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 t/«we, 1841. 
 
 AAO 
 
 A , «jthe first letter of the Greek 
 alphabet, called d\(pa, from 
 al€})h the first letter in the He- 
 brew alphabet. Sometimes it is 
 , a mimeral mark, signifying one, 
 : the first, as /3 denotes two, the 
 J second, y three, the third, etc. 
 J But with a line subscribed it 
 denotes 1000, a. In composi- 
 tion it has various senses : it is 
 negative and i)rivative, as (ik- 
 3aiog stable, «/3£/3aioc nnstable : 
 where the word begins with a 
 vowel, V is generally inserted for 
 the sake of euphony, as dKiog wor- 
 thy, dvciKiog un\yorthy ; some- 
 i' times not, as i]dvg pleasant, 
 I drjSijg unpleasant : in this case 
 / it is equivalent to drtv or diro : 
 ■ intensive and augmentative, as 
 d^vXog very woody, djSpofiog 
 with loud noise; for dyav : some- 
 « times it stands for ufia, as dyd- 
 . XaKTog nourished by the same 
 ' milk : it has also the force of Hg, 
 as a/3aroc for dva^arog : in some 
 ,j cases it is inserted or omitted 
 I without afl'eeting the meaning, 
 3 as aiiXijxpog ISXrjxpoQ, daraxvg 
 ffrdxvgy dvapirrjg vrjpirTjg. 
 A, Dor. for «,as rpd<pio for rpl^w, 
 aire for tire : for i;,as liXiog for 
 i'jXiog : for ot, as lloanddv for 
 Iloffti^Cjv, fiodffi for l3oio(n. 
 'A, Dor. for /;, the article : g. 
 where, for y the adv. : d which, 
 dual fern. & neut. pi. fr. og, i), o. 
 ^Aj a cry of anxiety, sorrow, ad- 
 miration, desire ; as also a, a, 
 Lat. ah, ah, a cry of lamentation. 
 "A, a, Lat. ha, ha, an interjection 
 
 of laughter. 
 'AdaTog, 6, >/, by a double priva- 
 tive, or by a pleonasm of a ; 
 very hurtful ; harmless ; invio- 
 lable, invincible : a, ddio. 
 'Any^g, tog ovg, o, 17, not to be 
 broken, strong : a, dyio, to 
 break. 
 ' AdSii)g, Dor. for drjcjjg. 
 'Ad^w,to exhale, cast out a vapor: 
 f. <Tio, p. Ka : fr. the sound. 
 'AdOrjp, I was deceived ; for »/a- 
 Orjv, a. 1. pass, of ddofiai : du) 
 or di)yii. 
 
 ABA 
 
 'Aa/iire, vQog, r/, an instrument 
 
 used in bird-catching. 
 'AaTTTog, o, 1), not to be touched, 
 invulnerable, invincible: a, a TTTw. 
 'Aaaa, I have deceived, led into 
 
 error, a. 1. of ddaKio or ddo). 
 'Aaffdixrjv, I have hurt, done 
 
 wrong, a. 1. m. of ddofiai, to 
 
 hurt ; a. 1. pass. ddffOTjv. 
 'Aden, they blow, 3 pi. fr. dijfn, 
 
 as 'iffrrjfii, [(rraffi. Th. d(o. 
 'Aac/ioc, ov, 6, exhalation, breath, 
 
 air, vapor : ddt^nj. 
 'AdaxeTog, 6, 17, intolerable, not 
 
 to be restrained : fr. a & tx(>>, or 
 
 (Txfw : 3 pers. perf. pass. t(T%j/- 
 
 rai, whence axtrbg & dffxtrog, 
 
 and poet. dd(Tx^'''OQ- ^^ ddaire- 
 
 Tog for daTTiTog. 
 'Adrai, he is satiated, 3 sing. 
 
 fr. da fxai. Th. di]fit. But darai, 
 
 he hurts, or is liurt, 3 shig. fr. 
 
 ddofiai. 
 'Aarog, contr. drog, 6, r), insati- 
 able, hurtful : a, aTT], hurt, or 
 
 da^ai, to be sated. 
 'Adu), to deceive, hurt, injure ; 
 
 aor. 1. daffa for yaaa. 
 'A/3a55a>i/,6,a nameof Antichrist, 
 
 devastation, the destroyer. 
 'A(5adi]g, kog ovg, 6, r), without 
 
 depth : a, (5d9og. 
 'Afiai, wv, at, a city in Phocis 
 
 famous for a temple of Apollo. 
 'A/3aK6(u, aJ, f. 17 (Tw, to be silent, 
 
 ignorant : a, /3d^w. 
 ' A(3aKkiog, adv. quietly : fr. 
 'Al3aK})g, sog oug, o, 17, mute, 
 
 silent : a, j3d^a>. 
 'A/3a»ctZw, f. i<To, to be silent. 
 ' A^aKiov, ov, TO, a table or slab 
 
 to calculate on, a tray or dish. 
 'Al^aKiffKog, OV, 6, diminutive of 
 
 dj3a^, a square stone for Mosaic 
 
 work or tesselated pavement. 
 'A(3dKXiVTog, 6, »;, not initiated 
 
 in the mysteries of Bacchus : 
 sad, mournful : a, (5aKXivi»i' 
 'ABA'AE, or rather d f3dXe, I 
 
 wish, alas. 
 'Afiavreg, a people who inhabited 
 Euboea, named from Abas, a 
 son of Neptune. 
 'ABA S,<coc, 6,abaciis,A siJ-^board, 
 slab ; a table to calculate on ; 
 (1) 
 
 ABA 
 
 a chess-board or draught-board ; 
 a table for money-changers or 
 bankers. 
 
 ' A^aTTTKTTog, b, y), not immersed: 
 a, j3a7rr«^w. 
 
 AJiaTTTog, 6, r/, untinged, un- 
 tempered, as steel by being 
 dipped in water : a, /3d7rrw. 
 
 'A/3dp/3apog, b, r), not barbarous : 
 a, (idpjSapog. 
 
 'A}5dpi)g, kog ovg, b, 1), not heavy, 
 not burdensome, not trouble- 
 some : a, (idpog. 
 
 "Al3ag, Dor. for v(it}g, gon.fi\ i'jjSij. 
 
 'A^a<rdvi(TTog, b, ry, untried, un- 
 explored : a, (3afTaviZio. 
 
 'Aj3a(Tavi(TTiog, adv. without ex- 
 amination. 
 
 'Al3a(TiX6VT0Q, 6, 7/, whence *A/3a- 
 (TiXevTijjg, adv. not under a 
 king: a, ^aaiXevo). 
 
 ' A^d(JKavog,Si' A^d(TKavTog, b, 1), 
 without envy : a, (iaaKaivio. 
 
 ' AfSdffraKTog, b, 1), not to be 
 carried : a, (^aaTdt^io. 
 A(3dTog, b, rj, pathless, inacces- 
 sible, solitary, sacred ; not to- be 
 crossed, impassable : a, jSaivu). 
 ' A^arov, to, a sanctuary. 
 
 'A/3/3d, 6, Syr. indecl., father. 
 
 "Afi^aXe for dTrt/SaXf, he reject- 
 ed, a. 2. fr. d7ro/3dXXai. 
 
 'A(S'e(iaiog, 6, r], infinn, unstable : 
 a, fitjiatog. 
 
 'A^tjSaioTrjg, rjTog, 7), instability. 
 
 'A(3tX, Hebr. name of a man, 
 indecl., vanity. 
 
 'A/3tXrcpta, and 'A/3eXr?;pia, ag, 
 t], folly : fr. 
 
 'A^kXTipog, b, 17, stupid, silly, 6 
 TO (i'tXTLor fit) yiviooKiiiv. 
 
 'A/3i/3Xoc, 6, >/, without books. 
 
 'A^iXr]vri, rig, r), the name of a 
 
 country, Abilene. 
 'A/3ioc, 6, ?/, without the ne- 
 cessaries of life ; fr. a priv. (3iog, 
 food : also long-lived ; fr. a in- 
 tens. j3(og, life : also very ro- 
 bust ; weak, not violent ; fr. a, 
 (iia. 
 'Aj3i(oTog, b, i), lifeless, not worth 
 
 living for : a, (3i6u). 
 'A(3Xaf3'nog, adv. innoxiously : fr. 
 'A(iXa(5t)g, tog ovg, b, 1), unhurt, 
 uninjured, harmless: a,j3Xd7rrw. 
 
 B 
 
ABP 
 
 'A/3\a/3ta, and 'Aj8\a/3£ta, ag, r), 
 innocence, safety. 
 
 '^[3\ffxi]Q, soQ 01)^, 6, >/, feeble, im- 
 potent : 'AjiXtfxiiog, adv. feebly, 
 intemperately : a, iSXt/jieaivu). 
 
 'A/3\/)(;, iiT0Q,6, r/, not yet bhot : 
 but '.AfiX/yroc, 6, ^, not yet 
 struck : a, jl3aX\tu. 
 
 'A/SX/^Xoof, a, or, weak, gentle, 
 brave, strong : a, (iXiixpog' 
 
 'A/3o<Iri, poet, and Dor. for 
 'A/3oj;r», adv. without shouting 
 or war : a, jior}. 
 
 'AfSoriOrirog, 6, 17, destitute of 
 help or remedy : a, (SoriOivj. 
 
 'Af36\rj(Tai', they met, Ion. for 
 T^l36\i]aav, 3 pi. a. 1. of ajioX'su), 
 for avTijioXkiij. 
 
 'A(3uXog, u, r/, one who has not yet 
 lost the teeth that show the age, 
 applied to animals : a, jSdXXio. 
 AiSovKoXrjTog, 6, >;, unheeded, 
 disregarded : a, (iovKoXtcj. 
 Ai3ovXfu),Cj, Wrjaujy to be unwill- 
 ing : a, j3oi'Xofiai. 
 AfiovXia, ag, >'/, want of counsel : 
 a, fiovXf]. Hence 
 
 'AjSouXog, 6, ?7, destitute of coun- 
 sel, inconsiderate, imprudent. 
 
 'A/SouXorara, adv. most ill-ad- 
 visedly. 
 
 'A(3ov\u)g, & 'AlSovXtl, adv. in- 
 considerately. 
 
 'AjSovTiu), Ion. for afSovroVy fr. 
 
 'AfSovTijg, ovj 6, destitute of cat- 
 tle, poor : a, (iovg. 
 
 'ABPA or"ABPA, ng, »/, a maid- 
 servant, an attendant. 
 
 *A/3p«d//, Hebr. name of a man, 
 indeel. father of a multitude. 
 
 'AjSpeicrog^ 6, )), :=: ai3poxog. 
 
 'A/3pi^o/itai,to be delicate m dress: 
 aliong. 
 
 'A/3p(^w, f. i^bj, to sleep after 
 taking food : a intens. (ipi^oj. 
 
 * A^piOiig, kog ovg, o, 77, without 
 weight : a, jSpiOu). 
 
 'A[.ipi^ai, a. 1 . infin. act. fr. a/3pi^(«>. 
 
 *Af3pol3urijg, ov, 6, walking deli- 
 cately, at a stately pace : a/3p6g, 
 (Saino. 
 
 'A/bpoj3fof, 6, 7), living delicately 
 or luxuriously : aiSpbg^ l^iog. 
 
 'AjSpoyoog, 6,7/, uttering soft com- 
 plaints, softly sorrowing : a(ip6g, 
 ynog. 
 
 *Al3poSiaiTog, 6, 77, living effemi- 
 nately, delicately : a/3p6g, ^i- 
 atra. 
 
 'AfipoKofirig, 6, »), with delicate 
 hair : aiSpbg, ko^itj. 
 
 'Aj3pop.og, 6, r), with a great 
 noise : a intens. (ipojiog. 
 
 'A/SpoTrXovro^, 6, 77, luxuriously 
 rich : a(3pug, TrXovrog, 
 
 'ABP(ys,'a, or, soft, delicate, 
 effeminate, luxurious, sjilendid, 
 sum])tuous, elegant. Hence 
 
 'Afiporrvvt], rjg, 7), softness, effe- 
 ini!;acy, luxi ry. 
 
 ATA 
 
 'A/3pora'^w, to wander in the 
 night, to miss any one, & 'A/3po- 
 r€u>, w, to meet in the night : d- 
 (Sporiiaaif a. 1. mf. act. : iijipoTi}. 
 
 'Appo7 a^ig, ewe, V, error. 
 
 'A/3porat,-, aTog, d. Dor. for d/3p6- 
 
 'ABPO'TH, T}g, 7/, night: fr. a & 
 j3poTug, iv y jiporbg ov irpotKn: 
 sometimes vi)^ is added. 
 
 'AjSporrjg, rjTog, 1), softness, de- 
 licacy, splendour : aiipog. 
 
 'Ajiporlfiog, 6, 7), of costly deli- 
 cacy, magnificent : a^pbg,Ttp.ii. 
 
 'AjSpoTOvov, ov, TOf abrotonum, a 
 kind of herb, southernwood. 
 
 'Aj3porof , 6, 7/, immortal, divine : 
 also deserted, uninhabited : a, 
 (ipoTog. 
 
 ' A(3poxf'iTag, ov, 6, Dor. & .^ol. 
 for 'A/Spoxatr.'yCj having deli- 
 cate, tender hair : d/3p6(:, "x^aiTi], 
 
 'A^pox'iTijjv, (tJi'og, 6, 7'/, delicately 
 arrayed : d]3p6c, x'-'^^^' 
 
 'Afipoxog, 6, 7}, not moist, dry : a, 
 (ipBXitf. 
 
 'ABPvNA, or ABPvNA, rd, 
 mulberries. 
 
 'AjSpvpofxaij f. ovfiai, to wanton, 
 glory, take airs. 
 
 ' AiSpv'vo), f. vw, to adora : cilSpog. 
 
 "AiipujTog, by 7/, not eaten or de- 
 voured, unfit lor food : a, /3pa»- 
 
 fTKlO. 
 
 'Afivdng, ov, j}, name of a city on 
 
 theAsiaticsideof the Hellespont. 
 
 'AjSvSoOt, adv. from Abydos. 
 "Afivffaog, 6, 7/, bottomless ; 'A- 
 
 (3v(T(Togy r), x^^P" being under 
 
 stood, an abyss, a pit of un 
 
 fathomable depth, hell : a, 
 
 /Swcaof, Ion. for (iv66g. 
 'AydaaOaiyto gaze at with admi 
 
 ration or astonishment : fr. dya- 
 
 /xat, by a poet, pleon. Hence also 
 ' Ay daaOe, ye envy. 
 'Ayaykv, Dor. for dyaysXv, a. 2. 
 
 inf. act. Att. : dynykaOaij a. 2. 
 
 inf. m. 8cdydyt](y6oVj a. 2. subj. 
 
 m. Att. fr. dya>. 
 'Aydyoi, he might bring, a. 2. opt. 
 
 act. Att. dyayuji^^ part. a. 2. 
 
 Att. for dyujv, fr. the same verb. 
 'Ayd^ofxat, f. ffofiai, to be indig- 
 nant, envy, admire : dydu). 
 'AyaOapxictj ag, V, a beginning 
 
 of good : dyaObgy dpx 17. 
 'AydOeog, Dor. for riydOtog. 
 'AyaOtg, idog, 7), a clew. 
 'Aya9oipyiuj,w, f. i)^uj,io do good. 
 'AyaOotpyiay ag, 7), beneficence, a 
 
 good action, benefit. 
 *Aya0oepybg, contr. dyaOovpybg, 
 
 ovj 6, a benefactor : dyaObg, 
 
 tpyov. 
 'AyaOoepyoif 01, magistrates a- 
 
 mong the Spai-tans. 
 'AyaBoKXktjg, isog iovg, or KXi)g, 
 
 sog virgj 6, Agathocles, a proper 
 
 name. 
 
 (2) 
 
 ATA 
 
 ' Ay a9o7roieio,{o,f. 7'/(Tw, to do good, 
 
 act rightly. 
 ' Ay aQoTTona, ag, 77, beneficence, 
 
 well-doing. 
 AynOoTTOibg, ov, b, 7/, a well-doer, 
 
 beiief'actoi*, benehcent : dya9bg, 
 
 TTOieU}. 
 
 'AyaObg, j), ov, good, prudent, 
 
 brave, rich, excellent, useful ; 
 
 rb dy.y good, advantage. 
 'AyaOoTijg, tjTog, 7), goodness : 
 
 dyaOog. 
 'AyaOovpyiu), a), to do good. 
 'AyaOovpyiTj, Ion. by a ci*asis for 
 
 dynGoipyia. 
 'AyaOvvpybg, «, >/, beneficent : 
 
 see dyaGoipyog. 
 'AyaOvvOiig, a. 1. part. pass. fr. 
 'AyaOv'i'io, to do good, gladden. 
 'AyatiioTvvi], ijg, 7), goodness : 
 
 dyaOog. 
 'Ayaiofiai, to be angry, envious : 
 
 dydu). 
 'AyaTot;, 6, 7/, elegant, envied. 
 'AyaKXtiTog, b, very celebi-ated : 
 
 dyaVf KXtiTog. 
 'AyaicXi/Cj ^og ovg, 6, 77, poet, for 
 
 dyaKXkijgj and 
 *AyaicXi5r6c, OjVery glorious, very 
 
 renowned : dyaKXvrolatv, dat. 
 
 pi. Ion. : dyavy KXkog, KXvrog. 
 'AyaKTi^th'av, splendidly built, 
 
 -^ol. omitting the augm. and 
 
 taking away a for the sake of the 
 
 metre, KTi^iavog for KtKTia^dvog, 
 
 built : dyai', Kri^io. 
 ' AydXnKTog, and 'AyaXa?, aKrog, 
 
 6, 7/, without milk, nourished by 
 
 the same milk : a, ydXa. 
 'AyaXXia/ia, arog, to, exultation. 
 'AyaXXiuaig, eutg, 7), the same : 
 
 'AyaXX(aw, aJ, to lea]> for joy, ex- 
 ult, f. dcoj, p. riyaXXiaKa, a. 1. 
 m. 7)y aXXiaad^iiv, a. 1. pass. 
 7/yaXXia<T6^7;v : dyaXXw. 
 
 'Aya'XXo/ioijto leap for joy, exult, 
 delight: dyav, dXXojuat. 
 
 'ATA'AAOXON, ov, to, a sweet- 
 scented Indian wood. 
 
 'AFA'AAQ, f. Xu), to make gay, 
 adorn, make delightful. 
 
 'AyaX/ia, arog, to, a thing to 
 delight or pride in, an orna- 
 ment, image, statue : dyaXXw. 
 
 ' AynXfidTiov,ov,rb,Si little image. 
 
 'AyaX/iaroTToiog, ov,b, a statuary: 
 TTOiiw, dyaXfia. 
 
 " Ay a p.ai, to admire, wonder, f. 
 dydffofiai, a. 1. m. i^yaadfitjv, 
 pass. iiydaQ^v : dydm. 
 Ayd/iog, 6,7/, unmarried; ydp.ov 
 dyafiov, for lvayap,ov, an un- 
 happy marriage : a, ydfxog. 
 
 'AFAN, adv. too much, greatly : 
 dydu). Lat. 7uinim in modum, 
 
 'APANAKTE/Q, wjf. j/rTa>,p. 7/k-rt, 
 to be grieved, indignant, beai' ill, 
 a. 1. r}yavdKT7)aa, part, dya- 
 vaKTTjaag. Hence 'AyavdKTtj- 
 
 Al'A 
 
 mg, «wc, »/. indignation ; 'Aya- 
 vaKTiKbg, »/, bv, queinilous. 
 I 'Ayain)g, kog ovg, 6, 1), mild, 
 , gentle : ydvog. 
 
 Y Ay avyai, dat. pi. Ion. for dya- 
 va1g\ dyaroXai, m. g. fr. dyavbg, 
 superl. dyat'ioTUTog. Th. ydvog. 
 \Aydvri<pog, 6, 7'/, abounding with 
 1 snow, snowy : dyav, vi<p{i). 
 [Ayavbg, 1), Iv, mild, placid, de- 
 I lightful, recreatmg : yaVoc- 
 \Ayavo(ppo(7vvtj, »/C, >/, mildness, 
 I gentle-mindedness : fr. 
 [Aya^o0pa»^^ ovog, 6, 7/, gentle- 
 [ minded : dyaro^, <pnf]v. 
 [Ayd'vwp, Dor. for dy7/rwp. 
 yAydojiai, see dydu). 
 AyuTrd'Coi'Ti, Dor. for dyarrd- 
 1 ^oi/rrt, they love. 
 "Ay«7ra'^w, poet, for dyairdu). 
 jAydrrai, u>v, a't, lovo-feasts of 
 ^Christians, nom. pi. fr. dydrrT], 
 lyaTrdrd, Dor. for dya7r?/rd, fr. 
 
 lFAIIA'Q, W, f. {](TOJ, p. 7//CCT, to 
 
 [love, kiss, be content ; dydrra, 
 jj)res. imp. ; dyaTr^r, inf. ; dya- 
 1 7rt](Tag,A. 1. ])art. ; 7)y uTrijukvog, 
 M beloved, perf. part. pass. 
 T^ydn-f/, rjg, 7), love, affection : fr. 
 - the preceding. 
 ^Ayd7r7)fia, aTog, rb, the same. 
 
 Ayan^viop, opog, b, »/, loving 
 i manliness, courageous : dyaTrdw, 
 
 I I^VOpST]. 
 
 fAyaTTj/rot;, 7), bi^, beloved : v'lbg, 
 onlv-beijotten. 
 
 Aya7r7]Tu)g, adv. willingly, con- 
 l tentedly. 
 
 AAyaTTi^tjp, may I love, Att. for 
 •i dyaTTolfii, j)res, opt. fr. dy«7rda». 
 fAyap, Hebr. name of a slave, 
 indeel., a foreigner, ruminating, 
 timid. 
 
 iy dppoog, 6, 7), flowing rapidly, 
 boisterous : dyav, piu). 
 lAydiravTO, they admired, 3 pi. 
 { a. 1. m. Ion. for i^yd(TavT0,dya 
 \ <Taiii})v, opt, dydcraaOat, inf. fr. 
 ■idyajiai, or fr. dydt^ojiai. 
 yAyaaQai, prcs. inf. & 
 AyarrQtlg, being or having ad- 
 niired,a. l.part.pass.dyao'OttT/i', 
 opt. fr. dyajiai. 
 
 Ayafffia, arog, to, an object of 
 admiration ; admii'ution, vene- 
 ration : dyafiai. 
 Ayaaod^tvog, rejoicing, admir- 
 1 mg, a. 1. m. part., the a being 
 I doubled poetically for the metre, 
 [fr. dyd^o/iai. 
 lyaVrovof, 6, 7/, loud-sounding, 
 Imurmurhig, moaning : dyav, 
 
 vyatTTbg, 7), bv, admirable : d- 
 \ydo). 
 
 LydoTwp, opog, 6, a brother by 
 the same mother, for dfiayddTwp 
 Dr bp.oyd<Tru)p : yaaTtjp. 
 lFASYAATS, ioog, 7), a shrub, 
 I'hence drops ammoniac gum. 
 
 AFE 
 
 'AyaTog, 7), or, same as dyacrog. 
 
 'Ayavbg, 1), bv, noble, admirable : 
 dya'w. 
 
 'Aya?;p6c, «, oj', very proud, 
 haughty : a, yavpog. 
 
 'Ayd^OtyKTog, b, 7), widely bruit- 
 ed, loudly uttered : dyaj', (pOiy- 
 •yofxai. 
 
 'AFA'Q, or 'Aydofiai, to ad- 
 mire, view with astonishment, 
 envy: dydaaOe for dydffOf, 
 the contracted form of dya- 
 errOi, also ijydarrOi for -fiydaOt. 
 Hence dy//g, dyalog, as also 
 dyctyoc, dyaiojxai, dyafxaijdyd- 
 ^ofxni, dyaCjua, dyaffTbc. 
 
 "Ayydpa, wr, tu, stations, stages, 
 where the Persian eouritrs halt- 
 ed after their day's work. 
 
 'Ayyaptm, ag, 7), the office of a 
 l^ei'sian courier, requisition for 
 the public service. 
 
 'AyyapeTor, ov, to. Ion. dyyapT/- 
 10 V, a Persian word denoting the 
 station or office of a courier. 
 
 ' Ayyapivu), f. (Tw, to engage a 
 courier or hire a person to con- 
 vey letters, to compel to the per- 
 formance of public service. 
 
 •AFFAP02, ov, d, a Persian 
 messenger, courier, carrier, ser- 
 vant. 
 
 'Ayyapo^opsw, w, f. 7/<T(o, to carry 
 like a king's courier in Persia. 
 
 'Ayyttov, ov, Tb, a vessel. 
 
 'AyyfXfotKTt for dyyO^ovai, f. 1. 
 fr. ayycXXw. 
 
 'AyyfXtn, ag, »/, Ion. dyyeXirj, 
 a message, news, command, nar- 
 ration, embassy : dyyaXXw. 
 
 'AyyfXi7/0opof, d, 7/, a bearer 
 of messages between two per- 
 sons, usher at a king's court. 
 
 'AyyeXiKbg, 7), bv, pertaining to 
 a messenger or angel, angelic : 
 
 dyytXoc. 
 'AyyfXi(i»r7/c, ov, d, & 'AyycXftS- 
 
 Ttg, i^og, 77, a messenger, herald. 
 'AFFE'AAQ, to tell, announce, 
 
 bring news or tidings, f. Xw, p. 
 
 Ka, a. 1. 7/yyftXa, a. 1. part. pass. 
 
 dyyeXOeig: dyytXXSvTojv, Att. 
 
 for dyyaXXkrioffav, let them 
 
 tell. 
 'AyyeXpa, uTog, rb, a message : 
 
 ayyfXXa;. 
 'AyytXog, ov, 6, a messenger, he- 
 rald, angel, person in authority. 
 'Ayyr]io7', ov, Tb, Ion. for ay y slop. 
 'AFFOS, eog ovg, ro, any kind of 
 
 vessel, a pail. Hence 'Ayytitb- 
 
 Sijg, fog ovg, 6, 7), having the 
 
 form of a vessel : 'Ayytt^ior, 
 
 ov, TO, a small vessel. 
 'Ayyowpiov or'Ayyowpov, ov, ro, 
 
 a cucumber, water melon. 
 *Ay€, age, dytO' for dyeTs, agite, 
 
 adv. of exhortation, come on, 
 
 well : imper. of dyu). 
 
 Ays, Dor. for i/ye, a. 2. of dyo). 
 (3) 
 
 ATE 
 
 ' Ay fipoi'Ttoif, Att. for ayftptrw- 
 
 eav. 
 'AFEI'PQ, to assemble, gather, 
 
 collect, f. epio, p. I'/ytpKa, Att. 
 
 dyi'iyipKa, a. 2. 7jytp07', a. 1. inf. 
 
 dytlpat, a. 1. part, dyfipag, 3 
 
 pi. a. 1. dyiipai'. Ion. for 7/yfi- 
 
 pav, a. 1. pass. rjyip9i]V, f. 1. 
 
 dytp9t]aonai. 
 'Ay tiro. Dor. for 7/ycrro, 3 sing. 
 
 impf. of 7/y 60/xo I. 
 'Ayt'iTiov, ovog, 6, 7), without a 
 
 neighbour, forlorn, lonely : a, 
 
 ytiTOJV. 
 
 'AytXdZio, f, aao), p. aicn, to as- 
 semble, collect, congregate, pass. 
 
 dytXa^ofxai, to herd together : 
 
 dyfXij. 
 ' Ay tXaXoc, a, ov, gregarious, run- 
 ning wild in a herd, untamed. 
 'AyfXauov, wvog, 6, a jdace where 
 
 cattle are housed : dyiXjj. 
 'AytXapx^/Cj ov, 6, a master of 
 
 cattle, governor of a herd or 
 
 flock, shepherd. And 
 'AytXapxovffa, presiding over or 
 
 superintendmg a flock, pres. 
 
 part. act. f. g. fr. dyeXapxi*** '• 
 
 dysXT], dpxh- 
 ' Ay tXaari, adv. without laughter, 
 
 gravely. And 
 ' Ay tXaoTia, ag, 1), a sullen look : 
 
 fr. 
 'AykXaarog, 6, 7/, not laughing 
 
 or causing laughter, gi'ave : a, 
 
 yfXduj. 
 ' Ay tXsiT], Ion. for 'AytXf I'a, ag, 7), 
 
 an epithet of Minerva, the plun- 
 
 deross, prcedatrix ; dyoj,Xtia : or 
 
 leading the people ; dyu>, Xaog. 
 'AykXT], 7]g, 7), a. herd, flock : 'A- 
 
 ykXr}9tv, adv. from the herd or 
 
 Hock : 'AyfX7/^6v, adv. m herds 
 
 or flocks : 'Ay'tXijcpt, adv. in a 
 
 herd or flock. 
 ' Ay tXiiTfjg, ov, b, oi the herd or 
 
 flock. 
 ' AykpLiv, pres. inf. Ion. for dyctv, 
 
 fr. dyu). 
 ' Ayefiovtvtiv, Dor. for //yf/iortu- 
 
 £17', to be leader, to lead. 
 ' Ayffiojv, Dor. for 7)yi}iu)V. 
 'Aytv, impf. Ion. & pres. inf. 
 
 Dor. fr. dyii), to lead : or Boeot. 
 
 for dyTjaav, they were broken, 
 
 3 pi. a. 2. pass. fr. dyvvfn or 
 
 dyu), to break. 
 'AyfV£aXdy7/rog, 6, 77, having no 
 
 genealogy, or origin : a, ytvea- 
 
 Xoyku). 
 ' Ay evtiog, ov, 6, beardless, youth- 
 ful : a, ykveiov. 
 ' Ayivrig, kog ovg,b, r/ of obscure 
 
 origin, ignoble : a, y^vo^. 
 'Ay£7'7/rof, 6, 7), unborn, undone: 
 
 a, yivojiai. 
 ' Ay evvijg, kog ovg, 6, >/, ignoble, 
 
 mean, pusillanimous. 
 'Aytrr;/roc,6,7/,ungenerated,un- 
 
 bom, low-bom : a, ytvvdofiai. 
 B2 
 
Arn 
 
 AFK 
 
 ATK 
 
 ^AyevvutQy adv. meanly. 
 "Ayeo cSc i/ycofor 7/yoi;,pres.imp. 
 of ijysofiai, to lead. 
 
 'Aysojuai, Dor. for r)ykofiai. 
 
 'Ayipdaroc, 6, ij, without a pre- 
 sent or reward : a, yepag. 
 
 'AytptOw, poet, for dytinio. 
 
 'Ay'iptaOiu, Att. for ayiipsaOai, 
 pres. inf. pass. fr. ayiipo). 
 
 'AyipOq, pi. dyepOtv, for rfyioOn 
 cSc //y€pO»;crav,a. 1. pasri. Ion. fr. 
 aytipu). 
 
 ' Ay ennbg, ov, 6, a collection; as- 
 sembling : dyeipu). 
 
 ' Ay fpovTo, they were congre- 
 gated or assembled, impf. for 
 riysipovTO : for the poets also 
 say ayfpw for dyeiou). 
 
 'Ay'fppio, ^Eol. for dyeipio. 
 
 " Ay tpaig, eivQy y, a collection : 
 ayf/nw. 
 
 'ATE'PQXOS, 6, V, proud, con- 
 fident, ferocious, pre-eminent : 
 lience ' Ay sp(j')X'-^Q, adv. proudly: 
 ' Ay ipioxici, w;, y, pride. 
 
 "Ayeg for dyt, do thou lead, pros. 
 imp. poet. fr. ay to: aytrrjccj^. Ion. 
 for rjys, impf.: «yfc, Dor. for 
 
 'AytaOai, pres. inf. pass. ayscrOtu, 
 let him lead, pres. imp. fr. dyio. 
 
 ' Ay sfTiXriog, ov, o, a surname of 
 IMuto, because he draws all 
 mortals to himself : ayw, \a6g. 
 
 'Ayea-parog, 6, »'/, the leader of 
 an army, an epithet of Minerva : 
 cf. 'AytXtia : dyoj, (TTparog. 
 
 'Aycr' &''Ay£rf, cKjltej an adv. of 
 exhortation, come on, pres. imp. 
 fr. dyoj. 
 
 'AysTTig, ov, 6, a leader : ayw. 
 
 *Ay£V(Troc,6, T/,untasted, hisipid ; 
 also hungry, not having tasted : 
 «, yevit). 
 
 'Ay£w/i£rp?/roc, 6, r), inexperi- 
 enced in geometry : a, yfw/te- 
 
 TpSit). 
 
 'Ayttopyijrog, 6, »/, uncultivated : 
 a, yeojpyku). 
 
 "Ayr;, »??, r), admiration, stupor : 
 dyaoj. Or, dyt] for aiy/;, Ion. it 
 was broken : a. 2. jia.ss. yyrjv, 
 Att. Idyrjv, Ion. ay J] Vy i]g, r), fr. 
 ay<u, to break. 
 
 'Ayj), t)g, »'/, a fracture, fragment, 
 the shore : dyo), to break. 
 
 'AyrjykpaTai, Att. & Ion. for 
 riyepi^ikuoi eiffi, 3 pi. perf. pass, 
 fi', dyeipio. 
 
 'XyrjytpKa, I have assembled, 
 perf. Att. for i/ytpica : & 
 
 'Ayr]yip[j.ai, perf. pass. Att. for 
 yyipp.ai, fr. dyiipo). 
 
 'AyTj/Xat, to have dedicated, a- 
 dorued, a. 1. inf. act. fr, ayaWw : 
 a. 1. ijyr]\a, part. dyt'jXag. 
 
 WyrjXaTfu), & ' AyrjXarkijj, io, to 
 drive away, expel, expiate guilt 
 by expelling the cause of it : «- 
 yog, or ay Of, a pollution, IXavvu). 
 
 Wyrjfia, aTog, to, af/men, a<jevia,'\ Xi'^o/iai, to bear in the arms 
 
 a battalion, squadron, brigade. 
 'Ay/yvopa, ace. sing. fr. 'Ay/p'wp. 
 'Ayr)vnptiog, «, ov, very manly. 
 
 courageous. 
 
 ' Ay »/i'op»'rt,ac,»/, manliness, pride. 
 
 'AyTji'ophjcm', dat. i)l. Ion. fr. 
 dyT]vopia. 
 
 ' Ay r/vwp, 000^,6, very manly, stre- 
 nuous : dyat', dvr'jn. 'Ayt'ji'ojp 
 is also a proper name. 
 
 'Ayj70xa, I have led, brought, 
 
 perf. for i/x"j ^^^^- "7'/X^' *^*^ ^'^ 
 
 a pleon. of o, dyt)ox(t, fr. aytu. 
 'AyrjpovTog, & 'Ayypaog, 6, »'/, 
 
 free from old age, not subject 
 
 to decay, for ay >;parog, poet.: a, 
 
 yijpag. 
 ' Ayrjnnrov, ov, to, a herb flou- 
 
 rishinj: for a very long time. 
 
 Engl, maudf'tn or maudlin tansi/. 
 'Ayi}pnTog,6, //, same as dyijpaog. 
 'AyYipujg, w, 6, )'/, the same : in 
 
 ace. ay//pa> is used without v. 
 ' Ay ijTafrOai, Dor. for yyyaaadai. 
 "Ayrjm, 3 sing. fr. 'Ay»;/xi, inus. 
 
 for aya/xrti, to admiiv : dydio. 
 'AyT](jiXdog, oi', o, ^^ip'sU'ius, a La- 
 
 cediemonian king : ayo>, Xaog. 
 ' Ayr)(Tixopog, ov, 6, poet. & Dor. 
 
 for T/yryffi'xopf'Cjl'^'ading the dance 
 
 or chorus : »/yeo/tnt, xopog. 
 ' A y 7/r /)p, i)pog, 6, Dor. for /y y //r»)p, 
 
 comm. yyffjuoi', ot'og, b, a leader, 
 
 commander. 
 'AyrjTog, ij, bv, admirable ; pi. 
 
 dyi]Toi : dydit). 
 
 " Ay rixciy Att. for ?Jx"> P^^^* ^^ 
 dyio. 
 
 'Ayia^w, to sanctify, purify, f. 
 aTw,]). a»ca,a. 1. pass. I'lyidrrOtjv, 
 f. 1. dyia(jOt)(rof^i(U : ay tog. 
 
 ' Ay iacTfia, aTog^rb, & 'Aytatr/iog, 
 ov, 6, sanctification. 
 
 ' \yia(TTi]nwv, ov, to, a sanctuary. 
 
 ' Ay £a(Trta,oc, 7/, holiness, sanctity. 
 
 ' A y i^w, f. (Tio, to conseci*ate, purify, 
 for ayia^w. 
 
 'Ayii'kio, uj, poet. & Ion., the same 
 as ayw, to bring, convoy. 'Ayi'- 
 vio isi 'Ayii'inKio also occur. 
 
 "Ayiov, ov, TO, a sanctuary: ay(a, 
 rti, the first tabernacle, the 
 sofond »*c third heaven: rdayta 
 Tutu dyiiiiv, Hob. viii, 2. 
 
 'ATIOS, a, ov, holy, sacred: 
 hence 'Aytorjyg, i)Tog, and 'Ayi- 
 off{)vr), rjg, t), sanctity. 
 
 Wy lartia or ' Ayiffrta, ctg, //, cere- 
 mony, woi*ship, purification : 
 ay or, veneration, expiation. 
 
 'Ayttrrfi'w & 'Ayiortw, to hold in 
 vcnerati<m, purify. 
 
 ' Ay HiXTvvi], rjQ, >'/, holiness, purity. 
 
 " \yKa9tv, adv. same as ayKat; : 
 also for dvfKaOiv, from on high. 
 
 '.APKAT, the arms, nom. pi. fr. 
 dyKt). Hence 
 
 *Ay»ca\//, 7;c, & ' Ay KdXig,iSog, r), 
 an arm: 'AyKa'Cofiai or 'AyKa- 
 (4) 
 
 eml>raco. 
 
 'AyKaXig, i^og, i), a bundle, bur- 
 den: hence ' Ay KaXiC ay u)y bg, ov^ 
 6, a carrier, porter, & 'AyjcaXt^o- 
 (^opog, b Tag dyKaXiSag dyiov ij 
 (pkpiov. 
 
 'AyKaXoi', a. 2. ind. for dv'iKa- 
 Xov, or a. 2. imp. for dvaicaXi, 
 the Syi"ac. form, fr. dyKaXkio, 
 poet. ioY di'nKaXkio: dyKaXsti, 3 
 pres. ind. poet, for dvaKaXii. 
 Th. KaXioK 
 
 ' AyKaXog, ov, b, & 'AyKoXttr/in, 
 aTog, TO, an armful, bundle, load. 
 
 'Ayjcag, adv. in the arms, Kara 
 being understood : dyKi). 
 Ay Kea, pi. valleys, fr. dyKog. 
 
 "AyKtinat for dvuKeif-iai, poet. 
 
 'Ayicfpar£<7(Ti for dvd KtpnTicrffi, 
 on the lionis, poet. 
 
 'AyKt), yg, »'/, an arm: see ay^ai. 
 
 'Ay»ci'ov, ov, Tb, a small valley, 
 dim. fr. dyKog. 
 
 'ArKISTPON,ot', TO, a hook: 
 hence ' Ay tct(Trpft''(ji>, to fish with a 
 hook,'Ay«:i<Trpfia,ac,>/,angling, 
 'AyKifTTpoio, to catch by a hook, 
 'AyKKTTpwSijg, tog ovg, hook- 
 fashioned,' A yKtoTpwrog,hooke(l. 
 
 'AyicXivar for dvaKXivag, a. 1. 
 part. fr. diaKXivio. 
 
 'ArKOTNlI, poet, an arm : ay- 
 (col>»', asif oyKwi'ij: hence' Ayrot- 
 I't^w, to embi'ace in the arms. 
 
 'AyKo^i^iiv for dvoKOfii^nv, to 
 )»ring back : hence dyKnf.ii(TMv, 
 for dvaKOfiiaiDv: dyKOfiiaat^i' for 
 — ffaiTo, 3 sing. a. 1 . opt. m. 
 
 'AyK-oj'£w, u>, to be studiously en- 
 gaged : dvd, Kovem, to hasten. 
 
 "ATKOS, fog ovg, Tb, a valley. 
 
 'Ay»eoxa(Tt, Maced.for tvyjvoxuai, 
 3 1)1. perf. m. of ^spw. 
 
 'AyKpivuj for dvaKpivco, poet. 
 
 'AyKpovo/jiai for draKpovojxai. 
 
 'AyKTi)p, i)pog, b, a noose, clasp : 
 
 'ArKY'AH, tjg, y, a thong, a kind 
 of javelin, a cup, a defect in the 
 ton<rue, the bend of the elbow or 
 knee. Hence 
 
 'Ayici;\«^o/<oi, to hurl a javelin. 
 
 'AyKvXt<TTi)g, ov, b, a hurler of a 
 javelin. 
 
 ' AyKvXoyXojffffov, ov, to, an impe- 
 diment in the tongue : dyKvXt], 
 yXojfffTa. 
 
 'AyKvX(>[.uiT(it), gen. Ion. fr. 'Ay 
 
 KvXofiliTijg, ov, b, a man 
 
 of 
 
 crooked counsels, sly, wily : 
 ayici'Xnt;, fxrJTic. 
 
 'ATK V'AOS, 1], ov, uncus, curved, 
 crooked, bent. 
 
 'Ay»cwXoro/iov, ov, Tb, a surgical 
 instrument f«)r removing the de- 
 fect in the tongue called dyKvXr]. 
 Th. Tfi-ir'it). 
 
 'AyKuXoro^og, ov, b, having a 
 crooked bow: dyKvXog,T6^ov. 
 
 AFN 
 
 'AFAAO'S, b, r), & a, bv, splen- 
 did, brilliant, illustrious : clear, 
 elegant : hence dyXad, sjtlendid 
 things, ayXota, splendour : for 
 ayaXog, fr. ayaXXw, ayaXw. 
 
 ' AyXfioTpiaivav,:\n ei)ith. of^No})- 
 tune, fr. dyXaoToinii'ag for the 
 comm. ' AyXaoTOKiivjjg, ov, b, 
 dyXabg kutu Tp'utivav, renown- 
 ed for his trident. 
 
 'AyXaupog, 6, >), splendid. 
 
 'AyXaioxj/, u)Trog, b, >/, of splen- 
 (li<l aspect : ayXaoc, io<p. 
 
 'AyXiVKii)g,kog ovg, b, y, bitter, un- 
 ])leasant, insii)id : a, yXfvKog. 
 
 'AFAIS, lOog, y, a clove of garlic. 
 
 XAyKvptjUbXiov, ov, Tb, the cast ofCAyXioffaog, b, y, without a tongue, 
 
 1 an aiK-lior : ayKvpa, fidXXcj. metonym. for inelo(pient, bar- 
 
 .yK-i'pi'^w, f. <rw, to anchor, i. c 
 
 AFA 
 
 •Ay»cvXoxf«^«^ crooked-beaked, 
 pi. fr. 'AyKi'XoxaX;;g, ov, b : 
 dyKvXog, xt~^Xog. 'AytcvXox"- 
 Xoc, ov, 6, is also in use. 
 
 ['Ay/ci-XoxOXot, with crooked ta- 
 lons, pL fr. 'AyKvXoxyXyg, ov, b : 
 
 dyKt'Xcg, X'/'^'Z- 
 lAyKvXou), u>, f. ojcru), to curve, 
 
 make crooked. 
 
 .yKvXiog, adv. in a bent form. 
 
 .yicvXiuffig, tiog, y, a bending, 
 
 curvature. 
 'AyKvXojToc, t),ov, crooked, bent, 
 • armed with javelins. 
 '*ArKr'PA, ag, 17, anchora, an 
 ' aiu-hor, safeguard, protection. 
 
 \ 
 
 supplant, trip up the heels, Ar: 
 [stoph. Eipiit. 2G2. a pugilistic 
 term. 
 
 'AyKvpiov, ov, Tb, a little anchor. 
 \\ fcvpovxi", «Ci Vj ^^ anchor- 
 ing or lying at anchor : dyKvpa, 
 
 'A} Kvpuio, w, f. ibffoj, to fix by an 
 aiu'hor, establish. 
 
 •ArKQ'N,aij'oc,6,anelbow,l)end, 
 angle : hence 'AyKijjviffKog, ov, 
 b, a small elbow, 'AyKoji^j^o/xat, 
 to embrace, wind as a stream, 
 make an angle. 
 
 'AyXatOtipog, b, >/, with splendid 
 hair : ayXaog, tOtipa. 
 
 *Ay\«iai, pleasures, nom. pi. d- 
 yXa'iduJV, gcn. pi. -^ol. fr. 
 
 'AyXatrt, ag, y, splendour, glory, 
 
 \ joy, elegance, i)re-eminence ; 
 'iTtTTog dyXaiycpi Tri-n-otOtjjg, con- 
 
 '* fident in superiority, for dyXaiy, 
 dat. sing. Ion. : dyXatgaiv, dat. 
 pi. Ion. Th. ayXaoc- 
 XyXaitlaOai, to be distinguish- 
 ed, delighted, f. 1. m. Att. for 
 
 '.' dyXai(rta9(ii,h\ 
 
 *AyX(u'^uj, f. ffuj, to adorn, em- 
 Jtillish, make si)lendid or illus- 
 trious. Mid. to be splendid, 
 
 > shine, triumph, exult : ayXaog. 
 
 AAyXd'iafia, aTog, to, an orna- 
 
 . nu'iit, delight. 
 
 ^yXaoyi'toc, 6, 7), having beau- 
 
 1 tiful limbs : ayXaog, yvlov. 
 AyXaodevSpog, 6, y, bearing 
 .beautiful trees: Sev^pov. 
 AyXauOpovog, b, y, liaving a 
 
 . s])lendid throne, an epith. of the 
 
 i Muses : Opovog. 
 
 yXacQutKog, b, y, having a 
 beautiful seat or throne: GutKog. 
 yXaoKapTTog, b, y, having a 
 fine wrist, i.e. hand, by a synec- 
 doche for beautiful. Also, bear- 
 ing beautiful fruit : Kapirog. 
 ' yXaoKovpog, 6, y, famed for 
 handsome youths : icowpoc. 
 
 yXrtorw/iog, 6, y, adapted to 
 adorn any train, retinue, or 
 feast : dyXaog, Kw/xog. 
 
 barous : a, yXwcrcra 
 *Ayf.ia, uTOc, Tb, a fragment : 
 
 dyrvfit, to break. 
 'Ayf(oc5 ov, b, a broken, craggy 
 
 l>lace, shore : dyvvfii. 
 'Ayvaj-iTTTog, b, y, inflexible : a, 
 
 yra/itTrrw. 
 'Ayvdcpog, b, //,not having the nap 
 
 worn off, new : a, yva^w. 
 'Ayi'Ci'a, ag, ?/, & "Ayvtvfia, arog, 
 
 TO, chastity, purity : dyvog. 
 'Ayvtvio, f. tvffoj, to be chaste or 
 
 l)ure, to purify : ayj^og. 
 ' A y 1' i] Ka fiegfovyyvoijKane v, yEol . 
 
 we have been ignorant, perf. act. 
 
 fr. dyvoUo. 
 ^Ayvyg, tog ovg, b, y, chaste, 
 
 pure. 
 'Ayi'i^w, f. i(Tu}, p. iKa, to purify, 
 
 expiate : ayi^og. 
 "Ayi'KTfia, aTog, Tb, and 
 'Ayvifffivg, ov, b, purification : 
 
 ayi'og. 
 'AyrtoTtog, a, ov, to be conse- 
 crated or hallowed. 
 'Ayvoiio, w, to be ignorant of, not 
 
 to notice or know : imperf. 
 
 7/yi'o£ov ovv, f. t'](tio, p. rjKa, a. 
 
 1. part. dyvoi)ffag : a, voog, or 
 
 yvbu). 
 'AyvoijfjLa, aTog, to, an error : 
 
 oyi'Ofiu. 
 'Ayi'ota, ag, y, ignorance : d- 
 
 yj'oeo;. 
 ' Ay vouu), on account of the metre 
 
 for dyi'okii). 
 'Ayvoiyaiv, Ion. & poet, for d- 
 
 yvoy, should l)e ignorant of, 3 
 
 sing. pres. subj. act. of dyi^otw. 
 'AyvoQvv, pres. part. n. g. of the 
 
 verb dyvo'iu), 
 'AyvopvTogov 'AyvoppvTog, b, y, 
 
 pure-flowing : dyi^og, pkio. 
 'APNO'S, y, bv, chaste, pure, 
 
 holy, sacred, pious. 
 'A FN 02, ov, y, a plant, agnus 
 
 castas, the chaste-tree, the wil- 
 low, called also Xvyog. Also a 
 
 certain fish. 
 'AyvoTyg, r]Tog, y, chastity, sanc- 
 tity, purity: dyi'dg. 
 'ArNYGES, (*)v, at, stones which 
 (5) 
 
 ATO 
 
 weavers hang to the threads of 
 the warp to keej) them even. 
 
 "Ayvv^xi, or ' Ayvvio, to break, f. 1 . 
 d^a>,a. 1. ilia k taKa, a. 1. pass. 
 idxOt}v,ii.2. \Mxm.yyi]v & tdyijv, 
 l)erf. m. ijya, Att. taya, I am 
 l»rokcn, ]nu*t. tayojg, fr. dyio. 
 
 'AyvvT for dyviTO, 3 sing. impf. 
 pass. fr. dyvv^i. 
 
 'A.yvMfiovk(TTipa, ace. pi. compar. 
 fr. dyvion(t)V. 
 
 'Ayvojfiovkuj, oi, to be ungrateful, 
 to be or act without sense or 
 consideration : dyvojfiiov. 
 
 'Ayva>/xoi-(ug, adv. foolishly. 
 
 ' Ay viDiioavvy, yg, y, ignorance, 
 iiduunanity, unskilfulness, im- 
 prudence, perversencss : fr. 
 
 ' Ayvw^iiov, ovog, b, y, withoxit 
 judgment; unjust. Also whh- 
 out the teeth called yvo>noveg, 
 by which the age of animals is 
 ascertained. 
 
 'Ayi^uig, adv. chastely : dyvog. 
 But 'Ayvojg, uiTog, b, y, igno- 
 rant, unknown : a, yivi'ocKU). 
 
 'Ayvu)ffa(TKe, Ion. for yyv6j](Te, 3 
 sing. a. 1. ind. act. fr. dyvotu),to 
 be ignorant of. 
 
 'Ayvojaia, ag, y, ignorance : a, 
 
 yiVlbCKU). 
 
 "AyvuXTTog Sc 'AyvojTog, b, y, 
 
 unknown, ignorant. 
 'Ayo/yrfwrog, 6, y, unable to be 
 
 fascinated. Hence' AyorjTtiWojg, 
 
 adv. without tricks and delusion: 
 
 a, yoyTtvo). 
 "Ayofiai, pass. & mid. fr. dyco, to 
 
 lead : dyoiaTO, 3 pi. oi)t. pass. 
 
 pres. Ion. for dyotvro :dyot, pros. 
 
 opt. act. dyotffa. Dor. for dyovaa. 
 'Ay6/^0(t>rog, o, y, not well-com- 
 pacted : a,yo/u0og. 
 ''Ayor,inipf. Ion. or Dor.for7yyo»' ; 
 
 but dyov, a. 2. ; fr. aya», to lead. 
 
 Ayovog, b, y, incapable of pro- 
 
 ducing, not born, abortive : a, 
 yilvofxai. 
 
 "AyovTi, Dor. for ayouat, 3 pi. 
 ind. pres. fr. dy(u. 
 
 'Ayoog, ov, b, y, unlamcnted, 
 unmoumed : a, yoog. 
 
 'AFOPA*, ctg, 7/, an assembly, the 
 forum, market-place, an ha- 
 rangue, oration, provisions, pur- 
 chase, etc. dy. 7rXy9ovffa, the 
 time of day when the forum was 
 most frequented, the forenoon : 
 fr. yyopa, perf. mid. of dyt j'ptu. 
 
 'AyopdaffOai, poet, for dyopa'to"- 
 Oai, or dyopdaOai, to harangue, 
 fr. dyopdo/Ltat. 
 
 'Ayopd^w, to buy or sell in the 
 market, to be in or attend the 
 market, f. (Tw, p. Ka, pass, ^yo- 
 patTfjai, a. 1. yyopdaOijv. Th. 
 dyopa'. 
 
 'AyopaXog, 6, y, belonging to the 
 forum or market-place, vile, vul- 
 gar : 01 ay., petty traders, idle 
 
ATP 
 
 persons who lounge about the 
 market-place. But 'Ayopaiog, 
 a solemn day, a day for hearing 
 causes : dyopaioi dyovraij se. 
 
 'Ayot)av6i.ioQ,ov^6, an (rdiley clerk 
 of tile market: lience 'Ayopavo- 
 fisio & ' Ay opavofxiaj TTcipd to iu 
 Ty dyong, vsixtif to i'lKcnov. 
 
 'Ayupdofxat, iofiai, f. rjaofiai, to 
 assemble, delibei*ate, harangue 
 m the assembly, speak : dyopd^ 
 
 'Ayopanhiv, Dor. for dyopd^eiv, 
 to purchase. 
 
 'Ayopa(Tiafag,t)^&.'Ayopaffig,ewQ, 
 )/, traffic, purchasing, marketing. 
 
 'AyopafTfia^ UTog, to, an article on 
 sale, merchandise : dyopd^oj. 
 
 'AyopaaoVy arw, «Jt in pi. dyond- 
 aaTe, a. 1. imp. act. dynpdffiu- 
 fisv^a. 1. sub), fr. ayop^i^tu. 
 
 'AyopatTTrjg, ov, 6, a purchaser, 
 victualler : dyopa'Coj. 
 
 'Ayopevififv, to relate, pres. inf. 
 Ion. for dyopiviLv, Si dyoptv, 
 for dyopfvs, impf. Ion. or pres. 
 imper. as also dyopevov for i)y6- 
 pevov, impf. fr. 
 
 * Ay optvu), f. ev(To>, to harangue ; 
 
 tell, speak ; ayoptfCf, lie told,a. 
 1. Ion. for TJyofitvfff. Th. dyopa. 
 
 'Ayonkio, w, f. rjrroj, the same in 
 meaning, used in compounds. 
 
 'Ayoptj, Ion. for ayonrt: 'Ayop/'/v- 
 £e, adv. to the forum or assem- 
 bly : 'Ayo|O/}0i,adv.in the forum: 
 'AyopijOi J', adv. from the forum. 
 
 * Ay opr]Ht\g, svTog, spoken, a. 1. 
 
 part. pass. fr. uyopdo^ai. 
 
 'Ayoptj<jaTO, he harangued, a. 1. 
 m. Ion. for T^yopr'iauTo, fr. dyo- 
 pdofiat. 
 
 'AyopqTi^g, ov, 6, an orator. 
 
 'Ayopr]Tvg, vog, i), elo(|uence, the 
 art of haranfjuinjj. 
 AFOS, or*Ayog, tog ovg^ to, ve- 
 neration, expiation ; guilt : a^w. 
 
 'Ayog, ov, 6, r), a leader : dyio. 
 
 'Aro2TO'S,oD,6,the interior part 
 of the hand, the hollow or palm 
 of the hand, the hand clenched, 
 grasp ; the elbow, arm, bosom : 
 dyio or dyvv^i. 
 
 "AFP A, ciQ, »), rapture, plunder ; 
 game, booty, the chaee. 
 
 'Aypap.pdTog, 6, //, illiterate : a, 
 ypap.p.a. 
 
 'AypaiTTogy o', ?}, unwritten : a, 
 ypa0w. 
 
 'AypafXf w, c5, to remain all night 
 in the fields, keep a night- watch 
 m the country, f. i]aio, p. i]Ka. 
 
 'Ay pavXia, ag, i), the act of living 
 m the open air, watching in the 
 fields. 
 
 *AypavXng, 6, 7/, a shepherd, 
 
 night-watch, living in the fields, 
 
 an epithetof Diana : dynbg^avXt). 
 
 Ay paipog, 6, //, unwritten : «, 
 
 ypd^u). 
 
 AFP 
 
 'Aypft for dye, & dypEt fidv for 
 dye dr}, an adv. of exhortation, 
 come on : fr. aypttu, to hunt. 
 Hence dypeW for dyptlTe. 
 
 'AypeTog, a, ov, belonging to the 
 country, clownish, rustic. 
 
 'Aypevfia, aTog,Tb, a thing taken 
 in hunting, plunder ; a net, toil : 
 dypevoj. 
 
 'Ayptvg,hg ovg, 6, poet, a hunter : 
 fr. dypa. Also a proper name. 
 
 'AypevTTjp, ypog, & 'Aypfurz/c, 
 ou, 6, a hunter : dypevuj. 
 
 'AypevTiKog, t}, ov, belonging to 
 the chace : dypevu). 
 
 'Ayptvoj, f.evffu), & 'Aypiw, w, f. 
 //fTiu, to hunt, to fish, take in hunt- 
 ing or fishing, capture,liunt after, 
 pursue : dypa. 
 
 'Ayprjv, Ion. for dypai', ace. sing, 
 fr. ay pa. 
 
 'Ayf)taii^u), f. avw, to exasperate, 
 irritate : dypiog. 
 
 Aypidg, ddog, >'/, wild : dypog. 
 
 AypdXaiog, ov, 7), a wild olive : 
 dypiog, tXaia. 
 
 AypiKog, »}, bv, Si.'Aypiog^afOv, 
 rustic, wild, savage. So aypta, 
 in a clownish manner, 11. pi. for 
 adv. Th. dypng : as (t'/rr, aoin^tiit. 
 
 Aypionoibg, b, 7), making wild or 
 savage : dypwg, ttoUok 
 
 AypioTTjg, i]Tog, 7), rusticity : 
 dypog. 
 
 Aypiorpwi'og. b, 7), having a wild, 
 savage language, barbarous, 
 cruel : dypiog, (pwvr]. 
 
 Ay pioio, Cj, f. MTU), to render wild, 
 exasperate : dypiog. 
 
 Aypl-mrag, ov, b, Aijripj)a, the 
 name of a man. 
 
 Aypuo^rjg, eog ovg, b, 7), wild, sa- 
 vage-like : dypiog. 
 
 AypiMirbg, b, 7), of a w ild, savage 
 aspect : dypiog, 0*1//. 
 
 Ay piajTaTiiJ, dat. sing, superl. fr. 
 dypiog. 
 
 Aypo^oTtjg, ov, b, a herdsman : 
 dypbg, (36bj. 
 
 AypoyeiTojj/, ovog, b, rj, a vil- 
 lage-neighbour : dypbg, yt'iTwv. 
 
 Ay poQev, adv. from the country : 
 ' Ay poQi, adv. in the country : 'A- 
 ypov^e, adv. to the country. 
 
 Ay paiKia, ag, j), a villa, country- 
 house, rusticity : aypoc- 
 
 AypoiKog, b, 7), rustic, rude. 
 'AypoiKoug, adv. clownishly. 
 
 Ay pou'jTag, ace. pi. from 
 
 Ay ponoTijg, ov, 6, a rustic, for 
 dypoTTjg : dypog. 
 
 AypoKv^oifiog, 6, //, making a 
 tumult in the country : dypbg, 
 Kvdvi^og. 
 
 Aypo^ev7j(Tiv, dat. pi. Ion. for 
 dyitpon'nHiig, by sync. So dypn- 
 fieroto, gen. Ion. : dypopfvivv, 
 being collected,for dytipo^ki'ojv, 
 fr. dyeipijj. 
 
 'AypovofjLia, ag, 7), the regulation 
 
 (6) 
 
 AFX 
 
 or government of lands round a 
 
 city. 
 'Aypovo^og, b, 7), dwelling in the 
 
 country, niral, rustic. 
 
 Aypoj'o^ot, magisti'ates to settle 
 
 disi)uted boundaries between 
 
 neighbours : dypbg, vfjiw. 
 'AFPO'2, ov, b, (.lijcr, a field, farm, 
 
 land, the country : dpCJ, aro. 
 'AypoTipa, ag, t), poet, for dypev- 
 
 TiKt), a huntress, living in the 
 
 country, an epith. of Diana. 
 'Ayportpoc, «, ov, wild : aypoc. 
 'Aypor/)p, TJpog, b, a rustic, boor. 
 'AypoTTjg, ov, b,6i.'Ayp6Tig, iCog, 
 
 y), a rustic, hunter. 
 'Aypv7Tvio),Cj, to watch, be watch- 
 ful, f. r/<Tw, p. Ka. 
 
 AypvTTvia, ag, 7), watchfulness, 
 
 vigilance. 
 'AypvTTviij, Tjg, 7), Ion. for dypvTr- 
 
 via. 
 "AypvTTvog, b, >/, for dvirvog, 
 
 sleejtless, watchful, vigilant : 
 
 dypvrrvoKTiv, dat. pi. Ion. : a, 
 
 iinvog. 
 'Aypwao-ftv, poet, for dypex'eiv, 
 
 1.4. Orjpevtiif, to hunt, to fish. 
 'AypibfTT7]g, ov, b, dc 'AypuXTTup, 
 
 opog, b, a hunter. 
 'AypuxTTig, log, 7), dogs' grass : 
 
 dypoc. 
 ' Ay pujTTjg, ov, 6, by poet, ectasis 
 
 for dyp6T7)g. 
 'AFYIA', cig, 7), a broad way, 
 
 street : dyio. 
 'Ayt;xar7;g,(»i>,o,sameas'Ayt'tf?'g. 
 ' Ay t'ld-ig, iSog, 7), ])oct. dwelling 
 
 hi the same street, a neighbour: 
 
 belonging to Apollo ' Ay vitvg. 
 'Ayvieig, eiog, b, an epithet of 
 
 Apollo, the guardian of the 
 
 streets : dyvid. 
 'Ayvfivarria, ag, 7), inexperience, 
 
 neglect, want of cultivation. 
 'AyvfivaaTog, 6, j), unexercised : 
 
 a, yvfjivd'^u). 
 
 AyvfivdtTTOjg i\eivTrpbg Ta ^^vxVf 
 
 to be unaccustomed to cold. 
 ' Ay vvaiKog, ov, &. 'Ayvrtjg,ov,Sc 
 
 'Ayvvog, ov, 6, unmarried : a, 
 ^yj'j//. 
 'ATI FIS, (log, »},a congregation, 
 
 an assembly : fr. dyopa, yEol. o 
 
 being changed into v. Hence 
 'Ayi;p(^u>, ^1 'Ayuptw, w, to con- 
 gregate, collect. 
 'Ayvpirr^bg, is. ' Ay vpfxbg, ov, b, a 
 
 collection, crowd. 
 'AyvpTa^io, to collect money 
 
 by begging, performing feats of 
 
 wonder : fr. 
 'Ayj''pr/;e, ov, b, ngi/rta, one who 
 
 gathers a crowd around him, a 
 
 conjurer, juggler, mountebank, 
 
 quack : dyiipu) or dyvpig. 
 ' Ay vpTog, ov, b, congregated. 
 'Ayi'prpia, ag, 7), a female beg- 
 
 'Ayx' for ay^t, adv. near. 
 
 AFX 
 
 'AyxaXf, poet, for dvdxnXf,^i'om 
 dyxdCto for avax«^<*'} which is 
 the same as avaxf'>p««*>- 
 
 'Ayx«^^w, poet, for draxctXdu), 
 to relax. 
 
 *Ayx«f^<'«5 Dor. for ayx«^f- 
 
 'Ayx««'|Ot'ff> ov, b, the twilight, 
 dawn : ayx^ avpa. 
 
 'Ayx^ft«X"f' ^j V. & 'AyXf/^«- 
 X'l'^ilSy <'^~'' <^j <ig^iting in close 
 combat or hand to hand : dyxh 
 
 pdxopm- 
 'AFX I, adv. with a gen. near, 
 
 nigh ; soon. 
 'AyxmXoc, o, 7), near to the sea : 
 
 ayXt, uXg. Also, the proper 
 
 name of a man and of a city, 
 
 Anchialus. 
 'Ayxif^dOt'jg, Log ovg, u, r/, deep 
 
 near the shore : ayx'» l^dOog. 
 'Ayx'i3£f3a»c£, Dor. for ayxt/3£/3/;- 
 
 Ke, he approached near,perf. act. 
 
 fr. 'Ayx«f3j'i'Wi f« l^nt^ofuu, 
 
 whence 'AyX'/^«''^C> omj who 
 
 comes near, tV, 'Ayxt/3ar£w, J> : 
 
 ayxi, ^aivui. 
 'AyX^ytiTiov, ovog, 6, >/, near 
 
 neighbour : ayx*. yetTiov. 
 *Ayx«^«v»)c, eog org, b, //, nearly 
 
 dead : ayx*? OviiffKio. 
 'AyxiOeog, 6, r), near to a god, 
 
 godlike. 
 'AyxtOvpoig, near, adjacent, dat. 
 
 pi. fr. ' Ay X'Ovpog, 6, 7) : dyxh 
 
 9 II pa. 
 'Ayxi/tax';r'}c, ov, b, & 'Ayx<- 
 
 /irtX"C) o, 1), close fighting, hand 
 
 to hand : ayx«, fidxojJiai. See 
 
 'Ayx'ftoXoi', adv. fr. 'AyxiVoXo^, 
 o, 7), coming near, next : «yx'j 
 f.ioXiio or fxoXoj. 
 
 'Ayxii'oia, ag, »;, readiness or 
 quickness of mind, ready wit. 
 
 'Ay\ivoog, contr. -ovg, ov, b, 1), 
 quick-witted, cunning, ingeni- 
 ous : ayx'j vong. 
 
 'Ayx'TrXorg, 6, 1), soon sailed 
 over, narrow ; dyx_. Tropog, a voy- 
 age a short distam-e off, Eur. 
 
 'AyxiVroXig, tojg, ne:ir the city : 
 "7X'' '^'''Xig. 
 Ayxippoog, b, »/, flowing near : 
 
 , ayx«, peio. 
 
 'Ayx(fTao, gen. iEol. from 
 
 ' Ay \intig, ov, b, dat. 'Ayx'^J?, a 
 proper name, Anch'ises. 
 
 'Ayxt'Tr' for ayxtora, very near, 
 superl. with a gen. and dat. For 
 '^yX*"''"" there is also used dy- 
 Xifid\i(TTa. Hence 
 
 'AyxiTTevu), to be near to, be re- 
 lated to : 'Ayxiarevg, iiog, b, a 
 near neighbour, next of kin : 
 \yXi(TTi'iov, TO, relationship : 
 •^■yX*^^VP> ^pog, a neighbour : 
 AyxtoTof, ov, b, the nearest in 
 point of situation or blood : 
 
 ,«yx'- 
 
 AyxtoTivat or'Ayxto"r»Ji'a£,nom. 
 
 A Fa 
 
 pl. f. g. standing on one another, 
 crowded together : dyxh 'i(JTr]^i. 
 
 'Ayx'i<JTpo<pa, adv. near turning, 
 ready to turn, (juickly ; wyx' 
 OTpotpa (iovXeveaOai, to take now 
 ni'/asurc's : fr. 
 
 'Ayx"''~(>f'?>oC» o, j), suddenly 
 changing, (juick, versatile, vacil- 
 lating : dyxi, (TTpe<p(o. 
 
 'AyxiTep^iiuv,ovog, b, //, near the 
 boundary or borders : ayx*> 7"^p- 
 /<a. 
 
 'AyX(')Oev,adv. from a near spot, 
 near. 
 
 'AyX^^t, adv. the same as ayx* 
 or dyxov, which see. 
 
 'Ayxov^iog, a, ov, for strangu- 
 lation : fr. 
 
 'Ay\6i'ri, t]g, //, a noose, cord, 
 strangulation : ayx^- 
 
 'AyxoTaTio, & 'Ayxo^nra, very 
 near, nearly alike, adv. Ion. for 
 lyyvTaTtt. 
 
 'A yx'Tf pof. Ion. for eyyvTepog: 
 
 'Ayxoii, poet, the same as ayx*- 
 'Ayxov, pres. imp, pass. fr. ayx"^- 
 *A yxov(Ta, ag, 7), a plant, ancliusa 
 
 tinctoria. 
 ".AFXQ, to strangle, f. ^w, p. xa. 
 'Ayxfi'/iffXof;, 6, »/, almost equal: 
 
 ayXt, bfxaXbg. 
 *AFQ, to lead, draw, carry, bring, 
 bring up, esteem, rule, receive, 
 take, take away, proceed, go, 
 keep, celebrate. Mid. to take 
 to one's self, marry, dyiiv fcat 
 <peptiv, to plunder; f. 1. d^io, 
 
 p. »}x^' A*** <^7'yX"' ^ ^\V epenth. 
 o, dyyjnxa : a. 2. yyov, Att 
 fiyuyov : imper. dyaye, erio, pl. 
 dydytTe : subj. dydyio, 7jg, y, 
 3 pl. dydyionii' : inf. dyaytlv, 
 pei^. pass. iiypLai, a. 1. pass. 
 
 7)X^'P'» f- !• dx^h'^oiiai. 
 
 *Ayiu, ormorc usually "Ay m'/u. to 
 break, f. a^w, p. »)x"' a. 1. V^n, 
 a. 2. i]yov : perf. m. 7/ya : Att. 
 Id^ii), tax<^i ta^a, eayoi', taya. 
 
 'Ayioyt), i'lg, >/, education, way of 
 life : 'Ayojyevg, eiog, 6, a leader : 
 'Aywytixog, b, 1), leadable, con- 
 veyable, one who guides : tu 
 ay., goods conveyed by sea. 
 
 'AyvDybg, b, >/, a leader of the 
 way, capable of leading or draw- 
 ing forth, xo^Q veKpCJv dyioyovg, 
 Eur. Hec. 540. 'Aywyior, ov, 
 TO, a load, burden. 
 
 'AFQ'N, uivog, b, a contest, trial, 
 assembly ; also, a circus, place 
 of contention, theatrical repre- 
 sentation : dyio. 
 
 'Aywfapx'/c, ov, b, a president of 
 the gaines,umpire : dyujv, dpx^}. 
 
 ' Ay lovia, ag, 1), a contest, anguish, 
 distress of mind : aywi': hence 
 
 'Aywj'U/w, w, f. dffio, to contend, 
 be hi agony, in distress. 
 
 'Aywvt^arat, Ion. for rjyioviafi^- 
 
 (7) 
 
 AAA 
 
 vol etai, 3 pl. perf. pass. fr. 
 
 dywr(s<>/'rt'. 
 'Ayiovitvuai, I will fight. Dor. 
 
 for dyi3Jviov^ai,{. I. m. Att. for 
 
 dyu}7i'^of.iai, fr. 
 ' AywviL,opai. to contend, strive, 
 
 iinj)f. i)ywviZ,op.i]V, ])erf. pass. 
 
 YiywvKryLui. Th. dyCov. 
 'Ayioiiog, b, 1), belonging to a 
 
 contest, of a combat, hazardous. 
 'AywvKTiu, do thou contend, a. 1. 
 
 imper. m. fr. dytoin^ofiat. 
 'Ayi'ovKTiia, aTog, to, a contest, 
 
 ]n'ize of victory : dyoiv. 
 ' Ay loviaTeov, it is necessary to 
 
 combat, strive. 
 ' Ayit)vi(TT7)g, ov, o, an antagonist, 
 
 wrestler, j)ugilist, actor, adept in 
 
 any art or science : dywvi^o^iai. 
 ' Ay lovicrrlKbg, 7), or, fit or dis- 
 posed for combat, debate. 
 'AyojjwOsTEu), <Z», f. 7j(Tio, to pre- 
 side at i)ublic games : fr. 
 'AywvoO'sTijg, ov, b, a president, 
 
 steward, umpire of the public 
 
 games : dywr, tiOtj^i. 
 "Aica, Dor. for ^'^y, dat. sing. fr. 
 
 'A^^^ng, b, 7), without torches : a, 
 
 ^aig. 
 ' A^ifCovx^JTog, b, r), not lighted 
 
 by torclies : a, ^(jiCovxeio. 
 'ASayjiioi'ia, ag, ?'/, inexperience, 
 
 Ion.d^a^/a)i'//;,/;g : dcar/fiajv. 
 ' A^atjporfvvTj, i]g, r), the same. 
 'Ada7)ixujv, oi'og, b, r), inexperi- 
 enced, unskilful : a, ^aeut. 
 'A^a))g, eog ovg, b, 7), mileanied, 
 
 unac([uaiuted : and 
 'A(^d/;ro<;, b, 7). unknown: a, ^aeio. 
 'A^aieTog, b, r), entire, undivided : 
 
 a, caiu}. 
 'AdaiTog, b, 17, not to be con- 
 sumed : a, SiiiTi]. 
 'A^aKpvg, vng, &. 'A^aKpiftoc, 6, 
 
 7), without tears ; unwept : a, 
 
 CuKpv. Hence 
 'A^oK-ni~r», adv. without tears or 
 
 weeping. 
 ' A^a^iavTlvog, rj, ov, adamantine, 
 
 firm, indissoluble, constant : 
 
 dddfxag. 
 'ASafiavToSeTog, b, 7), bound with 
 
 adamant : dcdfiag, Hu). 
 WSdfiag, avTog, b, adama?, ada- 
 
 maiit, diamond, steel : also = 
 
 ' Aldp.a(rTog, or 'A^dfxaTog, b, t), 
 
 unbroken, unsubdued, untamc- 
 
 able : a, Safidu). 
 'A^a^fjfTai, to itch, a. 1. inf. act. 
 
 of ddaK'eiti : see d^ax«<«J. 
 'A^aTraj'Of, 6, 1), & 'Adarrdviog, 
 
 adv. w ithout expense : a, ^a- 
 
 Travdio. 
 'AdauTog, b, »'/, undivided : a, 
 
 'A(^rtXM<>, w, to excite or produce 
 
 itching, to scratch. 
 'Acdetg, poet, for ddtkg, without 
 
 fear, bold, fr. ddtijg. 
 
AAE 
 
 AAl 
 
 AAI 
 
 AAO 
 
 A AY 
 
 AEQ 
 
 ' AvoijKoTeg, see ddrjicoTsg. 
 AdSijv, for dci]v, adv. much. 
 
 'ASSt}(payia,ag, //, voracity : fr. 
 ASh}(pdyog, or 'A^icpdyog, 6, i), 
 voKicioutj, a glutton : dSSijv, 
 (pdyit^ai. 
 
 'ACCi^, a dry measure containhig 
 four choenices. 
 
 "Act, Dor. for r;^£ : ^A^e is also 
 
 ' for ji/Ot, inipf. fr. udu). 
 
 ^h. Dor. for yh, in this place, 
 hither, thither. 
 
 'Adt})g, kog org, 6, »/, without fear, 
 bold, impudent : a, Ssog. 
 
 *At^£i, he sings, 3 sing. fr. ^dw, 2 
 pi. ^c5fr£, partv f. g. ^dovaa. 
 
 *Adti, Dor. for t)dti, dat. sing. fr. 
 vSvg. 
 
 A^fia, ag, y), fearlessness, secu- 
 rity : a, ckog. 
 
 *Acniig, kog ovg, 6, r/, fearless, in- 
 trepid, poet, for dStrig. 
 AStitjg, gen. sing. Ion. fr. dSna. 
 
 'A^eif^iavTog, 6, t), impavid, un- 
 daunted : a, Reluct. 
 
 'Acti^dvTiug, adv. fearlessly. 
 
 'A^(h>, to please, pres. inf.fr. ddiu). 
 
 'A^tLTTvog, o, r), without supper : 
 
 a, duTTVOV. 
 
 'Aceicn£aijx6ifO)g,iid\'. without fear 
 
 of gods : a, leiaiCaifxiov. 
 'AdtKaarog, o, ?/, uncorrupted by 
 
 presents : a, iiKa^o). 
 'ACtKaaTojg, adv. uncorruptedly, 
 
 justly. 
 'A^t\(pti6g &.'A^t\(pt6g,ov, 6, for 
 
 dSt\(p6g, a brother, poet. & Ion. 
 AdtXcptoKTovog, 6, >), for dceX- 
 
 tpoKTovog. 
 'Act\<p)), fjg, 7y, a sister. 
 'AieX(l>utog, ov, o, a nephew. 
 'Adt\(pidi'i, ijg, r/, a niece. 
 'Adt\<pidiov, oVf TO, fniterculus, a 
 
 little brother. 
 
 A^tX^tc'oi't,", ov, 6, the same as 
 
 ddf\(piciog. 
 'ActX^i^ojfi'. iffu), p. tfca, to address 
 
 by or in the name of a brother : 
 
 ddiX<p6g. 
 'ActX<piK6g, rjy bv, fi-atemal. 
 'ACeX(piKCjg, adv. fraternally. 
 'AdtXcpoKTovog, 6, >/, a fi-atricide, 
 
 slayer of a brother : dceX<pbg, 
 
 KTliViO. 
 
 'Ad'tXipbp, yEol. for 
 'AAEA<i>0'2, ov, o, a brother ; 
 
 also, of the same kindred, blood: 
 
 also an adj., similar : a,deX^vg, 
 
 i. e. 6fx6deX(pog, of the same 
 
 womb. 
 'AdkX(p6Tr}g, rjrog, y), brotherhood, 
 
 fraternity : ddtX<p6g. 
 'Adtfiarog, 6, »/, disembodied, 
 
 dead : a, ^Sfiag. 
 'AuifitVj to smg. Ion. for q.^tiv, 
 
 fr. q,5u}. 
 'ASevSpog, 6, )), without trees : a, 
 
 dev^pov. 
 "ASepKTog, 6, r/, without sight, 
 
 blind : a, SfpKu). 
 
 'A^tpKTiogy adv. without looking. 
 
 'AStfffiog, 6, 7/, unbomid : a, 
 dta/jiog. Also 'Adsfffiiog. 
 
 ' A^iaTroTog,b,y), without a master 
 or certain author : a, dtffTroTijg. 
 
 'AS((T7r6riog, adv. fr. the same. 
 
 'Aderog, u, y), not bound : a, ctio. 
 
 'A^tvKy)g,kogovc, 6,»), bitter, pain- 
 ful, unacceptable : a, StvKog. 
 
 ' AcixptiTog, 6, »'/, imdressed, raw, 
 untanned : a, ^tipiu). 
 
 'AAE'Q, to please, f. /;(Ttu, p. tjko. 
 Hence dSog, ou, o, pleasure, joy. 
 
 'A^£w, f. yjffco, p. y]Ka, to be weary 
 from fatigue or exhaustion, to 
 be sick, disgusted or satiated 
 with any thing, a. 1. yEol. dct)- 
 aeia, <it, doubling the d, ddSfj- 
 (Tfia. Th. dduj. 
 
 'Adtutgy adv. without fear, in secu- 
 rity, with impunity: ddtijg. 
 
 'ASt}, i)g, y), satiety. 
 
 'Adi]ic<')Tfg, & for the sake of the 
 metre dddrjKOTeg, i)erf. part. Ion. 
 for rfdyjKoreg, fr. dcku). 
 
 'ACtjKTOTUTT], superl. f. fr.'A^?;»c- 
 Tog, o, y), unbitten, not liable to 
 be eaten by vermin, to corrosion 
 or rottenness : a, cukvu). 
 
 'AdfjXyjTog, 6, y), entire, whole, 
 uninjured : a, crjXiu). 
 
 'ASrjXog, 6, y), vniai»parcnt, mi- 
 certain, obscure, ignoble : a, c //- 
 Xog. Hence 'ASijXujg, adv. ob- 
 scurely, uncertamly ; 'AdrjXia, 
 ag, & 'AiyjXoT/jg, rjrog, y), uncer- 
 tainty : 'AStjXoio, a>, to involve 
 in obscurity, not to know. 
 
 'A^yjjjiwvpyTjrog, 6, >), unfinished, 
 imperfect, rude: a, £r)fiiovpyfio. 
 
 'AAHMONE'Q, w, to be heavily 
 distressed in mind, f. j'/Ttu, p. 
 T]Ka,a. 1. ridt]^6vi]Ta : dct]^tjjv. 
 
 'Adijfioi'ia, ag, r), depression of 
 mind, sore distress : fr. 
 
 'Ah'jfiiov, oi'og, 6, 7), distressed, 
 sad, sorrowful : dceu). 
 
 'AAHN & *A?^i/v, adv. abun- 
 dantly, sufficiently. 
 
 'AAH'N, frofjd, a glandule, tonsil. 
 
 'AdT]V])g^iog ovg, 6, y), poet, with- 
 out counsel, careless. Hence 
 adv. 'Adrjvsojg : a, diji'og. 
 
 "Adr^pig, iTog, & 'AdfjplTog, o, y), 
 without contention, unsubdued : 
 a, dfjpig. 
 
 "AidT}g, ov, 6, & poet. 'AtSrjg, the 
 infernal regions, Hades, death : 
 ace. ^drjy. 
 
 'A^yjotig, you will please, gratify, 
 2 sing. f. 1. fr. dvcdvu). 
 
 'Adr](payia, see dddt]<]>ayia. 
 
 'AdyJujTog, 6, t), not laid waste : 
 a, Syoio. 
 
 'Adidi3aTog, 6, y), impassable, as 
 a river : a, 6iaj3aivio. 
 
 'Acidyvu)(TTog, 6, r), difficult to be 
 distinguished : a, ^layivuxiKoj. 
 
 'AdiaipETog, 6, »/, undistinguish- 
 ed, indivisible : a, diaipsio. 
 
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 AhaKpHTog, 6, 17, indiscrimina- 
 ting, indistinct, impartial, averse 
 from strife : a, ^laKpivoixai. 
 
 AcidXeiTTTog, 6, 7/, without inter- 
 mission, incessant : u, ^laXtiTTb). 
 
 ACiaXfiTTTajg, adv.' incessantly, 
 freipicntly. 
 
 ACidXXctKTog, 6, »/, unrecon- 
 ciled, iiTeconcileable : a, SiaX- 
 Xrtrroi. 
 
 AiidXvTog, o, »/, indissoluble : a, 
 diaXio). 
 
 Aciai'otjTog, 6, »), incomprehen- 
 sible : a, diavosio. 
 
 AdiapTov, ov, to, a kind of herb, 
 maiden-hair. 
 
 AdiavTog, 6, »/, immoistened, un- 
 softened, dry : a, ^laivo). 
 
 A^iaTTTioTog, 6, y'l, not liable to 
 fall, firm : a, f laTrtTrrw. 
 
 A^iaTTTujTiog, adv. without fiilling, 
 imerringly. 
 
 A^tdaTracTTog, 6, y), not torn asun- 
 der : a, ciacnrdu). 
 
 A^idararog, 6, ?;, not standing 
 asunder, indivisible : a, di- 
 
 iffTTJUl. 
 
 AdidcFTpo(pog, 6, ?'/, unperverted, 
 infiexible, invariable : a, £ia- 
 
 ffTp^<pU>, 
 
 AhdrpETTTog, 6, 7), unmoved, im- 
 moveable : a, CiaTpSTTu). 
 
 Ahurp'sTrTiog, adv. unmovedly, 
 immoveably. 
 
 ASia^Qopia, ag, y), incoriiiptness, 
 integrity ; & 'ASid<p6opog, o, y), 
 uncorrupted : a, ha<p9tipu). 
 
 Acid^VTog, u, y), not difiusc in 
 style : a, diaxiuj. 
 
 AdidxpevcTTog, 6, »/, undeceived, 
 incapable of being deceived : 
 a, cia\p(vCu). 
 
 AdiiaKTcg, o, 7;, untaught, not 
 capable of being taught : a, 
 
 ASuKtraarog, 6, y), inexplicable, 
 unexamined : a, iuKtrd^w. 
 
 Add^oiog, 6, »/, affiirding no 
 passage through : «, Sti^odog. 
 
 ACieptvvyjTog, 6, »/, inscrutable : 
 a, heptvvdio. 
 
 A^n)yy]Tog, u, y), so great as to 
 be uicapable of explanation : a, 
 Sir]y'tonai. 
 
 A^KaioTarog, most unjust : «, 
 diKaiog. 
 
 A^iKarrrog, 6, >/, untried, unde- 
 cided, imsanctioned by law : a, 
 ^Kd'Cu). 
 
 AciKtaaai, Ion. & yEol. for a^i- 
 Kiiffai, a. 1. inf. act. of 
 
 AdiKtu), w, to injure, hurt, do 
 wrong, f. y)(T(i}y p. i^diKyjKa : dii- 
 /rrytrarf, a. I. imp. act.: ddiKovvTa, 
 ace. sing. part. pres. : dhKsofiai, 
 ovfiai, to suffer injury : perf. 
 pass. yjdiKTjfiai, a. 1. rjCiKyiOrjv : 
 a, ^(fci;. Hence 
 'AdiKyjixUt oTog, to, injury, wrong, 
 outrage : ddiKjjfiaai, dat. pi. 
 
 'A^iKTjTiov, injury must be done : 
 verb. adj. fr. dciKeu). 
 
 'AciKia, ag, y), injustice : ^iKyj. 
 
 'AciKoSoUio, ai, to seek glory by un- 
 just means: whence 'A^tico^o^m, 
 ag, y'l, an unjust method of ob- 
 taining glory : dhKog, ^o^'a. 
 
 " X^iKog, 6, y), unjust: duKog 
 y'l^'ioa, a day on which the courts 
 were closed : d^iKov, to, injus- 
 tice : a^iKwrfpoc, comp. 'A^i- 
 Kiog, a<lv. unjustly : «, ^/*c;;. 
 
 'AAI NO'S, 7),6r,abun(lant,crowd- 
 ed, dense, thick, excessive, loud. 
 'Ahi'ibg, adv. abundantly: dctjv. 
 
 'ACioiKyjTog, b, //, unregulated, un- 
 adjusted : a, ^loiKsitj. 
 
 "Ahov, sweeter. Dor. for ijciov, 
 comp. fr. y)Svg. 
 
 'A li6p9(jJTog, b, //, & adv. 'AdiopOib- 
 T(og, so as to be incapable of 
 correction : a, ^iop96(o. 
 
 'Acii'tpKTTog, b, y'l, indistinct, un- 
 defined : a, ciopi^u). 
 
 'Adixl/og, b, r), not thii'sty, allay- 
 ing thirst : a, ^«;//a. 
 
 'ACniig, iiTog, & 'A^/ii^roc, b, //, 
 imsubdued, imyoked, unmar- 
 ried : a, Sajidu). 
 
 'A^fiyjTtj, yjg, 7/, the name of a 
 woman : fr. tlie same. 
 
 " Ac oij-ii, a. 2. opt. of at)£(u, to 
 please. 
 
 'Afo»c;;rov, adv. unexpectedly : fr. 
 
 'ACoKijTog, 6, 7;, unexpected, un- 
 likely : a, SoKiu), to seem. 
 
 'AcuKinog, b, y'l, disapproved, re- 
 probate, rejected, not genuine : 
 a, doKifJLog. 
 
 A^oKiog, adv. unexpectedly : a, 
 doKtio. 
 
 'AdoXeffxsu), w, f. ^(Tio, to prate 
 aljundantly, idly ; a^oXeffX'/"""'? 
 a. 1. inf. act.: d^og Xct^'/Cj sa- 
 tiety of prattle. 
 
 'AdoXetTxtjg, ov,b, a prater, trifler : 
 fr. the siime. 
 
 ACoXeffxidj cig, 7/, prating, loqua- 
 
 'AS6Xe(Txog, b, y), garrulous, lo- 
 quacious, verbose. 
 
 *A(^oXoe, 6, »;, guileless, sincere : 
 a, doXog. Hence 
 
 'A coXiog, adv. without fraud, faith- 
 fully, honestlv. 
 
 Alcov, I was singing, imi)f. Dor. 
 for yCov : also, the part. n. g. fr. 
 the masc. ^diov, fr. ^Sio. But 
 u(^ov, a. 2. act. for 'iadov, & 
 
 ^ li^oini, oi)t. fr. dvSdvix) or d'5sct». 
 
 'A^uvd, dg, y). Dor. for y'lSovy). 
 
 'Ai)6in)rog, 6, 7), unshaken, firm : 
 a, SovBiu. 
 
 'A^ovlg, i^og, //, = dyjboi'ig. 
 AcovTi v6(^, with cheerful mind, 
 
 ^ dat. sing. part. aor. 2. Xr.dv^dvu. 
 ASuKanrog, 6, ^, not suspected : 
 «, ^oKd'Cio. 
 
 'AcoKog, o, 7), inglorious, obscure, 
 unexpected. Hence 'A^o^ta, ag, 
 
 y), ignominy, infamy ; 'ASo^eoj, 
 to be without glory, be infa- 
 mous : a, do^a. 
 ^A^og, eog, Tb, joy. Dor. for 
 
 Acog, eog, to, satiety : d^to. 
 
 AioTog, b, y'l, to whom nothing is 
 
 given : a, Sidoj/ii. 
 "Aidov,gen. sing. fr. ^dijg, Hades, 
 
 the infernal reuions. 
 
 ACovXog, b, y'l, without slaves, 
 
 l)oor : a, ^ovXog. 
 'AdpaixvTTy]vbg, /), bv, of or l)e- 
 
 longing to thecitv Adramvttium. 
 
 Acpai'tia, or 'ASparia, ag, »), 
 
 weakness, imbecility ; & 
 'ASpavkio, at, to be weak, infirm 
 
 fr. 
 'AcpaiHig, sog,b, I'l, weak, feeble, 
 
 imbecile : a, dpaivo). 
 'A^pd(TTeia, Ion. 'Adpy}aTeia,ag, 7), 
 
 the goddess JVemesis, vengeance, 
 
 envy,fate,necessity: a,^idpd(TKio. 
 *Acpa<TTog, b, 7/, indisposed to run 
 
 away from servitude, inevitable : 
 
 a, h^pd(TKi)j : also undone : a, 
 
 Cpd^,J. 
 "A^pncTTog, ov, o, Adrastus, an 
 
 Argive King. 
 
 'Adpe7n)l5oXov, ov, to, Longin. 
 facility in conceiving sublime 
 idi-as, happy boldness, grandeur 
 of thought : d^pbc,t7n),(3dXXei.v. 
 
 'A^ptTTTog, b, y'l, uncropped, un- 
 gathered : a, dpiTruj. 
 
 ' Acpr](JT'ivy], y]g, 7), a daughter of 
 xVdrastus. 
 
 "AdpyicFTog, Ion. for ddpaffTog. 
 
 'Acpiag, ov, b, the Adriatic sea, 
 or Gulf of Venice. 
 
 'Adptijvbg, y), bv, belonging to the 
 xVdriatic. 
 
 ' A^p't^vg,'tog,b,yj, without acidity, 
 not bitter : a, Sptfxvg. 
 
 'AAPO'S, a, bv, rich, large, ripe, 
 violent, strong. Hence 
 
 'Adpo(Tvi^q, yig, r), richness, abun- 
 dance. 
 
 'AdpoTiig, rjTog, y), abundance, 
 strength, vigour : d^pog. 
 ASpivofxaifto grow large, strong, 
 ripe: ddpog. Hence "A ^ou 7-- (Tt^, 
 tiog, y'l, mature age, ripeness. 
 
 'ASpvpoj, to render strong, bring 
 to maturity, ripen, f. ddpvvio,\^. 
 y'l^pvyKa : dSpog. 
 
 'Adv, Dor. for y'iSv. 
 
 'AdvyXo)(T(Tog, b, y'l. Dor. for 7)^1;- 
 yXoj(TfTog, sweet-tongued : y'ldvg, 
 yXuKT(Ta. 
 
 'A^vETrrjg, kog, b, ri. Dor. for 
 y'l^vfm)g, using sweet words. 
 
 ' A^vXoyog, b, ?), Dor. for y)BvXo- 
 yog, fair-spoken : y'l^vg, Xkyoj. 
 
 'Adv^tXtig, kog, b, y'l. Dor. f»)r 
 y'l^vfieXiig, having sweet notes 
 or sounds : y'iSvg, fjikXog. 
 
 ASvy/afiia, ag, Ion. 'Advvanirj, 
 Tjg, y'l, want of power, inability, 
 impossibility: a, dvvafiai. 
 
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 *ASvva(Tia, ag, tj, impotence, in- 
 capacity, inability. 
 
 'AdwaTtiij, u>, to be impotent, mi- 
 able, f. y)(Tuj, a. 1. y'lCvidryjaa. 
 
 'ACvi'UTov, ov, TO, an impossi- 
 bility : fr. 
 
 'AdvvaTog,b,yi, incapable, infirm, 
 unable, impossible, n. i>l. dCv- 
 vaTtt, conij). dvvvaTWTtpog, su- 
 perl. ci^i' j'ar<urarof : a,CvvaTor. 
 
 'ASvvuTiog, adv. impotently, with- 
 out power or art. 
 
 'AdvTTvoog, Dor. for y'l^virvoog, b, 
 7), sweet-breathing : y'l^vg, irvkoj. 
 
 'Advg, Dor. for yjcvg, sweet. 
 
 "ASvtov, ov, TO, adijtum, a sanctu- 
 ary, shrine : fr. 
 
 ''ASvTog,b, y'l, inaccessible : a,()voj. 
 
 "ACio, to satiate, f. (tw. But ^Cio, 
 to sing, contr. for dticuj, f. ^noj, 
 perf. yi^a, a. 1. y](Ta, perf. pass. 
 yaiiai. And d^io, to please, f. 2. 
 dcCj, perf, m. 'id^a, for 7;^a, part. 
 tdclog, a. 2. 'ia^ov, poet. ivaSov, 
 for y'l^ov. 
 
 'A^iov, oywg, y), a nightingale, 
 Dor. for dii^wv. 
 
 'Adojv, uvTog, b, having ])leased, 
 pleasing, a. 2. i)art. fr. dvcdvto. 
 
 'A^djvia, Tu, a festival in honour 
 of Adonis. 'Adioviaofibg, ov, b, 
 the celebration of that festival. 
 
 "Adtoviv, ace. sing. fr. 'ACiovig, 
 idog, b, the proper name of a 
 youth, Adonis. 
 
 'A^iopjiTog, b, y'l, ungifted, unpre- 
 
 sented with a gift : a, i^iookouai. 
 
 ACojpoc, K)iTog, o, 7/, uncorru[>ted 
 
 or incorruptible by bribes : a, 
 
 SiopodoKkM. Hence 
 
 'ACiopo^oKijTioc, adv. without a 
 bribe,from disinterested motives. 
 
 "A^Mpog, b, y'l, without receiving a 
 gift or reward ; having bestowed 
 no reward ; tx^piJov dd. ^ojpa, 
 not wor^h giving or receiving as 
 gifts : a, iijjpov. 
 
 'A^iory, dat. sing. fr. 'AiibTijg, ov, 
 b, giving nothing, not libenil : 
 a, ^o)T7]g. 
 
 'AiGXtvuj, to contend, struggle 
 with, f. tvffu), p. Ka, a. 1. oj)t. 
 .^ol. dtOXevmuv, 3 pi. ]U*es. 
 sul)j. dtOXtvo)(Tiv. Th. dtOXog. 
 
 'AtOXkco, Ion. for dOXtu), to con- 
 tend. Hence 
 
 'AtOXtiriip, yjpog,b,8L 'AtOXyjTtig, 
 ov, b, a combatant, wrestler, 
 pugilist. 
 
 'AiyXiov, or 'AtOXov, or ''AGXoif, 
 ov, TO, a prize to the successful 
 combatant : 'AkOXiog, ov, b, a 
 combatant. 
 
 'AtQXoviKia, ag, ri, a victory at 
 the public games : diQXog, vikij. 
 
 *AE6A02, ov,b, a contest, com- 
 bat, labour, toil. Hence 
 
 'AeOXoffvvyi, rig,yi, a contest, com- 
 bat, conflict. 
 
 'Af^Xo^opo^, & * AQXo(pbpog, b, j/. 
 
AEI 
 
 bearing away the prize, a victor 
 in the pubhc games : dtOXov, 
 
 *AEI', adv. always, ever : with a 
 partifijilr', it sii^nifi'-s succes- 
 sidu : Xen. K. 'A. v. 4, 15, ot ail 
 rovT Ix^ovTfgy whoever at any 
 time successively had possession 
 of this. In composition some- 
 times at — ,as at i^aog i'ov 6 eivaog. 
 
 *Aftf3Xa(Tr/)g, iog, 6, ?), ever-bud- 
 ding : dti, ^^XanTuvo). 
 
 'AtiyevETd'ojv, gen. pi. yEol. fr. 
 
 'AtiytveTTjg, ov, 6, ever-born, 
 eternal ; «Sc 
 
 'Aeiyevi/Qy eog, o, //, ever-exist- 
 in<r, eternal : dtl, y'lvojxai. 
 
 'AtidtXog, o, r), poet, for d(tdi)g, 
 inconspicuous, obscure : ajtlSco. 
 
 'AeiSev, Dor. for dtidfiv, to sing, 
 pres. inf. act. & 
 
 'Aiideoy sing thou, eo Ion. for ov, 
 pres. imp. mid. of dtiSio. 
 
 'Atidijg, tog, 6, //, invisible, 
 obscure : also, formless, ill- 
 formed, deformtnl : a, tJ^og. 
 
 *AsiSoi(Ta, Dor. for dtilovffa, pres. 
 part. f. g. & 
 
 'Aft^or, 1 or 3 impf. ind. act. 
 Ion. forr/fi^ov: a'ti^o/usvwvjgen. 
 pi. part. pres. pass.: dsi^iov, ov- 
 Tog, ])res. part. act. : deidovTi, 
 for dficovari, Dor. 3 pi. pres. fr. 
 
 'AErAl2,poet. ^otu, to sing, chant, 
 celebrate, f. aio, p. fjtiKa^ poet. 
 yKa, perf. ])ass. yurffMai, j)oet. 
 yrrftai, perf. m. i)oi^a : whence 
 doiH'gSi doidt), contr. (^fJi). 
 
 'AeiI,u>og, & 'Afci^tuf, 6, »), ever- 
 lasting, eternal : 'AtiZujov, rb, 
 semperviruHi, sedum, a kind of 
 plant, houseleek : del, ^wj/. 
 
 *A(i9a\t)g, sog, 6, 7;, ever-flou- 
 rishing, verdant : dti, OdWio. 
 
 'AtiKiia, ag, »), Ion. 'AtiKiir], in- 
 dignity, contumely. 'AtiKia, 
 the same. See aiKia. 
 
 'AtiKiXioQ, 6, 1), unseemly, dis- 
 gi-aceful, cowardly, contempti- 
 ble ; almost the same as dfiKrjg. 
 
 'AtiKtXiojg, adv. in a shameful, 
 wretched, unbecoming manner. 
 
 'AtiKt)g, tog, 6, 77, unseemly, 
 indecent, unsuitable, unbecom- 
 ing, unworthy ; inithless : dfiKtg, 
 n. g. : a, tiKog. 
 
 'AtiKii^ii), Att. aiKi^io, f. crto, to 
 treat unbec(miingly, render foul, 
 disfigure : diiKrjg. 
 
 'AdfjLtvai, poet, for Dor. d'tfitrai, 
 which is for dtiv, fr. dio. 
 
 'Ati^vrjaTog, 6, 7), ever-remem- 
 bered, ever-mindful: a, /ii/u?/- 
 
 (TKU). 
 
 'Ativa6i'T0)v,ffcn. ])1, fr. 'Ativdiov, 
 ovrog, perpetually flowing; 'At'i- 
 vaog, & 'Atvar/g, tog, 6, 7), the 
 same : dti, rdto. 
 
 'AtipUf a. 1. act. Ion. for yjtipa : 
 deipd^evogj having raised up, a. 
 
 A EM 
 
 1. part. m. : dtipofitvog, pres. 
 part, pass.: dtipov, a. 1. impcr. 
 act. fr. dfipio. 
 
 'AtippvTog, & 'Aiippoog, 6, r), 
 ever-flowing : dil. ptio. 
 
 'AKI'Pli, to raise, lift up, crrry, 
 tig d'-pn alpio, f. deprrto cS: a'fotJD, 
 a. 1. ynpa, p. ijtpKa, a. 2. T/tpoi'. 
 
 'Atig, breathing, blowing, pres. 
 part. fr. dijfxi. 
 
 'Atiffar' for rftiffaro, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 m. Ion. : dtiaaTt, 2 pi. a. I. imp. 
 act. : dti(Tofiai, f. 1, m. : diiayg, 
 2 sing. a. 1. subj. act. fr. dtiow. 
 
 "AticTiv, Ai.o\. for dtlcfw, tliey 
 breathe, 3 pi. of dtjfii. 
 
 'Anfffxa, arog, to, poet. & Ion. 
 for ^(T^a, a song : dtiSio. 
 
 'Ati<ppovpog, 6, 7), always watched 
 «»r guarded : dti, (ppovpd. 
 
 'Ati<pvXXog, o, 7), ever bearing 
 leaves, ever-flourishing : dtl, 
 (pliXXov. 
 
 'AtKa'Cofifi'og, against one's will, 
 pres. part. pass. fr. 'AfKa'^w, to 
 force, compel : a, tKo'ji'. 
 
 'AtK))Xiog, poet, for dtiKiXiog. 
 
 'A€K-;/rt, adv. against one's will, in 
 spite of : «, tKo>i'. 
 
 ' AsKovTtg,n.i>L &.' A£.Kovrt,n. dual 
 fr. dtKiov, ov(Ta, ov, unwilling, 
 reluctant : a, tKibv. 
 
 'AtKovaiog, o, //, iiivf)luntary, un- 
 welcome, unpleasant : a, tKujv. 
 
 'AtXiog, poet, for i'jXwg, the sun. 
 
 'AEAAA, 7/^, 7), a storm, hurri- 
 cane, whirlwind. 
 
 'AeWa'cff, pi. of dtXXdg, ddog, 6, 
 j), swift as a storm : diXXa. 
 
 'AtXXalog, a, ov, swift as the wind. 
 
 'AtXXi^g, tog, 6, 7), whirling like 
 a storm, rapid, impetuous, turbid, 
 
 'AtXXoTToCtg, nom. pi. fr. 'AtXXo- 
 TTovg, oSog, 6, 1), swift-footed as 
 the storm. Also 'AfXXoTro^, ov, 
 6, 7/ : dtXXa, irovg. 
 
 'AfXXu;, oog, 7), the pro])er name 
 of a woman, one of the Harpies: 
 dfXXa, a storm. 
 
 'AtXXw^r]g, tog, 6, 7), stormy, 
 troubled : dtXXa. 
 
 'AtXTTtig, tog, 6, 1), hopeless, 
 imhoped for : a, tXTrig. 
 
 "AsXttt' for dtXiTTa, fr. dtX-TTTog, 
 not to be hoped for, hopeless, 
 nom. pi. : hence 'AtXTrria, ag, 
 r), poet, for dvtXinaTia, liope- 
 lessness, desjjair : a, tXirig. 
 
 ' AtXiTTtovTtg, despairing, n. pi. 
 j)res. part. fr. dtXirr'no. 
 
 ' AtXiTTtu), poet, for drtXinnTtu}, 
 to be without hope, despair. 
 
 'AfX-TTTh], T}g, if. Ion. the same as 
 dtXTTTiu: t^ dtXTTThjr, imexpect- 
 edly, against hope, suddenly. 
 
 ' AfXiTTiog, adv. ime.\i>ectedly. 
 
 Wtfitvai, (taking away c, & in- 
 serting {.I in its jilace, d/Jiptvai,) 
 Dor. & Ion. for dtiv, i)res. inf. 
 fr. au>, for ddio, to satiate. 
 (10) 
 
 "Affifia, arog, to, a bowstring, 
 bow : dpi^ia. 
 
 ' A'tvaog, also d'tvvaog, 6, 7), poet, 
 for dtivaog, perpetually flowing : 
 also, dtvdt')v for dtivdiov. 
 
 'A'tvTtg, blowing, nom. ])1. : d'tv- 
 rwv, gen, pi. of dug, tvTog,\n\- . 
 part. fr. a///n. 
 
 'At^f, Ion. for 7/t^f, 3 sing. impf. 
 ind, act, of d't^oj. 
 
 'At^iyviog, 6, 7), increasing ami 
 invigorating the limbs ;anepitli. 
 of wrestlers & pugilists : di^oj, 
 yvlov. 
 
 'AtKi<pvXXog, b, 7), increasing or 
 nourishing leaves: diK<o,(pi<XXov. 
 
 'AE'SQ, it Av^o), to augment, en- 
 large, increase : f. af^//<Tt.j, i)oet. 
 for av^t](TM : dt^tro, impf. pass. 
 Ion. : a'f^o/icj'oto, gen. Ion. j)art. 
 pass. See av^dno. 
 
 "AtTTTog, 6, 7), too weak to follow : 
 a, t7rof.iai. 
 
 \\fpyr]Xbg, b, 77, = dpyog. 
 
 'Atpyijg, tog, b, //, dv. 
 
 'Aepybg or 'Apyof, 7), ov, inactive, 
 inert, idle, unfilled : dtpyt^, dat. 
 
 'AipyVi], Ion. for dtpyia, or dtp- 
 ytia, ag, 7), inactivity, idleness, 
 uncultivated state : a, ipyoif. 
 
 'Af/j^7;»/,adv.aloft,violently: a*ipw. 
 
 'AtptOojjiai, to hover in the air, 
 wave, hang, be in suspense, wa- 
 ver ; poet. Tftp'tOof-iai : dtipio. 
 
 'AtpOtv, Bocot. for rjEpOijaar, 3 j)!. 
 a. 1. pass. fr. dtpOrjv, Ion. for 
 r)tp97]v. Hence dtpOtlg, raised 
 or carried up, elated, a. I. part, 
 pass. fr. dtipio. 
 
 'Atpiog, b, 77, aerial, in the air, 
 lofty : at) p. 
 
 'AtpojSaTtu), to walk through or in 
 the air, to be haughty or proud : 
 dtjp, iiaii'io. 
 
 'Atpotig, taaa, ev, dark, dusky, 
 ])rofound : di'jp. 
 
 'Atpo^trptoj, w, to measure the 
 air, be lost in useless metaphy- 
 sical subtleties : di/p, fitTptio. 
 
 'Atpov, I raised or lifted up, a. 2. 
 ind. act. for i)tpov, fr. dtipio : 2. 
 sing. subj. dipjjg. 
 
 "Atpaa, 7]g, 7), dew, Dor. for i'tprrt]. 
 
 ' AtpaiTvoltg, swift-footed, moving 
 the feet with rapidity : dtipw, 
 TTovg. 
 
 'AtptTlTTOTai, pi. fr. 'AtpfflTTOTTig, 
 
 ov Si — ijTog, b, i], flying or sus- 
 pended in the air : dtipoj, tteto- 
 l-iai. 
 
 'Atpffio, f. 1. JE(A. fr. dkiph), for 
 dtpCj. 
 
 'Afora'^oj, f. oVw, to raise up : 
 dtipLi). 
 
 'AfTrtt, a. 1. inf. act. fr. the obsol. 
 dkijj, to bnaihe, sleep, rest: dt- 
 oav, 3 ])1. (Nc diaafiti'f contr. 
 d(Tai.itv, 1 pi, a. 1. 
 
 'Ai(Ti<ppo(rvvy(Tiv, dat. 1>1. Ion. fr. 
 'AtOKppoffvvt], i]g, 7), folly : fr. 
 
 '•1 
 
 AIIA 
 
 'At(Ti(pp(t>v, ovog, b, 7), light-mind- 
 ed, inconstant, foolish : du),(pp7iv. 
 
 'AETO'S, oi;, «), poet. aitTog, an 
 eau;le : a standard : a term in 
 arehitecture, the pediment or ga- 
 ble end of a building, also called 
 d'tTivfia. 'AtTidtvg, twg, o, a 
 young eagle, eaglet : ]>1. dtrictlg. 
 
 •AZA or 'AZU, VQy '/, dryness, 
 njouldiness, soot, filth. 
 
 'A'Caivw, = did), to dry, parch. 
 
 'AiaX'toio, gen. Ion. of 'AlaHog, 
 a, ov, dry, parched : a^w. 
 
 "Alto, Ion. for lilov, pres. imp. 
 fr. dlofiai : dlofitvog, part. : 
 dZtTo, impf. Ion. 
 
 'A'CtjXog, b, 7), unworthy of emu- 
 lation or envy, worthless, vile : 
 
 a, ^T/Xog. 
 
 'A'Ci)i.uog, 6, 7), unfincd, unpu- 
 nished : a, ^;//ija. Hence 
 
 'Ac?7/u'wc, adv. with impunity. 
 
 'A'Ci'irnTog, b, t), not sought for or 
 intpiired after : a, liiTtu). 
 
 'AKn-oQ, ■>), bv, venerable, august : 
 d^M, to venerate. 
 
 'A'Ctwk, ^og, b, 7), dry, hard: 
 d'lij. Also, unceasing, continual, 
 as if dcifxnQ) or d^r]v txo^i'- 
 Hence 'A^iixk, adv. incessantly, 
 ecaitinually. 
 
 "Alofiai, the same as d^o), to ve- 
 nerate, revere, be afraid, fear. 
 
 'A^vyn'ig, tog, o, 7), & 'A^v^, yog, 
 
 b, )), & 'Alvyog, b, 7/, unyoked, 
 unmarried : a, O'yog. 
 
 'A'Cvjxn, iov, rd, azuina, the feast 
 
 ot" unleavened bread : fr. 
 'A^vfiog, b, 7), unleavened, pure 
 
 from sin, sincere : a, Ivp^j. 
 'AZQ, to dry, parch : whence 
 
 'A'Cofiai,to become dry, parched; 
 
 metaph.tobe withered and worn 
 
 with care and sorrow. 
 "A^w Hi' A^opai, to venerate. 
 'A^iotTTog, b, 7), ungirded : a, 
 
 K(Ol>VVfJll. 
 
 'A^ioTog, ov, 7), Azotus, the name 
 of a citv. 
 
 A»;, it was breathing, blowing, 
 3 sing. impf. act. fr. dijfii. 
 
 'A7)Ct(TTtpog, more unpleasant, 
 C(»ui|)ar. fr. dt]C7ig. 
 
 'AiiCiiKortg, ]>erf. pass. poet, for 
 ijiinjKOTtg, fr. 'A7]^iio, at, f. TjfTio, 
 to feel weary or disgusted : fr. 
 
 'Ai]di)g, tog, b, //, to dij^tc, un- 
 plea'-ant, disagreeable, unfriend- 
 ly : 'Ai]Cia,ag, 7;,vuii)leasantness, 
 disgust, hatred : a, 7/^1')^. 
 
 'At]Ciluv for i^ff^i'Cov, impf.fr. 
 di]Ctl(o : hence 'Arjdilofxat, to be 
 jiestered : o, 7)^vg. 
 
 AtjcoviCfjtg, (fiv, oi, the nightin- 
 gale's yoimg : pi. fr. dt]^oviCtvg. 
 
 ^Ai]C6i'iog K. ' Aiicbvtiog, a, ov, ol 
 (»r pertaining' to the ni;;htin<iale : 
 atjCujv. 
 
 'A ii^oviQj idog, 7}, a little nightin- 
 gale. 
 
 ABA 
 
 'AHAQ'N, ovog, also 'At^^w, oog, 
 7), a nightmgale, singing bird, 
 flute : dtidu). 
 
 'A7]^a>g, adv. un])lcasantly, un- 
 willingly, unfavouraV)ly : dtjdi)g. 
 
 "AtjO', for dijTO, it was blowing, 
 inij)f. mid, fr. a///a. Th. dio. 
 
 'A)}9tiij, dat. ning. Ion. fr. 
 
 'Ai]Qtia, iSc 'A7fOia, ag, 7), strange- 
 ness, unusualness : drjOtjg. 
 
 'A7]9tcraov for r]i)9t<T(Tov, im])erf. 
 act.: di'jOtffav, aor, I. fr. dijOia- 
 au) for dTjOtu), to be unaccus- 
 tomed : a, jjOog. 
 
 'At]07]g, tog, b, 7), unusual, un- 
 accustomed, without character 
 or moral (lualities : a, 7]0cg. 
 
 "Atj^ia, nTog, rb, a breeze, breath, 
 blast, wind : dtj^i. 
 
 ' A7'] fitvai, to blow, pres. inf. act. 
 Dor, or Ion, for dijvai: di)ptvog, 
 exjioscd to the whid, pros. part, 
 pass. fr. 
 
 "Aiifii or* Aw, to breathe, blow. 
 
 'AH'P, dtpog, 7), more rarely 6, 
 air, the atmosphere, darkness, 
 ol)scurity, cloud, fog, mist : dto. 
 
 'Arfffi, 3 sing. ind. act. fr. a>//ii : 
 3 pi, ddai. 
 
 'Arfaig, fwc, V, a blowing, blast, 
 breeze, wind : di]p.i. 
 
 'AH'SYAOS, r), ov, troublesome, 
 unjust, unpleasant, illegal : for 
 ai'JvXog. 
 
 'Arfffvpoc, b, 7), light, small, thin, 
 lofty : «;///t. 
 
 'Ai]Tag, ace. pi., d)]ri)v, sing. fr. 
 'ATjTtjg, ov, 6, a blast, gale : 
 nom, })1. dijTai, blasts. Also 
 
 'AtjT7j, ijg, 7), the same : di)[.ii. 
 
 ''A7;ro,was impelled, 3 sing, impf.; 
 d7}Tov, pres. dual, they blow ; 
 dr\vTai, they flutter : fr. diifix. 
 
 ' A7]Toc, or Ah)Tog, b, 7), ex])osed 
 to winds, stormy, violent : dio. 
 
 ' Ai'}TTr]Tog, 6, 77, undefeated, un- 
 conquered : a, 7)TTdoi.iai. 
 
 "A9' for a re, for, as if, inasmuch as. 
 
 'A0a/i/3//c, sog, b, 7), fearless, 
 intrepid : a, 9d^i^og. 'AOaiAJStl, 
 adv. intrepidly. 
 
 'A9ava, Dor. for 'A9iivri, rjg, 7), 
 Minerva : also, 'AOavda, ag, 7), 
 Si 'A9avaia. 
 
 'A9ava(Tia, ag, 7), immortality. 
 Also, a herb, Engl. taim/. 
 
 'A9dvaTai, nom. pi. f. g,: d9avd- 
 ryg i'or d9avuTaig, Ion. dat. j)l. : 
 d9a7'dToio for d9avdTov, gen. 
 sing. : d9ardToi(nv for d9avd 
 roic,dat.pl. d9avdTav, Dor. for 
 d9avdT7]v : fr. d9dparog. 
 
 'AOrti'ar(^a»,f.((rw, to immortalise, 
 hold one's self to be immortal: fr. 
 'A9dvaTog, b, 7), also 77, ov, im- 
 mortal, eternal ; oi d9., the im- 
 mortal gods : also a band of 
 10,000 select troops in the Per- 
 sian army : a, 9dvaTog. 
 
 ' A9a7rTog,b,r],unhuried: a,0d7rrtu. 
 
 (n) 
 
 A0H 
 
 'A9A'PA, ag, jy, a kind of pottage 
 or pap. 
 
 'A9idTog, b, //, unseen, invisible, 
 unable to see : a, 9tdonai. 
 
 'A9itly adv. without (Jod or di- 
 vine interj)ositi(»n : a, i^tog. 
 
 'A9h]Ta, poet, for d9tdTa. 
 
 'AOE'Ari2, f. '^10, ]i. x«5 to nn'lk. 
 
 'A9tXtog, b, 7'/, unwilling : a, 9i^Xuj. 
 
 AOtXKrog, b, 7), imappeased, not 
 to be soothed or appeased : a, 
 9fXyio. 
 
 'A9t}.u(Trog, & 'AOfjuiOTJOc, b, 7/, 
 lawless, unjust. Also 'A9tjxigj 
 iToc, b, 7) : a, 9efiic. 
 
 'A9tiAiTog, b, }'/, wicked, nefarious, 
 forijidden bv divine laws ; to 
 dOkuiTov, wickedness, impiety : 
 a, OffiiTog. 
 
 'A9tog, b, 7), without God, im- 
 pious, an atheist : a, i^tog. 
 
 'AOtpuTrevTog, b , 7'/, incurable, ir- 
 remediable, careless, negligent : 
 a, QtpaTTtvijj. 
 
 'A9tp'iZ,ii),i. (Ta>,p, 7)9sniKa, to value 
 as nmch as an ear of corn, re- 
 ject, des\nse, Jfocci facere : dOijp. 
 
 'A9tpfiavTog, b, 7), unwarmed, 
 cheerless, cold : a, 9tp[.ianno. 
 
 'A9tpoX6yog, b, 7'/, sj>lcU('(jus, a 
 gleaner : dOijp, Xkyio. 
 
 'A9taia, ag, r), incimstancy in 
 agreements, fickleness : d9tTog. 
 
 'AOtfffiia, ag, 7), iniquity, illega- 
 lity, impiety : fr. 
 
 "AOtajiog, b, 7), lav.less, nefarious, 
 wicked : a, 9t<Jfx6-g. 
 
 ' A9k(T<paTog, b, ij, ineffable, unut- 
 terable, innnense, plenteous, ex- 
 cessive, long : a, ^'t(T(l)aTog. 
 
 'A9tTS(v, a, to abrogate, abolish, 
 despise, reject, not give credit 
 to ; f. ijfTio, ]>. i]Ka : dOtrog. 
 
 'A9tT7]pa, aTog, Tb, & 
 
 'A9tT7](Tig, tojg, 77, abolition, re- 
 jection : d9tTtu). 
 
 ''A9tTog, 6, r), set aside, super- 
 seded, void, rejected : a, OtTog. 
 Adv. 'A9iTiog, lawlessly. 
 
 'A9iojpriTog, b, 77, unseen, not 
 seeing or observmg, without 
 theory : a, 9t(opko}. 
 
 'AOtiog, adv. impiously : d9iog. 
 
 "AO7/X0C, 6, 77, not suckled : a, 
 017X17. 
 
 'A9r}VT), ijg, 7), also 'AOrjva, gen. 
 'A0/;j'dt:, fr. 'A9T]vda. So 'A97j- 
 vaiTj, 7]g, rj, as also 'A97]vaia, 
 Minerva, the inventress of the 
 olive, and the goddess of learn- 
 ing. Hence 
 
 'A0r/7'ai,aiv,ai, Athens : also in 
 the sing. 'A9i]vrj, rjg, //. 'A9rj' 
 V7j6fv, adv. from Athens. 'A0//- 
 vaKe, to Athens. 'A9r]vy(Tt, at A- 
 thens.'A0777'rtTof:,a,or, Athenian. 
 
 'A9t)p, ipog, b, an ear or the beard 
 of corn, ])oint of a sword or arrow. 
 
 'A9i]ptvTog, 6, rj, not hunted : a, 
 
 67]ptV(0. 
 
AGP 
 
 Air 
 
 Air 
 
 AIA 
 
 Aie 
 
 AIK 
 
 li 
 
 'A.6ijpri\oiybg, ov, o, a fan to win- 
 now com : dO))p, Xoiyog. 
 
 'AOijpog, 6, >/, without game or 
 wild beasts : a, Oi]p. 
 
 'AfiiKTog, or 'A6iyt)(;, tog, o, //, 
 untoucliod, not to be toueliod, 
 sacred : a, Oiyio. 
 
 "AOX' i'ordOXa,\A. fr. aOXov. 
 
 'AOXtvio, f. (Ttu, to contend, strive, 
 toil, suffer : aOXog. 
 
 'A6\kiOy at, to contend, strive, 
 suffer ; f. ijuio, p. j}Ka. Hence* 
 
 'AOXiifxa, aTog, to, a contest, 
 combat, implement. 
 
 " ABXr}(ng,noc, >/,a contest, combat. 
 
 'A0X/;r>/(), iipog, o, a wrestler, 
 combatant. 
 
 'AOXijTiig, oD, 6, a wrestler, com- 
 batant, champion, master. 
 
 "AOXiog, a, or, wretched ; dOXiuj- 
 TUTog, sui)erl. : dOXog. 
 
 'A6Xi6t7}c, rjTog, ?'/, misery, toil. 
 
 'AOXoOeTtjg, ov, 6, a distributer of 
 prizes, }»rcsidunt of the }»ublie 
 games : ciOXov, Ti9ijf.ii. Hence 
 'AfJXoOtTUo,u), toinstitute public 
 games ; & 'AOXoOtaia, ag, i), the 
 institution or presidency of pub- 
 lic games. 
 
 ''AOXov, ov, to, a prize in the itul)- 
 lic games, reward, contest : fr. 
 
 ''AOXog, ov, 6, the same aadtOXog. 
 
 ' AdXo<pof)og, ov, 6, the bearer or 
 winner of the prize, the victor : 
 aOXov, <pspii). 
 
 'AOoXioTog, 6, //, untroubled, lim- 
 pid : a, 0oX6oj. 
 
 'A9opv(iiiTog, 6, r), & 
 
 'A96pvl3og, 6, y, undisturbed : a, 
 96pvl3og. 'AOopvfiojg, adv. calm- 
 ly, quietlv. 
 
 'AePATE'NH, i]g, ?/, a tree from 
 which touch-wood or tiuder is 
 made. 
 
 'AOpavffTog, o,?/, unbroken, whole, 
 incapable of fracture : a,9pavoj. 
 
 ''A9pe7rTog,6, /';, unnourished, not 
 nourishing : a, Tpk(po). 
 
 'ABPE'ii, Cj, f. ijaio, p. r]Ka, to 
 see, discern, gaze or contemplate 
 intensely : a intens. 9nopkijj. 
 Hence verb. adj. 
 
 'A9pt]Tkov, one must see. 
 
 'A0potsa>, to gather together, col- 
 lect, assemble : f. crw : d9poX(Tai, 
 a. I. inf. : iiBpoiKa, perf. act. 
 Th. d9poog. Hence 
 
 'A9poi(Jaaa, a. 1. part. f. g. 
 
 * A9poi(Jig,tu}g,i),8L' A9poi(T}xbg,ov, 
 6, a collection, accumulation : A: 
 
 ''A9poi(Tfia, ciTog, to, a collection, 
 assemblage, heap, mass: ctOpot'^w. 
 
 'ABPO'OS, a, op, contr. d9povg, 
 old-Att. dOpovg, crowded, 
 thronged, numerous, accumu- 
 lated together, at once : a for 
 dfia, & Qpoog. Hence 
 
 *A9po6Tr]g, rjTog, i), a mass, accu- 
 mulation, the whole. 
 
 *A9p6iog, adv. in crowds, at once. 
 
 ' A9pvTrTog, 6, ?/, unbroken, un- 
 enervated by luxury: a,9pv7rToj. 
 'A9pv7rTMg, adv. simply, frugal- 
 ly, not effeminately. 
 
 'A9viJ.tio, w, to despond in mind, 
 be disheartened, dejected, or 
 alanned : f*. i)(Tio, \k ijko : dOvfiog. 
 
 'A9vnr]TSog, a, ov, to be desi)aired 
 of. 
 
 'A9vfiia, ag, i). Ion. d9vfiir], de- 
 jection of mind, despondency, 
 anxiety : dOvfiog. 
 
 ''A9vfiog, 6, I'l, of dejected mind, 
 desponding, anxious : a, 9vixog. 
 
 'AOvfiMg, adv. disi)iritedly, un- 
 willingly : d9vfior. 
 
 ''A9vppa, ciToc, TO, sport, pastime, 
 delight : dOvpio. 
 
 ' A9vp(')yXioaaog, & 'A9vp6aTOfiog, 
 o, //, not havinga door on his lips, 
 babl)ling, loquacious : dOvpog, 
 yXoxxaa, CTopa. 
 
 ''A9vpog & 'A9vpojTog, o, >}, with- 
 out a door, open, free : a, 9vpa. 
 A9vp(Tog, 6, ?'/, without a thyr- 
 sus : a, 9vpaog. 
 
 'ABT'PQ, to play, sport, sing. 
 
 "Af^urof,-, 6, 7/, profane, not sa- 
 crificed or sacrificing, not so- 
 lenmized with sacrifices : a, 9vo). 
 
 'AOa)og, 6, i), unpunished, un- 
 fine<l, innocent : a, 9wt). 
 
 AGojow, at, f. uxjoj, to absolve from 
 fine,punishmentorguilt : d9a>og. 
 
 'A9u)7rtvTog,6, ?/,not flattered, not 
 caught by flattery : a, Gojirtvu). 
 
 ' A9iopdKi(T7og, 6, i), not armed 
 with mail : a, 9u)paKi'^io. 
 
 'A9io(.o<Tic, eioc, //, exemption from 
 fine or punishment, acquittal : 
 a9io6oj. 
 
 Ai, nom. pi. fern, of 6, ?/, to : ai, 
 noni. pi. fern, of og, ij, o, who or 
 which. 
 
 Al, or Ai, Jidu, kt'i, alas, ah ! 
 
 At, Dor. for el, if, Ion. for tWe, 
 utinattt, 1 wish ! aX yap, would 
 that ! O that ! 
 
 Ala, for yala, y), land, earth. 
 
 Aiayfia, aTog, to, lamentation, 
 sorrow : fr. 
 
 ArA'ZQ,to mouni, lament ; f.^to: 
 fr. a2, hi'u, alas ! 
 
 AlaKiddo, gon. Ion. fr. AiaKidtjg, 
 ov, 6, yEacides, Achilles: acc.pl. 
 AutKi^ag : fr. 
 
 AtaKog, ov, 6, jEacus. 
 
 AiuKTog, i), bv, to be lamented, 
 bewailed : aldZ,io. 
 
 Alav, vocat. fr. A'iag, avTog, b. 
 
 AI'ANCVS, t), bv,6i Aldvr/g, kog, 
 b, 7], doleful, baneful, dire, dark, 
 perpetual : ai, alas ! 
 
 Alag, avToc, b, Ajax. Alavrs, 
 nom. dual. 
 
 Alavojg, adv. for ever : dti. 
 
 A//Sot, excl. of grief, displeasure, 
 wonder or laughter ; ah ; oh ; 
 ha, ha. 
 
 Alya, ace. fr. «t^, alybg, b, ?/, 
 (12) 
 
 a goat : alydv, Dor. for alyCJv, 
 gen. pi. 
 
 Alyd9tv, adv. Dor. for Aiyri9ei', 
 Ik T^ig AiyTjg, tK ruir A«yaJj',from 
 the citv uE<je, ^K^a?. 
 
 Alyaloi', ov, Tb, supjdy irtXayog, 
 AJi/eum mare, the yEgean sea. 
 
 Alyaiujv for Aiyaiiova, ace. sing, 
 fr. Aiyaion', u^Eijaon. 
 
 AlTANEA, ag, /;, or Aiycivfov, 
 ov, TO, a javelin, light long s])ear, 
 TTrtoa Tb KUT aiyijjv 'naOai, bo- 
 cause it darted at goats, Kust, 
 
 'Atyctjv, adv. impetuously, sud- 
 denly : dtffffio. 
 
 Aiyhi,i]g,Ti),Ion. a goat-skin : «j|. 
 
 Aiyticiji^, ace. fr. Alyiidtjg, ov, b, 
 A'jijhks, Theseus, patronym. fr. 
 Alytvg, ewg, b, yKgeus. 
 
 A'iytiog,r],ov, Si. A'lyeog, a, ov, of 
 goats, of goat-skin : a'i^. 
 
 ATFEI POS, ov, ,), the black pop- 
 lar or alder tree. 
 
 AiytXdTrig,ov ,b, a driver of goats, 
 goatherd : <»?, iXavvio. 
 
 AlyuiXtia, ag, i), /Egialea, a pro- 
 per name. 
 
 AiyiaXbg, ov, b, the sea-shore, 
 coast : hence AlyiaX'iTijg, be- 
 longing to or of the shore ; 
 AiyiaXtvg, 'tu)g,b, a tishennan : 
 dyvvjxi, dXg. 
 
 AiyiiSoTog, b, r), suitable for feed- 
 ing goats : a\^, (36io. 
 
 Atyic', ace. for aiyica, fr. alyig. 
 
 Aiyiciov, ov,Tb, a kid, small goat 
 dimin. of a\%. 
 
 AI'riBAAO'S, ov, b, parus, a 
 kind of bird hostile to bees ; a 
 titmouse. 
 
 Aiy'iKvtjpLog, 6, t), goat-shanked : 
 
 AtyiXiTiog, gen. fr. AlyiXi\p, in- 
 accessible to goats, lofty : a\K, 
 XeiTTio. Also, AiytXixl/, a city of 
 Epirus, situated on a lofty place. 
 
 AlyiXog, ov, b, a shrub to which 
 goats are ])artial, chaste-tree. 
 Also, an island in the Liguriau 
 sea, Capraria. 
 
 AiyiXio, Dor. gen. for AlyiXov. 
 
 AiyiXio^p, lOTTog, poet. OTrog, b, 
 goat's eye, a swelling in the cor- 
 ner of the eye : fr. at^ &: a>i//, it 
 being a disease familiar to goats ; 
 ratiier, because those who labour 
 under the defect have a cast hi 
 the eye like goats : transversa 
 tuentlhus hlrcis, Virg. 
 
 AiyivrJTai, oi, people of yEgina. 
 
 Alyipotig, «T(Ta, tv, abounding in 
 goats : a«^. 
 
 Alyi6\oio, gen. Ion. fr. Aiyioxog, 
 ov, b, holding an tr/;is or shield ; 
 an ejuthet of Jui>iter : alyig,txio. 
 
 AiyiTTovg, o^og, b, i), goat-footed : 
 
 OJ^, TTOVg. 
 
 Alyig, idog, r),a goat-skin, breast- 
 plate, a'(j}s or shield of Jupiter ; 
 thunder-cloud, storm : ai^. 
 
 MyXiivTa, Dor. for aiy\r]iVTa, 
 -*■ ace. sing. So aiyXatv for ai- 
 
 yXrjer. Fr. alyXijetg. 
 . A\'VAU,VQ, V, brightness, splen- 
 dour, light, renown. Hence 
 '■ AtyXjjtfg, f<T(Ta, tv, shining, splen- 
 ►' did, bri'dit : ace. alyXfjvra for 
 alyXiievTa. 
 Atyo^ioTog, a, b. Dor. for Alyofto- 
 tijg, ov, b, a goat-feeder, goat- 
 \ herd: aU,fi6(TKio. Alyol3o<Ticbg, 
 
 ov, b, the same. 
 AiyoKtpLog, loTog, b, goat-homed, 
 Capricorn, one of the zodiacal 
 signs : aU, Ktpag. 
 AlyofitXiig, kog,b, //, having limbs 
 
 like a goat : alE, fitXog. 
 A'ly ovbfiog, ov,b, i), a goat-fecdor, 
 
 g(»athertl : alS,, v'sfiio. 
 Aiyovv^ or Alyu)vvKy vxog, b, i), 
 g( .at-ho( )fed,goat-legged, as Pan : 
 ttit,, OJ'J'i;. 
 AiyoTTpbfTiiiTiog, b, i), goat-faced : 
 
 rt«^, TTponiOTTOV. 
 
 ArrVTTIO'2,or',6,avulture:yi;i//. 
 
 Aiyv-Twg, a, ov, of or belonging 
 to Egypt. 
 
 A'ly vKToytvi)g, tog, b, t), of 
 - Egyptian race : y'tvog. 
 
 AlyvTTTog, ov, i),yEiiiipfiis, Egypt. 
 
 Aiyiov, CJvog, b, a goat-fold. Ai- 
 yiov, Mvog, b, ^E'jon, the proper 
 name of a goatherd or shepherd. 
 
 ■ 'Atedo, gen. yEol. iv.aiCt)g. 
 A'ict, qua', which, nom. pi. fem. 
 
 fr. nom. sing, ijct, masc. ocrCt. 
 A(^fTo-0at, pros. inf. al^tltrOe, 2. 
 
 ])1. pres. imper. fr. 
 Aictofiai, ovp-(ti, to reverence, be 
 
 ashamed, be afraid ; f.m.tcrojuat, 
 { perf. pass, ydtff^ai. Th. aiCtog. 
 YA'icig, obscure, n. g. of d'idfjg. 
 •A.'idtaOtv, for y^'ta9i]nav, fr. y^'icr- 
 . Oz/i', a. l.pass. fr. rttci£o/Liat. Also 
 il A('^£(T0/;rt, a. 1. imp. i)ass.: ai^ka- 
 
 ■ o-at, a. 1. imj). m.poet. 
 
 • AiCf(Tii.iog, b, »'/, venerable. 
 
 • 'Ai('£(ij, gen. Ion. fr. didtjg, ace. 
 J aiCijv. 
 
 cJ'AioyXoc, o, t), rendering unseen, 
 '? obscure, unexpected, destinic- 
 "^ tivo, fatal : a, letlv. Hence 
 j'AUi)\ojg, adv. with complete de- 
 struction. 
 AlSfifiiov, ovog, b, i), bashful, mo- 
 dest. Adv. alciifioviog, modest- 
 ^ ly. Th. a.'^wc. 
 
 A'ih)g, kog, b, i), imperceptible : 
 a, j^f ti'. 
 'ATAHS, Ion. for" Aidrig,ov, b, 
 Pluto, Hades, the infernal re- 
 gions, hell, the grave, death ; a, 
 IStlv. 
 
 At(^t, dat. sing. fr. dig, aidog, for 
 (dcr]g. 
 
 AiOtoc, a, ov, eternal, ])crpetual ; 
 tg dtSiov, for ever : dti. 
 'A'idwTiig, VTog^ y, eternity, per- 
 petuity : dihog. 
 A'idi(og, adv. perpetually. 
 
 'A'idvyg, dat. pi. Ion. f. g. fr.'A'id 
 I'Of, //,6m, darksome : a, iStlv. 
 
 Alcol, dat. feing. fr. ai^iog. 
 
 AiCoitaTttTog, poet, for aidoioTa 
 Tog, superl. fr. aidolog, oTtpog. 
 
 Aldolog, a, or, venerable, modest, 
 worthy : ai^oioKJi, dat. pi. Ion. 
 
 Ai^olov, Tb, the genitals : & 
 
 Aiioiiog, adv. with reverence, re- 
 s|)ect : aidoTog. 
 
 Aldofikvit), reverencing, dual part, 
 pres. fr. a\^o[iai, for ai^tofiai. 
 
 'A'ioog, & didov, gen. sing. fr. dig 
 & dtdqg, b. Hades, hell, Orcus. 
 
 Aicoij, imp. fr. aicsofiai. 
 
 Aidovg, gen. sing. fr. alSojg. 
 
 Aid6(ppiov, ovog, 6,//,modest,bash- 
 ful,c()mj>assionate : ai^ojg,(ppr]v. 
 
 'Aidptia, & 'A'idpia, ag, r/, Ion. 
 ai^p 7;i/;,ignorance,unskilfulness: 
 dat. sing, didptiy, pi. d'icptiyai. 
 Ion. for d'iCpti^ Sc dl^piiatg : fr. 
 
 'A'iSpig, lujg, b, »), unskilful, ig- 
 norant : a, "cpig. 
 
 'A'i^poCiKTjg, ^ A'i^po^iKog, ov, b, 
 ])oct., ignorant of right and jus- 
 tice, imjust, pemicious : ^iKrj. 
 
 'AtcpvTog, b, 7), not settled, un- 
 stable : a, i^pvio. 
 
 Aiduj, ace. sing. fr. aidwg : dual 
 aidu). 
 
 'A'idwvij'i, ciat. sing. Ion. fr. 'A'idoj- 
 vfvg, tiog, b, the same as 'Aihjg. 
 
 Al'Ali'S, 00c, V, shame, mo- 
 desty, reverence. 
 
 Aiet 6i Aitv, poet, for dti, adv. 
 always, ever. Engl. aj/e. 
 
 AiiiytvfTuiojf, gen. yEol. for dti- 
 yivtTOJi' : aliiytv'tTyrn, dat. Ion. 
 for altiytv'tTaig, h\ Altiytv'tTtjg, 
 ov, b, eternal : dti, ytivofxai. 
 
 AitXovpoQ & At\o"pog, 6, a cat. 
 
 Ai'troc, an eagle, ]>oet. for dtrog. 
 
 Ai'Ct'iiog^ b, juvenile, youthful: fr. 
 
 AI'ZHO'S, or 'Altjbg, ov, b, a 
 young man, young. 
 
 Altjg, gen. sing. : aty, dat. Ion. 
 fr. ala. 
 
 AiijTao, gen. ^ol. for Aii^rou, fr. 
 Ai))T7]g, ov, b, a proper name, 
 yEetes. 
 
 A(//roc or *Aj;roc, b, 7), exposed 
 to the wind, whidy, awful, im- 
 mense : dio. 
 
 A'i9', which, for a'lTt, fr. og, ?}, o. 
 
 Ai9dXT],iig, 7), soot, ashes, cindei's : 
 aWio. 
 
 AiOaXiojv, ofvog, b, fond of heat, 
 epith. of a grasshopper : aiOtu. 
 
 Ai9aXuiig, tffffa, tv, so*)ty, burn- 
 ing, blazing : ace. sing. ai9aX6- 
 tvTu : aidii). 
 
 AWaXog, ov, b, soot, fire, flame. 
 
 AiOaXow, w, f. wffw, to burn, re- 
 duce to ashes, consume in hre. 
 AiOav, Dor. iovaiOCjv, gen. pi. fr. 
 
 al9og. 
 A\9t for t\9t. Dor. I wish, that ! 
 
 aW bcptXtg, would that ! 
 Al'GH'P, tpog, 6, 7), ether, the 
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 highest purest air, free from 
 clouds ; thus differing from d7)p, 
 the loweratmosphere: hence At- 
 9tpiog, a, ov, ethereal ; AlOtpo- 
 (3aTt(ij, to walk in the air ; Ai9t- 
 potidTjg, tog, b, 1), resembling 
 ether. 
 
 AiOioTra, ace. sing. fr. Ai9io\p, 
 oTTog, b, an Ethiopian, swarthy. 
 
 AiOioTTTJag, ace. pi. Ion. fr. AiOio- 
 7rfi>g,€a;^,6,an Ethioj)ian : aiOco, 
 
 At0io7rt<T(Ta, T)g, 7), an Ethiopian 
 
 woman. 
 A'i9o7ra, ace. sing. fr. alOoyp. 
 Al9og, tog, Tb, heat, fire, flame : 
 
 aiOio. 
 Ai9bg,7), bv, burnt, burning, fiery, 
 
 black : a'iOoi. 
 Ai9ov(Ty,di\t. sing. fr. AWovaa, ijg, 
 
 7), a porch. Fr. aWio, because 
 
 exposed to and warmed by the 
 
 sun. 
 Al'0o;^, oTTog, b, 7), glowing, of a 
 
 shining black, consuming : aiOio, 
 
 ATOPA, ag, t), Ion. aiOpt], the 
 .serene air or skv, fair weather : 
 aiOi']p. 
 
 Ai9p7jytvtTT]g, ov, b, & Ai9pr}yt- 
 V7)g, tog, b, 7), causing cold 
 or frost, an epith. of the north 
 wind : aWpa or aWpog, & yti- 
 vofjiai. 
 
 Al9pi"a, ag, r), the open air, clear 
 sky, fair weather : aiOpa. 
 
 Ai9pivbg, »), bv, early, in the 
 morning : a'i9pa. 
 
 Ai9pwKoiTUo, to sleep in the open 
 air : ai9pia, koittj. 
 
 AWpiog, b, 7), serene, clear, cold, 
 in the open air : ai9pa. 
 
 Ai9pog, ov,b, hoar-frost, the chill 
 of the morning. 
 
 Al'BYIA, ag, rj, a sea-gull, coot, 
 cormorant. 
 
 Ai9v(T(Toj, to kindle, agitate, ex- 
 cite, move : aWio. 
 
 AI'BQ, f. cw, p. Ka, to bum, 
 kindle ; be on fire, blaze : hence 
 
 Al9iov,oJvog, 6, 7), dark-coloured, 
 burning, blazuig, ardent, impe- 
 tuous. 
 
 AiK, for aiKa or aiice. Dor. for 
 ft fxiv, if indeed : A^o\. tlKt. 
 
 AI'KA'A A12, f. aXuJ, to fawn, flat- 
 ter, please. Hence 
 
 AiKuXog, ov, b, a flatterer. 
 
 'ATfcj), ijg, 7), a violent motion, im- 
 petuosity, rush : diffffio. 
 
 AiK7)g, tog, b, ?), unseemly, the 
 same as dtiKijg. Hence 
 
 AiKi^'a, ag, 7), and Aticior, ov, to, 
 a stroke, stripe, hijury produced 
 by cutting an<l maiming, insult, 
 ill-treatment, sufliering : hence 
 AiKii^io, f. (Tu),Sc aiKi^ofiai, to mu- 
 tilate, abuse, beat, insult, ili- 
 treat, torture : AiKiafibg, 01;, b, 
 a beating, disfiguring by blows. 
 
 ii 
 
AIM 
 
 A'lKKTfia, arog, to, a blow, insult, 
 
 abuse : & 
 AlKinroQ, i), 6j^, abused, lacerated, 
 
 luaiined, disiiijuivd : aiKil^io. 
 AtKui(;,ov 'AiKwc, adv. iinprt>j)erly, 
 
 ba-sely, for dtiKwc;. 
 AVXtra, adv., poet, for AiXiiuor. 
 
 lu<;ubriou-sly, inournfully : fr. 
 AiXifot;, ov, 6, a uitfiirnful sonjj^, 
 
 dirge. Also adj. 6, >'/, mournful, 
 
 plaintive : fr. cu, Aii^og, lamen- 
 tation for Linus. 
 A'iXovpog, ov, 6, a cat, weasel ; 
 
 Trand to aioWsiv Tijv ovpcw. 
 Al MA, aTog, ro, blood, slaughter, 
 
 nuiidei*, consanguinity, ))rogeny. 
 A'ifiUKopia,ag, //, Si A'lftaKuvoiai, 
 
 sacrifices of blood to the manes, 
 
 funeral rites : ulfict, Kooiio. 
 A'lixaiCTug, if. uv, bloodied, blood- 
 stained : a'l^idaaio. 
 A'tfid^aaa, a. 1. })art. act. f. g. fr. 
 
 atixduaio. 
 AijAug, ddog, t), a rapid flow of 
 
 blood, blood-vessel. 
 A'niaaid, dg, ?),a hedge of thorns. 
 
 Also a fence of stones, bricks, 
 
 or any material : cuj^iog. 
 Ai^dfTffit), to cover with blood, 
 
 wound,kill; f.$w,p.xa: fr. a ij.ia. 
 A\^iaTeKxv(Tia, ag, //, etiusion of 
 
 blood : aljia, tK\V(Tig. 
 AifiaTt]o6g, «, bi', bloody, cruel. 
 A'lficiTiKpopog, 6, //, bringing blood 
 
 or murder : ol/ia, (f>spu). 
 A'lfAiiTt^itjj f. i(TiOy to draw blood, 
 make bloody : alua. 
 A'tjiaTicbg, /), or, bloody. 
 AlpaTl'Ttig, ov, 6, an iron ore of a 
 
 bloody or red color. 
 AiiiaToeiOf)g, (og, 6, t), bloody, 
 
 like blood : aljAa, elcog. 
 A'tfiaT6tig,e(T<Ta,iv, bloody : aJfxa. 
 A'ti^aroXoixog, 6, >/, licking blood: 
 
 AIN 
 
 f oc, 6, »;, streaming with blood ; 
 fr. aJfia Si. ptjyvvfii: hence A»/xop- 
 payia, ag, //,an eruption or flux 
 of Itlood, lueniorrhage. 
 
 Al/itoppai/rot:,o,//,blood-sprinkled, 
 shuightered : alfia, pairo). 
 
 A'tfivppouo, u), to labour under a 
 bloody flux, f. ii<7Lo, p. ijixoppi)- 
 ijKci : fr. A'tfioppoog, 6, y, dis- 
 charging bl»K>d : alfAttj poog. 
 
 Alfiog, ov, 6, a thicket, bramble, 
 thorn, spit : alpa. 
 
 AifU!(p6pvKTog, 6, )), blood-stain- 
 ed : nlna, (popvaaio. 
 
 A'tj-ivXia, ag, i), blandishment, 
 courtesy: & AtfivXiag, b, /;, cour- 
 teous, aflablo, crafty : o'tfivXog. 
 
 Atfii>XofuiTi]g, ov, 0, giving soft 
 aiul flattering counsel or words : 
 cifjui'Xoc, pi)Tic. 
 
 AI'MVAOv, 6,'//, bland, flatter- 
 ing, soothing, courteous, crafty : 
 a'lfxvXoKTi, dat. pi. Ion. 
 
 Al^uoiy, ovog, b, ?/, for caifxujv, 
 knowing, skilful. 
 
 A'ipojy, b, i), bloody : a[p.a. 
 
 Aivd, poet, unhapi)ily, grievously, 
 for ail oig. 
 
 AivapETjjr, ov, b, emj)loying cou- 
 rage for bad jiurposcs, valiant 
 to the misfortune of others : 
 
 alfia, Xti^io. 
 
 AljUrtrojopo0oc,6,?), supping blood: 
 aijia, po(pkui. 
 
 A't/xaToppvTog, b, i), flowing with 
 blood : al/ia, pkio. 
 
 A'l^iaTOGTayrig, tog, b, r), trick- 
 ling with blood : alfxa, ffTct'Cuj. 
 
 AiftaTo(T(payiir^ tog, b, r), stain- 
 ed with the blood of victims : 
 oljua, nfpd^u). 
 
 A'lfiaroiu, w, to cover with blood, 
 make bloody, wound, kill : alfia. 
 
 AipuTwdiig, eog, b, i), contr. fr. 
 o'ljiaTOii^rig. 
 
 A'li^ictTioirbg, b, r), liaving a san- 
 guinary aspect : al/xrr, ui^. 
 
 Ajpo(3a(l>if)g, ^og, b, »), steeped 
 in blood : alf^a, iSuttto). 
 
 Af^to^opoc, o, r), eating bloody 
 ijesh : aljjiri, j3ooa'. 
 
 Al flora, ace. sing. fr. atfiior. 
 
 Ai^iivit), r]g, y),H<emonla, a coun- 
 try of Greece, afterwards called 
 Tliessaly. 
 
 A'ifioppnykio, w, f. ijffio, to break 
 a blood-vessel : fr. A'i^cppay,)g, 
 
 atvog, aptTtj. 
 Airsag, 6i Ainiag, ov, b, yEneasi, 
 the proper name of a man : gen. 
 -^Eol. Aivtido, Ion. Airiitio. 
 A'lviffig, (wg, y, approljatiim : fr. 
 Airsio, u>, to assent, conunend, ap- 
 prove, pmise, speak, promise, 
 refuse, f. s(Jl» & //(Tw, p. yrt<a, 
 \>evt'. pass, yriipai: a. 1. imp. 
 act. alvtaov : airtjffai, inf. : ai- 
 vfjffag, part. Th. alrog. 
 A<v/;, 7/r, r), praise, honour. 
 Airypi, for airiio, to pniise. 
 Airrjaa, ag, e, a. 1. Ion. & poet. 
 
 for yvyrta or yrtaa, fr. aivkio. 
 
 AirytTir, Ion. for airalg, fr. airog. 
 
 Airyaatia, Mo], for airijcraini, 
 
 a. 1. opt. act. fr. alvkio. 
 
 Ah'rjTog, AireTbg,Sc Aiviai^og, t], 
 
 ov, jn-aiseworthy, renowned. 
 Alriyfia, aTog, to, an ent(/ma, a 
 
 riddle : alriaao^ai. 
 AlviyfiaTiag, b, i), talking enig- 
 matically and obscurely. 
 AiriynaTKTTiig, ov, b, one who 
 sjjeaks in ])arables orobscurelv. 
 AiriynaTo'jdrjg, tog, 6, i), enig- 
 matical, obscure : whence 
 AiriynaTiodu/g, adv. enigmati- 
 cally, obscurely. 
 Airiyfibg, b, the same as a'viyfxa. 
 A'lyi^onai, the same as ahku). 
 At'viKTiipiog, b, y, enigmatical, 
 Al r I KTbg, y, ov, obscure, enigma- 
 tical : fr. 
 Airi(T(TOfiai,or Airirrofiai, f. iXo- 
 Hai, perf. yviy^iai, to signify ob- 
 scurely, intimate in dark or 
 enigmatical language : alvoc. 
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 AIO 
 
 Aii>o[3inc, Ion. aivo^iyg, ov, b, 
 
 mighty, bi^ave : aivbg, (iiu. 
 Aivoyapog, 6, y, adulterous, in- 
 cestuous, unhappily married : 
 ah og, ydf.inr. 
 AivbOtv, adv. grievously : aivo- 
 Oiv airwc, a jteriphnxsis for the 
 sujx'rl. as ou'iQtv olog. 
 AlroOovTTTog, 6, y, excessively 
 
 effeminate : atvbg, Opvirrut. 
 Ah'oXanirijg, fog, 6, y, fearfully 
 glaring : airog, Xa/cTrw. 
 
 Ah'uXkiov, ovTog, b, a fierce and 
 formidable lion : airbg, Xkior. 
 
 Al rbfiopog, b, ?}, unfortunate, 
 ill-fated : airbg, fiopog. 
 
 AiroTTaOyg, eog, b, y having suf- 
 fered grievously : airvg, Trdax^JJ. 
 
 AivoTTa^iig, dug, b, cniel or per- 
 fidious Paris : aivbg, Udpig. 
 
 AtroTrciTyp, ipog, b, an unhappy 
 father : aivbc, Traryp. 
 
 AlvoTrXy^, yyog, 6, ?), strikhig 
 severely : aivbg, TzXyTTio. 
 
 AivoTTouio, Cj, to compose a hymn, 
 sing praises : aJvog, tto'iho. 
 
 ATNOS, ov, 6, an ajjologue, pro- 
 verbial discourse, prakse, enco- 
 mium, riddle, tale, fable. 
 
 ATNO'S, y, bv, severe, violent, 
 cruel, grievous, dreadful, horri- 
 ble ; comp. Tipog, superl. TaTog. 
 
 AivorbKua, ag, y, poet, for A»Vo- 
 TaKog, ov,ii, an unhappy mother: 
 airbr, tiktoj. 
 
 ArNYAlAI, to take, take away : 
 airvTo, impf. Ion. for yrvro. 
 
 Airujv,y,yEnon, the proper name 
 of a city, indecl. 
 
 Aii'ui^, adv. grievously, exces- 
 sively : airog. 
 
 A I S, alybg, y, also o,a she-goat, 
 ^ goat ; the constellation : diaaio. 
 
 A'i'^, d'lKog, y, violent motion, im- 
 j)etus, rush : dtacix). See u'lKy. 
 
 'Attag, a, 1. part. act. fr. diaauj. 
 
 'AV^ii', dat. 1)1. fr. ai^, a she-goat. 
 
 'Atotcra, Dor. for aiou(Ta,fr. dtu). 
 
 MoXijig, Uog, y, poet, for AloXig. 
 AioXida, ace. sing. fr. AloXig, dog, 
 
 y), ^Eotia, name of a country. 
 AioXdyg, ov, b, the name of a 
 
 man, a descendant of ^olus. 
 AtoXXovrat, 3 pi. pros. pass. fr. 
 AloXXio, to vary, move in different 
 
 directions, shift, agitate, diver- 
 sify, variegate, dazzle, deceive, 
 
 f. Xa), p. Ka. Th. aioXog. 
 AioXof^povTag, a, b, l)(jr. for aio- 
 
 XolipovTyg, ov, b, wielding the 
 
 rapid thunder, an epith. of Ju- 
 
 ])iter : aibXog, (5povTy. 
 AioXoOiopy^, yKog, b, y, having a 
 
 variegated breastplate : aibXog, 
 
 ^lopa^, 
 
 Ai'oXnpyTig, log, b, y, of specious 
 counsels ; & AioXopyTyg, ov, b, 
 Dor. aluXofiijTag, a, b, wise, pru- 
 dent, crafty : aloXog, fiyTig. 
 
 AioXofiiTpyg, ov, b, ace. atoXo/xi- 
 
 *» 
 
 AIP 
 
 AIS 
 
 r|0?;v,havingaparti-coIouved gir- 
 dle r)r turban : aioXog, fiirpa. 
 
 AloXoTTioXog, 6, y, having horses 
 of niany coloui-s or swift-footed, 
 riding with ease : aloXog, TratXog. 
 
 Al'o'AO^, y, ov, turning and 
 winding easily, various, swift, 
 variegated, spangled, shifting, 
 deceitful, crafty. 
 
 AI'OAOS, ov, b, ^Eolus, the king 
 of the winds. 
 
 AloX6(TTo^og, b, y, speaking am- 
 biguously, enigmatical : aioXog, 
 
 (TTOfia. 
 
 Ai'oXo\'atr/;Cj ov, b, having varie- 
 gated hair : aibXog, xa/r?;. 
 
 'A'iov, Ion. for yiov, impf. ind. 
 act. fr. at 10. 
 \ AI'0NA'12, f. I'lacj, to sprinkle, 
 l)athe, wet : hence 
 
 AioryfTig, tiog, y, a sprinkling, 
 
 bathing. 
 
 AiTTHav, ace. sing. f. g. fr. al-rrvg. 
 Ai-iirbg, y,bv, lofty, high, high- 
 
 tlown, deep, profound : a'nrvg. 
 AtTTjp, Dor. for yirtp, where. 
 AiTrljtig, tfTffa, ev, situated on an 
 eminence, lofty : a'nzvg. 
 AiTToXiov, ov, TO, a herd or flock 
 of goats, a place for feeding 
 : goats, for ai'yoTToXior: fv. AItto- 
 i Xog, ov, b, a goatherd ; fr. nl^, 
 
 * TToXkio. Hence AIttoXem, w, f. 
 I'/Tw, to feed goats : AiTroXiKog, 
 »}, bv, worthy of a goatherd. 
 
 AlTTog, (og, rb, a height, lofty 
 I'lace, mountain, trouble. 
 ■ AiTTog, y, bv, the same as a'nrvg. 
 i AiTTvpyTyg, ov, b, deeply wise, 
 ' cnnning : aiirvg, ^yrig. ' 
 ^ A(V»'ra»roc, o, //,on a high raoim- 
 ? taiu-ridge : alrrvg, viotov. 
 AI'IIY'S, fta, V, high, lofty, deep, 
 profcnmd, difficult, violent, dire. 
 > AiTTVTiog, Siune as alrrvg, or a 
 possessive, fr. Ai;ri>rog,pr.name. 
 \1 PA, ag, y, a mallet, hammer ; 
 
 • darnel, tares, the i)lant called 
 hair-grass ; fr. a'lp^o : hence Al- 
 'JiKog, y, bv, & Ar.nrag, y, ov, of 
 or belonging to darnel or tares. 
 
 A'tpag, having raised, for dtioag, 
 
 by sync, a, 1, part. fr. deinoj. 
 A^ipn, Ion. for ypte, 3 sing. impf. 
 
 ind. act. fr. aipno. 
 Ai()e9(io(Ti, a. 1 . subj. pass. Ion. for 
 
 <iiptOuJ(Ti, fr. aipeofiat, ijp(-Qyi>. 
 Au)k9y, he was taken, a. 1. ind 
 
 l>ass. Ion. for yi/iQy : f. 1. a'lpt- 
 
 OnfTOfiai : a. 1. i)art. a'tptOfig. 
 A'lttH, pres. ind. act. : a'lpncrtiai, 
 
 pres. inf. pass. fr. a'lpkio. 
 ATpfo,^ rise thou, pres. imp. Ion. 
 
 iyv nlpov, fr. a'lpuj. 
 A'lohi^og, b, y, easy to be taken : 
 
 (dnsio. 
 AioffTig, fiog, y, a taking, capture, 
 
 clioiee, election, party, sect 
 
 Schism : hence AipsTiKbg, y, bv 
 
 heretical: fr. a'tpkcw 
 
 AipsTEog, a, ov, to be taken or 
 chosen : a'tpsio. 
 
 Aipe7'/^(u, f. aio, p. ko, to take, 
 choose, elect, adhere to a sect or 
 party, dwell, inhabit : a'litkto. 
 
 A'tpsTig, dog, y, she that chooses 
 or ])refers. 
 
 AipeTbg,t),bv, eligible, desirable, 
 ca|)able of being taken ; chosen. 
 Alptroj, extraordinary ma<>-is- 
 trates, apiK)inted by particular 
 tribes or boroughs, to superin- 
 tend public works, &c.: aiptoj. 
 
 Aipfnortpor, more desirable, corn- 
 par, fr. aipsTog. 
 AI'PE'Q, to take, capture, over- 
 take, seize, gain, conijuer, kill, 
 conviet, detect, condenm, prove; 
 f. yaoj, perf. yoyKa, f. 2. iXa>, 
 pres. pass, aioko^iai, i)erf. pass. 
 ypy/xai, a. 2. m. t'lXbfiyv, subj. 
 eXujfiai, inf. iXkcrOai. A'lpy, 3 
 l)res. subj.: aipy<ti, a'lpyicts, 3 
 sing. i)lui>erf. act. Ion. for yi>y- 
 Kti : aipti(Tofiev,f. l.act.: tlXov, 
 a. 2. : a'lpovfiiOa, 1 pi. pres. 
 pass. ; a'tpovvrai, 3 pi. pres. 
 l)ass. ; aipovfitvog, pres. ])ass. 
 part. A'lpov^ai, mid. to wish, 
 choose, prefer, elect, determine. 
 ' A'i'pog, ov, b, unhappy Irus, a 
 j)lay on the name linis ; for 
 KaKoipog, as KuKotXiov. 
 Alpio, to raise, lift up, hoist, bear, 
 carry, take away, kill, elevate, 
 exaggerate, exalt, extol, depart, 
 sail away, weigh anchor; (in this 
 sense, r/}v vavv ov Tag dyKvpag 
 must be understood :) Mid. to 
 take to or upon one's self, gain, 
 receive, undertake, encounter, 
 be proud : f. dpCj, p. ypKa, a. 1. 
 ypa, 2 pi. ypctjf: : iwov, a. 1. 
 imper.^act. : dpio, yg, y, a. 1. 
 subj.: dpag, part. : ypfua, peri'. 
 ])ass. : ypByv, a. 1.: dpOyri, 
 doOyTit), imp. : dpQyaojxai, f. 1. 
 Aig, aiaa, ^Eol. terminations, a. 1 . 
 l)art. act., as Tv\paig rvrpaiaa, 
 for Tv4^ag Tr^parra. 
 "Aig, aii:og, b. Hades, Pluto, Or- 
 
 cus, the infernal regions. 
 Airra, yg, y, fate, lot, l)art, por- 
 tion, duty, decorum, propriety. 
 Aiatvfiai, Dor. for (j.(Tovixai, & 
 this for q.aoixai, f. 1. m. fr. ^^w. 
 AI'SeA'NOMAI,to perceive with 
 the senses, feel^ comprehend, 
 hear, know, learn, f. aiaOynoj^iai, 
 p. yrrOyjiai, a. 2. m. yTObjjiyv, 
 subj. alffOiouai, 3 pi. a'KrOojvTai, 
 opt. alaOoivTO, inf. aitrOecrOai, 
 ]>art. aiaB6p.(vog. Hence 
 AiaOqfia, arog, to, sensation, per- 
 
 ception. 
 
 A'iaOyfTig, fojg, y, sense, sensation, 
 perception, knowledge : AiaQy- 
 Tyniov, ov, Tb, an instrument of 
 sensation, organ of sense. Me- 
 
 I taph. the faculty of sensation : 
 
 I (15) 
 
 AIS 
 
 alcrOdvo/xai. 
 
 AirrOyTiKog, y, bv, sensitiv^e, capa- 
 l»le of perceiving. Hence 
 
 Ai(T9yTiKa/g, adv. sensitively, sen- 
 sibly : aiaO. txtiv, to be consci- 
 ous of. 
 
 AicrQyTog, y, 6 1*, sensible, percep- 
 tible : uiaOdvofiai. 
 AitQio, for dtio, to hear : also for 
 dTTOTrvkoj, to breathe, exhale, 
 ex|)ire. 
 Ai(ndy, Dor. gen. pi. fr. aUiog. 
 AjVi/u'a, ag, y, prosperity, happi- 
 ness : fr. 
 Aicrifiog, b, y, fatal, decreed, just, 
 proper, knowing what is right 
 and becoming : aJtra. 
 AI'SliNIO'Q, ai, f. ibffu), perf. wKa, 
 
 to consume, exj)end. 
 Ai(Ttot;,o,>),auspieious,lucky: alaa. 
 Aiaovdyg, ov, b, jEsouidea, the 
 
 son of .^son. 
 "AifTovTai, thev will sing, 3 pi. f. 
 
 . m. ir. q,6u) lor atdii). 
 'AtWorro, 3pl. impf. ind. pass. fr. 
 'Aiaaio, or A'kjoio, f. ^lo, j>. Ka, to 
 rush, burst forth,assail, descend, 
 fall down : hence di^daa, a. 1. 
 part. f. g. 
 "A'iaTog, b, y, unknown, unseen, 
 obscure, not knowing, ignorant : 
 a, Icryfii : hence 
 'Ai&TOio, w, to cause to disappear, 
 extirpate, kill: d'i a t wOy a av, they 
 vanished, a. 1. ind. i)ass. 
 AifTTijjp, opog, o, y. Ignorant, un- 
 skilful. 
 AiavyTifp, ypog, o, princely, royal: 
 alaa. 
 
 AlavXog, b, y, wicked, unjust, ne- 
 farious : whence also dyavXoi; : 
 d(Tai. 
 AI'SYIVINA'Q, CJ, f. y-Tuj, to go- 
 vern, rule : alaa. 
 AiavfivTjTyg, ov, b, or Altrvfjivy- 
 Tt)p, ypog, a just governor, um- 
 pire, ruler, prince : aiavfivduj. 
 
 Alrrxtffiv, dat. pi. fr. alnxog. 
 
 Aiffxivyg, ov, b, jEschhics, a cele- 
 brated (ireek orator. 
 
 AT^XOS, tog, TO, baseness, tur- 
 pitude, disgrace, infamy. 
 
 Ai(TxpoK'tphia,ag,yj a lust of base 
 lucre : & 
 
 AiaxpOKtplko), J), f. ynu), to hank- 
 er after base gain : fr. 
 
 Ai(TxooKtph)g, tog, b, y, devoted 
 to base lucre, sordidly avari- 
 cious : aiaxpbg, Kspcog. Aicrxpo- 
 Ktp^CJg, adv. 
 
 AifTxpjXoykuj, Cj, to use mean or 
 foul language : & 
 
 Aiax^oXoyia, ag, y, foul or inde- 
 cent language ; fr. AicrxpoXoyog, 
 ov, b, y, an utterer of foul lan- 
 guage : ainxpbg, Xbyog. 
 
 Ainxpb^yrig, an evil coimsellor: 
 aiaxpbg, fiyng. 
 
 AiaxpoTToikuj, dj, f. y(Tu),tQ commit 
 base deeds : fr. 
 
AIT 
 
 AiffxpOTTOiogy 6, »/, a praetiscr or 
 author of base deeds : ahxpoQ, 
 
 TTOieU). 
 
 Ai(Txpog, a, bv, base, disgraceful, 
 infaniouSjShameful, ignominious, 
 abusive,obscene, foul, deformed, 
 ugly,bad: dat. pi. Ion. a/axpoTrrt, 
 compar. ajVyoorfpoc or aifrxi- 
 loVj superl. aifrxpoTarog or ai<T- 
 
 Xtf^TOQ' Hence AiffxP^'''^KiV'''fKi 
 >), baseness, obscenity, foulness, 
 deformity : al<yxog. 
 
 AicrxPopfiTj/JLocrvv}], rjg, ?), obscene 
 language : aitrxpoQ, pi')^ia. 
 
 Aiaxpovpyia, ag, ?/, shameful bc- 
 liaviour : alaxpbg^ tpyov. 
 
 Aicrxpwg, adv. basely, shamefully. 
 
 Alaxvvio, pres. imp. pass. Ion. 
 fr. a'KTxvvofxai. 
 
 Ai(7xvvrj, rig, >), shame, disgrace, 
 dishonour : alax^Q- 
 
 Atnxvi>9tir]v, a. 1. opt. pass. & 
 
 AitTxvvOnfiiVy Ion. & alaxw- 
 0/;//£^'rtt, Dor. for ai<yxvi'Qi}vai, 
 a. 1. inf. pass. fr. nlnxt''vonai. 
 
 Alrrxvj^Ttog, a, ov, nmst feel 
 shame or reverence. 
 
 AlfTxvvTTjXbg, ?), bv, bashful, mo- 
 dest, causing sliame : alnxvinj. 
 
 Ahxw-rip, ijpog, 6, a defiler, 
 adulterer : & 
 
 A j'ffY 1*1/ roc, Vj ov, ashamed, 
 shameful : fr. 
 
 Aldxvvit), to sliame, disgrace, 
 dishonour, disfigure; f. vCj, ]). 
 y<T)(;uyica,p. pass. y(7XJ^/i/i«i,a. I, 
 y(rxvi'Or]v, f. 1. j)ass. airrxw- 
 Vfjerofiai. Mid. to have a sense 
 of shame, feel respect, reve- 
 rence : atffxog. 
 
 AiffioTTog, ov, b, ^sopus, the cele- 
 brated fabulist. Hence AtVw- 
 TTEiog, of or belonging to yEsop. 
 
 * Ay Tag, a, 6, Dor. for cuTrig. 
 
 Acrf, Dor. for tire, whether, or. 
 
 AlTtt, 2 sing. pres. imp. act. 
 fr. air kit). 
 
 AiTtv, Dor. Sc JEo]. for ahov ; 
 airtv^iivog for airovntvog : fr. 
 
 AI'TE'Q, a;, to ask, request, de- 
 mand, seek, f. ijffoj, p. yTTjtca, a. 
 1.^ yTT](Ta, impf. pass, ijrtofirjv 
 ovfitjv, sov ov, esro tiro, peif. 
 pass. yrrji.iai, f. 1. pass. alrrjOi)- 
 (Toiiai. Hence 
 
 AlTijfia, ttTog, rb, & Alrrjffig, ewg, 
 y'l, a petition, request. 
 
 Alryjg, 2 sing. subj. act. alrrjfftjTe, 
 
 ^ 2j)l a. 1. subj. fr. alrsuj. 
 
 At rtjg, ov, 6, a person courted, a 
 favourite, a lover. 
 
 AiTfjtrai, a. 1, inf. act. : aiV/ycracra, 
 
 a. 1. part. f. g. fr. alrko}. 
 
 AiTqTfor,a, ov, to be asked : al- 
 
 TTiTfoi' t<TTi, it is necessary to 
 
 ask, one must seek or demand. 
 AtrriTbg, t}, bv, to be asked or 
 
 demanded. 
 A I'TI'A, ag, »), Ion. alrirj, a cause, 
 
 reason, fault, blame, crime,! 
 
 AIX 
 
 charge : some derive it fr. drri. 
 
 Alrid^u), f. (Tw, to accuse, blame. 
 
 Alridfia, arog, rb, an accusation. 
 
 AiTido[xai, wf.iai, to assign as a 
 cause, accuse, blame ; f. dao- 
 fiai, pres. inf. airidoOai, perf. 
 yWa/Ltac. 
 
 Airtareor, one must accuse or 
 charge ; blame attaches to ; 
 aiTidof^ai. 
 
 AiTiariKbg, ov, 6, criminatory : 
 aiTiariKi), sc. Trrwaig, the accu- 
 sative case. 
 
 Airi^io, to beg : aireu). 
 
 AiTioXoyia, ng, //, giving an ac- 
 count, {etiology, a figure in rhe- 
 toric, by which, in relating an 
 event, we assign also the cause 
 of it : atria, Xsyw. 
 
 AiTiov, ov, rb, a cause, reason, 
 charge, motive, blame : tSc 
 
 A'i-iog, b, i}, a cause or author, 
 chargeable, guilty : airia. 
 
 Ai'tioiovto for alrio)vro, 3 pi, 
 pres. oi)t. ])ass. or Ion, for ijn- 
 uivTo, impf, pass. fr. a«V«ao)itat, 
 
 AiTnodijg, sog, 6, //, causal. 
 
 Airtwrarof, the i)rincipal author, 
 sui)erl. fr. ainog. 
 
 Alrin], i]g, 7), Etna, a mountain 
 
 in Sicily. 
 AiTuhjv, Att. for aiTolfii, opt. fr. 
 
 AKA 
 
 airku}. 
 
 AiTojXbg, ov, 6, jEtol'ian: AinoXoi, 
 iiom. pi., the name of a people : 
 AlrwXu7(Tiv, dat. Hence 
 AiTioXiog, ov, b, yEtolian. 
 Alrib^tv, 1 ]>1. pres. subj. act. : 
 atTiofxeOa, 1 pi. pres. subj. pass. : 
 fr, aiTSio. 
 Alcpvrig, adv. = d^voj, suddenly, 
 in haste. 
 \i<pvidiog, 6, j), sudden : hence 
 AitpviCiwg, adv. suddenly. 
 'AixOfivai, to be driven, forced, 
 a. 1. inf. pass. fr. dtacrio. 
 AlxfidCu), f, (Tw, to fight with a 
 spear,l)randish,dart, cast : aixn n- 
 AlxuaXiofjia, ag, 7), captivity : 
 
 aixfi'), ilXioaig. 
 AlxnaXuiTsvu), to lead captive, 
 
 f. fV(Tuj, J). yxfiaXujTfVKa. 
 AlxfiaXujrii^uj, to lead captive, f. 
 icrio, p, iKa, ])erf, pass, yxh^^^'^- 
 Ti<Tfiai,f. 1. alxi^aXioTi(j9i](Tofiat. 
 Aix^iaXiortKbg, 7], bv, taken cap- 
 tive : fr. 
 Ai\'/xaXwrog, 6, r), a prisoner of 
 wai-, captive, & Aix^nXioTig, 
 iSog, t) : the same as ry alxfiy 
 aXiorbg, fr. aXtV/cw. 
 Aix^t(i(TrTco, the same as aixfid'^u). 
 Ai'x//«rat.-, d. Dor. for aix^riig, 
 & «J,Y/ii;rd'u>,gen. Dor. lia-ot. & 
 ^<>l, for alxfii]Tov. 
 AI'XMH', ?)f, //, the point of a 
 spear, a spear, lance, javelin, 
 pike, war, sway : a/'x/^yc, dat. 
 pi. Ion. for ai'xualg: fr. ciki). 
 AlxMfig, eaaa, tv, armed with a 
 (16) 
 
 spear, warlike. 
 AixfirjTd, vocat. sing. : alxfn]- 
 
 Tau)v, gen, pi. ^ol. fr. A tx/t»/r/}c, 
 
 ov, b, a warrior, ace. ctlxh'l'V^- 
 
 Th. at'x/wJ?. 
 Aixfio<pnpog, b, »/, a spear-bearer, 
 
 body-guard : aixfiTj, (ptpio. 
 A7i//a & al\l^', adv. immediately. 
 Ai\piipoKtXtv9og, b, 7), quickly 
 
 comjjleting a journey, rapi<l, an 
 
 epith. of Boreas: alxpijpbg, kL- 
 
 Xtvdog. 
 Ai\pf]pbg, a, bv, speedy, rapid, 
 
 swift : aJypa. 
 
 'Ari2,tohear,understand,breathe, 
 
 f*;td, perceive ; pres. part, dtojv. 
 
 'Aiiov, ovog, 7), Dor. for rjidiv, the 
 
 shore. 
 AI'a'N, airoc, o, also r), cerum, an 
 ^S^j generation, life, time, eter- 
 nity, the world : lience 
 Alibi'iog, b, 7), Sc a, ov, eternal, 
 lasting : Alwvi'Cio, to eternize, 
 make lasting, ptrpLtuate. 
 Aliopa, ag, »/, exaltati(»n, oscil- 
 lati(m, hovering, hanging, sus- 
 pension, a rojte : fr. 
 AI'QPE'Q, f. r]<7u), p. tjkg, to raise 
 or lift up,elevate,suspend: dtiooj. 
 Aiiopjjua, uTog, rb, a suspension, 
 
 suspense. 
 'Ak^, adv. Dor. for dk-tj, or dKt)v, 
 silently, quietly. 
 
 AKaSrj/iog, ov, o, Academm, a 
 
 proper name. Hence 
 
 'AKacijfiiia, or 'AKa^jj^iia, ag, //, 
 
 Aca^Iemia, a place in the suburbs 
 
 of Athens, famous for Plato's 
 
 School of Philosophy. 
 
 'AKd'Cio, to sharpen, f. <jo), p. pass. 
 
 VKafTfiai-A'r.dKi). HovaKax/JSvog. 
 
 'AKaiig, kog, b, 7), unburnt : a, 
 
 Kaiuj. 
 'AKa9ap(Tia, ag, 7), uncleanness, 
 impurity : 'AKd9aprog,b, 7), un- 
 clean, impure, filthy, wicked : 
 'AKa9ap6r7]g, 7]rog, 7'}, impurity : 
 a, Ka9aipu). 
 'AKd9EKrog, b, 7), unrestrainable, 
 ^ ungovernable : a, Karkx^^- 
 AKawa, ag, 7), a goad, thorn, 
 whip, measuring-rod 10 feet 
 long : dKt]. 
 
 AKaipa, adv. unseasonably: a/cat- 
 pog. 
 'AKaipeofiai, ovfiai, to want op- 
 I)ortunity or means of doing any 
 thing, imi)f. i^Kaipe6i.ir}v ov^r}v, 
 f. ijfTojxai, pei-f. pass. 7)Kaini]- 
 f.iai : dicaipog. 
 'AKaipia, ag,*), unseasonableness, 
 
 intrusiveness : fr. 
 "AKainog, b, 7), unseasonable, in- 
 opportune, inconvenient, impro- 
 per, immoderate, importunate : 
 a, Kaipog. 
 'AKctipiog, adv. unseasonably. 
 'AKA K A A I'S, /cVc, 7), the seed of 
 an Egyptian shrub, supposed to 
 be the wild carob. 
 
 J 
 
 ! 
 
 I 
 
 AKA 
 
 'AKaKTjg, ov, b, doing no evil, 
 harmless : a, KaKog. 
 
 'AKdcijra, /Eol. for 'AKUKijrtjg, 
 ov, b, doing no evil, worthy of 
 no evil, good, benign ; an epith. 
 of Mercury, called also 'Ak«k://- 
 (Tiog ; fr. a, KaKog : by lleyne 
 they are considered as appel- 
 latives from a mountain hi Ar- 
 cadia. 
 
 'AicaKia, ag, »/, innocence, sim- 
 ])licity : i'r.dicaKog. Also a kind 
 of thorn, the acacia: fr, aici*/, 
 
 'AKaKog, b, )/, without evil, guilt- 
 less, innocent, guileless, simple : 
 
 a, KaKog. 
 
 'AKaXai'9lg, iSog, >;, a linnet, 
 goldfinch ; thistle : aKav9a. 
 
 'AKnXapptirdo, gen, JEo\. fr. 'AKa- 
 Xapptirrjg, ov,o,llowing quietly: 
 duuXbg, peMj. 
 
 'AKuXtjipi], 7]g, 7), a nettle, kind 
 of sea-fowl, shell-fish, urtica. 
 
 'AfCf/XXz/c, (og, b, >/, without 
 beauty, inelegant : a, icdXXog. 
 
 'AKaXbg, 1), bv, <piiet, gentle, 
 peaceful, mild : dKtiov. 
 
 'AKaXvirroc, 6, r), uncovered, re- 
 vealed, open : a, KaXvirno. 
 
 'AK■aX^'0^)g, kog, b, 7), the same. 
 
 'AKaXCjg, adv. (piietly : dKaXog. 
 
 'AKajiavTi, dat. sing. fr. AKafiag. 
 
 'A»c«/tavroXoyx"''» g^^- ^or. for 
 — MV, fr. 'A»c i^iavToXoyx^Q, ov, 
 
 b, indefatigable with the spear, 
 a warrior : aKctfiag, Xoyx'n- 
 
 * AKa^iavroj-idx^Ki ^^y o, indefati- 
 gable warrior: aKa^iag, firixofiai. 
 
 'AKaixavroTTOvg, oSog, b, having 
 ini wearied feet : aKafiag, TToTig. 
 
 'AKOL^iag, avTog, b, 7), unwearied, 
 indefatigable : a, Ka^ivio. 
 
 'AKaf^iag, avrog, b, a proper name. 
 
 'AKOf^idrytn, dat. pi. Ion. f, g, : 
 dKajidroLo, gen. sing. Ion. fr. 
 
 'AKdfiarog, b, rj, unwearied, in- 
 cessant : a, Ka^iroi. 
 
 'A/ca/i7r/)c, tog, & 'Ajca/tTrroc, o, 
 »/, inflexible, obstinate, stern, 
 
 AKA 
 
 AKE 
 
 'AKrtp»)c, hg, b, 7), not to be cut not wTouglit by art : a, Kara- 
 or divided, momentary, small. (TKtv7). lience 
 
 'AKap7i, adv. for a moment : 
 01'^' uKapri, not in the least : 
 a, Ksipco. 
 
 "AKapi, a very diminutive ani- 
 malcule, a tick or mite. 
 AKapuuog, a, ov, very small, 
 short, momentary : aKapiig. 
 
 'A K A FN A, 7]g, 7), a kind of plant, 
 the artichoke. 
 
 'AKap-rria, ag, 7), unfiiiitfulness, 
 sterility : dicapTrog. 
 
 'AKdpTTHTTog, b, 7), the same as 
 
 'AKaraffKtinoQ, adv. not made by 
 
 human art, spontaneously, 
 ' AKaraaraaui, ag, 7), unsettled- 
 
 ncss, commotion, sedition : fr. 
 
 AKard<TTarog, b, 7), imsettled, 
 
 inconstant : a, Ka9i(Tr7]i.ii. 
 'AKurdaxiTog, b, 7), incajjable of 
 
 constraint or c<mtrol : a, Karkxit). 
 'Aicara^pnv7jrog, b, /'/, not to be 
 
 desjjised, considerable, fonni- 
 
 dable : a, Karaippovsoj. 
 'AKard\pEV<Trog, b, 7), not falsified, 
 
 AKap7rog,b, 7), unfruitful, sterile,; true, real : a, KaTa\pevdo} 
 unprofitable, hurtful: a, Kapirog.l' AKartpyaarog, b, 7), un wrought, 
 
 \\Kdp7r0jg, adv. barrenly. rude : a, icarepydO'i^icii. 
 
 ' AKdpTTiorog, b, 7), from which no 'AKarTjy6p7]rog, b, 7), unaccused, 
 fruit is derived : a, KapTrouj. blameless : a, KarTjyopku). 
 
 'AKa(TKaTog, a, ov, placid, gentle: 'AKATOS, ov, b, also 7), a galley 
 
 inexorable : a, Kafinrio. 
 
 a. 
 
 *AKAN9A,i;c,>/, a thorn, prickle, 
 thistle, fish-bone, the spine: uKt). 
 Hence 'AKdi'9ivog,7],ov, thorny; 
 'AKavOlg, idog, 7), cunlut'lh, a 
 bird feeding among thorns or 
 thistles, a linnet, goldfinch ; 'A- 
 Kav9u}dtjg, eog, o, 7), thoniy ; 'A- 
 Kat'96io Si 'AKav9i'Coj, to render 
 thorn v. 
 
 AKav9og, ov, rj, acanthus, the 
 plant brank-ursine, or bears- 
 foot. 
 
 ' XKav9vXXig,'i^og, 1), the same as 
 
 dKaXav9'ig. 
 " AKavog, ov, b, 7), a thoniy and 
 aculeated shrub. 
 
 AKuTTvog, b, 7), without smoke, 
 not burned : a, Kanvog. 
 
 'AKapOiog, 6, yj, heartless, spirit- 
 less, without pith : a, KapSia. 
 
 aKEiov. 
 
 'AKdffrri, rjg, yj, Acastes, the name 
 of a woman : aKai^oj. 
 
 ' AKadTog, ov, b, Acastus, a pr. 
 name. 
 
 ' AKardi^Xrjrog, b, 7), not to be 
 thrown down, invincible : a, 
 KarajSdXXio. 
 
 ' Aicardyvojarog, b, 7), not liable 
 to be condemned, blameless : a, 
 Karayivd)(TKio. 
 
 ' AKarayiovicrrog, b, r), uncon- 
 querable : a, Karayiovt'Cofjiai. 
 
 ' AKaTttKaXvirrog, b, 7), unveiled, 
 bare : a, KaraKaXvTTTio. 
 
 ' AKaraK6(T^7)Tog, b, 7), unadorned, 
 
 unornamented : a, KaraKocrfisuj. 
 
 AKaTaKpiTOQ, 6, //, uncondemned, 
 
 condemned without a hearing or 
 
 trial : a, KaraKpivoj. 
 
 'AKardX7]Krog, b, rj, unceasing ; 
 acatalectie, in metre, a veree 
 ending with a perfect foot : a, 
 KaraXrjyio. 
 
 'AKaraX7]\l/ia, ag, t], inability to 
 comprehend, incapacity, stupid- 
 ity : a, KaraXafifidvio. 
 
 'AKardXXaKTog, b, 7), irrecon- 
 cilable : a, KaraXXdcTffu). 
 
 'AKardXvrog, b, 1), indissoluble : 
 a, KaraXvio. 
 
 'Atcaraf.idxv^og, b, 7), not to be 
 sid)dued, invincible : a, Kara- 
 fidx^f^iai. 
 
 ' AKarankrprjrog, 6, »/, immea- 
 surable : a, KarafiSTpko). 
 
 ' AKardrravdrog, b, ?;, incessant, 
 not to be stayed : a, Karairavui. 
 
 ' AKaraTrXijKriog, adv. intrepidly. 
 
 'AKaraTTorog, b, r}, not capable 
 of being swallowed or devoured: 
 a, Kararrii'to. 
 
 'AKara<T7]i.iavrog,b,rj, not sealed 
 up, having no mark or sign : a, 
 Kara<Tr]i.iaivio. 
 
 'AKaraaKtvacrrog, b, rj, not ela- 
 borate, wanting the ornaments 
 of elocution : a, KaraffKevd^io. 
 
 'AKardaKtvog, 6, »/, unfurnished, 
 not supplied with ideas, meagre ; 
 (17) 
 
 or swift-sailing vessel, Charon's 
 boat ; a kind of cuj). Hence 
 'Akutiov, ov, rb, dimiu. a small 
 vessel or bark, sail, main- sail, 
 cup. 
 
 "AKavffrog, b, 7), unburnt, incom- 
 bustible : a, Kaioj. 
 'AKaxkaro, dKax^iaro, Ion. & 
 poet, for i^Kax^lvro, they had 
 been grieve<l, plupf. fr. aKaxkd), 
 by redujd. for dxkoj. 
 'AKaxkuj, 'Afcax'?^'t, & 'Ajcax'^w, 
 to grieve, make sorrowful : fr. 
 dxoQ.dxkio, dxwi, aKdx^i. 
 'AKax^Jf^itvog, grieved at heart, 
 
 pres. ])art, fr, a»ra'x»7^t«i. 
 'Aicax^ikvog, pointed, perf, part, 
 for j'fKaxijikvog, fr. dKdCoj, f, dno- 
 fiai, & dialectially d^d^ojiai, p. 
 TJKLtxpai, whence 7)Kaxpki'og. 
 'AKdxoiTo, 3 pres. opt. fr. 'A«:ax<<>, 
 to grieve, cause pain : uKdx^ov, 
 part. Th, dxog. 
 'AKkaffrog, b, 7), not to be broken 
 
 or dissolved : a, »C£a^o/<al. 
 'AKei6i.i6vog, Ion,& poet, for dKeo- 
 
 fievog, pres, part, fr, aKko^ai. 
 'AKtiptKofiag, a,b. Dor, for Akei- 
 ptK6fi7]g, ov, b, = dKtp<nKbfi7]g, 
 unshorn, an ej)ith. of Apollo & 
 Bacchus : a, KOfirj, Kiipio. 
 'AKkXdafia, a Syro-Chaldaic word, 
 
 the place or field of blood. 
 'AKkXtvarog, 6, 7/, unordered, of 
 
 one's own accord : a, KiXevu). 
 'AKtXixpog, b, 7), covered or pro- 
 tected by no bark, shell, or husk ; 
 a, KkXvcpog. 
 'AKkvrijrog, b, r), ungoaded : a, 
 
 Ktvrku). 
 ''AK€vrpog,b, 7), without a sting, 
 
 inoffensive : a, KevTpov. 
 'AKE'OMAI, to heal, cure, re- 
 medy, expiate, make good, mend, 
 repair, allay, assuage : dKeovTO, 
 3 pi. impf. : f. kcrouat : ak-//. 
 'AKkpaiog, 6, //, innocent; simple; 
 unmixed, unadulterated, sincere, 
 })ure ; not confused or out of 
 order: a, Kspdvvvfju. 
 C 
 
AKH 
 
 'AKeparog, o, ?/, destitute of horns: 
 
 a, Kspag. 
 'AK(p^^tia,aQ, t), hurt, loss : fr. 
 'AKepci)Q, foc, 6, r/, painless, un- 
 ^ profitable : a, /cep^og. 
 'AKspfTfKo^irjg, ov, 6, Dor. aKiprre- 
 
 xro^ttae, a, o, uitli iinsliorn locks. 
 ^ Same as a'lcaptfcojwaf;, wliich see. 
 'AKkaaaOai, to lioal, a. I. inf. in. 
 
 fr.ctKcofiai : wlicncy 
 'AKSffi^wg, 'Aks(ti.uo(:, & 'AKeaiog, 
 ^ o, r), curable, liealing. 
 ^A»c«fr7 vi]£, ov, 6, name of a river. 
 AKta^ia, arog, to, j)oet. for'A/cc- 
 
 o'jc*, f<f c, V, a cure, remedy : d- 
 
 'AKe<T^(ogy ov, 6, the same. 
 'AKf(T(Ttrai, he will heal, f. 1. 
 ^ poet, for (iKiffSTai, fr. dK'soi.iai. 
 'AKt(7Tt)p, r]poc, o, & 'AKe(Trt)g, ov, 
 ^ 6, a physician, mender, tamer: 6i 
 AKiaropia, ag, tj, medicine : & 
 AKe(T-bg, /), ov, curable, placable; 
 aKsonai. 
 'AKEfTTpa, ag, 7), aciis, a needle. 
 AceoTwp, opngj 6, a physician, 
 ^ healer : aKioj^iai. 
 AKta^opoQ, 6, ?/, bringinf]; a re- 
 ^ medy, salutary : uKog, (pkpu). 
 AKiv^nvog, JEol. & Dor. for 
 aKovo^evog, pres. part. pass. fr. 
 
 aKOVLO. 
 
 AicE^aXog, 6, 7), headless, muti- 
 lated, without a begimmio" : a 
 Kf<paA7]. 
 
 'AKSiov, adv. silently: also 'Ariwr, 
 ov(Ta, adj., silent : fr. ok^jv : ov 
 rather fr. a'/ciw, to be silent 
 
 AKK 
 
 AKN 
 
 AKtj^a, arog, to, the same as 
 ^ aKog, a remedy, cure. 
 'Ak,)v (for KaT'^ciK7)v, fr. the obs. 
 ^ aKt), silence,) quietly, silently. 
 AKTjndaiog, 6, 7), the'same as 
 AK/'ipaTog, 6, )), unmixed, uncor- 
 ruptecl, unsullied, pure, untouch- 
 ed, uninjured, entire, undecaved, 
 ^ unmown, undisturbed : a,Ktpdu: 
 'AK-iipiog, 6, 7), heartless, lifeless, 
 dastardly ; immortal ; unhurt, 
 ^ uninjured : a, Krjp. 
 'AKiipvKTei, adv. without a he- 
 ^ raid's proclamation : fr. 
 'AK7jpvKTog, 6, 7), unproclaimed 
 
 by a herald : a, K7]pv<y(Tu). 
 'AK7]x^aTo, 3 pi. plup'erf. pass. Ion. 
 for dKjJxnvro : dK7]xedaTai or 
 dKtJxiaTui for dKrixuvrai, 3 pi. 
 perf. pass. fr. dKax^io or uku- 
 ^ X'//i',to grieve. 
 
 'AKrixt^ai, or 'AKTJxv^Kti, poet, 
 perf. pass. fr. dKaxfio: hence 
 dKpxffih'7), grieving. Th. dxog. 
 AKif3Si]\og, 6, ,), unalloyed, sin- 
 cere : a, KifSctjXog. Hence 
 'AKifi^tjXioQ, adv. sincerely. 
 AKt^dXiog, ov, 6, name of a river. 
 'AKi^pog, }}, bv, infirm, Mcaki 
 feeble, scarcely able to move : 
 comjiar. dKih'oTtpog, weaker 
 inferior to : «, kw'ho. 
 'AKi^iorbg, 6, 7), pointed : aKig. 
 AKiBapic, 6, 7), without the harp : 
 a, KiBiipig. 1 
 
 'AKlKvg, vog, b, 7), infirm, weak : 
 
 a, KiKvg. 
 'AKINA'KHS, ov, 6, Persian 
 
 through wonder, ApoU. Rh. i. word/a sabre', scin'ietar 
 
 ^bO KUVOVg K ei(TOpo(VV dKioiC. 'AKiv!)r,ijnn A ^ „W1...., 
 
 ^ 765,^ Ktivovg K slfTopocov dKioig. 
 'AK H\ )}g, r), acies, a point, edge. 
 Afc/J, Dor. aic^,& a«:rt,adv. quietlv, 
 ^ gently : fr. the obs. ««:/}, silence. 
 AKnSeia, the same as aKrjdia : 
 ^ dK7]S(iy<7i, Ion. for dKtjdeiaig. 
 AK7)SstTTog, b, 7), unburied, un- 
 ^ mourned, uncared for : a, ktj^sok 
 AK/]Ce(TTojg, adv. without pity or 
 concern. 
 
 AK7]ci(o, f. emo & 7)<7io, not to 
 care for, disregard, neglect : 
 ^ dKfjSei, Ion. impf. for ijKiiFti: fr. 
 AKTiS,)g, tog, b, 7), for whom no 
 one cares, unburied ; careless, 
 ^ negligent : a, Kr/Sog : hence 
 AKrfSia, ag, 7), grief, anxiety, 
 » care, carelessness, irksomeness. 
 AKTjeiaCu}, f. aot, p. Ka, to grieve, 
 be anxious, wearied, worn out 
 ^ or careless : dKijdrig. ' 
 
 'AKTjKoa, perf. m. Att. for r,Koa : 
 so afc/Koecrav, phipf. for dK,j- 
 icoH(Tav or >7Acdfi,Tav : dKijKo- 
 tpaiy nif. aV^/icoorft,', part. pi. : 
 tr. aicovit) 
 
 'A>cr]Xijrotg,dat. pi. fr. 'Afc^X,;roe, 
 o, V, uot to be soothed, implac- 
 
 ^ able : a, ktjXsu). 
 
 'AKr)Xu^ojTog, b, 7), immaculate, 
 pure : a, KtiXiUui. 
 
 AKtvCvvog, b, 7j, without danger 
 or risk, safe : a, KivBwog. 
 'AKivdvvujg, adv. safely. 
 'AKipr](Tia, ag, ,7), immoveable- 
 ness, stability. 
 'AKiV7)ra, ag,^a, poet. & Dor. for 
 aKivrjTT), fem. fr. 
 AKiv)]Tog, b, 7), also »/, ov, un- 
 moved, inmiovable, undisturbed, 
 not to be uttered : dKivrjroiai, 
 flat. pi. Ion. : dKivrfra, tu, a se- 
 pulchre : a, kIvsio. 
 'AKIN02, ov, b, acinus, a kernel, 
 gram : the name of a i)lant sup- 
 l)osed to be sweet basil. 
 AKiog,b, Vjuncorroded by worms 
 uncorrui)ted : a, Ktg. ' ' 
 
 'AKipbg, a, bv, same as aKi^vog 
 weak,slothful,idle : a/ctpw^j, Dor.' 
 for aKipoi'g. * " I 
 
 'Akuj, i^og, 7), acies J a point, edse, 
 ^ sting : dKTj. "^ ' ° ' 
 
 'AKixnrog, b, 7), not to be reached, 
 overtaken, or comprehended : 
 'AKixrira, adv. for dKixnrujg : „ 
 
 'AKtwraTai, the least corroded bv 
 
 worms, pi. superl. fr. uKiog. ' ' 
 
 AKKQ\ ovg, 7), Acco, a woman 
 
 of noted folly. Hence 'A*ck,^o- 
 
 Hai, pretendedly to refuse ; 'A/c- 
 
 (IH) 
 
 Ki(Ti.ibg, oy, 6, a pretended re- 
 fusal. 
 'AnXdpioTog, b, 7), Dor. for 'AkXt}- 
 pioTog, without a portion or lot, 
 poor : a, KXtjpmo. 
 AKXavtrrog or 'AtcXavTog, b, 7), 
 ^ undej)lored, tearless : a, kXhiJ' 
 AkXuvti, adv. without weepinu. 
 'AKXi))g, sag, b, 7), 6i jioet. 'AkXu- 
 Vg, without renown or fame, in- 
 ^ glorious : a, KXiog : hence 
 'AKXeuJL, «S: 'AKXfiwg, Ion. «Sc poet. 
 
 adv. ingloi'ioiisly. 
 'AKXijiiiio, iZ, f. 7j(Tu), p. Ka, to be 
 ^ without a i)ortion, to be j)oor, A: 
 'AKXijpia, ag, 7), & 'A*:\j/o////a, 
 aTog, TO, a destitute or forloni 
 state, as in cases of disinherit- 
 ance and banislimcnt : fr. 
 AKX7ipog, b, 7), without a share 
 or lot, poor : a, KXTipog. 
 AKXytTTog & 'AKXnaTog, b, 7), 
 Jiot locked up, open : a, KXeiuj. 
 AicXijrog, b, 7), uncalled, unin- 
 vited : a, KX)}T6g. 
 'AKXivijg, eog, b, 7), unbending, 
 ^ infiexible, firm ; a, kMvio. 
 'AxXvCwvKTTog, b, 7), not exposed 
 ^ to the waves : «, KXvSwvi^o^ai. 
 AicXvaTog, b, 7), not washed, not 
 ^ lashed by the waves : a, kXv'Cio. 
 AKfxai^u), to fiourish, be ripe, be 
 at the height, be in full bloom 
 or vigour, f. dtrio, p. 7)K^iaKa : 
 aK^ia^^u, impers., it is the very 
 tune. Fr. dk-^i,) : whence 
 AKfialog, a, ov, fiourishing, of a 
 mature age, ripe, in full bloom 
 ^ or vigour, seasonable. 
 'AK^utv, Dor. for ajc/zj/i/. 
 'AK^iaaT7}g, ov, b, fiourishing in 
 age, mature in strength : dK^d'Cuj. 
 AKMH\ iJQ, 7), a point, the acme, 
 edge : height, bloom, or vi<T,)ur 
 of age, prime of life, the nid< of 
 tnne, critical point, opportunity : 
 aK7]. 
 
 'Ak^u)v, for KaT aV///}r, adv. still, 
 even now, as yet, strenuouslv, 
 
 ^ earnestly ; entirely : fr. aKn^. * 
 
 AK^iTjvbg, ,), bv, in full vigour, 
 adult : fr. the same. 
 
 AKMHNOS, 6, ,), jejune, hun- 
 gry, fastmg. 
 
 'AK^jig, j-JTog, & 'AKfirjTog, b, 7), 
 , ""^'^t'g'ied, strong : a, Kdfivuj. 
 AKfwOtTov, ov, to, the block for 
 an anvd, by sync, for dKfiovbOe- 
 
 ^ TOV : UKfiloV, TiO)]fll. 
 
 'AK^ovidag, a, b, Dor. for 'Ajcuo- 
 
 ^ vid7)g, ov, b, the son of Aenion. 
 
 AKfiujv, ovog, b, an anvil: Xbyxug 
 
 a^Yforf canvilsagainst the spear 
 
 unwearied with the spear : a' 
 
 KtiflVU). ' * 
 
 "AKva^i-n-Tog, b, 7), inflexible, stiff: 
 
 a, Kl'ttflTTTlO. 
 
 AKvciTTTog, or 'Av^or^oe, b, ,/,not 
 haymg the nap taken off; un- 
 tulled, new : a, kvcitttu} 
 
 AKO 
 
 AKvr)OTig, nog, 7), the spine of the 
 [ back in quadrupeds. Th. Kvduj. 
 
 CAKVifTffog, 6, 7), unsavoury, in- 
 sipid, miperfumed : a, Kvirraa. 
 fAicni), ifg, 7), & Dor. aKoa, ag, 
 ■^ «, hearing, fame, rumour, dis- 
 course, the ear : dKouu), {jKoa. 
 *AKt')i]v, a. 2. ]>ass. Ion. fr. dKovuj. 
 'Aicoli(Toi.iai, f. 2. pass. fr. aKovuj. 
 *AKoift))TOJv, gen. pi. fr. 'Ako/^//- 
 Tog, b, //, sleepless, vigilant, rest- 
 less : a, Koificiio. 
 *AKtuvu)V7]rog, b, 7), incommuni- 
 caljle, that cannot be associated 
 with, unsocial : a, Koii'ioviio. 
 'AKoiTijg, ov, b, a husl)and. Dor. 
 
 acniTng : ace. dtcoiT/]}' : ^ 
 "AtCdiTog, log Sc iCog, 1), a wife: fr. 
 a for ufia, koittj. 
 ^ 'AKoXaffia, ag, 7), incontinence, 
 I inremjieraiK-e, excess : & 
 { 'AKoXafTraivoj, to lead a wanton 
 \ or dissolute life : fr. 
 ]'Aicb\nrrTog, b, 7), intemperate, 
 » inunoderate, unrestrained, un- 
 
 AKO 
 
 • ]>unished : a, KoXd'^u}. Hence 
 
 'AKvXanTioc, adv. intem[»erately ; 
 conipar. dKoXafTToTtoiog, 
 
 "AKoXog, ov, b, a morsel of bread, 
 crumb : a, koXov. 
 
 'AKoXuvOiuj, w, to follow, accom- 
 pany, imitate, obey, agree, imjtf. 
 
 ; 7JKo\ov0lOV Ol'I', f. J7<TW, p. >)(CO- 
 
 I XovOijKa : dtcoXovOovaui, pres. 
 l>art. act. pi. num. f. g. : dicoXov- 
 eog. 
 'AKoXovdijriKoc, 7], bv, disposed 
 to follow, obedient ; 'AKoXovOia, 
 I ag, 7), a following attendance, re- 
 ! tinue,train, scries, conformitv:fr. 
 - 'AKO'AOYBOv, ov, b, 7),-Ai\>l- 
 , lower, attendant, companion, 
 disciple : also an adj., consistent, 
 conformable, analogous, resem- 
 1^ bling : fr. a for upa, KLXtvOog. 
 * AKoXovOiog, adv. consecpiently, in 
 J conformity. 
 Ai«:o/\fy/.3or;, o, /;, ignorant of the 
 art of swinnning, unable to swim: 
 a, KoXvf^ii^dio. 
 
 \icofU(TTia, ag, 7), want of neces- 
 sary care, neglect : a, Kofii^oj. 
 A»co/t7ra(Troc, Sc "A/co/ittoc, b, 7), 
 ^ without boasting : a, Kof^nroc. 
 'AKofi\pog, b, 7), inelegant, simple, 
 plain : a, Ko/.i\l/ug. 
 Akoi'^v, pres. inf. fr. 'AKovdio, 
 1. >/crw, to sharpen, whet, incite: 
 «<»/, 
 
 AKot'dvXog, b, 7), unsmitten with 
 
 the knuckles : a, kovCvX7j. 
 
 A K O'N H,/;(;,, >),a whetstone : ax-y). 
 
 AKoinTi, adv.;^u;pje icovfiug, with- 
 
 ^ out dust, easily, without labour. 
 
 AicoviTiKbg, 7}, bv, of or belonging 
 
 to hemlock : fr. 
 
 Akovitov, ov, Tb, acomtinn, wolfs- 
 ^ bane, hemlock, monkshood. 
 AKov'iTog, b, r/, devoid of dust, 
 without trouble : a, Kovig. 
 
 'Akovtu, ace. fr. aKutv, unwilling. 
 "Akovtb, unwilling, the dual n. : 
 
 dicovTtg, pi. fr. aKojv. 
 'Akovti, adv. unwillinjrlv. 
 AKovriag, ov, b, jaciilus, a kind 
 of serpent, which darts on its 
 prey : aKuyv, 
 
 AKovTihov, ov, TO, a little dart, 
 small javelin. 
 'Ak-oj'W^w, to hurl a javelin, dart, 
 shoot, wound, penetrate, f. hoj, 
 p. iKu, a. 1, yKoi'Tiffa, Ion. dKov- 
 Tiaa, ag, e. Th. aKiov. 
 Akovtiov, ov, TO, a javelin, dart, 
 dim. fr. aKuJv. 
 
 AicovTiog, OV, b, a proper name. 
 ' AtcovTiaic, ewg, 7), a darting, 
 throwing a javelin. 
 AKovTiffna, aTog, rb, the cast of 
 a si)ear or ia\ elin. 
 Ak.oi'Ti(Ti^iug,ov, o, "= aKovTiaig. 
 ^\Kovri(7Ti]p, ripog, & 'AKovTia- 
 ^'ic, ov, b, a darter, javelin- 
 thrower. Dor. dKovTKTTag. 
 AKovTiTTiKioTaToi, pi. supcrl. fr. 
 'AKoi'TKTTiKbg, 7], bv, skilful in 
 darting or throwing a javelin. 
 AKQVTiGTvg, vog, 7), a darting or 
 throw ing a javelin : dK0VTiZ,(s). 
 AKovToifiuXog, 6, 7), casting spears 
 or javelins : aKiov, (idXXoj. 
 AtcovToCoKog, b, 7), oljserving, so 
 as to avoitl being struck by, a 
 javtlin : cIkoji', ^^Yojuat. 
 AKoifTujg, adv. — dKoj'Ti. 
 'AKo7ria(TTog, b, //, free from la- 
 bour and lassitude : a, kottuiuj. 
 AicoTridffTtog, adv. without la- 
 bour and fatigue. 
 'AKOTTog, b, 7), unwearied, inde- 
 fatigable : a, KoTTog. 
 'AKoTTujg, adv. w ithout labour. 
 'AkopeffTog, b, 7), insatiable, un- 
 
 sated : a, Koptvi'V/^it. 
 ' AKoptcTTijjg, adv. insatiably. 
 AKopijTog, b, 7), poet., same as 
 dKopiGTog : also mdj rushed, un- 
 polished, uns wept : a, Kopkio. 
 'AKO POX, Tb, acorum, sweetfiag 
 
 or calamus. 
 ' AKopog, b, 7), same as dK6p7)Tog. 
 " AKog, tog, Tb, a cure, help, re- 
 medy, medicine : dtctoi^tai. 
 AKOfTfjio), lo, f. 7'j<Tiu, to be inele- 
 gant, act disorderly, be insubor- 
 dinate : aKodfiog. 
 'AKb(Tfi7]rog, b, 7), unadorned, un- 
 
 arranged : a, Koof-dio. 
 'AKocfxia, ag, 7), the want of or- 
 nament, order or subordina- 
 tion : fr. 
 "AKoa^og, 6, ?/, indecorous, un- 
 adorned, insubordinate, disor- 
 derly : a, Koanog : hence 
 ' Aicoc/iwf ,adv. confusedly, basely. 
 'AicoffTtuj, a>, f. 7](T(t}, to feed or 
 be fed with barley, fatten or be 
 fattened : fr. 
 'AK02 TH', 7'jg, 7), barley, food : 
 fr. CLK)), spica acuminata. 
 (19) 
 
 AIvP 
 
 'AKovd^ofiai, same as ukovoj. 
 'AKov'ifitv, pres. inf. Ion. for a- 
 
 KOVtlV. 
 
 'Akov7), )jc, 7), the same as aKoi), 
 'AKovoi'Ttaaw, dat. pi. part. Ion. 
 
 6l poet, for ukovovcti, k. 
 'Akovovti, Dor. for c'lKovovtri, 3 
 pi. pres. indie, fr. aKovio. 
 AKovpog, b, 7), unshaven ; fr. a, 
 ^ Ktipu) : childless ; fr. a, Kovpog. 
 "AKovg, see cikojv. 
 'AKovffauv, 3 pi. a. 1. opt., yEoI. 
 OLKoviTttav : iiKovrra for T'licovcxa, 
 a. I. Ion. as perf. ukovku for 
 yKovKa. 'AKovcdcra,a.\. i)art. f. 
 g. aKovffavTa, ace. sing. m. g. : 
 dKov(TavTtg,uom. pi. : dKovrraig, 
 yEol. for aKovaag, a. 1. part. act. : 
 aKovatai, Ion. for aKouay, 2sing. 
 f. 1. m. fr. uKovio. 
 'AKovau't'Cot, to force, compel, f. 
 (TO), p. Ka : aKovaid^opai, to act 
 unwillingly ; aKovtriaaUtig, tlcra, 
 ev, involuntary, ignorant, unac- 
 quainted, a. 1. part. pass. Fr. 
 AKovcTiog, b, 7), involuntary, un- 
 willing : aKiov. Hence 
 'AKov(Tiu)g, adv. unwillingly. 
 "AKovafxa, aTog, Tb, any thing 
 heard, a narrati\ e, rejiort, song, 
 instruction. 'AKovcrTtov, one 
 nuist hear. 'AKovarbg, 7), bv, 
 audible : fr. cikovoj. 
 ' AKovr7T7)g, OV, b, a hcarcr, pupil. 
 ' AKov(7TiKbg, 7), bv, belonging to 
 or adapted for hearhig, obe- 
 dient : dKovio. 
 'AKovTulg, you will make or cause 
 to hear, f. Att. for aKovTiatig : 
 fr. aKovTiZd). Th. dKovw. 
 'AK OY'Q, to liear, listen or attend 
 to, obey, understand, be called : 
 (thus Hor. esse quod aurfis, calli- 
 dus audis,for diceris :) tv uKovtiv 
 vTTo Tivog, to be praised by : im- 
 pei-f. TjKovov, eg,t:f.\. m. aKov- 
 (TOfxai : perf. act. i'/kovku, pass. 
 tJKovff^ai : a. 1. t^koixtOiiv : f. 1. 
 aKovaOijrrofjiai : peif. m. Att. 
 dKtjKoa, for t'ikou : a. 2. ijkoov : 
 f. 2. aKouj. 
 "AKoa, ag, 7), a summit, extre- 
 mity, mountain-top ; promon- 
 tory ; the sliore ; a citadel : 
 KaT aKpag, down from the cita- 
 del, entirely, utterly : fr. aKpog. 
 ' AKpdavTog, & ' AKpiwTog, b, 7), 
 unaccomplished, endless, inef- 
 fectual : a, Kpaaitno, Kpaivot. 
 'AKpayi/g, tog, b, 7), uttering no 
 
 cry, nmte, dumb : a, Kpd^iu. 
 'AKpd7)g, tog, b, 7), blow ing strong, 
 
 brisk, fresh : aKpog, dr^fjii. 
 'AKpaXog, a, ov, high, extreme, 
 dwelling on the heights or moun- 
 tains : an epith. of Juno and 
 Venus. 
 'AKpai<pvi)g, tog, b, 7), pure, ge- 
 nume, fresh, entire, Hov aKtpaio- 
 <paviig : fr. dKtpawg, <paivu), 
 C2 
 
AKP 
 
 'AKpavTog : see 'AKudavrog. 
 
 'AKpaaia, oq, ?'/, iiitoinj)orance, «Sc 
 
 'AKpcLTtia, ag, y), ineontinence, iu- 
 temperaiiee : dKpaTijt:. Hence 
 
 'AicoaTtuo[.iai, f. tvaofiai, to live 
 iiieontiiiently or inteinj)erately : 
 
 'AKpartvTiKory /}, bv, prone to in- 
 continence : fr. 
 
 *AKpar//c, for;, 6, »/, incontinent, 
 intt'nij)erute ; imi)Otent, licen- 
 tious, having no power over 
 liimsolf : a, Kparog. 
 
 'AKooTijTog, 6, >;, incapable of 
 controul : a, Koarku). 
 
 'AKpart'CiJ^j to drink i)ure wine, 
 carouse ; breakfast : iiKparov. 
 
 *AKpa.Ti(rixa, arog, to, a break- 
 fast : ciKpariZin : ^ 
 
 * AKpitTia^bg, ov, o,a breakfasting. 
 
 'Afcoarov, ov, to, undiluted and 
 pure wine : uKpuTog. 
 
 'AKpaTOTToaia, see dicpTjTOTroair]. 
 
 AKpUTOQ, Ion. dKpl]TOQ, O, ?7, xui- 
 
 niixed, pure, api)lied to wine ; 
 hence nietauhoricallv, strou", 
 violent : a, Ktpavvv^ii. 
 Akocitmq, opog, b, — dKpaTrjg. 
 'AnpdxoXog, b, i). Dor. for 'AKpi)- 
 XO/Xot;, or 'AKooxoXog, very prone 
 to anger, violently angry or agi- 
 tated : uKpog, x^^^^l- 
 AKPE'M12N, ovog, 6, a lianging 
 branchon the top, strong branch, 
 branch generally : ciKpog. 
 * AKpiarrtpov, adv. poet, early in 
 the evening : uKpog, ttyirtpoc. 
 AKprj, r]g, t). Ion. for uKpa. 
 A»cpA/^oc, 6, V, very young, o yv 
 UKpy iy/iy iJr, verging on man- 
 hood. 
 'AKnrjdffivng, b, t), without a bon- 
 net or fillet : a, KoijCt^vov. 
 
 'AKpTJTOTTlXTil], 7]g, >/, lou. ft)r 
 ttK puT o 77- uaia, a ilrinking strong 
 wine, carousing: 'AK-pr/roTror/ye, 
 ov, 6, a drinker of strong wine, 
 carouser : uKptjTog, Trocrig. 
 AKpijTOQ, b, if, Ion. for (tKoaTog. 
 AKpij^u^ii), f. atx), p. ttKa, to search 
 diligently, examine or try mi- 
 nutely: r)Kpii5da9}], :i sing', a. 1. 
 pass. Hence 'AKpifiaafibg, oh, b, 
 accurate investigation. 
 
 'AKoifStia, ag, y, accuracy, exact- 
 ness, diligence, economv : fr. 
 
 'AKPlBH'^,fog,b, ,), accurate, 
 exquisite, exact, strict, careful, 
 frugal, i)arsimonious : compar 
 UKpiiSsffTtpog, superl. aKpijSkaTa- 
 Tog : aKpog. 
 
 'AKpijSodiKaiov, to, strict justice, 
 sunimumjus: aKpifSijg, Sikt]. 
 
 'AKpifioXoysofiai, to examine with 
 accuracy : pres. inf. (iKpij^uXo- 
 
 ^ yelaOcu : dKptf5t)g, Xtyoj. 
 
 'A*:pi/3oa>, w, to investigate accu- 
 rately, ascertain exactiv, f. toau), 
 
 ^ p. J7/C|Oi73wKa. Th. dKpiJ3,)g. 
 
 'Aicpt^wf, adv. excjuisitelv," accu- 
 rately, exactly : dKpij3n'g. 
 
 AKP 
 
 'AKpidoOqpa, ac, i), a trap to 
 eatch locusts, Tzapd Tb d<piC(/g 
 0)ipg,i/. 
 
 'A K Pl'2, icog, j}, a locust, cricket, 
 grasshopper. 13ut 
 
 'AKing, log, ?), the summit f>f a 
 m«»untain, a height : uKpog. 
 
 'AKoiaia, ag,ij, want of judgment Hence 
 or discrimination, inconsiderate- '' * — ^■ 
 ness, indecision, confusion : a, 
 Kpiaig. 
 
 'AKoiTo^aKpvg, vog, b, //, doomed 
 to endless teal's : uKoiTog, ^aKpv. 
 
 'AKoiToiAvOog, b, y, indiseriminate 
 or indistinct in s|»e(ch, of many 
 words : uKpiTog, ^vOag. 
 
 'AKpiTog, b, )'/, indiseriminate, 
 confused, nndecide.l, undeter- 
 mined, untried, uncon(U>mne<l, 
 endless, infinite, innumerable : 
 a, Kpiuoj. 
 
 'AKpiTotpvXXog, b, >/, having leaves 
 so numerous as to be incaj table 
 of being distinctly counted, thick- 
 leaved : dicpiTog, (pvXXov. 
 
 'AKoiTo^vpTog, b, //, huddled in 
 indiscriminate confusion : uKpi- 
 Tog, <pvp(i). 
 
 'AKoiTwg, adv. without trial, un- 
 heai-d, dubiously, without deci- 
 sion : aKpiTog. 
 
 'AKTooajna, uTog, to, arroaina, any 
 thing heard, a musical j)erforni- 
 ance, lecture : fr. 
 
 'AKPOA'O M A I, f. daonai,tQ hear 
 attentively, hearken, or listen 
 to, obey : j^ei-f. ])ass. i'fKoodfiai : 
 part. aKpoabfitvog or uKpuMfu- 
 vog, Fr. (iKpvg. 
 
 'AKpodaig, tiog, r), a hearing, at- 
 tendance, discoui-se, obedience. 
 
 'AKpoaTtjpiov, ov, Tb, a }»lace to 
 hear in, lecture-room, audit nee. 
 
 'AKpouTi)g, ov, 6, a licarer, pupil. 
 
 'AKpofioXi^eaOai iireTi, Jon. to 
 skirmish in words, altercate : 
 fr. 
 
 'AKpo(3oXiZio &. 'AKpofSoXi^ofjcu, 
 to shoot at a distance, skinnish : 
 ((icpoc, ftdXXu) : hence 
 
 ' AKooiUXinig, (u>g, i), be ' AKpofio- 
 Xifrjxbg, vv, b, a fighting at a 
 distance, skirmishing. 
 
 AKpo(5<>Xiart)g, ov, b, same as 
 
 ' AKooiioXog, ov, b, a skirmisher, 
 liut 'AKobi^oXog, 6, »/, struck or 
 hit from a))ove : UKpog, fiuXXoj. 
 
 AK-po/3v(Trfo<,tobeuncircumcise(l. 
 
 'AKpojivaTia, ag, »), the j>rei)uce 
 
 or foreskin, the uncircumcised 
 
 or heathen : dtcpog, fiiju). 
 
 'AKp6fiv(TTog. b, ?/, uncircumcised. 
 
 'AKpoyu'fiog, a, ov, long-bearded : 
 
 UKfjog, yh'tiov. 
 
 'AKpoyiovuuog, a, oi>, angular ; 
 
 the chief corner-stone, XiOog 
 
 ^ being imdei-stood : (Upog, yiovia. 
 
 'AKpuC(iKTvXioj^,ov, TO, the tip of 
 
 the finger : uKpog, cuKTi'Xog. 
 
 'A/cpo^pya, wv,Ta,fiiiits that have 
 (20) 
 
 AKP 
 
 a hard covering or shell, as wal-. 
 nuts, «S:c. : dicpog, dpvg. 
 AKpoOii'ta, lov, Tu, primlf'uT, first- 
 fi"uits of corn offered in sacri- 
 fice after harvest, of spoils taken 
 in war: fr. cU-pog & Big, or i)ii\ 
 'AKpotilva TToXifxnv, the same. 
 Hence 
 
 AKpoOividclofjiai, I select as most 
 excellent. 
 
 'AKooOiopa^, uKog, 6, i), slightly 
 drunk : uKpog, 6wpi)(j<Tu). 
 
 'AKpoKfXaividu}, t<> grow black at 
 the suH'ace : a»cpor, KtXnividuj. 
 
 'AKpoKi'irpawg, b, i), late in the 
 evening, in the dusk : iiKpog, 
 KvBtpag. 
 
 ' AKpoKopog, b, 7), crowned with 
 hair or foliage, having the hair 
 collected in a knot on tlie to[) of 
 tjie head, as the Thracians : 
 OK nog, KonT). 
 
 'AKpvXiOog, ov, b, said of a statue 
 of which the body was wood and 
 the extremities marble : XiOog. 
 
 'AKpoXiviov, ov, TO, the rim «tr 
 border of a net : uKoog, Xitwv. 
 
 'Affpo/\o0/«, ag, ?/, tlie top of a 
 hill, the highest cliff: & 
 
 'AK-poXo0of , ov, b, the top or sum- 
 mit of a hill : adj. 6, ?;, liaving 
 
 ^ a high top : aKpog, Xo^og. 
 
 'AKpofiavijg, eog, b, 1), nearly or 
 beginning to be insane : ciKpog, 
 fiaivofiai. 
 
 'AKoofidaOiov, ov, to, a nipple, 
 teat. 
 
 'Akoovijov, ov, Tb, the highest 
 part of a ship : ciKpog, vavg. 
 Ion. vijvg. 
 
 'AKpoTTfi'tii'ig, tog, 0,1), extremely 
 sorrowful : ch-pog, Trh'Oog. 
 
 'AKpoTTocifTi, adv. on tip-toe : 
 ciKpog, TTOvg. 
 
 'AKpoTToXig, poet. dK-p67rroXig,eu)g, 
 V, a citadel, the Acropolis at 
 Athens : ace. dKpoTroXiv : d- 
 Kpog, TToXig. 
 
 'AKpoTToXvg, b, 7), having a lofty 
 suinmit, high, lofty : dat. p\. 
 
 ^ -TToXoKTii', Ion. : iiKpog, TroAew. 
 
 'AKpoTTopog, b, 7'/, sharjiat the ex- 
 tremity, jxiinted : aKpog, Tnipw. 
 
 'AKnoTToaOia, ag, 7), a prepuce or 
 foreskin : aKpog, Trootitj. 
 
 A*L7J07ro(Tia,«f,//, excessive drink- 
 ing : aK'por, 7rb(Tig. 
 
 'A KPOv, rt, or, highest, fai-thest, 
 extreme,at the top or extremity; 
 running to a jtoint, pointed, 
 sharp ; chief, supreme, most 
 eminent, perfect. *A<cpo)^ ov, 
 TO, the top, extremity ; tu aKpa, 
 the chief, also heights, moun- 
 tain-tops. 'AKpov, also ctKpa, 
 adv. = ciKpwg. Th. okt]. 
 
 'AKp6<To(poc, b, r), extremely wise: 
 ciKpog, ao(p6g. 
 
 'AKpoTaTog, tj, ov, higliest, superl. 
 fr. (iKpog. 
 
 AKY 
 
 AAA 
 
 'AK'p6rr]Q, »jroc, //, the top, sum- 'AkvXkttoq, b, 7), unrolled, un 
 
 mit, sublimity, perfection : a 
 Kpog. 
 
 'AKpoTofxeuJ, oj, f. iiffu), to cut off 
 above or at the extremitv : & 
 
 'AKpoTOfiog, b, 7), cut sharp, ab- 
 rupt, craggy as a rock : aKpog, 
 
 T'sjXViO. 
 
 'AKpo<pv(Tiov, ov, TO, the spout of 
 a pair of bellows : uKpog, <pvaa. 
 
 ' \Kp6xdXi%, iKog, b, 7), much in- 
 toxicated : aKpog, xdXi%. 
 
 'AK'poxo^^'C, ^ aKpdxoXog. 
 
 'AKpoxop^ijJV, ovog, 7), a wart, hil- 
 lock : dKpog, x^^P^V' 
 
 'AKOvirrog, b, //, unconcealed, un- 
 disguised, open : a, KpinrTuj. 
 
 AKpvffrnXXog, o, //, without ice 
 or frost : a, KpvcrTaXXog. 
 
 'AKpio, Dor. for dKoov, gen. sing, 
 fr. aKpog. 
 
 'AKpuiXsviov, ov, TO, the tip of 
 the elbow : aKpog, ujXivrj. 
 
 'AKpujv, lovog, 6, the extremity 
 of a member: fr. aKoog. Hence 
 
 'AKpiovia, ag, 7), mutilation of the 
 extremities. 
 
 'Ak-pwvvxici, ag, ?'/, the top of a 
 iiiountain : aKpog, bvv^. 
 
 'AKpu)piia, ac, r), the top or ridge 
 of a mountain : uKpog, opog. 
 
 'AKpijjg, adv. extremely, in the 
 highest degree, exceedingly : 
 aKpog 
 
 'AKOtorijoidi^u), f. dfio, p. Ka, to 
 cut off or mutilate the extremi- 
 ties; ijKpioTiipuKTfisvoi in an ac- 
 tive sense, maiming, crippling : 
 UKpioTypiov. Hence 
 AKpo)Ti]pia(7nbg, ov, b, mutilation 
 or amputation of the extremities. 
 
 'AKpioTijpiov, ov, Tb, the top, ex- 
 tremity, apex : dKoioTtjotov vtj- 
 bg, the beak of a ship : fr. dKoog. 
 
 'AKTaitj, 7jg, //, Adaa, a Nymph. 
 
 AKraivoj, f. avu>, to rush, move 
 swiftly, be vigorous : dKTiv. 
 
 'AKTaiujv, ojvog, b, Ackeun. 
 
 ' AKTh'ifTTOQ, 6, //, uncombed, dis- 
 hevclled : a, KTtviKio. 
 
 AKTH', rye, V, the sea-shore, 
 broken fruits of the ground, 
 ground corn, meal, bread : fr. 
 dyto, to break. 
 
 AKTrjuwv, ovog, b, //, without 
 
 ^ possessions, poor : a, KTaofxai. 
 
 AKTI N, (S: 'AKTig,Xvog, 7), a I'ay 
 or beam of the sun, lightning, 
 light, splendour, the spoke of a 
 wheel ; dKrrtvtdffiv, dat. pi. Ion. 
 & poet, for dfcno-t : dyto, to 
 break, or dtffffio. 
 
 AKTiog, o, 71, of or belonging to 
 ^ the shore : dKTrj. 
 ^AKTiTog, 6, 7), unbuilt : a, ktH^oj. 
 
 Aicrtop, opog, 6, a leader, chief : 
 
 AKv9og, 7), incapable of concep- 
 _ tion, barren : a, kviu. 
 AKvXag, a, 6, A(/ui/a, the name 
 of a man. 
 
 moved : a, KvXioj 
 
 "AKYAOS, ov, 7), the fruit of tlu 
 ilex, the acorn of the holm-oak. 
 AKVfiavTog, d/ci'/tot,', & aKv'mov, 
 ovog, b, 7), not agitated by waves, 
 traiKjuil, calm : a, Kvnaiv<jj, kv- 
 l-ia. 
 
 'AKOfiiov, ovog, b, 7), without off- 
 spring or fruit, barren : a, kvu) 
 AKvpoXoysio, f. yrro), p. tjku, to 
 speak improperly : aKvpog, Xk- 
 yio. 
 
 'AKvpog, b, r), destitute of autho- 
 rity, invalid, improper : a, kv- 
 
 AKvpocj, (o, to deprive of autho- 
 rity, invalidate, annul, f. ibaio, 
 p. rjKvpioKa : uKvpog. Hence 
 'AKvpujTog, b, 7), annulled, abro- 
 gated. 
 'Aku)K7), ijg, 7), a ])oint, =: dKij. 
 'AKibXicTTog, b, 7), deprived of a 
 member : fr. 
 
 AKioXog, b, if, destitute of limbs 
 or members : a, kCoXqw 
 'AKa>\t;Vwg, adv. without impedi- 
 ment : fr. dKu)XvTog, b, if, unhin- 
 dered : rt, KioXvo). 
 
 'AKQN, & 'AKovg, ovtoq, b, a 
 dart, javelin : dnif. 
 Akijjv, Ac 'A'fKuji', ovaa, ov, in- 
 voluntary, unwilling : a, tKwv. 
 
 "A\a, ace. sing. fr. liXg. 
 
 'AXa(3dpxrjQ, ov, b, an officer of 
 the customs, writer or clerk : fr. 
 dXafia, ink, &i dpxio. 
 
 'AAA'BASTPON, ov,Tb,SL'AXd- 
 (SaaTpog, b, 7), alabaster, a vessel 
 or box of alabaster or onyx for 
 perfumes. 
 
 'A\rt(V for iiXade, to or towards 
 the sea. Th. dXg. 
 
 ' AXa^ovtia, ag, if, boasting, ar- 
 rogance : fr. dXaZ,u}v. 
 
 'AXa^oi'tvonai, f. evrronai, to 
 boast, brag, be vain-glorious, & 
 
 'AXa^oviKog, rj, bv, boastful, ar- 
 rogant : fr. 
 
 'AAAZi2'N, ovog, b, 7), boastful, 
 arrogant, vain-glorious ; a moun- 
 tebank, impostor : dXdofiai. 
 
 'AXdOtia, Dor. for dXifOeia, ag, 
 if : dXdOi^fg, Dor. for dX7]9ifg. 
 
 'AXaOtig, evTog, part., having 
 wandered, fr. rfXd97]v, a. 1. ind. 
 pass, of dXiffxi or dXdu), perf. 
 pass. 7fXap,ai. 
 
 'AXaQivio, Dor. for dX7i9evio. 
 
 'AXdBijTog, b, if, incapable of being 
 concealed : a, Xav9dvio. 
 
 'AXaivio,'AXdX7jfiai, or 'AXdofiai, 
 to go wrong, to wander : fr. dXjf. 
 
 'AXatbg, ancient, for TraXaiog. 
 
 'AXaKdTa, ag, d, Dor. for ifXa- 
 
 KdTTJ. 
 
 'AXaXrty»), ifg, if, 'AXaXaypbc, ov. 
 b, & 'AXdXayfia, arog, Tb, a 
 war-cry, shout of triumph in 
 battle, loud noise : & 
 (21) 
 
 AAA 
 
 AXrtXa^tt»,toshoutaloud, raise the 
 war-cry, utter shouts of triumph 
 '^^' joy? "1' t*i*i<-'s of j)ain or sor- 
 i"ow, make a dinning noise : f. 
 rtffw, p. aKa : fr. 
 'AAA AH', ijg, if, an indistinct 
 shout made by soldiei-s wlien 
 going to battle, war-cry. Dor. 
 dXrtXd. 
 
 AXdXifnai, aai, rat, to wander, 
 err, roam about, — dXdofiai, by 
 a reduj)l. : fr. dXrffiai. Hence 
 the infill. dXdX7fa9ai, & part. 
 dXaXiffxivog. 
 
 AXdX7fTog, o, if, not to be spoken, 
 inexpressible : a, XaXrfTog. 
 'AXaXTfTog, ov, b. Dor. dXrtXaroc, 
 ^: 'AXaX7fTvg, vog, 7), a martial 
 shout, war-cry ; also a cry of 
 woe : dXaXif. 
 'AXaXKojjifvtjIg, iSog, r), for dXKo- 
 fievjfuj, able to assist, an epith. 
 of Minerva ; fr. dXdXKU), fikvog : 
 or from a town in lioeotia. 
 'AXaXK-ov, sg, e, a. 2. Ion. for 
 7''fXaXK0v, inf. dXaXKelv, poet. 
 dXaXK^i^iiv, -ifievat : fr. dXdXjcw, 
 by redupl. for dXKio, or aXkew, 
 to keep or ward off, defend. 
 'AXaXoe, b, if, mute, without the 
 
 power of speech : a, XdXog. 
 'AXaXvKT7fi.iai, to wander, faint, 
 be anxious or afraid, perf. pass, 
 with Attic redupl.jfr. dXvKThfiai 
 or fr. dXv(T(Toj, to be anxious, in- 
 dignant, fr. dXutu. Some con- 
 sider it to be the pres. tense fr. 
 dXvKTJfjjLai, by redupl. dXaXvK- 
 Ttffiai. 
 'AXafiTTtfc, kog, 6, if, & 'AXd/w7r£- 
 Tog, b, if, not luminous, dark : 
 a, XdyLTTOJ. 
 ' AXdvoi, CJv, oi,Alanl, name of a 
 
 people. 
 'AXrt^orcc, <'*v, 01, a nation bor- 
 dering on Scythia. 
 AAAOMAI, f. ijfTOfiai, to wan- 
 der, stray, rove, be in doubt. 
 *AAaO*2, 6, r), blind, dark : fr. 
 a, Xdti», to see. 
 
 AXao^jcoTTtd, dg, if, a blind or 
 neglected watching : ace. Ion. 
 dXaoaKoTTiifv : dXabg, (TKOTrog. 
 AXaou), f. ibfTco, to blind, deprive 
 of sight : dXaog. 
 'AXaTraSvbg, 7), bv, easy to be 
 plundered, weak, cowardly : fr. 
 'AXa7rrt^a>, f. ^u>, to exhaust, lay 
 waste, plunder, destroy : a. 1. 
 »yXd7ra^a, Ion. dXdira^a : dXa- 
 nd^ai, inf. Th. Xarrd^w, a being 
 by pleon. prefixed. 
 AXrtc, aTog, to, salt. Th. dXg. 
 'AXa(TT€io, at, to be indignant or 
 
 angry : dXafrrog. 
 'AXdtrropa, ace. sing. fr. 'AXad- 
 
 T(op, Alastor, a proper name. 
 'AXaaroc, 6, if. Dor. for dXtfiTTog, 
 never to be forgotten, odious, 
 inconsolably atilicting, grievou.**. 
 
AAE 
 
 'AXaoTwp, opoQ, 6, a perpetrator 
 of things never to be forgotten, 
 detestable, a tiend, avenger, evil 
 genius ; pi. d\a.<7ro^)6g : o^XijOm. 
 
 'AXtiVrtCi «i o, Dor. for 'AXZ/rj/c, 
 oj>, 6, the proper name of a man. 
 'A\(CTo, he was wandering, 'A 
 sing. imp. Ion. for riXaTO, fr. 
 aX«()/irti. 
 
 "AXaro,Dor, for yXaTo, he leaped, 
 3 sing. a. 1. m. fr. aXXo/xai. 
 
 'AXaioTvg, vog, r), blindness : fr. 
 dXaoQ. 
 
 'AX-yf', for ciXyea, pi. fr. dXyog, 
 dat. aXytm. 
 
 'AXymbg, t), bv, grievous, pain- 
 ful, troublesome : dXyog. 
 
 *AXyiiviug, adv. with trouble or 
 annoyance. 
 
 'AXyf'w, w, f. r/ffo), p. yXyrjKci, to 
 be in pain, grieving : uXyog. 
 Hence 
 
 'AXytjCuiv, oi'og, >'/, &''AXy/;jU«, 
 (iTog, TO, a pain, grief: & 
 
 'AXytitibg, a, bv, painful, grievous, 
 attlicting. 
 
 'AXyijfTdc, dXyrjffdtraj a. 1. part, 
 fr. dXyiu). 
 
 "AXytjoig, ewg, //, a feeling of 
 pain, pain, sorrow : dXytuj. 
 
 'AXyivoiVTu, ace. fr. 'AXyivong, 
 inaa, ev, grievous : fr. dXyng. 
 
 'AXyiiuv, dXyifJTog, more griev- 
 ous, most grievous, compar. & 
 superl. fr. 
 
 *AAri)2, 6og, TO, pain of body, 
 grief of mind, suffering : dXtyio. 
 
 'AXyoucra, grieving, part. pres. 
 f. g., fr. dSyku*. 
 
 'AXyvvio, f. vvCJ, to grieve or 
 cause j)ain, afflict : dXyvvof.iai, 
 to mourn, feel sorrow : dXyug. 
 
 'AXcaivio, the same as dXiUo. 
 
 'AAAK'Q, or*AX^a>, f. ijaio, \). Ka, 
 to make to increase or grow : 
 also, 'AX^fjrrKio, f. //rrw, the same: 
 and in a neuter sense, to grow. 
 
 *A7\E'A, ag, i), Ion. dXirj, tjg, ?), 
 warmth, the genial warmth of 
 the sun ; flight, escape. 
 
 'AXtd'Cuj, f. daio, to be warm, en- 
 joy wannth ; to shun. Fr. dXia. 
 
 'AXfaivio, to warm, grow warm. 
 
 'AXiiKrOai, a. 1. inf. m. for dXtv- 
 (TaaOai, bv svnc. fr. dXeto, to 
 shun, avoid, escape, for which 
 also dXtvu). 
 
 'AXtyurbg, /), bv, full of pain, 
 grit'f, or trouble ; distressiug : 
 dXytivog. 
 
 ' AXey i^io, to care, f. iffio, p. iKa,&. 
 
 'AXeyvvttj, to attend to, prepare : 
 fr. 
 
 'AAETQ, f. ^w, to care, regard, 
 take care of, reckon. 
 
 'AXteivbg, i), bv, warm, tepid 
 dXka. 
 
 WXtuvii), to avoid : dXhivov, 
 nnpf. Ion. for rfXtiivov : dXfio. 
 
 *AXfc//, 7}g, }), heat ; flight. Ion 
 for dXka. 
 
 AAE 
 
 'AXfi'a, »/,same as aXit/a, fishing. 
 
 'AXeiavTog, o, t), unsmoothed, un- 
 ground : a, Xtiaivio. 
 
 AXtiap, arog, Tb, wheat-meal, 
 Hour : dX'iio. 
 
 AXdfifjia, oTog, Tb, ointment, unc- 
 tion : dXeitpio. 
 
 'AXfToc, ov, b, Dor. for 'HXtroc, 
 Elcan, belonging to Elis. 
 
 'AXtiTrr/ypiov, ov, Tb, a room for 
 anointing at the Ijath. 
 
 'AXtj7rr//e, ov, b, al'ipta, an anoint- 
 er, master of the jxiUf'sfra : (S: 
 
 AXtiTTTpov, ov, Tb, an ointment- 
 pot : dXtitpu). 
 
 'AXfic, ilrra, kv, part. pres. fr. 
 ttX>/^i, collecting ordrawing him- 
 self up, crouching down : l)Ut 
 ' AXt»(,-,a. 2. part. pass. fr. dXiffKco. 
 
 *AXti(Tov,ov,Tb,iu\ embossed ciij> 
 or goblet : o, Xttoc. 
 
 'AXeiTijg, ov, b, a sinner, wicked 
 ])erson : dXirtut. 
 
 'AXiiTovpyyjnia, ag, i), immunity 
 from the peii'ormance of public 
 offices : a, XtLTovoy'ud. 
 
 ' AXtvpap K' AXit(l)a,aToc,TC. oint- 
 ment, oil, fat, grease, jtitch : fr. 
 
 'AyVEr<l>Q, to anoint, besmear, 
 bcdaul) ; encourage ; efface, f. 
 xl/u), p. ifXiKpa : a. I. part. dXti- 
 \l/ag : a. 2. yXKpov : perf. m. 
 yXoKpa, Att. dXi)Xi(l)a. 
 
 'AXfKTijQ, upog, b, j)oet. by sync, 
 for dXtiiiTiip : aXt^tu. 
 
 'AXiKTop'ig, icog, y), a hen. 
 
 ' AXtKTupo(pu)via, ag, i), the crow- 
 ing of a cock, the third watch 
 of the night among the Jews, 
 three in the mornin;; : dXsKTioo, 
 
 A. ' 
 
 (pcovij. 
 "AXf KTpog, b, //, without a bed or 
 
 sleep ; unmarried : a, XfKTpov. 
 'AXfKTpvihv, ovog, b, t), a cock, 
 
 hen. 
 'AXeKTujp, opog, 6, a cock, which 
 
 by crowing rouses men from 
 
 sleep : a, XfHTpov. 
 'AXs[.iaTog, Dor. for ijXtfiaTog. 
 "AXtv for uX}]<Tav, Bueot., were 
 
 shut in, collected together : see 
 
 IuXtj. 
 AXt^dv^pna, ag, ?'/, Alexandria, 
 
 a city. Hence 
 'AXt^av^pfvg, tog, b, a citizen of 
 
 Alexandria. 
 'AXi^av^plvog, r;, ov, of or be- 
 longing to Alexandria. 
 'AXf^^ai'Spog, ov, b, Aliwander, a 
 
 Macedonian king: aXf^tu, arZ/p. 
 'AXi^dvinog,b, //, keeping off the 
 
 wind ; dXk^io, dvifiog. 
 'AXk^aaOai, to have assisted, by 
 
 sync, for dXt^j'inaaOai, a. 1. inf. 
 
 m. fr. dXiKo) or dXt^fio. 
 'AXtUi-itvai, to assist. Dor. & Ion. 
 
 for dXi^fiv or dXt^tlv. 
 'AXf^t'oj, f. t)(TM, to avert, ward 
 
 off, repel, defend, aid, assist. 
 
 Hence 
 
 (22) 
 
 AAH 
 
 'AXsKnfia, aTog, to, the means of 
 averting, a remedy. 
 
 'AXtKi)(T(if, he might have avert- 
 ed, 3 sing. a. 1. opt.act.-rEol.fr. 
 dXt^fu). 
 
 'AXi^ijfng, eujg, i), a defending, 
 succouring : & 
 
 'AX^|l/r//<), i)pog,b,S<. 'AXt^})riop, 
 opog, b, a protector, defender : & 
 
 'AXt^ijTqpiog, a, ov, capable of 
 defending or avertijig : dXiU(o. 
 
 'AXf^trtor;, i]g, 7/, averting impre- 
 cations : dXt^io, dud. 
 
 'AXi^iKaKog, b, »'/, averting evil : 
 dXf^oj, KaKvg. 
 
 'AXt^if^tiipoTog, b, //, averting evils 
 fri>m men : dXiK^o, fipoTog. 
 
 'A\f Kif^iopog, b, >/, averting fate 
 or d( ath : dXtt,io, jjiopor, death. 
 
 'AXf^Kpapi^iaKoc, b, i), supplying 
 an antidote aganist poison : d- 
 Xi^io, (pdp^aKov. 
 
 'AAE'ZL2, or 'AXtVuu, f. //tw, p. 
 Ka, to avert, ward off, repel, 
 defend, assist. Mid. to defend 
 one's self, retaliate. 
 
 'AXibg, d, bv, warm : also, mad, 
 foolisli, for i)Xtog. 
 
 'AXfori;r, ijTog, t), a collection. 
 
 'AXiotppojv, ovog, b, >/, mad, dis- 
 tracted : dXibg, (ppijv. 
 
 'AXiTTiCioTog, b, >/, not covered 
 with scales : a, Xi TridojTog. 
 
 'AXtTi]c,ov,b, that grinds : bvovg 
 dXiTag, mill-stones : dXiio. 
 
 'AXtToc, ov, b, the act of grinding. 
 
 ' AXtTptvg, Ewg, o, a grinder, mill- 
 er. 
 
 'AXfTptVio, f. tvffo), to grind. 
 
 'AXtTpig, i^og, >), a female who 
 grinds. 
 
 'AXtTujv, utvog, b, a mill for grind- 
 ing corn : fr. the same. 
 
 'AXtvd^ai, ufi', 01, AleiiadiV, the 
 sons of Aleuas. 
 
 'AXf j'a/ifjoc;,a.l. m. part, by sync, 
 for dXivnu^uvog. SodXtvdaOat, 
 inf. ; aXtyaro, Ion. for ifXtvaaro, 
 fr. dXivu), for dXsio, to avoid. 
 See dXiaaBcti. 
 
 'AXivfiai, Dor. for dXaifxai, f. 2. 
 mid. fr. dXsio. 
 
 'AXivofitvog, dXevofiii'T], part. fr. 
 dXtvo^ai : see dXtacrOai. 
 
 'AXtvpov, ov, Tb, ground wheat, 
 flour : dXtu). 
 
 'AXivu), f. aio, to avert ; mid. 
 dXevofiai, to avoid, shun, es- 
 cape : see dXivdf^tvog. 
 
 'AAE'Q, to grind, f. tau, p. Ka. 
 Also, to avoid, guard against, 
 assemble, for which dXiofiai is 
 more usual. Sec dXij^tvai. 
 
 'AXtiofiiOa, we should shun, pres. 
 subj. fr. dXiofiai. 
 
 'AXtbjpi), ijg, >'/, a refuge, defence ; 
 escai)e, flight : dXkoi. 
 
 'AXij, i]g, ?'/, a wandering, aber- 
 ration of intellect. 
 
 'AXijOtia, ag, t), truth, hitegrity. 
 
 # 
 
 A All 
 
 reality : dXi]Otb)v, ace. Ion. : 
 
 dXijOi'ig. 
 'AXt]OefTTdTaig, dat. pi. superl. f. 
 
 fr. dXifOt)g, dXT}9k(rTepog, dXij- 
 
 OiOTaTog. 
 'AX}]^iVTLKbg, i), bv, studious of 
 
 truth, true, upright : fr. 
 'AXijOtcoj, to s})eak truth, be 
 
 true, affirm as true, f. eixno, ]). 
 
 7)X})0evKa, a. 1. imper. dXijOtv- 
 
 aov : dXfiOi'jg. 
 'AXti9t]ii], Ion. for dXi'jQtia. 
 'AAHBH i:,6oc, b, i), true, honest, 
 
 u|)right, genuine, real, certain : 
 
 TO dXi]9ir, truth : fr. a, Xt)Oij, 
 
 without concealment. 
 'AXtjOiCfrOai, = dXt]9tveiv. 
 'AXifOivbc, }), ot', true, real : dXij- 
 
 'AXifOof-iavTig, ((og, b, //, a true 
 prophet : dXijOi/g, fiavTig. 
 
 'XXijOoaiivt], T)g, ?'/, truth. 
 
 'AXijOo}, to grind, pound, f. 7/tw, 
 |». yXijKa : dXsio. 
 
 ' WifOoJg, Ion. dXijOiiog, 'AXt]9L 
 vCJg, 6i 'AX}i9eg, adv. truly : aX;/- 
 Olig. 
 
 ' \\ij'iog, b, y, without booty, 
 poor : a, Xrfig or Xtia. 
 
 " \\t]KTog tV *AXX/;»c-oe, o, y, in- 
 cessant, never-ceasing: a,Xyyio 
 
 'AXijktu), 6og, if, one of the Fu- 
 ries, as being restless : a, X//yw. 
 
 'AX/yXcKTrt, I have ground, \)vvL 
 Att. for »/X//»crt, fr. dXkto, perf. 
 pass. dXljXiffi^iai, I have been 
 ground, part. dXi]Xi(Ti.i(vog. 
 
 'AX}'j\i]fiai, perf. for V/Xj/^tat, Att 
 fr. dXaofxai, to wander. 
 
 'AX//X(/x/t«/, i)erf. pass, for y- 
 Xft^^.ii, by Att. reduj)l. ; whence 
 part. dXtiXipfuvog for j)Xt//</{6 
 vog, & dXijXiiTTai for //XtiTrrai 
 And 
 
 'AXi)\i<pa, I have anointed, for 
 yX(i<pa, by Att. redupl. fr. d- 
 Xti<pio. 
 
 'AXilf.ia, aTog, Tb, a wandering, 
 roving. Th. dXdojxai. 
 
 'AXrintvai, to be assembled, pres. 
 inf. Dor. for dX//i'rti, fr. aX/;/a. 
 
 "AXtjj.ii, the same as 'AXUo, a. 2. 
 i«X/;, dXev for dXijauv, inf. «XJ/- 
 vai, Dor. dXijfxtvai, part. dXtig, 
 to collect together, draw one's 
 self uj), crouch down, recoil. 
 
 'AXtjfiujv, ovog, b, y, wanderer, 
 vagabond : dXao/tai. 
 
 ' AXi]TrTog, b, y, not to be taken 
 or caught, invincible ; incon- 
 ceival>le : a, Xa^ijidvio. 
 
 AX/)r,E0f,6, r), assembled, crowd- 
 ed, all together : aXtc. 
 
 AXi](TTog, b, y. Dor. uXaaTog, 
 never to be forgotten : a, Xav- 
 9dvbj. 
 
 "AXrjrai, he should leap, 3 pers. 
 a. 1. subj. m. fr. dXXofxai. 
 
 AXi]rtia, ijg, y, a wandering, 
 
 AAI 
 
 AAI 
 
 roving 
 
 fr. 
 
 ' AXr]Ttino, f. ato, to wander : fr. \'AXiKog, Dor. for yXiKog, how 
 'AXtjTijg, ov, b, a wanderei*, rover, j great. 
 
 vagrant : dXdofiai. 
 'AX9aia, ag, y, Althaa, the name 
 
 of a woman. 
 'AXGaivio 6i 'AXOk(i), to heal : fr. 
 
 dXGio. 
 ''AX9eTo, was healed, imi)f. pass. 
 
 Ion. for yX9iTo, fr. dX9to. 
 *AAB12, f. (jio, 'AX9ku), f. y(T(s), & 
 
 'AX9a'iVio, to heal, cure, cause to 
 
 grow, increase. 
 AX'ia, ag, //,an assembly of men : 
 
 dXijg. Also a salt-cellar : dXg. 
 AXtdfjai, CJv, 01, seafaring men, 
 
 mariners : dXg. 
 AXidt)g, kog, b, y, blowing over 
 
 the sea : dXg, ui]fu. 
 AXiaitTog or 'AXidtTog, ov, b, 
 
 a sea-eagle, vulture, the eating 
 
 of which was forbidden to the 
 
 Jews : aX<;, a'le-og. 
 AXiaKfiova, accus. fr. 'AXuiKfiiov, 
 
 ovog, b, the name of a river. 
 AXiaarog, b, y, inevitable, vehe- 
 ment, incessant, restless : a, 
 
 Xidi^oj. 
 
 AXifiag, avTog, b, sapless, life- 
 less, dead : a, Xi[idg. 
 AXijiaTog, b, y, Dor. for yXi(5a- 
 
 Tog. 
 AXijSpoxog, b, y, washed by the 
 
 sea : aX^, (ipk\u}. 
 AXiyi'iTittv, ovog, b, y, bordering 
 
 on the sea. 
 AAITKIOS, ov, b, similar, like, 
 
 alike. 
 AXiCovog, b, y, tossed or driven 
 
 about on the sea : dXg, ^ovUo. 
 AXitia, ag, y, fishing : fr. dXi- 
 
 evg. 
 AXifpKii)g, kog, b, r), surrounded 
 
 or protected by the sea : uXg, 
 
 epKog. 
 AXuvg, Eog, & 'AXievTi)g, ov, b, 
 
 a fisherman, max'iner : dXg. 
 AXtsvTiicbg, i), bv, ])ertaining to 
 
 fishing : 'AXitvTiKi], ijg, y, the 
 
 art of fishing : fr. 
 AXuvu), to fish, f. evcTU), p. Ka : 
 
 dXitvg. 
 AXi^oj, to salt, season, sprinkle, 
 
 cure with salt : f. I'trtu, p. i'/XiKa, 
 
 pass. 'yXiOfiai, a. I. yXia9r]v, f. 1. 
 
 dXt<T0//(To/trtt : fr. dXg. 
 AXi'^w, f. (Tw, to assemble, col- 
 lect : dXi)g. 
 AXi'Cdjvfov, gen. \i\. Jlal'izonum, a 
 
 projjer name. 
 'AXii'ipjjg, eog, b, y, rowing over 
 
 the sea : dXg, tpkcrcrit). 
 'AXirjxka, ace. fr. 'AXujxijg, eog, 
 
 b, //,sea-resoundinjx, resounding 
 
 with the waves : dXg, yx^g. 
 ' AXi9wg, Dor. for j)X(yioc, foolish, 
 
 vain : 'AXi9iu}g, adv. in vain. 
 A)<i9og, b, y, without stones : a, 
 
 Xi9og. 
 ' AX'iKXvryToc, b, if, sca-washed : 
 
 dXg, kXv(^(ij. 
 
 (23) 
 
 AXiKTVTTog, b, y, sea-beaten, re- 
 sounding on or beating the sea: 
 dXg, KTVTTog. 
 
 'AXij^aCovtiig, the name of a peo- 
 ple. 
 
 'AXififvog, b, y, without a JJort, 
 affording no refuge : a, Xcyu/'/v. 
 
 "AXi^og, b, y, marine, briny. Al- 
 so a shrub so called, because 
 it grows in maritime places : 
 dXg. 
 
 'AXqiog, 0,7/, not hungry, appeas- 
 ing hunger. Th. Xifiog. 
 
 'AXijjivplitig, laaa, tv, flowing into 
 the sea : & 
 
 ' AXiiivpyg, fog, b, y, washed by 
 the sea : dXg, fxvpu). 
 
 'AXlvl 'ho, Cj, f. iianj, to roll : dX/w. 
 
 'AXiv^'il9pa, ag, y, a place to roll 
 in, maze, labyrinth : dXivCku). 
 
 'AXivSovfxai, to roll, wallow, for 
 KaXiv^'OVfiai. 
 
 "uiXivog, 1], ov, salt, salted : dXg. 
 
 "AXivog, b, y, without nets, not 
 made with nets : a, Xivov. 
 
 'AAI A, iKog, i), al'ica, a kind of 
 pottage, frumenty, barley-broth. 
 AXt^, iKog, b, y. Dor. for 7;Xi^. 
 AXi^avTog, b, y, washed by the 
 sea : dXg, ^a'lvio. 
 AXt'oto, gen. Ion. fr. dXiog. 
 AXioKavcTTog, Dor. for yXioKav- 
 
 (TTOg. 
 
 AXioc, ov, b. Dor. for yXiog. 
 
 AXiog, b, >}, marine ; also, fruit- 
 less, vain, ineffectual, because 
 the sea is uni)roductive : dXc- 
 
 AXioTpt(pt)g, kog, b, y, nourished 
 in the sea : dXg, Tpt^uj. 
 
 AXtow, to render fruitless or 
 vain, f. loToj, p. wica : dXg. 
 
 AXiTraarog, b, y, sprinkled with 
 salt or the sea : dXg, ndaffio. 
 
 AXiTzXayKTog, b, y, wandering 
 
 over the sea, round which the 
 
 sea wandei-s or rolls, sailed 
 
 around : dXg, TvXayKTog. 
 
 'AX'nrXi]^, rjyog, b, t'l^ sea-beaten, 
 
 lashed by the sea : dX(;,7rX//cr(Tw. 
 
 'AXiTrXoog, b, y, contr. dXiTrXorc, 
 
 sailing on the sea, surrounded 
 
 by or sunk m the sea, washed 
 
 over by the sea : dXg, TrXkui. 
 
 ' AX'iTTvoog, b, y, sea-breathing, 
 
 blowing from the sea: dXg, 
 
 TTvkuJ. 
 
 'AXi7r6p<pvpog, 6, y, sea-purple, 
 
 sea-coloured : dXg, 7rop<piipa. 
 'AXippavTog, b, 7/, sprinkled with 
 
 sea-water : dXg, pa'ivio. 
 'AXippo9og, b, r), in which the sea 
 
 murmurs, murmured around by 
 
 the sea : dXg, poOog. 
 'AXippvTog, b, y, flowed around 
 
 by the sea : dXippvTov uXaog, 
 
 the soa. 
 "A A I IS, adv. enough, moderately ; 
 
 abundantly, crowdedly : dXyg. 
 
AAE 
 
 AAE 
 
 'A\d(TTwp, opoQ, 6, a perpetrator 'AXt/a, //,same as aXitm, fishing. 
 
 of things never to be forgotten, 
 
 detestable, a fiend, avenger, evil 
 
 genius ; pi. aXdrrropcg : n,\r]Oio. 
 'AXd'rag^ a, 6, Dor. for 'AX/yn/c, 
 
 oi% o, the proper name of a man. 
 
 'AXuTo, he was wandi'ring, 'A 
 
 sinu;. imp. Ion. for rjXdrOy fr. 
 
 dXdofiai. 
 "AXaro, Dor. for ijXarOy he leaped, 
 
 3 sing. a. 1. ni. fr. aXXofiai. 
 'AXaioTvgy voq, r), blindness : fr. 
 
 dXaog. 
 "AXyt', for ciXyea, pi. fr. dXyog, 
 
 dat. (iXytni. 
 'AXymbg, /), ov, grievous, pain- 
 ful, troublesome : dXyog. 
 'AXytivwg, adv. with trouble or 
 
 amioyance. 
 'AXyf'w, w, f. ritrto, p, ■i'lXyrjKa, to 
 
 be in pain, grieving : aXyof. 
 
 Hence 
 'AXyi)Cu)V, oi'og, //, & *A\y;/^ia, 
 
 arog, ro, a pain, grief: & 
 'AXy)iaog, ti, Of, painful, grievous, 
 
 atHieting. 
 'AXyr)<Tac, dXyi](7d(jay a. 1. \M\vt. 
 
 fr. fiXystu. 
 'AXyz/att;, ewc> V> ^ feeling of 
 
 pain, jtain, sorrow : dXytw. 
 * AXyivotvTci, ace. fr. ' AXyivoug, 
 
 tfT(T(t, ti', <i;rievous : fr. dXyog. 
 'AXyiiov, dXyirTTog, more griev- 
 ous, most grievous, comi)ar. &, 
 
 sup( rl. fr. 
 'AAroS, eng, to, pain of body, 
 
 grief of mind, suffering : dXtyio 
 'AXyouaa, grieving, part, pres 
 
 f. j^., fr. aAy£o'. 
 'AXyr»V(t>, f. vvut, to grieve or 
 
 cause pain, atllict : dXyvpojj.ai, 
 
 to mourn, feel sorrow : dXyog. 
 'AXtaivM, the same as aXcioj. 
 'AAAK'U, or *AX^to, f. ijaio, p. Ka, 
 
 to make to increase or grow : 
 
 also, 'AXdi](TK(v, f. -qnut, the same: 
 
 and in a neuter sense, to grow. 
 'AAE'A, ag, >'/, Ion. dXf//, ?/(;, ?/, 
 
 warmth, the genial warmth of 
 
 the sun ; flight, escape. 
 'AXed'Coj, f. ddui, to be warm, en- 
 joy wamnth ; to shun. Fr. dXsa. 
 *AXfaii'(t)j to warm, grow warm. 
 'AXtcKrOaij a. 1. inf. m. for dXtii- 
 
 (jaaBcn, \y\ sync. fr. dXsio, to 
 
 shun, avoid, escape, for which 
 
 also dXivu). 
 'AXfytiTug, r), ov, full of pain, 
 
 grief, or trouble ; distressing : 
 
 dXyttvug. 
 'AXtyiXio, to care, f. tViu, p. iKa,Si. 
 'AXtyi'i'w, to attend to, prepare : 
 
 fr. 
 'AAETQ, f. ^10, to care, regard, 
 
 take care of, reckon. 
 'AXitivbg, ?), bi'f warm, tepid : 
 
 dXta. 
 'AXffji'tu, to avoid : dXhivov, 
 
 impf. Ion. for //Xf£tj'o»' : dXfoj, 
 'aXu;, i}g, i), heat ; flight. Ion. 
 
 for dXka, 
 
 ' AXuavTog, 6, »/, imsmoothed, un- 
 ground : a, Xtinnut). 
 
 'AXtiap, ciTog, to, wheat-meal, 
 flour : dXiio. 
 
 'AXf tyu/ia, oTog, to, ointment, mic- 
 tion : dXti(pio. 
 
 'AXtToc, ov, 6, Dor. for 'UXiiog, 
 El can, belonging to Elis. 
 
 ' AXi ITT Tiioiov, ov, TO, a room for 
 anointinjif at the bath. 
 
 'AXtiTTTijg, nv, ti, al'ijita, an anoint- 
 er, master of the jMi/astra : <It 
 
 'AXtnrTpoif, ov, to, an ointment- 
 pot : dXti(p(o. 
 
 'ax tig, tlrra, tv, part. pres. fr. 
 dX»/jut, collecting or drawing him- 
 self up, croucliin<r down : l;ut 
 
 "I 
 ' AXf i(,'»^- 2. part, pjiss. fr. dXiaKoj. 
 
 * AXtiffov, ou, Tb,i\i\ embossed cup 
 or f^oblet : o, XtToc. 
 
 'AXeinjg, oi>, 6, a sinner, wicked 
 ])erson : dXirUo. 
 
 'AXeiTovpyjjnia, ag, ■>), immunity 
 from the peilormance of public 
 ottices : a, XtiTovpy'su). 
 
 *AXtt0ap»Iv*AXf<^;«,aror,rc. oint- 
 ment, oil, fat, grease, pitch : fr. 
 
 'AAEJ''I>Q, to anoint, besmear, 
 bedaub ; encourage ; efface, f. 
 i//a>, p. ijXtKpa : a. 1. part. dXd- 
 \pag : a. 2. iiXi^ov : perf. m. 
 yXoi(l)a, Att. dX))Xi(l)a. 
 
 'AXfKTt)p, rjpog, 6, poet, by sync, 
 for dXtiiiiTi'if) : dXf'^io. 
 
 'AXeKTopig, icog, y, a hen. 
 
 ' AXtKTupo(pio7'ia, ag, ?/, the crow- 
 ing of a cock, the third watch 
 of the night among the Jews, 
 three in the morniny: : dXtKTioo, 
 
 (piOVlJ. 
 
 "AXfKTpog, 6, I'l, without a bed or 
 
 sleep ; unmarried : a, Xffcrpov. 
 ' AXfKTpvojv, oi'cg, b, i), a cock, 
 
 hen. 
 'AXsKTujp, opog, b, a cock, which 
 
 by crowing; rouses men from 
 
 sleoj) : a, XiKTpov. 
 'AXs^ciTog, Dor. for ijXtfiaTog. 
 'AXtv for dXijfTai', liceot., were 
 
 shut in, collected together : see 
 
 iuXr]. 
 AXi^di'^pna, ag, ?'/, Ah\randria, 
 
 a city. Hence 
 ' AXi^uv^ptvg, tog, b, a citizen of 
 
 Alexandria. 
 'AXt^av^plvog, i], ov, of or bc- 
 
 loiifrintr to Alexandria. 
 ' AX'f-^av^pog, ov, b, Alrjrander, a 
 
 Macedonian king: dXt'iio,dvii(j. 
 ' AXttdvtiiog, b, //, keeping off" the 
 
 wind ; dAc^w, dvffiog. 
 'AXk^aaOai, to havt^ assisted, ])y 
 
 sync, for dXt^naaOai, a. 1. inf. 
 
 m. fr. dXi^o) or dXi^tio. 
 'AXtKfpti'ai, to assist. Dor. & Ion. 
 
 for dXe^iiv or dXt^tXv. 
 'AXi'$,tu), f. )](no, to avert, ward 
 
 off', repel, defend, aid, assist. 
 
 Hence 
 
 (22) 
 
 AAH 
 
 'AXeEfjfia, aTog, rb, the means of 
 averting, a remedy. 
 
 'AXtti]<JHt, he mij;ht have avert- 
 ed, 3 sing. a. 1. opt. act. ^Eol. fr. 
 dXt^fio. 
 
 'AX't^qaig, nog, i), a defending, 
 succouring : & 
 
 'AXt^//r//(), v,pog,b,k. 'AXt^i'jTwp, 
 opog, 6, a protector, defender : & 
 
 'AXt^i}Tt)pwg, o, ov, capal)le of 
 defending or averting : dXi^Eoj. 
 
 'AXiWtpyj, »;Ci ?), averting impre- 
 cations : dXt^io, and. 
 
 'AXtXiKOKog, b, y, averting evil : 
 dXt^oj, KaKcg. 
 
 'AXt^ipiipoTog, 6, J/, averting evils 
 from men : dXt^io, (ipoTog. 
 
 'AXf^if.iopog, 6, »/, averting fate 
 or death : dXfc^w, f-iopoc, death. 
 
 'AXiKi(l>dpi.iaKog, b, >/, supplying 
 an anti<lote against i)oison : d- 
 Xf^u>, (pdpjxaKov. 
 
 'AAE'Z12, or 'AXi^itv, f. i/tw, ]). 
 Ka, to avert, ward off', rei>el, 
 defend, assist. XI id. to defend 
 one's self, retaliate. 
 AXibg, d, bv, warm : also, mad, 
 foolish, for ifXicg. 
 
 'AXi(')Ti]c, ijTog, I/, a collection. 
 
 'AXt(Kppiov, oi'oc, o, ?;, mad, dis- 
 tracted : dXibg, (ppijv. 
 
 ' AXiiriCioTog, b, 7), not covered 
 with scales : a, Xnri^ojTog. 
 
 'AXiTi]r,ov,b, that grinds : bvovg 
 dXhag, mill-stones : dXUo. 
 
 "AXtToc, ov, b, the act of grinding. 
 
 'AXfr<)£vc, eujg,b,ii grinder, mill- 
 er. 
 
 'AXfTptvoj, f. iv(To), to grind. 
 
 ' AXtTpig, icog, 1), a female who 
 
 I 
 
 j;rind.- 
 
 'AXiTujv, CJvog, b, a mill for grind- 
 ing corn : fr. the same. 
 
 'AXivd^ai, iov, 01, AU'uada', tlie 
 sons of Aleuas. 
 
 'AXtvdptvog,a. 1. m. part, by sync, 
 for dXivmi^tvog. SodXtvdaOat, 
 inf. ; dXti'tiro, Ion. for yXtvauTo, 
 fr. dXftiu), for rtXtoj, to avoid. 
 See dXiaaQai. 
 
 'AXtvfiai, Dor. for dXovfiai, f. 2. 
 mid. fr. dXau. 
 
 'AXtvo^tvoc, dXEvof^dvT}, part. fr. 
 dXivofiai : see dXiaaUai. 
 
 "AXtvpoj', ov, TO, ground wheat, 
 flour : dXtu). 
 
 'AXivu), f. aio, to avert ; mid. 
 dXfvofiai, to avoid, shun, es- 
 cape : see dXtvdf.itvog. 
 
 'AAE'Q, to grind, f. tauj, j>. Ka. 
 Also, to avoid, guard against, 
 assemble, for which dXiofuii is 
 more usual. See dXi]f.itvat. 
 
 'AXeojfitOa, we should shun, i)res. 
 subj. fr. dXiOfiai. 
 
 'AXtbjpi), j/Cj */j ^ refuge, defence ; 
 escaj)e, fli;;ht : dXtoi. 
 
 'AX I), 7ig, //, a wandering, aber- 
 ration of intellect. 
 
 'AXijOiia, ag, t), truth, integrity, 
 
 
 i 
 
 i 
 
 AAII 
 
 reality : dXyOdijv, ace. Ion. : 
 
 dXi]9t)g. 
 'AXyjOtTTdraig, dat. pi. superl. f. 
 
 fr. dX7jGt)g, aXT]Q'iiST(.pog, dXr]- 
 
 OsffTaTog. 
 'AXi]OtVTiKbg, 7), bv, studious of 
 
 truth, true, upright : fr. 
 'AX7)0tvio, to speak truth, be 
 
 true, affirm as true, f. evao), p. 
 
 7)X)i0evKa, a. 1. imper. dXijOtv- 
 
 aov : dXiiOijg. 
 'AXiiOt]u], Ion. for dX7']0tia. 
 'AAHBH i},EoC,o, >/, true, honest, 
 
 uprii^ht, genuine, real, certain : 
 
 TO dXtiOic, truth : fr. a, X7)i)ij, 
 
 without concealment. 
 'AXtjOiCfTOai, z=z dX7j9ei'eiv. 
 'AX}]Oivbg, 1), 61^, true,real : dXij- 
 
 'AXijOofiavTig, (cog, o, //, a true 
 prophet : dXijOifg, fidvTig. 
 
 'AX>]Oo<Tvvr], 7]g, »'/, truth. 
 
 'AXtiOio, to grind, pound, f. tjtroj, 
 j>. 7)Xi]Ka : dXftu. 
 
 'WilOojg, Ion. d\7jOUog, 'AXt]Oi- 
 vvjg, Ac 'AXi]Okg, adv. truly : uXtj- 
 Oiig. 
 
 ' Wi'fiog, b, 7), without booty, 
 poor : a, Xrfig or Xtia. 
 
 *AX//tcrog c\. "AXXiiKTog, b, »/, in- 
 cessant, never-ceasing: a,Xi)yio. 
 
 'AXijKTU), 6og, 7), one of the Fu- 
 ries, as being restless : a, Xyyio. 
 
 ' AXijXsKa, I have ground, i)erf. 
 Att. for »;X//»ca, fr. dXiw, perf. 
 pass. dXijXtafiai, I have been 
 ground, part. dX7]Xt(7pivog. 
 
 'AXt']\i]pai, ])erf, for ?yX;j^at, Att. 
 fr, dXdo/nrtt, to wander. 
 
 'AXijXinfiai, perf. pass, for rj- 
 Xtt/i/i.u, Vty Att. redupl. ; whence 
 p.a't. dX//X(/(/(si'oc for //Xt«/</(£- 
 vog, & dXijXnrTai for //Xtirrrai. 
 
 *A\//Xi0rt, I have anointed, for 
 i'lX(i<pa, by Att. redupl. fr. d- 
 Xf(0((j. 
 
 "AXijj.ia, arog, Tb, a wandering, 
 roving. Th. dXdofiai. 
 
 'AXij^itvai, to be assembled, pres. 
 inf. Dor. for dX/J^oi, fr. dXijfti. 
 
 "AXimi, the same as 'AXau, a. 2. 
 idX/j, dXtv for dX?/cr«i', inf. dXt}- 
 vai, Dor. dXlj^uvai, ]>art. dXtig, 
 to collect together, draw one's 
 self up, crouch down, recoil. 
 
 'AXfjfiujv, ovog, 6, ?'/, wanderer, 
 vagabond : dXdo^tai. 
 
 'AX//7rroc, o, 7), not to be taken 
 or caught, invincible ; incon- 
 ceivable : a, XafiiSdvio. 
 
 'AXt)r,sog,b, 7), assembled, crowd- 
 ed, all together : dXig. 
 
 'AX7j(TTog, b, 7), Dor. dXaffTog, 
 never to be forgotten : a, Xav- 
 9dvM. 
 
 "AXtjrai, he should leap, 3 pers. 
 a. 1. subj. m. fr. dXXofiai. 
 
 'AX7jrf:ia, ijg, 7), a wandering, 
 rovin;>: : fr. 
 
 AAI 
 
 'AX?7r£i'(t», f. (Ta», to wander : fr. 
 'AX//r//c, ov, b, a wanderer, rover, 
 
 vagrant : dXdo^ai. 
 'AXOaia, ag, 7), Alt hwa, the name 
 
 of a woman. 
 'AXGaivio 6i 'AXOeu;, to heal : fr. 
 
 uXOoj. 
 'AXOtTO, was healed, inn)f. pass. 
 
 Ion. for -ijXOtTo, fr. dXOu). 
 "AABli, f. (Tw, 'AXdkii), f. yau), &i 
 
 'AXdaivoj, to heal, cure, cause to 
 
 grow, increase. 
 'AXi'a, ag, >/,an assembly of men : 
 
 uXi]g. Also a salt-cellar : dXg. 
 'AXidcVti, Cjv, o\, seafaring men, 
 
 nuiriners : d'X^. 
 ' A\iai)g, log, b, 7), blowing over 
 
 the sea : dXg, diji-ii. 
 'AXiaitTog or 'AXidtTog, ov, 6, 
 
 a sea-eagle, vulture, the eating 
 
 of which was forbidden to the 
 
 Jews : (iXg, ultTog. 
 'AXidKi.iova, accus. fr. 'AXiaKfiiov, 
 
 oiwg, b, the name of a river. 
 'AXdioTo^, b, t), inevitable, vehe- 
 ment, incessant, restless : a, 
 
 Xid^o). 
 'AXii3ag, avTog, b, sapless, life- 
 less, dead : a, Xifidg. 
 ' AXifSaTog, b, 7), Dor. for i)Xi/3a- 
 
 Tog. 
 'AXi(3poxog, 6, >y, washed by the 
 
 sea : dXg, /3p£xw. 
 ' AXLytiTiov, ovog, b, 7), borderhig 
 
 on the sea. 
 'AAI'rKIOS, ov, b, similar, like, 
 
 alike. 
 'AXicovog, b, 7), tossed or driven 
 
 about on the sea : dXg, Sovf.io. 
 'AXuia, ag, 7), fishing : fr. dXi- 
 
 ei)g. 
 'AXifpKijg, sog, b, r/, surrounded 
 
 or protected by the sea : uXg, 
 
 'ipKog. 
 'AXuvg, eog, iSc 'AXicit/)^, ov, b, 
 
 a fisherman, mariner : dXg. 
 'AXiivTiKbg, 1), bv, pertaining to 
 
 fishing : 'AXuvtiki], yg, 7), the 
 
 art of fishing : fr. 
 'AXuvo), to fish, f. evcTio, p. Ka : 
 
 dXitvg. 
 'AXi^u), to salt, season, sprinkle, 
 
 cure with salt : f. hu), p. ijXiKa, 
 
 pass. ijXiffnai, a. I. ifXiaO/jv, f. 1. 
 
 dXtaOi)(TOfiai : fr. dXg. 
 AXi^u), f. (Tw, to assemble, col- 
 lect : uXt'jg. 
 'AXi'Cojv(ov, gen. \)\. Jlcdizonum, a 
 
 proper name. 
 AXiypijg, eog, o, //, rowing over 
 
 the sea : dXg, Ipirrrrio. 
 'AXujx^n, ace. fr. 'AXi)]x>]q, eoc, 
 
 b, //, sea-resoundin-r, resounding 
 
 with the waves : dXg, »)x^t*« 
 'AXiGiog, Dor. for 7)XiOiag, foolish, 
 
 vain : 'AXt^tiu^, adv. in vain. 
 'AXiQog, b, 7), without stones : a, 
 
 XiOog. 
 'AXiKXvfTTor, b, 7), sea-washed : 
 
 dXg, kXv^u). 
 
 (23) 
 
 AAI 
 
 'AXiKog, Dor. for 7)XlKog, how 
 great. 
 
 'AXiKTVTTog, 6, 7), sea-beaten, rc- 
 soundinjr on or beating the sea : 
 dXg, KTvTTog. 
 
 'AXij-ui'^ovilg, the name of a peo- 
 l)le. 
 
 'AXififvog, b, 7), without a port, 
 affording; no refuge : «, Xifxt'jv. 
 
 "AXinog, b, 7), marine, briny. Al- 
 so a shrub so called, because 
 it gi'ow s in maritime places : 
 dXg. 
 
 "AXlf^wg, 6, j},not hungry, appeas- 
 ing hunger. Th. Xinog. 
 
 'AXifivpi)tig, t<j(ju,ev, flowuig into 
 the sea : & 
 
 ^AXijxvpijg, foc, b, 7), washed by 
 the sea : dXg, firpu). 
 
 'AXir( iu), Cj, f, lj(Tu), to roll : dXiio. 
 
 'AXivdyOpa, ag, 7), a place to roll 
 in, maze, labyrinth : dXivciio. 
 
 'AXivdovfiai, to roll, wallow, for 
 KaXiv^oi'nai. 
 
 "AXivog, >/, ov, salt, salted : dXg. 
 
 "AXivog, b, 7), without nets, not 
 made with nets : a, Xivov. 
 
 'A A IS, iKog, 7), allca, a kind of 
 p(»ttage, frumenty, barley-broth. 
 
 'AXt^, iKog, 6, 7), Dor. for 37X1!. 
 
 'AXi^avTog, b, r), washed by the 
 sea : dXg, ^ah/uj. 
 
 'AX(oto, gen. Ion. fr, dXioc. 
 AXioKavffTog, Dor. for j'/Xtofcau- 
 (TTog. 
 AXiug, ov, b. Dor. for yXiog. 
 
 'AXtog, b, 7), marine ; also, fruit- 
 less, vain, inettectual, because 
 the sea is unproductive : dXg. 
 
 'AXioTpt(piig, eog, b, »/, nourished 
 in the sea : dXg, Tpi:(ptv. 
 
 'AXtow, to render fruitless or 
 vain, f. loTu), p. ijjKa : dXg. 
 
 'AXiTratJTog, b, 7), sprinkled with 
 salt or the sea : dXg, T.'da(Tio. 
 
 AXiTrXayKTog, b, 7), wandering 
 over the sea, round w hich the 
 sea wandei-s or rolls, sailed 
 around : dXg, rrXayiCTog. 
 
 'AXtTrX/;^, rjyog, b, t)y sea-beaten, 
 lashed by the sea : dXg,7rXi)(r(Tio. 
 
 'AXimrXoog, b, 7), contr. dXirrXovg, 
 sailing on the sea, surrounded 
 by or sunk in the sea, washed 
 over by the sea : dXg, rrXso). 
 
 'AXiTTvoog, b, 7), sea-breathing, 
 blowing from the sea : dXg, 
 
 TTVeU). 
 
 'AXi7r6p<livpog, b, rj, sea-purple, 
 
 sea-coloured : dXg, iropipvpa. 
 'AXippavTog, b, 7), sj.rinkled with 
 
 sea-water : dXg, paivto. 
 'AXippoQog, b, 7), in which the sea 
 
 murmurs, munnured around by 
 
 the sea : dXg, poOog. 
 'AXippvTog, b, 7), flowed around 
 
 by the sea : dXippvTOv dXaog, 
 
 the sea. 
 "A A IS, adv. enough, moderately ; 
 
 abundantly, crowdedly : dXi'jg. 
 
AAK 
 
 AAA 
 
 'A\ig,i^og,r),Dor.for^n\ig^EHs,\'AXKd9oogy ov, 6, the name of a 
 
 a city of Peloponnesus. 
 
 'AAISFE'Q, f. ^<Tu>, p. TjKa, to 
 pollute, contaminate. Hence 
 
 'AXiaytjfia, arog, to, pollution. 
 
 AXtTfcojuat, (the pres. act. aXifTKu) 
 not in use) to be taken, seized, 
 captured, detected or found out, 
 be condemned or convicted, lose 
 one's suit, f. aXwero/L/at, perf. act. 
 in a pass, sense iiXioKa, Att. ca- 
 XwKa : a. 2. act. in a jiass. sense 
 i'jXuJV, Att. laXixju : inf. aXiouai, 
 part. aXovg, subj. aXw, i^g, «p^ : 
 pres. inf. pass. aXicricfcrOai: part. 
 aXi(Tic6i.itvug, 1], or: perf. j)ass, /y- 
 Xiofxai., aai, rai : ciXujOi, 2 sing, 
 a. 2. imper. pass. Th. aXoio. 
 
 "AAISMA, aTog, rb, the name of 
 a plant, plantain. 
 
 'AXtoTf^avot;, cSc ' AXi(Tre(p)]g, tog, 
 6, r), sea-girt : ciXg, aH^uj. 
 
 ' AXifTToiog, 6, y, sea-resounding : 
 a\g, arkrui. 
 
 'AXKTTpftpfujv, gen. pi. fr. 'AXt- 
 <Trpr0/)g, fog, 6, //, conversant 
 with the sea, seafaruig : aXg, 
 (Trps^io. 
 
 'AAITE'Q, or 'AXtraiVw, to sin, 
 offend, err, transgress, commit 
 a fault, f. rj(ru), p. yjXiTijKa, a. 1. 
 T](Ta, a. 2. yXiTou : uXtj. 
 
 a. 2, 
 
 *AXiry, he should offend, 
 suhj. fr. aXiriio. 
 
 'AXiTijfitvoc, violated, sinned a- 
 gainst, part. perf. pass. Ion. for 
 ■qXiTq^kvog, fr. the same. 
 
 'AXiTijuiov, o^fog, 6, y), offending, 
 sinning, sinful, wieked, tV 
 
 'AXiTt'jpiog, 6i 'AXiTTipbg, 6, r), 
 offending, wicked, villanous, 
 loaded with guilt ; avenging : 
 
 aXlTEU). 
 
 'AXiTrjQ, ov, 6, =: aXairrjg. 
 
 AXiTofiiji'og, see //Xiro/i/;i'Of. 
 'AXirovTo, Ion. for rjXiTovro, 
 
 they were offending, 3 pi. inipf. 
 
 mid. of aXiTEio. 
 'AXiroKtvog, 6, >'/, offending a- 
 
 gainst guests or the rites of 
 
 hospitality : aXireio, ^hog. 
 'AXiroaivo), to act ill, do wrong : 
 
 fr. ciXirpog. 
 'AXiTpoirog, b, >/, tossed at sea, 
 
 shipwrecked : aXg, rpSTrvj. 
 'AXirpia, ag. Si 'AXiTpoffuvrj, rjg, 
 
 »/, guilt, wickedness : IV. 
 'AXiTpbg, ov, b, a siimer, offender. 
 
 malicious man. 
 
 rogue. 
 
 knave. 
 
 Also adj. 6, tj, sinful, wicked 
 
 dXiTeu). 
 'AXirpvTog, 6, r), sea-worn, shat- 
 ^ tered by the sea : aXg, rpvio. 
 'AXiTVTTog, bf r), sea-beaten : aXg, 
 
 TVTTTiO. 
 
 |AAI'12, to roll, f. i(Tu), p. yXiKa. 
 'AX'iiog, adv. in vain : fr. liXing. 
 'AXjcd, dg, d, Dor. for dX<rj. 
 'AXKutig, laaa, iv, gen. tiTog, 
 contr. dvTog, Dor. for dXicr)Hg. 
 
 man. 
 
 'AXKain, ag, ?/, the tail of a lion. 
 
 'AXicatCrjg, ov, b, son of Alcieus. 
 
 'AXKa'iKbg,ov, b, belonging to Al- 
 cteus, as Alcaic metre. 
 
 'AXfcatoto, gen. Ion. for 'AXfca/'oy, 
 fr. 'AXxaXog, the name of a poet. 
 
 'AXKalog, a, ov, strong, powerful, 
 brave ; fr. dXKrj. 
 
 'AXkup, apog, to, a bulwark, de- 
 fence : dXKj). 
 
 ' AXKeiSdo, gen. ^li^ol. fr. 'AXkci- 
 Syjg, ov, b, the name of a man. 
 
 'AXicBio, w, f. ri<T(jj, to assist, ward 
 off" : fr. 
 
 'AAKir, rjc, »'/, strength, force, 
 valour, courage, aid, assistance, 
 defence, remedy, fight, battle. 
 
 'AXKtjffTig, icog, i), Alcestis, the 
 name of a woman. 
 
 'AX»ci, dat. sing, fr. dX%, dXKog. 
 
 'AAKIBIA'AIOS, or 'A\Ki\iiog, 
 the name of a herb, a kind of 
 alkanet, bugloss, anc/ius'i, effica- 
 cious against the bite of ser- 
 pents. 
 
 AXKtfiog, 6, >/, .strong, stout, ro- 
 bust, bi-ave : fr. uXkIj. Also a 
 proper name. 
 
 'AXKi^pujv, ovog, b, »'/, stout- 
 hearted, magnanimous : dX^, 
 <ppt)p. 
 
 'AXk-ficiiovidai, Cjv, o'l, the Alcma3- 
 onidie, fr. 'AXtcfiaiiov, ovog, b, 
 A/cmceon, the son of Amphia- 
 raus. 
 
 'AXKixrjvr], Alanene, the name of 
 a Woman. 
 
 'AXjcrz/p, lipog, b, a defender, jiro- 
 
 tector : ace. dXKrTjpa : fr. uXk)). 
 
 'AXkvovtj, T]g, )), Alcyone, the 
 
 name of a woman. 
 
 AXkviov, 8c 'AXktvwv, ovog, b, a 
 halcyon, king-fisher. ' AXKvovig, 
 iCog, >), a dimin. fr. the same : 
 
 also an adj. halcyon, tnuniuil, 
 i/Hspai. b V. aXg, kvuj. 
 'AXKio & 'AXuXkio, to keep off, 
 
 protect, defend, f. uX^io or «X- 
 
 fc/;Tw, dXaXK})(Tu} : a. 2. IjXaX- 
 
 Kuv : d\Kr]. 
 'A AAA', but, however, yet, ne- 
 vertheless, moreover, at least, 
 
 surely, yes, than : dXX' for dXXd, 
 
 but dXX' for aXXo : d\Xd ys, but 
 
 at least, but yet : dXXd yap, but 
 
 yet, however : dXXd fitjv, but 
 
 yet, moreover : dXX' ij, unless. 
 
 'AXXa is neut. pi. fr. aXXo^. 
 'AXXaytj, rig, »}, a change, ex- 
 change, interchange, traffic ; 
 
 compensation, reconciliation, a- 
 
 greement : & 
 'AXXayf.ia, aTog, ro, the thing ex- 
 ^ changed, exchange : dXXdtrffu}. 
 AXXaKTSog, a, ov, to be changed: 
 
 dXXaKTtov, it is necessary to 
 
 change, one must change. 
 
 'AXXaXoicrtVjDor.foraXXHXoiati/, 
 (24) 
 
 AAA 
 
 dat. pi. fr. the gen. dXXiiXiov. 
 
 ' AXXaXotpovia, ag, i), Dor. for dX- 
 XriXo<povia. 
 
 'AXXuv, gen. Dor. for dXXwi', & 
 ace. sing, for dXXyjv, fr. dXXog. 
 
 ' AXXavTOTToibg, ov, b, a sausage- 
 maker: dXXdr, TToiiio, 
 
 ' AXXavToTTUjXkio, f. ijffio, to sell 
 sa usages : dXX«f, TruiXiuj. 
 
 ' AXXavT07ru)Xi]g, ov, b, a seller of 
 .sausages : fr. the same. 
 
 'AXXd^aiTo, a, 1. opt. m. : dXXa- 
 ^aaOai, inf. : dXXdt,ai, a. 1. inf. 
 act. fr. dXXdaau). 
 
 'AXXdg, dvTog, b, a sausage, pud- 
 ding. 
 
 'AAAA'SSQ, or 'AXXarrw, Att. 
 to change, exchange, give or 
 take one thing for another, in- 
 terchange, repay, retaliate : mid. 
 to exchange with one another, 
 Itarter, buy, sell : f. ^w, p. i)X- 
 Xa\'«, a. 2. yXXayov, p( rf. pass. 
 ijXXay^ai, a. 1, i]XXdx9i]v, f. 
 1. d\XaxOti<Tofiai, f. 2. dXXay/y- 
 (TOfjiai : fr. dXXog. 
 
 'AXXd-Ta, the rest, for uXXa 
 aTTa. 
 
 AXXrt^^ou &i 'AXX«;^^, otherwise; 
 elsewhere : *AX\oc dXX«xj/, one 
 in one direction, and another in 
 another. 'AXXaxbBtv, 'AXXa- 
 XoOe, from another place. 'aX- 
 XaxoOi, elsewhere, 'AXXaxoffi, 
 to another place : fr, dXXog. 
 
 'AXXd'tjjv, of others, gen. /Eol. fur 
 dXXujv, fr. dXXog. 
 
 'AXXfyoi' for dvdXtyov, & this 
 Ion, for dviXeyov, imperf. fr. 
 dvaXsyo). 
 
 'AXXs^ai, poet, for draXl^at, a, 1, 
 inf. act, fr. dvaXtyiv. 
 
 AXXy, adv. in another way : dX- 
 X.7, j), other : fr, dXXog. 
 
 AXXiiyopia, ag, y, an allegory, a 
 ligure of s])eech conveying a 
 secret meaning, different from 
 
 tin? apparent or literal one. 
 
 'AXX;;yopi(c6c, >/, bv, allegorical, 
 figurative. 
 
 ' AXXijy opoufisva, lov, Ta, things 
 figuratively said, allegorical re- 
 presentations, pres, part, pass, 
 fr. dXXyjyopkoj, f. yauj, to speak 
 or explain allegorically : aXXog^ 
 dyoptvu). 
 
 \\XXr]KTog, b, »/, poet, for dXrjK- 
 Tog. 'AXXtjKTov, adv. unceas- 
 
 'AXXj^Xyo-t, dat. pi. Ion. for dX- 
 
 XyXatg, fr. dXX)'/Xa>v. 'AXXi'j- 
 
 Xoi'iv, dat. dual poet, for dXXij- 
 
 Xoiv. 
 'AXX)]Xoma, allehijah, indecl, 
 
 Ilebr, i, e, Pi'aise ye Jehovah. 
 'AXXiiXo(payui, ag, ?/, a feeding 
 
 on each other : dXXyXujv, tpd- 
 
 yo fiai. 
 'AXX)iXot})ovia, ag, i), mutual 
 
 slaughter : aXXriXinv, (povog. 
 
 i 
 
 I 
 
 AAA 
 
 ' AXX7]Xo<p6vog, b, i), slaying each 
 other : fr. the same. 
 'AXXyXiov, gen. pi. without a 
 nom,, being a triptote : dat, dX- 
 XijXoig, aig, oig : ace. dXXi'iXovg, 
 ag, a, of or among one another, 
 mutually, reciprocally. Th. dX- 
 Xog. 
 'AXXoyevqg, eog, b, //, of a dif- 
 ferent nation, an alien, foreigner: 
 dXXng, ytvog. 
 'AXXoyXujacTog, 6, //, of a different 
 tongue, speakhig a different lan- 
 guage : dXXog, yXuxraa. 
 'AXXoyvokio, G), f. tyo-w, I judge to 
 Ije another, mistake for another: 
 dXXoyvMaag, contr. for dXXo- 
 yvo fjcrag: dXXog, yvod, yivioOKio. 
 ' AXXoyviiJTog, b, //, known (only) 
 to others, strange, foreign : dX- 
 Xog, yiVtsXTKiO. 
 'AXXodarrbg, i], b}',K 'AXXo^arrtjg, 
 fog, 6, >/, extraneous, foreign : 
 dXXof^, 
 'AXXo€idi}g, tog, b, rf, differently 
 
 sl)aj)ed : dXXog, ilcog. 
 'AXxoOiv, adv. from another 
 place: dXXoGtv dXXo|^, one from 
 one place, and another from an- 
 other : 'AXXoOi, elsewhere. 
 'AXXo^poof , b, y, uttering another 
 language, foreign : dXXog, 9p6og, 
 a voice. 
 'AXXoToc, a, ov, diverse, difterent : 
 fr, dXXog. Hence 
 AXXotow, to, f. wCToj, p, yjXXoiioKa, 
 to change, alter, alienate. Hence 
 'AXXoiu)(Tig, etog, >'/, change, alter- 
 ation, alienation, 
 "AXXoK-a, Dor. for aXXore, at 
 another time. 
 'AXXotcoTog, b, ?'/, monstrous, per- 
 verse, unnatural, extraordinary, 
 unusual : same as dXXoroKOf. 
 "AAAOiMAI, to leap, bound, 
 •spring, rush, palpitate, imi)f. 
 yXXonqv, f, 2. m. dXoufiaL, a. 1, 
 m. i'lXXdf^iyv. 
 
 AXXo7rd9tia, ag, ?/, the suffering 
 from another : dXXog, TrdOog. 
 'AXXoTTaOijg, eog, 6, >'/, suffering 
 from another : dXXog, -rrdOog. 
 AXXoTTporraXXoc, 6, >/, changeable, 
 shifting from one to another ; 
 epith, of Mai's : vocat. dXXo- 
 TTpofTaXXe : dXXog, Trpbg, dXXog. 
 AXXof, dXXij, dXXo, alius, an- 
 other, other, different, foreign : 
 TO dXXo 'EXXrjviKbv, i) ciXXij 
 'EXXdg, the rest of Greece. 
 AXXo<Tf , adv. aliorsum, to another 
 place : aXXorrk ttoi, any whither. 
 AXXorf, adv. at another tune, 
 onewhile. 
 
 AXXoTpioBTritTKOTTog, b, i), an in- 
 spector of others' affairs, a busy 
 body, meddler : dXXoTpiog, iiri- 
 (rKkTTTof.iai. 
 
 AXXoTpiog, a, ov, belonging to 
 another, foreign, inconsistent, 
 
 AAO 
 
 inimical to. Th. dXXog. 
 ' AXXoTpiocppovito, to think differ- 
 ently from another, be of a dif- 
 ferent party : dXXorptd^, <<)pi]v. 
 'AXXoTpioio, f, wcw, to alienate, 
 
 estrange : aXXoTpiog. 
 'AXXo<pd(T(T(o, to be disturbed in 
 
 mind : dXXot;, (pdio, to sjieak. 
 'AXXo(l)pnveiiJv, thinking of some- 
 thing else, insane : dXXog, (ppr/v. 
 AXXo(J)vXi(T^ibg, ov, b, an extni- 
 neous or foreign rite : &. 
 ' AXXoipvXog, b, 7),ofanoth<n*tribe, 
 alien, foreign : dXXog, ^vXr). 
 AXXo<pLovog, b, y, of another lan- 
 guage, foreign : dXXog, (piovy. 
 'AXXo;^pooc, contr. 'AXXo^^poi^t;, b, 
 y, of a difterent colour or ap- 
 l)earance : dXXng, xpoa. 
 AXXo;)(;pwt', toTog, b, »;, having 
 another api)earance, looking 
 strange : dXXog, xpw^. 
 "AXXvdig, in another place, else- 
 where, poet, for dXXaxov. 
 AXXvefTKe, poet, & Ion. for dv- 
 tXve, he was undoing, impf. act. 
 fr. dXXvio, poet, for dvaXvio. 
 AXXiTo^, 6, //, j)oet. for dXiTO^. 
 'AXXioOev, per cdaiin, for dXXo- 
 
 " AXXiog, adv. otherwise, differ- 
 ently, in other respects, rashly, 
 fruitlessly, merely ; dXX^g Tt 
 Ka\, especially : dXXog. 
 
 "AXf.iaTL, dat. sing, fr. "AX/ia, 
 aTog, TO, a leaping, leap : dX- 
 Xofiai. 
 
 "AXf.ievog, by sync, for dXXofjievog, 
 a soft breathing being })ut ^Eol. 
 for the aspirate, fr. dXXojiai. 
 
 "AX/tr/, yg, y, salt water, saltness, 
 brine, the sea : dXg. Hence 
 
 'AXfit'ieig, taaa, tv, Sc 'AX/ttjfpoc, 
 d, ov, salt, saltish, briny, brack- 
 ish. 
 
 'AXjuvpdjSyg & 'AXfu'odijg, eog, b, 
 >/, salt, saltish : dXg, eJcng. 
 
 "AX^, Kog, y, same as oXki). 
 AX^t^, eojg, y, plur. dX^eig, ram- 
 l)arts : dXk^io. 
 
 'AXodQelg, a. 1. part, pass. fr. 
 
 'AAOA'i.2, Att, aXodoj, to grind, 
 Ijound, bruise, thresh, beat, drive 
 round, f, y<Tio, p. i]Ka : dXodov- 
 Tog, ufVTog, gen, sing. |>art. pres. 
 Also dXoidio. Fr. dXiog. 
 
 ''AXol5og, b, y, having no lobe or 
 liver ; and therefore, of bad 
 omen in sacrifices : a, X6j5og. 
 
 'AXoyevofiat, f, evao^iai, to be ir- 
 rational, insane : aXoyo^. 
 
 'AXoyau, Cj, to disregard, despise. 
 Mid. to err, fail, f. yaio, p. ytza : 
 
 ' AXoyi'a, ag, y. Ion. dXoyiy, want 
 of reason or sense, carelessness, 
 disregard, contempt : a, Xoyog. 
 
 'AXoyiarog, b, y, wanting thought, 
 inconsiderate, irrational ; incal- 
 culable : a,Xoyi^onai. 
 (25) 
 
 AAS 
 
 AXoyog-, 6, y, void of reason, ir- 
 rat ional, unreasonable, absurd ; 
 mute, inexpressible : a, Xoyog. 
 'AAO'H. yg, y, the herb aloes. 
 'AXo;;r/}p, ypog, b, a thresher, 
 bi-uiser, Hail : dXodio. 
 AXoyrbg, ov, b, the threshing- 
 season, threshing : dXodot. 
 'AXoOev, adv. from the sea : 
 
 d'X^. 
 'AXoi'a, he was beating, 3 sing, 
 impf. Ion. for yXoia, fr. d- 
 Xotdu). 
 'AXoidopog, b, y, not reviling, 
 without reproaches : a, Xoido- 
 peuj. 
 'AXoiyv &, 'AX<^yv, a. 2. opt. act. 
 
 fr. dXitTKio. 
 'AXoifiav, Dor. for dXoifxyv, I 
 
 sing. a. 2. opt. m, fr. dXXo^ai. 
 
 'AXoi<p}j, dat, fr, 'AXot0/), ijg, y, 
 
 ointment, unction : fr. dXeicpio. 
 
 'AXovTe, being taken, a. 2, i>art. 
 act. dual, fr, dXorg. 
 
 "AXo^, oKog, y, the same as avXaK, 
 a furrow, scratch, wound ; till- 
 ing, sowing : the marriage bed. 
 
 ^AXoc;, Dor. for yXog, a nail. 
 
 'AXoav^vt}, i]g, y, sj)rung from or 
 daughter of the sea, an epith. 
 of Thetis or Amphitrite : dXg, 
 vSvyg. 
 
 'AXoi'pyyg, eog, b, y. Si 'AXoj'p- 
 ybg, y, ov, literally, .sea-wrought, 
 i. e. of marine or genuine pur- 
 ple : rtXt;, tpyov. 
 
 'AXovpyig, i^og, y,a purple cover- 
 ing or rol)e : fr, tlu? same. 
 AXovg, ovTog, captured, taken, 
 a, 2. part, act. fr, dXitTKoj. 
 
 'AXovaia, ag, y, want of washhig, 
 uncleanliness : a, Xovoj. 
 AXo(l)og, b, //,crestless: a,X6(pog. 
 
 "AXoxog, ov, y, a bed-fellow, wife, 
 spouse, concubine, maid : dat. 
 dXnxoi : a for dfxa, Xexog. 
 
 AXoio, f. M<Tijj, to take, obsol. : 
 whence dXiaKoj borrows some 
 tenses. 
 
 AXoio, 2 sing. Impf, fr. dXdofiai, 
 dXrtov, dXw, poet, dXo(U. 
 
 ' AXoiovrai, poet, for dXutvTat, fr. 
 aXaof-iai. 
 
 ''AX7rttc,ol,u'///>j<,high mountains: 
 dat. j)l. 'AXTremv. 
 
 'AXTTviCTTog or " AXTTiffrog, most 
 sweet, most delightful ; fr. 9dX- 
 TTio, to cherish : hence 9aX7rvbg, 
 9aX7n'lun', 9dXTri>icrTog, and, 
 omitting 9, dXirviaTog. 
 
 "A AS, dXbg, b, salt : in this sense 
 the plur, dXtg is generally used : 
 hence metaph. society, inter- 
 course, hospitality : Dem. 400. 
 TTov '3k dXeg ; ttov rp.r 7^f^at ; 
 TTov (TTTov^ai ', also wit, plea- 
 santry. 
 
 "AXf , rtXoc, //, the sea : dXXofxai. 
 
 'AXffyi^eg, u)V, ai, wood-nymphs: 
 fr. 
 
AAY 
 
 A\(Tog, foc, TO, a grove, sacred 
 grove, >vooil, forest, sacred 
 ground ; ttovtiov dXcrug, the 
 sea : aXceu). Hence 
 
 'AXfT<.V;>;(;, sag, 6, //, woody, 
 wooded, like a grove. 
 
 'AXviKog, //, 01', agile : fr. aXko- 
 11(11. 
 
 AXrOf or ciKto^ he leaped, for 
 ijXnTo, fr. fVAXo^ai : a. 1. ni. 
 tjXd/.it]}-f i'jXio^ ifXaro, by sync, 
 tiXto, Ion. ciXto. Others say it 
 is the plusq. ])erf. fr. yXfijjv, 
 r]X(T(), ijXro, with a soft breath- 
 hig yEol. for an asj)irate. 
 
 AAY'H, 7;c, //, the wood in which 
 the ])lough-tail is fixed : a, Xvoj. 
 
 AXvKog, i), 01^, salt, briny, bitter: 
 a At,-, salt. 
 
 AXvKTuZco, to be in perplexity 
 or dread : aXvio. 
 
 'AXvKTOTrf-Cyfji, dat. pi. Ion. fr. 
 'AXvKTOTrkcij, ?;r, >), as if «Aj'Kr- 
 Tofj Trkcr], an indissoluble fetter. 
 
 'AXvKTog, metrically for dXvTog, 
 
 indissoluble : a, Xvio. Also, per- 
 
 ])lexed, anxious : uXvoj. 
 'AXv'^ag, a. 1. part. act. ; dXv- 
 
 Ktrai, f. 1. ni. fr. dXvnKu). 
 
 AXi'^tt,*, Siog, »), an escape : a- 
 
 XlXJKlO. 
 
 'AXvovcr'f for dXvov(Ta, part. fr. 
 aXvio. 
 
 'AXv7rr]Tog, & 'AXT'Troc, 6, >/, 
 without grief, sorrow, or afflic- 
 tion : not causing grief or sor- 
 row : compar. dXvTrorepog : fr. 
 
 «, XvTT?]. 
 
 'AXvTTojg, adv. without sorrow. 
 
 *AXi'e, vog, ?), idle sauntering, 
 sloth : ('(Xvio. 
 
 * AXvaOaivu), f. arui, to be desti- 
 tute of strength, afflicted, feeble, 
 sad : dXvii). 
 
 "AXj'0-<c, lojg, i), a chain : a, Xvm. 
 
 'AXvmrtXiig, ^og, 6, )/, unpro- 
 fitable, useless, injurious : a, 
 Xvis), T^Xog. 
 
 'AXvoKalovTi^ to one flying, dat, 
 part. fr. ' AXv(TKdlo), \o rdnm, 
 seek an opportunity of escapinf'. 
 Fr. 
 
 AXjVfcw, f. ^(t», to avoid, shun, 
 
 fly, endeavour to escape, escape, 
 
 stray : aXvio. 
 'AXvcTfibg, ovj 6, anxiety : fr. d- 
 
 Xv(tj. 
 
 AA12 
 
 AXv(T<nOy to be anxious, per- 
 
 ^ ])lexed, mad, or furious : dXuio. 
 
 'AXvTijg, ov, 6, a lictor, beadle. 
 
 'AXuroi:, o, /), unloosened, indis- 
 soluble : inexplicable : a, Xvoj. 
 
 *AAv'Q, or 'AXjy'w, f. cfm, to wan- 
 der, indulge in wild fancies, be 
 disturbed or perplexed in mind, 
 be oppressed or afflicted, de- 
 spair, mourn, rave, be frantic, 
 flutter with hope: fr. a «Sc Xino, 
 because dXmo is the same as 
 Xvaiv rCJu KciKoJy ov^ tv^ioKo), 
 
 or fr. dXu). Hence Lat. allu- 
 chior. 
 
 'AA4>A, name of the fii-st letter 
 in the Gr. alphabet ; also, hold- 
 inj; the fii-st rank in any thing. 
 
 'AX^ajVoj, f. ai'w, to find, dis- 
 cover, obtain, meet with, a. 2. 
 J/X0O1/, oi»t. dX(poifii. 
 
 'AX0a7oc, 01', o, Afphaus, the 
 proper name of a man. 
 
 AXtpnag^ 01', o, also 'AX(l)nbg, or, 
 6, the name of a I'iver. 
 
 'AX0£rT(73otoc, a, or, literally, 
 findini; or accpiiring oxen : hence 
 TTauOlvoi cfX(pt(Tij5iiiai, virgins 
 whose beauty finds suitors, and 
 who receive larije marriaire- 
 presents, chiefly oxen ; but vCojp 
 aX^fo-., water that refreshes or 
 fattens oxen : dX(l,ai}'io, l3ovg. 
 
 AX(p)jfTTi)g, oy, o, an inventor, 
 ingenious man, chief : dvt^ng 
 dX^tjfTTal, men in genenil : dX- 
 
 'AX(pi}frr)}mv, Ion. for dX^^frrcng. 
 "AAclJlTON, ov, TO, pearl-barley, 
 barley-meal, bread, corn. 
 ' AXtpiToTToua, ag, //, the ju-epa- 
 ^ ration of barley: dXtpirov, Trodo). 
 AX^iTorriTsio, f. yrruj, to eat bar- 
 ley or barley-bread: dXtpiTov, 
 frirkuj. 
 
 AX(t>bg, ov, u, the white leprosy, 
 rlfl/'i^o. 
 
 _'AXw, a. 2. siibj. fr. dXiffKto. 
 
 'AXwd, Dor. for 'AXiot), T/c, >/, 
 a threshing-floor, vineyard, gar- 
 den, plantation, corn-field, corn : 
 aXmiiop, gen. i)l, ^Eol. Th. 
 dXojc. 
 
 AXioug, ddog, >), of or belonging 
 to a granary, corn-floor, etc., 
 an ejMth. of Ceres : fr. aXujg. 
 
 'AXojtvg, ewe, o, a thresher of 
 
 ^ corn on a barn-floor : dXiod. 
 
 'AXf-J//, Dor. & Att, for dXoit], a. 
 2. oj)t. fr. dXifTKoj. 
 
 'AXioriog, Aloi't, gen. fr. 'AX(jJtvg, 
 foc, 6, Ion. rjog, a i)roper name. 
 
 ' AXoj9i, be you taken, a, 2, imper, 
 fr. dXi(7Koj. 
 
 "AXtoKci, 1 have been taken, perf. 
 act. Ion. for 7/Xw/ca, Att. iaXio- 
 Ka, fr. dXiaKo). 
 
 'AXiov,Mi'og,6, a threshing-floor. 
 Th. uXiog. 
 
 'AXwvai, to be taken, a. 2. inf.fr. 
 
 dXlfTKO). 
 
 'AAQ'riH:=:, eKog, ,}, a fox; a 
 cunning, deceitful man ; fox- 
 evil. 'AXioTTiKiov, ov, TO, a lit- 
 tle fox. 'AXaiTfv//, ijg, »), contr. 
 fr. aXojTTtKfr], sc. Sopd, a fox- 
 skin : 'A\(07riKlg, icog, i), a fox- 
 cub : 'AXioTTfKi^ut, to act like a 
 fox,^ cunningly : 'AX<o7riKi}'bg, 
 »/, or, a cumiing, fr-audulent 
 man : 'AXioirfKia, ag, t), a dis- 
 ease calle<l alnprcla, fox-evil or 
 scurf, which occasions a shed- 
 (2«) 
 
 AMA 
 
 ding of the hair. 
 "AXu)g, ill, also woe, V? fame as 
 dXu)d K ciXiou. Also, the area 
 of a circle, halo or circle about 
 the sun, moon, or stai*s. 
 ' AXd)aii.iog, o, ?'/, cajiable of being 
 taken or captured : & 
 AXioaig, eujg, //, a taking, cap- 
 ture, conviction. Th. dXiaKU). 
 ' AXionbfierog, about or on the 
 point of being taken, fut. 1. j)art. 
 m. fr. dXi(TKuj. 
 'AXojTog, ?), bv, taken, captured, 
 
 convicted : fr. dXiaKio. 
 *A/f, for a^(pi. about : «y for 
 "Afia, adv. with, together with, 
 along with, at the same time, 
 as soon as, at once : dfia ry 
 Vhh^i 'it day-break : d/m, Dor. 
 for d'/ia, but d^id. Dor. for 6/ior. 
 ' Af^ia^Qvdcig, lop, at, wood- 
 nymphs coeval with trees sa- 
 cred to them, Hamadryads : 
 dfitt, ^pvg. 
 'Afid'Covtg, oj'iov, ai, the Ama- 
 zons : a, fxa^og. 
 'AfiaOalt'u)^ to be unlearned : a, 
 fiarQuvu). 
 'Af.id9na, ag, //, ignorance : also 
 the name of one of the Nereids, 
 'Apa9^(TTaTog, superl. fr. dp.(d)iig. 
 AfxaOtj, ace. sing. fr. dfia9i)g. 
 A/wayff,adv.unlearnedly. 'A/i«- 
 9oJg, adv. foolisldy ; unexpect- 
 edly. 
 'Afia9i)g, kog, o, ?/, unlearned, il- 
 literate, ignorant, foolish, rude, 
 '^ stujiid ; unknown : a, ixar9(ivw. 
 'Aiici9ta, ag, //, ignorance, folly. 
 'A/taOouc, KT(Ta, fv, sandy. Ion. 
 i^Ha96(ig, for \}/ana06tig, fr. d^ici- 
 ^ 9og for \pdi.ui9og. Th. ^pctfifiog. 
 'A/(rtO()e, ov, }), sand. 
 'AfxaOvi'io, f. vvio, to reduce to 
 ashes, desti-oy : fr, dfia9og. 
 'AMAIMA'KETOv, ,;, or, also 
 o, /'/.unsubdued, irresi.stible,very 
 large or lofty, innnense : dfiai- 
 fiaKfToio, for -ou, gen. Ion. : a, 
 /.idx<ffiai with redupl. 
 'AfiaXctKirTTia, ag, 7), firnmes.s, 
 greatness of mind : a, ^aXaKog. 
 'AMAAAf''N12, to soften, con- 
 sume from its softness, destroy, 
 demolish, i-aze to the y-round : 
 a^iaKog. 
 'AMA'ABEIA, ag, 7), the goat 
 which suckled Jupiter, i)erhaps 
 ^ fr. dfiaXOtVio, to enrich, nourish. 
 'AM A AAA, T}g, y, a bundle of 
 ears of corn, handful, sheaf : fr. 
 dfidu) : hence 
 'AfiaXXfvio, f. fv(T(o, to bind in 
 
 sheaves or in bundles. 
 'AfiaX\oCirt)n, iipog, 6, & 'A//frX- 
 Xo(*fr//c, or, 6, a tier of bundles, 
 sheaf-binder : ufxaXXa, dsio. 
 'AMAAO'S, 7), bv, Att. 'AfiaXbg, 
 soft, tender, weak, feeble, level, 
 flat. ' ' 
 
 AMA 
 
 'AMA'MYS, vkoq, t], a kind of 
 
 grape. 
 
 t 
 
 'AfK^if, to mow, cut down in reap- 
 ing or pruning, pros. inf. fr. 
 dfidio. 
 
 'AMANl'THS, ou, b, fungus, a 
 kind of mushroom. 
 
 "AM ASA, & 'A//a^ata, also "A- 
 l^ia^a, tjc, y), a waggon, car, the 
 constellation called Charles's 
 Wain, or the Great Bear. 
 Hence 
 
 'Afia^fino, f. tv(Tu), to drive a 
 waggon, be a waggoner ; pass, 
 to be frecpiented by waggons. 
 
 * Apa^i]()i]g, iog, o, »'/, attached to 
 or in a waggon or car : ufia^a, 
 d()io. 
 
 'Aiia^ialog, a, ov, largo enough 
 to fill a waggon, of great size. 
 
 ' AudVig, i^og, t'lt a small cart. 
 
 ' Af^ia^irbg, ov, //, sc. bcbg, a wag- 
 gon-road, public roa<l. 
 
 '.A/ia^o7r/;y€a», u>, f. //<Tui, to make 
 waggons : dfia^a, Trtjyi'Vfii. 
 
 'A^a?o7rX>/9//c, tog, 6, >/, large 
 enough to fill a waggon: dy,a^a, 
 
 'A/irt^orpyot;, or, 6, a wheelwright: 
 diKiKn, ipyov. 
 
 ^Af^i'ip, nrog, to, Dor. for i'tfictn. 
 
 'AMA'PA, ag, rj, au aqueduct, 
 sewer, drain. 
 
 'AMA'PAKOS, or, 6, & ' Afidpn- 
 Kov, OV, Tb, «iiH'ii'iA<'Hiii, sweet- 
 marjoram, a kind of herb. 
 
 'A/ia()drnroe,//,or, amaranthine, 
 never-fading : a, napalvio. 
 
 'AndpavTog, o, »/, the same* : also 
 the name of a plant ; th:> ama- 
 ranth, fiiliochri/siiiu, flower-gen- 
 tle. 
 
 "AMAPTA'NQ, for d/idprw, to 
 miss a mark, deviate from the 
 right path, err or sin, fail, not 
 obt:iin, lose, be dej»rived of, f. 
 dixaprqa-io, p. I'l^idnTrjKa, a. 2. 
 ///(rtpror, ])oct. iin\ipoTov, a. 1. 
 part. dfiaoTijrrag : d/^iaoTSv, a. 
 2. Ion. : dfidpry, siihj. : ujxap- 
 Tiov, part. 
 
 'Anaprdg, dSog, »'/, an error, of- 
 fence : df^utoTdvio. 
 
 'Aj^iapTtj, adv. at the same time, 
 tog^>ther, as bfiapry. 
 
 'AfiapTtiOiv, a. 1. part. pass. n. g. 
 fv. dp.anidv(o. 
 
 *AfidpTr]i.ia, aTor, rb, an error, 
 fault, otfence : djuaprarw. 
 
 'A/zapn/fTy, a. 1. subj. fr. d/mp- 
 rdroi. 
 
 'Afiapria, ag, r), an error, fault, 
 sin, victim for shi, sin-ottering : 
 d/trtordrcu. 
 
 'A/<aprtrooe, 6, t), erring in mind, 
 mad, furious, depraved in mind : 
 dpaoTavu}, voog. 
 
 'A/idpr(or, or, rb, a fauit, ofl*ence. 
 
 'A/iaprot 7r/)e, sog, b, )/, erring in 
 Words, false : diiaoTdvio, tTrog. 
 
 AMB 
 
 'Ai.ianTvpr}Tog, b, 17, same as 
 'AfidpTvpog, b, >'/, without wit- 
 nesses, unwitnessed, unattested : 
 a, fidpTvp. 
 'AfxapTujXii, ijg, rj, error, sin. 
 ' AfiapTo)Xbg, b, //, a sinner, gen- 
 tile, pagan : dfiapTdvio. 
 Afiapvyi), ^ig, 1), & 'Afidpvypa, 
 ciTog, Tb, dazzling light,splendor, 
 glare of the eyes, motion : fr. 
 'AMAPY'SSQ, to shine, blaze, 
 glare, sparkle : f. ^lo, p. %a : 
 d//dpro'(T£,impf. Ion. : ixapi.iaipu). 
 
 'Afidg, Dor. for I'lftdg. 
 
 'Afid'crag, Dor. for dfii'jrrag, a. 1. 
 part. act. fr. d[.idoj, a. 1. ypijrra. 
 
 'AfidrrtjTog &L "AfiacTTog, b, if, not 
 chewed : a, yarrdofiai. 
 
 'AfutrrOai, to reap, pros. inf. mid. 
 fr. audio. 
 
 'AfiaTnoxici, «C) <>'h poet, the run- 
 ning together, collision of the 
 wheels : hence 'A/(rtrpoxdw, to 
 I'un together : ufia, Tpkxio. 
 
 'AMAYPO'iS, b, y), or d, or, dark, 
 gloomy, obscure, dusky, dim, 
 iaint, weak, indistinct ; blind : 
 comp. d/Ltarporfpoc, -a. Ion. d- 
 pavpoTspi] : a, f^iaipu) : hence 
 
 'A^arpo(«>, w, f. loffot, to darken, 
 ohscure, dim, weaken, lessen, 
 destroy : & 
 
 'Ajjiavpdjg, adv. darkly, indis- 
 tinctly. 
 
 'ApavpujOeiy], may have died a- 
 way, a. 1. ()i)t. pass. fr. djiavpoio. 
 
 'Afiaxcii'ia, Dor. for dp,y^\av'ia : 
 also djudyai'oe, for dfuj^avog. 
 
 'AfiaxijTi, 'A/taxf', ^ 'Afxdxojg, 
 adv. without fi'^htin;;. 
 
 'AfidxtjTog, 'Afjidx^Tog, & " Ap.a- 
 X<>g, o, y'l, averse from fighting, 
 uneonipierable, insurmountable, 
 impossible ; superl. dfiax^ora- 
 rog : a, f-uixofiai. 
 
 'AMA'L2, u), to reap, mow, bind 
 or collect together, f. //aw, p. 
 yfiyjtca : df-ia. 
 
 'A/i/3rtirf ir, poet, for dvajSaivtiv. 
 to ascend. 'A/x/iat'//, for dva- 
 (3air]. 
 
 'AfxlidXev, Dor. & yEol. for dp.- 
 /3aXor, a. 2. imp. m. of dfijidX- 
 Xw, for d)'a,(3rt'XXw. 
 
 'ApfidXXofxai, poet, for dva(3dX- 
 Xopat, to defer, delay. 
 
 "ApiidfTE, poet. & Dor. for d//- 
 (3r]<7€, l)y sync, for avsj^qfre, 3 
 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of dvafiaivd), 
 to raise, ]>lace on. 
 
 'Ap(3d'<rg, f. 1 . m. poet, and Dor. 
 for dra/3/'/Tj/, fr. dra/Sairw. 
 Aho" Au^ia(Tig,\.' A pSaTog, poet, 
 for dvafiarrig, & duajSaTog ; fr. 
 dvrtj3«irw. 
 
 "AMBH, yjg, //, the brow or pro- 
 jection of a rock, a crag ; same 
 as dp^iov. 
 
 'Apf^i^, 'iKog, b, a pot, or cup. 
 
 'ApjiXt'j^yjv, interruptedly, with 
 (27) 
 
 AME 
 
 deep-drawn breath and sighs ; 
 for dra/3Xi/(^»/r: «Sc 'ApjioXd^rfv, 
 for dra/3oXd(;»/r, with delay : I'r. 
 dvajSdXXoj. 
 
 'A^/3Xi(Tfcw, & Ap(3X6oj, f. w(Tio, 
 to blunt, cause an abortion or 
 miscarriage. 
 
 'ApjiXvyibviog, b, ?/, having an 
 obtuse angle : dpiSXvg, ywria. 
 
 'A/i/JXvVw, f. rrw, to bhint, dull, 
 dim, weaken : dpjiXin'taOai, to 
 have one's courage blunted, spi- 
 rits damped. Fr, 
 
 'AMBAY'i;, ua, v, blunt, obtuse, 
 dull, dim, weak, feeble, insensi- 
 ble : 'ApiiXvioTToj, to blind, to 
 darken ; 'ApjiXvojyfibg, cv, b, 
 dinmess of sight. 
 
 'ApjSXvTijg, TjTog, 1), bluntncss, 
 dulness, imbecility. 
 
 'Ap[3Xvio7rsuj, f. yjrroj, to have weak 
 sight, be dim-sighted : dfijiXvc, 
 wi|/. 
 
 'Ap^iXio9y, may have miscarried, 
 3 sing. a. 1. subj. pass, of dfi- 
 
 (3X<H0. 
 
 ' Ap^XLo9pi^iov, ov, rb, an abor- 
 tive conception. 
 
 'A/i/3Xw7roc, o, y), weak-sighted. 
 
 " ApjSXioffig, tujg, y), an abortion : 
 fr. dpjSXoco. 
 
 'A/i/3oa'w, f. dVw, to cry aloud, 
 shout forth, for dvalSodio. 
 
 'Apl3oXd^av, Dor. &'Ajnf3oXdt^/;r, 
 Ion. 6c poet, for dva[ioXdcy)v, 
 with delay, at intervals ; also 
 bubbling up : dva[3dXXio. 
 
 'Api3oXdg, dSng, y), earth thrown 
 up, a mound : dra/3dXXw, 
 
 'Api3oXy), T/c, V, a proem, prelude, 
 throwing ott", putting ott", delay : 
 poet. sync, for dvajSoXyj. 
 
 'Ap(3oXupybg, ov, 6, a delayer of 
 a work : dva[5dXXop^ai, tpyov. 
 
 'A/i/3oXi//, yjg, y), poet, for dva- 
 fioXt), delay. 
 
 ' Apf3p6(nog, a, ov, immortal, di- 
 vine, refreshing, balmy, sweet, 
 fragrant, admirable ; 'Api^poabi, 
 rjg, >'/, ion. for dp^poffia, the 
 food of the gods : ir. a, fipoTog. 
 
 'Ap(3poTelv, a. 2. inf. poet, for 
 dpapTtIv, fr. dpaprdvio. See 
 ypiipoTov. 
 
 "AplipoTog, 6, rf, immortal, di- 
 vine : for dl^poTog. 
 
 'A/t/3w/ioi(Tt, for dvd j3iopolg, on a 
 ])ase or elevated stand. 
 
 'AMBQN, u)Vog, b, the boss of a 
 shield ; whatever in a i*ound 
 form projects from a plain sur- 
 face, the rim of a dish or gob- 
 let, ridge or toj) of a hill : fr. 
 dpfSaivio, for dvajSaivio. 
 
 ' Apj3ib(rag, I<m. for dvajSoyrrag, 
 having cried out : fr, dpafSodio. 
 
 'Ape, Dor. for ipk, ace. sing. fr. 
 lyib. 
 
 'Aptyaprog, 6, ?'/, not grudged, 
 immense ; not an object of envy, 
 
AME 
 
 AME 
 
 A.MH 
 
 AMM 
 
 AMN 
 
 AMO 
 
 unenviable, undesirable, worth- 
 less ; sad, grievous, unliai)])y, 
 dire: a, ^ty at mo. Conij). (hpOovug. 
 'AfiWvcrog, 6, //, nut di-unk, i>re- 
 
 venting intoxication : «, jxiOv. 
 'A^tOvarog, 6, »/, amdhijstus, an 
 amc'thvst ; the name of a gem : 
 fr. a, fitGvio, from some sup- 
 posed (quality in the stone which 
 prevented intoxication ; or, ac- 
 cording to Pliny, because its 
 colour nearly approaches that of 
 wine. 
 'AjU£j/3tro, Dor. or Ion. for yjxu- 
 liiTo, 3 sing, imi)f. mid. of ciixei- 
 /3u». 
 'A^fifSovrtg, lov, o't, rafters that 
 lean against and mutually sup- 
 port each other : fr. 
 'AiMEl'BQ, f. ;//w, p. Ji^UKpa, to 
 change, exchang(^, repay, renui- 
 nerate, quit, go from, sliift, do 
 alternately, succeed, pass : a. 1. 
 inf. act. dfttlxpai, ]Krf. pass, y- 
 ixeifxfiai, f. 1. ajuft^O/'/fToynat, po-f. 
 m. iifioi'^a. 'A/u//-5(i/jrtt, njid. 
 to exchange, interchange, an- 
 swer, rej)ly, make a suitable re- 
 turn in words or deeds, relieve, 
 take the place of, pass. 'Afin- 
 I36fiivai, by turns. Hence 'A//oi- 
 fiaiog, 6 ; 'A/^ioil^aiiog, 'Ai-ioi^a- 
 Sbu, tS: 'Af.ioiih)ct])>. 
 'AfiHdt)g, eoQ, lS,. 'AfitictjTog, o, //, 
 sad, sulkii, gloomy : a, ^Hcdu>. 
 'AfisiXiicToc^ 6, >'/, imj)iacable, 
 ^ rough, harsh : a, ^nXirrffto. 
 'AfitiXi^og^ 6, r), the same. 
 'Afxdviov, ovoQ, o, )'/,c\: to af^iitvov, 
 better, titter, ])referable ; in ace. 
 neut. pi. ajxtiuova, nf-uivoa, d- 
 fifivu), gen. [)1. dfxfiuovioi', irrcg. 
 ^ comp. fr. dyaOog. 
 'Afifipio, to deprive any one of 
 ^ his portion, bereave : a, /uh'ow. 
 'A^fi^Otlv, Dor. for t)fieirp9iii\ a. 
 1. ind. pass. dfifixptTat, f. 1. m. 
 of dfxeijSofxai. 
 'A^sXytg^ Dor. for w/wtXyar, 2 
 
 sing. pres. ind. act. of 
 'AME'ArU, f. 4'w, p. r'nuXxa, to 
 milk, press out, suck, sip, drink, 
 pluck fruits i)rematurcly. 
 'A^eXti, regard not, care not, im- 
 per. of dfieXtio : as an adv. cer- 
 tainly, doubtless, truly : fr. a, 
 fitXsi. 
 'A^sXeia, ag, }), negligence, care- 
 ^ lessness, disregard : a, fiiXei. 
 'A^€XeTt]Tog, o, »'/, unexercised, 
 unju-epared, unpremeditated : a, 
 fifXerdio. 
 
 AfxtXeiOy cS, to be without care or 
 unconcerned, neglect, disregard 
 f. r/j-w. p. Ti'jfieXriKa, a. 1. ijfie- 
 Xtjaa : dfitXuxriv, 3 pi. sul)j. d- 
 fiiXnvvTog, gfu. sing. part. pres. 
 dfieXr]fi8vog, Ion. for ))/ifXA;/iE- 
 ^ vog, })erf. part. pass. Fr. 
 'AfxtXrjgj sog, o, »), careless, un- 
 
 concerned, regardless, not cared 
 
 for : rt, ftfXfi. 
 'AfikXtjTocy o, »), not to be taken 
 
 care of, unworthy of attention. 
 A/utXKyg, thuu mayst have milk- 
 ed, 2 sing. a. 1. subj. act. of 
 
 afieXyio. 
 'AjufX^ic, Siogj ?;, a milking : d- 
 
 /<^Xy(t». 
 'AfitXwg, adv. carelessly, negli- 
 ^ gently, slightingly : dfieXrjr. 
 ''A^tfi7rTog,&i'A^uii<p,)gJog, 6, i), 
 
 l>lameless,faultless, perfect, com 
 
 stedfast : dutrdOtTov, ov, to, 
 innnutability : a, fxeTaTiOtj^ii. 
 
 AfiirciKiinjTog, o, ?'/, unmoved, 
 innnov( able : a, fitTaKuUo. 
 
 ' Af.uTdKXa(TTogy o, >'/, not to be 
 broken or bent, inflexible, im- 
 mutable, finn : «, /ufra/cXaw. 
 
 'A/arc/^uX/yrof, o, >'/. unrepented, 
 not to be repented of, not re- 
 penting : a, i^itTcifitXoijiai. 
 
 'AfitTnvofiTog, o, >), incajjable of 
 rej)i'ntance : a, ^iravouo. 
 
 'A^eTdwiicrTor, 6, //, unmoved by 
 
 plete, not blaming or finding j)ersuasion : a, utTci-iiOu) 
 i"....ix A _ i 1 > . / 1 . . : ' . _ 
 
 fault, contented ; 'AfiffiTrTojg, 
 adv. without blame : o, ixiiicpo- 
 l-iai. Hence 
 'Ajxefi<pia, ag, //, blanielessness, 
 irreproachahleness, satisfaction. 
 'AfinuL or 'Amiivai, to satiate, 
 glut itself; by sync, for dsftfiai, 
 w liicli is f » r dtiv, fr. dio, to sa- 
 tiate. 
 'Afduag, Dor. for 'Afiivijg, ov, o, 
 the name of a river. 
 Anti'tjvvc, //, ov, weak, feeble, 
 faint, frail, (piiekly decaying: «. 
 H'tvog. Hence 'A//iv/;j'oa», tw 
 weaken. 
 'Afiivi)g, keg, 6, weak, frail : a, 
 
 ^'tvog. 
 'AfiHui, Dor. for iifx'ioa. 
 'AMK'Prii, to press, squeeze, 
 absorb, exi)unge, strip, j)luck, 
 seize, properly to s<jueeze the 
 droits of the oil from tlu' olives. 
 Af.itpCuj, f. (Tio, to de]>rive, be- 
 reave, dazzle the sight, blind ; 
 dai-ken, extinguish : impf. Ion. 
 df^ifnce, for i'lj.upcs : a, fiepii^io. 
 AfiKiOyg, a. I. subj. j»ass. 
 'Afitptjg, tog, o, //, undivided, 
 ^ not having parts : a, fifpvg. 
 Afisnifivdio, w, f. })fru), to be un- 
 concerned or free from care : 
 dixkpifit'og. 
 'A^fpiHi>t](Tia, ag, y, freedom 
 
 from care : & 
 'Afiipifiida, ag, //, the .same: fr. 
 'Afispiju'og, o, y, unconcerned, 
 free from care, unheeded : o, 
 Hepi^iva, Hence 
 Afiipifivojg, adv. without care, 
 _ securely, confidently. 
 'Afdpwg, Dor. for yjlfpior. 
 'Afitp^KoiTog, Dor. for yfifpoKoi- 
 
 roQ. 
 "Afitpog, Dor. for i'lUfpog. 
 'Afisprrai, for dfiephai, a. I. inf. 
 act. fr. 'A^fpi'^io, to deprive one 
 of liis lot. 'J'h. ^uipio. Or d/xfp- 
 aai, yKol. for af.it7pai, as Ki-paai 
 for Kelpai : or regularly, fr. d- 
 fiipcu). 
 'Anspcryg, 2 sing. a. 1. subj. fr. 
 
 the same. 
 'Afifpujnag, yEol. for yfitpuxrag, 
 
 a. 1. part, of r'lf^ifpuoj. 
 ''A^f^, Dor. for yjuilg, we. 
 'AfierdOtrog, 6, //, unchangeable, 
 (28) 
 
 AfxtrdaraTog, 6, »'/, immoveable, 
 ^ unchangeable : a, fitOiarn^n. 
 'A^tTaaTptiTTu, or —ttti, adv. 
 
 without turning or looking back : 
 
 & 
 'AfiSTdarpocpog, o, >), not to bo 
 
 turned, unalterable : a, fieru- 
 
 (Trpf(pu}. 
 'AfifTtpa, Dor. for y^trfpa, our. 
 'A^i'iToxog, 6, j), not partaking : 
 
 o, {.ifrix^' 
 'AfASTptjTog, ov, 6, //, unmeasured, 
 
 immeasurable, innuense : a, fie- 
 
 rpiu). 
 
 'AfitTooeTTfig, ^og, 6, >/, immo- 
 derately lo<iuacious : a, fihpov, 
 
 tTTOg. 
 
 "AfitTpor, 6, »'/, inmiense, bound- 
 less, immoderate : a, fikrpov. 
 
 'Afitvairropog, 6, i), shifting its 
 course : dfifvio, iropog. 
 
 'AjMEY'Q, to go, pass, change, 
 contjuer, excel : as if fr. u^ia itu), 
 to go together. 
 
 "AixT], rjg, //, a scythe, sickle, 
 spade : dfidcj. 
 
 'Afifj or 'A/ii}, <Sc 'AfujyiTrij, in any 
 way : dfiog. 
 A /<//»/, truly : dfii'/v dfn)v, most 
 
 ^ certainly. Hebr. )r2t<, truth. 
 
 'Afiip'lrog, 6, }), without an«;er. 
 In. filing. 
 
 'A^inuvTog, 6, t), not spun out by 
 the distaff, endless, infinite : a, 
 ^ilpi'uj. 
 
 *AMH1\ ov & t]Tog, 6, a sort of 
 cake nuide with milk. 
 
 \A/a;(Tftt:,2 sing. f.l. ind. fr. dfidi,,. 
 
 'Afu)T))p, t'ipog, 6, a reaper, mow- 
 er : ^ 
 
 'AfitjToc, ov, 6, a reaping, mow- 
 ing, harvest : &: 'Afii/Tig, ov, b, 
 
 ^ harvest-time : d|^^d^o. 
 
 'A/ir/rtuo, opot;, o, motherless, uu- 
 
 ^ like a mother : «, fii'irtjo. 
 
 'A^ii)xay,fur dfii)xapa,sn:c. ]A. 
 
 ^ n. g. i'r. dfii'ixai'og. 
 
 Ajxiixaviuj, Cj, f. rjfTuj, to be per- 
 
 _ plexed, be at a loss, want : & 
 
 'AfH]xai't)g, (og, 6, i), destitute of 
 counsel, troubled : a, fiijxfti'^h 
 
 'A^iJIXfiinij, i]g, y), Ion. f„r (J^,;- 
 X"ria, embarrassment, lielpless- 
 ness, difficulty : fr. 
 
 A^n'ixapog, b, y, without expe- 
 dient or resources, hcl^iless, 
 
 anxious, simple ; against which 
 no exj)edient avails, impractic- 
 able, impossible, inextricable, 
 insurmountable, irresistible, in- 
 vinci!)k', inconceivable, immense, 
 ditiicult : a, fxyjxavrj. 
 
 'AMI A, ag, y, the name of a 
 fish, a kind of tunny. 
 
 'A^iiavTog, b, ?'/, unj)olluted : fr. 
 a, /(taii'w. As subst. 6, the mine- 
 ral termed amianthus or aslnsfos, 
 fntm not being vitiated or in- 
 jured l»y fire. 
 
 'Afuyng &'A//t(Ty»)c, tug, b, y, un- 
 mixed, genuine, pure : a, fii- 
 yi'Vfii. 
 
 'AiiiOtog, Dor. for yfiiOtog, ov, b. 
 
 ' AfiiOptTy', for dpiijj^itiv, by me- 
 tath. 
 AiuKTog, b, if, unmixed, incom 
 
 "AfJifiag, yEol. for t'lf^idg. 
 "Aft^aTa, bonds, pi. fr, a/i/m. 
 "Aj^ifxf, us, ace. pi. poet, for ?)/iar 
 «!t in the dual Dor. <Sc yEol. for 
 
 vwi. 
 
 Vi^t. 
 
 patible, not having intercoiirsL 
 with others, unsocial: a,fiiyi'i'iJ.i. 
 A M I AAA, }]g, ?'/, a contest, com- 
 bat, struggle, rivalry : hence 
 
 'A^iiXXdofxai, to contend, strive, 
 rival, exert one's self in rivalry : 
 inf. pres. dfiiXXdaOai. Hence 
 
 ' ApiXXij/na, arog, to, a contest, 
 struggle : be 
 
 'A/uXXt]T}]p, tipog, b, a contender, 
 wrestler, rival. 
 
 ' Afxii', Dor. for yfxlv. 
 
 'Af-uva^afi, unde<d. the name of a 
 man. The leader of the people. 
 
 'AjUjj'aToc, a, ov, Ainuuvus : 'A/ii- 
 va'ia, ag i), a cask of Aminiean 
 wine. 
 
 A/a^/rt, ag, y, want of mixture 
 or union ; absence of social in- 
 tercourse : dfjiiKTog. 
 
 ' ApiTTTTog, ov,b, a foot-soldier ap- 
 pointed to accompany a horse- 
 soldier ; also o, y, swift as a 
 horse : d^a, 'iinrog. 
 
 ' Afdg, icog, ?'/, a small sliip, boat ; 
 (•hamber-[>ot. 
 
 'Aplm}g, fog, b, y, not hated or 
 detested : o, //Trroc. 
 
 'A/nrrOi^adv. without recompense, 
 •,'ratis : fr. 
 
 ApiafJog, b, y, without reward or 
 hire, unjiaid, not giving pay : a, 
 fiirrOog. 
 
 'Ai^dirOioTog, b, r), not hired or 
 bribed : a, fiKrObio. 
 
 AftiTpog, not having a girdle or 
 maiden zone, unmarriageable, 
 without a head-band : a, ^uTpa. 
 
 Af^iiTpoxi~(ov, (ovog, b, y, de- 
 spoiled of belt and tunic ; rather 
 having no girdle round the 
 breast-plate or corslet : a,fiiTpa, 
 
 XlTl'oi'. 
 
 AfiixOaXofig, enrra, tv, inacces- 
 sible, not having any port or 
 harbour : d/JiKTog, dXg. 
 A^/ia, aTog, to, a knot, tie, bond, 
 fastening, chain, grappling : li- 
 
 TTTii). 
 
 Afi^dOio, poet, for dvandOio, I 
 may repent. 
 
 'Afifteya, poet, for dvd ^eya 
 
 very large or great. 
 'Afifxtivag, poet, for dvafidvag, 
 
 a. 1. part. act. of dva^kvio. 
 'Afifxtvai, to be satiated, inf. fr. 
 
 aw, for dSio, inf. utiv, dtv, dk- 
 
 fiet', aefxivai, Dor. or Ion. and, 
 with the elision of e and the 
 substitution of //, d/^ifJityai. It 
 occurs in 11. <t>. 70. where lleyne 
 & others read dfitvai. 
 
 'Aftfih'oi.(tv, we await, sync, for 
 dvufxkvo^ti', 1 ]»1. of rti/a/uf I'w. 
 
 "A///tti'oc, Dor. for ijfieyog, sitting. 
 But perhaps it should be writ- 
 ten dfifvog. For the Doric 
 change (»f a from y is long, nor 
 does the metre re([uire a double 
 jit. Otherwise it signifies, being 
 lighted up ; perf. part. pass. fr. 
 
 aTTTOJ. 
 
 "A/jf-iig, yEol. for Dor. dfijisg, & 
 the common, yfxtig. 
 "Afifucroi', i)oet. for dvd fjiiaov, 
 in the middle. 
 'A/^tfifiov, yEol. for //juwi/. 
 'A^jii, siog, TO, a plant, or the 
 name of some seed less than 
 cunnnin ; bishops-weed. 
 "Aftf.u, for I'lf-uv, ^ol. 
 "Afi/jiiya, mixed together, pro- 
 miscuously : poet, for dvd- 
 fjiya. 
 
 'Af-tfiiy^rji', for dvafiiytyv, mix- 
 edly, adv. fr. dvd, /.liyvi'i-it. 
 
 "AfifAiv, or diJi.li, to us : dat. pi. 
 yEol. c*v. Dor. for yfih'. 
 
 'Afii.ii^ag, poet, for di'afii^ag, a. 
 1. j»art. act. of dvai.uyi'v/.ii. 
 
 'AMMION, ov, TO, vermilion, 
 red lead. 
 
 'Afifiinytiv for dvaiu(Tyiiv. 
 
 'AjAfiopia, ag, y, misfortune : fr. 
 
 'Afiftopog, b, y, without a share, 
 destituti', bereft, uidui})py : poet. 
 for dfiopog : a, funog. 
 
 ' A^i^og, ov, >'/, sand : = ■^df^ii.iog. 
 
 'Aj^ifiMCijg, tog, b, y, sandy. 
 
 'Aiivd'ixojv, ovog, b, Dor. for a- 
 fivlynvv. 
 
 'Afivdg, d^og, y, the same as 
 d/jivt). 
 
 'Aixvd'ffii, Dor. s>iic. for dva- 
 fivt'iffti, 3 sing. f. 1. of dvafxi- 
 fii'y(TK(u. 
 
 "AfivaaToc, Dor. for" A f^ivijffTog. 
 
 'Afxvuog, a, oy, of a lamb, wool- 
 len. Th. d/uivbg. 
 
 'A //I'/), yr, //, a ewe-lamb : fr. 
 df-ivog. 
 
 ' Afivy/iova, ace. fr. diivi]^t»)v. 
 
 'A/xv?)fi6vevTOQ, b, y, immen- 
 tioned, not remembered, for- 
 gotten : a, nvijjxovivu). 
 
 'A^ivtjfiovkio, u), f. yaoj, to forget, 
 (29) 
 
 pass over in silence : & 
 'Ai.ivi]fio(Tvvi], yg, y, forgetful- 
 
 iiess : fr. 
 'Afiv!]fiit)v, ovog, 6, //, unmindful, 
 
 forgetful ; forgotten : a, fjiryfii). 
 
 Hence 'A/xvyuovojg, adv. forget- 
 
 'Afiv7](riKaKtio, to forget injuries : 
 
 6i 
 'AfjLvyniKdKiog, adv. without the 
 remembrance of injuries : a, 
 l-UlJii'iifTKto, KaKog. 
 'Anvy<jTtvTa, in celibacy : adv. 
 
 fr. 
 ' A^-ivynTiVTog, b, y, unwooed, un- 
 married : a, fivtjaTtinjj. Hence 
 'Anvi](TTtvTMc, adv. in the un- 
 married state. 
 'AfivijaTtoj, Dor. dfjivaaTtio, f. 
 yrroj, p. Ka, to forget, to be un- 
 mindful of : & 
 'AfivtjfTTia, ag, //, forgctfulncss of 
 the past, an anmesty : fr. 
 'AfivijrrTog, b, y, forgotten ; un- 
 mindful, forgetful : a, fivdofiai. 
 "AMNION, ov, TO, the anmion, 
 a membrane which envelopes 
 the foetus ; a vessel to receive 
 the blood of victims : as if fr. 
 alfia. 
 'Aprig, itog, //, a little lamb, dim. 
 
 fr. dj^nog. 
 'Afji} oKujv, ovvTog, b, having the 
 sense of a Iamb, a blockhead : 
 dfn'og, Kokoj. 
 'AM NO'S, ov, 0, a lamb. 
 'Apvo(p6pog, ov, y, bearing lamb>s, 
 with young. Hence diJ.ro(p('>pwg, 
 Dor. for dfxvo(p6povg, ace. pi.: 
 df-ivbg, 0f()(u. 
 'Afioy})Ti, without labour, adv. & 
 'AfinyijTog, b, y, not fatigued : 
 
 a, fioysuj. 
 'AfxoOtv, from some place, in 
 
 some degree, adv. fr. d^iog. 
 'Afu)t(5dciog, a, ov, in exchange, 
 
 mutual, alternate, by parts : tSc 
 'AfjLotl^acig, 'A/uor/S/;^*t;, A/iotp//- 
 Srjv, 'Ai-ioijSitCdv, adv. alter- 
 nately, by turns : dfttii^io. 
 'A/^oi/3a7oc, a, ov, 6i. b, y, alter- 
 nate, nmtual, reciprocal, by 
 turns ; adapted for exchange ; 
 re])aying like for like : fr. 
 'Ajwoi/3/), fjg, y, retribution, re- 
 turn, compensation, change, ex- 
 change, I'cciprocity : dfieij^w. 
 'A^GijSbg, b, //, mutual, relieving; 
 
 dfivijSoi, allies : fr. dfnij'io). 
 'AfioipEio, u>, f. yato, to have no 
 share, want, be destitute of : fr. 
 ' Afxoipog, b, »/, without a part or 
 share, dei)riyed, bereaved : a, 
 fiolpa. 
 'AfxoXyalog, a, ov, milked, that 
 may be milked, made with milk : 
 dfitXyio. 
 'AfioXytvg, fog, b, & 'AfioXyiov, 
 
 ov, TO, a milk-pail : dfitXy^o. 
 'AjxoXybg, ov, b, the time of mi'k- 
 
AMn 
 
 ing : i. e. morning and evening : 
 tv vvKTOQ dfio\y<^f in tlie still- 
 ness of night. 
 
 unblanit'd, not found fault with, 
 blauielesri : a, ixo}i(pt}. 
 'A^ov, Doi\ for t'lfiSTtooi'. 
 'A M O'P A, Of, y), tine iiour cooked 
 
 wiih liDii'. V. 
 'AMOPBO V, ,), bv, dark : as if 
 d^no(pog : also, a eomi>anion, fol- 
 lower, servant : irapu. to af-ia 
 dpjji^v. Hence 'A/iop/3f I'w, to 
 follow, attend upon, 'Afiopt^ivg. 
 tiog, 6, a shepherd, 'A/ioo/3«^. 
 d^og, y, a female attendant ; 
 'AjU0()/3aT()g, & 'Afiopjiiog, o, //, 
 dark, obscure, pastoral, 
 'Afxapyr], r]g, i), a certain i»lant 
 with a purple flower, used in 
 dyeing. Also, an island. 
 'A/iooy>), rjg, r), amurcu, dregs, or 
 
 lees of oil : a/i«oy{u. 
 'Afiuoytg, icog, //, fine fla\ of 
 Amorg(.s. Hence 'Afiupyirog, 
 »/, ov, of tine flax. 
 'Ai-iopog, 6, )';, see diifiopng. 
 'A^opcpia, ag, r), deformity, ugli- 
 ness : fr, 
 *A/iop0oe, 6, y, mis-shapen, de- 
 formed, ugly, rude : a, juop0>/. 
 'AMO'S, ou, 6, one, some one, 
 any one : a^oc. Dor. for ///we- 
 repog, or for t/xog. 
 ''Afiog, Dor, for Pifiog, wlien. 
 'AfiOTog, 6, //, insatiable, inces- 
 sant : a, poTog. Hence 'Afio- 
 roVf adv. insatiably, incessantly, 
 earnestly. 
 'Afiovtria, ag, >/, ignorance of 
 music, ignorance in general, 
 
 rusticity : fr. 
 
 'Afiovcrog, u, //, inelegant, illi- 
 terate, ignorant : a, p.ovaa. 
 'Aix6x9r}Tog, 6, ?'/, not fatigued, 
 
 incapable of labouring : a, i^ox- 
 
 6k(jj. 
 'AfioxOog^ 6, //, without labour, 
 
 inactive, idle : a, f.i6x6og. Adv. 
 
 'A^ox^^ti & -Gi, easily. 
 'A UTTcuavinai, poet, for dvnirai- 
 
 avi<rai, aor, 1. inf. of dvaTvai- 
 
 aviZ^Of to chant a Pican : dvd, 
 
 Ilaidv. 
 *A/i7raXoc, poet, for di'aTraXog, a 
 
 new allotment. Th. TrdWio. 
 'AfiTraXojv, liaving shaken : poet. 
 
 for dvuTraXuji', a. 2. part. fr. 
 
 a vo7ra'X\(t». 
 'AfiTravtraif Dor. for dvatrav- 
 
 trai. 
 'AfiTravixa, rest, repose, comfort, 
 
 for dvaTrnvfia. So dinravaig. 
 
 AiiiravnaaOt, rest ye again, 2 pi. 
 
 a. 1. imp. m. for dvairavaaadt. 
 'AfXTravariioioc, Ion. for dvarrav- 
 
 GTiipiog, calculated for repose : 
 
 fr dvaTravil). 
 
 'AfiTTf^'iov, through the j>lain or 
 
 fiel'J^ adv. poet, for ilvd TVidiov. 
 
 AMn 
 
 'AfiTTiipag, poet, for dvaTrtipag, 
 
 a. 1. part. fr. dvcnrtipoj. 
 'AfXTTtXayog, through the sea, for 
 
 dvd, TiiXayog. 
 ' AftTTtXioji'y Cjrog, 6, a vineyard : 
 
 j>(»et. lor af.i7rtXoJV. 
 'A/tTTfXtror;, 6, //, of or belonging; 
 
 to a vine, vinous : fr. dfirnXog. 
 'AjUTTtXnov, Cjvog, 6, poet, for dyi- 
 
 TTtXlVV. 
 
 'A[.i7rtX6Eig, €Tcra, ev, planted 
 w ith or rich in vines : fr. 
 
 'AMITEAOS, 01', >), a vine ; vine- 
 yard ; machine called vinea. 
 'AjUTTfXwe, Dor. for df-iirtXavg. 
 
 'xi^iTTiXovpyin, ac, t), the culture 
 or ]>runing of the vine : fr. 
 
 'AjXTrtXovnybg, or, 6, a vine- 
 dresser : df-iireXog, tpyov. 
 
 'AfiTrtXuipvTogy o, 7), planted with 
 vines : d[.nriXug, ^uiu. 
 
 'AjtiTTfXwj', an'og, o, a vineyard : 
 fr. dfiTTtXag. 
 
 'AfiTTffiipag, thou hast sent back, 
 poet, for di'STrejjitpag, 2 sing. a. 
 1. (tf dra7r't[.i7ru). 
 
 'A/t7r€7raXa»i/,brandishingonhigh, 
 a. 2. part. poet, for dvairaXi^v, 
 fr. di'ctTrdXXio. 
 
 'AuTrkffai, Lacon. or -i^ol. for 
 cifitpucrai, fr. dp.(pd.i>vvpi. 
 
 'AjifTrlracrov, 'Afnrtrdt^CKTa, poet, 
 for dinnrkracTuv, dvcnztrdtrdaa, 
 a. 1. imp. & part. fr. dvaTzi 
 
 TCl^ii). 
 
 AMY 
 
 dvdirvivf^ia : as also 'Ainrvo-fi, 
 for dva-rrvot), the same. Th. 
 
 TTvUo. 
 
 'A^i7ri4io,^ 'A^TTveUo, to breathe 
 aiiain, for dvuTrrkio. 
 
 'Af-irrvvt, aor. 2. imp. 
 
 for 
 
 ai'ci' 
 
 'AnirtTpaig, for drd TtTpair. 
 
 ' \/t7r£\0juat, to be gu't with, clothe 
 
 oneself, yKol. for df.i<pi t\'o/iai : 
 
 imperf. /jjitTrtx''/^'?''? ^-2. Vfnrtff- 
 
 Xoi^i7]v. See ajU7r£\a>. 
 'AjLtTTfx''"'^/? '/C» "h ^ A^tTTf xorov, 
 
 ov, TO, an outer garment, cloak, 
 
 clothing : fr. 
 'A^iTTf x^^) t". df-Kpi^o), to surround, 
 
 wrap, clothe, put on, hang upon : 
 
 dp(pt,txio. 
 'AjXTnjcduj, to leap up, for dva- 
 
 TTTjddlO. Th. TTlJ^dw. 
 
 'AfiTTKTxt^i', to put on, a. 2. inf. 
 
 fr. dpir'ix^o. 
 ' AjXTrifTxi'^ofiai, ■=. aUTzkxo^ni. 
 ' ApirXaKiio, (obs. in the pres. ) f. 
 
 j/(Ttt», a. 2. iifXTzXaKov, inf. dfi- 
 
 7rXaKU}% to err, oflVnd, sin, fail, 
 
 miss, lose, be without. Tli. TrXa- 
 
 L,(o. Hence 
 'A/iTrXaK-jyjua, aToc, to, an error, 
 
 fault, offence, crime : & 
 'A[.nrXdKi]Tog, b, 1), wandering or 
 
 remaining far from ; sinful, 
 
 guilty. 
 'AfiTrXaKujg, gen. Ion. fr. 'A/it- 
 
 TrXufcta, ng, »'/, an error, fault, 
 
 offence. Th. TrXd'^uj. 
 'AfjiTrXaKiov, having erred, a. 2. 
 
 part. act. fr. 'A^nrXaKSiv. 
 
 AnTrXiag, ov, o, name of a man, 
 
 A III} if las. 
 "AjUTTi'f J'jwa, aTog, to, resi)iration, 
 
 taking breath, rest, poet, for 
 (30) 
 
 TTiwt, fr. aVaVj'f/ui. 
 'A^nrvi'vOi), 'A sing. a. 1. ])ass. Ion. 
 
 i\>vdt'i7ri>v9i],\u' breathed a<;ain: 
 
 also dfiTrvvTo for dviirt'UTo, a. 
 
 2. i'r. 'AfXTTwi^iai, poet, for drd- 
 
 irvv^iai. 
 'A^iTToXeTj', to revolve in one's 
 
 mind, poet. sync, for dvcnroXt'iv. 
 'A^TToXiv, through the city, i»oet. 
 
 for dvd TToXiv. 
 'AjUTToi'ov, for did ttovov, fr. 
 
 Tzovog. 
 ' Af.i-7rpnTi)g, for dvaTrpnryg. 
 'AiMHPO'N, ov, TO, the rope by 
 
 which oxen are liarnessed to 
 
 their load, tract's, a cohar. 
 'A^iTTTdpiva, flying back again, 
 
 tor dvaTTTdj-ttva, a. 2. })art. m. 
 
 fr. dviTTTafiai. Th. 'iTTTa^ai. 
 'Ai.i7rvKi^i)v, ace. fr. 'A^nrvKihje, 
 
 ov, o, the son of Ampycus. 
 'AfiTTVKriip, iipog, b, a bridle, 
 
 frontlet : & 
 'A^7rvKTi]pia (pdXapa, trappings 
 
 or harness, to adorn a hoiiie'a 
 
 head or mane : fr. 
 
 "AMITVa, vkoc, o, 7), a wcmian's 
 
 head-band or fillet, horse's front- 
 let, wheel, round cover of a cup: 
 as if fr. a^tTTf x'd;, to gird. 
 
 'ApTTiuffig, eojg, //, the ebbing of 
 the tide, reflux, by syne, for 
 dvdTTiooig. 
 
 'A/(7rturt^tu, f. iffoj, to recede, ebb: 
 
 ^fr. 
 
 'AfiirMTig, the same as d^nnoffig. 
 
 'AiMYFAAAE'A, ag, or 'Afivy 
 caXy, rjg, »/, an almond, almond- 
 tree. Hence 
 
 A^vy^dXivog, 1], ov, of the al- 
 mond. 
 
 "A^vy^ia, aTog, to, 'Ajjivyfibg, ov, 
 6, a i)ulling, tearing: fr. dfivrKTio. 
 
 "A^iv^ig, ])oet. or yKol. for df.ia, 
 together, at the same time. 
 
 'AMYAPO'^, a, bv, rather ob- 
 scure, thin, faint, feeble, nearly 
 erased, moist : «/ua, v^wp. 
 
 'A^/j'suj, f. (Tio, to suck. 
 
 ' Ap.vi]Tog, 6, //, not initiated, pro- 
 fane : a, i-ivUo. 
 
 'AixvOuv, dvog, b, poet, for 'Afiv- 
 Od'ojv, dovog, the name of a 
 man. 
 
 'AfivOtjTog, 6, 7), ineffable, inex- 
 javssible : a, ^v^ko^ai. 
 
 'Afn'iK7]Tog, b, 1), witliout lowing, 
 w ithout oxen : a, nvKdoj. 
 
 'Af-ivKXaOev, adv. Ik twv 'Af-iv- 
 kXojv. 'AuvkXch, wv, ai, a sort 
 of Spartan shoe, made at Amy- 
 clie, a city of Laconia. 
 
 'AfjivicXcdffStij', Dor. for 'ApvKXa- 
 i^ttv, to speak like a Spartan. 
 
 AM<I> 
 
 'A^VKog, ov, b, a proper name. 
 
 "AfivXog, 6, 1), not ground : as 
 subst. //, a sort of cake. "Afxv- 
 Xov, Tb, meal not pounded by a 
 mill-stone : a, f^ivXi]. 
 
 'AM iVAKiN, oi'og, 6, y, blameless, 
 excellent, distinguished, illus- 
 trious : as if dfiwfiojv, or dfno- 
 jiog : a, ^iwfxog. 
 
 'Afivva, yg, y, the resisting of 
 an injury, defence, retaliation, 
 revenge, help : duvvio. 
 
 'ApvvdOio, Att. for dfivvoj. 
 
 'Afivvai, a. 1. inf. act. dfjivvOy- 
 ao}ica, f. 1. pass. d^vvaffOai, a. 
 1. inf. m. dfivvov,ii. 1. imp. act. 
 cifivvefxev, inf. Ion. for d^iv'vtiv, 
 as dfivvfjisi'ai. Dor. dfivvtvm. 
 Ion. for duvvoiiat, 3 pi. f. fr. 
 dfivvio. 
 
 'A^l'VTcig, ov, b, the name of a 
 man. 
 
 'AnvvTtov, one must protect or 
 defend. 
 
 'Af^ivvTypiog,b,y, defensive, aux- 
 iliary. 
 
 'AfivvTiop, opog, 6, 1), Si. 'Afivv- 
 Tt)p, ypog, b, a defender, assist- 
 ant : fr. 
 
 'AMf' NQ, f. vvib, to ward off, re- 
 pel, defend, assist, help. 'Afjiv- 
 vcfuti, mid. to ward off or re- 
 pel from one's self, defend one's 
 self, tight, recpiite, revenge, p. 
 I'mvyKa, a. 1. yfivva, a. 1. m. 
 i)iivi'dfxyv, f. 1. m. dfivvovjuiai ; 
 dpinno, yg, y, a. 1. subj. act. 
 
 'Afu'litig, f. 1. oi' dfivfffTio. 
 
 'Apv^ig, tvjg, //, the same as d- 
 pvyfia. 
 
 'aMY'vSQ, or 'AfivTTio, to 
 scratch, tear, wound, torture. 
 
 sw, p. 
 
 Vh^^X^i 
 
 a. 1. inf. m. 
 
 dpv^arrOai 
 'AnviTTi, adv. at one draught, 
 without drawing breath : a, fivoj. 
 
 ApvCTTl^lO, i. ([. dfiVCTTl TTlViO, tO 
 
 drink off at a draujrht : & 
 AnvfJTig, iCog, 1), a sort of cup, 
 or mode of drinkiui:, when the 
 cup is drained at one draught : 
 
 «, IXVU). 
 
 "Ai-ivfTTog, 0, y, ignorant of sacred 
 
 tliiuiijs, profane : a, pvoj. 
 'Afivxfibg, ou, o, & 'A^ii^x')? VC, 
 
 1), a laceration, rent, wound : 
 
 (tpra(Tuj, 
 
 Ai-Kp' for df^KpL 
 
 A/j^aya7ra^(ij, f. dcTio, to embrace 
 
 affectionately : & 
 
 A^KpayairCjvreg, i)res. part. pi. 
 
 tr. cincpayaTrdio, to love much : 
 
 "/*0«, dydTrdio. 
 
 Ap(paytipofiai, & 'AfKpayepkOo- 
 
 l^mi, to assemble round about : 
 
 ) % f t 
 
 «U0(, aysptu. 
 
 A/jf/xa'^a, 'AjKpahjv, Si 'Afitpacbv, 
 
 <'l>cnly, adv. for dva<pav^bv, cVc. 
 AjKpd^iog, b, i'l, manifest : dfiifta- 
 
 < '{/, i. e. fidxy, in open combat : 
 
 AM<I> 
 
 'An^aSiyv, openly, adv. : dvd, 
 <paivio. 
 
 'AfKpaivt, poet, for dvB(paive, 3 
 sing. imj)erf. fr. 
 
 'Aficpaivo), for dva({)aivu>, to show. 
 Aftfpd'Kiig, Dor. for d^ipi)icyg. 
 
 "AfjKpave, poet, for dvkcpavt, 3 
 sing. a. 2. act. of dvacpcdiHo. 
 A^KpuKovkit), to sway from side 
 to side, as a wheel on the axle, 
 totter, wabble : ofK^i, dEo)i'. 
 
 'AfKpapo^kuj, f. y(Tu), to ring, clat- 
 ter around, make a noise on all 
 sides : d^i<pi, dpalSkuj. 
 
 'Afupapdjiii^ov, 3 pi. impf. Ion. fr. 
 'Afi(pap(il3t^io, the same. Some 
 read djjKpafSdpi'Cov. 
 
 ' AjKpaaiy, yg, y. Ion. 'A/jKpcKTia, 
 incapability of speech, silence, 
 the amazement which precludes 
 speech : a, (j>i}ixi. 
 
 'Af-KpavTEio, f. y(Tti), to ring or re- 
 sound around : a//0i, d'Orku). 
 
 'Afi(pc((pda(T9ai, inf. mid. for 'Afi- 
 (pacpdffGai.Si' Afi(pa(p6ojvTo, impf. 
 mid. for djJKpaipCiJVTO, fr. 'A//0a- 
 (pdio, to touch all round, feel or 
 handle all over : dfKpt, dcpdio. 
 
 'A/z0tj7re ro, 3 sing, imperf. ind. m. 
 fr. dii(pi.7rop.ai, to cherish, chase : 
 dj-KpiTTt, 3 sim;. imperf. Ion. : fr. 
 O)u0£7r<i), to pursue. Th. STroj. 
 
 'AjjL^tKdXvTTTov, 1 sing, or 3 pi. 
 imperf. they were covering over: 
 dfiip^KdXvxl/e, a. 1. fr. dptpiKa- 
 XvTTTio, to cover over. Th. ku- 
 
 XVTTTU). 
 
 'An(pEKdpy, he was mutilated on 
 
 all sides, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. pass. 
 
 fr. d^(piKtipoff.ai. Th. Ktipui. 
 'AjKpsXiKTog, 6, //, wound or twined 
 
 around : fr. 
 'Af.i(peX'i(r<T(i), f. ^(jj, to wind or 
 
 twine round, envelope : dfi<pt, 
 
 tXiaauj. 
 'Af-KptTTovyOi], he was occupied, 
 
 3 sing. a. 1. ind. pass. fr. dfitpi- 
 
 Trovsofxai. 
 'AfKptTTLo, & 'AjjKpLSTrit}, to clasji, 
 
 surround ; be occupied about, 
 
 cherish ; take care of, watch 
 
 over, prepare ; pursue : dfi(pl, 
 
 ' Aiitp'tptaQai, j)oet. sync, for dva- 
 (p'iptaBai, to receive : fr. dva- 
 
 (p'tpiO. 
 
 'AfKpepiipio, to thatch roimd, cover 
 
 over : dj-i^i, tpstpio. 
 'A)[t0€px<'A*"*? to <;o round about, 
 
 surround : a. 2. dfxcpyXvOov : 
 ^ dufi, tpxoi^ai, 
 'Apipiaryv, 1 sing. a. 2. ind. fr. 
 
 di.i(pi(TTijpi, to surround. 
 'AH(pS(p6jhiOev, they were routed 
 
 on all sides, a. 1. pass. Boeot. for 
 
 dfi(pt(poliyOyfTav : fr. <f>ol3sofiai. 
 
 'Af.Kpkxv'o, for d/jLifiiKSx^'T^y ^^■'^■'' 
 j)Oured round, jyiuj). pass. Ion. fr. 
 dfx(pix^it), a. 1. d^Kpixv^yv. 
 
 'Afi^ijKyg, tog, o, //, two-edged : 
 (31) 
 
 AM^ 
 
 I dfJKp}, aKt). 
 
 ' Afxiprjpitpka, ace. sing. fr. 'A/<0- 
 yptfpyg, iog, b, y, covered on both 
 sides, close-covered : dfi<pi, t-nk- 
 <poj. 
 
 'Afifpypiig, fog, 6, y, rowed ou 
 both sides, double-rowed, fast- 
 ened round about: dfji(pl, Hiitrnoj. 
 
 'Ai-KpijpLKbg, y, bv, liaving two 
 oars to each man. 
 
 'AfX(pypirrTog, b, y, doubtful, dis- 
 puted : diAijil, tpig. 
 
 'AjM<I>r, prep, with a gen. around, 
 about, concerning, on account of, 
 by reason of ; with a dat. about, 
 on, near, concerning, on account 
 of, against ; with an accus., 
 round, about, nearly, to, to- 
 wards : dfi(pi, adverbially, with- 
 out a case, thereabout : d^<pi 
 Ti txtiv, to be occupied aljout 
 any thing : dfi(pi tu tauTCJv t- 
 Xf n^, to niind iheirown concerns. 
 
 'Af-KpidCofxai, Sc 'Afiipid^io, to put 
 on, clothe, f. dcrio, p. pass. yn*pL~ 
 acjjiiv : a/i0(. Hence 'Aju^iarr/ia, 
 ciTog, TO, a garment, vest. 
 
 'AfJKpiaXog, b, y, sea-girt, mari- 
 time : dfjipl, dXg. 
 
 'AiKpidprwg, OV, b, n very learned 
 seer, the son of Oicleus : hence 
 he is called by Pindar O'iicXei- 
 
 Sng. 
 
 ' Afi<piaxv'iav,!\cc. part. pcrf. mid. 
 f. g. fr. 'Ajxcpidx^t to resound 
 around, shriek out : dfi.(pi, idx^- 
 
 ' Afi^iliaivo), to go round, exphtre, 
 guard, defend, protect, f. jiyrro- 
 fidi, p. /3£/J//icrt : dfi<pl, fiaivu). 
 
 'AjjKpijSdXj^, a. 2. subj. : dfji(pijia- 
 Xov, a. 2. imper. m. fr. 
 
 'AfKpifSdXXio, to cast round, put 
 on or round, surround, encom- 
 pass, envelope ; consider : f. 
 /iaXw, p. fitiSXyica : djJKpi, /3aX- 
 Xa». 
 
 Aix(pi(3ug, a. 2. part. act. fr. d^~ 
 (pil3aivu). 
 
 'AmpijicKTiy, yg, y, I(m. for a/i0t<T- 
 (iyTijfTig, dissent, dispute. 
 
 'AfxcpijSafnc, (wg, y, a going round, 
 circuit, act of surrounding ; de- 
 fence : dfi<pil3aivio. 
 
 ' Aju0i;3£ i3///crtf , i)erf. fr. a/Lt0i/3a(Vw. 
 
 'Ajxcpijjiog, b, y, amphibious, living 
 on earth and in water : pi. n. g. 
 dfi^if'iia : dfi(pi, fiiog, life. 
 
 'Af-KpijiXyfia, ciTog, Tb, a garment, 
 vestment : dfi(j>ifidXXio. 
 
 ' Afi(pi[iXyaTptvio, f. tvaoj, to catch 
 in a net : fr. 
 
 'A/Lt^i/SXj/orpor, ov, Tb, a net, 
 drag-net, any thing thrown 
 round, a robe, apparel ; fetters : 
 dfifpl, (3dXX(i). 
 
 'AfKpil36yTog, 0, y, sounding a- 
 round, famous : dji<pl, i^odu). 
 
 'Ap<pii3oXevg, fiog, b, a fisherman. 
 
 'AjxtpifSoXia, ag, t), ambiguity dif- 
 ficulty : fr. 
 
AM^ 
 
 AM4> 
 
 I 
 
 ambiguous, aimed at on all 
 sides : dj.i(pl, jSciWio. 
 'AfitpiiSovXog^ 6, //, fluctuating be- 
 tween two resolves, hesitating : 
 dfi(pi, l3ov\i']. 
 'AfKpifiooTog, o, //, covering a man 
 
 on all sides : di.i(pi, liporot^. 
 'Afirpiy'syn^^, Ihj whs delighted 
 
 with, 3 sing. perf. m. fr. 'Afc^i- 
 
 yijOfu) : dfKpi, yt]B(:UJ. 
 'A//0iy I'oEw, to know partly, to 
 
 doubt, f. rj<Tuj, p. Ka : ctft^J, vokio. 
 'AfKpiyovog, ov, u, a son-in-law, 
 
 step-sou : dfxtpl^ yivo^ai. 
 *AiJi<piyi'r]tig, ti'Tog, 6, >), lame in 
 
 both feet, lim}>ing ; epith. of 
 
 Vulcan : dfi^i, yviog. 
 'AfKpiyvoc, 6, //, two-edged, having 
 
 iron at both ends ; rival com- 
 batant : rt/z^i, yvTov. 
 'AfjKpi^aiojy to burn or blaze a- 
 
 round : dfi(pl, Caico. 
 ' AfX(l)i^dicpvTOQ, 6, r/, very la- 
 mentable, much lamented : a/t- 
 
 01, SoKpino. 
 * A}i(pddjAaQ, avrog, 6, a proper 
 
 name : as if fr. Ca^d^u). 
 'Aju0t^a'(Tfiav, ace. f. g. fr. dfi(pi- 
 
 8a<Tvg,eia, v, hairy on both sides, 
 
 rough, shaggy : d[.i(pi, Ccctvc. 
 'Af.i(piSiSya, perf. m. d^KpihSifti, 
 
 3 sing, pluperf. m. Ion. fr. ct/t- 
 
 (pidaioj. 
 'A/<0t^saf, aiv, and 'Af^Kpideig, lov, 
 
 a'l, chains, rings, bracelets : a/t- 
 
 (pi, CtiO. 
 
 'A^Kpi^'f^iog, 6, //, ambidexter, he 
 
 who can use both hands equally; 
 
 amV)ignous ; two-edged ; both : 
 
 d^Kpl, li^id. 
 'A^ipilfpX^VQy 2 sing. a. 1, pass. 
 
 Ion. of a7'0t^fcpxo/^<rti, to look 
 
 around, f. ^ofiuL 
 
 ai-Kpi, 
 
 csoicto. 
 
 *A/i0i/3oXoc, o, >/, thrown round,] with, perf. part. pass. fr. df^Kpt- 
 
 'Af.i<pu\'i<ynag, ace. pi. f. g. fr. 
 'A//0if\i(T(TO£:, //, or, impelled on 
 each side, as a boat bv oars : 
 dftcJH, iXifTffuj. 
 
 'An(pit\irT(TOJ, f. ^10, to fold round. 
 
 *A/f0t£j'i'v/a, to clothe, put on ; f. 
 £T(i>, ])erf. ])ass. ■iji^Kpitrrf.iaiy & 
 i)fi(piei^iai : fr. a/ii^i, 'ivvv^u. 
 
 'AfKpiETrovTeg^ directing : pres. 
 part. fr. 
 
 'Aj-KpitTTio, to treat, direct,manage, 
 be occupied with, look after, pre- 
 ])are, assail, pursue : dfKpi, sttio. 
 
 ' A}i(pii(rdf.iivog, a. 1. m. i)art. fr. 
 
 'Ai.i(pie(T7j, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. 'A/<- 
 
 <pit(Tfiai, Ion. for y)i.i(p'iia^iai, perf. 
 
 ind. pass. fr. di.i(pdvvvfu. 
 'A/«0i^a'i'(o, to stick to, sit round, 
 
 f. i)frio : d^upi, 'iCdvio. 
 'Ai^i<pi^tvKTog,6, 7/, yoked or bound 
 
 together on both sides : dfi^i, 
 
 (^tvyvvfti. 
 'AfKpiOdXarrfTog, 6, //, surrounded 
 
 by sea : d^npl, ddXaorra. 
 ' Af.i(pi9a\i)g, kog, o, //, flourishing 
 
 around, hai)py ; having father 
 
 and mother yet living : dficpl, 
 
 OdWoj. 
 'A/i0t0£arpov, oi», to, an amphi- 
 theatre : djXipi, Btdo^iai. 
 'Ai^KpiOeroQ, o, /'/, which can be 
 
 placed on cither side, having 
 
 two handles : dft(pi, riOtjf^u. 
 'Ai^i<pi9kio, f. OtvcTOfiai, to iim 
 
 roimd : dj-irpl, Osuj. 
 'ALKpiOrjKTog, 6, //, two-edged : 
 
 afi(pi, Otjyto. 
 'AfupiOopkio, f. Tjrroj, to spring a- 
 
 round : df.i(pi, Oopku). 
 ' Afi(pi0p67rrogy o, »/, clotted all 
 
 round : df-irpl, rpsfpio. 
 'Afi(pi9vpog, o, //, having a door 
 
 or entrance on both sides : dfKpl, 
 
 Ovpa. 
 'AfiipiKciXinrriOy f, v^w, to cover 
 
 'Afi<pi^i)dlTog, o, >/, disputed, un- 
 decided. Th. ^ijpig. 
 
 ' Ai.i(piCiv'ni)y to roll round, encir- 
 cle : df^Kpidtdivtjraij p. pass. : 
 df.i(pi, ^ivHo. 
 
 'An(pidoKtvu}, to watch with intent 
 to seize : dficpi, ^oKevu). 
 
 'Af-Kptdotog, 6, if, doubtful : ' A^i- 
 (piSo^EMj to be dubious : dfi(pl, 
 
 'AfKpi^pofiogy o, >), running about, 
 whirling round : dfKpi, ^poj^iog. 
 
 'Aj[<0<f)pi'7rrof, 6, //, torn on all 
 sides, tearing the cheeks or gar- 
 ments in sorrow. In the same 
 sense are used 'A[^i(pi^nv(pt)g, fog, 
 & 'A^(pi^pv(pog : fr. dfKpi, Cpv- 
 
 TTTOi. 
 
 'AfupiSvi-iog, 6, //, having an en- 
 trance on each side, double : 
 df^Kpl, Svii). 
 
 'Aj.i4n^voi.iai,^. {'(TOf-iai, to put on: 
 dj-npi., ^Uijj. 
 
 'Afxipidvg, girt with, a. 2. part, 
 act. fr. 'A^tpidvfii : dj.i(pi, ^vfu. 
 
 Af^fpieifuvog^ 
 
 having 
 
 been 
 
 girt 
 
 round, wrap up, inclose : d^i^i, 
 
 KCtXvTTTiO, 
 
 'Ai-KpiKaprjg, eog, o, ?/, having two 
 handles or heads : dfi<pi, Kdorj- 
 vov or K-a'on. 
 
 'Aix(piKed(T(7ag, liaving divided, 
 cut round, pealed the bark oft", 
 a. 1. part. act. poet, for -KtdfTag, 
 fr. diKpiKfd^n), f. d(Tio : dfi<pi, 
 
 Ktd'CiO. 
 
 ' AfxtpiKtiixai, to lie clasped round, 
 lie about, border on : dfi«pij ku- 
 
 'AfxtpiKl'iov, ovog, o, ?'/, pillared 
 
 around : df^ifpi, kiiov. 
 'Afx<piKXvtTTog, 6, »/, washed on 
 
 every side : dfi^i, kXv'Cm. 
 'AfifpiKofiog, 6, >'/, liaving thick 
 
 hair or leaves : di^itpl, Ko^rj. 
 'AfjLcpiKpdvor, o, //, with heads on 
 
 all sides : d^fpl, Kodvov. 
 'AfKpiKpffiai-iai, f. d(Tio, to hang or 
 (32) 
 
 AM4> 
 
 hover about : dfixpi, Kpf^dio. 
 'Afi(piKp(fn)g, kog, o, ?/, hanging 
 
 from both shoulders, said of a 
 
 (piiver : fr. the same. 
 ' An(p'iKpi]nvog, 6, >/, precipitous 
 
 around : df.i(pi, Kprjfivog. 
 'Aj-trpiKTiorfg, o)V, ut, dwelh-rs 
 
 around, neighbours: dfi(pi,KTi(^oj. 
 'Ai.i(piKvXi(7(raig, JFaA. Si poet, for 
 
 di.(<piKvXifTag, a. 1. fr. a fjKpiKvXiio, 
 
 to roll about, tumble over, f. tcrw, 
 
 p. i/crt : df.i(p\, Ki'Xiio. 
 'A[.i(piKV7rtXXoi', ov, ro, a cup with 
 
 two handles, or a double cup : 
 
 fr. a/i0i & KVTTsXXov : ciirag is 
 
 always added. 
 
 'A/<0tX«f/>/)c> £<>Ci ^-t */» large, ricli, 
 abundant, extensive, ample : 
 df.i(p\, Xarp voj. 
 
 'A//0tXrtxa(vw, to dig around : 
 dff(pi, Xax«ti'w. 
 
 'A/f^tXfyw, f. ^a», to speak on both 
 sides, doubt, dispute : in this 
 sense a'//0jXoyau is used : dy^i, 
 X«)'(fj. Hence 
 
 'AfKpiXiKTog, o, >'/, controverted, 
 disj)uted, doubtful. 
 
 'Ai.i(piXoyia, ag, >'/, debate, alter- 
 cation between two parties : fr. 
 
 'A/<0i'Xoyoc, 0. //, disputed, doubt- 
 ful : df.i(pi, Xkyio. Hence 
 
 'AficpiXoyiog, adv. doubtfully, am- 
 bij^uouslv. 
 
 'Afi(piXo(pog, o, ?/, encompassing 
 the neck : dfi(pt, Xoipog. 
 
 'Ai-KpiXvKJj, //, dusky, dim, applied 
 to the night or morning : dfKjil, 
 XsvKog. 
 
 'Afi(pil.iaKpog, o, //, long on both 
 sides, amjihimacer, a metrical 
 foot : dfi(pi, fiaicpog. 
 
 'AfitpifidaarrOf, wipe all over, a. 1. 
 m. imj). fr. ' Ai.i(pij.id(jrni), f. (tm. 
 
 ' A}.i(pindTpiog, o, j), Dor. for '.-\//- 
 (pifiifrpiog, which is in the ma- 
 trix or womb : a/(0f, nr]Trjp. 
 
 'Af-Kptfidxa^ini, to light round a 
 city, flght : o//0i, f^td\oi.iai. 
 
 'Afi(pil.ikXatvca, on all sides black 
 or dark, very black or gloomy : 
 dfitpi, ukXag. 
 
 'A^npiftfl.ivKe, bellowed around, 
 re-echoed loudly ; j)ei'f. m. fr. 
 'An(ptfi}iKdu) : dft(pl, fivKUto. 
 
 'A/<0«^<j7rojp, opog, 6, //, having 
 ditterent mothei*s, but the same 
 father : d^(pi, fiijrijp. 
 
 'Afi(pit/tiKt]g, for, o, contended for, 
 prize of contention or combat, 
 
 ! 
 
 worth 
 
 contending 
 
 for : af-iipi, 
 
 vtiKog. 
 ' A^t(l)iveiKTjTog, 6, //, the same. 
 'A^Kpiviliofiiii, to dwell aroun<l, 
 
 inhal)it : d/.t(pi, rsfno. 
 'AfitpiKiio, to sci*ape around : f. 
 
 Kkaoj, a. 1. dj-Kpi^eaa : dft(pi, S.fuj. 
 Afi(pi7raXTog, o, >'/, brandished a- 
 
 round, resounding: djJKpiyTrdXXio. 
 'A^tpnraXvint)^ f 
 
 around 
 
 AM<I> 
 
 'A/«0tVt^oc, o, 7), encircled on all 
 sides with plains : dfKpi, Trkcov. 
 
 'Afi(pi7riXofi(u, to be about, be 
 extant, meet : a/i0i, TriXo^ai. 
 
 'AfKpnrkvofiai, to be employed or 
 ])nsy about : d^i(pi, Trerofiai. 
 
 ' A^KpnrtpiKTiovryi, tlat. j)!. fr. dn- 
 (piTTtpiKTiovig, Lov, oi, neigh- 
 bours : d^npl, TTfpi, ktIZu). 
 
 'A^i(pi7repi<TTt(puj, to crown all 
 around, huiTomid : dj.i(pi, TTfpi, 
 
 'AfjKpLTnpKTTpwcjjct, impcrf. Ion. fr. 
 
 ' Afi(pi7repifrTpiu(pd(o, to turn or 
 
 drive round : dfJi(pi, 7rfpi,aTpl0w. 
 'Afi<J)L7rspi(p9ivi'i}io, to perish or 
 
 decay all round : dfi(pi, 'TTSpi, 
 
 <p9ivu). 
 'AiKpnrtffovffa, liaving clasped, a. 
 
 2. part. f. g. fr. diJKpiTriTrro). 
 'Afiilmrd'C^o, to i)ress round : dfi- 
 
 (pi, TTlt^OJ. 
 
 'AficpiTriTTTM, to fall upon one's 
 neck, embrace : df-itpl, TriTTToj. 
 
 'Afi(pnriTi4to, the same. 
 
 'A/ii/xTrXt/croc, 6, r), entwined 
 around : dfi'pl, TrXtKoj. 
 
 'A^<pi7rX}}Krog, o, ?), striking both 
 wavs ; struck on both sides : 
 
 s. 
 
 i)yog, o. 
 
 »/, the same. 
 tixTio, to walk 
 
 ' Ap^iTrXt) 
 
 ' A^iplTToXtVU), f 
 
 :d)out, attend, wait on, serve : 
 
 dn(pi7roXoQ. 
 ' Afi<l)nroXtoj, f. tj(tio, the same : 
 
 also, to surround. 
 'Aj[c0i7roXtg, ettig, if, A)iq>h'i polls ; 
 
 the name of a city. 
 'A^Kpi-oXog, 6, generally if, a 
 
 servant, attendant. Also adj. 
 
 much-frequented : dficpi, noXeio. 
 'AiKpiTToreoi-un, to be employed 
 
 about, be bjisy : df.i<l)i, ttovUo. 
 'AfKptTroTdojiai, to fly, flutter 
 
 about : dfupi, TordoiJiai. 
 'Afi'piTTvXog, 6, //, having two 
 
 gati's, a gate on each side: a/^t0t 
 
 ' A}i(pi(T^r]Ti]aifiog, 6, if, disputed, 
 doubtful : & 
 
 'Af^i^i(T(5iirt](Tig, eojg, & 'Aft0i<T/3;j- 
 ah}, t]g, if, debate, contention, 
 doubt : & 
 
 'AfKpifyfitjTJjrog, 6, ij, debated, 
 contested, disj)uted. 
 
 'Aj^KpianiXdiifvog, a. 1. part. m. 
 fr. 'An<pi(TTtXXio, f. tXut, to bind 
 aroiMid or fast, clothe, orna- 
 ment : d^cju^ (TT^XXio. 
 
 'An(pi(TT}]fii, f. (TTijffto, p. effraKa, 
 a. 2. t(JTJ]v, to })lace or stand 
 round, surround : dfi<pf:(Trnv, by 
 sync, for dficpkarKtrav : dfi<l)i, 
 
 'An(pi(TTofiog, 6, //, having a dou- 
 ble moutii or opening ; present- 
 ing a front on all sides ; double, 
 two-edged, double-tongued, a 
 turn-coat : d^Kpl, (rrofia. 
 
 ' AfKpKTTpardo^ai, to besiege, in- 
 vest : dfitjd, (TTpaTog. 
 
 'AfX(l>i(TTpf:(piig, kog, 6, »/, twining 
 round, entwined : dfi(pi, arpt^io. 
 
 'AiA(pi(Trpo(pog, 6, ?/, easily turned 
 or rowed on both sides : dfi^l, 
 
 (TTpkfJHO. 
 
 'AfxpiTaOiig, stretched around ; 
 a. I. part. pass. fr. dficpirdvco : 
 
 dfKjil, Tfii'M. 
 
 ' AiJKpirdTTtfg, iirog, if, &. 'AfjKpiTa- 
 TTig, iCog, ij, & 'AiKpiTaTrog, ov, 6, 
 cloth rough on both sides, a 
 coverlet : d^(pi, rdTrrjg. 
 
 'Afi(j)iTapi3i)g, kog, b, if, frightened 
 on all sides : dfKpi, rdpjiog. 
 
 'A/x0irfix>)^, fog, b, if, walled 
 around ; encomi)assing the walls: 
 
 dfi(pt, Ttlx^Q' 
 
 'AfKpiTiOei, place or put round, 
 enfold, pres. imi>. act. fr. a'/x- 
 (piriOijiit : dficpi, riOifiit. 
 
 'AfKpirofiog, b, ij, two-edged : dfi- 
 
 (pl, TfflVU). 
 
 'Af-K^dropvog, b, ij, turned all 
 round, well rounded : dfitpl, rop- 
 I'or. 
 
 AMG 
 
 ~/'X;/. 
 
 ' A /<0t7r»;j)og,6,//, burning on each I 'Aft^trp^x*'^? ^* 2- ducps^pafiov, to 
 side : du(pl, wvp. run around : djKpi, rpt^w. 
 
 afi<pi, TraXvvoj. 
 
 vvut, to strew 
 
 ifi(pt, nvp 
 AfifpippuTog, or 'Afttpipvrog, b, if, 
 
 washed round, sea-girt : d^K^d, 
 
 psu). 
 'A/i0»j6ptu^, CJyog, b, ij, broken or 
 
 rugged all round : dfi(pi, pi]- 
 
 yvvfjiL. 
 'AfjKplg, adv. on each side, around, 
 
 in the midst, between. Also 
 
 a prepos. with a gen. without, 
 
 besides, aj^art from. 
 'A/<f/)t(T/3an'a, ijg, ij, a sort of ser- 
 
 jieut, whi'-li can go backwards 
 
 and forwards : df^Kpi, fSaivio. 
 ' AiKjiia 1^(1(7 iif, Ion. for dj-Kpial^ij- 
 
 rijfftg. 
 ' Ap(pirfj^(tTUo, Ton. for 
 '.lM'I>IvBHTE'0,f.//(Tu>,todoubt, 
 
 dispute, debate, litigate ; dn<pia- 
 
 i^tfTqaiia, a. 1. opt. yEol. as if 
 
 Ir. djji(i)ig, /3a'w : hence 
 
 'An(pirpiig, iJTog, b, if, perforated 
 
 (|uite through, open on both 
 
 sides : dfi(!>i, rpdoj. 
 'AncpirpTrt]', i]Q, Vf Amphitrite, 
 
 tlie wife of Neptune ; the sea 
 
 dficpi, Tpii^<x). 
 'AjLt0irpo/i£w, to tremble all over 
 
 dfi<pi, Tpofi'eio. 
 'A/L(0trpj''wv,wi^og,6,aman'sname. 
 'An(pirpviovidhjg, ov, 6,by epenth. 
 
 for 'A^<pi-pviovihig, the son of 
 
 Amphitryon. 
 'AfKpiTVTTog, b, if, two-edged : 
 
 dfi^l, TVTTTiO. 
 
 'Afi^Kpadvu), to shine all round. 
 
 'Afi(pi(piiXog, b, if, studded all 
 over, splendid : dfi(pi, ipaXog. 
 
 'A^(pi(p(nn)g, iog, b, if, conspicu- 
 ous all round, seen ]>y or known 
 to all : du(pi, (paiuuj. 
 (33) 
 
 ' Ayi(j)i(poptvc, itog, Ion. j/n^, o, a 
 vase, as having two handles : 
 d/iipi, <p'fpu). 
 
 'AjKpl^VM, f. <T(U, p. TTfCpVKa, tO 
 
 grow round : a/i^j, (pixo. 
 
 'Au^iXairio, to open the jaws, 
 gape widely, swallow up : a/t0», 
 Xnivoj. 
 
 'A/jKpixcfiTog, b, if, hairy on each 
 side : djifpi, xa'irrj. 
 
 'A^KpixdffKio, =: a/i0txrt(Vw. 
 
 'A/(0t%£at, a. 1. inf. fr. 
 
 'Afxtpix^ft}, tD, f. svaio, to pour, 
 scatter, dift'use around : dfi<pi- 
 XvOiig, embracing : dfi<pl, x^to. 
 
 'A/i0«'xpv(Tor, b, ij, gilt all over. 
 
 'Afi(j)ixvdtlau, poured round, a. 
 I. part. pass. f. g. fr. dfi<pix^uj- 
 
 'AiJi(pixvTog, b, if, s))rcad, heaped 
 up round, defended by an encir- 
 cling mound : dfitpl, x^w* 
 
 'A^(piXvoj, the same as dfitpixsio. 
 
 'A/i0txwXoc, b, if, lame in both 
 feet : d^^i, x^Xof. 
 
 'AfKpohov, ov, TO, a little street. 
 
 "A^Kpolov, ov, TO, same as 
 
 "Afiipo^og, ov, if, a road round a 
 place, street, lane : dfi<pi, bcog. 
 
 'Aficpolv, gen. & dat. dual, fr. dfi- 
 
 (pM. , 
 
 'AiJKpoi'ov, poet, for dvd tpovov, 
 tlirough slaughter. 
 
 'AjKpop'sag, ace. pi. fr. 'Afitpoptvg, 
 by sync, for djjKpKpopivg. 
 
 'A[x^optiSio7% &. 'AfJiipopihov, to, 
 a little jar, dim. of d[i(poptvg. 
 
 'AfiipoTtpog, a, ov, each, both : 
 dfjKpoTEnyg, dat. pi. Ion. f. g. for 
 d^(poTepaig ; as also dp(poTspoi- 
 criv, m. g. Hence 'Ai^KportpojQtv, 
 from or on both sides ; 'A)li0o- 
 TipLoae, to or at both sides ; 'A/i- 
 (pQ-tptoGi, on both sides, adv. 
 ' Afji^oTtpiog, Dor. for dfi^oTS- 
 povg. Th. a/i^w. 
 
 'Ap<ppda(TaiTO, may have ob- 
 served, a. 1. opt. poet. fr. dva- 
 (ppd^oyiai. 
 
 'Ajxcpvrd, for dva (pvTci, through 
 the plants. 
 
 "Aj.Kpoj, o'l, ae, both : dfxtpolv, gen. 
 & dat. 
 
 'Au<poJi3oXog, b, if, a kind of jave- 
 lin, prob. with a double point : 
 dfx^i, biSoXog, 
 
 'Afi^ioijg, eog, 0, ij, double-eared, 
 double-luindled : dp (pi, ovg. 
 
 "Afi^ujTig, or 'AfKpioTig, idog, or 
 'Ap(pu}Tig, i^og, if, an ear-ring, 
 ornament or defence of the ears ; 
 a kind of cup with two handles : 
 dp.(p\, ovg. 
 AfX(p(x)Tog, the same as dpi(p(orig. 
 
 'AfuonifTog, b, if, blameless : 
 diXiop}]Toio, gen. Ion. : a, fno- 
 f.isoix(ii. Hence 
 
 ' Anioi.u)T(og, adv. without blame. 
 
 "AMliiMON, oVfTO, amom urn, the 
 shinil), and its perfume. 
 
 "AfiiofJLog, 6, »/, faultless, imma- 
 
 ^ 
 
ANA 
 
 ^ dilate : a, ^utfxor. 
 
 A/iwr, Dor. for )//id)»/. 
 'Ajuoi^Tai, 3 1)1. ind. pass. fr. 
 
 a /J. duj. 
 
 'A^uovTSffffi, for d^iuKTi, dat. pi. 
 part. poet. : & 
 'Afii^g, thou inaycst reaj), 2 sini,'. 
 pres, opt. ducioifxi, i^fii, dote;, tpg, 
 ^ aoi, <p, fr. d^doj, to reap. 
 AfiioaykTTuji^; however, in any 
 ^ way : fr. dnug, one. 
 ^A^ioTct, wr, r«, c-Jiesnuts. 
 "AN, a potential particle, used in 
 Attic Greek with the past tenses 
 of the indie, mood, or with opt. 
 tenses ; by Honi. with fut. iudic. 
 or subj. aor. : it gives to the ini- 
 pei^^., pluperf., and aorists indie, 
 the force of the opt. and subj. : 
 as dv ^diScKTKov, I should "or 
 would teach, ciu iirpa^tv, lie 
 would have done, du t^^t^uXov, 
 I should have turned him out, 
 i^rjpTtcwTo dvy he would have 
 been seized : with the i)erf. mid. 
 should or would, -dXai dv utto- 
 AwXarc, you would have i)erish- 
 ed : it sometimes denotes habit 
 or-cuHtom,fcXs7rrfcr(C£ du Trfjui'wi/, 
 he was accustomed to steal : it 
 is also equiv. to the Lat. cuuque, 
 oariQ dv, whosoever : with a 
 particijde it implies probaljility ; 
 dv ysvofuva, likely to happen : 
 a conditional conjunction for ah', 
 if. The poets substitute for it 
 «, Ktv. Also dv for dvd, & 
 ^ dva, with the poets. 
 'ANA', prep, with a dat., poet., 
 with, on : with an accus., up, 
 along, among, by, into, against, 
 near, with, about, around, 
 through : dvd KfjuroQ, with the 
 greatest force : on board a ves- 
 sel, II. a. 310. It also denotes 
 distribution: rtva7rfrr€,byfives; 
 dvd fispog, by turns. In com- 
 positi(.n itsignities, back, again, 
 upwards, thoroughly, loudly : 
 or implies negation, as the Lat. 
 in. 
 
 'Ava, by apoc. for dvdara, for 
 dviffrrj, Ion. & ij changed into 
 a, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. fr. dviarrini. 
 Also dva, rise, for dvaara, dvd- 
 <TTr)9i, a. 2. imperat. act. Als(» 
 
 ANA 
 
 raised desk : dvd, ^dOpov, /3a- 
 Opa. 
 
 'Ava^aivio, to go up, ascend, 
 mount, eml)ark, cause to mount 
 or embark, devolve, turn out, 
 hapj)en, f. ^^I'laofiai, p. fSilhjKa, 
 a. 2. aj'£/3/;r, part, dvafidg : dvd, 
 liaivu). 
 
 'AvaliuKxtvio, f. (Tio, & 'Ava- 
 iiaK\i6io, Cj, f. wffcu, to render 
 frantic, agitate with the furies ; 
 rage with liacchic frenzy : dvd, 
 
 fiuK\tVOJ. 
 
 'AvafidWtaOai, inf. pass. fr. 
 ' Avai^aWio, to throw up, (as the 
 earth for an embankment,) raise 
 
 ANA 
 
 or lift u]), assist to mount ; 
 
 i> 
 
 ava^, 
 
 ava, vocat. sing, fr ,^ 
 
 king : or by apoc. for dvaaaa, a 
 queen. 
 
 'AvdiBa, for dvdi3a9i or dva^StjOi, 
 ascend, a. 2. imperat. fr. dva- 
 (iaivio. 
 
 'AvajSdcijv, adv. upwards, aloft : 
 
 dvafiaivio. 
 'AvajiuOfiig, icog, r), a step, stairs: 
 
 & 
 'Avafia9^bg, ov, 6, a step, stairs, 
 ^ staircase, ascent : dvd, ^aOfiog. 
 'Avd^aOpov, ov, to, & 'Ava- 
 
 (3a0pa, ag, ij, a staircase, ladder, 
 
 throw otf, dismount; undertake; 
 put off, delay. Mid. to throw on 
 or over one's self ; begin, ])lav 
 a i)relude ; f. /3«Xai, p. p'£/3X/;*ca, 
 a. 2. aVs/i./Xoi', m. dvffiaXojxijv, 
 
 ^ VGi-f.m.dvalSB,:i,j\a:dvd,f^dX\i.j. 
 
 'AvaiSdvTig, uom. pi. fr. dva(3dg, 
 having ascended, a. 2. ])art. act. 
 
 ^ dvajSiivai, inf. fr. dvalSaiviv. 
 
 'Aydliacrig, siog, y, an aseent, mi- 
 litary expedition towards the 
 capital or interior of a country ; 
 particularly of Cyrus against 
 ^ Artaxerxes : fr. the same. 
 ' Avaf3d(Tufiai, I shall ascend, f. 
 1. Dor. for diafSijaofiat, fr. 
 
 dvafiaivii). 
 'AvajSdryjg, ov, 6, a rider, horse- 
 man ; one that embarks in a 
 
 vessel ; a stallion : & 
 
 AvalSariKog, t), dv, adapted for 
 
 or skilled in mouutin"- or 
 
 riding : & 
 'Ava(3arl>g, 6, y, which can be 
 
 mounted, easy of ascent: fr. the 
 
 same. 
 'Ayal3e(3iojKujg, perf. part. act. fr. 
 
 'AvaiSefSpvKfv, perf. act. fr. dva- 
 l3pvoj, to gush out. Others read 
 dvafSq^pvxev, resounded, 11. P. 
 54. fr. lipvxd), to roar ; applied 
 to the sea. 
 
 'Avdj3r]6i, a. 2. imper. of dva-\ 
 jSaivo). 
 
 Aj'a/3t/3a'^w, to make to go up or 
 
 mount, raise, place on, remove, 
 elevate, haul on shore, embark ; 
 
 f. aVtu, p. /5fp//3a/crt, a. 1. dvt- 
 ^ f3i(iaaa : did, l3il3d'Coj. 
 'AvalSiouiv, Att. for di'aiSu.hjv, 
 
 a. 2. opt. act. fr. 
 'Avaf3i6uj, at, f.waw, or' Ara(3iuj^i, 
 ^ to revive, live again : dvd, /3iow. 
 
 Aval3ioj(T,g, SL-jg, t), resurrection. 
 
 Ava^noTKOj.iai, to revive, restore 
 ^ to life ; live again : dvajMio. 
 AvaftXatrrdvoj, & -crsu), f. rjrru), 
 
 p. fiiiSXd'TTijKa, tosprout,s|.ring 
 
 up or flourish again : dvd, (iXa- 
 
 frravio. 
 
 'AvdtiXifii.ia, aroc, to, a lookin<> 
 up or upwards : fr. 
 (34) 
 
 Ava/SXtTTw, to look up, recover 
 
 sight ; f. i//(u, p. f3i(iXt<pa, a. 1. 
 
 dvii3Xi\pa : fr. dvd, ^XtTrw. 
 
 lleiue 
 
 Avdt3Xe\pig, eujc, i), recovery of 
 ^ sight. 
 'Ayd^^Xjjnic, tog, »/, delay : fr. 
 
 dva^dXXuj. 
 'AvafiXv^io, to gush out, bubble 
 ^ up : dvd, liXv'Cio. 
 'AvalSuduj, ut, to cry or call out, 
 
 shout aloud, exclaim ; f. /y<Tw, ]). 
 
 (3ff3('))]ica,i{. ]. dvijSoiina. 'Ava- 
 
 fiofjaav, n. g. part. a. 1. : dvd, 
 
 jiodio. Hence 
 'Avaj36T}^a, arog, to, poet, dfi- 
 
 iioufia, a crying or screaming 
 
 out for help. 
 'AvalSoXatoi', ov,Td, a robe, cloak : 
 
 fr. dvajMXXio. 
 AvafiiiXi), iic, y, a heaping up, 
 
 entrenchment, removing, delay; 
 
 cloak, dress ; the beginning of 
 ^ an ode, prelude : fr. the same. 
 'Avaf3opl3opi'^to, f. nto, to nmr- 
 
 umv, nmtter : dvd, finpiSopif^io. 
 'Aj«/3oc, w, o, y, Dor.' for a v;/- 
 ^ /^t;(;, o, 7/, under age : a, yjiy. 
 A vaftpdZ,M, 6c -aan), to cause any 
 
 thing to boil, boil : dvd, (ipd'Cuj. 
 'Avai3pd.x^o, to rattle, roar loudly. 
 'Avajiimxo), f. ^w, to ebb, suck 
 up, absorb, a. 1. yEol. opt. dva- 
 ftp6^tia, a. 1. part.i)ass.ai'a/3|0o- 
 ^ X^tiQ- Ir. «Va, (ipoxoi. 
 'AyajSpvd'Cio, f. ^lo, to shout aloud : 
 
 dvd, j-ipvd'Cio. 
 'Avitf3pvxdoiiai, Cjfiui, f. yaofiai, 
 to bewail aloud : dvd, jiovxa- 
 o^ai. 
 
 'AvajSpv'xu), f. Kio,\^.(Siiipvxa, to 
 gush forth, bubble uj) : dia^Sf- 
 (3pvxtv, a doubtful reading in 
 II. P. 54. because the ]H'nult 
 ought to be long. See dvci(56- 
 
 l3pV(Cf}'. 
 
 AvaiSioXak-ia, y/}, earth, which, 
 when it is i)loughed, casts uj) 
 clods : dvd, iSwXog. 
 
 'ANAFAAArv, iSog, ,), pimper- 
 nel, a plant. 
 
 'AvayyilXai, a. 1. inf. act. of «V- 
 ayyiXXio. 
 
 'AvdyyuXov, a. 1. imper. fr. 
 
 'AvayyiXXio, to l>ring back word, 
 rejjort, announce, relate, inform 
 against, explain, f. Xw, p. dv- 
 ijyyiXica, a. 1. dvtjyyuXa, a. 2. 
 uvrjyyiXov, perf. j)ass. dvyy- 
 yi\fiai, a. 2. pass. dvyyykXyv : 
 dvd, dyykXXoj. 
 
 'A vaytr(T9ai, Dor. for dvyytia9ai. 
 
 AvaytXdu), f. d&Lo, to laugh 
 aloud : dvd, yiXdio. 
 
 'Avayevvduj, w, to regenerate, 
 
 reproduce, f. ymo, ]>. yiyh'vyKa, 
 
 p. pass. yiy'ivvy^Aai : dvd, yev- 
 vau). 
 
 'Ayaytvco, f. aio, to give to taste : 
 avd, yivio. 
 
 ANA 
 
 *AvayiV(i)(rK(o, or 'AvxyiyvwcTKio, 
 to know again, recognise, own, 
 know, read, read through, per- 
 suade : f . I. ni. dvayviocTofiai, 
 p. act. dviyvioKa, a. 2. dvkyvojv, 
 J), pass, dvfyvioafiai, a. 1. ])ass. 
 dvtyv(.>)(TOi]v : fr. dvd, yivioaKio. 
 'AvayKu^ut, to compel, force, 
 oblige, const mi n : imperf. yvdy- 
 Ka'^ov, f. dvayudmo, p. yvdy- 
 K-aAra, perf. i)ass. yvdyKa<T^iiti,i\. 
 1. t)vayicd(T9t]v. Th. dvaytcij. 
 'AvayKa it], yg,y, necessity: dvay- 
 
 Kaiy, necessarily : fr. 
 'AvayKaTug, a, ov, necessary, ex- 
 l)edient, inevitable, fatal ; coni- 
 ])ulsory, urgent ; friendly : d 
 d va yKuloi, relations, necessarii : 
 compar. dvayicawTepog, superl. 
 dvayKaio-GTog, geJi. pi. dvay- 
 KaiuruTiiJv : fr. dvdyKtj. Hence 
 'AvayKaiojg, adv. necessarily : 
 dvayKaiujg t^ft, it is necessary. 
 'AvayKurTTog, y, ov, compelled : 
 'AvayKacTwg, adv. by compul- 
 sion : dvayKu'Cuj. 
 'ANATKH, yg, y, & Dor. d- 
 vdyKa, compulsion, necessity, 
 law or imjmlse of nature, fate, 
 torture, i)unishment, chains, 
 distress, danger, diiticulty ; re- 
 lationship ; prob. fr. dvdyio. 
 'AvdyKvXog, 6, //, crooked, curved, 
 without a thong : a, dyKvXy. 
 AvayXvk'aivio, to sweeten again, 
 sweeten : di'd, yXvKaivoj. 
 AvayXvKa}'9uKTi, they may have 
 been sweetened ; 3 p'l. a. 1. subj. 
 pass. fr. dvayXvKttivoj. 
 AvdyXv(pog, 6, y, carved, cn- 
 ^ graven, embossed : dvd, yXv<pio. 
 'AvayvafiTTTio, to bend back, 
 bend, turn, untie, loosen, f. \p(o, 
 p. (yvnfx<pa, a. 1. pass. ^Gijv : 
 Ir. dvd, yvufiTTTio. 
 'Avayveia, ag, y, impurity, wick- 
 ^ eduess : a, dyvtia. 
 'Avayvovrtg, a. 2. jnirt. act. a^'a- 
 ^yvojvai, inf. fr. dvayivioTtcoj. 
 'Avayvog,u,y, impure, unchaste: 
 «, dyvog. 
 
 'Avayvajpi^io, f. <to>, p. fyi'wpiKa, 
 to recognise, own : dvd, yi^oj- 
 
 ANA 
 
 'Avdyvtoffig, fo;c, //, a reading, 
 persuasion, recognition ; dat. d- 
 vayvoifTfL : & 
 
 'Avayvo)(TTi]r, qv, 6, a reader: 
 
 fr. d}'ayivw<jKio. 
 
 AvayvioffTiKog, y, ov, disposed to 
 ^or fond of reading. 
 
 Aj/rtyoi',3pl.imperf. for dvyyov. 
 
 Soai'a'yorro, they wercbrouo^ht 
 
 hack ; imi)erf. ]iass. or a. 2. ra. 
 ^ for dvyyovTo, fr. dvdyio. 
 Ayayopdv, Dor. for dvd Tyv 
 
 dyopd V. 
 
 Ayayopfvffig, eiog, y, a declara- 
 
 ^ tion of oj)inion, jtroclamation : fr. 
 
 Avayopsvu), f. tvffu), to proclaim 
 
 ^ publicly by a herald, announce. 
 'AvaypanjiaTiCoi, to change a 
 word into anotlier by a trans- 
 position of letters. Hence 'Ava- 
 ypaftfiariffi^idg, ov, 6, an ana- 
 gram : dvd, yputpio. 
 'AvdynuTrTor, 6, ?'/, i.ubliely writ- 
 ten, chronirkd, enrolled : «Sl 
 'Avayoa0/), i}^, »/, an inscription, 
 
 registry-, record : fr. 
 'Avaypd(pio, f. \pot, to enrol, re- 
 gister, inscribe, paint : dvd. 
 ypd(poj. 
 'Avaypia, ag, y, a season unfit 
 for hunting : a,dypa. 
 ' Avaypv'Cio, f. lio, to grunt, mut- 
 ter : dvd, ypi'^uj. 
 'ANA'rVPlS, sojg, y, & 'Am- 
 yvpog, 6, y, name of a shrub, 
 a)i(((/i/rii<. 
 'Avdyio, to lead up, lead forward, 
 lead away, withdraw, draw up, 
 raise up ; bring back, refer, 
 report, restore ; bring up, edu- 
 cate ; carry off ; ofler u}), as a 
 victim ; keep, as a festival ; put 
 out to open sea, set sail ; opposed 
 to KaTuyio, to bring to land ; f. 
 dvd'^u), p. dvrjxa, a. 2. dvijyov, 
 Att. avt'jyayov, i)erf. pass, dvyy- 
 fiai, a. 1. dvyxOiJv, part, dva- 
 X^tlg, conveyed. 'Avdyofiai, to 
 l)ut out to sea, weigh anchor, set 
 sail : am, dyio : hence 
 'Avayioyi), ijg, y, a leading up, 
 rearing, bringing up, education, 
 putthig out to sea ; bringing 
 bade, reference, redress. 
 'Araytuyof, o, //, untractable, ob- 
 stinate, badly educated or train- 
 ed : hence 'Av«yojy/a, ag, y, 
 bad education : a, dywyy. 
 'AvaywvitTTog, ov, 6, one that has 
 not engaged in combat, untried 
 in battle : a, dyojv. 
 'A I'afa/w, to divide, set on fire : 
 
 dvd, daioj. 
 'AvalaKVM, f. ^yKojiat, a. 2. sda- 
 Kov, to bite, bite again : dvd, 
 caKvio. 
 'Avadd(Ta(T9ai, to have divided 
 or distributed, a. 1. inf. m. fr. 
 Avacd^oftai. 'Avahiafiog, ov, 
 6, a division : dvd, ^(uoj. 
 'Avadt^nofia, 1 have run through 
 or up, perf. m. of dvaTpkxoJ. 
 'AvaH^pafxev, 1 pi. perf. m. by 
 sync, for dvaSE^p6fiai.isv. 
 'AvaveiKvviii, to show, exhibit, 
 manifest, appoint, dedicate, f. 
 Koj, p. ci^Hxn, a. 1. di'sSei^a, 
 inf. dvahl^ai, perf. pass, dva- 
 StCeiyf^iai, a. I. dvediix9iiv, a. 
 1. m. dvthi^dfxyv : fr. oVa, 6ei- 
 Kvvni. Hence 
 'Avadd^ig, siog, y, a demonstra- 
 tion, inauguration to any office. 
 'AvaHKia9ai, Ion. for dva^k- 
 Xtf^^at. 
 
 Avd^tXtpog, o, y, liavuig no 
 (35) 
 
 ANA 
 
 ^ brother or sister : a, dcfX<p6g. 
 'Ava^iv^pdg, ddog, y, a vine 
 trained uj) against a tree, slirub- 
 l)ery : did, Ctvcpov. 
 'Avact^ai, Ion. for dvact7^ai, a. 
 1. inf. act. ; dv(ictt,aa9ai for 
 dyacnt,u(TOai, a. 1. inf. m. of 
 dvaceiKVVfit. 
 'AvackoKuj, to look up ; a. 2. dv- 
 ^ (cpaKov : dvd, dfpKio. 
 'AvaCepyj, f. put, to tear off the 
 skin from the top ; tear open 
 afresh, revive unpleasant feel- 
 ings ; discover, reveal : dvd, 
 cepo). 
 'Avacsfffifvco, f. evcTio, to bind 
 ^ again, bind up: dvd, h(Tf^nino. 
 'AyaCi(Tfnj, tjg, ,), a head-band, 
 
 fillet : dvac'tu). 
 'AvdctToc, o,y, bound up, tied 
 
 back : dvaciu). 
 'Ava^xufiai, Ion. dvaHKOfiat, to 
 receive, admit, take ujion one's 
 self, undertake, promise, enter- 
 tain hosi)itably : f. H^ofiai, perf. 
 pass, ck^tyfiai : fr. dvd, ^i^O' 
 jxai. 
 'AvaUoj, w,f. y<Tto, to bind again, 
 bind up, encircle, crown ; mid. 
 ^ to acquire : dvd, ^koj. Hence 
 'Avdhjfia, arog, to, a bandage, 
 ^ crown, garland, fillet. 
 'Arrt^/}<Tat, to have bound, a. 1. 
 ^ inf. act. fr. dvaUio. 
 'Avadyx9iig, bitten again, a. 1. 
 part. pass. fr. avacaKvw. 
 Ava^iSu(TKio, to teach again or 
 ^ thoroiighly : dvd, hddffKu). 
 'Ava^iCujiii, to return, restore, 
 give u}», yield fruit, produce, 
 send forth, spring : f. dvaCiocno, 
 a. 2. part, dvadovg, ovTog. 
 'AvaCiTrXoio, w, f. loaix), to doul)le 
 again, redouble : dvd, ^ittXooj. 
 Hence 
 
 AvaciTrXciXTir, (ojg, y, reduplica- 
 tion ; a grammatical figure. 
 'Atmi'oGug, a. 1. ])art. pass, dva- 
 ^oGijvai, inf. dvdSov, Att. for 
 dvd^o(To, return, a. 2. imp. m. 
 d}'a^cvrai, a. 2. inf. act. fr. a'a^a- 
 
 'AvaSox^}, j/t'j V, a reception, re- 
 mission, rest, respite ; security, 
 undertaking : & 
 
 'Avdcuxog, 6, y, & 'Ava^oxevc, 
 ^Mg, 6, a receiver, surety for 
 
 another, god-father: ai'a^fX"A^"t« 
 'Ava^^pafiilv, a. 2. inf. dvacpa- 
 
 fuhv, ovaa, a. 2. part. fr. dva- 
 
 Ava^u'oj, 'AvaSvvu), or 'Aim- 
 ^I'fJi, to rise from or out of, 
 emerge, retreat, shrink from, 
 refuse, evade ; act. & mid.: did, 
 
 ^ViO, ^{)Vii), ^Vfil. 
 
 'AvdiSvog, ov, y, without dowry, 
 portionless : a, th'a, or 'idva. * 
 
 AvatipM, to raise up, carr\ off: 
 dvd, dtipit). 
 
 D 2 
 
 ^">J 
 
ANA 
 
 'Ava'fXTrra, pi. fr. ara'tXTrro^, 6, 
 r), unhoped for, unexpected : a, 
 
 'Avaeg, not ships, no longer ships: 
 fr. a, vatg. 
 
 *AraKd(x), w, to revive, be revived, 
 f. J/(Tw, p. di'Ss/jfca, a. 1. dve- 
 Z,j](Ta : fr. o'l'd, ^a't-j. 
 
 *AvaCtv'iai, a. 1 . inf. act. fr. 'Xvci- 
 Zevyyi'fiiJ. $w, to remove, espe- 
 cially a camp, decamp, depart : 
 dvd, Zevyvvixi. 
 
 'Avai'toj, to boil up, bui^t out, 
 cause to boil, f. taw, p. fii£^£K:«, 
 a. 1. part. pass. dvat,iaOti£ : fr. 
 ara, c,ii>). 
 
 'Ava'CvTSu), w, to seek atrain, in- 
 vestigate : f. j'iffio, p. dvt'CrjT7]Ka, 
 a. 1. at'f^)7rA/Ta: i'v.dva, ^7;-£<t». 
 
 'Aya^uy/}, T/c, >), the removal of 
 a cam]), return homo : dva^tv- 
 ■yi'i'lJLi. 
 
 ' Ava'C(^oypa<ptirai, is d(>picted, 3 
 sing. pres. ind. pass. fr. 
 
 'Ava^wyp'»0fw, w, f. ijffm, to 
 paint, depict, describe : dvd, 
 ^u)yo(f(ps<jJ. 
 
 'Ava^uji'vvfii, or 'Arai^tovvvio, to 
 gird : f. ^(t»(7iu, !>. dviC^KCt, a. 1. 
 dpiX^^'JfTa ; mid, dva'Ciovvvi^Lui, 
 to gird one's self, a. I. m. a'l'- 
 t^tuaa'/iz/j^ : fr. arti, ^oJ^ri'/a. 
 
 'Ava^w7ri'|0£(t>, w, to re-kindle, 
 re-animate, arouse, reco\ er : f. 
 7;(7a>, p. dvtZ,iiJTrvpriKa: dvd, Z,io- 
 
 TTVpkiO. 
 
 'Avfi'Cioffdfievog, a. 1. part. m. fr. 
 
 dva^MVvv^i. 
 'AvaOaXtoj, u), f. /;tw : the same as 
 'AvaBaWto, to sprout again, be 
 
 vouuii ajrain : f. Xui, p. dvark- 
 
 0aX»ca, a. 2. aai.dvtQaXov, perf. 
 
 m. dvaTi9i}\ct : fr. aVa, OdWw. 
 'AvaOaXiTix}, f. 4^a>, to warm again, 
 
 refresh, revive : a'la, O/rXTTcu. 
 'AvaGappso), w, or 'AvaOapcrho, f. 
 
 i7(T<i>, to take courage again: dvd, 
 
 Oappkio. 
 'AvaOappv'vio, f. vvio, to make 
 
 bold, restore courage: dvd, Oap- 
 
 pvvvj. 
 'AvaBfirjv, rjg, t], a. 2. opt. act. ; 
 
 a. 2. ind. dinOrjv ; inf. dvaOu- 
 
 vai ; part. dvaOdg, fr. dvari- 
 
 BqfXi. 
 ^AvdOifia, aroQ, r6,an execration, 
 
 curse, anathema ; an execra- 
 ted, excommunicated person or 
 
 thing : fr. dvariBij^Uj to lay 
 
 apart. 
 'AvaOfftart'Cio, to anathematize, 
 
 execrate, curse, exconununicate ; 
 
 f. t(T(»j, p. dvaTiOijAaTiKa, a. I. 
 
 dveOffidrifya, perf. pass, dvart- 
 
 6t[ji(tTi(ri.iai : fr. dvdOtjxa. 
 'AvaOii.iaTiui,f. Att. foraraOf^w- 
 
 ri(T(t). 
 'AvaOkfifv, & dvaO^fitvai, Dor. 
 
 ^ol. & Ion. forara0t7i'at, a. 2. 
 
 inf. act. of dvartOmu. Whence 
 
 ANA 
 
 ANA 
 
 ^AvdQtffiQ, HOQ, ii, a setting vly^,'" AvaimOTivni, a. 1. inf. pass.: 
 
 dedication, delay. 
 'AvaBtiupkio, u>, to contemplate ; 
 
 £• ' _ ' n,.' „ . f.. 
 
 f. T/<Ta>, p. dvciTtOto'ipijKa : fr 
 ara, duop'uo. Hence 
 
 \\va9tMpr]GiQ, lUiQ, ?), contem- 
 plation. 
 
 \\.vaBt)\kix}, to sprout again: dvd, 
 
 'AvdOrina, arcc, to, an offering, 
 or gift hung against the wall of 
 a temple, set apart & dedicated 
 to a iiod, an ornament : dvari- 
 
 'Ava9{)(7ovni, 3 i»l. f. I. ind. dva- 
 f)i)(Ttiv, inf. fr. dvuTiOiim. 
 
 'Ar«(^o()fw,u>, to lea]) uj), rebound, 
 gush out, a. 2. dviOopov : dvd, 
 
 'AvaOopvfiiu), to murmur a]>- 
 
 ]ilause : dvd, Onpv^koj. 
 
 ' A rdOpe^fxa, aTog, to, cattle,every 
 
 tiling h'd or nourished ; a pui)il : 
 
 a'j'a, f)()f/ijLtfr. 
 
 'AvaOpUo, to, f. j'/fTw, to look at 
 
 atteutivfly, look up : a'j'u, dOpsoj. 
 
 'Av(iOpo)(TKio, to lea]) uj) or upon, 
 
 rebound : a'j'a, BptixTKOJ, 
 'AvaBv^id(Tig, doc, r/, a va])our, 
 exhalation : fr. 'AvaOvfAuTio, f. 
 ri (70), to cause to exhale, burn 
 
 incense : dvd, Bi'^iidio. 
 'AvaBvo),to rush out,burst forth: 
 
 dl'd, Brio. 
 'Avaictia, ag. Ion. dvai^tuj, i}g, 
 
 ?/, im]»udence, eftrontery : dat. 
 
 sing. It)n. dvaiCtiytpi ', (pi being 
 
 added by ]»aragoge: cSc 
 ' Avail tvopcu, to be imimdent, 
 
 act imj>iidt'ntly : dvaiCi)g. 
 'Avaih]i.i6viog, adv. irreverently, 
 
 imj)udently : fr. the same. 
 'Ai'aicijv, impudently : fr. 
 'Aj'ai^/)<;, fog, 6, i), impudent, 
 
 importunate, shameless, reck- 
 less, merciless, remorseless : a, 
 
 aiCoJg. Hence 
 'AvciUiog, adv. im])udently. 
 'AvaiBuaCio, to excite, kindle, 
 
 light u]), stir up : a'j'a, aiBixTrroj. 
 'AvaiBu), to burn, set on fire, in- 
 
 Hame : ai'a, (liBio. 
 'AvaifxciKTog, o, 7/, unstained with 
 
 blood : a, al^afTrrw. 
 'Avaifxovtg, bloodless, j)l. fr. dv- 
 
 aifKjjv, ovog, o, y. In the same 
 
 sense is used "A vat jttor;, 6, 1): fr. 
 
 «, nl^ia. 
 ' Avam6<yapKog,b, i}, whose flesli 
 
 is without blood : a, al[.ia, ad()K- 
 ' AvaiyniiTti, 6c 'AvaifnoTi, adv. 
 
 without bloodshed : a, alfia. 
 'AvaiveTni, 3 sing. pres. ind. ; 
 
 dvaivtai, lon.fordvaivy, 2 sing. 
 
 dvaivtTo, 3 sing. impf. Ion. for 
 
 di-yji^tro, fr 
 'ANAl'NOMAI, to deny, refuse, 
 
 reject, decline ;«vaivojU£r/;, pres. 
 
 part. f. g. : a, alvog, assent. 
 'Ai'af^tt^, a. I. part. fr. dvat<T(Tio. 
 (36) 
 
 avinpHTU), 3 smg. pres. imi>. 
 
 act. a't'aif)oi)(rot, part. f. g. pi. : 
 
 fr. dvatptu). 
 'Avoiiuffig, sujg, 7/, a taking away, 
 
 removal, repeal, slaught»r : ^: 
 'AvaiptTiKug, //, bv, fitted or dis- 
 
 ]iosed to destroy, destructive: fr. 
 'Avmp'uo, to take up or away, 
 
 abrogate, destroy, condenm, a- 
 
 doi>t, receive back ; return au 
 
 1 
 
 answer, said of an oi~acle : f. 
 i}(Tio, p. dvynijKct, a. 2. act artT- 
 Xoj', subj. a'lfXiu, yg, y, 3 ]>1. 
 arfXojfft, a. 2. inf. dveXtlv. 
 'Avntnov^cti, mid. to take u])on 
 one, take uj), undertake ; a. 2. 
 m. (h'fiXbptjv, ov,iTo, a. 1. pass. 
 dvyp'tBijv, f. I. dvoiptB!}(Toi^iai : 
 fr. dvd, a'tpHo. 
 'Avaipio, f. aou), to raise up, take 
 
 u]> or away : dvd, cupuj. 
 ' AvainBijaia, ag, 1), stui)i<lity : & 
 ' AvaiaBy]T'no, w, f. »/Ta>, to be 
 
 senseless or stujiid : fr. 
 'AvainOtjTog, 6, 1), senseless, stu- 
 
 l)id ; unperceived : a, ciiffBdvo- 
 
 fiai. Hence 
 'AvnifTBi'iTojg, adv. without per- 
 ceiving, stui>idly. 
 ' Avai(Tifi6u), w, f. ii)(Tio, to s])cnd, 
 
 emjdoy, consume: dvd, aiffii^iout. 
 
 Hence 
 'Avai(Tifiu)[^ia, aTog, to, exi)ense, 
 
 charge. 
 'Avataffu), to rush up or u])on, 
 
 rise, gush out, f. ^oj: di'd, dtnau). 
 'Avai(Txvt'Ti(o, at, f. yffuj, to be 
 
 shameless, behave im])udentlv : 
 
 & 
 'AvaiaxvvTia, ag, >'/, sliameless- 
 
 ness, impudence : fr. 
 'AvatT^wyrof,', 6, 1), shameless, 
 
 imj)udent, shameful: n,ai<T\f'<}-u}. 
 AvaiTtog, 6, r), guiltless, unim- 
 
 j)eachable : a, aiTia. Hence 
 ' AvaiTuog, adv. without cause, 
 
 without blame. 
 'AvafcaOa/pw, f. apCo, to purge 
 
 again, clear up, purify : a'rti, 
 
 *co6^a(pa>. 
 ' AvaKaBapovvTai, 3 pi. f. 1. m. fr. 
 
 dvuKaBaioio. 
 ' AvuKaBilM, to sit again, sit \\\t ; 
 
 f. ifTM, J). dvaKiKuBiKn, a. l.a'vt- 
 
 KdBiau : fr. dvd, kuBi^io. 
 ' AvdKdu'i'^io, f. (Tio, to renew, re- 
 form ; f. I'cTtij, ]). dvoKfKaiviKa : 
 
 fr 
 
 ava, K(iii'iC<*i 
 
 'AvuKait'oio, to renew, reform 
 
 f. w(Ta», |>. civdKiKaivwKa : fr. 
 
 dvd, Kaivboj. Hence 
 'AiuiKaivioffig, twr, t), a renewal, 
 
 re])entance. 
 'A lafcato/if roc, ])res. part. ]ia ss.fr. 
 'AvaKciiio, f. k'nt'icri'), to \)iirn, set 
 
 on fire, rekindle, incite : dvd, 
 
 KaUo. 
 'AvaKaXiio, & -tofiai, to call out, 
 
 call by name, call back, recal. 
 
 
 I 
 
 
 ANA 
 
 invoke : dvaKaXtlfrOciL ry ffdX- 
 TTiyyi, to sound a retreat : dvd, 
 KaXUo. 
 
 'AraKaXi'TTTJ^ptoj/, ov, ro, the day 
 in which the bride ajijtears with- 
 out a veil after marriage : Ta 
 dvaKaXvTTTtipta, gifts jiresented 
 to the bride on that day : fr. 
 
 'Av((KaXv7rTio, to uncover, un- 
 veil. discl<»se ; f. \pio, p. dvaKt- 
 KdXv(pit, ])erf. pass, /i/^m : fr. 
 a'j'a, KaXvTTTio. 
 
 'AvaKaHTTTu}, to bend or turn 
 l>ack, return, ramble ; f. \pio, p. 
 KfKnfKpn, a. 1. inf. dvaKdfixljaL : 
 fr. ai'a, KdfnrTio. 
 
 'AvuKavOog, b, 1), without thorns 
 or jiriekles : a, aKavQa. 
 
 ' AvaKUTTTU), f. 4/w, to swallow, 
 devour : dvd, kutttio. 
 
 ' AvaKtarai, Ion. for dvdKUVToi, 
 they are consecrated, 3 pi. pres. 
 of 
 
 'AraK£«/mi, to lie down, lie up or 
 uj»on, dei>end upon, be referi'ed 
 to, be laid aside, be consecrated 
 or dedicated ; lie down or re- 
 cline at meals : b dvaKsifiivog, 
 a guest : dvd, Ktlfiai. 
 
 'Ai'aKtKpdyiog, having exclaimed, 
 ])erf. |)art. m. of di^aK-pa'^w. 
 
 'AvaKtXa^og, ov, 6, a noise, din : 
 a'j'a, KfXa^og. 
 
 'AvaKfpdvvvi-ii, & 'A)^afCfpavj/t'w, 
 & 'Ai^ak-fpa'w, to mingle or fill 
 again, mix, temper: dj^a, icepa'j'- 
 I'l'/a. 
 
 'Aj^afcff, (old |)1. of aj-a^,) &. 
 'Ai'aK-oi, 01, CiUtor & Pollux. 
 'AvaKnov, their temple. 'Avd- 
 Ktia, TU, their festival. 
 
 'AvaKtipuXaiiHo, to reduce to one 
 head, t)r under one view, reca- 
 l)itulate, sum u]) : f. wcw, j). 
 dvaKfK-t(paXa'nt)Ka, i)res. mid. 
 dvaKi(l)aXni()oiiai, orfiai, aor. 1. 
 lu. dveKf(paXanorTdfi}}v : fr. a'j'ti, 
 Ki(l)a\ai6(x>. Hence 
 
 'Ai'aj:t0a\atu>(Tic, eiog, 1), a reca- 
 ])itulation, short view, summary. 
 
 'Ai'ajcf Y^pj/K-tj/at, see di'(ix«>p't(^- 
 
 'AvaKtjkuo, to leap or sjiout up, 
 gush like water : a'l-a, KrjKioj. 
 
 'AvaKi]pv(T(T(o, f. t,u), to proclaim 
 by a herald, ])raise aloud : a'j'a, 
 
 K1]pi)<T(T(i). 
 
 'AvaKiv^uvivijj, f. mo, to ventu^'C 
 
 again, run a risk : dvd, kiv^v- 
 
 vt int). 
 'AvaKivtto, f. i)f7o>, to move, rouse, 
 
 excite : dvd, Kivtuj. Hence 
 'Ai'afctJ'»;(Tt(.\ Uog, 1), commotion, 
 
 agitation, stirring up. 
 'AvaKipva^ai, to mix up, blend 
 
 with, iniite : a'i'a, icipvTifU. 
 'AvaKXdi^nj, f. dyKciy a. 2 dv^KXa- 
 
 yovf to cry out, bark : dvd, 
 
 icXd^u). 
 
 AvctKXaiio, to lament aloud: dvd, 
 
 tcXaiiM). 
 
 ANA 
 
 'AvdicXa/7ig, ((og, y, a bending 
 
 back, refiection, repercussion : 
 
 fr. 
 'Aj'a/cXa'w, a), f. dffoj, to break or 
 
 bend l)aek, beat back, haul uj) : 
 
 dvd, kXo'io. 
 'Ai'aKXijTiop, opng, b, one who 
 
 recals : dvaKciXfoj. 
 'AvaKXiBrjiai, a. 1. inf. ])ass. & 
 ' Aj'gkXiB tirrovTai, 3 ])!. f. 1. pass. 
 
 dvaicXl}'ai, a. 1. inf. act. fr. 
 'Aj^aK-XT'i'o*, to re])ose, recline, 
 
 cause to recline ; bend back, 
 
 open, f. ivCJ, ]). (Cf/cXiK-a, a. l.a'j'- 
 
 sjcXTj^a, a. 1. i)ass. dveuXiByv, f. I. 
 
 dvaicXiBi)fTofi(u : fr. dj'a, kXivlo. 
 'AvukXvCio, f. aio, to wash, dash, 
 
 or s|)l;ish against or u]) : dj'a, 
 
 kXv:^u). 
 ' AvaKoyx^Xid'^iu, f. drruj, to oj)en 
 
 and falsify a seal : dj'ti, KoyxH- 
 'AvaKoi, see'Aj'a/ctr. 
 
 Ai'aK-ctJ'a), communicate, jnvs. 
 
 ini]). ])ass. Ion. for di^aicon'ou: fr. 
 'Ai'a/coiJ'otu, w, to communicate, 
 
 consult ; mid. to communicate, 
 
 mingle together, advise with ; 
 
 KiKoivijjicit, a. I. inf. 
 
 fr. dvd, 
 
 f. OJ(T(jJ, ]>. 
 
 m. dvaicoivioaaffBai 
 tcoii'bio. 
 
 'AvaKoipai'fio, at, to marshal, go- 
 vern : a'j'a, KOipavkio. 
 
 'AvaKoXovBia, ag, 1), inconse- 
 quence, want of connexion : fr. 
 
 ' AvuKoXovBog, ov, b, >/, inconse 
 quent, inconsistent, absurd : a, 
 dKoXoiBog. 
 
 'AvaKoX-TTiCio, f. (no, to tuck up 
 into a fold or folds : di^a, koX- 
 
 TTlXo). 
 
 'AvaKOfiici), rjg, 1), the recovery 
 of things lost : fr. 
 
 'AvuKOf-ii^io, f. [(Tit), to carry or 
 bring back or up, carry ofi", re- 
 cover ; mid. to carry or bring 
 back or up for one's self, re- 
 cover, return, be carried up, 
 ascend : dj^a, k"o^<^o>. 
 
 'AvaKovTtZ.u), f. iffu), to shoot off 
 or up, leap or s])out up : dvd, 
 
 d^OVTlillO. 
 
 'AvuKoog, OV, b, 1), Dor. for di'/y- 
 Koog. 
 
 ' AvaKOTTTio, to cut down, force 
 back, drive off, hinder ; f. v//(u, 
 |). KfKOtpa, a. 1. dvkKO\pa : fr. 
 
 dl'd, KOTTTOJ. 
 
 'AvaKov(l)i'Co), f. (Tw, to raise ui>, 
 alleviate : dj^d, Kovipi'Ctt. Hence 
 
 'AvaKov(pi<Tig, ecog, 1), an alle- 
 viation. 
 
 'Aj'okoj'w, f. o-w, to hear again, 
 hear a second time: dvd,dKovu). 
 
 'AvaKpd^oj, f. ^lu, to cry out, ex- 
 claim : dl'd, Krpdso;. 
 
 'A)'aK-pa0tic, b, for dvaKipafrBtig, 
 a. 1. i^arc. pass. fr. dvaKtpdv- 
 
 VVfXL. 
 
 'AvaKpffxacrav, 3 i>l. a. I. ind. act. 
 Ion. fr. 'AvaKptf^idio, f. dffo), to 
 
 ANA 
 
 hang u]), suspend : dvaKpijiaa- 
 Bdg, a. I. part, jniss. 
 
 'Ai'dK'pttoi', ovTog, b, Ana^reon, a 
 lyric jioet. 
 
 'AvaKpVvio, to question, examine, 
 investigate, d«'ci<le, disi)ute ; f. 
 vo), ]). di'aKkKpiKa, aor. 1. ai't- 
 Kinva ; i)erf. jiass. dvuKeicpifiai, 
 a. 1. dvsKpiBtp' : h\dvd, Kpivio. 
 Hence 
 
 'Ai'dK-piffig, eiog, ?'/, an inquiry, 
 examination. 
 
 *A j^afcpor^w, u>, f. yno), to clap the 
 hands : di'd, KpoTHo. 
 
 'AvaKpovio, f. ffio, to push back, 
 back, check, restrain. 'Ara- 
 icpoj'ojLiai, mid. tTTt Trpiifivrjv, to 
 retreat without turning round, 
 ])y backing the oars, to back 
 water, begin a song, ]n'elude : 
 dj'd, Kporio. Hence 'Avdicpor'- 
 (Tig, a beating back, backing, 
 striking uj) a tune. 
 
 ' AvaKTaoiiai, CJiiai, f. ijcrofxai, to 
 recover ])ossession of, conciliate: 
 dvd, KTaopai. 
 
 'AvdicTiui, <lat. ]d. ])oet. fr. di'a^. 
 
 'Araic-ii(7n(TBai,a. I. inf. m. dva- 
 KTuaOai, ]>res. inf. fr. dvaKrd- 
 ofxai. 
 
 'AvdKT7}(ng, tatg, ?;, recovery. 
 
 'AvaKTopia, ag, 1), sovereignty, 
 connnand : 'Ai/ajcropioc, b, »'/, 
 belouiriu": to a master or c«)m- 
 mander : & 
 
 'AvaKTopov, ov, TO, a palace, tem- 
 ])le : fr. 
 
 'AvaKTiop, opng, b, a sovereign, 
 ruler : dvdcjau). 
 
 ' AvaKVKdu), f. ymo, to mix up : 
 dl'd, KVKd(t). 
 
 'AvaKVK'Xtio, o), to roll back or 
 round, lead round, encircle, re- 
 peat, extend, raise up : dj'd, 
 kvkX'ho. 
 
 'Ai'af:i;KX6w,w,f.w<Tw,tosurround, 
 I'evolve : di'd, Ky*cXoa>. Hence 
 
 'AvaKVKXioaig, eivg, ij, a revo- 
 lution, encircling. 
 
 ' AvaKvXia^ibg, oi), b, a rolling up 
 or back : fr. 
 
 ' AvaKvXTio, f. TVw, p. Ka, to roll 
 up or back : djd, KvX'm). 
 
 'AvaKvp(3aXid^o), f. daio, to be 
 overturned with a noise, tumljle 
 head foremost : di'd,K:y/i/3aXc^a>. 
 
 'AvakvTTTOJ, f. tpio, to raise one's 
 head and eyes, recover from de- 
 jection : dl'd, KVTTTiO. 
 
 'AvaKioSioviZo), f. fw, to ring, 
 sound : dvd, kujciovi^io. 
 
 'AvaKojKv'io, f. f'ffw, to wail or 
 lament aloud : dj'd, kiokv'v. 
 
 'AvdKioXog, b, 1), very short, dock- 
 ed, short-legged : dvd, kCjXov. 
 
 'AvaKuig, adv. diligently, care- 
 fully, royally : di'a^. 
 ' AvaKiox^vo^, f- <^t^> to restrain, 
 keep back, bring a vessel to 
 anchor : fr. 
 
ANA 
 
 'Arai:o)xt), ?)c, r), a pause, rest, 
 truce, arniistici', briiijjjing of a 
 ship to anchor, for civoxt). 
 'AvaXaXdZui, to shout out aloud : 
 
 ara, aXnXct^io. 
 'Ara\a/i/3f<V(o,totakcup,receive, 
 take again, repossess, repeat, re- 
 gain, recover, renew, resume, 
 revolve in mind, correct, repair, 
 curb, restrain, nndertalce ; f. 
 X/jfv//oj[tra, \). dvei\t]'^')a, n.. 2. dv- 
 eXajSoi^, part. di'a\ai3iov, a. 1. 
 pass. dve\t)(p9}}y: h'. dvd, Xafi- 
 (3dino. 
 'AvrtXrt^tTTw, f. ypio, to shine 
 briu;litly,be on fire: di'd,Xnfi7r(o. 
 'AvaXyrjQ, soQ, 6, y), without grief, 
 
 unfeeling, cruel : a, dXyog. 
 *AvaXyti(Tia, ag, »), inserisibility, 
 
 stupidity, ])ain : fr. 
 'ApaXyrjTOQ, ov, 6, =: 'AvaXyy'jg 
 
 Hence adv. 'AvaXy/jrojr, 
 'AvaX^rjg, soc, 6, //, not growing 
 or thriving, powerless : d, dX- 
 Saivio. 
 'AvdXcijfTKio, to grow or spring 
 up : di'd, dXdfifTKoj. 
 AvaXtyof^isUioi', gen. pi, part, 
 pres, pass. fr. 'AvaXeyoi, f. ^lo, 
 to gather up, collect, count uj), 
 compare ; mid. to read : dvd, 
 Xsyoj. 
 'Ai'dXi]i.i(.ia, nTog, to, a height, 
 
 any thing elevated : & 
 'AvdXrjxl^ig, tojg, /;, a takhig up, 
 receiving, adoption, resuming, 
 reparation, recovery : dvaXain- 
 (idvo). 
 'AvaX9))g, fog, u, //, incurable, 
 
 not healing : a, dXOo. 
 'AvaXeixio, f. ^w, to lick up : dvd, 
 
 Xf(\;(t>. 
 'AvaXiTTog, 6, i), Dor. for 'Avr}- 
 
 Xnrnr, unshod : a, 7y\n^. 
 'AvaXicrKoirra, ag, 7), Dor. for 
 ' ApaXi(TKov(Ta, r]g, ii, pres. part. 
 , f. g. of 
 
 'AvaXinKo), or ' AvaXoio, to con- 
 sume, expend, waste, destrov ; 
 f. dvaXoj(Tio, p. dviiXioKa, a. 1. 
 dvtjXojrra : fr. dvu dXifTK(o. 
 'AvdXKtia, & 'AvaXKta, ac. //. 
 weakness, cowardice, timiditv ; 
 'AvaXKiTjg, gen. Ion. : fr. 
 'AvaXicig, idog, u, i), impotent, 
 
 weak, cowardly : a, dXKr). 
 'AvaXXk^ag, i\>v dvaXk^ag, poet. 
 
 a. 1. part. act. fi\ dvaX'^yio. 
 'AvdXXoi^iai, to ju'.np up : dvd- 
 Xaro, Dor. for aV//Xaro, aor. 1. : 
 fr. di'd, uXXo/^tai. 
 ''Ava\^iog,6,y,not salted: a^uX/ittj. 
 'AvaXoyia, ag, j), analogy, pro- 
 portion, conformity: di'd,X6yog. 
 AvaXoy'i'^of.iai, f. irrofiai, to rea- 
 son, compute, calculate, esti- 
 mate : dvd, Xoyi'Cofiai. Hence 
 'AvaXoyicTfiog, ov, o, a reasoning, 
 
 consideration, meditation. 
 'AvdXoyog, 6, >), analogous, pro- 
 
 ANA 
 
 portlonal, conformable, consist- 
 ent : dtni, Xoyog. Hence 
 
 'AvaXoyior, adv. consist' -ntly. 
 
 'AvnXog, 6, ?/, without salt or 
 savour, insipid : a, dXg, salt, 
 AraXrog, 6, //, not increasing, 
 insatiable : a, dXcoj. 
 
 'A»'aX»'f/tfi', pres. inf. act. Ion, 
 for di'aXveii'. 
 
 'AvdXvaig^ (ojg, 1), a solution, 
 analysis, deliverance, dissolu- 
 tion : & 
 
 'A}'aXvTi)p, ijpog, 6, a deliver- 
 er : fr. 
 
 WvaXvu), to unloose, free, re 
 lease, relax, untie, imdo ; dis 
 solve, destroy, abolish ; solve, 
 explain, analyse ; weigh anchor, 
 depart, die ; return from a feast; 
 f. o'mo, p. XfXi'K'a, aor. 1. di4Xv 
 ffa : fr. drci, Xino. 
 
 'AimXojKa, perf.act. for ai'/'/Xfojcn, 
 Ion. ; so also dvdXionu, a. I. ind. 
 Ion. di'dXiorai, Ion. i\)V dit)- 
 Xiorai ; fr. dvctXicfKio. 
 
 AvdXMfia, aror, to, expense, 
 cost, charge ; pi. dvaXdj^iara : 
 fr, dimXi(Ticio. 
 
 \\vaXuJrrai, aor, 1, inf act. dva- 
 XioOdg, h'Tog, 6, aor, 1. jjart. 
 pass. fr. dvaXidKio. 
 
 AvdXLorrig, lujg, 7), expense, con- 
 sumption, outlay : dvaXiffKo). 
 
 'Ava'Xwrof, o, ?), not to be taken, 
 invincible : «, dXojTog. 
 
 'Avafiaif^idio, f. ynit), to rush fu- 
 riously, rage through : dvd, 
 fiaifiduf. 
 
 'Ava/iiai'Odvu), f. ftaGijcro/^tai, to 
 learn anew, ascertain thorough- 
 ly : di'd, ^lavOdi'io. 
 
 'Avafid^evTog, 6, 7), impassable 
 
 ANA 
 
 for carriages : «, dfia'^u. 
 'Ayafidp-rjTog, 6, y, free from 
 sin, faultless, innocent: a, df^iao- 
 Tuvio. Hence 
 
 ' A a'rt//«pr»/r(i»c,adv, without fault, 
 irreprehonsibly, 
 
 'Avnf/mrrrt()^a/,w/{ai,tonuninate, 
 ^ reflect : dvu, fiacrdofiai. 
 
 Aifffi.idrTrru), or ttm, f. ^(o, to wipe 
 ^ oft*, expiate, knead : dvd, ndfTfrio. 
 'Ai'aiidxo/iai, f. k(7of.iai tSc ovf.uu, 
 
 to renew the battle : did, f.ui- 
 
 'Ai'dfijiaTog, o, //, not ridden, 
 
 ^ not mounted : a, di'aSaiioj. 
 Ai/a/ttX7ra», f. \p^, to sing, cele- 
 brate in song : dvd, fxiXmo. 
 
 ' A J'rt/if// 1 Xarrt I, Ion. for dva^u- 
 Hiyfiivoi thi, 3 pi. perf. pass. fr. 
 civn/iiiyvvfu. 
 
 'Avafiki-oj, to await, wait for. re- 
 main, delay ; t ^uvOJ, p. ^ufd- 
 »''/^*rt, a. 1. dvifidva, a. 1. subj. 
 avnjitivio, part, dva^tivag : fr. 
 avd. fuiHo. 
 
 'Avdjufiog, Dor. for dvrji-iepog. 
 
 'Avdfifaog, o, 1), in the middle, in 
 the interior : dvd, fdaog. 
 
 'Ar '/ufOToc, 6, 1), full, filled up: 
 
 di'd, fifrrTog. 
 'AvaiitTTiHo, a>, f. loffio, to fill up : 
 dvd, furrrooj. 
 
 'AvafifTosio, 10, f. rjffoj, to measure 
 again, measure back one's way, 
 rejiass, retreat, estimate ; dva- 
 {.UTpi]na(yOai AoYor, to hiy an 
 amljush : dvd, furpHo. 
 
 'Avdi.ttyda, & \i.vaniy^i]v, adv. 
 mixedly, promiscuously, inter- 
 mingled : fr. 
 
 'Avai.iiyvvfu & -yvvut, f. i^o), to 
 mix up, mingle, hitermix : dvu, 
 n'lyvvfii. 
 
 'AvafHfivt)fTKM, to remind, re- 
 meml)er,recollect; f. dvajjivijfTio, 
 p. dvai.if^ivtjKa, ja-rf. pass, dva- 
 IxBfiriJitai, a. 1. dvtfiviiadiiv : 
 fr. dvd, fiifiviifTKio. 
 
 'Ai'afdfivio, the same as dvafdvn). 
 
 'Ayuju^, promiscuously ; adv. f.-. 
 dvajdyvvfii. 
 
 'Ava fill cry 10, f. i^oj, to mix up : 
 dud, /.dnyio. 
 
 'Avaiivdi,), to suggest, admonish; 
 f. i]^oj, j». ^ifftvj]Ka : dvd,iivd(f. 
 
 'Avajuvi«TOai, Ion. for dva/jt- 
 fivijiTKeiv, to recount, recal to 
 mind. 
 
 'Avafiinj(TOuif.(iv, 1 pi, a. I, subj. 
 pass. dvajivijaOtig, part, fr. 
 dvamfivi)rricuj. Whence 
 
 ' A va^v;/frtc,e(ue,)/, remembrance. 
 
 Wyo^iop/ivino, to roar aloud ; 
 dva/.wpfivpi<rKS, Ion. for dva- 
 fiopfxvne : fr. dvd, popfivnio. 
 
 'Avai^ioxXei'Lo, f. aio, to' burst 
 open with an iron crow : dvd, 
 
 ^ //oxXot'. 
 
 'Av«/t7ri'|, vKog, 6, without a fil- 
 let : a, d^TTv^. 
 
 'Avn^ivxOi'Cofxai, f. irro/^fai, to 
 breathe strongly through the 
 nose, groan, deride : dvd, ^(u;^- 
 
 'Avafi'piXiKTog,6,}i, not doubtful : 
 a, dfKpiX^yio. 
 
 'Avap^iXnyog^o, »), without doubt : 
 o, dp(l)iXoyog. Hence 
 Ava/.i(j)iX6yiog, adv, undoubtedly, 
 beyond a doubt. 
 
 'Avafi(pi<T[5f}T)]roc,o, //,not doubt- 
 ful or ambiguous : ' Avapcpirrtiij- 
 Tt)nog, adv. without doubt or 
 
 ^ ambiguity : a, djKpKrlitiTkio. 
 
 'Avav^nia, & 'AvavdoEia, ag, //, 
 cowardit-e : a, dv^peia. 
 Avavopoc, 0, //, unmanly, cow- 
 ardly : a, dvi'ip. Hence 
 
 'Ai'dvSpiog, adv. in a cowardly 
 manner. 
 
 'Avuved'^uj, f, (J 10, to renovate, 
 make new or voung again : dvd, 
 veai,(.o. 
 
 'Avavkpu), f. pio, to distribute 
 again ; niid. to enumerate, re- 
 cite : dvd, v^uo. 
 
 Avaif^oixai, to return, rise as the 
 t^un : dvvelTai for dvavktTui. 
 
 f 
 
 ANA 
 
 *Avavt6io, to renew, renovate ; f. 
 io(Tio, p. I'evsbJKa : fr. dvd, vtoio. 
 ^Avai'evnai, aor. I. inf. act. fr. 
 'Avavix'oj, to show dissent by a 
 ii::d, refuse ; fut, (tw, p. vsvevKa: 
 fr. dvd, vfvio. Hence 
 Wi'dvtvrrig, eojc, 1), a refusal. 
 
 Wvavkiorrig, nog, ?'/, a renewal. 
 
 ^Av(tvti^Lo,to rec()\ er from drunk- 
 enness, return to a sound mind : 
 fut. v|/<u, p. vkvii'ita, a, 1. dvkvi}- 
 y\ja : fr. dvd, vtj(pco, 
 
 'Avaviar, ov, 6, a man's jiame, 
 Ananias. 
 
 "Aj'rti'ra, adv. upwards : dvd, dv- 
 Ta. 
 
 ' AvavTayoJVKTTog, 6, 7), without 
 a rival : a, dvTuyojvi^ofiai. 
 
 'AvdvTijg, (og, o, 7/, up-hill, steej), 
 arduous : dvd, dvTa. 
 
 'AvavTipptjTog, 6, 7), uncontra- 
 dicted, incontrovertible : «, dv- 
 rippiiTog. 
 
 'AvavTippi)-ojg,ndv. without cen- 
 tre vin'sy. 
 
 'AvavTXeio, Cj, to draw up, ex- 
 haust, endure : dvd, dvTXiio. 
 
 'Avdvvra, Dor. for dvi'ivvTa, m 
 vain, incessantly, adv. : a, dvvTuj. 
 
 "ANAS, uKTog, o, a king, sove- 
 reign, prince, ruler, chief, mas- 
 ter, 
 
 'Ava^a, a. 1. Ion. for ijva^a ; 
 dvdKtiv, fut. 1. inf. dvd^aaOai, 
 aor. 1. inf, m, fr. dvdffaoj. 
 
 'Ava^ijpaivoj, f. arat, to dry up. 
 
 ANA 
 
 cc^nsume : ava, ^Tjpaivu). 
 'Aj'a^foXoyof, 6, 7), not memora- 
 bk', unworthy of commemora- 
 tion : dvd^iog, Xoyog. 
 'AvaKioTTabkh), w, f. i}(no, to suffer 
 ^ indignities : dvd^iog, Trdaxu). 
 'Ai'd'tiog, 6, >), unworthy, worth- 
 
 Kss, dishonoured : a, d^iog. 
 ' Xv (tailor, adv, unworthily. 
 AvaKtnio, at, f. oJo-w, to deem un- 
 worthy : a, d^iuio. 
 Ai'a^i<l)6ppiyyfQ vfivot, hynms 
 Mhich ruletlie harp, sung to the 
 lyre : dvddcrio, cpnppiy^. 
 'AvaKvplg, i^og, y, pi. dva^vpi^tg, 
 ^ trowsei-s worn by the Persians. 
 Avao'iyttTKov, they were opening, 
 unpt. for dvupyov, or yvoiyov, 
 I<»n. & poet. fr. dvoiyio. 
 AvaTraictino, f. ao), to bring up 
 or instruct again : dvd,7raicn)oj. 
 AvmraiZio, to deride ; with a 
 dat. f. ^10 or (Toj, ]^. TrkiraiKa, a. 
 1. iTraila or aa. Th. Trailo). 
 AvairaifTTog, ov, o, an anapicst : 
 Ta avaTTaiffTa, satirical verses 
 comi)osed m anaptcsts, satires : 
 dvd, Tza'nti. 
 
 Ai'aVoXtj', adv. in return, back a- 
 gain, on the contrary: dvd,TrdXiv. 
 AvaTzaXXix), to brandish, shake, 
 excite ; a. 1. part. dvaTzifXag, 
 a. 2. part. dftTrtiraXtov, Ion. & 
 by sync, for dvuTraXiov. 'Ava- 
 
 7roXXo//ac, to leap, spring up : 
 dvd, TTofXXtu. 
 'Ava'-aXor, ov, 6, poet. dinraXog, 
 a casting of lots agahi : dvd, 
 TrdXog. 
 
 AvaTrdfftreiv x^P^'^' Tivi, to sjirin- 
 kle honour on ono, i. e. to cele- 
 brate one's j>raises in verse : 
 dvd^ 7rd(T(Tio. 
 'Avd-avXa, ijg, r'i,Sc'Ard7ravfm, 
 aTog, TO, rest, a resting-place, 
 resjtitc : 
 'Avdrravaig, etog, y, respite, re- 
 pose : tSc 
 ' Ara7rav<TTypioVf or ' AvaTvavTy- 
 piov, ov, TO, a place of repose, 
 rest : fr. 
 'AvaTTavoj, to luake to cease, 
 stop, refresh ; f. trio, p. irkirav- 
 Ku : dvaTTavopai, mid. to stop, 
 cease, take rest, recover strength, 
 rest in the grave, desist ; perf. 
 l)ass. dvaTvkTravpai, a. I. m. 
 dviizavadpyv: fr. dvd, ttuvio. 
 'AvamiOuj, to ])ersua(!e, seduce; 
 f. <Toj, p. TTiTTfLKa '. fr. dvd, TTtiQlO. 
 'AvaiTfipdio, HJ, to attempt, at- 
 tempt anew, meditate : f. d'au), 
 p. Trnrt'ipdKa : fr. dvd, Treipdio. 
 ' Avairt'ipu), f, f-pCj, to pierce 
 through, transfix, spit : dvd, 
 TTtipio. 
 'Ava7r(i(TTi)piog, 6, y, persuasive, 
 
 seductive : dvaTrtiOio. 
 'AvaTr-ffiTTu), to send back, throw 
 upwards, fut, \pio, p. 7re7rf//0a, 
 a. 1, dviTrepxl^a : fr. dvd, ittp-io. 
 'AvaTE7rX)7pwj'rfa,3 pi. perf. pass. 
 
 of dva7rX)]p6(o. 
 'AvaTrsTTTaph'og, ?/, ov, perf. part, 
 fr. dvaTTSTTTanaL, by sync, for 
 dvaimriTaapai, fr. dvaTTiTa^o) 
 or dva-TreTdvvvfxi. 
 'AvaTTSTTTioKiog, 6, perf. part, act.: 
 ' AvairtTTTMpkvy, yc, y, perf. 
 l^art, pass. f. g, : ' Avd-eaai, 2 
 sing. aor. 1. imp. m. recline : 
 'AvnTTtativ, a. 2. inf. act. fr. 
 
 dvaTTlTTTiO. 
 
 'AvaiztTaLyM, or ' AvaTnTavvvfii, 
 f. daui, to spread, unfold, ex- 
 pand, imfurl, open ; aor. 1. inf. 
 dvaTTSTaffai : fr. dvd, Trerdio. 
 
 'Avn7rsT0i.iai, to fly up : dvd, ttb- 
 TOjiiai. 
 
 'Ava7rs(pyva, pei*f. m. fr. dva- 
 <paiv(o. 
 
 'Avairyyvvpi, f. ^w, to hang up, 
 nail up : dvd, TTT/yj'ew. 
 
 'AvoTryddio, to leap up, spring 
 forth, f. y(T to, p. irsTryhjica: fr. 
 dvd, TTildio. 
 
 'AvaTnjpog, 6, 1), mutilated, maim- 
 ed : di'd. Try p6g. 
 
 ' AvaTTifiTrXdvai, pres. inf. fr. 
 
 'AvaTripTrXtjpt, f. ttXt/toj, to fill 
 up, fulfil, endure, infect : dvd, 
 TTipTrXypi. 
 
 'AvaTriTTTO), to fall back or back- 
 wards, lean ItJck, lie down, re- 
 {'AD) 
 
 ANA 
 
 cline at table ; a. I. m. avfTn- 
 (Tdfujv; imper. avdiretrai : a. 2. 
 
 m. dvf7rtfT(yii]v : fr. dvd, Tr'nTTio, 
 'AyaTTiTvduiv, Ion. «fc Dor. for 
 
 dvaiTLTvavat, pres. inf. fr. 
 ' AvaTi'iTvypi, to s])read, unfold, 
 
 display : dvd, TriTi'ijpt. 
 'AvaTrXdKijTog, b, y, inevitable, 
 
 witlumt sin. See ' ATrXaKyTog. 
 ' AvuTrXdaavTEg, a. 1. part. act. 
 
 pl.fr. ^ 
 
 A vrtTrX aVcro), f. aertu, to foi*m, 
 
 make, represent, feign : dvd, 
 
 7rXd<7(Tio. 
 ' AvaTrXiKov-i, Dor. for dvajrXe- 
 
 Kovai, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. fr. 
 'AvaTrXeKo', f. ^oj, to entwine, 
 ^ ]>lait, bind, tie uj» : di'd, ttXskm. 
 'AvairXivatadai, f. 1. m. fr. 
 AvairXkio, f. tvaofxai, to sail up 
 
 or out, sail back, or return : di'd, 
 
 7rXf(.j. 
 'AydTrXiiog, w, 6, 7'/, Ion. & Att. 
 
 for 'AvdirXfog, full : di-d, TrXeor. 
 AvairXyOio, f. (to>, to fill up, com. 
 
 ])lt>te : dvd, ttXijOio. 
 'AvmrXijpoto, at, to fill up, fulfil, 
 
 complete, compensate ; f. o'xtu), 
 
 p. TTtTrXypooKa, a. 1. dviirXyptt)- 
 
 (Ta : fr. dvd, TrXypoio. Hence 
 Ava7rXyp(i)(Tig, tojg, y, a com- 
 
 l)leti(»n. 
 'Ava7rXt)(Tai, a, 1. inf. fr. dva- 
 
 TrXyBuj. 
 ' AvdirXoog, 6, Ion. for -TrXovg, de- 
 parture from port, voyage back. 
 
 'AvanXvi'u), f. vvoj,to wash, wash 
 again : dvd, ttXvvoj. 
 
 'AvaTrXibtiv, Ion, r: dvuTrXslv. 
 Avmrvtvaic, ewg, 7), respiration, 
 recreation, respite, rest : dva- 
 Trvsio. 
 
 'Avd-vtv(TTog, 6, y, breathless, 
 dea i ;for dTTi'tvcTTog: h\o,7rvi(jj. 
 
 'Ai'a7rvfio,i'. tvato, to take breath, 
 breathe again, recover one's self, 
 rest : dvd, Trvkio. Hence 
 
 'AvaTTvoy, ijg, y, respiration, 
 n'spite, rest. 
 
 ' AvdjTvvpi, r= dvairvku). 
 
 'AvaTTodetKTog, o, 7), not capable 
 of proof : a, dTrodtiKvvfii. 
 
 'AvaTTo^t'Cio, to retrace one's 
 steps, recoil, diligently examine : 
 dvd, TTo^ii^io. Hence 
 
 'AvaTTodirrpog, ov, 6, a retracing, 
 diligent investiixation. 
 AvaTToiio}, w, to forai, make ; f. 
 ymo, p.TreTToiyKa ; fr.di^d, Troifo;. 
 
 'AvaTToivog, 6, r), without ran- 
 som : a, aTTOivov. 
 
 'AvaTroXi^io, poet, for dvaTToXew, 
 w, f. y(Tu), to turn up or over, as 
 the soil, cultivate, renew, re- 
 volve, repeat : dvd, TroXt'^tu, tto- 
 
 XklO. 
 
 ' AvaTToXoyyTog, 6, y, inexcusa- 
 ble : a, d~o\oytopai. 
 
 ' AvaTTopTTog, ov, b,onQ who sends 
 or conducts up or back : dva~ 
 
 TTfJXTriO. 
 
ANA 
 
 ANA 
 
 ANA 
 
 ANA 
 
 A\A 
 
 ANA 
 
 'AvaTTovLTTTog, 6, ?), unwashed : 
 a, diroviTrrui. 
 
 'AvaTToTaofiai, or ' AvaTirTdof.iai, 
 u}f.iai, == dvciTriTOf-iai. 
 
 'Ava7rod(T(Tu}, -ttco, f. Kio, to ex- 
 act. ; mid. to accomplish : dvd, 
 TroufTrTu). 
 
 > 
 
 'AvaTrp}'}Ou), f. (Tiv, to Idndle, ex- 
 cite : ^dKOX)' dvarrpiifjaij, havin;; 
 shed scalding tears : dva, 7rp/)- 
 
 'AvaTTTuaQai. See dvaiTTiivai. 
 
 *AvCnTTiOOiO, U), f. 0)(TlO^ p. E7TTS- 
 
 pujKa, to furnish with wings, 
 w ing, encourage, agitate, flutter : 
 
 Cfl'd, TTTlpOUJ. 
 
 'AvaTTrepvyiZoi, f. irto), to fly up- 
 wards : a'j'a, TTTeiwyi^uj. 
 
 'AvanrJ/vrtt, a. 2. inf. fr. dviirrt]- 
 fii, a. 2. act. dv'nrTi]i> ; inf. avn- 
 Trrijvai ; ])art. -irrdij ; a. 2. m. 
 dvtTTTdfit]!' ; inf. dra-nrdaQai ; 
 part. -Trrdi-uyog : h\drti, Trrdto. 
 
 'AvaTTroao/tat, ovj.iai, to be ahirm- 
 ed : ara, tttoew. 
 
 ' Avd-KTo^iaij ^ di'aTTsroiAai. 
 
 'Avcnr-vamo, to unfold, expand, 
 unroll, open, disclose, explain ; f. 
 ^u>, p. drs/rry Y«5 ^' ^ • di'STrrvKci : 
 dvaTTTv^ag, a, 1. part. : dt^a, 
 7rriW<Tw. Hence 
 
 'Ava7rru\/), ?/Cj '/? »" unfolding, 
 expanding. 
 
 'AvdTTTWf to set on fire, kindle, 
 
 excite ; fasten, hang on or up : 
 
 f, ■^plt), p. dvij(pa, a. 1. «v*);//a, a. 
 
 1. pass. dvr}(pOt]u : fr. dvd, utttio. 
 'AvaTTwOdvoi-iai, f. Trei'ffo^at, to 
 
 mquire into, he informed of, 
 
 learn : dvd, rrvvGdvoj-iai. 
 'AvdTTVtTTOQ, 6, ij, not unheard, 
 
 published : dvd, ivvvOdvo^iai. 
 ^AvciTTu), Dor. for ' Avcittov, gen. 
 
 fr. *A)'a7rog, ov, 6, the name of 
 
 a Sicilian river. 
 ^Avdmoaij, 'ArdTrofTtc, tiog, y) 
 
 'AvaTTooTig, &. by sync. "AfXTroj- 
 
 rig, the ebb or reflux of the tide : 
 
 dvd, TTIVU). 
 
 'AvapatprjKUjg, for dvynijKihg, 
 
 perf. part, of dvaipkio. 
 'AvapOpog, 6, ?'/, unjointed, not 
 
 compact : a, dpOpov. 
 ^AvapiOnrjrog, 6, ?'/, innumerable, 
 
 endless : a, dpiO/xijTog. 
 ' AvapiBfiOQ, u, >'/, innumei*able, 
 
 immense : a, dpiOf-iog. 
 'Avdpi'rTog,o, //,not having break- 
 fasted : a, dpiarov. 
 'ANAPl'THS, ov, o, a sort of 
 
 shell-fish. See vi]piTr]g. 
 "AvapKTog, 6, //, not ruled over, 
 
 independent : a, dp\io. 
 'Avdpno(7Toc, 6, >'/, unfitting, in- 
 
 up or off" : dvd, dpnd^io. 
 ' AvaoTrdiav^pog, 6, i), snatching 
 
 or carrying off men: dvapTrd'Cio, 
 
 dvijo. 
 'Avdp-naffTog, 6, ?/, snatched off. 
 ' Avappayq<JtaQai, to be ready to 
 
 burst forth, f. 2. inf. pass. fr. 
 
 dvapptjyvvfii. 
 'Avapptio, f. i]<no, to proclaim 
 
 aloud : dvd, pfw. 
 'Avappij^tiv, f. l.inf. dvappti^ai, 
 
 aor. 1. inf. fr. 
 'Avappiiffffio, or ' Avappy'iyvv^u, 
 
 f. pnK^o, to break or tear up, 
 
 demolish, raze to the ground, 
 
 tear or burst open, bui*st forth : 
 
 dvd, pi)yvvixi. 
 'AvappiTTTSio, or ' Avappizro), to 
 
 cast up, excite; f. ypio, aor. 1. 
 
 dvtppi\pa : dvapfniTTtiv k'iv^v- 
 
 vov, metnph. from dice, to run 
 
 the hazard, risk : di d^ pi-^rno. 
 Wviippi\doiiai, utfiai, f. ijcroi^iai, 
 
 to climb up on hands and feet, 
 
 clamber up, aspire : dvd, dppi- 
 
 xdoj^iai. 
 
 AvappoilZ^'iu}, f. T/fftu, to absorb 
 
 with a roaring, engulf : dvd, 
 
 poiZog. 
 ' AvdppvrFig, HOC, »), a drawing 
 
 back, snatching away, saving, 
 
 rescue ; the third day of the 
 
 festival 'ATraTovpia. 
 'Avappojyujg, open, yawning, perf. 
 
 ])art. m. Ion. for dvtppMyojg, 
 
 fr. dvappl)yyvi.(i. 
 WvappojativTtc, having recover 
 
 cd, regained strength, a. 1. part. 
 
 ])ass. fr. dvappibvvvjit : fr. dvd, 
 
 piovvv^i. 
 'Avdpaiog, 6, >), & a, ov, not 
 
 suited to one another, hostile, 
 
 disagreeing, unpleasant, imjust : 
 
 u, aciio. 
 
 Wvaprdo), f. i)(Toj, p. i]pTt]Ka, to 
 fasten or hang up, suspend, de- 
 pend, prepare thortnighly. 
 
 'AvdprvTog, u, >), unseasoned : 
 a, dpTvio. 
 
 'Ai'apxia, ag, ?}, & Ion. -b], in- 
 subordination, anarchy : fr. 
 
 'Avapxog, 6, ?'/, without a begin 
 ning or ruler : o, dpX'/* 
 
 ' AvaatipdCi^o, f. dau), to draw back 
 by a roj)e or rein, turn oft", draw 
 away or aside : dvd, atipd^io. 
 
 Wvaai'nf), to shake u}), wake, hoist 
 
 f. Tw, p. 
 
 congruous 
 
 a, apfio^io. 
 
 'AvapirdyCtjv, adv. snatched or 
 
 hurried on high : & 
 'Avapiray}), r}g, i), a snatching 
 
 up or away : fr. 
 'Avapird^io, f. aVw or ?a>, to snatch 
 
 mstigate 
 
 1. dviaticfa: fr. dvd, 
 
 up, stir up 
 ffsmiKa. 
 
 (Ttiu). 
 
 *Ava(Te\yaivio, to jeer or deride 
 
 ins(tlently : dvd, datXyijg. 
 'AvacrtcTvpfievog, rj, ov, perf. part. 
 
 l)ass. fr. dvaffvpofxat. 
 ' Avaatvio, f. <Ta>, to inish forth : 
 
 dvd, fftino. 
 ' Avdalf^ioc, 6, ?/, chub-nosed : 
 
 turned upwards : dvd, aifiog. 
 'AvaffKu-Tio, f. \pu), p. £(7fca0a, to 
 
 I'g "1> 
 
 ava, (TKaTTTio. 
 
 (41)) 
 
 WvaffKe^dvvt'fii, f. dffio, to scat- 
 ter throu«;h : dvd, ffKt^dvvvjju. 
 
 'AvatTKtvd^oi, f. dffio, to over- 
 throw, destroy ; refute ; build 
 up again, restore ; remove : in 
 the mid., to pack up and bo 
 gone : f. dcrio, p. effKti'atca, p. 
 pass. ECTKtvarri^un. Hence the 
 verbal ' AvaaKtvaffriov. 'Ava- 
 ffKevaffTiKog, i), ov, destinictive : 
 di'd, (TKtrdi^oj. 
 
 'AvcKTKtvii, T/f, //, destruction, re- 
 futation, rebuilding, decamping ; 
 dat. pi. dvacKtvalg : fr. dvd, 
 (TKtvog. 
 
 WvacTKipTdto, w, f. I'jffoj, to leap 
 up, frisk like a young animal, be 
 wanton : f. ijato, j). dvtcTKipri]- 
 Kci : fr. dvd, aKiprdio. 
 
 ' AvaffKoXoTri^ts), to fasten on a 
 stake or cross, impale : dvd, 
 
 CKoXoTTl^W. 
 
 'Ai'arrKOTTHo, at, f. rjrrio, to con- 
 sider thoroughly, meditate : dvd, 
 
 (TKOTTfU). 
 
 ^AvaaTrapdffnoj, f. ^lo, to tear up : 
 dvd, (JTrapd(T(Tio. 
 
 WvcKTTrdio, to di*aw up, back, or 
 out ; drive from one's country, 
 withdraw, travel ; f. daio, \\. 
 di'tcnrnKci, a. I. pass, dviffirda- 
 0))j'. Hence WvdffTraaTog, o, //, 
 drawn back or out, toni away 
 from, exiled : dvd, (nrdto. 
 
 "Avarraa, i]g, t), a (^ueen : fr. 
 dva^. 
 
 'AidaaCiToi, Dor. fitv dvt)(TfTijT0i, 
 uncon((uerable : a, i'lcrffdo^iai. 
 
 'Avacrrrtinaoa, having shaken, a. 
 1. part. f. g. poet. fr. dvaniiio. 
 
 ' Avaao'tntv, pres. inf. l<»n. for 
 dvdaativ. 'Avatrcf, pres. imp. 
 " Avaaaov, Ion. &. poet, for ijvaff- 
 (Tov, impf. fr. 
 
 'AidfTffoj, f. ^oj, to reign, com- 
 mand, rule, Mield : dvct^. 
 
 'Avdnra, rise, for dvdarijOi, a. 2. 
 imp. act. fr. dvi<TTi]i.ii. 
 
 ' Avaarcdov, in a standing pos- 
 ture ; adv. fr. the same. 
 
 ' Ava(yTa\^ikvog,\i)n. for dviOToK- 
 ft'svog, perf. part. pass. fr. dva- 
 
 (TTiWli). 
 
 'Ai'ciffTdg, daa, dv, having arisen, 
 a. 2. part. fr. dviarij^u. 
 
 ' Avd(Tra<Tig, ewg, y, the act of 
 rising up, the resuii'ection, de- 
 vastation, expulsion from home : 
 & 
 
 'AvatTTaTi)p, iipog, 6, & ' Avaffrd- 
 Ti]g, ov, o, a subverter, destroy- 
 er: &i 
 
 ' Avdararog, 6, t), banished from 
 home, overthrown, laid waste : 
 fr. dvianjfii. 
 
 'AvaOTciTouj, u), to overturn, sub- 
 vert, unsettle, excite to rebel- 
 lion ; f. w(Tu), p. dvtffrdTojKa, a. 
 ]. dveardrioffa : fr. avdaTarcg. 
 
 'AvauTavpi'Ci^, f. ao)j & 'Ava- 
 
 } 
 
 i 
 
 i 
 
 (rravpou), w, to crucify, f. wcw, 
 
 p. EffrcivpioKa. Th. aravpog. 
 ' AvaaTiixo^'^j f* ^^i to shoot up 
 
 like blades or ears of corn : 
 
 dvd, ardxvg. 
 'Avanrt, syncopated for dvdctTii- 
 
 Tt, 2 1)1. aor. 2. imp. fr. dviaTijf^ii. 
 'AvctffTsWio, f. Xa», p. saraXKct, 
 
 to send up or Ijack, ri'i^rcss, keej) 
 
 off", tuck up : dvarrrtiXdrra, a. 1. 
 
 ]>art. f. g. : fr. dvd, (rraXXw. 
 'AvaoTevd^uj, to sigh or groan 
 
 deeply : f. d^w, p. tcrkvaxa, a. 
 
 1. u'^n : fr. dvd, arivd^it). 
 WvanTtvaxiZ^<h to sigh or groan 
 
 deeply, lament aloud, groan : 
 
 dvd, (TTtvaxiKif. 
 *Av(i(TTti^dxoJ, to sigh deeply : fr. 
 
 artvdxiti, poet, for (JTtvd^ti). 
 'AvcKTTBVio, the same. 
 'Avaary, 3 sing. fr. dvn(TTu>, aor. 
 
 2. subj. ; dvd(TTi]v, Ion. for dv- 
 tarrjv, a. 2. ind. fr. dvifrrijfii, f. 
 dvacrTi'imo. 
 
 'A I'd (Tr ///(«, ciTog, to, any thing 
 raised, an eminence, elevation, 
 stature : dvhrij^it. 
 
 'AvurrTtjvai, a. 2. inf. act. dva- 
 GTiintwa, a. 1. jiart. f. g. dva- 
 (Tri)(T€iev, opt. yEol. dvdartjTf, 
 2 pi. a. 2. imp. act. dvaffTrfru), 
 'A sing. a. 2. imp. fr. dj'tarr//u. 
 
 WvacTTo^ou), w, f. Mffco, to open 
 the mouth ; make an entrance, 
 open, sharpen, contract : di'd, 
 
 (TTOftOlO. 
 
 'Aj'aOToj'ax'^"^, to groan aloud. 
 
 ' AvaffTparoTTtCtvoj, f. Evaio, p. dv- 
 iarpaToTrkltvKa, to decamp, re- 
 move a camp : dvd, arpaToire- 
 
 ^tVlt). 
 
 'Av(i(TTpi(j)io, to tuni up or back, 
 return, overturn, subvert, con 
 vert, repeat : f. ^pio, p. karptrpa, 
 a. I. (ffTOfipa, a. 2. ffTTparpov, 
 ]>erf. i)ass. ktrTpafijiai, a. 2. pass 
 torna^//!', perf. m. trrTpocpa 
 'Ava(TTpf(pofiai, mid. to turn 
 one's self about, be or abide in 
 a place, be conversant with, dc- 
 lay,subdue: dvd,(7Tnk(pio. Hence 
 
 'Ava(TTpo(pi}, T/c, i), 11 turning up, 
 about, or back, return, inter- 
 course, mode of life, abode, de- 
 lay, conversion. 
 
 'Av(t(TTpu)(pd(jj, to turn about : 
 dvd, aTpii)(pdio. 
 
 'Avacjv'pio, f. vpCj, to pull u\) one's 
 clothes indecently : dvd, ffvpu). 
 
 'Avaa(f)i]\ai, aor. 1. inf. act. fr. 
 'Aj/a(T0d\Xaj, to raise uj), reco- 
 ver from a fall oi* malady, fall 
 back, f. aXw, a. I. dvka^iiXa : 
 fr. dvd, rr^rtXXw. 
 
 'Aa'affYd^tu, to diive back. See 
 
 'Avaffx^Oo), poet, for di'sx^j ^'^ 
 hold up : dvo'x*^^^**' ^^^^' dj'afTx^- 
 Otiv, aor. 2. to emerge. TlLfcX'*^- 
 
 'AvacTxav, a. 2. inf. : 'Araffx^^'^ 
 
 endure, a. 2. imp. m. Ion. for 
 di'daxov, fr. dvaiTx^i^ or dvtxfii '• 
 dvaax'^i'i ^^^'- 2. part. Hence 
 
 'AvaffxtTog, /), ov, tolerable, to 
 be borne : a^'t'x'i'. 
 
 'Ai/rt(Tx«^tu, to divide, cleave, rip 
 open : dvd, crxf^w. 
 
 'Avaaxoif-iJiv, a. 2. opt. m. dva- 
 <T;^(Yt£ro(;, part. a. 2. m. fr. dv- 
 6X<«>5 to endure. Th. tx^o. 
 
 'AvaffwrraaOcu, a. 1. inf. m. of 
 'Avaaib^io, f. wtrto, to bring back 
 in safety, restore : dvd, (toj^oj. 
 
 'Avarapdaaio, & 'AvarapdrrixJ, 
 f. d^a», to disturb, put in con- 
 fusion, agitate, i)erf. pass. part. 
 dvareTapayfxevog : fr. dvd, rn- 
 pdaaio. 
 
 'AvuTnaaio, to put in order, ar- 
 I'ange, compose, f. d%io, \>. pass. 
 r€ray/mt,a. 1. n). ditTa^di^ii]v : 
 fr. dvd, rdanio. 
 
 'AvaTctriKog, i),ov, extended, laid 
 out, boisterous, swaggering : 
 dvnT(.'n>oj. 
 
 ' AvuTti, or -rj, adv. without in- 
 jury, with impunity : a, drrj. 
 
 'AvciTtivio, f. evu), to extend, 
 stretch upwards, hold up, aim 
 at, threaten : dvd, riivoj. 
 
 'Aj'rtrtix'sw, f. o'w, to rebuild 
 walls, raise new walls : dvd, 
 Ttixi^M. Hence 
 
 'Avareixi(ri.ibg,ov,6, a rebuilduig 
 or rei>airing of walls. 
 
 'AvartXu, 3 sing. fut. fr. 
 
 'AvnTfXXtj, to cause to rise, bring 
 forth, spring up, rise, as the sun : 
 f. rtXio, aor. 1. dvBTtiXa, subj. 
 dvoTiiXio, yc,-, 7j/, i)erf. m.drarl- 
 ToXa, perf. act. dvaTsraXxa. 
 
 'Avartixvu), to cut up, dissect, f. 
 
 dure : dvarXijtrag, aor. 1. part. : 
 
 aj'U, TccXdu). 
 
 1. act. Tt/xui, p. TSTfitjKa, f. 1. 
 
 pass. Tfi7}9i'](70fi.n, p. pass, rk- 
 T^iijfjai, f. 2. act. Tctfiui, p. m. 
 TtTo^ia : fr. dvd, rfjxvuj. 
 
 ' Ava-tTi.ir]nkvog, t], ov, cut up, 
 part. i)erf. pass. fr. dvar'^ixvu}. 
 
 ' AvctTiQ'idai, 3 pi. hul. pres. for 
 -TiQtl(7i, fr. dvnriOrjfii. 
 
 'AvaTiOt][.n, to raise up, set or 
 l>lace \i\) or on, dedicate, enjoin, 
 set forth, relate, transfer, im- 
 pute, defer : f. Oijmo. Mid. dra- 
 TiOef^iai, to put back, take upon 
 one's self, explain : dvaTiOtvrai, 
 3 pi. ind. jjres. pass. dviO'f}ir]v, 
 (TO, TO, a. 2. m. dvariOkrco, pres. 
 imp. act. : dvd, TiOrji^ii. 
 
 'AvoTifictoj, Cj, f. i]<yio, to increase 
 the price of, overvalue : di^d, 
 rt^da>. 
 
 'AvaTivayfibg, ou, b, a violent 
 shaking, concussion : fr. 
 
 'AvaTU'dfTdio, f. ^w, to shake or 
 toss up : dvd, Tivdffffco. 
 
 'AvoTXdg, daa, dv, part. pres. or 
 aor. 2. fr. 
 
 'Ai'drXr///!, or 'AvarXdw, f. tXi]- 
 aio, a. 2. dvtTXi]v, to bear, en- 
 (41) 
 
 'AvaTfujOttc, cut open, aor. 1. 
 
 l)art. fr. dvarifwo^ai. 
 'AvaroXt), f}g, i), a rising, the 
 
 east : dvaTt^Xio. 
 ' AvaToXiKog, t), ov, eastern, per- 
 taining to sunrise. 
 
 'AvaTOf-ii), ijc, i), Si ' Avaropia, 
 ag, t), dissection, ]»articularly of 
 the human body : Anatomy. 
 Whence ' AvaToniKol, di-ssectors: 
 dvd, rfjitra*. 
 
 "Avdrog, 6, i), without hann or 
 injury, mduirt : a, aTi], 
 
 'AvaTpkirio, f. xl^io, to overturn, 
 subvert, cast down, desti-oy : 
 dvd, TpfTTlO. 
 
 'AvaTp^(pi<j, to nourish, r<>ar, re- 
 store to health ; f. di'a9pe\l/io, 
 a. 1. dve6pt\pa, aor. 2. dverpa- 
 (pov, p. dvarsTpetpa, p. pass. 
 dvaTkOpa[ti.iai ; a. 2. pass, dvf- 
 Tpdcpqv, a. 1. m. dvt9pt^dfi7]v, j). 
 m. dvaT^Tpo(pn : fr. di'd, Tpf(pio. 
 
 ' AvaTpfX"^i to run up, spring or 
 rise ui>, increase, run back, re- 
 cur ; f. ypfc^cu, p. ^ti^pdfUjKa, a. 
 2. s^paf-iov, peif. m. Cedpofxa : 
 fr. dvd, Tpsx^- 
 
 'AvrtrpT^^w, f. \pio, to rub up or 
 out, scratch, stroke : dvd, rpi'pw. 
 
 'AvarpoTTt), jyt;, //,an overturning, 
 subversion : dvaTpEino. 
 
 'AvaTpoipt), ng, //, a l)ringing up, 
 education : dvaTpf<po). 
 
 'AvaTV7r6io,Si mid. to form again, 
 imagine, f. wcrw, p. TtrvTTojKa : 
 fr. di'd, TVTTooj. 
 
 'Avarvplid^io, f. da-co, to disturb, 
 throw into disorder : dvd, Tvp- 
 f^d^io. 
 
 'AvavyrjTog, b, i), unilluminod, 
 rayless, dark : a, avyij. 
 
 'Avav^ijTog, b, )}, unutlered, un- 
 utterable, unheard of : a, arci). 
 
 "Avavdog, b, »/, speechless, un- 
 utterable : a, avSt). 
 
 "AvavXog, b, »), without flutes, 
 joyless, gloomy : a, avXog. 
 
 'Avav^i}Tog, b, ?'/, not to be in- 
 creased : a, av^to. 
 
 "Avavog, b, r), dumb : a, avio. 
 
 "Avavpog, a man's name ; without 
 breath : a, avpa : also, a torrent. 
 
 'Avdi'xJitv, Dor. for dvi}vaav, 3 
 pi. a. 1. ind. of dvavco, f. f'Voj, 
 to cry out, exclaim. 'Avav^ag, 
 Dor. for dvavffag, part. : dvd, 
 avio. 
 
 ' Ava(paivit}, to cause to shine or 
 appear, make bright or consjii- 
 cuous, show, exhibit, make 
 known, proclaim, accuse, pres. 
 imp. dvd<paivi, f. ^avCb, p. tt's- 
 (payKa ; pass, dvatpa'ivo^iai, to 
 appear, p. dva7rf(pafti.tai, a. 2. 
 dvi(pdvip' : fr. di'd, (paii'n). 
 
 'AvaipaiptTog, b, r), not to be taken 
 away : a, d^aiptTog. 
 
ANA 
 
 ' A}'a(pa\avTiaQ, ov, 6, same as 
 *ANi\«l>A'AANT02, o, //, bakl, 
 
 uitliout eye-brows: a, (pci\arro(2. 
 'Ai'a(pavcbv, Ton. for ^(ivfpioQ, 
 
 openly, manifestly : ara^au'w. 
 'AiacpavivTSQ, a. 2. part. pass. 
 
 fr. civcKpaii'o'. 
 *A vntpitHo., to bear, brino;, or carry 
 
 up, raise up, offer up, tai<e away, 
 
 endure, brinjj; to mind, relate, 
 
 refer, impute, f. iivoimoy a. 1. 
 
 civfjj'fyica, part. avej^yKog, a. 
 
 2. dvlii'tyKov, inf. di ti'tyKtlv : 
 
 fr. cn'd, (pkpio. 
 'Avaiptifyto, f. ^w, to f'.y up or 
 
 back, flee away : dvd, 0£?'>yt.j. 
 'AimcpQuq, a. 1. part. pass. fr. 
 
 dvaTtriD. 
 
 'Aj'rt0\fx^»}''«'5 ^' 1- i'-f. pass, fr, 
 'Ava(p\kyM, f. Iw, to rekindle, 
 enflame : dvd^ (^Xkyio. 
 
 'Ai'af/)\ea), to boil up: «i'«,0\i''w. 
 Ai'a0o/5t(fj, G), f. )'/(T(.j, to fri^^iiten, 
 terrify : dvd, tpo^'tui. 
 
 'Ava(popdy dg, r), a carrying up- 
 wards, transferring, imjiutatioii, 
 reference, refuge, offering, pro- 
 duce : drcKpepitj. 
 
 Ai'a<pnptvg, &iog, 6, a porter. 
 
 Ava<popeiOy f. jyrrw. Ion. r= dva- 
 
 'Avd<popov, ov, TO, a yoke or beam 
 resting on the shoulders for car- 
 rying bui-dens : dvacpipio. 
 
 ArcKppn^ofxat, f. dcrofictiy to re- 
 cognise, observe, notice : dvd, 
 <PpdZ,Ofiai. 
 'Ava^puTTu), to obstruct, block 
 
 up, open up : dvd, (Ppdrrot. 
 'AvcKppovkoj, f. j7(Tw, to return to 
 
 one's senses : dvd, (ppovsco. 
 
 AvatppovTii^oj, f. o-w, to revolve 
 
 in one's mind : dvd, cppovri^io. 
 'Avacpvyij, }~ig, //, an escape : dvn- 
 
 <ptvyot. 
 'Avacpvofiai, to grow up, be born 
 
 again : dvd, ^i;u>. 
 'Ava<pv'puj, to mix up with, pol 
 
 lute : dvd, ^vpto. 
 
 Avatpvadio, f. 7](no, to Idow up or 
 
 upon, i)uff up. 'AvacpvfTdryOai, to 
 
 be inflated with i)ride: dvd, (pv- 
 
 <Ta(x). 
 'Ava(pvcn6toi'-iQ, pres, part. poet. 
 
 for dva(j>v(nu)VTeg, fr. 'Ava(pv- 
 
 fTtdio, to pant, gasp for breath : 
 
 d}'d, (pvmdu). 
 'Avacpnio^ f. v(Tit}, to cause to grow- 
 up, produce, engender ; a. 2. 
 
 dvs<pvv, inf.dva^vvai, in a mid. 
 
 sense : di'd, ipvhj. 
 'Ava(pijjvsoj,Cj,to call up or upon, 
 
 exclaim, proclaim, f. ijuoj, p. 
 
 dvairf(piovqKa, a. 1. dve(pMVT](Ta : 
 
 dvd, 0(t»j'6a». 
 Avaxd'^to, f. (Tw, or 'A vaYa4'o/mt, 
 
 to draw back, retreat, recede, 
 
 dvaxdrraaaOai, a. 1. inf. m. 
 
 poet, for 4tvaxd(Ta(T9ai : fr. ai^a, 
 
 ANA 
 
 'Avaxaivio, to gape, yawn : dvd, 
 Xaivio. 
 
 'AvuxniTiZ^u), f. t'trw, to i-aisc the 
 crest or mane, shake oft' the 
 yoke, be unruly, dash or throw 
 down, destroy, thwart : dvd, 
 Xnirij. 
 
 Airt^ew, f. ivau), to pour back oi* 
 on, discharge, diffuse : dvd, ^fw- 
 
 'AvaxBtig, Gsvrog, aor. 1. part, 
 pass. fr. dvdyoj. 
 
 'Avaxi'oaivoi.iai, to have the first 
 down : dvd, \;v{)oc. 
 Avaxoi), i;c, >), an effusion, erup- 
 tion, channel : fr. dvax^io. 
 
 'Avaxoptvio, f. (Tio, to begin the 
 choral dance, dance in a choir : 
 dvd, xontyw. 
 
 'AvaxvOtlg, 6, ovei'flowing ; a. 1. 
 part. ])ass. of dvax^M. 
 
 'A v<ixv(Tic, tojg, y), a stream, over- 
 flowing, out[)ourijig, dregs, im- 
 purity : dvaxiio. 
 
 Avax(i>pfio, u), to recede, retreat, 
 retire, return ; f. //rrw, p. /cf^w- 
 piji:cf, a. 1. dvtx('Jp>]cra, part. 
 dvaxtj^pnrrag : fr. dvd, x^'^P^*^^- 
 Hence ' Avax*^pri<^i(;^ eiog, i), a 
 retiring, recess, return, retreat. 
 
 Avaxitip>]r'iov, it is necessary to 
 return ; verb. adj. fr.draxwpsw. 
 
 ' Avaxitioi'Citi, f. (Tw, to cause to 
 w ithdrav,-, draw back: dvd, yw- 
 
 piL,tjl). 
 
 ANA 
 
 ya^gw, to be a good man, be- 
 have manfully : dvijp, dyaOnc. 
 
 'Ave pay pin, lov, rd, s]»oils takcii 
 from men : dvi}p, ay pa. 
 
 'Ai Cpnicdg, adv. poet, for kut' 
 dvhut, man by man : fr. dvi'ip. 
 
 'AvCpmroCtfTcxi, metapl. for d)- 
 cpaTToCoig. 
 
 ' A v^oaTTchivvrai, Att. for dvtna- 
 TTocKToi'Tai, Will bc enslaved : 
 
 'AvU parrot I'Cio, to enslave, kid- 
 naj) ; f, iVw, p. yjvcpaTroCiKa, 
 perf. pass. ijv^paTzucia^iai : fr. 
 dvlndiTo^ov. 
 
 1 
 
 X«^w. 
 
 'Aj o;//yc, a, 1. subj, fr. dvuirTio. 
 
 'Avd-^v^ig, tu)g, y), & 'Ava\pvxi), 
 rjg, if, a cooluig, refreshing, com- 
 fort : fr. 
 
 'Avaxl/v'x^'^y to cool, refresh, re- 
 cover, revive, comfort; f. %io, 
 p. dv't^pvxa, a. 1. dvs-ipv^a : fr. 
 dvd, \pvxo>. 
 
 'Avyvoiij, Dor. sync, for dva- 
 yvo'n], 3 sing. a. 2. opt. fr. dva- 
 
 yiVlOCTKlO. 
 
 'an AA'NQ, to please, gratify, de- 
 light ; impf. yvdavov, fut. dcij 
 <Tw, as if fr. d^soj; ])ei-f. m. ijCa, 
 'idea : fr. i'lCio dv^dvio, as fr. 
 XtjOio XavOdvio, fiijOoj fiavOuvio, 
 ^rjxio Xayxdvu), «Scc. 
 
 'AySriaOai, poet, for dvahXiBai ; 
 dvh]adi.uvog, a. 1. i)art. m. for 
 
 ^dva^tjirdfxevog : fr. dvaciio. 
 
 'Avhfua, a chaplet, pot. for 
 dvdh]fia. 
 
 'AN AH PON, ov, TO, a summit, 
 bank of a river, trench, beds or 
 
 ^ plots of flowers : as if fr. dvBog. 
 
 'Avh]Tdntvog, See in dvSuaQai. 
 
 'A)'f/K:-//g, a sort of snare, poet. 
 
 ^ for dvaciKTrjg, as if fr. dvd, Cikoj. 
 
 'Av^iXa, fur dvdSixa, ai)art, in 
 
 ^two pieces, adv. fr. dvd, Cixa. 
 
 'Av^p' for di^Cpa, ace. sing. : dv- 
 cpt, dual: dvCpd(n Si dvcp'am, 
 
 ^ dat. pi. ])oet. <'v lun. fr. dvi]p. 
 
 'AvdyaydOnfia, aTog, to, a manly 
 action ; 'AvcpayaOia, ag, »/,up'- 
 rightness, bravery ; fr. 'Ar^oa- 
 (42) 
 
 'Avdpa7r6C((ng, {ojc, y), an en- 
 slaving, kidnapping. 
 
 'Avi^paTroSirTTi^g, ov, o, a man- 
 stealer, slave-dealer : dvl^pa-u- 
 
 'A j'f()rt7ro^or, ov, to, a slave : fr. 
 
 dvi)p, TTovg. Hence 
 AvcpaTToaoCijg, tog, o, //, servile. 
 ' Av^pdpiov, TO, Si little man ; dinu 
 
 of dvijp. 
 'AvdpaxOt)g, fog, o, »), weighin-,' 
 
 dowji, fatiguing a man : dvi/p, 
 
 'Avcpdxvy), Tjg, »/, the name of a 
 plant. Kngl. purslain. 
 
 'Av^peag, ov, 6, Andrew, a man's 
 name ; meaning, courageous. 
 
 "Avh^tia, ag, y), — dv^pia. 
 
 'AvCpflog, a, ov, & 'Avipy'fior, 
 
 masculine, manly, brave : dat. 
 
 pi. di'^peioig, comj). dvcpiuWe- 
 
 pog, superl. dviptioTaTog, ?;, or : 
 
 '. avTjp. 
 
 'AvSpftoTyjg, i]Tog, y), = dv^pia. 
 
 'AvCpfopovTrjC, ov, 6, a man- 
 slayer ; epith. of Mars : aV/yo, 
 <psv(o. 
 
 'Avtpdojg, adv. manfully. 
 
 Av^pfpdfTTpin, ag, y), a lover of 
 m n : dvi/p, tpdaTpia. 
 
 'Avcptrfitvog, Ion. A: Doi*. for 
 di'^puf'iiivog, arrived at nuui- 
 hood ; pres. part. pass. fr. dv- 
 ^poofxai. 
 
 AvcpfujOtoxTi, Ion. for dvcpio- 
 
 9uKTi, 3 pi. a. 1. sul^j. of dvcpii- 
 
 ofiat. 
 'AvdpUov, Ion. for dvSpvJv, gen. 
 
 pi. fr. dvi/p. 
 'Avcptojv, i^jvog, 6, Ion. for 'Az'- 
 
 SpO)V. 
 
 'AvCpi]ii), Ion. for dvSptta. 'Av- 
 ^pifiog. Ion. for dvcptlog. 
 
 AvSpyjXaTioj, f. i/ao), to drive 
 away, banish : dvi)p, iXavvio. 
 Hence 
 
 'Avcpi]XdTt}g, ov,6, a banisher of 
 men. 
 
 'Avdpia, ag, y), manhood, manli- 
 ness, bravery : fr. dvi/p. 
 
 'AvSpidvTa, ace. sing. fr. dvcptdg. 
 Av^piavTOTTodio, Cj, f. i/(Jio, to 
 make statues : & 
 
 ' Av^piavTOTToiia, ag, y), tlie mak- 
 ing of statues, sculpture : fr. 
 
 ANA 
 
 ' Av^piavTOTToibg, ov, 6, a statu- 
 ary, sculptor : dvSpidg, ttoum. 
 
 'AvCpidg, dvTog, 6, a statue, por- 
 trait, little man : dvi/p. 
 
 'Ai'^pi^oj, f. ffio, to make manly, 
 strengthen. 'AvcpiConai, I bear 
 myself like a man ; f. lao/iai, p. 
 ijvcnirrfiai : fr. dvi/p. 
 
 'Ai'i'piKog, //, ov, manly, brave ; 
 comp. -KtoTtpog, superl. -KioTa- 
 Tog. Adv. 'x\.vdpiKoJg. 
 
 'Ai'Opiov, ov, TO, a little man : &: 
 
 'Ai'Cpiffri, adv. manfully : dvi/p. 
 
 'AvCpojSovXog, 6, i/, of manly 
 counsel or resolve: dvi/p, (iovXi/. 
 
 'Avdpo(ipiog,ioTog, 6, men- devour- 
 ing. 'Avi^poii-'if>og, 6, i/, the 
 same : dvi/p, jiopd. 
 
 'AvCpoyiyag, avTog, 6, a gigantic 
 man : dvi/p, yiyag. 
 
 'Av^poyovog, i/, pi'oducing males : 
 dvi/p, yiiofiai. 
 
 'AvCpoyi'vog, ov, 6, of both sexes, 
 an llermaj)hr!)dite, efl'eminate : 
 
 'Ai'CpoPdiKTog, 6, i/, man-lalling, 
 
 siain by men : dvi/p, cai^oj. 
 'AvCpoCd>iaQ, nvTog, 6, subduing 
 
 men : dvi/p, caf.idto. 
 'Av^poOvi/g, ijTog, 6, //, dying or 
 
 slain by men ; dvi/p, GvI/ticoj. 
 'Ai'dpoKjii/g, ijTog, 6, i/, laborious 
 
 or destructive to men : & 
 'Avi^noKfiT/Tog, 6, i/, wrought by 
 
 man : dvi/p, Kd/ivoi. 
 'AvCpoK-aaia, ag, //, man-slaugh- 
 ter: dvipoKTaau^, dat. sing, dv- 
 
 ^poKTa(Tid'u)v, gen. pi. yEol. : fr. 
 
 dvi/p, KTtii'io. 
 'AvcpoKToi'tu), 0), f. //(Toj, to kill a 
 
 man or men, murder : cSc 
 ' AvcpoKTovog, o, »/, man-slaying: 
 
 dvi/p, KTtivui. 
 AvcpoX'i-Ttipa, ag, i/, a destroyer 
 
 of men : dvi/p, oXtTtipa. 
 AvcpoXoyia, ag, //, a levy of men, 
 
 nuistering, enlisting : dvi/p, \e- 
 
 yto. 
 A)'^p6f.isog, a, ov, belonging to a 
 
 man, human, of men : di>i]p. 
 Ai'Cpoiit/Ki/g, sog, b, }'/, of a man's 
 
 stature : dvi/p, fii/Kog. 
 Ai'Cpooixai, ovfiiii, f. wffofxai, to 
 
 arrive at manhood, know a man ; 
 
 nvcpwOi/vai, a. 1. inf. pass. ; di'- 
 
 CnioOiig, a. I. ])art. nass. : dvi/o. 
 Aicuoiraig, Traioog, o, //, ayouin 
 
 near the age of manhood, boy of 
 
 nianly mind : dvi/p, icalg. 
 Av( po7r\i/9tia, ag, y), a crowd of 
 
 inen : dvi/p, TrXijOog, 
 
 Ave pug, gen. sing. fr. dvi/p, a 
 
 man. 
 Aj'(\oofT^ty^, tyyoc, 6, a statue, 
 
 half man and half sjHiinx. 
 AvSpoTvxiig, sog, 6, i/, obtaining 
 
 a man or husband : dvi/p, Tvy- 
 
 xdvio. 
 'Ai'Cpo(l)ay£uj, at, to cat human 
 
 li'-bh : dvi/p, <l>uyio. 
 
 ANE 
 
 ' Avdpo(l>dyog, 6, i/, a cannibal. 
 
 'Avdpo(p06pog, 6, y), men-destroy- 
 ing : dvi/p, <l>9iipo). 
 
 ^ Avdpo(p6voio, gen. Ion. fr. 'Ar- 
 ^po<p{)vog,b, a man-slayer: dvi/p, 
 (pkvot. Also ' Av^pi)(p6vTr/g,ov,b. 
 
 ' Av^poM, oj, to render manly : 
 see dv^poo/iai. 
 
 Avcpiivo/xai, to grow up to man- 
 hood, become strong : dvi/p. 
 
 'AvdpibvT/g, sag, b, !/, manly, 
 brave, strong ; ace. sing, dv- 
 ^pio^y/ : fr. dvi/p. 
 
 'AvSpro^oJg. adv. bi'avely, man- 
 fully. 
 
 ANE 
 
 2. ind. act fr. dvaiipKio. 
 ' AvUpa/iov, tg, i, a. 2. fr. a'la- 
 
 rpixio. 
 'Ai'sJ/', he came forth, imperf. or 
 
 a. 2. fr. dvaCuf^u. 
 'Avi^vve, impf. fr. dva^iivm. 
 'AvtSvaaTO, he emerged, a. 1. m. 
 
 fr. dvaSi'io. 
 'AvtCioictv, he retuvK.?d, 3 sins. 
 
 a. I. fr. avaciOii>ijii. 
 'Avtspyo}, poet, for dvtipyio. 
 'Avs^tv^ev, he departed, a. 1. act. 
 
 fr. dvaL^ivyvvjii. 
 'Avk'^io, f. 6<Ttu, to place in or 
 
 upon : fr. dvd, t^w. 11. N. G57. 
 
 W.vCpiov, it>vog, b, the men's Ig Sappov c' dvkaavTtg dyov 
 
 apartment. Also ' AvopojvUng. 
 'Avdpt^og, a,ov, manly, belonging 
 
 to a man : dvi/p. 
 'AvSvsTai, for dva^veTai, he 
 
 avoids, shrinks from. 
 "AvdiiJKe, Dor. & poet, for dvk- 
 
 CujKe, 3 sing. a. 1. fr. dvacidiofii. 
 ^Aini^dXXtTo, 3 sing. impf. dvs- 
 
 ftdXXovro, 3 pi. fr. dvul5d\Xo- 
 
 f.iai. 
 
 'Av£/3;/, he ascended, a. 2, act. 
 fr. dva(3aiv(jj, 3 pi. dvfj5)/(tav. 
 
 'Avf/3(73a<Trtv, 3 pi. a. I. ind. act. 
 fr. ava[iij3d^(i). 
 
 'Avsj^iomv, Ion. for dvej^iiU/Tdv, 
 3 sing. a. 1. of dvaj3odoj, to cry 
 out. 
 
 'AviyyvDQ, b, y), unaccredited, 
 unwarranted, unmarried : a, ty- 
 yvog. 
 
 'Aveyiipto, f. tpio, to wake up, 
 rouse, raise up : dvtyiipofiai, 
 mid. to wake or rouse one's 
 self, be animated : dvd, tyeipu). 
 Hence 
 
 'Avsyipmg, tiog, »'/, excitement, a 
 waking or rousing up, raising 
 up. 
 
 ' AveyKXy/Tog, b, //, free from ac- 
 cusation or blame : a, tytcaXUo. 
 
 ' Avtyvd^^LTTTOvTo, they were turn- 
 ed back, impf. ])ass. fr. dva- 
 yvdiiTTTio, aor. 1. pass, dvi- 
 yvd/irpOr/v. 
 
 'AvfyvLopitjOi/, lie was acknow- 
 ledged ; a. 1. pass. fr. dvayvio- 
 pi^ii). 
 Aikyvu)(Ta, I poi'siuuled, a. 1. cSc 
 
 \Avfyvio(Tf.iai, perf. pass, dve- 
 yvioadi/v, a. 1. dvkyvioTe, 2 pi. 
 a. 2. act. of dvayivojCKio. 
 
 'AvayptTO, he was stirred up, 
 impf. pass. fr. dviypo/iai, for 
 dveytipofiai. So dvtypo/itvog, 
 for dvtyeipoi^ievog. 
 
 'Avi^kyfu9(t, for dvf.^eCByne9a, 
 l)lupf. pass. 1 pi. fr. dvacsxof^ai- 
 
 'Avkdti^tv, a. 1. fr. dvaOtiicvv/ii. 
 
 ' AvtiiKaro, he received ; a. l.ni. 
 fr. dva^xnuai. 
 
 'ANE'AHN, freely, licentiously, 
 carelessly, with impunity ; adv. 
 as if fr. dveio, for dvii//.u. 
 
 ' AvkcpaKov, eg, t, I looked up; a. 
 (43) 
 
 TTpoTi "iXiov. Heyne deduces 
 it fr. dvkuj, or -itjfJii, f. kcxu). 
 'AveC^7rvp)/(Te, he revived, 3 sing. 
 a. 1. of di^aZujTrvptoj. See ^w- 
 
 TTVpOl'. 
 
 'Avh/KEv, for dvi/K(v, he impelled, 
 a. 1. Att. fr. dvu/fii. 
 
 'AvtBdXtTS, 2 pi. a. 2. act. fr. 
 dvaOdXXuj, to grow green again. 
 
 'AveOeig, sent back, a. 1. part. 
 ))ass. fr. dvei9t/v, fr. dvn//ii. 
 
 'Avt9iXijTog, b, i/, involuntary, 
 disagreeable : a, itieXu). 
 
 ^Ave9r/Ka, ag, e, a. 1. fr. dvaTiGr/fti. 
 
 ^ AvL9)/i', or dvti9i/v, i/g, i/, a. 1. 
 ind. pass. fr. dvii/fn ; also a. 2. 
 ind. act. fr. dvaTi9)/ni. 
 
 \Ave9pt\pdiJii/v, 10, UTO, I nourish- 
 ed, a. 1. m. fr. dvaTpttpm. 
 
 ^ AveidwXoTrodii), f. i/frio, to re- 
 present to the mind, imagine : 
 di'd, tlCivXov, TTouiij. 
 
 'AveiXeio, at, f. r/dbj, to unfold, 
 also to wind on : dvd, t'lXsu). 
 
 'AveiXt/TTTai, perf. pass. 3 sing. 
 dveiXt/fpiog, perf. part. act. fr. 
 dvaXa/iiidi'u). 
 
 'AvtTXov, eg, t, a. 2. act. dvuXo- 
 fiijv, a. 2. m. fr. dvaipsitj. 
 
 'Avii/^ikvog, relaxed, perf. part, 
 pass. fr. dvu]j.it. Hence 
 
 ' Avt^ikviog, adv. remissly, with- 
 out restraint : fi\ dvtin'tvog. 
 
 "AveifJLi, to ascend, rise, put out 
 to sea, go back, return : dvdy 
 tint. 
 
 'Avti/uov, ovog, b, i/, without 
 clothes : a, slfia. 
 
 "Avtiv, Ion. for dvveiv. 
 
 'Avtlvai, to have remitted, oinit- 
 ted, inf. fr. a. 2. ind. act. dvr]v, 
 j)art. dvtig, dvti(ra, a. 2. inf. m. 
 dvk(y9ai, perf. inf. pass. dvtia9ai, 
 fr. dv'u/^a. 
 
 'AvfiTTtiv, to pronounce, pro- 
 claim : dvd, uTTtlv. 
 
 ' Avtipyio, f. ^vj, to repel, restrain : 
 di'd, tipyo). 
 
 'Avtipofiai, to question, ask, in- 
 terrogate : dvd, t'lpofxai. 
 
 'Aveipvffai', they drew up or back, 
 3 pi. a. 1. act. fr. dvepvuj. 
 
 'Avtipvio, f. ixTut, =: dvfpvi*). 
 
 ^Avfipoj, Ion. for TrXf/ctu, to knit, 
 
 1 J!i 
 
I 
 
 ANE 
 
 weave, tie together : dvd^ ctpw. 
 *Are'i<Tav, 3 pi. of a. 1. ai'tTffa, fr. 
 
 avfifxi, or di'k^o) ; II. A. 311. 
 'AvEiaOai, to liave been sent 
 
 back. See dvtlvai. 
 'Av£Tx«,3 sin«^. imperf. act. dvu- 
 
 Xofinv, pass, fr. di'^x^y ^o sus- 
 tain. 
 'Avaw, poet, for dviio, or dvino. 
 
 Ion. or Att. for aj^ai, a. 2. subj. 
 
 fr. dv'u]}ii. 
 'Av'iKaQtv, adv. originally, from 
 
 above : fr. 
 'AvtKaQ, adv. above, afar : avio, 
 
 ticdg. 
 'Ai'kiSaroc, o, V, impassable : 
 
 dvd, t<c/3«tvu>. 
 ' A v£Kr^« i)yT]TOQ, b, b, inexpressible : 
 
 a, tKhiiyso^ca. 
 'AvUXayov, tliev exclaimed, 3 pi. 
 
 a. 2. fr. dvciKXaXi^. 
 'AvsK\d\t]Tog, b, »), not to be ex- 
 pressed : rt, iKXaXsio. 
 *Av'(K\u7rTog, 6, 7/, inexhaustible, 
 
 ])erpetual : a, iKXtimo. Ile'nee 
 'AvsKXiiTTTiog, adv. incessantly. 
 'Ai'fKXnriiQ, iog, b, //, the same 
 
 as dvsKXtnrroQ. 
 'AviKofiKTs, 3 sing. a. I. ind. fr. 
 
 dvaicofLiZ,io, to fetch, f. «<tw. 
 'AimcoTTii, he was struck, 3 sing. 
 
 a. 2. pass. fr. dvaKoTrrofiai. 
 'AvtKTrii-nrXrjiiL, to fill np. 
 'AveK7rXj]KT0Q, 6, >/, undaunted, 
 
 fearless : a, tKTrXtjffcroj. 
 'AvtK7rXi]icrMc, adv. fearlessly. 
 'Ai^kpayov, ft", fj a- 2. ind. act. 
 
 of dvaKpdi^io. 
 'AviKTog, b, //, tolerable, to be 
 
 endured : di^Bx^o. Hence 
 'AvtKToJc, adv. tolerably ; comp. 
 
 dvtKTorepoi^. 
 *Ai>tKiAiiOiic, thou didst creep 
 
 forth, 2 sing. a. 1. pass. fr. dva- 
 KvXioj. 
 
 * AvkK(pnarrTog, b, »/, miutterable, 
 indescribable : a, tKifypd'Ctj^. 
 
 'AviXtyKTog, unquestioned, un- 
 observed, unrefuted: a,iXkyx^. 
 
 'AvtXkyx^o, f. 7$a>, to examine 
 anew, prove completely, convict: 
 dvd, tX'fyxn^' 
 
 'Ai^fcXfz/juoi'wc:, adv. cruelly : & 
 
 'AviXtt}iio(Tuvn, r]g, r), unchari- 
 tableness : fr. 
 
 'AveXttJi^nov, ovog, o, ?), merci- 
 less, cruel, pitiless : a, kXstjfuov. 
 
 'AveXtlu, a. 2. inf. dvkXyg,2 sing. 
 a. 2. subj. dvaXCoVy a. 2. part, dv- 
 eXtTQai, a. 2. inf. m. fr. dvaipsio. 
 
 'AvtXivOtpog, 6, r), illiberal, ser- 
 vile, mean: a, iXevGtnog. Hence 
 
 *AveXev6ipif}g^ adv. servilely, il- 
 liberally. 
 
 'Av£X?;0O/;v, a. I. pass. ind. See 
 dvaXafiiidvii). 
 
 'AveXicrffiOj or ttcj, f, sw, to un- 
 roll, as the books of the ancients, 
 turn over, tlu'ow out, utter ; p. 
 pass.av£t\ty/iat: h\dpd,tXi(Taiu. 
 
 ANE 
 
 'Ai'fXKi'w, f. /o-u;, same as 
 'AviXkio, inipf. arnXtcor, to drag 
 or draw up or back : aia, aXicw. 
 'AviX\iiv. /i»'o<;, 6, )/,not Grecian: 
 
 o,"EXX//)/. 
 'AvfXovra, ace. part. a. 2. act. 
 'Ai'fXorro, a. 2. m. Ion. for dv- 
 iiXovTo : fr. di-utpsio. 
 'AvtXTrig, iSog, o, »/, hopeless, 
 
 without hope : «, tXTrig. 
 'AvtXTrimjr, 2 sing. a. 1. sul»j. fr. 
 'Aj'tXTTi'^w, to despair, f. tcrw, p. 
 tjcrt : fr. a, tXTrt'c. 
 Ai'tXTTiffria, ag, >/, despair : fr. 
 ' AvkXTTKTTog, by »/, hopeless, de- 
 sj)airing, despaired of, imex- 
 pected : di'tX-n-iCio. Hence 
 'AvfXTrianog, adv. unexpectedly. 
 'AveXCov, aor. 2. part. dvtXoKn, 
 
 3 pi. aor. 2. subj. fr. araiofw. 
 'Ava/ifii'f, 3 sing. dvtfieivciTi, 2 
 
 ]d. a. 1. of dvcif-ievio. 
 'A)'5/(£T;jroc, t>, >/, imenvied, not 
 reprehensible, not hateful : a, 
 
 VtfitTdlO. 
 
 'Ai'«/<8w, a), to disgorge, vomit up: 
 
 dvd, if.iku}. 
 ' Aj'f jui^c.j, to move or shake by the 
 
 wind, f. t'rrw, p. iiv'^uKa, part. 
 
 pres. pass, dvfialb^uvog : fr. 
 
 dvefiog. 
 'Ai^t/a/tv£, he was awaiting, 3 
 
 sing. impf. fr. draj-iifipuj. 
 'Aj'f/ni'//'TO/;,he remembered, was 
 
 reminded, 3 sing. aor. 1. ind. 
 
 pass, of dvajivdofiai. 
 
 ANEMOS, oj', 6, brt-ezc, gale, 
 
 wind, breath, si)irit ; gen. Ion. 
 
 dvefxoio, dat. ]»!. av-^/toto-i : fr. 
 
 dnfiL. Hence 'AvtfimiQ, o, i), 
 
 windy ; dvej^ioev 'lar'iov, a sail 
 
 tilled with the wind ; see rfvi- 
 
 fioEig ; 'Avi^ioCijg, «oc, 6, //, the 
 
 same ; 'Avtf.wu>, ut, to fan, blow, 
 
 fill with wind ; 'AvifiiCiog, 6, »'/, 
 
 full of wind, empty, vain ; 'Ai£- 
 
 /aoc, m, lov, i*v: 'Ai'f^uaToe, 6, ?;, 
 iJt fua, cuov, the same, 
 
 ' AvefjtoffKSTnjg, fog, 6, >/, shelter- 
 ing or protecting from the wind: 
 dutfiog, (TKtTrio. 
 
 'AvffioffcpdQayog, b, ?'/, resounding 
 witli wind : dvt[.iog, acpdpayog. 
 
 'AvenoTpci(pi)g, ^ 'AvefioTpt(p>)g, 
 kog, b, t), nourished or strength- 
 ened by the wind, stormy, hardy: 
 avsj-iog, rp60w. 
 
 'Arf/torpoTTof, 6, //, turned by the 
 wind : di^ef^iog, rpkTno. 
 
 'Ai'f fio<p9opici, ag, i), destruction 
 bv the wind : fr. 
 
 'Ai'£/uo00(>poc, o, »/, blasted by 
 the wind : dvt^og, <p9fipiv. 
 
 ' Avffxoipnprirog, b, i), liable to be 
 carried by a wind, light, incon- 
 stant : dvt[.iog, (popkio. 
 
 'Avefiou), ui, f. fe»(Ttt», to fan, blow, 
 ventilate, fill with wind: di'snog. 
 
 'A I'fju TToOttrrof;, o, >/, free, imob- 
 structed : a, tj.nro^i'^io. Hence 
 (44) 
 
 ANE 
 
 'Avf^i7ro^i<7Tiog, .idv. without hin- 
 drance. 
 
 Ai'tpioKng-, foc, b, I'l, swift as the 
 wind : arf/ioe, wKvg. 
 'Avi^noXioc, o, V, I'tiipt.V) "^■'^"'■ 
 Hence fin'ff/wXia |3a;tn', to speak 
 to the w ind, to no i)urpose : fr. 
 dveixog. 
 
 Avtmoi'T}, i]c, I'l, a sort of pojipv, 
 
 the anemone or wind-tiower: fr. 
 
 di'f^iog, because ex^janded by 
 
 the wind. 
 
 'Avtvhng, kog, o, >/, not indigent 
 
 or in want : a, tvCtr]g. 
 'A}'SvctK-Tov,ov, TO, hupossiblc : 
 
 rt, ti'^fxerat, it is possible. 
 'Ai'cvlyKot, a. 1. inf. di'ti^yicac, 
 part. di'tvtyKth', a. 2. inf. dn- 
 TtyKiov, part. fr. dvarpsnu). 
 'Ai'tvtiKu-o, he sent forth, 3 sin i;. 
 a. 1. m. Ion. and poet, for dr- 
 ijviyKciro ; dvtvuk'df^uvoc, a. I. 
 part. mid. ditvtiKag, a. 1. inui. 
 act. dvtvtix^dg, a. I. part, pa -. 
 fr. drcKpfpot. 
 'AvivivfTfv, he forbade, a. I. <V. 
 
 dvai'tvio. 
 'Ai'£rf/ro\'J'7a, //, bursthig fortli ; 
 ])err. m. Att. part. f. g. of dv«- 
 
 'Art j'ox^»?^oCi <J> »/) nndisiurb.d, 
 
 peaceful, quiet : a, tvox^ko). 
 'Argrrfc, havingremitted,nom.i']. 
 
 of aor. 2. part, drtig, fr. dri}}p(. 
 'AvsKdXtiTTTog, 6, i), hidelible : a. 
 
 t^aXfi(pio. 
 'AvtUXtyKroc, 6, /), unin-ovti!. 
 
 also irn-fragable : a, tKtXt.yxc>- 
 'Avt^tnnnniTog,b, i/, inseruial/i : 
 
 a, iEiptvi'dio. 
 ' AvtKtTctfTroc, b, >'/, iinexami-.u (1, 
 
 unheanl ; a, kKtrd'^io. Henef 
 ' Ai'tKtrdaTiog, adv. without e\;i 
 
 mination. 
 'AviKiKUKia, ag, »/, endui*ance «.> 
 
 evils, patience : fr. 
 'Ai'fKiKaKog, o, //, enduring <;• 
 
 patient of evils : dvkxoficti, kh- 
 
 k6v. 
 
 Avt^iXvia(TTog, 6,//, not investi- 
 gated : a, fc^t\'i'to^w. 
 'Ai't^oCog, b, //, without outlet <'•- 
 
 exit : a, t^ocog. 
 'Avk^onai, I shall endure, f. l.r'. 
 
 fr. «i^6x^' 
 Wvtovrai, Ion. ft>r av£Ti^r«j, 3 p'. 
 
 pres. fr. dvkio for dviijfii. 
 
 'AvkopTog, 6, »/, without a fea^-r. 
 not festal or solenm : a, eoprii. 
 
 \\vt7rai(T9i]Tog, b,i), not perceiv- 
 ing, not jjcrceived, insensible : 
 a, tTraKTOdvofiai. 
 
 'Avtrraiaxwrog, 6,//, sliamelcs'^, 
 not needing to be ashamed, 
 blameless : a, t7raiax*''vofiai. 
 
 'AvettoXto, or better dviTrdXro, 
 he leaped up, reared up, phii>i. 
 fr. 'Ai'£7roXXo/zat, Ion. for 'Avi- 
 0riXXo/mi ; iyX/^trti, yXfitjV, J/Xro, 
 dXrOf .Eol. w ithout the aspirate. 
 
 ANE 
 
 So di'iTraXfifVog, perf. part.: fr. 
 
 di'd, tiri, liXXofxai. 
 'Ai'eTrai'opOiorog, b, >/, incorri- 
 
 frible ; not to be improved : a, 
 
 tTravopObio. 
 'Ai't;rax0«^c:,adv.not reluctantly : 
 
 a^hirax^ng- 
 'Ai'fTTtKTa, a. 1. fr. dvaTrtiOio. 
 'AvfTTtfxypa, a. 1. fr. dvaTrkfiTno. 
 'Ar'tTrerra, ag, e, I reclined, a. 1. 
 
 afSTTiffov, tg, f, a. 2. fr. dva- 
 
 TTlTTTlO. 
 
 'Avt7ry)Sr](Tf, he leaped up, 3 sing, 
 a. 1. fr. dvainjddoj. 
 
 'AvsTTtjp'sanTov, adv. without re- 
 proach or abuse : fr. 
 
 'Avt7rnpEct(TT0Q, b, V, affected by 
 no injuries or contumelies : a, 
 t7rj;ot i^w. 
 
 * AviTniiovXevTog, b, »/, safe from 
 triachery or snare : a, t-i3uv- 
 
 'AvuTiypa^og, b, ?'/, without in- 
 
 si'ri]ttion : a, t7riyou(j))). 
 
 \vtxittKi)g, fog, b, y, unjust, ini- 
 
 <|uitous : «, cTntiK)]g. 
 WvETTiKaXviTTiog, adv. without 
 
 concealment, openly : a, tiri- 
 
 KuXvlTTli}. 
 
 Wt'tTTiKXijTog, b, >/, unblamed. 
 Adv. 'Ar£7rtK-X?)rwt; : fr. a, im- 
 
 K'uXeto. 
 
 'ArtTTiKujXvTMg, adv. without im- 
 pediment : a, tTTiKijXvo}. 
 
 ' XvtTTiXijTTTog, o, //, furnishing no 
 
 liandle of reproach, blameless : 
 
 a,k7riXi]7rTog. Hence 
 
 Ai'£7rjX/;7rrwc, i^dv. without he- 
 
 iui; taken advantage of, safely. 
 
 Wi't-ifiiKTog, b, y'lj unmingled, 
 cut utf from society : a, tTrii^iiy- 
 
 VVfll. 
 
 XrtTTivotjTog, 6, y, unthoughtof, 
 uiiforeseen : a, tTrii'osio. 
 \vtiTiKf-(Trog o, //. nnpolished, 
 untinished : a, kTTiltoj. 
 'Ai'tTripptKTog, b, »/, not yet used 
 ill saerilices, not consecrated : 
 
 ((, k~ipp'kXlO. 
 
 ' AvkTrimciTTTog, b, i), unthought 
 of, neglected : a, kTriaKkTrrof^iai. 
 
 '.\)'£7rt(TfC67rrwc, adv. inconsider- 
 ately. 
 
 ' XrtTTHTTrif^ionvin], }]g, ?'/, igno- 
 rance, inexj^crience : fi\ 
 AiiTrinTt'imov, ovog, b, »/> igno- 
 rant, inexperienced : a, tTnaTij- 
 /((.jj/. Adv. 'AvtTriTTi]n6viog. 
 
 'Avk-i(TTp((l)ii), f. tpio, p. 0a, to 
 turn back : dvd, kTZi(rTp'k(pi.o. 
 
 ' Art 7rjcrrj)60(oc,adv. without turn- 
 ing back, negligently. 
 
 'ArnririiOfog, Ion. for 'Avntirn- 
 iiior, b, y), not a<lapted to, in- 
 jurious to the interests of, mi- 
 snitable, unfit : a, kTriry'idtiog. 
 'AvinicpOovog, 6, //, not exposed 
 or ])rone to envy, blameless. 
 'AvtTTKpOovojg, adv. irreproach- 
 ably : a, iTri<p9ovog. 
 
 ANE 
 
 'AvsTTicppaffrog, b,r), unutterable, 
 
 inconci'ivable : a, t7ri0pa^o/uu. 
 'Avenrd^av, I flew up. Dor. for 
 
 dvETTTdfiyjv, a. 2. m. of dvi- 
 
 TTTafiai. 
 'Aj'f7rro»;/xat, I am buoyed up bv 
 
 uncertain and foolish exi)ecta- 
 
 tions, perf. pass. i'r. dvaTTToeofiai. 
 'Aj'f 7rro(/yro,he had been amazed, 
 
 ]>lui)f. pass.fr. ' AvairroLeoixai, f. 
 
 r](Toi.iai, perf. dvsTrroiyji-iai. 
 'Ar£p', for (h'fpa, ace. sing, dve- 
 
 ptg, n. pi. fr. dirjp. 
 'AvepacTTog, b, j/,not to be loved : 
 
 a, kodio. 
 'Avtpyog, b, //, midone, mifinish- 
 
 e( 
 
 I 
 
 a. t 
 
 pyoi'. 
 
 i 
 
 'Ar£p£Ot^(u, f. i(Tu)f to mstigate, 
 provoke : dvd, tpt9i'C(jJ. 
 'Ai/f/o£i7rrojiiai,to carry off,snatch 
 up: dv(pei<pcifikvT}, a. I. ])art. m. 
 'Avepevyu), f. ^uj, to shut up, belch 
 forth, vomit ; mid. to discharge 
 or disembogue itself : dvd, i- 
 ptvyu). ^ ^ 
 
 'Ai'entiivijTog, o, »/, not to be 
 searched out or investigated, 
 unexplored : a, ipevvdo}. 
 'Avkpi^idrinrog, b, r), not fastened 
 down, without ballast, unsteady, 
 insecure ; dvipfx. yXCJarra, a 
 voluble, loquacious tongue : a, 
 tpfiari^io, to ballast. 
 'Avkpof-iai, f. pi)(T0[.iai, = di^ftpo- 
 
 f^iai. 
 'AvtpTTv'^io, f. <no, same as 
 'AvfpTToj, I creep up, forwards : 
 
 dvd, epTTio. 
 'Avtppdyyjv, I have burst away, 
 a. 2. ind. i)ass. of dvappnyvvfii. 
 ' Avtppafinkvog, sewed together, 
 perf. i)art. pass. fr. dvappdirro- 
 fxai. Th. pdiTTuj. 
 'Avfppioye, has been divided, 
 ])erf. m. fr. dvoppiiywui. 
 ' AvenvOpidio, f. a(Tio, to begin to 
 blush, Vedden with shame : dvd, 
 tpi)9puni). 
 'Avep vio, f. (TO), to draw up : dvd, 
 
 tpvio. 
 
 'Ai'cpxo/mt, to go up, ascend,grow 
 
 up, return ; f. arfXfi'-rrojuae, a. 
 
 2. dvr}X9ov : fr. dvd, tpxo/iai. 
 
 'Av(pcoTdio,io,f. i)frM, to ask over 
 
 again, inijuire hito: dvd, tOMrdio. 
 
 "Aveg, let go, leave off, 2 sing. a. 
 
 2. imp. dvyjv, a. 2. of avj'///it. 
 'Avsaaii^ii, I may have iiiduced, 
 l)ersuaded, a. 1. opt. fr. dvkio, f. 
 dvkiTio, for dvii]Hi. 
 'Avtaav, 3 pi. fr. dvyv, a. 2. ind. 
 
 act. fr. dvii]fii. 
 'Avtnig, tujg, >/, a remission, re- 
 laxation, rest, release : dvnjui. 
 'Av6(T(TVT0, he had rushed out, 
 phipf. pass, of dvaatvix). See 
 tanv^iai. 
 'Avlarav,A^o\. sync, iov dvEffTt]- 
 aav, 3 pi. a. 2. ind. dviora, Dor. 
 for dvicn^, 3 sing. fr. av('<rr?;fii. 
 (45) 
 
 ANE 
 
 'Av£(Trfa<Ti, Ion. for dviarrjuaai, 
 they have risen again, 3 pi. perf. 
 of dvitTTiJixi. So dviffTtiog, Ion. 
 for dvEffTyjKojg, perf. part. 
 
 'AvitTTyjv, I rose, a. 2. fr. dviff- 
 
 Tljf^U. 
 
 'Avirrriog, b, »}, without a home ; 
 having no certain station : a, 
 
 tCTTia. 
 
 'Ai'k(Txfro, he held up, 3 sing. a. 
 
 2. m. dveffxof^iiv, fr. dvkxio. 
 ' AvtTd'C*ii, to in«|uire into, exa- 
 mine ; f. dcfu), p. dvijraKa : fr. 
 
 ava, tra^u). 
 'AvBTtiXi, he ])roduced, 3 sing. 
 
 aor. I, fr. dvariXXoj. 
 'Av£r<0£ro, 3 sing. impf. pass. fr. 
 
 dvariOijixi. 
 'AvtTog, b, »/, loose, licentious : 
 
 dviiffu. 
 'AvsTiog, adv. loosely, freely. 
 'Avev, without, far from ; adv. 
 
 governing the gen. ; "AvtvOtv, 
 
 far oft", apart from ; dvufOtv 
 
 tnklo, without my assistance. 
 'Avtvd^u), f. d(7u), to utter the 
 
 Bacchanalian cry Evo'c, Bacche; 
 
 to shout, celebrate with shouts : 
 
 dvd, Evd^io. 
 'AvEvGETogy b, //, unsuitable : a, 
 
 EvOETog. 
 
 'AvtvOvvog, b, y),not responsible, 
 
 not accountable. 'AvEv9vvojgf 
 
 adv. without responsibility, as 
 tyrants : a, EvOinnj. 
 
 'Avtvpkiv, a. 2. inf. fr. dvEvpiffKU). 
 
 'AvEvoEaig, Eiog, r), a discovery. 
 
 'AvEvpETog, b, i), not found out. 
 
 ' AvEvpicKio, to find out, discover, 
 invent ; f. dvEvptj(Tu), p. dvEv- 
 p/;/crt, a. 2. dvtvpov : fr. drti, 
 
 tVpKTKM. 
 
 ' Avtv^mdio, Ui, f. //<Ta>, to shout 
 for joy, utter loud cries of la- 
 mentation : dvd, EiKpyjfiEio. 
 
 ' AvEipaivETO, impf. pass, dvs- 
 (paivE, act. fr. dva(paivio. 'Ave- 
 (pt)vaT0, 3 sing. a. 1. m. dvk- 
 (pyjva, a. 1. act. 
 
 'Ai'£0dXXo/iai, to leap up ; sec 
 dvETraXro. 
 
 'Avf0£Xoc, b, y), cloudless, serene: 
 a, t'E(pEXy]. 
 
 'Avt(pojvy}(TE, 3 sing. a. 1. act. fr. 
 dvatpiovkio, to exclaim. 
 
 'AvExd'CfTo, he was receding, im- 
 perf. m. fr. dvaxd'Cm. 
 
 WvExhy^"^-' *^' *^ "°*' ^^ ^® relied 
 
 u\Km : a, kx^yyvog. 
 'AvEXoifjiav, Dor. for dvExolfirjv, 
 
 dvExof-T for Q:v6xotro,pres. opt. 
 
 m. fr. 
 'ArEx^^luu, to hold up against, 
 contain one's self, refrain, brook, 
 endure, adhere together ; impf. 
 
 rti'£tX''ft'P' ^^ jJrfJXfV"/"^' f- "^" 
 f^o/xrti, a. 2.m. i)ve(Txo^ii]v : fr. 
 'Arexw**- dv'E^io,ii\so ai^aa-x>/fra>, 
 p. dveaxJJi^tiy 'i- '-. dvkaxov, to 
 keep up, support, sustain, hold 
 

 
 ANH 
 
 up or on liigl), raise, cxliibit, 
 liukl back, restrain, check, up- 
 hold, honour, liold out, j)retcn(l, 
 allege ; ju-oject, stretch along, 
 rise, continue : dvu, tx^- 
 *Avexiopi]<Ta, a. 1. act. fr. aj'a\'a»- 
 
 'ANE^'IO'S, ovj 6, a nephew, 
 
 cousin, relation ; 'Aie^pia, ac,Ti), 
 
 a niece, female cousin, relati.jn. 
 ' Xvk\pvx9n', for di'fil/vxOijaav, 3 
 
 pi. a. 1. pass. fr. duu^pvxio. 
 "Avtii), mute, nom. }»1. fr. di^tcoc. 
 'ArS(ijya,\)evi'. ni. Att. fr. dvoiyoj. 
 'Avt({jyfikvog, oj)ened, perf. pari. 
 
 pass. fr. the same. 
 ' Av'hjjvtcu, for dvtivTai, pcrf. 
 
 pass. fr. dvit)j.iL. Others make 
 
 it the a. 2. subj. m. for wj-'wiTm, 
 
 as d<i>kwvTni for d(pCbvTai. 
 'Avh'j^a, a^, t, a. 1. fr. dvoiyoj. 
 
 Avtijjg, a», 6, silent, dumb ; as ii 
 
 fr. a priv. & avtOj to exclaim. 
 'Avf<fix«> V^^rt Att. di'KiJxO]}Vf &. 
 
 in 3 j)l. di'£w\f^>/(Tai/, a. 1. ind. 
 
 pass. fr. dvoiyu). 
 
 Avtj, 7)i, >/, for di^vfftgj a finish- 
 ^ ing, completion : dj/w, to finish. 
 'Avy, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. act. of 
 
 dvirj^i. 
 'AvijjS^v, j)res. inf. fr. 'Av)][3dio, 
 
 -u), to grow young again, f. ii<7(x): 
 
 fr. dvd, yi3doj. Hence 
 'Apr]j3nri]piog, a, ov, growing 
 
 young again, 
 'Avi]i.iog, 6, ?), of unripe years : 
 ^ «, ijfiij' 
 'Av7iyayov, a. 2. Att. for ari/yor, 
 
 fr. dvdyio. 
 'Avt)yyii\av, 3 pi. a. 1. act. & 
 'Avr]yyi\t]v, ;;f, ?/, a. 2. pass, of 
 
 dvayykWu). 
 'AvijytlaOaij to relate : dvd, r)- 
 
 ysofiui. 
 'AvilSvi'TOi^ Sc 'Ain)Cv.7Tog, 6, »), 
 
 disagreeable, austere : a, ydvg. 
 'x\vt]dOJQ, unpleasantly, painfully, 
 
 adv. : a, r'jCvg. 
 'Avyetrav, they had returned, Att. 
 
 lor dvijtiaav, 3 pi. plupf. fr. 
 
 ' Ai yn, for aVj), a. 2. subj. fr. 
 
 'ANHBON, ov, to, or Avtjcrov, 
 anethum,au[iio, dill. Hence 'Aj/j}- 
 
 ^ Otvof, 17, ov, composed of anise. 
 
 'An'/V^rt, a. 1. fr. dvciiaaio. 
 
 'Aytfiov, impf. Ion. for a'rj/'ar, fr. 
 art 1 1.11. 
 
 'AvT]Kdfi7]v, 1 sing. a. 1. m. dvriice, 
 3 sing. a. 1. act. fr. dvir]jxi. 
 
 'Avr]Ke<TTog, 6, r), incurable, irre- 
 mediable ; hence 'AvijKearojg. 
 adv. : fr. a, aVforoc- 
 
 'AyijKovTiZi, 3 sing. impf. act. fr. 
 dvaKovri^cj. 
 
 'AvjjKoog, 6, y), witliout hearing, 
 not hearing, not having heard : 
 fr. a, dicovio. 
 
 ANH 
 
 ANe 
 
 to or obey ; &. ' Avi]KovaTog, u, 
 
 //, inaudible : a, ukovm. 
 ' Ajijicoj, to arrive at, ascend, rise 
 
 to ; ])roject, run out, relate to ; 
 
 a'j'j/K-ft, impers. it is becoming ; 
 
 f. I'jKio, J), m. ijKci : fr. dtd, iJKu}. 
 A} )'i\aro, 3 sing. a. 1, of dvd\- 
 
 AiftjXarog, o, //, unsubdued, res- 
 tive : a, tXauvd). 
 
 'Av}]\ti)g, iOQ, 6, >;, merciless : a, 
 tXtog. 
 
 'Avt]X9tv, he returned, aor. 2. 
 ind. fr. dusfjxof^iat. 
 
 'At'tfXiog, 6, »), without sun,shady: 
 a, i'jXiog. 
 
 'Ain'jXiTTog, unshod : see dvdXi- 
 
 TTOg. 
 
 'Avt]Xu)9T]v, j]g, 1], a. 1. ])ass. dv- 
 yXioKa, perf. act. drijXuxja, a. 1. 
 fr, draXifJKio. 
 
 'Ai'i)[xeXKTog, ov, //, umnilked : a, 
 dfii^Xyuj. 
 
 'Ayiii.iev, for diefuv, 1 pi. a. 2. of 
 di'if}f.u ; or sync, for di'ijKctfitv, 
 1 ])1. a. 1. of the same verb. 13ut 
 di'yfxiv is the inij>f. Ir. drstfii. 
 Avijfifpuc, 6, >}, untamed, wild, 
 cruel : a, ijfxepog. 
 
 'Avtjv, a. 2. act. fr. dvn)fii, to 
 r^'lax. 
 
 ' AvyvarsBca, a. 1. inf. m. to have 
 denied, fr. dvyvd}^iT]v, fr. dva'i- 
 vofiai ; perf. dvyvti^cn, aai,Tai. 
 
 'Aviii'tyKu, & Ion. di'i]VHKa, a. 
 1. fr. dvatpkpu). 
 
 'Ai'{]vtl.iog, 6, ?/, without wind or 
 blast : a, dvifxog. 
 
 ' Avi]vkxQ^<yav,X\\L'y were brought 
 baek, 3 pi. a. 1. pass. fr. dva- 
 (pipit). 
 
 'AvyvriTai, he has rejected, pcrf. 
 ])ass. fr. dva'ivoj^iai, or 3 sing. a. 
 1. m. subj. See dvyi'aaOai. 
 
 'Ai'iivoOa, ae, f, I s])rung up, 
 perf. m. fr. dvOkio, to flourish, f. 
 n(yuj, J). i'lvOifKa, perf. m. yvOct, 
 & by epenth. of the 0, A: by Att. 
 reduplic. din)i'o9ci. 
 
 'Avt)i>v<7Tog, or 'Av))vvTog, 6, >), 
 never coming to an end, endless: 
 a, dvvu}. 
 
 'Avt)vMp, opog,6,not manly, cow- 
 ardly : a, dvi]p. 
 
 'Aviiizrai, was devoted, or dedi- 
 cated, 3 sing. perf. pass. fr. 
 
 dl'dlTTOflCU. Th. UTTTW. 
 
 AvrjTrim, f. Cio, to cry or roar 
 
 aloud ; dvd, t^ttvoj. 
 'ANH'P, 6, a man, husband, hero, 
 
 avepog, by sync. dvSpbg, dvCpi, 
 
 di'Cpa, (ibdvfp ; pi. dv^peg^ dv- 
 
 ^pioi>, dvCpdm, dv^pag. 
 'ArypkBi], was slain, 3 suig. a. 1. 
 
 ind. j)ass, fr. dvaipkio. 
 'Av}]pii\Pavro, 3 pi. a. 1. fr. dv- 
 
 £OftVro^/at. 
 'AvTjptcpt'jc, eog, 6, 1), uncovered 
 
 with a roof : a, Ipktpio 
 
 Ai'nKov(TTeoj,f. //<Ta>,not to listen 'Ar//,o^<u;r, Att. dyamnnTiKujg 
 
 ' (4-;) * * ' 
 
 part. pcrf. act. dpypijvrai, 3 pi. 
 
 perf. pass, of dvaipkco. 
 'Av»;pi6'/u/(T«//?7)', a. 1. m. fr. dv- 
 
 apiOfikuj, to enumerate, f. j';crw : 
 
 fr. dvu, dpiOjing. 
 ' Ai'i)()iOfiog, 6, //, innumerable, 
 
 innnenj»e : a, dpiOj-iog. 
 'Avi]poToc, o, >}, unploughed, un- 
 
 tilled : a, dpoio. 
 'AvtipTraai, he seized, a, 1. fr. 
 
 dvapTTuL^io. 
 'AinjpujTtvv, Ion. & Dor. fer 
 
 dv)ipd)Tovv, 3 pi. impf. of dv- 
 
 fpioTtoj, Ion. »Sc Dor. for dvtp^,j. 
 
 rdoj. 
 'Avt)rT(T)iTog, 6, 1), unconquercd, 
 
 invineilile : a, lijaadoj ijffmoi/. 
 'Ain'irrio, f. 1, ind. act. fr. dviimt; 
 
 din)ani', inf. 
 'Apr](paifTTog, 6, y, without Vulcan 
 
 or fire : a,"li^ai(TTog. 
 \\pii(pOt]u,a. 1. ])ass. fr. dvuTTTw. 
 'AvijxOiii', a. 1. pass.fr. dvuyu). 
 'Aptno, Att. for dvt'njj, poet, for 
 
 aVioi, Ion. for dvCJ, a. 2. subj. 
 
 fr. dvim-ii. 
 'AuOuwii>fiai,to elect in the phur 
 
 of another, carry off instead of 
 
 another : dvri, atpsio. 
 'Av0afuXXdoi.iai, ojjiai, to fight 
 against, vie with: dvu, dfiiXXd- 
 
 Ofiai. 
 
 Av9d7rrof.iai, f. ;//o/iai, t.) seize or 
 
 attack in turn, distress, hani'^s ; 
 
 cling to, supplicate : dvri, utt- 
 
 TOfini. 
 
 AvOta, flowers, nom, ])!. fr. dv- 
 
 9og. 
 'Av9tl, 3 sing. pres. fr. dvdiu). 
 "AvOtLU, ag, 7), the i)roi>er name 
 ^ of a place. An epithet of Juno. 
 'AvOtiXovTo,'Si)\. a. 2. m. fr. dvO- 
 
 aipiofiai. 
 'Ai'9iivog, 7), ov, flourishing : dv- 
 
 'AvOiXkio, f. ^u), to pull or draw- 
 in an opposite direction, retard, 
 stop : dvTi, tXiCio. 
 
 'Ai'Otfxa, poet, for dvd9ti^ia, an 
 offerinj;, 
 AvOintvog, poet, for dva9ej.ievor, 
 
 ^ a. 2. i)art. m. fr. dvaTiB/jf^ii. 
 
 'Ay9tfHL,onai, to crop the flower: 
 dv9tiiig. 
 
 'AvOtfiiov, ov, TO, a flower, blos- 
 som ; the herb called gith, or 
 nigella. 
 
 'AvGtfiig, i^og,7),a flower; camo- 
 mile : fr. dvOog. 
 
 'a I'^f/jofie^f^o-ajfj', full of flowers, 
 flowery, flouriHhing : fr. 
 
 ' ArOffiov, ov, TO, Si flower, blos- 
 som : fr. dvGtu). Also*Av0f/^of, 
 6, //, for dvOffioeig, poet. 
 
 'AvBt^vpprTog, 6, 7), flowing from 
 flowei>> : dvOog, pno. 
 
 ' Av9i^iovpyog, ov, 6, r), flower- 
 working, j)roducing its work 
 from flowei-s : dr9og, fpyov. 
 
 'Av9(fiu)d7]gj eog, 6, 7), flowery. 
 
 ANO 
 
 flowered : dvOtf^ioif, tTdog. 
 'AvOi'^oficu, f. 1. m. dvOkHiouai, 
 
 aor. 1. m. suljj. fr. dvrsxofiai. 
 'Av9tpi(hy, u))'og, 6, the chin, 
 
 beard : fr. ui^Uog, down. 
 'A^0E'PlKO^,ov, ,), white daf- 
 
 foilii, asphodel : fr. dvUog. 
 'AvOkpiKog, gen. fr. 'AvUspi^, 6 
 
 AN0 
 
 gainst: di'ri, on-Xi^io. 
 'AvGopt, he leaped up ; poet, for 
 dytVope, 3 sing. a. 2. fr. dva9o- 
 
 ANl 
 
 peio. 
 
 (T^jdrrit). 
 
 ANBOS, fof, TO, a flower, blos- 
 som, bloom, prime, splendour, 
 beauty. 
 AvOufTfiiag, ov, 6, smelling as 
 
 by pleon. of the v, for aUtpi^,\ sweet as flowers : dvOog, d^ui, 
 an ear or the ben v<l nf ooiM, ' a ..w '.'„ i_ , ..' ^.'' 
 
 an ear or the beard of corn. 
 'AvBtffuv, poet, for dviBtaav, 
 
 they laid down, 3 pi. a. 2. fr. 
 
 dva-i9i]fu. 
 
 'Av9faiv, dat. pi. fr. dv9og. 
 'Av9kaT7]Ka, perf. act. fr. 'dvQia. 
 
 'Av9t(JTu'uo,L d'aio, to entertain 
 in return : dvTt, Lgtuuo. 
 
 ' Xv9ta(p(')pog, 6, 7), carryhig flow- 
 ers : dv9og, (bfpoj. 
 
 Ai/6^' oTov, why, wherefore, in- 
 terrog. & without interrog. 
 
 'Ay9paKtvg, eog or kojg, 6,\ col- 
 lier. 
 
 'Ai'Opaicid, dg, //, & I(,n. 'Ai>9pa- 
 ^ 'i^t/y, 7]g, }), a heap of live coals: <Sc 
 'AvOpciKi'^oj, f. (7io, to burn to 
 
 coal, make charcoal. Also 'Av- 
 
 OpaKoio, at, f. oj(Tio : fr. 
 ANOFA3^, (iKog, 6, a coal. 
 'ANOPH'NH, //c;, ,/, a wild bee. 
 
 AvUtTo, tor aveOeTo, 3 smg. of hornet, wasp 
 
 >:l^^":'"^i^!^'''J'''''r!r!^'^l''- '/'^^9p7,vLov, ov,Td,a wasp's nest 
 
 'AvOpcoTrdptcTKog, 6, /), a dem- 
 
 .'u'Otvffav, D(u-. for di'Oovaav, 
 UL-e. sing. f. g. pros. part. : tS: 
 'Ai'Btvai, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. Dor. 
 f«u- dv9ou(n, or dvBkovai : fr. 
 \vOiuj, f. y/iTio, to be in llower, 
 oloom, flourish, spring up : dv- 
 Oog. 
 "XyQ)], or'AvTi], 7]g, 1), the name 
 '1' a city. 
 
 \i'OilC(ijv, ovog, 7), a bee : Trand 
 70 Tu arUi] tctiv. 
 'XvOi'jXiog, 6, 7), — dvTiiXwc. 
 \vn,)pog, d, ov, flowt rv, pleiisant, 
 variegated at its height : dv9og. 
 U'Oijcpiuwg, o, 1), flower-bearing: 
 di'Oog, <pspu}. 
 
 \v9i:^io,i'. i(Tt,j,to cause to flou- 
 iish, adorn with flowers, paint : 
 
 '-\i>Oii'dg, 7),bv, flowerv, tender : 
 
 r. ai'Uog. 
 '^rOiTTTT atria, ag, »/, a riding 
 
 I'^umst one another, equestrian 
 loinbat :^ di^Ti, t~7rd^o/irti. 
 XvUiTTTTELHo, f. (7(0, to ride against, 
 ^ nde to meet : dvrl, iTTTrEmo. 
 Xi'OitTT/ifii, to place against or 
 opposite ; resist, obstruct ; f. di'- 
 -iTr/yo-w, p. dv9i(TT7]Ka, a. 1. 
 aJTf »Tr//(Trt, a. 2. dvTtffTijv, impf. 
 I'uss. avGiard^tiv, aao, uto, with 
 a dat. ; dvBiard^tvog, pres. part. 
 I'liss. : diT/, 'hTiji^ii. 
 Ai'0oS6K-og, b,y, receivingflowers: 
 , uvi)og, Ikxofjiat. 
 
 Xf06KpoKog, 6, >/, with flowerv 
 ^^veft : di^Oog, KpoKyj. 
 M'OoXoytu), 10, f. T)(Tco, to gather 
 ^ Howers : dvGog, Xeyio. 
 -^'■9ofioXoyEio, u,, f. 7)(Tio, pass. 
 t'l'A'rtt, to agree nmtually, make 
 !i compact ; conf. ss, praise, give 
 tliauks : dvTi, ofioXoytuj. 
 XvOovofiog, 6, 7,, feeding on 
 H^>\vers : fr, d^'Gog, vefw^iai. 
 ilcnce Av0ovofdu7, CJ, f. jyaw to 
 /<^^t'd on flowers. 
 Ai-eoTrXi^w, f. (Tw, to arm a- 
 
 agogue, who pleases the popu 
 ^ lace : dv9pco7rog, dpeaKio. 
 'Av9puj7rei), tjg, contr. 'AvOpojTrn, 
 
 Vi'y V, a hunum skin, dopd bein-' 
 
 understood. ° 
 
 'AvGpioTruog, & Ion. 'Ajy0oojr//- 
 
 t«»f;, a, ov, human, consisting of 
 
 men. 
 
 'AvOpiuTreiijjg, adv. in the numner 
 of men. 
 
 'Av9pio7rtvonai, to act like a man. 
 AvOpujTi-L'Conai, to become nuui, 
 
 whence Christ is called by the 
 
 Greeks, dv9pu}7ri(T9tig. 
 'AvOpiOTTiCio, f. tVw, to imitate 
 ^ man, act the j)art of a man. 
 Av9puj7nK6g, /}, ov, human. 
 AvOpioTTivog, 1], ov, human 
 
 Ai^GpiOTTotpdyog, b, >'/, eating hu- 
 man flesh, a camiibal ; pi. an- 
 
 ^ thro])ophagi : dvGpotTrog, (pdyuj. 
 
 'AvOpio-o(pv7/g, tog, 6, >/, having 
 the nature of man : dvOpujTrog, 
 
 (pViO. 
 
 'J^v9viipiZoj^ f. or<o, to insult iu 
 ^ return : dvTi, v^pi'Cio. 
 'AvGvTravTdw, f. ymo, to go to 
 
 nieet, antiei{»ate an objection : 
 
 nvri, VTravrduj. 
 'AvOvTra-eia, ug, 7), the procon- 
 sulate : & 
 
 AvGoiraTEvio, to be proconsul ; 
 ^ f. tvait), p. 7)v9vTzdTtvKa : fr. 
 A-yBvircLTog, ov, 6, a i)roconsul : 
 
 dvTi, vrruTog, a consul. 
 'Ap9v7roj3dXXoj, f. aXOJ, to object 
 
 in one's turn : uvtI, vTroiSdXXco. 
 'AvGvTrovpysw, w, f. yaio, to re- 
 
 turn a service : dvTi, vTrovpyeio. 
 'AvGvcpaipsu), to withdraw, deduct 
 ^ in return : dvTt, vipaipkio. 
 'Av9' iov, wherefore, whv : fr. 
 
 J \ ft ^ V ^ 
 
 avTt, og. 
 'ANi^'A, ag, 7% sorrow, sadness, 
 
 grief, troubIe,Wisery, distress, 
 
 mischief, Ileije 
 
 Avid'Cio, f. d(T(o, to sadden, grieve, 
 
 distress, annoy, vex ; be grieved 
 
 or annoyed. 
 'Avidpbg, d, ov, causing sadness, 
 
 grievous, jjainful, sad ; comp. 
 
 oTtpog, superl, oTUTog ; «S: diiii- 
 
 pk(TTtpug for dvidpt<jTtpog : fr. 
 
 avi:. Hence 
 'Avidpwg, adv. wretchediv, un- 
 
 hajipiiy. 
 'AiuktGij, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. i>ass. 
 ir. ai'uiLoj. 
 
 Aj^yp(^7ri,/a>(,«,adv.in the manner 'A j^tdTi, Att. for dviiiai. 3 id 
 
 of men 
 
 ' Av9p(0TTl0V, ov, TO, 'Av9p0J7ri(T- 
 
 i^og 6l 'Av9pio7rdpLov, a little 
 man ; dim, fr. dv9pu}7rog. 
 
 'AvGpioTTuyXwTTog, 0, t'l, speaking 
 with a human voice ; epith. of 
 
 ^ a parrot : dvGpiOTroc, yXCjaaa. 
 
 'AvGpujTro^aii-nov, ovi)g, b, 7), a 
 deified man, evil spirit : dvGpio- 
 "^og, Ca'ifjLxjv. 
 
 'AvGp(ti-!Totd,)g, kog, 6, j}, having 
 a hunum form : dv9pL07rog, elCog. 
 
 'AvBpujTToGvffia, ag, 7), a imman 
 
 ^ sacrifice : dvGpujTrog, Gvuj. 
 
 'AvGpioTTOKTovog, 0, 7), a man- 
 slayer; but 'AvGpiviTOKTovog, o, 
 »/, slain by man : dvOpioirog, 
 KTeh^io. 
 
 'AvGpujTToXoyog, b, //, speaking of 
 men : avGoouTrog, Xkyuj. 
 ANBPliliOV^ ov, b, //,a man, 
 woman, human natui-e ; dvGpuj- 
 7rw^,acc.pl.Dor, for dvOpiorrovg. 
 Scapula derives it fr. dvuj, Tpk- 
 TTio, & (Z^ ; othei-s fr. dvco, 
 dGpelv. 
 
 ' AvGpioTrorttpayiLO, at, f. i/rrw, to 
 slaughter ni.-n : 
 
 (17) 
 
 pres. ind, fr. dviij^i. liut dv- 
 
 uTo-r, Ion. iov dvCiai, fr. di'tifii. 
 'AviuTog, b, r), incurable, irre- 
 
 nu'diable : a, idojxai. 
 ' Ai'id'ptvTog, b, 7), not cured ; 
 
 incurable ; d, la-ptvio. 
 'AviuThjg, adv. incurably: fr.drt- 
 
 UTog. 
 
 'Avidxco, f. x^<J"w, to shout aloud, 
 praise : dvd, Idxto. 
 
 'Avuuo, w, to grieve, vex, trouble, 
 annoy ; f. d'aoj. Ion. ijcTio, p. 
 7)vidKa. Th. dvia. 
 
 'Avi^pvTog, b, 7), unsettled, un- 
 steady, inconstant : a, upvio. 
 
 'AvL^pbJTi, adv. without sweat or 
 toil : 6c 
 
 ' Avi^pioTog, b, 7), without sweat- 
 ing or exercise : a, tdpoio. 
 
 'Ai'iH, 3 sing. impf. ind. act. fr. 
 dvikco, for dvu]j.ii. 
 
 'Avi£i/]v, 7]g, ij, pres. opt. fr. dv- 
 
 'A j'l'fig, 2 sing. imi)f, fr. dvu]fii. 
 
 Soo 'ieig. 
 'Ayuig, kvTog, b, and in the fem. 
 
 dvielaa, pres. part, dvleiv. Ion. 
 dvGpujTrogJ for dvikvai, pres. inf. iv.dv'njni. 
 
AM 
 
 ANO 
 
 ANO 
 
 'Avieoog, b, t), unholy, profaned : 
 
 'Ai'uouu), o), to sacritice, conse- 
 crate; ; f. tuVtu, p. oJKa : fr. dva, 
 ieoooj. 
 
 'Ai'tf(TK-6, poet, for dv'nh 3 sing, 
 impf. avuiv, 7/c, V, I'^^^t. c'lviea- 
 Kov, EC, £ : tV. (nu//u. 
 
 'Avuvvraiy Dor. cS: lun. for art- 
 oOvrcu, 3 pi. of avifco/xai, wliieli 
 is fr. dvikio, for aru/ji/t, or for 
 dviCJvTcUj fr. ch'iaojuat, to heal 
 again, repair. 
 
 'Avu)ddg, aor. 1. part. pass. fr. 
 
 dindio. 
 'Aviniu, to throw, cast, or send 
 up or up\vards,send back,loosen, 
 let go, let loose, relax, rennt, 
 cease, accpiit, open ; spur on, ex- 
 cite ; mid. to let one's self loose, 
 give way, be unrestrauied, un- 
 bend, relax, overlook ; pass, to 
 be consecrated, accovni ted sa- 
 cred, <lv:c. ; f. dvijrru) & dv'ccruj, 
 p. diniKa, a. 2. dj'T/v, subj. dpui, 
 part. pres. at-teig, iVTOQ, a. 2 
 part, di'ilc, kvTOQ, pres. part 
 pass, dvdfitvog, Haying, Od. B 
 300. a. 1. di'tiOnvj ng, t). Fr. 
 
 dm,'iniii- , , 
 
 'Ail //r, aec. I<>n. fr. avia. 
 'Avini^d, for dvutod, grievous, 
 Ion. pi. n. g. fr. dvia^og. 
 AnnnoraTog, most ditKcult, su- 
 perl! Ion.fr. di'Hipbg for di^utpog 
 'Avu}(Ttai, 2 sing. f. 1. m. for 
 dvu](Ty. 'Aru)(Ttie, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 opt. ^Eol. 'Avit)rrrj, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 subj. act. fr. dvidoj. 
 'Avin(n, 3 sing. pros. fr. diirjui. 
 Aviica^ Dor. for r'/i't'ica, when. 
 'AviKUTog, Dor. for 'AviKijTug, b, 
 
 »'/, uneon(pK nible : a, viKUio. 
 ' AvLKkrivTOQ, b, //, unsupplieated: 
 
 a, lKtrev^o. 
 'AjuXtwc, w, 6, ?'/, pitiless: a, 
 
 'iXavg, Att. VXtwt:. 
 'Arc^aw, to pull up with a cord 
 
 or tliong : dvd, \fidu). 
 'Aviov, ov, TO, Dor. for rjviov. 
 ' AvibvTU, a. 2. part. m. g. ' Avi- 
 
 ovdav, part. f. g. fr. ai'ei/a. 
 *Aj'tox"g, Dor. for yvioxog- 
 'Ai'iTTTni'io, f. (TO), to ride up : 
 
 stand up, i-aise, arouse, excitc.rAvot.oc, b, /;, homeless, an ex- 
 build up, remove, expel, depo- de : a, oiKog. 
 
 aj'a, iTTTTfuw. 
 
 "Ai'iTTTroc, o, 7/, without horses, 
 
 not able to ride : a, 'iinrog. 
 'AviTrrafxai, f. dva7m)(Jo^ai, to 
 
 fly away or up, leap for joy : 
 
 diH\, iTTTafiai. 
 'AinTTTUKTiv, dat. pi. Ion. fr. 
 
 "Ai'iTTTog, 6, >'/, unwashed : a, 
 
 'Ari7rro7ro?£C, having unwashed 
 
 iVet : driTTTog, Trocg. 
 'ANISON, ov, to, Lat. anisuni, 
 
 Engl, anise-seed. 
 'AvKToio, io, f. wVw, to render 
 
 equal : dpd, Itou}. 
 'AvioTt]^i, to set up, make to 
 
 pulate, raise from the dead, f. 
 dvaaTtjmo, p. di'SffrriKa, a. 1. 
 dvs(TTi](Ta,ii. 2. avkoTi]!' ; imper 
 am<Tra «& dvaTTtjOi, subj. cii'a 
 ff-w, inf. dvciGTiiiai, part, ara 
 orat; ; mid. di'ifT-afidi, to stam 
 up, arise ; f. l.m. di>ci(TTri(Toi.iai 
 The perf. and aor. 2. art. takt 
 tlie mid. or i)ass. sense. 'Ai'irr-io. 
 for dvirTTciffo, Att. imp. pres. 
 pass. : di'd, 'i(TTt]^Ai. 
 'AinffTonkio, a>,f. i)<no, to question, 
 
 examine : am, taropsw. 
 'Ain<Txvg, vog, b, >y, weak, feeble: 
 
 a. 1<T\VQ. 
 
 'AritTx^o, to raise, rise, as the 
 sun, hold back, restrain, part. 
 dvi<TXiov,ovrog,b; pres. imp. m. 
 drirrxov, Ion. rtricrx^o, restrain 
 yourself : dvd, tcxw for tx^o. 
 
 ' Anxi'^i't^,^- <^^'^^ t** ^^'^^^ through, 
 track, ]>ursue : fr. t'xjtuw. 
 
 'Aviu^l^uBci, 1 pi. iud. i>ass. fr. 
 dvidio, ])res. opt. pass, dviaoi- 
 lir]v, i^[U]v, a'oio, (^o, a'oiro, ^^ro. 
 
 'Avuov, grn. pi. fr. dvia, sadness. 
 
 Wriioy, bvTog, b, a. 2. part. fr. 
 
 dinifii. 
 'Av}'€(l)t\og, poet, for di't^>^\og. 
 'AvvoviSig, log, 6, Annubh, the 
 
 god of the Egyptians. 
 "Avodog, //,an ascent; expedition. 
 Also adj. 6, »/, dithc-ult of ac- 
 cess, pathless : a, bCog. 
 'Avo^vno^iai, f. ovfiai, to bewail, 
 
 lament : dvd, bcv()0j-iai. 
 'Avojy^wr, oroc, o, »), imprudent, 
 foolish : a, voijfA.<.ov. 
 'AronTog, b, i), destitute or mak- 
 ing no use of understanding, 
 unthinking, unwise, foolish ; 
 hence adv. 'At'or/rwr;, unwisely : 
 a, voeoj. 
 'AvoLu, ag, v, madness, folly : 
 
 dvoog. 
 'Avoiyi-ia, uTog, to, an opening, 
 
 unloeUing ; a door : fr. 
 'Avoiyoj, 'Avoiyvvio, 6l 'Avoiyyv- 
 fti, to open ; f. di'oi^oj, p. di e- 
 il)X<^, Att. for dr(i>x<^-) «• I- «''^" 
 ^}^a bi. 7/j'ot$a, inf. aj'o7^ai,perf. 
 pass, dvkifiyixai & i)vt<i)y^uu, a. 
 I. rivniJX^V^' ^ dvt<{)xBt\v, 3 pi. 
 ai^Eff^X^^/^'^''* ^' -• l''^^^- di'uiyl]- 
 aofiai, perf. m. dviajya, part. 
 dvt(i)y(jjg, open. Th. oiyw. 
 'Avoi^eio, at, f. »irr(u, to cause to 
 swell, swell, increase : aj'a, oi- 
 iko. 
 'Ai'oiijg, gen. Ion.fr. dfoia, mad- 
 ness. 
 'Ai^oifct'^w, f. (Tw, to rebuild, re- 
 move one's habitation, migrate, 
 devastate: dud, oiki'Cm. 
 AvoiKia^bg, ov, b, a rebuilding. 
 'Ai/oiKo^o/new, tu, to rebuild, n;- 
 store, f. //Tt*;, p. dvifiKoc6nr]Ka : 
 fr. aj'a, oiKoloyikio. 
 (48) 
 
 AvocKTtoc, a, o J', one must open : 
 verb. adj. fr. dvo'iyM. ^ 
 ' AvoiKTiomt)V, ovog, 6, ?/, pitiless : 
 
 a, OtKTlOHCOV. 
 
 'AvoiKTog, 6, j), open, capable of 
 being opened ; verb. adj. fr. 
 
 di'oiyio. ^ 
 
 AvoiKTog, b, /'/, pitiless : o, oik- 
 
 Tog. 
 
 'AvoiKTiog, b, »'/, unpitied, unwor- 
 thy of pity : a, olKTpog. } 
 
 \\i'oiKriog,in\y. without pity. 
 
 'Aj'ot/iw^w, f. Kio, to himent aloud : 
 
 drd, olf-iioOtf. 
 'AvoifiioKTog, b, i), nnlamented : 
 a, olfKo^o). Hence 'Arotuwfcrwc, 
 adv. without lamenting, with 
 imi>unity. ^ j 
 
 'AroUai,'a. 1. inf. dvoiKag, part. 
 di'oi^ou, imp. di'oixBio(n,'S \^\. 
 a. 1. subj. pass. fr. dvuiyio. 
 'AvoiKig, aug, i), an openings un- 
 locking ; a door : fr. «i4f.«i^«t, 
 2 sing^perf. pass, of dvoiyof^tai. 
 'AvoifTTtog, a, oj', verb. adj. nuist 
 be brought back or referrel 
 back to : & 
 'AifOifTTpku), u>, f. i)(7M, to excite 
 
 to frenzy : di>d, oiffr^teto. 
 ' Ai'oi(7oj,'l shall bring back, f. 1. 
 act. fr. di'a<pfpio. 
 "AvoiTo, 3 sing. pres. opt. fr. dvo- 
 
 juai. 
 'Ai>o\j3hj, dat. Ion. fr. 'AroX/3/f/, 
 ag, 1], misery, wretchedness: Ir 
 'AvbXl^iog, cV: " AvoXi^og, b, //, 
 wretched, nnhai»py ; comp. oTt- 
 pog : a, b\^oQ. 
 'Ai'b\ti)noc, be ' Ari,)\tOpog, b, //, 
 undestroyed, unharmed : a, oXt- 
 Opog. 
 'Ai'oXk-/}, Tig, y, a drawing up, 
 
 propping up : aVeXfCu;. 
 'AvoXoXi'^w, f. ^io, to shout aloud, 
 
 bewail aloud : di>d, bXoXv'CoJ. 
 'Avo\o(pvpofi(n, to lament or 
 
 wail aloud : dvd, oXotpvpofxai. 
 'Ai'oi-tai, poet, for dyvo^xai, to be 
 
 finished. 
 "Av()fj/3poc, 6, //, witliout shower^: 
 
 a, bul^pog. 
 
 'Avo^Ew, to transgress the laws, 
 
 be lawless, f. 7;(Tu>, p. Ka. Hence 
 
 'A j'o/ti///a,aroc, Tb, transgression. 
 
 'At/c/iirt, ag, i), lawlessness, sin. 
 
 iniquity : a, vof-iog. 
 Wvofi^uiTog, b, //, without eye-. 
 
 blind : a, bpif^ia. 
 
 ' Avbi.ioiog, 6, //, unlike : a/o^ioioi:. 
 
 'Aro/zoiorf/c, i]Tog, i), unlikiiuss. 
 
 Avofwliog txtiv, to be in dittci- 
 
 ent circumstances. 
 
 'Auo^iog, b, t'l, lawless, wickcil, 
 
 imjust : a, vojxog. 
 Wvofiiog, adv. unlawfully. 
 'AvvvnToc, b, i), useless, to no 
 purpose, unpleasant, calamitous, 
 not prohting : a, bvijixi. 
 
 ANS 
 
 'AvooQ, dvovgy 6, ?), foolish, mad : 
 a, voog. 
 
 'ANO'IIAIA, or 'Avoirala, rj, 
 anopaa, a species of eagle, fal- 
 con, or kite. 
 
 'AvoTrXog, 6, >/, unarmed : a, 
 OTrXoi'. 
 
 'AvoTrXiog, adv. like an unarmed 
 ])erson. 
 
 'Avopka, ag, r), Dor. for riyopea, 
 manliness, bravery : fr. dvyp. 
 
 'AvopBbio, w, to erect, raise up, 
 re-erect, re-establish, correct, 
 direct, f. wtrw, p. dvujpOioKa, a. 
 1. imp. dv6p9io<Tov, a. I. pass. 
 dvii}p0u)9tjv : fr. di>d, bpOou). 
 
 'Avopjxog, 6, r), without a port 
 or anchorage, inconvenient for 
 shipping : a, opfiog. 
 
 'Avopofiai, to riseup, plup. dvatp- 
 To : fr. dvd, bpo). 
 
 'Avopovio, to spring or rise up, f. 
 ov(TiO, p. dvujpovKa : fr. dvd, 
 opovio. 
 
 'Av6po(pog, 6, r), roofless : a, bpo- 
 <pog. 
 
 'AvooTaXiKio, f. ffio, to pride one's 
 self, exult : dvd, opTaXi^oj. 
 
 'Avopvaaio, f. ^lo, to dig uj), ex- 
 tir|)ate : dvd, bpvadio. 
 
 Wvopx^Ofiai, oiifxai, f. tjaoj^iai, to 
 jump up, leap, dance : dvd, 6p- 
 Xiofiai. 
 
 'Ai'oaiog, b, t/, impious, unholy, 
 criminal ; comp. dvo(TiioTspog, 
 siiperl. dvocruoTaTog: fr. a, oaiog. 
 
 WvomoTiig, t]Tog, >'/, impiety. 
 
 'Ai'otTog, b, i), free from disease, 
 salubrious : a, voffog. 
 
 'Aj'ooTEog, o, rjy without bones : 
 rt, 6<TTeov. 
 
 \\.i>(')(TTLfiog, & 'AvoffTog, b, >y,un- 
 al)le to return : a, voarog. 
 
 'AvovaTog, 6, tj, without ears : a, 
 ovag. 
 
 'AvovOsTijTog, 6, »), unadvised, 
 rejecting advice : a, vovOeTsu). 
 
 "Avnvg, for dvoog, foolish. 
 
 " AvovtTog, Ion. for dvoffog. 
 
 'Aj'ouraroc, 6, r;, not wounded. 
 'Ai'Our;;ri,adv. without a wound: 
 a, ovTauj. 
 
 'Aj'ux/;, iig, r), restraint, endur- 
 ance, forbearance, delay, a truce: 
 dv'fx'^fiai. 
 
 'Ai^oxXt^tu, f. (TM, to raise or lift 
 up : dvd, bxXi^io. 
 
 'Ay6xvpog,b,y, unfortified, un- 
 steady : a, oxvpbg. 
 
 'Av(Tra, &. 'AvffTdOi, Dor. for 
 dvd(TTT}Oi, a. 2. imp. 'Avardg, 
 poet, for dvatTTdg, ])art. fr. dv- 
 ifTTrjv, A. 2. ind. 'Avcrn'ji^uvai, 
 Att, & Dor. for arafrr/^rat, a. 2 
 inf act. 'Av(TTi)(Te(TOai, for dva- 
 (TTijataOai, f. 1. inf. m.'AvffTt}- 
 (Tov, a. 1. imp. fr. dviarrjf^u. 
 'Av(TTi]TT)Vj they arose, for dv- 
 t<jTi]Ti]v, a. 2. ind. dual fr. dv- 
 
 ANT 
 
 'ArorpE^erat, for dva<Trpe^erai, 
 pres. ind. fr. dva(TTpk<p(i). 
 
 'Aj'<TXE0E£tv, inf. fr. dv^x^O^^y 
 poet, for dvex^h 
 
 "Avcrx^o, poet, for dvacrx^o, Ion. 
 for dvdaxo^f ^- 2. imp- fr. dv- 
 
 EXW. 
 
 ' AvcrxiTog, poet, for dimcrx^Tog. 
 
 ' Av(Txy<Jt<y9ai, to be going to en- 
 dure, for aVa(Tx»)o'EO'0at, f. 1. inf. 
 m. fr. dvkx^- 
 
 *Aj'(Txoiro,he may have endured, 
 for dvdffxoiTo, 3 s. a. 2. opt. m. 
 dve(TX'')l.irjVf a. 2. m. fr. dvkx<o. 
 
 "Avra, adv. against, opposite to, 
 before. 
 
 'Avrayopd^ii), f. acw, to buy in 
 turn : dvTi, dyopd^io. 
 
 'AvTayopevio, f. crio, to answer, 
 contradict : dvTi, dyopsvio. 
 
 'AvTayiDviKofiai, to contend with 
 or against, resist ; f. iaofxai, p. 
 dvTTjyuJVKTfiai, a. 1. m. dvTt]y<o- 
 vi(TdfiJ]v : fr. dvTij dyiuvi'^ofiai. 
 Hence 
 
 'AvTayiovtffTTjg, ov, 6, an adver- 
 sary, antagonist : & 
 
 'AvTayo>vi(TTog, ov, b, an adver- 
 sary, rival. 
 
 'AvTadiKEoj, f. ri<T(o, to wrong in 
 return : dvTi, d^iKS(o. 
 
 'AvTaeipo), Ion. for ojTat'piu, to 
 raise any thing against another, 
 oppose : dvTiy deipuj. 
 
 'AvTd'iig, tvTog, b. Dor. for dv- 
 TTjeig, an adversary, enemy : fr, 
 
 dvTTjV. 
 
 ' AvTaiSsofiai, f. ttrofiai, to honour 
 
 or respect mutually : dvTi, ai 
 
 Skofjiai. 
 'Avralog, a, ov, opposite, adverse, 
 
 hostile : dvTa. 
 WvTaipu), f. apio, to raise up 
 
 against or in turn, oppose : dvri, 
 
 aipio. 
 
 AvTaKalog, b, a species of stur- 
 geon. 
 
 ' AvTUKoXovOsio, u), f. r)<Ti0, to fol 
 low in turn, in a train : dvTi 
 aKoXovO'su). 
 
 ' AvTaicotHo, f. ovffio, to hear in 
 turn : dvTi, dKovio. 
 
 'AvTuicpodofiai, the same: dvri, 
 dKpodofjiai. 
 
 ' AvTaXaXd'Cio, to shout out in re 
 turn : dvTi, dXaXd^io. 
 
 'AvrdXXay/ta, aTog, to, an ex 
 change, compensation: fr. dvT- 
 aXXaTTio, f. ^w, to give in ex- 
 change, barter : dvTi, dXXuTTiO 
 
 ' Ai'7-a/i6«/3o/iai, to exchange, com- 
 pensate, answer : dvTi, a/i£t/3w 
 Hence 
 
 'AvTdixei\ptg, cwg, »/, exchange, 
 compensation. 
 
 ' AvTanoifiog, b, »/, repay in 
 
 g, re- 
 
 turnmg. 
 
 AvTa^vvo^ai, to d'fend or re- 
 venge one's self : dvTi, dfivvo- 
 
 fiai. 
 
 (40) 
 
 ANT 
 
 'AvT^v ri VTTo Tivog, to receive 
 
 at any one's hands ; & dvT^v 
 
 Tivog, Ion. to obtain any thing : 
 
 fr. dvTau). 
 AvTaval3il3dt^io, to mount or set 
 
 up against : dvTi, dj'af3t/3dst«>. 
 AvTavdyu), to sail against, lead 
 
 against : dvTt, dvdyw, 
 AvTavaCidiofjii, f. Sojaio, to give 
 
 back in return : dvTi, dvati^io- 
 
 fjii. 
 
 AvTavaipeuj, f. tjOio, to take away 
 
 in turn, annul : dvTl, dvaipka). 
 AvTavaipu),f. apio, to desti'oy in 
 
 return, demolish : aVrt, dvatpoj. 
 A VTavaXi(TKu),f.X(i}(Toj, to expend, 
 
 consume or destroy in return : 
 
 dvTi, dvaXicTKit). 
 AvTavaTrifiTrXriiii, to fill again : 
 
 dvTi, dva7rin7rXT]fii. 
 Aj'TavttTrXijpou), w, to fill up, 
 
 supply, make up, f. lotrio, p. di/r- 
 
 avaTTETrXtjpMica : fr. dvTi, dva- 
 
 TrXrjpoio. 
 ' AvTavaffTrjrrai, a. 1. inf. fr. dvr- 
 
 aviffTtjfxi, f. dvTava(7-7')'Tio, to 
 
 raise up against ; mid. to rise 
 
 up against, oppose : dvrl, dv- 
 
 'AvTai4x<J^, to hold up in return 
 or answer: dvrt, dvfx^^^. 
 
 AvTavopidai, Qv, oi. Dor. for 'Av- 
 Tt]vopi^ai : fr. 'Avriiviop. 
 
 'AvTavvad(Ta, for dvaTavvtraffa, 
 a. 1. part. f. g. fr. dvTavvoj, or 
 dvaTavvio, f. vffio, to extend, the 
 same as dvaTelvui : 
 
 VViO. 
 
 'AvTa^iog, a, or, 
 equal : dvTi, d^iog. 
 
 'AvTaTToStiicvvfU, f. ^w, to show 
 or prove in turn : dvTi, diro- 
 ^eiKvvfit. 
 
 'AvTa7ru^iSu)fii, to give back, re- 
 pay, return, avenge, reply, f. 
 dvrairo^Maio, p. dvTa7rodf.do}Kat 
 a. 2. dvTaTriCiov, inf. dvrairo- 
 dovvat, a. 1. pass. dvTaTrtcoOijv, 
 f, 1. pass. dvTaTroSoOqaojxai : 
 fr. dvTi, dTTO^tt^w/ii. Hence 
 
 'AvTa-TTudofia, aTog, to, retribu- 
 tion ; ' xS-VTaTTodoaig, ttog, r/, a 
 repayment, reward ; 'AvTairo- 
 CoTLKog, Tj, bv, compensatory. 
 
 'AvTaTToCouvai. See dvTaTroBl- 
 
 Ciofii. 
 'AvTaTToOvtjaKio, to die on account 
 of or in return : dvTi, dTVoUvlj- 
 
 (TKU). 
 
 'AvTUTTOKpii'onai, to answer, al- 
 tercate, contradict ; a. 1. pass. 
 dvTttTTtKpiOtjv, inf. dvTcnroKOi- 
 6i]vai, f. 1. dvTaTTOKpiOijao^ai : 
 fr. dvTi, diroKpivio. Hence 
 
 ' AvTaTTOKOKTig, tiog, »/,an answer. 
 
 'AvTaTTOKTtivu), f. tvCj, to kill in 
 turn : di'ri, dfroKTeivio. 
 
 'Ai'raTToXXf'jui, to desti'oy in turn*, 
 mid. to perish in return : dvrij 
 aTToXXvui. 
 
 E 
 
 fr. ava, tu- 
 
 equivalent, 
 
 t 
 
ANT 
 
 m 
 
 «l 
 
 t«R 
 
 ■•I 
 
 'AvrairoffTiWiOf to send back in 
 turn : aVrt, aTrooreXXw. 
 
 'AvTaTTTtaOaij Ion. for dvOaTTTtff- 
 0ai, to seize or undertake in 
 turn, obtain. 
 
 'AvTapKBuj, w,i. effWjto be a match 
 for, be able to oppose : dvTi, 
 doKsu). 
 
 'AvrapaiQ, eujg, 17, an insuiTee- 
 tion ; 'AvTaprrjQy ov, 6, an in- 
 surgent, rebel : dvTiy aipio. 
 
 'AvTa(T7raZ,of.iai, f. ao^ai, to em- 
 brace in return : dvTl, dffTrd- 
 
 'AvracrxofJ^^rrj, or avra aX' fold- 
 ing a veil before her, or stand- 
 ing opposite to, Od. Z,. 141. 
 
 'Avrav^Ha, ag, y), a retlection of 
 light : fr. 
 
 'AvTavyrig, fog, b, r), reflecting 
 light, refulgent : ctvri, avyi) ; 
 whence ' Avravykio, w, to relleci 
 light. 
 
 'AvTavSdu), f. r}(TU), to answer: ovrf/i/3aXX(e>. 
 
 ANT 
 
 'AvTtKT'ivio, or 'AvTtKT'i'oj, to pay 
 in turn, repay. Hence 'Avr- 
 sKTiffig, tojg, rj, a repayment, 
 fine : dvri, tKrivto. 
 'AvTtKTpkx*^, to rush forth, rush 
 out against an enemy ; a. 2. 
 dvTiKfdpafiov: fr. dvTi, Urpix^o. 
 'AvrkXtyeVj 3 sing. impf. fr. dvri- 
 
 Xkyoj. 
 
 'AvTsWoiffa, Dor. & by sync, for 
 dvaTiXXovffa, rising, pres. part, 
 act. fr. drareXXo*. So dvreX- 
 XovTLf for dvarkXXovai, 3 pi. 
 pres. act. 
 'AvT«/i/3aXXw, f. aXut, to invade 
 or attack in turn ; put one thing 
 for another : avrt, ifijSdXXoj. 
 'Ai'rc/i/3i/3a^w, f. (tw, to embark 
 in the place of others: di^ri, Ifi- 
 l3ifidKio. 
 
 'AvTejLilSoXti, rjg, //, a putting of 
 one in the place of another, a 
 rushing forward against : fr. 
 
 avTif avdauj. 
 
 'AvTciv'^oj, f. v^ffio, a. 1. dvTTjv'ffa, 
 to holloa in return, send back a 
 sound, respond : dvrl, dvu). 
 
 *AvTa(piT]^i, f. T}tJio, to release, let 
 fall, or give up in return : dvrl, 
 dtpitjfii. 
 
 'Avrrtx«Wj Dor. for aVr/jx^*^- 
 
 'AvTaujj to meet, encounter, ob- 
 tain, partake of, f. rjmo, p. ijurrj- 
 ra : fr. drri. See dvr^v. 
 AvTfj36Xr)(Ta, «C, f, I gained, a, 
 1. act. fr. dPTifioXtio. 
 
 'AvTtyKXrjfxa, arog, rOy recrimi- 
 nation ; 'AvTtyKXrjfiaTiKog, re- 
 ci'iminatory : dvri, tyKCiXioj. 
 
 'AvTthKiovi^TOj^^L impf. fr. 'Av- 
 
 'AvTtiKat^u), f. (T(i)j to liken in 
 
 turn : dvTi, tiKa^tu. 
 "AvrtiXag, poet, for dvsTfiXag, 
 
 2 sing. aor. 1. of avartXXtu. 
 'AvTiivov, extend, poet, for dvd- 
 
 TuvoVj a. 1. imp. of dvartivio. 
 
 'AvTilvaij for di'artlvai, inf. 
 'AvTtivuif Dor. for dvnTtiv^t). 
 'AvTeiireXvf to contradict, reply, 
 
 a. 2. inf. act. fr. arrgTrw, a. 2. 
 
 avTiiiroVf a. 1. avrelira : fr. 
 
 dvTtf tTTiO. 
 
 'Avrtipo/xai, to ask in turn: airi, 
 
 ilpofiai. 
 'AvTtiffdyoj, to substitute one 
 
 thing for another: dvri, t'ladyu). 
 'AvTtia<pef)(jjy to bring in, contri- 
 bute, or pay in return : dvrl, 
 
 ii<T<pkp(jj. 
 'AvTtK^pajxovTegy nom. pi. a. 2. 
 
 part. act. fr. aj/r£Krp£\w. 
 'Ai'TtKicXeTrTio, f. \p(ii, to steal in 
 
 return : aVri, IkkXetttu). 
 
 A-PTfKKOTTTOfiai, to cut off iu 
 
 turn : di'Ti, icKOTrrio. 
 'AvTUXlvti>,in\\)f. fr. dt'TiKXivu). 
 'AvreKTrkfnnjjj f. yw, to send out 
 
 against : dvri, iK-rrknTrio. 
 
 ' AvTti.i7rXy]0(o, f. ^croj, to fill a 
 void, substitute ; fill in remu- 
 neration ; a. 1. inf. dvTefiTrXijffai: 
 fr. dvTt, IjXTrXtjOijj. 
 
 *AvTtKdyoj, f. ^w,^ to lead out 
 against : dvTi, t^ayw. 
 
 'Avr€?6(^i, to go out against, 
 meet, as an enemy : dyrl, t^- 
 
 'Avrf^fpxo/cmt, the same : dvri, 
 
 tt,fpxoftai. 
 'AvT€Urdc,u), to examine by com- 
 parison : dvri, t^crrf^w. Hence 
 AvTe^traffTiKog, one that makes 
 
 a comparative uiquiry or exa- 
 
 minati<jn. 
 'AvTtirdyu), f. a^w, to lead a- 
 
 gainst : dvri, tTraytu. 
 'AvTeTTaii'koj, a), f. ccroj, to praise 
 
 in return or mutually : dpri, 
 
 iTraivitjj. 
 'AvTeTravdyofxat, to lead out to 
 
 sea against : dvri, tTrai^dyu). 
 ' AvTiTn^yiaav, Att. for avmr- 
 
 ilyiiaavy 3 pi. plupf. m. fr. 
 
 'AvTEireKtifiif to go out against 
 
 or to meet : dprl, tTrt^tifii. 
 
 WvT&TTlCtlKVV^l, f. ^tUCU, to show 
 
 in turn, bring forward proofs 
 reciprocally, raise against, as 
 the voice : avr J, iTridtiKvvfii. 
 ' AvTtTTiGvfituj, w, f. j/Voi, to desire 
 
 'if 
 
 i Li 
 
 in return or mutually : dvri, 
 
 'AvTtTnKuvpk(o,io, f. r/(Ta>, to assist 
 
 in turn or mutual Iv : dvrL Ini- 
 
 Kovpeu). 
 *AvTtnif(tXfonca, ovfiaij to take 
 
 care of in turn : dvTi, tTri^tXk- 
 
 ofjiai. 
 ^ AvTtTriffTpaTtvu), f. cw, to take 
 
 the field against or mutually : 
 
 di'Tij l-mcfTpaTtvix}. 
 ' AvrkiTvitv, he breathed against, 
 
 3 sing. impf. of di'Tnrveio. 
 * ArTipa(TTt)g, ov, 6, a rival : fr. 
 (50) 
 
 ANT 
 
 'Aj/rc(»dw, w, to love in return, to 
 be a rival ; part. pres. pass. dvT- 
 epu)fitvoQ : fr. dvTif tpdw. 
 'AvTtpiUio, to strive against, prop 
 up, strengthen, oppose ; f. tiffw, 
 p. dvnjpHKa : fr. diTt, Ipeidu). 
 'Arrcptii', pres. inf. fr. 'Avrtpkoj, 
 
 to contradict : di'viy Ipeio. 
 'AvTepti<raig,JEo\. for dvTentiffag, 
 
 a. 1. part. m. g. of dinepeiiu/. 
 ' AvTfpo^ui, = dvreipofxat. 
 'AvTtpvaaffOai, a. 1. inf. fr. dvT- 
 epvofiai, to weigh against, prize 
 equally : dvrl, tpvio. 
 " AvTEffOai, pres. inf. fr. dvTOftai. 
 'ApTSffniv, & in 3 pi. dvTiaTi]' 
 
 aav, a. 2. ind. fr. di>6i(TTr]fii. 
 ' AvTt<TTpaf.ifikvogy 1], ov, turned 
 back, part. perf. ]»ass. of dvri- 
 (TTpk^oj. Hence ' AvTiarpafxyLt- 
 viog, adv. in a reversed manner. 
 'AvTiTarai, poet, for arartrarat, 
 has been cast round, 3 sing. perl, 
 pass. fr. dvartlvio. * AvTirtivt, 
 3 sing. impf. or a. 1. act. fr. 
 dvTiTt'n'iJt). 
 * AvTtTopiiaa, I transfixed, a. 1. 
 
 ind. fr. dvTiTopU*). 
 ' AvTtTovg, (»f the same year, La- 
 con, for rov avToi) irovg. 
 'Ai'TtvipyeTtoj, w, f. ifcrto, to re- 
 turn a kindness: di'Ti,tvEpyeTiw. 
 ' AvTtvepyfTiKog, »}, 6x', inclined to 
 return benefits : fr. the precedhig. 
 'AvTtvKpdTogy opposite to the 
 
 temperate : aiTj, evicpuTog. 
 
 'Ai'Ttvvoko), {jj,i'.i]aco,io be kindly 
 
 disposed in turn : dvTi, tvi'okoj. 
 
 'AvrevTroiiWy u>, f. i](Titjj to confer a 
 
 benefit in return: dirt, tvTrouio. 
 
 'AvTi.<pkpovTOf 3 pi. impf. fr. dvTi- 
 
 (pspofiai. 
 'At'Tt(piXa(TS, Dor.for dvTt<p'iXi](Ji, 
 
 3 sing. a. I. fr. dvTKpiXtio. 
 'Arrkxpv^^y it was sufficient, 3 
 sing. a. 1. ind. of dvTixpdu). 
 'Ai'Tixo), f. di'GiKoj, to hold fast, 
 extend, bear up against, hokl 
 out, resist, strive against, kee]> 
 in check, endure, last ; mid. 
 *AvTexofiaij to hold fast, adhere, 
 be devoted to, hold up, support, 
 succour, hold out, I'esist, with a 
 gen. ; impf. dpTtix^f^V^j ^- dv9- 
 t^ofiai : fr. djTt, tx^. 
 'Avrtw, Ion. for dvrdw, which see. 
 'AvTTjCjjVy as a suppliant, adv. fr. 
 
 dpTo^ai. 
 'AvT7JXiog, or 'Av0?/'Xioc, facini; 
 
 the sun : dvri, i'/Xiog. 
 'Ay'ri]fitil3iT0, he was answerinir, 
 
 3 sing, impf.: dvri, dfjtiiiofxai. 
 "AvTT}v, adv. openly, from the 
 other side, to the face. Th. di^t- 
 'AvTtjvitJpf opog, o, ^interior, a 
 man's name. Hence 'Arripo- 
 picai, the sons of Antcnor. 
 'AvTijpsTtjgf ov, 6, one that rows 
 against another, an opponent, 
 antagonist : dvri, fpiffaoj. 
 
 4 
 
 ANT 
 
 'AvTijprjgf 6, »/, placed opposite, 
 correspondhig to something else, 
 given in return. Also adverse, 
 opposed to : dvTi, dpn). 
 
 'AvTTjpig, icog, //, a buttress, sup- 
 port, prop : dvTi, Ipeidio. 
 
 ^AvTtjpKTa, ag, t, I contended 
 Avith ; aor. 1. ind. act. fr. dur- 
 cpi^bi : fr. dt'Ti, Ipi^u). 
 
 'AvTTimg, eiog, »'/, a meeting with, 
 supplication : fr. dvrdu). 
 
 *Avr?;x^t«>» <^5 f- yjcrio, to resound, 
 sing in turn : dvri, vx^^'- bence 
 
 'Avr7;xoi'0'/;g, gen. pres. part. f. g. 
 
 'ANTT, prep, for, on account of, 
 before, opposite, against, in.stead 
 of ; in composition it denotes 
 opposition, comparison, and re- 
 ciprocity. 
 
 'Avria, adv. from the opposite 
 side, over-against, in the pre- 
 sence of : dvTi. 
 
 'Avrid^tu, f. dfTiOj to go against, 
 meet, supplicate : dvTi. 
 
 ^Avridpttpa, ag, >}, a virago, a fe- 
 male equal to men ; in which 
 man is opposed to man : dvrl, 
 dvrjp. 
 
 'Avnd^fi, Dor. for di'Tidcrei, 3 
 sing. f. I. fr. dvTidi^u). 
 
 'Avrido^ai, Ion. 'AvTioo^tai, to 
 be present at, meet. 
 
 'Ai/rtdtrac, aor. 1. part. dvTidaaig 
 vEol. fr. dvrtdw. 
 
 'AvTid(Ttii>, to be going to meet, 
 f. 1. inf. act. fr. dvTido). 
 
 *AvTiaxtv(n, Dor. & iEol. for 
 avTiaxovfJiv ; fr. 
 
 Arrtaxew, u>, f. i70"a>, also *Avti- 
 dxiti, to cry out against, in oppo- 
 sition or in answer : dvri, idx(o. 
 
 'AvTidio, a, to go against, meet, 
 meet with, accept, share in, en- 
 joy, undertake, oppose ; f. dcrw, 
 p. t'ji'Tiaica : fr. dini. 
 
 'AvTijid^ijVf adv. pressing with 
 the foot against, with adverse 
 force : fr. 
 
 'Avri/3aivw, to go against, resist, 
 oppose : dvTi, /3aivw. 
 
 'Avrij3«XXw, to throw against or 
 in turn, convei*se, compare, f. 
 nXoi, p. dvri/3e/3Xij»ca : fr. dvTi, 
 /3dXX(u. 
 
 *Avrt/3»jvrtt, to oppose, a. 2. inf. 
 act. fr. dvTij^aivu). 
 
 'Avrtj3i/;v, 'Avn/3i^,;& 'Avrj/3iov, 
 adv. against, opposite to : fr. 
 
 'Ai/rt/3ioc, «5 ov, & o, 7), hostile, 
 violent, in dat. ])1. Ion. dvri/3i- 
 (U(Tt : fr. dvTiy (3ia. 
 
 'AvrtjSXtTTw, to look in the face, 
 look stedfastly at ; fut. xput : fr. 
 duTiy (iX'sTTU). Hence 
 Avrt/3Xcv|/ic, itjg, 7), a looking 
 full or stedfastly at. 
 
 'Avrt/3oda>,f.a'<rw,Ion. /;<Tw,toceho 
 the cry of another : dvTi, /3oda> 
 
 ' A vrtj3o7/0£w, (3, f. tjaio, to succour, 
 afford aid on the opposite side 
 
 ANT 
 
 or mutually : dpri, lTn^oi]Qku). 
 
 'AvTifioXkiOj w, to meet, suppli- 
 cate, obtain, come in for a share, 
 with a gen. ; f. ijcroj, p. dvTifBt- 
 (i6Xr]Ka, inf. act. pres. avTijio- 
 Xtiv, aor. 1. inf. dvrijSoXrjaai : 
 fr. dvTi, (SoXfio. 
 
 ' At'TifiovXtuoixai, f. ao^iai, to con- 
 sult against : dvTi, (SovXtvut. 
 
 'AvTiytytopBio, to, to cry out a- 
 gainst, call back : dvri, y&- 
 yiova. 
 
 ' AvTLyeviaXoykix), f. »;(Tw, to make 
 a different genealogy : dvTi, ye- 
 i'taXoykio. 
 
 'Avrty/;porpo0£tu, w, in turn to 
 sup])ort or tend in old age : dvTt, 
 yilpoTpo<pkio. 
 
 'Avrtyva)/.iov6(jt>, w, to dissent 
 fi'oni, controvert : di'Ti, yviofirj. 
 
 'AvTiyi)a<pevg, iujg, 0, a transcriber, 
 public notary, comptroller : & 
 
 'Avnypacpt), ?)c, >), a written an- 
 swer, rejoinder, recrimination :& 
 
 'Avrtypd0(u, f. ;//w, to write in 
 reply, make a rejoinder : dvri, 
 ypdfpio. 
 
 'A vTi^aKvb), to bite in turn : dvrl, 
 
 ' AvridtnTifog, 6, r), one who takes 
 another's place at dinner : dvTi, 
 
 CtXlTVOP. 
 
 WvTUt^ioo^ai, ovfiai, f. axrofiai, 
 in turn to receive kindlv, to ex- 
 tend one's right hand in turn : 
 
 dvTl, tt^lOli). 
 
 'AvTicepKOfiai, = dvrt/SXgTrw. 
 
 ' AvTiCsxofxai, f. de^ofjiai, to re- 
 ceive in return or mutually : 
 di'Tt, ^kx^h^*-' 
 
 ' Avridia^aivo),to pass overagain, 
 cross against or in turn : dvri, 
 SiajSaivoj. 
 
 'AifTi^iariOefiai, to be differently 
 affected towards, think differ- 
 ently, oppose : dvTi, Ciaridri^i. 
 
 'AvTidicdaKio, f. d^cu, to teach m 
 return, in opposition or differ- 
 ently ; bring out new pieces in 
 competition : dpri, SiddaKoi. 
 
 'Avrt^i^orai, 3 sing. pres. ind. 
 pass. fr. 
 
 'Ai'TiSidwfii, to give back or in 
 return, repay, suffer : dvTi, £i- 
 
 SlOfll. 
 
 'Avrtcucfw, f. i)<T(i), to oppose in a 
 
 legal process, sue, be defendant 
 
 or plaintiff : fr. 
 'AvrtciKoc, o, »/, an opponent in 
 
 a suit ; adversary : dpTt, cIkij. 
 WpTi^offig, Siog, »/, retribution, 
 
 recompense, exchange : & 
 ^ApTiSoTog, 6, y), given in return; 
 
 an antidote, remedy for poisons 
 
 or maladies : dpri, cidiofxi. 
 'AvTidovXtvvJ, f. (Tio, to be a slave 
 
 in turn : dpTi, SovXtvio. 
 ' ApridovXog, 6, ?'/, serving in turn 
 
 or mutually, in the place of a 
 
 slave : uvti, SovXng. 
 (51) 
 
 ANT 
 
 ApTi^ovTrog, b, y), re-echoing : 
 dpTi, iiovTrog. 
 
 ApTiSpdio, f. d'ffoj, to do in re- 
 turn, repay : dpTt, vpdio. 
 
 AvTiSojpeofiai, f. T/cro/tjac, to pre- 
 sent in return, recompense : dp- 
 ri, dujpkofiai. 
 
 AvTiCiopop, ov, TO, a return of a 
 gift : aPTi, dwpov. 
 
 AvriZerrQaiy Ion. for dvGi^eaOai, 
 to encamp in front of: dpTi/i^io. 
 
 AvTiC>ITi(u, uJ, f. yjffu), to seek in 
 turn or likewise : dvri, ^TjTeuj, 
 
 ApTiOefiai, poet, for dpaTiOifiai. 
 
 ApTiOtog, 6, 7), divine, equal to a 
 god, godlike : dpTi, ihog. 
 
 ApTiOtpaTTEvoj, f. aojy to care 
 for, esteem or respect in turn 
 or mutually : dpTt, Bepantvio. 
 
 ApTiOtfTig, eojg, //, opposition, a 
 figure in rhetoric, antithesis : & 
 
 ApTiOtTog, 6, >), opposed to, op- 
 posite : dpTiTi9r]i.ii. 
 
 ApTiOeio, f. Otvaofjiai, to run 
 against, contend with another in 
 running : dpTi, 6soj. 
 
 Avrt^ij/Lit, for dvariOrjixi. 
 
 ApriOpoog, 6, r), resounding, re- 
 verberating : dpTi, Opoog. 
 
 ApTiOvpog, 6, 7/, opposite to the 
 door : dpTi, 9vpa. 
 
 ApTiKaOqfiaiy to encamp oppo- 
 site to, or in front of : dpTi, kuG- 
 yjfxai. 
 
 AvriKaOiffryjiAi, to resist, put one 
 thing in place of another, sub- 
 stitute ; pres. inf. dpariKaQiff- 
 rdpai : fr. dpri, KaBicrTyjfxi. 
 
 ApTtKaKOvpyEit), u>, f. yjaco, to in- 
 jure in return: dvTi, Kaicoupytu). 
 
 ApTiKaXkojj at, to call or invite 
 in turn ; f. £<tw, p. dvTiKEKXyjKa, 
 a. 1. dpTtKaXeaa : fr. dpTi, Ka- 
 Xeu). 
 
 ApTiKara6p)](TK(jj, f. ^w, to die in 
 turn : dpri, KaTaOpyjaKu), 
 
 ApTiKaraXXdacrofiaif or rro^aiy 
 f. ^ofxai, to exchange, be ex- 
 changed, reconciled to or com- 
 pensated : fr. 
 
 AvrtKrtr«XXdrru>, f. ^u>, to obtain 
 in exchange: dvri, KOTaXXnTTu), 
 
 AvTiKaTaffKEvdZio, f. crcu, to set 
 in array against : dpri, Kara- 
 
 (TKEvd^U}. 
 
 AvTiKaTd(TxE(Tig, eojg, r), a deten- 
 tion, retention: dvri,ffardo'xf<Ttf;« 
 
 AvTiKaryjaOai, Ion. for dpTiKa- 
 OrjcrUai, to sit or encamp oppo- 
 site, fr. dvTiKd9t]fiai. 
 
 ApTiKari^effBai, Ion. for dvrt- 
 Ka9ii:^ecr9ai, to encamp against. 
 ' ApTiKaTiZ,tvp.tpoc, Ion. for -ov- 
 fiEvog, & this for -ofXEPog, pres. 
 part. m. fr. dvri, KaGi^io. 
 
 'ApTiKElfiai, to lie opposite, be 
 opposed to, f. KEiaofiaiy pres. 
 part. dpTiKEi^Epog, ov, 6, an ad- 
 vei'sary : dpri, KE7fiai. 
 
 ' AvtikeXevio, f. (ixToj, to order in 
 E 2 
 
ANT 
 
 ANT 
 
 ANT 
 
 ANT 
 
 ANT 
 
 ANT 
 
 return, comniaiid in reply : di^Ti, 
 
 Ke\evio. 
 'AvTiKEvrpov, ov, TO, instead of a 
 
 goad or spur : dvTi, KtvTpov. 
 'AvTiKTideuui, f. (Tw, to take care 
 
 of in turn : dvri, Ktj^eva). 
 'AvTiKrjpvacTbj, f. ^lo, to publish 
 
 or proclaim in opposition : avrij 
 
 KT}pV(T(TiO. 
 
 'AvTiKixpciiOy Of, to lend in re- 
 turn : dvTty Kixpdo). 
 
 'AiTKcXd^ai, f. K<v, to resound, 
 re-echo : dfri, icXa^w. 
 
 'AvtikXcuio, to weep mutually ; 
 dvTi, kXci'ko. 
 
 *AvTiK\l'vu),f. iva>, to lean or bow 
 to in return : arri, kXivio. 
 
 'AvTiKVTjfiiovy TO, the shin-bone, 
 shank : a'vri, Ki/yjfiTj. 
 
 ' Avtikotttlo, f. i^w, to push a- 
 gainst or back, oppose, resist : 
 
 aVTl, KOTTTUi. 
 
 'AvTiKpi'vto, to compare with ; 
 mid. ' AvTiK^ivoiiai, to oppose at 
 law : dvTl, Kpiv^i). 
 
 'AvTiKpovu), f. ovati), to beat back; 
 happen unexpectedly : dvTi, 
 Kpovio. 
 
 'Ai>TiKpv,'AvTiicpvg,Sidv. or prep, 
 with a gen., opposite to, over- 
 against, quite through, from be- 
 hind, to the face, openly, straight- 
 forward, forthwith : dvTi. 
 
 'Ai'TiKTspi^uj, f. (Tio, p. Ka, to bury 
 in return : dvTt, KTspii^io. 
 
 'AvTiKTOj'og, 6, t), slaying in turn 
 or mutually : dvri, KTeivio. 
 
 Ai'TiicvpiKov, OV, TO, hellebore, so 
 called from the city Anticyra. 
 
 'AvTiKvpaag, aor. 1. j)art. act. of 
 
 'AvTiKvpuj,i'. Kvpaoj,to meet with, 
 fall in with, encounter, tind, gain: 
 dvTt, Kvnio. 
 
 'AvTiXal^t), i]Q, r), ahold, handle, 
 gras]) : dvTtXaf.ij3dvuj. 
 
 'ApTiXdjSoig, 2 sing. a. 2. opt. act. 
 fr. dvTiXap(idi>io. 
 
 'AvTiXd'Cofxai & 'AvTiXdKvfini, 
 both forms used by the Attics, 
 more frequently the latter ; to 
 seize in return, retain, bear a 
 part : dvTi, XdZ,op.aioTXdZ,vp.(u. 
 
 AvTiXaKTiCiii, f. Toj, to kick a- 
 gainst : dvTi, XuKTi^io. 
 
 'AvTiXafxfidvto, to take or re- 
 ceive in return or nmtually ; 
 mid. to lay hold of, seize, appri- 
 liend, perceive, claim, partake 
 in, undertake, free ; with a gen. 
 to help, assist ; f. Xr]\popai, a. 2. 
 m. dvTtXajSofirjv: fr. di^TtyXafi- 
 lidfu). 
 
 'AvTiXdfiTTio, f. \pio, to reflect light, 
 l)e respltndent : dvu, XdfXTruj. 
 
 AvriXanrpig, etvg, i), reflection of 
 light. 
 
 'AvTiXkyio, to speak or argue 
 against, contradict, dis})ute ; f. 
 ^oj, p. x«, imi)f. dvTtXeyor, perf. 
 m. dvTiXiXoya, with a dat. : 
 di'i, Xkyio. 
 
 'At'TiXijTTTkov, it is necessary to 
 take hold of; a verbal adj. : & 
 
 'AvriXifTTTiop, opog, 6, a defender : 
 & 
 
 'AvriXrj^ig, eiog, »/, a seizure, 
 attack, assistance : dvTiXafji- 
 fidvio. 
 
 'AvTiXoyiw,(jj,f. rj<Tui,zzdvriXhyu). 
 
 'AvTiXoyia, ag, 7), contradiction, 
 dispute, litigation, strife, reply : 
 dvri, Xeyu). 
 
 'AvTiXoyi^ofiai, to reckon over in 
 turn, reconsider : dvTi, Xoyi- 
 ^Ofiai. 
 
 'AvTiXoyiKog, 7), or, adapted for 
 or prone to contradicting or re- 
 futing : fr. 
 
 'AvTiXoyog, 6, 77, contradictory : 
 dvTi, Xsyo). 
 
 ' AvTiXoidopsii), ej, to retort abuse, 
 revile in turn ; impf. dvTtXoi^o- 
 peovy ovv, f. ^(Tw, p. Ka : fr. dvTi, 
 XoiSopiu). 
 
 'AvTiXoxog, ovj 6, Antilochus, a 
 proper name. 
 
 'AifTiXuTrku}, u>, f. rj(Tvj, to afflict in 
 return : dpTi, XvTrsio. Hence 
 
 'AvTiXOTTTjcrig, nog, 7), grief occa- 
 sioned in turn. 
 
 'AvTiXvpog, 6, 7), opposed or re- 
 sponsive to the lyre : di'Ti, Xvpa. 
 
 'AvTiXvTpov, ov, TO, the price of 
 redemption : duTi, XvTpov. 
 
 'AvTifiavOdrio, to learn in turn : 
 dvTi, ^uv9d%'0). 
 
 'AvTifiapTvpsuj,L i)aio, to witness 
 against : dvTi, ficipTvpsuj. 
 
 'AvTifxaxnTng, ov, 6, an antagon- 
 ist : di'Ti, fidxofiai. 
 
 'Aj'TifitSifTTiifii, to carry to an op- 
 l)osite place, change for others. 
 'AvTifu9i(TTaixai, to be substi- 
 tuted for another : dvTi, niQ- 
 i(TTr]^ii. 
 
 ' .\vTip.tXiZ,u), to sing in return : 
 dvTi, fitXi^u). 
 
 'AvTifitTa^oXt), ijg, 7}, exchange. 
 
 'AvTifiSTptoj, u), to measure back, 
 rej)ay, f. 7;<tw, \^. dpTifif[.UTpT]Ka, 
 a. 1. dvTtnf:Tpr](T(i, f. I. pass, dv- 
 TiixfTpijOiiffofiai : fr. aVri, fie- 
 Tpsuj. 
 
 AvTififTioirng, 6, 7), attacking the 
 enemy in front : dvTi, /itrtuTroi'. 
 
 AvTifiT]xavdonai, f. rjaofiai, to 
 ph)t against, counter-plot : dvTi, 
 fiTjxavdopai. 
 
 AvTi^ufxog, 6, y, rivalling, imi- 
 tating : dpTt, fiifiEOfiai. 
 
 Ai'TifitffHo, w, f. rjtno, to hate in 
 turn : dvTi, pifj'no. 
 
 AvTifiKrOia, ag, 7), compensation, 
 remuneration : & 
 
 AvTi^KrOog, 6, rj, as a reward : 
 dvri, {.iicrOog. 
 
 AvTifivtifTTtt'uj, to be a rival: 
 
 dl'Ti, pV1]fTTtLHO. 
 
 AvTifioXnog, 6, //, of a difi'ercnt 
 strain, responsive : dvTi, fioXTrt}. 
 AvTiviKuu), f. ijfTio, to con<iuer in 
 (o2) 
 
 turn : aVri, luKaui. 
 
 'AvTi'iotiv, to oppose : fr. 'AvtI- 
 Koog, 6, 7), cross-grained, con- 
 trary, hostile ; dvTi, Ceu>. 
 
 'AvTiov, ov, TO, a weaver's beam; 
 a mast. Also, adv., on the other 
 side, opposite : fr. dvTiog. 
 A%'Ti6o^ai, ovfiai, to oppose, a. 1. 
 ind. rfVTLujdqv. Th. dvTi. 
 
 ' AvTiog, a, ov, right opposite, in 
 the presence of, going to meet, 
 hostile : dvTi. 
 
 ' AvTioaraTtio, ui, f. rjffo), to be 
 adverse : di'Ti, 'i(TTi]f.ii. 
 
 ' AvTioxtia, ag, 7), Antiochia, An- 
 tioch, the name of a city. 
 
 'AvTioxti'g, tog, 6, of Antioch. 
 
 'Ai'Tioxog, ov, 6,ylntiochus, a pro- 
 per name. 
 
 'AvTioujv, & in f. g. arrtowca, 
 meeting, poet, for dvTiCjv ^ dv- 
 Tiaxra, pres. part, act. contr. fr. 
 dvTidtjj. Th. dpTi. 
 
 'AvTi6ti»T0, for dvTidoiTo, & ar- 
 Ti6(f>o, for dvTidoio, i>res. opt. 
 pass, fr, dvTidofiai. Th, drri. 
 
 'AvTi7ra6t)c, sog, 6, r), of a coii- 
 trary aft'ection or nature : avTt, 
 TrdOog. 
 
 'AvTiTTaiZto, f. ^u), to play in turn: 
 dvTi, Trai'Cit). 
 
 'AvTiiraig, Traicog, 6, if, a full- 
 grown boy or girl ; like a boy : 
 dvTi, iralg. 
 
 ' AvTiTToXog, 6, 77, an antagonist 
 in wrestling, champion, rival, 
 match for, equal : dvTi, irdXif. 
 
 'AvTiTrapajSaXovfjiev, 1 pi. f. 2. 
 act.fr.' A VTtTTo pa jSaXXo), to com- 
 pare: «Vri,7rapa/iaA\w: whence 
 
 'Ai'TiTrapafioX^, ijg, r), compa- 
 rison. 
 
 ' AvTiTrapayykXXo), f. cXa>,to com- 
 mand or admonish in return ; 
 compete for: dvTi, napayyiXXw. 
 
 'Airnrapdyw, to lead out against, 
 f. Koi : fr. dvTi, Trapdyuj. 
 
 ' AvTiTTapaOeuj, f. Hivaonai, to run 
 or advance quickly against, out- 
 flank : dvT\, irapaO'ioj. 
 
 ' AvTiTrapaKoXkio, Cj, to exhort on 
 the other side; dvri, TrapaKaXku). 
 
 ' AvTiTrapaKtXivo), f.o-w,the same : 
 dvTi, TrapoKtXtvo). 
 
 ' AvTiTrapaffKEva'Cofjiai, f. dffofiai, 
 to be guarded against, prepared 
 
 for : dvTi, TrapaffKevd^ut. 
 
 Ai'TiTrapaaxtli', a. 2. inf. act. fr. 
 avTiTTapfx^^- 
 
 'AvTiirapuraiig, eojg, 7;, a draw- 
 ing uj) in battle-array : fr. 
 
 'Ai'TiTrapardTTio, f. ^u), to draw 
 up in battle-array : uvti, Trapa- 
 
 TUTTU). 
 
 'AvTindpeifxi, to go out to meet 
 another, march along on the 
 o])posite side : aVri, Trdpeifii. 
 
 ' AvTiTvaptpxpnai, to pass by on 
 the other side, go against, meet ; 
 f. I. m. TraptXtvaofiai, a. 2. act. 
 
 i 
 
 I 
 
 < 
 
 TrapiiXOov : fr. dvTi, irapspxo- 
 pai. 
 
 'Ai'TiKaptx^f, to give or furnish 
 ill return : dpTi, Trap^x^' 
 
 'Ai'Tiirag, a, o, a man's name. 
 
 'AvTiirdrrx^'t^' tt^kto/x at, to suffer 
 or receive in turn : clptI, rrdaxio. 
 
 'AvTiTrarplg, iSog, t), the name of 
 a city. 
 
 'AvTiTrarpog, ov, 6, one that op- 
 poses his father, an epith. of 
 Jupiter: dvri, TraTt/p 
 
 'AvTiTrarpog, ov, o, Antlpater, of 
 Tarsus, a Stoic philosopher. 
 
 'AvrnrkyiTrio, f. ^/(U, to send back 
 or in return : uvtI, Trejiiruj. 
 
 'ApTiTTfpaiog, a, ov, situated op- 
 posite to : avTiTTipcua, places 
 opposite. 'Avrnrkpav, Ion. dv- 
 Ti7r'tpi]v, adv. opposite to, with 
 a gen. : dvTi, Tzkpav. 
 
 ' AvTiTTtpifSuXXii), f. aXut, to sur- 
 round fr.)m the other side : dv- 
 ri, 7rtpi(3dXXio. 
 
 'AvTiTrtpiXantidvu), to embrace in 
 one's turn: dvri, TrepiXafiiSdvo). 
 
 ' Avrnr£piffTraffi.in, arog, to, a 
 stratagem by whicli the enemy 
 is detained elsewhere, a diver- 
 sion : fr. 
 
 'AvTi7nui(T7rdu), a>, f. trw, to draw 
 t»tf, make a diversion. Th, (nrdio. 
 
 ' AprirrtTpog, 0, ij, like or hard as 
 a rock : drri, nkrpa. 
 
 'AvrnrtfpdffOai, to be slain in re- 
 turn, or in the place of another, 
 perf, inf, pass. fr. drri, Tri^a- 
 fiai, perf. of the obsolete verb 
 (pdofiai 
 
 AvrnniK, 
 
 Tjyog, 7), a wooden 
 
 chest : avTi, Tnjyvvfii. 
 AvTiTriTTTu), to rush upon, resist, 
 f, TTTiocTio, p, TrkTTTujKa : fr. dvri, 
 rciKTio. 
 
 ' AvrnrXijt,, tjyog, 6, t), struck a- 
 gainst, lashed : dvri, TrXfjcrcTa}. 
 
 \\vTnrXr]p6u), to complete or fill 
 u}) in turn or opposition, man a 
 vessel, f. vjaoj : fr. dvri, TrXrjpou). 
 Avrnrvkuj, to blow or breathe 
 agaiiLst : fr. dvri, irvkio. Hence 
 Avrirrvoia, ag, 7), an advei*se 
 gale : fr. 
 
 'AvTiTvoog, 6, 7}, contr. -Trvovg, 
 blowing against, of advei*se 
 winds : dvri, irvkio. 
 
 *Avrnro9k(jj, f, 7/(t<i>, to love or 
 desire m return : dvri, ttoOeuj. 
 
 AvtittoiSlO, at, f. rjfTut, to act 
 against, do in return, couuter- 
 loit ; in the pass., to be done in 
 o] (position or in turn ; in the 
 mid. with a gen. dvrnroiovi.iai, to 
 assert, claim, aim at, aspire to, 
 attempt, vindicate one's self, vie 
 with. oDDoso : dvri. ■jroiku). 
 
 agamst 
 
 'AvTiTTotvov, ov, TO, retaliation : 
 
 'AmVotvo^, 6, t), as a retaliation 
 or recompense : dvri, ttoivt]. 
 
 ' AvTiTToiovfitvog, ov, 6, with a 
 gen., striving to obtain, hanker- 
 ing after, pres. part. m. fr, dvri- 
 
 TTOlkuj. 
 
 'AvTiTTuXtfikoj, f. rjffio, to war 
 against : dvri, TroXtixkio. 
 
 'AvTiTroXkfiiog, & 'Aj/riTroXc/ioc, 
 o, //, an enemy : dvri, TroXtfiog. 
 AvTiTToXig, eujg, 1), a rival or ad- 
 verse city : dvri, iroXig. 
 
 'AvTiTToptvu), f. (Tw, to send a- 
 gamst ; mid. to go 
 dvri, TTopeuut. 
 
 'AvTlTTOpOku), to, f. IjCTiO, 
 
 waste in turn 
 'ArriTTopo^, 6, »/, o})posite ; dvri- 
 
 TTopuio, gen. Ion. : drri, ttooo^, 
 'AvTiTTovg, odoQ, 6, having one's 
 
 feet opposite to another's ; pi. 
 
 dvTi7ruStg,aut'\i)odes:dvri,7rovg. 
 'Avrnrpdrru), to act against, re- 
 sist, thwart, f, ^u), p. Ttkr^pax^ • 
 
 fr. dvri, Trpdrrit) 
 ' AvTnrpri(TffeLv,lon.for dvriirpdff- 
 
 (Jeiv, to oppose. 
 'AvTiTTpoiKa, adv. at a low price, 
 
 cheap rate : dvri, Trpoi/ca. 
 ' Avmrpoffaixdofiai, wpai, to heap 
 
 up opposite : dvri, ^rpbg, dfidu). 
 'AvTiirpoaiptlv, to reply : dvri, 
 
 to lay 
 
 avri, TTopOkio. 
 
 Trpog, tpeiv. 
 
 ., oppose 
 Hence 
 
 avTi, 
 
 i 
 
 'AvrnroitfTtg, aog, t), an endea- 
 vour to obtain, ap])ropriate or 
 possess any thing. 
 
 ' AvTi7rpo(rge<Tav, Att. for -ijeiffav, 
 3 pi. plupf. m. fr. 'Avmrpoatifii, 
 to go out to meet. Th. ii^i. 
 
 'AvTiirpoffioTTog, 6, 1), gazing at 
 each other, face to face : dvri, 
 
 TTpOtTOJTTOV. 
 
 'AvrtTTportj'vtu, to stretch forth in 
 turn, propose in turn : dvri, 
 Trporsivu). 
 
 'AvriTTpiopog, 6, 1), whose prow is 
 turned agahist another, opposite 
 to : dvTl, irpiopa. 
 
 'AvriTrriofia, arog, to, ruin, de- 
 struction : fr. dvrnri-jTTii), 
 
 ' AvmrvvBdvofiai, to ask in re- 
 turn : dvTi, TTvvOdvofiai. 
 
 'AvTiTTvpyog, 6, 1), like a tower : 
 dvri, TTvpyog. 
 
 'AvTiTTvpyoio, Of, f. u)(T(o, to erect 
 a tower against : dvri, nvpyois). 
 
 'AvTippsTTco, f. i//a>, to incline to 
 the opposite side, counterpoise : 
 dvri, pknio. 
 
 'Avrippi](ng,iu)g, 7/, contradiction; 
 fr. dvrippkojj to contradict : dv- 
 ri, pku). 
 
 ' AvTippoTTog, 6, 7), inclining to the 
 o[)posite side, counterbalancing, 
 equivalent, proportionate, cor- 
 responding : dvri, pkrca). Adv. 
 
 'AvTippOTTOjg. 
 'AvTKTtJKOOJ, f. d)(Tit), to Weigh 
 
 against, bring to an equipoise, 
 counterpoise, outweigh : drrt, 
 atfKOio. Hence 
 (53) 
 
 'XvTiar]Kit)aig, £a>g, 7}, a balancing, 
 
 compensation. 
 'AvTLfftikvijg, ov, 6, Antis'Jtenes, a 
 
 proper name. 
 ' AvriOKevd^ofiai, f. arrofiai, to 
 
 l)repare against or in turn : 
 
 dvri, (TKevd>^io. 
 
 AvrKnraafjLog, ov, o, convulsion, 
 
 strife : & 
 'AvriarraffTog, 6, rj, drawing or 
 
 drawn against, convulsive : fr. 
 'Avriarrdoj, d, f. dffio, to di*aw in 
 
 a contrary direction, attract to 
 
 one's self, divert : di'ri, (nrdio. 
 'AvTi<TraOfiog, 6, r), of equal 
 
 weight, as an equivalent for : 
 
 djTc, ara9p.6g. 
 ' AvTiarug, one who stands op- 
 
 l^osite, a. 2. part. act. fr. dvr- 
 
 i(jri]f.u. 
 'Avrirrraffid^io, to disagree, be of 
 
 an advei'sc faction : araaid^io. 
 
 Avrifframg, tojg, 1), resistance, 
 ' AvTiaraaihiTjjg, ov, 6, one of an 
 
 adverse faction. 
 ' AvTKTTarkijt), a>, f. rjffu), to be of 
 
 an opposite faction, oppose, re- 
 sist : fr. 
 'AvTKTrdrijg, ov, 6, an advei"sary, 
 
 opponent : dvri, 'iarijfii. 
 ' Avricrroixog, o, 7), in opposite 
 
 rows, opposite, corresponding, 
 
 equal. 'Avri(Troix'«, ag, v, op- 
 position of two things. 'Avri- 
 
 aroixkd), at, to be ojtposite to. 
 
 'AvriaToix<*>Q, adv. m opposite 
 
 array : dvri, (ttoIxos- 
 'Avriaroixog, 6, 1), having the 
 
 face or front opposite : dvri, 
 
 (TTOfXa. 
 
 'AvrtarpaTtvoixaiftoleadan army 
 against, f. eixrofiai, perf. pass. 
 dvrtarpdrtvfxni. Th. (rrparog. 
 
 ' AvTiffrpaTOTTtCtvio, to encamp in 
 front of : dvri, arparoTrtCtvu). 
 
 'AvTi(Trpk<}>io, f. \pu), to turn a- 
 gainst, turn back : dvrj, orpt- 
 0w. Hence 
 
 'AvTL<JTpo(pog, b, >/, turned against 
 or opposite, corresi)onding. 
 
 'AvTia^cnpi^u), to oppose in a 
 game at ball : dvri, <T0atpt^a>. 
 
 'AvTKTxf^p, the same as dvrkxuv. 
 
 'AvTi(Txt<yOs, hold forth, a. 2. 
 imp. mid. of dvrkx^o. 
 
 'AvrirayfJia, arog, ro, an oi)posite 
 battalion, counter-preparation : 
 & 
 
 'AvTiruKTiKog, r), ov, capable of 
 resistance or of setting troops in 
 array against an enemy : fr. 
 
 ' AvTirdaait), to draw up opposite 
 or against. 'Avrirdaaofiai, to 
 draw oneself out against, repel 
 force by force, resist ; f. dKofiaif 
 p. dvTirkTayp.ai : fr. dvri, rd<T- 
 (Tw. 'Avrtralif, (tog, if, a setting 
 in array against an enemy ; re- 
 sistance. 
 
 'AvTiTtivu), to stretch against, bo 
 
 'f 
 

 :^fyl: 
 
 .1 
 
 ANT 
 
 opposed to, resist, repay : avrt, 
 Ttivio. 
 
 'Aprirsfivoj,f. rf/iw, to cut against 
 
 or as a remedy : dvTi, Tk^vu). 
 'AvTirsxvog, 6, r), a rival in art, 
 ^ adversary : dvTi, Ttxvr). 
 'AvTiriOrj^n, put in the place of 
 
 another, set up against, compare 
 ^ together : avri, riBrj^i. 
 Ai'TLTifxdu), oj, f, ijffuj, to honour 
 
 in return, match against : dvri, 
 
 rifidio. 
 AvTiTifnopsoj ; mid. dvTLTificijpov- 
 
 /xat, to punish in return, avenge: 
 
 dvTlf TlfiOjpkiO. 
 
 AvTiTito, f. I'o-tu, and 'ArrtrtVw, 
 to atone for, retaliate, avenge 
 
 ^ one's self : dvrl, tiio. 
 AvTiToXjxoc, 6, y, bold or daring 
 
 ^against : dvri, roXfidoj. 
 AvTirofxop ipdpfxaKov^ an anti- 
 dote for disease : aVrt, rkfivio. 
 
 'AvriTo^tvio, f. (Tw, to shoot with 
 
 ^ the bovv against : dvTi^ ro^evio. 
 
 Ayrtroplw, f. ^(tu>, to bore or 
 
 ^pierce through : dvri, ropko). 
 
 'AvTiTOQf for dvTiTiTogf by sync. 
 
 ^ punished in turn : dvTi, riio. 
 
 'AvTiTpk<p(jjy f. 0p£xl/(jj, to nourish 
 
 ^ in turn or again : dvri, Tps<p(jj. 
 
 AvTiTviroVy ov, TO, a type which 
 answers to another, antitype : 
 
 ^ dvTl, TVTTOQ. 
 
 'Avt'itvttoq, 6, i), repelling a blow, 
 hard, obstinate, adverse, hostile; 
 struck back, re-echoed : & 
 'AvTiTVTTTio, f. ;//a>, to strike in 
 ^ turn or again : dvri, tvtttio. 
 'AvTLTvxoiQ, a. 2. opt. act. fr. 
 AvTLTvyxavio, to obtain as a 
 ^ recompense : dvri, Tvyxdvu). 
 'AvTi<pdiu, to kill instead of au- 
 ^ other : see dvTnrt<pdaOai. 
 'Avrt0tpi^u>, f. (Tw, to match one*s 
 
 self against, contend, compare 
 ^ one's self to : dvri, <pkpw. Hence 
 
 AvTKpepiKai, poet. & Dor. for 
 ^ dvri<ptpiffai, a. 1. inf. act. 
 
 AvTiipipvoQ, 6, r), instead of a 
 ^ dowry : aVn, (pkpvri. 
 *AvTi(f>kpoixai, to resist, meet in a 
 
 hostile manner, be resisted ; 
 
 pres. inf. dvTKpkpiodai : fr. dvTi, 
 
 <pkptt). 
 
 'AvTKpsvyio, to go into exile for : 
 avri, (pti'jycj. 
 
 'AvTi^Osyyofiai, f. ^o/i«i, to an- 
 swer, speak in opposition to, re- 
 
 ^ echo : dvri, <p9eyyofJiai. Hence 
 
 'ArritpOsyfia, utoq, ro, an echo. 
 AvTi(p9oyyog, o, r), sending forth 
 a contrary or equivalent sound, 
 reverberating ; epith. of Echo : 
 dvTij ^QoyyoQ. 
 
 'Avn^iXsio, w, f. Tjffio, to love in 
 return : dvTi, ^lAew. 
 
 'AvTKpiXovuKsw, f. r}<T(o, to con- 
 
 ^ tend against : dvri, (piXovEiKEio. 
 
 AvTi<piXoQ, ov, 6, AiUipJiiliis, a 
 proper name. 
 
 ANT 
 
 ' AvTKpXkyoj, f. ^w, to illumine 
 ^ again : dvr], (bXiyio. 
 'AvTifpovoQ, 6, >/, for or expiating 
 murder ; mutually slaying : dv- 
 
 Tlj <p6v0Q. 
 
 ' AvTKpopri'CtOy f. ffw, to freight 
 back a vessel ; mid. to bring a 
 
 ^ return cargo : dvri, (popri'Cio. 
 
 'AvTKppdaaui, f. ^w, to fence or 
 
 ^ fortify against : dvTi, ^pdtTffoj. 
 
 'AvTt<pvXd(T<Tu}, f. '^(o, to guard in 
 turn or mutually ; mid. to talce 
 heed of in turn: dvri,(pvXd<Taw. 
 
 'AvTi<pvTevo}, to produce in turn, 
 
 f. tv(T(o, p. Ka : fr. dvTiytpvrtvio. 
 
 'AvTi(p(ovkio, f. ri(T(jj, to answer in 
 
 turn, contradict : aVrj, (pwvfio. 
 'AvTi<p(i)vrj, »7C, r/ alternate sing- 
 ing : aVrt, <puivr}. 
 'Avri<pu}vog, 6, ?), sounding against 
 
 or in return, responsive : dvri, 
 
 (pojvrj. 
 ' AvTixaip(jj, to rejoice in turn or 
 
 mutually : dvri, x««pw. 
 ' AvTixupoTovkoj, f. 7;(rw, to vote 
 
 or determine against : dvn, 
 
 X^^poTov'tio. 
 ' Ayrixpdut.io suffice, be sufficient: 
 
 dvTi, xpd<j^- 
 'Avrixprjaig, eu)g, »), a reciprocal 
 ^ use, pledge : dvu, xPH'rtg. 
 'Avrixpi(TTog, ov, 6, enemy to 
 
 Christ, Antichrist. 
 'AvTixl^dXXcj, to play m turn : 
 
 dpTi, \l/dXXu}. Hence 
 'AvrixpaX/xog, 6, r), responsive to 
 ^ the strains of another. 
 'AvTno9iivaiy a. 1. inf. pass, of 
 
 avTioojxai. 
 
 AvtXsu), w, to draw up, pump 
 water out of a ship's hold, ex- 
 haust ; dvrXuv (iiov, to drag 
 out life ; f. jyaw, p. jjvrXrjKa, 
 a. 1. iivrXijaa. Th. avrXog. 
 Hence 
 
 "AvTXima, aroQ, to, that which 
 is drawn or pumped up ; a bucket. 
 
 'AvrXriaai, a. 1. inf. & dvTXriaov, 
 aVoi, a. 1. imp. of aVrXfw. 
 
 AvTXia, ag, y, a ship's hold, sink, 
 bilge-water, filth : fr. 
 
 'ANTA02, ov, 6, a well, sink, 
 pump, bilge-water, collection of 
 water, the sea. Hence 'AptXiov 
 ov, TO, a bucket. ' 
 
 'AvToiKodofisuj, f. ^(Tw, to erect an 
 edifice in place of or opposite 
 another : dvTi, olKodofikio. 
 
 AvToiKTeipw, to pity in turn : 
 
 ^ aPTl, OlKTlipiO. 
 
 'AvtoXjj, fjg, j), poet, for dvciToXt), 
 
 ^ the east, sun-rising. 
 
 "AvTOfiai, to meet, entreat : av- 
 
 Tl. 
 
 'AvTofivvfii, f. ^6(Tto, to swear in 
 turn or mutually : dvTi, ofivvut. 
 
 Avropv(T(T(o, f. Kio,to dig against, 
 
 ^ countermine : dvTi, dpv^auj. 
 
 AvTopx^o^ai, ovfiai, to dance in 
 turn or on the other side ; part 
 (54) 
 
 ANY 
 
 pres. dvTOpxovfitvog : fr. aVri, 
 opxBOfiai. 
 'Avro^OaXfieu}, at, with a dat., to 
 look in the face, face, oppose, 
 bear up against any force, as 
 the wind, &c. f. i)(Tio, p. dvTio- 
 (f>9dXfii]Ka : fr. dvTi, 6(p9aX^6g. 
 'AvTpiTru), contr. for dvaTpeirut. 
 'Avrpidg, dcog, j), dwelling in a 
 
 cave : fr. dvTpov. 
 '^AvTpo9tv, from a cave, adv. fr. 
 'ANTPON, ov, TO, a. cave, grotto. 
 'AvTuujSng, tog, 6, y, full of caves, 
 
 hollow : fr. the same. 
 jAvrpw, gen. Dor. for dvrpov. 
 'ANTYS;, vyog, y, the margin, 
 border of any thing, side pieces 
 belonging to a chariot, a wheel, 
 chariot, circumference of a 
 shiejd, bridge of a lyre ; in dat. 
 pi. dpTv^i: irapd to dvoy t(tv- 
 X^«t, because it is extended up- 
 wards. 
 
 AvTviroKpivofiai, to return an 
 answer : dvTi, viroKpivoiiai. 
 
 'AvTvirovpyiiv, Ion. for di>9- 
 vTToypyelv, to serve in turn: dv- 
 Ti, VTTovpyog. 
 
 "AvTiiiSog, 0, y, singing respou- 
 sively : dvH, (pdy. 
 
 'AvTwBsio, uj,{. yau), to beat back, 
 resist : dvTi, uj9euj. 
 
 'AvTojfioaia, ag, y, the oath of the 
 defendant, counter-oath: dvT- 
 o/ivvni. 
 
 ' AvTujveofiai, f. yao^ai, to buy 
 
 ^V^ ?^\ "J return, bid against : 
 avTi, u)vsofiai. 
 'AvTibmog, & ' AvTiotrog, 6, y, 
 looking straight at, facing, op- 
 ^ posite : dvTt, wxp. 
 AvTioaig, tojg, y, a repulse, re- 
 sistance : dvTioOiuj. 
 AvTO}(ptXeoj, f. yrrut, to assist in 
 turn : dvri, cj(ptXew. 
 'AvlfSpiarog, 6, y, uninsultcd, 
 without insult: a, viipi^u). 
 'Avvdpia, ag, y, deficiency of 
 water : fr. 
 'AvvSpog, 6, y, without water, 
 ^ dry : a, vdiop. 
 'Avi;£, he was finishing, 3 sing. 
 
 impf. Dor. or Ion. of dvvio. 
 'Avvfihaiog, 6, y, without the i 
 nuptial song, unmarried : a, - 
 v^kvcuog. 
 ' Aw jxeg, we were fulfilling. Dor. 
 sync, for Tjvvnev, 1 pi. impf. act. 
 ^ of dvv/jii for dvvio. 
 'Avv^ivsio, w, f. ytroj, to sing, ex- 
 tol in song : dvd, vfiveio. 
 AvvfKptvTcg, 6, y, mimarried : 
 a, vvfi^ivio, 
 'AvvfKpog, 6, y, unmarried, un- 
 happily married, unbridal, in- 
 auspicious : a, vvfKpy. 
 'Avvov(Ta,^\\e who performs, pros. 
 ^ part. f. g. fr. dvvuj. 
 AvvTcap^ia, ag, ij, death, non- 
 existence : a, VTzapxio. 
 
 I 
 
 ANfl 
 
 ' \vvTtipiiXr]Tog, 6, »;, invincible, 
 not to be surpassed : a, vrrep- 
 jSdXXuj. 
 
 ' Auv7nv9vvogj 6, y, guiltless, not 
 under the controul of laws, un- 
 accountable to others for his 
 conduct, irresponsible : a, vtt- 
 tvBvvog. Hence 
 
 'Avv7r€v9v'vojg, adv. with licence, 
 uncontrollably. 
 
 'Ai'VTTodycria, ag, iy,a being bare- 
 foot or unshod : fr, 
 
 'AvvTToSrjTog, 6, y. Dor. 'Avviro- 
 IdTog, unshod : a, vTro^eio. 
 
 ' AvvTTOKTTog, 6, //, intolerable : 
 a, v7ro(pspio. 
 
 'AvvTTOKpiTog, 6, y, unfeigned, 
 without hypocrisy : a, vTTOKpi- 
 
 V(i>. 
 
 ' AvviroixSvijTog, 6, »/, intolerable, 
 insufferable : a, vTrofikvio. 
 
 'AvvTTovoyTog, 6, y, unsuspicious; 
 unsuspected, unforeseen: a, vwo- 
 v6r]Tog. 
 
 'AlWTTOTTTOg, 'AvVTrOTTTtVTOg, 6, 
 
 7/, unsuspected, free from suspi- 
 cion : dvd, viroTTTo^ai. Hence 
 
 ' AvviroTZTiog, adv. beyond suspi- 
 cion. 
 
 'XvvTTotyTaTog, 6, y, irresistible, 
 invinci])le : a, ixpiffTyfii. 
 
 'Ai'VTTOTaKTog, 6, y, not submis- 
 sive, refractory : a, viroTUKTog. 
 
 'Avvadfiav, Dor. for yvvffdfiyv, 
 I have com})leted, obtained, a. 
 1. m. dvvaag, having finished, 
 aor. 1. part. fr. dvvu). 
 
 'Avvaiipyog, 6, y), desirous of 
 accomplishing any work, labo- 
 rious : dvvis), tpyov. 
 
 Avvatfiog, 6, y, efficacious, 
 prompt, ready, useful : & 
 
 'Avvffifnijg, adv. efficaciously, 
 completely : fr. 
 
 Avvaig, eiog, y, a finishing, com- 
 pletion, progress, benefit : fr. 
 dvvuj. 
 
 'AvvGffag, for dvvcrag, poet. 
 
 AvoffTog, 6, y, practicable; ready, 
 easy ; wg dvvffTov fcori, as far 
 as possible. 'Avv{TTiKbg,or'Avv- 
 TiKog, j), ov, eff'ectual, acting 
 promptly : fr. dvvio. 
 
 "AwTo, was finished. Dor. for 
 »/^i;ro,impf. of dvviu ; or 3 sing, 
 plupf. pass. fr. dvvuj. 
 
 Avvipoijj, f. wau), to erect, raise, 
 lift up : dvd, v;//ow. 
 
 ANY'Q, dvvTu), Att. dvvTio, to 
 finish, complete, accomplish, 
 effect, benefit, fulfil, consume, 
 
 ^obtain, hasten : f. ffio, p. yvvKa. 
 Ai'U) or dvofiai, the same as 
 dvvit). 
 
 *ANQ, above, upward, aloft ; in 
 the interior of a country, as 
 opposed to the coast ; adv. : 6 
 uvio, sc. ujv, one that is above ; 
 y dvui, sc. ovffa, she that is 
 above ; tu dvio, sc. ovTq, the 
 
 ANO 
 
 things above, the world above ; 
 compar.dj^u/rfpovjmore exalted, 
 higher. 
 
 Avio, I may have left, a. 2. subj. 
 act. fr. dviqixi ; a. 2 dvyv. 
 
 "Avioya, perf. m. Ion, for yvioya, 
 I command, fr. dvioyeov. 
 
 ' Avit)yaiov, ov, to, rr dvioyenv. 
 
 'Avujyev, impf. or a. 2. Ion. for 
 yvioyev ; dvojyy, a. 2. subj. fr. 
 dvojyo). 
 
 'Avojyeov, ov, TO, an upper-room, 
 garret, Att. dvo)yiwv, w, to ; as 
 if dvio Tyg ytjg, above ground. 
 
 'Avioyku), the same as dvioyio. 
 
 'AvibytiBi, & by sync. dvojxOi, 
 command ; pres, imp. fr. 
 
 'Avioytjfii, the same as dvojyo). 
 
 ' Av<py}xai,^ai,KTat, perf, pass, of 
 dvoiyofiai, part, dviijiyfxtvog. 
 
 'Avioyovv, I was commanding, 
 for yvioyovv, impf. Ion. fr, dvio- 
 ytit). 
 
 'ANQTQ, to order, command, 
 request, advise, encourage, in- 
 cite, f, ^a>, p, r}i/w;^a, a. 1, yvio^a. 
 
 'Avio^vvia, ag, y, freedom from 
 pain : fr. 
 
 ' AviiS^vvog, 6, y, free from pain ; 
 dvoidwov (pdpfjiaicov, a medicine 
 that assuages pain : a, odiivy. 
 
 'Avutdvviog, adv. without j)ain. 
 
 ''Avio9ev, adv. from above, from 
 heaven, from the beginning, 
 anew, again ; from the inland 
 part of a country : o'l duu)9sv, 
 our ancestors, the ancients : fr. 
 dvb). 
 
 'Avoj9six), w, or 'Aviii9u), to repel, 
 impel upwards, impel along, as 
 a vessel at sea ; f. ycroj &. ujcrio, 
 a. 1. inf. act. dvixxrai, m. dvi^- 
 o'a(T0at,part, dvuxrcifitvog: hence 
 
 ' Avi69i](Jiq, tiog, y, an impelling 
 upwards or against, a repulse, 
 
 'AvioiaTog, 6, y, unexpected, un- 
 foreseen ; hence 'Avcyidri, & 
 ' AvwtffTiog, adv. unexpectedly, 
 secretly : a, oioixai. Also Ion. 
 =. dvoKTTog, brought before, re- 
 ferred to : verb. ir. dva(pspu). 
 
 'Avonx^^l^'j t»y a resolution of the 
 diphthong for dvi^ixdyv. 
 
 'Ai'ipKTai, has been opened, 3 
 sing, fr, dvi^yf^iai, perf, pass, of 
 dvoiyo). 
 
 'AvuiXtBpog, 6, >/, not liable to 
 death, deathless : a, oXtOpog. 
 
 ' AviofiaXia, ag, y, inequality : fr. 
 
 ' AvitjjiaXog, 6, y, anomalous, ir- 
 regular, unequal, uneven, vari- 
 able, inconstant : a, ofiaXog. 
 
 'A j'wjuori, without an oath, ad v, fr, 
 
 'ArtofioTog, 6, y, not bound by an 
 oath, without swearing : a, ofi- 
 
 VVflt 
 
 "AvMV, ovrog, 6, finishing, pres. 
 
 part, fr, dvut for dvvio. 
 ' AviovofiaaTog, 6, y, nameless, 
 
 detestable : a, ovofjidi^M. 
 
 (55) i 
 
 a;s:i 
 
 ' Ariovvfxog, 6, y, nameless, an- 
 onymous, obscui-e : a, ovv^a. 
 
 * Avo)p9oi9T]v, yg, i;, a. 1. ind. pass, 
 fr. dvop96io. 
 
 'Aviopia, ag, & Ion. -y, yg, y, un- 
 seasonableness : fr. 
 
 "Avwpoc, 6, //, unripe, unseason- 
 able, ])remature : a, ijpa. 
 
 'ArtpToi, Ion, for dvolaai, or 
 dvweiKai, A: dvevkyKai, a. 1. inf. 
 act. of dva^f p(u. 
 
 'AvoKTai, a, 1. inf. 'Aviotrajjevcr, 
 a. 1. part. m. 'AvuifraryBai, a. 1. 
 inf. m. of dvio9kio. 
 
 'AvioraTog, ?;, oi^, highest, superl. 
 fr. dvu). Adv. 'ArioTdro), at 
 the highest. 
 
 'AvojTfpiKog, y, ov, higher up, re- 
 mote : fr. 
 
 ' AvioTtpog, a, ov, higher, upper, 
 coinp. from avio. Adv. ' AvioTk- 
 pio, higher. 
 
 'Avoj<peXrig, kog, 6, y, useless, un- 
 profitable, hurtful : a, 6(peXog. 
 
 ' Avio(})eXyTog, 6, y, not made use 
 of, unprofitable, useless, fruit- 
 less, vain : a, (o^tXiio. 
 
 'AvipX'^i, I have opened, I sing, 
 perf. ind. act. of dvoiyio. 
 
 'Avi^X^iP'i flQ, Vy I was opened, 
 a. 1. ind. pass, of dvoiyio. 
 
 *AvioxOi, 2 sing. imp. s}tic. for 
 dvuiyy9i, fr. dvuiyy^i. So 'Avio- 
 x9io, for dvioyhto, 3 sing. imp. 
 
 ' A7'ioxvpog, 6, y, =■ dvoxvpog. 
 
 "A^aifxi, aig, ai, I may have 
 broken, and in 3 pi. d^aiev, a. 1 , 
 opt. act. of dyvvyn, or dyio. 
 "A^ag, having led, a. 1. part. fr. 
 dyio. 
 
 "Asf, d%tTt, pres, imp. fr. d^u), 
 which the poets form fr. f. 1. of 
 dyio, as olaio fr. <pkpio. 
 
 'Ateia, ag, t, & in 3 pi. d^iiav, 
 a. 1. opt. .^ol. fr. dyvvixi, or 
 ciyio. 
 
 "A^fj-'o^, o,//, Yioet." AK^ivoQ, with- 
 out a guest or host, inhospitable : 
 a, ^evog. 
 
 "A^effTog, 6, y, unpolished : a, 
 ^taTog. 
 
 'A 'iia, ag, & Ion, -y, yg, y, worth, 
 dignity, merit : fr. d^iog. 
 
 'A^idyaaTog, 6, y, worthy of ad- 
 miration, admirable : d^iog, d- 
 yacTToQ. 
 
 'A^iuKovcTTog, 6, y, worthy of be- 
 ing heard, memorable : d^iog, 
 dicovio. 
 
 'AKiaKpodTog, 6, y, the same : 
 d^iog, aKpodofxai. 
 
 'AKiciTfrjyyTog, Ion. for 'A^iaipy- 
 yi]Tog, 6, y, worthy to be re- 
 counted, memorable ; superl. 
 
 d^iaTryyyTOTaTog : fr. d^iog, dip- 
 yyiofxai. 
 
 ' A^UTraivog, 6, y, praisew^orthy : 
 d^iog, tTraivog. 
 
 ' AKi'ipaiTTog, 6, y, lovely, amiable : 
 
 d^iog, fpdio. 
 
i1 
 
 
 t 
 
 ,*5 
 
 1 1 1 
 
 *A^i£ D/xat, to deem worthy, Dor. 
 for dKiovfiaiy pres. hid. fr. ciKiooj. 
 
 'ASJI'NH, T/f, r), a hatchet, axe, 
 battle-axe ; as if fr. dyw. 
 
 'AKiofSuoTog, 6, ?'/, worth Hving 
 f«»r : o^tot;, /3toa>. 
 
 'A^io0ai''/xa(Troc, o, »}, worthy of 
 admimtion : d^iog, Oavixd^oj. 
 
 'AKioderiTogy Ion. for 'A^iot^earog, 
 6, ?'/, worthy of behig seen 
 dtioQ, Oedo^tai. 
 
 'AlioOpiivog, 6, r), worthy of tears 
 dKiog, Opi'ivog. 
 
 'AKioKTtjTog, 6, y), worthy of being 
 possessed : ci^iogy KTUo^ai. 
 
 'A^ioXoyog, 6, r), praiseworthy, 
 estimable : d^iog, Xoyo^. 
 
 'A^io/iajcaptoTorarof, most wor- 
 thy to be called happy : d^iog, 
 fiaKapi^io. 
 
 ' AKiofiaxog, 6, ?/, capable of fight- 
 ing, a worthy or equal antagon- 
 ist : d^iog, fxaxof-iai. 
 
 'A^io/xT(Toc, 6, >y, worthy of hatred, 
 detestable : d^iog, ixiffeio. 
 
 'A^iofivrjuovevTog, 6, r/, worthy 
 of mention, memorable : d^iog, 
 fivr]f.iovevu). 
 
 'AKiov'iKog, 6, r), worthy of vic- 
 tory : dKiog, viKT]. 
 
 'AKio7revOr}g,sog, 6, //, deplorable : 
 d^iog, TTSvOog. 
 
 'AKioiriaTog, 6, //, worthy of con- 
 fidence, belief, or credit : a^toc, 
 
 TTlffTig. 
 
 'AKiOTrpETTijg, €og, 6, 7/, becoming 
 one's dignity, proper, decorous : 
 d'^iog, TrpsTTio. 
 
 *ASIOS, a, ov, worthy, worth 
 the money, e([ual to, valuable ; 
 with a gen. dKiov iari, it is pro- 
 per, worth while ; d^iog tlfii, I 
 deserve. Fr. dyio, a^w, I weigh, 
 estimate, as duco. 
 
 'AKtocKbTTTog, 6, ?/, worthy of con- 
 sideration : dXioQj (TKSTrTO[.ini. 
 
 'AKioffTTOvSaoTog, 6, t), worthy of 
 being pursued with zeal, worthy 
 of esteem : d^iog, airovddZ,ofxai. 
 
 * A^ioarpdrriyog^ competent to be 
 a general : d^iog, orparTjyog. 
 
 'AKiortKfiapTog, 6, >/, sufficiently 
 proved : d^tog, TtK^aipto. 
 
 'A^LOTTjg, TjTogy r), worth, merit. 
 
 'AKiorlfiog, 6, >), honourable, esti- 
 mable : d^iog^ Tifit}. 
 
 'A^iouv, inf. of dKwio. 
 
 'A^io(l>iXtjTog, 6, rif worthy of love: 
 d^iog^ (piXku). 
 
 'AKtoxp^og, & 'A^toxptwCj lori- & 
 Att. able to pay one's debts, 
 worthy of credit, competent, 
 useful : d^iog, XP^^S- 
 
 'A^iow, to esteem worthy, with a 
 gen., value, respect, honour, 
 think proper, deign, claim, de 
 mand, entreat ; impf. ij^ioov, 
 ovVf f. u}(T(t}, p. ij'^iivKay aor. 1. 
 ri^luxra, a. 1. subj. o^twcrw, a. 1. 
 inf. d^idaai, pass. pres. a'^too- 
 
 AOA 
 
 ^laiy ovfiai, to be deemed wor- 
 thy, be deserving, 3 pi. pres. 
 
 imp. ])ass. d^iovffOutffav, perf. 
 
 i^KiujfitUy a. 1. j)Kno9t]Vj f. 1. 
 
 aKiio9t)(TOfiai. Th. d^iog. 
 'A^Uo^a, aTog, to, worth, dignity, 
 
 authority, an axiom : fr. d^ioio. 
 'A^nofxariKbg, 7), bv, endued with 
 
 authority, august : fr. d^iw/ia. 
 'A^iiog, adv. worthily, fitly. 
 'A^toxTfta, ag, f, I may liave 
 
 deemed worthy, a. 1. opt. JEo\. 
 
 of d^iooj. 
 'A^iw«Tt{;, i«>CyVi ^ request, claim, 
 
 dignity, authority, estimation. 
 
 A^o/iai, I shall lead away, f. 1. 
 
 m. of dyio. 
 'AKov, a. 1. imp. act. lead, or 
 
 break, fr. dyio, or dyi'Vfii. 
 'A^ovTjXarog, 6, 7), driven by the 
 
 axle, rapid : d^ujv, tXavvio. 
 "AKvXog, o, 7), devoid of wood ; 
 
 not lopped and therefore much 
 
 wooded : a, either priv. or in- 
 
 tens. & ^I'Xov. 
 'A^w, Dor. d^CJ, f. 1 . act. I shall 
 
 lead, or break, fr. dyiOj or dy- 
 
 'ASQN, oi'oc, u, an axletree, 
 wheel, pole of the heavens ; as 
 if fr. dyti), because the wheel is 
 carried round the axletree. 
 
 -dOf JEo\. & Boeot. termination 
 in gen. sing. 1 decl. for -ov, as 
 AivEido for Aivtiov. Also -ao, 
 Ion. & poet, for lo, in 2 pers. 
 sing. a. 1. m. as tTv\pao for 
 
 'Aot^av, Dor. for doiSioy, gen. pi 
 
 fr. doiSbg or doidrj. 
 'AoiSr], iig, & Dor. 'Aoi^d, dg, 7/, 
 
 a song, poem, yei"se, subject of 
 
 song, report, fame ; dat. pi. Ion. 
 
 doidyffi for doiddtg, fr. pcrf. ra. 
 
 ?)ocoa, of deidui. 
 'AoiCidio, f. d'ffoj, to sing : fr. the 
 
 preceding. 
 'Aoidtfiog^ 6, 7), celebrated in verse, 
 
 famed : dii^M. 
 'Aoidbg, ovy b, a singer, minstrel, 
 
 bard, poet. Also adj. 6, 7), 
 
 skilled in song. Th. dtiSuj : 
 
 whence superl. 
 'AoiSoTUTq, »7C) Vj ^ very able 
 
 songstress, most tuneful. 
 'AoiKijTog, 6, 7/, uninhabited ; 'A- 
 
 oiKog^ 6, r), without a house or 
 
 home : a, diKog. 
 'Aotvoff, 6, 7/, without wine : a, 
 
 dlvog. 
 'AoKvog, b, 7), not sluggish, active, 
 
 brave : a, OKvog. 
 'AoXXUg, tig, oiy ai, crammed to- 
 gether ; nom. pi. fr. doXXtjg ; 
 
 ace. pi. doXXkag, tt^, dat. doX- 
 
 Xsffi. 
 'AoXXrfSijVj in a body, togetlier ; 
 
 adv. fr. 
 'AOAAH'S, kog, o, 7), assembled 
 
 or crowded together, condensed. 
 (oil) 
 
 AOA 
 
 Hence 'AoXXi^w, f. <rw, & 'AoX- 
 Xku), to assemble or gather to- 
 gether. 
 
 -dovTi, iuvTi, Dor. termination of 
 3 pers. pi. pres. ind. contr. for 
 dovai or ukti, as /3oaovrt,/3owi^rt, 
 for fiodovffi, [ioibai. 
 
 'AoTrXog, 6, 7/, unarmed: a,07rXov. 
 
 'AOP, .!«: ^Aop, pog, rb, a sword, 
 weapon, imi)lement. 
 
 'Aopaaia, ag, 1), blindness : & 
 
 'Aopdrog, 6, 7/, unseen, invisible, 
 not seeing : a, bpdio. Hence 
 
 'AopaTiog, adv. invisibly. 
 
 'AopyrjTog, b, 1), free from anger, 
 meek ; to dopyrjroVy meekness : 
 a, opyt]. 
 
 'Aopia, ag, »/, darkness: a, opau>. 
 
 'Aopirrruivoj, to hesitate : & 
 
 'Aopi(TTiOfiai, oii/iat, to be unde- 
 fined, or uncertain : & 
 
 'AopKJTia, ag, ?'/, indefiniteness : & 
 
 ' AopiffTiKbg, 6, 7), indefinite, used 
 indefinitely : fr. 
 
 'Abpiarog, 6, 7/, undefined, unde- 
 tennined, infinite, unboundod ; 
 'AopiffTiog^ adv. infinitely, with- 
 out bound : a, opog. 
 
 "Aopvog, 6, 7), devoid of birds. 
 The name of a lake, ArenivSy on 
 whose banks no birds are seen, 
 from its unwholesomeness : a, 
 bp}'ig. 
 
 'AOPTH', rig, 7), a large artery ; 
 also, a chest. 
 
 'AOPTH'P, rjpog, 6, a strap, belt, 
 to which a sword, shield, or bag 
 is appended ; dat. pi. dopnj- 
 pkfffft, poet.: fr. deipu). 
 
 'Aopro, hung, was suspended ; 3 
 sing, plupf. ind. pass. fr. dop^iai 
 for ijopfiai, ])erf. ])ass. of dtipio. 
 
 'Aoffffkoj, iD, f. j](Tio, to assist, help. 
 Hence 'Ao(TT7;r7}p,poc, 6, a help- 
 er, auxiliarv. 
 
 'AovTog, b, 1), unhurt, unwound- 
 ed : a, ovrdio. 
 
 'AoxXrjfTia, ag, 7), freedom from 
 disturbances ; 'AoxXijrog, 6, r), 
 free from disturbances : a, oX" 
 Xog. 
 
 "Aoijl/, OTTog, 6, 7), without sight, 
 blind : a, bTTTOfiai. 
 
 ' Att ay ay II V. See dTrdyio. 
 
 ' ATrayyi\Xai, a. 1. inf. act. dirdy- 
 yciXoi', druj, & in 2 pi. diray- 
 ytiXart, a. 1. imp. act. aVayyft- 
 Xag, part. a. 1. act. fr. diray- 
 ykXXui. 
 
 'A-TrayyeXia, ag, 1), a report : fr. 
 ATrayyfXXw, to bring back word, 
 announce, report, declare, de- 
 nounce, pronounce ; f. diray- 
 yfXui, p. d7rj)yyeXKa, a. 1. 
 dTTjjyyeiXa, a. 1. imp. dirdyyti- 
 Xov, a. 1. inf. aTrayyttXat, pres. 
 j)art. act. dirayyiXXiov, pass. 
 aVayycXXo/iCj^oc : fr. dirbj ay- 
 ykXXit). 
 
 'A7ray7/g, kog^ 6, 7), not congealed, 
 
 AHA 
 
 n >t compact, stiff, or firm : a, 
 
 TT/'/yt'iya. 
 'Airayiviiiv, Ion. for aVayftv, 
 
 pres. inf. act. Tli. dyio. 
 'Airay^aijx^v, aio, aiTO, a. 1. opt. 
 
 m. of dirdyx^- 
 *ATrayopLkvi]v, acc. sing. pres. 
 part. ]>ass. f. g. fr. dirdyu). 
 
 ' Airayoptvu), f. tuffio, to prohibit, 
 forljid, refuse, deny ; to be ex- 
 hausted, faint : wtto, dyoptvio. 
 
 'ATraypioio, lo, f. wVw, to make 
 wild or savage, exasperate : dnb, 
 dypioio. Hence 
 
 'ATraypiiocrig, eiog, if, a rendering 
 savage or angry, exasperation. 
 
 'ATTwyxw, to strangle, suffocate ; 
 f. d-Trdy^io, p. dirriyxa J mid. 
 drrdyxonai, to hang one's self, 
 f. 1. aTrdyKofiai, a. 1. drrriy^d- 
 fi)]i' : fr. drrb, dyx^f^' 
 
 'ATrdyo), to lead away or back, 
 bring back, carry away, lead 
 astray ; pay ; go away, depart ; 
 f. d^u), p. aTrfJxa, a. 2. diriiyov, 
 Att. dirifyayov, pres. imp. aV- 
 ayaye, pt. drrayayoJi/, p. pass. 
 dTrrjyfiai, ^ai, fcroi, a. 1. pass. 
 dwi]\Qr]v, a. 1. inf. pass, dirax- 
 Oi]pai : fr. aTrb, dyuj. Hence 
 
 'ATaywy^, ijg, 7), a leading away, 
 payment. 
 
 'ATra^av, inf. pres. or a. 2. act., 
 to displease : fr. a, ddsio^ udu) 
 or dvddvw, to please. 
 
 ATraHpo/xei'og, departing ; pres. 
 
 part. mid. fr. diratipit), poet, for 
 
 rtVrti'jOw. 
 'A7ra9avari'Cu),to make immortal, 
 
 present with immortality ; f. 
 
 i(Tit) : fr. djrb, dOaimri^io. 
 'AndOeia, ag, 7), indifference, in- 
 sensibility, apathy, composure : 
 
 fr. 
 
 A7ra0t)g,sog,b, 1), unfeeling, free 
 from passion, apathetic, placid ; 
 unhurt, free from suffering ; im- 
 patient : a, TVaQog. 
 
 'ATTai, prep. poet, for dirb, from. 
 
 Airathvaiay ag, >), ignorance, 
 unruliness : fr. 
 
 A7ra((^«uroc, 6, r/, uninstructed, 
 ignorant ; not tending to im 
 
 ^ provement : a, TraiStvu). 
 
 'Ajraidiaj ag, //, childlessness : 
 a^raig. 
 
 '^TraidoTpi(3i]Tog, o, 7), not in- 
 structed by a master ; unprac- 
 ^ tiscd : a, Trai^orpifSrjg. 
 ATTaiOfud^u), to change into clear 
 air : dirb, alQpidt,tt). 
 ATTaivvfiai, or 'Arroaivvftai, to 
 take away, i)luck off; impf. diro- 
 n'u'vTo : fr. drrb, alvvfiai. 
 XTraioXdtt), & -Xibj, ut, to deceive, 
 confound : dirb, aioXdio: hence 
 AvaioXt), iig, j), & 'A7raioXt}fia, 
 "^og, rb, fraud, decepti«m. 
 ^TraipeOsio, Ion. for dtpaiptQw, a. 
 1. subj. pass. fr. dipaipkoixai. 
 
 ADA 
 
 ' ATTaiptiaOai, pres. inf. pass. Ion. 
 for d(paipfXadai, to be deprived 
 of, despoiled : dirb, aipew. 
 'ATTatpepijfievoi, Ion. redupl. & 
 Att. for d(pypr]^kvoi, perf. part, 
 pass. fr. d<paipk(o. 
 ATTaipu), to take off or away, 
 transport ; depart, weigh an- 
 chor, set sail ; f. apw, peif. 
 drrripKa, a. 1. dnTipa, hnp, dird- 
 pov, dru), inf. dirdpai, perf. pass, 
 a7r7)p//af, a. 1. d7n)pGr]v, subj. 
 ^drrapQCj, ng, y : fr. aVo, arjow. 
 "ATraig, aiCog, b, 7), childless : a, 
 
 Tra7g. 
 'Anaiaiog, o, 7), unpropitious, m- 
 ^ auspicious : dirb, aiffiog. 
 ATraiaait), f. ^10, to leap or iiish 
 forth, recoil, go away ; a. I. part, 
 act. drrat^ag : fr. dTrb, dtaffoj. 
 'AiraiTti, 3 sing. pres. ind. act. ; 
 aTrairei, 2 sing. pres. imp. act. 
 air aiTtja wait', 3 pi. a. 1. subj. 
 act. fr. 
 'AiraiTEu), u), f. t/cw, to ask, exact, 
 demand back, as a debt : dwb, 
 aiTkh). Hence 
 'ATTairriaig, Ewg, /), a request, 
 
 demand. 
 'AirairiOo, f. i<no, to request, de- 
 mand back : oVo, alTii:^u). 
 AiraKopsu), w, to hang from, 
 ^ suspend : dirb, a'nopkijj. 
 Att dXaiarog, 6, r}, unconquered 
 in wrestling, iuviucible : a, ira- 
 Xainrr}. 
 'ATrdXaiarpog, b, t), not skilled 
 ^ in wrestling : a, iraXalaTpa. 
 'ATraXaXKSfiEv, Dor. for drraXaX- 
 Ktlv, a. 2. inf. act. diraXdXKOi, 
 ^ 3 sing. a. 2. opt. act. of 
 ATTaXdXKio, to drive off or away, 
 ^ ward off, repel. Th. aX/c/;. 
 'ATToXa/ii/oc, for dirdXafiog, b, 7/, 
 destitute of counsel, without in- 
 dustry, unskilful, lazy, stubborn, 
 difficult. 'AirdXafiog jSiog, a 
 very wretched life ; that cannot 
 discover an art or hefp to relieve 
 itself. Thus dmrXa^ov KUKbv, 
 an evil with which one caimot 
 struggle : a, TraXdfiij. 
 'ATraXdofiai, wfiai, to wander 
 ^ from, stray : drrb, dXaofiai. 
 ' ATtaXykiii, w, to desist from 
 grieving, become insensible ; f 
 ?)rr(u, p. dTri]Xyr)Ka : ir.dirb, dX- 
 ykio. 
 
 ArraXc/^w, f. tpo), p. rfXtKpa, to 
 ^ blot out, obliterate: a 7rt>,aX6i0a>. 
 'A7raXft»//oi/, 2 sing. a. 1. imp. 
 act. fr. diraXt'Kbb). 
 * A-rraXi^kio, f. riaoj, to ward off, 
 ^ avert, repel, defend: dTrb,dXe^to. 
 'ATraXe^iKOKog, b, 7), incurable, 
 from which evil cannot be re- 
 ^ pelled : aTro, dXi^io, KaKog. 
 ' A7raXr}0tv(i), f. trw, p. aTrtjXi)- 
 9evKa, to speak the truth : dnb, 
 dXjjGevu}. 
 
 ABA 
 
 ' ATraXijXeifijuevog, rj, ov, part. 
 
 perf. pass. Att. for aTTi^Xft/i/icj/of, 
 fr. dTraXti<pu}. 
 
 ' AiraXiiaiTai, he will wander ; f. 
 1. m. fr. dTraXdofxai. 
 A7raX9eofiai, ovfiai, f. rjcrofxat, to 
 cure : dnb, dX9ku). 
 
 'ATraXiag, ov, b, a tender, deli- 
 cate kid. Th. oTraXog. 
 
 ATTaXXay/), yg^ »), a dismissal, 
 departure, reconciliati(m, re- 
 lease, exchange : dTraXXcKjaoj. 
 
 'ArraXXaKTEov, it is necessary to 
 take away : fr. the same. 
 
 'ATrdXXa^, adv. m turn, alter- 
 nately : & 
 
 'ATrdXXaKig, eujg, 7), the power of 
 departure, discharge, release: fr. 
 'AiraXXdacrio, or Att. ttoj, to dis- 
 miss, release, remove ; f. dKio, 
 p. dirriXXaxa, a. 1. dniiXXaKa, 
 3 sing. a. 1. subj. diraXXdly, 
 perf.^ pass. d-KrfXXaypai, inf. dir- 
 T}XXdx9ai: ' A7raXXd<T(T0fiai,n\u]. 
 & pass, to change one's abode, 
 go away, die, be released from, 
 ^ reconciled to : ctTro, dXXdacrio. 
 ATraXXorpioio, u>, to estrange, 
 alienate : aTraXXorpcoj, 3 sing, 
 pres. opt. act., f. acjcj, j). dirtiX- 
 XoTpuoKa, perf. pass, lofxai, part. 
 aTnjXXoTpuonki^og : fr. dnb, dX- 
 Xorpioio. 
 'A TrdXfitvog, leaping away; by the 
 ^olic change of into V, Sc by 
 s>Tic. for d(paXX6fi(vog, fr. d<pdX' 
 Xojxat. 
 'A7raX69pi^, rpixog, b, r), with 
 soft hair : uTraXbg, 9pi^. 
 A~aXoid(i), f. r](ru), to break to 
 pieces, grind, thresh : dnb, d- 
 Xoiduj. 
 'ATTaXoXo, soft, tender ; gen. sing. 
 
 Ion. for diraXov ; fr. aTraXog. 
 'A7raXoi(pjj, fjg, 7), an obliteration, 
 
 erasure : d7raXii(pio. 
 'AHA /V 0^2, 7), bv, tender, soft, 
 young ; as if d<paXbg, fr. dp), 
 yielding to the touch. Th. ciir- 
 rofiai. 
 'AiraXSaapKog, b, 7), soft-fleshed : 
 
 diraXbg, adp^. 
 'ATraXorrjg, rjrog, 7/, tenderness, 
 
 softness : diraXog. 
 ' ATraXorpe^rjg, eog, b, 1), deli- 
 cately reared, pampered : dna- 
 Xbg, rpi^u). 
 ' A7raX6xpoog,conti\' ArraXoxpovg, 
 b, t), having a tender or soft 
 skin : d-rraXbg, xpovg. 
 'ATTaXvviiJ, to soften, make ten- 
 der, smooth, calm ; touch softly; 
 f. vviSJ. Th. aTTaXog. 
 'ATraXuJg, adv. softly, delicately : 
 aTraXog. 
 
 ATra/iatu, w, f. {jrrio, to mow off, 
 cut off : aTTo, d/xdio. 
 'ATrafifiXv'vw, the same as a/i- 
 ftXvvio, to harden, blunt : aTro, 
 dfifiXvvuj. 
 
 ikl 
 
AHA 
 
 ADA 
 
 ';r 
 
 ■C" 
 
 w^ 
 
 Iff: 
 
 it ^ 
 
 'ATTan^ifieTo, 3 sing. impf. m. 
 d7ra;ta/3;''/x£ voc, prf s. part. m. fr. 
 
 *A7raju«ii3o^ai, to answer, reply : 
 dirb, dfitilSu). 
 
 'A7ra/itXsw, f. ^(Tw, to neglect to- 
 tally : ctTTO, a/LttXfw. 
 
 'A7ra/i|u«vog, hanging down, sus- 
 pended. Ion. for d(prinnivog, 
 taking away the aspii-ate and 
 the augment ; fr. afpairTo^ai. 
 
 'AirafiTrXaKkix), obsol. in pres. f. 
 riffo), a. 2. d7rrifj.7r\aKOVy to err 
 from the right path, fail : dirb, 
 a/i ttX a »c£tu. 
 'A7ra/ii'''vu>, to drive away, ward 
 off", defend ; f. vvCJ : fr. aTro, 
 duvviiJ. 
 'ATvavdyu), f. ^w, to lead away, 
 go away, depart : dnb, dvdyio. 
 'ATravaivo^ai, to refuse, deny, 
 reject ; with an ace. : ctTro, dv- 
 
 aivofiai. 
 
 'ATravaiffx^vTho), to act shanie- 
 lessly,f.Tj<Tw: dTrb,dvaiaxvvTkto. 
 
 'AiravaXifficio, f. \o)ffoj, to con- 
 sume, impair, lay out, expend : 
 ttTTo, dvaXicKio. Hence 
 
 'ATravd\u)ffig, cwf, rj, consump- 
 tion. 
 
 'ATTavdvaro, poet. & Dor. for 
 dnr]vi]vaTO, 3 sing. a. 1. m. fr. 
 aTravaivo^ai. 
 
 'A7ravaxwp/j(Ttc, ctog, rj, a^ with- 
 drawing, retreat : arro, dvax^i- 
 
 pEa>. 
 'ATrav^pow, w, f. w<tw, to render 
 manly ; mid. to become manly : 
 aTTo, ai'Cpoo). 
 'ATrdvivQiy afar off, apart from ; 
 
 adv. fr. dvivOi. Th. arcv. 
 'ATravi]va(rdaif a. 1. inf. ni. & 
 dTzr\vt]vdiii]v, a. 1. ind. m. fr. 
 dnava'ivonai. 
 'A7rav0£a>, a>, f. J/Tw, to decay, 
 fade, cast its blossom : dTzb, 
 dvOsuj. 
 'AiravOi^o), f. (rw,to crop a flower 
 
 or flowers : ctTro, dvOi^oj. 
 'ATravOpa/ct^o*, f. fftu, to broil or 
 roast upon coals : cctto, avOpa- 
 
 'A7rav0pa»c6w, u>, f. w<Tw, to re- 
 duce to ashes, burn : dirb, dv 
 GpaKOO). 
 
 'ATrdvOpiorroQ, b, i], away from 
 man, uninhabited : avro, avOpw- 
 
 'A7ravt(TTafisvr]Q, rrig, gen. smg. 
 part. pres. mid. f. g. fr. 
 
 'A7ravt(Trj;fii, to cause to rise and 
 go away ; mid. to arise and go 
 away, depart : otTro, dviffTr]fii. 
 
 'ATvavoiyiOy f. Km, to open. 
 
 'ATravraxoOtu, adv. on all sides: 
 
 'ATravraxoO, adv. everywhere, 
 all over : & 
 
 'ATTdvTtj, everywhere, on all 
 sides ; adv. Th. dirag. 
 
 'ATTCivrdio, w, f. if (Tu>, to meet, ar- 
 rive, answer, happen, occur : 
 drro, avrdii). 
 
 'A7rdvri7ju«, aTOQy rb, a meetmg,' 
 
 chance, event : & 
 ' AirdvTrjaig, nag, >'/, a meeting ; 
 
 reception, welcoming, going out 
 
 to meet : ctTravrdw. 
 ' AiravTiKgr), adv. = dvTiKpy. 
 'AiravTiov, adv. Ion. opposite, in 
 
 reply. Th. di'Ti. 
 'ATravrXew, w, f. i/Vw, to draw off 
 
 or out, exhaust, alleviate : d-rrb, 
 
 dvrXioj. 
 ' A-rravTCJvrag, meeting ; ace. pi. 
 
 part. pros. fr. dTravrdut. 
 'Arrari' tt>,to perform, iinish : dvi-w. 
 
 "A-rraK, adv. once, once for all ; 
 uTra'K Kai dig, once and again, 
 more than once. 
 ' ATTaKdrrag, ana, av, all at once, 
 
 all together : uiraK, uirag. 
 'ATTa^aTrXwg, adv. altogether, 
 universally : urraK, dirXCJQ. 
 'ATrd^ioc, o, >;, unworthy, unbe- 
 coming : d-jrb, n^iog. Hence 
 ' A-n-aKibto, i. wffio, to consider un- 
 worthy, refuse, disdain. 
 'ATrdopog, 6,?/, poet, for dirriopog, 
 on hi'gh.remote, suspended, as if 
 fr. dtipu), pei-f. m. ?)opa,and with 
 the augment dropped, dopa. 
 'ATrainrog, b, >), without a grand- 
 father or ancestoi's ; owk urr. 
 proceeding from : a, TrdTnrog. 
 ' A7ra()dj3aTog, 6, V, not to be 
 transgressed ; not transgressing; 
 not transitory, perpetual : a, ira- 
 pajSaivu). 
 'ATrdpat, a. 1. inf act. of diraipu). 
 'ATrapaipn^icVOQf despoiled, de- 
 prived ; Ion. redupl. for d<pypr]- 
 fisvog, perf. part. pass, of dirai- 
 pgo/xai, ou/iai, for d^aiplo^iai. 
 'Avrapairr/rot;, o, >/, inevitable, 
 
 inexorable : a, TrapaiTBcj. 
 'AirapaiTyJTijjg, adv. inexorably. 
 'AirapaKaXi'TTTog^b, y, uncovered, 
 
 open : a, TrapaKaXvTrru). 
 ' AirapaKaXvTTTOjg, adv. openly. 
 ' AnapaXXaKTog, b, y, unchange- 
 able, alike : a, irapaXXdaau). 
 'A7rapaX6yi(TTog, ?;, oi/, not to be 
 deceived, infallible, not decep- 
 tive ; a, TrapaXoyi^ofiai. 
 ' A-rrapafivOog, 6, »/, inexorable : 
 
 a, TrapafivOkio. 
 'A-n-apag, a. 1. pt. act. fr. d-n-aipio. 
 ' A7rapa(yf]fiavrog,b, rj, unmarked, 
 undistinguished, not famous : a, 
 Trapacrtjp.aivo}. 
 ' ATTapa<jKtva<jTog, 6, »/, unpre- 
 pared, unfurnished : a, Tcapa- 
 aKtvdK,io. 
 ' ATrapdffKevog, 6, >/, unprepared, 
 unfurnished : a, irapaTKivy. 
 'A7rapd(T(T(i},f. d^uj, to throw down, 
 
 cut off, repel : aTro, dpdffffio. 
 'A7rapari]pT}Tog, 6, r), unobserved, 
 not memorable : d-rrb, Traparr}- 
 psio. Hence 
 'ATrapaTTjp^Tiog, adv. without be- 
 ing observed, carelessly. 
 (08) 
 
 AHA 
 
 •ATrapdrptTrroc, b, »/, undeclined, 
 
 indeclinable : a, 7raparpc7ra>. 
 'ATTapa^fXdjcrwc, adv. incau- 
 tiously : a, 7rapa(l>vXd<T(T0). 
 'AHAPn'A, ag,ii, the name of a 
 
 plant ; wild endive, succory. 
 'A-n-apyfia, arog, rb, the first- 
 fruits : d-rrdpxofiai. ^ 
 ' Arraptyx^ipnTog, o, >/, which 
 cannot be attained by any one, 
 inviolable, which eludes all at- 
 tempts and art in treatmg and 
 forming it : a, 7rapfyx«'P^<*'- 
 'A7rrtp£yx«p;/rw«;, adv. so that 
 none dare attempt it, completely. 
 'ATrapsffKUJ, f. psffio, to displease ; 
 mid. to take ill, be displeased : 
 diro, apiffKii). 
 ' A7rapi]y(Ojto assist, defend : dyrb, 
 
 dp/jyio. 
 'ATraptievtvTog, b, i], unbecoming 
 a virgin ; d-KapQkvtvra, adverb- 
 ially, unlike a virgin : a, Trap- 
 Otvtvu). 
 'ATrdpdtvog, 6, r/,no longer a vir- 
 gin ; irapQkvog dir. an unhapi))' 
 virgin : a, TrapQkvog. 
 'ATrapBib, yg, y, a. 1. subj. pass. 
 
 fr. diraipu). 
 'ATrapi9nii<Tag, a. 1. part. act. fr. 
 'A7rapi9fit(jj, w, f. j)<tw, to num- 
 ber, enumerate, take account of, 
 reckon : dTro, dpiOftku*. 
 'AnAPl'NH, 7/g, v, a kind of 
 plant, a bur ; goose-grass, clea- 
 vers. 
 'AirapKBio, at, f. itrw, to be suffi- 
 cient, be content : dvrb, dpKkw. 
 'ATrapKTiag, or 'ATrapKiag, ou, o, 
 the north wind. Th. dpKTog. 
 'Airappso^ai, ovfiai, to deny, re- 
 fuse, renounce, abjure ; f. ijco- 
 jLtai, p. dTTi'ipinj^aif f. 1. pass. 
 d-n-apvj]9ijffo^ai, a. 1. m. d7n]p- 
 vTjfrafiyv, a. 1. imp. m. dTrdpvi}- 
 (Tat, inf. d7rapvi](Tcia9ai: fr. dTro, 
 dpj'sojuai. 
 "Ayrapvog, 6, i), that denies : fr. 
 
 dTrapviofiai. 
 'ArrapohvTogj »;, ov, impassable, 
 
 inaccessible : a, TrapoStvio. 
 'ATTcipov, d7w,take away, depart, 
 
 a. 1. imp. act. fr. dTratpw. 
 ' A-Kappyaiaijrog, b, r;, unused to 
 speak freely, servile, cringing : 
 a, TTappt]<nd^(i). 
 " Airapaig, nog, i), a departure : 
 
 dTraipit). 
 'ATToprdw, (5, f. jyVw, to suspend 
 apart, suspend, divide : aTro, 
 dprdio. 
 'A-rrdpTi, adv. from this time : fr. 
 dTTo, dprt. Others think it 
 should be written dTrapri, full}', 
 altogether : fr. dprto^. 
 'AHAPTI'A, ag, ry, furniture, 
 bacgage, with which ol airai- 
 povTtg, i. e. travellers, provide 
 themselves ; the setting-out on 
 a journey. Th. al'pw. 
 
 AHA 
 
 ' AirapTiXoyia, ag, //, an entire 
 8uni, round account : aTro, dp- 
 nog, Xiyw. 
 
 'A Traprt<r/t*6f,oi),o, completion: fr, 
 
 'ATraprt'^tu, f. o"w, to finish, com- 
 plete, settle, set at rest : dTro, 
 dprt^oi. 
 
 'ATrapuftr, inf. of 'Airapino, to 
 draw out of, dimmish : fr. aTro, 
 dpvu). Hence 
 
 'ATrapi;(Trtof, a,ov,verb. adj. that 
 must be drawn out, diminished. 
 
 'ATrapx')> V^, V, more frequently 
 in the pi. aTrapxat, al, the first- 
 fruits ; offering of first-fruits, 
 beginning : dTro, dpxjj. 
 
 'ATrdpxonai, to offer the first- 
 fruits, with a gen.; to offer liba- 
 tions, perform the initiatory rites 
 in sacrificing, sacrifice, begin : 
 ttTTo, dpxo/xrtt. 
 
 "ATrac, dffa, av, all together, all, 
 the whole ; gen, avrog, d'arjg • 
 fr, a for u^a, Trdg. 
 
 'Airaffstov, of all, gen. pi. Ion. for 
 diraaoiVj fr. dirag. 
 
 'AiraaTTaipio, f. apui, to gasp, be 
 in convulsions : d-Tro, dtnraipit). 
 
 'ATratTTia, ag, i], fasting, absti- 
 nence : fr. 
 'ATraoTof, o, r), who has not 
 tasted, hungry : a, Trdw. 
 
 'ATraorpdTrrWjto emit light,shine, 
 flash : dTro, dorpaTrrw. 
 
 ATracrxoXloi, f. j/cw, to interrupt, 
 be engaged in business, have no 
 
 leisure : dTro, dcrxoXeu). Hence 
 
 Airaffxo^ia, ag, ?'/, employment. 
 
 ATrdrrt, ag, t). Dor. for dirdrr]. 
 'Attut^, 3 sing. pres. ind. act. fr. 
 
 AIIATA'Q, w, to deceive, mis- 
 lead, cozen, f. I'jrroj, p. jjTrdrjjKa, 
 
 a. 1. rjffa, & Ion. dTrdryaa, pres. 
 
 inf. act. d-rraT^v, a. 1. ind. pass, 
 
 rjTraTi]9t}v, part. d7raTrj9tig. Th. 
 
 aTrrot, d0»;. 
 
 'ATrd7fp0£, apart or aloof from : 
 ^ fr. d;r6, dTep9e, or drfp, 
 
 ATTareiov, dvog, b, a deceiver : 
 
 aTrardo*. 
 P ATrdri/, rfg, r), deceit, deception, 
 ^ artifice, amusement. 
 
 A7raTT]9)jifaL, a. 1. inf. pass. fr. 
 
 dn-aTau). 
 'ATrarijXiog, 6, >), & 
 
 ATrar»;X6e, Vt ov, & 6, i), frus- 
 trated by deceit, deceitful, se- 
 
 ductive : aTrardw. 
 
 ATraTtjtjn, 3 pers. f. 1. ind. act. 
 
 dirdri)(Tt, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 ^ Ion. for tjwdTTjcTS, fr. dTrardw, 
 
 AiraTijaigj tojg, i), deception : fr. 
 
 the same. 
 
 A.7raTT]TiKbg, rj, bv, deceitful, 
 ^ prone to deceive : dTrardio. 
 
 ATTttTifidio, w, f. t]<Toj, to disho- 
 ^ nour, disgrace : dTro, dTifidoj. 
 AraTUivrtg, oi, deceiving, pres. 
 
 part. act. plur. fr, drrardio. 
 
 ATrdrwp, opog, 6, rj, fatherless, of 
 
 ADE 
 
 obscure origin : a, Trarjfp- 
 ' Arravaivoj, to dry up: dTro, av- 
 
 aivio. 
 'A7ravydK<t), f. d(T(o, to shine, ra- 
 diate : dTro, avydZ,u}. Hence 
 'ATraj';ya(T/xa, arog, rb, effulgence, 
 splendour, reflection, image. 
 ATravyrj, rjc, rf, brightness, efful- 
 ^ gence of light : aTro, auytj. 
 ATravtdio, at, to renounce, pro- 
 hibit, forbid, flag, fail ; f. ijauj: 
 fr. dTr6, aiiSdii). 
 ' A'7rav9a^idZ,o^ai,{. d(TOfiai,to be- 
 ^ have arrogantly : dTro, aifBaSia. 
 'A-av9a^iHa9ai, Att. for dirav- 
 
 9adi(T€a9ai, f. 1. inf, m. fr. 
 ' ATravBadiZofiai, f. iaoixai, to be 
 self-willed, arrogant : drro, av- 
 Bddtjg. 
 ' ATravBrinipllio, f. au), to return 
 on the sjime day : dTro, avrbg, 
 i)nepa. 
 ' Att avXi^o flat, f. iaoixai, to lodge 
 or sleep apart : dTro, avXi^ofiai. 
 'A7ravKtj(Tig, tojg, »), a dimmish- 
 
 . i»g- 
 
 'ATrarpdw, w, to take away, de- 
 prive, reap the advantage of, 
 enjoy; impf. ind. act. d-rrtjiipaov, 
 dTrrjvpcjv. Hence diravpa, 3 
 
 ^sing. Ion. for uTTTivpa. 
 Arravarog, 6, j), incessant, rest- 
 less ; endless, eternal. "ATrav- 
 (TTog dixpa, unquenchable thirst : 
 a, TravojjLai. Hence 
 
 'ATravffriog, & 'ATravarl, adv, 
 incessantly, restlessly. 
 
 'ATravTOfioXkio, w, to desert from 
 one party to another : fr. dTro, 
 avTufioXog. 
 
 'ATravx^jd'Cio, f. iffo), to draw bade 
 or break the neck: dTro, avx^v 
 
 ADE 
 
 'V 
 
 'ATra0p/^cu, f. icTix), to skim: dTro, 
 d0pi^(t». 
 
 'AIIA'^Q, & 'ATra0w, & 'Aira- 
 (pifficio, to deceive ; the same as 
 d—ardio ; an ^olic word. Fr. 
 UTTTOJ, uTTvj, u(pu), to stroke,caress. 
 
 'A7rax9eig, a. 1. part. pass. fr. 
 d-Trdyio. 
 
 'ATrax^/yC, ^og, 6, ■>), grievous, 
 troublesome : dTro, dx9og. 
 
 ' AiTax9i'^it), f, i<T(i>, to load, bur- 
 den : dnb, dx9og. 
 
 'ATraxXv'io, f, v'ffu), to divest of 
 darkness, enlighten: dTro, dxXiHt>, 
 
 'ATrdxpag, 6, Ion. for d<pd\pag, a, 
 1. act. part, of d^dTrrw. 
 
 'ATrfcj3a, Dor. for dTrtfiij, 3 sing, 
 a, 2, ind. act. fr, dTrojSaivM. 
 
 'ATTtfiaXov, a. 2. ind. act. fr. 
 dTro/3dXX(u. 
 
 'A7rk(3tjv, ijg, tj, a. 2. ind. act, 
 'A7re(5tj<TdfiTjv, a, 1. ind. m. fr. 
 dTTofSaii'io. 
 
 'ATriyaXaKTiaBqv, ijg, j;,a. 1. ind. 
 pass. fr. dTroyaXa/crt^w. 
 
 'ATrtyyoroc, oy, o, a great grand- 
 child : fr. dTTO, lyyovog. 
 (59) 
 
 'ATreyXvKayOrj, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. 
 
 pass. fr. aTToyXvKaivofiai, 
 'ATreyvuxrOrjv, yg, tj, a. 1. pass. & 
 'ATTfyvujKojg, via, bg, having been 
 rejected ; pf. part. act. fr. drro- 
 yivuxTKw. Hence 'ATrtyvojKorutg, 
 adv. hopelessly, doubtingly. 
 'ATTtSarbg, »), bv, & b, »), lame, 
 infirm, impaired in the senses : 
 a, TTtdavog. See yiredavog. 
 Arrtddiraao, thou dividedst; Ion. 
 & poet, for dTTtddcfu), 2 sing. a. 
 1. m. of dTrodd^ofiai. 
 'ATTtdti^a, ag, e, I exposed, show- 
 ed, a, 1. ind. act. fr. dTroSiiKw- 
 HI ; a. 1. pass. d-n:dHx9iiv. 
 'A7re8eipor6fi7]<Ta, ag, c, a. 1. ind, 
 
 act. fr, dTTcStipoTOfisw. 
 'ATreSsKar', by apoc. for dm^kKa- 
 To, 3 s. a. 1 . m. fr. dTrolkxoiiai. 
 'ATredrffiijffa, I went abroad, a. 1. 
 act. fr. dTTodrjfitw. 
 'ATTtciSov, 2 sing. impf. pass. 
 'ATTidiSovv, for dTr£^i5o(rar,3 pi. 
 ^ impf, ind. act. of drroiidujin. 
 Airs^iXog, b, r), without shoes, 
 unshod : a, TrkdiXov. 
 'ATrediXojTog, 6, >), the same. 
 ' A7iil)oK'niaaa, a. 1 . act. fr. dTro- 
 
 coKi^d^ii). 
 'A7rtS6fiTjv,(To,To,l sol J, restored; 
 a. 2. ind. m. of dTTOcidiofxi. 
 ATTsdov, ov, rb. Ion. & poet, for 
 irdiov, a field, plain. 
 'A-TrkdovTO, they sold ; 3 pi. a. 2. 
 ind, m, fr. dTroSiSwfii. 
 'Airtdog, b, >/, flat, level. Th. Trkdov. 
 'ATriSocrBe, 2 pi. a. 2. ind. m. fr. 
 
 dTTudidtxJHi. 
 'ATTSCpa, by apoc. for d-rrkcpaffa, 
 ag,€, I fled, a. 1. Att. fr. aTro^i- 
 Cpd(TKOj, whence 1 pi. dirkcpa- 
 Hiv, & 3 pi, dTTE^par, they fled. 
 Others make Upav, or ilpy]v, 
 fr. dpfji-u. 
 'ATredvadfiTiv, to, aro, I put off, a. 
 
 I. m. fr. dwodvofiai. 
 'ATTsdoj, to eat up, gnaw ; dTr»;- 
 dkaBjjr, ijg, r], a. ]. pass.: fr. 
 
 aTTO, tCiO. 
 
 'ATraCwx, by apoc. for dirk^bJKe, 
 a. 1. ind. act. fr. dTrociSiofii. 
 
 ' ATrkiTTOv, eg, e, I denied ; impf. 
 or a. 2. Att. by poetic prosthesis 
 
 for dTTttTTOV, fr. dTTETrtU. 
 
 'ATr€£pyor, poet, for diriipyov, fr. 
 
 dTTfpyw or aTToepyu}, to keep off. 
 'ATr£^o>(T/uij^oe, V, ov, ungirded, 
 
 discharged ; perf. part. pass. fr. 
 
 dTTo^wwyfii. 
 'Attsijv, poet, for d-n-yv, he was 
 
 absent ; impf. fr. aTreifii. 
 'ATrkBavov, tg, e, I died ; a. 2. 
 
 ind. act. fr. d7ro9v})(TKoj. 
 Att e9 dp ptj (re, he dared, 3 sing, a. 
 
 1. ind. act. of d7ro9appsu). 
 'A7rt9ijj.t]v, (TO, TO, I laid aside, 
 
 deferred, a. 2. ind. m. 'AttiBii- 
 
 Kdfxijy, u), aro, a. 1. ind. m. of 
 
 dTToriBrjfii. 
 
 
AUE 
 
 'ATrkOrjXa, ag, e, I faded, a. 1. ind. 
 act. ol* aTToOdWio. 
 
 'ATTf^t'sw, to disuse, make unac- 
 customed ; f. icrw, p. ctTrtiOiKa, 
 part. perf. pass. dTrtiQiafxivoQ, 
 disused, unaccustomed : fr. dirb, 
 
 'ATrei, for aTTiOi, imp. of dirfi^i^ 
 to go away, depart. Also dirii, 
 thou art absent ; 2 pers. pres. 
 ind. of d7reif.u, to be absent. 
 
 'ATTsidu), to see from a distance, 
 observe, turn the eyes from, f. 
 dTrti(TOf.iai^ a. 2. dTvelSoVy a. 2. 
 subj. dTTidw : fr. ctTro, ct^w. 
 
 'ATTuOtia, ag, »y, disobedience, ob- 
 stvimcy, incredulity: fr. dTreiOijc. 
 
 'AireiOtlg^ ace. pi. fr. dTrttOqg. 
 
 'ATTtdHio, a;, to disobey, be incre- 
 dulous, f. i)(Tio, p. riTTuQtiKaj a. 
 1. r}7rti9r](Ta : fr. a, TreiOuj. 
 
 'ATTtiOqv, i]g, ij, Ion. for d(pti9r]v, 
 a. 1. ind. pass, of d(pir}f.ii. 
 
 'AirtiOrig, sog, 6, r/, obstinate, dis- 
 obedient, incredulous : a, TrtiOoj. 
 Hence 
 
 'ATreiOin, ac, >}, incredulity. 
 
 ' ATreiKa^ii), to make like, repre- 
 sent, imitate, liken, compare ; f. 
 dcru). Hence 'ATrttKacia, ag, //, 
 a representation, likeness, sta 
 tue, picture. Also 'ATrnKaajxn, 
 aTog, TO, a likeness, statue, pic 
 ture : drrb, 6^'Jca^a;. 
 
 'ATTft/caoreoi/, it is necessary to 
 represent or compare. 
 
 'ATreiKoviCu), f. icw, to mould, 
 copy, pourtray : aTTo, eikwv. 
 Hence 
 
 'ATTfticoj/KT/ia, arog, to, a copy, 
 picture, statue. 
 
 'A TTiiKorajg, adv. absurdly, impro- 
 bably : fr. 
 
 'ArreiKujgy same as d7rtoiKu)g, un- 
 like, incongruous, absurd, im 
 probable : ctTro, eiKu). 
 
 'ATTtiXtiovcra, //, poet, for ctTTfi 
 Xkovffa, pres. part. f. g. 'Arrei- 
 Xng, 2 pers. pres. ind. act. fr. 
 
 'AIIEIAE'O, d), yEol. aTreWoi, to 
 threaten, menace, declare in a 
 threatening manner, boast, vow ; 
 impf. TtiTreiXioVf ovr, f. r}<TU}, p 
 i^7rei\i]ica, a. 1. i^7rei\T](Ta. 'A- 
 TTtiXsofiai, mid. to forbid by 
 threats ; a. 1. m. rjTriikrjad^qv, 
 u),aTO, a. 1. m. subj. dTreiXficroj 
 fiat, y, rjTui ; pass, to be intimi- 
 dated by threats. 
 
 'ATTtiXew, f. rjffu}, to involve, en 
 tangle, perplex ; dTrsiXtjOtigf a 
 1. part. pass. : drrb, siXsio or 
 t'lXkoj. 
 
 'ATTttX/y, Fig, i), a threatening, 
 threat, boast : diriiK'no. 
 
 'ATTtiXy'jTTjv, by sync. Ion. for 
 dTreiXtjffdrijp, dual a. 1. act. fr. 
 dTTEiXeui. 
 
 'ATreiXfjTtjp, ijpog, 6, a menacer, 
 boaster ; fern. 'ATrtiXrjrtipa, a 
 
 AOE 
 
 female threat ener. ' ATreiXtj-rri- 
 pioi Xoyot, menacing words : &. 
 
 'A7reiXr]rt)g, ov, 6, a threatener, 
 braggart : nTrnXeu). 
 
 'ATTtiXTjTiKogj r), bi', threatening : 
 fr. drrtiXtio. 
 
 ' A7rtiXr](pa, ng, f, 3 pers. pi. arr- 
 eiXrjipdaii', pert", ind. act. ; part. 
 diTtiXr)<pu)g, xna, 6c, Att. for drro- 
 XfXrjcpa, &i drroXeXtjcpiogyfr. a:ro- 
 Xafifiduit). 
 
 'ATTfjjut, to be away, be absent, 
 be dead ; impf. dTrfjv, f. dmifro' 
 fiai, pr. inf. aTcTvat, pt. dTTvjv, 
 ovcra, bv, absent : aTro, tifxi. 
 
 ' AiTtifxi, or 'Att ill /.It, to go away, 
 depart, f. dmiaofiai & dirkao- 
 ficujii. 2. aTTiov, a. 1. act. dTnlaa, 
 Att. diryttra ; dwytrrav, 3 pi. a. 
 1. act., j»lui)f. mid. or impf. ind. 
 Att. : fr. arro, tljia, or Iriin, to 
 go. In Attic writers, ct^/i & 
 its compounds have a fut. signif, 
 in the pres. "ATnifii, I shall go 
 awav. 
 
 'ATreiTrdfirji', a», oto, I have abdi- 
 cated, renounced, a. 1. m. & in 
 1 pi. dTTHTrdjitOa. 'ATrtiTraiy to 
 have abdicated, a. 1. inf. act. 
 'A7r£t7r£, he forbad, 3 sing. a. I. 
 or 2. act. 
 
 'ATTfiTTov, inf. dTTtiTTcTv, to speak 
 out, declare, announce, forbid, 
 refuse, resign, rtn()unce,despair, 
 dissuade, retract ; Tr/g ffrpart]- 
 yiag, to abdicate the command ; 
 a. 2. act. fr. obsol. ctTTETrw. 
 
 ' AiretpdyaOog, 6, ?/, inexperienced 
 in goodness : dirttpogy dyaOog. 
 Hence 
 
 'ATTfipaydOiog, adv. unskilfully, 
 worthlessly. 
 
 'ATTttpaKig, infinitely, adv. fr. d- 
 TTEipog, infinite. Th. nspag. 
 
 'ATTtipai'Togy 6, i), infinite, liaving 
 no limits, poet, for aTreipog : fr. 
 a, Treipaivu), for irepairii). 
 
 ' A7reipa(TTog, b, >), untried, un- 
 tempted ; su])erior to tempta- 
 tion : a, Tretpd'^io. 
 
 'ATreipdrog, 6, »;, untried, inex- 
 perienced : a, Treipdio. 
 ATreipaxoig, in mfinite ways, adv. 
 fr. aTreipog. 
 
 'ATTEipydQio, same as 
 
 'AwEipyoj, to drive off, exclude, 
 forbid, restrain, prohibit, sepa- 
 rate ; f. Kio, a. ] . ind. act. ccTrap- 
 ^a, p. xa : fr. cetto, elpyio. 
 
 ' ATreipscriog, 6, rj, & Ujov, bound- 
 less, immense, huge, infinite : 
 a, TTtipag. Poet. dTTEpsiaiog, 
 
 'A7reipT)Ku}g, via, bg, unable to 
 speak from weariness, fatigued ; 
 needy, whose resources are ex- 
 hausted, dTreiprjKihg xptjj^iafri, 
 Demosth. part. fr. din'ipr]Ka, pf. 
 ind. act.; a7rc(pr;/^fi/oc, perf. part, 
 pass, interdicted, forbidden j fr. 
 dirtpkio, to speak. 
 (60) 
 
 AHE 
 
 ' Airiipr]Tog, 6, r), untried, inex- 
 perienced : a, TTtipdii). 
 
 ' ATnip'ia, ag, r), inexperience, ig- 
 norance : fr. the same. 
 
 'ATTtipiTog, Of ri, endless, bound- 
 less, infinite : a, Trnpag. 
 
 'ATTtlpKn, ag, Cjin 3 pi. aTrelp^ar, 
 a. 1. ind. act. fr. aTrtinyu). 
 
 'ATrn.p6yap.og, 6, >), unmarried : 
 diTupog, ydfiog. 
 
 'A7r£/p6^aK:puc,i'o^,6, 77, untried in 
 tears ; weeping without bounds: 
 aTTfipog, iuKpv. 
 
 ' ATrnpo9dXa(T(Tog, & ATTtipoOd- 
 XaTTog, b, r), imacquainted witli 
 the sea or naval attairs : a7r«t- 
 pog, OdXafrrra. 
 
 'A TreipoKaKfo), u>, to be ingenuous, 
 uninlUieneed by malice: & 
 
 'ATTtipoKaKog, 6, 7), not versed in 
 evils ; not wicked, harmless : 
 dTTtipog, KUKog. 
 
 A TTttpoKaXia, ignorance of what is 
 right and honourable; folly: fr. 
 
 ' ATreiprKaXog, b, 1), devoid of ho- 
 nour, ignorant of moral excel- 
 lence or decorum : aTretpot;, ku- 
 Xog. 
 
 ' ATreipoXex*)£y ^"(Ti <^j V) ^^ot par- 
 taking of the nuptial couch, uu- 
 mairied : aTrtipog, XkxoQ' 
 
 'ATTtipofidxcig, a, 6, Dor. for 
 ' ATTiipopaxngy ov, b, inexperi- 
 enced in war or battle: aTrtipof, 
 
 ^l^axi]. 
 
 ' Att tipog, 6, 1), inexperienced, ig- 
 norant : a, TTtipa. 
 
 "ATTiipog, 6, r/, unbounded, infi- 
 nite, immense : a, TZf pag. 
 ATTfipog, ov, 1), Dor. lor ijTrtipog, 
 a continent. 
 
 ATnipoavinj, rjg, »), inexperience: 
 fr. aTreipog. 
 
 ' ATrEipio^h>,}ifog, 6, >;, not having 
 ex[)erienced the pangs of tra, vail: 
 dneipog, ujdig. 
 
 'ATTauHov, ovog, 6, t), infinite, 
 boundless, extensive, endless, 
 lasting : fr. a, Trtlpag. 'Attj ipwi* 
 yoir], the round earth, whoso 
 limits are unknown, Hom. Also 
 ignorant. Soph. : fr. a, Trtipa. 
 
 'Airtipiog, adv. ignorantly, unskil- 
 ful Iv, infill itelv. 
 
 ATTtiaa, ag, e, Att. amjifra, a. 1. 
 ind. act. & dTreicrofiai, f. of 
 aTreifu. 
 
 ATTtitTTog, b, t), deaf to persua- 
 sion, mfiexible, obstinate. Hence 
 'ATreKTTov, ov, rb, obstinacy, wil- 
 fulness : fr. a, tteiOoj. 
 
 ATTtixov, eg, e, impf. act. ctTret- 
 Xbfiijv, ov, iTo, impf. pass. fr. 
 
 'A7r£(cdX£t,he was naming, 3 sing, 
 impf. ind. act. fr. dTroKuXkot. 
 
 ATTSKdXvxpa, I uncovered, reveal- 
 ed, a. 1. ind. act.fr.d7ro»ca\i'7rr<.j. 
 
 'A-TTiKyovog, b, r), a great grand- 
 child, descendant: dirb,tKyovog 
 
 AFIE 
 
 •A7r£(C(^f X0/*«»> to expect, anxious- 
 ly wait for, conclude, f. ctTrtJc^e- 
 Kofiai, pei*f. pass. aTreKdiStyfiai, 
 a. 1. mid. aTreKt^iKd^inv : fr. 
 d-b, UdiXf^pai. 
 
 ' XmKCvofiai, to put off one's 
 clothes, strip, despoil, renounce. 
 f. d/TCic^i'o-o/Ltat, a. 1 . m. dTrt%t^v- 
 ndixriv, pt. dTtKSvffdjisvog, hav- 
 ing i>ut off : fr. drrb, Ik^vw. 
 
 'ATritcSvaig, twg, 1), a. desjmiling, 
 the act of putting off, renunci- 
 ation. 
 
 'ATreK\ai6fit]v, & 3 pi. aVcKrXat- 
 ovTO, impf. ]»ass. fr. dTroKXaiuj. 
 
 ' A7reK\ai'9dvofiai, to forget, a. 2. 
 aTTf^cXa^o/i/^v, & poet, by Ion. 
 redupl.d/TCkrXcXaGo/tjyv : fr. ctTTo, 
 iK\av9dvu). 
 
 'ArriicXaffa. ag, e, I broke off, a. 
 I. ind. fr. aTroicXdw. 
 
 'A7rt»rX£yo^ai,to disa})prove of in 
 nil election, reject : fr. aTro, Ik- 
 Xsyofiai. 
 
 'ATTfKXtKTa, ag, e, 8c 3 pi. aTrk- 
 K\ti(Tav,Si. 1. ind. act. of dTro- 
 
 KXtiiO. 
 
 'A7rf»rXfXa0o/ii;i'. See diTtKXav- 
 
 Oavojiai. 
 'A7r£/coi|/a, I cut off, a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 of aVoKOTrrui. 
 'ATTtJcptj'rtyttyv, w, aro, I answer- 
 ed, a. I. m. fr. diroKpivofiai. 
 'ATTtKpv^dfirii/, a. 1. m. dTz'iKpv- 
 
 xj/a, a. 1. ind. act. fr. dTroKpvTTToj. 
 'ATTiKTavov, a. 2. ind. act. ctTTf- 
 
 KTuva, a. 1. ind. act. dTr'iKTOva, 
 
 j>erf. m. fr. dTroKTtivoj. 
 ^ATTBKTamg, thjg, 1), an expansion, 
 
 extension : ctTro, tKrtivio. 
 'ATTiKTtjTog, b, j), uncombed : & 
 'ATTEKTog, b, y), the same : fr. a, 
 
 TTEKTEU). 
 
 'ATrtXadkvreg, nom. pi. a. 1. pass. 
 
 fr, dTTEXavpu}. 
 ' ATrtXafiTTofjiiiv, impf. pass, 'Atte- 
 
 Xai.nI/a, a. 1. ind. act. of ctTTo- 
 
 XdfiTTlO. 
 
 ' A-TTEXafTia, ag, »}, an expulsion : 
 fr. aTTEXavvio. 
 
 'A;r£Xa<Trof, & 'ArrXaoToc, b, y). 
 inaccessible, to which it is un- 
 safe to approach : a, TTEXd^io. 
 
 'ATTEXavvio, to drive off or away, 
 expel, reject, ride away or back, 
 go away, f. dyrEXdaio, Att. dir- 
 tXui, a. 1 . dTTtjXafTa, p. d/r/yXaica : 
 fr. dTrb, kXavino. 
 
 'A-TTEXavaa, Sc Ion. d7ri]Xav<Ta, I 
 enjoyed, a. 1. fr. aVoXaj'w. 
 
 ' ATTiXatppviHo, to lighten, ease, f. 
 J'w : fr. dirb, iXatpfivvu). 
 
 'ATTEXdio, poet, for ctTrfXaiTfa). 
 
 'A7rEXEyf.ibg, ov, b, a refutation, 
 conviction, reproof, contempt : 
 fr. 
 
 ATTEXeyxio, to refute, rebuke, 
 convince ; f. y^a>, a. 1. drrriXEyKa, 
 pei'f. act. d7n)XEyxn, perf. ]):iss. 
 d7r»yXtyyi«i, a. 1. pass. aV/yXfy- 
 
 AHE 
 
 AUE 
 
 X^^Vj a. 1. m. dTrriXEy^dfttjv :| ^avro, fr, aTro/xopyvvfju. 
 
 fr. aTTO, IXiyxio. 
 'ATreXE9pog, b, 7), immense : fr. a, 
 
 TrsXE9pov, or 7zXk9poi', an acre. 
 'A7r€Xf//3£0', by apoc. for aVeXtt- 
 
 fiero, was dropping, 3 sing, im- 
 
 perf. ind. m. fr. aTroXtt/So^at. 
 ^ATrEXsKrjTog, b, 7), not made 
 
 smooth b}' a hatchet or plane : 
 
 fr. a, TTfXEKvg. 
 'ATreXB(T9ai, to have taken away. 
 
 Ion. for d(pEXEa9ai, a. 2. inf. ni. 
 
 fr. dcpEiXonnv, a. 2. m. fr. d<p- 
 
 aiptuj. 
 ' ATrEXEv9Epia,ag, y), manumission, 
 
 freedom : fr. 
 'ATrEXEv9Epog, b, r), a freedman : 
 
 ttTTo, EXEi)OEpog. Hence 
 
 'A7r£X£i;0£p6u>, f. UXTUJ, p. ojKa, to 
 
 set free, emancipate. Hence 
 ' ATrEXEv9tpu)aig, eojg, »y, manu- 
 mission. 
 'ATTEXEvaofiai, y, Erai, & in 3 pi. 
 
 dTTEXEvcyovrai, f. 1. fr. dnfpxo- 
 
 fxai. 
 'ATTsXiiyEv, he ceased, 3 sing. 
 
 impf. act. fr. dTroX/'yyw. 
 'ATTeXryXaJCrt, Att. for aTT/yXoK-a, 
 
 perf. ind. act. 'A7rfX»yXaro, 3 
 
 sing. plup. pass, of d-TTEXavvu). 
 'A7rEX9^, a. 2. imp. ; 'ATreXOfTv, 
 
 aor. 2. inf. 'ATrEX9iov, ovtra, ov, 
 
 a. 2. part. fr. dwEpx^fiai' 
 'AtteXittoi', Eg, e, I left, a. 2. ind. 
 
 act. fr. dTToXtiTTtu. 
 'ATTfXX/yc, ov, b, Apelles, a man's 
 
 name. Lat. Apella. 
 'ATTEXoyriaaTo, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. 
 
 m. fr. dTToXoyEOfxai. 
 ' AtteXoixevoi, Ion. for dcpEXonEVoi, 
 
 having snatched away, nom. pi. 
 
 a. 2, part. m. of dcpaipEu). 
 'AtteXttiZm, to despair, hope in 
 
 return ; f. iVw, p. diryiXTriKa, a. 
 
 1. dTn)XTri<Ta, a. 1. ]>art. aVfX- 
 
 TTirrag : fr. drrb, tXTri^io. 
 'ATrEXu9i]v, i]g,ij, I was ac(iuitted, 
 
 a. 1. pass. fr. dTroXvofiai. 
 ' ATTEXvfiaivoniji', ov, ero, impf. 
 
 ])ass. fr. d—oXvuaivofiai. 
 ' ATTkXvaa, ag, e, I let go, a. 1. 
 
 ind. act. of dTToXvoj. 
 'ATrfXtu/i/yO/yr, yjg, ij, I was in- 
 jured, a. 1. ind. pass. fr. dTToXtj- 
 
 fidofiai. 
 ' ATT'Efia9ov, Eg, E, I unlearnt, a. 2. 
 
 ind. act. of d7rofiav9di'(i). 
 ' ATTE}iapdv9i]V, rjg, rj, I pined 
 
 away, a. 1. ind. pass. fr. aTrofia- 
 
 paivoftai. 
 'ATTEfiEcraa, ag, e, a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 poet, for dnffXEffa, fr. 'Atte^'eid, 
 
 to vomit forth : fr. dTrb, Ipkio. 
 'ATrEfiVfjaajJii]!', (o, aro, a, 1. ind. 
 
 m., 3 pi. dTTEyiviifravTo, inf. aTvo- 
 
 fivr](Tai79ai, fr. dTrofitfiifrjffKOfiai. 
 'ATTEnopyvvv, vg, v, impf. ind. 
 
 act. & 
 'ATTf/zopfd/nyj', w, aro, I wiped 
 
 awav, a. 1. m. and 3 pi. aVfyLtop- 
 (CI) 
 
 ^ATTEfiTToXElO, at, OV ' ATTEflTToXdlO, 
 
 f. i](Tu), to sell, put up for sale, 
 dispose of : fi*. dTrb, linroXtw. 
 
 'A7rt/i7roX»y0^i/ai, a. l.inf. pass. & 
 
 'A7r£/i7roX;y(Ta, ug,E,a. I. ind. act. 
 of the preceding verb. 
 
 'A7r£/iv0£o/w/yx', ov, eto, impf. ind. 
 }>ass. oi dTroi-iv9'toiiai. 
 
 'ATTEfKpaii'Ofiai, to disagree, be 
 unlike. Hence 
 
 'Atte fxipaaig, Eojg, ry, unlikeness, 
 contradiction, absurdity : fr. OTTO, 
 kficpaivio. 
 
 'ATTEpapEprig, kog, b, 7), unlike, dis- 
 similar : aTTO, kfi(pEp7)g. 
 
 ' ATrkvavTi, & 'ATTEvavriov, adv. 
 before the face of, opposite t<», 
 against, with a gen. : fr. uTrb, 
 
 EVai'Tl. 
 
 'ATTfi'apjsw, f. iK(o, to strip of 
 
 the armour : aTro, IvapiZu). 
 'ATrEvda9r]v, a. 1. pass, of aTTO- 
 
 vdijj. 
 'ATrEvsyKa(T9ai, a. 1. inf. m. 
 
 'ATTEi'EyKojp, ovna, bv, a. 2. part. 
 
 ' ATrEvkyKai, a. 1. inf. act. fr. 
 
 aTTotpepio. 
 'ATTSvELKa, a. 1. of aTrEVEiicio, for 
 
 aTrotpfpoK 
 'ATTEVEixOfig, EVTog, 0, Ion. for 
 
 dTrEVEx9Eig, ov dTrEr>Eyx9Eig, a. 
 
 1. part. pass. d7rqpEix9r]v, i]g, rj, 
 
 lonA'or dTrr)i'Ex9 i]V, or dTrrjvEy X- 
 Oyfv, a. 1. ind. pass. fr. d7ro0€p<o. 
 'Attevettio &. 'ATrEvvETrti), to for- 
 bid, oppose, renounce : aTro, 
 
 EVETruJ. 
 
 'A7r£i'6/fTi', Dor. for aTrtX^ftv, a. 
 
 2. inf. of aTTEpx'^ficii- 
 'ATrEi'9t)g, eog, 6, I'y, without sor- 
 row, not sorrow ful : a, 7rEv9og. 
 
 'ATrEv9rirog, b, 7), unlamented, 
 not grieving : a, TrEv9'f(j>. 
 
 ' Att EviavTiZ,io, to be absent or ex- 
 iled for a year : aTrb, iviavrog. 
 
 ' ATTEvoa^KJa, I separated, a. 1. 
 ind. act. fr. dTrovoa<piZ,io. 
 
 'ATrkvTEg, having sent away. Ion. 
 for dtp'EVTEg, n. pi. a. 2. part. act. 
 of d^itifit. 
 
 'ATrE^ajxapTai'io, to commit a 
 fault, sin : fr. aTrb, i^afiaprdvo). 
 
 'ATrE^Edv<Tdf.ii]v, I put off, a. 1, 
 ind. m. of aTrtK^voiiai. 
 
 ' ATrE^tXa96fii]v, I forgot, & poet, 
 by Ion. redupl. dTrEKXEXa96f^iriv, 
 aor. 2. m. of dTrEKXav9dvojxai. 
 
 'ATrE^ijpanEvog, t}, oy. Ion. for 
 dTrE^r)pa[.ifiEi'og, part. fr. aTTE^I]- 
 pafifjiai, perf. j)ass. fr. ctTro^'i- 
 paivio. 
 
 'ATreoiKa, ag, s, I am unlike, perf. 
 m. cSc 
 
 'ATrsoiKE, imperson. it is unbe- 
 coming, not right ; fr. dTTEiKuj. 
 
 ^ATrEoiKoTiog, differently, impro- 
 bably, absurdly, unjustly, adv. fr. 
 
 'ATTEoWihg, via, bg, different from, 
 disagreeing with, absurd, incon- 
 
ADE 
 
 ADE 
 
 AIIE 
 
 AOE 
 
 Ann 
 
 AIIH 
 
 gruous, averse ; part. pcrf. act. 
 of obsol. aTTSiKoj. Th. (Ikio. 
 
 'A-n-eovTa, absent, aec. sing, cnrt- 
 ovroQ, gen. ping. Ion. or poet, 
 for aTTOvrog^ i'v. dirajv, ovcra, bv, 
 pres. part. fr. d-n-tifxi. 
 
 ' ATTiTravTOQ, 6, r), unripened, un- 
 ripe : a, TTtTTaivM. 
 
 'AirkTreipog, 6, 17, unripe, imma- 
 ture : a, TrkTTttpog. 
 
 ' ATTS-nrXayKa, a. 1. ind. act. 'Atts- 
 TrXa'yx^^/''-. aor. 1. ind. pass. & 
 *A7n7rXay^a^r]v, a. 1. m. fr. 
 ciTTOTrXai^io. 
 
 ^ATTtTrXtvtya, &. 3 pi. aTrerrXtvffav, 
 aor. 1. act. fr. (xttottXew. 
 
 "ATmrXogy b, r), without a peplum, 
 veil, or hood : a, 7r£7r\og. 
 
 'ATTtTTvn, 3 sing. impf. ind. act. 
 'ATreirvtvaa, a. 1. ind. act. A: 
 'ATrerrviVfTaixiiv, a>, arOy a. 1. m. 
 
 of aTTOTTvUo. 
 
 'ATTgTTt'i^a, 1 strangled, a. 1. ind. 
 
 act. fr. aTTOTTviyoj. 
 'ATTSTTTaurjv^ a. 2. ind. m. ; inf. 
 dTroTrraaOai, part. uTroTTTafu- 
 vog ; ciTrkTrrr]}', a. 2. ind. act., in 
 3 pi. d-KiirTi]aav ; inf. tnroTTTr)- 
 vai ; part. diroiTTdg^ ana, dv : 
 fr. cKpiiTTrfi-u, «Sc a^iTrrajuac. 
 "ATreTTTog, 6, rj, uncooked, undi- 
 gested, indigestible, unripe. 'A- 
 7r£7rr£(u, w, not to digest, suffer 
 from indigestion : o, TrsTrrw. 
 "A7re,u, for i'/Trep, which ; for w(T- 
 TTip, as, according as. Fr. offTrtp. 
 'AirepavroXoyia, ag, y), loquacity: 
 
 fr. 
 'A-rrfpavToXoyog, 6, r/, unbounded 
 in speech, talkative, a babbler : 
 ccTTtpavTog, Xoyog. 
 'A-TrtpavTog, 6, r), unbounded, in- 
 finite, endless ; incomplete ; dif- 
 ficult to pass through ; tending 
 to no good end. 'ATTspdvrvDg, 
 unboundedly, adv. : a, Trepaivio. 
 'ATrfpyd^ojACdy to work off, make, 
 form, execute ; f. daouai, p. 
 d7r(ipyu(Tp,ai, inf. dTrepyaZ^iffOai: 
 fr. a;r6, tpyd'!:ionat. Hence 
 ^ATTtpyaaia, ag, »), an accomplish- 
 ing, completion, performance : & 
 'ATTfpyaariKbg, r), bv, capable of 
 making or working. 
 'ATTfpy/iai, perf. pass. : hence 
 dTrioy^kvog,r],oVy\anAoY diTiip- 
 ynkvog,r]yOV, fr. 
 'ATTEoytu, to expel, exclude, pre- 
 clude, hinder. Ion. for dirt'ipytt} : 
 fr. aTTO, tipyio. 
 ' Airkpti. as, just as : I'nnp. 
 *A7repti^ovTO, 3 pi. impf. pass, of 
 ^ATTtptiSu), Si'ATnpiiSo^ai, to fix 
 firmly, fix upon, lean or rest 
 upon : aTTO, kpeicoj. 
 'ATTspeiaaffOai, a. 1. mf. m. fr. the 
 
 preceding. 
 'ATTtpeiai, for aTrfpciffta, & by 
 metath. direipeffia, infinite, vast : 
 a, TTfoaf. 
 
 *A7rsptt(Tig, etog, »/, a leaning, re- 
 liance, dependence : fr. dTrepsiSoj. 
 'Airtpku), pojy to announce, declare, 
 deny, forbid ; perf. aTrtiprjKa, I 
 fail, shik with fatigue, Joecome 
 disheartened or exhausted, de- 
 spond. See dTrtiprjKibg: fr. dirb, 
 ipsio. 
 'ATrepiyevriTog, »/, ov, unconquer- 
 
 ed, invincible : a, Trfpiy ivofiai. 
 ^ A7repiXdXT)Tog, 6, r), not to be 
 vanquished in loquacity : a, 
 TTipiXaXsu). 
 'A7rfpifiipif.ivo}g, carelessly, in- 
 considerately : a, TTfpi, fifpifiva. 
 ' ATrepiupicTTog, 6, //, indefinite, 
 
 unlimited : a, TTipiopi^io. 
 'A7repi(TKe7rrog, 6, »/, inconsider- 
 ate, incautious. Hence 
 ' A—epiaKSTTTiogy adv. without cir- 
 cumspection, incautiously : fr. 
 a, TT pirTKeirrog. 
 
 'AwtpiffTraffTog, 6, 17, not drawn 
 asunder, unshaken, not distract- 
 ed or disturbed : a, TrepiffTra- 
 (TTog. Hence 
 'A7rf|Oi(T;rdoToj^, adv. withour 
 drawing asunder, without dis- 
 traction, composedly. 
 'ATrfptoTorog, 6, //,not surround- 
 ed, standing alone, unprotected, 
 secure : a, TrtpiTr??//!. 
 ' ATifpiTnr]Tog, 6, »}, uncircum- 
 
 cised : a, TrepiTfjivio. 
 ' ATreniTpeTrrog, b, //, not to be 
 turned about, unchangeable : a, 
 TrEpiTpsTTTog : & 
 'ATrtpiTpoTTog, b, //, not returning 
 
 home : a, TrepiToeTroj. 
 'A-Trkpirrffog or -rrog, b, r/, having 
 nothing superHuous, plain, sim- 
 ple : a, TTEpiffffog. Hence 
 'ATrfpt'r-wc, adv. not elaborately, 
 
 w ithout ornament. 
 'ATTtptrrwrog, 6, »'/, without ex- 
 crements, which are called 
 TTSoiTTwuara. 
 'A7rfpi0£p>/c, sag, 6, ?), not round- 
 ed ; a, TTcpj, ipepu). 
 ' ATTsp^ag, aj'Tog, by a. 1. part. act. 
 fr. dTToppt'Cio, := dTToGvoj. Th. 
 p£^(»>, f. pE^io Sc tn^u) by metath. 
 'Airtppe, go and be hanged, pres. 
 imp. of dTTfppio : fr. d-rrb, ippto. 
 'ATTsppioyihg, orog, 6, broken off, 
 riven asunder, perf. part. m. fr. 
 dTToppijyvvfii. 
 'ATTtpvOpidio, f. uffu), to lay aside 
 shame, act shamelessly : aTro, 
 tpvOpidu). 
 'ATTipuKo), to drive off, ward off, 
 repel ; f. ^u>, p. x** • ^^' "^0, 
 
 tpVKU). 
 
 'ATTfpt'w, f. v(Tio, to draw, pull, or 
 
 tear from : aTro, tpi'to. 
 'ATTspxop-ai, to go out or away, 
 
 depart, retire, withdraw, die ; 
 
 f. dTTtXivffoi^iai, a. 2. a7ri/X0ov, 
 
 ig, €, a. 2. subj. aTrkXOu), yg, y, 
 I a. 2. inf. drrtXOHi', a. 2. part. 
 (62) 
 
 d-rrtXOojv, ovffa, bv, whose nom. 
 pi. f. dTTiXQovaai, perf. mid. 
 dTreXiiXvOa : fr. aTro, tpxo/iai. 
 
 'ATTtpiofvg, kiog, b, one who hin- 
 ders another, makes him re- 
 cede : fr. 'ATTtpioSio, f. i](Tu), to 
 recede, withdraw, desist, relax : 
 dirb, ipMSio. 
 
 'ATrkpujToc, b, ri, without love : 
 aTTO, tOiDg. 
 
 "Atteq, Ion. for dtpeg, a. 2. impor. 
 act. fr. a. 2. d0//v, of d^it)pi. 
 
 'ATTtffa^a, a. 1. ind. act. of dTTo- 
 
 'ATTtafiag, thou wast extinguish- 
 ed, put to death. Dor. for aV- 
 £o-/3»/c, 2 s. a. 2. 'A7rk(T(3i)(Ta, a. 
 1. ind. act. ' ATrta^r]KCog, orog, 6, 
 perf. i)art. fr. diroG^'tvvvi^Li «Sc 
 d-xoa^itvvvM ; f. diroa^i'iaM, p. 
 dTTsaliijKa, as if fr. dTToffjSnfit. 
 
 'A7rea<ifi(p9cu, perf. inf. pass, fr, 
 
 dTTOCTKiflTTTOpai. 
 
 'ATTSfTKoXvpptvog, 1], ov, excori- 
 ated, flayed, perf. ])art. pass. fV. 
 dTTO(JKoXv7TTop.ai. Th.(TKo\i'7rrw. 
 
 'ATTfffojLiac, I shall be absent, f. 1. 
 
 of dTTUpi. 
 
 'AirkffTraaa, I drew, a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 fr. dTzoaiidu). 
 'A7re(T(Tv9tv, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. pass. 
 
 JEo\. or Bucot. ^ poet, for aVf- 
 
 ffvOrjaav, they burst or rushed 
 
 forth, fr. d-JToaivo^iai. 
 'ATzkaavTO, he was repulsed, 3 
 
 sing, plnpf. ind. pass. poet, for 
 
 dTi(jk(JVTO, of the same verb. 
 'A7rccrrd\»;v, i]g, ij, aor. 2. ind. 
 
 pass. ' A7rt(JTdXB)]v, rjg, t), a. 1. 
 
 pass. 'ATTtoraXKo, ag, f, perf. 
 
 ind. act. 'ATrf<TraX/xai, perf. 
 
 ind. pass. 'ATr^araXoi', a. 2. ind. 
 
 act. & 'ATTfOToXa, ag, €, pei"!. 
 
 ind. mid. fr. dTroariXXio. 
 *A7r's(TTaaaVy they were absent, 
 
 Ion. for d7rB<TTtj(Tnv, 3 pi. a. 2. 
 
 md. act. See aVecrr//!'. 
 'ATTEareiXn, ag, f, a. I. ind. act. 
 
 'ATToffrfMarc, 2plur.a. 1. imper. 
 
 act. of dTToareXXu). 
 'A7rt(TTtpT](Ta, ag, (, a. I. ind. act. 
 
 of dirofrrtpkio. 
 'ATrkaTrjv, & in 3 pi. dTr'tarrjaaw 
 
 a. 2. ind. act. & 
 'AiriffTTitTa, ag, e, a. 1. ind. act. 
 .fr. d(l)i(TTtifxi. Th. 'i(TTiif.ii. 
 'Atteotixoi', ig, e, I went away, 
 
 Avithdrew, a. 2. ind. act. of aTro- 
 
 (TTei\uj. Th. <yTei\a>. 
 ' Air'tdToXa, I sent, perf. ind. mi<l. 
 
 of dTTooreXXaj. Th. oriXXw. 
 'A-TreaTpaufxkvog, averted, perf. 
 
 pt. pass, of d—o(TTpe(p^JJ. Hence 
 ' A7rearpafii.dvit)g, adv. inversely, 
 
 in a different manner. 
 'ATrtorpa^or, a. 2. ind. act. aTT- 
 
 c«Trpd^»;j',a.2.ind.pass.dTr£0Tpf- 
 
 ^a, a. I. ind. act. fr. otTroffrpt^w- 
 'ATTfTro*, bog, ovg, rj, absence : 
 
 fi". d—tlf(l. 
 
 Wtt'kttm, 3 sing, imper. of aireini. 
 'ATno<pdXr]v, tig, »;, I wandered 
 
 from, was deceived, a. 2. ind. 
 
 pass. fr. aTTOff^aXXw. 
 'A7rf<TX';Ka, «C) f> perf. ind. act. 
 
 Wtt'kjxov, eg, c, a. 2. ind. act. 
 
 'A7r£<Txo/i»7i', a. 2. m. of dTrkxut. 
 'AwiTafiov, eg, e, I cut off, a. 2. 
 
 iiul. act. fr. aTrorffivoj. 
 'ATTtTkOy}!', i;c, Vy he wa.s put 
 
 down, a. 1. ind. pass, of aVort- 
 
 f////a. 
 'Attstivvvov, 3 pi. impf. ind. act. 
 
 of a'rrortj'i'jW. 
 'A-rriTpayov, (c, f, I devoured, a. 
 
 2. ind. act. fr. dTrorpioyuj. 
 'ATrtrpwTTwiTo, they were turned 
 
 to flight, 3 pi. impf. pass. fr. 
 
 d7rorp<i»Tra'<«>. 
 'A7rev()i)g, ioc, &. 'ATrevOog, 6, >'/. 
 
 of whom nothing has been heard ;' 
 
 having heard nothing, ignorant: 
 
 a, TrtvBofxai or TrvvOdvonai. 
 'A-rrtvOvvu), f. i/i'oi, to straighten, 
 
 direct, correct, rule : wTro, tv- 
 
 Ovvoj. 
 'AirevKTbg, 1), bv, & 'ATrevxerog, 
 
 o, 1), accursed, execi'able, ab- 
 
 • •minable : aTTfi'XOjuat. 
 'AtitvvdKt^, f. (Tw, to lull to sleep : 
 
 aTTO, ivvdC^. 
 
 ' Ainvxop-ai, to deprecate, exe- 
 crate, abominate: aTro, fvxofxai. 
 'ATTEipevyov, eg, e, impf. ind. act. 
 
 fr. aTTotptvyio. 
 ATTfcpriva, ag, e, I showed, a. 1. 
 
 ind. act. of dTrotpaivo). 
 ' Airt(pQapp.'irog, ?;, ov, corrupted, 
 
 pf. |)t. pass, oi d7ro(j)6eiponai. 
 'A7rt(p0eyKdfi7}v, to, aro, I spoke, 
 ^ a. 1. ind. m. oi diroipOeyyofiai. 
 KiriipQiTO, he perished, died, 3 
 
 sing pluperf. ])ass. of aTrotpGiio. 
 "Attj^Ooc;, 6, »/, thoroughly re- 
 fined, as metals : fr. d7re\ptu), 
 
 Ion. for d0£i//£a>. 
 'ATTBfpvyvv, eg. e, I fled fi'om, a. 
 
 2. ind. act. of djcotpevyu). 
 Airkxei, it is sufficient, it is 
 
 enough, impers. fr. drrkxio- 
 'A7rkxe<T9ai, to abstain from, pres. 
 
 inf. pass. fr. dTrkxoj. 
 ' ATrexOaipio, to detest, render 
 
 odious ; f. npoi, a. 1. dTrijxOijpa : 
 
 fr. aTTO, txOaipu). 
 ' ATTtxOdvy, 2 sing. pres. subj, 
 
 I'ass. of 
 'ATTtxOdvoixai, f. x^uffofiai, to be 
 
 liated, be odious, hate ; aTrtX" 
 
 Oo/x?;j', a. 2. m. : drrb, tx^og. 
 'AirixBtia, eiag, 1), hatred, en- 
 mity : fr. dTTfx^*;?- 
 '-\7rex9(fiEvai, to be hateful, & 
 
 Ion. dvexBefxev, Att. & Uor. for 
 
 ftVjx^fiJ', pres. inf. of dTr'ix9ui, 
 
 '>r d7rtx9dvofiai. 
 ' A ~'ex9i}ai, thou shouldst be hated, 
 
 - sing. pres. subj. pass. Ion. for 
 
 dTTtxOy, fr. dirtx^oi-iai. 
 'A7rex9tipa, arog, to, a thing 
 
 hated, an object of hatred : & 
 
 'A7rex9T)g, kog, 6, j), hated, odious, 
 hostile : aTro, tx9og. 
 
 ' ATrex9r](soiiai, I shall be hated, 
 f. 1. m. fr. d7rex9dvofiai. 
 
 'AirexBoiro, 3 sing. a. 2. opt. fr. 
 a7r€x9dvoij.ai. 
 
 'A7rex9ofiai, f. BrfffOfxai, p. dTrrjx- 
 9 f} fiat, to be offended, hate ; be 
 hated or hateful, incur hatred : 
 aTTO, fx^*^A*"'' 
 
 *A7rsx96p.j]v, I was hated, impf, 
 ind. Ion. fr. the same. 
 
 'A7rex9iog, odiously, hatefully, 
 adv. fr. dTTExOrjg. 
 
 'ATTsxpteTo, used impersonally for 
 
 'AttexP^?, ^^ ^as sufficient, inq>f. 
 impers. of aTToxpr/, it is suflicient. 
 
 ' ATTtxvpoio, & 'ATrox»\o«o>, a>, f. 
 ioau), to fortify : fr. dirb, tx^'pow. 
 
 'AttIxw, eig, ei, to receive back, 
 obtain, be distant, keep off, de- 
 fend, hinder, withhold, sepai-atc ; 
 f. d<pk^i)}, p. dTTttTx^JKa, a. 2, 
 d-jTsffxov, with an ace. 'ATr^xft, 
 impers. it suffices. Mid. 'Att- 
 cx^fttttj to keep one's self off', 
 abstain from, with a gen. ; im- 
 perf. dTreixoiJiTjv, a. 2. m. d-e- 
 (TxbfiTjVyH. 2. inf. m. d7irocrxf<^9ai: 
 
 . aTTO, tx*^' 
 A-mxpia, ag, r), indigestion : fr. a, 
 Tr£v//tc. 
 A-t^puxovTO, 3 i^L impf. m. fr. 
 
 dTTO^VXlO. 
 
 ATTtojv, absent. Ion. for aTrwv, 
 
 pros. part. act. fr. direim, to be 
 
 absi'ut. 
 Airy, he should be absent, 3 sing, 
 
 pres. subj. act. of the same ver ). 
 ATTTjyayov, eg, e, I led away, a. 
 
 2. Att. for dTTtiynv, fr. d-rrdyoj. 
 Ain'iyyeiXa, a. 1, ind, act. & 
 A7niyyeX}]v, i]g, rj, a. 2. ind, pass. 
 
 fr. aTTayyeXXw. 
 A7rt]yse<r9ai, for dtptjyktaBai, fr. 
 
 d(pT]yeoftai, to relate. 
 A7r//y///ia, arog, rb. Ion. for a'0- 
 
 rjyrjjxa, a relating, telling. 
 A7rr]yr}(Ja<y9ai, Ion. for d<pi]yi)- 
 
 (TaaOai, a. 1. mf. m. fr. d<pTjyto- 
 
 fiai. 
 A7rriyi]aig, a memoir, naii*ation, 
 
 story ; Ion. for d(pi]yr]aig. 
 Arrtiyfiai, ^ai, Krai, perf. ind. 
 
 pass, of ctTra'yw. 
 
 ATrrjyKdfijfv, lo, aro, a. 1. m. fr. 
 
 djra'yx^j f, y^w. 
 ATrr/yoi', Att. dTrrjyayov, a. 2. 
 
 ind, act, of d-Trdyoj. 
 ATrrjyx^i, ctg, e, I have suffocated, 
 
 perf. ind. act, fr. dirdyx^' 
 A7n]Ssa9r)v, I was eaten away ; 
 
 a. 1. ind. pass. fr. aTredio. 
 ATryeiv, eig, ei, pluperf, m, in 3 
 
 J)!, dTTijeiffav, & Att. dirytaav : 
 
 fr. dTTfi/it, to go away. 
 A7ryt(Ta, ag, e, Att. for direXaa, 
 
 a. 1. ind. act, of dirtipi. 
 ATTtjBUofiOf to strain : aTro, i)9ho. 
 
 (g:j) 
 
 'A7r>}»cf, a. 1. ind. Ion. for dtpriKf, 
 he sent away ; fr. dfpitjfu. 
 
 'ATTTjKoog, b, 7), disobedient ; the 
 same as dvrfKoog : fr. ctTro, aKoij. 
 
 ' ATrTjKpifSionkvog, exactly or accu- 
 rately made ; part. perf. pass. & 
 
 * ATrT}K.pi^{ofiivitjg, adv. complete- 
 ly, accurately : fr. dKpi(36ofiai, 
 ovfiai. Th. dKpifttjg, accurate. 
 
 ' ATrriKTog, o, >), not compacted, 
 not concreted, uncongealed : a, 
 
 TTTjyjWfil. 
 
 'Ain'jXaKa, peif. act. 'ATn'jXaffa, 
 
 ag, f, a. 1. act. fr. dTrtXavrui. 
 ' AirijXavov, eg, e, & aVtXai'or, I 
 
 reaped the fruits of, iniperf. ind. 
 
 act. of dTToXavhj. 
 ' AirriXavaa, & 'Air'tXavrra, a. 1. 
 
 ind. act. of the same verb. 
 ATTrfXytjKa, ag, e, perf. ind. act. 
 
 of oTraXygw. 
 'ATr?;Xfy£w, to neglect, disregard : 
 
 & 
 'ATTTjXeyfjg, sog, b, 1), regardless 
 
 of others, cruel, savage, as i " 
 
 caring for nothing. Hence adv. 
 
 * AirifXtykiog, fiercely, intrepidly, 
 
 unequivocally : fr. dirb, dXtyw. 
 ' A7n)Xey^a, ag, e, I refuted ; a. 
 
 1. ind. act. & 
 'ATTijXey^dpijv, u), aro, the same, 
 
 a. 1, ind. m. of dirtXiyx^- 
 'A7rt]Xeyx9)}V, tjg, ij, 1 was re- 
 filled ; a. 1. ind. pass, of cett- 
 tXgyxw. 
 'ATr/)X0oj', eg, e, I went away; a. 
 
 2. ind, act. fr. dTrepxi^fiai. 
 \\7rrjXia(TTi)g, ov, b, an enemy to 
 
 lawsuits : aTro, yXiaia. 
 
 'A7rtjXi9i6u), f. i!)<Tio, to deprive of 
 sense, stultify : d~b, iiXiGwu). 
 
 * A7n]Xio)T7]r, ov,b, an east wind : 
 fr. aTTO, i'jXiog. 
 
 'A7rTjXXdyT]v, ?/g, ?;, a. 2. ind. pass. 
 'ATTiyXXay/int, ^ai, ktoi, perf. 
 ind. pass. 'ATr»/XXaKa, ag, e, a. 
 1. ind. act. 'ATr/yXXaxa, ag, e, 
 perf. ind. act. 'ATri/XXa'x^wt, 
 ])ei*f. inf. pass. 'ATrr/XXaVrrfro, 
 3 sing. impf. pass, of aTraXXdrrw. 
 
 'A7r7]XXoTpiu}Ka, ag, e, perf. ind. 
 act, & 
 
 ' AnyjXXoTpiiofiai, aai, rai, perf. 
 ind. pass. 'ATr»;XXorpi(u/ifj'Of, 
 I/, ov, perf. part. pass. fr. drraX- 
 
 \0Tpi6i0. 
 
 \\7n]Xoiijaa, ag, e, I threshed ; 
 
 a. 1. ind. act. of aTraXotdw. 
 'ATrryXTTt/ca, ag, e, perf. ind. act. 
 
 'ATr//XTrt(Ta, ag, 6, a. 1. ind, act. 
 
 'ATreXniaag, a. 1. part. fr. aTrtX- 
 
 TTl^iO. 
 
 'ATTz/'/xarroc, 6, t), unhurt, un- 
 injured, harmless: a, Trj;/jau'a>. 
 
 'ATr7/|(aproi', ]ioet. for d(pijfiap~ 
 Tov, a. 2. ind. act. of d^ayuap- 
 
 Td7'(i). 
 
 'A7rr]pi3porov, a. 2. act. = d0- 
 I'll^uipTov, fr. obsol. verb aTra/A- 
 
 (ipOTBlu. 
 
Ann 
 
 AllI 
 
 ADA 
 
 'Airn^itM^tvoQ, T], ov, totiiUy 'A7r»7vpor,a. 2. ind. act. 'Attz/i'- for a>y/i€J'ot »/(ra»', 3 pi. plupf, 
 neglected, perf. part. pass, paov, contr. 'AT/;i'ot.>v, I s. or ind. pass, of a0ncv£o/^at. 
 Whence adv. 'AirrffitKrjfikviog, 3 pi. impf. act. fr. aTrnvpdio. ' ATriKEffOai, for d<pi::t(TOai, a. 2 
 
 li 
 
 i! 
 
 negligently : fr. diraixfXfouai. 
 'ATryjLiev, by sync, for aTrysifiev, 
 1 pi. impf. or plupf. m. of utt- 
 £t/ii, to depart. 
 'ATn]fiovia, ag^ »/, the same as 
 'A7r;//iO(Ti'i'//, Tjg, r}, safety, inno- 
 cence : fr. aTriiixojv. 
 ATTTj^vvtv, he assisted, 3 sing, 
 impf. or a. 1. fr. ciTraavvLo. 
 'Anrjfiojv, ovog, o, r/, unhurt, 
 liarmless, favourable, propitious : 
 a, TTTJiJia. 
 'Atttji', impf. of dmi^u, to be ab- 
 sent. 
 'AirijvtyKa, ag, 6, a. 1. ind. act. 
 'A7rj)i/tyKor, eg, c, a. 2. of diro- 
 (pkp(o. 
 'A-Triiviia, ag, y, cruelty, inhu- 
 manity : fr. d7rr]vi]g. 
 *A7rj;i'€oc, gen. sing. fr. ciTnjvrjg. 
 'AriH'NH, 7/c, y'his. Dor. a7r//i'a, 
 ag, a, a chariot, car, carriage, 
 vehicle ; pair. 
 'ATTiji^Tjvdf^njv, w, aroy I denied ; 
 
 a. 1. m. of aTravaivofiai. 
 'ADHNH 2, sog, 6, t/, cruel, sa- 
 vage, tierce, relentless : as if 
 fr. aTTOj ivrjyjg, that is, Trpaog, 
 gentle. 
 'AtttivOov, I went away; Dor. for 
 
 dTrijXOuv, a. 2 of dvripxofiai. 
 'AirrivTiiaa, ag, e, I met; a. 1. of 
 
 aTTavrdio. 
 'ATnji'utg, adv. cruelly. 
 'Airrjopog, 6, y, overhanging, 
 lofty, exalted ; see aTrtjixJ^og : 
 fr. aTTO, dtipu). 
 'A-Trripa, ag, i, I retreat(^d, look 
 away; a. 1. ind. act. of dTrainio. 
 'A7rr)pei<Tdfii]v,io^aTo, 1 stretched 
 
 out ; a. 1. m. fr. aTrfpticu). 
 'ATTtjprjg. kog, 6, i), unmutilated, 
 
 sound in limbs : a, Trr]o6g. 
 'ATTTjpOrjv, Tjg, tj, a. 1. ind. pass. 
 'ATrijpKa, ag, 6, perf. ind. act. 
 'A7ri)pfiaif aai, rai, perf. ind. 
 pass, of aVaipoi. 
 ' \7rt}pog,6,y) ,th(i same as din^pi)g. 
 'ATTijpTrifiai, ffai, rat, ])erf. ind. 
 pass, hence part. 'A7r}]pTr]i.iBi'og, 
 Tj, OP, suspended, removed ; fr. 
 ctTraorao^/at. 
 'Att lipTia^iai, ]>erf. ind. pass, 
 hence ]iart. 'ATriipTKrfxh'og, i], 
 or, finished, comjiieted. 'Airrjo- 
 Tin^sviog, adv. perfectly, com- 
 pletely : fr. aTrapTiZof^iai. 
 'Airyg, 2 sing. a. 2. subj. fr. 
 
 dnti^i, to l)e absent. 
 'A7n)(Twv, ovTog, 6, Ion. for a0r/- 
 aiov, about to send forth ; part, 
 f. 1. fr. d(pi>]pt. 
 'ATTtjvpa, 3 sing. impf. act. contr. 
 
 for d7n)vpat. Thus 
 'ATTz/uprr, by sync, i'or d7rr}vpT](Ta, 
 a. 1. ind. act. 'ATrqvpaTo, by 
 sync, for dTTi/ypntraro, a. 1. mid. 
 
 'Att^X^j "C' '» I 1^*^ away ; perf. 
 
 ind. act. of dTrdyut 
 'Attjjx^"^? ^) to jar, be discord- 
 ant, resound ; part. pres. act. 
 
 d7rr]\utv, ovtra, ovv : fr. UTrb, 
 
 VXog. Hence 
 'A7rr]\iifiaTa, lov, rd, echoes ; 
 
 nom. J)!, fr. a7ri7X^f*^> o-Togy to, 
 
 dissonance, echo. 
 'A7r/;x/)c, fog, 6, »/, discordant, 
 
 hateful, disagreeable, hostile : 
 
 aTTO, vxoQ- 
 'ATn'ix^jffig, tujg, r), a resounding, 
 
 ceasing to sound : fr. dTT^x^io. 
 'ATrr/x^cro, impf. or a. 2. dir- 
 
 7]xOi]ixai, perf. pass. fr. dirkxGo- 
 
 fiai, or aTrexOdvofiai. 
 'ATrfjxOrj^f VQ-> Vj i ^^'^^ taken a- 
 
 way; a. 1. hid. pass, of aTrayw. 
 'ATrfjxOrjpa, 1 hated ; a. 1. ind. 
 
 act. fr. aVfx^^'pw* 
 'ATTTixovfiiiog, 11, ov, resounding; 
 for dTrrjxiofjitvog, pt. pres. pass. 
 
 fr. dirijxi^^i ^' 
 
 ' A Try wof vpr for uTryiopt v v to, they 
 were suspended ; 3 pi. impf. m. 
 Dor. for aTryiopovVTO. 'ATryw- 
 pi]<Ja, ag, «, 1 suspended from 
 above; a. 1. act. ' Airyiopripivog, 
 V)OVy suspended, hanging down ; 
 part. perf. j)ass. fr. otTratwpau. 
 
 'A7n)ojpog, 6, i), the same as 
 d-rryiopiji-uvog, overhanging, ex- 
 tended to a great distance. 
 
 'AiricKTi, they go away ; Ion. for 
 d7rei<7i, 3 pi. ind. of aTreifii. 
 
 'Atti^m, yg, y, a. 2. subj. act. fr. 
 drrsidu). 
 
 'AirU^ifv, I pi. pres. ind. act. & 
 d7idp.tvog, pt. pr. m. Ion. for 
 d^itfuv 6i dfpiffitvog, fr. dtpiijui. 
 
 'ATTuraiy to go away ; pr. inf. fr. 
 d-eifu. 'ATTiivai, to send forth. 
 Ion. for d<pdi'ai, fr. dtpiijf-U. 
 
 'ATritvTaiy Ion. for d(pitvTai, they 
 send out ; 3 pi. pres. ind. pass, 
 fr. dipiejxai. Th. V///it, to send. 
 
 'A7rit<Tav, 3 pi. impf. ind. act. fr. 
 d-iipi, to go away. 
 
 ' AiritaQai, Ion. for d(piea6ai. 
 A TTuaioai, Ion. for a^/ycraxTi; 3 pi. 
 a. 1. subj. oi d(piqi^ii. 
 
 'Airh^g, 2 sing. a. 2. subj. act. fr. 
 direifu, to go away. 
 
 'ATTuyc 7«t'/ej 3- distant land; gen. 
 sing. fr. masc. d-rnog. It is gene- 
 rally api)lied to Peloponnesus. 
 
 'Anihavog, 6, i), improbable, in- 
 credible : a, TTiQavog. 
 
 'AmOtiv, inf. act. 'ATriOrjffa, ag, 
 f, a. 1. ind. act. Ion. for riTnOt]- 
 aa, fr. 
 
 ' AttlOuo, to, to disobey, rebel, dis- 
 believe : fr. a, TreiOoj. 
 
 ' ATTiKaTaiy Ion. for d<piKaTaiy & 
 this for d'piy^dvoi tiai, 3 pi. 
 perf. ind. pass. ; so 'ATrtKUTo, 
 («4) 
 
 inf. of dipiKViOfiai. 
 
 'AiriKy, Ion. for d<piKy, 3 sing. a. 
 2. subj. m. ' ATriKvtiaiiai,\imJux 
 dipiKvtiaOai, })res. inf. 'AiriKom- 
 rog, Ion. for dcpiKopevog, a. 2. 
 part. m. fr. a^tKi-fo/xat. 
 
 'AiriKpog, 6, r), not bitter : fr, a, 
 
 TTlKOOg. 
 
 'AttIktui, for d(fiKTaiy 3 sin,'. 
 
 perf. pass. fr. dtpiKvkofiai. 
 'ATTifieXog, ov, Si ' A7rifit\t)g, i-oc, 
 
 6, i), destitute of fat, lean : ir. 
 
 a, TTifuXi]. 
 'A7iiri)g, tog, 6, r), free from dirt 
 
 or filth : a, Trii'og. 
 'Attiviktctm, to be foolish, expire: 
 
 fr. a, TTirvTog. 
 'ATTiKtTai, Ion. for dtpi^iTat, 3 
 
 sing. f. 1. m. fr. d<piKvko^ai. 
 ' Am^ig, Ion. for dtpiKig, tutg, t). an 
 
 arrival, inroad, departure : ir, 
 
 2 pers. sing, jierf. ind. pa.s^. df 
 d(piKi'eofini. 
 
 'ATrioVy tg, t, I went away ; a. 2, 
 ind. act. of aTrnftt. 
 
 'All 1 02, ov, i), a pear-tnc 
 "ATrtov, oVy TO, a pear. It is sd 
 called from the comitry of Apia, 
 that is, Peloponnesus, where it 
 is indigenous. 
 
 'Attio^, a, OVy far, distant, re- 
 mote ; as if fr. dirb, deuotin,' 
 distance. See diriijg yanji;. 
 Apian, of the Peloponnesus. 
 
 'AmTTOiOy to press out: aVo, ittow. 
 
 'ATTKToojy to make equal, tit, e(jua- 
 Use : fr. aTro, i<Toa». 
 
 'AirKTrdvat, Ion. for d^iffTavai, 
 pres. inf. act. fr. d(piaT)]pi. 
 
 'ATTioTsarat, Ion. for d<picrTavTai, 
 they desert, 3 pi. pres. pass. So 
 'ATTifTTBaTo, Ion. for d<pioTavro, 
 
 3 pi. impf. ind. pass, oi d<pi(jri]\n. 
 'ATTtffTtoUy one must disobey : 
 
 fr. 
 'AiTiaTiu), w, f. ?;(Ta», to distrust, 
 
 disbelieve, disobey ; be faithless 
 
 or unbelieving ; impf. i)7ri(yTtov, 
 
 ovv. Hence dmaToviuvog, pr. 
 
 part. pass. : fr. a, TrioTig. 
 'A7ri(TTt]pi, Ion. for a^ior/y/ii. 
 'ATTKTTia, ag, //, distrust, unbelief 
 'ATTiTroc, b, y, distrustful, lui- 
 
 believing, faitliless, treachtri! . 
 
 disobedient, incredible ; oini' 
 
 dTTKXToTepog : fr. a, TrtT'ot. 
 
 Hence 
 'A7n(TT0(Tvvy, ijg, ?'/, faithlessness 
 
 infidelity : & 
 'ATTicTTujg, adv. distrustfully, i > i- 
 
 fidiously. 
 'ATrirrxoj, to hold back, poet. f"i' 
 
 dTTtxio. 
 'A7riT(og,a, ov, one must go a\va\ : 
 
 verb. adj. fr. aTreifxi. 
 ' ATrXaKHo, ut, a. 2. ijTrXaicor., iJ 
 
 deviate from,miss, err, do wr» ng 
 
 .'a 
 
 I 
 
 AHA 
 
 for dfiTrXaKEii). Hence 
 
 'ATrXaKia, ag, ?;, ' ATrXdKiov, ov, 
 rby & 'ATrXaKTjfia, arog, rb, an 
 error, fault, offence. 
 
 'AirXavrig, eog, 6, t), not wander- 
 ing : a, TrXdvrj. 
 
 ' ATrXaffTog, for aTrtXaaroc, inac- 
 cessible, the approach to whom 
 is dangerous, terrible, immense: 
 fr. a, TreXuKoj. But, shapeless, 
 deformed, i)lain, unfeigned, in- 
 genuous : fr. a, TrXdcrffut. Also 
 Dor. for dTrXrjtTTog, insatiable. 
 
 *A7rXaTt)g, eog, 6, //, without 
 breadth : fr. a, TrXarog. 
 
 'ATrXuTog, 6, i;, inaccessible, im- 
 mense : a, irXdit), for TTfXaw, to 
 ai)pr<)acli, or Dor. for aTrXTjTog. 
 
 'ATrXsTog, "= dirXaTog. 
 
 'A -Xtt/pog, 6, 7/, undefended on the 
 side, without guards: a, TrXtvpd. 
 
 'A7rX«t;(Troc,n(>tnavigable,notyet 
 navigated : a, ttXsw, f. TrXtvnoj. 
 
 'A7rXiiyig,idog,ii)yii clo.se gannent, 
 worn single : fr. arrX^ (for d- 
 TrXorj), which formsaTrXi^t^, and 
 by the addition of y, aTrXtjyig. 
 
 '.\7rX/)^, fjyog, & " A7rXt]KTog, b, ?'/, 
 not struck or wounded, unliurt : 
 a, TrXijTTOjy or TrXyffrTio. 
 
 'ArrXyputTog, b, ?/, not filled up, 
 incomplete : a, TrXrjpoio. 
 
 ' ATrXijarevofiai, f. evaofiai, to be 
 covetous, insatiable : & 
 
 'ATrXtjaTia, ag, >), covetousness, 
 insatiableness, immensity : fr. 
 
 'AttAj/otoc, o, >), insatiable, im- 
 mense ; adv. 'A7rXt](TTwg, insa- 
 tiably, immensely : a, irXriQto. 
 
 'ATrXriTog, Ion. for dirXaTog, b, 
 >), inaccessible, of difficult or un- 
 safe access, immense: a, TrtXaio. 
 
 'AttXoij, yg, i), simplicity, can- 
 dour, sincerity : uTrXoog. 
 
 '^AirXoOpiK, rpixog, b, y, having 
 long straight hair; thin of hair : 
 UTrXoog , dpiK. 
 ArrXoia, ag, y, see in'ATrXoof. 
 
 ATrXoi^ofiaif f. oiffofiai, to speak 
 or act with plainness and sim- 
 plicity : aTrXoof. 
 
 'ArrXoXg, tdog, y, a close garment, 
 in ace. pi. aTrXotdag, opposed to 
 this is CnrXotg. In Homer it is 
 joined to the subst. x^c^^a, as 
 
 ^ an adj., single. Th. d-rrXocg. 
 
 ATrXoKog, b, >/, without a fold, 
 untwisted : a, TrXsKU). 
 
 'A-TrXoKViov, by a surname of Anti- 
 sthenes, given to him as a cynic 
 wearing a cl(«e garment; a true 
 cynic : aTrXoog, kvujv. 
 
 AIIAO'OS, ouf, 6 ; aTrXoy, y, >); 
 a-rrXooVy ovv, rby single, simple, 
 candid, frank, open, ingenuous ; 
 foolish ; comp. uTrXoixTTtpog ; 
 superl. aTrXovffTaTog. Allied to 
 SiTrXoog, dupleXy double ; rpi- 
 TrXoog, triplexy triple. Fr. the 
 obs. 7cXk(i) for TrXfKw. 
 
 Ano 
 
 'ATrXoof, aTrXovg, by »/, not navi- 
 gated, unfit for navigation : fr. 
 a, TrXoof. Hence ' AirXoia, ag, y, 
 season or weather unfavourable 
 for Siiiling. 
 
 'ATrXoTyg, yrog, j), simplicity, 
 candour, liberality : fr. aTrXoog. 
 
 ' AirXovrog, 6, y, without riches, 
 poor : a, TrXovTog. 
 
 'AttXou;, w, to unfold, expand, ex- 
 tend, simplify, explain ; f. loau), 
 p. Ka, impf. ind. act. yrrXoov, 
 y-n-XovVy a. 1. inf. aTrXoKTai. 
 'ATrXoojxai, ovfiai, pf. yTrXiorrfiai, 
 part. yTrXojcTfitvog, y, ov : fr. 
 drrXnog. 
 
 'ArrXvaiay ag, )/, filthiness, dirti- 
 ness; in pi. aTrXvcriai, at, sponges 
 which cannot be washed : fr. 
 
 'AnXvTog, b, y, unwashed, foul, 
 api)lied to garments: a,7rXvvoj. 
 
 'A7rXwf,adv.simply,frankly, libe- 
 rally, kindly : fr. aTrXooc. 
 
 'A-n-XioTog, 6, y, not navigable : 
 a, TrXiout. 
 
 'A7rvti)gy sogy o, y, breathing 
 sti'ongly ; fr. a intens. & Trvfw : 
 or, not breathing,without breath ; 
 fr. a priv. & tti'hx), to breathe. 
 
 'ATTvevfiaTog, b, y, not blown 
 upon by the wind : a, irvivfia. 
 
 'A7rv6UOTt,adv.without breathing, 
 uninterruptedly : dirvtvaTog. 
 
 ' ATTvevfTTiay at;, r), suppression of 
 the breath : & 
 
 ' ATTvevffTidKiOyto hold the breath: 
 fr. 
 
 "ArrvtvaTogy 6, //, without breath- 
 ing, unable to breathe, breath- 
 less : a, TTvsio. 
 
 'ATTvota, ag, i), a want of wind, a 
 calm after a storm. 
 
 'ATTvoog, dTTvovg, 6, ij, in ace. 
 sing, drrvoov, dirvovvy without 
 wind, breathless, not breathing, 
 dead : a, Trvoy. 
 
 'Alio', prep, governing a gen. ; 
 from, of, out of, after, before, in 
 the presence of, on account of, 
 on the side of, in, at, on, by, 
 through, since, without. Hence 
 Lat. yi6. Oi aTTO I\tXoTrovvy<Tov, 
 the Peloponnesians ; ctTro Tyg 
 jiovXygy the Senators ; tov ttXij- 
 001;^, the people; ^iXo(To<piag Kal 
 Xoyojr, philosophers and scho- 
 lars; Trat^f laf , the learned; Tyg 
 trroaf, the Stoics; tov TrspnrdTov, 
 the Peripatetics ; tQv fxaOyfid- 
 Tu>v, the mathematicians ; Tdir' 
 ifjiov, my affairs. Also, tzTro tv- 
 X^Qi fortuitously ; (TTOfiaTogy 
 from memory ; yXioaayg, vim, 
 race; fxvyfirjg, from memory ; 
 dip' tTTTTtuv, on horseback ; oaov 
 dirb (ioyg 'ivtKiv, as much as 
 possible by words or outcry ; 
 dirb TOV TTpayuarof, wide of the 
 matter ; tzTro cdivvov, after sup- 
 per; d<f OVy sc. xpo»^oi», from or 
 (65) 
 
 Alio 
 
 since which time ; tvSvfia dirb 
 Tpixiov k-ayL(^Xot;, of camel's hair; 
 dirb <p6i5ov, through fear ; aTro 
 Ovfiov, out of favour, odious ; 
 d<p' eavTotv, of themselves, of 
 their own accord ; aV' ovpavo- 
 Oiv, from heaven ; aTro ^laKpo- 
 Btv, from afar ; in which cases 
 aTTO is redundant : drrb TOTi, 
 from then, from that time ; aV 
 apri, from now, henceforward. 
 In composition it denotes aicaijy 
 from, off y out of ; corresponds to 
 the Lat. & Engl, re, as drroSi- 
 ^ujfii, to restore ; has the force 
 of a priv. as diroTi^og for aTi- 
 fiog ; gives the force of a ne- 
 gation, as dTToipyfii, to deny. 
 
 'Atto, adv. far off, at a distance. 
 And 'Atto for aTrttTTi, he is ab- 
 sent ; fr. dTreifxi. Th. tlfii, to be. 
 And *ATro for aTri0t, away, be- 
 gone: fr. tiTr«/xt. Th. eifii, to go. 
 
 'ATro avTov, from that time. 
 
 ' ATToaivvfiai, cat, rat, the same as 
 aVati/Ujitat, to carry away, draw 
 off, take away, despoil ; impf. 
 ind. dTToaivvfiyv, Ion. for aTro- 
 yvvjjir]x>,(TOyTo'. fr. dirb, a\vv^ai. 
 
 'ATToaiptlaOaiy to be taken away ; 
 pres. inf. pass. poet. & Ion. for 
 dipaipelffOai, fr. dcpaiptu). 
 ATToatpfo, Ion. for tiTroatpou or 
 d(paipoVy pres. imp. pass. fr. the 
 same. 
 
 'ATToaiptofiaiy-ov^aiy Ion. & poet, 
 hi Hom. & Hdt. for dipaipsofiai. 
 
 'ATTo/Sa^t^tu, to go away, depart : 
 dTTo, (ia^i^it). 
 
 'ATTojSdOpa, ag, y, a plank or lad- 
 der, whereby to descend from a 
 ship : dirofiaivio. 
 
 ' ATrojSaGpoVy oy, TOy the gangway. 
 
 'ATro(3aiv(iiy to descend, disem> 
 bark, go away or from, depart, 
 give way, turn out, happen ; 
 cau.se to descend, land ; f. aTro- 
 (3y(T0fiaiy p. aVo/Bf/Sz/Ka, part. 
 diroj^i^yKuigy via, bg, a. 2. a'Trg- 
 ^^v^ ^Qt »?, &. in 3 pi. drrkfiyaavy 
 a. 2. subj. dTro/3w, yg, y, inf. 
 dTTojSyvai, part, diroiidgy daa, 
 dv : fr. aTTO, j^aiviit. 
 
 ' Airo^dXyTi, 2 pi. a. 2. subj. act. 
 ' A Tr o/3aXa>v, a. 2. part. act. fr. 
 
 'ATro/3a'XXa>, to cast or throw 
 away or down, lose, reject, re- 
 pudiate, depose ; push off, as a 
 ship from land ; f. diro^aXGt, p. 
 dno(i't^XyKa, a. 2. dTrf/3aXoi/, 
 ig, £, a. 2. subj. dTro/3dX(u, i)erf. 
 pass. aTrofSslSXyfiai, a. 1. md. 
 pass. dTTtfiXyOyi', yg, y, part. 
 drrojiXyOeig, tlffa, kv ; perf. m. 
 <3!Tro/3€/3oXa. 
 
 'ATTofidiTTiOy f. ^lo, to dip, im- 
 merse lightly : ctTro, ^d-KTu). 
 
 'Airo^dg, dvrog, b, nom. pi. dyro- 
 ^dvTegy a. 2. part. act. of dno- 
 fiaivoj. 
 
Ano 
 
 ' ATTofiaffig, cwc, »/, a descent, dis- 
 embarking, lauding, event, cata- 
 strophe : aVo/Saivw. 
 'A7roj3aTJif>ioQ, a surname of Ju- 
 piter : a7ro/3aira>. 
 'A7ro/3f/3/;ica, a^, t, pcrf. ind. act.; 
 d7ro/3f/3/;icwf, via, bg^ part.; fr. 
 aTTo^ciivu). 
 'Arro(3i(i\r}Kijjgy via, oQj gen. pi. 
 a7roj3fjl^\>;K-orajv, part. perf. act. 
 fr. d7ro/3a/\Aw. 
 'A7ro(3r}vaij a. 2. inf. 'Atto^i']- 
 (Tofiaiy y, erat, f. 1. m. of drro- 
 fSaivu). 
 ' ATrojStjffffiOf & -rrtu, f. ^io, to 
 cough up, expectorate : citto, 
 (SrjaaiOy or -ttu). 
 *A7ro/3id^o/zai, to use violence, 
 compel ; labour as a woman in 
 childbearing ; pass, to be com- 
 pelled : aTTO, fiid'Cofiai. 
 *A7roj3ij3d^u)y dffojyto put onshore, 
 land, transport, convey over ; 
 mid. to descend, dismount ; pres. 
 inf. act. d7roj8t/3a^ttv, pass. aTro- 
 I3if3d^tff0ai, a. 1. m. dnt^ijia- 
 adfit]Vy w, aro : fr. d7ro,/3«/3d^a». 
 'Atto^iow, ai, f. (Tw, & 'A7rojl3»w^<t, 
 to depart from life, die ; a. 2. 
 ind. din^iiavy log, w, pres. inf. 
 aVojSiwi'ai : fr. aTro, /3iou/. 
 Hence 
 'ATTOjStwo-ic, twc, 7/, death, the 
 act of dying. Hence 'A7roj3ta»- 
 aifiog, adj. of or at the point of 
 death ; diro^iuxji^iog cidra^ig, a 
 testament, will. 
 * ATTol^XdirTonai, f. xpo^ai, to be 
 hurt, deprived of, suffer loss: fr. 
 'A7ro/3Xd7rru>, f. i/ztu, to hurt, in- 
 jure, deprive : ctTrd, ^Xd-rmo. 
 'ATToli\a(TTdvu},f.aT7}<T(i)y to shoot 
 or bud forth, germinate, spring 
 from : aTro, jiXaaTdvio. Hence 
 'A7ro/3\d<Trijjua, cirog, to, a sprout 
 
 or sprig ; offspring : & 
 'AirojiXdaTtjaig, nog, >), a sprout- 
 ing or blossoming. 
 'AiroliXa^Bslg, jtcra, fv, deprived 
 of ; a. 1. pt. pass, of dTro/SXaVrto. 
 *ATr6(iXtirrog, 6, r), to be looked 
 to or at, conspicuous, admired : 
 fr. 
 'A TTofiXk TTio, to look upon, regard, 
 direct the eyes to, admire, re- 
 spect ; f. i//w, p. dirofiii^Xt^a, 
 a. 1. dTrs(iXi\pa, a. 1. imp. utto- 
 (iXtil/oVy drw, & in 2 pi. diro- 
 ^XkxpaTs, 3 pi. a. 1. subj. diro- 
 
 (iXi\l/(o(nv,SiA.m.d7re(iXt\pdnrjv, 
 
 to, a TO. 
 ' A7ro(3XTj9tlg, uffa, iv, cast down ; 
 
 a. 1. part. pass, of d7ro/3a'X\w. 
 'A7r6(iXT]ij,a,aTog, to, refuse, what 
 
 is cast away or rejected : fr. 1 s. 
 
 perf. ind. pass, of diro(3dXXuj, 
 A7r6/3Xijr', by apoc. for ctTro- 
 
 j3Xr}Ta, nom. n. pi. fr. 
 *A7r6/3X7;rof, o, »), despicable, to 
 
 be thrown away, rejected: 'Atto- 
 
 Alio 
 
 (BXrjTov, ov, TO, a contemptible 
 worthless object. 'ATTojiXijTiKog, 
 6, i), one who has rejected or 
 lost : fr. dTTojSdXXuj. 
 
 'A7ro(3XiTTUJ, f. I(TW, p. (Sff^XlKCt, 
 
 to take away by pressing, as 
 honey is di*awn from the combs, 
 pillage : uTrb, /3Xirru». 
 
 'A7ro/3\i;^w, f. vau), to gush out, 
 send forth water ; throw out of 
 the mouth; pres. part. act. aVo- 
 (3XvCu)V : fr. dirb, ^Xv^io. 
 
 ' ATTof^XioaKU), f. uKTuj, to go away, 
 depart : dnb, /SXwaKtu. 
 
 'Atto/SoXi), Tjg, rjy a casting away, 
 rejection, loss : dnoj^aXXw : «iv, 
 
 'ATTo/SoXi/xaToc, 6, ^, one that 
 readily casts away ; usually cast 
 away, rejected : aVo/3dXXa>. 
 
 'ATTo/SoffKo^ai, to feed upon, eat 
 
 up : CtTTO, jioOKit). 
 
 ' A-TTojiovKoXkuiy a), f. r](Tu), to suffer 
 to wander from tlie lierd, lead 
 or separate from the herd, se- 
 duce from the herd ; draw away 
 from another's herd, lead into 
 error, deceive ; f. ijffoi, p. lea, a. 
 1. dTniiovKoXijaa, ag, t. 'Atto- 
 ^ovKoXioixai, ovftai, to be sepa- 
 rated, wander fr(»m the herd : 
 dirby fiovKoXio). Hence 
 
 'A7ro/3orjc6X/7/ia, aTog, to, a se- 
 paration from another's flock, 
 imposture, deception. 
 
 'A7ro/3oi;iCoXi^tu, == o7ro/3ov(coXtw. 
 
 'Airo/3paXw,'A7ro/3pd(ratu,<Sc*A7ro- 
 fipaTToj, f. rru;, to boil forth, 
 throw out by boiling, boil over. 
 'A7roi3(idaao^ai, to be thrown 
 out by heat or fermentation : 
 dnb, (ipd^io, jSpdcratu. Hence 
 
 'A7r6/3pa(T/in, uTog, to, foam, 
 froth ; bran. 
 
 'A7ro/3pfy/ia, oTog, to, any thing 
 diluted ; also, the water with 
 which any thing is diluted, an 
 infusion : fr. 
 
 'A7ro/3pt;(;w, f. ^w, to pour over, 
 moisten, steep, macerate. ' Atto- 
 (ipkxo^ai, to be moistened or 
 made wet : dirb, jipixio. 
 
 'A7ro/3p«^a>, to sleep off a surfeit, 
 sleep ; f. (^tu, a. 1. ind. act. dn'i- 
 (ipi^a, part. aVo/3p<$af,uom. pi. 
 dirolSpi^avTig : fr. aTro, ^pi^u). 
 
 'A7rof3pl'9io, to weigh or ])ress 
 down, bend beneath a burden : 
 drrb, (ipiOio. 
 
 'ATTOjSpoxVi VQj Vf 3. sprinkling, 
 moistening, maceration : drrb, 
 ^pexio. 
 
 'A7ro/3pox0«^t«>, f. i<T(t), to sup up, 
 swallow,devour: d7rb,l3pox9i^uj. 
 
 'A7ro|3pO]^(^tt>, f. iffio, to catch, en- 
 tangle in a net : aTro, (Spoxig. 
 
 'Airo^pvKu), f. tit), to bite off', de- 
 vour : ditb, jSpiJCw. 
 
 'ATTofipwOeig, tlaa, Iv, eaten off ; 
 a. 1 . part. pass. fr. 
 
 'A7ro/3f)(u<Ticw, to eat up, devour, 
 (C«) 
 
 Ano 
 
 consume by eating, f. ffu), p. /3f- 
 (inioKa ; perf. pass. /3f /Spw^at, a. 
 1. ind. pass. dTrtl^pwBtjv, ijg, ij : 
 fr. d-nb, fipttXTKoj. 
 
 'Anofivu), f. rrti>, to stop or block 
 up : dyrb, (iuw. 
 
 ' Airo[5o}fnog, & ' A7r6(5ujfiog, b, //, 
 remote from or banisiied from 
 altars, profane, impious ; d7ro/3. 
 0y(T(ai, sacrifices offered without 
 au altar, i. e.on the bare ground : 
 aVo, fSiofiog. 
 
 'Airoyaiog, 6, rj, off the land, far 
 from the land ; as also aVoytiog: 
 fr. aTTo, yaia. 
 
 ' ATToyaiouj, u), f. Mffco, to turn to 
 land or earth : dnb, yala. 
 
 ' A-JToyaXaKTii^lio, f. t'crw, to wean. 
 'A7royrtXa»crt^o/iai, to be weaned. 
 ' ATroyaXaKrifffibg, ov, b, a wean- 
 ing : aTTo, yaXaKTi^io. 
 
 'Airoyiia, ag, rf, a wind blowing 
 from the land to the sea, a land- 
 breeze ; the reverse is called 
 rpoTToia, a sea-breeze. 
 
 'ATToyticiy TUy cables, ropes by 
 which a vessel is made fast to 
 the shore : fr. whence aVoyfta 
 Xi-ttv, to set .sail. 
 
 ' AiroytioVyOVyTby (in astronomy.) 
 the greatest distance of a planet 
 from the earth, the apogee : 
 opp. to Tb iiriyuov, or Trtpiyti- 
 oi'y the perigee. 
 
 'Airoytiot;, 6, >'/, removed or re- 
 mote from earth ; as also utto- 
 yawg : fr. dirb, yala. 
 
 'ATToytitrow, ui, f. u»(tw, to cover 
 or protect with eaves, with any 
 j)rojection, as the eyes are by 
 the eyebrows : aTro, ytttrou). 
 
 'Airoyf^io, to empty, unlade, dis- 
 charge : drrby yffioj. 
 
 'Airoyevi'doj, ut, to generate, en- 
 gender, produce : aTro, ytvi'dto. 
 
 'ATroyti'Ojuai, f. ivaopai, to taste, 
 to take a taste of : aTro, yti'Ofiat. 
 
 'A7royt<pvp6io, w, f. waw, to join 
 by a bridge, build a bridge : 
 a'TTo, yt^vpou). Th. ys^vpa. 
 
 'ATToyz/paWw, to grow old, f.aVo- 
 yrjpdaoj, p. aVoycy »/pa<ca, a. 1. 
 ind, act. array iiparra, a. 1. subj. 
 d7royt)pd(Tio, yg, y : fr. dirb, yj;- 
 
 pd(TKLO. 
 
 ' A-rroyiyvofxaty & 'ATroytrp^aj, to 
 be absent, be away from, depart ; 
 die ; Ldiroytviiao^iai, p. diroyt- 
 yfv;//iat,a. 1. pass. aVtyfrj^Wf^j/, 
 i]g, T], a. 2. m. dTrtyti'o^tjv, a. 2. 
 part. dTToyivofiivog, i],ov, dead: 
 dirb, yivofxai. 
 
 ' AiToyivioaKiti, to reject, deny, re- 
 prove; absolve, renounce, aban- 
 don, despair, determine against, 
 change one's opinion, distnist ; 
 f. a'TToyj'feKTO^iai, p. dTrsyvioKa, 
 plupf.a'7rtyi'tuA:€tv,a.2. aTrtyvtyj', 
 ojg, a>, as fr. yvow, w, & in 3 i>l. 
 dTTtyvwaav, a. 2. act. imper. 
 
 m 
 
 \ 
 
 4 
 1 
 
 Ano 
 
 aVoyj'wOi, a. 2. subj. aVoyi^uJ, 
 <pg, <p, a. 2. inf. aTroyvaii'at, a.2. 
 part. act. diroyvovg, ovaa, bv, 
 perf. pass, dirty viocrp^ai, aai, toi, 
 a. 1. pass. dTTtyvioaOiji', rig, ;;, f. 
 1. pass. ditoyvioaQiiaoi^iai, perf. 
 part. pass. dTreyviocr^ti/og, ;;, ov, 
 rejected : aTro, yivu)(jKio. 
 
 'A-TToyXavKoii), w, f. titrtu, to change 
 into an owl ; make the eyes red. 
 Hence ' ATToyXavKojfia, arogy Tb, 
 & 'ATroyXai/«fw(Tie, eiogy y), a dis- 
 ease in the crystalline humour of 
 the eyes, a cataract: d7rb,yXavK. 
 
 'ATToyXowrotjOt, having small but- 
 tocks : CtTTO, yXovTog. 
 
 * AiToyXvKaivo}, f. avo), to sweeten, 
 make sweet : dirby yXvKaivuj. 
 
 'Airoyvoia, ag, ?), despair : fr. 
 perf. m. of dTToyivJjffKbj. 
 
 'ATToyviJ, tpg, (p, a. 2. subj. act. 
 'ATroyi/oi»c, ovaa, bv, a. 2. part, 
 act. of dTToyivdjffKoj. 
 
 'A-noyvojfuov, evog, b, y, having 
 lost those teeth which tell the 
 
 Ano 
 
 age : otto, yviojuov. 
 'ATToyi/axTif, nog, i), despei*ation : 
 
 fr. diroyixnodKuj. 
 'A7royvu)(TTi}g, ov, b, one who de- 
 spairs : fr. the same. 
 'ATToyova, Dor. for ' ATToyovj), ijg, 
 ?}, offspring, posterity : fr. 
 ATToyorof, 6, T}, born, sprung 
 from ; & subst. a grandson, de- 
 .scendant, offspring : aTro, yivo- 
 pai. 
 'ATToypai^u), to restore an old 
 
 woman to youth : aTro, ypaHa. 
 'ATToyprt^/), tig, i), a description, 
 list, enumeration, register, cen- 
 sus : d7roypd<po). 
 'A7r6ypa<pov, ov, Tb, a written 
 copy of a book, description : fr. 
 'A.Tr6ypa<pog, 6, y), done according 
 ^ to a copy or pattern : fr. 
 Xiroypdrpio, to enter in a regis- 
 ter, draw up a list, note down, 
 co])y, transcribe, accuse ; impf. 
 aTTEypa^o v,f. diroypdy^Jif), p. drro- 
 ykypa(^a, a. 1. aVtypai/za, a. 1. 
 suljj.a'7royjodi//tt». 'ATroypdtpOjxat, 
 to be transcribed ; register one's 
 name ; perf. pass, diroyiypap.- 
 fiaiy I have been registered ; a. 
 1. d~eypdf9r]v, jjg, rf, a. 1. m. 
 dinypa^d}xi\v, lo, uto, a. 1. inf. 
 ^ m. d7roypd}pa(T9ai. 
 ATToyvioui, (J, to enervate, weak- 
 en or paralyse the limbs, dis- 
 member, mutilate ; f. uxrio, p. 
 diroytyviioKa, a. 1. subj. drro- 
 ^ yviuxTuj, yg, g : fr. drrb, yviouj. 
 'ATToyvfivdi^u), f. (Tuj, to exercise, 
 practise. ' ATroyvuvd^ofiai, to be 
 exercised, exercise oneself: aTro, 
 yvupd^io. 
 
 An-oyvixvoo), (jjy to strip naked, 
 disarm ; mid. to strip one's .self ; 
 f- w<Ta*, a. 1. part. pass, diro- 
 yvfiruiOeig, cTffa, tp, stripped. 
 
 unarmed: dnb, yvfivou). Hence 
 'ATToyvfxrojaig.ecjg, ?/, a stripping 
 naked. 
 'ATToyvvaiKuxTig, eiog, i), a making 
 
 effeminate : dirb, yvvaiKou). 
 'ATroya»)'t6u//at,oi///at,toget one's 
 self up into a corner, be formed 
 into an angle, be made angular, 
 mt. pres. aTroyioviov^Bai : fr. 
 dirb, yiovla. 
 
 'AttoSu, without feet, ace. sing, 
 or nom. n. pi. fr. an-oi'^. 
 'A TTo^d^oyuat, to divide,distribute, 
 shai'e, give away in portions ; f. 
 1. m. Sdaofiai, & i)oet. Sdaao- 
 fiaiy a. 1. inf. dirocdaaaaBaiy f. 
 I. inf. dTroSd<T(Te(T9aL : fr. drrb, 
 Saioj. See d7ro^daaaa9ai. 
 'ATTodaioj, to burn up : aTro, Saiu). 
 'AjrodaKyio, f. ci/^io, to bite off' : 
 d-rrb, ddKvuj. 
 
 ATToSaKpvix), to shed tears, weep, 
 bewail, f. vcroj, p. ko, a. 1. aV- 
 tddKpvffa, ag, t. Hence 'Atto- 
 SaKpvTiKCL, TO., drugs exciting 
 tears : drrb, laKpvu). 
 'ATToddfitiv, Dor. for dTroSrjfitXv, 
 to go abroad : so 'ATrotia/xoc, 
 Dor. for d Trot) ///ioc,living abroad : 
 see aTrodrjiJikoj. 
 'A7rodap9t2v, a. 2. inf. fr. 'Atto- 
 Sap9di'(o, to sleep ; wake from 
 sleep : aTro, ^ap9dvu). 
 'A7rovd(Tfuog, b, >/, one who pays 
 a tribute ; taken as a part ; di- 
 vided, shared, separated, de- 
 tached : dirb, daafio^. 
 'ATTo^afffibg, oii, b, a division, 
 partition, share, part, portion : 
 aTToSd^ofiai. 
 
 Airodd<T(Ta(T9ai,Si' A7roSd(Tfft(T9ai, 
 
 poet, for d7rodd(7a<T9ai, & (n(y9ai, 
 
 a. 1. inf. m. & f. 1. inf. m. of 
 
 diro^d^ojxai, to distribute. 
 
 'ATTo^E^f y/iat, perf. pass. fr. dizo- 
 
 Sexofiai. 
 'ATToSiiCiiyfiai, perf. pass. ; part. 
 aTTodiStiyixsvog, ij, ov, shown, 
 approved, fr. dirodeiKw^i. 
 ' ATToh^tiXiaKoruig, adv. timidly, 
 
 fearful I v : fr. 
 ' A7ro5tdii\iaKu)g,vXa,bg, fearful ; 
 part. perf. act. of d^odtiXiduj, lo. 
 ' ATTodkceKTaL, it is esteemed or 
 considered ; 3 sing, pei'f. ind. 
 pass, of diro^ixopai. 
 'ATrodkdofxai, perf. pass. fr. ctTro- 
 SedioKa, perf. act. of dTroSidiofii. 
 'A-rro^idpaica, ag, s, 3 pi. drro^e- 
 ^pdKdffi, perf. ind. act. of aTro- 
 
 SlSpd(TKOJ. 
 
 'ATTodsijg, iog, ovq, b, >/, inferior, 
 empty, deficient : fr. dnodkit). 
 
 'ATTodtl, it is wanting, deficient, 
 absent ; 3 s. pres. fr. drro^km. 
 
 'ATTodeiiiTTU), -iaaio, & 'ATro<^£i- 
 ^iTTOfiai, -i(T(TOfiat, to frighten, 
 deter ; impf. m. Ion. dTroSsiSicT- 
 
 <l6^U]V,0V,tT0'. fr. fltTTO, dtldlTTiO. 
 
 'ATTodtiKvufiiy fut. aTTo^cilw, pei'f. 
 (67) 
 
 Ano 
 
 dTTockSeixa, to show, set forth, 
 display, exhibit, demonstrate, 
 prove, aj)point, elect, pro- 
 claim, pronmlgate ; dedicate ; 
 mid. to declare, utter, do, per- 
 f(jrm ; pres. part. act. aTro- 
 hiKvvg, vaa, vv, pres. inf. pass. 
 dTTodtiKwaBai, a. 1. act. aVi- 
 ^itXci, ag, c, a. 1. inf. act. cctto- 
 Sil^ai, Ion. aTToie^ai, perf. ind. 
 pass. dTTodeCtiyfiat, part. diroSt- 
 Seiyfisvog, t], ov, approved : diTb, 
 ^liKvvfii, or SeiKvvu). Hence 
 'A-TToduKvino, the same: uTrb, du- 
 
 KVViO. 
 
 ArrodeiKTiKbg, r), bv, demonstra- 
 tive. 
 
 ' ATTO^eiKTiKuig, adv. demonstra- 
 tively. 
 
 'ATro^6«K:Toc, 6, >), demonstrable, 
 that may be proved : dirodii- 
 
 KVV/Xl. 
 
 ATrudttX'idiiCytog, t), a giving up 
 through timidity, cowardice : fr. 
 
 'A/Toc^ttXta'w, aJ, to abandon 
 through fear, run away for fear, 
 be afraid ; f. d'crio, p. dno^thi- 
 XiuKa, \)Ari. diro^iCtiXidKiog, ma, 
 6g : whence adv. 'ATro(^£(!£tXi- 
 
 ^ aKOTiog, fearfully : d-Trb, hiXidw. 
 
 'ATTo^ti^ai, a. 1. inf. act. ; diro- 
 StiKtiv, f. 1. inf. act. fr. diroSd- 
 
 KVV^l. 
 
 'Anohi^ig, eojg, i). Ion. aVo^c^tf, 
 a setting forth, exhibition, ex- 
 position, demonstrati<m, decla- 
 ration, proof ; specimen or sam- 
 ple ; production, publication, re- 
 view, as of an army : dTroSd- 
 
 KVVfll. 
 
 'Air6dtL7rvog,b,y), having supped, 
 having finished his supper ; or 
 going without supper : dnb, for 
 a priv., ^tlTTvov. 
 
 ' Airodt'ipuv, Ion. for dTTodsptiv, to 
 flay, whip, pres. inf. oi diro^kpu). 
 
 'ATToSeipoTOfisoj, (J, to cut off the 
 head, behead, cut the throat ; f. 
 ycruj, p.«:a, a. 1. dirt^tipoTo^rjaa, 
 ag, e, f. l.inf. u7rodtipoTOfji7j(Teiv: 
 fr. aTro, dtipoTOfiku). 
 
 'AwodiixBtig, €r(ra,fv, demonstra- 
 ted, proved, a. 1. part. pass. 
 ' ATrohLxQi]<y(^(fQai, f. 1. inf. pass, 
 of dTroSeiKvufit. 
 
 ' ATToSeKaToiM), oi, to take a tenth, 
 take tithes ; pay tithes ; f. wtrw, 
 p. dTTodeSeKaTiuKa : fr. dirbj £e- 
 KaTou). Hence 
 
 'A TTodticdTojffig, eojgj i), a levying 
 of tithes. 
 
 ATro^«*:£(T0at, Ion. for diroSex^^- 
 9ai, pres. inf. m. of dTrodixofiat. 
 
 'ATToSeKTeog, to be received or 
 admitted. 'ATToSeKTijg, ov, b, or 
 'ATTodeKTi/p, ijpog, b, a receiver: 
 in nom. pi. 'AnodsKTai & 'Atto- 
 SeKTiiptg, or, collectors of the 
 tributes and taxes. 'ATrodsKTbg, 
 6, rj, worthy to be admitted and 
 F 2 
 
A no 
 
 Ano 
 
 III 
 |i|[ 
 
 received, admissible, acceptable, 
 
 welcome, apju'oved : aTTO^tX^/^***- 
 'ATTu^evSpoo^ai, ov^iaiy to grow 
 
 up to be a tree ; inf. pres. m. or 
 
 pass. dirodev^povcrOaif a. 1. ind. 
 
 pass. d-Trehi'CfxoGyjv, »;g, »?, part. 
 
 dirodevdpioOtii^, fclera, kv : fr.aTro, 
 devdpoonaif ovfini. Th. SkvSpov. 
 
 'A-TToSfXciij Ion. for aTro^cUai, to 
 utter, show, a. 1. inf. act. of utto- 
 dtiKvvfii. So aTTode^dpitvogy for 
 aTTodsiKcifitvoCf a. 1. part. m. 
 
 'A7r6dtKigf eiog, //, a demonstra- 
 tion ; Ion. for dTrodti^i^, 
 
 'ATrocsojxai, oviiai, to be tied, be 
 bound, be led by a string; pres. 
 pass, of dTTolno. 
 
 'ATToSepnay aroc;, to, the skin 
 drawn off, a trophy, spoils : fr. 
 dTTodkpui. 
 
 'ATTodtpfiarou), u), f. wcro), to flay : 
 fr. the above. 
 
 'Airolipoi, (Ion. a7ro(^fi|ow,) f. pui, 
 to skin, flay, whip : cnro, ^apa>. 
 
 'ATToSimq, £u>g, ?/, a binding; mi- 
 binding : fr. aTrocew. 
 
 'Airoha^oQ, ou, 6, a little bundle, 
 packet, band ; linen cloth or 
 towel, fillet bound round the 
 head of women ; girdle : hence 
 
 'ATToSfff^ku), 'ATTohfffiOM, W, & 
 
 *A7rodt(Tfitv(o, to tie together, 
 bind up ; unbind : fr. rtTro, cttr- 
 ftoQ, fr. 1 sing. perf. ind. pass, 
 of dsu). 
 
 'Arro^xOeiG, atra, kv, received ; 
 a. I. part. pass. fr. 
 
 * A-Kolix^liaiy to receive, admit, 
 accept, entertain, approve, assent 
 to, praise, attend or listen to, 
 imderstand ; f. Ss^ofiai, p. ^c- 
 Seyjxai, a. 1. ind. pass. aTrtSt- 
 X^nv, i?C, »;, & in 3 pi. cnreH- 
 xBrjffaVy a. 1. m. iiTnCe^tqujv^ lo, 
 arc, a. 1. inf. m. cnrodtKaaOai : 
 fr. drrb, Stxofiai. Hence 
 
 'ArroStx^f'-t^ogf rj, ov, accepted ; 
 pres. part. pass. 'AttoUxov, re- 
 ceive ; pres. imper. pass. 
 
 'ATTOCSiJJ, Wj f. fifflOj p. ^tCJJKa, to 
 
 tie, bind, lead by a string ; untie, 
 loose ; in pass. ' AiroUo^aiy ov- 
 fiai : fr. aTro, deo). 
 
 'ATTofetu, u>, to be wanting or de- 
 ficient, be inferior to: aTro, ^ew. 
 
 'Atto^ijXow, w, f. wffw, p. itdrj- 
 \u)Ka, to make manifest, declare, 
 prove : ciTro, ^rj^ou). 
 
 *A7roST)i.ua), a>, to be absent from 
 one's home or country, g«) a- 
 broad, travel ; f. r)<Tix), p. d-n-o- 
 St5rifiTjKa,ag,s,ii. I. aTrt^nuyjffa, 
 ag, f, a. 1. part. act. diroCtifiri 
 aag : fr. dirb, ^t^iog. 
 
 Wirodiinia, ag, ?/, absence on a 
 journey,ti-avelling abroad. 'Atto- 
 dr)fi7jTi)g,ov, o, a traveller. 'Atto- 
 SilfitiTiKug, »}, or, accustomed to 
 travel. 'A7ro^i?/ioe, 6, r/, being 
 abroad, absent from one's home 
 
 or country : fr. dirby ^rifiog. 
 
 'ATToSiaj ag, 7/, a want of feet, 
 uiability to walk : fr. dirovg. 
 
 'AwodiaiTduj, w, to deliver a ver- 
 dict, acquit ; a. 1. din^igTTjcra, 
 ag, t : fr. ctTro, haiTaoj, 
 
 ' AirodiaaTsWu), to arrange, sepa- 
 rate, keep off", divide : aTro, dia- 
 
 (TrgXXa). 
 'A7ro^tarpi'/3a>, f. ypio, to delay, 
 loiter, waste the time : aTro, 
 Siarpi^u}. 
 'A-TToSiddaKix}, f. ^tu, to unteach : 
 
 fr. dirb, SiSdaKu). 
 'AttoSiSohv, oiiv, pres. inf. for 
 
 dirodiSovat, fr. dTrodidioixi. 
 'ATTodidofiai, to be restored, be 
 delivered up ; pass, of a7ro^t^a»/ii. 
 'A7ro6idpd(TKio, f. ^pd'ffu), to run 
 away secretly, flee, escape ; see 
 dir'tcpa : fr. dirb, di^pd(TKio. 
 'ATTodiiiofii, to give up or back, 
 render, return, yield as fruit, 
 restore, surrender, pay, give, 
 concede, permit, relate, explain, 
 interpret ; pres. imper. aTro^c- 
 Sodi, 6t(i), pres. inf. dTrohduvat, 
 pres. part, dirodi^ovgy ovffa, bi', 
 f. d-rroSwffoj, €ig, (i, p. diro^klno- 
 Ka, ag, «, a. 1. dirtCioKay ag, «, 
 a. 2. drrk^iov, wg, w, a. 2. imper. 
 dirodog, aTro^oTu), pay ; 2 pi. 
 dTToSore, pres. opt. dTro^idoiijv, 
 T]g, T], a. 2. opt. dirolo'njv, r]g, rj, 
 (Att. d-rrtCt^rjv,) & in the pi. by 
 sync, dirocolixiv, oin, oXfv, pres. 
 subj. dTToSi^u), <pg, (p, a. 2. subj. 
 drro^u}, <pc> Vf P^'cs. inf. diroh- 
 dovai, 6i diToldoiiv, ovv, a. 2. 
 inf. diro^ovvai, & Att. Dor. & 
 ^ol. d-TrodofiEvai, pres. part. 
 d-rro^iSovg, ov<ra, bv, a, 2. part. 
 aTTodovg, ovffa, bv. 'ATrodiSofiat, 
 mid. to sell, let out ; pres. pass. 
 'Airodidofxai, to be restored, be 
 given up, be sold or paid ; impf. 
 d-m^i^burjv, ao, to, perf. pass. 
 dirodiSofiai, plupf, dTrtdtCofiTjv, 
 a. 1. dTTtdoOrjv, f. 1. dTrodoOtjtro- 
 fiai, paulo-post-f. aTro^t^oco/xat, 
 pres. imp. m. drroSidoffo, (tOoj, 
 pres. opt. dTTocidoi^rjv, oTo, oTro, 
 a. 1. dTTodoOtirjv, i^g, rj, pei-f. opt. 
 pass, tt TTo^ £ ^ot/ii^v, 010,0 1 ro, pres. 
 subj. ctTToft^to/iai, <p, wrai, perf. 
 subj. dTroStdCjjJLai, /^i, («irai,pres. 
 inf. pass, or m. a7ro^i^ocr0ai,a. 1. 
 inf. pass. dirotoOrivai, pres. part. 
 dTro^il6^tvog,r], ov,a. l.m. aVf- 
 ^(u»ca/x?/r,a. 2. m. dTrt^ofirjv, offo, 
 OTO, I sold, a. 2. imper. m. 
 dirodoffo, (tOoj, a. 2. opt. m. ctTro- 
 Soifxrjv, oto, oTro, a. 2. subj. m. 
 d7rodCj[xai, <p, wrat, a. 2. inf. m. 
 dTTodoffOai, a. 2. part. m. aTTo- 
 ^o^cvog, 7/, ov. Th. didujui. 
 
 ADO 
 
 'AiroSiKdKo, f. «<TW, to acquit; 
 opp. to KOTaliKd^u) : fr. dnb, 
 
 SlKd}^<x). 
 
 'ATTO^ticEW, w, f. T]<T(o, to defend 
 one's own cause : fr. aTrb, Sikij. 
 
 'ATToSiKu), to throw off" or away, 
 drive away : drrb, Sikuj, obsol. 
 
 'Airohi'sio, at, f. ifffo}, to cause to 
 roll down ; thresh out grain : 
 fr. dirb, ^tvtw. 
 
 ' Att otio^ai, = 'AiroiMKio. 
 
 'AnodioTTOfiTrku), at, & 'Atto^io- 
 TTO/xTTto/iat, ovftai, to send away, 
 order to a distance, drive away, 
 expiate ; pres. inf. pass, dirodio- 
 7rofnrti(T0ai, i. e. diroTpkniaOai 
 ^id Tov aTTOTpoTraiov Aibg, to 
 avert by Jove, the averter of 
 evil : fr. oItto, ^lOTro/iTrlw, fr. 
 Aibg, TTOfiTrii. 
 
 'ATTo^topt^w, to separate, divide 
 by certain boundaries, cause dis- 
 sensions ; f. i(T(i>, p. dTTodiMpiKa: 
 fr. aVo, hopi'Co). Th. o^og, a limit. 
 
 'ATTodirrKtvio, to throw a quoit or 
 discus ; throw in the manner of 
 a discus : dirb, ciffKog. 
 
 'A7ro^t00oyy6a>, a>, f. u)ffu},to unite 
 into a diiihthong ; hence 'Atto^i- 
 (pOoyyojcTig, eujg, »/, the unitin;; 
 into a diphthong : fr. dirb, ci- 
 tpOoyyog. Th. (pOkyyo^ai. 
 'ATTodiwKit), f. (J^w, to chase away, 
 expel, pui^sue ; hence 'Atto^j- 
 wKig, siog, y'h expulsion, pursuit : 
 
 'A7rO^U(TT7]fil, Si. ' ATToh'iCTCj, to 
 
 separate, distinguish, divide by 
 an interval ; mid. to stand asun- 
 der : fr. drrb, htfTTtjfu. 
 
 fr. dirb, iioJKU). 
 
 'ATroSoOtirji', ijg, »;,a. 1. opt. pass. 
 'ATTodoOijvai, a. 1. inf. pass. 
 'A7ro6o0r/(To/iat, f. 1. pass, of 
 aVo^t^w/xt. 
 
 'ATTodoKtiv, to displease, not seem 
 good. It is used by Herod, to 
 express the rejection or disap- 
 probation of any proposed mea- 
 sure ; to regret, repent of, Xen.: 
 dnb, doKBOJ. 
 
 'A-TToCoKind'Cio, or 'ATroSoKifido), 
 a, to disapprove, blame, rejict, 
 annul, degrade ; f. d<no, p. diro- 
 StdoKifiaKa, a. 1. dm^oKi^aaa. 
 'Airo^oKifjidKofiai, to be disap- 
 proved, rejected, abrogated; pf. 
 pass. dTTodt^oKif^iafffjiai, a. 1. 
 
 pass. dtredoKifid(j9fii'j a* !• J"^- 
 })ass. drro^oKinaoQ rival : fr. aVti, 
 ^oKi/ici^w. Hence 
 
 'AiroCoKifiacria, ag, >/, disappro- 
 bation, rejection. 
 
 'ATTO^oKifiaffTeog, a, ov, to be dis- 
 approved or rejected ; verb. adj. 
 fr. dTTo^oKifid^u}. 
 
 'ATTodoKifiog, o, i), dishonourable, 
 disapproved, false, corrui)te(l, 
 counterfeit : fr. drrb, cuKifior. 
 Th. ^oKioj. 
 
 'ATToCo/ita, arog, ro, a gift, recom- 
 pen.se : dTrnSi^ujfii. 
 
 'Anoco^tvai, a. 2. inf. act. JEol 
 for dTTodovvai. 'ATrodouevog, rj, 
 ov, a. 2. part. m. 'ATrocoui'aJ, a. 
 
 f 
 
 Ano 
 
 2. inf. 'ATTo^og, aVoWroi, 2 pi. 
 drroSoTE, a. 2. imp. act. 'Attoc^o- 
 (rOai, a. 2. inf. m. of dTrodiSiofii. 
 
 'ArroCovTiofTig, nog, »), a cleansing 
 of the teeth : fr. aTrb, odovg. 
 
 'ATTo^of, aTTo^oTio, &. 2. iuip. act. 
 2 pi. aTTodoTe, fr. dnodidvjfu. 
 
 'ATTO^og, ov, »'/, Ion. for d^odog, 
 a departure, wandermg away 
 from, return. Th. bdbg, a way. 
 
 'ATTo^og, TOV, wanting feet; gen. 
 sing. fr. uTTovg. Th. Trovg. 
 
 'ATTo^offifxog, b, >/, which should 
 he rendered or restored : & 
 
 'ATToOoffig, tu)Q, t), a rendering, 
 restoration, restitution, repay- 
 ing, exi)osition, statement : fr. 
 ()iro^i^iofii. 
 
 'ATTocoriip, ijpog, 6, one who ron- 
 del's or restores. 'ATTOooTiKbg, rj, 
 bv, retributive : fr. the same. 
 
 'A;r6^ouXog, 6, »/, bom of a slave : 
 fr. dirb, dovXog. 
 
 'ATTo^ovvai, a. 2. inf. act. fr. 
 a TTodidojfii. 
 
 'ATToSoxiXov, ov, Tb, a receptacle, 
 repository : & 
 
 'ArroSoxti, ijg, r), a reception, ad- 
 mission, approbation, commend- 
 ation, thanks, welcome: fr. aTro- 
 ckxouai. 
 
 'ATTOcoxi^oa), oijto render oblique, 
 bend or incline ; f. uxtoj, a. 1. 
 ])t. act. aTTodoxfUtXTag, bending, 
 inclining, a. l.inf. d7ro^ox/Liai(rai: 
 fr. dirb, doxfibio. 
 
 'A TToSpayfia, aTog, to, that which 
 is gathered or plucked off, a 
 handful: fr. d7rodpd(T(Toj,or -ttiu. 
 
 'AirodpaOuv, by transp. for arro- 
 ^apOtiv, a. 2. inf. of a TToSapOuvu). 
 
 'ATTol'pdOi, a. 2. imp. act. 'Atto- 
 Caahjv, T]g, r], a. 2. opt. 'Atto- 
 cpdg, d<Ja, dv, part. a. 2. act. or 
 part. a. 1. fr. aTrkcpa, by sync, 
 tor dnkSpaiya, fr. aTro^pdu;. 
 
 ' A-rro^pdana, ag, e, a. 1. opt. 
 ^i^o\. fr. dTrodidpdffKii). 
 
 'ATTo^pdmg, eug, »'/, a flight, es- 
 t'ape, desertion ; 'ATroc^pdo-tg 
 (TTpaTsiag, desertion from the 
 army, or ranks : fr. dTro^pdw. 
 
 A7ro^pd<T<Tio, or -rrtu, cV 'Atto- 
 Cpdaaoiiai, or -TTOfiai, to pluck, 
 gather, grasp : aTrb, dpdaffio, or 
 
 -TTIO. 
 
 ATToSpdu), a, to flee, run away, 
 escape; f. dTroSpaffio, p. dTruSs- 
 cpuKa, a. 1. aTrkSpdffa, & by sync. 
 awkSpa, whence part. aTro^pdf, 
 aaa, dv,aH from d7ro^pj)/Lti, a. 1. 
 opt. ^ol. d7rodpd<nia,ag, e, a. 2. 
 ind. dTTedprjv & opt. djro^paiqv, 
 a. 2. imp. diroSpdOi, a. 2. inf. 
 
 _ arroSpdvai : fr. dnb, Spduj. 
 
 'ATTodpeTTt, pres. imper. act. fr. 
 
 ATTudpsTTU}, to pluck or gather, 
 enjoy, f. xj/u)^ p. (^a, pres. pass. 
 d-rrodpiirofiai : fr. drrb, ^plrrw. 
 
 ATTodpeypig, twg, »/, a plucking or 
 
 Ano 
 
 gathering of fruit : fr. 2 pers. 
 s. perf. ind. pass, of aTro^ptTru). 
 
 'Arro^privai, Ion. for diroSpdvai, 
 to have fled or escaped ; a. 2. 
 inf. of aTro^prjfit. for aTro^pdtu. 
 
 ' Airo^priffig, Ion. for 'A-iro^pdaig, 
 iujg, if. 
 
 'A-rrodpofiog, 6, y), one who re- 
 turns, or changes his course ; 
 one who is inferior to another 
 in the course : fr. perf. m. of 
 
 dnoTp^X^' 
 'ArrodpinrTio, to tear or pluck off, 
 lacerate, mangle ; f. \pin, inf. act. 
 dTToSpuTTTtiv : fr. dirb, ^pvirTio. 
 'ATTodpixpo), = 'ATTodpvTTTu) ; inf. 
 act. dTTodpvtpeu^, pivs. opt. aVo- 
 ^pv0ot^i, oig, 01, a. 1. .subj. aVo- 
 Spvipuj, in 3 pi. d7ro5pv\piij(Ti,a. I. 
 ind. pass. d7re^pv(p9rfv, ijg, rj. 
 ATTodpuf, contr. for drrolipdu). 
 'ATToSpi^tjv, pres. opt. Att. for 
 aTToSpdoi^i ; fr. the same. 
 'Avodvpofiat, f. oSvpovfjLai, to la- 
 ment or bewail bitterly : dirb, 
 odvpofiai. 
 'ArroSvg^ vffa, vv,\)t. pr. 'Airodv- 
 (Tai,a. 1. inf. act. ' Airodvadfievog, 
 T), ov, a. 1. part. m. fr. aTroSvo). 
 'Arrodvaig, tiog, ?/, the act of un 
 dressing, stripping, taking off' 
 garments : fr. dirodvoj. 
 'ATTodvffTreTBat, at, f. ijaot, to be 
 angry, take ill, bear impatiently; 
 strive against, resist, yield re- 
 luctantly, despair: fr. dnb, Svg, 
 TrsToj. Th. TTtTrrtu. Hence 
 'ATTodvaTTSTtjaig, eiog, t), impa- 
 tience, despair in adversity. 
 'ATTo^yn^ptov, ov, Tb, the place 
 where garments are taken off : 
 fr. 
 'A7ro^i}'(u,or*A7ro^t~/it, to undress, 
 strip, divest, take off, spoil ; f. 
 vau), p. Ka. * ATTo^uo/iat, mid. to 
 undress one's self, get rid of, 
 lay aside, prepare ; impf. dno- 
 dtdvfxtjv, & in the 3 pi. dno^k- 
 SvvTO : fr. dnb, ^vui. 
 ' AnoSui, (fig, y, a. 2. subj. act. & 
 
 'Anod(t)(Tio, f. I. md. & 
 'AnodtpTjv, (i>r)g, tprj, a. 2. opt. 
 
 Att. of dnodidu>p,t. 
 'AnoSiov, Totv, gen. pi. fr. dnovg. 
 'AnotinfXv, to refuse, forbid, re- 
 nounce, resign, declare, pro- 
 nounce, report, a. 2. inf. act. 
 'Anotlnov, poet. a. 2. ind. for 
 dntlnov. ' Anoiiny, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 subj. act. : fr. dnb, inio. 
 AnoipydOio, same as 
 'Anospyco, poet, for dnspyu), fr. 
 dneipyu), to drive away, keep 
 off, repel, separate, divide. Th. 
 ftpytu. 
 'Anofpffa, ag, f, a. 1. ^Eol. with- 
 out the augm. fr. dno'fppo}, to 
 destroy, sweep away, f. 1. yEol. 
 dnokpau). Hence d7roEp<T€i for 
 dnkpaii, 3 smg. f. 1. JEio\. 
 (C9) 
 
 Ano 
 
 'ATTo^dw, mf. dno^yv, to derive 
 sustenance from, live upon : fr. 
 dnb, ^d<t). 
 
 'Anoi^evyvvfii, to unyoke, sepa- 
 rate, disunite : dnb, ^ivyvvfit. 
 
 'AnoKct, to smell or scent of: 
 ano, OL,io. 
 
 ' Ano^iljvvvfii, or 'Ano^tovvijut, f. 
 l^wfTu), to ungird, disarm. 'Atto- 
 KtotjOtjvai, a. 1. inf. pass. : dnb, 
 Kiovvvpi. 
 
 ' AnoOdKXu), to shed its blossoms, 
 fade ; f. 1. ind. act. dnoOaXd, a. 
 1. ind. dntOrjXa, ag, «, perf. ind, 
 act. dnoTiOaXKa, pf. pass, dno- 
 TiOaXfiai : fr. dnb, OdXXu). 
 
 'AnoGavteai, Ion. for dnoOavy, 
 
 or Att. dnoOavtl, 2 sing. f. 2. 
 
 m. of dnoOvT](TKiij. 
 
 ' AnoOaveXv, a. 2. inf. dnoOdvui, 
 
 yg, y, a. 2. subj. act. dnoGavov- 
 
 Tog, & in f. g. dnoOavovarjg, 
 
 gen. sing. a. 2. part. act. fr. dno- 
 
 9vi](TKM, to die. 
 
 'Ano9avoX(Ta, Dor. for dnoGa- 
 
 vovaa, dead, a. 2. part. act. f. g. 
 
 See dno9avtiv. 
 'Ano9appkuj, f. Tjtru), to dare, be 
 
 confident : dnb, 9appEut. 
 'AnoBavfidt^ii), f. daw, to wonder 
 
 at, admire : dnb, 9avfidZ(^. 
 'Ano9(ixevog,rj, ov, laid down, laid 
 
 aside, a. 2. pt. m. fr. dnoTi9r}p.i. 
 'AnoGtv, adv. at a distance, from 
 
 afar, far off. Th. dno. 
 ' Ano9i6ii}, w, f. dtffoj, to deify, 
 
 place or reckon among the gods: 
 
 fr. dnb, 9s6i»). 
 ' Ano9epi^u}, f. i<T(o, to reap, mow, 
 
 cut off : dnb, Oepi^m. 
 ' Ano9e<T9ai, to lay aside, reject ; 
 
 a. 2. inf. m. fr. dnoTi9r]p,i. 
 'AnoBimg, tiog, >;, a putting away, 
 
 laying aside, preserving, ex- 
 
 ])osing : fr. dnoTi9r}iii. 
 ' An69i(TTog, b, j/, neglected, un- 
 regarded, undesired : a, no9ku). 
 ' An69tTog, 6, ij, laid or stored 
 
 up : dnoTiGtjpi. 
 ' Ano9tv(j6p.tvog, rj, ov, about to 
 
 run away ; f. 1. part. m. fr. 
 'Ano9Eu), to run from or away ; 
 
 f. 1. m. 9tv(jop,ai : fr. dnb, 9'no. 
 'Ano9ni)p'ni), Cj, f. -qfJii), to view 
 
 from a place, examine, contem- 
 plate : fr. dnb, 9tu)p(vj. Hence 
 ' Ano9{a)pT)aig, tojg, if, a prospect, 
 
 examination, looking into. 
 'Ano9fuKTig, nog, r), a deification, 
 
 apotheosis : dno9t6u). 
 'Ano97jKTi, Tig, r), a repository, 
 
 storehouse, granary, barn, favour 
 
 conferred ; nom. pi. dno9T]Kaif 
 
 ai : fr. dnoTiBrjpi. 
 ' Ano9r)pi6u), to, f. ioffu), to make 
 
 savage, irritate, enrage: whence 
 'AnoGtjpiioffig, nog, ?), fierceness, 
 
 savageness, bnitality : aTro, 9r]p. 
 'Ano9r](Tavpi{^io, to lay up, treasure 
 
 up : f. iffto, p. dnoTe9jj(TavpiKa : 
 
I 
 
 A no 
 
 fr. ttTTo, OijffavpiZu). Hence 
 
 'A7ro9T](Tavpianbg,ov, 6, a heaping 
 up of money, treasuring up of 
 any thing considered valuable. 
 
 A7ro0/;(j-o/xat, I will lay aside ; f. 
 1. ni. fr. aVori^fjjui. 
 
 'A-TToOqTog, 6, //, undcsired, un- 
 wished for : a, TroOeio. 
 
 A7ro0X7'/3a>, to squeeze out, press 
 upon, afflict, drive out ; f. xl^io, p. 
 diroTiOXiipa : fr. otTro, OXijiu). 
 
 *A7ro9vj)(rKoi, 3 sing. opt. pres. 
 ' XTToBvijaKovTa, tov, ace. sing. 
 part. pres. fr. 
 
 'ATro9vt)(TKu), to be dying, die ; 
 vTTo Tivog, to be put to death or 
 killed by ; f. 2. m. aTroOavovfini, 
 perf. ind. act. ciTroTsOvqKa, a. 2. 
 dirkOavoVf a. 2. subj. ciiroOdvio, 
 VQi y, a. 2. inf. diroiiaviivt a. 2. 
 part. dTToOavoJV, oixra, 6v : fr. 
 diTO^ 9i'r](TKoj. 
 
 'A7ro9opk(t), at, a. 2. dirWopoVj to 
 leap or jump off, alight : aTro, 
 96p(i}. 
 
 A7ro9pavco, f. (rio, to break off, 
 break away : aTro, 9pavoj. 
 
 'AttoOpi^, rpixog, o, r/, destitute 
 of hair, beardless : for d9piK. 
 
 * A7ro9pio(TKiOy to leap from or off, 
 leap down, leap back, spring 
 from, ascend as smoke or sparks, 
 arise : cctto, 9puj(TKuj. 
 
 'A7ro9puj(rK(i)aiv, they may leap 
 off; 3 pi. pr. subj. fr. the above. 
 
 'A7ro9vfitog, o, ?), repulsive to the 
 mind, disagreeable, hateful : fr. 
 aTTO, Ovjiog. 
 
 A7r69vfiog, 6, r), unwilling, re- 
 miss : for d9vfiog. 
 A7ro9vo)y f. <Tw, to sacrifice, offer 
 to the gods part of the spoil, 
 consecrate : aTro, 9inti. 
 A7ro9u)v^d<Tag, Ion. for diro- 
 9avfidaagj fr. d7ro9avixdi^(jj, to 
 wonder at. 
 
 'AxotTjrof, 6, »/, unskilfully per- 
 formed, unfinished : fr. a, Tvoikio. 
 
 'Attoiksio, at, to take up one's 
 abode elsewhere, emigrate, dwell 
 at a distance ; f. t)(toj : fr. aTro, 
 diKog. 
 
 *A-KoiKia,ag, ?}, a colony, emigra- 
 tion : fr. the same. 
 
 'ATTOKt^w, f. tVio, to lead out or 
 send away for the establishment 
 of a colony, settle at a distance, 
 colonise. 'ATroiKi^o^ai, pass, to 
 be led out for a colony ; perf. 
 pass. drrt^Kifffiai ; part. perf. 
 pass. dTT^jKifffiivogy t], ov, being 
 taken out for a colony ; a. 1. 
 ind. pass. a'Tr«^(ci(T0;;v, jjg, ti, 
 part. dv<i)KioOtig, tiaa, tv : fr. 
 aTTO, oiKog. 
 
 'AiroiKig, iSog, 77, a colony. 
 
 'ATTotictcrai, a. 1. mf. act. of aVoi- 
 
 'ATToiKicrfibg, ov, o, the taking out 
 of a colony, colonisation. 
 
 Ano 
 
 'ATTOlKO^OfikiOj Ul, f. T)(Tii), tO shut 
 
 up by means of a building, ob- 
 struct : fr. aVo, olKodofAS'j). 
 
 'AiroiKogy 6, 7;, remote from home ; 
 a colonist, emigrant ; aTr. TroXig, 
 colonised by : dirb, dlKog. 
 
 'A7roifxu)^(jj, f. w^io, to bewail or 
 lament : aTro, oifno^M. 
 
 'ATTotva, wvy rd, a penalty paid 
 to escape punishment, ransom- 
 money, fine, reward : fr. a, ttoi- 
 V17. 
 
 Airoivq.Vf pres, inf. fr. 
 
 'ATrod'ati;, Cj, f. i)a(o, & 'ATTOtvow, 
 f. w(Tti», to i-ansom, redeem, de- 
 liver from punishment ; requite, 
 repay, revenge ; mid. to receive 
 as a reward : a, Troivrj. 
 
 'ATToivTjTog, 6, 7/, unpunished. 
 
 'ATToivociKog, 6, r), avenging : 
 aTToiva, ^jfC7/. 
 
 'ATToifftrov, f. 1. dual, they will 
 take away ; fr. dTro0fpw, f. dnoi- 
 ffw, a. 1. aTrfjvtyKa. Th. 0f()w. 
 
 'AttokjCj, Dor. for aTroinio, 1 will 
 take away ; f. 1. of aTro^fpw. 
 
 'ATror'xo/xai, to be absent or re- 
 mote, keep far from, go away ; 
 f. x^l<^o^ai, p. aTn^Jx^/fiai. 'Att- 
 oixofitvog^ 7/, ov, pres, part., de- 
 parted, dead : fr. oTro, o'lxofiai. 
 
 'ATroi'w, f. oiaiOy an obs. verb, fr. 
 which aTTO^spoi borrows its fut. 
 
 'A7roKa9a'tpu}, to cleanse, purify, 
 clean : aTro, Ka9aip(M>. 
 
 'A7roKa9apiZu), f. iato, the same. 
 
 'A7roKd9ap(ng, eotg, r), a cleansing, 
 purification : fr. d7roKa9aipu). 
 
 'A7roKd9Tjfiai, to be idle or lan- 
 guid, sit apart : OTro, KdOrjiiai. 
 
 'A7roKa9icrT^, 3 sing. pres. ind. 
 act. fr. d7roKa9i(TTdii). 
 
 'ATroKa9i(rTT]^i,'A7roKa9i(TTdiOy w, 
 & 'A7roKa9i(TTdi'io, to put back 
 into its former situation, re- 
 establish, render, restore, restore 
 to health, refonn ; f. aTroJcara- 
 <TTr)(Tu), p. diroKarkaTT]Ka, a. 1. 
 d7roKark<JT7i<ja, a. 1. pass. aTro- 
 KaTt<Trd9T]v, I have been re- 
 stored ; a. 1. subj. aTroKorarrra- 
 9ui, T may be restored: fr. aTro, 
 Ka9iaTr}^i. 
 
 'ATToKa^JOTwr, contr. for aTro- 
 Ka9i(TTaov, 1 sing, or 3 pi. impf. 
 act. fr. d7roKa9i(Trdio. 
 
 'ATTOKaivvfxai, to surpass, be su- 
 perior to : aTro, Kaivv^ai. 
 
 'ATTOKaipiog, 6, ?/, out of season, 
 unseemly : aTro, Kaipiog. 
 
 ' ATTOKaioj, f. aixTio, to set fire to, 
 consume by fire ; as uro, to nij) 
 or pinch with cold, the effects of 
 which are like those of fire : 
 aTTO, Kaioj. 
 
 'ArroKaKfoj, w, f. Tjffo}, to be over- 
 whelmed with misfortunes ; faint 
 or sink under the pressure of 
 evil ; take flight as a coward : 
 
 aTTO, KOKSU). 
 
 (70) 
 
 Ano 
 
 'ATroifaXeo;, ui, f. tcrw, to call away 
 or aside, recall, pronounce, for- 
 bid, interdict, name, call by : 
 aTro, KoXtoj. 
 
 * A TrojcaXvTr rtu, to imcover, dis- 
 close, reveal, teach ; f. xf^io, p. 
 dTro»cf»faXi'^a, a. 1. d7reKd\v\pa, 
 a. 1. inf. aTro/caXi'i^ai, perf. pass. 
 aTTOKfK-dXv^/xat, a. 1. pass. aTr- 
 eKa\v(p9r}v, a. 1. subj. aTro- 
 KaXv<p9iij, a. 1. inf. pass. oTrofca- 
 Xr00;;vat, f. 1. pass. aTrofc-aXi;- 
 ^9})(Tofiai : fr. aTro, icaX^Trrw. 
 Hence 
 
 'ATro<cdXr;//i|^, f wg, 7), a discovery, 
 revelation, or unfolding ; the 
 title of the last book of the New 
 Testament. 
 
 'ATTOKdfiVb), f. ajuiD, to be over- 
 come with fatigue, be wearied 
 out, despond : aTro, Ka^vo). 
 
 'ATTojcd/iTrrw, f. "ipio, to turn aside 
 or from the right road, decline : 
 fr. aTTO, Ka^TTTU). 
 
 ' ATTOKaTTvio, to breatlic out, ex- 
 pire, swoon : fr. oTro, Kairvu). 
 
 'ATTOKapaCOKtaj ag, »/, earnest or 
 anxious expectation : fr. aTro, 
 icdjoa, ^oKEu), to expect. 
 ATTo/caprfptw, w, f. 7;<ra>, to sink 
 under dejection, die of weaknees 
 and abstinence : aTro, KapTipiw. 
 
 ' ATTOKaTaWdrTio, to reconcile 
 again ; f. ^w, p. aTroicar^XXa^rt, 
 a. 1. aTroJcarZ/XXa^a : fr. aTro, 
 KaTaWaTTio. 
 
 ' ATTOKardaraatg, eiog, 7/, restora- 
 tion, restitution, return : fr. 
 dTro»:a0i(rr77/it. 
 
 'ATTOKaTtarai, 3 pi. pres. ind. m. 
 Ion. for d'iroKd9r}VTat, they sit 
 down ; fr. diroKd9rjfiai. 
 
 'ATrorarford^Tjv, rjg, »/, I have 
 been restored ; a. 1. ind. pass, 
 fr. d7roKa9iffTT}fxi. 
 
 'ATTOKavXi^iOj f. ffutf to cut of^" 
 from the stem, break off any 
 thing, destroy utterly : aTro, 
 KavXi^u). 
 
 'AnoKfifiai, (Tai, rai, to be laid 
 up or laid aside, be set apart or 
 reserved, lie by neglected. 'Atto- 
 KeiTai, it is determined ; pres. 
 part. dTTOKtifttvog, ?;, ov, set 
 apart ; f. dTroKiiffofjai, impert. 
 dntKfi^Tii', aoy to, pr-es. inf. 
 dTroKi7(j9ai : fr. aTro, Ktlf-tai. 
 
 'ATTOKtipuj, to clip, shear, cut or 
 shave oft", spoil, plunder; f. aTro- 
 
 KlpW, & ^ol. UTTOKepfflO, a. 1. 
 
 dnsKupa & d-rrsKeptra : fr. aTro, 
 
 KtipOJ. 
 
 'ATTOKtKXkaTOflon.fordTTfKfKXyiv- 
 To, 3 pi. plupf. pass, of aTrojca- 
 Xiio. 
 
 ' AnoKfKXeKTfih'Oc, »7,oi', shut up ; 
 part. peif. pass. fr. aTrojcXfiw. 
 
 ' A7roKiKpx^p.^kvog, r], ov, conceal- 
 ed ; perf. part. pass. Hence 
 
 ' A-KOKiKpvun'ivioQy adv. covei*tly, 
 
 Ano 
 
 in a hidden manner : fr. dtro- 
 
 tpvirru). 
 'Arrofff row, to empty, evacuate ; f. 
 
 (i<rw, p. KiKEVojKa : fr. dirb,Kiv6(jj. 
 ^ AiroKivrkui, f. /;<tw, to transfix, 
 
 Ano 
 
 .1 
 
 ( 
 
 j 
 
 i 
 
 ]»ierce, stab: d7rb,KtvT'uo. Hence 
 ^ATTOKkvTrjaig, f.^i)g, 7), a piercing, 
 stabbiug. 
 'ATTocfp^aii^w, to gain by, make 
 a profit by, derive benefit or 
 gain from : aTro, Kip^aivo). 
 'ATroKfp^eio, w, f. ijcrm, the same. 
 'ATTOKfpixari^u), f. iffut, to reduce 
 to small coins or pieces, dissi- 
 pate : aTro, Kipfxari^m. 
 'ATTOKspffuj, yEol. for aTro»f€pw, I 
 
 will clip ; f. 1. of aTTOKtipLo. 
 'A7roKS(paXi^u), to cut off the head, 
 decapitate ; f. iVw, p. aTToKsKi- 
 (pdXiKo, a. 1. dTrtK((f)dXi<Ta : fr. 
 n~b, Kt^aXi^u). Hence 
 'ATTOKtipaXia^bg, ov, 6, a behead- 
 ing, decapitation. 
 'A7roK7]d(vuj, f. tv(T<jj, to ueglect 
 the funeral rites, cease to be- 
 wail : aTTO, Krj^Evu). 
 'ATroKti^koj, a), f. ijrru), to neglect, 
 act remissly, cease to exert one's 
 self : aTrb, kt/Ceoj. 
 'A7roK}}pva(Tio, or -mo, to sell by 
 auction, expose to sale, proscribe, 
 disinherit; whence 'AiroKTjpv^ig, 
 tiog, 7), a sale by auction, dis- 
 inheriting : aTro, Ktjpvaffo). 
 'ATTOKidi'ijiJii, to scatter, diffuse ; 
 pass. 'ATTOKi^vafiai, to be scat- 
 tered : aTTO, Kidvtjfii. 
 'ATTOKivSvvtvui, to run the risk 
 of, hazard : aTro, KivCvvevio. 
 'ATTOKiveui, Cj, f. i)(jui, to move 
 away, remove : fr. dirb, kipsco. 
 'XTTOKTuoq, ov, b, a removal, de- 
 {•arture, flight : fr. the same. 
 'ATToicXd^w, f. y^u), to utter a 
 shrill voice or sound, sin^ : aTro, 
 
 'A TTOKXaio), to weep, bewail ; mid, 
 to cease to weep ; f. drroKXav- 
 fJM : fr. aTTO, KXaio}. 
 
 '.\ TroK\<^^ag, Dor. for dTroKXiitjag, 
 a. 1, part. act. fr. aVofcXaw. 
 
 'A-oK-Xg^oi/, exclude, Dor. for 
 dTroKXtKTov, a. 1. imper. : fr. 
 dirb, kXuio, to shut ; f. (cXftrrw, 
 <fc Dor. KXg.^iu, ei being changed 
 into g. : hence a. 1. t<iX^^a, a. 1. 
 inij)er. kX^^ov. 
 
 'AiroKXapog, ov, 6, poet. & Dor. 
 tor dTro<X77poc. 
 
 'ATro«:Xrtit», f. (Tio, to break off. 
 
 'AiroKXeifffia, arog, to, custody, 
 keeping, confinement : fr. 
 
 'ATToicXftw, to shut to or up, ex- 
 clude, prevent, confine ; mid. to 
 abstain, f. aVojcXtiViu, p. aTTO- 
 KEKXiiKa, a. 1. drnKXtiaa, a. 1. 
 f^ubj. dTroKXfitrw, yg, y : fr. dirb, 
 nXtiio. 
 
 'AttokXetttu), to steal from, plun- 
 der ; f. xj/io: fr. dirb, /cXt Trrw. 
 
 ^AttokXtji^u), & 'ATro*:X»7iu7, Ion. 
 & poet, for aTTOKXtiu), to exclude. 
 
 'ATroKXrjpog, b, r), destitute of a 
 lot or inheritance, not partaking, 
 chosen by lot : aTro, icX7/pog. 
 
 'ATroKXT/pow, to select by lot, dis- 
 inherit : aTro, kXtjoooj. 
 
 'ATToKrXtjua, arog, ro,an acclivity, 
 or declivity, slope : fr.aTTOKrXjVw, 
 
 'A7roicXiv9Eig, tlffa, iv, reclined, 
 
 a, 1, part, pass. poet, for drco- 
 
 KXi9tig, of diroKXivio. 
 'AttokXTvuj, to incline, decline, 
 
 deviate from, bend or lean to 
 
 wards or away ; f. vuj : fr. aTro, 
 
 kXivoj. 
 'AvoKXiffig, e(t)g,rf,an inclination, 
 
 declination, leaning from : fr, 
 
 a'TrofcXtVai, 
 'ATroK-Xtroc, o, 7;, bending from, 
 
 declining : fr. the same. 
 'AttokXi'j^ii), f. (Tw, to w'osh out, 
 
 efface : dirb, kXv^^io. 
 ' ATTOKvaiut, f. aidis), to weary, 
 
 tease, oppress, wear away by 
 
 gnawing : dirb, Kvaiut. 
 'AiroKvqaig, nog, r), delay, in- 
 action, reluctance : d-n-b, okveio. 
 'A7roKvi(^io, f. jcrai, to pluck off, 
 
 cut away : drrb, 6icviK(o. Hence 
 'ATTOKvifffia, arog, rb, a piece cut 
 
 off. 
 'ATTOKOifidofiai, (ofiai, f. {)(TOfiai, 
 
 to sleep apart from, lie down, 
 
 sleep : drrb, Koifidofiat. 
 ' A7roKoXvn(3duj, d, f. T/croi, to swim 
 
 out, escape by swimming : drrb, 
 
 KoXvfificiu). 
 ' ATroKo/Lit^w, f. i(Tio, to carry away, 
 
 transport, remove, carry home ; 
 
 mid. to acquire, return : drrb, 
 
 KOfliK(iJ. 
 
 'A-rroKOfi^a, arog, rb, a morsel, 
 fragment : fr. 1 pers. sing. perf. 
 ind. pa.ss. of diroKoiTTo}. 
 
 'A-TroKofiirdi^u), f. cw, to boast, 
 sound : d-n-b, KOfi-Trdtio. 
 
 'A7roKo-n-ii<TT]g, gen. sing. f. g. pt. 
 a. 2. pass. fr. d-n-OKOTrroj. 
 
 'AiroKOTn), rjg, r), a cutting off, 
 discharge, a.s of debts, abolition, 
 defect ; apocope, a grammatical 
 figure, by which a part is taken 
 from the end of a word. 
 
 'ATroKOTT^vat, a. 2. inf. pass. fr. 
 
 'ATToicoTrrui, to cut off, curtail, 
 impair, separate ; f. i^w, p. drro- 
 KtKo<pa, a. 1. direKoxl/a, a. 2. pass. 
 dTTtKoirriv, a. 2. inf. pass, dtro- 
 Ko-irffvai, part. a. 2. pass, diro- 
 KOTreig, tXaa, kv : fr. dirb, kotttu}. 
 
 ' ATroKopv<povv Ti, pres. inf. act. 
 contr. fr. ' ATroKopv^ou), d, f. 
 io(Tat, to bring to a point, dis- 
 patch in a few words ; mid, to 
 run to a point : dirb, Kopv(p)j. 
 
 'ATTOKog, 6, r), wanting a fleece, 
 shorn : a, -jteku). 
 
 'A7roKO(Tfikio, to clear away after 
 a feast : aTro, Kofffisut, 
 (71) 
 
 Ano 
 
 *A-7roKOTTaf5i'Cu), f. cw, to dash 
 the last drops of wine out of the 
 cup on the ground, so as to 
 make a noise : dirb, KOTTafii'Co. 
 
 ' A-TTOKovpifiog, b, 7), shorn : dirb, 
 Ktipui. 
 
 ' AiroKov^i^u), f. <Tw, to lighten, 
 relieve from : aTro, fcou^i'^co. 
 
 'ATTOfcoil/fti', to cut oft', f. l.inf. 
 act. fr. aTTOJcoTrrw. 
 
 'ATTOfcparfcei, w, f. r/cro), to keep 
 back, withhold, excel, surpass : 
 
 a'TTO, KpaTtUJ. 
 'ATTOKpefidvVVfll, or -VVVO, f. (TUJ, 
 
 to suspend or hang up, let hang 
 down : dTrb, Koifidio. 
 'ATTOKpTjfirog, o, 7/, steep, abrupt, 
 
 precipitous : d-jrb, Kpijfivog. 
 'A7roKpi9ijvai, a. 1. inf. pass, of 
 
 dTro/vptj'o//rtt. 
 ' ATtoKpifia, arog, rb, an answer, 
 decree, sentence : fr. I pers. s. 
 perf. ind. pass, of d-jroKpivo^ai. 
 'A-TTOKpivaffOai, a. 1. inf. m. fr. 
 
 dTTOKpivofiai. 
 'A7roKpiv9svTe, removed, sepa- 
 rated, dual num. part. a. 1. pass, 
 poet, for d-rroKpi9ivTt : fr. 
 'ATTOKpirw, to distinguish, sepa- 
 rate, choose, adjudge from, re- 
 ject ; f. Kpivu), p. KfKpiKa, a. 1. 
 Uplva. ' A-TTOKpivonai, mid. to 
 answer ; pass, to be separated, 
 resolved into parts ; f, 1. pass. 
 d-n-OKpi9ii(Toixai, perf. pass. aTro- 
 KtKpifiai, a. 1. pass. dTrtKpi.9ijv 
 Tjg, rj, I answered, a. 1. imper. 
 pass. dTroKp'i9r]Ti, rjTio, & in 2 
 pi. d-n-oKpiOrjre, answer ; a. 1. 
 part. pass. d-7roKpi9tig, tXaa, bv , 
 a. 1. m. dTrsKpivdfxrjv, to, aro, I 
 answered : dirb, Kpivio. Hence 
 
 'ATToKpicrig, eiog, y, a sepai'ation, 
 adjudication, answer. 'ATroicpt- 
 aiv SiSovai, to give an answer ; 
 nom. pi. 'ATro»cp(<T«if : & 
 
 'ATTOKptriKog, tj, bv, separating, 
 judicial. 
 
 'ATTo/cporof, o, 7/, hard, firm, 
 rugged, craggy : d-irb, KpoTog. 
 
 'A-n-OKpovea9ai, to beat off, throw 
 off ; pres. inf. m. fr. 'ATrocpot'o;, 
 to repel, drive away, beat off ; 
 f. ovffbj : fr. d-jrb, Kpovu). 
 
 ' ATroKpv-TTTaaKe, or 'ATTorpj'^Trrc- 
 (TKe, Ion. for aVejcpuTrrc, 3 sing, 
 imperf. act. fr. 
 
 'ATrofcpuTrrw, to hide from, con- 
 ceal, lose sight of, dissemble ; f. 
 yl^io, p. dTTOKEKpiftpa, a. 1. aV- 
 EKpv^pa, a. 2. d-n-EKpvjSov, perf. 
 pass. diroKiKpvufxai, -^cii, VTai : 
 fr. dirb, KpvTrru). Hence 
 
 'A-7roKpv(prj, ijg, 1), a hiding-place, 
 retreat : & 
 
 ' A-TTOKpy^og, 6, 7}, hidden, con- 
 cealed, obscure. 
 
 ' AiroKpvi^Jig, nog, t), a concealing, 
 hiding ; fr. 2 pers. sing. perf. 
 ind. pass, of dTroKpv-TTTut, 
 
Ano 
 
 i 
 li 
 
 ii 
 
 'ATTOJcra'/itv, to kill, Ion. aTTO- 
 KTafxevaiy Dor. for oLTroKTcivai, 
 pres. inf. 'ATreicra^tv, impf. ora. 
 2. 'ATTOKTrct/ttvocpres. part. pass, 
 of dTTOKTrjfiij the same as 
 
 'ArroKTeivu}, to kill, slay, destroy, 
 torture, put or condemn to death; 
 f. aTTOKrtvw, p. drrtKraKay a. 1. 
 act. ciTTSKTeiva, a. 1. subj. diro- 
 icreivw, yg, 9, a. 1. inf. diroKTei- 
 vat, part. a. 1. d-TroKTiivag, aaa, 
 av, a. 2. uTTiKravov, perf. m. 
 dTTgjcrova, perf. pass. dmKTa^ai 
 
 & dTTEKTafifiaiy avaai, avrai, as 
 if fr. perf. act. ctTrsicrayKa, plup. 
 aTreicTdfirjVf a. 1. pass. dirtKTdv- 
 Otjv, I was killed ; a. 1. inf. pass. 
 dTroKTav9r}vai: fr. otto, KTtivu). 
 *ATroKTtvtlTtf 2 pi. diroKTevilg, 
 2 sing, as also aTroicrtvot'cri, 3 
 pi. f. 1. fr. diroKTiivio. 
 'AwoKrivvv^i, also 'ATrojcnvvyoi, 
 
 ■=. diroKTtivbt. 
 *A7roKTivvvvat, pres. inf. act. 
 ' ATTOKTivvvvra, ace. sing. pres. 
 part. fr. aTroKTivvvfii. 
 ' A TTOKrtffif , £(i>g, »), a colony, set- 
 tlement : fr. aTTo, fcrt'^w. 
 'ATroKyjStuw, to play with dice, 
 
 risk, hazard : drrOj KvfSivu). 
 *A'7roKvk(ii, a>, to produce, bring 
 forth ; f. rjffio, p. dTroKSKVtjKa, 
 a. 1. d-rreKVTjffa : fr. ctTro, Kviat. 
 * Air OKvXiio, to roll away, remove ; 
 f. tVw, p. d-jroKtKvXlKa, a. 1. 
 aTTficyXIffa, perf. pass. drroKeKV- 
 Xifffxai : fr. aTTo, ktuXiw. 
 'ATTOfcoiXvatg, 6wf , r), a hindering, 
 
 hinderance : fr. 
 ^AttokwiXv'oj, the same as kujXvu), 
 
 to hinder. 
 'A7ro)cw06o/iat, to become deaf or 
 
 dumb : ctTro, kuj(I>6(jj. 
 'ATToXayxavw, to obtain by lot ; 
 fail to obtain, be disappointed 
 of: dirb, Xnyxcivio. 
 *ATToXaZvfiai, to take from : UTrb, 
 
 Xd^vfiai. 
 'A-rroXaKTi^M, f. (Tw, to kick at, 
 spurn : aTro, Xa»crt^(t>. Hence 
 *A7roXaKri(T^bg, ov, 6, a kicking 
 away violently : UTr. /3tov, self- 
 murder. 
 *A7roXa/i/3aj/w, to receive, take 
 from, take back, recover, cut 
 off, intercept, receive as a guest, 
 detain ; f. aTroXrjypofiai, Ion. 
 XdfXfpouaiy a. 2. dirkXafiov, a. 2. 
 subj. a7roXa/3u>, ye, y, p. aTro- 
 XkXr]<}>a, & Att. aTTciX/j^a, part. 
 d7roX€X»;0a>i,*) i'i«j Of, & Att. drr- 
 eiXrj((>u)g, a. 2. m. aTrtXafiofirjv. 
 'ATroXafXTrpv'vio, f. vvui, to make 
 bright, clear, or illustrious; mid. 
 to become illustrious: aTro, Xafi- 
 
 'A7roXdjU7ra*,to glitter, shine forth; 
 dart out, send forth, emit ; f. ;//(!>, 
 p. XsXafupa, a. 1. aTrtXa/ii^a : fr. 
 dirbj XdjUTTw. 
 
 Alio 
 
 'A7roXa/Lt0O«vrc<:, shut up, cut off,] diroXavio. 
 
 Ano 
 
 intercepted ; a. 1. part, pass 
 Dor. or Ion. for d7roXr)<p9evTsg : 
 fr. fut. Xdfixpio^ as if fr. Xd/t/3w. 
 So aTToXtXafifikvoi, perf. part, 
 pass. 
 
 'ATToXaTrrtu, f. \//w, to lap or 
 gobble up : aTro, XdirTU). 
 
 'ATtoXavatg, eujg, »/, enjoyment. 
 'ATroXav(TTbg,6, y, enjoyed, giv- 
 ing pleasure ; & ' ATroXavffTiKog, 
 6, //, living in pleasure : fr. 
 
 'AiroXavio, to enjoy, derive bene- 
 fit from, suffer damage from, 
 with gen.; p. diroXiXavKay pres. 
 imper. uTroXavf, 1 pi. a. 1. subj. 
 dTToXavauiixtv : fr. aTro, Xavai, 
 obsol. 
 
 'ATToXatpOevregf Dor. for diroXt]- 
 <p9evTtg, nom. pi. a. 1. pt. pass, 
 fr. d7roXa/L//3dvtu. 
 
 'A7roXax«»v, a. 2. inf. act. fr. drro- 
 Xay')(dvu}. 
 
 'A-noXsyofiai, to be weary of 
 speaking, resign, reject, re- 
 nounce, despond ; mid. of 
 
 'ATToXkyiOf to choose, select, re- 
 ject, renounce, declare, prohibit, 
 forbid ; f. ^w, p. XtXixctf a. 1. 
 drrsXt^a : fr. aTro, Xiyoj. 
 
 'ATToXte, xVtt. for aTroXy, you will 
 perish ; f. 2. m. dTroXoD/iat, y, 
 tlraif fr. aTToXXv/it. 
 
 'AwoXtifiut, & 'AiroXtifiofiai, to 
 distil, pour out : aTro, Xti/3w. 
 
 'AiroXeiTTTBov, must be left, verb, 
 adj. fr. 
 
 'ATToXciTrw, to leave, relinquish, 
 desert, surpass, leave behind, 
 leave off, desist, be far from, fail, 
 want: pres. imi)er. aTroXtiTrc, pr. 
 inf. dTToXdxeiv, f. a//a>, p. aTroXs- 
 Xft0n, a. 2. dTTsXiTTOVf a. 2. part, 
 act. dTToXnrwv. Pass. drroXd- 
 TTOfiai, to be left, be absent, be 
 surpassed, be inferior, be desti- 
 tute of, fail ; perf. pass, cttto- 
 XkXtififiai, perf. m. uTroXiXonra, 
 part. dTToXtXoiTrojgj via, 6g : fr. 
 
 aTTO, XtlTTU). 
 
 'ATroXeig, you will destroy, f. 2. 
 
 act. 'ATToXEiaOai, f. 2. inf. m. 
 
 'A7roXfT(T0£, 2 pi. f. 2. m. as also 
 
 dTToXtiraij 3 sing. of a TToXoD/iat: 
 
 fr. aVoXXv/it. 
 'ATToXeix^^, to lick, lick off ; impf. 
 
 aTTtXeixov, f. I. aVoXtj^w, p. 
 
 aTToXsXfix"? ^*^^* ^* ctTreXci^a : 
 
 fr. dTTo, Xeix(^' 
 'ATToXtii/zje, fwCj Vf 3, forsaking, 
 
 abandoning, desertion ; 'Atto- 
 
 Xtixpig TTjg ^eXrjvjjg, the eclipse 
 
 of the moon ; fr. 2 pers. sing. 
 
 perf. ind. pass, of aVoXfiTrw. 
 'ATToXtKTog, 6, 7). selected, chosen, 
 
 excellent : aTro, X'syoj. 
 'ATToXtXa/i/ilvog, Dor. for uttoXi- 
 
 Xrjfifitvog, rj, ov, pei-f. part. pass. 
 
 see ' A7roXafi<pGkvTtg. 
 'AiroXeXavKOy ac, c, perf. act. fr. 
 (72) 
 
 'ATToXfXoiTTorcc* nom. pi. perf. 
 
 part. m. fr. aTroXteTrw. 
 'A7roX«/i7;rog, 6, »y, unassailed by 
 
 war, a stranger to the evils or 
 
 horrors of war : a, TroXt/itw. 
 'ATToXf^oc, 6, »/, without war, 
 
 peaceful, not adapted to war, 
 
 impregnable, not to be waged : 
 
 a, TToXt^og. 
 ' ATroXtofxtvog, Ion. for aTroXov- 
 
 fitvog^ about to perish, part. 
 
 f. 2. ni. 'ATToXiovreg, for aV- 
 
 oXovi/Teg, about to destroy, f. 2. 
 
 act. part, of dTroXXvfii. 
 'AttoXctti^w, the same as 'Atto- 
 
 XeTTU). 
 
 'ATroXiTTTvviOy f. vvioj to render 
 thin, extenuate, rarefy : aTro, 
 
 XtTTTVViO. 
 
 'ATToXtTTut, f.^w, & *A7roX€7ro//ai, 
 
 f. }pofiai, to j)eel of!': aTro, XtTroj. 
 'ATToXterat, a. 1. inf. act. 'AttoXe- 
 
 (Tft, 3sing. f. 1. 'ATToXto-y, 3 sing. 
 
 a. 1. subj. act. ' A-rroXkffOai, to ]>e- 
 
 rish, aor. 2. inf. m. 'A7roXc(T(raj', 
 
 they killed, 3 pi. a. 1. act. Ion. 
 
 & poet, for aTTwXiffav : fr. dir- 
 
 oXeu) for dTToXXvfii. 
 ' ATcoXr)yot, 3 sing. j)res. opt. fr. 
 ' ATToXi^yoj, to cease, desi.st, become 
 
 extinct, f. ^w : fr. aTro, Xijyuj. 
 'ATroXtji^taOaiy to rob, plunder : 
 
 fr. aTTO, Xiii^ofxai. Th. Xtia. 
 'ATToXrjraiy 3 sing. a. 2. subj. m. 
 
 d7r6Xu}i.iatfyji)rni: fr.dTroXXvfit. 
 'A7roXT](f>0tig, tlrra, iv, a. 1. part. 
 
 pass. d7roXr]\pofiaif f. 1. m. fr. 
 
 a7roXau/3dj'ti». 
 'A7roXtpa'^tt>, f. d^w, to recede, 
 
 run back, slij> away: dwb, Xtt'/Siu. 
 'ATToXtyau'o/iat, to brawl, i*aise a 
 
 clamour : dirb, Xtyaivio. 
 'ATToXiOoio, a), to turn into stone, 
 
 petrify. 'ATToXiOovfiai, f. Owao- 
 
 /<at, p. diroXtXiOvj^ai, to be pe- 
 trified, become a stone : aTro, 
 
 XiOou). 
 'AnoXifiTrdviOy the same as aTTO- 
 
 Xeiwio ; pass. 'ATroXj^Trdro/iat. 
 'ATToXiopKtjTogf b, »/, unbesieged, 
 
 unblockaded : a, 7roXtop»ctw. 
 "ATToXtf, t(^o(,*, 6, >/, without state 
 
 or city, banished, expatriated : 
 
 a, TToXig. 
 'A TToXiffOahio, to slide off or down : 
 
 dTTo, oXiffOaiviM). 
 'ATToXtrapyj^w, f. au), to hurry or 
 
 scamper off : dTro, Xtrapyt'^w. 
 '.\7roXir«i;ro(:, 6, ?;, unfit for civil 
 
 affaii*s, unpolished : aTro, ttoXi- 
 
 revofiai. 
 'A7roXixfidio,u), to lick off; f. ijaio: 
 
 fr. dTTo, X»x/idw. Th. Xttxw. 
 'AiroXXijyu), poet, for 'A7roXt)yuj, 
 
 &. ATToXXij^u), for 'AttoX^^cd. 
 'A7roXXo^(t)po^, oVfb, ylpollodoniSy 
 
 prop. name. 
 'ATToXXvfjn, or 'AttoXXvu), to de- 
 stroy, ruin, frustrate, abolish, 
 
 I 
 
 « 
 
 i 
 
 ! 
 
 Ano 
 
 lose ; pres. part. aTroXXuwv, 
 oi'Tog, 6, a destroyer ; f 1-, "'^^ 
 oXsau}, f. 2. dTToXui, a. 1. uttu)- 
 Xfcra, p. dTTwXtjra, & Att. aTro- 
 X(OXt»:a,& in inf. dTToXoXcKtvoi, 
 pres. pass. & mid. aTToXXv/iat, 
 to perish, be undone, lost, ruin- 
 ed, destroyed ; f. 2. m. dTroXou- 
 fiai, a. 2. m. d7rwXo/Lt>;v, oi;, tTO, 
 a. 2. subj. m. dTToXwjuai, y, i^rat, 
 a. 2. inf. m. aTroXtaUai, a. 2. pt. 
 m. aTToXofitvog, perf. m. dTruiXa, 
 Att. dTToXwXa, & in inf. dTroXw- 
 
 Xsvai, & part. dTroXtuXw^, via, 
 6q : fr. aTTO, bXXvfii. 
 
 'AttoXXvtqi, he is lost, or undone; 
 3 sing. pres. jiass. fr. aTroXXi-^t. 
 
 'ATToXXwf, o)roc, o, and in ac- 
 cus. 'ATroXXwvrt, Att. 'AttoXXw, 
 Apollo, the son of Jupiter and 
 Latona. The poetic name for 
 the sun ; which by its temperate 
 wiiruitli nourishes & fertilises, 
 but by excessive heat destroys ; 
 and in this latter sense seems 
 well derived fr. drroXXvio, to de- 
 stroy. Plato in his Cratylus 
 calls him 'ArroXXiov, because he 
 saves from evil, d7roXo/'ft or 
 a'7roX»''6i,or because he is uTrXovg 
 ill iliviuing ; or del i^aXXutv, al- 
 ways darting his rays. 
 
 'A TToXXwj'ta, ag, ii^ApoUonlaf the 
 name of a city. 
 
 ' A7To\Xii)vidg, ddog, »/, sacred to 
 Ap<»llo. 
 
 'ArroXXwj'toc 'Po^toc, ApoUonius 
 lihi»dius, an heroic poet. 
 
 'ATToXXojvoiiXtjTogf b, »'/, struck 
 bv .Apollo or the sun, mad, fran- 
 tic : 'AttoXXwv, /3dXXa>. 
 
 'ATToXoyeTrrtt, 3 sing. pres. pass. 
 d7ro\oytl(T9ai, pres. inf. d-TToXo- 
 yoi^'f roc, '/» oi', pres. part. fr. 
 
 'AToXoyso^ttaijOf'/tai, to plead for, 
 speak in one's defence, apologise, 
 iinpf. dTrtXoyiofiTjVf ovfitjv, sou, 
 ov, ttru,tiro, f. /jrro^tat, p. drroXs- 
 X()y//^UM, a. I. m. uTrtKoyijcrdfxtjv, 
 a. 1. .siibj.m. dTToXoyrjaojfJLut, a. 
 1. j)art. m. dat. drroXoytjrrafxkvtit, 
 a. 1. ind. pass. dTrtXoyi]9}]v : fr. 
 dirb, Xoyof. lience 
 A7ro\6y»;/irt, arog, rb, an apo- 
 logy, defence, excuse : & 
 
 ATToXoyta, ag, »), a defence or 
 apology ; gen. pi. dTToXoyLufV. 
 ATToXoy i^Ofxai, f. iaojxai, to give 
 an account of, explain, calculate: 
 dirb, Xoyi'Cofiai. Hence 
 AiroXoyKTixbg, ov, 6, a debate, 
 exj)Ianation, statement. 
 ATroXoyof, ov, o, a long, verbose 
 narration ; a moral table, apo- 
 logue : dirb, Xoyog. 
 ATToXotTToc, o, //, that which re- 
 mains : dTTo, XoiTTog. 
 ATToXoir', for aTroXoiro, 3 sing, 
 a. 2. opt. m. 'ATToXoi'^tat, f. 2. 
 m. fr. dwoXXv^i. 
 
 Ano 
 
 'AttoXovw, to wash away, cleanse, 
 purify by ablution ; f. drroXov- 
 <Tio, p. dTToXkXovKa, a. 1. otTrt- 
 Xouaa, a. I. m. dTrfXoyo-d/ij/r, 1 
 washed myself ; dnoXovaai, 2 
 sing. a. 1. imper. m.: d7rb,Xovu). 
 
 ' AiroXotpvpofiai, to bewail with 
 loud lamentations, deplore: dnb, 
 bXotpoQonai. 
 
 'ATToXoxfoo/iai, ovfJiai, f. a><T0/iat, 
 to sprout, send forth shoots or 
 sprigs, grow woody : dirb, Xox- 
 fioio. 
 
 'ATToXvOh'Teg, dismissed, pi. a. I. 
 part. pass. ; 'iva d7roXy0>/rt, that 
 ye may be dismissed, 2 pi. a. 1 . 
 subj. pass. See dTToXvco. 
 
 ' ATToXvfiaivonai, to purify one- 
 self, cleanse, be purified ; f. 2. 
 m. dTToXvixat'ovftai : fr. ctTro, 
 Xvixaii'io. Hence 
 
 'A7roXu/iarr/)p,f/pog,6,ac.eanser, 
 washer-up, devourer, parasite. 
 
 'ATToXptrai, a. 1. inf. act. 'Atto- 
 Xixnoffi, 3 pi. a. I. subj. act. 
 'A7roXv9tlg, tlna, li/, a. 1. part, 
 pass. fr. dTToXvit). 
 
 'ATToXvcng, eiog, >'/, liberation, ab- 
 solution, departure, separation, 
 death : diroXvio. 
 
 'ATToXvTpioffig, fwCjVj redemption 
 of a captive ; fr. dTroXirpow, f. 
 wffio, to redeem : ctTro, Xyrp6u>. 
 
 'A7roXi?"w, to loose, release, take 
 off, dismiss, absolve, acquit, for- 
 give ; impf. dTTtXvov, eg, t, f. 
 v'ffio, p. dTToXkXvica, a. I. otTrt- 
 Xvffa, ag, e, a. 1. imper. ctTroXv- 
 <Tov, a. 1. subj. aTToXvVw, yg, y, 
 a. 1. inf. dTToXiKTui, a. 1. i)art. 
 dTToXvffag. ' A7roXvofiai,\md. to 
 depart, put away, divorce, abdi- 
 cate ; d-KtXvovTo, 3 pi. impf. 
 pass. dTroXiXvfxai, perf. pass. 
 dTrtXv9r]v, a. I. pass. & in 3 pi. 
 d7rtXv9q(Tav ; a. 1. subj. d-rro- 
 Xv9(!j, yg, y, & in 2 pi. d-rroXv- 
 9iiTt, a. 1 . part. ])ass. dTcoXv9tig, 
 tXaa, iv : fr. dirb, Xvto. 
 
 'A7roXoj[5dm,Ci, & 'ATroXa>/3do/iat, 
 -a>/iai,to injure, commit outrage, 
 calumniate : drrb, Xojjidio. 
 
 'ATToXoXa, «c, f, I a"i undone, 
 perf. m. & in 1 pi. diroXwXafiev, 
 we are undone. 'AiroXu)XeKkvai, 
 to have destroyed, perf. inf. act. 
 &, 'AiroXtoXspai, to have perish- 
 ed, perf. inf. m. ' AttoXwXoc, that 
 which has perished, perf. part, 
 mid. n. g. fr. diroXXvpi. 
 
 'ATroXiOTi^u), f. (Tio, to pluck off : 
 dirb, XujTi^io. 
 
 'ATToXw^dw, or -0£w, w, f. ^tro), to 
 apj>ease, assuage, calm : ctTro, 
 X <pdu). 
 
 'A-rrofxaySaXid, dg, //, a crumb of 
 bread for wiping the hands at 
 table and then thrown to the 
 dogs, mean parasite: dno^dffaiu. 
 
 'A7roud9i](ng,tu)g, t), a forgetting 
 (73) 
 
 Ano 
 
 of what we have learned : dTro 
 fiavOdvii}. 
 
 WTTOfiaivofiai, f. fiavovaai, to 
 rage, be mad ; cease fi'oni rage, 
 cease to be mad : aTro, fxaivo- 
 fiai. 
 
 'ATro/naXa»c/^o)nai, f. itrofiat, or 
 
 ' ATTOfiaXOaKoofiai, f.ioaofxai, to be 
 enfeebled, grow efteminate: aTro, 
 fiaXuKbg or jjiaX9aK6g. 
 
 'ATrofj.avt'iaa, y, infuriated ; a. 2. 
 part. pass. f. g. fr. dTTo^aivofxai, 
 
 'ATTOfiat'Odi'io, to unlearn, forget ; 
 {'.d7rofjLa9t]<TOfiai,ii.2.d7riixa9ov, 
 p. dTro/i6/ud0/;Ka,perf. pass.aTro- 
 fiend9t]inn : fr. aVo, /iai^0a'ra>. 
 
 'ATTo/tapatj-'tu, to weaken, cause 
 to pine away ; dTroiiapaivofiai, 
 to wither away, be weakened, 
 decay, die. ' ATro^apav9ti<jr\Q 
 opytjg, anger being abated, a. 1. 
 part. pass. : aTro, napaivio. 
 
 ^AirofinpTiipkio, u), f. r/coi, to bear 
 witness to, attest: ctTro, /xaprf- 
 pkio. 
 
 WTTOfidfTffo^ai, or 'ATro/xdco'to, 
 -drrot, to wipe off, express, repre- 
 sent, form from a copy or nu)del; 
 fut. aVo/td^cu : fr. aTro, ^idtrffut, 
 
 ' A-TTonarTTiyouj, w, f. loffuj, to 
 scourge or whip severely : ctTro, 
 /iaoTtyow. 
 
 'ATTOjuarai^w, to play the fool, 
 break wind: dirb, fiaTat^io. 
 
 'ATTOfidxofiai, to fight off or 
 against, maintain a fight, drive 
 off the enemy, repel, resist, re- 
 fuse : aTTO, //dxo/xat. 
 
 'Arro^iaxog, o, >), unequal for the 
 fight : aTTO, fidx^- 
 
 'ATTAffieiXiffau}, or Lttu), f. I'^w, & 
 ' ATTOfitiXiaao^ai, to soothe, soft- 
 en, appease : drrb, ^.tiXiaau). 
 
 'ATTOfAeiptrai, 3 sing. pres. ind. ; 
 fr. diroixeipoixai, f. fxepovfiai, to 
 apportion, share, divide : dwb, 
 yitlpto. 
 
 ATTOfieXaivu), fut. avd, to black- 
 en, make black : aTro, fitXaivio. 
 
 'A7rofteiJLaxa,ag,e, I have cleans- 
 ed, perf. ind. act. of dirofidcrcroit. 
 
 'A7rofiffifo^ai,f. ypofiai, to accuse, 
 reproach, blame, rebuke : dnb, 
 fifixcpojini. 
 
 'Airofisi^w, f. evd, to remain, con- 
 tinue : dnb, nkvio. 
 
 'ATTOjLtcpt^w, f. au), to divide, ap- 
 portion, assign, separate : ctTro, 
 ^fpt'^tu. 
 
 Airoixtpfiijpi^ii), f. (Tit) & Km, to 
 sleep and forget one's cares : 
 drrb, /JtpuijpiZuj. 
 
 ' ATTOfliTpiiO, W, f. i](TU), p. fltfJlB- 
 
 TprjKa, to measure, measure out: 
 dyrb, fierpEO}. 
 
 'ATTOfxiiKu'vii), to prolong, length- 
 en, extend ; f. vu>, p. yKa : fr. 
 d-jrb, firjKvvoJ. 
 
 'AnofitjvTffag, daa, av, angry, 
 enraged, a. 1. part. act. fr. 
 
 r > 
 
AUO 
 
 ^A ■7rofir}ri"u), to be angry, rac^c on, 
 ftel u lasting resentment ; f. 
 T(T(i)f p. Ka : fr. ctTro. fitiviio. 
 
 'ATToui/fcIaOai, pros. inf. fr. 'Atto- 
 //t/i€o/iat, ovfica, to imitate, copy, 
 ])art. pres, a.7rofiifxovfj.tvoc, pert". 
 ]»art. pass. dTrofjLSfiifiijfikvoQ : 
 fr.* aVo, fiifikofiai. Hence 
 
 ^ATTOfxifiTifia, aTOQ, to, a resem- 
 blance, imitation : & 
 
 'Airofiifi (TiQ,noQ, //,an imitation. 
 
 * Airo^ivdo^ai, or 'AiroixifxvriffKo- 
 fiai, to remember, recollect, re- 
 l.ate from memory ; f. 1 . citto 
 /ti'i7(To/zai, a. 1. inU. m. aTrtfivt]- 
 ad}ii]Vy w, arOy a. 1. inf. arro 
 fivrjffiKrOaiy p. a7ro/wfjur;//iot, a 
 1. pass. aTTijiviiaOqv : fr. aVo, 
 fivdofiaiy or /itjuvj^T/cojUrtt. 
 
 * A7ro^ivr]}x6vtv^a,aroQ,To, a me- 
 morable saying ; aTrofiviJUovev- 
 l-iaTa, memoii-s : fr. 
 
 ' A7rofivT)novtvu}, f. tv(T(n, to re- 
 hearse from memorv, comme- 
 morate, record ; remind, remem • 
 ber : aTro, fivrfuoj'tvo). 
 
 'ATrofiPTjrraiy remember, a. 1. im- 
 per. m. fr. d7roj.iiuin')(TKoixcii. 
 
 'ATrofivijcnKaKeio, to keep in mind 
 injuries which have been re- 
 ceived : aTTo, fiit]«TiKaKSio. 
 
 'Arrofivvfiij or 'ATrofii'voj, f. aV- 
 o/ioffw, to abjure, deny or attirm 
 v.ith an oath, protest against ; 
 abdicate an office : aTro, o/ivy^(t. 
 
 'A-TTOfioipa, ag, >'/, a part or por- 
 tion : ccTTo, fioipa. 
 
 'ATTOfiovoofxai, f. (vffoiiai, to be 
 left alone : drro, novou). 
 
 'ATrofiopyvviii, or 'ATrajjionyvint), 
 to wipe or wash away, stpiceze 
 out ; a. l.m. dTrenop^dfirjv, Ion. : 
 drrb, fiopyvvfii, or ofiopyvv^i. 
 
 ' ATTOfiofTaif to deny, swear so- 
 lemnly, a. 1. inf. act. of aV- 
 
 OflVVfil. 
 
 *A7r6fiovaog, 6, >}, unskilled in 
 musie, illiterate, unlearned. 'A- 
 TTOfiovaiog, adv. fr. dTro, fiovaa. 
 
 ' AiiOixvQkoixai, oviiui, to dissuade, 
 prohibit ; impf. pass. d-TrefivOeo- 
 fiTjP : fr. aTTo, fivOiofiat. 
 
 'AirofivKTiog, a, ov, must be 
 wiped ; verb. »idj. fr. 
 
 'ATTOfivacno, or 'AirofivTTdi, f. ^a>, 
 to wipe the nose, deceive : fr. 
 CtTTO, jivacfit). 
 
 *A7r6vafiai, or 'A7rovr//iat, to en- 
 joy, reap the fruit of, f. d-Trovrj- 
 (TOjiai : fr. dTro, ov?//ii. 
 
 'AirovavTo, they possessed, en- 
 joyed, impf. fr. the above. 
 
 'A7rovd<Tcrw<Tiv, poet, for aTTova- 
 (Tioffiv, a. ]. subj. fr. 
 
 *Avovdio, w, f. dau), to cause to 
 migrate, remove to a distance ; 
 'ATTOvdoixaiy mid. and pass, to 
 change one's place of abode, 
 emigrate, live in exile : aTrb, 
 vdut. 
 
 Ano 
 
 ' ATTOvUaOaij pres. inf. fr. d-TTO- 
 vko^ai, to return, go away : otTro, 
 
 'ATTOvi/iw, to bestow, distribute, 
 assign ; f. l.aTroi'fjuw, p. dirovi- 
 i^fijjKa : fr. drrb, vkf.no. 
 
 ' A7rovtvoiJi.if:i'og, desperate, perf. 
 part. pass, of aTrovokoj. 'Attovs- 
 vor)fxkvojg, adv. foolishly, madly. 
 
 ' AirovkdTipog, 6, »/, poet, for aVo- 
 vvjTtnog, 6, >;, more indolent, 
 idle : a, irovog. 
 
 'ATTovevu), f. ev(T(jj, p. i4i>evKa, to 
 nod, refuse, disdain : dirb, vtvu). 
 
 'Attovcw, f. i}<no, to unload, un- 
 burden : dwb, v'hjj. 
 
 ' A7r6vi]fii, 'A7r6v)]fxai, & ' A7roi>a- 
 ficii, f. dTTovrjaofiai, to derive 
 advantage from, reap the fi*uit 
 of, enjoy : drrb, bvrjfxi. 
 
 'A TToi^z/ri, without labour; su])crl. 
 dTraj'TfTorara, very easily, adv.: 
 a, TTOveu). 
 
 'ATToi'Tjxio, to swim away, swim 
 from the shore to a ship, escape: 
 aTTo, vfixu). 
 
 'ATTovia, ag, ?/, cessation from or 
 aversion to labour, rest, ease : 
 a, TTOi'og. 
 
 'Attom'^w, f. i(Tio, to wash away, 
 wash, wipe off : fr. dvrb, vi^ut, 
 in the Tarentine tongue for 
 iHTTToj, to wash. 
 
 'A7rortK'/7(Trtt,a. l.inf. act. of aTTO- 
 inKcioj, a>, to vanquish, overcome: 
 anb, t'lKatj, 
 
 ' ATrovnrrpov, ov, to, water for 
 wasliing : fr. 
 
 'ATrovcTrrto, f. ^lo, to wash away, 
 wipe off : drrb, vitttuj. 
 
 'ATTOtwkit), at, f. r](Tit), to make 
 foolish, bring into a state of 
 idiotey. ' ATrovokouai, to be out 
 of mind : dirb, vosio. 
 
 'ATToi/otrt, ag, i), madness, folly : 
 ccTTo, vovg. 
 
 'Attovoq, b, i), free from labour, 
 without toil or trouble, unaccus- 
 tomed to labour, idle, indolent ; 
 compar. dTrovioTepog, having 
 less labour : a, Trovog. 
 
 'ATTovojg, adv. without labour or 
 trouble. 
 
 'ATrovoffTaffag, Dor. for 'Attovo- 
 (TTtjtrag, ai'Tog, o, a. 1. part. act. 
 ' ATTOvorm'jffeiv, f. I. inf. of 
 
 'ATTovooTtw, f. ijaco, to return, go 
 back : aTro, voaTtu). 
 
 'ATTovocr^t, apart from, adv. hence 
 
 'Attovoo-^i'^w, to separate, divide 
 from ; deprive ; aTrcfoo-^ttra, ag, 
 e, a. 1 . ind. act. : dirb, vo<j<pi^M. 
 
 'Attoj'vx'^w, f. <Tw, to pare the 
 nails, snatch away : dirb^ ovv%. 
 
 Airo^ivog, b, ?/, inhospitable, un- 
 frequented : dirb, K'svog. 
 
 'ATTo^tvuto, w, 'to banish, expa- 
 triate ; f. tJ<Ta» : fr. dirb, %tv6to. 
 
 'Atto^sw, f. ^kcno, to cut clean off: 
 
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 'A7roKT}paij'oj,f. ^jjpavio, p. payKu^ 
 to dry up : aVo, Ktjpaii'oj. 
 
 'Atto^v'j'iu, f. rut, to sharpni 
 make sour : aTro, o^vvoj. 
 
 'ATTo^vpau), & -SO), f. f/(rw, ti 
 shave, shear : dirb, ^?'pda;. 
 
 'Airi'Kvpu}, the same. 
 
 'Airv^i/ffag, avTog, 6, scraping or 
 stripping off, a. 1 . part. fr. 
 
 'Atto^v'w, f. v<Jio, to sci'ape dff 
 make smooth : fr. drro, ^iw. 
 
 ' Att OTT ay rjaopiai, I shall grow 
 thick or congeal, f. 2. pass. IV. 
 diroTrrfyvvfii : fr. aTro, iriiyi'v^i. 
 
 ' ATTOTaiTTavkovai, they will look 
 about in terror, look round fni- 
 a ])lacc of retreat ; fr. 'Atto- 
 iraTTTaivu), f. -KTavCj : fr. ari\ 
 TraTTTnivio. 
 
 'ATTOTrapOn'ooj, (J, f. uiffio, to do- 
 flower : drrb, Trapf^trow. 
 
 ' ATTOTraTtio, oJ, f. ijaio, to go «»iit 
 of the way ; step aside for tlio 
 purpose of easing one's self: 
 drrb, TraTtio. Hence 
 
 'A7ro7ra'r?;/ia, aTog, to, excre- 
 ment : 6c 
 
 'ATTOTraroc, ov, 6, stool, excre- 
 ment. 
 
 'ATTOTravto, cease, abstain, pres. 
 imper. m. Ion. fordTroTrai'or: A: 
 
 'AiroTravaitrOai, f. 1. inf. m. fr. 
 
 AyroTravio, f. avffoj, to stop, for- 
 bid, restrain, prohibit ; aVo- 
 7ravo/.iai, to cease, desist, leave 
 off : OTTO, Travu}. 
 
 'ArroTnipa, ag, »), trial, expe- 
 rience : hence 'AiroTTdpdoj, w, 
 
 f. d (T(D, & 'ATTOTTttpdo/mi, W/JOI, 
 
 to try, attempt : cnrb, Trtlpa. 
 'ATTOTrifiTTtiv, pres. inf. 'Atto- 
 7r(fi\l/u, Dor. for diroTTfiJ^tt, f. 
 
 1. act. of 'ATTOTrfflTTUl, f, \p(0, to 
 
 send away or back, dismiss: 
 
 OTTO, TrfflTTU). 
 
 ATTOTreXcKau), to, f. rjffuj, to hew 
 with an axe : dTro, TreXtKaw. 
 
 'ATroTTtpTTTovi', prcs. inf. contr 
 fr. ' ATroTrefiTTTow, d, f. tjcro), to 
 exact, or pay a fifth part : fr. 
 aTro, Trk fiTTTog. 
 
 ' ATToTTf ^\pig, fu)g, >), a sendiiiu' 
 
 ^ away, dismissal : fr. cnroTrsftTru). 
 
 'A7roTn7r\dvT]Ka, ag, e, I have led 
 
 aside or seduced, pf. ind. act. iS: 
 
 A7ro7ri7r\dvT]fiai,(Tai,rai, 1 have 
 
 been led aside, perf. ind. pass. 
 
 of dTTOTrXardw, w. 
 
 AwoTrsTrXivKa, ag, i, I have set 
 sail, perf. ind. act. of aTroTrXew. 
 
 'ATroTTfTrXvyKTrt, ag, i, perf. ind. 
 act. of dTTOTrXt'ivw. 
 
 ATTOTriirvlxa, ag, e, perf. ind. 
 act. 'ATTOTTiTTViyfiai, ^ai, KTai, 
 
 ^ perf. ind. pass, of dTroTTJ^tyw. 
 
 ' ATroTriTTTMKa, ag, €, I fell down, 
 
 ^ perf. ind. act. of dTroTriVra;. 
 
 'ATTOTrtro/iai, to fly away or back ; 
 aor. 2. dirnrTa^Tiv, j>art. dTTo- 
 TTTdjuvog : fr. drrd, Trsro/tat. 
 
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 i 
 
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 'ATro7re<}>a(Tfiev(t)g, adv. explicitly, 
 plainly : Ir. peri", pass, of dTro- 
 (paivu) 
 
 ' A-xoTTi'iyvvfii, f. ^a>, to cause to 
 freeze, congeal. 'ATroTrijyi'Vfiai, 
 to become stiff with cold, freeze, 
 congeal : dTro, Tzi]yvvjxi. 
 
 'ATroTniddio, w, f. rjffoj, to leap 
 back, leap down from, recede 
 hastily, recoil : dTro, Trrjddio. 
 
 'Attottu^w, f. k<Tu}, to express, 
 sfiueeze out, compress : fr. dTro, 
 
 ' y 
 TTlt^U). 
 
 Ano 
 
 Ano 
 
 
 I 
 
 'A-jronifiTrXTJui, f. ttXijctu), to fill 
 11 J t, satisfy, appease : dTro, ttijx- 
 TrXijfii. 
 
 '.\-0TriJ'w, f. TTiojuat, to drink of 
 or up : dTTo, ttii'u). 
 
 'ArroTriTrrw, to fall down, fall off 
 from, fail in an midertaking, 
 dfspond ; f. dTroTrrcutTo), p. drro- 
 rrkTrrtoKa, a. 2. dTTf ttco-oj^ : fr. 
 I'nrb, TriTrroj. 
 
 'ATTOTrXd^w, to cause to wander, 
 1 ad astray ; f. 1. ind. yKio, a. 1. 
 iuJ. aTTETrXay^a, ag, f, p. x«>pr. 
 pass. dTroTrXd^o/tat, to wander 
 away from, wander, a. 1. pass. 
 
 aTTtTrXdyx^n^f '/t'j Vt I have 
 b-'en far removed, a. 1. m. dTT- 
 <7rXay^d/i>;v, w, aro : fr. dTro, 
 ;r\dsw. 
 
 'ATTOTrXardw, w, to cause to err, 
 seduce, lead aside or wrong ; f. 
 i)(7oj, p. dTro;rcTrXdv7/(ca, pres. 
 pass. dTTOTrXavdo^at, to wander 
 or err, perf. pass. dTroTrcTrXdv//- 
 /lai, aai, rat, a. 1. pass. dTrcTrXa- 
 vij9i]v, I have wandered : aTro, 
 TrXai'dw. Hence 
 
 'A7ro7rXdi';;(rtg, etvg, y), wandering. 
 
 'A-07rXtt£iv, pres. inf. poet, for 
 aTTOTrXsttv, fr. 
 
 ATToTrXfcw, to sail from or away, 
 depart by sea, set sail ; f. dTro- 
 7r\iv(Tit>, p. dTroTrlrrXf i;»ca, a. I. 
 d/TE 7rXfj;(Ta : fr. dTro, ttXew. 
 A/ToTrXf/tcroc, 6, r), astounded: & 
 ATTorXjy^t'a, ag, /), apoplexy, a 
 sudden seizure : fr. d Tro, TrX// crcrtti. 
 
 A7ro7rX;/poa>, lo, f. wtrw, to fill up, 
 
 _ complete : fr. aTro, TrXrjpoio. 
 
 ATTonXljpioffig, eiog, i), a filling 
 
 up : & 
 
 ATTOTrXr]pu)Trig, ov, 6, he who 
 
 ^ fillsup or completes: fr.thesame. 
 
 A7roTrX/;(r(ra;, or -ttoj, f. ^(u, to 
 strike down, strike with terror 
 
 ^ or senseless, stun: aTro, TrXqnffio. 
 A7roTrX(0'(To/iat,f. ^ofiai, to spring 
 
 ^ or run away : dTro, ■KXi(T(Top.ai. 
 
 A;ro7rXoot.-, ov, 6, Ion. for 'ATro- 
 TrXovg, a dei>arture, properly by 
 
 ^ sea: fr. dTroTrXfw. 
 A^oTrXtJ/ia, aTog, to, foul water, 
 "1 which any thing has been 
 
 ^ washed : fr. 
 
 AttottXvVw, to wash away ; f. 
 vvia, p. dTroTrcTrXiryfca, a. 1. 
 aTrsTrXvva : fr. dtro, TrXui^w. 
 
 ATTOTrXiutu, Ion. for aTroTrXetu, to 'ATroTrroXif, iSog, b, i), an exile : 
 
 depart by sea, set sail. 
 ATTOTrvtiovffa, j), breathing out, 
 exhaling, expiring, for uTro- 
 TTveovffa, pres. part. f. g. poet. 
 
 fr. dTTOTTl/Cai. 
 
 'ATroTr»'fi;(Tif, eiog, »), an exha- 
 lation, an expiring : fr. 
 'ATTOTri/tw, «Sc poet. 'ATroTrrf/w, to 
 blow from, breathe out, exhale, 
 breathe one's last, expire ; f. 1. 
 ind. aTrmrvevauj, a. 1. dTrsTri'fi;- 
 aa, a. 1. m. aTreTTi'fvadfirjv, u), 
 aTO, pf. ind. act. aTroTreTrvtvKa, 
 perf. ind. pass. dTroTreTrvcr/uai : 
 fr. d-TTO, Tri'ku). 
 ' AiroTTviyrjaoiJievog, i), ov, a])Out 
 
 to suffocate, f. 2. part. pass. fr. 
 'ATroTrvryai,to suffocate, strangle, 
 choke, vex ; f. dTroTrvt^w, p. 
 OTTOTrlTrvt^^a, a. I. dTrkirvi%a, a. 
 1. part. diroTTvi^ag, a. 2. aTre- 
 TTviyov, pf. pass. dTroTTtTrviy/iat, 
 a. 2. pass. dimrviyTjv, f. 2. pass. 
 dTroTr»'iy77(TO/uai: fr. a' Tro, rrviyio. 
 'ATTOTTvot), TJg, 7}, a breathing, 
 
 exhalation, expiring : & 
 'ATroTTi/ota, ag, /), a blast, or gale 
 of wind : fr. dTroTriEw. 
 ATTOTTodofiai, ovfiai, f. -qaofiai, 
 to lead away, remove, reject, 
 repel, despise : dTro, Troi6w. 
 'AxroTro/XTTaioc, ov, b, one who 
 averts evil, the same as dXt%i- 
 KaKog : & 
 'ATTOTrofXTrrj, fjg, i), a sending or 
 putting away, averting of evil, 
 divorce : dTro, Trefnrio. 
 'Attottovsuj, f. r]<Tu), to give over 
 labour, cease working : dTro, 
 
 TTOrku). 
 
 'ATTOTropetfOfiai, f. evcTOfxai, to go 
 away, dei)art, return : dTro, 
 
 TTOpEVOHai. 
 
 ' Airo7rpaTi^ofxai,f. iffofxai, to sell. 
 
 Th. TTpaTtjg, a person w ho sells. 
 'ATTOTrpt'w, f. I'au), to saw off, cut 
 
 with a saw : dTro, Trptw. 
 A-rroTrpb, 'ATroirpoOtv, & 'Atto- 
 
 Trpo0t, adv. afar, from afar. Th. 
 
 Trpo. 
 'ATroTTpoatpeu*, to take a portion 
 
 from, a. 2. part. -iXoiv : aTro, 
 
 TTOOaiOEW. 
 
 'ATTOTrpojSaivcj, to go from, re- 
 tire : aTTo, TrpojSaij'u). 
 
 'ATTOTTpo/idXXw, f. X(J, to cast far 
 away : dTro, Trpo/3dXXw. 
 
 'ATroTr|00ij;/xt, to hurl forward, 
 dispatch to a place : aTro, Trpo- 
 
 ATTOTrpoTkfivio, to cut off a por- 
 tion ; a. 2. part. -Tafxniv : fr. 
 aTro, TTOorsfivii). 
 
 ' ATroTTTUfifi'og, i], ov, a. 2. part, 
 m. fr. dtpiTrrafiai, to fly away : 
 fr. rtTro, 'iTTvap-ai. 
 
 'A7ro7rTrjvai,a. 2. inf. fr. dTr6Trr»;j/, 
 a. 2. aTTOTTTqaofiaiy f. 1. m. fr. 
 d<p'nrrafiai. 
 
 (7o) 
 
 fr, dTTo, TrroXtt,', TroXig. 
 'AiroTTTog, b, //, out of sight, seen 
 
 afar : fr. aTro, birTonai. 
 ' AiroTiTvaTog, b, r), despicable, 
 detestable : fr. 
 
 Attotttvo*, f. i){Ta;, to sj>it out, 
 throw up, reject, spurn, abomi- 
 nate : fr. aTro, tttvoj. 
 
 'ATTOTTTioaio, 1 shall fall away, 
 or fail, f. 1. md. act. of aTro- 
 TrjTTrw. 
 'ATroTrv^apt'^tu, f. ffio, to dance a 
 inide Lacedemonian dance : drrb, 
 TTvdapi^ut. 
 
 ' ATTOTTvvOdvofiai, to ask of an- 
 other : drrb, TrvvOdvofiai. 
 "ATTopa, for dizopov, ddvvaTOV, 
 impossible : see diropia. 
 
 'ATTOpyi^oi, f. (TO), to make angry. 
 'ATropyt^Ojuat, f. icFofiai, to be 
 angry : aTro, 6py<4tu. 
 
 'ATroptT, 3 sing. pres. fr. dTropsoj. 
 
 'Airopsonai, ovfxai, the same as 
 
 'ATropew, (J, f. r/T(u, to be reduced 
 to straits or dilhculties, hesitate, 
 be in doubt or perplexity, be at 
 a loss ; want, be destitute : fr. 
 aTTopog. Hence 
 
 'ATr6p;;^ta, arog, Tb, a doubting, 
 question, difficulty. 
 
 'ATrop0;;roc, ^f Vt impregnable, 
 safe : fr. a, 7rop0tio. 
 
 'ATTopia, ag, 6c ion. -?;, J?c» >/> Per- 
 plexity, irresolution, difficulty, 
 distress, want : I'r. dTropof. 
 
 'ATTopvvfievai, a'l, stirred up, or 
 excited, pres. part. pass. f. g. pi. 
 of d-rropvvfievog, fr. 'ATroprv- 
 fii, to urge on, excite ; mid. to 
 hasten from : aTro, opvvfxi. 
 
 'ulTTopog, 6, Tf, impassable, im- 
 practicable, impossible ; dull or 
 unapprehensive ; without expe- 
 dient or means, perplexed, dif- 
 ficult, poor : aTropa, rd, difficul- 
 ties : fr. a, Tropog. 
 
 'ATTopovtTs, a. 1. ind. act. Ion. fr. 
 
 'ATTopouo;, to leap out, break 
 fortli, f. ovau), p. aTrcJpovica : fr. 
 dirb, bpovoj. 
 
 ' ATToppaytiriv, rjg, r), a. 2. opt. 
 pass, of dTTOppifyvvfii. 
 
 'AiroppuOufikuj, (J, f. 170-0;, to ne- 
 glect through indolence : a' Tro, 
 paOvfxsu). 
 
 'AiToppaivu), to sprinkle, moisten: 
 aTro, paivio. 
 
 ' ATToppaiaiLVff ut. 1. inf. act. fr. 
 
 ' ATToppaiu), f. (To;, p. Ka, to throw 
 down, destroy; deprive, bereave: 
 aTro, paio}. 
 
 ' ATToppavTTjpiov, ov, Tb, the ves- 
 sel containing lusti'al water. 
 
 'ATToppdirroj, f. xput, to mend, 
 patch, sew up; a. 1. part, dirop- 
 pd\pag : fr. dirb, pdirru). 
 
 'ATToppaxl/i^cku), to, f. i]<Tuj, to re- 
 cite in rhapsodies : dirbf paxp- 
 
I 
 
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 'Airoppeit), f. evau), to flow from : 
 
 OTTO, p'fii). 
 
 'ATTopptio, f. p^ffiOy p. ippr]Ka, to 
 forbid, prohibit, refuse,reiiounce, 
 reject : aTro, pttu. 
 
 'ATTopprjyvvixi, f. ij^w, p. t^X^j *" 
 break off, burst asunder : d-jrOy 
 pqyvvfii. 
 
 'AiropprjOiv, forbidden, a. 1. part, 
 pass. n. g. fr. diroppku). 
 
 * Airopp^na^ aroe,ro, an interdict 
 of the magistrate; 6l' AiropprjaiQ, 
 eiog, »/, an announcing, interdic- 
 tion, rejection : fr. the same. 
 
 'ATTopprjtag, Si in f. g. dirop- 
 prj^affa, breaking off, a. 1. part, 
 act. fr. dTTopprjyvvfii. 
 
 'A7r6ppi]Tov,T6f a mystery, secret. 
 
 'ATropptjTog, o, )/, secret, sacred, 
 not spoken of, forbidden, not to 
 be mentioned. 'ATTopprjTa ttoi- 
 eXtrOaif to interdict, suppress or 
 conceal : drroppkio. Hence 
 
 * AitoppitTiOQ, secretly, adv. 
 
 ' Airoppiykio, f. ijfftu, p. m. dir'ip- 
 piya, to shudder at, dread: dnby 
 piysuj. 
 
 'ATroppiTTTvjf to cast or throw 
 away ; f. \pio, p. d7rippl<l>af a. 1. 
 aTTsppixba, a. 2. dirtppiirov, a. 1. 
 part. diropp'ii\/aQ : fr. aTro, piir- 
 Tuj. Hence 
 
 'Airuppitpig, iujgj »/, a throwing 
 away. 
 
 'Airoppofj, rjg, »/, a gushing out, 
 stream : fr. diropp'nit : & 
 
 'A-rroppoia, ag, riy a flowing. 
 
 'AiroppoijSdsio, fa>, to croak aloud: 
 dnb, polficog 
 
 Ano 
 
 'ATTOS, eog, to, labour ; height 
 or depth : fr. diro signifying re- 
 moteness. 
 
 'ATToffoXevu), to fluctuate, be toss- 
 ed, beat about at a distance from 
 land, ride at anchor : aVo, cra- 
 
 'ATTocrarrw, f. a'^w, to unburden, 
 lay down a load : oTrby ffc'iTTw. 
 
 ^ AirofTj^ivvvtOy or -v/it, f. tcrcu, p. 
 kafiiKUy to extinguish, put a stop 
 to, abolish, destroy : ajro, aii'iv- 
 vvf.li. Hence 
 
 'ATTotT^iffaiocrt, a. 1. subj. act. 
 poet. 
 
 'A7roatiffdf.itvog, a. 1. part. m. fr. 
 
 'ATTOCTtla*, f. (Tfi<Ttt», p. akdiiKa, to 
 
 shake ott', drive away, reject, 
 
 repel : ciTro, at'no. 
 ' A-rroaifxvv i'u),{.iwu), to celebrate 
 
 with pomp, extol, dignify : aTrb, 
 
 aifivvvu). 
 ' Airo<Ti<rr]p.iHi)fikvay marked or 
 
 registered, perf. j)art. pass. fr. 
 
 aTro<Ti]fxii6ii) : fr. aTro, arjfjitiouj. 
 'ATTofftinjj, to drive ott'. See drr- 
 
 ktravTo. 
 ' A-Koarinaivofiai, to mark, desig- 
 nate : & 
 'Airocrtjfiaivoj,^. avut, to indicate, 
 
 point out, signify : dTrb^ ar]fial- 
 
 vut. 
 'AiroffqTTOjJiai, f. //x^o^at, p. akffri- 
 
 fiai : &. 
 'ATTofftjTTuj, f. i]^p<Dy to rot, decay, 
 
 grow putrid or corrupt, become 
 
 mortifled : dTrb, fftjiru). 
 'ATToaifioujy Wy f. w«To>, to make 
 
 chub-nosed, bend upwards, turn 
 
 'ATToppoipcuoj or 'A7roppo0£a>, f.l or incline aside : aTro, ffifioio. 
 tfffio, to sup, taste of, swallow up, 'A7ro<rtr£w, ui, f. ijauj, to abstain 
 
 engulph : fr. dirb, po^iw 
 
 'ATToppvffig, f(og, »), a flowing 
 away, discharge : fr. dTToppvot. 
 
 'ATToppVTog, 6, r), flowing away 
 or back : fr. 
 
 'Airoppino, to flow from, away, or 
 out of : aTTo, pi'w, same as peio. 
 
 'ATToppujK, wyoc, o, 7/, taken subst. 
 a spring, branch of a river, 
 stream, part or fragment torn 
 off ; adj. abrupt, broken off, de- 
 rived or descended from : fr. 
 diroppi^yvvfii. 
 
 'AiropipayiKtti, to bereave of pa- 
 rents, children, or friends, de- 
 prive, make destitute ; f. ifno, 
 p. dTTwpipdviKa, a. 1. diriopcfxivi- 
 aa, perf. pass. d7ru)p(pdi'i(Tfiat, 
 a. 1. pass. dTriop(paui<TOT]yy a. 1. 
 part. pass. aTrop^ai'iffOttc : fr. 
 dirb, op^ai't^w. 
 
 'Airoputv, ovpTog, 6, pres. part, 
 fr. dTTopku). 
 
 'A-rropojg, adv. perplexed with in- 
 extricable difficulties ; slenderly, 
 scantily ; dnopajg KticrOai, to be 
 poor or destitute : fr. diropag. 
 
 'AiropuiTaTog, superl. fr. aTTopoc. 
 
 'Airopiorepog, comp. fr. the same. 
 
 from food : & 
 
 'AwofflTog, o, >/, hmigry, fastuig : 
 ctTTo, alTog. 
 
 'ATToaiunrduj, at, f. ijtTio, to keep 
 silence, refrain from speaking : 
 aTrb, (Tuoirdix). Hence 
 
 'ATTocnwTrTjtTig, fw^, r), silence or 
 secrecy ; a figure of rhetoric de- 
 noting an omission of a word or 
 part of a sentence ; as in Virg. 
 yEn. i. 135, * Quos ego — sed mo- 
 tos priestat componere fluc- 
 tus.' 
 
 'ATToGKaTTTio, to cut off by a ditch, 
 intercept : dirb, aKd-KTio. 
 
 ' ATToffKapi'^u), f. itrioy to j)ant, 
 breathe hard, struggle for want 
 of breath, die in convulsions 
 
 TT- 
 
 aTTo, (TKapiZuj. 
 * ATTocTKe^avi'Vfii, f. dffoi, p. d 
 
 tffKsdaKa, to dispei"se, scatter, 
 
 dissipate : dirby (TKeddvvvfii. 
 'ATTOCTKfTrdi^u), f. (Tw, to uncover, 
 
 disclose : dirb, aKiird^o). 
 'ATToaKtrrrofiai, f. \poficti, to take 
 
 a view from an elevated station, 
 
 survey, regard : drrb, aKiirroficu. 
 ' ATTorrickTrTio, f. \//it», to visit. 
 'ATToaKivd^ouai, to remove goods, kqvvu). 
 
 C7G) ' 
 
 Ano 
 
 collect and deposit goods ; de- 
 stroy, dismantle; f. I. m. dao- 
 fiaiy perf. pass. dTnaKtvaapca, 
 aor. 1. m. dTnoKtvaadfiriv : fr. 
 
 ' ATToaKtvd^ii), f. dau), p. dTztoKtl. 
 oKa, to pack up and remove ; 
 replace, repair ; take away : 
 dirb, (jKivdZ,i.o. 
 
 ' AirotTKivrjy ijg, t), goods or furni- 
 ture, baggage of an army : aVo, 
 
 (TKfVOg. 
 
 'ATToffKTjvogy o, »/, not living in 
 the Siinie tent : & 
 
 'A7ro(TKt]v6ii), f. tbaut, or 'ATroeric?/- 
 rtio, to live at a distance, remove 
 to a distance : dirb, aKtjvi). 
 
 'ATTOaKllTTTiOj f. \//tu, p. (pa, to 
 rush, force one's way to, fall on, 
 discharge, hurl, strike : uttu, 
 
 (TKIJTTTU). 
 
 'A7ro(T*c/j\//ag, avToc, b, a. 1. part. 
 
 fr. the preceding. 
 ' AiroffKidCu), to overshadow, f. 
 
 a'fToi, p. dTTtffKUiKa, perf. pass, 
 
 dTTfaKiatrfxai: dirbyaKid. Hence 
 ' AiroffKiacrfjia, arog, rb, an ovtr- 
 
 shadowing, slight trace. 
 'AiroaKidvafiai, to be dispersed, 
 
 scattered about : dnb, aKiSx'ijfu. 
 ' ATTOdKiyiTrTOfxai, f. xpofiai, to lie 
 
 flrmly secured : utto, aKifiTrTw. 
 'A7ro<TK\f}iAi, to wither away, dry 
 
 up, die, grow hard or stiff : fr. 
 
 drrb, (TKtXkoj := (TKtWut. 'Atto- 
 
 aKXtjvai, a. 2. inf. 
 ' ATToffKXfjpv'ifiu, f. i;vw, to harden: 
 
 fr. CtTTO, CKXlJpVVOJ. 
 'ATTOffKOTTtOJ, f. J/fflU, p. dTTtfTKO- 
 
 TTtjKa : & 'ATTotTKOTrei'to, f. fr(Tw, 
 to behold from a distance, .sur- 
 vey : dirb, (Tkottsu). 
 'ArroffKOTTog, ov, o, absurd, wan- 
 dering from the mark ; lookiu:; 
 at a distance : fr. d-jrby (tjcottoi;. 
 
 'ATTOffKOpaKl^iOy f. LfTiOy p. IKU, tO 
 
 send to the crows, reject with 
 contumely, blame, reproach ; \ 
 'AirotTKopaKifffibgy ov, o, a <lo- 
 sj)ising, rebuking : fr. dirb, (Tko- 
 paKit^u). 
 
 'ATroffKopTTiZijjy f. i«Ta>, to dispcisc, 
 dissipate : d-rrb, aKop-rri^uj. 
 
 ' ATTOOKvCfia'ti'ut, f. avCjy to be an- 
 gry with, indignant at : aVo, 
 (TKvlfiaiviti. 
 
 'ATTOffKvdi^oj, f. croj, to. scalp afttr 
 the manner of the Scythians, 
 shave bare : aTro, ffKvOi'Co). 
 
 'AiroffKvXdoj, rjffu), & 'ATro(rKV- 
 Xevu), f. rriOy poet, for dTroffvXcno. 
 
 'Attoctkiotttuj, f. io\puj, to scott", (U- 
 ride : aTro, (Tkuitttu). 
 
 'Airofffido), a>, f. I'lnio : & 
 
 ' ATTOfffiijxo), f. ij^io, p. tjxa, to 
 wipe off, purify : aTro, afuiio, 
 
 (TfltJXiO. 
 
 ' ATTotTftiKovviOy f. ?;va), to lessen, 
 diminish : ' ATroafUKpvi'Ofiai, to 
 become or grow less : dirb, o^n- 
 
 I 
 
 4 
 
 1 
 
 \ 
 
 Ano 
 
 ATTofffivyiigf hrog, 6, part. a. 2. 
 jtass. fr. 
 'ATro<r/if''xw, f. ^<«>j P- X«j to burn 
 up, burn, or waste away : ctTro, 
 
 fffivx*^' 
 'ATro(To(3ei<j, f. 7)(Tto, to drive away, 
 
 repel : aTro, aofikio. 
 'ATToffog, o, »), without quantity : 
 
 a, TToaog. 
 'ATToffovfiaiy Laconic form for 
 
 aTToffeviOy whence 'ATrtccroua, he 
 
 is dead, is gone. 
 'ATOffTrdSiov, ou, to, a fragment, 
 
 piece : dnoffTrdu}. 
 'ATTomrapdffffio, f. ^w, to tear off : 
 
 dirby (TTrapcKTaio. 
 'ATTOffirafffiay arog, rb, a part, 
 
 fra<;ment : fr. 
 'ATToffTraw, to abstract, take away, 
 
 pluck off, withdraw, seduce ; f. 
 
 atTw, p. aTr6(TTra<ca,a. 1. d-TrkaTra- 
 
 <ja, a. 1. i>art. d7ro<nrd(Tag, perf. 
 
 pass. aTTEffTrafffiai, a. 1. pass. 
 
 aTnffwdffOrjv, a. I. part. pass. 
 
 dwomranOtig : fr. dTrb, (nrdu). 
 'AiroaTTfipoj, to scatter seed, sow, 
 
 disseminate ; f. cpoi, p. dirkairap- 
 
 Ka, ])erf. m. dTretnropa : fr. dirb, 
 
 (TTTtipiO. 
 
 ^ATToarTrtvdii), f. (nreiffu), to pour 
 out as a libation : aTro, (tttevSoj. 
 
 'Airocnnvdio, f. ivaiOy to dissuade : 
 fr. dirb, ffTrevSio. 
 
 'ATTOffTTo^ftu, u), f. TftTiOy to sliakc 
 off, wear off' : a'Tro, (nroSog. 
 
 ^ATToffTTOpog, o, »/, sown, j)lanted, 
 descended from : aTrb, (TTreipiu. 
 
 'ATToffTTOi'^a^w, f. dffu), to cease 
 to take an interest in, neglect, 
 dissuade ; & pt. pr. act. aTro- 
 OTTovSd^iov : fr. aTro, (nrovSdKu). 
 
 'ATToffra, for aTrooraOt, or drro- 
 (TTijQi, stand off, imper. fr. a. 2. 
 ind. aTTiffTTiv : fr. d<pi(TTt}ni. 
 
 'ATToaradd, & 'ATToora^ov, at a 
 distance ; adv. fr. drrb, 'hrrjut. 
 
 ' ATToffTulovaa, pres. j)art. f. g. fr. 
 
 'ATTotrrd^w, f. ^tu, to distil, drop : 
 aTTo, ffTa^oj. 
 
 'ATrorrTdg,dvTog, 6, escaping, re- 
 treating, a. 2. part. fr. a'^icTDz/it. 
 
 'AiroffTaffia, ag, 77, a revolt, de- 
 parture, apostasy : & 
 
 'ATro(Trd(Ttov, ov, to, a putting 
 away, 1)ill of divorce : & 
 
 'AnoTTCKTig, tiog, >'/, apostasy, de- 
 fi'ction, desertion, distance : & 
 
 'A TTOffrarfov, verb. adj. to be de- 
 sisted from : fr. d<pi<TTr]fa. 
 
 ' Air onTaTku), f. r/(ra>, p. r]Ka, to 
 separate from, de.sert : & 
 
 'ATrotrrdrt;^, ov, 6, a revolter, 
 deserter : also 
 
 ATToarartfcoe, »)j ov, rebellious, 
 t'<intuniacious : & 
 
 A/ToarariKuie, adv. rebelliously : 
 
 ATTorTTangy iSog, »/, a female 
 aj'ostate ; a revolting city : fr. 
 d(pi(TTr]fii, 
 
 Ano 
 
 'ATTooravpoo), to fortify with a 
 palisade or rampart : aTro, orav- 
 pou>. 
 
 'ATTOffreydCio, to take off a roof 
 or covering, uncover ; f. diriOy j). 
 d-TTtrfTfyaKa, a. 1. aVtoreyaca : 
 fr. aTTo, (TTfydCit). Hence 
 
 ' ATToaTsyaafia, aTog, rb, a cover- 
 ing, lid, integument. 
 
 ' ATTOffreiXdffa, a. 1. part. act. f. g. 
 of dTTOffreXXio. 
 
 'ATTooTttx^, f. KiOy to depart, re- 
 turn : drrby crrtixio. 
 
 'ATTOOTtXXaj, to send forth, send 
 back, send away, dismiss, ba- 
 nish ; f. tXCfy ]). d7rk<TTaXKa, a. 1. 
 dTrecrreiXa, a, 2. aTrsoraXov, perf. 
 pass. diriaraXfiaiy a. 2. pass. 
 dTri(TTdXj]Vy a. 2. subj. pass. 
 aTTooTttXw, a. 2. part, pa.ss. aTro- 
 oraXfif, perf. m. drr'tCToXa 
 ' ATTotTTtXXofiaiy mid. & pass, to 
 go : uTrb, (TTkXXii). 
 
 'Attootci'ow, f. wffiOy to reduce to 
 a narrow compass : dnb, an 
 
 VOii). 
 
 'A7ro<TTBpyu)y f. ^w, to dislike, 
 
 cease to love, hate : cctto, orepyw 
 'ATTooTcptw, w, to defraud, rob, 
 
 deprive ; f. jjctm, p. dTrtffrkpTjKa, 
 
 a. 1. dTTtffT^prjaay a. 1. subj. 
 
 aTTofTTeprimo, pei*f. pass. aVcors 
 
 ptjl.iai, part. dTrtffreprjjj^tvog : fr 
 
 djrb, (TTepico. Hence 
 'A7ro<TT^pt]<Tigy siog, r), a taking 
 
 away, depriving, fraud : & 
 'ATro(Trtpj;r;)c, oT*, 6, a defrauder, 
 
 cheat, robber : & 
 ' A7ro(TT6pr]TiKbg, /), or, fraudulent, 
 
 swindling. 
 'A7rn(TTT]na, arog, ro, an internal 
 
 absces.s, suppuration : fr. a'0- 
 
 i(TTT]fU. 
 
 'ATrofTTijvaiy a. 2. inf. act. fr. d<p- 
 
 l(TTt]fll. 
 
 'A TTOffTripiZiOy f. ^10, to strengthen 
 or confirm: dnby (TTrjpi^u). 
 
 ' ATToffTrjffaiy to have led away, 
 caused to revolt, a. 1. inf. act. & 
 
 'A7ro(Trrj(Tofi(0a, 1 pi. f. 1. m. of 
 d<pirrTr]f.u. 
 
 'ATrofTTiXjiiOy to glitter, shine ; f. 
 xpdjy p. dTrkaTiXipa : aTro, crriX^w. 
 
 'ATrooTtxf» depart, a. 2. imper. fr. 
 dTzoartixoi' 
 
 ' ATroarXtyyiCofiaiy f. irrofiai, to 
 rub the bodv with an instrument 
 called (TrXeyyig, to scrub, scrape. 
 
 'ATTOoToXtug, sajg, by the com- 
 mander of the fleet ; plur. 'Atto- 
 (TToXaig : fr. aTrocrreXXtu. 
 
 'A7rooToXt)y iig, 7), apostleship, the 
 office of apostle : fr. ctTTooroXog. 
 
 'ATTOffroXtJfoc, 7), 01', apostolic, 
 belonging to an apostle : fr. 
 
 'AttootoXo^, ov, 6, an a])ostle, le- 
 gate, messenger ; naval appara- 
 tus, maritime expediti<»n : fr. 
 perf. m. of aTro^rreXXw. 
 
 'A7ro<TrofiaTi^(t)y to recite from 
 (77) 
 
 Ano 
 
 memory ; interrogate, perple.x 
 with questions ; f. iaio, p. aVe- 
 (TTOfidriKa, a. 1. a7rcoTo/xdrt(ra : 
 fr. dnb, (TTofxa. 
 
 'ATTorrropyogy 6, »'/, hostile, un- 
 friendly : fr. dirorrTfpyuj. 
 
 'AiroaTpctKi^iOy f. iauj, to banish 
 by the ostracism : fr.a'Tro, offTpa- 
 Kovy an oyster-shell, on which 
 the names of pei-sons sentenced 
 to banishment were formerly in- 
 scribed. 
 
 ' Airo(TTpaTOTr(.^tv(t}y to encamp at 
 a distance : a'Tro, (rrparoTrtdeixo. 
 
 ' ATro<TTpa<l>tir]Vy r}gy ij, a. 2. opt. 
 pass. aTrooTpa^tig, a. 2. part, 
 pass. d7ro<TTpa(pygy 2 sing. a. 2. 
 su])j. pass. fr. d-TroOTpkipw. 
 
 ' A7rQ(TTpa<pi)aofiai, f. 2. ind. pass. 
 dTro(TTpd<pi]Tiy a. 2. imper. pass. 
 fr. 
 
 'ATrooTp£0a>, to turn away, turn 
 aside, avert, pervert, divert, re- 
 fuse, reject, return, go another 
 way, f. }p<jjy p. aTTEorpc^a, a. 1. 
 aTr£(Trpfi//a, a. 1. imper. otTro- 
 ffrpeipoVy drw, a. 2. aTritrrpa^oi', 
 pass. pres. aTrooTpf0o^at,y, trai, 
 to be rejected or refused, to be 
 averse to, disgusted with, dislike, 
 a. 2. pass. dirtfTTpdipTjVy Si 3 pi. 
 dTre(TTpd(pr](rav, a. 2. subj. pass. 
 aTTooTpa^aJ : fr. cctto, orpc^w. 
 
 'ATro(Trp€;//af, avrog, b, turning 
 away, a. 1. pt. act. of the same. 
 
 'ATro<Trpo0>), rig, ?'/, a turning away 
 or aside, refuge : fr. dTrocrTpetpoj. 
 
 ' A7r6(TTpo<pog, ov,b, apostrophe, a 
 mark among the Greeks of a 
 vowel cut off at the end of a 
 word on account of the vowel 
 beginning the following word : & 
 
 'A7r6<TTpo<pogy 6, r), turned away, 
 averse : fr. the same. 
 
 'ATTOffTVySU), UJ, f. 7](T(t)y to ablioF, 
 
 detest, be averse : fr. aTro, trrv- 
 
 ysio. 
 ' ATro(TTv<peXiZu)y f. ^tu, to drive 
 
 away by force, repel : aTro, 
 
 (TTV(l>eXi^io. 
 'ATTorrrut, 7jg, y, a. 2. subj. act. fr. 
 
 d(pl(TT7]pt. 
 
 'ATTofrvKa^u), f. (tu>, to gather figs, 
 
 examine : aTro, trvKd^uj. 
 ' Airo(TvXdaaiy Dor. for dTro(TyXiJ- 
 
 cai, a. 1. inf. fr. 
 'ATTOfTuXdoj, u), f. i](jio,io plunder, 
 
 spoil, pillage : ctTro, avXaio. 
 ' ATToavvdyiOy f. ^m, to separate 
 
 from, disperse : aTro, avvdyio. 
 ' ATTOfTwdywyogy 6, »;, put out of 
 
 the synagogue : aTro, (Tvi'ayioyrj. 
 'ATTOffvpi^iOy f. t(Tw, & ' A-TToavpia- 
 
 atOy or TTtOy f. i^iUy to his.s, whis- 
 tle : dTTOy (TvpiCot, -aao). 
 'A-TTorFvpio, to di*ag off or away : 
 
 aTTO, avpit). 
 ' ATroav<TKt.vdZ,oiy f. <rtu, to compile, 
 
 collect together : ctTro, avffictu- 
 
Ano 
 
 Ano 
 
 Ano 
 
 Ano 
 
 Ano 
 
 Ano 
 
 'ATTOfftpaysiQ, evtoc, o, slaugh- 
 tered, a. 2. part. pass. fr. 
 
 'A7ro(r0d^a>, f. ^u), to kill, slaugh- 
 ter, cut the throat : cctto, tr^d- 
 
 *A7ro(T0a»c£Xt^(jt», f. i<7a>, to waste 
 away, putrefy : aTrb^ a<pdKt\oQ. 
 
 * ATZoatpaKiiQ, disappointed, frus- 
 trated, a. 2. part. pass. fr. 
 
 'A7rocr0d\X(u, f. Xa), p. d7r£O"0aXK:a, 
 to trip up, disappoint, cause to 
 fall or wander, seduce, subvert, 
 a. 2. pass. dTrta^d\r]V'. fr. aTro, 
 <T0dXA(u. 
 
 *A7ro(T0drruj, f. sW, p. ^a, to kill : 
 the same as diroaipd'^io. 
 
 * Airorr^evdovdio, at, or 'A7ro(T0ci/- 
 Sovsuj, ui, f. J7(T(ii>, p. i;K:a, to hurl 
 from a sling, sling : aTro, ff^ev- 
 Boi'doj. Hence 
 
 'ATToacpevSovtjTogy 6, i), hurled 
 from a sling, bolted, slung. 
 
 ' ATTontpevSovi^uj, f. iffio, the same 
 as d7ro(T(pevdovdiD. 
 
 'ATiro(T(p7]\tUf he might cause to 
 err, a. 1. opt. ^Eol. of d7ro<T<pdX- 
 X(i>. 
 
 'ATTOff^tyyw, f. y^w, to bind, put 
 away in bundles ; pt. perf. pass. 
 dTiSa<piynkvoQy tied up, strong, 
 nervous : dizby ccpiyyio. 
 
 'A7ro(T0pay/^a>, to seal, secure by 
 a seal: aTrb, ff(ppayi^oj. Hence 
 
 'A7ro<r0pdyi(Tjua, aroQ, to, an im- 
 pression from a seal. 
 
 'ATTOCTxd^uj, f. d<Tu), to split, cut a 
 vein : fr. aTro, er^dstu. 
 
 ' ATToaxaXi^io^iara, lov, rd, stakes 
 for supporting hunting-nets : 
 diib, (TxccXiSou}. 
 
 'A7ro(T\tli'y to abstain, a. 2. inf. 
 act. & 'ATreffxojJiTiVf a. 2. m. fr. 
 
 *A7r6(r;^£o, abstain, for aTrocrxov, 
 
 a. 2. imper. m. fr. dTrsx^j- 
 *A7r6(Txc<Tit,', £wc> Vy abstiucncc, 
 
 temperance : fr. the same. 
 * ATToaxh'^ovai, they will drive 
 
 away, 3 pi. f. 1. ind. of dnkx<o. 
 'AirotJx'-'^^i f- o'f'^5 to cut off, sepa- 
 rate, a. 1. diriffx^^^ • ^^' drrb, 
 
 (Txt^w. Hence 
 'ATToffxtffig, nt)Q, »/, a branch, 
 
 shoot. 
 'A7ro(T;(;oXd^a>, to be at leisure, 
 
 have leisure from : aTro, ^x^' 
 
 Xd^u). 
 'ATTotrxo^fvoc, a. 2. part. m. dro- 
 
 ffX^ofiaiy a. 2. subj. ra. d7ro<Jx^Vj 
 
 a. 2. part. act. fr. dir'tx^- 
 'A7roCTa»^a>, f. tt»(ra>, p. akaojKa, to 
 
 save, preserve, restore to health ; 
 
 conduct back safely. ' A-jroaojl^s- 
 
 ffOai, to escape or be saved from: 
 
 ctTTo, au}t^u). Hence 
 'AirofjbjOrjvaiy.a. 1. inf. pass. 
 'ATToray^, ^c> & 'ATrora^tg, fwg, 
 
 r), a renunciation, separation ; 
 
 j3pp. also to axjvra^iQ : fr. d;ro- 
 
 TaTTiJi. 
 
 'ArroTadrjv, adv. extendedly, te- 
 diously : & 
 
 'ATTOTaOtiQ, extended, a. 1. part, 
 pass. fr. dTTOTeii'dj, 
 
 'ATToraKelg, melted, a. 2. part, 
 pass, fi'. dTroTijKcj. 
 
 'ATToraKTog, 6, ^, set apart for a 
 certain use : dirbf rdcrtrw. 
 
 'ATTOTafxeiOiOy f, atau;, to put away 
 into a cellar or storehouse : dirb, 
 raixtlov. 
 
 'ATTord/ivw, the same as diro- 
 refivu). 
 
 ' ATToraffaofiaif or Att. -raTTOfiai, 
 to send with instructions ; with 
 a dat. to bid farewell, renounce ; 
 be placed, assigned, dedicated ; 
 f. d^ofiai, p. dTTOTaray^ai, a. 1. 
 m. aTrera^dfirjVf I bade farewell, 
 a. 1. inf. m. diroTd%aaOai : fr. 
 
 'ATTordrrw, f. d^oi, p. TSTUxct, to 
 put in a certain place, depute, 
 send away to a post or station, 
 renounce ; set apart, attribute, 
 appropriate, dedicate : dTrb, rda- 
 
 atO, TUTTiO. 
 
 'ATTordrw, very far, at a great 
 distance, adv. superl. fr. dno. 
 
 ' ATToravpoio, a>, f. wmo, to convert 
 into a bull. 'A7roraiip6o/j«t, ov- 
 ^aif to act like a bull, look fero- 
 ciously : aTTo, ravpuio. 
 
 'A7rora0of, o, i), deprived of se- 
 pulture ; buried apart from 
 others : dTro, rdtpog. 
 
 'A7roTa<ppEvio, f. cw, to sun'ound 
 with a ditch or trench, fortify : 
 drro, Taipptvio. 
 
 ' AiroTtOtitVy they might be re- 
 served, by sync, for diroTtOtir]- 
 aav, 3 pi. a. 1. opt. pass, of dizo- 
 
 TlOtJfll. 
 
 'AirorkOvaGav, 3 pi. impf. fr. aTro- 
 TeOptjixi, to die, for diroQu)]<jKu). 
 
 ' AiroTuviOy f. tvCj, p. TtTctKa^ to 
 extend, lengthen, prolong, ajiply 
 to ; ' ATTOTtivo^iai, pass, to con- 
 tend, inveigh against : avro, ti'i- 
 
 VU). 
 
 ATTorcixt'^w, f. tVw, p. dTTOTerei- 
 Xifca, a. 1. direTtixifTciyto inclose 
 with a wall or lines of circum- 
 vallation, wall : aTro, rttxt^w. 
 Hence 
 
 'ATTorcixifftC) fwc, »'/, & 'Attotsi- 
 Xifffibg, ov, b, a fortitication, 
 blockade by walls. 
 
 'ATTOTHxi^a^a, arog, tOj a wall, 
 rampart : fr. the same. 
 
 ' ATroTiKfiaipofiai, to conclude 
 from : aTro, reKfiaipofxai. 
 
 'ATTOTiKvuiOoJy 1 sliall bc bereaved, 
 a. 1. subj. pass, of diroTiKvou), 
 to deprive of children : dirb, 
 
 TtKVOi'. 
 
 'AiroTeXefffia, arog, rb, a comple- 
 tion, production, effect ; event ; 
 nom. pi. 'ATTorcXso-jLinra, a»j/, rd, 
 in astrology, the hitiuence of the 
 stars upon man's destiny : fr.l 
 (78) I 
 
 dTronXeu). Hence 
 'ATToreXifffiaTiKi), ^f,r/, sc. r^xv//, 
 
 the science of astrology : & 
 ' ATTOTeXfafiaTiKbg^TJ^bv, effectual, 
 
 producing an effect. 
 ' ATrortXeafibg^ ov, 6, an effect, the 
 
 producing of an effect : & 
 'ATToreXeariKbg, 6, >/, effectual, 
 
 producing an effect : fr. aTrort- 
 
 XkiO. 
 
 'ATTOTeXevrdu), at, f. i)ffu), to make 
 an end, desist, come to an end, 
 die : aTro, TiXevrdut. Hence 
 
 'A-OTeXeurii(Tig, nog, y, death. 
 
 'ATTOTiXfu), fa>, to effect, perform, 
 finish, i>ay tribute, produce fruit; 
 f. kffvj & rj(Tijj, p. iiTroTiTtXeKa, 
 pros. pass. aTrort Xlo^at, ovjiai, to 
 be profited, to grow strong; pcif. 
 pass. dTroTETeXeffnai, j)art. dzo- 
 TETtXEcryei'og, t], ov, a. 1. pass. 
 dTTETEXsaOtji', Tjg, rj, part. aTrorf- 
 Xfo-Otit;, EX(Ta, ev, consummated : 
 fr. dirb, rtXew. 
 
 'A7roT£fivu), f. dTTorc/xoi, to cutoff, 
 separate ; 'Attoteixujv, a. 2. pt. : 
 dirb, TEfivio. 
 
 'ArroTilifaOcu, to be about to briii:; 
 forth, f. 1. ind. m. fr. aTroriKro- 
 ^ai. Hence 
 
 'ATToTE^tg, tiijg, >}, a birth. 
 
 'ATTorepog, at a distance : fr. d~u. 
 
 'ATTOTtpoj, farther, adv. compar. 
 fr. the same. 
 
 'ATTOTErafiEvog, dependent, lian;'- 
 ing down from, ])erf. part. ])ass. 
 d—oTsravTai, 3 pi. perf. pass. fr. 
 
 dTTOTEll'Ofiai. 
 
 ' ATTOTETEXtafisi'og, T], OV, perfect- 
 ed, consunnnated, completed, pt. 
 pf. pass, of aTTOTEXsofiai, ov^uti. 
 
 'A7ror£r^»;ro, he had been niaiin- 
 ed ; poet, for aTnTtTfiiiTo, li 
 sing, plupf. pa.ss. fr. aTroTtfiio- 
 fxai : hence a. 1. opt. pass, drro- 
 TfxjjOiitjv. 
 
 Att' oTtu, for d^' ou or ovtwoc, 
 Ion. 
 
 'ATTOTEvyfia, arog, ro, ill success, 
 loss ; opposed to tTrirEvyfia : tS. 
 
 'ATTOTEV^ig, Eitjg, 7/, miscarriage, 
 ill success : drroTvyxdvoj. 
 
 'ATTOTtfyavi^u), f. icrw, to fry, 
 roast, broil : dirb, Ttjyavov. 
 
 Attotijkio, f. Xuj, to melt, waste 
 away : dirb, tijku). 
 
 'A7rort]Xuv, adv. afar off. 
 
 A7roTi(3aTog, b, r), inaccessible : 
 fr. a, Trpbg, Dor. ttoti, ftaivw. 
 
 A7rori9///it, to lay by, lay down, 
 lay aside, store or treasure up, 
 deposit, defer, remove ; f. diru- 
 0//(Tw, p. diroTiOtiKa, Boeot. fta- 
 dTTOTiOriKa, a. 1. act. diriOiiKO, 
 a. 1. pass. dTTETEOijv; mid. 'Atto- 
 TiOiixai, to put oft' or away, re- 
 nounce, a. 1. m. dTrE9r]Kd^ir]i', w, 
 aro, a. 2. part. drroOBfiivog, ';. 
 OV, a. 2. inf. dTroQkcfOai : fr. dnh, 
 Tidijm, which see. 
 
 'ArroTiKTu), to beget, bring forth : 
 
 aTTO, TlKTlO. 
 
 'ATToriXXm, f. tXio, to pluck off, 
 pull off' the hair : aTro, ri'XXw. 
 
 'ATroriXfia, arog, rb, a stripping, 
 rejiding oft", luiir or wool plucked 
 oti" a fieece : fr. the same. 
 
 'ATTOTifidvj, f. r](Toj, p. TErinrjKa, 
 to value, estimate, ])ledge, dis- 
 honour, fine, punish : d;ro, ri- 
 l^iuuj. ilenee 
 
 'A-OTifiJ]na,arog, rb, a pledge: & 
 
 'A'KOTififjffig, Eujg, >/, an estimate, 
 census, tax. 
 
 'ATroTlfxbv, ov, rb, a reward, 
 ]>ledge. 
 
 'ATToufiog, b, i), inglorious, dis- 
 h<»noured; pledged: dTrb, rifir]. 
 \7ruru'ay/xa, arog, rb, filth, oft- 
 soouring : fr. 
 
 'A-0Tivd<T(Tu), to shake off, throw 
 
 away ; f. d^w, p. diroTETivaxn, 
 a. 1. dTTETiva^a, a. 1. imper. 
 dTTOTira^ov, aTio, a. 1. pt. diro- 
 Tiva^ag^ avTog, o, a. 1. inf. ni. 
 diroTivd^aaBai : fr. aTro, n- 
 vddffijj. 
 
 'ATTOTivvvjiEvog, ov,b, revenging, 
 pres. part. m. fr. 'ATrorivvvfxai, 
 -Tivvfiai, to punish, avenge, ex- 
 act : fr. dTTorivviii, same as 
 
 'A7roTi"vu), to pay off, suffer pu- 
 nishment, make satisfaction, re- 
 pay ; f. aTTortVo, p. d-n-oTET'iKa, 
 a. I. d-KiTiaa : fr. dub, rivoj, 
 for Tiu). 
 
 'ATTOTiadfiEvog, a. 1. part. m. aVo- 
 Tl'cyag, a. 1. part. act. fr.aTrori'a*. 
 
 'ATTouati, he will pay, f. 1. ind, 
 'AttotVct^, he may pay, 3 sing. a. 
 1. subj. act. d7rori<TO/xEV, I pi. f. 
 1. act. fr. diroTHji. 
 
 AiroTKTTEog, a, oi/,must be paid; 
 verb. adj. fr. 
 
 AtTOTI W, f. I'ffio, p. TtTlKa, to 
 
 punish, retaliate, pay, recom- 
 pense, remunerate; 'AiroT'uadai, 
 
 ^ niid. to take revenge: diTb,T'no. 
 
 ATroTfiijyu), or 'A7rorjU7;cr(ra», to 
 cut oft'; f. ^u), a. 1. part, utto- 
 ^M^ag, a. 2. pass. dTTtrixnyijv : 
 
 ^ h\ dnb, Tfijjaffio. Hence 
 
 ATTOT^ij^, ijyog, b, i), cut off, 
 
 ^ abrupt, steep. 
 
 Att or flog, b, »), wretched; whence 
 'AiroTfioraTog, most unhappy ; 
 (iTTOTfxog TToT/jog, unhappy lot : 
 h". a, TTOTfiog. 
 
 AnoroXfidix), w, to use l)oldness, 
 tlare, risk ; f. i](T(v,\\ diroTEroX- 
 l^n'^a : fr. dTro, 7-oX^da>. Hence 
 
 A.TroToXfMT}Tkov, verb. adj. one 
 must be bold, must dare. 
 
 ATToro/i/), T/g, »},a cutting off: & 
 
 J^TroToiuia, ag, y, severity : fr. 
 
 ATToro/iof, b, y), abrupt, cut or 
 broken oft"; by metaph. severe: 
 anb, rsfxvio. Hence 
 
 ■^TTorofiojg, adv. severelv, pre- 
 cisely. 
 
 ATToro^, o, j), one who lives 
 without drink ; vdajp dyrorov, 
 water not fit for drinkhig : a, 
 irivu). 
 
 'AiroTpayElv, a. 2. inf. act. of 
 airoTpwyuj, to eat up. 
 
 ATTorpax^Vw, f. vvCj, to render 
 rough, exasperate : dnb, rpa- 
 
 X^ViD, 
 
 ' AworpETTTiKbg, ij, 6 v, dissuasive : 
 
 fr. 
 'AnoTpkiru), to turn away or back, 
 
 avert, dissuade, deter, f. \//w, p. 
 
 diroTETpEcfia, a. 1. d7r£rpf;//rt, a. 
 
 2. aTTETpaTTOv ; mid. 'Attotpetto- 
 
 fiai, to be averse, refuse : aTro, 
 
 rpETTU). 
 
 'A7rorpix<^, f. GpE^to, to run back 
 or away, escai)e : dTro, rpfx^. 
 ATTOTpid^u), f. ^(u, to bring an an- 
 tagonist thrice to the ground, to 
 conquer ; diroTpiax^Uvai, to be 
 con«|uered : aTro, rpid^Lo 
 
 'ATTorpi^ofiai, f. \pofiai, & 
 
 'ATTorpc'/Jw, f. \pio, to wipe off, 
 eff'ace : aTro, rpt'/iw. Hence 
 
 'ATTorpifipa, arog, rb, any thing 
 rubbed oft', a chij), dirt. " 
 
 'ATrorpoTrda<T0at, pres. inf. poet, 
 for dTTOTpoTTciaOai, fr. dirorpo- 
 Trdofiai. 
 
 'ATTorpoTraiog, b, y, one who a- 
 verts evils : fr. dTTorpoTn). 
 
 AiroTpoirdofiai, tu^ai, to be a- 
 verse, turn away from, shun : 
 drrb, rpoTrdw, for Tp'tirio. 
 
 'ATTOTpoTrt), iig, y, an averting, 
 driving away, dissuasion, aver- 
 sion : fr. d-TTOTpETTU}. 
 
 'ATTorpoTTtd^w, to avert by means 
 of expiation ; 'ATrorpoTrid^o/iac, 
 f. daofiai, to aj)pi'ase, expiate : 
 fr. dnorpoTTy. Hence 
 
 'ATTOTpo7naap.bg, ov, b, an ex- 
 piation ; charm 
 
 'ATTorpoTToe, 6, i}, turned away, 
 separated ; to be avoided, hate- 
 ful, unpleasant ; averting : fr. 
 aTTorpfTrw. 
 
 'ATTorpo^of, 6, y, one nourished 
 at a distance from his parents, a 
 stranger : d-rrb, rpt^o;. 
 
 'ATrorpyydo;, Cj, f. j;(7tu,to gather 
 tlie vintage : aTro, rpvyrj, 
 
 ' AiroTpv xii), f. vt,io, to wear out, 
 consume, subdue or tame : & 
 
 'ATTorpv'w, f. vVtu, to wear down, 
 attenuate, diminish, exhaust by 
 labour, weaken ; diroTpvofiai, to 
 be exhausted, [jrow wearv: aTro, 
 Tpvu), hence Tpvxio. 
 
 'ATTorpw'yw, a. 2. dTTfrpayoj/, to 
 bite, gnaw, eat up : dwb, rptJyw. 
 
 ATTorpwTrdw, dTTOTpojirdofiai, to 
 turn one's self away, shrink 
 from, avert : aTro, Tpiorrdoj. 
 
 'ATTOTvyxavopEva, utv, toc, mis- 
 fortunes : fr. 
 
 'ATTorvyxd j'o>,to miss one's mark. 
 
 lose ; mid. to fail in one's ex- 
 pectations ; f. TEv^opai, a. 2. 
 diTETVxov, a. 2. pt. uTTOTvxoJv : 
 fr. aTTO, Tvyxdvu). 
 'ATTOTVTroio, u), & ovpai,f. 1. act. 
 u)(T(i), p. TETVTTujKa, to fomi, CX- 
 press : aTro, tvttou). 
 'ATroTVTTTonai, pres. inf. m. to 
 cease from striking: dTro,ryTrra>. 
 ATTOTvTTuipa, aTog, Tb, an efiigy. 
 ATroTvTrojaig, Eojg, y, imitation. 
 A7roTV<pX6ii), f. tJctu, p. rETV(fX{jj- 
 Ka, to blind : aTro, TvcpXoijj. 
 A7roTv<pX(Dcng, fwc, 7/, a blinding. 
 'ATTorvxta, ag, y, disappointment, 
 repulse, failure :fr.d7rori;yxdi/w. 
 'ATTorifx^v, a. 2. part, act.; drro- 
 Tvxflv, a. 2. inf. See diroTvy- 
 Xdvu). 
 'A7rovpdp,Evog, y, ov, deprived of, 
 excluded from, by sync, for 
 aTTovpiadpEvog, a. 1. part. m. fr. 
 d-TTOvpiZio, Ion. for iitpopi^iD. 
 'Airovpag, having taken away, a. 
 1. part, for d-KOvpi<jag, by sync. 
 yEol. fr. *A TTOvpt^to, for d<popi^io. 
 "ATTovpog, b, 7/, beyond bounds, 
 exterminated : dirb, opog. 
 'A-TTovg, o^og, b, y, without feet : 
 fr. a, TTovg. 
 
 A-TTovaa, absent, f. g. fr. dirCov, 
 part, of UTTEipi ; 7) y;} dnovaa, 
 a foreign land. 
 'ATTouo-ta, ag, y, absence, want : 
 
 fr. aTi-Eifu. 
 'ATTotpaytXv, inf. aor. 2. to aV- 
 ((rOiit), to eat up, devour. 
 ATTOtpaivu), f. avCJ, p. Tr£0ay»ra, 
 to show, bring to light, demon- 
 strate, declare ; hence dirocpal- 
 VEoOai, pres. inf. pass, diro^ai- 
 vopEvog, y, ov, & in pi. n. g. 
 diroi^iaivopEva, pt. : otto, (paivo). 
 'A-Ko^aiovpEv, 1 pi. f. 1. ind. fr. 
 a'7ro0atj/a>. 
 
 ATTo^ai-'o-it,*, Eu)g, y, an express- 
 ing, declaration, asseveration ; 
 oj>p. to Ev5oiaap.6g : fr. aTTo- 
 <pa'ivu}. 
 'ArrocpavTiKbg, y, bv, declaratory; 
 
 verb. adj. fr. d7ro0atV(u. 
 'ATr60arrt/£, bring back word, 2 
 pi. a. 2. imper. m. fr. a. 2. ind. 
 m. dirttpapyv, of dTro0///Lti. 
 A-TTocpaaig, Eiog, y, a saying, sen- 
 tence, decision, answer from an 
 oracle ; dat. pi. diro<pd(TE(n : fr. 
 d7ro<paivio. Also a denial, re- 
 fusal : fr. aTrutpypi. 
 'ATTO^dcictu, to deny : fr. aTro, 
 
 0d(u, or <pyp,i. 
 'A7ro(pEpoiaTo, Ion. for aTro^k- 
 
 poivTo, 3 pi. pres. opt. m. fr. 
 'ATTo^lptu, to lead, carry or take 
 away ; bring back, restore ; de- 
 signate, appoint; i>ay, discharge; 
 f. dTToiau), a. 1. dnyvEyKa, a. 2. 
 diryvEyKov, a. 1. pass. aTtyvk- 
 X^^v, a. 1. inf. pass. dTTEVExOij- 
 
 err, be milucky or disappointed, vai, to be carried off, a. 2. inf. 
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 Act. d-mviYKiiv : fr. otto, (p'fp(i). 
 
 'A7ro(ptvyuj,to escape or flee from, 
 be acquitted, f. 1. ind. m. d-Tro- 
 0tv^o|iat, a. 2. ind. act. d-rvfipv- 
 yoVj a. 2. opt. dTro<pvyoi/ti, oig, 
 ot, part. aTTocpvyuJVy inf. dTrofpv- 
 yiiv : fr. ctTTO, (ptvyio. Hence 
 
 *ATTo<ptVKTiKbQ, t), ov, Teadv to 
 esca|>e : & 
 
 'A7r60«v|tc, 6WC? »/j an escape, 
 flight, acquittal. 
 
 'An6(pr)fii, to deny, refuse ; de- 
 clare; opp. to avfx<l>T}fii, to grant: 
 dwo, <prifii. 
 
 'A7r6^r}fiog, o, //, unhappy, ill- 
 omened : fr. aTTo, (pt]ixi. 
 
 'A7ro<f>f)vai, a. 1. inf. act. fr. ctTro- 
 (paii^ot. 
 
 ' A7r6<prj<Tig, sojq, >'/, a saying, sen- 
 tence, denying, decla:ration, ex- 
 pression : fr. diroipTiixi. 
 
 'A7ro00€yyojiua,to utter pui*pose- 
 ly, speak sententioxisly ; f. y^o- 
 fiai, a. 1. m. aTrtrpOtyKdfiTjv, tu, 
 UTO : fr. ctTTo, ^Osyyo/iat. Hence 
 
 'A7r6(l>6tyKTog, u, »/, not spoken 
 of : 6l 
 
 'ATTocpOtyi-ia, arog, to, an apo- 
 phthegm, short pithy expres- 
 sion : & 
 
 'ATTO^Ofy/iariKTOf, /), 6v, fond of 
 apophthegms, sententious, la- 
 conic. 
 
 'A7ro(p6tip(o, f. pCJ, to destroy, cor- 
 rupt ; mid. to go to destruction, 
 perish : dxb, (pOfipoj. 
 
 'Atto^GiOw, imj»f. dTTttpOiOov, Ton. 
 for d7ro(p9ivofini, to perish. 
 
 ' ATrotpQijxEvog, destroyed, dead, 
 j)f. part. pass. fr. drro(pdi"vio, f. 
 ^'at)), pert*, pass. d7r€(pOifxat ; a. 
 1. d7rs(p0i9tv for dTrsipOiOtiaav : 
 fr. ciTTo, (pOiio. 
 
 'ATro^Ot'w, 'A7ro(p9ivv9u)y to con- 
 sume, destroy, kill : dyrb, <p9ioj. 
 
 'A7ro(p9ifTnt, he may have de- 
 stroyed, 3 sing. a. 1. opt. act. 
 ^ol. for d7ro((>9iaaij fr. ctTro- 
 
 (p9lVlO. 
 
 'A7ro(p9i<T9it), let him ])erish, for 
 
 d7ro<p9u(T9oj^ pres. imper. fr 
 
 dTro(p9io^ai. 
 'A7ro(p9opd, ag, y, a wasting away, 
 
 blight, abortion : aVo^Qf/pw. 
 'ATro(p\avpiZio, f. hot. to sHght, 
 
 hold in contempt : aTrb, (pXav- 
 
 pi^io, Att. for ^avXi'Cto. Th. 
 
 (l)av\og. 
 * ATTOfpXavpi^dcra, Dor. for uTro- 
 
 <l)\avpi(Td<Ta, a. 1. part. act. t. g. 
 
 fr. the preceding. 
 'A7ro0O(j3d^w, f. (Tw, to i)rophesy 
 
 1)y inspii-ation from Apollo: ctTro, 
 
 'ATTo^oi/oc, 6, »/, (povog, unjust 
 
 nun-der. 
 'ATTo^opd, ag, »/, tax, tribute : 
 
 return, increase : aTro^tpw. 
 'Airo^opr), rjgf >/, the same, Ion. 
 
 for aTTO^opd. 
 
 AUG 
 
 'ATTo^opri^o/Ltat, f. icronai, to dis- 
 burthen one's self, exonerate, 
 unload ; 'ATro^oprw, the same : 
 aTTO, tpooTOg. 
 
 'A7ro<ppdyvv^if = dTro<ppdTTit). 
 
 ' ATTvfppakig, tiog, y, a blocking up, 
 obstruction : d7ro<ppdTTUi. 
 
 'A7ro(ppdg, ddog, wicked, inauspi- 
 cious; dTTo^pdSeg yixfpai, unfor- 
 tunate days : d-n-b, <}>pdZu). 
 
 'ATToippaTTu), or -ao-aw, f. «?<t*, to 
 block up, obstruct, keep off: 
 d-TTO, (ppdrrto, or 0nd<T(Tw. 
 
 'Airocpvytlvj a. 2. inf. act. fr. dTro 
 <ptvy(x). 
 
 'A7ro(pvy>), ijg, t), an escape, ac- 
 quittal : fr. the same. 
 
 'ATro<pv(Tdoj, oj, f. i}(Toi, to blow 
 away or out, breathe out : aVo, 
 (pvadu). 
 
 'ATTutpwXioVy oVf TO, a mis-shajipn 
 monster : & 
 
 'Atto^wXioc, b, >/, vain, illiterate, 
 ignoble, degenerate, contempt- 
 ible, monstrous : ctTro, (JnoXtbg, 
 or b<ptXog. 
 
 'ATToxd^o/mi, to recede, retire : 
 
 dTTO, x^^^' 
 'AiroxaXdio, ui, f. d(TiOf to relax, 
 
 let loose : drrb, x"^^**^* 
 'ATToxi^iXivoiOy u), f. tfjffw, to take 
 
 off the bridle : etTro, x«^*»^ow. 
 'ATToxaX/cti'w, f. <Tio, to forge of 
 
 brass or copper : ctTro, X"^' 
 
 KtVU). 
 
 'A7roxftpo/3toc, & 'A7rox«ipo/3(w- 
 rof, 6, r), gaining a living by 
 manual labour : otTro, x^'P> /3toc:. 
 
 ' ATToxf'poro V£tt>, f. rj<Tu), to vote 
 against, repeal, reject : 'ATroxti- 
 porovtltrOrtt, to be set aside, put 
 out of office, rescinded : aTrb, 
 YtiooTovitj. Hence 
 ArroxtipoTovia, ag, if, a tus- 
 ])lacing or removal from office, 
 abrogation, repeal. 
 
 ' ATToxtipou), at, f. wVw, to take or 
 snatch out of the hands : dTro, 
 
 . X"'p- 
 
 ' ATToxfTtvadfitvog, transferring ; 
 a. 1. part, m, fr. 
 
 'Attox^ ^f »''w> f. tvaii), to lead away 
 in another channel or direction, 
 divert, avert : dTr6, oxiTtvuj. 
 ATTox^t'OfJLcii, f. tv(T0[xai, to j)our 
 out or away, throw down : & 
 
 'Attoxsw, or -x^vM, f. ivffio, j)erf. 
 dTTOKTf x*^*^"? the same : dTro, x^^- 
 
 'Attox'/, '7c? V) distance, absti- 
 nence : aTrexoj. 
 
 'Attoxvovio, to gnaw from, de- 
 vour : aTTo, X »'«'''**'• 
 
 'ATTuxotu, ' Attoxiovvvu), or 'Atto- 
 Xiovvvf-U, f. x<«^'Tt«>, to obstruct by 
 a mound, di»m up : dTro, X"'*'- 
 
 Attoxp^i', Ion. for dTroxo//i', to 
 be satisfied ; diroxp^ ftoi, I am 
 satisfied ; fr. dTroxpdu>. See d- 
 TTOxp/;. 
 
 'ATroxp«o/iat, wfiai, f. i)<Touai, p. 
 (80) 
 
 ADP 
 
 d7ro/c£XP'?f*<^'j to abuse, use too 
 freely ; use up or consume by 
 using ; be satisfied or contented 
 with : rtTTO, xpd(^' Hence 
 
 ' ATTOxpcj^f^ti^oQy Ion. for dTroxpai- 
 fiei'og, content ; as also dTroxj'J)- 
 <T9ai, to be content. 
 
 'Attoxp^, it is enough, it suffitt >, 
 impf. fr. inns. 'AiroxpfJl^i, j;r, 
 T](Ti, & by apoc. aTroxpu, wlum . 
 inf. dTroxpT/i', for dTroxP'/jv/i, 
 to be satisfied ; f. dTroxp/yaH, it 
 will suffice ; part. dTroxpoij', iV: 
 in f. g. dTToxpwo'ct : fr. aTru, 
 
 ,XP«^-, 
 
 'ATroxpfjficiTcg, 6, t), causing lo.-.s 
 
 of property : dTro, x^fifia. 
 
 'ATToxp^/fftt'j *'*'?» Vj consumptitin 
 
 bv use ; killing, destroviu'' ; 
 
 dTTOXpdo^iai. 
 'A7roxpV'^'''^^y f. i7<Ta>, to disusr, 
 
 abstain from : dTro, XP^I^'''^^- 
 'ATToxpw'i'T'we, sufficiently ; mh. 
 
 fr. dTroxp<iI>v, fr. xpdiv. 
 'A7roxv9tic, poured out, a. 1. part. 
 
 pass. fr. dTTox^ttJ. 
 'ATTOx^'potu, a), f. iijcrit), to fortify : 
 
 rtTTO, oxvpoio. 
 'Airox^oXtvu), f. tvfTto, to make 
 
 lame : aTro, x^^^^^- 
 'Attoxwocw, at, to depart, retreat, 
 withdraw, die ; f. ijaio. p. drro 
 Ktxitiptji^ct, a. 1. d7rtxto'p>/(T«. ]it. 
 aTTOx^ptlf^iiQ' 'ATToxifpoi/jra, 
 
 Ta, excrements : otto. 
 
 Xwoto 
 
 Hence 
 
 'ATrox<«'p^^*f>**^f'*/' a departuiv, 
 withdi-awiug, retreat. 
 
 'ATTox^pi^w, the same as xtwpi^'"* 
 to separate, f. iau), ]>. dTroKt\w- 
 piKa, a. 1. pass. drnx^P^'^^'F' 
 \ have departed, a. J. inf. rtTro- 
 Xtuptfl'O^i'ai : fr. aTTo, x^pH"- 
 
 'ATToxl/du), f. ijaio, & ' ATroxpdofini, 
 to wipe off, clean : dTro, tpitM. 
 
 'A7ro\l/ii(piu,ofiai, f. iffofiai, p. d^f- 
 \pil<l>i(Tnaiy to acquit, rescind, 
 abrogate ; decree otherwise : 
 dTTO, \l/t)(p6io, ^py'](pog. 
 
 ' ATToxpiXouj, f. wffw, to strip bare, 
 dejirive : dTro, xpiXoio. 
 
 'ATToxpig, tujg, ?}, an aspect, view: 
 dTTO, oTrro^ai. 
 
 'ATroi|/i)'x<o, to make cool, loise 
 
 breath, die ; f. ^w, p. d7r^\l/v'\(h 
 
 a. 1. dTri\f/v^a : fr. aTro, i/'i'X'w- 
 
 A7roi//a>X£u>, to circumcise : djro, 
 
 \p(uX6g. 
 
 'ATrocJ/iM'Cyou did abjure,2siii^- 
 impf. poet, for diruifii^vg, fr. im- 
 pf. dTriiifxvvv, of aTTOfivvfii. 
 
 'Airpayia, ag, ?/, inefficacy, in- 
 utility, leisure : a, Trpdtro-oi. 
 
 'ATTpayfidrevTog, 6, //, idle, at 
 leisure : «, rrpayfjiaTtvu). 
 
 'ATrpay/i6i'(jDC,unoccupied;adv,A. 
 
 ' Airpaynoavvi)^ rjg, i), leisiiro, 
 tran<|uillity, idleness, careless- 
 ness : fr. 
 
 'ATTpdyfiiov, ovog, 6, »/, quiet, at 
 
 i 
 
 ] 
 
 ADP 
 
 leisure, indolent, inactive : & 
 
 ' XirpaKTBu), ai, f. ijo-w, to be at 
 leisure ; effect nothing : fr. 
 
 'ATrpaKroc, o, V, not done, im- 
 practicable ; doing nothing, use- 
 less, ineffectual : a, Trpdaau). 
 Hence 
 
 'A7rpdicTU)g, adv. incompletely: & 
 
 'ATTprt^ia, ag, »/, leisure, idleness, 
 carelessness. 
 
 'ATfparrta, ag, »'/, a want of sale, 
 stagnation of trade : & 
 
 'ATrj)ttroc, o, i], not liable to sell, 
 not saleable : a, TmrpdaKio. 
 
 'ATTpBTreia, ag, i), indecency, in- 
 decorum : fr. 
 
 'ATrp£Tr/)e, 6, j), TO aTTpeTTtg, eog, 
 ovg, unseemly, indecorous : a, 
 
 TTOtTTft, or TTOtTTW. HoUCe 
 
 WTTpSTraig, adv. indecorously. 
 
 *ATr|0/;K;roc, for dTr^a»crof, unfi- 
 nished ; drrprjicToiai, dat. pi. 
 Ion. : a, TrparTio. 
 
 '\-KpiaTog, rj, op, without ransom 
 or remuneration, gratis : a, Trpt- 
 afiai, to buy. 
 
 'A^piy^a, adv. tenaciously, vio- 
 lently. 
 
 'Attoi^, adv. firmly fitted, so as 
 not to be detached, tenaciously : 
 a, TToiio. 
 
 WxpoaipfTog, o, >/, involuntary, 
 not from deliberate choice : a, 
 ■TTpoaipsofiai. 
 
 ' ATrpoaipkriog, adv. unadvisedly. 
 
 'An'po/3ouX6i;Toc, & 'ATrpo/3oi;Xoc, 
 o, I'l, & 'ATrpo(r/3oi'Xturoc, un- 
 premeditated, rash, unadvised : 
 a, TTOo, liovXi], 
 
 'ATrpoiSovXevTotg, & 'ATrpoffjSov- 
 XiVTwg, & 'ATTpo^ovXojg, adv. 
 unadvisedly. 
 
 'ATrpo/3oi'Xia, ag, r), thoughtless- 
 ness, temerity : a, 7rp6, (3ovXrj. 
 
 A7rp69vfiog, 6, //, unwilling, re- 
 luctant : a, 7rp69vfiog. Hence 
 
 ATrpoOr''/iwc, adv. unwillingly. 
 
 'Airpu'i^rjg^ kiog, 6, »), unforeseen : 
 a, TTpb, eiSsoj. 
 
 ATTpoiKog, 6, r), unendowed, with- 
 out a dowry : a, irpot^. 
 
 A7rnofirf9r]Tog, 6, i), unforeseen : 
 a, 7rpofij]9{)g. 
 
 ATrnovoTjfTia, ag, »/, imprudence, 
 improvidence : & 
 
 ATTpovoijTog, 6, )/, impinident, in- 
 considerate, rash : a, rrpb, vokuj. 
 
 ATrpovofjTuig, inconsiderately, 
 rashly, adv. fr. the above. 
 
 ArpoUvog, 6, >/, without a pub- 
 lic host, without friends : a, 
 
 ^ Trpd^fvof. 
 
 ATrpooTrrog, o, t), unforeseen : a, 
 
 TTpooTTTO^ai. 
 
 A-rrpooirTiog, suddenly, unexpect- 
 ^ edly, adv. : fr. the above. 
 ATrpoopdrof, 6, r), unforeseen : 
 a, TTpoopdw. Hence 
 ^TrpoopaTit}g, on a sudden, adv. 
 ATrpoff^c/}f, kog, b, i), one who 
 
 ADT 
 
 wants for nothing : a, irpocrdiyg. 
 A7rpo<TSi6vvaog, o, t), nothing to 
 the i)urpose, absurd : fr. the 
 proverb, ovSev Trpbg Aiovvffov, 
 this has nothing to do with 
 Bacchus. 
 
 'ATrpo«T^6Kr;;rov, unexpectedly, 
 adv. fr. 
 
 'ATrpo<r^oK:?;rot;, 6, y, unexpected, 
 not thought of ; not expecting : 
 a, TrpoadoKdio. Hence 
 
 'A7rpo(T^oKf]Tu)g, adv. beyond or 
 conti'ary to expectation ; sud- 
 denly. 
 
 'ATrpo(Tir/yopo<;;, 6, >}, inexorable, 
 cruel, fierce : a, Trpotrriyopog, 
 
 ' ATTpoffiKTog, 6, t), inaccessible, 
 unattainable ; passing compre- 
 hension : a, TTpoaiKvko^ai. 
 
 ' ATTpoaiTog, 6, r/, inaccessible : a, 
 TTpoaiTog, TrpoflTftjui. 
 
 *ATr(»6(T/c6Trro(;, also 'ATrpocTKOTTog, 
 6, i], inconsiderate, unforeseen : 
 a, TrpocT/CETrroyuai. 
 
 'ATTpoo-KoTToc, o, /), without of- 
 fence, inoftensive: a, TTpOffJCOTTrw. 
 
 'A7rpo(r*c67rt«je» inoffensively, with- 
 out obstacles, adv. fr. the above. 
 
 'ATrpoff/Ltaxof, 6, //, invincible : 
 a, Trpofrfxaxopai. 
 
 'AirporriJiiKTog, 6, »}, not mixing 
 with others, unsociable : a, Trpoa- 
 fjiywiii. 
 
 ' A7rp6(Toi(TTog,b,i),not to be borne 
 or resisted : a, Trpocrtpspot. 
 
 'ATrpoffofilXog, b, t), unsociable : 
 a, 7rpo(Toi.tiXs(jj. 
 
 ' ATTpocropaTog, 6, »/, having a 
 frightful aspect ; that cannot be 
 seen : a, Trpotropdw. 
 
 'ATrpo(Top/Lit(rro^, 6, rj, without 
 harbours : a, 7rpo<Topfii'^oj. 
 
 ' ATrpoffojTToXrjTTTUjg, adv. without 
 respect of persons : a, Trpocr- 
 («>7roXj7Trr?2g. 
 
 'ATrpo(T(t;Tra)c,adv. without araask: 
 a, 7rp6(Tu)7rov. 
 
 'A TTpoTifiaffTog, b, ?/, untouched, 
 uncontaminated : a, Trporifida- 
 (Toj, Dor. for Trpofffidaffco, to 
 touch. 
 
 ' A7rpo(pd(ri(Trog, 6, »), without pre- 
 text or excuses : a, 7rp6(pacrig. 
 
 'AnpofpaffiffTiog, adv. without 
 making excuses, readily : fr. the 
 above. 
 
 'ATrpo^aroi,', 6, »/, not foretold, 
 unforeseen, happening unex- 
 pectedly : a, 7rp6(prifii. 
 
 'A?rp6<T0opog, 6, ?'/, inconvenient, 
 unsuitable : a, rrpoffrpopog. 
 
 'AnporioTTTog, 6, //, frightful to 
 behold : a, TrpoTi for Trpbg, o- 
 
 TTTOfXai. 
 
 "ATTTaiffTog, 6, »/, not stumbling 
 or tottering, free from fault : a, 
 TTTaiui. 
 
 "AiTTtpog, b, r), unfledged, with- 
 out wings; winged, swift ; 'Attte- 
 pog fiv9og, wt)rds which do not 
 (81) 
 
 ADQ 
 
 fly from the car, but remain 
 
 fixed in the memory : a, iTTtpbv. 
 
 ' AitTipvyog, 6, »), without wings : 
 
 a, TTTEpV^. 
 
 'A7rrtp(t)Tog, 6, »), the same. 
 "A7rT6(T9ov, dual pres. imper. fr. 
 
 UTTTOfiai. 
 
 'ATrrrjv, r]vog,b,ii, without wmgs, 
 unfledged : a, TTTtjvSg. 
 
 'ATTTiKbg, 7], bv, having the power 
 of touching : Tb aTrrtJcov, the 
 touch : aTrriKt) ai(T9e<Tig — Suva- 
 fiig, the sense — power of touch : 
 uirTOfxai. Th. utttoj. 
 
 'ATTTotTrijg, eog, 6, ?/, bold in 
 speaking ; or 'ATrro6Tr>)c, severe 
 in speaking : a, Trroetu, or uttto- 
 fiai, tirog. 
 
 'ATTTotjTog, or 'ATTToiriTog, b, »/, 
 fearless, intrepid : a, Trroku). 
 
 'ATrroXf/iof,6,7/,unwarlike,weak: 
 a, TTToXeixog, same as TroXtfiog. 
 
 "ATTTOfiai, to fasten, connect one's 
 self with, adhere to, touch, reach, 
 embrace ; invade, attack, seize ; 
 engage in, pursue, be occupied 
 with ; with a gen. and poet., 
 sometimes with a dat. to ap- 
 proach, come to ; impf. i}iTT6}ir]v, 
 f. ti-^ofiai, a. 1. m. r'fipdfirjv, lo, 
 aro, subj. d-^ojixai, y, ijTai. 
 
 'AfTTbg, »), bv, subject to the 
 touch, tangible, palpable. 
 
 "AIITQ, to fasten, connect, join, 
 bind together ; engage in ; kin- 
 dle, inflame or set fire to ; with 
 an accus. ; f. dxpu), p. y<pa, a. 1. 
 ?/i//a, part, d-^ag, a. 2. fi<pov, 
 pass. dTTTOfiat, part. aTTTOfitvog, 
 joined or fitted to ; perf. pass. 
 fiimat, \f/ai, a. 1. i'i(ji9rjv. 
 
 'ATTTijjg, dtrog, b, /), not liable to 
 fall, firmly fixed : a, TriTrrw. 
 
 'ATTrturoe, 6, >;, the same ; want- 
 ing cases, the same as d/cXcro?, 
 indeclinable. 
 
 'AirvXioTog, b, t), not closed by 
 doors, open, unbridled : a, ttv- 
 Xoiii. 
 
 "Arrvpyog, b, tj, without towers, 
 unfortified : a, irvpyog. 
 
 ' ATTvpyijjTog, 6, »/, the same. 
 
 'AirifptTog, b, y, without or not 
 exciting fever : a, TrvptTog. 
 
 'ATTvpog, b, y, without fire, un- 
 cooked ; put on the fire : a, nvp. 
 
 'ATTvpioTog, b, y, not brought to 
 the fire, new ; incombustible. 
 
 'ATTvarog, b, y, unheard of, un- 
 celebrated ; ignorant : a, nvv- 
 Odvofxai. 
 
 'AHY'Q, to sound, utter a sound; 
 cry out, proclaim, celebrate ; f. 
 vffio, p. yiTVKa. Dor. for yirvu). 
 
 'AIT^Y'S, & 'ATr^f'C, vog, b, fa- 
 ther, ]»apa ; as if fr. d7ro<pvo). 
 
 'A Try c^of, o, y, discordant, un- 
 pleasant : dTro, (^dy. 
 
 ' AiTio^vptTo, 3 sing. impf. fr. aTro- 
 dupofiai, to lament. 
 G 
 
 r 
 
APA 
 
 'ATTojQev, adv., poet., afar off, at 
 a distance ; for diroQev, fr. ano. 
 *A7rit)0sofi,at. ovfiaiy f. rjaofxai, m. 
 to repel, drive or cast away, 
 thrust back ; dirujOdj^tda, for 
 dTTojOsiofiiOa, we may cast away, 
 1 pi. pres. subj. aTTojcrafirjPj w, 
 arOf a I. ind. Fr. 
 AttioOsio, at, the same ; f. aVwcw, 
 p. aTTUiKa, perf. pass. aTruxr/iai : 
 fr. ctTTo, ojOkii), 
 'A7ry»ct<r^£i^og,established as a co- 
 lony ; part. pf. fr. drroiKil^ofiai. 
 'ATTioXeia, ag, i), destruction, vio- 
 lent death, i)ernicious error, 
 waste : dnoWvfxt. 
 *A7rw\t(ra, ag, e, I have lost, a. 1. 
 
 act. 1. fr. aVoXXujiii. 
 'ATTioXofiTjv, ov, 670, 1 am undone, 
 a. 2. m. of the same. 
 AirijjfioTog, 6, >), forewom, for- 
 swearing : a'Trofivvixi. 
 'Attwv, absent, Ion. dTreuju, pres. 
 part. fr. dirtifii. 
 
 Airutpv^, vyog, 6, a cutting, slip, 
 shoot : cnropixTffoj. 
 'ATTiopxn'^aoy you have danced 
 away, or lost by dancing ; 2 sing. 
 a. 1. m. Ion. ao for tu, of drrop- 
 X^ojxai : fr. dirb, opx^f^f^^i- 
 A7ru)(Tdfi7)v,io,aTo, I have driven 
 back ; a. I. m. fr. aTrojOkofiai. 
 ATTiocng, eujg, t), & ' ATrujn fiog, ov, 
 6, a driving away, repulse, re- 
 jection : dTTojOfio. 
 ATTioaofieOa, 1 pi, f. l.m. dyruxjag, 
 a. 1. part. act. fr. aTruiOsoj. 
 'ATTuiartKog, 6, »/, or r), bv, ex- 
 pellent, having the power of ex- 
 pelling, repulsive : & 
 'ATTwoTog, o, >), or i), ov, that can 
 be repelled or expelled : fr. perf. 
 pass, of the same verb. 
 ATTwrtpof, com par. more remote; 
 aTTMrarog, superl. most remote: 
 CLTTOj afar. 
 'ATTwrkpu), & 'ATruiTc'iTU), adv. fr. 
 
 the above. 
 'ATTw^ovro, 3 pi. impf. ind. m. of 
 
 aTToixofxai, to depart. 
 *Ap, by metath. for pa, an exple- 
 tive particle, certainly, surely, 
 therefore. 
 'Ap' & pd, poet, for dpa. 
 'Apa, adv. now, but, yet, certainly, 
 therefore, then, in tioith, for, 
 hereupon ; rig dpa ; whoever i 
 ri dpa ; whatever \ i-rrd dpa, 
 otherwise ; dpa ovv, or dpayi, 
 wherefore, therefore : it is also 
 often redundant. 
 'Ajoa, whether? dpa yc & dp ovv, 
 whether ? dpa fit] ; is it not ? apa 
 fit] Taura ; are not these things 
 so ? for i) dpa. 
 
 APA\ dg, //, prayer, imprecation, 
 
 curse, destruction, evil : fr. a'lput. 
 
 'ApafStvffai, Dor. for dpa^ovaai, 
 
 striking together witli a great 
 
 noise 
 
 APA 
 
 'ApajSfccu, tu, to make a noise or 
 crash, rattle, gnash the teeth, f. 
 i}aijj, p. rjpdi5i]Ka. Th. dpafSog. 
 
 'Apd(St} (76, it resounded, a. 1. Ion. 
 
 'Apa^i'a, ag, >'/, Arabia, the name 
 of a country ; Ilebr., desert. 
 
 'ApafiiKog, rj, bv, Arabic : fr. the 
 above. 
 
 ' Apd^iog, 6, i), the same. 
 
 * APA BOS, ov, o, the gnashing of 
 the teeth, clang of arms, clash, 
 clatter. 
 
 'Apayfia, arog, to, & 'Apay^toc, 
 ov, b, a collision, striking toge- 
 ther, noise, rent of a rock, fi'ag- 
 ment. Th. dparruj. 
 
 'APAA02, ov, b, a beating of the 
 heart after violent exercise. 
 
 'Apat, a. 1. inf. act. fr. alpio. 
 
 'Apaia, ag, i), the intestines. 
 yiewce paadpaiov&i litatvTipiov: 
 fr. dpaibg, rare. 
 
 * ApaXog, a, ov, invoked by prayer ; 
 accursed, execrated, cui-sing. Th. 
 dpa. 
 
 'APAIO'2, d, bv, rare, thin, slen- 
 der, narrow, liglit, weak, feeble, 
 porous ; op]), to TrvKvog. 
 
 \\.pa6Ti]g, TjTog, 7), thinness, slcn- 
 demess, sponginess : fr. tlie above. 
 
 'Apaioio, w, f. wcrw, to make thin 
 or rare, rarefy ; whence 'Apai- 
 ovfiai, to grow thin: fr. the same. 
 
 'Apaipt]fievog, Ion. for ypi]nh'og, 
 chosen, pf. part. pass. fr. a'lp'hio. 
 
 'Apaipijru, he had been chosen, 
 for yprjTo, fr. apaipi'ffirjv, plui)f. 
 pass. Ion. of olpau,with a redupl. 
 
 ApaiuKTig, tiog, 7), a loosening, 
 rarefaction. Th. dpaiog. 
 
 'APAKO'2, ov, b, a species of 
 pulse. 
 
 'APAKTO'N, ov, rb, copperas or 
 vitriol. 
 
 'ApajUfvog, having taken up; a. 1. 
 part. ni. fr. alpuo. 
 
 'Apa^a, a. 1. Ion. for I'lpaXa, & 
 dpa^tv for ifpa^ev ; fr. dpdarruj: 
 Sc 
 
 'Apa^ti, Dor. for dpa^ei, 3 sing, 
 f. 1. of the same verb. 
 
 'Apa^oxeipog, b, 7), rattling with 
 the hand, as a timbrel. 
 
 'Apao, 2 sing. impf. fr. tpafxai, 
 to love, impf. j}pa/t j;i', ijpaao, 
 Ion. I'lpao, Dor. dpao. 
 
 'Apdofiai, u>fiai,f.d(TiJfiai, to pi*ay, 
 intreat, imprecate, curse; dpda- 
 Bai dpdg, to imprecate curses. 
 Th. a' pa. 
 
 "Apdpa, ag, f, I am adapted or 
 fitted, perf. m. ; dpdpE, it is 
 fixed, decreed. So dpap7j, 3 
 sing. subj. perf. m. of dnio, to 
 ada]>t ; pei-f. m. i)pa, & by re- 
 dupl. dprjpa, poet, dpdpa. Hence 
 part. peii'. m. dpdpujg, dpapvla, 
 bg, adapted. 
 
 'ApdoLCKt, he adapted, 3 s. imj)f. 
 
 APr 
 
 ise ; pres. part. f. g. pi. fr. Ion. of ApapiVjcoi, the same as b, white 
 
 ' («2) * 
 
 'Apapw, to adapt : fr. perf. m. 
 
 of aptu : see apapa. 
 'Apapotaro, Ion. for dpdpoivro, 
 
 they might have agreed, 3 pi. :i. 
 
 2. opt. m. by Att. redupl, of aow, 
 *Apapor, by redupl. for ijpov, a. 
 
 2. act. so dpapujv, for dpujv, a. 
 
 2. j)art. fr. aptu, to adapt. 
 ' ApapoTOjg, adv. advantageouslv, 
 
 firmly, fixedly : aptu. 
 'Apdpujg, ])f. m. part.: see dpapa. 
 'Apag, a. 1. part. act. fr. aiptu. 
 'ApaaOat, to have weighed an- 
 
 clior, a. 1. inf. m. fr. ypdii7]v, a. 
 
 1. ni. of aiptu. 
 'APA'SSQ, or 'Apdrno, f. ^<u, a. 
 
 l.i'ippaKa & Tipata, to amputate; 
 
 saw ; beat, tear, assail. 
 'ApdTai, he prays, 3 sing. pres. of 
 
 dpdo^ai. 
 'ApdTio, 3 sing. a. 1. imper. act. 
 
 dpov, dru), & in 2 pi. apare : fr. 
 
 a'ptu. 
 'Apaxvalog, a, ov, & 'Apdxvtioc, 
 
 a, ov, belonging to a spider, 
 
 made by a spider : fr. 
 'APA'XNHS, ov, b, a spider : & 
 
 'Apdxvt], i]g, rj, a spider, cob- 
 web. 
 'Apaxi'ia'iu,tu,to abound with cob- 
 webs, be squalid or filthy : fr. 
 'Apdxviov, ov, rb, a cobweb ; a 
 
 disease peculiar to vinos and 
 
 olive-trees, mildew, blight. 
 ' Apaxi^ov<p7Jg, eog, b, 7), wrought 
 
 by a spicier : dpdxvrj, ixpduj. 
 'Apa\p, ^og,b, Arabian, an Arab. 
 'APBH A02, ov, by a shoemaker's 
 
 knife. 
 'A P BY' AH, rjg, 7), a buskin, boot. 
 'AplSvXig, i^og, 7), the same. 
 'ApfivXoTTTepog, 6, 7), having wing- 
 ed buskins. Th. Tzrtpov. 
 'ApyaX't, for dpyaXta ; fr. 
 'ApyaXkog, a, ov, troublesome, 
 
 painful, difficult, heavy ; for d\- 
 
 yaX'iog, p being used for \ Att. 
 
 fr. aXyoc:. 
 'APPA 2, dvTog, 'Apydg, a, k 
 'Apy7]g, ov, a kind of serpent. 
 
 yEschinos applied the term tu 
 
 Demosthenes on account of his 
 
 rude manners, 
 'Apya, dat. sing. fr. "Apyoc, tor, 
 
 rb, the name of a country. 
 
 Hence 'Apy£roc,oi;,6, an Argive: 
 
 & 'Apytitj, ijg, 1), an Argive 
 
 woman. 'Apyeioim, dat. pi. ni. g. 
 
 'Apysiiov, gen. pi. 
 'Apytivbg, 1}, bv, white. Th. ap- 
 
 'Apyti(p6vT7]g, ov, 6, the slayer of 
 Argus, an epithet of Mercury : 
 fr. Apy og,&.(p6vT7}g for <pov7jTiic, 
 
 ^ a killer. Th. <ph^u). 
 
 ApyiXo(poi, wv, 01, useless things. 
 
 'ApyEvvbg, ?), bv, white : dpyog. 
 
 'Apytg, krog, eti, by metabole <Jc 
 systole, is used for 'Apyijg, ijrog, 
 
 1 
 
 i 
 
 APr 
 
 'Apye<Tr7)g, ov, & ^ol. ao, 6, 
 
 white, swift : fr. the same. 
 '.Apyau, to, to cease from labour, 
 be at leisure, idle, or at rest ; 
 lie fallow ; become uscles.s, lin- 
 ger, tai'ry : f. ryctu, p. ypy7jKa, 
 a. 1. 7ipy7](Ta. 'Apyko/xai, pass, 
 to be left undone : apytj^. 
 *Apyj/v, ace. sing. fr. 
 "Afiyijg, ov, b, a proper name of a 
 
 Cyclops. 
 'Apyt)g, iirog, b, brilliant, bright, 
 
 white : fr. dpybg, the same. 
 '^/'y'/C» ^tuc, b, 7), at leisure, 
 keeping holiday : perhaps for 
 cltpyi)g : fr. a, tpyov. 
 ' \oy7]<TTt)g, ov, b, poet, for dpy7)g, 
 
 or dpyog. 
 'Aiiyia, ag, >/, leisure ; festivity, 
 holiday, vacation ; fr. dpybg, at 
 leisure : a, ipyov. 
 ' \[\yiK'ipavvog, b, an epithet of 
 Jui»iter ; brandishing the vivid 
 liiilitning : apyo^, Kipavvog. 
 MPriA02, or'ApytWor, b, 7), 
 (iiyilla, a pure white earth or 
 clay : dpybg, white. 
 ' Xoyii'oiig, t<T(Ta,ev, white, splen- 
 did : fr. the same. 
 ' ApyioCovg, ovrog, b, »/, having 
 white teeth : dpybg, btovg. 
 'AnyiTTOvg, o^og, b, 7), white foot- 
 ed or swift-footed : dpybg, rrovg. 
 "Apypa, arog, rb, or rather apy- 
 fiara, drojv, rd, first-fruits ; so 
 also dirapyixa, or dTrdpyfiara, 
 Ta, the same. Th. dpxi), a be- 
 ginning. 
 'Apyfui^og, Ion. for 7}pyp(:vog, one 
 who begins, perf. part. pass. fr. 
 linxofxai. 
 
 ApyoXt^tu, to favour the Argives: 
 fr. 'Apyoc. 
 'ApyoXoytrj/, ])r. inf. act. to speak 
 or write superfluous words : dp- 
 ybc, Xsyto. Hence 
 'ApyoXoyia, ag, 7), a vain dis- 
 course. 
 
 -VpyoTroioe, o, >/, making idle : 
 ^ fr. dpybg, Troieio. 
 Apyof, ov, b, a proper name, 
 JtyuK, iKaT6(])9aXi.iog, having a 
 hundred eyes. 
 'Apyof, eog, to, a town of Thes- 
 f^aly ; a city in Peloponnesus ; 
 the whole of Peloponnesus ; the 
 whole of Greece ; whence the 
 Greeks are called "Apyeioi. Ar- 
 (jlres. 
 
 APro'2, ?), bv, white, brilliant. 
 
 Apyug, b, 7), same as dfpybg, by 
 ci-asis ; one who rests from la- 
 hour, ceasing from work, idle ; 
 unproductive, uncultivated, use- 
 l^^'^s, pernicious ; rough, un- 
 ^vrought : fr. a priv. & tpyov. 
 Also, prompt, active, quick, 
 
 , hrisk, swift ; fr. a intens. 
 
 Anyiipa/iot/^oc, ov, b, a money- 
 chajiger : fr. apywpo^, a/if(/3tu. 
 
 APP 
 
 APE 
 
 Apyvpcrov, ov, TO, a money- I'Apyvptu/ttara, utiov, rd, silver 
 ^ changer's office ; silver mine : & vessels, ornaments, or furniture, 
 'Apyi;p£To£:, a, ov, & 'Apyvpeog, a, ' ^^ - 
 
 OV, & contr. 'Apyvpovg, pi), 
 povv, silver, silvery, made of 
 silver, belonging to money: dp- 
 yvpiyg, dat. pi. Ion. for dpyv- 
 psaig : fr. dpyvpog. 
 'ApyvpfjXaTog, b, 1), wrought of 
 silver : dpyvpog, iXavvu). 
 ApyvpiSiov, ov, to, a small piece 
 of silver or money; dim. fr. dp- 
 yvpiov. 
 'ApyvpiKog, i), bv, the same as 
 
 'Apyi'paog. 
 'Apyvpiov, ov, Tb, money, silver 
 money : fr. dpyvpog. 
 Apyvpig, idog, 7), a silver cup or 
 phial. 
 'ApyvpXrig, idog, 7), containing 
 silver : dp. yij, silver ore. 
 'Apyvpo^i'vrig, b, r), having silver 
 waves or billows : fr. dpyvpog, 
 civTj. (Homer calls every thing 
 ^ that is splendid dpyvpea.) 
 'ApyvpoeiS/'/g, sog, b, 7), silver- 
 like, clear, bright, abounding in 
 silver : dpyvpog, elSog. 
 'Apyvp67}Xog, b, 7), studded with 
 silver : fr. dpyvpog, 7)Xog. 
 'ApyvpoKOTTog, b, 7), a silversmith: 
 
 fr. dpyvpog, KOTrrtu. 
 ' ApyvpoXoyku), tu, f. r](no, to col- 
 lect money. 'ApyvpoXoy/a, ag, 
 7), the collecting of money. 'Ap- 
 yvpoXoyog, b, a collector, tax- 
 gatherer : dpyvpog, Xcytu. 
 'Apyvpom^a, rjg, >/, & -og, b, 7), 
 having silver feet, i. e. white or 
 silver-coloured : dpyvpog, jre'Ca 
 'ApyvpoTToibg, b, 7), a silversmith. 
 'Apyvp(j7roi;g, TToSog, b, >), silver- 
 footed : dpyvpog, irovg. 
 ' ApyvpopL^og, 7j, or, having silver 
 
 roots : dpyvpog, p'l^a. 
 ' ApyvpoppvT7]g, ov, b, flowing 
 
 with silver : dpyvpog, pku). 
 ''APrYP02, ov, b, silver; mo- 
 ney, wealth : fr. dpybg, white. 
 Hence 
 'ApyvpooT6p/)g, tog, b, 7), robbing 
 
 of money : dpyvpog, aTtpkoj. 
 ' ApyvpoToixog, b, ?/, with silver 
 
 walls : dpyvpog, Tolxog. 
 'ApyvpoTok', for dpyvpoTo^t, voc. 
 
 fr. 
 'Apyi;poro^og, b, r}, graced with a 
 silver bow : fr. dpyvpog, to^ov. 
 'Apyvpovv, & apyvpovg, contr. fr. 
 
 apyvpeog. 
 'Apyvpoxoog, ov, b, a melter of 
 silver, a silversmith : dpyvpog, 
 
 'Apyvpoio, f. loffoj, p. wKa, to silver, 
 
 adorn or cover with silver, buy 
 
 with silver : dpyvpog. 
 'Apyvpcp, dat. sing, contr. for dp- 
 
 yvpt^, fr. dpyvptog. 
 'ApyvpwSrjg, tog, b, 7), zz dpyv- 
 
 potid/'jg. 
 
 (83) 
 
 plate. Th. dpyvpog. 
 'ApyvpiovT]Tog, b, 1), bought with 
 silver : fr. dpyvpog, wvtofiai. 
 'Apyixptog, & 'Apyv^og, o, y, 
 white-woven ; white : fr. dpybg, 
 & v<pog, a web : fr. v<pdu} 
 'Apyvpjg, tog, b, 7), the same. 
 'Apytu, dog, 7), Anjo, the sliip of 
 Jason, so called because it was 
 ^ built in Argos ; a constellation. 
 'Apyi^og, a, ov, of the Argo; 'Ap- 
 
 y^oj^ (TKa^og, the ship Argo. 
 'Apytug, adv. leisurely, slothfully ; 
 rashly, vainly : as if fr. dtpyCJg. 
 'Apctia, ag, 7), a watering. 
 'Ap^eTv, Att. & Dor. for dpStiv, to 
 
 water ; pres. inf. act. of dpdoj. 
 'Apdtvd), f. tv(7io, p. tVKa, Ion. & 
 poet, the same as dpdto, to water, 
 take an animal to water. 
 'ApdijOjxbg, ov, b, the same as 
 
 dp^pog. 
 'Apdijv, lifted up, thoroughly, 
 ^ plainly, altogether, adv. : fr. alpio. 
 'ApdjjffKog, ov, b, the name of a 
 river. 
 ''APiAI2, log, j), the point of a 
 weapon, head of a spear or 
 arrow, as if fr. alpuj, or fr. 
 dp 10. 
 'ApSfibg, ov, b, irrigation, water- 
 ing, drink, watering-place. Th. 
 apcu). 
 "ApdovTi, Dor. for dp^ovcri, they 
 moisten ; 3 pi. of 
 "APAQ, f. (Tcu, to moisten, water, 
 give drink, nourish, refresh ; 
 'ApSofiai, to drink. 
 AptOotaa, Dor. for ' Ap'tQovaa, a 
 fountain of Ithaca or Sicily. 
 'Aptid, dg, 7), threats : fr. dpd. 
 ' Aptifidviog, ov, & ' Aptifiavrjg, 
 tog, 6, //, warlike, furious in war ; 
 fr. 'Ap7ig, fiaivonai. 
 'AptiOTray'i'TTjg, or 'Ap£07rayrr;;g, 
 or 'Aptu)7rayl'Ttjg, ov, b, a mem- 
 ber of the court of Areopagus at 
 Athens. 
 'Aptioirayog, or 'Apctog Trdyog, 
 the Athenian senate ; literally, 
 Mars' bilk 
 *Apaog & 'Apri'iog, b, »/, belong- 
 ing to Mars, martial, warlike, 
 brave : fr. 'Aprjg. 
 'AptioTtpog, better, compar. for 
 dptiwv. 
 'AptlTai, 3 sing. f. 2. ra. fr. dpoV' 
 jiai, fr. ajptu. 
 'AptiToXfxog, b, 7), bold or daring 
 
 in war : "Aprjg, ToXfia. 
 'ApticpaTog. See 'ApTjt<paTog. 
 'Aptiiov, 6, t), neut. dpciov, oi'og, 
 more powerful, properly in arms; 
 better, greater, braver : fr. 'A- 
 p7]g, 3Iai's. 
 'AptKTog, 6, r), undone, not ac- 
 complished : fr. a, pt^io. 
 'Aptog, gen. sing. fr. 'Aprjg, 
 G2 
 
i 
 
 APH 
 
 'Aplffat, a. 1. inf. act. fr. dpsrrKu). 
 
 'Ape<TaifiaVf Dor. for dptaaifiriVj 
 a. 1. opt. m. of dps<TKix). 
 
 ' ApkcrapTo, Ion. for ^ofcavro, 3 
 pi. a. 1. m. fr. dpeaKoj. 
 
 'Apkrreiay ag, t, a. 1. opt. yEol. fr, 
 dpkaKio. 
 
 'AptaOaiy a. 2. inf. m. fr. alpio. 
 
 'ApiffKtia, ag, »),desire of pleasinjr, 
 complaisance ; wit or graceful- 
 ness in speaking : fr, dpecxKog. 
 
 'ApscTKovTwg, adv. pleasingly: fr, 
 dpkaKii). 
 
 "ApaaKog^ rj, ov, gentle, agreeable, 
 desirous to please : fr. 
 
 'APE'2KQ,to please, delight, ap- 
 j)ease, satisfy ; impf. ijptffKov, 
 pres. imiier. dptcnce,eru),i.dptfTio, 
 p. TfpsKa, a. 1. iips(Ta, a. 1. inf. 
 dosT«t, a. 1. part, dpeaag ; mid. 
 dptaKof-iai, to be pleased or sa- 
 tisfied with, acquiesce ; a. 1, m. 
 tjpt<jdin]u, 6i Ion. dpiffd^ijv, w, 
 ciTOy pres. iuf, })ass, dperrKtcrOai. 
 
 'Apsaofiai, f. 1. m, fr. dp^ffKoj. 
 
 'Apf(Tffdfitvog, a. 1. part. m. poet, 
 for dpecrdfievog, fr. dpkaKuj. 
 
 'ApsfTTa, ijv, rd, maxims, decrees; 
 decrees of council. KhqL Arrests : 
 fr. 
 
 'AptffTog, TJ, bv, acceptable, pleas- 
 ing ; dpitTTov tarii', it is just ; 
 fr. 3 perf. ?/f)£OTat, of dpeaKuj. 
 
 'AptffTiog, adv. acceptably : fr. 
 dptrrrog. 
 
 'Aper' for dosTo, impf. Ion. or a. 
 2. m. for yof ro, of alpo). 
 
 'ApsTai, 3 sing. fr. dpofxai. Th. 
 dpu), to adapt. 
 
 'Aptrdv, Dor. for dptrCiv, gen. 
 pi. fr. a'pcr//. 
 
 'Apirag, a, 6, Aretas, a man's 
 name. 
 
 'Aptrcitu, w, f. i]cnOj to give pre- 
 eminence and courage, be in a 
 prosperous state : fr. upiTrj. 
 
 *APETH\ ^c, »/, virtue, valour, 
 power, ability, excellence, fer- 
 tility, happiness, glory, rank, 
 wealth, success : fr. dpwor'Ap/yc- 
 
 'AjO£ri^(j>, f. tVw, to appease : ir, 
 dpkffKit), the same. 
 
 *Ap€i;g, Dor. for 'Apovg^ gen. 
 sing. fr. 'Apr]g, Mars. 
 
 'ApEwv, gen. pi. Ion. for apw»',fr. 
 dpd, j)rayer, curse. 
 
 'Apr}\ for 'Ap7;a, ace. sing. fr. 
 ' Apr]g, tog, Mars. 
 
 'Aprjai, you may take away. Ion, 
 for dpy, 2 sing. a. 2. subj. m. 
 dpiofiai, y, T}Tai ; fr. a'lpio. 
 
 'Ap7]ykfi(Uj pres. inf. Ion. for 
 dptjytii' ; impf. Ion. dpi]yiv, for 
 ripriytv : fr. dprfyco, to help. 
 
 'Aprjyoirray Dor. for dprjyovffa, 
 pres. part, f. g, fr. dpijyio. 
 
 'Aptjyovtg, o'l, assistants, pi, num, 
 fr, dpijyujVf ovog : fr. dpijyoj. 
 
 'ApT)yo(Tvvrj, tjg, »), help, pro- 
 tection. 
 
 APe 
 
 'APHTQ, f. Kio, to help, aid, suc- 
 cour, give assistance, defend, re- 
 pel, ward off. Hence 
 
 'Api)y<hv, oiwg, 6, ?/, a defender, 
 protector and protectress. 
 
 'AprjiOoog, 6, >), warlike : fr. 'A- 
 pi]g. Mars, ««s: Gobg, swift. Also, 
 a jiroper name. 
 
 'Aprj'iog, see "Apeiog. 
 
 ' ApT)i<paTog, & 'Apei<paTog, killed 
 in battle ; killing in battle, mar- 
 tial : fr. "Aprjg, 0aa>. 
 
 'Apr]t<pi\ogy 6, if, beloved by 
 Mars, loving Mars, a warrior : 
 fr. *Ap»;c, (piXog. 
 
 'Apiffxevai, to pray, inf. fr. dnrjfii, 
 the same as dpdofiai. 
 
 'Aprifieuog, or dprj/xii'og, hurt, suf- 
 fering loss, woni out, exhausted: 
 fr. dpdo^ai. 
 
 'Aprji^j for *Ap>;a, ace. sing, fr, 
 'A-prfg, i]og. 
 
 'Aprji', 6, y, a lamb, gen. dpsvog, 
 6i. by sync, dpvbg, as fr, apg. 
 
 'Ap))v, for dpdv, ace. Ion. fr. 
 apd. 
 
 'ApijKai, a. 1. inf. dprj^tir, f. 1, 
 inf. of dpijyu), to help. 
 
 "Apyj^ig, {wf, j), assistance, sup- 
 port. 
 
 'Aprjpa, by Attic redupl, fr, ypa, 
 I have agreed, perf. m. of apw, 
 to adapt. 
 
 'ApTjptiv, tig, ti, was fitted, fas- 
 tened ; plupf, m. dpijpwg, perf. 
 m. part. See dprjpa. 
 
 'ApijpoTwg, adv. compactly, fitly : 
 fr. dprjpujg, perf. part, of dpu). 
 
 'ApTjg, gen. tog, twg, ijog, u, Si 
 voc, 'ApEQf Mars, war, a battle, 
 wound, pestilence, destiniction ; 
 'Aprjg, oVf Ion. ew, properly 
 means a sword. 
 
 'Ap7;c, gen. Ion. fr. dpdj dg, a 
 curse. 
 
 'ApTjaofitOa, we will supplicate. 
 Ion. for dpaffofitOa, f. 1. m, fr. 
 dpdo^ai, f. daofiai. 
 
 'JiptjTai, 3 sing, a. 2. subj, m, fr, 
 a<pa>, to take up. 
 
 'AprjTtipa, ag, y, a priestess : & 
 
 'Api^rr)p, iipog, b, a priest, ace. 
 dpyrypa : fr, dpd. 
 
 'Apyrtddtig, ov, 6, a patronymic 
 noun, ace. ' ApriTid^iiv. 
 
 'AprjTog, ?}, bv, fatal, destructive, 
 inauspicious, to be deprecated, 
 accursed, abhon-ed ; fr. dpdo- 
 fiai : or for dppyrog, unspeak- 
 able ; fr. a, pku). 
 
 ' Apr]<pa'ivit)v, pres. part,, appear- 
 ing as Mars : iv.'Apyg, (paivio. 
 
 'ApOdg, lifted up, elevated, car- 
 ried up ; a. 1 , part, pass, fr. aipoj, 
 to take up ; a. 1. pass. i)pQr]v. 
 
 'Ap^ei', for dpQyaav,^ pi. Ion. a. 
 1, pass, of iipOrji't fr. dpio. 
 
 'ApOtjv, ng, rj, Ion. for ypOrjv : 
 hence dpOrjvai, a. 1. inf. pass, 
 fr, alpio, to take up. 
 («4) 
 
 API 
 
 'Ap9t}Tif a. 1. imp. pass. dpOfivai, 
 a. 1. inf. dpOtjatTai, f. 1. pa^s, 
 fr. dpo), to adai)t, or alpdj, to 
 take up. 
 
 'ApOntio, u), f, //(Tw, p. ypOjxijKa^ 
 to love, be bound in the bonds 
 of amity : fr. dp9^i6g. 
 
 'ApO^iia, ag, >/, friendship, con- 
 cord : «Sc 
 
 'ApGjjuog, 6, V, friendly : fr. 
 
 'ApO^bg, ov, b, friendship, con- 
 cord : fr. dpoj. 
 
 'ApOpiKog, r), ov, belonging to tlie 
 joints, labouring under a com- 
 plaint in the joints, as gout : ^V 
 
 'ApOpiTiKog, y, ov, the same : i*^ 
 
 'ApOpXrig, i^og, y, a complaint in 
 the joints, gout, rheumatism: fr. 
 
 "APGPON, ou, ro, a limb, joint ; 
 in gi*ammar, an article : as if 
 fr. dpoj, to adaj)t. 
 
 'ApOpoTTtdy, yg, 7), fetters for the 
 limbs, a bond : ap^pov, Trt^Tj. 
 
 ' ApOpouj, Wj f. iiXjiOj p. ypQpwKd^ 
 to speak articulately ; make, 
 form, fashion : dpQpov. 
 
 'ApOpuidyg, tog, 6, y, like limbs 
 or joints : dpOpov, tUog. 
 
 'ApOpujcraiy 3 sing. a. 1. opt. act. 
 of dpOpoio. 
 
 "API, a particle prefixed to words 
 by the poets to increase the sig- 
 nification, as dpi^yXogy vtiy 
 clear. 
 
 'Apiddvy, 7;C)»)> Ariadne, a daugh- 
 ter of Minos. 
 
 'Apiyvihg, wTog, 6, 17, most cele- 
 brated, well known : & 
 
 'ApiyvtoTog, b, >7,most celebrated, 
 well known; easy to be kncwn: 
 fr, dpi, much, & yirwc/ctu, 
 
 'Api^dicpvog, ov, & 'ApiSaK^)VC, 
 vog, b, y, weeping excessiviiv, 
 prone to weeping : fr. apt, ^dicpv, 
 
 'ApihiKtr' for a()i^tt»c£rf, voc, fr. 
 
 'Api^tiKfTog, b, y, celebrated, re- 
 nowned : fr. dpi, hiKrvfii. 
 
 'ApidyXog, b, y, very clear, viry 
 famous : fr, dpi, ^yXog. 
 
 'Api^yXog, b, y, nmch to be en- 
 vied, worthy to be emulated ; 
 conspicuous, distinguished : fr. 
 apt, t,yXog. Some take it for 
 dpidyXog,S being changed into I. 
 
 'Api^j7X(ug, adv. manifestly, cleiir- 
 ly, earnestly, with great zeal. 
 
 'Apii^yXioTog, b, y, much to be 
 envied : dpi, ^j;X6tu. 
 
 'Api^og, b, 7), having no root: 
 fr. a, pi^a. 
 
 'ApiyKoog, 6, y, readily hearing, 
 obedient, docile : dpi, dKovio. 
 
 'ApiOfitvvrai,Do.iordpiOfiovi'Toi, 
 3 pi. pres. pass. & dpiOfttviu, 
 for dpiOfiovai, 3 pi. act. of 
 
 'ApiOfjiio, w, to number, count, 
 reckon, calculate ; f, 7)^10, ]'■ 
 ypi0/.iyKa, a. 1. ypiOfiycra, inf. 
 dpiOfiijdai, perf. pass. ypiO^J}- 
 fiaiy rrai, rai, & m 3 plur. ypiO- 
 
 1 
 
 API 
 
 API 
 
 /tr;rrai, part. ^pt0/i>7^tvoc,»;,ov,j'Apto'r{(a, ag, y, valour; a he- 
 lunnbered ; dpiOfiyOyrrofiai, f,j roic exploit. Th.''Apyg. 
 
 'ApiffTfiSyg, ov, 6, a man's name 
 
 1, Th, dpiGfiog 
 
 'Apt0/i?;O>)/i€vat, poet, for dptOfiy- 
 Oijvai, a, 1. inf. pass, fr, dpidp.'nD. 
 
 'ApiOfiTjfia, arog, to, a number 
 ing : fr. dpiOfikio. 
 
 'XpiOfujaig, eiog, 7), a numbering 
 or enumeration : fr, the same. 
 
 'ApiOfiTjTiKy, sc. Ttxvy, yg, y, 
 arithmetic : fr. the same. 
 
 ' XpiO^yTiKog, Ky, kov, belonging 
 to numbers, or to the science of 
 numbers ; arithmetical ; skilled 
 in numbers : fr, the same, 
 
 'Api9fi7]TiKiog, adv, arithmetical- 
 ly, by numbering or calculation, 
 
 'ApiO^iTjTog, 7), bv, that may be 
 ninnl)ered : fr, dniOfxtuj. 
 
 'A PIBMO'S, ov, b, number, quan- 
 tity, multitude, extent, measure- 
 ment : Tyg b^ou, Xen. 
 
 ' ApifiaOaia, ag, 7), the name of a 
 ci t v, Ari matJuva . 
 
 'Afit/irt«T7roi, Ar'iiaaspi, a race of 
 men having but one eye. 
 
 'Ap(//oi(Ttv, dat. pi. Ion. fr. *Apt- 
 poi, the name of a place. 
 
 ' Apnrp'iTrtLa, ag, y, great beauty, 
 gracefulness, splendour : & 
 
 'AptTTOfTrfwc, & 'ApiTrpfTTtDg, adv. 
 very becomingly : fr. 
 
 ' ApnrptTT7)g, kog, 6, ?/, very deco- 
 rous or graceful, magnificent : 
 fr. apt, TTptTTw. 
 
 *Aj)if, or'Apij', *Apptc> or 'Appiv, 
 h'og, &. 'Aplvog, b, y, without a 
 no.se or scent, as dogs ; wanting 
 jionetration : fr. a, pig, piv. 
 
 '.VPl'S, i^og, 7), a file, rasp, or 
 plane ; a herb, also called a'pi- 
 (Tupov. 
 
 'Api(Tdfiog, Dor. for 'Apiaynog, b, 
 i), illustrious, renowned m war : 
 fr. dpi, ay^a. 
 
 'AoKrOdpfiarog, b, 7), victorious in 
 the chariot-race : fr. dpiarog, 
 (ippa. 
 
 "AoiiTTa, the best, pi. nora. n. g, 
 fr, dpiarog, y, ov, superl. dptiu>v, 
 comp. : sometimes adv. most ex- 
 eellently. Th. ' Apyg, Mars. 
 
 'Anitrrayopyg, ov, b. Ion. for 'A- 
 nifTTayopag, AristagoraSy a man's 
 name. 
 
 ' ApiaraOXog, b, 7), best in com- 
 bat, invincible : fr. apiorof, d- 
 
 ^ OXog. 
 
 'ApuTTalog, ov, c Aristceus, a 
 man's name. 
 
 'Apiarapxtu), f. yffio, to have the 
 supreme command : fr. dpiarog, 
 
 ApiVrap^Of, ov, 6, Aristarchus, a 
 celebrated critic and gramma- 
 rian, 
 
 Apt<rraa>, oi, to dine, breakfast, 
 take any meal ; f. ijffu), p. ypi- 
 (JTyKa, a. 1. ypiaryaa, a. 1. im- 
 per. dpiaryffoVf drio. Th. dpia- 
 
 TOV. 
 
 ' Apiariiov, to, pi, dpinrtla, rd^ a 
 
 reward of valour. Th. 'Apyg. 
 'AptoTcpd, dg, y, sc. x*'Pj the left 
 
 hand. 
 ' Xpiartptvo), f. tvaiOy to use the 
 
 left hand : fr. 
 'APISTEPO'S, a, bv, on the left 
 hand, inauspicious, unlucky, un- 
 propitious ; supposed to be form- 
 ed fr. dpi<TTog, best. The left 
 hand was ill-omened, and there- 
 fore it was propitiated by giving 
 it a name of a reverse meaning ; 
 thus it is also called tvibifv^og. 
 ' Api<TTtvtnice, he excelled, impf. 
 
 Ion. of dpKJTivio. Th. "Apyg. 
 'Api(Trevotaa, Dor. for dpiartv- 
 
 ovffa, pr. pt. f, g. of dpiarevit). 
 'Apt<rrti»f,£og,6,tlie chief, bravest, 
 a grandee : fr. dpicTTog, best. 
 Th. 'Apyg. 
 
 Api(TTtv(Td(Ta, excelling ; a. 1, 
 part. act. f. g. fr. dpiartvoj. 
 'ApiffrevTiKog, 7), bv, of or belong- 
 ing to the brave : fr. 
 'ApiffTtvio, f. tvffu), p. ypiffrtvKa, 
 to be the best, excel, behave 
 courageously, have the com- 
 mand : fr. dpiarog. 
 'Apiary eg, yiov, the bravest ; 
 chiefs or nobles : dpiarytaaiv, 
 dat. pi. Ion. for dpiartvaiv : fr. 
 dpiarevg. 
 'AptoTt^w, f. iaio, p. t/ca, to give a 
 dinner, entertain with a dinner. 
 Th. dpiarov, a dinner. 
 'AptarivSrjv, adv. by selecting the 
 
 best : fr, dpiarog. 
 ' ApiarojSovXog, ov, 6, a man's 
 
 name ; excellent counsellor. 
 'ApiaroytirioVf ovog^ 6, Aristogi- 
 ton, a man's name. 
 ' Apiaroyovog, b, »/, a parent of an 
 excellent offspring : fr. dpiarog, 
 yovog. 
 'ApiaroSyfjLog, ov, 6, a proper 
 name ; chief of the people : fr. 
 dpiarog, dij^og. 
 "Apiaroi, u)V, 01, nobility, chiefs : 
 
 fr. apiOTOf . 
 'AptffroKrparfia, ag, 7), aristocracy, 
 the government of the nobles : 
 fr. apiffrot, Kpareu). 
 'ApiaroKparkio, f, yau), to exercise 
 an aristocratic government. 'A- 
 piaroKparovfiai, to live under an 
 aristocracy : fr. the same. 
 ' ApiOTo/cparij^ , tog ovg, 6, Arista- 
 crates, a proper name. 
 'ApioTojcparia, ag, r), the same as 
 
 dpiaroKpdrtia. 
 ^ ApiaroKpariKbg, y, bv, belonging 
 to an aristocracy ; desiring an 
 aristocracy : fr. dpiaroKpania. 
 ^ ApiaroKpariKoJg, adv. aristocra- 
 tically. 
 'Apiarofxavrig, log, b, the best 
 (85) 
 
 APK 
 
 prophet : fr. dpiarog, fidvrig. 
 
 ' Apiarofiaxog, 6, r), excelHng in 
 fight : fr, dpiarog, ftox'/. 
 
 'APIvTON,ou,ro,the meal taken 
 first in the day, breakfast, din- 
 ner, feast : fr. apiorog, 
 
 AptoTovoot;, o, >), benevolent, of a 
 good disposition : dpiarog, voog. 
 
 ApiaroTToitoj, d, f, yau), to pre- 
 pare breakfast. 'ApiffroTroteo- 
 fiai, ov^ai, f. yaofxai, to eat 
 breakfast : fr, dpiarov, ttouio. 
 
 'ApiaroTTovog, b, y, labouring dili- 
 gently : fr. dpiarog, Trovog. 
 
 "Apiarog, y, ov, best, bravest, no- 
 blest, superl. of dyaQog ; dpt'nov 
 comp, Th, 'Ap7]g, Mars. 
 
 'ApiarortXijg, tog ovg, 6, Aristotle, 
 the chief of the philosophers. 
 
 'ApiarortxvTjg, ov, 6, the best 
 artist : dpiarog, rkx^V' 
 
 'Apiaroroicog, y, producing excel- 
 lent children ; 'Aptororoicoc, o, 
 »/, bom of a good family, of ex- 
 cellent birth; & 'AptororoKcia, 
 the mother of distinguished off- 
 spring : fr. dpiarog, riKrio. 
 
 'Apiaro<pdvtvg, gen. yEol. & Dor. 
 for ' Apiaro<pdvovg, fr. 
 
 'Apiaro<})dvrjg, tog, b, Aristophanes, 
 
 a comic poet. 
 'Apto-T-oxtip, tipog, b, y, powerful 
 in the hand, strong : fr. dpiarog, 
 
 ' Apia<paXyg, tog, 6, >/, very slip- 
 pery, fallacious, doubtful ; easily 
 deceived : fr. apt, a<pdXXuj. 
 
 ' Api<ppadtiog, adv. very clearly. 
 
 'Aptippadyg, tog, b, y, very clear, 
 easily distinguished, remarka- 
 ble : fr. dpi, <ppd^u}. 
 
 'Apixog, 6, 7), same as dppixog. 
 
 'ApTiov, ovog, 6, a man's name. 
 
 'Apica^o;, yg, 7),Arcadia,the name 
 of a district. Hence 
 
 'ApKadiKog, 7), bv, of or belonging 
 to Arcadia, Arcadian : & 
 
 'ApKadiog, ov, b, an Arcadian. 
 
 'Apicft, 3 sing. pr. ind. act. contr., 
 it is enough, impers. fr. dpKtu). 
 
 'ApKtlaOai, to be satisfied, pros, 
 inf. pass. fr. dpKtot, 
 
 'ApKtovrojg, Ion. for dpKovvrujg, 
 adv. sufficiently. Th. dp/cstu. 
 
 'ApKtati, he will keep off, 3 sing. 
 f. 1. ind. act. of dpKeio. 
 
 'ApKtadyaofitOa, 1 pi. f. 1. ind. 
 pass, fr. dpKtofxai. See dpKtio. 
 
 'ApKtaiXag, a, b, Dor. for 
 
 'ApK€(Tt\doe, ov, b, Arcesilaus, a 
 proper name. 
 
 'ApKtaig, eu)g, y, utility, assist- 
 ance : & 
 
 'ApKtrbg, 7), bv, sufficient, & doKt- 
 rbv, it is sufficient, for dpKtrov 
 tan, for dpKtl. Th. dpKtio. 
 
 'ApKtToig, adv. sufficiently ; 'Ap- 
 Kutg, adv. the same. 
 
 'ApKivOivog, y, ov, belonging to 
 juniper : fr. 
 
i 
 
 m 
 
 , mo 
 
 APM 
 
 "APKEYOOS, ov, r), the juniper- 
 tree, juniper. 
 
 'APK E'Q, to be sufficient, suffice, 
 satisfy, keep off, avert, drive 
 away, defend from, assist, aid, 
 succour ; f. gorw, p. //pictjca, a. 1. 
 ijpKEffa, & Ion. ap/cf era, pres. pass. 
 dpKsofiai, to be satisfied, acqui- 
 esce, perf. ]>ass. ifOKiff^aif a. 1. 
 pass. ^pK€(T0/;v, f. 1. pass, dp- 
 Keadjjffofjiai, with a dative. 
 
 'ApKiog, 6, r), & dpKiov, poet, for 
 dpKtrbs, sufficient, useful. 
 
 'ApKovvTiog, adv. sufficiently, 
 derately : fr. doKtl. 
 
 'ApKTtiog, a, ov, belonging to a 
 bear : fr. dpicTog, a bear. 
 
 'ApKrkov, a beginning must be 
 made, verb. adj. fr. dpx^- 
 
 'ApKTiKOQ, T}j ov, arctic, northei'n. 
 
 Th. dpKTOQ. 
 
 'ApKToi-ivg, vog, 6, the bear-mouse, 
 so called because it walks on its 
 hind-feet, and uses its fore- feet 
 Sis hands, which is peculiar to 
 bears. A Hellenistic word. Fr. 
 dpKTOQ, fxvg, 
 
 *APKTOS, ov, 6, r), a bear ; the 
 constellation Great Bear, or 
 Charles's Wain j the nortli pole, 
 north. 
 
 *ApKTovpog, ov, »/, Arctunts ; a 
 star near the tail of the Great 
 Bear: doKrog, ovpd, dg, j), a tail. 
 
 ' ApKTo<pv\aX, aKog, 6, arctophiflax, 
 the constellation called also Boo- 
 tes : fr. dp<Tog, ^ifXa^. 
 
 'ApKTipog, a, ov, northern. 
 
 "APKYS, vog, y), a net, fillet. 
 
 'ApKvtTTaffia, ag, i), or 'Apicvora- 
 (TLov, ov, TO, the place where a 
 net is set, setting of a net, a net. 
 
 ' ApKvaraTog, rj, ov, ensnaring hi 
 nets : dpKvaTarov, to, zr dp- 
 Kv<TTaffia. 
 
 *ApKvojpbg, ov, 6, a person who 
 watches a net, a huntsman : fr. 
 dpKvg, u)pa. 
 
 "APM A, uTog, TO, a chariot, car, 
 carriage, four-horsed chariot, 
 eliariot and four horses, team : 
 fr. upo), upfiai. 
 
 'ApuayiSSiov, to, undeclined. 
 Hebr. the accursed host. 
 
 'ApfiaXid, ag, i), food, an allow- 
 ance of a certain monthly por- 
 tion to a slave ; dpfiaXiijVf ace. 
 sing. Ion. : fr. dpu). 
 
 'ApfiAfxa^a, rjg, rj, a chariot, car- 
 riage, litter, palanquin ; for the 
 
 use of women among the Per- 
 sians : fr. u'p/xa, d^a^a. 
 
 'ApiiuTeiog, a, ov, & 'Ap/xaTiog, 
 
 APM 
 
 a, ov, belonging to a chariot or 
 carriage : & 
 
 *Apfiarev(jj, f. (T(o, to drive a cha 
 
 riot : fr. dpfxa. 
 'Apfxar/jXaffia, ag, >/, chariot 
 
 . driving :^ & ^ ... .,^, ., „. .,,,, ^.„, 
 
 ApfiarriXaTagj a, 6, Dor. for pass, of ap/uo'sw, to adapt. 
 
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 'ApfiaTijXaTTjg. 
 'ApfiaTTjXaTiijj, a), f. Tjmo, to drive 
 
 or ride in a chariot : & 
 'ApfiaT7]XdTt]g, ov, 6, a charioteer: 
 
 fr. dpfia, tXavvio. 
 'ApfxaTiv'iKt), Si. Dor. -Ka, //, a 
 chariot-victory : fr. dp/xa, viKt]. 
 'Apudnov, ov, to, a small cha- 
 riot. Th. dp^a. 
 'Ap^iuTiog, a, ov, the same as dp- 
 
 fidTHog. 
 'ApfiaTodpofiia, og, t), a chariot- 
 race : fr. dpfia, Cpofiog. 
 'ApfiaTOKTVTTog, 6, r), rattling 
 with chariots : dpfia, ktvttUo. 
 ApixaTOTTjjyog, ov, 6, a chariot- 
 builder : fr. dpfxa, Trt'iywui, 
 ApfxaTOTpo(psio, at, f. ijaio, to keep 
 horses for the chariot-races : 
 dpjxa, Tpe(pu). 
 'Apfxar^ox^d, dg, i), the track of 
 
 a carriage : fr. dppa, Tpixtti. 
 ' ApfiaTtoXia, ?/, =z dpi-iaDjXaffia. 
 'Appeva, by sync, for dpoptva, 
 
 pi. fr. dpfitvog. 
 'Apfitvtog, ov, 6, Armenian. 
 'Apfitvov, ov, TO, an instrument, 
 implement, as being fit for a 
 workman ; sail : i'r.dpio. 
 'Apfuvog, for dpofitvog, fitted, 
 prepared, adapted, apt, suitable, 
 favourable, pleasing, pres. part, 
 pass. fr. dpiv. 
 'Ap/xoSiog, a, ov, agreeable, suit- 
 able, familiar. Th. dpuj. 
 'Apfiodiog, ov, o, Ilarmodius, a 
 
 proper name. 
 'Ap/i6^ot<ra, Dor. for dpfxol^iovffa, 
 T)g, i), convenient, agreeing with, 
 pres. part. f. g. fr. 
 'Apfio^io, or 'ApfioTTw, to join, 
 connect, adapt, suit, fit, square 
 with, agree with, arrange, unite 
 in maiTiage, f. oauj, p. i'jpfxoKa. 
 'Apfio^onai, mid. to espouse, be- 
 troth ; a. 1. m. y'lpfioadfujv : fr. 
 dpoj, or dpoj, dpfiat. 
 'Apfxol, & 'Apfiol, adv. lately, just 
 ^ now ; fitly, suitably : fr. dppog. 
 'Apfiovia, ag, r), a joining, joint, 
 agreement, established order, 
 fate, treaty ; in music, harmony, 
 melody : fr. the same. 
 ' Apfiovidtu), gen. yEol. for ov, fr. 
 'Apfiovidrig, ov, 6, a proper name. 
 'Ap/xovii}, ijg, r'l. Ion. i'or' Apfiovia. 
 'ApfioviKog, 7j, bv, harmonious, 
 
 musical : fr. dpoj. 
 'Apfioviov, ov, Tb, that which 
 
 agrees or fits. 
 'Apfibg, ov, 6, a combination, joint, 
 knuckle, seam, nail : fr. perf, 
 pass, of dpb), the breathing beuH' 
 changed. 
 "AppofTpa, arog, to, a joining to- 
 gether, joint, the parts joined, a 
 juncture, structure : dpfi6^(o. 
 "Apfioarai, he was adapted ; Ion. 
 for TjOfioffTai, fr. ijpuoauai, perf. 
 
 'Appo(TTi)g, ov, 'ApfiOffTtjp, i)poc, 
 6c dpfioaTojp, opog, 6, a director, 
 ruler, envoy, agent, prefect, pub- 
 lic officer appointed by the La- 
 cedemonians to arrange the 
 affaires of a state : & 
 'Ap/xotTTog, y), bv, suitable, agree- 
 ing : dpfioffTi), betrothed : fr. 
 dppoi^io. 
 'ApfjioTTouv, 3 \>\. pr. opt. act. fr. 
 'ApfioTTio, the same as dppd'Coi, 
 f. oVw, pres. part. dppoTTwv, 
 ovTog, & in f. g. dppoTTOvcra. 
 'ApvaTog, ov,b,Arnaus, a proper 
 
 name. 
 'ApvaKig, i?oc, t), a sheep's a- 
 lamb's skin: dpQ,dpvbg, a lanili. 
 'Api/ae,acc. pi. ; dpvd(Ti,<\a.t. pi. ; 
 dpvtg, nom. pi. fr. dpg, dpvuc, 
 a lamb. 
 'Apvflov, ov, TO, the shambles. 
 'Apveibg, ov, b, a full-grown ram. 
 'Apvtiog, a, ov, belonging to a 
 
 lamb, Th. dpg. 
 'ApviltrOai, to deny, pres. inf. fr. 
 'APNE'OMAI, to' deny, refuM , 
 withhold, diso^\^l ; imj>f. i^pvfo- 
 firjv, ovp.r]v, I denied, f. T]<7opai, 
 p. I'lpvppai, ffai, Tai, a. 1. in. 
 T^pvtjffdfiTjv, 10, aTO, he denied ; 
 & in pi. I'lpvijadfitOa, aaaOe, av- 
 TO ; subj. dpvrjffojuat, y, tjToi ; 
 inf. dpvi'jaaaOat, part, dpviifrd- 
 fxevog. 
 
 'ApvtVTi)p, rjpog, b, a diver, tum- 
 bler: fr. dpvtvio, f. (Tio, to dive, 
 Th. dpi]v. 
 'Apvi], 7]g, 7), the name of a cit\ , 
 of a nymph, the nurse of Nej)- 
 tune. 
 'Apvt)(Ta<T9ai, a. 1. inf. m. fr. op- 
 
 vtopai. 
 'Apvrjffifiog, b, 1), to be denied : & 
 'Apvriaig, tiog, 1), a refusal, de- 
 nial : fr. dpveofiai. 
 'ApvrJTai, for dpvirjTai, 3 sing. 
 ^ pres. subj. m. fr. dpvkofxat. 
 ' ApvrjTiKbg, j), bv, negative : fr. 
 
 perf. j)ass. of dpvkop.ai. 
 'Apviov, ov, TO, a Iamb, littl. 
 lamb : dim. fr. dpg, dpvbg, a 
 lamb. 
 'Apv6yXu)(T(Tov, ov, Tb, a plant 
 called lamb-tongue or rib-wort : 
 fr. dpg, yXwrraa. 
 'Apvbg,^ gen. sing. fr. apg. Sonic 
 ^read "Apvog, ov, b, the same. 
 'APNYMAI, to take upon one's 
 self, claim, take, obtain, get, ac- 
 quire, catch, seek to obtain: 
 dpwix'svw, nom. dual fr. dpvv- 
 fisvog, pres, part. pass. 
 'Apvwv, gen. \>\. fr. dpg, dpvog. 
 'ApKdfievog, a. 1. part, dpkaaeai, 
 a. 1, inf. Ill, fr. ap^^w, to begin. 
 'Ap^tvpai, Dor. & yEol. for dplov- 
 Hai, & yEol, for dpKofiat, f.'l. fr, 
 ^dpxopai, to begin. 
 'Ap^opai, y, trai, f. 1. m. fr. dp- 
 XOfiai. 
 
 f 
 
 APn 
 
 'Apoyg, oTg, 2 sing. pres. subj. act. 
 
 fr. rt po'w, to plough. 
 
 Apoipav, Dor. for dpoipr}v, I 
 
 might take or bear, a. 2. oj)t. m, 
 
 of a'lpiit, to take up ; a. 2. m, 
 
 yno>/;v. 
 'ApviptQa, we may have brought 
 
 back, 1 plur, a. 2. opt. m. & 
 
 'Apoco, dpniTo, 2 & 3 sing, a. 2, 
 
 opt. ni. of the same. 
 ',\f)6pptvai, poet, for dpofxtvai, 
 
 Dor, for dpotiv, to plough, pres. 
 
 iiif fr. dpouj. 
 'A PON, ov, TO, Aram, a kind of 
 
 herb. 
 
 ""Apov, 2 sing. a. 1. imper. of aipio. 
 'ApoiTO, for T/povTo, Ion. 3 pi. a 
 
 2. ind. in. of the same verb 
 
 APP 
 
 'ApTray^;, fjg, t), rapine, plunder, 
 ^ pillage : dprrdZoj. Whence 
 'ApTrdyrj, rjg, 7), a drag or grap- 
 ple ; an instrument with hooks 
 for drawing vessels from a well. 
 
 'Anoayg, 2 sing. a. 1. subj. act, 
 dpoffai, a. 1 . inf. fr. apoa>. 
 
 'Apoaifiog, b, -q, arable, culti- 
 vated : & 
 
 ' Apomg, nog, 7), a ploughing, agri- 
 culture ; arable land ; field of 
 corn : dpou. 
 
 'AnoTtti, nom. pi, fr. dpoTrjg. 
 
 'ApoT7)p, iipog, b, a idougher, 
 ploughman : dpooj. 
 
 ' ApoT7)g, ov, b, the same. 
 
 ' ApoToio, gen, poet, for dpoTov, fr. 
 
 'AooTog, ov, 6, a ploughing ; but 
 'Apor6f,ov,o, the time of plough- 
 ing : «S: 'Aporog, /), bv, arable. 
 Th, dpoit). 
 
 'ApoTpa, pi. n. g. fr. dporpov, a 
 plough : fr. the same. 
 
 'A()OTpfvg, fwg, b, & 'Ap6rT]g, ov, 
 b, & 'ApoTTfp, Tjpog, b, a plough- 
 man, husbandman, farmer. 
 
 ' ApoTpiamg, eajg, 1), a ploughing, 
 tillage : fr. 
 
 'ApoTpidio, w, & 'ApoTpid^io, to 
 plough, till ; f. dtru), p. ijpoTpi- 
 oKa : fr, aporpor. 
 
 Aporpo£(^//f , tog, 6, 7), having the 
 shape of a plough : dpoTpov, 
 tidog. 
 
 Aporpor, ov, to, a plough, Th. 
 
 dooio 
 
 ApoTpoTTovog, b, 7), one who la- 
 hours at the plough, a peasant : 
 (iooTpov, TTovog. 
 
 AnoTporrovg, yroSog, b, a plough- 
 share : dpoTpov, TTovg. 
 
 'Apovv, also dpoaativ, pres. inf, 
 for dpoiiv, fr. dpo oj. 
 
 'Apovpa, ag, & Ion. 'Apovpyj, rjg, 
 »'/, a field, ploughed land, land 
 in general, harvest, crop ; n. pi, 
 (ioovpai : fr. apo'w. Hence 
 Apoi'parof, a, ov, rustic, rural: & 
 Apoi'ptov, ov, TO, a little field, 
 dim, 
 
 'APO'Q, w, to plough, till, sow; 
 
 heget children ; f. dpo^ruj, a. 1, 
 
 VP^Ta, p, y'lpoKa, perf. pass. 7'ipo- 
 
 pcit, (Tai, Tai. Hence 
 Apowerjf, ewg, 7), a ploughing, 
 ApTrdySriv, adv. with violence : 
 
 «p7ra^tu. 
 
 'Apirdyifiog, rj, ov, sought by vio 
 lence : & 
 
 "Ap7raypa,"Ap7ra(Tpa, arog, Tb, 
 & Apiraypbg, ov, b, plunder, 
 rapine, booty : dpTrd^uf. 
 'ApTrd'^ovTE, seizing, pres. part. 
 
 dual fr, 
 'APHA'ZQ, to seize, snatch, 
 plunder, rob, pillage ; carry out 
 of sight suddenly, ravish ; f, aoj, 
 & Dor. dpird^o), p. i'jpTraKa, 
 perf. pass. i'/pTratrfiai, a. 1. pass, 
 y'lpirdfrOijv, a, 2. pass, iipirdyrjv, 
 perf. m, i'lpiraya. Hence 
 AptraKTrip, TJpog, & 'Ap7raKTi)g, 
 ov, b, a plunderer. Hence 
 'ApTraKTTjpiog, greedy. 
 'AprraKTiKog, rj, bv, given to plun- 
 der, rapacious : & 
 'AprraKTiKug, adv. rapaciously ; 
 
 violently : & 
 'ApTTOKTbg, t), bv, seized, ravish- 
 ed : fr. dpTrd^io. 
 'ApTraXsog, a, ov, gained by vio- 
 lence ; rai)id, impetuous, swift : 
 dpTrd^io. Hence 
 ' ApTraXkiog, adv. eagerly, vio- 
 lently : &. 
 'ApTraXt^tu, f. ffio, to receive gree- 
 dily. 
 "ApTra^, ayog, b, rapacious, a 
 plunderer ; pi. dpTrayeg : fr. do- 
 Tra^w. 
 'Apird^aig. ^ol. for dpTzaiag, a. 
 ^ I. jiart. m. g, fr, dpTrd^io. 
 'ApTrdKdcra, a. 1. part. f. g, & 
 'ApTraKbJ, I will seize. Dor. for 
 
 dpTrdKio, f. I. act. fr. dpTrd^o). 
 "ApTrag, ace. pi. fr. dpTrri, a 
 
 scythe, sickle, pruning-hook. 
 'ApTrdcrag, daa, a. 1. part, fr, dp- 
 
 'y 
 
 7raL,w. 
 'ApTTiSovrj, tjg, 7), a rope, halter, 
 
 noose : fr. dpTrd^oj. 
 
 ApTTc^tui', ovog, o, the same. 
 ''Ap7re^a,as if opoVt^a, i}g, 7), the 
 
 foot or bottom of a mountain. 
 "Ap-nryj, rjg, 7), a scythe, sickle ; 
 
 crooked sword; harpoon; khid 
 
 of kite or falcon. 
 "Ap7rvta,aj:, t), a harpy : "ApTTViat, 
 
 Harpies, certain fabulous mon- 
 sters, described in Virg. ^n. iii. 
 
 21G. gen. pi. dpTrviStv. 
 'A'P'PABQ'N,ui»'oc,6,an earnest, 
 
 earnest-penny, pledge, pawn. 
 'Appayt)g, kog, b, r), unbroken, 
 
 not to be broken, firm : a, pija- 
 
 ffw. 
 'Appa^fv, Ion. & poet, for r'lp- 
 
 paKiv, & this for i)pa^ev, 3 sing. 
 
 a. 1. ind. act. of dpdaau), to am- 
 putate, 
 " Appaipog, 6, j),unsewed ; without 
 
 seam : a, pdirru). 
 
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 APP 
 
 'Appiva, ace. sing. m. g. or pi. n. 
 
 dpptvog Si dpp'tvi>jv,gei\. sing. & 
 
 pi. fr. dpprjv, masculine, strong. 
 'AppiviKbg, or 'ApatviKbg, 7), bv, 
 ^ masculine : fr. dppijv or dprrrjv, 
 'Apptvoyoyog, b, 7), })roduciiig 
 ^ males :dpp7]r, ytivopai. 
 'ApptvtxjCjog, adv. bravely, like a 
 
 man : dpprjv, tl^og. 
 'AppevioTTug, b, //, of a masculine 
 
 (u- manly countenance : dpprjv, 
 
 u>\p. 
 'ApptTTiig, ^og, & 'AppfTTOc, o, »/, 
 
 not inclining to either side : & 
 'Appti//ta, ag, 7), an opinion not 
 
 hiclining to one side or the 
 
 other, neutrality : a, pkiroj. 
 'AppijKTOKn, dat. pi. Ion. fr. 
 'ApprjKTog, b, 7), the same as dp- 
 
 unbi'okeu : 
 
 a, pijaffuj. 
 
 paytjg. 
 
 Hence 
 'AppiiKTiog, adv. firmly. 
 "A'P'PHN, or 'Ap(Ttiv, evog, b, a 
 
 male ; adj. b, 7), masculine ; me- 
 
 tai)h. strong, brave ; n. g. dp- 
 
 ptv, or dpaev. 
 'Appnvijg, eog, b, 7), ferocious, 
 
 wild, rude, clownish : upprjvtlv, 
 
 for XoiSoptiv, to reproach, lle- 
 
 sych. 
 
 'Appt]T07roita,ag, r), a disgraceful 
 crime : & 
 
 'ApprjTOTToibg, b, 7), acting wick- 
 edly or obscenely : dpprjTog, 
 
 TTOUU). 
 
 ApprjTog, b, 7), unsaid, unuttered, 
 inexpressible, secret, unlieard 
 of, wicked : a, tpsu. Hence 
 
 'AppijTojg, adv. secretly. 
 
 'AppiyrjTog, b, 7), not to be ter- 
 rified, undaunted : fr. a, piysw. 
 
 "Appi^og, b, 7), without roots : a, 
 pita, a root. 
 
 'A'P'PIXA~2eAl,to climb up on 
 hands and feet. 
 
 ''A'P'PIX02,'Aptxoc, or 'Apm- 
 Xog, b, & 'Appixn, r), a wicker 
 basket. 
 
 'AppvOfiog, b, r), without cadence, 
 inharmonious, immoderate, dis- 
 orderly : a, pvOfiog. 
 
 ^AppvOfiojg, adv. fr. the above. 
 
 ' AppvTTog, b, rj, not filthy, pure : 
 a, pvTTog. 
 
 'AppvaiacTTog, b, 7), not carried 
 away as booty or a pledge : a, 
 pvaid^u). 
 
 ' AppvaovTai, 3 pi. f. 1. ind. m. 
 l)oet. ioY dvapvaovTai, they will 
 draw. Th. apvoj. 
 
 'Appiodku), Ion, for oppui^'no, to 
 fear, be anxious : hence 
 
 'Appwdia, ag, 7), for dppujdia, ag, 
 7), fear. See oppiodsio. 
 
 'Appoj^, ioyog, b, 7), without cre- 
 vice, unbroken : a, pio^. 
 
 'Appo)(TTeio, f. T}(Tio, p. ffKa, to be 
 infirm, labour under sickness ; 
 have a bad habit of body or con- 
 stitution : a, p<ji>vvvfii. Hence 
 
APT 
 
 *App(t)(TrT]fia, aroQf rbf languor, 
 
 weakness, sickness. 
 'AppioaTia, ag, y), infirmity, dis- 
 ease : fr. 
 " Appoj(STOQy 6, »'/, without strength, 
 
 infirm, sick : a, piovvvfii. 
 "APS, apvog, 6, r), a lamb ; dat. 
 
 pi. dpvaffL. 
 ' Apffdnevog, -^ol. for dpdfievog, 
 
 a. 1 . part. m. fr. apa>, to adapt ; 
 
 f. jow, & JEo\. dpffu). Hence 
 "Apffag, avTog, a. 1. part. act. fr. 
 
 jjpffa, a. 1. act. fr. ap(o. 
 'Apaiva, ace. sing., dual dp<Jivi, 
 males, fr. dpffrjv, or dppr)v, tvog. 
 'ApffeviKog, ij, bv, masculine ; 
 
 strong:, powerful : fr. dpfftjv. 
 Apffsvoysi'tjg, soc, o, >/, = app. ot 
 
 the male sex : fr. dpffrjVf yevog. 
 *Ap(Ttvo7r\rj9t)gf iog, o, /;, full of 
 
 males : a(j<T//v, ttXtjOuj. 
 *Apo-i;v, evog, o, r}, to dpffei^, 
 
 male, masculine. See 'Apprjv. 
 "Apffig, tiog, r), a raising up, ele- 
 vation ; taking away; levying of 
 
 taxes. Th. arpw. 
 'Apffixog, ou, 6, a wicker basket ; 
 
 the same as dppi\og. 
 'Apffov, adapt, a. 1. imper. fr. f. 
 
 ^olic of dpijj. See dpadntvog. 
 'AptTiOj I will adapt or fit, f. 1. 
 
 -^ol. of dpiOy f. pui, ^ol. (Tw, a. 
 
 1. rjpa, JEiOl. rjpcra. 
 *Aprd(3a^ogy ov, u, Artabazus, a 
 
 proper name. 
 'APTA'BH, r]g, y, a Persian mea- 
 sure. 
 ' Aprajiig, idog, 7), Dor. for'Aprf- 
 
 fiig, Diana. 
 'APTAM02, ov, 6, a butcher, 
 
 cook ; whence 'Aprafiiitt, to but- 
 cher, cut in pieces. 
 'Aprdvi;, rjg, »/, a rope ; hanging: 
 
 apraw. 
 ' ApTaKf^pKrjQ, ov, 6, Artaxerxes, 
 
 king of Pei'sia. 
 ' APT A'Q, (&. ' Aprtiu, Ton.) f. rjffoj, 
 
 p. i]pTr]Ka, to suspend, hang to ; 
 
 & 'Aprdofiai, iofiai, to be in 
 
 suspense, depend on any one, 
 
 prepare : fr. dpu). 
 'Aprefidgy a, 6, Artemas, a proper 
 
 name. 
 'Aprefi'sa, acc. sing. fr. 
 'APTEMH'2, log, 6, »/, entire, 
 
 safe, somid, healthy : fr. dpriog, 
 
 entire. 
 'ApTSfiig, log & idog, rj, Diana ; 
 
 acc. -IV & -iSuy voc. (o 'ApTSfxi : 
 
 as if fr. dpTifjiijg, perfect. 
 'Apnixiaia, ag, r/, the herb mug- 
 wort. 
 'Aprf/xiViov, ov, TO, a festival, 
 
 temple or statue of Diana : fr. 
 
 "ApTSfjiig. 
 'APTEMQ'N, ovog, 6, a pulley, 
 
 broad sail of a ship, sail-yard : 
 
 as if fr. dprdu}. 
 'Aprf/iuiv,a>vog,6,a proper name. 
 'APTE'OM AI, Ion. for dprdo/iat, 
 
 APT 
 
 f. Y](TO}iai, to prepare, make great 
 preparation : as if fr. «pu>. 
 
 'Aprf7rt/3ou\og, ov, 6, the name 
 of a mouse, in Homer ; one that 
 lays scliemes for bread : dpTog, 
 kirifSovXog. 
 
 'Aprtw, Ion. the same as dprdw, 
 to suspend. 
 
 *Apr?;/ia, uTog, to, any thing sus- 
 pended; dpriij/iara, things which 
 are suspended, pendants, ear- 
 rings : dprd(t>. 
 
 'ApTTjp, rjpog, 6, literally, a lifter 
 up, as if fr. alpio, to take up ; 
 the shoulder, by which any 1 -ur- 
 den is borne ; a kind of shoe ; 
 in Nehemiah iv. I7, it is used 
 for a porter's knot. 
 
 'APTHPI'A, ag, r), an artery, 
 wind-pipe. Hence 
 
 'ApTtjpiuKog, 1), ov, belonging to 
 an artery or the windpipe. 
 
 'ApTTjpioTOixia, ag, 1), the dissec- 
 tion of an artery : fr. dpri/p/a, 
 
 TS^VU). 
 
 ^ApTTjpnoSrjg, (og, 6, y, resembling 
 an artery : fr. doTrjpia, tliog. 
 
 *APTI, adv. already, recently, 
 just now, lately, now ; tiog dpTi, 
 until now ; drr' dpri, or dw- 
 dpri, from tliis time. In com- 
 position it sometimes signifies 
 completeness or perfection ; as 
 if fr. dpTiog, perfect; sometimes 
 novelty. 
 
 'Aprid^w, f. dait), perf. ypriaKa, 
 to play at odd and even : & 
 
 ' ApTiaKig, adv. by e^ual num- 
 bers : & 
 
 * ApTiafffibg, ov, 6, the game of 
 odd and even : fr. dpTtog. 
 
 'ApTi(3XaffTj)g, log, b, y, also 'Ap- 
 Ti^\a(TTog,y, oi^, fresh budding: 
 fr. dpri, iSXaaTdvu). 
 
 'Aprt/3p£x')c» ^og, b, y, recently 
 watered : fr. dpTi, (ipex^o. 
 
 'ApTiyafiog, b, »;, recently mar- 
 ried : fr. dprt, ydjiog. 
 
 ' ApriytviBXog, o, //, the same as 
 
 ' ApTiyivyg, kog, b, y, or 
 
 ' ApTiykvvyTog, b, y, recently 
 bom : fr. dpn, yivvyrog. 
 
 ' ApTiyXvcpyg, tog, b, y, recently 
 wrought : fr. apri, yXv<pio. 
 
 'ApTidaicpvg, vog, b, y, having 
 just shed tears, prone to tears : 
 fr. dprt, SdKpv. 
 
 ' ApTUTreuu^ speaking true things 
 or perfect things, i. e. eloquent, 
 an epithet of the Muses ; nora. 
 pi. fr. dpTiiireia, fr. 
 
 'Aprmryg, kog, b, y, speaking 
 readily, elegantly, artfully ; 
 speaking truth : fr. dpTiog, tino. 
 
 'Aprt'^w, f. t'<Ta>, to unite, join, ad- 
 just, compose, arrange, prepare, 
 make ready, finish, complete, 
 peri'ect : fr. dpTiug. 
 
 'Apri0aX/)c, kog, b, ?'/, newly flo- 
 rishing : dprt, OdXXoj, 
 (88) 
 
 APX 
 
 *ApTiOavt]g, kog, b, y, recently 
 dead : fr. dpn, 9vyaKio. 
 
 * ApTiKoXXog, b, y, newly com- 
 pacted or formed, well adjusted: 
 dpTi, KoXXa. 
 
 'ApTifiaOrjg, kog, 0, r), having ju^t 
 begun to leam ; just inforuud 
 of any thing : dpn, fiavQavu). 
 
 'APTIOS, b, if, even, equal, in. 
 tire, perfect, suitable, corr. - 
 si)onding, sufficient. Th. dpn. 
 
 'ApTiTTayyg, kog, b, y, newly fas- 
 tened, recently made : fr. dpn, 
 iryyvvu). 
 
 "ApTiTrog, b, y, poet, for 'Anri- 
 TTovg, TToSog, b, if, having sound 
 or perfect feet, nimble : dpntr, 
 TTovg. 
 
 'ApTimg, eiog, if, dress, mode of 
 dressing, ornament : fr. doTi'^io. 
 
 'ApTifTKaiTTog, b, if, recently dui; 
 out : dprt, (TKaTTTu). 
 
 'ApTi^aTog, b, if, recently killeil: 
 fr. dpn, (pnia. 
 
 ^ApTi<ppojv, ovog, b, if, of somtd 
 undei-standing : doTiog, (ppifv. 
 
 'Apriujg, adv. lately, a little ji - 
 fore ; completely, perfectly. 
 
 ' ApTOKOTTog, b, if, a baker: dproc, 
 
 KOTTTU). 
 
 'AproTToiia, ag, if, the making of 
 
 bread : fr. 
 'ApTOTTOibg, b, if, a baker; ad;i|it- 
 
 ed for making bread : dpTm:, 
 
 TTOttW. 
 
 'APT02, OV, b, a loaf, bread, food, 
 
 'ApToffiTtio, u>, f. ifcriv, to lat 
 bread : dprog, ffiTkio. 
 
 'ApTotpaytlv, to eat bread : & 
 
 'Apro^dyog, ov, b, brcad-o;itor, 
 the name of a mouse in lloni. ; 
 fr. dprog, (pdyuj. 
 
 'ApTVf.ta, nTog, to, seasoning: fr. 
 
 'AP rY"12, or Wpri'vui, Dor. f. ctm, 
 p. ifpTVKa, to put together, pn- 
 pai'e, arrange, plan, plot, season 
 or pickle ; mid. to cause to as- 
 semble; a. 1. 7/pri;cra, })art. pivs. 
 pass. dpTvofiivog, y, ov, season- 
 ed ; perf. pass. ypTvjxai, part. 
 ifpTVfikvog, a. 1. pass. ypTv9)}i, 
 f. 1. dpTi'0>)(TOfiai : fr. apio. 
 
 ' Apv^aXXog, ov, b, a flask, bai: : 
 dpiiu), fidXXu). 
 
 ' Apvadfiivog, part. a. 1. m. fr. 
 dpvio. 
 
 'Apv(TT7fp, Si. 'ApvTijp', ifpog, b, a 
 kind of measure, cup, the twelfth 
 part of a sextarius, a bucket: fr. 
 
 'Apvanxog, b, & 'ApvTaiva, )), 
 
 = dpVTTfp. 
 
 'APy'Q, & 'Apurw, f. ao), p. ?;• 
 
 pvKa, to draw, draw up as from 
 
 a well : as if fr. a'lpio. 
 ' ApxdyytXoQ, ov, 6, an arclian- 
 
 gel ; dpxiov dyykXiov, prince of 
 ^ angels : fr. dpxtu, dyytXog. 
 'Apxaykrag, a, b. Dor. for apx']' 
 
 y^'i'nQi ov, b, a leader. 
 'Apxdybg, Dor. for dpxyybg, the 
 
 same. 
 
 APX 
 
 'Anxd9tv,'Dov. for dpxndsv, adv. 
 
 'Aox«'j ^^y "*' beginnings, fii-st- 
 
 fruits ; elements or fii-st prin- 
 
 ciples ; pi. fr. dpxy. A 
 
 'Apx«'^^'^ *• ^^**'' 1^- "^"' **^ ""'" , J^ 
 tate or copy the ancients : fr. 'A 
 
 dnxflog. 
 'Aii^aiKog, if, bv, Sc 'Apx""'^'^c, 
 
 anciont, antiquated : & 
 'AoxatKuig, adv. according to an- 
 cient custom : fr. the same. 
 WnXdt^byovog, b, if, of ^ ancient 
 
 race : fr. dpx^'iog, yovij. 
 '.\pXn'iov,ou, TO, (supply ddi^etov) 
 
 capital or principal laid out at 
 
 interest. 
 ' AnXiuoTrXovTog, b, if, of ancient 
 
 xvoalth : fr. apx^^og, TrXovrog. 
 'Aoxaio7rpt7ri)g, kog,b, if, venera- 
 
 lilefor its antiquity: fr. dpxatog, 
 
 ■npfTTlO. 
 
 'Aoxalog, a, ov, ancient, antique, 
 antiquated, foolish; dpx«t'/, Ion. 
 fnrdpx"^"* fi'-«PX'?- 'Apx«'Oi, 
 01, ancestors, the ancients. 
 
 'ApxaioTfpog, compar. & dpxaio- 
 rarog, superl. fr. dpx"log. 
 
 'ApX^^oryg, yrog, if, antiquity : 
 fr. the same. 
 
 ' Aoxaiptoia, ag, if, the election of 
 magistrates : fr. dpxiji «'pEw. 
 
 'ApX^^P^'^^"y ^^y ''"' *'^^ assem- 
 bling of the people for elections 
 (tf public officers : fr. the same. 
 
 'ApxaipeffidZoi, f. drno, to meet for 
 choosing magistrates, appoint 
 magistrates, canvass for the 
 office of majiistrate : fr. the same. 
 
 'A^xdifffibg, ov, b, an imitation of 
 the ancients; an archaism, anti- 
 quated phrase : fr. dpxat^u). 
 
 'Xnx^itog, adv. after the ancient 
 maimer. 
 
 'ApxtciKifg, ov, b, one who rules 
 justly : fr. dpxw, ^iKy. 
 
 \\p\(i, 3 sing. pres. ind. act. dp- 
 Xitj', pres. inf. act. apx*'''^^'? 
 pres. inf. pass. dpx^T(ii, '^ sing, 
 ind. pass. fr. dpx<^) «i' dpxofiai. 
 .A<»x«Toi', ov, TO, the house of the 
 cliief magistrate; public hall: fr. 
 dpxv, government. 
 
 ' Apx^Tog, a, ov, the same as dp- 
 Xalog, ancient ; imperial, lordly. 
 
 'XpxkKaKog, b, if, the author or 
 source of evils: fr. apx?), KaKog. 
 
 'ApxkXdog, ov, b, Archelaus, a pro- 
 ])er name ; also adj. 6, if, & Att. 
 'ApxkXeiog, 10, 'Apxt^^ac, ov, b, 
 chief of the people: dpx^<^^ Xaog. 
 
 'ApXtrrXovTog, b, if, wealthy of 
 old : fr. dpx'*^, nXovTog. 
 
 'Apx*7roXtc, log, b, if, ruling a 
 city : fr. dpx^, TroXig. 
 
 'Apx£<T0at, pres. inf. to obey, sub- 
 mit to authority : fr. dpxofiai. 
 
 'ApxkTag, a, Dor. for 'ApxtTyg, 
 ov, b, a leader : fr. dpxw. 
 
 'Apx<ro, Dor. for ifpx^To, 3 sing, 
 inipf. m. or pass, of dpxoH'^'- 
 
 APX 
 
 'Apxkrvrrog, ov, 6, an archetype ; 
 neut. TO dpxkrvTTov, the first 
 model : fr. dpx^i, Tinrog. 
 Apxfv, l)t»r. for dpxoi', pres. im- 
 per. m. or pass. fr. dpxojuat. 
 
 fX^v 
 
 iO, 
 
 f. tvtTit), the siime as 
 
 apxw, to command : fr. 
 
 'APXH\ yg, if, the beginning, 
 connnencement, origin, source, 
 cause, pre-eminence, command, 
 government, province. At dpx«t, 
 the authorities. See dpxVf- 
 
 Apxyy^vyg, kog, b, if, foimder of 
 a race, origin, cause : fr. dpxu? 
 ykvog. 
 
 'ApxyytTSvio, f. (T(t), to have the 
 pre-eminence or chief power: & 
 
 'ApxuyiTku), at, f. r/rro;, to begiu : 
 fr. 
 
 'Apxny^'rrfg, &. Dor. 'Apxaykryg, 
 ou, 6, a leader, president, prince. 
 
 'ApxyykTig, idog, if, a princess, 
 patroness : & 
 
 'Apxtjybg, ov, b, if, a leader, chief, 
 author ; vocat. dpx^jyk : fr. dp- 
 X>), yykofiai, to lead. 
 
 'Apxy9ev, Ion. for tK dpx^Q, from 
 the beginning, anciently, origi- 
 nally, at first. Th. dpxv- 
 
 'Apxyiov, ov, TO, = dpxt^ov. 
 
 'ApXtJv, & Ttfv dpx^jv, adverb- 
 ially, at first, in the beginning ; 
 f(jrmerly, originally; altogether, 
 before all things, at all. 
 
 'Apx^f vra, acc. sin^. a. I. part, 
 pass. fr. dpx(tiy or apxofiai. 
 
 ' ApxidTpog, ov, o the chief phy- 
 sician : fr. dpx'jJi larpog. 
 
 ^ Apxiy pa fifiartvg, kog, b, the chief 
 scribe or secretary : fr. dpxct 
 ypafifiaTtvg, fr. ypd^w. 
 
 'Apxi^dfiog, ov, 6, Archidamus, a 
 proper name. 
 
 'Apxi^tfffiofvXa^, oKog, b, the 
 head jailor : fr. dpx^o, ^efffibg, 
 (^vXaTTu). 
 
 'Apxi^«T/iatr?7(;, ov, b, the same. 
 
 ' ApxiipaTiino, f. tvau), to dis- 
 charge the office of high-priest : 
 & 
 
 'A pxi-tpaTiKog, if, bv, pontifical : fr. 
 
 'Apx^ip^vQi kog, & Att. kiog, 6, the 
 high-priest; dpx<^v twv iepkiov, 
 chief of the priests : fr. dpx^i 
 itpevg. 
 
 ' ApxuTalpog, ov, b, chief com- 
 panion : fr. dpx<*>i tTalpog. 
 
 'Apx^f vvovxog, ov, b, chief of the 
 eunuchs : fr. dpx^^i f^bvovxog. 
 
 'Apx'Kog, if, bv, principal, chief, 
 primary, ruling, (qualified to 
 rule : fr. dpx^^- 
 
 ' ApxiKv(3epvrjTyg, ov, 6, chief 
 pilot : fr. dpxoi, KvjiepvifTyg. 
 
 ' ApxiXoxog, ov, b, Architochus ; 
 a poet, inventor of the Iambic 
 measure. 
 'ApxtMdycipoc, ov, b, chief cook : 
 
 fr. apx(**, fidyiipog. 
 'Apxifiluog, ov,b,ii,'d. chief mimic, 
 («0) 
 
 APX 
 
 principal actor: fr. dpxto, /iT/ioC' 
 
 \\pXioivoxbog, ov, o, chief butler, 
 
 or cup-bearer : fr. dpx<«>, otvo- 
 
 Xoog. 
 
 'ApxiTTtipdrz/c, ov, 6, chief of the 
 
 pirates : fr. dpx^, TrtipaTtfg. 
 ' Apx^TrXdvog, b, if, one who leads 
 a wandering band, the leader of 
 anexj>e<lition: fr.dpx<i^j'''Xardw. 
 'ApxiTToifiyv, evog, b, chief shep- 
 herd : fr. dpx^j TTOifiifv. 
 ' ApxiTTTTog, OV, 6, a proper name, 
 (ir. master of horses. Th. 'iTTTrog. 
 ' ApxtTrptafievrifg, ov, b, chief of 
 the ambassadors. Th. rrpta^vg. 
 'ApxtTtroTToioe, oi;, 6, chief baker: 
 
 fr. apx^o, alTog, Troikuj. 
 'Apxi<TTpaTyybg, ov, o, command- 
 er of the army : fr. dpx^y arpa- 
 Tyybg, general. 
 'Apxi<Tj;i/dywyof, ov, b, ruler of 
 tlie synagogue : fr. dpx^y avv- 
 ayioyy. 
 ' Apxi-(To)ixaTO(pvXa^, oKog, b, if, 
 the chief of a body-guard, 1 
 Sam. xxviii. 2 : fr. dpx*^> (yiofia, 
 (l>vXa^. 
 'ApxiTtKTOvkio, a, f. ijffii), to form, 
 
 build : fr. dpxf-TkKTioi^ 
 'ApxiTeKTOvia, ag,if, architecture, 
 
 the art of buildmg. 
 'Apxf-TtKTovLKif, ifg, if, {jkxvy un- 
 
 dei'stood,) architecture. 
 ' Apx^TtKroviKog, if, bv, belonging 
 to architecture, skilled in archi- 
 tecture : fr. 
 'Apxf-fkKTMv, ovog, 0, an archi- 
 tect ; metaph. a contriver or 
 author : fr. dpx^, TkKTotv. 
 'ApxiTfXaivijg, ov, b, as if dpx^ov 
 tCjv TtXiovCJv, chief of the pub- 
 licans. 
 'ApxtT-piVXTi^oe, ov, b, a master of 
 a feast : fr. dpx^^^i rpt'icXtvov, or 
 TpUXivog, triclinium, i. e. a place 
 where three couches are pre- 
 pared for guests to recline on at 
 their meals : fr. Tpilg, kXivu). 
 'Apxi<pi'Xog, ov, b, the chief of a 
 tribe ; pi. dpxi<pvXoi, ol : fr. 
 dpxw, (pvXif. 
 " ApxfJiivog, by sync, for dpxbfie- 
 vog, subdued, i)art. pres. i)ass. 
 fr. dpxofiat ; or dpx^i^kvog for 
 ifpX^kvog, and this for ifpyfik- 
 vog, part. perf. pass., y being 
 changed into x- 
 ' Apxbuii'og, governed; pres. part. 
 
 pass. fr. dpx(»i- 
 'Apxbg, ov, b, a leader, ruler ; 
 hence the Engl. adj. arch, as 
 archbishop, «kc. 
 "Apxw, to begin ; be the first or 
 at the head, rule, command, lead 
 the way ; with a gen. f. ^w, p. 
 ifpXf^i a. 1. ifp^a, a. 1. part. 
 dpKag, avTog, pres. m. dpxo/tai, 
 to begin, command, impf. ^pxo- 
 fiyv, ov, iTO, pres. part, dpxbfit- 
 vog, pres. subj. m. dpx<^fitff 
 
M 
 
 ASA 
 
 for apx(J/i£0a, f. 1. m. dplof^iat, 
 y, erai, a. 1. m. i^^KofiTji', w, 
 aro, a. 1. m. subj. ap^ujfiat, y, 
 TjTai, a. 1. inf. m. dpKaaOai. 
 'Apxofiai, pass., to be ruled, be 
 subject to, obey. Th. apxy- 
 *Apx(^fii<T6a, poet, for dpxf^ffitOa, 
 
 pres. subj. m. fr. cipxiu. 
 'Apxwv, ovTOQ, 6, a ruler, archon. 
 *AP12, to fit, join, adapt, adjust, 
 arrange, put together, prepare, 
 furnish, agree with ; f. rt'pw, a. 
 1. ijpa, & ^ol. dptra & ijcxra, 
 part, dpaag, avTog, perf. m. ijpa, 
 & by redupl. dpt]pa, & poet, a- 
 pdpa ; part, dpdpujg, fitting 
 closely ; a. 2. rjpoVy by redupl. 
 ypapov ; ijpapsvy was fitting, a- 
 greeable. Also dpu) may be a. 1. 
 subj. of a'lpu), to take up. 
 'Apcoy/y, i/C, ?), assistance, remedy. 
 *Apa}ybgj 6, >), an assistant, de- 
 fender : fr. dpT}yio, to help, by 
 changing ;; into w. 
 APQjMA, UTog, TO, perfume ; 
 dpujuaraj (ov, rd, spices, odours: 
 fr. apij o^w. Hence 'ApiojiaTL- 
 Kvg, i/,bi', perfumed, aromatic. 
 ApiojxuTwdrjQ, tog, 6, »), odorife- 
 rous : fr. dpiofia, eidog. 
 'AjOw/xaro^opog, 6, j), spice-bear- 
 ^ ing, odoriferous: ir.dpwna,(pepio. 
 ^ APQNI'A, ag, tj, a niedlar-tree. 
 ' Apiog, foog, o. Dor. for ijpwg. 
 Apdj(jij.iog, T]y ov, fit for plough- 
 ^^ ing, arable : fr. dpiomg, 
 "Ac, ace. pi. fr. og, i), o, who, 
 
 which ; the pron. relat. 
 'A^rra, Dor. for ytra, 1 sing. & in 
 2 sing. ^(Tacj Dor. for ytrag, a. 
 1. act. of dtidu), to sing, ^dut by 
 ^contr. ; p^ov,impf. «»v: Dor. ^^ov. 
 'Atrat, a. 1. inf. of ddio, to satiate, 
 f. d(Tio. But ^dio, q.(Tit}j with the 
 I subscript, to sing. 
 'AaaKTog, 6, >/, not trampled on, 
 ^ soft, not pressed : fr. a, (tuttu). 
 'AffaXajxiviog, 6, t), not having 
 fought at Salamis, inexperienced 
 ^ in naval warfare : a, ^aXofiig. 
 AffdXevTog, 6, »), unshaken, un- 
 moved : fr. a, aaXsvu). 
 'Ao-aXftrwf, adv. without agi- 
 tation, inmiovably. 
 'AffdXTTiyKTog, or'AtraXTriKrog, 6, 
 y, not proclaimed by sound of 
 trumpet; dodXTriKTog ojpa,fit(To- 
 vvKTLog, midnight, Hesych. be- 
 cause they blew the trumpet 
 only in the morning and even- 
 ing : fr, a, traXTrt^w. 
 'Aodnivog, ov, 6, poet, for Xvttov- 
 fitvog, grieving, sad : fr. ddu), 
 to satiate, or dio, to hurt. 
 'A2A'MlNe02, 01', o, a washing- 
 tub, bath ; Trapd to daiv fitvv- 
 Bfiv, to diminish, that is, wash 
 away, the dirt. 
 'Aaq.v, \)T. inf. contr. fr. dodu), f. 
 il<Jio, to satiate, disgust : fr. darj. 
 
 ASE 
 
 * Aadv^aXog, 6, r;, without san- 
 dals : fr. a, advdaXoi'. 
 
 " AaavTog, 6, »), not to be caressed, 
 hai-sh : fr. a, aaivto. 
 
 'AadonaijUtiiaiJ. rjaoj^iai^io loath, 
 disdain : fr. dcrr). See dat^v. 
 
 'Ao-aTTz/c, kog, & 'AfftjTTTog, b, >/, 
 not rotten, not liable to putre- 
 faction : fr. a, ajjTrto. 
 
 'AaapKia, ag, rj, leanness, thin- 
 
 ^ ness : fr. dcrapKog. 
 
 'AffapKog, 6, >}, devoid of flesh ; 
 thin, lean : fr. a, adpK. 
 
 'ASA PON, ov, to, asannn, wild 
 Sj)ikenard. 
 
 ''Aaag, Ion. for y<rag, you have 
 sung ; 2 sing. a. 1. ind. of ^f^w. 
 
 'Affa^tia, ag, y), darkness : fr. 
 
 'A(Ta0/}c, kog, 6, ?/, obscure, un- 
 
 ^ certain, dark : fr. o, aa<pr]g. 
 
 'Acjatpiog, adv. indistinctly, with- 
 out clear evidence or marks. 
 Aa^soTog, 6, ?/, & ?/, or, un- 
 quenchable, inextinguishable, 
 unceasing : fr. a, afiivvv^i. 
 
 'A(T/3o\aw, w, f. i]ffio, the same as 
 ao"/3oXow. 
 
 'ASBO'AH, /;c, & 'A(r/3oXoc, ov, 
 V, soot, stain, ashes. Hence 
 
 'A(T/3oX6«ie, fff(Trt, fi/, gen. trrof, 
 i(r(TT)g, tvTog, sooty, poet. 
 
 'Acr/joXof, ov,6, same as dtrfSoXij. 
 
 A(t(3oX6oj, u), f. ticw, to blacken 
 
 ^ with soot, soil. Th. da(ioXi). 
 
 'AafioXcjCfjg, sog, 6, r), used by 
 the orators for d<T(3oX6(:ig. 
 
 'A(T5povl3aX, Asdrubal, a Cartha- 
 ginian general. 
 
 'AtTffieia, ag, »/, impiety: fr. dae- 
 
 (^ng. 
 
 *A(Tt^fw, to act impiously, f, ijau), 
 p. yakfitjKa, a. 1. inf. dm(iii(Tai : 
 fr. rt, o-f/iw, to worship. 
 
 'AaefSq, impious things ; nom. pi. 
 n. g. fr. dtreiSt'ig. 
 
 'Aak(3r)fxa, arog, to, impiety, 
 crime. 
 
 'A(Tt(3t)g, iog, 6, 77, TO dcrejSfg, im- 
 
 ^ pious, profane : fr. a, o'f/3tu. 
 
 ' AafXy aivio,f. avio, to be wanton, 
 saucy : fr. datXyrjg. 
 
 'AcysXyeia, ag, 1), wantonness, ob- 
 scenity, insolence. 
 
 'AtreXyEio, w, f. i)(T(o, the same as 
 dcreXyahfu). 
 
 'AaeXysujc, adv. insolently, wan- 
 tonly, excessively : fr. 
 
 'ASEAPH'S, iog, 6, >/, wanton, 
 insolent, licentious, lewd, ob- 
 scene, dissolute, intemperate. 
 
 'AatXywg, the same as d<TtXysu}g. 
 
 'AaiXTjvog, 6, 7), moonless, dark : 
 fr. a, (TtXrjvrj. 
 
 Affffivog, 6, >/, undignified, un- 
 revered, unchaste, filthy : fr. a, 
 (Ttfxvog. 
 
 'A<Tt7iT€io, at, f. rjcru), = dcrefBUo. 
 'AatTTTog, b, >'/, same as d<n(ii}g ; 
 passively, not respected or wor- 
 shipped. 
 
 (90) 
 
 A:il 
 
 'Affsvfiat, Dor. for ^aofiai, f. 1. 
 m. fr. ^du), to smg. 
 
 'AcTTi, i]g, if, satiety, loathing, dis- 
 gust ; dissatisfaction, intjuietudi' 
 of mind : fr. a^w. 
 
 'Ao-y, you will sing, 2 sing. f. ni. 
 Dor. for ^(Tofiot, y : ir. t^cio. 
 
 'AaijGeitji', 1 niyy have bion 
 grieved ; a. 1. opt. pass. fr. a. 1. 
 ind. pass. i^rrrjOtji' : & 
 
 'A(T7]9yg, 2 sing. a. 1. subj. pass, 
 fr. dtTdojjini. 
 
 'A(n)j.iai'Tog, 6, >), undirected, un- 
 protected, unsealed, uncertain ; 
 as daijfxavTa fiijXa, sheep m.t 
 marked, that is, not guarded : 
 fr. a, (Tijfiaipio. 
 
 'Ammog, b, >), unmarked, un- 
 stamped ; obscure, ignoble : Ir. 
 a, arj^ia. Hence 
 
 'Aafjfiwg, adv. obscurely, witlif.iit 
 any mark or track, as of game 
 in huntins:. 
 
 A(TT]7rTog, b, r), not rotten, inccr- 
 ruj)tible ; same as dacnryg : fr. 
 
 a, (Tl'jTTOJ. 
 
 'AfTi'jfTy, 2 sing. a. 1. subj. ni. of 
 
 dadofiai. See dtrtjOyJg. 
 'AaOtig, h'Tog, sung ; a. 1, part- 
 pass, fr. a. 1. jjrrOijv, of <^Cw. 
 'AcfOkvua, ag, 1), infirmity, we;ik 
 
 ness, sickness, poverty, want. 
 'A^OtvirrTtpog, weaker, compar. 
 
 daOtv'irTTaToc, weakest, superl. 
 
 fr. drrOtvijg. 
 'AarOeveio, w, to be ill, infirm, 
 
 feeble, poor ; be weakened ; 
 
 impf. t'lnOeveov, ovv, f. dadirij- 
 
 crio, p. r}(T0k.vr]Ka,2i. 1. rjaa, pro. 
 
 part. afT^Jfj'iair, {ov, lovTog, ovv- 
 
 Tog, d(TQiviov<ja,ovaa ', daQtv)]- 
 
 aag, avTog, 6c in f. g. drrOtrij- 
 
 (Td(Ta, a. 1. part. act. : fr. a, 
 
 aOkvog. Hence 
 AtrOsvyjfia, aTog, to, weakness, 
 
 disease. 
 AaOevijg, fog, 6, 1), weak, infirm, 
 
 sick, ])oor, afflicted, despised : 
 
 fr. a, ffOivog. 
 'AaOevia, Ion. for 'A<j9h'iia. 
 ' AaOiviKog, ?), bv, weak, sickly, 
 
 poor : fi\ daQivr)Q. 
 'AaQivCjg, ad\ . feebly : fr. tht 
 
 same. 
 'AcOt}, he was injured ; Ion. fnr 
 
 J7<T0//, a. l.of daoj or d(fj, to hurt : 
 ^lor which ddio is more in use. 
 AS9MA, oTog, Tb, a panting, 
 
 difficulty of breathing, asthma : 
 fr. diu. Hence 
 'AaOfiaivix), f. avd, p. ijoBfxayKa, 
 
 to pant, gasp. 
 ' AaO^aivovTa, panting, ace. sing. 
 
 pres. part. fr. daOfiaivu}. 
 'ArT0;iarc*:o(:, 7/, or, breathing with 
 difficulty, asthmatic. Th.daGpa. 
 Aaia, ag, y, Asia, the name of a 
 country. 
 'Aauivog, r), bv, Asiatic : fr. tho 
 preceding. 
 
 i 
 
 i 
 
 A2K 
 
 •Arrtrtpx^/Cj ov, 9, 2b governor of 
 Asia : dpx^v Ttjg 'Acriag. 
 
 'AffiaToytviig, iog, 6, ?/, of Asiatic 
 race : fr. 'Aaia, ysvog. 
 
 'Aniytjaia, ag, r), a want of si- 
 lence, hxpiacity : fr. 
 
 'AT/yz/roc, o, 1), not silent, sound- 
 ing : fr. a, aiydu). 
 Affictjpog, b, y, without iron, im- 
 armed : a, ffidijpog. 
 
 ' \(nicX^S}"y V> "^'^ fastidious as 
 t(» diet, not disagreeable : a, 
 (TiKxog, loathing food. 
 VSI'NH, yg, 7), a sort of plant : 
 the proper name of a Greek city. 
 
 '\(nvi)g, tog, b, 1), imhurt, harm- 
 less, inoff*ensive : a, aivo). 
 S.(nvCjg, adv. without injury. 
 \i:i'PAK02, ov, b, a sort of 
 locust without wings, and with 
 joni; It'gs. 
 
 "1X12, tiog, //, mud, dirt, slime, 
 ooze : fr. a^w. 
 
 ' \<ru;, i^og, »), Asia. 
 
 V\ Ttf, a singing : fr. ^du). 
 {(TiTiu), not to eat: & 
 
 ' AtjiTia, & 'AaiTt'ia, ag, y, fast- 
 ini,', hunger : fr. 
 
 'K^'iTog, b, 7), hungry, unfed, 
 tasting : a, alTog. 
 
 \n'u,), Dor. for 'Afft'ou, fr. 'Aaiag, 
 the name of a hero. ' Aauo iv 
 \Hl.ta)vt, II. B. 401. or 'Act'y tv 
 \. as in Virg. G. i. 383. ' Asia 
 jtrata.' 
 
 AlKA'AABOS, or 'A<TK'aXa/^w- 
 r>)t;,ov,b,ii newt, a little animal 
 like a lizard ; and by aph^eresis 
 fTKixXaiiwrrfg, & KaXa(3u)Tr]g. 
 \i:KA'AA4>02, ov, b, the name 
 of a bird. Also a man's name. 
 
 * \<TKa\og, b, r), unweeded, un- 
 ( nltivated : a, ffKaXXu). 
 
 VXKAAQ'riAS, ov, 7), a wood- 
 cock, snipe : see (TKoXoiraE. 
 
 '\SKA'NTH2,ou,6, apalletbed, 
 I'otstool : as if fr. a, <tk7]V7). 
 \<rKapcafiVKTei, or -Ti, adv. with 
 ti\ed eyes, without winking : fr. 
 
 ^'^Kdodd^ivKTog, b, 7), not wink- 
 iiii;, staring : a, (TKao^aixixrau). 
 
 '\i:KAPrN:, icog, 7), a kind of 
 Worm. 
 
 \'TKt9t)g, (OQ, b, 7), unhurt, safe. 
 It is also written d(Txt9i)g & d- 
 TKt^Oijg : fr. a, ax'^9u) for txio. 
 VTvtXEwf, adv. without intermis- 
 sion, obstinately : fr. 
 \'rKt\t)g, Eog, 6, y, di'ied up, 
 luird, cruel, uninterruj)ted, in- 
 cessant, exhausted : fr. a, rrKeX- 
 ^M, Also, without limbs, weak : 
 ^1'. a, (TKiXog. 
 
 A(TKS7rapi'og, b, y, unhewn, un- 
 wrought : a, crKETrapvov. 
 A'TKCTTog, b, 7), inconsiderate, 
 nuprovident ; unconsidered, un- 
 attended to : & 
 
 ArTKiTTTiog, adv. rashly, incon- 
 siderately : a, (TKeTTTO^ai. 
 
 ASM 
 
 'AtTKevrjg, sog,''A(TKevog, b, 7), un- 
 furnished, unprepared : a, (XKevog. 
 
 'AfTKExpia, ag, 7), want of consi- 
 dei'ation, heedlessness : a, ctks- 
 
 TTTOfiai. 
 
 'A2KEQ, to exercise, praetise, 
 train, teach, equip, adorn, ac- 
 custom one's self to, labour, en- 
 deavour ; f. g7«T(u, p. y(TK7}Ka, a. 
 1, y(TKr}aa, part. dGKy(Tag,avTog. 
 
 'AfrK7]97)g, safe, unhurt : see 'A- 
 <TKt9yg. 
 
 'A<TK7]fia, UTog, Tb, any thing 
 practised, labour, employment : 
 fr. dffKuo. 
 
 ''A(TK7](ng. £bjg, ?'/, exercise, prac- 
 tice, discipline, training. 
 
 'AaKyTsov, to be exercised ; verb, 
 adj. fr. dfTKEio. 
 
 'A(7KriT7)piov, ov, TO, a place for 
 training, a gynniasium. Also, 
 
 'A<TK7]T7)g, ov, b, a disciplinarian; 
 one who is practised in any thing ; 
 a wrestler, boxer: fr. the same. 
 
 'AffKyTiKog, 7), bv, fitted, disposed 
 to exercise, ascetic: fr. the same. 
 
 A(TK7]Tbg, y, bv, exercised, 
 wrought, adorned : fr. the same. 
 
 ' AaKi^iov, ov, TO, dim. of dnKog. 
 
 "AfTKtog, a, ov, shady, dark ; fr. 
 a intens., cKid : without shade ; 
 fr. a priv., <TKtd. 
 
 \\aKXambg,oj, 6, Dor.for'AcricXjj- 
 TTiog, ov, 6, ^i^sciilaplus. 
 
 'AfTKXTjTTidhjg, ov, b, the son of 
 yEsculapius. 
 
 Asn 
 
 y'/fffxevo'^, & Ion. dfffikvog, then 
 diTfiivog, by the change of the 
 aspirate, and ^-Eol. transposition 
 of the accent ; compar. drrut- 
 vkfTTipog, superl. da^tvk(TTaTog, 
 Sl d(TntvioTspog A: wraTog. 
 
 ' Arr^ikviog, adv. willingly, with 
 gladness. 
 
 " A(jn7)KTog, b, 7), un wiped : a, 
 rrf.i7]x<'J- 
 
 'Anjjibg, ov, b, the same as ^afia. 
 
 'Arroipia, ag, y, folly, stupidity, 
 ignorance : a, aoipia. 
 
 " A(TO(pog, b, 7), unwise, ignorant ; 
 a, (T0(p6g. Hence 
 
 A(TKOTrog, 6, 7), the same as 
 
 dfTKtTTTog, & 'AcncoTTiog, as dffKs- 
 
 TTTojg, adv. 
 'ASKO'S, ov, b, a leathern bag 
 
 or bottle. 
 'Ao-Kor/itr, 1 pi. pres. ind. fr. 
 
 dffKsu), to exercise. 
 
 'AcTKpy, dat.sing. Ion. for' AaKp<ji, 
 the name of a town of Boeotia, 
 the birth-place of Hesiod. 
 
 'AaKvjXia, lov, Ta, a festival in 
 honour of Bacchus, at which 
 they danced with one leg upon 
 oiled leathern bottles: fr. daKog. 
 Hence 
 
 'A(TKojXidCio, f. (Tit), to dance upon 
 oiled leathern bottles, dance up- 
 on one leg. 
 
 'AtTKdj/.ia, aTog, Tb, a thong for 
 fastening the oar : fr. dfJKog. 
 
 ''Anp.a, arog, to, a, hymn, ballad, 
 song, ode : fr. ^^u>. 
 
 ' AfTf.idTiov, ov, Tb, a little song ; 
 dim. fr. the preceding. 
 
 ' AfjpivkcTTfpov, more gratefully, 
 willingly; & 'A<T/iEi'£(Trara,most 
 willingly, adv. fr. d<Tftevog. 
 
 'ArT/i£)'/(T€ta, ag, e, a. 1. opt. ^ol. 
 fr. 
 
 'AfTfievi^o), to receive courteously 
 or gla<lly ; f. tVw : fr. 
 
 'A2MENON:,/;,or, pleased, glad, 
 grateful, willing ; fr. 7/Ow, to de- 
 light ; perf. pass, yajxat, part. 
 (91) 
 
 'Aao^ujg, adv. unwisely, igno- 
 rantly. 
 
 'ASHA'ZOMAI, to salute, greet, 
 hail, embrace, kiss, welcome, 
 congratulate ; say farewell to ; 
 impf. 7)rnraZ.Qfi7]v, f. dfTOfxai, a. 
 1 . m. 7)rnraadn7}v, a>, uto, im|>er. 
 ufTTracrai, da9ut, subj. dmrdrrot- 
 /.uu, y, 7]Tai, part. daTraadfisvog, 
 perf. j)ass. yanarrnai : fr. a for 
 d^ia, airdu). 
 
 ' A<77raipt»}, & ' A(T7rapi^u7, f. upiu 
 & tcrw, to quiver, sob, pant, gasp, 
 be convulsed ; Att. for (nraipio ; 
 said pi'operly of those who are 
 in the agonies of death : airdiu. 
 
 'ASHA'AAeOS, ov, b, the white 
 thorn, thorn of Jerusalem. 
 
 ' AairdXa^, aKog, b, a mole, an 
 animal said to have no eyes : 
 lience dairdXaKog TV<pX6Tepog, 
 prov. blinder than a mole. 
 
 ' AcnraXievg, kog or kiog, b, a fish- 
 erman. 
 
 'ASHA'PAFOS, ov, b, (or d(T(}>d- 
 payog, Att.) asparagus. 
 
 ' AmrapTog, b, 7), unsown : & 
 
 ' Aa-KapTuig, adv. without being 
 sown : a, (nrdpo). 
 
 "Amracrai, a<T0a>, a. I.imper.m. & 
 
 ' A(TiTdaa<j9ai, a. 1. inf. m. daird- 
 (T7](T9i, 2 pi. a. 1. subj. m. fr. 
 daTrd^ofiai. 
 
 ' Amrdaiog, a, ov, & 6, y, desira- 
 ble, welcome, lovely, pleasing. 
 
 'AfTTratTuog, adv. willingly. 
 
 " A(7 TV arTfia, aTog, Tb, & 'AfTTrac- 
 l-ibg, ov,b, a salutation, embrace: 
 & 
 
 'AmrarTTbg, 7), bv, the same as d- 
 aTrdcriog : fr.dmrd^oixai. Hence 
 
 AcTracrriJc, adv. willingly. 
 
 ' AfXTrepfiog, b, 7), without seed or 
 off'spring : a, (ttte j/xa. 
 
 ' A<T7repxtQ, adv. urgently, hastily, 
 diligently,incessantly : a intens., 
 
 <T7rspx(t*' 
 
 ' AmrtTog, b, i), immense, inex- 
 pressible, not to be reached : a, 
 eTTOfiai. 
 
 'Afr7r(^a7ro/3X/}c, fJTog, 6, 7), one 
 who throws away his buckler, a 
 deserter : dmrig, d7roj3dXXu). 
 
 'A(nrid7}g, sog, b, 7), round like a 
 shield, open, wide. Th. d<T7rig. 
 
''wB! 
 
 A2S 
 
 Wff7riSr](Trp6(pog, 6, t}^ wielding a 
 
 shield : d(T7ri(;, (jTpk^ut. 
 A<nridi(TKT], r]Q, r), a sort of curve 
 
 in a chariot, little shield : aa-rriij. 
 'AffTTiCiwTag, a, 6, Dor. for 
 'AfTTriCuoTrjQy ov, 6, armed with a 
 
 shield, a shield-bearer, warrior : 
 
 from the same th. 
 'AffTTidodovirogy 6, r/, sounding 
 
 with a shield : dcTTrig, SovTrog. 
 'Amri^oEiSijg, kog, 6, >),in the form 
 
 of a shield : daTrig, sldog. 
 'AffTndoTrrjytXov, ov, to, a shop or 
 
 office where shields are made : 
 
 fr, dmrlg, Trriyvvio. 
 *A(r7rt^o0sp/utuj', oi/og, 6, 17, living 
 
 by the shield or war : dffTrig, 
 
 0£p/3w. 
 'A(T7rido<p6nogj or 'AffTridTjtpnpog, 
 
 6, j), armed with a shield : dcnrig, 
 
 <Pi.pU}. 
 
 'AffTTt^w, f. iettiy p. i/ca, to fight, 
 defend, protect with a shield. 
 Th. da-Kig. 
 
 'AaToXog, 6, 17, immaculate, in- 
 violate : fr. a, <ncl\og. 
 
 'ASnrS, i^og, >'/, a shield, buck- 
 ler, regiment of men armed with 
 bucklers ; an asp, a sort of ser- 
 pent. The Lacedajmonians used 
 the daiTig, the Thracians the 
 irkXTT) ; 67r' dairi^a. Trap' d(nci- 
 Ca, on the left, to the left ; Trap' 
 d<T7rida <Tri)j/ai, to take one's 
 place in the ranks in battle. 
 
 'AcrnicTTaiov, gen. pi. yKol. fr. 
 
 'AffTriffTrjg, 6, 1), a shield-bearer, 
 warrior. Th. darrig. 
 
 'AaTrXayxvog, 6, ij, heartless, 
 cowardly, cruel, merciless : fr. 
 a, (TTrXdy^vov. 
 
 'ArTTrXj/vov, ov, to, a cure for 
 the spleen ; spleen-wort : fr. a, 
 (TTrXrjv. 
 
 'AaTrXijvog, 6, j), without spleen 
 fr. the same. 
 
 'AffTTovdeiy adv. without treaty or 
 libation : 
 
 'A(T7rovdso}, to reject or violate a 
 truce : & 
 
 "AffTTovSog, o, t), without libations 
 or a treaty ; implacable, faith- 
 less, truce-breaking : fr. a, (nrkv- 
 
 "AtTTTOQog, 6, r/, same as do-Trap- 
 
 Tog ; also without seed : fr. a, 
 
 (TTTopog. 
 'AairovCaffTog, 6, r), neglected : & 
 'AffTrovdfi, adv. without trouble, 
 
 carelessly ; without labour ; fr. 
 
 a, aTTOvdij. . 
 "Aaa & " Acraa, Ait. arra, for 
 
 aTTcp & uTiva, whatever things, 
 
 what things. 
 *A(T(Ta or aTTa, Att. for Tii'd, 
 
 some things. 
 'Affadpiov, ov, TO, the fourth part 
 
 of an ounce, half an obolus, about 
 
 3 farthings : fr. the Latin w ord, 
 
 as, assis. 
 
 AST 
 
 'as SON, adv. near, the same as 
 iyyvg, with a dat. & gen. : comp. 
 iyyitjv & irraiov, which is also 
 written damov, neut. taaov & 
 daaov ; or fr. dyx^ near, comp. 
 dy\iov, daaov, as (ipa\vg, /3pa- 
 Xttuv, jipdaauyv. 
 
 "AoGog, ov, if, the name of a city. 
 
 ' AaaoTaTog, ri, ov, nearest ; su- 
 perl. : & 
 
 'A<T(Torfpa> & 'AffffoTaru), more 
 nearly, most nearly ; compar. & 
 superl. adv. fr. dacrov. 
 
 'Aaavpia, ag, r), Assyria, which is 
 also called Babylonia and Chal- 
 dea. 
 
 'A(T(TVTtpov, adv. more nearly, 
 -^ol. for dcraorepov. Th. daffov. 
 
 'AardO^rjTog, o, ij, not fixed, un- 
 steady, wandering : a, (TTaQixki**. 
 
 |A2TAK0'2, ov, 6, a crab. 
 
 'Aorajcri, adv. copiously, in 
 streams, not by drops : fr. dora- 
 KTog, 6, i}, not dropping or tric- 
 kling : fr. a, aTd'C^H' 
 
 'AffTaaidffTiog, adv. undisturbed- 
 ly, without sedition : a, aTacrig. 
 
 'AcTTaTSio, ai, to be unsettled, have 
 no settled abode ; f. //(Tw, p. 
 T}(TTdTi}Ka, a. 1. ij(TTdTT](Ta : fr. 
 
 'Aararog, 6, ?'/, unstable, un- 
 steady, uncertain : fr. a, (jTUTog. 
 Th. 'icTTrjfii. Hence 
 
 'AffTaTwg, adv. unsteadily. 
 
 'Aora^if, i^og, y, a dried grape, 
 raisin, the same as <TTa<pig. 
 
 'Arrraxvg, vog, 6, an ear of corn, 
 the same as <TTd\vg. 
 
 ' AoTtyog, 6, t), an exile, stranger ; 
 without a roof : fr. a, ortyw. 
 
 'A(TTtTug, a, ov, pertaining to a 
 city, elegant, polite, possessing 
 urbanity, facetious, comely, po- 
 lished : fr. d(TTv. 
 
 'AffTtiTTTog, 6, t), untrodden : a, 
 
 (JTiljiiO. 
 
 'AoTttu;^, adv. politely, pleasantly: 
 
 fr. dcTtiog. 
 'A(TTefi(pr)g, tog, 6, »/, for daTSfi- 
 
 j3/)t:, unmoved; intrepid; rigor- 
 ous ; 'A<TTifi<l>ko)g, adv. firmly : 
 
 fr. a, (Trc/7/3a>. 
 ' AcTTevciKTog, 6, »/, free from 
 
 groans or sighs. 'AaTSvuKTa, 
 
 ' A(TTtvdKTu)g,ov 'AffTfvaKTi, adv. 
 
 without groans, without a sigh : 
 
 a, oTcvd^w. 
 'AffTBog, a, ov, to be sung ; verb. 
 
 adj. fr. g.d(o. 
 'AoTiTTTog, 6, 1), uncrowned, uu- 
 
 honoured by altars : a, (TTi<poj. 
 'A(TT{pyavu)p, opog, 6, j), having 
 
 no love for a man : a, ffTepyio, 
 
 dvi'ip. 
 'AffTtpyrjg, tog, 6, 17, without love 
 
 or attection, hostile : a, OTtpyw. 
 ' AaTepitiii, f. tVai, to turn into a 
 
 star. Th. dffrrjp. 
 'AaTepbj, 7]g, 1), a woman's name. 
 'AaTepicTKog, ov,6, a little star, an 
 (92) 
 
 AST 
 
 asterisk ; dim. fr. dor^p. 
 'Aarepifffibg, ov, 6, the same. 
 'AaTfpotidi)g, tog, 6, rj, starlike, 
 
 starry : d(TTt)p, el^og. 
 'A(TTep6ev9', for d(TTsp6tvTa, aec. 
 
 sing. fr. 'A(TTtp6(ig, taaa, t\\ 
 
 starry. Th. dor^p. 
 'Atrrf poTT?), T/c, V, lightning ; used 
 
 by the poets for daTpaTri] : fr. 
 
 dorpdTTrtu, to lighten : whence 
 ' AaTtpoTTr]Ti)g, ov, 6, the tliun- 
 
 derer ; an epithet of Jupiter. 
 'AtTTepioTTog, ov, 6, rj, with a star- 
 ry aspect, starred : drrTtjo, w-^, 
 'A(TTe<pavog, 6, ?/, without a crown^ 
 
 uncrowned : a, aTe^avog. 
 'AoT/), rjg, 7), f. of 'AffTog, ov, (i, 
 
 a citizen : fr. dffTV, a city. 
 'ASTH'P, ipog, 6, a star. 
 'AaT1)p^KTog, o, 1), unstable, in- 
 firm : fr. a, (tri/pt^w. 
 'A(TTifii)g, eog, 6, >'/, & 'AaTtj'ivc, 
 
 6, 1), untrodden ; impassable ; 
 
 fr. a, (TTti(3u). 
 'AffTiKog, ij,bv,a. citizen, opposed 
 
 to dypolKog, a rustic ; polite ; 
 
 pleasant ; j)rudent ; & 'AoTtKwf, 
 
 adv. wisely, pleasantly. Tli. 
 
 dcTTV. 
 
 ' AcfTiKTog, 6, »/, not marked with 
 punctures, not tattooed : a, mi- 
 
 'AffToXffiv, to citizens, dat. pi. fr. 
 dtTTog. 
 
 'Aarofiog, 6, »/, without a mouth, 
 not having a good mouth, hard- 
 mouthed, restive : a, orojua. 
 
 'AcTTOvog, 6, 1), without sighs or 
 gn>ans : a, CTiVio. 
 
 ' AoTotivog, 6, »/, connected with 
 the city as a guest : d<TTv, ^hoc. 
 
 " AaTopyog, 6, 1), devoid of natu- 
 ral attection ; in whom natural 
 affection is plainly extmguislieil: 
 fr. a, (TTipyu). 
 
 'AffTog^ ov, 6, f. d(TTrj, ijg, »/, a citi- 
 zen. Th. dcTTv. 
 
 'AcTToxioj, dt, to miss the mark, 
 mistake, fail ; f. iftrio, p. j/oro- 
 X'/fa, a. 1. i^ffToxvffa : fr. a, 
 <TToxd(^opai. 
 
 'AffTpa, nom. pi. fr. dffTpov. 
 
 'ASTPA'BH, T]g, »/, a saddle, I'il- 
 lion. 
 
 'AaTpa(it)g, tog, b, 1), not tunicl 
 asi(le, not warped, stniij,'lit, 
 erect : fr. a, <TTp't(hop.ai. 
 
 'AaTpaydXtiog, 6, rj, reaching to 
 the ankles, belonging to the an- 
 kles: & 
 
 'AorpaydXcoe, 6, rj, variegated, 
 checkered : & 
 
 'A(rrpayaXt^a>, f. laiii, p. ira, to 
 play with dice : fr. 
 
 'ASTPATAAOS, ov, b, a knuc- 
 kle, joint, ankle, vertebni of the 
 spine. 'AorpdyaXoi, ivv, o't, diet' ; 
 d(TTpdyaXoi nodfg, white feet. 
 Hence 
 
 'AarpayaXturot;, »}, ov, belonging 
 
 AST 
 
 to the ankles, knotted with an- 
 kle-bones. 
 
 AtTTpaiog, ov, b, a man's name. 
 ' XfTTpairr), rjg, 1), lightning : fr. 
 AfTrpaTTT/^opfiw, Cj, f. r](To»,io car- 
 ry lightning : doTpanri, ^epu). 
 'ASTPA'IITQ, to ligliten, flash, 
 shine, f. '>p^, p. r)(TTpa(l>a, a. 2. 
 I'lfTTpaTTov, perf. m. iiarpaTra : 
 
 fr. (TTpaTTTU). 
 
 ' \(7TpiiTtia, ag, y, desertion, ex- 
 emption from serving in war : «Si. 
 
 'ArrrpuTiVTog, b, y, free from 
 serving in war, discharged ; a 
 deserter : fr. a, (TTpaTog. 
 
 " AffTpiTTTog, b, i], not turning, 
 immovable, not looking back : 
 fr. a, (TTpk^u). 
 
 'ArfTpig, b, = dcrTpdyaXog. 
 
 'AffTpoytiTiov, ovog, b, 1), a neigh- 
 bour to the stars, lofty, tower- 
 ing : fr. dcTTpov, yt'iTiov. 
 
 'AffTpoOtTtjfia, aTog, to, the posi- 
 tion of the stai*s, a constellation : 
 fr. d(TTpov, Ti9)jfii. 
 
 'A(TTpoXoyia, ag, 7), astronomy, 
 astrology : & 
 
 'AarpoXoyiKbg, 7), bv, astronomi- 
 cal, astrological : fr. 
 
 'A(rTpuX6yog, ov, b, used by the 
 ancients for dffTpovbfiog ; but by 
 the moderns for one who fore- 
 tells events from the stai's, an 
 astrologer, yeveOXiaKog : fr. d- 
 (TTpov, Xoyog. 
 
 'Anrpop-ai'Ttia, ag, 7), divination 
 bv the stars : & 
 
 'AtTTpofiavTiKt), i. e. tsx^Vj the 
 Slime : fr. dffrpov, p.dvrig. 
 
 'AfTrpov, ov, TO, a star, constella- 
 tion, sign of the zodiac consist- 
 ing of many stars ; the dog-star. 
 111. afTTtjp. 
 
 'Aarpovofikto, Cj, f. jj/tw, to ob- 
 serve the stars : & 
 
 Airpoi'Djieta, ag, ?/, a knowledge 
 of the laws of the stars, astro- 
 nomy : fr. dffTpovofxog. 
 
 A'TTpovofxiKbg, ?7, bv, belonging 
 to astronomv ; skilled in astro- 
 nomy, an astronomer : fr. 
 
 AfTTpovopog, ov, b, an astrono- 
 
 ^ nier : fr. dfTTpov, vtpuj. 
 
 Anrpoipog, b, 7), not turned, not 
 
 ^averted : fr. a, (Trp£0w. 
 A2TY, tog, Tb, a city, Athens. 
 
 AaTvdva^, aKTog, b, the son of 
 Hector, Astyanax : fr. d(TTV, 
 (ii'a^. Also adj. 6, r), ruler of 
 the city. 
 
 ArrrvfiowTTjg, ov, b, tv dora j3o- 
 onf, crying through the city ; 
 cpith. of a herald. 
 
 AfTTvytiTovtonai, to be near a 
 city, dwell near. 
 
 AfTTvytiTovtKbg, /), bv, & 
 
 A<TTvytiTMv, ovog, b, 7), near a 
 *ity, in the neighbourhood of a 
 city ; adjoining, neighbouring : 
 Ir. u(TTV, ytiTUiv. 
 
 ASY 
 
 'AcrrvKbg, t), bv, one who lives in 
 a city or town, polished, clever. 
 See dffTiKog. 
 
 AarvXog, b, 7), unsupported or 
 unadorned with pillai-s : fr. a, 
 (TTvXog, a pillar. 
 
 'AfTTvvlKog, 6, 7), victorious: fr. 
 
 d(TTV, VlKTl. 
 
 AcTTvvofiog, b, //, belonging to a 
 city, civil : dvTvv6iJ.oi,oi, inferior 
 officers who had charge of the 
 decoration of the public build- 
 ings : fr. d(Trv, v'tpLoj. 
 
 'AtTTvvoog, ov, b,Astynous, a pro- 
 per name. 
 
 ' A(TTV(p'tXiKTog, b, 1), unshaken, 
 imchanged : fr. a, aTv<pi\iZ,u). 
 
 'A(TTV(ptXog, 7], ov, or 6, >'/, not 
 rugged : fr. a, <TTv<peX6g. 
 
 'A<Tvyy pacpog, b, 7), advanced w ith- 
 out a note of hand : fr. a, <Tvy- 
 
 'A<T uyKpdrog, b, >}, discordant, re- 
 pugnant to : fr. a, (TvyKtpdvvvfjii. 
 
 'AavyKpiTog, 6, tj, incomparable, 
 dissimilar ; incapable of coales- 
 cing ; having no commerce with 
 another : fr. a, avyKpivio. 
 
 'AavXti, adv. safely : & 
 AavXrjTog, b, »/, not plundered or 
 violated, secure ; not to be vio- 
 lated : fr. a, avXnofiai. 
 
 'AavXia, ag, //, thesanctity of any 
 place ; the right of security at 
 the altar ; the immunity of the 
 church : fr. a, crvXt]. 
 
 'A<TvXX6yi(TTog, b, 7), not fairly 
 concluding, illogical. Hence 
 
 ' AavXXoyiffTiog, adv. without rea- 
 soning, inconclusively : fr. a, 
 (TvXXoyi^ofiai. 
 
 "AffvXov, ov, Tb, an asylum, in- 
 violable retreat : fr. d(TvXog ; 
 Ttfitvog or x^pf^ov being under- 
 stood. 
 
 'AffvXog, b, 7), inviolable, secure, 
 not robbed : fr. a, (tvXtj, a spoil. 
 
 'Affi'ipfSXtjTog, b, 7), not to be con- 
 jectured, inexplicable : & 
 
 ' A(Tvp[3oXQg, b, 7), one not con- 
 tributing his share, privileged, 
 exempted ; useless : fr. a, ffvfi- 
 jSdXXw. 
 
 'Aav/xjSovXog, b, 7), devoid of 
 counsel, unadvised. Th. (3ovX7j. 
 
 ' AavfifitTpia, ag, 7), want of pro- 
 portion or sjTiimetry : fr. 
 
 'AavpntTpog, b, 7), disproportion- 
 ed, incongi'uous, incommensu- 
 rate : fr. a, (rvfifxtTpog. 
 
 'A(TVfi7ra9t)g, tog, b, //, devoid of 
 sympathy, unfeeling, brutal : & 
 
 'AffVfjiTraOCJg, adv. without com- 
 passion : fr. a, ffvixTraOijg. 
 
 ' Atjvpcpopog, 6, >'/, inconvenient, 
 hurtful : fr. a, <yvp<popog. 
 
 'A(TVfi(l)H)via, ag, 7), discrepancy, 
 discord : «Sc 
 
 'Arrvfi^wvog, b, //, discordant, dis- 
 agreeing : fr. a, avp.<piiJvog. 
 (1)3) 
 
 AStI> 
 
 'A(TvvSerov, rb, a gi^ammatical 
 figure, when connecting particles 
 are omitted ; opp. to iroXvcrvv- 
 StTov : fr. 
 
 'AffvvdtTog, b, 7), unconnected, 
 disjoined : fr. a, avvciio. 
 
 Aavviffia, ag, & 'A<Tuvt<Tig, tojg, 
 7), folly : fr. a, avvtaig. 
 
 ' AcrvvtTtii), to, f. r/rrtu, to be igno- 
 rant, foolish, stupid : fr. 
 
 ' AavvtTog, b, 7), without under- 
 standing, silly, foolish : fr. a, 
 
 (TVVtTOg. 
 
 'AavvtjOtia, ag, 7), want of cus- 
 tom : fr. 
 
 'AavvtjOt}g, tog, 6, rj, unaccus- 
 tomed, unused : fr. a, ffvinjOt)g. 
 
 ' ArrvvOtaia, ag, 7), a breach of 
 truce : fr. a, (TvvTiOrjfjii. 
 
 AtTVvOtTtU}, f. j'/CW, p. 7)ffVv9tT7l- 
 
 Ka, to reject or violate an agree- 
 ment, act perfidiously : fr. 
 
 'A(Tvv9tTog, b, 7), not compound- 
 ed, single ; a covenant-breaker : 
 fr. a, <TvvTi97jpi. 
 
 AavvTuKTog, b, 7), unari-anged, 
 disorderly ; exempt from public 
 offices, enrolled in no tribe : fr. 
 
 a, <TVVTd(TfTU). 
 
 'A(TvvTtXt(TTog, 6, 7), unfinished, 
 incomplete : & 
 
 AavvTtX7)g, tog, b, 7), unfinished ; 
 not contributing, exempt fnnii 
 public burdens: fr. a, awTtXtio. 
 
 'Affvpt'ig, tog, b, 7), base, impure, 
 foul : fr. a, (rvpio. 
 
 ' AfTvaraTog, b, //, which cannot 
 stand, incompatible, inconsist- 
 ent, unexampled : a, (TvvirrTijpi. 
 
 'A<TV(p7}Xog, b, 7), contemptible, 
 mean, vile : fr. dTU), f. d<Tu>, 0//- 
 Xog, an impostor. Others inter- 
 pret it foolish, as if fr. (To<pbg, 
 wise, by changing o into v, .^ol. 
 
 "Ao-i;x«, Dor. for ijcrvxa, adv. for 
 7)avx(og, quietly. Th. i'/auxog. 
 
 "A<Ti»xia, Dor. for j/fffx'a, ag, 7). 
 
 'Affvx^f^og, a>, b, Dor. for ij(Tvxog, 
 whence »/(Tyx'oc» o, 7), quiet. 
 
 ' Affvxioc, Dor. for //crux'oc- 
 
 'A<T<pdda(TTog, b, 7), without con- 
 vulsions : fr. a, acpd^a^iti. 
 
 ' A(T<pdXa^, aKog, 6, for dairdXa^, 
 a mole. 
 
 'AtT^dXtia, ag, 7), security, cer- 
 tamty, safety: fr. d(T(l>aXT}g. 
 
 'A(T<paXtg, n. g. datpaXtXg, nom. 
 pi. m. g. fr. d<T<paX7ig. 
 
 ' A<j(paX't<JTaTog, most certain, su- 
 perl. Tipog, comp. fr. da<paXr]g. 
 
 'A(T<paXtu)g, adv. safely, securely, 
 with certainty : fr. 
 
 'AatpaXijg, tog, b, r), certain, true, 
 not to be overthrown, not slip- 
 pery, .safe, salutary : a, <T<pdXXio. 
 
 ' A(T(paXi(^u), to make secure, fas- 
 ten, assure, guard against, for- 
 tify ; f. i(Toj, p. ri<J<pdXiKa, perf. 
 }»ass. 7j(T<pdXiapai, a. 1. pass. 
 7](7<paXi(j9r]i', inf. d<J<pa\i<j9 iji'aty 
 
■I 
 
 1 
 
 ATA 
 
 a. 1. m. i^cr(pa\i(TdfxijVf u), aro, 
 he fastened ; and in 3 pi. ria(pa- 
 \iaavTOj a. 1, imp. m. dcr<pd\i- 
 (Tai,aVya>, & in pi. datpaXiaaaOi, 
 guard : fv. d(T<paXtig. 
 
 'AaipaXrlriQ, loQ or idog, i), pitchy. 
 
 'Aa(pa\TlTiQ Xi^vr}, the Dead Sea: 
 fr. 
 
 •AS(I)AAT()2, ov, r), asphaltus, 
 pitch, hitumen. Hence 
 A(T<paXT6io, f. (b(Ta}f to pitch. 
 AacpaXwQ, adv. safely, securely, 
 with certainty : fr. aa<paXr}Q. 
 
 'Aa^apaytlv, poet, to rattle : fr. 
 a intens. & (T^apaysio. 
 
 'Aaipdpayog, ov, 6, the throat, 
 wind-pipe : fr. a, a^dpayog. 
 
 'A5:4>0'AEAOS, ov, 6, Asphodel, 
 daffodil, king's spear. Hence 
 
 'A<T(po^eXbg, 6, /), abounding with 
 daffodil ; same as 'AaipoCtXwCjjg, 
 
 ^ £0C, o, »). 
 
 'Aax<^Xda, poet, for da^aX^, fr. 
 dcTx^^Xdio. 
 
 'A2XA'AAQ, & r\(TxaXdio, w, 
 to grieve, be angry ; dcrxaXXt, 
 pres. imp. 
 
 'Ao-xtrof, 6, ?y, intolerable, un- 
 controllable, irresistible ; also 
 ddaxtTog : fr. a, ax^^^- 
 
 Affxvf^drKTTog, 6, r), unformed, 
 without shape or figure, not 
 using figures of speech : fr. a, 
 (TxrjfiaTt^uj. 
 
 'A(rx/;^orttu, to act indecently or 
 unbecomingly ; f, ijcru), p. j)crx?;- 
 ^oi'ijKa, a. 1. i)iTxVf^ovTj(Ta,i\. 1. 
 inf. dcTxrifiopr'icTai : & 
 
 'A(Txr]fiovu)g,iidv. indecently; also 
 
 'Aaxni^offvvti, i]g, i), indecency, 
 indecorum : fr. 
 
 'A(Tx^lfi(iiv, ovog, 6, r), indecorous, 
 indecent, unseemly : a, axti^ia. 
 
 'AaxoXto/iac, ovfiai, to be era- 
 ployed ; dcrxoXoifitOa, 1 pi. pres. 
 opt. pass. : & 
 
 'AaxoXfw, f. T/o-w, p. ijffxoXrjKtt, 
 to occupy, exercise : & 
 
 'AaxoXid, dgy jy, occupation, in- 
 terruption : fr. 
 
 'AcrxoXof, 6, 7/, having no leisure, 
 occupied, busy : fr. a, cxoX//. 
 
 'Acrw, be sorry, fr. dndov, w, pres. 
 imj). pass. fr. dtrdojiai, to loath. 
 
 'AawSrjg, eog, satiated, disgusted; 
 fr. dar] : slimy, marshy ; fr. dffig. 
 
 'AaujTiay ag, rj, prodigality, ])ro- 
 ffigacy, extravagance, luxury, 
 dissolute life : fr. 
 
 'AffwTog, 6, »/, prodigal, luxurious, 
 abandoned ; not saving, or not 
 to be saved, lost : fr. a, ffw^w. 
 Hence 
 
 *A(T(urwe,adv.profusely,ruinously. 
 
 "ATcncn, dat. pi. Ion. for draig : 
 fr. drrj, t]g, 7), a damage. 
 
 'AraKTsuj, w, to behave in a dis- 
 orderly manner, leave the ranks, 
 as a soldier, neglect duty; f. r/co*, 
 p. rfTUKTriKa^ a. 1. T^TdicTrjaa ; 
 
 ATA 
 
 draKTovv, pr. part. act. n. g. fr. 
 'AraKTog, 6, »/, disorderly, in- 
 subordinate : a, Taacroj. Hence 
 'AraKTwg, adv. insubordinateiy, 
 confusedlv. 
 
 AraXai-ojpog, o, »/, without 
 troubles ; at leisure, indolent : 
 fr. a, TaXaiTTiopog. 
 'ArdXavTi], ijg, »), Atalanta, a 
 woman's name. 
 'ArdXavTog, 6, ?/, equal ; as if 
 dvTirdXavTog, of equal weight : 
 fr. a for d^a, rdXavrov. 
 'AraXdtppiov, ovog, 6, r), young, 
 tender, infantile, childish : fr. 
 draXug, (ppi}i'. 
 'ArdXXoj, or 'AttuXXu), f. aXio, 
 to grow up, bring up delicately, 
 cherish, leaj) for joy, frisk ; it is 
 also written driraXXio : fr. 
 'ATAAO'S, 7), ov, soft, tender, 
 young, lively ; as if fr. o, raXdw. 
 'A TaKia,ag, >/, disorder, confusion; 
 insubordination, desertion of 
 rank : fr. a, rd^tg. 
 'Ardonai, f. 1. m. ijffo^ai, perf. 
 ind. pass, /yr/yyuai, to suffer dam- 
 age : fr. drdtj. 
 'ATA'P, Lat. at, but, since, for, 
 poet. f(>r which is sometimes 
 found aiirdp, drdp ovv, there- 
 fore. 
 'Ardpaxog, & ' ArdpuKTog, 6, 1), 
 undisturbed, quiet, intrepid : fr. 
 a, Tapdaaoj. Hence 
 'Arapa'xwg, adv. without alann. 
 ' Ardp^dTog, w or 010, Dor. for 
 'ArdpfiqTog, or 'ATap(3i]g, fog, o, 
 y), intrepid, undaunted : fr. a, 
 rapjSiijj. 
 'ArdpixvKTog, 6, r), one who does 
 not close his eyes, or w ink ; in- 
 trepid, fearless : fr. a,Tapfiv(y(T(o. 
 ATopvor, ov, TO, the iron in the 
 nave of tlie wheel, called the box. 
 'ATupTTiTog, & 'ArapTTog, see d- 
 TpaTTiTog Ac drpaiTog. 
 Arapriipbg, 6, y, or og, d, bv, in- 
 jurious, reproachful, mad : for 
 drripbg, by pleonasm of rap. 
 ' ArdpxvTog, 6, >), unburied : fr. 
 
 u, Tupxtvit). 
 'ATa(ji)aXia, ag, 1), injustice, in- 
 fatuation, violence, ari'ogance, 
 audacity, indiscretion : aTatrOa- 
 Xiyaiv, dat. plur. Ion. for draa- 
 OaXiaig : &. 
 
 AraffOdXXoj, f. aXw, p. ku, & 
 'AraaOaXiu), f. yrrcj, 1 act fool- 
 ishlv or insolently : fr. 
 'ATA'veAAOS, 6, »), criminal, 
 wicked, indiscreet, rash : fr. drt). 
 'AravpioTog, 0, t), unmarried, vir- 
 gin : fr. a, ravpog. 
 'ATa<pia, ag, t), the want of a 
 
 grave : fr. a, Ta<pog. 
 *Ara0of, o, »;, without a tomb, 
 
 unburied : fr. a, OdiTTu>. 
 'A^ Tdxog, Dor. for y rdxog, as 
 quickly as possible. 
 
 (94) I 
 
 ATE 
 
 'ATA'Q, to hurt, injure ; f. /yo-w, 
 
 p. yrrjKa : fr. drij. 
 "ATE, for, seeing that, whereas, 
 
 as, as if, because ; & Dor. for 
 
 ore, w hen ; but ^re, Dor. for yrt 
 
 where. 
 'Arfag, ov, b,Atc'as, proper naino. 
 "AriyKTog, o, 7), unmoistentil • 
 
 not to be dyed or moistened ; uji- 
 
 relenting, severe : fr. a, rkyyoj. 
 'Arktiv, Ion. for ara'tii'; see aV«w. 
 'Arnpyjg, eog, b, r), not to be woin 
 
 or conquered, firm : fr. «, Ttiitw. 
 'Ar£ix«<Trog, 6, y, unwalled : Ir. 
 
 "ArtixoQ, b, y, the same. 
 
 'ATtKpaprog, b, i), not to be 
 marked or distinguished, not to 
 be conjectured, dark, uncertain; 
 irresolute, thoughtless : fr. a 
 priv., TiKpap. 
 
 'ATiKpdpTitig, adv. without a 
 ground of conjecture, witliMit 
 evidence or certainty ; dTiKfi. 
 tx^i, it is incapable of investi^^a- 
 tion, uncertain : fr. ]>recediiii:. 
 ATiKi'og, b, 1), childless, banvu: 
 fr. a, TSKvov. 
 
 'ATtKPoio, f. w<rw, to render child- 
 less : fr. the same th. 
 
 'AreXtia, ag, 1), & 'ArfXitj, Ion. 
 imj)erfectien ; iranmnity fioia 
 taxes : fr. a, riXog. 
 
 ArtXiara, adv. in vain, to no 
 end : fr. 
 
 ArlXetTTog, b, 1), vain, unaccom- 
 plished, unfinished, uninitiated: 
 fr. a, TtXfoj. 
 
 ArtXeaipdpjjTog, b, ?/, not brought 
 to perfection or maturitv : fr, 0, 
 
 T(Ae(T(poptU}. 
 
 ATfXevrTjTogj 6, »}, unaccom- 
 plished, incapable of bcin;' 
 brought to an end, endless, im- 
 practicable, inflexible : fr. a, ti- 
 
 XtVTdui. 
 
 ' ArkXtvTog, b,y, endless, eternal: 
 
 fr. a, TtXevTti. 
 'ArtXyh], i]g, >), Ion. for drkXeia. 
 ArtXijg, kog, b, 7), vain, unacc<nii- 
 plished, incomplete ; finish in;' 
 nothing. Thus Pindar calls a 
 mind aVeXj) voot', which accom- 
 plishes nothing it intended ; ex- 
 empt from tribute : fr. a, TtXac. 
 'ATEMB£2, f. i//u>, i^.ijTefKpa, to 
 sadden, deprive, deceive, dis;ip- 
 point, blame. 
 'ATtvt]g, kog, b, 77, fixed, intent : 
 a intens. for dyap, reivuj. Hence 
 'Avevi^u), to fix one's eyes on any 
 one ; f. iaio, p. yrkviKa, a. 1. inf. 
 drtviaai, part, drtviaag. 
 •ATEP,''Artp£/«,&'ArfpOti/, adv. 
 without, besides, ai)art from : 
 with a gen. same as driv, xt^P't- 
 Artpduvu), Dor. for drtoduvov : 
 fr. 
 ' Arfpafivog, b, y, difficult to be 
 boiled or digested, invincible, 
 
 ATI 
 
 liard, stubborn : fr. a, Tspafimg. 
 ' Xnpa^voTtjg, rjrog, 7), hardness: 
 fr. the same th. 
 
 XrfpdiHi)!', oj'OQ, 6, rf, same as 
 drfpapi'og : fr. a, Tfpdf.nx)v, 
 \-fp9a, JEto\. for drepOev, with- 
 out. Th. drep. 
 
 '\TH)p(DV, ovog, b, 7), boundless, 
 iuHiiite, round : fr. a, rfpfia. 
 \TipoQ, another ; Att. for 6 tVc- 
 pog, genit. QaHpov, & so on : 
 tiTipoi, for oi 'irepoi, 
 
 'ATioTrrjg, eog, o, 7}, joyless, un- 
 pleasant, sad : Sc 
 
 WrtpTTog, b, 7), the same : fr. a, 
 npTTu). Hence 
 
 'ATfp^ia,'ag, 7), & 'ATip\piTj, rjg, 
 /y, Ion. want of pleasure, trouble, 
 dissatisfaction. 
 
 Wrtxvtjg, iog,b, 7), artless, with- 
 out guile, unskilled : fr. a, Tex^U' 
 
 '\Ttxvia,ag, 7), unskilfulness: fr. 
 
 'Arixvog, b, »/, artless, rude, im- 
 skilful : fr. a, tbx^^- 
 
 'Anxi'iog, without guile, truly, 
 surely, certainly, adv. : but 
 
 Wri^xviog, adv. without art, un- 
 skilfully : fr. a, rlx^jy. 
 Artux'iC) kog, b, 7), unarmed : fr. 
 a, Tiiixog. 
 
 '.\rioj, at, to be mad, in a phren- 
 sy : fr. art}. 
 
 Wti], 7jg, 7), loss, guilt, harm, in- 
 jury, mischief, misfortune, folly, 
 delusion ; Ate, the goddess of 
 revenge ; dat. pi. Ion. drytjiv, 
 for iiTaig. 
 
 ArtjpsXtta, or 'ArtjfxiXia, ag, 7), 
 negligence : fr. drrjixtXrig, 
 
 ATtjpiXkio, a, f. rjaoj, p. 7]T7]pe- 
 X>lKa, to neglect, be careless : & 
 
 ' \ri}^iXeu)g, contr. 'AT7ifieXCjg, 
 adv. negligently : fr. 
 
 Ar/j/itX/yV, ^og, 6, 7), careless, 
 neglectful : fr. a, Ti)fuX))g. 
 
 ArifpkXyfTog, b, 7), neglected, un- 
 adorned : fr. drtjfitXfijj. Hence 
 
 'Ar;//tif\/yrwc, adv. negligently. 
 
 Arlipiog, b, t), 'Arypbg, a, bv, &. 
 'Ar;/p/yc, iog, b, 7), hurtful, de- 
 structive, baneful, wicked ; ace. 
 I>1. f. g. aTijpdg : fr. drdu). 
 
 ArOif, i^og, the same as 'Arr<K7y, 
 Attic, Athenian. 
 
 Art'tt, he despises, 3 sing. ind. 
 I)res. act. fr. arta». 
 
 Art'^w, f. i(Tui, p. iiTiKa, to de- 
 *^pise, disregard : fr. a, rtio. 
 '^Ti8d(Jatvrog, 6, 77, untameable, 
 unmanageable, untamed : fr. a, 
 TiOacTffevu}. 
 
 \TiOa(T(Tog, b, 7), untamed, wild, 
 rough : fr. a, TiOaafrog. 
 
 Ar7^ay€Xa(;,Dor.foraV<juay£X7yg, 
 "^j "> Vf «Me that neglects and 
 deserts the flock ; hence 'Aripa- 
 ytXih', to neglect or feed apart 
 from the flock ; drifxayeXtuvrfg, 
 for ovvreg, Dor. : fr. aVt/za'a;, 
 dytXij. 
 
 ATA 
 
 'Arifid^eaKe, impf. Ion. & poet, 
 for yrifia'C^, fr. 
 
 'Arifid'Coj, to dishonour, treat 
 with contempt, despise, slight, 
 spurn, f. d(7uj, p. 7)Tip.aKa, jierf. 
 pass. 7]Tifia(Tpai, a. 1. i)ass. 7yri- 
 fidaOijv, a. I. inf. dTifiacrQiivai ; 
 same as drifidio &. driixooj : fr. 
 a, ripdio. 
 
 'ATi^arrpuc, ov, b, ignominy. 
 
 'Arij^iarrTEov, verb. adj. to be de- 
 spised : fr. dripd^u). 
 
 'Arifia(TTtjp, TJpog, Si 'Arifiaffrijg, 
 ov, 6, one who dishonours an- 
 other, a punisher, avenger : fr. 
 drifid^u). 
 
 ATifidoj, f. ri(Tu), p. yrifxtjKa, to 
 des})ise, dishonour, blame : fr. 
 
 a, Ttfidii). 
 ' Ari^i7]Tog, 6, 7y, dishonoured, de- 
 spised; of no value: fr. the same. 
 
 ' ATip.ia,ag, 1), ignominy, disgrace. 
 
 'ATifiO7rev0i]g, kog, b, 7), mourn- 
 ing disgrace : fr. dnpog, nkvOog. 
 
 'Arlfiog, b, 7), unhonoured, dis- 
 honoured, disgraced, infamous ; 
 superl, drijJioTaTog ; comp. dri- 
 /jLoTspog : fr. a, rifiij. 
 
 'AripoLo, the same as Wri/xatu &. 
 'Artpd'Cit), to dishonour, f. wcw, 
 p.7]rip.u)Ka,\icrf. pass, yripiopai, 
 perf. part. pass. 7]Tiniop.kvog. Fr. 
 same th. 
 
 ' ATijxu}p7]Tog, 6, 7), unpunished, 
 unavenged : & 
 
 ' ATifjLojpTjTMg, Sc 'ATifxojpyjTt, adv. 
 with impunity : fr. a, Tifiojpkio. 
 
 'Ari'/xwg, adv. without honour, 
 disgracefully : fr. dTifiog. 
 
 'ATijjuoaig, nog, 7), degradation, 
 ignominious death : fr. dripoio. 
 
 "Ativ, for iiTiva, nom. pi. neut. 
 fr. offTig, whosoever. 
 
 'Arte, for 7'yrit;, Dor. fr. the same. 
 
 'ArtraXX' for 7)rtraXXf, 3 sing, 
 impf. ind. act. Ion.fr. aTiTaXXio. 
 
 ' AriTaXXk ptvai, Dor. for dnrdX- 
 Xtiv, for uTaXXtiv : fr. 
 
 'ArtraXXtu, f. aXw, same as drdX- 
 Xio, by epenth. of ti, to rear 
 with tenderness ; nurse, caress, 
 nourish, feed : draXbg, tender. 
 
 'AriTtjg, ov, b, unhonoured, un- 
 revenged : fr. a, ricj. 
 
 ATt'Tog, b, 7), unrevenged, un- 
 punished : fr. a, ria>. 
 
 'ATXayevkojj^, gen. pi. fr. 
 
 ArXaytvyg, kog, b, 7), sprung 
 from Atlas : fr. 'A rXa^, avrog, 
 
 b. Atlas, & yfivofiai. 
 'ATXavTig, idog, 7), a daughter of 
 
 Atlas. Th.'ArXrtf. 
 
 'ArXaroc, lo, b. Dor. for arX7yroc. 
 
 "ArXjyra, nom. pi. n. g. insuffer- 
 able tilings ; diXijTiiJ, dat. sing, 
 fr. drXTjTog. 
 
 'ArX7yr£co, f. Tjffio, to bear indig- 
 nantly, be unable to endure : fr. 
 
 'ArXjyrog, Dor. 'ArXaroc, to, b, 7), 
 intolerable, insupportable : fr. 
 (95) 
 
 ATP 
 
 o, rXrjfii. 
 'Arfikviog, a, or, worn out by 
 slavery : fr. 
 
 "ATMENOS, ov,&i'Am7)v,kvog, 
 b, a slave, servant. Hence d- 
 Tpevio, to serve : fr. a, Safidu). 
 
 'Ar/i/y, ijg, 7), vapour, smoke. 
 
 'ATfirfTog, b, if, uncut, not laid 
 waste : fr. a, rkfivoj. 
 
 'ATjiilu), f. (Vw, p. yTfiiKa, to 
 emit vapour or smoke, exhale. 
 Th. dTfioc. 
 
 'ATfitg, icog, 7}, vapour. Th. dTfiog. 
 
 'ATINIO'S, ov, b, smoke, vapour, 
 steam, breath : fr. doj, d^io. 
 
 'Aroixog, b, 7), without a wall : 
 fr. a, To7xog. 
 
 AroKog, 7), not having borne 
 children : fr. a, t'iktio. 
 
 'AToXpdrog, w, b, Dor. for 'AroX- 
 l^tjTog, ov, b, not to be dared or 
 undertaken : fr. a, roXfidio. 
 
 "AroX^og, b, 1), not daring, cow- 
 ardly : fr. a, ToXfia. 
 
 'Ar* fiog, b, 7), uncut, indivisible ; 
 uTOfioi, atoms ; tv dTQp<iJ, in a 
 minute, immediately : a, rkfivio. 
 
 'Aro7^£a>, ui, f. T)(Tu}, p. yrovtjKa, 
 to flag, be infirm, weak, or lan- 
 guid : fr. a, tsivw. 
 
 'Atovio, ag, 7), languor, weak- 
 ness : fr. the same. 
 
 'AroTTia, ag, 1), absurdity, incon- 
 sistency, sti-angeness : fr. 
 
 'AroTTOf, 6, 7), out of place, un- 
 suitable, insolent, inconsistent, 
 unusual, troublesome, absurd, 
 wicked, foul, disagreeable, hurt- 
 ful : fr. a, Toirog. Hence 
 
 'AroTTWf, adv. absurdly, incon- 
 sistently. 
 
 "Aroc, o, 7), insatiable, by crasis 
 for darog : fr. a, ddio. 
 
 'Arpay<f>^oc, o, ij, foreign from 
 tragedy : fr. a, rpayi^^og. 
 
 'ATFAKTOS, o, 7), a spindle, 
 distaff, arrow. 
 
 'ArpajcryXi^ & -XXif, i-^og, 7), a 
 sort of thorn; the distaff -thistle: 
 fr. drpaKTog. 
 
 ' ATpaTTog, ov, 7), or ' Arapirbg, a 
 beaten path, road ; also written 
 'Arpf/TTtrog, & 'ArapTrirog : fr. 
 a intens., Tpair'nt). 
 
 'ATPA'^ASIS, nog, & 'Arpa^a- 
 Kvg, vog, t'l, orach, spinach, a 
 sort of vegetable. 
 
 'Arpeddai, CJv, o'l. Dor. for 'ArptT- 
 Sai, the AtridcE^ sons of Atreus. 
 
 'Arpeida, dual num. fr. 
 
 'Arpei^tjg, ov, b, the son of Atreus, 
 as Agamemnon & Menelaus. 
 'Arpeioya, dat. plur. Ion. 
 
 'Arpt/a»i', (jjvog, 6, the same as 
 'ArpEidrjg. 
 
 'ArpiKeia, ag, 7), & 'ArpiKirj, Ion. 
 truth, reality : fr. drptKyg. 
 
 'ArpsKkaraTa, nom. plui*. neut. 
 superl. fr. 
 
 'ATPEKH'2, kog, 6, 7), time, real, 
 
ATP 
 
 sure, accurate : as if fr. a, rp£a>, 
 because a lover of truth can be 
 fearless. Hence 
 'Arpcfcwt, & Ion. 'ArptKeiog, adv. 
 
 truly, certainly. 
 'Arpl/ua, & 'Arpsnac, adv. quiet- 
 ly, without motion : fr. a, rpew. 
 'ArpefiiUOQ, a, ov, — arptunQ. 
 'Arp£fi££TOai,pres. inf. pass, arpc- 
 
 fikioffi, 3 pi. subj. act. fr. 
 'Arpc/iew, to remain unmoved, 
 still or quiet ; f. ry<Tw, P- vrps- 
 ur\Ka : fr. a, rplw. 
 'Arpe/xOg, £0^,6, r), not trembhng, 
 
 unmoved, calm, intrepid : & 
 'Arpf/iia, ag, »'/, boldness, com- 
 posure, quiet, intrepidity : fr. 
 the same th. 
 'ArptfiiKoJ, f. tTw, the same as 
 drpe^kio ; also, to keep quiet, 
 make firm, strengthen. 
 'AroeTrroc, o, //, unturned, im- 
 mutable, intiexible, firm, un- 
 shaken : fr. a, rpeTrw. Hence 
 'ArpkiTTiog, adv. immutably, m- 
 
 fiexibly. . 
 
 'ATpt(TTog, 6, »/, undaunted, m- 
 
 trepid : fr. a, rpkuj. 
 'Arptvg, kwQ, 6, ^frt^M^', a proper 
 
 name. 
 'ATpiaKTog, 6, 7/, unconquercd : 
 
 fr. a, Tpid'Coj. 
 'ArpiliaaTog, 6, »/, tenderfooted : 
 
 fr. a, rpi/3a^w. 
 •Ar|0t/3r)c, eog, 6, >/, not trodden, 
 not rubbed, not used; unnmred, 
 inexperienced : fr. a, rpif3ui. 
 'ArpiTTTog, 6, »/, same as 'Arpi- 
 ^qg ; miconquered, & unaccus- 
 tomed to labour : fr. the same. 
 'Arptxoc, 6, i), without hair ; 
 arptxa, neut. pi. : fr. a, OpiK, 
 Tpix^g, I'li hair. 
 'Arpo/x6w, not to tremble, to be 
 
 intrepid : fr. drpofiog. Hence 
 'Arpofinrogy 6, r^, without terror, 
 
 1 p '1.1*1 tiSS 
 
 'Arpofiog, b,r), fearless, intrepid : 
 
 fr. a, rpo^koj. 
 'ArpoTTca, ag, r), mflexibility, m- 
 
 discretion, folly, cruelty : cSc 
 "ArpoTTog, r], the name of one of 
 the Fates : fr. a, rpsTrto, to 
 turn; because it cannot be turn- 
 ed, i. e. averted ; also adj. 6, »/, 
 unchangeable, everlasting ; in- 
 flexible, perverse, rude, inde- 
 cent. 
 
 'Arpo^gw, w,f. r}<^i*i, P- r]Tp6(pr)Ka, 
 to want nourishment, pine with 
 hunger, waste away: fr. dTpo<pog. 
 
 'Arpo<^ta, ac, r/, want of nourish- 
 ment; consumption, atrophy: fr. 
 
 'Arpoipog, 6, r/, unfed, not nou- 
 rished, consumptive ; not nou- 
 risliing : fr. o, Tpi(pio. 
 
 'ArpvyiTog, ov, & Ion. aTpvys- 
 roio, 6, r/, barren,^ fruitless, de- 
 sei't : fr. a, Tpvyduj. 
 
 'Arpvyog, 6, rj, f^'ee from dregs, 
 
 AYe 
 
 in obtaining : a, Tvxrj- Hence 
 'Atvx»?/w«, rt^of, TO, misery, cala- 
 mity, failure, miscarriage ; dat. 
 
 j:z1oJ^, ^nw:;;:;^r i"-|'A'4^ ., uiducky, u. 
 
 haustible, immense : fr. «, rpvJ happy, un ortunate; <^^-ai>i;- ' 
 Arpvrco..^, i/g, V, an epith. of ed m ones wish : ft. a, rv^,. 
 
 ATY 
 
 pure : fr. a, rpvK. 
 'Arpv'/iwr, ovoc, 6, r/, not worn 
 down, not subdued : fr. a, Tovii). 
 Ar/uvrog, o, r/, invincible, not 
 
 Minerva ; the same as aTpyrog 
 unwearied in fight, invincible : 
 fr. the same th. 
 
 ArpioTog, 6, r), unwounded, un- 
 Imrt, unmolested ; invulnerable : 
 
 fr. a, TlTpiixTKlO. 
 
 "ATTA, Att. for uaTa, wv, rd, or 
 uTiva, some things, whatever 
 things: fr. o ri. Some write 
 arra. Also 'Arrd for ttotL 
 'Arra, 6, father, sir ; an appella- 
 tion by which young men ad- 
 dressed their seniors. 
 'ATTAFH N, iivog, 6, & Att. 'Ar- 
 rdyag or 'Arraydg, a bird with 
 a spotted back ; a woodcock, 
 mil, quail, or grouse. 
 'ATTA'KHS, ov, 6, or 'Arrafcog, 
 ov, 6, the bald locust, which tra- 
 vels by leaping on its four legs. 
 'ArrdXtia, ag, i), Attalia, the 
 
 name of a city. 
 'ArraXXiu, to rear delicately: see 
 
 aru/Ww : fr. draXog. 
 'ATTavTTTjg, ov, o, & 'Arravi- 
 (jTi]g, & 'Attuvov, ov, to, a cake 
 made in a frying-pan. 
 'ATTA'PArOI, wv, ol, scraps, 
 small bits that fall from bread 
 when too much baked. 
 'ATTATAI\alas ! an interjection. 
 'ATTE'AABOS, or ' ATTt\i^og, 
 
 ov, 6, a sort of locust. 
 'ATTiKilui, f. tfTw, p. i»ca, to side 
 with the Athenians, imitate 
 their speech : & 
 ' ArTiKKJubg, ov, 6, Atticism, the 
 Attic mode of speech, the Attic 
 dialect : fr. 
 'ATTiKog, v, bv, Athenian, Attic ; 
 elegant. 'ArriK/), f)c, »;, Attica, 
 the country of Attica. ' At tiki) 
 TTiOTic, proverbially said of those 
 who keep their word inviolably. 
 ■'Arrov, Att. for daaov, adv. near- 
 er ; the same as iyyvrtpov. 
 'ATTQ, to jump, leap, spring 
 
 forward : as if fr. diaaio. 
 'ATvKn^og, 6, 17, alarming, ter- 
 rific : fr. 
 'ATY'ZQ, to terrifv, alarm, asto 
 
 AYA 
 
 AYA 
 
 Hence 
 'Ari;xt«, «ej »'/> misery, misfor- 
 tune. 
 'Aruxovffa, ?;c, >/, pres. part.f. -. 
 
 fr. aTvyiiii. 
 'Artu, f. daiM, to injure, hurt, de- 
 ceive, mislead, seduce. 
 Ay, adv. again, back, in one's 
 turn, on the contrary, hereupon; 
 AvTi, & Av^ig, the same. 
 AvaiVoi, f. avSi, to dry, parch : 
 see avdvQr\v. Th. avw. 
 Ai/aXtog, a, ov, dry, parehnl, 
 squalid; siime as avog. Th. av^. 
 AvdvQr\v, I wiis dried. Ion. a. 1. 
 ind. pass. avavQtig, a. 1. part. 
 pass. fr. avaivio. Hence 
 Avavffig, nog, r), a drying, dry- 
 ness, withering, in plants. 
 AvdTct, ag, d, Dor. & ^.ol. fnr 
 art], rjg, r), damage, calamity. 
 Avyd^oj, or Avycioj, to illunmu, 
 see, examine by holding up to 
 the light, look upon, shine, glit- 
 ter ; f. ctau), p. )}vyaKa, a. I. »/i- 
 ya(Ta, pres. pass, avydlofim, to 
 be illumined ; to see, behoM ; 
 perf. pass, rjvyacr^ai : fr. «U)i/. 
 AvydaCio, Dor. for avydlio, k 
 this Ion. for ouya^ov, behold, 
 pres. imp. pass, of avydZ^onat. 
 Avydatai, you will see, Ion. f^r 
 avydffy, 2 pers. f. 1. m. fr. av- 
 yd^Ojxai. 
 Avyaff^a, aTog, Tb, splendom* : 
 fr. avyd'Cit). 
 
 Avyafffibg, ov, b, the same. 
 AYTH', rig, i), splendour, light, 
 ray, the dawn, as if fr. avio, to 
 shine, whence d^g, avpa, avyor, 
 aurora, aurum. 
 
 Avcd^aaQai, Ion. for aUrjffaffOai, 
 
 a. 1. inf. m. of avMut, to speak. 
 
 Th. avdy), voice. 
 
 Av^dao^ai, Dor. for avBrjffOfxai, 
 
 f. 1. m. of av^ do fiai, to speak. 
 
 So avCd'aag, Dor. for avirirrac, 
 
 a. 1. part. act. fr. 
 
 Avddu), f. tiffin, p. vv^iji^a, to 
 
 speak, address, accost, say : fr- 
 
 AY'AH\ m, »'/, a voice, speecli, 
 
 p. VTVxa, pres. pass. dTv^ofiai, 
 to fear, be alarmed ; part. dTV- 
 l^ofitvog, frightened, disturbed. 
 
 "ATVKTog, b, i], unmade, imdone, 
 unfinished : fr. a, tsvx^o. 
 
 'ATVuvuiSng, ovj 6, At>/mn'uides,ii 
 proper name. 
 
 ' ATVx^ffTUTog, most miserable, 
 superl. ; compar. drvx^ffrtpog, 
 
 fr. dTVXVi' 
 
 'Aruvew, w, to be unhappy, fail 
 (D6) 
 
 out. 
 
 Avdrjug, fffffa, ev, speaking, hav- 
 ing a human voice, vocal, melo- 
 dious : fr. avdrj. 
 
 Avbr](Ta(Tx\ for avh'irfaaKt, for 
 Tivdr}(Tt, he cried out, a. 1. ink 
 act. Ion. fr. avddio. 
 
 Avrjv, ace. smg. f. g. fr. avog, ';, 
 ov, dry. Th. avoj. 
 
 AW, for av9i or avOig, aJv. 
 again, hereafter j for tTrtira, 
 
 \ 
 
 nish, confuse, perplex ; f. vM message ; as if fr. auw, to cry I i 
 
 i 
 
 then, afterwards : fr. av, again. 
 The Attics write it with 9, the 
 Ionics with r. 
 AvOdceia, & AvOa^ia, ag, rj, ar- 
 rogance, perverseness, self-suffi- 
 ciency, stubbornness : fr. 
 \vOadng, tog, 6, >/, pleasing him- 
 self, self-willed, conceited, proud, 
 obstinate, cruel : fr. ai/Tog, dbUo; 
 T being changed into 0, on ac- 
 count of the aspirate. 
 AveadidW, f. a(Tu), to make ob- 
 .stiiiate ; & AvOahdl^ofxat, ^ to 
 resist obstinately : fr. avOadia. 
 AvOaa'Cofiai, f. iffo^iai, to behave 
 insolently : fr. avOdhjg. 
 \v()niiKbg, V, bv, self-pleasing, 
 unfeeling : fr. avOdStig. 
 AvOdciff^ia, aTog, Tb, contumely, 
 
 reproach : fr. avQaU^w. 
 A I'Oa'iptTog, b, ?/, taken upon one's 
 self, self-chosen, voluntary : fr. 
 avTuc, atptTog. Hence 
 AvOcu'ptTiog, adv. voluntarily, 
 sjjontaneously. 
 
 Ai'Of, adv. again, on the other 
 hand, hereupon. 
 
 AvSUaaTog, b, ?/, just, severe : 
 fr. aliTog, SKafTTog. 
 Ai'QtvTkio, CJ,to usurp power over 
 any one, govern, with a gen. ; f. 
 rjmo, p. r]vQkvTriKa : fr. 
 AY'HE'NTHS, 01', 6, also avro- 
 fi'r>/g, hethat kills himself ; one 
 that murders with his own 
 hands, the author of a murder, 
 and of any thing ; that does any 
 thing by his own power or right, 
 a master ; adj. self-inflicted : fr. 
 avTog, 'UffQai, a. 2. part, tig, ev- 
 Tog, setting himself about any 
 thing, having free power. Hence 
 AvOtvTia, ag, >), usurpation, pow- 
 er, authority! 
 
 AiiQevTiKbg, i), bv, authentic, au- 
 thoritative : fr. the preceding. 
 AvQivTiKuig, adv. authentically, 
 authoritatively. 
 
 AvQii^'ipivog, rj, ov, on the same 
 day : & 
 
 AvOrji-upov, adv. on the very 
 same day : fr. 
 
 Avdjjfupog, 6, r), done on^ the 
 same day, in one day : fr. avTbg, 
 I'lfifpa. 
 
 \v9i, by s}Tic. for avT69i, adv. 
 here, in the same place, hither ; 
 there, thither : for tniiTa, then. 
 Av9iyeviig, tog, 6, r), native, boni 
 in the same place : fr. av9i, yi- 
 vo^ai. 
 
 Av9ig, Ion. avTig, av9i, avrt, 
 adv. again ; for av ; hereafter : 
 fr. TTttXiv av9ig, back again. 
 Ainaxog, b, i), a shouting ; crying 
 out like dogs barking : fr. av, 
 Inxdi, to shout. 
 
 \v\aia, ag, r/, a curtain, hang- 
 ing : fr. avXrj. 
 
 \v\alog, a, ov, belonging to a 
 hall. 
 
 AifXdv, for avXCJv, Dor. gen. pi. 
 fr. avXi), a hall. 
 AY'AAS, uKog, //, a furrow ; ace. 
 sing. avXax for avXaKa. Hence 
 AvXaKiW, to furrow, plough. 
 AvXdpxvg, ov, b, the ruler, pre- 
 fect of a hall or palace : fr. av- 
 Xt), dpx<o. 
 AvXeia, ag, >/, a gate of a hall, a 
 porch ; 9vpa being undei-stood. 
 AuXaov, Tb, a porch : fr. 
 AvXtiog, 6, 7/, of a porch, hall, or 
 palace. 
 AvXtiTTjg, ov, b, a husbandman, 
 
 farmer : fr. avXrj. 
 AvXtu), to play on the pipe or 
 flute, f. TjCTio, p. TjvXriKa. Th. av- 
 Xog. 
 
 AY'AH\ ijg, //, aula, a palace, 
 court-yard, hall, saloon, porch, 
 vestibule, sheep-fold, stall. 
 AvXiifftvvTi, Dor. for avXijffovai, 
 
 3 pi. f. 1. ind. act. of avXkoj. 
 AvXjjffov, a. 1. imp. act. fr. av- 
 Xtti). 
 
 AvXt]Tt)g, ov, b, a piper, flute- 
 player ; AvXTjTijp, rjpog, b, the 
 same ; f. g. AvXijTpig, icog, &. 
 AvXiirig, i^og, t). Th. avXog. 
 AvXrjTiKri, rig, j), the art of play- 
 ing on the pipe or flute : fr. 
 AvXjiTiKbg, rj, bv, belonging to the 
 pipe or flute, skilled in piping : 
 fr. avXog. 
 AvXidg, d^og, v, belonging to a 
 pastoral nymph : fr. avXrj. 
 AvXicog, gen. sing. fr. AvXlg, »/,a 
 country in Boeotia. 
 AvXL^onai, to tarry, lodge, be 
 pent up, as cattle in their stalls ; 
 impf. rivXilbfiriv, ov, tTo ; to 
 spend the night ; f. iffofxai, p. 
 jIvXirTf-iai, a. 1. pass. iivXia9riv. 
 Th. avXri. 
 AvXiKbg, 7), bv, of a court, courtly, 
 a courtier ; fr. avXii : of or be- 
 longing to a flute ; fr. avXog. 
 AuXtv, or -iba, ace. sing. fr. avXig. 
 AvXiov, ov, TO, a stall, pen, fold, 
 shed ; dimin. fr. avXri. 
 AvXig, iSog, ?/, a tent, pavilion, 
 
 dwelling. Th. avXri. 
 AvXlg, iSog, i), 2l country of Boe- 
 otia. 
 
 AvXiffKoiffi, dat. pi. Ion. fr. 
 AvXiffKog, ov, b, a little pipe or 
 flute ; dimin. fr. avXog. 
 AvXonavto), to drive mad by 
 playing on the pipe. 
 A Y' A0*2, oi), b, a tube, pipe, reed, 
 flute ; vein, stream of blood ; a 
 fish called onax, or dactylus : fr. 
 avb), or aw, to blow. 
 "Av'Xog, b, r/, the same as dau)- 
 HaTog, devoid of matter, incor- 
 poreal : fr. a, vXtj. 
 AvXwt/, CJvog, b, a valley, defile, 
 strait, plain, channel : fr. avXog. 
 AvXiovotidng, tog, b, v, of the 
 shape of a valley : avXutv, tlCog. 
 
 ej7) 
 
 AYT 
 
 AvXmttiSi, dat. sing. fr. 
 AvXatTTig, i^og, y, an epith. of a 
 helmet, conical, high-crested : 
 fr. AvXojirbg, b, »}, like a reed : 
 fr. avXbg, oj\p. 
 Av^dvu), to grow, increase, cause 
 to grow, f. ay^/yctu, p. »;u^?;K-a, 
 a. 2. 7ivKavov ; pass. avKdvofiai, 
 to grow, perf. t]v'^T]fiai, a. 1. 
 TlvKri9jiv, a. 1. subj. avKr]9Cj, yg, 
 y,a. l.'mi.av^Ti9iivai. Th.dt^u). 
 Au^r, pres. imp. act. avKti, 3 sing, 
 pres. ind. act. of av^u), to in- 
 crease ; av^tTai, he will grow, 
 3 sing. pres. ind. pass. fr. avKo- 
 fiai : fr. the same th. 
 Av^il9tig, a. 1. part. pass. avHrj- 
 ffai, a. 1. inf. act. avtt)9CJ, yg,y, 
 a. I. subj. pass. avKri9tvTa, ace. 
 sing. a. 1. part. pass. fr. avKdvoj. 
 Av^)]ffig, tiog, y, increase, growth ; 
 in dat. pi. av^riatoi: fr.the same. 
 Av%r]Tai, he has increased. Ion. 
 for i]v^i]Tai, 3 sing. perf. ind. 
 pass. fr. av^dvoj. 
 AvKriTiKbg, t), bv, or 6, >'/, having 
 the power of augmenting or in- 
 creasing : fr. the same th. 
 Av'^i9aX7jg, kog, b, »/, augmenting 
 verdure or growth : fr. av^io, 
 9dXX(o. 
 Av^ofxtvog, growing, pr. pt. m. fr. 
 Au^o* or Av^tio, f. av^yaio, p. iiv- 
 ^)]Ka, to grow, nourish, increase, 
 augment, enlarge, advance, ex- 
 tol ; the same as d't^u). Lat. 
 augeo, auxi. 
 Av6v7i, yg, 7), clamour ; drought : 
 fr. avijj, to shout, or dry. 
 Avog, ava, avov, dry, parched ; 
 avoTtpog, compar. : fr. avio. 
 AvTTVog, b, r), sleepless : fr. a, 
 v7r7'og. 
 AY'PA, or Aupa, ag, 7), a breeze, 
 gale, wind, morning air ; dat. 
 pi. avpaiffiv : fr. avu). 
 AY'PION, adv. to-morrow ; y 
 avpiov, 7)fikpa being understood, 
 the morrow : fr. avio, avpa. 
 'Av^ffai, a. 1. inf. act. of dvio, to 
 
 shout. 
 
 "Av'at, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 dvii), by dialysis for avio, to 
 
 shout. 'Av ffaVfior rivffav, 3 pi. 
 
 a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 AvtTTaXkog, a, ov, dry, dirty ; the 
 
 same as avog. Th. avu), to dry. 
 
 Ai»(Tri;pta,ag,j/,roughness,hai*sh- 
 
 ness : fr. 
 
 AY'STHPO'2, pa, pbv, sour, bit- 
 ter, austere, severe, dry, rough, 
 harsh : fr. avio. Hence 
 
 AvtTTTipoTTig, TiTog, 7), sourness, 
 harshness : & 
 
 AvaTtipCJg, adv. rigidly, austerely. 
 
 AvT, for avTt, adv. again. 
 
 'Av Vd, ag, a, Dor. for dvTrj, yg, 
 7), l)attle. But AvTd, she, her- 
 self, for aiiTy. 
 
 AvrdyytXog, b, »/, bringmg his 
 
 H 
 
AYT 
 
 own message : fr. avrbg, dy- 
 yeWcj. 
 
 AvTayrjTOQf or AvTayETog^ 6, »/, 
 an admirer of himself: fr. av- 
 TOQ, dyafiai. 
 
 AvTdyptT0Q,6f 17, collected, taken, 
 or elected of one's self, volun- 
 tary ; AvrdyptTa, wi^, ra, volun- 
 tary offerings : aurbg, dytipd). 
 
 AvTdSe\<pog, ov, 6, one's own 
 brother : fr. avTog, ddt\(p6g. 
 
 Avrai, pi. num. f. g. fr. ovTog, 
 
 aVTtJy TOVTO. 
 
 AvTCLv, ace. sing. f. g. Dor. for 
 avrriv, herself. 
 
 Avrdv^poc, o, »/, with the men 
 themselves : fr. avrog, dvt]p. 
 
 AY'TA'P, couj. same as drdf), 
 but,nevertheless, however, then, 
 besides. 
 
 AvrapKua, ag, >/, a sufficiency, 
 competence, contentment : & 
 
 AvTapKsoif a), to be sufficient, 
 enough ; be contented : fr. 
 
 AvrdpKTjg, to^, o, r), content, self- 
 sufficient, complete, adequate, 
 competent ; not needing assist- 
 ance from others; AvrapKknra- 
 TOy adv. most contentedly : fr. 
 avTog, dpKtu). 
 
 AvTapKutg, adv. sufficiently : fr. 
 the preceding. 
 
 Aiirag, gen. sing. f. Dor. for ait- 
 
 Aira'tuv, Dor. for avrCJv, gen. pi. 
 
 fr, avTog, himself. 
 AvTt, adv. again, besides, but, 
 
 hereupon, on the conti*ary. Th. 
 
 av. 
 AvTST], (Tjgj Ion. for avTt)^ rjgj 
 
 herself ; fr. avTog. 
 AvTt^ovaiog^ 6, t), one who is his 
 
 own master, who has power over 
 
 himself ; independent, unlimit- 
 ed : fr. avTog, t^ovaia. Hence 
 AvTi^ovaioTtig, rjrog, rj, free 
 
 power. 
 AvTtTrdyytXTog, 6, r), declaring 
 
 of himself, voluntary, unasked : 
 
 fr. avTog, IrrayykWio. 
 AvTiTto)vvfiogf 6, »/, having the 
 
 self-same name : fr. avTbg, iirw- 
 
 vvuog. 
 'Av revvy Dor. for i^vTovVy they 
 
 resounded ; 3 pi. irapf. ind. act. 
 
 fr. 
 'Avrtojf to shout, resound, f. r/cw, 
 
 p.^urijKa : fr. avio or dvu). 
 Avt'hov, Ion. for avTutv, f. g. pi. 
 
 num. fr. avrog. 
 'Av V>), rjgj 1), shouting, the cry of 
 
 battle ; battle. Th. avio or dvu). 
 AvrrjyE, for avrrj ; Att. fr. avrog. 
 AifTTiKoog, o, 1), having heard with 
 
 his own ears ; his own master : 
 
 fr. avrog, T/»coa, p. m. of aKovu). 
 Avrrjfiap, adv. in the same day : 
 
 fr. avrog, ijfiap. 
 Avryg, Ion. for avraig, dat. pi. 
 
 f. g. fr. avrog. 
 
 AYT 
 
 AYT 
 
 AiTtV, & Avrix before an aspi- Avroirii, & Avrotrtg, adv. r<[) 
 
 J. _ i* ^J.^^T Tmm^m 111 ilirk OOl-kli^ \'i»ai» 
 
 rate, for 
 
 kvr'iKa, adv. this moment, imme- 
 diately, directly ; for example, 
 i. e. to come immediately to the 
 point ; on the same or very spot, 
 without changing place; as illico, 
 i. e. in loco: fr. avrog ; 6 avriKO, 
 present, instant, sudden ; rb av- 
 r'lKa, at present ; avriKa vvKrbg, 
 close on night, when the evening 
 had drawn in ; ijg- avr'iKa, as 
 quickly as possible ; avrUa dt), 
 & avr'iKa yk rot, first, in the first 
 place ; avriKa fidXa A: dr/ fidXa, 
 directly, shortly, ere long. 
 Avrig, Dor. for auQtc;, adv. again, 
 afterwards, then, back again. 
 Th. av, again. 
 'AY'TiMH', f/c, >/, breath, blast, 
 exhalation, vapour, odour, heat : 
 fr. aua>, to breathe. 
 'Avrfii^v, svog, 6, the same. 
 Avrb, itself ; tig rb avrb, to the 
 same point, equally : Kara rb 
 avrb, together ; IttI rb avrb, to 
 one or the same place ; avrb jjio- 
 vov, only ; icai avrb it) rovro, 
 this is the very thing, so it is. 
 Avro(3odu), tD, f. I'jffoj, to declare 
 of himself, proclaim himself with 
 his own voice : fr. avrbg, /3oaw. 
 AvrojSotif adv. immediately, at 
 the firet signal, the very onset : 
 fr. avrbg, l^oi]. 
 Avr6(5ov\og, 6, »), of one's own 
 free will, self-counselled : fr. av- 
 rbg, jSovXr]. 
 Avroya, Dor. for Airoyt, adv. 
 here, at the same place. 
 AvroyivfOXog, Avroyevi/g, Avro- 
 ykvrjrog, & Avroyoi'og, 6, 7), 
 born of himself, self-produced, 
 eternal, innate, born from the 
 same source : avrbg, ydvofiai. 
 Avroypaipov, ov, rb, any thing 
 written with one's own hand, 
 autogitiph : fr. avrbg, ypd<p<x). 
 Avroyx'ov, ov, rb, the wood in a 
 plough, in which the coulter is 
 fixed : fr. avrbg, yva. 
 AvroSatjg, eog, 6, /), =: avrodicaK- 
 
 rog. 
 AvroddiKrog, 0, y, self-murdered: 
 fr. avrbg, ^ai^tu. 
 Avrociaicovia, ag, >/, attendance 
 on one's self : fr. 
 AvroSidKovot, wv, 01, waiting on 
 themselves : fr. avrbg, SidKovog. 
 AifrodiSaKrog, 6, >/, self-taught, 
 one that does any thing of his 
 own nature or impulse : fr. av 
 rbg, 6i6dffKu). 
 Avrodwv, adv. immediately ; Ion. 
 for avOoSiov, fr. avrbg, o^og. 
 Lat. e Ttstigio. 
 AvroBvrijg, ov, 6, one that mur- 
 ders himself or another with his 
 own hand : fr. avrbg, isuj or 
 'it]ui. See avOkvri]g. 
 (98) 
 
 avT(f trei, in the same year 
 Avrotrt]g, tog, 6, //, of the same 
 
 year : fr. avrbg, irog. 
 AvroOe, & Avr6i)tv, adv. from tlic 
 same place, from this very i)lat't> 
 or time ; hence, thence, tluTc ; 
 smce, from that time ; oi avro- 
 Oiv, tliose of that place or tinu : 
 as if IK avrov roizov, t] xP^i'ov. 
 AvroOi, there, adv. : fr. aVrog. 
 Avrolo, gen. Ion. for avrov, fr. 
 
 avrog. 
 AvroKaffiyvtjrog, ov, 6, a brotlu r 
 german, that is, by both the fa- 
 ther's & mother's side, own bro- 
 ther. And AvroKaaiyvijri], ijr. 
 >/, an own sister : fr. avrbg, ku- 
 (Tiyvrjrog. 
 AvroKaraKpirog, b, »/, self-coii- 
 denmed : fr. avrbg, KaraKpivio. 
 AvroKsXivcrrog, 6, 7), not ordered 
 by another, of one's own accord: 
 fr. avrbg, KtXtvuj. 
 AvroKtXt]g, tog, b, 1), self-com- 
 missioned, voluntary : fr. avrvc, 
 KtXo^at. 
 AvroKXrjrog, o, »/, .self-called, ct 
 one's own accord: avrbg, KaXioj. 
 AvroKOfiog, b, »;, having its own 
 hair, unshorn : fr. avrbg, ko^uj. 
 AvroKparopiKbg, rj,bv, self-autho- 
 ritative, supreme, imperial : fr. 
 AvroKpdrwp, opog, b, an absolutt 
 ruler, one that acts with his own 
 free will, a despot, autocrat ; 
 ace. pi. avroKpdropag : fr. avrbg, 
 Kpdrog. 
 AvroKrirog, 6, >/, self-made : fr. 
 
 avrbg, icrt^w. 
 AvroKrovtojf w, f. /ycrtu, to slay 
 each other : & 
 
 AvroKrovog, 6, »/, slain with 
 
 his own hand ; but AvroKroroc, 
 
 slaying with his ON\n hand : ir. 
 
 avrbg, rrf/vw. 
 
 AvroKitJTTcg, 6, >), together wiili 
 
 the hilt : fr. avrbg, kojitj]. 
 AvroXt^ii^ adv. to the very word.", 
 
 to the very letter. 
 Avronar'iZ,ii}, f. itrw, to move spou 
 taneously, act on one's own au- 
 thority : fr. 
 AYTO'MATOS, ?/, ov, or o, »}, 
 acting or moving of itself, of its 
 own accord, voluntary : fr. av- 
 rbg, fidu), to desire. Hence 
 avrofxdrr], i. e. dpovpa, a field 
 spontaneously & without culture 
 bearing fruit; aiTo/iarot, coming' 
 of their own accord ; avrofjiara, 
 self-movers, as clocks, automata. 
 Avrofidrwg, spontaneously, adv. 
 fr. the preceding. 
 AvrofiE^ujv, 6, Automedon, a pro- 
 per name. 
 Avrofiiirwp, opog, 0, //, bom of 
 the same mother: avrbg, nffrijp. 
 AvrofioXsio, f. rjatOj p.ijica, to de- 
 sert : fr. 
 
 AYT 
 
 AiTo/ioXoc, o, j), a deserter : fr. 
 avrbg, fioXiio. 
 
 Ahrovoi], Tjg, 1) a woman's name, 
 the daughter of Cadmus. 
 
 AvrovoiiBOfiai, ovfxai, f. jjffofiai, 
 to use one's own laws, be free : 
 fr. avrovofxog. 
 
 Avrov6fir],t}g,r), a woman's name. 
 
 Aorovofxiaf ag, rj, the state of 
 being governed by one's own 
 laws, freedom : fr. 
 
 Avrovofiog, 6, rj, self-governed, 
 free : fr. avrbg, vofiog. 
 
 Avrowxii, or -x«, adv. on this 
 very night : fr. avrbg, vv^. 
 
 AvroKvXog, b, 1), entirely of wood: 
 fr. avrbg, KvXov. 
 
 AvroTrayijg, log, b, t), self-made, 
 self-compacted: avrbg, Trrjyvvfii. 
 
 AvroTTTifnov, oi>og, b, t), self- in- 
 juring : fr. aitrbg, Trfj^a. 
 
 AvroTTiffrog, 6, //, credible of it- 
 self without requiring proof : 
 avroTTiffrov, what is of itself 
 credible, well-known : fr. avrbg, 
 TTiffrbg, fr. TreiOu). 
 
 AvroTTOibg, ov, b, ?/, self-made, 
 self-produced, not planted : fr. 
 avrbg, ttouu). 
 
 AvroTTOvrjrog, 0, 1), self-wrought: 
 fr. avrbg, ttoveoj, to labour. 
 
 AvroTrpffU'og, b, //, from the very 
 roots : fr. avrbg, Trpsfivov. 
 
 AuroTTrjjg, ov, 6, an eye-witness : 
 fr. avrbg, oTrrofxai. 
 
 Avropptl^og, b, »/, with the very 
 roots, self-rooted : avrbg, pi^a. 
 
 Avroppvrog, 0, 1), fiowing of it- 
 self : fr. avrbg, pko), to flow. 
 
 AY'TO'2, 7), 6, he, she, it ; him- 
 self, herself, itself ; by himself ; 
 alone ; of himself, his own ac- 
 cord ; sometimes a demonstra- 
 tive, sometimes a relative pro- 
 noiui ; with the article prefixed, 
 the same ; before a dat. it is the 
 same as crvv, as avrolg rolg 'irr- 
 TToig, with the horses, horses & 
 all : see avro. Hence 
 
 Ai'TOffe, adv. thither. 
 
 Avroffidrjpog, 0, y, iron itself, of 
 entire iron : fr. avrbg, (xidiipog. 
 
 Avrocravrog, b, )'/, self-impelled, 
 comingof one's self: avrbg,(revii). 
 
 Al'roaradia, ag, ?/, a standing 
 fight, persmial combat, allotted 
 station : fr. avrbg, (rrddiog. Th. 
 irrrijui. 
 
 AvroaroXog, b, 1), having himself 
 sailed ; self-sailing, said of a 
 swimmer : fr. avrbg, otcXAo;, to 
 fit out. 
 
 Aur6(Troi/og, 6, t), sighing by him- 
 self: fr. avrbg, arkvu). 
 
 Avro<T<payyg, kog, b, t), slain by 
 one's self, nnirdered one's self : 
 fr. avrbg, cr^«^a». 
 
 Avroffx^^ia, i.e. f^axu, close com- 
 bat ; avroaxi^^y ft^^Kai, to fight 
 or close hand to hand : fr. avro- 
 (^x'^^iog. 
 
 AYT 
 
 Avroaxt^id^u), f. dau), to act or 
 speak on the impulse of the 
 moment or extempore, act or 
 undertake any thing hastily or 
 rashly : fr. avroax^^i-og. Hence 
 
 Ayro(Txt^t«T/ia, arog, rb, any 
 thing done hastily : 6c 
 
 Auroaxc^iaoT/)^, ov, b, acting or 
 speaking without preparatiou or 
 premeditation : & 
 
 Avroffxi^f-ctoriKbg, rj, bv, unpre- 
 meditated, extemporary. 
 
 Avroaxk^*-og, a, ov, & 6, y, made 
 on the spur of the moment, mi- 
 premeditated, hasty, extempo- 
 raneous, confused : fr. avrbg, 
 (Tx^Siog. Hence 
 
 Avroox^^iiog, adv. hastily, with- 
 out preparation. 
 
 Avroaxt^bv, or -^d, or -dirjv, adv. 
 closely, hand to hand ; suddenly: 
 fr. avrbg, ffxtSbv. 
 
 Avrorarog, his very self : avrog. 
 
 AvrortXt)g, sog, 6, »/, finishing in 
 itself; perfect, complete, abso- 
 lute, sufficient ; that does any 
 thing or lives at his own cost, 
 uses his own revenues : fr. av- 
 rbg, reXog. 
 
 Avrorex^oQi ^, 17, self-taught in 
 an art, directed by instinct : fr. 
 avrbg, rkx^il' 
 
 Avr6roKog,b, J7,with the offspring 
 itself : fr. avrbg, roKog. 
 
 Avrov, adv. there, here : avrog. 
 
 Avrov, avrcp, avrov, for iavrov, 
 kavrip, iavrov. 
 
 Avrovpyku), u), f. yaio, to work or 
 make with one's own hands : fr. 
 
 Avrovpybg, b, »/, working or per- 
 forming a work himself, living 
 by his own labour ; a labourer : 
 fr. avrbg, tpyov. 
 
 Avr6<}tXoLog, b, »/, together with 
 the bark : fr. avrbg, (pXoiog. 
 
 Avro<p6vog, b, >/, murdering with 
 his own hand, self-murdering, 
 murderous : & 
 
 Avro<p6vri)g, ov, 6, a murderer, 
 suicide : fr. avrbg, <psvo}. 
 
 Avr6(l>oprog, b, 1), with the freight 
 itself, bearing his own load : fr. 
 avrbg, <p6prog. 
 
 Avro<pvt)g, kog, 0, t}, self -bom, 
 self-produced, native, natural, 
 genuine : as also 
 
 AvT6(pvrog, b, y), the same : fr. 
 avrbg, ^vio, to produce. 
 
 Avroipojpov, ov, rb, the very act 
 of theft, flagrant atrocity ; ctt' 
 avro(pu)p({i, in the very fact : fr. 
 avrbg, 0wp. 
 
 Avroxtip, pog, b, t), a perpetrator 
 with his own hand ; a self-mur- 
 derer : and hence 
 Avroxiiph Avroxtpi, & Avrox^i- 
 pi(f, adv. with one's own hands : 
 fr. avrbg, x^^P- 
 
 Avrox^ti^v, ovog, b, r), indigenous, 
 
 aboriffinal, a native, as distin 
 
 (90) 
 
 A*A 
 
 guished from a settler: avroxGo- 
 vsg dvdpeg ; avroxOova tOvea, 
 the original inliabitants of the 
 soil : fr. avrbg, x^wi/. 
 
 Avroxoiovog, b, 1), formed by 
 fusuig alone, unwrought, mass- 
 ive : fr. avrbg, xodvr). 
 
 Avroxpijfia, in reality, truly, 
 clearly, immediately, adv. : fr. 
 
 avrb, xP'lftct. 
 
 Avroxvrog, b, »/, spontaneously 
 fused, self-formed, natural : fr, 
 avrbg, Xfo;. 
 
 A wroi^et, adv. with one's own eyes. 
 
 Avroxl/ia, ag, ij, a viewmg with 
 one's own eyes, ocular testi- 
 mony : fr. avrbg, b^l/ig. 
 
 Avri^, dat. sing. fr. avrbg, him- 
 self; & in dual avrio, they two 
 themselves; but avrCj, gen. sing. 
 Dor. for avrov or avroOi, there. 
 
 Avrtp, dat. sing, contr. for iavrt^. 
 
 Avrojg, & Avriog, adv. only, mere- 
 ly, in vain ; also, in liJie manner, 
 thus ; for uxravnog. Th. avrog. 
 
 Avx^v'} for civxiva, ace. sing. fr. 
 avxyv, a neck. 
 
 Avx(vit(o,f.i(T(t),to cut the throat, 
 strangle : & 
 
 Avx^viog, b, ?}, of the neck: fr. 
 
 avxriv- 
 AY'XE'Q, to boast, brag ; think, 
 
 f. riffijj, p. yvxv^^ • fr. 
 
 Ai'X^/j m, Vy glorymg, boasting, 
 pride. 
 
 AY'XH'N, svog, 6, the neck, a 
 neck of land, narrow pass, isth- 
 mus, strait ; ace. sing, avx^va. 
 
 Avxi^^*^) ^i to be dried up, parch- 
 ed, squalid, or filthy : & 
 
 Avxiih^ig, (ffffa, ev, same as 
 
 Avxi^'ipogj d, bv, dried up, squa- 
 lid, mean, dirty : & 
 
 Avxi^bo^ai, to be filthy : fr. 
 
 AY'XMO'S, ov, b, drought, filth, 
 dirt ; indigence : as if fr. avu), 
 to dry, by epenth. of x- 
 
 Aux/'tw^i/e, iog, b, rj, dry, parch- 
 ed, filthy : fr. the preceding. 
 
 'A WW, by dialysis, the same as 
 avoj, to shout. 
 
 AY'Q, or Ava», f. avau), p. rjvica, 
 to dry, parch, set on fire ; by 
 dialysis dvuj, to shout, cry out, 
 exclaim, resound, shine, blow : 
 fr. dio. 
 
 'A(p' for aTTo, from, before an 
 aspirate. 
 
 ' A<payvi^it), f. (Jit), io purify, expi- 
 ate, consecrate : fr. dirb,dyvit,<ii* 
 
 'A<paipe9tlg, a. I. part. pass, a^- 
 aiptXrai, 3 sing. ind. pass. d0- 
 aipTjOrjaoiiai, f. 1. ind. pass. fr. 
 dtpaipeoj. 
 
 'AJ>aipefia, or rjfia, arog, to, any 
 thing taken away or set aside, 
 an offering : d<paipefiara, pieces 
 cut from the victims : fr. d0- 
 aipkit). 
 
 ' A<paips(Tig, tojg, »/, a taking away, 
 U 2 
 
A<I>A 
 
 A4>E 
 
 offering; Anhjcresis, a gram-j rjog, OyAphareiis, a mans uttine. 
 maticat figure : fr. \' A<l>apr,TiSat, poct for A<papEidai, 
 
 'Aihaipkio, a, to take away, sub- CJv, the sons oi Aphareus. 
 tract, separate, rescue, remove, 'A*A'PKH, rjg, v, an evergreen, 
 suppress, discontinue, abandon, 'A^ap/xaKroc, o, 7/, unmixed witli 
 destroy, deprive ; f. ^crw, p. a<p- dinigs or poisons : a, <l>a(^^ia(T<yco. 
 
 yprjKa, a. 1. a(pypr](^^i ^•,2- "0" 
 
 aXov. 'A(paipilaOai rivd ti, to 
 
 take any thing from another, 
 
 pei-f. pass, d^ypjjftai, a. 1. pass. 
 
 a0yp£07?v, f. 1. pass. a0aip£0/?- 
 
 (To^ai, a. 2. m. d<pn\6^i]Vy a. 2. 
 
 subj. m. ci^eXw/iai, a. 2. inf. m. 
 
 d(pi\kaQai : aTro, aiptw. Hence 
 
 'A0aip)7cr£(r0ai, f. 1. hif. m. 
 
 "A^aiOToc, w or 010, 6, Dor. or 
 
 Ion. for"H0ai(Troc, ou, 6, Vulcan. 
 
 'A'tA'KH, r;c, »'/, a sort of pulse ; 
 
 a town of Libya. 
 ' A(pd\\ofiai, to leap, spring from: 
 
 fr. dird, a\Xo/iai. 
 *A0aXoc, 6, r), without a cone or 
 
 crest : fr. a, (paXog. 
 'Atpanaprdvit), f.rJ7(To/iai,tomiss, 
 miscarry, err, fail, be disap- 
 pointed ; a. 2. d(pfifjiapTov : fr. 
 dirb, dfiaprdvio. 
 'A<pdfiapTe, he missed ; 3 sing. a. 
 
 2. ind.' act. Ion. for d<pn}iapTt. 
 'A0ajuapro£7r^Cj '^oQ, 6, t), wan- 
 dering or inappropriate in speech, 
 verbose : fr. aTro, dtiapTotirtjQ. 
 'A(l>avddvtOj not to please, to dis- 
 please : fr. dTTo, dp^dvio. 
 'Atpdveia, ag, »'/, obscurity, un- 
 certainty, ruin : & 
 'A<pavr)g, eog, 6, /;, rb dcpavkg, 
 invisible, obscure, uncertain, 
 dark, concealed, reserved ; un- 
 renowned ; whence adv. 'A0a- 
 vCJg : fr. a, (paivit). Hence 
 'A^aj'tsw, to remove from view, 
 conceal, bury, take away, abo- 
 lish, darken, disfigure ; f. hio, 
 p. ■^(pdviKa^ pres. pass. d(l)ai'i^o- 
 fiai, to disappear, vanish, be de- 
 stroyed, perish, perf. pass. i)(pd- 
 vi^fiai, a. 1. pass. ri<pavi<yQi]v, 
 f. 1. ind. pass. dipavKjOtjaofiai. 
 Hence 
 'ArpavKT^bg, ou, o, a disappear- 
 ance, death ; 'A^dvifftg, tiog, t), 
 an extinction. 
 'A^arrog, b, r/, invisible, vanish- 
 ed, extinct, obscure. Hence 
 'A<pdvrojg, & 'A(pavrov, adv. ob- 
 scurely, privately : fr. a, ^a'lvio. 
 'A(pavCJg, adv. the same : dipavrjg. 
 'A0d7rra>, f. d\pio, p. diri}(pa, perf. 
 pass, dtprjfifiaif Ion. d7rd/i/iai, to 
 suspend, hang up, fasten, join ; 
 whence dTrafifikvog, suspended ; 
 hanging down : fr. dirb, uTrno, 
 to bind. 
 'A*AP, adv. immediately, there- 
 upon, forthwith, quickly, easily : 
 as if fr. «^/), by the very touch ; 
 Lat. continuo. 
 *A0apft, for *A0ap, Ion. 
 'AtpapiiUj ace. sing. fr. 'A<l>apivg, 
 
 'A^apTrd^w, f. dffu) or d?a>, to 
 seize, snatch away, plunder : fr. 
 aTTO, dp7rd^u>. 
 
 'A^dprfpoc, a, ov, quicker, com- 
 par. fr. d0ap, quickly. 
 
 'A(pa<Tia, ag, »;,poet. d^t</)aort/;, in- 
 ability to speak, dumbness, a- 
 mazement : fr. a, <ptjfii. ^ 
 
 'Aipaarrdu), f. ijcrio, & 'A^dtTCw, f. 
 dffio, to touch, feel, handle : fr. 
 
 aTTTiO, 
 
 'Afparog, 6, »/, unspeakable, not 
 to be mentioned; not celebrated, 
 obscure, miknown : fr. a, (parbg, 
 fr. (prffii. 
 'A<pdTujg, adv. ajfafim, abundant- 
 ly, unspeakably, adv. fr. dcpaTog. 
 'A<pavaiv(o^ f. avio, = dcpavu). 
 'A<I>AYPO'S, d, bv, weak, infirm ; 
 d(pavp6Ttpog, comp. d^avpora- 
 Tog^ superl. as if fr. a intcns. & 
 (pavpog, (pavXbg, or Travpog, or 
 fr. 
 'A(l)av(i), f. avffio.to dry, burn up, 
 
 ftmiish. Th. avio, to dry. 
 'A(pdu), f. d<To>, to touch, feel, han- 
 dle, examine ; d<p6o)VTa, poet, 
 for dtpCJvTa : fr. uTrrio, dtprj. 
 'Acptyyvg, £oc, o, »/, dark, blind, 
 
 without light : fr. a, (psyyog. 
 'A(pedpu)V, iovogy 6, a sink : fr. 
 dirb, tcpa, a seat. I3y d^t^pcjya 
 some understand the intestine 
 called the rectum. 
 'AcpsriTf, Ion. for dcpnrs, 2 pi. a. 
 
 2. subj. act. fr. d<pii)iii. 
 'A<pedilg, a. 1. part, \kxss. d<pi6rjv, 
 Tjg, rjj a. 1. ind. pass. d(piOt)y 3 
 sing. a. 1. subj. pjiss. d(peOi)vai, 
 a. 1. inf. pass. d^t9r]<T0fiai, & in 
 3 pi. d<ptOtj<TOPTai, f. 1. ind. pass, 
 fr. d^irjfii. 
 'A(peiSeio, w, f. i)to), not to spare, 
 
 show no favour, disregard : & 
 'A(ptidk(i)gf Ion. for 'AcpeiSiog, also 
 'A06i^cta>e, adv. unsparingly, li- 
 berally : fr. 
 'A(ptih)g, £oc, 6, >/, unsparing, 
 liberal, prodigal. 'A(pnCk<jTaTa 
 Tifioipt'lffOaif to punish most un- 
 sparingly, severely : a, (ptidojxai. 
 'A(pti^iaj ag, >/, unsparingness, 
 profuseness ; cruelty : d<peici]g. 
 'A<pei6t}v, & in 3 pi. d<ptii)riaav, 
 
 a. 1. ind. pass, of d<pirjfii. 
 'A0aXf, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. 
 d<pti\erOf 3 sing. a. 2. ind. m. fr. 
 d(paipk(jj. 
 'A(pt'ifiai, perf. pass. fr. dfpitjfii, 
 
 perf. part. pass. d<peifitvog. 
 'A(ptifieVf we omitted ; 1 pi. a. 2. 
 ind. act. for dtpsfiev, i'r. dipt] i', of 
 d^u/ftt; or a. 2. opt. for diptitj^tv, 
 as dutv for th]^uv, by sync. 
 (100) 
 
 A<^E 
 
 'A0cTvat, to have sent off ; a. 2. 
 
 inf. act. fr. d<pir]fii. 
 'A0£ic, tvTog, & in f. g. d(ptiaa, 
 having relinquished ; a. 2. part, 
 act. fr. dipirjfii. 
 
 'A(peKrkov, it must be abstained 
 from : fr. dirkx^l^^h *o abstjiiii. 
 'A0sXeia, ag, ^ >/, evenness, sim- 
 plicity : fr. d(ptXf]g. 
 'A<ptXav,ii. 2. inf. act. fr. dcpaipkw. 
 'A(ptXiiTai, 3 sing. f. 2. m. & 
 ' A(ptXt(T9cu, a. 2. inf. m. dtp'tXia- 
 06, you took away. Ion. fur 
 dtptiXiffOtf 2 pi. of a. 2. m. 
 d^eiXofirjv, ov, tTO, of dcpaipsuj, 
 'A^sXyg, 2 sing. a. 2. subj. act. of 
 
 dipaipeio. 
 'A<l>EAH S, eog, o, >/, without 
 stones, level, smooth ; simple, 
 plain, frugal : fr. a, ^tXXtvg. 
 'A(p6XKvuj, f. vffio, to draw or take 
 away, remove : fr. aTro, tXKin». 
 'A(piXKu)y f. KoJ, to drag or tear 
 
 away from : fr. d-rrb, cXkw. 
 ' AfpeXofxijVf Ion. for d(peiX6fii]v,n. 
 
 2. ind. m. fr. d(paipku), 
 'AcptXorng, nrog, 1), simplicity, the 
 
 same as d(ptXtia. Th. diptXijg. 
 'A(piXu}fiai, y, ijrat, a. 2. subj. m. 
 
 fr. d<paipiit). 
 'A(ptXo)Vy having taken away ; a. 
 2. part. act. fr. the same. 
 'A^fXuit;, simply, singly, clearly, 
 
 adv. fr. dipiXijg. 
 'A0£/xa, aroc, rb, whatever is sent 
 away,a sending away: fr.d0t///<c. 
 'Acptfxtvogy having left, sent ott' ; 
 part. a. 2. m. of dipujut. 
 A«l>EN02, ov, 6, or tog, rb, S. 
 by sync. d(pvog, ov, o, or eng, to, 
 riches, wealth, revenue, properly 
 of one year ; as if dip' tvbg tvov, 
 the collection of one year. 
 'AtpivTi, djit. sing. a. 2. part. act. 
 
 fr. diptig^ of d(pij]fii. 
 'A06?aj, tig, ei, I will abstain, f. 
 
 1. ind. act. fr. dirfxio. 
 "A (pspKTog, 6, //, shut out, excluded : 
 
 fr. dirb, tipyu). 
 'A(pkpTroj, f. -^/tu, p. (pa, to creep, 
 steal, or sneak away, withdraw: 
 fr. dirb, cpTTOj. 
 'A^epTog, b, 1), intolerable : fr. «, 
 
 tptput. 
 'A06p;//oi, Dor. for d<pip\poj, I 
 shall go back, f. 1. ind. act. of 
 dcpipiru). 
 'Aiptg, eru), pardon, permit, let 
 go ; and in pi. d(piTi, a. 2. imper. 
 act. fr. d(p'njfii. 
 'A(pi(Tig, siog, 7/,release, remission, 
 forgiveness, divorce, dismissal ; 
 a starting-place : fr. dcpitjfii. 
 'A^earaitjv, poet, for d<pi(TTaii}y, 
 ])i*es. opt. act. fr. a06(rr?//ii, for 
 
 d(pifTT7][Xl. 
 
 'A^KTTam, they cease, by syne. 
 
 for d<pf<TTrjKaai, 3 pi. pei-f. in<l- 
 
 act. Ac 
 'AtpiaraTi, by sync, for aV/)£crr»}- 
 
 A4>H 
 
 cars, 2 pi. perf. ind. act. fr. 
 d<pi<Trrjni. 
 
 ' \(l)tfTTr{Kuj, f. J/sw, to secede, a- 
 Itaiiduii one's party or friends : 
 fr. d(pt(TTT]Ka, perf. of d(pi(TTi]fu. 
 
 'A(pi(TTiog, b, 1), away from h<»mc ; 
 not a domestic : fr. dirb, laria. 
 
 ' A<psTai, iop, ai, the starting-place; 
 a street in LacedaMiion ; a city 
 of Magnesia : fr. d<piijfii. 
 
 'A(piTi, send away ; 2 pi. a. 2. 
 iniper. act. of d<pn]fii. 
 
 'A(ptTsov, it is to be dismissed : & 
 
 'A^froc, b, >/, dismissed, free ; 
 sacred; opposed, rejected ; aban- 
 doned, prostituted : fr. d(p'irifii. 
 
 'A(ptvu), f. (Tit), to scorch, singe, 
 set on fire, burn : fr. dirb, tvoj. 
 
 'A(pe-^oj, or v//£w, f. d0f;|///(Ttu, to 
 hoil away : fr. dirb, f i//w. Hence 
 
 ' A<p'f^-^t]^a, arog, rb, & 'Atpexpig, 
 tiog, 1), a decoction, broth. 
 
 'JiipiujKci, Att. for d^iiKa, 1 smg. 
 perf. ind. act. & 
 
 'A(pkiouTai, 3 pi. perf. pass. Att. 
 for d(pelprai, fr. dtpirj^i. 
 
 'AcptMpa, Att. for djxvpa, 3 sing, 
 inipf. act. fr. dipopdoj. 
 A !/>/}, fjg, 1), touch, feeling ; a 
 blow ; joining, harmony ; light- 
 ing ui>, kindling : fr. perf. //^a, 
 of dirroj. 
 
 'A<pi]yto^ai, ov^ai, f. i)(Jop.ai, p. 
 pass. t]fiai, to lead forth or back, 
 command, relate, commemorate ; 
 part. pres. m. d(pt)yovj.iivog, 
 leading, a leader, prince : fr. 
 rtTTo, //yso/iai. Hence 
 
 ' -\'pt)yj]fia, arog, rb, a leading 
 forth : also same as 
 
 '-'^(pi'iyrjfftg, ecog, 1), a story, me- 
 moir, narrative. 
 
 'AfpiiKa, a. 1. ind. act. d<piiv, rig, 
 ij, a. 2. ind. dtpifTtf 2 pi. a. 2. 
 siihj. act. fr. dcpiTjfii. 
 
 'A(pij\aro, he leai)ed away ; 3 
 sing. a. 1 . m. fr. dipdXXofiai. 
 
 *A<;if;/L(at, to sit apart: dirb, ij/iai. 
 
 ' A'pt'lHapTov, eg, t, I missed, erred 
 from; a. 2. ind.act.fr. dipafiap- 
 rdi'di. 
 
 'A(i)iifitptvu), f. au}, to absent one's 
 self for a day : fr. dirb, yfiepevio. 
 
 A'j)iiijfitpog, ov, 6, hanging fi*oni ; 
 jH-rf.part. pass. fr. dyidTrrw, perf. 
 pass. dipTjiJifiai. Th. uirru). 
 
 'A(pi]vid'Cu), f. d(Tu}, p. aKa, to 
 shake ott", spurn the reins, be re- 
 fractory : fr. dirb, y'lvia. Hence 
 
 Acpqviaafibg, ov, o, refractori- 
 ness, disobedience. 
 
 '^^ypkOiiv, a. 1. ind. pass. fr. 
 dipaipku). 
 
 -\'pypt6flT]P, OVfiTJV, tOV, ov, StTO, 
 
 t~iTo, I was taking away, impf. 
 ind. m. of d<paipiofiai, ovfiai. 
 ^^(ptjTopog, gen. sing. fr. 
 Af/)>/r(up,opoc,o, a shooter, darter; 
 an epith. of A polio, the god of the 
 bow : fr. d^t/^/xi, to shoot forth. 
 
 'A^GAI, aiv, al, painful tumours 
 or ulcers in the face : as if irapd 
 TO dirroj, to inflame. 
 
 ' A(p9ap(Tia,ag, ?/, in»mortality, in- 
 corruptibility : fr. a, <pOdpaig. 
 
 " AtpOaprog, b, 7), incorruptible, 
 immortal : fr. a, ^Oaprog. 
 
 'A<p9tig, a. 1. part. pass. fr. ijfpOijv, 
 
 of UTTTU). 
 
 "A<pOt), Dor. or Ion. by dropping 
 the augment, for ij(p9ij, 3 sing. 
 
 a. i. ind. pass, of uirrio. 
 "AipOiTog, b, if, incorruptible ; the 
 
 same as d(p9apTog : fr. a, (p9'no. 
 ' A<p96yyoi<Ti, dat. pi. Ion. fr. 
 " A(p9oyyog, b, »/, .speechless, 
 
 dumb : fr. a, <p96yyog. 
 ' A(p06vaTog, Dor. for ' A(p96vr)Tog, 
 
 b, r), uneiivied, not an object of 
 envy : fr. a, (pdovtio. Hence 
 
 'A(p9oPE(TTepog, poet, for d<p9ov(!j- 
 Ttpog, less liable to be envied. 
 
 'A<p9ovia, ag,7), abundance; fi*ee- 
 dom from envy : fr. 
 
 " A(p9ovog, b, 7), without envy, 
 without grudging, liberal, boun- 
 teous, plentiful, abundant. Hence 
 'A<p96votg, adv. without envy, 
 abundantly : fr. a, <p96vog. 
 
 ''A<p9opog, b, 7), uncorrupted,pure, 
 young : fr. a, (p9tip(tj. 
 
 'A^I'A, ag, 7), a sort of plant. 
 
 'A^idtTi, they dismiss, acquit ; 3 
 j)l. pres. ind. act. for d<pulcri. 
 Ion. dcpikaai, of dtpitjfxi. 
 
 'A<p'iynai, perf. pass, of d(piKvk- 
 ofiai. 
 
 'A0(c^p f'/ia, arog, rb, a statue ; 
 shrine, temple : fr. 
 
 'A<pidpvvo), & 'A(pi^pvu), f. iJVw, 
 to set up, place, dedicate ; place 
 at a distance : fr. aTro, l^puw. 
 
 ' A<p'u9i, trtu, let go j pres. imper. 
 act. of d<pi7]fii. 
 
 'Aipiei, 3 sing. impf. for d<pirj, fr. 
 d(pisu), tXg, tl, for d(pi7]fii. 
 
 'A^idg, ivrog, pres. part. act. fr. 
 
 'AJ)dvai, pres. inf. act, fr. dcpbj^i. 
 
 'A0t£p6(t>, f. loffu), to purify, con- 
 secrate : fr. dirb, Up6(t). 
 
 'A<pb]fn, to send away, let go, 
 permit, dismiss, release, acquit, 
 remit, pardon, neglect, abandon, 
 divorce, leave behind, hurl, send 
 forth, let loose ; intr. to set out, 
 put out, set sail ; d(pUre, 2 pi. 
 pres. imper. act. d<pdvai, pres. 
 inf. act. i. d<pr]<Ju), a. I. d^iiica, 
 a. 2. d^ijv, 7]g, i), a. 2. iniper. 
 d<peg, krio, & in 2 pi. d<psTi, a. 
 2. subj. d<pCJ, yg, y, a. 2. part. 
 d(ptig, kpTog, pres. pass, d^iefiai, 
 aai, rai, pert', pass, d^iifiai, & 
 3 pi. d(peivrai, & Att. dipsuivrat, 
 a. 1. pass. d(pi'i9r)p, 7]g, rj, a. 1. 
 subj. pass. d(pt9ui, yg, y, f. 1. 
 pass. d<pe97)<TOfxai : fr. dirb, ujfii, 
 to send. 
 
 'A^iKd'vu)fthe same asa^iKveo/xat. 
 (101) 
 
 A4>1 
 
 'A(piKe(T9e, 2 pi. a. 2. ind. ra. & 
 
 'AipiKsro, he returned, 3 sing. a. 
 2. ind. m. d(piKicr9ai,a.2. inf. m. 
 fr. d(piK}'kofiai. 
 
 ' A<piKtv, Dor. for dtpiKov, 2 sing, 
 a. 2. ind. in. or a. 2. imp. m. of 
 d(piKi'kofiai. So d(piKviv, Dor. 
 ^ JEto\. for d(piKvov, pres. imp. 
 
 'A(piKT]ai, you may have arrived ; 
 by an Ion. pai-agoge for dtpUy, 
 2 sing. a. 2. subj. m. fr. 
 
 ' AipiKpsofiai, ovfiai, to arrive at, 
 come to, reach, attain, return ; 
 gen. pi. pres. part. m. d<piKvov- 
 fitpojPfi^rcs. inf. m. d^tKpua9ai, 
 f. m. dipi^ofxai, perf. pass. d(p- 
 Xyfiai, a. 2. m. dcpiKOftjjVfOv, eto, 
 a. 2. subj. m. d<hiKojfiai, y, i/r 1, 
 a. 2. inf. d(piKea9ai : fr. dirb, 
 
 tKPEOfiai. 
 
 ' A^iKoixEvog, a. 2. part. m. fr. the 
 preceding. 
 
 'A^iKrrwp, opog, b, 7), a suppliant ; 
 invoked by suppliants : fr. d(p- 
 tfcrto/iai. 
 
 ' AipiKiojxai, y, 7;rat, a. 2. subj. m. 
 fr. d(piKVEOfiai. 
 
 'A(piXdya9og, b, 7), an enemy to 
 good men : fr. a, ^iXdya9og. 
 
 ' A(piXdv9pu)irog, b, t), not a lover 
 of man, not philanthropic, in- 
 human ; ' A<piXav9pioiria, ag, 7), 
 inhumanity ; ' A(pi\ap9pioiru)g, 
 adv. inhumanly : fr. a, <piXdp- 
 9p(t}irog. 
 
 'AipiXdpyvpog, b, 7), free from 
 avarice : fr. a, <piXdpyi>pog. 
 
 'A^iXavrug, b, 7), not selfish, dis- 
 interested : fr. a, <piXavTog. 
 
 ' A(plX7)Tog, 6, »/, not beloved : fr. 
 a, (piXtio. 
 
 'A(piXog, b, 7], unfriendly, without 
 friends : fr. a, ^iXog. 
 
 ' A^iXurTfiog, 6, ij, unambitious ; 
 used in a good or bad sense : fr. 
 a, (piXorifiog. 
 
 'AipiKig, Eiog, Tj, a coming, arrival, 
 departure : fr. d^iKpkofxai. 
 
 'Aipi^ojiat, f. 1. m. of dtpiKVEOfiai. 
 
 'A<pnnnia, ag, 7j, want of skill m 
 horsemanship : fr. 
 
 'AcptiriTEvoj, f. EV(Tu),to ride away: 
 fr. aTTO, iirirtvuj. 
 
 ' Atpiiiirog, b, 7/, inconvenient for 
 cavaliy, unskilled in horseman- 
 ship : fr. dirb, 'iirirog. 
 
 'A<piirTafiai, to fly away, escape ; 
 die ; f. m. rjaofiai, a. 2. ind. act. 
 diTEiTT7]P, a. 2. m. dirEirTdfiijv 
 or onrjv, a. 2. part. m. diroirrd- 
 fiEPog: fr.dirb,'iirrafiai,or irrdio. 
 
 'AcpiffTuio, <jj, same as 
 
 'A(pi(TTr]fii, to put or place away, 
 place apart, separate, lead away, 
 withdraw, dissuade, alienate, 
 excite to revolt ; desist, stand 
 aloof ; depart, revolt, be absent 
 or distant; mid. to repay, revolt; 
 pass, to be separated, be plucked 
 off, omit, abstam from ; f. diro- 
 
A4>0 
 
 A<J>P 
 
 ffrrjffio, p. d^saT)]Ka, a. 2. aV- 
 
 ((TTTjVj a. 2. imper. d-TrocrTrjOi, 
 
 r'jTio, & ill 2 1)1. ciTToaDjre, a. 2. 
 
 subj. d-TTOffTU), yg, y, a. 2. ini. 
 
 dTTOCTTrjvaij a. 2. part. dTtoaraQ. 
 
 The pres., impf., a. I. & fut. 
 
 have generally an act. signif. ; 
 
 the pei-f., plupf., & a. 2. a neuter; 
 
 pres. m. dcpiarafxai, crai, & in 3 
 
 pi. d(pi(TTavTai, pres. imper. m. 
 
 d<pi(TTa<To, f. 1. m.dTro(TTt](TOfiai, 
 
 I will revolt : fr. ctTro, toTJ/jLU. 
 
 *A(pix^ui, pcrf. inf. pass. ; fr. perf. 
 
 md. d(fiy[iai ; fr. dtpiKveof-iai. 
 'AtpXaarov, ov, to, the highest 
 part of a ship, extremity of the 
 stern : fr. a, (pXdaOai, i. e. 0\d- 
 ffOni, not easily to be broken. 
 'A^XtKTog, 6, i;, unburnt, un- 
 cooked : fr. a, <p\Eyu). 
 'A(p\6yi<7Tog, o, /), not inflamma- 
 ble, unburnt : fr. a, ^Xoyt^o*. 
 'AtpXaiffubg, ov, 6, the same as 
 dippbg, ov, 6, foam, by changing 
 p into X, li })leonasm of t. 
 'Aipveibg, 6, i], rich ; poet, for 
 
 d(pvi6g. Th. d<pevog, riches. 
 'A^veiCJ, Dor. for dfpveiov, gen. 
 
 sing. fr. dcpveiog. 
 'A(pvio, adv. suddenly ; by syne, 
 of a, & apoc. of <y, for dfpavuiq : 
 fr. a, (paivuj, to show. 
 'A(p6^3r]Tog, 6, »/, unterrified, with- 
 out fear : fr. a, 0o/3£w. 
 'A(l>oiiia, ag, /), security : fr. 
 *A0o/3oe, o, 77, intrepid, fearless : 
 
 fr. a, (po^og. Hence 
 'A06/3a>g, adv. intrepidly, Avithout 
 
 fear. 
 'A(p6csv[ia, aroQ, to, excrement : 
 
 fr. d<poStvio. 
 
 ' A(j)odtvTf}piov, ov, TO, a sink : fr. 
 
 'A<po^tvio, f. ivffio, p. d<p('odiVKa, to 
 
 void the excrements : fr. d(podog. 
 
 'A<p6diov, ov, TO, poet. d<p6phov, 
 
 fr. 
 "Atpodog, OV, y), a departure, re- 
 turn ; a sink, privy, tilth, excre- 
 ment : fr. aTTo, bdog. 
 'A(poi(iavTog, 6, 17, not purified, 
 
 unclean : fr. a, 0ot/3aiVw. 
 'A(p6noiog, 6, //, dissimilar, un- 
 like : fr. dirb, ofioiog. 
 'A^ofioioio, Cj, to make like, liken, 
 assimilate, f. wino, p. d<pi>>noi- 
 WKU, peif. pass, d^wftoiwjuai, 
 part, dipojixonvfikvog, assimilated : 
 fr. drrb, b^oioto. 
 'A0o7r\i^a>, f. (crw, p. d^wTrXt/ca, 
 to disarm ; put off or strip oft 
 armour ; ckPottXi^ovto, 3 pi. impf. 
 pass. Ion. : fr. dirb, ottXi^w. 
 'A^opdw, 0), to look upon, regard, 
 look back, view from a distance ; 
 f. a (Tit), p. d^wpttica, & Att. d^tw- 
 pCiKa : fr. drrb, bpdm. 
 'A<p6pdiov, used by Nicander for 
 d^oSiov, p inserted for the sake 
 01 the metre, excrement : fr. 
 d<podog. 
 
 'A(p6pi]T0Q, 6, //, intolerable, bur- 
 densome : fr. a, (popiu). 
 
 'A(popia, ag, 1), sterility : d(l>opog. 
 
 'AiponifX, 3 sing. f. 1. Att. fr. 
 
 ' A0opi^(u, to separate, choose, dis- 
 tinguish, define, designate, limit, 
 assign ; drive from the frontiei*s 
 or from society, excommunicate: 
 impf. d(piopi^ov, f. d(popi(TU), & 
 Att. dtpopiu), €ig, el, p. dipiopiKa, 
 a. 1. d(pu)pi(Ta, imper. d^opiffov, 
 uTio, a. 1. subj, d^opiaoj, yg, y, 
 part. d(popi(Tag, avTog, pf. pass. 
 d<pu)pi(Tfiai, part. d(}>iopia^uvog, 
 separated, a. 1. \)Siss.d(po)piffOi]v, 
 7]g, 1], a. 1. imper. d^opiaOijTi, 
 & in 2 pi. d<popi(j9)]Te : fr. d-Trb, 
 bpiKio. Hence 
 
 'Aipopifffia, ciTog, to, any thing 
 defined and separated by bound- 
 aries. 
 'AtpopLfffxivog, perf, part. pass. 
 
 Ion. fr. d^opt'^w. 
 'A0opifTju6f, 01', o,a limitation, de- 
 finition, separation ; d(popi(T[iol, 
 aphorisms, short sentences : fr. 
 1 pers. pei-f. i)ass. of d^opt'^w. 
 'A(popndio, f. //Tw, to rush or haste 
 away, go away, march off, de- 
 part : fr. aTrb, bpfidu). 
 'A<popixkio, f. ?';(rw, to depart, set 
 
 sail from : fr. dirb, 6p/<£tu. 
 'A(j)op^u), rig, r), an occasion, op- 
 
 hisanc : & 
 'A(i>packu)g, adv. inconsiderately, 
 
 rashly : fr. 
 'A(j)pah)g, tog, 0, »/, rash, incon- 
 siderate, unadvised : fr. a, 0po. 
 ^oj. Hence 
 'A<pnadia, ag, »/, & Ion. 'A^paft/j, 
 imprudence, inconsideratcnciis : 
 d(ppaBiyffiv, dat. pi. Ion. fr. 
 dtppa^iaig. 
 'A^padjjiopijjg, adv. inconsiderate- 
 ly : fr. 
 'A((>pdSfi(t)v, ovog, b, //, inconsider- 
 ate, unskilled : fr. a, (ppd'Cio. 
 'A<ppaivu}, f. avCJ, to be foolish (»!• 
 mad ; pres. part. d^patVwv ; fr. 
 a, (ppfiv. 
 'AippaKTog, b, 1), unfortified, un- 
 protected : fr. a, (ppdarrw. 
 'AcppaffTog, b, r}, not said, not to 
 be spoken ; unobserved, unex- 
 pected, sudden, strange, fooli>li : 
 ig Tb d^paffToTaTov, x^9^^^' 
 understood, in a most secrvt 
 place : fr. a, (ppd^oj. 
 'Aippku), w, f. ?/<Tw, to froth, foam. 
 
 Th. d<pp6g. 
 'AippijTwp, opog, 6, an outcast, 
 outlaw, who belongs to no tribi- ; 
 who hates society : fr. a, <ppii- 
 
 Tiijp. 
 
 'A^pi^w, to foam, excite foam r>r 
 froth ; f. iaio, p. 7/0p(K-a. Tli. 
 
 portunity, pretext, money set 
 
 apart for a certain use, resource 
 means of living, necessaries ; ir- 
 ruption, invasion ; refuge, suc- 
 cour : fr. dTTO, bpfiT]. 
 'A0op/i//0tTtv, for dtpopurjOtiqaav, 
 3 pi. a. 1. opt. pass. fr. d<popfidw. 
 'A^opfxiyKTog, 6, r), unaccom]»a- 
 nied by the lyre : fr. a, ^opfu'^tu. 
 *A0opftt^w, f. ffw, to lead out of 
 
 harbour : fr. dvrb, op/tj^w. 
 'A^op/ioc, 6, »/, without a har- 
 bour : fr. dTTO, opfxog. 
 'A(popoX6yj]Tog, 6, r), free from 
 paying tribute : fr. a, (popoXoykio. 
 'A<popog, b, »'/, sterile, fruitless : 
 
 fr. a, <p'tpu). 
 'A^opvKTog, b, y, imstained with 
 
 blood : fr. a, (popvcrcrio. 
 'A0o(T(otu, f. (oau), p. loKa, to con- 
 secrate, devote, discharge one's 
 self from a vow, expiate, depre- 
 cate : fr. dTTO, baioijo. Hence 
 'Aipoffiojfxa, aTog, Tb, an expiatory 
 sacrifice : & 
 'Aipoaiioaig, nog, y, expiation. 
 
 'A0' ov TOTt, for dTTO TOV TUTt 
 
 Xpovov, from that time. 
 
 A0ot;, for dcpto, Ion. for dcptao, 
 
 deliver, a. 2. imper. m. ; fr. d<pi- 
 
 fitjv, a. 2. m. fr. dtpirjui. 
 ' A(p6(ovTa, poet, for d<pibvTa, ace. 
 
 sing, i^art. pres. fr. dipdoj. 
 ' Aippa^kovn, without knowledge ; 
 
 dat. sing. pres. part. fr. 
 'A0pa^€w, f. j)(To}, p. i]Ka, to act 
 
 unadvisedly, speak foolishly, be 
 (102) 
 
 d^po^' 
 
 'A^piKij, rjg, y), xVfrica. 
 
 'A^ptKrj, adv. without shudder- 
 ing : fr. a, (ppiffaio. 
 
 'A<ppoyiviia, ag, //, & -y£Vt)c, foc, 
 6, T], produced from the froth <>t' 
 the sea, an epith. of Venus : Ir. 
 d^pog, yti'og, yeivofxai. 
 
 'A0po^t(Tid^w, f. (Ttu, to indulge in 
 sensual pleasures ; pass, to be 
 violated : & 
 
 'A(ppo^i(TiaKbg, rj, bv, belonging 
 to Venus : fr. 'A^po^iri;. 
 
 'A<ppo^i(Tia(TTr)g, ov, b, a libertin»\ 
 
 'A<ppodi(Ttog, b, 1), relating to Ve- 
 nus, licentious : fr. 
 
 'A^POAl'TH, ijg, 1), Venus ; be- 
 cause she is fabled to have been 
 produced i^ d0poL',fromthefoani 
 of the sea ; love, desire, lust, 
 enjoyments of love ; beauty, ele- 
 gance, grace. 
 
 'A^poKo^oc, o, 1), having the hair 
 covered with foam : fr. dipt/oi:, 
 
 KOfiT}. 
 
 'A^povlw, f. /y<Tw, to be foolish ov 
 
 mad ; dcppoviovTag, ace. pi. pt' 
 
 pres.: fr. d^pwj'. 
 "AppovTig, ilog, 6, »/, free from 
 
 care, secure : fr. a, <ppovTig. 
 ' A^ppovTiaTtii), w, f. r)at»), p. rjKOs 
 
 to have no care for, neglect : ^ 
 ' A0povrt<Trta,ac, 7), negligence :iV. 
 'A^povnoTof, 6, 17, unthought ot, 
 
 free from care, careless, secure, 
 
 mad : fr. a, ^poi/rt'^w. 
 ' A<ppovTi<JTU}g, adv. without care 
 
 A4>a 
 
 or reflection : fr. the above. 
 
 'A<l>p6voig, adv. foolishly, incau- 
 tiously : fr. d(ppiov. 
 
 'A*PO'S, ov, b, froth, foam. 
 
 *A0po(rt, dat. pi. fr. d<pp(t)v. 
 
 'Acppoffvvrj, r]g, »/, folly, madness, 
 inij»rudence : fr. 
 
 'A<ppMV, ovog, b, r), foolish, im- 
 prudent, mad : fr. a, <ppr}v. 
 
 '.[(pvcpaii'oj, f. aroj, to wash : 
 fr. dirb, vSpaivu). 
 
 'Aipvtj, rjg, t), a fish ; the anchovy. 
 
 'Afvijg, iog, b, i], wanting natural 
 talent, stupid, rude, simple : fr. 
 rt, <pvi]. Hence 
 
 'A^i'fa, ag, »/, a dull genius, stu- 
 pidity, iucapacity, awkwardness. 
 
 'A^vKTog, 6, 1), poet, for d(psvKTog, 
 inevitable, unavoidable, uner- 
 ring: fr. a, (ptvyoj. Hence adv. 
 'A^vKTwg, without hope of es- 
 cape. 
 
 'A<l)vXaKTkio, u), f. r](To), not to 
 watch over, neglect : fr. 
 
 ' Ac^vXaKTog^ b, //, unobservant, in- 
 ca'itious ; unobserved, ill guard- 
 ed : fr. a, 0i;Xd(T(T<i>. 
 
 ' '^uXdxrrwf, adv. incautiously, 
 unguardedly : & 
 
 'A<pvXa'iia, ag, >), want of pre- 
 caution : fr. the above. 
 
 ' A<pv\Xog, b, //, leafless : fr. a, 
 (puWov. 
 
 'A(j)V^oJ, Dor. for d^u^o), I will 
 draw, f. 1. ind. act. of d<pv(Tffit). 
 
 'ApvTTi'i^io, f. ffu), to wake from 
 sleep : fr. dTTo, vTrvi^m. 
 
 'A(pv7ri'6io, to sleep, sleep off ; f. 
 ix)(Tii), p. d<pvTrv<siKa, a. 1. d(pv7r- 
 vojoa : fr. dTro, virvog, sleep. 
 
 'Atpvayerbg, ov, b, a draught, filth, 
 mud : fr. d<l>im. 
 
 A(pvaaai, poet, for d(pv(Tai, a. 1. 
 inf. act. fr. 
 
 'A<pv(T(To), to draw, draw out, quaff, 
 pour out, in, or upon ; f. ^w, f. 
 1. inf. dtpvKtiv : fr. d(pvu}. 
 
 ' AlpVffTtpku}, a, f. T](Tii}, p. i]Ka, to 
 
 be disappointed, be too late : fr. 
 
 CITTO, V<TTipkiO. 
 
 ' A(pvTiVTog, b, r/, unplanted : fr. 
 
 CITTU, <pvTsv<jj. 
 'A*Y'i2, f. vaio, p. ■q<pvKa, to draw, 
 
 draw out, exhaust, empty. 
 
 A0 w, Dor. for d^' ov, j(;poi'oy 
 
 understood, from the time that. 
 A^' (Zv iSvvaTO, as well as he 
 
 was able. 
 
 A^' lore, sc. xpovio. Dor. for d<p' 
 
 ov xpovov, from which time. 
 A(p(jt}noiwfiBvog, assimilated, perf. 
 
 pa.ss. fr. dipofioiou). 
 
 A(l>ojvT]Tog, Of rj, poet, for d0w- 
 
 I'og. 
 A^wi'ia, Ion. 'A0wi/tr/, ag, 1), 
 
 want of speech, silence : fr. 
 
 A<l)o)vog, ov, 6, j), speechless, 
 
 <lunib, silent : fr. a, <pojvrj. 
 A^iopiyov, eg, e, impf. d^wpica, 
 
 «<,', t, a. 1. md. act. fr. d(popiC(o. 
 
 AXE 
 
 'A<pw<nv, they might dismiss ; 3 
 pi. a. 2. subj. act. fr. dipit]ni. 
 
 'Ax«t«j «Cj »/> the name of a dis- 
 trict of Greece, Achaia. 
 
 'Axctt^a, ace. sing. fr. 'Ax«tC- 
 tdog, 1), an Achaian or Grecian 
 woman, Achaia. Hence 
 
 'Axa'iKbg, t), bv, Grecian. 
 
 'Axniig, tdog, »';, pi. 'Axnd^tg, 
 Grecian women. 
 
 Axctivai, ujv, oi & ai, stags : fr. 
 a city in Achaia. 
 
 ' Axaiol, Achiri,GreciSins ; ace. pi. 
 'Axatovg : fr. 'Axaia, Greece. 
 
 'AxdXlvog, b, 1), unbridled, unre- 
 strained : fr. a, x«Xij^6f. 
 
 'AxaXivu/Tog, b, 1), unbridled, un- 
 tamed, unconquerable : fr. a, x«- 
 Xivou). 
 
 "AxaXKog, b, »'/, without brass, i. e. 
 armour or money : fr. a, xoXKog. 
 
 'AXA'NH, T}g, r), a kind of Per- 
 sian coni-measure, or corn-chest. 
 
 'AxavTig, eog, b, t), not gaping, 
 nuite, dumb ; fr. a i)riv. ; gaping 
 wide, huge, vast, immense : fr. 
 a intens. xatvw. 
 
 'Ax«pt, unpleasant, n. g. fr. 
 
 'Axopig, tTog, b, y, wanting grace 
 or charms, unpleasant, disagree 
 able, painful, ungrateful : fr. a, 
 
 'Axapi(TTso), M, f. r)(Tio, p. rjKa, to 
 be ungrateful, uncompliant, dis- 
 obedient ; in pass, to experience 
 ingratitude : fr. dxdpiffTog. 
 
 'AxctpKTTia, ag, rj, ingratitude: fr. 
 
 'AxdptoToe, b, )), ungraceful, un- 
 grateful ; not meeting with gra- 
 titude : fr. a, x^^P^Zofxai. 
 
 'AxctpicFTujg, ungracefully, un- 
 gratefully, adv. fr. dxdpiffTog. 
 
 'AXA'THS, ov, b, a species of 
 gem, agate ; a proper name of 
 a companion of ^neas. 
 
 'Axei, Dor. for »)x**> ''^ resound 
 ed ; impf. act. fr. yx^ov, ovv, 
 eeg, tig ; fr. i)xf<*»- 
 
 'Axei, Dor. for »;x"j 3 sing. pres. 
 indie, act. fr. »)x^tu. 
 
 ' AxeifxaTog, 6, >), unexposed to 
 the storm : fr. a, xelfia. 
 
 'Ax^ip^^Q, nom. pi. fr. 
 
 'A x^i^pyQ-) ^oc< o, 1), wanting a hand 
 or hands ; mutilated ; "Axeipog, 
 b, j), & 'Ax«p, pog, b, 1), the 
 same : fr. a, x'lp- 
 
 ' Axf^^poTToiyTog, b, 7), not made 
 with hands or by man : fr. a, 
 XeipoTTouo). 
 
 'Axftpwrog, 6, y'l, unsubdued, un- 
 conquerable, not planted by 
 hands of man : fr. a, x^^pbto. 
 
 'AxeXuj'iog, ov, 6, Aclulous, the 
 name of a river. 
 
 'Ax«oe<Ta, Dor. for dx^ovtra. 
 
 'Axeovff, for dx^ovaa, grieving ; 
 pres. part. f. g. fr. dx^w. 
 
 'AXEPAOS, ov, 6, 7/, a kind of 
 thorn ; the black thoni, or wild 
 (103) 
 
 AXN 
 
 pear: fr. a, x^'P, because prickly. 
 
 'AXEPOrs, i^og, //, the white 
 poplar : fr. 'Ax^piov, because 
 Hercules brought it fi'om Ache- 
 ron. 
 
 ' Axe pto v., Acheron, a river of Epi- 
 rus ; also of Tartarus ; dxeog 
 poog, the river of woe. 
 
 'AxeixTii', JEo\. & Dor. for r)xov- 
 aiv, they sound, they modulate ; 
 3 1)1. pres. ind. act. fr. dxfw, 
 Dor. for ^x**^* 
 Axeifo), the same as 
 
 'Ax^^f f- ^<^i^i to grieve, bewail, 
 be attiicted, bear impatiently. 
 Th. dxog. 
 
 'Axeio, Dor. for »/x^^3 to resound, 
 echo. Th. vx<^Q- 
 
 'Axetov, pres. part. fr. dx^w. 
 
 'Axt)v, kvog, b, i'l, poor, indigent, 
 mendicant : fr. a, tx(o. Hence 
 
 'Ax^;vta, ag, y, poverty, want. 
 
 'AxOtii'bg, y, bv, troublesome, 
 irksome, grievous : fr. dx^og, 
 
 'AxOtLvCjg, adv. unwillingly. 
 
 'Ax^eig, led, a. 1. part. pass, dx- 
 OyaeaOe, 2 pi. f. 1. pass, dx^y- 
 vai, a. 1. inf. pass. fr. aytu. 
 
 'Ax^^^^'j -^tt. for dxOeay, 2 sing, 
 f. 1. m. fr. dxOofiat. 
 
 'Ax^'/^wi', ovog, y, zz dxGog. 
 
 "AxOoftai, to labour under a bur- 
 den, be oppressed, distressed, or 
 grieved ; take ill, be wearied 
 with, angry at ; with a dat. ; f. 
 Effoixai & yaofxai, p. pass. yxOy- 
 jxai ; fr. the obsol. verb dxOeo- 
 /xai : fr. 
 
 'AX0O2, eog, to, a weight, bur- 
 den, load, affliction, distress : fr. 
 dyiM), dx^yv, to carry. 
 
 ' AxQo(pop'nt), f. y(Tio, to bear a 
 weight or burden : fr. 
 
 'Ax^o^opot;, 6, y, one who carries 
 burdens, a porter : fr. dxOog, 
 
 (pkpdJ. 
 
 ^Ax^, where ; Dor. for y or yx** 
 'Axf^^ya, for 'AxiXXca, poet. fr. 
 ' AxiXXevg, eiog, eog, & Ion. yog, 
 
 b, Achilles ; hence 'AxtXXi7iog, 
 
 a, ov, belonging to Achilles. 
 'AxiTiov, ojvog, 6, >), without a 
 
 tunic : fr. a, xf^Tiov. 
 ' AxXanna, ag, y, want of a cloak 
 
 or upper garment : fr. 
 ' AxXaivog, b, y, without a cloak 
 
 or garment : fr. a, xXatj'rt. 
 'AxXoog, C(mtr. dxXovg, b, y, 
 
 without verdure or green com : 
 
 fr. a, xXoa. 
 'AxXvoeig, waa, tv, dark, cloudy: 
 
 ir. 
 'AX AY'S, vog, y, darkness, a 
 
 cloud, mist, blindness, sorrow. 
 'AxXyw, f. v<Tio, p. yxXvKa, to 
 
 darken, cloud, grow dark or 
 
 blind, obscure : fr. the preced. 
 'AXNA, or *Axvi/, yg, y, chaff, 
 
 husk, flour ; foam, froth, dew j 
 
 smoke, soot. 
 
AXQ 
 
 'A xvvfiaif to grieve, f. vcrofiai, p. 
 TJXvvcrfiai. Th, dx^Q- Hence 
 
 'AxvvfJitvog, pres. part. 
 
 'AxoT, dat. Dor. for yx^l, (as Aa- 
 roT lor A»jroT,) fr. //x^*'? <>o^> out;, 
 r), Echo. Th. r}x^>t- 
 
 'AxoXia, ag, 7), freedom from an- 
 ger : fr. 
 
 'AxoXog, 6, v, without gall or 
 anger or bitterness ; expelling 
 bile : fr. a, X'^Xrj. 
 
 'Axo/xat, to be grieved, groan : 
 
 fr. dxog. 
 'AxopiVTOQ, & 'Axopoc, 6, ?}, un- 
 accompanied with dancing, not 
 dancing, joyless, cheerless : fr. 
 
 a, XOpoc . 
 
 •AXOS, toe, TO, grief, soitow, 
 affliction, woe, trouble : Engl. 
 ache. 
 
 "AxpavTOQ, o, >;, unpolluted, un- 
 touched, pure, unmixed : fr. a, 
 Xpaii'U). 
 
 'AX PA' 2, ddog, »/, a wild pear 
 tree. 
 
 'A xp" oC> «> o^) useless, unadapted, 
 
 AO 
 
 to which no place is assigned : 
 
 fr. a, x^P'-Z*"' 
 "A^, adv. back, backwards, again, 
 
 immediately. 
 
 "Arpao, Ion. for d^po), & this Dor. 
 
 for i')\pio, 2 sing. a. 1. m. a;//aio, 
 
 2 sing. a. 2. opt. m. of aTTTofiat, 
 
 to touch ; f. u\l^oi.uu, a. 1. m. 
 
 jf^d^r]V, w, aro 
 
 "A;|/a(TOai,a.l.inf.m. of the same 
 
 'A^\javaT0Q, o, r/, untouched, un- 
 tasted ; not to be touched, sa- 
 cred ; that has not touched : fr. 
 a, rpavio. 
 
 'A\l^tyi]Q, sog, &'A^tKTog, 6, r), 
 unblamed ; irreproachuljle : fr. 
 a,\peyu). 
 
 'A\ptvdkoj, w, not to lie, to speak 
 truth : fr. 
 
 'A^tv^i)g, tog, 6, »/, free from 
 falsehood or deceit, true; in ace. 
 dypivCfa. Hence 
 
 'A4>tvdtwg,lon.for'A\pevdwg,Sidy. 
 
 truly : fr. o, ipivdog. 
 'A\l^tvaTti»), f. iiau), to speak the 
 truth, not to lie, be sincere : fr. 
 
 unseasonable, foolish : fr. a, A\p€v<TTog, o, //, not lying, un 
 
 XPtia. Hence 
 'Axpetortjg, rjTog, r), inutility. 
 'Axpttod), o), to render useless, f. 
 
 w(Tw, p. ^xpf'""^"j P^*^®' P^^^* 
 dxQtioonai, to become useless ; 
 perl', pass, rixptioj^ai, a. l.pass. 
 7)Xpitu)9nv, 6i in 3 pi. ^xP"'^^'?' 
 ffav : fr. dxptlog. 
 'Axp«it^C*adv. uselessly, basely : 
 
 fr. the same. 
 'Axpri'iog, for axp«toc, poet, by 
 
 dialysis. 
 'AxP^t<Troe,thesameasax|0^<yrog. 
 'Axpn^iarog, 6, r'/, poor, needy, 
 
 pennyless : fr. a, XP'/)""- 
 'Axprjfioffvvrj, rjg, y), poverty: fr. 
 'Axpr]^u>v, ovog, 6, »"/, moneyless, 
 
 poor : fr. the same. 
 'Axp^/TTOt;, 6, )/, useless, ineffec- 
 tual, inconvenient, wicked ; dat. 
 pi. dxph^Toiaiv : fr. a, x9n<^Tog- 
 'Axp«, or'Axpte, adv. the same 
 as n'iXP^i as far as, until ; quite 
 through ; with a gen. with re- 
 spect to, within, as long as. 
 'Axvp/iiti, dg, //, a heap of chaff : 
 
 fr, ax^'pov. 
 'Axvpo^oKij, r]g, i), a place where 
 chaff is collected : fr. dxvpov, 
 dexofiai. 
 "AXYPON, ov, TO, chaff, straw, 
 
 husk, litter. 
 'Axvpoitt, w, f. u)(rio, p. rjxvpi^Ka, 
 to spread or cover with chaff or 
 straw : fr. the above. 
 'Ax^pij^^i iuvoc, 6, a heap of chaff: 
 
 fr. the same. 
 'Axtl*, 'Ax«Sff, a. Dor. for rjx*^, 
 
 Echo. 
 'AXQ'P, Cjpog, 6, a running sore 
 in the head, scald-head ; as if 
 
 dxv(op : fi*- t^X^V- 
 'AxwptoToe, 6, r), not separated, 
 
 feigned, real, not falsified, not 
 eluded : fr. the same. 
 'Aypt](pi(TTog, o, »/, not chosen by 
 vote ; not having voted : fr. a, 
 
 'At//T^f C, nom. pi. fr. dxjyig, a fast- 
 
 ening. 
 
 'A\piKopog,6, T>), fastidious; cloyed, 
 as soon as he tastes or touches : 
 fr. aTTTOfiai, Kopog. 
 'Ai//iftaxf<i>, w, f. f'jffiu, to skirmish: 
 
 fr. dTTTOf-iai, ^iciXI- 
 "A\//ij', ace. sing. fr. ci^pig, nog, >'/, 
 
 touch. 
 'A^I'N eiON, ov, TO, absinthium, 
 
 wormwood. 
 ''A\l/iv9og, OV, 6, the same. 
 'A^^iQ, or 'A\pig, Idog, i), a fasten- 
 ing, connexion, bond, chain, 
 vault or arch, felloe of a wheel, 
 meshes of a net : fr. aTTTio. 
 "Ai//ic, sujg, »/, touch, handling : 
 
 fr. aTTTOfiai. 
 'A\poppog & 'Axl^oppoog, u, »), 
 flowing back, refluent, retro- 
 grade, backwards, back : fr. a\p, 
 poog. 
 "A;|/oc, iog, ovg, to, a connexion, 
 
 joint, limb : fr. diTTio. 
 'A^6(pi]Tog, 6, r), without noise, 
 
 quiet : fr. a, i/zo^sw. 
 'Ai/zo^oc, o, ?;, noiseless, quiet, 
 
 still : fr. a, ^p6<pog. 
 'Aypvxia, ag, j}, lifelessness, faint- 
 ing, cowardice : fr. 
 A^fvxog, 0,1), without life, inani- 
 mate, cowardly : fr. a,\pvxi). 
 ' Ato, obsol. to satiate, f. daui, a. 1. 
 drra, inf. pres. ajxtvai, contr. fr. 
 dk^tvat, 3 sing. l)ass. daTui. 
 Verb. adj. UTog ; with a priv. 
 daTog, contr. a roc- 
 'Atu, obsol. to hurt : see dciw. 
 (104) 
 
 BAB 
 
 'AQ, 'A«w, & 'A»//ii, to blow, 
 
 breathe ; sleep, rest ; shiuc, 
 
 burn. 
 'Ao)9ev, Dor. for rjCjOti', early, in 
 
 the morning ; adv. Th. ijwc, the 
 
 morning, Dor. awg. 
 'A,tui', (fovog. Dot. for yioi^, <k- 
 
 r}iu)V, ovog, 1], the shore. 
 'Aa;p£u>, Cj, f. i]<TiO, p. ifwpiiKa, to 
 
 neglect : fr. dtjjpog. 
 'Awpi, adv. unseasonably: fr. cm- 
 
 pog. 
 'Aiopia, ag, 1], unseasonableness, 
 
 immaturity : fr. the same. 
 ' AiopoXeiog, o, one who is un- 
 usually beardless : fr. the saTuc. 
 
 'Awpoi^i;/crog, 6, 1], in the dead of 
 night : fr. diopog, vv^. 
 
 "Autpog, 6, 1], unseasonable, lui- 
 timely, unripe, ugly, deforuKd, 
 unbecoming ; difficult to guard 
 or keep ; careless, negligent : Ir. 
 a, iopa, or atpa. 
 
 'Attipro, was suspended, hung, 3 
 sing. pi. plupf. pass, of atjVtw, 
 perf. pass, ijiopfiat. 
 
 'Auig, doog, doi<g, a, Dor. for jywr, 
 ;), the morning, Auroi-a. 
 
 'AioTiu), to, f. ?;»rw, or 'AtoTtino, f. 
 tvffu), to gather flowers; to sleep: 
 fr. 
 
 AQT02, 01;, 6, & "AiOTOV, ov, to, 
 a flower, the flow er or best of 
 any thing, fine wool. 
 AioTog, 6, /), w ithout cars or han- 
 dles : fr. a, ovg, ojTog. 
 
 B. 
 
 B, /3, the second letter, called 
 Beta; in numeration tico, & with 
 a small line beneath, p, 2000. 
 The Delphians use /3 for tt, us 
 fiiKpbg for TTiKp'g. The Mace- 
 donians for 0, as BiXimrog lor 
 ^iXiTTTTog ; S(mietimes it is su- 
 perfluous, as /Spocov for pvSoi: 
 BA^ja word used by people calliii? 
 to one another; an expression of 
 laughter, as if fr. (iodu). 
 Bd & BdOi, go. Dor. & by apoc. 
 for /3^0i, a. 2. imperat. fr. *^/p', 
 a. 2. of /3aii'w. 
 
 BdnX, 6, indecl. the name of an 
 idol among the Sidonians, Baal, 
 i. e. Lord, Master. The Car- 
 thaginians called it Bal ; the 
 Chaldeans, Bel. 
 Hrt/3a, an inarticulate sound. 
 \iaj3dlio, f. daio or d$w, p. ku or 
 Xa, the same as /3a^/3ah'w, to 
 utter an inarticulate sound, as 
 an infant : fr. (id^vj. 
 BABAT, BafiaidK, an exclama- 
 tion of wonder, bravo ! or tta- 
 TTai. 
 Ba/3«icr?jc, ov, o, a talkative, ]ira- 
 ting fellow, trifler, simpleton, 
 dancer : fr. /3«/3d^w. 
 
 BAG 
 
 Brt/3d\ioi/, ov, Tb, a cradle. 
 liaj3a\i<Tri]pia, lov, rd, 11 cradle ; 
 
 iu which infants [5a(5u^ov(Ti, cry. 
 TiuSaXoi', ou, TO, an ai)erture, 
 
 gate. 
 Ba/3«^, aKog, 0, talkative, vain, 
 
 euijity, impudent. Th. /3d^tu. 
 Ba/3p«^£iv, to make a continual 
 
 noise, chirp, as grasshoppers : 
 
 as if Ir. fid^oj. 
 Brt/3ptS, iKug, 1), the gums. 
 
 Ba/3y\wJ^ uii'og, //, the name of 
 
 a city. Hebr. confusion. 
 
 Bay/m, uTog, to, talk, discourse, 
 
 speech, rumour, fame, prophecy : 
 
 fr. /3d^w. 
 
 \\ah]v, step by step, by degrees, 
 
 with a gentle or slow step, on 
 
 foot, adv. : fr. (iaiino: whence 
 
 Ba^iu), to step, walk, go, go 
 
 slowly, f. iffii), Att. (5adiuj, p. /3£- 
 
 (id^iKa. 
 
 Ba^iKio, Dor. for (Badiffot, f. 1. ind. 
 fr. (Sadi^u). 
 
 BaCiohfiai, Att. for ^a^iffofxai, f. 
 1. m. of /3ac^t^iu, whence 
 
 Bacimg, tiog, >/, a walking, going, 
 gait. 
 
 BdhiTna, aTog, to, a gait, step, 
 pace : fr. jSaSi^io : whence 
 
 Ba!^infibg, ov, 6, the same : & 
 
 liaCiaTta, Att. for iiadiffTiovy it is 
 necessary to be gone : & 
 
 Ba^i(TTt)g, ov, b, a walker, pedes- 
 trian. 
 
 BaSiffTiKog, >), 6 1', capable of walk- 
 ing, nimble : fr. the same. 
 
 Ba^og, ov, b, a step, pace, walk, 
 journey, road. 
 
 BA'ZQ, to speak, talk, prate ; f. 
 mo & ^w, p. /3£/3axa, poet. verb. 
 
 BaOiijv for l3a9t~iav, Ion. ace. 
 sing. fr. fia9vg, ela, v. 
 
 BaOel, dat. sing. l3a9ei(}, & Ion. 
 tiy, dat. sing. f. g. fr. i5a9vg. 
 
 BdOtiog, 6, »), or og, a, oVj deep, 
 iiigh. 
 
 Bakutg, adv. deeply, profoundly, 
 loftily, seriously : & 
 
 BuOiutv, comp. for j3a9vTepog, 
 deeper, & jSaOioroc, superl. for 
 \^u9vTaTog, deepest, fr. i^a9vg. 
 
 Ba9^u]^bv, by degrees, adv. fr. 
 I^a9pibg. 
 
 Bu9^ig, idog & XSog, y), a step, 
 base or pedestal, degree : fr. 
 
 lUiOnbg, ov, b, a step, threshold, 
 degree, rank : fr. /3aa'a>. 
 
 BA'BOS, tog, to, depth, height, 
 tiie bottom, the deep, i. e. the 
 sea, any secret recess ; great- 
 ness, immensity. 
 
 Bn9ptia, ag, ?/, same as 
 
 BdOpov, ov, Tb, a step, stair, 
 Viench, foundation : fr. /SaiVw. 
 
 BaBujiovXog, 6, //, of deep coun- 
 sel or discernment : fr. l5a9bg, 
 jiovXri. 
 
 Badvyeiog, b, rj, having a deep 
 soil, fertile : fr. ^ia9vg, yfia. 
 
 BAG 
 
 Ba9uyX(o(T(Tog,b, r), eloquent : fr. 
 f3(t0vg, yXoJcTtTa. 
 
 Ba9u^ii'ng, b, i], & Ba9vdivr]tig, 
 trraa, tv, having deep eddies : 
 fr. lia9vg, ^ivq. 
 
 Ba9vdoKog, b, fi, most glorious, 
 most celebrated : f5a9vg, So^a. 
 Ba9v'Ciovog, b, »), deep-girdled, 
 long-waisted, richly-clad : fr. 
 I3a9vg, L,u}vyj. 
 
 Ba9v9pi^, Tpixog, b, y), thick- 
 haired, having a thick fleece : 
 fr. fta9vg, 9pit.. 
 
 Ba9vKan7n)g, toe, b, //, deeply 
 
 bent, curved: i'r.[3aOvg, vd/i7rrw. 
 
 Ba9vKXyipog,b, 17, opulent, having 
 
 deep treasures or great hiherit- 
 
 ances : fr. I3a9vg, icXf/pog. 
 
 BaOuKoX-rrog, b, »'/, deep-bosomed, 
 
 long-waisted : fr. i5a9vg, KoXirog. 
 
 Ba9vKpy]fii>og, 6, j), having steep 
 
 banks, deep precipices : fr. fia- 
 
 9vg, Kpijf^ipog. 
 
 Ba9vKpn7rig, "i^og, //, having a 
 
 deep foundation, firmly built : 
 
 fr. J3a9vg, Kpr}7rig. 
 Ba9vKVfi(t)V, ovog, b, y), having 
 
 high waves, stormy : fr. l5aOvg, 
 
 Kitfia, a wave. 
 Ba9vXtiiiog,&, Ba9vXtifiioi>,isJVog, 
 
 b,y), having rich fertile pastures: 
 
 fr. f5a9vg, XnjLttoi'. 
 Ba9vXy}iog, b, y), bearing a heavy 
 
 crop, fertile : fr. (5a9vg, Xifiov. 
 Ba9v^aXXog, b, »/, thick-fleeced, 
 
 having thick wool or hair : ,fr. 
 
 l3a9vg, (.laXXog. 
 Ba9vfii']Ta, uom. ^ol. for Ba9v- 
 
 MTr]g, ov, b, deep in counsel, 
 
 sagacious : fr. iia9vg, fx^Tig. 
 Ba9vyovg, b, //, having a pro- 
 found intellect : fr. i5a9vg, vovg. 
 Bd9vi'<ng, tojg, y), a deepening, 
 
 excavation : fr. 
 Ba9v'puj, to deepen, hollow out, 
 
 excavate ; f. vvCj, p. /3£/3d0yytca, 
 
 perf. pass. i3t(id9vixixai, & Att. 
 
 /3f/3d6lu(r/iat. Th. lid9og. 
 BaOvKvXog, b, »), with deep \yood, 
 
 thick-wooded : fr. (ia9vg, KvXov. 
 Ba9vTrfhog, or Ba9v7rtdog, a, ov, 
 
 or b, //, having extensive plains; 
 
 fertile : ^a9vg,Trt6iov or Tredov. 
 Ba9u7rt7rXog, 6, 77, with a long 
 
 rol)e : fr. j3a9vg, irtTrXog. 
 Ba9v7rX6Kafiog,b, y), having thick 
 
 and long hair : fr. ^a9vg, ttXo- 
 
 Kafiog. 
 Ba9v7rXov(Tiog,b,y),Sc Ba9v7r\ov- 
 
 Tog, b, y), very rich, opulent : fr. 
 
 j3a9vg, nXovTog. 
 Ba9vTr6Xefiog, 6, r/, grievous in 
 
 war, an epitli. of Mars : fr. (3a- 
 
 9vg, TToXtfiog. 
 Ba9v7ru}yijjv, ovog, b, with a long 
 
 beard : fr. f3a9vg, Trdjyiov. 
 Ba9vpptiTdo, gen. sing. ^ol. for 
 
 (ia9vpptLT0v, fr. 
 Ba9vpptiTng,ov,b,dee^\yAow'mg: 
 
 fr. 3a9vg, b'tio. 
 I (105) 
 
 BAI 
 
 Ba9vppi.Z,ia, ag, »/, depth of root: 
 
 fr. 
 Ba9vppLlog, b, »/, deeply rooted : 
 
 fr. i^uOvg, piCa. 
 Ba9i'ppi>og, contr. (ia9vppovg, b, 
 
 ?'/, flowing in a deep channel, 
 
 deep-flowing : fr. f3a9vg, pkio. 
 Ba9vppu}XfJ^0Q^ o, V, having deep 
 
 clefts : fr. i3a9vg, pioxM- 
 Ba9vg, tXa, v, deep, profound, 
 
 high, full, thick, long, extreme ; 
 
 fruitful, rich, heavy, large, am- 
 ple ; bp9pov (ia9tog, very early 
 
 in the morning ; comp. j^a9vTt- 
 
 pog, fia9iojv, «Sc (idcraujv, superl. 
 
 fia9uTaTog&fid9L(rTog. Th. /3d- 
 
 9og. 
 Ba9v(TKa(pt]g, tog, b, 77, deep-dug: 
 
 fr. I3a9vg, (TKa-rrTu). 
 Ba9v<TKiog, b, >), thickly-shaded : 
 
 fr. i3a9vg, aKid. 
 Ba9v(TTepvog, b, //, deep-breasted, 
 
 wide : fr. ^a9vg, artprov. 
 Ba9v<TTOfiog, b, y), deep-mouthed: 
 
 fr. (3a9vg, OTo^ia. 
 Ba9v<7TpioTog, 6, 1/, deeply strew- 
 ed or spread (as a soft bed) : fr. 
 
 (3a9vg, (TTpojvvv^i. 
 Ba9v(Txot^vog, 6, r/, thick set with 
 
 ruslies : fr. i5a9vg, o-xoTi/og. 
 Ba9vTy]g, ijTog, y), depth. Th. 
 
 l3d9og. 
 Ba9v<pp(ov, ovog, b, »/, cunning, 
 
 crafty, deep in design : fr./3a0i'g, 
 
 (ppy'jv. 
 Ba9v(pvXXog, 6, y), thick-leaved : 
 
 fr. f3a9vg, (pbXXov. 
 Ba9v(l>u}vog, b, y), deep-sounding, 
 
 sonorous : fr. I3a9vg, tpuivi]. 
 Ba9vxa'iog, b, t), of high, ancient 
 
 nobility : fr. I5a9vg, x«'"C- 
 Ba9vxn'-Ty]tig, taaa, tv, same as 
 Ba9vxaiTy)g, ov, b, having thick 
 
 hair : fr. ^a9vg, xo"*'?- 
 Ba9vxtiXog, b, r/, having deep 
 
 banks or edges, deep-lipped, 
 
 using a difficult tongue : fr. /3a- 
 
 9vg, X"^oC. 
 
 Ba9vx9^Vy ovog, 6, 17, = (3a9v- 
 ytiog. 
 
 Baltv, contr. for [Sairjaav, 3 pi. 
 of a. 2. opt. act. (3aii]v, fr. jSaiifu). 
 
 Bd'ivog, »/, ov, or 6, >/, made of 
 palm-branches, belonging to 
 palm-branches. Th. fiatg. 
 
 BAI 'Nil, to go, walk, move, pro- 
 ceed ; place upon, cause to 
 mount, or ascend, or embark, or 
 go ; the transitive use is pecu- 
 liar to the Ionic writers & poets, 
 and principally in the first fut. 
 /3»)(Ta>, & 1 aor. tjiijffa ; f. i3»7- 
 aofiai, p. /3£/3?7«ca, Ion. /3£/3aa, 
 a. 2. tl3r}v, a. 2. imper. /3»)0i,for 
 which (3d «& (3d9i are used, a. 2. 
 opt. (iairiv, a. 2. pt. /3df , pf. pass- 
 (islirifiat, ^t(3afiai, & (isliacTfiat. 
 
 Batov, see (3atg. 
 
 Baibv, for a little while, a little : 
 adv. fr. 
 
BAK 
 
 BATONS, a, hv, little, small, few, 
 trifling, moderate. 
 Bo'to06pof, ovj 6, bearing palms : 
 
 |3fuc, 0fpw. 
 BAl'^S, Uoq, T}, or Baiov, ov, ro, a 
 
 branch, prop, of the palm-tree. 
 BAI^TA, or haiTT], tjq, ?/, a gar- 
 ment made of skins sewed togc-l 
 
 ther, a shepherd's dress ; Bain;,! 
 
 Dor. for di(p6epa. 
 BAIQ'N, ovoQ, 6, a kind of fish 
 
 like a gudgeon : fr. /3ai6c, as 
 
 being of small value : also, an 
 
 Alexandrine measure, Hesyeh. 
 BA'KANON, ov, TO, radish-seed. 
 
 BA'KHAOS, ov,6, a great stupid 
 
 effeminate fellow ; an eunuch. 
 
 BA'KKAPIS,orBd»cxa|Ote,£a>g,»/, 
 
 fox-glove, a sweet-smelling herb. 
 
 BAKTHPl'A, ag, i), a walking- 
 stick, staff of ottice ; support. ^ 
 
 BaKTijoiov, & hctKTpov, ov, TO, 
 the same : fr. [Sdu), /3atva>. 
 
 Ba(crp£V/ia,arof,r6, a prop, sup- 
 port. 
 
 BaKxag, a, 6, — BaKxn'TijQ. 
 
 haKXf^liuKxov udai, to sing a 
 liymn to Bacchus, beginning 
 with Ba/cx€, BaKXOv. 
 
 BftKxfict, ng, y, the action of a 
 Bacchanalian. 
 
 BaKx^lov, ov, TO, the temple of 
 Bacchus : fr. 
 
 BaKx^iog, ov, 6, a poetical foot 
 consisting of one short and two 
 long syllables ; so called from its 
 frequent occurrence iu hynms 
 to Bacchus ; also, -slog, a, ov, 
 Bacchic, belonging to Bacchus ; 
 frantic, inspired, revelhng ; ilg 
 (iuKx^'iov "KtoCjv, becoming in- 
 toxicated : fr. ^ciKxog. 
 
 BaKxiif^T^g, ov, 6, = BaKx^vTijg. 
 
 Bd/cx«yfta, aTog, to, orgies or feast 
 of Bacchus : fr, BuKxtvio. 
 
 BttKXf^vg, o, =:Bd»cxo^. 
 
 BaKxtvffi^og, rj, ov, inclined to 
 Bacchus : to BaKxtvaifxov, & 
 BaKxtvffig, eo)g, y, Bacchic 
 frenzy or festivity. Bacchana- 
 lian propensity. 
 
 BaKXivio, f. tvffio, & Ba»cxcw, f. 
 ri<Tiu, to be inspired by Bacchus, 
 celebrate the orgies of Bacchus: 
 ^aKxtvofiai, to be mad : fr. 
 BaKXog. 
 
 BaKxVi VQi Vy a priestess of Bac- 
 chus ; as if fr. /3d^a», to speak ; 
 because dnmkenness is talkative ; 
 orfr. j3d^eti/, signif. ^XvaptTi^, ut- 
 tering nonsense. 
 
 BaKxia, ag, r), Bacchic phrensy, 
 madness : fr. BaKxog. 
 
 BaKxt-dZto, to celebrate the orgies 
 of Bacchus, feel the influence 
 or act the part of Bacchus : fr. 
 
 BcLKxtog, 6, same as 
 
 BA'KXOS,ov,6, Bacchus, the god 
 of wine ; wine, by metonymy : 
 one who celebrates Bacclianalian 
 
 BAA 
 
 orgies; frenzied; a certain kind 
 of crown or fillet. 
 BaXavaypa, ag, &. Ion. -yp^j ^C> 
 if, a key : fr. jiuXnvog, uyoa. 
 B AAANETON, ov, to, a bath, bal- 
 neum. 
 Ba\avei)g,hg,eu)g, 6, & BaXaveu)- 
 Tt]g, ov, 6, a bath-keeper. 
 BaXavivu), f. <rw, to be a bath- 
 keeper, attend at a bath. 
 Ba\avri(pdyog, 6, t;, one who feeds 
 on acorns : fr. j3akavog, (pciyu). 
 Ba\avi]<p6pog, 6, i), bearing a- 
 corns : fr. (3d\avog, (pepu). 
 Ba\avi^(u,toshakedown acorns: f. 
 i(TU},p.^t^a\dviKa. Th.(id\avog. 
 BaXavig, icog, i), a female attend- 
 ant at a bath : fr. 
 BaXdviaaay rjg, 7}, the same. Th, 
 j3aXavuov. 
 
 BA'AAN0S,6, 1), an acorn, gland, 
 peg, bar, bolt ; (idXavoi tCjv 
 (poiiHKiov, dates: as if fr./3a'X\tu. 
 yEol. ydXavog, yXdvg, (jlatis. 
 Hence 
 BaXavoio, f. w(tw, to bolt, bar, 
 stop : (itjSaXavoJixtvog, stopped 
 up. 
 
 BAAA'NTION, or BaXXdvTtov, 
 TO, a bag, pouch, purse: as if 
 fr. j3dXXtiv IvTog. 
 BaXavTiOTOfiiio, w, f. ijffio, to cut 
 purses : fr. 
 
 BaXavTiOTOfiog, & BaXavTU]- 
 TOfiog, ov, 6, a cut-pui-se, pick- 
 pocket : fr. (iaXdvTiov, rt/iva>. 
 BAAAY'STION, ov, to, the blos- 
 som of the wild pomegranate. 
 BAABI'2, idog, »;, a barrier, the 
 starting-place or goal ; a begin- 
 ning, foundation, step. 
 BdXe, & (3dXtv, Ion. for f/3aXe, 
 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. (3a\tlv, 
 a. 2. inf. act. (iaXiaOai, a. 2. inf. 
 m. of j3dXXu}. 
 
 BaXtiiv, Ion. & poet, for fiaXilv, 
 a. 2. inf. fr. the same. 
 BdXtr' for i(3dXeTo, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 m. jSaXkTtjv, dual lou. a. 2. act. 
 of the same. 
 
 BaXf{),Dor. for ^aXov, a. 1. imper. 
 m. fr. (3dXXio, to cast. 
 BdXyg, 2 sing. a. 2. subj. act. /3a'- 
 Xtjtcii, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. m. fr. 
 the same. 
 
 BaXibg, a, ov, & BaXiog, a, ov, 
 varied, spotted, swift, fleet ; 
 blinded : fr. /3dXXw. 
 BdXX' & jSdXXe, 3 s. inipf. ind. act. 
 
 Ion. for tjSaXXf, fr. /3dXXw. 
 BdXXfat for /3a'XXy, 2 sing. pres. 
 subj. pass. & 
 
 BdXXto for (3dXXov, Ion. pres. 
 imp. pass, or mid. of the same. 
 BaXXiffKtTo, Ion. & poet, for 
 tiidXXtTo, &. this for 0aXXe, he 
 cast, 3 s. impf. ind. act.of /3dXXa;. 
 BdXX//(Ta, a. 1. ind. act. Ion. & 
 poet, for kj3d\XT](Ta, fr. jSaXXew 
 for j3dXX(o. 
 
 (106) 
 
 BAN 
 
 BaXXi^o), f. iffo, p. /3«/3a'XX(iCfl, 
 to jump, dance : fr. /3dXXa>. 
 
 BaXXt(T/i6c, ov, 6, a jumping, dan- 
 cing : fr. the above. 
 
 BA'AAQ, to throw, cast, dart, 
 shoot, pelt, aim at, strike, wound, 
 (from a distance, in opposition 
 to oira'^w, or ovTau), in close 
 combat,) send forth, drive away, 
 expel, pour, shed ; throw away 
 or down, lean, incline; lay, ])iit, 
 found ; fall, discharge itself : 
 (3dXX' tg KopaKog, go & bo 
 hanged; imperf. t^aXXov, f, 1. 
 or 2. act. (3aXut, & in 3 pi. fta- 
 Xovffi, perf. /3e/3Xi;fca, a. 2. 
 t^aXov, a. 2. imper. /SdXe, a. 2. 
 subj. fidXojf yg, y, pres. ])ass. 
 (idXXo^ai, to be thrown away, 
 cast down, lie prostrate ; perf, 
 jSefSX/jfiai, plusqpf. t/3t/3X///u;r, 
 (TO, TO, a. 1. pass. t^XijOtjv, a. 1. 
 imper. ISXtjOijti, a. 1. inf. pass. 
 (iXT}9t]vai; mid, /3dXXofiat,tolay 
 up, revolve, keep fixed, deposit, 
 suggest ; perf. m. /3g/3oXa. Its 
 irregular tenses are borrowed 
 fr. /3dXw, (3aXso), (3Xeio, /3Xr//u. 
 
 Hence Enf;l. ball, blow. 
 B AAAQTH , ijg, r), stuikmg hore- 
 
 hound. 
 BdXot, 3 sing. a. 2. opt. act. Brt- 
 
 Xoio, 2 sing. a. 2. opt. mid. l)(t- 
 
 Xov, Ion. for ij3aXov, a. 2. hid, 
 
 act. of jSdXXuj, to cast. 
 BaXoicrai, Dor. for (SaXovaai, 
 
 nom. pi. f. g. a. 2. part. act. t»f 
 
 /3a'XXit». 
 BA'ASAMON, ov, to, balsam. 
 
 balm. 
 BdXujfiev, we may throw down, 1 
 
 pi. a. 2. subj. act, /3aXa)i/, a, 2. 
 
 part. act. fr. /3dXXw, to throw ; 
 
 f. /3aXui, a. 2. subj. m. f3dXu)fiai. 
 Bdfia, aTog, to. Dor. for /3j)/ta, :i 
 
 step. Th. (Saivuj, to go. 
 Ba>/3a, Dor. for jSdfifia, which 
 
 is fr. (idiTTit). 
 BAMBAl'Ni2, f. avut, p. /3f/3a7<- 
 
 (3ayKa, to speak inarticulately, 
 
 stammer ; make a chattering' 
 
 with the teeth through fear, 
 
 shake or shiver : as if fr. (5d : 
 
 hence 
 Ba/i/3aXt^(u,f,t(rw,p /3£/3a/i/3dX(K-«, 
 
 to tremble with fear or cold. 
 
 Ba/i/3dXw, f.aXw, p./3ff3a'/i/3aXKfl, 
 the same. 
 
 Bdfiev, (idfitg, we may go, Dir. 
 for (Satfitv, 1 pi. a. 2. subj, Ir, 
 t/3»7v, a. 2. of /3i]/ii, for (3aivu). 
 
 Bdfifia, aTog, to, a staining, dye- 
 ing, dye; vinegar, seasoning', 
 sauce: fr. perf. pass, of /3a' tttw. 
 
 Bar, Ion, & sync, for tfSijaav, 3 pi. 
 a, 2. ind. act. of t^ijv, fr. (Sairto. 
 
 Bavavaia, ag, 1), a blacksmith's 
 trade, mechanic or illiberal art, 
 
 BavavaiKog, r), bv, mechanic, 
 illiberal : fr. 
 
 BAP 
 
 BA'NAYSOS, 6, //, a mechanic, 
 arti/.an, who gains his livelihood 
 by manual labour ; mean, vile, 
 nef'ligent, sedentary ; princi- 
 pally spoken of those who work 
 at a furnace ; as if fr, [3avvov 
 avii, who lights a furnace. 
 
 Bavavffovpyia, ag, ?), a mean 
 workmanship, vulgar trade : fr, 
 fidvavfTog, fpyov. 
 
 BdvTig, going up ; nom. pl.^a. 2. 
 part, m. g. fr. jSdg, fr. a. 2. tjStjv. 
 of liaivo). 
 
 Hd^ig, fwe, i7» a report, speech, 
 talk, discourse, oracle : fr. iSd^io. 
 
 UrtTn'^w, to baptize, dip, im- 
 merse, wash, cleanse ; f. iaw, 
 p. /3f/3d7rr(Ka, a. 1. llSaTTTiffa, 
 imjierf, pass. t/3a7rrt^6/x7;i/,perf. 
 pass. /3£j3a'7m<T/Ltai, a. 1. j)ass. 
 t^(nrri(T9i}v, f. 1. pass. fiarrTKr- 
 Ot'inofiai, a. 1. m. l(ia7rTi(rdfxt]v, 
 a. 1, m. imper. /3a7rW«T(a, a. 1 
 in. subj. (iaTTTicTojfiai. Th. /3d tt- 
 rw, to dip. 
 
 lidwTKTfia, aTog, to, an object 
 immersed ; a washing, dipping, 
 immersion. Engl. baiAlsm. Fr. 
 the above. 
 
 WaTTTKr^ibg, ov, 6, a washing, bap- 
 tism : fr. the same. 
 
 \ia7rri<TTi]piov, ov, to, a washing- 
 jtlace, bath or vessel to wash or 
 iiaptize in : fr. the same. Engl, 
 hdpt'istery. 
 
 \\n-TiaTi)g, ou, 0, he who dips or 
 immerses, a baptizer. Engl. 
 h'il>tist. 
 
 WmrTog, 7), bv, dipped, stained, 
 dyed : fr. 
 
 15 A'riTQ, to dip, immerse, sink, 
 wash, dye, stain; temper; f. ypio, 
 p. liifiaipa, a. 2. t/3a0ov, perf 
 pass. l3fj3a^fxa, ^pai, TTTai. 
 V>apal3f3dg, d, 0, name of a thief, 
 liA'PABPON, ov, TO, a deep pit, 
 gulf, abyss, utter destruction. 
 Att. /3Ep£0pov. Properly a deep 
 place at Athens, down which 
 criminals were thrown : a glut- 
 ton, Lat. barathrum. 
 V>npaOpiljdr]g, eiog, 6, 1), full of 
 I'its or mora.sses: fr. the above 
 r)rtn/3api^a;,f. i(Tw,p,/3f/3ap/3dptJca, 
 to live or speak like barbarians, 
 take j)art with barbarians or 
 foreigners : fr. (5dpl5upog. 
 ^^'(ipftapiKbg, 1), bv, barbarian. 
 l>ap/3a|ot*caig, adv. like a barba- 
 rian. 
 
 V>anjiapi(Tfibg, ov, 0, a barbarous 
 idiom. Engl, barbarism. 
 ^ap^iapinTi, adv. after the man- 
 lur of barbarians: all fr. 
 HA'PBAPOS, 6, 7), barbarous, 
 foreign, not Greek, ignorant ; 
 subst. 6, a barbarian, foreigner. 
 ^'^(ipiSapoiponwg, b, 7), of foreign 
 ^pfech: fr. (idp^apog, ^wr/;. 
 B«p/3apotu, u), f. dj(TU), p. /3f/3ap- 
 
 BAP 
 
 tongue : fr. (iapvg, yXdaaa. 
 BapvyovvaTog, j)oet. the same afl 
 Bapvyovvog, 0, r), having heavy 
 or weak knees: fr, fSapvg, yovv. 
 BapvcaKpvg, vog, & Iiapi/rdK-puoc, 
 6,J7,bitterly weeping or grievmg: 
 fr. j3apvg, SdKov. 
 BapvdiKog, 6, 7), grievously aven- 
 ging : fr. fiapvg, liiKrj. 
 BA'PBITOS, 6, //, or Bdp/3irov, Bapv^orfipa, ag, 7), dispenser of 
 ov, Tb, a harp or lyre. | misfortune : fr. (iapvg, doTtipa. 
 
 Bap(3iT(i)Sbg, oD, 6, one who plays Bapu»/x*)^> ^"C» ^ Bapvi/x^Cj «? 
 
 BAP 
 
 jSdpioKa, to barbarize, make 
 savage, subject to barbarian 
 power; /3a|0/3apa>(T«t,a, 1. inf. & 
 
 Bapi^dpojg, adv. barbarously : fr. 
 fSdoi^apog. 
 
 BA'PBIAOS, ov, 7), the wild 
 peach-tree. 
 
 Bap/3in^a», f. icrio, p. iKa, to play 
 on the harp : fr, 
 
 on the harp, sings to the lyre 
 fr. /3dp/3irov, y^»/. 
 
 17, heavily sounding : fr. jSapvg, 
 
 Bdp^KTTog, very slow, superl, for BapvOti, he is troubled, 3 sing. 
 
 (ipdhffTog or /3pa^i'raroe; corn- 
 par. fSpdaffiov, 6, 7), poet, for 
 i3padiu}v & (ipadvTepog, slower: 
 fr, (SpnH'g, slow. 
 Via pea, heavily, adv. or Ion. for 
 BapeXa, ag, 7), f. g. fiapeidv, gen, 
 pi, f. Dor. for /3«p£ia>v, h'.jiapvg, 
 eia, V 
 
 pres. ind. act. fr. Bapi-Oa;, the 
 same as (iapvvo^ai, to be bur- 
 dened, troubled, oppi'cssed : fr. 
 (iapvg. 
 
 BapvOi'fifio, f. 7;(TCi>, p. rjKa, to bo 
 grievously angry or incensed, be 
 depressed, take to heart: fr. 
 (3apvg, Ovjxog. 
 
 BapEiaOu), let him refuse or he BapvOv^ia, ag, 7), heaviness of 
 
 rei)ugnant, pres. imp. pass, fr. mind, anguish, discontent : fr. 
 
 Bapsu}, to load, burden, oppress, ! BapvOvi-iog, 6, 77, grievously trou- 
 
 attlict; neut. be heavy; f. Tjaio 
 p. ^el3dpi]Ka, a. 1, t(3dpr]<Ta, perf, 
 pass. (3t(3dpt]ixai, part. /3c/3apj;- 
 l^ivog, a. 1. ind. pass. liiapt'iOrjv; 
 (itliapTfoTsg for (itISapijKoTig, 
 oppressed. Th. (3dpog. 
 BapBiog, adv. heavily, burden- 
 somely : [iapfiog <pkptu', to be 
 vexed at : fr. the same. 
 BapBoXoi^ialog, ov, b, the name of 
 an apostle. 
 
 BapiTjaovg, ov, 0, a man's name, 
 
 Barjesus, son of Jesus. 
 
 BA^PIS, log or iSog, 7), a ship, 
 
 barge, canoe, tower, turreted 
 
 house or palace. 
 
 Bapiiovdg, a, b, a man's name, 
 
 Hebr. son of Jonas. 
 liapvd(3ag, a, b, a man's name, 
 Syr. son of consolation. 
 BA'POS, £oc,r6,a burden,weight ; 
 heaviness, trouble ; gravity, dig- 
 nity, honour, excellency. 
 BapTifiaiog, ov, 6, a man's name; 
 son of Timaius. 
 
 Bapvdijg, b, 7), deep-breathing, 
 heavy : fr. fiapvg, drjfxi. 
 BapvaXy7)g, kog, & BvpvdXyijTog, 
 b, 7), very grievous ; enduring 
 heavy afflictions : l3apvg, dXyog. 
 Bapv^ptfJihTjg, ov, 6, deep-peal- 
 ing, awfully thundering : fr. 
 /Snpi'C, /3p€/iw. 
 
 Brtpi'/3po;ioc, 6, 7), harsh, rough, 
 loud or deep-sounding, deep- 
 pealing : fr. (3apvg, (3p6fiog. 
 Bapv(3piog, utTog, b, eating deep, 
 corroding : fr. (3apvg, (3pto<7Kio. 
 BapvySovTTog, ov. Ion, oto, b, r/, 
 heavy-sounding, loud-thunder- 
 ing. Also fiapvSovTTog : fr. 
 (3apvg, ^ovTTog. 
 
 BapvyXioafTog, or BapryXwrroc, 
 b, 7), of a sevei-e or reproachful 
 
 (107) 
 
 bled in mind, dejected, fierce- 
 minded, angry, discontented : fr. 
 /3apiig, 9v^6g. Hence 
 
 Bapv9viJi(i)g, adv. angrily, de- 
 spondingly. 
 
 Bapv9io, f. v<no, see (3apv9ei. 
 
 BapvKOfnrog, 6, >'/, uttering a deep 
 sound, loud roaring : fr. j^apvg, 
 KOfiTTog, a sound. 
 
 BapvKoTog, b, y, implacable iu 
 wrath : fr, (iapvg, KOTog. 
 
 BapvKTvrrog, b, 7), heavily or 
 harshly sounding, roaring or 
 thundering loudly : fr. jSapvg, 
 
 KTVTTOg. 
 
 BapvXoyog, b, r), reproachful : fr. 
 (iapvg, Xoyog. 
 
 Bapvjjdriog, w, b, tj. Dor. for 
 -fxitviog, ov, grievously angry, 
 implacable : fr. (Sapvg, firjvtg. 
 
 Bapvfxrjvig, loc, b, tj, the same. 
 
 Bapvixox9og, 6, »/, enduring griev- 
 ous toil or hardships : fr. ^apvg, 
 n6x9og. 
 
 Bdpvv9ev, Ion. & BoDot. for t/3rt- 
 pvv9t]<Tav, 3 pi, a. 1, ind. pass, fr. 
 
 Bapvvta, to load, burden, weigh 
 down, oppress, annoy, vex, 
 render powerless ; 3 sing. impf. 
 Ion, fidpvv€, f. WW, p. iStjSdpvy- 
 Ka, a. 1. pass. i^ap(jv97]v, a. 1. 
 subj. ^apvv9<jj'. fr. j^apvg. 
 
 BapuoTrac. w, o, Dor. for Bapvo- 
 TTijg, ov, 6, heavy-sounding, deep- 
 voiced; an epith. of Jupiter : fr. 
 fiapvg, b\p. 
 
 BapvTrdXanog, 6, t), heavy- 
 handed: ir. I3dpvg, TraXdfiT}. 
 
 BapvTre(Tr)g, fog. b, t}, heavily 
 falling: fr. [iapvQ, TriTTTU). 
 Bapv7rvtio7/Tag, blowing heavily 
 or strongly, ace. pi, part. pres. 
 fr. (iapvTTvtiio: fr. (iapvgjTrveio), 
 poet, for TTveu). 
 
BA2 
 
 BapvTTorfxoQ, o, r), ill-fated, un- 
 happy : fr. /Sapi'c, TroTfxog. 
 
 "Bapi'Q, 6ta, v, heavy, weiglity, 
 strong, violent, oppressive, grie- 
 vous, rude, unhealthy, gi'ave, 
 dignified, mighty, firm; grave, 
 as opposed toaeute ; inacc/Sapir ; 
 comp. ^apvTepoQ, superl. (3apv- 
 rarog. Th. jSdpog. 
 
 "BapvaTaOfiog, o, >/, heavy-weigh- 
 ing, ponderous : fr. (iapvg, 
 
 hapv(TTiva\ui^ f. ^(0, p. x^t ^^ 
 groan heavily : fr. liapvg, are- 
 vdxio. 
 
 'BapixTTovog, 6, >/, deeply sighing, 
 unhappy, mournful. Th. aTtvio. 
 
 Bapi'tr/z/i^opof, 6, t), the same as 
 SvffTvxi^gf unhappy, oppressed 
 with heavy calamities : fr. (3a- 
 pvg, (TvfKpopd. 
 
 hapifacpdpayogf 6, r), uttering a 
 deep sound: fr. (5apvg,(T(f)dpayog. 
 
 'BapvTtpoi, 01, nom. pi. more 
 peevish ; compar. fr. ]5apvg. 
 
 BapvTijgj i]Tog, if, heaviness, grief, 
 severity. Th. (iapvg. 
 
 BapvTlfioQf 6, y), precious ; as if 
 of heavy price, for formerly mo- 
 ney was weighed : fr. (3apvQ\, 
 
 "Bapvroviu), w, f. ijcrto, p. rjKttf to 
 
 express with a grave accent : fr. 
 BapvrovoQy 6, >;, having a grave 
 
 tone or accent, a barytone : fr. 
 
 (iapvg, Tovog. 
 Bapvrovwf, adv. with a grave 
 
 accent : fr. the same. 
 Bapv(l>0oyyog,6,r), having a grave 
 
 or deep souud : fr. fiapig, ^66y- 
 
 yoQ. 
 
 Bapv^opTOQ, Of y)f heavily bur- 
 dened : fr. (iapvg, (p6pTog. 
 
 lBapv<ppb}V, ovog, 6, >/,~/3ap^- 
 Ovfiog. 
 
 Bapvxpvxog, 6, 7/,of a heavy heart, 
 depressed : fr. fiapvg, ^^vxfi. 
 
 Bag, iSavTog, nom. pi. /3ovrfg, a. 
 2. part. act. fr. (5aivw, to go. 
 
 hdtra, a. 2. part. act. f. g. in 
 masc. fidg ; fr. the same. 
 
 Baffavsvu), f. ti'ffw, p. (if^acrd- 
 vivKa, the same as 
 
 Baffavi^oj, to put to the touch- 
 stone, try, prove, examine, ex- 
 plore, convince, extort, tonnent, 
 punish, agitate ; pass, to be 
 tossed about, as a ship by the 
 waves ; f. tew, p. fieiiaadviKa, 
 a. 1. i^affdvKTa, a. 1. subj. /3a- 
 cravitTutj a. 1. inf. (iatrnvicrai, 
 perf. pass. jStl^aadvifffiai, a. 1. 
 pass. fcj3a(ravj<T0i^v, f. 1. pass, 
 (SaaaviaOjjaofiai. Th. (idaavog. 
 
 Baaaviafibgj ov, 6, examination 
 by torture, grievous pain : & 
 
 BaffaviffTiiig, ov, 6, an explorer, 
 tormentor, prison-keeper : fr. 
 (3a(TaviZ(o. 
 
 BA'DANOS, oVf i], a stone by 
 
 BA2 
 
 which gold is tried, a Lydian 
 stone; inquiry by tortui^e; trial, 
 proof, conviction, torture, severe 
 pain. 
 
 Baatvixai, Dor. & iEol. for /3i;o"o- 
 fiai, f. 1. m. of l5aivio, to go. 
 
 BatrtvvTai, Dor. & ^ol. for (3i)- 
 aovTai, 3 pi. f. 1. m. fr. (ia'ivoj. 
 
 BaaiKi'ia, ag, >/, a kingdom ; 
 sovereignty ; royalty : fr. (3a- 
 (nXsvitj : BaffiXiia, ag, ?/, a 
 queen, princess : fr. (3affi\tvg. 
 
 BaaiXii^ioVy ov, to, a little king. 
 
 Baffj'Xttoi^, oiff rb, sc. iwfia, a 
 palace ; pi. [SaaiXiia, wv, rd, 
 sc. Su)f.iaTa, king's palaces. 
 
 BaffiXfiog, 6, »), kingly, regal, 
 royal : fr. (iaaiXivg. 
 
 BaaiXtvefitv, pres, inf. Ion. for 
 (SaaiXtvtiv, fr. (iaaiXtvio. 
 
 BASIAEV'S, tog, Att. siog, poet. 
 &. Ion. ijog, 6, a king, monarch, 
 sovereign, prince, chief, ruler ; 
 the second Archon at Athens ; 
 as if (3daig Xtw, i. e. Xaov, the 
 support of the people ; BaffiXtvg 
 fityag, the great king, king of 
 the Persians. 
 
 BaaiXevTipog, ov, b, comp. more 
 regal, august, of higher dignity; 
 superl. /3a(TtXfi;raroc, most wor- 
 thy of a kingdom, most kingly 
 fr. ^aniXivg. 
 
 BaatXtvTiop, opoc, b, a ruler, 
 kingly governor : fr. 
 
 BaaiXfvuj, to reign, rule, govern, 
 be king, obtain a kingdom ; f. 
 evfftt), p. (3t(3a(TiX(VKa, a. 1. i(5a- 
 aiXevffa, a. 1. uif. (SaffiXtvaai : 
 fr. (3aaiXf.vg 
 
 Bao-tXTyV, Ion. for (3affiXf'i, dat. 
 shig. (iaffiXt^iog, gen. Ion. and 
 poet, for -tog, fr. (SciaiXtvc. 
 
 BaaiXiiioKTi, Ion. for (iaaiXtioig, 
 dat. pi. fr. (iaaiXiiog. 
 
 BacriXr)iov, oi', rb, royal ; a palace ; 
 for flaaiXiiov, by poet, dialysis: 
 fr. the same. 
 
 BaaiX7]'ig, iSog, »;, royal, princely: 
 fr. (iaaiXfiog, by dialysis Ion. 
 (iaaiXrj'iog. Fr. the same th. 
 
 Bao-tXr/of, JEo\. for (iaaiXtiog. 
 
 BafftXt^w, f. iffuj, to follow the 
 king, adopt his party ; -<^o/iai, 
 f. 1. m. iffo^ai, to act the king, 
 act royally, affect the royal 
 power or state : & 
 
 BacriXiKog, i), bv, royal, kingly : 
 fr. (iaffiXevg. Hence 
 
 BaaiXiKiog, adv. royally ; (3aaiXi- 
 KU)Tfpov, compar. more royally ; 
 ftaaiXiKOJTaraj superl. most roy- 
 al 1 v. 
 
 Ba<TiXi<xKogy ov, 6, a petty king, 
 prince ; a serpent. Engl, basi- 
 lisk. Dimin. fr. fiaffiXtvc, 
 
 BaaiXig, t'^og, & BaaiXiaaa, rjc, 
 if, a queen : fr. the same. 
 
 Bdaiyiog, 0, »/, accessible, pervi- 
 ous, open, firm, fixed : fr. 
 (108) 
 
 BAT 
 
 Bdffig, t(i>Q, ■>), a base, foundation, 
 support, step, j)ace; the foot; a 
 metrical foot : fr. (3aivio. 
 
 Bdfffc', for Wt, go, make hast(, 
 pres. imp. fr. ^dffKoj, poet. i\v 
 fiaivu) ; fr. the obsol. verb (3uw. 
 
 BASKAI'NU, to use sorcery or 
 enchantments, fascinate, be- 
 witch, envy, accuse, calumniat* ; 
 f. arut, p. (5e(3d(TKayKa, a. 1. 
 i(3d(jKt}va, a. 2. tjidaKavov : fr, 
 pd(TKWy [3d<^u). 
 
 BaffKavia, ag, 7/, envy, fascina- 
 tion, calumnv : & 
 
 BaffKdviov, ov, rb, a ehariii, 
 amulet : fr. 
 
 BdffKavog, o, 17, envious, slander- 
 ous, malignant, fascinating, bo- 
 witching : fr. (3a(TKaii'io. 
 
 BaffKdvujg, adv. enviously, mali- 
 ciously . fr. the above. 
 
 BdffKu), poet, for /3oivw, to go : 
 ^dffK lOi, Hom. 
 
 Bacrovvrai, fur (iiiaovrai, they 
 will go, 3 pi. f. 1. ind. m. Am\. 
 fr. ^aaovyLUi, f. 1. ind. m. /Eol. 
 or Dor. of (iaivu). 
 
 Bdffcra, ag, a. Dor. for (iifana, 
 ijg, 7), a concavity, valley. 
 
 BAS^A'PA, ag, »/, or Bao-adn?/, 
 rjg, 1), a coat or tunic worn liy 
 Tliracian women in celebrating; 
 the Bacchic orgies ; a nurse ov 
 priestess of Bacchus ; a prosti- 
 tute ; a fox. Hence 
 
 Baffffdptoi', ov, ro, dimin., a fox. 
 
 Ba(T<japig, i^oc, >;, a female devo- 
 tee of Bacchus, a prostitute. 
 
 Bdarayna, arog, to, a load, 
 })urdt n : fr. 
 
 BASTA'ZQ, to carry, bear a 
 burden, poise, weigh, examine, 
 sustain, take away, destroy, kill, 
 caiTy out to burial, bury; f, aw, 
 &. Dor, /3a(Trd^a», p. /3t/3d(TraK(<, 
 a. 1. t/3dffra(Ta, a. 1. inf. /Saarci- 
 uai, a. 1. part, fiacrdaag. 
 
 Bdo-w/ifr, Dor. for (Siiawfiii', 1 
 pi. pr. subj. act. of (h)aio, which 
 is formed from the fut. of ^airoj. 
 
 BaraXi^o/iat, to live or act efienii- 
 nately : fr. 
 
 HA'TAAOS, ov, o, dcbauclu<l, 
 effeminate : fr. Batalus, an 
 Ephcsian piper. 
 
 Bardi'tov, ov, rb, for Trardviov, 
 a small dish or pan ; dim. Ir. 
 irardrri, rjg, r), a dish. The Dcl- 
 phiaus use /3 for tt. 
 
 Bare, Dor. for (iijTt, go, 2 pi. a. 
 2. imp. act. fr. 13ji0i, fr. t(3iiv, a. 
 2. of [3aiv(jj, to go. 
 
 Bartriu, f. tvaoj, to mount, as- 
 cend, copulate; by sync. /SartTr, 
 & (iaTuaOai ; (iartvvTaty for 
 (3aTtvovTai : fr. the obsol. l^a- 
 Ttu). Th. [iaivio. 
 
 HdTTjv, they went. Ion. & Dor. 
 for li3ijTT]v, 3 dual of t(3i)v, a. 2. 
 ind. act. fr. (iairio. 
 
 BAY 
 
 Bar/;p, ijpog, 6, one who goes or 
 mounts ; a goal, threshold : 
 whence 
 < BaTt)piog, a, ov, pertaining to as- 
 cending or mounting: fr. jSaivio. 
 
 Daria, ag, »), the same as (idrog, 
 a bramble, thicket. 
 
 MaTiaKt], i)g, y), a kind of cup. 
 
 I)rtrf^o(TK"o7rog, 6, //, watching for 
 thornbacks, greedy thereof : fr. 
 l^oLTig, 0"K£7rro^rti. 
 
 huTiov, ov, TO, a little bramble, 
 or bush, small cup. 
 
 lldng, icog, »/, a sea-fish, called a 
 thoniback. 
 
 Brtro("p67rof, 6, 7/, plucking or 
 rooting out brambles: fr. jidrog, 
 
 B A'TOS, ov, if, a thicket, thorn, 
 bramble, briar. 
 
 Bt'iTog, ov, 6, a bath, a name of a 
 
 measure of liquids: fr, Heb. na. 
 
 haTog, y), bv, pervious, accessi- 
 
 l)le : fr. y3dw, for jSaivo), to go. 
 
 BuTpdxfiog, 0, 7), resembling 
 
 frogs ; and 
 
 WaTpaxJgy'iCog, if, a frog-coloured 
 rohe : fr. (iaTpuxog. 
 Viurpaxofivoiiaxia, ag, if, the 
 battle of frogs & mice, a poem 
 ascribed to Homer : fr. /3drpa- 
 Xog, frog, fivg, mouse, & fidxyf, 
 battle. 
 
 BA'TPAXOS, ov, 0, a frog; 
 sea-frog ; the frog of a horse's 
 hoof ; also a swelling under the 
 tongue. 
 
 Barrapi^ii), f. itrio, to stammer, 
 stutter, or hesitate in the speech ; 
 prate, babble : fr. fSdrrog. 
 liaTToXoykitj, a, to be locjuacious 
 or verbose, prate, babble, stam- 
 mer ; f. Tjaio, p. f5e(3arToX6ytfKa, 
 a. 1. liiaTToXoyyjffa, 2 pi. a. 1. 
 subj. /3arroXo)'J7<T/;r« ; <fc 
 HnrroXoyt'a, ag, if, an idle repe- 
 tition of the same words, to 
 wliich is opposed XaKOiVL<j^bg, 
 Lac'onism, the concise way of 
 spLaking used among the Lace- 
 fhunionians ; hesitation in speech : 
 fr. \3dTTog, Xoyog. 
 BVTT02, ov, 6, Battus, a prince 
 of Cyrene who had an impedi- 
 ment in his speech ; a foolish 
 poet remarkable for idle repe- 
 titions. 
 
 BATV'AH, rfg,if,A female dwarf. 
 
 • \^aTti}, let him come, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 
 imp<-'r. act. fidOi, /3aro> ; for 
 
 /3j)9t, /3//rw ; fr. iliyfv, a. 2.md. 
 
 of fiaivio or jSi/fii. 
 
 B£B 
 
 Krt{'/3dw, «5, f. ifcru), p. T]Ka, to 
 
 ^leej), lull to sleep, doze : fr. 
 ^ Bay/3w, oog, contr, ovg, >), Baubo, 
 
 the nui*se of Ceres. 
 jBArzu, f, Kio, p. x«, to hark, 
 
 howl over : from the noise of 
 
 '•"'gs, /3a V, (3av. 
 [BaujcaXja ag, y) a goblet. 
 
 BavicdXior, ov, Tb, a goblet, a ves- 
 sel with a narrow neck, so called 
 from the noise it makes when 
 water is poured out of it. 
 
 BAVKO'S, /), bv, pleasant, de- 
 lightful, pretty, tender, luxuri- 
 ous, insolent : BavKoXbg, 1), bv, 
 the same. 
 
 BAvN02, ov, 6, a furnace, chim- 
 ney : fr, avoj, to burn, 
 
 Bavo-^ctr,Do, for/3av^£ir,to bark, 
 
 lia^tvg, sog, b, a dyer ; & 
 
 Baipy), ijg, if, innnersion ; a dye, 
 colour : fr. /3d7rra>. 
 
 Bdw, obsol, f, [h'ftTu), p. (3ti3y]Ka, 
 perf. m. (3El3aa, to cause to go, 
 send, fetch : whence /3/7|tt & 
 
 (3aivio. 
 
 BAA'AAQ, to milk, suck; f. aXd, 
 p. tf3^aXK-a. It is also written 
 i3ceXXco, whence 
 
 BccXXa, Tjg, if, a leech, blood- 
 sucker. 
 
 Bc'«XX£tur,for/3cfXXu)i/, gen. jiflur. 
 fr. the above. 
 
 Bc^eXXtor, ov, to, & Bt^eXXa, rjg, 
 if, an Arabian tree and its gum. 
 
 BieXvyfia, aTog, Tb, & BotXvy- 
 fibg, oi<, b, an abomination ; im- 
 purity : fr. (3ceXv<j<T0fjiai. 
 
 BdeXvKTbg, tf, bv, abominable, de- 
 testable : fr. the same. 
 
 B^fXv/crpoTToc, 6, 17, the same : 
 
 fr. TptTTO). 
 
 BStXvpia, ag, if, impurity, effron- 
 tery, flagitiousness : fr. 
 
 B^tXvpof, d, bv, impure, wicked, 
 flagitious, shameless : fr. 
 
 BdiXvaffofiai, & -vTTOfiai, to ab- 
 ominate, execrate, nauseate; f. 
 Hofiai, p. t(3StXvyfiat, a. \. m. 
 ii3dtXv^dfiT]v, 10, aTo : fr. 
 
 BAE'12, f. £(Tw & rjcTiOf to break 
 wind. 
 
 Bc?oXog, ov, 6, an expulsion of 
 wind ; a noise ; the smell of an 
 extinguished lamp. Th. (3ceu}. 
 
 B^vXXtu, = (3Sbio ; also to feel dis- 
 gust at, detest, disdain. 
 
 Btj3aa, 1 went, perf. Ion. for (36- 
 (3yfKa, taking away k:,& changing 
 17 into a ; 3 pi. l3e(3dd(n, for ^e- 
 (3ffKd(n, fr. ^aivu), to go. 
 
 BE'BAIOS, b, if, stable, firm, 
 sure, permanent ; as if fr. (3s- 
 ^aa ; comp. l3t(3ai6TEpog, a, ov. 
 
 Be(3ai6Tifg, rfTog, if, stability, firm- 
 ness : fr. the above. 
 
 Bt(iai6u), tD, to make firm or sure, 
 confirm, establish, ratify; f. axrtu, 
 p. l3ei3t(3ai(t)Ka, a. 1. i/3f/3atw(ra, 
 pres. inf. pass. (3t(3at6s(T9ai, ov- 
 ffOai, perf. pass. (3t(3e(3aiuji.iai, 
 a. 1. pass. t:(3ei3ai(o9yjv : fr. (3i- 
 (3aiog. Hence 
 
 Bfi3aiiog, adv. firmly,safely, clear- 
 ly, certainly : & 
 
 Bii3aiw(Tig, smq, if, confirmation, 
 corroboration, foundation. 
 
 \it(3:{noTy)g, 01), o, one who con- 
 (10J>) 
 
 BEB 
 
 firms or ratifies, a voucher. 
 Bei3dKujg, Dor. for (3f(3rfKiog, perf. 
 
 part. act. fr. (3aivio. 
 Bki3dXog, Dor. for (3f(3ifXog. 
 Bf(3a^tv, we went, l)y sync, for 
 
 (3t(3yfKanev, 1 pi. perf. ind. act. 
 
 of (3aiino, to go. But /3t/3d/ifi/ 
 
 is perf. inf. poet, for l3t(3ifKkvai, 
 
 or /3c/3au'ai ; fr. (3tl3aa. 
 B(^apiff.ikvog, if, ov, burdened, 
 
 ])erf. part. ]>ass. fr. ^ap'nu. 
 Be(3apyfu)g, Ion. for (3tl3apyjKojg, 
 
 taking away k, perf. part. act. 
 
 fr. the same. 
 Be(3a(Tav, they went, by sync, for 
 
 tfhf3dft<Tav, and this for t/3fjt3»y- 
 
 Ktiffav, i>lupf. ind. act. fr. (3atvu}, 
 
 ]>. (3ifiifKa, Ion. (3f(3aa. 
 Btj3a(pa, I liave dipped, perf. act. 
 
 fr. iSdrrTu}. 
 Be(3aujg, wTog, b, perf. part, by 
 
 syncope for ^tj3yfKu)g, fr. (3aii>io. 
 Bf/3//Ka, I went, i)erf. act. ^t/3/;- 
 
 Keiv, plupf. Ion. for t/3c/3/}»v£tr, 
 
 fr. the same. 
 Bs(3yfXog, 0, if, accessible to all, 
 
 not holy, profane. Th. (3yfX6g. 
 Be(3yfX6ii), w, to profane, contami- 
 nate ; f. axrw, p. f3tf3t(3yfX(jjKa, 
 
 a. ] . E(3e(3ifXu)(ya : fr. the same. 
 B€/3j7Xw<Tt(,', tijjg, if J profanation : 
 
 fr. the above. 
 
 B£/3ia<T/Ltf i/(uc, reluctantly, by force 
 or constraint, adv. : fr. (3id^uj. 
 Bei3irfKa, I used violence, pf. act. 
 fr. /3tdw, perf. part. pass. f3tl3iTf- 
 fisvog, drawn by force. Th. I3ia. 
 Btl3iiofiai, 1 sing. i)erf. pass. & in 
 3 sing. (3t(3noTai, life has been 
 spent ; l^t^njjfx'tvog, having spent 
 life, perf. part, fr, (3i6u}. 
 Bl/3Xd/3a, I have hurt, perf. m. 8c 
 Bef3Xafjfiai, pei*f. pass. /3f/3Xa/t- 
 fitvog, perf. part. pass, of 
 (3Xd7rT(o. 
 
 Be(3Xd<TTrfKa, I have budded, pf. 
 act. fr. ^XatTTdvio. 
 B6/3Xa0a, perf. act. fr. (3Xd7rTio. 
 Bsl3XTfai, 2 sing. perf. ind. pass., 
 you have been wounded ; Ion. 
 for (3Ej3Xrfaai, fr. perf. pass. (3s- 
 (3XTfiJiai, of i3dXXo}. 
 BE(3XrfaTai, Ion. for (3s(3XT]i>Tai, 
 3 pi. perf. pass. (3e(3XTfaTo, Ion. 
 for t(3s^XyfVTo, plupf. of /3dXXtu. 
 Bs(3XyfKa, perf. act. (3e(3XrfKH, Ion. 
 for tl3t(3Xy)Kti, plupf. act. <ft /3€- 
 (3Xtffiai, (Tai, Tai, perf. pass., 
 whence (3i^Xrfp,ki>og, part. j3£- 
 (3Xff(T9ai, inf. fr. f3d\Xoj. 
 Bej3oyfaTai, Ion. for (3tt36rfvraij 
 3 pi. perf. pass. fr. (3oduj. 
 Be(3oXyfaTai, 3 pi. perf. pass. Ion. 
 for (3ii3XyfVTai ; f3tj3oXyfaTo, they 
 were smitten, ])lupf. for ll3k- 
 (3XrfvTo, fr. t^3t(3\tffiTfv, of (3dX- 
 Xofxai, whence ^t^3\Tfvro, & by 
 the insertion of o, /3f/3oXi;vro, <fe 
 Ion. (3tl3oXifaTo. Others derive 
 it from (3oXt(jj. 
 
BEA 
 
 BfjSoXnftfJ'oc, driven, agitated, 
 troubledjStruck, for j3c/3/\r;ju€ vog, 
 part. perf. pass, of /3oX£u>, for 
 fidWu), to cast. 
 
 B€/3oi;Xo, I was willing, perf. m. 
 
 of jiovXoiiai. 
 
 BefiovXivnat, I have deliberated, 
 
 perf. pass. (SifiovXtvaOai, perf. 
 
 inf. pass, of (5ov\ivoJ. Hence 
 
 Bt^ovXevixEviog, adv. advisedly, 
 
 with premeditation. 
 BEBPA'S, & Bsfi^pag, Att. for 
 /iE/ij3pd<;, a kind of tish, like the 
 
 anchovy ; pi. (iEl^padtg, wv, ol. 
 Bf/3p£yf/ai, perf. pass. ; part. 
 
 j8t/3()€y/L«h^oc, moistened, wet, 
 
 drunk, fr. jSpex^*^* 
 Bc/Spf/i^Jca, perf. act. fr. /3p£ft(u. 
 BklSprjKSQ, lov, that part which is 
 
 between the jaw-bones. 
 B£i3pt0rt, perf. m. of iSpiOu), part. 
 
 (itjSpWwgy via, 6g. 
 Bf/3pi(T/i£voc, overwhelmed, perf. 
 
 part. pass. fr. (SpiOio. 
 Bf/3poxa, Att. for /3£j3p6x«j T^rf. 
 
 ind. act. fr. /3p€x<«'' 
 B€/3pf>x«j perf. act. of (3pvx^- 
 Bf/SpwOoig, you would eat, 2 sing. 
 
 opt. perf. m. fr. /Se/^pwOw, to eat, 
 
 devour, by Attic redupl. Some 
 
 consider it as used for (ie^pio- 
 
 Koig, fr. j3pa>cT/c(u. 
 Bi(5pu)Ka, 1 have eaten, perf. act. 
 
 (3e^pu}Keiv, plupf. Ion. for tjis- 
 
 (5()U)Keil', of jipUXTKU). 
 
 Bf/Sjowg, by sync, for fii(3(>ioKU)Cf 
 perf. part, of the same verb. 
 Be(3(x)Ka, I have fed ; perf. ind. 
 act. of /36<rK(«>, fr. the obsol. /3ow. 
 BefSiofiki'og, Ion. & Dor. for (3e- 
 ^OTjfisvog, celebrated, renowned, 
 j)erf. part. pass. fr. (ioono. Others 
 derive it fr. /3ow, for (56(tk(jj, to 
 feed, but in a different sense. 
 BfjSwe, utTog, Att. for j3t/3Ajfca>c, 
 going ; whence /3£/3a»cwg, and 
 taking away k, j3€j3aa»c, contr. 
 j3s(3u)g, perf, part. pass, of (iaivoj. 
 B(tXZt(5ov\, 6, for B£«\^c/3oi'/3, 
 the name of an idol ; undecl. 
 Hebr. Lord of flies ; metaphori- 
 cally applied to Satan. 
 Bey, he might go. Ion. for /3y, 3 
 sing. a. 2. subj. of (iaivcj. 
 Btiojtiai, I .shall live, for (iiiffo^iai, 
 
 poet. f. 1. m. as if fr. /3fiaj. 
 Beitu, I might go, poet, for j3w, a 
 2. subj. Ion. /3£u*, then inserting 
 », j3ftw ; (itiontVy for j3w/i£v : 
 fr. jSatviu. 
 B€Kric£<T£\i;voc, 6, /), silly, stupid ; 
 ancient, superannuated, as if be- 
 fore (5iKKog & ffeX^vij. 
 
 BBP 
 
 BEKKO'S, or BsKog, 
 
 ov, o. 
 
 the 
 
 Phrygian word for bread ; He- 
 rod, ii. 2. Also, mad. 
 
 BfXfa, weapons, javelins, ace. pi. 
 
 BeXeE<Tffi & j3tXseff<Tiv, Ion. & poet, 
 dat. pi. fr. (3iXog. 
 
 BtXefivov, ov, TO, tho same as/Si- 
 
 Xog, a javelin. 
 B£X£<T<Tiv, dat. pi. fi'. /BeXoc. 
 BtXtaaLxapijg, £oc, o, V, delight- 
 ing in darts, said of Aj)ollo. 
 BeXiaX, 6, Belial ; imdecl. Hebr. 
 without yoke, wicked. 
 BcXX£po06vr»;c, Dor. BtAXtpo^oi^- 
 Tag, a, 6, son of Glaucus, king 
 of Ephyra. 
 
 BtXoOiiKt], rjg, »/, a repository of 
 arrows, a quiver. Th. riOiji-ii. 
 BeXovi], tjg, »), a needle, arrow's 
 point, kind of fish : fr. (ikXcQ. 
 B(Xoi'07r(x)XT]gj ov, 6, a seller of 
 needles, a certain usurer. 
 BE'AOS, tog, to, a dart, javelin, 
 arrow, shaft, weapon, l^low ; 
 thunderbolt ; ray ; pang, throe ; 
 dat. pi. ^tX'u(y<Tiv, Ion. & poet. : 
 fr. /3aXXw, to east. 
 BtXooToo'iif, iu)Q, )'/, a place cal- 
 culated for throwing weapons, a 
 trench ; a warlike machine, bat- 
 tering-ram : fr. ^iXog, VoT/y/ii. 
 BE'ATEPOS, a, or, better, poet, 
 for ^{XTitiiv : fr. IfiaXXo), (iiXXio, 
 /3£/3tXrat, one who strikes his 
 mark better than another. 
 BfXnoto, f. (iffw, p. ojKa, to make 
 better, improve : fr. (itXTiiov. 
 BfXnoTa, adv. best. 
 BtXTiit), nom. or ace. pi. fr. fttX- 
 Tiova, oa, u), fr. 
 
 BtXrutiv, ovog, o, »;, compar. fr. 
 ayadbg, good, superl. (iiXTiffTog. 
 The penult is short in Ionic, long 
 in Attic Greek, as in other com- 
 paratives of this form. 
 BE'MBHS, jjKog, i), a top, whirl- 
 wind. Also B£///3t^. Hence 
 B(fi[5iici^u), f. iffio, p. ^£/3f///3tKnca, 
 to turn round, whirl as a top. 
 BsvOta, nom. pl.fr. 
 BkvQog, eog, to, depth, the bot- 
 tom, a hollow ; dat. pi. Ion. /Sh'- 
 6ta(Ti. Th. [3d0og. So irkuOog 
 for irdOog. 
 
 V.kvTKTTog, Dor. for ^iXriffrog, 
 best, superl. fr. dyaOoc. 
 Bsofxai & Biiofxai, I shall live, 1 
 sing. f. 1. ind. m. poet, for (3ti<To- 
 fiai, fr. the obsolete (idu), to 
 live ; also I shall go, fr. /3£(u, 
 /3f tw, for (idio, (iaiii), /3atva>. 
 BE'PBEPI, TO, an Indian word 
 for a shell which contains pearls. 
 BeptOoov, Att. & by sync*. (iiOpov, 
 for ^dpaOpov, to, a trench, gulf, 
 profundity : fr. ^advg. 
 Bfpvi'ic?^, r]g, y), the name of a 
 woman, by apoc. for Bspovl'icr]. 
 Gr. bringing victory. 
 Bepoia, ag, »"/, Beroea, the name 
 of a city. 
 BtpotaToc, rt, ov, & BfppoiaTog, 
 
 Berocan : fr. the above. 
 BfpovTKa, ag, d. Dor. Others 
 read Btptvijca. Bcptrt'/c;;, used 
 by the Macedonians for ^epe- 
 vVkhj, the name of a woman ; 
 (UO) 
 
 BHS 
 
 bringing victory. 
 BE'TION, ov, TO, the herb be(>t. 
 Bi), he went, for i(3i), Ion. 3 siiirr. 
 a. 2. ind. act. fr. t(3rji>; /3yc, vou 
 might go, 2 sing. a. 2. subj.; Ir. 
 (iaipio. 
 
 BH", an imitation of the bltaiing 
 of sheep. 
 
 B^^w, to cry B/), bleat, as sheep; 
 or simply to cry out : fr. /3//. 
 BijOajSapd, dg, i/, the name of a 
 place ; Hebr. the place of pass- 
 age, viz. of the Jordan. 
 BrfOai'ia, ag, >/, the name of a 
 village. Hebr. house of aftlictioii. 
 BtjOetrdd, i), the name of a pnnl ; 
 tiie house of mercy. 
 BijOi, go, for which are used j3a ^ 
 (3d9i, a. 2. imper. act. fr. ftaivo). 
 l^r}OXik^, )/, the name of a city ; 
 Bethlehem ; the city of David. 
 BrjOffdidd & BrjOffd'i^dv, i), the 
 name of a city ; Bethsaida. 
 Hebr. the house of fishing. 
 BTiO<payr), ijg, >/, the name of a 
 village, Bethphage. 
 B/JXoc, ov, 6, a man's name ; the 
 name of a river. 
 
 BHAO'S, ov, o, the threshold of 
 a house or temple. 
 Brjfxa, aTog, to, a step, pace, foot- 
 step, track ; tribunal, beneli, 
 
 rostrum : fr. 1 pers. perf. pass. 
 
 of (3aiv(i). Hence 
 Btj^iaTi^io, to measure by steps ; 
 
 (ii^r]^aTia^ivog, measured out 
 
 into miles, Polyb. 
 Bi)^uvai, Dor. & poet, for (it'ivoi, 
 
 a. 2. inf. act. fr. jiaivo) or f3r//((. 
 B»}/it, a.2. tlStjv, to go. See jSairw. 
 Brjr, (5rig, (ifj, poet, without the 
 
 augment for t^r]i>, &.c. ^^rau 
 
 a. 2. inf. act. of tlie same. 
 B'}^, /3»?xoC, o, i), a cough. 
 BH'PYAAOS:, 6, y, beryl, a goni. 
 Brjffd^tvog, a. 1. part, m., haviin: 
 
 ascended; a. 1. m. tli7](Tdf.n]i:^ 
 Bfjffav, 3 pi. Ion, a. 2. ind. :ut, 
 
 for t^i}(Tav, fr. t\ii]v : & 
 Bii(Tt, he placed, i)ut on boaiM, 
 
 for £/3?;(T£, a. 1. Ion. fr. /3aw, <'i' 
 
 /3a/ra>. 
 
 Bt'iaeaOai, f. 1. inf. m. fr. the sanu'. 
 BriffSTo, lie ascended ; impf. hn 
 
 m. for i^^atTo, of fiiino^iai, ^ 
 
 verb formed fr. f. 1. of /iauw. 
 
 whence tfStjffofiijv, imi)f. 
 Bijcrofxai, I shall go, f. 1. m. of 
 
 (iaii'(jj. 
 Brjffofiai, to go, a poet. verb. ?>^'' 
 
 (irjfftTO, and eomp. a^w & o''^"^- 
 BijffOfitv, I pi. f. 1. ind. or by sy- 
 stole for ^r](Tu)fisv, 1 pi. a, I- 
 
 subj. act. fr. (3aivu} or jido), i- 
 
 (3i)(T(i), a. 1. t/3;;(Tn. 
 BfySSA, Tjg, r), a thicket, woo<l- 
 
 land, valley, mountain l>a^^ 
 
 waste. 
 Br](Tcrr]tig, laaa, ev, gen. ivro^, 
 
 woody : fr. the above. 
 
 BIB 
 
 BIO 
 
 B//T(r|?c, dat. pi. Ion. fr. (iT}<r<ja. | ^[(iamg, nog, i), a stalking, a sort 
 lh)<Tcr(iJ, or BIjttu), f. K(o, to cough : of dance : fr. 
 
 fr. (iiiK. 
 B)j rap^oCi 
 
 OV, 6, the Pyrrhic 
 
 dance ; thence BrjTdpfiijjr, ovog, 
 6, a Pyrrhic dancer; as if fr. 
 /3aw & dpu), to adapt the steps 
 to music. 
 
 BijTTjv, they went, poet. & Ion. 
 for i\3i]Tt)v, 3 dual a. 2. ind. act. 
 of t^i]v, fr. ^aivu). 
 
 BI'A, ag, y), force, strength, vi- 
 gour, violence, injury ; some- 
 times redundant, as Upidfioio 
 /3i';;v,a periphrasis for ITpta/ior', 
 so Catonis virtus, Horace ; /3i^ 
 Ofwv, in spite of the gods ; ^tTa 
 fiiag, TTpbg (3iav, by force. 
 
 Rias«o, compel, Ion. for (iid^ov, 
 ])res. imper. 
 
 Bia^fv, Dor. for /3ia^ov, fr. 
 
 Jjid^ofiai, f. (To^at, a. 1. t/3ia<Ta- 
 /i/jv ; in the mid. the same as 
 jiidio &. (3idKio, but freq. among 
 orators ; to use violence, oppress, 
 force, compel, endeavour, strive; 
 violate ; passively, to be urged, 
 oppressed, compelled : fr. 
 
 Bta^w, to use violence, force, com- 
 pel ; f. (TO), p. l3ejiiaKa. Th. /3/a. 
 
 15(a(o»:Xtu;|/, utirog, u, >'/, robbing 
 by force : fr. ftiaiog, KXtTTTco. 
 
 Viiaiog, a, ov, & o, >'/, forcible, 
 violent ; injurious ; compelled ; 
 (Siaiorepog, compar. : fr. jSia. 
 
 Biaiojg, adv. violently, by force : 
 fr, fiiaiog. 
 
 JUdvOai, to compel, use violence ; 
 pros. inf. fr. (iidof-iai. 
 
 hidaOuj, let him compel ; pres. 
 imper. [Sidov, u>, j3iatfT9it),dff9o>, 
 fr. /3tao/iai. Th. fiia. 
 
 hiarr^og, ov, 6, compulsion : & 
 
 BuitTTtug, a, 01', to be forced or 
 oftVred violence to : & 
 
 \iia(rTi)g, ov, 6, one who uses force, 
 a robber, violator : fr. /3ta^w. 
 
 to. 
 
 & Bi^tlfjit, poet, for 
 
 B 
 
 B</3rta>, 
 
 (iaivyt), to go, proceed, stalk, 
 
 stride, f. a<rtu, a. 1. l^'iiiacra, 
 
 part. pres. [3ij3iov, (iifiojv, j3ifia)g, 
 
 &. j3ii3dg. 
 BifiXdpiov, Bi/3Xapi^tov, & Bt/3Xt- 
 
 ^lov, ov, Tb, a little book. Th. 
 
 jSijSXog. 
 Bt/3X(a, lov, Ta, books ; the Bible, 
 
 the Scriptures : fr. /3i/3Xtor. 
 Bi(3Xivog olvog, Thracian wine : 
 
 fr. a vine of Thrace which was 
 
 called Bi/3Xta ; made of the /3i- 
 
 (iXog or papyrus. 
 
 wntmg 
 
 ict(TTiKog, i), bv, given to vio- 
 lence, having a power to compel. 
 
 Buirdg, a, b. Dor. for BidTt)g, 
 ov, o, vigorous, violent, sti'ong, 
 powerful, valiant : fr. 
 
 Bidw, a, poet, the same as /3ia^a>, 
 f. d'au), p. /3£/3»dfca, & fiirjauj, 
 iStiibjKa, Ion. & poet. ; perf. 
 pass. /3e/3t»;juat, & part. /3£/3i»/- 
 l^n'og, compelled. Th. (3ia. 
 
 Bi/3a^ai, f. ffu), p. /3£/3(/3aK:a, to 
 cause to come or go, admit ; 
 couple animals ; pres. pass. (3i- 
 /3d^o/iai, to be entered, a. 1. 
 iliiiidcrOrfv, f. 1. m. /3i/3d(ro/iat, 
 a. 1. tl3i(3a(Tdfirjv. Th. (iairio. 
 
 B(/3dg, dvTog, going, ascending ; 
 pres. part. act. fr. ^ijiij^ii, in- 
 stead of /3fjfit, or a. 2. act. for 
 (3ag, fr. the same. 
 
 Bt/3d(T9wv, proceeding, stalking ; 
 part. pres. fr. fiijSdffBi*), a poet, 
 verb : fr. /3ij3a'w. 
 
 Uij3Xioypa<pia, ag, i), a 
 
 of books : fr. 
 Bt/3Xioy|Oa'0oc, ov, b, a writer of 
 
 books : fr. ^i^Xiov, ypd^oj. 
 Bt/3Xio0^/c»/, i]g, 71, a library : fr. 
 
 (3ii3Xiov, Oi)Kt] : fr. TiOr^i-u. 
 Bt(3Xiov, ov, TO, a book, scroll, 
 
 slieet, register, letter. Th. /3t- 
 
 (3Xog. 
 Bt/3Xio7rwX»;g, ov, b, voc. j3ij3Xi6- 
 
 TTwXa, a bookseller : fr. /3t/3Xiov, 
 
 TTwXfW. 
 
 B(/3\jo0dpo(,% ov, 6, a letter-car- 
 rier, registrar, delegate : fr. (3i- 
 f3Xiov, <pkpio. 
 
 ]ii(3Xio(pvXdKiov, ov, Tb, a library: 
 fr. /3i/3Xtov, ^vXaKij. 
 
 BI'B A02, ov, i), a book, the bark 
 of a tree, the papyrus, from 
 which paper and books were 
 made. 
 
 Bt/3pW(TK<0, f. /3p(uo-w, p. ^t(3piOKa, 
 
 to eat, eat uj), browse, feed : fr. 
 ^ptofTKio, the same. 
 
 BitvvTeg, Dor. for (Siovvrtg, liv- 
 ing ; pres. part. pi. fr. /3t6w. 
 
 Bit], Ion. for /3/a, ag, //, force. 
 
 Bit'jrraTo, he compelled ; a. 1. m. 
 Ion. for t(3iTi<TaT0 ; fr. flidu). 
 
 Bty0t, for I3hj, dat. by force, with 
 violence; ^t is a poet, paragoge : 
 fr. /3i;/, Ion. for (3ia. 
 
 HiQvvia, ag, ?'/, the name of a pro- 
 vince of Asia Minor, Bithynia. 
 
 BI'KOS, ov, b, an earthen vessel 
 with ears, a pitcher, jar, cask. 
 BiKiov, & BiKidiov, ov, TO, dim., 
 a little pitcher. Bikiov is also a 
 vetch. 
 
 BINE'Q, ai, to have sexual inter- 
 course, particularly by violence, 
 copulate ; f. ijffoj, p. (3e[3ivr]Ka : 
 fr. l3aivio. 
 
 BioT, he lives ; 3 sing. pres. ind. 
 act. contr. fr. /3totu. Hence (3l- 
 oi^irjv, I may live, opt. pres. m. 
 contr. 
 
 BioXoy£(i>, u>, f. -ijffoj, p. rjKa, to 
 write a person's life ; part. pass. 
 /3toXoyov/Li£voc, described as in 
 real life : fr. (3iog, Xfyw. 
 Bl'Oi:, ov, b, life, food, provision, 
 or means of life, livelihood, 
 coui'se of life, property, raan- 
 (lU) 
 
 BAA 
 
 kind, the world. But 
 Biof,", ov, b, a bow, bow-string ; 
 
 as if stretched (3ia, by force. 
 BioffTtpifg, tog, b, ti, deprived ()f 
 
 food or life, destitute, poor : fr. 
 
 (3iog, TTtptu). 
 BioTtvio, to live, seek one's living, 
 
 f. (Ta> ; (3ioTtv<Tyg, 2 sing. a. 1. 
 
 subj. act. : fr. ^iog, life. 
 Btorfta, ag, >'/, same as 
 Btor^, ijg, r), life, way of life : & 
 BtoTTjg, 7jTog, y), the same : fr. the 
 
 same. Hence 
 BioTi)(Tiog, b, y), pertaining to or 
 
 supporting life. 
 BiOTiKbg, y), bv, :=■ (3njjTiK6g. 
 IhoTiov, TO, slender subsistence. 
 BioToio, of food, gen. sing. Ion. 
 
 for I3i6tov ; fr. 
 Bioro^, ov, b, the same with the 
 
 poets as (3iog. 
 Bioig, having lived, a. 2. part. fr. 
 
 tf3i(t}v, as Sovg fr. tdiov ; a. 2. fr. 
 
 the obsolete (3i(jjfii : fr. |3i6a>. 
 Biov<T9ai, pres. inf. mid. of (3i6io. 
 Bio<p96pog, b, t), destroying life, 
 
 corrupting life ; voc. (3io^96pt : 
 
 fr. j3iog, (p9tipio. 
 Bioio, G), to live, f. wcw & toffofiai, 
 
 p. (3t(3iii)Ka, a. 2. t(3iiov (fr. the 
 
 obsolete ^'nofxi), opt. /3tyi/r, inf. 
 
 (BiCJvai, part. /Siot'C, perf. pass. 
 
 (3ti3itofiai, a. 1. m. tl3i(jjffdfirjv. 
 
 Th. ^log. 
 BioiovTo, poet, for (3iCjvto, contr. 
 
 fr. tl3idoifTo, fr. /Siaw. 
 Biaojv, ojvog, b, a species of wild 
 
 ox, the bison. 
 BiTiva, ijg, y), the same as /3t*cog, 
 
 an urn. 
 Bi^aro, Ion. for (3u[ivT0, contr. 
 
 for (3idQivTo, pres. opt. m. fr. 
 
 l3idit}. 
 Bi(^tjv, I would live, Att. for /3i- 
 
 oiTjv, a. 2. opt. fr. /3tw/ii or(3i6u). 
 Biiov, b, Bion, a philosopher. 
 BiCjvai, to have lived, a. 2. inf. 
 
 act. fr. the obsolete l3iojfiL : fr. 
 
 (3i6oj. 
 
 BiuKTai, a. 1 . inf. act. fr. the same. 
 Btioai^iog, b, ?'/, vital, fit for living, 
 
 worth living for : fr. the same. 
 Biujaig, nog, »'/, life spent, the act 
 
 of living. 
 Biojaico), same as (3i6u), to live. 
 BiioTiKog, »), bv, vital, tending to 
 
 the support of life, capable of 
 
 procuring nourishment, secular, 
 
 worldly : & 
 BiioTbg, i), bv, to be lived, vital, 
 
 having life, worth living for: 
 
 fr. /3c6w. 
 Biwro, let him live, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 
 imper. act. fr. /3ta>(?i, fr. /3twfn. 
 
 See (3i6io. 
 
 Bno(ptXi)g,tog, b, »/, useful for life: 
 
 fr. l3iog, ijj^tXeu). 
 
 BXd^tiv, poet, for /3Xa7rr£tv, to 
 
 hurt. Hence a. 2. 6/3Xa/3ov ; inf. 
 
 (3Xa(3iXv. 
 
 , I 
 
BAA 
 
 h\a(3tig, tXcrn, tv, hurt; a. 2. part. 
 
 pass. fr. (^XCLTTTU). 
 
 BXa/3€pog, a, 6v, injurious, hurt- 
 ful : fr. jSXdTTToj. Hence 
 
 hXa^spwg, adv. injuriously. 
 
 BXa/3//, //t;, »/, liurt, harm, injurv, 
 loss : fr. perf. m. /3f/3\a/3a, of 
 /3\a7rrw. 
 
 BXa/3r/i'at, to he hurt, a. 2. inf. 
 pass. & BXafiriffajxai, f. 1. ind. 
 pass. fr. the same 
 
 B\a/L50juat, — (iXciTrrofiai. 
 
 BXafioc, £0C, TO, same as fiXcqStj. 
 
 BXa/3w, f. 2. fr. /3Xa7rrw. 
 
 B A A 1 20' 2, poet. BXaicraoQ, i),oi', 
 having crooked legs; lame,stam- 
 mering : fr. /3Xd7rrw. 
 
 BXaKsia, ag, >'/, sloth, indolence, 
 stupidity : fr. 
 
 BXaKivo), f. tvaiOy yt. ^tiSXctKevKa, 
 to give one's self up to sloth, be 
 inactive, be dull or stujnd; opp. 
 to aTTov^a^u). Th. /3Xfi^. 
 
 BXaKiKog, ij, bv, slothful, lazy, 
 stupid : fr. /3Xa$. Hence 
 
 BXciKiKuig, adv. slothfully, indo- 
 lently, slowly. 
 
 BXaKioCjjg, foc, 6, )/, like a /3Xa^. 
 
 BAA'S, Kog, 6, a certain worth- 
 less kind of fish, like a shad ; 
 mdolent, inactive, dull, stupid : 
 prob, fr. fiaXaKog. 
 
 BAA'riTi}, to harm, hurt, injure, 
 hinder, mislead, deprive, sup- 
 plant ; f. \|/w, p. /3€f3Xa0rt, a. 1. 
 ifiXaypa, a. 2. t/3Xa/3ov, f. 2. 
 /3Xa/3a>, perf. pass. /3t/3Xrt/ijuai, 
 a. 1. pass. i(3Xd(p9tjv, a. 2. ])ass. 
 kiSXafiriVj a. 2. part. pass. /3Xa- 
 /3£iV, tto"a, a. 2. inf. pass. j3Xaj3i]- 
 vaijf. 2. pass. /3Xaj3/)cro/tat, perf. 
 m. (isj3Xdf3a. 
 
 BAA2TA'NQ,to germinate, bud, 
 sprout, shoot, spring ; cause to 
 shoot ; f. /3Xa(Trry<T(u, p. /3£/3Xacr- 
 TTjKay a. 2. tl5Xa(TTov. 
 
 BXd<jrt}, T]g, r),& BXa<Tr/jfta,aroc, 
 TO, a shoot, blossom, offspring, 
 bud, germ: fr. 1 pers. perf. pass, 
 of [iXaffTdvui. 
 
 BXaanjuog, ov, o, a bud, shoot, 
 vigour, growth : fr. the same. 
 
 BXaffTijcrdTto, a. 1 . imper. act. 
 
 hXaffTrjau), I shall bud ; f. 1. ind. 
 act. fr. [iXaardvio. 
 
 BXdcrrog, ov, b, a man's name ; 
 but BXaarbg, ov, b, a bud. 
 
 BXa(T(pr)^k(>), to defame, slander, 
 blaspheme, speak injuriously, re- 
 vile, rail, curse, impf. i^Xacr- 
 (})r]fitov, ovv, f. i](Jni, p. (3efiXa(T- 
 ^jj;u;;ica,'pres. pass. ^Xaa<pr]nov- 
 fiai, to be accused of blasphemy, 
 perf. pass. jSsjiXafTcprjixrjixai, f. 1. 
 l3Xa(T<pi}ixr]0r}<Toi.iai : & 
 
 BXa(T<prjixia, ag, i), slander, blas- 
 phemy, cursing, invective : fr. 
 
 BXdffipjjiJLog, o, 7/, a slanderer, 
 blasphemer, evil speaker : fr. 
 (iXdtiv for ^XdTTTtiv (pnM^y *^ 
 
 BAH 
 
 hurt the reputation. Hence 
 BXa(T<priiiu)g, adv. injuriously, im- 
 piously, blasphemously. 
 BAA'TTION, Bv'CdvTiov, ov, to, 
 
 the anterior bone of the purple 
 
 fish ; Matthiolus calls it the onyx 
 
 or Indian shellfish. 
 BAAi)TAI, wv, a'l, & BXavTia, 
 
 wv, tA, a kind of shoe. 
 BXa<p6eig, hurt, a. 1. part. pass. 
 
 l3Xa(})0>'ivai, a. 1. inf. pass. fr. 
 
 /3Xa7rra>. 
 BXa4^t<ppiov, ovog, b, y, deranged 
 
 in mind : fr. jSXdTTTOJ, ^oi]V. 
 BXeiixTjv, tio, tiTO, a. 2, ojtt. m. fr. 
 
 fiXijiJLi, to strike, fr. f3aXXaj ; as 
 
 Otifirji', ilo, fXro, fr. TiGiifii. 
 BXtig, struck, a. 2. part, of /3X/)^<r, 
 
 or by sync, for (5Xii9tig,a. l.part. 
 
 pass. fr. [SdXXuj. 
 BXsfieaivtx), to cast a fierce or 
 
 threatening look : fr. 
 BXf^/m, aTog, Tb, a look, glance, 
 
 aspect : fr. /3Xe7rw. 
 BAE'NNA,/;Cj »/, mucus from the 
 
 nose, slime. Hence 
 liXei'pog, »), bv, contemptible, 
 
 drivelling : & 
 BXEvvojSijg, log, b, »'/, slimy. 
 BXtTTt^aiiJUov, ovog, b, »), ghost- 
 seeing, sui)erstitious, with wild 
 
 spectral looks, raving : fr. /SXs- 
 
 TTio, iaii-UxJV. 
 BXtTToiffa, Dor. for jiXk-rrovaa, 
 
 lof)king, pr. part. f. g. fr. jSXtTTw. 
 BXeTTTog, /), bv, & b, //, to be seen, 
 
 visible, worth seeing : fr. 
 BAE'riQ, tig or irpbg, to look at, 
 
 see, behold, regard, incline to, 
 
 perceive, understand, hew are of, 
 
 have regard to, live ; f. \pM, j). 
 
 ]3€/3Xf0a, a. 1. ti3Xt^a, perf. 
 
 pass. /3f/3Xfju/iai : as if f3dXXw 
 
 alTTrt. 
 BXe<papiK(jJ, f. iffio, to wink : fr. 
 BXiipapig, icog, n), pi. ^Xe<papiCeg, 
 
 the eye-lashes ; eye-lids. 
 BAE'-JjAPON, ov, to, the eye-lid; 
 
 eye : fr. jSt/SXe^a, perf. of jSXtTrw. 
 BXi^^tg, eojg, r), a looking upon, 
 
 beholding, sight : fr. jSXettw. 
 BXij9tig,a. l.part. pass. /SXijG/ji^at, 
 
 a. 1. inf. pass. (i\r]9}]Ti, a. 1. 
 
 imp. pass, (5Xt]9io, a. 1. subj. 
 
 pass. fr. (idXXu). 
 BXrjfia, aTog, rb, a cast, blow, 
 
 wound. Th. fidXXio. 
 
 BXr}i.itvog, struck, wounded ; by 
 
 sync, for (ie[3Xtifiti'og, perf. part. 
 
 pass, fr, /3dXXa>, perf. pass. /3g- 
 
 (SXijfiai. 
 
 BXri<79ai, to be cast ; for /3f/3Xj/- 
 
 (T9ai, perf. inf. pass. fr. /3dXXa>. 
 
 BXiJTo, poet. & Ion. for tiikjSXtjTO, 
 
 plupf. pass, of the same. 
 
 BXtjTbg, /), bv, sti'uck, wounded, 
 
 stunned : fr. (3dXXu). 
 
 BXrfTpoicri, dat. pi. Ion. fr. 
 
 BXtJTpov, ov, TO, an iron nail or 
 
 ring, bolt, peg : fr. the same. 
 (112) 
 
 BOA 
 
 BAHXA'OMAI, wfiai, f. T}(TOft(n^ 
 p. /3f/3Xr;x '?/'«' J to bleat like a 
 sheep, cry as a child. 
 
 BXri\ea9ai, poet, for (iXij^doOai^ 
 to bleat : fr. (iXi)\dofiai. 
 
 BX;;X'/j ')C, Vj a bleating, wailiujr, 
 
 crvmg 
 
 & 
 
 BXijx'jfia, aTog, Tb, the same, & 
 fr. the same. 
 
 BAHXPO'S, d, bv, & 6, >/, weak, 
 feeble, faint ; as also d/SX/y^i'-f. 
 Hence BXijxputg, advl 
 
 BXj/xwi'iag, ov, b, prepared wiiji 
 or from penny-royal. 
 
 BXifid'Cio, to feel, handle, ]>ress. 
 
 BAI'TON, ov, Tb, a pot-herb, an 
 insipid vegetable. 
 
 BAI'TTQ, f. l3Xiffu), p. (ielSXiK-a, 
 to take away by pressure, as 
 honey from bees, press, s(pieezc. 
 
 BXoavpolo, gen. Ion. for -ov, fr. 
 
 BAOSYPO'S, d, bv, stern, grim, 
 of fierce or terrible aspect ; of 
 dignified appearance, majcstii', 
 noble, heroic. 
 
 BXo(Tvp6(pp(ov, ovog, b, //, of he- 
 roic or martial mind : fr. )3Xo- 
 (Tvpbg, (pnijv. 
 
 BXo<y vpu) IT ig, id og, I'y, having fierce 
 eyes : & 
 
 BXo(TJ^|Ott>7r6t;, y), bv, of terribk 
 aspect : fr. (iXoovpbg, oJ^/. 
 
 BAY'ZQ, & llXmo, f. iSXvau,, p. 
 jSifiXvKa, to overflow, pour out, 
 gush out, bubble up. So called 
 from the nuirmuring noise of 
 flowing water. Lat. Jluo. 
 
 BXiti9pbg,d, bv, high, lofty, green, 
 tender : fr. jiXwaKw. 
 
 BAQMO'2, ov, b, a mouthful, 
 fragment, bit, morsel of bread : 
 as if fr. /^dXXw. 
 
 BXuifTic:, titjg, i), an arrival : fr. 
 
 BA12'2KQ, f. fc»<Tw, p. ^'(jiXioKa, 
 to come, arrive, approach, as- 
 cend, increase. See M gju/SXojcfl. 
 
 Bod^, poet, for (ioq,, by pleoii. of 
 a, 3 sing. ind. pres. fr. jiodu). 
 
 BodafTKov, I sing. impf. act. poet, 
 for t/^owv, of /3oda*. 
 
 Bodyotov, ov, Tb, a shield made 
 of the hides of wild bulls : fr. 
 I^ovg, dypiog. 
 
 Bodypiog, ov, b, Boagrius, a river 
 of Locris. 
 
 Boa96og, ov, o. Dor. for (SoriOoog, 
 poet. ; instead of which more 
 fre(iuently occurs Boti9bg, b, //, 
 a helper, ally, auxiliary, one 
 who runs to assist in battle : fr. 
 l3otj9kuj. 
 
 Boavepyig, Syriac, Gr. viol ^nov 
 Tijg, sons of thunder : JNlark 
 iii. 17. 
 
 Boa^, dico^, 6, a kind of fislij 
 called also BoijK and BtoK '• h- 
 iSodu). 
 
 Bod'ffag, avTog, Dor. for (ioi'iTnc, 
 a. 1. part, act, of the same verl». 
 
 Bouai, they cry out ; Dor. f^r 
 
 BOH 
 
 ftoCiffi, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. fr, 
 
 houTtg, idog, >/, crying aloud. 
 
 IJort uXiov, ov, Tb, a cow-house, 
 ex-stall : fr. fiovg, avXij. 
 
 150 \'Q, u>, to cry or call out, 
 -hout, exclaim, vociferate, roar, 
 bellow, resound, teach openly, 
 implore help, invoke, celebrate ; 
 f. {i<7(t), im])f. tiSoaov, (ov, p. 
 /S^/3oj;k«, a. 1. tfiorjffa, a. 1. m. 
 iinper. jiorjffov, drw. Th. /3o//. 
 
 ]]otia, ag, 1), (sc. dopd,) an ox- 
 hide ; shield or buckler, made 
 of ox-hide, dcnrlg being under- 
 stood. Th. (3ovg. 
 
 V.oHKbg, t), bv, same as 
 
 Dotiog, a, ov, of or belonging to 
 an ox or oxen, & 
 
 Botog, a, ov, the same : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 ]\6fg, nom. pi. fr. [iovg, (iobg, b, »/. 
 
 ]iotvg, iiog, b, a leathern thong. 
 Th. ^iovg. 
 
 Dot), ijg, 1), a shouting, clamour, 
 war-cry, battle. 
 
 hoy, Dor. for /3o^, 3 sing. pres. 
 sulij. act. contr. fr. jSodio. 
 
 llorj^ponHo, w, f. rytroi, to run w'ith 
 a shout, inin at the call of an- 
 other, assist : fr. 
 
 ]\o)}^p6fiog, ov, b, bringing help 
 to one who cries out : fr. (iorj, 
 Cp'tfxu), for Tptx^- 
 
 l\oi}Cponiu)v, Hjvog, b, an Athenian 
 nutnth, nearly answering to our 
 September. 
 
 lioiiOtia, ag, 1/, help, assistance, 
 aid, succour : fr. 
 
 nOHOE'Q, u>, to help, aid, suc- 
 cour ; as if ilg ti)v ^o))v 9i 10, to 
 run to a cry, to one who cries 
 out fOr help, f. I'jauj, p. (iejior}- 
 OrjKa, a. 1. t^iot'i9qaa, a. 1. im- 
 per. liior]9r)(Tov, utw, 2 sing. pres. 
 iniper. ^oi)9ti, contr. for fioTj9ee. 
 Hence 
 
 lioi]9f]fia, aTog, ro, help, remedy, 
 assistance, aid. 
 
 V>oi)Ot)TiKbg, 1), bv, auxiliary. Also 
 
 Vwi]9bg, b, 1), & BoT]96og, aiding, 
 assisting ; poet, a helper, ally, 
 auxiliary : fr. (3oT]9t(i>. 
 
 llo/jXatrta, ag, r), a driving away 
 t'f cattle, a booty : (3ovg,iXavvoj. 
 
 lio/jXariw, f. rjffu), p. rjKa, to drive 
 away cattle ; feed or tend cat- 
 tle : fr. 
 
 ljo//Xdr;;t:, ov, 6, a cattle-driver, 
 herdsman, stealer of cattle : fr. 
 fiovg, tXavvto. 
 
 ho/jXdnc, idog, rj, fr. the above. 
 
 l^o'/jLta, aTog, Tb, — (ioi). 
 
 lioyi', Dor. for (3o^v, pres. inf. 
 act. fr. iSodio ; & [ioyg, Dor. for 
 1^04^, 2 sing. pres. subj. act. 
 
 15o>/j'6yuoc, ov, b, a feeder of cat- 
 tle, neat-herd : fr. fiovg, veyuw. 
 
 I^o;jri)g, vog, ?), same as (ioij, a 
 <^ry, noise, shouting. Th. /3odw. 
 
 BOM 
 
 BoOniov, ov, Tb, a little ditch : fr. 
 
 BO'ePOV, ov, b, a ditch, trcpch, 
 
 hole, pit; naif (Sd9pog: fr. (3d9og. 
 
 BoGvvog, ov, 6, the same, but 
 
 more Attic, as if fr. (3a9vvu), to 
 
 excavate deeply. 
 
 Bot^doeov, or Boidiov, or Boi^joi', 
 
 ov, Tb, a young steer or heifer : 
 
 fr. i3ovg. 
 
 Bo'iicbg, rj, bv, belonging to cat- 
 tle : fr. the same. 
 BoiojTapxEijj, at, f. j)(TU},to rule in 
 Boeotia : & 
 
 Boiu)Tapxoi, 01, chief magistrates 
 among the Thebans: fr. BoiujtoI, 
 dpxio. 
 
 BoituTia, ag, y, Boeotia. Hence 
 
 BouoTidt,ii), to speak like a Boeo- 
 tian, i. e. in a rustic manner. 
 
 BoiujTbg, ov, b, a Bccotian. 
 
 BoiojTovpyiig, eog, b, 1), of Boeo- 
 tian workmanship. Th. tpyov. 
 
 BoXd'wr, of blow.s, gen. pi. yEol. 
 fr. /3oX»;. Th. (3dXXu). 
 
 BoXf5i(TKog, ov, b, a small onion 
 or leek, radish : fr. (3oX(i6g. 
 
 B6X(3iTov, ov, Tb, in BoXitov, 
 dung, filth, mud : fr. (BoXog. 
 
 BOA BO'S, ov, b, a bulb, onion, 
 any round root. 
 
 BoX/3(t»^/;g, tog, 6, »), bulbous : fr. 
 the above. 
 
 BoXtTai for (iovXtTai, wishes, II. 
 A. 319. 
 
 BoXfw, w, f. yffu), to cast ; the 
 same as (idXXut. See jBtiioXrj- 
 UTai, (itfioXiJUEvog. 
 
 BoXij, yg, if, a cast, throw, blow, 
 wound ; sun-beam, ray ; glance ; 
 throe ; gen. pi. ^ol. /3oXd'<ov: fr. 
 perf. ind. m. (3t(5oXa, of (SdXXoj. 
 
 BoXiZio, to cast a line, measure 
 the deep with a plummet, heave 
 the lead, sound, fathom ; f. iao), 
 p. (3e(36XiKa, a. 1. l^oXiaa, a. 1. 
 part. (5oXi<Tag, avTog : fr. 
 
 BoXtf, idog, ?), a dart, javelm, ar- 
 row ; sounding-line. Th. (idXXio. 
 
 BoXiTivog, 7], ov, of dung or filth : 
 fr. 
 
 BoXirov, ov, Tb, ■=. /3oX/3troi/. 
 
 BoXoyiai, poet, for ^ovXofxat. 
 
 BoXog, ov, b, a cast, throw of the 
 net or dice, sling, drag-net, 
 draught of fish : fr. /3dXXw. 
 
 Bo/i/3aXo^o/i/3aC, an interj. of 
 surprise, hey-day. Comic word. 
 
 Bofi^avXiog, ov, b, a bag-piper. 
 
 BofxfitvvTi, Dor. for (3ofi(3ovoi ; 
 l3o/xfitv(Tu, Dor. & .^ol. for fiofi- 
 jSoixra, murmuring, pres. part, 
 nom. sing. f. g. fr. 
 
 Bofi(3sio, it), f. ijffio, p. j3tj36fil3i]Ka, 
 to make a buzzing, humming, or 
 murmuring noise : whence 
 
 BofxfiTjcbv, adv. with a Immming 
 or buzzing noise : fr. 
 
 BO'MBOS, ov, b, the hum of 
 bees, buzz, murnuir. 
 
 BofijivXti, T]g, 1), a humble-bee ; 
 (113) 
 
 6, a silk-worm ; 
 
 BOS 
 
 gnat ; any humming insect : fr. 
 the above. 
 
 Bo/x/3vXtog, or -bg, b, the same ; 
 a kind of cup ; l^ofx^ovv iv ry 
 ■jToati : fr. the same. 
 Bo/Li/3i;?, VKog, 
 silk : fr. /3o/i/3oc 
 BO'NAVOS, or Bbvaaaog, ov, b, 
 a wild animal. 
 
 Boo^t'^ytov, ov, Tb, a yoke of oxen: 
 fr. ^3ovc, ^vyov. 
 
 BooKTaaia, ag, »/, a slaughter of 
 oxen : fi*. jiovg, KTtiuoj. 
 Booffffoog, b, t), ox-driving, ox- 
 scaring : fr. fiovg, (Ttvii). 
 BoofTTocrig, zz jiovcrTamg, 
 BO PA', dg, >/, provision, food, 
 properly of brutes, fodder, fo- 
 rage : as if fr. (36io or fiofTKoj. 
 B6pa9pov, ov, to, a trench or 
 ditch. 
 
 Bo()/3op60r»/ioc, o, y, dung-en- 
 raged : fr. /3op/3opog, Gvfxog 
 Bop^opoKoiTyg, ov, b, lying in 
 the mud : fr. (SopfSopog, Ko'iTrj. 
 
 BO'PBOPOS, ov, b, mud, filth, 
 dung, properly Ik Tijg (iopdg. 
 
 BopftopoTapa^ig, b, stiiTcr up of 
 nnid, turbulent : fr. (36pj3opog, 
 Tapd(T(Tio. 
 
 BopiSopooj, Cj, f. tocfb), to cover 
 with mud, defile : fr. ^op^opog. 
 
 Bopl3opvyfii), ijg, y. Si. Bop/3opvy- 
 ^bg, ov, b, a noise in the intes- 
 tines : fr. 
 
 BOPBOPY'ZQ, f. vo-w,to make a 
 noise, rumble, as the intestines. 
 
 BopfSopiodijg, tog ovg, 6, »/, full 
 of dregs, miry. 
 
 BojCido, gen. -^ol. (3opeio, gen. 
 Ion. for (iopsov, fr. 
 
 BOPE'AS, Ion. Bopttjg, ov, 6, Bo- 
 reas, the north wind ; the north. 
 
 Bopk7jGtv, adv. poet, from the 
 north. 
 
 Boptiog, & Bopifiog, poet., 6, >/, 
 northern. 
 
 Bopijv, ace. Ion. for (3opdv, fr. 
 (3opd, food. 
 
 BopfiaK & Bvpfxa^, uKog, b, an 
 ant : fr. fiiipfitjK, for /x 6l (3 are 
 cognate lettere among the^olics. 
 
 Boppalog, & Bo^ptlog, =. Boptiog. 
 
 Boppdg, d, b, Boreas, the north 
 wind, the north : Boppyg, Ion. 
 B6ppd9ev, adv. from the north. 
 
 B6(rig, twg, & Borrtc/), ijg, if, food, 
 fodder, forage. Th. f36uj, to feed. 
 
 B6(TKt]fia, aTog, Tb, cattle, an ani- 
 mal; flock, herd; pasture, food : 
 fr. (36<TKat. 
 
 Bo<TKTj(Ttl(T9E, ye shall feed ; Dor. 
 for (3o(TKrj(yt(T9E, 2 pi, f. 1. m. of 
 j36(TKio, f. ifffoj. 
 
 BotTKtjffig, EojQ, if, a feeding, gra- 
 zing : fr. the same. 
 
 BocTKovTi, Dor. for (36(tkov(ti, they 
 feed, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. fr. 
 (36<TKat. 
 
 BoaKog, ov, b, a herdsman, sheji- 
 I 
 
BOY 
 
 BOY 
 
 BOY 
 
 herd : fr. 
 BoffKiOj or BoffKEw, to feed, graze, 
 
 pasture, lead to pasture, tend ; 
 
 f. (3o(TKi}(Tu), p. /3f/3o(T/c>;K:a, a. I. 
 
 ijSocTKrjffa : fr. /36cu. 
 BoffTTopov, oy, 7-6, the sole of the . ^, ^ . 
 
 foot ; an Indian fruit ; the Bos- Bo ut^opoc, ov, 6, cow-kapmg 
 
 porus. B6o-7ropoe,ou,6, the same, ^ovg, 9upkw. 
 
 Bovy\u)(T(TOQ, ou, 6, a fish, the Doi'Xn^ffrt., a. I. imp. m. /3oi;\un 
 
 sole : fr. /3oi'C, y'KuxTffa. 
 BovSopog, 6, r), Haying oxen : fr. 
 
 fiovg, itpio. 
 BovGepng, tog, 6, i), summering 
 
 or i)asturinK oxen : (3ovq, 9spog. 
 
 ■ ■ fr. 
 
 BO'STPYXOS, ov, 6, & Boarpv^, 
 vxoQ, o, a lock or tuft of hair, 
 curl, ringlet ; tendril : fr. ^6- 
 TpvQ, a cluster. 
 
 BoffTpvxf^^rjQf Bog, 6, r/, like or 
 shaded with curls. Th. tl^og. 
 
 Bora, wv, tci, sheep : see Botov. 
 
 BoTCLiTj, Tjg, t), an herb, plant, 
 grass, herbage: fr. (iorbg, (ioio. 
 Hence 
 
 BoTaviKog, »), 6v, belonging to 
 herbs : & 
 
 BoTuviov, ov, TO J an herb or vege- 
 table. 
 
 Borijp, TJpoQ, o, poet, a feeder, 
 herdsman, shepherd : & 
 
 Borov, ovf TO J cattle, a flock, 
 herd: fr. 
 
 BoToc, Vf ov, fed, pastured: fr. 
 
 ^OCTKOJ. 
 
 BoTpvdiov, ov, TO, a little cluster. 
 BoTpvSbv, adv. in clusters. Th. 
 
 lioTpvg, 
 BoTpvoSojpog, 6, //, giving grapes: 
 
 fr. (ioTpvg, SCJpov. 
 BoTpvotig, taaa, iv, gen. ivTog, 
 
 abounding in grapes : fr. /36rpvg. 
 BoTpvoiraig, 6, >/, a vine which 
 
 produces clusters, as children: 
 
 fr. jSorpvg, iralg. 
 BoTpvoxaiTr]g, ov, 6, grape- 
 tressed, with bunches of gi-apes 
 
 in the hair : fr. (iorpvg, %« *'"'?• 
 BO'TPYS, voc,o, a grape, bunch 
 
 or cluster of grapes ; voc. w 
 
 ^oTpv, ace. pi. jioTpvag. 
 Bov, a particle of augmentation: 
 
 fr. (5ovg, an ox, because it is a 
 
 large animal; asj3ouv«j3poy,/3oil- 
 -Traig. 
 
 Bov, poet, for (5o6g. 
 
 Bov(ia\Lg, idog, r), a wild cow, 
 
 buffalo : 
 
 Boui3a\og, ov, 6, a buff'alo or wild 
 
 ox : fr. (iovg, an ox. 
 
 Bov/36(rio V, v,r6, pasture-ground. 
 
 Bov(i6Tag, a, 6, Dor. for Bov/36- 
 ri7C,ov,6,aneat-herd, herdsman: 
 
 fr. jSoDc, /36w. 
 BovfioTog, ov, 6, fed, browsed, or 
 
 grazed on, by oxen : fr. same. 
 Bov/3pw(rig, or BovjipuxTTig, »/, 
 
 great hunger: fr. jSov, /3pw<rKfa*. 
 BOYBQ'N, CJvog, 6, the groin : 
 
 also, a tumour in that region. 
 
 Hence 
 Bov(iu)vidu), to, to have a swelling 
 
 BovOvaia, ag, //, a sacrifice of 
 
 oxen : fr. ^ovg, Gvts). 
 BovOvTtio, w, to sacrifice oxen: & 
 BovOvTog, 6, r), pertaining to the 
 
 sacrifice of oxen, sacrificial : fr. 
 
 (iovg, Ovu). 
 BovKoiog, liovKog «& f^uiKog, Dor. 
 
 ov, 6, a neat-herd, herdsman. 
 
 mower, reaper ; the same as 
 
 in the groin. 
 
 Bovydiog, 6, r), greatly-boastmg : 
 
 fr. /3oD, yaiu). 
 BovyXioffffog, ov, 6, & ov, ov, to, 
 
 the herb bugloss, ox-tongue : & 
 
 (3ovTT}g, ov, 6. Th. jiovg 
 BovKtvTpov, ov, TV, an ox-goad : 
 fr. I^ovg, KevTpov. 
 BovKtptjjg, to, having horns like 
 an ox : fr. [3ovg, KSpag. 
 BovKoXeu), to, f. rjato, p. /3t/3ov»c6- 
 XrjKa, to feed oxen: generally 
 to feed, suckle, nourish, support; 
 stray, wander ; deceive ; ^ovko- 
 XiovTi, dat. sing. part, pres.: fr. 
 (iovg, KoXov. 
 
 BovKoXia, ag, y, the same as 
 I3ovk6Xiov : fr. the above. 
 BovKoXid'Cii), BtoKoXidZ,(o & Rwko- 
 Xid(TCto, Dor. f. d<Tu) or d^w, to 
 sing pastorals. Hence 
 BovKoXiafffibg, ov, 6, a singing of 
 pastorals, playingon a shepherd*s 
 pipe : fr. fiovKoXog. 
 BovKoXia<TTi)g, ov, b, a singer of 
 pastorals : fr. the same. 
 BovKoXiKbg, r), bv, pastoral, buco- 
 lic : fr. ^ovKoXog. 
 BovKoXiov, ov, TO, a herd of cattle. 
 BovKoXifffibg, ov, 6, a pastoral 
 song: the same as liovKoXiaa^og. 
 BovicoXoc, & Dor. jitoKoXog, ov, 6, 
 a cow-herd, herdsman: fr.fiovg, 
 KoXov, food. 
 
 BovXapxoc, o, the author of the 
 counsel : fr. /3ovX^, dpxto. 
 BovXa<p6pog, ov, b, Dor. for (iov- 
 Xrjtpopog. 
 
 BovXtai, 2 sing. Ion. from (iovXk- 
 aai, Att. /3ovXci : 
 BovXci, you wish, Att. for ^ovXy, 
 2 sing. pres. ind. m. fr. f^ovXo^ai. 
 BovXfia, ag, i), the otfice of a 
 senator : fr. jiovXij. 
 BovXeo, wish ; Ion. for (iovXov, 
 pres. imper. m. fr. j3ovXo/iat. 
 BovXevto, Ion. for /SovXfvov, pres. 
 imper. mid. or pass. fr. /3ov- 
 Xtvio. 
 
 BovXtvyffQa, yon may consult, for 
 (iovXtvyg, 2 sing. pres. subj. act. 
 by paragoge of i)a, fr. /3ovXtva>. 
 BovXtvfia, aTog, Tb, counsel, deli- 
 beration, decree. Th. (iovXi). 
 BovXevfidTiov, ov, Tb, a little de- 
 cree : dim. of /3ovXfvjLta. 
 BovXtvfitvog, Ion. & poet, for 
 ^ovXonivog, pr. pt. fr. jSovXouat. 
 (114) 
 
 aavTi, dat. sing. a. 1. part. act. 
 of ftovXtvio. 
 
 \iovXfvaavTt, a. 1. part, dual nom. 
 fr. jiovXtvto. 
 
 BovXivaig, nog, i), a consultation, 
 design : fr. the same. 
 
 BovXf vrf ov, it is necessary to con- 
 sult, deliberate. 
 
 BovXtvr/;piov, ov, to, a place for 
 consultation, council-chamber, 
 senate-house ; a council : 
 
 BovXcvr/)g, ov, 6, a counsellor, 
 senator : 
 
 BovXevrifcoc, y),bv, senatorial, be- 
 longing to a council or senate : 
 
 BovXevrof, »/, bv, falling under 
 
 or subject to counsel or delibe- 
 ration, decreed : all fr. 
 BovXtvw, to consult, study, medi- 
 tate, resolve, advise, counsel ; f. 
 tvffto, p. /3t/3oi;X«v»ca, a. 1. t/3oi'- 
 Xtvaa. BovXevofiai, mid. to 
 
 consult with others, deliberate 
 plan, contrive, determine, re- 
 solve ; a. 1. m. IjSovXtvffa^)]}'. 
 Th. (iovXij. 
 
 llovXftov, gen. pi. poet, for (3ov- 
 Xtov, fr. 
 
 BOTAH', rig, »/, counsel, consult- 
 ation, design, detennip.ation, 
 puri)Ose ; place of consul tat ion, 
 court, senate, council. For 
 (ioXn, fr. [ioXtio, to cast in the 
 mind, revolve. 
 
 BovXrjai, Ion. or poet, for /3oi'X{/, 
 2 sing. pres. subj. fr. (SovXopcn. 
 BovXrjdtirjv, ijg, ij, a. 1. opt. pass, 
 of the same. 
 
 BovXi;^£ic, tXffa, tv, having wish- 
 ed, a. 1. part. pass, of the same. 
 QoyXij^a, aTog, Tb, will, wish, in- 
 tention. Th. (iovXofjiai. 
 Boi'Xyffir, «Sc BovXycn, dat. ]'!. 
 Ion. for jiovXaXg, fr. l^ovXii, 
 counsel. 
 
 BovXriffig, nog, t), the same as 
 
 liovXijua, <*s: fr. the same. 
 
 BovX;;rt»c6t:, r), bv, voluntary : i!v. 
 
 llov\i}Tbg, t), bv, willed, desired, 
 
 depending on the will : fr. jiov- 
 
 Xo/iai. 
 
 BovX»;06poc, 0, )';, a counsellor, 
 giving counsel ; a prince, chief, 
 senator ; voc. to l3ovXij(p6pt : ir. 
 
 fiovXt), tpipto. 
 Boi'Xi^u'a,ae,i/,excessivc hunger: 
 
 whence 
 
 Bov\ifiiaio, to, f. affto, p. uko, to 
 be famished, intolerably op- 
 pressed with hunger : fr. jiov, 
 an intens. particle, & Xifibg, 
 hunger. 
 
 BovXtOf, 6, r;,=/3ovX£vrtJcog. 
 
 BOY'AOMAI, to wish, will, be 
 willing, prefer, desire, be of opi- 
 nion, intend, resolve, purpose, 
 decree ; (3ovXu, Att. & [iovXfoi, 
 Ion. 2 sing. pres. ind. for /3()i'- 
 Xy, pres. opt. ^ovXoifiriv, oio, 
 
 BOY 
 
 oiro, imperf. ind. tfiovXofxrjv, Si 
 Att. i7/3ovXojui/r, ov, ero, f. 1. 
 (iovXj]<rofiai, perf. ind. j)ass. (3e- 
 fhvXiifiai, im if fr. the obsolete 
 jiovXdofMai, a. l.ind. pass. l^5ov- 
 XiiOiiv, Att. i^i5ovXt)9ijv, perf. 
 ind. m. /3t/3ovXa, in compos. : as 
 if fr. the obsol. jSovXdto : fr. the 
 ])artic. aug. /3ov, & Xdto, to wish. 
 
 hovXofidxog, b, y, willing to fight, 
 a j)ugilist, lover of battle : fr. 
 jhvXofiai, /irt'x'/' 
 
 IjovXvrbQ, ov, b, the time when 
 the oxen are loosed from the 
 jilough, the evening : fr. (iovg, 
 Xvu). 
 
 ]]ovvel3pog, ov, b, a great fawn or 
 hind : fr. /3ov, an augmentative 
 ] (article, & vtjSpbg, a hind : Tb 
 fhvvtlipov is also found. 
 
 Wovvig, i^og, i], hilly : fr. l^ovvog. 
 
 Wovvoti^rjg, iog, b, y), hilly, moun- 
 tainous : fr. ^ovvbg, tlCog. 
 
 Bovvofiog, browsed or grazed 
 upon by oxen. Bovvofiog, adapt- 
 ed for feeding oxen. 'Ay^Xatg 
 ihvvofioig, grazing herds : fr. 
 fiuvg 6c vkfito, to feed. 
 
 IJOVNO'S, ov, b, a hill, mound, 
 jtile, heap, the breast. 
 
 VwvrvjStjr, tog, b, >/, hilly : fr. 
 the preceding. 
 
 Moinraig, aidog, b, a boy or youth 
 large or fat : fr. jSov, an intens. 
 particle, & rralg. 
 
 IhvTraXog, ov, b, large; properly 
 applied to a wrestler ; also, an 
 ass. A proper name. Th. TrdXtj. 
 
 hovTTELva, ag, i),zziiovXiiJiia. 
 
 DovTTtXdrrjg, ov, b, a herdsman : 
 fr. fiovg, TrtXd^to. 
 
 Bav7rX»/^, ijyog, i), a goad for 
 oxen ; the same as [iovKtvTpov : 
 fr. /3ovg, TrX})(j(T(o. 
 
 luwiropoi 6i3tXoL, large spits, to 
 roast beef : fr. fiovg, Treipto. 
 
 liovirptopog, b, >"/, having the fore- 
 ])art of an ox : fr. (3ovg, Trptbpa. 
 
 hovpa(T<Tog, or Bopafftrog, ov, b, 
 the fruit inclosed by the date- 
 peel. 
 
 B0D2, obg, b, r), bos, a bull, cow, 
 ox ; ox-hide ; shield ; ai l36tg, 
 b>res, cows, black cattle, dat. pi. 
 I^'ovai, & Ion./366(Tffti', ace. sing. 
 Hovv, ace. pi. [ibag, (iovg. 
 
 V>oii(TTa6fibg, ov, b, &, BovffTaO- 
 pov, ov, TO, & BovffTaffig, etog, 
 i'l, a station for oxen, ox-stall, 
 cow-house : fr. /3ovg, 'icrTtjfii. 
 
 l^ov(TTpo<pt]dbv, adv. by going 
 lackward and forward, as oxen 
 do in ploughing ; hence applied 
 to an ancient manner of writing, 
 from left to right, and then from 
 right to left. 
 
 Vuw(T(paytio, to, f. ijffto, to slaugh- 
 ter oxen : fr. ^ovg, a<pdTTto. 
 
 H^ovTaXig, etoQ, »), a night-bird, 
 the owl. 
 
 BPA 
 
 BPA 
 
 Bovrac, «> o, Dor. for Bovrrjg,) PpdfttvKa, a. 1. t/3pa/3£v<ra. Th. 
 
 ftpaftivg. 
 
 BPABY'AA, tov, r«, Damascene 
 plums, damsons. 
 
 Bpa'yx'"> ^"^i ^"j the gills or fins 
 of a fish. 
 
 BPA'rXOS, ov, o, or log, to, 
 hoai'seness : fr. ^pbyxog, be- 
 cause affecting the throat. 
 
 Bpayx^^^/C, iOQ, b, i), & Bpay- 
 XnXkog, a, ov, hoarse. 
 
 Bpadstog, slowly, lazily, with de- 
 lay; [ipadvTEpov, com par., more 
 slowly, lazily ; lipadvraTa, su- 
 perb, most slowly, adv. fr. 
 fipaCvQ. 
 
 Bpadivbc, i), bv, yEol. for pa^ivbgj 
 i], bv, thin, slender. 
 
 Bpa'^r'or, more slowly, compar. ; 
 superb (ipd^iffTov ; fr. fipadvg. 
 
 Bpa'^og, sog, Tb,=:ftpaSvTi)g. 
 
 Bpa^vyXto(T<Tog, 6, »/, slow of 
 tongue, stammering : fr. (ipadvg, 
 yXtoaaa. 
 
 Bpa^vvovffatg, to them delaying, 
 dat. pi. pres. part. f. g. fr. 
 
 Bpadv't'io, to delay, loiter, be 
 slow, retard, f. vi'to, a. 1. tlipd- 
 ^vva. Th. (ipaSvg. 
 
 \ipa^v7rti9})g, tog, b, i), slow of 
 persuasion, with difficulty per- 
 suaded : fr. (3pa^vg, 7rti9to. 
 
 BpaCvTrXokio, io, to sail slowly, 
 f. jjorw, p. /3f/3pa^v7rXo»;»ca : fr. 
 fipa^vg, ttXsio. 
 
 BpadvTTovg, o^og, 6, i), slow-foot- 
 ed : fr. (3pa^vg, Trovg. 
 
 BPAAY^*2, tla, V, slow, tardy, 
 late, heavy, dull, stupid ; com- 
 par. (ipa^L"tov, (ipdtTfftov, (ipadv- 
 Tipog, superb (3pddi(TTog, (3pa- 
 CvTaTog. 
 
 BpaSvTi)g, iiTog, >), slowness, lazi- 
 ness, stupidity : fr. the preced. 
 
 BPA'ZQ, f. (Tio, to boil up, bubble. 
 
 BPA'BY, vog, Tb, or BpdGvg, vog, 
 b, the herb savin. 
 
 BpaKavov, ov, Tb, a field-plant. 
 
 BpaKog, eog, Tb, a woman's gar- 
 ment. 
 
 BpaffGitg, heated, part. fr. t/3pa- 
 (T9r)v, a. 1. pass, of /3pa^w. 
 
 Bpdcrpa, aTog, Tb, & Bpa<Tfibg, 
 ov, b, heat, ebullition, violent 
 agitation. Th. /3pa^(u. 
 
 Bpdffffto, the same as /3pa^w, also 
 to shake violently, sift, winnow. 
 
 Bpdfffftov, for j^pal'itov ; see 
 (ipadvg. 
 
 Bpax«) imperf. or a. 2. ind. act. 
 Ion. fr. (3pdx<>>- 
 
 Bpdx€«, tov, Ta, shallows, fords, 
 Lat. hreria. 
 
 Bpax^rj, Ion. for (Spaxela, f. g. 
 fr. (ipaxt'g- 
 
 Bpaxik, tXaa, ev, sprinkled, wet, 
 a. 2. part. pass. fr. /3p£xw, to 
 moisten; a. 2. pass. t/3pax»?v, 
 inf. (Spaxiivai. 
 
 Bpax^iog, adv. shortly, briefly. 
 I 2 
 
 ov, b, dc this for (iorijg, or /3or»)p, 
 
 ijpog, b, a shepherd, herds nan 
 
 Th. /3o(Tk:w. 
 \iovTOHog, b, & -ov, ov, Tb, buto 
 
 mum, an aquatic plant, bur-reed, 
 
 which /3off rf/ij^ovo-i,oxen pluck, 
 
 or browse on. 
 
 BovrvTToc, b, y, striking or slay- 
 ing oxen: fr. (iovg, TvTTTto. 
 BovTvpov, or Bovrvpov, ov, Tb, 
 
 hufyram, butter, cream: fr. (iovg, 
 
 Tvpog. 
 llov^oveto, to, f. »/(To;, p. rjKa, to 
 
 slaughter oxen : & 
 Bov^ovia, tov, Ta, a festival at 
 
 which a bull was sacrificed : fr. 
 Bov(})6vog, 6, a slayer of oxen, 
 
 a priest sacrificing oxen : fr. 
 
 (3ovg & tp'svio, perf. m. Tretpova. 
 Bov0op/3£w, to, f. j](Tto, to feed 
 
 oxen : & 
 
 Bov0op/3ia, ag, y, a herd or pas- 
 ture of oxen : fr. 
 Bov(popl3bg, b, y, feeding oxen : 
 
 fr. (iovg, 0Ep/3w. 
 BO'Q, f. 6<Tto & (bffto, p. jSejioKa 
 
 & l3el5toKa, to feed, a th. not 
 
 used, for which is employed 
 
 j36(TK(o, the same. Hence fioTyp, 
 
 jSoTbj', &c. 
 Boffitjv, I may shout, 1 sing. pres. 
 
 opt. act. Att. for jSodoi^i, 
 
 j3otppi. 
 Boojfievog, pres. part. pass, contr. 
 
 celebrated, fr. ^odto. 
 B6ct»v, Ion. & contr. for t(36tov, 
 
 3 pb imperf. ind. act. fr. ^odio ; 
 
 (iotovTog, gen. sing. part. pres. 
 BotovTL, Dor. for iBotoai, 3 pb 
 
 pres. ind. act. fr. jSodto. 
 WotoTTig, iCog, y, ox-eyed, having 
 
 large & beautiful eyes, full-eyed; 
 
 an epith. of Jmio : fr. /3ove & 
 
 tbxp, (OTTOg. 
 
 Botbffijg, of her shouting, gen. 
 sing. pres. part. act. f. g. of 
 jSodto. 
 
 BoioTtto, to, f. yffto, p. (3el5otoTriKa, 
 to plough, till, pres. inf. jiotoTtlv: 
 fr. jiovg, to9kto. 
 
 Bou)Tyg, ov, b, Bootes, the name 
 of a celestial sign, called also 
 Arctophylax ; an ox-driver, 
 herdsman : fr. (3ovg, to9eto. 
 
 Bpa/3£t«, ag, y, the regulation & 
 determining of a contest ; any 
 decision, decree : & 
 
 Bpaj3etov, ov, to, a reward of 
 victory, prize, crown : fr. 
 
 BPABEY 2, eog or kiog, b, one 
 that adjudges the prize of a 
 contest ; the ruler & arbiter of 
 it ; umpire. 
 
 BpajSevrijg, ov, b, the same : fr. 
 
 Bpa^tvto, to assign the prize in 
 the public games ; be arbiter 
 or umpire ; preside, rule, regu- 
 late, guide; /3pa/3£V£roj, 3 sing, 
 pres. imper. act. f. ivato, p. /3£- 
 (115) 
 
BPI 
 
 BPAXr'QN, ovog, 6, the part of 
 the arm from the shoulder to the 
 elbow, hat.brachium: ir.jipaxvg ; 
 because the arm above the elbow 
 is shorter than the part below it. 
 
 BpaxL'u)v, shorter, compar. /3pa- 
 ;]^t(Trof, shortest, superl. fr. /3/oa- 
 
 Bpaxi'^pojuoc, o, r), of a short 
 
 coui-se : fr. ^ipaxvg, dpofiog. 
 BP AXY'2, tla, v, iog, short, small, 
 
 scanty, brief, quick, sudden, 
 
 trilling, inconsiderable ; Kara 
 
 j3paxv, by little and little ; j-iera 
 
 fSpaxv, a little time after; ^pa- 
 
 XV Ti, a little ; ^la (ipax^o^v, 
 
 briefly. 
 BoaxvffiSdpogy Dor. for Bpax^'fri- 
 
 CTjpogy 6, y, that has a short 
 
 iron head or point : fr. ftpaxvg, 
 
 aidrjpog. 
 Bpaxvr7]g, rjTog^ y, shortness, 
 
 brevity : fr. (ipaxyg- 
 BpaxvTpcixn^og, 6, >/, short- 
 necked : fr. fipaxvg, Tpdxr]\og. 
 BPA'XQ, f. ?w, p. ^'s^paxa, to 
 
 sound, ring, rattle, make a noise, 
 
 crack, crash ; properly applied 
 
 to things broken. 
 Bp£y/ia, arog, ro, & Bpiynbg,ov, 
 
 6, the fore-part of the head : fr. 
 
 (3pexiOj to moisten. 
 BpsKEKt^f the noise which frogs 
 
 make. 
 BPE'MQ, f mm, to make a noise, 
 
 resound, murmur, roar, rage ; f. 
 
 fiio, p. m. /36/3po/Lta. 
 Bpiv9ig, & Bp£v0i^, >'/, a lettuce. 
 BPE'NBOS, ov, 6, a sort of bird; 
 
 a kind of Lvdian ointment ; 
 
 pride : thence BpevOvofiai, to be 
 
 arrogant, strut. 
 
 Bpe^ai, to rain, a. 1. inf. fr. /3p6- 
 t(u, f. 1. act. fr. jSp'sxio. 
 
 BpkKig, £we, Vf a- moistening : fr. 
 lipsx^o. 
 
 BPE'TAS, TO, an image, statue, 
 idol, of wood ; pi. fiperea, ij. 
 
 BPE'4>0S, tog, to, a child, in- 
 fant, new-born babe, babe in the 
 womb : fr. (3ptuj, fipvo), whence 
 tfi[5pvov, embryo: Damm derives 
 it fr. rpk<pu) ; others fr. 06p/3a». 
 
 Bpe<pvXkiov, ov, TO, a little child. 
 
 Bp€X/^«) aTog, to, & Bpexi^bg,ov, 
 6, the fore-part of the head, the 
 head : fr. 
 
 BPE'XQ, to wet, moisten, water, 
 besprinkle, shower, rain, send 
 rain, f. ?w, p. (it^ptxa, a. 2. 
 tfipaxov, a. 2. pass. l(ipdxTjv, 
 perf. m. jSkfipoKa, perf. pass. 
 (3kl3p€yixai. 
 
 BprjtTffio, f. ^w, ^. Jisl3pTixa, to 
 spit out in coughing, expecto- 
 rate : fr. ^r}(T<Tio. 
 
 BPI", an intensive particle, signi- 
 fying dyav, very. 
 
 Bptact, 3 sing. ind. fr. (ipidu). 
 
 Bpidptog, ov, bjBnareuSf the hun- 
 
 BPO 
 
 dred-handed ; the name of a 
 giant: fr. /3pt, an intens. ])article, 
 & ' Apr]g, Mars ; or fr. J3piap6g. 
 Bpidptiuv, ace. sing. fr. Bpiapfoj^, 
 to, 6, Att. for Bpidptog. 
 Bptapot', d, bv, brave, strong, 
 powerful : fr. 
 BPIA'Q,a>,f.aVw,tomakestrong, 
 be strong ; make powerful, be 
 powerful, magnify, swell. 
 BPI'ZQ, f. iffoj 6i. i^u), to sleep, 
 doze after a meal, as if /3opt^o> : 
 to be inactive. 
 
 Bpir]TVvog, b, i), loudly shouting ; 
 
 an epithet of Mars : fr. fipl, 
 
 r)Trvii), for aTrvio. 
 
 BpWog^ eog, to, & BpiOoffvvrj, i]g, 
 
 i), weight, heaviness : fr. (ipiOu). 
 
 BpiOvvovg, b, i), having a weighty, 
 
 capacious mind : fipiOvg, vovg. 
 
 BpiOvg, eXa, v, gen. kog, weighty, 
 
 heavy: fr. 
 BPI'BQ, to be heavy, laden, 
 weighed down, bend or incline 
 downwards under a burden ; 
 outweigh, fall heavy, press, 
 weigh down, oppress, exalt, ex- 
 cel, be full, abound ; f. au), perf. 
 m. (3t(ipl9a. 
 
 Bpifirj, rjg, »/, strength, power, 
 rage, threats : fr. fipidu). 
 BPIMO'OMAI, oufiai, & do^ai, 
 wfiai, to bellow, roar like a lion, 
 gnash one's teeth, rage, be en- 
 raged : as if fr. (ipkfiio, to bellow. 
 BpiffdpnaTog, b, i), weighing down 
 the chariot : fr. (SpiOio, iipfia. 
 BpiffEvg, Tjog, b, a man's name. 
 Bpiffrjida, ace. sing. fr. Bpiarfig, 
 tSog, r), a woman's name. 
 BPI'SSOS, ov, 6, a kind of sea- 
 urchin. 
 
 BPO'rXOS, ov, b, the throat, 
 wind-pipe; a draught: Bpox^og 
 ov, b, the same : fr. fSpox^o. 
 Bpo^ov, a rose ; .^ol. for poSoiK 
 Bpofifio, a, f. ijffu), to hum, buzz, 
 murmur : fr. (ipSjxog. 
 Bpofiiog, ov, b, Bromtus, a name 
 of Bacchus : fr. fiponog. 
 V^pofxiog, a, ov, roaring, bellow- 
 mg, raging : fr. the same. 
 
 BPQ 
 
 stained ; ace. sing. masc. & pi. 
 
 neut. fipoTOiVTa : fr. ^poTog. 
 BpoTOKTov'to), w, f. i](j(i}, to slay 
 
 men : fr. fipoTog, ktuvu). 
 BporoXoiy6c,oi;,6, man-destroyer, 
 
 homicide : fr. (ipoTog, \oiy6g. 
 Bporolciv, to mortals ; dat. pi. fr. 
 BPOTO'2, ov, b, a mortal, man ; 
 
 as adj. mortal, perishable : ir, 
 
 fipoiO, (SptixTKltJ. 
 
 BPO'TOS, ov, b, blood, gore. 
 BpoToffKOTTog, b, rj, observing men ; 
 fr. (ipoTug, ffKonkw. 
 BpOTOffTvyrjg, sog, b, »), mou- 
 
 hating, hated by men : fr. /3po- 
 
 Tog, ffTvyeoj. 
 
 Bpojxog, ov, 6, a roar, noise, 
 crackling, crash : fr. jSpifiu). 
 
 BpovTdio, Cj, f. Tjffio, p. (isfipov- 
 Ti]Ka, to thunder : fr. 
 
 BPONTH', rig, r), thunder. 
 
 BpovTTjaiKipavvog, b, »'/, darting 
 thunder and lightnnig : fr. /3pov- 
 rrj, Kspavvog. 
 
 BpoTtdv, Dor. for (iporiiov, gen. 
 pi. fr. 
 
 BpoTtog, a, ov, & BpoTStog, b, t), 
 mortal, human : fr. jSpoTog. 
 
 BpoTtjaiog, b, t), poet, the same, 
 & fr. the same. 
 
 Bporo/3»)/iwj/, ovog, b, i), a tram- 
 pier on men : fr. jSpoTog, (iijfia, 
 fr. flaivio. 
 
 BpoTotig, laaa, tv, gory, blood- 
 (116) 
 
 Bporow, <D, f. oKTw, p. (iefipoTujKa, 
 to stain with blood ; fr. (ipoToc: 
 to make man ; (3poTU)9rjvai, to 
 become mortal ; fr. (ipoTog. 
 
 BPODKOS, ov, 6,a sort of locust: 
 fr. (ipvKio. 
 
 BfOoxEwe, -^ol. for (ipaxtojg, ii> 
 /3pa'x*tj soon. 
 
 ^poxHf VQ) V. a heavy rain, a 
 shower. Th. (3psx*»i' 
 
 Bpox^oc, the same as i3p6yxo<:, 
 the throat ; a flagon. 
 
 Bpox9(t)dr]g, tog, b, »), without 
 water, dry : fr. /3p6xtu. 
 
 BPO'XOS, ov, 6, a noose, snare, 
 rope, halter. 
 
 BPO'XQ,to suck up, absorb, (out 
 of use) ; whence dvajSpoxo, *■'«- 
 ra/3p6xw, as if fr. (3pkxi*i. 
 
 Bpvdi^u), to be full of vigour, liff, 
 or joy, wanton, revel, overflow, 
 gush out, spout up : fr. j3pvw. 
 
 Bpvyiia, uTog, to, a bite : fr. 
 
 /3pi;xw. 
 Bpvyfibg, ov, b, gnashing, of the 
 
 teeth properly ; a roaring, beU 
 
 lowing : fr. /3pi>xw. 
 BPY'KQ, f. Koj, p. /36/3p{;x«, to 
 
 gnash the teeth, bite, gnaw, cat, 
 
 devour. 
 
 BpvXXw, to sip, tipple. 
 BPi)N, the cry of children when 
 
 they want drink ; for tticTv. 
 BPT'ON, ov, TO, moss, sea-weed; 
 
 a kind of plant. 
 BPyTON, ov, to, & Bpvroc, ov, 
 
 6, beer, ale : as if fr. (ipvoj. 
 
 Hence perhaps the Engl, to brew. 
 Bpyx»), vg, 7), a roaring, bellow- 
 ing, howling, gnashing of teeth : «!v: 
 
 Bpvxiog, a, ov, roaring : fr. 
 BPY'XQ, f. Koj, p. (iifipvxa, also 
 
 (3pvxdofiai, to gnash or tear with 
 
 the teeth, roar, bellow, groan ; 
 
 mid. to rage ; perf. ind. pass. 
 
 (^kfipvyfxat: thence (ipvyiiSg. 
 BPYQ, f. ffw, p. iiklSpvKa, to 
 
 .stream or gush out, sprout out, 
 
 bud forth, bloom, flourish^ 
 
 abound, teem or be full, flow, 
 
 pour out, emit. 
 BpuiOeig, iVTog, gnawed, a. 1. 
 
 part, jjass. fr. f^puxTKOj. 
 Bputfia, arog, to, food : /3pw(rfcw. 
 
 BYS 
 
 Bpiofidofxai, wfiai, f. ^(TO^ai, to 
 bray like an ass : fr. /3p6/Ma>. 
 BmofiBit), u>, f. i7<Ta>, to stink : fr. 
 ^pujfiog. 
 
 Bpw/i^, r]g, V; food : fr. /3pow, (3e- 
 [Spiofxai, ^pu)CKOJ. 
 Bpw/it, obsol. in pres. whence 
 a. 2. tfiputv = (SpujOTKoj. 
 BPwMOS, ov, b, a stench, stink. 
 Bpu}fiiodr)g, log, b, 1), stuikmg : fr. 
 the preced. 
 
 V>pMOniog, b, ij, eatable, nutritive; 
 /3p(u<Ttjuoi^, victuals: iv. (ipuxTKw. 
 Bnio(Tig, log, cwg, eog, »/, food, 
 victuals ; the act of eatmg ; 
 coiTosion, rust : fr. 
 BPQ'SKQ, to eat,feed on, devour, 
 f. (Bpwau), p. (ie(3pu)Ka, perf. pass. 
 fifjipiofiai, ffai, Tui, a. 1. pass. 
 tfipoj9r]v. Hence 
 bpioTog, n, bv, eatable, esculent : 
 Bpwrd, TOL, food, victuals : 
 WnojTvg, vog, 1), food : fr. (^puxjKU). 
 BV'AS, ov, b, an owl. 
 Bi'iiXivog, tj, ov, made of the 
 ])ai)yrus : fr. 
 
 BV'BAOS, ov, r), the papyrus of 
 Egypt, the iimer bark of it, 
 ]>aper, a book ; also writ. ^i^Xog. 
 Bi-sz/J^, adv. full, closely : fr. 
 Bvlio, f. vffu), p. (ik(ivKa, to fill, 
 stuft' full, cram. Th. /3uw, to stop 
 up. Also Bv^it), to lisp, cry like 
 an infant ; fr. (iv, a child's cry : 
 to cry like an owl ; fr. (3vag. 
 \]v9iW, to plunge, dip, sink, 
 drown, f. iffu), p. (5i[3v9LKa, a. 1. 
 tlSv9iaa : fr. 
 
 BVeO*S, ov, b, the bottom, a 
 deep pool, abyss, the deep : fr. 
 i'id9og. 
 
 BVK A'NH, rig, ri,buccinaj a trum- 
 pet. 
 
 BvicaviKci, f. tVw, to blow or 
 
 sound a trumpet : fr. the preced. 
 
 BvKavi(TTt)g, ov, b, a trumpeter. 
 
 BvKTr]g, b, sounding, roaring, 
 
 swelling, an epithet of the wmds: 
 
 fr. [iv^bi. 
 
 BY'PSA, rjg, r), a skin, hide, 
 leather. 
 
 BvptraitTog, ov, 6, an eagle from 
 the tan-yard : (3vp(Ta, altTog. 
 Bvpfftvg, sog, & Att.tiog, a tanner, 
 currier : & 
 
 Bvpffivog, r], ov, made of hides : 
 fr. j3vp<Ta, 
 
 BvpffoSi^ku), lo, to be a tanner: fr. 
 Bvpcrockxptjg, ov, o, a currier, tan- 
 ner : fr. (ivpffa, dt\psu). 
 Bvp<yoTtvng,^og, b,r), covered with 
 stretched skins : (ivpffa, Tsivu). 
 Bva^a, uTog, to, a stoppage, 
 stopper, stopple: fr. jSvio. 
 Wvaffa, rjg, r), z=. jivaffog. 
 Bvamvog, rj, ov, made of fine 
 flax or linen, byssinus : metaph. 
 /3i;(r(Ttj/api7^ara,highlywrought, 
 fine or elegant words. Th. 
 fivffaog. 
 
 BQN 
 
 Bvffffodofievio, f. tv(Tio, to scheme, 
 plan deeply ; set the foundation 
 deeply : fr. ^vaabg Ion. for 
 f3v9bg, dofitvtjj for ckfiu). 
 Bv(T(T69ev, from the bottom ; adv. 
 fr. 
 
 Bvffabg, ov, b, bottom, depth ; Ion. 
 for I3v96g. Thence d(ivaaog. 
 BY'SSOS, ov, r), bys»us ; a kind of 
 fine flax or linen, cotton. 
 Bt/<T(To0pu>v, ovog, b, rj, profound- 
 minded, deep-counselling : fr. 
 (ivaffbg, (pptjv. 
 
 BY'Q, f. au), p. /3«/3y/ca, to cram, 
 stuff", stop up, fill, cover. 
 Bui, (3yg, Si jScw, (5syg, Ion. a. 2. 
 subj. fr. (iaivio, or /3i)pt, to go. 
 Bbj9tiv, Ionic contr. for (iorj9t~iv. 
 BojKoXiaKtig, Dor. for (iovKoXid- 
 aeig, you shall sing a pastoral 
 song ; 2 sing. f. 1 . ind. act. fr. 
 (3ovKoXid^u}. 
 
 BojKoXidaSijj, Dor. for Bovko- 
 XidZio, to sing a pastoral song : 
 [iioKoXidffdtv, Dor. 2 sing. pres. 
 imper. m. for (iovKoXid'Cov. 
 Hence also 
 BajKoXiatTTag, a, b. Dor. for Bov- 
 KoXia(TTi)g, ov, b, a singer of bu- 
 colics : fr. (iorg, koXov. 
 BojKoXiKog, Dor. for (iovKoXiKog, 
 pastoral. 
 
 BdJKoXog, Dor. for ^ovKoXog, a 
 herdsman : fr. (iovg, koXov. 
 BioKog, 10, 6, Dor. for (iovKog, ov, 
 b, the same as (SovKaXog, a 
 herdsman, reaper. Th. jSovg.^ 
 BioXd, counsel ; Dor. for ^ovXij. 
 BcJXa^, aKog, rj, poet, the same as 
 (iatXog. 
 
 BioX'i'Trjg, ov, b, a mushroom, 
 boletus: fr. 
 
 BwAOS, ov, 6, r), a glebe, clod, 
 field; mass, lump, fragment, 
 bolus. 
 
 BwXoro/xoc, b, r), a clod-cutter, 
 said of ants, which have holes 
 in the groimd: fr./SoJXoc, re/tvw. 
 BojX(65r)g, eog, b, r), of the glebe, 
 full of clods : fr. (3uiXog. 
 Btofiiog, b, r), of or belonging to 
 the altar : fr. /3w/i6c. 
 Boi fioXoxiVfia, uTog, Tb, buf- 
 foonery, scumlity : & 
 BwpoXoxct'OjLiat, f. evffofiai, to act 
 the buttbon : fr. 
 
 BiofioXoxog, 6, 17, one who lurks 
 about the altars to purloin the 
 off'erings ; a parasite, buff'oon, 
 lickspittle : fr. (iuj^ibg, Xoxog- 
 BQMO'S, ov, b, a base, elevated 
 place, pedestal, altar, temple, 
 fane, oath taken at the altar, 
 upon the victims, as opKoc is by 
 words, & iriaTig by the right 
 hand. 
 
 Boir, Ion. & Dor. for (iovv, ace. 
 sing. fr. (ioJg,b, 17, Dor. ior (3ovg, 
 obg, ace. pi. Tovg (3CJg, dat. pi. 
 
 BuXTl. 
 
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 PAZ 
 
 BojK, Kbg, 6, a kind of fish : fr. 
 
 (iodut : see Boa^. 
 Bufpog, ov, b. Boms, the name of 
 
 a man ; and of a Lydian city, 
 
 now called Sardis. 
 Butg, ace. pi. Dor. See in (3Cjv. 
 BCJaai, to call. Ion. & Dor. for 
 
 (ioijcrai, a. 1. inf. act. of /3oa(u. 
 Bw'aat;, avTog, Si (3iu<rouai,& jSoi- 
 
 ata9aL, poet, for (iorjaag, a. 1. 
 
 part. & ^orjffouai, & [3or](Tea9aif 
 
 by contr. fr. podot. 
 Bu)(TTpkofieg, Dor. & poet, for /3(t>- 
 
 (TTpkofiev, 1 pi. pres. ind. fr. 
 BojffTpeio, f. rjau), Dor. for /3odw, 
 
 to call out, shout : (iodaoj, (5e- 
 
 (36aaTai, (ioaaTpso), (iuxTTpeto. 
 Bu)(TTprj(TiiJfieg, Dor. & poet, for 
 
 (iujaTprjaojfiev, 1 pi. a. 1. subj. 
 
 act. fr. j3ii)(TTptuj. 
 BaJTag, a, b, Dor. for BojTtjg, ou, 
 
 o, a shepherd. Fem. BioTig : fr. 
 
 (Sou), to feed, for (Soctku). 
 BojTiavtipy, populous, dat. sing. 
 
 f. g. fr. 
 BioTidveipog, 6, feeding men, 
 
 nurse of heroes : fr. (5u)Tig, dvyp. 
 
 BcJrtup, opot:, b, the same as Btu- 
 
 Trjp, or Bortyp, a shepherd : fr. 
 
 /36w, (5tj3u)Tai, to feed. 
 
 r. 
 
 r,the third Greek letter; in num- 
 bers three ; y^ i. e. with a mark 
 underneath, 3000: y' for ye, 
 certainly, indeed. P before y, r, 
 ^, X, is pronounced like v. 
 Td, Dor. for yk ; yd, for yrj, the 
 earth. 
 Taj3j3a9d, //, undccl. the name of 
 a street. Hebr. elevated pave- 
 ment. 
 Ta(5piT]X, b, the name of an angel, 
 Gabriel, undecl. Hebr. meaning 
 the strength of God. 
 FayyaXi^w, f. icru), p. yeyayyd- 
 XiKa, to tickle, cause to laugh 
 by tickling : fr. yaw. 
 FArPA'MH, rig, r),& ra'yya|iov, 
 
 ov, TO, a drag-net, net ; as if fr. 
 
 yw, to take. 
 PArrTTIS Xi9og, or PayytVi^g, 
 
 ov, b, a kind of precious stone 
 
 from the Ganges. 
 FA'rrPAINA, rig, r/, gangrcena, 
 
 a cancer, mortification of any 
 
 part, gangrene : fr. ypdw, or 
 
 ypatVw. 
 Fd^, Gad, a man's name, undecl. 
 
 Hebr. meaning a troop. 
 Fa^apcvg, iog or ewg, 6, of Gada- 
 
 ra : fr. Tddapa, a city of Coele- 
 
 syria. 
 
 Ta^apijvbg, ov, b, a Gadarene. 
 Fd^ctpa, u)V, Td, Gades, Cadiz, an 
 
 island near the pillars of Her- 
 cules. 
 I FA'ZA, rig, r), gaza, a Persic word. 
 
I 
 
 TAA 
 
 wealth, riches ; a treasure. 
 
 YaZo(pv\aKe(o, w, f. rjaio, to guard 
 a treasure : & 
 
 ra^o^i/XuKtov, ov, TO, the trea- 
 sury : fr. ya^a, (pvXaKtj. 
 
 Ta^o^uXa^, aKog, 6, i), keeper of 
 the treasury, treasurer : fr. yci- 
 ^a, <pv\d(T(TOJ. 
 
 TaOni', Dor. for yj;0£tv, pres. hif. 
 act. fr. yq0«w, Dor. yaOsu). 
 
 TdOrjatv, Dor. for yijOrjfftv, 3 s. 
 a. 1. hid. act. Ion. of yrjOkio. 
 
 Tat, for yala, poet. Fat'i?, ijg, t), 
 the earth, land ; a region, coun- 
 try ; & by aphivr. aJa ; in prost 
 
 TAM 
 
 FAN 
 
 FA A EH, iji, & in prose 
 a weasel, marten, Lat. cat us; for 
 the felis was properly aiXovpog. 
 
 FaXtoQ, ovy o, atXavpog ; the sea- 
 lamprey : fr. the preceding. 
 
 FaXtpbg, & raXtjnbg, d, oi', tran- 
 quil, serene, cheerful : yaXrjvri. 
 
 FaXtig, kog, 6, a kitten, cat : fr. 
 yaXsij. 
 
 FaXtiorrig, ov, 6, an evct, newt, 
 lizard : fr. yaXkrj. 
 
 TaXij, ijg, i), a cat, weasel. Sec 
 yaXirj. 
 
 TaXrjvaia, poet, for 
 y^, fr. yla : fr. yaw, yew,' y«i-|rAAH'NH,»2f:,>},acalm,serenity, 
 
 of prison, trap, mouse-trap. \rafi7jXtvfia, arog, to, — ya^iog. 
 
 ie TaXri, >/, I ra^ijXioy, ov, to, a niarriage-gift 
 
 v(t>, to produce 
 
 raiTjyevtjg, iog, 6, 1), earth-born : 
 fr. yala, ytyvo/tat. 
 
 TaiTjOiv, adv. from the earth. 
 
 ranjiog, Vij'ivog, & rij'iog, b, ?'/, of 
 the earth, terrestrial. Th. yala. 
 
 Taitjoxog, & Taiaoxoc, o, r), en- 
 circling, governing, or protect- 
 ing the earth ; an epith. of Nep- 
 tune, sometimes of Diana. Also 
 eontractedly yaiol'xog & yaov- 
 Xog : fr. yala, tx^' 
 
 Tai[.uo, Ttifio', ri]fioj,Si Ta/iw, all 
 obsolete, from which however 
 come, f. 1. act. ywjuw, a. 1. ind. 
 act. iy/;/<a, a. 1. ra. iyrjfidfirjv, 
 a. 1. act. subj. y/jftw, yg, y, inf. 
 y/;/iat, part, yiy/uag, & yoju^w, to 
 marry. 
 
 FaXog, ov, b, Gains or Cuius, a 
 man's name. 
 
 I'AISO'^, ov, or TaTffog, ov, b, 
 gasum, a spear, a kind oi heavy 
 weapon. 
 
 TAl'li, f. yaiffu), to exult, boast, 
 be proud, rejoice, triumph. 
 
 TaiioCrjg, sog, b, »/, of the earth, 
 terrestrial, mortal. Th. yala. 
 
 FA'AA, aKTog, as if fr. ydXa?, 
 rb, Lat. lac, lactis, milk ; the 
 juice of plants. 
 
 TaXaOrjvbg, ij, bv, & b, rj, suckled 
 with milk, not weaned, young, 
 tender, quiet ; like a sucking 
 babe : fr. ydXa, 6du) 
 
 TaXaKTiKio, f. t'ffw, to be as white 
 as milk : fr. ydXa, milk 
 
 TaXaKTiKbg, ^, ov, raXdjcrtvoc, 
 1], ov, & TaXaKTiodrig, eog, 6, r), 
 milkv, like milk : fr. same th. 
 
 TaXaKTOTTorrjg, ov, b, a milk- 
 drinker : fr. ydXa, nivu). 
 
 TaXava, ag, a, Dor. for yaXijvrj, 
 a calm. 
 
 TaXa^tac KVKXog, the milky way 
 in the heavens ; the galaxy. 
 
 VaXdTTjg, ov, b, Galata, a Gentile 
 name, a Galatian, Gaul. 
 TaXaria, ag, 17, the name of a 
 country in Asia Minor. Galatia 
 & GaUogracia. 
 
 TaXaTiKog, 7}, bv, of Galatia, 
 Gaulish. 
 
 TaXedyca,ag, y, an iron cage, sort 
 
 tranquillity, stillness, quietness. 
 Also a woman's name. Hence 
 
 TaXijviog, ov, b, 1), serene, calm, 
 ti-anquil ; FaXrivbg, ov, the same. 
 
 TaXTjviuKTav, ace. sing. part. pros, 
 f. gen. fr. 
 
 raXi^vidw, f. ffw, p. yfyaXi/vidfca, 
 to be cahn. Th. yaXijvrj. 
 
 raXrjvoio, f. wffw, to calm, render 
 tranquil : fr. yaXrjvog. 
 
 TaXiXaia, ag, r), Galilee, the name 
 of a country. 
 
 FaXiXaTof, aia, alov, of Galilee. 
 
 FAAI'0^12, tiog, >), the dead 
 nettle, archangel, a plant. 
 
 FaXXiwi', wvog, b, a man's name, 
 Gallio. 
 
 FA'AAOS, ov, or FaXXog, ov, b, 
 an eunuch ; priest of Cybele. 
 
 FA'AQ2, tu or loog, & rdXoiog, 
 oiti, 7), Glos, a husband's sister, 
 or a brother's wife. 
 
 Fa/iat, to have married. Dor. for 
 yiifjiai, a. 1. inf. act. fr. yafxtu). 
 
 Fa/iaXiT/X, 6, a man's name, un- 
 decl. 
 
 rafi(3pivu),i. «v(rw, p. ysyd^Ppfv- 
 Ka, to join in marriage ; contract 
 affinity with : fr. 
 
 FAMBPO'S, ov, b, a son-in-law, 
 father-in-law ; wife's brother, 
 brother-in-law ; relation ; dat. 
 pi. ya/i/3poI(ri, Ion. 
 
 TajiEiTioffav, 3 pi. pres. imper. 
 
 act. fr. yafxku). 
 
 rdfxfv, Dor. & Ion. for tyrj^itv, 
 
 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. fr. ya/i«w. 
 
 TafufffftTai, with a double (t, for 
 
 yafikcrtTat, f. 1. ind. m. of yajjieoj 
 
 TafitTtov, must marry, verb, adj 
 
 fr. yafiiio. 
 FajUfT/y, ijg, >/, & Tafi'iTig, idog, 7), 
 a wife : & 
 TafiSTTjg, ov, b, a husband : fr. 
 FAME'Q, w, to marry, f. eo-w & 
 fxw, p. ytyd^7]Ka, a. 1. ty7)^a, 
 a. 1. subj. yr'jfiu}, infin. y.ij^ai, 
 part. yi)fxag, a. 1. m. ly7][^idfiTiv, 
 a. 1. pass. eyafi7J97jv. (Generally 
 the husband is said ya^ulv, the 
 wife ya^ulaQai; parents also are 
 said yafitlfrOai, to give in mar- 
 riage ; yajXiffiTiTai, will give me 
 a wife. 
 
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 or portion : fr. ya^toi. 
 FafxtjXiog, b, 7), pertaining to 
 marriage, nuptial, conjugal : Ir. 
 the same. 
 Tafi7jXiu)V, wvog, 6, the eighth 
 month of the Attic year, Octobt r 
 or January ; so called from the 
 celebration of marriages. 
 rafi7j(Ttiio, to desire to marry, 
 wish for marriage : fr. yofiew. 
 Fa/Lu'^w, f. i(Ti)J, p. ytydftiKa, to 
 give in mamage ; ya^i^ofiat, 
 to be given in marriage ; to 
 yan'i^tiv is the part of parents: 
 a husband is said yaixfjaat ; but 
 a wife yafi7}6i)vai : fr. ydfiog. 
 Fa/iiKoc, 7), ov, nuptial. Hence 
 TafxiKutg, adv. marriage-like, with 
 
 marriage-pomp : fr. ya^iif w. 
 rdf^nog, a, ov, poet, the same: fr. 
 
 ydfjLog, from the same th. 
 VafiicFKa), the same as ya/iiZw, «Si: 
 
 yafii<TK0fiai, as yafiil^o^ai. 
 rdfioio, gen. Ion. for ydf-iov, fr. 
 
 ydfiog. 
 Fa/ioTro, she may be wedded, 
 
 pres. opt. pass. fr. ya/utw. 
 Fa//o«cXo7ria>, iu, f. 7/ffw, p. rjKa, 
 
 to seek or contract a clandestine 
 
 marriage, commit adultery : fr. 
 
 ydfiog, KXsTTTii}. 
 Tafiopog, Dor. for yrjfiopoc, ov, o, 
 
 a husbandman, landholder, free 
 
 citizen : fr. ytf, /icipa>. 
 rdfiog, ov, o, Ion. gen. ydfioio, cy 
 
 01 ydfxoi, a wedding, marriage, 
 
 nuptials, wedlock, a spouse : fr. 
 
 yafiku). 
 
 rafioffToXiU), ut, f. /;(rw, to pre- 
 pare a wedding : fr. 
 TafioffToXog, b, if, preparing the 
 
 nuptials ; ya^iocToXog vi'K, i^ 
 
 marriage night : fr. ydfxog, 
 
 (TTeXXiti. 
 Tafiovn'ivy, dat. sing. pres. part. 
 
 pass. f. g. fr. yafx'no, 
 Faficpai Sc TafKprjXai, Cjv, a'l, the 
 
 cheeks, jaws : fr. 
 rafi\pbg, 1), bv, crooked, bent, 
 
 curved ; same as KOfixj^bg, fr. 
 
 /cd/xTrrw, to bend. 
 
 Fafiypwvv^, t'X"C> o, 7), having 
 crooked talons or claws : fr. 
 yafixpbg, bvv%, a talon. 
 
 Yafi'^MrvKog, b, 7), the same. 
 
 Fa vow, to shine, be bright; part, 
 poet, yavowv : fr. 
 
 FA'NOS, toe, ro, j«y, pleasure; 
 brightness, si>lendour ; y. d/iTre- 
 Xov, the joys of wine, juice of 
 the grape, any liquor. Hence 
 
 Foi'ow, f. wow, p. ycyavwK'a, 
 to make bright, polish, delight, 
 gladden. 
 
 Tdvvfiai, or Tdvvvfiai, & Vavv- 
 o/mt, f. 1. m. vaofiai, pf. pass. 
 vfjiai, to he glad, rejoice; whence 
 ya vi'<T(To/iai, the same. Th.ydvof. 
 
 FAY 
 
 FavvftTi^nQ, coc, o, Ganymede, a 
 pro\)er name. 
 
 Ftti-wfta, aTog, rb, joy, bright- 
 ness, splendour : & 
 W'lvioffig, fwc, V, tlie same. Th. 
 ych'og, the same. 
 YdTTOTog, ov, o, drunk or imbibed 
 l.v the earth : yd, Dor., ttivw. 
 pVP, ff^r, because, therefore, 
 wherefore ; a causal conjunc- 
 tion ; ov yap, no indeed ; fre- 
 quently interrogative : otsi yap; 
 do yoQ then think so ? frequently 
 refers to a sentence suppressed: 
 K-ai yap ovv, therefore. 
 rVPFArPQ, f- opio, to shine, 
 move, throb, muUi])ly ; abound. 
 rAPFAAI'ZQ, f. «<Tw, to tickle, 
 Hatter, delight ; the same as 
 yayyaXc^w. 
 
 VapyaXirTfibg, ov, b, a tickling, 
 titillation : fr. the preccd. 
 VdpyaXog, ov, b, the same. 
 Fdoyapa, wv, Ta, a nmltitude, 
 crowds, throngs, swarms, 
 rdoyapa, wv, Ta, a city of Troas. 
 FAPFAPEQ'N, iovog, b, the 
 
 throat, weasand ; coined fr. the 
 
 sound. 
 Tapyapilio, f. t(TW, to gargle, wash 
 
 the mouth with water or any 
 
 li(iuid : fr. yapyai'pw. Hence 
 
 TapyapKTubg, ov, b, Engl, gar- 
 
 garism, gargling. 
 FA'PON, ov, Tb, garum, a pickle 
 
 made from salt fish. 
 Yapvkniv, Dor. for yr\pyiiv ; & 
 
 yaputrov, dual pres. ind. act. 
 
 Dor. for y7]pviTov, 8c 
 Vapvev, Dor. for yi/pvav, fr. ya- 
 
 puw. Dor. for yrfpvto. 
 Yapvofiai, Dor. & f. yapvaofiai, 
 
 for yi]pvop.ai, yrjpvffonaL ; ya- 
 
 pvffaivTo, Dor. for yTjpvaaivro, 
 
 3 pi. a. 1. opt. m. 
 FASTH'P, tpog, by sync, rpbg, 
 
 7), the belly, i)aunch, stomach, 
 
 womb, appetite ; gluttony ; ev 
 
 ya<rrpi tx^iv, or <f)kptiv, to be 
 
 pregnant. 
 FaVrpn, V€, & TaffTpa, ag, »/, the 
 
 hollow of any vessel, hold of a 
 
 ship, big-bellied vessel : fr. 
 
 ya<TTr)o. 
 
 TaffTpiCiov, ov, Tb, a little belly. 
 
 Fa(Trpt(^ouXoc, 6, 7), a slave to his 
 
 belly, a glutton: fr. ya(rrr)p, 
 
 ^ovXoc, a slave. 
 
 Faffrpi^w, f. iVw, p. ycyaVrpiJca, 
 
 to fill the belly, cram : fr. the 
 same th. 
 
 Faffrpj/xapyoc, o, 7), gluttonous, 
 voracious : fr. yaarr/p, fidpyog. 
 
 FdoTpic, log, & rdffTpiog, ov, b, 
 also FaVrpwv, wvog, o, a glutton. 
 
 raffTpu)di]g, «oe, 6, //, big-bellied: 
 fr. yaoTi)p, eUog. 
 
 FavXiKbg, ij, bv, belonging to 
 merchant-vessels : fr. yatiXog. 
 
 FAYAO'S, oi~, o, a milk-pail. 
 
 VEV 
 
 bucket : fr. ydXa. 
 
 TavXog, ov, b, a merchant-vessel, 
 sink. 
 
 FavXwc, Dor. for yauXoi-c, ace. 
 pi. fr. yavXog. 
 
 Tavpidfia, aTog, to, pride, boast- 
 ing : fr. 
 
 Fa?;p(dw,w,f.d'<Tw,p.y€yavpidKa, 
 
 to be proud, boast, exult, pi-ance: 
 fr. yofipog. 
 
 ravpLOiovTtg, poet, for yavptdov- 
 Tfg, contr. yai'ptwvreCt nom. pi. 
 part. pres. fr. the jn-eceding. 
 FAi~POS, a, ov, proud, insolent, 
 arrogant, lofty, fierce, brutal : 
 fr. yatw. 
 
 ravp6T7]g, r}Tog, ?'/, pride, arro- 
 gance, loftiness : fr. the preced. 
 Faupoi'^cvoc, elated, proud; pres. 
 part. fr. yavpoojimt, ovfxai, to be 
 proud. Hence yavpov, be elated, 
 pres. imp. Th. yavpog. 
 Tavpouj, w, f. w(Tw,p. yfyaiOpwKa, 
 to make proud ; yavpoonai, the 
 same as yavptdw. Hence 
 ravpiojxa, aTog, to, pride, exult- 
 ation. 
 
 FAYSO'S, 7], bv, or Tavffog, r}, 
 ov, crooked, with many wmd- 
 ings, tortuous, artful. 
 Tavaou), w, f. wffw, to curve, bend: 
 fr. the preced. 
 
 FA'Q, f. y/?o-w (not in use), perf. 
 ind. m. yeyaa, to beget, pro- 
 duce, be born, hold, rejoice. 
 FE\ Dor. Fd, indeed, truly, at 
 least, perhaps, yet. Sometimes 
 ye is a syllabic addition ; it is 
 seldom found by itself, but is 
 placed after other words, when 
 it is often redundant, particu- 
 larly when joined to the article 
 6 or the relative og ; it has 
 generally no accent, but is an 
 enclitic ; b<piX6vyt, I wish in- 
 deed; Kat'ye, and indeed ; ^tdye, 
 however ; icatroiye, although ; 
 H^vovvyi, indeed. 
 Fea, ag, contr. yf;, ^C, r), the 
 earth. 
 
 Fedoxoc, o, r/, inclosing the earth ; 
 & Fatdoxoc, Ion- Fai/joxoc, an 
 epithet of Neptune. See yai^- 
 
 oxog- 
 
 Teyaa, 1 sing. perf. m. poet, of 
 the obsol. ydw, for ytivofiai, to 
 be bom. Others make it perf. 
 act. for yeyt/jca, whence yeyaw? 
 
 for yey?j/cwe. 
 
 Feydare, & yeyddfft, or yeyad- 
 ffiv, 2 & 3 pi. of yeyaa. 
 
 FeydOwc, oTog, Dor. for yey7]9u}g, 
 rejoicing, glad. See yeyrfOa. 
 
 FeyaVw, etc, "j poet. for yiyvo- 
 fiai, to be born : fr. ydw. 
 
 Ff yd/if V, poet, for ycyal/itv, Dor. 
 for yeyasvai, inf. perf. m. fr. ye- 
 yaa, perf. ind. m. fr. ydw, for 
 yetvo/iiai, to be born. 
 
 Vtyavvusvog, pf. pt. fr. yavvfiai. 
 (119) 
 
 FEI 
 
 reyrtu)Cj wroc, bom. Sec yeyacr. 
 Feyeva/ievog, Dor. for yeyevr//x6- 
 
 voc, born : fr. 
 TeyivTjfiai, aai, Tat, perf. pass. 
 yeycvf/<T0ai, perf. inf. pass, of 
 yivofxai. 
 FtyEVoifiTjv & yey£i'oi7te0a, 1 
 sing. & pi. a. 2. opt. m. poet. Sc 
 Ion. for ytvoifi7]v, & ytvoifiiGa, 
 of yivofiai, to be. 
 rkyi]9a, I rejoice, perf. act. by 
 sync, for yeyfjOijKa, thence ye- 
 yTjGiog, rejoiced, cheerful ; or 
 perf. m. fr. y^yOew. 
 Feyj/p^/jca, or ysyrjouKa, I have 
 grown old, perf. act. of yy]pd<'>, 
 or yijpdcTKU), to gi'ow old. Tli. 
 yripag. 
 rkyova, perf. m. I have been 
 born, 3 pi. yeyovd«Ti. Hence 
 perf. m. inf. yeyovevat, part, 
 yeyovwg, via, 6g : fr. ytvo/uai, 
 to be. 
 
 Feyoveijhe had been bom, 3 sing, 
 pluperf. m. Ion. for eyeyovei, fr. 
 perf. m. yeyova. 
 Teypafifikvog, perf. part. pass. & 
 Ysypd(f)9ai, ]ierf. inf. pass. & 
 Ffypa^wf;, oTog, pei-f. part. act. 
 fr. ypd^w, to Avrite. 
 YeyvfivaffiapxrjicCog, oTog, perf. 
 
 part. act. fr. yv/iva(Ttapx«<«>. 
 Y(yvfiva(Tfikvog, perf. part. pass, 
 fr. yvftvd^w. 
 
 FE'FQNA, with pres. signif. to 
 speak, cry or call aloud ; perf. 
 m. of yvww, not in use, by me- 
 tath. for ykyvata ; hence yeyw- 
 vw, for yeywi'a, perf. m. being 
 turned into the present. Or 
 perf. m. fr. yey wvew. See Clark, 
 in II. S. 469. 
 Feywve/xev, Dor. for ycywvetv, 
 pres. inf. & yeywvtvv, Dor. & 
 Ion. for eyeywvovv, imperf. fr. 
 Feywvew, w, f. ijffio, p. 7/>ca, to 
 speak, cry aloud, exclaim, in- 
 voke ; impf. tyeywvouv, Dor. & 
 Ion. eycywvevv, yeywvevv, also 
 yeywvov ; fr. perf. m. yeywvat. 
 Yeyu)V7j<ng,eo}g,7),\oc'\ienition: & 
 Feywv//reov, it is necessary to 
 cry aloud : fr. yeywve w. 
 Feywvt'o-Kw, same as yeywvew. 
 Ytyu)vbg,7), bv, pronounced aloud. 
 Feywc. CiTog, born, for yeyawc, 
 fr. yeyaa, perf. m. of the verb 
 ydw, for yetvo/xai. 
 FEE'NNA, »jc, 7), gehenm, the 
 place of eternal punishment ; 
 Hebr. the valley of Hinnom. 
 Yt9<T7]fiavri, Gethsemane; the name 
 of a place ; Hebr. a very fertile 
 valley. 
 
 Fetvdjucvog, r], ov, bom, part. a. 
 1. m. fi*. yeivojuai : the same 
 as yiV7]9iiQ. 
 
 YeivdfiTjv, ao, aro, I was born ; I 
 begot ; a. L m. Ion. for tyetvd- 
 firfv, w, aro, fr. yUvofiai. 
 
"1. .j-^iMiB*™ ^l!Wj-«-«"- 
 
 TEA 
 
 rtivaffOai, a. 1. inf. m. of the 
 same. 
 
 Teiptaij Ion. for yftVy, 2 sing, 
 pres. ind. ra. & 
 
 TtivtG', for tyeivtTo, & yeivofitO' 
 for ty£tx'6/i£0a, 3 sing. & 1 pi. 
 impf. ind. m. of ytivofiai. Or, 
 as others say, yeivofirjif is put 
 poetically for iytvo^jjv, by drop- 
 ping the augment, and mserting 
 t for the sake of the metre. So 
 yeivtTo for lyBvtTo, &c. 
 
 TEI'NOMAI, poet, to be born, 
 produced ; become, be ; but by 
 the Orators the a. 1. m. tynvd- 
 firiv is frequently used in an 
 act. signif. said of either pa- 
 rents, I begot, produced, brought 
 forth ; a. 1. m. inf. ytlvaadai, 
 part, yeivdfievog. See yivo- 
 fiat. 
 
 rtiofiopoQf Of ?/, =: yafiopog. 
 
 reiuTofiog, 6, »/, cleaving the land : 
 fr. yrj, Tefivoj. 
 
 rEri:ON, or VtXaaov, ov, rb, the 
 eaves of a house ; a projecting 
 part of the roof, which casts the 
 rain oflf the walls to the ground, 
 €ig yiav <nUi ; a moulding, cor- 
 nice, coping ; the projecting 
 bone over the eyes. Hence 
 perhaps the Engl, joist. 
 
 Ttlffogy eog, to, the same ; the lit- 
 tle head of plants. 
 
 rctcow, or FttrrcTotu, f. uxrio, to 
 protect with a coping, conform 
 anything to that fashion. Hence 
 
 Tei(Tati)fia, arog, to, a coping. 
 
 FeiTvia, ag, & Veirviamg, tiog, >}, 
 a neighbourhood : fr. 
 
 TeiTvidu) & dZio, f. dffio, p. ye- 
 yeiTviuKa, to be a neighbour, be 
 near, akin to ; part. pres. yti- 
 rvtwj/, tDca, u>v. Th. yeiTiov. 
 
 TeiTOVioj, a>, f. rjcroj, part. ytiTO- 
 vtiov, the same, & fr. the same. 
 TfiTovevu), the same. Hence 
 
 TtiTovrjfiaf arog, to, FeiTovrjaig, 
 ^^Sj Vi & TtiTGviaf ag, >/, neigh- 
 bourhood. 
 
 TeiTocTvvog^ »7, ov, neighbouring, 
 lying at hand : fr. 
 
 rEI'TQN, ovog, 6, >), a neigh- 
 bour ; neighbouring, bordering, 
 related, akin, alike : fr. yta, as 
 if ytiTutv, of the same land. 
 
 Tenopag, ov, 6, a sti*anger ; as op- 
 posed to j.vTixOujv, to a native. 
 
 TeXaXv, to laugh, ^ol. for yeX^v. 
 
 FfXalg, JEoL tor 7 tX^f , fr. yiXdu). 
 
 TtXdv, Dor. for ytXutv, pres. part, 
 of the same verb ; but yiX^p is 
 pres. inf. 
 
 TtXdvtjg, tog, 6, 1), joyful, cheer- 
 ful, poet, for iXapog. 
 
 reXdtu), Dor. for ytXdaio, f. 1. 
 ind. act. of ytXdu), to laugh. 
 
 rfXaoio'a,Dor.for ytXdov(Ta,])res. 
 part. f. g. of ytXdu). 
 
 TfXdffifjog, 6, 1), laughable, ridi- 
 
 TEM 
 
 culous : fr. the same. 
 
 FeXatripoi, (ov, 01, little wrinkles 
 caused by smiling. 
 
 FtXafffia, uTcg, to, laughter, smi- 
 ling, rippling : & 
 
 FiXaaTjjg, ov, 6, a mocker, scoff- 
 er : fr, ytXdio. 
 
 TeXaaTog, ?), bv, laughed at, ridi- 
 culous : fr. the same. 
 
 reXacTvg, vog, rj. Ion. for ykXdig. 
 
 FEAA'Q, u), to laugh ; be merry; 
 mock, deride ; smile ; shine ; 
 flourish ; f. daoj, & f. 1. m. dffo- 
 ^ai, p. yty kXaKa, a. 1. iykXaaa, 
 pert", pass, yty kXaa^ai, a. 1. pass. 
 iyiXdaQriv. 
 
 FE'ATH, r)g, »), all sorts of mer- 
 chandise ; colour, dye. 
 
 FE'AnS, iog, & YtXyig, iSog, »/, 
 a clove of garlic. 
 
 TeXtvtra, Dor. for yeXovaa, pres. 
 part. f. g. fr. ytXeu), Ion. for ye 
 Xdttj, to laugh. For the Dorics 
 & Ionics change the termination 
 of verbs in dio, into fw. 
 
 FtXyc, you laugh, Dor. & Att. 
 for ytX^g, fr. ytXdu). 
 
 rtXoTa, laughable, humourous 
 things, nom. pi. n. g. fr. ytXoXog. 
 
 FtXoidZo), f. d(Tu),to say laugliable 
 or humorous things, to joke. 
 
 FeXoiaff^bg, ov, b, joking, mock- 
 ery : fr. the preceding. 
 
 FeXoiaffTi^g, ov, 6, a jester, buf- 
 foon : fr. the same. 
 
 FeXoidio, f. rjffio, poet, for ytXdio, 
 
 rcXoToc, a, ov, capable of exciting 
 laughter ; merry, jocose, hu- 
 morous, facetious, witty, a jest- 
 er; but r^Xotof, as Grammarians 
 say, ridiculous, laughable ; Ft- 
 XoTov, ov, Tb, subst. a jest, joke; 
 FeXoiiog, poet. : fr. yeXiog. Adv. 
 FtXviujg, ridiculously. 
 
 FtXoiojvTtg, & FiXocjvTeg, poet, 
 for ytXutVTig, fr. ytXdoj. 
 
 FsXog, ov, 0, laughter. Thus tpojg 
 & tpog. 
 
 FtXiov, laughing, pi. ytXCJvrtg, 
 pres. part. fr. ytXda>, dat. pi. & 
 3 pi. pres. ind. ytXaxriv. 
 
 FtXutvTi, Dor. for ytXCJai, 3 pi. 
 pres. ind. act. fr. ytXciw. 
 
 FkXiog, (jjTog, 6, laughter, mirth, 
 gaiety ; subject for laughter ; 
 calmness, serenity, & FtXujg, 
 0), ace. yeXwv, dat. ycXy : fr. 
 yeXdio. 
 
 FeXwToTToduj, at, to excite laugh- 
 ter : fr. yeXiog, ttouoj. 
 
 FfXutTOTToiia, ag, 1), buffoonery. 
 
 FtXioTOTToibg, ov, b, a buffoon. 
 
 rt/ii^w, to fill, load, f. i<Tii), p. y*- 
 yf/xi/ca, a. 1. iytfiKra, perf. pass. 
 ysytfiicTfiai, a. 1. lyEiii(TOr)v. Ft- 
 fii^ofxat, mid. to load one's own 
 vessel. Th. y'sfno, to be full. 
 
 Fefiog, tog, to, fulness, a mess: fr. 
 
 FEMQ, to be full or laden, a- 
 bound, pres. part, yt^wv, ovffa, 
 (120) 
 
 TEN 
 
 ov, perf. m. yeyo/za : whence 
 
 Fo^og, ov, b, the freight of a 
 
 ship : hence Lat. gemo. 
 Fevid, dg, Ion. Ftvti), yg, >), a 
 
 race, family, age, birth, lineage, 
 
 generation ; eig yeredg ytvtut]', 
 
 for all ages. Th. yivofxai, to be 
 
 bom. 
 FeveaXoykit), ui, to trace one's birth 
 
 or parentage, f. rjffiu, p. yeyevia- 
 
 X6yi]Ka ; yeveaXoysofiai, to b(; 
 
 registered in any family ; ytvta- 
 
 Xoyovfievog, pros, pai't. pass. : fr. 
 
 yivtaXoyog. 
 FtvtaXoyia, ag, y, genealogy, pe- 
 digree, the tracing of one's birth: 
 
 fr. 
 FtvtaXoyog, ov, 6, one that traces 
 
 the pedigree of any one : fr. 
 
 ysvog, Xtyu). 
 Fti'fycpiv, by birth, dat. sing. Ion., 
 
 (piv being added by j>aragoge ; 
 
 fr. ytvti), lou. for ytvid. 
 FeviOXr), yg, >/, birth, origin, breed, 
 
 race, stock : fr. yevtd. 
 FevkOXia, wv, rd, one's birthday; 
 
 fr. the preceding. 
 FfviOXiQKbg, 7), bv, of one*s birth- 
 day; an astrologer: fr. the same, 
 FevWXiog, b, ij, pertaining to 
 
 birth, natal, presiding over birth ; 
 
 the author of one's birth. 
 F'tvtQXov, ov, Tb, = ytviOXtj. 
 Fivtid^io, f. dau), the same as 
 
 ytveidu). 
 Fevf ig,v, to have a beard, pres, 
 
 inf. act. fr. yevtidoj. 
 Fevtidg, dcog, 7), the beard, chin, 
 
 under jaw-bone. 
 Ftvetdctdiov, Dor. for ycveia^wv', 
 
 grown to manhood: fr. ytvtid^uj. 
 FtviidffKU), to begin to have a 
 
 beard, grow into manhood : & 
 Feveidio, at, to have or begin to 
 
 have a beard, grow to manhood ; 
 
 f. i)ffio,a. 1. part. act. ytvtiyaag, 
 
 avTog : fr. ytviiov. Th. yivvg. 
 FivtiriTag, a, b. Dor. & poet, for 
 
 FeveifjTyg, ov, b, bearded, for 
 
 ytveid'TT/g, fern. yeveiuTig : fr. 
 Fevnov, ov, TO, a beard, chin, 
 
 Th. yevvg. 
 Fkveo, Ion. for y'svov, & this for 
 
 tyfvov, you were, 2 sing. a. 2. 
 
 ind. m. fr. iytv6^7]v, ov, tTO. 
 
 Th. ytVo/iat, to be. 
 FivtaBai, a. 2. inf. m. ykvioQi, 2 
 
 pi. a. 2. imp. m. ytv'taiiio, 3 sing. 
 
 imper. of the same tense, fr. the 
 
 same th. 
 Ftv'taia, (Dv, tu, birth-rites, birth- 
 day : fr. yevtd, birth. 
 Fevecridpx^lQj ov, b, the author of 
 
 one's birth or family: {r.ykveaig, 
 
 Five(ng,eu)g, 1), birth, origin, cre- 
 ation, generation, race, human 
 life : fr. yivofiai, 
 
 FevtTtipa, ag, r), a mother : fr. 
 yeveTTip. 
 
 TEN 
 
 TEP 
 
 revert), rjg, »), birth, race : fr. yi- Fevvr}Tt)g, ov, b, a producer, pa- 
 
 vofiat. 
 
 TevtTtjp, iipog, & FeveTTjg, ov, o, 
 a father ; also a son : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 VeveTvXXig, idog, »;, the goddess 
 of birth, Venus : fr. ytvog. 
 
 VtveTiop, opog, b, Ion. & poet, for 
 yovevg, b, (jcnitor, a parent. 
 
 Vkvtv, poet. & Dor. for lyevov, 
 2 sing, a. 2. ind. m. of yivofiai. 
 
 VtvrjOtig, tvTog, born, made, a. 1. 
 part. pass, of the same verb. 
 
 Yev>j9t]Ti, r/ra>, become, a. 1 . pass, 
 iinper. of the same. 
 
 Ttvylg, idog, »/,an axe. 
 
 rfj/z/ffOf, 2 ]d. a, 2. subj, m. ; so 
 y'hVfjTai, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. m. of 
 yivofiai. 
 
 Tevijffoiiai, y, eTai, f. 1. m. of the 
 same verb; or f. 2. pass, as some 
 make it, fr. a. 2. act. tyevnv, fr. 
 yth'u) ; whence a. 2, pass, tys- 
 V7}V, rjg, rj, & hence yevyao^iai. 
 
 Ti%'iKbg, 1), bv, of or belonging to 
 a race or family ; generic ; geni- 
 tive, as yeinK)) vTuxrig, among 
 Grammarians, the genitive case: 
 
 fr. ysvog. 
 
 T'tvva, rjg, >/, a race, progeny, 
 descent : & 
 
 TevvdSag, ov, b, noble, brave, 
 bold. Th. ytivonai. 
 
 Ttvvaio7rpt7rt)g, tog, b, 17, becom- 
 ing or beseeming the noble. Adv. 
 -TTwc : fr. yevvaXog, TrptTrio. 
 
 Vtwalog, a, ov, innate, belonging 
 to our ancestors, suitable to one's 
 birtli, of good family, noble, ge- 
 nerous, brave, strenuous : fr. 
 ytvvd(i}. Th. y'lvofiai. Hence 
 
 TivvaioTTjg, rjTog, r), nobleness, 
 liberality, generosity, bravery. 
 
 Ttvva'nog, adv. generously, brave- 
 ly : fr. yevvalog. 
 
 ThvvaTO, for lyeivaTo, JEo\. a. 1. 
 m. of ytivofiai. Or for tyevvtj- 
 fTUTo, by sync. & aphter. fr. 
 
 Tti'vdu), a, gljno, genera, to pro- 
 duce, beget, bring forth, effect, 
 f. i^fTw, p. yey'evvrjKa, a. 1, ty'tv- 
 vi](Ta, perf. pass, yeyevvrjfiai, I 
 was born, a. 1. pass. tyevvyOrjv. 
 Th. yivofiai. 
 
 rh'vrffia, aTog, Tb, a race, off- 
 spring ; the fruits of the earth : 
 fr. 1 pers. perf. pass, of the pre- 
 ceding. Hence 
 
 revvtjfiaTiKoj,f. ««Tw,to bring forth 
 a brood or fruit, put forth the 
 bud. 
 
 Ttvvifffai, a. I. inf. act.fr, yevvdu). 
 
 Vtwrfrrapkr, »), the name of a 
 country in Galilee, indecl. Syr. 
 the garden of the prince. 
 
 T'ivvTj<Ttg,tu)g,ri,genera,t\on,hirth, 
 race : fr. 2 pers. perf. pass, of 
 ytvvdu). 
 
 ytvvfjTtipa, ag, 1), a parent, mo- 
 ther : fr. yevvdio. 
 
 rent, founder : & 
 FevvTjTiKog, 1}, bv, generative, fit 
 
 to produce, productive : & 
 FtvvifTog, i], bv, born, begotten ; 
 
 mortal : & 
 FevvrfTwp, opog, b, a father, pa- 
 rent : fr. 3 pers. perf. pass, of 
 
 yevvdoj. 
 FevoiaTo, Ion. for y'svoivTO & ys- 
 
 voiTO, 3 pi. & sing. a. 2. opt. m. 
 
 fr. yivofiai, to be born. 
 Fevoif-iav, Dor. for ytvoifirjv, a.2. 
 
 opt. m. fr. yivofiai. 
 Fevbfievog, ij, ov, made, become, 
 
 a.2. part. m. yevbfirjv, fortyevd- 
 
 fijfv, a. 2. m. Ion. fr. y'lvofiai. 
 Ftvog, eog, to, genus, an offspring, 
 
 family, race, origin, element, 
 
 nation, kind, species ; gender, 
 
 among Grammarians ; dat. pi, 
 
 yFvt(Ti : fr, the same. 
 Fevov, saQu), be, a. 2. imper. m. 
 
 of yivofiai. 
 TE'NTA, iov, Td, flesh, bowels. 
 TENTIAMH', yg, y, gentian, a 
 
 kuid of ])lant. 
 FkvTo, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. m. poet. 
 
 for tytrtro, he was;fr. tyevofiyv, 
 
 a. 2. m. of yivofiai ; also iEol. 
 
 for sXto, by sync, for 'iXtTo, he 
 
 took ; II. e. 43. 
 TE'NYS, voQ, //, a chin, cheek, 
 
 jaw, beard, edge of a sword, 
 
 hatchet, axe. 
 Feviofiat, a. 2. subj. m. 3 pi. ye- 
 
 vojvTai, fr, yivofiai, to be born. 
 Fspa, by sync, for yepara, fr, 
 
 ytpag. 
 Fepdeacri, dat. pi. Ion. & poet. fr. 
 
 y'fpag. 
 Fepaid, dg, r), a matron, old wo- 
 man : fr. 
 Fepaibg, d, bv, aged, venerable, 
 
 havmg authority ; comp. yepai- 
 
 Ttpog, superl. yepaiTaTog : fr. 
 
 ykpiov, an old man. 
 Fepaip(jj, f. apw, to honour with 
 
 gifts, venerate, honour, adorn, 
 
 Th. y'spag, a gift. 
 FtpaiTepog, by sync, for yepaio- 
 
 Tepog, elder, comp. ; ytpairaTog 
 
 for yepaioTaTog, superl. fr. yt- 
 
 paiog. 
 FepdvSpvov, ov, Tb, an old tree 
 
 or trunk : fr. ytpoiv, dpvg. 
 rE'PANOS, ov, b, a crane, a 
 
 watchful bird ; machine for rais- 
 ing weights ; a kind of dance : 
 Ftpdviov, ov, Tb, the same bird ; 
 
 also, a kind of plant, geranium, 
 
 or crane's bill. 
 
 Fepdpui, a. 1. inf. act. fr, yepaipio, 
 poet, for TifiCJ, to honour : & 
 
 Ff papbg, d, bv, venerable, august; 
 comp, ytpapu)Tepog : superl. ye- 
 papioTOTog : fr. 
 
 TE'PAS, aTog,aog, tog, to, a re- 
 ward, gift, honour, prize. 
 
 Fepdffuiog, b, r), honoured, worthy 
 (121) 
 
 rE<i> 
 
 of honour & reward, venerable ; 
 conferring honour : fr. the i)re- 
 ceding. 
 
 Fepa(T(p6pog, b, ?/, carrying off the 
 prize : fr. ytpag, tpepio. 
 
 Fepdojv, gen. pi, fr, ytpag. 
 
 Ftpea, Ion. for yipaTa, nom. pi. 
 fr. ytpag, a reward. 
 
 Ftprjviog, b, >y,anepith. of Nestor 
 in llom., honoured. Th. ytpag. 
 Or more prob. from the city 
 Gerenia. 
 
 Ftpov, voc. sing. ytpovTog, yspov- 
 ra, gen. & ace. sing. fr. yepiov, 
 an old man. 
 
 FipovTaydjytii), at, to lead an old 
 man : fr. 
 
 FtpovTayioybg, ov, b, a guide of 
 old men : fr. ytpojv, dyioyog. 
 
 FtpovTaXog, poet, for 
 
 FtpovTtiog, a, ov, & FepovTiKbg, 
 7], bv, of or belonging to an old 
 man : fr. ykpioi'. 
 
 FepovTia, ag, 7), the senate, sena- 
 torial rank ; the same as ytpov- 
 ffia. 
 
 FepovTiov, ov, rb, a little old man, 
 dim. fr. ytpiov. 
 
 Fepovm, dat. pi. fr. ytpiov, an old 
 man. 
 
 Ftpovaia, ag, >'/, a senate : fr. 
 
 Fepovffiog, a, ov, or 6, 7), belong- 
 ing to old men, to the elders or 
 the senate, honourable. Th. 
 ytpwv. 
 
 TE P'P'ON, ov, TO, a Persian 
 shield made of osiers ; any de- 
 fensive weapon ; a fence or en- 
 closure ; hurdle, wicker-work. 
 
 Feppocpopog, ov, b, a soldier armed 
 with an osier-woven shield : fr. 
 ytppov, (}>spio. 
 
 Fepvvog, a little frog. 
 
 FE'PUN, ovTog, 6, an old man ; 
 voc. (J ytpov, dat. pi. ytpovcri, 
 perhaps fr. ytpag, because old 
 ajre is honourable. 
 
 FevOfibg, ov, b, & 
 
 Fevfia, aTog, Tb, the taste, a tast- 
 ing, sample : fr. yevm. 
 
 FfvfieQa, Ion, & Dor. by aphoer. 
 for ytytvptOa, we have tasted, 
 1 pi. perf. pass, of ytvuj. 
 
 Ftvadfievog, a. 1. part. m. ytv- 
 aaaOai, a. 1. inf. m. yevaiofiai, 
 3 pi. yiiKTOJVTai, a. 1. subj. m. 
 yevffat, a. 1. inf, act. fr. yci/w. 
 
 FtvfTig, eu)g, 7), a tasting, taste : 
 
 FtvffTiKbg, 7), bv, able to taste : & 
 
 r£i;<Tr6f,/},6v,tasted,to be tasted: 
 
 all fr. 
 
 FEY Q, to make another to taste, 
 give to taste ; f. ytv(Tii),-p. y'tytv- 
 Ka ; m. yevofiai, to make oneself 
 taste, taste, make trial of, f. 1. 
 m. ytv(TOfj,ai,a. l.m.'eytvffdpTjv, 
 01, aTo, a. 1. inf. m. ytvaaaOai, 
 part, ytvffdfitvog, perf. pass, yt- 
 ytvfiai. 
 
 I FE'«I>uPA,ac,?/, a bridge, because 
 
rnr 
 
 it tig ysav (p'lpsi, reaches to the 
 land ; the space between two 
 hostile ranks : hence 
 
 Tttpvpouff i". w<Tw, p. yeyftpvpooKa, 
 to join by a bridge, make a 
 bridge over, construct a bridge; 
 ye(pvpovVf pres. inf. 
 
 reti>ypa^£o>, a>, f. Jjffw, p. T]Ka, 
 to describe the surface of the 
 earth : & 
 
 Tewypaipia, ay, r), a description 
 of the earth ; geography : Ir. 
 yka, for yala, the earth, ypd<pu). 
 
 Tea)ypa(piKbg, tj,6t>, of geography, 
 geogi-ai)hieal : fr. the same. 
 
 Teu)dai(Tia, ag, ?/, a distribution, 
 allotment or division of land ; 
 fr. ysa, Saiio. 
 
 reioCrig, fog, o, »/, like earth, 
 earthy, earth! v. 
 
 VeioXo^ogy b, »/, rising from the 
 ground, like a hill, hilly ; subst. 
 b, a hill ; also, a stui>id, sense- 
 less fellow, clodpate : fr. yka, 
 \6<pog. 
 
 rtuji^trpiu). oi, f. i](Tu}, to measure 
 the ground : & 
 
 reii)i.i€Tpi]g, oif, b, a land-mea- 
 surer, geometrician : & 
 
 Tt(jjfxtTpia, ag, y), the science of 
 measuring land, geometry: fr. yi), 
 the earth, fxkrpov, a measure. 
 
 rttofiiToiKbg, t), bv, geometrical : 
 fr. the same. 
 
 Vtio^iopog, ov, 6, a husbandman, 
 colonist, who receives his allot- 
 ment in the division of the pub- 
 lic lands, proprietor of land, 
 rich or noble person : fi\ y/), 
 fifipio. 
 
 ViioTredoif, & FcwTreftov, ov, to, 
 a field, farm : fr. yfj, iridov. 
 
 VtitiiriivTig, ov, b, as it were, hun- 
 gry for land, destitute of land, 
 starving : fr. yf), Tritva, hunger. 
 
 Teijjrrovia, ag, t), husbandry, agri- 
 culture : fr. ytj, irovog. 
 
 Ttwpysio, a>, to till the ground, 
 cultivate the earth, work at, 
 subsist or profit by, f. r]<T(i), p. ye- 
 ytiopyrjKa : fr. yrj, tpyov : hence 
 
 Ttiopyi](yifiog, b, j), tit for culti- 
 vation, fertile. 
 
 Teiopyia, ag, t), agriculture, hus- 
 bandry, farming : & 
 reiopyiKug, i), bv, agricultural : 
 TtiopyiKt), sc. Ttxvr], agriculture : 
 & 
 Ttoioyiov, cv, TO, a ploughed field, 
 
 farm : fr. 
 Ve(jjpybg, ov, 6, a husbandman, 
 farmer, countryman, labourer, 
 vine-dresser : fr. y^, ipyov. 
 Tnopv>(kM, to, f. ?;<T(t>, p. ytyeionv- 
 X^Ka, to dig the ground : fr 
 yf], dpv(T(T(jj. 
 Ttj, ^cn.yrjg,7),ihe earth, ground, 
 land, country : fr. the obsol. yia, 
 for yala, the same. 
 Tqyn'krrig, ov, b, the same as 
 
 FHP 
 
 Ttiyevjig, eog, b, y, carth-bom, 
 
 native ; yrjyiviHgt giants : fr. y^, 
 
 ykt'og. 
 rijhov, ov, TO, a little field : & 
 rijOti*, from the earth : fr. yij. 
 rH9E'^, ui, to rejoice, be glad, 
 
 delight ; f. rjaoj, p. ytyijOijKa, 
 
 by sync. yeyrjOa ; part. ytyrjOiog; 
 
 yr]9tov for lyjiOeov, m\\)i'. Ion. 
 
 Fr. yaw, yaiw, as Kvau), KinjOio. 
 Ti]9i](ytu, 3 sing. a. 1. opt. ^ol. 
 
 of the preceding. 
 Ttjdog, fog, Tb, & 
 VriOo(7vvr],i]g, >/, joy, gladness: & 
 Vi]f)6(Tvvog, 1}, ov, joyful, glad, 
 
 rejoiced, contented : fr. yjj9fut. 
 rH'BYON, or TiiTEiov, ov, Tb, a 
 
 sort of l'>tk. 
 Frfivog, & Vyj'iog, b, ?'/, earthy, 
 
 earthly, mortal : fr. yi). 
 rrjXtx'jg, eog, b, y, lying on the 
 
 ground : fr, yf), Xkxog. 
 rrjXofvg, a hill : see yaoXo^og. 
 rr;/iai, a. l.inf. yijfiag, a. l.i)art. 
 
 yflfii. Ion. & poet. fr. a. 1. tyr]- 
 
 fia, by sync, ivriydf-iyaa, of ya- 
 
 fJitio, to marry, wed, as if fr. 
 
 ya/iw, the old form. See ya^i'no. 
 Vijoxkuj, Sc Fijovx^io, w, f. ijnio, 
 
 to hold the land, possess a field. 
 
 This may be said of Neptune, 
 
 who encircles the land, and is 
 
 therefore called ytovxog, ytrjo- 
 
 Xog, & frequently yatyoxog : fr. 
 
 yf/, txw.^ 
 rt]7reTt)g,iog,b,y, falling or fallen 
 
 to the earth : fr. yf/, TriTrrw. 
 TrjTTovkii), h), to till the earth : fr. 
 
 yf), TTOl'SiO. 
 
 Tfjp^, dat. sing. fr. yijpag. 
 Vripaibg, a, or, aged, ancient, 
 
 woni out with age ; yr]paial, old 
 
 women. Th. yrjpag. 
 rT]paXtog,a, or, poet, the same as 
 
 yrjpaiog. 
 rrjpdvTfiCrfri, dat. pi. poet, or Ion. 
 
 for yrjpdm, a. 1. part. act. fr. 
 
 y^pcig, avTog, growing old, for 
 
 yrfnacrag, fr.yijpdio,io grow old, 
 
 whence a. 1. tyypdrra, & by sync. 
 
 tyrjpa. Th. yiipag. 
 r^PAS, Tb, gen. aTog, aog, contr. 
 
 (og, dat. yijpaTi, al, contr. ^, old 
 
 age.^ 
 rrjpd'ffyg, 2 sing. a. 1. subj. act. ; 
 
 yypdrrai, a. 1. inf. act. fr. 
 TypdcFKu}, to grow old, decay ; f. 
 
 a'(Tw,p. yfy?)pa»ca, a. I. kyrjpdffa, 
 
 a. I. subj. yT]pd'(7(it, ace. pi. part. 
 
 pres. yrjpdcTKovTag. Th. y^()ag. 
 TripdM, Co, f. a'orw, to grow old, a. 
 
 1. tyijpdaa, by sync. fy?;pa, aor. 
 
 1. inf. yT]pd(Tai, also y^pdvai, 
 
 fr. obsol. yfipTjfii ; part, yrjpag, 
 
 perf. ytyrjpdKa, part. ytyijpdKuyg, 
 
 grown old. 
 rrjpoftoaKiU), w, f. y/Vw, to support 
 
 in old age : & 
 Trjpoi^orTKia, ag, y, maintenance 
 
 in old age : fr. 
 
 (122) 
 
 TIN 
 
 rTjpo(3o(TKbg, ou, 6, //, he who sup. 
 
 j)orts his parent in old age : fr. 
 
 ytjpag, (ioffKU). 
 rr)poKOfiia,ag,y, the maintenance 
 
 and care of old age : & 
 rr/joo/fo/'oto, gen. Ion. fr. 
 rrjpoKOfiog, 6, y, one who has tlio 
 
 care of the aged : yrjpag, Kojitu). 
 VypoTpocpUo, f. I'jffio, to nourish tr 
 
 supjiort in old age : fr. yypai^, 
 
 Tpe^iv, 
 TypoTpo<pia, ag, y, maintenance 
 
 in old age : fr. the same. 
 TypoTp6(pog, 6, »/, supporting the 
 
 aged : fr. the same. 
 TrjpviT, he complains, for y>;p/- 
 
 irai, 3 sing, of pres. ind. m. y>;. 
 
 pvofxai. Th. yrjpvg, a voice. 
 Tiipvfia, oTog, Tb, a voice, sound: 
 
 fr. yrjpvio. 
 Vrjpvova, ag, & yapvova, Dor. 
 
 for VrjpvovT], yg, r), vocal, talku- 
 
 tive, as if yypvovaa. Th. ytjpvc. 
 rypvovag, a, b. Dor. for rijpvu- 
 
 vyg, ov, b,Geri/on, a man's nam.'. 
 ri;pvoj'f)a, ace. sing. fr. r»;pi'o- 
 
 vivg, fog. Ion. y< g, b, Geryot). 
 rf/PYS, vog, TO, a voice. Hence 
 Yypvu), f. v(Tw, p. iyypvaa, to 
 
 speak, sound, sing, complain ; 
 
 yTjpvoi.iai, the same. 
 rlipiog, gen. sing. fr. yrjpag, aror, 
 
 aog, contr. yypiog, old age. 
 Vyryg, ov, b, a husbandman, 
 
 countryman : fr. yr}, yijg, as fr. 
 
 TToXig, TToXiTyg. 
 FiyavTalog, a, ov, & Ftyavrftoc, 
 
 a, ov, of giants, gigantic : fr. 
 
 ycyag. 
 Ftyarrfc, nom. ph yiy dvTuv, gcii. 
 
 pi. fr. yiyag. 
 TiyavTidio, at, to imitate or art 
 
 like a giant : fr. the same. 
 TiyavTo^axia, ag, y, the war (»f 
 
 the giants : fr. yiyag, fi(''XV- 
 FiyavTo^ovog, b, i), giant-slaying: 
 
 fr. yt'yag, (povtino. 
 riTAPTON, ov, TO, the stone, ca- 
 
 refuse of the grape. 
 Viyaprojdrjg, tog, b, y, belonging 
 
 to or like grape-stones. 
 riTAS, avTog, b, a giant : fr. 
 
 yy, ydb) ; for they are called 
 
 sons of the earth. 
 nrri'AION, ov, Tb, a small herb 
 
 resembling the wild cari'ot. 
 nrrAISMO'S, ov, 6, a tickling, 
 
 titillation : fr. yiyyXj^w, the 
 
 same as yayyaXi^w. 
 rHTAYMO'2, ov,b, the hinge of 
 
 a gate, which turns with the 
 
 gate itself ; a joint. 
 n'rrPAS, ov, b, a small pipe 
 
 producing a doleful sound, 
 rtyj'o^ai, see yii'ofxai. 
 FiyvioffKU), see yivuxTKU). 
 n'NOMAI, or Tiyvonai, to be, 
 
 become, be born, be begotten, 
 
 be made or produced, happen, 
 
 come to pass, result, arise, ac- 
 
 TAA 
 
 erne; f. 1. ni. ytvyTOfxai, perf. 
 pass, ytytvrjfiai, a. 1. pass, lyt- 
 yr'jOijv, f. 1. pass. ytvyOytro^at, 
 a. 1. m. lytvTjadfiyv, a. 2. m. 
 tytibpyv, 1 became, a. 2. imp. m. 
 yfj'oi", tffOio, a. 2. opt. m. yci'oi- 
 fiijVyOio, oiTo, as fir) ytvoiTO, let 
 it not be ; a. 2. subj. m. yerw/zat, 
 a. 2. inf. m. ytvtaOai, a. 2. part, 
 ni. ytvofitvog, perf. m. ysyova, 
 y'tyaa, fr. yao, obsol. pluperf. 
 ni. iytyovtiv, perf. m. inf. ye- 
 yov'fvai & ycyaivat, part. perf. 
 m. ytyovu)g ^ ytyaujg, via, 6g ; 
 KuXaig yiyvofifva, terminating 
 favourably ; tv tavTi^ yiyvtrrOai, 
 to return to his senses ; yjyv- 
 Tfoi Ti, to be occupied about ; 
 KarvTTtpQt yivtrfQai, to be con- 
 queror ; vf.Lii)V avTwv ytvt(T9ai, 
 to be masters of yourselves, 
 Dem. 
 
 TivvjcTKtv, Dor. for yivbJffKtiv, 
 pres. inf. & 
 
 ViiHoaKovTi, they know ; Dor. for 
 yivoxTKovffi, 3 pi. pres. fr. 
 riNQ'SKQ, or T lyvwfr km, gnosco, 
 wo.wo, to know, acknowledge, un- 
 derstand, think, perceive, judge, 
 decide, resolve, approve ; know 
 a female ; f. yvuyao^ai, a. 1. 
 lyvioaa, p. tyvujKa, plupf. iyvar- 
 KHV, a. 2. iyj'iov, iog, u), 3 pi. 
 tyvioffav, a. 2. imper. yvujOi, 
 a. 2. opt. yvoir]v,a. 2. subj. yrw, 
 yi'<iig, yv(^, a. 2. inf. yviovai, 
 a. 2. part, yrot-e, ovaa, bv, perf. 
 pass. tyvo)fT[iai,a. 1. pass, tyvto- 
 aOi)v, f. 1. pass. yvujadyfTOfjiai, 
 perf. m. yeywra, for yiyvioa, 
 part, ytyioviijg, for ytyvurujg, fr. 
 yi'MU), obsol. : fr. voog, vo'no, 
 yvosio, yvouJ, yv(jj(TKU),yiy}'a)(TKit), 
 yivwaKit), 
 
 rXdyoe, tog, to, milk ; poet, for 
 yaXa. 
 
 rXfficro^ayoc, o, y, for TaXaKTO- 
 (pdyog, by syne, living on milk : 
 fr. ya'Xa, milk, & <pdyiii. 
 YXciKToxpoig, CJTog, 6, »), milk- 
 white : fr. ya'Xa, XP^^C- 
 rXajLtaw & TXyixdio, f. f/crw, the 
 same as Xyfidw, to have sore 
 eyes, be blear-eyed : fr. 
 rXa'/iT/, yg, ?/, & TXdfia, Dor. (for 
 th. Xr)fiy, by pleon. of y,) sore- 
 ness of the eyes, blear- eyedness. 
 rXa'jLtwv, ovog, b, r), having a 
 rheum of the eyes. 
 TaA'NIS, t^oc/j;,aldnd offish ; 
 written also yXavig. The name 
 is from Glanis, a river of Cuma. 
 TXd'i, by sync. fr. ya'Xa^, a plant, 
 also called yaXaKTOTrotyTiKy. 
 rXapig, iSng, y, an instrument for 
 excavating and polishing stones; 
 a chisel, file ; pit ; yXapi^tg, ar- 
 chitectural tools. Th. yXd^co. 
 VXavK & yXavKag, ace. sing. & 
 pi. fr. yXai?, Kbg, r), an owl. 
 
 TAl 
 
 rXouKC, voc. fr. rXnuicog, Glaucus, 
 a proper name. 
 
 rXavKy, yg, y, a proper name of 
 a woman : but 
 
 rXavKy, yg, r), f. g. fr. yXavKog. 
 
 rXavKidu), w, to roll or turn up 
 the eyes, give a stem or fierce 
 look : fr. yXavKog. 
 
 TXavKiSiov, a little glaucus, a sort 
 of fish. 
 
 rXavKioiov, poet, for yXavKiiov, 
 pres. part. fr. yXavKidoj. 
 
 rXavKovoiiy, yg, //, a propername 
 of a woman. 
 
 PAAYKO'S, y, bv, glaucus, grey, 
 blue, sky-blue, azure, bright: fr. 
 yXaixTffw. Hence 
 
 rXai'»corf/^, yTog, y, a grey, sky- 
 blue, or azure colour. 
 
 YXavKoxpQvg, oag, 6, ?/, poet, 
 having a grey colour, blue-co- 
 loured : fr. yXavKbg, XP''^* 
 
 rXavKOio, w, f. wrrw, to make or 
 render blue. Hence 
 
 rXavKiofia, aTog, to, a disease in 
 the crystalline humour of the 
 eye. Th. yXavKog. 
 
 rXavKoj-mg, idog, y, & FXavKw- 
 TTyg, ov, 6, having grey or blue 
 eyes, blue-eyed, bright-eyed; an 
 epitli. of Minerva ; ace. yXau- 
 KoJTrn' &. ida. So rXaKio->p, ioTrog, 
 b, r), having blue eyes : yXavKur- 
 TTtg, pi. nom. : fr. yXavKog, w^/. 
 
 TXavKojTrbg, b, r), blue-eyed : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 rXavKoj\p, see yXavfcwTrtc. 
 
 FXav^, Kog, r), or TXavK, an owl, 
 owlet; Athenian coin. Th.yXau- 
 Kog. 
 
 rXav(T<T(t), to shine, perceive. 
 
 TXdcpv, vog, Tb, a cave, grot, ca- 
 vern : fr. yXdtpit). 
 
 rXa^vpij<Ti, & yXa(}>vp7jg, dat. pi. 
 f. g. fr. 
 
 FXa0i'p6e, a,bv, hollow, deep, spe- 
 cious, elegant, graceful, smooth, 
 clever : fr. yXdtpio. 
 
 FAA'<l>Q, or VXixpo), to excavate, 
 dig, carve, engrave, sculpture, 
 f. \j[/a>, p. ytyXatpa or yfyXf^a. 
 
 FXa'x^r, wvog, a. Dor. for yXf^- 
 
 X<*^v, y, the herb penny-royal. 
 FAEvKOS, tog, Tb, must, the 
 sweet juice of the vine, new 
 wine : fr. yXvKvg, sweet. 
 FXf^apov, Dor. for (iXt<papov. 
 rXyfiy, nQ, Vi blear-eyedness : 
 
 the same as Xy^iy. 
 FX]7r£a,Td, precious things, orna- 
 ments, things worth seeing : fr. 
 FAH'NH, yg, i), the pupil of the 
 eye, the eye itself ; sight ; a 
 timid girl ; socket of a bone ; 
 honeycomb: fr. yXauco-tu. 
 rXrjvog, tog, to, a star, a light. 
 rAH'XQN,& rXaxwr,Dor. u)vog, 
 
 y), the herb penny-royal. 
 rXi'rt, ag, y, bird-lime, glue, near- 
 ly the same as »roXXa. 
 (123) 
 
 FAY 
 
 FA7N02, or FXtlvog, ov, b, a 
 species of wild maple. 
 FAI'SXPOS, 6, y, or a, ov, vis- 
 cous, glutinous, sticky, tenacious, 
 stingy, sparing, niggardly, mean, 
 sordid. 
 
 TXiffxpoTyg, yTog, y, tenacity, 
 clamminess, avarice : fr. the 
 above. 
 FXt<Txpw5j;g, foe, o, //, viscous, 
 
 tenacious : fr. the same. 
 FXi(Txpt«>r, ovog, b, r), living pe- 
 imriously or miserably : & 
 FXj'cxpwc, adv. tenaciously, slip- 
 perily, closely, sordidly, with 
 difficulty : fr. the same. 
 FAI'XOMAI, f. 1. m. ^Ofiai, p. 
 pass. ykyXiyfiai, to desire, affect, 
 covet, cling to : as if fr. yXvKvg. 
 FAOIOS, 6, }), viscous, clannny, 
 tenacious, niggardly, indolent, 
 wicked, weak ; sordid, impure, 
 filthy; also subst. the dregs of oil. 
 rXoiujSrjg, tog, b, y, viscous, clam- 
 mv, glutinous : fr, yXoco^, tl^og. 
 FAOYTO'S, ov, 6, the buttock, 
 the haunch, hip : as if fr. yXoiot;. 
 FXvfca'^w, f. drroj, & 
 rXvKaivM, f. ara>, to sweeten, 
 make sweet, become or be sweet. 
 Th. yXvKvg. 
 rXiiKacTfjia, aTog, to, & TXvKacr- 
 fibg, ov, b, a sweetening, sweet- 
 ness. 
 FXi'icfpoTo, gen. Ion. & yXvKipCi, 
 
 Dor. for yXvKipov, fr. 
 rXvKtpbg, a, bv, poet, the same 
 as th. yXvKvg. 
 
 TXvKiiov, compar. fr. the same. 
 TXvKvOvfiog, b, »/, sweet-temper- 
 ed : fr. yXvKvg, Qvp,6g. 
 TXvKVKapicog, b, >/, yielding sweet 
 fruit ; an epith. of the vine : fr. 
 yXvKvg, KapiTog. 
 rXvKVfiiiXixog, 6, y, sweetly flat- 
 tering or caressing : fr. yXvKvg, 
 fitiXixog. 
 TXvKVjxyXov, ov, to, a kind of 
 sweet apple : fr. yXvKvg, fifjXov. 
 rXvKvTTLKpov, OV, TO, bitter-swcct: 
 fr. yXvKvg, TriKpog. 
 TXvKvppi'Ca, yg, y, sweet-root, 
 glicorice, liquorice : fr. yXvKvg, 
 piKa. 
 FAYKY'2, t7a, v, sweet, pleasajit, 
 agreeable ; mild, kind, gentle, 
 soft ; fresh, pure ; foolish ; gen. 
 yXvKtog ; yXvKtla, ag, y, a sweet 
 root, liquorice. FXvkv, rb, a kind 
 of sweet wine made of dried 
 grapes ; compar. yXvKiiov, yXixr- 
 (Tiov,&. yXvKvTtpog ; superl. yXu- 
 aTog & yXvKVTaTog. Hence 
 rXvKVTyg, yrog, y, sweetness. 
 TXvKV(lH)jvfu), Hj, to .speak plea- 
 santly : whence 
 FXvfc?;0wrta, ag, y, sweetness of 
 
 voice : fr. yXvKvg, <piovy. 
 rXvKo)v, voc. my sweet one, fr. 
 yXvKvg. 
 
TNA 
 
 rXvfifiay aroQ, to, sculpture, 
 carving, engraving, embossed 
 work. 
 
 6, a sculptor, carver, engraver : 
 
 fr. yXvtpii). 
 rXv-TTTOQ, rj, bv, carved, engraved, 
 
 embossed : & 
 TXv(}>avov, ov, to, an engraver's 
 
 tool, chisel, gimlet, auger : & 
 TXv(pavog, r], ov, belonging to 
 
 carving, engraving : fr. yXixpio. 
 
 TXv(pt), rjg, //, carving, sculpture, 
 
 an engraving, a seal : & 
 
 TXvcplg, idog, i), an arrow, the 
 notch of an aiTow, in which the 
 bow-string is inserted : fr. 
 
 rXi;0a>, f. ;^(U, p. ykyXv<pa, to 
 sculpture, engrave, carve, cut, 
 polish. 
 
 rAai22A, Att. rXCJTTci, r)Q, //, a 
 tongue, discourse, language, elo- 
 quence, dialect ; a mouth-piece : 
 aTTo yXiSffffTiQ, by word of mouth : 
 fr. yXuj^, yXit)\iv. 
 
 rXioatraXyia, ag, i), evil occasion- 
 ed by the tongue, loquacity : fr. 
 yXu><j(Ta, aXyog. 
 
 TXu)(T(jdQiov,ov,Th, a little tongue: 
 dim. fr. yXuKraa. 
 
 TXioffffoKOfiov, ov, TO, a box to 
 keep the mouth-pieces of wind- 
 instruments, a pouch, purse, 
 coffer, case : fr. yXajtrtra, KOfikio. 
 
 rXwffffoorrpo^aw, w, to turn or wag 
 the tongue, be a wrangler : fr. 
 yXujffaa, arpscfuo. 
 
 TXix}<7<T6rnt}Tog, 6, i], having the 
 tongue cut oft* : fr. 
 
 rX(u<T(Toro/i£a>, (J, f. r)(Jit), p. yXa> t- 
 (TOTiTfirjKa, to cut the tongue off" 
 or out : fr. yXaJcrca, tbjxvu). 
 
 rXijj(T(ToxopiTovvrtg, tov, o'l, flat- 
 tering or speaking fair with the 
 tongue : fr. yXutcraa, x^'ptC. 
 
 TXu)(Tffu)drjg, sag, o, »/, like a 
 tongue, tongued ; loquacious : 
 fr. yXuKTOa, tJdog. 
 
 TXCJTTa, rjg, y), Att. for yXuKTffa. 
 
 TXojTTapyia, ag, r), inaction of 
 the tongue, silence : fr. yXCJTTa, 
 apyog. 
 TXojTTiKog, ij, bv, belonging to 
 the tongue : fr. yXuiTTa. 
 
 rXoJTTOKOflOV, see TXujfTffOKOflOV. 
 
 TXioTTOTTOUio, at, to com strange 
 
 words : fr. yXCjTTa, Trodu). 
 rXoJxtg, ears of corn ; nom. pi. of 
 
 yXujK, i^xog. 
 TAQXI'S, or rXa>x«V, Ivog, i), 
 
 the point of a weapon, an angle, 
 
 edge, extremity. 
 FvaO^bg, ov, b, the same as 
 FN A'eOS, ov, 7), the cheek, teeth, 
 
 jaw-bone, jaws ; fang : fr. Kvoot). 
 TvaOouj, Cj, f. dxTio, to strike on 
 
 the jaws or teeth : fr. yvciQog. 
 rpdOijjv, iovog, b, a parasite j a 
 
 proper name, Gnatho. 
 TvafiTTTolffi, dat. pi. Ion. fr. 
 
 rNQ 
 
 rvafiTTTog, t), bv, bent, crooked ; 
 flexible : fr. 
 
 VvaiiTTTO}, f. ypit), p. tyvafX(pa, to 
 bend, crook, turn, overcome, 
 break : fr. KafinTit), the same. 
 
 TvaTTTu), KvuTTTuj, OV yva<po), f. 
 \^tu, p. iyva<pa, to card, comb, 
 brush, scratch, tear. I 
 
 Vva(ptvg, kog, 6, a fuller : fr. the 
 above. 
 
 Tvi](nog, a, ov, or 6, 17, legiti- 
 mately born, genuine, true, pure, 
 natural, upright, generous; corn- 
 par. yvT]cnu)Tepog. Tj^r}(Tiu)g,a.dv. 
 legitimately, genuinely. For yo- 
 vr]<nog, or yivi)(nog, fr. yivofiai. 
 
 rvoh]v, r]g, t], I may know, a. 2. 
 opt. act. fr. yivojOKU), to know, 
 a. 2. ind. act. tyviov. 
 
 Tvovg, yvoPTog, knowing, a. 2. 
 
 part, of the same. 
 rvo(}>tpbg, a, bv, dark, obscure, 
 dismal ; stormy : fr. 
 TNO'^OS, ov, 'b, darkness ; a 
 cloud, whirlwind, storm : fr. 
 vi<pog : hence 
 Tvocbod), u), f. ij)Oo), Sl Ti>o<pi(t), a), 
 f. tjffto, to darken, obscure : & 
 
 rvo<l>u)h)g, (og, o, y), dark 
 
 Fvou), f. (jjffit), p. tyvitiKa, to know; 
 an obs. verb ; fr. whicli ])roceed 
 yvCjiii, yiyvu)(jKu) : fr. voog, the 
 mind. 
 
 TvvK, adv., with bended knee ; 
 by sync, for yovvK, fr. yovv. 
 
 Fvu), Ion. & poet, for tyvu), he 
 knew, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. ty- 
 vu)v, iog, CO. But yi'<p is 3 sing. 
 a. 2. subj. act. yi^CJ6i,ix. 2. imper. 
 yvioi^ai, a. 2. inf. fr. yiV(jj(TKu). 
 
 Frw/ia, ag, a. Dor. for yvio^rj, 
 Tjg, r). Also yvu>fia, arog, to, 
 Ion. & poet, opinion, knowledge, 
 experience, a proof, token, sign. 
 Til. yivoj(TKu). 
 
 TvMHivai, Dor. & Att. for yvoi- 
 vai, a. 2. inf. act. fr. yivioaKio. 
 
 Fvojf^iT], rjg, y, opinion, mind, rea- 
 son, judgment, thought, know- 
 ledge, will, design, decree, con- 
 sent, saying, maxim : fr. ytvw- 
 (TKCJ. Hence 
 
 Tviofiyni, dat. pi. for yvujfiaig. 
 
 Fvcjixihov, ov, Tb, a maxim, say- 
 ing : dim. & 
 
 VvujfiiKbg, 1), bv, sententious, full 
 of pithy sayings : fr. yvio^r}. 
 
 FviofioXoyiKutg, adv. sententious- 
 ly : fr. yvoi firj, Xtyio. 
 
 Tv(ij^o7'iKbg, »), bv, of great judg- 
 ment, skilful, learned : fr. 
 
 rvii)ixoTVTrt(i), a, to frame pro- 
 verbs or maxims : & 
 
 rvixjfioTVTTiKbg, t), bv, sententious: 
 fr. 
 
 rvuj^orvTrog, b, r/, speaking in or 
 framing proverbs or maxims : 
 
 fr. yViOfXTJ, TVTTTU). 
 
 TvujfUDV, ovog, b, rj, a judge, 
 arbiter j dial, index, mark to 
 (124) 
 
 roA 
 
 pohit the hours, gnomon, car- 
 penter's square, tooth by which 
 the age is ascertained, proof. 
 Th. yiviocTKo). 
 Fvutvai, see yvw. 
 TviopiK^t^, to make known, know, 
 recognise, discover, prove, trv, 
 declare, call to mmd, remind ; 
 f. iffu), Att. yi/wptw, p. tyvui^HKa, 
 a. 1. lyviopiffa, a. 1. inf. aet. 
 yvojpiaai, a. 1. part, yviopiaai^ ; 
 pres. pass, yvwpi^o/iat, to be- 
 come known, be manifest ; yj/uj- 
 pi^saOu), 3 sing. pres. imp. let it 
 be known ; perf. pass, iyrojoi- 
 afiai, a. 1. pass. iyvtophOrji', a. 
 I. subj. pass. yviopiaOCj, yg, ?;. 
 Th. yivoiffKu), to know. 
 Vvtiipiixog, b, »'/, known, familiar, 
 distinguished, celebrated ; an 
 acquaintance, associate, friend ; 
 compar. yviopt^ujTepog ; super). 
 yviopifiioTaTog, 
 rvuipi<T[^ia, arog, Tb, a proof, dis- 
 covery, sign, token, badge, orna- 
 ment. 
 Fvojoiut, tig, ti, f. 1. Att. of ypw- 
 pi^iM), to make known. 
 VviOfftai, for yvwVy, 2 sing. f. 1. 
 
 m. Ion. fr. yiviodKu). 
 Tvioan, you will know, f. 1 . m. of 
 
 yivotiffKO), f. yvui(TO[.iai, y, trat. 
 rruxrOtif, known, a. 1. part. pass, 
 fr. ytvioffKii), a. 1. pass, iyrw- 
 ffOtjv, inf. yviocrOifvai. 
 Tvioaifiax'^^i w> ^- >io'w, to de- 
 cline fighting from a sense of 
 weakness, change one's mind, 
 acknowledge one's error : ir. 
 yvataig, fiuxn- 
 VvCJcTig, t(tjg, »), knowledge, dis- 
 cernment, wisdom ; uivesti<;a- 
 tion ; acquaintance, fame, re- 
 nown : fr. yivijj<TK(jj. 
 rvojaofxai, f. 1. m. fr. the same. 
 FvuxTTEog, verb. adj. to be known: 
 fr. y ivoj CKio. 
 rv(o(Trt)p, ijoog, 6, one who is re- 
 sponsible for another, gives bail 
 or security : & 
 
 FvoiffTttg, ov, b, one who knows ; 
 a judge ; soothsayer: & 
 TvioaTiKbg, r),bv, capable of know- 
 ing : fr. yivtbcKuj. 
 VvioffTbg, 1), bv, known ; an ac- 
 quaintance, friend : as also 
 VvioTbg, ov, b, known, related to, 
 connected with, a brother : fr. 
 the same. 
 rvuirio, 3 sing. a. 2. imper. act. 
 fr. yvuiOi, know, fr. yiviooKo). 
 Fvojioai, poet, for yvdai, they 
 may know, aor. 2. subj. 3 pi. 
 fr. yvioii), for yivi^ffKvo, or poet. 
 for yvQ, a. 2. subj. fr. iyviov, a. 
 2. fr. the same. 
 
 Foao^n, Dor. for yodovai, youxri, 
 3 pi. pivs. ind. act. fr. 
 ro A'Q, Cj, f. jjau), to groan, weep, 
 lament, deplore, bewail ; yoi^/xt- 
 
 roN 
 
 vai. Dor. infin. fr. yorj^i, and 
 yoijOiig, wept, bewailed, a. 1. 
 part. ])ass. 
 
 ro'FFPOS, ov, b, a conger eel. 
 rOFFY'ZQ, to murmur, mutter, 
 coo, f. rw, p. yiyoyyvKa, a. 1. 
 iyoyyvaa, perf. pass, ytyoyywo-- 
 jitai : hence yoyyvcrjiog. 
 ToyyvXbg, 1), bv, or FoyyuXiog, 
 0, 7), the same as <Trpoyyt/Xog, 
 ntund: hence thoy say FoyyvXr}, 
 ijg, & ToyyvXtg, idog, subst. a 
 turnip, from its roundness. 
 YoyyvffjJibg, ov, t»,a muramr, mut- 
 tering : <Sc 
 
 royyv(TTj]g, ov, b, a murmurer : 
 fr. yoyyi'^w. 
 Voth'bg, 7), bv, same as 
 Voipbg, a, bv, mournful, plaintive, 
 dismal : fr. yoog. 
 VoT], rjg^ Vi wailing, lamentation : 
 also for yoijTeia, ag, »;, incanta- 
 tion, juggling, imposture : see 
 yorig. 
 
 Yoijutvat, pres. inf. act. Dor. for 
 yoi'ivai, fr. yorjfii. Th. yodio. 
 ro'HS, TjTog, 6, an enchanter, 
 magician, sorcerer, impostor. 
 Hence 
 
 ToTjTtia, ag, 7), sorcery, incanta- 
 tion, magic, imposture. 
 ToijTEv^a, aTog, to, an enchant- 
 ment, juggling trick, charm, im- 
 posture : fr. 
 
 Toi]Tivu), f. tixToj, p. ivKa, to use 
 enchantments, charm, bewitch, 
 fascinate, deceive by tricks : fr. 
 yoTjg. 
 
 ToTiTiKog, i), bv, given to magic or 
 sorcery, magical, deceptive. 
 FoXy 00a, the name of a place ; 
 Golgotha. Syr. place of a skull. 
 Tofioppa, ag, v, the name of a 
 city. Syr. a habitation, 
 ro/iof, ov, 6, the lading of a ship, 
 freight, cargo, merchandise : fr. 
 y'ifiio. 
 
 rofKpid^u), f. d(Tu), to have the 
 teeth set on edge. Hence 
 Tofxtpiaa/xbg, ov, b, the state of the 
 teeth when set on edge, tooth- 
 ache : fr. 
 
 Tofxtpiog, ov, b, a jaw-tooth, grind- 
 er ; ward of a key : fr. yoiixpog. 
 VoiKpo^Tog, b, 71, bound or fas- 
 tened with nails: fr. y6fi<pog, Seit). 
 Tofi(po7rayi^g, €oc, b, 1), fastened 
 with nails, tacked together : fr. 
 yop<pog, TTTiyvvfti. 
 ro'M*02, ov, b, a wedge, peg, 
 nail, jaw-tooth, joint ; dat. pi. 
 Ion. yofKpoimv. Hence 
 Fo^t^ow, at, f. oKTw, to fasten with 
 pegs or nails, mortise : & 
 T6^i(pu)(Tig,(ujg, y), a kind of fasten- 
 ing or connecting of the bones ; 
 a fastening: with nails. 
 Vovtig, nom. pi. fr. 
 Yoi'tvg, eog or kiog, 6, a father, 
 l>arent, progenitor, gen. pi. yo- 
 
 rop 
 
 vetov, ace. pi. yovsag, dat. pi. 
 yoviixri: fr. perf. m. ykyova, ol 
 yt'j/o/uat. 
 Tovyj, rjg, >/, birth, generation, 
 seed, offspring, progeny ; the 
 womb ; fruit : fr. the same. 
 rovifiog, b, 7), genital, prolific : 
 fruitful : fr. yivofiai. 
 rovifxvjdijg, eog, b, »), prolific, 
 
 fruitful : fr. yovi^tog, lUog. 
 rovimo£y adv. fi-uitfully : fr. yo- 
 
 vif-iog. 
 
 Tovoppoia, or -va, 7), gonorrhoea; 
 & 
 Vovoppvku), w, f. /jffw, to labour 
 under a gonorrhoea : fr. 
 Vovoppvrjg, ov, b, or Tovoppoiog, 
 ov, b, one afflicted with a gonor- 
 rhoea : fr. yov7), pkm. 
 Foi'og, ov, b, progeny, offspring, 
 child, produce, seed, fruit, gene- 
 ration, kind : fr. yivo^iai, perf. 
 m. ykyova. But 
 Vovbg, ov, b, poet, yovvbg, by 
 Ion. epenthesis, fruitful, fertile ; 
 subst. a fi-uitful soil ; comp. yo- 
 vtl)Ttpog, more fruitful : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 FO'NY, Tb, genu, a knee, joint or 
 knot in a reed or straw, gen. 
 y6vvog,ybvaTog, yovvbg & yov- 
 vaTog, dat. pi. yovam, yovvaai, 
 & yovvanaL ; yvv^, adv. on the 
 knees, by sync, as if y6vv%, & 
 TTpoxvv, for Trpoyovv, the same. 
 VovvKtTku),to fall on one's knees, 
 kneel down to, f. i](Toj, p. ytyo- 
 vvTTkT7]Ka,Vi. 1. iyovvTrkTi)(ra: fr. 
 VovvirtTYig, kog, b, »/, falling^ on 
 the knees, kneeling : fr. yovv, 
 
 TriTTTh). 
 
 Voog, ov, b, wailing, grief, lament- 
 ation, sorrow ; a dirge, ace. 
 yoov, nom. pi. yoot : fr. yoau>. 
 Topydyj Ki<paXri, the Gorgon's 
 head: fr. Fopywv; see yopyovtg. 
 rbpyeiog, a, ov, & Fopyovioc, a, 
 ov, of or like a Gorgon. 
 FopyoXo0ae, ov, b, fem. Fopyo- 
 Xo^a, 7]g, 71, having a Gorgon^s 
 head on the crest : fr. Fopyw, 
 Xoipog. 
 
 Topyoveg, the daughters of Phor- 
 cys. Medusa, Sthenyo, & Eu- 
 ryale : fr. Fopywv, ovoc, 0, the 
 name of a noxious animal in 
 Africa. 
 Fopyovwroc, b, y), having a Gor- 
 gon on the back: Fopyw, vwrov. 
 Topyoofxai, ov^ai, to be active or 
 spirited, prance : fr. 
 FOPFO'2, 7], bv, active, swift, 
 
 keen, fiery, terrible. 
 TopyoTiK, VToQy V, activity, quick- 
 ness, celerity, fierceness. 
 Fopyouc, gt^-n- f^i"??- fr. Fopytu, 
 gen. 60c, ovg, 1), the name of a 
 woman. Otherwise yopyovg is 
 ace. pi. fr. yopybg, swift. 
 Fopyo0oi'oc, o, ?/, the slayer of 
 (125) 
 
 rpA 
 
 the Gorgon, i. e. Minerva or 
 
 Perseus : fr. Fopyw, ^h'w. 
 FOPFv'PA, or Fojuyi'oa, ag, »/, a 
 
 subterranean canal, water-pipe, 
 
 prison : fr. yj/, bpvaaio. 
 Vopyojirbg, b, y), isi Fopywx^, CjTrog, 
 
 b, y), fem. FopyoiTrtg, iiog, >/, 
 
 with terrific or fierce looks : fr. 
 
 Fopyui, wtp. 
 Topciag, ov, b, a proper name. 
 Fop^i'fw, for FopCeov, gen. fr. the 
 
 above. 
 
 Tovv for y' ovv, therefore, cer- 
 tainly, at least : fr. ye ^: ovv. 
 Fovva^o/Liaijtoembi'ace the knees, 
 
 supplicate, f. dffofiai, a. 1. m. 
 
 iyovva<Tafiy]v;yovvu}vyovvd(^to, 
 
 II. X. 345. Th. yovv, a knee. 
 TovvaO', for yovvara, ace. pl. 
 
 yovvaffi, dat. pl. fr. yovv, gen. 
 
 yovvarog, &c. 
 rovvo'i(Tiv, dat. pl. Ion. fr. yov- 
 vbg, for yovog. 
 Vovvoofiai, ovfxai, f. 1. ni. uxto- 
 
 /xai, same as yovvd^ofjiai', hence 
 
 yovvovfitvog, pres. part. m. Th. 
 
 yovv. 
 TovvoTraxvQi ^oc> o, 7), haying 
 
 thick knees : fr. yovv, Trax^'g- 
 Fovvbg, 7), bv, fertile, finiitful ; 
 
 subst. a fertile soil, headland ; 
 
 see yovog. 
 Tovvif, dat. sing, of the above. 
 
 Vovviijv, for yovvojv, of knees, 
 gen. pl. fr. yovv. 
 
 TouKTa, groaning, pres. part. fem. 
 gen. contr. fr. yoaw. 
 
 FPATA, ag, »/, an old woman, fr. 
 yepaid, by sync. ; ypaidv. Dor. 
 for ypaiutv, gen. pl. 
 
 rpatdiov, ov, TO, a little old wo- 
 man : & 
 
 FpaiKbg, ri, bv, & Tpifiog, b, 17, 
 belonging to an old woman. 
 
 VpaiKbg, 7), bv, a Grecian. 
 
 VpaXog, a, ov, for ytpaibg, hoary, 
 old. 
 
 rpdfifia, arog, Tb, a letter of the 
 alphabet, epistle, writing, ta- 
 blet, hand- writing, book, account, 
 picture ; pl. ypdp.p.aTa, things 
 written, a book, an epistle, lite- 
 rature, the Scriptures. Th. 
 ypa'^w. Hence 
 
 Fpa/i/iarcta, eiag, >/, writing, lite- 
 rature, the office of scribe ; & 
 
 FpajttfiarcTov, ro, a wi-iting-table ; 
 writing, letter, manuscript, ac- 
 count-book, testament ; school ;& 
 
 rpa^l.iaTivg,Eog, 6, a scribe, clerk, 
 secretary ; in N. T. an inter- 
 preter of the law, religious in- 
 structor ; & 
 
 rpafifiaTEvo), f. ffti), to fill the 
 office of a scribe. 
 
 rpafifxaTiKt), (underst. t^xvij) 
 
 grammar. 
 Fpafi/<artK:oc,»),6r,literary,grara- 
 
 matical ; a grammarian ; & 
 Tpa^ifiaTKTTTjg, ov, b, a teacher of 
 
rPA 
 
 TYH 
 
 TYM 
 
 ITN 
 
 rap 
 
 AAI 
 
 cjrammar, school-master, scribe. 
 
 rpafi^aTodiddaKaXoQj ov, 6, a 
 grammarian, writer, transcriber, 
 school-master : tr. yoa^fxara, 
 ti^daKu). 
 
 Vpafifii), rJQj if, a line, mark, 
 sketch, figure ; a goal or start- 
 ing-place which was formerly 
 marked by a line : fr, ypa^tu. 
 Hence 
 
 rpafifjiiKog, ?), by, belonging to 
 lines, linear. 
 
 rpao(To/3/;c, ov, 6, one who fright- 
 ens away old women: fr. ypavc, 
 
 TpoLTTiQ, idoQ, r;, old age, the skin 
 or slough of a serpent. 
 
 FpaTTTSov, to be written, verb, 
 adj. fr. ypd(}>u), to write ; perf. 
 pass, ykypa^ixai, i/zai, Trrai. 
 
 rpaTTTijp, iipog, Of a writer, en- 
 graver : & 
 
 rpaTTTog, ri, bv, writteii. Th. 
 ypa0a>. 
 
 TpaTTTVQ, voQf >), a scratch : fr. 
 ypd(pu). 
 
 rPA'202, ov, 6, the dirt collected 
 in the fleece of a sheep, fetid- 
 ness of the arm-pits. It is also 
 called ypdaffog, ypdog, & ypdg. 
 
 rPA'2202, ov, n, the shouting 
 of soldiers, when they engage. 
 Perhaps fr. yiipvg, a voice, a 
 shout. 
 
 TpdaTig, cwg, r/, grass, herbage ; 
 fr. ypdu). 
 
 Tpavg, ypabg, i), an old woman ; 
 Ion. yprjvg, by dialysis yprivg : 
 fr. ypdia, the same. 
 
 Tpa<ptiov, ov, TO, an iron stile for 
 writing on tablets covered with 
 wax, a pencil. 
 
 rpa(l>tvg, kbjg, 6, a writer, painter: 
 & 
 
 rpa(pt), ijg, r), a writing, painting, 
 accusation, law-suit ; ypa^ai, 
 u>v, a\, the Sacred Scriptures : 
 fr. ypd(pit). 
 
 rpa(pT]r(jj<Tav, 3 pi. a. 2. imper 
 pass. ypd(pi]Oi, fr. ypdcpoj, to 
 write ; a. 2. part. pass. ypa(peig. 
 
 rpa<piKbg, ri, ov, skilful in paint 
 ing or writing ; graphical, de 
 scriptive : whence 
 
 Tpa^iKiog, adv. graphically^ de 
 scriptively, after the manner of 
 a painter : fr. tlie same. 
 
 Fpa^tov, ov, TO, & 
 
 Vpaipig, iSog, rj, a stile, pen, pen- 
 cil, sketch : fr. 
 
 rPA'4>Q,to write, paint, engrave, 
 draw, describe, trace, inscribe, 
 propose or enact a law ; graze, 
 scratch ; f. ^w, p. ykypaipa, a. 
 1. eypa^a, perf. pass, ykypafi- 
 fiat, \pai, TTTai. Tpd(l>ofiai, mid. 
 to write or note down, register, 
 write down one's name in order 
 to accuse another, accuse. 
 
 rPA'Q, f. (7io, to gnaw, eat up ; 
 a. 1. typaaa. 
 
 rpaujSrjg, eog, 6, r), of or belong- 
 ing to an old woman: fr. ypavg. 
 
 rprjyopiio, a>, to watch, be vigi- 
 lant or diligent, be awake ; f. 
 ri(T(jj, p. typ)]yupr]Ka, a. 1. typi]- 
 yopijaa, perf. m. typi]yopa. By 
 aphairesis for iypi]yop'njt) : fr. 
 iytipix). Hence 
 
 TpT]y6ptiaig, 6wg, ij, vigilance. 
 
 Tpr)yopCjg, having watched ; 
 watching ; perf. m. part, with- 
 out the augment, fr. iypr^yopa, 
 of yprjyopeio. 
 
 rpiTTtvg, tog or iujg, b, a fisher 
 man : fr. ypTirog. 
 
 rpiTTtvn), to catch fish, grasp, 
 gripe, & 
 
 rptTTt^w, f. i<Tio, to fish : fr. the 
 same. Hence 
 
 rpiTrKT/jia, uTog, to, gain. 
 
 rPl^nOS, ov, 6, a net ; & TpT- 
 <pog, ov, b, & eog, to, the same. 
 Also an enigma, by which people 
 are puzzled or entangled. 
 
 rP0'S<I>02, ov, b, a javelin, the 
 point of a spear. 
 
 rPY', or rpf', a chip, splinter, the 
 parings of the nails, a thmg oi 
 no value, the grunt of a hog. 
 
 Fpu^w, f. v^a>, to grunt, speak 
 softly, mutter, grumble : fr. the 
 above. 
 
 rpvWiKio, f. i(T(i), to grunt : hence 
 
 rpv\Xi(Tfibg, ov, b, & FpuXXi/, rjg, 
 t), a grunting : fr. the above. 
 
 Tpvfiaia, ag, ij, a kind of bag, a 
 thing of no value. 
 
 TpvirauTog, ov, b, a griffin-eagle : 
 fr. ypvxp, a'uTog. 
 
 rpvTTog, t), bv, having a crooked 
 nose or beak, crooked, bent : fr. 
 ypv4'' Hence 
 
 TpvTTOTijg, ijTog, i), the hooked- 
 ness of the nose, crookedness. 
 
 rpvcr^bg, ov, b, a grunting : fr. 
 ypvK(*i. 
 
 VpvTrj, rjg, »/, & TpvTapia, u)V, ra, 
 trash, toys, trumpery: fr. ypv. 
 
 VpvTOTTwXtjg, ov, b, a seller of 
 ti'ash : fr. ypvTTf, ttwXew. 
 
 FPY'i^, vnbg, b, a fabulous animal 
 with the win^s of an cajjle & the 
 body of a lion, a griffin or gry- 
 phon. 
 
 rPQ'NH,?;e,»;,a cavern, hollowed 
 rock : fr. ypdio. Hence 
 
 TpCJvog, T], ov, hollow, deep. 
 FY' A, or yv}j, Ion. & Tvia, ag, t), 
 a field, tract of land, acre : as if 
 fr. yea. 
 VvdXai, Cjv, at, a cup : a Megarian 
 
 word. 
 FY'A AON, nv, to, a cavity, valley, 
 palm of the hand, goblet. 
 VvaXbg, /),ov, tliatmaybe grasped 
 
 in the hand : fr, the above. 
 Vvyt], r]Q, if, a woman's name. 
 Fyyi/r, ov, b, '^^vges, a king of 
 
 Lydia. 
 Tvrfg, ov, b, tliat part of the 
 ( ' 20) 
 
 plough on which the share is 
 
 fixed, the coulter : fr. yva, yv)f, 
 TviapKTJg, eog, b, if, that makes 
 
 the limbs active & fit for labour : 
 
 fr. yvlov, dpKsuj. 
 Tviojiap^g, tog, b, if, oppressing 
 
 the limbs : fr. yvXov, fiapeio. 
 Tviofiopog, b, if, pi-aymg on the 
 
 limbs ; consmning the body : fr. 
 
 yvlov, (3opd. 
 Vviodd^ag, a, b, poet. & Dor. 
 
 one who subdues or trains limbs, 
 
 a wrestler : fr. yvlov, Sa^dw. 
 FvioKopog, b, if, feeding on the 
 
 limbs, wearing them away : fr. 
 
 yvlov, Kopiio. For this word 
 
 Gaisford substitutes yviofiopng, 
 
 in Hesiod. 
 F\70N, ov, TO, a limb, member, 
 
 the body ; pi. yvla. 
 VvioTridj], Tfg, if, a fetter, chain, 
 
 which binds the limbs : fr. yvlov, 
 
 TTthf. 
 
 Vvibg, if, bv, lame : fr. yvlov. 
 
 VvioTUKifg, tog, b, if, wasting tho 
 limbs : fr. yvlov, TTfKoj. 
 
 TuwxaXKog, b, if, having limbs 
 of brass, very strong in the limbs: 
 fr. yvlov, xciXKog. 
 
 Tviooj, u), f. locTU), p. ytyviojKa, to 
 break the limbs, lame : fr. yvlov. 
 
 VvKuOtlg, lamed, mutilated, a. 1. 
 part. i)ass. fr. yviou). 
 
 FYAIO'S, ov, o, a knapsack : fr. 
 yvaXov, as being hollow. 
 
 Fi'/ii'a^(u, to exercise, practise, 
 train, harass, f. dffio, \). yiyvfi- 
 vafca, a. 1. iyvfxvaaa, perf. pass. 
 ytyvixvaajxai: iryvfjivog. Hence 
 
 Fvfivaaia, ag, if, <Si. Vvfivacig, 
 tojg, if, exercise, training. 
 
 rvfxvacriapx'tio, u>, f. ifcru), to pre- 
 side over the gymnastic exer- 
 cises : & 
 
 Fv^vaaiapxifg, ov, b, or Fi'/t- 
 varrinpxog, ov, b, the prefect of 
 the g} nniastie exercises : & 
 
 Vvfivaatapxia, ag, if, the prefec- 
 tureship of the gymnastic exer- 
 cises : fr. yvfivdaiov, apx'w. 
 
 Fvfivdaiov, ov, to, exercise ; tho 
 place where the gynmastic exer- 
 cises were held ; a gynmasiuni, 
 school. Th. yvfirog. 
 
 TviivafTfia, aTog, to, exercise : fr. 
 yvfivdt,io. 
 
 rvfivacFTtov, to be exercised ; 
 verb. adj. fr. yv^vdZoj. 
 
 VvfivatTTifg, ov, b, one who teaches 
 the public exercises : & 
 
 Tvfiva<TTiKbg, i), bv, of or belong- 
 ing to exercise, gynmastic, skil- 
 ful in the exercises of the gym- 
 nasium or i^alaistra : fr. the same. 
 
 Tv^ivrfg, rJTog, or Tv^vifTrfg, ov, b, 
 a light-armed soldier : yvfivog. 
 
 rvfivrjTtvto, to be naked ; be a 
 light-armed soldier : f. tixrio, p. 
 ytyvfivifTtvKa : fr. yvfiptjTjfg, 
 
 rvp.viKbg, if, bv, belonging to 
 
 gymnastic exercises, gymnastic ; 
 
 lijrht-armed : fr. yvfivog. 
 YiF^ivoTraiCia, ag, if, the exercise 
 
 (jf naked boys ; a Spartan game: 
 
 fr. yvfivbg, Tralg. 
 rVMNO'2, if, bv, naked, bare, 
 
 unarmed, destitute, poor, open, 
 
 manifest. 
 
 Vvuvo(To(}>i<Trai, Cjv, ol, Gymnoso- 
 
 phists, a sect of Indian philoso- 
 
 jdiers, who went naked and de- 
 nied themselves the common 
 
 enjoyments of life : fr. yvfivbg, 
 
 oo(piffTrfg. 
 
 Tv^voTifg, rj^og, if, nakedness, 
 
 poverty : & 
 
 Fi'/ivow, u>, f. wVw, p. ytyvuvoJKa, 
 
 to make naked, strip, bereave, 
 
 ]»lunder, expose. ru^vwOtvra, 
 
 ace. sing. a. 1. part. i)ass. yvfi- 
 j'wtrat, a. 1. inf. act. lyvixvojOtjv, 
 
 a. 1. pass.: fr. yvfivog. 
 
 Tv^vujcng, (ojg, if, a stripping, 
 nakedness, nudity : i'r. yvfivoio. 
 
 Fwu, Dor. for yvvif, a woman. 
 
 Vvvai, voc. sing. fr. yvvif, a wo- 
 man, ace. yvvalKa. 
 
 TvvaiKdoLov, ov, to, a little 
 woman, a weak woman : yvvif. 
 
 VvvaiKtlog, a, ov, of or pertaining 
 to a woman or women, female, 
 feminine, womanly: hence 
 
 rvvaiKtlov, nv, to, sc. ^iofxa, the 
 women's apartment : fr. yvvif. 
 
 YvvaiKifin, t]Qf V) the same as 
 yvvaiKtlov. 
 
 TtnmiKTfiog, Ion. for yvvaiKtlog. 
 
 VvvaiKiarrnbg, ov, b, womanish 
 endearments : & 
 
 VvvaiKiK'^, f. <Tw, to act or imi- 
 tate the woman : yvvif. Hence 
 
 rrvaiKtnig, tiog, if, effeminacy. 
 
 VvvaiKoiiovXog, 6, ?/, counselled, 
 or devised by women : fr. yvvif, 
 (iovXrj. 
 
 TvvaiKOKiffwKTog, b, if, pro- 
 claimed by women: fr. yvvif, 
 
 KTfpV(T(TiO. 
 
 VvvaiKOKpaTtofiai, ovfiai, f. 1. m. 
 
 ifffofxai, pf. pass, iffxai, to submit 
 
 to the government of women: & 
 
 YvvaiKOKpaTia, ag, if, female go- 
 
 venmient : fr. yvvi], Kpartio. 
 
 TvraiKOKpaTov^tvog, pt. pr. pass, 
 fr. yvi'aiKuKpaTio^at, living un- 
 der female government ; uxori- 
 ous. 
 
 TvvaiKo^iavtLO, w, f. rffru), to be 
 woman-mad : fr. 
 
 TvvaiKofiavrjg, tog, b, if, mad with 
 the love of women : fr. ywt], 
 ILaivofiai. 
 
 VvvaiKofilfiog, b, if, imitating wo- 
 men : fr. yvvjf, fiiiitofiai. 
 
 YvvaiKbiiop(png, b, if, in female 
 form or garb : fr.yvvi], fiop(hi'f. 
 
 VvvaiKOTcXrfQifC, tog, b, if, full of 
 women : fr. yvvi], TrXifdog. 
 
 TwaiKOTroivog, b, if, avenging 
 women : fr. ywt], ttoivij. 
 
 VvvaiKog, yuraiKi, gen. & dat. 
 sing. fr. yvvij. 
 
 rvi>aiK0(piXag, a, b. Dor. for 
 
 FvvaiKotpiXtfg, ov, b, a lover of 
 women, efieminatc : yvvrj, <piXog. 
 
 FvvaiKOcpiovog, b, if, with a wo- 
 man's voice : fr. yvvif, cftiovij. 
 
 TwaiKiodrfg, tog, b, if, woman- 
 like, effeminate : fr. yvvif, tlSog. 
 
 rvvaiKu}V, uivog, b, & 
 
 rvvaiKojvTTTjg, ov, b, also 
 
 Fi;vatK:(ui/irtg,i^og, r/, the women's 
 
 apartment : fr. yvvij. 
 Twai^iavifg, for yvvaiKoiiavifg, 
 
 violently enamoured. 
 Vvvaiov, ov, Tb, a httle woman ; 
 
 dim. fr. yvv/f. 
 rvimioc, a, ov, belonging to wo- 
 men : fr. 
 FYNH', if, a woman, wife, female ; 
 gen. yvvaiKog, dat. kI, ace. yv- 
 valica, Dor. yvvifv, voc. (J yvvai, 
 dat. pi. yvvaiU : prob. fr. yovif. 
 Vvvvig, tSog, b, poet, for Tvvig, 
 soft, gentle, effeminate : fr. yvvif. 
 VvTrdpiov, TO, a vulture's nest, 
 
 eyry, den. 
 Vinrivog, tf, ov, belonging to a 
 vulture : fr. yv'^- 
 FY'PFAOOS, ov, b, a basket. 
 FY'PIS, fta>c, if, fine flour. 
 TvpovioTog, having a round back: 
 fr. yvpbg, vuirov. 
 FYPO'S, d, bv, crooked, bent, 
 round, humpy. Hence 
 Vvpog, ov, b, a circle, curve, cir- 
 cuit, compass, round, trench. 
 Tvpou), (J, f. cJfftu, to bend, form 
 into a circle, gird, encircle, in- 
 graft, plant : fr. yi'pog. Hence 
 Vvpiofia, aTog, Tb, «Sc 
 Tvpioaig, tu)g, if, a curvature, cir- 
 cuit, rotation, orb. 
 FY>, yvirbg, b, a vulture. 
 FY'^OS, ov, if, gypmrn, mortar, 
 plaster, lime, chalk : as if fr. yif, 
 txl^tot, baked earth. Hence 
 Tv-ipbuj, w, f. wVoi, to spread over 
 with gypsum, plaster. 
 Tuj, contr. fr. yaw, obsol. to take, 
 beget, bring forth, rejoice, boast. 
 FQAEA', TCL, caves and dens of 
 
 wild beasts. 
 Fdjv, Ion. for youv, at least, there- 
 fore. 
 VuivaTU, knees. Dor. for yovaTO, 
 nom. or ace. pi. fr. yovv. 
 FQNI'A, ag, if, a comer, angle, 
 retired place. 
 Viovialog, a, ov, & Tujvuodrjgjtog, 
 
 b,if, angular : fr. the above. 
 Tojviaff^bg, ov, b, an angle ; the 
 rounding of periods : cSc 
 Vioviciov, ov, TO, a little corner 
 or an<de ; a narrow retired 
 plaee : dim. fr. yiov'ta. 
 rojpvTog, or XiopvTog, ov, b, a 
 quiver, case for a bow : fr. x^- 
 ptlv Td pvTU, i.e. TO. tpvaTa 
 l3iX)], because it receives ar- 
 rows. (127) 
 
 A. 
 
 A, the fourth letter ; as a numeml, 
 four ; with a line subscribed, d^, 
 4000. Ion. & Dor. for <t : thus 
 odfiif for oayLYf, & for y, as Id, 
 ^dg. Dor. for y//, yffg. Also for 
 & r. 
 Aa, an augmentative particle ; as 
 
 Sa(poivbg, &c. 
 Aa, Ac Sag, Dor. for yd, & this 
 
 for yrj. See ArffiifTrfp. 
 AaiiiS, the name of a king ; un- 
 
 dccl. Hebr. beloved. 
 AAFY S, v'dog, if, crystal, ice. 
 AA'AIS, Kog, if, a kind of mea- 
 sure. 
 Ag.Sioi% ov, Tb, a little torch, a 
 
 taper ; dim. fr. S(fg. 
 A^Sovxto), Cj, f. Tf(Tio, to hold a 
 
 torch, show light : & 
 A(fdovxia, ag, if, torch-bearing : 
 fr. 
 Ag.Sovxog, ov, b, a torch-bearer : 
 
 fr. S^g, fx**'* 
 
 A^(^o0opoc, 6, if, a torch-bearer 
 in the Eleusiuian mysteries : fr. 
 SgLQ, (ptpu). 
 A<^du)v, of torches, gen. pi. fr. S(^g, 
 d(}dbg, fr. Saig, by contr. Th. 
 daioj, to burn. 
 Aatig, taught, a. 2. part. pass. fr. 
 
 ^ajct>, a. 2. pass, iddrfv, 
 Aatiio, for Saiio, to learn ; hence 
 
 datiyg, 2 sing. pros. subj. 
 Aaipbg, a, bv, black : fr. daioj, to 
 
 burn. 
 Aatio, w, to teach, lexirn, know, 
 understand ; f. ifcrio, p. StSdrfKa, 
 perf. pass. Stddijjxai, inf. StSa- 
 ifoOai, part, hdarjfitvog, a. 2. 
 tSdrjv, a. 2. inf. Saffvai, f. 1. m. 
 Sarf<To^ai, perf. Stdaa, part, ^c- 
 dawg. Th. Saiu). 
 Aa'^o/iat, f. dcrofiai, p. dtdafffiai, 
 to divide, tear, cut in pieces ; 
 3 sing. perf. dtSacTai : fr. Saiu), 
 the same. 
 Adn, rfQi Vi & ^«*ej iSog,if, a bat- 
 tle, torch, light : fr. Saiut. 
 AarfjxtvaL, to learn, a. 2- mf. pass. 
 Dor. for Saifvai, f. 2. Sarfaofxai, 
 & in 2 pei-s. Saiffftai, Ion. for 
 laifay, a. 2. pass. Udifv, perf. m. 
 SiSrfa : fr. Sakio. 
 Aarffio)v, ovog, b, if, learned, 
 knowing, skilful, expert ; comp. 
 darffiovtffTtpog ; superl. Sarffio- 
 vttTTarog : fr. datvj. 
 AAH'P, tpog, b, b dvCpddtX<pog, 
 a brother-in-law, husband's bro- 
 ther ; voc. ddtp. 
 Aajjpbg, d, bv, bright, shining: 
 
 fr. Saiu), to bum. 
 Aai for dk, but, a discretive par- 
 ticle : fr. SaLio, to divide. But 
 Aai, by apoc. for CatSi, dat. smg. 
 fr. dalg, tcog, if, a torch, fierce 
 
AAI 
 
 battle : fr. Saiut, to burn. 
 
 AaidaXeogy a, ov, or -Xog, 6, >/, 
 curiously formed or Avrought, 
 variegated : & 
 
 AaiddXkWf f. aXd, & AaidaXoo}, 
 a), f. a)(7a>, to work curiously, di- 
 versify, variegate, adorn : fr. 
 AaioaXog. Hence 
 
 AaidaXfia, arog, rb, a piece of 
 beautiful workmanship. 
 
 AaidaXov, to, the same : fr. 
 
 AAI'AAAOS, ov, 6, Dcedaliis, an 
 ingenious artisan of Crete ; adj. 
 ingenious, skilfully made : fr. 
 ^aiio, to know ; inserting ^. 
 
 Aatdiov, gen. pi. fr. ^aig, tdog, »). 
 
 Aat^it), f. t^a>, a. 1. tdat^a, pres. 
 pass, dat^ofiai, perf. dtddiyfiaif 
 part, dtddiyfikvog, poet, to di- 
 vide, tear, rend, wound, kill ; 
 pass, to be distressed or dis- 
 tracted : fr. daiiOy to divide. 
 Hence 
 
 Aa'iKTrip, rfpog, & Aatfcrwp, opog, 
 o, killing in battle, wounding, 
 piercing, heart-rending. 
 
 AaiKTog, Tj, bvj tearing, piercing : 
 fr. ^aXZ,to. 
 
 Aaiixovddi, w, f. T)(Toj, the same as 
 Sai^ovidio. 
 
 Aainoveg, dtcmons, good or evil 
 spirits; KaraxOoviOL, manes; kut- 
 oiKidioiy lares; uom. pi. fr. dai- 
 fXiov, ovog. 
 
 Aaifiovi for ^aijiovu, voc. fr. ^ai- 
 fioviog, used as a salutation in 
 Hom. my good man, fine follow, 
 worthy friend ; II. B. 190. also 
 in a bad sense, O wretch ! 200. 
 
 Aaifiovia, wv, rd, daemons, dei- 
 ties ; pi. fr. ^aifioviov. 
 
 AaifioviaKogf t), bv, possessed 
 with or inspired by a daemon. 
 Th. dai^(t)v, 
 
 Aaiixovidio,f. r/<Ta»,p. SedaifXOvitjKa, 
 to be mad or dtemoniacal. Th. 
 Saifiojv. 
 
 AaifioviKo^aif to be tormented 
 with a daemon, pres. part, dai- 
 fiovi^ofxevog, dtemoniac, mad, 
 perf. pass. ^t^aifxovKjfiai^ a. 1. 
 pass. idaifioviffOrjv. Th. ^alfnov. 
 
 Aaiixovirj, Ion. for Aaijxovia, di- 
 vine ; wretched ; dat. pi. daifio- 
 viyffi, for daiiioviaig. Ion. : fr. 
 
 AaifiovioVf ov, rb, a daemon, an 
 unclean spirit or devil, in N. T. 
 Among profane writers, a deity, 
 ghost, spirit, genius, fortune : 
 dim. fr. Caifiiov. 
 
 Aaifioviog, a, ov,also 6, j/, divine, 
 happy, august, wonderful ; in a 
 bad sense, wretched, pitiable, 
 wicked, furious : fr. the same. 
 
 Aaifxoviijj^rjg, eog, 6, >;, like a 
 deity, extraordinary, daemoni- 
 acal : fr. daifjiiov, ilSog. 
 
 Aaifjiiavnjiv, daemoniacal, pres. 
 part. fr. datfiovidu). 
 
 AAI 
 
 Aaifiovuog, adv. divinely, happily, 
 providentiallv. 
 
 AAI'MQN, ovoc, 6, t/, a god, 
 spirit, genius, dtemon ; good or 
 bad fortune, chance ; among the 
 sacred writers, an unclean sj>i- 
 rit, a devil ; as if Satjfiiijv : fr. 
 daioj. 
 
 Aaivv, for SaiiwOi, by apoc. 
 pres. imper. also imperf. Ion. 
 for tdaivv, fr. ^aivvfxi, to give a 
 feast or entertainment ; pres. 
 part. Saivvg ; mid. Aaipvfiai, to 
 feast, banquet. Th. ^atw. Hence 
 
 AaivvvO' 6i. daivvi'T, for i^aivvu 
 TO, they feasted, 3 pi. impf. m 
 Ion. & 
 
 AaivvcfQ' for daivvcrOai, to feast, 
 j)res. inf. m. 
 
 AaiKai, a. 1. inf. fr. Sai'^u). 
 
 Aaiofiai, f. 1. ni. (xofiui, to divide, 
 be divided ; be set on fire, 
 burned: fr. ^atw, to divide, burn 
 
 Ad'iog, a, ov, hostile ; skilful, pru- 
 dent ; wretched ; ^dioi, pi. ene- 
 mies : fr. Sa'tu), to burn, learn. 
 
 Aaipio, f. apui, to flay, beat, lash, 
 scourge : fr. Cfpio. 
 
 Adtg, Sairbg, y, 6i. Adig, dalrog, 
 a feast, banquet, entertainment ; 
 as also dairrj, poet. fr. c^ai'w. 
 
 Aaig, iSog, »;, ace. SatSa, a torch; 
 battle : fr. daiu). 
 
 Aalffai ydfiov, to celebrate a nup- 
 tial feast : fr. ^aiio, to feast. 
 
 Aaiffdfitvog, a. 1. part. m. daicry, 
 you may eat, 2 sing. a. 1. subj 
 m. fr. daiu), to feast. 
 
 Aalra, ace. sing. Sairag, ace. pi. 
 fr. Salg, dairbg, i], a feast. 
 
 AaiTaXivg,'nt)g,b,\!i guest: fr.^aig 
 
 AaiTTjOev, poet. adv. Ik Trjg dai- 
 TTjg, from a feast. Th. caiuj. 
 
 AaiTptvo), f. ivau), to divide with 
 a knife, carve, cook : fr. 
 
 Aairpbg, ov, b, a cook or carver : 
 Aairpov, adv. separately, in 
 shares. Hence 
 
 AaiTpoavvT), ijg, »}, the art of 
 carving. 
 
 AaiTvjxijJi', ovog, 6, one who pre- 
 pares a feast, partakes of a feast, 
 a guest : fr. dcdg. 
 
 AaiTvg, vog, i), a feast, banquet, 
 same as Caig. 
 
 Aai(f)pu)V, ovog, b, //, warlike, skil- 
 ful in war, brave, wise, prudent, 
 dat. dai<ppovi : fr. daiio or SaXg, 
 (pprjv. 
 
 Adixfftig, kvTog, a. 1. part. pass, 
 fr. Sat'Co), to kill, wound. Th. 
 daioj. 
 
 AAI'Q, or Aatw, f. ^atVtu & Satffio, 
 p. ^sdaiKa, to know, learn ; give 
 a feast, entertain ; divide ; cut 
 or wound ; burn, inflame ; eat, 
 be feasted ; fight, make war ; 
 devastate. Aainj, to learn, is 
 disused, but tenses formed from 
 it are in use ; ^ajw, to burn, 
 (128) 
 
 AAK 
 
 forms perf. m. Ss^rja, plup. t^j. 
 
 dqeiv, a. 2. pass. aVr/r, subj. 
 
 Sdojuai, y, rjrai. 11. T. 316. See 
 
 dakio. 
 AaKt, 3 sing. Ion. a. 2. act. for 
 
 tdaKoi', eg, e, I bit, fr. Sukvu). 
 AaKteiv, for SaKtiv, a. 2. inf. act. 
 
 fr. the same. 
 AaKkOvjiog, o, r), preying on the 
 
 mind, burdensome, grievous, 
 
 heart-rending: fr. duKvu), ©v/ioj;. 
 AaKerbv, ov, rb, = duKog. 
 AuKva'Cto, f. atru), to take hold of 
 
 with the teeth, bite ; mid. to 
 
 gnash the teeth : fr. 
 AA'KNO, to bite, sting, prick, 
 
 wound, aftlict ; its tenses aro 
 
 formed as if fr. ^fjKio, as f. 1. 
 
 act. drjKttJ, f. 2. ^aica), a. 1. tdtj^a, 
 
 a. 2. t^aKov, inf. ^aKtXv, p. ^6- 
 
 Srjxa, perf. pass, dicrjyijai, ^ai, 
 
 Krai, a. 1. tcqxOtiv, 6c part. 
 
 ^tJX^tic, (laa, iv, a. 2. ICaKtjv, f. 
 
 1. m. CijKofxai, a. 1. m. l^t)^dfxiir^ 
 
 a. 2. m. LdaKofirjv. 
 AaKovrog, 6i daKovaiig, gen. sing. 
 
 masc. «Sl f. g. a. 2. pt. fr. daKvw. 
 AuKog, tog, rb, a bite, poet, for 
 
 ^fiKtg, V, properly an animal 
 
 whose bite is injurious to man, 
 
 a serpent, reptile; it is also used 
 
 when speaking of other beasts. 
 
 Th. Mkvio. 
 AaKpv, vog, rb, a tear, the juice 
 
 from plants ; ]>1. duKpv' for dd- 
 
 KQva, dat. pi. tdKnvfft. 
 AaKpvfia, arog, rb, lacryma, n 
 
 tear, the same as CaKpvov : fr. 
 
 SaKpv. 
 AuKpvoyovog, b, r), producing or 
 
 causing tears: i'r. CaKpvov, y ovog. 
 AaKpvoeig, inrja, iv, weeping, la- 
 mentable, ace. ^aKpvoevr for 
 
 laKpvotvra. Th. SaKpv. Henct 
 AaKpvoiv, adv. with tears. 
 AuKpvov, ov, rb, .same as SaKpv. 
 AaKpvoTTtri/g, kog, b, y, causing 
 
 tears to fall: fr. daKpvov, TrtTrrw. 
 AaK-puTrXtuw, f. uxtoj, to swim in 
 
 tears : SaKpv, ttXwu) for TrXew. 
 AaKpvppoeu), Gt, f. i)<yio, to shed 
 
 tears : fr. 
 AaKpvppoog, 6, i), shedding tears, 
 
 weeping : fr. caKpv, peuj. 
 AaKpvffiffraKrog, b, i), shedding 
 
 tears : fr. SaKpv, ard^it}. 
 AaKpvrbg, »), bv, lamented, to be 
 
 lamented ; verb. adj. fr. SaKpvw. 
 AaKpvx^t^f ^f f- tvau>f to shed 
 
 tears : fr. SdKpv, x^^- Hence 
 AaKpvxiiov, pres. part. 
 AaKpv"u), f. v'ffu), p. StSdKpvKa, to 
 
 weep ; StSaKpvvrai Sk iraptial, 
 
 are wet with tears, II. X. 490. 
 
 Th. SdKpv. 
 AaKpvwSijg, fog, b, >/, tearful, 
 
 weeping, bathed in tears : fr. 
 
 SdKpvov, tlSog. 
 AaKrvXyjOpa, ag, r), a covering 
 
 for the fingers, a glove : & 
 
 AAM 
 
 AaKTvXiStoVf ov, rb, a little fin- 
 ger or toe. 
 AaKTvXiog, ov, 6, a ring, little 
 
 ring : fr. SaKrvXog. 
 AaKTv\6StiKrog, b, I'j, pointed out 
 
 with the finger, distinguished : 
 
 fr. SaKrvXog, SeiKVVfiL. 
 AA'KTVAOS:, ov, b, (as if fr 
 
 CtiKu), obsolete,) a finger, toe ; 
 
 dactyl, metriciil foot ; a date, 
 
 the fruit of the palm. 
 AciKoj, I will bite, prick, f. 2. act 
 
 fr. SaKvu). 
 ^aK0Jv, ovrog, having bitten or 
 
 pricked, a. 2. part. fr. caKvio. 
 ^a\e, Dor. for AyXs, voc. sing. 
 
 fr. AT/Xoe. 
 Aa\t~iro, Dor. & Ion. for tSij- 
 
 Xtiro, he hurt, 3 sing. impf. m. 
 
 of Si]Xtu), to hurt. 
 AaXrycraro, for tS)]Xi)<Taro, a. 1. 
 
 ni. of the same. 
 ^dXiog K^iog,b 'A7r6XXwv,poet.& 
 
 Dor. for Aj7Xtog,.Delian Apollo. 
 ^aXfiaria, ag, i), the name of a 
 
 district on the Adriatic sea. 
 AiiXbg, & SavXbg, ov, b, a torch, 
 
 light, firebrand, brightness : fr. 
 
 caiio, to burn. 
 
 .^«\oc,also Dor. for AfjXog, Delos. 
 Aa^d^u), to tame, subdue, kill ; f. 
 
 (Tu), p. StSafxaKa, a. 1. tSdfiaffa, 
 
 a. 1. inf. Safidffai, pres. i)ass. 
 
 (af-idCofiai, poi'f. pass. StSdjxa- 
 
 (Tjuai, pres. })art. pass. Safiai^o- 
 
 (itvog. Th. Safxdu). 
 AafxaXog, ov, poet, for SafxafrriKbg, 
 
 i), bv, or SafidZ,ii}v, subduing, a 
 
 tamer, or couf^ueror. Th. ^a/ta'tu. 
 AafidXjf, Tjg, //, a heifer. 
 .\(il^iaXT]f3arog, b, //, the place or 
 
 |iutli where heifers go : fr. Sa- 
 
 ^aX;;, (3aivio. 
 Aai.iaXrj(iorog, b, >/, fed on by 
 
 heifers : fr. SafidXrj, iSoctkoj. 
 AufiaXi^u), f. i(Tuj, to tame ; poet. 
 
 for Saixd!:^u} : SafxaXii^errOai, to 
 
 frolic, frisk like a heifer. 
 Ad[.iaXig, tujg,i),ii heifer; maiden, 
 
 virgin : fr. Safidu). 
 Adfiap, or Adjiapg, oprog, »/, a 
 
 wife : fr. SafxdtJ, because she is 
 
 I'laced under the yoke of matri- 
 mony. 
 Aa^apsriov, a Sicilian gold coin, 
 
 so called from Damareta, the 
 
 wife of Gelon, king of Syracuse. 
 Aandnai, a. 1. inf. act. Sdi.iaat,a. 
 
 1. Ion. for tSdfiaffe ; Sd^iaaov, 
 
 soften, a. 1. imper. fr. Safidio. 
 ActfidaStiv, Dor. for Safxd^eiv, 
 
 prt's. inf. act. fr. Safid^w. 
 AafidcrOjiv, Ion. for iSafxdaOtjv, 
 
 a. 1. ind. pass. fr. SafidCofiai : 
 
 see SafidKio. 
 ^nfiatTi^[3porog, b, //, subduer of 
 
 iiK'u : fr. Safidio, (3por6g. 
 Adfiaoi^puiv, ovog, 6, >), that sub- 
 dues the mind : fr. Safjdoj, <l>pt)v. 
 Aa^aaiipiog, (orog, 6, >), subduing 
 
 AAN 
 
 mortals ; an epith. of sleep : fr. 
 Safidio, (pwg. 
 
 AafiaffKTjvbg, tj, bv, Damascene. 
 Hence damson contr. fr. Dama- 
 scene, the name of a tree & fruit, 
 which first grew in the neigh- 
 bourhood of this city. 
 
 AafiaaKbg, ov, //, Damascus, a 
 city in Asia, the metropolis of 
 Syria ; whence damask rose ; 
 also a species of cloth so called, 
 ]>robably as having been first 
 manufactured in this city. 
 
 Adfiaaaa, Ion. & poet, for tSd- 
 fxaaa, a. 1. act. cafidaaaro, for 
 tcafxdaaro, 3 sing. a. I. m. of 
 Saf-idu). 
 
 Aafia(Twviov, ov, rb, a certain 
 herb, the water-plantain. 
 
 Aafid'rrjp, Dor. for ArjfjLi'jrrjp, 
 Ceres. 
 
 AA MA'Q, to tame, subdue, afflict, 
 harass, kill, f. arrw, p. SeSfirjKa ; 
 a. 2. tSafiov, p. pass. SeSurjfxai. 
 
 Aafitirj, 3 sing. a. 2. opt. pass, of 
 Sandui. 
 
 Adfitv, poet. & Boeot. for iSdfir}- 
 <Tav, 3 pi. a. 2. pass. fr. the same. 
 
 Aafisvre, a. 2. part. pass, dual, 
 Safxkvra, ace. sing. fr. Safidio. 
 
 AafitJi-iBvai, Dor. for Sa/xyvai, a 
 2. inf. pass. See Skfxui. 
 
 Aafivaifiav, Dor. for Safii^aifiyv 
 pres. opt. pass. fr. Sdjivyfii, 
 which is fr. 
 
 Aafjivdu), a, f. rjau), the same as 
 SajJidu), whence Lat. damno. See 
 
 S'fflU). 
 
 Ad/xprjn' for Sdiivy^i, rjg, ij(ti, to 
 tame, repress, subdue. 
 
 Aafioirag, oj. Dor. for Arifioinjg, 
 ov, b, Si man's name. 
 
 Adjiog, u). Dor. for Stjfiog, ov, b, 
 the people. Hence 
 
 Aafioaiog, a, ov, Dor. for Stjfio- 
 (Tiog, public. 
 
 Aafjiorag, a, b, & Aajionjg, Dor. 
 for Srjfiortjg, ov, b, popular, ple- 
 beian, one of the same tribe or 
 ward : & 
 
 Aufiorig, iSog, d, Dor. for SrjfjLortg, 
 popular, plebeian, fem. Th. ^^- 
 fiog, the people. 
 
 AafxcjcTiofieOa, 1 pi. a. 1. subj. m. 
 Dor. of Sijuoofiai, to bring some- 
 thing to the people, flatter the 
 people, please the populace. 
 
 AANA'H, r]g, i), Alexandrine 
 laurel ; Danae, a woman's name. 
 
 AavatSai, wv, ot, A rgives, Greeks: 
 fr. 
 
 AavaiStjg, ov, b, the son of Da- 
 naus : fr. Aavabg, ov, b, Danaus. 
 
 AavdKi], r]g, >/, a barbaric coin ; 
 also the penny which was paid 
 to Charon. Plut. 
 
 Aavei'Cix), to lend, put out money 
 
 on interest ; f. (no, Att. Saveiut, 
 
 p. SeSdveiKa, a. 1. tSdvtiaa, pres. 
 
 m. SavtiZ,o^iai, to borrow take a 
 
 (129) 
 
 AAP 
 
 loan on interest, a. 1. m. ISavti' 
 ad^ijv, it), aro, a. 1. inf. m. Sa- 
 veicTatrOai, a. 1. i)art. m. Savei- 
 (Ta/xsvog. Th. Sdvog, a gift. 
 
 Adveiov, ov, rb, a pledge, debt, 
 loan, usury, interest : fr. the 
 same th. 
 
 Advfia^a, arog, rb, borrowed 
 money, a loan, usury : & 
 
 AavtKTjubg, ov, b, usury, lending, 
 borrowing : & 
 
 AavsKTrtjg, ov, 6, a creditor, mo- 
 ney-lender, usurer ; ace. pi. Sa- 
 vsiardg : fr. perf. pass, of da- 
 vti^ia. 
 
 AavtiariKbg, i), bv, relating or 
 given to usury, an usurer. 
 
 Aavir)X, b, the name of a Pi'ophet. 
 Hebr. judge of God. 
 
 AA'NOS, Eog, rb, a gift, loan. 
 
 Advbg, i], bv, dry, parched, burnt: 
 fr. Sa'nx), to burn. 
 
 Adog, iog, rb, a torch, the light 
 of a torch, fire. 
 
 AaTravq^v, pres. inf. act. fr. 
 
 AAIIANA'Q, -a), to consume, 
 waste, exhaust, spend, bear cost; 
 f. r](Tii), p. SeSaTrdvTjKa, a. 1. 
 iSaTrdvrjtra, a. 1. imper. Saird- 
 VT](Tov, drio : fr. 
 
 AaTrdvT), ijg, »/, expense, cost, 
 charge, prodigality, waste, ne- 
 cessaries of life: fr. Sdio, Sdirrio. 
 
 Aairavr]Q(.v, expended, a. 1. part, 
 pass. n. g. fr. Sairavdit). 
 
 AaTrdvtjfia, arog, ro, expenditure, 
 expense : fr. Sairavdut. 
 
 AaTTavrjpbg, a, bv, sumptuous, ex- 
 pensive, prodigal : fr. SaTrdvtj. 
 
 AaTravTjpijjg, adv. expensively, la- 
 vishly. 
 
 Aa7ravr](Taini,a. 1. opt. act. Sava- 
 vi]<Tu)(Ti, 3 pi. a. 1. subj. fr.^aTra- 
 vdio, to consume. 
 
 Adiravog, b, »/, expensive, sump- 
 tuous, wasting : fr. SaTravdoj. 
 
 AA'nEAON, ov, rb, the pave- 
 ment, floor of a room, ground, 
 soil, land : fr. Sd Dor. for yd, 
 TreSov. 
 
 Advig, iSog, i), a carpet, tapestry. 
 The same as rd7rig,rd7rr]g,tap€S: 
 fr. 
 
 Advog, tog, land, ground ; obso- 
 lete, but found in aXXo^aTrog, 
 TravroSaTTog. 
 
 AA'IITQ, f. d^oj, p. SsSatpa, to 
 eat, devour, rend, tear in pieces, 
 gnaw, bite : fr. Sdu), Sa'ut), to 
 divide. 
 
 AapSdvtiog, b, >;, & AapSdviog, b, 
 r), or a,ov, Dardan, Trojan : & 
 
 AapSaviSrjg, ov, b, Dardanides, 
 Priam : «Sc 
 
 AapSaviiovtg, u)v, ot, descendants 
 of Dardanus, Dardans : fr. 
 
 AdpSaj'og, ov, b, Dardanus, the 
 founder of Troy. 
 
 AapSdrrro), f. ypo), the same as the 
 
 Sdrtrio, formed l»y reduplication ; 
 
 K 
 
as fiapnaipto, fr. /zai'pw. 
 
 ^aptiKog, ov, 6, a daric, a Persian 
 gold coin, containing 20 drach- 
 mas, the 300th part of a talent ; 
 so called from Darius, king of 
 Persia. Engl. 125. 1 1(/. or accord- 
 ing to some 2bs. Th. Aapelog. 
 
 Aapaoyivrig, iog, 6, »/, descended 
 from Darius : fr. y'evog. 
 
 AapfTog, ov, o, Darius, a king of 
 Persia. 
 
 Adprjg, Dares, a proper name. 
 
 Aapriffofiai, y, trai, I shall be 
 beaten, f. 2. ind. pass. 2 pi. Sa- 
 prjffiffOe, 3 pi. Sapnaovrai ; fr. 
 
 AAPeA'NQ, to sleep, f. 1. m. 
 dapOr}(TOfiai,])eri. act. dtddpOijicaj 
 part. StCapf)nK<^Q, f- 2. dapOui, a. 
 2. tdapOov or tCpaOov, inf. Sap- 
 Gtlv, & part. (^ap^wV ; as if fr. 
 SapOsuj, obsolete, to lie on skins : 
 fr. Stpit) or daipu), tddp9t]v, to 
 
 AAT 
 
 Aa(T/ioXoyia, ag, ?/, the collecting' 
 of taxes or tribute ; fr. 
 
 AafffioXoyog, 6, a collector of 
 taxes or tribute, tax-gatherer : 
 fr. Sciff^og, Xiyio. 
 
 Aafffibg, oD, 6,a division, portion, 
 tribute, tax : fr. ^d^o/iai. 
 
 Aa(T/io0op€w, a, f. ijffio, to pay 
 taxes or tribute : fr. 
 
 Aa<r/xo0opoc, 6, >/, one who pays 
 taxes, tributary, stipendiary : fr. 
 dafffibg, 0£pw. 
 
 AASnAH'S, f/roc, 6, r;, full of 
 evil, atrocious, fierce, cruel : & 
 
 Aa(T7r\rJTig, eiog, i), difficult of ac- 
 cess, dreadful, terrific, epith. of 
 Hecate and the Furies : fr. Sa, 
 irXdio for TriXdu), or ttXt/cto-w. 
 
 AdffaavTO, they divided. Ion. & 
 poet, for tcaaavro, 3 \>\. a. 1. m. 
 Hence datrrrdfitvog & Sdcraa- 
 ffOai, a. 1. part. m. & inf. of Sd- 
 loLiai, fr. ^aiu), to divide. 
 
 AF 
 
 onyms, and barbarously saying 
 
 Xaipofiai for x«*P<^ 
 Aarvffffoj, to devour, play the 
 
 glutton : fr. Saiu). 
 AAt'KOS, ov, 6, bold, darinj; 
 
 -og, ov. 
 
 i], a certain Crotjiu 
 also callul 
 
 Strip a skin. Virgil ; Csesai-um Aa<Tj;0pt|, rpixoQ, "'^/'^^'"^ V"*^^ 
 
 ^ao- 
 
 oriMWi sub nocte silenti Fellibus 
 
 incubuit. 
 AapQilv, a. 2. inf. act. fr. 
 
 Odvoi. 
 Aap6/3toc, 6, »/, long-lived : fr. ta 
 
 pbv, (3iog. 
 Aapov, Dor. for cijpbv, adverb 
 
 ially, a long while : fr. 
 Aap6g, ov. Dor. for Crjpbg, lasting, 
 
 long, long-lived. Th. Siiv. 
 AapTog, & Aparbg, i), bv, flayed, 
 
 skinned : fr. ^spw, to excoriate. 
 A^g, Si^dbg, »/, gen. pi. Sq.5it}V,^ a 
 
 torch, tire-bi-and; contr.fr. Satg: 
 
 fr. Said), to burn. 
 AdffavTO, Ion. for tSdffavTo, 3 pi. 
 
 a. l.m. whence ^acatr^ai, a. 1. 
 
 inf. m. fr. dd^o^ai, same as ^ai- 
 
 ^tu, to divide ; from which it is 
 
 formed by rejecting i. Th. Saiio. 
 
 Adffag, Dor. for cr}(Tag,SL. I. part. 
 
 act. fr. dtu), to bind. 
 AaffdaKtTo, he distributed, poet. 
 
 & Ion. for iddffaro, a. 1. m. in- 
 
 hair, shaggy : fr. ^affi>g, 9pi^. 
 AaffVKtpKog, b, »/, having a bushy 
 
 tail : fr. daavg, KtpKog. 
 AaffvfiaWog, 6, r), having a thick 
 fleece : fr. laavg, na\><6g. 
 Aaffvvio, f. vvCJ, to thicken, make 
 hairy ; among grammarians, to 
 mark with an aspirate: fr. laavg. 
 AaavTTovg, odog, b, a hare, rab- 
 bit ; from havmg hairy feet : fr. 
 Saavg, rrovg. 
 Aao-VTTtuywv, lovog, 6, having a 
 thick or rough beard : fr. ia- 
 avg, TTtuywv. 
 AASY'S, tog, Saffila, ag, Saffv, 
 kog, thick, hairy, rough, shaggy, 
 bushy ; aspirated. 
 Aaffvffrepvog, b, t), having a hairy 
 
 breast : fr. daffi'g, (TTepi'ov. 
 AaavTTjg, 7]Tog, »/, thickness, hair- 
 mess, roughness ; among gram- 
 marians, tlie aspiration of vow- 
 els. Th. Saavg. 
 AaTtaaOai, pros. inf. pass, for ia- 
 
 TteaOai, a for c : fr. 
 Aorkofxai, ovfxat, f. ijfTOjxai, p. ve- 
 £dTi]fiai, to divide, part, share, 
 consume, eat up. Th. daiu). 
 
 serting (Tke, fr. cd^ofiai, or 6a- 
 
 ad(TKoj. 
 Aao-aa, ac,T/,fem. of ^atrug. Also, 
 
 an aspirated vowel. . 
 
 Aaasirai, Dor. for Sdatrai (for AartvvTo, for tdarovvTo, 3 pi 
 
 the Dorians circumflex their fu 
 tures) ; fr. Sd^ofiai, to divide. 
 Th. daioj. 
 Aaffkiog, adv. thickly, roughly, 
 with a rough breathing. Th. 
 
 caffvQ. 
 AA'SKIAAOS, ov, 6, dascUhis, a 
 
 fish that feeds on mud and filth. 
 AdcTKiog, b, r), by sync, for Aa- 
 
 (TvffKiog, shady, forming a dense 
 
 shade ; or fr. da, augmentative, 
 
 & ffjcid, a shadow. 
 Ad(Tfxtv(ng, tiog, rj, a distribution, 
 
 division, allotment : fr. dacrfiog. 
 AacTfioXoyeu), u>, f. Tiffw, p. »j<ca, 
 
 to collect taxes or tribute ; la- 
 
 (TfioXoyovfJiaij to pay tribute : & 
 
 imperf. Ion. & Dor. & 
 
 AaTEUJfitOa, we may divide, 1 pi. 
 pres. subj. m. fr. daTtofxai. 
 
 AaTj}piog, a, ov, dividing, distri- 
 buting. 
 
 AarrjTtjg, ov, 6, a divider, distri- 
 buter. 
 
 Adrig, i6og, b, Datis, a Persian 
 sati*ap. 
 
 AATISMO'S, ov, b, Datismn?, a 
 solecism, a barbarous manner of 
 speaking ; a repetition of syn- 
 onymous words ; after the man- 
 ner of Datis, a Pei-sian satrap, 
 who affected to speak Greek, and 
 used to say ijdoixal Kai ripTro^ai 
 Kai xaipofiai ; using many syn- 
 (130) 
 
 also, 
 
 lierb, a wild carrot ; 
 
 tavKOV, ov, TO. 
 
 AavXbg, v,ov, thick, hairy, rough: 
 
 fr. 6a, vXi}. 
 AavXbg, ov, b, for daXbg, by an 
 ^olic pleonasm ; a torch, fire- 
 brand : fr. 6uio», to burn. 
 Aavu), f. (T(o, to sleep. 
 Aa<pvalog, ov, b, an epith. of Apol- 
 lo : fr. Ad(pvTj, whom he lovrd, 
 A A'4>N H , i;e, i), a laurel : fr. 6aiw, 
 (pitjva) ; because it crackles when 
 it burns. The name of a Nynijih 
 changed into a laurel. 
 Aa<pvi)ttg, laaa, iv, gen. cvroc, 
 ((Tfftjg, ti'Tog, & by contr. ca- 
 <pvng, Tjtro-a, fjv, gen. rjvTog, i)a- 
 (ji)g, rivTog, belonging to the lau- 
 rel, like laurel : fr. tlie above. 
 Aa<pvr]fpdyog, 6, »;, a laurel-eator; 
 an epith. of prophets : fr. Idt^vi^ 
 <pdy(t). 
 Aa(pvrj<l)opiii), w, f. r](TO), to boar 
 laurel-leaves, be crowned with 
 laurel : fr. 
 Aa(i)VT]<p6pog, 6, >/, a laurel-bearer, 
 crowned with laurel : fr. idfini, 
 <p'fpio. 
 Aa^viaKbg, >), bv, belonging tn 
 laurel, or made of laurel : fr. 
 Ad<pvTj. 
 Aacpi'iKbg, »), ov : & 
 Adipvivog, rj, ov, the same. 
 Aa^vic, idog, r), a sprig of laurel, 
 
 laurel-berry ; a proper name. 
 AacpvoKOfiog, b, ij, laurel-crowned: 
 
 fr. 6d(pvij, K0fis(tJ. 
 Aa^vo^opog, b, >;, — 6a<pvt](poooc. 
 Aa<pvoj6Tjg, tog, b, 7),lilve or plant- 
 ed with laurels : fr. tl6og. 
 Aatpoivtog, b, >/, «S: Art^otroc, i/, 
 or, desirous of slaughter, blootl- 
 thirsty, bloody, red : fr. 6a, <;>ir- 
 vui, perf. m. irsfpova. 
 Aa-ipiXiia, ag, ?'/, plenty, abun- 
 dance, liberality ; & 
 AaxpiXtvofiai, f. 1. m. £i'<TOfi«<, to 
 afford an abundant sui)ply, he 
 liberal, abound : fr. 
 AA^IAH'2, tog, b, y, plentiful 
 copious, liberal, generous, ahun- 
 dant, extravagant : fr. 6dTruo. 
 Aa^l/iXdg, largely, liberally, abun- 
 dantly, adv. contr. fr. ^oi//iXf we. 
 Adwfitv, 1 pi. a. 2. subj. act. IV- 
 
 6 aim or 6atio : but 
 Aau}fitv, 1 pi. a. 2. subj. pass. tV. 
 i6di]v ; 6aioixtv may also be prt;^. 
 subj. act. fr. 6aku). 
 At, a conjunction, but, and, yet, 
 for, indeed, moreover, therefore, 
 &c.: it answers to /it v,expr<*sst<l 
 or understood. Sometimes it is 
 
 a syllabic adjunct ; as o6£, i'l^t 
 
 AEA 
 
 often poetically for tig, as oIkov- 
 6£, towards home, homewards, 
 (as if tig oIkov,) adv. ; Kai — 6t, 
 and moreover. 
 Aiarai, for 6t6tarai, Ion. they 
 were bound ; and this for 6t6tv- 
 rai, 3 pi. perf. ind. pass, taking 
 away the augment, fr. 6tiiJ, to 
 bind. 
 
 Atyp,ivog, JEtoh for 6t6tyfi'tvog, 
 perf. part. pass, of 6kxo^aL. 
 Others take it for Stxafxtvog, 
 pres. part. m. by sync. & x 
 changed into y for the sake of 
 euphony. 
 
 A'iCaa, pei-f. ind. m. I knew, perf. 
 part. m. 6t6ao}g, & 
 Ai6driKa, I have learned, 1 know, 
 l)erf. act. fr. 6akm, f. 6ai](Tu), a. 
 2. t6dijv, perf. pass. 6t6diiiJiaL : 
 whence part. oiCarjiikvog, learn- 
 ed, skilful ; perf. m. 6t6aa. 
 Others take it for 6k6atKa ; fr. 
 6aioj. 
 
 AidaiaTai, they have been divided, 
 for 6t6aivTai, 3 pi. perf. ind. 
 ])ass. Ion. also 6t6aiaT0, for t6k- 
 6aivT0, 3 pi. plup. pass, of Cairn. 
 At6diyn'cVog, t], ov, pierced, slain, 
 l>erf. part. pass. fr. 6aXZ,ui, f. i^w. 
 Th. 6aiu). 
 
 AtCai6aXfiivog, perf. part. pass, 
 fr. 6ai6d\Xio. 
 
 A(6duaff^ai, aai, arai, perf. pass. 
 
 fr. cafidKto, to tame, or 6afidio. 
 
 ^t6aov, by poetic reduplication 
 
 for t6aov, a. 2. of 6aiio, or 6ata}. 
 
 Ai6apfiai, I have been flayed, 
 
 perf. pass. fr. 6tpo), pf. 6t5apKa. 
 
 Ai6a<Trai, it has been distributed, 
 
 3 sing. perf. pass. fr. 6k6a(Tfiai ; 
 
 fr. 6d'C(o, or 6aiu), to divide. 
 
 At6auig, oroc, taught, part. perf. 
 
 fr. 6t6aa, perf. m. fr. 6aeuj. 
 At6iii[iai, I have asked, wanted ; 
 
 perf. pass. fr. 6kofiai, f. 6triffo- 
 
 fiai, as if fr. 6tkofiai. 
 At^tiirvafttv, 1 pi. pres. ind. by 
 
 Ionic redupl. fr. 6iiTrvt]^i. Or 
 
 ])erf. m. fr. 6tnrv'ni), to sup. 
 It6t~i<7ai, Ion. redupl. for 6tl(Tai, 
 
 a. 1. inf. or 2 sing. perf. pass. 
 
 of 6ti6io, to fear. 
 Aictixa, Ion. 6t6txa, perf. act. of 
 
 CfiKwiJi, to show, f. KiO. 
 Ai6tKrai, 3 sing. perf. pass. 6t6tK- 
 
 To, for i6B6tKT0, 3 sing, plupf. 
 
 pass. fr. i6t6ty^rjv, of bkxofiai. 
 Ai^tjxai, ffai, & 6t6kix)jv, I was 
 
 fastened or bound. Ion. for I6t- 
 
 6^Hnv, & in 3 pi. 6k6tvTo, perf. 
 
 ^: pluperf. pass, of 6ku}, without 
 
 n, contrary to the usual form ; 
 
 it is also irregularly for 6t6rj^ai 
 
 <S: l6t6T)nijVy for it makes its fu- 
 ture 6i)aio, p. 6k6tKa. 
 At6e^kvog, rj, ov, bound, fastened, 
 
 part. perf. pass, of the above. 
 At6(uriKa, 1 have built, perf. act. 
 
 of ctfiu), to build. 
 
 AEA 
 
 At6tvTo, 3 pi. pluperf. pass. See 
 
 6E6tfiai. 
 At6sKeTai, 3 sing, paulo-post-fut. 
 fr. 6tx(^nai, to take. Or Ionic 
 redupl. for 6kKtrai, f. 1. 
 Af^t^o, take, perf. imper. pass. fr. 
 
 6txonai. 
 AtSiaOai, perf. inf. See 6t6tiiai. 
 At6tTo, for i6t6tro, 3 sing, plupf. 
 pass. Ion. he was bound, fr. 
 6iijj. 
 Atckxarai, Ion. for 6t6tyfievoi 
 tlcri ; also, 6t6kxaTO, for 6t6ty- 
 fitvoi riffav ; 3 pi. perf. & plupf. 
 ind. pass. fr. 6txonai. 
 As6ya, ag, t, I burnt up, perf. m, 
 6t6yeiv, ytig, yti, plupf. m. Ion. 
 for t6t6yeiv. See 6aiu). 
 Ak6r}y^ai, ^ai, Krai, I have been 
 bitten, pricked ; and as pres. 
 tense metaph. I am gi'ieved, tor- 
 mented, perf. pass, of 6dKvu). 
 At6ijX(ljKafifv, 1 pi. perf. act. fr. 
 6i]X6io, to declare. Th. 6iiXog. 
 Ae6ijfiiovpyT]Tai, 3 sing. pf. pass. 
 6t6tj^iovpyrifisvai,^f. part. pass. 
 f. g. pi. num. fr. 6i]^iovpyku), to 
 form. Th. 6fj^og, tpyov. 
 At6jjffOt, for 6e6rifitvoi yrt, 2 pi. 
 perf. subj. pass. fr. 6ku), to bind ; 
 perf. pass. StSrifjiai. 
 At6r}(T0fiai, I will bind, paulo-post- 
 fut. of the same. 
 Ak6T)xa, I have bitten, pricked, 
 
 perf. ind. act. of 6dKvi>). 
 At6yioiiai, (Tai, rai, I have been 
 plundered, perf. pass, of 6t]6u}, 
 or 6r)'i6io, to devastate: & 6t6y(»)- 
 fitvog, Tj, ov, part. perf. pass, 
 beaten, spoiled, plundered, laid 
 waste. Th. 6ai(o. 
 Ae6i for 6t6ia, perf. m. of 6ti6m, 
 
 to fear, fr. the obs. ^iw. 
 Af6i6aytikvog, rj, ov, taught, part, 
 perf. pass. fr. 6i6d<TKio, to teach. 
 At6iyTriKa, I have judged, for 6t- 
 CiairrjKa, 1 sing. perf. ind. act. 
 of iiairdw, to judge, arbitrate. 
 At6i9i, fear, poet. 6ti6i9L, pres. 
 imper. for 6ecie, fr. 6t6ifii, for 
 6i(iJ, the same as 6ti6<jj. 
 At6iKanofitvog, rj, ov, justified, 
 part. perf. pass. fr. 6iKai6(o, to 
 justify. 
 
 Akcintv & 6t6i.Tt, we, you reve- 
 rence, by syncop. for 6t6iaixtv 
 & 6t6iaTt, 1 & 2 pi. perf. m. of 
 6iu) for 6ti6o}. 
 At6iiTK0fiaL, & 6fi6i(TKOfiai, to re 
 ceive kindly, welcome, embrace, 
 pledge with wine, show kindness 
 or good-will. Fr. 6tiKvvfii. 
 At6iTTio, or -oftai, or 6t6i(T<TOfiaL, 
 to fear, frighten, terrify, f. 
 iKofxai, p. 6t6t6iynai : fr. 6ti6u). 
 At6i(^Kt]Tai, perf. pass, by double 
 augment for 6i(^Kr}Tai, of6ioiK'iu>, 
 to administer. Th. oIkoc. 
 At6iu>g, oTog, part. perf. m. often 
 used for the pres., fearing : fr. 
 (131) 
 
 AEA 
 
 6io> for 6fi6io. 
 At6fiav9', Dor. for 6t6nrjvTat,3 pi. 
 
 perf. pass, of cefiio, to build. 
 
 AtCfiiiaTo, for tckcfiriVTo ; fr. 
 
 6kix(jj, obsol. for 6andijj, perf. 
 
 contr. into 6k6fxi]ixai, pluperf. 
 
 t6t6fi{]HTjv, 3 pi. t6t6fii]VTo, Ion. 
 
 6t6firiaTO, for 3 sing. tCtCfirjro, 
 
 by taking away the augment 
 
 and inserting a. 
 
 Ae6fir}Ka, 1 have built, for 6t6efiTj- 
 
 Ka, by sjTicop. perf. act. : whence 
 
 At6firifiai, ffai, rai, perf. pass. fr. 
 
 6kynt), to build : also 
 Ak6fiT}fiaL, by sync, ior 6t6t^i}jiiai, 
 perf. i)ass. whence part. 6tCfiTj- 
 fitvog, subdued: fr. 6s^u), obs. 
 for 6afidio, to subdue. 
 Ak6nriT0, it had been built, 3 
 sing, for i6t6kfi7]To, fr. tct6ifiijv, 
 pluperf. of 6kiJHjj, to build. 
 Akcoyfxai, I have been appointed, 
 
 perf. i)ass. fr. 6oKku). 
 At6oiyfitv, for 6t6oiKaixtv, 1 pi. 
 perf. m. of 6ti6o), to fear, perf. m. 
 
 6e6oiKa, for the sake of euphony 
 for 6i6oi6a : & 
 Ai6oiK' for 6t6oiKa, perf. m. of 
 
 6ti6u), ior which it is often used; 
 
 I fear, tremble. 
 AiCoiKafitg, Dor. for 6t6oiKayitv, 
 
 1 pi. perf. m. of the same 
 
 verb. 
 At6oiKLO, poetic word from perf. 
 
 m. 6t6otKa. Or perf. m. subj. 
 
 instead of the present. Dor. 
 Ai66Kr]fiai, 1 have observed, perf. 
 
 pass, whence 
 At6oKr]ntvog, rj, ov, part. perf. 
 
 pass. ; see 6oKdoj, 6oKaK<'>. 
 At66Kr)rai, it appeared, 3 sing. 
 
 perf. pass, of Sok'soj, to seem. 
 At6oKi^dayit9a, 1 pL perf. pass. 
 
 fr. 6t6oKiixa(Tnai ; whence 6t6o' 
 
 Kifiaff^ikvog, perf. part. fr. 6oki- 
 
 fid^io, to try, prove. 
 At6oKiiJia(Tfitvog, t], ov, tried, 
 
 proved, part. perf. pass. fr. 6o- 
 
 Kiixd'Cio. Hence 
 At6oKifia(TiJitvu)g, adv. according 
 
 to opinion, or expectation. 
 Ak6oKrai, it appeared, was de- 
 creed, determined; 3 sing. perf. 
 
 pass. fr. 6k6oyfiai, of 6oKt(*). 
 At66vdT0, Dor. & Ion. for t6t- 
 
 66vt]To, 3 sing, pluperf. pass, of 
 
 6ovtuj, to agitate, shake. 
 At6oKa(Tfikvog,^ t}, ov, perf. part. 
 
 pass. fr. 6oKdi^u}. 
 Ak6opKa, I saw; SkSopKt, it seems, 
 
 appears, is perceived, perf. m. 
 whence 6t6opKu)g, part. fr. 
 
 6tpK(0. 
 
 Ak6oTai, 3 smg. perf. pass. fr. ci- 
 
 6oj^i, to give. 
 At6ovXtvKa, perf. fr. 6ovXtv(o. 
 Atdovira, I have fallen, perf. m. 
 
 whence part. perf. m. 6tcov7rutQ, 
 
 dead, fr. Sovrrtu). 
 At6pdKa, perf. act. ; part. 6t6pd' 
 K 2 
 
AEI 
 
 AEI 
 
 AEI 
 
 AEI 
 
 AEI 
 
 AEK 
 
 K(jjg, OTOQ, perf. pass. Tc^pajuae, 
 whence dedpaii'svog ; fr. S^dio, 
 to do. 
 
 AtdpdfirjKaf I ran, perf. act. of tlie 
 obs. Spn/iku), for rpt^w, to run. 
 
 Aidparat, by metath. for Stdan- 
 rai, 3 sing. perf. pass, of Hpu). 
 
 AkSpoKa, 1 saw, for dk^opKa, hy 
 nieta,th. perf. m. of ^toKio. 
 
 AtSpoptty I ran, perf. m. of rpkxoi. 
 
 Asdpo<Tiofievog, sprinkled, bedew- 
 ed, part. perf. pass. fr. Spoffooj. 
 
 AkdvKu, I entered, was immers- 
 ed, perf. act.; dtSvKelv, for St^v- 
 Kti'aij poet, or Dor. perf. inf. fr. 
 dvu), or ^vvo)y to enter. 
 
 AedvKu), a poetic word fr. perf. 
 of the same. 
 
 AtSvvTj^ai, (Tai, Tea, perf. pass, 
 of Si'vafiai, to be able. 
 
 Ai^varvxTflKU, I was wretched, 
 perf. act. of ^yorvx^w : fr. Ivg, 
 & Tv\riy fortune. Tii. rvyxdvu), 
 to be. 
 
 A'idtoKaf 3 pi. lith)Ka(JiVy perf. 
 act. fr. Siciopif to give. 
 
 Ai^wprjraif 3 sing. perf. pass, of 
 co)psnfiai, to give. 
 
 AetXog, poet, for dijXogj rj, ov, 
 manifest. 
 
 Aly, 3 sing. pres. subj. fr. ^ti, it 
 behoves : & 
 
 Aiy, 2 sing. pres. ind. or subj. 
 mid. you want, may want ; fr. 
 Bkofiaiy to want. 
 
 Aei]9T]TS, pray, 2 pi. a. 1. imper. 
 pass. fr. ^60/iai, to pray. 
 
 AsTjfia, arogf to, a want, request, 
 prayer. 
 
 Aei](Tav, a. 1. part. n. g. ^trjan, 
 f. 1. impers. hijffoVf f. 1. part, 
 n. g. fr. ^£1. 
 
 Aerjffig, eiog, »/, a prayer, depre- 
 cation, supplication, want, need; 
 ^ETiffeig, prayers. Th. deofjiai. 
 
 Airjaofiai, 1 shall ask, want, f. 1. 
 m. fr. Skofiai ; as if fr. dEeofiat. 
 
 AerfTiKog, /), 6v, suppliant : & 
 
 Aerjrog, ?), bv, to be supplicated : 
 fr. the same. 
 
 AeT, it behoves, is fit, becoming, 
 or necessary, there is need ; 
 impers. with a gen. ; subj. Sky, 
 imperf. iSfi, f. cirjaet, a. 1. sSe- 
 rjffe, pres. inf. Stiv, part. S^ov ; 
 jtiiKpov Ssif oXiyov ^fi, there 
 lacks but little, nearly, almost ; 
 ou TToXX^ SeovTtg, almost, Xen. 
 Th. ^£u>, to bind. 
 
 Atlyfia, arog, to, an example, in- 
 stance, specimen, sample, proof: 
 fr. SeiKwui, to show, perf. pass. 
 dkStiyfiai. 
 
 AsiyfiaTiKojf to show openly, ex- 
 hibit, expose ; propose any one 
 as an example; f. icrw, p. StSfiy- 
 fiuTiKa, a. 1. iStiyfiCLTKra. Th. 
 diiKvifp.1. 
 
 AeideKT for SeiceKTo, he had re- 
 ceived, pluperf. Ion. Si. by poet. 
 
 ectasis of the first syllable for 
 tSkdeKTO. So perf. inf. deidkxOai, 
 for SeSsxOoi, fr. Six^f^^h to take. 
 
 Afid'sxaTai, they pledged, took by 
 the hands, Ion. for SeCsypkvoi 
 eialvj 3 pi. perf. ind. pass. So 
 StiCBxaTOf they liad received, 
 for dtceyfityoi iiffai', Ion. & by 
 poet, ectasis, fr. Hxofiai. 
 
 AtiSfjuiov, ovog, 6, >'/, timid, cow- 
 ardly : fr. ceiSuj. 
 
 AiiSia, by poet, ectasis for Ssha, 
 perf. m. of diu) or deiSu), to fear. 
 
 AtidiOij for dkSi9i, pres. imper. of 
 SkSifii ; or for SeSu, fear, perf. 
 m. imperat. of dtdia. 
 
 Aeidifxev, we fear ; for dtSiap.ev, 
 1 pi. j>erf. m. of the same. 
 
 Atici^iTai, he will ten-ify, 3 sing, 
 f. l.m. poet. for^«^j^erat,fr. Ce- 
 Slanopai, or -trro^at,tofrighten. 
 
 AiihoTtg, fearing, perf. part. m. 
 fr. SeiSia, of Seidoj. 
 
 AeiSiffKOfini, (see StSiffKoixai,^ to 
 receive kindly, welcome; pledge, 
 as in drinking, Od. T. 41. 
 
 AeiSiaaofiai, Att. diiSiTTopai, (fr. 
 StStTTOfiai, by epenth. of t,) f. 
 i^ofiaiy p. StSiidiyfiai, to fright- 
 en, fear, flee in terror : fr. dti- 
 
 SiO. 
 
 AtlSoiKa, poet, for dtdoiKa, perf. 
 m. fr. 
 
 AEI'AQ, to fear, dread, be afraid, 
 quake, tremble at ; f. Seiaio, p 
 SkdsiKa, impf. iSiov, fr. ^tw, obs 
 imper. SkdiOi tSc StidiOif poet. fr. 
 obs.^fc5t/ii, a, \.tSei<ja, & idSei(Ta, 
 poet. inf. Stlaai, \yres. pass. subj. 
 Siojfiai, fr. dio), inf. dtStiffOai, &. 
 by aphrer. St^aOai, as if fr, ^lo- 
 /xai, fr. Siog, fear ; f. 1. m. l^ei- 
 (Tofiai, a. 1. m. iCH<jdfxi]i>j subj 
 StiaiDfiaif perf. m. dsdoiKaj I am 
 afraid, (& SEidoiKa, poet.) for 
 ^£^ot^a, for the sake of euphony. 
 Also Sidia & SkStia, & poet, ^f ( 
 ^ta, perf. m. fr. diio, obs. pluj)f. 
 m. ideSoiKnv & tSedUiv, poet 
 c^ft^tftv, perf. inf. ^t^terai, part. 
 dtSiCjg & 6ndiu)g. The perf. is 
 often poetically used for the 
 present. 
 
 AeuXidu), w, f. »;o-w, to take a nap, 
 or an afternoon meal ; hence 
 SsuXitjtjag, ai'Tog, having sup- 
 ped, a. 1. part. act. of the same: 
 fr. 
 
 AtuXir], rjg, i), an evening meal, 
 supper. Th. StiXyj. 
 
 AeitXtvbg,t},bv, poet, for SsiXn'og, 
 late in the evening : & 
 
 AeitXov, oVf to, food taken be 
 tween dinner and supper, after 
 noon, twilight : fr. 
 
 SsieXog, 6, »/, belonging to even- 
 ing ; subst. 6, the evening : fr. 
 SeiXrj. 
 
 AeiKavdeiv, q.v, poet, for StiKvv- 
 vaty to show. Fr. the old verb 
 (132) 
 
 SiiKio is derived SeiKdvio; hence 
 
 StiKavdii), hence pres. & poet. 
 
 StiKavadaKoj. 
 AtiKuvdo^iai, iiJiiai, f. tjffo^at, tu 
 
 welcome, receive courteously, 
 
 salute : fr. ^e/co/iat, Ion. for li- 
 
 Xonai. 
 AeiKrjXiKrag, ov, o, an exhibitor, 
 
 mimic, player. 
 
 AEV KHAo'ii, or AeiKtXoVyOVyTb, 
 an image, effigy, statue. 
 
 AiiKvv, by apoc. for StiKwrn, .'i 
 sing. ind. fr. dtiKwiii. Othei^ 
 consider it impf. Ion. for ihiKvv, 
 he showed ; or for itiKwOi, show, 
 pres. imper. 
 
 AEIKNi'MI, or AeiKvvbj, [SeiKio 
 the primitive is obsolete, but tlic 
 other tensesare formed from it;) 
 to show, exhibit, declare, point 
 out, prove ; mid. to receive kind- 
 ly, welcome, salute ; f. dfi^ui, y. 
 dkSeixctySL. 1. tdtiXct, a. l.inqxi". 
 Sti^oi'y dno, a. 1 . subj. ^«j^<t>, yt^, 
 w, a. 1. inf. dti^ai, perf. pas!^. 
 ciSeiyuaif a. 1. pass. fStixOtji', 
 part. CdxOtig, evTog. AiiKi'vvai, 
 pres. inf. act. StiKvvvTtg, nom. 
 pi. pres. part. 
 
 AtiKTsov, must be shown ; verb. 
 adj. fr. StiKWixi. 
 
 AiiKTijg, ov, 6, a demonstrator : 
 fr. the same. 
 
 AeiKTiKbg, t), bv, demonstrative ; 
 compos. c'lTToSeiKTiKbg, the same : 
 fr. lt'iKvvp.1. Hence 
 
 AeiKTiKuig, adv. demonstratively, 
 by pointing to an object. 
 
 AtiXaivio, f. aroj, & aii'Ofiai, f. 1. 
 m. avovp,ai, to be fearful or 
 timid : fr. dtiXog. 
 
 AeiXaiog, a, ov, timid, fearful, 
 wretched : fr. the same. 
 
 AnXalog, Dor. & Att. for StiXaio^. 
 
 AtiXaKpiiov, wvog, b, a coward, 
 poltroon, wretched fellow : fr. 
 
 AiiXctKpog, a, ov, very wretched, 
 miserable : fr. hiXbg, uKpog. 
 
 AtiXav, Dor. for jcara SeiXrjv, in 
 the evening : fr. 
 
 AEl'AH, rjQ, 7/, sc. wpa, the even- 
 ing, twilight, dawn, day-break. 
 
 AiiXijg, when opposed to Trpioi, 
 in the evening ; gen. of SeiXr). 
 
 AetXia, ag, j), timidity, cowardice: 
 fr. SeiXog. 
 
 AeiXid^u),f. dau), p. SedtiXiaKa,to 
 fear, be afraid, run away fur 
 fear : fr. SstXia. 
 
 AtiXiaivujf f. avui, to terrify : i^ 
 
 AeiXiaaig, eutg, »/, fear, dread : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 AeiXidio, u), to fear, be afraid, fly, 
 shrink from danger, rim away 
 for fear ; f. d'ffio, p. StdtiXiuKct, 
 a. 1. IctiXidaaj a. 1. ])art. ^iiXt- 
 uffag, pres. imper. StiXiae, -a, 
 ceiXiaeTu), -aVa> : fr. SeiXia. 
 
 AiiXivbv, ou, Tb, subst. food taken 
 between dumer and supper; Sid- 
 
 vprb. (xpovov understood) in the 
 evening : fr. 
 
 An\ivog, »), 01', belonging to the 
 evening. Th. SeiXi]. 
 
 ^(iXinrrig, tjrog, y), the same as 
 ciiXia, & fr. the .same. 
 
 i\iiXoi.iai, to set or decline, as the 
 !?un. Th. StiXij. 
 
 AnXouficti, ovpai, f. o)(Top.ai, to 
 fear, dread ; whence duXio6dg, 
 terrified, a. 1. ])art. pass. : fr. 
 
 i^EI A0'2,>), bv, feiu-ful, cowardly, 
 ignoble, basejnnhappy,wretched, 
 wcixk : fr. SeiSu). 
 
 AuXorepog, compar. fr. 8eiX6g. 
 
 AfiXuTrjg, i]TOQ, >}, timidity, fear- 
 fulness : fr. the same. 
 
 Atl^ia, arog, to, &, Atifibg, ov, b, 
 fear, dread, terror, fright, alarm: 
 fr. hiSiu, pei-f. pa,ss. StSeifiai. 
 
 Aiipaivu), to fear, be afraid, ter- 
 rify ; f. aviS, p. dtdtifxayKa : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 AtifiaXiog, a, ov, timid, fearful, 
 terrible : fr. the same. 
 
 Afi'/tag, having built, a. 1. part. ; 
 ^ti/if, or SiAfitv, Ion. for idtifu, 
 3 sing. a. I . ind. ; SiipaaQai & 
 Ctifidp-tvog, a. 1. inf. ic part. m. 
 of ii^u), to build. 
 
 Atifiaro(Trayt]g, eog, 6, >/, instil- 
 ling terror : fr. Stlfia, (JTa^ta. 
 
 Ati^tiToo), a, f. loffoj, to terrify, 
 frighten, 3 sing. impf. tdtifidTov, 
 he terrified : fr. Setfia. 
 
 Afifibg, ov, o, the same as dtifxa, 
 fear, terror : ^ol. ^tt/iop, Lat. 
 tunor : fr. deiSu). 
 
 Aeipog, ov, b, a man's name : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 Ativ, pres. inf. fr. Sti, it is fit. 
 
 AET\A, 6, 7),Tb, gen. ^cii^oc, dat. 
 Snvi, ace. dtlva, a certain per- 
 .'^on, some one, any one ; used 
 ind«^finitely : & Ativd, adv. for 
 ^fti/w(;, vehemently, exceedingly: 
 fr. hivbg, pi. n. g, dtivd. 
 
 Aaj'cf^w, f. d(Tu), to take ill, bear 
 impatiently : fr. Seivog. 
 MivoQiTag, a. Dor. for 
 ^Hi'oOkTrjg, ov, 6, using cruelly ; 
 cruel, mischievous ; an epith 
 of love : fr. deivbg, TiOrjfii. 
 Mtvolo, gen. Ion. for dtivov, dat 
 pi. Ion. deivovffi, fr. Stivog. 
 •.\tivoXoysoiiai, ovpai, f. 1. m. 
 y'laopai, to complain bitterly : fr. 
 ^eivbg, Xtyio, to speak. 
 ^ttvoTrdOeia, ag, >/, heavy suffer- 
 ing or complaint : & 
 ■^ni'OTraOku), uJ, f. yjffio, p. i]Ka, to 
 be greatly affected, take ill : & 
 ■^nvoTraOfjg, eog, b, »), suffering 
 dreadfully, greatly injured, deep- 
 ly affected : fr. ctivbg, TrdOog. 
 MivoTroikio, 10, to exaggerate, 
 magnify : fr. tetvbg, 7rodu>. 
 '^fivoTTovg, TTodog, 6, r), of fearful 
 foot, coming with hostile step, 
 strikmg terror by its ai)proach : 
 
 fr. Sfii'bg, TTovg. 
 
 AEINO'2, ?/, bv, terrible, dread- 
 ful, vehement, gi'ievou.s, dire, 
 awful, powerful, able, expert, 
 admirable, great ; d. Xcycfi', elo- 
 quent ; (paytlv, gluttonous ; to. 
 S., dangers ; Seivbv, strange, ex- 
 traordinary, as if fr. dkog, feai*, 
 or StiSu), to fear ; comp. dtivo- 
 Ttpog, superl. dtivoTaTog. 
 
 AeivoTijg, rjTog, »/, force, skill, 
 energy, fitness, cruelty, elo- 
 quence : fr. the above. 
 
 Aeivoo), u), f, looio, to exaggerate, 
 magnify,aggravate; whirlround: 
 fr. Stivbg. 
 
 Aiivoi, terrible, nom. dual fr. 
 Stivog. 
 
 Ativuiirbg, 6, //, the same as Ah- 
 pw^l/, of ten'ific aspect, .stern, 
 severe : fr. Seivbg, u)\p, g. wttoc. 
 
 Ativujg, adv. vehemently, griev- 
 ously, greatly, terribly, wonder- 
 fully, accurately : fr. deivog. 
 
 Ativwdig, ((t)g, r}, gravity, exag- 
 geration, amplification ; among 
 orators it is also called StivoXo- 
 yia, invective. Th. dtivog. 
 
 AeiKaig, may you show, 2 sing. a. 
 1. opt. act. StiKai, a. 1. inf. act., 
 dei^ag, avTog, a. 1. part. fr. ^tt'fc- 
 vvm, to show, f. dei^io. 
 
 Ael^ig, tiog, »/, a showmg, exhibi- 
 tion, proof, argument, accusa- 
 tion : fr. ItiKvvpL. 
 
 Ati^io, tig, II, I will show, f. 1. 
 ind. act. of SeiKvvjjLi. 
 
 Atiog, eog, Tb, poet, for dsog, Eog, 
 Tb, fear : fr. SeiSuj, to fear. 
 
 AEiTTvdpiov, AtiTTvidiov, ov, Tb, a 
 slight repast. 
 
 AeiTTVEvvTEg, Ion. ^ol. &. Dor. for 
 ^EiTTvovvTEg, suppiug, pres. part, 
 nom. pi. fr. 
 
 AenrvBiOjdj, to sup, breakfast, take 
 a repast, eat ; f. t/Vw, p. SedeL- 
 irvijKa, a. 1. tdEnrvrjffa, a. 1. mf. 
 5Enrvi}ffai, a. 1. part. Stnrvijaag. 
 Th. SeIttvov, a supper. 
 
 AtnrvijffTbg, ov, b, supper-time, 
 dinner-time : & 
 
 AtiTTvrjTiKbg, rj, bv, belonging to 
 supper, skilled in preparmg a 
 supper : fr. the same. 
 
 AtiTTvijTbg, ov, b, the same as 
 
 dtiTTVov : but 
 AEiTTVTjTog, ov, b (with an accent 
 on the antep.) supper-time : fr. 
 SeXttvov. See dfiriTbg, dfirjTog, 
 AeittviKio, f. i(T(jj, to give a supper, 
 entertain. Th. dElTTVov. 
 
 AEiTTvoXoxVy VQj Vi ^ wouian who 
 plots against her guests : fr. 
 
 AeiTTvoXoxog, b, y, one who lies 
 in wait for a feast, a parasite : 
 fr. SeIttvov, Xoxog. 
 
 AEPIINON, ov, TO, breakfast, 
 II. B. 381. morning meal ; even- 
 ing or principal meal, supper ; 
 a meal genei-ally, repast, food, 
 feast. (133) 
 
 AEnrvoTTOitOfiai, ovfiai, f. I. m. 
 yrro^iai, to prepare a supper, 
 make one's dinner, dine : fr. 
 
 diiTTlfOV, TTOIM. 
 
 Atipag, avTog, a. 1. part. act. fr. 
 iepio, to flay, f. pw, a. 1. t^Eipa. 
 
 AEipdg, dSog, »/, the top or ridge 
 of a mountain, a neck of land : 
 fr. CEipi]. 
 
 Anpsiv, Ion. for depeiv, to flay. 
 
 AEipi^, rjg, r), the neck ; a top, sum- 
 mit, cliff ; same as Hprj : but 
 
 AEipTj, Tjg, if, a city of Ethiopia. 
 
 Aiipbg, ov, b, a hill. Th. I'tpr}. 
 
 AeipoTopku), f. ■qau), p. SttpoTETo- 
 prjKtt, to cut the throat, cut off 
 the head : fr. SEipr), Ttfivut. 
 
 AEPSA, or hl(T(Ta, ijg, »/, moist- 
 ure, filth, foulness. 
 
 AeirravTE, terrifi.ed, nom. dual fr. 
 
 AEirrag, avTog, fearing, a. 1. part, 
 of SeiSu). 
 
 AeI<te, he feared, Ion. for eSei^e, 
 
 a. I. ind. act. fr. CEiduj. 
 Aii<Tr)r'iop, opog, r), fearing men : 
 
 fr. ^Etdu}, dvrjp. 
 
 AtlffOai, pres. inf. contr. fr. dio- 
 fiai. 
 
 AEiat.Saip.ovla, ag, >;, superstition, 
 the fear of the gods; religion: fr. 
 
 AEiffiSaipojv, ovog, b, ?'/, super- 
 stitious, religious : fr. SeiSojy^erf. 
 pass. Hdtipai, aai, & Saipuiv ; 
 comp. SEiaidaipovsffTEpog, a, ov. 
 
 AE'KA, ten, decern, pi. num. as if 
 Ssxa, fi'. ^«Xo/^"*> because the 
 decade includes all numbers. 
 Hence 
 
 AEKa^oXov, ov, Tb, a kind of mo- 
 ney & sacrifice ; so called from 
 ten oxen : StKa, (5ovg. 
 
 AsKayovia, ag, >/,the tenth gene- 
 ration : fr. dtKa, yovr]. 
 
 AEKaSdpxVQf & AEKuSapxog, ov, 
 
 b, a captain of ten, a decemvir : 
 fr. SiKa, dpxh- 
 
 AiKadapxia, (iQ, V, il^e decemvi- 
 rate, command over ten ; Seku- 
 Sapx'iaif decemvirates, compa- 
 nies of ten : fr. the above. 
 
 AtKadvio, twelve, undecl. ; also 
 SvoKaidEKa, Sdj^EKa : fr. Skica, 
 ten, & Svo, or Att. Svio. 
 
 AEKadojpog, b, »;, ten palms long 
 or broad : fr. dsKa, Suipov. 
 
 AEKakH, o\, ai, tu, undecl. six- 
 teen : fr. I'EKa, t^. 
 
 Ae/catTrra, or, a\, ra, undecl. se- 
 venteen : fr. If-Ka, ETTTa. 
 
 AEKaETj)g, eog, b, i), of ten years, 
 ten years old : & 
 
 AeKaETia, ag, i], the space of ten 
 years : fr. S'lKa, tTog. 
 
 AEKdKof, f. d(Tu), p. SESiKOKa, to 
 give a tenth ; to bribe ; & ^EKd' 
 KtaOat, to be bribed : fr. Seku. 
 
 AEKdKig, ten times ; adv. fr. Seku. 
 
 AEKdi^XTvog, b, y, containing ten 
 beds or couches : fr. Skica, KXivrj. 
 
 AEKUKvpia, ag, i), the tenth wave. 
 
AEK 
 
 AEA 
 
 1. e. greatest : fr. ^Ua, Kv^a. \A(Kaxa\Kov, ov, to, the denarius, 
 AcK-aXoyof, ov, 6, the ten com- containing ten asses: fr. ^Kn, 
 
 mandments, the decalogue : fr. 
 
 ^'fKa, \6yoQ. 
 AiKUfirivog, 6, r), lasting ten 
 
 months, ten months old : fr. Sk- 
 
 Ka, fiTJVy jiy]v6q. 
 AeKaf^iydiog, a, ov, & AiKUfivovg, 
 
 ov, 6, t), weighing or worth ten 
 
 minse : fr. dsKa, fiva. 
 AiKciftcpopog, 6, r), containing ten 
 
 amphorte : fr. diKU, afi<popivs. 
 AiKavata, ag, j), a fleet of ten 
 
 ships : fr. dkKa, vavg. 
 AiKaoKTU}, eighteen ; undecl. : fr. 
 
 IfXa, OKTU). 
 
 AiKciTTivTe, fifteen ; imdecl.: fr. 
 
 (?£<«, TrkvTi. 
 AiKo.TnixvQ', sog, 6, 17, ten cubits 
 
 long : fr. dsKa, TrrJx^S- 
 AeKaTrXanidi^u), f. aVa>, p. UKa, to 
 
 multiply by ten: dkKa,7r\a(ndK(*»' 
 AtKciTrXeOpog, o, 17, containing ten 
 
 acres : fr. deica, 7r\k9pov. 
 AeKairXovg, adj. tenfold : fr. ^eku. 
 AiKaTToXig, emg, r), the name of a 
 
 region beyond Jordan, Decapo- 
 
 lis. Gr. signif., of ten cities. 
 AtKUTTovg, odoi,; 6, 7), ten feet 
 
 long : fr. SUa, irovg. 
 AiKapxrig, OV, & AiKapxog, ov, 6, 
 
 a captain of ten : & 
 A«icapx*'«j «e» Vf ^ri officer com- 
 manding ten men : & 
 AtKapxiKog, belonging to such an 
 
 officer : fr. ^sKa, apx^' 
 AeKug, dSog, 1), the number ten ; 
 
 a decade ; a company of ten. 
 AiKafffibg, ov, 6, a decimation, 
 
 taking of the tenth ; tithes ; 
 
 bribery : fr. ^t»ca^u>. 
 AtKaffTTopog, 6, »/, of ten sowings 
 
 or years : fr. dkKa, (nreipu). 
 AEKarcu, u>v, ai, tithes: fr. di- 
 
 KdTT},r]g,t), a, tenth. Th.5€»ca,ten. 
 AtKUTinffapig, lov, 61, at, & Ae- 
 
 Karkffffapa, u)v, to., fourteen : fr. 
 
 I'iKa, Ttffffapeg. 
 AiKaTivp-n, arog, rb, a tenth : & 
 AtKaTivTr]piov, ov, to, a place for 
 
 collecting tenths, a toll-house: & 
 AtKaTivTi)g, ov, 6, he who collects 
 
 tithes ; fr. 
 AtKUTivuiy f. tvffcj, to decimate, 
 
 take or give a tenth, pay tithes: 
 
 fr. 
 
 AiKurrj, rjg, r), the tenth part, 
 tithe ; fem. fr. dtKarog. 
 
 AiKaTi](p6pog, 6, ij, bringing the 
 tenths : fr. SeKUTrj, tpepu}. 
 
 AeKOTog, rj, ov, the tenth : & 
 
 AtKarou), to tithe, take tithes ; f. 
 wau), p. ^eCtKdTutKa ; deKaroo- 
 fiai, ov/iai, to be tithed or deci- 
 mated ; perf. CihicdTUifxai : fr. 
 Hko, ten. 
 
 AeKaTptTg, Tpioiv, 01, ai, dtKarpia, 
 TCL, thirteen : fr. ^tica, Tpdg. 
 
 AsKCKpvXog, 6, 77, divided into ten 
 tribes : fr. SUa, <pv\i]. 
 
 XaXKog. 
 AtKax^Xot, -xiXioi,ai,a,ten thou- 
 sand : fr. SsKa, x^^^toi. 
 Af KcixopSog, 6, j), having ten 
 
 strings : fr. SUa, x^P^^- 
 AtKtTtjg, eog, 6, & AsKtTig, idog, 1), 
 of or lasting ten years : fr. Uko, 
 iTog. 
 AiKev, Ion. & Dor. for S'sxov, 
 take, 2 sing. pres. imper. fr. ^e- 
 KOfiai for dkxofiai. 
 AtKo^ai, Ion. for ^g^o/iai, to take. 
 
 So dBKojJitOa for dtxofxtOa. 
 AtKopyviog, 6, r], ten fathoms in 
 
 length : fr. ^Ka, opyvia. 
 AkKTT)g, ov, 6, a beggar. Th. ^e- 
 
 XOfiai. 
 AeKTiKog, ri, bv, fit to receive, ca- 
 pacious : fr. the same. 
 AiKTO, he had received, 3 sing. 
 pkn)erf. pass, for i^'i^ikto, fr. 
 thSsyfXTjv, ^o, KTO, of dsxoi^ai- 
 AeKTog, ri, ov, acceptable, agree- 
 able. Th. dfxoficii. 
 AsKTojp, opog, 6, =r ^^KTtjg. 
 AtXtdt(t), to bait, allure, decoy, 
 ensnare, catch with a bait ; f. 
 ffuj, p. dtdiXiaKa, a. 1. ictXEaaa: 
 fr. 
 AE'AE AP, uTog, to, a bait, allure- 
 ment, fraud, deception. 
 AiXtdp-rraK, b, 1], one who takes 
 or seizes the bait : fr. StXeap, 
 dpTrd^u). 
 AtXkaff^a, ttTog, r6, & AiXsacrfibg, 
 ov, 6, an allurement, bait : fr. 
 ^tXtd^u). 
 AE'ATA, the fourth letter of the 
 Greek alphabet, Delta. See A. 
 The Delta, a part of Egypt. 
 AeXTdpiov, & AsXtlov, ov, rb, a 
 small tablet, letter, decree, dim. 
 fr. StXTog. 
 AeXToypd<l>og, 6, y), writing on a 
 
 tablet : fr. dsXTog, ypd<pio. 
 AeXTog, ov, r), a tablet, so called 
 because it was folded in the 
 form of the letter A. 
 AeX(pdKtov, ov, toj a little pig, 
 
 dim. & 
 AtXfpaKOVfjiai, to grow up from a 
 
 young pig to a sow : fr. 
 AE'A*AS, Kog, 6, 7/,ayoimg pig, 
 hog, sow. 
 AeXiptTog, a, ov, & AeXtpiKog, t), bv, 
 Delphian, Delphic : fr. AtXtpoi. 
 AEA4>rN, or AtX^ig, Ivog, 6, a 
 fish, dolphin, sea-hog, leaden 
 machine for sinking ships ; as 
 we say, a pig of lead ; pi. StX- 
 ffivig. 
 AiXtpiviog, ov, 6, Delphian, epith. 
 
 of Apollo. 
 AiX(pbg, ov, 6, a citizen of Delphi. 
 AeXipol, wv, ot, Delphi, celebrated 
 
 for the oracle of Apollo. 
 AEA^rS, vog, 1), Mo\. (iiX<pvg, 
 the matrix, the womb ; whence 
 (134) 
 
 AES 
 
 dSe\<}>oi, brothers by the same 
 mother. 
 A£Xw,f. fXw, to catch with a bait, 
 
 entrap : as if fr. daiio, to feast. 
 AE'MAS, Tb, undecl. the body, 
 
 frame, form, person : fr. iffno, 
 
 to build. 
 
 Ag/iac, as, like, adv. of similitudo. 
 AE'MNION,ov, TO, a bed, coudi, 
 
 bedstead ; bird's nest ; ikuvia, 
 
 Toi, marriage-beds. 
 AsftvtoTTjprjg, ov, b, guarding or 
 
 keeping the bed : dk^viov,TripH<). 
 AE'MQ, to build, construct ; a. 1. 
 
 tSsifia, pt. dtinag, pf. m. Sico^ta. 
 Asuo), or ddfivio, obs. for Safiaw^ 
 
 to tame, subdue, kill ; f. 1. h- 
 
 fiCj, p. SkdfiTjKa, by sync, for Ct- 
 
 SkfirjKa, f. 2. Safioj, a. 2. i^afxov, 
 
 a. 2. pass, iddfirjv, inf. dafxifvm 
 
 & ^a/i^/ic vat, part. Cafitlg, f vrnr, 
 
 perf. pass, ^e^/uij/iatjpart. itc^ii}- 
 
 fiBvog. 
 AevSiXXu), an Ion. verb, to turn 
 
 the eyes about, wmk with thu 
 
 eyes ; f. X<J : fr. Sivio), iXXog. 
 Aivdpeov, ov, Tb, a tree, wood, 
 
 poet, for dsvSpov, the same. 
 AevSpT}eig, tffffa, (v, woody, a- 
 
 bounding in trees. Th. ^h'^pov. 
 AevSpiov, ov, Tb, a little trco, 
 
 shrub ; dim. fr. SkvSpov. 
 AevSpoKof-iog, 6, »;, fostering trees: 
 
 fr. ckv^pOV, KOfiTJ. 
 
 Aev^poKOTrkii), w, to cut down 
 trees : fr. div^pov, kotttu). 
 
 AE'NAPON, ov, TO, & Akvdpoc, 
 eog, rb, a tree, root, stock. 
 
 Atv^poTrrj^ojv, ovog, b, »), hurtful 
 to trees : fr. ^kvSpov, 7ri]fta. 
 
 AevSpog, tog, Tb, Ion. = Stv^pov. 
 
 AtvSpoTonkto, io, f. r}(Toj, to fell or 
 prune trees : fr. Ikv^pov, Tfjxvio. 
 
 Atvdpu)Sr]g, eog, 6, ij, of or like a 
 tree : & 
 
 Aev^ouJTig, i^og, >), woody, sylvan: 
 fr. ckvdpov. 
 
 Aevvd^u), f. aVw, p. deSevvaKa, to 
 curse, revile, reproach : fr. 
 
 AE'NNOS, ov, 6, a reproach, in- 
 sult, contumely. 
 
 AeKai, take, a. 1. imper. m. fr. 
 Sexoficii, or Ion. for ^fUat, to 
 show, a. 1. inf. act. fr. SeiKvvfu. 
 
 AeKafievi), rjg, rj, a receptaek-, 
 commonly of water; a reser- 
 voir, cistern, lake : fr. 
 
 AESIA\ dg, »/, poet. StKiTina, 
 (X^ip, und.) the right hand ; a 
 promise given by the right hand ; 
 S. XafitXv Kai dovvai, to make a 
 treaty : fr. Stx^^^ai- Hence 
 
 Af^ta^ijv, adv. on the right haml. 
 
 Af^ta^u;, to use the right hand. 
 
 At^idofiai, same as htibofiai. 
 
 AtKinT)Xog, b, r), receiving sheep 
 as offerings: fr. Ssxofiai, nijXor. 
 
 AeKioyviog, b, 1), poet, having jprc- 
 per and active limbs: fr. ^et«ot> 
 yi;Toi'. 
 
 AEn 
 
 A«|i6Xaj3og, ov, 0, an attendant, 
 guard, spearman ; Trapa Tb Xa- 
 3hv 'riiv Tou [3a(nXs(jjg de^idv, 
 from being at the right hand of 
 the king, or from holding the 
 spear in the right hand. 
 At^ioo/iai, ovfjai, f. ojffofiai, p. Se- 
 de^iionat,to join the right hand, 
 take by the right hand, enter- 
 tain courteously, greet, welcome: 
 fr. deKid. 
 
 At^ibg, a, bv, right, on the right 
 hand, auspicious, lucky, dexter- 
 ous, skilful, polite, courteous ; 
 ^t^id, Tii, the right-hand side. 
 Ai^i6(Teipog, b, 1), the trace-horse 
 ou the right side, the strongest, 
 epith. of Mars : fr. St^iog, treipd. 
 AdioTTig, ijTog, r/, dexterity, skil- 
 fulness : fr. StKi-og. 
 Ae^iouiVTo, for idt^iovvTo, 3 pi. 
 impf. m. of diKibofiai. 
 Ae^tTrupoc, o, »/, receiving fire : 
 fr. dkxo^ai, -rrvp. 
 MKig, «u>g, I/, a reception, agree- 
 ment : fr. Skxonai. 
 AeKiTepbg, a, bv, the same as Ce- 
 Kiog I SeKiTepy, dat. sing. Ion. f. 
 g. : fr. de^id, the right hand. 
 AtKuovv^og, 6, »/, of auspicious 
 name, right : fr. ^t^ioc, bvof-ia. 
 At^rwg, adv. prosperously, luckily, 
 dexterously, skilfully: fr. dt^iog. 
 AiKiiofftg, eiog, r), a taking by the 
 right hand, salutation, congra- 
 tulation : fr. the same. 
 AeKnoTepov, adverbially, towards 
 or on the right hand : & ^e^iw- 
 rara, most dexterously. 
 AfKiiOTSpog, more dexterous, 
 comp. & deKioJTUTog, superl. fr. 
 SfXiog. 
 
 Afo/iai, to pray, ask, entreat ; 
 want, need, require ; with a 
 gen. ; impf. iSeoixtjv, eov, keTO, 
 f. 1. Serjaofiai, perf. hStTjfiai, fr. 
 the obs. dekofiai, a. 1. pass, tdi- 
 i]dt]v, a. 1. imper. pass. SerjOjiTi, 
 
 2 pi. SefjOnn, pray ; pres. part. 
 dto^evog : fr. ^a, it is necessary. 
 Th. ^6(i>. Also pass, of deio, to 
 bind. 
 
 A6OV, they bound, for thov. Ion. 
 
 3 pi. imperf. ind. act. fr. Ssio. 
 A'eov, ovTog, Tb, fit, becoming, 
 
 proper, right, advantageous ; 
 necessary, wanting, deficient, 
 pres. part. n. g. as ^ov fe<Trt, it 
 is necessary ; pi. Skovra : fr. 
 impers. hX, it is necessary : hence 
 Ae6vTU)g,iidv. commodiously, fitly, 
 
 properly. 
 
 Alog, tog, poet. StXog, Tb, fear. 
 Th. Seidi,}, to fear. 
 
 AE2 
 
 Hence 
 At7ra<Trpatog, a, ov, belonging to 
 cups, or drinking. 
 Akpa, ag, i], the top of a mountain, 
 Hesych. ; in which signif hipdg 
 is used. Also Dor. for ^£p»;. 
 Aspaiov, ov, TO, a necklace, col- 
 lar : fr. ^sptj. 
 AE'PAS, aTog, to, a skin, hide. 
 Akpl3n, i}g, »/, the name of a city. 
 Hebr. a goad. Hence Aep(iaXog, 
 ov, b, a citizen of Derbe. 
 Atpyua, aTog, to, aspect, look ; 
 
 fr. CEpKio, to see. 
 AE'PH, 7]g, 1), & A ip>), r/c, >'/, the 
 
 neck, throat ; a top, summit. 
 AhOpov, ov, Tb, the beak or bill 
 of a bird, as if an instrument 
 for taking off the skin. 
 AepKkffKu), or -o^ai, the same as 
 
 ^£p»cu> & -ofiai. 
 AfpKi6wi'rai,poet. for SepKivJurai, 
 3 pi. pres. m. contr. fr. ^epKido- 
 fiai, to see. Th. dkpicu), the same. 
 AepKonevd'ujv, Mo\. for hpKojie- 
 vCJv, gen. pi. f. g. fr. hpKOfievr], 
 fr. ^kpKix) or d'epKofJiat, to see. 
 AE'PKQ, or Aspico/xai, to see, be- 
 hold,look at, glance, beam, glare, 
 hear, live ; f. Koj, p. SkdepKa, f. 
 2. SapKCj, by metath. dpaKvJ, a. 2. 
 t^apfcor, by metath. tCpaKov, 
 a. 2. inf. 'SapKeXv, by metath. 
 dpaKtlv, perf. m. ckdopKa, for 
 which also dk^poKa, by metath. ; 
 perf. pass. Skdepyfiai, a. I. pass. 
 tdspx^n^, part. StpxOdg. ^ ^ 
 Akplia, aTog, Tb, same as Stpag, 
 a skin, hide : fr. dkpoj. Hence 
 AepfiaTtvog, r], ov, made of skin. 
 AtpfivXXo), f. Xui, to flay, strip off" 
 the skin, discover : h\ dipfia. 
 Atpog, eog, Tb, same as Sspag, Ion. 
 Akppig, eiog, 1), a skin, coarse cloth 
 made of goats' hair : fr. S'spag. 
 Acprpov, ov, Tb, the coat of fat 
 covering the bowels, the caul ; 
 a beak : fr. the same. 
 AepxOtlg, tvTog, a. 1. part. pass. 
 
 fr. idspx^n^j of SspKu), to see. 
 Af pw, to skin, flay, scourge, beat, 
 lay bare ; f. 1. ceoio, f. 2. ^apii, 
 p. dkdepKa, a. 1. eCeipa, a, 2. eda- 
 pov, perf. pass. dsSapfiai, by 
 metath. dkdpafiai, ffai, rat, a. 2. 
 pass. kddpTjv, f. 2. pass, daprj- 
 ffofiai. 
 AkcTig, eiog, r/, a tying, binding, 
 knot, joining : fr. 6e(x). 
 Aiff^a, arog, Tb, a bond, chain, 
 fillet : fr. the same. 
 Ae(Tfitvio, to tie, bind, fasten, put 
 in chains, imprison, f. ev^rio, p. 
 dtdkffntvKa, a. 1. iSkcrixevffa : fr. 
 
 A£7ra6(r(Ttv, to cups, dat. pi. Ion. ^e<rfiog, ov o. £h Ssio 
 
 fr. ^87rag. 
 AtTrd^io, f. d(Tu), p. StdeiraKa, to 
 
 drink : fr. 
 AE'riAS, arog & aoc, Tb, a cup, 
 
 goblet, bowl ; nom. pi. StTra. 
 
 Aifffiko), f. rjffo), p. 6fSt(T^ijKa, im- 
 perf. pass. kct<Tfikofitiv ovfitiv, 
 kov ov, sero eXro, the same, & 
 fr. the same. 
 
 A'taiu]) nSf >/> a bundle. Th. ?£w. 
 (135) 
 
 AEY 
 
 Asfffiiog, 6, >/, bound : fr. Stio,^ 
 Aeffjxbg, ov, b, a bond, chain, im- 
 prisonment ; pi. oc ?6(T/ioi & rd 
 Serrixd, bonds, shackles, fetters : 
 fr. the same th. 
 AefTfxotpvXaK, aKog, b, 1), for Accr- 
 fiio(pvXa^, a gaoler, keeper of a 
 prison : fr. ceofibg, (pvXdffffot. 
 Aefffioio, to cast into prison, bind, 
 tie ; f. u>rr(t», p. pass. Sec'eff^iojixai: 
 fr. Ssfffiog. Hence 
 As(Tii(i)ixa, aTog, Tb, a bandage, 
 
 bond, chain : & 
 AetTfiioTripiov, ov, Tb, a prison : & 
 Ae(TfHjjTT]g, ov, 6, one bound, a 
 
 captive, prisoner : & 
 AefffiioTig, idog, 1), a captive. 
 AESno'ZQjf. 6(Tit), to rule, com- 
 mand, obtain or have unlimited 
 power, master ; pass, to be ruled, 
 obey. 
 AecTTToiva, »;Cj»/j a mistress, queen: 
 
 fr. ^£(T7ro^w. 
 Ae<nr6(nog, b, 17, = ^taTToffvvog. 
 Ae<T7ro(rvv)j, Tjg, 1), a master's 
 daughter, fem. fr. SeffTToavvog. 
 Also Ion. & i>oct. for ^(nroTtia, 
 dominion, power. Th. ^tffTro^w. 
 Ae(nT6<Jvvog, rj, ov, poet, the same 
 as SerjTTOTiKbg, belonging to a 
 master : 6 ^eaTcoavvog, subst. a 
 master's son : fr. the same. ^ 
 Afo-TTorfta, ag, >'/, rule, sovereign- 
 ty, dominion : & 
 Ae<nroTk<jj, f. naio, to rule, be 
 master of : decFTroTto^ai, to be 
 directed, subject to : fr. 
 A€(T7r6r??c, ou, 6, a lord, master, 
 iniler, sovereign, king, husband, 
 possessor, owner ; dat. ^sffTToTy ; 
 voc. a; SedTTOTa ; ^effTroTtjg vautv, 
 Neptune : fr. StffTro/^io. Hence 
 AeffiroTiKbg, 1), bv, belonging to a 
 master ; despotic, imperious : to 
 hairoTiKov, the power of ruling : 
 hence 
 Ae(yTroTiKSjg, adv., despotically, 
 after the manner of a master. 
 AeaiTOTig, tdog, 1), the same as Se- 
 (TTToiva, a mistress : fr. Setnro^u). 
 AeTa, ag, a. Dor. for Aer//, a pipe ; 
 
 & by metalepsis, a torch. 
 AtraJ, bundles, fagots : fr. 
 Aerbg, rj, bv, tied, bound. Th. 
 
 Atve, for tSevt, 3 sing, imperf., as 
 also SeveffKov, poet, for tcevov, 
 imperf. fr. hmo, to moisten. 
 
 AevTicTOfxai, I shall want, f. 1. poet, 
 for hr}(T0^ai, fr. Sevofiai, by 
 .^ol. epenth. for ^eofiai. Th. ^£w, 
 to want. 
 
 AevKaX'sojv, ovog, & -ioiv, lovog, 6, 
 a proper name, Deucalion. 
 
 AEi)KOS, tog, to, for yXevKog, 
 sweetness, according to the Co- 
 hans. 
 
 AevoiaTO, may they want, pres. 
 opt. m. Ion. for ^evoivTo, fr. Sev- 
 ofJiai, JEo\. for deofiai. Th. deu}. 
 
AEY 
 
 Aivojiaiff. devffofiaijto be wetted 
 or moistened, become wet, part, 
 pres. dtvofievog, wet, moist. Th. 
 
 Atvofiaif poet, by ^ol. epenth. 
 of V for ckofiaij f. devrjffofiaij to 
 want, need, be deficient, be 
 without, be inferior ; whence 
 
 AEvofitvoQf ?j, ov, wanting ; part, 
 pres. poet, for Stofievog, rj, ov ; 
 fr. dtiy it is fit. Th. ^Iw, to want. 
 
 AevovTO, they were moistened, 3 
 pi. imperf. pass. Ion. of ^tuw. 
 
 Atvp\ Att. Stvpi, also ^fupw, for 
 
 AEi/PO, adv. hither, to this place, 
 come hither, here, hitherto. 
 
 Aevffy, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. act. fr. 
 C(vw, to moisten ; f. Itvffw. 
 
 AtvaoTToibg, ov, 6, a dyer ; adj. 
 well-dyed ; metaph. indelible : 
 fr. Sevcjy TToteu). 
 
 AtvTarog, ij, ov, the last; fr. Stv- 
 Tipog, second. 
 
 Atiire (before an aspirate AevO'), 
 adv. come, make haste, hither ; 
 StvTt 6i), come hither: fr. diiipo. 
 
 AfvTspa, for Aevrepov, or Aevts- 
 piog, adv. secondly, in the second 
 place, again : & 
 
 AtvTipdlog, a, ov, secondary, on 
 the second day : & 
 
 AevreptXa, wv, ra, the second 
 prize, place, or rank : & 
 
 AevTiptvu), to be second, follow, 
 come behmd, be vanquished: & 
 
 AEvrepid^uj, f. dauj, to play the 
 second part, hold the second 
 rank i fr. hvrtpog. 
 
 AevTepodtKCLTT], r]g, r), the second- 
 ary tithe, tithe of tithe, paid by 
 the law of Moses from the Le- 
 vites to the priests. 
 
 AtvTEpoXoykuj, at, f. 170-^, to speak 
 a second time, speak second : 
 fr. StvTepog, Xtyw. 
 
 AtvTfpoXoyia, ag, j), the second 
 turn in speaking or acting : fr. 
 the same, 
 
 Aevrepov, adv. in the second 
 place, neut. g. fr. Sevrepog. 
 
 Aevrtpovofiiov, ov, rb, the repe- 
 tition of the law ; the fifth book 
 of Moses ; Deuteronomy : fr. 
 
 AevTipovofiog, ov, 6, the second 
 or after-law: fr. devrepog, vofxog. 
 
 AevrepoTTpwrog, 6, 1), the first 
 sabbath reckoning from the se- 
 cond day of the passover : fr. 
 dtvrepog, TrpuJTog. 
 
 AEY'TEPOS, a, ov, second, infe- 
 rior, after, next, other; Sevrepog 
 EKeivov, next to him ; devrepov, 
 of inferior consideration ; adv. 
 secondly : Ik Sevrkpov, in the 
 second turn : fr. dvoj, as if Sv6- 
 repOQ. Hence 
 AivrepSoj, at, f. wffoj, to act after, 
 
 repeat, act a second or subordi- 
 nate part ; also 
 AevTtpotfia, arog, rb, a second 
 
 AH 
 
 action, repetition ; & 
 
 Aevripujg, adv. secondly ; & 
 
 AevTEpwaig, ewg, r;, a second ac- 
 tion or <n'der, repetition. 
 
 Atvit), f. Stvriffoj, to want, be de- 
 ficient or inferior. See devofxai. 
 
 AEY'Q, to wet, water, moisten, 
 shed, fill, mix, dye, f. hvao), p. 
 U^tVKa, a. 1. eitvaa, a. 1. subj. 
 hyaoj, yg, y. 
 
 AE'*Q, to skin, flay, soften, 
 moisten, knead; f. \pio, p. ^ece<pa. 
 
 Asxdfi^oTog, 6, t), having ten 
 knots : fr. dsKct, iifi/xa. 
 
 Atxarai, for it^ix^'^^h Ion. pei*f. 
 pass. 3 pi. for Stceyfievoi tiffi ; 
 fr. Hxf*p^ai, to take. 
 
 Aexhp^tpogy b, r), lasting ten days: 
 fr. Hkq, I'lpipa, a day. 
 
 A£x^«t> to have taken, perf. inf. 
 Ion. & poet, for SeUx&cih t^fX" 
 Oetg, a. 1. part. pass. fr. ikx^^^uu. 
 
 Asxpevog, by sync, for cexofievog, 
 pres. part. fr. the same verb. 
 
 Aixwi-iai, the same as 
 
 AE'XOMAI, to take, accept, re- 
 ceive, promise, undertake, enter- 
 tain, admit, approve, embrace, 
 choose, prefer, wish, except, be- 
 lieve, wait for, withstand, follow 
 after, pursue ; f, de^ofiai, p. ^£- 
 leyjxai, ^ai, Krai, a. 1. m. tde^- 
 dfxi)v, u), aro, a. 1. imper. m. 
 UKai, a. 1. subj. m. ^t^infiai, y, 
 rjTat, pi. de^ojfieOa, r](jO(, tvvrai, 
 a. 1. inf. m. Se^aaOai, a. 1. part, 
 m. £tKdfxevog, 1], ov, perf. m. 
 CfSoKa. 
 
 Ai-^a, T]g, r), a skin, Suid. fr. Cf<pu). 
 
 Ati//£w, w, also Af;//w, to soften, 
 tan or steep as leatlier, f. ijaoj, 
 a. 1. £^f;//?;(Ta, part, de^pijaag: fr. 
 
 AE Q, to bind, tie, chain, fetter, 
 hinder, oblige ; f. Sijcrio, p. Sede- 
 Ka, a. 1. tdjjrra, a. 1. imper. ^i}- 
 aov, dro), pi. Syaare, bind, a. 1. 
 subj. ^ffoj, yg, y, a. 1. part. 
 £r}aag, avrog ; perf. pass, iedt- 
 ixai, perf. inf. pass. SediaOai, 
 perf. part. pass. deSeiiivog, t), 
 ov, bound ; a. 1. pass. IdeOrjv, 
 T]g, 17, a. 1. inf. pass. StOiivai, f. 
 1. pass. de0r)(TOfjiai. 
 
 Aetu, f. hi](Tu}, fr. obs. ^e'eut, to 
 want, be far from, pray. See 
 bko^ai. 
 
 AH*, indeed, truly, accordingly, 
 then, at length ; ironic, truly, 
 forsooth ; a mark of repetition 
 as, I say. Instead of ^1) are used 
 SrjTTov Si ^ifTTovOev, but in verse 
 ^n pa. In verse it is sometimes 
 placed before, and sometimes 
 after ; in prose, always after. It 
 is sometimes an expletive ; as in 
 og dtj, Sr/, &c. & often dr) for 
 de; Iriye, surely: rl Sr}; why so ? 
 wg drj, as plainly; Si) dpiaroi, l»v 
 far the best ; ^Trore, at length': 
 (136) 
 
 AHA 
 
 dj) Tore, then in tnith, at that 
 very time: trii ^17; are you not ? 
 p.i) Si) ; why not? ri ^17; why 
 so ? Kai di), granting that ; kui 
 h) icai, and even, moreover; sup- 
 pose even that. 
 A^, for dey, it may be proper, 3 
 sing. pres. subj. fr. Sel. 
 Aijyfia, arog, rb, a bite, sting, 
 
 wound : fr. SaKVio. 
 Aijyftbg, ov, 6, a biting, bite : 
 
 fr. the same. 
 Aijyoio, f. (tXTit), to fill, Ilesych. 
 Aijtre, 2 pi. pres. ind. of ^r}M, to 
 find ; which more fretiuently 
 has a future signification. 
 
 AT)Od,a, long while ; AijOci or Aj/- 
 OaKig, frequently ; adv. fr. h)v. 
 
 At]9ay6pog, b, //, talkative, oiu^ 
 who talks a long time : fr. dtjOit, 
 dyopevu), to speak. 
 
 ArjOtv, thence indeed, that is to 
 say,namely, forsooth, adv. fr. h). 
 
 ArjOvvu), to delay, tarry, loiter, 
 retard, prolong, pres. part. Cij- 
 9v'v(Dv, ovrog, ace. drjOvvovra : 
 fr. ^rjOd, fr. Sr}v. 
 
 ATj'idXwrug, ov, b, a prisoner of 
 war, jilundered : ^I'fiog, dXinKuj. 
 
 Aij'idu), u>, to bum u]>, ravage, as 
 also Ar/i^w & Arj'ioio : fr. iaiw. 
 
 AifiKoiovra, ace. sing. fr. AifiKuiov, 
 Deicoon, a proper name. 
 
 Affiog, a, ov, tr 6, y, Ion. for 
 cd'iog, a, ov, belonging to an 
 enemy, hostile, furious, warlike, 
 ravaging ; gen. Ion. ^rjioio, for 
 ov, dat. pi. Ion. h]iot(Ti : fr. 
 da lit). Hence 
 
 Ar]'iort)g, ijrog, t), a battle, con- 
 flict, hostility, war. 
 
 Aifioio, a, & by contr. dyoio, Co, to 
 lay waste, devastate, burn, slay, 
 conquer : fr. daiu). 
 
 ArjiTrvXog, ov, b, Deipylus, a pro- 
 per name. 
 
 AT]i7rvpog, ov, b, Deipyrus, a pro- 
 per name. 
 
 Aifig, idog, j),battle,war : fr. daiw. 
 
 AH'KOKTA, scil. Uara, a Greek 
 word formed fr. the Lat. de- 
 coda, boiled. 
 
 ArjKrijpiog, b, y, biting, vexing, 
 galling, wounding ; whence per- 
 haps the Lat. (Uderliim. Th. 
 laKVit). 
 
 AjjKryg, ov, b, & ArjKriKbg, »), bv, 
 the same, and fr. the same. 
 
 ArjKO), f. Tj^o), J), dtdijx^) obs. to 
 bite. See daKvio. 
 
 AijXaSrj, thence indeed, to wit, 
 doubtless, clearly, certainlv ; 
 adv. fr. SifXa, dy. 
 
 ArjXevfievog, Dor. for SyXovfievog, 
 Jires. part. pass. fr. 
 
 AHAE'Q, to hurt, injure, violate, 
 lay waste, rob, corrupt, deceive; 
 f. TjiTU}, p. dtSi)Xr]Ka. Lai. dileo. 
 
 AtjXyeig, ecraa, ev, baneful : & 
 
 AyXrjfia, arog, rb, injury, destruc- 
 
 AHM 
 
 tion : fr. the above. 
 
 AtiXiip-tov, ovog, b, »/, hurtful, in- 
 jurious, pernicious : \. 
 
 Ail\i]Tig, eijjg, //, a hurting : & 
 
 ^j;X;/r//p,^poc,6,hurtful,noxious; 
 a destroyer : fr. the same. 
 
 ^tjXrjrt'ipiov, ov, rb, anything de- 
 kterious, poisonous, or perni- 
 cious : fr. 
 
 A)l\i]ri)pLog, a, ov, deleterious, 
 hurtful, destructive, deadly : fr. 
 ajXto), to hurt. 
 
 Ai]\ia, rd, feasts of Apollo in the 
 isle of Delos : fr. AtjXog, an 
 island so called. 
 
 S)]\uig, dSog, y, Delian, a female 
 (»f Delos. 
 
 MjXiov, ov, rb, a city of Boeotia. 
 
 MjXiog, adj. Delian ; also Apollo: 
 fr. Delos, an island so called. 
 
 A/'/Xo/iat, to wish ; Dor. fr. AyXij, 
 T/c, >/, will : fr. OfXu). 
 
 AT/yXor, ov, rb, a temple of Apollo: 
 neut. g. fr. CyXog, manifest. 
 
 At]\ov6ri, clearly, certainly, alto- 
 gether, adv. : fr. SyXov on, 
 (l)avtpbv itrri, it is evident. 
 
 AH'^AOS, y, ov, manifest, evi- 
 dent, well-known, certain, clear; 
 frequently followed by a parti- 
 ciple ; as dyXog yv iTnOvfxutv, 
 it was evident that he desired, 
 Xen. K. 'A. ii. 6, 21. hence 
 
 Af/Xog, ov, y, Delos, the name of 
 an island, so called because it 
 suddenly emerged from the sea, 
 and became visible ; or for its 
 celebrity, or because from thence 
 were given SqXa or oracles. 
 
 A;;Xow,to declare,manifest, show, 
 make known ; impf. idyXoov 
 ovy, oeg ovg, oe ov, f. u)(tu), p. 
 ctCi'iXujKa, a. 1. pass. iSyXibOyp. 
 Th. dijXog. 
 
 AijXiofxa, arog, rbf a manifesta- 
 tion, proof : & 
 
 AilXutg, adv. openly, evidently, 
 manifestly : also 
 
 A»/Xw(Ttg, (log, y, a manifestation, 
 declaration. In lxx. Urim and 
 Thummim. 
 
 ^i]^iayu)yEoj, at, f. yffio, to lead 
 the people, conciliate the favour 
 of the people : fr. Syfiayioyog. 
 
 ArjjMayojyta, iag, y, the govern- 
 ment of the people, leading of 
 the people, poj)ularity : & 
 
 Atjf^iayioyiKog, y, bv, demagogue, 
 belonging to a demagogue : fr. 
 
 A///myojyoe, ov, b, a leader of 
 the j)eople, demagogue : fr. 5y- 
 /log, dyu). 
 
 Ai]liapxia, ag, r), the tribune- 
 si lip of the people : & 
 
 ^i]fiapxog, ov, b, a tribune of the 
 people, prefect, baiUtf : fr. 5y- 
 
 /^"ffj apxh. 
 ^ilfitvaig, Eijjg, y, confiscation, 
 
 proscription : fr. 
 ^nuevuiy f. tvaioy to confiscate. 
 
 AHM 
 
 proscribe, banish. Th. dyfiog. 
 
 Ayfiyyopsb), to harangue, address 
 the people, f. //tw, p. dtSyp.y- 
 yop»?/ca:fx\^/;/ti»/yopoe, an orator: 
 fr. Syjiog, dyopkuj, same as dyo- 
 pevo). 
 
 Ayfiijyopia, ag, y, an harangue, 
 oration, deliberation : & 
 
 AyfiyyopiKog, y, bv, skilled in 
 making an harangue : fr. 
 
 Ayiiyyopog, ov, b, haranguing the 
 people, oratorical ; an orator, 
 speech-maker : fr. the same. 
 
 AynyXdaiog, a, ov, driving from 
 among the people : & 
 
 Ay fiyXarog, 6, y, driven from the 
 people : fr. dyfJiog, kXavvu). 
 
 Ay nyryp, epog or rpog, y, Ceres, 
 tlie goddess of corn, as if yyfirj- 
 Typ,fv. Sy, Dor. for v/},the earth, 
 & fiyryp, mother. Or by sync, 
 as dyfiofxyryp, nourisher of the 
 people : or fr. iyo), to seek. 
 
 Aijfiyrpa, ag, y, the same as A)?- 
 fxyryp, Ceres. 
 
 Ayp,yrpia, wv, rd, the festival of 
 Ceres. 
 
 AyfxyrpiaKog, y, bv, & 
 
 Ayfirjrpiog, b, y, belonging to 
 Ceres : fr. Ayfxyryp. 
 
 Ay/xyrpiog, ov, b, a man's name. 
 
 Ayfxyrpvujv, fiyv, a month so call- 
 ed fr. Ay fiijryp, because sacred 
 to Ceres : also called Ay^yrpiog. 
 
 Ay fiia, it)v, rd, things given to or 
 by the people : adv. publicly : 
 fr. drjpiog. 
 
 Ayfiidiov, ov, rb, the poorer sort 
 of people, dim. fr. Syjxog. 
 
 Ayixi^o), f. ato, to flatter or court 
 the people : fr. dijfxog. 
 
 Ayfiioepybg, ov, b, the same as 
 dyfiiovpyog. 
 
 Ayfii07rXy9r]i,f tog, n, y, full of 
 people, crowded: Syfiog, TrXy Oog. 
 
 Ay fJiioTrpdrug, 6, ?}, publicly sold, 
 confiscated : fr. Sypiog, rrpdiu. 
 
 Aijfjiiog, a, ov, or 6, r), of the peo- 
 ple, public, plebeian ; subst. -og, 
 ov, 6, a public ofticer, lictor, 
 hangman. Th. dynog. 
 
 Ay fxiovpy el ov, ov, rb, a work- 
 shop : & 
 
 Ayfiiovpyto), f. 7;<tcj, p. yKa, to 
 form, make, effect, be an arti- 
 ficer or mechanic : & 
 
 Ayfiiovpyyfia, arog, rb, & Ayfii- 
 ovpyia, ag, y, any thing made 
 or fabricated, work, workman- 
 ship, public business : & 
 
 AyfiiovpyiKbg, y, bv, skilled in 
 working, mechanical : fr. 
 
 Ayp.iovpybg,']^oet. Ayfiioepybg, ov, 
 6, y, a servant of the public, 
 builder, workman, who Stjixiov 
 ipy antral, works for the public: 
 among the Achrcans and Pelo- 
 ponnesians, a chief magisti*ate : 
 fr. lypiog, tpyov. 
 
 Anuoj36pog, b, »/, who devours 
 
 I ^ (137) 
 
 AHM 
 
 the goods of the people : fr. 
 dyp^og, jiopd. 
 
 Ayfxoyepovreg, senators, elders of 
 the people ; nom. ])1. fr. 
 
 Ayp.oyepo)v, ovrog, b, a senator : 
 fr. Sfjfiog, yepujv. 
 
 Ay fxoOev, adv. from the people : 
 fr. di'ip.og. 
 
 AyfioOpovg, 6, y, causing tumult 
 among the people : fr. dyfiog^ 
 Opovg. 
 
 Ay fioKardpdrog, b, y, hateful to 
 the people, obnoxious to public 
 execration : fr. Si)p,og, Karapd- 
 op.ai. 
 
 AyfioKpavTog, 6, »/, ratified by the 
 people : fr. dyfjiog, Kpaivut. 
 
 AyfioKpareoixai, ovfxai, f. yffofiai, 
 to live under the government of 
 the people or a democracy : & 
 
 AyfioKparia, ag, y, a popular go- 
 vernment, democracy: fr.drjfjiog, 
 Kpartu), fr. Kpdrog. 
 
 Ay ^oKpari^u), f. tVtu, to favour de- 
 mocratical principles of goveni- 
 mant : & 
 
 AyfioKpariKog, rj, bv, pertaining 
 or inclined to democracy, demo- 
 cratical. Hence 
 
 AyfiOKpariKoJg, adv. in a demo- 
 cratic way, like a democracy, 
 according to a popular form of 
 government : fr. the same. 
 
 Ayp,6Kpirog, ov, 6, Democritus, a 
 philosopher : as if dyfiov Kpirrjg. 
 
 Ay ixoXevffTog, b, y, stoned by the 
 people : fr. typ-og, Xevio. 
 
 Ay^Lov'tKog, ov, b, Demonicus, a 
 man's name ; voc. cJ AyixoviKe. 
 
 Ay^i6np.ai, ovpai, to amuse or 
 court the people : fr. dyfiog. 
 
 AyfioTriOrjKog, b, y, deceiving the 
 people by tricks : fr. dijfxog, tt'i- 
 OyKog. 
 
 AyjiOTrpaKrog, y, ov, or 6, y, pub- 
 lic, done, decreed, &c. by the 
 people : fr. dyfiog, irpaffaut. 
 
 Ay flop pitpyg, sog, 6, y, made pub- 
 lic, spread abroad by the people: 
 fr. drjpog, piTrru). 
 
 AH"M02, 01;, o, the people, po- 
 pulace, commonalty ; district, 
 country ; borough, tribe : as if 
 fr. dfu), to tie. 
 
 Ay fibg, ov, b, fat, so called from 
 its capability of burning, or be- 
 cause it was burnt in sacrifices : 
 fr. da ill). 
 
 AyfioaOkvyg, eog, ovg, b, Demo- 
 sthenes, a celebrated Athenian 
 orator ; as if Syp.ov aQspog, the 
 strength or power of the people. 
 
 Ay fiOffOeviKog, y, bv, belonging 
 to Demosthenes. 
 
 Aynoaiq., adv. publicly, at the 
 public expense, opposed to Iciq,, 
 privately; dat. fem. fr. Sypoaiog. 
 
 Aypoffisvoj, f. ev(Tio, actively, to 
 publish, divulge, confiscate ; 
 neut. to transact the business of 
 
AHn 
 
 AIA 
 
 a state ; opposed to idicortvio. | ever, once, in time past, adv. fr. 
 
 AnuocTiog, a, oy, belonging to or| ^/), TTore. 
 concerning the people, public ; A^Wou, ^/;7roy0ev adv certau.ly, 
 opposed to I^tog ; to drjti6<nov; assuredly, clearly, mdeed, pei- 
 the public treasury, a prison : haps : fr. drj, ttov. 
 ^nt^oaiiog, adv. publicly: frA,;pt«(u, ai, f. a ^o,, to contend, 
 Si^uoc ^'i^'^y quarrel. Th. ^»/pig. 
 
 Aiz/TocTuir/jCOU, 6, plebeian, vile, A/^pc^oi, & A/^p.Vffo;, rru>, the 
 fromthedregsof the people; a same. 
 publican,farmerof therevenues: A//^tv0r,r,,v, they contended, S 
 
 fr. dr]fi6(noQj djvkofiai. 
 
 dual a. 1. pass. Ion. fr. 
 
 A^aorTx^)g, ^oc, 6, V, at the cost Ar;p7Va,, the same as 5„ptaa), to 
 of the people, public : fr.c^.y/ioe, fight, contend Th. ^^yptg. 
 Tt\'s(jj. Ai/pjo^ai, to tight, contend : fr. 
 
 ArifioTtpoc, a, or, = SrjfioriKog. 
 Ar](ioTsp7rnQ, koQ, 6, r/, agreeable 
 to the people: fr. di)ixog,Tfp7rio. 
 ArjfioTrjQ, ov, 6, fem. ArifioTig, 
 i^og, i), plebeian, a common per- 
 son, one of the same tribe, a 
 private individual : & 
 AniiOTiKOQ, /), ov, plebeian, pub- 
 lic, popular: fr. ^O/iog: whence 
 A?7/iortKu>g, adv. in a popular 
 
 manner : & 
 ArmoTiKujTaTOQ, t], ov, superl. 
 AniiovxoQy ov, 0, ruling or pro- 
 tecting the people ; a president 
 of the people among the Thes- 
 pians. I 
 Arino<pdyog, 6, r/, a devourer of 
 
 the people : fr. dijjxog, 0«yw. 
 Ari^oXapiariiQ, ov, 6, a flattering, 
 artful demagogue : fr. ^tuiog, 
 ^api'^w. 
 AnHi^^rjg. (OS, 6, 7;, popular, pub- 
 lic, vulgar, ordinary; ace. pi. 
 n. g. di]fiui5i] : fr. ^nfiog. 
 Aijfiojfjia, aTog, to, popular amuse- 
 ment, sport : fr. (^i^/xoo/xat. 
 At] fiuxptXrjg, tog, 6, 1), service- 
 able to the people ; hence to 
 StjixoJiptXeg, kog, public utility : 
 fr. crj^og, uxpeX'sio. 
 AH'N, adv. a long while. 
 A7;vai6c, d, bv, daily, lasting, 
 
 long-lived, ancient : fr. ^)>. 
 AHNA'PION, 01', TO, a denarius, 
 a Roman coin ; in value about 
 71 pence. 
 AH'NOS, eog, to, a design, coun- 
 sel, artifice, art, machination : 
 fr. ^/)i',as being for a long while 
 deliberated. 
 ArjK, Kog, 1), a worm that cats 
 
 into timber : fr. ^ukvid. 
 AriliQvixog, b, rj, gnawing or prey- 
 ins on the heart : fr. SciKuto, 
 Ovfiog. 
 AiiKig.tag, »/» a biting, bite: fr. 
 
 dcLKVd). 
 
 Ai'iKio, I will bite, prick, f. 1. of 
 
 ^Akvix), fr. SfiKOJ. 
 Ayoo), w, f. w«Tw, to lay waste, 
 
 ravage, devastate, by sync, for 
 
 Srjiou), the same ; cyioOtlg, a. 1. 
 
 part. pass. : fr. Ctiiog. 
 AfjTTfp, at least, adv. fr. tV/. 
 ArjTToOtVf whencesoever, adv. 
 ArjTTOTe, sometimes, at length. 
 
 A'^PIS, Eiog, >/, contention, quar- 
 rel, battle ; ace. Siipiv, as if 
 ddipig, fr. ^d intens., ipig. 
 
 ArjpiffdvToiv, contending, gen. &. 
 dat. dual a. 1. part. act. fr. drj- 
 piffag, avTog ; fr. ctjpiCio. 
 
 Arjpiu), or Aijpiofxai, f. i(Tonai, to 
 contend : fr. cripig. 
 
 Ar)pbv, a long while, adv. fr. 
 
 Aripbg, d, bv, lasting, long-lived, 
 of long continuance : fr. li]v. 
 
 Ai](Tav, for tCijffav, 3 pi. a. 1. act. 
 ^r](JavTig, nom. pi. a. 1. part. 
 Stjffarf, bind, 2 pi. a. I. imper. 
 act. fr. itjffov, citm ; hjffaffdai, 
 
 1 a. 1. inf. m. fr. ckto. 
 
 AriffdtrKtTo, he tied, impf. poet, 
 of ATjodffKonai, or rather for 
 tcrjffaro, a. 1. m. fr. the same. 
 AfjTa, therefore, certainly, truly, 
 at length, then, indeed, adv. fr. 
 Ctj. 
 ArjxOtki "<^«» ^^'j bitten, part. a. 
 
 1, pass. fr. idKuu). 
 AH'Q, to find. But it more fre- 
 quently has afuture signification. 
 Ar](^, oog, ovg, 1), poet, for A/j^//- 
 rijp, Ceres. 
 Ayioaiiv, to be about to kill, f. 1. 
 inf. act. fr. ^«6w. 
 Ayinnig, nog, >/, a laying waste. 
 At' for Aia, ace. sing. fr. Ztrg, 
 Aibg, All, voc. Co Ztv, Jupiter, 
 Jove. 
 
 Aia, Ion. t^iT;, divine, noble, ex- 
 cellent, f. g. fr. ^log, contr. for 
 ciiog ; Helen is called tia yv- 
 vaiKutv, by Homer : fr. Aibg, 
 gen. fr. Zevg. 
 Aut, ag, j), the ancient name of 
 
 Naxos. 
 
 AIA', prep, with a gen., by, 
 
 through, by means of, from, 
 
 after, in, among ; denoting the 
 
 cause. With nouns of time it is 
 
 expressed by every; as ^id Sexa 
 
 trutv, every tenth year. It forms 
 
 by periphrasis an adverb, as did 
 
 Taxovg, rax«t«>J^» quickly ; c^^td 
 
 (ipax^iov, shortly ; Cut navrbg, 
 
 always, for ever ; Cid ttoWov, 
 
 far apart. It denotes a space or 
 
 interval, Sid jSiov, for life ; di 
 
 tTovg, through the year. With 
 
 ixio, Xaniidvio, &c. it fonns a 
 
 periphrasis; as^i' tXiridog tx^^^t 
 
 (138) 
 
 AIA 
 
 to hope ; ^i' o'iktov Xafitlv, to 
 pity ; ^i' aiTtag dvai, to be 
 blamed. With an accusative, on 
 account of, for, by reason of, 
 through ; Si i/i€, through my 
 fault ; Sid vvKTa, by means of 
 the night. In composition it do- 
 notes diversity ; as tia<TK(CdZ«), 
 to disperse ; division, as Ciah. 
 Sovai, to distribute among se- 
 veral ; separation, as SiaKaOi- 
 ^£iv,to place apart from others; 
 the medium by which, as cia- 
 f3aivuj, to pass over or through; 
 continuity, as ^ta/xh'w, to re- 
 main ; force or excellence, as 
 ^lopdi, to see through ; Sia(pai- 
 vfiv,to shine through; the aAw- 
 pletion of any thing, as cia- 
 irtp^v Tbv /3ior, to pass throu<;h 
 life ; any thing done by two tiv 
 more, as SiaytavoQiTno, to con- 
 test or engage in a conflict, iSlc. 
 It also signifies besides or be- 
 yond ; as ^td (XTixov dvCfCov 
 SiBpxi(^^ai, to go beyond the 
 ranks of the soldiei-s. Very 
 often it leaves the sim[>le signi- 
 fication unchanged, & sometimes 
 even diminishes it ; as Siafni- 
 Sidio, to laugh a little, smile. 
 Aiafiaivu), to pass over, through, 
 or beyond, go through, cross ; 
 stride ; f. 1. m. j3//ao/iai, perl, 
 act. /3£/3i/ica, a. 2. act. Sif]5i}v, 
 a. 2. inf. act. Sia(ii)vai, pt. a. 2. 
 act. -(idg, dvTog: fr. did,(3aiiio. 
 Ata/3aXXa>, to dart or pieree 
 through; carry over, transport; 
 cross over, i>ass ; calunniiatc, 
 bring an accusation against, 
 make odious : f. fiaXto, p. z^*^- 
 liXijKu, a. 2. Si((5aXov, a. 1 . pass. 
 Su[5Xt]0i}v, perf. m. ^k^oXa: fr. 
 ^td, fidXXui. 
 Aia^dg, having passed over, v.. 
 2. part. act. fr. SiafSaivio ; (v 
 Siafidg, II. M. 458, standing with 
 the feet firmly stretched out. 
 Aid/3a(T«ff, ibjg, 1), a passing over; 
 
 bridge, ford : fr. cia(iaivto. 
 Aia^Sdaicu), Aia/3a^i^w, to walk 
 
 across, traverse, pass. 
 Aia/3a<Trd^a>, f. dffoj, the same as 
 
 ^affrdKo), to carry, transport. 
 Ata/iaffraVai, a. 1. inf. act. of the 
 
 above. 
 Aia(iaTiog, a, ov, to be passed ; 
 Siaiiarsov, it is necessary to 
 pass, must cross : & 
 Aiaf3ar/;'pta, wv, rd, sacrifices of- 
 fered for a safe passage : & 
 Aia/3aT?yptog Ztvg, who gives a 
 safe ])assage to those whom he 
 favoui-s : fr. Siajiaivu), to l>ass 
 over. 
 Aia/3aroc, »), bv, which may be 
 
 passed over : fr. the same. 
 Airt/3t/3rti6o)i<ai, ovfiai, to aftinn, 
 assert with confidence, f. o><^o- 
 
 AIA 
 
 Mat, p. ?ia/3€/3£/3aio)/iai : & 
 
 ^irt/3f J3ai6tu, tu, f. ojrrio, to confirm, 
 assure : fr. Sid, /3f/3at6w. 
 
 ^laih^^rJ^i'^vog, rj, ov, traduced, 
 part. perf. pass. fr. ciapaWtu. 
 
 ^lafiy,^ sing. a. 2. subj. act. Sia- 
 /3a;, yg, y, fr. Siajiaivio. 
 
 Aidtiwci, arog, rb, a passage, a 
 walk across, step : & 
 
 Ataj3i)r;j(,-, ov, b, a pair of com- 
 passes, plummet, siphon, dia- 
 betes : fr. Sia^aivuj. 
 
 ^la^ldKo^lal, f. d(To/iai, to com- 
 pel, force through : fr. Cia, jii- 
 
 A,o/3ii3d?w, to carry over, trans- 
 port ; wander or walk through ; 
 f. daio, p. aKa : fr. Sid, ^i/3tt^(u. 
 Th. liaivu), to go. 
 Aia/3ioa>, (J, f. w(Tw, & oo/mi, toao- 
 uai, to live throughout, spend 
 one's whole life : fr. Sid, /3i6w. 
 Ata/3iwrTK-w, to live through a pe- 
 riod : fr. the same. 
 ^lajiXkiTio, to see through, into, 
 or clearly, f. ^pto, p. Ota/3£/3X«0a : 
 fr. ^id, /3X67r(i>. 
 
 AiajiXrjedg, tvTog, accused, a. 1. 
 ])art. pass. fr. SiafidXXio. 
 Aiai5odio, io, f. rjfTu}, to cry aloud, 
 publish, proclaim, decry ; Sia- 
 i^oTiOtig, kvTog, a. 1. part. pass, 
 celebrated : fr. Sid, iiodio. 
 Aia/36»jroc, 6, »), celebrated, re- 
 markable ; notorious, infamous: 
 fr. the same. 
 
 Aia/3oX/), rjg, //, calumny, slander, 
 detraction : fr. SiafiaXXu), perf. 
 m. ^iaj3£/3oXa. 
 
 Aia/3oXta, ag, 1;, the same, and 
 fr. the same. 
 
 ^la(ioXiy, dat. smg. Ion. of the 
 above. 
 
 Aia/3oXiic6c, »), ov, calumnious : & 
 Aid^oXog, ov, 6, a calumniator, 
 the devil, Satan : fr. the same. 
 Aia/3opoc, 6, »/, consumed, corro- 
 ded ; corroding, eating through : 
 fr. ^id, /3opd. 
 
 Ata/3ovK:oX£w, w, f. rjffo), to che- 
 rish, soothe, deceive, cheat. Aia- 
 PovKoXti avTovg Kai «7r«X7ri^£i, 
 Lucian : fr. ^id, (iovKoXko). 
 Aia(iovXivofiai, f. 1. m. tuffo^ai, 
 to deliberate, consult,^ decree, 
 resolve : fr. Sid, ^ovXevu). 
 ^la(iovXia, ag, 7/ : & , , ,. 
 
 Aia/3orXiov, ov, to, counsel, deli- 
 beration : fr. Sid, (iovXTj. 
 Aidlipoxog, 0, 1), wetted through, 
 soaked, leaky : fr. Sid, (ipsx^- 
 Aia^vVw,& Aia/3uvlw,to convey 
 across, pierce or pass through : 
 fr. Sid, (ivvitt), (ii'it). 
 Aia/3(J, see Aia/3y. 
 AiayaXnviZio, f. <rw, to make per- 
 fectly calm or serene : fr. Sia, 
 vaXijvi^w. 
 
 AiayytXXw, to tell, aimoimce, 
 publish abroad ; f. tXio, p. Siify- 
 
 AlA 
 
 ?: 
 
 yi\Ka, a. I. SiriyyeiXa; SiayyeX- 
 Xoiffa, Dor. for -ovffa, f. g. pres. 
 part. act. : fr. Sid, dyyeXXw. 
 AidyyfXfia, arog, Tb, annunci- 
 ation, report, message : & 
 AtdyytXog, ov, 0, a messenger, 
 
 informer : fr. the same. 
 Aid ye. Dor. for Siijye, he lived, 
 a. 2. ind. Siiiyov, tg,e, fr. ^tdyw. 
 Aidyf, yet, for, therefore, on ac- 
 count of : fr. Cid, yt. 
 AiayEyXvfifievog, perf. part. pass. 
 
 of SiayXii(p(t). 
 AtaycXdco, u>, f. d(To), to mock, 
 laugh at, be calm : ^id, ytXao). 
 Aiayivofiai, to be finished or 
 spent, elapse, pass, intervene, be 
 present at, last, remain, continue 
 without intermission ; with^ a 
 part, ^ifyevovro iaOiovTfg Kpea, 
 they eat nothing but flesh ; f. 
 (^layevz/ero^tat, p. Siayeysvtjfiai, 
 a. 2. m. Suytrojjirjv, a. 2. part. 
 Siaytvofin'og : fr. ^td, yivo^iai. 
 AiayivtbffKio, to know thoroughly, 
 distinguish, examine, discuss, 
 resolve, decide, read^ through ; 
 f. Siayvoiffofiai, p. Siiyvioica, a. 
 2. Sdyvujv, perf. pass, ^ityvtu- 
 (Tfiai : fr. ^id, yivtuViciu. 
 AiayKi'Xew, w, f. i1<ro), or AiayKV- 
 XiKoj, f. iTw, to insert the finger 
 into the loop for casting a jave- 
 lin : fr. ^id, dyici'X?;. 
 AiayXav(T(TU), to shine brightly : 
 
 fr. Sid, yXav(T(Tu). 
 AtayXd<pio, & AiayXu^w, f. \pff, 
 to excavate, engrave, carve : fr. 
 ^id, yXd0(u, yXu^w. 
 Aiayvojpii^io, to divulge, relate, f. 
 iffii), p. SuyvMpiKa, a. 1. Sityvio- 
 pi(Ta : fr. cid, yviupi^w. 
 Aidyvujffig, iojg, 77, knowledge, 
 discussion, examination, distin- 
 guishing, discenmient, decision : 
 fr. SiayivoiffKio. i 
 
 Aiay vwVojuac, f. 1. m. fr. the same. 
 Aiayoyyu^w, to murmur at ; impf. 
 Sityoyyv^ov, f. Siayoyyvffu), p. 
 ^taytyoyyuica, a. 1. Suyoyyvaa : 
 fr. Sid, yoyyvlio. . 
 
 Atayoptutu, f. cuffw, to dispute m 
 public, discuss, harangue, coni- 
 mand, order, forbid : fr. Sid, 
 dyopcuw. 
 Aiaypa/i/xa, aTog, Tb, a title, a- 
 bridgment,register, decree,plan, 
 
 abstract ; geometrical figure or 
 diagram : & . . 
 
 Aiaypa(pfi, i)g, n, a description, 
 transcript, register, decree, 
 draught, plan, cancelling : fr. 
 Aiaypd(^w, f. d^w, p. yky pa<pa, to 
 describe, delineate, eni-ol, levy, 
 arrange, choose ; cancel, ex- 
 punge, abrogate ; SiaypdxI^affBai 
 Tt)v KuTijyopiav, to abstain from 
 pressing an accusation brought 
 against any one : fr. ^id, ypd^w. 
 AiaypJjyopew, w, to be watchful, 
 '^ (139) 
 
 AIA 
 
 keep quite awake ; f. rjffo}, p. 
 SuyprjyoprjKa, a. 1. StEyprjyopn- 
 aa : fr. t^id, ypriyopUo, to watch. 
 
 AiaypvTTvstu, w, f. ijaoj, the same : 
 fr. ^id, dypvTTvkijj. 
 
 Aidyw, to lead or carry through 
 or over, transport, spend or pass 
 the time, live ; rule, direct, se- 
 parate ; f. <^id^u>, p. Sirjx^i, a. 2. 
 ^t^yov, Att. Siijyayov : fr. Sid, 
 dytti. 
 
 Aiaytuy//, f/C, »/, transportation, 
 conveyance, deduction, produc- 
 tion ; management, manner of 
 life ; station, harbour : fr. the 
 
 same. 
 Aiayiovilonai, f. I. m. iffonai, to 
 
 contend : fr. ^id, dywvi'so/ioi. 
 Aiayioviog, b, //, extending from 
 corner to corner, diagonal : fr. 
 Sid, yiovia. 
 AiaSdTTTio, f. ypo), to tear in pieces, 
 mangle : fr. ^id, SaTTTio. 
 AiaSdnanOai, a. I. hif. m. fr. Aia- 
 SdZofiai, f. 1 . m. d(T0/xai, to di- 
 vide, allot : fr. Sid, Saiio. 
 AiaSaTBOfiai, to divide, share : fr. 
 
 Sid, SaTSOfiai. 
 AiaSt'iKVVHi, f. SeiKf^t, to show, 
 exhibit, give proof or specimen : 
 fr. Sid, SeiKVVfii. 
 AiaSkicTiop, opog, b, received by 
 inheritance, hereditary : fr. Sia, 
 Sf\oi.iai. 
 Aia^fKd^ievog, a. 1. part. m. fr. 
 
 ^ia5f\o/uat. 
 AiacsKiog, b, v, fortunate, auspi- 
 cious : fr. f^id, ^t^ia. 
 AiaSkpKio, f. Kio, to see through, 
 a. 2. tSpaKov : fr. Sid, StpKio. 
 AidStTog, b,i], tied through, bound 
 
 in : fr. ^ta^£u>. 
 
 AiaSkxotiai, to receive through 
 another, as if delivered by his 
 hands ; succeed ; relieve one 
 another ; f. lofiai, p. SiaSkSey- 
 fiai, a. 1. m. SuStKafiriv, w, aTO, 
 a. I. part. m. SiaStKdfLtvog : fr. 
 ^td, Skxofiai. 
 AiaSku), w, f. rjffio, p. StST]Ka, to 
 tie or bind round, crown, sur- 
 round, encircle ; connect, weave 
 in : fr. Sid, Sko). ^ 
 
 AiaSriXionai, f. j;(T0/iai, to injure 
 greatly, tear in pieces : fr. Sia, 
 SriXkio. 
 AidSrjXog, 6, 17, very evident, 
 manifest, open, known : fr. Cia, 
 
 SijXog. 
 
 AidSrjfia, aTog, Tb, a diadem, a 
 white fillet with which the brows 
 of kings were encircled, a crown: 
 
 fr. SiaSiu). 
 
 AiaSiSpd<JKio,to flee from, escape, 
 avoid, f. Spd'crto, p. SiaSiSpaKa : 
 fr. ^id, SiSpdffKU). 
 
 AiaSiSojfii, to deliver by hand ; 
 distribute, disseminate ; f. Sia- 
 SiO(Tio, p. SiaSiSioKa, a. 2. SifSiov, 
 a. 2. imper. SidSog, otio, distri- 
 
AIA 
 
 bute, impf. pass. duStSofi v, <to, 
 TO : fr. Sid, SiSiofii. 
 
 AiaSiKcii^oixaif f. 1. m. dfrofiai, to 
 contend in judgment ; prop, of 
 the plaintiff ; bring an action 
 against. Hence 
 
 AiadiKa^ofitvog, litigating, spoken 
 either of plaintiff or defendant : 
 fr. 
 
 Ata^ijca'^w, f. aVw, ^0 give judg- 
 ment, as a judge : fr. did, ^ijca- 
 ^10. Hence 
 
 AiadiKiiffia, ag, 17, & AiadiKafffibg, 
 ov, 6, a law-suit, judgment. 
 
 Aiadi(pptvit),i. ffio, to drive a cha- 
 riot across, contend in the cha- 
 riot-race : fr. Sid, di<ppevo). 
 
 AiadoKifid'Cio, f. crw, to distinguish, 
 examine closely : fr. Sid, Soki- 
 fidL^u). 
 
 AiaSopaTiKofiai, f. I. m. irro^ai,to 
 fight with a spear : fr. Sid, Sopv. 
 
 AidcoQ, distribute, a. 2. imper. act. 
 fr. SisSiov, a. 2. of SiaSiSiofii. 
 
 AiaSovvai, a. 2. inf. act. of SiaSi- 
 
 Suifll. 
 
 AiaSoxv, fjg, 1), succession, pos- 
 terity : «Sc 
 
 AidSoxoQi 6, y, succeeding, re- 
 lieving ; a successor, deputy : 
 fr. SiaStxofiai. 
 
 AiaSpdKoi, 3 sing, a. 2. opt. act. 
 fr. SiaStpKio, a. 2. tSpaKov. 
 
 AiaSpa^flv, to have run through, 
 a. 2. inf. act. & 
 
 AiaSpaaovaa, a. 2. part. f. g. fr. 
 SiarpEx^h to i"un through. Th. 
 rpkx^i a. 2. tSpctfiov, \>t. Spafiiov. 
 
 AiaSpdvai, to have fled, a. 2. inf. 
 act. fr. SdSpav, oq, a. 2. ind. fr. 
 the obs. SidSprjfii, for SinSiSpd- 
 oKio ; a. 2. part. SiaSpdg, daa, 
 a. 2. inf. SiaSpdvai, a. 2. opt. 
 SiaSpa'u]v : fr. Sid, Spdu). 
 
 AiaSpaatTToXiTai, Cjv, 01, citizens 
 who shirk or avoid public bur- 
 dens : fr. SiaSicpdaKio, TroXtrj/g. 
 
 AtaSpdu), (J, f. d'tju), to run away, 
 escape : fr. Sid^ Spdio. 
 
 AiaSpk^u), a. 2. SuSpafiov, to run 
 through or over : fr. Sid, Soifiit). 
 
 AiaSpiiffrjrai, Ion. for SiaSpd(Ji]- 
 Tcti, he may escape, 3 sing. a. 1 . 
 subj. m. of SiaSiSpdffKuj. 
 
 AiaSprjcTTevoj, f. cw, Ion. = Sia- 
 
 SlSpd<7K(jJ. 
 
 Aiaopofito}, ut, f. i]<no, p. riKa, Dor. 
 uKa, to run about in different 
 directions : & 
 
 AiaSpofit), riQ, //, a runnmg about: 
 fr. perf. m. of SiaTptx<^' 
 
 AiaSvofiai, f. 1. m. vffOfiai, to pass 
 or escape through, slip through, 
 insinuate one's self : & 
 
 AiaSv'vio, or -voj, also AidSvfii, 
 the same : whence 
 
 AiaSvg, vvTOQ, b, going through, 
 a. 2. part, of the same : fr. Sid, 
 Svvio, or Suu>, or Svfxij to go un- 
 der, a. 2. iSvi^. 
 
 AIA 
 
 Atq,S(t}, f. (jfffu), to be discordant, 
 sing alternately, contend in sing- 
 ing : fr. Sid, ^S(o. 
 
 Aiaft'/ifvoi,, pierced through ; for 
 Sui^ivog, perf. j)ass. part. fr. 
 Sitrjfii, perf. pass. SuXfxai. 
 
 Aiaenrefitv, poet, for Sitnrtiv, to 
 confer explicitly ; fr. Suttoj. 
 
 Aiatiffofiai, f. 1. m. of AiatiSu), or 
 AitiSu),to see or know thorougli- 
 ly. Also f. 1. m. of SiatiSu), to 
 contend with in singing. 
 
 Aia^dio, (J, f. ^/yaw, to live, pass 
 one's life, get a livelihood : fr, 
 Sid, Zdio. 
 
 Aia^tvyvvui, or v/it, f. Zev^oj, to 
 disjoin, detach, separate, reject: 
 & 
 
 Aial^evTiKoQ, rj, ov, disjunctive: & 
 
 Aidi^ivKig^ «WC» t)-) separation, di- 
 vorce : fr. Sid, K^vyvvui. 
 
 Aia^rjTeit), (S, f. ?)r7w, to search 
 through or examine thoroughly: 
 fr. Sid, (^r]Teu}. 
 
 AIA'ZOMAI, to set down, begin 
 a work, set a web, establish ; 
 Sid^erai, it is begun : Sid, t^tu. 
 
 AiaZvyia, ag, i), separation : & 
 
 AiaZ,vyiQV, ov, to, a divorce : fr. 
 Sid, i!isvyvvoj. 
 
 Aia^uikfTKu), poet. = Sia^doj. 
 
 Aid^iofia, ctToc, TO, a belt, girdle, 
 kilt ; midriff : fr. 
 
 Aia^i^vvv^i, to gird, gird up, sur- 
 round ; prepare ; f. Siai^ojtru), p, 
 Sd^iijKa,a. 1. SifZ(^(Ta, ])f. pass. 
 SikZ(t)(Tfiai, a. I. m. Citt,{jj(Td}.ir]v, 
 u), ciTo : fr. Sid, (^vjvvvoj or ^oSv- 
 vvfii, to gird. 
 
 Aia^ojio, Ion. = Sia^dio. 
 
 Aiar](Tti, poet, for Siijffti, 3 sing. f. 
 1. of Siaajm for Sutj^i. 
 
 Aidrjffi, it blows through or over, 
 3 sing. ind. act. fr. Sidtjjxi : fr. 
 Sid, du) or drjfii. 
 
 AiaOtdo^ai, to consider, contem- 
 plate : fr. Sid, Otdofxai. 
 
 AiaOeioit), to purify or fumigate 
 with suljdiur : fr. Sid, Oeiouj. 
 
 AiaOtpixaivu), f. fiavut, p. Su9kp- 
 fiayKa, to spread warmth, warm 
 through : fr. Sid, Oepnaivu). 
 AidOEpfiog, 6, r;, fervid, warm : 
 
 fr, Sid, Otp^wg. 
 AidOtffic, £u)g, y'l, disposition, ar- 
 rangement, disposal ; affection, 
 constitution : fr. SiaTiOrj^ii. 
 AiaBkrrjg, ov, 6, a disposer, dis- 
 penser, interpreter ; one who 
 disposes of his goods, a seller, 
 dealer : fr. the same. 
 AiaOeu), to run over, through, 
 
 about : fr. ^m, Otio. 
 AiaOtjKT], rjg, r), a covenant, testa- 
 ment, disposal ; y) TzaXaid 5., the 
 Old Testament : fr. SiaTiGtjui. 
 AiaOyg, 2 sing. a. 2. subj. act. Sia- 
 6i)(TtTai, 3 sing. f. 1. m. SiaOijao- 
 fieOn, 1 pi. SiaOuifitVf 1 pi. a. 2. 
 subj. fr. SiaTiOrjfii. 
 (140) 
 
 AIA 
 
 Aia9\T(3o)f f. ^lOj to oppress : fr. 
 
 Sid, eXifio). 
 
 Aia9pk\pai, a. 1. inf. act. fr. Sia- 
 
 Tpi(pio. See SiaTpo(pT]. 
 
 Aia9ptu}, w, to look tlirough, ex- 
 amine closely : fr. Sid, d9ptw. 
 
 Aia9poBit}, S), to spread a rumour: 
 fr. Sid, 9po'ni). 
 
 Aia9pv\\'ii)j, G), f. i]aio, to whi><por, 
 spread a re|)ort ; noise abroad : 
 fr. Sid, 9pv\\kt»>. 
 
 Aia9pv7rTu),to dissolve, enervate 
 or corrupt by luxury, break in 
 pieces, shiver ; mid. to be vain, 
 effeminate, affected or capri- 
 cious ; prepare for singing by 
 arranghig one's gestures or atti- 
 tudes, give oneself aire ; f. v\p(,j. 
 AiaTf9pv^^i(viog,a.(\.v. delicately, 
 softly : fr. Sid, 9pv7rTU). 
 
 Aiai9ptdKoi, to live in the open 
 air : fr. Sid, aWpid^ot. 
 
 Aiai9v(T(Tijj, to rush or drive im- 
 petuously : fr. Sid, al9v(T(TU}. 
 
 Aiaifiog, 6, t), blood-staine<l, 
 bloody : fr. Sid, dlfia. 
 
 AI AI'NQ, f. avw, to wet, moisten, 
 shed tears ; mid. lament. 
 
 Aiatpnai, formerly Siaiptt(T<it, 
 by dropping <r SiaipUai, by 
 contr. Siaipsy, 2 pers. sing. in<I. 
 fr. Siaipkofjiai, to unfold. 
 
 AtatpUiv, ftv, inf. pr. of SiaipUo. 
 
 Aiaipeaic, t(i)g, >/, a division, sepa- 
 ration, distribution, distinction, 
 diversity, difference ; amon;^; 
 Gram. opp. to (TwaipkcriQ : fr. 
 Siaipeu). 
 
 Aiaiptrdg, 7], ov, divided, parted, 
 divisible, explicable : fr. 
 
 Aiaip'iu), (5, f. i](Tit), p. SiypjjKO, a. 
 2. SidXov, pres. part. SiaipUov 
 lov, kovaa ovffa, lov ovv ; & Si- 
 aiptofiai, ovfiai, to divide, sepa- 
 rate, part, sever, distribute, cut, 
 distinguisli, unfold ; mid. to ex- 
 plain, dissert, interpret, discuss, 
 dispute ; pass, to be selected : 
 fr. Sid, a'lpiio, 
 
 Aiaipovv, dividing ; pres. part, 
 n. g. of the above. 
 
 Ataipio, f. apCJ, to i"aise or lift 
 up, erect, elevate ; open the 
 mouth; Siaipofievog diraWaT- 
 T6ff9ai, raising himself to de- 
 part with quickened step : fr. 
 Sid, a'pio. 
 
 Aiai<T9dvoi.iai, f. (j9t)(ro^ai, to ])er- 
 ceive clearly or plainly : fr. Sidf 
 aia9dvo^ai. 
 
 Aiatffffiij, f. ^w, to rush through, 
 pass over rapidly : Sid, diaou). 
 
 Aiaiaroio, w, f. (utru), to destroy all 
 memory of, annihilate : fr. Sid, 
 d'iffToii). 
 
 AI'AITA, Tjg, 1), habit, kind of 
 life, mode of living prescribed 
 by physicians ; Engl. Diet ; sub- 
 sistence ; habitation, arbitration, 
 judgment. 
 
 AIA 
 
 J^iairdofiai, iofiai, f. 1. m. {/(To^ai, 
 to spend life, dwell ; pass, to be 
 supported, dieted, live accordmg 
 to a certain rule. 
 
 AmTdffev, poet. & Dor. for Siy- 
 TtjTiv, he awarded, 3 sing. a. I. 
 ind. act. fr. SiaiTau). Th. SiaiTa. 
 
 Atfliraw, ib, to support or nourish 
 medically, prescribe a certain 
 diet ; rule, dispute, judge ; f. 
 i](7io, p. StSiyrrjKa, perf. pass. 
 StSiyTqfiai : fr. SiatTa. 
 
 ^laiTijixa, aTog, to, diet, food, a 
 manner of life, mode of Uving : 
 fr, SiaiTaoj. 
 
 AinirtjTijpiov, ov, to, the place 
 of living, abode : & 
 
 AiaiTTjTtjg, ov, 6, a judge, arbi- 
 trator : & 
 
 AiaiTTjTiKt), sc. TexvT}, that part 
 of medicine which has to do 
 with diet : fr. SiaiTauj. 
 
 ^lanjJi'uT, Att. for Siaivjviffeif 3 
 sing. f. 1. act. fr. 
 
 AiaKoviXci, f. iVw, the same as 
 aiuJviKiti, to endure for ever, be 
 perpetual : fr. Sid, aio)v. 
 
 A(a/ca0apt£i, f. 1. Att. fr. 
 
 AuiKa9api^io, to cleanse thorough- 
 ly, f. i(To), Att. SiaKa9apiCj, eig, 
 {7, p. SiaicEKa9upiKa, a. 1. Suku- 
 Odpiffa : fr. Sid, Ka9aipio. 
 
 AiaKa9iZdvu*, to sit or place 
 apart : fr. Sid, Ka9i^dvio. 
 
 AiaKaiu), to burn up, inflame : fr. 
 Sid, Kauo. 
 
 liaKaXvTTTu), to uncover, open, 
 <lisclose : fr. Sid, KaXvTTTio. 
 
 Amxra/iTrrtu, f. t^a), to bend, bend 
 across, bow down, crack : fr. 
 hd, KafJiTrTu). 
 
 ^taKavd^u), f. K<o, to gurgle 
 tlirough or down, go clucking 
 down: fr. Sid, fcava^w. 
 
 AiaKapTipkio, a, f. );<ru>, to endure, 
 suffer patiently, persevere : see 
 
 KapTipSiO. 
 
 AiaKareXtyxofiai, to refute tho 
 roughly ; imperf. SiaKaTtjXey- 
 XOju»;j/, ov, tTo, f. SiaKareXey^o- 
 fiai, perf. pass. SiaKUTtjXeyfiai : 
 fr. Sid, KaTtX'syx<»i- 
 
 Airtfcarixw & Aia<cara(TxWj to 
 detain, hold back, delay, possess: 
 fr. Sid, Kard, tx^- 
 
 Aiaicavvid^u), f. daio, to draw lots 
 for : fr. Sid, KavvidC^o. 
 
 AiaKka^u), f. (TU), to cleave asun- 
 d(T : fr. Sid, Ked'Cio. 
 
 Ajoicf t/Ltai, to be situated, affected, 
 disposed, ordained ; pres. part. 
 SiaKtifitvog, disposed ; pres. mf. 
 SiaKua9at : fr. Sid, Ktifiai. 
 
 AuiKtipat, f. tpd & kp(Tu), to cut 
 off, intersect, shave, despoil, 
 make null or void : fr. Sid,Ktipoj. 
 
 AiaKtXevojJiai, f. tvaopcai, p. SiaKS- 
 KiXtvficu, to exhort, advise, 
 command : fr. ^id, KiXivu). 
 
 A(aA:£j/^j;,&AtaK:tvtu(;,adv.invain, 
 
 AIA 
 
 fruitlessly, superfluously : & 
 
 AuiKEvog, 6, y, vain, empty ; lean : 
 fr. Sid, Ktvog, empty. 
 
 AiaKipfxixTi^ot), f. (Tw, to change 
 into small coin : Sid, KepfiaTi^w. 
 
 AiaKtpfTai, JEiol. for SuiKtlpai, a. 
 I. inf. act. fr. SiaKfipio. 
 
 AiaK:fx<"pto'f*^^'o^,j/,ov,scparated, 
 pai't. perf. pass. & -svtog, adv. 
 separately : fr. ^ia%wp(^a>. 
 
 AiaKivSvvivis), f. evffoj, to endan- 
 ger, come into danger ; make 
 trial : fr. Sid, KivSvvivui. 
 
 AiaKivkd), 10, f. rj(Tio, to move, stir 
 up, excite : fr. Sid, Kivku). 
 
 AuiKXd(T(Tag, having broken, a. 1 . 
 part., doubling a, of 
 
 AiaKXdoj, a, f. dfTio, to break in 
 pieces, break off or through : fr. 
 Sid, KXdoj. 
 
 AiaKX'sTrruj, f. ^10, to steal pri- 
 vately, pilfer, hide, suppress ; 
 preserve by stealth : fr. Sid, 
 kXetttu). 
 
 AiaKXrjpovofJLOvfxevog, divided, 
 part. pass. c(mtr. fr. SiaKXrjpo- 
 vofifio, w, f. rjtTio, to distribute, 
 divide : fr. Sid, KXypovofiku). 
 
 AiaKXijpou), o>, f. w<Tw, to propose 
 any thing to be determined by 
 lot, cast lots, distribute by lot ; 
 SiaKXijpoofxai, ovfxai, in m., to 
 obtain by lot : fr. Sid, KXrjpou). 
 
 AiukXI'vu), f. ivu>, to bend aside, 
 decline : fr. Sid, kXivio. 
 
 AiaKXvi^u), f. ffw, to wash, rinse 
 out : fr. Sid, kXv^io. 
 
 AiaKvaioj, f. airro), to gnaw 
 through, corrupt, trouble, atHict; 
 SiaKvaiojxai, to be grieved : fr. 
 Sid, KvaiM. 
 
 AiaKoipavko), to issue commands 
 through an army, marshal : fr. 
 Sid, Koipavkii). 
 
 AiaKoXvfilSdio, w, f. yfftt), to swim 
 across : fr. Sid, KoXvfi^dnj. 
 
 AiaKoXvni3u}VTo)v, gen. pi. part, 
 pres. of the above. 
 
 AiaKOfiiKfo, f. i(Tm, to carry across, 
 ti'ansport ; mid. to pass or cross 
 ovtT : fr. Sid, KOfii^u). 
 
 AiaKoviu), w, to serve, minister 
 to, attend upon ; with a dat. : f, 
 rjffo), p. StrfKovrjKa, a. 1. Siijko- 
 vijffa, pr. pass. SioKovtonai, pf 
 pass. SiijKoi'rjfiai, a. 1. pass. Suj- 
 Kovr]9r)v : fr. Sid, Kovku). Hence 
 
 AiaK0VT]9ti(Ta, a. 1. part. pass. f.g. 
 
 AiaKovia, ag, 1), an office, duty, 
 function : fr. the same. 
 
 AiaKoviKog, 1), bv, fit for service. 
 
 AiaKovog, b, 1), a minister, in the 
 state or the church ; a servant 
 in a family : it is specially used 
 for an ecclesiastical officer who 
 has the care of the treasury. 
 Engl. Deacon, Deaconess. Corn- 
 par. SiaKovkaTtpog, more expe- 
 ditious : fr. Sid, Kovkoi. 
 
 AiaKovTi^io, f. i(TM, to hurl a jave- 
 (141) 
 
 AIA 
 
 lin : fr. Sid, aKovTiZo). AiaKoV" 
 Ti^ofiai, mid. to exercise oneself 
 in hurling the javelin. 
 
 AiaKoTn), fjg, i), a separation, cut- 
 ting off : fr. 
 
 AiaKoTTTio, f. ypio, to amputate, 
 cut off, cleave, cut asunder ; 
 force a way through ; hinder, 
 frustrate : fr. Sid, kotttu). 
 
 AiaKopsvoj, f. (Tit), & -io), f. j/tro*, 
 to deprive of virginity, dcfiower: 
 fr. Sid, Koprj. 
 
 AiaKopKopvyeii), w, f. rjffu), to 
 rumble through : fr. Sid, Kop- 
 Kopvysoj. 
 
 Aidicopog, b, y, satisfied, filled : 
 fr. Sid, Kopog. 
 
 AiaKoaioi, ai, a, two hundred : fr. 
 Slg, twice, & tKaTov, a hundred. 
 
 AiaKOfTioaTog, t), bv, the two hun- 
 dredth. 
 
 AiaKocTfiBio, <jj, f. ijcru), to distri- 
 bute, arrange, dispose, adorn : 
 fr. Sid, Kofffieuj. 
 
 AiaKoffpijOeXfitv, by sync, for^ia- 
 K0(Tixtj9tii]^tu, 1 pi. a. 1. opt. 
 pass, of the above. 
 
 AiaKofffirjffig, tojg, y), a disposition, 
 arrangement : fr. tho same. 
 
 AiuKovofiai, to hear distinctly or 
 fully ; f. 1. m. aaKouo-o/xat, a. 1, 
 m. SiyjKovffdntjv, w, aTO : fr. 
 
 AiGKovix), f. ov(Tu), to hear atten- 
 tively ; properly, as a pupil a 
 tutor : fr. Sid, aKovoj. 
 
 AiaKpaSaivu), i.avijj, to shake tho- 
 roughly, brandish, move : fr. Sid, 
 KpaSaivco. 
 
 AiaKpd'Cio, f. K(Of to cry or scream 
 aloud : fr. Sid, Kpa^io. 
 
 AiaKpdvovv, to open ; as if to open 
 the head ; pres. inf. act. contr. fr. 
 
 AiaKpavou), ai, f. liicrio, by sync, for 
 AiaKapayfou), to open. Th. Kapy- 
 vov, the head. Also Dor. for 
 SiaKpyvoit), to draw forth, as 
 from a fountain. Th. Kpyvr]. 
 
 AiaKpaTeoj, 10, f. ycro}, to prevail 
 against, subdue thoroughly, 
 keep, hold fast : fr. Sid, jcparew. 
 
 AiaKpijSoio, (3, f. MfToi, to investi- 
 gate thoroughly ; explain or dis- 
 cuss accurately, take pains : fr. 
 Sid, dKpijSoii). 
 
 AiaKpiSbi', adv. chiefly, remark- 
 ably, accurately, distinctly : fr. 
 SiaKpivit). 
 
 Aia»fpiv«i, for -ti, Ion. dissolut. 
 3 sing. f. 1. & 
 
 AiaKpiv9iiTE, poet. sync, for Sia- 
 Kpi9tiiiT€, 2 pi. a. 1. opt. pass, 
 of the same verb. 
 
 AiaKpiv9EVTfg, distinct, poet, for 
 SiaKpi9kvrEg, a. 1. part. pass. & 
 
 AiaKpii^OrjfiEvai, Dor. for SiaKpi- 
 9rji'ai, a. 1. inf. pass. fr. 
 
 AiaKpl'tno, to discern, judge, con- 
 tend, dispute, distinguish, deter- 
 mine, settle, decide, select ; im- 
 perf, SiEKplvov, f. SiaKpivio, p. 
 
AIA 
 
 AlA 
 
 AIA 
 
 AIA 
 
 AIA 
 
 AIA 
 
 ill 
 
 SiaKSKpiKOf a. 1. SuKplva: pres. 
 pass. diaKpivofxai, to hesitate, 
 doubt, SiaKoiviofxeOa, 1 pi, pres. 
 subj. pass. ; impf. pass. SisKpivo' 
 /i?|r, ovy iTO, p. pass. ^luKUpi- 
 fiaif a. 1. pass. SuKp'iOijv, poet. 
 SuKpiv9T]j', subj. SiaKpiOiv, yg, y, 
 part. SiaKpiOdg : fr. ^id, Kpiviv. 
 AioLKpiffigy sujg, >/, separation, dis- 
 tinction, examination, decision, 
 difference, conflict: fr. ctaKpivio. 
 AiaKpiTiKOQy n, Of, having the 
 power of discerning, perspica- 
 cious ; separate : fr. tlie same. 
 AiaKpiTOQ, o, r], distinguished, ex- 
 cellent : fr. the same. 
 AiaKpovaovTai, 3 pi. f. 1. m. fr. 
 AioKpovoj, to drive through, to 
 drive away, repel, examine tho- 
 roughly, protract, evade, hinder, 
 f. (Tio : fr. Sici, Kpovix). 
 AiaKTopittf ag, r/, the office of he- 
 rald or messenger ; ace. Ion. 
 diaKTopiriv : fr. haKTiop, a mes- 
 senger. Th. ^layio. 
 AiciKTopog, 6, 7), a messenger be- 
 tween : & 
 Aia»cra>p, opog, o, the same. Th. 
 
 ^layw, to bring over. 
 Aiatcf/Sepvaw, tJ, f. i7<T(u,to govern, 
 
 guide : fr. hd, KVtiepvdu). 
 
 AiaKifTTTio, f. xpu), to look through 
 
 an opening, stoop down for that 
 
 purpose : fr. did, kvtttio. 
 
 AiaKUjXvu), to forbid positively, 
 
 hinder, prevent ; impf. SuKut- 
 
 \voVf f. v'ffiOf p. SiaKtKwXvKa, 
 
 a. 1. SitKOjXvaa : fr. Cid, kiioXvu). 
 
 AiaXayxdvio, f. 1. m. Xj/^o^at, a. 
 
 2. CuXaxov, to obtain or divide 
 
 by lot ; tear in pieces : fr. did, 
 
 Xayxdvit). 
 
 AiaXaKSu), w, f. r)(r(u, to burst with 
 
 a noise, explode : fr. did, XaKioj. 
 
 AtaXaKrt^w, f. iffoj, to kick away: 
 
 fr. did, XaKTi^ii). 
 AiaXaX'tu), w, to talk together, 
 discourse, speak out, divulge ; 
 imperf. duXdXtov, ovv, f. diaXa- 
 Xrfffu}, p. diaXtXdXrjKa, imperf. 
 pass. diiXaXto^Tjv ovfxrjv, kov ov, 
 ktTO tiro : fr. did, XaXkuj. 
 Aia\a/Li/3ava>, f. Xrjxpofiai, to re- 
 ceive or take separately, divide, 
 distinguish, discourse, take in 
 thoroughly, comprehend, under- 
 stand, judge, consult, handle & 
 examine. Th. Xa/x/3avo>, to take, 
 under which verb the inflexions 
 
 are given. 
 
 AiaXafiTTu), f. \pM, to shed a lustre, 
 shine through, be conspicuous : 
 fr. did, XafiTTuj. 
 
 AiaXavOdvu), f. Xrjaii), to be quite 
 concealed from, escape the no- 
 tice of : fr. did, XavOdvo). 
 
 AiaXaxtiv, a. 2. inf. f^iaXaxwv,a. 
 2. part. fr. ^taXayx« »'<«>• 
 
 AiaXyku), to, f. ^(tw, to be quite 
 grieved, pierced with sorrow or 
 
 pain : fr. did, dXytu). 
 AiaXytjg, iog, u, r), suffering great 
 
 pain or grief : fr. the same. 
 AiaXfyofxai, to discourse, dis})ute, 
 
 discuss, consider ; with a dat. ; 
 
 impf. ind. m. ditXtyofxrjv, ov, iro, 
 
 p. pass. diaXtXeyfiai, a. 1. ind. 
 
 pass. dttXex^^^ • fi'« 
 AiaXsyio, f. ^w, p. diaXtXex^y ^o 
 
 discern, perceive, choose : fr. 
 
 did, Xiyu). 
 AidXtififia, uTog, to, a space left, 
 
 pause, intermission : fr. 
 AiaXtiTTU), f. ei^pio, p. diaXtXii<pa 
 
 to leave after a time, leave a 
 
 space between, be distant or 
 
 apart, intervene, leave off, cease ; 
 
 TO diaXdirov, the interval. Th. 
 
 Xtiino, to leave. 
 AiaXiKTiKt], sc. Ttxvr], logic, the 
 
 art of reasoning or disputing ; 
 
 f. g. fr. 
 
 AiaXtKTiKog, ?), bv, logical, dia- 
 lectic, readv m conversiition : fr. 
 
 diaXkyo^ai. Th. Xeyw. 
 
 AidXeKTog, ov, 1), a peculiar mode 
 
 of speaking, dialect, idiom, lan- 
 guage : fr. the same. 
 
 AiaXtXafi^ivog, Ion. for diaXe- 
 
 Xijfifikvog, distinct, distributed, 
 taken, understood, comprehend- 
 ed, perf. part. pass. fr. diaXufx- 
 /3a vw. 
 
 AidXiKig, ii^g, V} expression, elo- 
 cution, convei"se : ir.diaXsyofiai. 
 
 AiaXtTTToXoyiofiaif ovfiai, to dis- 
 cuss nice points, dispute about 
 trifles : fr. did, XeTTTog, X'tyu). 
 
 AidXeuTog, 6, r/, very thin, insig- 
 niflcant : fr. did, XtirTog. 
 
 AiaXtx^iivai, a. 1. inf. pass. fr. 
 diaXkyofiai, to converse ; ditXtx- 
 9 1] crap, 3 pi. a. 1. pass. 
 
 AiaXijay, 2 sing, of f. 1. m. diO" 
 XTjaofxaiyh'. diaXavOdvw. 
 
 AidXr]\pig, nog, 1), a grasping, com- 
 prehension, opinion, belief, re- 
 solve, purpose, design, disputa- 
 tion, space, mterval : fr. dia- 
 Xafi(idvu>. 
 
 AiaXO'tu), w, to cherish, augment. 
 
 AiaXiinrdvo), to intermit ; the 
 same as diaXii-jru). 
 
 AiaXiTTiXv, a. 2. inf. act. diaXiTryg, 
 2 sing. a. 2. subj. fr. diaXtiTriu, 
 to abstam. Th. XfiVw. 
 
 AiaXXayt], rjg, 1), a difference, re- 
 conciliation, agreement, treaty ; 
 change, alteration, exchange : 
 fr. diaXXaTTin). 
 
 AiaXXdyr]Qi, i]to), be thou, let 
 him be reconciled ; 2 & 3 sing. 
 a. 2. imper. pass, fr. diaXXdaffuj. 
 
 AidXXay^a, aTog, Tb,^diaXXayy]. 
 
 AiaXXaKTTjg, ov, 6, & AiaXXaKTijp, 
 rjpog, 6, & AiaXXaKTijpiog, 6, 1), 
 a reconciler, pacificator : fr. 
 
 AiaXXdacToj, Att. rrw,to reconcile, 
 change, alter, exchange, substi- 
 tute j vary ,dis;igree ; put off; with 
 (142) 
 
 a gen.to depart from ;distingui8h, 
 make a truce ; f. diaXXdKio, p, 
 ditjXXaxa, a. 1. dirjXXa^a, a. 2. 
 diijXXayov ; mid. diaXXuTTO^ai, 
 to be reconciled, exchange, dif- 
 fer, j)erf. pass. ditiXXayfiai, a. 1. 
 pass. dit]XXdx97]v, a. 2. pass. 
 dit]XXdyijv, a. 2. imper. pass. 
 diaXXdyi]Oi, »;rtu : fr. did, dX- 
 Xdffffuj. 
 AidXXofiai, f. 1. m. aXov^ai, lo 
 leap across or down from, escape: 
 fr. did, liXXofiai. 
 AiaXodoj, <5, f. a<T0J or ijaoj, to 
 
 strike : fr. did, dXodtj. 
 AiaXoyij, same as diaXoyi<r^6g. 
 AiaXoyitofiai,to reflect thorough- 
 ly, converse, reason, dispute, 
 reckon ; impf. ditXoyi<^ufit]v,ov, 
 tTO, a. I. m. diiXoyKrdfxrjv, w, oro, 
 pf. pass. diaX(X6yi(Tfi.ai. Utiicc 
 AiaXoyiff^bg, ov, o, a discoui'siiii; 
 together, reflection, doubtiui,', 
 disputation : fr. did, XoyiKofiai. 
 AidXoyog, ov, 6, a dialogue, con- 
 ference, discourse : fr. diaXtyw. 
 AiaXoidopiio, ut, f. rjcru), to wrauj^lc 
 with, abuse ; mid. to wrangle 
 with, abuse one another violent- 
 ly : fr. did, Xoidopsu}. Hence 
 AiaXoidopTjtTig, nog, 1), a cursing, 
 
 reproach, abuse. 
 AiaXv^aivfffOat, pres. inf. act. to 
 hurt, corrupt, tear, mutilate : fr. 
 did, Xv^a'iviti. 
 AidXvaig, nog, r), a loosening, dis- 
 solution, death ; dismissal, dis- 
 banding, discharge ; decision, 
 pacification, treaty : fr. 
 AiaXvoj, to dissolve, loosen, dis- 
 sipate, destroy, put an end to, 
 reconcile ; separate, discharge, 
 dismiss, break off or up, inter- 
 rupt, settle a law-suit ; f. v'aio, 
 p. diaXkXvKa, a. 1. ddXvaa, perf. 
 pass. diaXiXvfiai, a. 1. duXvOiji; 
 I was dispersed : fr. did, Xvio. 
 AiaXfpiToio, io, f. toaio, to fill com- 
 pletely with barley-meal : fr. 
 did, dXcpiTov. 
 AiafiaOvvio, f. vvto, to raze com- 
 pletely to the ground, destroy, 
 ruin : fr. did, dfiaGuvoj. 
 AiafiapTavio, the same as a/uao- 
 Tavo), to sin, err, miss, mistul;e, 
 be deceived ; f. dfiapTi'/cru), p. 
 ilfidpTijKa, a. 2. i'lfJiapTov. 
 AiufiapTvpdfifvog, a. 1. part. ni. 
 dtanapTvpaaOai, a. 1. mf. m. fr. 
 dia^apTvpofiai. 
 Aiafiaprvpia, ag, >/, testimony, 
 protestation ; a kind of exception 
 against a suit commenced : & 
 Ata/iaprvpo/iat, to protest against; 
 call to witness ; demonstrate ; 
 charge, exhort ; f . l.m. diafxao- 
 TVpovfiai,a..\.m.dunapTvpd^u]i', 
 to, aro, a. 1. subj. m. diafiaprv- 
 pujfiai, y, riTai, a. I . inf. m. dia- 
 liapTvpaaOai : fr. did^ ndj)Tvp. 
 
 Aia^affdofiat, & Aiafiaffffdofiai, 
 -w/iat, f. 1. m. yrro^ai, to chew 
 thoroughly : fr. did, fiaffuofiai. 
 
 Map(t(TTiy6io, at, f. uxTio, to whip 
 soundly, scourge severely : fr. 
 Cid, fiacTTiyoio. Hence 
 
 AiafiuffTiyiomg, siog, 1), flagella- 
 tion, to whicli boys were ex- 
 posed before the altar of Diana 
 at Lacediemon. 
 
 Aiap-nxf^Tiov, verb. adj. it is to 
 be fought. 
 
 Aia//ax'/j »^C, V, a battle, fighting 
 against : fr. did, fidxr}. 
 
 Aia^dxofiai, to fight strenuously 
 and earnestly, combat pci*se- 
 veringly ; figlit it out ; imperf. 
 ind. m. dufiaxbfiriv, ov, cro, f. 1. 
 ni. diafjaxntfofiai, iffo^ai, perf. 
 pass. ^ia/ie/iux»/fiai : fr. did, 
 jiaxofiai. 
 
 Aiaficno, io, f. riffu), to reap, mow, 
 cut oft' or through : did, dfidto. 
 
 Aiant6ii]fii, to let go, dismiss, 
 give up : fr. ^i^, [.uOirjfii. 
 
 Aia/i«(73iu, f. i//w, to exchange, 
 change one place for another, 
 pass through, travel ; mid. dia- 
 fiii^Ofiai, f. 1. m. tiypofiai, p. 
 pass, diijfieifi^ai, to commute, 
 change, exchange, recompense, 
 retaliate : whence 
 
 Aidnti\pig, tiog, 1), a changing, ex- 
 change. 
 
 AtafttXetffrt, adv. limb by limb, 
 piecemeal ; for which is ft)und 
 diafifiiXtiffTi in Hom. by poet, 
 cpenth. Th. fikXog, a limb. 
 
 AiafitXXio, f. i}(Toj, to procrasti- 
 nate, put off or delay : fr. did, 
 fitXXiO. 
 
 AiafitfievrjKoTeg, nom. pi. perf. 
 part. act. fr. dia^kvio, to remain. 
 
 Airt/if/i0o/iat, to complain, accuse: 
 fr. did, ^^iKpof-ini. 
 
 Aian'iVio, to remain, endure to 
 the end, last, abide, persevere ; 
 f. fitvio, p. diafiSfisvijKn, a. 1. 
 dikfXdi'a, a. 1. subj. dia^eivio, 
 yg, y, imperf. dik^itivov : fr. did, 
 fievio. 
 
 Aiafiepi^io, to divide, distribute, 
 share, take different parts, dis- 
 pute ; imporf. dufiipii^ov, f. ^m- 
 fiepiffio, p. dicifitfikpiKa, a. 1. du- 
 p.tpi(Ta, a. 1. imper. diafiepiffov, 
 drui ; dia^tpi^onai, pass, to be 
 distracted, harassed with busi- 
 ness ; perf. pass. diajitfikpi<Tixai, 
 a. 1. pass. dufitpiffOijv, I divided, 
 f. 1. pass. diafiepKrOijffofiai, a. 
 I. m. dufitpiadfjLTjv, lo, uto : fr. 
 did, fxepi^oj. 
 
 AianEpifffibg, ov, b, a distribution, 
 division, schism : fr. diafitpiiHio. 
 
 AiajxtTpsoj, to measure out, dis- 
 tribute, sell, purchase ; f. yffio, 
 p. diafiefitTptjKu: ir.did,ntTpsio. 
 Hence 
 
 AiantTpi)GaaQai, a. 1. inf. m. 
 
 Atafitrprjffig, nog, »/, a measuring. 
 
 AiafierpijTbg, 1), bv, measured out, 
 measured : fr. the same. 
 
 AiafiETpbg, oii, 1/, (underst. ypafx- 
 ////) a diameter ; a right line cut- 
 ting a figure into two equal parts : 
 fr. did, fitTpov. 
 
 AiafiiXXaofiai, aijuai, f. l.m. jjcro- 
 fxai, to contend with great eager- 
 ness : fr. did, o/iiXXao/iai. 
 
 Aiafxivvpi^onai, f. l.m. aofiai; & 
 
 Aiafiivvpofiai, f. 1. m. ovfxai, to 
 lament with a querulous com 
 plaining tone: fr. did,fiivvpofiai 
 
 AiafiiffTvXXoj, f. Xui, to cut in 
 small portions: fr. did,ni(TTvXXio. 
 
 Aiafivdofiaijiofiai, f. iiao^iai, perf. 
 diafisfxvt]fiai, to remember tho- 
 roughly : fr. did, nvdofiai. 
 
 Aiafiinj^ovtvu), f. evaoj, to call to 
 mind, commemorate : fr. did, 
 fivri^oj^tvio. 
 
 Aiafioipdu), io, f. i]<Jio, to divide, 
 cut in pieces ; mid. dia^oipd- 
 ofuai, unica ; f. 1. m. ricrofiai, 
 to divide, distribute, cut into 
 ])ortions : fr. did, fioipdio. 
 
 Aiafioiprjdd, adv., by dividing into 
 equal portions : fr. the above. 
 
 Aittfiovi}, r)g, 1), continuance, sta- 
 bility, duration : fr. dia^kvw. 
 
 Aiafiop(p6io, f. uiffio, to form, por- 
 tray ; deform : fr. did, fjiopipooj. 
 
 AIA'MriAS, adv. altogether, in- 
 tirely,on every side: did -rravTog. 
 
 Aiafiireptg, & AianTrtpkiog, adv. 
 altogether, throughout, perpetu- 
 ally, exactly, pierced quite 
 through : fr. did Sl df.i7reptg, by 
 tmesis for diavcnrepkg, fr. did, 
 dvd, & Treipio. 
 
 AiafXTrpaOkeiv, a. 2. inf. act. -^ol. 
 & poet, for diavaTrpaOiXu, fr. 
 diavaTTspQio, to lay waste. 
 
 AiafivOoXoykiO, io, f. ifffio, to con- 
 verse or discourse together, ex- 
 plain thoroughly : fr. did, fiv- 
 OoXoyeio. 
 
 AianvXXaivu), f. avio, p. ayjca, to 
 distort the mouth, curl the lips 
 in derision ; whistle or hiss by 
 way of disapprobation at a public 
 sjjoctacle. Th. fivXXbg, crooked. 
 
 AianvffTiXXtiv, pres. inf. to cut 
 in small pieces. See nvtrTiXXio. 
 
 AiafKftidiog, a, ov, separated, dif- 
 
 ferent : fr. did, dfi<pi. 
 
 Aiafi<pifflit]Tkio, io, to dispute, con- 
 trovert ; diafi^KTJiTjrtiTai, it is 
 controverted, is everywhere 
 doubted : fr. did, a/f0t(T/3/?r8w. 
 
 ATav, ace. sing. fr. dlog, a, ov, 
 divine. Th. Ztxjg, Aibg, Jupiter. 
 
 AiavayKal^u), to compel : fr. did, 
 dvayKa^o). 
 
 Aidvai, a. 1. inf. act. ff. diaivio. 
 
 Aiavairaino, f. aixTio, to refresh, 
 afford an interval of rest : fr. 
 did, dvaTvavio. 
 
 AiavddTaaig, eiog, »'/, a rising up 
 (143) 
 
 together, departure : fr. diav- 
 iartj^i. 
 
 Aiavavfiax^iiif w, f. r]<Tio, to con- 
 tend in a naval engagement. 
 See vavfiaxiti' 
 
 Aidvdixa, two ways, d«nibly, sepa- 
 rately, adv. poet, fr, did &, dv- 
 dixa, contr. fr. dvddixa, the 
 same ; as also the simple dlxa ; 
 by tmesis, did d' dvdixa, &c. 
 Hesiod. Th. dig, twice. 
 
 AiavUiv, pres. inf. act. fr. diavkio, 
 
 Aiaveifiai, a. 1. inf. act. & 
 
 AiavefiiiOy, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. 
 pass. & 
 
 AiavevEfXiifiai, perf. pass. & 
 
 Ataj^t^;;rtov,must be distributed; 
 a verb. adj. fr. 
 
 Aiavifio), to divide, distribute, 
 dispense, administer, govern ; f. 
 fiio, p. diavevifir]Ka, pi"es. pass. 
 diavknofiai, to spread, be di- 
 vulged, distributed, perf. pass. 
 diavtvefiT}^ai, a. 1. pass, ditvi- 
 jxi]9i]v, a. 1. subj. pass, diavi- 
 fijjOio, yg, y : fr, did, v'^mo. 
 
 Aidvevfia, uTog, Tb, a nod, sign : 
 fr. 
 
 Aiavtvio, to nod assent, nod,shun; 
 f. evffio, p, diavkvevKu, a. 1. ^ce- 
 vtvffa : fr. did, vevio. 
 
 Aiavtio, f. vtvffto, to swim over, 
 escape from danger or trouble : 
 fr. did, v'no. 
 
 Aiavrix^ ^ AiavrjxofJiai, to swim 
 over or through, f. 1. m. ^ofiai : 
 fr. did, vi]xo^icii^' 
 
 AiavOi^io, f. iffu), to make flowery, 
 adorn w ith flowers, ornament : 
 fr. did, dvOi^io. 
 
 Aiavicrcroixai, to pass through: fr. 
 did, viaaonai. 
 
 AiaviffTijfjii, f. OTr](T(o, to excite, 
 rouse or stir up, raise up ; a. 2. 
 to rise up, make an attack, with 
 tig ; in m. to rise up to, stand 
 up : fr. did, dviffTij^ii. 
 
 Aiavokonai, ovfiai, f. 1 . m. rjffo- 
 fiai, to reason, meditate, think, 
 design, purpose, plan : fr. did, 
 vokio. Hence 
 
 Aiavo7j6ng, a. 1. part. pass. & 
 
 Aiav6i]^a, aTog, to, a thought, 
 thinking, opinion, purpose : fr. 
 1 pers. perf. pass, of the same 
 verb. 
 
 AiavoijaOe, 2 pi. subj. pres. fr. 
 the .same. 
 
 Aiavoi]riKbg,i), bv, belonging to 
 thought, intellectual : fr. 3 pers. 
 perf. pass, of the same. 
 
 Aidvoia, ag, y), exercise of the 
 mind, thought, reasoning, the 
 mind, undei-standing, opinion, 
 intention, resolution : fr. the 
 same. 
 Aiavoiyio, to open thoroughly, 
 explain, teach ; pres. part, ^t- 
 avoiyiov, ovffa, ov, imperf. difj- 
 voiyov, f. diavoi^io, a. 1. difj- 
 
AIA 
 
 voi^a, a. 1. pass. dirjvoixGrjVj rjg, 
 17, 3 pi. diT]voixOr}ffav, a. 1. im- 
 per. pass. ^iavoix^r]Ti, let it be 
 opened : fr. ^id, dvotyw. 
 
 Aiavofit), rjgj t), a distribution, 
 division, donation to the people: 
 fr. pert", m. of SiavkfUii. 
 
 Aiapoovixei'og, pres. part. pass. fr. 
 Siavokofiai, to think. 
 
 ^LavrXsu), w, to exhaust, bear 
 patiently, endure : fr. Sid, dv- 
 rMw, fr. di^rXog. 
 
 AiavvKTiptvoj, to pass or spend 
 the night ; f. tixru), p. SiapepvK- 
 ripevKUj a. 1. duvvKTtptvaa: fr. 
 
 ild, VUKTSptVUt. 
 
 Aidvvfffxa, aTog, to, a journey, 
 finishing of a journey, progress, 
 march : fr. iiavvio. 
 
 AiavvTM, the same as 
 
 AiavviOy to finish a journey, go or 
 pass through, hasten, accom- 
 plish, finish, complete ; f. vcruj, 
 p. Sir]vvKa, a. 1. dir]vv<Ta : fr. 
 iid, dvvoj. 
 
 Ain^aivio, to card, tear asunder, 
 distract : fr. lid, ^aivio. 
 
 Aid^HQ, 2 sing. f. 1. act., but ^t- 
 a^tXg, Dor. 2 sing. f. 1. act. fr. 
 Sidyu), to live, f. ^w, p. Sifjxf^, 
 a. 2. hrjyov : fr. did, dyio. 
 
 Aia^Kpi^ojxai, f. iffo^ai, to fight 
 with the sword : fr. Sid, %i<pog. 
 
 Aia^uafiara, utv, rd, channels, 
 furrows, hollow streaks or flu- 
 tings on a column : fr. Sid, Kvuj. 
 
 AiaTrdXXo), f. aXu>, to shake ; di- 
 vide by lots : fr. Sid, ttuXXio. 
 
 AicnraXvvut, f. vvG), to crush or 
 shatter to pieces : fr. Sid, tra- 
 Xvvui. 
 
 AiuTravvvxicf^og, ov, 6, a remain- 
 ing all night : fr. Sid, irdg, vv^. 
 
 AiairavTog, adv. always, continu- 
 ally ; & ^id TravTug, sc. xpovov, 
 through all time, for ever. 
 
 AiaTrapaTpijir), ijg, n), unprofit- 
 
 AIA 
 
 ment, experience : & 
 
 AiaTTtipdio, w, f. d'ffoj, & -d^w, f. 
 dff(t), to try, attempt, make trial 
 of, experience, explore : fr. Sid, 
 Treipdu), or -d^w, to try. Th. 
 TTiipa. 
 
 Aianeipio, to pierce through : fr. 
 Sid, TTfipiO. 
 
 AiaTTtfiKu), f. i//a>, to send away 
 or over, transmit, dismiss, send 
 different ways : fr. Sid, TrkfiTruj. 
 
 Aiainpaivu), f. uvut, to bring to 
 an end, complete, effect : Sia- 
 TTtpdvai, a. I. inf. : fr. Sid, Trepai- 
 V(i). Th. TTspag. 
 
 AiuTrenaioit), w, f. toffio, to convey 
 over ; pass, to pass or cross 
 over; be drawn out of the scab- 
 bard ; fr. Sid, TTipaiou). 
 
 Aia7renu'<Tag,ai>Tog, i\. 1. part. fr. 
 
 Aiairspdu), w, to cross over, pass 
 through ; f. d'ffoj 6i rjffio, p. Sia- 
 ■KiTzipaKa, a. 1. Sitiripdna. For 
 SiaTTtpdio, by s}iic. SiaTrpdoj ; 
 hence f. Sinnpii(Tvj, poet. Sia- 
 Trpi](j(Toj. Th. Trepduj. 
 
 AiairepSiKiZoi, f. iffoj, the same as 
 kKTrtpSiKiCo), to deceive, escape. 
 Th. TTspSi^, a i)artridge. 
 
 AiairspOu), f. kpau), the same as 
 th. 7r6()0w, to lay waste, sack. 
 
 Aiainpovuio, u>, to fix with a 
 clas]) : fr. Cid, Trepovrj. 
 
 Aiairkpao^uv, we shall destroy, 1 
 pi. f. 1. act. fr. SiaTTtpOu). 
 
 AiaTTtatiaOai, f. 2. inf. ni. Siairt- 
 atXv, a. 2. inf. act. fr. SiaTriirToj. 
 
 Th. •Ki'KTli). 
 
 AiaTTtravvvfti, f. dtrio, to open, 
 
 display, expand : fr. Sid, Trtrdv- 
 
 rvfii. 
 AiaTTETofiut, or AiaTreTcifiai, f. 
 
 Simrriiaofiai, to Hy through ; a. 
 
 2. Ci£7rrd^//r, infin. SiarrTdaOai: 
 
 fr. Sid, Tr'tToiuu. 
 AiaTTtvBo^ai, =: StairvvQavonai. 
 Aid-})ya, o>u, rd, small columns, 
 
 able disputation, waste of time which between great ones Sia 
 on trifling subjects. Th. rpt/3tu. n-z/yrwrat, are disposed or fixed 
 
 ;i 
 
 AiaTTapOeveveiv, pres. inf. act., 
 
 to violate a virgin. Th. irap- 
 
 Bkvog. 
 Aidiraafia, arog, to, any thing 
 
 sprinkled, colour, paint: fr. Sia- 
 
 7rd(T(Toj. 
 AiairaffffaXfvu), Att. TraXtvu), 
 
 f. crw, to stretch out and fasten 
 
 with nails : fr. Sid, TraaaaXtvoj. 
 AiaTTuaffio, Att. drra», f. dffoj, to 
 
 sprinkle upon : fr. Sid, Trdaffio. 
 AiaTTardu), f. r]<Tio, p. SirjTraTrjKa, 
 
 to deceive ; fr. Sid, aTrardw. 
 AiaTTavofxai, f. 1. m. Travcrofiai, 
 
 to desist, cease : fr. Sid, ttuvoj. 
 AiaTTtiXsoj, ui, f. ricruj, to threaten 
 
 violently : fr. Sid, dTreiXiuj. 
 Aiarrtivdu), ut, to be very hungry, 
 
 vie with in hunger : fr. Sid, 
 
 TTiivdu). 
 AiaTttipa, ag, rj, a trial^ experi- 
 
 AiainjSdit}, Hj, to leap across or 
 through : fr. Sid, TnjSdut. 
 
 AiaTTiaivui, f. avCJ, to fatten tho- 
 roughly : fr. Sid, TTiaivu). 
 
 AtdrriKpog, a, ov, very bitter. 
 
 Atairl'i'M, f. Tri^'o/iat, to drink up 
 at intervals, vie with in drinking 
 fr. Sid, TTivu). 
 
 AiaTTiTrru), f. 2. m. Treaovfiai, to 
 fall through or asunder, fall to 
 pieces, escape, fail, miscarry, 
 perish : fr. Sid, TriTrrw. 
 
 AiaTTKTTivio, f. tvaii), to believe, 
 trust to, repcjse confidence : fr. 
 Cid, TTitTTtvo). Th. tcuQm. 
 
 AiaTTnTTiio, Cj, f. i'/(Ttt», to distnist 
 altogether ; fr. Sid, dTri.arkio. 
 
 AidirXaafia, arog, to, an anoint- 
 ing, fiinientiition : fr. 
 
 AiairXdaaio, Att. dTTU), f. dffw, to 
 
 form, fashion ; anoint or smear: 
 
 (144) ' 
 
 AIA 
 
 fr. 7rXd(T(Tw, or drTu). 
 AiairXaTvvu), f. vvCj, to dilat(>, 
 
 widen, - 1 nlarge : fr. Sid, ttXu- 
 
 Tvvio. Th. TrXarvg, wide. 
 ^ta7rX£tvr6^'/3iov,topassthrouj:li 
 
 life : see SiaTrXkui. 
 AiaTrXiKio, f. ^lo, to interweave ; 
 
 unweave ; put in disorder ; 
 
 Meave through, finish : fr. Sid, 
 
 TrXitcio. 
 Aia TrXt^atca, weaving, wreathin:,^, 
 
 yEol. for Sia7rXi^d(Jct, a. 1. part. 
 
 act. f. g. fr. the above. 
 Aia7rXev(TavTsg,noin. pi. a. 1. part. 
 
 act. fr. 
 AiaTrXf a>,to sailacross or through, 
 
 f. TrXtvffio, p. Stair ETrXevKa, a. 1. 
 
 SdrrXtvaa : fr. Sid, vrXf u>, to sail. 
 Aia7rXi]KTi'Coficu & AicnrXijKTiZw, 
 
 f. 1. act. i(Ttu, f. 1. m. inofiai, tu 
 
 fight, contend: fr. tid,7rXi]KTi'^o}. 
 AiaTrXijffffuj, f. ^a», to brejik 
 
 through by a stroke, cleave, se- 
 parate : fr. Sid, TrXryo-cTw. 
 AidirXoog, b, ?), sailing to and 
 
 fro : fr. StmrXeoj. 
 AiaTrXwio, f. wcw, poet, the same 
 
 as SiaTrXeu). 
 AiaTTiiio, & poet. -itio,f. eixTdi, to 
 
 perspire, respire, blow through, 
 
 away or from. AiuTrvtlcrOai, to 
 
 be ventilated : fr. Sid, ttvsio, 
 AiaTToXtfitu), Cj, f. j/crtu, to war 
 
 against, contend with, finish the 
 
 war. Th. TrdXtjuof. 
 AiaTToXiTevofiai, f. ivaofiai, to be 
 
 engaged in public affairs : fr. 
 
 Cid, TToXlTiVOfiai. 
 
 Aiairovku), w, 6i AiaTroi'fOfxai, ov- 
 fiat, f. iffio or ijaio, f. 1. m. iao- 
 fiai or yfTOfiat, to labour, take 
 pains, exercise, perfect, culti- 
 vate, bear impatiently ; a. 1. 
 pass. SuttovijOtjv, a. 1. part. pass. 
 haTTovijBi'ig : fr. Sid, Trovku). 
 
 AiuTTovTiog, 6, >/, navigating the 
 sea, transmarine, maritime : fr. 
 
 Sid, TTOVTOg. 
 
 AiaTTopevfia, aTog, to, a pa.ssing 
 
 over : fr. 
 AiaTTopevu), to convey over, allow 
 
 to pass over. AiaTroptvofiai,ml\. 
 
 to pass by or over, walk through, 
 
 go ; f. 1. m. tvcropai, impf. m. 
 
 vuTTopivofiTjv, perf. j>ass. SiaTTt- 
 
 TToptvuai, a. 1. pa.ss. SuTroptv- 
 
 Oijv : fr. Sid, Tropivoj. 
 AiuTToptio, at, to hesitate, doubt, 
 
 be at a loss, inquire, impf. ^1//- 
 
 TTopiov ovv, eig tig, f. Tjau), p. 
 
 Sia-KtTroprjKa : fr. Sid, diropkio. 
 
 Hence 
 AiaTTuptjtrig, Kvg, »/, a doubting, 
 
 doubt, per})lexity. 
 AiarropOsuj, at, f. yffo), to pillage, 
 
 lay waste : fr. Sid, TrtpOoj. 
 AiaTTopOfitvtiv, to ferry across, 
 
 transport or convey over, pass 
 
 over the sea : fr. Sid, iropOntvM. 
 AianoffTiXXui, f. tXui, to despatch 
 
 AIA 
 
 to diff'erent parts, send off : fr. 
 
 Cld, dTTOOTtXXw. 
 
 AiaTro(pu)i'k(jj, at, f. {jao), to dissent, 
 
 disagree. Th. tpioprj. 
 Aui-rrpaynaTivo^iai, to transact 
 or engage in business, under- 
 take, examine; f. l.m. evaofiai, 
 a. I. m. Sie7rpaynaTtv(Tdfir)v, w, 
 aro : fr. Sid, rrpay fiaTtvopai. 
 ^laTTpaOkeiv, to lay waste, a. 2. 
 ijif. act. Ion. for SimrpaOiXv : &. 
 ^uiTTpdOofifv, we have destroyed, 
 1 pi. a. 2. ind. act. Ion. fr. Sia- 
 TTfpOu), a. 2. kirpaOov, 
 ^laTToa^dixevog, rj, ov, a. 1. part. 
 ni. ciaTrpd^naOca, a. 1. inf. m. 
 fr. SiaTrpdaffuj. 
 
 AuiTrpaffig, eiog, t), a selling, sale: 
 fr. Sid, TTiTTpdaKu). 
 AiaTrpd<y(T(i}, Att. dTTto, to perfect, 
 complete,perform,obtain, effect, 
 accomplish, despatch, destroy : 
 fr. Sid, Trpdcanj or ttuj. 
 \iaTrptTn)g, kog, 6, r), excellent, 
 renowned, distinguished : & 
 -\ia7rpkTruj, f. \pio, to excel .among 
 others : fr. Sid, TrpgTrw. 
 \ia7rptTrCjg, adv. excellently, 
 eminently, beautifully, magni- 
 ficently : fr. SiaTrptTTtjg. 
 Aia7rptfT(3tvu), f. tvau), to send 
 messengers or ambassadors ; 
 Sia7rpe(Ti3ivofxai, to be despatch- 
 ed as an ambassador : fr. Sid, 
 trpetrfievitt. 
 AiaTToii^affOai, Ion. for Siairpd- 
 ^a<Ti)ai,ii. 1 .inf.m.fr. SiaTrpdaaio. 
 Aia7rpi](Tffio, to pass through, run 
 over : fr. Sid, nepdio, to pass 
 through. 
 Aia7rpf](j(To), Ion. for Siairpdaao), 
 or TTM, to perfect, bring to an 
 end. 
 
 Ata Trpt'w, to saw through, cut 
 with a saw ; f. iVw, p. Siairk- 
 TToTca, a. 1. Sikirp'iaa. Hence 
 hinrpionai, m. to gnash with 
 the teeth ; pass, to be cut with 
 a .saw, be deeply moved, impf 
 
 SuTTpiOfXrjV, ov, ETO, a. 1. Su- 
 
 TrpiffOjjv : fr. Sid, Trptw. 
 
 Aiairpo, adv. altogether, entirely: 
 fr. Sid, TTpd. 
 
 Aiawpvaiog, 6, y, or a, ov, pene- 
 trable, pervious to sound ; i)ierc- 
 ing, penetratuig; extending from 
 one extremity to the other ; as 
 if Siairoptvaiog, fr. Siairoptvo). 
 Th, TTft'pw, to pass through. 
 
 Aia7rrd(T0at, a. 2. inf. of SiansTa- 
 pai or SiaTTtTOfiai, to fly through. 
 
 AiniTTepixTaofxai, to expand the 
 wings : fr. Sid, Trrtpvaau). 
 
 AiaTTTouto, to terrify, throw into 
 consternation ; poet, for Sia- 
 TTTvtu} : fr. Sid, nToku). 
 
 Aia7rTv(j(T(t}, f. ^(jj, to unfold, 
 spread out, explain : fr. Sid, 
 
 TTTlXTffU). 
 
 AIA 
 
 AiaTTTv'it), f. ixTit), to spit upon, 
 reject, despise : fr. Sid, tttvoj. 
 
 AidiTTioixa, aTog, to, a falling : & 
 
 AidiTTujaig, nog, 1), ruin, disap- 
 I)ointmeut of hope and expecta- 
 tion, error : fr. Siair'nrTio. 
 
 Aia7rvKTtVio,to wrestle, struggle: 
 
 fr. Sid, TTVKTtVlO. 
 
 AiaTrvvOdvofiai, f. TrtvffOfiai, to 
 understand, know, ask or in- 
 quire thoroughly ; a. 2. inf. m. 
 SiaTTvOkaOai : ir. SidfTTvuGdvo- 
 fiai. 
 
 Aidirvpog, 6, ij, fiery, shining, 
 glowing : fr. Sid, Trvp. Hence 
 
 AiaTTvpou), w, f. w(Ttu, to set on 
 fire, destroy by fire. 
 
 Aid7Tv<TTog, 0, 1), heard, under- 
 stood, known : fr. SiaTrvvOdvoixai. 
 
 AiaTTioXsiu, w, to sell to different 
 persons : fr. Sid, TrtoXku). 
 
 AiapOpou), a), f. wau), to articulate, 
 speak distinctly, analyse, or- 
 ganise : fr. Sid, dpOpoio. 
 
 AiapiOfiEiv, w, f. i)(Tio, to count 
 distinctly, enumerate, distin- 
 guish : fr. Sid, dpiOfieio. 
 
 Aiapi(TT£vo), f. luau), to fight ea- 
 gerly : fr. Sid, dpi(TT6vuj. 
 
 AiapKsio, w, f. s(T(jj, p. SirjpKtica, 
 to be equal to, be sufficient, be 
 able, endure, remain : fr. Sid, 
 
 dpKSU). 
 
 AiapKyg, 2 sing. pros. subj. of the 
 above verb. 
 
 AiapKtjg, tog, 6, 1), enduring, suf- 
 ficient, constant : & 
 
 AiapK^g, adv. sufficiently; superl. 
 SiapKscFTaTa, most abundantly : 
 fr. SiaoKsu}. 
 
 Aiapfxoi^u), f. (T(o, to disjoin, sepa- 
 rate ; fit ; perf. part. pass. Sttjp- 
 HocTfievog : fr. Sid, dpfio^ia. 
 
 Aiapirayr), rig, r), rapine, plunder: 
 fr. 
 
 AiapTrd^ii), to plunder, tear to 
 pieces, waste, f. dew, p. Sirjpira- 
 Ka, a. 1. mf. Siapirdffai : fr. Sid, 
 dpTra'^oi. 
 
 Aiappaytbjg, a. 2. opt. pass. fr. 
 Siappt'iyvvfii. 
 
 Aiappaiu), f. (jio,to lay waste, ruin, 
 destroy : fr. Sid, paiu). 
 
 Aiappku), w, f. tvffu), to flow 
 through, away, or over, melt 
 away, vanish, perish : fr. Sid, 
 pkio. 
 
 Aiapprjyvvfii, or Aiapptjffffit), to 
 break off', bui*st open or asun- 
 der, rend asunder ; f. Siapprj^io, 
 p. Sieppnxa,ii. 1. SiippT]Ka,a. 1. 
 part. Siappjj^ag, avTog, impf 
 pass. Suppi]yvvixi)v, (TO, TO : fr. 
 Sid, pijyvviJii, or p/j(T(Tu}. 
 
 Aiapprj^ag, avTog, Siapp^^dcra, a. 
 1. part. fr. Siappijyvvfii. 
 
 Aiappif^ifia, arog, to, a leaping, 
 contortion of the body : fr. 
 
 SiappiTTTlU. 
 
 AiappiTTTdaKio, an Ion. fonn for 
 (145) 
 
 AIA 
 
 AiappiTTTu), f. \pu), to throw down 
 
 or about, cast into different 
 
 places, toss, hurl : fr. Sid, pinTijj. 
 
 Hence 
 
 Aidppi\pig, iwg, y, a casting about, 
 
 tossing, dispersion. 
 AiappoOkio, to, f. t)(Tu}, to spread 
 inmiours, excite by rumours or 
 ntjise : fr. Std, poOeto. 
 Aiuppoia, ag, & Aiappod, dg, 1), a 
 flowing through, discharge, di- 
 arrhoea ; windpipe : fr. Siappeto. 
 AiappvSijeig, laaa, tv, flowing 
 through or away ; neut. Dor. 
 SiappvSdv : fr. 
 Aiappv'nt),CJ, f. »/(ra>,p. SuppvriKa, 
 a. 2. pass. Sieppvnv, same as 
 ciappsu). 
 AiappvOfxtio, w, f. ijau), to fasten 
 together, arrange : Sid, pvOfiog. 
 Aiapmg, eiog, 7), a lifting up, ele- 
 vation, sublimity : fr. Siaipto ; 
 tK Sidpattog fidxt<yQai, to fight 
 to the death, by raising the 
 sword, Polyb. 
 Aiaprdu), Cj, f. yrrto, to raise up 
 on high, suspend ; separate by 
 an interval ; be deceived. Num. 
 xxiii. 19, Jud. viii. 16, if that be 
 the true reading. 
 AiapTiL^io, f. i<juj, to form, perfect, 
 compose, arrange, frame : fr. 
 Sid, dpTiZto. 
 Aiaaa'ivti), to fawn, move the tail 
 as a dog, cringe : fr. Sid, aaivto. 
 AiaaaXaKiovi^io, f. (Tvj, to be wan- 
 ton or effeminate : fr. Std, ca- 
 XaKojvia^to. 
 Aiaaatpktt), Cj, to signify, affirm, 
 declare plainly, make plain ; f. 
 //'o-w, p. Sia(T6(Td<pT]Ka, a. 1. Su- 
 <Td(pi]<Ta : fr. Sid, <Ta<ptijj. 
 Aiaadcpyaig, nog, 7), an interpret- 
 ation, declaration, discovery : 
 fr. the above. 
 Aiaaeiio, to shake, disturb, use 
 violence, extort money; f. adato, 
 p. SiaakatiKa, a. 1. SikctKra, a. 
 1. subj. Siacrtiffto, yg, y, 2 j)l. 
 Sia<ni(Xt]Ti, shake : fr. Sid, atito. 
 Aia(Tevu),to drive or inish through. 
 
 See AikaavTo. 
 Aia(T7]fiah>to, f. avCS, to give a 
 sign, signify by moving the hand, 
 point out : fr. Std, (njfiawio. 
 Aid(T7jfiog, 6, t), distinguished, il- 
 lustrious : fr. Sid, ai}p.a. 
 Ata(Tiyd(To/xat, Dor. for Siaaiytj- 
 aofiai, f. 1. m. fr. Siacriydofiai, 
 to be silent, pass over in silence: 
 fr. Sid, ffiydto. 
 Aia<Tiio7rd(o, Cj, to keep silence : 
 
 fr. Sid, (TitoTrdu). 
 
 AiaaKaipio, f. apw,to skip through : 
 fr. Sid, (TKaipto. 
 
 AiaffKarSiKi^io, f. (T(o, to eat pot- 
 herbs, speak in the style of Eu- 
 ripides, whose mother sold pot- 
 herbs : fr. Sid, ctKavSi^. 
 
 Aia<TKtSdvvviii, f. Sdffio, to scatter 
 
 i 
 
 -A 
 
AIA 
 
 AIA 
 
 AIA 
 
 AIA 
 
 AIA 
 
 AIA 
 
 If ■ 
 
 •.It 
 
 in different directions, dissipate, 
 disperse ; diaffKid^Uy Ion. for 
 Sia<TKtddTeiv : fr. ^id, cKeddv- 
 
 VVfll. 
 
 AiaffKiSatTfxbg, ou, 6, dissipation, 
 dispersion : fr. the above. 
 
 AiaffKSTTTOfiaif f. \po^ai, to con- 
 sider, look about or into : fr. 
 dtUj ffKSTrTOfiai. 
 
 AiaffKEvdl^ofiai, f. 1. m. dffofiai, to 
 collect goods or baggage, pack 
 ^P ^"oS^S® y prepare one's self : 
 fr. 
 
 AiaffKevdKof f- aVw, to prepare, 
 equip, furnish, arrange, adorn : 
 fr. Siii, <TKivdK(i>' 
 
 AiaffKEvi^, i}Q, >/, apparatus, equip- 
 ment, furniture, ornament : fr. 
 dia, (TKevog. 
 
 AidrrKi\l/iQ, ewf, »/, consideration, 
 consultation : fr. SiaffKeirTOfiai. 
 
 AiaffKrjviojj w, f. »;Vw, to pitch 
 one's tent, encamp. Ata<T«cj;v6o>, 
 tU, f. wffWjto encamp separately or 
 away from, remove. Th. (Tktjvi]. 
 
 AiaffKiSvaffiy they dissipate, 3 pi. 
 pres. ind. act. fr. 
 
 AiaffKidviJUi, f. rjffo), p. SuaKidvr)- 
 (ca, to disperse, spread abroad, 
 diffuse : fr. ^ed, fficidvr]ixi. 
 
 Aiacnciprdio, w, f. ij(to), to exult, 
 leap up : fr. Sia, (TlClpTd^tJ. 
 
 AiacTKOTTBOjf w, to cousider atten- 
 tively, meditate: fr. ^id, ffKoirku). 
 
 AiaffKOTrtdojiaifto watch for, look 
 out for, espy : fr. ^td, o-KOTrid^w. 
 
 AiaffKopTTiKd), to disperse, throw 
 away, spread about ; f. tVw, p. 
 SiecTKopTTiKa, perf. pass. SuffKop- 
 TTtcrfiaiy a. I. pass. SuffKOpTriaOrjv, 
 f. 1 . pass. Sia(TKop7ri(T9ij(TOf.iai : 
 
 fr. Sid, (TKOpTTJ^W. 
 
 AiaffKutTTToj, f. -^/u)) to scoff, rail : 
 
 fr. Sidf (TKuj7rru>. 
 Aiarrna, aroQ, rb, a warp, web: fr. 
 
 didtofiai, to form a web. 
 Aiafffi^v, to wipe off. Th. (Tfidu), 
 
 the same. 
 ALa(TfiiJx<^, f- K<**y to rul> out, wipe 
 
 out, cleanse by wiping : fr. Sidj 
 
 (Tfl^X^' 
 
 Aiacro^iKofxai^ f. iVo^at, to speak 
 captiously, act with finesse : fr. 
 Sid, ao(piKofiai. 
 
 AiaffTvapaKTog, ^, bv, torn in 
 pieces, lacerated : fr. 
 
 Aia(T7ra()d(Tff(t), f. ^o*, to tear in 
 pieces, lacerate: fr. did, aira- 
 pdffffu), 
 
 Aia(nrapsvriQ,nom. pi. a. 2. part, 
 pass. ; SiaffTraprjvai, a. 2. mf. 
 pass. fr. SiaaTTtipui. 
 
 Aid<T7ra<Tig, tiog, r/, & 
 
 Aid(T7rafffia, arog, rb, also 
 
 Aia(nra<Tfibg, oD, 6, a separation, 
 tearing off: fr. perf. pass, of 
 
 AiaffTrdio, w, to tear away, pluck 
 asunder, draw off, destroy, ab- 
 olish ; f. d(Tio, p. 5t£(T7raKa, a. 1. 
 Mcryraffa, pf. pass. dtkffTraffixaif 
 
 inf. SiiffTTaaOai, a. 1. pass. Sie- 
 
 (nrd(T0r)Vy a. 1. subj. pass. Sia- 
 
 (TiraaQiZ : fr. ^td, airdu). 
 Aiaa-Treipu), to disseminate, di- 
 sperse, scatter; f. 1, SiaffTrsnut, f. 
 
 2. SiaaTrapCi, p. cuaTrapKa, a. 1. 
 
 Sikmrtipa, a. 2. h'ecTTrapoVf a. 2. 
 
 pass. duffTrdprjVf I was dispersed ; 
 
 a. 2. part, diaffiraptig, kvTog, 
 
 pf. m. Sis(T7ropa : fr. ^td, (nrfipui. 
 AiaffTTtvdutj to hasten through, 
 
 contend, strive : fr. Sid, a-rrevSu). 
 Aiaairopd, dg, rj, dispersion : fr. 
 
 perf. m. SucrTTopa, of Siaairtipio. 
 Aiaaradbv, adv. standing asunder 
 
 or apart, opposite each other : 
 
 fr. Citarrjixi. 
 AiaaraOfidofiai, w^iat, f. rjcrofiaij 
 
 to measure out, distribute : fr. 
 
 Sid J (TraOixrj. 
 AiacTTaXrjaovTaij 3 pi. f. 2. pass 
 
 of diatTTsWa). 
 AidaraXaig, iwg, ii, a covenant, 
 
 distinction : fr. SiaarkWdi. 
 Aiaardgy dvrog, distant, divided, 
 
 standing apart ; a. 2. part, of 
 
 SitrTTfjuij to separate. 
 Aid(Tra(Tigy tw^, >/, distance, sepa- 
 ration, discord : fr. SitaTrjfii. 
 AidaTdXov, appoint, determine ; 
 
 a. 1. imp. act. fr. SiaffTeWuj. 
 AiatTTEix^f f- K(*>j a. 2. Sitffrixov, 
 
 to go through or away : fr. Sid, 
 
 anix^' 
 
 AiarxTiWojf to charge, command, 
 publish ; draw apart, loosen, se- 
 parate, distinguish, define, de- 
 termine ; f. SiaffTsXCJ, p. Sis- 
 (XToXKa, a. 2. SikoTaXov, impf 
 pass. Su<JTiXX6y.r]Vy of, cro, a. 1. 
 m. Sie(TTtiXdfiT]v, w, aro, perf. m. 
 SiscTToXa : fr. Sid^ ffrtXXio. 
 
 Aid(TTi]^a, arog, rb, an interval, 
 distance : fr. SiXrtTrj^i. 
 
 AiacrrrjpiHiujf f. ^w, p. SuoTijpixcif 
 to prop up, establish : aTripi^uj. 
 
 Aia<TT7](Tai, a. 1. inf. SiaaT^aag^ 
 avTog, going forward, a. l.part. 
 
 act. of Su<TT7]^l. 
 
 AiacTTi'jTTjv, they were separated, 
 a. 2. act. dual num. Ion. for ^t€- 
 arrjnjv, fr. SutTTrfv, of Su<ttt]^i. 
 
 AiatTTiXlio), to shine through, glit- 
 ter : fr. Cid, (TriX/3a>. 
 
 AiaoToi/3d?u», to crowd together, 
 stuff or pack close : fr. Sid, rrroi- 
 /3d^a>. Th. ffTdjSio. 
 
 AiaffToixiKu)y f. i<Tu), to place and 
 dispose in order : fr. Sid, aroi- 
 x'lKit)- Th. (xroTxog. 
 
 AiaffToXi], f/c, V, distinction, dif- 
 ference ; dilatation, extension ; 
 to which <TV(TToXrf is opposed 
 among the professors of Med. & 
 Gramm. : fr. perf. m. of Sia- 
 (TTeXXtj. 
 
 AiaarpaTOTTiSevio, f. cy<T(i>, to be- 
 siege with the whole army : fr. 
 Sid, (TrpaTOTreSevu). 
 
 AiaaToktbiiJ, to pervert, lead out 
 (140) 
 
 of the way, divert, wrest aside, 
 distort, deform ; f. ypio, p. Su- 
 ffrpe<pa, a. 1. Sutrrpey^a, a. 1. inf. 
 Sia(Trps\pai,]^cri. pass. cdffTnan- 
 fiai, part. Siicrrpafi^kvog, jtcr- 
 verted, perf. m. SikfTTpoipa : fr. 
 
 Sid, (TTpB<p(0. 
 
 Aia(TTpol5euj, w, to turn about, 
 cause to move in eddies, agitate: 
 fr. Sid, (Trpofitio. 
 
 AiaffTpo^t), rjg, i), perversion, 
 distortion, & 
 
 AidaTpo(pog, 6, r), perverted, per- 
 verse, distorted, deformed, out 
 of one's mind : fr. perf. ni, of 
 SiaffTpetpu). 
 
 Aiaarpijjvvvfii, vvvoj, f. (rrpwaw, 
 to strew, prepare, spread upon : 
 fr. Sid, arpiovvvfii. 
 
 Aiaavpiyfibg, ov, 6, a hissing : fr. 
 
 AiatTvpi^io, f. (TvpiKoj, to hls.s, 
 whistle : fr. Sid, cupi'^tu. 
 
 Aiacrvpfibg, ou, 6, detraction, dis- 
 tortion, mocking : fr. 
 
 Aiaav'pio, to draw off, tear away, 
 pull to pieces, distort, defame ; 
 f. vput, p. SiaatavptjKu : fr. Sia, 
 (Tvpio. 
 
 Aia(T(paipiKoj, f. ffio, to toss a ball 
 to and fro, scatter : fr. via, 
 (T^aipi^u). 
 
 Aidffcpai^, ayog, t), distance of 
 place, interval, gap or openinj^ : 
 fr. Sid, (j<pd^io. 
 
 Aia(X(ptvSovdo>, w, to hurl with a 
 sling. Aiaa<pivSovdofxai, to be 
 split violently asunder, torn to 
 pieces : fr. Sid, a<l)f.vS6vr]. 
 
 Aiaa^tjKoio, <J, f. axrw, to bind 
 fast together, bring into the 
 shape of a wasp : fr. Sid, <T<p)j^. 
 
 AiaffxiW, f. iTtu, p. SitnxiKa, to 
 cleave, cut asunder : Sid, crxt'^w. 
 
 AiatrxoXsw, <J, f. rjtrio, to engafre 
 with business, occupy : fr. Sia, 
 dffxoXeio. 
 
 Aia(yx<^v, a. 2. part. act. fr. Suyu), 
 or Siaffx^d)', to peneti*ate, picrco 
 through. Th. tx*^j ^- 2- «o'X"*'* 
 
 Aiaaiotd), to keep, preserve, save, 
 heal, cure ; f. crio. p. SiaasaioKa, 
 a. I. Sis<Tu)(Ta, a. 1. subj. SiaffuxTio, 
 yr, y, a. I. inf. Siaaioffai, a. 1. 
 pass. Su(tio9tjv, T]g, t], a. 1. part, 
 pass. SiaaoiOtig, a. 1. inf. pass. 
 Sia<Joj{)t]vai ; Siacrui^tffOai ttooc 
 Ti)v 'EXXdca, to arrive safely, 
 return safe : fr. Sid, auj^o). Th. 
 (Toog. 
 
 Aia<T(jj(TEis, 3 sing. a. 1. opt. iEol. 
 of the above verb. 
 
 AiaaoSay, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. act. 
 3 pi. Siaaiaaiaai, fr. Siaffoi^w. 
 
 Aiaraytvuj, to govern, arrange : 
 fr. 
 
 Aiarayn), ifg, »;, arrangement, dis- 
 position : fr. a. 2. pass. SuTayijv, 
 T]g, jj, or fr. perf. m. of SiaTUffffu). 
 
 Aidrayfia, arog, rb, an edict : fr. 
 perf. pass, of the same verb. 
 
 Atdra^tCjfwCj V, an arrangement, 
 disposition, division, ordering ; 
 last will or testament : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 AiaTapdacru), or ttio, to trouble, 
 disturb, disorder ; f. ^a>,p. Siare- 
 Tapaxa, a. 1. SurdpaKa, perf. 
 pass. Siartrdpayfiai, a. 1. pass. 
 SuTapdxOtJv : fr. Sid, rapdacruj. 
 Aidraaig, eiog, r), extension, con- 
 tention, strain, vigour, expres- 
 sion : fr. Sianivit). 
 AiarariKbg, r), bv, effectual, au- 
 thoritative : fr. the same. 
 Aiardaatii, or TT^^), to instinct, 
 aiTange, mai-shal, dispose, ap- 
 point, ordain, order, conmiand ; 
 f.4w, p. ^tartraxa, a. 1. Sdra^a, 
 a. 2. Surayov, f. 1. m. Siard^o- 
 fiai, perf. pass. Siarkrayfiai, I 
 have been instructed, ordered, 
 perf. part. pass. Siarerayiisvog, 
 t], ov, a. 1. pass. Surdx9r]v, 
 hence rd^tarax0<i^ra,commauds 
 or instructions, a. 1 . part, pass., 
 a. 2. pass. Surdytiv, part. Sia 
 raydg, a. 1. m. SuraKdfirjv, to, 
 aro, perf. m. Siarkrdya : fr. Sid, 
 raffffu) or rrw. 
 
 Aiarax^iov, adv. suddenly, quick- 
 ly; sei)aratcly, Sid Tax^iov, also, 
 Aiardxovg or Sid rdxovg, & 
 AiaTaxfo)g. Th. raxvg, swift. 
 Aiarkyyio, f. ^u>, to wet thorough- 
 ly, bedew : fr. Sid, rkyyuj. 
 AiartOilEv, by sync, for SiaTsOeit)- 
 aav, 3 pi. a. 1. opt. pass. fr. Sia- 
 Ti9)]fii ; f. 9t](Toj, a. 1. pass, ets- 
 Or]v : hence a. 1 . inf. pass. Sia- 
 Tt9r]vai. 
 
 AiaTi9pvXXi]fiiva, published, or 
 spread abroad, perf. part. pass, 
 fr. Sia9pvXXiu), to make pubHc, 
 f. Tj<T(o, p. Siare9pvXXjjKa : fr. 
 Sid, 9pvXXog. 
 
 AiaTeivit), to stretch out or asun- 
 der, extend, distend, reach to, 
 relate to, f. Siarevio, a. 1. Sd- 
 Tiiva ; Siareivofiai, mid. to ex- 
 ert oneself, strive : Sid, Ti'ii'iD. 
 AiarsixiKoi, to wall off*, intercept 
 by a wall : fr. Sid, reixi^oj. 
 AiartKiiaipofiai, f ovfiai, to point 
 out by certain signs, assign, de- 
 signate : fr. Sid, TiKfiaipuj. 
 AiaTtXcvrdoj, at, f. T]croj, to bring 
 to an end : fr. Sid, rAevTauj. 
 AiareXeu), ut, to remain, continue, 
 persevere, neut. with a parti- 
 ciple ; Sur'iXiaav fiaxbfiEvoi 
 tTTTd i)fiepag, they fought for 
 seven days successively ; act. to 
 porfoi-m, accomplish, bring to 
 ail end, finish, spend or pass 
 (one's life) ; f. sffio, p. Siartrk- 
 \iKa : fr. Sid, reXtoj. Th. reXog. 
 AiuTtXr/g, tog, b, ?), perpetual, 
 continual, incessant : Sid, TsXog. 
 AittTiXovg & Sid TsXovg, perse- 
 veringly, assiduously, adv. 
 
 Aiarsuvo}, f. fid, to cut off or 
 asunder, separate, pull asunder: 
 fr. Sid, Tffivo). 
 AiarerafiBvog, rj, ov, stretched 
 out, distended ; part. perf. pass, 
 fr. Siareivii). Thence 
 AiaTiTafiEvujg, adv. earnestly, in- 
 tently. 
 AiavETaxEvai, perf. inf. act. fr. 
 
 SiaTaaffo). 
 AiaTErivdx9ai, perf. inf. pass. fr. 
 Aiarivdaait), to shake asunder, 
 f. ^a>, p. SiaTETivaxa : fr. Sid, 
 Tivdffcrui. 
 AiaTETpaivu), Ion. & poet, for 
 Siaropku), to perforate, pierce 
 through ; SiarETpavsEig for Sia- 
 TerpavElg, you will perforate : 
 see TiTpaivto. Th. rirpda>, or 
 Tpdio. 
 Aiary'iKio, f. ^w, p. SiartTtJxa, p. 
 m. SiaTETijKa, to melt thorough- 
 ly, waste away : fr. Sid, tijku). 
 AiarrjpEU), to, to preserve, watch, 
 guard ; impf. Suttjoeov ovv, EEg 
 tig, tt El, f. ijaio, p. ciaTtrijpjjKa: 
 fr. Sid, TTjpeu). Hence 
 Aiarripijffig, Eiog, rj, preservation, 
 
 a guarding or watching. 
 Aiari, wherefore ? adv. fr. Sid, 
 on account of, & ri, what ? 
 AiaTi9T]fii, to place separately, 
 dispose, arrange, appoint, settle, 
 establish ; conciliate,render well- 
 disposed, treat ; f. Sia9i]<Toj, p. 
 SiaTE9EiKa, a. 2. Su9i]v, pres. 
 pass. Star i9E flat, to be disposed 
 or affected ; mid. to covenant, 
 dispose of, sell ; 3 pLSiari9EVTai, 
 f. 1. mid. Sia9t](rofiai, a. 2. m. 
 SiE9EfiTjv, ao, to : fr. Sid, Ti9t]fii. 
 AiaTivdaait), f. ^a>, to shake asun- 
 der or violently, shatter in 
 pieces : fr. Sid, rivdaau). 
 AiaTiv9aXkog, a, ov, red-hot ; fr. 
 
 Sid, Tiv9aXEog. 
 AiaTfirj(T<Tio, f.^w, a. 2. SuTfiayov, 
 to cut in two, part, disperse. 
 Aiarofii), iig,i), a cutting through, 
 incision, schism, division, sepa- 
 ration : fr. SiaTEfivoj. 
 Aiaroviov, ov, rb, a clasp, little 
 ring : fr. SiarEivot. 
 AiaTo^Evtt), f. Euffu), to pierce with 
 an arrow : fr. Std, ro^Eva>. 
 Atarop£i;/uara,wv,rd, engravings, 
 works polished by turning : fr. 
 AiaTopeio, w, f. ijvu), to perforate 
 
 or pierce : fr. Sid, ropsu). 
 Aidropog, 6, r), penetrated, pier- 
 ced ; but Siaropog, b, rj, pene- 
 trating, piercing : fr. the above. 
 AiaTpETTu), f. xpit), to turn away, 
 distort, avert, drive away,reject, 
 deter, persuade : fr. Sid, rpkirio, 
 AiuTpe^u), f. 9psypcj, p.SiaTsrpt^a, 
 to nourish, keep : fr. Sid, rpk^io. 
 Aiarpkxnf,^' 9pe^io,to run througli, 
 about, or away ; escape : fr. Sid, 
 Tpsx<o. 
 
 (147) 
 
 AiaTpkut, to run various ways in 
 teiTor : fr. Sid, rptw. 
 
 Aiarpi(3T),rjg, t), delay ; a dwell- 
 mg, abiding ; convei-sation ; ex- 
 ercise, occupation, arguing, dis- 
 putation, meeting : fr. 
 
 AiaTpT(3(i}, to rub between or in 
 pieces ; delay, be employed in, 
 abide, dwell, wear away or waste 
 the time, live ; wear away or 
 out, spend, exercise, consume, 
 procrastinate, put off; impf. Sd- 
 Tpljiov, f. Siarpi\pio, p. SiaTi- 
 rpt0a, a. 1. Sdrpiypa, a. 2. Sd- 
 rpij3ov, I wore out or spent ; 
 pres. part. pass. SiarpifiofiEvog, 
 worn : fr. Sid, rpt/3w. 
 
 Aidrpixa, adv. in three parts : fr. 
 rpt'xa. Dor. Tpix9a. Th. rpeig. 
 
 AiuTpoTTog, b,y, perverted, differ- 
 ent : fr. SiarpETTio. 
 
 Aiarpo<pi], Tjg, j), nourishment, 
 sustenance : fr. Siarpk^oj, perf. 
 m. SiaTETpo<pa. 
 
 Aiarpoxd^u), same as SiarpEX(o. 
 
 Aiarpvyiog, b, r), having com 
 planted between the vine-rows : 
 fr. Sid, Tpvytj. 
 
 Aiarpv^Eig, kvTog, a. 1. part. pass, 
 fr. Sia9pvTrTU),io break in pieces, 
 snap m two, wear away : fr. Sid, 
 
 BpvTTTUt, 
 
 Aiarpioyu), f. rpdj^ofiai, to gnaw 
 or eat through : fr. Sid, rpioyo}. 
 
 AIATTA'Q, w, to sift : fr. Siaa- 
 aditi : fr. aS), to shake together: 
 whence ajj^w. 
 
 Aiq-TTio, to shoot rapidly, as me- 
 teors ; rush hastily by : fr. Sid, 
 dtaffio, q.aau) or q,TTU). 
 
 AiaTVTTou), a, f. oKTuj, to form, 
 adapt, describe : hence 
 
 AiaTVTTioffig, Eiog, >/, a delineation, 
 description, formation, represen- 
 tation : fr. Sid, TVTtou). 
 
 Aiavav9rjvai, a. 1. inf. pass. £r. 
 Aiavaivio, to dry up : fr. Sid, 
 
 avaivo). 
 
 Aiavydb), G>, & -d^w, to shine 
 through, brighten ; f. riaio or 
 dao), p. SiijvyrjKa or -oko, a. 1, 
 Siijvyaffa, a. 1. subj. Siaifydaio, 
 yg, y : fr. Sid, auyd^w. Th. av- 
 yri. 
 
 AiavyEia, ag, y), ti'ansparency, 
 opening to admit light : fr. 
 
 Aiavyrig,kog,b, r),shining through, 
 transparent : fr. Sid, avyq, 
 
 AiavXoSpofitjg, ov, b, & AiavXo- 
 Spofiog, ov, b, who runs round 
 the goal, or the course of tho 
 circus, the diaulos, or race of 
 two stadia, i. e. SiffrdSiov : fr. 
 SiavXog, Spofiog fr. TpEx<t> ; Siav- 
 XoSpofidv, gen. pi. Dor. for Siav- 
 XoSpofiiov. 
 
 AiavXog, ov, b, the course of tho 
 
 chariots in the circus ; a double 
 
 course from the starting-post to 
 
 the goal and back again ; the 
 
 L 2 
 
 1. « 
 
AIA 
 
 AIA 
 
 AIA 
 
 AIA 
 
 AIA 
 
 AIE 
 
 I 
 
 M 
 
 
 
 measure of two stadia ; the de- 
 sire of departing, and then of 
 returning again ; a narrow pas- 
 sage, strait ; ebb and flow of the 
 tide : fr. did, avXog. 
 
 Aiatpdyy, he may eat up, devour, 
 3 sing. subj. act. fr. hatpdyut. 
 
 Aia<pdyu)v, ovaa, ov, eating up, 
 away, part. pres. indie, of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Aiatpaivio, f. avd, to show, eluci- 
 date ; shine out ; appear, seem ; 
 Sia<paivo^iai, to be conspicuous 
 among other things, be transpa- 
 rent, come in sight, be conspi- 
 cuous : fr. did, (paivio. 
 
 Aiatpdveia, & Aia<pavia, ag, r), 
 brightness, clearness : fr. 
 
 Aia<l>avt)g, tog, 6, t), transparent ; 
 illustrious : fr. diacpaivio ; perf 
 m. iia7ri<pT]va. Hence 
 
 Aia<pavCjg, adv. clearly, mani- 
 fest I v. 
 
 Aia<l>apfictKivo), to physic, com- 
 pletely heal : fr. did, (paofiaKevoj. 
 
 Aia<pavffKio, & -0at'w, f. <tu), p. Ka, 
 to shine through or upon, be- 
 come bright, dawn. Th. (pdio. 
 
 AiaipkpovTci, rd, things which dif- 
 fer, excellent, better ; neut. pi 
 of part. pres. act. diaiphpiov. 
 
 Aia^epovTiog, adv. excellently, 
 differently, exceedingly : fr. 
 
 Aia(pBp(i), to carry through or over, 
 transport, dissipate, divulge, sus- 
 tain, consider, differ, excel, pro- 
 fit ; oif diatpf.oti, it makes no dif- 
 ference ; f. CLoi(Tuj, a. 1. ditjvty- 
 Ka, a. 2, SiTjveyKov, a. 2. subj 
 ditveyKoj, yg, y ; pres. pass, dia- 
 ^epofiat, to be disseminated, be 
 cast here and there, contend : 
 fr. did, (pkpijj. 
 
 Aia(pevyu}, to fly through or away 
 escape, shun ; f. 1. m. dia<ptv^o- 
 fiai, a. 2. act. dutpvyov, a. 2. opt. 
 diafvyoiui, perf. m. diaTrstpivya 
 for dia7re<l>vya : fr. did, (pevyu). 
 
 Aiad>tJHtoj, at, to spread a report ; 
 f. ijcru}, p. dia7re(pr)fir}Ka, a. J . dis- 
 ipijfxrjffa : fr. did, <pr]^i]. Th. 0dw. 
 
 Aia<prj^i^iij, to publish, spread 
 abroad ; f. iau), p. diarrtipriniKa, 
 a. 1. pass. ditiprjfiicOrjv : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 Aia<pQapy, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. pass 
 & 
 
 Aia<f>Qdpf.(7Kt, for dutpQeipe, 3 sing, 
 a. 1. fr. 
 
 Aia<p6dpu}f to destroy thoroughly, 
 corrupt, vitiate, seduce, violate, 
 kill ; change ; ovdev rptffag ovdk 
 diatpdtipag ovTt tov xphifiaTog 
 ovTs TOV TTpocrojirov, not having 
 changed colour ; f. 1. dia(l>9EpCJ, 
 f. 2. dia^Oapw, p. duxpOapKa, a. I. 
 dik<pQupa, a. 1. inf. act. diacpQti- 
 pai, a. 2. act. dis(f>Oapov, perf. 
 pass. dtk(pQapixai, part. dutpVap- 
 Hsvog, corrupted, labouring un- 
 
 der a natural defect, a. 2. pass. 
 du<p9dpr]v, perf. m. dik<pOopa : 
 fr. did, <p9tipii). 
 
 AiatpQopd, dg, i), corruption, vio- 
 lation, destruction : fr. perf. m. 
 du<p9opa, of dia(p9tipio. 
 
 Aia((>9opstiv, Ion. for dia(p9eiGtiv, 
 to plunder, lay waste : fr.00f<piu. 
 
 Aia<j)9opevgj tujg, 6, a corrupter : 
 fr. Sie<p9opa, perf. m. of dia- 
 <p9eip(t). 
 
 Aia<piTifii, f. rjffu), a. 1. rJKa, to 
 send through or different ways, 
 disband, dismiss: fr. did, d(pij]fii. 
 
 Ata0o/3£(i>, w, f. Tjcru), to frighten : 
 fr. did, (po[3eui : whence 
 
 Aia<p6(ir)p.a, arog, to, teiTor. 
 
 A(a0ot/3d^a>, f. dcit), to transport 
 with prophetic frenzy : fr. did, 
 0oi/3d^a>. Th. 4>oT/3of. 
 
 Aia0oirdw, w, f. r]<Ju), to wander 
 about, i*un here and there : fr. 
 did, (poiTaio. 
 
 Aiaipopd, dg, r), difference, dis- 
 agreement : fr. dia<pfpii}. 
 
 Aia<popsio, ix), f. ijctii), the same as 
 diatpipit) ; to pull in pieces, i)lun- 
 der, dissipate, disperse ; dia<po- 
 pjiaai, a. 1. inf. act. diaipoptv- 
 ^evov. Ion. for diafpopovfitvov. 
 Th. (pepio. 
 
 Aia^6pr}(Tig, tiog, >/, & Aia<p6pt)p.a, 
 ciTog, TO, difference, variation, 
 dispersion, plunder : & 
 
 Aia(popT]TiKbg, r), bv, dispersing ; 
 dia^. <pdp^aKa, diaphoretic me- 
 dicines : fr. the above. 
 
 Aid(popog, 6, 77, different, excel- 
 lent ; differing, hostile, at va- 
 riance ; TO did<popov, a price ; a 
 quarrel, difference ; comp. dia^ 
 <popijjTepog, a, ov, more excel- 
 lent : fr. dtatpepiij. Hence 
 
 Aiafpopiog, adv. differently. 
 
 Aiaippayri, iig, 7), a rupture : & 
 
 Aid(ppayfia, arog, Tb, an inter- 
 stice, partition, the pericardium, 
 membrane which encloses the 
 heart, diaphragm or midriff: fr. 
 dia<ppd(T(jix). 
 
 Aiatppd^ui, to relate, indicate ; p. 
 m. TTtippdda : fr. did, ^pd^io. 
 
 Aiaippdaaoj, or drrw, f. d^o>, p. 
 diank(ppaxa, to hedge up, ob- 
 struct, fence off: fr. did, <pnd(jcru). 
 
 Aiaippkio, w, f. ^pt]<Tio, to let pass 
 through : fr. did, (ppeuj, obsol. 
 
 Aia<pvdg, ddog, 7), or Aiafvij, rig, 
 t'l, a chink, fissure, knotted joint 
 in reeds or canes : fr. did, <pv(o. 
 
 Aia<pvyoi, 3 sing. a. 2. opt. act. of 
 d laiptify oj ; a. 2. dd^vyov. 
 
 Aia^vXaicTeog, a, ov, must be 
 guarded, verb. adj. fr. 
 
 Aia(l>vXd(T<T(*}, or -ttu), f. d^w, to 
 guard thoroughly, keep, pre- 
 serve : fr. did, <pvXd(T(TU). 
 
 Aiaipv(T(Tio, f. vauj, to pour through 
 or out, di-aw out : did, dtpvaau). 
 
 Aia<pvuj, f. v'ffu}, a. 2. difipvv, p. 
 (148) 
 
 diaTTKpvKa, to grow through or 
 between, intervene: fr. did, (jtvio. 
 
 Aia<j}ii)v'f.io, G), f. ij(Titi, to ditt\>r, 
 dissent; be discordant; be hoarsLj 
 with shouting ; expire : fr. ctci, 
 (pwveio. Th. <pu)t'T]. 
 
 Aia(pit)<jKiiv, to dawn. Th. 0dw. 
 
 Ata0(urisw, f. t'crw, to illuniinati.', 
 disclose : fr. did, (pioTi^u}. 
 
 Aiax^iXdoj, u>, to render loose, n- 
 lax, carry loosely : did, xciXduj. 
 
 AiaxdcTKu), to gape widely : iV. 
 did, x^^' 
 
 Aiax^cu, a. 1. inf. act. fr. diaxtoi. 
 
 Ataxf'f/d^w, f. <Tu), to spend the 
 winter, be in winter-quarters : 
 fr. did, x^if^dZto. 
 
 Aiaxtipitopai, f. icrofxai, to lay 
 violent hands on, kill ; take in 
 Iiand, govern ; mid. of 
 
 Atax«tp«^u>, to have in hand, ma- 
 nage, rule, govern ; f. irrw, ji. 
 diaKtx^ptKa, a. 1. dux^^P'^'^di '». 
 I. m. dux^^^P'-^^jJ'^^v, it), aTO, a. 
 1. inf. m. diaxtipi<Taa9ai '. fr. 
 did, xapi'^w. 
 
 AiaxiipoToviiv, to decide, decrcr; 
 properly, by holding up the 
 hands; but dia-^i](p'iCtiv, by bal- 
 lot : & 
 
 Ataxetporoi't'a, ag, rj, decision ; as 
 it were, a division of votes : fr. 
 did, x^^poTOfiuj. 
 
 Aiaxicif^ -X^voj, f. x^vaio, to pour 
 out or through, cut up, dissect ; 
 dissipate, dispci*se ; a. 1. kxtvaa, 
 iX^va, kx^a : fr. did, x^^- 
 
 AiaxXtvd^u), to continue to mock, 
 scoff, deride: fr. did, xXtvd^M. 
 
 Aiaxou), f. M<Titi, to carry a dam 
 or mound through : fr. did, x^w- 
 
 Aiaxpdo^ai, atfiai, f. rjffofiai, ]>. 
 pass. diaKEXpn^^f^^h to use iqi, 
 make use of, use, consume, waste, 
 destroy, kill ; meet or be visited 
 with : fr. did, xp^ofiai. 
 
 Aiaxpda9ai ^iiv, to kill himself, 
 pres. inf. m. ; diaxpciotiTai, Dor. 
 for diaxptJcrtTai, he will kill, f. 1 . 
 ind. m. fr. the preceding. 
 
 Aiaxptofiai, to make use of con- 
 stantly ; Ion. form of the abo\ 0. 
 
 Aiaxpfj<yOai, the same as sinqiit.' 
 Xptj(T9ai. 
 
 Aidxpv(Tog, 6, rj, gilded, orna- 
 mented or inlaid with gold : fr. 
 did, xpvtJog. 
 
 Aiaxvu},{. xv(Tii)f the same as dia- 
 X^to, to pour out, fuse, as metals. 
 
 Aiaxf*>piojf a, f. i)(Toj, to go or tra- 
 vel through, succeed ; kutio lU- 
 Xwpet avToXg, aid dejectio actx- 
 chhat Ipsis, Xeu. K. 'A. iv. 8, 20 : 
 fr. did, x^pkcj. 
 
 Atax(f/ot^a>, to separate, disjoin ; 
 f. i<Tio, p. diaKixojpiica, a. 1. cu- 
 X^piaa, pres. m. Ctax^pt'^o/iffi, 
 to depart ; diaxi»pi(T9i]Ti, a. 1. 
 imper. pass. : fr. didy x^p'^w. 
 Th. x^phi apart. 
 
 AidxiiXTig, f t«>Cj Vi the act of dam- 
 ming up currents, making a 
 mound. Th. x^to. 
 
 Aia\pa(pu},f. apiu, to rub through, 
 blow or waft through : fr. did, 
 y^aipio. 
 
 Aut^aXfia, a change of the voice 
 in singing, change of metre ; a 
 pause ; beginning of a new stan- 
 za : fr. diarpdXXb), the same as 
 ■ipdXXii). 
 
 Aia^'tvditiff. 1. tv<T(i), to deceive, 
 disappoint ; mid. to lie : fr. did, 
 \l^fvdo). 
 
 Atai/z/y^t'^o^ai, f. tVo/xat, to throw 
 one's pebble of suffrage into the 
 urn, vote : fr. did, ^l/titpiZofxai. 
 
 Aiai//>/0i(Tig, €u}g, r), the giving of 
 one's vote : fr. the preceding. 
 
 Aia4^i9vpiKoi, f. '<Tiu, to whisper, 
 whistle : fr. did, \pi9vpiL,a). 
 
 Aia;pi5'x<^. f- ^'"^j to cool, refresh, 
 repair : fr. did, y^vx<*»- 
 
 Aiau) or Aidtjfii, to blow through. 
 
 Aifidiiog, u, 1), two-footed : fr. 
 cig, [iaivu). 
 
 Aijiaipog, o, ?/, twice dipped or 
 dyed ; an epith. of purple cloth ; 
 A//3«0og, ov, 1), a purple robe : 
 fr. dig, fidTTTuj. 
 
 Ai/ioXof, 6, »/, double-pointed : 
 fr. dig, (idXXoj. 
 
 Aiyafifia, a double gamma, the 
 diganmia, an .^olic letter, in 
 form and force like the Latin 
 F. So called because like two 
 Fs placed one on the other. 
 
 AiyXijvog, b, 1), having two pupils: 
 fr. dig, yXrjvij. 
 
 Aiyovog, 0, »/, twin-bom, twice- 
 born : fr. dig, yovog. 
 
 Aidayfia, arog, to, a thing taught, 
 precept, instruction : fr. didd- 
 (TKuj, perf. pass, dedidayfiai. 
 
 AicaKTai dpeTai, virtues obtained 
 by learning. 
 
 AidaKTiicbg, »), bv, fit, adapted to 
 teach : & 
 
 i^idaKTbg, i), bv, taught, the same 
 as dididayfikvog, and said of 
 things which ?an be taught or 
 learned. Th. diddffKio. 
 
 A'ldaKTpov, ov, Tb, a fee paid to a 
 tutor : fr. the same th. 
 
 ^icd^ai, a. 1. inf. act. didaKs, a. 
 1. Ion. for kdidate, of ciddffKoj, 
 to teach, f. diddKt^- 
 
 AicaKtg, tujg, t), the act of teach- 
 ing, instruction : fr. diddaKo}. 
 
 Aid affKoXilov, ov, Tb, a place for 
 instruction, a school, a tutor's 
 fee : & 
 
 AidaffKaXia, ag, y), teaching, the 
 doctrine taught ; AidaaKaXia, 
 wj', rd,instructions, lessons, what 
 one teaches another ; a tutor's 
 fee : fr. the same. 
 
 AidaffKaXiKbg, »), bvj skilled in 
 teaching: fr. 
 
 master : fr. diddcKio. 
 AidaffKefitv & didaffKEfifvai, pres. 
 
 inf. Ion. & Dor. for diddaKtiv, 
 
 fr. diddtTKU), to teach. 
 AiddffKtv, learn. Dor. pres. imper. 
 
 pass, for diddaKov, of the same. 
 AidatTKEu), Att. for diddaKu). 
 AidaffKrjffai, a. I. inf. act. of didaff- 
 
 Keoj, the same as diddaKiv. 
 AIAA'SKQ, to teach, cause to 
 
 learn, instruct, explain, show, 
 
 prove, produce a dramatic piece; 
 
 imperf. Ididaaicov, f. didd^io, p. 
 
 dididaxdf a. 1. tdida^a, ag, £, a. 
 
 1. imper. dida^ov, a. 1. subj. 
 
 didd^u), yg, y, a. 1. inf. didd^ai : 
 
 pres. pass. diddcKop-ai, to learn, 
 
 perf. dtdidayfxai, a. 1. pass, tdi- 
 
 ddx9r}v, i]g, ?], 2 pi. tdiddx9tjTe, 
 
 you have learned. 
 Aidaxfii »)e, V, instruction, learn- 
 ing, doctrine : fr. diddffKio. 
 Aidax9yg, you may have been 
 
 taught, a. 1. subj. pass, of same. 
 Aidtidai, poet, for didkdai, or di- 
 
 dil(Tt, fr. didijfii, fr. d'to). 
 Aidr], Ion. & poet, for ididr], 3 
 
 sing. impf. ind. act. fr. didtjfii, 
 
 fr. dkio. 
 Aidoafisv, for didoftev, 1 pi. pres. 
 
 ind. by a pleon. of the letter a, 
 
 fr. didojfii. 
 Aidodffi, for didovffiy 3 pi. pres. 
 
 ind. fr. didiofxi. 
 AidoX, 3 sing. pres. didoX(T9a, for 
 
 didolg, 2 sing, by .^ol. paragoge 
 
 of 9a, fr. didou), for didu)^i, to 
 
 give : also didoi, Dor. for didov, 
 
 pres. imper. fr. didoe -ov, for 
 
 dido9i. 
 Aidofiev, Ion. for didovai, pres. 
 
 inf. fr. didcjfii. 
 AidoTi, Dor. for didojffi, 3 sing. 
 
 pres. ind. act. didovTi, Dor. for 
 
 didovffi, 3 pi. pres. didovTi, dat. 
 
 sing. part. pres. act. fr. didojfii. 
 AicoTU), 3 sing. pres. imper. act. 
 
 fr. dido9i, 2 sing. 2 pi. didoTe, 
 
 give ; fr. didojfii. 
 Aidov, 3 sing. impf. Ion. for tdi- 
 
 dov, he was giving ; fr. didooj : 
 
 also imper. pres. m. didov & c^t- 
 
 doffo, give ; didovvai, by poet. 
 
 epenth. for didovai, pres. inf. act. 
 
 didovg^ pres. part. act. didovaiv, 
 
 3 pi. pres. ind. fr. didujfii. 
 Aidovv, Ion. & poet, for didovai, 
 
 to give, pres. inf. fr. didw^i, or 
 Aidoio, a>, f. u)(Tio, same as didiofxi. 
 AidpdffKu), to flee, run away ; f* 
 
 dpdffo), p. dfca, a. 2. tdpav, ag, 
 
 &c. a. 2. opt. dpaii]v & dpq,r]v, 
 
 inf. dpdvai, part, dpdg : as if fr. 
 
 dpdio, obsol. allied to dpkio, wh. 
 
 dpEfiii). 
 Aicpaxp^ov, ov, to, {yo^iifffia un- 
 I derstood) didmchmum, a piece 
 
 of money of tlie value of two 
 
 drachmas, neut. g. fr. 
 
 ^icdaKaXog, ov, 6, an instructor, Aidpaxi^^og, b, //, of the value of 
 
 (149) 
 
 two drachmas : fr. dig, dpaxfiy. 
 
 Aidv^dove, twins, nom. & ace. 
 dual, fr. Aidvfid'iov, ovog : fr. 
 didvfiog. 
 
 AidvjxaTOKog, ov, >), producing 
 twins : fr. didvfiog, tLktw. 
 
 Aidvfieovcra, ijg, >), a mother of 
 twins. Cant. iv. 2. 
 
 Aidvfjioyevi^g, kog, b, >/, produced 
 at a birth of twins : fr. didvfiog, 
 ysvog. 
 
 AI'AYMOS, 6, »/, double : Aidv- 
 fioi, twins : Aidvjjidoveg, the 
 same ; also, two : fr. dvo, two. 
 
 AidvfjioTOKOi, it>v, ai, producing 
 twins : fr. didvfiog, tiktio. 
 
 Aidvfxoxpoog, contr. ovg, 6, 17, of 
 two colours ; fr. didvfiog, xpoa. 
 
 Aida, (pg, tp, pres. subj. act. & 
 
 Aidio9i, for dido9i, poet. & JEol 2 
 sing. pres. imper. act. fr. 
 
 ArAQMI, to give, grant, give 
 away (in marriage), give up, 
 offer, permit, commit, appoint, 
 inflict ; imperf. Ididiov, u)g, lo, or 
 Ididovv, ovg, ov, fr. didooj, f. 
 d(t)(TOJ, a. 1. subj. d(t)ff(t), yg, y, p. 
 deddjKa, plup. idedioKtiv & dedu)- 
 KEiv, a. 1. idojKa, ag, i, a. 2. 
 tdiov, lag, to, a. 2. imper. dbg, pi. 
 doTi, give, a. 2. subj. du), ipg, y, 
 a. 2. opt. doirfv, Att. diptjv, rfg, 
 ?}, a. 2. inf. dovvai, a. 2. part. 
 dovg, dovTog, having given, im- 
 perf. pass. tdidofiTfv, (TO, TO, perf. 
 pass, didofiai, aai, Tai, a. 1 . pass. 
 id69r]v, ijg, »/, a. 1. opt. pass, do- 
 9tir]v, T]g, ?/, a. 1. subj. pass. do9io, 
 yg, y, SL. 1. inf. pass. do9fjvai, 
 a. I. part. pass. do9eig, tiaa, tv, 
 f. I. pass. do9i](TOfiai, y, erai. 
 
 Aidutv, Dor. for didovv, to give. 
 
 Aie, for tdie, he feared, 3 sing, 
 impf. Ion. fr. diu), for diidtj. 
 Others make it 3 sing. a. 2. of 
 deiio, for deidijj. 
 
 Aiif^ijiaffa, a. 1. ind. act. of dia[3i' 
 /3d^w, to convey or carry over. 
 
 A(f/3\//0//i/, I was accused, a. 1. 
 ind. pass. fr. diafidXXio. 
 
 Ai€yy vdw, w, f. ijaio, to receive or 
 deliver up prisoners according 
 to agreement, redeem a pledge ; 
 mortgage, give bail or security ; 
 raid, to promise, engage, give 
 surety : fr. did, iyyvrf. Hence 
 
 Aieyyvrjffig, eiog, 7), a giving bail, 
 pledge, security. 
 
 Auyeipoj, to stir up, excite, arouse, 
 waken ; f. duyepui, p. di-qytpKa, 
 a. 1. dirjyeipa, imperf. pass, dirj- 
 ytipofiifv, ov, iTO, a. 1. pass, ditf- 
 ykpOi)v, rig, rj : fr. did, £yetpa>. 
 
 Auyep9tig, aroused, a. 1, part, 
 pass, of the preceding verb. 
 
 Aieyepaig, eiog, tf, a rousing or 
 raising up : fr. dityiipu). 
 
 AuyvwKa, I have decided, de-. 
 creed, perf. act. diiyviav, a. 3, 
 fr. diayii'ioffKio. 
 
i 
 
 I'' ' , "> 
 
 I'" i 
 
 
 AIE 
 
 AuSdffffarOy he distributed, 3 sing. 
 a. 1. m. poet. ; so ^tc^ao-erao, 2 
 sing, of the same tense for ^cc- 
 ddffcru) ; by the Ionics w is chan- 
 ged into ao: fr.^ia^d^ojxai. Th. 
 daiu), to divide. 
 
 Audt^t & Atc^c^av, Ion. for di's- 
 deiKs Si. Sikdti^aVf a. 1. ind. act. 
 of SiadtiKvvfiif to show. 
 
 AikStjVy adv. ^td TtXov^, Hcsych. 
 fr. SuTjfiij to pierce or pass 
 through. 
 
 AuCid6i.ir}Vf (TO, rOf imperf. pass, 
 fr. diadidiofii. 
 
 Audofiai, to eat through, Plut. 
 
 AiidoKf, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 SiaSoKstjj, to appear ; f. ^6%ut. 
 
 AiiSpa, he ran away, Dor. for dis- 
 Sprjf 3 sing. a. 2. act. fr. dtdSprj- 
 fii : fr. did & dpiifiij obsol. for 
 
 dlSpdffKOii. 
 
 AuSitjKa, a. 1. ind. act. of diaSi' 
 
 diofxi, to deHver. 
 Aidpyu), poet, for difipyu), to part, 
 
 separate. 
 AikZojffev, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 fr. dia^tjjvvvfiiy to gird, f. i^uxrio. 
 AuOtTo, he put together, 3 sing. 
 
 a. 2. m. fr. ciariOrjiJii, a. 2. dik- 
 
 9r)v, a. 2, m. duOifitjv. 
 AuOqKa, ag, c, a. 1. ind. act. fr. 
 
 diaTiOrifitf to arrange. 
 Aifi, 3 sing. impf. (as if fr. ^if w,) 
 
 of diirjfiiy to send through, over. 
 
 Also 3 sing. pres. of Otw, for 
 
 deidu), to fear. Also dUi, pass 
 
 through, pres. imper. as lOi, or 
 
 tl, iTiOy fr. the obsol. ew, for 
 
 tZ//i, to go. 
 Auidi^g, koQy 6, 7/, & TO duiCigy 
 
 clear, transparent: fr. ^td, 6i^w. 
 Aieidit), & AiafiSu), to see through, 
 
 discern, perceive : fr. ^«d, et^w. 
 At£«\e, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. of diaipkio, 
 
 to divide, {..diaiprjtrio, p. SiypijKa, 
 
 a. 2. cTXov. Th. aipeto. 
 AieiXrififiEvog, intercepted, dis- 
 tinct, part. perf. pass. fr. Sia- 
 
 \afi[3dv(it. Hence 
 Aui\T]fiixkv(t)g, adv. expressly, dis- 
 tinctly. 
 AieiXri^aj perf. act. of ^taXa/x- 
 
 (3dvu). 
 AteiXv'cjji. vffu), to wind through, 
 
 slip through, steal away : fr, 
 
 ^id, liXvu}. 
 Aitifii, to pass through, penetrate, 
 
 pursue, relate : fr. did, elfii. 
 Aieipyu), to shut up apart, sepa 
 
 rate, inclose, contain, hinder, 
 
 preclude : fr. Sid, elpyu). 
 Aieipofiai, to inquire, ask : fr. 
 
 Sid, ilpu). 
 Aifipvu}, f. v(To), to draw through 
 
 or across : fr. Sid, tipvu), Ion. 
 
 for ipvio. 
 Au'ipu), f. f/ow, to put in a row, 
 
 connect or range together : fr. 
 
 Sid, I'lpin. 
 Aitipoivo^tvog Q. i), deceiving 
 
 AIE 
 
 under the show of hospitality : 
 fr. Sid, tlpu)v, ^'evog. 
 
 AiSKJ3d\\io, f. aXoi, to pierce, send 
 through, carry over, pass 
 through, perf, SieK(it(3\t]Ka : fr 
 Sid, UfidXXtu. 
 
 AuKJSoXt), Tjg, y, a passing, pier- 
 cing, bursting through: fr. perf. 
 m. of the preced. 
 
 AisKfiTo, it was appointed, impf. 
 m. fr. SiaKfi^ai. Th. /ctT/xai. 
 
 AieKKuTTToj, to look out through: 
 
 fr. Sid, tKKVTTTiO. 
 
 AieKoTTTjv, rjg, tj, a. 2. ind. pass 
 
 of SiaKoTTTu). Th. KoTrrw, 
 AtsKTraio), to dash through, beat 
 
 off : fr. Sid, eKTraiio. 
 AuKTTfpaivu), to finish, bring to a 
 
 conclusion : fr. Sid, iKinpaivu). 
 AuKTrepdo), to pass out through : 
 
 fr. Sid, tKTrepdoj. 
 AukttXbio, f. ev(Tio, to set sail from, 
 
 sail through : fr. Sid, tKTrXkoj. 
 
 Hence 
 AuKTrXoog, -ovg, ov, 6, a passage, 
 
 drawing out of ships, sailing 
 
 through or out from, breaking 
 
 through the enemy's line. 
 AuK7rXu)(iv, Ion. & poet, for Suk- 
 
 TrXelv, to sail through. 
 AiEKpiOtv, for SuKpidr)aav, 3 pi. a. 
 
 1. pass, of SiaKpivu)^ to decide. 
 AuKpoog, ov, 6, contr. AiUpovg, 
 
 ov, 6, a current of water through 
 any place : fr. Sid, Upor), fr. 
 iKpkui, to flow out. Th. pew, to 
 flow. 
 
 Aif.K(j)Xvov, £g, €, impf. act. fr. 
 SiaKuiXvu), to persist in prevent- 
 ing. Th. KuiXvit), to hinder. 
 
 AuXaQov, ig, i, a. 2. act. fr. Sia^ 
 Xav^dvoi, to escape, f.l. m.Xrjffo 
 fiai, p. XtXtjKa. Th. XavOdvu). 
 
 AuXdXovv, imperf. ind. act. fr. 
 ^laXaXew, to publish. Th. XaXew. 
 
 AuXaffig, eiog, ij, a riding through, 
 charge : fr. 
 
 AuXavvu), f. Xdffd), to drive, 
 march, or pierce through, drive 
 over : fr. Sid, iXavvu). 
 
 AieXayero, 3 sing. impf. pass. fr. 
 SiaXkyofiai, to converse with. 
 
 Ai(Xkyx(o, f. Kio, p. SirjXiyxa, to 
 disprove, refute ; pres. pass, ^cc- 
 Xkyxofxaifto be disproved, found 
 guilty, p. SirjX6yp.ai, ^ai, Krai, 
 part. SiijXtyfievog, accused : fr. 
 Sid, eXkyx<o. 
 
 AieXeXv, a. 2. inf. act. SuXbJv, a. 
 
 2. part. act. fr. Siaipkoj. 
 AuXivcrofieOa, 1 pi. f. 1. m. of 
 
 Sispxofiai, f. SieXevffOfiai. 
 AieXsx^^^i 1 sing. & in 3 pi. Si- 
 
 fXexOriffav, a. I. ind. pass. fr. Sia- 
 
 Xiyofiai. 
 AuXrjXvOora, ace. sing. perf. m. 
 
 part. fr. Supxofiai, to pass 
 
 through ; perf. m. cuXrjXvQa. 
 AuXyg, 2 sing. a. 2. subj. act. of 
 
 Siaipiuj. 
 
 (150) 
 
 AIE 
 
 AiiXOtlv, a. 2. inf. act. fr. Sup^o^ 
 fiai, to go through. Th. tpx^nni, 
 f. tXivcro^ai, a. 2. yXOov. 
 
 AuXkvu), f. vfTw, same as 
 
 AisXku}, f. eX^o), to pull or drai* 
 through, drag along, draw out, 
 stretch out : fr. cid, cXicw. 
 
 AitXoiSopovvro, 3 pi. impf. pass, 
 fr. SiaXoiSopiu}. 
 
 AuXovTo, 3 pi. a. 2. m. for Siti- 
 XovTo, fr. Siaipeio, a. 2. SulXov. 
 
 Ai(^apTvpdnr)v, w, aro, a. 1. ni. 
 fr. SiafiapTvpofiai, to call to wit- 
 ness again and again, f. Siojjiat)- 
 Tiipovfiai. Th. fidpTvp, a witness. 
 
 AiififidXXio, to cast or send into : 
 fr. Sid, IfijidXXio. 
 
 AisfiepiffOijv, Tjg, rj, a. I. ind. pass, 
 fr. Siafiipil^uj. 
 
 AiefiTTinTrXdio, or At€|i7ri//7rX ;///(, 
 or AiffiTrnrXdu), f. TrXrjrrw, to till 
 up, stuff" : fr. Sid, tv, 7r//i7rX>;//j. 
 
 AitfiTriTTTio, to fall into, Polyb. 
 
 AiefiTToXdit), u/, f. rjcru}, to tratiic : 
 fr. Sid, IfiiroXdit). 
 
 AuveyKag, & SteviyKU)v, excel- 
 lent, remarkable, part. a. 1. k 
 2. fr. Sia<pkpii). 
 
 AuvsyKiOy yg, y, a. 1. or 2. subj. 
 act. fr. Siaipkpix). 
 
 AifvuKai, to have despatched, a. 
 1. inf. act. poet, of ^ia0€pw. 
 
 AievsvCJvro, Ion. for Suvivorji'Tc, 
 3 pi. plupf. pass, of Siavotofiai. 
 
 Auvfjvoxct, ag, €, 3 sing. perf. iii. 
 fr. Sia<pspoj, f. Sioi(T(jj, p. m. t'l- 
 Tjvoxn, Att. Suvi]voxn. 
 
 AuvOvjxkofiai, to think or reflect 
 upon : fr. Sid, ivOvfitofiai. 
 
 AieviavTi^it), f. t'crw, to continno 
 for a year, work at anything fur 
 a year : fr. Sid, tviavrog. 
 
 AievoijOr], he was troubled in 
 mind, 3 sing. a. ) . pass. fr. ^m- 
 vosofiai. 
 
 AiiVTai, see Siijfii. 
 
 Auvrkpivi-ia, arog, to, a seeing; 
 through the intestines : fr. Sid, 
 tvTspov. 
 
 Ai(^dy(i), f. d$fa>, to lead through, 
 pass, direct, transact, put an 
 end to a dispute : fr. Sid, i^dyw. 
 Hence 
 
 Ait^ayujyt), ijg, ■}}, a leading or 
 carrying through, transacting, 
 settling of a dispute. 
 
 Au^d'i^t, Dor. for Sii^rfiie, he 
 rushed through, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. 
 act. fr. 
 
 Aii^aiacTii), Att. -(fffffta, -q-TTUi, to 
 rush through : fr. Sid, il, A. 
 di(T(T(i), f. ^(ji, aor. 1. Tiii^a, ag, f. 
 
 Ait^Hfii, to go through a nar- 
 ration, relate, rehearse, revolve 
 in one's mind ; pass througli, 
 pervade : Sid, t^eifii, to go out. 
 
 Aie^eipycj, f. K<*>, to separate be- 
 tween, ward oft": fr. Sid,l^€ipyio. 
 
 AifXeiffiv, 3 pi. pres. ind. of ^t- 
 kKiifii. 
 
 AIE 
 
 Att^tXdw, w, or Su^sXavvtt), f. 
 XdcTio, to ride, drive, or march 
 thnnigh : fr. Sid, t^iXavvio. 
 
 i^uEt^tvffOfieOa, 1 pi. f. 1. m. & 
 
 A(fs«X//Xii0a, ag, s, perf. ind. m. 
 of Su^kpxoiiai, to pass through. 
 
 ^ttttXOtiv, a. 2. inf. act. fr. the 
 same. 
 
 A«f^fXi«T(T6ti^, to unfold, roll off" : 
 fr. Sid, i%iXi<T(Tia. 
 
 Aii^tpkofiai, to question minutely: 
 fr. Sid, t^tpiojjiai. 
 
 AitKtp^vvdiu, Wjf. TjcriOfto examine 
 into or thoroughly, investigate 
 fully : fi'. Sid, tX^pevvdu). 
 
 Au^kpxofiai, f. tXevcrofiai, to pass 
 or go through, rehearse, relate, 
 read through : fr. Sid, i^epxo- 
 fiai, to come, go. 
 
 Aii^riysofiai, to relate fully : fr. 
 cid, i^Tjykofiai. 
 
 Au^yn, plup. m. fr. SuKeifii. 
 
 Ait^itjfii, to send out through, 
 suff"er to pass through : fr. Sid, 
 t^iript. 
 
 AuKifiivai, Dor. for Sit^uvai, 
 pres. inf. act. fr. SdKufii. 
 
 AdKoSog, ov, »),a crossway, high- 
 way, outlet, passing through, 
 egress, course, plan, copious ex- 
 planation or narration : fr. Sid, 
 t^oSog. Th. oSog. 
 
 AuTTtpdffa, ag, f, a. 1. ind. fr. 
 SiaTTtpdo). 
 
 AitTTitTov, eg, f, a. 2. ind. act. fr. 
 
 SiaTTlTTTlO. 
 
 ind. act 
 discoursed, 
 by a poetic or Ion. redupl. : fr. 
 cid, Sia<l>pd^u). 
 
 AuTTovTi, they govern. Dor. for 
 
 AitTTovai, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. fr. 
 ciiTTu}, to rule. 
 
 AuirpdOofiev, I pi. a. 2. ind. act. 
 of ciankpOu), to lay waste. Th. 
 TTtpOuj, a. 2. fTrpaOov. 
 
 Aik7rpr}(Tffov, I was accomplish- 
 ing, impf. ind. act. Ion. fr. Sia- 
 7rpj7<T(T(u, Ion. for Siairpdcrcruj, to 
 effect. Th. rrpdaaio, or ttio, to 
 do. Also SiaTTpriaaii), to pass 
 over, by sync. fr. Sid & fut. 
 Trep/](T(jj, fr. Trepdu), to pass over. 
 
 AuTTTaTo, a. 1. m. of SiarreTOfiai, 
 or TriTafiai. 
 
 AuTTU), aor. 2. SieiTrov, to speak 
 distinctly, converse : fr. Sid, 
 
 tTTiO. 
 
 AuTToj, to govern, manage, direct, 
 
 preside : fr. ^id, tVw. 
 ■^lipyd^ofxai, f. drrofiai, to finish, 
 
 despatch, bring to an end, kill ; 
 
 till : fr. Sid, ipydl^ofiai. 
 ^ifptOi^iOy f. £(701, to provoke 
 
 niuch, arouse : fr. Sid, iptOiZu). 
 
 Hence 
 
 ^upiOifffia, arog, to, violent irri- 
 tation or provocation. 
 ^upeiSio, f. ei(Tio, to fix in, stick 
 
 through, support ; mid. Supu- 
 
 AitTrs<l>paSt,3 sing. a. 2. 
 for Sis(i)paSov, tg, e, I dis 
 
 AIE 
 
 So fiat, to support one's self, lean 
 on : fr. Sid, ipeiSu). 
 
 Auptffffo), f. £0-w, to row through, 
 pass over, move to and fro, 
 swing : fr. Sid, IpeffffiM). 
 
 Anpevvdoj, w, f. 7;(tw, to trace, 
 seek or search after, investigate, 
 explore : fr. Sid, kptvvdio. 
 
 AiepevvT]rii]g, ov, 6, an investi- 
 gator, spy : fr. the same. 
 
 Aupi^v, ace. sing. f. g. fr. Sispog. 
 
 AiepfiijvtvTyg, ov, 6, an inter- 
 preter : fr. 
 
 AupfiTjvtvio, to interpret; f.tixru), 
 p. ciTjpfjLijvevKa : fr. Sid, ipfitj- 
 vtvoj ; fr. epfiTjvevg. 
 
 Aiepbg, d, bv, moist, damp, fresh, 
 vigorous, lively : fr. SiTjfii. 
 
 Ai(ppTiyvvp.T]v, (TO, TO, impf. pass. 
 oft^ia|iijo;;yj'V/4i,to break through. 
 
 Aifpprj^a, ag, i, a. 1. act. fr. the 
 preceding. 
 
 Auppi\l/a, ag, £, a. 1. act. fr. Siap- 
 piTTTu}, to cast down. 
 
 Aikpxofxai, to go or pass through, 
 accomplish, relate, go abroad, be 
 divulged ; impf. Siripxop-T\v, ov, 
 iTo, f. SuXevaop.ai, a. 2. SirjXOov, 
 a. 2. subj. SuXQu), yg, y, a. 2. 
 inf. SuXQiiVyH. 2. part. cii-XQiov, 
 perf. m. SuX^XvQa. Th. epxofxai. 
 
 Aupiordu), to ask, inquire accu- 
 rately ; f. ij(Tu}, p. SiT)pu)T7jKa, a. 
 
 1. SirjpdjTrjtra, a. 1. part. Supio- 
 Ttj<Tag, avTog : fr. Sid, kpojrduj. 
 
 Au(Td(l>T](Ta, ag, s, 3 pi. Sucrdtpr]- 
 (Tav, a. 1. ind. act. fr. Siaaatpku), 
 to signify, p. Sia(Tt(Td(pT]Ka. 
 
 AucrOiio, to eat or gnaw through: 
 fr. Sid, i(TOi(o. 
 
 AiEiTig, iwg, i), a division ; a note 
 in music : fr. Sitrifii, fr. Sid, 
 'iijfti. Also Aitaig, a besprin- 
 kling : fr. Sirjfxi, to besprinkle, 
 the same as Siaivia, 
 
 Au(TKeSa(Ta, ag, e, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of Sia<TKeSduvvjxi. 
 
 Au(TK(fifisviog, considerately, pru- 
 dently ; adv. fr. SucrKefjifiEvog, 
 perf. part. pass. of SiarrKeTrTOfxai. 
 
 AutTKopTTKTa, OQ, t, a. 1. ind. act. 
 SiE(TKopTri(TOrjv, a. 1. ind. pass. fr. 
 SiaCKOpTri^uj. Th. (TKopTri^u). 
 
 Aie(T7rdpn^a, ag, e, a. 1. ind. act. 
 fr. Sia(T7rapd(T(Tio, or uttio, to 
 tear or pull in pieces, f. ?w, p. 
 t(T7rdpaxci, a. 1. part. (TTrapd^ag. 
 
 Auairdprjv, 3 pi. Siea7rdpT](Tav,a. 
 
 2. ind. pass. Siecnrapov, eg, e, a. 
 2. ind. act. fr. Sia<nrt'ipii}, f. c/ow, 
 a. I. Sikrnrnpa. Th. CTTfipw. 
 
 AucTTrdcrOai, perf. inf. pass. fr. 
 Sia(T7rdio, f. d(T(jj, p. Sik(nraKa, 
 a. 1. pass. Su(T7rd(T0T]v. 
 
 AwcTTrciprt, ag, €, a. 1. ind. act. fr. 
 Sia(T7reip(o. 
 
 Au(T(TVTO, he passed through, 
 
 rushed past, plup. pass, for Su- 
 
 akavTo, fr. perf. ttro-v/iat, by me- 
 
 tath. for trkrvuai, fr. the obsol. 
 
 •151) 
 
 AIE 
 
 (Tvit), or (Tivu), to shake : fr. (Te'iiu 
 Aie(TTdXrj(Tav, 3 pi. a. 2. pass. & 
 AiKTTfiXdfirjv, to, aTo, & in 1 pi. 
 
 Sie(TTei\dfie9a, a. 1 . ind. m. fr. 
 
 Sia(TTkXX(M). 
 Aie(Treixe, he departed, 3 sing. 
 
 impf. & Au(TTixi, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 
 act. of Sia(TTtix<*i- 
 AufTTTjv, Tjg, 7), 1 was separated, 
 
 a. 2. ind. act. fr. Sii(TTT]fii, to be 
 
 distant ; f. SiacTTtjfTu}, p. Suctttj- 
 
 Ka, ag, 6, a. 1. SuaTTjtra. 
 Aie(TTpafx/ievog, rj, ov, distorted, 
 
 perverted, perf. part. pass. & 
 AuaTpd<pr]v, rig, rj, a. 2. ind. pass. 
 
 fr. Sia(rTps<l)(jj. 
 Au(TTu)g, SiecTTuKTa, ace. pi. Sie- 
 
 (TTU)(Tag, separated, pf. part. act. 
 
 by crasis for SurrTaKug, t<TTa- 
 
 Kvla, Ion. KTTadg, by crasis 
 
 t(TTu}g, CoTog, f. g. corwca, n. 
 
 £(7Tu)g : fr. SiiaTijfii. 
 AiecTx^, he divided, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 
 ind. act. of Sikxoj. Th. txw. 
 Au(Tii}Orii>, ijg, t], 3 pi. SitautQr](7av, 
 
 a. 1. ind. pass. Hence a. 1. opt. 
 
 pass. SiatTUiOtiriv, of Sia<T(t)'<^<i). 
 Au(Tu}(Ta, ag, t, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 Siaau)K<ii' 
 
 AiBTa^e, he set in order, 3 sing. a. 
 1. ind. act. of SiaTd(T(T(t), or rrw. 
 
 AitTapdxGr}v, rjg, rj, I was dis- 
 turbed, a. 1 . ind. pass. fr. Sia- 
 Tapd<T(Tu}, or ttu). 
 
 AitreKfiypavTO, they destined, 3 
 pi. a. 1. m. fr. SiareK/j-aipofiai. 
 
 AisTtXei, 3 sing. impf. act. of 
 SiareXeu). 
 
 AiETiTaxaTo, Ion. for SiaTSTayfis- 
 voi jyo-ar, they were mai'shalled, 
 3 pi. plup. pass, of SiaTd(T(Ta). 
 
 Aitrripti, 3 sing. impf. act. SieTrj- 
 peov ovv, leg tig, ££ ei, of Sia- 
 Tijpeuj, a. 1. pass. Surr]pt)Orjv, 
 T]g, rj. Th. Trjpku). 
 
 AuTTjpig, iSog, >), the same as 
 SiETia. 
 
 AuTijg, eog, 6, r), two years old, 
 of two years : fr. Si for Sig,tTog. 
 
 AuTT](Tiog, a, ov, lasting through- 
 out the whole year : fr. Sid, itoq. 
 
 AuTia, ag, tj, the space of two 
 years : fr. Sig, (Tog. 
 
 AuTfxayev, they were divided, for 
 SitTjidyTjtrav, 3 pi. a. 2. pass, 
 by Boeot. sync. fr. SiaTfxrjyio, or 
 -Tfiij(T(Toj, a. 2. Si'iTjiayov. 
 
 AuTfia^ev, Dor. for SiiTfirj^tv, he 
 cleft in two, 3 sing. a. 1. act. of 
 the prec. verb. 
 
 AitvKpiveui, ui, f. »;(Tw, the same 
 as SiaKpivo), to single out, se- 
 parate from, discuss, examine, 
 decide : & 
 
 AuvKpivr](Tig, Etog, rj, a judging 
 between, decision : fr. Sid, ev, 
 Kp'ivia, to judge. 
 
 AievXa/Sco/iat, ovfiai, f. rj(T0^ai, 
 to beware, fear : fr. Sid, tvXa- 
 jSeo/xat. 
 
 if 
 
 1.1; 
 

 AIH 
 
 AuvvdZ<ji)f f. dffiOy to lull to sleep: 
 fr. hdj ivvci^iti. 
 
 Au(pavatVy it shone, dawned, 3 
 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of ^la^aixTKu). 
 
 Aii<pOdpr]Vy rjg, i], a. 2. ind. pass, 
 fr. ^latpQtipo). 
 
 Au(p9apiJ.ai, perf. pass. du(pGapi.u- 
 vog, part. perf. of the same verb. 
 
 Au<pv, grew between, was inter- 
 posed, 3 sing. a. 2. fr. ^laipvio. 
 
 Aifx«tp^<y«<^^*j yo^ killed, 2 pi. 
 
 a. 1. m. diextipK^dnjjv, lo^ aro, 
 
 of ^iax£tpt^tt». 
 Auxi)q, koQ, 6, 7/, disjoined, sepa- 
 rated from ; opp. to avvix^Q- 
 
 fr. ^id, tx^- 
 Ai«xp>7(Taro, 3 sing. a. 1. m. lii- 
 
 XpijtTcinrjv, it) J ciTOj fr. diaxpd- 
 
 ofiai. 
 AiEx^^jto pierce, penetrate, divide, 
 
 open, gape, be apart or distant, 
 
 extend, intervene ; f. ^a>, p. iiE- 
 
 aX^i^(^} impf. htixov, a. 2. du(T- 
 
 Xov : fr. Sid, fx<*^- 
 Ai6i|/cu(T7-rtt, 3 sing. perf. ind. pass. 
 
 dik\piV(Tfiaif aai, rat, of ha-iptv- 
 
 Conai. 
 Ai^eo, seek, pres. imper. act. Ion. 
 
 for diZov : ^t^f(T0ai, pres. inf. 
 
 mid. & dii^rjaiy by a poetic eetasis 
 
 for SiKeai, Ion. for ii'Cy, 2 sing. 
 
 pres. ind. m. fr. 
 AiKvf-^^h & AiKifiai, & Ai^/;/it, to 
 
 seek, search into, f. di^ijtrunai. 
 
 Th. f^'^w. Whence 
 AiZrjfxtOa, 1 pi. pres. ind. m. ^i- 
 
 ZvfisvoQ, seeking, pres. part. 
 Aitvysg, nom. pi. fr. 
 Ai^vk, vyog, or AiZvyog, b, ?/, 
 
 double-yoked, double : fr. Slg, 
 
 Kvyog. 
 AI'ZQ, & At^6<u,to seek, consider. 
 
 bo uncertain or at a loss : f. cto, 
 
 p. Ka. 
 At^wv, Dor. for tl^ovv, twin, n. g. 
 
 fr. Ai^ooc, ovg, & At^wg, two- 
 lived : fr. ^ig, ^dtu. 
 Ai^iooQ, 6, t), having two lives : 
 
 fr, Sig, Z,d(i). 
 Air}, divine. Ion. for ^Ta, f. g. fr. 
 
 ^log, divine : fr. the gen. Aibg of 
 
 Zfug, Jupiter. 
 Airjysipa, ag, £, 3 pi. hr]ynpav, a. 
 
 1. ind. act. of cuyiipio. 
 Airjy'eofiai, ovftaij\to relate, re- 
 
 coimt, rehearse, explain fully, 
 
 describe ; pres. imper. dirjysov, 
 
 ov, relate, f. Sii]yi](JOjiai, perf. 
 
 pass. Siriyr]\iaij a. 1. m. Sirjyi]- 
 
 0dfiT}V, lOjUTOf a. 1. subj. m. Siij- 
 
 yij(T(i>fiai, y, rjrai : fr. did, r/ylo- 
 
 fiai. 
 Airjyrjfia, arog, to, & 
 Air)yj](Tig, eiog, »/, a relation, ex- 
 position, narrative: fr. Sirjysofiai. 
 AtvsiVf plupf. m. & 3 pi. diyeffav, 
 
 Att. fr. dieifii. 
 Atrjspiog, or Aiakpiog, a, ov, 
 
 flying through the air : fr. did, 
 
 dspiog. 
 
 AIH 
 
 AitjOsiOfSi At »^0a>,to strain through, 
 
 filter, purge ; f. riffu) : fr. did, 
 
 ■ijOu}. Hence 
 AiyjOtjaig, eiog, r), a straining, fil- 
 tration through sand. 
 AirjKoi'iov ovv, ttg Eig,u ei, impf. 
 
 ind. act. fr. diaKovkoj. 
 AirjKOvku), to attend on, & AiyKO- 
 
 vog, ov, o, a servant ; Ion. for 
 
 diaKovku), & diuKovog. 
 AiijKoffioi, two hundred ; for dia- 
 
 Koaioi : fr. dig, tKaroi'. 
 Aa'jKio, to go or pass through, 
 
 reach or extend to, f . ?w : fr. did, 
 
 rJKu). 
 AiriXOev, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. fr. 
 
 ^tfpxo/irtt. 
 AiqXXaTTov, «C) €> impf. ind. act. 
 
 of ciaWaTTUJ. 
 Air)\v<ng, nog, r), a passage 
 
 through : fr. dupxofiai. 
 AiyjfiapTTjKdffi, 3 pi. perf. act. fr. 
 
 diafiapTavu). 
 AiTjfifpsino, f. cwjto spend the day, 
 
 stay, live : fr. did, y'lfxeptvio. 
 AI'H M I, f. i](Toj, to moisten, sprin- 
 kle, dissolve. 
 Airjfii, mid. dis^ai, to be tei-rified, 
 
 flee in consternation. II. ^. 475. 
 An'iveyKa, ag, f, a. 1. ind. act. fr. 
 
 dia<l>tp(s),i.cioifJio,2i.2.dii)ViyKov. 
 Ait]vtKtsff(Tiv, dat. pi. poet. fr. 
 Ait]veKt]g, sog, 6, i), & to dirjvtKlg, 
 
 gen. tag, uninterrupted, perpe~ 
 
 tual, lasting, continual, long : fr. 
 
 did, jivtKYjg : Aii]vtKtg, adv. & 
 Aii]veK(Jjg, & AirjvsKtiog, adv. ex- 
 plicitly, constantly, perpetually. 
 Air]vefiog, ov, 6, a place exposed 
 
 to wind ; airy ; or, borne along 
 
 with the wind, swift as the wind: 
 
 fr. did, dvefiog, wind. 
 AirjvsxBrjv, I quarrelled, a. 1. 
 
 pass. fr. dia<pkpofiai. 
 Airji'oiKci, ag, e, a. 1. ind, act. di- 
 
 ijvoixGrfv, T]g, rj, I was opened, a. 
 
 1. ])ass. fr. diavoiyio. 
 Aiy^e, by an Ionic crasis for dirjiKs, 
 
 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of diatatrio. 
 AiTjTreipoo), to make tJie sea a main 
 
 land across, i. e. throw a bridge 
 
 over : fr. did, y-Treipog. 
 AiiyTTopft, 3sing. impf. act. dirjTro- 
 
 pBOV OVl', fr. CiaTTOpkiD. 
 
 An'jpeaa, & poet, -earra, I passed 
 
 over, a. 1. ind. fr. diepEaffio. Th. 
 
 tpsaffio, or TTo), to row. 
 AiTjpijg, sag, r), joined twofold, 
 
 having two stories ; having two 
 
 banks of oai-s : fr. dig, dpu). 
 AiypTjrai, 3 sing. peri', pass, ^ty- 
 
 pjifikvog, ov, perf. part. pass. fr. 
 
 diaipsu). 
 Aijjpfievog, extolled, perf. part. 
 
 pass. fr. diaipco. 
 Airjpiraffa, ag, c, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 diapTrd^io, to snatch away. 
 Aiypx9r]v, a. 1. ind. pass. fr. di- 
 
 tipyut, to separate, divide fi'om. 
 
 Air]pxbuT]Vj ov, tro, impf. ind. m. 
 
 (152) 
 
 All 
 
 of diipxo^iat. 
 
 Aifjirav, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. act. fr. 
 diitjfii. 
 
 AiyrdTO, 3 sing. impf. ind. m. fr. 
 diaiTaofiai. 
 
 Ai7jTi}(Ta, I awarded ; for tdiai- 
 Ti}(Ta, a. 1. ind. act. of diaiTcno. 
 
 AiTjx^^, <*'» to sound through, re- 
 sound, ring : fr. did, r)x^<u- 
 
 AiGdXaffffog, or uTTog, 6, »'/, si- 
 tuated between two seas, wasli^l 
 by two seas : fr. dig, OdXaacra. 
 
 AiQTjKTog, 6, »/, two-edged : fr. 
 dig, 9i]yu). 
 
 Ai9povog, 6, J/, two-throned : fr. 
 dig, Opovog. 
 
 AiOvpafijioTTOiku), w,f. rj<Tu),i>. t]Ka^ 
 to make dithvrambics : fr. diOi- 
 pafijSog, TTOiBU). 
 
 AiOvpa^^oTToijjTiKi), so. rcx»'//, 
 skill in writing dithyi'ambics: K 
 
 AiOvpafilSoiroua, ag, y), the com- 
 position of dithjTarabics : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 Ai9vpafi(3og, ov, 6, Dithyrambus ; 
 a sort of poetry composed in ho- 
 nour of Bacchus, whose surname 
 it is ; because beuig twice born, 
 he as it were went through two 
 doors : fr. diGvpog, fiaivu). 
 
 Ai9vpog, 6, r), double-doored, 
 opening two ways : fr. dig, 9vGa. 
 
 All, to Jupiter, dat. sing. fr. Za\-, 
 Aibg, Jupiter. 
 
 Aitaya;, f. <Ttu, to sleep through- 
 out : ir. dig, lavu). 
 
 Aiiijfii, f. dn)<yoi, to send througli, 
 over, or away, allow a passage 
 through,pierce through, dismiss, 
 dissolve : whence ^i«i/i6voe,pait. 
 perf. pass.: fr. didj'iijfii, to send. 
 
 AiiKvEOfiai, ovfxai, to reach, go 
 through, penetrate, relate ; duK- 
 vov/ifvof, pres. part.; f. dit^vfiai, 
 p. dityfiai, a. 2. m. diiKofiijv, ov, 
 ETo : fr. did, iKvkofiai. 
 
 AiiKo^ai, I will travel through, f. 
 1. m. of the above. 
 
 AiiTTtrrjg, or AioirtTrjg, eog, b, >'/, 
 fallen from Jupiter, or from hea- 
 ven; as rain, &c. whence Homer 
 calls rivers diiirtTtag : also, ce- 
 lestial, divine : fr. the dat. iV: 
 gen. of Z(vg, Jupiter, & TriTrrw. 
 
 AuTrtTTjg, iog, b, >'/, flying through 
 the heavens : fr. 7,tvg, -nkToi^uti. 
 
 AitTToXia, & -Xtia, lov, Td, the 
 festival of Zeus Polieus at A- 
 thens : fr. Zevg, TroXig. 
 
 AiiTroXiu)dr)g,tog,b, >'/, old-fashion- 
 ed, antiquated, like the festival 
 Diipolia : fr. AtiTroXia, fJdog. 
 
 AiiTTTafiai, to fly over or through: 
 fr. did, 'iTrrafiai. 
 
 AuoTi^/ui, to part asunder, sepa- 
 rate, distinguish ; differ,disagree, 
 stand asunder or apart, inter- 
 vene, be distant; f. dia(TTii(Tu>, 
 p. duffrtiKa, a. 1. dikffTijaa, a. 1. 
 part. dia<jTi]aag, avTog, a. 2. 
 
 AIK 
 
 duaTr]V, rjg, rj, I was divided, I 
 differed ; diatrrdvTtg, disposed 
 at intervals : fr. did, i(Tr7//ii. 
 
 AiV(Tx«i'w. poet, for diexto. 
 
 AuTxvpiKofJiai, to aftirm, make 
 oath, impf. diiffx^fpi-Cbfitjv, ov, 
 ero : fr. did, Icrxvpi'^ofiai. 
 
 Aitx9ai, perf. inf. pass, fr. di'itcvk- 
 ofiai, to reach. 
 
 AiKa, ag, d, Dor. for diKTj, custom, 
 usage. 
 
 AiKai:ie^fvai, to decree, decide ; 
 pres. mf. act. Ion. for diKai^eiv. 
 
 AiKa^u), to judge ; go to law, sue, 
 bring to trial ; try a cause, ad- 
 judge, decide, pronounce sen- 
 tence ; part. ^iKd^wr, ovTog, 
 pres. part. pass. diKu^o^evog. 
 Th. diKrj. 
 
 ^iKaia, ag, >/, poet, for diKT]. 
 
 AiKnice/iai, pres. ind. pass. Dor. 
 for diKaiovfxai, to be fined, pu- 
 nished : see diKaiooj. 
 
 AiKaiodoffia, ag, i), administration 
 of justice, jurisdiction; a valid 
 cause : & 
 
 AiicaiodoTijg, ov, b, one who ad- 
 ministers justice : diKi], didiofii. 
 
 AiKai6t(T9t, ova9e, 2 pi. pres. ind. 
 pass, of diKaiooj. 
 
 AiKaioKpiaia, ag, >'/, a just judg- 
 ment : fr. diKaiog, Kpitng. 
 
 AiKaioKpiTijg, ov, 6, a just judge: 
 fr. diKaiog, KpiTr^g. 
 
 AiKaioXoykijj, to, f. rjffio, to accuse, 
 sue at law, defend : & 
 
 AiKuioXoyia, ag, ri, a defence in 
 law, allegation : diKaiog, Xkyco. 
 
 AiKaioTToXig vdffog, an island ad- 
 ministering justice in its own 
 cities : fr. diKaiog, rroXig. 
 
 AiKciioTrpaykui, d, f. r/<Ttu, to prac- 
 tise justice, act righteously : fr. 
 litcaiog, irpdaao). 
 
 A'lKaiog, a, ov, just, equitable, 
 upright,honestpnghteous, blame- 
 less, good, worthy ; even : comp. 
 diKoioTipog, superl. diKaioTaTog. 
 Th. diKi]. 
 
 AiKaioavvt], rjg, r/, & AiKaioTtig, 
 V'^Gi Vi justice,' equity, upright- 
 ness, righteousness : f r. the same. 
 
 Atraiow, d, to justify, declare 
 just, think just, proper, or 
 worthy, judge, acquit, condemn, 
 punish ; pres. inf. diKaioeiv, oiiif, 
 part. diKaiuiov dv, oovrog ovv- 
 Tog, f. d)(Tu), p. didiKaiioKa : pres. 
 pass. diKaioofiai, ovfiai, to be 
 justified, acquitted ; fined ; pres. 
 inf. pass. diKaiotffGai, ou(y9ni, 
 perf. pass. dtdiKaiix)f.iai, part, de- 
 diKaiio^kvog, a. 1. ind. pass, tdi- 
 KanoGt]v, ijg, t], a. I. imper. di- 
 Kanlj9rjTi, TjTuj, a. 1. subj. pass. 
 diKaiioGd, yg, y, f. 1. pass, di- 
 Kani)9i]aofiai, y, irai : fr. the 
 same th. 
 
 AiKaiiofiaf arog, rb, an act of 
 justice, acquittal, justification. 
 
 AIK 
 
 justice, judgment, sentence, de 
 cree, fine, punishment ; diKaid 
 jxara, lov, rd, the commands of 
 God concerning external cere- 
 monies. 
 
 AiKalujg, adv. justly, with reason : 
 fr. diKaiog. 
 
 AiKaiioaig, tiog, //, justification ; 
 defending of a cause; acquittal ; 
 condemnation, punishment ; de- 
 mand, claim : fr. the same th. 
 
 AiK^v, to judge. Ion. for diKa^tiv 
 
 AiKaviKbg, ij, bv, forensic, judi- 
 cial ; a lawyer. Th. diKTj. 
 
 AiKapTjvog, 6, //, two-headed : ^i- 
 KdpT]voi, having two heads : fr. 
 dig, Kaprivov. 
 
 AiKag, ace. pi. fr. diKt], rjg, >'/, law. 
 
 Ai Kd(Tyg, y, 2Sc3 sing. a. 1. subj, 
 act. fr. diKa^it). 
 
 AiKatTTToXog, ov, b, one who is oc- 
 cupied in administering the laws, 
 a judge, king : fr. diKrj, TroXiw. 
 
 AiKaaaai, poet, for diKaaai, a. 1. 
 inf. act. so diKaaaei, 3 sing. f. 1. 
 act. of diKa^u). 
 
 AiKuffTTjpidiov, ov, rbf a little 
 court, dim. fr. 
 
 AiKadTripiov, ov, to, a judicial 
 court, tribunal : & 
 
 AiKaari^g, ov, 6, a judge, avenger: 
 fr. diKa^o), pf. pass. dtdiKaafiai. 
 
 AiKaffTiicbg, i),bv, judicial : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 AI'KEAAA, ijg, r), a two-pronged 
 fork, spade, mattock : as if fr. 
 dig, KtXXoj, to stir. 
 
 AiicEpaog, b, i), also AiKipiog, lOTog, 
 AiKtpog, AiKspaiog, AiKpaiog, Ai- 
 Kpaipog, AiKpoog, & AiK-poff;, two- 
 horned, forked : fr. dig, Kepag. 
 
 AiKB^aXog, 6, r), two-headed : fr. 
 dig, Ke(paXr]. 
 
 AI'KH, Tjg, >}, Z)ica, justice, right, 
 law, a law-suit, process ; trial, 
 judgment, punishment, satisfac- 
 tion ; a manner, custom sanc- 
 tioned by law ; the goddess of 
 justice ; diKtjv didovai, to pay 
 the penalty, suffer punishment ; 
 as dare poenas, Lat.; diKi]v Xafi- 
 (idveiv, nTiTi9ivai, to inflict pu- 
 nishment, as sumere poenas, Lat. : 
 fXw diKj]v, I am justly punished; 
 also, I have satisfaction ; tig 
 diKag KaTaffTTjffai, to call to ac- 
 count. 
 
 AiKtjv (underst. Kard) in the man- 
 ner of, like : fr. diKrj. 
 
 AiKri<p6pog, b, i), bringing justice, 
 avenging : fr. diKr], (pkpu). 
 
 AiKidiov, ov, Tb, a petty suit ; 
 dim. fr. diKtj. 
 
 AiKXic, idog, tj, double dooi*s or 
 valves : fr. dig, kXivoj, to shut. 
 
 AiKoypa^ia, ag, i), a writing of 
 causes : fr. diicr], ypdxpio. 
 
 AiKoppa^sii), w, to stir up law- 
 suits : fr. diKt], paTTTii). 
 
 AiKopvipog, b, »/, having two tops 
 (153) 
 
 AIN 
 
 cx'-i 
 
 or peaks : fr. dig, Kopvfpi), 
 AiKpdvog, b, »/, two-headed ; hav- 
 ing two Kpdi'a. 
 AiKparrjg, eog, b, »), having two- 
 fold sway ; wielded with both 
 
 hands : fr. dig, KpaTog. 
 AiKpoog, contr. -Kpovg, b, t), or 
 
 AiKpog, Tj, ov, forked, cleft, split, 
 
 = ^iKtpao^. 
 AiKpoTog, 6, I/, striking double, 
 
 having two banks of oars on 
 
 each side : fr. dig, KpoTioj. 
 AI'KTAMNON, or AiKTatiov, ov, 
 
 rb, & AiKTanvog, ov, »/, dictam- 
 
 num, dittany ; a herb so called : 
 
 fr. 
 Alien;, r]g, r), a mountain in Crete. 
 AiKTvoKXiooTog, 6, ij, net-spun, of 
 
 network : fr. diKTvov, KXu)9ut. 
 AI'KTVON, ov, Tby a net: fr. 
 
 diKio. Hence 
 AiKTvoio, d, f. w(r<i>, to make like 
 
 a net. Hence 
 AiKTViOTog, r), bv, made in the 
 
 form of a net, having meshes. 
 AI'KQ, to throw, cast down : t^t- 
 
 KEiv for (idXXeiv. 
 AiKtuTToc, 6, 7/, two-oared : fr. 
 
 dig, Kdirtj. 
 AiXj]fip.a, aTog, to, dilemma, a 
 
 syllogism which convinces every 
 
 way : fr. dig, Xrififia. 
 AiXoytijj, d, f. rjffijj, to say the 
 
 same thing twice, to repeat, 
 
 speak ambiguously : & 
 AiXoyog, 6, /), speaking two lan- 
 guages ; double-tongued, deceit- 
 ful : fr. dig, Xoyog ; fr. Xkyio, to 
 
 speak, p. m. XkXoya. 
 AiXoyxog, b, r), with two lances, 
 
 doubly armed : fr, dig, Xoyxv- 
 AiXo<pog, b, r), double-crested : fr. 
 
 dig, X6(J>og. 
 Aifidxaipoi, it)v, 01, armed with 
 
 two swords : fr. dig, pdxaipa. 
 Aifi€pT]g, kog, o, »/, divided into 
 
 two parts : & 
 Aifispdg, adv., in two parts : fr. 
 
 dig, fifpog, fr. fteipuj. 
 Aip.T}vog, 6, »/, the space of two 
 
 months (sc. dpa) : fr. ^j^, firiv. 
 AifiiTpov, ov, Tb, a double belt : 
 
 fr. dig, fiirpa. 
 Aifxvalog, a, ov, worth two minae: 
 
 fr. dig, fivd. 
 Aifxaipia, ag, »/, a double portion 
 
 or pay ; half cohort : & 
 Aijxoipog, b, r), of two parts or 
 
 portions, double : fr. digy fiolpa. 
 Aivdat, Dor. for idivi](Te, a. 1. 
 
 ind. act. of diviio. 
 Aivifitv, to turn round, pres. inf. 
 
 Ion. as divefievai, yEol. for ^t- 
 
 vfTi/, fr. divkio. 
 AtvEvefTK for divtvtaKS, he twirled 
 
 himself round, impf. ind. act. 
 
 Ion. for tdiveve, fr. divtifo). 
 Atptvfia, aTog, 7-o,anything whirl- 
 ed round : fr. 
 Aivtv(t)f f. iv<ju)y to turn, whirl or 
 
AIO 
 
 AIO 
 
 AIO 
 
 Ain 
 
 AIS 
 
 AI^ 
 
 ■V 
 
 Hi 
 
 i 
 
 I 
 
 turn round, dance in a ring, 
 wander up and down, ^ol. for 
 
 Atvew, to whirl or turn round, go 
 round about, f. ^(rw,p. dtdivtiKa: 
 fr. 
 
 AI'NH, rjif »/, a whirlpool, eddy, 
 gulf, whirlvvmd ; circle : Sivyg, 
 dat. pi. Ion. for divaig. 
 
 ^ivi]iiQ, tffffa, cv, gen. evTog, t<T- 
 0}]Q, evTog, full of whirlpools, 
 whh'ling round, eddying : divrj. 
 
 AivrjTOQ, r), or, capable of being 
 turned round : fr. the same th. 
 
 ATj/oc» ov, 6, the same as 8ivrj, a 
 whirlpool, circuit, dance ; diz- 
 ziness ; a turner's wheel, sort 
 of cup. 
 
 AivoQ, iff 6v, & Aiv(ljdT]g, tog^ o, 
 i), full of whirlpools : fr. divr]. 
 
 AlVOb), U>, f. tOCTlO, & Aivu), f. vu), 
 
 to turn, as in a turner's wheel ; 
 tui-n round : fr. the same th. 
 
 Aivdjtig, sffaa, iv, same as Sivrjfig. 
 
 Aiviorbg, ?), op, turned round, 
 easily turned round, rounded : 
 fr. Sivodj. 
 
 Ai^bg, >), bv, double, Ion. for Siff- 
 ffog. 
 
 Alb, adv., for which cause, where- 
 fore, therefore, then : fr. did o, 
 on account of which. 
 
 Ai6(3o\og, b, 77, hurled or struck 
 by Jupiter, stinick by lightning : 
 fr. Zfi'^, /3d\Xa». 
 
 AioyivtTU)^, opog, 6, father of Ju- 
 piter : fr. Ztvg, yevkriop. 
 
 Aioyevt)g, sog^ b, 7), sprung from 
 Jupiter, noble ; voc. 10 Aioyevtg: 
 fr. Ztvg, yivofiai. 
 
 Aioykvrig^ tog, 6, Diogenes ; the 
 proper name of a Stoic philoso- 
 pher of Sinope. 
 
 AioyvTjTog, 0, r), sprung from Ju- 
 piter, noble : fr. Aibg, fr. Ztvg, 
 yvT]Tbg, by sync, for yevrjTog. 
 Th. yivofxai, to be born. 
 
 Aioyovog, b, r}, same as Aioyevrjg. 
 
 Aiocevujy to pass through, travel ; 
 impf. Siu)devov, f. tvaio, p. duo 
 StVKa, a. 1. Siwdtvaa : fr. did, 
 bSivoj. 
 
 AiodoiTTopso), uf, f. ^(Tw, to pass 
 through : fr. did, bdonropsio. 
 
 Aiodog, ov, r), a passage through, 
 pass : fr. did, bdog. 
 
 AioOtv, adv. from Jupiter. Th 
 Zsvg, gen. Atog, Jupiter. 
 
 Aioiyvvfii, & Aioiyu}, f. ^w, to 
 open : fr. did, oiytt}. 
 
 Aioidaivfo, to swell, burst out : 
 fr. didf oidaivu). 
 
 AioiKtio, at, to live apart by one's 
 self ; regulate one's house, rule, 
 manage, administer, settle; pres. 
 imp. 2 sing. dioiKit, f. rjcru), p. 
 diipKTiKa, 3 sing. pres. pass, dioi- 
 Ktirai, f. I. m. dioiKrjaofiai: fr. 
 
 did, oiKeto. 
 
 Aio'iK-qaig, tiog, 1), admmistratioD, 
 management : &. 
 
 AioiKTjTijg, ov, b, a steward, ma- 
 na<^er, governor ; fr. perf. pass. 
 
 of dlOlKtU). 
 
 AioiKiZ*^, f. iaut, p. dit^KiKa, to dis- 
 unite, disperse the inhabitants 
 of any place, scatter : fr. did, 
 
 OlKl^OJ. 
 
 AioiKodofXEoj, <3,f. r/(Tw, to build be- 
 tween or up, finish building : fr. 
 did, oiKodofiiu). 
 
 Aioicrrkog, a, ov, to be carried 
 through; verb. adj. fr.diacpkpoj. 
 
 Aio'iaTtvu),f. (Ta>,toshoot an arrow 
 at or through : fr. did, bianvoj. 
 Th. oiffTog. 
 
 Aioicrrpiio, a>, f. rjcrio, to sting, 
 enrage : fr. did, olcrrpkio. 
 
 Aioiffu), I shall differ, f. 1. ind. 
 act. of dia(pipu), to differ. 
 
 Aioixvtui,(ij, to go or pass through : 
 fr. did, oixvsu). 
 
 Aioixofiai, f. T/(To/xai, to be undone, 
 perish, die : fr. did, oixofiai. 
 
 AioK\fig, tog, conti'act. for Aio 
 KXtrjg, Diodes, a proper name ; 
 ace. sing. AioKXka. 
 
 AioKTVTTog, 6, ?/, struck by Jupiter: 
 fr. Ztvg gen. Aibg, KTvirog. 
 
 AioXiaOa'ivio, & AioXiaQ'tio, w, f. 
 ijati), to glide through, slip 
 through the fingers, escape : fr 
 did, bXiaQa'ivui. 
 
 AioWvfii, vu), f. dioXkffu), to de- 
 stroy utterly ; forget entirely ; 
 mid. dioXXvfiai, a. 2. m. diioXo 
 firjv, p. m. dioXivXa, to perish 
 utterly, be undone : fr. did, 6X- 
 Xvfj.1. 
 
 AioXov, adv. altogether, totally : 
 fr. did, oXog. 
 
 Aiofxai, see did). 
 
 Aiofirjdr}, rjg, i), Diomede, a wo 
 man's name. 
 
 AiofiTjdyjg, tog, b, Diomedes, a 
 man's name. 
 
 Aiofxvvfiai, (Tai, rai, f. diojjiovfxai, 
 or Aiofivvfii, f. ofiocTio, to swear 
 solemnly, swear : fr. did, bfivvfxi. 
 
 AiofioXoytit), to confess, promise ; 
 diofioXoytlaOai, mid. to make an 
 agreement or compact together: 
 fr. did, bfioXoytu). 
 
 Aiov & dit, for tdiov & tdit, impf 
 ind. act. of diu). 
 
 AHov, ace. fr. dXog, dXa, diov, 
 divine. Th. Ztvf, Jupiter, gen. 
 Aiog. 
 
 Aiovvaia,biv,Td,i\\Q Bacchanalia, 
 sacred rites of Bacchus : & 
 
 Aiovvaidg, ddog, r), of Bacchus, a 
 Bacchante : & 
 
 Aiovvaiov, rb, the temple of Bac- 
 chus : fr. Aiovvaog, Bacchus. 
 
 Aiovvaiog, ov, b, Dionysius ; a 
 man's name. 
 
 AIO'NvSOS, ov, 6, Bacchus. 
 
 AioTTtp, conj. wherefore, there- 
 fore : fr. did, on account of, & 
 oTTtp, which. 
 
 Aioirtrfig, tog,b,t), fallen from Ju- 
 (154) 
 
 piter, or from heaven ; rb dio- 
 ■KtTtg, sc. dyaXna, Diana's sta- 
 tue, which fell from heaven : Ir. 
 Ztvg gen. Aibg, TriizTio. 
 A'lOTTog, oy, 6, a steward, inspect- 
 or, ruler, commander: fr. ^ttTTw. 
 
 AlOTTTtVli), f. tVffiO, 6i AlOTTTO^dl, 
 
 f. 1. m. o;|/o/iai, to see through, 
 look over, take care of, see, ex- 
 plore : fr. did, bitTo^ai. 
 
 AioTTTTip, fipog, & AiOTTTTig, ov, 
 b, a spy, steward, inspector : tSc 
 
 Aioirrpa, ag, 7), a geometrical in- 
 strument, by which from a dis- 
 tance the height of a tower or 
 anything of this sort is taken : 
 fr. the same. 
 
 AiopariKbg, »), bf, discerning: fr. 
 
 Aiopdio, (jj, f. d'ao), to see througli, 
 discern : fr. did, bpdio. 
 
 Aiopyviog, b, r), of two fathoms : 
 fr. cid, bpyvid. 
 
 AiopOtvu), f. ffw, to examine or 
 judge rightly : fr, did, bpOtino. 
 
 AiopOoiifiai, pr. ind. m. or pass. fr. 
 
 AiopGouj, iZ, to make right or 
 straight, rectify, correct, amend, 
 redress ; f. wcrio, p. diwpOojKu, 
 perf. pass. diwpGiofiai, aai : fr 
 did, opOoio. 
 
 Ai6p9u)fia, aTog, rb, Sc AiopOujai^, 
 twg, r), correction, amendment, 
 emendation : & 
 
 Aiop0ojT7)g, ov, b, a corrector ; 
 ace. pi. diopOioTdg: fr. perf. pass, 
 of diopQoio. 
 
 Aiopi^u), f. iffu), p. divjpiKa, to sepa- 
 rate by a boundary, distinguish, 
 define, detennine, settle, banish: 
 fr. did, bpii!iio. 
 
 Ai6pi(Tp.a, arog, rb, & 
 
 Aiopiafibg, ov, 6, a distinction, 
 definition : fr. perf. pass, of ct- 
 
 Opi^U). 
 
 Ai6po<pov, see in dujjpo<pov. 
 Aiopvyiij, rjg, r],2L digging through; 
 
 ditch, canal : fr. diopvTTut. 
 Aiopvytjvai, a. 2. inf. pass. fr. di- 
 
 opvcrcroj. 
 Aiopvyfia, arog, rb, a well, ditch, 
 
 excavation: fr. 
 Aiopvffffu), Att. vrru), to dig 
 
 through; f. diopvK(o, p. diwpvxa, 
 
 a. 1. diivpvKa, a. 2. diojpvyov, 
 
 perf. pass, duopvyfiai, a. 2. pas>*. 
 
 diit)pvy7]v, rjg, rj, a. 2. inf. pass. 
 
 diopvyijvai : fr. did, bpvaavj. 
 Aiopx^ofiai, ovfiai, to dance 
 
 through, contend in dancing : fr. 
 
 did, bpx^ofiai. 
 Aibg, of Jupiter, gen. sing. fr. 
 
 Ztvg, Jupiter; dat. Ati, ace. Aia. 
 Aiog, la, lov, for di'iog, dims, 
 
 sprung from Jupiter, godlike, 
 
 divine, most excellent, noble : 
 
 fr. gen. Aiog. 
 Aibg K6pi7>Oog, proverbially said 
 
 of those who are always doing 
 
 & saying the same things. Hc- 
 
 sych. 
 
 Moffdorog, b, 7), given by Jupiter: 
 
 fr. 74tvg gen. Aibg, & didojfii, 
 Aiocrrjfiia, or -tia, ag, y, a sign in 
 
 the heavens given by Jupiter : 
 
 fr. Aibg Si arjuiiov. 
 Ai6<TKovpot, or -opoi, ujv, 01, the 
 
 sons of Jupiter, viz. Castor Si 
 
 Pollux : fr. Ztvg gen. Aibg, «!v. 
 
 Kovpog for Kopog. 
 AioTi, for, because, since ; & in- 
 terrogatively, why ? conjunct. 
 
 fr. did, on account of, & o,ri, 
 
 what. 
 AioTpf(}>tt<T(Ti, dat. pi. Ion. & Ato- 
 
 Tpt<ptog, gen. sing. fr. 
 ^lorpttpijg, tog, b, 7), nourished 
 
 or educated by Jupiter ; an epith. 
 
 of kings in Homer ; a proper 
 
 name: fr. Ztvg, Aibg, Sc Tpi<pio. 
 AiovpririKbg, t), bv, having the 
 
 power of exciting to make water, 
 
 diuretic : fr. diovptio, to make 
 
 water through ; fr. did, ovptio. 
 Aiox^Ttvio, f. (Jio, to convey water 
 
 through : fr. did, bx^rtim), 
 Ai-raig, aidog, b, 7), having two 
 
 children ; twice a child : ir. dig, 
 
 iralg. 
 AnrdXaiffTog, b, 7), two spans 
 
 long : fr. dig, 7raXai(TT7j, a span. 
 AiVaXrof, 6, 7), brandished or 
 
 hurled with both hands ; urged 
 
 on by two : fr. dig, TrdXXo). 
 J^iTTTjx^diog, a, ov, & AiirTJxvg, 
 
 log, b, 7), two cubits long : fr. 
 
 dig, -nrijxvg. 
 AiTrXd^w, f. dffit), p. axa, to be 
 
 double, make double : fr. di- 
 
 irXoog, ovg, two-fold. 
 A«7r\a^, oKog, b, 7), duplex, folded 
 
 double, two-fold, having two 
 
 layers, shells or crusts; 7), a robe 
 
 doubled, double boards of a ship : 
 
 fr. dig, TrXd^, or fr. ^tTrXd^w, to 
 
 double. Th. dnrXoog, two-fold. 
 AnrXacridt^u), f. data, to double, 
 
 repeat : hence 
 AnrXaaiavubg, ov, b, a doubling : 
 
 fr. 
 AnrXd(Tiog,ov,SLAnrXa<TiiiiV,ovog, 
 
 6, 7], twice as much ; double : 
 
 fr. the same. 
 AiTrXtQpog, of two hundred paces. 
 
 Th. TrXtQpov. 
 
 AnrXy, adv., doubly: fr. diirXoog. 
 AnrXi)(Tiog, Ion. for dnrXdffiog. 
 AnrXoi^u), Simie as dnrXaffid^u). 
 AirrXoXg, idog, 7), a double cloak ; 
 
 doublet, cloak, mantle : from 
 AinAO'02, ovg, b, two-fold; f. 
 
 g. dnrX67}, rj, neut. oov, ovv. 
 AiirXoTtpov, more by two-fold : 
 
 adv. 
 AittXow, w, to double ; f. wtrw, a. 
 
 I. imper. diirXaxrov, drii), 2 pi. 
 
 dnrXioaart, ]). dtdiTrXioKa, perf. 
 
 pass. dtbiTrXiofiai. Th. dinXoog. 
 Ai7rX(u/Lia, aTog, rb, diploma; let- 
 ters patent, issued by the king ; 
 
 a double vessel : fr. dnrXoio. 
 
 AiTTopog, b, >/,with two passages: 
 fr. dig, iropog. 
 
 Aixovg, odog, b, 7), bipes, two- 
 footed : fr. dig, Trovg. 
 
 AnrpoffuiTTog, b, 7), two-faced, two- 
 headed : fr. dig, TrpoaioTrov. 
 
 Airrrv^, vxog, b, 7), two-fold : & 
 
 AiTTrvxa, adv. doubly : also 
 
 AiTrrvxog, b, 7), two-fold, double: 
 fr. dig, rrrvK, a fold; fr. Trrvaau), 
 to fold. 
 
 AiTTvXog, 6, 7), having two gates 
 or doors : fr. dig, ttvXtj. 
 
 AipKU, ag, a. Dor. for AipKrj, 7), a 
 fountain. 
 
 AIPKAI'A, or KipKaia,ag,7), the 
 name of a plant. 
 
 Aippvfiog, b, 7), having two poles: 
 fr. dig, pvfiog. 
 
 AI'S, adv. bis, twice, by sync, for 
 dvdicig, fr. dvo. In comp. it gene- 
 rally retains the (t, when follow- 
 ed by a vowel or diphthong: but 
 when followed by a consonant, 
 sometimes it retains, sometimes 
 it drops it : uTra^ Kai dig, once 
 and again. 
 
 Aig, Jupiter ; the obsol. nom. for 
 Ztvg, gen. Aiog. Also, the air : 
 fr. did, because it passes through 
 every thmg. 
 
 Aiadrjixai, Dor. for di^7]iiai. 
 
 AifTtvvog, ov, b, having two wives: 
 ir. Cig, tvvi]. 
 
 AiaQavrjg, tog, 6, 7), destined to 
 die twice : fr. dig, 0v7]<tk(jj, a. 2. 
 t9avov. 
 
 AiffKtvg, tutg, b, a certain comet 
 so called from being in the form 
 of a quoit. 
 
 Ai(TKtvu), f. tvffu), Sc 
 
 Ai(TKtoj, f. Tjffoj, to play at quoits, 
 throw a quoit. Th. diffKog. 
 Hence 
 
 AiffKtjfia, arog, rb, anything 
 thrown as a quoit. 
 
 AiaK7)(jaig, J^o\. for di<XKr]aag, 
 having thrown a quoit, a. ] . part, 
 act. of diffKtiti. 
 
 Ai(TKol3oXia, ag, 7), a throwing of 
 quoits : & 
 
 Ai(TKoj36Xog, ov, b, a thrower of 
 quoits : fr. diffKog Sc (ioXTJ, or 
 l36Xog, fr. (3dXXu), to throw. 
 
 Al'SKOS, ov, 6, a discus, quoit, 
 round bit of iron, lead, stone, or 
 wood, which the Greeks were 
 accustomed to throw for the sake 
 of exercise ; the sun's orbit : it 
 is also enumerated among the 
 vessels in which meats are set 
 on the table : hence Engl, dish : 
 fr. diKu), to throw. 
 
 AicTKOvpa, rd, a quoit's throw : fr. 
 diffKog Sc oi'pog, Ion. for opog. 
 
 AitTfivpioi, ai, a, twenty thousand: 
 fr. dig, fivpioi. 
 
 Ai<T(Tai, two ; nom. pi. f. g. fr. 
 
 AKTffdpx^igj ov, b, iniling two-fold: 
 fr. diaabg, dpx^' 
 (155) 
 
 Aiffabg, ^, bv, Att. dirrbg. Ion. 
 diKbg, double, two. Th. dig. 
 
 Aiaray^bg, ov, b, doubt, uncer- 
 taint}' : fr. 
 
 AISTA'ZQ, to doubt, be in doubt, 
 f. dtrw or d^ut, p. dtdiaraKa or 
 X«, as if fr. dig, ardoj. 
 
 AiaraKTiKbg, Sc -ariKog, 7), bv, 
 doubtful : fr. the above. 
 
 Aiaracig, ttog, 7), a doubting, 
 doubt : fr. diard^oj. 
 
 Aiartybg, b, 7), having two roofs: 
 fr. dig, (TTtyog. 
 
 Aiffrixog, Sc Aiaroixog, b, 7), hav- 
 ing two rows, consisting of two 
 verses : fr. dig, arixog, or <rroI- 
 
 AtoToXoc, o, 7), two-fold, double, 
 
 in pairs : fr. dig, (rrtXXu. 
 Aiarofiog, b, 1), two-mouthed, two- 
 edged : fr. di for dig, Sc arofia. 
 Ai(TxiXioi, ai, a, two thousand : 
 
 fr. dig Sc xiXioi. 
 AirdXavrog, b, 7), ara9fibg, weigh- 
 ing or worth two talents : fr. 
 
 dig, rdXavrov. 
 Airrbg, tj, bv, double, Att. for 
 
 ditTfTog. Th. dig, twice. 
 AirvXog, b, t), or og, 17, o)', having 
 
 two humps, epith. of camels: fr. 
 
 dig, rvXog. 
 Aivypog, b, t], soaked or wetted 
 
 through, steeped, soft : fr. did, 
 
 vypog. 
 AivXi^it), f. vXt'cw, p. vXiKa, to 
 
 purify from dregs, strain, clari- 
 fy : fr. did, vXi^io. 
 AiiJTnn^u), f. iaoj, to awake, bo 
 
 roused from sleep : fr. did, vtt- 
 
 viZ,iti. 
 Aii}<paivu), f. avd, p. dtdiv<payKa, 
 
 to interweave, weave through : 
 
 fr. did, v^aivio. 
 Ai<pd(Tiog, a, ov, for diffabg, »), bv, 
 
 double. Th. dig, twice. 
 AI* A'Q, Cj, f. Tjcw, toseek, search, 
 
 grope about ; as if dioj d^y, to 
 
 pursue by the touch. 
 AI*BE'PA, ag, 7), a skin, hide, 
 
 cloak made of hide, parchment, 
 
 pouch : as if fr. dttpcj, to strip. 
 Ai<p9oyyog, b, rj, having two 
 
 sounds, a diphthong, a double 
 
 vowel : fr. dig, <p96yyog. 
 Ai<p6pog, b, 7j, twice-bearing : fr. 
 
 dig, 0fcpw. 
 Ai^pa^, aKog, 7), a seat. Th. di- 
 
 (ppog. 
 Aiippdg, ddog, tj, the same as ^i- 
 
 <ppog. 
 Aiipptia, ag, 7), the driving of a 
 
 chariot : & 
 
 Ai<pptvrrig, ov, b, a charioteer: fr. 
 Ai<pptvu), f. ffw, to drive or ride 
 
 in a chariot : fr. di<ppog. 
 AirppijXaffia, ag, t), driving or skill 
 
 in driving a chariot : & 
 Ai(pp7]Xdrag, a, b. Dor. for 
 AiipprjXdrTjg, ov, b, a driver of a 
 
 chariot, charioteer : fr. di(ppog. 
 
it' 
 
 MX 
 
 k\avv(x)y to drive. 
 Ai(ppiffKog, ov, Of a little chariot ; 
 
 dim. fr. Sitppog. 
 AitppovTig, icog, 6, r), doubtful : 
 
 fr. ^ig, (ppovTiQ. 
 AI'4>P02, ov, Ion. Sicppoio, 6, the 
 
 place in the chariot in which the 
 
 warrior and the charioteer sat ; 
 
 whence its name, as it were ^i- 
 
 ^opog; by synecd. a chariot, seat; 
 
 ni. pi. oi ^t^poi, & n. TO. Siippa, 
 
 especially among the poets. 
 Ai(l>po<popBio, fa), f. rjffojf to carry 
 
 in a chariot or litter : fr. ^I'^pot;, 
 
 (pspu). 
 AKppotpopoQf 6, 7/, the bearer of a 
 
 litter : fr. the same. 
 AupvtjQf £0Q, 6, j), of two natures; 
 
 two ; different in nature : fr. 
 
 Clgy (pVTj. 
 
 Ai(pwaa, seeking, pres. part. f. g. 
 fr. Sitpdu}, 
 
 At'x' for Atxa,adv. in two ways or 
 parts, separately ; without, with 
 a gen. ; apart from. Th. dig. 
 
 Atxa^w & Aixaw, to divide, se- 
 parate, cause a division between; 
 also neut., to be divided ; f. daw, 
 a. 1. inf. CLxdcrai, p. itcixana : 
 fr. ^t'x" ; that fr. ^ig. 
 
 AixT}><og, o, r), cloven-footed : fr. 
 
 AixTjprjgy eog, o, r), dividing into 
 two ; fr. dig, dpvj. 
 
 Aix^dj poet. adv. the same as 
 ^tx«, in two parts. 
 
 AixOac^iag, ace. pi. f. g. fr. 
 
 AixOdcioc,^ 6, rj, or a, ov, the 
 same as ^laabg, double ; also 
 
 Aix^dg, ddog, r), the same : fr. the 
 same th. 
 
 AixojSovXog, b, »/, discordant, dis- 
 sentient ; fr. ^ixa, fiovXr]. 
 
 Aixoyviofioveo), w, to be of two 
 minds, disagree : fr. 
 
 Aixoyvujfiojv, ovog, 6, r), different 
 in sentiment, dissentient, dis- 
 tracted : fr. dixa, yvoifxr]. 
 
 AixoQiv, adv. from both sides : 
 fr. %«• Th.c^t'c. 
 
 AixoivLKog, 6, r), holding two choe- 
 nices : fr. dig, xo~iVLK. 
 
 AixofiT)via, ag, r), & 
 
 Aixofiiivigj idog, r), poet, the moon 
 when full and opposite to the 
 sun : & 
 
 Aix6fXT]vog, ov, or Aixofirjv, rjvog, 
 
 6, ri, of or belonging to the full 
 
 moon or middle of the month : 
 
 fr. ^I'xa, fJi-Vv. 
 AixoiivQog, 6, »/, one who speaks 
 
 ambiguously, double-tongued : 
 
 fr. ^t'xa, fivOog. 
 Aixoopayr/g, sog, rent in twain : 
 
 fr. cjxa, priyvv^i. 
 AixoppoTTog, 6, r), inclining to 
 
 both sides, uncertain : fr. 2ixa, 
 
 pBTTit). 
 
 Aixoaraaia, ag, .y, division, 
 schism, sedition ; dat. dixoara 
 
 AIQ 
 
 (Tiy, Ion. : fr. ^t'x^j fr. ^i^, & 
 ffrdaig, fr. 'laTr)^. 
 
 AixorrraTku), w, f. ryaw, to be at 
 variance, create a dissension, be 
 in doubt : fr. ^t'xcr, 'iffTrjui. 
 
 Aixorop.ku), to cut in two, lop off, 
 separate ; f. ritju), p. ctdixoTO- 
 /j.T]Ka, a. 1. tdtxoToi^irjaa : fr. 
 ^tXa, TefJLvojj perf. m. rkrofjia. 
 
 AixoTOfitjfia, aTog, to, a frag- 
 ment, dead body : & 
 
 AixoTOfiia, ug, rj, a division into 
 two parts, a cutting into two 
 equal jiarts : fr. Six^rofikio. 
 
 Aixocppiov, ovog, 6, i), discordant, 
 doubtful, false : fr. <^ix«, <Pp^)v. 
 
 Atxuif, in two parts or ways, 
 doubly, adv. fr. Cig, twice. 
 
 AI'^A, rjg, r), thirst : thence 
 
 AiipaXtog, a, or, thirsty, causing 
 thirst : & 
 
 Aiij/dg, dbog, r), dipsas ; as it were, 
 causing thirst ; a kind of viper, 
 the bite of which causes immo- 
 derate thirst ; adj. creating 
 thirst, thirsty, dry. 
 
 Ati//d(o, fai, f. rjcroj, to thirst ; me- 
 taph. to desire much ; p. SiSi- 
 ■^/riKa, a. 1. tdixprjaa. th. Ci\pa. 
 
 Atxpy, Dor. for Cr<p^, h\p7jg for ci- 
 yp^g, 3 & 2 sing. pres. ind. act. 
 Att. or Dor. so di^'yv, for ci- 
 xpap, pres. inf. fr. ^ti//da>. 
 
 Aiyijay, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. act. fr. 
 Ci-^pduj, to thirst. 
 
 Aixpiog, b, r), thirsty, parched, 
 creatingthirst ; Att. in f. g. ci- 
 •4^ia : fr. c i^/a, thirst. 
 
 Aiy\/og, tug, to, the same as ^/»|/a. 
 
 Aiy\^vxog, b, r), double-minded, 
 divided in mind, a hypocrite: fr. 
 Cig,yl/vxri. 
 
 Ai4/(pT], Att. opt. pres. for di\pdoL, 
 Sixl^^i, fr. di^pdbj. 
 
 Aixl/CjyTeg, pres. part, pl.num.fr. 
 Sixpdu), to thirst. 
 
 AI'Q, f. (T(o, p. dediKa, to fear, be 
 afraid, run off ; mid. to frighten, 
 scare, pursue, chase ; pass, be 
 frightened, scared. 
 
 Ai(1j(5o\ov, & Ai(o[i6\iov, ov, to, 
 two oboli : fr. dig, ofioXog. 
 
 Aiioyfia, aTog, to, pursuit ; prey, 
 game : & 
 
 Aiwy/iof, ov, b, pursuit, persecu- 
 tion, expulsion : fr. Siwku). 
 
 Aiwdtvmv, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 of diotevuj. 
 
 Aiwivvog, b, »/, very painful : fr. 
 oia, ocvvTj. 
 
 AiojOiio, w, f. c!idj<Tu), & mid. diio- 
 Giofiai, to drive or thrust off or 
 through, dispel, eject, refute : 
 fr. did, diOstt). 
 
 AiutKdOu), Att. for SiwKio. 
 
 Ant}KEfifv,&.di(jjKSfievai,topurs\ie, 
 pres. inf. act. Ion. for didjKuv. 
 
 AiuiKev, Dor. for diwKsiVy to fol- 
 low ; fr. diwKoj. 
 lAiwKijcng, 6wf, ri, a pm*suit : & 
 (15G) 
 
 AMA 
 
 AitoKTtoc, a, ov,to be pursued: & 
 
 AiioKTijg, ov, b, a persecutor : Ac 
 
 AnoKTvg,vog, r). Ion. for Ciio^ir- 
 fr. 
 
 AIQ'KQ, to follow, pursue, seek 
 after, drive away, banish, perse- 
 cute, prosecute, accuse ; f. ^tti^w^ 
 p. dsdiioxa ; ditoKeiv vfiv(p apt- 
 Tag, to celebrate the virtues of 
 a person, that is, to follow with 
 praise ; pres. pass. dtwKOfiai, to 
 be persecuted, perf. pass, hci- 
 (jjyfxaifA. 1. pass. idiwxQr)v, f. 1. 
 pass. dioJxOrjirofiai : as if l.U^ 
 wKa, to expel quickly. 
 
 AIOArnoS, 6, 7/, large, ex- 
 tensive, vast ; far-resoundinrr. 
 
 AiujfioTog, b, y), bound by an oath; 
 perjured : fr. did, o^vino. 
 
 Aiijjv, ovog, Dion; a name uscdhy 
 philosophers in exenipliticatidii, 
 as the name Titius by lawyei-s. 
 
 Aiu)va, Dor. for AtwviJ, t]g, >}, the 
 name of a heathen idol : as it 
 were Aibg dvaaffa, the queen of 
 Jupiter; the goddess of the sea, 
 and the mother of Venus. 
 
 AiojvofiacTfisvog, perf. part, pass, 
 fr. diovofid^DJ, f. d(Tuj, to name, 
 denominate : fr. Cid, opofidi^o}. 
 
 Aiiovvfiog, 6, Ti, double-named ; 
 fr. dig, bvo^ia : renowned, far- 
 famed ; fr. did, bvofia. 
 
 Aubvvaog, ov, 6, Bacchus, the 
 god of wine and inspiration ; so 
 called because in his birth he 
 tvv^tv the thigh Aiog ; poet, fur 
 Aiovvffog : also met. wine, riot, 
 debauch. 
 
 Aiio^nnrog, ov, b, a driver of 
 horses, a hoi-seman : fr. diwKU), 
 'iTTTrog. 
 
 Aiio^ig, eu)g, rj, pursuit, drlviiif;, 
 persecution : fr. diwKO). 
 
 Aiojpia, ag, j), a setting of bounds 
 between, space between, inter- 
 val : fr. did, opog. 
 
 Aiiopiffa, ag, c, a. 1. ind. act. duo- 
 picrOio, 3 sing. perf. imper. i)ass. 
 fr. diopil^u). 
 
 Aiujpoipov, or Ai6po(pov, ov, to, 
 having two ix)ofs or stories : fr. 
 dig, t^spio. 
 
 Atu}poj)og, or Aiopo^og, b, y, hav- 
 ing two roofs or tops : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 AiojpvK, vxog, 6, a ditch, canal, 
 mine : fr. diopvaaio. 
 
 Aiujpvxtv, he has dug through, 
 perf. act. of diopvaaio. 
 
 Aiioadfitvog, a. 1. part. m. of Ciw- 
 
 AiioffTTjp, ijpog, 6, a surgical in- 
 strument by which any thing 
 diuiOtiTai, is thrust through ; a 
 pole thrust through anything in 
 order to carry it, according to 
 the Lxx. 
 
 AfidOev, they were conquered, 3 
 pi. a. 1. ind. pass. Dor. & Baot. 
 
 AO0 
 
 for Idnh^nfTav, Boeot. tCfir)9iv 
 k dfiriBtv, Dor. dfidOtv : fr. 
 A/iaw, by sjtic. for dafidu), to 
 gubdue, conquer, f. ijffu), p. ^1- 
 
 dfiriKa. 
 
 Apij9tl(Ta, subdued, a. l.pt. pass, 
 f g.fr.(V«w, or difujj, iordapduf, 
 to subdue ; perf. pass, didfirjpoi, 
 (rai, rat, a. 1. pass. idjiiiBTjv, pt. 
 dpi]9tig, ilffa. But a. 2. part, 
 pass, dantig. Th. dafidio. 
 
 Apt]9rfT(t), let him be subdued, a. 
 1. imper. pass, ir.dndio, or dk^io, 
 for dafidui. See dp7]9tX<Ta. 
 
 ^fiUffig, cwg, »/, a subduing : 
 
 Api]Tetpa, ag, »/, a subduer : fr. 
 
 Apnri)p, vpog, o, a tamer, sub- 
 duer, vanquisher ; poet, for da- 
 pa<TTi]g : fr. dufidut. 
 
 Aj-iVTbg^Vy bv, tamed, subdued, 
 van(juished : fr. the same th. ^ 
 
 Apwag, servants, ace. pi. fr.dfiiog. 
 
 Apujy, Tjg, r), a servant-maid, fe- 
 male slave : & 
 
 Apixng, tdog, ?/, the same : & 
 
 Apojog, ov, b, & 
 
 A//wg, lobg, b, a servant, slave : 
 all fr. dapdio, to tame. 
 
 Apixxnv & dpwKTffiVy dat. pi. fr. 
 the preceding. 
 
 ANOnAAI'ZQ, f. tVw, to strike, 
 shake in one's grasp, prostrate ; 
 as if fr. ^irwjor dovui TraXdpaig. 
 
 Avo(pepy<Ti, dat. pi. Ion. f. g. fr. 
 
 Avc^Epbg, a, bv, dark, gloomy: & 
 
 Avo(p6eig, taoa, tv, the same : fi'. 
 
 ANO'<I>02, ov, 6, darkness, black- 
 ness, gloom ; the same as yvo- 
 ^og : fr. vs<pog, whence v6<pog, 
 and, with addition of d, dv6(pog. 
 
 AoddauTo, he doubted, delibe- 
 rated ; also impers. it seemed, it 
 appeared, 3 sing. a. 1. ni. fr. co- 
 d^w, obsol. allied to Cotd^o;, to 
 doubt, deliberate, ponder, con- 
 jecture, think. 
 
 Aoypa, aTog, to, a decree, statute, 
 dogma, doctrine, tenet ; Coy pa- 
 ra, (OV, Ta, institutions, tradi- 
 tions, customs : fr. doKkoj, to 
 think. Hence ' 
 
 AoypaTiZto, to introduce any ar- 
 biti-ary opinion or doctrine, issue 
 an arbitrary decree or ordinance, 
 prescribe religious rites, consult, 
 deliberate ; f. iffoj, p. dtdoypd- 
 TiKa ; doypaTi^opai, to be sub- 
 jected to arbitrary ceremonies. 
 
 AoypaTiKog, »), bv, dogmatlcus, 
 dojrmatical, one who follows cer- 
 taui dogmata, opmions, or pnn- 
 eiples in any science. 
 
 AoypaTOTTodu), to make or pass 
 decrees : fr. doypaTOTrowg. Th. 
 doypa, irouio. 
 
 AO'APA, ag,r), a drink or pot- 
 tage so called because made of 
 nine sorts of ingredients. 
 
 Ao9iig, eXffa, iv, a. I. part. pass, 
 fr. didiofii, to give ; a. 1. opt. 
 
 AOK 
 
 pass. doOeii)v, &c. 
 
 AoBrji'ai, a. 1. inf. pass. doBijao- 
 p.ai, f. 1. pass. fr. the same. 
 
 A09IH*N, ijvog, b, a tumour in 
 the fleshy parts of the body, 
 bile. 
 
 Acta, n. g. pi. poet. & doiai, f. g. 
 for dvo. 
 
 Aoid^u), f. dffio, to be perplexed, 
 doubt, deliberate, ponder, con- 
 jecture, think, seem to hear : fr. 
 ^otot. 
 
 AOI'AYS, vKog, b, a pestle ; a 
 spoon for taking out what is 
 pomided. 
 
 Ao7ev, they may have given, for 
 doujaav, Boeot. & -^ol. 3 pi. a, 
 2. opt. act. fr. do'ujv, of cidwp,i. 
 
 AoiT], he may have given, 3 sing. 
 a. 2. opt. of the same. 
 
 Aoii), ijg, »/, doubt, uncertainty. 
 Th. dvo, two. 
 
 Aoioi, pi. & doiu), dual poet, for 
 dvo, two ; dat. pi. doiolaiv. 
 
 A0KA'Z12, to watch or wait for, 
 think ; f. dffw, p. dtdoKaKa: fr. 
 doKtoj. 
 
 AoKantig, Dor. for doKrjffiic, f. 1. 
 fr. doKEio, f. ?/<Tw, to think. 
 
 AoKaio, f. T}(Tit), p. dedoKjjKa, the 
 same as ^oK'd^w. 
 
 AoKu, it seems, seems good or 
 fit, pleases, imperson. ; doKti, 
 pres. imper. ; fr. doKBoj. 
 
 AoKtvuj, f. evaio, the same as do- 
 jcd^oi ; to lay snares for. 
 
 AoKivojv, lying in wait for, watcli- 
 ing for, part. pres. of the same. 
 
 AOKE'Q, to tliink, deem, believe, 
 approve, thmk fit or proper, in- 
 tend, expect, pretend, seem, ap- 
 pear, be thought or accounted, 
 seem good, please ; be a person 
 of consequence or weight ; impf. 
 idoKtov, ovv, f. do^m, inirely do- 
 Krjffit), p. dtdox^t Si. dedoK^Ka, ob- 
 solete, a. 1. tdoKa, a. 1. subj. 
 do^oj, yg, y, perf. pass, dkdoyfjiai: 
 doKtov, ovv, pres. part. act. n. g. ; 
 KaTu TO doKovv, SiS seemed right 
 to them : oi doKovvTeg, those who 
 are considered ; persons of con- 
 sidei*ation or consequence ; to 
 do^av, that which has been re- 
 solved on; ^f^oyjutvov, decreed. 
 
 AoKtjKui, for doKoj, in Hermipp. 
 the comic writer. 
 
 AoKTipa, aTog, to, same as 
 
 AoKTitrig, eiog, i), opinion : doKtoj. 
 
 AoKti<Tiffo<pog, wise in one's own 
 opinion, conceited : fr. doKSio, f. 
 i](Tio, & (T0(p6g. 
 
 AoKipd^cj, to prove, try, examine, 
 think fit or worthy, approve, f. 
 d(TiiJ, p. dtdoKipaKa, perf. pass. 
 dfdoKipaffpai, 3 pi. pres. imper. 
 doKipaZ,k(j9ix}(Tav : fr. doKi/xog. 
 Th. doKSio. 
 
 AoKip.a(Tia, ag, ?/, a proof, trial, 
 review : & 
 
 (157) 
 
 AOA 
 
 AoKifiaaT))g, ov, 6, an examiner, 
 
 censor, comptroller : doKipdlh). 
 AoKifir/, yg, t), a proof: fr. doKtu). 
 AoKi/.uov, ov, TO, a trial, proof : 
 
 fr. the same. 
 A6Kip,og, b, »'/, ajiproved, received, 
 
 excellent : fr. doK^uj. 
 AoKtpwg, adv. so as to be well 
 
 thought of, perfectly. 
 AoKtg, idog, r), a little beam, rod : 
 
 dim. fr. doKog. 
 AoKog, ov, b, poet, the same as 
 
 doKTjfTig, and fr. the same th. 
 AOKO'S, ov, t), a beam, rafter, 
 
 plank, timber ; also, a spear or 
 
 lance. 
 Ao»cdfa>, f. ujffio, to furnish with 
 
 beams or rafters : fr. doKog. 
 AoK'o), oog, rj, = doKog, opinion, 
 
 notion. 
 AoKoiOig, nag, rj, the framing with 
 
 timber. Eccl. x. 18, incorrectly 
 
 df)K0(Tig. 
 
 AoXipbg, d, bv, deceitful, trea- 
 cherous, crafty, cunning. Th. do- 
 Xog. Hence 
 
 AoXfpCjg, adv. deceitfully. 
 
 AoXiog, a, ov, deceitful, treache- 
 rous ; ace. sing. f. g. Ion. doXiyv. 
 Th. doXog. Hence 
 
 AoXioTyg, i]Tog, y, fraud, deceit. 
 
 AoXiocppujv, ovog, b, y, cunning- 
 minded, deceitful : doXiog, <ppyv. 
 
 AoXiouj, fa), to practise fraud, de- 
 ceive ; f. a>(Tui, p. dtdoXiMKa ; 
 tdoXiovaav, for idoXiovv, 3 pi. 
 impf. act. Boeot. : fr. doXiog : th. 
 doXog. 
 
 AoXixavXog, 6, y, having a long 
 tube or pipe ; having a deep 
 socket ; long : doXixbg, avXog. 
 
 AoXix^yX^gy b, y, armed with a 
 long spear : fr. ^oXixoc, tyxog. 
 
 AoXixvp^TH'^Q>b,y, furnished with 
 or using long oars : fr. doXixbg, 
 tpeTfiog. 
 
 AoXixodtipog, or AovXixodiipog, 
 [v being inserted on account of 
 the metre,) 6, y, long-necked : 
 fr. doXixbg, dtipy. 
 
 AoXixodpopog, ov, b, running the 
 long course of 24 stadia : fr. 
 doXixog, &. dpipo) for rp€x<«>- 
 
 AOAIXO'2, y, bv, long, tedious, 
 extensive ; AoXtx^Cj ov, 6, a 
 chariot- course of 12 or 24 sta- 
 dia, to be run twelve times back- 
 ward and forward. 
 
 AoXixbcTKiog, 6, 7), throwing a 
 long shadow, long : fr. doXixbg, 
 
 (TKld. 
 
 AoXiiog, adv. deceitfully : doXiog. 
 
 AoXoEig, tffffa, ev, deceitful, cal- 
 culated to ensnare : fr. doXog. 
 
 AoXoKTaffia, ag, y, assassination : 
 fr. doXog, KTtivoj. 
 
 AoXopdxcivog, ov, b, a contriver 
 of fraud, poet. Dor. for AoXo- 
 prjxcivog : fr. doXog, pyxav^' 
 
 AoXofiyTa, voc. fr. 
 
AOM 
 
 AOS 
 
 AOP 
 
 AOS 
 
 AOY 
 
 AOQ 
 
 J! 
 
 
 i 
 
 P 
 
 IK 
 
 ■h*?' 
 
 •'i 
 
 AoXo^ijrrjg, ov, o, cunning, de- 
 sigiiinfj : also 
 
 AoXouTjTtg, logy 6, y), the same : 
 fr CoXog, firiTig. 
 
 Ao\6fiv9og, 6, 77, disguised in art- 
 ful words, artful : coXogy ^v9og. 
 
 AoXoTTtaffiv, dat. pi. Ion. & poet, 
 fr. AoXoypj a proper name. 
 
 AoXoniioVy ovogy 6, Dolopiou, a 
 proper name. 
 
 AoXoTrXoKia, ag^ r), a plotting of 
 deceit : fr. 66Xog, ■ttXekw, perf. 
 m. TTtTrXoKa. Also 
 
 AoXoirXoKog, 6, »), plotting wiles, 
 wily, deceitful. 
 
 AoXoppa<pt)gf sog, 6, //, patched 
 up with deceit, deceitful : fr. £6- 
 Xog, paTTTo}. 
 
 AoXoppa<piay ag, & Ion. -irjy »/, an 
 artful contrivance : fr. the same. 
 
 AO'AOS, ov, 6, deceit, cunning, 
 fraud, wile, stratagem. 
 
 AoXovvTEg, nom. pi. part. pres. 
 act. contr. fr. coXooj ; SoXovv, 
 pres. inf. act. contr. fr. the same. 
 
 Ao\o0ovo^, 6, r), treacherously 
 murdermg ; fr. SoXog, (povog. 
 
 AoXo^pa^iyg, £og, o, 17, meditating 
 deceit, artful : fr. doXog, <ppdK(ti- 
 
 AoXo^povstu, w, to plan or medi- 
 tate deceit, f. rjauj : fr. SoXog, 
 ^povEio, fr. <pptjv. 
 
 AoXo(ppo(Tvvt], T]g, v, deceit, cun- 
 ning : fr. 
 
 AoX6<hpu)v, ovog, o, »), = ioXo- 
 <l>pacr}g : fr. the same. 
 
 AoXoxpf OTTog, 6, a spy, scout : fr. 
 SoXog, uxl'ig, of an artful coun- 
 tenance ; or because the AoXo- 
 ■Ktgy a people of Thessaly, were 
 a fraudulent race of men. 
 
 AoXow, w, to deceive, cheat, en- 
 snare, decoy, act fraudulently ; 
 adulterate, corru])t ; f. wtro*, p. 
 deSoXiuKa. Th. CoXog. Hence 
 
 AoXtu/xa, uTog, to, fraud, deceit. 
 
 AoXioVf iovog, 6, a poniard, hidden 
 knife or dagger, with which we 
 stab another by stealth ; a sprit- 
 sail. Th. SoXog, deceit ; also 
 
 AoXoiv, lovog, 6, Dolon, the son of 
 Eumedes in Hom. : fr. the same, 
 
 AoXutv, deceiving ; part. pres. act. 
 contr. fr. SoXoio. 
 
 AoXutTTigf idog, 1), w ith a deceitful 
 countenance, treacherous : fr. 
 SoXog, c3i//. 
 
 A6Xu)(Tig, ecjg, 1), deception, fraud. 
 Th. SoXog. 
 
 AofiUf arog, rby a gift given in 
 any manner. But dCJpov is a 
 present given freely. Th. di^tofxi, 
 perf. pass, dtdofxai. 
 
 AofxtVf Ion. & Sofisvai, Dor. & 
 JEo\. for dovvaiy a. 2. inf. act. of 
 Sidujfii, to give ; f. Suxrio, a. 2. 
 
 Aofxku), f. i7(ra>, p. itSofiTjKa, to 
 
 build : fr. 
 AofiijyijgjTjj a building, wall, struc- 
 
 ture of the body. Th. ^e/iw. 
 
 Aofivog, ov, 6, a master ; Aofiva, 
 rjg, ■>}, a mistress, that is, ^kairoi- 
 va. These words arc of modern 
 date, and arc taken from the 
 Latin. 
 
 Aofiog, ov, o, a house, mansion, 
 abode, room, chamber, hall, stall, 
 row, pile ; gen. pi. ^o/iwv ; Ao- 
 fiovde, adv. towards home. Th. 
 Ss^u), perf. m. Se^ofia. 
 
 Ao^oa<paXrig, kog, 6, 7), overturn- 
 ing houses : fr. 86^og, cr<paXXut. 
 
 AovaOelaa, agitated, moved. Dor. 
 for ^ovT]9ei(ra, a. 1. part. pass. 
 f. g. fr. ^ovku). 
 
 AovaKtvg, iiag, 6, a place where 
 reeds grow : fr. Sova^. 
 
 AovaKTJa, ace. Ion. for -ka : fr. 
 ^ovaKsvg. 
 
 AovoKotig, sfftra, (if, full of reeds, 
 reedy : fr. iova^. 
 
 AovaKOTp6<pog, 6, »/, reed-bearing; 
 fr. ^6va^, rpe^pii), perf. m. rk- 
 rpo(pa. 
 
 AovaKoxXoog, contr. -xXovg, 6, //, 
 blooming with reeds : fr. dovat, 
 xXoa. 
 
 AO'Nj^^J, aKog, 6, a rush, reed, 
 aiTow, as made of reed, flute, 
 shepherd's pipe ; a reed for 
 writmg : fr. covtuf, to shake, be- 
 cause easily sliaken by the wind. 
 
 Aovtvit), f. tv(T(o, the same as 
 
 AON E'Q, a, to whirl round, shake, 
 agitate, move, drive along, dis- 
 turb, molest ; f. rjatx), pres. part, 
 f. g. eovaa. 
 
 Aovrj^a, arog, to, a motion, whirl : 
 
 Aovrjaig, tvjg, 1), a shaking, agi- 
 tation, movmg : fr. perf. puss. 
 
 of doVBU). 
 
 AovTtg, nom. pi. fr. dovg, ^ovrog, 
 a. 2. }>art. act. of Sidiofii, to give, 
 a. 2. tc^^^v. 
 
 AoKa, rjg, r), opinion, notion, 
 thought, doctruie, axiom, judg- 
 ment, expectation, reputation, 
 fame ; in N. T. glory : lo^at, iov, 
 at, honours : fr. 6ok'hu. 
 
 Ao%dZ,ix), to think, believe, conjec- 
 ture, imagine, suspect, praise, 
 glorify, worship ; impf. i^o^a^ov, 
 f. a<Tti», a. 1. tCo^aaa, I glorified ; 
 ^o^atjov, UTit), a. 1. imper. act. 
 So^dauj, yg, y, a. 1. subj. doKdaai, 
 a. 1 . inf. dtduKciKa, perf. act. ; 
 do^di^ofiai, to be glorified, pres. 
 pass. ^tSo^afffiai, perf. pass. 
 illoKd(T9tjv, a. 1. pass. SoKa(T9w, 
 yg, y, a. 1. subj. pass. fr. i6%a. 
 Hence 
 
 Ao^a(r0aJ(n, 3 plur. a. 1. subj. pass. 
 
 AoKaafia, arog, rb, that which 
 seems right to be done ; a reso- 
 lution, purpose ; opmion : & 
 
 Ao^anrbg, 7),bv, conceivable, ima- 
 gined, glorious : fr. io^dK(o. 
 
 AoKijTS, 2 pi. a. 1. subj. act. fr. 
 
 doKtU), 
 
 (158) 
 
 AoKiKog, »}, bv, glorious : fr. ^o^a. 
 
 AoKig, iu)g, 7), a vision : fr. ^oictw, 
 to appear. 
 
 Ao^oXoykio, u), f. ij(T(i), to praise: & 
 
 AoKoKoyia, ag, 1), a praising, cele- 
 brating, which is done by sum. 
 ming up those things which re 
 late to the glory of any one. 
 Engl, doxology : fr. do^a, Xoyo^, 
 fr. Xeyoj. 
 
 AoKova9ai, for ioKtlv, to appear, 
 be accounted, pres. inf. pass, of 
 SoKow, a. 1. pass. idoXu)9T}v. 
 
 AoKio, I shall ai)pear, f. I. ih^a, 
 a. 1. of SoKkut, as if fr. Sokoj, ob- 
 solete. 
 
 Aopd, dg, rj, a skin or hide strip- 
 ped off, a flaying : fr. Sspu). 
 
 Aopag, arog, to. Ion. & poet, for 
 ^epag & dovpag, uTog, a spear. 
 Hence 
 
 AopaTiov, ovj rb, a little spear : 
 dim. 
 
 AopaToiraxng, tog, 6, >/, havinj^ 
 the thickness of a spear : fr. 
 Copv, rraxvg. 
 
 AopaTog, £6pvog, & by metatli. 
 dovpbg, gen. sing. fr. Sopv, a 
 spear ; in pi. tu ^opara. 
 
 AopidXixtTog, b, »/, captured by the 
 spear or in war, captive : ir. 
 
 iopv, ClXitTKltt. 
 
 Aopiyafilipog, 6, //, causing war 
 by marriage, wedded to the 
 spear : fr. ^001;, yafx^ipog. 
 
 Aopi9f)paTog, o, >), made a prey 
 in war : fr. Copv, 9t]pdu). 
 
 AopiKTijTog, b, 1), taken in war : 
 
 fr. iopv, KtKTTJflai. 
 
 AopiKTvirog, o, 7), clashing or 
 
 somiding with a spear, wai-Iilu' : 
 
 fr. dopv, KTvirog. 
 AopiXTjTTTog, b, 1), taken with the 
 
 spear, captured m war : fr. Co- 
 pv, Xafifidvo). 
 Aopniavrig, tog, b, 1), raging with 
 
 the spear, furious for war : fr. 
 
 ^opv, fxaivo/uai. 
 Aopifiapyog, b, 1), the same : fr. 
 
 ^opv, ^idpyog. 
 Aopifirj(TTti)p, opog, 6, experienced 
 
 in war : fr. Sopv, prjaTiop. 
 AopiiraXTog, b, 1), brand isliiug 
 
 the spear : fr. ^6pv, TraXXw. 
 AopiTTiTiig, log, b, y, fallen by the 
 
 spear or in battle : fr. dopv, 
 
 TriiTTU). 
 Aop'nrovog, b, 1), pressed hard or 
 
 assailed with the spear, in the 
 
 struggles of war : c6pv, Trorog. 
 Aoplg, idog, 7), a knife used for 
 
 flaying. Th. Upuj. 
 AopiTfirjTog, 6, y, pierced with the 
 
 spear : fr. dopvy TSfivut. 
 AopKdSiov, ov, Tb, a little wild 
 
 goat, a fawn ; dim. fr. SopKag. 
 Aop*raX(f, iSog, 7), a roe : fr. 
 AopKug, ddog, >/, a wild goat, roe, 
 
 antelope, fawn: a woman's name; 
 
 called in Syr. Ta3i9d, Acts ix. 
 
 30. 
 
 AopKTi, tjg, y), the same. 
 
 AopKog, oy, 6, a wild goat. 
 
 AopKiou, ojpog, b, the same : fr. 
 
 AO'PS, Kog, 1), a wild goat, roe, 
 antelope, gazelle : as if fr. ^tpKio, 
 to see, because endowed with 
 quick sight. 
 
 Aopbg, ov, b, a skin, leathern bag 
 or sack. Th. cepag, a skin. 
 
 Aopbg, gen. poet. fr. Sopv. 
 
 AopTreoj, f.T/ffw, to sup: fr. dop-jrov. 
 
 AopTrirj, rjg, y, Ion. for Sopirog, 
 ov, b, a supper. 
 
 AopTTiffTog, ov, 6, supper-hour, 
 evening : fi*. 
 
 AO'PnoN, ov, Tb, & Aop-TTog, ov, 
 6, a supper. See ^uttvov. 
 
 AO'PV, Tb, a spear, lance, pole, 
 battle, army ; beam, timber ; a 
 ship ; gen. dopuTog & dovpbg, 
 (by metath. for £6pvog,) poet. 
 ^opbg, dat. dopari, dovpi, 6i Sopi, 
 poet. £7rt dopv, to the right hand ; 
 Ik dopuTog, from the right ; per- 
 haps fr. dtpu), to strip, perf. m. 
 tkcopa, because wood, when go- 
 mg to be worked, was stripped 
 of the bark. 
 
 AopvdXtoTog, b, y, taken in war, 
 captive, enslaved : Sopv, uXiaKOJ. 
 
 AopvKpdvog, b, y, spear-headed : 
 fr. Sopv, Kpdfov. 
 
 AopvKtvog, b, y, a confederate in 
 war, friend made in war, one 
 become a friend from an enemy: 
 fr. dopv, K^vog. 
 
 Aonv^oog, contr. -Kovg, b, r), a 
 polisher or fabricator of spears : 
 fr. ^opy, ^eu). 
 
 Aonvirayrjg, kog, 6, y, compacted 
 with beams : fr. Sopv, Tryyvvjxi. 
 
 AopvirtTyg, kog, b, y, ~ SopnrtTyg. 
 
 Aopva9evyg, kog, b, y, forceful 
 with the spear : fr. dopv, <T9svog. 
 
 Aopvffaoog, b, if, shaking a spear, 
 impetuous, warlike : dopv, crevio. 
 
 AopixraiM), f. v^io, p. dedopvxa, to 
 fight with a spear, fight : dopv. 
 
 AopvTivaKTog, b, y, shaken by 
 spears : fr. dopv, Tivdaau). 
 
 Aopvtpopko}, to, f. r/rrw, to bear a 
 spear, guard ; dopv<popovfitvog, 
 guarded, pt. pr. pass. Hence 
 
 Aopv<p6pyp,a, arog, Tb, attendants 
 in a comic representation. Plut. 
 
 Aopv<popia, lag, y, armed attend- 
 ance : & 
 
 ^opv<popiKbv, ov, Tb, a body- 
 guard, the proL'torian cohort : all 
 fr. 
 
 ^opv(p6pog, ov, b, a spear-bearer, 
 body-guard : fr. dopv, <pkpbi. 
 
 ^bg & d69i, give, a. 2. imper. act. 
 fr. didwfii, f. d(x)(Tu}, a. 2. tdiov. 
 
 Aovav, they gave. Ion, for tdo- 
 (^av, 3 pi. a. 2. ind. act. fr. tdiov, 
 of didtt)fii, to give. 
 
 Aofffig, gifts, nom. pi. contr. fr. 
 U(Tig. 
 
 AoffidiKog, 6, y, one who suffers 
 
 for any crime, liable to punish- 
 ment : fr. doffig, dUy. 
 
 Aoffig, t(og, y, a gift, present : fr. 
 2 sing. perf. pass, dkdoaai, of di- 
 diofii, to give. 
 
 AoffKov, ig, £, impf. poet, (as if 
 fr. doaKut) for kdidwi', tog, to, fr. 
 the same verb. 
 
 Aort , 2 pi. a. 2. imper. fr. didujixi. 
 
 Aoreipa, ag, y, a female giver. 
 
 AoTsov, verb. adj. it is necessary 
 to give : & 
 
 AoTt/p, ijpog, b, dcUor, a giver : 
 also 
 
 AoTyg, ov, b, the same : fr. dkdo- 
 Tat, 3 sing. perf. pass, of didiDfii. 
 
 AoTiicbg, y, bv, disposed to give : 
 fr. the same. 
 
 Aorw, 3 sing. a. 2. imper. act. fr. 
 didu)fii. 
 
 Aov, Att. for doo ; and this Ion. 
 for doao, a. 2. imper. m. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 AovXaywykio, w, f. ycru), to reduce 
 to slavery; with an ace. : fr. 
 
 AovXayioybg, b, y, a leader into 
 slavery, manstealer: fr. dovXog, 
 dyojyog, 
 
 AovXdpiov, ov, TO, a little slave ; 
 dim. fr. dovXog. 
 
 AovXtia, ag, y, slavery, bondage, 
 servitude : fr. 
 
 AovXeiog, 6, r), slavish, servile : 
 fr. dovXog. 
 
 AovXevfia, aTog, to, servitude, a 
 slave : fr. 
 
 Aot^Xci^o;, to be a slave, serve ; f. 
 evcroj, a. 1. part. dovXtvaag, p. 
 dedovXtvKa : fr. dovXog. 
 
 AovXy, yg, y, a maid servant, 
 female slave : fr. the same th. 
 
 AovXt^i?/, yg. Ion. for dovXiia, ag, 
 y, slavery. 
 
 AovXyiog, Ion. for dovXiiog, sla- 
 vish : fr. the preceding. 
 
 AovXia, ac, y, =z dovXtia. 
 
 AovXiKbg, Tj, bv, & AovXiog, b, y, 
 slavish, servile : fr. dovXog. 
 
 AovXiKotg, adv. in a servile man- 
 ner. 
 
 AovXixbdeipog, b, y, long-necked: 
 fr. dovXixog, Ion. for doXixbg, & 
 deipy. 
 
 AovXoTrptiryg, kog, b, y, befittmg 
 a slave, slavish, illiberal . fr. 
 dovXog, TrpeTTw. 
 
 AOuAOS, ov, b, a slave, bond- 
 man, servant ; adj. slavish, ser- 
 vile, in bondage ; for dkoXog, fr. 
 dkb), to bind. 
 
 AovXoffvvy, yg, y, slavery, bond- 
 age. Th. dovXog. 
 
 AovXoffWog, b, y, = dovXeiog. 
 
 AovXoTtpog, a, ov, more enslaved; 
 compar. fr. dovXog. 
 
 AovXooj, at, to reduce to slavery, 
 enslave, subdue ; f. ojctoj, p. de- 
 dovXujKa ; pres. pass, dovXoofiai, 
 to become a slave ; perf. pass. 
 dtdovXiouai, part, dedovXiofikvog, 
 (159) 
 
 enslaved, a. 1. pass. IdovXdjOtjVf 
 
 part. dovX(jj9eig, kvTog : fr. the 
 
 same. 
 AovXioavvy, yg, y, slavery ; Ion, 
 
 for dovXoavvy. 
 Aovvai, a. 2. inf. act. dovg, dovrog, 
 
 f. g. dovayg, a. 2. part, of didtofii, 
 
 to give ; f. duxrio, a. 2, tdtov. 
 Aovirkit), G), to make a noise, crash, 
 
 resound in falling : f. yaiu, p. 
 
 dtdovTTtjKa, a. 2. tdovTrov, perf. 
 
 m. dkdovTra, 1 fell ; part, dedov- 
 
 7rd)g, dead, in Hom. : fr. 
 A0i)n02, ov, b, a noise, sound, 
 
 clash, crash ; i)roperly of those 
 
 wlio are struck to the ground. 
 Aoi)pa, timber, poles, spears, nom, 
 
 & ace. pi. fr. dopv, poet, dovpv, 
 
 fen. dovpog ; or fr. the obsol. 
 ovpov, wood : others make it 
 for dovpaTa, by apoc. &. poet, 
 epenth. for ^6para,fr. dopv, dopa- 
 Tog, Tb, a spear, wood. 
 
 Aovpag, aTog, to, Ion. & poet, for 
 dopv. 
 
 Aovpar, for dovpaTa : see ^oi^pa. 
 
 Aoupartoc, a, ov, & 
 
 Aovptiog, b, y, also Aovpiog, a, ov, 
 wooden ; fr. the obsol, d ovpov, 
 pi. c^or^pa. Th. dopv. 
 
 AovpyviKyg, kog, 6, »/, a spear's 
 throw : fr. ^opy, ifvtKyg. 
 
 Aovpi, dat. sing, for dopaTi or 
 dopv'i, fr. dopv, doparog, rb, a 
 spear. 
 
 AovpiKXeirbg, b, y, famed for his 
 spear, renowned in arms : fr. 
 dopv, KXiiTog. 
 
 AovpUXvTOg, & Aop/»:Xi;roc, 6, y, 
 the same : fr. dopv, KXvTog. 
 
 AovpiKTyTog, b, y, for dopvKTyTog, 
 poet, acquired by the spear, cap- 
 tive : fr. ^opu, KiKTyfiai. 
 
 AovpiXyTTTog, b, y, = dopiXyTrrog. 
 
 AovpiTrXyiCTog, b, y, struck with 
 a spear : fr. dopv, TrXyrraot. 
 
 AovpodoKy, yg, y, a receptacle for 
 spears : fr. ^opw, dsKOfiai, Ion. 
 for dkxofiai. 
 
 Aovpbg, gen. by metath. for do- 
 pvog, dat. dovpi, fr. dopv. 
 
 Aoxtiov, ov, Tb, a vessel, recep- 
 tacle : fr. dkxo^ai. 
 
 Aoxv, VSi »/' 3, feast, entertain- 
 ment : fr. dkxojjiai. 
 
 Aoxyiov, Ion, for doxf^ov. 
 
 AoxMy IQy Vy ^ ^oxfin, VQi »/j a 
 
 span : fr. dkxofJiai. 
 AoxftoXo^of, 6, having an oblique 
 
 crest. 
 AOXMO'2, ij, bv, also Aoxfuog, 
 
 b, y, cross, oblique, transverse, 
 
 crooked. Hence 
 Aox/xow, w, to bend, slope, f. wtrtt). 
 Aoxft-(o9tig, b, stoopmg, bent, a. 1. 
 
 part. pass. fr. doxfJ^ou). 
 Aoxbg, y, bv, capacious, contain- 
 ing : fr. dkxo^ai. 
 Aooj, f. duxTix), do, to give j obsol. 
 
 for didujfii. 
 
APA 
 
 APE 
 
 APO 
 
 APfl 
 
 AYN 
 
 AYP 
 
 1 
 
 i 
 
 t% 
 
 t' i ' 
 
 ti 
 
 APA'BH, i^f, i), a plant, mustard. 
 
 Apdyfia, aroQy rb, a handful, 
 sheaf : Apd^, aKOQy 6, the same. 
 Th. dpcLffffu), to grasp. 
 
 Apay^£ua>, or Apayfianuio, f. 
 two-w, to gather in haudfuls, col- 
 lect : fr. dpdyfia. 
 
 Apayfibg, ou, 6, a seizing, grasp- 
 ing : fr. 5pd<T(Tio. 
 
 ApaOelv, a. 2. inf. act. fr. SapOdvio, 
 to sleep ; f. 1. or 2. m. ^apOrjcro- 
 fiai, fr. SapOeu), f. 2. act. dpaOd, 
 by metath. a. 2. tcpa0or. 
 
 Apaiqv, I may have fled, a. 2. 
 opt. act. fr. tdprjv, a. 2. ind. act. 
 of the obsol. dpfjfiij for CiSpdaKu). 
 Th. c^oaw, to ilee. 
 
 ApaiPiOy to intend to do anything, 
 project : fr. dpdcj. 
 
 ApdKa, a handful, ace. sing, fr 
 dpd^, aicog, o, a grasp, handful 
 fr. cpd<T(Tu), to grasp. 
 
 Apdicniva, r]g, »/, see ^paKbjv. 
 
 ApaKtlv,Si. 2. inf. ^paKiiQ,ii(ya,tVy 
 a. 2. pt. pass.: & 
 
 ApdKov, they saw, Ion. for tdpa- 
 Kov, 3 pi. a. 2. act. fr. CepKuj, 
 to see ; a. 2. by metath. tdpaKov, 
 perf. m. SiCopKa^ a. 2. pass, by 
 metath. idpdKijv. 
 
 ApdKovTf, dual num. SpaKovTog, 
 gen. sing. fr. ^pdKiov. 
 
 ApaKovTtiogf a, ov, of or like a 
 dragon or serpent : fr. 
 
 APA'KQN, ovTog, 6, draco, a dra- 
 gon, large serpent, kind of fish ; 
 bracelet or necklace ; Draco, 
 the name of an Athenian legis- 
 lator ; dat. pi. dpdKovcri ; f. g. 
 dpdicaiva, rjg, t), dracuena, a fe- 
 male dragon or serpent : fr. 
 dspKu), to see ; a. 2. tdpaKov, 
 part. dpaKCJv. 
 
 ApaKovTiov, ov, rb, a little snake. 
 
 ApaKovTOfiaWogy b, »), serpent- 
 fleeced, snake-haired, having 
 twisted snakes instead of hair : 
 fr. dpUKutv, fiaWog. 
 
 ApaKOi'Tti)CT]gy Eog, o, r), dragon- 
 like : fr. ^pdKiov, dcog. 
 
 Apdfia, arog, rb, an act, action ; 
 drama, play, either tragedy or 
 comedy. Th. ^pdu), to act : as 
 the divisions of a play are called 
 acts. 
 
 Apa^ariKbg, ?), bv, full of action, 
 dramatic : fr. ^pdfia. 
 
 ApaftaroTToikio, w, f. rjffu), to write 
 or represent plays : fr. dpa/xa, 
 
 ApaufXv, a. 2. inf. act. ; ^pafiojv, 
 ovaa, bv, having run, a. 2. part, 
 act. dpa/xovfiai, f. 2. m. fr. rps- 
 Xw, to run, f. Ope^co, p. ^sdpd- 
 fiTjKa, a. 2. idpaj-iov, perf. m. 
 SeSpofia : fr. cptfiio. 
 
 ApdfiT)fia, arog, rb, Ion. for ()p6- 
 fiog, a race. 
 
 A^afirjv, to have run, Dor. for 
 Cpafieiv. 
 
 ApafiovffUj a. 2. part. f. g. see ^pa- 
 
 /xeXv. 
 Apdvaiy to have done, a. 2. inf. 
 
 Dor. for dprjvai ; fr. ^pT/^a, or 
 
 dpaivo), the same as Spduj, to 
 
 do ; or dpdvai, to flee, a. 2. inf. 
 
 fr. cprifii, or CicpdffKU), to flee, f. 
 
 dpd<Tio, a. 2. iSpav, ag, f, a. 2. 
 
 opt. dpairjVj inf. dpdvai, part. 
 
 a. 2. dpdg. 
 Apd^, aKbg, b, a handful, palm of 
 
 the hand : fr. cpd(T(Tu). 
 ApaKdfXfvog, having grasped, a. 1. 
 
 part. m. See dpdffao^iai. 
 ApaTTtreiKo, f. svcrio, p. SeopaTrs- 
 
 TEVKa, to flee : fr. 
 Apairkrrjg, oi;, Ojainmaway slave, 
 
 fugitive : fr. cpdoj. 
 ApaTTtTidag, a, o, Dor. for 
 ApaTreriSrjg, ov, 6, the same as 
 
 ^paTTSTtjg. 
 ApaTTETiaKog, ov, b, a little fugitive 
 
 slave : dim. fr. epaTrtTTjg. 
 Aparrojv, ovaa, bv, a. 2. part. act. 
 
 fr. dpsTTio, to crop ; f. ypuj, a. 2. 
 
 fSpairov. 
 Apa(Teiijo, to wish to do : fr. dpdaio, 
 
 fut. of dpdio. 
 Apdm/nog, rj, ov, fit for action : rb 
 
 Spdaifiov, action, achievement 
 Apacfibg, ov, b, flight : fr. cpdu), 
 
 to flee. 
 Apdarroi-iai, see in dpdamo. 
 APA'SSQ, or rrio, f. ^w, to grasp 
 
 seize in the hand, pluck ; more 
 
 usually mid. cpdffffofxai, or 
 
 -rrofiai, f. 1. m. Spd^ofiai, a. 1. 
 
 m. kdpa^dfiTjv, at, aro, a. 1. m. 
 
 imp. Spd^ai, pi. CpdKaaOe, pei-f. 
 
 pass, dk^payfiai. 
 Apdffrag, a, b, poet. & Dor. for 
 
 Apdarrjg, ov, b, a slave : fr. 
 
 Spdu). 
 ApacTTkov, it must be done; verb. 
 
 adj. fr. the same. 
 Apacrrtjp, iipog, b, for which is 
 
 found dpr](Trr)p, a servant, at- 
 tendant. Th. Spdio, to do. 
 
 Apao'rJ7ptoc,n,ov,efticient, active, 
 strenuous, industrious, prompt : 
 fr. dpdoj. 
 
 ApaffTtKbg, i), bv, disposed to act, 
 effective : & 
 
 Apaaroavvt], rjg, y), activity in 
 business, industry : fr. cpdio. 
 
 Aparbg, for Saprbg, flayed, skin- 
 ned : fr. Skpcj. 
 
 APAXMH*, ijg, t), drachma, the 
 name of a coin and of a weight : 
 fr. Spdffaofxai, Sedpax^ai, what 
 we may hold in the hand. 
 
 APA'Q, f. dffit), to do, act, per- 
 form, execute ; serve, attend as 
 a servant ; flee. 
 
 Apsfjioj, obsol. to run, for which is 
 commonly used rpex*^ • ^^' ^pdu), 
 to flee. 
 
 Aperrdvi], rjg, r), a scythe, sickle ; 
 ace. pi. SpeTrdvag. 
 
 ApeTTavJi<p6pog, 6, r), scythe-bear- 
 (160) 
 
 Ing, scythed ; SpsTravrjtpopov 
 lipfia, a scythed chariot : fr. 
 dptTrdvT], <pkpu). 
 
 Aokiravov, ov, rb, the same as 
 OpeTrdvt] : fr. 
 
 Aptiravovpybg, ov, 6, a maker (,[' 
 scythes or sickles : fr. dps7ravoi\ 
 ipyov. 
 
 APE'flQ, f. i//a>, to crop, pluclc, 
 reap, mow, strip, gather, enjoy: 
 mid. Spenofiai, the same. 
 
 Aptxj/tvfievai, (women) about tu 
 reap, pi. f. 1. part. mid. f. g. Dor. 
 for dpt^l/ovfitvai. Ion. for ^p£;|/o- 
 fiivai, fr. the preced. verb. 
 
 ApuTTiTTig, ov, b, Ion. for f^paTrt- 
 Tr)g, fugitive. 
 
 Api]aag, having done, a. 1. part, 
 act. Ion. fr. cpdu, to do, f. «cra*. 
 
 Apt](Tfibg, oif, b. Ion. for dpa(Tfib(^, 
 flight. Th. dpdio, to flee. 
 
 Aprjcrrtipa, ag, i), a female-ser- 
 vant : fr. 
 
 Apijartjp, iipog, b, a servant, do- 
 mestic ; Ion. for dpacrryp. 
 
 Apri(TTig,idog,y, a female fugitive: 
 fr. dpdit), to flee. 
 
 Apr)fTTorjvvr), ijg, i), activity, as- 
 siduous attendance ; Ion. for 
 dpaffToavvt] : fr. the same. 
 
 AP(A02, ov, b, a worm. 
 
 Apt/jyXof, 6, »/, rather keen or 
 piercing : fr. 
 
 APIMvS, tia, i', bitter, sour, 
 sharp, keen, smarting, rough, 
 irascible, clever, acute. 
 
 ApiiuvTr]g, rjrog, t), bitternc'^s, 
 sharpness, acuteness : fr. the 
 preceding. 
 
 Api'ov, ov, rb, a grove, wood, 
 thicket : fr. ipvg, a tree. 
 
 Apiog, (og, rb, the same as ^pi'or, 
 a^i^ood : fr. the same th. 
 
 Apoirtj, rjg, r), a coffin, wooden 
 trough or bath : fr.^pyg, because 
 made of oak. 
 
 Apofialog, a, ov, running, speedy, 
 swift, fleet : & 
 
 ApojLidg, ddog, b, >/, running fast, 
 quick, rolling : &, 
 
 Aoofidg, dSog, »/, dramas, a fish ; 
 Cpo^dg KdfitjXog, a sort of camel, 
 a dromedary; a wandering har- 
 lot, prophetess : & 
 
 Apofiivg, kiog, 6, a runner, racer: iV:. 
 
 AnoixTjfia, arog, rb, the same as 
 cponog : & 
 
 ApofiiKbg, i), bv, relating to run- 
 ning : & 
 
 Apb^iog, ov, b, a running, race, 
 course, flight ; race-course : all 
 fr. pei-f. m. iUpofia, of rpix^o. 
 to run. 
 
 Apojiiov, ovog, b, dromo, a run- 
 ner ; little crab : fr. the same. 
 
 Apoaepbg, a, bv, & Apoaifiog, b, 
 t'l, dewy ; tender, delicate : & 
 
 Apoffotig, taaa, ev, the same : fr. 
 
 APO'202, ov, b, 1-os, dew, moist- 
 ure, pure w ater ; any thing ten- 
 
 der or young ; ^poo-ot, trickling! APQ'IIAS, aKog, 6, dropax ; a 
 
 tears : as if poaog, fr. pku). 
 
 Apoao^okog, 6, ?/, shedding dew, 
 dewy : fr. cpoaug, (3d\\io. 
 
 i^poTMorjg, tog, b, r), dewy : fr. 
 cp6(Tog, tlSog. 
 
 Apovyyog, ov, b, a cohort and 
 battalion of soldiers, drumjus. 
 
 ApoixTiWa, 7/c, y'h **' wonum'.s 
 name, Drusilla. 
 
 Apvddtg, (& 'Afia()pvddtg,) lov, 
 a'l, DrycK^es, (tS: Jlamadri/ades,) 
 nymphs, believed to be co-ex- 
 istent with certain trees, espe- 
 cially oaks. Th. bpvg, an oak. 
 
 ^pvaXog, ov, b, a man's name, one 
 who has had enough of oaks. 
 
 .;lpi'aj'ra, ace. sing. fr. Apvag, av- 
 Tog, b, the father of Lycurgus. 
 
 Apvii^og, t], ov, of oak, massy: & 
 
 Apvfxbg, oil, b, a forest of oaks ; 
 wood, grove ; also Apv [ibv, ov, 
 To^ the same : fr. Cpvg. 
 
 Apvuiodrjg, tog, b, rj, abounding 
 ill woods, woody : fr. the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 Apv^nog, Dor. for cpvfxovg, ace. 
 pi. fr. dpvf^iog. 
 
 Apvoyovog, b, »/, sprung from the 
 oak ; but Aproyovog, b, y), oak- 
 producing : fr. Cpvg, yovog. 
 
 ApvoKoXdTrrtjg, ov, b, a wood- 
 pecker : fr. Cpvg, KoXaTrno. 
 
 Apvov, ov, rb, or -og, ov, b, a 
 grove, wood : fr. dpvg, 
 
 Apvoxog, ov, 7), a keel, the hold 
 of a ship ; foundation : fr. cpvg, 
 
 ApvTTtTTtjg, tog, b, y, an olive, 
 any ripe fruit : fr. Spug, TrtTrno ; 
 ri[)ened and brought to perfec- 
 tion on the tree : or 
 
 ApvTTtrijg. tog, 6, tj, ready, to fall 
 from the tree, over-ripe : fr. 
 tp^'C. TTfTrrw. 
 
 Apinrt\l>,t7rog, b, >/, the same : fr. 
 cpvg, TTtirro). 
 
 APY'nXQ, f. i//(u, to tear, rend, 
 scratch, peel ; p. StCpv(pa. 
 
 Apvg, vbg, 1), an , oak ; any tree, 
 particularly a fruit tree ; ace. 
 (pvv : lience comp. x«M«'^P^C> 
 vog, & \anaidp(n^, rrog, /), a 
 stunted oak. 
 
 ^pvrij, rjg, 1), a bathing-tub : fr 
 
 species of medicament for re- 
 moving hair ; adj. plucked, bald: 
 perhaps fr. ^p£7ra>, to crop. 
 
 Avy Ion. for tCv, fr. tdvv, vg, v, 3 
 sing. a. 2. ind. act. & for ci)0i, 2 
 sing. a. 2. imper. fr. ^i;/it, to go 
 under. 
 
 Avdg, ddog, t), the number two. 
 Engl, deuce. 
 
 Avd(tj, to bring into distress and 
 affliction ; f. ifcrio ; dvoujai, for 
 Svdovai, contr. dvCim : fr. cvij. 
 
 Avtrai, 3 sing. ind. pass. fr. dv- 
 ofiat, & bvu), to go under. 
 
 AY'H, rjg, r), misfortune, sorrow, 
 calamity, sickness, grief, anxiety: 
 fr. dvu), to sink. 
 
 Avrf7ra9t)g, tog, 6, r/, miserable, 
 distressing, laborious : fr. cvrj, 
 TrdOog. Hence 
 
 part. pres. pass, of the same. 
 
 Avvaaai, 2 sing. pres. for dwy, 
 you may, fr. cvvapai. 
 
 AvvarrOrivai, to have been able, 
 a. 1. inf. of ivvafiai. 
 
 Avvamg, tiog, 7/, poet, for bvva- 
 fiig, power : fr. cvvajxai. 
 
 Avvaartia, ag, t), a dynasty ; su- 
 preme i)ower, empire, command, 
 magistracy : fr. bwaarijg. 
 
 Avvaartvovrag, ace. pi. part, 
 pres. fr. 
 
 Avvaartxni), to obtain power, be 
 chief, command, f. tvaio : fr. 
 
 Avvdarrjg, ov, b, one that has 
 dominion or i)Ower, a sovereign, 
 lord, or master ; one that luis 
 hiHuonce : fr. dvvd^ofiaiy or Cv- 
 vafiai. 
 
 Avvdcrrojp, opog, b, the same. 
 
 Ayvarto), w, to be powerful, f. 
 
 AvijTraOia, ag, y), endurance of rirru), p. dtSvvdrtjKa : fr. 
 
 misery, wretchedness. 
 
 Av9i, 2 sing. a. 2. impcr. fr. dv/xi. 
 
 AviKbg, yj, bv, dual : fr. Cvo. 
 
 Avfxfvai, Dor. for 6vvai,ii. 2. inf. 
 a<.*t. fr. 
 
 AD^u, to go under : see Svvuj. 
 
 Aj;i'^, you may, 2 sing. pres. ind. 
 by apoc. for cvvaaat, or Dor. for 
 cvvy, you may, 2 sing. pres. of 
 Cvvanai. 
 
 AvvaiT for dvvairo, 3 sing. pr. s, 
 opt. cvvaiiXTiv, aio, airo : fr. 
 
 AT'NAMAI, (Tai, rai, to be able, 
 prevail ; be reckoned, be worth, 
 as money ; have authority, ef- 
 fect ; signify ; subj. pres. ^vvio- 
 fiai, y, rjrai, impf. i^Svvdfitjv, 
 w, am, Att. for fCvvdi.ir]v, f. 
 CvvTjaofiai, a. I. pass. tjCvvi'jQtjv, 
 tjg, T), Att. for tcvvTjOrjv, a. 1. 
 subj. pass. SvvijOoJ, yg, y ; also 
 a. 1. pass. idvvdrrBrjv, Att. ijCv- 
 vdaOyjv, & a. 1. mid. idwrjad- 
 jjiyjv, as if fr. bvvd^o^ai. 
 
 Avvdfiti, dat. sing. & cwdfitig, 
 nom, pi. fr. bvvafxig. 
 
 Avvafitvr], rjg, y), f. g. part. pres. 
 fr. bvvdfitvog, fr. Svvajxat; also 
 
 ^pvc. 
 
 AoiTo/iof, 6, y), byapoc. for ^pi'o- 
 'o^og, a cutter of oaks or trees, 
 a workman in wood : fr. dpvg, 
 rffivu}. 
 
 ^pv(prj, rjgj r), a laceration by 
 nioans of the nails, scratching : 
 h\ bpv^Cj, f. 2. act. of ^p^Trrw. 
 
 ^pV(ppaKTog, ov, 6, a fencing, rail- 
 ing, palisade : fr. cpvg, (ppdcrcru). 
 ApvipaKrog is also read. 
 
 ^puivnovy Att. for cpdrioarav, fr. 
 ^pdio, to do, flee. 
 
 ^putoifxi, for SpififiL or cpdoifii, 
 pres. opt. of dpdu), to do. 
 
 a proper name of a woman ; 
 powerful. 
 
 AvvafiiKbg, rj, bv, powerful, 
 mighty, efficacious : & 
 
 Avvafiig, ttog, y), power, vigour, 
 force, valour, aJjility, dexterity, 
 an army, forces, a multitude ; 
 authority, influence, wealth, 
 rank ; value ; ai dvvdfiiig, an- 
 gels, miracles, virtues, powers ; 
 t^nvTia, moral power, but cv 
 vafxig, natural power ; in the 
 N. T. the power of working mi- 
 racles : fr. dvvafiai. 
 
 Avvaf.1610, a, to confirm, strength- 
 en ; f. (bffio, p. StcvvdfxioKa ; 
 pres. pass. Svvafioofxai, ovfjLai : 
 whence 
 
 Avvai^wofitvog, ovfitvog, corrobo- 
 rated, confirmed, strengthened ; 
 (161) 
 
 Avvarbg, y), bv, able, powerful, 
 strong ; possessing authority, 
 rank or influence ; adequate, 
 capable, apt; possible; dvvarug 
 tlf^ti, the same as Cvvafiai, to be 
 able ; dvvarbv, & rb tv hn>aT(^, 
 possible ; comp. Svvariortpog, 
 superl. dvvarujraTog. Th. dvva- 
 flat. Hence 
 
 Avvarwg, adv. powerfully, very 
 nuich : dvvarojg txti, it is pos- 
 sible. 
 
 Avvtarai, they are able. Ion. for 
 dvvavrai, 3 pi. pres. fr. dvvu' 
 fiat. 
 
 Ath'y, 2 sing. pres. subj. S vj'oj fiai, 
 y, yjrai, fr. the same. 
 
 AvvTjaiy Ion. for dvvy. 
 
 AvvjjOtifj)', 7;g, rj, a. 1. opt. pass. 
 bvvtjOw, yg, y, a. 1. subj. pass, 
 fr. dvvofiai. 
 
 Avvfjatai, Ion. for ^vv7;<Ty, you 
 will be able, 2 sing. f. 1. m. 
 SvvyjffOfiai ; part. Svvrjcrofitvog ; 
 fr. the same. 
 
 Avvray setting as the sun, ace. 
 s. a. 2. part. fr. dvg, dvvrog, fr. 
 
 AT'NQ, Avio, or A£//it, to go un- 
 
 der, in or down; sink, enter, set 
 
 as the sun, put on ; dvvu) is only 
 
 found in composition ; Svio, f. 
 
 5v(T<i), a. 1. tdvaa, p. dtditKa, 
 
 perf. pass, btcvafiai. Avfii, a. 2. 
 
 tdvv, vg, V, a. 2. inf. bvvai, a. 2. 
 
 part. d{}g, dvvrog. 
 AY'O, Att. dvu), two, gen. dual 
 
 dvoXv, f. g. dvtTv, dat. pi. Svai, 
 
 Ion. SvoX<Ti. Sometimes Svo is 
 
 undeclined. 
 AvoKaidtKa, undecl. twelve. 
 AvoKaibtKafirjvog, 6, r), of twelve 
 
 months : fr. SvoKaidtKay firjv. 
 Avowcri, poet, for SvcHai, fr. cvdu). 
 Avrrrrjg, ov, b, a diver : fr. 
 Avrrru), f. ^to, to dive, enter or 
 
 go under the water. 
 AY'POMAI, f. ovfiai, to complain; 
 
 the same as bcvpofiai. 
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 Avg, CvvTOQ, part. a. 2. fr. ^i)/it. 
 See cvvit). 
 
 AY*2, an inseparable particle de- 
 noting in composition, ill, diffi- 
 cultly, badly, unfortunately ; not, 
 as a privative ; also, for a in- 
 tens., very much. 
 
 Av(Td$og, it), Of Dor. for ivfftjlSoQ, 
 oVf 6, unhappy youth : fr. Svg, 
 
 AvffayKufiKTTOQ, 6, r/, zz Cvaava- 
 
 KO^llCTTOg. 
 
 AvffdyKpLTog, 6, r/, difficult to be 
 
 investigated : fr. ^i»c, avciKpivit). 
 AvodCeXipog, 6, »/, unfortunate in 
 
 brothers : fr. ^vg, aci\<p6g. 
 Avaasogj breathing hardly, gen. 
 
 sing. fr. 
 Av<Tai)g, koc, o, ?'/, breathing hard 
 
 or with difficulty, blowing strong, 
 
 tempestuous: h\cvg, dio or drjfiL, 
 
 to blow, breathe. 
 AvffdOXiog, 6, r/, most unfortunate 
 
 or wretched : fr. Svg, uOXiog. 
 Avaai, a. 1. inf. act. of dvoj or 
 
 Av(Taidv})g, kog, 6, ?/, most mourn- 
 ful : fr. tvg, aiavrjg. 
 Avffaiiov, lovog, 6, »/, leading a 
 
 wretched life : fr. Svg, aluiv. 
 Av<Ta\yi)g, iog, 6, y, affecting 
 with deep grief ; unfeeling, in- 
 sensible : fr. Ivg, dXyog. 
 Av<jdXyr]Tog, 6, >'/, unfeeUng, in- 
 sensible : fr. the same. 
 AvcdXvKToc, 6, i), inevitable : fr. 
 
 ^hg, dXvaKu). 
 AvffdXwTGg, 6, »/, difficult to be 
 taken or captured : H'g, dXitJKu). 
 Avffdixjiopog, or Avcr^iupog, 6, »/, 
 ill-fated, unhaj)py : dvg, fiopog. 
 Avaai'dKXfjTog, 6, ?), difficult to 
 be recalled : fr. ^vg, dvaKoXiu). 
 AvaavnKOfiiarog, o, ij. difficult to 
 be brought back, irreparable : 
 fr. ^vg, dvaKOfii^oj. 
 Avaavdax^Tog, 6, i/, hard to be 
 
 borne, intolerable : & 
 AvadviKTog, 6, rj, intolerable : fr. 
 
 Cvg, dvBxuj. 
 AvcravTyg, sog, o, »], dangerous or 
 unlucky to be met with : fr. ^vg, 
 drrdu) 
 AvodvTTjTog, the same, & fr. the 
 same. 
 Avaavtt)p, opog, 6, ?j, unfortunate 
 in the husband : fr. ^r^, nvi]p. 
 Avaa-KoXXaKTog, 6, r/, difficult to 
 remove or be freed from : fr. 
 Ivg, drcaXXdoait). 
 AvffaTroairdaTiog, adv. so as to be 
 with difficulty torn away ; tena- 
 ciously : fr. H^g, dTrotnrdu). 
 AvaaTTOTptrrrogy 6, t;, difficult to 
 be averted or kept off, obstinate: 
 fr. Cvg, dTTorptTruj. 
 AvffaptaTEojy u), f. jjffw, to be fas- 
 
 tidi«)us, hard to plense : fr. 
 Avadptarog, 6, i}, hard to please. 
 
 ^vadpKJTov, ov, moroseness : fr. 
 dvg, dpiffK(jj. 
 
 AvffapKrTOTOKtia, ag, ?/, unhappy 
 in giving birth to a noble but 
 unfortunate son : fr. Cvg, dpiffTo- 
 TOKog, producing excellent chil- 
 dren : fr. upiaroQ, riKTUt, perf. 
 m. TtTOKa. 
 
 AvaapKTog, 6, ij, difficult to i*ule: 
 fr. ivg, dpxio. 
 
 AvffdffxiTog, 6, tj, the same as 
 Sv<Ta7'd(TxtTog. 
 
 AvffavXia, ag, i}, incommodious 
 lodging or watching in the open 
 air : fr. 
 
 AvcravXog, 6, ?), incommodious 
 to night-watching in the open 
 air : fr. cvg, avX/j. 
 
 AvffavxvQ', kog, 6, I'j, a vain boast- 
 er : fr. ivg^ avxi']. 
 
 Av(Ta<paipeTog, o, »'/, difficult to Ite 
 removed : fr. ^i'^, d^aiptrog, fr. 
 d<painfuf. 
 
 Av(Tax9t)Qyiog,b, i/,very grievous: 
 fr. Svg, dxGog. 
 
 AvafSdnraKTog, 6, //, difficult to 
 be carried : fi'. Cig, fiaard^uj. 
 
 AvaiSaTOTTOuofiai, oufxai, to ren- 
 der retreat difficult : fr. ^u<T/3a- 
 
 TOg, TTOtku). 
 
 Avafiarog, 6, y, inaccessible, im- 
 passable : fr. Svg, (iaivio. 
 
 AvaiidvKTog, 6, »/, lamentable, 
 unliappily wailing : fr. ivg, /3a- 
 
 Vi,U). 
 
 Av(Tj3oi'i9r)rog, 6, »/, difficult to be 
 assisted : fr. ^vg, (3orj9'ti)j. 
 
 AvfflSovXia, ag, »'/, bad counsel, 
 ill-advisedness : fr. H^g, ^ovXi]. 
 
 Av(Tj3(jjXog, 6, r/, having a bad, un- 
 fruitful soil : fr. iig, jSCjXog. 
 
 AvayayLog, 6, >/, unhajtpy in mar- 
 
 distinguished : fr. Ivg, haKpivo). 
 
 Avadii^iTijTog, 6, »/, not easy to 
 be I'un over, difficult to be ex- 
 plained : fr. Svg, cuKdfu. 
 
 AvahiKoiog, 6, i'/, impervious, of 
 difficult egress : fr. cvg, hi^olog. 
 
 Ava^iTiyijTOQ, 6, »/, difficult to bu 
 told : fr. bvQ, ^iijykofiai. 
 
 Avaiai, you may put on, 2 sing. a. 
 1. subj. m. Ion. for Ivay, of Cvio, 
 f. cvau), to put on. 
 
 Avat^pog, 6, >'/, ill-seated, having 
 a bad abode : fr. cvg, eipa. 
 
 Av(TiiS))g, 60f, 6, i), ill-shaped, de- 
 formed, base : fr. Svg, tt^og. 
 
 AvaeificiTog, b, i), badly clothed, 
 ill-clad : fr. H^g, tlfia. 
 
 Aycrtttr/BoXoc, 6, >;, difficult of ac- 
 cess : fr. tvg,ti<T[3oXi]. 
 
 AvaiKXvTog, 6, iy, difficult to Ijo 
 loosed or released : fr. Svg, 
 thcXvu). 
 
 AvfftKTrkpaTog, b, >/, difficult to 
 finish : fr. dig, iKTrtpaivu). 
 
 AvfTtXeva, i), unhappy Helen. 
 
 AiKTtXTTig, log, b, i), same as 
 
 AvaiXTTiaTog, b, y, scarcely to be 
 hoped ; hopeless, despairing ; to 
 which is opposed tvkXTriaTog : 
 fr. Cvg, tXTTig. 
 
 Avatvrepia, ag, »/, dysentery, a 
 disease of the bowels : fr. Cvc, 
 tvrepa. 
 
 AvaivTipiKog, i], bv, afflicted with 
 a dysentery : fr. the above. 
 
 AvfftvTtv^ia, ag, t), want of affa- 
 bility : fr. cig, ivTtv^ig. 
 
 AvatKdXnTTTog, b, ?'/, difficult to 
 be defaced, indelible : fr. cic, 
 t$aXfi0w. 
 
 AvfftKaTrdTTjTog, b, r), not easily 
 
 ruige ; 
 
 yafiog Iva., an unfortu- 
 
 nate marriage 
 
 fr. Ivg, ydi.iog. 
 Avffykviia, ag, r), obscurity or 
 
 lowness of birtli : fr. 
 Avcrytvr/g, kog, 6, r), base-born 
 
 ignoble : fr. H'g, yivog. 
 Avayvoia, ag, r/, error, doubt : fr 
 
 tvg, yivwcTKU). 
 Avayvoiaia, ag, y, difficulty of 
 
 being recognised, obscurity : fr. 
 
 the same. 
 Avacaifioviio, ut, to be ill-fated, 
 
 unhappy : & 
 Avff^aifiovia, ag, y, an unhappy 
 
 fate, misfortune : fr. 
 Av(Tdaip.(iJV, ovog, b, y, ill-fated, 
 
 unhappy, unfortunate : fr. ivg, 
 
 laiuu)v. 
 AvaCaKpvTog, b, y, deeply to be 
 
 lamented ; SvffiaKpvra idKpva, 
 
 most bitter tears : fr. ivg, ia- 
 
 KOlHi). 
 
 Avaddfiap, apTog, b, unhapi)y in 
 a wife : fr. ivg, id^ap. 
 
 Av(Tdid(3aTog, o, y, difficult to be 
 passed, impervious : fr. ivg, iia- 
 
 ^ ^,^,.„ i , (3aivoj. ^ ^ 
 
 peevish, sour, morose; & ro Ava^ta'icpiro*;, o. »/, not easy to be 
 
 * 1 ^ ^,,;2) 
 
 deceived : fr. ivg, tKaTrardu). 
 Avat^yvvoToc, b, y, difficult ti> l-e 
 untied, indissoluble : fr. 
 
 til.:. 
 
 ttavvio. 
 
 Avat^iryTog, b, y, imi)ervioiis, 
 difficult to be passed through : 
 fr. ivg, tK^tfxi. 
 
 AvtTt^iTog, b, y, the same. 
 
 AvatnavopOiOTog, b, y, hardly to 
 be corrected: fr. ivg, tTTavopfJuii). 
 
 AvetiriliaTog, b, y, difficult of iie- 
 cess : fr. ivg, iTrifBaivoj. 
 
 AvffiTTifiovXtvTor, b, y, not easily 
 caught by stratagem, cautious, 
 wary : fr. ivg, tTri/SovXtvw. 
 
 Avat7riTiVKTog,b, y, difficult of at- 
 tainment, succeeding with gnat 
 difficulty : fr. ^i'^, tiriTvyxdvio. 
 
 Avatpyog, 6, j), slow in workiiii:, 
 lazv, inconvenient for work : fr. 
 ivg, tpyov. 
 
 AvatptvvyTog, b, y, inscrutable : 
 fr. ivg, tptvi'du). 
 
 Avaipig, liog, & Ava(pi(TTog,b, //, 
 pertinacious, morose, quarrel- 
 some : fr. iig, tpic. 
 
 Avaip^iyi^evTog, b, ./, difficult to 
 be interpreted : fr. ivg, ip^t'i- 
 vevio. 
 
 Avff'ipojg, wroc, 6, y, unhappy in 
 love, excessively in love, cruel 
 to lovers : fr. ivg, tptjjg. 
 Au(T(Tai, he hides iiimself, 3 sing. 
 j)ies. of poet, ivffofxai, fr. f. 1. 
 111. ivffofiai, of ivu). 
 
 Aixrero & ivaatro, 3 sing. impf. 
 ion. fr. ivaoiiai, poet. fr. the 
 same. 
 
 Av(Ttvvyrfipa, ag, y, ill-reposing, 
 Iwd partner of a couch : fr. ivg, 
 evvy. 
 
 AvcTtvperog, b, y, difficult to be 
 discovered : fr. ivg, tvpiffKu). 
 
 Ivffk^iKrog, 6, r), difficult to reach, 
 inaccessible: fr. ivg,i(l)iKviofiai. 
 
 Avfft^oiog, 6, y, difficult of ac- 
 cess : fr. ivg, ttpoiog. 
 
 IvcT^tiXog, b, y, envious, jealous, 
 sus|)icious : fr. ivg, ^»/\of. 
 
 Avff^yryTog, b, r/, hard to be in- 
 vestigated : fr. ivg, ZjjtUo. 
 
 IvcTijKoog, 6, y, hard of hearing, 
 inattentive : fr. ivg, aKovto. 
 
 IvatjXtyitg, troublesome, nom.pl. 
 ir. 
 
 AvfffjXeyyg, eog, 6, y, causing a 
 long or painful sleep, trouble- 
 some, harassing : as if fr. ivg, 
 aXiyio, to care: as if ivaaXyyg, 
 or, according to othei-s, fr. Xeyo- 
 pai, to lie down. 
 
 AixryXiog, 6, y, unillumined by 
 the sun : fr. ivg, yXiog. 
 
 AvfTtj/jepeu}, d, f. ynoj, p. spyKa, 
 to be unhappy : fr. ivg, y^spa. 
 
 AvffTifiipia, ag, y, adversity, ill- 
 success : & 
 
 AvtTiifi^piog, a, ov, unlucky, un- 
 blessed : fr. the same. 
 
 •^vfftjvfuog, b, y), exposed to the 
 violence of the winds : fr. ivg, 
 dvip.og. 
 
 Av<Ti]Tri(TTovv, impf. contr. of iv(T- 
 (nriffTtuj, f. yam : fr. ivg, aTTi- 
 (TTEw, to disbelieve ; fr. rriffTig, 
 (log, y, faith. Th. TreiOu), to per- 
 suade. 
 
 Awd/'/poroe, b, y, difficult to be 
 ploughed, barren : fr. ivg, apow. 
 
 i^i'rTi;^/}^, cog, 6, y, iU-sounding, 
 hoai*se, unrenovvned : fr. ivg, 
 '/Y'^C, a sound. 
 
 IvndaX-TTtjg, tog, b, y, difficult to 
 warm, cold : fr. ivg, OdXTru). 
 
 ■^iKrOavareu), ui, f. rjffu}, to die an 
 unjust or painful death : fr. ivg, 
 9di'arog. 
 
 AvaQdvarog, b, y, bringing a lin- 
 gering or painful death : fr. ivg, 
 Odvarog. 
 
 ^VfrOtuTog, 6, rj, difficult to look 
 at, painful to the sight : fr. ivg, 
 9edofiai. 
 
 ^VfTdtpdirivrog, b, y, difficult to 
 heal : fr. ivg, OepaTrevo). 
 
 Ava^iTiu}, f. y(Tio, to put in a bad 
 condition or state ; mid. to be 
 dissatisfied ; be a,wkward : fr. 
 ivg, TiOijixi. 
 
 AvaOvyffKit), ■=■ ivaBavaTiu). 
 AvffOprjvTirog, 6,//, violently weep- 
 ing, very sorrowful : fr. ivg, 
 
 Qpyv'no. 
 AvaOpoog, <'•, y, of sorrowful 
 
 sound, mournful : fr. ivg, Opoog. 
 AvcrOv/ieoj, Cj, f. yrroj, to despond, 
 
 be depressed or dejected in 
 
 mind : fr. ivg, Ovfibg, mind. 
 AvffOvfiia, ag, y, depression of 
 
 mind, despondency : & 
 AvtrQvfxog, b, y, sorrowful, anxi- 
 ous, dejected : fr. the same. 
 Avert, to two, dat. pi. fr. ivo, two. 
 Avaidrog, b, y, difficult to be 
 
 healed : fr. ivg, Idofiai. 
 Avffiuipog, 6, y, not desirable : 
 
 fr. ivg, 'tfiepog. 
 AvffiTnrog, b, y, ill adapted for 
 
 riding : fr. ivg, 'iTnrog. 
 Avffig, nog, y, a going down or 
 
 under, setting as of the sun, fall; 
 
 ace. ivaiv : fr. ivta. 
 AvffKaOapTog, b, y, difficult to be 
 
 purged, inexpiable: fr. ivg,Ka9- 
 
 aipio. 
 AvffKd9eiCToc, b, //, restrained with 
 
 difficulty : fr. ivg, KaTtx(t>. 
 AvffKaTTVog, b, y, offensive with 
 
 smoke, snn)ky : fr. ivg, KaTrvog. 
 AvaKaTaXyTTTog, b, y, difficult to 
 
 be comprehended : fr. ivg, Kara- 
 
 XafjijSdvuj. 
 Av(TKarand9yTog, 6, y, not easy 
 
 to be learnt : & 
 Ai;(T<cara/ia0»;rwf, adv. so as hard- 
 ly to be understood, obscurely : 
 
 fr. ivg, KarafxavBdvto. 
 AvffKaTa^dxVTog, b, y, impreg- 
 nable : fr. ivg, Karajiaxofiai. 
 AvffKUTavoyTog, b, y, difficult to 
 
 be observed or understood : fr. 
 
 ivg, KaTavoku). 
 AvaKaraTravaTog, 6, y, difficult 
 
 to be allayed, implacable : fr. 
 
 ivg, KaraTTavo). 
 AvffKaTaTroXsfiyrog, b, y, difficult 
 
 to be conquered : fr. ivg, Kara- 
 
 TToXefisu). 
 AvffKardTrpaKTog, b, y, not easy 
 
 to be accomplished : fr. ivg, 
 
 KaTairpaffffio. 
 Av<TKaTdffj3e(TTog, b, y, scarcely 
 
 to be extinguished: fr.ivg,Kara- 
 
 (Tj3h'vvfii. 
 AvaKardffrarog, 6, y, difficult to 
 
 be settled, appeased or quelled : 
 
 fr. ivg, Ka9iffTyfii. 
 Av(TKaTa<pp6vyrog, b, y, not to be 
 
 despised : fr. ivg, Kara<i>povsijj. 
 AvaKarkpyacTTog, b, y, difficult to 
 
 be accomplished, or conquered : 
 
 fr. ivg, KaTtpyd^ofiai. 
 AvffKeXaiog, b, y, hoarse, ill- 
 sounding : fr. ivg, KsXaiog. 
 AuffKEv, 3 sing. impf. Ion. of the 
 
 poet. ivffKto, for ivvio or ivio. 
 AvffKyiyg, kog, b, y, distressing, 
 
 anxious : fr. ivc, Kyioc. 
 AvaicijXogf b, y, difficult to be 
 (163) 
 
 soothed or healed : fr. ivg, 
 KyXiu). 
 
 AvcTKivyTog, b, y, not easily 
 moved, slow : fr. ivc, Kiv'tio. 
 
 AvcTKXtyg, kog ovg, 6, y, inglo- 
 rious : fr. ivg, KXkog, glory. 
 
 AvcTKXeia, ag, y, ill-fame, a bad 
 report : fr. the above. 
 
 AixTKXvTog, b, y, mglorious : fr. 
 ivg, KXvTog. 
 
 AvfTKolXiog, b, y, hurtful to the 
 stomach : fr. ivg, KoiXia. 
 
 AvffKoXaivio, f. avuj, p. ayica, to be 
 morose, take ill, be angry, indig- 
 nant : & 
 
 AvrrKoXia, ag, y, moroseness, ill- 
 humour : fr. ivcTKoXog. 
 
 AvaKoXoKafiTTTog, b, y, difficult 
 to be inflected : fr. ivffKoXog, 
 
 KdflTTTUt. 
 
 AuffKoXoKoiTog, b, y, rendering 
 sleep difficult : fr. iixTKoXog, 
 
 KOITIJ. 
 
 AvffKoXog, b, y, hard to digest, 
 difficult, peevish, morose : & 
 
 AvffKoXiog, adv. with difficulty, 
 peevishly : fr. ivg, koXov. 
 
 AvcTKofiiaTog, b, »), difficult to be 
 home, insupportable : fr. ivg, 
 
 KOfli^U}. 
 
 AvffKpdTog, b, y, badly mixed : 
 fr. ivg, Kepdvvvfjit. 
 
 AvffKpivyg^ kog, b, y, difficult to 
 be distinguished : fr. ivg, Kpivoj. 
 
 Av(TKpirog, b, y, difficult to be 
 ascertained : fr. ivg, jcpiVw. 
 
 AvffKVfiavTog, 6, >}, tossed by the 
 billows : fr. ivg, Kvyiaivu). 
 
 Av<JKio(pog, b, y, somewhat or very 
 deaf : fr. ivc, Kio(}>6g. 
 
 AvffXeKTog, 6, y, difficult or un- 
 pleasant to be said: fr. ivg, Xcyw, 
 
 AvaXoyKTrog, b, y, difficult to be 
 computed, incomprehensible : fr. 
 ivg, Xoyi^ofiai. 
 
 AvffXoipog, b, y, difficult to be 
 borne, galling to the neck : fr. 
 ivg, X6(pog. 
 
 AvaXvrog, b, y, knotty, difficult 
 of solution: fr. ivg, \vu). Hence 
 
 AvaXvTiog, adv. m a way that ad- 
 mits not of explanation or solu- 
 tion. 
 
 Av(Tfia9ku}, oi, to learn or compre- 
 hend with difficulty, mistake: fr. 
 
 Av(Tfia9yg, kog, b, stupid, unteach- 
 able, not easily learnt : fr. ivg, 
 fiavOdvio, to learn. 
 
 Avfffiaxkio, a, to fight against 
 with difficulty or in vain : & 
 
 Av(Tfidxyrog, & Avfffiaxog, 6, »/, 
 difficult to conquer: fr. ivg, fia- 
 X^t^ai, to fight. 
 
 Avfffiivaivoj, to be ill-disposed, 
 be hostile : fr. ivg, fxkvog. 
 
 Av(T fikvua, ag, y, hatred, enmity: 
 fr. ivauivyg. 
 
 Ava^ievteaffiv, to enemies, dat. pi. 
 Ion. & poet. fr. ivafieuyg. 
 
 Avafievtcj, u>, to be hostile, ill« 
 M 2 
 
AYS 
 
 disposed : fr. 
 
 Avafitvi^g, log, o, »/, hostile, ini- 
 mical, malevolent ; ace. dvcrfievri. 
 AvfffitvioQ, adv. in a hostile man- 
 ner : fr. c^i'^, i^ikvoQ. 
 
 Av<7^traxti{^irTT0Q^ 6, »/, difficult 
 to be managed : fr. hvQ, fura- 
 XeipiZofiai. 
 
 Ai'fT^/), ijij, I'jy a going down, set- 
 ting, as of the sun. Th. Cuvto. 
 
 AvcTfiijTijn, spoQy i), an imnatural 
 mother : fr. Svg, /< rjrrjp. 
 
 AvffixffTiop, opog, t)y the same; also 
 adj. 6, >'/, of an unhappy mother, 
 
 Ay(T/tii;^ar£oJ, w, to be at a loss : 
 fr. digy fiTixavrj. 
 
 Av(Tfivr}finvtVTogy o, r/, difficult to 
 be remembered : fr. cvg, fivrj- 
 
 jXOVfVUJ. 
 
 Avty^opog, 6, >'/, ill-fated, unhappy, 
 
 unfortunate : fr, cvg, fiopog. 
 Av(r/iop0«7/, Ion. for dv(Tfiop(pia, 
 
 «(,-, )'/, deformity : fr. 
 AvfTfxopipogf 6, y), deformed, mis- 
 
 shaptii : fr. ^I't,*, /top^)';. 
 AixJviTTTogy o, 7/, difficult to be 
 
 washed out or effaced : fr. Cvg, 
 
 VlTTTiO. 
 
 Ai^fTvnijTog, o, r), difficult to be 
 imdei*stood : fr. ttg, I'oeio. 
 
 Ai'(Tvoia,«e,j/, ill-will: fr. c^j' oroog. 
 
 Avffvoiiia, agy ?/, & Avffvofxit], rjg, 
 »/, Ion. disobedience to the laws, 
 insubordination : fr. Svg, vofiog. 
 
 Avapoog, oug, 6, »'/, ill-disposed, 
 averse : fr. cvg, vovg. 
 
 AvGvofjTogy 6, v, having an un- 
 happy return : fr. crf, voarog. 
 
 Av(Tvvfi<}>og, 6, //, unhappily mar- 
 ried : fr. ^t't;, 7n''/i0/;. 
 
 Ava^vfi[3\r]Togy 6, //, difficult to 
 be conjectured : & 
 
 Avff^i'/i/ioXoc, 6, ij, difficult to 
 treat with, unsocial : fr. ivg, 
 
 (TVftf^'tWw. 
 
 AvffKvvtTog, 6, r/, difficult to be 
 understood : fr. Cvg, ^vviij^ii. 
 
 AvaoCoTraiTraXog, 6, r), im])ass- 
 able on account of rocks : fr. 
 dvffoCog, TraiTTaXog. 
 
 Avffocog, 6, i), impervious, diffi- 
 cult of access ; subst. a difficult 
 way : fr. cvg, odog. 
 
 AvtToiKio, to be anxious or trou- 
 bled, fear, dread : fr. ^t-^ , oista. 
 
 AvaoiKTjTog, uninhabitable ; fr. 
 6vg, OIKS to. 
 
 Avffoifiog, 6, i), ^^ ^vffoCog. 
 
 AvaoKJTogy o, //, hard to be borne: 
 fr. cvg, oiau), fut. of 0€p(u. 
 
 AvooKvog, 0, ?;, slow, inactive: fr. 
 £vg, oKvog. Hence 
 
 AvaoKvijjg, a<lv. slowly, inactively. 
 
 Av(TO[xai, to set, as the sun, enter, 
 go among, put on ; a poet, verb 
 fr. £vaui, f. of cvio. 
 
 Avaojijipog, 6, t), very rainy : fr. 
 cvg, 6f.ilipog. 
 
 AvcrofxlXog, 6, >/, unsocial : fr. 
 6vg, bfuXcg. 
 
 AYS 
 
 Avffofifiarog, 6, y), with bad eyes, 
 hideous to behold: fr. ^vg, o^fjia. 
 
 Avaovtipog, 6, //, troubled with 
 disagreeable dreams : Cvffovn- 
 pog vTTvog, sleep interrupted 
 with dreams : fr. ^vg, oveipog. 
 
 Avffupdrog, 6, y, hardly visible : 
 fr. ci'g, updio. 
 
 Avffopyog, 6, t), angry, ii-uscible : 
 fr. dvg, opyij. 
 
 Avoopiarogy 6, »/, difficult to de- 
 fine : fr. Cvg, opinio. 
 
 AixTopixog, 6, ij, having a bad 
 port ; difficult of access : fr. ^vg, 
 opfiog. 
 
 Avaopvig, l9og, 6, r), ill-omened : 
 fr. H^g, opvig. 
 
 Avffop^paiog, u, i), very gloomy 
 or dismal : fr. Cvg, opipvt]. 
 
 Av(TO(T^ia, ag, i), a nauseous smell, 
 stench : fr. 
 
 AvaofTfiog, 6, >/, having a bad 
 scent ; ill adapted for conveying 
 the scent : fr. ivg, on^iri. 
 
 Avaovpiarog, 6, ?'/, with unfavour- 
 able winds, unlucky : fr. cvg, 
 
 OVplL,0), 
 
 Avaovpog, 6, r), difficult to be 
 kept or watched : fr. ^vg, ovpog. 
 Av<77ra9tu)v, ovrog, suffering mis- 
 fortune : fr. cvg, Trdaxio. 
 AvcTTraiTTaXog, 6, i), difficult of 
 ascent, craggy, rugged : fr. H'g, 
 TraiTraXog, 
 Ava7rdXai(Trog, 6, i), difficult to 
 be struggled with or overcome 
 fr. cvg, TzaXaioj. 
 AvtnrdXaixog, 6, i), hard to over- 
 come or surmount ; adv. -wg, 
 with difficulty, utterly : fr. ^vg, 
 TraXdfiTj. 
 Av(T7raXr)g, koc, 6, y, hard to con- 
 tend with : fr. dvg, rrdXr}. 
 AvcTTrapdfinvXogy o, »';, hard to be 
 persuaded : fr. cvc,7rapdpovXog. 
 AvffTTapdBtXKTog, 6, >'/, difficult to 
 be appeased, implacable : fr. cvg, 
 TrapaOiXyo). 
 AvcrirapaiTtjTog, 6, i), difficult to 
 be entreated, inexorable : fr. 
 cvg, TTapaiTBU}. 
 AvmrapaKoXovOrjTog, 6, r), diffi- 
 cult to be understood : fr. H'g, 
 TrapaKoXovOno. 
 Av(r7rapdTrXovg, b, 7), -ovv, to, 
 difficult to be sailed by or over: 
 fr. Svg^ irapaTrXsio. 
 AvaTrdpevvog, 6, 7/, hard to lie on, 
 
 ill-fated : fr. H'g, irdptvvog. 
 Avairapfjyopog, 6, t), difficult to 
 be soothed or appeased : fr. Cvg, 
 TrapTjyop'fit). 
 Ava-napig, iCog, 6, voc. Avanapi, 
 
 unhappy Paris. 
 AvcTTTtiOyg, fog, 6, r), difficult to 
 
 be persuaded : & 
 Av(T7r(i(TTog, b, »/, incredulous ; 
 liard to be believed : fr. cig, 
 
 TZl'iQii). 
 
 Ava-KiXayia, fern, of AvarnXd- 
 (164) 
 
 AYS 
 
 yiog, exposed to a tempestuous 
 sea : fr. H^g, TTiXayog. 
 AvcTTTfixTrrog, b, 1), unluckily sent : 
 
 fr. Cvg, TTC/iTTW. 
 
 Av(T7r£/x0«Xoc, 6, r/, ' difficult to 
 
 cross, stormy, tempestuous ; mo- 
 rose, sullen : fr. Cvg, TrffXTrio, 
 
 perf. TreTTefXipa. 
 AvffTTtvOijg, fog, b, y, much griev- 
 ing ; causing bitter grief : fr. 
 
 Svg, TTtrOog. 
 AvaTrfpciTog, b, 1), difficult to be 
 
 jiassed : fr. ^vg, Tripdio. 
 AvffTripiXyTTTogy b, y, difficult to 
 
 be comprehended or caught : fr. 
 
 Svg, 7r«piXa/i/3avw. 
 AvffTTSTyfia, uTogy to, adversity : 
 
 fr. £vg, TTtTit) for TriTrrtu. 
 Av(T7reT>)g, sog, 6, y, happenint; 
 
 unfortunately, adverse; difficult: 
 
 fr. the same. 
 AvoTTtTojc, adv. Ion. -TEojg, with 
 
 great difficulty. 
 AvffTTivyg, sog, 6, y, filthy : fr. 
 
 Cvg, TTit'og. 
 AvaTTicTTog, b, y, incredulous ; 
 
 hard to be believed, incrediblf : 
 
 fr. Cvg, 7ni9u). 
 AvtTTrXarogy b, y), miserably wan- 
 dering : fr. dvg, irXdvog. 
 AvfTTTvouoy ijj, f. yrrio, to labour 
 
 under a difficulty of breathing: <Sl 
 AvcTTvoia, ag, »/, difficulty of 
 breathing, a sigh : & 
 
 AvffiTVoiKbg, r), bv, panting, sigh- 
 ing : fr. ^vQ, TTVoii], fr. tti'Sw. 
 
 Avcrnvoog, b, y, contr. SvcrTri-ovc, 
 breatliing with difficulty, pant- 
 ing ; unfit for breathing ; blow- 
 ing adverse : fr. the same. 
 
 AvaTToXtfiyTog, b, y, difficult to 
 be combated : fr. ivg, TroXtfifw. 
 
 AvaTToXfuog, b, y, unfortunate in 
 war, imwarlike : fr. cvg, tto- 
 Xen'sio. 
 
 AvanoXiopKtjTog, o, y, diff.cult to 
 be besieged : fr. Cvg, TToXiopKiw. 
 
 AvOTTOvyg, iog, Sc AvffTTorog, 0, 
 y, requiring great labour, pain- 
 ful, toilsome : fr. dvg, ttovoc. 
 
 Avanovyrog, b, y, attended with 
 liard labour : fr. Hg, Trovfu). 
 
 AvaTToptvTog, b, y, impervious, 
 inaccessible: fr. ivg, Tropttw. 
 
 AvffTTopia, ag, y, a difficulty in 
 crossing : fr. tvairopoq. 
 
 AvmropifTTog, b, y, difficult to be 
 j>rocured : fr. ^I'C, Tropj'^w, 
 
 AvaTTopog, b, y, difficult to pass 
 over, difficult : fr. ^t'c, Tvopog. 
 
 AvanoT^ogy 6, >';, ill-fated, un- 
 happy : fr. cvgy TroTfiog. 
 
 AvcnroTog, b, y), nauseous to drink: 
 fr. di'g, niru). 
 
 AvfTTTpay'fio, u), f. yffio, p. ^vffTTt- 
 7rpdyi]KUy to be imliapi)y : fr. 
 
 AvmTpayy)gy kog, 6, »/, unsuccess- 
 ful : fr. cvgy Trpdaau). 
 
 AixTTTpayia, lag, 1), ill success, 
 misfortune : fr. the same. 
 
 AYS 
 
 ^v(JTrpayjid.TtvTog, 6, y, hun-ying,' 
 liusy : fr. dvg^ Trpay^uTtvio. 
 
 ^rfTTTpaKla, «Cj V} the same as 
 cv<T'!Tpayici. 
 
 M'(T7rpe7rng,iog, byjiy unseemly, 
 unbtcoming : fr. Cvgy irp^Troj. 
 
 jl^vffTTpoaiTog, & Ai;(T7rpo(Tocot", o, 
 ,}, difficult of access, not affable: 
 fr. Hg, TTpbg, tl^i or bc6g 
 
 AYS 
 
 woeful : fr. 5vg, oTfvw. 
 AvaTOTTaaTog, b, //, difficult to be 
 guessed or divined : fr. dig, to- 
 
 TTasW. 
 
 AvarpaTreZog, b, »';, using honnble 
 food : fr. Cvg, Tpdrrt^a. 
 
 AvtrTpdiTiXog, b, 1), difficult to 
 bend or turn, self-willed, stub- 
 born : fr. dvg, Tpkirio. 
 
 ^vSTrpoffoiaTog, b, //, difficult to|At;(rrpo7roe, o, »/, difficult to turn. 
 
 be ai)proached : fr. dvg, Ttpoa- 
 (p'fpofiai. 
 
 AvaTTpoffOTTTog, b, y, fearful to 
 behold or contemplate : fr. dvg, 
 Trpbg, oTTTO^ai. 
 
 AvfTTTpoffopfiiaTog, sc. x^pa, diffi- 
 cult to reach or anchor at : fr. 
 
 iVg, TTpOCTOpfiiK^. 
 
 AvrTirp6au)7rog, b, ?/, of forbidding 
 aspect : fr. Cut;, 7rp6(Tu}7roi\ 
 
 Avap'iyog, b, y, impatient of cold: 
 fr. dvg, piyog, tog, to. 
 
 Av(Tael3eia, ag, y), impiety : & 
 
 Av<T(T(j3ki>j, Cj, f. ycTu), to act impi- 
 ously : &. 
 
 Ai'<r(T£j3>)/irt, aTog, rb, impiety: & 
 
 Sv(T(Tt(5i)g, tog, b, y, impious, 
 wicked : fr. dvg, asiSo^ai. 
 
 AixTcrtOy put on, poet, for dvffto, 
 Ion. for dvrrov, ectOw, pres. im- 
 jier. m. of dvaofiaiy-g, tTai, poet. 
 CixratTui ; imperf. m. tdvaofxyv, 
 ov, fr. f. 1. m. of dvui. 
 
 Av(j(rofiivao)v, gen. pi. f. g. yEol. 
 tV: poet, for dvffou'svwi', pres, 
 part. m. of poet, dvnofiai, to be 
 plunged. Th. dvvio. 
 
 Aii(T(Toog, 6, y, difficult to be 
 saved, wretched : fr. dvg, aoog, 
 fr. (Tw^w. 
 
 AvtT-dXag, aiva, av, most wretch- 
 ed : fr. dvg, TaXag. 
 
 AvaTui'og, Dor. for dvaTyjrog. 
 
 AvaTSKfiapTog, b, y), hard to be 
 conjectured, inscrutable: fr. dvg. 
 TiKfiaipu). 
 
 AvcTTtKvog, by >/, unhappy in chil- 
 dren : fr. diXy TeKVov. 
 
 Av<TTtp7r})g, kog, b, »/, baneful to 
 joy, gi'ievous : fr. dvg, Tipirio. 
 
 Av(TTyvogy o, y, Unhappy, wretch 
 cd : fr. dvg, (TTivu), to groan, 
 or fr. dvg & OTyvai, to be un- 
 fortunately situated. 
 
 AvaTypyTog, 6, y, difficult to be 
 kept, observed or watched : fr. 
 Cvg, Typ'io). 
 
 AvarXyyujjv, ovog, b, y, grievous- 
 ly enduring : fr. dvg, TXy^uiv. 
 
 AvGTXyTog, 6, »}, insupportable : 
 fr. dvg, rXa<i>. 
 
 Av(TTOicead<Ta, a. 1. part. act. fr. 
 
 AvffTOKtu), w, to bring forth with 
 difficulty, j)roduce an evil brood; 
 f. tffw & y(Tio : fr. dvg, TOKog. 
 AvffTofiiu), CJ, f. yffio, to speak ill 
 of, calumniate, slander ; be hard- 
 mouthed : fr. dvg, (TTofia. 
 AvffTovog, b, y, groaning griev- 
 ously ; much to be deplored, 
 
 stubborn : fr. the same. 
 AvffTpog, ov, b, the sixth month, 
 
 according to the Syromaccdoni- 
 
 ans, which is otherwise called 
 
 lXa(pt]^oXiioi/. 
 AvaTvx^orarog, most unhappy, 
 
 most unfortunate ; superl. fr 
 
 dvaTvxy'ig, kog, b, y, ill-fated 
 unhappy, unfortunate : fr. dvg, 
 Tvxy- Hence 
 
 AvaTVxko), a>, to be unfortunate, 
 f. yjao), p. yKa, a. 1. part. Cwcrru- 
 Xy<fag, avTog : to. dvarvxy- 
 OsvTa, adverse events, a. 1. part, 
 pass.: fr. dvg,Tvxy- 
 
 AvffTvxVl^ici, aTog, to, affliction, 
 misfortune, dat. pi. dvarvxy- 
 nam : fr. dvoTVx^i^- 
 
 Avarvxta, ag, y, adversity, mis- 
 fortune : fr. dvcTTVxyg- 
 
 AvoTvvCjg, adv. unfortunately, 
 miserably. 
 
 AvffvTToffTarog, b, y, difficult to 
 be sustained, insupportable : fr. 
 dvg, v(f)i<TTafiaL. 
 
 Av(T(pdfioi', oVf rbj poet. & Dor. 
 for dii(T(l)T]f.iov. 
 
 Av(T<paTog, b, y, difficult to utter, 
 unintelligible, accursed : fr. dvg, 
 <pyfii. 
 
 Av(T<pyntu), ui, f. y(T(o, p. yica, to 
 curse, defame, speak impiously, 
 augur ill : & 
 
 Av(T(piji.iia, ag, y, infamy, dis- 
 grace, reproach, slander : fr. 
 dv(T<pynog. 
 
 Ava^y/uoto, violent, gen. sing. 
 Ion. of 
 
 Av(T<pyfiog, b, y, reproachful, slan- 
 derous, ill-omened : fr. dig, 
 (pyfiy. 
 
 Ava<piXy)g, iog, b, y, unfriendly : 
 fr. dvg, ^iXkuj. 
 
 Ava(})opkiu, f. ycTM, p. yKa, to bear 
 ill, be angry : & 
 
 Av(T<})opy)g, kog, 6, »'/, Av(T<p6pyTog 
 & Avuipopog, b, y, difficult to be 
 borne, oppressive, troublesome: 
 fr. dvg, <l>kpw. 
 
 Av(T<p6pfiiyt, 'yy^Cj 6, r/, sounding 
 
 dolefully : fr. dvg, ^opfiiyK. 
 Av<T(}>6pojg, adv. so that it can 
 scarcely be borne ; painfully, 
 oppressively : fr. dvarcpopog. 
 Ava(ppova, wv, rti, troublesome 
 cares ; which Hesiod calls dvcr- 
 (ppoavvag : fr. dvg, <ppyv. 
 Av(T(ppovko}, w, f. yatt), to be dis- 
 tressed in mind, bear ill : & 
 Av<j(boo(Jvvy, rye, »/,pain of mind, 
 
 ' (165) 
 
 AYS 
 
 despondency, dejection: fr. dvg, 
 <ppyv. 
 
 Avffcppiov, ovogy by »), evil-minded, 
 mahgnant, melancholy, son'ow- 
 ful : fr. cvg, (ppyv. 
 
 Av(7<pvXaKTog, b, y, difficult to 
 guard against or avoid, difficult 
 to keep : fr. dvg, (pvXdoau). 
 
 Av(T(f)ujvia, ag, 7), roughness of 
 voice or sound : & 
 
 Av(T(pu}Vogy b, //, harsh, dissonant: 
 fr. dvg, <poJin). 
 
 Avaxtifupog, b, »/, cold, winterly, 
 tempestuous : fr. dvg, xt^/*"* 
 
 AviTx^ifiog, 6, y'l, the same, & fr. 
 the same. 
 
 Auo-x«'ptu^<«, ciTOQ, TO, a hard 
 combat, dangerous conflict : & 
 
 Av<TXitpi<JTog, b, y), difficult to be 
 subdued or managed ; superl. 
 dvcrxttp^TaTog : fr. dvg, x^^poM' 
 
 Av(TXBpaivu), to bear ill, be dis- 
 gusted at, dislike, be angry or 
 indignant, be perplexed, hesi- 
 tate ; f. at^at : & 
 
 Avcrxkptia, ag, t), difficulty, trou- 
 ble, moroseness : fr. 
 
 AvtTxfpygy kog, b, y, difficult, 
 troublesome, disagreeable, odi- 
 
 ous, morose ; compar. dvcrx^- 
 pk(TTtpog : fr. dvg, x^'P- 
 
 Av(TXfpoJgy adv. witli trouble or 
 difficulty : fr. dvnxfpyg- 
 
 Aiio-x'/tot;, 0, 7), difficvilt, labori- 
 ous, perilous, baneful : fr. dvg. 
 
 AvcTx^aivia, ag, y, a sordid dress : 
 fr. dvg, xXalva. 
 
 AixTXopTog, by y), barren, mhos- 
 pitable : fr. dvg, x^pTog. 
 
 Avaxpyf^Tko^ai, ovfiai, f. 1. m. 
 yaofiat, to be embarrassed, per- 
 plexed, distressed: fr. dvffxpy- 
 OTog. 
 
 Av(Txpy(TT 7] fia, aTog, to, inconve- 
 nience, difficulty ; to which is 
 opposed ivxpyf^Tyfia : fr. perf. 
 pass, of the above verb. 
 
 Av<yxpy(JT'ia,ag, 7), inconvenience, 
 difficulty; opp. to tvxpy(^ria : fr. 
 
 Avaxpy(TTogy b, y, difficult to be 
 used, useless, inconvenient : fr. 
 
 Av(Tx<i>P'«, Of) »/j the untoward- 
 ness of a place : fr. dvg, x^P^Q' 
 
 Avffwdyg, cot;, 6, ?/, & to dvawdeg, 
 fetid, stinking. Hence 
 
 Avffiodia, ag, 7), an ill odour, 
 stink, stench : fr. dvg, o^w, perf. 
 m. u)da. 
 
 Avfftbvvf^iogy 6, »}, of bad name, 
 ill-omened, unlucky, detested : 
 fr. dvg & bvo^ia, J£ao\. t5ro/ia, 
 poet, ovvofia. 
 
 Aftrti^Trett*, f. Tjtro;, to affect with 
 shame ; metaph. to intreat, per- 
 suade ; dvcrwTTOVfiai, to blush, 
 be persuaded : & 
 AvawTTia, ag, y, shame, ba.shful- 
 ness : fr. dvg, u}-^, gen. wrrog. 
 
 Avacjpkio, Wf f. yoiti, to keep with 
 
 'it 
 
 5 
 
 If 
 
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 AOP 
 
 E 
 
 EAN 
 
 EA<I> 
 
 EBA 
 
 I* ».•' 
 
 I-- 
 
 i« f 
 
 i\ • 
 
 $r*i 
 
 • % I 
 
 vt 
 
 difficulty, keep anxious watch : 
 
 fr. Svg, wpa. 
 Avaiopijcrovraif 3 pi. f. 1. m. of 
 
 the same. 
 Avrrig, ov, 6, a diver. Th. dvvu), 
 
 or dvdj, to go under. 
 AvTog, 7), bVf that may be put on 
 
 or entered : fr. Svcj, to enter. 
 AY'Q, f. dvau), p. SkSyKUf to go 
 
 under or into, enter ; go down, 
 
 set, as the sun & stars, sink, 
 
 dive, put on : see Svvoj. 
 Av(Oy poet, for cvo, two ; gen. dual 
 
 Svoiv, fern. Sveiv, dat. cvcri. 
 AvuidtKUj AvwKaidtKaf & AwSeKa, 
 
 01, a'ly r«, twelve ; undecl. fr. 
 
 AvujS Kci^otof , 6, 17, worth twelve 
 oxen : fr. ^vuSeKa, jSovg. 
 
 AvujdfKdS^ofiog, ov, 6, running 
 twelve times round the course : 
 fr. Svdj^tKa, ^pouog. 
 
 AvojStKoifirjvog, o, 17, of twelve 
 months' duration ; SviD^eKa^Tj- 
 vov TsXoQ TTfjoacai, to hold an 
 office for twelve months : fr. 
 SviodiKajSi fir)v, firjvbg, a month. 
 
 AvwdtKaraloQ, occurring on the 
 twelfth day or year : fr. 
 
 Avio^sKaToQj Tj, oVf the twelfth : 
 fr. SvwitKa. 
 
 AvioKauiKoaifierpog, 6, j), contain- 
 ing twenty-two measures. Th. 
 
 fiiTpOV. 
 
 AvuiKauiKOffiirrixvQ, 6, 7), twenty- 
 two cubits in length : fr. Svoj, 
 
 Kai, (iKOffiy 7r?)Yi'C' 
 Auwr, gen. pi. or Att. & Ion. for 
 
 Svolv, of two, gen. dual fr. dvuj. 
 Aw, by apoc. for ^utfxa, & ^ibfxara, 
 
 houses, ace. pi. fr. t^€/xw. 
 ACjy Stpg, ^^, a. 2. subj. act. fr. 
 
 Si^iojxi, to give. 
 Aib^fKOy 01, at, TOL, twelve ; for 
 
 Svoj^tKa. 
 AwCtKayvafiTTTOQ, 6, 17, having 
 
 twelve turnings : fr. SutdtKa, 
 
 yvafiirTU). 
 AtoStKaSapxog, ov, 6, a command- 
 er of twelve men : fr. dtbdiKO, 
 
 dpx(o. ^ 
 Auj^eKafffiepovythe space of twelve 
 
 days : fr. 7]p.tpa, 
 AojdtKCiKig, adv. twelve times: fr. 
 
 dwCtKa. 
 AivceKctXivog, 6, »/, formed of 
 
 twelve threads. Th. XjVov. 
 AiodtKCinrivog, 6, »), of twelve 
 
 months (sc. xpovog). Th. /ir/v. 
 A(t)dtKdpxT}g, ov, 6, the same as 
 
 SojSeKadapxog- 
 AiodeKardlog, a, ov, remaining or 
 
 being absent for twelve days, on 
 
 the twelfth day : & 
 AtodtKarog, rj, ov, the twelfth: fr. 
 
 So')StKa. 
 A(jjdiKd(}>v\ov, ov, TO, the twelve 
 
 tribes ; as if cdjdiKa pvXai. 
 Aoj^tKtTTjg, Eoc, 6, fem. -krig, iSog, 
 
 7), twelve years old : fr. dwSiKa, 
 
 iTog. 
 
 AujSu)vaXog, a, ov, belonging to 
 
 Dodona. 
 A(i}^ib)vaaQt%>, adv. Dor. for AioSib- 
 
 V7jff9ev, as if Ik rfjg Auj^ujvTig. 
 AtoSwvrj, r]Q, 7), Dodona, a forest 
 
 & city of Epirus. 
 AtpTiv, Tjg, f], Att. for doirjv, r}g, rj, 
 
 a. 2. opt. act. fr. Si^ojui, to give, 
 
 . ltU)V. 
 
 A({)r]m, he might give, Ion. 3 sing. 
 a. 2. opt. fr. It^rj. But if it be 
 cdjyffi, it will be 3 s. a. 2. sultj. fr. 
 c^tuw, ^loyg, Swy, Ion. dibyai, for 
 c^w, S(iig, C(ii : fr. ^iStofii. 
 
 AiJJK or CwKE, he gave, for tc'w/ct, 
 by apoc. poet. 3 sing. a. 1. So 
 SutKav for tdujKav, 3 pi. a. 1. of 
 diSwfii, to give. 
 
 AwXog, at, 6, Dor. for dovXog, ov, 
 6, a servant. 
 
 Awfia, OTog, to, a house, man- 
 sion, abode, apartment, roof ; 
 pi. lui^ara, dat. pi. dtofiacri : 
 hence Engl, a dome : fr. SofiTjfia 
 (fr. dofiku}),hy contr. Th. Sefiio, 
 perf. m. ik^ofia. 
 
 AojfioiTiov, ov, TO, a little house, 
 a chamber, dim. fr. diofia. 
 
 AajfiaTtrig, tSog, >/, domestic : & 
 
 Auifxcuo, u), f. ijaio, to build : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 Aiofii, to give, whence a. 2. idiov, 
 for didiofiu 
 
 Awva^, aKog, 6, Dor. poet, for 
 SovaK, a reed. 
 
 Au)Ofiev, we may give, by systole 
 for Siowfiev, poet, for duifiiv, 1 
 pi. a. 2. subj. act. fr. ^iSw^i. 
 
 Aojpfd, dg, 7), a donation, gift : & 
 
 Ao)p(dv,adv. (underst. jcard), as a 
 gift, undeservedly, in vain. Th. 
 Siijpov, 
 
 Au)piOfiai,-ovfiai (& poet. ^<u/Of w, 
 Cj), to give, present, bestow 
 freely ; f. i]<yo^iai, perf. pass. 
 didibprj^ai, aai, Tai, a. 1. m. 
 tSu)p7]<Tdfi7]v : fr. the same. 
 
 Aojprina, arog, to, a gift, present, 
 benefit : & 
 
 AioprjTog, ?/, ov, appeased with 
 gifts, bribed ; voluntarily given: 
 fr. perf. pass, of diopioftai. 
 
 Atjpidi^u), f. dffoj, poet, for Atopi- 
 ^u), f. ffw, to speak m the Doric 
 dialect : fr. Au)piog. 
 
 Aujpiyg, Att. for Aiopittg, fr. Aw- 
 puvg, the same as 
 
 Awpiog, a, ov, poet, for Au)piKbg, 
 7j, ov, Doric. 
 
 Aiopig, idog, tj, for AtopiKT}. 
 
 Aiopig, iSog, rj, Doris, a region ; 
 the name of a nymph. 
 
 Aiopiffdev, Dor. for Awpt'^f/v, to 
 speak in the Doric dialect. 
 
 AojpiffTi, adv. in the Doric dia- 
 lect. 
 
 Au)poSoKtoj, f. "qtrio, to seek after 
 presents, receive gifts or bribes; 
 bribe ; ace. pi. ])art. pres. Sajpo- 
 SoKOvvTag : fr. Catpov, t!f;^o/xat. 
 (IC6) 
 
 A(opoS6K7)fia, aTog, Th, a bribe : 
 
 fr. perf. pass, of the above. 
 Au)po^oKia, ctg, 7), a receiving of 
 
 bribes, bribery, meanness : & 
 AujpoSoKKTTi, adv. by bribery : fr. 
 Awpo^oicoc, 6, 7), a receiver of 
 
 gifts, seeking for bribes : fr. 
 
 SCjpov, Ikxofiai. 
 AiopoKOTTsw, w, f. rycrw, to bribe : 
 
 fr. SCjpov, KOTTTIO. 
 
 AuiPON, OV, TO, a gift, present, of- 
 fering, tribute ; a hand-breadth : 
 
 Engl, doitry. 
 A<t)po<l)dyog, 6, 7), devouring gifts : 
 
 fr. Swpov, (pdyto. 
 A(jjpo<popsw, f. i7<Tw, to bring gifts^: 
 
 & 
 Au)po<p6pog, 0, 7), poet, one who 
 
 brings a gift : fr. ICJpov, (p'fpto. 
 AojpvTTO^ai, Dor. for ^wpkofiai, 
 
 ovfiai. 
 Awe, 7), a gift, dowry ; undocl. 
 
 poet, the same as loaig. Tii. 
 
 ^I'^w/it, to give. 
 A(o(Tkfitvai, Dor. for luxjtiv, f. 1. 
 
 ind. act. of ct7tu/ii. ' 
 Away, he may give, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 
 subj. act. poet, for ^wjcy ; fr. a. 1. 
 
 idiona, for t^toKu : fr. the same. 
 A<p(Ti, Ion. for Stp, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 
 subj. act. of ^idiofii ; but cCJm, 3 
 
 j)l. of the same tense. 
 AwaovvT, Dor. for Iwaovai, 3 pi. 
 
 f. 1. of the same. 
 AojCTiS, Dor. for Auxrio, f. 1. act. 
 
 of the same verb. 
 Awry, to a giver, dat. sing. fr. 
 
 AwTTjg, ov, 6, a giver, but more 
 
 usually SoTTjg. Th. Hdojjxi. 
 Awr/)p, ijpog, b, poet, for ^0T7)p, 
 
 fem. itoTtipa, ag, 7), a giver, 
 
 donor : fr. the same. 
 AwTfjptg, nom. pi. of the same. 
 Au)Tivd'Cti7', to collect & receive 
 
 donations : fr. ^wt'ivt], 
 AojT'ivav, Dor. for ^{t)T'ivr\v, ace. 
 
 sing. fr. 
 
 AwrlVij, r]g, 1), a gift, present ; 
 properly of what may be con- 
 sumed, as wine, garments : per- 
 haps fr. du)Tbg, obs. gen. of dug. 
 Th. li^oj^i. 
 
 AujTopeg, nom. pi. fr. 
 
 Awrwp, opoe, o, a giver: fr. Hdiofii. 
 
 Awwtr', for duiuKn,thvy would have 
 given ; by epenth. Ion. & poet, 
 for ctdffi, 3 pi. a. 2. subj. fr. the 
 same. 
 
 E. 
 
 E, the fifth letter, in numl)ers 
 standing for 5, and with t sub- 
 scribed, e, for 5000. The Coh- 
 ans use e for o. 
 
 E, he ! a particle expressive of 
 grief ; it usually occurs redou- 
 bled. Also 
 
 "E, himself, a pronoun, ace. fr. ov, 
 
 01, of himself, to himself; hence 
 tog, or og, his ; a^kog, tr^wtre- 
 pog & (r(p'iTtpog, their. 
 
 'Ea, cth! adv. of complaint or 
 admiration. 
 
 'Ert, suffer, 2 sing. pres. or impf. 
 imper. for tai, of tciw, to per- 
 mit ; but e^, for Hui, 3 sing, 
 pres. indie, of the same. 
 
 'ka, Ion. & poet, by ectasis »/a 
 for 71V, 1 or 3 sing. mipf. of 
 fi/ii, to be. 
 
 'Ed & d, one's own property; fr. 
 toe, his : see £, himself. 
 
 'E^, he grants, 3 sing. pres. ind. 
 fr. fcdw, to suffer ; f. td«Tw, a. 1. 
 subj. idaui, yg, y, p. iiaKa. 
 
 'Eda, he permits, poet, for i^, by 
 pleon. of the a. 
 
 'Edya, ag, £, I am broken, perf. 
 m. Att. for j/ya, by resolving 
 the augment ;; into ta (which is 
 frequent in other tenses) : fr. 
 dyvvf-ii or dy w, to break, f. d^w, 
 p. {"ixa & taxa, perf. m. part, 
 cdywc;, a. I. i)Kci & la^a. 
 Edyijv, I have been broken, Att. 
 for 7)yt]v, a. 2. pass, of the same. 
 Hence a. 2. part. pass, iaydg, 
 inf. layrjvai. 
 
 "EdSa, ag, e, I have soothed or 
 softened down ; for 71 da, perf. m. 
 by Attic resolution of the aug- 
 ment 7/ into sa, poet. ivdSa, fr. 
 di'^drw, or a^w, to please, perf. 
 m. part. tdSojg for »/^w'c; so a. 2. 
 'iadov for rjoov, yEol. tvadov. 
 
 'EaSoTa, pleasing, for ij^oTa, perf. 
 m. part. ace. sing, of the same. 
 
 'Ed\;;, ho covered himself, wrap- 
 ped uj> or concealed himself, 
 Att. or Ion. by resolution of the 
 augment t] into la, for 7;/\>;, a. 
 
 2. pass. Ion. uXr]v ; part. dXtig, 
 kvTog, Or fr. dXw, to decline, 
 avoid ; or kdXi], by metaplasm, 
 for tdXio, Att. for 7/\w ; fi\ 
 7]X(i)v, a. 2. of oXiaKo), to take. 
 Others read idXt], he drew him- 
 self together,, crouched, Att. or 
 Ion. for 7/A77, a. 2. of dXtj/xi or 
 fiXw, a. 2. part. dXeig. 
 
 EdXioKa, I have been taken, Att. 
 for }'j\(OKa, perf. .act. of dXto-fcw, 
 to take ; f. dXwtrw, a. 2. ij^iov, 
 a. 2. part. dXovg, inf. dXwf ai, & 
 pass. dXijvat. 
 
 'EdXiov, I was taken, Att. for 
 i'jXiov, a. 2. of the same verb. 
 Perf. & a. 2. are used in a pas- 
 sive signification. 
 EA'N, if ; a connective conjunc- 
 tion construed with a subj. & 
 opt. Fr. ci & dv : og tdv, who- 
 ever ; o,Ti tdv TToiyTt, Col. iii. 
 23, whatever you do, the same 
 as o tdu Ti, Eph. vi. 8. tdv Tig, 
 if any one ; tdv fit), unless; tdv 
 di fit], but if otherwise ; tdv Tt, 
 whether ; tdvirep, if, so that. 
 
 'EaV^arov, I pleased, impf. Att. 
 & Ion. for ijvcavov, ta for the 
 augment 77, of dvcdvut. 
 
 'Eavbg, t), bv, splendid, thin, de- 
 licate, finely wrought ; subst., 
 a woman's robe : fr. tio, or iv- 
 vvio, to put on. Sometimes it is 
 spoken of tin, and then may be 
 rendered, fusible : as if ptavbg, 
 fr. pew, to fiow. 
 
 'EdvTrep, conj. if, so that. 
 
 "EavTai, 3 pi. pres. ind. Att. or 
 Ion. for 7]VTai,6c£avTo for tJvto, 
 fr. fip.ai, to sit. 
 
 "EaKa, 1 broke, a. 1. Att. by reso- 
 lution of the augment for 7)^0, 
 of dyvvfjii or ayw, to break. See 
 taya. 
 
 'EAP, pog, rb, contr. poet, ijp, 
 ypog, MiA. /37)p, rer, spring, first 
 bloom ; blood, sap, fatness. 
 
 'Eapt'^w, f. iiTw, to spend the 
 spring, bloom as in sprmg : fr. 
 tap. 
 
 'Eapivbg, 7), bv, belonging to 
 spring, vernal ; blooming ; by 
 epenth. tiapivog. Th. tap. 
 
 'EapoTpo<pr)g, tog, b, 7), nursed by 
 the spring, verdant : fr. tap, 
 rpl0w, perf. m. TSTpocpa. 
 
 'Edg, his, hers or theirs, for dg. 
 
 "Eaaa, Att. for ^rra, a. 1. act. of 
 dvcdvut, to please : see 'iaSa. 
 
 'Edffapsv, we permitted, 1 pi. a. 
 1. Ion. but tdaaifitv, I pi. a. 1. 
 opt. tuaai, a. 1. inf. act. of taw, 
 to permit, f. cdcrw, p. tiafca, a. I. 
 tlaaa. 
 
 'Ed(TtTt, 2 pi. f. 1. act. kd'cryg, 
 you may permit, 2 sing. a. 1. 
 subj. fr. the same. 
 
 'EdfTt, Ion. & tafffft, poet, for 
 tlal, they are, (as TiOkaai, Ion. 
 for TiOtlm,) fr. tlfu, to be. 
 
 "EaaKt, he dismissed, impf. Ion. 
 for tia, of fcdw, to permit. 
 
 'Eatrcra, ag, existing. Dor. for 
 ovtja, t]g, pres. part. f. g. fr. tifii, 
 to be. 
 
 "Earai & 'iaTO, Ion. for 7;i'rai & 
 rjvTo, fr. TJfiai, to sit ; which has 
 a perfect form, but a present 
 siiinification. Fr. the obs. tw. 
 
 'Earc, Ion. for 7/rc, 2 pi. impf. 
 of fct/ii, to be. 
 
 'Ear£07',must be permitted; verb, 
 adj. fr. tdw, to permit. 
 
 'EavTov, /ye, ov, contr. avTTJ ;, ijg, 
 ou, dat. tavT(^, &c. of himself, 
 herself, itself, oneself; w-ants the 
 nominative. Fr. to for ov, of 
 himself, & avTOv. In sing. num. 
 it is of the third & second per- 
 son. In pi. num. it is of three 
 persons, iavTOJV, of ourselves, 
 yourselves, themselves. 
 
 'Ed(p9t]v, I was fastened, hung 
 
 fast, Att. for 7J(l>0iiv, a. 1. pass. 
 
 fr. uTTTOfiai. Or td<p9i]v. Ion. 
 
 by dialysis for ti(p9qv, a. 1. pass, 
 
 (167) * 
 
 fr. enofiai, to follow. 
 
 E A'Q,to suffer, permit, let, leave, 
 omit, let alone, let go, abandon, 
 cease ; iqiv xa/ptiv, to disre- 
 gard ; impf. tidov wv, atg ag, 
 at a, f. id'au), a. 1. tldrra, a. 1. 
 imper. tdaov, dru), a. 1. j)art. 
 id'aag, avTog, p. ttdfca, which 
 takes I after t for its augment. 
 
 'Ed'wv, of goods, gen. pi. .^ol. for 
 cwv, fr. tbc, 7), bv, his. Others 
 think it should be read td'iov, «Sc 
 derive it fr. toe, d, bv, the same 
 as tvg, or r/vg, good. 
 
 'Efia, Dor. for tjiq, he went ; fr, 
 tii7]v, a. 2. of (iaivu), to go, f. 1. 
 m. (irjaofiai. 
 
 'E^ddiat, 3 sing. a. 1. act. fr. ^a- 
 Si^io, to go about ; f. iaio, & 
 Dor. I'^w. Th. I3aivu), to go. 
 
 *E/3aXov, te, c, 1 threw, a. 2. act. 
 of fidXXio ; f. /3aXw, p. litfiXrjKa, 
 a. I. pass. t/3X J70 J] V, perf. m. (it- 
 /3oXa. 
 
 *E/3av, by sync. Dor. and poet, 
 for tl3i](Tav, 3 pi. a. 2. act. So 
 ijSa for tfit], fr. t(3tjv, a. 2. of 
 (5aivM or (in^ii, to go, f. j3i)(Jofiai, 
 
 'Ei^apvioTTTjffav, they were dark- 
 ened, became dim-sighted, 3 pi. 
 a. 2. pass., with a double aug- 
 ment, of /3apy67rro/iai: h\(3apvg, 
 heavy, & oTTTOftai, to see. Or 3 
 pi. a. 1. of (3apvoj7rio), to see with 
 difficulty : fr. the same. 
 
 'E^daTaaa, ag, t, I cai'ried, a. I. 
 ind. act. fr. /iaord^w, f. (Tw. 
 
 'El3d<l)T]v, 1 was dipped, a. 2. pass. 
 ijiacpov, I dipped, a. 2. ind. act. 
 for ilSairov, for the sake of eupli. 
 of /3d7rrw, f. ypio, p. fi'tl^a<pa. 
 
 'Ei3StXvyfitvog, rj, ov, pert", part, 
 pass. & 
 
 'El3dtXvKdixt9a, 1 pi. a. 1. m. of 
 iSStXvffaofxai, to abominate. Th. 
 
 'Ef3doixaytvt)g, tog, b, 7), bom on 
 
 the seventh day : fr. fc/3^o/xoe, 
 
 yevog. 
 'EjSSofiaytrrjg, ov, 6, commander 
 
 of the seventh gate ; epith. of 
 
 Apollo : fr. tj3cofiog, dyw. 
 'E/3t)o/id^w, f. (Tit), to keep the 
 
 sabbath : fr. t/3^o/toe. 
 'Eficofiatog, a,ov,oi\ the seventh 
 
 day. 
 ' E/S^o/idfcte, adv. seven times. 
 'E[3doi^idg, ddog, 7), the seventh 
 
 day, the space of seven days, 
 
 a week, every seventh day : fr. 
 
 iiTTd. 
 'E(5Soixdrrj, rjg, (sc. t} fit pa) the 
 
 seventh day, f. g. fr. 
 'E/3()d/faroe, 7/, ov, seventh : & 
 'EliSo^rjKovTa, 01, at, rd, seventy; 
 
 undecl. Th. tTrrd, seven. 
 'E/3oo/t7;(coj'ra£$, seventy-six : fr. 
 
 ijScofirjKovTa, e^. 
 ' El3dofi7]KovTdKig, adv. seventy 
 
 times : & 
 
 
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 'EjSdofXTjKoffTogf »), 6v, the seven- 
 tieth. Th. CTrra. 
 
 "E/3c)o/iog, 7;, 01^, for eTrrofiog, the 
 seventh ; r^ if3d6i.iy (so. j//if- 
 p^t) on the seventh day : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 'Ej3€/3a/(u<Te, 3 sing. a. 1. act. fr. 
 jitfiaiou), to confirm ; f. wVw, p. 
 f3t(3t(3aiioKa. Th. /3£j3«tof. 
 
 'Ei5i(3\r]firiv, <TOf to, I had been 
 struck, pkipf. pass. fr. /Sa'Ww, to 
 cast; f. Xu>, perf. pass. /3f/3\//^«t. 
 
 'EBEA02, or ''Ei3fvoc, ou, r), 
 ebony, a heavy wood. 
 
 'E/3fp, 6, or with a gentle breath- 
 ing, 'EJ3ip, the name of a m:in ; 
 imdecl. passing over. 
 
 'EjSijVj T]Q, 1], a. 2. ind. act. fr. /3at- 
 Vit), or fiiifiij to come ; f. (irjao- 
 fiaif p. l^k]5ii]Ka, a. 2. part. /Sa^'. 
 
 'E/3i7<Ta. ac, f, a. 1. ind. act. as if 
 fr. /3aa>, of (iaivio, to come; t/3/;- 
 (rav, 3 pi. a. 1. or 2. 
 
 '£/3j7(T6ro,impf. of (iriffofiai, which 
 according to poetic practice is 
 transferred from the future to 
 the present. Th. (iaivoty to go. 
 
 'E(3ir]<TaT0 & tl3id<raT0, he took 
 away by force, 3 sing. a. 1. m. 
 fr. liidu) ; f. ri(T(t) or dauj. Th. 
 /3trt, force. 
 
 'EjSiov, 3 sing. impf. act. fr. (3i6uj, 
 w, to live ; f. uxno, p. /3e/3twKa, 
 a. 2. fc/3tajt'. Th. /3ioc, life. 
 
 'EBl'SKOS, ou, r), or 'I/3i(7fcog, 
 hibiscus, a herb ; also called d\- 
 6aia, wild mallows. 
 
 'Ej3itjjv, I lived, a. 2. ind. act. fr. 
 fiioo) : see tfiiov. 
 
 'Ei3\a(5ov, I hurt, or injured, 1 
 sing. a. 2. ind. act. t/3/\d/3;;j^, ] 
 sing. a. 2. pass. fr. /3XdnTti», f. 
 ;|/a>, p. (3s(3\a<pa. 
 EfiXaKivnai, I have been care- 
 less, disengaged, dissij)ated, Att. 
 for (3t[3XdKtviiai, j)erf. pass, of 
 iSXaKtvu), to give oneself up to 
 sloth. Th. /3\d?, aKog, 6. 
 Ej3\aiAfiai, I have been hurt, 
 Att. for l3si3\afifiaL, perf. pass, 
 of fiXaTTToj, f. ipui, p. j3£/3\a0a. 
 
 'E/3\a(Tr/;jcor6ej Att. for jSijiXaa- 
 TijKoreg, perf. part. act. pi. num. 
 of i3XaaTdvuj,to bud, germinate; 
 f. r)(Toj. 
 Ej3Xd<TTT)(Ta, ag, «, a. 1. act. & 
 
 'EfiXa(TTov, 1 budded, a. 2. ind. 
 act. fr. j3Xa(TTk(jt), for (iXaffrdvu), 
 as i'ljxaorov, fr. d/zaprew, for 
 «//apraVa>. 
 
 'Ei3Xci(T<pi}^r](Ta, ag, «, a. 1. ind. 
 act. fr. l5Xa(T(pi]fikoj, to speak im- 
 piously, blaspheme: fr. fiXaTTTio, 
 
 "EjSXijTO, by sync, for tf3kl3XTjTo, 
 3 sing, plupf. pass, of /3a'X\w, to 
 cast, as if fr. /3/\£w. Or it may 
 be impf. fr. jSXtJixai. 
 
 'E/36a, he cried out, 3 sing. impf. 
 of (3odu), to cry out ; f. rj<yu), p. 
 
 Err 
 
 (3e(36})Ka, a. 1. l^oijcra, ag, e. 
 
 'E(3orjOr]adfiT]v, lo, aro, a. l.m. of 
 
 l3or]9tu), to assist, succour ; f. 
 
 7] (Tit). 
 
 'EfiovXkaro & tjSovXtvvTO, Ion. 
 
 for ijSovXovTO, 3 pi. impf. of 
 
 (iovXofxai, to wish. 
 ' E^ovXtvKa, Att. for (3e[3ov\tvKn, 
 
 perf. act. of (iovXtvio, to consult; 
 
 f. (Tw. Th. fiovXj}. 
 'EfiovXevcra, ag, e, a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 tj3ovXev(TdfiT]v, (1), aro J a. 1. m. 
 
 of the same verb. 
 'EjSovXrjOtjv, I was willing, a. 1. 
 
 ind. pass. fr. liovXofiai, to be 
 
 willing ; f. 1. m. (SnvXijao^ai, 
 
 which is fr. l3oirXioj. Th. fiovXo- 
 
 f.iai, to be willuig. 
 'EjiovXov, 2 sing. t/3oi'\f ro, 3sing. 
 
 impf. m. of the same. 
 'E/3poi^a>, f. icrio, to speak or live 
 
 after the manner of the Hebrews. 
 ' E/SpatKoc, 1), 6v, Hebrew : & 
 'E/3patoc, a, ov, belonging to the 
 
 Hebrews: fr. 'E/3fp, 6, the father 
 
 of the Hebrews, as Gen. x. 21. 
 
 Num. xxiv. 24. 
 'E/3paTf,i^og,ry, Hebrew ; 'E/3patc 
 
 ^td\£icrog,the Hebrew language: 
 
 & 
 'E,3oai(Tri, adv. Hebraicallv : fr. 
 
 the same. 
 'EfipdaOijv, I have been agitated, 
 
 a. 1. pass, of /3pa^a>, or (ipdaaoj, 
 
 to boil. 
 *E/3pax' fer t^paxi, fr. tjSpaxov, 
 
 eg, t, 1 moistened, a. 2. ind. act. 
 
 fr. (Sp'sxo>, to moisten ; a. 2. ind. 
 
 pass. IfipdxTlVf part, (ipaxt'g' 
 
 Others consider it as the impf. 
 
 fr. (3pdx(o, to utter a sound. 
 'Efipe^a, ag, e, a. 1. ind. act. fr. 
 
 fipeX^y to rain. 
 'EiipovTijcre, a. 1. ind. act. fr. 
 
 (ipovrdit), to thunder ; f. ?/(Ta>. 
 
 Th. ^povTi), thunder. 
 "E^pog, the proper name of a 
 
 river in Thrace. 
 'E^pvxaTo, 3 sing, imjif. pass. fr. 
 
 (ipvxdofiai, to roar. Th. ^pvx^, 
 
 f. 4*^, to gnash the teeth. 
 'E/Spto, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. of 
 
 (5pCjfit, as t^ui fr. di^io^i. 
 'EjiijjaaTo, Dor. for tjiorjffaTO, he 
 
 called, a. 1. m. tSc 
 'E^uxTti', for kliorjaev, 3 sing. a. 
 
 1. ind. act. of /3odu>, to exclaim. 
 'ElScjaOrjiTav, Ion. for t^ioijOijaav, 
 
 they were become celebrated, 3 
 
 pi. a. 1. ind. pass. So tfiioaOijre, 
 
 by crasis for tj3oi}9t]Ti, 2 pi. a. 
 
 1. pass, of iSodio, to cry out. 
 'EyavuiOijv, I rejoiced, a. I. ind. 
 
 pass. fr. yavou, w, to be affected 
 
 with pleasure ; f. uiau). Th. yd- 
 ^ voc, joy. 
 "Eyyayyig 7r£rp;;,a gem, the same 
 
 as yayylTig: fr. ii', Fdyytjg, be- 
 cause it is found in the Ganges. 
 "Eyyaiog, 6, ?/, see iyyiog. 
 (1C8) 
 
 ETT 
 
 'Eyyaarpifiavrig, sujg, 6, 1), a 
 ventriloquist, a diviner : fr. tj-, 
 ya<TTt)p, ^duTtg. 
 
 'EyyaffTpifivOog, 6, 7), a ventri- 
 loquist, who has a demon as if 
 tv yaarpi fivOovfxtvov ; a magi- 
 cian, soothsayer, in the Lxx. 
 
 'Eyykyaa, perf. m. of iyyivopai, 
 fr. tyydit), 2 dual iyytydaTov,bi. 
 for the sake of metre, by sync. 
 tyytyarov ', so lyykyafitr, for 
 tyysydctfitv, part.tyytyawf, via, 
 &c. Th. yivofiai. 
 
 EyyeyvrjKa, I liave promised; for 
 Ti)yyvT]Ka, perf. (the syllabic aug- 
 ment inserted) of fcyyudwjf. tjaoj. 
 Th. tyyvrj, a promise. 
 
 'Eyyeyvfiva(Tfihwg,\)f. part. pass. 
 fr. iyyvfjird^ofiai, to be exer- 
 cised. Th. yvfivog, naked. 
 
 'Eyyti^aTov, ov, to, an hydraulic 
 instrument, constructed so as to 
 move about : as if fr. tyyiov 
 l3aivtiv. Vitnivius calls it en- 
 fjibata. 
 
 ' Eyy (ivo^iai, to be born in, en- 
 gender or produce in : fr. iv, 
 ytiuofiai. 
 
 'Eyyeiog, & 'Eyyatof, 6, »/, in 
 land, within the land or terri- 
 tory, on the earth or the ground ; 
 SareifffiaTa iyyua, mortgages 
 on landed property : fr. iv,yia. 
 
 ' Eyy tXaaTi)g, ov, 6, a derider: fr. 
 
 'Eyy f Xdw, at, f. dau), to mock, ridi- 
 cule, laugh at ; tyytX^tj/ Tin, to 
 mock any one : fr. tp ytXaw. 
 
 'EyytviTrjg, ov, 6, indigenous, a 
 native : & 
 
 ' Eyy tvijg, kog, o, >}, indigenous^ 
 innate, native, consanguineous ; 
 fr. iv, yivofxai. 
 
 'Eyytpijrai, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. m, 
 iyyevo^tvog, ov, a. 2. part. m. 
 fr. iyyivopai, to be in, be born 
 in. Th. yivonai, f. 1. m. or f. 2. 
 yevT](To^ai, a. 2. m. iytvof^iiji', 
 a. 2. subj. m. y'tvwfiat, y, ijTai. 
 
 'Eyyijpa^a, arog, to, occui)ation 
 of old age : fr. 
 
 'EyyT)pdu), or 'Eyy?;pd(r<fw, to 
 grow old in : fr. iv, ytjpdu). 
 
 'Eyyi^u), to bring near, draw 
 near, approach, press on ; with 
 a dat. ; also an accus. following 
 tig, tTTi, TTpog ; impf. »/yyt^ov, 
 tg, e, f. 1. iyyiau), Att. fcyytw, 
 p. I'lyyiKa, a. 1. part. act. tyyi- 
 ffag. Th. iyyvg. 
 
 EyyivtaOai, Ion. for i^tlrai, to 
 be lawful, j)ossible, ])ermitted ; 
 also for avfxfiaivtiv, to happen : 
 fr. 
 
 'EyytVo/int, or yiyvofiai, to be in, 
 born in ; grow in ; be natui'al ; 
 be present at, intervene (as 
 time) ; happen ; and with an 
 infin., to be lawful : iv, yivopai. 
 
 'Eyyiov, adv. nearer ; comparat. 
 fr. iyyvg, near. 
 
 Err 
 
 '^yyi(jdrioffav,3 pi. a. 1. imperat. 
 of iyyi^oi. 
 
 'Eyyiffra, adv. very near, superl. 
 Ir. iyyvg, near; comp. tyytui^ «k: 
 iyyvTtpiti ; superl. tyyirdrw ^, 
 iyyvTaTa. 
 
 'EyyirtMna, aTog, to, a fracture 
 of the cranium, in which tin- 
 broken bone iyyiau, i. e. ap- 
 ]»roaches the interior membrane. 
 
 'EyyXv(T(Tu), to sweeten, add 
 sweetness : fr. iv, yXvaaujv, 
 sweeter, for yXvKi(uv,ii\ yXvKvg, 
 sweet. 
 
 'EyyXvipio, f. ypio, to engrave, 
 carve : fr. iv, yXv<pio, or yXd^oj, 
 to engrave. 
 
 'KyyXwo-o-oydoTwp, opog, 6, one 
 who gains his living by his 
 tonirue, an informer : fr. iv, 
 yXioffaa, ya<TTi]p. 
 
 ' EyyXio(7<Torv7riit), at, to have al- 
 ways on the tongue, vaunt con- 
 tinually : fr.iv,yXu><Tffa,TVTmt). 
 
 'EyyovaTov, ov, to, a species of 
 clock according to Vitruv., as if 
 formed into a knee or angle : so 
 iyyoJvaTov. 
 
 'Eyy6v7j,7)g, »/,a grand-daughter: 
 & 
 
 'Eyyovog, ov, 6, a grandson, de- 
 scendant, & 'Eyyoi'or, 01;, to, 
 offspring, brood : fr. iv, yovog, 
 offspring ; fr. yivofiai, to be 
 born. 
 
 'EyypaTrrot;, 6, »/, written on : fr. 
 3 pers. perf. pass, of iyypdrpot. 
 
 'Eyypa(pi), rjg, rj, an inscription: &: 
 
 'E.yypa(pog, 6, //, written; to which 
 is opposed dypa0og : fr. 
 
 'Ey ypd<piii, to write in or upon, 
 inscribe, engrave on ; register, 
 enrol ; f. \pa>, p. iyyiypacpa, a. 1. 
 iviypa\l/a, perf. pass, iyyiypafx- 
 pai, part, iyyeypapfxivog : fr. 
 iif, ypd0a>. 
 
 'EyyvaXi^io, f. iau) & KcJ, to de- 
 liver into the hands, present, 
 offer: fr. iv, yvaXov. 
 
 'Eyyvdio, u), f. ^ffa>, to promise, 
 jiennit, betroth, pledge ; mid. to 
 become bail or security, under- 
 take : fr. 
 
 'EITY'H, r]g, 1), a promise, pledge. 
 
 enj^agement. 
 
 EFE 
 
 vog, a. 1. part. m. iyyvpLvaad- 
 fxivog : fr. iv, yvfivd^uj, f. dau). 
 Th. yv^vog. 
 
 'Eyyvog, 6, 1), pledged. 
 
 'Eyyvog, ov, 6, a security, surety, 
 l)ondsman. Th iyyvt]. 
 
 'Errr'2, adv. near, nigh at hand; 
 soon ; like ; with a gen. ; often 
 absolutely taken, and for ^yyi;- 
 Otv : fr. iv yv^ or yvaig, in the 
 hand, at hand. 
 
 Eyyyraroe, & "Eyy^rrog, near- 
 est ; superl. fr. the above. 
 
 Eyyurdrw, 'Eyyvrara, & *Ey- 
 yiara, adv. very near : & 
 
 ErK 
 
 iyivovro, a. 2. m. : & 
 "Eyfvro, he became, Dor. or by 
 
 sync, for iyevtTO, 3 sing. a. 2. m. 
 
 of yivop.ai, to be, become. 
 'EykpOi]v, I was wakened, a. 1. 
 
 ind. pass. Hence lytpQtv, Dor. 
 
 or Bueot. for iyspOijffav, 3 pi. a. 
 
 I. pass. ind. iyepOtig, a. 1. part. 
 
 pass. ByepOfjvai, a. 1. inf. pass. 
 
 iyipOriTt, 2 pi. a. 1. imper. pass. 
 
 fr. iytipu), to waken. 
 'EyepaiytXiog, tJTog, 6, >}, mirth- 
 exciting, merry : iyeipu), ykXwg, 
 'Eyipffifiog, 6, 1), that may be 
 
 excited, from which one may 
 
 Eyyurcpof, & 'Eyyt'wr, nearer,; awake : fr. iyiipoj. 
 
 more like : & 
 
 Eyyvrcpw, &'Eyy«ov, adv. near- 
 er ; compar. fr. iyyvg, near. 
 
 Ey£ypa0i7ic£ti', I had written, plu- 
 perf. act. of ypacpku), Att. for 
 ypd<pio, to write ; f. ;//w. 
 
 E.ytlvao, you brought forth. Ion. 
 for iydvu), 2 sing. a. 1. m. tyti- 
 vdfiT]v, io, OTO, of yivofiai, to be 
 born ; a. 2. m. iytvofirjv, ov, tTo, 
 perf. m. y'tyova, a. 1. m. iytvTj- 
 adfXJjv & iytivdfitjv. 
 
 'EyeTpai, a. 1. inf. act. ; tytipai, 
 arise, a. 1. imp. m., fr. 
 
 'ETETPQ, to excite, waken,rouse; 
 raise up, build ; light up, kindle; 
 in N.T. to restore to life; f. iyspio. 
 
 p. riyeoKa, 
 
 Att. 
 
 tyijytpKa, a. 
 
 1, 
 
 00 
 
 'Eyyvtjaa, ag, f, I have promised, 
 for I'lyyvtjaa, a. 1. Ion. of ty- 
 yudu>. 
 
 'Eyyvtjaig, ewg, 1), a pledge, sure- 
 ty, bail, betrothing : & 
 
 '^yyvr}Tt)g, ov, 6, a bail, surety. 
 Th. iyyuij. Also 
 
 'EyyvTjTog, r), ov, promised ; ty- 
 yvt]Tt), engaged, beti'othed. 
 
 'Kyy u0£i/,adv. near, nigh at hand: 
 & 
 
 'EyyvOi, poet, for iyyvg, near, 
 with a gen. : fr. iyyvg. 
 
 'Eyyv^vd^ofiai, to be exercised ; 
 pres. part. i)ass. iyyvfivaZofis- 
 
 yyeipa ; pres. pass, tynpofiai, to 
 rise up or again, stand up; perf. 
 pass, yytpfiai, Att. iyriyepfiai, 
 aai, Tai, a. 1. pass. r}yipBr]v. j]g, 
 t], a. 1. imper. pass. iyepOijTi, 
 a. 1. inf. pass. iyfpBfjvai, a. 1. 
 part. pass. tytpOtit;, f. 1. pass. 
 iytpQii(jop.ai, 1 will rise up, a. 1. 
 m. iyiipdp.i]v, uj, arc, a. 1 . imper. 
 m. tyeipai, perf. m. ryyopo, Att. 
 ty/jyopa,and with an epenth. of 
 p, iypijyopa ; part. iyptjyopCog, 
 oTog, watching ; whence iypri- 
 yopog, watchful, & iypTjyopioj, 
 & by apha?r.yp;/yop£a>, to watch. 
 'Eytipiiv dyXatav Tivd ToXg vi- 
 Katpopoig, i. e. to decorate the 
 victors with some splendid orna- 
 ment. 'E.ytipEiv Tivl Xiyvv iirkiov 
 olfiov, Pind. to awake for any 
 one the sounding way of verse, 
 i. e. to write or sing verses to 
 any one's praise. 
 
 'EyiXa^a, ag, e, Dor. for iyiXacra, 
 ag, 6, a. 1. of ytXdw, to laugh. 
 
 ' Ey iXafrae, he laughed, a. 1. poet 
 doubling (t, fr. ytXdu). 
 
 'Eytvto, formerly iykvsffo, drop- 
 phig <T, iyivto, afterwards con- 
 tracted to iyivov. 
 
 'Eysvv)'i9i}v, a. 1. ind. pass, iysv- 
 vr](ra, ag,t,ii. I. ind.act.fr. ytv- 
 vdio, to beget ; f. /j<7w. Th. yivo- 
 fiai, to be born. 
 
 'Eyivvtj(Ta, ag, e, a. 1. of ytwdw. 
 
 'Ftyevoujiv, ov, eto, &. in 3 pi. 
 (ICD) 
 
 Eyepaig, tiog, »), resurrection, 
 a rousing, awaking, exciting, 
 raising up : fr. 2 pers. sing. perf. 
 pass, lytpaai, fr. iytiptn. 
 
 ' Ey ip<7i^ar}g, kog, 6, 1), light-ex- 
 citing: fr. iytipu), <pdog. 
 
 'Eyeprt, adv. wakefully, vigilant- 
 ly, encouragingly : fr. iytipw. 
 
 'EyiiyipaTo, Ion. & Att. for iyrj- 
 ytpfiivoi ffffav, 3 pi. plupf. pass, 
 fr. tyci'pw. 
 
 'Eyrjytpfiai, <yai,Tai, I have been 
 excited, Att. for i)ytp ^ai, perf. 
 ind. pass. & part, iyrjyipyi'tvog, 
 of the same rerb. 
 
 'Ey iiQr]v, I rejoiced, a. 1. ind. pass, 
 fr. yrjOioj, or ytjOto, to be glad, 
 
 f. 7] (Tit). 
 
 ' Ey Tjfia, ag, e, I married, a. 1. ind. 
 
 act. of ya/ifeu), as if fr. yd/xw. 
 
 Others form it bv svnc. fr. eyd- 
 
 fiijaa, a being changed into t], 
 
 whence part. y^p.ag. See yfjfiai. 
 ' Ey rjpa, for iyijpq, as tjia for t[3rj, 
 
 fr. yijofifxi, obs. It may also be 
 
 fr. y/;pdtt», to grow old. Th. yi)- 
 
 pag, old age. 
 'EyKra^aipw, to purify: fr. iv, icaO- 
 
 aipio. 
 ' Ey KaOapixo^u), f. offoj, to fit in, 
 
 adapt : ir. iv, icaOapfio^io. 
 'EyicaOi^ofiai, f. tdovfiai, to sit 
 
 down, encamp, sojourn in : fr. 
 
 iv, KaOi^Ofiai. 
 'Ey KaOtTog, 6, >/, suborned, placed 
 
 in ambush, insidious : fr. iyKaO- 
 
 ii]fii, to send or put in : fr. iv, 
 
 KaTCL, Si iijui, to send. 
 'EyKaOtvdu), f. evdijffu), to sleep 
 
 in or on : fr. iv, KaOevCio. 
 'EyKadr}(3du), io, f. jjcuo, to pass 
 
 one's youth in : fr. iv, KaTu, 
 
 ?//3du>. 
 'EyKd9}]fiai, to sit in or upon, lie 
 
 hi wait, observe : fr. iv,Kd9tjfiai. 
 ' Ey K:a0t^w, f. (Tio, to seat on, place 
 
 in ; also, to sit on, for iiriKaB- 
 
 il^ia9ai. See Ka9i^u}. 
 'EyKa9i(TTT]fiL, f. iyKaTacTTyaio, to 
 
 place in, appoint, ordain ; part. 
 
 pf. act. iyKa9taTu)g, interposed, 
 
 ])ut between : fr. iv, Ka9i(TTrifiL. 
 
 EyjcoOopdw, to look on or at, fa- 
 vour : fr. tv, Ka9opdoj. 
 
t(,l !! 
 
 
 m 
 
 B^^ 
 
 
 EFK 
 
 'Ey»ca0i;/3()t^tu, f. ffw, to revel or 
 riot in : fr. £v, KaOv^piKoj. 
 
 'EyKaivia, wv, rd, encceniay a fes- 
 tal day appointed to celebrate a 
 new or restored work, as the 
 dedication of a temple, &c. ; an 
 annual feast of eight days, to 
 commemorate the i)urifi cation of 
 the temple by Judas Maccabro- 
 us ; John x. 22. : fr. tv, Kaivbg, 
 new. 
 
 'Ey/catvt'^w, to renew, dedicate ; 
 f. tffw, p. lyKtKaiviKa, a. 1. Ivt- 
 jcat'vKra, perf. pass. lyKeKaivicr- 
 fiai : fr. tyKaivia, which see. 
 
 'EyKuivKTubg, ov, b, a renewal, 
 dedication : fr. the above. 
 
 'EyKuipoQ, by »/, opportune, sea- 
 sonable, fovourable : & 
 
 'EyKratptuf, adv. seasonably, fa- 
 vourably : fr. iv, KaipoQ. 
 
 'EyKa'uxiy f. Kavcroj, to Inirn in, 
 heat, bum with ; pei*f. j)art. pass. 
 lyKSKavfikvog : fr. tr, jcatw. 
 
 'EyKaKtojy f. r](Tiv, to be weary of, 
 be ill-disposed or affected to- 
 wards any thing : fr. tv, kokoq. 
 
 EyjcaXtw, to call into court, bring 
 to justice, accuse, arraign, pro- 
 secute, reproach, blame ; with a 
 dat. ; impf. IvfjcaXtor, ovp, f. 
 S(Tio, a. 1. evtKdXfaa, p. lyKSKXyj- 
 Ktty perf. pass. kyKBKXrjfiaij crai, 
 Taij part. pres. pass. eyjcaXoy/it- 
 vog, guilty: fr. tv, KaXtw, to call. 
 
 'Ey*caXXa>7r«^a>, to adorn ; tyxraX- 
 XwTTi^o/iai, to adorn onself with, 
 glory in : fr. tv, KaWujTrii^aj. 
 EyKaXorTKtXi^g, tog, 6, »/, liaving 
 his feet in the stocks : rd ffKeXt] 
 tv KaXip. 
 
 'EyKaXvfifia, arog, rb, a covering: 
 fr. perf. pass, of 
 
 'EyKciXvTTTiOy f. v\pio, to cover, 
 veil, hide in ; mid. to hide one's 
 self in, be ashamed : fr. tv, Ka- 
 
 XvTTTb}. 
 
 'EyKciXvTpigj eiog, r), a covering, 
 
 veiling : fr. the above. 
 'EyJcd/iTrroi or 'Eyy va7rrw,tobend 
 
 inward or into; opp. to Ikthvio : 
 
 fr. tv, KdflTTTiO. 
 
 'Eyifava^w, f. ^w, to pour in with 
 
 a noise ; a. 1. imp. act. tyicava- 
 
 ^ov : fr. tv, Kavaxi). 
 'Eyicavaxdofiai, f. rjffofiai, to set 
 
 up a loud laugh, rustle, sound, 
 
 blow : fr. tv, Kavaxh- 
 'EyKavrrw, f. i//(o, to devour or 
 
 snap up greedily : fr. tv, xraTrrw. 
 'EyKapog, ou, 6, the brain : fr. 
 
 tv, /cap, the head. 
 'EyKapirogy 6, ?/, having fruit in 
 
 itself, fruitful ; pregnant : fr. tv, 
 
 Kaprrbg, fruit. 
 'EyicajO(Tta, ag, r), obliquity : fr. 
 'EyKopaiog, 6, r), oblique, slanting, 
 
 transverse: fr. tv, Kapntog. 
 'EyKapaixoXog, 6, r/, angry, bit- 
 ter, unpleasant : fr. tv, Kapa for 
 
 EFK 
 
 Kdgt]vov, & X^^*?* 
 'Ey Kaprep'no, ui, to bear up pa 
 
 tiently agamst, persist : fr. tv, 
 
 Kaprtpto). 
 'EyKdgy adv. in the deep : fr. tv. 
 "Eyjcaffi, dat. pi. by apoc. for ty- 
 
 KUTOKTl, fr. 
 
 'EFKATA, wv, rd, the intestines, 
 entrails, bowels : thus also, ty- 
 kut' for lyKara : fr. tyKarog. 
 
 ' Ey KarajSaiviOy to go down into, 
 enter : fr. tv, Karo/3rtiva>. 
 
 'Ey KaTa(3dXXojy to throw down 
 among : fr. tv, KaTafiaXXw. 
 
 'Ey(cara/3i6w, w, f. w(Tw, to spend 
 life in : fr. tv, KaTa(3t6io. 
 
 'EyjcaTct^tyyvvjut, f.^ty^w, to join, 
 adapt to, associate with : fr. tv, 
 jcara^ti'yvi'jut. 
 
 ' Ey KaraOyg, you may have re- 
 placed, 2 sing. a. 2. subj. act. fr. 
 tv, KarariOrjui, to place. 
 
 'Ey»caraKft/iat, to sit or lie m or 
 on : fr. tv, KardKUfiai. 
 
 'EyKaTciKXtifTTog, 6, r), shut uj) in: 
 fr. tv, /card, /cXtt'w. 
 EyKara/cXi vw, f. tvw, to lay down 
 in ; mid. to lie down in or upon: 
 fr. tv, KciTciKXivio. 
 
 'EyKaraKoifidofiaif f. ijffo^atf to 
 lie down and sleep in: fr. tv, 
 Kara, icuifxdofiai. 
 
 ' Ey KQTaKpovujy f. ffio, to stamp or 
 beat in : fr. tv, icard, Kpovu). 
 
 'Ey KaTaXafiliavu), to seize, over- 
 take : fr. tv, K:araXa/i/3dvw. 
 EyvardXf t/i/irt, aro<;,r6, remains, 
 a monument : fr. 
 
 'EyfcaraXtJTTw, to leave in, desert 
 leave behind, leave in danger ; 
 f. ^10, p. tyjcaraXtXtt^a, a. 2. 
 tyjcartXiTTov, eg, €, a. 2. subj 
 lyKaraXiTru), yg, g : fr. tv, Kara- 
 
 XtlTTW. 
 
 'Ey»caraXi^<7rdvw, the same. 
 
 'Ey<cara/iiyvi5)L(t, f. I'^w, to mingle 
 with, join or blend with : fr. tv, 
 Karan'iyvvfiif f. fiiK^, p. fxkfiixa 
 
 'EyKaravaiio, a. 1. tyicartvaaa, 
 poet, -vao-cra, to dwell in, cause 
 to dwell in, locate: fr. tv, Kurd, 
 vaiu). 
 
 'Ey»crtra7rrt/^w, f. ^w, to mock, 
 laugh at, trifle with : fr. tv, ku- 
 
 'EyKaraTTj/yvv/it, f. ^tri, to fasten 
 on, fix or thrust into ; fr. iv, 
 KaraTrfjyvvfii. 
 
 'EyKaTaTTiirTU), f. Trtaovfiai, to 
 fall down in or upon : fr. tv, 
 KaraTTiTTToj. 
 
 'Ey KarairXeKu), to weave in or 
 among : fr. tv, KaTmrXtKu). 
 
 'EyKaTappdiTTii), to sew in or 
 into : fr. tv, KaTappdirru). 
 
 'EyKaTa(rKtvdZ,ii), f. daw, to pre- 
 pare in or carefully : fr. tv, 
 KaraaKtvdZio. 
 
 'E,yKaTa<TKr}7mo, f. ypu), to assail 
 or invade suddenly, prevail, 
 n70) 
 
 EFK 
 
 hurl upon : fr. Iv, jcarafnc^Trrw. 
 'EyicaTa(T7riip(jj, f. epw, to sow in 
 
 disseminate : fr. tv, KarncTTrt lo^. 
 'EyKaTaTiOrj^i, to put or place 
 
 in or on : fr. tv, KaTariOyjpi. 
 'Eyfcart/Sa, poet. »Sc Dor. for ty. 
 
 icart/3//, he entered, a. 2. liid. 
 
 act. fr. iyKarafiaivio. 
 'EyKariXiTTov, tg, t, a. 2. ind. act. 
 
 fr. tyK:araXf(7ra>. 
 'EyjcdT-Otro, he placed in, laid u|), 
 
 by sync, for tyKarsOfTo, 3 siii". 
 
 a. 2. m. fr. tyKaTiiriOtipi. 
 ' Ey KaTi^KrOai, Ion. for lyKaBiZfiy- 
 
 Qai, to sit in anv place. Tli. 
 
 'Ey/carcXXfa/Trrtu, f. 4'<'>j to mock 
 deride : fr. tv, /cartXXwTrrw. 
 
 'Ey fcaroiK to;, u>, to dwell, be an 
 inhabitant in ; f. r]ato, p. ty. 
 KaTt^KTjKa : fr. tv, icarotjctw. 
 
 'EyKarog, b, »/, inner, within : fr. 
 tv, Ktl^ai. 
 
 ' Ey Kavxdojxai, wjiai, f. x^f""^/'"', 
 to boast of anything : fr. tj', 
 Kavxdofiai. 
 
 'EyKai'xduj, w, f. ?)(rw, the same. 
 
 ''EyKa<pog, ov, b, a mouthful, mor- 
 sel : fr. iyKaTTTu). 
 
 'EyKa'u), Ion. & Att. for ty»co(w, 
 to burn in, inflame. Th. koiuj. 
 
 'EyKiifiai, to lie in or upon, lie 
 present at, cleave to, invade, 
 press on, pursue ; lyKtipfioc, 
 part, implanted : fr. tv, Ktljicn, 
 to lie. 
 
 Eyicfipw, f. Kiput, p. KiKnpKa, to 
 shear, shave ; perf. part. pass. 
 tyKeKapfikvog, shorn : fr. tv, 
 Ktipio. 
 
 ' Ey KtKaivKTTai, 3 sing. perf. iml. 
 pass. lyKiKaivianai, aai, arai : 
 fr. tyKatvi^w. 
 
 ' Ey KtKaXvfifih'og^ concealed, veil- 
 ed, perf. pt. pass. fr. ty/caXi'Trrw ; 
 
 f. X^itii. Th. KaXvTTTU). 
 
 ' Ey KeXadog^ 6, t), that makes a 
 noise : Td lyKtXa^a, a sj)ecies of 
 buzzing insect. Th. KeXa^og. 
 
 'Ey»ctXa^oc, ov, 6, Enceladus, a 
 proi)er name of a giant. 
 
 'EyfctXtu^rt, aTog, to, & 'EyKi- 
 Xtvcrig, Eiog, r), an order, signal, 
 encouragement, instigation. 
 
 ' Ey KtXtvffTog, b, >/, commanded, 
 instigated : fr. 
 
 'EyKeXtvu), f. tvcrut, to exhort, in- 
 cite, encourage : fr. tv, K-tXti'w. 
 
 'Eyictvrpt'^w, to i)rick, spur on, 
 stinmlate, ingraft by making a 
 puncture; f. taw, p.tyrtictvrpiK-rt, 
 a. 1. tvt»C£i/rpt(Ta, a. 1. inf. tyKiv- 
 rpiffai ; a. 1. ind. pass. tvtKtr- 
 TpifrOijv, f. 1. pass, tyjctvrptfff^i'/- 
 (Tofiai : fr. tv, KtvrpiZio. 
 
 'EyKtvrpig, iSog, »/, a sting, prick, 
 prickle, stile : fr. tv, ictvrpor. 
 
 'EyKtpdvviJ/ii, f. dtrio, to mingle, 
 intermix, disturb : fr. Iv, Kipdv- 
 
 VVfJl. 
 
 EFK 
 
 'Ey/ctpro^tw, f. ri<T(jj, to revile, 
 
 reproach : fr. Iv, ictpro/itw. 
 'KyiceipaXog, b, >/, that is in the 
 
 head. Hence 6 tyKecpaXog, sc. 
 
 pvtXbg, the brain : iyK. rov 
 
 ipoiviKog, the marrow : fr. tv, 
 
 Kt(paXi]. 
 'EyKExoS^f perf. m. of tyxt^to, to 
 
 befoul. 
 'EyKtxpVf^^^ogyTj, ov, being inuse, 
 
 l)erf. part. pass. fr. xpdo/ini, to 
 
 use ; f. xp^'^^f^f^^- '^^^' XP^^' 
 'Ey<txvpa(jp.kvog,^cvL part. pass, 
 of lyxvpdto^ai, same as tvtx^- 
 pd^o/iat, to be pledged : fr. tv- 
 fXi'pov, a pledge. Th. tx^pog. 
 'EyKiQapl^iti, f. (Jio, to play on the 
 harp : fr. tv, KtOapt'^w. 
 'Ey(ctpv»;/it, to pour in, mix in : fr. 
 
 iv, KlpV1]pi. 
 
 'ErKISSA'Q, to desire coition, 
 conceive, be pregnant ; iyKta- 
 <T?](Tai, a. 1. inf. : fr. tv, Kiaaa. 
 
 'EyKifffftvu), fut. evffiii, to be en- 
 twnied like ivy : fr. tv, Kirrffog. 
 
 'EyKi(T(Tt)(Ti)j(ri, 3 pi. a. 1. subj. of 
 tyKKTffdui. 
 
 'EyfcXdw, poet. tvticXaw, f. dau), 
 to break off, interrupt, interfere 
 with : fr. tv, KXaio. 
 
 'EyicXttw, f. f t'crw, p. tyjctjcXtcca, to 
 shut in, enclose ; pf. pass, tyict- 
 KXeKTjxai, pf. inf. pass. tyctfcXticr- 
 0aJ,part.tyK:tK:Xticr/i6vog, shut in: 
 fr. iv, kXsiu). 
 
 'EyKXj]9tig, kvTog, accused, a. 1. 
 ]tart. pass. fr. tyfcaXtw. 
 
 'Ey*:X?;iw, f. i(ra>. Ion. =: ty/cXttw. 
 
 'EyKXrjjxa, uTog, to, a charge, 
 accusation, crime, that of which 
 anyone is accused : fr. iyKoXio). 
 
 'EyKXTji^iaTiKbg, rj, bv, litigious: fr. 
 the same. 
 
 ' Ey KXrjpog, 6, ?'/, sharing in, par- 
 taking^ with, rich : fr. tv, KXijpog. 
 
 'EyjcXiOov, adv. by bending : fr. 
 
 'EyvXi'vo;, f. vw, to incline, lean 
 ujion, put to flight, desert from 
 the ranks : fr. tv, kXivoj. 
 EyKXiaig, iwg, »/, inclination : 
 among Gramm." a mood : & 
 
 'EyKXiTiKbg, »), bv, a grammatical 
 term applied to words which in- 
 cline, or throw their accent, on 
 the preceding word ; enclitics : 
 fr. ty»cXtvw. 
 
 EyKXoioio, w, f. cucrw, to shut in, 
 bind, surround, Prov. vi. 21.: fr. 
 tv, KXoibg, a chain which goes 
 round the neck. Th. icXtiw, to 
 shut. 
 
 'EyjcotXan'w, f. avw, to hollow or 
 scoop out : fr. tv, KoiXaivu). 
 
 'EyKolXiog, 6, »/, that which is in 
 the belly. Td iyKoiXia, the in 
 testines, bowels, ribs of a ship: 
 fr. iv, KoiXiov, 
 
 'EyKotXbg, b, >/, concave, hollow. 
 
 'EyKOKTvpoofxai, ovfiai, f. bxrofiai, 
 to become like Coesyra, i. e. 
 
 EFK 
 
 luxurious and wealthy : fr. tv, 
 
 KoicTvpa. 
 'EyKoXafxna, arog, to, carved 
 
 work, sculpture : fr. 
 'EyicoXfltTrrw, to engrave, carve, 
 
 cut in, f. ;|/a», p. tyictfcoXa^a : fr. 
 
 tv, KoXaTTTlO. 
 
 'EyKop(36of.iai, ov^iai, to adorn 
 oneself, be adorned ; f. oWo^at, 
 a. 1. m. iviKo^^ii)<ydjxr)v, w, aTo, 
 a. I. impcr. m. lyKo^^ioaai, 
 dffOio, 2 pi. iyKOfiiSuxraaOe, a. I . 
 part. pass. iyKopfiiOffOeig : fr. iv, 
 KOfifiou), to adorn. Th. KOfifiog, 
 a knot, for ornament : hence 
 Kofifiiofia, an elegant dress. 
 
 'EyKovtw, w, to hasten, be quick 
 or expeditious, expedite ; f. rjaio : 
 fr. tv, KTovtw. Hence 
 
 'Ey»cov;;r(, adv. poet, expedi- 
 tiously, laboriously, with labour. 
 
 'EyKoviZopai or -I'iofiai, f. t<ro//ai, 
 to sprinkle one's self with or 
 roll in the dust : fr. tv, Kovig. 
 
 'EyjcoTT/;, ijg, //,acut ; hindrance, 
 obstacle : fr. tv, Koiri]. 
 
 'EyKOTTog, b, i], in which there is 
 labour, laborious, weary, fa- 
 tigued : fr. tv, KoTTog. 
 
 'Ey/coTrrw, to cut in, notch, in- 
 dent, hinder ; f. v//w, a. 1. i%'k- 
 Ko^f/a, p. lyK€Ko<l>a, impf. pass. 
 iveKOTrTOfXTjv, p. ni. ty<t»co7ra : 
 fr. tv, icoTrrw. 
 
 'EyKTop^uXtw, (J, f. rjcTU), to wrap 
 up, envelope : fr. tv, KopdvXyj. 
 
 'EyKO(THB(o, (J, f. rj<Toj, to place m 
 order : fr. tv, Koafikijj. 
 
 'EyKOTElO, iO, f. ?/(T(U, =: KOTk(t), to 
 
 be angry, resent. Th. Korog. 
 
 'EyKOTTjpa, aTog, to : & 
 
 'EyKOTijmg, Eiog, rj, the same as 
 KOTog, a giiidge, resentment, in- 
 veterate animosity : fr. tyKortw. 
 EyKOTog, b, q, angry, resentful ; 
 subst. anger, hatred : fr. tv, 
 
 KOTVg. 
 
 'Eyfcpd^w, f. dK(o, p. tyKtKpax«, 
 to call out to : fr. tv, Kpd^ut. 
 
 'Ey KpaffixoXog, a kind of fish ; 
 not much esteemed because 
 Kparl xoX/}v tx^i, it abounds in 
 
 'EyKpdrtia, ag, rj, continence, 
 temperance, moderation : & 
 
 'EyKpatEvofJiai, to exercise self- 
 government, be continent ; f. 
 tvaopai, p. iyKEKpdrEVfxai : fr. 
 
 'EyKpaTi)g, iog, 6, »/, having in 
 one's power, master, superior, 
 powerful, abstinent, continent, 
 temperate ; tyicp. Tivbg, in pos- 
 session of any thing ; nom. pi. 
 tyicparttc. Hence adv. 'Ey- 
 Kpartiog, forcibly, firmly : fr. tv, 
 KpaTog. 
 
 'Ey<pTvu), to admit, adopt, ap- 
 prove, reckon among, f. ty/cpivw, 
 p. iyKtKpiKtt, a. 1. ivEKplva, a. 1. 
 hif. iyKplvca : fr. tv, KpivoJ. 
 (171) 
 
 EPK 
 
 'EFKPrs, I'^oc, y), a sweet cake 
 made of oil iV flour. 
 
 'Ey»cporfot(roi,l)or. for lyKpoTEov- 
 <Tat,oi}crai, beating, nom. pi. part, 
 pres. f. g. fr. tyjcportw, to beat, 
 strike in or upon, dance. Th. 
 KpoTog, ov, 6, a beating. 
 
 'Eyfcpoi^w, f. ovffio, p. iyKtKpovKa, 
 to strike in or upon, move to 
 n umbel's, dance, urge : fr. tv, 
 
 KpOVlO. 
 
 'EyKpvTTTvj, to hide in, cover up, 
 mix up with ; f. ^u), p. tyKt- 
 Kpv(pa, a. 1. ivEKpvxpa : fr. tv, 
 KpvTTTO). Hence 
 
 'EyKpvipid^io, f. cw, to keep con- 
 cealed, hide one's self : fr. ty- 
 Kpvtpiog. 
 
 'Ey Kovtpiag, ov, b, a kind of bread 
 which is baked iyKpv^Bttg, co- 
 vered up with ashes. 
 
 'EyKpv(piog, a, ov, concealed in, 
 hidden : fr. tv, Kpixpwg. 
 
 'EyKTdojxai, toac<|uire possessions 
 in a foreign country : fr. tv, 
 KTdop,ai. Hence 
 
 "EyKTrjaig, Eojg, »/, acquisition in 
 a foreign land, right of property 
 therein : & 
 
 ' Ey KTijTog, b, >;, acquired, pro- 
 cured, possessed. 
 
 'EyjcnZw, f. <o"a>, to lay up in any 
 place, build or fomid : fr. tv, 
 
 KTl^U/. 
 
 'EyKvOijKjj, rjg, i}, a prop or sup- 
 port. 
 
 'EyKvKUia, to mix together, con- 
 found : fr. tv, KVKou}. 
 
 'EyKVKX'no, a, f. i](Tuj, to roll, 
 turn in, involve : fr. tv, kvkXeoj. 
 
 'EyKVKXiog, 6, »/, circular, round, 
 annual, periodical ; rd iyKvKXia, 
 vulgar, common, obvious : fr. 
 tv, KvKXog. 
 
 "EyKVKXov, ov, TO, a woman's 
 u])per garment or cloak : fr. ty- 
 KVKXog. 
 
 'EyvvK-XoTTrtt^fta, ag, »), encyclo- 
 piedia, a complete circle of in- 
 struction : fr. ty KVKXog, TraidEia. 
 
 ' Ey KttKXog, 6, t}, = lyKVKXiog. 
 
 'EyKi;KXou>, f. wdw, to lead round 
 in a circle, encompass, surround ; 
 mid. to be round, go round : fr. 
 tv, kvkXoio. 
 
 'EyKvXivdrjfTtg, Eiog, y, wallowing; 
 fr. iyKvXn'^Eu), to roll in ; mid. 
 to live among: fr. tv, kvXiv^eoj, 
 
 'EyKuXi'w, f. I'crui, p. iyKEKuXlKa, 
 to wrap up, involve, implicate, 
 fold together : fr. tv, kvXioj. 
 
 'EyKvfibjv, ovog, 6, »/, pregnant, 
 with young ; full : fr. tv, icuw. 
 
 "EyKvog, ov, r/, pregnant : fr. tho 
 same. 
 
 ' Ey KvovfiEvog, pres. part. fr. ty- 
 KVEonai, to be carried in the 
 womb: fr. tv, kveio, same as kv(ij. 
 
 'EyKVTTTtM), f. i//w, to bend or stoop 
 down : fr. tv, kvittio. 
 
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 V ' i 
 
 
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 EyKvpkiOf f. j'/cw, = tyici'pcu. 
 ' Ey Kvpaag, avrog, a. 1. part, act.; 
 
 iyKvpaai, a. 1. int". ; iyKvpay, H 
 
 sing. a. I. subj. act.; Ir. 
 'EyKvpojf to fall on, encounter, 
 
 meet, f. paio, a. 1. act. iviKvpaa. 
 
 Th. KVpu), f. ^ol. KI'pTiO. 
 
 'EyKw^iai^u), to praise ; f. ciauf, 
 p. tyKiKwuioKa. Th. lyKOJUiov. 
 
 'EyKiofiiaarkov, must be praised ; 
 verb. adj. fr. fcyKrwjutd^w. 
 
 'EyKoj^ia(TTr)g, ov, 6, one who 
 praises, a panegyrist : & 
 
 'EyKio^iaaTiKog, i), bv, poet. 'Ey- 
 KWfiiog, o, ov, praising, lauda- 
 tory : fr. tyKiofiid^iuy fr. 
 
 'EFKQ'MION, ov, to, a procla- 
 mation, praise, encomium. 
 
 'Ey\vK iv^r)Vy ijg, >;, a. 1. ind. 
 pass, of y\vKaivu). Th. yXvKvg. 
 
 'EyfiiVj by sync. fr. ixf^tv, Dor. 
 inf. pres. of t^^* 
 
 'Eyvw, 3 sing. ir. tyv<jjv, I knew, 
 understood, perceived, a. 2. ind. 
 act. fr. yvdixi, for yivibcrKio, f. 1. 
 yvuxrop-ai, to know. 
 
 'Eyvwica, a^', €, perf. ind. act. 
 lyvujKsvai, perf. inf. cyvuxra, a^, 
 «, a. 1 . of the same verb. 
 
 'Eyviopiaey a. 1. ind. act. fr. yvtjo- 
 pl^a;, to make known, f. 1. yno- 
 piffu), p. eyi'd)piKa : fr. yvwpifiog, 
 known, for yvuim^iog. Th. yi- 
 vwffKU), to know, f. yi'ojaofiai, 
 
 "EyviiJfffiai, aai, arai, perf. pass. 
 tyvioaOtjVy r^g, 77, a. 1. ind. pass, 
 of yivijj(TK(jj, to know. 
 
 'Eypd(pi]i7av, they were written, 3 
 pi. a. 2. pass, typd^/^i', of ypd^w, 
 to write, f. ;//oj, p. y8yprt0a. 
 
 'Eyoifiaxyig, ov, b, exciting the 
 contest : fr. lypu) for lytipu), 
 
 "Eypjo, rise ; Att. by sync, for 
 tyeipto, pres. imper. pass. Ion. 
 for eydpoVf of typopai, to be ex- 
 cited, for iytipofiai ; whence 
 impf. lyptTOy ft)r tytipiTO. Th. 
 lytipui, to excite. 
 
 'Eyprjyopa, ag, £, I watched, & 
 often in pres. signif. I watch, as 
 part. iyp7;yopa»c, watching ; p. 
 m. of yprjyopku), or, according to 
 others, fr. tyiipoj, to excite, 
 which see. 
 
 'EFPHrOPEQ, to watch, be 
 awake, f. rftrio ; fr. lytipio, perf. 
 m. 7/yopa, Att. iyifyopa, & by 
 epenth. of p, typryyopa ; whence 
 iyp;;yopfw, & by aphrer. yprj- 
 yopsu), f. rjffio, a. 1. iypi]y6pr](ya, 
 p. ^yp?/y6p?7/ca. 
 
 'EypiiyopOai, to be roused, poet, 
 for typjjyopevai, by pleon. of 9, 
 & sync, of the letters e & v, perf. 
 inf. m. of ypi;yop€w, to watch. 
 See lyprjyopa. 
 
 'EypT)y6pi)d(nVy they have watch- 
 ed, Dor. for typriybpdaiv, 3 pi. 
 perf. m. See iyprjyopa. 
 
 EAA 
 
 spear : fr. tyx^Cj V^opog, fate, 
 being changed into iu. Tli. 
 piipu). 
 
 'Eyx^o'TraXng, o, who brandishes 
 a spear, warlike : tyxog, TrdWto. 
 
 'EyXtatpopog, 6, ;j, bearing a 
 spear : fr. tyxog, (p'tpui. 
 
 '\\yXtvvTa, pouring in, by crasis 
 Dor. for tyx^ovTa, ace. sing. 
 j)res. part. act. fr. 
 
 'Eyx^w, f. ivatt), to pour in or out: 
 fr. iv, x^^' 
 
 "ErXO^, (og, TO, a spear, sword, 
 weapon ; dat. sing. tyx«V, dat. 
 pi. tyxtoi ; for txog ir. tx^- 
 
 'Ey^oi'tra, Att. for dyxov^ra, tlic 
 name of a herb used bv females 
 in painting their faces. 
 
 'Eyxpaviiv, to strike or dash 
 against : fr. iv, xp^^^- 
 
 'EyxpifJ-TTTtaOai rivi. Ion. to fall 
 on any one, come in close con- 
 tact : fr. 
 
 'EyXpi'/iTrrw, same as XP'/'"''''^? 
 to apply to, bring near, cause to 
 approach, f. ypio: fr. tv, \p(/i—rw. 
 
 ' Ey xp I fi(p9 tiff a, near, a. 1. part, 
 pass. f. g. of the same. 
 
 'EyxpiffTog, t), ov, anointed, ad- 
 apted for anointing : fi*. ty y()uu. 
 
 'Eyxpt'i^ac* or tyxpi'/z^at", a. 1. 
 part, of iyxpifiTTTw. 
 Ey xpt'f>, to anoint,chafe, scratch, 
 f. ~i'(Tio, p. tyKtxpiKa, a. 1. ivt- 
 XpTffa : fr. tv, XP"^* 
 
 'Eyxpovt'^oi, to spend a long time 
 in, delay, f. I'rrtu, p. tyfctxpoJ'''^'": 
 fr. ii>, xpoin^u). 
 
 'EyXpoj'Of, o, I/, temporary : fr. 
 
 tv, xpoJ^oC' 
 'Eyxpwtrai', a. 1. part. act. fr. 
 tyXptiJvvvpc, f. waio, to rul» in, 
 colour, impress: fr. tv, XP<^«' 
 'Eyx»^pd^w, f. d(Ta»,p. ty«r£x*''P"'^'^> 
 to pledge, take on oneself : fr. 
 tvfx^pov. 
 'EyxvTpiZio, f. iffu), to put in a 
 pot, expose, kill : fr. iv, x^'Tpi- 
 ^a>. Th. x^Tp"- 
 'Eyxiip'i^iog, 6, //, held or taken j'Eyxi'oj, f. vau), same as tyx^t^- 
 
 in the hand : fr. iv, x««p. rEyx^/ia, arog, rb, a heap of 
 
 'Eyxctpi^w, to take in hand, put! earth, dam : fr. iv, xwv»'i'/i«. 
 into the hand, deliver up ; f.i'Eyxo'pew, w, f. rjaio, to grant, 
 i(Toj,p. iyKtxtipiKa. Whence also, allow, admit; whence tyx^ptt, 
 'Ey x€<pt^o/iat, to take in hand,' impers. it is allowed, it may bo 
 be entrusted with : fr. iv, vft- done : fr. iv, vujnkuj. 
 
 ^'V 'r<' €«■,.. 
 
 pt^cu. 
 'Eyx^'P'Otrof, 6, V, placed in any 
 
 Erx 
 
 'Eyp»]yopoc, 6, »/, watchful. La- 
 mentations iv. 14 : & 
 
 'Eyp//yopri, & -yopoTiiig^ adv. 
 watchfully : fr. typjjyopEw, to 
 watch. 
 
 'ICypi^crcw, poet, for iypi]yopkio. 
 
 'Eypofiai, Att. syuc.i'or iytipofiai, 
 to be excited : thus typo^tvot; 
 for iyiipopLivog. 
 
 'EyvfivatTfiai, Att. for ytyvfivaa- 
 l.iai, perf. pass, of yvfiva^io. 
 
 '\\yvfiv(l)Oi]v, i)g, 77, a. 1. ind. pass, 
 oi yi'/ivow. Th. yvfxvbg, naked. 
 Eyx«Xtvdtu, at, f. toaio, to bridle, 
 restrain : fr. iv, x^^i^oia. 
 
 'Eyx«p«^<Cj ^<^Q} V) ^^ impres- 
 sion : fr. 
 
 'Eyxcfpdtro-w, f. ^w, to carve, en- 
 grave : fr. iv, x^pci(^(^^- 
 Kyx^K^, f. iffu), p. iyKtxo^cc, to 
 befoul : fr. iv, x^^w. 
 
 'Eyxfj'a, ag, r,, or 'Eyxn'^;, a 
 spear, skill in using a spear ; 
 gen. pi. ^ol. iyxiiaijjv. Th. 
 
 'Eyxft/^po/iof, 6, »), warlike, rat- 
 tling the spear: fr. tyxog, fipi^M. 
 
 'Eyxtiy, poet, for tyxfy,fr. tyx«w. 
 
 ' Ey xii-i^ipcivvog, ov, b, an epith. 
 of Jove, who uses the lightning 
 as a spear : fr. fyx^Cj Ktpciwbg. 
 
 'liyXf'pfw, to lay hands on, seize, 
 handle, take in hand, undertake, 
 attack ; f. T/irtu, p. £yic«xftp'/'<^« ; 
 iyXfipovvTtg, pr. part. pi. num.: 
 fr. iv, x^'p- 
 
 'EyxiipTjfia, aTog,Tb, that which 
 anyone attempts, an endeavour, 
 undertaking : fr. tyxftpfto. 
 
 'Eyxftp^o-tc, fwc, V, an attempt, 
 attack, handling : & 
 
 'Eyxiipn'''^QiOv, b, one who takes 
 in hand or undertakes, a begin- 
 ner : & 
 
 ' Ey xfipfJTiKbg, 1), bv, ready to un- 
 dertake any thing, industrious, 
 skilful : fr. the same. 
 
 'Eyx<tp«^toi/, ov, rb, a manual, 
 littie book, dagger, handful : fr 
 
 EAE 
 
 one's hands 
 riOtJiii. 
 
 fr. iv, x*'P> ^ 
 
 Eyxwptoc, 6, 1], domestic, native, 
 
 indigenous ; rb iyxtjpiov, subst. 
 
 home ; a pledge : fr. iv, x^p^C* 
 
 j'ErQ\ ifiov, 6lC. I, Att. tyujyt, 
 
 'EyxeXtioi', ov, ro, a little eel: fr. I Dor. iyojvri & iywvya, Al.o\. 
 
 fyXfXvff. iyu)V & tu)ya. Hence lubg, nn ; 
 
 EyxfXtCj ^^Qi V} the same as 
 'ErXEAYS, vog, »), an eel ; iv 
 
 tXi'/t KtXaOai, to lie in the mud. 
 "EyX^ov, poet. & Ion. for ivix^oi', 
 
 impf. of tyxsw, to pour in. 
 ' Ey xeffifxutpog, b, 7}, & 'Eyxffft- 
 
 fiopog, warlike, expert in or 
 
 naturally fond of the use of the 
 ('72) 
 
 vuiirtpog, our, of us two ; rjpe- 
 
 Ttpog, our. 
 'ESatv, he taught, 3 sing. aor. 2. 
 
 ind. act. of daio), to learn: hence 
 'Eddrjv, I knew, am divided, a. 
 
 2. ind. pass, fr. daiuj, to learn, 
 
 know, p. StSdtjKa, fr. Sai(o, part. 
 
 perf. i)ass. Ctdarjfttvog, perf. ni. 
 
 H^aa, for ^k^i]a, I knew, a. 2. 
 
 inf. pass. Sarjvai, Dor. Sarjptvai. 
 'ECatL,tTO, it was divided, imperf. 
 
 pass, of dai'Cio, to divide. 
 'y'SaiffciTo, he feasted, 3 sing. a. 
 
 1. ni. of daiofiaL, to feast. Th. 
 
 'EcaK for t^aKt, he bit, pricked, 
 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. tcuKov, 
 tg, £ : & 
 
 'Ecdicijv, I was bitten or pricked, 
 a. 2. pass, of Sukvu), to bite. 
 
 'VJdfiaffca, ag, €, I subdued, a. 1. 
 act., doubling (T, poet^of Sap,dio, 
 to tame ; f. (tw, p. ^tcdpijKa. 
 
 'Ecdprjv, »?g, ^, 1 >vas subdued, a. 
 
 2. ind. pass. fr. Safidu), or ^d/wi'w, 
 or Sd^vtjiJiL ; f. 2. ia^uf, a. 2. 
 tcapov. Or, fr. ^iino, p. dtCfin- 
 ica, perf. pass. ^iCfii}fiai, a. 2. 
 icdfi}]V. 
 
 'ECiifiva, he subdued, 3 sing, im- 
 perf. fr. ^apvdn) for Ca^au). 
 
 'EUi'bg, Ti, bv, sweet, pleasing : 
 fr. i]^vg,t\\c same, by systole of 17. 
 
 "E^ap & tlcap, arog, to, food: fr. 
 tCis), to eat. 
 
 'E^apQov, I slept, a. 2. of ^apOd- 
 rw, or dapOkio, f. 1. cao9i)<TOfiai, 
 a. 1. ind. pass. icdpOf]v, rjg, 17. 
 
 'E^apK-oj', by metath. for t^paico)', 
 I saw, a. 2. act. of ^sokio. So 
 perf. m. ^t^pojca for ckdopKa. 
 
 'EcaacrdfitO', we divided, I i)l. a. 
 1. m. for icaad^itQa, 6c in 3 sing. 
 ildaaaTO : 
 
 'EcaffrrdfXJji', ^^ «''0j V^^'^- ^^<^^<^- 
 
 KtTO, a. I. m. McratyOai, a. 1. inf. 
 
 m. fr. cd^io, same as Caioj, to 
 
 divide. 
 'E^a(pitT, 3 sing. & in 3 pi. iSaipt- 
 
 ovtTi, f. 1. Att. fr. 
 'EtVt^i^w, to level with or dash 
 
 against the ground, i)ave ; f. 
 
 *^a0i(Tw, Att. i5a(piu), p. Tf(^d(j)iKa: 
 
 fr. tda<pog, the ground. Th. 'i'^o- 
 
 fini, to sit, f. idovjxui. 
 'ESiKpog, tog, to, the ground, 
 
 bottom, pavement : fr. t^o^iai. 
 'Eca\l/tv, he tore, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 
 act. fr. ^a7rrw,-to tear; f. vpu>, p. 
 
 'Echiae, he feared, poet, for 
 t^ufft, a. 1. of hiCio, to fear ; f. 
 ^thio, p. cictiKa, perf. m. dkdoi- 
 Ka, Sti^ia, & dtCia. 
 
 'EC ten, Ion. for tdy, 2 sing. subj. 
 j.res. of tSofiai. Th. tCto, to eat. 
 
 'ESiaTpog, ov, b, a taster: fr. tdix), 
 because he eats before another, 
 the president of a feast. 
 
 'E^iy^ujv, by sync. poet, for ^^c- 
 ciypt]v, plup. ])ass. of ^kx^fiai, 
 to take ; f. cUofiai, p. Sidtyfiai, 
 
 a. 1. i^ix^'V' 
 ' Ehc'f ttTo, Ion. for i^'edtvTO, they 
 
 had been bound, 3 pi. pluperf. 
 
 ])ass. of ^f (u, to bind. 
 'EdtSrifi, 3 sing. plup. m. fr. perf. 
 
 ni. Udija, of Saiu), to divide. 
 
 EAE 
 
 'Edt^Uiv, I had feared, pluperf. 
 m. of dtiSoj, to fear ; f. Stiau), 
 perf. m. Si8ia. 
 
 'EStCfirjaTO, Ion. for idfdfiijvTo, 
 3 pi. plup. pass, of (i^/iw, to 
 build ; f. Sffiui, p. ctHfuiKU, by 
 sync. de8fjiJ]Ka, perf. pass. ^£- 
 d^ti]p.ai. 
 
 'ESt^oiKtL, 3 sing, plupf. m. of 
 ^tidio, to fear ; f. Stiauj, perf. m. 
 St^oiKa, for SiCoi^a & StiSia. 
 
 'FJes, Ion. for tC£i, it was fit, 
 im])f. of ^£1, it is fit : fr. diu). 
 
 'Edtr'jOrjv, I wanted, intreated, a. 
 I. ind. pass, of ciopai, as if fr. 
 ^eeo/uai, f. Striffopai, to intreat, 
 want. Th. ^£w, to bind. 
 
 'E^£;;<T£, there was need, a. 1. ind. 
 of hi, there is need, impers. 
 
 ^Edi9f}v, I was bound, a. 1. ind. 
 pass, of dkw; perf. |)ass. Sihixat. 
 
 'Edi9\iov, 6c''Eh9\ov, ov, to, the 
 ground, pavement, bottom, foun- 
 dation, seat : fr. t^og. 
 
 'Ecti, it was fit, impf. of the im- 
 pers. Stl, it is fit, and sometimes 
 used for hi, as txpOy for xPn-> 
 & 7rpo(Ti}Ktv for 7rpo(T/;»cfi. Also 
 
 'E("a, thou wilt eat up, Att. for 
 tSy, 2 sing. f. 2. m. iSofiai, of 
 
 tSiO. 
 
 Ehi, he bound, imperf. of hio. 
 'Edticifitv, for ideicUi^tv, we had 
 
 feared, 1 pi. & 
 'Ehihtratf, they feared, by sync. 
 
 ior ihiditKTav, 3 pi. plupf. m. of 
 
 hidu), to fear ; perf. m.hidia, 
 
 ])lupf. iceihtLV. See CtiCio. 
 "Ehi^a, ag, f, I built, a. 1. ind. 
 
 act. ihifiavTO, 3 pi. a. 1. m. 
 
 iSeifidfxijv, io, aTO, fr. hfioj. 
 "EdiL^a, ag, c, I showed, a. 1. ind. 
 
 act. of dtiKvvu), or dtiKvvjjii, to 
 
 show ; f. hiK(o, p. Skcfixa, a. 1. 
 
 part. hiKag, a. 1. pass. idiix9tjv. 
 'Ehipa, ag, f, I flayed, a. 1. ind. 
 
 act. 3 pi. t^£ipav, of ckpuj, to 
 
 flay ; f. ctpCJ, p. hctpKa, a. 2. 
 
 pass. iBdptjv, f. 2. pass. Saprjffo- 
 
 {.lai. 
 
 Ehiffa, a. 1. see dti^uj, to fear. 
 'E^fKT-o, he had received, Dor. 
 
 sync, for idshicTo, 3 sing, plupf. 
 
 of Sixo^ai, to take ; f. hKofJiai, 
 
 perf. pass. Siotyp.ai. 
 'FJifisvai, by sync. tdfiEvaL, to 
 
 eat up, Dor. for tCtiv, pres. inf. 
 
 act. fr. tCu). 
 
 'Edfpx9i]v, I saw, a. 1. pass, of 
 
 idpuKOJ', 
 
 SepKu}, to see ; a. 2 
 
 ])erf. m. hdopKa. 
 'Eha^a, aTog, Tb, food. Th. tCio. 
 'EctcTTeov, to be eaten ; verb. adj. 
 
 n. fr. the same. 
 'E<"£<Tr»)c. ou, 6, one who eats : & 
 'EctcTTog, i). bv, eaten, consumed, 
 
 eatable : fr. the same. 
 'E^£i'f ro, he wanted, impf. of hv- 
 
 ofiai, poet, for hofiat. 
 'Edtvnffe, poet, for ihqfft, or 
 (173) 
 
 EAN 
 
 tSrjfft, 3 sing. a. 1. act. of ^ci'o- 
 
 /trti, for hofiai, to intreat, want. 
 
 'Eciuiv, gen. pi. fr. e£og, tog, to, 
 
 a seat. 
 'E.C7J, you will sit, 2 sing. f. 2. 
 
 icuvfxai, of tCio, to sit. 
 "EStjCa, pf. m. Att. by redupl. fr. 
 
 yCa, j)f. part, i^ii^wg, of tCu). 
 'ESijCuTai & ihjSuTo, Ion. for 
 ihjCttrpiivog icrTi 6i icijctafievog 
 i]v, 3 sing. p. tS: plup. ]«iss. of 
 tcit), to eat ; f. 1. act. iciffio, p. 
 yhica, Att. idijdtKa ; whence p. 
 pass. ih'jCtfff^iai, 3 jiers. iSijcttr- 
 Tai, rejecthig(r,fcC//Ctrar, <5t Ion. 
 i8i']^aTai. 
 'E.hjcoKa, I have eaten, perf. for 
 jfKa or thjKa, fr. tctu, or t^au, 
 f. m. ih'i<Toj, p. ijd)]Ka, & Att. by 
 redupl. of the initial letters, <Sc 
 changing ?/ into o, ictjcoKa, plu- 
 perf. iCtj^oKnv, part. ioiiSoKujg, 
 perf. pass, ihjdo^iai, uai, tol. 
 'Ecijdujg, see in tcij^a. 
 'El iiKa, I have eaten, p. Att. for 
 >J^-a, fr. iCio, w liich, by the inser- 
 tion of 80, is also read idijdoKa ; 
 whence p. pass. ihjSofiai. 
 'EhjX/inavT for iCtjXijffitvTO, they 
 hurt, 3 pi. a. 1. m. of CijXioj, to 
 hurt, f. ijffu) : fr. SaXbg, a fire- 
 brand ; fr. Saioj, to burn. 
 'Eh)Xovv, 3 pi. impf. act. ihj- 
 Xoi'To, 3 shig. impf. pass. fr. ^/;- 
 Xow, to manifest, declare. Th. 
 njXog, manifest. 
 'Ecif^a, I bit, a. 1. fr. ddnvoj, (fr. 
 
 ^rjKuj) to bite. 
 'E^rjaav, they bound, 3 pi. a. 1. 
 act. of SetHf to bind ; f. driffio, p. 
 hhxa, perf. pass, hhi.iai. 
 'EcijTvg, vog, >/, the act of eating, 
 
 food, victuals : fr. tdio. 
 'Edrix^nv, T]g, /;, I was bitten or 
 
 l)ricked, a. 1. pass, of ^dici'u;. 
 'Eh^aKa, ag, i, a. 1. ind. act. fr. 
 cicdfficu), to teach. 
 'EciSovv, ovg, ov, for iciSoJV, u)g, 
 10, impf. act. of hdvjfii, to give : 
 fr. CiCoio. So also ihhw, you 
 were given, for ihSoao, 2 sing, 
 impf. pass. 
 'Et't^jro, he was seeking, 3 sing, 
 impf. pass, of h^u), same as Zu- 
 Teu), to seek. 
 'Ehijva, ag, e, a. 1. ind. act. fr, 
 
 hah'o), to moisten ; f. avd. 
 'EhaTaaa, ag, £, a. I. ind. act. fr. 
 SiffTd^u), to doubt ; f. dtriu or dK^o, 
 p. cthcTTaKa or -x". Th cig. 
 'Edi\pT](Ta, a. 1. ind. act. of h\pduj, 
 to thirst, desire earnestly; f. »/(Tw, 
 p. 8fh\pTjKa. Th. 8i->pa, thirst. 
 'Edufvai, Att. & by sync.^for ice- 
 f^uvai. Dor, & poet, for thw, of 
 the verb t^io, to eat. 
 EAN A or Uva, & ttdva or tthm, 
 (jdeon. of £) lov, tu, a dowry ; 
 gifts which a husband presents 
 to a wife, bridal gifts : as if t^a- 
 

 
 
 
 
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 "Edviog, a, ov, pertaining to mar- 
 riage, bridal : & 
 
 'E^v6a>, aJ, f. w(Ta>, Ion. 'Et^voio, 
 to betroth, give in marriage with 
 a dowry. 
 
 'EdvojTtjQ & UdvioTi^g, ov, 6, a fa- 
 ther-in-law, who gives a daugh- 
 ter with a dowry : fr. the same. 
 
 'Edotg, 2 sing. opt. pres. fr. tdio. 
 
 'EdoKtij 3 sing. fr. idoKSov ovv, 
 (tg iic, impf. of SoKeu), to appear. 
 
 'EcoKtvfieg, we thought, Dor. for 
 idoKorfxti'j 1 pi. imi)f. of same 
 verb. 
 
 'EdoXtovffaVf BcBot. for iCoXiovv, 
 3 pi. impf. act. of ^oXiow, to use 
 deceit ; f. wtrw, p. dtdoXiwKa. 
 Th. SoXog, deceit. 
 
 "E^o^aiy I will eat, Att. for iCov- 
 fiaij (as (payn^ai for 0ayoD/iai,) 
 f. 2. m. of tdu), to eat. 
 
 "EdoVy they gave, Dor. & Bceot. 
 for tdoaaVf fr. iSioVf a. 2. of ^i- 
 
 'Edovelro, he was driven, 3 sing, 
 impf, pass, of ^oviio, to drive ; 
 f. rycw, p. dtd6vi]Ka. 
 
 'ESovTiy they eat. Dor. or ^ol. 
 for t^ovffi, 3 1)1. pres. of tSio. 
 
 "ECo^a, I thought, a. 1. ind. act. 
 fr. doKtiOj to think, seem ; f. I'jatj 
 & do^io, perf. pass. Sedoyfiai. 
 
 "Edog, tog, to, a seat, abode ; base, 
 foundation ; statue, temple ; de- 
 lav. Th. e^ofxai, f. eCov^ai. 
 
 'Edoffav, 3 pi. a. 2. act. tSu)v, of 
 Sid it) fit, to give. 
 
 "Edov, for ido(To, 2 sing. a. 2. m. 
 of the same. 
 
 'ESovXfvffav, 3 pi. a. 1 . act. of Sov- 
 Xtvio, to serve ; f. (v<toj, p. dtSov- 
 XiVKa. Th. dovXog, a servant. 
 
 'ESov fxai, f. 2. m. of e^w, to sit. 
 
 'E5oi}/iai, f. 2. m. fr. t^w, to eat. 
 
 'EdovTrov, a. 2. ind. act. of Sov- 
 TTSui, to utter a sound, f. 2. dov- 
 TTw. Th. ^owTTog, oy, 6, a sound. 
 
 "Edovff for tSovai, they eat, 3 pi. 
 pres. ind. fr. t^o>, to eat, perf. 
 iSrjdoKa ; the other tenses are 
 not frequently used. 
 
 'ESpa, I ran, by sync, for idpaffa, 
 a. 1. ind. act. of didpatTKoj, fr. 
 Spau), f. Spdffio, Ion. Sprjcro) ; f. 1, 
 m. Spr)<TOfiai, a. 1. m. iSpijard- 
 firjv. Or fr. a. 2. t^pav, af, a, 
 of <\oJ)/ii, or Sidpjjfii. Or, impf. 
 of ^pact>, contracted fr. tdpae. 
 
 "E8pa,ag, »/,a seat, throne,abode, 
 basis, statue, altar, temple, i. e. 
 sacred seat ; breech ; delay : fr. 
 sKofiai, f. 2. idovfiai. Hence 
 
 'E^pci^w, f. affu), to place, esta- 
 blish, fix, strengthen. 
 
 "ESpaOov, I slept, for tSapOov, a. 
 2. of SapOdvio, to sleep. Some 
 form it fr. SpyjOu). 
 
 'ESpalog, a, ov, sedentary, stable, 
 firm, solid : fr. Upa. Th. t'^w. 
 
 EAY 
 
 'ESpaiout, to establish, fix firmly; 
 f. w(Tw, p. y)dpaiu)Ka, j). pass. 
 T]dpaiujfiai: fr. the above: hence 
 
 'Edpaiiofxa, arog, to, establish- 
 ment, foundation, support. 
 
 'ESpaKov, by metath. for tSaoKov, 
 I saw, a. 2. ind. act. of ^fpfcw, 
 to see ; f. Kio, perf. iedtpxa. 
 
 'ESpafi' for tSpafxt : see tSpaj-iov. 
 
 'EdpafiEv,we fied, ] pi. a. 2. tCpav, 
 ag, a, of ^iSpdcTKiu : see t^pa. 
 
 'Edpafiovj eg, e, I ran, a. 2. of 
 Tpex^'y to run ; f. Opt^io, perf. 
 SeSpdfir]Ka, perf. m. Sidpofia. 
 
 'ESpav, they fled, by sync, for 
 tCpaffav, 3 pi. a. 1. of SiSpd<TKio, 
 f. dpd<Toj. Or a. 2. pi. for f^p/;- 
 cai', as t/3av for t/Sijcav, of 
 Sprjfxi or SiSpTj^i. 
 
 "ESpavov, ov, TO, a seat, dwelling; 
 base, ground, support, stay. 
 
 'E^parra, I fled, a. 1. act. of h- 
 CpdtTKu) : fr. Spdoj. 
 
 "Ecpaajjia, uTog, to, a seat, foun- 
 dation. Th. f^ofiai. 
 
 "Edprj, Tjg, Ion. for edpa, ag, >/, a 
 scat. Th. e^oncu, to sit. 
 
 "Ecpijff for tcpi](Ta, I made, a. 1. 
 Ion. for tSpaaa ; fr. dpdio, to 
 make, f. Spdffoj. 
 
 'Ecpicioj, f. a'(Ta>, to scat, i)lace, 
 set ; pass, to be seated, sit 
 down : fr. 'dcpa. 
 
 'E^piowvrat, they have a scat, 3 
 pi. ind. pass, for IdpiioifTai ; fr. 
 tCpidoj, u>, poet. eSpiou). So ini- 
 perf. icpioiovTO, for UpiiovTo, *>{ 
 the same verb, & inf. iSpidacrOai, 
 for. idpiaffOai. Th. e^o/iat, f. 2. 
 eSovfiai, to sit. 
 
 'E^poorpo^oc, 6, i), an epith. of a 
 wrestler, who in wresthng wrig- 
 gles and turns the seat or sitting 
 pai't : fr. 'dcpa, aTpf<pu}, torpo^a. 
 
 'ESvfTo, he went down, impf. of 
 Svofiai. Th. Cvvti). 
 
 'ESvv, vg, V, I entered, a. 2. of 
 Svi-U ; sometimes tSvv is 3 pi. 
 Boeot. for icvaav. Th. Svvu), to 
 enter. 
 
 'Edvvd'Orjv, Dor. for tdvvrjOrjv, I 
 was able. 
 
 'ESvvaiaTo, Dor. for iSvimvTo, 
 unless it should be read iSvvk- 
 UTo, 3 pi. impf. of Svi'a^ai. 
 
 'ESvpdffOtjv, Att. riSvvdaGrjv, I 
 was able, a. 1. pass, of Swd^o), 
 to be able : fr. the .«;amo. 
 
 'Fidi'vaTO, 3 s. impf. of cvva^ai. 
 
 "Ecvvt, he put on, impf. act. of 
 Sviu), to put on. 
 
 'E^wvcaro, Ion. for tSvvavTo, see 
 iSvvaiaTo. 
 
 'ESvi'ijOtjv, Att. •qdvvyjBrjv, I was 
 able, a. 1. of Svvafiat, to be able, 
 f, SvvTjtTOfiai, perf. SeSvvrffiat. 
 
 "Edvaa, I entered, a. 1. of Svuj 
 or Svvu) : & 
 
 'E^i;(To-aro for iSvaaro, 3 sing. a. 
 1. m. poet. 
 
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 'EdvaToicrjcra, ag, c, a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 of SvffTOKiio, to produce with dif- 
 
 ficulty, f. y)(Tut : fr. cvc, riicrw, 
 
 to produce, perf. m. TiTOKa. 
 'Edv(T<p6pti, 3 sing. impf. of h'o- 
 
 (pop'no, to take ill : fr. Ivg, ^fjjw, 
 
 to bear. 
 'EAQ, to eat, consume, devour 
 
 gnaw, corrode, perf. tSijcoKu, 
 
 (for ISrjKa ; fr. t/Ka, obs.) j»art. 
 
 t^?7(^0Kra>c, perf. pass. i:ly)Sofiai6i 
 
 ilrihaiiai, part. ihjha^Evog, a. 
 
 1. pass. r]Hadi]v, part. t^taOuc, 
 
 pres. m. tSofiai, which is fre- 
 quently used for f. 2. tdoi'^tai, 
 
 perf. tSrjda, part. IdrjSwg. Hence 
 'E^tKc^ti, ag-, ?), Dor. for 
 'E^w^/y, ^e, y), food, fodder ; a 
 
 bait. Th. tcuj. 
 'ESwCi^iog, o, y), esculent, eatable : 
 
 fr. the same. 
 'EcujKa, ag, e, I gave, a. 1. of <> 
 
 Ciofii, to give. 
 'EdtuXia, wv, Ta, benches for row- 
 ers, seats : fr. Uog. Th. 'i'Copai. 
 'E^wvrat, they may eat, 3 pi. 
 
 subj. m. fr. idu;, to eat. 
 'EStoprjffav, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. of cut- 
 
 ptio, to give ;- f. yjato. Th. t^w- 
 
 pov, ov, TO, a gift. 
 "ECuxrav, or rather tcotray, 3 pi. 
 
 a. 2. ind. act. fr. tStov, or 3 pi. 
 
 fr. the obs. a. 1. idojaa for iCut- 
 
 Ka, of Sidujfii. 
 "EfSva, or hSva, by pleon. poet. 
 
 of t, for ?cva, a dowry or pitr- 
 
 tion, bridal gifts. Hence 
 'Ef^j'ow,fort^v6o>,togiveadowry. 
 EiSvuiTrig, ov, 6, one who portions 
 
 a daughter, a father-in-law. 
 'Ei'iKoai, twenty ; by prosthesis 
 
 for iiKoai. 
 
 EnKOffilSoiog, worth twenty oxen, 
 
 Od. A. 431 : fr. kt'iKooi, ^ovr. 
 'EttKoaopog, 6, »/, having twenty 
 
 i-owers : fr. iHKoa, tpwfor ip'tc- 
 
 Git), to row. 
 'EiiKocTTog, for tlKO(TTog,\\\(i twen- 
 tieth. 
 'EiiKTai, he is like, poet, pleon. 
 
 for tiKTai, 3 sing. perf. pass. fr. 
 
 tiKiti, to be like. 
 'EftTTrt, ag, f, I said, Att. fcr 
 
 tiTra, a. 1. fr. tTrto, to say. 
 'Efiirov, eg, e, I said, Att. or poet. 
 
 pleon. for dKor, a. 2. of the 
 
 same verb. 
 'Eeig for tl^, one, by prosth. i)oet. 
 
 f. fiia, n. 'iv. 
 
 Esig, Ion. for yg, you were, impf. 
 
 fr. el fit. 
 
 Eeicrdixtvog for eicrdfisvog, likened 
 
 to, a. 1. part. m. & 
 Eeiffdfirjv, I was likened to, for 
 
 tladfitjv, a. l.m. fr. ticu}, to see. 
 Etirrdfiyjv, I put on, for t'lcrdfitji', 
 
 a. l.m. of f w, to put on. 
 Eeicrao, 2 sing. a. 1. m. tti<xd- 
 
 jjyjv, UifrafTo, Itiffao, IdffOf, for 
 
 fiiajUf of twu). 
 
 EES 
 
 EH 
 
 EBE 
 
 iff 
 i 
 
 'EeKTdTTiv, they two went, 3 dual] plupf. pass, of the same verb. sing. pres. subj. of tipA, to be. 
 n 1 hiffa, Att. for tlcra, of dui, 'E^t6,he raged, 3 sing. impf. ind. 'Ei?<tov, the same as taoov, a. 1. 
 • act. fr. ^60;, to be hot ; f. ^f (Tw '' ^" "^'-- *-— -* • 
 
 to go. 
 
 'EfXctTtti, he desires, 3 sing. pres. 
 ind. poet, of tXdofiai, to desire. 
 '£i\6u)p, opog, poet, pleonasm, for 
 tX^wp, opog, TO, a wish, desire. 
 Th. tXdonai, to desire. 
 "£i\^iai, 1 was covered or wrap- 
 ped up, perf. pass, for aX^ai,of 
 t'lXix), or ftXtw, to roll : & 
 'EiX^evoi, the diphthong « being 
 separated into tt ; some derive 
 it fr. iXavvut, to drive ; for fr. 
 iXaffai is made tXaat ; by sync. 
 & prosth. of e, ikXaai ; so'E«X- 
 fiai : others fr. tlXkio, to pen up, 
 hem in, i)f. part. elXyj^itvog, by 
 svnc. iX^ei'og, poet. UXfikvog. 
 'EfXirtTo, for iXTrtTo, or ?/X7rcro, 
 3 sing. impf. pass. & ttXTroijiev, 
 for tX7rot/i£>', 1 pi. opt. poet, of 
 tX/Tw, to excite hope ; perf. m. 
 toX-jra, Att. or Ion. for »/X7ra. 
 Th. tX-TTig, hope. 
 
 'EfXtrat, to have driven away, by 
 pieon. for tXaai, which by sync. 
 is used for iXdcrai, a. 1. inf. act. 
 of iXavioj, to drive away, f. 
 i\d<Tit), a. I. T/Xacra. 
 'Eiv^vvfv, for tt'dvvtv, or trl^y- 
 
 j'fr, 3 sing. impf. of ivSuvio, to 
 
 put on. Th. Svvio, to go in. ^ 
 'EJpyaOt, he disjoined, 3 sing. 
 
 impf. poet, of IpydQo), to draw 
 
 away, impf. tipyaOov, by poet. 
 
 dialysis is. by pleon. lipyaQov. 
 
 Th.%7pyw, to drive away. 
 'Efpye, for tpyt, or ftpyf, avert, 
 
 hinder, turn away, pres. imper. 
 
 So also t«pyet, he restrains, 3 
 
 ^ing. pres. fr. «pyw. 
 'Ei^yp.ivoi, defended, for eipyfie- 
 
 vol, perf. part, as tepyfxai, for 
 
 tlpyfiat, of e'lpyoj, to keep or 
 
 drive away. 
 'EfpyrvaOai, for eipyvvaOai ; fr. 
 
 kkpyvvfii, the same as tipyrv/wt, 
 
 or f ipyw, to drive away. 
 'Efpyw, for fpyu* or tlpyu), f. Ko, 
 
 to drive away, keep off, pro- 
 hibit, shut up. 
 'EfptTt], T]g, y), by poet, pleon. for 
 
 tixTi], deiv. Hence 
 'Eip(TT}tLg,tvTog,foYip(Tt)eig,de\vy. 
 
 'Ef pTo, was strung, 3 sing, plupf. 
 
 pass, of t'lpu), f. tpio, to bind, tie, 
 
 string together. 
 
 EfoxaTo, for tpxaTo, or tipx^^'^o, 
 
 ii pi. plup. Ion. for tipyfikyoi 
 
 i)iTav,oi tpyw, or ctpyw, to drive 
 
 away. 
 'Efg, for ?Jg, you were, impf. poet. 
 
 fr. ti^t, to be. 
 'EfffBio, for 6(r0a>, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 
 iniper. pass, of evvvfii, or ttu, to 
 
 l>ut on. 
 
 EicraaTO, for ttffaTO, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 
 UK poet, doubling ff, fr. the same. 
 "Eiffro, he was clothed, for tlaTO, 
 
 "E^CT-' & c^tro, poet, for t'i^tTo, 
 
 he sat, impf. Ion. fr. e^onaif f. 
 
 2. m. kSovfiai, or fr. c^w. 
 
 E^7/, Dor. for c^a£, 3 sing. impf. 
 
 of KdiM), to live. 
 'EKvXuxra, ag, c, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 ^i/X6w. 
 'E^i7/Lti<u/iac, I was fined, perf. 
 
 pass, of ^tjjjuou), to occasion loss 
 
 or injury. Th. ^i//u'«, loss. 
 *E6;v, »?(:, ?;, Dor. for ti^u)v,tZag, 
 
 i^a, I was living, impf. of Kdo) ; 
 
 f. ^//(Tw, a. 1. tZi](Ta, ag, e. 
 'E^ijTii, 3 suig. impf. act. of Krj- 
 
 THo, uj, to seek, desire ; impf. 
 
 tKnT^ov ovv, seg tig, tt tt, f. 
 
 rjffu), perf. t^rjTyjKa, impf. pass. 
 
 l^ijTtofiriv ovfiyjv, eov ov, beto 
 
 tiro. 
 "EZOMAI, f. tffofiai, f. 2. t/oD- 
 
 fiai, to seat one's self, sit, sink. 
 'E^ofitvog, t], ov, sitting, pres. 
 
 part, of t^ojiiat. 
 *E^vyjlv, I have been joined, a. 2. 
 
 ind. pass, of ^evyvvm, f. 2. ^u- 
 
 yoi, a. 2. f ^vyov. 
 "E^w, to place, seat, make to sit ; 
 
 impf. tl^ov, f. €0"w, a. 1. tlaa, a. 
 
 2. el^ov, f. 2. idu>, yevt pas.s. 
 
 ufffiai, a. 1. pass. t'iaOTjv : fr. 
 
 €w, to place : whence ij^iai, 'i^o- 
 
 pai, to sit. 
 'E^(<;ypj7/i«v)C,niade captive, perf. 
 
 part. pass, of ^wypfw, to take 
 
 alive ; f. rjffit), pei-f. tKwypyjKa, 
 
 perf. pass. l^h)ypi]^ai. 
 
 Elu}OV, they lived, 3 pi. impf. 
 ind. act. for t^MV, of ^aw, to 
 live ; f. Kv^*^f perf. ti^r]Ka. 
 
 E^(u(Ta, ag, t,a. 1. ind. act. & 
 
 'Etiofffxai, I was girded or sur- 
 rounded ; perf. ind. pass, t^w- 
 fffjLBvog, perif. part. pass. fr. ^a»»/- 
 vvfii, or ^tu^'ri'<«>,to gird,f. ^io(tu), 
 
 imper. Ion. of tdio, to permit ; 
 
 f. dctii). 
 "Ey]Tt, poet, for ^rc, you may 
 
 have sent, 2 pi. a. 2. subj. of 
 
 V>;/xt, to send, a, 2. ind, »/v. 
 'EH' for tri, as yet, adv. 
 'EOoLKag, Dor. for^e0»?K:ac, you 
 
 have placed : see tOrjKa. 
 'EGaXov, I flourished, a. 2. act. 
 
 of OdXXio, to flourish, bloom ; f. 
 
 aXw, perf. TsOaXKa. 
 'EOavov, I died, a. 2. of QvfiffKOj, 
 
 to die, f. 2. m. Oavovfxai, p. act. 
 
 TkOry]Ka, perf. m. TtGvaa. 
 'E9a\pa, I buried, 3 pi. tOa^av, 
 
 a. 1. ind. act. of ^aTrrw, to bury; 
 
 f. 6d\pio, p. TE9a<pa, a. 2. act. 
 
 tTa<pov, a. 2. pass. kTd(pr}v, perf. 
 
 m. TsOijTra. 
 'E9ea(TdfiT]v, w, aro, a. 1. ind. m. 
 
 of 9tdo}iai, to look at ; f. 1. m. 
 
 9idaop.ai, perf. pass. Tt9kdp.ai, 
 'EGttv, he ran, impf. act. of Otw, 
 
 to run ; f. 9tvff0fiai or ©tvffov- 
 
 /xai. 
 
 EOEIPA, ag, >/, hair, the mane, 
 
 plume of hoi*se-hair, crest: hence 
 'E^etpa^tu, to nourish the hair, be 
 
 hairy ; f. dffoj, perf. aKa. 
 'E9tipdg, ddog, y), a beard, same 
 
 as t9npa. 
 'E9(ipio, to comb, make liairy ; 
 
 also to take care of, cultivate. 
 'E9t}g, sent, a. 1. part. pass. fr. 
 
 'iBrjv, & also t'i9i]v,Si. 1. pass, of 
 
 'iyjpi, to send. 
 'E9kXt<7Kt, he was willing, for 
 
 {l9tXe, 3 sing. impf. ind, act. (by 
 
 epenth. of taK) of tOkXd). 
 'E9tXi]fibg, ov, willing, voluntary: 
 
 fr. the same. 
 'E9tXi)fnov, ovog, 6, »;, willing, 
 
 voluntary, prompt, ready : fr. 
 
 the same. 
 'E9kXy(j9a, you may wish, poet 
 perf.' t ^u^fca, a. L in. t^ioffd^iriv, parag. for i9kXyg, 2 sing. pres. 
 
 subj, of the same verb. 
 'E9kXyffLv, he may be willing, for 
 
 w, aTO 
 
 Eyj, it may be, poet, for y, 3 sing. 
 
 subj. fr. w, yg, of tlfii, to be. 
 'El), dat. sing. f. g. poet. fr. tog, 
 
 ti), tor, his: fr. ov, of himself. 
 
 EtjKa, ag, e, I sent, for rJKa, Att. 
 
 a. 1. of ''rjjxi, to send. 
 'Eijv, I was. Ion. & poet, for rjv, 
 
 1 sing. impf. of ti/xi, to be. 
 ' Eiivcavov,iori]vSai'ov,l pleased, 
 
 impf. poet, of dvcdvio. 
 'EJyoc, gen. sing, for tsog, but by 
 
 poet, ectisis lieoc, & metath. 
 
 kijog, fr. ivg, good, gen. sing. 
 
 Ifog. But 
 'Er}oc, gen. sing. fr. tog, his. 
 "Er/ffOa, thou wast, poet. & iEol. 
 
 for yi(T9a, & this for y/g, 2 sing. 
 
 impf. of t/fit. Or a. 2. subj. for 
 
 yg, poet, tyg, & by parag. ^ol. 
 
 tya9a. 
 "Eofft, it may be. Ton. for y, 3 
 (175) 
 
 i9eXjj, 3 sing. subj. WtXrjTOVf 
 dual subj. 'E9tXrj<Tiu, f. 1. ind. or 
 a. I . subj. of the same verb. 
 
 'EOtXo^ovXoe, 6, y), servhig will- 
 ingly, being a willing slave : fr, 
 t9tXijj, dovXog. 
 
 'E9eXo9py](TKtia, ag, y), will-wor- 
 ship, superstition : fr. WiXoj, 
 Gpr}(TKtia. Th. 9py]aKtvo). 
 
 'E9tXoKaKt(o, at, f. T](rw, to act 
 with wilful malice or cowardice: 
 fr. t9tXu), KaKOQ. 
 
 'E9tXoKU)^fU}, w, to be wilfully 
 deaf : fr. tOtXio, Kuxftog. 
 
 'E9iXovTy}v & 'EBtXovTTjSbv, will- 
 ingly, spontaneously, adv. & 
 
 'E9tXorTy)p, ijpog, 6, a volunteer. 
 
 'E.9tXovTy)g, ov, 'E9tXovT6g, ov, & 
 'E9tXovaiog, ov, voluntary : & 
 
 'E9tXovTif adv. voluntarily. 
 
 « 
 
If / 
 
 k't 
 
 *" I 
 
 V 
 
 '■'-' ' .11! 
 
 E0N 
 
 'EOtXoTrovog, 6, 17, willing to la- 
 bour, industrious : iOkXio, ttovoq. 
 
 'EOtXovpyof , o, J7, doing his work 
 willingly : fr. W^Xio, ipyov. 
 
 'EOtXovaiioQj adv. voluntarily: fr. 
 
 'EeE'AQ, or OeXu), to will, be 
 willing, wish, choose, be pleased, 
 be able ; inipf. WiXov, eg, f, f. 
 6s\r}fT(t), p. TeOtXrjKay perl", pass. 
 nOtXtji-iai. 
 
 "E9evj by sync. Ion. for toOtv, & 
 this for ou, his ; for the lonians 
 say to for ov ; the Attics add 
 Oev ; so also ti^uOtv^ aeOev ; & 
 Weu for ?, liimsi'lf. 
 
 'EOti'To, 3 pi. a. 2. m. tOfurji', era, 
 TO, I placed ; of riBrji^it, to 
 place ; f. Qi^aio, perf. HBtiKa, a 
 2. t6>//v. 
 
 'EOfffar, 3 pi. a. 2. ind. act. of 
 
 'EOiv, Dor. for tOov, 2 sing. a. 2. 
 
 m. for tOtao, tOeo & tOou ; fr. 
 
 the same. 
 'EOtiytv, 3 sing. impf. ind. act.fr. 
 
 Orjyuj, f. ^oi, to sharpen. 
 'E0t]iv}ii9a & WtjtvvTo^ Ion. for 
 
 ifirjoiffxtOa & i9rjeovTo,k9tjovvTO, 
 
 1 & 3 pi. impf. fr. Brjsojxai, Ion. 
 
 for 9tdofiai. 
 'E9t]rj(ravTOj they inspected, 3 pi. 
 
 a. 1. m. Ion. for i9taaavTo, of 
 
 OKio/xai, to look at. 
 'E9t]qT0f he looked at, Ion. for 
 
 19 1 a TO, 3 sing. impf. of the same 
 
 verb. 
 'E^/jfca, at;, «, I placed ; 3 pi. 
 
 t9ijKav, a. 1. act. of Ti9i]j.ii, to 
 
 place ; f. 9ii<Jo}, a. 2. t0;;v. 
 'E9iiKao, Ion. for Wtjku), 2 sing. 
 
 a. 1. m. ; so tBrjKaTo, 3 sing, of 
 
 the same tense of Ti9Tjfii. 
 '¥.9rjXa, ag, e, I flourished, a. 1. 
 
 ind. act. of 0a\Xtu, f. 9aXa>. 
 'E9r]fioi'og, gen. sing. fr. 
 'E9rifnjjv, ovog, b, 7), accustomed. 
 
 Th.WoQ. 
 "E9rjv, for tWrjv, I was sent, a. 1. 
 
 ind. pass. fr. ujni, to send. 
 'E9i'Coj, to accustom, inure, habit- 
 uate, train ; f. iffto, perf. il9iKa, 
 
 a. I. tWirra ; pres. pass. l9i^o- 
 
 fiai, to be accustomed, perf. pass. 
 
 il9t<Tfiai, perf. part. ti9ia^ih'og, 
 
 a. 1. inf. pass. ii9i(T9r]vai. Th. 
 
 i9og. Hence 
 ''E9i(7fia, aTog, to, a custom, 
 
 usage, habit, institution. 
 *E9l(ttsov, it is to be accustomed; 
 
 verb. adj. fr. the above. 
 'E9Xa<Tt, he bruised, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 
 ind. act. of 9Xdu), to break ; f. 
 
 d<TUJ. 
 
 'EBvdpxflQi 0*') <^» tl^6 prefect of a 
 nation : fr. Wvog, cipxio. 
 
 'E9i'iKbg, Ti, bv, national, gentile, 
 heathenish : hence 
 
 'EBviKoJg, adv. nationally, in the 
 manner of the gentiles or hea- 
 thens : fr. 
 
 El 
 
 'E0NO2, coc,r6,a nation, people, 
 race, crowd, flock, swarm, sex. 
 For t9ivog, fr. t9og ; as living 
 under the same customs. 
 
 'EOotrtTro, 3 sing. impf. pass, as 
 if fr. 9oiveof.iai, to devour, a. 1. 
 m. tBoii'Tjfrdnrjv, oj, aTO : fr. 9oi- 
 vdio, to feast. Th. 9oivi), a feast. 
 
 'E9uivit)v, they fed, 3 pi. imj>f. fr. 
 9oivdu>, to feast ; f. r^mo, perf. 
 Tt9o'ivriKa : fr. the same. 
 
 'E602, iog, TOf a rite, manner, 
 institution, custom, usage, habit. 
 Hence t&w, perf. m. fia>^a,to be 
 accustomed, be wont ; i9iZu>, to 
 accustom. 
 
 "EBov, 2 sing. a. 2. m. for Wtao, 
 Ion. i9eo, by crasis Att. t9ov, of 
 Ti9r)fn, to place ; a. 2. t9T]v, a. 2. 
 m. Wffxrjv, (TO, to. 
 
 'E96io(Ta, I excited, a. 1. ind. act. 
 fr. the «)bs. 9o6u), to sharpen ; or 
 for t96af7a, fr. Bodt^io, to move 
 quickly. Th. 0ooc, swift. 
 
 'EBpa^f, he disturbed, by sync, 
 for krdpa^t, a. 1. ind. act. fr. tu- 
 pd(T(Tio, to disturb, f. ^u). 
 
 "E.Bpt^a, I ran, a. 1. ind. act. fr. 
 Tpkx(o, to run ; f. Bpt^io, perf. 
 ctdpdfitjKa, a. 2. idpafiov, perf. 
 m. ^EcTpo/Lta. 
 
 'E9ps(p9r]v, r)g, rj, I was nourish- 
 ed, a. 1. pass, of rps^w, to nou- 
 rish ; f. 9p's\puj, p. TtTpt<pa, a. 1. 
 t9p(}pa, perf. pass. Ts9pafjfiai, 
 a. 2. iTpd<pt]v, perf. m. TSTpo<pa. 
 
 "EOptv^a, I nourished, a. 1. ind. 
 act. of Tp'e<pu). See I9ps<p9r]v. 
 
 'E9pT]vevv, JEo\. & Dor. for Wpi)- 
 vovv, they bewailed, 3 pi. impf. 
 act. of 9pr}vku), to bewail. Th. 
 Bpijvog, lamentation. 
 
 'E9v97ji', ijg, t], I was sacrificed, 
 a. I. ind. pass. fr. 9vtx}, to sacri- 
 fice, f. 9v(T(o, perf. Tt9vKa. 
 
 'EBv 1X0)9 r}v, T)g^ rj, I was enraged, 
 a. 1. ind. pass. fr. Bv^oto, to en- 
 rage ; f. wcoi, p. Tt9vfi(jjKa. Th. 
 Ovfibg, the mind, anger. 
 
 'E9vveov, they raged, 3 pi. impf. 
 of 9vyfoj, the same as 9vvu), or 
 9vio, f. Qv(TO), to rush violently. 
 
 "EOi'tre, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. fr. 
 9vix), to sacrifice, kill ; f. Bvaoj, 
 perf. Tt9vKa, perf. pass. T'i9v^ai, 
 a. 1. pass. {9v9i]v. 
 
 'E0tu, to act from ciistom, be ac- 
 customed, be wont, be in the 
 habit of ; perf. m. tno9a ; part. 
 i'ni)9o)g', Kara Tb £i'w0o(,", accord- 
 ing to custom. Th. t9og. 
 
 'E9i!j(n, they might be sent, 3 pi. 
 a. I. subj. pass. t9r]v, or ii9t)v, 
 a. 1. ind. pass, of Vi;/tt, to send. 
 
 El or tig, thou art, 2 sing. pres. 
 fr. c//ii, to be. 
 
 El, or ilg, you go, 2 sing. fr. tlfxi, 
 to go ; & impf. tlv, tig, tl, he 
 went. 
 
 EZ, go ; for Wi^ pres. impcr. of the 
 (17C) 
 
 ElB 
 
 same. And ti for iBi in coniposl. 
 tion, as I'm, t^ti. 
 
 'EI, conj. connective, used with 
 an indicative ; if, though, l^'. 
 cause, whether, since, I wish. 
 
 El It /!/), otherwise, but if not ; 
 ovStig jSdXXtL — II it jjt}), Mark 
 ii. 22 ; li it /i;) after a negative 
 sentence has the force of an 
 affirmative ; ti dpa, li dpa vf, 
 if perhaps ; ti yap, for tWt )'uo, 
 
 that, I wish ; tlyt, t'lTrtp, d 
 Cr), if indeed, if by any means ; 
 a yt it), since, seeing that ; ti- 
 yovv, if at least ; ti c' ays, conic 
 then ; ti Krai, although ; ti yun 
 Krti, for although ; ti ^ikv, d i*?, 
 if, but if ; ti ct dpa, if howevtr ; 
 ti fn), unless ; ti ^i] dpa, unless 
 indeed ; tl Trore, if at any time, 
 if ever ; tl Triog, if by any means ; 
 61 Tig, if any one, whoever ; tl 
 Tov, if of any one ; « 1 Tip, if to 
 any one ; ti Ktv, provided ; Att. 
 
 TJV. 
 
 ETA or El a, well ; adv. of cx- 
 liortation. 
 
 Eta, tlag, tie, I, you went, t^c. 
 perf. m. of tlfii, to go, instead of 
 which the Attics use ya, &c. 
 
 Eta, he permitted, 3 sing. impf. 
 act. of idoj, impf. t'laov. 
 
 El a, ag, »/, gra.ss. Engl. hay. 
 
 ErAMENH',^e, 7/, amoist place, 
 a meadow. 
 
 Elai^oj^, ov, Tb, see tavog. 
 
 Eiavbg, /}, bv, slender, thin, deli- 
 cate, fine, for iavbg, poet. 
 
 El a VTo, poet, for the sake of metre 
 instead of 'iavTo, Ion. for j)vto, 
 impf. of TJnai, to sit. 
 
 Etaor, impf. act. of tnu), to per- 
 mit (which takes for its augment 
 
 1 after €), a. 1. {latra, p. tia^a. 
 Eiapi, dat. sing. poet, for iapi, fr. 
 
 tap, pog, TO, the spring. 
 
 Ec'apii^oc, i), bv, vernal, bclongini; 
 to the spring ; dat. pi. tiapiroTm: 
 fr. the same. 
 
 Eiap6/ia(T0of, OV, r), having a 
 breast expanding like the blos- 
 soms of spring : fr. eiap, fiaoBoc. 
 
 Elag, you permitted, 2 sing. impf. 
 of idui, to permit ; impf. t'uwv 
 u)v, atg ag, at a, perf. tlaKa. 
 
 Eldas, poet, tlafffft, he left, 3 sing. 
 a. 1. act. fr. tdoj, to permit ; f. 
 ld'(Tut,a. I. ildna. 
 
 EiaaKf, Ion. parag. of (tks, for tui, 
 3 sing. impf. of tatu. 
 
 Eiacx', for tlie above, on account 
 of an aspirate following. 
 
 Et'arai, Sc tiaro, poet, for carot, 
 &. saTo, Ion. for ijvTai, & tJitu, 
 of which the one is 3 pi. iii«l. 
 pres. of 7//iai, to sit ; the other 
 3 pi. imj)f. i'jfirjv, rjcro. 
 
 Ei/Sf rat, 3 sing. ind. Ion. & poet, 
 for XfifiiTai ; so tlfStiv for Xti- 
 pfiv, tij36fi(vog for XtijSofxtvog. 
 
 EIA 
 
 Th. Xeifiu), f. ypoj, to pour out. 
 
 V'tyt, if indeed J conj. with an in- 
 dicative. 
 
 Eryua,arog,r6, an image: fr.ciicaj. 
 
 Kit? , well ; adv. of exhortation. 
 
 Eiiaivoixai, & EicdXXn^at, to be 
 assimilated, become like : & 
 
 EiidXi^og, 6, 17, fair, specious, 
 beautiful ; rest^mbling: fr. tJSog. 
 
 Eteap, ciTog, to, for tdap, food, 
 victuals, a banquet : fr. totu. 
 
 Elie, know, a. 2. imper. & in an- 
 other signif. it may be for tliTjKt, 
 by S}iic. fr. iiitoj, to know. 
 
 YJiia, or idea, ag, >/,an idea, form, 
 appearance : fr. tliu). 
 
 Eiiiirjv, I may see, i)res. opt. of 
 tldrifii, f. ticr](Ttt}. Hence pres. 
 infin. eiitvai ; as Ti9eiT]v, &. ri- 
 Bi-i'ttL, fr. Ti9yiiJii. Or by sviic. 
 for tiirjKtvai, fr. tidtio. Or for 
 olitvai, fr. perf. m. olia, of tiCoj. 
 
 Elctv, 3 sing. a. 2. act. tldov, tg, 
 t, I .saw ; fr. tliio, to see, a. 2. 
 iliov Si. liov, f. tlrroftat. 
 
 Eiiivai, either pres. infin. fr. «- 
 St]Hi, or perf. infin. act. by sync, 
 for tiiriKsvaiy fr. tic'soj, to know. 
 
 E'lctog tTraftfjievoi iralitg, boys of 
 a beautiful form. 
 
 Eici(j9ai, Ion. & poet, for toiKtvai, 
 to be like; & for ioKtlVjto seem. 
 
 Elt'erai, it appeal's, 3 sing. pres. 
 fr. t'liofiai. 
 
 Euf x9(ia, ag, »;, deformity, which 
 di.sgusts ; Wisd. Sol. xvi. 3 : fr. 
 
 Elctx9t)g, kog, 6, »), odious to the 
 sight, ugly, hideous, deformed : 
 fr. tlCog, tx9og. 
 
 EuHo, to know, perceive, under- 
 stand, f. tiSijffu), perf. tldijKa, 
 l)lupf.ftOjjK:tii', «Sc by syncop.ftJa, 
 & tlctiv, Att. yitiv, tig, ti, 3 pi. 
 yhiffav; poet, ijtictiv, lem. yiea, 
 ag, ee, contr. yctj, rjg, 1;, perf. 
 infin. tiijjKkvai, by sync, ticsvai, 
 perf. ])art. eicrjKojg, by sync, ti- 
 Ciog, OTog, &c. & in f. g. tiivla, 
 ag, & in n. g. tiiog ; tidfjffai, a 
 1. inf. ; perf. m. ot^a : fr. tliijfii, 
 obsol. the sanrc as liieu), see 
 tictirjv. Th. tt^a», the same. 
 
 EiStiixotv, ovog, 6, 17, knowing, 
 skilful, clever. EiCfji^ioviog, adv. 
 skilfully ; poet. fr. tiStu). 
 
 Eicyg, you may know, 2 sing, 
 pres. subj. fr. eiisu}, to, to know, 
 
 f. l)(TO}. 
 
 Eictjmg, tiog, >/, knowledge, skill. 
 ElCijcruj, f. 1. ind. tidijfftiv, f. 1. 
 
 nifin. of tiStiit. 
 Eict)Tt, 2 pi. pres. subj. act. of 
 
 liiiu). 
 EliiKog, 7), bv, specific; capable of 
 
 investing with forms, i. e. 9tbg, 
 
 God, Plut. ix. 475 : fr. tli)og. 
 Eic60', for tiioTa, acquainted 
 
 with, knowing ; ace. sing. perf. 
 
 part, by sync, for tiiijKOTa, of 
 
 tiitu: 
 
 EIA 
 
 Eieoi, ai, the ides ; a Latin word, 
 fr. iduo, which in the Tuscan 
 dialect is used for dirido. 
 
 Ei5ofiaL,Sc tiofjai, ]>oet. to be like, 
 perJF. tliijfiai, fr. tliuj. Hence 
 
 Eid6fitvog,&. tti^o/ici'oc, poet, like, 
 resembling, part. pres. 
 
 Eidofisg, we see. Dor. for tliofiev, 
 1 pi. of tlcuj, to see. 
 
 Eliov, & idov, a. 2. ind. act. fr. 
 the same. 
 
 Ei^orroiEto, at, f. rjffio, to form a 
 likeness, represent : fr. tldog, 
 TTouo). Hence 
 
 Ei'^oTToua, ag, 1), a specification, 
 representation, forming of a 
 likeness : & 
 
 Ei7o7roi6^, o, r), forming a like- 
 ness, specific : fr. the same. 
 
 ElSog, tog, to, an appearance, 
 form, face, likeness, kind, spe- 
 cies ; dat. sing, eliti, tliti, dat. 
 1)1. tlitcri. Th. tliu), to see. 
 
 Elcoaav, they knew, Boeot. for 
 tlSov, 3 pi. a. 2. act. of tiieio. 
 
 EiCoTt, dual, & tiiortg, pi. num. 
 fr. eiS<jjg, oTog, perf. part. act. for 
 siir]K(l)g, by crasi.s, of tidsio, or 
 tiirijxi, to know ; f. r)(Toj, perf. 
 tlirjKa. 
 
 Eiivla, ag, in dat. Ion. tiiviy, for 
 eidrjKvla, perf. part. act. f. g. ei- 
 iviyffi, for tiSviaig, dat. pi. Ion. 
 of tiitu). 
 
 EiivXXiov, ov, ro, an idyl, a small 
 poem; £t^i»XXia,as those of The- 
 ocritus, are various kinds of 
 poems : fr. diog, which is fr. 
 
 El'AQ, tosee, perceive, behold, 
 look, know, experience, judge ; 
 f. tiffoiiai, & ttro/iai, poet. a. 2. 
 tliov, & i^ov, tg, E, a. 2. imper. 
 ICe, or Att. lis ; a. 2. subj. liio, 
 ?jg, y, a. 2. infin. iitlv, a. 2. part. 
 icijjv, ovffa, bv, a. 1. m. tiffdjxijv, 
 & Itiffdixijv, I resemble, have 
 imitated, opt. eirraifiJiv, infin. 
 f?fTa(T0ai,part. ii(Tdntvog,a,2. m. 
 liiofxiiv, & liofiriv, iu the act. 
 signif. imper. iiov. 
 
 El ^<I!>, pres. subj. of tliTjfiijOr tlieio, 
 contr. as Tt9CJ, fr. TiBrjfjLi ; so pres. 
 opt. tiitijjv, pres. infin. tiievai. 
 Others consider it to be syncop. 
 of tiiijKOJ, perf. subj. fr. tiikio. 
 
 EiiujXt'iov, ov, Tb, a place for an 
 idol, a temple : fr. tlitvXov. 
 
 EiiioX69vTov, ov, to, that which 
 is sacrificed to an idol : fr. tliu)- 
 Xov, 9vuj. 
 
 EiiojXoXaTpfia, ag, rj, idolatry, 
 the worship of an idol : & 
 EiiioXoXdTprig, ov, 6, an idolater: 
 fr. tiiioXov, XdTpig. 
 Et^wXoi', 01', TO, an idol, image, 
 spectre: fr-J^o^an appearance, 
 likeness. Th. tiiia. 
 EiiojXoTrXatTTog, 6, 17, formed in- 
 to an hnage, picturcscpie, spe- 
 cious : fr. t'liioXov, 7rXa<TT6g. 
 (177) 
 
 EIK 
 
 Et^wXoTToiia, ag, //, the forming 
 of an idol or image : fr. tiiojXoVy 
 
 TTodbt. 
 
 EiiioXotpavi^g, tog, o, >';, spectre- 
 like, ghastly : fr. ti^tuXov, <paii'(o. 
 
 Eiiujg, knowing, experienced, 
 skilled, perf. part. act. by sync, 
 for tiiijKujg, oTog, of tiikio, f. 
 r](Tu). 
 
 Eter, they might be, 3 pi. pres. 
 opt. by sync. Att. for tirjaav, fr. 
 6it;v, of f I'/ii, to be. 
 
 Ehv, be it so, granted ; adv. of 
 concession : fr. the same. 
 
 E'irjv, rjg, rj, a. 2. opt. act. of 'o;/ii, 
 to send ; f. ri(Th). 
 
 E'ir]v, tir]g, tit], I might be, pi. tii]- 
 fitv, tiTjTt, tlijaav, sync. tlyLtv, 
 tlTs, tltv, pres. opt. of ti^Li, to be. 
 
 Elff for t'lTa, then ; on account of 
 the aspirate following. 
 
 El'9AP, adv. poet, immediately. 
 
 Ei0€, I wish, O that ! would that ! 
 Th. ti, if ; for which ti, tlrt, or. 
 
 E'i9t]v, or e9r)v, I was sent, a. 1. 
 ind. pass, of 117/it, to send. 
 
 EiOiKw^, accustomed, perf. part, 
 act. & 
 
 FJiBiaa, I accustomed, a. I. ind. 
 act. ; so perf. act. £i0i»ca, & 
 
 EWifffiai, I have been or am ac- 
 customed, perf. pass, whence £i- 
 9i(Tp,'tvog, part. ; fr. IBiKiu. 
 
 EIk, for t'lKt or t'lKtv, if indeed. 
 Th. £i', if, & the poetic particle 
 Kt or Ktv. 
 
 Ei/ca, I am like, perf. m. for which 
 the Attics use toiKa, repeating 
 the initial letter of the pi-esent, 
 & changing s into o ; fr. t'lKio. 
 Some will have it to be a. 1. 
 Boeot. for ti^a. 
 
 Ei»ca, ag, e, I sent, perf. ind. act. 
 of 'itjfxi, to send; f. i'/aut, a. 1. rJKa. 
 
 FjKdii, dat. sing. fr. tiKag, diog, 
 1), the number twenty : fr.ctKrotri, 
 twenty. 
 
 EiVa^iu, f. d(j(i), to liken, assimi- 
 late, render like, compare, con- 
 jecture. Th. f iKw. 
 
 EiKd9(x), to yield : fr. tictu. 
 
 EiVat, although,conj.discret.with 
 an ind.: fr. ci, if, & Kai, also. 
 
 EinaXog, a, ov, rash, frivolous, 
 vulgar : fr. tiKrf, rashly. 
 
 Et Krac, diog, 1) , the number twenty. 
 
 E'lKdffi, they have sent, 3 pi. perf. 
 ind. act. of 'iijfii, to send, perf. 
 part. eiKtjjg. But 
 
 ElKdffi, they seem, 3 pi. perf. m. 
 with pres. signif. fr. ttictu. 
 
 EiVacria, ag, r), a resemblance, 
 
 1 ikeness, comparison, conj ecture. 
 ElKafffia, ttTog, Tb, an image, like- 
 ness, representation : fr. eiV-d^tu. 
 
 EiicacrfitvoQ, Uke, perf. part. j)ass. 
 fr. ciica^tu. 
 EiKiiacraig, you might conjecture, 
 
 2 sing. a. 1. opt. act. poet, for 
 tiKaaaig, of cica^w, f. dait), a. 1. 
 
 N 
 
•K>i 
 
 Ml 
 
 II 
 
 EIK 
 
 infill. tiKaaai, Th. cticw, to be 
 like. 
 
 "EiKaoTog, ^, bv, assimilated, re- 
 sembling, like : fr. tUdKio. 
 
 EiKart, Dor. for cticofft, twenty. 
 
 EiKtXovupog, 6, i), like a dream, 
 vain, visionary : fr. t'lKeXog, ovu- 
 
 EixrAof, 6, >/, like. Th. tiKio. 
 
 EI'KH~, adv. in vain, rashly, un- 
 advisedly, at random, by chance, 
 idly : fr. iiKw, to yield, give way 
 to any impulse. 
 
 EtVovt^w, f. iOiOy to make like, 
 pourtray, express : fr. tUvJV. 
 
 EUbgy oTog, to, like, likely, pro- 
 bable, fit, becoming, reasonable, 
 just ; neut. fr. tUojg, fr. eIku). 
 
 EIA 
 
 representation : fr. the same. 
 
 EiKoi^, becoming, just,reasonable, 
 perf. part. m. fr. hku. 
 
 ElXaixlg, icogy »/, a membrane 
 covering the brain : fr. tiXkoj, 
 to involve. 
 
 EiXaTTivd^u), f. dffio, poet, to feast : 
 
 EtXa7riva(Tr/)e, ov, 6, a guest: fr. 
 
 El'AAni'NH, ijg, ij,a feast, ban- 
 quet ; at the expense of one 
 person; as ipavog, of more; dat. 
 pi. eiXarrivyffi : fr. elXt], a com- 
 pany, & TTtvw, to drink. 
 
 ElXap, apogy to, (as also tlXap) a 
 covering, shelter, fortress, ram- 
 part : fr. ilXsu). 
 
 EiXdrivog for tXaTivog, poet, 
 made of pine : fr. tXaTi] 
 
 oxen : fr. tticoo-t, (3ovg. 
 EiKOffaeTtjg, kog, 6, »/, one who is 
 
 twenty years old : siKOffi, trog. 
 EiKOffttKig, adv. twenty times : fr. 
 
 t'lKOffl. 
 
 EiKoadicX'ivog, ov, having twenty 
 couches ; Epith. triclinii : fr. ti- 
 Kocri, xXivrj. 
 
 ErKOSI, poet. iEiKocri, oi, ai, rd, 
 twenty ; used in pi. only & un- 
 decl. Dor. tiicari. 
 
 EiKoffifiETpog, ov, containing twen- 
 ty measures : fr. tiKOffi, nerpov. 
 
 EiKoffivrjpiTog, 6, »/, for which 
 twenty contend, twenty-fold : fr. 
 
 t'lKOffi, IpiKo}. 
 
 Etico(ri7r£i/rf,undecl. twenty-five ; 
 fr. I'lKom, TikvTi. : tiKoffirkaaa- 
 pig, twenty -four ; fr. i'lKoai, Ttff- 
 aaptg: tiKotriTptlgj twenty-three; 
 fr. t'lKoaij Tptig. 
 
 EUoffTog, t), 6v, the twentieth : 
 fr. tiKoai. 
 
 EiKoTwg, adv. justly, likely, pro- 
 bably, as is fit : fr. ct/cwj;, oTog, 
 like. Th. (Iko). 
 
 'EtKTijVy they were like, for tt«- 
 Ti]v, 3 dual impf. by sync. & se- 
 paration of the diphthong hk- 
 TTjVy fr. ("iKio. Or, according to 
 others, plupf. m. t'lKsiv, dual €i- 
 KiiTTjv, by sync, ukttjv, & by 
 dialysis ti<cr»;v. 
 
 'EcKro, for elKSTo, he was likened, 
 3 sing. impf. i)ass. fr. tiKw, to 
 be like. Or plupf. fr. tiyfxrjv, 
 
 Ko, KTO. 
 
 EUvXav, fit, becoming, ace. sing. 
 
 p. part. mid. f. g. fr. tijca, perf. 
 
 m. for toiKa, of tiKu), to be like. 
 EI'KQ, to be Uke, resemble, seem 
 
 likely ; f. ^w, perf. m. ioiKa : wg 
 
 toiKt, as it appears, seems; plupf. 
 
 i(i)Kei, is fit, II. A. 119. 
 Eiicw, f. KiOj to yield, give way, 
 
 retreat, retire. 
 EiKut, Sag ovg, -q, poet, for tlxujv, 
 
 ovog, an image, effigy. 
 EIkujv, yielding, pres. part. fr. 
 
 tiicio. 
 EUujv, ovogy y, an image, statue. 
 
 ElKoffdjioiog, 6, r/, worth twenty ElXc, he took, a. 2. act. fr. aipfu). 
 
 ElXtyfiai, I was said, Att. for 
 
 XiXtyfiai, perf. pass, of Xeyw. 
 EI'AEreYIA, ag, rj, Lucina, the 
 
 goddess of parturition : fr. tXfv- 
 
 Ou), whence also she is called 
 
 'EXtv9u). 
 
 EiXuTai, 3 s. pr. pass. fr. tiXku). 
 EiXtbg, oil, 6, the iliac jmssion, a 
 disease of the intestines ; a kind 
 of vine : fr. ci'Xtw. 
 
 E't'Xtr' & tiXeTo, he chose, 3 sing. 
 a. 2. m. fr. a'lpkio. 
 
 EiXfv, you took. Dor. for tiXov, 
 2 sing. a. 2. m. of aipsto. 
 
 EtX6i)i/ro, for ttXIovro or t'lXovpTO, 
 Dor. 3 pi. impf. pass, of iiXkoj. 
 
 EiX€x«> Att. for XkXexa, perf. ind. 
 act. fr. Xkyix). 
 
 EI'AE'Q, a>, to drive, press, or 
 crowd together, collect, inclose, 
 shut or pen up ; but EiXlw, d, 
 to roll round, wrap up, cover, 
 involve ; f. rjffu), perf. rjKa. 
 
 E'lXr], r]g, »), a troop, band : fr. 
 eiXktu. 
 
 E'iXt], 7]g, ij, the heat of the sun, 
 splendour : see 'iXij. 
 
 EiXrjGiiffa, a. 1 . part. pass, fem 
 surrounded ; fr. iiXiio. 
 
 EiXT]9eprjg, eug, 6, ?/, warmed by 
 the sun : fr. t'iXr], 9tpu). 
 
 ElXijXovOa, ag, c, I came, poet, 
 for kXr]Xv9a, perf. m. Att. of 
 tpxofjiai, to come; perf. m. ijXv- 
 9a, Att. tXiiXv9a. 
 
 EiXj]Xov9ii, 3 sing, pluperf. m. 
 
 EiXi]Xov9^ev, by syne, for ttX//- 
 Xov9afisv, we came, 1 pi. fr. 
 iiXr)\ov9a, perf. m. 
 
 E'iXjifia, oTog, rb, a covering, en- 
 velope, husk : fr. tlXto;. 
 
 EiXrififiai, pf. Att. for XlXi/^/iai. 
 
 EiXr]ixfiePog,foT XiXTjUfi'svog, perf. 
 part. pass, of XafijSdvoj, to take. 
 
 ElXrjTTTai, he was taken, 3 sing, 
 of perf. pass. tlXijfifiai, of Xafx- 
 (3dv(o, to take. 
 
 E'iXr)<pa, I have taken, perf. Att. 
 for XkXyj^a ; hence liXrj^ihg, oTog, 
 perf. part. act. of the same. 
 
 EtXt;Ya, I have obtained by lot, 
 (178) 
 
 EIA 
 
 perf. Att. of Xayx^^*^- 
 EiXiyyog, ov, 6, a rollmg, whirl- 
 ing, disease of the mtestines, 
 vertigo in the head: fr. tlXirrw, 
 fr. clXlw, to turn. 
 E'iXiy^u, aTog, to, a rolling, turn- 
 ing, winding, involving : fr. 
 EiXty fiat, perf. pass. & part. tiXty- 
 ^kvog, fr. tiXiTToi. Th. t'lXku), 
 to turn. 
 
 EiXiyfxbg, ov, 6, a vortex, whirl- 
 ing, rolling : fr. tlXhffu). 
 E'iXiKeg (36eg, so called am(>n;j; 
 the poets, either black or flexile; 
 or from their twisted horns : fr. 
 I'iXi^. 
 
 ElXiKpifeia, ag, i], sincerity : fr. 
 EiXiKpivtjg, kog, 6, ij, distinct, 
 manifest, sincere, pure, bright ; 
 nom. pi. tiXiKpivug: fr. t'iXij, the 
 brightness of the sun, or rathor 
 'iXrj, Si Kpivof^iui, to discern. 
 EiXiKTog, j), bv, wTapped up, tor- 
 tuous : fr. iiXiaffbj. 
 E'iXi^, or tXiK, iKog, /;, a turning 
 round, covering, circle ; species 
 of ivy; adj. 6, ij, twisted, curled, 
 involved : fr. tiXiffffio, the same 
 as liXiu), to turn. 
 ElXt7ro^ae,acc. pi. having crooked 
 feet, or walking crookedly ; dat. 
 pi. Ion. uXiTToCeaai : fr. 
 EtXiTTODc, oSog, 6, t), turning the 
 
 feet ; dragging the feet, slow- 
 footed : fr. t'lXsio, TToiig. 
 ElXiaadfitvog, rj, ov, rolled up, 
 
 pres. part. pass. fr. 
 EiXiffao, or -rrw, to roll round 
 
 or up, turn, wind, twist ; inr 
 
 which is often used iXittm ; f. 
 
 (^w,perf. t tXixa,perf. pass. t'iXiy- 
 
 ^ai. Th. tiXfw. 
 EiXiTti'ijg, sog, 6, /;, curling, The- 
 
 ocr. xiii. 12 : fr. Ttii'io. 
 EiXixaTo for t'lXiyfiivoi t'lirav, '^ 
 
 pi. pluperf. pass, of tiXiaffio. 
 
 Th. (tX£a>. 
 ElXifor, impf. act. fr. tX*:w, to 
 
 draw : & 
 E'lXKvae, he drew, a. 1. cVXk-i'oi , 
 
 imj)f. fr. iXKVu). 
 E'lXo^ifvog, ov, 6, pres. part. pass. 
 
 fr. t'lXo^iai, same as tiXtio. 
 EiX6fii}v, I chose, a. 2. m. of 
 
 aipsio. 
 ElXor, eg, s, I took, a. 2. ind. act. 
 
 t'iXovTo, 3 pi. a. 2. m. fr. alofw. 
 EtXoi;, 2 s. a. 2. m. of the same. 
 EiXo^a, Att. for XiXoxa, perf. fr. 
 
 Xiyut. 
 EiXvarai, Ion. for t'lXvulvot ihi, 
 
 3 pi. perf. pass, of t'lXino, or t'l- 
 
 Xvfii, to turn. Th. tlXau, the 
 
 same. 
 
 ElXvG^bg, ov, o, a den: fr. iiXiho. 
 EiXvfxa, UTog, to, a coverin^', 
 
 mean garment : fr. iiXvoj. 
 ElXvbg, ov, b, the same as liXvO- 
 
 fibg, & fr. the same. It is also 
 
 written IXvog. 
 
 ElM 
 
 JLiXvg, vog, Tb, same as iXvg, 
 mud, mire, slime. 
 
 YjXixpaZe, he reflected, imperf. of 
 
 V.iXv(pd(^uj, or -dio, f. daio, to turn, 
 roll, whirl about. Th. siXvu). 
 
 E/Xf^" w vrf (;,poet. for 6iX j»0w I'-f g, 
 fr. uXv(pduj, to turn. Th. tiXino. 
 
 EiXvio, EiXiffjiL, or ElXv'w, f. vaio, 
 to turn, roll, creep, crawl, hide, 
 cover, wrap up, envelope. 
 
 E?Xw, or E'iXoj, the same as eiXeu), 
 or tiXku), to inclose, wrap up, as- 
 semble, collect. 
 
 ET'AQS, ojTog, 6, or EiXiOTtjg, ov, 
 0, a Helot, a slave among the 
 T^acedoemonians. 
 
 K(Xu>rtia, ag, i), servitude : & 
 
 ElXwrf yw, f. tucw, to serve : & 
 
 ElXwrif, i^og, r), a female slave : 
 fr. t'lXojg. 
 
 El/ia, aTog, ro, a garment ; vEol. 
 ffjifxa, fr. 'icj, to put on, or ivvvio. 
 
 Elfiai, €1(701, perf. pass, of Ieoj, to 
 jiut on, a. 1. ilffa, pluperf. pass. 
 t'lfitjv, part. perf. t'lfjikvog. 
 
 YAfiai, I was sent, perf. pass, of 
 'ii]fii, to send. 
 
 E'lfiapfiai, aai, Tai, Att. for //e- 
 fiaofiat, perf. pass. & part, t'l- 
 ^mpfifvog, fatal, decreed by fate; 
 Tt)v t'lfi. TToptiai', the destined 
 way, death : thence 
 
 lAfiapfitvt], rjg, »/, fate; that which 
 i.s divinely decreed : fr. fieipio, 
 to divide ; as to every one a 
 certain lot is divided or appor- 
 tioned. 
 
 E'l/tapro, it had been decreed, 3 
 sing, pluperf. pass, of the same. 
 
 El^iv, poet. Dor. & ^Eol. for iff- 
 p'tv, I pi. of eijLit, to be. 
 
 Elfitv, we may be, by sjuc. for 
 thifitv, pres. opt. 1 pi. of the 
 same. 
 
 E'ljxfvai, poet. & Dor. for tlvai, 
 to be, Att. ififvai, .^ol. ififievai, 
 pres. infin. of elfil, to be. 
 
 li'ifiivog, clothed, part. fr. £t/ia<, 
 perf. pass. fr. su), to put on. 
 
 l^ififg, Dor. iifikv, "poct. for tfffih', 
 1 pi. pres. ind. of tifxi, to be. 
 
 Ki /o), conj. unless ; the same as 
 aXXa, but. 
 
 Etfit, d or fJg, kffTi, to be, exist, 
 happen, come to pass, belong to, 
 be born from ; tlvai Trtpi r», to 
 be engaged in ; tiaiv oV, some ; 
 imperf. ifv, i)g JEo\. i}(r9a, »;, 
 Att. in N. T. Tjv, I was, plupei-f. 
 y^i]v, ijao, yro, I had been, f. 
 t<TOfiai, y, tTai, by sync. tcxTai, 
 ])res. imper. ic^i or la9i, or tao, 
 loTit), Att. T/rw, pres. opt. tiriv, 
 Vg, 7;, pres. subj. w, yg, y, I might 
 be, f. subj. i(T(jjfiai, y, r/rat, pres. 
 infin. dvai, f. 1. infin. t<na9ai, 
 part. pres. iov, ovaa, bv. Th. 
 fw, obsol. the same. 
 EI/zi, to go, corae ; dual \tov, 3 
 pi. ilai and tatn, imperf. ilv, 
 
 Eia 
 
 dual Itov, 3 pi. laav, a. 2. ind. 
 lov, hg, pres. imper. Wi, itw, a. 
 2. imper. U, perf. m. da, (fr. 
 dio) Att. ya, & by resolution of 
 vowels yia, ag, e, pluperf. ytiv, 
 3 id. ytiryav, Att. T/eaav. EZ/it 
 «Sc its compounds have usually, 
 & in Attic writers always, a 
 future signification in the present 
 tense. Th. lu), obs. to go. 
 
 Elv, in, for iv, poet, with dat. 
 
 Ell', I went, impf. of c7/ii, to go. 
 
 Elv, poet, for ffv, impf. of ti'/it, 
 to be. 
 
 EivdtTtg, & ivvdiTig, adv. for 
 nine years : fr. 'EvvatTrig, for 
 the space of nineyears: ir.ivvka, 
 tTog. Hence EtVacri^ofiat, to be 
 nine years old. 
 
 Elvaiy to be, pres. inf. fr. tip.i, 
 to be : also 
 
 El vat, by metath. for Ikvai, infin. 
 fr. t7/it, to go : thence aTrtivat, 
 to depart : but 
 
 Elvat, to have sent, a. 2. inf. fr. 
 t»//zi, to send. 
 
 EtVa»ctc,adv.nine times: h\ivv'ia. 
 
 EivaXit], r}g, //, & EtVaXiog, ov, 6, 
 belonging to the sea, marine, 
 maritime ; for ivdXiog : fr. Iv, 
 dXg, dXbg, »/, the sea. 
 
 EiVaXio^oirog, 6, »/, sea wander- 
 ing, or scouring, se. a net : fr. 
 tivdXiog, 0otrog. 
 
 Elvdvvxig, for the space of nine 
 nights, adv. for tvvedvvx^g • ^^' 
 evvsa, nine, vvK, night. 
 
 Eivdg, ddog, »/, for ivvdg, the 
 number nine : Hesiod uses it 
 for the ninth day of a month. 
 Th. ivvea. 
 
 ErNA'TErP,orEiVar»;p,£poc,»}, 
 a husband's brother's wife ; so 
 called Trapd Tb tvvd^eiv, to lie ; 
 as being tvvaTi)p, joined in co- 
 habitation. 
 
 ElvaTog, t), ov, the ninth ; for 
 tvvaTog, fr. ivvka, nine. 
 
 Elvt'iKavTO, Ion. & poet, for ^vtt- 
 Kavro,& erf tjcavro, they brought, 
 3 pi. a. 1. m. (see tvtiKa) of the 
 verb <l>tptii. 
 
 E'ivtKa, & E'ivsKsv, by poet, ec- 
 tasis for 'ivtKo, on account of, 
 for the sake of ; governs a gen. 
 
 EtVf, in, poet, for svi. 
 
 Eivodiog, 6, r), situated or dwell- 
 ing in the way : fr. Iv, in, & 
 bdbg, a way ; an epithet of Pro- 
 serpine, called also Trivia. 
 
 Eivo(Ti(pvXXog, 6, 7), leafy, shaking 
 with leaves : fr. dvocrig, for ivo- 
 aig, & (pvXXov. 
 
 Elvrai, they sat, 3 pi. of pf. pass. 
 dfiai ; pluperf. 3 pi. elvTO, they 
 had sat ; fr. the obs. 'ioj. 
 ElKa, I am like, 1 pi. d^afjisv, a. 
 1. ind. act of dtcw : t'l^ag, yield- 
 ing, a. 1. part, ft^av.they yielded, 
 3 pi. a. 1. act. of the same. 
 (179) 
 
 EIP 
 
 Eio for ovy poet. gen. sing.: fisTa 
 flo, with him.self. 
 EiTTa, ag, e, 1 said, 3 pi. dirav,a,. 
 
 1. ind. act. dirai, a. 1. inf. drrov, 
 tg, e, a. 2. fiTrart, 2 pi. a. 1. im- 
 per. fr. tTTio, to say ; which takes 
 t after e for its augment, & pre- 
 serves it through all the moods. 
 
 Ei7ra0' for uiraTe, 2 pi. a. 1. im- 
 
 perat. & 
 EtVe, say, Att. for cZttc, a. 2. 
 
 imper. & iItthv, to have said, a. 
 
 2. infin. of the same. 
 EiTrsfitVf Ion. for ttVav, a. 2. inf. 
 
 of the same. 
 
 EiTTtp, if indeed, if ; drrtp dpa, if 
 indeed. Th. ti, if. 
 
 EiTreo-KTf, he said. Ion. for tiTTC, 3 
 sing. a. 2. dirov, of tTrtu, to say. 
 
 EiTrr;, if at any time, by any 
 means : fr. d, if. 
 
 EiTryg, you may say, a. 2. subj.; 
 ^ol. dTn]a9a, fr. cttw. 
 
 E\Tro9tv, if from any place : & 
 
 EtVoi, if any where. Th. d, if. 
 
 EiTr6^r]v,\ followed, 3pl. uttovto, 
 impf. or a. 2. of STrofiai, to fol- 
 low, f. 'ixpofiai, p. dixfxai. 
 
 EiTrov, eg, e, a. 2. ind. & Dor. el- 
 TTov, for €i7rc, a. 1. imper. of 
 tTTio, to say. 
 
 EiTTorf, if at any time, adv. fr. ft, 
 if, & TTorc, when ; which is fr. 
 oT£, the same. So 
 
 EtTTOu, adv. if any where, if per- 
 haps, if at any time : fr. d, if, & 
 TTou, where ? fr. og, who. 
 
 EiTTiu, a. 2. subj. of (ttw, to say. 
 
 EIttojv, ov<Ta, bv, a. 2. part, of 
 the same. 
 
 EiTTojg, adv. if by any means, if 
 by chance : fr. d, if, & Trdg, 
 how ? 
 
 Eipd'va, ag, d. Dor. for dprjvrj, 
 7]g, 1), peace. 
 
 Eipa(piu)TTig, ov, 6, an epith. of 
 Bacchus, Trapd Tb ippd<p9ai, be- 
 cause he was sewed into the 
 thigh of Jove, whence he is also 
 called firipoppa<pijg. 
 
 Eipyd9u), to hinder, prohibit, for- 
 bid, draw away, exclude, divide; 
 impf. dpyaOov, &. poet, ifpya- 
 9ov ; fr. tpyw, or dpyu), the same. 
 
 Eipyaffdjjiijv, w, a to, I exercised, 
 a. l.m. dpya^o^iriVyOV, tro, impf. 
 of ipydt,o^iai. Th. tpyov. 
 
 Elpyda9r]v, I finished, a. 1. ind. 
 pass. & 
 
 Eipya<r/tat,(Tat,rai, I am finished, 
 perf. ind. pass. & part, dpyaff' 
 fievog ; fr. tpydi^o^ai. 
 
 Elpyfiai, I am bound, })erf. ind. 
 pass. & part, dpyfikvog, fr. dp- 
 yu). 
 
 E'lpyfibg, ov, 6, a shutting uj), con- 
 finement, imprisonment, prison : 
 fr. dpyo}. 
 
 E'lpy f.io(pvXa^, atcog, b, 1), a gaoler : 
 fr. dpy^bg, <pvXat. 
 N 2 
 
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 'r.j t 
 
 N-*^, 
 
 v.. 
 
 V EIP 
 
 Etpy 0/iai, tobebusy about, depart, 
 remove, abstain from ; & 
 
 Elpyov, restraining, pres. part, 
 neut. g. ttpyoy, abstain, pres. 
 imper. pass, tijuyovcrt, 3 pi. pres. 
 ind. act. fr. apyw, f. |w. 
 
 EI" pro, Att. tV'pyw, to shut up, 
 inclose, cast into prison ; ex 
 elude, avert, repel, keep off, hin- 
 der, restrain, forbid ; f. ^w, 
 perf. x«. 
 
 Eipla, aq, or Ion. ftps 17, r)Q, 17, an 
 assembly, harangue : fr. ctpw, 
 to say. 
 
 Eipcai, Ion. for tipy, you ask, 2 
 sing, of ctpo/iai, for ipofxat. Th. 
 f ipw, to say. 
 
 Eipiarai, Ion. for uprjvTai, 3 pi. 
 l)erf." pass. fr. pew, to say : see 
 
 tlOTJfi'VOQ. 
 
 Etp€£ff0ai, tiffOai, Ion. & poet. 
 
 for tpt<TOai, to ask, inquire. 
 
 Erp£o, Ion. for fipoi^, ask, pres. 
 imper. of upojxai : it may also 
 be imperf. fr. ipofiai. Th. ilpio. 
 
 Etpf pog, o I', 6, captivity, servitude : 
 fr. ilpiOj to bind. 
 
 ElpiaOcuj Ion. for iptaQai, to seek, 
 ask. 
 
 'Eipeffia, ag, r;. Ion. for Ipetria, a 
 rowing : fr. tpew for tpeacroj, 
 to row. 
 
 E/pcffiwi/?;, T/c, 7/, an olive-branch 
 boimd with wool ; which was 
 suspended before the doors of 
 temples with fruits hanging 
 about it as a charm to keep away 
 famine : fr. tlpog, wool. 
 
 'Eiptixrai, numbering. Dor. for 
 Ipovffai, pres. part. pi. num. f. 
 g. fr. ipku), to say ; poet, eiptoj. 
 Th.ipoj. 
 
 Etpjjjca, perf. Att. fr. plw, tosay; 
 f. pTjffujf perf. tppi]Kay perf. 
 part. Att. ilpr]Ku)Qf & 
 
 'Eipr}^'>-voQ, rjf ov, said, part. fr. 
 elpijuaiy Att. for tpprjfiaij perf. 
 pass. fr. pkoj. Others derive it 
 fr. ipso). 
 
 Eip?)v, evoQf 6, a boy, one who is 
 able to speak : fr. ilptM), to speak. 
 
 Etp?7vato£, a, ov, peaceful, peace- 
 able, calm, quiet : fr. iipr]vj]. 
 
 'EipijvapxrjQf 6, Irenarchy a certain 
 magistrate in the Greek empire, 
 whose office it was to preserve 
 peace in the provinces : fr. lipi]- 
 VT], apx')j command. 
 
 Etpi/vf WW, to cultivate peace, live 
 in peace ; f. c yaw, perf. tlprfvev- 
 Ka : fr. 
 
 EI'PH'NH, Tjg, 7), peace : Tcapd 
 TO ilg iv tipiiVf to connect toge- 
 ther. Hence 
 
 "EiprjviKog, »), bv, peaceful, peace- 
 able, pacific. 
 
 'Elpr}VLKijjg, adv. peaceably. 
 
 EipijvoTroieuj, w, to make peace, 
 reconcile, pacify ; f. T/ffuif peH*. 
 itprjvoiroiTjKa. 
 
 EIP 
 
 HiprivoTToibg, 6, >/, desirous of 
 peace, making peace : fr. iipr]vr], 
 
 TTOISUJ. 
 
 EipT]vo<l>v\a^, aKog, 6, >/, a keep- 
 er or preserver of the peace: fr. 
 
 slpi]t'r], <pv\aK. 
 Einiv'sog, 6, »;, woollen : & for the 
 
 same ripiveog. Th. tlpog, wool. 
 Elpiov, the same as e ptov ; see 
 
 tlpog. 
 Etpfcri), fjg, y), a prison : fr. t'lpyto. 
 EipoKOfiog, 6, »/, a wool-dresser : 
 
 fr. eipiov, fr. tZpoc, wool, & ko- 
 
 fxeoj, to take care of. 
 
 Elpofiai, see in tlpco. 
 
 EtpoTTOfcoc, o, 1), bearing wool, 
 fleecy : fr. tJpog, TrtiKio. 
 
 EtPOS, tog, TO, wool ; tpiov, ov, 
 TO, the same : fr. tlpuj, to knit. 
 
 EtpTTO/xeg, Dor. for tipTrofitv, we 
 went, 1 pi. imperf. fr. tpiru), to 
 creep. 
 
 EipvaTai, Ion. for tIpvvTai, 3 
 pers. pi. num. perf. pass. ; for 
 the lonians form the 3 pers. pi. 
 of the perf. & pluperf. from the 
 3 pers. smg. by inserting a short 
 a before Tai or to ; so tlpvaTO, 
 Ion. for tipvfitvoi ijcrav, 3 pi. 
 pluperf. of tlpvix), poet, for Ipvw, 
 to keep. 
 
 EipvKa, perf. act. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 Eipvfitvai, pres. inf. Dor. for 
 tipvtiv, fr. tipvio, or tpvio, to 
 draw. 
 
 EipvvTo, for tlpvovTo, 3 pi. impf. 
 of tpv^ai, by sync, for tpvofiai, 
 to keep; so tpvaOai, for ipvtffOai, 
 pres. inf. 
 
 EipiffTaaOai, to keep, a. 1. inf. m. 
 poet, for kpvffaaOai, of tpvio. 
 
 Elpiiro, 3 sing. impf. pass, by 
 sync. fr. the same. 
 
 Eipvw, poet, for tpvio, f. aio, to 
 draw, drag, defend, save. 
 
 E'/pxarat & t'ipxaro, Ion. for 
 tipyfitvoi tiffi & tipyp.f'Voi yffav, 
 perf. & plupf. of t'ipyvvfxi, or 
 tipyui, to shut up. 
 
 Elprpa, I broke out, a. 1. of epTroj, 
 to creep ; f. xj/oj, perf. <pa. 
 
 EI'PQ, to bind, tie, weave, knit, 
 connect ; say, ask, tell, an- 
 nounce ; in which signification 
 the present is not used, {tptio &. 
 tipkoj, poet.) f. epio, 2 pi. tptiTt, 
 you will say ; perf. npTjKa, as if 
 fr. ipsa), perf. pass, tlpijiiat, 
 paulo-post.-fut. tipT]<rop.ai, pres. 
 m. tpofiai, (eptofiai & t'lpojxai, 
 poet.) to ask ; f. tpijao^iai, a. 1 
 tipijadfiTiv & i^pdfiTjv, a. 2, i^po 
 fXTjv & poet. tipofiTjv. 
 
 EI'PQN, u)vog, 6, one who speaks 
 with dissimulation, a dissembler. 
 Hence 
 
 Eipuivtia, ag, 7), irony ; dissimu- 
 lation in speaking : & 
 
 Eipwvtvofxai, to speak ironically, 
 (180) 
 
 EIS 
 
 dissemble, deride, sneer at. 
 
 ElpojviKbg, 7), ov, ironical : hence 
 
 VApioviKibg, ironically, with dissi- 
 mulation ; adv. fr. tipwv. 
 
 EipioTq., 3 sing. pres. ind. act. t{- 
 pvjTa &. tipujTiov, 3 sing. & pi. 
 impf. fr. tipioTciu). 
 
 Etpwrav, Ion. for tpiOT^v, pre?. 
 inf. fr. 
 
 Etpu>raw,Ion. & poet, for tpwrdw, 
 f. Tjait), to ask, impf. T/pwraoi* 
 -iM}v, -atg -ag, &c. 
 
 El's, or ' Eg, to, in, into ; towards, 
 against, on, upon, after, on ac- 
 count of, with respect to, whli, 
 among, by, through, between, of, 
 for ; governing an ace. only; in 
 the expression tig g.dov, Cu)/xa or 
 something similar must be sujt- 
 plied ; in composition, signifyiiiL,' 
 in, to, within, from : tig ri ; 
 wherefore ? tig uTraK, for once ; 
 kg o, wherefore, until : tig rbv 
 aiCJva, for ever : tg to. fidXinra, 
 particularly, chiefly ; tig KaXijv, 
 opportunely ; tig xiXiovg, about 
 a thousand ; tig ti)v tarrtpav, 
 about evening. Hence ciffw, in, 
 within. 
 
 Etc, you are, 2 sing. pres. of tipl, 
 to be, for which tl is also used. 
 
 Elg, or tJ, you will go, 2 sing. |»r. 
 or impf. : but tla for tJ<Ti, he will 
 go, 3 sing. pres. of tlfti, to go. 
 
 E'ig, ipTog, having sent, a. 2. part. 
 fr. rjv, a. 2. of trj/it, to send. 
 
 Els, /iia, 'iv, one ; a certain one ; 
 the same as TrpaJroc, Matt, xxviii. 
 1. tig sKacTTog, each one ; fl<; yi 
 av/)p a>v,for an individual,al)o\ 
 other men ; gen. ivbg, ^idg, ivoc. 
 
 Elcra, a. 1. act. either of t'lSu), to 
 know, or tt/xi, to go ; instead of 
 which yaa is also used ; a. 1. in. 
 tiffdp.ijv. 
 
 El<Ta,I placed,a. 1. ind. fr. 'ivvvpi, 
 
 or f(i), I. €(TW. 
 
 Eiaaydyy, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. act. 
 Att. of tiffdyio, to introduce ; f. 
 Kfo, Th. dyoj. 
 
 EiaayytXia, ag, 1), an accusation: 
 & 
 
 EinayyiXXu), f. tXCJ, perf. tXKa, to 
 bring back word, tell, relate, ac- 
 cuse. Th. dyytXXio, to tell. 
 
 Elffayt, pres. or a. 2. imper. fr. 
 tiffdyu). 
 
 Eiaaytipu), f. pd, to collect to- 
 gether within : tiaaytipopai, 
 mid. to come to oneself, be col- 
 lected: fr. tig, dytipu). 
 
 Eiadyu), tig, ti, to introduce, lead, 
 or bring in, bring home, im- 
 port, bring into court, enrol, 
 
 marry ; f. ^w, perf. ttVi)x«5 •'• 
 2. tltrfiyov, Att. tiaiiyayov, a. 2. 
 imper. tiedyayt, tToj, a. 2. sulij. 
 tipaydyu), yg, y, a. 2. inf. tiffayii- 
 ytlv, pres. part. pass, tirrayo- 
 fitvog, rj, ov, initiated : fr. tic, 
 
 EIS 
 
 in, & dyvj, to bring. 
 Ei(Tny(i)ytvg, tiog, b, the person 
 
 who introduces or moves an 
 
 action, the plahitiff": & 
 Ei(Tayu)yi), fjg, »), introduction, 
 
 importation : & 
 EiaayujyiKbg, t), bv, introductory: 
 
 Eiffayujyifiog, b, 7), imported : fr. 
 
 titrdyu). 
 Einati, adv. for ever, always ; 6 
 
 liaati, eternal : fr. dtl, always. 
 EifTaO' for tiaaTo, he honoured 
 
 with a statue, 3 sing. a. 1. m. of 
 
 'tis), to appoint, place, set ; f. 
 
 f(Ttt), a. 1. tlna. 
 EiffaOpku), oj, f. ijffit), to behold, 
 
 look upon : fr. tig, dOpkoj. 
 Ei(Taipu), f. apio, to carry in, pre- 
 
 ])arc, lay : fr. tit;, aiptu. 
 EifTatffffii}, f. ^10, to leap, rush mto 
 
 or upon : fr. tig, dtffaut. 
 ElffaiTo, 3 sing. a. 1. opt. m. fr. 
 
 t'ldw, to see. . 
 Eirraiu), to hear, listen to : fr. tig, 
 
 (iiw. 
 Ei(TaK0VTiK(o, to throw darts at : 
 
 fr. tig, dtcovTii^oj. 
 EiaoKovu), to listen to, obey ; f. 
 
 oixTio, p. tiafjKovica, a. 1. pass. 
 
 litriiKovaOrii', I was attended to; 
 
 a. 1. part. pass. tiaaKovrrOelg, iv- 
 
 Tog, f. 1. pass. ti(TaKov(T9ij(70fiai ; 
 
 with a gen. : fr. tig, dKovio. 
 y.inaKTtov, it is necessary to bring 
 
 in, must summon : fr. tiadyut. 
 EirraXXo/xai, or to'aWo/iae, f. ov- 
 
 pai, to leap upon or in : fr. tig, 
 
 liXXo^at, to leap. 
 K(Va/it(/3w, f. ypu), to pass or enter 
 
 into : fr. tig, dfxti(iu). 
 Ektuhivoi, Ion. i'or tad fitvoi, a. 1. 
 
 pt. ni. of ew, to place ; a. 1. tlffa. 
 Eitrdfiiju, (V, aTo, I am like, a. 1. 
 
 ind. m. fr. tictio, or tid(a, to 
 
 know, seem : & 
 EiTajxi^v, a. 1. ind. m. fr. tuo or 
 
 npt, to go. 
 ElfTav, they placed, 3 pi. a. 1. act. 
 
 ilfra, poet, ecraa ; fr. 'iu) or ev- 
 
 vvfii, the same as t^u), to place. 
 Ei(Tai'a(3aivuj, to go up to, mount, 
 
 ascend, embark ; f. (iijffofiai, 
 
 perf. (5t(3r]Ka, a. 2. il.itjv, a. 2, 
 
 part, titrava^dg, ^d<Ta, a. 2. opt. 
 
 ti(Taval3aiT]v : fr. tig, dvajiaivm, 
 
 to go up. 
 EiaavayKd^u), f. d<jit), to compel : 
 
 fr. tig, dvayKdi^io. 
 Eirravdyo), to lead into : fr. tig, 
 
 avdyio. 
 ElcravtiSb), to look up at : fr. tig, 
 
 dvd, lidto), 
 EfVai/toiv, ovTog, climbing, a. 2. 
 
 part. act. fr. f iVavti/xt, to go up 
 
 towards, ascend : fr. tig, avtifjii. 
 EitrdTTa^, adv. for once, once ior 
 
 all : fr. tig, liiraK. 
 TAtrapiOfxiu), f. t](toj, to number 
 
 among : fr. tig, dpiOfito). 
 
 EIS 
 
 'EiVaf,acc.pl.f. g. IVtrrjg, gen.fr. 
 
 ti~(Tog,rj,oi', equal ; same as i<Tog. 
 Eirraro, he seemed, a. 1. m. fr, 
 
 tlSio, to see ; f. tiao^iai, a. 2. 
 
 tlcov : & 
 EAauTo, he penetrated, a. 1. m. of 
 
 the verb tlto, to go. 
 Eia<f,Tro}, to leap into or on : fr. 
 
 tig, q.TTu). 
 Ei(Tav0ig,&. EiffavTig, afterwards, 
 
 hereafter : fr. tig, avBig, Si. av- 
 
 Tig, again. Th. av, the same. 
 Eiaavpiovy on the morrow, adv. : 
 
 fr. tig, avpiov. 
 ¥Aaa(pir]jxi, to introduce ; f. -qooj, 
 
 a. 1. T]Ka'. fr. tig, d(pir]fii. 
 Ei<Ta<piKdpt, he returned, 3 sing. 
 
 impf. act. fr. 
 Eiffa^iKd'vio, to approach, arrive 
 
 at, return : fr. tig, dnb, & 'iKd- 
 
 Vh), to come. Th. 'iKvioiiai, the 
 
 same. 
 EiffuipiKTjai, you may come, 2 
 
 sing. a. 2. subj. m. Ion. for tiff- 
 
 a<piKy ; fr. 
 Ei(Ta<piKi>tofiai, f. i^ofiai, perf. ly- 
 
 /xai, to ap})roach, arrive at : fr. 
 
 the same th. 
 Ei<T(3aivu), to go into, enter ; lift 
 
 into, put on board, embark : fr. 
 
 tig, (iaivui. 
 E!«T/3dXXw, f. aXu), perf. (ifjiXTiKa, 
 
 to throw in, enter, invade, at- 
 tack ; to fall into, applied to a 
 
 river : fr. tig, (3dXXu}. 
 Ei(T(3id<^o^ai, to use violence, en- 
 ter by force : fr. tig, (3id^ofiai. 
 
 Th. /3ta, force. 
 Et(Tj3ij3a^a>, f. d<T(o, to cause to 
 
 ascend, put on board : fr. tig, 
 
 (3i(3d^io, to enter ; fr. (3aipio, to 
 
 go- 
 Ei'(r/3X€7rw,to look at or earnestly 
 
 upon : fr. tig, jSXettw. 
 
 EtV/3oX>), ijg, 7), an entrance, in- 
 cursion, military expedition : fr. 
 ttffjidXXio. 
 
 Ei(Typd<pio, f. \pu}, to inscribe : fr. 
 tig, ypd0(u. 
 
 EiaSfpKOJ, a. 2. kSpaKov, to look 
 at, look in the face: fr. tig, SipKoj. 
 
 Eiffdtxofiai, to receive into, ad- 
 mit, allow ; f. 1. m. tiaSi^ofiai : 
 fr. tig, btxoyiai, to receive, perf. 
 ^tdtynai, a. 1. pass. tStxOtjv. 
 Hence 
 
 Eiffdoxrjj ijg, r), admission, recep- 
 tion. 
 
 Eiffdpafiovffa, running in, a. 2. 
 part. act. f. g. fr. rptx'^j to rmi : 
 see ti<Ttdpafiov. 
 
 EiffSvvu), dvu), or dvfii, f. vau), to 
 go under or in, enter into, insi- 
 nuate itself, put on : dg, Ivvio. 
 
 El(Tt, a. 1. ind. act. of tw, to 
 place, put on ; f. 'iffofxai, a. 1. 
 m. t'lcrdiiijv, perf. pass, tlfiai. 
 
 E'lfftat, you will know, for tlffy. 
 Ion. 2 sing. f. 1. m. of tt^w, to 
 know ; f. t'lcrofxai. 
 (181) 
 
 EIS 
 
 Eiak^paiiov, I ran in, a. 2. ind. 
 
 act. fr. tivTpkxo), f. GpfKo), perf. 
 
 titTTiTptxa or tia^tCpdfiijKa, a. 
 
 2. part, tiacpafiioi', ovaa,6i': fr. 
 
 tig, Tpexu), to run, f. ^u), perf. 
 
 ^idpdfiTjKa & TtTpfxa. 
 Eiaecv, lie entered, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 
 fr. tlffdvijii : fr. tig, ^vfii, or cv- 
 
 Vio, to go in ; f. ^ucrtu. 
 EiaeiSoj, to look on, view, behold : 
 
 fr. tig, iidu). 
 EiatiXtu), to roll in, WTap up, go 
 
 or come into : fr. tig, t'lXtoj. 
 EicTft/ti, or tiaii)^i, to enter, 3 pi. 
 
 ind. pros, tloidaiv. Ion. for «V- 
 
 tlai : fr. tig, m, & tlfii, or h^m, 
 
 tpgo. 
 Eicrtl(n, for tiaitlai, Ion. tlaitdcri, 
 
 they let in, 3 pi. pres. fr. tiairjfii. 
 Ei(TtXainfio,f. ocw, perf. tiffrjXaKa, 
 
 to rush in, break in, ride in, put 
 
 into port : fr. tig, tXavvio. 
 EiffiXtvaonai, y, trai, f. 1. m. fr. 
 
 ti(Tfpxofiai,to enter, a. 2. «t<Ti;X- 
 
 Oov, perf. m. tirrtXtjXvOa. Th. 
 
 tpxofJLai, to come. 
 E'KTtXOt, tTu), a. 2. imper. tifftX- 
 
 9iiv, a. 2. inf. tia'tXOyg, 2 sing. 
 
 a. 2. subj. tiatXBCjv, ovoa, ov, a. 
 
 2. part, of tiatpxafjiai. 
 Ei(TeX9(jjfitg, Dor. for dfftXOtjfitv, 
 
 we might enter, 1 pi. a. 2. subj. 
 
 of tiaepxofiat. 
 Ei(TtXKvio, f. (Til), to drag or draw 
 
 into : fr. tig, iXKvu). 
 Elfftv, 3 sing. a. 2. act. of 'iio, to 
 
 place, f. 'i(T(t), a. 1. tlaa. 
 EiatvtyKyg, 2 sing. a. 2. subj. act. 
 
 3 pi. tia(vkyKU)an>, of litj^ipu), 
 
 to carry in ; f. tiaoiffu), a. 1. 
 
 ti(jr]vtyKa, a. 2. tlaijvtyKov : fr. 
 
 tig, ^kpti), to bring, bear. 
 Eia'tTTtiTa, adv. henceforth. 
 Ei(Ttirkp7]aa, I passed, a. 1. ind. 
 
 act. fr. tiaTTtpdu) : fr. tig, irtpdoj, 
 
 to pass ; f. ri<T(i} & dVw. 
 EiatTrr]dr](ra, 1 leaped upon, a. 1. 
 
 ind. act. of tianrildio, to leap 
 
 upon; f. Tjffii), ^erf. tiffTrtTrrj^TjKa: 
 
 fr. tig, TTTjCdu), to leap 
 EiffETTOfiai, to follow, accompany: 
 
 fr. tig, eirofiai. 
 Eifftppu), f. tppfjffu), to rush or 
 
 burst into : fr. tig, tppu). 
 Eifftpvw, f. vail), to drag, thrust, 
 
 force in : fr. tig, ipvu). 
 Eiaspxofiai, to enter, come to or 
 
 into, engage in, occur ; 3 pi. 
 
 pres. imper. tifftpxtcrOojcrav, f. 
 
 tiatXtvffofiai, a. 2. eiV^X^ov, tg, 
 
 t, a. 2. imper. t'lfftXOe, perf. m. 
 
 Att. ti(TtX7iXv6a : fr. tig, tpxo- 
 
 /xai, to come. 
 Ei(Tt(T7rd(TavTo, 3 pi. a. I. m. of 
 
 tiffairdoj. Th. (T7rda>, to draw. 
 EitTtrai, he will know, 3 sing. f. 
 
 1. m. of tlSio, to know ; f. tlffo- 
 
 fiai, a. 2. tldov & ISov. 
 EiatTi, adv. still, do>\'n to this 
 
 time. 
 
 m 
 

 ..* ^- 
 
 iW: '' W 
 
 EI2 
 
 Ehfviropkojy w, to supply, pro- 
 vide : fr. tig, tVTroptoj. 
 
 EiffrjykojJLaii to lead to, persuade, 
 set the example : fr. tig, r)yso- 
 fiaij f. )7<ro/iai, perf. ijyrjuai. 
 Hence 
 
 Eifffjyrjffigy tojg, r), persuasion, 
 judgment ; dat. pi. tiffrjyijfftcri. 
 
 Ei'cTA/yi^reov, one must persuade ; 
 verb, adj. & 
 
 EiTrjyrjrijgf ov^ 6, an adviser, au- 
 thor : fr. tiffrjysofiai. 
 
 Ehyti, impf. 3 sing, of tlfftifHj to 
 
 enter : fr. ft'e* *tf*t> ^*^ g^- 
 EhrjKovcrQriVy I was heard, or re- 
 garded, a. 1. ind. pass. fr. tla- 
 uKovvjf to hear ; f. acj, perf. ih- 
 rjKovKay f. 1. pass. ticraKovaOrjao- 
 fiai. Th. aKovojy to hear. 
 Eto-jjXaro, 3 sing. a. 1. ni. tlar]\a- 
 fxrjv, w, aro ; fr. ftVaWo/xai, to 
 
 leap upon. Th. aXXo/xat, to leap. 
 Et(TJ/\0ov, a. 2. ind. act. of tifftp- 
 
 Xo/tai, to enter: fr. tig, tpxo- 
 
 uai, to come, f. IXtvffofiaif a. 2. 
 
 ijXOov. 
 Ei(Tr]vtyKa, I have brought in, a. 
 
 1, act. & 
 EicrrjvtyKdnTjv, a>, aro, a. 1. m. 
 
 of itV^fpw, to brhig, bring to, f. 
 
 tlaoiffii), a. 1. tl<jr\vtyKa. Th. 
 
 <p'tpu). 
 *EI (TTig, gen.sing. f. g.fr.tTffocT/, 
 
 V, the same as laog, t}, ov, equal. 
 ElffOa, you go, ^ol. paragoge for 
 
 elg, 2 s. prcs. ind. of ti/xt, to go. 
 ElcrOai, to have been sent, perf. 
 
 inf. of 'in fit, to send ; perf. pass. 
 
 et^ai. Or fr. 'ivvvfii, or tu), to 
 
 put on. 
 Eiff9t(jj, to run or burst into : fr. 
 
 tig, Okvj. 
 ElaOopku), a. 2. tOopov, to leap or 
 
 rush in or upon : fr. tig, OpdjffKuj. 
 Elai, he goes, 3 sing. pres. fr. 
 
 ilfii, to go. But tlaly they are, 
 
 3 pi. of (Ifil, I am. 
 Elffidffi, they enter. Ion. for tlcr- 
 
 cTo-t, 3 pi. fr. tifftifii. 
 Elaiivaiy to enter, pres. inf. of 
 
 tifftipii or tKjlriiii, to enter. 
 EiVt^w, to make to sit down in 
 
 any place : fr. tig, t^w. 
 Elairifii, to send into, introduce : 
 
 fr. tig, 'it) fit. 
 EiaiOfiTj, r]g, r), an entrance : fr. 
 
 iifTtifii, to enter. 
 E((7tKi/£o/xat, ovfiai, to come into: 
 
 fr. tig, iKvfo^ai. 
 ElcrlTTTafxai, to fly to, escape to : 
 
 fr. tig, 'iTTTafiai. 
 
 Eimthv, ovTog, a. 2. pt. of tlfftifii. 
 ElffKaXktu, u>, & tl(TKaXsofiai, to 
 
 call in, call to, invite, summon ; 
 
 a. 1. m. fhtKaXtadfiTjv, lo, aro, 
 
 part. tlfTKaXtacifitvog : fr. tig, 
 
 kuXbu), f. B(Tio, perf. KtKXrjKa. 
 El(TKaTaj3alvu), to go down into : 
 
 fr. tig, KaTajSaivto. 
 ElcTKtKXrjfityog, called, invited. 
 
 EIS 
 
 part. perf. pass, of tiffKaXtu). 
 
 El(TKr]pvTTu), f. Kio, to summon by 
 a herald : fr. fig, KripvTTu). 
 
 Ei<TKo^i5r), rig,Ti, importation: fr. 
 
 ElffKOfii^u), f. iffit), to bring in, im- 
 port, introduce : fr. tig, Kofxi^io. 
 
 El<TK0fjit<T9tig, £7(ra,«v, brought in 
 or against, introduced ; part. a. 
 1. pass, of tlffKo^i^u). 
 
 ElrTKVKXio), a, f. ifcrtt), perf. tl<TKe- 
 KXvKrjKa, to roll in, involve : fr. 
 tig, kvkXboj. 
 
 ElaKvXtu), f. iVw, to roll or tum- 
 ble into : fr. tig, kvXiu}. 
 
 'EiffKu), to liken, think like, con- 
 jecture, poet, for IcTKio, fr. tlKCJ, 
 to be like ; pres. inf. ttcrKtiv. 
 
 ElaXtvaaui, to look into, behold : 
 fr. tig, Xtvffatt). 
 
 EiV/itto/iat, to touch within, wound 
 the feelings : fr. tig, fiont). 
 
 Elcn^osu), to observe. Th. voog. 
 
 ElcTodia, wv, TCL, revenue, income. 
 
 El(Johdl!,oyLai, to return as in- 
 come or rent, be brought in ; 
 tlao^iat^ofitvov apyvptov, money 
 brought in : fr. 
 
 Elcro^og, ov, i), an entrance, ves- 
 tibule, arrival; tribute, revenue; 
 art, study, discipline : fr. tig, 
 odbg, a way. 
 
 £((TotKE{6(u,u>, f. wo'w,to render fa- 
 miliar, admit to friendly inter- 
 course : fr. tig, olKtXog. 
 
 ElaoiKi^u), f. (Tw, to lead home, 
 settle as inhabitants in anyplace, 
 admit into the state : fr. tig, ol- 
 Ki^w. Th. olKog. 
 
 El<Toifftig, 2 sing. f. I. act. of tl<T- 
 
 (f)Sp(i}. 
 
 Elaoix^tu), G), f. r](Tii), to go into, 
 enter, frequent : fr. tig, olxv'tti) 
 
 ElaoKa, Dor. for tlaoKtv, until ; 
 adv. fr. tig or eg, to, & oKtv, or 
 OKa, Dor. for ort, when. 
 
 E'lffo^iai, I shall know, f. 1 . m. of 
 ct^w, to know ; xdpiv, I shall 
 acknowledge myself indebted, 
 be under an obligation. 
 
 E'iffOfiai, I will appoint, f. 1. m. of 
 eat or etw. 
 
 ElffoTTiv, adv. backwards, here- 
 after : fr. fig, oirig. 
 
 ElffOTTicru), adv. from henceforth 
 to after times : fr. tig, oTriao). 
 
 ElffoTTTOfiai, f. 6-^Ofiai, to look 
 upon, behold : fr. tig, o-nrofiai. 
 
 Ehopdu), io, to look on, into, or 
 at, behold : fr. tig, opoioj. 
 
 Elcropfido^ai, a>fiai, to rush into : 
 fr. tig, opfida). 
 
 EiVop/ii^w, f. ttrw, to bring into 
 harbour : fr. tig, opfii/^u}. Th. 
 opfiog. 
 
 El<Top6it)V, seeing, poet, for tirr- 
 opiov, pres. pt. of tlaopdio ; thus 
 f tVopouxrai, for tlaopCJaai, f. gen. 
 pi. num. part. pres. 
 
 'ET'ffog, 7], ov, the same as Iffog, 
 equal. 
 
 (182) 
 
 EIS 
 
 EhoTt, until : fr. tig, orf. 
 
 ElffTraioj, f. ffw, to rush into : fr. 
 tig, rraiu). 
 
 ElaTTtfiTraj, f. i|/w,to send in, bring 
 in, suborn : fr. tig, irtfnru). 
 
 ElaTTtpdu), at, f. d'crio. Ion. i}<no, 
 to pass into, cross over : fr. tig, 
 TTtpdu). 
 
 ElcnrrjSdio, io, to leap on, break 
 in on ; f. t/o-w, a. 1. il<yfKi]^r\aa^ 
 a. 1. part. tlaTnjSrjaag, daa, ar, 
 gen. tlffTTTj^fjaavTog, perf. tlain- 
 TrrjdrjKa : fr. tig, TnjSdoj. 
 
 ElfTTriTTTio, to fall on, attack : fr. 
 tig, Tr'nrru). 
 
 EAaTrXku), f. tvatt), io sail to, in, or 
 towards : fr. tig, TrXfw. 
 
 E'lairXoog, contr. ticnrXovg, ov, b, 
 a sailing to or into, entrance of 
 a harbour : fr. the same. 
 
 ElffTTv'tO), f. TTVtlXTU), pcrf. floTTi- 
 
 ■7rvtxiKa,io breathe into or upon, 
 draw breath, inspire, attract, 
 love : fr. tig, irv'tio. Hence 
 
 El<JTrvr)Xr]g, ov. Si El(TirvTjXbg, ov, 
 6, or EiffTTvlXog, ov, 6, (in the 
 Lacedfcmonian language) a lover. 
 
 ElffTToitu), w, f. ^(Tit), to introduce-, 
 adopt : & 
 
 Ei<T7roi;;(rtf, tojg, >}, adoption : iS: 
 
 EhTroirjrog, rj, ov, adopted, ad- 
 mitted : fr. fig, iroitoj. 
 
 ElaTToptvu}, to conduct into. E/t- 
 Troptvofxai, to go into ; imiit. 
 tl(TtTroptvofit]v, ov, fro, f. tvffo- 
 fiai, perf. tlaTrtTroptvfiai : fr. tlr, 
 
 TTOptVU). 
 
 EiffTrpa^ig, euig, y, exaction : fr. 
 
 Ela7rpda<TU), or rru), f. d^io, perf. 
 TTCTrpaxa, to exact, extort, levv: 
 fr. tig, Trpdcrcru), or ttio. 
 
 Ehptu), f. tvaouai, to flow in or 
 into : fr. tig, piut. 
 
 Elaffirdu), f.dffo), to attract, draw 
 into : fr. tig, (Tirdut. 
 
 ElffTai, poet, for flrai, he sits, 3 
 sing. ; perf. pass, tlfxai, tlffai, 1 
 sat, or I was clothed; of €in'V'/i«, 
 or 'i(jj, to clothe, sit ; or fr. 'njfn, 
 to send ; 3 sing, plupf. tlrrro. 
 
 EiiTTf]Kfiv, I had stood, 3 pi. ti(r- 
 TT]Kfiaav, i)lupf. of 'i(TTr)^i, to 
 stand ; f. arrjcruj, perf. 'i(TTJjK((, 
 a. 2. t(TTr]v. 
 
 ElffriOtjfii, to place in, put or 
 stow in : fr. tig, TiOrifii. 
 
 ElffTo^tvu), f. (TO), to shoot arrouis 
 into : fr. tig, ro^tvat. 
 
 Elffrptx***} to run or rush into, f. 
 thOpt^u) : fr. cp't^u) or fpajuew, 
 obsol. perf. tlaCtdpdfirjKa, a. 2. 
 tlai^pafiov, a. 2. part, tla^pafitor, 
 ovffa, bv : fr. tig, rptx^- 
 
 El<T(ptpw, to bring in, introduce, 
 import, pay tribute, contribut"', 
 propose a law, bring an action ; 
 
 Eia 
 
 tl(T<plpo^iai, to be brought in : fr. 
 
 tig, (pkptj. 
 Ei<r0oirau>, at, f. t](T(o, to go to or 
 
 visit frequently : fr. tig, ^oiraw. 
 YAafpopd, dg, t), an offering, ini- 
 
 purtation, gathering-in, tribute : 
 
 fr. ti(T(ptp(D. 
 TA(T(popkio, ui, same as tlucpkpa) 
 
 El(T(Ppa(T<Tit}, 
 
 or rrw, f. d^oj, to 
 
 f. tl<Toi(Tu), a. I. tlai}i'tyKa, I 
 brought in, a. 2. tla^vtyKov, tg, 
 f, a. 2. subj. tl(Ttv'tyK{t), yg, y, J^- 
 2. inf. flatvtyKtlv, pres. pass. 
 
 block up within: Ir. tig, (ppdaau). 
 KtV^pEw, f. rjffw, by metath. for 
 
 {j'(T0£pu>. 
 
 K«Vx"P*^*^> ^- "''^J *^ 1^"^ "^^'^ *^^^ 
 hands, confide to : tig, x"pt^w. 
 
 Eirrxkio, f. tvmo, to pour in or 
 into : fr. tig, x^^- 
 Eloio, 1 shall know, f. 1. of tUu) ; 
 a. 2. tUov & t^ov. 
 EicTw, & tffu), within, for tig, with 
 an accus. among the poets ; but 
 in prose with a gen. Also with- 
 out a case, as an adv. on the m- 
 side, within ; with an article, b 
 tiffu), the interior. Th. tig or 
 tg, to. 
 
 El(To)7rbg, ov, 6, having the face 
 towards, in front of : fr. tig, t5i//. 
 EiTA,adv.afterwards,then,there- 
 upon, in the next place, yet, and 
 so, indeed ? Heb. xii. 9. 
 E'lTf, or lie' (by apostrophe be- 
 fore an aspirate), and if, whe- 
 ther, or, conjunct. : fr. tl, Tt. 
 Elrt, may you be, 2 pi. pres. opt. 
 by sync, for ttijrc, of tlfit, to be. 
 Eiri, whether ? 
 
 EiTU), or iroj, let him go, 3 sing, 
 imper. pres. fr. tiw, to go ; im- 
 per. tkrut, ttro). 
 
 Elx^vai, perf. act. inf. of t'lKio, to 
 yield ; f. ciSo, perf. tlx^t- 
 Eix«o, you did hold. Ion. for tl- 
 Xov, 2'sing. impf. mid. fr. fx<», 
 to have. 
 
 Vaxov, tg, e, impf. of tx^o, to have, 
 f. i'^w & (Txri<7iO,T^ert'. t(Txr]Ka,'d. 
 2. tffxov. 
 
 E(u> & 'Eia>, to go ; poet. f. ti(Tw, 
 perf. €7<ca, impf. 7]ov, tlov, & 
 ■it'iov, imper. tirio, tirio, a. l.«t(ra, 
 yva, & yiaa, plupf. yKtiv & ti- 
 Ktiv, f. i. m. iiffofiat, a. 1. m. 
 flod^T}tf, perf. tJa, ya, & yia, 
 plupf. t\iLV & ytiv ', Ir'tov, {Ittj- 
 Ttov & Itov, poet, in comp.) to 
 go, fr. tlrai, obs. 
 Etw, vg, y, for w, yg, y, pres. subj. 
 fr. tifii, to be. 
 
 EVa>, tlyg, t'ly, I would have sent, 
 a. 2. subj. for u>, yg, y : fr. 'iijf^h 
 to send. 
 
 EVa>, Ion. for ov, of himself. 
 E'iioOa, I am accustomed, perf. m. 
 (for tl9a by pleon. of u>) ; inf. 
 tlujOkvai, 1 pi. tlibOafitv, 3 pi. 
 tlidOdm : tiojOortg, oi. friends, 
 acquaintances, part. perf. m. fr. 
 ti»u0wc, orog : fr. Woj, to be ac- 
 customed, ttOov, toOa, iloOa, 
 tuoOa. 
 
 EKA 
 
 Eiu»v, I permitted, 1 sing. impf. 
 contr. fr. ttaov, utv, of cdw, to 
 permit ; perf. tldKa. 
 
 E'iutg, poet. & €wg, as, while, till, 
 in the mean time ; the same as 
 wg ; from which they are formed 
 by Att. prosth. 
 
 ElaxTL, poet, for twai, 3 pi. pres. 
 ind. act. or subj. ir.tdn), to per- 
 mit ; f. d'ffio, a. 1 . tidffa. 
 
 'EK, or IK, from, out of, of, con- 
 cerning, for, on account of, by, 
 in, after, through ; for Trtpl, be- 
 fore, above, or for tfcrog, beyond, 
 apart from, II. 2. 431. *. 370. 
 governing a genitive ; e/c before 
 consonants, IK before vowels ; 
 for TTapd. or VTrtp, with an accus. 
 to mark excellence, & for Kara: 
 tK rov CiKaiow, justly : tic iravTog 
 TpbiTov, in every way : Ik x««pog, 
 close to hand : t^ dpiaTtpag, on 
 the left : Ik tovtov, upon this, 
 from this cause : o\ Ik Tribiov, 
 those in the plain. In compo- 
 sition it generally signifies out 
 of, beyond ; in, again, from ; 
 separately, increase, ornament, 
 contrariety. 
 
 'EKdfifj, ijg, r), Hecuba, the wife 
 of Priam. 
 
 'EKdctvor, Dor. for tKf]Ctvov, im- 
 pf. act. of Ktjdtvut, to have the 
 care of any thing. Th. KtjCog. 
 
 'EKatpyog, b, r), darting from, or 
 to a distance, far-dartuig, an 
 epith. of Apollo : fr. iKdg,fpyov. 
 
 'EKdtjv, a. 2. ind. pass. fr. Kuiio, to 
 burn ; f. Kavan), a. 2. act. iKaov. 
 
 'EKadtionnv, ov, tro, impf. fr. 
 KaOtKofiai, to sit. Th. Uofiai. 
 
 "EKuOtv, adv. far off", at a dis- 
 tance : the same as Udg. 
 
 'EKdOtvSov, 1 was sleeping, impf. 
 act. fr. Ka9tvdio, to sleep : fr. 
 Kara, tvdu, the same. 
 
 'EKa9{jfiTiv, (TO, TO, I was sitting, 
 impf. fr. Kd9i)^ai. Th. »//iat. 
 
 ' EKd9i]pf r'i 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 of Ka9aip<jj, to cleanse ; f. apCj, 
 perf. KfKd9apKa. 
 
 'EKd9iKov, impf. act. of icaOi^w, 
 to sit ; a. 1. tKd9iffa,ag, e, perf. 
 KtKd9iKa : fr. Kara, V^w, or V^o- 
 fiai, the same as tl^oaai. 
 
 'EKd9iKa, Dor. for kaOi<Ta, a. I . 
 ind. act. see iKd9iKov. I 
 
 'EKaivvro, he conquered, impf. 3 
 sing. fr. tKaivvfiTjv, of Kaivvfiai, 
 to overcome. Th. Kaivio, to kill. 
 
 'EKdKuxra, ag, t, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 KaKOU). 
 
 'EKaXttTCFt, poet, for UdXtcrt, 3 
 sing. a. 1. act. fr. KaXkio. 
 
 'EkoXjihtiv, JEiOl. for tKaXovfiriv, 
 impf. pass, of the same verb. 
 
 'EKaXXujTriffaro, 3 sing. a. 1. m. 
 of ieaXXw7r(^w, properly to beau- 
 tify the eyes. 
 
 "EK-aXog, w. Dor. for tKrjXog, ov, 
 (183) 
 
 EKA 
 
 6, »'/, quiet, tranquil. 
 
 'EKaXv^a, ag, t, 3 pi. UaXv^pav, 
 they covered, a. 1. ind. act. fr. 
 KaXvTTTu), to cover ; f. ypio, perf. 
 KtKaXvcpa, a. 2. tKaXvliov. 
 
 'EKafJixvov, poet, for KaTtfivoVt 
 impf. act. a. I. tKafifJivcra, ag, t, 
 of Kanfivu),hy sync, for/cara/ut-w, 
 the .same as fivojy f. ou), to shut. 
 
 'EKafxov, Sl tKafiofirfv,! laboured, 
 a. 2. ind. act. & m. of Ka/ivu), to 
 labour ; f. KUfivJ, perf. KtKfXTjKa, 
 a. 2. subj. Kdfxoj, yg, y. 
 
 'Ekuvov, tg, t, 1 killed ; a. 2. of 
 Kaivu), f. 2. Kavcj. 
 
 'Ekooi', a. 2. ind. act. of Kaioj, to 
 burn, f. Kavau), a. 2. pass. tKarjv. 
 
 'EKapijj he was shaved, 3 sing. a. 
 2. pass, of Kfipio, to shave ; f. 
 Ktpw, a. 1. tKtipa, a. 1. m. tKti- 
 pafiTjv. 
 
 'Etcaprvvavro, they strengthened, 
 3 pi. a. 1. m. of KapTvvio, f. vvio. 
 Th. Kpdrog, by metath. *:a'prog. 
 
 'EKA'2, adv. afar off", at a dis- 
 tance : tKa9tv, the same. 
 
 'EKatrraTio, superl. very far off ; 
 compar. tfcacrrepw, farther. Th. 
 tKag. 
 
 'EKaffTax^j, from all sides, on all 
 sides, everywhere, in every 
 place, always, adv. of place : fr. 
 tKa<TTog. 
 
 'EKa<Traxo0cv,adv. from all sides, 
 from every side or quarter. 
 
 'EKa(Traxb9i, & 'Eicaaraxoi;, adv. 
 everywhere, in every place, on 
 all sides. 
 
 'Eicaoraxoffc, adv. to all sides, 
 every way. 
 
 'EKd(TTo9i, adv. in every place: fr. 
 
 "EKA2T02, r/, oy, every one, 
 each ; 6 or oi Ka9' tjcaorov, each 
 severally : rb or Ta Ka9' tKaffra, 
 each : Ka9' eKacTTOv, one by one: 
 Ka9' UdffTijv, (sc. t'jfxtpav) dai- 
 ly : tig, or Trag, or avrbg iKa- 
 ffTog, every one, each. 
 
 'EKaffTOTt, & 'EKd<TTo<Tt, always, 
 everywhere : adv. fr, tKaarog. 
 
 'E/catrrorcpWjpoet. adv. for comp. 
 7rop|0a>r£pu>, farther : iKaffraTio, 
 for TToppoJTaTio, very far : fr. 
 fKag, afar. 
 
 'Ejcara/SoXog, ov, 6, poet. & Dor. 
 for fKaTt](i6Xog, far-shooting, 
 darting from a distance ; an 
 
 epith. of Apollo: fr. tKag, (3dXXw. 
 'Eicaralog, 6, 7), the hundredth : 
 
 fr. SKaTov. 
 'EKartaro, they sat, Ion. for^ra- 
 
 Otjvto, 3 pi. impf. ind. of Ka9tj' 
 
 fxai. 
 "EKartpdKig, adv. both times, 
 
 twice successively: fr. iKdrspog. 
 'EKdTtp9tv, on both sides ; poet. 
 
 for tKaTtpojOfv, by sync. ; it go- 
 verns a gen. : fr. 
 'EKA'TEPOS, a, ov, one of two, 
 
 one or the other, each. Hence 
 
 
I: --i 
 
 
 •^i-.it' 
 
 
 
 r?' 
 
 fk^ 
 
 n 
 
 EKA 
 
 'E«rarfpa>0fv, 'EicarfpwOi, & 'Eica- 
 rtpwfff, adv. on either side : & 
 
 *EKaTkpu)Q, adv. on one side or 
 other, by some means or other. 
 
 'Efcdr?;, r/f, r), Hecate; the moon, 
 as being the sister 'Ekcltov, of 
 far-darting Apollo. 
 
 'Efcarrj/SfXtrdo, gen. Ion. or -^ol 
 ao for 01', fr. 
 
 'E»carj//3fXtrrjC) ov, 6, far-dart 
 ing : fr. c/cdg, /3oXi), fr. /Sa/SoXa, 
 p. m. of /3dXXa> ; or fr. fitXcg, 
 eog, rb, a dart. 
 
 'EKciTyjlioXog, ov^ o, far-darting ; 
 an epith. of Apollo : fr. Udg, 
 jSdXXw, p. m. j8£/3oXa. 
 
 'EicaTtjyoprjcra, aQ, (, I accused, 
 a. 1. ind. act. fr. KaTTjyopsio. 
 
 "EcdrijDor.for tVrjrt, for the sake 
 of, on account of, by the will or 
 pleasure of. Th. tKojv. 
 
 'EKCiTivog or 'Ekutikoq, sc. trrpo- 
 /3tXof, the sphere of Hecate, a 
 whirling motion used in sacri- 
 fices and magical incantations. 
 
 'EKaToyK«pdXag, a, 6, Dor. for 
 «aroyK£0aXoi,', ov, 6, having a 
 hundred heads : fr. EKarbv, Kt- 
 ipaXr]. 
 
 'EKuToyKodvog, 6, »/, having a 
 hundred heads : fr. Kapijvov. 
 
 'EKaToyx^ip, tipog, & 'EKUToy- 
 Xi^ipog, ov, 6, having a hundred 
 hands : fr. iKarbv, \tip- 
 
 'Ecdroio, gen. Ion. for Ikcitov, fr. 
 'iKaroQj far-darting. Th. Udg. 
 
 *EKaT0fi(3aiijjv, utvog, 6, an Attic 
 month, so called from the heca 
 tombs which were then offered ; 
 nearly answering to our July. 
 
 'EKarofifiT}, rjg, r), a sacrifice of 
 a hundred oxen, hecatomb : 
 thence 
 
 'E/caro/ijSotoc, 6, »/, worth a hun- 
 dred oxen, or pieces of money, 
 for the Athenian coins were 
 stamped with the image of an 
 ox : fr. i/carov, (iovg. 
 
 'E/card/iTTt^oc, 6, r), of a hundred 
 feet : & 
 
 'EKOTofiTroSogj a himdred feet 
 broad, spacious, immense : fr. 
 (Karbv, TTOvg. 
 
 'EKarofXTToXigf nog, y), having a 
 hundred (i. e. a great number 
 of) cities ; an epith. of Crete : fr. 
 
 IkuTUV, TToXlQ. 
 
 'EKaTOfiTTovg, odogj 6, r), having a 
 hundred feet ; fr. tKarbv, Trovg. 
 
 'EKarofXTTvXogf 6, -q, having a 
 hundred, i. e. many, gates ; 9^ 
 j3ai tKaTOfiTTvXoi : fr. tKarbv, 
 
 TTvXl]. 
 
 EKATO'N, ot, a\y to., a hundred; 
 indefinitely, a great number : 
 hence 
 
 *EKaTov^acy adog, r), a century, 
 the number one hundred. 
 
 'EKUTOi'^vyog, 6, r), having a hun- 
 dred banks of oars : fr. tKarbv, 
 
 EKB 
 
 Kvya, benches. 
 EK:arov7rXa(Tiwv,or'E»caro/i7rXa- 
 
 aiiav, ovog,by r), a hundred-fold: 
 
 fr. tKarof. 
 EKaTOVTa'cTT]g, ov, & 'Eicarov- 
 
 ratrr/g, eug, 6, >/, one who has 
 
 lived a hundred years : fr. Ua- 
 
 rbv, tTog. 
 EKaTOvraKcipuvog, 6, >/, poet. & 
 
 Dor. for 
 EKarovTaKapTjvogy b, »/, having a 
 
 hundred heads : fr. tKurbv, Kci- 
 
 pr]vov. 
 EKorovTciKig, adv. a hmidrcd 
 
 times : fr. tKarov. 
 EKaroi'ToXavTog, 6, »/, weigliing 
 
 or worth a hundred talents : fr. 
 
 tKarbv, rdXavTov. 
 EKaTOvraTrXdmog, 6, 17, & 
 EKarovra7rXaaiu)v, ovog, 6, r), a 
 
 hundred-fold. Tli. tjcaror, a 
 
 hundred. 
 EKarovTdp\Tjg, & 'EKarovTap- 
 
 Xog, ov, 6, a centurion : fr. ha- 
 
 Tbv,upx<a. 
 
 Eicarovra/Jx*'«> «C5 V, the centu- 
 rionship : fr. the above. 
 
 EKOTovTag, d^og^ r), the number 
 one hundred. Th. Uutov. 
 
 EKaTovTopyviog, 6, r), a hundred 
 fathoms long : tKarbv, opyvid. 
 
 'Eicarog, ov, 6, a surname of A- 
 pollo, as darting from far. 'E<cd 
 '''Vi "HQt Vf fem. for Diana : fr 
 eKag, far. 
 
 EKUTOGTtvovffa Kpidri, barley 
 yielding a hundred-fold, Gen 
 xxvi. 12 ; a hundred : fr. 
 
 E/carooTf vw, f. evaw, to yield a 
 hundred-fold. Th. tKarov. 
 
 EKaToarbg, »), ov, the hundredth 
 fr. Ikutov. 
 
 EKarofTTvQ, vog, t/, a squadron of 
 a hundred chariots: fr.the same 
 
 EKav9i]v, I Avas enraged, a. 1 
 ind. pass. tKavaa & iKya, I in 
 flamed, a. 1. ind. act. of Kaiu) 
 to bum ; f. Kavau). 
 
 Eic/3d^<i>, f. ^w, to speak out, an- 
 nounce, explain : fr. txr, (idi^uj. 
 
 E<cj3atva», to go or come out, dis- 
 embark, land, violate, transgress, 
 fall out, come to pass, happen ; 
 f. l.m.tK/3j7(To^ai : fr. tK, ^aivtv. 
 
 EKJSaKxevofiai, to be fi*antic : & 
 
 EK(3aK\tvoj, f. tvaio, to make 
 frantic, inspire with frenzy : fr 
 tic, BdKxog. 
 
 'EK^aXe, for t^£/3aXc, he castiout, 
 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. iKfidXtTS, 
 2 pi. a. 2. impcr. 6if/3dXoi, 3 sing. 
 a. 2. opt. act. lK(3dXy, 3 sing. a. 
 2. subj. act. fr. 
 
 E/cjSdXXw, to throw, cast or drive 
 out, expel, banish, reject, dis- 
 miss, bring forth, expose, let 
 fall, utter rashly ; f. IkjSaXoJ, pf, 
 iKfikjSXrjKa, plupf. tKJ3tl3Xi]Ktiv 
 
 for t?£/3t/3X^K«v,a. 2. tKtjSaXov, 
 
 a. 2. imper. tKfSaXe, send away, 
 (184) 
 
 EKB 
 
 a. 2. part. act. f. g. iK(iaXov<Ta, 
 perf. pass. tK^sfiXrjfiai, a. 1 . pass. 
 iK€l3Xrj0t)v, f, I. pass. Ik(3Xjj0i). 
 (TO fiat. perf. m. t»f/3f/3oXa : fr. 
 tK, (iaXXo). 
 
 'EKj3ap(3ap6u),(jJ, f. w(TM, to render 
 barbarous : fr. Ik, (idpjiapog. 
 
 'EKliapl3dpio(n£, stog, >}, reducing 
 to barbarism : fr. the above. 
 
 'EKl3a(Tig, S(og^ j/, a going out, de- 
 parture, landing, escaping, re- 
 treat, issue, events evasion : fr. 
 tKfialvu}. 
 
 'EK[5aTf)pioVy oVy TO, a gift pre- 
 sented to one of the gods to ob- 
 tain a j>rosperous voyage : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 'EKJStfiXjjKa, ag, i, perf. act. ind. 
 of fcic/Sa'XXai. 
 
 'E»c/3«/3oi7ft£voc, celebrated, pub- 
 lished, part. perf. pass. See tic- 
 /3oaa>. 
 
 'E»c/3r;(Ty, you will go out, 2 sing, 
 f. 1. m. fr. tK[3aivio, to go out ; 
 f. iK(3r](T0fiai. 
 
 'EKfiid^ofiat, to use violence,com- 
 pel, foree : fr. Ik, (iid^uj. 
 
 'EK/3t/3a^w, f. (Tw, to make to go 
 out, bring out, land ; fr. U, /3t- 
 /3d^tt». 
 
 'EKlSXaardvu) & 'Efc/SXaorfw, f. 
 »;(Ttu,perf. t«f/3f/3Xa'oT?/<ca, to bud, 
 sprout, shoot forth : fr.tic, (iXarr- 
 rdvu). 
 
 'EKJ3XT)6r)(T0fiai, 3 pi. tic/3X»;0//- 
 (Toi'Tcti, f. 1. pass, of £ic/3ctXXw. 
 
 'EK(3Xi)Tog, 6, 7), cast out, ex- 
 pelled, rejected, despicable : fr. 
 tKJSdXXu). 
 
 *Eic/3Xu^w, or 'EKJiXvo), f. v<jm, 
 perf. tKJ3((iXvKa, to flow out, 
 gush out, pour out: ir.lK,j3Xvu). 
 
 'E«:/3oa'w, u), f. rjrrio, perf. eK(3t(56- 
 T]Ka, to call or cry out or aloud, 
 proclaim ; perf. pass. i>c/3f/3o- 
 jffiai : fr. tK, [5odu). 
 
 'EK(ioT}6ebj, w, f. T](TM, to rush out 
 and assist against assault, sally 
 out, bring succours : fr. Ik, /3o- 
 r]Oku). 
 
 'Er/3oX/3i^(u, f. CO), to peel, strip : 
 fr. Ik, (ioXfiog. 
 
 'E»cj3oX/}, i/g, 1), a casting out, ex- 
 pulsion, discharge, flow, mouth 
 of a river, digression, shooting 
 forth : fr. Ik, jSdXXw, p. m. (3i- 
 (5oXa. 
 
 * E>f/3oXot;, 6, 77, outcast, rejected, 
 expelled : fr. the same. 
 
 'EK(3pd^ofiai, to ferment, eff*er- 
 vesce, boil or bubble up : fr. 
 
 'Ejc^pd^w, f. dffu), perf. (3ff3pnKa, 
 to boil, cause to boil, send fox'th : 
 fr. tK, /3pa^ai. Hence 
 
 'EKJ3pa(Tnbg, ov, b, a boiling up, 
 ebullition, confusion or tumult. 
 
 'EKfipdrrauj, to boil up, cast up 
 water, foam; spoken of the sea : 
 fr. tK, ftpdaaoj, same as fSpd^w. 
 
 EKfipoi'Tdoficii, wfiai, f. ijaofiai. 
 
 EKA 
 
 to be driven out by thunder: fr. 
 Ik, (ipovrdio. 
 
 'E</3pyx<io/xa(,ai/iat, to bellow out, 
 rojir or groan aloud : t/c, /3pi»;^tu. 
 
 'EKj^ipio/jia, ciTogy to, that w liieli is 
 eaten ott", saw-dust: tK,(ipdjaKio. 
 
 'EicyaXiiKToio, tH, to turn to milk, 
 bi'conie milky : fr. Ik, ydXa. 
 
 '^Kya^uCiii, to give in marriage ; 
 iiupf. fc^cyd/ii^ov, f. tKyafiiffio, 
 a. 1. t^ty dfJiKTa, pf. tKysydfiiKa : 
 fr. tK, yafii^u). Th. yafxkit). 
 
 'EKyufiicTKo}, the same. 
 
 'EKyavpoofiai, ovp.ai, to boast, be 
 arrogant : fr. tK, yavpoio. 
 
 'Eicyiydfiev, to be born, perf. inf. 
 ni. poet. syne, for tKyeyasfitv, 
 Dor. for tKytyakvai, of yivofxai, 
 to be born ; perf. m. ytyaa ; 
 infin. ytyatvai. Dor. yeyatfitv, 
 by sync, ytydfitv. 
 
 'P.Kytyaijjg, wrog,f. ^.y£yavTa,ag, 
 born, perf. m. part. fr. tKytyaa, 
 perf. m. of ifcydw, for tKyivoiiai, 
 to be born from ; f. 2. yevfj^ofiai, 
 a. 1. m. i^tytLvdfirjv, a. 2. m. 
 tKiytp6fiT)v. Th. yivofiai. 
 
 'EicyfXdw, w, f. d<yi»}, to laugh out 
 or loudly : fr. Ik, yiXdit). 
 
 'EKytvtTtjg, b, 1), born, descended 
 from : fr. iKyivop.at. 
 
 'EKytvofitOa, we were born ; Ion. 
 & poet, for tKtyevofifOa, 1 pi. a. 
 2. ni. fr. the same. 
 
 'EKyii'ScrOai, tKytfiaOai, Ion. for 
 t^ilvai, to be possible, lawful ; 
 tKytvkdOuj jioi, may it be lawful 
 for me : fr. 
 
 'EicytVo/iaijOr y/y I'Ojuaijtobe born, 
 spring or descended from, re- 
 move from, depart, elapse, hap- 
 pen ; tKyiverai, with an infin. it 
 is lawful, permitted: tK,yivo^ai. 
 
 'EKyova, u}v,rd, posterity, grand- 
 children, pi. fr. 
 
 'EKyovov, ov, TO, off*spring, pro- 
 K'eny : fr. 
 
 'EKyovog, ov, b, a son, grandson, 
 descendant ; adj. 0, r), born, de- 
 scended from : fi^. tK, yovt), off*- 
 spring. Th. yivoiiai, to be born. 
 
 'Eicypd^tu, f. \|/a>, to write out. 
 transcribe : fr. tc, ypd^cu. 
 EKyptjyoptoj, at, f. rjcrio, to awake, 
 spring up : fr. Ik, yprjyopeo}. 
 
 'EKCaKpvu), f. v'ffu), to weep over, 
 shed tears : fr. tK, daKpi/ut. 
 EKdavti^u), f. tiffio, same as Sa- 
 t'iiW, to lend on interest. Th. 
 C('n>og, a loan. 
 
 EKdaTravdu), (o, to expend, waste, 
 f. )iTu>, perf. tKdtdaTrdvqKa, i'. 1. 
 pass. tKdaTravijd i)<rofiai, I shall 
 l)e spent or sacrificed : fr. Lk, 
 
 EKCi^apfikvog, perf. part. pass. fr. 
 iK^jpw, to flay : fr. tK, Skpu), f. 
 pw, a. 2. tcapnv. Th. c'tpitg. 
 '^K^SiKTiTaty it was revenged, 
 vengeance was taken, 3 sing 
 
 EKA 
 
 perf. pass, of tKCiKtu). 
 'EKCeCojpuvvrai, they have be- 
 come Dorians, 3 pi. perf. pass. 
 
 of tKCujpuviiJ, f. tvrru), to render 
 
 one a Dorian. Th. Aiopuvg, a 
 
 Dorian. 
 'EKdtiKvvfii, f. SeiK(0, to show 
 
 forth, exhibit, point out : fr. tK, 
 
 deiKin'iJU. 
 ' Ek:^£ t/ia row, oi, f.oKTW, to frighten : 
 
 fr. tK, dtlfia. 
 'EKCfKaTtvio,to vow or pay tithes: 
 
 fr. tic, dtKUTt). 
 'EK^tKtaOai, Ion. for tK^txt(T0ai. 
 'EKCtKTiop, opog, 6, a successor ; 
 
 receiver : fr. tK^exofiai. 
 'E<c^£pKo/xai, to see clearly : fr. 
 
 tic, SepKu). 
 'EKdtpu), f. epCj, perf. tKCtdapKa, 
 
 to flay, skin, strip : fr. tic, dipu). 
 'EKCixofiai, to wait for, expect, 
 
 receive, succeed to ; promise, 
 
 become surety for, Gen. xliv. 
 
 32 ; imperf. tlt^tx^/^'i'^ 0^' ^'''^> 
 f. Udt^ofiai, pert". iKdtdtyfiai : 
 
 fr. tK, Skx^H'^'^- 
 'EKdkio, f. r)(TU), to bind to, liar- 
 
 ness, suspend : fr. Ik, Ceio. 
 'EKdijXogt b, 1), evident, manifest, 
 
 celebrated : fr. tic, ctjXog. 
 'Eicc^j;Xda», uj, f. ojcru), same as 
 
 dijXdu), to unfold, make manifest, 
 
 celebrate : fr. the same. 
 'Eic^i^^tWjtobe absent from home, 
 
 go abroad, travel ; f. yau), perf. 
 
 tK^tdi'ifiriKa : fr. tic, ^ij/xog. 
 'EKifjuia, ag, /'/, travelling abroad, 
 
 going from home : & 
 'EKdijfiog, b, ?/, from home, a- 
 
 broad : fr. the same. 
 'EKdijjxoKOTrtu}, f. t'}(Tu), to mislead 
 
 the people : fr. tic, drjfiOKOTrtoj. 
 'E<c^ia/3atV(«>, to cross from one 
 
 side to the other : fr. tK, Sia- 
 
 (5aivio. 
 
 EKdiacTdofiai, wfiai, f. riffofiai, to 
 
 live in an extraordinary manner, 
 
 chantje one's mode of living : fr. 
 
 tK, diairdofiai. 
 'EKCtdd(TKu), f. d^tu, to teach 
 
 fully : fr. tic, diSdtTKu). 
 'EKCiCofiai, f. ibffofxai, a. 1. i^tSo- 
 
 fiijv, (TO, TO, to give in marriage, 
 
 let out, mid. fr. tK^iSuifit. 
 'EKCi^ovai, to unburden, give up, 
 
 discharge itself, pres. infin. fr. 
 
 tKSiddJIXl. 
 
 'EkSiSovv, Ion. & jmet. for IkSiSo- 
 vai, pres. infin. act. 
 
 'Eic^i^pi;(Tic£tv, to escape, Ion. for 
 tKSiCpdaKeiv,£r.iKdidpd(TKoj. Th. 
 cpdio, to flee. 
 
 'EKCiCiOfii, to utter, give out or 
 up, give away, betroth ; let to 
 hire, place out at interest ; flow 
 or run into ; f. weTa;, perf. SeSiOKa. 
 'EKdicofiai, to put out, be be- 
 trothed ; iKStSofikvTj Trap' dvdpt, 
 given in marriage, Xen. K. 'A. 
 iv. 1. 24. f. tKSu}(T0[j,ai, a. 2. m. 
 
 ' (185) 
 
 EKE 
 
 tKtSofirjv, (TO, TO, I let out : fr. 
 
 tK, ^l^(U/i«. 
 
 'EKCitjytofiai, ov^ai, to relate 
 fully ; t/v:^i//y»7rat, 3 sing. pres. 
 subj. : fr. tic, ^ujytofiai. 
 
 'EK^iKd^io, f. daut, to avenge, use 
 justice, decide a law-suit : & 
 
 'Eic^tKtw, w, to vindicate, re- 
 venge, f. ij(Tio, perf. tKSsSiKTjKa, 
 a. 1. iKf^UritTa, a. 1. imper. tic- 
 SiKri<Tov, dro), a. 1. infin. £»c5t- 
 KrjfTai : fr. tie, Sikt}. 
 
 'EKdiKt](Tig, tiog, »/, revenge, vmdi- 
 cation : fr. the same. 
 
 'Eic^iic;;r//f, ov, 6, an avenger, & 
 
 "Eicoiicoc, ov, b, 1), e.Kercising 
 justice, an avenger, punisher, 
 defender; unjust: fr.the same. 
 
 'Eic^ii/fvj/ri, Dor. & -^ol. for tK' 
 6ii'ov(Ti, they move. Th. divtut. 
 
 'EkSiujku}, to drive out, banish, 
 expel, persecute ; f. tic^tw^w, a. 
 1. tKdtSiu)^a,a. 1. part. tKdiib^aQf 
 avTog : fr. tic, diMKoj. 
 
 'EKCocTig, tiog, r), a giving up or 
 out, publishing, letting out, be- 
 trothing : & 
 
 'EK^oTog, b, y), surrendered, given 
 up, hired, married: fr.tK &. ci^to- 
 /it, perf. pass. £kcofiai, aai, Tai, 
 
 'EKCovg, ovTog, having delivered, 
 a. 2. })art. act. fr. tKvidiofii : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 'EKdoxfj, UQ, Vi expectation, re- 
 ception, entertainment, accept- 
 ation, succession : h\ tKdtxoftai; 
 fr. tK, Sexofiai, to accept, f. $0- 
 ^ai, perf. m. tK^tSoxa. 
 
 'EK^pafiuJu, ovTog, 6, a. 2. part. 
 See tKTpsxio. 
 
 'Eic^p^v, tic^pjjrai, tic^pdvat, to 
 escape from, pres. inf. Th. Cpdut. 
 
 'EKdpofiyi, rjg, y), a sally forth : & 
 
 'EKdpofiog, ov, 6, one who runs out 
 of the course, bolts ; makes a 
 sally : fr. ticrpt^^w. 
 
 'EK^vi'ai, to emerge, a. 2. inf. act. 
 fr. tK, dvfii, or Svi>u), to enter ; 
 f. cixTio, a. 2. idvv. 
 
 ''EK^v(Tig, Eiog, y), a going out, 
 emerging, escape, event : fr. 
 
 'EkSvu), or 'EKCvfii, to put or strip 
 off", divest, plunder ; emerge ; f. 
 tK^v'(Tio, perf. tic^E^VKa, a. 1. 
 t^tSvtra, a. 1. m. i^tdvfrdfiTjv, a*, 
 aro, I have stripped or divested 
 myself, a. 1. m. infin. tKSv(Ta(T'- 
 9ai : fr. Ik, dvoj or Svvu}. 
 
 'EKCibrTOfiai, y, ETai, f. 1. m. of 
 tKSidtofii, to let out. 
 
 'EKtda(T<Tt, he dispersed, a. 1. ind. 
 act. doubling (t poet, of KfSduj, 
 sam9 as aKtSdio. 
 
 'EkeT, there, in that place, thither; 
 Tovg tKtl /iiiOoyg, the former dis- 
 courses ; adv. of place : & 
 
 'Eic£t0£r, thence, adv. of place : 
 fr. tKtl. 
 
 'EKtiva, Dor. for Ueivt], she. See 
 tKtii^og. 
 
■••;'lt 
 
 m 
 
 EKZ 
 
 EKe 
 
 EKK 
 
 n 
 
 
 'EKeivs'jtVy Ion. for ciccivwv, of 
 
 them ; gen. pi. from 
 *EK:ETN02, t], Of he, she, it ; Kel- 
 
 voQy poet, and rf}vog, Dor. : fr. 
 
 £jca, the man there. 
 'E»c«t(T€, there, thither, adv. Th. 
 
 tKtXt'OQ, he. 
 'Ekeito, he lay, 3 sing. impf. Uei- 
 
 firjv, <TOy of KtifJLai, to lie. 
 'E»c«ica(T/Lt7/v, 3 sing. tKkKaffTo, he 
 
 had been prepared, plupf. pass. 
 
 of Kd<Cw, f. <f(o, to furnish ; perf. 
 
 pass. KiKaffjiaL. 
 'EK£/cX«ro, he commanded, ex- 
 horted, impf. of KSKXofiai, poet. 
 
 for reXo/Ltai, by epenth. of k. 
 
 Th. KtXw or KsXofiat, to com- 
 mand, exhort. 
 'E/c€K\iro, he had been turned 
 
 aside, 3 sing, plupf. ])ass. of 
 
 kXivoJj to incline ; f. vai, pcrf. 
 
 kskXiku, a. 1. fjcXiva, perf. pass. 
 
 KetcXt/iat, cat, rai. 
 'EkjjcXo^civ, plupf. act. Att. of 
 
 /cXeTTTo*, to steal ; f. v//<u, perf. ks- 
 
 jcXt^a, perf. m. KfJcXoTra. 
 '£jctfco<T/t£aro, Ion. for kc/corr/iT/v- 
 
 ro, 3 pi. plupf. pass, of Koafikio. 
 'EKiKoayiiTt, 2 pers. pi. plupf. 
 
 ind. m. : see xroa^w. 
 'EkUttivto, 3 pi. plupf. pass, of 
 
 KTCiofiai ; f. KTtjffOfiai, pf. ks- 
 
 KTtjfiai. 
 'EKfKTTiiTo, 2 smg. plupf. pass, of 
 
 the same. 
 'EKtXeVf Dor. for tKtXoVj you 
 
 conmianded, 2 s. impf. fr. KtXo- 
 
 fxai. 
 'EKtXtvOrjfieVy I pi. a. 1. ind. pass. 
 
 IKtXtvOljV, 1]Q, I], of KtXtVU). 
 
 'EKeXfwtra, ae, €, a. 1. ind. 3 i)l. 
 
 iKiXivoav, of KcXti'w. 
 'Eicep^avov, a. 2. act. fr. Kfp^atVw, 
 
 to gain, f. avCj. Th. KtpCoQ. 
 'Eic€()0i7<Ta, ag, £, a. 1. act. of iccp- 
 
 'EK^ijrT^rr/e, ow, 6, an inquirer. ] less, nefarious, horrible : fr. Ik, 
 'E/c^aiTrUjOEu), a), f. t/cto;, & 'Ek^o*- Otfffiog. 
 
 TTvpi^oj, f. «'(Tw, to kindle, blow up 'EKOka^aTay wv, rdj oracles, nom. 
 
 into a flame, awaken, revive ; fr. pi. fr. 
 
 tic, ^WTTVpi^lO. Th. ^(OTTVpOV 
 
 'EKTja, I burned up, a. 1. act. fr. 
 f. Ktiffio, ((T being dropped) of 
 Kaiuif to bum, f. Kciiaio, Kiiffio, & 
 KavtTutf a. 2. tKUi v. 
 
 'EKt]f3oXia, ag, //, skill or strength 
 to shot>t far : fr. 
 
 'Eic;/f36Xoc, ov, 6, one wlio shoots 
 far, far-shooting : fr. tKug, 
 j3a.XXu)y p. m. /3e/3oXrt. 
 
 'EKttds, he afflicted, 3 sing. impf. 
 ind. act. fr. KtjCu). Th. Ktjcog. 
 
 'EKTjKioVy (g, c, I was going out, 
 impf. act. of k^kIu), by redupl. 
 fr. Kiio, to go. 
 
 "EKHA02, 6, >'/, quiet, tranquil, 
 mild, peaceful, calm, undis- 
 turbed : fr. tiK(i>. 
 
 'EKijpvxOrjv, 7;c, ^?> I ^^as proclaim- 
 ed, a. 1. ind. pass. fr. Ktjpvrrcrio; 
 f. vKio, perf. KiKtipvx^- I'll- '^'i* 
 pvK- 
 
 "EKrjTi, dat. poet, for the sake of, 
 by means of, because of ; adv. 
 
 for IKOl'Tl, fr. tKMV. 
 
 'EKOafi^ieoj, w, f. f)<Tu), perf. Urt- 
 GdfifSrjKa, & 
 
 'EKOafi^iofiai, ovjjiai, to be afraid 
 of, astonished at, a. 1. pass. t^6- 
 0afil5i]0tiv : fr. tK, 0«/u/3£a». 
 
 'EKOafJifiogj 6, »/, afraid, astonish- 
 ed, amazed : fr. Ik, Odfifioc. 
 
 'EKOafiviKio, f. i(Tu), to extirpate: 
 fr. tK, Gct^t'og. 
 
 'EKOedofiaiy iofiai, to look at, be- 
 hold : fr. tic, Otcio^ai. 
 
 'EKOtid^io, f. aciu, to devote to 
 God ; extol, deify, idolize : fr. 
 tK, Otid^w. 
 
 'EK9efin,aTog, to, a public notice 
 or edict, proclamation : fr. Ik- 
 
 daivu),togii'm',f.KEpdai'Ci&.Ktp- riOrj^u, to put forth, publish. 
 Srjcru}, pf. KtKip^t]Ka, a. 2. Usp- Th. riOrjfii. 
 cavov. Th. Kip^og, tog, to, gain. 'EfcOt/itv, Dor. for UQHv, to run 
 EKtptra, I clipped, a. 1. yEol. for out, pres. inf. fr. U, & O'no, to 
 
 tKupa, of Kfc'pw, to clip ; f. KipCy, 
 perf. KSJcapKa. 
 
 'EKix*^ipia, ag, i), a suspension of 
 hostilities, truce : fr. tx^iv 
 Xtlpag, to withhold the hands. 
 
 'EKtxvvn, I Ijad gaped, Att. for 
 iKfxr}v^''^f plupf. m. & so in the 
 third person for tKexr)vei, Att. 
 Utxrj^Vi of x««»^<^> to gape ; f. 
 avw, perf. m. Ktxriva. 
 
 'Eic^gw, f. €(Ttu, to boil out, break 
 forth, overflow : fr, tK, ^ew. 
 
 'EK^TjTtitj, 0), to search out, in- 
 quire into, exact severely ; f. 
 77(Ta>, a. 1. t^t^i^ri^ffa, a. 1. subj. 
 ixr^i^r^ffw, yg, y, pf. iUli]Tt]Ka, 
 pf. pass. t^t^riTT]pLai, a. 1. ind 
 
 pass. tKtKrjrh^n^j Vi^t ^ • ^^■- ^'^j 
 ^j/rsw, to seek. 
 'EK^7;ri;0y, it may be inquired, 3 
 
 run ; f. m. Otvaofjiai. Or for 
 UOflvai, a. 2. infin. act. of Ikti- 
 Gt}fii, to put out. Th. TiOijpt. 
 
 'EKGtpaTTtvu), f. tvffit), to conciliate 
 favour, oblige ; heal, cure tho- 
 roughly : fr. tK, OepaTnvio. 
 
 'E/c0«p(^ai, f. i(Toj, to mow, mow 
 down, reap : fr. tK, OtpiZoj. 
 
 'EKQtpfiaivw, to make thoroughly 
 warm ; iKOtpfiaivofiaiy to grow 
 warm : fr. tK, Gepixaivio. 
 
 'EKOtpudvdaa, a. 1. part. f. g. of 
 the preced. 
 
 'EKOtcrOai, a. 2. inf. m. tKOtfitvog, 
 a. 2. part. m. fr. iKTi9j]fn. 
 
 'EKOtaig, tiog, i), a setting forth, 
 exposition, explanation, edict, 
 proclamation, exposure ; ace. 
 sing. tKOtaiv : fr. tKTiOrji^i, to 
 expose or put forth 
 
 sing. a. 1. subj. pass, of eic^ijrcu;. 'EKOtfffxog, 6, r), beyond law, law- 
 " ' (18C) 
 
 'EKOt<T(paTov, ov, TO, a knowleiln;e 
 of fate, an oracle, prophecy : Ir. 
 tK, 6t(T(paTog, 6, »), decreed by the 
 gods ; fr. Gtbg, <pdTog, fr. (ptjui. 
 'EKGtTiKog, }), bv, expository, ex- 
 planatory ; fr. tKTiGi]p.i. 
 'EKGtTog, 6, i), put out, exposed ; 
 TToulv tKGna to. fip't<pi], to ex- 
 pose infiiuts : fr. the same. 
 'EKG'tio, f. GtixTOf-iai, io run out or 
 away, make a sally : fr. tK, Gtw. 
 'EKGijXd^io, f. d(Tu)j to suck out : 
 
 fr. tK, GrjXdZo). 
 'EKGrjXvi'io, f. vvvj, to reiidir 
 efl"eminate, enervate : fr. tK, 
 GtjXvvit}. 
 'EKGrjpdofiai, wficu, to hunt down, 
 take in hunting : fr, tK, Gtjpaw. 
 'EkGtjpwu), w, f. (ifTtu, to reiulcr 
 wild or ferocious, infuriate ; j)a8s. 
 to be changed into a wild beast : 
 fr. Ik, Gijpioio. 
 'EkGX'i[3u), f. ;//w, pci'f. tKTfGX^a, 
 to press or squeeze out, crusli, 
 bruise, opj^ress ; pass. part. pert. 
 tKTtOXi^fiivog : fr. t/c, 0X(/3w. 
 Hence 
 'EKGXiipig, tu}g, i), a pressing or 
 squeezing out, affliction ; a 
 figure in gi'ammar, by which a 
 letter of a word is dropped : 
 'EKGvi]rTKO}, to die outright, die, 
 faint ; a. 2. tt^Gavov, Jon. h- 
 Qavov : fr. tK, GvqrfKit}. 
 'E.KGoivdofiai, iofiai, f. i)(Jo\iai, to 
 banquet, feast on, eat up : fr. 
 tK, Ootvdu). 
 'EkGopvi'io, to leap out ; & 
 *Eic6'pa>(TK:a>, to leap out, palpitate, 
 a. 2. m. poet. tKGopov : fr. k, 
 
 GplOffKU). 
 
 'EKOvfJiidoj,, a, f. d'crut, to bum 
 incense ; fr. tic, Gvfiidio. 
 
 'EKGvfiog, 6, >'/, acting from fury 
 or ardor, ardent, active, ener- 
 getic ; spiritless, desponding. 
 
 'EKGvfiwg, adv. earnestly. 
 
 'EkGuio, f. v'aio, to break out, 
 sacrifice, destroy ; mid. to atone 
 for, expiate : fr. tic, Gvto. 
 
 'Ejctov, impf. fr. jctw, to go, run 
 up to : fr. View, by metath. 
 
 'EKipvt], Dor. for tKipvae, 3 sing. 
 imperf. of icipvdw, to mix. 
 
 'EKixdve, impf. tKixt, a. 2. of ki- 
 Xdvu), or ictxcw. 
 
 'EKKayx^^^i to laugh imniodo- 
 i"ately : fr. tic, Kayx^^^- 
 
 'EKKaGaiput, to cleanse thoroui;li- 
 ly, purify, brighten by cleaniuL', 
 as armour, burnish ; f. tKKCiOa- 
 poj, a. I. i^tKuGapa, a. 1. ini]:< i". 
 
 tKKdGdpOP, UTIO, 2 })!. tKKaOd- 
 
 paT6, cleanse; a. 1. subj. ticicaCri - 
 P^f yt'» y '• ^r. tic, KciGaipio. 
 'EKKaGdpare, cleanse, 2 pi. a. 1- 
 
 EKK 
 
 iini)er. act. of the preced. 
 
 'EKK(iGtv8it), f. Sj](T(x), to sleep out, 
 away from home, keep watch : 
 fr. tK, KaGev^u). 
 
 'EKKaidtKa, oi, at, to., sixteen. 
 
 'EKKai^Kddojpog, 6, r;, sixteen 
 palms long: fr. EKKaidtKa, Sojpot'. 
 
 'EKKCuctKdXivog, 6, 7), consisting 
 of sixteen threads. Hh.X'ivov, 
 
 'EKKuiio, to burn, set fire to, kin- 
 dle, inflame ; f. iKKavaio, a. 1. 
 l^UavfTa, perf. ticicticai'ica, perf. 
 pass. tKKeKav[.iai, a. 1. pass. tK- 
 iKavGrjv, Tig, /;, 1 burned : fr. 
 Ik, Ka'uo. 
 
 'EKKaKtoi, w, to despond, fail 
 through fear, bend beneath mis- 
 fortunes ; f. rjfTio, p. tKKtKdKT)Ka, 
 a. 1. tXtKaKijffa, 2 pi. a. 1. subj. 
 act. iKKaKi](TT}T£ : fr. tic, KuKog, 
 
 ' EKKaXa^dofxai, utfiai, to fish out, 
 catch with a fishing-rod : fr. Ik, 
 KaXafiog. 
 
 'EKKaXfofiai, ovfiai, m. same as 
 iKKaXsii); tKKaXt'iiTGai ti)v diKrjv, 
 to transfer a suit from one judge 
 to another. 
 
 'EKKaXiffaffGat, a. 1. infin. m. fr. 
 
 'F.KKaXtoj, w, to call out or forth, 
 excite, provoke : fr. Ikj KaXsio, 
 f. kaiOf perf. icticX?;»ca. 
 
 'EKKaXvTTTu), f. i//w, to uncover 
 the face, unveil, disclose : fr. 
 k, KaXvTrru). 
 
 'EKKdf^ivio, f. Kafiovfxai, to grow 
 weary, be wearied out : fr. tic, 
 Kafivu). 
 
 'EKicaGTri^ofiat, to yield as pro- 
 duce : fr. tK, iccrpTTi^oi. 
 
 *E(c/cart0dXXo/iat, to leap down 
 from ; plup. tKKaTtTraXTO : fr. 
 tK, Kara, i<pdXXofxai. 
 
 'EicKan^uij/, a. 2. part. act. fr. 
 iKKaTtiSu), to look down upon : 
 fr. tK, KOTa, e1d(t)f to see ; a. 2. 
 
 tlCOV & 1^0 V. 
 
 'EKKauXt^w, to pull off or up by 
 the stalk : fr. tK, KafXe^cu. 
 
 'EKKavfia, arog, to, tinder, fuel; 
 a burn : fr. tKKaiio. 
 EKKavxdofiat, wfiai, to boast or 
 vaunt greatly : Ik, Kavxdofxai. 
 
 'EKKtifiat, to lie out, be exposed : 
 fi'. tK, Kfi/iai. 
 
 'Ekkevovv Gvfibv, to breathe out 
 the soul, die ; pres. infin. of 
 Ekkevoio, o), f. itxToj, to empty, 
 exhaust, evacuate, unsheath : fr. 
 *K, Ktvoio. Th. Ktvog. 
 EKKtiTEoi, or dui, w, to transfix, 
 pierce deeply, goad, spur on ; f 
 '/Tw, perf. tKKtKtvTTjKa, a. 1. tK- 
 
 «'ii'Tt)(Ta : fr. tK, kevteio. 
 Ekkevti^io, f. iffit), the same. 
 EK:K£;;^i;rat, 3 s. p. pass, of tKXi'(*fi 
 fjr tKxvvu}, to pour out; f. x^^^^ 
 l»erf. tKKtx'^'C"- Th. x«w. 
 ^KKqpaivit}, to weaken : fr. tK, 
 ^ Kripaivb). 
 ^KKiipvKTog, 6, r), banished by 
 
 EKK 
 
 proclamation, outlawed, expel- 
 led : fr. 
 
 'EKKr]pv(T(T(i} or ttio, f. Km, to ban- 
 ish by proclamation : fr. tK «Sc 
 Kr}pv(T(Tio. Th. KTjpvK, a herald. 
 
 'Ekkiveu), Si, f. {](Tii), to remove ; 
 utter, give vent to; deviate from 
 the track : fr. Ik, Kiv'tut. 
 
 'EkkLoj, to go forth : fr. tK, kIuj. 
 
 'EKKXdio, a, to break ott", break 
 in pieces, destroy ; f. d(To), perf. 
 tKKiKXaKU, perf. pass. tKKEKXaff- 
 ^at, a. 1. pass. iKtKXdaGrjv : fr. 
 tK, KXdiu. 
 
 'EKKXtioj, Ion. tKKXrjt<jj, to shut 
 out, exclude; f. KXtiVw, perf. ek- 
 kekXeiko, a. 1. tKtKXtKTa, a. 1. 
 infin. tKKXitaai, perf. pass. Ikke- 
 KXci(T/iat, a. 1. pass. t^cKXtirr^i/i^, 
 
 1 was shut out : fr. tK, kXeiu). 
 'EKKXtTTTio, f. ;//a>, to steal, remove 
 
 away clandestinely: tK, kXetttu). 
 
 'EKKXTfi^EcrGai, Ion. for LkkXiieg- 
 
 Gai, to be shut out, inf. pass, of 
 
 EKKXtiu). 
 
 'EKKXriffia, ag, y), an assembly, a 
 regular assembly of the people 
 according to their rank & tribe; 
 (but dyopd means a confused & 
 promiscuous multitude;) a place 
 of meeting, temple, church ; ha- 
 rangue: fr. tKKaXtoj, to call out; 
 perf. pass. IkkekXtjixui, ffai. Th. 
 KaXttu, to call. 
 
 'EKKXrjrFid^io, to call an assembly, 
 harangue ; f. ffw, perf. ku : fr. 
 tKKXijcria. 
 
 'EKKXt]<Tia(TiJ.6g, ov, 6, a meeting, 
 assembly. 
 
 'EKKXrjmaaTrjg, ov, 6, one who 
 harangues, a preacher : & 
 
 ' EKKXtimaaTiKog, rj, ov, belonging 
 to the church, ecclesiastical ; 
 belonging to an assembly : fr. 3 
 pers. pci'f. pass, of tKKXrjffid^ii). 
 
 'EKKXriTog, 6, y, called out, sum- 
 moned, addressed, appealed to. 
 'EkkXijtoi, 01, among the Lace- 
 dccmonians, citizens who were 
 summoned to deliberate on pub- 
 lic business. 
 
 " EKKXt/ia, aroc, ro, an inclining, 
 giving way, flight : fr. 
 
 'EKKXrvw, to turn from or aside, 
 decline, shun, avoid, give way, 
 retreat, take to flight, incline to; 
 
 f. IvCj, p. tKKEKXlKa, a. 1. t^tKXt- 
 
 va, a. 1. imper. tKKXlvov, dru), 
 
 2 pi. tKKXivaTE : fr. Ik, kXivu}. 
 'EKKXKTig, ttjjg, 7), a turning aside, 
 
 declining, shunning : fr. 2 pers. 
 
 perf. ])ass. of the above verb. 
 'EkkXv^w, f. v(Tu), to wash away 
 
 or out : fr. tK, kXi'^w. 
 'EKKVKLcrtvvTi, vEol. iSc Dor. for 
 
 tKKvai<Tov<n, they will make a 
 
 hai*sh disagreeable noise, 3 pi. 
 
 fut. ind. fr. tKKvaiu), Th. Kvdco, 
 
 to scrape. 
 'EKKvdw, ut, f. T)<Tio, to scrape or 
 (187) 
 
 EKK 
 
 scratch off: fr. Ik, Kvd(o. 
 
 ' EKKOl^iaXiKtvonai, to cajole or 
 circumvent by flattery : fr. ek, 
 Ko^aXog. 
 
 'Ekkokki^w, f. i<Tu), to shell out, 
 strip, rob : fr. tK, KOKKog. 
 
 'EKKoXdrrTio, f. i|/u>, perf. ekkeko- 
 Xa0a, to cut out, blot out, era.se; 
 force from the shell, hatch : fr. 
 IK, KoXaTTro*. 
 
 'EKKoXw/Li/3d(u, w, to swim away, 
 escape; f. ijfno, perf. tKKtKoXvfi^ 
 j3i]Ka, a. 1. iKtKoXvji^T]aa, a. 1. 
 part. tKKoXvpptjcrag, avTog : fr. 
 tK, KoXvujSdto. 
 
 'EKKopidi), ijg, 1), a conveying 
 away, removing, exportation ; 
 iKKOfiidrj vEKpov, a funeral : fr. 
 
 'Ekkojuj^w, to export, transport, 
 carry away, carry out to burial ; 
 f. i<Tio, perf. tKKEKOfiiKa, a. 1. t'K- 
 EKo^ioa, imperf. pass. t^tKo^ii^o- 
 f^irjv, ov, ETO : fr. tK, KOfiiCu). 
 
 ' EKKOfiifJai, export, a. I. imper. 
 m. of the above. 
 
 'Ekkott/), fjg, r), a cutting off : fr. 
 
 'EKKOTrrw, to cut oft', out, or down, 
 fell, extirpate ; f. \pui, perf. tK- 
 KtKotpa, a. J. t^fKov//rt, a. 1. im- 
 per. tKKO\//ov, drai, a. 1. subj. 
 tKKoxpu), yg, y, a. 2. IKekottov, 
 perf. pass. tKKtKo/i/iai, a, 2. pass. 
 
 t^tKOTTI/J', f. 2. pass. tKKOTrijffO- 
 
 fiai, y, ETat, pcrf. m. EKKEKoira : 
 
 fr. tK, KOTTTU). 
 
 'EKKopiio, io, f. //(Ta>, to sweep or 
 clean out, corrupt, deflower : fr. 
 
 tK, KOp'tU). 
 
 'EKK0pv<p6io, to speak or relate 
 summarily ; f. loffM. Th. Kopu^j), 
 a head. 
 
 EKKpairraXda;, ui, to be intoxi- 
 cated. Th. KpaiTrdX?;. 
 
 'EKKpt/idvvv/it, to let hang down 
 from; mid. & 'EKKpkfiafiai, cat, 
 rat, to hang upon, depend upon, 
 be suspended from, be in sus- 
 pense ; with a gen. tKtKpkfiaTO, 
 3 sing. impf. : fr. ek, Kptfidoj, to 
 suspend. Hence 
 
 'EKKpEfit)g, tog, 6, 7), hanging 
 from, suspended. 
 
 'EKKplVw, f. tvw, to choose out, 
 select, separate, expel, take 
 away, reject, move from its posi- 
 tion, secrete : fr. tK, Kpivio. 
 
 "EKKpiffig, tiog, 7}, a choosing out, 
 selection, sepai*ation, secretion : 
 fr. 2 pers. sing. perf. pass, of the 
 above verb. 
 
 "EKKptroc, 6, »/, picked out, se- 
 lected, choice, select, excellent : 
 fr. 3 pers. sing, perf pass, of the 
 same verb. 
 
 ' EKKpovcTig, Eiog, 1), a beating, 
 driving, or shaking out : & 
 
 'EKKpouoTog, 6, r), driven out, 
 embossed : fr. 
 
 'EKKpouw, f. (Tw, to expel, remove, 
 
 I beat, drive or knock out, put 
 
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 ^ 
 
 
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 > ■ ■ 
 
 i 
 
 EKA 
 
 off, break out : fr. Ik, Kpovu). 
 'EKKvl^LffTdu), w, to throw oueself 
 
 head first : fr. tK, kv(5jj. 
 *EKKVK\f.ujf iof f. r)(noy to roll out, 
 
 display, expose : fr. Ik, kvkXoq. 
 'EKKvXivdutjthe same as 
 'EkkvXI'io, to roll out or off, cast 
 
 off, disengage, roll in, wallow : 
 
 fr. tK, KvXiu), to roll, f. iVw, perf. 
 
 KiKvX'iKa, a. I. UvXTaa, perf. 
 
 pass. KtKvXifffiai. 
 'EKKVfiaivio, f. avCj, to swell in 
 
 surges, foam out, or move as a 
 
 wave; applied to an army wliich 
 
 becomes irregular in its march : 
 
 fr. Ik, KVfiaivio. 
 
 'EKKVVTjytTElO, W, f. l)(T(jJ, tO folloW 
 
 the chase, hunt out : fr. tic, kv- 
 vqyETto). 
 'Ekkvtttu), f. xl^io, to look or peep 
 forth, appear, advance : fr. Ik, 
 
 KVTTTUi. 
 
 'EKKa)fidi^ii},f. crw, to go forth riot- 
 ously : fr. tK, Kw/ua^w. 
 
 'EKKuxpoio, w, f. (bau), to deafen, 
 stun, blunt : fr. tic, KUJ<pdio. 
 
 "EKXayKav, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 icXa^w, to sound, i-attle, f. 1 
 KXdy^uj, a. 1. tKXay^a, ag^ e, 
 p. ic£»c\ayx«, p. ni. KSKXijya. 
 
 'EKXayov, I or they cried out ; 
 a. 2. act. of the same verb. 
 
 'EKXaOofitvoQ, a. 2. part. m. fr. 
 iKXarOdvu), to forget. 
 
 'E/cXaicri^tu, f. ffa;, to kick up the 
 heels, spurn : fr. tic, Xaicn'^tu. 
 
 'EKXaXkbj, Cj, to speak out, de- 
 clare, divulge ; f. t)(toj, perf. tic- 
 Xt\a\»;ica, a. 1. iKtXdXtjaa, a. 1. 
 infin. tKXaXtjffai : fr. tic, XaXiio. 
 
 '£KXa/i/3di'o;, to take out, under- 
 take for profit ; understand, re- 
 ceive, obtain, gain : fr. tic, Xafi- 
 j3ava>, f. m. Xr)\pofiat. 
 
 'EicXa/iTrpoc, o, r), very bright, 
 shining : fr. tic, XafiTrpog. 
 
 'EKXdfnroj, to shine out or forth, 
 glitter, be renowned ; f. ;//a>, a. 
 1. i^kXafi-ipa : fr. Ik, Xd/i7rtu. 
 
 'EKXafi-ipig, eu}g, t), brightness, 
 splendour, renown. 
 
 'EKXavOdvu), to cause to forget ; 
 f. tKXriau}, a. 2. i^kXaQov, pres. 
 m. iKXavQdvoiiai, to forget in- 
 tirely; f. m. fifX?)o'o/Liat, perf. m. 
 iKXkXrfda, perf. pass. ticXtX jjc/xai : 
 fr. tic, XavOdviji. 
 
 *EKXa^ivi)i, f. tvffu), to hew out, 
 polish, make smooth: fr. tic, Xdg, 
 
 *EicXa7rd^o>, f. ^(o, to empty out, 
 exhaust, lay waste, destroy, ex- 
 pel : fr. tK, XairdZio. 
 
 'EKXaTTTjv, Tjg, r), I was stolen 
 away ; a. 2. ind. pass. ticXaTrov, 
 I stole, a. 2. ind. act. fr. tic & 
 icXtTrra;, to steal ; f. ;//a>, perf. 
 KtKXe(pa, perf. m. rrticXoTra. 
 
 'EKXdTTTu), f. \//(t», to lap or drink 
 up : fr. tK, XaTTTU). 
 
 EKA 
 
 'EicXaffrt, 1 broke, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of icXdw, to break ; f. icXdffw, a. 
 1. pass. iKXdaOtjv, rjg, rf. 
 
 'EKXaTOfisu), Cj, f. ij<TO}, to cut out 
 stones, build with stones : fr. tK 
 & XaTofxtcj, fr. Xdg, rtfiviD, p. 
 m. rkrofia. 
 
 'EKXavaa, I wept, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of KXaiuj, to weep ; f. KXavau). 
 
 'EicXaxatrw, f. avd, to excavate, 
 dig up : fr. tK, Xa')^aiv(o. 
 EicXtyw, f. ^u), perf. ticXtXf\'a, to 
 pick or choose out, select, take 
 away, collect : & 
 
 'EicXtyo/iai, mid. to pick or choose 
 out, select ; impf. tKtXeyofitji', 
 ov, iTo, f. tKXt^ofiai, a. 1. m. 
 iKeXtKdfirjv, w, aro, perf. m. tK- 
 XtXoya; pass, to be chosen; perf. 
 pass. ticXtXty/iat : fr. tK, Xtyw. 
 
 'EKXtiTTTLKog, rj, 6v, defective, be- 
 longing to an eclipse ; rd tKXti- 
 TTTiKd, the ecliptic : fr. 
 
 'EicXftTTw, to leave off, foi'sake, 
 omit, fail, be eclipsed, faint, die; 
 f. ticXfi\//(«>, perf. ticXtXfi^a, a. 2. 
 t^'tXiTTOv, 3 sing. pres. subj. tic- 
 XftVy, 2 pi. a. 2. subj. act. ticXi- 
 7rt]Tt : fr. tic, XtiTrcu, to leave. 
 
 'EKXtia9r}v, I was shut up, 3 pi. 
 tKXtiaQrjaav, a. 1. ind. pass, of 
 KXtiui. 
 
 'EicXtt'xw, f. ait), to lick up : fr. tic, 
 Xii-^u). 
 
 'EKXtixpig, eiog, i), a falling away, 
 defect, eclipse ; a figure of 
 speech called Ellipsis : fr. perf. 
 pass, of tKXfiiru). 
 
 'EicXticroff, T), 01', picked out, 
 chosen, beloved: fr. 3 s. p. pass, 
 of ticXtyw. 
 
 'EicXtXaOov, poet, for tK^XaOov, 
 a. 2. ind. act. fr. tKXavOdvu). 
 
 'EKXtXdOijJv, ovTog, pres. part. fr. 
 XeXdOii), formed fr. perf. m. Xt- 
 XaOa, Dor. for XtXijOa, of Xav- 
 Odvoj, to lie hid. 
 
 'EKXt\T)(T9e, 2 pi. perf. pass. ticXt- 
 Xijfffiai, of tKXavGdvu), to cause 
 to forget ; f. tKXijffojjiai, a. 2. 
 t^tXaOov. Th. Xr]Ooj, to lie hid. 
 
 'EicXtXoxt<T/itvoc, picked out, se- 
 lected, part. pei*f. pass. fr. ticXo- 
 Xt^w, to select. Th. Xoxog, a co- 
 hort. 
 
 EicXtXi'/itrwc, adv. freely, with- 
 out restraint : fr. ticXvo;. 
 EicXt^aa^at, a. 1. infin. m. fr. Ik- 
 Xtyofiai. 
 
 'EicXfTTt^w, f. (Tttj, same as 
 
 'EicXtTTw, to shell, peel, hatch: fr. 
 tic, XtTrtu. 
 
 'EicXtvicrttVw, f. avCJ, to whiten ; 
 mid. to become white : fr. tic, 
 XtVKaivu). 
 
 'EKXfvKog, 6, >/, white, perfectly 
 white, whitened : fr. ^ic, XtvKog. 
 
 'EKXt\p', for tKXt\l/t, he stole, a. 1 . 
 ind. act. of icXtTrrtu ; f. i//a>, perf. 
 KticXt^a, perf. m. KtKXoTra. 
 (188) 
 
 EKA 
 
 'EkXtjOt^v, T]g, T],ii. 1. ind. pass. 
 
 of KaXtu). 
 'EkXtjOio, the same as iKXavOdrtt). 
 'EKXifiaav, they shut up, loii. lor 
 
 ficXticrav, 3 pi. a. 1. act. of K-Xtiw 
 
 to shut ; f. <Tuj. 
 'EKXrjcTig, tojg, >/, forgetfulncss, 
 
 oblivion : fr. tKXyjOio. 
 'EKXiKfidio, Cj, f. j;<Tu>, to wimiow, 
 
 sift : fr. tK, XiKfidu). 
 'EicXi/iia, ag, >/, excessive hunger. 
 
 Th. Xifiog. 
 'EkXTvuv, they took to flight, 3 
 
 pi. a. 1. act. of kXivu), to incline; 
 
 f. vCj. 
 'EKXivOrjfiig, we lay down. Dor. 
 
 for tKXii/Qrjfitv, 1 pi. a. 1. hid. 
 
 pass. & 
 'EkXivOtjI', j]g, »/, I was inclined, 
 
 poet, for iKXiOiji>,a. 1. ind. jjuss. 
 
 of kXivw, f. vw, perf. kikXiku, a. 
 
 1. act. hXiva, perf. m. ictK-Xua. 
 'EKXifiTrdvio, poet, for ticXtiTrw. 
 'EicXt7raf)ta>, w, f. jjoio, to cntriat 
 
 with earnestness: fr.tic,Xt7ra()iw. 
 'ErXtTTttv, a. 2. infin. act. kXj- 
 
 TToiv, a. 2. part. act. tKXiirtjTt, 2 
 
 pi. a. 2. subj. of ticXtiTro), to fail; 
 
 a. 2. t^tXirrov. Th. XtiTruj. 
 'EicXt7r/}c, tog, 6, »/, deficient, fail- 
 ing : fr. the same. 
 'EicXoyeo/iat, to excuse, exculpate 
 
 one's self : fr. tic, Xtyw. 
 'EicXoyv, ijg, ?/, a picking out, 
 
 choice, selection, extract, elec- 
 tion, collection, exaction ; ticXo- 
 
 yal, eclogues : fr. tKXtyofiat ; f. 
 
 Kofiai, perf. m. XtXoya : fr. k, 
 
 Xkyit). 
 'EicXoyt'^o/iai, to number, recount, 
 
 weigh, estimate : see Xoyj^o/iai. 
 *EicXoyi(T^6f, ov, 6, a computa- 
 tion, reckoning, estimating, con- 
 sideration : fr. the preced. 
 'EicXoj/tovro, 3 pi. impf. ind. pass. 
 
 fr. KXovtio, f. ijcroj. Th. kXopoq, 
 
 motion. 
 'EicXoTTo^opjjtra, ag, f, a. 1. ind. 
 
 act. of icXo7ro0optw, to steal ; f. 
 
 i)(T(D : fr. jcXoTrr), (pipo). 
 'EicXoxtuo/iat, to bring forth: fr. 
 
 Ik, Xox^voi. 
 'EKXv^tTo, he was immersed, 
 
 impf. pass. fr. icXi'^w. 
 'EK\vOio<Tiv, 3 pi. a. 1. subj. pass. 
 
 of tKXvijj, to disperse. 
 'EKXvaacrOai, a. 1. inf. m. fr. 
 
 ticXi>w, to unloose. Th. Xvin. 
 'EKXvffig, (wg, >), a release, deli- 
 
 vei~ance, debility ; ace. suig. tV 
 
 Xvciv : fr. UXvu). 
 'EicXvrj7piOf,a,ov,able to deliver: 
 
 fr. IkXvoj. 
 'EKXvTog, 6, if, relaxed, languid : 
 
 fr. the same. 
 'EKXvTpiunig, ewg, >/, redemptiou: 
 
 fr. tK, Xvrpou). 
 'EKXi»a», to loose from, release, 
 
 deliver, relax, weaken, mitigate, 
 
 depart ; f. v'aw, perf. ticXtXvKc, 
 
 EKM 
 
 perf. pass. tKXkXvfiai, a. 1 . pass. 
 t^iXvOijv, rjg, /;, f. 1. pass. ticXy- 
 Oriffofiai, I shall grow faint : fr. 
 U, Xvu). 
 
 'EKXw/3do/iat, f. TjtTojxai, to be ig- 
 nominiously treated : fr. tK, Xw- 
 |3d(u. Th. Xa»/3//. 
 
 'iltcXioTriZoJ, f. fTU), to strip off the 
 clothes, bare : fr. Ik, XCj-rrog. 
 
 'EKfiayfia, arog, to, an impress, 
 exact likeness : fr. tKfjidfffno. 
 
 'EKfid^oi, the same as Ufidacrio, 
 to wipe off. 
 
 'EKfiaivtiv, to drive mad, infu- 
 riate, madden : see tKfiavio. I 
 
 'Eic/taicrpoi', to, an impression, 
 likeness : fr. tKfxdacTU). 
 
 'EKfiavOdvio, to learn thoi'oughly, 
 find out : fr. Ik, fxavOdvio, to 
 learn, f. fiaOqaofiai, perf. fxtud- 
 OiiKa, a. 2. tfiuOou. 
 
 'EKfiavd, 1 sing. a. 2. subj. pass. 
 fr. tKixaivofiai, to be mad ; a. 2. 
 inf. pass. iKfiaviivai: ir.tKjfiai- 
 vofiai, the same ; f. fiavoiifiai. 
 
 'EKfid^ag,Si. 1. part. fr. tKfidafrio. 
 
 'E.Kfiapnivu), f. avu>, to cause to 
 pine away, wither, fade, decay : 
 fr. tK, fxapaivdi. 
 
 'EKnapy6op.ai, f. uxrofiai, to be in- 
 furiated : fr. tK, fxapyooj. 
 
 'EKfiapTvptio, u>, f. iiau), to bear 
 witness to somewhat related by 
 another, corroborate by testi- 
 mony, &c.; send a written testi- 
 mony: fr. tK, ^apTvptio. Hence 
 
 'EKfiapTvpia, wv, Ta, testimonies. 
 
 'EKnapTvpia, ag, i), & 
 
 'EKfiapTvptov, ov, TO, a testimony 
 sent by an absent witness; Dem. 
 
 'EKpdaam, or rrw, to wipe oft', 
 press out, express to the life, 
 imitate ; impf. t^inaffaov, f. tK- 
 Ha^u), a. 1. t^tfia^a, a. I. part. 
 iKud^ag, avTog, &c. : fr. tK, 
 /jdcr(Ta>. 
 
 'EKp.a(TTtvoj, f. aot, to seek out, 
 quest : fr. tic, fiaffTtvio. 
 
 'Ek pel pofxai, to obtain one's share; 
 p. ni. i^tfijiope, by mctath. for 
 iKpsfiopt : fr. Ik, fJtipoj. 
 EKptXtTdu), w, f. T)(7(t), to medi- 
 tate, exercise, study : fr. Ik, 
 litXtTdu). 
 
 ^EKptXijg, kog, 6, i}, discordant, 
 harsh ; fr. p.kXog, a song : or 
 sluggish, weak, out of joint ; fr. 
 p^Xog, a limb. 
 
 EKpepvOijTai, 3 sing. perf. pass. 
 of tKpvOiofxai, to publish, pro- 
 claim, f. ijtTOfxai : fr. tic, fivUog. 
 EKptrptu), Cj, f. r/<Ta>, to mejisure, 
 survey : fr. tic, fiiTp'tio. 
 EKprjQvopai, to be unfolded, ex- 
 tend at full length, defile ; ap- 
 plied to an army crossing a 
 bridge or narrow pass : fr. tK, 
 
 'E-Kpiaivofiai, to be polluted : fr. 
 tf, piaivofJiai. 
 
 EKO 
 
 'EKfiifiiopai, ovfiai, f. r]<TOftai, to 
 express by imitation : fr. t#c, 
 pipkofxai. 
 
 'EKpiaOoio, d), f. wo-w, to let out 
 for hire : fr. ik, piaOou). 
 
 "EKfxoXt, Ion. for t^t^ioXt, he went 
 out, 3 sing. a. 2. act. of iKfioXtio : 
 fr. tK, fuioXkio, or /xoXcj. 
 
 'EKfiovffou), Cj, to instruct tho- 
 roughly. Th. fiovffa. 
 
 'Eic/iox^tw, w, f. yjffu), to toil or 
 suffer nmch, work out, accom- 
 plish by labour : fr. tK, jiox^kio. 
 
 'EKfjLOxXtvio, f. (Tio, to raise with 
 levers, force up: fr. tK, poxXtvoj. 
 
 'EKpvtidio, or t(jj, Cj, f. rjau), to 
 suck out, suck : fr. tic, pv'Cio. 
 
 'EKp.vKTT]piloj, to scoff at, deride; 
 impf. iKtpvKTtfOti^ov, eg, i, f. 
 i(T(i}, Att. iCJ, itlg, itl, perf. tic^t- 
 jjLVKTTjpiKa : fr. U, p.VKTt]pii!i<jJ. 
 
 'EKviptjjjf. pCj,to distribute; mid. 
 to feed on, browse, go forth to 
 pasture : fr. tic, rkfuo. 
 
 'EKifsvpi^u), f. iffo), to enervate, 
 weaken ; perf. part. pass, ticrt- 
 vtvpi(rp.ivog : fr. tic, vtvpov. 
 
 'EKvevaai,a. 1. inf. act.fr. tKvtvu), 
 to swim, escape by swimming, f. 
 tKveixToj. Th. v'to), to swim. 
 
 'EKi'tvtng, tujg, i), a turning aside: 
 
 'EKvtvii), f. tvao), to command by 
 a nod, drive away by shaking 
 the head, turn away or aside, 
 bend the head from : fr. tic, vtvo). 
 
 'EKvtVio, for 'Eicrtw, to swim a- 
 way, escape privately, depart ; 
 f. tKvtvffio, perf. tKvtvtvKa, a. 1. 
 t^Evtvcra : fr. tic, vevio, to swim. 
 
 'EKin'jipio, to become sober, wake 
 up ; f. il/io, a. 1. i^tvTjxl/a, a. 1. 
 imper. tKvr)\pov, utio, perf. ticj't- 
 vrj<pa : fr. tic, v»/0a>, to be sober. 
 
 "EKVTfxl^ig, tejg, //, return to sobri- 
 ety, wakefulness : fr. the same. 
 
 *Eici/iicda>, f. i](Tio, perf. iKptviKi]- 
 Ka, to overcome, subdue, pre- 
 vail : fr. tK, viKdu). 
 
 "Eicvt^t, Dor. for tKViOt, he prick- 
 ed, a. 1. ind. act. fr. ici/t'^w, f. tcrw. 
 Dor. ^w. Th. Kvdu), to scrape. 
 
 'Ekvitttio, f. ypoj, to wash away, 
 expiate, wipe off: fr. tic, viTrrw. 
 
 'EKvifrOtjv, rjg, »;, a. 1. ind. pass, 
 fr. Kvi^io, to cut. Th. Kvdu). 
 
 'EKvopiog, o, »/, poet, same as 
 tKvopog, unusual, unaccustomed, 
 unwonted, outlawed, wicked : fr. 
 tK, vofiog. Hence 
 
 'EKvopiijjg, adv. unusually, ex- 
 ceedingly : fr. the same. 
 EKvoffTfjffavTt, dual num. a. 1. 
 part. act. fr. UvoaTtuj, to re- 
 turn ; f. f)aio : fr. tie, voartoj. 
 
 'EK:oi\rtrat',3 pi. a. 1. act. fr. icoi- 
 Xalvii), to make hollow, exca- 
 
 vate 
 
 aviiJ, a. 
 
 1. tKoiXdva. 
 
 Th. KolXog. 
 'EKoipT]<TavTO, they lay down, 3 
 plur. a. 1. m. of Koipdu), f. ij<tio, 
 (189) 
 
 EKO 
 
 to cause to lie down ; lKoip.i]Orjv, 
 
 Tig, T], a. 1. pass. 
 'EKoipKTa, ag, «, a. 1. act. ticoi- 
 
 pirrOyjv, a. I. pass, of icoi/x<^w, 
 
 the same as Koip.do), to cause to 
 
 sleep. 
 'E»coXd0i(Ta, ag, t, 3 pi. ticoXd^t- 
 
 (jav, a. 1. ind. act. of icoXa^t^w, 
 
 to box the ear ; f. lati), perf. icc- 
 
 KoXd^iica : fr. KoXaipog, a blow. 
 
 Th. KoXaTTTijj, to beat. 
 'EKoXoliCjQtfv, 7jg, i], a. 1. ind. pas.s. 
 
 of KoXojiou), to contract, shorten, 
 
 cut off; f. w(Tw, perf. KticoXo- 
 
 l3u)Ka,ii. 1. t»coXo/3a»(Ta, f. 1. pass. 
 
 KoXo(3io6T](Topai, y, tTai : fr. icd- 
 
 XojSog, maimed, mutilated. Th. 
 
 KoXovu), (Tio, to cut off. 
 'Eico^tt^av, Dor. fort/co/iKrav, they 
 
 brought back; 3 pi. a. I. ind. of 
 
 Kopitio. Th. Kop.'t(jj. 
 'EKo/xiaavTO, they obtained, 3 pi. 
 
 a. 1. m. tKopifjdpiji', oj, aTo, of 
 
 ico/i«^w, to bring ; f. iffio, perf. 
 
 KSKOpiKU. Th. Kopto). 
 'EKopi(T9r]V, ijg, ij, I was brought, 
 
 a. 1. ind. pass, of the same. 
 'E*c6/ii(r(T£v, for iKopiatv, 3 sing. 
 
 a. 1. ind. act. See tKopiaavTO. 
 'EKop-TTaffe, a. 1. ind. act. of Kop- 
 
 Tvd^u), the same as Kop-ntio, to 
 
 make a noise. Th. Kopuzog. 
 'EKoviaatv, doubling <t, 3 sing. 
 
 a. 1. poet, of icoW^w, to cover 
 
 with dust; f. (ffw. Th. icovtc,dust. 
 'Eicovri & 'Eicovr;)»', willingly, 
 
 spontaneously ; adv. fr. ticwi/. 
 'EKoiraaa, ag, t, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 ico7rd^a», to be at rest, appeased ; 
 
 f. daix). Th. KOTrrw. 
 'Ekotttiv, ijg, rj, I was cut, a. 2. 
 
 ind. pass, of icoTrrtu, to cut ; f. 
 
 xpio, perf. KtKo<}>a, i>f. m. iceicoTra. 
 'EKOTTioOifv, Tjg, rj, I was weary, 
 
 a. 1 . ind. pass, of icoTroo/tai, to 
 
 be weary. Th. kotttoj. 
 'EKopt(T9r]V, »?e, 7/, a. 1. ind. pass. 
 
 of Kopii'vvp.1, f. Koptaoj. Th. 
 
 KOptOJ. 
 
 'EKoptcTffaTO, for tKoptaaro, 3 s. 
 a. 1. m. of Kopttii, to satisfy. 
 
 'EKopvffatv, impf. act. 3 sing, of 
 Kopvaau), to arm. Th. Kopvg. 
 
 'EKoffprjOev, they were adorned, 
 Boeot. for tKoapi]9i](jav, 3 pi. a. 
 1. pass, of Koap'tio, to adorn ; a. 
 1. act. tKoffprjtra, ag, £. Th. 
 KOfffiog. 
 
 'EKovaa, ijg, willing, voluntary, 
 f. g. fr. ticwr, ovroc. 
 
 'Eicouo-id^o/tat, f. dffopai, to do 
 or oft'er willingly : & 
 
 'EKovaiaffp^og, ov, 6, a free-will 
 t>fferiug : fr. 
 
 'EKovffiog, a, ov, & 6, i), will- 
 ing, spontaneous, voluntary ; to 
 tKovaiov, subst. free-will. Th. 
 IkCjv, ovTog. Whence 
 
 'EKovaiatg, adv. willingly, volun- 
 tarily, freely. 
 
lui* 
 
 ! . 
 
 * 
 
 EKA 
 
 off, break out : fr. l/c, Kpovu). i 
 'EKKVjSicrrdw, tu, to throw oneself 
 
 head first : fr. Ik, Kv(5tj. 
 'EKKVK\eu)y u>, f. rj<no, to roll out, 
 
 display, expose : fr. Ik, kukXoq. 
 'EiCKv\ivC(o,t\ie same as 
 'EKKvXl'wy to roll out or off, cast 
 
 off, disengage, roll in, wallow : 
 
 fr. i/c, KvXio), to roll, f. I'auj, perf. 
 
 KEKvXlKaj a. I. tKvXiaa, pei*f. 
 
 pass. KSKvXifffiai. 
 'EKKVfiaivijjf f. avvjf to swell in 
 
 surges, foam out, or move as a 
 
 wave; applied to an army which 
 
 becomes irregular in its march: 
 
 fr. tic, KVfxaivio. 
 'EKKVvrjyeTsu), w, f. //trw, to follow 
 
 the chase, hunt out : fr. Ik, kv- 
 
 vrjytTko}. 
 'Ekkvtttu), f. \pio, to look or peep 
 
 forth, appear, advance : fr. tic, 
 
 KVTTTb). 
 
 'EKKiond^oj, f. (Tw, to go forth riot- 
 ously : fr. fcK, Kujfini^ii). 
 
 'EKKijj(p6(t}j w, f. wOio, to deafen, 
 stun, blunt : fr. tK, KU)(pcno. 
 
 'EKXay^av, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 KXd^io, to sound, rattle, f. 1 
 KXdy^u), a. 1. tKXay^a, af, t 
 p. KEKXayxct, p. m. KSKXrjya. 
 
 'EicXayov, I or they cried out ; 
 a. 2. act. of the same verb. 
 
 'EKXaOofitvoQ, a. 2. part. m. fr. 
 iKXavOdvUf to forget. 
 
 'EKXaKTiK<*f, f. fftu, to kick up the 
 heels, spurn : fr. Ik, XaKvi^io. 
 
 'EKXaXsio, w, to speak out, de- 
 clare, divulge ; f. rjaoj, perf. Ik- 
 XtXdXyjKa, a. 1. IKiXdXijaa, a. 1. 
 infin. tKXaXijffai : fr. tK, XaXkio. 
 
 'EKXafil^dvio, to take out, under- 
 take for i»rofit ; understand, re- 
 ceive, obtain, gain : fr. Ik, Xufi- 
 j3rtva>, f. ra. Xr]\poiiai. 
 
 'EKXa^TTpoQ, 6, 7), very bright, 
 shining : fr. tic, Xafinpog. 
 
 'EkAo/httw, to shine out or forth, 
 glitter, be renowned ; f. i//t«>, a. 
 1. IKsXafixpa : fr. Ik, Xdfnrti). 
 
 'EKXafixpiQ, ewQy >/, brightness, 
 splendour, renown. 
 
 'EKXav9dv(»}, to cause to forget ; 
 f. iKXr)<TUJ, a. 2. iK^XaOov, pres. 
 m. iKXavOdvofiai, to forget in- 
 tirely; f. m. tKX^aofiai, pei*f. m. 
 tK:X£\i^0a,perf.pass.tKX£A.?;(T/iat: 
 fr. Ik, XavOdvut. 
 
 'E/cXa^tuw, f. evffio, to hew out, 
 polish, make smooth: fr. Ik, Xdg, 
 
 'EKXaTrd^io, f. ^w, to empty out, 
 exhaust, lay waste, destroy, ex- 
 pel : fr. IK, XaTrd^w. 
 
 'EKXdnrjv, t]q, rj, I was stolen 
 away ; a. 2. ind. pass. tJcXaTrov, 
 I stole, a. 2. ind. act. fr. Ik &. 
 icXgTTrw, to steal ; f. ^lo, perf. 
 KSKXt<pa, perf. m. rsicXoTra. 
 
 'EKXdiTTu), f. T^w, to lap or drink 
 up : fr. tic, XuTrrw. 
 
 EKA 
 
 "Efc-Xaffrt, 1 broke, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of KXdw, to break ; f. KXdaw, a. 
 1. pass. iKXd<Tdi]if, r]Q, rj. 
 
 'E*cXaro/t€w, w, f. ijffu), to cut out 
 stones, build with st<^»nes : fr. tic 
 & XaTofitu), fr. Xdg, rt/ivw, p. 
 ni. TSTOfia. 
 
 "EKXavaa, I wept, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of KXaiu), to weep ; f. KXavrrio. 
 
 'EicXaxaiJ'w, f. avut, to excavate, 
 dig up : fr. Ik, Xaj^^aivn). 
 EicXtyw, f. ^u), perf. ticXtXt^^a, to 
 pick or choose out, select, take 
 away, collect : & 
 
 'EKXsyofiai, mid. to pick or choose 
 out, select ; irapf. iKtXtyofiijr, 
 ov, ero, f. ticXt^o/iai, a. 1. m. 
 tKsXt^dfirjv, it), aTo, perf. m. Ik- 
 XtXoya; pass, to be chosen; perf. 
 pass. tKXkXeyfiai : fr. Ik, Xtyo>. 
 
 'EicXtiTrrticoc, »), ov, defective, be- 
 longing to an eclipse ; rd ticXti- 
 TTTiKU, the ecliptic : fr. 
 
 'EicXfiTTw, to leave off, forsake, 
 omit, fail, be eclipsed, faint, die; 
 f. tKXtiypio, perf. ticXtXti^a, a. 2. 
 t^tXtTTOv, 3 sing. prcs. subj. tic- 
 XeiTry, 2 pi. a. 2. subj. act. ticXt- 
 TTtjTe : fr. tic, XttTrw, to leave. 
 
 'EKXtiaOrjv, I was shut up, 3 pi. 
 tKXeicrOrjffav, a. 1. ind. pass, of 
 kXeiuj. 
 
 'EicXtt^w, f. (Toj, to lick up : fr. tic, 
 Xtt'^^o*. 
 
 'EKXti\l/ig, Ewg, i), a falling away, 
 defect, eclipse ; a figure of 
 speech called Ellipsis : fr. perf. 
 pass, of ticXtiTTw. 
 
 'EicXtjcroc, T), or, picked out, 
 chosen, beloved : fr. 3 s. p. pass, 
 of tKXkyoj. 
 
 'EKXiXaOov, poet, for tK^XaOov, 
 a. 2. ind. act. fr. UXavOdvio. 
 
 'EKXeXd9u}v, ovTog, pres. part. fr. 
 XeXdOu), formed fr. perf. m. Xt- 
 XaOa, Dor. for XeXijOa, of Xav- 
 9dv(jo, to lie hid. 
 
 'EKXkXijdOe, 2 pi. perf. pass. ticXt- 
 Xiiff^ai, of iKXavOdvw, to cause 
 to forget ; f. (KXijao/xai, a. 2. 
 IKkXaOov. Th. Xr)Otx), to lie hid. 
 
 'EicXtXoxto-^tvoc, picked out, se- 
 lected, part, pei-f. pass. fr. IkXo- 
 XiZ*o, to select. Th. Xoxog, a co- 
 hort. 
 
 EKXeXi'fievujg, adv. freely, with- 
 out restraint : fr. tKXvu). 
 
 'EKXi^aadai, a. 1. infin. m. fr. t/c- 
 Xkyofiai. 
 
 'EicXfTri^w, f. (TU), same as 
 
 'EicXtTTw, to shell, peel, hatch: fr. 
 tic, Xettw. 
 
 'EicXtuicatvtu, f. avuf, to whiten ; 
 mid. to become white : fr. Lk, 
 XevKaivu). 
 
 'EicXfi^icoc, 6, »/, white, perfectly 
 white, whitened : fr. Ik, XtVKog. 
 
 "EkXixI/', for tKXt-il/e, he stole, a. 1. 
 ind. act. of icXtTrrw ; f. \puj, perf. 
 KticXe^a, perf. m. icticXoTra. 
 
 (188) I 
 
 EKA 
 
 'EkXti9ijv, T]g, r},a. 1. ind. pass. 
 
 of KoXtio. 
 'EKXr]9u>f the same as ticXavOdj'w. 
 'EKXififfap, they shut up, loii. for 
 
 (KXeiffai^, 3 pi. a. 1. act. of KXtiw. 
 
 to shut ; f. (Tio. 
 'EKXtiaig, tujg, r), forgetfulnoss, 
 
 oblivion : fr. tKXi]9u). 
 'EKXiKfidw, Cj, f. ?)<Ta>, to winnow 
 
 sift : fr. IK, XiK^idio. 
 'EicXt/ij'a, ag, »}, excessive hunger. 
 
 Th. Xifiog. 
 'EkXTvuv, they took to flight, 3 
 
 pi. a. 1. act. of kX'ivw, to incline; 
 
 f. vut, 
 'EKXiv9t]nig, we lay down. Dor. 
 
 for lKXiv9r]fitv, 1 pi. a. ]. ind. 
 
 pass. & 
 'EKXiv9i]r, 7]g, rj, I was inclined, 
 
 poet, for iKXi9tp>, a. 1. ind. j)ass. 
 
 of icXiVtu; f. viD, perf. ictK-XtK-«, a, 
 
 1. act. ticXtva, perf. m. KiKXua. 
 'EKXi^irdvio, poet, for ticXttTrw. 
 'EicXiTraptw, w, f. ijcrio, to entreat 
 
 with eaniestuess: fr. tic, XtTraotw. 
 'EicXiTTtlr, a. 2. infin. act. Uh- 
 
 7ru)v, a. 2. part. act. ticXiTriyrf, 2 
 
 pi. a. 2. subj. of ticXttTTcu, to fail; 
 
 a. 2. t^tXtTrov. Th. XttTro;. 
 'EicXt7r/}f, log, 6, y, deficient, fail- 
 ing : fr. the same. 
 'EicXoyto/Aai, to excuse, exculpate 
 
 one's self : fr. tic, Xtyw. 
 'EicXoy?), ijg, y, a picking out, 
 
 choice, selection, extract, elec- 
 tion, collection, exaction ; ikXo- 
 
 yai, eclogues : fr. t*:Xtyo//ai ; f. 
 
 ^ofiai, perf. m. XkXoya : fr. tK, 
 
 Xiyu). 
 'EKXoyi^ofiai, to number, recount, 
 
 weigh, estimate : see Xoyt^o^ai. 
 'EicXoyitr^of, ov, 6, a comjuita- 
 
 tion, reckoning, estimating, con- 
 sideration : fr. the preced. 
 'EkXovsovto, 3 pi. impf. ind. pass. 
 
 fr. KXovkio, f. ijauj. Th. KXovog, 
 
 motion. 
 'EicXoTTo^opjjffa, ag, f, a. 1. ind. 
 
 act. of icXoTTo^optw, to steal ; f. 
 
 ilcTU) : fr. jcXott/}, (pkpo). 
 'EKXox^voixaL, to bring forth: fr. 
 
 Ik, Xo\tvo/. 
 'EKXv^tTo, he was immersed, 
 
 impf. pass. fr. kXv^w. 
 'Ek\v9oJ(tiv,^ pi. a. 1. subj. pass. 
 
 of tKXvio, to disperse. 
 ' EKXv(Ta<T9at, a. 1. inf. m. fr. 
 
 IkXvu), to unloose. Th. Xvu). 
 'EKXvaig, twf, »), a release, doii- 
 
 vei-ance, debility ; ace. shig. tK- 
 
 Xv<Tiv : fr. ticXyoi. 
 'EicXvn^ptof, a, ov, able to deliver: 
 
 fr. IkXvuj. 
 'EKXvTog, 6, r), relaxed, languid : 
 
 fr. the same. 
 'EKXvrpiotTig, tojg, t), redemption: 
 
 fr. ^ic, XvTpouj. 
 'EkXvw, to loose from, release, 
 
 deliver, relax, weaken, mitigate, 
 
 depart ; f. v'aw, perf. UXiXyKu, 
 
 EKM 
 
 perf. pass. UXeXyfiai, a. 1 . pass. 
 iUXv9r)v, rjg, t], L I. pass. ticXy- 
 0r;(ro/Liat, 1 shall grow faint : fr. 
 tK, Xvu). 
 
 'EKXu)[idofiai, f. rjffojjiai, to be ig- 
 jiominiously treated : fr. Ik, Xuj- 
 /3dw. Th. Xw/3//. 
 
 'EKXwTTt^w, f. cru), to strip off the 
 clothes, bare : fr. tK, XutTrog. 
 
 'EKfiayixa, uTog, to, an impress, 
 exact likeness : fr. lKp.d(Tau). 
 
 'EK/id^oi, the same as iK^idaffii), 
 to wipe off. 
 
 '£/c/xatvttv, to drive mad, infu- 
 riate, madden : see tKfxavCj. 
 
 '£K/taKrpov, to, an impression, 
 likeness : fr. tKixdffffto. 
 
 'EKfiai'9dpii), to learn thoroughly, 
 find out ; fr. Ik, ixav9dvio, to 
 learn, f. ixa9r](Toixai, perf. fiffid- 
 0//Ka, a. 2. efxa9ov. 
 
 'EKfiavd, 1 sing. a. 2. subj. pass, 
 fr. iKfiaivofiai, to be mad ; a. 2. 
 inf. pass. iKfiavrjvaL : fr. tK, fxai- 
 voj-iai, the same ; f. j.iavovixai. 
 
 'EKfidKag,a,. 1. part. fr. iK^daau). 
 
 'EKfiapaU'io, f. arw, to cause to 
 pine away, wither, fade, decay : 
 fr. tK, iiapaivti). 
 
 'Eic^ap/oofiai, f. oj(TOfxai, to be in- 
 furiated : fr. IK, fiapyoiu. 
 
 'EK^aoTvpeto, to, f. //crw, to bear 
 witness to somewhat related by 
 another, corroborate by testi- 
 mony, &c.; send a written testi- 
 mony: fr. tK, fxapTvptu). Hence 
 
 'EK^aprypta, wr, Ta, testimonies. 
 
 'EtcjiapTvpia, ag, i), & 
 
 'EKiiaprvpiov, ov, to, a testimony 
 sent by an absent witness; Dem. 
 
 'EKfidGau}, or ttu), to wipe off, 
 press out, express to the life, 
 imitate ; impf. t^tnacrffov, f. Ik- 
 ^<a^a>, a. 1. kKf^ficiKa, a. I. part. 
 k^d^ag, avTog, &c. : fr. Ik, 
 
 'EK/iaartyw, f. (To>, to seek out, 
 (juest : fr. Ik, fiarrrevoj. 
 
 'Etcfitiponai, to obtain one's share; 
 1>. ni. i^ififiope, by metath. for 
 itci^isnope : fr. Ik, fitipu). 
 
 "EK/itXtrdw, u), f. riau), to medi- 
 tate, exei'cise, study : fr. Ik, 
 fiiXiTdoj. 
 
 'EKfitXijg, kog, 6, ij, discordant, 
 harsh ; fr. /utXog, a song : or 
 sluggish, weak, out of jomt ; fr. 
 /itAog, a limb. 
 
 'KiCjue/iii0?;rat, 3 sing. perf. pass, 
 of iKfiv9eofiai, to publish, pro- 
 claim, f. ijffofxai : fr. tK, iiv9og. 
 EKi.i£Tp'su), Cj, f. tjffio, to measure, 
 
 ^ survey : fr. tK, /it rptw. 
 E.icni]pvoi.iai, to be unfolded, ex- 
 tend at full length, defile ; ap- 
 plied to an army crossing a 
 bridge or narrow pass : fi*. tK, 
 
 '^Kixiaivofiai, to be polluted : fr. 
 tK, fxiaivoiiai. 
 
 EKO 
 
 'EKfiifiiofiai, ovfiai, f. riffoftai, to 
 express by imitation : fr. tK, 
 /.ufiBofxai. 
 
 'EKfiia96io, S), f. w<T(u, to let out 
 for hire : fr. tK, nia96ui. 
 
 "EKjxoXt, Ion. for i^t^ioXe, he went 
 out, 3 sing. a. 2. act. of iKfxoXtu) : 
 fr. tK, jxoXkio, or fioXuj. 
 
 'EKfiovaou), w, to instruct tho- 
 roughly. Th. fxovaa. 
 
 'EK/no;^0tw, to, f. i]<Tijj, to toil or 
 suffer much, work out, accom- 
 plish by labour : fr. Ik, ixox9eM. 
 
 'EKfioxXtvu), f. (Tw, to raise with 
 levers, force up: fr. tK, ixoxXtvw. 
 
 'EK/xv^dw, or tijj, J>, f. r)<T(t), to 
 suck out, suck : fr. tK, ixv'Cit). 
 
 'EK[iVKTT)piloj, to scoff at, deride; 
 impf. iK(fivKTt]pii^ov, sg, e, f. 
 I'crw, Att. lu), ttic, III, perf. tKfit- 
 
 flVKTTjpiKa : fr. tK, fXVKTtJpi^W. 
 
 'EKrt/xui, f. /iu;,to distribute; mid. 
 to feed on, browse, go forth to 
 pasture : fr. Ik, vkfiio. 
 
 'EKvevpi^io, f. iffio, to enervate, 
 weaken ; perf. part. pass. tKvt- 
 7f(vpi(Tfitvog : fr. Ik, vtvpov. 
 
 'EKvev(Tai,si. 1. inf. act.fr. tKVtvio, 
 to swim, escape by swimming, f. 
 tKvtvau). Th. vkii), to swim. 
 
 "EKvtvaig, nog, i), a turnuig aside: 
 
 'EKi'evu), f. evao), to command by 
 a nod, drive away by shaking 
 the head, turn away or aside, 
 bend the head from : fr. tK, vtvto. 
 
 'Ekvsvio, for 'EKi'tw, to swim a- 
 way, escape privately, depart ; 
 f. tKvsixTio, perf. tKvtvtvKa, a. 1. 
 tKivivcra : fr. Ik, vtvio, to swim. 
 
 'EKvrjtpio, to become sober, wake 
 up ; f. ipio, a. 1. iKivTj^a, a. 1. 
 imper. tKi/7/\//ov, UTto, perf. tKi't- 
 VTjcpa : fr. Ik, vi'i<l)(o, to be sober. 
 
 "EKvtj^pig, ewg, i), return to sobri- 
 etv, wakefulness : fr. the same. 
 
 'EKVLKdiOf f. r]<TU), perf. tKViviKT]- 
 Ka, to overcome, subdue, pre- 
 vail : fr. tK, viKdoj. 
 
 'EkviKb, Dor. for tKviae, he prick- 
 ed, a. 1 . ind. act. fr. Kvi^io, f. iauj, 
 Dor. ^ui. Th. Kvdto, to scrape. 
 
 'EKviTTTut, f. ypd), to wash away, 
 expiate, wipe off: fr. Ik, vitttio. 
 
 'EKvi(T9T]v, T]g, 1), a. 1. ind. pass, 
 fr. Kv'i^io, to cut. Th. Kvdio. 
 
 'EKvofLiOQ, 6, »), poet, same as 
 tKvojjLog, unusual, unaccustomed, 
 unwonted, outlawed, wicked : fr. 
 Ik, vo^og. Hence 
 
 'EKvofjiitog, adv. unusually, ex- 
 ceedingly : fr. the same. 
 
 'Ekv offTtiaavTi, dual num. a. 1. 
 part. act. fr. tKvooTtio, to re- 
 turn ; f. J7<Tw : fr. tK, vo(Tt'ho. 
 
 'EKot\drav,3 pi. a. 1. act. fr. Kot- 
 Xa'ivto, to make hollow, exca- 
 vate ; f. avu), a. 1. tKoiXdva. 
 Th. KoTXog. 
 
 'EK0ipi](TavT0, they lay down, 3 
 plur. a. 1. m. of Kotywdw, f. yaio, 
 (189) 
 
 EKO 
 
 to cause to lie down ; iKoifir'jOijv, 
 Tjg, t], a. 1. pass. 
 
 'EKo'uxKJa, ag, e, a. 1. act. tKoc- 
 fii(T9T]v, a. 1. })ass. of Koi/iiC(u, 
 the same as Koifxdu), to cause to 
 sleep. 
 
 'EKoXd<pi<Ta, ag, t, 3 pi. tKoXd(pi- 
 aav, a. 1. ind. act. of KoXa<pi^io, 
 to box the ear ; f. t'crw, perf. Kt- 
 KoXd<piKa : fr. KoXoipog, a blow. 
 Th. KoXdTrrw, to beat. 
 
 'EKoXoliu)9rjv, rjg, J], a. 1. ind. pass, 
 of KoXojiout, to contract, shorten, 
 cut off ; f. (offio, perf. kikoXo- 
 /3a»Ka, a. 1. tKoXo/3a>cra, f. 1. pass. 
 KoXo/3a>0i7(TO/u«i, y, trai : fr. k6- 
 Xo^iog, maimed, mutilated. Th. 
 KoXovio, (Tio, to cut off. 
 
 'EK6/Lti^av,Dor. for tKo/zitrav, they 
 brought back; 3 pi. a. 1. ind. of 
 
 KOfxi^bJ. Th. KOfltU). 
 
 'EKofiiaavTO, they obtained, 3 pi. 
 
 a. 1. m. tKoiiirrdfiTjv, to, uto, of 
 
 Kofxi^u), to bring ; f. tcrw, perf. 
 
 KeKOjjiiKa. Th. Koi.ik(o. 
 'EK0fii<T9i}v, i)g, rj, 1 was brought, 
 
 a. 1. ind. pass, of the same. 
 'EKOjui(T(Ttr, for tKofiKTtv, 3 siug. 
 
 a. 1. ind. act. See iKopLiaavTO. 
 'EKOfiTraas, a. 1. ind. act. of Ko/i- 
 
 TrdZyio, the same as KopLir'no, to 
 
 make a noise. Th. Ko/i7rog. 
 'EKorKTcrtv, doubling a, 3 sing. 
 
 a. 1. poet, of Kovit,io, to cover 
 
 with dust; f. iao). Th. Kovic,dust. 
 'Ekovtl & 'EKovr;)i', willingly, 
 
 spontaneously ; adv. fr. tKthv. 
 'EKoiraffa, ag, £, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 KOTrd^io, to be at rest, appeased; 
 
 f. dffiO. Th. KOTTTOJ. 
 
 'EKoirrjv, tjg, rj, I was cut, a. 2. 
 
 ind. pass, of kotttio, to cut ; f. 
 
 \poj, perf. KtKocpa, ])f. m. KtKOTra. 
 'EKOTrto9ny, rjg, ij, I was weary, 
 
 a. 1 . ind. pass, of KOTroo/iai, to 
 
 be weary. Th. Korrrw. 
 'EKopk(T9i]V, Tjg, Tj, Si. 1. ind. pass. 
 
 of Kopevvvixi, f. Kop'tau). Th. 
 
 Kopta>. 
 'EKopttTcaro, for tKop'taaro, 3 s. 
 
 a. 1. m. of Koptio, to satisfy. 
 'EKopvaatv, impf. act. 3 sing, of 
 
 Kopixrau), to arm. Th. KOpvg. 
 'EK6(TfiT)9eu, they were adorned, 
 
 Boeot. for lK0(ipi)9tj<Tav, 3 pi. a. 
 
 1. pass, of Ko<T/itiu, to adorn ; a. 
 
 I. act. tKoapiticfa, ag, e. Th. 
 
 KOCTflOg. 
 
 'EKovffa, T)g, willing, voluntary, 
 f. g. fr. CKoii', ovTog. 
 
 'EKov(nd^op,ai, f. d(Top.ai, to do 
 or offer willuigly : & 
 
 'EKovffiafffibg, ov, 6, a free-will 
 offering : fr. 
 
 'EKov<Tiog, a, ov, & 6, i), will- 
 ing, spontaneous, voluntary ; to 
 tKovaiov, subst. free-will. Th. 
 (Ku)v, ovTog. Whence 
 
 'EKov(Ti(oc, adv. willingly, volun- 
 tarily, freely. 
 
 
EKn 
 
 EKn 
 
 EKn 
 
 EKn 
 
 EKn 
 
 EKP 
 
 fli 
 
 ^1 
 
 if 
 
 'EiCTTayXa, & "EKTrayXov, adv. for 
 
 iiCTrdyXiog. 
 'EKTrayXkofiai, ovfiaiylon. Sc poet. 
 
 for fciCTrXi^rro/iai, to be terrified, 
 
 Struck with astouishnieut, ad- 
 mire : fr. 
 'EicirayXoQy 6, ry, terrific, stu- 
 pendous, awful, astonishing, vi- 
 olent, hai-sh, by poet, nietath. 
 
 for tKirXayog, the same : fr. 
 
 iK7rXi]<j(Toj ; fr. Ik, irXi^aaoif f. 
 
 ^ti», a. 2. tirXayov. 
 'EKTTuyXorar' for ticTrayXorarf, 
 
 most terrible, voc. sing, superl. 
 
 fr. 'tKTvayXoQ. 
 
 'EKTrdyXwQ, horribly, wonderfully, 
 exceeduigly, adv. poet. fr. tK 
 TrayXoQ. 
 
 'EfCTraOfia, ag, y, excessive emo- 
 tion : fr. 
 
 'EK7ra9i)g, tog, 6, r/, unhurt ; 
 greatly affected : fr. U, TrdOog. 
 
 'EKiraicevfia, arogy to, a pupil or 
 child : fr. 
 
 *EK7raiCiviOf f. tvffix), to instruct, 
 educate.: fr. tr, Traidtvut. 
 
 'EK7rai<pdcfaui, to be mad, act fana- 
 tically, rush furiously to battle, 
 bluster : fr. tK, Trai^acrtrw, to 
 turn the eyes about ; by redupl. 
 fr. ipdoj. 
 
 'EKTraioj, f. aiffio, Att. air)<Jti), to 
 throw away, overthrow, deceive, 
 fall out, fail : fr. tK, iraiuj. 
 
 'EKxaXai, adv. long since. Th. 
 TrdXat, formerly. 
 
 EK'waXaioijj, f. oktw, to i)revail 
 over in wrestlmg, overthrow : 
 fr. tK, TrdXri. 
 
 'EKTvdXXu), to spring out of, burst 
 out from : fr. Ik, irdXXuj. 
 
 'EKTTaTdfTau), f. ^a>, to beat out, 
 stun ; perf. part. pass. tfCTrtTra- 
 rayftkvog, deranged : fr. Ik, ttu- 
 rdaffo). 
 
 'EKTrdriog, 6, >), out of the usual 
 course, extraordinary, inunense: 
 fr. tK, TraTog. 
 
 'EKTravofiai, to cease, leave off, 
 rest ; mid. of 
 
 'EKiravut, f. aw, to make an end 
 of, finish : fr. t»c, Travu). 
 
 *EK7rti9u), f. <T(o, to persuade, pre- 
 vail upon : fr. Ik, TniOio. 
 
 'EKTTtipdZu}, or 'EKTTfipdu}, to try, 
 tempt, put to the proof ; mid. to 
 examine or inquire into ; tKnti- 
 pd^ojfitv, 1 pi. pres. subj. f. dau), 
 perf. tKTrtTTtipaKa, a. 1. t^cTrct- 
 paffa. Th. Trtlpa. 
 
 'EKTrkXd, it is lawful: fr. tK, tteXu;, 
 to be. As Lat. est. 
 
 'EKTrtfiTTu), to send out, forth or 
 away, convey, export ; f. ^p^o, a. 
 1. i^cTTf/i^/a, perf. tKTrtTrtfxtpa, 
 perf. pass. tJCTrgTTf/i/iat, ;//at,7rrat, 
 a. 2. pass. h^tir'fiKpQrjv. a. 1. part, 
 pass. tKTTtfKpOtig, pi. tK7rifi<p9tv- 
 Ttg : fr. Ik, Tre/iTTw. 
 
 'EK7r£7rX^X^"*» perf. inf. pass. fr. 
 
 tK7rXi)(TOo}, to strike. 
 'EKTrtTTopvevKa, ag, e, perf. act. 
 
 of tKTTopvevuj. 
 'Ektt tiroTaffai, you have flown 
 
 away. Dor. for tKTrtTrorrjaai, 2 
 
 sing, perf pass, of tKirordofiai, 
 
 HbyLai, to fiy away, f. ?;(To;t«t, pf. 
 
 TTtnoTtifiai. : fr. tK, ntTOfiai. 
 'EKirtTTTansviog, adv. diffusely, 
 
 immoderately ; fr. tKirtTTTdni- 
 
 vog, pass. pei*f. part, of iKir'tro- 
 
 fiai, or tKTTSTa^ai, to fly away. 
 'EKTTipaipuj, to accomplish, bring 
 
 to a successful issue : fr. Ik, tti- 
 
 paivu). 
 'EKTrtpaioio, Cj, to pass over, lead 
 
 across : fr. Ik, Tnpaioii). 
 'EKTrepd^a, arog, to, a passing 
 
 out : fr. 
 'EKTrtpdu), f. a(Tuj, Ion. ijctoj, to go 
 
 out, pass through, pierce, carry 
 
 across, transport : fr. Ik, irtpduj. 
 'EKTrip^iKt^u), f. (T(u, to deceive, 
 
 escape ; as TripCiK, a partridge, 
 
 from a fowler. 
 'EK7rl|O0ui,tooverthrow,lay waste, 
 
 destroy utterly, f. Unkpffix) : fr. 
 
 Ik, 7rip9u), to lay waste ; f. 2. 
 
 7rap9ut, by metath. 7rpa9w, a. 2. 
 
 iirpaBov, pei*f. m. Tr'tTropOa. 
 'EKTrepidyuj, f. a^a», to brmg 
 
 round : fr. U, irepidyu). 
 'EKTTfpat/it, to go round about : 
 
 fr. th:, TTtpieifii. 
 'EKTnndpxofiai, to go round a- 
 
 bout, surround on every side : 
 
 fr. Ik, TTfpilpx^A*"'* 
 
 'E(C7rtpi7ropfi'0/iai, to go about at 
 a distance, fetch a wide com- 
 pass : fr. Ik, Trspi, Troptvofiai. 
 
 'EKTrtpiffiraffpog, ov, o, a move- 
 ment forward, and wheeling 
 round : fr. tK, Trtpi, (nrdo). 
 
 'EtcTTtptcrffaie, adv. exceedingly, 
 beyond measure : tK, Trtpiaaog. 
 
 'EKTTtpffai, a. 1. inf. act. tKTrip- 
 aavT for tKirkpoavTi, dat. sing. 
 a. 1. part. fr. tK7rtp9u}. 
 
 *E»c7r€o-£, for i^tirtat, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 ind. act. Ion. t/cTrt (Tttv, a.2.infin. 
 tKTTiaCjv, ovaa, bv, a. 2. part, 
 act. fr. iKTTtTrrw, to fall from. 
 
 'EK-Ktaiotji, see in iKit'nrTix). 
 
 'EKTrtrdi/vvfii, to spread out, un- 
 fold, expand, f. iKTrtrdaiv, a. 1. 
 tKiiriracra, with an ace. : fr. «, 
 
 TTtTdit), f. d(Tit). 
 
 'EKTrtTijai^og, 6, >), able to fly : 
 fr. ffc, TTtTOfiai. 
 
 'Eic7ri0pa(Trai, 3 sing. perf. pass, 
 fr. tK^pd^oi, to relate, exj)lain, 
 describe : fr. Ik, 0pd^a>, f. ffw, 
 a. 2. f<ppadov, perf. m. TrttppaSa. 
 
 'EKTTtipva, perf. m. & tKTrtfpvKa, 
 perf. act. 1 was born : & 
 
 'EKTTftpvKijjg, oTog, bom of, de- 
 scended from; part. perf. act. & 
 
 'EKTrttpvvlai, f. g. pi. num. part, 
 perf. m. tKiTKpvujg ; fr. tKcpvofiai, 
 to be born of. Th. <pvut. 
 (190) 
 
 *Eic7ri;^da>, f. ijcroj, to leap out, 
 
 spring out or forth, escape : fr. 
 
 tK, TTi/rdw. Hence 
 'EKTTJiSijfia, arog, to, a springing 
 out or forward. 
 
 'EKirr]lr)aag, a. 1. pt. of the same. 
 
 'E»C7r;/i'(tT rat, Att. fur iKTn]vi<n- 
 rai, 3 sing. f. 1. m. of 
 
 'EKTTtji'i^uj, f. (Vw, Att. Jw, ttTf, 
 1(7, to spin out, unravel, extri- 
 cate : fr. tK, Trijvog. 
 
 'EKTTit^u), f. tffio, perf. iKTrtTriiKu, 
 to squeeze, press out, press vio- 
 lently : fr. Ik, Trit^w. 
 
 'EKTTiKpaii'io, f. ai'ui, perf. iKTrnri- 
 KpayKa, to embitter, exasperate: 
 fr. tK, TTiKpaivio. 
 
 'EK7rifX7T\i]fii, to fill completely, 
 fulfil : fr. tie, TTifiTrXijui. 
 
 'EkttVvuj, f. TriofJiai &i 7ra)(Ta>,a.2. 
 poet. tKTTiov, to drink out of, 
 drink up, drain, absorb : fr. k, 
 
 EKTriirru), to fall off, out, or from; 
 be thrown on shore after ship- 
 wreck ; be expelled ; be iii» f- 
 fectual, fail ; break out ; come 
 forth, become public; be lUtered, 
 as an oracle ; f. tKirrwoiu, perf. 
 iKTrtTTTijjKa, a. 2. iKtirtoov, tg, t, 
 a. 2. subj. iKTriaui, yg, p, 3 plur. 
 tKTTtatjffi : fr. tK, TriTrrw. 
 
 'EKirXaytig, kvrog, struck with 
 terror ; a. 2. part. pass, of tK- 
 TrXrjrraoj. 
 
 'EK7r\t9piKi», f. ouj, to run the 
 length of a plethrum ; a kind of 
 exercise : fr. tK, TrXt^pov. Also 
 
 *E«C7rXt0poc, b, r), exceeding the 
 measure of a plethrum. 
 
 "EK7rX(9pog, 6, i), to the extent of 
 6 plethra ; of great extent, ini 
 
 mense, excessive : fr. tK for fi, 
 TrXtOpov. 
 
 'EKTrXfioi;, gen. sing. fr. tK7r\(ioQ 
 for (KTrXtog, a, ov, filled. 
 
 'EiCTrXtoe, a, or, Att. tK7r\iuj<;, 
 filled, filled up, abundant, sutti- 
 cient : fr. tic, rrXiog. 
 
 'EKirXtixjai, a. 1. inf. act. fr. 
 
 'EiCTrXf u>, to sail out or from; imi>f. 
 t^iTrXfor ovv, ttg eig, f. ikttXiV' 
 aio, a. 1. tKs7r\(V(Ta, a- 1- i"'- 
 t«:7rXti}(Tai : fr. U, TrXtw. 
 
 'EicTrXtu*, for tKTrXtova, UirXtoa. 
 
 'EKTrXri9io, f. ff<o, to fill up, com- 
 plete, fulfil : fr. tK, TcXii^u). 
 
 'EKTr\r]KTiKbg, i), bv, exciting ter- 
 ror, horrible : & 
 
 'EKTrXriKTog, 6, »/, struck with 
 terror, stunned, astonished : & 
 
 'EkttXijKic, nog, >}, fear, astonish- 
 ment, consternation: fr. i«:7rX»/r- 
 Tu), f. Kofiai, perf. pass. Utti- 
 irXijyfiai, ^at, Krai. 
 
 'EK7rXr}p6ui, w, to fill up, complete, 
 fulfil ; f. u)(Tu), pei-f. tJCTTf ttXt/oo)- 
 Ka, a. 1. IKtTrXijOiofTa, perf. ynf^- 
 iKTTtTrXrjpcoixai : Ir. tJC, 7rX/ipou>- 
 Th. TrXtoff. 
 
 'EK7r\i'ip(0(ng, eiog, y, a filling up, 
 fulfilling, accomplishment : fr. 
 the above. 
 
 'EKirXrjffffto, be astonished, pres. 
 imper. Ion. for tKirXriaaov, pres. 
 imiter. pass, of 
 
 'EK7rXi7<T(rw,or Att. -rrtu, to strike 
 out, strike with astonishment, 
 terrify, stun, stupify, f. ^w, perf. 
 eic7rE7rX»/x«, a. 2. i^tTrXayoi', 
 iini»f. pass. t^tTrXT}rTa6^ii]v, ov, 
 tTo, 3 pi. iKt7rXi)ff(Tovro, a. 2. 
 pass. tKeTrXdyqv, ijg, rj, I was 
 astonished : fr. tic, TrXiitraoj. 
 
 'EKTrXi(T(Tio, f. ^w, to unfold, un- 
 ravel : fr. tK, TtXiaau). 
 
 'EKTrXoog, contr. tKTrXoi'^, ov, 6, 
 a sailing away, departure of 
 ships from port, an attack of 
 ships : fr. tKirXkio. 
 
 'EkttXvVo), f. vvG), to wash out or 
 awav : fr. Ik, ttXvvuj. 
 
 'EicTrXvrog, b, »/, washed out, 
 bleached : fr. the above. 
 
 'EkttXww, f. (uffw, to sail away, 
 forth, or out : tKirXioeiv rojv <ppi- 
 viiiv, to plunge beyond one's 
 depth, deviate from a right mind : 
 fr. tK, TrXtoo), or nXojfii, poet, 
 for TrXtu). 
 
 'EKTTi'tvaig, tiog, i), a breathing 
 out, expiring : fr. 
 
 'EKTTi'tti), to blow out, breathe 
 out, exhale, expire, die ; f. Ik- 
 iTi'ivobj, perf. tKTr'iirviviea, a. 1. 
 t^firvtv<Ta : fr. tK, irvtixi. Hence 
 
 'E/cTn-o;/, yg, i), a blowing or 
 l)reathing out. 
 
 'Eic:roCwv, afar off, at a distance, 
 adv. as if tc tto^wv, from the 
 feet, out of the way ; cjctt. yi- 
 yit(T9ai, to die ; tlvai, to be ab- 
 sent ; 7roitXff9ai, to make away 
 with. 
 
 'EKTTouio, a, to make out, effect, 
 suffice ; give, be adopted ; e- 
 strange, free from, emancipate : 
 
 fr. it, TTOltW. 
 
 'EKiroit](ng, tujg, y, an emission 
 of seed, emancipation, putting 
 <'ut, transfer, alienation : & 
 RKiToiijrog, b, y, adopted : fr. 
 perf. pass, of tKTruuio. 
 
 KlfTTOK-l'^W, f. (TbJ, to pull out WOOl 
 
 or hair : fr. tic, TroKog. 
 EKiroXtp.ktjj, w, f. yffio, to wage 
 war against, fight against, van- 
 quish, excite to war : & 
 EicToXf/i6(ii, Cj, f. lotno, same as 
 yoXf^oo), to excite to war : fr. 
 ^ tK, TToXtfiog. Hence 
 ^KTToX'f^ujffig, eojg, y, an exciting 
 , to war, Plut. ii. 209. 
 l^KTroXtopictw, u), f- yau), to be- 
 siege, reduce : fr. tK,TroXiopK'tit). 
 ^<■Kovt^,), u>, f. yaii), to work out, 
 elaborate, exercise, compose with 
 •^e ; bear labour : fr. tic, rrbvog, 
 fr. TTtj/o/iai, to do. 
 ^KTToptviOf f. <ru}, to cause to go 
 
 out, bring ; mid. tKTropevofiai, to 
 go out or forth, proceed, depart, 
 be divulged; impf. t^C7rop£u6/z7/i/, 
 ov, tro, f. tKTToptvffofiai, perf. Ik- 
 TrtTTopevfiai, 3 sing. pres. imper. 
 lKTToptvta9io : fr. Ik, Tropivu), fr. 
 TTopog. Th. TTtipoj, perf. m. rrk- 
 
 TTOpa. 
 
 'EiC7rop0£w, ai, f.yaio, to lay waste, 
 pillage, demolish : tic, 7rop9iu}. 
 
 'EKTTOpOfjTiop, opog, b, a plunderer, 
 ravager : fr. the above. 
 
 'EK7rop9ix(vu), f. ffu), to convey 
 across the sea ; intr. & mid. to 
 sail away : fr. tic, Tropevio. 
 
 'EKTTopi^uj, f. irrio, perf. tKirtirb- 
 piKa, to search out, inquire, fur- 
 nish, supply, provide, plan, de- 
 vise : fr. tK, TTopog. 
 
 'EKTTopvtvu), to commit open for- 
 nication ; f. evffio, perf. tKTrtTrop- 
 vtvKa,a. 1. t^c7ropi/£V(ra, a. l.pt. 
 tKirnpvtvaag, dffa, av '. fr. tic, 
 TToprtvio, fr. TTopvy. 
 
 ' EKTroreofiai Sc FjKTrordopai, for 
 iKTrerofiai, to fly away, ott", out, 
 or down. Th. Trlro/iai, to fly. 
 
 'E»f7rpdicr//e^, ov, o, a collector of 
 tribute : fr. 
 
 'EKTrpdffffio, or ttu), fut. Koj, to 
 finish, exact, dispatch, kill : fr. 
 t/c, TTpdrrii), to do. 
 
 '£v7rpc7r/)f, kog, 6, y, excellent, 
 elegant, becoming; unbecoming: 
 fr. tK, TTptTTu). Hence 
 
 EKTrptTrdg, adv. excellently, glo- 
 riously. 
 
 'EKTTpyKag, having wrought, a. 1. 
 part. Ion. fr. Ik, Trpdrrio, Ion. 
 Trpfjrroj, to make, f. ^w. 
 
 'EK~piapai, to buy off, ransom, 
 bribe : fr. tic, Trpiapai. Hence 
 
 ' \.KTrpin(y9ai, pres. inf. 
 
 'EiCTTptow, ui, to redeem : fr. the 
 same th. 
 
 'EKTrpo9vfitopai, oD/iai, to desire 
 earnestly : fr. Ik, 7rp69vpog. 
 
 'EKTrpoiyfii, f. t/fftu, to send forth 
 or away : fr. tK, irpoitjpi. 
 
 'EicTTpoicaXtw, G), f. ta^o, to call 
 forth, summon out : fr. Ik, rrpo- 
 KaXtto. 
 
 'EicTTpoicpiVw, f. iva>, to select out 
 of : fr. tK, TrpoKp'i'vot. 
 
 'EKTrpoXtiTTU), to leave, foi'sake, 
 dismiss : thence 
 
 'EKTrpoXcTTotc, you may send away, 
 2 sing. a. 2. opt. act. ticTrpoXiTrov- 
 Tfg, nom.pl. a. 2. part, act.: fr. 
 tK, Trpo, XtiTTui, to leave ; f. ;//a;, 
 a. 2. fXiTTor. 
 
 'EfcTTTpo/ioXlw, oj, to go forth from 
 or out of : fr. tic, Trpo, fioXkuj. 
 
 ' EKTrporipdio, w, f. yaoj, to honour 
 exceedingly : fr. tic, Trporifjidio. 
 
 'EicTrpoxfw, f- sv(Tio, to pour out, 
 spill : fr. tK, Trpox^w. 
 
 'EK-n-rdoj, to fly away. 
 
 'EKTrrijaffo), f. Ka, to terrify, 
 
 alarm, scare : fr. tic, rrryanu). 
 
 n91) 
 
 'EcTrrotfai, G), f. yau), the same : 
 
 fr. tK, TTTo'tU). 
 
 'EicTrrv'w, to spit out, reject, ab- 
 hor ; f. vdif), perf. tKntrrrvKa, 
 a. 1. tKsTrrvcra : fr. tic, tttvoi. 
 
 "EKTrrioaig, tujg, y, a falling off or 
 down, calamity, decay : &l 
 
 'EKTTTujrog, b,y, fallen down, de- 
 cayed: fr. perf. pass, of tKTrtVrw. 
 
 'EKTrvv9dvop.ai, to hear, inquire, 
 ascertain : fr. tic, ■Kvv9dvop,ai. 
 
 'EKTTvpom, w, to set on fire, burn, 
 destroy by fire : fr. Ik, rrvp. 
 
 'EKTrvarog, heard of, known : fr. 
 3 s. pf. pass, oi iKTrvv9dvop.ai. 
 
 "EKTriopa, arog, rb, a cup, goblet : 
 fr. tKTrivio. Th. ttivio. 
 
 'EKpdav9ev, Boeot. for tKpdv9y- 
 aav, 3 pi. a. 1. pass, of Kpalvu). 
 
 'EKpafidi^uj, f. au), to drive out 
 with rods : fr. tic, pd(5cog. 
 
 'EKpdya, I cried out, j)erf. m. t- 
 icpnytvai, inf. for icticpayti'ai, of 
 Kpai^uj, to cry out, f. 2. icpayui, a. 
 2. iKpayov, a. 1. tKpa^a. 
 
 'EKpayyvai, to break out ; tKpa- 
 ytig, iiaa, tv, having broken out, 
 a. I. part, of tKpyyvvpi. 
 
 EKpdyva, Dor. for tKpyyva, a. 1. 
 of Kpaiaivu), for Kpaivio ; see 
 tKpaiaivov. 
 
 'EKpa9yv, I was mixed, by sync, 
 for tKepd(T9r{Vf a. 1. pass, of Kt- 
 pdvvvpi, f. d(T(i), to mix. 
 
 'Eicpaiatvov, I completed, exe- 
 cuted, impf. act. of icpatatvu>, for 
 icpati^w, to perform ; f. Kpavw, 
 a. 1. pass. iKpdv9yv,Schy epenth. 
 tKpadv9T]jf. 
 
 'EKpaii'ijj, f. avCJ, aor. 1. t^tppdva, 
 to cause to flow out, dash out : 
 fr. tK, paivo). 
 
 EKpata, I cried out ; 3 pi. ticpa- 
 Kai',i\. 1. ind. act. of Kpd^io,i. ^lo. 
 
 'EKpavyarra, ag, t, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of Kpavyd^oj, to cry aloud ; f. 
 a(Ttu, pei-f. KtKpavyaKa : fr. icpni;- 
 yy, clamour ; fr. the same th. 
 
 'EicptjUrtro, he was suspended, 3 
 sing. impf. tKptpdfiyp, of Kpt- 
 fiafiai, or Kpsi-idu), to suspend. 
 
 'EKptfiu), you were suspended, 2 
 sing. impf. fr. tKptpdpyv, ticpt- 
 fiaao. Ion. ticptynao, Att. contr. 
 iKps/xu), impf. of Kpsfiafiai, a. I. 
 pass. tKpip.da9yv. 
 
 'EKpku), f. tvau), to flow away, fall 
 off, escape, be forgotten : fr. tK, 
 p'tio, to flow. 
 
 YjKpyypia, arog, to, a breaking 
 out, an eruption of waters, inun- 
 dation, precipice : fr. 
 
 *EK:pj7yvv^t, vuj, or 'EKpynffcj, f. 
 pyK<o, to break off", out, or forth ; 
 burst forth : fr. Ik, pyyvvpi. 
 
 'EKpyyva, for tKpyva, I have ful- 
 filled, a. 1. ind. act. fr. Kpaiaivu), 
 for Kpaivu), to perform, com- 
 mand, f. Kpavuf, a. 1. tKpava, 
 Att. tKpyva, & by pleon. poet. 
 
EKn 
 
 'EKTrayXa, &'Eic7rayXor, adv. for 
 tKTrdyXiog. 
 *EiC7rayX£0jtiat, ovfxaijlon. & poet, 
 for U-TrXriT TO ^aiy to be terrified, 
 struck with astonishment, ad- 
 mire : fr. 
 'EKirayXoQy 6, jj, terrific, stu- 
 pendous, awful, astonishing, vi- 
 olent, harsh, by poet, metath. 
 for tK-n-XayoQy the same : fr. 
 iK7rXrj(7<Tijj ; fr. tfc, TrXijacru), f. 
 ^w, a. 2. tirXayov. 
 'EKTrayXoTur for iKTrayXorare, 
 jnost terrible, voc. sing, superl. 
 fr. tKTrayXog. 
 'EicTrdyXiog, horribly, wonderfully, 
 exceedingly, adv. poet. fr. tic- 
 TTayXog. 
 'EKTrdOtittf ag, i), excessive emo- 
 tion : fr. 
 'EKTvaQrig, kog, 6, r/, unhurt ; 
 greatly affected : fr. U, -jraOog. 
 'EKTTaiCivfiaj arog, to, a pupil or 
 
 child : fr. 
 'EKTvaiCivii), f. tvaoj, to instruct, 
 
 educate.: fr. ttr, TraiStvu). 
 'EKTrai<pd(T<Tu}, to be mad, act fana- 
 tically, rush furiously to battle, 
 bluster : fr. t»c, iraKpdaao), to 
 turn the eyes about ; by red u pi 
 fr. ^aw. 
 'EiCTrai'tu, f. aiffw, Att. airjffiOf to 
 throw away, overthrow, deceive, 
 fall out, fail : fr. Ik, Tratw. 
 'EKiraXai, adv. long since. Th. 
 TrdXai, formerly. 
 EKTraXaioio, f. toffio, to ])revail 
 over in wrestlmg, overthrow : 
 fr. tK, TrdXrj. 
 'EKirdXXiOf to spring out of, burst 
 
 out from : fr. Ik, TrdXXat. 
 'EKiraTd<T(TO), f. ^w, to beat out, 
 stun ; perf. part. pass. tKTrerra- 
 rayfikvog, deranged : fr. tK, tto- 
 Tdaau). 
 'EKTrdTiog, 6, y), out of the usual 
 course, extraordinary, immense: 
 fr. Ik, irdTog. 
 'EKTTavofiai, to cease, leave off, 
 
 rest ; mid. of 
 *EK7rav<o, f. ffuj, to make an end 
 
 of, finish : fr. Ik, iravio. 
 *EK7rti9w, f. (Tit), to persuade, pre- 
 vail upon : fr. Ik, miOuj. 
 'EKTTfipdKoi, or 'EKTTtipda), to try, 
 tempt, put to the proof ; mid. to 
 examine or inquire into ; i»c7rf i- 
 pd^iofjitv, 1 pi. pres. subj. f. aaw, 
 perf. iKTrnriipaKa, a. 1. t^fTrct- 
 paaa. Th. TrtXpa. 
 'EktteXci, it is lawful: fr. Ik, TriXw 
 
 to be. As Lat. est. 
 'EKTrsfiTTiD, to send out, forth or 
 away, convey, export ; f. xpu), a 
 1. IK^irefiypa, perf. tKTreTrt^^a, 
 perf. pass. t»C7r€7r€^/xat, ypai,7rTai, 
 a. 2. pass. iKt7rip.^9r]v.a. 1. part, 
 pass. iKTrifiipOtig, pi. iKirifi^Okv- 
 Ttg : fr. Ik, TrefiTToj. 
 'EKTrsTrXfJxQai, perf. inf. pass. fr. 
 
 EKn 
 
 tKTrXrjffau), to strike. 
 'EKireTTopvivKa, ag, e, perf. act. 
 
 of tKTropvfvu). 
 'EKTrnroTdffai, you have flown 
 
 away. Dor. for iKTreTroTrjaai, 2 
 
 sing, perf pass, of tic7rorao/iat, 
 
 atpai, to fly away, f. i]<Top.ai, pf. 
 
 TTtTTOTrifiai : fr. Ik, Trero/xai. 
 'EKTrtTTTa^sviog, adv. diffusely, 
 
 immoderately ; fr. iKirtTTTdfie- 
 
 vog, pass. perf. part, of iKirtTo- 
 
 fxai, or iKTTETanai, to fly away. 
 'EKWfpaivw, to accomplish, bring 
 
 to a successful issue : fr. tK, iri- 
 
 paivio. 
 
 'EKTrepaiou), w, to pass over, lead 
 
 across : fr. tK, TTfpaiotu. 
 
 'EKTTspdfia, aTog, to, a passing 
 out : fr. 
 
 'EKiripdui, f. d'nu), Ion. rjffo), to go 
 out, pass through, pierce, carry 
 across, transport : fr. tic, rrtpdoj. 
 
 'EKTrtpdiKi^io, f. <rw, to deceive, 
 escape ; as TrkpciK, a partridge, 
 from a fowler. 
 
 'EK7rkp9oj,to overthrow, lay waste, 
 destroy utterly, f. tKTrtpffw : fr. 
 Ik, TrkpOu), to lay waste ; f. 2. 
 TrapOut, by metath. TrpaStD, a. 2. 
 trrpaOov, perf. m. TrtTropOa. 
 
 'EKTTtpidyio, f. d^(t), to bruig 
 round : fr. tK, Trepidyu). 
 
 'E»c7rfptft/it, to go round about : 
 fr. tK, TTtpitifii. 
 
 'EKTTepdpxo^ai, to go round a- 
 bout, surround on every side : 
 fr. tK, TTtpikpxofiai. 
 
 'EKTTtpnropivofiat, to go about at 
 a distance, fetch a wide com- 
 pass : fr. Ik, irspi, Troptvojxai. 
 
 'EKirtpiciraapog, ov, 6, a move- 
 ment forward, and wheeling 
 round : fr. t»c, Trtpi, andii). 
 
 'E«c7r€pt(T(Twc, adv. exceedingly, 
 beyond measure : Ik, Trtpiaaog. 
 
 'EKiripaai, a. 1. inf. act. tKirkp- 
 aavT for tKir'tpaavTi, dat. sing. 
 a. 1. part. fr. tK-rripQu}. 
 
 'EKTTtat, for iKtrrtcre, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 ind. act. Ion. tKirtativ, a.2.infin. 
 tKTrtouJV, ov(Ta, bv, a. 2. part, 
 act. fr. tKTriTTTio, to fall from. 
 
 'EKTrtffioai, see in iKTriTTTU). 
 
 'EKTrtTdvvvfii, to spread out, un- 
 fold, expand, f. tJCTrcracai, a. 1. 
 iKtirtTaffa, with an ace. : fr. Ik, 
 TTtraw, f. d<T(jj. 
 
 'EK7rtTr]<Tip.og, 6, t), able to fly : 
 fr. tK, TTtTOfiai. 
 
 'EKTrt<ppa(TTQt, 3 sing. perf. pass, 
 fr. tK0pd^oj, to relate, explain, 
 describe : fr. Ik, tppdZoj, f. <T(i>, 
 a. 2. t(l>padov, perf. m. 7rt(ppada. 
 
 'EK7ri<pva, perf. m. & iKTt'fpvKa, 
 perf. act. 1 was born : & 
 
 ' EKTn(pvKu)g, orog, bom of, de- 
 scended from; part. perf. act. & 
 
 'Ektt tipvviai, f. g. pi. num. part, 
 perf. m. tKTrt(pvdjg ; fr. tK^vo^ai, 
 to be born of. Th. ^vuj. 
 (190) 
 
 EKn 
 
 'EKTTTiddu), f. rjffto, to leap out, 
 
 spring out or forth, escape : fr. 
 
 tK, TTti^du). Hence 
 
 'EKiti]tr]p.a, aTog, to, a springing 
 out or forward. 
 
 'EKTrrjSrjaag, a. 1. pt. of the same. 
 
 'E»C7r;;r/fi rat, Att. for tKirijinfft- 
 TOi, 3 sing. f. ] . m. of 
 
 'EKirr]v'iZ,{o, f. kho, Att. iw, itTt;, 
 tfT, to spin out, unravel, extri- 
 cate : fr. tK, Trrjvog. 
 
 'EcTTtt^w, f. £(Ta>, perf. tKirtTruKu, 
 to squeeze, press out, press vio- 
 lently : fr. tK, TTit^w. 
 
 'EKTriKpan'oj,f. avCJ, perf. iKTrtTri- 
 KpayKa, to embitter, exasperate: 
 fr. tK, niKpaivuj. 
 
 'EffTri'/XTr A ^/Ltt, to fill completely, 
 fulfil : fr. tK, TTj/iTrXry/xi. 
 
 'EKTTtVui, f. TTiofiai & 7ra»(Tu», a. 2. 
 poet. iKTTiov, to drmk out of, 
 drink up, drain, absorb : fr. U, 
 irivut. 
 
 'EKTriTTTu), to fall off, out, or from; 
 be thrown on shore after slii|i- 
 wreck ; be expelled ; be inef- 
 fectual, fail ; break out ; come 
 forth, become public ; be uttered, 
 as an oracle ; f. iKKTOjaio, perf. 
 
 tKTTtTTTijJKa, &. 2. t^tTTtCOV, tg, (, 
 
 a. 2. subj. tK"7rf(T<i>, yg, g, 3 plur. 
 iKTTtaiocn : fr. tic, TriTrru). 
 
 'EKTrXaytig, tPTog, struck \vitli 
 terror ; a. 2. part. pass, of ik- 
 rrXr}(T<Toj. 
 
 'EKirXtQpiKio, f. ffw, to run the 
 length of a plethrum ; a kind of 
 exercise : fr. Ik, TrXtOpov, Also 
 
 'EK7rX«0pog, 6, r), exceeding the 
 measure of a j)lethruni. 
 
 "EK7rX«6>poc, o, V, to the extent of 
 6 plethi-a ; of great extent, im- 
 mense, excessive : fr. t k for t-, 
 TrXt^pov. 
 
 'EKTrXttov, gen. sing. fr. tK-rrXuog 
 for tKTrXtoc, a, ov, filled. 
 
 'EKTrXtog, a, ov, Att. iKiiXiwg, 
 filled, filled up, abundant, siitti- 
 cient : fr. tK, irXtog. 
 
 'EKTrXtuffai, a. 1. inf. act. fr. 
 
 'EK-rrXiu), to sail out or from; impf. 
 tKtTrXiov ovv, ttg tig, f- t^.-TrXti'- 
 (Tui, a. 1. t^tTfXtvffa, a. 1. inf 
 tK7rXtv<Tai : fr. tK, 7rX*ui. 
 
 'EKTrXtcj, for iKTrXtova, tKTrXtoa. 
 
 'EK7rXfy0a>, f. <Tw, to fill up, com- 
 plete, fulfil : fr. tK, TrXf/^w. 
 
 'EKTrXi^KTiKoc, y, bv, exciting tor- 
 ror, horrible : & 
 
 "EKTrXijKroc, o, »), struck with 
 terror, stunned, astonished : & 
 
 'EKTrXi]Kig, liog, »y, fear, astonish- 
 ment, consternation: fr. iK7rX;/r- 
 TU), f. Kofiai, perf. pass. iK-rri- 
 7rX»yy/iat, ^at, Krai. 
 
 'EK7rX?;potu, u>, to fill up, complete, 
 fulfil ; f. wff(u, pei-f. tK7rt7rXT;pw- 
 Ka, a. 1. tKtTrXrjputfra, perf. pa^'^- 
 iKTrtirXfipuifxai : Ir. tK, 7rX»;poui. 
 Th. TrXeoc. 
 
 EKn 
 
 'EKrrXi/pwo-tc, tt»g, t), a filling up, 
 fulfilling, accomplishment : fr. 
 the above. 
 
 'EKTrXijffffto, be astonished, pres. 
 imper. Ion. for tKTrXijcraov, pres. 
 imi)er. pass, of 
 
 'EKTr\t'}(f(T(o, or Att. -rrw, to strike 
 out, strike with astonishment, 
 terrify, stun, stupify, f. ^w, perf. 
 iKTTtTrXtjxa, a. 2. t^tirXayov, 
 imi>f. pass. tKtirXritrffo^jjv, ov, 
 (TO, 3 pi. tKtTrXijffffoVTO, a. 2. 
 pass. tS,t7r\dyr]v, rjg, rj, I was 
 astonished : fr. Lk, irXyaau). 
 
 '£)crXt(T<Tw, f. ^w, to unfold, un- 
 ravel : fr. tK, irXiaau). 
 
 'EKTzXoog, contr. tKirXovg, ov, 6, 
 a sailing away, departure of 
 ships from port, an attack of 
 ships : fr. tKTrXto. 
 
 'EKTrXOVto, f. vvCj, to wash out or 
 awav : fr. tK, TrXvvut. 
 
 'EKTvXvTog, b, 7), washed out, 
 bleached : fr. tlie above. 
 
 'EkttXww, f. oKTw, to sail away, 
 forth, or out : tKTrXvjtiv Tutv <ppi- 
 j'wi', to plunge beyond one's 
 depth, deviate from a right mind : 
 fr. tK, ttXww, or irXuffii, poet, 
 for rrXtis). 
 
 'EKTTvtvffig, tijjg, »), a breathing 
 out, expiring : fr. 
 
 'EfTj'tw, to blow out, breathe 
 out, exhale, expire, die ; f. Ik- 
 TTi'tvffu), perf. tKirtirviVKa, a. 1. 
 tUTTi'tvffa : fr. iK, Trvtcj. Hence 
 
 'Eictj'o/), ijg, 1), a blowing or 
 l)reatlnn<i out. 
 
 EktoCu)v, afar off, at a distance, 
 adv. as if tK irodCjv, from the 
 feet, out of the way ; cktt. yi- 
 ypf(r6ai, to die ; tlvai, to be ab- 
 sent ; TToitlaOai, to make away 
 with. 
 
 'EKTrouoj, io, to make out, effect, 
 suffice ; give, be adopted ; e- 
 strange, free from, emancipate : 
 
 fr. tK, TTOlkiO. 
 
 'EKTToitjaig, tiog, >'/, an emission 
 uf seed, emancipationj putting 
 out, transfer, alienation : & 
 EKTToitjTog, b, >/, adopted : fr. 
 I>erf. pass, of tKTrottw. 
 
 KlCTTOVl^W, f. (TIO, to pull out wool 
 
 or hair : fr. tK, TroKog. 
 EKTToXt^tu), w, f. iiffuj, to wage 
 war against, fight against, van- 
 ^ quish, excite to war : & 
 EKTToXtfioto, io, f. u)(T(o, same as 
 "■oXt^ow, to excite to war : fr. 
 ^ tK, Tr6Xti.iog. Hence 
 ^KiroXffnomg, tojg, 1), an exciting 
 , to war, Plut. ii. 2G9. 
 ^KTroXiopKiii), u), f. rjffu), to be- 
 siege, reduce : fr. tK,7roXiopKk(x). 
 EtTroriw, w, f. rjrru}, to work out, 
 elaborate, exercise, compose with 
 care ; bear labour : fr. Ik, irovog, 
 fr. Trivop.ai, to do. 
 ^^TToptvit), f. (Tit), to cause to go 
 
 EKn 
 
 out, bring ; mid. tKTroptvofiai, to 
 go out or forth, proceed, depart, 
 be divulged; impf.t^£7rop£uo/i?/i^, 
 ov, tTo, f. tKTToptvffonai, perl". tK- 
 TTtTTopivfiai, 3 sing. j)i'es. imper. 
 tKTzoptvkaQu) : fr. 6K, Troptvio, fr. 
 TTopog. Th. irt'ipu), perf. m. tte- 
 TTopa. 
 
 'EKTTopdku), a, f.r]<no, to lay waste, 
 pillage, demolish : Ik, TropOtu). 
 
 'EKTTopOriTiop, opog, b, a plunderer, 
 ravager : fr. the above. 
 
 'EKTropO/ift'o;, f. trw, to convey 
 across the sea ; intr. & mid. to 
 sail away : fr. Ik, iroptvu). 
 
 'EKTropt^w, f. iato, perf. tKTrcTTo- 
 piKa, to search out, inquire, fur- 
 nish, supply, provide, plan, de- 
 vise : fr. tK, TTopog. 
 
 'EKTTopvtviii, to commit open for- 
 nication ; f. tixTio, perf. tKTrt Trop- 
 vtvKa,a. 1. t^t7r6pvtv<ja,a. l.pt. 
 tKTropi'tvffag, daa, av : fr. tK, 
 TTopvtinx), fr. Trbpvq. 
 
 ' EKTroTtop.aL & 'EKTrorao^ai, for 
 tKTTtro/iaj, to fly away, off, out, 
 or down. Th. rrtTOfiai, to fly. 
 
 'EKirpdKTjjg, ov, b, a collector of 
 tribute : fr. 
 
 'EKTrpdffaio, or tto), fut. tm, to 
 finish, exact, dispatch, kill : fr. 
 tK, TTparrw, to do. 
 
 'E/v-TTpfTTVC, toe, 6, r), excellent, 
 elegant, becoming; unbecoming: 
 fr. tK, TTptTTw. Hence 
 
 'EKTrptTTiog, adv. excellently, glo- 
 riously. 
 
 'EK7rpf]Kng, having wi'ought, a. 1. 
 part. Ion. fr. Ik, Trparrw, Ion. 
 TTpfjTToj, to make, f. ^w. 
 
 'EK—pia/jiai, to buy off, ransom, 
 bribe : fr. tK, irpiafiai. Hence 
 
 ' I'.KTrpiaaOai, pres. inf. 
 
 'EKTTptow, w, to redeem : fr. the 
 same th. 
 
 'EKTrpoOvfitonai, oD^at, to desire 
 earnestly : fr. tK, TrpoOvfiog. 
 
 'EKTrpoitjpi, f. 7i<Tio, to send forth 
 or away : fr. Ik, Trpotrjpi. 
 
 'EKTrpoKaXtu), u>, f. taio, to call 
 fiu'tii, summon out : fr. tK, irpo- 
 
 KoXtU). 
 
 'EKirpoKp'ivu), f. ivCj, to select out 
 
 of : fr. tK, TrpoKpTvut. 
 'EKTrpoXtiTTio, to leave, forsake, 
 
 dismiss : thence 
 'EKTrpoXtTTotcyou may send away, 
 
 2 sing. a. 2. opt. act. tKTrpoXiTrov- 
 
 Ttg, nom.pl. a. 2. part, act.: fr. 
 
 tK, Trpo, XtiTTuj, to leave ; f. i^o;, 
 
 a. 2. fXiTrov. 
 'EKTrpo/xoXtw, oj, to go forth from 
 
 or out of : fr. tK, rrpb, fxoXtoj. 
 'EKTrpoTifxdoj, u>, f. r/(Ttu, to honour 
 
 exceedingly : fr. tK, TrpoTifxdit}. 
 'EKTTpoxtw, f- tv(T(i), to pour out, 
 
 spill : fr. tK, TTpoxtio. 
 'EKTTTdu), to fly away. 
 'EKTTTijaffuj, f. Kio, to terrify, 
 
 alarm, scare : fr. tK, Trrryao-w. 
 
 nai) 
 
 EKP 
 
 'EKTTrotw, tD, f. tjacj, the same : 
 
 fr. tK, TTTOttJ. 
 
 'EKirrvitj, to spit out, reject, ab- 
 hor ; f. vffu), perf. tKTrt TrruKa, 
 a. 1. tKtTTTVcya : fr. i.K, tttvuk 
 
 'EKTTTtjjoig, tijjg, t), a falling off or 
 down, calamity, decay : & 
 
 'EKTrrwroc, 6, 1), fallen down, de- 
 cayed : fr. perf. pass, of tKniTTTOj. 
 
 'EKTTvvOdvofiai, to hear, inquire, 
 ascertain : fr. tK, Trvv9dvoftai. 
 
 'EKTTvpSu), a, to set on fire, burn, 
 destroy by fire : fr. tK, Trvp. 
 
 "EKTTvffTog, heard of, known : fr. 
 3 s. pf. pass, of tKTTVvOdvofiat. 
 
 *£K7ra>/ia, uTog, Tb, a cup, goblet : 
 fr. tKirivu). Th. Trivio. 
 
 'EKpdavOev, Boeot. for tKpdvOrj- 
 aav, 3 pi. a. 1. pass, of Koaivu). 
 
 ' Ek pa (id ii^u), f. (TO), to drive out 
 with rods : fr. Ik, pd(icog. 
 
 'EKpdya, I cried out, perf. m. t- 
 Kpaytvai, inf. for KtKpaytvat, of 
 Kpd!^M, to cry out, f. 2. KpayH, a. 
 2. tKpayov, a. 1. tKpa^a. 
 
 'EKpayijvai, to break out ; tKpa- 
 ytig, tlffa, ev, having broken out, 
 a. 1. part, of tKprjyvvpi. 
 
 EKpdijva, Dor. for tKprjrjva, a. 1. 
 of Kpaiaivo), for Kpaivu) ; see 
 Upoiaivov. 
 
 'EKpd'Ojjv, I was mixed, by sync, 
 for tKfpdaOrjVf a. 1. pass, of kc- 
 pdvvvi^ii, f. d(T(i>, to mix. 
 
 'EKpaiaivov, I completed, exe- 
 cuted, impf. act. of Kpatatvw, for 
 Kpaivuj, to perform ; f. Kpavu;, 
 a. 1. pass. £Kpdr0j;v,&by epenth. 
 tKpadvOrjv. 
 
 'EKpaivu), f. avd, aor. 1. tKippdva, 
 to cause to flow out, dash out : 
 fr. tK, pa'n'io. 
 
 "EKpa^a, I cried out ; 3 pi. tKpa- 
 ^ar,a. 1. ind. act. of Kpdi^ioJ. ^<u. 
 
 'EKpavya(Ta, ag, e, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of Kpavydtio, to cry aloud ; f. 
 a<Tw, perf. KiKpavyaKa : fr. Kpav- 
 yrj, clamour ; fr. the same th. 
 
 'EKpifiaro, he was suspended, 3 
 sing. impf. iKpefidfiT]v, of Kpt- 
 fxafiai, or Kptudio, to suspend. 
 
 'EKp't^io, you were suspended, 2 
 sing. impf. fr. tKptpdp.Tjv, tKpt- 
 ixaffo. Ion. tKptfiao, Att. contr. 
 tKptjxu), impf. of Kptfia/xai, a. I. 
 pass. tKpifidaOijv. 
 
 'EKptu), f. tvcTio, to flow away, fall 
 off, escape, be forgotten : fr. tK, 
 ptuj, to flow. 
 
 "EKprjyfia, aTog, Tb, a breaking 
 out, an eruption of waters, inun- 
 dation, precipice : fr. 
 
 'Ekp i7y vi5/ii, vw, or 'EKprfnaoj, f. 
 pi'lKtjJ, to break off, out, or forth ; 
 burst forth : fr. tK, pijyvvfii. 
 
 'EKprjTjva, for tKprjva, I have ful- 
 filled, a. 1. ind. act. fr. Kpaiaivuj, 
 for Kpaivcj, to perform, com- 
 numd, f. Kpavat, a. 1. tKpava, 
 Att. tKpT]va, & by pleon. poet. 
 
 
 ^ 
 
 % , 
 
EKS 
 
 EKT 
 
 EKT 
 
 EKT 
 
 EKT 
 
 EKT 
 
 lKprft]i'a. Hence Kprjrjvov, drb), 
 a. 1. iinper. 
 'Efcpi^ow, to root out, extirpate ; 
 f. wffMy pf. t^eppt^w/ca, a. 1. t^ep- 
 pi'Cojffa, a. I. sub). tKpi'Cu)(no,yQ, 
 ^, a. 1. pass. tUppiCio97]v, a. 1. 
 imper. pass. iKpi^ioOtiTiy ijru}, a. 
 1. part. pass. tK-pi^wOtic, evroQ, 
 f. 1. i^ass. Upi^ioOrjffojxai : fr. Ik, 
 
 piCn, a root. 
 'EKpt0//va7r6, poet, for a7rfKpi0r/i', 
 
 1 answered, a. 1. pass. 
 'EKpivaT, for UpivaTo, 3 sinj:^. a. 
 
 1. m. ; tKplvev, impf. act. ticpi- 
 
 vovro, impf. i)ass. of icpu'tu. 
 'EKpivi^oj, f. tfftu, to smell a thing 
 
 out, trace, guess : fr. tfc, pipi^oj. 
 
 Th. piv. 
 *£Kpi7rrw, f. \po), to throw or cast 
 
 away : & 
 'EKpn//ic, tojg, ?'/, a casting off or 
 
 away : fr. tic, pntroj. 
 *EKpor}, riQ, 7/, & 
 
 'EKpooQj ou, 6, a defluxion, flow- 
 ing off, discharge : fr. fcic, pku). 
 'EKpovffOijv, 1 was driven away, 
 
 a. 1. ind. pass, of Kpovw, to beat. 
 'EKpovaiOy 2 sing. a. 1. m. Upov- 
 
 adfxijv^ w, aro, fr. the same verb. 
 *EKpo<pku}, f. r]<Tu)y to sup up : fr. 
 
 tK, p()0£W. 
 
 'EKpv^nv, I was hidden, a. 2. ind. 
 
 pass, t Kpv/So V, a. 2. act. of icpuTr rw. 
 
 'Ejcpye'w, to flow ofl", run out, slip 
 
 from ; f. rjffut, perf. t^tppvr]Ka, 
 
 a. 2. i^tppvov ; fr. tK, pvtw. 
 'Eicpj^Trrov, eg, e, impf. ind. act. of 
 
 KpvTTTOJ, to hide ; f. 2. Kpvj3ut. 
 'EKovaig, tujg, »/, a flowing out, 
 
 discharge : fr. tK, pew. 
 'Eicpi'^a, pe'rf. act. Att.for KSKpv- 
 
 <pa, I have hid ; fr. KpviTTOi. 
 'EKpVTpa, ag, 6, I hid, a. 1. ind. 
 
 act. of the same verb. 
 'Ek-ffapKi^w, f. t'ffw, to strip off" the 
 
 flesh : fr. t/c, crapKi^w. 
 'Efc-ffow^w, f. <T(jj, poet, for tic(ra»^ui. 
 'EKO-ttw, f. <yw,.to shake off", drive 
 
 away, expel : fr. Ik, fftiui. 
 'EKcrtvofiai, to hasten out, rush 
 
 forth : fr. tic, (Ttvuj. 
 'EKcrrjfiaivu), f. avw, to mark out, 
 
 indicate : fr. U, (njfiaivu). 
 'Eic(T(0wvt^w, f. (To;, to empty by 
 
 means of a siphon. Th. aiiptov, 
 
 a tube. 
 'EKffKaXtvo), f. (Tw, to dig up, root 
 
 out : fr. tK, (TKaXtvijj. 
 'EKffKeSdvvvfii, f. a.(T(t), to scatter 
 
 away, disperse ; fr. Ik, (TKtCav- 
 
 VVfil. 
 
 'EK(TKevd^ofiai,io bring out, carry 
 
 away, export, f. m. dao/xai, perf. 
 
 act.t^t«TK:ti;aK:a : fr. tjc, GKtvd'Ct^. 
 'EKfffidio, f. r}(Tuj, to wipe out, 
 
 cleanse : fr. tic, nfido). 
 'Eic<To/3t(u, oj, f. rifTu), to drive out, 
 
 chase away : fr. U, ao^eio. 
 'EKtrTrdio, f. aVw, perf. i^kaTraKa, 
 
 to pluck ofi" or out : fr. tic, OTrdoi 
 
 'EK<nriv^u), f. titrot, to pour out a 'EKTafitvog, poet. KrdfiEvog, JPm]. 
 libation : fr. tic, airspdui. perf. part. pass, of icrttVw; perf. 
 
 'Eic(r;rtp/iart^w, f. taw, to bear 
 
 seed : fr. tic, ffirkpfia, fr. (nreipu). 
 
 'EKffTTtv^io, f. au), to hasten forth: 
 
 fr. kK, (TTTEviiO. 
 
 'EKarrovdog, 6, »/, not included in 
 a treaty ; a truce-breaker. Th. 
 
 'EKordSiog, 6, //, of six stadia or 
 
 furlongs : fr. t^, ardciov. 
 'EKcrracrig, tiog, r), alienation of 
 mind, amazement, ecstaci/, wan- 
 dering of mind : fr. t^t(Tr»;/xt. 
 'EKaruTiKog, >), bv, astonished, 
 alienated in mind, furious, rav- 
 ing : fr. the same. 
 *Eic<Trt/\\w, f. tXut, to send out, 
 
 adorn : fr. tic, artWw. 
 'EKarkfpio, f. t;//w, to adorn with a 
 crown, decorate, honour ; to take 
 away a crown ; perf. pass. part. 
 l^ffrefifikvoi, being crowned,ad- 
 orned : fr. Ik, ark^uj. 
 'EKffTpayyiW, f. io't«>j to draw off" 
 drop by drop, strain : fr. tic, 
 orpayyt^w. 
 'EKtrrpaTtviM), f. tvffu), to invade 
 with, lead out an army, open a 
 campaign : fr. tic, arpartvu). 
 'EKGTparo-Kthvo^ai, to encamp 
 at a distance, leave an encamp- 
 ment : fr. tK, arpaTOTn^ivu). 
 'E/corpt^w, to turn out or from, 
 invert, change, pervert ; f. i/'^j 
 perf. i^fffTpeipa, perf. pass, t^- 
 kaTpa/x^ai, i//a(, Trrai : fr. tic, 
 (JTps(pio. 
 'EKfTvpi^oj, to hiss off", lioot out ; 
 
 f. iffuj : fr. Ik, trupt^w. 
 'E»C(Ta»^w, f. u)(T(t), to preserve from 
 
 danger, save : fr. tK, <tw^w. 
 'EKo-ojpf vtu, to heap or pile up : 
 
 fr. IK, (Ttjpog. 
 'Ektu, 3 sing. Dor. for tKrrj, fr. 
 iKTTjv, i]g, T], Dor. tKrav, ag, a, 
 a. 2. of KTtifii, f. KTifffu), perf. 
 tKTiiKa, perf. pass. tKTaf^iai. Th. 
 KTtii'io, to kill, f. KTtvCj, pei'f. 
 tKTaKci, a. 2. tKTavov, by apoc. 
 tKrav, 3 suig. tKravt, by apoc. 
 tKTa. 
 
 EKTayKa, poet, for tKTaKa, perf. 
 act. of KTtivii), to kill. 
 'EKTdlr]y, <Sc 'EKTa^ov, adv. at 
 
 full length, stretched out : & 
 'EKTuliog, 6, i], extended ; wide, 
 
 ample : fr. iKreii'uj. 
 'EKTctOtig, tvTog, a. 1. part. pass. 
 tKTaOijvai, a. 1, inf. pass. fr. ik- 
 rttj'w, to extend : fr. Ik, reivu), 
 to stretch. 
 'EKTaOtv, Bocot. for tKTaOrjaai', 
 they were killed, 3 pi. a. 1. pass. 
 tKTCiOrjv, of KTtivio, to kill. 
 'EKToiog, a, ov, on the sixth day. 
 "EKTaKa, perf. ind. act. of KTtivu), 
 
 to kill. 
 'EKra/itj', for iltTafxev, 3 sing 
 aor. 2. fr. Ikt^ixvii). 
 (192) 
 
 pass. tKTa^ai. 
 
 'EKTajjiym, Ion. paragoge for U- 
 
 rdfiy, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. fr. U- 
 
 rt/ivw, to cut off*: fr. Ik, rt^n w, 
 
 to cut ; f. 2. fitj, a. 2. tropoi , 
 
 perf. TtT^ijKa ; pei'f. m. rtnijiu/, 
 
 'EKTOfij-iai, p. ind. pass. Ura^- 
 
 fisvog, p. part. pass, of kthvuj, 
 
 to kill ; f. 2. KTavio, pf. h-raKa. 
 
 'EKTctfxvycri, Ion. for tKra^iy, .{ 
 
 sing. subj. act. of rapj'w, to cut, 
 
 Ion. & Dor. for Ttfivio, the saiiK.-. 
 Or for tKTafiy, poet, by msertiti-.; 
 
 V, &, Ion. by adding ai, 3 siiiir. 
 a. 2. subj. of kKTi^ivm, to cut 
 off* : fr. tK, TifAvu), to cut ; a. 2. 
 
 trafiov. 
 'Ektuv, 3 pi. a. 2. Boeot. for tKra^ 
 
 aav, fr. tKTiji', of Kr^ji/j, to kill. 
 
 Or for tKTUvav, by sync. iKrav, 
 
 3 pi. a. 1. act. fr. Krtt'vw. Sofr. 
 
 Kr*//ii comes Krao/iat, to possess; 
 
 a. 2. fKTTjv, 3 pi. tKTJjffar, h\ 
 
 sync. tKrrtv. 
 
 EKravc, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. t- 
 
 KTaj'or, of KTiivu), to kill ; f. 2. 
 
 Krai'd, perf. iktoku. 
 'EKTCivOat, perf. inf. pass. tKrai-- 
 
 0;;r, I was killed, a. 1. ind. pass. 
 
 fr. KTtivu) ; perf. pass. tKra^iai. 
 'EKTavov, eg, c, a. 2. ind. act. of 
 
 the same. 
 'EKravvii), f. vcrio, the same as tc- 
 
 rtj'rw, to extend, stretch out ; 
 
 iKtTavv(T6t],he fell at full length: 
 
 fr. Ik, rtivu). 
 
 EKTakig, iitg, Vj the drawing up 
 
 of an army : fr. tKrarrw. 
 'EKroTTfivow, f. wffu), to hunilile : 
 
 fr. tK, TaTTtii'Ou). Th. raTrtiroQ. 
 'EKTotpa^ig, e(jjg, »}, a disturbance, 
 
 ]>crturbation, trouble : fr. 
 'EKTapdffffio, or -ttio, to disturl) 
 exceedingly, terrify ; f. |[w, pf i*^- 
 iKTtTdpaxci, a- 1- tKtrctpa^a : ii'. 
 
 tK, TapciffffOJ. 
 
 'l\KTag, by sync, for tKrtn'rtf, you 
 have killed ; Iktuv, for tKTtivav, 
 a. 1. of KTftvw. See tKTav. 
 
 "EKTaaig, eiog, y), a stretchini? out, 
 extension, ectasis, a figure by 
 which a short syllable is made 
 long : fr. tKrtti'w, to extend. 
 
 'EKTucTffi,}, or -rrw, to draw up an 
 anny ; set in order, an'ange : 
 fr. tK, Td(T(T<jj, or -TTUJ, to order. 
 
 'EKTd'ffio, Dor. for tKTrjffo), 2 sing. 
 a. 1. m. of Krdoficu, to possess; 
 f. KTjjffoiAoi, perf. KfcKrr//<at, a. 1- 
 m. tKTjjadfJiijt', w, aTo. 
 
 'Ektuto, he had been killed, 3 
 sing. pluj»f. ind. pass. fr. tKTU- 
 fitjv, (TO, of KTtivbj; perf. tKTaku, 
 perf. pass. tKrafiai. 
 
 'EKTtaro, Ion. for tKTtjvro, or tKi- 
 KTt)VTo, 3 pi. i»luperf. pass.^ ^" 
 tKTtaTai, Ion. for tKTrjvrai, 3 j*'- 
 perf. Observe also tKTijpai, l^'i' 
 
 KtKTrifini, Ion. or Att. as also "Ekttj, f. g. fr. tKTog, the sixth. 
 
 tKTiifjQai, for KSKTijffOai, pf. inf. Th. t^, six. 
 ^ of KTaofxai, to possess. 'EKrr/Kw, f. ^a>, to melt away ; 
 
 'EKrt^tvra, a. 1. part. pass, ace, cause to melt, waste away, con- 
 ing, of tKTiQ 1)111, to set out. sume : fr. Ik, rfjKu). 
 
 'EKTtOpafifiivovg, ace. pi. pf. pt. 
 pass, of Iktp'kPlo, to nourish : fr. 
 tK, rpkcpu}, to nourish ; f. ^pti^w, 
 perf. Ttrpttpa, a. 2. tTpa<poy. 
 
 'EKTfivag, avrog, a. 1. part. act. 
 tKTiivov, droi, extend, a. I. im- 
 per. act. of tKrtu'a*, to extend. 
 
 'llKrtti't, he killed, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 tKTtivov, eg, t, imperf. fr. KTtivM, 
 to kill ; f. KTivCJ, perf. tKraxa, 
 a, 2. tKTavov. 
 
 'EKTtivu), to extend, stretch or 
 lengthen out, let down, strain, 
 draw out ; f. tKrevoi, perf. IkH- 
 TttKa, a. 1. tK'tTtiva, a. 1. imper. 
 iKTtivov, dru), a. 1. part. act. 
 tKTtivag, avTog : fr. tK, Tfivto. 
 
 'Ekthx^^io, f. au), to wall off", for- 
 tify. Th. Ttixog' 
 
 'EKTiKi'oofiai, oi'fiai, to beget 
 children : fr. Ik, TeKvuu). 
 
 'EKTiXkoiTy for tKTeXtoire, 2 pi 
 pres. opt. act. fr. tKreXtw. 
 
 'EKTtXtffaig, /Eo\. for tKTtXkffag, 
 having completed, a. 1. part. act. 
 m. g. fr. tKrtXtoi. 
 
 'llKTtXtvTaffti, Dor. for tKrtXcu- 
 T)'i<Tii, f. 1. act. fr. tKTtXeurdu}, 
 to bring to an end, eff'ect, accom- 
 plish : fr. tK, TiXtvrdii). Th. 
 TtXog. 
 
 'EKTtXiu), to bring to an end, per- 
 form, finish, accomplish ; pres. 
 inf. tKrtXtctr, f. taut, pei'f. Ikte- 
 TiXtKa, a. 1 . t^f rtXtffa, a. 1. subj. 
 kKTtX'tait), yg, y, 2l. 1. inf. Ikti- 
 Xkaai : fr. Ik, riXog, an end. 
 
 'V.KTtXrig, tog, 6, >), perfect, full- 
 grown, finished : fr. the same. 
 EKTifivoj, to cut off", out, or down, 
 amputate, castrate ; f. iKTi/iut, 
 perf. tKTtTjxijKa, a. 2. IKtrafiov, 
 a. 2. inf. tKrafxtlv : fr. tK, rt/Jivu), 
 to cut. 
 
 EKTEvtia, ag, rj, extension, in- 
 tent ness, perseverance, perpe- 
 tuity, abundance ; tv tKTtvtiq., 
 perpetually, assiduously, for tK- 
 Ttvutg : fr. tK, Tiivu). 
 
 E.KTtvt(TTipov, adv. more intently 
 
 ^ or earnestly, comp. fr. 
 
 i^KTtvijg, tog, 6, r), extended, 
 continual, strained, intent, dili- 
 fCeut, earnest : hence tKTtviojg, 
 
 ^ Ion. for tKrevojg. 
 
 P.KTtvCi, f. ind. act. of tKretVw. 
 i'KTtvuig, adv. vehemently, in- 
 tensely, earnestly : fr, tKTtivut. 
 
 KKrtov, to be had, verb. adj. fr. 
 
 , f Xw, to have. 
 
 ^KTtvQ, fiog, b, a measure, sexta- 
 
 rins, the sixth part of a/xtci/xvoc: 
 , fr. t^. 
 
 i-K-f^pow, f. u)(Tii), to reduce to 
 ashes : Ik, Tuppou). Th. Tttppa. 
 
 I^Kri/^at, for KtKr?;//at,I obtained, 
 
 Ion. or Att. pei-f. & 
 'EKTiffiivog, T], ov, possessing, 
 
 perf. part, of Krdop.ai, to possess. 
 'EKTt]VTai, for KkKTtjvTai, they 
 
 possessed, 3 pi. pf. of the same. 
 'Ek ttjvm, sc. xpovio, Dor. for t? 
 
 tKtivov xpbvov, from that time. 
 
 EKTtJffdntJV, to, aTO, 3 pi. tKTfJ- 
 
 (Tavro, a. I. m, of KTuofiai, to 
 possess ; f. KTrjcrofiai, perf. kc- 
 KTrji^iat. 
 'EKTFjcrOai, by aphajr. Ion. or Att. 
 for KfKr»/(T0ai, perf. inf, pass. fr. 
 tKrrjfiai, for KiKTr^jxai, perf. of 
 KTaofxai, to acquire. 
 
 'EKn'0f/zai, to put forth, expose, 
 relate, 1 pi. tKTiOifitOa, imperf, 
 fEsTiOifitjv, (To^ TO, a. 2. m. t^c- 
 Offiffv, (JO, TO, 3 pi. tKtOtvTo : fr. 
 
 'EKTiOtjfii, to place or set out, cast 
 out, expose, set forth, declare, 
 make known, publish : fr. tK, 
 tiOtjui. 
 
 'EKTiKt), fje, hectic fever ; fem.fr 
 
 'Ektiko'^, /), ov, habitual, in the 
 habit ; hectic ; labouring under 
 a hectic fever. Th. t^w. 
 
 'EKrtKrw, f. ri^ofiai, to produce, 
 bring forth : fr. U, t'iktuj. 
 
 'EKriXXto, f. iX(jj, to pluck off* or 
 out, extirpate, remove, perf. tK- 
 TiTiXKa : fr. tK, ri'XXw. 
 
 'EKTiyLau), f. r](Tix), to honour 
 greatly, worship, esteem : fr. tK, 
 n^doj : & 
 
 'EKTlfiog, 6, »/, without honour : 
 fr. Ik, Tifii], fr. t'ho, to honour 
 
 'EKTivay^ibg, ov, b, a shaking out 
 or off*, concussion : fr. 
 
 'EjKTivdaau), to shake out or off*, 
 expel, drive out ; f. ^w, a. 1. t^ 
 STiva^a, a. 1. imper. tKTiva^ov, 
 OTOj, 2 pi. tKni'dKaTt, a. 1. m. 
 i^tTiva^dfitjv, a. 1, part. m. Ikti- 
 vaKdfievog : fr. tK, nvdacio. 
 
 'EKTivvvio, f. v(Tii), Sl 
 
 'EKTi"va}, f. iVw, to pay off, repay, 
 requite, expiate. Th. rtw. 
 
 "EKrifTt, he created, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of KTi'^w, f. (Tfa>, to build ; perf. 
 tKTiKa, a. 1. part. KTicrag. 
 
 "EKTiaig, eojg, r/, a payment, ex- 
 piation, punishment : & 
 
 'EKTiafxa, arog, to, a mulct, fine: 
 fr. tKTivio. 
 
 'EKTiffTai, 3 sing. perf. pass, i- 
 KTKTfiai, aai, of ktI^io, to create, 
 a. 1. pass. iKTiaOrjv. 
 
 'EKTiTpioffKu), to wound, cause ab- 
 ortion ; f. ibfTlO, perf. tKTtTpOOKa, 
 
 perf. pass. tKTtTpiofiaL : fr. (k, 
 
 TlTplOOKOJ. 
 
 'Ektl"io, f. iVw, to punish, pay, re- 
 lease, repay. Th. rtw, the same, 
 (193) 
 
 'EKToOfv & *EKro0i, for tKro(T0£v 
 & tKTooOi, without, on the out 
 side, apart from, governing a 
 gen. : fr. tKTbg, without. Th. 
 
 tK. 
 
 EKroixwpi'X^^) ^f f' V^^^y to dig 
 through a wall, plunder : fr. Ik, 
 
 TOIX^^P^X^^} ^^' '"O'X^C* bpV<T<TOJ. 
 
 'Ektoki^oj, f. i(Tu), Att. id, itXg, tti, 
 to put out at interest : fr. Ik, 
 TOKog, usury, fr. tiktu), to pro- 
 duce ; perf. m. riroKa. 
 
 'EKToXfiijaag, a. 1. part. act. fr. 
 tKToXfiano, to dare, be bold. Th. 
 ToXfia. 
 
 'EKToXvTrt{)ui, to finish, wind up : 
 
 fr. tK, ToXvTTtVU). Th. ToXl/TTTJ. 
 
 'EKro/x/;, r]g, /}, a cutting off* or 
 down : & 
 
 'EKTOfjiiag, ov, b, Sc' EKTOfiog, 6, rj, 
 cut off", castrated : fr. Ik, TtfiviOf 
 to cut : Ion. tKTOfiirjg, ov. 
 
 'EKTofilg, idog, i), cutting off*, keen, 
 anything cut off : fr. the same. 
 
 'EKTOva, perf. m. of KTtivut, to 
 kill ; f. Krcvai,perf. tKTaKa,a^ 1. 
 tKTiiva. 
 
 'EKTo'^tvu), f. tixTio, to shoot ar- 
 rows, shoot off, exhaust, pro- 
 perly to empty a quiver : fr. U, 
 To^tvio. Th. To^ov, a bow. 
 
 'Ektotti^u), f. 1(7(1), to send away, 
 move from a place, go abroad : 
 
 fr. tK, TOTTOg. 
 
 'EKTOTTiog, a, ov, & 6, j), out of 
 the way, foreign, displaced : & 
 
 'EKTOTTog, b, t), moved from its 
 place ; unusual ; absurd : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 "EKTopa, aec. sing. fr. "EKrwp. 
 
 'EKT-optw, f. T](Tio, to p'ush out : fr. 
 
 tK, TOptiO. 
 
 "EKTog, T), ov, sixth. Th. tK, six. 
 'EKTbg, adv. without, out of, 
 
 abroad, except, with a gen. Th. 
 
 tK or tK, from ; tKTbg ti fitj, but 
 
 if not, except that, unless, 1 Cor. 
 
 XV. 2. 
 'EKroert, or 'Ektokb, adv. without, 
 
 out of, from : fr. tKTog ; fr. Ik. 
 " E KToaOt V, without, from without, 
 
 abroad, adv. with a gen. : fr. 
 
 tKTbg, the same. Th. tK. 
 'EKTOTf, adv. from that time, 
 
 thenceforth. 
 'EKrpaTTt^of, 6, r), excluded from 
 
 the table, forbidden to be eaten: 
 
 fr. tK, TpaTTtZci. 
 'EKTpaTTtXog, b, ?), extraordinary, 
 
 loathsome, uncouth, ungraceful ; 
 
 fr. tK, rpt TTw. 
 
 EKrpwTrw, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. pass. 
 
 tKTpa7rT)(T0fiaL, f. 2. pass. fr. Ik' 
 
 TptTTOIXai. 
 
 'EKTpaxn^iKio, f. i(Tto, to throw 
 over the neck of a horse, break 
 the neck : fr. tK, TpaxTjXi^io. 
 
 'EKTptTTOfiai, to divert, turn back, 
 turn aside, be averse from, with 
 an ace. ; a. 2. pass. t^trpa7r»;r, 
 O 
 
 
EKY 
 
 »?C. »?> I turned back, f. 2. pass. 
 
 iKTQaTrrjao^ai : fr. 
 
 'KfcrpfcTTw, to turn from, avert, dis- 
 suade, f. \pit) : fr. Lk, TpeTTii). 
 
 'EK:rp£0w, to brine; up, rear : fr. 
 Ik, Tps(piOj f. 9f)t\l/iOy to nourish. 
 
 *£icrpcx^' ^*^ ^^" *^^^' ^'"^^ ""*' 
 run or shoot up ; f. Op'tKofiai & 
 
 Spafiovfjiaiy perf. tKdeSpdfirjKa : 
 
 fr. tic, rp£x<^- 
 *E/crpT'/3a>, f. ^pu), perf. rtrpt^a, to 
 rub out, wear out or off, strike 
 out, consume, smooth, polish : 
 fr. IK, Tp'i^it). Hence 
 'EKTpi^iQ, €(uc, 7/, a rubbing or 
 
 wearing out, obhteration. 
 'EjcrpoTT/), ijQ, r}, a turning aside, 
 digression, declension, deviation, 
 degeneracy : & 
 'ExTTpoTToc, 6, T/, turned aside, 
 degenerate, immoral, remote, 
 retired : fr. fcKrrp£:rw. Th.rptTrw; 
 pf. m. TSTpoTra. 
 'Eicrpo^j),nC,>7,n^"rishment,edu- 
 cation : fr. t/crps^w. Th. rp£0tu, 
 perf. m. rarpoipn. 
 'Eicrpuyaw, f. tjcrio, to gather 
 grapes : fr.tK:, rpvydio, fr. Tpvyrj. 
 'KicrpuTraw, ui, f. //<T(.>, to bore out, 
 escape privately : fr. tjc, rovTrdu). 
 'E/crptuyw, f. rpw^o^at, to eat up, 
 
 gnaw away : fr. Ik, rpwyw. 
 'EKTpujfia, aroQy to, an abortion: 
 
 fr. SKTlTplOffKU), f. tK:rp(J(T(o, pf. 
 
 pass. tKTeTpiofxai ; fr. tjc, rirpw- 
 
 <r»cw. 
 'EieruTTf, it resounded, thundered, 
 
 3 sins. a. 2. ind. act. of KTVirkoj, 
 
 to resound. Th. rvTrrot. 
 'EktvttoQj 6, r), expressed from 
 
 an archetype, formed after a 
 
 model : & 
 'EKTVTToiOf fa), f. (ucroj, to express, 
 
 form, mould, emboss : fr. Ik, 
 
 TVTToiOf the same ; fr. tvttoq. 
 
 Th. rvTrrw. 
 'EjcrvTTw/ia, aroq, to, an impres- 
 sion, sculpture, effigy : & 
 'EicrvTrfaxrif, hoq, i), the same : fr. 
 
 perf. pass, of the preceding verb. 
 'Erru^Xow, w, f. loaio^io blind : & 
 'EKTV(p\ioaiQ, sujg, ry, a blinding : 
 
 fr. tK, TV(p\bQ, blind. 
 "£ii.Ta;p, opog, 6, Hector, the leader 
 
 of the Trojans, son of Priam. 
 'EKvddffaao, 2 sing. a. 1. mid. Ion 
 
 & poet, for tKvSdaojy of Ku^a^w, 
 
 to reproach. Th. kvSoq, ov, b. 
 *EKVK\ii)<Ja, ac, €, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 kvktXow, to surround. 
 'EKYPO'2, ov, 6, a father-in-law, 
 
 a husband's father. And ' E Kvpd, 
 
 Ion. 'Eicfp^, a mother-in-law, a 
 
 husband's mother ; as TrevOepbg 
 
 & -pa, the father and mother of 
 
 a wife. 
 'EKvpffa, I met, 3 pi. fKvpcrav, a. 
 
 1. ind. act. of Kvpio, to fall upon ; 
 
 f. pw, ^ol. Kupcw. 
 
 *EKvpui9rjv, rjg, i;, a. 1. ind. pass. fr. iK<pep(*). 
 
 EK<I> 
 
 of Kvpou), to ratify. Th. Kvpog 
 coc, ro, authority. 
 'EKvyj/t,^ s. a. 1 . ind. act. of kvttto), 
 
 to bend or stoop, f. \poj. 
 'EKipaidpvvio, f. WW, to wipe off, 
 cause to appear bright by rub- 
 bing : fr. iK,6ai^pvvio. 
 'Ejc^atVw, to show «nit or forth, 
 make public, bring forth : fr. Ik, 
 0atVtu, to show, f. (pava>, perf. 
 Tre^ayKa, a. 1. ((prj^a. 'E.K(pai- 
 vofxai, to make one's appear- 
 ance, be present. 
 'EK<l>avevy for l^e<pdvr]Tav, poet. 
 & BoDOt. 3 pi. a. 2. pass, of the 
 above. 
 'EKipaviig, sag, 6, i), manifest, 
 clear, illustrious : fr. the same. 
 'EKipaaig, fiog, 7/, utterance, decla- 
 ration, edict : & 
 'EK^dTtur, adv. uttered distinctly, 
 
 expressly, openly : fr. tKiptjut. 
 'EK^avXiZio 6c 'EK(pavpiC(n, f. itJU), 
 to make little of, extenuate, un- 
 dervalue, reject. Th. (pavXog. 
 'Ejc^spfai, to bring out, draw out ; 
 carry out or away, bury ; pub- 
 lish, make known ; produce ; f. 
 tKoicru), a. 1. i^r\vtyKa, a. 1. im- 
 per. itkvtyKOV, drtu, a. 1. part. 
 l^tvkyKag, avTog, a. 2. ind. act. 
 iii]ViyKov, a. 2. inf. iUvt^Kiiv : 
 fr. tic, <pspu}. 
 'EKcptvyiol to fly away, escape ; f. 
 m. U^tv^ofiai, y, tTai, & Utpev- 
 ^ovfiai, a. 2. act. iKk(pvyov, a. 2. 
 subj. Ijc^yyw, yg, y, perf. m. 
 tKTTs^tvya : fr. t*:, (pivyto, to 
 flee. 
 
 'EK^tu^y, 2 sing. & lK(pevK6^t9a, 
 1 pi. f. 1. Utpev^ofiai, y, trai, of 
 lK(ptvyit). 
 'EK<pqni, to speak out, declare : 
 
 fr. tJC, <pqfii. 
 'EKcpOtipofxai, to go forth to ruin 
 or in misery, be utterly undone; 
 a. 2. I^e(p9dpr]v : fr. Ik, ((>9tipuj. 
 'Ek(I>9l"voj, f. l"ffoj, to consume 
 
 intirely, use up : fr. tic, 00iw. 
 'Eic^Xtyw, f. Kin, to set on fire, 
 
 burn up : fr. tic, ^Xtyw. 
 'EK(f)\v<T<Tu), f. Kio, to press out, 
 
 give vent to : fr. tic, cpXiiaffu}. 
 
 'Eic0o/3Ho^at,or;/xai,to fear greatly: 
 
 'EK(poi3i(jj, to frighten out from, 
 
 terrify ; f. rjtroj, perf. tK7r60o/3r/ica, 
 
 a. 1. t^f0o/3j;o-a : fr. tic, <po$iuj, 
 
 fr. 06/3og, fear. Th. 0f/3o/iat, 
 
 to flee, fear ; p. m, 7rt0oj3a. 
 
 *Eic0oj3oc, o, y, terrified : fr. the 
 
 same th. 
 'EK<poivi(T(Tio, f. t^w, to colour, 
 stain with blood : tic, 0otvt<T<Tfa>. 
 'EKipoirdui, fa>, f. rjiroj, to go about 
 from one place to another ; be- 
 come insane : fr. tic, ^otraoi. 
 'Eic^opa, ag, r), a carrying out 
 or away, exportation, burying, 
 rushing forth, impetuous sally : 
 
 (194) 
 
 EKX 
 
 'Eic0opltu, to carry out, export; 
 f. j/(Tw. Th. <p'ipu). 
 'Eic^opiov, ov, TO, produce of the 
 
 ground : & 
 'Eic0opoe, 6, ?/, carried away, ex- 
 ported, brought out, divulged : 
 fr. tjc^fpuj. 
 'EK(ppd^(t), to utter, announce,tell, 
 relate, discourse ; part. pres. tic- 
 (l>pdZioi', ovTog, part. pres. pass. 
 tK(ppal^6fievog, rj, ov : fr. Ik tV 
 0p«^u>, to say ; f. ffu), perf. ttj- 
 <ppaKa, a. 2. i^pacor, perf. iii. 
 TTEippaSa. 
 'EK<l>pa(Ttg, tu)g, //, a description, 
 recital ; ace. tic^paffiv, gen. \>\. 
 tK(pna(Tsu)v : fr. tK^pd^u). 
 'EK<ppa(TTE0v, verb. adj. fr. the 
 same th. 
 'Eic^poi'ri^w, to contrive; not to 
 
 care about. Th. ^poiTi'c. 
 'Eic0pa>v, oi'og, b, //,mad, frantic, 
 struck with consternation : fr. 
 Ik, <ppi]v. 
 'EKtpx^yydvu), z= iK^ivyui. 
 'EK<pvye, for t^t^yyt, a. 2. ind, 
 act. of tK<pevyio, to escape : fr. 
 tic & fptvyo), to flee, f. 0ti5^o/tot, 
 a. 2. t<pvyov. Hence tKipvyiomv, 
 3 pi. a. 2. subj., perf. m. 7rt(ptvya. 
 'EK(pv\d(T(Tii), f. ^io, to guard com- 
 pletely : fr. tic, (pv\d(T(Tu). 
 'EKfpvpofiai, to be polluted : fr. 
 'Eic^i'pw, f. vpai, to pollute, con- 
 taminate : fr. tK, <pifpui. 
 'E.K(pv(T^v, to breathe out, pres. 
 inf. act. contr. for tic^wtraeti', fr. 
 'Eic0V(Taw, i5, f. ijffio, to blow or 
 breathe out hard, disperse with 
 the breath ; blow, as with bel- 
 lows : fr. tK, (pvrrdio, to blow. 
 'EK(pv(Tiauj, fa), the same. 
 'Ek<Pvu>, to beget, produce, give 
 birth to, be born, spring from, 
 germinate ; f. v'ffio, perf. a- 
 Tri^VKa, a. 2. tKt<pvv, vg, v '. 
 fr. tic, ^vio, to be born. 
 'EK^ojviu), f. ii(To}, to cry or call 
 out, exclaim, pronounce, call 1)}' 
 name : fr. tic, ^wvloi. Th. ^wrij. 
 'E.K(piovij(Tig, tiog, ?'/, exclamation, 
 calling out, pronunciation : fr. 
 perf. pass, of the above verb. 
 'Ekxcivvou), w, f. tjjfTio, to putr up, 
 
 inflate : fr. iic, x«»^»'o<''' 
 'Eicxsw, to pour out, spill, exhaust, 
 consume, waste, destroy ; f. Jk- 
 Xivffoj, f. 2. ticxfw, a. 1. act. m- 
 kx^vaa, IK^x^va, & t^tx*^' "'-' 
 f, a. 1. imper. act. ticxfoi', <t'(i^, 
 2 pi. iKx^cTf, pour out, a. 1. int. 
 act. ticx«cf', impcrf. pass. t^fX*- 
 
 OflTJV OVflTJV, koV ov, ktTO tlTO'. 
 
 fr. tK, x^^y ^^ pour. 
 'Eicxopet'o/trtt,f. tvfTofiai, to drive 
 out from the chorus or assembly: 
 
 fr. tK, x^P^Q' 
 'Ekxp^v, to suffice, be enough, 
 
 pres. inf. fr. tic, XP^^i *® ^*^"^'' 
 'Eicxpaw, f. rjcru), to announce as 
 
 EAA 
 
 an oracle; 3 sing. impf. l^txptj: 
 fr. tic, xpaw. 
 
 'Eicxpz/fffi, it will be useful; as if 
 iv X|0 '?<'■« I tffTcu. 
 
 'l'.KXv9tig, tvTog, poured out, a. 
 1 . part. pass. & 
 
 'EKX^9r](Tonai, f. 1. ind. pass. & 
 
 'Ekx^vto, they were poured out, 
 for tKiKtxvvTo, 3 pi. plupert". 
 pass. fr. 
 
 'Eicx^WjOr 'EKxvvu),io pour out; 
 f. tKXva^j perf. tidctx^"^"? ^« 1- 
 t^tX^"""? pres. pass. iKxvvofiai, 
 to rush out violently, perf. pass. 
 iKKtxvfiai, part, t/cicexvftfvoc, 
 dissipated, lost ; a. 1. pass. tKt- 
 Xv9i)v, ijg, 1], f. 1. pass. iKxv9rj- 
 aofiai, y, trai : fr. Ik & x'^'^'j or 
 Xvvoi, the same as x«<^j to pour. 
 
 'EKX'^vvviii, f. x^^^i *o throw- 
 up a mound, build, fill up : fr. 
 
 IK, XWVl^f^t. 
 
 'EKXOfpi^<**f to go out, depart, re- 
 tire, give place ; ticxtup£tra>ffa»', 
 3 pi. pres. imper. act. let them 
 depart; f.j'/ffw, perf. tKKSXiopijKa, 
 a. I. i^ex^pwa : fr. U, x^P^***? 
 to go. 
 
 'Eki/zv'xw, to breathe out, respire, 
 expire, faint, cool ; f. ^w, perf. 
 t^ti^i'xa, a. 1. i^txpvKa : fr. tic, 
 
 'EKi2'N, ov(Ta,»bv, willing, volun- 
 tary : fr. tictu, 7)icu;, to come. 
 
 'E.Kiov, Dor. for tJicaiv, celebra- 
 ting, complying with. Find. 'O. 
 xiii. 121. 
 
 'EXaa, ag, i). Ion. tXarj, an olive, 
 olive-tree. Th. tXaia. 
 
 'EXaai', to urge, drive, poet, for 
 tXdtiv, iX^v, pres. inf. act. fr. 
 tXdcj ; 3 sing. pres. ind. tXdii, 
 tX^, poet. tXda, he enters the 
 course : fr. tXaui, for iXavvui, to 
 drive, f. i.Xd<J(ti. 
 
 'VXdaffKox', tg, t, imperf. Ion. for 
 ifXaov, or riXavvov, eg, c ; fr. 
 tXdiit or iXavvuj, a. 1. ijXaffa. 
 
 "EXajiov, eg, e, a. 2. of Xafi(3duio, 
 to take, f. Xi]\liofiat. 
 
 'EXa9tig, transfixed, a. I. part, 
 pass. fr. rfXd9rjv, of tXavvio, to 
 drive; f. tXoVai, perf. pass. yXa- 
 \iai. 
 
 EXa9ov, tg, «, I lay hid, a. 2. act. 
 iXa96fii]u, a. 2. ind. m. of Xav- 
 Odvix), f. Xtjffu), perf. m. XeXr}9a. 
 
 'EAAl'A, ag, y, an olive-tree, 
 olive ; hence dypttXatof, ov, i), 
 a wild olive-tree. Hence 
 
 'E\ai?;p6c, d, bv, oily, & 
 EXdivog, & 'EXati/tog, poet, o, i), 
 belonging to the olive, made of 
 the olive-tree. 
 
 *E\aio\6yoc, b, 7/,an olive-gather- 
 er : fr. tXaiov, Xtyw. 
 EXaiov, ov, Tb, oil of olive. Th. 
 t/Vata. 
 
 'EXato^opoc, o, r), olive-bearing. 
 Th. <pspu). 
 
 EAA 
 
 'EXaioipvtjg, tog, 6, r), producing 
 
 olives. Th. <l>v(o. 
 'EXai6(pvTog, 6, i), planted with 
 
 olives : fr. the same. 
 'EXai^, toog, y, an olive-plant. 
 'EXat'oi, Dor. for IXaiov, gen. smg. 
 
 fr. eXaiov. 
 'EXaiojv, wvoc, o, an olive planta- 
 tion ; 'EXauii', the same. Th. 
 
 tXaia, an olive-tree. 
 'EXaicov, tg, t, a. 2. of XyKsu), to 
 
 utter a sound ; perf. m. XtXaica. 
 'EXafUTTjg, ov, b, the name of a 
 
 people, Heb. lying hid. 
 "EXa/iv/za, aj;, «, I shone, a. 1. md. 
 
 act. of XdfXTru), to shine. 
 'EX^v, Ion. for iXdveiv. 
 'EXdffai, to have compelled, a. 1. 
 
 inf. act. of tXavvoj, f. tXdffoj. 
 'EXaaav, Ion. for yXaaav, 3 pi. 
 
 a. 1. md. act. fr. iXavvut, a. 1. 
 
 part. iXdffag, poet. iXdtrcrag. 
 'EXdaaffKt, poet. & Ion. for 
 
 yXafft, 3 sing. a. 1. act. of tXav- 
 
 vto, to drive. 
 
 EXdaiia, ag, £, a. 1. opt. iEol. 
 
 for iXdaai^i, aig, of iXavvio. 
 'EXa(Ti(3povTog, b, r), driving the 
 
 thunder, thundering, Aristoph. 
 
 'I7r7r.623. i.e. iXauvoJV (ipovryv. 
 'EXdffLTTTrog, ov, b, a driver of 
 
 horses : fr. iXavvu), 'imrog. 
 'EXaaig, tujg, »), & 'FAaffia, ag, r), 
 
 the act of driving, riding, a mili- 
 tary expedition, march, pursuit: 
 
 fr. tXavi'oj. 
 'EXacKe, Ion. & poet, for yXa, or 
 
 ijXavvt, 3 sing, imperf. of iXdio 
 
 or eXavvtt) ; f. IXdcoi. 
 'EXafff-ia, aTog, Tb, a piece of me- 
 tal beaten out, a plate: iXavPM. 
 'EXaaadfitvog, poet. a. 1. part. m. 
 
 /jXatTcra, ag, f, a. 1. ind. act. poet. 
 
 fr. the same verb. 
 "EXafffft, 3 sing. a. 1. poet, as 
 
 also tXd(T(Ty, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. of 
 
 the same verb. 
 'EXd(Tffio, accus. sing, contr. for 
 
 iXd(T(Tova, oa, to, fr. 
 'EXd(T(Tu)i^, Att. IXaTTiov (& 'EXa- 
 
 X«fa>i'), ovog, b, i), less, smaller, 
 
 inferior; tXdrroi'tf, fewer; com- 
 
 par. fr. the positive tXaxvg, lit- 
 tle ; superl. iXaxf-^^Tog. 
 'EXacrrptai, tD, to drive, impel, 
 
 persecute : fr. 'EXaoTijg, ov, b, 
 
 an inciter. Th. tXavpiu, f. dtrio. 
 'EXdaoj, I will drive, f. 1. of 
 
 IXavvm. 
 'EXdreia, ag, y, Elatea, a proper 
 
 name. 
 'EAA'TH, »jc, »/, a fir-tree; the 
 
 broad end of an oar ; a bark ; 
 
 iXdryg & tXaTym, for iXdraig, 
 
 dat. pi. Ion. 
 
 EXnri/p, ypog, b, a charioteer, 
 
 horseman, pursuer. Th. iXavvu), 
 
 to drive, f. iXdam, perf. pass. 
 
 yXa^iai, cat, tui. 
 'EXaTipy, yg, y, an herb. 
 (195) 
 
 EAA 
 
 'EXaTivog, y, ov, poet. tiXaTivog, 
 made of fir: fr. iXuTy, a fir-tree. 
 
 'EXaTOfiyaa, ag, t, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of XaToixtio, to hew, f. ytrio : ir. 
 XuTofiog, ov, b, a stone-cutter i 
 fr. Xdg, Xabg, b, a stone, & t6- 
 fiog, a fragment ; fr. perf. m. 
 TtTOfxa, of Ttfivu), to cut. 
 
 'EXarror, adv. for tXarrovoic, 
 less, little : & 
 
 'EXarrova'icit;, adv. less, more 
 rarely : & 
 
 'EXarroj'tw, to diminish, have 
 less, be inferior ; f. j;<T(i/, a. 1. 
 yXaTTovyaa : fr. th. tXaxi'fj 
 small, iXdffffiov, less. 
 
 'EXarrooi, or aaooj, to diminish, 
 make less, worse, or inferior, 
 woi*st, defeat; f. (uo-oi, a. 1. yXdr- 
 Tioaa, perf. yXaTTiOKU, pres. inf. 
 pass. iXaTTova9ai, to be inferior, 
 decrease. Th. iXaxvg, small ; 
 i.Xd(f(Tu)v or TTojv, less. 
 
 'EXaTTio^a or -ffff^fia, aTog, Tb, 
 a defect, fault, mferiority, de- 
 feat : fr. the above. 
 
 'EXaTTojv, see iXdaaiov. 
 
 'EXaTTutaig, evjg, y, a lessening, 
 diminution, defect, loss : & 
 
 'EXarr(unic6^, y, bv, disposed to 
 take the less share, or to con- 
 cede his own right, Aristot. Eth. 
 v. 9 : fr. tXarroai. 
 
 'EXavvkfitv, pres. inf. Ion. for 
 iXavveiv ; iXavvtiv (jkottov, to 
 reach an aim or object ; tXavvt, 
 pres. imper. of tXavvu), to drive; 
 f. tXd(Tuj. 
 
 'EAAY'NQ, Dor. tXavu), to drive, 
 urge, put to flight, banish, impel, 
 row, lead, carry forward, strike, 
 wound, harass, beat out ; f. dato, 
 Att. tXui, perf. 7"/Xaica, Att. tXi^- 
 XaKa; part. perf. act. tXi^Xaicw^, 
 oTog, impf. pass. iXavvofiyv, ov, 
 tTO, pf. pass. yXafiai, aai. Tat. 
 
 'EXd<ptiog, 6,?;, belonging to a stag, 
 stag-like, timid : fr. iXa<pog. 
 
 'EXa<pr)i3oXia, ag, »/, stag-hunting, 
 the chase : fr. 
 
 'EXa<pyj36Xog, b, y, a stag-shooter, 
 deer-hunter, sc. Diana : fr. tXa- 
 (pog, /3dXXw. 
 
 'EXa0oicr6voe, b, y, slaying stags 
 or deer : fr. tXa<pog, KTtivu). 
 
 *EAA<I>02, ov, b, y, a stag, deer, 
 hind. 
 
 'EXa0pi'a, ag, y, levity, incon- 
 stancy : & 
 
 'EXa0pi^fa>, to render light, buoy 
 up, be light : fr. iXa<pp6g. 
 
 'EXatppOTTOvg, Tro^og, b, y, swift- 
 footed, fleet : fr. iXa(ppbg, Trovg. 
 
 'EAA*PO'S, 6, 7/, light, swift, 
 like a stag, nimble, active, 
 thoughtless, giddy (some con- 
 sider it as iXcL^ypbg, fr. tXa^og); 
 hence 
 
 ' EXacppoTtpog, y, ov, lighter ; 
 comp. 
 
 02 
 
 I- 
 
EAE 
 
 EAE 
 
 EAE 
 
 EAE 
 
 EAH 
 
 EAl 
 
 'E\a(ppu>Sj adv. lightly, swiftly : 
 fr. i\a<ppbgj light. 
 
 *E\ax«v, he has obtained by lot, 
 3 sing. a. 2. of Xayxavio, to ob- 
 tain by lot; f. Xry^o/xat, perf. Att. 
 t"i\iix^y perf. m. XeXoyx"- 
 
 'EXdxTjvs, a. 1. ind. act. of Xaxai- 
 vu), to dig. 
 
 'EXaxifTTay adv. least ; ovk tXa- 
 X^^^^'o-i in particular, principally: 
 fr. 
 
 ' EXdxtfyroQ, T], oVf least, fewest, 
 shortest ; superl. ; compar.tXao-- 
 (Ttjjv, less : fr. fiiKpbgj or th. eXa- 
 Xvg, little. 
 
 'EXaxt'^'''brtpogf less than the 
 least, Ephes. iii. 8 : fr. tXax*" 
 
 (TTOg. 
 
 'EXaxoVf ce> «> a. 2. See tXaxfv. 
 
 'EXaxvTTTipvK, yog, 6, r), having 
 
 small wings : fr. tXa^t'C, Trre- 
 
 'EAAXY'S, titty i), small, little, 
 
 insignificant, as fiiKpog^ conip. 
 
 iXd(rau)v, less, superl. tXaxf-frTog, 
 
 least. 
 'EXatu, to drive away, keep off, 
 
 strike, thrust ; poet, for iXavvo). 
 'KAAOM AI, yy trai, & by prosth. 
 
 poet. ikXdofiai, to desire, have a 
 
 longing for. Hence 
 *EX^u*p, & 'EiXCiop, opog, to, de- 
 
 S1I*6 
 
 "EXt,'& tX', he killed, seized, 3 
 sing. a. 2. Ion. by taking away 
 augment, for cIXov, eg, s, of a'l- 
 ptw, to take, f. j^trw, perf. yprjKa, 
 a. 2. inf. IXeiv- 
 
 'EXta^ap, 6, a man's name ; un- 
 decl. Hebr. help of God. 
 
 'EXtaipit), f. apoi, to ])ity, the same 
 as iXtko), poet. Th. iXtog, mercy. 
 
 'EXeuKtlfi, 6, a man's name ; un- 
 decl. Heb. God will restore. 
 
 'EAEaS, 6, the name of a bird. 
 
 'EXcyaov, ov, to, elegiac verse, 
 a couplet, inscription : fr. tXtyog. 
 
 'EXsyKTiKbg, ri,bv, argumentative, 
 censorious ; 'EXeyKTLKuig, adv. 
 with the intention of convicting: 
 
 'EXtyKTog, i), 6v,reprehensible: & 
 
 'EXeyfibg, ov, o, conviction, re- 
 futation, reproof : fr. iXtyx**'* 
 
 'EXey^droxrav, 3 pi. a. 1. imper. 
 act. & 
 
 ' EXky Kyg^ you may reproach, 2 
 sing. a. 1. subj. act. tXtyKov, cltoj, 
 refute, a. 1. imper. act. fr. iXsy- 
 Xw, to argue, refute, blame. 
 
 'EXcy^iC, iotg, y'h reproof, confu- 
 tation, conviction, trial : fr. the 
 same th. 
 
 'EXeyoTToibg, ov, 6, rj, a writer of 
 elegies : fr. iXtyog, ttouio. 
 
 'E A Eros, OK, 6, lamentation, 
 grief, an elegy : fr. IXtew, ov 'i e, 
 the voice of mourners, & Xeyuj. 
 
 'EXsyxtiT), r]g, i), a reproach : & 
 
 'EXiyxrig, iog, 6, »/, reproachful ; 
 disgraceful : fr. tXgyxw. 
 
 'EXcyx^y, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. pass, 
 fr. tXlyxw. 
 
 'EXeyxKTroe, irreg. superl. most 
 worthy of reproof : fr. tXeyx^g- 
 'EXcyxog, Eog, Tb, a reproach, dis- 
 grace ; pi. i\eyxta : & 
 "EXtyxoc, ov, b, an argument, 
 proof, eon\nction, refutation : fr. 
 'EAE'rXQ, f.^(i»,to argue, demon- 
 strate by arguments or exam- 
 ples, examine, question, con- 
 vince, refute, reproach, blame, 
 dishonour, despise ; excel, sur- 
 pass ; a. I. ijXey^a, a. 1. imper. 
 tXtyKov, UTU}, perf. ^Xcyxa ; 
 tXiyxojuat, to be refuted, re 
 buked, perf. pass. ijXfy^ai, y^ai, 
 y/crai, a. 1. pass. i^XkyxGw^f ^- 1 
 subj. pass. tXsyxOio, yg, y. 
 'EAEAQ'NH, rjg, //, a species of 
 
 polypus. 
 'EXgftv, to take, dialys. Ion. for 
 iXtiv, a. 2. inf. act. of alpkio, to 
 take ; f. rfrru), perf. yprjKa, a. 2. 
 tlXov, eg, «. 
 'EXettvbg, /), bv, miserable, piti- 
 able : fr. tXsog, pity. 
 'EXekw, u), to pity, commiserate, 
 bewail ; with an ace. f. T/fftu, 
 a. 1. i)Xkr]aa, a. 1. imper. iXir]- 
 oov, CLTU), a. 1. subj. tXti)au>, yg, 
 y, a. 1. inf. tXef/cai, perf. act. 
 YiXf.T}Ka, pres. pass. kXteofJiai, to 
 obtain mercy or pity, perf. i^Xtrj- 
 fiai, i^art. riXtr]^kvog,R. I. i^Xtq- 
 6i}v, a. I. subj. tXer]9io, yg, y, 
 part. tXtrjOtig, kvTog, f. 1. iXtJi- 
 Gi](Tofiai. Th. tXeog. 
 'EXtrjOeiffiv, they may have ob- 
 tained mercy, 3 pi. a. 1. subj. 
 pass, of the above. 
 'EXtrjfioavvr], rjg, ?/, pity, compas- 
 sion, mercy, a gift bestowed on 
 the poor ; Engl, contract, alms, 
 and thence an almoner ; as Lat. 
 eleemosynarlus : fr. 
 'EXtr]fHx)v, ovog,b, r), compassion- 
 ate, merciful : fr. iXuto. 
 'E\kr}ff€, he pitied, 3 sing. Ion. 
 
 a. 1. iXttiffai, a. 1. inf. of iXtku). 
 'EXst](Tov, CLTU), a. 1. imper. act. of 
 
 the same verb. 
 'EXtrfTiKbg, ki), Kbv, compassion 
 
 ate, merciful : fr. tXi'na. 
 'EXer]Tvg, vog, r), pity, commise 
 ration; poet. Th.tXfoe,the same 
 'EXeiOvia, ag, >), the same as Et 
 
 XtiOvia, Lucina. 
 'EXeiv, to kill, a. 2. inf. act. of 
 aipku), to kill, take ; f. rjau), perf. 
 ypTjKa, a. 2. fiXov. 
 'EXsivbg, ^, bv, Att. for tXeeivog. 
 'EXeibg, ov, b, a dormouse, squir- 
 rel. 
 "EXf log, 6, T/, swampy, marshy : 
 
 fr. eXog, a marsh. 
 'EXti\pa(TK07^, I left. Ion. for tXct- 
 ypUf a. 1. ind. act. of Xiittu), to 
 leave ; f. i//w, perf. XeXeupa, a. 2. 
 
 tXlTTOV. 
 
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 "EXficro, he has lain down, poet. 
 
 for iXiXiKTO, 3 sing, pluperf. of 
 
 Xeyoficu, to lie down ; f. Kofxat, 
 
 perf. XsXeyfiai. 
 'EAEAET~, a warlike shout, loud 
 
 cry ; perhaps fr. iXtXtv It), He)). 
 
 hallelujah, i. e. praise the Lord. 
 'EXfXr]9ii, for iXtXr)Qu, Ion. he 
 
 had forgotten, 3 sing, plupf. in, '.\ 
 
 pi. iXiXi)Qt(jav, Att. the penult 
 
 being shortened, of XavQavto, to 
 
 lie hid ; f. Xtj(tu>, a. 2. tXaOor, 
 
 perf. m. XiXT)9a. 
 'EXfXi'^w, f. iKit), to shake, bran- 
 dish, cause to tremble, whirl, 
 
 coil. Th. eiXctu, to turn : also 
 'EXfXt'^w, f. ^0), to cry or shout 
 
 out : fr. fcXfXfi;. 
 'EXiXiKTo, he was wrapped up, for 
 
 iXT]XiKTo, 3 sing, pluperf. pass. 
 
 fr. tXiffffu), to roll, f. ^u>, perf. 
 
 riXixa, perf. pass. i'fXtyfiai, & by 
 
 Att. redupl. tXr/Xty/xat ; whence 
 
 pluperf. iXTjXiyfXTjv, Ko, kto. Th. 
 
 tiXsu), to turn. 
 'EXeXi^aig, JEo]. for IXiXiKag, a. 1. 
 
 part. fr. IXtXi^oj, to beat, shalve. 
 Th. tiXku), to turn. 
 'EXtXiTToJ, f. Ku), perf. x«, to drive 
 or whirl about : fr. fXiaaw, to 
 
 roll. Th. ftXew, to turn. 
 'EXsXixOiv, Boeot. for iXiXixOr]- 
 <Tav, 3 pi. a. 1. pass, of iXtXt'C^o. 
 'EXtXt'x^wr, ovog, 6, t}, earth- 
 shaking : fr. tXtXt'sw, x^w*'* 
 'EXtXoyxf t, 3 sing, pluperf. ni. of 
 Xayxarw, to receive by lot, a. 2. 
 iXaxov, perf. m. XtXoyxa- 
 
 'EX«Xot7r£<Tav, they had omitted, 
 Att. for iXiXoiiztiaav, 3 pi. ]>!ii- 
 perf. m. of Xi'nrijj, to leave, i.i\n<u 
 perf. XkXiitpa, a. 2. IXl-kov, perl. 
 m. XkXonra. 
 "EX«v for tlXiv, he invaded, .'i s. 
 a. 2. ind. act. Ion. (taking aw;i\ 
 the augment) of aio£a>, to take ; 
 f. i/<7w, perf. yprjKa, a. 2. liXor. 
 
 EXkvag, ov, i), a destroyer of 
 ships : fr. eXiiv, vavg. 
 
 'EAE'NH, T]g, t), Dor. 'EXiva, 
 Helena, Helen ; also a vessel. 
 
 'EXsvTi or 'EXavi;, tig, t), a lijiht, 
 torch. 
 
 'EXiviov, ov, Tb, a festival in ho- 
 nour of Helena. There is also 
 'EXsvtov, a certain hei-b pro- 
 duced from the tears of Helena. 
 
 'EXeKttTo, he slept, a. 1. m. of Xt- 
 yofxai, f. Xi^ofiai. 
 
 'EXeoOptTTTog, 6, rj, bom or nou- 
 rished in marshes : fr. 'iXog, rpt- 
 
 (pU). 
 
 'EXeoXffiv, to tables, dat. pi. Ion. 
 
 fr. IXtog. 
 'EXfbv, wretchedly, by sync, for 
 
 iXenvbv, fr. tXteivbg, wretched, 
 
 fr. kXfiu), to pity. Th. 
 'EXeog, ov, b, or eog, ovg, '<>> 
 
 pity, commiseration, compassion, 
 
 mercy, kindness. Hence tXctti'og, 
 
 pitiable ; tXt'su), to pity ; eXtij- 
 fiuiv, merciful ; kXirffioffvvtj, 
 mercy, almsgiving. 
 
 'EAEO'S, ov, b, or 'EXtbv, ov, Tb, 
 a kitchen-table, dre.sser. 
 
 'EXsTTKra, ag, e, a. 1. of XeTri^io, 
 to peel. 
 
 'EXfcTrroXte, tog, >/, a destroyer of 
 cities : fr. tXelv, TroXig. 
 
 'EXtTOai, to take, a. 2. inf. m. of 
 aiokuj, to take ; f. riffcj, perf. 
 iJpifKa, a. 2. m. eiXofirfp. 
 
 "EXtffOe, take, 2 i>l. iXtfrOu), 3 s. 
 a. 2. imper. m. of the same. 
 
 '£Xfr»/, ijg, ?/, that may be taken: 
 fr. eXsTbg, t), bv, fr. aipeuj. 
 
 'EXiTtjv, they killed, a. 2. act. 
 dual ; liXeTo for tiXero, he took 
 away, 3 sing. a. 2. m. of aipsio. 
 
 'EX«w, choose. Dor. for tXov,k(T9u), 
 a. 2. imper. m. of alpkojiai. 
 
 'EXevGipia, ag, ?/, liberty, free- 
 dom : & 
 
 'EXtvGepiaXog or 'EXivOspiog, de- 
 liverer ; an cpith. of Jove : & 
 
 'EXtvGepiog, b, tj, liberal, free : & 
 
 'EXivGtpioTtjg, tjTog, t), freeness, 
 liberality, generosity : fr. 
 
 'EAEV'BEPOS, ov, 6, a free man; 
 o])p. to CovXog : 'EXevGepa, ag, 
 i), a free woman. Adj. 'EXtv- 
 Otpog, a, ov, free, free from, 
 liberal, generous, noble : fr. k- 
 Xtv9uj,h'ee to come and go where 
 he chooses. 
 
 'FAti»0£po(Tro/iEai, f'. rj(Tu), to speak 
 with freedom : fr. 
 
 'EXsvOepoffTOfiog, b, //, using a free 
 mouth, uncurbed in speech : fr. 
 iXevGepog, (TTOfia. 
 
 'EXtv9ep6(i),o}, to free, make free, 
 deliver, release ; f. wcw, perf. 
 TiXev9tp(OKa, a. 1. i^Xev9kpu}<ra, 
 a. 1. subj. tXtvGepu)(Tio, yg, y, 
 l)erf. pass. ijXevGkpujfiai, a. 1. 
 ]»as.s. i)XEvGsp(Ji)9t]v, a. 1. part, 
 pass. tXtv9epu)9elg, evTog, f. 1. 
 \^tiiis.eXEv9epit)9Tj(TOfiai. Th.tXcu 
 ^fpog. 
 
 EXtv9sputg & piiog, adv. freely, 
 liherably, nobly : fr. the same. 
 
 EXtv9kpu}(ng, tiog, t), a freeing, 
 liberation, deliverance : & 
 
 EXtvGtpuiTijg, OV, b, a deliverer : 
 fr. perf. pass, of kXevGepoio. 
 
 EXtv9rjpog, & 'EXev9i)p, ijpog, t), 
 the name of a city in Boeotia. 
 
 EXivGo), to come, obs. for cpxo- 
 Hat, f. iXev(TOfiai : but 
 
 EXiv9u}, the same as ElXei9vLa, 
 hueina, who is invoked that the 
 hirtli may come : fr. tXiv9b). 
 EXevmg, eu)g, r/, a coming, ar- 
 rival: fr.obsol. iXevGu), for which 
 IS used tpxo^ai, f. iXtvtrofiai. 
 
 E-Xivaofxai, y, trai, I will come, 
 •i pi. tXtvcrovTai, f. 1. m. ; tXev- 
 (^optvog, f. 1. part. m. of tpxo- 
 ^lal, to come, a. 2. m. r]Xv9ov, 
 hy sync. tjX9ov, tg, t. 
 
 'EAE*AI'PQ & 'EXf 0atpo/Ltai, to 
 deceive, hurt, injure. 
 
 'EXt^avrapxf/C) ov, 6, the leader 
 of those who fight from ele- 
 phants ; -dpxai, presiding over 
 sixteen elephants. Th. apx^. 
 
 'EXi(pdvTeiog, b, t), 'EXe(})avTiKbg, 
 y), bv, & 'EXtipdvTivog, t], ov, 
 belonging to an elephant, of 
 ivory : fr. iXe<pag. 
 
 'EX£(pavTid(ng, ewg, ?'/, leprosy. 
 
 ' EXtipavToSiTog, b, t), bound or 
 ornamented with ivory : fr. tXk- 
 <pag, ^€w. 
 
 'EXttpavTo^axoi Kvvrjyol, hunt- 
 ers who fight with elephants : 
 fr. tXstpag, fidxofiai. 
 
 'EAE'<I>A2, avTog, 6, an elephant; 
 ivory, the tooth of the elephant ; 
 a kind of cup. 
 
 'EXixGtjv, T]g, ri,a. 1. ind. pass, of 
 Xkyoj, to say ; f. ^w, perf. Xe- 
 X£x«> a. 1. iXt^a. 
 
 'EXtxpe, he peeled, took off the 
 rind, 3 sing. a. 1. act. fr. Xettw, 
 f. \l/(jj. 
 
 "EAH, or EiXi;, rjg, i), the heat 
 of the sun, sun-shine, day-light. 
 But 
 
 "EXy, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. act. as if 
 fr. 'iXu), obs. instead of which is 
 used a'lpkit), to take ; a. 2. tlXoi', 
 & taking away i (which is used 
 for the augment) eXov, subj. tXw, 
 
 "EXT]ai,you might take, a. 2. subj. 
 
 m. Ion. for 'iXy, fr. a'lpeu), to 
 
 take ; f. rjtrut, perf. yptjKa, a. 2. 
 
 elXov, subj. fXwpat, as if fr. obs. 
 
 eX(u, dropping t, used for an 
 
 augment. 
 'EXi]9tT0, he forgot. Ion. for iXd- 
 
 9eTo, 3 sing. a. 2. m. of Xav9d- 
 
 via ; f. Xijao^ai, a. 2. t\a9ov. 
 'EXtjXddaTO, for iXtjXaukviji tj- 
 
 aav, 3 pi. plupf. pass. fr. iXavvu). 
 'EXi}XaKa, I drove away, perf. Att. 
 
 for yXaKa, of tXavvio, f. tXdcru). 
 'EXrjXdiceffav, Att. for T^XdKtiaav, 
 
 3 pi. plupf. of the above. 
 ' EX //Xafcorff, carried forward, pf. 
 
 part. act. Att. for i^XaKOTtg, of 
 
 the same. 
 'EX)'/Xa^at, & iXrjXdp.i]v, perf. & 
 
 plupf. pass. & 
 'EXt]Xafievog, driven off, for t)Xa- 
 
 fisvog, perf. part. pass. Att. fr. 
 
 tXavvio, to drive away. 
 'EXijXaTai, Att. for ijXaTai, perf. 
 
 3 sing, of the same, & kXr}XaTo, 
 
 Att. fur ifXaTO, plupf. 
 'EXjjXtyjcrai.he was refuted, perf. 
 
 pass. Att. for yXtyKTai, of IXky- 
 
 XU}, to refute. 
 'EXr}Xeyfiai, I was convinced, for 
 
 yXtyfiai, perf. ind. pass. Att. fr. 
 
 the same. 
 'EXijXe^aTai, Ion. for tXriXavTai 
 
 or iXijXafikvoi dai, 3 pi. pei-f. 
 
 pass, of tXavvu). 
 
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 'EXr]Xov9o}g, perf. part. m. Att. &, 
 JEo\. for tXrjXv9ojg, of ipxofiai, 
 to come ; f. iXtixrofiat, perf. m. 
 yXv9a. 
 'EXt)XvGa, Att. & ^Eol. tXriXovGa, 
 for T)Xv9a, I came, perf. m. of 
 the same. 
 'EXt]Xv9nv, I had come, 3 pi. tXij- 
 Xv9i(Tav, Att. for tXriXv9e.i(Tav, 
 pluj^f. m. of the same. 
 'EXr]Xv96Tig, pi. perf. part. m. of 
 
 the same. 
 
 'EXi]Xv9vla, having come, perf. 
 
 part. m. f. g. fr. masc. tXT]Xv9iig, 
 
 fr. perf. m. iXriXv9a, of tpxop.ai. 
 
 "EXi/^a, ag, t, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 Xriyio, to cease, f. ?a». 
 
 'EXrj(pGt]g, you were taken, 2 sing. 
 
 a. 1. ind. pass, of Xafifidvio, to 
 
 take ; f. XijxpofJLat., a. 2. tXajiov. 
 
 'EX9e, Att. for iX9(, come, a. 2. 
 
 imperat. & 
 'EX^fTi', a. 2. infin. tXGoi, 3 suig. 
 a. 2. opt. iXOyg, 2 sing. a. 2. 
 subj. of tpxo/iat, to come. 
 'EXGs^ev, Ion. «& iX9sfitvai, Dor. 
 for tX9iiv, a. 2. inf. of the same. 
 'EX9kv, & 'EXe^ v,Dor. for kX9uv, 
 to come, to have come, a. 2. inf. 
 act. fr. a. 2. ijX9ov, of epxofiai. 
 ''EX9yg, tX9y, 2 & 3 suig. a. 2. 
 subj. act. ; so also IXGya for 
 tX9y(Ti, Ion. for (X9y, a. 2. subj. 
 *EX0ot, he might come, 3 sing. a. 
 2. opt. act. tX9oifit]v, oio, a. 2. 
 opt. m. of the same. 
 'EX9bv, a. 2. part. n. g. lX96vr 
 for tX96vTe, nom. dual, tX96vra, 
 ace. sing. m. g. fr. lX9u}v, a. 2. 
 part. act. of the same. 
 'EX96vTt(Taiv, to them coming, 
 dat. pi. of the same part. Ion. 
 & poet, for tX9ov(Tiv. 
 ''EX9o(Tav, Boeot. for iiX9ov, 3 pi. 
 a. 2. ind. act. So tX9oicrav, for 
 tX9ouv, 3 pi. a. 2. opt. act. of 
 ipxofJtai. 
 'EX9ov(t' for e.X9ovffa, a. 2. part 
 f. g. fr. the same. 
 *EX0w, yg, y, a. 2. subj. act. & 
 'EX9u)v, ov(Ta, bv, a. 2. part, o/ 
 
 ipxofiai, to come, a. 2. iiX9ov. 
 'EXiySr]v, adv. in a roll or whirl; 
 
 in a fold or coil : fr. iXitrffoj. 
 ' EXiy tj (TO fia I, I shall be folded, f. 
 2. ind. pass, of tXiffffu) or ttu) ; 
 a. 2. »yXtyov, a. 2. pass. rjXiyrjv. 
 Th. iiXscj, to turn. 
 "EXiyfia, aTog, Tb, anything tan- 
 gled, a fold, coil, curl, skein, 
 knot : fr. tXicr<Tui. 
 'EXiyixaT(»)df]g, tog, b, 17, curling, 
 
 tortuous : fr. 'iXiyfia, tldog. 
 'EXiynbg, ov, b, a rolling, winding, 
 winding away : fr. tXiaaut. 
 EXil^tp, 6, Eliezer, a man's 
 name ; undecL Hebr. God will 
 restore. 
 'EXt9o[36Xtov, ovv, impf. tXi9o(56' 
 Xtjffa, ag, £, a. I. ind. act. of Xt- 
 
EAI 
 
 0o^o\e(o, to cast stones, to stone: 
 fr. \i9oQy a stone, & j3a\Xa>, to 
 cast ; perf. m. (3e(5o\a. 
 "EXiKag, ace. pi. wreaths, curls, 
 rinjrlets ; eXiKtaffLV, dat. pi. fr. 
 
 tXtl, IKOQy 7). 
 
 'EXiKri, Tjg, J/, Helice, the name of 
 a city in Achaia, destroyed by 
 an earthquake ; the great Bear 
 among the constellations ; the 
 Arcadian willow, which is pli- 
 able and bending. 
 •EXneoi3\f0apoc-, o, r/, having 
 rolling or black eyes, epith. of 
 Venus. Th. f5\k<popnv. 
 'EXiicoe, ^, 6v, rolling, curling, 
 black : fr. tXiffffoj, to roll. Th. 
 tiXeit), the same. 
 'EAiicrryp, jjpoc, <>,a bracelet, ear- 
 ring : fr. tXiaffoj. 
 "EXiKTOQ, Tj, bv, involved, crooked, 
 twisted, spiral, curled : fr. cXi'rr- 
 (Tu>, to roll round ; th. etXew. 
 'EXiJcwv, Cjvoq, 6, Helicon, the 
 name of a mountain in Boeotia 
 having winding ascents. Hence 
 'EXiKiovidctQ, a\, the Muses ; dat. 
 
 pi. 'EXiKUivid^ttrai., & 
 'EXtJcwviai 7rap06i'Oi,the Muses : 
 fr. 
 
 EAR 
 
 name : undecl. Hebr. God has 
 sworn. 
 'EXiffffaToc, a prophet's name, 
 Elisha ; llebr. safety from God. 
 'VXiaa't^iv, is. tXiuat^evaif Dor. 
 for iXicrmtv, pres. inf. act. of 
 cXitrfftu, to roll round. 
 'EXi<T(7tT0, 3 sing. & tXt<T(Tov0' for 
 iXiaaovTo, 3 pi. impf. pass, of 
 Xifftroftat, to supplicate. 
 'EXt'ffo-w or -TTojf & EiXi(T<Tio or 
 -Trto, to roll, roll round, fold up, 
 twist, turn round, revolve, sur- 
 round ; f. Kio, perf. t'iXixa, perf. 
 pass. t'iXiy^ai, ^at, Krai. Th. 
 <(Xc(u. 
 'EXirpoxog, 6, r), wheel-revolving, 
 
 revolving on wheels : fr. iXtaatu, 
 
 Tpoxog. 
 'EXi<p9tVy they were left, Boeot. or 
 
 ^ol. sync, for iXticpOnf^civ, 3 pi. 
 
 a. I. pass, of XetTTw, to leave ; f. 
 
 i|/w, a. 2. tXiTTov. 
 'EXixpvffog, or 'EXtioxpvffOQ, ov, 
 
 6, a wild plant bearing a gold 
 
 coloured flower ; the aurelia or 
 helichrysum : eXitrcrw, xpvtrog. 
 'EXjcf, he drew, impf. Ion. for tlX- 
 Kov; cXjcfo, Ion. for 'iXKoy, pres. 
 imper. pass, of cXko* ; f. f X^tu. 
 
 'EXiKwrtog, a, ov, Heliconian, per- "EXKa, dat. sing. fr. {'Xkoc. 
 
 taining to mount Helicon; epith. 
 
 of the Muses and Neptune. 
 'EXiKoj-rrsg, the Greeks were so 
 
 called, dTTo tov tXiffadV rag ku)- 
 
 Trag, from turning the oars. 
 'EXiKvjTriSa, ace. sing, looking 
 
 with the eyes askance : fr. 
 'EXticuiTrtc, i^oc, 17, having black 
 
 or rolling eyes ; fem. fr. 
 'EXirw^/, wTTOC, 6, T/,having round, 
 
 rolling, black eyes : fr. iXiKog, 
 
 ij\p gen. wTTog. 
 
 'EXivvvgj vog, 6, »/, at leisure, 
 Polyb. 
 
 EAINNi;'Q,& 'EXii/u'w, f. vVw, 
 
 to be at rest or leisure; be inact- 
 ive, quiet, still ; cease, leave oft\ 
 
 "EAIN02, 01', 6, a branch, ten- 
 dril, vine : fr. iiXku). 
 
 "EXt?, & E'iXil, ticoc, »;, a wreath, 
 curl, ringlet, bending, twisting, 
 winding, fold, volume, bracelet, 
 ear-ring ; a species of ivy. Adj 
 
 , twisted, involved, rolled round, 
 crooked, curled ; 'iXiKag ^ovg, 
 oxen with crooked horns : fr. 
 iXiiTffio. Th. tlXtw. 
 
 'EXi^ojctpwg, uiTog, 6, ?/, with 
 crooked or twisted horns : fr. 
 iXiffffto, Kepag. 
 
 "EXiovdy 6, a man's name ; un- 
 decl. Hebr. the praise of God. 
 
 'EXiTrai'a, ag, €, a. 1. act. fr. Xi 
 Trairw, to fatten, f. avut. 
 
 "EXiTTov, eg, t, I left ; 3 pi. tXi- 
 Tzov, a. 2. act. of XttTru;, to leave; 
 f. \^u>, perf. XkXiKpa, perf. m. Xe- 
 XoiTta. 
 
 'EXK£ju£v,pr. inf. Ion. for iXkhv. 
 'EXKfffLTTtTrXogj 6, r/, wearing a 
 long trailing garment, long- 
 robed, noble, of high rank ; an 
 epith. in Homer of the Trojan 
 women : fr. tXicw, TreTrXoc, ou, 6. 
 "EXKiTOj he drew, impf. pass. Ion. 
 
 for i'iXKtTO, fr. cXicw. 
 
 'EXKex'iTiov, ojvog, 6, 17, having a 
 
 long trailing tunic or garment : 
 
 fr. tXictu, xtT"wv. 
 
 'EX(c£u>, w, f. r]<T(jj, same as tXicw, 
 
 to draw, drag, pull, tear, violate. 
 
 'EXKTiCbv, adv. by dragging, or 
 
 wrestling. Th. cXicw. 
 'EXKriOfibg, ov, 6, a violent draw- 
 ing or dragging : & 
 "EX/ci//ia, ttTog, to, that which is 
 dragged along, prey : fr. tXicgtu. 
 'EXict^w, f. itrtu, same as th. cXkw, 
 
 to draw. 
 'EX»co7roi6e, o, r/, causing wounds 
 
 or ulcers : fr. 
 "EAKOS, EOQ, TO, a wound, sore, 
 ulcer, dat. sing. 'iXKti, sXkh : fr. 
 'iXKu), to draw ; on account of the 
 drawing up of the skin, or be- 
 cause it attracts vicious hu- 
 mours. 
 'EXkow, w, to wound, produce an 
 ulcer ; f. uxtoj, perf. T/XjcwKa, pf. 
 pass. ijXKio^iai, whence part. r/X- 
 Ku) fikvog. Th. tXicog. 
 'EXKTiKog, tj, bv, attractive : & 
 'EXKTog, r), bv, drawn, ductile. 
 
 Th. 'iXKot, to draw. 
 'EXKvSpiov, Tb, a small wound ; 
 dim. of tXicoe 
 
 'EXiadiitT, Elizabeth, a woman's 'EXKvaig, ecog, rj, a drawing, at 
 '^ ' '' (198) 
 
 EAA 
 
 traction : & 
 
 'EXKVfffxbg, ov, o, the same. 
 'EXKVffrdio), f. dffu), to draw or 
 drag away, tear, revile. 
 'EXKVffTiKog, V, ov, having the 
 power of drawing, attractive : 
 fr. fXjcvw. 
 *EXkvu), to draw, drag, tear, ren<l, 
 weigh down ; f. v(tio, a. 1. ttX- 
 KVffa, a. 1. inf. act. cXfciWat, a. 1. 
 part. tXKVcrag, avTog : fr. 
 "E AKQ, to draw, drag, trail, haul, 
 pull, bend, attract, weigh down, 
 draw out, drag on, swallow down ; 
 mid. to draw, drag, pull to or 
 for one's self or one's own ; impf. 
 iIXkov, f. ^(o, perf. rjXxa. 
 'EXKibdrig, tog, 6, >/, ulcerous, ul- 
 cerated : fr. fXKog, tlcog. 
 "EXKOjfia, arog, rb, an ulcer : & 
 'EXKioixaTiKbg, 7), bv, producinj; 
 
 ulcers or sores : «t 
 "EXKOJffig, ewg, y, ulceration : fr. 
 th. 'iXKog, an ulcer. 
 EXXa(3t, he took, poet, for tXa/3f, 
 a. 2. ind. act. of Xa/i/3ai/w, to 
 take ; f. Xr/i//o/iat, perf. XiXrjfpa, 
 Att. uXi](pa, a. 2. tXa/3ov. 
 EXXafiTTio, f. ^(o, to shine forth 
 or upon, illuminate ; mid. to 
 become illustrious, distinguisli 
 one's self : fr.tv,Xa/i7rw. Hence 
 'EXXdfi^^tffOai, Ion. & poet. f. 1. 
 
 inf. m. 
 "EXXn V, dvog, b. Dor. for "EXXj/)', 
 
 Att. for 'EXXrjviKog. Hence 
 'EXXdrtoc TraTt/p, for 'EXXijvtot:. 
 'EXXavoCiKag, a. Dor. for 'EXX?/- 
 vo^«»c?jCj ov, 6, the same as 'EXX »';- 
 vvjv ^iKaffTj/g, a Grecian jud^c 
 'EXXae, ciSog, 7), Greece, dat. 'KX- 
 XdSt, ace. 'EXXdt^a. Sometimes 
 as an adjective for 'EXX71VIKI]. 
 'EXXdffcu, poet, for iXdcrai, to 
 have driven away, a. 1 . inf. act. 
 of tXavvo), to drive ; f. kXc'tno). 
 'EXXd<nrovTog,oj,DoTAor' EXMiT- 
 
 TTovTog, ov, b, the Hellespont. 
 "EXXaxov, poet, for VXaxov, 1 ob- 
 tained by lot, a. 2. ind. act. cf 
 Xayx"*''^ ; a- 2. subj. Xa'xw, yc, 
 y, perf. m. XeXoyx^- 
 'EAAE'BOP02,or EXXejSopocoiS 
 b, hellebore, a poisonous i)lant 
 which cures madness ; Trapd to 
 VXtXv ^opq., because it suffocates 
 when eaten. 
 
 EXXicavoloiv, dat. pi. Ion. fr. 
 'EXXe^avof, ov, 6, a band, ropo, 
 or cable : fr. tXXw. Th. tl\'Ho. 
 "EXXiifi^a, ttTog, Tb, a defect, de- 
 ficiency, balance, omission, neg- 
 lect : fr. iXXtirru). 
 'EXXtiTviig, sog, 6, »/, the same as 
 
 iXXnrr]g : fr. 
 'EXXuTTuj, f. v|/w, to leave in, re- 
 linquish, pass by, fall short of, 
 neglect, omit, fail : fr. tr, XftVw, 
 to leave ; f. \//w, perf. XfcXei^«) 
 a. 2. tviXiTTov. 
 
 EAA 
 
 'EXXei^fiQ, fojg, »/, a defect, defi- 
 ciency, falling off, omission, 
 failure, want ; ellipsis, a gram, 
 figure : fr. the above. 
 
 'EXXEffxog, b, ii, published, in 
 every body's mouth : Iv, Xiax^h 
 »/Cj Vi a discoursing. 
 
 "EAAHN, r]vog, b, Hellen, a son 
 of Deucalion, from whom the 
 inhabitants of Phthiotis were 
 first called "EXX>;j'fc, because 
 Hellen was king of that part of 
 Thessaly. Before him they were 
 called TooXkoi, which name the 
 Latins retained. 
 
 'EXX;;vi^(u, to imitate the Greeks, 
 use the Greek language ; f. tVw, 
 perf. 7]XXriviKa, perf. pass. >yXX»;- 
 viai-iai. Th. "EXXi/v. 
 
 'EXXtjviKog, 7), bv, Grecian, be 
 longing to the Greeks. Hence 
 
 'EXXj;»'(*:u)c» adv. after the man 
 ner of the Greeks : & 
 
 '¥A\7]viog, 17, ov, the same as 
 'EXXr/rtKog : & 
 
 'E\ki]v\g, icog, //, a Grecian wo- 
 man. Th. "EXX/;i'. 
 
 'EXXijvKTfxbg, ov, b, a Hellenism, 
 Grecisni ; imitation, idiom, or 
 peculiarity of the Greek lan- 
 guage : & 
 
 'EXX7jvi(TTi)g, ov, 6, an imitator of 
 the Greeks ; a Grecizing Jew: & 
 
 " EXX /J ritrri, adv. after the manner 
 of the Greeks ; in the Greek 
 tongue : fr. perf. pass, of IXXtj- 
 viW- Th. "EXXnv. 
 
 'E\Xr}voSiKni, iSv, 01, judges and 
 presidents of the Olympic games ; 
 who were also called dy(i>vo06rai. 
 Th. c'lKt], justice. 
 
 EKXrivoKoir'ni), f. ^*tw, to affect 
 the manners of the Greeks : fr. 
 
 EXX/;v, KOTTTU). 
 
 EXX;ji/ora/itai,aiii/, 01, magistrates 
 chosen by the Athenians to col- 
 l(?ct the taxes levied on the al- 
 lies for carrying on war against 
 the Persians: fr."EXXr;v, rafiiag. 
 EXXi;^a, poet. for tXj/^a, a. l.ind. 
 act. fr. Xrjyvj, to cease, f. ^(o. 
 
 ' E\X7]<T TTovTog, ov, b, the Helles- 
 pont, now the Dardanelles, a 
 narrow strait separating the 
 Thracian Chersonesusfrom Asia, 
 named from Helle: hence 'EX- 
 XqcTTrovTiKog «Sc 'EXXrjaTTovTiog, 
 
 ^ belonging to the Hellespont. 
 fiXXt7r/)g, Bog, 6, 17, & tXXtTrej;, 
 TO, imperfect, deficient, falling 
 short of ; fr. cXXcittw, to be want- 
 
 ^ ing. Th. XtiTTu), to leave. 
 EXXoytw, (J, to bring into the ac- 
 count, charge, reckon, impute, 
 ^vith adat. ; tXX6yft,pres. imper. 
 f. kXXoyijfTu), a. 1. tvtXoyijffa : 
 
 ^ fr. kv, Xoyog. Th. Xiyio. 
 EXXoyifxog, t], ov, same as Xoyi- 
 l^oQ, distinguished, noble. Th. 
 Xiyii). 
 
 EAn 
 
 'EXXoyog, 6, >), rational : fr. Iv, 
 
 Xoyog. 
 
 ' EXXoirag, dumb, ace. pi. fr. tX- 
 
 Xov|/. 
 'EXXoTtevut, & *EXXoTnivu)y f. (tuj, 
 
 to fisli : fr. tXXo-^. 
 'EAAO'2,o{;, o, or'EXXog, a fawn, 
 
 hind, kid ; hence 'E\Xo(p6vog, a 
 
 stag-killer. 
 'EXXof, r), bv, dumb, mute. 
 'EXXoxrtt«i, f. j/trw, to wait or look 
 
 out for privily : fr. Iv, Xoxdio. 
 'EXXoxp, oTTog, 6, dumb ; a fish, 
 
 sturgeon : fr. IXXog. 
 'EXXvx^f^ov, ov, Tb, the wick of a 
 
 lamp : fr. tv, Xvxvog. 
 "EXXo^, f. tXffu), to confine, inclose, 
 
 drive together : fr. eiXkut, to 
 
 contract. 
 'EXXwrta, u)v, to., a festal day : 
 
 see the Schol. on Pind. 'O. xiii. 
 "E A MEN 2, vOog, b, an earth- 
 worm : fr. ttXcTv, because it rolls 
 
 itself in creeping. 
 "EX^ig, (ojg, )/, a dragging, draw- 
 ing, pulling : fr. ^Xjcto. 
 'EXoyiffOrjv, Tjg, rj, a. 1. ind. pass. 
 
 of XoyiCofxai. 
 'EXuevv, I washed. Dor. for 1X6- 
 
 ovv, of XoL-w, to wash ; or fr. the 
 
 poetic verb Xolw, impf. iXotov, 
 
 eXoovv, Dor. tXoevv. 
 'EXoi^opn, 3 sing. impf. act. of 
 
 Xotcopeoj, to calumniate, revile. 
 
 Th. Xoidopog. 
 'EXoiix7jv, 010, oiTo, a. 2. opt. m. 
 
 of a'tpku), to take ; f. t](Toj, perf. 
 
 yprjKa, a. 2. tlXov. 
 "EXoifii, oig, 01, a. 2. opt. act. & 
 'EXoiffa, ag, a, Dor. for iXoixra, 
 
 a. 2. part. f. g. & 
 'EXofiTjv, Ion. for clXo/xj^v, a. 2. 
 
 m. & 
 "EXov, Ion. for clXor, I took, a. 2. 
 
 ind. act. eXovr' for eXovTe, dual 
 
 a. 2. part. iXovTa, ace. sing, of 
 
 the same tense, sXovto, they 
 
 took, 3 pi. a. 2. m. Ion. fr. 'iXio, 
 
 obs. for aipkio, to take. 
 "E A02, tog, Tb, a marsh, fen, bog, 
 
 marshy ground. 
 'EXoT', choose, a. 2. imper. m. fr. 
 
 aipsoj. 
 
 FAov/xtv, we washed, by sync. 
 
 for tXovofitv, fr. tXovov, impf. 
 
 of Xovu), to wash ; f. trw. 
 'E.XovvTtg, nom. pi. f. 2. part, of 
 
 aipkw ; f. 2. tXb), tig, tl. 
 'EXovff, for iXoixra, a. 2. part. f. 
 
 g. tXov, a. 2. imper. m. of the 
 
 same. 
 'EXoxtvOTjv, Tjg, 7], a. 1. ind. pass. 
 
 of Xoxfi'w, to bring forth ; f. 
 
 tv(Tu), a. 1. tXoxtvcra, ag, t, I 
 
 brought forth. Th. Xoxoc. 
 'EXoiom, poet, for iXio<n or tXdov- 
 
 ffi, 3 pi. pres. for fut. fr. tXdio, 
 
 which the poets use for tXavvu). 
 'EXTTtai, you hope, for eXTry, 2 
 
 sing. pres. tXTrtcrQai, pres. inf. 
 (199) 
 
 EAY 
 
 fr. tXTTOjiai, y, crai, poet. foriX- 
 TTt'^w, to hope. Th. iXTTig, hope. 
 
 'EXTTfo, hope. Ion. fortXTroi;, pr. 
 imper. or 2 sing. impf. Ion. ibr 
 yXiTov, of tXTTOfiai, poet, for tX- 
 TTi^w, to hope : fr. the same* 
 
 'EXtt/^o^, to hope, expect, believe, 
 trust, fear, suspect, anticipate 
 good or ill, as Lat. spero ; impf. 
 ^X^rt^ov, f. 1. irrit), Att. ttJ, perf. 
 T/XTTc/ca, part. ?}X7riK:a>f, oTog, a. 
 I. act. iiXivKTa, a. I. part. pass. 
 iX-KKjOt'ig : fr. 
 
 'EAnr2, iCog, 7), hope, expect- 
 ation, desire, trust, confidence, 
 dread, thought ; dat. pi. iXiriai. 
 
 'EXTTKrOelg, a. 1. part. pass. tXTri- 
 ad<Ta, a. 1. part. act. f. g. fr. 
 cXtti^w. Th. iXirig. 
 
 'EXTTifffia, aTog, Tb, hope, assu- 
 I'ance : fr. tXTri^w. 
 
 'EXTTioTsor, to be hoped, verb, 
 adj. : fr. the same. 
 
 'EXTTKTTiKbg, 7), bv, exciting hope, 
 hopeful, confident : fr. the same. 
 
 'EXTTioi, I will hope, for eXTriVw, 
 
 f. 1. Att. of fcXTTt^a*. 
 
 'EXxro/iat, poet, for cXtti'^w, mid. 
 fr. tX-rro). Th. tXirig. 
 
 'EXirojxfvog, hoping, pres. part, 
 of the above. 
 
 'EXttw, to cause to hope; perf. m. 
 toXira, Att. or Ion. for ?/X7ra ; 
 as pres. to hope, expect, fear. 
 
 'EXiriopfi, rig, 7), hope, expecta- 
 tion, confidence. 
 
 'EXcai, to drive, by sync, for tXd- 
 «Tat, a. 1. infin. act. So tXffav 
 for tXacrav, 3 pi. Ion. a. 1. ind. 
 tXffag for tXdfrag, a. 1. part, of 
 tXavvio, to drive ; fut. tXaaoj, 
 
 "EXvfia, Si "EXvfia, arog, Tb, the 
 handle of a plough, a plough- 
 tail, Hes. 0pp. 430; a covering, 
 case. Th. etXEoi, to turn. 
 
 'EXv/^iag, a, b, the name of a sor- 
 cerer. Arab. 
 
 'EXvfitjvaTo, 3 sing. a. 1. m. fr. 
 i\v^7)vdix7]v, u), aTo,ofXvfiaivu), 
 to lay waste, f. 2. m. Xvfiavov- 
 fxai. Th. XvfiT], destruction. 
 
 'EXvfiog, ov, b, a case for a lute, 
 kind of pipe made of box, bow : 
 fr. iXvu), to cover. Also'EXv/toc, 
 a panic fear, Etym. : fr. iXog. 
 
 'EXvTTti, 3 sing. impf. act. tXv- 
 7r?/<Ta, ag, e, a. 1. ind. act. IXv- 
 TrijOrjv, tjg, rj, a. I. ind. pass, of 
 XvTTSio, to grieve ; f. rjcrm, perf. 
 Xt\{!7rrjKa. Th. Xvirrj, grief. 
 
 'EXvffa, ag, t, I loosed, a. 1. ind. 
 act. eXvrTajxrjv, w, aro, a. 1. m. 
 of Xvoj, to loose ; f. <tw, perf 
 XsXvKa. 
 
 'EXwrpov, ov, Tb, a case or cover- 
 ing of anything, shell, husk, 
 sheath, channel or bed of a 
 river, cistern : fr. iXvu. Hence 
 
 'EXurpotu, to >vrap in a covering, 
 envelope. 
 
EMA 
 
 EMB 
 
 EMB 
 
 EME 
 
 EMH 
 
 EMM 
 
 'EXvrpwcw, you have delivered, 
 
 2 sing. a. 1. m. of Xvrpou) : fr. 
 \vTpov, ransom. Th. Xvut. 
 
 'EXvuj, or 'EXuu>, f. vcru), to in- 
 volve, roll or wrap up, cover ; 
 
 kXvffOtiQ, rolled up, prostrate. 
 "EXw, a. 2. subj. act. but t\ui, f. 2. 
 
 of a'tpkoj, to take ; f. »;o-w, perf. 
 
 yprjKa, a. 2. ciXov : fr. tXw, obs. 
 'EXMdrjQj tog, 6, r/^ marshy, 
 
 swampy : fr. 'iXog, elcog. 
 'EXcui, Syriac. Hebr. 'HXi, i. e. 
 
 Qsk fiov, my God. 
 "EXwjuai, a. 2. subj. m. of aJpttu, 
 
 to take ; a. 2. clXov. 
 'EXtui/, a. 2. part. act. of the same, 
 'EXoivrwv, Att. for tXaa6vTU)v, 
 
 fr. tXauvw. 
 "EAQP, (upoc, ro, a capture, prey, 
 
 booty ; i»l. fXa>pa, & 
 'EXwpiov, ovj TO, the same : fr. 
 
 «Xw, to take, obs. for aipiio. 
 "EXiopog, ov, 6, the name of a river 
 
 in Sicily. 
 'Efi for i^lf ace. sing. fr. iyw, I. 
 'Ejua0fr€, 2 pi. a. 2. ind. & 
 *E/Lta0oi', eg, f, I learned, a. 2. of 
 
 fxavOdvo) ; f. fxciBfjcro^ai, perf. 
 
 IxefidOtjKaf a. 2. part. fiaOujv. 
 'EndOoffav, they learned, 3 pi. a. 
 
 2. Bueot. for t^aQov. 
 'Efxaifiaffffe, he desired, 3 sing. a. 
 
 1. act. poet., doubling c, of ftai- 
 
 /iau>. Th. /idu>. 
 'E/iaKrdpio-fv, 3 sing. a. 1. act. of 
 
 fiaKupi^iOy to pronounce blessed ; 
 
 f. icTii), perf. fiifiaKapiica. Th. 
 
 fxcLKap, blessed. 
 'EfiaXdxOiiv, I was softened, a. 1. 
 
 pass, of fxaXdaffu), or -ttu), to 
 
 soften ; f. ^w, perf. nt^idXaxa- 
 'E/iaXo06pa, Dor. for ifxij\o(p6pti, 
 
 3 sing. impf. ind. act. of /xijXo- 
 0op€w, to bear apples : fr. fxij- 
 Xov, <pspti). 
 
 'Efidvtjv, I raged, aor. 2. ind. 
 pass, of fxaivofiai ; f. fxavovfxai. 
 
 'EfidKaro, he wiped off, 3 sing. a. 
 I. m. of /ido-(Ta>, or rrw, to wipe 
 off; f. $(u, a. 1. Ifxa^aj perf. pass. 
 
 'Eixdpdvifhe corrupted, 3 sing. a. 
 1. act. fr. fiapaivto, whence also 
 
 'Efiapdvdrjv, rjg, ri, 3 pi. tftapdi/- 
 Orjtrav, a. 1. pass. fr. fiapaivuj, 
 to corrupt, f. avw, perf. fitjjid- 
 payKa, perf. pass, ^ifidpa^mai. 
 
 'E^apyrjvavrOy 3 pi. a. 1. m. of 
 fxapyaivio, to be mad. Th. fxdp 
 
 'EfJiapvd(T9rjv, 3 dual impf. of 
 ^dpvafiai, to fight. 
 
 'E/idf, ace. pi. f. g. fr. t/xog, j),6i/, 
 mine. Th. tyto, I. 
 
 'E/zaDroD, of myself, dat. tfiavrtp; 
 nom. sing, dual & pi. are want- 
 ing. The plural is expressed by 
 rjIxsTg avrol, ourselves ; Vfitlg 
 avTol, yourselves. So lyoj avrbg, 
 I myself ; av avrbg, you your- 
 
 self ; dir' IfiavTov, of my own 
 accord. 
 
 EfiaxiadfjiTjv, it), aro, a. 1. m. fr. 
 fidxofiai, to fight ; 3 pi. impf. 
 kfidxovTo, f. fiaxv^ofxaL & kao- 
 fiai, perf. pass. fiep.dxvi^^'-> ^• 
 
 1. pass. ifiaxvOifv. 
 'EfijSa, for tfiJ3ij6t, a. 2. imper. 
 
 of kfiiiaivu), a. 2. ivsfijjv : fr. 
 i»/, jiaivio, to go, f. fiqtTOjxai. 
 
 'Efi(3dciog, a, ov, fitted to walk 
 in ; whence 'E/i/3a'^iov, to, a 
 kind of shoe, slipper, or buskin: 
 fr. i^^aivtt). 
 
 'Efijiadbv, adv on foot, by land : 
 fr. l^ifiaivu). 
 
 'Efi(3d0vveg, having a profound 
 mind, wise: fr. tr, I3a0vg,voi>g. 
 
 'E^l^aOvvio, f. vvuf, to plunge 
 deep into : fr. iv, ^aOvvio. 
 
 'Efjij3aivijj, to go into, enter, go 
 oji board or embark, mount, ad- 
 vance, tread on ; f. Ifiiiljcrofiai, 
 perf. t^(ii(iTjKa, a. 2. ivsl5t}p, a. 
 
 2. part, tf-i^dg, dvrog : fr. Iv, 
 (iaivu). 
 
 'KftjSaXtTv, a. 2. inf. act. of t/i- 
 jSdXXu) ; KioTrcucri, poet, to lean 
 on or ply the oars. 
 
 'E/i/3dXXw, to cast or throw in, 
 into, or on, set, put or place in, 
 lay on, drive in, insert, inject ; 
 put into the mind, suggest ; 
 entei', break in, attack ; flow into, 
 applied to a river ; embark ; 
 mid. to put into one's mind, sug- 
 gest to one's self ; f. aXCj, perf. 
 iH^ijiXriKa, a. 2. ivk^aXov, inf. 
 i^jiaXtiv : fr. Iv, j3dXXio. 
 
 'Efi/3dXot, he might cast in, 3 s, 
 a. 2. opt. act. tfxfiaXovaa, a. 2. 
 part. f. g. & 
 
 'Efij3aXov, for tvk(iaXov, a. 2. by 
 sync. fr. f|x/3dXXtu. 
 
 'Efjjiafina, arog, rb, a sauce or 
 seasoning : fr. t/i/3d7rrw. 
 
 'EfllSuTTTli^UJ, f. i(TU), Si. 
 
 'i:^/3d7rrtu, to dip, plunge into ; 
 f. \puj, perf. tfi(3ifia(pa, a. 1. ivi- 
 iSaypa, a. 1. part. act. kfji^d\pag, 
 dvTog : fr. iv, (idiTTuj. 
 
 'E/i/3dg, dvTog, a. 2. part. act. fr. 
 tfjijSaipio, to enter. 
 
 'Eix(3dg, ddog, i), a shoe or buskin: 
 fr. the same. 
 
 'EfilSamXivio, to reign over ; f. 
 evffu), perf. ifi^efiaffiXevKa, a. 1. 
 kvejiaffiXtvcra. Th. (iaffiXevg. 
 
 "Efi^acTig, tiog, rf, an entrance, 
 gate ; a bath ; embarkation ; 
 shoe, foot : fr. tfi(3aivu}. 
 
 'Efil^affixvTpog, ov, b, proper 
 name of a mouse ; creeping into 
 pots : fr. tfifiaiuu), x^'^9^- 
 
 'En^arivii), to tread or walk on, 
 go much about in, frequent, in- 
 trude into, enter upon an estate, 
 take possession of under a false 
 character, scrutinize, search into 
 any thing, f. tvao), perf. tfijSefid- 
 (200) 
 
 TtVKa, a. 1. Ivi^drevffa : fr. iv, 
 
 ^ar(vu). 
 'E^(3aTTjpiog, a, ov, pertaining to, 
 
 entering upon, embarkmg or 
 marching : & 
 'Efi(3drt]g, ov, o, one who sits 
 upon, goes upon or mounts, a 
 horseman, marine ; buskin : «!v: 
 'EnjSaTog, f], ov, passable, at-- 
 cessible ; »/ x^'P" iT^Trdai^ogKul 
 Tulg avviopiaiv t/i/3aroc, a coun- 
 try which may be passed on 
 horseback or in carriages : iV. 
 ifijiaivoi}. 
 
 'Ep(id<piov, ov, TO, a flat dish, 
 vessel for oil, used as a lamj): tV 
 
 'E^(id\pag, avrog, a. I part. act. 
 fr, i^ii^d-KTio, to dip in. 
 
 'EnlStliuKtv, Dor. & poet, for ifi- 
 fUjifjKtv, he caused to go in, 
 perf. act. & 
 
 'EfiliijSaaav, by sync. poet, fur 
 trf/3fji3//<cf ttrav, 3 pi. of plup. act. 
 ivelitlirjKtiv ; fr. t/ij3aivtu, to en- 
 ter. Th. j3atrto, to go, f. /3i/rro- 
 fxat, perf. /3g/3//<ca, Ion. /3f/3(m : 
 3 J)!, pluperf.act. lon.fit^dtKrav, 
 by .syne, (iffiaaav. 
 
 'EfijSefiawg, via, bg, going in, en- 
 tering, embarking ; & ifi^itj^ij- 
 K(vg, perf. part, of the same. 
 
 'EfxjSiy, Ion. for i/i/3y, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 subj. fr. i^jSaivio, to enter : U: 
 iv, (iaiviu, to go ; fut. iStjrropt'i, 
 a. 2. i(iriv ; subj. ^ui, jiyc, /"i//. 
 Ion. /Sew, I3eyg, jSt'y, poet. j3t»(.>, 
 j3tinc, &c. 
 
 'EfxlSi], Ion. & poet, for ivij3i], li 
 sing. a. 2. ind. act. & 
 
 'E/[x/3y'»;, poet, for Ififiah], 3 sinu'. 
 a. 2. opt. act. (as erry/y for araitj) 
 of the same verb. 
 
 'Efifit}9i, embark, go up, a. 2. ini- 
 perat. & 
 
 'Efifirjvai, a. 2. inf. of ifilSaivio. 
 
 'E)u/3t/3dstu, to cause to enter or 
 a-scend, urge, impel, put on 
 board ; f. dcrio, Att. /3i/3ui, a. 1. 
 ivejSifiaaa : fr. iv, /3t/3d^uj. Tli. 
 [iaivio. 
 
 'EfifSiitXTig, nog, i), a living in, 
 life, continuance m life : Ac 
 
 'Efi(ii(i)Tr]pLov, ov, Tb, a dwelling, 
 habitation : fr. iv, (iiog. 
 
 'EfilSXdrrro), to entangle ; H't- 
 j3Xa<p9eig, poet, for t/i/3Xa^0tu-, 
 dashed against, a. 1 . part. pass. 
 
 *E/i/3\6/i/ia, arog, rb, a strdfast 
 look, gaze, stare : fr. 
 
 'E/i/3X«7ro>, to look upon, belioltl, 
 consider ; with a dat. ; inipt. 
 ivi(iXt7rov,f. ififiXixpu), A 1. iii- 
 l3Xt\pa, ag, t : fr. iv, /SXettw. 
 
 'Efifi\ii9i](TovTai, 3 pi. f. 1. pass, 
 of ifii3dXXiij. 
 
 'EfifiXijfia, uTog, ro, anything in- 
 serted for ornament, inlaid or 
 mosaic work; an emblem, repre- 
 sentation by signs: fr. t/i/3«XXai. 
 
 'E/i/3oau), w, f. ij aoj, to urge on 
 
 with a shout, call upon, shout 
 to : fr. iv, fiodm. 
 
 'E/i/3oX;/, rjg, t), a throwing into, 
 attack, inroad, irruption, the 
 mouth of a river, beak of a ship: 
 fr. £/i/3dAX<A>, 
 
 'Efii^oXifialog, a, ov, inserted : & 
 
 'E^l^oXifxoc, b, t), intercalary : fr, 
 tile same. 
 
 'E///3oXov, ov, TO, a wedge, bar, 
 bolt, plug, promontory, entabla- 
 ture ; 'E/i/3oX«, Ta, pieces in- 
 terposed between the parts of a 
 play, uiterludes : & 
 
 'EfijSoXog, b, the beak of a ship, 
 a body of soldiers in the form of 
 a wedge; the name of a place, 
 Pind. : fr. the same. 
 
 'En[5paxv, adv. briefly, in short : 
 fr. iv, jipaxvg- 
 
 'E/i/3ps//o/iae, to roar or rage in 
 or against : fr. iv, (5pefno. 
 
 'Efifhix(o, f. ^w, to rain upon, 
 wet, soak in, imbibe: iv,^ptxoj. 
 
 'E^l3p'i9i)g, tog, b, »;, heavy, weigh- 
 ty, grave, firm, strong, vehe- 
 ment, fierce, stored with: fr. iv, 
 /3j)t0ai. 
 
 'Efii3pl9Cjg,adv. severely, gravely, 
 hardly, roughly, fiercely. 
 
 'Eixlip'ifido^ai, Qfiai, to storm or 
 rage at, groan, grumble, snort, 
 threaten heavily, with a dat. ; 
 impf. ivfjSpifiaofiijv, o)j.ir}v, fut. 
 iHfipifiijffoixai, a. ].m.ivfi3pifiT]- 
 (Tapijv, it), aro : fr. iv, iSpijAw. 
 V^HlipifiijUa, QTog, rb, a raging, 
 angry threatening, lowing or 
 roaring, indignation. 
 I'-p^povTau), at, f. ijffii), to strike 
 with astonishment,stun. Whence 
 
 'EnL^povrr}(Tia, ag, »), astonish- 
 ment, stupor, stupefaction : & 
 Enfiptn'TiiTog, b, //, stupitied with 
 astonishment, thunder-struck, 
 mad: iv, (ipovTUoj. Th. (ipovTtj. 
 E^lipvov, ov, rb (as it were, Tb 
 h'rbg Ttjg yaffTpbg (3pvov), an 
 embryo, an infant in the womb, 
 a new-born infant, the young of 
 sheep, &c. Th. /3|ouw, to bud. 
 ^'^i(ipvog, 6, y), pregnant, ju'o- 
 Htic : fr. the same. 
 
 Enliv9iog, b, y), living iu the 
 
 ^ <loep : fr. i v, l3v96g. 
 
 i^-lilivM, f. v'ain, to stuff in, stop 
 
 /ip: fr. fcv, fivu). 
 
 ^'HkydXvi/a, ag, t, a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 ^^f ptyaXvvo). 
 
 ^'fi^yrjpa, I envied, a. 1. ind. act. 
 ol ptyaipoj, to envy ; fut. apat. 
 ^IjiOa, 1 pi. a. 2. m. kfir)v, 'iao, 
 of u/;ii, to send, f. ijffu), perf. 
 
 ,*i»ra, a. 1. rJKa, a. 2. rjv. 
 
 E/i^Oti/, Att. for ifiko9tv. Ion. for 
 
 ^ t/iori^fv, gen. sing. fr. iyoj, I. 
 
 }^-liiiiv(r9i]v, i]g, ?;, a. I. pass. & 
 
 I'/itf^*''<T0;;(Tav, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. pass. 
 ^^ipi9vui, to intoxicate. Th. 
 t^i9v. 
 
 'Efifiva, ag, t, I remained, a. 1. 
 
 act. of jisvu), to remain ; f. vd, 
 
 perf. fitfikvrjKa, a. 1. inf. ixiivai. 
 'E/i£io, gen. Ion. & poet, for ifiov: 
 
 fr. iytt). 
 'EfiEiajg, Dor. for ifiov. 
 'EfieXe, it ccmcerned, imperf. im- 
 
 pers. of /xiXei, it concerns; f./xs- 
 
 Xijrrti, perf. nefiiXtjKe. 
 
 EfiiXijfTe, it concerned, a. 1. ind. 
 
 of fiiXei, impers. 
 "E/ztXXc, 3 sing, imperf. ind. act. 
 
 of fikXXio, to be about (to do). 
 'EfitiitKu)g, perf. pt. act. fr. ifiku). 
 'EfiifxrjKov, Ion. impf. fr. ^t)Kdo}. 
 'EfikfiiyfiT)v, ^o, KTO, pluperf. of 
 
 fjiiyvvfjii, to mix ; f. fiiK(o, perf. 
 
 Hifiixa. 
 'EfiffjivjjTo, 3 sing, pluperf. of 
 
 fivdo^ni, to remember. 
 'Efxkv, we are, poet, for ianlv, 1 
 
 pi. pres. fr. ci/it, to be. 
 *E/iev, to be. Ion. for ilvai ; fr. 
 
 the same. 
 "E^tv, Si. sfitvai. Dor. for elvai, 
 
 a. 2. infin. of 'irjfii, to send; Isfitv 
 
 may also be 1 pi. a. 2. act. ^v, 
 
 rjg, pi. rjfiev & efiev. 
 'Efitvoiva, 3 sing, imperf. of /xc- 
 
 voivdio, to take care. Th. /Z6- 
 
 vog. 
 'Efitvov, imperf. act. of n'lvio, to 
 
 remain ; f. fievCJ, a. 1. i^tiva. 
 "Efievog, a. 2. part. m. of'itjfii, to 
 
 .send ; f. ijau), a. 2. i)v, a. 2. m. 
 
 ffll]V. 
 
 'Efiiffag, a. 1. part. act. of ifieio. 
 'E^tTti9t], he was dismissed. Ion. 
 
 for [it9ti9i], a. 1. pass. fr. fie9- 
 
 lijfii. 
 'F.fitTidio, to desire to vomit : & 
 'EfieTiKog, t), bv, emetic, vomitory: 
 
 & 
 'E/ufrof, ov, b, a vomiting ; adj. 
 
 -bg, i), bv, vomited : fr. ifiku. 
 'Efitv, of me, gen. Dor. & JEol. 
 
 for ifiov, fr. tyw, I. 
 'EME'Q, a), to vomit ; utter foul 
 
 language ; f. iffm, perf. y/xeKa, 
 
 Att. redupl. inijfieKa,a. l.ijfitffa, 
 
 a. 1. imperat. act. tfitffov, drw, 
 
 a. 1. infin. if^iiffai. 
 'EfxaovTov, Ion. for i^avrov, of 
 
 me my.self. So in ace. i^tojvTov. 
 *Efit)i>, ace. sing. f. g. fr. i^ibg, /}, 
 
 ov, mine. 
 
 Th. 
 
 lyui, 
 
 I. 
 
 "E^i)v, I sent, a. 2. m. of 'ir]^i, to 
 
 send ; a. 2. act. t]v. 
 'Efirjva, a. 1. ind. act. ifiijvdfiyjv, 
 
 a. 1. m. of fiaivofiai, to be mad; 
 
 f. 2. m. fxavovfxai, pf. m. fiffirjva. 
 'Ep.})vv9ev, Boeot. for ifiijvv9ij- 
 
 aav, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. pass, of ^t}- 
 
 vvio, to declare ; f. vaoj, perf. 
 
 fi(^i)vvKa, a. 1. ind. pass, ifit]- 
 
 vv9i]v, T]g, Tj, a. 1. part. pass. 
 
 Hijvv9tlg, tiaa, iv. 
 'Ep.i]vviJiv, 3 sing. a. 1. act. of 
 
 the same. 
 'EuTJaaTo, he meditated, pre 
 (201) 
 
 pared, 3 sing. a. I. m. of /xj^^o/xai, 
 to delibei'ate, consider, act skii- 
 
 ^ fully ; f. r/(ro/iai. Th. fifjdog. 
 
 'Efirjxnviaro, Ion. for ifitjxa- 
 vCjvto, they contrived, 3 pi. im- 
 perf. of fiijxavdofiai, wfiai. Th. 
 
 ^fiTJXaprj. 
 
 'Efiiyov, 1 mixed, a. 2. ind. act. 
 ifiiyTjv, a. 2. pass, of ixiyvvyn, to 
 mix ; f. fii^uj, perf. fxifiixa. 
 
 'EjxiTjva, I stained, or polluted, 
 a. 1. ind. act. of fnaivio, f. 
 avCj. 
 
 "EfiiKTo, Ion. for ifiifiiKro, 3 sing, 
 pluperf. pass, of fiiyvvfjii, to mix; 
 f. ^w, perf. /if/it^a. 
 
 'Efiifiijaio, 2 sing. a. 1. m. of fxifik- 
 ojxai, to imitate ; f. r]<T0fiai. 
 
 'Efxifive, he waited for, 3 sing, 
 hnpf. ind. act. of /xifjivto, to re- 
 main. Th. fxivio, f. vw, to re- 
 main ; a. 1. tjXHva. 
 
 'E/ijv, to me. Dor. for i^^ol, dat. 
 sing. fr. iyt^, I. 
 
 'E/it^f, a. 1. ind. act. of fiiyvvfit, 
 to mix ; f. /xi^tu, a. 2. tfxiyov. 
 
 'EfiiffysTO, imperf. pass, of ft i cry o- 
 /iai, the same as fiiywtxai, to bo 
 mixed ; f. 1. pass. fiix9fj(T0fiai, 
 perf. iikfiiyfiai, a. 1. pass. f/it'X" 
 9t}v, a. 2. ifiiyrjv. 
 
 'EfiiaTjffav, they hated, 3 pi. a. 1. 
 ind. act. of fiiaku), to liate ; f. 
 T](TU). Th. fiiffoc, tog, TO. 
 
 'Efii(T9u)(TaT0, 3 sing. a. 1. of fiiff- 
 Oooj, to let to hire. Th. fii(T96g. 
 
 'EfxixOiv, BoDot. or ^ol. sync, 
 for ifiix9t]<Tav, 3 pi. a. 1. pass, 
 of fiiyvvfii, to mix ; f. ^lo. 
 
 'Efiix9riv, a. 1. ind. pass, of the 
 same. 
 
 'Efifia, JEol. for tlfia, aTog, Tb, a 
 garment : fr. tw, to put on. 
 
 'E/i/xa^f , poet, for tfia9t, a. 2. ind. 
 act. of ixav9dvuj, to learn ; f. fxa- 
 9rj(T0fiai, a. 2. tixa9ov. 
 
 'E/xfiaivoixai, to be mad, enraged 
 or furious at, rage ; f. ififia- 
 vovfiai. Th. fxaivofiat : whence 
 
 'Efifiav))g, iog,b, i), raging. 
 'EfijiavoviiX, b, Emmanuel, a 
 
 name of the Saviour ; undecl. 
 Hebr. the same as 9tdv9pu)7rog, 
 God with us. 
 'E/ifidovg, r), the name of a vil- 
 lage ; undecl. Hebr. a defence. 
 'E/i//a7rfa»g, adv. with a word, with 
 
 dispateh, forthwith, quickly ; as 
 
 if iifia Tt^ tTTtii fr. tTTog, a word. 
 
 Th. tTTio, to say. 
 'Efifxdcrffu), Att. -ttoj, f. K(o, to 
 
 squeeze in, press m : fr. iv, 
 
 fjidaaa). 
 ' Efifidxoftaiff. f(To/iai, to fight in: 
 
 fr. iv, ndxofiai, 
 'Efifittdidio, u), f. a<Tu}, to .smile at 
 
 or on, look glad : fr. iv, fiiicidut. 
 'Ejifitlvai, a. 1. inf. act. of ififu- 
 
 vu), to remain. 
 'EfifxiXeia, ag, >/, modulation, bar- 
 
EMN 
 
 £Mn 
 
 EMn 
 
 EMn 
 
 EMn 
 
 EMn 
 
 mony, elegance, music for dan- 
 cing : fr. ii.ifii\fjQ, 
 *E/iftiXfrdai, f. -qcrto, to meditate 
 
 on, exercise in any thing : fr. 
 ir, ntXerdb). Th. fikXti. Hence 
 
 'EfifitXsrtj^a, aroc, to, medita- 
 tion, exercise, study. 
 
 'E^lxeXng, log, o, »/, correct, in 
 time, apt, fit, elegant, melodious, 
 harmonious : fr. iv, ^kXoQ. 
 
 'EfiniXdi; & 'EfXfieX'noQ, adv. cor- 
 rectly, aptly, elegantly, harmo- 
 niously : fr. the above. 
 
 'E/i/iCfiavra, perf. part. act. Ion. 
 f. g. for ifijjffiTjKina ; fr. t/i/iaw, 
 to desire vehemently, be pas- 
 sionately eager for any thing ; 
 f. 7/(T(o, perf. /x6/tij»ca, perf. i)art, 
 /i£/Ltrj»ctug, via, vg, by crasis /ic- 
 fxatjjQ, via, 6q. 
 
 'Ejifiinaojgj eager for, raging, fu- 
 rious, impetuous, ardent, perf. 
 act. part. m. g. gen. aoTog, h\ 
 ectasis poet, /if /lawroc, ace. sing. 
 kfii^isfiauiTa. See the above. 
 
 'Efxn^LTivay perf. m. of t^^iaivo- 
 ^ai, to be mad : fr. tv, f^aivo/xai. 
 
 '£/ift«v, tj-ifiwaiy & t^uvai, poet, 
 .^ol. and Dor. for tZvat, to be ; 
 fr. iifii. 
 
 'Efi^treg, eog, to, constancy, per- 
 severance ; & adv. constantly, 
 firmly ; n. g. fr. tufjievTjg : & 
 
 *E/i/itvl(«;c>poet.& 'Efifieva)g,adv. 
 constantly, firmly, stedfastly : fr. 
 E/i/i£v>)c» loC> o, 7), permanent, 
 persevering, constant : fr. 
 
 'Efifuvu), to remain, continue, or 
 persevere in, adhere to ; pres. 
 inf. tf^tjjitvtiv, f. ififisvoj, perf. 
 tfifitf.uvTjKa, a. 1. ivsfieiva: fr. 
 
 "Enfiecrogy 6, >/, intermediate, in 
 the middle : fr. tv, fisffog. 
 
 'E/i/iccrrou*, w, to fill full : fr. tv, 
 fiSffTog. 
 
 'EfXfieTpog^ 6, r/, keeping a mea- 
 sure, metrical, moderate, keep- 
 ing within bounds, commensu- 
 rate : fr. tv, utTpov. 
 
 'E^lxTfiHog & 'EfifiTjvogf 6, 1;, 
 monthly, a month long : fr. tv, 
 /i/)v, ^rjvog, 6, a month. 
 
 'Efifil, Dor. & -^ol.for tifii, I am. 
 
 'Efifiiyvvfii or ' E/i4jUC(Tya>, f. ^u), p. 
 Xa, to mix in or with, mingle or 
 join together, engage with : fr. 
 Iv, niyvvfii. 
 
 'Efifiovog, 6, »/, constant, firm, 
 lasting, permanent : fr. tfifikvio. 
 
 "Efifxcpa, ag, f , I obtained by lot, 
 by metath. for ^ifiopa, perf. m. 
 of ^fipdj, to divide. 
 
 'Efifiopog, 6, »), having a share ; 
 fated : fr. cv, fiolpa. 
 
 'EfifioTog, b, tj. dres.sed with lint, 
 ulcerous, incurable: fr.iv,p,or6g. 
 
 'EfifioxOog, 6, 1], laborious, toil- 
 some : fr. tv, fioxOog. 
 
 'Efxvdaaro, Dor. for ffivrffraTo, 3 
 
 sing. a. 1. m. see t^vrjcra. So 
 
 t^vdcrtv for ifivrjcrevjhe renewed 
 
 the recollection, reminded. 
 'Ep.vjj<Ta, I reminded, a. 1. ind. 
 
 act. of mfXvrjaKut, f. fivijffu), perf. 
 
 fitfivrjKa, pf. pass, fisixvijfiai: & 
 'EfivrjaOyjv, rjg, -q, I remembered, 
 
 a. 1. ind. pass, of the same. Th. 
 
 pt.vd.oi.iai 
 
 'EfiTTaKTou), w, f. lixTit), to fasten 
 in, close firmly : fr. iv, iraKTow. 
 
 'Ef-iTraXafftyeiv, Ion. for t^TrXiKtir^ 
 to involve, entangle, impede: fr. 
 tv, TraXd<T(Tio. 
 
 EfiTraXiv, back again, on the 
 contrary; adv. t/iTraXtv yvtopac, 
 contrary to opinion ; so t/iro- 
 Xiv Ttp\l/iog, the reverse of plca- 
 
 'EfivwovTO for ifii'uivTO, they re- sure : fr. tv, ttuXiv, again 
 membered, poet. 3 pi. imperf.ofi'E/i7ra$, aKog,6, a guardian, in 
 fivdofiai. spector : fr. tiJi7rdl:^ofiai 
 
 'Ei.wyi]<Ta, ag, e, I laboured, was 
 
 weary, a. 1. ind. act. of fioykio, 
 
 f. ijau), to toil, labour. Th. /116- 
 
 yog. 
 'E/zoiyf, to me, dat. sing. act. fr. 
 
 tyit), 1. 
 'E/to7o, Att. for Ifiov, gen. fr. tyut; 
 
 Si Ion. for £/ioi', gen. fr. ifiog. 
 'E/ioXc, he came, a. 2. act. of fio- 
 
 Xtijj or ^uXu), to come. 
 'E/ioXi'i-a, ag, e, a. 1. ind. of /xo- 
 
 Xi'vw, to pollute. 
 'Efibg, 1), ov, my, mine : fr. t/xov, 
 
 of me, gen. of tyuj, I. 
 
 'Efi7rapay'n'op.ai, to come upon, 
 arrive, surprise : fr. tr, Tzapa. 
 yivofiai. 
 
 'EfiTrapoiviio, f. i](T(0, to act out- 
 rageously, as if by intoxication : 
 fr. II', TTapoivku). Th. oJvog. 
 
 'EMITAi), Ion. ifiTrrjg, Att. or 
 Dor. tuTra & tfi-rrav, adv. yet, 
 although, nevertheless, wholly, 
 altogether, entirely : fr. tv, Trnc. 
 
 'EfjiTrdaau), or -rru), f. dew, to 
 strew or sprinkle upon, inter- 
 weave, cml)roider : tv, TrdrrrFM. 
 
 'EfiTTaTeio, at, f. ijaio, to walk in, 
 
 'EfioxOti, 3 sing. hnpf. act. tfiox- enterj fr. tv, TraTtio 
 
 QovyLtv, 1 pi. ir. /xox^fw, to la 
 hour ; f. jjrrtu, perf. fitfioxGTjKa. 
 Th. fioxOog, labour. 
 'E/i7ra,yet,nevertheless, the same 
 as tfiTrag. 
 'EfiTraytig, fixed, a. 2. part. pass, 
 of ifiTrijyvvixt, to fix : fr. tv, 
 
 Trrjyvi'uj, or Tnjyvvfii, to fasten ; 
 f. 7n7^w, perf. ttItti^x^j ^' ^' 
 
 tTTJiKa, a. 2. tTzayov, a. 2. pass. 
 
 iTrdyr/v, perf. m. Triinjya. 
 'EfiTraytvTiJV, gen. pi. fr. the pre- 
 
 ced. 
 'E/i7rd^fat, Ion. for t/xTrd^y, 2 s. 
 
 pres. fr. 
 'EMnA'ZOMAI,to take care, pay 
 
 attention to, regard ; f. dao^ai ; 
 
 with a gen. 
 'EfiTTaOi^g, tog, contr. ovg, 6, rj, 
 
 having strong pa.ssions or emo- 
 tions, agitated, aflected : fr. tv, 
 
 ■jrdOog. Th. Trdo'x'^- 
 'Efi7ra0d;g,adv. so as to be deeply 
 
 affected : fr. the above. 
 'Efiiraiy^a, arog, to, a mockery, 
 
 trick : fr. tfiwaiKoj. 
 'EfiTTaiyfibg, ov, b, a mocking, 
 
 sporting with : fr. 
 'Efiirai^iD, to mock, sport with, 
 
 insult, play upon, deceive ; with 
 
 a dat. ; f. K^o, perf. t/iTTSTraix"* 
 
 a. I. part. t/i7rai^af, avrog, perf. 
 
 pass. i[.nTt7raiyi.iai, a. 1. pass. 
 
 tvcn-aixGv^j ^- 1- P''»ss. ifnraix- 
 
 Orjffofiai : fr. tv, 7rat^<u. Hence 
 'Eix7raiKTr)g,ov, b, one who sports 
 
 with another, a mocker. 
 'EnTTaiog, b, rj, skilled, experi 
 
 enced, well versed in ; also stri 
 
 king upon : fr. 
 'E/iTratw, to imprint, impress, 
 
 strike in, be suggested : fr. tv, 
 
 Traiw. 
 
 (202) 
 
 EfiTTtca, noni. pi. n. g. fr. tpzt- 
 
 Sog ; as adv. firmly, securely. 
 'EfiTTicdit), w, or (^TTiCiiv, Ion. to 
 
 bind in fetters, shackle : fr. h; 
 
 TTf^dw. Th. TTt^rj. 
 'EfiTrtCtuig, poet. adv.forf/iTrft^wc, 
 
 finnly, constantly, assiduously. 
 'E^TTfCofioxOog, b, >/, involved in 
 
 perpetual troubles, laborious, 
 
 painful : fr. ffnre^og, ftoxGog. 
 'EfiTTtSov, poet. adv. & t/LtTrt^wf, 
 
 firmly, safely, perpetually : fr. 
 
 tfiirtcog. 
 'EfiTredopKtu), Ji, f. ijcru), to observe 
 
 an oath, keep an engagement : 
 
 fr. tfiTTt^og, opKog. 
 
 EfiTTtdog, b, //, firm, fixed, stable, 
 
 steady, immoveable : Iv, Trtior. 
 'EfiTTtCoaOtvijg, tog, b, if, having 
 
 confirmed strength, robust : fr. 
 tfiTTt^og, (T0ti'og. 
 'EfiTriSoo), w, f. <l)(To), to establish 
 firmly, confirm, keep or observe 
 steadily and firmly : & 
 
 'Efiirtdiog, adv. firmly, surely: fr. 
 tfiTTt^og, stable. Th. Trtcov. 
 
 'EfiTTiduig, the same, by crasis for 
 ifiTrtdiwg: fr. tfjnrtdog. 
 
 'E^TTiipafiog, or tfnrtpafiog, 6, »/, 
 skilled : fr. tv, TTtlpa. 
 
 'EfXTTtipia, ag, >/, skill, experi- 
 ence, experiment : & 
 
 'E^iritpiKog, 1), bv, experimental ; 
 an emi)iric, a i)hysician who 
 knows medicine only from ex- 
 periments : fr. ifiTTtipog. 
 
 'EnTTfipiKiog, adv. after the man- 
 ner of empirics : fr. the above. 
 
 'EfiTTfipog, b, i), skilled, expon- 
 enccd in : hence rb t^nrtipov, ov, 
 skill : fr. iv, irtipa. 
 
 'EfiTreipio, to transfix, pierce. Sec 
 ifxiTtrrapntvog. 
 
 'E/iTTCtpwc, adv. skilfully, aptly, 
 knowingly : fr. tuTrnpog. 
 'EfiTTtXadbv & -dcrjv, near, adv. 
 
 fr. 
 
 'EpTTiXdi^uj & -dw, f. d(Tio, the 
 same as TrtXd^w & -dm, to ap- 
 proach, draw nigh ; bring near 
 or together. Th. TrtXag. 
 
 'E^TTtXdcravTeg, coming together, 
 a. 1. part. pi. num. fr. ifXTTtXa^oj. 
 
 'EnTTtXartipa, ag, ij, a concubine : 
 ir. tv, irtXdo}. 
 
 'EfiirtTrapfiivog, perf. part. pass. 
 of ifiTTtipu) ; f. pa>, perf. tfnrt- 
 irapKa : fr. tv, Triipuj. 
 
 'EpimriaTivfiti'og Ttjv <pvXaKf)v, 
 entrusted with the custody of, 
 perf. part. pass. fr. efnrKTTevu). 
 
 'EpTrnrpdfikvog, perf. part. pass, 
 fr. ifXTrnrpdcrKit), to sell. Th. 
 Trnrpd(TKu). 
 
 'E^TTtpafiog, see tfiirtipa^og, skil- 
 ful ; adv. 'EfiTreodfjuug, skilfully. 
 
 'E^TTtpiixfo, f- ikto, to compre- 
 hend, comprise : fr. tv, Tripdx^- 
 
 'E.p7r(pi7raTtuj, w, f. ^<Ta», to walk 
 about in, upon, or among : fr. 
 tp, TripiTraTttJ. 
 
 'EpTTtpovdfia, arog, to, a robe 
 fastened with clasps ; Dor. for 
 ifXTTtpoviJixa : fr. pei'f. pass, of 
 irtpovduj. Th. Trtpovr), a clasp. 
 
 'EfiTTtat, he fell upon, for ivtTrtat, 
 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. ; tfiTriay, 3 
 sing. a. 2. subj. 3 pi. t^irtaujai, 
 ifiTrtfftlv, a. 2. mfin. of ifnriTTTio. 
 
 'EfLTrETdvVVfll, & -VVViO, f. TTC- 
 
 TdfTu), perf. Ka, to extend, unfold, 
 display : fr. tv, TnrdvvvfjLL. 
 'EpirtTig, Dor. by sync, and con- 
 version of (T into r, for tvtTTtffig, 
 2 sing. a. 2. act. fr. £/i7ri;rru»,to 
 fall upon. 
 
 E/iTTf^y;;, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. pass, 
 with perf. augment, for tvt^vrj, 
 fr. ipipvio, to grow into, be born 
 or bred in. Th. (fivu). 
 EfiTTKpvKojg, & 'Efnre(pvojg, via. 
 Of, enfolded, fixed to, embracing, 
 part. fr. tfnrttpvKa, & in m. tfi- 
 TTi(pva, perf. act. of tfi^voj. Th. 
 
 <l>V(tl. 
 
 iipTrj]yvvni, ^* "^h^^f to ingraft, 
 fi.x in, cause to congeal ; & tfx- 
 ~i]yvvp.ai, to grow together, 
 congeal : fr. tv, Trijyvvni. 
 E^7r/;^d(u, w, f. ijrroj, to leap or 
 rush upon : fr. tv, Trj/^dw. 
 E/iT//poe, o, 7), mutilated, de- 
 
 ^ formed : fr. tv, irripog. 
 
 '^fiTrT]g, notwithstanding. Ion. for 
 i^Trag, which see. 
 K/i;rt<pajvw, f. avw, to exaspe- 
 rate, embitter : fr. tv, TriKpaivio. 
 E/U7ri^7rXd(u, or -tJrXdw, or 'Efx- 
 Ti/i7rX?7^t, or -iTrXrifii, to fill up, 
 fill, satisfy ; f. rjaio, perf. ifnri- 
 TrXrjKa ; part. pres. tfiTrnrXdg : 
 fr. IV, TrifiTrXyjpt. Th. TrXso^. 
 ^liTTifnrptjfii, f. TjTio, perf. ifXTri- 
 
 TrptjKa, to set fire to ; part. pres. 
 IfiTTiTTpag : fr. tv, Triixirprffii. 
 
 'EfXKl'vu), f. TTto/xat, to drink off, 
 imbibe : fr. iv, ttivw. 
 
 'EfiTriTrXavTai, 3 pi. pres. ind. 
 I)ass. & ifjLTriTrXaffOai, pres. inf. 
 l)ass. : & 
 
 'K/iTTirrX;/, fill, Att. for ifnrtTrXijOi, 
 or iinriirXaOi, pres. imperat. of 
 ifiTriTrXtfixi: see ifnrifiTrXdu}. 
 
 'E/i7ri7rpa(rAc6/L(6i'oc, pres. part. fr. 
 i^TrnrpdaKu), to sell : fr. iv, tti- 
 TrpdffKu), perf. pass. TrtTrpafiai, 
 a. I. iTrpdOT}v. Th. Trepdio. 
 
 'EfiTTiTTTto, to fall upon, invade, 
 seize, assail, meet ; f. t/iTrrwaw, 
 perf. ifnriiTTOJKa, a. 1. treTretra, 
 a. 2. ivt7rt(T0v, f. m. inirtaov- 
 fiai : fr. iv, tt'iittu}. 
 
 'EMni'2, i^og, r), a species of 
 gnat ; as if fr. ifnrivijj, because 
 it sucks blood from the skin. 
 
 'EfiTTiffTtvu), f. (Tu), to confide in, 
 trust to one's care, entrust : fr. 
 ^v, iriOTivii), fr. TTicTTig, faith, 
 confidence. Th. TrtiOoj. 
 EfiTTiTviio, w, rr ifnriTTTOJ. 
 
 'EfjiTrXaKtig, svTog, enfolded, a. 2. 
 part. pass. fr. ifnrXtKoj. 
 
 'E/i7rXa'(T(rw, or -ttio, f. auj, to 
 daub over, besmear, sprinkle 
 upon, stop up, form into amass: 
 fr. iv, irXdaaoi. 
 
 'EfiTrXaGTbg, -affTiKog, 1), bv, that 
 may be applied as an ointment 
 or plaster ; plastered : & 
 
 'EfiTrXaffTpog (sc. <papfiaKtia), or 
 tfiTrXaOTpov (sc. ^dpfxaKov), a 
 plaster ; tfjnrXaffTpov denoting 
 the composition, & tfnrXaaTpog, 
 the material : fr. i/xTrXao-crw. 
 
 'EfiTrXttTj, Tjg, 1), full ; Ion. fr. t/i 
 TrXtiog, fr. t/itTrXfof, the same as 
 th. irXiog, full. 
 
 'EfiTrXtifitjv, a. 2. opt. m. of ifnri- 
 TrXrjfiijOrifnrifjnrXTJiiiftofiU; as 
 OiifiTjv, fr. TiOrjfii. Th. TrXtog, 
 full. 
 
 'EfiTrXtKoj, to enfold, entangle, 
 weave in, entwine, perplex ; f. 
 ifiTrXfEoi, perf. ifnriwXexci, a. I. 
 iv'tTrXt^a, a. 2. ivinXaKOv, pres. 
 pass. ifiTrXtKOfiai, with a dat., 
 perf. pass. ifiTrtTrXtyfiai, a. 2. 
 pass. ivt7rXdKtiv,!i. 2. part. pass. 
 ifiTrXaKtig, kvTog, perf. m. ifi- 
 TrinXoKa, whence ifxirXoKij, a 
 knot : fr. iv, ttXekoj. 
 
 'EfiTrXtog, a, ov, Att. tfnrXtojg, 
 full : fr. iv, irXtog. 
 
 'E/xttXIw, f. ivffu), to sail in or 
 upon, swim in : fr. iv, TrXiw. 
 
 'EnTrXrjydtjv, adv. in a state of 
 amazement, stupidly, heedless- 
 ly : fr. ifiTrXijtTffoj. 
 
 'EfXTrXiidiiv, thickly, fully; adv. fr. 
 
 'EfnrXi]9io, to fill up, satiate ; f. 
 
 il(T(jj, perf. i^nr'tTrXr]Ka, a. 1. ivi- 
 
 TrXijffa, perf.'pa.ss. ip.7rkTrXrj(Tfiai, 
 
 I was filled ; a. 1. pass. ivnrXi)- 
 
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 (rOi7i',a. 1. subj. pass. inTrXijcrOdz 
 fr. iv, 7rX//0a». Th. TrXiog. 
 
 'EfirrXriKTog, b, >/, struck with 
 terror or astonishment, infatu- 
 ated : fr. ifiTrXrj(T<Tat. 
 
 'EnTrXiffuvog, pres. part. pass, of 
 tinr\r]fii, for ifXTriTrXjjpi, to fill. 
 Th. TrXtog, full. 
 
 'EftnXTjv, nearly, near, nigh, next 
 to, adv. : fr. iv, TrtXag. 
 
 "EfiTrXTj^ig, icog, y), amazement, 
 astonishment, folly: fr. ifnrXija- 
 
 'EfXTrXfjaaTo, Ion. for ivtTrXri- 
 (TaTo,'S sing. a. I. m. of t/iTrXr/Ow, 
 to fill ; f. (Tio. Th. TrXtog, full. 
 
 'EfXTrXTjaGtig, tvTog, a. 1. part, 
 pass, of the same. 
 
 'Efi7rXr)<j6i)vai, a. 1. infin. pass, 
 of the same verb. 
 
 'EjUTrXj/ffffw, or -ttcj, to strike 
 with terror or astonishment, 
 astound, stun, rush blindly into, 
 as birds into a net : iv, irXiftraw. 
 
 'E/i7rXoK?}, rig, >'/, a knot, curl, in- 
 terweaving, plaiting, folding: fr. 
 ifiTrXtKu), to enfold. Th. TrXticai. 
 
 'EfirrXoKia, wi', rd, a species of 
 ornament f<n' the hair ; a festival 
 of the Athenians. 
 
 'Efiirvtvaaig, ^ol. for 'Efnrvtv-' 
 crag, avTog, a. 1. part. act. & 
 
 'Efiirvtvaig, eojg, »), a breathmg 
 or blowing into, inspiration : & 
 
 'EfXTrvevffTbg, 1), bv, breathed or 
 blown into, inspired : fr. 
 
 'E/iTTvtw, & -liio, poet, to breathe 
 or blow into or on, inspire, have 
 breath left in the body, be alive, 
 with a gen. ; f. ivaio, perf. t/i- 
 TTtTrvfi'Ka, a. I. ivinvtvca : fr. 
 iv, TTviu), to breathe. 
 
 'EfXTTvoog & 'EfiTTvovg, b, »/, 
 breathing, living ; ace. tfnrvow. 
 fr. ifjnrvtio. 
 
 'EfiTrvvOtj, he breathed, for ive- 
 ttvvOtj, 3 sing. a. I. pass. fr. tv, 
 7rvvfiai,to breathe; perf. TrtTrvv- 
 fiai, perf. part, irnrvvntvog, 
 wise. Th. nveu*, to breathe ; f. 
 ev(T(ti. 
 
 'EfiTTodi^u), f. i<T(o, to entangle 
 the feet, impede, hinder : & 
 
 'EfiTToSiov, ov, TO, an impediment, 
 hindrance : & 
 
 'EfiTTodiog, 6, 7), hindering : fr. 
 iv, TToiig. 
 
 'EfXTrodicTixa, UTog, to, & -fibg, ov, 
 b, the same and fr. the same. 
 
 'E/iTTo^oorartu;, to stand in the 
 way, impede, hinder ; f. rjcru), 
 perf. ifirrtTTodoffTdTTjKa : fr. 
 
 'E/it7ro^o(rrdr);g, ov, b, one who 
 impedes : fr. t/xTro^wv, 'iffTrjfii. 
 
 'EfjiTToCojv, adv. in the way of im- 
 peding ; 6 f^Tro^wv, in the way, 
 meeting ; rd iixTToSojv, the pre- 
 sent : fr. iv, TTOvg. 
 
 'EfjiTroOiv, adv. Dor. for tfiirpoff- 
 dtv. 
 
 'f 
 
 it 
 
 i 
 
EMU 
 
 'EfiTTOuiOy at, f. r](TU)f to make in, 
 induce, implant, insert, bring in, 
 excite in, suggest : fr. t v, ttouu). 
 
 'EfiTToitjcraVf tliey made, for Ive- 
 TToirjffaVj Ion. 3 pi. a. 1. of the 
 above. 
 
 'EfiTToXa, aQ, a, Dor. for t/ZTroX?}, 
 r), traffic, merchandise, gain, 
 profit : fr. tr, ttcuXsw. Hence 
 
 'E/iTToXaTof, a, ov, Ijclonging to 
 trade or traffic ; cpith. of Mer- 
 cury. 
 
 *E/i7roXo(u & £tu, w, f. r](TU), to 
 trade, traffic, purchase, sell, gain 
 by trade, eani, procure : see t/x- 
 
 TZOXOUJVTO. 
 
 'EjxiroXkiiiog, for IfiTruXtfioQ, & 
 TToXifxiKog, warlike, belonging 
 to war : fr. tv, TroXt^og. 
 
 *E/i7roX/), ijg, ?/, see fc^TroXa. 
 
 'EfiTToXi fia^ arog^ to, any thing 
 bought or procured, goods, mer- 
 chandise, profit, gain : & 
 
 ' EfiTroXqTog, i), bv, bought ; pur- 
 chased : fr. ifiTToXdit). 
 
 'EfiTToXtg, log, 6, r), of the same 
 city, a fellow-citizen : iv, TroXtg. 
 
 'EfXTroXiTtvu), &. -ivofxai, to live 
 in a republic, administer tiie re- 
 public ; be engaged in : fr. iv, 
 
 TToXlTtVU). Th. TToXig. 
 
 'E/uTToXowvro, they procured, for 
 evsTToXuiVTo, Ion. 3 pi. imperf. 
 pass, of tfiTToXau). Th. TnoXiio. 
 
 ' EfiTTOpevkaOioffav, 3 pi. imperat 
 pres. pass. fr. tfnroptvofiat. 
 
 ' EfiTToptvixa, aTog, to, the act of 
 trafficking, merchandise : fr. 
 
 'EfiTTopevoftai, to travel, go or 
 be abroad ; travel as a mer- 
 chant, trade, traffic, gain, bar- 
 gain ; f. ivffOfiai, a. 1. m. trtTro- 
 pevadfiT}v,io, oto: fr. tv, iroptvoj. 
 
 'EfiTTopia, ag, »/, traffic, merchan- 
 dise ; ace. sing. Ion. tjxTropirju : 
 fr. tfiTTopog. 
 
 'EfiTroptKog, i), bv, mercantile : & 
 
 'EfiTTopiov, ov, ro, an emporium, 
 market, exchange : fr. 
 
 "EfiTTopog, 0, y), one who passes 
 from one country mto another, 
 a passenger, merchant, trader, 
 traveller : iv, Tropog. Th. Trtt'ptu. 
 
 'EfiTTopTrduj, (b, f. riaui, perf. tju- 
 TriTTopTvqKa, to clasp, buckle, 
 fasten together : fr. iv, TropTrrj. 
 
 *EMnOY2A, Tjg, q, a spectre. 
 
 'E^TrpaKTog, b, x], active, effica- 
 cious, practicable : iv, Trpdcrcrio. 
 
 *Efji7rp€Trto, to be honourable, dis- 
 tinguished amongst, be becom- 
 ing : fr. iv, TTpkiro). 
 
 *Efnrpr]9<ji), to set on fire, burn 
 up, burn, blow upon, swell with 
 wind ; f. r/<ra>, perf. ifjnreTrprjKa, 
 a. 1. ivtTrprjffa, perf. pass, ifi- 
 TTSTrprjfffiai, a. 1. pass, ivh-rrpi]- 
 aOrjv : fr. iv, TrprjOio. Hence 
 
 'Enirprfffig, ewg, »), & 'Efnrprjff- 
 fibg, ov, Of a burning : & 
 
 EM<I> 
 
 'EfiTrnrjffTtfg, oi), b, an incendiary. 
 
 'E^nrpl'io, to cut with a saw : 
 bdovTag, to gnash the teeth ; f. 
 I'ffu), perf. iyLTztTrp'iKa, a. l.pass. 
 ivtTrpiaOrjv : fr. iv, Trpiio, to 
 saw. 
 
 "EfiirpoOtv, adv. Dor. for 
 
 'E/iTTpoa^tv, before, in front, for- 
 merly : TrpoaOev, the same, with 
 a gen. Th. npb, before. 
 
 'Efi7rp6<T9iog, b, y), foremost, an- 
 terior : fr. the above. 
 
 'E/Li7rrt(TO'o/ifvog,pounded, beaten, 
 fr. iv, TTTiaau). 
 
 'Efi7rTV(Tfia, aTog, to, spittle: fr. 
 
 'EfiTTTVio, to spit in, at, or upon; 
 f. vcToj, perf. ifnrkTrTvKa, a. 1. 
 ivkiTTVffa, perf. pass. i^TrsTTTvcr- 
 fiai, a. 1. pass. ivnrTixrOijv, f. 1. 
 pass. ifiTrTVffOiiffonai : fr. iv, 
 
 TTTVii). 
 
 'EfiTrvKa^io, f. ffio, to cover in 
 close, conceal, hide from the 
 view of others : fr. iv, TrvKot^u). 
 
 'EfiTTvog, b, y), having a running 
 sore, purulent, suppurating : fr. 
 
 iv, TTVOV. 
 
 'EfiirvpijSyjTTjg, ov, b, that is set on 
 the fire : fr. iv, irvp, jSaivu). 
 
 'E/iTTVpt'^w, or -pou), or -pevia, to 
 set on fire, bum ; f. crto : & 
 
 'EfXTTvpicTfibg, ov, b, a burning : fr. 
 
 'EfiTTvpog, b, y), burning with fire, 
 set fire to, flaming ; efiirvpov 
 (sc. Ovfia), a burnt-offering : fr. 
 iv, rrvp. 
 
 'EfivOoXoyyjaa, ag, e. a. 1. ind. act. 
 of fiv9oXoyeoj, to relate fables ; 
 f. T)(T(jj : fr. fiiiOog, Xiyoj. 
 
 'EfivKov, I bellowed, a. 2. act. of 
 fiVKOiu), to bellow ; f. ijaio. 
 
 'EfKpdyo), to eat, swallow up, de- 
 vour : fr. iv, (pdyio. 
 
 'Efx^aivit), to show, represent, 
 manifest, demonstrate, eluci- 
 date ; ifi<paivofioi, mid. to ap- 
 pear like: fr. ir, (paivio, to show ; 
 f. <paviu, a. 1 . t(l>tjva, a. 2. t^avov, 
 perf. TTiipayKa, perf. m. ir'npdva. 
 
 'EfitpaveaTara, most clearly, very 
 obviously ; superl. fr. 
 
 'E^ipavrjg, eog, b, y), appearing in, 
 apparent, clear, evident, mani- 
 fest : hence 'Efx<pavsu)g, Ion. 
 for i^i^avCjg, openly, manifestly : 
 fr. i^tpaivto). Hence 
 
 'Efi<l>aviK(*f, to discover, show 
 plainly, place before the eyes, 
 make known, declare, inform ; 
 f. iau), a. 1. ive^dvtcra, a. 1. im- 
 perat. i^tpdvKTov, dru), 2 pi. ifx- 
 (pav'iffaTi, pres. pass. ifi<paviZ,o- 
 fiai, to appear ; a. 1. ind. pass. 
 ive<pavi(T9y]v, a. 1. inf. pass, ifi- 
 <pavia9i]vai. Hence 
 
 'Efi<pavi(Tfibg, oii, b, a manifesta- 
 tion, declaration, accusation, dis- 
 covery. 
 
 'En<pavCJg, adv. openly, mani- 
 festly : fr. iu<pa'ivio. 
 
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 EMQ 
 
 'En^anig, tiog, r), a representa- 
 tion, display, indication, evi- 
 dence, pretence or show ; cx- 
 i»ression, emphasis : & 
 
 'EfKpaTiKog, or -avTiKog, ij, bv, 
 appearing distinctly, evident ; 
 expressed with emi>hasis, emj'ha- 
 tical : whence 
 
 'Ej^KpaTiKwg, or avTiKiog, adv. sig- 
 nificantly, emphatically : & 
 
 'Efl<paTlK<x)T(pOl*, & -aVTlKlOTipOV, 
 
 compar. more significantly : fr. 
 ifitpaivu). Th. 0aiva>, to show. 
 
 'Efi<p(n))g, kog, b, i), like, similar, 
 resembling : fr. 
 
 'Efi<pipofiai, f. ivoiffofjiai, perf. 
 ii'fivtynai, to be carried about, 
 contained in, convei*sant with, 
 bo like : fr. 
 
 'Efi<pipio, to bring against, object, 
 reproach, i*usli into or upon : 
 fr. iv, ^spu). 
 
 'E^<piXoreiKwg, adv. with conten- 
 tion : fr. iv, (piXiw, vtlicog. 
 
 "Efitpofiog, b, y), terrified, struck 
 with fear : fr. iv, (p6f3og. 
 
 'E/i0op/3t6w, a», f. wcw, to muzzle, 
 put on a mouth-piece : fr. tv, 
 (popjSia. 
 
 'E/i0opEO/iai, 'OVfiai, f. r'lffonai, 
 perf. yjfjiai, to be borne upon, be 
 filled, satisfied, enjoy : fr. 
 
 'Efi(pops(o, u), to convey into, rush 
 upon, fill : fr. iv, ^ipio, to bring. 
 
 'Efitppdaau), or -Attu), f. ?w, pert". 
 ifi7re<ppaxa, to stop up, obstruct, 
 stuff in ; i^<ppd^y]Tai, 3 sing. a. 
 1. subj. m. : fr. iv, (ppdrTw. 
 
 'EfKppovpog, b, »/, guarded, con- 
 fined ; guarding, on guard : fr. 
 iv, <ppovpd. 
 
 'Efi(l)pu)v,ovog, b, >), in his senses, 
 wise, prudent : fr. iv, <ppi]v. 
 
 'Efi(l)vy)g,iog,b, t), poet. im]»lanted 
 by nature, natural, innate ; same 
 as tfjiipvTog. 
 
 'Efi^vXog, & 'EfKpvXiog, b, t), of 
 the same tribe, internal, domes- 
 tic : fr. iv, tpvXy'i. 
 
 'E/x^vg, vaa, iv, gen. vvTog, in- 
 hering, adhering to ; a. 2. part. 
 fr. ivi<pvv, vg, v ; fr. ip.<pvpi, to 
 be born in, grow together, ad- 
 here : fr. iv, (pvfii : see tpvg. 
 
 'E/i0i;o'aa>, CJ, to breathe or blow 
 in or upon, inflate, inspire ; f. 
 i/trw, a. 1. ive(pv(TTj(Ta, ag, t : fr. 
 iv, tpvffdio, to blow. 
 
 'Efi(pv(Tr)fia, aTog, to, a blowing 
 upon, that wliich is blown in or 
 upon, a puffing up: fr. perf. pass. 
 of the above. 
 
 'EfiipvTOQ, b, rj, innate, natural, 
 implanted, ingi'afted : fr. 
 
 'Efi^vit), f. vffw, perf. ifiTrf<j>ri:a, 
 to generate or produce in, im- 
 plant : fr. iv, <pvu). 
 
 'Efixpvxog, b, y), animated, living, 
 breathing : fr. iv, 4'^X^' 
 
 'EfiCJv, gen. pi. of iiiog. 
 
 ENA 
 
 'EN, {hi & tiv poet.) in, at, on, 
 upon ; governs a dat. & signifies 
 rest ; by, with ; as iv 0o/3y ; a- 
 niong, us iv vfuv ; on account 
 of, to, concerning, for, towards, 
 through: for ^ia,within; against, 
 before, near, in the j)ower of, 
 during : iv ^doif, sc. ot»c</>, in the 
 lower regions ; iv tp, sc. xp6v(p, 
 whilst ; iv TovTip, in the mean 
 time ; iv Ttp <pavepi{i, ijJKpavfl, 
 openly. In the Scrij)tures it is 
 used by a Hebraism for almost 
 all the prepositions. In compo- 
 sition it signifies in, to, against 
 among ;'aIso, increase, or defect 
 
 'Ev, for tv9a, there ; & tv for 
 tvi, i. e. ivtcTTi, it is permitted, 
 possible. 
 
 'Ev, one, nom. sing, n. g. fr. tig, 
 fiia, iv, one. 
 
 'Ei' dfiti(3ovTi, scil. xp6v(i>, i. e. 
 alternately. 
 
 "Em, ag, d, Dor. for 'ivt], rjg, y), 
 in the evening, late. Th. evog, 
 ov, b, a year. 
 
 'Evaytipu), f. tpw, to assemble, 
 gather m : fr. iv, dytipio. 
 
 'EvayyjQ, tog, 6, »/, guilty of a 
 crime which demands expiation, 
 execrable, devoted, accursed : 
 fr. iv, liyog. 
 
 'Evayi^oi, f. ffio, to pay a vow, 
 offer a sacrifice, perform funeral 
 rites : fr. iv, liyog. Hence 
 
 'Evdyi(Tfxa, aTog, to, & 
 
 'Evayi(Tpbg, ov, b, the perform- 
 ance of funeral rites. 
 
 'EvayicaXi^ofiai, to take in the 
 arms, embrace ; f. iaofiai, a. 1. 
 m. ti't}yKaXi(Tdfiyjv, w, aro, a. 1. 
 part. m. ivayKaXiadfxtvog : fr. 
 iv, c'lyKdXyj. Th. dyKoi, arms. 
 
 'EvayKvXdu}, w, f, 7;<tu>, to throw 
 with or fasten in a sling : fr. iv, 
 ayKvXyj. 
 
 'EvayKiovifUg, Att. for ivayK<jJvi- 
 (Tiic, 2 sing. f. 1. fr. 
 EvayKiovi^u), f. t<Ta>, to lean upon 
 the arm, recline : fr. iv, dyKoJv. 
 y^vayxog, adv. lately, recently : 
 fr. tv, ay XI, near. 
 Evdyio, f. ^u), perf. ivifxciy to 
 lead in or on, induce, urge, ex- 
 cite : fr. iv, dyu). 
 Ei'aywv(^o/iat, f. ioofiai, to op- 
 pose or resist, fight against : fr. 
 tv, dyiovi^ofiai. Th. dytbv. 
 Ei'ayioviog, b, >/, exercised in 
 contests, desirous of contests, 
 •ictivc, prepared for combat : fr. 
 the same th. 
 
 EvaOXkio, ut, f. rjffoj, to exercise 
 Jnany thing : fr. iv, d9Xt(t}. 
 Ei'fue, he dwelt, 3 sing. impf. 
 iiid, act. of rai'w, to dwell; f. ffu), 
 Ji'i'f. t'ivaiKa. 
 
 Ei'at/iog, 6, y), having blood ; 
 hloody : fr. iv, alfia. 
 'ENAI'Pii, to kill, spoil ; f. aput, 
 
 ENA 
 
 « 
 
 a. 1. ivTjpa, a. I. m. Ivrjpdfirfv. 
 Evaimfiog, b, y), fatal, ominous, 
 fit, becoming, auspicious, lucky, 
 favourable: fr. iv, alaa. Hence 
 
 'Evaiaiixiog, & -/^ov, adv. omin- 
 ously, suitably, at the right time. 
 
 'Evai(Tiog, b, y), auspicious, lucky: 
 fr. the same. 
 
 Evanopsopai, ovjxai, to be borne 
 aloft, float in, be in suspense : 
 fr. £1', aiMp'tu). 
 
 EvaXiyKiog, b, i), like, similar : 
 fr. iv, dXiyKLog. 
 
 EvdXiog, b, y), marine, maritime, 
 living in tlie sea : fr. iv, aXg. 
 EvaXXayi^, ijg, y), change, ex- 
 change, interchange : & 
 
 'Ei'aXXayjurt, aTog, rb, exchange, 
 barter, price : & 
 
 'EvaXXdt, alternately, in turns, 
 adv. fr. 
 
 'EvaXXarra;,to change,exchange, 
 interchange, barter, alternate, 
 turn ; f. ^w, pei*f. ivi^XXaxci : fr. 
 iv, dXXdaaiii, or -ttu>. 
 
 'EtuiXXoiiat, to leap upon or a- 
 mong, trample on : iv, tiXXofiai. 
 
 'EvaXXog,b,y), changed, inverted, 
 contrary, different ; tvaXXa, 
 which mutually change natures. 
 Th. dXXog, other. 
 
 'EvaXoy^Ttg, nom. pi. a. 2. pt. act. 
 fr. ivaXicTKio : fr. iv, dXi<TK(o, to 
 take ; f. aXuxsu), perf. yXiOKa, 
 Att. idXojKa, a. 2. iyXwv, a. 2. 
 inf. dXibvai, a. 2. part. dXovg, 
 dXovTog ; fr. iiXwi^ii. 
 
 'EvdXiog, 'EvaXoe,6,7y,maritime : 
 fr. iv, liXg. 
 
 'EvafttXyio, f. ^w, to milk into : 
 fr. iv, d^iXyoj. 
 
 'Evajjfia, arog, to, a band, fasten- 
 ing, thong of a javelin : fr. iv- 
 
 dTTTU). 
 
 'EvafxoifiaSig, adv. each in his 
 turn, by turns : fr. iv, dfitilSo}. 
 
 'EvavTa, adv. on the other liand ; 
 or for ivavTiov : fr. iv, avTi. 
 
 "EvavTi, before, in the presence 
 of ; with a gen. : fr. iv, avri. 
 
 'EvavTia, ag, contrary, opposite; 
 il ivavTiag, adv. opposite ; f. g. 
 fr. ivavTiog. 
 
 'EvavTif^iov, adv. against : fr. 
 
 'EvavTilSiog, 6, y), with adverse 
 force, an adversary : fr. iv, dvTi, 
 I3ia, force. 
 
 'EvavTUVfxivov for ivavTiovfit- 
 vov, gen. sing. part. pres. fr. 
 
 'EvavTioopLai, ovfiai ; f. woo^ai, 
 to oppose, contradict : ir'avTiog. 
 
 'EvavTiov, adv. same as tvavTi. 
 
 'EvavTioTTpayih), to be of an op- 
 posite party, be with the enemy: 
 fr. iv, dvTi, TrpdtJffu). 
 
 'EvavTiog, a, ov, contrary, oppo- 
 site, adverse : fr. iv, dvTiog, 
 against. Th. dvTi. Hence 
 
 'EvavTwTi]g, yjTog, >'/, contrariety: 
 
 'EvavTiioua, arog, to, opposition, 
 (205) 
 
 ENA 
 
 an obstacle, impediment : fr. iv^ 
 
 avTioofiai. 
 'Evavriiog, adv. on the contrary, 
 
 contrarily : fr. ivavTiog. 
 'EvavTiiofTig, tujg, y), ccmtradic- 
 
 tion, opposition, repugnance: fr. 
 
 ivavTLOOfxai. 
 'EvaK^, 3 sing. a. I. ind. act. of 
 
 vdatTio, to nuike level, f. ^oi. 
 'EvaTTtfifiKvvaTo, Ion. for ivairt- 
 
 dtiKvvvTo, they showe'd them- 
 selves, appeared ; 3 j)l. imperf. 
 
 pass.: fr. iv, dirb, dtiKvv^i. 
 'EvaTTtptiSofiai, f. iva-rrtptifTOfiai, 
 
 \)i'. ivaTrrjniKTfiai, to strengthen, 
 
 fix or faste^n upon, lean upon : 
 
 fr. iv, dnb, iptidio. 
 'EvaTrodtiKvvfii, to demonstrate, 
 
 show : fr. iv, tiTro, StiKi'v/xi. 
 'EvaTTodyjutto, to live in a foreign 
 
 land : fr. iv, dTroCyjfiiu). 
 'Eva7ro9vy](TKio, to die in : fr. iv, 
 
 diro9vy)nKio, f. 9avovixai. 
 'EvaTTOKvjStvvj, to play with dice: 
 
 fr. iv, ttTTO, Kv[3tVU). 
 
 'EvaTroXai.il3dv(jj,to intercept, en- 
 close in : fr. iv, dirb, Xa^^dvu). 
 
 'Ev air oXXviii, to destroy in ; mid. 
 to perish in : fr. iv, aTroXXv^i. 
 
 'EvaTTovii^ofiai, f, iaofiai, to wash 
 in : fr. iv, dizb, vi^oj. 
 
 'EvaTroTraTtu), d, to stool in : fr. 
 £1', aTTO, TraTtio. 
 
 'EvaTTorrvtu), f. tv<T<i),to expire or 
 die in : fr. iv, dirb, tti/ew. 
 
 'Ei'rt7rori0///ii, to lay down, lay 
 aside, deposit in. Th. Ti9y]fii. 
 
 'EvaTTOTiio, f. Tau), to pay in : fr. 
 iv, dirb, Ti'oj. 
 
 'Eva7ro\l/v'xu), f. ^to, to die in, 
 leave one's excrements in : fr. 
 iv, aTTO, y\/vx<>>- 
 
 'EvdiTTU), f. •^ix), to fasten to or 
 upon, set on fire : fr. iv, aTTTto. 
 
 'Evapa, Ta, spoils or arms taken 
 from the killed : fr. ivaipat. 
 
 'Evdpyti, Dor. for ivrjpyti, 3 sing, 
 impf. ind. act. fr. ivtpyiut. 
 
 'Evapytiog, & 'Evapyatg, clearly, 
 distinctly, openly ; adv. fr. 
 
 'ENAPrH'2, tog, b, »/, clear, dis- 
 tinct, evident, bright, vivid : fr. 
 iv, dpyog. 
 
 'EvdptTog, b, y), virtuous : fr. iv, 
 
 dptTTJ. 
 
 'Evaptjg, tog, b, y), to be execra- 
 ted : fr. iv, dpd, ag, y), cui*se, 
 imprecation. So ivapitg or ivd- 
 pitg, suffering under a certain 
 execrable malady, Herod. 
 
 'Evapi^io, f. t^tu, perf. %«? to kill, 
 spoil, strip : fr. ivaipio. 
 
 'Evapi9fitijj, a, f. ijfftj, to reckon 
 in the number : fr. iv, dpi9ix6g. 
 
 'Evapi9^iog, Sc 'Evdpi9pog, b, t), 
 numbered with or among, reck- 
 oned of value : fr. iv, dpi9fi6g. 
 
 'Evapifi(3poTog, ov, 6, killing men, 
 a homicide : fr. ivaipuj, jSpoTog. 
 
 'Evdpi^t, a. 1. ind. act. poet. & 
 
 ",■■ " 
 
 t 
 
 i 
 
ENA 
 
 Dor.forlvapiffe; tvapi?oi,3sing. 
 f. 1. opt. act. of IvapiKi*^, to kill. 
 
 *Evapic£(Ta, or ivapKijaa, ag, £, a. 
 l.ind.act.of va/OKftu, to benumb, 
 be benumbed. Th. vapKq. 
 
 'EvapfioKoJ, f. offu), pf. ivT)p^OKa, 
 to apply to, adjust, fit, accom- 
 modate : I'r. tv, apfio^cu. Th. 
 apijj. 
 
 *Evapp.6vioQybf r)y well-fitted, har- 
 monious : fr. kvy app.ovia. 
 
 'EvapfioKai, Dor. for lvop^6(Tat, 
 a. 1. inf. act. fr. ivapfxoWi f. o^w- 
 
 'Evap^cifitvoQ, a. 1. part. m. fr. 
 ivdpxofiaL, to begin. 
 
 'Evflpov, they killed, 3 pi. a. 2. 
 act. for tptjpov, or iivapov, iQ,(, 
 of ivaipu), to kill. 
 
 'Evap^opot;, a spoiler ; for ivaprj- 
 ^opog : fr. tvapa, ^tpw. 
 
 'Evapx^/^^'j to be<;in ; f. tvapKo- 
 fiai, a. 1. m. Ivrjp^d fiTjv, w, aro, 
 I began ; a. 1. m. part, trap^a- 
 fiepog : fr. iv, dp\ofiai. Th. 
 
 apxv- 
 'EvdpiOy f. dpcru), to fit in, insert : 
 
 fr. iv, dpio. 
 'Evag, Dor, for tvr]gy in the even- 
 ing ; fr. ivTj. 
 'EvdaOqv, I dwelt, a. 1. pass, of 
 
 vdujy obs. for vaiio^ to dwell. 
 'Evaffmdou), io, f. wcro), to arm 
 
 with a shield : fr. tv, d<nrig. 
 'Evaffaa^l have fixed in a habita- 
 tion; a. 1. ind. act. poet, tvacrad- 
 
 firjVf (u, OTO, a. 1. ind. m. poet. 
 
 fr. vdio, obs. for vaiu). 
 'Evaralog^ a,ovy on the ninth day. 
 'Evdrr], the ninth ; poet, iorivvd- 
 
 TTj : fr. fevvga, nine. 
 'EvauXi^o;, f. <Ta>, & 'EvavXic^ofiai, 
 
 f. i(TO[iat, to lodge in, encamp in: 
 
 fr. fev, avXrj. 
 'EvavXiadfitvog, a. 1. part. m. of 
 
 the same. 
 'EvavXog, 6, r), resounding with 
 
 pipes or flutes ; still sounding in 
 
 the ear, fresh, recent ; musical ; 
 
 subst. a pipe : fr. tv, avXog. 
 'EvavXog, ov, u, a resting-place, 
 
 habitation, hall, fold, stable, 
 
 stall, torrent, i*avine, hollow way, 
 
 defile, ditch : fr. tv, avXr). 
 'Evav^dviOj f. ^»]<ra*, to nourish 
 
 or increase in : fr. iv, avKdvu). 
 *Ei/aii<Tfta,aroc,T6,fuel, kindling, 
 
 a spark ; encouragement : fr. 
 'Evavvj, to kindle, excite, en- 
 courage : fr. tv, avu). 
 'Eva(pii]^iyf.tva<pr]<Tu), pcrf.tva0- 
 
 «T/crt, to cast in, insert, let loose: 
 
 fr. tv, dcpirjfxi. 
 'Ev^ate, ai^og, 6, r/, with torches: 
 
 fr. tv, dntg. 
 'Ev^aicvw, f. Sri^ofiaiy to fix the 
 
 teeth in, bite : fr. tv, duKVut. 
 'EvdaKpviOy f. yVui, to weep in or 
 
 for : fr. tv, daKpvw. 
 'EvcaTTiog, a, ov, indigenous, na- 
 tive : fr. ivSov, Sdnog. 
 
 ENA 
 
 *Ev^arto/iat, ov^aiy fut. ijffofiai, 
 to divide, share, distribute : fr. 
 tv, Sarsofiai. 
 
 'Ev iiy poet, for tvi)v it or tvf)- 
 aav it. but he was orthcv were 
 present. Also, tv ^t. Ion. for 
 
 tTTt CE. 
 
 Ev^i^v/itvoi, clothed, nom. pi. 
 
 pf. })art. pas.s. fr. ivSvojy to put 
 
 on ; f. vau)y perf. ivdiivKa, a, 1. 
 tvidvaa : fr. tv, 5i/w. 
 
 'Ev^ttt, tv^ti, impers. it is want- 
 ing, necessary : & 
 
 'Ei'^tttrrtpov, & 'EvcttaTipiog, 
 more sparingly, adv. compar. fr. 
 
 'Ev^t;)C) «oc, o, r/, destitute, want- 
 ing, in want, needy, jioor, in- 
 ferior, deficient : fr. tv, cto). 
 Hence 
 
 'Ev^tta, agy r/, poverty, want, 
 need, deficiency. 
 
 'Ev^tiyjua, arog, ro, a proof, ma- 
 nifestation : fr. 
 
 'EvitiKVVfii, to show, exhibit, in- 
 dicate, manifest, make known, 
 give proof of, perform, do, ac- 
 cuse, make a show of ; pres. 
 pass. ivitiKvvfiaiy <rai, rai, 3 pi. 
 ivctiKvvvTai, pr. inf. ivdtiKvv- 
 cOaty f. m. tv^et^o/xai, perf.pass. 
 tv^tctiy^aijii. 1. m. tvt^ft^a'/iijv, 
 w, aro, a. 1 . imperat. m. t v^tt^at, 
 -daOtJy a. 1. subj. m. tvSti^ujfiai, 
 y, ijTai : fr. tv, itiKVVfU. 
 
 'EvitiKTo, for tvtciCtiKTOy he had 
 been shown, 3 sing, plupf. pass, 
 of the above. 
 
 'EvhiKig, tbjg, y), a declaration, 
 indication, manifestation, de- 
 monstration. 
 
 "Ev^t/ca, tit, ai, Ta, eleven ; un- 
 decl. fr. tv, one, itKa, ten. 
 
 'EvStKaKtgy adv. eleven times : & 
 
 'EvifKdTTTjxvg, vog, 6, >;, eleven 
 cubits long : fr. tvc^tjca, 7r/)x"C« 
 
 'Ev^tK:araIoc,a,ov, for 1 1 days: & 
 
 'EvSsKarog, r], ov, the eleventh : 
 fr. 'ivltica. 
 
 'Evi'tKtaBai, Ion. for tvl'txtaQaiy 
 to admit, approve. Th. iixofxai. 
 
 'EvitX'tx^ia, Att. for tvrtXtxt'ct, 
 ag, »/, perfection, completeness, 
 continuance, constancy : & 
 
 'Ev^t\(x«t«^> to use incessantly, be 
 constant or continual : fr. 
 
 'Ev^tXtxvc, for tvrtXtx^/Cj ^oc, 6, 
 r), permanent, perpetual, con- 
 stant, perfect : fr. ivTtXi]g ; fr. 
 tv, TtXogy txw. 
 
 'Ev^tXcX'^tu, f. tVw, to continue, 
 be diligent : & 
 
 'Ev^tXfxto^/^oc, ov, 6, assiduity, 
 continuation : & 
 
 'Ev^tXf xtiie, adv. constantly, assi- 
 duously : fr. ivitXtxVQ- 
 
 'Ei'diKia, adv. to the right, aptly, 
 dexterously : & 
 
 'EvdtKtoofiai, ovfiaiy to take hold 
 of with the right hand : fr. 
 
 'Ev^t^iog, a, ov, at the right Iiand, 
 (206) 
 
 ENA 
 
 prosperouSjhappy , of good omen ; 
 dexterous, skilful : fr. tv, it^ia, 
 
 'Evciofiaiy f. StijffOfiaiy to want, 
 be in want of ; be bound, be 
 obliged. See ivitu). 
 
 'Ev^ttr/za, arogy rby a chain : i^ 
 
 'Evitn^iwy w, f. r]<TiUf to tie up, 
 bind, fasten : & 
 
 'EvctrrfitviOy the same : & 
 
 'Ei'Stfffiog, ov, 6, a binding, band, 
 bond, chain, bundle : fr. tv, Ckj. 
 fibg, fr. itit). 
 
 'Evisxtrai, it is possible or law. 
 ful, may be done, impers. fr. 
 
 'EvStxofJiai, y, trai, to admit, re- 
 ceive, take on oneself, ajiprove ; 
 f. iviiKofxai, perf. tvitity^ai : 
 fr. Ivy itxf>ficii' 
 
 'EvdtxofJitvogy possible, lawful ; 
 pres. part. fr. the above. 
 
 'Ev^fw, ui, f. iyffoj, to bind, tie, 
 fasten, involve ; f. ctijau), to be 
 wanting or deficient, be in need 
 of : fr. tv, itu). 
 
 'EvitCJg, adv. imperfectly, insuf- 
 ficiently : fr. ivcii}g. 
 
 'Ev^/;Xoc, 6, >y, very clear, mani- 
 fest, evident : fr. tv, iijXog. 
 
 'Evii]fiiuj, w, to inhabit, be at 
 home or in one's own countrv, 
 f. ijffiOy perf. tvSti^^ijKa : fr. iv, 
 dijfiog. 
 
 'EvSijfiiog vovaogy a disease pe- 
 culiar to any peo])le, an ende- 
 mic disease : fr. the same th. 
 Ev^7;/ioe, 6, >), being in one's 
 own city or house, domestic, 
 civil, of the same country : fr. 
 the same th. 
 
 ^EviidaffKoi'y Ion. for tvtiiaov, 3 
 pi. impf. ind. act. of Ivcidu), to 
 sleep at noon ; live in the open 
 air ; retire to a shady place, so- 
 journ in. Th. tvCiog, meridian. 
 
 'EvdiafidXXitty f. /3aXa), pf. ir^iu- 
 (3t(3X7]Ka, to criminate, slander, 
 defame : fr. tv, ^ta/3a'XXw. 
 
 'Ev^ta'^troe, 6, 7/, internal, men- 
 tal : fr. tv, iiaTiOijfii. 
 
 'EvciaGpvTTTOfiaty to be mocked 
 or scorned : & 
 'EvSiaOpvTTTWy to disdain ; livi' 
 luxuriously, riot in : fr, tv, cia, 
 
 OpVTTTW. 
 
 'EvSiaiTdofiai, to abide or dwell 
 in : fr. tv, iiaiTa. 
 
 'Ev^caTrptTTw, to excel in, be dis- 
 tinguished : fr. tv, iidy TrptTTw. 
 
 'EvdiaTd(T(TU)y f. ^w, to aiTange or 
 set in order in, array in : fr. iv, 
 
 Suiy Taacru). 
 'Ev^iarpT'/Sw, f. xpu), to remain in 
 
 a i)lace, sojourn or spend ones 
 
 time in, dwell upon, rest upon : 
 
 fr. tv, iidy rpi/3u>. 
 'EvtiaTpiTTTtoi'y to be dealt m ; 
 
 verb. adj. of the same. 
 'EphcdffKWy to teach, instruct in; 
 
 f. KiOy perf. tvSi iiiaxo^ '- fr- '*' 
 
 SiSdaKu. 
 
 ENA 
 
 'Ei'iiCopai, to yield, give back, 
 jrive up ; pres. inf. act. fr. ivdi- 
 
 Ciof.U. 
 
 'EvciivffKOfiaiyto be clothed; with 
 an ace; impf. ivtiiivaKo^i^v, ov, 
 (TO, a frequentative of ivdvofiai, 
 to be clothed : fr. tv, £vu). 
 
 'EvCiCvatCio, to clothe : fr. ivSvu). 
 
 'Ei'CiSujfii, f. ivSwauty to give or 
 deliver up, afford, exhibit,betray, 
 give in or into, yield, give way, 
 relax, permit ; flow into, enter. 
 Th. Sidio^t, to give. 
 
 'Evci£<rav, they drove, set on, 
 pui'sued ; for tvt^itaav, 3 pi. 
 impf. ind. act. ; fr. tviitjfjii, (as 
 hiOtcrav fv. ri0/;/it,) for iiu)Ku}. 
 Th. iiu). ^ ^ 
 
 'Ei'diKog, by r), poet, for CiKaiog, 
 just : fr. tv, SiKt]. 
 
 'Evl'iva, rdy the intestines, en- 
 ti'ails : fr. tvboyfy within. 
 
 Ei't^ivtw, w, to turn, whirl about: 
 fr. tv, ^ivtui. 
 
 K\A102, «, ov, of or at noon, 
 meridian, in the open air ; tv- 
 ciov, subst. for ^tarpi/3/), a 
 dwelling, abode, den. Hence 
 ii'iidojy to sleep at noon : fr. tv, 
 'Atrg gen. Aiog. 
 
 Evci(ltpiog, by //, in a chariot or 
 seat ; a guest, among the Thra- 
 cians, who used seats instead of 
 couches at their entertainments: 
 fi'. tv, ci<l>pog. 
 
 'Ei'Coyti'tjg, tog, b, »/, bom with- 
 in : fr. tvcov, yiuofiai. 
 
 'EvCoQtv, adv. from within : & 
 
 'Ei'CoOi, poet, within, in : fr. tv- 
 cov. 
 
 'EfCoT, within, Dor. for ivdov. 
 
 'Fa'Coui^io, f. dmoy to doubt, wa- 
 ver, hesitate : fr. tv, coidZoj, fr. 
 I'ot//. Th. dvio. Hence 
 
 'EvCoidainog, 6, //, & 'Ev^oiatrrof , 
 »), ov, doubtful, uncertain : & 
 
 'E.vcoia(Tnbg, ov, b, & 'EvSoiaffig, 
 iwQ, j), a doubting. 
 
 '^viop.dxag, a, b, poet. & Dor. for 
 
 'Evco/xax^?e> ovy by fighting with- 
 in, at home, on liis own dung- 
 liill : fr. tvSov, fiaxo^iai. 
 F.i>i6py]aig, tioi:, »;, a structure, 
 building within, mole, buttress 
 raised to support a wall : fr. the 
 obsol. tvc^o/ifw. Th. iffiijj. 
 Ei'^ojiiuX^tu, u>, to lie concealed 
 within : & 
 
 '^vcopvxog, by //, dwelling with- 
 
 Jn, hidden : fr. tvdoVy nvxbg. 
 ENAON, within ; adv. & for tv. 
 Hence tvSoOtVy from within ; 
 
 ^ ivcoOiy within. 
 
 'Ev^o^d^w, to glorify, honour ; 
 f. d(To), perf. IvCtco^aKay perf. 
 pass. ti'CtCo^afffxaiy a. 1. pass. 
 tvfio^daOiiVy i]g, t), a. 1. subj. 
 pass, ivbo^aa^u), a. 1. inf. ivio- 
 KdaOijvai : fr. tv, SoKct. Th. co- 
 
 ENA 
 
 *Ev^o^og, by y), noble, glorious, 
 honourable ; tvCoKa, ru, splen- 
 did actions ; comp. tvCoKoTtpog, 
 superl. ivdoKbrarog : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 'EvCoKiog, adv. gloriously. 
 
 'EvdoffifioVy ov, TOy the exordium 
 of a speech, prelude of a song ; 
 occasion, opportunity : & 
 
 'Evi6<Ttjjiogy by if, giving way or 
 up ; freely given : & 
 
 'Evioaigy tujg, »/, a giving way, 
 remission : fr. ivdicojfii. Th. ^t- 
 
 'EvCoTarog, t), ov, innermost : & 
 
 'EvdoTUTiog, adv. most inwardly, 
 farthest within, Superl. 
 
 'EvboTipog, a, ov, interior, far- 
 ther within : & 
 
 'Ev^ortpo*, adv. more inwardly, 
 farther in, comp. fr. ivcov. 
 
 'E.vdov7rfui, Cjy f. i]au), to resound 
 in falling upon or into : fr. tv, 
 
 SoVTTtUi. 
 
 'EvSpofilg, idog, »/, a buskin or 
 boot worn by hunters and in 
 foot-races, fur mantle worn after 
 gymnastic exercises : fr. tv, 5p6- 
 
 'Evipoffog, by //, sprinkled or wet 
 
 with dew : fr. tv, ^poffo^. 
 'Ev^pyov, ovy rby the heart or 
 
 pith of a tree, wooden pin fas- 
 tening the beam of a plough to 
 
 the yoke : fr. tv, Spvg. 
 'EvdpvtjjStigy tog, b, »/, woody : fr. 
 
 tv, SpvojSijg, oaken. Th. dpvg. 
 "EvSvKtg & 'EvSvKiojg, with a 
 
 ready mind, diligently, kindly, 
 
 carefully ; poet. adv. 
 'Evdvfia, arog, to, a gannent, 
 
 clothing, dress : fr. tvcvu). 
 "Evdi'fii, the same as h'vvuj, aor. 
 
 2. tv'tCvv, vg, V. 
 'EvSwafiob), Cj, to strengthen ; f. 
 
 w(T(t)y ]>erf. ivStCvvdfuoKa, a. 1. 
 
 ivt5vvdfi(t)(Ta, pres. pass, tviv- 
 
 vafiovfiai, to grow strong, impf. 
 
 pass, ivtcvvafioofxtpf ovfiriv, 
 
 oov ov, oiTO ovro, a. 1. pass. 
 
 tvtSvva^ijj9)]v: fr. tv, Svvafioio. 
 
 Th. Svvafiai. 
 'EvSvvacTTtvu), to effect by means 
 
 of influence and power, rule in 
 
 or among : fr. tv, Ivvaartvu). 
 'EvivvTtg,\\on\. pi. pres. part. fr. 
 
 tvcvfii, or aor. 2. part. fr. ivi- 
 
 ivv, of 
 'Ev^v'vw, to enter, go, or creep 
 
 into, put on ; f. ti'^d'aoj, a. 2. 
 
 ivibvvy vgy v : fr. tVyivio, Svvw, 
 
 & dvfll. 
 
 'ENilYO, quickly ; as if in two 
 
 moments. 
 'EvCvffOy having put on, a. 2. part. 
 
 f. g. fr. tvivg, vvTog, of tvCvfii. 
 
 Th. Svfjii, or ivu), to enter. 
 'EvCvadfxtvog, tj,ov,sl 1. part. m. 
 'EvSvaaffOt, 2 pi. a, 1. imperat. m. 
 
 ivdvaart, 2 plur. a. 1. imperat. 
 (207) 
 
 ENE 
 
 act. fr. tvSvio, to put on. 
 
 'EvSvffig, iiog, i), a going or creep- 
 ing into, entering, putting on, 
 clothing : fr. tvdvu). 
 
 'EvdvffTvx^io, at, f. r](T(t), to be un- 
 fortunate in : fr. tv, dvcrrvx^i*'- 
 
 'E,vSvTi)p, rjpog, b, put on, used 
 as clothing : & 
 
 'Ev^i;roc, 6, //, the same : fr. 
 
 'Ev^ua>, 'Ev^u'vtu, & 'EvSvofiai, 
 to go in or into, enter, creep in 
 or up, into, put on, clothe (an- 
 other), invest; with a double ace. ; 
 f. tiVw, a, 1. tviiv(Ta,Si. l.imper. 
 ivivcToi', dru), perf. tvStSvKa, 
 perf. pass. ivStSvixai, part, tvc^t- 
 ivfitvoc, clad, invested, a. 1. m. 
 tvtdvadjXTji^, lo, aTO, a. 1. im- 
 perat. m. tvSvaai, daOu), a. 1. 
 subj. m. tvdvrrujfiai, y, rjTaiy 2 
 pi. tvdvffTjaOt, a. 1. inf. m. tvdv- 
 aaaOat, to clothe oneself, part. 
 
 fr. 
 
 tv* 
 
 dv 
 
 vijj, or 
 
 tvSvaafitvog 
 
 dvvui. 
 'Evt/3aXov, tg, t, aor. 2. ind. act. 
 
 of tjLt/3dXXa». 
 'Ej'£/3ij3a(Ttv, a. 1. ind. act. of t/i- 
 
 l3ifidt(o, to place upon ; f. dffio : 
 
 fr. tv, /3t/3d^w. 
 'Evf (ipifirjffdfirjv, w, aTo, a, 1. m. 
 
 of tfi(3pifidoiJiat, to murmur. Th. 
 
 (3pkfA(o, the same. 
 'Evtyyvdoj, & -do^ai, to promise, 
 
 be bail, surety for: fr. iv,tyyvri. 
 'Evtyyvrjcra, 1 promised, a. I. Ion. 
 
 of the above, for tvrjyyvtjaa. 
 'Evtyyvg, the same as iyyvg, 
 
 near. 
 'EvtyKai, to have brought, a. 1. 
 
 inf. act. iv'tyKag, a. 1. part. fr. 
 
 ■tivtyKa, a. 1. act. iv'tyKavTo, 3 pL 
 
 a. 1. m. Ion. ivtyKdaQaiy a. 1. 
 
 inf. m. tvtyKdru), 3 sing. a. 1. 
 
 imperat. act. & 
 'Evf-yjcttv, a. 2. inf. act. & 
 'Evf yKOv, a. 2. ind. t vtyjcuj v, ovaa, 
 
 bvy a. 2. part. fr. the obsol. tv'ty- 
 
 KUi, for <l>tpiOy to bring ; f. o'kto). 
 'Evtdiiov, 3 sing. impf. act. fr. 
 
 hdoijj. See tdidovv. 
 'Evkipa, ag, y, a snare, ambush, 
 
 sitting down in a place ; as Insi- 
 
 dice, fr. sedeo ; and thence 
 'Evt^ptuw, to lie in wait, plant an 
 
 ambush ; with an ace. ; f. ttxru), 
 
 perf. ivrjdptVKu, a. 1. ivf)dptv<Ta, 
 
 imperat. tvtCptvffoi', drtu : fr. t v, 
 
 'iSpa. Th. t^ofiai. 
 'Evtipov, ov, TO, the same as tv- 
 
 tSpa. 
 'Evtdpog, 6, »/, resident, inhabit- 
 ant : fr. the same. 
 'Evt^v, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. of 
 
 fV^V/Ltt. 
 
 'Evtcvffa, aq, t, 3 pi. tvtivffaVf 
 a. 1. ind. act. of Ivdvu). 
 
 'EvttiKa,ag,f,for ivtiKa or ?;vty- 
 ica, a. 1. ind. act. of IvtiKCJ, for 
 tvtyicui, obs. for (f>fpu), to bring. 
 
 'Evtj^ictv, poet. & Ion. for tviJKtv, 
 
ENE 
 
 ENE 
 
 3 sinK. a. 1. ind. act. or perf. act.f'ENEKA Sc"EveKtv, poet. E'tV«»ca 
 
 of €iur;/ii,to put in : fr. ivj'irjfii, 
 to send. Th. ea>, to send. 
 'Ev£^oftai,to sit in, lie in wait in : 
 
 fr. h^, 'iCofiat. 
 'El'tBtig, tvTog, diluted, infused, 
 
 a. 1. part. pass. kvtOfjvai, a. 1. 
 
 inf. pass. fr. tvitji^i. See trs- 
 
 'Ei^iOrjKttf ac, c, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 tvTidij^u, to put upon ; f. Ot'iau), 
 perf. TeOtiKO, a. 2. tOtjv. 
 
 'iivtOil^io, i. iau), to be accustom- 
 ed : fr. i9i!^uf. 
 
 'EvtOvfitiOrj, he repented, 3 sing. 
 a. 1. ind, pass. fr. ivOv^'tOfiai. 
 
 *EveiSuj, to look upon : fr. Iv, 
 
 'Evutjv, pres. opt. fr. tvf i/xt, to be 
 present ; fr. tv, tifii, to be : or 
 a. 2. opt. act. fr." ivir}fii, to cast 
 in ; for 'irini makes in a. 2. opt. 
 act. i'irjv, as riOrjfii, 0eii}v. 
 
 'EviiKU, poet, for eptKa, on ac- 
 count of. 
 
 'EvtiKUj ag, f, I brought, a. 1 . ind. 
 act. poet, for rivsyica ; tvuKai, 
 a. 1. inf. act. but trdicai, 3 sing. 
 a. 1. opt. act. iveiKag, sl. 1. part, 
 act. iviiKaro, 3 sing. a. 1. m. of 
 tveiKiOy obsol. for <p^p(x)y f. oicrw, 
 a. 1. r/vtyKa. 
 
 'EvtUeif, he might have brought, 
 3 sing. a. 1. opt. yEol. iveiKy, he 
 may bring, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. fr. 
 the same. 
 
 'EvfiXaw, -a;, to roll or wrap up 
 in, involve in ; f. rjcnoy a. 1. ivei- 
 \T](Ta, perf. ivfiXriKa : fr. Iv, 
 
 SlXkd). 
 
 'Evtifia, ae, €, 3 pi. ivufiaVj they 
 distributed, a. 1. ind. act. of vk- 
 /iw,f. vsfiuty perf. vivkfiTjKa, ^erf. 
 ni, vfvofxa. 
 
 'Evuftavy 1 pi. pres. poet, for 
 tvefTfiev ; fr. 
 
 'Ei'iifiij to be in, be present, be 
 able, exist ; tvtffri, &. by apoc. 
 Ion. tj/i, for toTi, it is lawful, 
 practicable, permitted ; to. ivov- 
 TUf pres. part. n. g. pi. num., 
 abilities, means : fr. tv, «//iit, to 
 be. 
 
 'Evtj'pw, f. tpto, to interweave, in- 
 tertwine : fr. tv, f jpw. 
 
 *Evttg, evTog, having sent ; f. g. 
 helaa, n. g. iv'ev, a. 2. part. act. 
 of tvitjui : fr. iv, irj^jit, to send, 
 f. i'jffujj pei-f. flica, a. 2. rjv. 
 
 *Evn(T9ai, perf. inf. pass. fr. tv 
 irjfii. Th. eu), perf. pa.ss. tlfiai. 
 
 'Ev fieri, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. fr. 
 IvHfii, to be present. Th. ti/it. 
 
 'Kvti^^ft, Ion. for tvtexc, 3 sing. 
 
 impf. fr. ivfx'^^i *^ '^^^^j press, 
 have in mind. 
 'Evfix^riv, I was brought. Ion. for 
 V^fX^^^f *^- ^' pass. ivexOtig, 
 II. 1. part. pass, of tveiKiOj Ion. 
 for (pspivy f. oiffojy to bring. 
 
 & Ea-CfCEv, on account of, for the 
 
 sake of ; adv. governing a gen. 
 
 evficd <Tov, for your sake ; eviKci 
 
 yt }pT](pi<Tfidriov, as far as decrees 
 
 are concerned ; sometimes un- 
 derstood, as Ttfg dperiig, for 
 
 'ivtKa Tijg dpfTyjg ; ov 'iviKU re- 
 lates to tlie tinal cause ; fr. which 
 is ovviKa, wherefore, as rovve- 
 Ka, fr. Tov evtKa, on this ac- 
 count, therefore. 
 
 'EvkKiLTo, was lying or contained 
 in, 3 sing. impf. fr. tyKtifiai : fr. 
 £V, Ktifxai, to lie ; f. Ktitro^iai. 
 
 'EveKtK6\airTO,3 sing, plupf. pass, 
 of lyKoXcLTTTU), to eugi^avc. Th 
 KoXaiTTotf to beat in, f. t^w, perf. 
 pass. KtKoXafif-iai, xpai, Ttrai. 
 
 'EvEKfVTpiaOrjv, rjg, Tjy I was in- 
 grafted, a. 1. ind. pass. fr. tyKtv- 
 Tpi^it), to ingraft ; f. tfftu, perf. 
 lyKfKsvTQiKa : fr. iv, KsvTpov, a 
 goad. Th. Kevrkhj, to prick. 
 
 'EvtKiffffwv, 3 pi. impei-f. act. of 
 iyKiaffdoj. 
 
 'EvsKUTTTo^rjv,! was impeded, de- 
 layed, inipcrf. pa.ss. fr. tyfcorrrw, 
 f. ypio, a. 1. iviKO\paj pei*f. lyKe- 
 KO(pa : fr. iv, kotttu). 
 
 'EvtKOTet, 3 sing, imperf. act. of 
 iyKOTEb), to hate, be enraged 
 with. Th. KOTog, malice. 
 
 'EvkKo\pa, ag, f, a. 1. ind. act. see 
 iviKonro^yjv. 
 
 'EvtKpv^a, ag, e, a. 1. ind. act. 
 fr. iyKpvTTTu), to hide, conceal. 
 Th. KpvTTTU), to hide. 
 
 'EvtKTsov, it must be carried, 
 verb. adj. fr. 06pw,tobear; perf. 
 pass. i)viyiJiaiy tat, ktoi. 
 
 'EviKvpiTa, 1 encountered, 3 plur. 
 iviKvpffav, a. 1. ind. act. of iy- 
 Kvpu). See iyKvpffag. Others 
 make it by sync, for iviKvprjaa. 
 
 'EvtKw, iviiKio, obs. the same as 
 0€pw, to bear, carry. 
 
 'EviXavvio, to drive, ride, drive 
 in, insert : fr. tv, iXavvio. 
 
 'EvtXiTrdvev, a, 1, act. of iXXnrai- 
 vio : fr, iv, Xnraivu), to fatten. 
 Th. XiTTog, tog, to, fat. 
 
 'EvtXiffffo), f. ?w, to roll or wrap 
 up in : fr. iv, iXiaaot. 
 
 'Evtfitio, f. i(T(o, to vomit in : fr. 
 iv, ifiiu). 
 
 'Evtf.ii]Or]v, a. 1. pass. fr. vf/xw, 
 to allot, feed, f. vf/iw, perf. vtvi- 
 fiilKa, a. 1. ivfifxa. 
 
 'Evtvi]KovTa, for ivvtvrjKoVTa, 
 ninety. Th. ivvia, nine. 
 
 'Ej'f j'ijro, he had thought, Ion. for 
 ivtvoiiTO, by contr. 3 sing. plu}>f. 
 ])ass. of voiio. Th. voog. 
 
 'V.v{:v'nnv, Ion. & 'EviviirTi, Att. 
 redupl. for {jvnrTt, 3 sing, im- 
 pei"f. act. of iviiTTio, same as 
 ii'tTTiv. Th. tnio. 
 Evtvitnru}, same as ivfiru}, poet. 
 Evtvovfitv, we were thinking, 1 
 (208) 
 
 ENE 
 
 pi. impf. ind. act. of ivvoiio : ^ 
 'EvtvvjKdffi, Ion. contr. for irt- 
 voT]Ka<Ti, 3 pi. perf. ind. act. ir. 
 ivvokio. Th. voog. 
 
 'EvtvuivTO, they had thought, for 
 ivtv6i)VT0, 3 pi. plupf. pass, of 
 the same verb. 
 
 'Evt^ovaidlofiai, f. dao^ai, pcif. 
 ivtKovtTiaffficu, to assume or ex- 
 ercise power : fr, iv, iKovaia. 
 
 'Ei'tbg, rj, 6v, dumb, deaf, dull, 
 stupid : prob. fr. a, avu). 
 
 ' EvtoTT07roiii(TaTo, 3 si»g. a. 1. 
 ind. m. fr. vtoTTOTToitopai, to 
 hatch : fr. vtoTTog, rrodu). 
 
 'Eveoxf^'f 3 sing. a. 2. ind, act. 
 of vtoxfi'^io, Cj, to innovate : fr. 
 viox^^^Qj new, Th, rtog. 
 
 'EvtTrdyrjoav, 3 pi. a, 2. ind, puss, 
 fr, ifi-m'iyvv^n, to stick or lix 
 into : iv, Triiyvvfii, or Tnjyvvw. 
 
 'V.viirui^ov, 1 was deriding, im- 
 perf, act, & 
 
 'EvfTraiKa, ag, «, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 i^Trail^u), to deride, f. Kio, pnf. 
 i^nrtTraixd '■ fi'- iv, Trai^io. 
 
 'Evtiraix^Tjv, a. 1, pass, of the 
 same verb. 
 
 'EvtrraKtv, he stuck in. Dor. for 
 iviTTtjKtv, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 fr. ifiTTi'iyvvfii, f. iiKto. 
 
 'EvtirtTTopTTtaTo, Ion. for irtm- 
 
 TTOpTTTJVTO, 3 pi. ])lupei-f. ])ar^S. (if 
 
 ifiTTopTrdu), or Tropirto}, to fastm 
 
 with a clasp. Th. iropTn], u 
 
 clasp. 
 'Eviirttjov, they fell upon, 3 \)\. 
 
 a. 2. ind. act. of ifiTriTTTO). ►See 
 
 TTiTrro), to fall. 
 'EvtTTtTavvvtg, you were exi>an(l- 
 
 ing, 2 sing. impf. of ipTrtTaivvu). 
 'Evtrrt'iytro, 3 sing, impf. act. of 
 
 ifiTrijyvvui, to stick or fix into: 
 
 fr. iv, TTtjyvvixi, f. ^a>, to fasttn. 
 
 The tenses of verbs ending in 
 
 yvvio, or yvvfxi, are formed fr. 
 
 those ending in yio. 
 'Evt'rrXi]<Ter](jav,'6 pi. a. 1. pass. 
 
 ivtTrXria9r]v, of ifiTrXijOo), t<» till; 
 
 f. aio, j)f. ifiTTtTrXijKa, a. 1. n«- 
 
 TrXri<Ta : fr. iv, irXiiOio, to till. 
 
 Th. nXfog. 
 'Evtnvivaav, 3 pi. a. 1. act. Ir. 
 
 ifiTTviu), to breathe into : fr. iv, 
 
 TTviu), to breathe, f. irvtvaoj. 
 'Ei'cttvvvOtjv, Tjg, »j,a. 1. ind. lass. 
 
 fr. tfjTTvv^i, to respire, revi\e: 
 
 fr. the same. 
 *Evnr6ciZov, they obsti-uctoil, 3 
 
 pi. imperf. of t/i7ro^«Zw : fr. tr, 
 
 TTovg. 
 'EvtTToirjaavTo, they put in, in- 
 laid, 3 pi. a. 1. m, of ifiTTCiiu). 
 'Ev'tiroiaiv, Dor, for tv£7ro» to-, 
 
 they say, call, 3 pi. pres. iml. 
 
 act. fr. ivsTTw, for KaXCj. 
 'EviTTpTjOov, they were buruiiii!, 
 
 3 pi. imperf. ind. act. & 
 'EriTrpiiaa,ag, t, I burnt, a. 1. !»''• 
 
 act. of ifiTTprjOu), to set on fire ; 
 
 ENE 
 
 f. ^<Tui, perf. ifiTriirprjKa. Th. 
 xpi)0(t). 
 
 *Ev'cTrTvaa, ag, «, a. 1. ind. act. 
 tvtTTTvffOijv, a. 1. pass. fr. t/*- 
 TTTVuf, to spit on ; f. vcw, perf. 
 ipTrirrrvKa : fr. iv, tttvio. 
 
 'EviTrio, to follow, pursue : fr. iv, 
 tTTu), to follow : Ac 
 
 'Ei'tTTUi, & poet. ivv'tTTU), to speak 
 on a subject, sing, tell, relate, 
 declare ; revile, uiibi-aid : & 
 
 'Ei'STTior, addressing, pres. part 
 of the same : fr. ivj tTrw, to 
 speak, a. I. tnra. 
 
 'Et'tpya^Ojuat, to work, effect or 
 jtruduce in : fr. iv, ipyd^ofxai. 
 Til. tpyov. 
 
 'Ei'ipytia,ag, >/, exertion, efficacy, 
 force, energy : & 
 
 'Evepyio), u>, to work, work in, 
 create in, act, operate, exert one's 
 power, effect ; f. //<tw, perf. ivi)p- 
 yi]Ka, perf. pass, ivrjpyrj^ai, a. 
 1, im'ipyTjffa, imperf. pass. ivTfp- 
 yto^ijv ovfiJjv, iov ov, itTo tiro: 
 fr. ivtpyijg, efficacious. Th. 
 ipyov. 
 
 ' Evf pyr)jia, arog, rb, an effect, 
 action, power : fr. 1 pers. perf. 
 ind. pass, of ivtpytio. 
 
 'Evtpytjg, tog, 6, >'/, active, opera- 
 tive, etfieRciou.s, powerful : fr. 
 iv, tpyov, work. 
 
 'EvepyijTiKog, ?), ov, active, ener- 
 getic : fr. ivtpyiio. 
 
 'Evepybg, ov, 6, n), a workman ; 
 active, operative, energetic ; cul- 
 tivated, productive: fr.tv,€pyoi^ 
 
 'Ej'tnywe,with effect, strenuously: 
 adv. fr. ivtpyijg. 
 
 'Erff)6i^w, f. aoj, to force into, 
 intix, lean upon : fr. iv, iptiSiu. 
 
 'Ei'tptvyio, f. ^w, to vomit, belch 
 into or upon : fr. iv, iptvyw. 
 
 'Evfp9t &, ''Evtp9tv, beneath, 
 from below, adv. fr. iv, tpa, ag, 
 il, the earth : for ivipo9e, fr. 
 
 'Ertpoi, the dead, the shades be- 
 low, itiferi; dat. pi. Ion. ivtpoiai: 
 fr. the same. 
 
 'Evtppi^ioTQi, has been rooted in, 
 3 sing. perf. pass. fr. ippi^ooj, fr. 
 tv, f)ii!,6(i). 
 
 Evtpcrig, tojg, »/, a knot or tie, in- 
 sertion : fr. iv, t'lpio. 
 
 'Eviprtpog, lower, by .sync, for 
 ii'tpoTtpog, compar. fr. tvtpog, 
 below. 
 
 Ei4pXia9at., poet, for i<Tipxto9ai, 
 to enter, go into. Th. tpxofiai. 
 
 'Ei'trrai/, 3 pi. a. 2. ind. act. of 
 *>'"/jwi: fr. tv, VT;^zt, to send, a. 
 2- //r. Or impf. fr. tvtifii, by 
 \vstol. for tv^ffrtv. 
 t^i'f (Ti'a, ag, >/, inspiration, intiina- 
 
 ^tion, counsel: & 
 EvffTig, twg, t), a putting in, in- 
 troduction, insertion : fr. iintjfii. 
 Ei'fffrat, by sync, for tvttrtrat, 
 f.i.fr.6.>i, tobe. 
 
 ENE 
 
 'EvtffraKTo, 3 sing, pluperf. pass. 
 
 of ivard^it), to drop into, instil ; 
 
 f. ^(t>. Th. (rrd^oj. 
 'Evf(TrtCJTog, Ion. for ivtffTwrog, 
 
 gen. sing. fr. ivtariog. 
 'EvtffTjjndfiijv, a. 1. m. of ivifTTT]- 
 
 m : fr. iv, 'i(TTi]pi, to stand ; f. 
 
 (TTi'/au), a. 2. tffTTjv. 
 'EvtffTi &. t^fcr-t, it is practicable, 
 
 lawful, permitted. Th. tlfii. 
 'EvtffTiog, wrog, 6, rb, present ; 
 
 dat. sing. ivtaTtZri, perf. part, by 
 
 crasis for ivttTTTjKoig : fr. tv, 
 
 l(TTr]fll, f. <TTt']<TU}, a. 2. t<JT1]V. 
 
 ' Evf TtOvfiTjTo, 3 sing. plup. pass, 
 fr. ii>9vptopai. 
 
 'Evfr£«Xa/n;v, w, aro, a. I. ind. 
 m. of ivTtXXo^ai, to order ; with 
 a dat.; f. ivTtXovfxai, pf. m. ivrt- 
 ToXa : fr. iv, riXXio. 
 
 'Evirt], rig, >';, a buckle, clasp : fr. 
 ivirjfii, to insert ; fr. iv, 'irjiii. 
 Evtria, ag, //, the name of a city, 
 Venet'ia, Venice. 
 
 'EvtTog, ov, b, Venetus, a Vene- 
 tian. 
 
 'EvfTi'Xt^f, 3 sing. a. 1. act. of 
 ivrvXirrio, to wTap in ; f. ^w, 
 perf. ivTtTvXixci : fr, iv, rvXir- 
 Tu) ; fr. rvXtj. Th. rvXog. 
 
 'EvtTvxov, tg, t, a. 2. ind. act. of 
 ivTvyxdvu), to encounter, come 
 up with ; f. ivTtvKofjiai. Th. 
 TvyxdvM, to be. 
 
 'EvEvdaif-ioviio, iZ, f. //aw, to be 
 happy in : fr. tv, tvSaifxoJv. 
 
 'EvtvSoKifiiio, w, f. ijffu), to distin- 
 guish oneself, become illustrious 
 by : fr. tv, tydoKifuio. 
 
 'EvtvCo), f. r](Tuj, to sleep in or on: 
 
 . tv, tVCii). 
 
 'EvtvXoykto, to bless in or by, 
 make happy ; f. j'/ccu, perf. ivtv- 
 X6y/;(ca, f. 1. pass. ivtvXoyr]9ri- 
 (Topai: fr.iv,tvXoysio. Th.Xtyw. 
 
 ' Evtvvaiog, b, rj, belonging to or 
 lying on the bed ; pi. ivtvvaia, 
 Tu, bed-clothes : fr. tv, t t'vi7. 
 
 'Evfuo-av, they swam, 3 pi. a. 1. 
 act. of v£u>, f. vtvaio. 
 
 'Evi^dviaa, ag, e, a. 1. ind. act. & 
 
 'Evt0avt(T0r/v, 3 pi. ii-t(pavi(T9Ti- 
 aav, a. 1. ind. pass, of tju0av<^tt», 
 to show, make known ; f. jam, a. 
 1. ivf<f>dviGa, a. 1. imperat. i^- 
 (pdviffov, druif a. 1. inf. pass, i/x- 
 <pavi(j9iivai. 
 
 'EvttpopitTo, he was satiated, 3 
 sing. impf. of ifxfopkofiai : fr. 
 t/i0op£a>. Th. (pspio. 
 
 'Evi(ppa^av, they blocked up, 3 
 pi. a. 1. ind. act. fr. ifKppdcrau), 
 to choke up ; f. ^w. 
 
 'Evs<pvv, vg, V, a. 2. & part, tpcpiig, 
 having adhered to : fr. in^vfjii, 
 to stick to. Th. <l)vu). 
 
 'Evt<pvai]aa, ag, t, a. 1. of t/i^v- 
 adio, to blow ; f. rjaiu, perf. ip.- 
 Trt(pvai)Ka : fr. iv, ^vadio. 
 
 "Evex'f ior 'ivtKa, (on account of 
 (209) 
 
 ENH 
 
 the following aspirate,) on ac- 
 count of, for the sake of. 
 
 'EvtxdpaTTOv, tg, t, I engraved 
 on, in\\A'. ind. act. of iyxapdrroj. 
 Th. xapdaau), or x«P"''^'^> to 
 engrave. 
 
 'Ei'ixtci, cig, f, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 iyxiitiy to po;ir in : fr. tv, x^w, 
 to pour ; f. x^'^^ ^ x^^'^^t ^* '• 
 txtvaa, tx^va & tx^"- 
 
 'Evtxttv, 3 sing. a. 1. or impf. 
 ind. act. of the same. 
 
 'Evtx^'pf^h 3 sing. impf. act. of 
 iyxtipiio, to attempt ; f. i](Tu), a. 
 1. ivtxti^pt]<Jci, ag, e : fr. tv, x^'P* 
 
 ' Evixt(T9ai, to be delayed, taken 
 up with : fr. tvtxw- 
 EvtxGtlaa, a. 1. jart. pass. f. g. 
 of 06ptu, to beai ; f. olfftu, a. 1. 
 7/vtyK:a, a. 1, pass, rjvkx^Wf ^« 
 1. impei'at, ivix9jjTi, opt, ivtx- 
 9tii]v, subj. ivtx9ui. 
 
 'EvtxOfivai, a. 1. inf. pass, of the 
 same. 
 
 'Evkxpai, 3 sing. a. 2. of iyxpovio, 
 or tyxpaw, to strike or dash 
 against : fr. tv, xpaw. 
 
 ' Evexvpd^u), f. acrto, to pledge; re- 
 ceive or take away as a pledge ; 
 offer as a pledge : fr. ivixvpov. 
 
 'Evtxvpcirrna, arog, rb, a pledge, 
 thing pledged : & 
 
 'Evtxvpa<Tpbg, ov, 6, a pledging, 
 l)awning, pledge : fr. perf. pass, 
 of the precedhig verb. 
 
 'Evtxi'pov, ov, TO, a pledge, pawn, 
 security : fr. iv, ixvpbg, safe. 
 
 'Evext^j to hold in or to, retain, 
 press or be close upon, belong 
 to, urge, be earnest with, bear 
 ill-will to, be angry with ; with 
 a dat. ; f. ivtKto, impf, ivtixov, 
 tg, s, pres, pass, tvtx^/^^^j to be 
 holden, confined, bound to, sub- 
 ject to, occupied, entangled with: 
 fr. tv, txw. 
 
 'Ei4iopog, in suspense, doubtful. 
 
 'Ev^tvyvvo), f. Ktv^uj, to yoke, 
 join : fr. iv, ^tvyvvut. 
 
 *Evj;, tv;;, or tvv);, sc. yp.ipa, 
 the 1st, 3rd, or last day of the 
 month ; tv?/ Kai via, among the 
 Athenians, the 30th or last day, 
 as uniting the old and new 
 month. Th. tvog, old, annual, 
 a year, Lat. annus. 
 
 EvrjiSiiTi'ipia, Tiiy places adapted 
 to the pleasures of young people: 
 fr. tv, t)(3tjTTipiov, a place of 
 pleasure. Th. i'jfiij, youth. 
 
 'EvTjdptvov, I was laying snares 
 or wait for ; impf. of ivtCptvio. 
 
 'Kviftia, ag, i/, kindness, gentle- 
 ness : fr. ivrjjjg. 
 
 'Evijtv, poet, for ivrjv, he was in, 
 impf. fr. ivtifxi. Th. ttpi. 
 
 'Ei'tjiog, gentle, gen. sing. fr. 
 
 'Evrj^g, tog, b, i), kind, gentle^ 
 meek : fr. tv, ivg, good. 
 
 'EvtjOfjvai, a. 1. inf. pass. fr. iv- 
 P 
 
 
 i! 
 
EN9 
 
 y9r}i>, for IvtLOijv, a. 1. pass, of 
 ivitjfiL : fr. kv, "ir]pLi. 
 Ev^Ka, aQ, £, a. 1. ind. act. of the 
 same. 
 'Ev/jfXara, the sides of a ladder 
 into which the steps are insert- 
 ed, or the steps ; Hnch-pins ; 
 bed-posts : fr. iv, tXavvio. 
 'EvijfiivoQ, sitting on, part. pres. 
 m. of tvrjfxai, to sit on or down: 
 fr. tr, 37/iat. 
 'Ev;/^fifcroc, »;, ov, bound to, at- 
 tached to ; clad ; part. perf. pass. 
 ir.iva7rTop.cu. Th. a7rra),to bind. 
 *Evriv, inipf. of ivtifiiy to be iu : 
 
 fr. iv, tlftif to be. 
 'EvfjvoOa, I flourished, perf. ni. 
 of IvavOeuj : fr. tv, dv9'sio, to 
 flourish ; f. rjau), perf. m. yvOa, 
 & with the insertion of o, fjvoOa. 
 Th. dvOoQ, Eog, TOf a flower. 
 *Evr)i>oxaf I bore, perf. m. Att. 
 of (pspojj to bear ; f. ojctcu, a. 1. 
 rji'tyKa^ perf. m. yvox^ff Att. 
 
 kvrjvoxa. 
 'Evr)paTo, he killed, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 
 m. of Ivaipui, to kill ; f. apu>, a. 
 
 1. tvTjpa : fr. iv, cuoio. 
 'Evrjo^di-iriv, (u, aro, I began, a. 
 
 1. m. fr. tvdpxofiai. Th. apx^?- 
 'Evjjcra, a. I. ind. act. fr. veu), to 
 
 spin ; f. vrjnu)^ perf. vci'i^fca. 
 *£r//(Tav, they were in, 3 pi. im- 
 
 perf. of IvHyiiy impf. tvriv. Th. 
 
 £i/ii, to be. 
 'Evr/(T«iv, to be going to throw, f. 
 
 1. inf. fr. ivirjfii, f. ivijffio : fr. 
 
 fev, V;/)ui. 
 *Evr;x^^) **^j ^^ sound in, inspire, 
 
 inculcate, teach orally ; pass. 
 
 ivTJxovfxai, to be taught : & 
 'EvjjxoQi 6, ?/, sounding, sonorous: 
 
 fr. tv, tixog. 
 'EvO' for tv9a, here, there ; &. 
 
 Dor. tv9e for tX0t, come. 
 *EN9A, adv. here, there, where, 
 
 then; t i^rai^Qa, the same; tv9a 
 
 fxev, iv9a Ik, here and there. 
 'Ev9dSi, Att. tv9a^i, here, hither, 
 
 thither. 
 ''Ev9aKtv, then, there : fr. tv9a. 
 'EvOaKSio, at, f. jycw, to sit in or 
 
 upon : fr. tv, 9dKog. Hence 
 'Ev9dictjatgy eojf , >/, a sitting in or 
 
 on, seat. 
 *Ev9d\Tro), to warm in : fr. Iv, 
 
 9dX7rio. 
 ''Ev9a7npy where, wherever : fr. 
 
 tv9a. 
 'Ev9avTay Ion. for Irrav&a, here, 
 
 then. 
 'Ev9tdtiui, f. <Tw, to inspire with a 
 
 divine spirit ; be actuated by a 
 
 divine impulse : fr. tvOeog. Th. 
 
 9e6Q. 
 'Ev9tiia, aTOQ, to, a graft, scion : 
 
 EN0 
 
 lvTl9rtmy to place in, f. 9y]rru>, a. 
 2. ivs9tjv. 
 
 EvOcv, tv9kvCi, & tVTtv9ev, 
 adv. hence, thence, whence, here ; 
 then, therefore; tv9iv Kal tv9tv, 
 here and there. Th. tvOa. 
 'Ev9eOj for tvf:9s(To, or ivkOov, 2 
 sing. a. 2. ind. or a. 2. inipcr. 
 
 & ^ 
 *Ev0£/x6v, lv9kntvai. Ion. & Dor. 
 for iv9iivaiy to insert, aor. 2. inf. 
 act, iv9kfievogf a. 2. part. m. fr. 
 
 m. Ion. for ti^9i<To, of ivTi9)]ixi, 
 to insert : fr. tr, TiOijiit. 
 'Ev9eogj contr. tv9ovg, 6, >/, di- 
 vinely inspiring or inspired, di- 
 vine : fr. tv, 9 tog. 
 'Ev9tpi.iaivw, f. avut, to wann, 
 
 glow with : fr. tv, 9tpnaivo). 
 'Ei'9eg, place into, a. 2. imper. 
 
 act. of ivTi9T]ij.i, a. 2. tvf:9i]v. 
 ''Ev9i(Tig, liog, »;, a putting or lay- 
 ing in or on, imposition, mouth- 
 ful : & 
 
 'Ev9tTog, 6, 7/, put in, inserted, 
 imi)lanted : fr. tvTiQripi. 
 Ev9tvTtv, Ion. for ivTtvOtv, 
 hence, thence, then. 
 'Ev9r]pog, 6, rj, filled with wild 
 animals ; savage, bitten by a 
 venomous beast, rankling with 
 venom : fr. tv, 9i]p. 
 *Ev0ye,Dor. ioYt\9yg,yo\\ should 
 have come, 2 sing. a. 2. subj. 
 act. fr. tpxofiai. So tv9oi. Dor. 
 for t\9oi, 3 sing. a. 2. opt. act. 
 'Ev9vr]<TKu}, a. 2. ivi9avov, to die 
 in or on : fr. iv, 9vi)(Ticu). 
 'Ev9opsu), u>, to leap into or on : 
 fr. tv, 96pio, or 9opsut, to leap. 
 'EiSopov, I leaped on, for ivi9o- 
 
 pov, a. 2. act. of the above. 
 'Ev9ov, either for tvt9ov, 2 sing, 
 a. 2. ind. m. Att. fr. ivt9ifij]v, 
 or a. 2. imper. m. ; fr. tvTiOijixi. 
 'Ev9ovg, contract, fr. iv9iog. 
 'Ev9ov(TLdZ(ti, or a'tu, f. (tw, perf. 
 afca, to be actuated by a fanatic 
 zeal or divine impulse, be di- 
 vinely inspired : fr. tv9ovg. 
 Hence 
 'Ev9ov(Tia(Tpbg, ov, 6, & 'EvOov- 
 aiaffig, tit)g, //, a fanatic or di- 
 vine impulse, inspiration, phren- 
 sv. Engl, enthusiasm : & 
 ' Ev9ov(nd<TTrig, ov, 6, one divinely 
 inspired, a fanatic. Engl, enthu- 
 siast : & 
 ' E.v9ov(ria(TTiKbg, rj, bv, divinely 
 inspired, fanatical ; maddening : 
 fr. perf. pass, of the preced. 
 verb. Engl, enthusiastic. 
 ' Ev9ov(Tia<TTiKuJg, enthusiastical- 
 ly ; adv. fr. the preceding. 
 'Ev9ov(nujCT}g, tog, 6, >'/, inspired, 
 enthusiastic : fr. iv9ovg. Th. 
 9 tog. 
 'Ev9pi\pa(T9ai, to rear, or place 
 in, a. 1. inf. m. ivt9pi\paTo, 3 
 sing. a. 1. m. ind. fr. ivTpf(p(t}, 
 the same as rpf^tu, to nourish ; 
 f. 9p£ypio, a. 2. tTpa^ov, perf. m. 
 
 TtTpO(})a. 
 
 'Ev9poviKi>^j to enthrone; & i^o- 
 (210) 
 
 ENI 
 
 fiai, to sit on a throne ; tvt9po. 
 vi(T9))Vf a. 1. pass. : fr. tv, 9p6- 
 
 VOQ. 
 
 'Ev9pviTTu), f. \//(ji», to break or 
 
 Qrumble to pieces, grind ; a. 1. 
 
 tvt9pvxpa : fr. tv, 9pvirTi»j. 
 'Ev9pojaKu), to spring or leap up- 
 on : fr. iv, 9pu)(TKo). 
 'Ev9vfi£ofiai, ovf^iai, to reflect 
 
 upon, revolve in one's mind ; 
 
 think upon, have regard to, be 
 
 angry at ; f. I'lffojxai, perf. ivTt- 
 
 9vfit}[xai, a. 1. pass. ivt9viii]0t]v, 
 
 rjQ, T) : fr. tvGvfiog, intrepid. Th. 
 
 9vfibg, mind. 
 'Ev0vfii]9rjvai, a. 1. inf. pass, iv- 
 
 9vfi7j9ui(Ti, 3 pi. a. 1. subj. pass. 
 
 fr. the preceding. 
 'E.v9vfXT}ixa, uTog, to, a thought, 
 
 conception, sentiment, enthy- 
 
 meme, svllogism : & 
 'Ev9rn7](TiQ, tujg, r), thought, re- 
 flection : fr. perf. pass, of the 
 
 same. 
 'Ev9vfiT]Tiov, it must be consi- 
 dered; verb. adj. fr. iv9vfitofi(u. 
 
 'Ev9vi.iia, ag, i), thought, reflec- 
 tion : fr. iv, 9vfi6g. 
 
 'Ev9vfiiov, ov, TO, thought, objec-t 
 of consideration, anxiety, fore- 
 boding : fr. 
 
 'Ev9vpiog, 6, »/, revolved in the 
 mind, occupying one's thoughts: 
 fr. iv, 9vp6g. 
 
 'Ev9vfii(TTbg, r), bv, revolved in 
 the mind, reflected upon : il 
 
 'Ev9vix6oixai, to be angry : fr. 
 iv9ufi6u}. 
 
 'Ev9vfiog, b, i), liaving presence 
 of mind, intrepid ; opposed to 
 dOvfiog : fr. iv, 9vpbg, mind. 
 
 'Ev9vfi6oj, a>, f. WCTW, to enrage : 
 fr. iv, Ovfiog, 
 
 'Ev9v(Tid^io, f. dffo), perf. ivTtBv- 
 oriaKa, to sacrifice in : fr. iv, 
 9v(jia. 
 
 ''Ev9u),\ should have come, Dor. 
 for t\9i>}, a. 2. subj. So ivi^m', 
 having come. Dor. for i\9m', a. 
 2. part, of ipxofiai. 
 
 'Ev9ujpaKi^u), f. (Tu), p. ivTiOiopa- 
 KiKa, to arm with a breast ['late; 
 perf. pass. part. ivTt9iopaici(Ti.d- 
 vog : & 
 
 'Ev9iopdKiog, clad with a breast- 
 plate, clad in mail: fr. iv, 9u)pa^- 
 
 'Evi, Ion. apoc. for tvtffTi, it is 
 permitted, or for ivtiffi, they 
 are in ; fr. tvtifii, to be iu. Th. 
 tipi. 
 
 'Evl, in, poet, for iv. 
 
 'Evi, to one, dat. sing. fr. tig, liia. 
 
 tv, one. 
 
 'Eviavaiatog, a, ov, & 'Eviaixrtoc, 
 b, )), a year old, lasting a year, 
 yearly : fr. 
 
 'ENI AYTO'2, ou, 6, a year ; as 
 if dirb Tov iv iavTtp iivai, going 
 round in its own path ; Virgil ; 
 'sua per vestigia volvitur annus: 
 
 ENI 
 
 whence iviavriiCu), to spend the 
 
 year. 
 'Eviaiio), to abide, dwell or rest 
 
 in : fr. iv, lavuj. 
 'Eviaxij & 'Eviaxov, in some 
 
 place, somewhere ; sometimes, 
 
 adv. Th. tvioi, some. 
 'EvifidXXofiai, for ififiaXXofxai, to 
 
 throw in. 
 'EvifSXaTTToj, to entangle. See 
 
 ifi^XaTTTOJ. 
 'Evidtlv, a. 2. inf. act. fr. ivti^uj. 
 
 Th. fUu), to see. 
 'EviSpoio, a, f. wVtu, to sweat, take 
 
 exercise in : fr. iv, iSpibg. 
 'Evi^pvio, or vvu), f. v'aio, to fix, 
 
 settle in, establish in or on : fr, 
 
 iv, 'iSpvu). 
 
 ENN 
 
 'Ev'nrXtiog, b, »/, quite full : fr. 
 ^ ivi, poet, for iv, TrXiog. 
 Evi7rXT]<T9rivaL, poet, for ifnrXrjfT- 
 
 Gfjvai, to be filled: fr. iix7rXri9uj. 
 'EvnTp)i9u}, poet, for ip7rpi)9{i). 
 
 Th. 7rpt)9oj, to burn. 
 
 EVITTTU), f. \p(jj, &. 'EviTTTu'Co^, tO 
 
 speak, declare, tell, address, re- 
 proach, rebuke, same as ivETTO): 
 
 ENN 
 
 ri 
 
 fr. kv, iTTit). 
 
 'Evicujv, a. 2. part, of ii'tidoj. 
 'Eviti, 3 sing. impf. of iriripi, as 
 
 if fr. ivin*). Th. cw or 'itjf^u. 
 'Evuv, he entered, 3 s. fr. tviov, 
 
 tQ, f, a. 2. of tvttfii : fr. iv, tTixi. 
 'Evuvai, pres. inf. ; ivitig, pres. 
 
 part. : & 
 'EvitTt, send forth, 2 pi. imper. 
 
 jir. fr. ivit9i, ivuTO) ; fr. iviijui. 
 'Ei'j^w, f. ^r/aw, to place or seat 
 
 in, sit iu : fr. iv, V^w. 
 'Ei'j)7/tc, f. ijff/o, to send in or 
 
 forth, throw in or upon, insert : 
 
 fr. fc}', 'irjfit or ca>, to send, impf. 
 
 itjv, a. 2. iji'. 
 'Evl'Ka, he was conquering, 3 s. 
 
 imj)f., 3 plur. ivl'Ktov, of juKau), 
 
 to conquer ; f. ijrroj, pf, vtvUtjKa. 
 'EviKaTajiaXXio, f. aXoJ, a. 2, poet. 
 
 tj'iKa'|3/3aXov, to throw down in- 
 to : fr. iv, KaTa(3dXXo}. 
 'EviKdT9to, set or place in ; for 
 
 iyKaTd9t(To, or iyKaTd9ov, poet. 
 
 & Ion. a. 2. imper. m. of iyKOTu- 
 
 TiQijpi : fr. iv, Kara, T'i9)ip.i. 
 ErncXaw, to break or bend in ; 
 
 thwart, frustrate : fr. ivi, poet. 
 
 for iv, KXdu). 
 
 EviKfiog, b, T}, moist, humid, wet : 
 
 fr. iv, IK flag. 
 
 ^viKviojxai, ovfiai, to come into, 
 
 enter, peneti*ate : fr. fv,iKviof.iai. 
 
 EviKVM(T(T(i), poet, for iyKV(x)(T(TU), 
 
 to sleep in. 
 
 l^riKog, j), bv, sole, single, singu- 
 lar: 'EvtK-(«j^, adv. singly, singu- 
 larly. Th. £lc, one. 
 '¥A'LKpiv9ijvat, a. I. inf. pass, of 
 lyKpivuj. 
 
 EN 1 01, ai, a, some ; as if ivi o't, 
 there are those who. Hence 
 l^Jio-f, sometimes ; & 'Eviaxov, 
 
 _ on, be reflected in : fr. iv, TrdXXoj. 
 ^»'t7ra'XXa>,for ifXTrdXXio, to shake 
 ^ in or upon. 
 
 ^A'nrtTTTrjvjg, perf. part. fr. ivi- 
 '^triu), for t/t7rt7rrw. 
 Ei'Ittj), fjg, i], address, reproach, 
 ivprouf, admonition, threat : fr. 
 
 'Evi(TKt]7rTu}, to lean on, rush on, 
 send on or among, inflict ; for 
 
 ivfTKtlTTTO), poet. Th. OKitTTTit). 
 
 'EvKJKijXTrTd}, f. ipw, to penetrate, 
 
 stick in : fr. iv, aKipiTTit). 
 'E.vi<nr(, he spoke, a. 2. of 
 'EvKTTTfw, or 'Ei'io-TTtu, f. r}(Ti>), a. 
 2. tvKXTTov, to declare, relate, dis- 
 close : fr. iv, IffTTU). Th. j ttw. 
 'Eviffffffitv, to terrify, inf. Dor. 
 
 for ivifffftiv ; fr. 
 'Eviaaoj, to assail with reproach- 
 es, abuse, chastise; the same as 
 iviTTTO) ; as Trkoaoj for TrtTTTio. 
 'Evi<TTt]fxi, to place in or among, 
 stand in or among, begin, resist, 
 be present, be instant, urgent, 
 follow close ; f. ivaTrjtno, perf. 
 iv£(TTt]Ka, perf. part. ivtaTJjKwg, 
 OTog, by crasis ivtaTujg, ioTog, 
 f. g. ivtGTMaa, pi. n. g. Ta ivt- 
 (TTwTa, present thuigs; a. 2. act. 
 ivt(rTi]v ; f. 1. m. ivcTTrjaofxai : 
 fr. iv, 'IffTrifu. 
 
 'Evicrxtiv, Ion. for KaTtxnv, to 
 restrain, detain : iffx<^, for t^w, 
 
 'Eviaxvpi^ofiai, f. icrofiai, perf. 
 iviaxvpicTfxai, to be confirmed 
 in, rely on : fr. iv, icr^^vpof. 
 
 'Evi(Txv(t),to strengthen, become 
 or be strong ; f. vVw, perf. ivicr- 
 XVKa, a. 1. iviaxvaa : fr. iv, 
 iffxvto. Th. laxvg. 
 
 'EviTpi^io, to nourish or bring up 
 in : fr. iv, Tpf0a>. 
 
 'Evi<pipj3oiJ.ai, poet, for ifitl)ip(3o- 
 fiai, to feed in. 
 
 'Evi^dtTtg & tivdtTtg, adv. for 
 nine years : fr. ivvatrj'jg. 
 
 'EvvatTjjp, rjpog, 6, an inhabitant. 
 Th. vdii), to inhabit. 
 
 'EvvaiT7]pog, in dual num. ivvat- 
 Ttjpio, & 
 
 'EvvaiTt)g, tog, b, »/, for nine 
 years, nine years old : fr. iv74a, 
 tTog. 
 
 'E^'vaiptiv, pres. inf. poet, for 
 ivaiptiv, of ivaipoo, to kill. 
 
 'Evvaiio, to dwell ui, inhabit : fr. 
 iv, vaiii). 
 
 'E^vvaKomoi, ai, a, nine hundred: 
 
 ' EvvaKO(Tio<TTbg, ?), bv, the nine 
 hundredth : fr. ivvia, & Koaioi, 
 a numerical termination : see 
 ivtffin)K07>ra, below. 
 
 'EvvaraXog, a, ov, on the ninth 
 day : & 
 EvvaTog, tj, oj', the ninth : fr. 
 
 'Eavvta, o\, a'l, tu, nine, undecl. 
 
 'Kvptd3oiog, b, //, worth nme 
 (211) 
 
 oxen : fr. ivv'ea, ^ovg : & 
 
 'EvvtaKaiCtKu, undecl. nineteen. 
 
 'EvvtaKaidfKaeTTjpig, the cycle of 
 nineteen yeai*s, invented by Me- 
 ton, a celebrated Athenian ma- 
 thematician. Th. fTog. 
 
 ' EvvtuKaictKaTog, 7j, ov, nine- 
 teenth. 
 
 'EvvtaKXiTiog (sc. oiKog), a garret 
 with nine beds or couches : fr. 
 ivvia, kXitt]. 
 
 'E.vvtdXivog, 6, r), consisting of 
 nine threads : fr. ii^via, Xivov. 
 
 'EvvtdiJir]vog,b,i),oi nine mouths: 
 fr. ivv^^a, firjv. 
 
 'Evvtdvvxtg, & tlvdvvxtg, adv. 
 for nine nights : fr. ivvia, vv^, 
 
 'EvvtdTTjjxvg, b, y, nine cubits 
 ' )ng : fr. ivvia, Trfjxvg. 
 EvvtdfTTtyov KaraaKtvafffia, a 
 structure of nine stories, or 
 decks : fr. ivvia, OTiyr}. 
 
 ' EA>vtd(piovog, b, y, nine-toned, 
 having nme sounds ; epith. of a 
 pipe : fr. iin'ia, (piovjj. 
 
 'Evvtdx^Xoi, for 'EvvtaKicrxi^ioi, 
 nine thousand: fr. ivvia, X'^<o/, 
 a thousand. 
 
 'EvvtvT]Kovra, ol, ai, Ta, ninety, 
 undecl.: fr. ivvta, nine, &. -ijkov- 
 Ta or -oKovra, a termination of 
 numbers increasing by tens, as 
 in Lat. -ginta. So Koaioi, the 
 termination of those that in- 
 crease by hundreds : &c. 
 
 'Evvtopyviog, b, 7), nine fathoms 
 long : ir. ivvia, opyvid. 
 
 Eifpibg, d, bv, dumb, astonished. 
 
 'Etn^totratvio, Att. TTtvio, f. ou), 
 to nestle in, build a nest in : fr. 
 
 iv, VtO(T(7tUO). 
 
 'Evvtwt, he spoke, a. 2. poet. & 
 Ion. for ivtiTTi. So ivvsTrtTt, 
 speak, poet, for ivintTt, pres. 
 imper. fr. ivkiriti : fr. iv &. tiru), 
 a. 1. tlna, a. 2. tnTov. 
 
 'EwfTTOKTrt, ag, a. Dor. & poet, 
 for ivBTTovaa, rjg, 7), having 
 spoken, part, of the same. 
 
 'Evvcaia, ag, 7), counsel; poet, for 
 ivtaia, the same. 
 
 'Evvtffiyai, dat. pi. of the same, 
 Ion. & poet, for ivtaiaig. 
 
 'Evvtvit), to nod or beckon to, 
 signify by a nod ; impei'f. ivk- 
 vivov, f. ivvtv(TU},-pi. ivvivtVKa, 
 a. 1. ivivtvaa : fr. iv, vti'no. 
 
 'Evviiopog, b, 7), nine years old : 
 Jr. tvvta, lopa. 
 
 'Erv;;, or tvvT}, for tvr], old, sc. 
 y'lfiipa, a day. Th. tvog or 'ivog, 
 a year. See ivTj. 
 
 EvvrjKOVTa, = ivtvTjKovra. 
 
 'Evvrifiap, adv. dui'ing nme days: 
 fr. ivvia, 7ifiap. 
 
 ''Evv7]<piv, the day after to-mor- 
 row: fr. tvvij, by poet, paragoge. 
 
 'Evvoiopai, ovfxai, & 'Evvoiu), a), 
 f. »/<Tw, to ponder, weigh, or re- 
 volve in one's mind, reflect upon, 
 P2 
 
 rf 
 
ENO 
 
 recollect : fr. twooQ. 
 'Evvor/jua, arog, to, thought, re- 
 flection, conception. 
 'Evv6i](Ta, at:, «, poet, for Ivoriffa, 
 
 I perceived, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 vofo), to think. Th. vooq, mind. 
 'Efvoiayog, r/, thought, reflection, 
 
 intention: fr. Ivvooq, thoughtful; 
 
 fr. tv, voog, mind. 
 'Evvonn, lawfully, adv. fr. 
 'Evvofiog, o, r), lawful, legitimate, 
 
 subject to the law: fr. IvjVo^og, 
 
 law. Th. v£/xa>, to allot ; perf. 
 m. vEvojita. 
 
 'Evvoog & 'Evvovg, b, r), of sound 
 mind, reflecting, wise, intelli- 
 gent : fr. Iv, voog. 
 
 'Evvoffiyaiogy ov, 6, epith. of Nep- 
 tune ; the shaker of the earth : 
 fr. kvoOoj, yaia. 
 
 'Evvoffidag, a, 6, poet. & Dor. a 
 name of Neptune: fr. h'69u>, for 
 Ktvui, dav, for yfjv. 
 
 'Evvo<T(Ttvu)^ to build a nest, hatch 
 in. See tvvtoafTevoj. 
 
 'EvvoTiog, 6, >/, humid, moist: fr. 
 tr, voTia. 
 
 "EvvvTo, 3 sing, imperf. fr. 'ivvv- 
 ^ai. See evvvio, to put on. 
 
 night in, lodge in: fr. tv, vvx^vio. 
 
 'Evwxov or -iix^ov, adv. in the 
 night, late at night : fr. 
 
 'Evwxog, t], ov, or 'Evvvx^og^ 6, 
 »/, in the night, nightly, noctur- 
 nal : fr. iv, vv%. 
 
 'Evvvxt^7'€pov,more late at night ; 
 compar. fr. tvvvxov. 
 
 'Evvvno, & "Ervv/xi, f. tW, Ion. 
 £(T<Ta>, to put on, clothe. Th. tto. 
 
 'Evvibcrag, Ion. for t j/voZ/frac;, a. 
 1. part, of ivvofw, to conceive, 
 weip;h in the mind: fr. Iv, voog. 
 
 ENO 
 
 native, domestic : fr. Iv, oTicog. 
 'Evoivoxoku), w, to pour wme into: 
 
 fr. tv, olvog, & x***** 
 'Evo/iiXtw, w, f. riato.to associate, 
 
 converse with : fr. n^ ofiiXog. 
 'Evuv, it being lawful, or prac- 
 ticable; being or existing in : &. 
 'Evovra, rd, those things which 
 are in your power, abilities, 
 means ; where there is an el- 
 lipse of the prep. Kara ; pres. 
 part. fr. tvtini, to be in. 
 'Evoovffav, 2 Reg. xx. 15, for 
 lvovv,'3 pi. impf. they meditated, 
 fr. vos(jj. 
 'EvoTTi], VQi Vf Enope, a proper 
 name. 
 'EvoTTrj, iig, >/, a shout, clamour: 
 
 fr. kvfTTu), to speak. Th. tTroj. 
 'EvoTrX/'^o/iat, to be armed : & 
 'EvottXi^w, to arm, equip : & 
 'EvorrXiog, Sc'EvoTrXog^ 6, >}, in 
 arms, armed : fr. iv, oTrXa. 
 'EvoTrXiaOCJufv, 1 pi. a. 1. subj. 
 pass. fr. tvoTrXiKof^ini. 
 EvoTTTpov, TO, a mirror : fr. Iv, 
 orrrofiai. 
 
 Evopdoj, w, to see or perceive in, 
 observe : fr. iv, opdoj. 
 'EvnoKiog, poet. for'EvopKog, 6, ?/, 
 sworn, bound, or confirmed by 
 an oath ; tvooKiog Xoyog, a word 
 or promise confirmed by oath, a 
 solemn affirmation: fr. iv,opKog. 
 'Euopovio, f. ffa>,to spring or rush 
 
 upon : fr. iv, opovoj. 
 'Evopxag, a, 6, Dor. for ivopxrjQy 
 
 the same as ivopxoQ- 
 'E-vopxifiv, gen. pi. Ion. for ivop- 
 
 Xwi', fr. 
 'EvopxVQi ov, Oj'EropxoC, ov, 6, 
 & "Evopxtfj toe, o, having testi- 
 
 ,»^x^»i »x ...^ »..w , ^--'*- cles, male : fr. iv, opx'C , 
 
 'Evo^toc, 6, V, on the road, placed 'Ei'opw, f. 6p^u;,to inspire, mipel, 
 in the way, by the way -side : fr. excite : fr. fv, opto. 
 
 ENS 
 
 evbg, cne. 
 'EvovpEio, f. ?'/(Tw, to urine in: fr. 
 
 iv, ovpkoj. 
 
 'EvoxXfoJ, w, to trouble, disturb, 
 molest; f. 170-^, perf. tv^x^/jK-a: 
 fr. iv, oxXfw. Th. ©xXoc;. 
 Evoxog, 6, ?/, bound to, subject, 
 obnoxious, or liable to, guilty, 
 devoted to : fr. ivix^fxai, to be 
 bound ; fr. iv, ix^' 
 
 'Evoio, w, f. a)(TU), perf. ^yrwica, to 
 unite, form into one : tic, t»'oc- 
 
 'EvpaTTTu), f. \//w, to sew into : fr. 
 
 iv, pUTTTU). 
 
 'Ei'piyow, w, f. a>(Tw, to shiver 
 with cold : fr. iv, piyocj. 
 
 'Evfftiio, f. tiffio, perf. ivcriaeiKa, 
 to shake or strike hito, diuih 
 against : fr. iv, trti'tu. 
 
 'Ev(rT]paivio, f. avio, to signify, 
 express, mark, impress : fr. h', 
 aijfiaivw. Th. (Tijixa. 
 
 'EvffiTiofiai, to feast, treat: fr. iv, 
 (Tirkoixai, 
 
 'EvcTKiXXu), poet. tvio-KiXXw, porf. 
 iviffKXrjKa, a. 2. pass. ivi(TKX)]v, 
 inf. iv(TK\7]vai, to dry up, hard- 
 en ; in the perf. to be dry or 
 hard : fr. iv, (JKeXXu). 
 
 'EvffKtvd^u}, f. (Tu), to harness, 
 equip; mid. to equip or prepare 
 one's self or one's own : fr. iv, 
 
 iv, ocog 
 
 'EvonfTa, ag, «, I knew, a. I. ind 
 act. of voiut, to think, f. rjau). Th 
 voog 
 
 *Ev60u), according to Gram, the 
 th. of the noun tvoffig, a moving, 
 stirring. Hesych. ivvodSfitv, 
 tTTtTrXjjrrtiv. 
 
 'EvoiKtioio, f. M<Tu), to render fa- 
 miliar : fr. iv, olKog. 
 
 *EvoiKSto, to inhabit, dwell in ; f. 
 i7(ra», perf. ivcpKifKa, a. 1. ivi^- 
 KTjna ; pres. part. ivoiKSLov utv, 
 sovaa oixja, kov ovv'. fr. iv, oiKtuj. 
 Th. olKog. 
 
 'Evotic/;fftf;, «(oc, jj, a dwelling in, 
 habitation: fr. the preced. verb. 
 
 'EvoiKiZot, f. i<Tio, a. 1. ivipKiTa, 
 a. 1. im|)erat. ivoiKiffov, to put 
 in a house, introduce or receive 
 into one's house : fr. iv, ocKt^w. 
 Th. olKog. 
 
 'EvoiKiog, b, r), in the house, do- 
 mestic : & 
 
 'EvoiKog, b, t), an inhabitant ; 
 
 "ENOS, & "Evog, or 'Evvog, or 
 "Evvog, ov, b, annus, a year : 
 hence 
 Evof, »?, oj/, old, a year old, of 
 
 aKtvd^io. 
 
 'EvoKnTTTio, to push in, strike in 
 or on, send in, inflict, rush on, 
 assail ; properly applied to li;;lit- 
 uing : fr. iv, aKijTTTio, to fall on, 
 rush. 
 
 'EpffKtppovaOai, to become hard- 
 dened,callous,or inveterate. Tli. 
 (TKippog. 
 
 ' Ev(TKoXitiiop.aL, f. evcro^ai, to en- 
 tangle, ensnare. Th. okoXioq, 
 
 'Eva-n-apyavou), f. a»(ru>, to wrap 
 
 in bandages, to imbue witii in 
 
 childhood : fr. iv, (nrapyayoio. 
 
 Ev(T7rtipu},io sow in, disseminate: 
 
 fr. iv, aireipio. 
 
 'EvcTTTovdog, b, //, bound by a 
 
 1%^ 
 
 the last year, annual ; tvj] Kai 
 via, sc. Vf-iipa, the last day of 
 the lunar month, as if the old 
 and new day. 
 
 'Evofffi, 3 sing, imperf. act. fr. 
 vocriu), to be ill ; f. rjcroj, perf. 
 vevocnjKa. Th. vbaog, disease. 
 
 'Evoffig, to)g, t), a stirring, sha- 
 king : fr. ivoOui, to stir. 
 
 'EvOfTt'xOwv, shaker of the earth; 
 an epith. of Neptune: fr. iifoOio, 
 
 xOoii'- 
 
 'EvofTovv, 1 sing, or 3 pi. imperf. 
 act. of voakio, to be sick. Th. 
 v6(Tog, disease. 
 
 'Eifo(T(pi<T9r)<Tav, they were sepa- 
 rated, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. pass, ivo- 
 acpiaaro, 3 sing. a. I. m. fr. vorr- 
 0c^w,f. iVwjperf. vev6<T<piKa. Th. 
 v6(T<pi, apart from. 
 
 'Evorijg, nTog, 7), unity : fr. elg. 
 (212) 
 
 treatv, confederate: tv, ottovci}. 
 
 'Ev(TTaW, & 'EvffraXdKio, f- ^w, 
 to drop into, instil : fr. iv, otu- 
 ^w, to drop. 
 
 "E.vnTaatg, £wc, >/, the beginning 
 of or introduction to a sul)jeet 
 proposed, commencement of a 
 process, subject of debate; figure 
 of oratory : & 
 
 'Evardrrjg, ov, 6, one who standi 
 in the way, a rival, adversary: ^ 
 
 'EvaraTiKog, v, bv, instant, ur- 
 gent : fr. iyiffra^ai, to press 
 upon. Th. "iari]p.i. 
 EvtrriXXio, f. Aw, to clothe ui, 
 invest, put on : fr. iv, rrrtXAw- 
 
 'Ev(TTt}piZio,i. $a», to fix firmly 
 in : fr. iv, (TTrjpiW' . , 
 
 'Ev(TTpaT07riCtuoj, f. (TW, to pitHi 
 a camp in, encamp in : ^i- '''' 
 
 (TTptTOTre^iVVJ. 
 
 ENT 
 
 F,j'<rrp€0o/iat,toroll or turn round 
 in ; f. ^Ofxai ; mid. of 
 'Et'(rrpi<poj, f. tpio, to turn in, so- 
 journ in : fr. iv, aTpk(pio, f. xpoj, 
 a. 2. Inrpatpov. 
 
 'EvTXip<{* (see (TXfpvX poet- adv. 
 for iipe^iig, in a row, in due 
 order, in succession, near. 
 
 'EvTttKdg, a. 2. part. pass, fr iv- 
 TrfKio, to infuse : fr. iv, ti)koj, 
 Dor. TciKio, to melt ; f. |w. 
 
 'EvTaXOtig, a. 1. part. pass. fr. 
 ivTiXXu), to enjoin ; perf. pass. 
 ivTiTaXf.iat, perf. m. ivriroXa : 
 fr. iv, riXXoj, to command. 
 
 'EvraXfia, UTog, to, a C(mmiand: 
 fr. ivTeXXbt. See the preced. 
 
 'EvTcifivm, Ion. for ivrifivio, to 
 cut in, engrave. 
 
 'Ei'Tavvuj, f. vauj, to bend, ex- 
 tend : fr. iv, ravi'iu), the same as 
 th. Teivut, to stretch out. 
 
 'EvTaffig,fu)g,i),a, bending,strain- 
 ing, extension, drawing out : &. 
 
 'KvraTbg, 1), bi>, stretched : & 
 
 'V,vTaTiKbg, r), bv, straining, hav- 
 ing the power of extension : fr. 
 ivrt'ivij}. Th. Ttivu). 
 
 'EvTarrio or trcui, f. ^w, to ar- 
 range among, incorporate a- 
 mong : fr. iv, racco*. 
 
 'EvTiivQa & 'EvTavOol, adv. here, 
 there, hither, thither. Th. tvOa, 
 here, there. 
 
 'E»'ra0£jg, ivTog, buried, a. 2. 
 pass. fr. ivOaTTToj, the same as 
 
 'Ej'ra^ta^w, to prepare for burial, 
 entomb, inter ; f. dffoj, pei*f. iv- 
 T(Ta(j)laKa, perf. pass. ivrtTa- 
 <l>ia<TfiaL : fr. iv, Ta<pt), sepulture. 
 Th. OaTTTio. 
 
 Erra^idaat, a. 1. inf. act. of the 
 above. 
 
 'VA'Totpiaafibg, ov, 6, a prepara- 
 tion for burial, interment : & 
 
 'EvTa(^iaaT))g, ov, b, an under- 
 taker, embalmer, one that in- 
 tei*s : fr. pei*f. pass, of tvra^ia^fu. 
 
 'Efru'^iov, ov, rb, interment, 
 tomb, grave-clothes, shroud : fr. 
 
 'RvTd(piog, b, t), sepulchral, fune- 
 real : fr. iv, Ta<pi), sepulture. 
 Th. OaTrrw. 
 
 ENTEA, contr. tvrr], otv, Ta, 
 arms, armour, harness, tackle, 
 fnrniture, drinking- ves.sels. 
 
 'EvruXdiitvog, a. 1. part. m. of 
 ivrkXXo^ai, to order, enjoin. 
 
 'EvTiivui, f. ivu), perf. ivTiraKa, 
 to stretch over, overlay, strain, 
 exert, inflict a blow: fr. iv, Tti- 
 
 ^ vu), to stretch. 
 
 EfTuxiCio, f. (Tit), to raise a wall 
 within, wall round, fortify : fr. 
 iv, TiixiKio. Th. reixof. 
 
 ' EvTtXtlTai, 3 sing, of f. 2. ind.m. 
 ivTiXovfiai. See tvrlXXo/xat. 
 EvTtXtvTdu), a, to end in, die in: 
 fr. iv, TeXsvTdio. 
 EiTtXtx^ta, ag, ■>), perfection, 
 
 ENT 
 
 accomplishment : fr. 
 
 'EvTtXixrig, iog, b, t), perfect, 
 complete, contuiual : fr. ti^, rk- 
 Xoc, cxtu. 
 
 EvTtXrig, iog, b, //, finished, per- 
 fect, complete ; ivr. fiiaObg, full 
 pay : fr. iv, rkXog. 
 
 'EvTiXXoi.iai,to conmiand, charge, 
 enjoin ; with a dat. ; f. m. tv- 
 TeXovfiai, perf. pass. ivTSTaXfiai, 
 crai, Tai, a. 1. m. ivtTtiXdfiTjv,u), 
 oTo, perf. m. ivriroXa : fr. iv, 
 rkXXu). 
 
 'Evrifivut, f. ixio, to cut, dig into, 
 cut up, sacrifice, cut herbs, pre- 
 ]>are as a remedy: fr. iv, riixvcj. 
 
 'EvTtvijg, kog, b, >;, bent, strained, 
 strong, intense ; adv. 'Evrevic, 
 quickly, rapidly. 
 
 'Evrevi^io, f. (tio, to gaze at sted 
 fastly and intently : fr. iv, riivio, 
 to stretch. 
 
 'Evrtpov, ov, TO, the inside, an 
 intestine, gut, entrail, the womb : 
 fr. ivrog. Hence 
 
 'EvTfpovEia, ag, t), the inner tim- 
 bers of a ship. 
 
 'EvTiffi, dat. pi. fr. tvrea, tvrrj, 
 rd, arms. 
 
 'EvTEffispyog, an epith. of mules, 
 working in harness : fr. tvrta, 
 fpyov. 
 
 'Evnaiovpybg, ov, 6, a maker of 
 arms : fr. tvrta, ipyov. 
 
 'EvriraXrai, 3 sing. perf. pass. fr. 
 ivriXXofiai, to command ; f. iv- 
 rtXovnai, perf. ivriraXfiai, aai, 
 rai : fr. iv, riXXio, to order. 
 
 'Evrtra^iivog, t], ov, stretched, 
 strained, intense, part. perf. pass, 
 of ivrsivoj, to stretch. Hence 
 
 'Evrerafiivujg, adv. intensely, 
 earnestly, urgently. 
 
 'Evrirarai, 3 shig. perf. ind. pass, 
 of ivTiiviiJ. 
 
 'EvnrvxV'^'^) perf. ind. act. of 
 ivrvyxdi'OJ, to hit upon, disco- 
 ver, obtain : fr. iv, rvyxdvoj, to 
 be ; f. revKof-iai, a. 2. trvxov. 
 
 'EvTivOtv & 'Evrsvdtvi, hence, 
 thence, adv. Th. h'9a, here, 
 there. 
 
 'Evrev^ig, (iog, r), an interview, 
 meeting, intercourse, address, 
 conversation, conference, inter- 
 cession, prayer; nom. pi. ivrev- 
 ^eig ; fr. ivrvyxdvu, to confer 
 with. Th. rvyxdvio, to be. 
 
 'Et'TEvrXai'doj, d, f. uxrio, to cook 
 or dress with beet : fr. iv, rtv- 
 tXov. 
 
 'Evnx^'og, b, r), skilled in his 
 art, a workman, done with art, 
 artificial, skilful : fr. iv, rkxvt]. 
 
 'E.vriiKio, f. ^w, to melt in, instil, 
 infuse ; perf. mid. ivrirrjKa : fr. 
 
 iv, TTJKU). 
 
 Evri, they are. Dor. for eial & 
 ifTTi ; fr. il^ii, to be. 
 'EvriOrjui & 'Ei^riGifiai, to put or 
 (213) 
 
 ENT 
 
 place in, implant, insert, inclose: 
 fr. iv, ri9t]fii. 
 
 'EvTiKTio, f. Tt^io, to engender in, 
 produce in : fr. iv, riKTit). 
 
 'EvT'i^og, b, 1), precious, costly, 
 dear, held in honour or esteem, 
 lionourable ; comp. ivTif-ioTtpoq, 
 more honoured : fr. iv, rifii], 
 Th. riuj. Hence 
 
 'EvrtjxorTjg, rrjrog, t/, dignity, 
 honour, esteem. 
 
 'EvrT'fiiog, adv. in honour. 
 
 'Evrfirffia, arog, rb, an incision : 
 fr. ivrifivii). 
 
 "Evro, they sent, 3 pi. fr. f/Lf»;i', 
 a. 2. m. of tj;/ii ; f. ijaoj, a. 2. 
 rjv. 
 
 'EiToX?), ifg, »/, a command, com- 
 mandment, precept, charge : fr. 
 ivriXXojxai, to enjoin ; perf. m. 
 ivrkroXa : fr. iv, riXXio. 
 
 'EvTo^ia, tov, rd, insects ; things 
 slaughtered for sacrifice, vic- 
 tims : & 
 
 'Evrofir), ijg, 1), a cutting in, inci- 
 sion ; offering of victims ; nar- 
 row pass, defile : fr. iv, reixvu), 
 perf. m. rirofia. 
 
 'Evrofiig, i^og, 1), an incision, 
 gash : fr. the same. 
 
 'Evrofiog, b, rj, cut, gelded : fr. 
 the same th. 
 
 'Ei'Tovog, b, //, stretched, strain- 
 ed, intent, earnest, firm, vigor- 
 ous : fr. iv, rtivui ; perf. m. 
 rkrova, 
 
 'Evrovbjg, adv. earnestly, posi- 
 tively, firmly. 
 
 'EvroTTiog & 'Evrorrog, b, »;, a 
 native, inhabitant of a place : 
 fr. iv, roTTog. 
 
 'Evropvtvui, f. £v<Tu), to turn, 
 mould : fr. iv, ropvevm. 
 
 'EN TO' 2, within, inside ; adv. 
 ivrbg ifiicovrov, in full posses- 
 sion of my senses. Hence 
 
 'EvroaGe & 'EvroaOi, adv. the 
 same. 
 
 'EvrpaTTtiijv, a. 2. opt. pass. fr. 
 ivrpiTTOfxai. 
 
 'EvrpaTTf-Xbg, rj, bv, vile, mean, 
 worthy to be turned away from 
 in disgust. See rpairtXog. Th. 
 rpsTTw. 
 
 'Evrpairy, he may have blushed 
 at, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. pass, ivrpd- 
 7n]9i, a. 2. imper. ivrpairrjao- 
 flat, y, trai, f. 2. pass, of 
 
 ' EvrpETTOfiat, to turn one's self 
 to, respect, revere, blush at, 
 have regard for, be concerned 
 about ; with a gen. ; f. mid. »//o- 
 /iar, perf. rirpoTra, impf. iverpe- 
 TTOfiijv, ox>, ero, a. 2. pass, ive- 
 TpaTrrjv, I was ashamed ; a. 2. 
 subj. ivrpaTToJ, yg, y, f. 2. pass. 
 evrpaTTTjffofiai ; pass, to be 
 changed, turned : fr. 
 
 'Ei/rp£7rw, to turn, convert; cover 
 with shame ; make one turn 
 
 

 i' 
 
 ENT 
 
 away liIs face; f. trrpsipw, perf. 
 kVTtrpeipay a. 2. ivirpaTTOv : fr. 
 
 fVy TpeTTlO. 
 
 'Evrp'f<puj, to educate, rear in ; f. 
 
 tvGpi\piu, perf. ivrsTpscpaj pres. 
 
 pass. tprpt(p()fiai : fr. tv, Tpicpco, 
 
 f. ^w, a. 2. tTpa(l>oi', perf. m. 
 
 rtrpo0a. 
 'Eirp^x'/Cj^oco,//, quick, shrewd, 
 
 vei"satile, active : fr. 
 'Evr|0£;^w,toininin,iiito,oraniong, 
 
 fit in, adliere to : fr. tv, rpsx^^y 
 
 f. Opi^iOy pei-f. CtCpdnrjKa, a. 2. 
 
 tcpafioi', perf. m. ci^poua. 
 'Evrpil3i)c, eoQy 6, ?/, well versed 
 
 in, used or inured to : fr. 
 'Evrplfitt), f. i^ujj perf. rtrpl^a, 
 
 to rub in or on, paint ; nietaph, 
 
 to inflict, beat, mash : h', Tpifiuj. 
 ^}^VTpiTogj 6, »'/, three-fold : fr. tv, 
 
 Tpirog. 
 
 'EvTpiTog, subst. a mediator be- 
 tween two, an umpire; Gl. i ,til. 
 
 sequester, ^trrirrig. 
 'Ei'TpiTtJviKoj, f. (Tu)j to mix wine 
 
 with three parts water : fr. iv, 
 
 rpiTog. 
 'EvTpi\piQy eioQy r/, a rubbing-in of 
 
 paint or rouge : fr. tvrpj'/iw. 
 'Evrpofiog, 6, ?/, trembling, teri'i- 
 
 fied : fr. ivy Tpofiog, a trembling; 
 
 fr. rpffiu), perf. m. Terpofxa. Th. 
 
 rpkio, to quake. 
 'Evr/ooTTrtXt'^o/xat, to look back 
 
 whilst retreating: fr. tv, rpoTra- 
 
 Xi'^oi, the same as rptTrtu. 
 'EvrpoTTi), r]g, >/, shame, regard, 
 
 respect : fr. perf. m. IvTerpoTrUj 
 
 of tVTpSTTOfiai. 
 
 'EvrpoTTta, ag, Ion. irj, ijg, i), re- 
 spect ; a shift, wile : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 'EvTpoipog, 6, r/, reared in, accus 
 tomed to : fr. tvTp^^u). 
 
 'Ei'TpvfJ>cno, u), to lead a luxurious 
 life, riot, revel ; treat with de- 
 rision, insolence, or abuse ; f. 
 ijaiOy perf. tvTETpv(p}]Ka ; fr. tv, 
 rpvcpij, effeminacy. Th. Opvirro). 
 
 'EvTpixpii^a, arog, to, luxury, 
 revelry, amusement : fr. the 
 above. 
 
 'Evrpaiyw, f. Ko^ini, a. 2. tvtrpa- 
 yoVf to eat up, devour, gulp 
 down : fr. tv, rpwyw. 
 
 'EvTuyxavw, to meet, fall in with, 
 light upon, find ; accost, address, 
 read, intercede ;. obtain ; f. tv- 
 Tti'^ofiai, p. ivTtrvxv'^^^ ^- 2. 
 eviTv^ov : fr. tp, rvyxcivw. 
 
 "Erri't, he was preparing. Ion. 
 for ijVTve, of tvrvoj, to arm, fur- 
 nish : fr. IvTta, to., arms. 
 
 'EvTvkirrii}, to roll in, wrap up 
 in ; f. «Tw, perf. ivrtrvkixa, a. 1. 
 tvtri'Xjsa, perf. pass. tvrtri'Xiy- 
 \x.ai : fr. iv, TvXirTo), to wrap up 
 in the form of a bolster ; fr. tv- 
 \rj, a bolster, blanket. 
 
 'EvTVViOy f. vvutf to prepare, 
 
 ^q^JPj g«?t ready, fmiiish. Th. 
 
 tvrea. 
 'EvTVTrag, adv. in a tight fold so 
 
 as to show the figure : fr. 
 'EvTVTTog, 6, if, impressed : fr. 
 'EvTVTTou), to imprint, impress, 
 
 stamp, engrave on ; f. wtrw, perf. 
 
 ivTtTVTZoiKa, ])erf. pass. tvTt- 
 
 rvTroj/xai : fr. tv, rvrrog. Th. 
 
 TVTTTU). 
 
 EvTVipu), f. 6v\pio, to cause to 
 smoke in, set on fire : tr, Tv<piu. 
 
 'Evri'w&'EvrvVw, to arm, equip, 
 prepare, furnish. Th. tvrea. 
 
 'EvvaXioio, gen. Ion. fr. 
 
 'Evvd\iog,ov, Mars, warlike. Th. 
 'Evvd}, y), Bellona. 
 
 'Evi;/3pi^a», to insult, outrage, vio- 
 late ; f. iffd), perf. tvi'/Sptjca, a. 1. 
 tvvjipKTa, a. 1. part. act. ivv- 
 j^piaag, avTog : fr. tv, vf3pig. 
 
 'EvvSpiog, 6, //, watery, watered, 
 living in the water, aquatic : fr. 
 iv, v^ijjp. 
 
 "Evv^piQ, i^og & log, j), an otter, 
 water-snake : & 
 
 'Evv^pog, 6, r), watery, moist, hu- 
 mid ; living in the water: fr. the 
 same. 
 
 'Evvtvg, i}og, 6, Enycus, a man's 
 name. 
 
 'Evv^^oKofirjfff, he adorned the 
 bride, 3 sing. a. I. act. of vvficpo- 
 Kofiiuj : fr. vvfi^T], K0f.itu}. 
 
 'Evv^ttf ag, 6, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 vvTTuj, or aau), to dig, prick, 
 beat ; f. ^w, perf. v'tvvxa. 
 
 'EvvTrdpxM, f. ^w, to be in, be by 
 nature : fr. tv, vTrdpxoj. 
 
 'Evi'TTvtd^tu, to dream; f. affio, pf. 
 tvvTTviaKa, f. 1. pass, tvvrrvia- 
 aOi](TQ^iai ; a. 1. pass. tvvTTvid- 
 aOr]v : fr. tv, virvog. 
 
 'Evv7rvia<rT))g, ov, 6, a dreamer : 
 fr. pf. pass, of the preced. verb. 
 
 'EvvTTviov, ov, TO, a vision in 
 sleep, dream ; adverbially, in a 
 dream, in sleep, kutu being un- 
 derstood : fr. iv, VTTvog. 
 
 'EvixjTaKa, ag, £, a. 1. ind. act. fr. 
 vuffTu^u), to wink, nod ; f. $w, 
 j)ei*f. vtvvffTaxci ', for vtvardZ^it): 
 fr. vtvo), to nod. 
 
 "EvvGTpov, OV, TO, the large intes- 
 tine ; because iv var'tpip, in the 
 nether part of the body. Th. 
 ctvvio, to accomplish. 
 
 'Evv<paivLo, f. avii), to weave in : & 
 
 'Ei'v^avTog, i), ov, woven in : fr. 
 iv, v(paivio, to weave. Th. xxpdm, 
 the same. Henee 
 
 'Evv(})d(TfiaTa xp^f^ti, golden tis- 
 sue, clothes interwoven with gold. 
 
 'EN(}Q\ 6og,ovg, rj, Bellona, the 
 goddess of war. 
 
 'Ei'vio, to slay : fr. tvco, Etym. for 
 (peviu, by aphieresis. 
 
 'Evtof^ia, he was shaking, 3 sing, 
 impf. ind. act. of vu)^dio. Th. 
 rtjLtw, to allot. 
 
 (214) 
 
 'EviofxoTapxvs &- 'Ev(x) flora pxo£, 
 ov, the commander of an eiio- 
 motia. 
 
 'Evwfioria, ag, r), a division of 
 soldiers among the Lacedtemo- 
 nians, consisting of 25 men; the 
 16th part of a mora : fr. 
 
 'Evio^orog, 6, »/, bound by an 
 oath, sworn ; a conspirator : fr. 
 iv, oixvvfii. 
 
 'EvioTraCig & 'EvdJTTaiiojg, adv. 
 before the face, visiblv, plahil) : 
 & 
 
 'EvioTTy, openly, plainly ; the dat. 
 used adverbially, iv being un- 
 derstood : fr. 
 
 'EvojTrr), rjg, >}, sight, aspect, pre- 
 sence : fr. iv, to\p, cjTrog, 6, the 
 eye. Th. oTrrofxai, to see. 
 
 'EvoiTTia, rd, the walls of a house, 
 which are opposite to the door, 
 or receive light through the open 
 door, cavities or recesses hi a 
 wall : fr. ivivTriog. 
 
 'EvwTriCiiog, adv. clearly, plainly : 
 fr. ivwntoQ. 
 
 'EvMTTiov, adv. in open view, 
 openly ; in the presence of, be- 
 fore, with, against : fr. 
 
 'Evdoiriog, 6, y, one who says or 
 does anything in one's presence, 
 face to face, opposite: asitwero 
 iv WTTi : fr. ivioTrt), the sight. 
 
 'Evwpfft, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 ^ol. & 
 
 'Evuipro, he was rushed on, 3 sing, 
 plupf. ind. pass. tv(t>pf(//v, m>, ro, 
 of ivopu), fr. iv, opw, to rouse ; t. 
 oput, JEo\. opaut, perf. J>(>(ca, 
 perf. pass, ibpfiai. 
 
 'Evwad^Tjv, 0), aro, I thought ;hy 
 crasis for ivoijffdfxTjv, a. 1. ni.of 
 voiu), to think. Th. voog. 
 
 'EvCjffi, they may be in, 3 pi. pres. 
 subj. of tveifii, I am in. Th. tlui. 
 
 "Evtoaig, twg, r), unity, union, 
 conjunction : fr. tVow, to unite. 
 Th. tic, one. 
 
 'Evwrrj, rjg, t), the same as trw- 
 nov, & fr. the same. 
 
 'Eviori^ofiai, to hear, hearken ; i 
 ivajriaofjiai, Att. -lovjxai, a. 1. ni. 
 ivojTtcrdfirjv, f. 1. pass. ii'ujTiaOij- 
 (TOfiai: fr.iv, ovg,u)T6g,Tb,iu\ ear. 
 Th. ovag, aTog, rb, the same. 
 
 'EvMTiov, ov, TO, anear-ruig : h'. 
 the same. 
 
 'Evu)Ti(Tai, iv<i)Ti(TdaOu), 2 & '^ 
 sing. Sc 
 
 'EvioTirraaGf, hear, 2 pi. a. l.ini- 
 perat. m. of tI'w^i^()jll«t. 
 
 'Evujx, b, a man's name, unded. 
 Hebr. meaning, consecrated. 
 
 'Evtox^V^ijVy 1 was disturbed, a. 
 1. ind. pass, of tvoxXtw, to mo- 
 lest : fr. ii>, bx^og. 
 
 'ES, out of, prepos. governing the 
 gen. : when a consonant follows, 
 it is written txr, which see : h"' 
 
 "ES, six ; numeral adj. undecl. 
 
 e£:a 
 
 Hence iKaKig, six times ; tKTog, 
 the sixth. 
 
 'E^dyaye, trio, 3 pi. t^ayaytrw- 
 ffav, a. 2. imperat. act. Att. of 
 i^dyio, to lead out. 
 
 'E^ayaytTr, a. 2. inf. act. t^aya- 
 ywv, a. 2. part. act. of the same. 
 
 'E?«yytXm, ag, »/, announcement, 
 intimation, information : fr. 
 
 'EKayyt\\io,to declare, announce, 
 relate, divulge, proclaim, cele- 
 brate ; f. t^ayytXu), perf. iKr'iy- 
 yfX»ra, a.l. t^Z/yytiXa, a. l.subj. 
 i^ayyf/X(u, yg, y. Th. ayytXXw, 
 to bring word. 
 
 'EKayi^io, f. cw, to banish as pol- 
 luted, e.xpel : fr. t^, ayi'^w. 
 
 'E^ayivitiv, t7v, Ion. for i^dytiv, 
 to lead out : see i^dyu). 
 
 'Elayiov, ov, rb, a weight equal- 
 ling six scruples. Th. t^, dyio. 
 
 'E^dyiffTog, 6, >), most wicked, 
 execrable : fr. t^, uyog, or dyog. 
 
 'EKayKioviZoj, f. (Tio, to keep ofi", 
 ])usli away with the elbows : fr. 
 (t,, ayKiov. 
 
 'E^a'yrf'fti, to break, break off : 
 fr. i^, dyio, the same ; f. a^w. 
 
 'E^ayopa^6/i6voc, redeeming, pt. 
 m. fr. 
 
 'E^ayopa'^oj, & (^onat, to buy, 
 purchase, redeem ; f. daio, perf. 
 i^ijyopaKa, a. 1. fc^j;ym)ao"a,a. 1. 
 su])j. t^ayopaVw, yg, y : fr. t^, 
 dyopd'Coj, to purchase. Th. dyo- 
 pa, the forum. 
 
 V.^ayopevaig, tiog, if, divulging of 
 a secret thing ; confession : fr. 
 
 '¥.'£,ayopivM, f. ivrruj, to speak out, 
 publish, confess: fr. i^, dyoptvoj. 
 Th. dyopii, forum. 
 E^ayptoui, fa>, f. wffio, perf. i^tj- 
 ypiujKa, to render savage, exas- 
 perate : fr. i^, dypioiv. 
 
 'E^dyw, to bring out, lead forth, 
 export, derive, incite, impel. In 
 Hum. to go out, march out, ad- 
 vance ; f. i^d^u), perf. iKiix^) ^• 
 2. act. i^ifyov, Att. i^rfyayov; a. 
 2. inf. i^aytlv & t^ayayttv, a. 2. 
 part, i^aytjv & i^ayayujv, 6v- 
 Tog : fr. i^, dy(o. Hence 
 E^ayioytXc, TovTi(JTt,oi Kara tto- 
 \tig i^dyovTfg (ppovpdg, conduc- 
 tors of the guards, they who con- 
 duct succours from the cities. 
 
 'Etaywyif, rjg, i), a leading or 
 bringing out, marching out, ex- 
 portation, ti'aining up, going out, 
 death : & 
 
 E4(fywyt;iog, 6, t;, leading or 
 bringing out ; led or brought 
 out, carried away, exported ; rd 
 ts«ywyi/m, wares exported : fr. 
 
 ^ iidyh). Th. dyw, to lead. 
 E^aytui'j'^o/uat, to fight out : fr. 
 
 ^ *^, dyiov. 
 
 E^aywi'iop, & 'E.^dyii)Vog, b, >/, 
 having six angles or corners : 
 fr- H, ywrt'a. 
 
 e;e:a 
 
 'E^dSapxog, 6, a commander of 
 six soldiers : i^dg, d^og, dpx*»* 
 
 'EKddt\<pog, ov, b, a brother's or 
 sister's child ; a cousin : fr. t?, 
 d^t\<pog. 
 
 'EKadvvartio, d, f. TfTOJ, to be 
 feeble, powerless, disabled. Th. 
 ^vvarbg, stout. 
 
 'E^^dio, f. (Tio, to sing, pi'aise, dis- 
 cnehant : fr. iK, ^oiu. 
 
 'E^iitipuj, Ion. for i^aipco, a. 1. 
 iftipa. Ion. dfipa, to lift out, 
 carry out, lift up, take away. 
 
 'E^dertC) adv. for six years : & 
 E^atTtjg, tog, o, »}, 'E^atrT;^) ^ 
 'E^iTTfg, ov, b, six years old : & 
 
 'E^aerig, iSog, i), poet, a girl six 
 years old : fr. t^, trog. 
 
 'E^aOpoii^io, f. (Tio, to seek out and 
 collect : fr. t^, dOpoog. 
 
 'E^aidZit), ^=- aid^u). 
 
 'EKaii^iaToco, or 'E^at/taVrw, to 
 draw blood from, render bloody: 
 
 'EKatiJLog, 6, t), bloodless, pale, 
 lifeless. Th. aljxa. 
 
 'EKaivvTo, he took away, 3 sing, 
 imperf. of 'EKaivvfiai, to take 
 away, destroy : fr. t^, aivvfiai. 
 
 'E^aipk9q<rav, they were destroy- 
 ed, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. pass. Ion. of 
 f^aipiu). 
 
 'EKaiptlffOai, pres. pass. inf. i^ai 
 ptlrai, 3 sing. pres. ind. pass, of 
 the same. 
 
 'EKaiptTOV, poet, exceedingly, 
 above measure, very much : fr. 
 
 'EKdiptTog, b, if, choice, distin- 
 guished, selected, chosen : & 
 
 'E^aip'tTUjg, adv. signally, pre- 
 eminently : fr. i^aipiu). 
 
 'EKaipei'nifv, Dor. & Ion. for t|- 
 ypoi'firfv, 1 sing. impf. pass. fr. 
 
 'E^aiptw, to take out or away ; 
 select (what is good) ; expel 
 (what is bad) ; appropriate (to 
 oneself); deliver (from danger); 
 raze (from the foundation) ; de- 
 stroy utterly ; f. jjmo, perf. t^- 
 ypifKn, a. 2. act. t^ttXoi', a. 2. 
 imper. t^tXt, a. 2. m. iXuXofiifv, 
 ov, tTo, to snatch away for one- 
 self, unload one's vessel ; a. 2. 
 subj. m. i^kXwuai, a. 2. inf. m. 
 i^iXiaOai : fr. t^, aipkio. 
 
 'E^nipio, to take out of another's 
 hands, convey away ; lift or 
 raise up, extol ; overturn (from 
 the foundation) ; bear from 
 (the house), bury ; remove, de- 
 camp ; f. i^apuj, 2 pi. t^aptlrf, 
 perf. i^tfOKa, perf. pass, i'^rfofxai. 
 a. 1. pass. i^ijpGrjv, a. 1. subj. 
 pass. iKapOio, yg, y, he shoidd 
 have been taken away : t^, aipoj. 
 
 'EKaimog, b, if, improper, unna- 
 tural, uncommon, unjust, unbe- 
 coming, indecent, fatal, inaus- 
 picious, unexpected: fr. t^, alcra, 
 
 'E'^ataau), f. Ko), a. I. Att. t^y^a, 
 (215) 
 
 e3:a 
 
 to rush out or forth : fr. i^, 
 
 dl<7(TiO. 
 
 ' E^moToo), Cj, f. watt), to destroy 
 all memory of, annihilate : fr. 
 
 it, ai(TToio. 
 
 EKairiofiai, ovfiai, to demand, 
 solicit for oneself, obtain, beg 
 oflT from punishment ; pass, to 
 be demanded of one to bo 
 jnmished ; f. iffxopat, a. 1. m. 
 
 ir 
 
 ttyTi](jafii)v, oj, aro 
 
 fr. 
 
 'E^aiTtoj, to demand of, demand 
 for imnishment, solicit pardon : 
 fr. t^, aiTtio. 
 
 'E^aiTTjaig, ecog, if, a demand, 
 claim ; demanding for the pur- 
 pose of torture or punishment ; 
 supplication for one accused : fr. 
 pf. pass, of the verb preceding. 
 
 "E^aiTog, b, if, the same as i^aipe- 
 Tog, choice, select. 
 
 'EKaifpvag, Dor. for 
 
 'E^aiipvTfg, on a sudden, unex- 
 pectedly, adv. ; poet. iKaTrivrjg: 
 fr. t^, a'l^vrjg, suddenly ; fr. 
 d(})vio, by sync, for d^oj'wc, sud- 
 denly, by the addition of g ; fr. 
 a, <pai voj : whence 
 
 'E^ai(pvidiog, b, if, sudden. 
 
 'EtaKsaag, a. 1. part. act. & 
 
 E^dfcccrtg, eojg, if, a, thorough heal- 
 
 mg or cure 
 
 fr. 
 
 'EtaKtio, (the same as i^aKtonai) 
 to heal thoroughly ; satisfy (my 
 wants) ; appease, glut (my re- 
 venge) ; mend, repair ; f. tffw & 
 rfffu), perf. i^ijKtjKa : fr. t^, ukB' 
 OfJiai. 
 
 'EtdKig, adv. six times. Th. t^, 
 six. 
 
 'E^aKi(Tf.ivpioi, sixty thousand : fr. 
 i^GKig, pvptot. 
 
 'E^aKiffxi^ioi, six thousand : fr. 
 
 'it, x^^^o'^' 
 
 'EtuKoXovOiio, (0, to follow close 
 upon, follow, imitate ; with dat.; 
 f. ifffoj, perf. itijKoXovOifKa : fr. 
 it, aKoXovOog. 
 
 'EtaKovdit) & 'E^aKovtw, f. i7(Tw,to 
 sharpen thoroughly, make very 
 sharp : fr. it, aKovrj. 
 
 'EtaKoiniZtt), f, trw, to hurl darts 
 or other missiles. Th. ukiov. 
 
 ' EtaKoffioi, ai, a, six hundred. 
 Th. it, six. Hence 
 EtaKoffioffrbg, ij, bv, the six hun- 
 dredth. 
 
 'EtaKovffTog, b, if, easy to bo 
 heard, audible : fr. 
 
 'EtaKovo), f. ov(7oj, to liear out, 
 listen patiently, hear distinctly, 
 comprehend : fr. it, aKovio. 
 
 'EtaKpil36io, w, f. w(Tu}, to execute 
 exactly or accurately, state ac- 
 curately : fr. it, dKpifSoio. 
 
 'EtaKpi^io, f, CIO, to reach a sum- 
 mit t)r height, climb, soar aloft : 
 fr. it, dicpog. 
 
 'EtaXaoto, w, f. wcw, to put out 
 the eyes, blind. Th. d\a6Q. 
 
i 
 
 1 
 
 '.f 
 
 E3rA 
 
 'EKoKairdKb), to exhaust by plun- 
 dering, sack, consume ; f. i^aXa- 
 ira^oj : fr. l^, dXaTra^w. 
 
 'E^aXaro, Dor. for eKv^ciTOy he 
 sprung up, 3 smg. a. I. m. of 
 6^aX\o/uat. 
 
 'EKaXeaaOai, to liave avoided, a. 
 1. inf. m. for t^aXfvcFaaOaij by 
 syne. ; fr. l^aXtoi-iai. 
 
 'E^dXeiTTTpov, ov, rby a towel or 
 sponge, box for ointment : fr 
 
 *Eia\si^QTivai, a. 1. inf. pass. fr. 
 'E^aXft'^w, to wipe off ointment, 
 
 blot out, efface, ar*oint ; f. ^(o, 
 
 perf, t^i]\fi<pa, a. 1. pass, t^ij- 
 
 Xfj00>;i/ : fr. t^, d\si<pio. 
 'E^aXsiipiiaf aq, €, a. 1. opt. /Eol. 
 
 of the above verb. 
 
 'E^aXso^ai, & 'E^aXevofiai, f. 
 tvaojxai, to avoid altogether, 
 shun, evade, escape : fr. t^, <Sl 
 dXku), dXfvu). 
 
 'E^aXiw, f. tVw, to roll out of, to 
 let finish rolling : fr. t^, dXiu). 
 
 'E^dXXaKiVy poet. 3 sing. a. 1. ind. 
 act. Ion. or Dor. for t^/'/XXa^ev, 
 fr. 
 
 *E^aXXa<T(Tw, Att. rrtu, f. ^a>, perf. 
 6^7/XXaxa, to exchange, change 
 one's course, deviate from ; in- 
 troduce by successive changes ; 
 avoid by changing : fr. t^, dX- 
 Xd(T(ru). 
 
 'EKdXXofiai, to spring from, up 
 from the ground, down from a 
 chariot, forward from the ranks; 
 f. IXaXovjxai^ a. 1. m. t^ii^dfiijv, 
 (o, aro : fr. t^, uXXofiai. 
 
 'EkaXXog, 6, r), differing from 
 others, above the herd, distin- 
 guished, excellent : fr. t^, dXXog. 
 
 'E^aXXorptow, f. w(ra», perf. t^»/X- 
 XoTpiioKUy to alienate, dispose 
 of, sell : fr. k'E, dXXoTpioio. 
 
 ' E^dXfitvog, by sync, for iKaXXo- 
 fisvog. 
 
 'EKiiXvrTKio, f. ^w, to avoid, evade, 
 escape : fr. t^, dXvffKut. 
 
 'EKafiapTdviOf to cause to err, to 
 err, miss my a»m, commit a 
 fault, sin, offend ; a. 2. inf. t^- 
 afiaprtiv : fr. t^, dfiaprdvix), f. 
 ^ffa», perf. rffidpTijKay a. 2. i'jfJ-ap- 
 Tov. Hence 
 
 'E^aftaprta, ag, y), a fault, error. 
 
 'E^a/idoj, w, f. r](T(jj, to mow down, 
 reap, cut up : fr. t^, dfidio. 
 
 *E^a^/3X6a>, io, f. u)<Tu), to ])roduce 
 miscarriage : fr. t^, dfifiXig. 
 
 'EKafitijSu), f. i//a>, «& 'E^a/u£i/3o- 
 ^at, to change one for another, 
 depart, succeed, repay : fr. t^, 
 dfisi^ti), f. \//tu, pf. iif^itK^a. 
 
 'E^an^Xyio, f. ^cu, to suck out, 
 milk : fr. i^, df-ikXyu). 
 
 'EKofiiXsio, the same as dfitXiiu, 
 to be negligent. 
 
 'E^d/icrpof, hexameter, consisting 
 of six measures, a verse of six 
 
 e:e:a 
 
 feet : fr. t^, fierpov. 
 'EKdjXTjvogy 6, //, of six months. 
 ' EKafJiTJxavdiOy w, f. rjffoj, to devise 
 
 means to extricate ; fr. t^, dfirj- 
 
 Xavdio. 
 'E^afiiXXdofxai, uJ^ai, f. ^TO/iai, 
 
 to drive out by a contest or force: 
 
 fr. t^, lifjuXXa. 
 'EKafivvofiai, to drive away, ward 
 
 off, defend against : t^, d^rvio. 
 'E^ava/3p/;^w, f. v(T(o, to boil up, 
 
 overflow : fr. i^, dvd, (ipvm. 
 'E^aj'ay<d^ai, f. (Tw, to drive out 
 
 forcibly, compel: fr. fc^, dvay- 
 
 'EKardyu), f. a'^w, to lead up out 
 
 of : fr. i^y di'dyuj. 
 'E^ava^vg, having emerged, a. 2. 
 
 part. act. fr. 
 'E^avadvM, f. v'<tuj, to emerge, 
 
 rise from and appear above, de- 
 cline : fr. IK, dvdf Svio or cv^u. 
 'E^ava^su), f. £<Ta>, to boil up or 
 
 over : fr. t^, dvd, K^u). 
 'EKai'aipfu), w, f. rjfTdJ, to take 
 
 away out of or from : fr. t^, dvd, 
 aipeu). 
 
 'E^avaKoovis), to back out, retreat 
 by backing water. Th. Kpovio. 
 
 'EkavaXi(TKio,io consume, expend, 
 utterly exhaust : fr. IK, dva- 
 XiffKU), to spend ; fr. dvd, dXiff- 
 K(t), to take ; f. dXioaoj, |)erf. 
 i'lXujKa, Att. tdXwJca, a. 2. i'jXujv, 
 a. 1. part. pass. dXio9tig. 
 
 'EKcivaXvu), f. v'ffu}, to rescue or 
 deliver from : fr. tK, dvd, Xvio. 
 
 'EKavuTTTio, f. \pu), to hang up to 
 or from, fasten on, bring upon 
 one's self: fr. t^, dvd, utttu). 
 
 'EKavapTrdi^u), f. dau), to snatch 
 away by force : fr. t^, dvd, dp- 
 Trd^w. 
 
 'EKavaairdio, f. daio, to draw or 
 drag up out of : fr. t^, dvd, 
 (TTrdoi. 
 
 'E'CavdffTaffig, eojg, y, in N. T. 
 resurrection ; in the classic au- 
 thors, insurrection, expulsion, 
 overthrow : fr. tKnviaTq^i. 
 
 'EKava(TTi(pio, f. i//u>, to crown 
 anew : fr. t^, dvd, ort^w. 
 
 'EKavaaTijvai, a. 2. inf. act. t?- 
 avarrrdg, a. 2. part. act. fr. t^- 
 av'iaTi]p.i. 
 
 'EKava(7rii<Ty, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. 
 act. tKavaffTrffTai, a. 1. inf. of 
 the same verb. 
 
 'EKavaaTpk<pu}, f. \pio, to turn up- 
 side down, subvert, overthrow : 
 fr. €$, dvd, (TTpk(})oj. 
 
 'EKavariXXui, to cause to spring 
 out of the ground, grow up ; f. 
 i^avaTeXw : fr. e^, dvareXXio. 
 
 'EKava<pavcbv, adv. openly, plain- 
 ly : fr. IK, dvcKpaivoj. 
 
 'E^araxwpsw, ut, f. ijcru}, to retreat 
 from : fr. ^|, dvaxiopsu). 
 
 ' EKav^paTToSiKopat, f. irro^ai, to 
 i*educe to slavery, enslave : fr. 
 (216) 
 
 e:e:a 
 
 iKf dv^pairodi^u) ; fr. dv^pdrro- 
 dov, bondman ; fr. dviip, novg. 
 Hence 
 
 ' EKavSparro^iovft^voi, Ion. & Att. 
 for IKavdpaTToCKTontvoi, going 
 to drag away to slavery ; f. 1. 
 ])art. m. & 
 
 'EKavSpaTToCKTig, eujg, t), a tear- 
 inj; men from their homes to 
 slavery, enslaving of men, bonJ- 
 
 'EKavSpoofiai, ovfxai, to become 
 a man, attain manhood : fr. iK, 
 dvSpou). 
 
 'EKavi^ifffav, they emerged, 3 pi. 
 a. 2. ind. act. fr. tdvv, or a. 1. 
 fr. tCvrra, in tKavaCvu). 
 
 'EKdveifii, to go up, ascend or 
 proceed from ; a. 2. part, t^- 
 avLwv : fr. IK, dvd, tlfii, to go. 
 
 'EKnvtfiou), to, f. (jjffu), to expose 
 or give to the wind, render frus- 
 trate or vain ; inflate : fr. t^, 
 drf/to(u. 
 
 'EKavfpXOfiai, ^= i^dvtifii. 
 
 'EKav£(TTt)v, a. 2. ind. act. fr. IK- 
 avi(Tri]fii. 
 
 'EKavkniXa, ag, c, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of iKavciTtXXuj. 
 
 'EKavevpi(TKu},f. prjmo, to find out 
 thoroughly, invent : fr. f^, dva, 
 
 I VpiffKU). 
 
 'EKcivsxoj, f. £sw, to stand up 
 
 from, appear above, be conspi- 
 cuously situated ; trans, to hold 
 up, support ; mid. iKavkxo^ai, 
 to endure: fr. LK, dvix^^- 
 
 'EKctvfiKtv, 3 sing. a. 1. act. fr. 
 iKavii]iii, to put or send forth : 
 fr. iK, dvd, iript, to send. 
 
 'EKavOsoj, f. i)(TWf to put fortli 
 blossoms, emit red spots, break 
 out ; go out of blossom : fr. t;, 
 dvOeu}. Th. dvOog. 
 
 'EKavOi^iv, f. to-oi, to paint or em- 
 broider with flowei*s, dress in 
 flower-coloured garments, stain 
 with gay colours : fr. the saim-. 
 
 'EKuvirini, f. i](T(tt, to send fttrtli, 
 jmt forth, emit, remit, rela.\ : 
 fr. kK, dvirjpi. 
 
 'EKaviffTapai, to raise one's solf 
 up, arise, rise in rebellion : see 
 tKavitTTijpt, whence also 
 
 'EKavKTrdvaifto overturn utterly, 
 ])res. inf. & 
 
 'EKaviffTacro, dffOto, pres. impcrat. 
 pass. iKaviardg, dvTog^ a. 2. 
 part. act. fr. 
 
 'E^ai'toT/Z/it, to raise up, rouso, 
 throw upwards from its base, 
 overturn, expel, cast out, utterly 
 destroy ; intr. to rise up anJ ,tro 
 away ; f. iKavacTTrjtru), a. 1. ti,- 
 av'tarrifTa, a. 2. tKavs(TTi]V, J?f> 
 rj : fr. IK, dvd, 'i/ttjjui, to set. 
 
 'EKavoiyuj, f. ^ti>, to open out, lav 
 wide open : fr. tK, dvoiyu). 
 
 'EKavop96u), lo, f. io(Tu), to raise up 
 from, reinstate : fr. tK, dvopOou). 
 
 e;s:a 
 
 'EKdvrrjgy 6, r/, perfect, whole, 
 safe, sound; as if t^o> Tfjg aTijg, 
 Plat, in Phiedr. 
 
 'K^aj'rXfw, d), f. T}Toj, to pump 
 out water, di*aw to the dregs, 
 exhaust, sustain, endure : fr. iK, 
 avrXfoj, to draw. Th. uvrXog. 
 
 'E'^avuio, the same as dvmo, to 
 carry into effect, finish, accom- 
 plish, despatch, mark out, kill ; 
 f. (Tit), perf. i/vvKa. We have also 
 the forms dvvrio & dvvTTio. 
 
 'EKdKiiJ, f. 1. ind. of t^dyw, to 
 lead out. 
 
 'EKoTraXXd(T(Topai, Att. TTopai,f. 
 Kopai, to be freed or released 
 from, withdraw from : fr. IK, 
 aTTo, dXXd<T<Tio. 
 
 'EKmrdrag, wheedlings, deceits, 
 aec. pi. fr. tKaTraTij. 
 
 'EKctTTiiTdu}, w, to mi.slead, de- 
 ceive ; pres. imperat. tKairdrat 
 a, asTu) aru), f. TjrTw, perf. tK- 
 t]7rdrrjKa, a. 1. t^»;7rdr//ora : fr. 
 hK, aTTardu*. 
 
 'EKfiTrdrr], ijg, »/, deceit, trick : 
 fr. the .same. 
 
 'E'^cnraTijrkov, deceit must be 
 ])ractised ; verb. adj. & 
 E^aTrartjTLKog, »), bv, calculated 
 to deceive : fr. t^aTrardw. 
 
 'EKaTrnTiffKio, & 'E^a7rari»XXw, 
 poet, synon. with iKaTrardoj. 
 
 'FAaTTUTCjvTi, they deceive; Dor. 
 for tKaTraruKTi, 3 pi. pres. ind. 
 act. fr. kKcnrcirdio. 
 
 'Ei,cnrd<pio, or -^dnj, & -(piffkcu), f. 
 tjtTio, to deceive, cajole : fr. tK, 
 a7rd0w, or drracpu}, to deceive, 
 poet, for d-rraTdoj. 
 [•.icnrtiSijj, to see thoroughly at a 
 distance from a spot ; lo.se sight 
 ot : fr. tK, dnb, elSo}. 
 
 'EKfXTrkfTrtiXa, ag, f, a. 1. ind. of 
 
 t^aTOfTTkXXiO. 
 
 'EKu7r)]xvg, six cubits long : fr. 
 Kirrixvg. 
 
 E'idmva, suddenly, adv. ; the 
 form tKctTTivrjg is also used, poet, 
 for tKai<pvt]g, to which refer. 
 lt,Ka7rivaiog, a, ov, synon. with 
 i^<n<})viciog, sudden, unexpected, 
 instantaneous : fr. iK, «j <paivio. 
 y^Ka-ivaiiog, suddenly ; adv. fr. 
 the preceding word. 
 ^'K'lTrivag, Dor. for 
 E.Ka7rivr]g, adv. of a sudden, un- 
 expectedly; poet, for iKaicpvijg: 
 ^ fr. IK, a, ^aivio, to show. 
 KirtTrX/'/fTiof, a, ov, Ion. for eKa- 
 TrXumog, six-fold, six times lar- 
 ,Ker. Th. 6^, six. 
 R^nirXooj, a, f. u)(T(0, perf. t^//- 
 T^XioKa, to spread out, unfold, 
 t'xpaud : fr. iK, dTrXuog. 
 ^-KftTrojSnivio, to go out of, de- 
 f^L-end from, disembark. Th. 
 ftnivii). 
 
 ^^mrociiopai, I should chase 
 J^ way, pres. subj . fr. t Ka iro viofi :t i : 
 
 e3:a 
 
 fr. iK, dwb, & SIao, to drive away. 
 
 'EKmroCvvu), to strip off, put off: 
 fr. tK, dnb, Svvoj. 
 
 'EKairoXXvpi, to cause to perish, 
 destroy utterly; & IKaTrSXXvpai, 
 to be utterly undone, perish : fr. 
 IK, uTTo, uXXvpi ; f. oXsaijjj perf. 
 wXf/ca, perf. m. CoXa. 
 
 ' EKctTToXoiar' , Ion. for tKcmro- 
 XoivTo, 3 pi. a. 2. opt, m. fr. tK- 
 aTTioXofirjv, a. 2. m. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 'EKaTTovkopai, to return from: fr. 
 iK, dTTO, vkop,ai. 
 
 'E,Ka7rovi^io,i. \p(jj, to wash offer 
 out : fr. iK, dirb, vito). 
 
 'EKaTToKu'vio, to sharpen off at 
 the extremity: i'v.iK, dirb, oKi'iQ- 
 
 'EKarropiopai, oupai,to be utter- 
 ly perplexed, without resource, 
 at a stand or loss, in despair or 
 need, be weakened ; f. ijaopai, 
 a. 1. pass. iKri7ropr]9t]v,a. 1. inf. 
 iKaTToptjOiivai : fr. iK, a, iropog, 
 fr. TTc/pw, to pass through. 
 
 'E^aTToofw, (u, f. j'lcruj, perf. ijkUj 
 the same. 
 
 'EKmrocTTtXXiu, to send forth or 
 away, divorce; f. Xw, perf. iKaTrk- 
 oraXfca, a. 1. iKaTretTTtiXa : fr. 
 iK, dTTO, (TTeXXit). 
 
 'EKcnrort^vo}, to pay off, expiate, 
 appease : fr. iK, dTro, rivoj. 
 
 ' EKaTTocpOtipu), to destroy out and 
 out : fr. iK, dirb, (pOtipio. 
 
 'EKdrrrti), to fasten to, hang on, 
 set on fire : fr. iK, uTrrw, f. \pio, 
 perf. TJ0a. 
 
 'EKaTTioBeu), w, f. r]au), to thrust 
 out, expel : fr. iK, dTrioOkio. 
 
 'EKaTTioXov, ov, TO, dniwn by six 
 horses : fr. 'iK, TrutXog. 
 
 'EKapaiprjpivog, Ion. & Att, for 
 iKypjjpivog, having been taken 
 away, selected in preference ; 
 perf. part. pass. fr. iKatpi^io. 
 
 'EKapaiprjrai, Ion. for iKyprjrai, 
 3 sing. pf. pass, of the same. 
 
 'EKapdopai, to pour out impre- 
 cations : fr. iK, dpd. 
 
 'EKapdcTffu), f. ^u>, to break off, 
 tear to pieces, outrage, revile : 
 fr. iE, dpdrrrrio. 
 
 'EKdparo, 3 sing. a. 1, ind. m. 
 Dor. or Ion. for iKnparo, of t^- 
 aipijj, to take out, lift up. Th. 
 alpu), f. dpui, a. I. tipa. 
 
 'EKapyf-uj, w, to be totally idle ; 
 put ott' through idleness : fv. iK, 
 dpyiio. 
 
 'EKdpypara, (ov, rd, preparations 
 for solemn sacrifices : iK, dpx(o. 
 
 'EKiipyvpiKopni, to convert into 
 money, sell ; strip of one's mo- 
 ney : fr. iK, dpyvpog. 
 
 ' EKapyvpKrdpsvog, a. 1. part. m. 
 of the above verb. 
 
 ' EKapyvpovv, mf. pres. fr. 
 
 'EKdoyvpoio, oj,f. ioait), to set a 
 price on, convert into money, 
 (217) 
 
 e^ta 
 
 sell. Th. apyvpog, silver. 
 
 'EKapi(TKopai, to appease, propi- 
 tiate : fr. iK, dpk(TKit). 
 
 'EKapiOpku), to make a correct list 
 of, recount ; f. r/crw, a. 1. part, 
 m. iKaptJSprjcrdpEvog : fr. iK, 
 dpi9p6( 
 
 'EKapKSdj, u>, f. 7](TU), to suffice for, 
 supply the wants of, satiate. 
 'EKapKtlv KrtdTtcraiv, in a neut. 
 sense, to be sufficiently well off, 
 i. e. to be possessed of as much 
 as is necessary for one's support. 
 'EKapKeiv rolg ^iXoig, trans, to 
 assist one's friends : fr. iK, dp- 
 Ksio, to be sufficient. Hence 
 
 'EKcipK>)g, tog, o, /}, sufficing, 
 sufficient : 
 
 'EKapKovi'Tujg, adv. sufficiently, 
 enough : fr. the same. 
 
 'EKapvkopai, ovp,ai, f. r]<Tnp,ai, to 
 deny openly, refuse publicly, re- 
 ject : fr. iK, dpvsofiai. 
 
 ' EKapvTjadpevog, a. 1. part. m. of 
 the above verb. 
 
 'EKcipvijTiKbg, i), bv, denying, dis- 
 avowing : & 
 
 'EKapvog, 6, >'/, one who denies 
 any thing. Th. dprkopai. 
 
 'E^ap7rd^a>, f. dffu), perf. iKrfp- 
 TTuKa, to snatch away, take from 
 one, rescue : fr. iK, dpTrd^ut. 
 
 "EKaptTig, tijjg, »'/, the act of raising 
 up, tearing away, removal : fr 
 iKaipu). 
 
 'EKapTaopai, uipai, to attach one- 
 self to another, hang from, de- 
 pend on : fr. 
 
 'EKciprdio, Cj, f. i](Tit}, to hang from, 
 fasten on, tie to, attach by tie.s 
 of friendship, raise up : fr. iK, 
 dprdu>, to append. 
 
 'EKapritio, to make equal or even 
 with ; i. e. from being unequal ; 
 make an event even with time, 
 fulfil; complete,accomplish, pre- 
 pare, equip, man ; f. t'crw, perf. 
 iKhpTiKa, a. 1. iKnpri(Ta, a. 1. 
 inf. iKapriffcii, perf. pass. iV]p- 
 TKTfxai, part. t^//prt(r/iej'oc, per- 
 fectly qualified : fr. iK, dpn^io, 
 to complete. Th. dprtof. 
 
 'E^apri'/ifJ'oi,prepared, qualitied; 
 Ion. for iKtipTVjxkvoi, perf. part. 
 })ass. fr. 
 
 'EKapTvu), to equip, rig out ; f. 
 vrrio, perf. vku. Th. dprvut. 
 
 'EKapX^K, f^r t^ dpx^lQ, fro»i the 
 beginning, synon. with irdXiv, 
 with which it is often joined. 
 
 "EKapX^Qi o^j o> ^ leader, begin- 
 ner, author, one who gives out 
 a stave ; Engl, exarch : & 
 
 'E^dpxw, synon. with dpx(i>, to 
 begin, take the lead in, propose: 
 
 fr. iK, dpxi'h 
 'EKdg, ddog, i), the number .six, a 
 hexade, the sixth pomt of the 
 dice, a Sicilian coin of brass. 
 Th. Ie^, six. 
 
 
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 'E^affPcrlw, fai,to grow weak, have 'E^^ygyovro, they were brought 
 one's strength fail ; f. ijffu) : fr. forth, produced, 3 pl.fr. t4'€y« J^o- 
 
 fit]V, a. 2. m. of tKyivofiai : fr. 
 tK, yivofiaif to be bom. 
 'E^eypovTOy Ion. »& poet, for f^- 
 i}ypovTo, 3 pi. imperf. by sync. 
 
 6^, ao-0£V€u;. Th. aOevog. 
 *EKaaOtvi^io, f. icw, to weaken, 
 
 enfeeble : fr. the same th. 
 'E^a(TK'€iu,f. ^Tw, to exercise, dis- 
 cipline thoroughly, trim out, be- 
 deck: fr. fc^, ao-*c6(u, to exercise. 
 
 'E^aoTiag, thus they term the 
 shag or rough part of woven 
 cloth : perhaps fr. t^6(T0ai, fr. 
 ^soj, to scrape, card, comb wool. 
 
 'E^aoTpa7rra>, to emit flashes of 
 hght, glitter, dazzle; f. ^lo, perf. 
 lti)oTpa<pa : fr. fc^, dffrpaTrrw. 
 
 'E^an/icistu, f. daujy to dishonour 
 greatly, hold cheaply, slight: fr. 
 6^, arifidZio. 
 
 'EKaTijioui, w, f. wait), the same. 
 
 'E^auat'vw, synon. with avaivio, 
 to parch up. Th. avto. 
 
 'E'^avy})Q, 60C, o, >;, shining, re- 
 splendent, white : fr. t^, avyrj. 
 
 'E^auoa, pr. imper. fr. 
 
 'E^au^aiu, to speak out, tell, de- 
 clare ; f. r)(Tu} : fr. t^, avccno, to 
 speak. Th. avci), voice. 
 
 'E^avXiKofiai, to take up a di'ffer- 
 ent station or encampment, de- 
 camp : fr. fc^, avXi). 
 
 'E^avrriQj at the same moment, 
 immediately, directly : as if fr. 
 1^, auTf}Q (agreeing with ojpag 
 understood). Th. avTog^ self. 
 
 'E^'aurig, again, afresh, adv. Th. 
 
 av, agani. 
 
 'E^aurojuoXew, w, f. i^cw, to de- 
 sert, forsake one's party: fr. t^, 
 avTOQ, fioXeio. 
 
 'E^avx^o^, at, f. //<ra>, to boast, 
 wish, hope : fr. i^, aux^('>' 
 
 'E^aipaipku), w, to take away, put 
 an end to ; mid. to deprive of ; 
 i^a^kXoiffOe, a. 2. opt. mid. 
 
 '£^a0t?;/ut, f. f](T<jjy to launch out 
 hurl, let go, set free: fr. t^, citto, 
 
 'EKa<l>l<Trt}ni, to place away from ; 
 mid. to depart or withdraw from: 
 fr. t^, aTTO, 'i<TTT]fii. 
 
 'E^atppilofiai, to foam forth,chafe : 
 fr. i^, d^fjog. 
 
 'E^a(pvit)f L v(T(i),io drain the con- 
 tents of, exhaust. Th. cupino. 
 
 *E^e(3a\ov, eg, t, I put to the 
 rout, a. 2. ind. act. of £ic/3a\Xtu. 
 
 'E^^/3ai/, by sync, for i^s^itjcrav, 
 they went out, 3 pi. a. 2. act, 
 i^l/3/;a', of tK^aiviij : fr. Ik, (iai- 
 vio, to go, f. [^ijoofxcu, a. 2. ijit]v. 
 
 'E^ij^id'CovTO, 3 pi. imperf. fr. tK- 
 ^id'Cofiaiy to compel by force. 
 Th. f3ta, force. 
 
 'E^£y6t|00jtxai, to raise or rouse 
 oneself up, awake : & 
 
 'EKtytipoj, to raise from sleep, 
 rouse up, awaken, call into being, 
 excite, cause to rear; f. i^tyepCJ, 
 perf. i^qyspKa, a. 1. i^t'jytipa : 
 fr, l^i kyiipio. 
 
 for t^riyiipovTO : fr. t^typoficu, 
 by sync, for t^tyt'ipQixai, to rouse 
 up. Th. tyetpu), to rouse. 
 
 'Ek,(^ix6y.i]v, ov, iTO, I was wait- 
 ing for, imperf. m. of Ucexoficw, 
 f. tKci^ofiai, pei*f. tKCtCtyfiai: fr. 
 Ik, IkxoyiaL, to take, receive. 
 
 'E%u)iKr]aa, ag, c, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 tK^iKiu), to avenge; f. rjffuj, pert". 
 tKCECiKr]Ka, a. 1. i^tciKrjfTa, a. 1. 
 imper. tK^iKijcrov, cltoj, a. 1. inf. 
 iKCiKrjtTaL : fr. Ik, Sikj], 
 
 'EKicoTo, 3 sing. a. 2. m. l^tco- 
 f.ij]i', (TO, TO, I let out to hire; of 
 iKCidujfii, f. tK^bJffu). Th. SiSvJiii, 
 to give, a. 2. tCiav. 
 
 'E^scpa, ag, y, ejcedra ; a portico 
 or gallery provided with seats ; 
 private chamber, a])artmcnt : 
 fr. t^, Upa, scat. Th. t^o/iai. 
 
 'E^iCpoQ, 6, ii, turned out of his 
 seat, expelled from home, ex- 
 iled : fr. the same. 
 
 'E.Ucv(Tav, they put off, 3 pi. a. 1. 
 ind. act. of Ucino, to put off ; f. 
 tKCiKTio, a. 1. m. i^tdvaa^Tjv, to, 
 aTOf a. 1. inf. m. iKCvaaaiiai : fr 
 IK, duio, or ^i'fii, a. 2. tdvv. 
 
 'EUctjj, f. kcofiaif to eat up. Th. 
 
 *E^£«v, he was scraping, 3 sing. 
 iini>f. ind. act. of ?6u>, f. K^croj. 
 
 'EU0a^i(it)9t](Tar, 3 pi a. 1. ind. 
 pass, of tK0afjj3foiJiai, oryitat, to 
 be struck with horror at, be 
 amazed at : fr. tK, Od^jSog. 
 
 'EU9tvT0, they put forth, 3 pi. 
 a. 2. md. m. fr. IKiOf^Tjv, ao, to, 
 of tKriOrj^i. Th. TiQyyu. 
 
 'ECeGXi^a, 1 forced out by press- 
 ure, a. 1. ind. act. of tKOXi^u). 
 Th. 0\i(iu), to wear. 
 
 'EKf^Oope, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. of 
 tKOoptui, to spring forward : fr. 
 tie, Oopu), or Oopiu), to leap. 
 
 'EKtOpt\pa, ag, f , a. 1. ind. act. & 
 
 'EK^OpsipaTo, he brought up, 3 
 sing. a. 1. m. of tfcrpe^tu : fr. Ik, 
 Tpkcfxi}, f. 9p't^pu), to nourish. 
 
 *E?f t, for tti9i, Att. exif go out, 
 pres. imper. fr. t^fifii ; as if fr. 
 t^£tt», exeo, to go out : fr*. £?, tTfii, 
 to go. 
 
 "EKti, he will have, 3 sing. f. 1. 
 ind. of tx<^f to have, f. t^u) »Sc 
 (7xi7fT(u,perf. 6(TX/;'c«, a. 2. taxov, 
 a. 2. sul)j. «Txai. 
 
 'E^«ttu>, f. cf](Tu), a. 2. t^a^oi', inf. 
 t^ictiv, perf. tKoiCa, inf. t^fi^e- 
 va/, part, i^firwe, to see clearly, 
 stai-e at ; in fut. perf. & plup. 
 to know well : fr. tK, ft^w. 
 
 'Et.tiijg, poet, for i^ng, next in 
 
 succession, in order, adv. fr. txw. 
 
 (218) 
 
 ESE 
 
 'EXiiKaZio, f. dffo), to make a like- 
 ness of, assimilate : fr. c/fcd^w. 
 'EKtiKaffTo, had been made like, 
 3 sing, plupf. pass. fr. t^tifcd^w. 
 'EKiiKoviK<^, f. t<Tw, perf. t^tiKo- 
 viKa, to draw out an express 
 image, form according to copy, 
 pourtray. Th. tiKiov. 
 'E^flXt, 3 sing. a. 2. act. t^eiXtTo, 
 
 3 sing. a. 2. m. fr. t^aiofw. 
 'E^ttXtw, u>, f. r)fT(u, to unfokl, 
 track, unroll, peruse a book : fr. 
 6?, cj'Xetu. 
 'EKtiXKVffa, ag, f, a. 1. ind. act. 
 fr. U'tXfct'w, to draw or force out, 
 extract. Th. e'Afciu, to draw. 
 'E^ttXo^Tiif, ov, ETO, I took away, 
 a. 2. ind. m. of t^aipeut, to take 
 away : fr. i^, a'lptuj, to take, f. 
 
 J7<T(t», perf. ijpTjKa, a. 2. tlXor. 
 'E^tiXt»w, f. (Tw, to roll out, lui- 
 
 fold ; iKtiXvffOtig, a. I. part. pass. 
 
 lying prostrate, at full length. 
 'E^ttjui, or t^iTjfii, to go out, de- 
 part, disembark ; pres. inf. t^- 
 
 livai, a. 2. act. t^iov, sg, e, a. 2. 
 
 part. t4iw»', ovTog, a. 1. Att. t^- 
 
 7ji(Ta, I went out : fr. t^, i7^j, or 
 
 l//fl(, to go. 
 'EKtiiJii, to be of or from, born of ; 
 
 t4't<T(rj, poet, for t^tlg or i^tl ; 
 
 t^'i^^tvai, poet, for fc4tI^'rtt. Th. 
 
 ti'/ii, to be. See t'itoTi, itov. 
 'EttXvai, to be lawful, allowable, 
 
 pres. inf. fr. l^iaTi, it is lawful, 
 
 impers. : fr. t^, £i'/xi, to be. 
 'E^iiviaa, I showed lu)sj)itality to, 
 
 entertained, a. 1. ind. of ftfri^w, 
 
 for ^tv'i'^io ; f. <Sio, perf. t^ij/ica. 
 
 Th. tf^vog, poet, ^tivog, a host, 
 
 guest. 
 'E^cTtto, I spoke out, a. 1. act. & 
 'ElttTTOV, t^inri, t^iiTru}, i^tnrih', 
 
 iEeiTTojv, a. 2. act. & 
 'E^ftTTtu, I shoiUd have spukon 
 
 out, a. 1. subj. act. fr. t4'«7rw: fr. 
 
 t^, tTTit), to say, a. 1. £i7ra. 
 'EKitpya(Tfx'tvog, rj, ov, perf. part. 
 
 pass. fr. i^epyd^ofiai, to work 
 
 out ; f. dffofiai, perf. tjpyacr/ud. 
 
 Th. tpyov, work. 
 'EWipyiaQai, or tUpye(j9ai, to be 
 
 restrained : fr. 
 'E?c«>yw, f. 4w, perf. x«, to ex- 
 clude, prohibit, constrain. Tli. 
 
 fipyw, to keep off. 
 'EKtipvaai, Ion. & poet, for tlf 
 
 pvaai, a. 1. inf. act. fr. t^tju'w. 
 
 Th. ipvit), to draw, f. trtu. 
 'E4f«pa>, f. t4fp<3, Lat. ^J^'/'O,^ to 
 
 thrust forth, disengage. Th. Mfiw- 
 'E%t\g, having sent forth, a. -• 
 
 part. act. fr. iKinfth »• 2. ti,t]v : 
 
 fr. t$, V///xt, to send, f. i)tw. 
 "EKtig, you shall have, Dor. i^t'^c, 
 
 2 sing. f. 1. of fx*"* to have ; 1. 
 
 'iKio, imj)f. fixov. 
 'E^am, he goes forth, 3 sing. pre?. 
 
 fr. tKdfu. Th. dfii, a. 2. lov. 
 'EKtKav9r}<Tav, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. pass. 
 
 E^E 
 
 E^E 
 
 Kaiu), to burn, a. 2. tKuov 
 
 'EKfK£VT7](Ta, ag, e, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of iKKiVTEio, to pierce through ; 
 f. 7/frw, perf. tKKtKtvTtjKu : fr. 
 (K, Kti'Tioj, to prick. 
 
 'Eli.tKevu)(ra, ag, «, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of tKKSi'ou), to empty, unlade. 
 Th. Ksi'og, empty. 
 
 'E^iKKXt]aid<:^io, f. d(Tii), to hold an 
 assembly out of the usual i)lace, 
 on the spot, in the air, to gather 
 together : fr. t^, tKKXijaidZu}. 
 Th. KaXkio, to call. 
 
 'EEfKXd(j9ijv, Tjg, 11, 3 pi. t^e/cXd- 
 <T^;;(Tai', a.l. ind. pass, of tjcicXdw, 
 to break down or off ; f. dao), 
 perf. tKKtKXaKa, perf. pass, tic- 
 KfKXacTfiai : fr. Ik, KXdoj. 
 
 'E^6K-X£('<T0;;i', tjg, rj, I was shut 
 out, a. I. ind. pass, of tKKXtia), 
 f. fi(T(i), perf. tKKSKXtiKa, a. 1. 
 t^iKXticra, perf. pass. tKKBKXti- 
 Ofiai, ffai, oral : fr. tK, KXeiio. 
 
 'E^iKXt^ptv, he stole from, 3 sing, 
 a. I. ind. act. of iKKXtiTTOj : fr. 
 tK, KXtTTTU), to steal, f. \pio, perf. 
 KtK\f<pa, perf. m. KtKXo-rra. 
 
 'E^tKXivaTt, 2 pi. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 ikkXivio, to turn aside; & t^ticXI- 
 vnv, 3 pi. a. 1. 
 
 'E^(K6Xa\}/a, og, e, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of t/cKoXdTrrw, to hollow out, get 
 out by hammering : fr. tK, ku- 
 XflTTTw, f. xpu), p. KtKoXacpa. 
 
 'Y.'(f\dgiv, poet, by the epenth. of 
 the letter a for iKtXq,v, pres. inf. 
 of t^iXdio, to drive out ; hence 
 comes 3 pK pres, i^iXdov^L : fr. 
 i%, i\dio, poet, for tXavrti). 
 ^^'i\a9ov, poet. tKXtXa9ov, a. 2. 
 ind. act. of tKXf)9(jj&. tKXav9dvio, 
 to cause to forget. Th. X^0a>, to 
 be concealed ; f. Xriffto. 
 E^(\dXtj(Ta, a. 1. fr. tjcXaXfw, to 
 blurt out. 
 
 'E^fXdoi'fft, they expel, 3 pi. ind. 
 pres. of t^tXdio. 
 
 EUXdtrai, a. 1. inf. t^eXdaag, 
 having driven away, a. 1. part, 
 act. tKtXa(Tt, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. 
 act. of IKiXavpio. 
 ^^iXacria, ag, >/, a driving out, 
 expedition, procession : & 
 ^U\a<ng, swg, i), the act of dri- 
 viug out, expulsion, departure, 
 expedition, procession. Th. iXav- 
 
 ^ »'w, to set in motion ; f. iXdao). 
 E^fXatrcTcj^, poet. «Sc Ion. for i^k- 
 ^naiv, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 fstXaui^w, to expel. 
 ^U\aT6nr)(Tag, 2 s. a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 ^ of tic\aro/i€a>, to dig out stones. 
 f'UXuvvovai, 3 pi. pres. ind. fr. 
 ^liXavvio, f. i^tXdao), to drive 
 <»ut, ride out, march out, expel, 
 banish, hammer out, forge, make, 
 l^h. iXavvio, 
 
 ^away. Th. tXdio. 
 E^tXt, do thou remove, take 
 away, a. 2. imper. act. fr. t^ti- 
 Xov, (Q, E, a, 2. ind. act, of t%ai- 
 ptu) ; also for titlXt, Ion. & t%- 
 iXov for t^ilXoj', a, 2, ind. ; t^- 
 tXtXv, a. 2. inf. t^tXiuv, a. 2. part.: 
 fr, it, a'lpkio. 
 
 'E^tXtyx^, to prove guilt upon 
 one, convict, detect, refute by ar- 
 gument, pi'ove (abstractedly ),at- 
 tempt, try, risk, disclose ; f. yho, 
 perf. t^ijXtyxa, a. 1, t^r/Xfy^a, 
 a. 1. inf. fc^eXty^ai : fr. t^, tX«y- 
 
 'EKtXt9', he selected, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 ind. m. Ion. for i^tiXtTo, of t'i- 
 aipku). 
 
 'EKeXt^oj, you chose out for your- 
 self, 2 sing, a, I. ind. m. of t/cXI- 
 yw. Th. Xkyio, to say, choose ; 
 f. Xt^io, perf, XfXcx"' 
 
 'E^£Xt(T0at,tohave snatched away 
 for yourself, a. 2. inf. m. fr. li- 
 aipioj, to take away, take out; a. 
 2. £^£tXov : fr. i^, aipeoj, to take. 
 
 'EKtXevOepo(TTOi.itijj, w, to be free 
 of speech, speak out freely : fr. 
 t^, tXei)9spog, aTofxa. 
 
 'EKeXtvaofiai, f. I. m. of t^fpxo- 
 fiai, to go out : fr. i^, tpxojxai, 
 to come ; f. tXtvffOfiai, a. 2. yXv- 
 9ov, by sync. tjX9oi', a. 2. inf. tX- 
 9thf, pf. m. i)Xv9a, Att. tXi]Xv9a. 
 
 'E^tXijXdKtaav, they had driven 
 away, Ion, & Att. for tKtjXdKtt- 
 aai>, 3 pi. plupf. act. of iKtXdio. 
 
 'E^tXTfXajjitvog, Ion. for i^ijXa- 
 fikvoc, fr. t^tXavvio. 
 
 'EKtXi]Xv9a, I have gone forth, 
 perf. m. Att. hif. £^£X7/Xv0£raj, 
 & pt. iKtX7]Xv9u)g; fr. IKkpxofiai. 
 
 'EKtX9tlv, to have gone out, a. 2. 
 inf. act. of £^fpxojuai : fr. iK, tp- 
 XOfxai, to come. 
 
 'EKiX9bv, a. 2. part. act. n. g. tK- 
 EX9ov(Ta, f. g. fr. the same verb 
 <& th. 
 
 'EUX9io, a. 2. subj. 1 pi. l^X- 
 Owfitv, 3 pi. iUXdbjffi, iKeX9ujv, 
 a. 2. i)ai't. of the same. 
 
 'E^tXtTTor, eg, e, a. 2. ind. act. of 
 £KXf<7ra>, to leave behind, aban- 
 don : fr. tK, XeiTTio, to leave ; f. 
 4^io, a. 2. tXtTrov. 
 
 EKeXiffffw, or ttoj, f. ^w, to un- 
 fold, develope, draw out in order 
 of battle : fr. iK, eXiaffut. 
 
 'EKeXKViOy f. i'(Tw, & 
 
 'EKeXKoj, to force out, extract, 
 draw aside, draw along; impf. IK- 
 tlXKov, f, £^£X^a» : fr. t^, fXjcw. 
 
 'EKkXKu)(Tig, nog, ?), a tearing, 
 w ounding, ulceration. Th tXKog. 
 
 'EKtXontjv, I took away for myself, 
 for iKti^^fiWi ow, £ro, a. 2. m. 
 Ion. oiiKaipiu) : fr. iK, a'iptu), to 
 (219) 
 
 ESE 
 
 take, f. j/ffo*, a. 2. eIXov. 
 
 'E^fXor, for £^£7Xov, I took away, 
 a. 2. ind. act. Ion. of the same 
 verb ; iKeXov, a. 2. imper. m. 
 
 'E^fXw, I shall take away, f. 2. 
 act. of iKaipEoj ; IKt^io^iai, a. 2. 
 snbj. m. Th. atpiw, to take, a. 2. 
 fiXor. 
 
 'E^£Xw(Ti, they shall drive away, 
 3 pi. f. 1. Att. for tKeXdcrovcri, of 
 tKiXduj or iKeXavvio, to drive 
 away. 
 
 'EKe^aKa, ag, e, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 iK^idaaii), to wipe off ; impf, il,'e- 
 fia(T(Top, f. iKfidKoj, a. 1. part, act. 
 tKfidKac, acra, av. Th. fidaffu). 
 
 'E^f/i£i/, «& iKejxtvai, to have emit- 
 ted, sent forth, Ion. & Dor. for 
 IKelrai, a. 2. inf. of iKhiui, a. 2. 
 ti^riv : fr. t^, t'/yut. 
 
 'EKefxev, to be going to keep or 
 have, f. 1. inf. Ion. for e^fiv, fr. 
 txiti ; f. f^w, perf. t(Txy]Ka, a. 2. 
 
 'E^£/iF(u, uJ, f. £(Tw, to vomit out 
 
 or forth : fr. 1%, tfieut. 
 'EKefiTreCooj, Q, to observe strictly, 
 
 confirm : fr. iK, tfnrt^og. 
 
 E|£/A7roXdw,ai,f,T/rrw,tomakegain 
 
 out of, sell : fr. iK, ifjnroXduj. 
 'EKeynTioXrjjiii'og, t), ov, having 
 
 been sold, Ion. for iKtfXTrtTrojXyi- 
 
 H'tvog, i>erf. ))art. ])ass. of tKtfi- 
 
 TTioXsofiai. Th. TTojXeoj, to sell. 
 'EKtf.iVKT7]pi(Tii), a. 1. subj. act. fr. 
 
 tKixvKTijptZio, to jeer at, flout, 
 
 mock: iKefivKTi)pi(Ta, a. I. ind. 
 
 Th. juvKTt/p, the nostril. 
 'EKevnipio,i. apio, synon. with the 
 
 th. tvaipoj, to kill, 
 'EKevavTiag, adv,, & separately, 
 
 iK tvavTiag, opposite to, over 
 
 against : fr. ivavTiog, synon. 
 
 with dvTiog, opposed to, fr. 
 
 dvTi, for. 
 'E^frapi^w, f. Kio, synon. with 
 
 tvapi^u), & th. ivaipio, to kill ; 
 
 strip the slain of their arms. Th. 
 
 tvapa. 
 'F^ev'tyKaTe, 2 pi. a. 1. imperat. 
 
 act. fc^£r£yr£tv, a. 2. inf. act. of 
 
 tKtpkpu), to bring foith, produce ; 
 
 f. I. £^o(<Tw, a. I. tKi]veyKa, a. 1. 
 
 imper. f^fi^fyicov, dru), a. 1. 
 
 part. IKev'tyKag, avrof, a. 2. ind. 
 
 act. tKi)veyKov, eg, e : fr. tK, <pepii). 
 'EKevtlKai, poet, for iKevtyKai, a. 
 
 I. inf. act.; tKevtiKag, for iKe- 
 
 vtyKag, a. 1. part, of the same 
 
 verb. 
 'EKevsTTU), to utter, say : fr. tK, 
 
 tV, tTTUl. 
 
 'EKevevffe, he withdrew, 3 sing. a. 
 
 1. ind. act. fr. tKi'tvn), f. (Ta>, to 
 
 escape, glide away. 
 'EKevex9t\g, tvTog, Ion. £|£»'£ix- 
 
 Ot\g, elaa, a. 1. part. pass. £^- 
 
 tvex9r)(T0fiai, y, £rai, f. 1. ind. 
 
 pass. fr. tKfptpoj : see £^£r£y»car£. 
 'EKevexvpdi^uj & 'EKevtxvpidc^oj, 
 
4< 
 
 to take a pledge. Th. tx^P^^' 
 'E^evTjvtiy^kvoQj »/, ov. Ion. for 
 l^svrjvEyfisvoQ, having been car- 
 ried out, perf. part. pass, of Ik- 
 (pspiOy to bear out. Th. (ptpio. 
 'E^ei'Tjvoxn, ag, e, 1 pi. i^tvr]v6- 
 Xai^ieVf perf. m. of the same verb. 
 'E^:-vtj4'"i «Cj fj a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 'EKivOoig, Dor. for t'^sXOoiQ, you 
 may have gone out, 2 sing. a. 2. 
 opt. act. tKtpOolcra, Dor. for t^- 
 f\9ov(raf a. 2. part. act. f. g of 
 
 for t^tXOiov. 
 
 *EKsvifra, ag, c, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 ^cvt'^w, to receive hospitably, af- 
 ford entertainment to ; f. iauj, 
 perf. i^kviKa. Th. K^vog. 
 
 'E^fvro, they put forth, took 
 away, 3 pi. a. 2. m. of t^<»?/it, 
 a. 2. m. i^ffxr]}/. Th. Vij/it, to 
 send. 
 
 'EKt7rg.ciOf to soothe by incanta- 
 tions, charm : fr. iK, tfr^dio. 
 
 'EK^TrapOov, by metath. i^eirpa- 
 Gov, a. 2. ind. act. of tKiripOu}, 
 to lay utterly waste ; f. <tw : fr. 
 tK, TTfpOw, to lay waste. 
 
 'EKsneffoVf a. 2. ind. act. of U- 
 TTtTrrw, to fall out ; f. tK7rrtJ(Taj, 
 perf. iKiriTTTwKa, a. 1. l^fTrttra, 
 a. 2. subj. tKTrecrio, yg, y, 3 pi, 
 kKir'f-aioai, a. 2. inf. tKTrtfffTi/, 
 Th. tt'itttu). 
 
 'E^fTTtracra, af, t, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 kKTTiTavi'Vfii, to open, unfold ; f. 
 ciait) : fr. t»c, Trtrdw, or Tctrav- 
 
 VVfll. 
 
 'EKiTTivx^h^'-^ **^ boast openly : 
 
 fr. t^, tTTi, tvxofiai. 
 '£^£7ri7r\/^(T<Ta», f. ^w, to confound: 
 
 fr. tS, tTTi, TrXtjffffoj. 
 '£^£7rt7rr€, 3 sing, imperf. act. of 
 
 tKiriTTTio, to fall out. Th. ttitttu), 
 
 to fall ; f. Treaovfiai, perf. 7r€- 
 
 TTTioKa, a. 2. iiTiaov. 
 'E^iTTiaTa^ai, cat, rai, to know 
 
 well, understand thoroughly, be 
 
 intimately acquainted with, prcs. 
 
 ind. fr. t^, eTriffTafiai, to know, 
 
 f. fcTTtOT/JTO/iai, fr. tTTt, tcr/j/it. 
 
 'E^£7rt(Tr«ai, Ion. for i^trriffraffai, 
 
 or t^ETriffTy, 2 sing. pres. of the 
 
 same verb. 
 'E^fTTtri/OtCj of necessity, of set 
 
 purpose, intentionally : adv. fr. 
 
 t^, iirirrjhjg. 
 'EKiTrXdyTjv, rjg, r], 3 pi. tKsTrXd- 
 
 yjjtrav, a. 2. ind. pass. fr. tK- 
 
 TrXrjtJcno, to beat down ; f. ^w : 
 
 fr. tKf TrXi]a<yoj or TTt»i^ to strike. 
 *E^£7rX6t, 3 sing, imperf. of Ik- 
 
 TrXew, to sail out ; f. tvau) : fr. 
 
 tKT, ttXew, to sail, a. 1. m. i^t- 
 
 -irXsvfTaiJ.r]V. 
 'E^fTrXrjacrovTO, they were beaten 
 
 down, 3 pi. imperf. pass, of U- 
 
 7rXr)(T(Tio. 
 'E^tTToi'daa, Dor. for t^cTrovijca, 
 
 EKE 
 
 1 laboured hard, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of tKTTOvio), to labour. Th. nt- 
 vo/xai. 
 'EKtTTpdOofisv, we laid utterly 
 waste, 1 pi. a. 2. act iK^irpaOov, 
 by metath. for l^TrapGov, a. 2 
 ind. of iKTrtpOio. Th. TTipOu). 
 'EK^TTTT], he flew out, a. 2. ind, 
 act. of i^iTTTTjui ; f. tKirTijtru), a. 
 2. i^STTTTiv : fr. t^, 'i-TrTafJiai. 
 'E^67rw, to make matter of com- 
 mon talk, noise abroad, relate, 
 divulge : fr. IK, tTrw, to say. 
 'E^spa/irt, arog, to, a vomit ; fr. 
 'EKfpdio, to pour, draw out, ex- 
 tract, vomit ; f. affio, perf. IKi)- 
 pdKa. Th. tpa, ag, >/, the earth. 
 'E^£pya^o/tat, to work out, finish, 
 perform, effect, cultivate to per- 
 fection, earn, dispatch, kill, de- 
 stroy ; f. dffofiai, perf. iKtipyair- 
 /iui : fr. t^, tpyd^ofiai, to work. 
 Th. ipyov, work. 
 'EKfpyafrOkv, a. 1. part. pass. n. 
 
 g. of the above verb. 
 'E^tpyaffia, ag, i), a working out, 
 
 completion, explanation. 
 'EKipycKTf-diwg, Ion. for i^tipyacr- 
 fiEi'og^ finished, accomplished, 
 perf. part, of t^epyci^o/iat. 
 'E^ipyaffTiKog, ^, 6v, capable of 
 or suited to eliecting or produ- 
 cing, efficient : fr. t^tpydZofxai. 
 'E^spUivev, was questioning, 3 
 
 sing, imperf. fr. 
 'EKspiiivu}, synon. with t^epEu), to 
 speak out, search after, ques- 
 tion. Th. t'lpiOy to say. 
 'EKiptOiKio, to irritate greatly; fr. 
 
 t^, tptOi^u). 
 'EKspe'nruj, to throw down, over- 
 throw, overturn, aor. 2. inti-ans. 
 to fall down. Th. tpt'nru). 
 'E^epinixaiy & IKspo/xai, for which 
 is used l^tipofiai, Ion. to ask of, 
 question : fr. t^, tptw, to say. 
 Th. slpu), the same. 
 'E^eptvi'dtOj to search out closely, 
 scrutinise nicely, investigate ; f. 
 T/(T(u, perf. iKr]ptvvr)Ka, a. 1. fc^- 
 r]pti<vr](Ta : fr. i^, tpevvdio. 
 'E^fpew, to speak out, declare 
 openly ; search out, inten*ogate: 
 fr. t^, iptu), th. £jpa>, to say. 
 'E^fo/^/iow, at, f. (jjffu), to leave to 
 become desert, abandon, lay 
 waste. Th. tptjfiog. 
 'EKtpiTrovTfg, a. 2. part. act. fr. 
 t^fpftTTw, synon. with tptiTru), 
 to fall, overturn ; f. yj/u), a. 2 
 fjpnrov. 
 'EK(pi(TTi)g, ov, 6, a wrangling dis- 
 
 pnitant : fr. i^, Ipi^io. 
 'E^tpTTii^a;, f. v<Tit), & 
 'E^fpTTw, f. ypu), perf. t^j^p^a, to 
 creep out, go out, di'ag slowly 
 on, cause to creep out, Ps. civ. 
 22 : fr. iK, (piruj. 
 'EKtppdyr}, he broke forth, 3 sing. 
 a. 2. ind. pass. fr. Ik, pyjffou), or 
 (220) 
 
 ESE 
 
 ptfyvvfii ; f. Kio, a. 2. i^payov. 
 'EK^ppof, to quit, leave, pres. im- 
 per. tKfppt, begone, away : fr. 
 
 ty » » • 
 
 84, fpptU. 
 
 'E^fp/'w, to draw, pull out. Th. 
 
 tpvw, f. (Tu), to draw. 
 'E^epXOfiai, to come or go out, do- 
 
 part, escape, vanish, die ; iiiijif. 
 
 iKripxo^yiv, ov, iTO, f. i^tXt {'(To- 
 
 /xai, a. 2. act. t^T/Xflov, eg,t, a. 2. 
 
 imper. t^tXOt, tToj, a. 2. subj. 
 
 i^eXGio, yg, y, a. 2. inf. t^fXOtij-, 
 
 a. 2. part. l^tXGiov, ovaa, or, 
 
 Yicrf.m.kKilXvGa,AttAKtXi)XvBa, 
 
 pluperf. tKtXijXvGtiv, tig, ei. Th. 
 
 tpxofiat, to come. 
 'E^tpwEtu, f. rjffojy to slip out or 
 
 aside, withdraw : fr. l^, hioiw. 
 'E^fptordu), 0), f. ijiJit), to ask, in- 
 quire : fr. IK, Ipojrduj. 
 'E^tcre, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 ^6w, to scrape, polish ; f. tcrw, 
 
 perf. t^iKa. 
 '£^t(T0a», to eat up, devour : fr. 
 
 tK, taGio. 
 
 EKtcria, ag, i), Si 'EKsffitj, ijg, //, 
 
 embassy, legation : fr. tK, ny/n. 
 "E^taig, log, »'/, Ion. & poet, fur 
 tK(jo(Tig, expulsion, putting away, 
 divorcement : fr. the same. 
 
 'E^cff/cXz/Kra, perf. act. of iicfficXarj, 
 to parch up : fr. U, cjcXtw, fur 
 (TKfXtuj, by sync, synon. \\ith 
 (TKiXXu), to dry, parch up. 
 
 'EKsafiwv, 1 sing, or 3 pi. inipf. 
 iKtcr^aov, lov, of tKa^du), to rub 
 or wipe off : fr. tK, a^idu), or 
 (T/uiiio, to wipe off. 
 
 'EKs(T7raat, he drew out, 3 siiifj.a. 
 1. ind. fr. UffTrdw: fr. tK, ottuw, 
 to draw ; f, ffujy a. I. tairaaa. 
 
 'EK'tcFTai, for tKtfytTai, f. 1. of t^- 
 £OTt, it is lawful. 
 
 'EKt<rTt}i^kvog, t;,ov, being crown- 
 ed, adorned, furnished, part. perf. 
 pass, of tKaTt(puj. 
 
 'EKt(TTr]Ku)g,vXa,bg,used like pres. 
 part, disturbed, alarmed, alter- 
 ed, part. perf. act. fr. t^iVr?;//*. 
 
 'EKtcFTijv, rjg, i), I was aniazitl, 
 a. 2. ind. act. of tKi(TTr]fu k tt,- 
 lardu), to amaze, strike dumb ; 
 f. UffTrjffio : fr. iK, 'i<JTi]^i. 
 
 'E$6(Trt, it is lawful, permitted, 
 possible, impers. fr. t^ft/ut, not in 
 use, fr. iK, «'V'> ^o be ; f. ilia- 
 rai, for iKiffirai; iKov, part.n. g. 
 
 'EKt(TTpaijifiai, ypai, tttoi, I have 
 been overturned, perf. pass, fr. 
 iK(TTpi(pio, to overturn; f. ;//w, pf- 
 iKtarpicpa. Th. orpl^w, to turn. 
 
 'EKi(TTpaTO'KiltvaaTo, 3 sing, a- 
 1. ind. m. of i>c<Trparo7rft^6i'w,to 
 place or pitch one's camp : fr- 
 iK, arparbg, Tzk^ov. 
 
 'E^fra^w, to ask of, inquire dili- 
 gently, sift out, try, examine, 
 ecmipare ; f. dau), Dor. $w, pt'r*' 
 iKriTOKa, a. 1. lKr}raffa, a, l.i»i' 
 per. iKsraaov. Th. irdiiii). 
 
 e3:e 
 
 'E^sraffov, they cut out, 3 pi. a 
 2. of ffcrf/xvw, f. fiat, pf. iKTtTfitj- 
 Ka : fr. tK, Ttfivu), p. m. Ttrofia 
 
 '^Kf^TavvnQi], he was stretched 
 out, extended, 3 sing. a. 1. pass, 
 fr. tK, Tttvvit), synon. with rirai- 
 
 ViO. 
 
 'EK'tratrig, eiog, i), sci-utiny, trial, 
 
 review : fr. iKtrd^oj. 
 'EKiTa(Tfibg, ov, 6, examination, 
 
 inquiry; reviewing of an army : 
 'EKtTaariov, inquisition must be 
 
 uiade : verb. adj. & 
 'EKtraffTLKog, Kt), kov, qualified 
 
 for or skilled in examining : fr. 
 
 iKtrd^io. 
 'VXiriiva, ag, c, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 krtj'rw, to stretch out. 
 %Kf^TtXtiov, they were accom- 
 plishing, 3 pi. impf. for iKtr't- 
 
 \tov, poet. & 
 
 'E^f 7-tXtTro, 3 sing. impf. pass. & 
 'EKtrtXkaOt]v, rjg, tj, a. 1. ind. 
 
 pass. fr. tKTtXiu), to accomplish. 
 
 Th. rtXoc, end, 
 'EKtTiXt(T(T' for iKtriXtcrae, poet. 
 
 for iKtreXeot, 3 sing. a. 1. ind, 
 
 act, of the same verb. 
 'EK'iTTjg, tog, 6, y, six years old, 
 
 for iKa'trrig : fr. 'iK, irog. 
 'EK tTi TOVy from that time, ever 
 
 since. 
 'EKtTfirjOtjv, rjg, t}, a. 1. ind, pass. 
 
 fr, iKTtfivu}, to cut off : fr. tK, 
 
 Tefivo}, to cut, f. Ttfitj, perf. Tt- 
 
 TfirjKa, a. 2. trafiot^ 
 'EKtTpd7nj<Tav,'S pi. a. 2. pass. fr. 
 
 icTptTTOfiai, to turn away from, 
 
 decline ; f. 2. pass. iKTpairtjno- 
 
 Hai, I shall turn aside, a. 2. 
 
 pass. iKfTpdTTqv, t)g, i), a. 2. 
 
 sul)j. pass. iKTpairCj, yg, y : fr. 
 
 tK, TpiwU). 
 
 'EKiTpu), he was wounded, 3 sing, 
 impf, fr. iK, rpatfu, im{)f. troiop, 
 
 Wf, W. Th. TlTpU)(TKU), f. rpuXTU), 
 
 to wound. 
 
 'EKtTpii)(TE, 3 sing, a. I, ind. act. of 
 tKTiTpibaKU), to produce aboi'tion. 
 EKtTixpXov, was blinding, putting 
 out the eyes of, 3 sing. impf. ind. 
 act, fr, tKTVipXou). Th. rv(pXbg, 
 ^ blind. 
 
 E^fcuXa/3£o/iat,oi)/int,tousemuch 
 caution or circumspection : fr, 
 iK, fiXa/Sso/xat. 
 
 'E^eu/iapt^w, f. au), to render easy, 
 facilitate : fr. iK, tvfiaprjg. 
 EsiupcTv, to have found, a. 2. inf. 
 act. ; iKfvpov, eg, e, a. 2. ind. 
 act. of iKtvpi(TK(o, to find out. 
 EKtvptffig, tu)g, y, an inquiry, dis- 
 covery, gain; ovK lariv iKtvptaig 
 Tu>v tpyiov avTutv, no profit ac- 
 crues from their works, Baruch 
 iii- 18, The Engl, version is in- 
 correct. 
 
 EKtvpTjKojg, oTog, who has been 
 tiiiding out, part. perf. act. of 
 
 tKiVpiffKiO. 
 
 ESH 
 
 'EKivpr}fia, aroc, rb, invention, 
 institutitm : fr. perf. pass, of 
 
 'EKtvpiffKio, to find out, devise, 
 institute : fr. iK, ivpi(TKw,f. ptjaio, 
 perf. tvptjKa, a. 2. tupov. 
 
 'EKtvpoi/Ttg, a. 2. part. nom. pi, 
 of the above verb : see iKtvptli/. 
 
 EKtUTptTri^iO, ■=. tVTptTTlKiti. 
 
 'EKtuxofiai, to vaunt or boast of : 
 fr. iK, tvxofiai. 
 
 'EKtrpadi'Grjv, ijg, r}, I appeared, 
 emerged, a. 1. ind, pass, for iKt- 
 (pctvGijv, by epenth. of the letter 
 a, fr. tK^aii'to, to show forth. 
 Th. <paii/oj, to show, f. vut, perf, 
 Tri<payKa, a. 1. t<pi)va. 
 
 'EKitpaviv, they appeared above, 
 3 plur. a. 2. pass, for iKttpdvt}- 
 ffav : fr, the same verb. 
 
 'EKi<pGLTo, plup. pass, fr, iK<pG'ni). 
 
 'E?f0(£/iai, to order, enjoin : fr, 
 
 tK, tT^l, lljfll. 
 
 'K^f</)p£to/itv, Ion. for iKt<pipofifv, 
 
 1 id. impf. ind. act. fr. iKcpptioj, 
 
 for iK<p'spo). 
 'EKt^uify vg, V, I was born of, 
 
 si)rung from ; with a gen. a. 2. 
 
 fr. tK, ^vfjii, for 0UW, to be born, 
 
 whence a. 2. t^vu. 
 'EKt<pvpGrjg, you were polluted, 
 
 defiled, 2 suig. a. 1. ind. pass. fr. 
 
 iKcpvpofiat. 
 'EKsx^t, 3 sing. impf. or a. 1. act. 
 
 of iKxii^, to pour out ; f. 1. 
 
 iKxeix^io, f. 2. ixxtoj, a. 1. iKt- 
 
 Xtvffa, t^£X'^«> "-^ iK^X^a, ag, e, 
 
 a, 1. imper. tKx^ov, drio, 2 pi, 
 
 iKxtare, impf. pass. iKtxeofii]i>, 
 
 ovfjLijv : fr. iK, x^^' 
 E^'cxpV'fj't was enough, sufficed, 
 
 a. 1. act. See iKxp^v. 
 
 'EKtx^^^l'^^y ^Qi ^' »*^' ^" PJ^S. of 
 iKxvu), or tKxui^w, to pour out ; 
 f. vffu), perf. tKKfxuKra : fr. iK, 
 X^tu, to pour. Th, x^**^- 
 
 'E^6X^> ^" ^^^> \>eri\ iKt<TXflKa, to 
 hold one's self out to view, arise, 
 exeel : fr. iK, f X^- 
 
 EKi^vKe, he breatlied forth his 
 spirit, expired, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. 
 act. of fc/cj//yx<^j to expire, f. ^w : 
 fr. iK, y^vx^- 
 
 'E^6»//a>, f. ypr}(Tio, to boil out, dis- 
 sipate by lieat : fr. iK, fi/'w. 
 
 'EKiojffav, Att. for tK^Jcrav, 3 pi. 
 a. 1. act. of iKinG(u), to thrust 
 out, impel : fr. iK, d)Gi(o. 
 KKnf^og, 6, »'/, past the period of 
 youth : fr. iK, iji^ri. 
 
 'EKnyayt, he led forth, 3 sing. a. 
 2. ind. Att. of iKdyoj. 
 
 'EKnyyttXa, ag, i, I announced, 
 a. 1. ind. act. of t^ayyeXXw. Th. 
 ayytXXw, to tell news, f. \w, 
 perf, r/yytXjca, a. 1. ?/yyftXa. 
 
 'EKi]ytipa, ag, e, a. 1, ind. act.fr, 
 iKtytipu}, to raise up, arouse ; f 
 iKtyipoj, perf. t^»?yfpKa. Th. 
 iyfipu), the same. 
 
 'EKny^ouai, oD/iat, to lead out, go 
 (221) 
 
 e;s;h 
 
 before, guide, explain, expound, 
 set forth, fully reveal, relate ; 
 conduct, manage ; teach, dis- 
 course ; think, discuss ; impf. 
 iK'iytojxtfv ovfiTji', tov ov, itro 
 £tro, f, iKt]yij(Jofiai, a. 1, m. t^- 
 iiyi]ad^i)v, w, aro, a, 1. part. iK- 
 Tjytjadj.iti'og : fr. iK, y'lyeofiai. 
 
 'EKnykpGrj^'i ^Ki Vf ^- !• hid. pass, 
 fr. iKtytipoj. 
 
 'EKtjytifia, arog, rb, a setting 
 forth, what is set forth, nar- 
 i^ation : & 
 
 'EK>)yr]^igj f'^Cj 17) an exposition, 
 narrative ; explanation, inter- 
 pretation; appropriated to things 
 divine and excellent, as ipfiri- 
 vtia to things common : & 
 
 'EKrjyi)Tt)Q, ov, u, an expounder, 
 wise man, interpreter ; iKuyrj- 
 rai, (at Athens) expounders of 
 sacred things : tSc 
 
 'EK'iy^TiKbg, i), bv, serving to ex- 
 plain or interpret, explanatory^ 
 exegetic ; rd iKfiyiiriKu, ponti- 
 fical books : all derived froic 
 the perf. pass, of iKfjyiOfiai, tc 
 expound. 
 
 'EKrjyopaffa, ag, £, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 iKdyopd^u), to redeem ; f. <jcj 
 perf. iKuyopaKa, a. 1. subj. act. 
 i^ayopaVw, yg, y : fr. iK, dyo- 
 pdi^oj, to buy. Th. dyopd. 
 
 'EKrjyopia, ag, r), instruction, ex 
 planation, excuse : fr. iK, dyopd, 
 
 ' EKqy ovfjLtpog, tj, ov, pres. part. 
 iKnyovvrai, 3 pi. pres. of iKrj- 
 ytofxai. 
 
 'E,Kqyp6ixr]v, by sync, for iKnytt.- 
 po/i>/i% I raised myself up, a- 
 woke, impf. pass. fr. iK, typo^ai 
 for iytipofiai. Th. iytipu). 
 
 'EKytcrai', they went out, 3 pi. a. 
 1. Att. iKytrja, of f^tt/xi, to go 
 out, or iKujfii, fr. iK, tlfu, to go; 
 a. 2. tKiov, tg, i, pr. inf. iKttrat. 
 
 'E^r/icoira, or, at, rd, sixty. Th. 
 iK, SIX. 
 
 'EKt]icovTatTT]g, tog, o, sixty years 
 old. Th. trog. 
 
 ' EKn^ovTdKX'ii'og, b, >/, having six- 
 ty beds or couches. Th. kXivtj. 
 
 'EKrjt^'io, f. K^, to go out, pass by, 
 be past, end, have an end : fr. 
 tK, rjKio. 
 
 'EKh^aaav, 3 pi, a. ]. ind. act. of 
 iKtXavvuj, to set in motion. Th. 
 iXavvo), to drive, f. iXd(Tu), a. 1. 
 ijXaffa, perf, yXaKa. 
 
 'EK^lXaro, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. m, of 
 iKdXXofiai, to spring from. Th. 
 dXXo^ai, to leap ; a. 1. m. j/Xd- 
 fiTjv, (TO, TO, & by sync. aXro. 
 
 'EKrj'^aTog, r], ov, beaten out, lack- 
 ered over, plated, embossed : fr. 
 iKfXavvix), to beat out. 
 
 'EKiiXti(pGt]<sav, 3 pi, a. 1. ind. 
 l)ass. & 
 
 'E^»}Xfit^6, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 fr. iKaXtitpii), to blot out. 
 
E;a;H 
 
 E^I 
 
 'E^XOiTS, 2 pi. a. 2. iKn'^Oovj igXEKfjoTv^svog, equipped, furnish- 
 
 -e If' a._ ^..i „J i- i. ,.„„., <•« .'sr,,^-,'.,.. 
 
 ' i 
 
 I* : 
 
 5. 
 
 HI 
 
 hi 
 
 I *: 
 
 « 
 
 
 €, of t^Epxo/iai, to go out. 
 'E^»)X0ov, by sync, for k^r}\v9ov, 
 
 a. 2. of the same verb. 
 *EKh^Qo(TaVy they went or came 
 
 out, 3 pi. a. 2. act. for i^riXOov, 
 Exod. xvi. 27. 
 
 'E^/;Xc«<Ta, I tormented, a. 1. ind. 
 of i^ijXid^uj, to parch by or ex- 
 pose to the sun : fr. t^, r)\ici^u). 
 Th. r/\ioQ, the sun. 
 
 'EKT]X\ay^si>uQ, perf. part. pass, 
 fr. iXaWaTTix), to exchange. Th. 
 aXXaVrw, to change. 
 
 *E^r;Xt;cr(g, Ion. & poet, for t'^odog, 
 departure : fr. i^kpxonai. Th. 
 tpxf>/iai, to come. 
 
 'E^rjftapy adv. for six days. 
 
 'E^A//ifpo(u, w,f. w(Tw,to tame, sub- 
 due, cultivate, improve : whence 
 
 'EKrjf^i'fpioaigy eiog, 1), the act of 
 taming, civilizing. 
 
 'E5)7/x£(T€, he vomited forth, a. 1. 
 ind. fr. t^sukto, i'. kiru). Th. ifitu). 
 
 *E^»//io</3oc, r/, bv, fitted for ex- 
 change : fr. fc^rtjU£i/3a> 
 
 'E^f/v, it was lawful, impf. of 
 i^ilvai, to be lawful. 
 
 'E^Z/veyKf, 3 sing. a. 1. act. of Ik- 
 ^spujf to bear out ; f. t^oinu}. Th. 
 'pkpio, to bear; a. 1. TJvtyKaf a. 
 2. ijueyKoj^. 
 
 *E^i]TrdTr)(ya, ag, €, I deceived, 
 mocked, misled, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 i^airaTaojy syncm. with the th. 
 dirardojy to deceive. 
 
 'E4'i77ra0£, he was deceiving, 3 
 sing. impf. ind. act. of t^aTrd^w, 
 or €^a7ra^ui, synonymous with 
 d7rd(pu)y to deceive, cheat ; as 
 i^aTraTut is put for ctTrarui. 
 
 *E^r]7r\ujTo, 3 sing, plupf. pass, 
 of i^uTrXdoj, to spread forth, un- 
 fold : fr. f^, aTrXow, the same. 
 Th. cnrXoog, contr. dirXovg. 
 
 'EKnpa, I raised up, a. I. ind. act. 
 of't^aj'pu;, to lift up. Th. alpto. 
 
 'E^tjpafifiai or t^t'ipciaixai, perf. 
 jiass. of ^Tjpaivoi, to dry ; f. avw, 
 perf. l^ijpayKct. Th. ^f]p6g, dry. 
 
 'EKi)pdva, I dried, parched, a. 1. 
 ind. act. of the same. 
 
 *EXi]pdp9i}Vy I was parched, a. 1. 
 ind. pass, of the same. 
 
 'E^fjpig, 2 sing. impf. act. of t^- 
 aip(i>, to raise up. Th. a'tptu. 
 
 'E^ripero, 3 sing. impf. of i'^fpo- 
 fxai, to question. Th. tipw, to 
 say : hence upofiai & ipoiiai, 
 the same. 
 
 'EKvpfvvrjcra, ag, c, 3 pi. t^ripev- 
 vriaaifj a. I. ind. act. of t^itpiv- 
 vdujj to search closely. 
 
 'E^tjptv^aTO, 3 sing. fr. t^tjptv^d- 
 fiTjv, a. 1. m. fr. t^eptvyuj, f. ^<u, 
 to belch forth, vomit out, nau- 
 seate. Th. «p£»''ya>, to belch. 
 
 *E^r]pTi(Tfih'og, completely quali- 
 fied, provided, perf. part. pass, 
 of t^apTi^iOf to complete. 
 
 od, perf. part. pass. fr. t^aprvio 
 
 'E^rjpxov, they were beginning, 
 
 were at the head, 3 pi. impf. 
 
 ind. act. fr. t^dpxw • ^i*- '?? «PX*^? 
 to begin. Th. dpxr). 
 'EKTipiorfffe^ poet. 3 sing. a. 1. act. 
 
 of t^fpiusio, to be borne along 
 
 with force, retire quickly, slip 
 
 aside. Th. tpwttu, to go, flow. 
 'ES»)2, (fr. anobs. subst. t^/), rjg, 
 
 7), Kara being undei*stood) adv. 
 
 in order, without mterruption ; 
 
 ttptKng) the same ; 6 i^fjg, the 
 
 next in order; 1) k^r]g,\\z.ii^spa, 
 
 the day after ; poet. iK^ujg : fr. 
 
 t^of^ai, to adhere, f. t^ojuai : see 
 
 KaOt^TJg. 
 'E^rjra^a, Dor. for t^i7ra(Ta,a. 1. 
 
 ind. act. of i^erd^u), to examine, 
 
 sift ; f. ffio, Dor. ^w. 
 
 E^iJX^ofiai, ovf.iai, to sound quite 
 
 through, be noised abroad, pro- 
 claimed ; f. riao^at, perf. pass. 
 
 i^r)\7]fiai, <Tat, rai : fr. 
 'E^t]Xfojy w, f. ijrno, to send out a 
 
 sound, echo, chant forth : fi*. 
 
 t^, rix^di' Th. jJxof J a sound. 
 'E^Tjx^riv, 1 aor. pass. fr. t^dyio. 
 'E^iCiovaOai, to appropriate to 
 
 oneself, conciliate. Th. Uiog. 
 'EKicfxtvai, Dor. for t^ictli', to 
 
 know ; fr. i^ticio. 
 'EKiCpvuj, f. v'ffuj, to place out of 
 
 the way, set down, let sit down : 
 
 fr. t^, idpvtf). 
 'E^taj', Ion. for t^drai, to go out, 
 
 cast forth, either fr. i^, V//^i, to 
 
 send ; or hj^i for uo, slfxi, to go. 
 'E^tftu, or tXi)]^u, f. iffTit), to send 
 
 forth, emit, discharge, lay down, 
 
 take away, expand, put out, put 
 
 away : fr. t^, V/;/wt. 
 'E^tr/ftr, obsol. See t^fj/wi. 
 'E^iOvviOyf. {'I'Wjto make straight, 
 
 rule. Th. iOvg. 
 'K^iKscrOav, Dor. for tKiKsaOijpj 3 
 
 dual a. 2. ind. m. : & 
 'E^tKtr', he arrived, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 
 ind. m. l^iKofxrjv, ov, ero ; fr. 
 
 'EKiKtrtvio, f. ivau), to supplicate 
 of, inti'eat at the hands of : fr. 
 
 EKiKfid'Cdij f. dcTit), to exhale 
 moisture, become dry ; moisten : 
 fr. fc^, tV/Ltd^tt>. 
 
 E^iKvkofiat, ovfiaij to come out 
 of one place to another, arrive 
 at, reach, attain, accomplish, ex- 
 ecute, be sufficient or able : fr. 
 t'^, iKvkofiai, to come ; f. 'i^ofiai, 
 perf. lynai, a. 2. m. iko/xtjv. 
 
 'E^iKOfiijVj ov, iTo, I arrived, a. 2. 
 m. of the above verb. 
 
 'E^iXdofiai & dffKonai, f. dffOfiai, 
 to appease, propitiate, make full 
 atonement for. Th. lXda>, to be 
 
 . favourable. 
 
 'E^iXaaig, £wc» »/» the act cf ap- 
 (222) 
 
 e;s:i 
 
 peasing, atoning, propitiation : 
 & 
 
 E^iXacTnay arog, to, atonement, 
 propitiatory ottering : & 
 'F/^iXaafibg, ov^ 6, expiation : fr. 
 
 perf. pass, of t^iXdo^ai. 
 'E^tXdo-o^at, I shall appease, f. 1. 
 
 m. of the same verb. 
 'EHifievai, to go out. Dor. for t^- 
 
 tivai or i^upai, pres. inf. : & 
 'EKiovTioVy gen. pi. part. a. 2. of 
 £^c(/(i, to go out. Th. ti/it, to go, 
 a. 2. iov, a. 2. j)art. lojv. 
 'E^iTTTrevoi^iai, f. evffofiai, to ride 
 out, take a wide range on horse- 
 back for pleasure, roam : fr. t^, 
 iinrti'W. 
 'E^iTTTijpi, to fly away, escape : 
 fr. i^j 'iTTTrjfu. 
 
 "EKig, iiog, ?}, habit (of body), 
 constitution (of mind), method 
 of living, nioi'al habit or disci- 
 pline ; tKf^ig, qualifications, en- 
 dowments, talents ; ace. sing, 
 f^tr. Th. £X(i>. 
 
 E^Krd^w, f. dew, to make equal, 
 or even with : i$, Itrd'Cm. 
 'E^iffijg, adv. equally ; viz. i^ 
 
 icrrjg fioipag : fr. iK, i<yog. 
 'E^iffov, adv. equally ; viz. t^ 
 
 iffov ukrpov : fr. the same. 
 'E^io-ow, to make equal, or even 
 with; compare; be like or eipiai: 
 fr. tK) tVooi, to make equal ; f. 
 a)(ra>. Th. ifTog, or Iffog. 
 'E^toravTo, they were amazed, 3 
 
 pi. impf. m. fr. 
 'EKi(TTa[xat, to be amazed, Lc 
 changed, give place, avoid, shun, 
 retire : fr. 
 'E^icTTtifii & 'E^((Trdw, to remove, 
 displace, deprive, amaze ; f. U- 
 <TTt)(Tu)f a. 1. IKitTTrjffaj a. 2. tt,- 
 iaTTjVj j]g, ijj I was a.stoundtd, 
 thrown into consternation ; ini- 
 perf. m. l^iardfir^Vj ao, to : fr. 
 t^, 'i(TT7}fiij to set. 
 'EKKXToptlvj to search out. Ion. 
 & poet, for tK^TjTtiv, fr. t^, inro- 
 p£w, to know. Th. 'iarojp, know- 
 ing, skilled. 
 'E^to-xv'w, to be enabled, have the 
 power, prevail ; i'.vaoj,Tpvri.t^i<T- 
 XVKa, a. 1. i^iaxvoa, a. 1. subj. 
 t4io-xv'o"a>, yg, y : fr. t^, t<TX»'c- 
 'E^iawTtov, must claim equal 
 
 right ; verb. adj. fr. i^ktou). 
 'E^irrjXog, 6, >/, fading away, 
 transient, forgotten : fr. t4'i'/"} 
 to go out. 
 'EXiTTjrkov, it is necessary to go 
 out, they should go out, verb, 
 adj. fr. t'iii^u. 
 'E^iTOVj verb. adj. dig ovk Uitov 
 tan, who must not or cannot go 
 out : fr. t^eifii, to go out. Tli. 
 fj^t, to go. 
 'EKix^tvio, f. tvffuj, to trace by 
 footsteps, track ; sift, investi- 
 gate : fr. t^, Ixvog. 
 
 e:s:o 
 
 E3ro 
 
 'EKiX^itiKio, f. d<Tu}, the same as 'E4oXo0p£utu, to destroy utterly, 
 
 tlie above : whence . - 
 
 'E^iX^'iciTfiog, ovj 6, investigation. 
 'E^icaictKa, adj. undecl. si.xteen. 
 'E'^oyKoiOf w, to cease to swell, 
 
 pile up, e.\tol : fr. *.4, byKog. 
 'E^ohvoj, f. ivffu), perf. t^ujhvKa, 
 
 to go out, go on a journey ; die : 
 
 fr. i4> botvio. 
 
 'E^ociUf ag, 7), departure, expedi- 
 tion : whence 
 'ElocidZ,(x), to spend on a journey, 
 
 spend : fr. t^uSog, a going forth; 
 
 fr. t4, o^bg, a way. 
 'Et,6cioi', ov, rb, exodiiun, end ; a 
 
 festival in remembrance of the 
 
 departure from Egypt : & 
 'E^Q^og, ov, 7), departure, expedi- 
 tion, way out, death ; departure 
 
 of the children of Israel from 
 
 Egypt : fr. t^, bdog. 
 'E^oi^oi, to give out a strong smell, 
 
 stiuk. Th. b'Cio. 
 'E^oiSio), at, f. 7](Tio, to swell out, 
 
 become swollen. Th. old'su). 
 'E'^oitckiti, f. r](TU)f to change one's 
 
 habitation, emigrate, inhabit : 
 
 fr. i^, olKog. 
 'EtoiKi^io, f. iaio, to eject from 
 
 home or country, expel, banish : 
 
 I'r. the same. 
 'F.toiKoSofikio, to complete the 
 
 building of a house, build up : 
 
 ir. t4, olKog, Ctfuo. 
 'EtoiKog, 6, 7), exiled, banished : 
 
 tr. tt,, oiKog. 
 'K;o//tw^iu, f. ^a>, to break forth 
 
 int(» lamentations: h\t^,oii.nv'Cif- 
 
 E^o(Vro/i£i', we shall carry out, 1 
 
 I'l. ^ t^oiffovni, 3 pi. f. 1. ind. 
 
 act. of tK<pipiOj to carry out ; f. 
 
 iKoiaix). Th. 0£pa>, to bear ; a. 1. 
 
 I'li'iyKa, a. 2. 7)veyKov. 
 
 E^oiXvtvffiv, they go out, for t^- 
 
 oixi^ovcriv, Dor. & Ion. 3 pi. 
 
 l>res. ind. act. of oixvku), synon. 
 
 with oixofiai, to go away ; f. 01- 
 
 \//To/irtt, perf, (pxyjl^ai. 
 Ei,oKi-\Xu), f. fXu), a. 1. £^wK£iXa, 
 
 to fall out of the right way, strike 
 
 against, fall foul of; turn aside : 
 
 fr. tK, OKiXXio. Th. KsXXu). 
 
 E^oX'smup^ may have utterly 
 
 ruined, 3 sing. a. i. opt. act. yEol. 
 
 fi'. i?, oXXvfii^ to destroy ; fut. 
 ^ "\f aw, perf. wXeKa, perf. m. cJXa. 
 
 E^oXkrnofiev, we should liave ut- 
 terly destroyed, 1 j)l. a. 1. subj. 
 
 act. of the same. 
 
 t^oXto-Oaivw, & -aOdpu), to slip 
 
 out, escape, fall out, elude ; f. 
 
 oj'w, & oBi)(Tu), perf. l^iuXirrQay- 
 
 «^«, a. 2. HuiXiaOop : fr. i^, 6X1- 
 
 i^soXXuo;, & -oXXvfxi, f. 6Xe<T(o, 
 to destroy completely, go to 
 .i"mn: fr. ^^, oXXu/u. 
 ^^soXi'iBpevftay arog, to, & 
 ^^oXoQpevnig, eiog, 7), utter de- 
 struction, perdition : fr. 
 
 extu-pate ; f. tvao), perf. k^o)X6 
 OpevKa, j)r. pass. IXoXoOpeuofiai, 
 to be utterly undone, ruined be- 
 yond redemption ; perf. pass. 
 t^diXoOpiVfiai, a. 1. pass. i^toXo- 
 OptvOtjp, f. 1. pass. t^oXoOpevOi]- 
 (Tofxai : fr. t^, bXaOpog, destruc- 
 ti<m. Th. uXXvfxi. 
 
 'E^oXoXi;^", (ig, f, a. I. ind. act. 
 fr. t^oXoXu^w, to howl. Th. 6X0- 
 Xvt^io, to howl, f. ^u), perf. wXd- 
 Xt'x«. 
 
 "E^o/tai, f. 1. m. of £xw, to have. 
 
 'E^onlSpsoj, f. i;(Tu>, pf. k^u)fil3pT]Ka, 
 to rain, drop, shower out upon ; 
 l^ofilipriaei (ictXvyna, shall pour 
 out abomination, Eccl. x. 13. 
 Th. bpj3pog^ rain. 
 
 'E^QplXeijj, oj, to associate with: & 
 
 'E4o/i7Xof,6,T;, away from society, 
 foreign, strange : fr. t^, ofiiXog. 
 
 'E^o/ijuarow, at, f. w<ra>, to render 
 clear-sighted, make clear ; de- 
 prive of sight, blind : t^, onjxa. 
 
 'E^o^pufxi, to refuse on oath, so- 
 lemnly deny, renounce : fr. t^, 
 ofipvuiy f. bfioffio, to swear. 
 
 'E^ofioOtp, adv. from the same 
 place. 
 
 ' E^oixoioio, ui, f. u)(Tio, perf. t^ojfioi- 
 (jjKa, to make very like, liken, 
 assimilate ; mid. i^onoiovfiai, to 
 conform to, resemble : fr. t^, 
 ofioiog. 
 
 'E^o/xoXoylo/tae, ovfxai, to con- 
 fess, acknowledge gratitude due 
 to ; set forth, glorify ; promise; 
 with dat. ; f. fjao^iai, a. 1. m 
 t^iofioXoyTjadfiijp, w, aro: fr. i^, 
 bfjibg, like, & Xoyog, fr. Xsyio. 
 
 'E^ofioX6y7j(Tig, tiog, ?/, confession, 
 profession, acknowledgment, 
 thanksgiving : fr. perf. pass, of 
 the preceding verb. 
 
 'E^o/iopyj'u/it, f. /lop^oi, to wipe 
 out, cleanse ; impress, imprint : 
 fr. f^) bfiopypvixi. 
 
 'E^bp, pres. part. n. g. fr. t^fort, 
 it is lawful ; generally used im- 
 personally ; it being lawful, in 
 our power. 
 
 'E^optidi^vj, f. (Tiu, to revile or 
 abuse much, utter reproachfully: 
 fr. t4» bveiCog. 
 
 'EKopofidi^u), f. dcru), to name, ac- 
 cost by name, address : & 
 
 'EKoi'OfiaiPit), f. aput, to tell the 
 name of : fr. IK, opofxa, name. 
 
 'EKovofiaKXrjSTjp, adv. by name, 
 expressly: fr. i^, opofxa, KaXeut. 
 
 'EKottiGsp, poet, for 
 
 'E^uTTKrOev, adv. behind, in the 
 rear, afar off", hereafter, for the 
 future : & 
 
 'EKoTTiffio, adv. backward, behind, 
 hereafter. Th. oTriau), back- 
 wards. 
 
 'E^oTrXt'^w, to arm completely ; 
 be or act under arms ; disarm ; 
 (223) 
 
 e;e;o 
 
 f. i<TU), perf. pass. l^ajTrXifffiai : 
 fr. t^, oTrXt^o). Hence 
 
 'E^oTrXidta, ag, >/, & ' E^OTrXiffig, 
 eojg, 7), the arming of men, ex- 
 ercise in arms ; time of arming: 
 fr. the above. 
 
 'ECoTrrdui, w, f. r/crw, to heat tho- 
 roughly, dress, roast. Th.oTrrdu;. 
 
 'E^opdw, a, to look out, see from 
 afar : fr. i^, bpdu). 
 
 'EKopyi'Cio, to irritate, provoke. 
 Th. bpy7). 
 
 'E^opOidi^io, f. dffu), to set upright, 
 proclaim with loud voice: fr. t^, 
 opQid^io : & 
 
 'EKopOooj, at, f. waro), to set up- 
 right, erect ; restore, bring into 
 a better state : fr. i^, opQooj. 
 
 ^ Th. bp9og. 
 
 'E^npia, ag, 7), banishment, exile: 
 fr. ■ 
 
 i^ooog. 
 
 'E%opiZ,f.ip, pres. inf. act. fr. 
 'E^opt'^o), f. ia^t), to exterminate, 
 banish, impose banishment : fr. 
 t4, opog, a boundary. 
 
 'E^opi'vw, f. ipu), to urge on, 
 
 rouse : fr. i%, bp'ipio. 
 'E^opKi^io, to bind by a solemn 
 
 oath, adjure; f. 'ktio, Att. iw, pf. 
 i^iopKiKa, a. 1. t^iopicKTa, perf. 
 
 pass. t}i(t)pKHTfiai. Th. opKog. 
 
 E^opKicfibg, ov, b, exaetion of an 
 
 oatli : ir. 1 pers. perf. i)ass. of 
 
 the preceding verb. 
 'E^opjcioTz/c, oi;, 6, an exorcist ; 
 
 one who pretends to expel de- 
 mons, or cure diseases, by using 
 
 a solemn oath; a conjuror: fr. 3 
 
 jiers. pf. pass, of the same verb. 
 'E^o/uKioJ, f. Att. of the same verb. 
 'E^opKog, ov, b, a very solemn 
 
 oath ; an oath contrary to what 
 
 is affirmed by others. Th. opKog. 
 'EXopKOii), ui, f. oKTw, synon. with 
 
 t^opfct'sw, to force to swear, bind 
 
 by an oath. Th. opKog. 
 'E,%6pKo)(ng, tiog, 7), the being 
 
 bound by an oath, an exacted 
 
 oath : fr. 2 pers. perf. pass, of 
 
 the preceding verb. 
 'E^opfidoj, a>, f. ^<T(o,to break forth, 
 
 set out, exhort, instigate ; vavv, 
 
 to take a ship off its station, put 
 
 out to sea : fr. tX, bpfiduj, to 
 
 rush along. Th. bpfu). 
 ' E^opfxyjaig, tivg, r), a sallying 
 
 forth : fr. 2 pei*s. perf. pass, of 
 
 the preceding verb. 
 ' E^opfiii^io, f. icru), perf. t^wp/xoca, 
 
 to set sail, start away, withdraw, 
 
 export : & 
 'E^opfiog, 6, >}, leaving a port or 
 
 station, under sail from : fr. t4, 
 
 opuog. 
 'EKopog, b, Tf, banished, driven 
 
 out of the bounds : fr. t^, opog. 
 'E^opovto, f. (Tio, to leap out or 
 
 forth : fr. t|, bpovio. 
 'E^opoipog TTvpyog, a tower six 
 
 stories high : fr. f ^, bpo<pog. 
 
kl , 
 
 'E^opTra^, dKog, 6, Dor. for l^op- 
 
 TTtil, a bough. Th. op7r/;^, the 
 
 same. 
 'E^opu^if, £wc, r/, a digging out, 
 
 excavation : fr. 
 'E^opurrw, to dig out, excavate, 
 
 extirpate, pull out ; f. v^to, a. 1. 
 
 t^tupv^a, a. 1. part, i^opv^aq, 
 
 a%>To<;. Tli. opicraojy or rrtu, to 
 
 dig; ]>erf. wpt'x«, Att. opuipvxa. 
 'E.^opx€Ofiai, ovfiai, f. r}(TOfiai, to 
 
 spring up, sport, lead a dance ; 
 
 dance out of time, miss ; divulge 
 
 mysteries : fr. t^, opx^ofxai. 
 'E^opw, f. opio & 6p<T<jj, to excite, 
 
 rouse, urge forwai'd : fr. t^, upin. 
 *EK6(TCeiQf Dor. for i^o^nQy you 
 
 smell strongly ; fr. liio^io. 
 'EKoffTpaKi'Cio, f. i(Ta», to condemn 
 
 to banishment by votes written 
 
 on shells or shards : fr. t^, 6- 
 
 arpaKiZio, the same. Th. oarpa- 
 
 jcov, a shard. 
 'E^ocrTpaKKTfioQ, ov, 6, exostracls- 
 
 inus ; banishment by suffrages 
 
 written on shards ; fr. 1 pers, 
 
 perf. pass, of the preceding verb. 
 'EKors & 'E^orov, for t^ ov '{xp6- 
 
 vov being understood), from the 
 
 time when. 
 'E^oTOv'vio, f. urw, to incite, lu'ge 
 
 on : fr. t^, oTpvvi*}. 
 *E^ovSei'su)f C), synon. with t^ov- 
 
 devoit) : fr. t^, oi'deig. 
 'E^ovSivTjfTiQ, iujg, »/, contempt, 
 
 holding cheaply : & 
 'E^ovcti'TjTtjg, ov, 6, a despiser. 
 
 one who holds lightly : fr. perf 
 
 pass, of i^ovdtveoj. 
 'E^ovcevooj, at, to set aside as of 
 
 no value, set at nought, despise ; 
 
 f. wcritty perf. t^ovStvoJKay perl', 
 pass. t^ovSevionai, a. 1. pass. 
 ktiovSevwGrjv, a. 1. subj. pass. 
 tKovSevioOut, a. 1. part. pass. 
 l^ovdei'w9tiQf kvTOQ : fr. t^, ovSt- 
 vow, fr. ovStig, evog. Th. slg. 
 
 'E^ovHvojfJia, GTog, to, a looking 
 down on, setting at nought : & 
 
 'E^ovckviiXTig, £wC) »}> the holding 
 in no estimation : fr. perf. pass, 
 of i^ovdtv6(i}. 
 
 'E^ovOev^oj, Cj, Si^E^ovBtvi^u), to 
 value at nought, reck little of ; 
 f. rjffo), perf. tKovOkvrjKa, a. 1. 
 k^ov9kvrifra,l despised,a. l.subj. 
 act. t^ov9tvfi<ru), yg, y, perf. pass. 
 l^ovOsvTjfxatf perf. part. i^ovOt- 
 VT]/xkvog, 1], ov, having been 
 lightly held : fr. t$, ovUtig, evbg, 
 rone ; the same as ovdtig ; fr. 
 ovre, elg, one. 
 
 'EKovOkvTjfia, aTog, to, contempt, 
 neglect : fr. the verb preceding. 
 
 'E^ovffia, ag, r), leave, power, li- 
 berty, privilege, authority, dig- 
 nity, right, acquired or the 
 moral faculty ; as ^vva^tc, prac- 
 tical power, or natural ability ; 
 i^ovffiai, u>Vf a'l, powers, offices, 
 
 e3:y 
 
 dignities, authorities, magis- 
 trates: fr. f^c<rrt, it is permitted. 
 In 1 Cor. xi. 10, a vail, being 
 the mark of the dignity or supe- 
 riority of the married al)Ove the 
 immarried. See Rose's ed. of 
 Parkhui-st. 
 
 'E^ovaid^u), to exercise authority, 
 have rule, have in subjection ; 
 with a gen. ; with a dat. to give 
 power ; f. acrtu, })erf. tKovoiuKa, 
 f. 1. pass. tKovffiaaOijrrofiai : fr. 
 i'iovffia. 
 
 'E^ovffiaariijg, ov, 6, a man in 
 authority, a potentate : fr. perf. 
 pass, of the preceding verb. 
 
 'Et,o(p(X\(i), to increase much : fr. 
 t^, 6(pt\Xio. 
 
 'F.^6(pOa\^og,6, t), having promi- 
 nent eyes : fr. t^, dcpOaXfiog. 
 
 'E^ox' for i4ox«) ^ t^oxov, poet, 
 for t^ox<t'&» eminently, beyond 
 othei*s, excellently ; adv. fr. t^- 
 «X««>, to excel. Th. *x^» to have. 
 
 'K^oxr], ijg, >), top, eminence, pro- 
 minence ; KaT iiioxrjpy particu- 
 larly, pre-eminently : & 
 
 'E^oxov, & "E^o^a, excellently, 
 neut. gen. used as adv. fr. 
 
 "E^oxog, 6, t), elevated, promi- 
 nent, surpassing others in value, 
 eminent, excellent, distinguish- 
 ed ; comp. t^ox^tiTtpog, superl. 
 
 VA 
 
 i^ox^TdTog : fr. t^fcx***? to ex- 
 cel. Th. tx(t)- 
 
 'E^'v/Bpi^w, to treat with insolence 
 or arrogance : fr. t^, vfipig. 
 
 'E^vXajj-Uvog, rj, or, covered or 
 strewed with wood ; Septuag. : 
 fr. ^uXooj. Th. v\r), a wood. 
 
 'F.^vvrjx^) or ^vvki)Ka, ag, £, a. 1. 
 ind. Att. with double augment ; 
 fr. (Tvvirj^i, to understand : fr. 
 ^vv for (Tvv,& 'irjfJii, to send ; a. 
 1. 7]Ka, Att. €t]Ka. 
 
 'EKvTTavi<TTrj^ii, to rise up from 
 under : fr. t^, virb, dvd, 'iarijfii. 
 
 'E^vTrripETBijj, u), f. i/trw, to admi- 
 nistt^r to, act in obedience to : 
 fr. t^, vTrtjptTtijj. 
 
 'E^UTTi't^oi, to awaken, raise from 
 the sleep of death, restore to 
 life ; f. iau), perf. l^vTTviKa, a. 1. 
 l^vTTVKTa, a. 1. subj. t^uTD'taw, 
 yg, y : fr. t^, vTrvog, sleep. 
 
 'L^vTrvog, 6, r), awakened, awake, 
 who has watched the night 
 through : fr. the same th. 
 
 'E^uTrria^iu, f. (Tw, to fall back- 
 wards, lie supine ; turn on the 
 back, turn face upwards : fr. 
 
 t^, VTTTlOg. 
 
 'EKi'paTO, 3 sing. a. 1. m. t^vpd- 
 firjt^, u), aTo, of ^vp(x), obsol., 
 same as ^vpdo), to scrape : fr. 
 ^vpbg, sharp. Th. ^Iw. 
 
 'E^vptjfiai, 1 have been scraped, 
 perf. pass. & 
 
 'EKvpi](fav, 3 pi. a. 1. act. of ^v- 
 pdoj, to scrape : fr. the same th. 
 (224) 
 
 e3:q 
 
 'EKvtpaivio, f. arw, to weave out, 
 finish weaving, construct, com- 
 pose : fr. fc^, vcpaivio. Henco 
 
 'E^ixpaffjjia, arog, rb, a web cum- 
 pleted. 
 
 'EKv<pi]ysofiai, ov^iai, tc lead the 
 way : Ir. t?, v(j)t]ykof.iai. Th. liyw. 
 
 'E^i''0//i'a, ac, €, 1 wove ; a. 1. 
 iiid. of kKvfpaivu) 
 
 'EKv\p6u}, u>, f. w(j<x), to lift on lii^li, 
 exalt. Th. v\pog. 
 
 'E|tu,adv. without, on the outsid. , 
 out of doors, beyond ; I'^oj ot- 
 \utv, out of the reach of darts ; 
 t^u) rrjg noXiiog, not belongiii;r 
 to the city ; t^w tovtujv, be.si(l( s 
 these things ; 6 t^io, viz. wv, a 
 stranger, foreigner ; compar. it,- 
 (jjTfpog, a, ov, more outward, 
 superl. tKioTUTog, i], ov, most 
 outward : fr. i%. 
 
 "E^w, I shall have ; f. 1. act. of 
 txtu, to have. 
 
 'E^t^SriKa, perf. act. of t'^oi^eto, to 
 swell out. Th. oidtu) or olcdw^ 
 f. T)(Tu), to swell. 
 
 'E^uiOtv, adv. from without, ox- 
 ternally ; with a gen. : fr. t^w. 
 Th. tK or iK, out of. 
 
 'E^wGiuj, uJ, & 'E^wOu), to drive 
 out, force out, push, propel, re- 
 ject, f. i'^utaoj, perf. t^ujKa, a. 1. 
 kK**>(Ta, a. I. inf. t^wffai. Th. 
 0)9 toj, to drive. 
 
 'E^(^Ki(Ta, I ejected from the 
 house, a. 1. ind. act. of i^oikuw, 
 
 f. Law, pf. t^<iJKiKa : fr. t^, oIkov. 
 
 'EK^Xtia, ag, >), utter i-uiu : fr. 
 t^iii\i}g. 
 
 'EKwXsKiiv, (ig, 11, pluperf. act, of 
 i^oXXvui, to destroy utterly. Th. 
 bXXvfiL, to destroy ; f. oAtaw, 
 ])erf. wXeica, m. wXa, Att. oXwXrt. 
 
 'E^wXijg, tog, b, t), abandoned, 
 utterly ruined or destroyed, de- 
 sperate : fr. t^, bXXvfjii. 
 
 'E^(uXto-0ov, eg, e, a. 2. ind. act. of 
 i^oXta9iio or i^oXiffBaivu), to 
 fall out : fr. i^, bXi(T9og, a slip. 
 
 'EKojX69ptv(Ta, ag, t, a. 1. act. Ir. 
 i^oXo9ptviij, to destroy utterly. 
 
 'E^iofiiKu), f. ffio, to bare to the 
 shoulder : & 
 
 'E^wf/iC, icog, if, a kind of vest or 
 under-coat without sleeves, a 
 jacket worn by slaves. Th. w//oC) 
 a shoulder : whence 'E^w/iao- 
 TToda, ag, t), the art of making 
 vests of tliis description. 
 
 ' E^oj fiotujft'ivog, T), o)', havinghceu 
 assimilated, part.fr. t^w/toiw/*"') 
 perf. ind. of t^o^totow. 
 
 'E^w/iOf, 6, y), having the shoul- 
 ders exposed, prepared in readi- 
 ness, unincumbered. Th. w^ior. 
 
 'E^ojfioffia, ag, y, a denial orn- 
 fusal upon oath : fr. t^, bprr^n- 
 
 'E^wTTiog, o, >),outof sight,al>SL'Ut' 
 fr. tK, (u;//, an eye or aspect. Th. 
 
 OTTTOHai. 
 
 EOI 
 
 'Ei,oiTrXi(Te,he equipped thorough- 
 ly, a. 1. ind. act. of t^oTrXt'^w, to 
 equip : fr. i^, ottXi^o), the same. 
 Th. OTrXa, arms. 
 
 'EKi^pyt(rfiai, perf. pass., I have 
 been enraged ; fr. t^opyit^u}, to 
 make angry. Th. bpyrj. 
 
 'EK^opidKio, f. (TM, not to heed, to 
 neglect : fr. t^, wpa. 
 
 'E^ofQKiKov, imperf. act. fr. t^op- 
 Kii^io, synon. with bpKi^io, to 
 bind by an oath. Th. opfcoe, an 
 oath. 
 
 'EKo)pixii9r}v, a. 1. ind. pass. fr. 
 t^opfidofjiai, to rush violently 
 along, sally forth : fr. t?, bpfxi), 
 attack. 
 
 'E^tjjpog, 6, i), out of season, be- 
 yond the bloom of youth, de- 
 cayed : fr. t^, uipa. 
 
 'E^wpro, had been aroused or 
 sprung forth, 3 sing, pluperf. 
 pass, t^iopfiriv, ffo, of fc^optu, to 
 arouse. Th. opio, f. opai «Sc opffio, 
 perf. (JpKra. 
 
 'E^wfTat, to have turned out, a. 2. 
 inf. t^ioffov, dru), a. 1. imper. 
 i^ioaag, avrog, a. 1. part, of tK- 
 i^'iut. Th. w9kio, to drive ; f. 
 w(T(o, a. 1. faxra. 
 
 "E^ioafia, arog, rb, ejection ; & 
 
 'E^wffTTig, ov, b, a driver out by 
 force, expeller : fr. t^wOew. 
 
 'EKioffTpaKifffikvog, having been 
 banished from a place by ostra- 
 cism, pf. part. pass, of i^offrpa- 
 
 'E^wraroc, »?, ov, outermost, ut- 
 most, remotest : whence 
 
 'E^wra'rw, adv. most outwardly : 
 & 
 
 'E^ioTtpiKbg, i), 6v,on the outside, 
 external, superficial, of common 
 occurrence, vulgar : & 
 
 'E^wrtpoj;, a, ov, outer, external: 
 fr. t^oi, without. 
 
 'E^wrtpw, adv. more outwardly : 
 & 
 
 'E^wrtKoe,?/, or, of foreign growth, 
 foreign : fr. the same th. : Eng- 
 lish exotic. 
 
 'E5<f>Xor'ro, 3 pi. imperf. of t^oi- 
 XOj-iai, to go out. Th. oixo//aj, 
 to go ; f. oixh<yofiai, perf. 'px^* 
 Hai. 
 
 'E^wxpof, 6, »/, very pale. Th. 
 wxpoc, pale. 
 
 "Eo, for ov, of himself, herself, 
 itself ; sometimes for avrov, the 
 pronoun : fr. which comes 
 
 'Eoi, poet, for 61, or avT(p, to him- 
 
 ^self. 
 
 'Eoi, may be, 3 sing. pres. opt. fr. 
 toifii, toig, toi, poet, for elrjv, 7jg, 
 1], fr. tit) for tifii. 
 
 'E.oiy^tv, we seem, by sync, for 
 toiKafxtv, 1 pi. perf. m. Att. fr. 
 
 'Eooca, ag, e, I am made like to. 
 seem, perf. m. Att. for oIku ; fr. 
 t'iKw, to be like : whence 
 
 EOY 
 
 'Eoike, 3 sing, it is fit, reasonable 
 
 (used for the pres. though perf. 
 
 m. Att. for oLKi). 
 'EoiKiaav, they were made like, 
 
 seemed, Att. for toiKtiffav, 3 pi. 
 
 pluperf. m. of tlicoj, to be like. 
 'EoiKoTa, like, ace. sing. & 
 'EoLKortg, like, nom. pi. fr. tniKOjg. 
 'EotKoriog, in like manner ; fitly, 
 
 suitably, deservedly, probably; 
 
 adv. fr. 
 'EoiKMg, oTog, like, perf. part. m. 
 
 fr. toiKa. Th. cIkw, to be like. 
 "Eoi/ii, I may be sending, poet. 
 
 for uirjv, pres. opt. of Vj^jui, to 
 
 send ; fr. ecu. 
 'Eoto, gen. Ion. for tov, fr. ebg, 
 
 his own, poet, for og. 
 'Eolg, Si £010-1, to his own, dat.pl. 
 
 fr. tog, £/), tbv, poet, for og, i), 
 
 ov, his own. For toig see £ot. 
 'Eoi (TO, Dor. for toixra, pres. part. 
 
 f. g. fr. tifil, to be. 
 
 EoXTra, I hope, perf. m. for ?yX- 
 
 TTrt, Att. or Ion. of tXTrw. Th. 
 
 iXirtg, hope. 
 "Eor, I was, imperf. poet, for yv: 
 
 or a. 2. poet, for ijov, of tifii. 
 'Ebv, iovTog, pres. part. Ion. n. g. 
 
 for bv. Thus also iu)v for wv, 
 
 tovrog for bvrog, tovn, pi. iov- 
 
 rtg, & 
 'Eor0' for tovTtt, ace. sing. part. 
 
 pres. for bvTa, poet. fr. wv : & 
 'Eovrf, dual num. iovTtg, pi. 
 
 pres. part. Ion. for ovrc & ovr£c; 
 r. iifxi. 
 "Enpya, I made for myself, did, 
 
 perf. m. Att. iiopytiv, pluperf. 
 
 m. of pklio, f. p6^(w, by metath. 
 
 tp^w, fr. £pyw, perf. m. tppoya 
 
 & tpoya, by metath. topya. 
 
 Hence also fopywg, part. perf. m. 
 'Eopyav, they made for them- 
 selves, 3 pi. perf. m. Boeot. for 
 
 fopyacijSo r6ri;0avfor rtTv^pacri. 
 
 See topya. 
 'Eopytf, Ion. & poet, for tuipyti, 
 
 3 sing, pluperf. m. fr. the same. 
 'Eopy?;, t]g, y, a beetle to bruise 
 
 olives, vice, screw : fr. opyd^io. 
 'Eoprd^oj, f. dffu), to feast, cele- 
 brate a festival. Hence 
 ' Eoprao-t/iOf, 6, r), festive, joy- 
 ous : & 
 'EopraffTiKbg, i), bv, festive : fr. 
 'Eopry, yg, y, a feast, festival, 
 
 holiday, the passover. 
 'Eoc, id, kbv, poet, for rtbg, rtd, 
 
 Ttbv, commonly crbg, fft), abv, 
 
 your own. 
 'Eoc, iy, tbv, poet, for oc, n, ov, 
 
 his own. 
 'Eoc, *«' '^bv, in Homer, good, 
 
 whence ^airop td'iov, sc. ^ocrewv, 
 
 ^ioTivu>v : see Heyne on 11. A. 
 
 393. 
 'Eoi'ffa for ovcra, & tojv for wv, 
 
 })res. part. Ion. of tifii, to be : 
 
 iov(TL for ovffi, dat. pi. 
 (225) 
 
 EDA 
 
 'E7ra/3oXoc, 6, y, one who hits 
 the mark, successful, possessed 
 of ; Dor. for iiryfioXog : fr. ctti- 
 fSaXXio. 
 
 'ETrayaytlv, a. 2. inf. act. & 
 ETrayayfc, Dor. for £7rj7yay£^, 
 you brought to, a. 2. ind. act. of 
 tTrayw, to bring to, apply ; by 
 Attic redupl. Th. ayw. 
 ETrayaiofiai, to rejoice in, glory 
 in any thing, prize ; synon. with 
 tTrdyafiai. 
 
 'ETTaydXXf o, glory in, pres. imper. 
 pa-ss. Ion. for cTrayaXXou : fr. 
 
 'ETToyaXXo/^tar, to glory, exult in: 
 fr. tTTi, ciyaXXo/tat. Th.ayaXXw, 
 to adorn. 
 
 'ETrdyafxai, to admire, be asto- 
 nished at, aim at : fr. tTri, aya- 
 fiai ; fr. obs. aya'tu. 
 
 'ETrayavaKTtu), w, f. f/ffco, to be 
 indignant at : tTri, ayaroicrew. 
 
 'E7rayy£iXajU£vog, a. 1. part. m. : 
 
 'ETrayytXia, ag, y, a promise, de- 
 claration made on account of 
 something; blessing; elocution: 
 
 'ETrayytXXfrat, 3 sing. pres. pass. 
 
 'ETrayytXXof^tvog, y, ov, pres. pt. 
 mid. fr. tTrayyfXXojuat. 
 
 'ETrayyfXXovrt, they divulge. Dor. 
 for IrrayyiXXovfTL : fr. 
 
 'ETTayyEXXw, to tell in conse- 
 quence, divulge, announce, pro- 
 claim, declare, command, direct; 
 f. £7rayyfXw, perf. fc7n7yy£XKa, a. 
 1. iTryyytiXa, pres. m. £7ray- 
 yfXXo^at, to announce concern- 
 ing (meself, announce one's in- 
 tentions, promise, engage, hold 
 out, profess, perf. pass. iTryyytX- 
 fxai, I have promised, a. 1. m. 
 tTryyytiXdfiyv, w, aro : fr. tTri, 
 dyyiXXuj, to tell, f. Xw, perf. yy- 
 ytXKa. 
 
 'ETrdyytXfia, arog, rb, a thing 
 promised, promise, declaration, 
 blessing : fr. tTryyytXfiai, perf. 
 pass, of tTrayyeXXw. 
 
 'E7rayf»pw, to assemble together, 
 bring together to : fr. Itti, dyti- 
 pto, the same ; f. ayfpw, perf. 
 yytpKa, Att. dyyyepKa, a. 1. 
 yytipa. 
 
 'ETrdyepffig, tojg, y, a gathering 
 together, raising of an army: fr. 
 the verb preceding. 
 
 'ETrayfcOai, to be brought in, 
 pres. inf. pass, of iirdyit). 
 
 'Errdyyv, I was compacted or put 
 together, a. 2. pass. fr. a. 2. act. 
 tirayov, I fixed, fastened, of 
 Tryyvvfii, or 7r>;y vt-w, to put to- 
 gether ; f. TTy^ui, f. 2. Trayw. 
 
 'ETraytvlfiv, to bring in or to. 
 Ion. & poet, for l-Trdytiv. 
 
 'RTTayXa'itl, Att. form instead of 
 tTrayXatati, 3 sing. f. 1. of 
 
 ' ETray Xat^w, f. ttru), Att. iw, to 
 render famous or illustrious, 
 signalise, celebrate: mid. 'Etto- 
 

 11 
 
 I 
 I 
 
 
 Ft 
 
 EDA 
 
 yXai^ofiaifto pride oneself on ac- 
 count of a thing, glory or exult 
 in it : fr. IttI, ayXai^w. Tli. d- 
 yXabc, splendid. 
 
 'ETrayfikvog, bringing for oneself, 
 
 procuring, Ion. for iirrjyixkvog, 
 or for tTrayofievoQ : fr. 
 
 'ETrdyo^aif to bring for or on one- 
 self, ju'ocure, entice ; convey, in- 
 troduce, import ; cite, allege : 
 fr. tTTciyu), to bring to, conduct. 
 Th. dyu), to lead. 
 
 'E-Trayov, see in tTrdyriv. 
 
 *Eirayoptviiiy f. fftu, to add farther, 
 or beside, to what has been said : 
 fr. £7rt, ayopcuw. Th. ayopa. 
 
 'EirdypioQ, 6, t), additionally sav- 
 age, rude, fierce: fr. iiri, dypiog 
 Th. dypog. Hence 
 
 'ETraypiotxj, w, f. ti<(roj, to make ad- 
 ditionally savage, fierce, &c. 
 
 'ErraypuTTt'ew, a),f. 7;(rtu,perf. rjKa, 
 to pass sleepless nights in think- 
 ing of any thing, watch over : 
 fr. tTTt, dypvTTveu). 
 
 'ETrdyio, to bring to, in, or upon, 
 conduct, introduce ; bring into a 
 snare, decoy; strike against, in- 
 flict, persuade, induce, incite ; 
 bring on the charge of guilt, im- 
 pute ; bring to harbour, import, 
 &c. ; f. i-rrd^u), perf. ctt^x^j^* ^• 
 tTT^^rt, a. 1. part. t-Tra^agfavrog, 
 a. 2. tTrijyoi/, Att. tTryjyayov; a. 
 2. inf. iirayayiiv : fr. CTTt, dyu). 
 Hence 
 
 *E7raywy»), jjg, »/, a bringing to 
 or in, inference, incantation, im- 
 portation, inducing cause, allure- 
 ment, hostile inroad, accusation. 
 .'ETTaywyog, i}, oVy conducive, al- 
 luring, likely to persuade: superl. 
 
 'ETray wyorara, which possess the 
 greatest attractions, or induce- 
 ments: fr. 67raytt>, to induce. Th. 
 dyw. 
 
 *E7raywvi^o/tai, to contend earn- 
 estly for; f. iffOf-iai, perf. tinjyio- 
 vifffiai: fr. IttI, dyu)v, a contest. 
 ETrayoJViog, 6, i), being present 
 or aiding in a contest : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 'E;r^'^(u, f. q,(7ii), to sing to, over, 
 or on account of, enchant bv 
 singing, allure by incantations : 
 fr. cTTi, ^^o), contr. fr. du^tx). 
 
 'Eirasidtiv, poet, for sTr^euv, to 
 sing to, chant over, &c.: fr. the 
 same. 
 
 'ETrafipagy havmg lifted up, a. 1 
 part. act. of tTraetpw, to lift up 
 incite. Th. deipio, to take up ; 
 f. diput. 
 
 'ETTaeipovTi, they lift up. Dor. for 
 tTTaeipovffi, 3 pi. pr. ind. act. fr 
 
 '£7ra£jpa», to lift or raise up, place 
 upon ; extol ; invite, rouse, ex- 
 cite : fr. fcTTt, deipu), to take up. 
 
 'ETrak^u), to increase, promote : 
 fr. cTTi, dk^oj. 
 
 EHA 
 
 'ETra9\opy ov, to, reward of the 
 contest, prize. Th. dOXov. 
 
 'ETraOov, I sutiered,a. 2. ind. act. 
 of Trdax^y to suffer; f. 7rti(T0fiaij 
 a. 2. inf. TraOiiv, pf. m. -TrkirovOa. 
 
 'ETraOpoi^io, to collect round, as- 
 semble together, press upon ; f. 
 oiatu, pert% £7r)76^pot/crt,pres. pass. 
 iiruOpoi^Ofiai : fr. iiri, dOpoiCio. 
 Th. dOpoog. 
 
 'ETraid^u), to lament over or with: 
 fr. iTTi, aid^u). 
 
 'ETTatySrjVf adv. with violence, 
 forcibly; on the surface, lightly. 
 Th. dtffffu). 
 
 'ETratyi^w, f. i(T(o, to blow vehe- 
 mently upon, rush forward with 
 impetuosity, urge great waves : 
 fr. £7ri, aiyig, rj, a storm, blast ; 
 fr. dtffffu), to rush. 
 
 'E7rat^£«/iat,or'/iat, to be ashamed 
 blush, reverence : whence 
 
 'E7rai^£(T0£if, having stood in awe 
 of, a. 1. part. pass. fr. tTrt, aick- 
 Ofxat. Th. aiCiog. 
 
 'Err a iC(vQr]v, rjg, ?;, a. 1. ind. pass, 
 fr. Traidtvofxai, to be instructed, 
 chastised. Th. Tralg. 
 
 'EiraticXa, & 'ETraVkXa, a*r, rd, 
 things set on the table after the 
 principal meal, dessert, sweet- 
 meats, confections: fr. tTrt, after, 
 oIkXov, food, a meal. 
 
 'ErraiviovTi, they praise. Dor. for 
 iTraivtovai, 3 pi. pres. ind. & 
 
 'ETraivkaeUf & 'Eiraipefffftu, he 
 may have praised, a. 1. oj)t. ^ol. 
 Si, 'ETTaiveaffojj yg, y, a. 1. subj. 
 act. poet, by the doubling of the 
 (T, fr. tTTaivku), to praise, f. itrio. 
 
 'Eiraiveffigy tiog, t), praise : & 
 
 'ETraiversogf a, ov, proper to be 
 praised, verb, adj.: & 
 
 'E-TraivtTijg, oi», 6, an approver, 
 panegyrist : & 
 
 'EiraivtriKog, Kt), kov, qualified to 
 praise,skilled in panegyrizing: &. 
 
 'EiraivETog, //, bv, praised, praise- 
 worthy, laudable : & 
 
 'ETraivtTog, ov, 6, a proper name 
 (by interpretation, laudable) : 
 
 'ETTaiveu), w, to praise, laud, ap- 
 plaud, assent to, approve, encou- 
 rage, thank ; f. t trw, poet, r/ffw, 
 perf. iTrrJvsKa & /;»ea, a. 1. tTry- 
 ve(Ta,B.. l.imper. act. tiraivtcrov, 
 dra>. Th. aJvog. 
 
 'EiraLvi'iffaig, JEoLfor tTraivrjtrag, 
 a. 1. part, act.: & 
 
 'Erraivrjay, he should have prais- 
 ed, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. act. & 
 
 'E-rraivrjTai, he should be praised, 
 3 s. pr. subj. pass. fr. tiraipeu). 
 
 'Eiraivoc, ov, 6, praise, approba- 
 tion, eulogy : fr. tTrt, aJvog. 
 
 'Eiraivbg, t), bv, praiseworthy, 
 
 celebrated, famous ; stern, dread, 
 
 gloomy, relentless, an epith. of 
 
 Proserpine, on the same principle 
 
 (226) 
 
 EnA 
 
 that the Furies are called ivfit- 
 
 viStg : fr. tTrt, alvog, praise. 
 'ETrai^ai, to have rushed in, a. 1. 
 
 inf. act. & 
 'ETTai^ac, having rushed in, a. 1. 
 
 part. act. fr. iiraiffau). 
 'ETraipofiai, to raise oneself uji, 
 
 exult, be elated : fr. 
 'ETvaipio, to raise or lift up, hoist, 
 
 erect, exalt, render conspicuous, 
 
 puff up, instigate, encourage, 
 
 stimulate, provoke, demand ; f. 
 
 t7rapui,perf. i7rt]pKa,a. 1. t7r>){)o, 
 
 a. 1. imper. tTrdpor, druj, p. pass. 
 
 trrr/p^ai, a. 1. pass. iTrr)pO))v ; 
 
 Trepitrad liraiptiv, to dcniainl 
 
 more than is due : fr. tTrt, ajpw. 
 'E.Traiae, he struck, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 
 ind. act. of -rraioj, to strike. 
 'E7rai(T0dvoixai, f. aOijfTOfiai, to 
 
 perceive, feel, be sensible of. 
 
 Hence 
 'E7rat<70///ta, arog^Tb, perception, 
 
 sense, feeUng, a thing perceived; 
 
 fr. tTTt, ai(T9dpofiai. 
 'Eiratfrffofiai, synon. with 
 'ETrataaoj, to rush forward or ii- 
 
 gainst, fall upon, attack, assail ; 
 with dat. to run to, meet ; with 
 genit. to pursue, strike, chase- ; 
 with accus. to rise up against : 
 fr. tTTi, dtaau). 
 
 ' Eird'iarog, b, >y, heard of on ac- 
 count of crimes, detected, noto- 
 rious. See d'iaTog. 
 
 'E7rai(Txvv6f]<T0fiai, I shall le 
 ashamed ; f. 1. pass. fr. 
 
 'Eiraiaxvvofiai, to be ashamed of, 
 blush at; feel shame, reverence, 
 with an ace. ; a. 1. pass, tiry- 
 (r\vvQ^i\ Th. al(T\og, tog, to. 
 
 'ETrairtw, Cj, to ask for, beg, ask 
 beside ; f. »;<t{u, pei'f. tTryTiiKu. 
 Th. atTtu), to ask. Hence 
 
 'ETraiTrjg, ov, b, a beggar. 
 
 'ETratndo/iai, wfiai, to accuse, 
 criminate ; see aiTidu^ai. 
 
 'E-TraiTiog, b, )';, one deserving cf 
 blame for, culpable. Th. alria, 
 
 'ETraixBt], he sported, 3 sing. a. 
 1. ind. pass, of Trai'Cw, to sjtort, 
 play ; f. ^lo & <rio. 
 
 'Ewatio, to give ear to, listen to, 
 hear, understand : fr. itti, aiu). 
 
 'ETraiujpkofiai, ovfxai, to be raised, 
 lifted up, suspended, elated, 
 hover over, fluctuate, be uncer- 
 tain, doubtful ; mid. fr. 
 
 ETranuptio, f. r/cTtu,to raise up,sus- 
 pend, press on, hover on, attack, 
 raise, exalt. Th. aiojptu). 
 
 ' ETraiiijpov^evog, raised up, prcs. 
 part. Ir. tTranopkofiai. 
 
 'E7raKt}Koa, ag, e, see tTraKOVUt. 
 
 'EiraKfidi^io, f. dcru), to grow ripe 
 upon, be matured by, be in tlie 
 flower of one's age : fr. ivi, 
 dxr/xd^o). Th. dKfir]. 
 
 'E7raKoXov6e(jj, to follow close on 
 or behmd, unitate, obey, pursue, 
 
 EDA 
 
 press upon, enforce ; f. {{(tu), pei-f. 
 iTTTjKoXovOijKa, a. 1. act. tTrrjtco- 
 Xov6t](Ta, a. 1. subj. tTraKoXov- 
 9r](Tu} : fr. tnl, uKuXovOog. 
 
 'ETraKoXovOrjaig, eiog, i), conse- 
 quence, concomitance : fr. perf. 
 pass, of the preced. verb. 
 
 'ETraKoog, b, r). Dor. for tirriKOog, 
 also 'EiraKOvbg, ov, b. a hearer, 
 judge. Th. aKovio, to hear. 
 
 'E-jraKovoTog, 6, //, that is or may 
 be heard, audible; hearkened to, 
 obeyed : fr. 
 
 'E^TaKov^^}, to hearken cs listen 
 to, obey ; liear about, hear ; f. 
 ovffiu, perf. tTTijKovKa, perf. pass. 
 t7rr]Kov(Tfiai, perf. m. iiri]Koa, 
 Att. tTraKi'jKoa : fr. tTrt, aKovut. 
 
 'EiraKpiliovfiai, to pay close and 
 particular attention to : fr. tTrt, 
 
 I'lKpi^OlO. 
 
 'E-rraKpiKio, f. ffu), to reach the 
 height or summit: fr. tTrt, uKpog. 
 
 'ETrajcpodo/tai, (jjfxai, to listen to, 
 pay attention to, hear ; impf. 
 iTnjKpoaofirjv, ojfiijv, &c. : fr. 
 tTTt, UKpodofxai, f. dffofxai. 
 
 'E7raKp6d<Tig, eiog, >;, a listening 
 to : fr. the verb preceding. 
 
 'ETraKToiog, a, ov, on or along 
 the shore : fr. tTrt, dKTtj. 
 
 'E7raKTt)p, yjpog, b, a hunter, fish- 
 erman : & 
 
 'ETraKrrtK0f,»},6v, enticing, decoy- 
 ing, strange : fr. tTrdytu. 
 
 'EiraKTiog, b, rj, on the shore : 
 fr. tTTt, dKTi], shore. 
 
 'EiraKTog, ?), bv, brought to, im- 
 ported, foreign, hired, interca- 
 lated, superinduced ; iiraKTbg 
 opfipog, storm brought on with 
 violence, pelting storm ; tTr. op- 
 Kog, a compulsory oath : fr. tTr- 
 ayo). Th. dyio, to drive. 
 
 'KTraicrpfi'C, £t«>e> o, a hunter, be- 
 cause he tTrdytt, impels, urges 
 the dogs on the game : & 
 ETTiiKTptg, t'^of, i/,a fishing-boat, 
 piratical vessel : & 
 
 'EiruKTpov, ov, TO, a fishing-ves- 
 sel : fr. iTToyu), to urge on. 
 ETrdXaiiv, he was wrestling, 3 
 sing, imperf. act. of TraXaioj. 
 EiraXaXdl^u), f. d^oj, perf. a^a, 
 to shout at, shout in joy, raise 
 the cry of battle : fr. tTrt, dXa- 
 Xdi^w, to cry out. Th. dXdXij. 
 EiraXdofiai, wfiai, to wander, 
 roam abroad : fr. tTrt, dXdofiai. 
 JETTaXaoTttu, w, f. »;(Tw, to take 
 niuch to heart, pity, be angry at 
 the ill-treatment of any one : fr. 
 tTTi, dXaffTkit), the same ; fr. 
 a\a<TTog, Dor. for dXrjffTog, not 
 
 ^ to be forgotten. Th. Xt}9u). 
 E-rraXii^oj, f. \p(o, to put oint- 
 nient upon, besmear, anoint : fr. 
 
 tTTt, dXft'^U*. 
 
 E-TraXe^f)<Tov(Ta, going to render 
 assistance; f. 1. part. act. f. gen. 
 
 EOA 
 
 fr. ^TraXt^w, f. %r}<T(o, to keep or 
 
 ward off", avert, aid : fr. tTrt, 
 dX't^io, or dXc4'ew. 
 'ETTaXfrptvtu, f. (thj, to grind on : 
 
 fr. tTri, dXtTpevo). 
 'ETraXiv^koj, f. r/frw, to wrap up, 
 
 hide : fr. tTrt, dXiv^'uo. 
 'EiraXKiig, kog, strong, stout, 
 strengthening: fr. tTrt, dXfc?/. 
 'ETraXXay/;, r^g, i), a change, ex- 
 change, interchange, contract in 
 which pledges are exchanged: & 
 'ETTaXXd?, adv. alternately : fr. 
 'ETraXXdrrw, f, ^w, to change one 
 thing after another, vary, ex- 
 change, alternate ; interweave ; 
 dash against : fr. ciXXdaaio, or 
 TTio, to change ; f. ^a>. 
 'ETrdXXero, 3 sing. impf. pass. fr. 
 TrdXXw, to shake, set in motion. 
 Or for t(pt)XXeTo, impf. fr. t(pdX- 
 XcjAoi, to spring against. 
 
 'ETrdXXj;Xof, 6, »/, owi upon an- 
 other, in quick succession, thick, 
 frequent : fr. tTrt, dXXrjXuJVj mu- 
 tually, fr. dXXog, another. 
 
 'ETrdX/tifi/og, leaping upon,bys^Tic. 
 for t^aXXofisvog, .^ol. the hard 
 breathing being also changed 
 mto the soft : fr. t<pdXXofiai. 
 
 'ETraX^tg,6a>£;,r/,breast-work, but- 
 tress, rampart : fr. tTrt, uXki). 
 
 'ETraXTTvog, ov, pleasant, grate- 
 ful, refreshing, welcome, a word 
 found in Pind. only, Pyth. viii. 
 1 20, applied to a return to one's 
 country ; by sync, for tTri0aX- 
 TTvog, fr. tTTt, BaXirvbg, splendid, 
 by metaph. welcome as the light: 
 fr.OdXTro;, to warm, cherish. See 
 *AXTrrt(rrog. 
 
 "ETraXro, he was leaping upon, 
 impf. ^ol. for t'^dXXcro, or plu- 
 pf. pass, for t(pi')XTO ; fr. l^dX- 
 Xofxai : see tTrdXnevog. 
 
 'ETraXdjffTTjg, ov, b, one who drove 
 the cattle that were used in 
 treading out the corn : fr. tTrt, 
 dXodoj. 
 
 'ETrafia^ivoj, f. (Tio, to drive a 
 waggon on, frequent with wag- 
 gons : fr. tTTt, dfia^a. 
 
 'ETrapdio, w, &'E7ra/ido/zat, wp.ai, 
 to heap up corn after reaping, 
 hoard, amass : fr. tTrt, dfidur. 
 
 'E7rafi(5aTt)p, rjpog, b, one who 
 mounts upon : etti, dvd, jSah'oj. 
 
 'ETraneijiu), or 'ETrafjLtijSofiai, to 
 change one thi^ig for another, 
 exchange, change place ; f. ypo- 
 ^ai: fr. tTri, dfieiliu), to change ; 
 f. \pio, perf. yfieKpa. 
 
 'ETrafifiviov^ag, ov, b, Epammon- 
 das, an illustrious Theban gene- 
 ral, 
 
 'ETrd/iciTrro,he had been exchan- 
 ged. Ion. for iTn'jpeiTTTo, 3 sing, 
 plupf. pass, of tTra/tti/3(u. 
 
 'ETvapepog, b, »/, poet. ^ol. and 
 
 Ion. for i(hripepoc, of a day, that 
 
 (227) ' 
 
 EDA 
 
 la.«?ts but one day : ^Trt, iifiepa. 
 
 'ETrafiijadixtvog, a. 1. part. m. of 
 tTrafidui, to amass. 
 
 'ETraixfievoj, poet, for liravafisvoj. 
 
 'Ett a fioi^aSig, or 'ETrajioifiaSbv, 
 adv. by turns, alternately : fr. 
 tTra/u£(/3w, to exchange. 
 
 'ETrafxoifiiog, ov, & 'ETra/iot/Sof, 
 ov, b, 7}, alternate, mutual, cor- 
 responding: fr. the same. 
 
 ETra//Tr£x<^» ^* 0^4^j ^- 2. tTrij/x- 
 
 TTKTxoi', to put round upon, 
 
 wrap up, envelope, cover over, 
 
 put on over, conceal : fr. tTri, 
 
 dpfijtxo). 
 
 'EiraixvvTiop, opog, 6, a helper, 
 
 protector, avenger: fr. iTrajivvto. 
 
 'ETTafivvai, to defend, a. 1. inf. 
 
 act. tTrdfivvov, dToj, a. 1. imp. of 
 
 'ETra/Lti)Va>, f. vvoj, to succour, 
 
 defend, avenge. Th. dixvvoj. 
 'ETra/t0ortpt^(u, f. tTw, to be in- 
 clined to both sides, halt be- 
 tween two opinions, be doubtful 
 or ambiguous : fr. tTrt, dfjKpoTe- 
 pog, both. Th. dp,<pu}, both. 
 'ETrdv, when, after that ; conj. fr. 
 
 tTrt, ar : see tdv. 
 'E7ravai3aiv(i), to go up beyond, 
 mount or ascend upon, mount 
 in rank, be promoted over : fr. 
 tTrt, dvd, (Sairut, to go. 
 'ETrava/3dXXo/nai, to put or throw 
 on ; put off, protract ; mid. fr. 
 *ETrai/a/3dXXw, f. /3aXai, to throw 
 or cast upon : fr. tTrt, dvd, (3dX- 
 Xu). Hence 
 'E7rava/3XT]dbv, adv. by casting 
 
 in or upon, by injection. 
 'ETTava^odio, w, f. ijffio, to shout 
 aloud, cry with a mighty voice : 
 fr. tTTt, dvd, j3odw. 
 'ETrai'ayayttj/, a. 2^ inf. act. fr. 
 
 tTTai'dyw. 
 'E,7ravayivw(TK(o, to read, peruse 
 thoroughly : fr. tTrt, dvayivu)- 
 (TKU), to read. Th. yivuxTKoj. 
 'ETravayKdl^oj, f. dew, to force, 
 compel, oblige against his will : 
 fr. dvayKa^io, to compel. Th. 
 dvdyKt], necessity. 
 'ETzdvayKtg, adv. of necessity, ne- 
 cessarily; Td iTtdvayKig, viz. bv- 
 Ta, things which are indispensa- 
 ble. Acts XV. 28. Th. dvdyKrj. 
 'Eiravayopivu), f. au), to proclaim 
 by a herald : fr. tTrt, dvd, ayo- 
 pfi;a>. 
 'ETravdyw, to bring up again, lead 
 back, restore, launch out, return: 
 f. d^w, a. 2. Att. sTravrfyayov, a. 
 2. imper. act. ^Trardyayf, ad- 
 vance ; tTTavdyofiai, mid. to set 
 sail against : fr. tzri, dvd, dycj. 
 ' ETravaSiTrXd^u), f. dauj, to dou- 
 ble, redouble. Th. ^tTrXoog. 
 'ETTafa^iTrXwo-ti:, eojg, t), repeti- 
 tion of a word : fr. tTrt, dva^i- 
 TrXcjfftg, reduplication. Th. Si- 
 TrXoog. 
 
 Q2 
 
% 1 
 
 EIIA 
 
 4 
 
 lit- 
 
 
 'ETTava^cyyvi'/te, to yoke steeds 
 
 for the purpose of returning ; 
 
 return, conduct back : fr. tTrt, 
 
 avti, Kf^vyvvfii. 
 'ETTavaOtaofxai, to look up at, re- 
 examine : fr. sTTt, dva, Otdofiai. 
 
 'ETravaipkofiai, ovfiai, to Hit up 
 against, undertake ; mid. & 
 
 'EnavaipeaiQ, twg, i), overthrow, 
 subversion, extermination : fr. 
 
 'Exavaipku), io, f. r/criu, to under- 
 take, litt up against, kill : fr. 
 iTTif dva, a\pku)y to take. 
 
 'EiravaipiOy f. apai, to raise or lift 
 up ; mid. to rise or stand up : 
 fr. fTTt, aVd, mpw, to take up. 
 
 'EiravaKtiiiai, to be stored or laid 
 up, be imposed on, hang over, 
 menace : fr. iiri, dva, Ktlfxai. 
 
 'EiravaKXayyavio, to bark at, set 
 up a full cry at. Th. /cXdyyr/. 
 
 'ETTavaKXiimg, eojq, ri, a calling 
 back, restoration : fr. fcTri, dva, 
 KaXeoj. 
 
 'EiravaKpovix), f.o-w, to force back, 
 repel, fall back : fr. liri, dva, 
 Kpovo). 
 
 'EiTavaKVTrroj, f. »^a>, to bend for- 
 wards: fr. tTTj, dvdjKinTTio. 
 
 'E7rava\afilidvio,tota,ke up again, 
 resume, revert farther back. 
 Th. Xa/i/3dvw, to take. 
 
 'EwavdXijypig, iwg, rj, resumption, 
 repetition : fr. the verb preced. 
 
 'ETravaXoyku), ui, f. r^aoj, to dis- 
 close by reverting farther back, 
 repeat from the beginning : fr. 
 CTTt, di'd, Xkyijj, to say. 
 
 'ETravafisvu), f. vw, to wait for : 
 fr. CTTt, dva, fikvu). 
 
 'E7ravafnfiv^(TKijj, to recall to 
 mind, put in mind, remind ; f. 
 rjffuf, pf. tTravafxsfiVTjKa : fr. Itti, 
 dva, fiifivnffKu). Th. fivdofiai. 
 
 'ETravavEOio, to renew, renovate ; 
 f. ioaio, perf. o;Kra : fr. i:ri, dva, 
 
 VtOiO. Th. ViOQ. 
 
 'ETravairavofxai, to rest upon, be 
 content with, glory in as a 
 ground of confidence, with dat. ; 
 f. avaofxai, pf. pass. iTravarrk- 
 7rau/xai,a. l.m. tTravtrravffd^Tjv, 
 w, aro : fr. t-rri, dvd, iravu), to 
 stop ; a. 2. iiTaov. 
 
 'ETrava7rr}ddix), ui, f. iicroj, to leap 
 or spring upon : fr. IttI, dva, 
 Trrjddio. 
 
 'EiravaTrXkio, f. tvaofiai, to sail 
 back to, sail over frequently, 
 sail out against. Th. ttAIw. 
 
 'E7ruvappi7rTkoj,to leap or bound 
 towards : fr. £7rt, dva, piTrrio. 
 
 'Eiravatrraffig, eojg, y), a rising up, 
 insurrection, mutiny, subversion, 
 eminence ; tumour : fr. ctti, dva, 
 
 'ETravaaTsXXiij, f. tXut, to repress, 
 restrain. Th. oreXXw. 
 
 'ETravd(TTr]fia, arog, to, an ele- 
 vation, prominence, tumour : & 
 
 EDA 
 
 ' E7ravaffTri<Toixai, f. 1. m. fr. tir- 
 
 aviffrafiai, to rise up against : fr. 
 
 ETTi, dvd, 'iffTrjfii, to set. 
 'ETrava(TTpe<pio,f.^o),to turnback, 
 
 face about : fr. iiri, dva, <TTpk(p(x}. 
 Hence 
 
 'E'jrava(Trpo<prj, rjg, y), a return, 
 turning back again. 
 
 'EiravaTiii'DJ, to stretch out, hold 
 forth, propose. Th. Tiivio. 
 
 'E7ravaTi9i(T9at, pres. inf. pass, 
 fr. tTravaTiOyji-u, to lay upon far- 
 ther, impute, attribute to : fr. 
 iTTi, dva, TiOyji-U. 
 
 'ETravaTpsirto, f. t//w, to subvert, 
 overturn : fr. tTri, dva, rpsTrio. 
 
 'ETTavaTpvydoiiai, {bfiai, to glean 
 what is left after vintage ; fr. 
 tTTi, dvd, rpvydui. Th. rpvyr]. 
 
 'ETTava^epw, to bring back,report, 
 relate, impute an offence to an- 
 other, lay the blame upon : & 
 
 'E7rava0opd, dg, >;, a bringing 
 back, reference, repetition, im- 
 putation : fr. 0£pw, to bring. 
 
 'ETrava<pvadio, at, f. rftru}, to blow 
 upon : fr. ctti, dvd, <pvadu). 
 
 'ETTavaxojpkw, io, f. tjtoj, to go 
 back, retire, withdraw : fr. ini, 
 dvd, ■)(^b>pkui. 
 
 'ETTavlpoii), w, f. MOio, to furnish 
 with men : fr. iir], dvr}p. 
 
 'E7rave9y)(rof^iai, f. 1. ind. pass, of 
 tiravirjfii, to return, send back. 
 Th. Ififit, to send. 
 
 'E7rdvt»/it,to retuni,go back, over 
 again, repeat : fr. fcTri, dvd, tlfxi. 
 
 'ETraveipojjiai &. -kpofiai, to ques- 
 tion or mterrogate afresh : fr. 
 CTTi, dvd, tipofiai. Th. tlpu). 
 
 ETravtig, having dismissed, a. 2. 
 part. act. fr. tTravijv, a. 2. ind. 
 of tTravirjfii : fr. irri, dvd, 'inf^i- 
 
 'ETravkpxo^ai, to come back, re- 
 turn, recapitulate, recur ; f. Itt- 
 avtXtv(TOfiai, a. 2. tTravriXOov : 
 fr. fcTTt, dvd, tpxo/ica. 
 
 'E7ravepu)Tdu),to ask afresh, ques- 
 tion again ; f ijaio : fr. tirl, dvd, 
 kp(xJTdu>. Hence 
 
 'ETravfpioTTjffii, 3 sing. f. 1. act. 
 
 'Enavkx**'^ to fix on, excel, bear 
 up against evils, persevere : fr. 
 lirl, dvd, ix^' *® have, f. k'^w 
 & (jxh^^y ^- 2. i(Txov. 
 
 'ETravy}K(t), to return : fr. IttI, 
 dvd, r'jKu}, f. ^a>. 
 
 'ETravrjptTo, was inquiring afresh 
 of ; 3 sing. impf. of iTravipofxai: 
 fr. £7rt, dvd, tpofiai. Th. 6tpu>. 
 
 'E-rravOku), u>, to grow upon, as a 
 flower or blossom, bloom, flou- 
 rish, prosper ; breakout ; f. yjaio, 
 perf. iTri]vQy]Kn, pf. m. tirr]vQa, 
 and by epenth. of the letter o, 
 iTrrjvoOa, Att. iirtvijvoQa : fr. 
 eTTJ, dvQ'njj, to flourish. Th. dv- 
 Oog. 
 
 'ETravOido), ui, the same. 
 
 'ETTavQi^uj, f. (Tio, to adorn with 
 (228) 
 
 EflA 
 
 flowers, diversify, intersperse : 
 fr. the same th. 
 
 'E7rav9paKiK(o, to broil on coals : 
 fr. iiri, dv9pa^. Hence 
 
 'ETrav^paKJC, i-^og, r), a broiled 
 fish. 
 
 'Eiravidffi, they remit, 3 pi. pres. 
 ind. Att. fr. 
 
 'ETraviijfii, f. i^cw, p. a v»}»ca, to re- 
 mit, relax, abate, become lower: 
 fr. tTTi, dvd,'h]^i, to send ; 3 pi. 
 leiai, Ion. ikdai, Attic idcn. 
 
 'ETravfffraiaTO, Ion. for tTrari- 
 (TTaivTo, they may rise up a- 
 gainst, 3 pi. pres. opt. m. fr. 
 tTravicTTTifiL ; iiraviffrkaTO, 3 jtl. 
 impf. ind. m. for tnaviffravTo. 
 
 Th. 'iffTTJfil. 
 
 'E7ravi(TTafiai, to raise oneself 
 against, conspire against ; rise 
 uj) against or to, revolt, reljel ; 
 mid. & 
 
 'E-jravKTriaTat, Ion. for tTraii- 
 (TTavTai, 3 pi. pres. pass. fr. 
 
 'E7ravi(TT7Jixi, to raise up or ox- 
 cite against, cause an insurrec- 
 tion, rise up against, rise after 
 another, rise up to or in honour 
 of ; f. t7ravaaTy}(TU), perf. tTravs- 
 aTTjKa; f. 1. m. iTravaffrrjtro^ai : 
 fr. tni, dvd, 'ictttjui. 
 
 'Eiravirkov, it is necessary to re- 
 turn ; verb. adj. fr. iTrdvtifii, to 
 return : fr. trri, dvd, tlfii. 
 
 \'E7raviu}v, having gone back, a. 2. 
 
 part. fr. the same. 
 
 'ETrdvoCog, ov, y), the way back, 
 return : fr. tTrl, dvodog, i), as- 
 cent. Th. udbg, way. 
 
 'E7ravop96io, d, f. oktu), to set 
 right again, correct, rectify, re- 
 instate, re-establish : fr. l^i, 
 ai'a, oprJog. 
 
 'ETrav6p9iona, arog, to : & 
 
 'ETrav6p9i)i<sig, nog, y), correction, 
 amendment, repairing a loss: k 
 
 'ETravop9ojTkog, a, ov, requiring 
 to be rectified : & 
 
 'E7ravop9<oTy)g, ov, 6, a corrector, 
 amender : fr. perf. pass, of ifr- 
 avop96io, to correct. 
 
 'Eiravopoixo, f. ffio, to leap up in- 
 to, spring upon : fr. tTri, dvd, 
 bpovix). 
 
 EiravTaoj, at, to meet ; f. »'/(Tw, 
 perf. tTTTjvrriKa, a. 1. iiri]VTi]<ya'- 
 fr. iiri, dvTaio, to meet. Th. 
 dvTi. 
 
 'EnavTkXXovffa, rising up, ari- 
 sing, pres. part. f. g. fr. 
 
 'ETravrtXXui, by sync, for iirava- 
 TiXXu), to rise up, appear above 
 the horizon, make to rise up, 
 lift up : fr. iTTi, dvd, reXXw. 
 
 'E7rdvT7]<ng, ewg, r), a meeting: 
 fr. tTravrdui. 
 
 'ETrdvw, upon, over, above ; adv. 
 with the genit. : fr. tTrt, dv(o. 
 
 'ETrd^at;, avTog, a. 1. part. act.& 
 
 'EndKuv, f. 1. inf. fr. CTrdyw, to 
 
 EOA 
 
 bring to ; f. d^w, perf. tTrfJxa. 
 
 Th. dyoj, to lead. 
 'ETTO^e, Dor. for tTrrj^s, he fixed, 
 
 3 sing. a. I. ind. act. fr, Tryj- 
 
 yvvjii, to fix ; f. ^u). 
 'Errd^tot;, 6, »'/, worthy, deserving; 
 
 poet, for avTa^tog, preferable : 
 
 fr. tTTi, d^iog. Hence 
 *E7ra$iou>, ui, f. oktw, to think 
 
 worthy or fit, request : & 
 'Eira^iajg, adv. worthily, excel- 
 lently. 
 'ETra^oviog, 6, rj, rolling on an 
 
 axle, voluble ; an epith. for a 
 
 chariot. Th. d^wv. 
 'Eyrd^io, Dor. for ttri^^w, you fas- 
 tened for yourself, 2 sing. a. 2. 
 
 ni. of 7ry)yvvnt, to fasten ; f. 
 
 ttIi^io. 
 'ETraoidi), rjg, i). Ion. for tTrqjSij, 
 
 a singing over, incantation : & 
 'ETraoidbg,ov,6, Ion. for tTrytioc, 
 
 a charmer, sorcerer. Th. dtidio. 
 'E.iraov, I quieted, a. 2. ind. act.; 
 
 a. 2. pass, tirdrjv, of Travut, to 
 
 make to cease ; f. iravao), perf. 
 
 TTiTTaVKa. 
 
 'ETrairfiXsio, to, to superadd 
 threats, threaten ; f. ijctlo, perf. 
 iTrrjTrtiXyiica: fr. IttI, d-TrtiXsto. 
 
 'ETraTToSvofiai, to furnish, strip 
 one's self for action, attack : fr. 
 tTTi, dTToOvofiai, the same. Th. 
 cvvto, or Ivoi, to go under. 
 
 'EiraTToXavto Ta\g y'l^ovaXg, to 
 spend one's time or life in plea- 
 sure : fr. fTTi, dTToXat'w. 
 
 'E-nanoprifxa, arog, to, uncer- 
 tainty, questioning about : & 
 
 'ETTUTropiofiev, for -eiofiev, Ipl. pr. 
 subj. act. fr. feTraTTopeo;, f. ijaoj, 
 to feel doubt, or be uncertain a- 
 bout, ask about : fr. Inl, uTropkio, 
 fr. a, TTopog, fr. Trtt'ow, to pass 
 through ; pf. m. irkiropa. 
 
 'E-KaTrocTiXXui, to send one after 
 or in the room of another, send 
 against : fr. Itti, dirb, orcXXu;. 
 
 'ETTaiTTriva, a. 1. ind. act. of ira- 
 TTTaivu), to look about ; f. avio, 
 a. 1. part. TrairTrjvag. 
 
 'ETroTTvui, to shout at, on account 
 of. Dor. for tTryjirvu). 
 
 'ETTo'pd, ag, i), a curse upon, im- 
 precation : fr. tTTi, dpd. 
 
 'E-Trapdofjiai, Ci}.iai, f. dcxo^ai & 
 r\(Jo\iai, to pronounce a curse 
 on, imprecate : fr. tTri, dpdo/xai, 
 to i)ray. Th. dpd. 
 E-napag, doa, a. 1. part. act. of 
 tiraipw, to lift or raise up. 
 Ejrapdffifioc, b, i), liable to a 
 curse, execimble : fr. lirl, dpd. 
 'ETTapdaffio, f. ^w, to rush or beat 
 against : fr. tTri, dpdffffio. 
 EirdpaTi, 2 pi. a. 1. imperat. act. 
 
 iirdpov, aTu) : fr. iTraipu). 
 ETrdpuTog, b, t], bound by 
 curse, execrable : fr. i Trap do^ a i 
 'ETrdpyt/iof, 6, r), having a speck supply oil, a funnel. Th. dpvio 
 
 EDA 
 
 on the eye, dark, obscure, un- 
 intelligible : fr. kiri, dpyefiog. 
 'Eirdpyvpog, b, >/, plated, lacker- 
 ed over with silver. Th. dpyu- 
 
 po^, silver. 
 'ETrdp?;, was pierced through, 3 
 
 sing. a. 2. ind. pass, of Treipu), to 
 
 passthrough. But tTrd'py, should 
 
 liave lifted up, a. 1. subj. act. fr. 
 
 tTTaipoj. 
 'Ejrapyjyio, to bring succour to ; 
 
 f. Tjtio, perf. T}xa. Th. dprjyio, 
 
 the same. Hence 
 'E7rap»/ya>r, oi'oc, 6, one who 
 
 brings aid, assisting. 
 'ETTapriptLV, plupf. m. of t7rdpu>, 
 
 to fit to, fasten on : fr. tTrt, dpio, 
 
 to fit ; ])erf. m. ypa, Att. dp//pa. 
 'ETrapyjffdfievog, Ion. for tTrapa- 
 
 adfitvog, a. I. part. m. fr. tTrapd- 
 
 ojxai, to imprecate. Th. apd. 
 'E7rap9eig, a. 1. part. pass, of 
 
 tTraipofiai, to be exalted : & 
 *E7rdp9TiTi, riTio, 2 pi. k7rdp9t]Ti, 
 
 a. 1. imper. pass. fr. £7ratpu>. 
 ''E7rap9ov, by metath. t7rpa9ov, I 
 
 plundered, laid waste, a. 2. ind. 
 
 act. of 7rkp9(o, f. 2. 7rpa9io, to lay 
 
 waste. 
 'ETrdp»f£ia, ag, rj, assistance, re- 
 lief : & 
 *ETrdpic€<Tif, tiog, r), aid, succour : 
 
 & ^ 
 'E7rapic€u>, to give sufficient aid, 
 
 supply abundantly, succour, with 
 
 dat. ; to avert, ward off; f. iTrcrp- 
 
 KE<TU), perf. fcTTz/pKCfca, a. 1. tTrfip- 
 
 KEaa : fr. cTri, dpKiu). Hence 
 'EirapKovvTiog, adv. sufficiently, 
 
 enough 
 'ETvapua, UTog, r6,a lifting upon 
 
 or over, exultation, hope : fr. 
 
 £Traipa>. 
 'ETrdp/icvov, fitted or adapted to, 
 
 fit for, pres. part. pass. ace. sing. 
 
 for lirapofitvov. Th. dpu> : see 
 
 dpfit vov. 
 'EirapXdiiivog, a. 1. part. m. fr. 
 
 tTrdpxo/'at, to begin with : fr. 
 
 £7ri, dpxVi beginning. 
 'Eirdpovpog, ov, b, t), a labourer, 
 
 rustic. Th. dpovpa. 
 "Eirapaig, Siog, »/, a lifting upon 
 
 or over, elevation, pride : fr. 
 
 tTTa'ipio, to lift up. 
 'E7rdp(T(o, f. 1. act. .^ol. for tTra- 
 
 pio ; fr. tTrdpoj, synon. with dpw, 
 
 to fit ; a. 1. iirripaa. 
 'EizapTdio, f. y]aio, perf. tTriipTtj- 
 
 Ka, to hang upon or over ; mid. 
 
 to impend, threaten. Th. dprdu>. 
 
 *ETrapr7)c, kog.b, »'/, ready, prompt: 
 
 fr. tTTf, dpTtn^ai. 
 
 'ETrapri^w, f. (Ju), & 'ETrapruui, f. 
 v(Tio, to prepare against, fit up- 
 on or over. 
 
 *V.Trapv(TTy)p, ripog, b, r), & 
 
 'ETrapvorrpic, icog, »'/, a bucket, 
 tongs to trim lamps, pipes to 
 
 EOA 
 
 'ETrapxm, ag, rj, a district subject 
 to a prefect, province : fr. 
 
 'ETrapxoe, ov, b, a prefect, deputy 
 governor : fr. tTri, dpxf), rule. 
 
 'ETrdpxw, f. ^ui, to rule over ; 
 tirdpxo^ai, f. ^oficti, to begin 
 with, make libations : fr. tTri, 
 
 'ETrdpw, f. dpaio, to fit or fasten 
 to, in, or on, adapt : fr. tTri, dpu>. 
 
 'E7rap(oyyj, ijg, »/, aid, succour : & 
 
 'ETrapwyog, ov, b, »/, a supporter, 
 abettor: fr.tTrapi^yw. Th. dpi7yu>. 
 
 'ETT^cai, a. I. inf. act. fr. tTr^^oj, 
 to ring in one's ears. Th. ^^u>, 
 for deib(o, to sing. 
 
 'ETrdcravro, & lirdffffavTo, they 
 tasted, 3 pi. a. 1. m. fr. Trdw, or 
 Trdo/iiat,to possess, feed on, taste; 
 perf. pass. Trknafiai. 
 
 'ETra(T/c£w, f. T/ffw, to exercise, 
 study ; adorn. Th. ctTKeoj. 
 
 ' ETTaaavTtpoi, one after another, 
 in a continued series or succes- 
 sion, crowded : fr. stti, dacoVf 
 near, or dcffortpw, nearer. 
 
 'ETra(T(7i;r£porpt/3»)f, tog, 6, i), 
 striking in quick succession : fr. 
 tTrt, da(Tov, Tpij3uj. 
 
 'ETrdra^E, he struck, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 ind. act. of Trardo-trw, f. ^u>, to 
 strike ; perf. TrtTrdraxa, a. 1. 
 part. Trard^af. 
 
 'ETraTr]9i]v, ijg, t), I was trodden 
 on, a. 1. pass, of TraTSu), f. ijaut, 
 to tread on ; a. 1. iirdrriaa. 
 
 'EirdTtjcrs, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 the same verb. 
 
 'EnavXeu), f.rjffio, perf. tTrrjvXrjKa, 
 to blow on the pipe, play on the 
 flute : fr. tTrt, avXi(o', i'r.avXog. 
 
 'ETravXi^o/iat, to lodge in a hut 
 or shed, pass the night or tarry 
 in a place : fr. aifXi^ofiai. Th. 
 avXij. 
 
 "EiravXig, eiog, rj, a tarrying, hut, 
 cottage, sheep-fold : & 
 
 "ETrauXoc, ov, b, a stable, stall, 
 fold ; pi. tTTGvXa, settlements, 
 habitations ; Soph. (Ed. C. : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 *~ETravKdvu), or 'ETrav^io, to add to 
 the growth, increase, augment, 
 enlarge ; f. tTrau^^frw, a. 1. tTr- 
 riv^r)(Ta, perf. iTri]vS,rjKa: fr. tTrt, 
 av^dvu) or au^o*. Th. a'£^u>. 
 Hence 
 'Eirav^yiffig, tojg, »/, augmenta- 
 tion, amplification. 
 'Enavptfitv, or iTravpkfievai, Dor. 
 
 for tTravptir, prps. inf. act. & 
 'ETravpto, 2 sing. a. 2. m. Ion. or 
 Dor. for tTrrjvpov, you gained ; 
 fr. £Travp£u>, at, f. rjffto, a. 2. m. 
 t7rT]vp6fir]Vf ov, ito. Dor. tTrau- 
 p6^r]v. 
 'Enavpiaig, or 'ETrar'p»;(rie, nog, 
 y), enjoyment, gratification : fr. 
 'Eiravpeio, & 'E-TravpiffKu), a. 2. 
 tTriji'poj', to experience, attain, 
 

 
 r.»- .. 
 
 [I. 
 
 \i 
 If 
 
 4s 
 
 EOA 
 
 reach, obtain, reap the fruits of, 
 
 enjoy ; pay the penalty of ; tir- 
 
 avptXv (SaaiXijOQf to abide the 
 
 penalty of or for the king, to be 
 
 punished for, II. A. 410, KOKop- 
 
 patpirjg^ the penalty of treachery, 
 II. O. 17. the words KaKutv Ik, 
 
 or sveKUj may be understood 
 
 here, as we have it expressed in 
 Od. 2. 106. nXuov H Tt vvK- 
 TOQ tTraupei, works harder, has 
 more to do by night, Hes. 0pp. 
 419. understand Ka^idrov. Th. 
 aifpa, a breeze. 
 
 'EiravpTjai, you should enjoy, 
 Ion. for tTraypy, 2 sing. subj. 
 a. 2. m. of Irravpio). 
 
 'ETTavpiov, to-morrow, adv. ; »/ 
 iiravpiov, viz. yfitpa, the mor- 
 row. Th. avpiov, to-morrow. 
 
 ''ETravpiffKovffif 3 pl. ind. act. of 
 fcTraupitTKWjthesameas iiravpBu}. 
 
 'ETravpoiTOyS sing. a. 2. opt. m. & 
 
 'Eiravpov, Dor. for iTrrjvpoVy a. 2. 
 ind. act. & 
 
 'ETravptopTat, they should enjoy, 
 3 pl. a. 2. subj. m. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 'ETTavffdfiTjv, avffo)fav<TaTOy a. 1. 
 m. of Travu), to make to cease ; 
 f. o"(i>, a. 2. tiraov. 
 
 *£7rau~(To»/, cry aloud, a. 1. imper. 
 act. fr. tTravoj. 
 
 'Eiravaio, 2 sing. a. 1. ind. m. : 
 see trravffafirju. 
 
 'ETravrku}, f. rjaru), to shout at, en- 
 courage, shriek at, announce 
 aloud ; tTravreoVy they were 
 shouting at, &c. Ion. for stt;;- 
 VTioVy 3 pl. inipf. act.; fr. ^nl, 
 dvTBuj, poet, for ctvio. 
 
 'E7rai;ro0te»py, in ji^ujranie delicto, 
 a term from long legal use na- 
 turalized, implying, in the very 
 fact, in case of murder, red- 
 handed : fr. tTTiy in, & avro^io- 
 pog, fr. avTOQy self, & ^lopd, 
 theft. Th. (pujp. 
 
 'E-jravx'^vtog, 6, 7), poet, placed 
 or borne on the neck ; 6 tTri rtp 
 av\tvi (pepSfxevog. Th. avx^v. 
 
 'ETTau^lw, w, f. rjcrojf to rejoice 
 at, boast of, glory in. Th. ay^fw. 
 
 '£7rav"*a;, f. {'"'trw, to call upon, 
 shout at : fr. sttj, dvoj, 
 
 ' Ett a(pdofiai, tD/xai, to feel, handle, 
 grope, touch gently ; see d0aa>, 
 to stroke softly : fr. iiri, uttto- 
 fiai. 
 
 *E7ra<pavdv07]i>y a. 1. ind. pass. fr. 
 i.Tra(pava'ivit)y to parch, be parch- 
 ed thoroughly : fr. liri, aTrb, & 
 avaivu), to parch, dry up. Th. 
 avw. 
 
 'Erra^rjy rig, rj, a touching, han- 
 dling, stroking : fr. tiri, dcprj. 
 
 *Eird^T}<TtVy 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 fr. 
 
 'E7ra<piT}fiiy to send, hurl upon, 
 dispatch against, let loose on. 
 
 EDE 
 
 suborn ; f. l7ra<pt}<Tu}, perf. I'tt- 
 
 rt0^fca, a.2. subj. tTra^w: fr. tTri, 
 OTTO, & 'irjfit. 
 
 'E7ra0pac, a, 6, the proper name 
 of a man. Gr. foamy. 
 
 'Erra^pt^w, to foam at, be foam- 
 ing ; f. iffujf perf. iTTijtppiKa : fr. 
 kirl, d(pp6g. 
 
 'ETra^pocIroc, o, ?/, handsome, 
 beautiful. Th. 'A^poCc'r;;, Venus. 
 
 *E7ra0p6^roc, ov, 6, the proper 
 name of a man. Gr. handsome. 
 
 'ETra^yw, or a^vacrii), f. vato, to 
 pour upon. Th. d(pv(o. 
 
 'E7ra0w, I should have hurled 
 against, a. 2. subj. fr. tiraipiiv, 
 a. 2. ind. of liracpiijfii^ ff^i'^A''/ 
 
 'E7raxOt)g, sag, 6, //, odious, vex- 
 atious, burdensome, grievous. 
 Th. dxOog, weight ; whence 
 
 'ETrax^t^w, f. (Ta», to burden, dis- 
 tress, molest. 
 
 'E7raxXv"u)y f. vato, to be dark 
 or darkened : fr. tTrt, dx^voj. 
 
 'E7rdxvf*>(Ttv,he hurt, bound hard, 
 a. 1. ind. of Traxvow, f. wffw. Th. 
 irdxvr]y hoar-frost. 
 
 'E7raxvv9rjv,r]g, rj,a. 1. ind. pass, 
 of Tzaxvviiij to make thick or 
 fat. Th. TTaxvg, iog, fat. 
 
 'ETTidv, Ion. for t-rrdp, after that ; 
 or for trrtl or orav, when. 
 
 'E7r«/3a, Dor. for tizk^i], 3 sing. 
 a. 2. ind. & tTr't^av for iTri^r]- 
 ffaVj 3 pl. a. 2. See fc7r€/3r;v. 
 
 'E7r£/3a\\fv, 3 sing. impf. act. fr, 
 £7rt/3a\X<ji;, to cast in or upon : 
 fr. tTTt, jSaXXw, to cast ; f. ^aXd, 
 perf. (5e(3\rjKa, a. 2. efSaXov. 
 
 'ETrifSdae, Dor. for fc7rf/3;;(Te, 3 
 sing. a. 1. ind. act. poet, for lirt- 
 jSiliarre, he made to ascend, 
 placed upon, restored to. Th. 
 
 *E7rki3Tjv, 7]g, rj, I went into, a. 2. 
 
 ind. fr. £7ri/3atV(u: fr. knl, fiaivuj, 
 
 to go ; f. f3i)(T0fiai, a. 2. t/3/;v. 
 'EirkfiTjffa, ag, e, a. 1. ind. 67r£/3j^- 
 
 ffavy 3 pl. a. 1. or 2. act, & 
 'ETre^rjaaTOf 3 smg. a. 1. m. fr. 
 
 the same. 
 'E7re(3i(ia<Ta, ag, «, a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 of £7rt/3i/3atw, to place on, cause 
 
 to ascend, force on board ; f. 
 
 dcrto : fr. tTri, fiaivuj, to go. 
 
 'EirtjSiio, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. of 
 t7nj3i6ut, to live over and above, 
 survive, continue to the end : fr. 
 (iiooj, to live ; f. tuo-o/iat, a. 2. 
 tfiiiov, a. 2. imper. (3iw9i, a. 2. 
 opt. jSioiTjv, a. 2. inf. jSiCJvai, a. 
 2. part, (iiovg. Th. (3iog, life. 
 
 'ETrkjSXe^l/a, ag, c, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 £7rt/3Xt7rw, to look on, regard ; f 
 ypio, perf. tTrtjSa/SXt^a : fr. IttI, 
 jiXsTTio, to see. 
 
 'E7n(3ovXev(Tt, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. 
 act. of iTrifSovXevoi, to plot or 
 plan against : fr. iTri, fiovXev<jj, 
 to consult ; fr. (3ovXj), counsel. 
 (230) 
 
 EllE 
 
 'ETTEyyeXditJ, to laugh at, deride, 
 mock : fr. tni, tv, & ycXdtu, to 
 laugh ; f. aoj, perf. yeykXaKa. 
 
 'ETreytipu), to stir up, awaken, 
 rouse, instigate ; f. ipuj, pert". 
 lirrjyepKa, a. 1. tnrjyiina : fr. 
 iirl, iytipu). 
 
 'E-rrtyivTO, by sync, for iTTtyhiTo, 
 3 sing. a. 2. m. iTriytvofijjv, ov, 
 ero : fr. tTri, yivoj-iai, to be. 
 
 'ETTeyKUTrro), f. ypio, to snap or 
 swallow up : fr. tTrt, ev, KdrrTto. 
 
 'ETTtyKtXtvu), f. au), to command, 
 admonish thereon : fr. IttI, h, 
 
 KtXtVU). 
 
 ' ETrtyKoXdiTTio, f. 4"^> perf. tTrty- 
 KiKoXatpa, to cut in, carve on, 
 engrave ; fr. tni, tv, koXuttto). 
 
 'ETTiyvioKoai, dat. i)l. perf. jmrt. 
 act. tTrtyvtoKojg, of tTriyivojOKo), 
 to recognise ; f. 1. tTrcyvoJffo^iot, 
 perf. trrtyvioKa : fr. tni, yivoi- 
 (TKii), to know. 
 
 'ETTfyi'OjaOriv, a. 1. ind. pass. & 
 
 'Eir'tyvojTt, 2 pl. a. 2. ind. act. 
 tirkyviov, log, <o,of the same verb. 
 
 ' Ewiy piTo, he was in the condi- 
 tion of being awakened ; impf. 
 by poet. sync, for tTnytipiTO ; 
 fr. tTreytipofiai. See iirtytipu). 
 
 'ETTtyxnviiv, to have gaped over, 
 a. 2. inf. : fr. tiri, iv, x^^vto, to 
 yawn ; a. 2. ixavov, inf. x^^'t'i'. 
 
 *E7r£-yx^*^j ^' X^i^o-w, to pour out, 
 in, or upon : fr. liri, tv, x^w. 
 
 'ETTsSei^aro, 3 sing. a. 1. m. of 
 tTTiStiKWiJii, to exhibit, display ; 
 f. ^£(^a>, a. 1. act. intStiKa, ptrf. 
 St^iiXO. : fr. Ini, ^£i»cvv/it. 
 
 'E'rrEdr]ffa,ar, e, I bound, a. 1. ind. 
 act. of TTtSdu), to bind, f. »)(7w. 
 Th. TTtdtj, a fetter. 
 
 'E-jrtSidov, for tTrt^iSu), 3 sing. 
 impf. act. fr. tTridiSou), for tTrt- 
 iicio^i, to give farther or be- 
 side ; f. dujffuj. Th. Sic(jj^i, to 
 give. 
 
 'E7r£(^pa/if, he ran upon, struck 
 upon, 3 sing. a. 2. act. of tTrirpf- 
 X(o : fr. inl, Tptxitt, to run ; f. 
 Opf^oj, perf. ^tdpd^tjKa, a. 2. 
 tcpa^ov, perf. m. dkdpofia. 
 
 'ETTtcpT], Tjg, r). Ion. for t(l>tcpa, a 
 sitting on or against, blockade, 
 ambush. See f^pa, a seat. 
 
 'Entdw, I arose, a. 2. or impf. of 
 imcvfii, to arise : fr. £7r(, it'Hh 
 or duvu), f. ^iKTw, perf. ctCvica, 
 to go under. 
 
 'ETTt^wica, ac, c, a. 1. ind. act. fr. 
 £7ri, diSiofii, to give ; f. ^wtrw, 
 perf. dtdujKa, a. 2. f^wi/. 
 
 'E7r££<T(Tt, dat. pl. Ion. & poet, for 
 £7r£ trt ; fr. tTrog, tog, to, a word. 
 Th. iTTio, to say. 
 
 'E7n^dpT]<Tav, for tTrtjSdpjjfray, iu 
 the opinion of Eustath., /3 being 
 changed into ^, Ion. 
 
 'E7r£^»;(Ta, I survived, a. 1. in'^* 
 act. of iiri^dio. Th. ^dw, to live ; 
 
 EOE 
 
 f. ijmo, perf. t^i;ica. 
 'E7r£^T/r£t, 3 sing. impf. act. of 
 cn-t^//r£w, to seek in addition, 
 Til. ^//r£w, to seek, f. t](T(d, perf 
 
 EHE 
 
 'ETriQtTO, 3 sing. t-rrtOtvro, 3 pl. 
 a. 2. m. of tTririOijfii, to place 
 upon. Th. TiOijfii, a. 2. £0/;i/. 
 
 'EviOifKa, ag, £, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 the same verb. 
 
 'ETTtOvfirjffa, 3 pl. tTrtOofxrjffav, 
 a. 1. ind. act. of tTriOvfiiuj, to set 
 one's mind on : fr. enl, Gvutcj. 
 Th. 9vfi6g. 
 
 'EIlEr & 'ETreidi), when, because, 
 after, after that, since, as soon 
 as, inasmuch as, although ; with 
 an indie. 'E7r£t dpa, otlierwise, 
 1 Cor. vii. 14. 'E7r£t ^£, next, 
 then. 'ETreidt'i re, otherwise. 
 Soph. El. 325. 'ETTft rdxKTra, 
 as soon as. 
 
 'J:lT£jy£at,you urge yourself, has- 
 ten, press on, 2 sing. ind. m. 
 Ion. for tTTtiyg • i'r. tTrtiyio, to 
 
 urge. 
 
 'EntiyeTo, was pressing on, 3 sing. 
 
 impf. ind. m. Ion. for i)7rtiytTo, 
 
 fr. 
 'ETTt/yo/iat, to be impelled, urged, 
 
 driven; to press on, hasten; mid. 
 
 fr. 
 'EITEITQ, to impel, urge, drive, 
 
 press to speed, accelerate ; f. 
 
 ^io, perf. yTreixa. 
 'EiTnidv, after that, since, if, 
 
 when ; i-jrei^dv rdxiora, as soon 
 
 as ; for tTrnh) dv ; with the 
 
 subj. Th. ^TTtt. 
 
 'ETTfiSi^, synon. with tTTft ; with 
 the indie. 
 
 EirtiCrjTTtp, since, with indie; fr. 
 the same. 
 
 ETTic^w, to regard, look upon, 
 either with favour or aversion, 
 superintend, visit ; f. tTrtirroj or 
 t7rti(T0fiai,a. 2. t7rtXdov,R. 2. im- 
 
 ^ per. £7rifc : fr. £7ri, tldu). 
 
 ETTta), for £7ret^^, when, since. 
 
 Til. 67r£/. 
 
 ETTfi^', for £7r£ira, adv. next, af- 
 terwards. Th. elra, after, then. 
 iVtt'Ofro, he was in the custom 
 of obeying, 3 sing. impf. of ttsi- 
 Qofiai, to obey ; f. (To^iai, a. 2. 
 m. l7ri96fiT]v, ov, tro. Th. TrtiOu). 
 ^TTtiKa, Dor. for poet. tTreiKe, & 
 tliis for £7r£c dv, whenever. 
 E-TTUKa'Cu}, f. (Til), to conjecture : 
 h*. £7ri, tUdil^io. 
 
 ^TTtiKTTjg, ov, 6, an instigator, 
 one that urges or impels. Th. 
 tTTtiyu). 
 
 ^'^tiXrju'tvoi, having grasped, in 
 a deponent sense, perf. part, 
 pass, of iTTiXa^fSdvio ; f. X^xpo- 
 Jfai. See tlXjjfifiai. 
 ^TTUfii, to go to or upon, march 
 against, goone upon another,suc- 
 ceed, follow, assail; a.2.£7rioi^,£t-. 
 
 €, a. 2. part. act. tiriiJjv, ovva, bv, 
 following, succeeding ; hence 
 tTTiovaiog, 6, j), sufficient for to- 
 morrow, sufficient from day to 
 day, eternal : fr. iirl, eJfii. 
 
 'Eirtii^u, to be upon or over, be 
 conse<iuent on, superadded : fr. 
 £7rt, tlfii, to be. 
 
 'E-TTtlvai, Ion. for t^fij'at, to have 
 permitted, sent in, a. 2. inf. fr. 
 
 ^ i<pit]fit, fr. 'ujfii, or toj, to send. 
 
 'ETTtLvvcrGai, to be put on, clothed 
 or clad, pres. inf. of tTreivvfiai : 
 fr. £7rt, 'id), to put on ; Ion. tivvuj. 
 
 'ETTft^ti,-, tujg, r), haste, urgency. 
 Th. tTTtiyu). 
 
 ETTftTTfp, since, because, conj. 
 with indicat. : fr. £7r£i. 
 
 'ETTeiTTwv, a. 2. part. act. £7r£i7r£Tj', 
 to have said farther, a. 2. inf. 
 act, of fcTTfTTtu. Th. tTTio, to say, 
 a. 1. fiTTa, a. 2. tlirov. 
 
 "EfTfipa, ag, f, 3 pl. t7reipav,a. I. 
 hid. act. of TTf tpw, to pierce, go 
 through ; f. tpoj, perf. ntirapKa, 
 a. 2. tirapov, perf. pas.s. Tr'tnap- 
 fiai, a. 1. pass. tTrdpGtjv. 
 
 'ETTtlpd'GjJV, Tig, T], I pl. fiTTfjpd- 
 
 Gijiifv, a. 1. ind. pass. & I 
 
 'ETTtipaavj, you tried for yourself, 
 
 2 sing. a. I. m. iTrtipaadfirjv, 10, 
 
 aro ; fr. Treipduj, f. daoj & ?;«tw, 
 
 to attempt, try. Th. Trelpa. 
 'ETTtipdTO, 3 sing. impf. of 7r£ipd- 
 
 Ofiai, to try ; fr. TTftpdw. 
 'ETTtlptrrGai, to ask for oneself, 
 
 question, pres. inf. m. fr. txpoj. 
 'ETTtipTj, Ion. for intipa, 3 sing. 
 
 impf. of TTupdu), to attempt. See 
 
 tTriipdau). 
 'ETrtipvta9ai, to attract, draw to 
 
 oneself: fr. tipvuj, poet, for £pi;a;, 
 
 to draw. 
 'ETTtipujaro, Ion. for 
 'ETTf tpaii/ro, they were in the cus- 
 tom of trying ; 3 pl. impf. pass. 
 
 of TTtipdofiat, to attempt. Th. 
 
 TTtlpa. 
 'ETTtipujr^v, pres. inf. Ion. for 
 
 trrspioT^v : fi\ tjpwrdcu. Ion. & 
 
 poet, for tpioTato, f. //(tw, to ask. 
 
 'ETTfipibrevif, Ion. for tTrepioriov, 
 
 impf. act. & 
 'E7reipi6Ti](Tig, scjg, t). Ion. for 
 i7rtp(jjTr)(Tig, interrogation, ex- 
 amination : fr. the same. 
 'ETTflcra, ag, £, a. I. of tireim, to 
 go upon or to : fr. elfii, to go, 
 a. 1. (unused) tlaa ; but tTreiaa, 
 fr. 7rti9io, to persuade ; f. irtiaio, 
 a. 1. tTTiKTa. 
 'ETTiKjayio, f. %ii}, perf. i/x'^j ^^ 
 bring one thing upon another, 
 superinduce, import : fr. tixi, 
 tig, dyio. Hence 
 'E7r£i(r«ywy/), f;g, 1), importation, 
 introduction, superinducing : & 
 'ETreiaoKTog, 6, 1), inti'oduced, ad- 
 ventitious, a.ssumed, not native. 
 'E7rti(TJ3aii'(jj, f. fti'jcrofiai, to enter 
 (231) 
 
 EOE 
 
 in a hostile manner, mount far- 
 ther : fr. £7ri, tig, fiaivu). 
 ETTfia^dXXio, f. aXat, to throw in 
 over and above ; intr. to make 
 an attack on : fr. kni, tig, jSdXXio. 
 'ETTuatpxofiai, to go or come in 
 against or after, enter^ )>e intro- 
 
 pxo/xai, 
 
 f. 
 
 duced: fr. Itti, tig, t^ 
 
 tXtvffOfiai, a. 2. i)X9ov. 
 
 E7rti(Tt]ytoij.ai, ovfjiai, f. yaofiai, 
 
 to introduce or bring in farther, 
 
 ^ or besides : fr. t-jrl, tk, vyio/xai. 
 
 'ETTtiaOrjv, rjg, rj, a. 1. ind. pass, 
 fr. TTtiOofiai, to comply with, 
 
 ^ obey. See 7rti9iu, to persuade. 
 ETTtiaiv, he goes upon, against, 
 or to, 3 sing. pres. fr. tTrtifii, 
 having the final v added ; fr. iiri, 
 tJfii, to go ; a. 2. lov. 
 
 'EriEI'210N, ov,rb, the draught, 
 
 ^ lowest part of the belly. 
 ETTf KTKtu/xd^w, to iutrudc in saucy 
 & drunken guise into any one's 
 society, intrude as a stranger : 
 fr. £7r(, £/^', Koj/xdi^b}, to revel. 
 Th. Kutfiog, revelling. 
 
 'ETTtifTohov, ov, TO, a narrative 
 collaterally mtroduccd, digres- 
 sion, episode. Th. bSbg, a way. 
 
 Ette t(To^ioc, 6, 7), adventitious, by 
 
 ^ way of addition, episodical : & 
 
 'ETTtKTodiujdTjg, tog, b, the same : 
 fr. the same th. 
 
 'Eirtiao^og, ov, >), entrance, ar- 
 
 ^ rival, intervention. Th. bcog. 
 
 'Eittiairani), f. aio, to break into 
 by force, rush in upon : fr. £7ri, 
 
 tig, Tiaiio. 
 
 E7r£((T7r//^rt(u, to spring or rush 
 upon, f. »;o-w, perf. intiantTrri- 
 SrjKa : fr. Im, tig, Trij^du). 
 
 'ETrtKTTriTTTbj, to fall or rush upon, 
 
 attack : fr. £7rt, tig, ttitttw, a. 2. 
 
 tTTtffOV. 
 
 'ETTf ktttXIw, to sail against, attack 
 with a Heet unexpectedly : fr. 
 ^TTi, tig, TrXeio. 
 
 'E7rii<T(psnofitv, I pl. pres. ind. fr. 
 
 ETTtiaipkpu), to bring in, intro- 
 duce in addition : fr. inl, tig, 
 <Pfpio, f. o'ltTu), a. 1. TjvtyKa. 
 
 'ETTtiTa, afterwards, then, in con- 
 sequence, moreover, yet ; adv. 
 tig Tov tir. x{>bvov, for the fu- 
 ture. Th. f tra, afterward. 
 
 'ETTf I'roiyf, adv. since, otherwise. 
 'ETTft'x^'?*', I was urged, I has- 
 tened, a. 1. ind. pass. t7rtix97jTi, 
 
 a. 1. imper. pass. fr. tTrtiyoj^iai. 
 'E7r£txo»^, tg, t, imperf. ind. acL 
 
 of tTTtxi^i to hinder, apply to. 
 'E7rtKd0i(Ta,ag,t,3\)\.iTrtica9t<Tav, 
 
 a. 1. ind. of liriKaGi^w, to place 
 
 on, f. iau), perf. tTriKtKdOiKa : fr. 
 
 tTri, Ka9i'Ci>J, to place, cause to 
 
 sit. Th. 'i^(o, f. 'icruj, the same. 
 'ETTfKaXfrro, 3 s. impf. pass. fr. 
 
 tTTiKuXtiv, to call to. Th. KaXkuj; 
 
 f. scrio, j)f. KtKXr]i>:a. 
 'ETTtKaXvipOijaa)', they were cou- 
 
ri- 
 
 ll 
 
 R ■ 
 
 Ml 
 
 EOE 
 
 cealed, shut up, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. 
 
 pass, of tTriKaXvTTTijj. 
 'ETTCicearo, Ion. for kirUeivTO, 
 
 they pressed on, rushed on, 3 
 
 pi. imperf. of liriKtifiai. 
 *ETrUuva, viz. ^kprj ; with a gen. 
 
 for i-Ki iKtXva, as far as those 
 
 parts, yonder, beyond, on the 
 
 other side. 
 
 'Ettskeit', £7rk«tvro, 3 sing. & pi. 
 
 imperf. of t7rtK£ijiiai, to lie upon, 
 
 press upon. Th. Kti^ai. 
 
 'EirtKiKXtT', for t7rtic£KX«ro,called 
 upon,3 sing. impf.fr.tTriicf »cXo/xai, 
 to call upon, invoke. Th. kUXo- 
 fiai, poet, same as KfiXo/iat. 
 
 'ETrtK9ko), f. tuffOfiai, to rush 
 forth against : fr. Itti, Ik, 9ku). 
 
 'EiTiKXoiaavTO, they ordained, 3 
 pi. a. 1. m. of tTTtJcXoiOw, to draw 
 the fated threads: fr. trrt, kXioOio. 
 
 'ETTt/cTTiVtu, to drink up m addi- 
 tion : fr. 67rt, Ik, tt'ivoj. 
 
 *E7reKpdTu, 3 sing. impf. fr. tni- 
 KpaTEu), to prevail over. Th. 
 Kparog. 
 
 'ETTtKpefiaffa, ag, s, 1 fastened to, 
 a. 1. ind. act. fr. k-rnKpfudut : fr. 
 Ittj, icpc/iau», to hang ; f. daio, a. 
 2. UpefxaSov, formed fr. Kpt- 
 yidZ,ui. 
 
 'ETTtcrao-ic, cwc, >;, a stretching 
 
 out, extension : fr. 
 *E7r€Kr£ivo/iai, y, crai, to stretch 
 out towards, press forwards, ex- 
 ert oneself, strive ; f. kiriKrtvov- 
 fiai, a. 1. m. fc7r£?£r«ra/i»jv, a>, 
 aTo : fr. 
 'ETrtKTeivu), to stretch out to, ex- 
 tend, prolong, dilate : fr. tTTj, 
 U, Ttivu), to stretch, f. revut, pf. 
 
 TETttKa. 
 
 'EirEKTTjffu), 2 sing. a. 1. m. of tTre- 
 KTaofxai, to acquire, or get be- 
 side, or in addition. Th.KTaofiai. 
 'E-rrtKTpkxoj to run out or sally 
 forth against ; a. 2. €7ri%kdpafiov: 
 fr. £7ri, l/c, Tptx<*^' 
 'ETrtKxtupla), tu, to go out, come 
 forth after : fr. 67rt, t/c, x<^P«t^- 
 'EireXdfSsro, 3 sing. a. 2. m. of 
 £7rtXa///3ava*, to lay hold on ; f. 
 Xy;;//o/iai_, a. 2. tiriXajSov : fr. 67ri, 
 Xafifidvu), to take. 
 'ETTtXaOtro, 3 sing. a. 2. m. of 
 
 ^TTiXavOaro^at, to forget, be re- 
 miss in ; f. XrjiTofxcu, a. 2. t-TrkXa- 
 
 Oov : fr. £7rt, Xav9dvu), f. X/;(Tw, 
 'ETTtXauvw, to drive upon, go 
 
 forward on horseback or in a 
 
 chariot, lead forward against, 
 
 assail, spread upon, cover with ; 
 
 Ttvl opKoVf to bind one by an 
 
 oath : fr. tTrt, IXavvoi, f. aVw, 
 
 perf. 7/Xa»ca. 
 'EiriXivaiQ, smq, 17, a coming upon, 
 
 irruption, attack. Th. tpxonat, 
 
 f. kXtvffo^ai. 
 'ETTtXOtXVf a. 2. inf. act. of sTrep- 
 
 XOfiai, to come upon or against: 
 
 EOE 
 
 fr. Itti, tpxofiai, to come, f. (Xtv- 
 ffofiaif a. 2. iiXvBov, by sync. 
 ?/X9ov. 
 'ETTtXQ^v, ovaa, bv, a. 2. part, 
 act. gen. kirtXOovToc. See fcTrcX- 
 Otiv. 
 'EtteXku), Ion. for i<piXKu). 
 'ETreXTTi^iu, f. (Tw, to raise one's 
 hopes, encourage or flatter with 
 hope : fr. sttJ, tXTri^w. 
 'EneXvov, eg, c, a. 2. or imperf. 
 act. of tTTiXvw, to loose ; f. vaio, 
 perf. fcTTiXEXvica, a. 1. pass. t7r£- 
 XvHrjv. Th. Xuw, to loose. 
 'ETTf/Ltaifr' for £7r£/iat£ro, he in- 
 stigated, 3 sing, imperf. of iiri- 
 fiaioiiaiyto aim at, earnestly de- 
 sire : fr. £7rt, ftctw. 
 'ETTf/xa'^aro, 3 sing. a. 1. m. of 
 tTnixdffaoftai. Th. fidffffcj, f. ^w, 
 to wipe off. 
 'E7rf/ij3aivw, to go, mount upon, 
 go on board, on land, enter, in- 
 sult, trample upon : fr. Itti, tv, 
 (iaivu), to go, f. (3riaofiai, p. /3£- 
 (it'tKa, a. 2. £/3»7v. 
 'E7r£/i/3aX£, 3 smg. a. 2. act. for 
 
 £7r£V£ii3aX£, of 
 'ETTf/i/SaXXw, to cast in over & 
 above, insert. Th. /3aXX(u ; f. 
 /3aXw, pf. fii(iXTjKaj a. 2. £/3aXov, 
 pf. m. jSsjSoXa. 
 'E7r£/i/3arj?C, ov, 6, one who 
 mounts, a horseman, driver, ma- 
 riner : & 
 'E7r£^j8f/3awc, who has mounted 
 upon, pf. pt. act. Ion. for tTrf^- 
 /3£/3j/(C(oc, oTog ; fr. eirtpfSaivu). 
 'EiTf^nva, ag, t, 1 pi. tTTt^dva- 
 fitv, a. 1. ind. act. of trt^ivo), to 
 remain in a place, taiTy, &c. ; 
 f. iTTifievut, pf. tTTifKfiivrjKa: fr. 
 
 'E7rf/ifX/;0/;v, j]^,, n» I t^^k care 
 of, a. 1. ind. pass, of iTrifxtXtofiai; 
 
 f. rjffofiai. Th. ftiXft. 
 'ETTffiffiipsrn, 3 sing. impf. pass. 
 
 fr. tTTi, fis^(}>ofiat, to accuse ; f. 
 
 ^ofxai, perf. fif/iff/fiai. 
 'E7r£^£V£, 3 sing, impei-f. act. of 
 
 l-rrintvu), to tarry : see liriixuva. 
 ' Eire firivdfiT]v, w, aro, I was mad 
 
 at or for, a. 1. m. of liri^aivo- 
 
 fiat. Th. jxaivofiaij I am mad, 
 
 f. 1. m. fiavovfiai, perf. m. /i£- 
 
 firjva. 
 'E7r£/Lt7rt7rrw, to fall upon besides 
 
 or afterwards: fr. £7ri, £v, TrtTrro*. 
 'E-TTtfiv^a, ag, £, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 lirifxvTTio, to grumble at : fr. 
 
 ETTt, fxvTTio or o-tTui, to wipc ouc's 
 
 nose. Th. fivK**>- 
 'ETrevdxiTO, Dor. for £7r£vi7Xf''''> 
 
 was floating or swimming over, 
 
 3 sing, imperf. of vrjxofiat. Th. 
 
 v'iio. 
 'ETrevSicu)fit, to give besides or 
 
 thereon : fr. £7rt, £v, ^iCo)fii. 
 'Eirivdvofiai, to put on an upper 
 
 garment.clothe oneself with over 
 
 ^ (232) 
 
 EOE 
 
 and above, put on ; perf. Ittcv' 
 ck^vnai, I am clothed with ; 
 whence part. iirtvStdvfikvog, 
 clothed : & 
 
 'EirtvdvTTjgf ov, 6, an upper coat 
 or cloak : fr. 
 
 'ETCtv^viOy to put on another over 
 and above, clothe upon; f. vouj, 
 perf. tTTfvStCVKa, a. 1. m. tTrtv- 
 tdvffOfjirjv, a>, aro, a. 1. inl. 111. 
 iiriv^vaaffOai : fr. £7ri, £v, Ci'w. 
 
 'E7r£v£yK:£Tv, a. 2. inf. act. & 
 
 'ETTSi/fyfcy, 3sing.a. l.or2. sul>j. 
 
 'ETTevsyKojv, a. 2. pt. fr. c'Tri^fpw. 
 'E7r£i'£iK:avr£C, nom. pi. part. act. 
 fr. tTTtitiKa, poet, for iirtji^eyKa, 
 a. 1. ind. act. of the same verl). 
 "ETTiviifia, ag, f, I distributed, a. 
 1. ind. act. oUtTrn'f fno. Th.vimo, 
 to give, f. ^Cj, a. 1. tvfifia. 
 'Eirevifiero, 3 smg. impf. fr. t-nri- 
 vi^ofxaijto be consumed by feeJ- 
 ing on : fr. the same th. 
 'Emviiviov, I was accumulating, 
 impf. act. of tTrivjjpiio, to accu- 
 mulate : fr. £771, tr, vrjo). 
 'ETTtvrjvoOe, has flourished upon 
 as a blossom, grown upon, ])iif. 
 m. for iTTtivOtj by epenth. of tlie 
 letter o & Att. rcdupl. fr. Iwav- 
 0£w, to flourish upon, &c. : fr. 
 l-rri, dvOiit), to flourish ; or rather 
 a. 2. fr. iirtvr]vo9ov, as Chiike 
 has shown in his note on II. B. 
 219, from the signification of 
 the tense. Th. dvQog. 
 •E7rtvi7X«ro, floated upon, 3 sin<;. 
 impf. m. fr. lTrii>rix<o ; f. s"J- 
 Th. vioj, to swim. 
 ErrivOii, 3 sing. impf. of -rrtvOiui. 
 'ETrevQopfiu, to leap upon: fr. 
 
 £7ri, iv, Oopeo). 
 'ETnv9pu}(TKiiJ, f. wo-w, to jump up, 
 leap, spring or rush upon : tr. 
 £7ri, tv, 9p(o(TKu). 
 'E7rtv9u}v, Dor. for £7r£X0a<r, a. 2. 
 
 part, of tTTipxo^tai. 
 'ETTtvTavvtjjj f. vfTu), Si. Ettivtii- 
 )o>, f. £vw, to extend, spread, 
 stretch towardsoragainst,stra in; 
 aor. 1. pass. t7revTa9tig. 
 'ETTiPTiXXut, f. eXtai, to comrnaii'l 
 or enjoin besides : fr. t:ri, h', 
 TsXXio. 
 'ETrevTvvo), &. vio, to prepare for, 
 arm for, put on harness, equip : 
 fr. £7ri, ivTvvui, -voj. 
 'ETrl^ft/ii, to march out against, 
 sally out upon, proceed aganist, 
 pursue or convict an accusetl, 
 arraign, discuss thoroughly : fr- 
 £7ri, £$, tlyii, to go. 
 'E7r£^£Xaui^w, f. ciauj, to send out 
 against, march out against : li"- 
 Ini, £$, IXavvo). 
 'E7rtKtX(va6^it9a, 1 pi. f. 1- ^^^ 
 fr. £7r£$£px"/^«*> to march out 
 against : fr. £7r*, IK, tpx"/^"'' ^" 
 come ; f. iXevffo^ai, a. 2. v^^ov. 
 
 EDE 
 
 *EiTt^fX9tiVy a. 2. inf. act. formed 
 and derived fr. the same. 
 
 'E-mKipydKofiaifto effect, perfect, 
 complete, perpetrate an addi- 
 tional crime : fr. £7ri, t^, Ipyd- 
 ^ofiai, to work ; f. cFOfxai, perf. 
 t'lpyafffiai. Th. tpyov, 
 
 ' ETTtKtpxofiai, to march or sally 
 out against, proceed against, go 
 through in a discourse, discuss. 
 See in £7r£^£X£ytr6/z£0a. 
 
 'ETTtKivpofiiv, 1 pi. a. 2. act. of 
 tTTt^tvpiffKio, to find out farther; 
 fr. tTTt, tK, tvpi(TKojj to find ; f. 
 pi](Tw, a. 2. tvpov. 
 
 'Eiri^i^g, Ion. for £0f^f/g, in suc- 
 cession ; synon. with t^i]g. 
 
 'E7r£^iaicx^^<^> f- daoj, to shout 
 with joy, as in Bacchic festivity, 
 shout or proclaim aloud : fr. £7ri, 
 £$, 'lajcxa^u;. 
 
 'ETTf^tgj/ai, inf. & 'E7r£^t0t, pur- 
 sue, pr. imper. fr. tTri^tifii. 
 
 'Erre^oCia, to., sacrifices for the 
 successful termination of an ex- 
 pedition. Th. odog. 
 
 'ETTEoiKTf, used impers., it is fit, 
 becoming, pleasing, or like, pros, 
 meaning, though perf. m. fr. tTrt, 
 I'lKu), to be like. See £oiK;a. 
 
 'E7re7rii9i9' for t7r£7r£t0£ro, he 
 obeyed, 3 sing. impf. pass. & 
 
 'E7rt7r£/0£(Tai', by syst. for £7r£- 
 7rii9i]<Tav, 3 pi. a. 1. pass. : per- 
 haps we should read £7r£7ro(0£- 
 (Trtj', for £7r£7roi0£t(Taj', Att. & 
 Ion. 3 pi. plupf. m. fr. tTri,7ni9oj, 
 to persuade ; f. irtiau), a. 2. £7ri- 
 ^ov, ])erf. m. 7rt7roi9a. 
 
 'ETTSTTfir, Ion. for t</)£7r£tv, to fol- 
 low close on : fr. £7r(, fVw. 
 
 'E7r£ TTftpearo, Ion. for iTrtTreiprjv- 
 To, 3 pi. plupf. pass, of TTupduj, 
 to attempt ; f. d<Ttj, Ion. »/o-(t>, pf. 
 pass. TTnziipijfxai. Th. irtipa. 
 
 'Ettj 7rt<Tov, tg, £, I fell into, a. 2. 
 ind. act. of tTrtTrtTrrw, to rush or 
 fall into ; with the dat. ; f. tTTi- 
 TTTioaoj, perf. iTrnriTTTUJKa : fr. 
 tni, ttLtttio, to fall. 
 E;rf7ri7y£i, 3 sing. ]>lupf. m. fr. 
 iTi, Trijywfxi, or 7rrj<7aio, to fix ; 
 f. ^w, pei'f. TTtirtjxa, perf. m. tte- 
 TTtjya. 
 
 E7re7rt0/icv,wetmsted,^ol.sync. 
 for £7r£7rj0o/i£j', 1 pi. a. 2. ind. 
 act. iTTtTTiWov, by Ion. redupl. fr. 
 "^tiBw, a, 2. t7n9ov. Or ] pers. 
 pi. plupf. m. for tTrenoiBetfxev, 
 fr. pert", m. 7ri7roi9a. 
 ETrtTrXae, a. 1. part, for tTrsTrXijjg, 
 *c that for £7r£7rXw(Taf : & 
 ETTSTrXfov, they were sailing to, 
 3 pi. impf. of ^.7ri7rX£a>. Th. TrXiw, 
 to sail ; f. irXtvaio. 
 Ert7rXr/yoi', I struck, by redupl. 
 i<'r fTrXr/yov, a. 2. ind. act. of 
 TrXjjrrw, to strike ; f. ^w, a. 2. 
 tirXr)yov & £7rXayor ; or a. 2. of 
 ^T(7rX/} rrw. 
 
 EDE 
 
 'ETrlTrXij^a, ag, f, a. 1. act. of kiri- 
 7rXr](Tait) or rrw, f. ^w, to strike, 
 chide, &c.: fr. tTri, TrXtiaaut. 
 
 'ETTCTrXwi^, wC, w, I wassailing to, 
 impf. or a. 2. act. fr. iiriirXonii 
 for £7ri7rXfw, as tSi^iov or tdiov, 
 (jjg, it). Th. ttXcw, f. TrXevffuj. 
 
 'Ent7roi9tiv, I had put my trust 
 in, plupf. m. fr. £7r(, ttiiBio, to 
 persuade ; f. Trttco/iai, per/, m. 
 7rs7roi9a. 
 
 'ETTfTTovOij, Att. or Ion. for £7r£- 
 TTOvBeiv, as y8r] for ySnv, plupf. 
 m. of TracTxw, to suffer ; f. Trtt- 
 (TOfiaij a. 2 tiraBov, perf. m. tte- 
 Trov9a. 
 
 ' ETreTrpdyfffav, they had done, for 
 tTTtTrpdyeKTav, Att. Si Ion. 3 pi. 
 pluperf. m. fr. £7rf7rpay£iv, of 
 7rpd(T(Tojf or ttoj ; f. ^w, perf. m 
 TTSTrpaya. 
 
 'ETTfTrrapor, €g, £, a. 2. act. of 
 tTrnrTaipu), to sneeze at : fr. £7ri, 
 TTTaipoj, f. apw. 
 
 'EnsTTTaTO, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. m. 
 he flew to. See iTTTdfirjV. 
 
 'E7r£7rTa»*:£ir, I had fallen, plupf. 
 of TriTTTixjf to fall ; f. TTTioaio, pf. 
 
 TTSTTTWKa. 
 
 'ETrsTTVffrOj 3 sing, plupf. pass, of 
 7rvv9dvofiai, to liear, ask ; f. 
 TTtvaofjiai, perf. pass. Trkitvafiai. 
 a. 2. m. tTrv96fiJip. 
 
 'Ettctto*, to observe in addition. 
 Th. £7ra>. Also, Ion. for £0£;rtu, 
 to follow. 
 
 'E7r£patw0;7i/, I was carried across, 
 went over, a. 1. ind. pass, of Trc- 
 paiow, to carry across or beyond. 
 Th. TTfprt, beyond. 
 
 'ETTfpyd^o/iat, to work on, culti- 
 vate, bring into subjection or 
 order : fr. £7ri, kpyd^ofiai, to 
 work, f. dffofiaif pf. tipyaa^iai. 
 Th. fpyov. Hence. 
 
 'Eirtpyaaiay ag, r/, cultivation, 
 tillage, the mutual right of cul- 
 tivating land. Xen. 
 
 'Etrtpti^ii), f. ti(Hijy to press upon, 
 exert, lean on, prop, support : 
 fr. £7r», tptidui. 
 
 'E7r£p£(T0«t, to ask further, con- 
 sult, explore, inf. fr. tTrtpofiai. 
 
 'ETTtptvyofxai, to discharge upon, 
 disbogue : fr. tTri, iptvyu). 
 
 'E7r£p£0(u, f. \pio, to cover over, 
 crown : fr. £7ri, iptfpoj. 
 E7Tfpripei(Tfiat, perf. pass, of £7r- 
 eptiCio, by Att. redupl. 
 
 'E7rsptj(Ta, ag, t, I went through, 
 pierced, a. 1. act. of Trepdoj ; f. 
 rj(Tii) Si daio, perf. 7r£7r£paKa. 
 
 'E/TEpo/uat, f.pj7(To/Ltai,to question, 
 consult, explore. Th. tpofxai. 
 
 'ETTfppdyrjv, i]g, r],a. 2. ind. pass, 
 of tTrtpprfyvvfxi. Th. prjcrauj, to 
 break ; f. ^w. 
 
 'E7r(ppi(prjv, rjg, rj, a. 2. ind. pass, 
 fr. iiTippitpio for £7rtppi7rr<u, to 
 throw upon : fr. IttI, ptTrrw, to 
 (233) 
 
 EDE 
 
 throw, hurl ; f. -.//w, perf. e^^K^a. 
 
 'ETreppuxrav, 3 pi. a. I. act. & 
 
 'ETTfppuxravTOy 3 pi. a. 1. m. of 
 tTnppdjvvvfii, to strengthen, en- 
 courage, reinforce ; fr. IttI, pwv- 
 vvfit, f. piocru), perf. tppcjKu, a. 1. 
 pass. tppuja9i]v. 
 
 'Enipuo), f. (Tw, to draw upon or 
 close to : fr. £7ri, Ipvu). 
 
 'ETTspxcfJiai, to come upon or a- 
 gainst, arrive, come suddenly, 
 befall, traverse, advance, over- 
 run, attack, discuss ; f. tTreXtv- 
 (TOfiai, a. 2. £7r^X6oj/ : fr. Itti, 
 fpXOf.iai, to come, perf. m. ijXvBa, 
 Att. kXT]Xv9a. 
 
 'ETrfpwraw, to ask in consequence 
 of something previously asked or 
 said, question, consult ; tTrrjpu)- 
 raov u)v, atg ag, ae a ; f. rjffo), 
 perf. iTTTjpdjTrjKa, a. 1. tTrrjpioTri- 
 era, a. I.imper.£7r£pwr)70-ov,ara>: 
 fr. £7ri, Ipiordoj. 
 
 'ETTepwTijfia, arog, ro, an interro- 
 gation, question, thing required, 
 stipulation : & 
 
 'ETTtpwTijaag, avrog, a. 1. part, 
 act. fr. tTTeptoTdio. 
 
 'ETTsptjjTtjaig, i(jjg, 17, question, de- 
 mand, inquiry : fr. the same. 
 
 'E-TTsaaXev, 3 sing. a. 1. of tTrt- 
 crdrrit), to saddle, load ; f. ^tu. 
 Th. adrTit), to load. 
 
 'E7rf<T/3oXta, ag, ly, reproach, in- 
 vective, babbling : fr. 
 
 'E7r£'(r/3oXoc, Oj Vj ^^"® ^^1^® flings 
 reproaches at another, slander- 
 ous, calumnious : fr. IttI, elg, 
 Att. tg, fidXXu), pf. m. /3€/3oXa. 
 
 *E7r£<T£r, he fell, 3 sing. a. 2. act. 
 of TTiVrw, to fall ; f. Trtaovfiat, 
 perf. TTETrrcuKa, a. 2. tirEffov. 
 
 'E7r£<T0/a;, to eat one thing on or 
 after another : fr. £7ri, iffOiw, to 
 eat. Th. ta9u), the same. 
 
 'E7r£CT0(u, let him follow, 3 sing. 
 pres. iniper. & 
 
 'ETrfa9u)v, 3 dual pr. imp. of £7ro- 
 ^ai, to follow; pr. inf. e7rE<j9ai. 
 Eiremv, dat. pi. fr. etto^, tTreog, 
 TO, a word. Th. £7ra>. 
 
 'ETTEO-fca^ov, Eg, £, impf. of (TKa^w, 
 to halt, f. (T(o. 
 
 'ETTEaKETTEv, lic covcrcd over, 3 
 sing. impf. of ETrta/ctTTW, f. xj^io. 
 Th. nKETTii), to cover. 
 
 'E7rf(Tf:E\pa(70£, 2 pi. a. 1. m. £7r£- 
 (T»r£i//a/wj;v, w, aro, of £7ria<:£7rro- 
 fiai, to inspect, survey ; f. -^o^ai, 
 perf. iTTEffKEfifiai : fr. Itti, okett- 
 TOfiai, to look round. 
 
 'ETTEaKiaaa, ag, f, a. I. ind. act. of 
 ETTKTKid^oj, to overshadow, with 
 dat. ; f. dau), perf. tTTEffKiaKa, a. 
 1. subj. imaKidffu), yg, y : fr. 
 £7ri, (TKid, shade. 
 
 'E7rE(TKipTT](TE, he jumped upon, 3 
 sing. a. 1. ind. act. fr. tTri, aKip- 
 rdoj, to leap. Th. cicaipw. 
 
 'E7rccr/c6ri7o-£, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 
EHE 
 
 If - 
 
 [3 
 
 of c7ri(TKor£(u, to veil in darkness; 
 f. ri(To), pei'f. tTreaKOTTjKa : fr. 
 tTTt, ciforoc, darkness. 
 'Ettktoi', eg, f, a. 2. ind. act. of 
 TriTTTO), to fall ; f. 2. mffovnai, 
 pert'. TTtTrrwica. 
 'Etts (T7rt(70ai, Ion. & poet, for t(p- 
 STreaOai, to follow one who takes 
 the lead : & 
 'ETTfiffTTov, a. 2. ind. act. tTrio-TrtTr, 
 a. 2. inf. tTriffTrtu^', a. 2. ptart. fr. 
 
 the obs. £7ri(T7rfa», to come up 
 
 with, attain, meet with : fr. Itti, 
 
 cir'noj fr. CTTw by ti'auspos. & 
 
 pleon. of a. Th. 'i-Kio. 
 'ETTco-ffcrat, by the doubling of the 
 
 (T, for iTTzatTai, poet. 3 sing. f. 
 
 €7r£(To/iat,of t7r«(/ii,to be. Hence 
 'E7r«(T<To/ifroi, wv, ot, part, poste- 
 rity, future ages. 
 'ETTftrayrai, has rushed on, by 
 
 metath. for tTriaiavTai, 3 sing. 
 
 perf. pass. & 
 'ETTSffffVTo, for tTreffkavTo, 3 sing. 
 
 plupf. pass. fr. tTTt, avofxai, to 
 
 stir up, obs. for aevofxai, the 
 
 same. Th. fftiio, to shake. 
 *E7r60TaX/zat, I have been sent, 
 
 pf. pass, of tTTtoTfXXw, to send. 
 'E7rk<TTii\a,ag,e, I sent, a. 1. ind. 
 
 act. of the same verb. 
 'ETTSfTTii'dxiKf, 3 sing. impf. act. 
 
 of tTTKTrtvaxi^w, to groan at: fr. 
 
 f TTi, arevaxi^ui, to groan ; f. cw. 
 
 Th. (TTtvoQy narrow. 
 'E7r£<Tr5r6,was groaning at, 3 sing. 
 
 impf. fr. tTTt, arkvo), to groan : 
 
 fr. the same th. 
 'ETri<JTk\paPTOf they put a crown 
 
 on for, or to please, themselves, 
 
 3 pi. a. 1. m. fr. tTncrTttpu). Th. 
 
 OTf0w ; f. \p(t}. 
 'ETTtffrcwf, drog, Ion. crasis for 
 
 l(pe<TraKu)g & t^tcrrawf, perf. 
 
 part. act. & 
 'ETrkaTTjv, rjg, rj, I came suddenly 
 
 upon, a. 2. ind. act. fr. t<pi<TTti^ii, 
 
 to stand upon or over; f. lirirrrr]- 
 
 (TiOy pf. l(pE(TTr]Ka : fr. £7ri,Vo'ri;/a, 
 
 to stand. 
 'E7rt<TrT)piKTOy 3 sing, plupf. pass. 
 
 (see tcTTrjpiKTaiy) fr. trri/pt^w, to 
 
 fix firmly ; f. ^w. 
 *ETre<TTf]pi^a, ag, f, a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 of %Tn(TTT}pi^io, to confirm, fix : 
 
 fr. the same th. 
 'ETrktTTTjffaVj 3 pi. of a. 2. ind. act. 
 
 iTTBfTTTJV. 
 
 'ETTfOTi, it hangs over ; it is pos- 
 sible ; 3 sing. pres. of c-ret/it, to 
 be upon or over. Th. tliui. 
 
 'E7rt<TTovaxiKi, synon. with tTrc 
 ffrevax'-^^ • fr. ettc, aTtvaxi^iti, 
 to moan. Th. anvog. 
 
 'E-TreffTpa/.ifxeva, {t-rrq being im- 
 dei"stood,) harsli and distorted 
 words, pf. part. pass. n. g. pi. & 
 
 *E-maTpa<f>i}v, rjg, i), a. 2. ind. pass. 
 
 of tTTtOTpE^W, f. y^U). Th. <TTpf<p(t}, 
 
 to turn ; a. 2. e(TTpa(pov. 
 
 EOE 
 
 'ETTtffTpfypa, ag, f, a. 1. act. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 'E7r£(Tru0«\t^oi^, they were beat- 
 ing, 3 pi. impf. fr. etti, <TTV(pt\i- 
 Z(o, to maltreat. Th. orv^w, to 
 bind hard ; f. ^/w. 
 
 'ETTffT^fpojuai, to fall out or hap- 
 pen besides : fr. Itti, ig, fp'fpu). 
 
 'K/TEfTYf, 3 sing. a. 2. act. tirsff- 
 Xov ; fr. £7r£xw- 
 
 ETTf (Tx'fro, 3 sing. a. 2. m. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 "ETTETai, he follows, 3 sing, pres 
 ind. fr. «vro/iat, to follow. Th 
 
 STTUi. 
 
 'ETTfTag, a, 6, poet. & Dor. for 
 
 tTctTTjg, ov, 6, an attendant, com- 
 panion, servant. 
 
 'ETrtTctaOriy, a. 1. ind. pass. fr. 
 TTtravvvfii, or Trerd^oj, f. a<Tio, 
 
 to open, hide. Th. Trtraw. 
 
 'ETrlrttXa, ag, e, I ordered, a. 1. 
 ind. act. fr. t7rtriXXa> : fr. IttI, 
 reXXw, obsol. 
 
 'ETTfTsiog, 6, r), yearly, annual 
 Th. irog. 
 
 'ErrercXXf, he was commanding 
 3 sing. impf. act. & 
 
 'ETTfrAXfr' for tTrtTiWero, 3 s 
 impf. pass. See tTrertiXa. 
 
 'EntTtpireTo, 3 sing. impf. m. of 
 €7rtr£p7ro//ai,to take pleasure m, 
 Th. TtpTTU), to delight ; f. i^w. 
 
 'ETreTrjdevaa, ag, c, a. 1. ind. act 
 of IniTtjStvio, to seek as neces- 
 sary, study ; f. tvffu), Th. Itti- 
 Ti/Stjg, fit. 
 
 'ETTtTTjg, ov, 6, & 'ETTETig, i^og, 7), 
 an attendant. Th. tVo/ica. 
 
 'ETTfr^crtog, 6, »/, or a, ov, lasting 
 the year, yearly, annual, peren- 
 nial. Th. fTog. 
 
 'EirtTiOovv, 1 sing, or 3 pi. impf. 
 act. fr. tTTiTiOsio, for tTririOijfii. 
 
 'ETTfri'jwa for tTTiriyiai, 3 sing, 
 impeiir. act. fr. tTrtriftatu, a), to 
 put a value upon, rebuke ; f. i}<no, 
 perf. iTTiTtrifiTjKa : fr. Itt'i, tiuj 
 
 'E7rfr//i/;(Ta, ag, f, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of the same verb. 
 
 'ETTtrt'/iwv, 1 sing, or 3 pi. impf. 
 act. tTTtTifiaov, u)V, of tTrirtjwaw. 
 
 'ETTgrocrtra, ag, c, I hit upon, fell 
 in with, got, a. I. poet, for Ittb- 
 Toffa, of TTf row, at, f. 6<toj, fr. the 
 old verb tt'stio. Th. ttitttu}. 
 
 'ETTtrpdirtjv, ifg, t], a. 2. ind. j>ass 
 of tTTtrpsTTw, to permit ; f. tvpo), 
 perf. tTTirlrpf^a, a. 1. t7rkrpe\pa, 
 perf. m. tTrirtrpoTra : fr. ctti, 
 
 rpfTTW. 
 
 'E7r£rp£;//a, ac, c, a. 1. ind. act. 
 fr. the same verb. 
 
 'EirtTvxov, eg, e, a. 2. of tiriTvy- 
 xdvo), to fall in with, obtain : fr. 
 £7ri, Tvyx^^'^^ tobe, f. revKofiai. 
 
 'Eirevacov, impf. or a. 2. by ^ol. 
 
 pleon. of V for tTreaSov, fr. saSov, 
 
 by Ion. resolution for 7/(^01', and 
 
 the change of <p into tt, fr. a»/- 
 
 (234) 
 
 EOE 
 
 Scivu), or a^a>, to please, f. a^/y<7w. 
 
 'E7r«v06/i€Oa, we understood, 1 pi. 
 
 impf. fr. TTtvOofiai, f. Trevtjo^iai, 
 
 perf. pass. Tr'eTrvcTfiai, a. 2. m. 
 
 t7rV06//7JJ'. 
 
 'E7r£i'0t~/z£w, ai, f. ?/(Tw, perf. £7r5i^- 
 Gi'i-itjKa, to be cheerful or even- 
 tempered : fr. £7rj, £u, Qvfiag. 
 
 'EirtvOvvio, f. wui, to diivct, 
 guide, steer, govern : fr. km, iv- 
 Qvvu). 
 
 'EirevKTog, >), ov, to be wished 
 for, desirable : fr. t7r£i';^o/iot. 
 
 'Ettj fXa/Sfo/irtt, Qv^ai, to guard 
 oneself well against, not ven- 
 ture : fr. £7ri, ev\a(iko}xai. 
 
 'Eirev%dy.evog, a. 1. i)art. m. fr. 
 e7rev\onai, to pray after, cS.c. 
 Th. evxofiai, to pray, f. £u^o/i«(, 
 perf. evyfiai. 
 
 'Ej7revpi(TKu), f. p))(T(jj, a. 1. pass. 
 tTrevpkOijv, Ion. for lipevpicrKU}. 
 
 'ETrev^jjfikio, w, f. /j(T(u, to })raise, 
 bless, welcome, shout or chant 
 with joy, testify assent : fr. tTri, 
 ev<pi]pog, praised ; fr. ev, <p)]ni 
 
 'E.Trev(pi}p.i)rTa, ag, e, I pi*aised,(lv(*. 
 3 pi. e7Tev(pi)p.r]rTav,tx. I. ind. act. 
 of the verb preceding. 
 
 'ETrevx^^at, y, erai, to pray after 
 or for, invoke, add prayers, 
 vaunt, thank, vow, imprecate 
 curses upon. Th. evxofiai. 
 
 'E-Treviovi^it), f. iffut, perf. tKra, to 
 lower the price, set at a low- 
 price : fr. tTTt, IV, ujinofxai. 
 
 'E7r's<pavT0, they appeared, 3 jtl. 
 l)lup. poet, for '7re(pa(Tntvoi iiaai; 
 fr. ipaivo^ai, to appear ; f. ^a- 
 vt'jfToixai, perf. pass, necpafifiai, 
 Att. necpafffiai, a. 2. pass, tipd- 
 vjjv. Th. (paivit), to show. 
 
 'E7r£0fpov, eg, (, impf. act. of t~i- 
 <pipio, to bruig to or upon, ^0. ; 
 f. tTToiffu), a. 2. tTrrivtyicov. Tli. 
 <pspu}. 
 
 "ETTf^ver, he slew, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 of TTtcpvu), .synon. with ^Irw, to 
 slay ; by redupl. Trf^Evtu, by s\ no. 
 Treipvu), a. 2. e7re<pi'ov. 
 
 'E.7re^padov, eg, t, a. 2. ind. act. ; 
 by redupl. for e^paCov ; fr. 
 
 'E7r£0pa(Tar* for e-jrecppatTaTo, 3 
 sing. a. 1. m. of £7ri0pa^o/iot, to 
 deliberate. Th. 0p«^w. 
 
 'E7re<ppdfT<TaT0, poet, for £7rf0p«- 
 (Taro. 
 
 'ETTt^vKov, eg, t, I sprung, grew 
 from, 1 sing, or 3 pi. impf. act. 
 of TrefpvKhi, synon. with ^vu), to 
 
 a. 
 
 be bom ; f. cw, perf. rcktpvKa, 
 2. etpvv. 
 
 'ETTfipvoixijv, ov, era, I gi*e\v or 
 fastened upon, impf. ind. pJi**?- 
 of tTTKpiwfiai. Th. <pino. 
 
 'E7re(p(bvei, 3 sing. imi)f. fr. trrt- 
 ^loveov ovv, eeg tig, of t7r<0wi'ft^» 
 to shout, exclaim, &c. ; f. '/'^<'^» 
 perf. eirnreipdjviiKa, p. pass. tTri- 
 
 EDH 
 
 7re<pibvTjfiai. Th. (piovfi. 
 
 'ETTsxiij 3 sing, imperf. or a. 2. 
 of iirixeio, to pour upon. 
 
 'Eirtxiiv, to hinder, desist ; fasten 
 or apply oneself to, seize, &c. 
 pres. inf. act. ; ETrextti' aKo-rnp 
 To^ov, to aim at the target ; fr. 
 iir'ex^o. 
 
 'ETrex(ipt]<rav, 3 pi. a. 1, act. of 
 tTTixtipti^i to lay hands upon, 
 attempt, &c. ; impf. eirexeipeov, 
 ovv, f. i/ffw, p. lirtKextip^Ka, a. 
 1. tTrexiiorjffa : fr. tTri, x^'P* 
 
 'E7r«x£tro, for £7r£x££ro, he pour- 
 ed in, 3 sing, imperf. m. fr. IttI, 
 Xeojiai. Th. x^^> ^^ pour, f. 
 Xeiiffii). 
 
 'Eirex^VVf VQ} It ^- i- P«iss. of 
 TTfKio, synon. with TreiKio, to 
 comb, shear; f. Tre^w. 
 
 'E7r£XP«ov, impf. or a. 2. of cTrt- 
 Xpdio, to assail, attack furiously. 
 Th. xP«<*>« 
 
 'ETrexpl(Te, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 of tTTtxpt'w, to put ointment upon, 
 &c. ; f. iffiv, perf. iiriKtxpiKa. 
 Th. XP"^> t® anoint. 
 
 'ETTtxtif, to hold on or against, 
 aun at, delay, prolong, desist, 
 resti-ain, withhold, keep back, 
 prevent, hinder, seize ; possess, 
 occupy ; apply, attend to, rov 
 vovv being understood ; £7r£X4t»^ 
 Ti'ig TTopeiag, sc. eavrovg, to halt; 
 imperf. lireTxov, eg, t, with dat. 
 f. t<pi^io or tTrKTxrjfTio, perf. t7r£- 
 (fXW^i a. 2. iTrkaxov : fr. fcTrt, 
 
 'Eirtxf/a, ag, t, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 TTiTTTii). 
 
 E-k'hov, gen. pi. &,'E7r>7, verses, 
 noin. pi. fr. errog, tog, to, a verse. 
 Th. tTTW, to say, a. 2. elwov. 
 Kxy, he should be upon, 3 sing, 
 pres. subj. fr. tTrtini, to be upon: 
 fr. tTTi, £i'//i, to be. 
 E7r»;/3aa>, Ion. for l<pi]i3du). 
 ETr))[3oXog, 6, 77, poet, for £7re- 
 ^oXog, successful, possessed of, 
 ^vho has obtained any thing, 
 competent : fr. £7ri/3aXXa». 
 ^vqyayt, he brought or led to, 
 Att. for £7ri}yf, 3 s. a. 2. act. or 
 p. m. of t7rayu>. Th. dyoj. 
 t7r>;yayovro, 3 pi. impf. pass. 
 Att. fr. indyo^ai, to be brought 
 ^ or led to : fr. the same th. 
 ^vrjyyeiXdfiriv, w, aro, a. 1. m. 
 •^'f i7rayy£\Xo/iai, to promise, 
 &c. : fr. Itti, ayysXXw, to tell 
 ,ne\ys, f. eXa, perf. yyytXKa. 
 ETr/yapa, a. 1. ind. act. of tTTf- 
 yjipw, to rouse up ; f. tTreyfpu;, 
 ,pt'rf. iTrfjyeoKa : fr. IttI, tyeipio. 
 ^^iiyKti'ihg, ai, planks extend- 
 ing from the stem to the stern 
 of a .ship, and forming the deck, 
 so called as it were tTrtveyKideg. 
 fh.^ <pepit), to bring ; f. oiaojf a. 
 2. yveyKov. 
 
 EIIH 
 
 E7r»7yopcuttv, To. for icarjjyopelv. 
 'ETryeiv, eig, ei, plup. m. of eirti^i, 
 to approach, go to. Th. elfxi, 
 to go. 
 'ETryev, for trryv, he was upon, 
 3 s. impf. of tTTeifii: fr. tTrt, elfii. 
 EiTTjeTavbg, 1), ov, Uvsting the 
 whole year, perennial, abundant, 
 copious : fr. tJTi, trog. 
 'E7r)i9p7]Kvla, perf. part. act. f. g. 
 fr. iTraOpeu) : fr. tTrt, dOpeu), to 
 see, f. fjffit). 
 'ETT^fcar, Ion. for itpTinav, they 
 sent or put upon, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. 
 act. fr. iipit)ixL : fr. tTrt, i;//ii. 
 EirijKe, Ion. for t^/'y/cf, 3 sing, of 
 the same tense. 
 'E7njKoXov9t]Ga, ag, £, a. I. ind. 
 act. of k7raKoXoi>0euif to follow 
 close on or behind, &c. f. jjffoj, 
 perf. tTTtjKoXovOijKa, a. 1. subj. 
 act. tTT^KoXovOtjcTio, yg, y : fr. 
 £7rt, dKo\ov9og. 
 'ETrijKoog, 6, 1), one who liears 
 any thing, a witness, umpire, 
 who lends an ear, propitious, 
 obedient, subject to ; in a pa.ss. 
 sense, heard, audible ; tTrijKoog, 
 sc. roTTog, a place from whence 
 any thing can be heard: fr. iiri, 
 aKor], Th. dKOvio. 
 'ETTjjKovaa, a. 1. ind. act. of £7r- 
 aKovii). 
 'E-n-ijKpoiovTo, 3 pi. impf. m. ctt- 
 i]Kpoa6i.it]v <l)nr]v, dov Cj, dtro 
 drOj fr. liraKpodonai, wfiai, to 
 listen to : fr. tTri, aKpodofxai. 
 "EirtjXaVj^ pi. a. 1. act. of tt^XXw, 
 to shake, brandish, f. aXut, a. 1. 
 tTrrjXa. 
 'ETrijXOov, eg, t, a. 2. ind. act. of 
 tTrtpxo/iat, to go to, approach ; 
 f. eTteXevao^ai. Th. ipxofiai. 
 'ETTijXvyd^uj, or -t^a», to shadow 
 over, cover as with a shade, dis- 
 guise: fr. tTTt, 7/Xuya^w, or -t^w, 
 the same. Th. i^Xvytj. 
 'ETTTjXvdeg, oi, ai, new-comers, 
 strangers, foreigners, nom. pi. 
 fr. tTTtjXvg, vdog, neut. pi. tTrij- 
 Xvda : fr. kirtpxofiai. 
 'ETTijXvOt, 3 sing. perf. mid. or 
 a. 2. ind. act. by sync. tTrfjXOe, 
 fr. the same verb. 
 'Ettj^Xi;^, vyog, 6, 7), shady, dark: 
 
 fr. £Trt, j)Xi»y7/. 
 'ETr»;Xi;c, vSog, 6, 7), a stranger, 
 
 foreigner : see tTrtjXvdeg. 
 'ETrqXvaia & 'ETTTjXvrrii], 7), Ion. 
 arrival; a charm or incantation, 
 sorcery. Th. tpxof.iai. 
 'EmjXvrTjg, & 'ETrrjXvTog, ov, b, 
 7), a stranger, sojourner: fr. the 
 same th. 
 'ETTTjixdnog, a, ov, by day, daily, 
 
 during the day : fr. £7r(, ///zap. 
 
 'E-rri]ixrjvav, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 Tiij^iaivio, to hurt, do harm to, 
 
 f. avCj. Th. TTrJi^ia. 
 
 'ETTTifiOifibg, 7), bv, alternate, dou- 
 
 (235) 
 
 EDH 
 
 ble, alternately woni, in con- 
 
 trary directions: fr. tTrJ, dfieifiio. 
 'Enffv, he was present, 3 sbig. 
 
 imperf. of tTrtj^i. Th. tlfii. 
 'Ett//!/, since. Ion. for tndv : fr. 
 ^ tTTtj, after that, «Jv: dv, if. 
 'Eiryvtov, I praised, contr. tTry- 
 
 vovy, impf. act. of tTraij'£tu, to 
 
 prai.se; f. 7';(ra> & ecno, a. I. tTry- 
 
 vtcra, a. 1. pass. eTryvWijv : fr. 
 
 tTTi, alviu). Th. alvog. 
 'Erryveaffav, they approved, 3 pi. 
 
 a. 1. i>oet. for iiryveffav. See 
 
 iiryveov. 
 'ETTyvriaav, they approved or 
 
 praised, 3 pi. a. 1. act. poet, for 
 
 l-rryveaav; fr. tTratvfw, or regu- 
 ^ larly formed from the fut. r)<y(o. 
 ' Etc ijvOa, perf. m. of l-rravQeio, to 
 
 gi'ow upon as a flower, &c. : fr. 
 
 tTTt, dvGog, a flower. See k-rrevh- 
 
 voBa. 
 'ETTTjvTtjrra, ag, e, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 tTTai/raw, to meet ; f. ijaio, i)erf. 
 
 t7n)vrr]Ka : fr. tTrt, avrdio. Th. 
 
 dvrl, against. 
 'Etd^vvO)], was ace<mii)lished, 3 
 
 sing. a. 1. ind. pass, of tTravvu), 
 
 to accomplish. Th. dvvu}. 
 'E7rt]^aro, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. m. of 
 
 Trriyvvfxi, f. Trijtu), to fasten, fix; 
 
 perf. m. TrsTrtjya. 
 'ETTij^ev, 3 sing. a. 1. md. act. of 
 
 the same verb. 
 'Eiryopog, b, 1), suspended above 
 
 or over, elevated above: fr. tTri, 
 
 aiujpkii). 
 'E7nj7rtiXj](Ts, he threatened, 3 
 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of trraTrftXfw. 
 
 Th. aTTClXtti*, f. 7](TtO. 
 
 'ETTz/pa, I lifted or raised up, a. 
 1. ind. act. of Irraipu}, a. 1. ind. 
 m. e7rT]pdfiJ]v. See tTrijptv. 
 'E-rrijpaTog, 6, 7), to be desired, 
 lovely, amiable, delightful, envi- 
 able : fr. tTTt, tpdiit. 
 "EnHPEA'ZQ, to threaten, out- 
 rage, evil intreat, harm, hurt, 
 molest, vex, thwart, curse, ca- 
 lumniate; f. rt(7a»,perf. lirrjpkaKa: 
 as if fr. iTTfjoeia: whence 
 'ETTTjptaffiubg, ov, 6, injury, ill- 
 will, scorn and insult : & 
 'ETTT^pcrtOTtKoc:, 7j, bv, iujurious, 
 
 annoying, insulting. 
 'ETTTipeia, ag, 7), imprecation, 
 threatening, outrage, hurt, da- 
 mage, insult, malice, caluumy : 
 prob. fr. tTTt, dptid. 
 'ETrfjpfv, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 tiraipio, to lift or raise up, &c. f, 
 tTrapw, perf. £Tr//p/ca, a. 1. part. 
 tTra'pa^, aiTo^, a. 1. pass. tTTijp- 
 07]v: fr. tTTi, alpio, to take up. 
 'ETTT/ptr/uog, b, 7), ready for row- 
 ing, furnished with oars: fr. tTrt, 
 tptTfiog. Th. tpk(T(Toj. 
 'ETTJipero, 3 sing. impf. mid. of 
 tTrtpo/xai, to put a question, ask : 
 fr. tTri, fipw, to speak. But 
 
Eni 
 
 EDI 
 
 Eni 
 
 tTT^'pfro, with the t subscrilcdJ on or upon, at, towards, in, by,! lirioffa. 
 
 is impf. pass, of tTraipofiai, to since, to, above, over, before,r E7rid<Ti, 3 pi. 
 
 it 1^ 
 
 be raised up. Th. aipui 
 
 'ETTTipftprjg, £0C, 6, »/, covered, 
 roofed over, over-arched ; cover- 
 ing, over-shading: fr. tiTijipe<puj, 
 to cover, f. \pu). 
 
 'Eirr^pOtiv, a. 1. ind. pass. fr. ctt- 
 aipiOf to lift or raise up. See 
 STrfiptv. 
 
 'ErrfjpKii, 3 sing, impf, fr. tTrap- 
 ic£u>, to give sutticient aid or 
 succour ; f. f atu, perf. tTriipKeKa. 
 Th. apKSiii, to ward off. 
 
 'ETTTipKsaav, 3 plur. a. 1. ind. 
 act. of the same verb. 
 
 'ETTTjpfiivog, lifted or raised up, 
 part. perf. pass. fr. tTraipofiai. 
 See irryntTO. 
 
 'E-rrfipffa, ag, f, a. 1. JEoh fr. 
 tTrdpiOy fr. tTTi, apoi, to fit, f.^ol. 
 a.p(Tu), whence infin. apcrai, &c. 
 
 'ETTTjpTTififvogy perf. part. pass. fr. 
 tTraprdofxaiy to hang over : fr. 
 iirl, dpTCiu), to hang, f. ijaoj. 
 
 'EirrjpwTa, 3 sing. impf. fr. tTr/;- 
 pjjraov tuv, atg ag, of iTTspio- 
 rdu), to put a question to ; f. 
 riatjjy perf. eTnjpJjrrjKa, a. 1. iir- 
 r)pujTT]<Ta, ag, e. Th. ipiordu}. 
 
 'ETTrjpwTrjrraVy 3 pi. a. 1. ind. act. 
 of the same verb. 
 
 'E-jrnffau, they were over and 
 above, 3 pi. impf. of tTriifxi, fr. 
 lifiiy to be. 
 
 'EirrjaOeiiVf Ion. for i<pr]aBiitv, 
 by sync, for i<pr]<yQtir]aav, 3 pi. 
 a. 1. opt. pass, of i(pi]Cop.ai, to 
 be delighted or find pleasure in 
 any thing : fr. tTri, iyCw, to de- 
 light, f. fyffw. Th. ii^vg. 
 
 'EiTryaQtTo, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. m. 
 of iTraicrOdvofiai, to perceive : 
 fr. 67rt, ahOdvofxaiy the same ; 
 f. ai<TOr](Tofiai, perf. yaQi]p.ai, a. 
 2. m. y(T06^T]u, oi>, tro. 
 
 'Eirr\(TKr](iaTOy 3 sing, a, 1. ind. m. 
 of iTTaoTfCECij, to practise, embel- 
 lish, &c. Th. doKtio^ f. i]aiij. 
 
 "ETn)Tai, 3 sing. pres. subj. m. fr. 
 STTOfiai, to follow. 
 
 'ETTi^rart, ag, r), eloquence : fr. 
 
 'ETrrjrtjQ, ov, or 'E7rr)T))g, ov, 6, 
 fluent as a speaker, eloquent, 
 prudent, intelligent, Th. tTrtu. 
 'E7r^r<)ifioc,6, >/,close in texture, 
 compact, dense, crowded, in 
 heaps : fr. lirl, rirpiov. 
 'ETTYiTvg, vogy i), eloquence, pa- 
 tronage, protection, kind recep- 
 tion : fr. tTTtu. 
 'ETrj;^^^, w, f. r)<yu)f to sound, 
 ring at, shout or make a noise, 
 re-echo : fr, tTrt, r)x^^- Th, tix^Q- 
 *E7rrjxG^<Tp.^vogy perf. pass. part. 
 fr. irrdxOofiai, to groan under 
 the weight : fr. stti, dx0op.ai, f. 
 rjffofiai & £oro/zai, a. 1. pass. 
 rix9sa9riv. Th. dx^og. 
 *£nr, a preposition; with a gen., 
 
 pres. ind. fr. iirnjn. 
 concerning, under, during, in thel'ETTiauw, to sleep among or witli, 
 
 time of, against ; ol i<p' rifjiCJv, 
 men of our time ; £0' kvbgy one 
 by one : with a dat., in, by, on, 
 on condition of, on account of, 
 with a view to, in consequence 
 of, as regards, near, at, among, 
 besides, before ; Itti »/(Ti'XtV' 
 quietly ; IttI lax^h ^^^ i'^X^'P**>Qi 
 stoutly; tTTi TovTif}y for this rea- 
 son; Itz dyaOtf, for my own in- 
 terests ; TO fcTTt TovT(i)y as far as 
 depended on him ; lir' i^ayioyy, 
 on condition of carrying away ; 
 reXevTqiv itti Traiffiv, to die lea- 
 ving children behind him ; tiri 
 TToWotg l3i(i\oig iTt\tvTT)rr(.v, he 
 is dead, or has deceased, leaving 
 many works behind him ; tTri 
 TovToig Trapayayc, bring upafter 
 these ; i<p' tftre, on those terms, 
 that ; t<{)' olg, t<p' <P, wherefore, 
 for which reason ; IttI rovroig, 
 on those conditions; tTrt rolg <tu>- 
 fxaai, making the persons to an- 
 swer it; £7ri BavdripyOn condition 
 of being punished with death ; 
 Itti TLVi tlvai, to be in the power 
 of; ol £7r( TovToig o v re g, engaged 
 in these pursuits : with accus., 
 forward to, to, towards, against, 
 upon, for, during, about, over ; 
 iirl xp^^o^i some while, some 
 time ; iiri deKidv, to the right ; 
 l(p' yi'iav, to the left ; t^' offov, 
 as far as ; tiri ^aXAor, much 
 more ; tTrt /xfya, greatly ; tnl 
 TToXv, ttXiTov, especially ; tTrt 
 TovrOf for this end. Combined 
 with accus. of the person after 
 verbs of motion, against ; with 
 accus. of the thing, on account 
 of ; with accus, generally, upon, 
 against, through ; Itti fidWop, 
 much more. In composition, in, 
 over, or upon, against, to, after, 
 in comparison of, nigh to, under; 
 it has also the ettect of increa 
 sing and of diminishing the sig- 
 nification. 
 
 Etti for tTreffTi, it is in, close at 
 
 hand ; also for tTrsifrw, they are 
 
 in or upon ; fr. tireifxi. Tii. tl^ii. 
 
 'E-maXXiOy f, aXw, to send or bring 
 
 on, despatch : fr. £7r«, idXXu). 
 'ETTidX^tvog, by sync, for tTrtaX- 
 Xofitvog, poet, for t(f>aXX()^tvog, 
 pres. part. fr. tnl, aXXof-iai, to 
 leap, a. 2. m. yXofiriv, ov, sto. 
 'ETTiav^duio, poet, for itparddpu), 
 
 to please, prove pleasing. 
 'ETTtacra, ag, t, 2 1)1. tTTidcraTe, a. 
 1. ind. act. of Tria^w, to take, 
 seize ; f. davj, perf. TrnriaKa, a. 
 1. pass. iiTidaOijv, f. 1. pass. 
 TTiaaOiiaofxai. Th. Trte^w, to 
 press, torment, &c. Dor. Trta^io 
 'E-nidaQriv, a. 1. ind. pass. See 
 (236) 
 
 spend the night, lodge upon : fr. 
 £7rt, lavu), f. Oio, to lodge, sleep, 
 'Eiriaxov, 1 sing, or 3 pi, iinitf. 
 act. of tTTtdxw, to shout or cry 
 aloud to, call aloud upon, shout 
 applause. Th. iVixw. 
 'E7rij3a, tread on, by poet. apoe. 
 for i-Ki^JiQi, a. 2. imper. act. of 
 iiTi^aivit). 
 'ETi'i^aQpov, ov, TO, passage-mo- 
 ney, fare ; lir't^aQpa, u>v, ra, 
 sacrifices oftered on embarka- 
 tion : fr, £7ri/3au'W. Th. (iaivu). 
 'E7rt(3air]v, rjg, tj, I may have 
 mounted or gone on board, a. 2. 
 opt. act. fr. fcTTi/Sijjui, for tm- 
 (iaivoj. 
 'Enifiaivkfiev, to mount or go ou 
 board. Ion. for £7ri/3aivfc»', pres. 
 inf. act, fr. 
 'E7rij3aiviJJ, to go up, ascend, 
 mount, embark, come to, enter 
 into or upon, march, tread on, 
 invade ; trans, cause to ascend, 
 mount or embark, place up(ni, 
 bring or raise to; f. £7ri/3/;(To/<at, 
 perf. £7rt/3£/3rj»ca, a. 2. £7r£/3/;j^,a. 
 2. part. £7rt/3dg, dvTog : ir. iirl, 
 (3aivu), to go. 
 'E7ri/3d\A(i>, to throw, fix, put, or 
 clap on, apply, enter upon, set 
 about, undertake, belong to, add, 
 impose, inflict, dash against, rush 
 against or at, break forth or out, 
 attack ; impf. tTrkjiaXXov, f. t-ji- 
 (iaXuf, perf. i7ri^sl3\t}Ka, a. 2. 
 tiriliaXov, a. 2. part. act. tTri- 
 (3aXu)v, opTog, perf. pass, iiri- 
 (it(3XT}fiaL\ inijStiSXtj^tvogTo^o- 
 Trig, having his arrow applied 
 to the string : fr. iirl, /3d.\Xw. 
 'E7rt/3ap£w, w, to add weight to, 
 aggravate, burthen, overload, 
 oppress, distress ; f, //<rw, pert. 
 inifie^dprjKa, a, 1. t7r£/3dp*yT«, 
 a. 1. inf. £7rtj3api)(T<a : fr. tiri, 
 (3aptoj, the same. Th. fiufm:. 
 'ETrijSdg, dvTog, having embark- 
 ed, ascended, a. 2. part, act, A: 
 in f. g. l-m^daa : fr. Iniiiairu)- 
 'Eniliaaig, twg, )'/, an assault, 
 ascent, i>lace to stand on, basi?, 
 foundation : fr. the same. 
 'ETrijSdffKw, Ion. form for£7r«/3ai- 
 
 vw, to bring upon, load. 
 
 'E7ri(3aaTdKoj, f. ffw, to take up, 
 
 weigh, poi.se : fr. £7rt, (iaffra^^o^- 
 
 'E-m^aTevoj, f. evffio, to attack, 
 
 embark, be or go on ship-board, 
 
 mount, usurp, appropriate : fr. 
 
 fc7rt/3a«V(u. Th. /3airw, to po, 
 
 'EirtiSuTijpia, iu)v, tu, macluues 
 
 or engines to scale walls : fr- 
 'ETTijiaTTipiog, 6, ijjfor or belong- 
 ing to climbing, scalmg, or em- 
 barking : & 
 'EmfidTTjg, ov, 6, epibcUa, one wlio 
 
 Eni 
 
 mounts or embarks, a passenger, 
 mariner, marine, rider, carrier : 
 
 & 
 
 'E7rt/3ar6c, rj, 6v, to which there is 
 access, accessible, easily scaled, 
 mounted : fr. tTTi^alviu. Th. 
 j3fliVw, to go, 
 
 'KTTij3Sa, the fourth day of the 
 feast of Apaturia at Athens. In 
 nuptial festivity, the first day 
 was termed yd/iot, the second 
 tiri^Ca, viz. time following, or 
 succeeding ; fr. tTrifiaipu). Sca- 
 pula (perhaps on the authority 
 of Hesychius) affirms that the 
 last day of a certain festival 
 among the Athenians, termed 
 airaTovpicf, was so named, the 
 first being called Coprrtia, the 
 second dvdppyatg, the third ktov- 
 ptatTig. " The day immediately 
 after the feast, when the com- 
 mon people were allowed to cat 
 the remnant of the festival ; ge- 
 nerally any succeeding day ; the 
 following time : Find. Pyth. iv. 
 249." Dr. Brasse. 
 'E7rij3fj3fj(cwg, oTog, perf. part, 
 act, of fc7rt/3arv(i>, to mount. 
 'ET(/3r//<fi/at, ^ol. or Dor. for 
 iTTijifjpai, a. 2, inf, act, & 
 'EmjiTiffifiEV, Ion, for l7ri(3{](THv, 
 f. 1. infin, act, of the same verb. 
 'ETi(3f}(Teo, mount, pres. imper. 
 Ion. for l7ri/3r/(Tov : fr. iirif^t]- 
 (Tofiai, formed fr. the fut. Th. 
 jiaivu). 
 
 'Enifitjaofitvog, f. 1. m. part, of 
 t7n/3aivw. 
 
 'E-i/S^rtup, opoc, 6, Ion. for tTri- 
 ^urrjg, ov, 6, one who mounts, a 
 horseman ; applied also to the 
 connexion of the sexes. 
 ETTijiid^o^ai, f. dtjofiai, to add 
 force, use force against : fr. tTri, 
 liid^of.iaL. 
 
 'E7r(j3t/3d^tu, to put or place on, 
 cause to mount, put or force on 
 board ; f. dew, p. t7ri/3f/3tj3a(ca, 
 a. 1. liri^ifiafTu : fr. £7ri, j3aivu). 
 'E7r(/3t6(o, a), & 'E7ri/3t(t»/Lti, to live 
 over and above, survive, con- 
 tinue to the end : fr. tTrr, /3io(u. 
 E7rt/3X£7rw, to look upon, look on 
 with pity, regard, consider, dis- 
 cern, inspect : f. \po), perf. tTrt- 
 ^ (i'ifiXifba. Th, (iXtTTuj, to see. 
 'E7rt/3X£\|/fia, ag, e, a. 1. opt. ^ol. 
 of £7ri/3X€7rw. 
 
 E7rt/3\/), rjg, ?'/, a clasp : fr. tTTi- 
 ^uXXofiai, because it is put on 
 ^ or in ; fr. tTri, /3dXXu>. 
 E7ri/3\/;^ta, a'og, to, any thing 
 put on, an addition, outer gar- 
 ment, patch, lid, ornament of a 
 house : fr. the same. 
 ETrijiXi)g, iJTog, 6, a bar, bolt, fr. 
 Ijoing put on the door : fr. tTTi- 
 /3dX\w. 
 EiTijiodit), w, to shout at, cry 
 
 Eni 
 
 over, to, or against, call aloud 
 upon, bark at, utter aloud, sum- 
 mon ; f. r}(Tu}, pei-f. 6Tnl5t(i6i]Ka ; 
 mid. to invoke, implore assist- 
 ance ; celebrate, break forth in 
 shouts of applause : fr.£7r<,/3oda>, 
 to cry out. 
 
 'E7n(3ot]9eia, ag, ?'/, a succouring, 
 assistance, aid : fr. 
 
 'E7n(5ot}9ku), a), f. rjau), to re- 
 inforce, bring succour or assist- 
 ance to, assist beside others. Th. 
 l3oi]9ku). 
 
 'E7n(56}}Tog, 6, 1], far-famed, cele- 
 brated, clamoured against, de- 
 famed, ill-famed, infamous : fr. 
 tTTj, /3od<u. 
 
 'E7rt/36Xatov, ov, to, synon. with 
 t7ri/3X»/^a. 
 
 'E7ri/3oX/), ijg, r), a throwing, lay- 
 ing, or putting on, impression, 
 stamp, weight, incumbrance, tax, 
 impost, applying the mind, be- 
 ginning, undertaking, attack, in- 
 vasion : fr. £7ri/3d\Xw, to put on. 
 Th. /3dXXn>, to cast. 
 
 'E7ri/3oXog, 6, 1], that hits the 
 mark, or obtains : fr. the same. 
 
 'ETTifioffKio, to attend on or feed 
 a flock ; f. ^o<jKi)(Tu}. 'E7rt/36- 
 (TKO^ai, to feed upon. Th. /36(u, 
 fai, f, 6(Tco & ib(T(t), the same. 
 
 'ETTijiovKoXiov, ov, to, synon. with 
 fSovKoXiov, ov, TO, a herd, flock. 
 So 'ETTtjiovKoXog, synon. with 
 fiovKoXog, a herdsman. 
 
 'E7rt/3oi»X£?'/Lta, aTog, to, a design, 
 intrigue, plot, conspiracy : & 
 
 *E7ri/3ouX£vr/}g, ov, 6, a plotter : 
 fr. 
 
 'EnifiovXevo), to design, plan, plot 
 against, lay snares for; f.tvffio: 
 & 
 
 Ett I jSovXi], rjg, ?'/, a snare, plot, 
 artifice ; poet. i7n(3ovXia : & 
 
 'ETTtlSovXog, ov, 6, one who has 
 designs against another ; insi- 
 dious, crafty : fr. tTTi, j^ovXij. 
 
 'ETTifSpaCvvu), f. vvio, to delay, 
 retard, tarry : fr. ctti, (ipadvpio. 
 Th, fipacvg, slow, 
 
 'ETTifipaxv, for a short time. Th. 
 
 ^ l^p^x^Q- 
 
 'ETTilSpsfiio, to roar,murmur, mut- 
 ter at : fr. ctti, (3psfno, f. fxio. 
 
 'Emlipsxio, f. Kio, to wet, iiTigate, 
 rain upon, spread over as a wa- 
 tery cloud. Th. (ipfx^' 
 
 'E7n(5p'i9i]g, kog, 6, rj, weighty, 
 very heavy or grievous : fr. 
 
 'E7rt/3pT'0w, f, 'laio, to grow more 
 and more heavy, press heavily 
 upon, overwhelm, weigh down : 
 fr. tTTt, (5pi9io, to be heavy. 
 
 'E7ri/3()t^do/iai, wfiai, to roar 
 against : fr. t7r«, [ipif-idojiai. 
 
 'E7ri/3p7'<Ty,he should have weigh- 
 ed down, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. act. 
 fr. the preceding verb. 
 
 'ETri^povTrjTog, 6, r), thunder- 
 (237) 
 
 Eni 
 
 struck, beside himself, one de- 
 prived of .sen.se by lightning, 
 malignant. Th. /3porr^. 
 
 'ETTilipif'xoj, f. v^w, to rage, gnash 
 the teeth at : fr. Ini, fipvxn*' 
 
 ' E7ri(3pvuj, f. v(Toj, to abound in : 
 fr. fcTTt, lipvio. 
 
 'E7ri/3t'(i>, to stop or stuff up, stuff 
 with : fr. fc7r»,ji3i'w, f. v'crio. 
 
 'ETrij3o)pia, u)v, tu, things placed 
 on the altar, sacrifices : fr. 
 
 *E7rt/3it>juiof, 6, ?'/, placed on the 
 altar : fr. tTri, (iionog. 
 
 'E7nl3u}<Ta(T9ai, Ion. ^c poet, for 
 tTnlSoijffaaOai, to have invoked 
 for oneself, a. I. inf. m. of £7rt- 
 /3oda> : thus also tirijSoiffwvTai, 
 for txij3ori(Tu)VTai, they should 
 have invoked for themselves, 
 3 pi. a. 1. subj. m. 
 
 'E7rii5o)(T6fit9a, we will invoke for 
 ourselves, contr. for imlioTjtro- 
 fxt9a, 1 pi. f. 1. m. fr. t7rt/3oda; ; 
 thus also l3vS(Taj'Ti for fioijffavTi. 
 
 'E7rt/3a>«TrpfcTv, Dor. for £7rt/3o^i', 
 to cry out on : fr. the same. 
 
 'E7rt(3ioTojp, opog, 6, a shepherd, 
 herdsman : fr. £7rt/36(r»ctu, to 
 feed ; fr. the obsol. th. /36w, the 
 same. 
 
 'ETTtyafipptvio, to marry one al- 
 ready allied by marriage, marry 
 by right of consangumity, marry 
 the wife of a decea-sed brother, 
 give a daughter in marriage, 
 contract affinitv, become a son- 
 in-law ; f. evcrio, perf. tTrtyfyd/i- 
 ^ptvKa, a. 1. iireyd^jSpivaa : fr. 
 tTTi, yafi(3p6g. 
 
 'ETnyafitu), w, f. kffii), to marry 
 again : fr. tTrt, yafikio. 
 
 'ETTiyafiia, ag, r), a second mar- 
 riage, affinity, intermarriage, 
 right of intermarrying : & 
 
 'ETTtyafiog, 6, r), who has reached 
 the age of marriage, marriage- 
 able : fr. tTTt, ydfxog. Th. yaf-uio. 
 
 'ETTiydaTpiov, ov, to, epigastrium, 
 the part above the navel. Th. 
 yaiTi)p, the belly. 
 
 'E7riyai)poo/xai,oi;/iat,to be elated 
 or delighted, take pride in : fr. 
 fcTTi, yaupotu. 
 
 'ETTtyfyoi'ti/f, oTog, perf. part. m. 
 of imyivo^ai, to come upon, &c. 
 
 'ETTjyeia, lov, Ta, ropes by which 
 a ship is fastened to the shore, 
 moorings : & 
 
 'ETTiyfciov, ov, TO, a. mathematical 
 term denoting the lower apsis, 
 or the point in a planet's orbit 
 nearest to the earth, commonly 
 called auge, opp. to dTroyttov. 
 
 'ETTiyfctoe, «Sc 'ETTtyaioc, o, >/, on 
 the earth, earthly, worldly ; tu 
 STTtyHa, temporal, perishable 
 things : fr. tTrt, yia, contr. yij, 
 synon. with yala. 
 
 'ETriyeXdio, w, f. d<Tu>, to laugh at, 
 smile on, deride, jeer. Th. yt- 
 
If ,li 
 
 Eni 
 
 Xaw, to laugh. 
 
 'ETTiyc/ii^w, f. i(To), to fill to re- 
 pletion, overload : fr. iTri, y€/iu>. 
 
 'ETTtytvo/itvot;, a. 2. part. ni. ol 
 tTTiyli'o^ai, to come upon, &c. 
 
 'Eiriytpaipu), to confer honour 
 on : Ir. t7r«, yepaipoj. 
 
 'ETTiyrjOkuj, w, f. 7/Ttu, perf. tTTi- 
 yiyTjBa, to rejoice at : fr. ettJ, 
 y»70£a». 
 ETTiytyvo/xctt, the same as 
 
 'ETTtytvo/Liat, y, trai, to come on 
 or upon, happen at, after, or in 
 consequence ; arise, spring up, 
 arrive, attack suddenly, fall up 
 on, overtake, attain, be bom on 
 or after, succeed ; f. kTriyevrjno- 
 fiai, a. 2. m. iTreysvo^ijVf perf. 
 m. tTTiykyova : fr. tTri, ylvo^ai, 
 to be, ice. 
 
 *E7rtyivo/xt vot, wi^, ot, those who 
 succeed or come after, posterity ; 
 part. pres. of the same. 
 'ETriytrw'ffKw, to know, perceive, 
 learn, discover, observe, know 
 again, recognise, acknowledge, 
 understand, determine, decree, 
 {iiriyvhjcio is not in use,) f. im- 
 yvujffofiai, perf. tTrtyvwfca, a. 1. 
 tTTsyvioffa, a. 2. irrkyviov, wg, w, 
 a. 2. imper. liriyvioOi, a. 2. opt. 
 tTnyvoiTjVf a. 2. subj. iniyvw, 
 tpg^ ^, a. 2. inf. tTriyi'oivat, a. 2. 
 part. iTTiyvovg, ovtoq, perf. pass. 
 tTviyvijJCTfiai, a. 1. ])ass. iinyvni- 
 <TOr]v: fr. tTrt, yn'wVicw. 
 *E7riyXw(r(Taa>, w, f. //(Tw, & (Tcra- 
 oyiai, Att. TTciofiai, dfiai, f. Jjffo- 
 ^ai, to move the tongue against, 
 utter abuse or invectives against, 
 babble against : & 
 
 Eni 
 
 iTTiyviuffOfxai : fr. iTrtytt'wVicw. 
 'ETTiy vwpi^w, to recognise, notify, 
 
 make known : fr. tTri, yviopi^to. 
 'E7rtyvw(Ttc, £a»e, »), cognisance, 
 
 recognition, discernment : & 
 
 'ETTtyvwoTog, 6, r/, known, recog- 
 nised : fr. the same verb. 
 
 'ETTiyovoi, oiv, ol, posterity, de- 
 scendants. Th. yiro/iai, to be, 
 become ; perf. m. yiyova. 
 
 'ETTiyovviciog, 6, 7/, placed on the 
 knee, sitting : ir. 
 
 'Emyovvig, icog, >/, the thigh, 
 muscle of the knee-cap, knee- 
 pan : fr. feTTi, yovv. 
 
 'ETTiypdlScrjv, adv. with a scratch, 
 slightly, by grazing : & 
 
 'E7rtypa/x/xa,aroc, ro, an inscrip- 
 tion, title, epigram : & 
 
 'ETTiypaiptvg, tiog, 6, an assessor 
 of taxes : & 
 
 'Eniypap], Tjg, »'/, an inscription, 
 title, superscription, proclama 
 tion, apportionment of a tax, as 
 sessmcnt : fr. 
 
 ' ETTty pa'0a», to write upon, inscribe, 
 grave upon, gi*aze, scratch, as 
 sess, tax ; f. ;//a>, perf. tTriy'fypa- 
 <paf a. 1. t-ntypa^aj perf. pass. 
 tTriysypafifiai, plupf. i-mytypci^- 
 /iijv, \po, TTTO : fr. iTTi, ypd(pio, 
 to write. 
 
 'ETTiypvirog, o, »/, having an aqui- 
 line nose or curved beak : fr. 
 tTTi, ypvyp. 
 
 'ETTiSaionai, f. aiao^iai, to distri- 
 bute, administer over and above: 
 
 'EflTt^at'ffjoc, 6, »), common, al- 
 lotted for one's shai'e : fr. tTrt, 
 ^a«a>, to share. 
 
 'ETTilaKVix}, to bite into, make a 
 
 'ETTtyXwcrffif, or wTTlg^ i^og, -i]^ 
 ephjlottis, the little tongue or flap 
 annexed to the roof of the mouth, 
 and covering the orifice of the 
 windpipe. Th. yXuifftra, tongue. 
 
 *£7riyva/i7rrw,to bend, bow, bend 
 back, bend to one's purpose, pre- 
 vail upon, persuade, blunt, blunt 
 the purpose, restrain ; f. ;//w, 
 perf. tTreyva/iKpa, a. 1. iyrtyva/i 
 xl^a. Th. yvdj^nrTOJ. 
 
 'ETTiyt'oir], 3 sing. a. 2. opt. 'Etti- 
 yt'OPTfg, nom. pl.fr. 'ETrtyj^org, 
 ovTogf a. 2. part. act. of tTrtyt- 
 
 VuitTKit). 
 
 'E7riyvu)9i, a. 2. imper. act. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 *E7riyvojfio(rvvT],r}g,y,hi\o\\\edge, 
 arbitration, cognisance : & 
 
 *E7nyviofnoVf ovog, 6, »), one who 
 takes cognisance, a judge, arbi- 
 trator ; moderate, indulgent ; 
 wise, intelligent : fr. tTTiyivui- 
 
 (TKIO. 
 
 'ETTiyvioi'ai, to recognise, a. 2. 
 mf. act. & 'ETTiyvifg, 2 sing. a. 
 2. subj. act. tTTiyvWf tpg, ^ ; 
 tTriyvioffOrjffofiai, y, trai, f. 1. 
 pass. & iTTiypoidtaOtj 2 pi. f. 
 
 wound : fr. tTri, ^cikvoj, f. Cti^io 
 
 'ETn^aKpvio, f. vffu), to weep 
 over, lament : fr. tTri, ^aKpi'io. 
 
 'ETTidavii^tOj f. <Tu), to lend farther 
 on interest, increase the loan ; 
 in mid. to increase the sum bor- 
 rowed on interest, receive a far- 
 ther loan on the same mortgage: 
 fr. tTTi, Savti(^u}. 
 
 'ETTi^a-il/iXsvof^iai, f. eiiffOf-iai, &. 
 ei'u), f. (To;, to give liberally, sup- 
 ply abundantly, feast jtlente- 
 ously ; oTi kuI imda\pi\ev(ry rtp 
 TTapactiyfxaTi, Luc. Dial, you 
 luxuriously expatiate, copiously 
 illustrate. Th. ^a\piK))g, iog^ 6, r), 
 libei-al, abundant, &c. 
 
 'ETTt^t, look on, a. 2. imper. of 
 tTTti^oi, to look upon, behold, &c. 
 f. tTTticrujj a. 2. ticov & 'idov : fr. 
 tldu), to see. 
 
 'ETTi^idwKora, ace. sing. i)f. part, 
 act. iTTidtBojKwg : fr. tTri^j'f w/a, 
 to give over and above, increase, 
 &c. : fr. tTTi, cicwfu ; f. Sioffto, 
 perf. ^kSioKOf a. 2. tSujv. 
 
 'ETTtft^c, tog, Of >), synon. with 
 tTTiStvrjgf kog, 6, r), wanting, 
 needy, &c. 
 
 (238) 
 
 Eni 
 
 'ETTidiiyfia, aroc, to, a proof, spe. 
 cimen, testimonial, evidence: fr. 
 
 tTriStlKVVfll. 
 
 'E7rt(^tt'£Xa,adv. in the afternoon; 
 or cTTt StitXtty about afteniuuu 
 time : fr. 
 
 'ETTi^tuXog, 6, »/, belonging to tlie 
 afternoon or evening : fr. trl, 
 iiitXoQ. 
 
 'ETri^t'iKvvfii, or 'Eiri^siKi'vio, to 
 show forth, exhibit, introdiice 
 demonstrate, declare, disjijay 
 give a specimen of ; pres. |tart 
 tTri^tiiert'g, vvTog, f. iTriCtit,^ 
 perf. tTTidtctixci, a. 1. tTrkCit'ta 
 a. 1. imper. tTrtCtt^ov, arot, 2 j)!. 
 iTTiSti^aTt, a. 1. inf. iTric^Ttcu, 
 pres. part. m. tTriitiKvvfitvuQ: 
 
 ir. tTTI, ^tiKVVfll. 
 
 Efrt^nKTiKog, /), ov, given to 
 showing, demonstrative, osten- 
 tatious : fr. the preceding verb. 
 'Etti^uv, to look upon. See h- 
 
 'ETTidtl^ai, a. I. inf. act. tTri^u- 
 ^aaOaif a. 1. inf. m. tTriSfilan, 
 
 2 pi. a. 1. imper. act. tTri^ti^aro, 
 
 3 sing. a. 1. m. : fr. tTri^tiKyvfu, 
 'E,7riCii^ig, nog, i), a demonstra- 
 tion, exhibition, display, know- 
 ledge, proof, instance, specinuu: 
 fr. tirideiKwixi. 
 
 'ETTicmrvfio, io, to eat after sup. 
 per as dessert : fr. tTri, hiTrvl-u}. 
 
 'ETTiStKOTog, tj, ov, containiiifi the 
 whole and one tenth, or elevin- 
 tenths, tenth ; to iin^UaTO], 
 the tenth part or tithe. Th. it- 
 Ka, ten. 
 
 'EiriCfuviog, o, >y,on the bed : fr. 
 tTri, ctfivioi'. 
 
 'ETTiCtKiog, a, ov, at the lisht 
 hand, auspicious, dexterous, 
 graceful, elegant, witty, adroit, 
 hearty, trust- worthy ; tTriatifl 
 "^^tpbg, poet, for Trpbg tu ctita 
 n'ipj] rijg x^'I'^'C? on the ri^^lit, 
 to the east: fr. tTrt, 6t^id, v'v^hi 
 hand. 
 
 'E-Tri^t^ig, log, »/, Ion. for hi- 
 
 'Eiridioi.iai, f. dtii<ronnt, to want 
 
 in addition, want farther, need. 
 
 Th. ikio, to be in need of. 
 'EiridtpKOfiai, to look at, upon, or 
 
 into : fr. tTri, UpKU), to see ; f. -• 
 
 fpajcw, a. 2. tdpaKov. 
 'Eirihfffifvio, f. ivau), to M"tl 
 
 upon, bandage: fr. tTri, ^e<T/itvw: 
 
 & 
 
 'ETri^£<r/ioc, ov, b, a band, band- 
 age, fillet : fr. tTri, Sta^iog. Th. 
 
 'E-rnhviai, Ion. for tTVihry, vou 
 should be deficient in, &f- - 
 sing. pres. subj. m. of tnutro- 
 fjiai, to need, &c. : fr. tTri, ntw 
 for Hu), to want. 
 
 'Eirthvyg, you should need, 2 s. 
 pres. subj. act. of tTriavw. 
 
 Eni 
 
 *E7rt^f»'»)e, tog, b, »), & tTriSsijg, 
 wanting, needy, scanty, inferior, 
 nom. pi. tTri^tufif : fr. tTridtvu}, 
 to need ; same as 
 
 'ETTicevofiai, .synon. with tTrideo- 
 jiai, to need farther, want, need, 
 be deficient in, be inferior to, 
 &c. : fr. tTTI, ctvu) for 6i(t), to 
 want. 
 
 '£Tric"tx;oiw«t» ^^ receive to or take 
 upon one's self, accept, enter- 
 tain, admit ; impf. i-TTtStxofitju, 
 ov, eTo, f. Kofiai, perf. tTriticty 
 fiat. Th. Sixofjat, to take. 
 
 'KTTt^tw, f. rjffu), to put a knot 
 upon, bind, oblige. Th. Stio. 
 
 Em 
 
 (ttu. 
 
 'ETTi^tio, to want. Th. 
 
 '£;riO//Xof, 6, r), evident, mani- 
 fest, discernible, remarkable: fr. 
 tTTI, Si'iXog. 
 
 'E7rir7//iti'w, f. ivau), poet, for 
 
 'EiriSijfisoj, at, to be a new comer, 
 return home from abroad, re- 
 main or sojourn at home or in 
 the city, dwell as a stranger, be 
 ]>revalent among a people ; f. 
 i](Tu)y perf. tTTiCicijurjKa, a. 1. 
 i7r£^//^»/-fTa, a. 1. part, tm^rjfii]- 
 nag, ai'Tog, ace. ixiS?]^t)<TavTa: 
 k 
 
 'E-zi^rjiiia, ag, >/, return heme, 
 abiding at home : & 
 
 'E7rict)fiog8L ' Eindrjfiiog, b, //, re- 
 siding among a people at home, 
 domesticated, sojourning as a 
 stranger ; prevalent among the 
 people, epidemic : fr. tTri, Sijuog. 
 
 'E7ri^iia(iaivu),f.f3})crofiai, to cross 
 over after another, go through 
 against : fr. tTri, dialSaivu). 
 ETTi^iayiixoffictt), to deliberate 
 over again : fr. tTri, diayivdjaKoj. 
 ETTiCiaipeuj, w, f. riau), to distri- 
 bute, divide among : fr. tTrt, Ci- 
 awfio, to divide. 
 
 Einhappijyvviii, f. pi)Ktt), to 
 break or burst through, burst 
 asunder: fr. tTri, ha, prjyvvfu. 
 EiTiharaaao^iai, to order or ap- 
 point farther ; add beside, ar- 
 Kuigo anew ; f. ^ofiai, a. 1. m. 
 tTTihfTa^afiTjv, tu, aro : fr. tTri, 
 
 ^ lid, Turraoj, or ttoj, to arrange. 
 Ertaarpi'/iSw, f. v^tu, to spend or 
 cimsuine time upon: fr. tTri, ^la- 
 
 f^TriCihi(TKio,f . a^oj, to teach over 
 and above, or farther, instruct 
 _>n what remains : tTri, Si^dcrKU). 
 EnidUwui, to give over and 
 above, give to a request, yield 
 give over, deliver up, in- 
 
 mid, fr. t-TTihaipeo). 
 'ETTidurijg, kog, 6, r), that has 
 gone beyond two years, of more 
 than two years standing ; tTrt- 
 cuTsg ifl3r)(TavTeg, having for 
 two years and more been ranked 
 among the ephebi : fr. tTri, 6voj, 
 tTog. 
 'ETTidi'Cjjfiai, Ion. same as 
 ETTt^t'^o/wat, to seek over and 
 above, search after. Th. di^oj. 
 'ETTtSiKa'Cof-iai, to dispute at law, 
 or liave awarded to one an in- 
 heritance, lay claim to, adjudge: 
 fr. tTri, hKu^tt). Th. Sikt]. 
 
 'E7ridiKog,b, »/, liable to litigation, 
 subject to dispute, litigious, con- 
 tentious : fr. the same th. 
 
 'ETrt^vttu, Cj, f. rj(T(i), to whirl 
 
 round, turn about : fr. tTri, hvew, 
 
 the same. Th. diiftj, a whirlpool. 
 
 ETrt(*ir/;<Tag, a. 1. part. act. of the 
 
 above. 
 
 'ETri^top0ou>,uJ,to set to rights, put 
 in order, rectify, correct, amend ; 
 f. (t)(Tio, perf. iiri^itjjpQijjKa, a. 1. 
 act. iTTi^iu)pQo)(Ta, a. 1. subj. act. 
 tTTidiopBuxTio, yg, y, a. 1 . subj. m. 
 iTnctopOojmofiai, y, ijrai : fr. 
 tTTI, Cut, optfog. 
 
 ETriSLTrXacrid^u), f. d<Ja>, to dou- 
 ble, redouble, repeat : fr. tTri, 
 ^iTrXaiTtoc. 
 
 'ETri^iTrXoi^w, f. icroj, & 'ETrici- 
 TrXdw, u>, f. u)(Tuj, the same. 
 
 *ETria0pitig, ddog, »>, a place in 
 the chariot, part of the chariot, 
 ring m the box, &c. to which 
 the reins, when necessary, were 
 suspended : & 
 
 'E7rici<pptog,b, ij, seated or placed 
 in a chariot, sedentary, idle : 
 fr. tTTI, Si<ppog. 
 
 'Eiridixa, apart, separately, poet, 
 adv. for %W|Oic. Th. ^ig, twice ; 
 hence comes Sixn, separately. 
 
 'ETri^itJfcra*, to pursue farther : fr. 
 tTri, £iijJK(t). 
 
 'Eiri^oid^io, f. dffiOy to doubt : fr. 
 tTri, Soid<^oj. 
 
 'E7rih)VTeg, nom. pi. a. 2. part, 
 act. fr. iTTiSoi'g. See tTriSlSajfii. 
 
 'Eirido^og, b, i), on which or of 
 whom an opinion is entertained, 
 expected ; as tTrido^og ijv 13a 
 (TiXtvEiv, he was thought likely 
 
 Em 
 
 'ETTi^ovvai, a. 2. inf. act. & 
 
 'ETTt^oi^f, a. 2. part, of tmdidio^i. 
 
 'ETTidpafiopTog, gen. s. a. 2. part. 
 
 kiriSpafioiKTa, a. 2. part. f. g. fr. 
 
 tTriTptxit), to run upon. Th. rpi- 
 
 ^ X(o, f. Opinio, a. 2. act. tdpafiov. 
 
 'ETTi^pdrrofiai, to lay hold on, 
 
 ^ grasp : fr. tTri, ^pdaao). 
 
 'ETTi^pondijj, w, f. ?/(rw, to run 
 upon : fr. 
 
 'Eiridpoixi), ijg, y, an inroad, at- 
 tack, incui*sion, invasion : & 
 
 'ETTiSpofiia, ac, »}, the same : & 
 
 'EiriSpofiog, b, tj, running towards 
 or against ; easy of approach, 
 liable to be overrun, level : fr. 
 tTTirpt^w. Th. rptxtu, to run, f. 
 Ope^u), perf. SidpdfiijKa, perf. m. 
 Cedpofia. 
 
 'ETTidvio, & 'Etti^i'Vo), to sink, 
 set upon ; f. vcru) ; tTrtci^erw, 3 
 sing. pres. imper. Th. tvio, to 
 go under. 
 
 'ETTi^oJixtv, 1 pi. a. 2. subj. of tTrt- 
 
 'ETTtCionev, 1 pi. a. 2. subj. act. 
 tTTidiofitOa, a. 2. subj. m. 1 pi. fr. 
 tTrtiOtu for t^opdto, to look into. 
 
 'ETTi^oij', a. 2. pt. act. of the same. 
 
 'ETTt^wVto, eig, ei, f. 1. ind. act. of 
 tTri^tf(t»/it. 
 
 'ETritiKfta, ag, r), equity, mode- 
 ration, mercy, meelaiess, mild- 
 ness : fr. tTTitiKrjg. 
 
 'ETTitiKiXog, b, ?), lil : fr. tT*:t- 
 Xog, the same. Th. tiKrw. 
 
 'ETritiKfuw, f. evffoj, to be meek, 
 mild, equitable, merciful : fr. 
 
 'ETrt£t»f»)c, tog, b, »/, just, equita- 
 ble, beseeming, proper, deco- 
 rous, that prefers equity to strict 
 and austere justice, mild, mer- 
 ciful, reasonable, moderate, suf- 
 ficient ; tTTUiKkg (viz. tori), it is 
 meet and fit, proper : & 
 
 'ETrtfticroc, »)» bv, ea,sy to be borne 
 with, easy of compliance, yield- 
 ing : & 
 
 'Ettuikojq, adv. justly, moderate- 
 ly, fitly, sufficiently, probably ; 
 i-rrifiKiog TrdXai, a pretty con- 
 
 to, 
 
 crca.se, advance, 
 
 improve 
 
 tTr- 
 
 tTrttoQtjVj tjg, t]. Th. diSwm, to 
 
 liTt^itXojiievot, having divided 
 among themselves, a. 2. part. 
 
 to come to the throne ; also re- 
 nowned, celebrated, illustrious : 
 fr. tTri, ^oKa, opinion, glory. Th. 
 CoKBut. Hence 
 
 'ETrt^o^wf, adv. gloriously. 
 
 'ETi-tf'opTTiov vdwp, water neces- 
 sary for supper: fr. tTrt, Soprrov. 
 
 'ETrt^opTric, i^og, >/, a second 
 course, dessert : fr. tTri, loprrov. 
 
 'Erridog, a. 2. imper. act. of itti- 
 Sidwfii. 
 
 'Enidoffig, iwg, j},an addition, in- 
 crease, improvement, yielding 
 to : fr. the same verb. 
 (239) 
 
 siderable time ago : fr. tTri, tcic<«, 
 
 to yield, be like, &c. 
 'ETrtti/itrog, rj, ov, clothed, clad, 
 
 for tiptifiki'og, perf. part. j)ass. 
 
 poet. : fr. tTri, 'ioj, or tVvi'^i, to 
 
 l)ut on, f. t(T(u, a; 1. tlcra. 
 'ETrttiv, Ion. for ttpitiv &. t<piivai. 
 
 See tTrttvat. 
 'ETrttX^o/tai, to desire greatly: fr. 
 
 tTri, tX^ofiai. 
 'ETrttXTTto, set your hope on, pres. 
 
 imper. Ion. fr. 
 'ETTttXTro/tat, poet, for tXTTi'^tu, to 
 
 hope ; f. trtu, perf. ?;\Trt»ca. Th. 
 
 tXTrif, hope. 
 'ETritvai, pres. inf. fr. t Trft/tt, or 
 
 tTrii7/tt, to invade. See tweijui : 
 
 also Ion. for iipuvai, fr. tipirjfii. 
 'ETTUvvvfii, to put on, clothe ; 
 
 If ^. I 
 
 hi 
 
I; 
 
 I: 
 
 ■I't 
 
 |H 
 
 EOI 
 
 mid. to clothe one's self, assume. 
 See tTTUifikvog. 
 'EwuffaacrOai, by doubling the ct, 
 for tTTUffaaOai, poet, foi* ttpktra- 
 aOai, a. 1. inf. m. k-mtaadfitvog, 
 a. 1. part. m. fr. Ittuvi'Vjxi, f, 
 tTTUcrio : fr. IttI, eVry/xt, or 'iio, 
 to put on ; f. eaujj a. 1. ni. tlad- 
 
 'ETTifCTTai, 3 sing. perf. pass. fr. 
 tTTikio, to put on ; f. 1. tTrikauj, 
 a. I. tlrra, perf. pass. «T/Ltat, and 
 by the insertion of <t it becomes 
 iiajjiai, aai, arai. Hence t7rt£- 
 orat. 
 
 'ETTt^apgw, f. »;<Tw, to weigh down, 
 press, oi)press ; an Arcadian 
 vvoi-d for fc7ri/3ap£oj, Eur. Phoen. 
 45, to sweep over the sea as a 
 storm or as a bird of prey, &c. 
 
 'ETCildiptkoQ, 6, ?/, vehement, 
 swelling, foaming. Hence 
 
 'E7r(^a0£Xwc, adv. terribly, furi- 
 ously : fr. tTTt, ^a0t\/)c, vehe- 
 ment, savage. 
 
 'ETTi^aw, w, f. /;aw. Ion. -^ww, f. 
 wfTtu, to survive : fr. fc7r<, sdw. 
 
 'RTnZ,tvyvvo), or -i"'/i'» ^* ^*^» ^^ 
 put a yoke on, join as with a 
 yoke, join together : fr. tTrt, 'C,tv- 
 yvvoj, or vfit. 
 
 'ETTi'CtvKiQ, ewg, //, junction ; ejn- 
 zeuxls, a figure of speech when 
 any word or term in poetry is 
 repeated, without any other 
 words occurring between ; con- 
 junction ; fr. perf. pass, of the 
 preceding verb. 
 
 ETvi^km, f. kau), to cause to boil, 
 boil up ; rage : fr. tTri, ^fo^. 
 ETTt^r/Xog, 6, r/, envied, admired, 
 enviable : fr. tTrt, ^fiXoq. 
 E7ri^/;/iioe, 6, I/, injurious, de- 
 structive : fr. £7rt, ^rjfiia. 
 ETTt^/^^tow, at, to fine, mulct : fr. 
 «7rt, ^rifjiidoj. 
 
 ETTi^yi/, pres. inf. act. to survive. 
 See ^yv. 
 
 ETn^rjrrai, a. 1. inf. act. to have 
 survived. See ^jjv. 
 ETriZrjTkiOy ui, to seek over &. 
 above, ask farther, earnestly ; f. 
 rjffioy perf. iiriZrjTrjKa, a. 1. tTTi- 
 trjTT]<Ta : fr. Itti, KrjTfio. 
 'ETTi^wvvv/ii, f. loffijj, to gird on, 
 gird, mid. to gird one's self : fr. 
 
 'ETTty, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. act. fr. 
 l<pif]fii, to send upon ; f. Itprjffw, 
 Ion. tTTJjaio, a. 2. t(piov, Ion. 
 eiriov, a. 2. subj. tTritu. 
 
 'E7rt;;\6i', 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 tiridWu), to send or bring on : 
 fr. fcTTi, i'a\Xa>, f. iaXuf, to send, 
 a. 1. irjXa. 
 
 'ETTiijpa, rdy things sought for as 
 being loved, agreeable ; tiriijpa 
 ^k^)tiv, to oblige or gratify : see 
 the word following. 
 
 'ETTtfipavog, for-tTruyparog, by the 
 
 Efll 
 
 change of r into v, by sync. ittI]- 
 parog, & t7ro/poe, o, j), worthy 
 to be loved, agreeable : fr. tirl, 
 kpdio, to love, by the change of 
 t into I/. 
 
 'ETrincrOsi'Tfg, Ion. or poet, for 
 i^ya^errtCj nom. pi. a. 1. part. 
 pass.ofi0^fo/xoi. to find pleasure 
 in a thing : fr. tiri, i'lCof-iai, to be 
 delighted. Th. t)cvg, sweet. 
 
 'E7ri(^a\a/utoc, 6, »'/, relating to 
 or connected with marriage : to 
 kTriOaXdniov, epithalantium, the 
 nuptial song. Th. OdXa^og, a 
 chamber. 
 
 'EinOaXdacTiog, Att. TTiog, Sc 
 ' ETTiOaXaTTic log, 6, //, on or by 
 the sea, maritime. Th. Gd- 
 
 Xarra 
 'ETnOavdriogy 6, »/, devoted to 
 
 death : fr. iiri, Odvarog^ death. 
 
 Th. 9vl](TKio, to die ; f. Oavovfiai, 
 
 a. 2. tOavov. 
 
 'E7nOap<Tv'vuj, f. vrut, to encou- 
 rage, cheer : fr. i-jri, Qapavvto. 
 'ETTiOavfid^ui, f. ao-w, to wonder 
 
 at, admire, honour : fr. tTrt, 
 
 Oavfxc'iZio. 
 'ETTiOtivai, to have placed or put 
 
 upon, a. 2. inf. act. tTriOtig, 
 
 kvTog, a. 2. part. tTri^eTrf, by 
 
 sync, for iniOtiijTe, 2 pi. a. 2. 
 
 opt. act. fr. fcTTi, TiOrjiJitj to place; 
 
 f. Orjffit), a. 2. tOrjv. 
 'ETriOifin, arog, to, a thing put on 
 or added, addition : & 
 
 'ETriOtaig, fiog, »'/, the act of put- 
 ting or laying on, onset, in- 
 vasion, imposition : fr. tTrtrt- 
 Ot] jjii, to put or place on, &c. 
 
 'E7nOt(T7ri'CiOy f. tno, to give out 
 oracles upon : fr. liri, OiffTriZio. 
 
 'ETTiOeTiKog, /), 6v, apt to deceive 
 or impose upon, prompt to at- 
 tack : & 
 
 'EiriOtTog, b, >/, added, thrown in 
 beside, put or fastened on, an- 
 nexed, imposed, foreign ; iiri- 
 0£roi',(viz.oi'o/tta,) among gram- 
 marians, an cjnthet, adjective 
 added to denote the quality : fr. 
 tTnTiOrj^i. 
 
 'ETTiOiw, f. Gtvaofiai^ to run upon, 
 attack : fr. tTrJ, Osio. 
 
 'EttiOjj, yg, 3 & 2 sing. a. 2. subj. 
 act. IttiOCj ; fr. t7rtrt0»/^i. 
 
 'EmOrjKrj, rjg, ?'/, accession, addi- 
 tion : & 
 
 'ETTt^i/jua, aTog, to, a cover, lid, 
 covering : fr. iinTiGi)fxi, to put 
 or place on. Th. TiOqfii. 
 
 'ETTiOijatTai, 3 sing. f. I. m. tTrt 
 Biiaofxai, fr. the same verb & th. 
 
 'EiriOi, invade, pres. imper. fr, 
 iTTtifii, fr. tlfii, to go ; pres. im- 
 per. Wi, iTio, a. 2. i'ov. 
 
 'EiriOfitv, by sync, for tTriOo^tv, 
 1 pi. a. 2. ind. act. of TrtiOvj, to 
 persuade ; f. Trdaofiai. 
 
 'ETTiOod^tu, f. d(Tu)y to sit as a 
 (240) 
 
 Eni 
 
 suppliant, beseech earnestly, be- 
 wail, be in distress : fr. tTri, 
 0od^tu, synon. with Gdadio. 
 'EtciGov, a. 2. ind. act. tTrt^^orro, 
 3 1>1. a. 2. m. of ^n^B^t), to per- 
 suade, jterf. m. tte Troika, pcii. 
 pass. TrkTrtKJjxaif f. 1. pass, ttu- 
 
 'EiriOopka), io, to leap upon, rusli 
 
 against : fr. tTrt, Goptuj. 
 'E7ri6opvj3tio, w, f. ji(Ttu, to be tu- 
 multuous, clamour against or in 
 favour of : fr. ini, 6opv^toj. 
 'EiriOpaffvi'io, f. vvtjj, to give ad- 
 ditional boldness to, render bold: 
 fr. tTTi, Opdaog, by metath. for 
 tidpcroc, 
 'ETTiOptKciQ, 2 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 Ion. fr. tTTiTpexu), to run upon, 
 skim over, 6ic. Th. Tptx^o, f. 
 Opi'^u), perf, ltCpdfit]Ka, a. 2. 
 tCpafiov. 
 'ETTiOpuiffKovna, leaping upon, yv. 
 part. f. g. fr. tTriOpuiaKuj, to Ka|> 
 upon or against. Th. OpiorrKoj, 
 to leap. 
 'E-mBvixeuj, to set one's mind 
 upon, lust after, covet, long for; 
 imperf. iirtOv^teov ovvj ag iir, 
 f. ijffio, lieri'. i7riTt0vfit]Ka, a. I. 
 inf. act. iTTiOvfiiiaat : fr. tTri, 
 Ovfiog. 
 'ETriOvfiTJixa, arog, to, & 'EttjOi'- 
 jxijffig, tiog, i), an object of fond- 
 ness, &c. fondness, longing aft( r, 
 desire : fr. the verb j)rt cedini;. 
 'ETn9vfxr]Tt)g, ov, 6, & 'EttiOi'/i;/- 
 Ttipa, ag, »/, one fond of, an ad- 
 mirer : fr. the same. 
 'ETTiOvfitjTiKog, ?), 6v, disposed to 
 
 desire : fr. the same. 
 'ETnOvfxrjTbg, rj, ov, desirable, 
 
 coveted : fr. the same. 
 'ETTiQi'iua, ag, »/, desire, lonj^niir 
 
 after, cupidity, lust : inl, (^r/air. 
 'ETnOvfiidfiaf ciTog, to, incense : 
 
 fr. 
 ' EttS vpidii), f. d'ffu), to burn rr 
 
 otter incense : fr. tTrt, Ovfudo. 
 'EttiOvvoj, f. WW, to cany 
 
 straight, direct: fr. tTri, lOvrio. 
 'ETnOvuj,i'. v'aio, perf. iinTtiivKa, 
 
 to rush or make a furious attack 
 
 upon one, sacrifice upon, i><'ur 
 
 libation upon : fr. tTri, Ovuj, tlu 
 
 same. 
 'ETrt^wrrat, 3 pi. a. 2. subj. ni. fr. 
 
 iTriTiOiiixi, to put or place on ; 
 
 a. 2. m. iTTiQ'mt]v. Th. ri0/i/<«. 
 'ETrt0u;()aK-(^a», to arm with a 
 
 breast-plate. Th. Gojpa%. 
 'ETnOiopi)(Taio, f. ^w, to arm 
 
 against ; mid. to arm one's sell 
 
 against : fr. tTri, Gajpiinaio. 
 'E7rieuju(T<Tuj, f. ^w, to incite, urge 
 
 on : fr. tTri, Qajvaam. 
 'ETrtiOTtup, opoc, 6, well versed 
 
 in anything : fr. tTri, ifft)fii. 
 'EiriKaOkKofiat, f. tSovfiai, to seat 
 
 one's self upon, sit upon : ii- 
 
 Eni 
 
 tTTi, KaOsl^ofiai. 
 'ETTiKdOijuai, to sit or. or at ; rpa- 
 TTS^y, sitting at the table as was 
 the custom of monev-chanjxers 
 or bankers ; to besiege : fr. tTri, 
 Kaffijiiat. 
 'EiriKaOt'Cio, to cause to sit on, 
 place upon ; besiege ; f. iffio, 
 jjerf. tTTiKtKdOiKa, a. 1. tTrtKaOi- 
 rra, a. 1. part. tTriKcd)irrag, av- 
 Tog : fr. tTri, KoOi'^oj, to cause 
 or make to sit. Th. t^w, f. Ww, 
 the same. 
 
 'ETriKatroio, oi, f. ioaio, to renew, 
 remodel : fr. tTri, Kaivoio. 
 
 'ETTticnitoiog & 'ETrtKainog, b, >'/, 
 timely, seasona!)le, suitable, es- 
 sential, temporary. Th. Kaipbg, 
 occasion. 'ETriicaipa>(,', adv. op- 
 portunely. 
 
 'ETrtKrai'cti, f. Kav(To),to burn upon, 
 set on fire : fr. tTri, Kaiw. 
 
 'ETTiKaXsofiai, ovfiai, to give an 
 additional name to, call upon, 
 invoke, summon, call ; to be sur- 
 named, be accused, appeal ; f, 
 kaofiai, perf. tTrtJct/cXr/zttat, ])lup. 
 tTreKiKXrjpiji', ao, to, a. 1. m. tTrt- 
 KaXt.<jd^ii)v, w, aro, a. 1. subj. m. 
 iTriKaXifTiofiai, y, »;rac, a. 1. pass. 
 tTnKXijfjtjv, a. 1. part. jmss. tTri- 
 KXijOehj, tlaa, kv : fr. 
 
 *E7riKaXtit), Cj, f. r]<ruj, pf. K^KX-qKa, 
 to call upon, call by name, give 
 a surname, invoke, implore, 
 summon, accuse : fr. tTri, "caXia^. 
 
 'E7rt*caXoj';/iiva \prf^iara, money 
 taken by one from another, & 
 for whicli the owner is plaintiff: 
 fr. tTTiKaXeofiai. 
 
 'ETriKdXvfifia, arog, to, a veil, 
 covering, pretext : fr. 
 
 'ETrtKaXyTrrw, to throw a veil 
 over, conceal, hide : fr. tTri, Ka- 
 XvTTTio, to cover ; f. v^w, perf. 
 KtKdXv^a, perf. pass. KfcdXvyii- 
 Hai, a. I. pass. iKaXv^Oijv. 
 
 ETriKUfiTn), ijg, i), a bending, 
 wheeling, evolution : fr. 
 
 'ETTtKa/iTrnu, or 'Errtyj/ajUTrrw, to 
 bend toward or inwards, work 
 upon, persuade ; wheel round ; 
 f. y^u). Th. KdfiTTTo), to bend. 
 
 E;rifc-a7tTri'Xof, 6, >/, bent : fr. 
 iTri, KafiTTvXog. 
 
 ErriKdpcriog, a, ov, or ov, 6, )'/, 
 synon. with the root Kapcriog, 
 oblique, lying to the side. 
 
 'E—tKaTaj3aii'uj, a, 2. tTrtK:art/3/;v, 
 to go down to, descend against : 
 fr. tTri, Kara, liaivio. 
 
 ETriKarajSciXXM, to let down, 
 throw down upon : fr. tTri, kotu, 
 fidXXio. 
 
 ETTiKUTaKXtiu), to shut up : fr. 
 tTri, Krtrd, KXtiio. 
 
 ETTiKciTaKXvfTai, a. 1. inf. act. of 
 tTTtKara/cX/'^w, to inundate, over- 
 flow : fr. tTri, KaTU, kXv'^oj. 
 
 EiriKaTaKoifidojiai, f. ij<Tojjiai, to 
 
 EllI 
 
 Eni 
 
 lie down or sleep upon : fr. tTri,rETrtic€u0a>, f. evtrto, to hide by 
 Kara, fcoindio. covering up or over, conceal : fr. 
 
 ' ETTLKaTaXafifSdi'd}, to overtake, 
 catch, surprise, hang over : fr. 
 tTri, KciTU, Xafil3dvoi. 
 'ETTiKaTnfxu'ut, f. j'w, to remain 
 an additional or longer time : fr. 
 tTTi, Kara, /xevu). 
 ETrtKttraTrXtw, to sail an addi- 
 tional or further wav. Th. TrXtcu. 
 ETTiKaTapaofjiai, w/^iai, to pour 
 curses on, execrate : fr. tTri, 
 *crt rajodojuai : & 
 ' ErriKaTdpaTog, b, //, cursed, exe- 
 crable : fr. tTri, KardpciTog, ac- 
 cursed. Th. dpd, dg, i). 
 ' ETTiKctTappLTrTno, at, to throw 
 down upon: fr. tTri,K-arti, piTTTiuj. 
 ' E7riKaTa<T<pd^io, f. d^io, to slay 
 
 upon : fr. tTri, KaTU, c^drrio. 
 'E7riKaTa\p€v^ofiai, f. tvaofiai, 
 to tell additional falsehoods 
 against : fr. tTri, Kara, \pEvCitj. 
 'ETTiKaTtifii, to go down, descend 
 upon ; part. pres. iniKaTioiv : 
 fr. tTri, KaTU, tZ/ii. 
 'E Tr ticauro^, 6, //, burnt at one 
 end, burnt, sacred. Th. Kaiio, 
 to bum ; f. Kavffoj. 
 'EiriKaxXdl^io, to dash or splash 
 
 against : fr. tTri, KaxXd^io. 
 'ETTiKeifxai, to lie upon, press upon 
 follow closely, impend, urge, be 
 urgent or importimate, lie near, 
 assail ; 3 ]d. tTriKtivrai, imperf. 
 lireKfifiijv, (TO, to, pres. inf. tTri- 
 KiXaOai, pres. part. tTriKtij-ieiog, 
 f. eTTiKsiaroiJia .. Th. Kiljxai. 
 'ETTiKsipu), to shear off, cut off, 
 
 destroy : fr. tTri, Ktipio. 
 'ETTiKeKXjjixkvog, perf. part. pass, 
 of tTrticaX8o//at, to call upon : 
 which see. 
 'ETrtK:6»cXo/iat, to call upon, in- 
 voke : fr. tTri, /ctfcXo/zat. 
 'ETrtKtXat^Iti*, w, f. //crtu, to shout 
 
 at, applaud : fr. tTri, KsXadeio. 
 'ErriKiXeuu), to e.xhort, excite : fr. 
 
 tTri, KrtXcutt*. 
 
 'Ettik-IXXw, f. K^XfToj, to bring to 
 land, run ashore : fr. tTri, ksXXio. 
 
 'ETTiKepdvpv^i, f. KepdcTio : & 
 
 'ETTiKipdio, contr. tTrifcpa'w, f. 
 Kpd'ffuj, to pour upon, and mix 
 with, mingle, temper : fr. tTri, 
 Kepdio. 
 
 'ETriKtpt^/yg, kog, b, f], gained over 
 and above. Th. KipSog, tog, to, 
 gain. 
 
 'KTriicfp^iov, TO, profit, gain : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 'EiriKipTOiiioKTa, Dor. for liriKsp- 
 TOftkovffa, ovffa, pres. part. f. g. 
 fr. 
 
 'ETrtfc-tjOro/Ltta;, io, f. i)(no, ])f. ijKa, 
 to address to one words sharp & 
 keen, and which as it were cut 
 the heart in twain ; revile, re- 
 proach. See farther in Ksp- 
 Toukvj. 
 
 (24n 
 
 tTri, KfvOio. 
 'ETTiKiictiov, ov, TO, epicediunif a 
 dirge : fr. 
 
 ETriKt'iciiog, b, //, funereal, sad : 
 fr, tTri, Kijcog. 
 'ETriKtjniog, or 'ETTiKqpog, b, »/, 
 subject to fate or death, calami- 
 tous ; wretched : fr. tTri, Kt'ip. 
 ETTiKiinvKiVfin, arog, to, a depu- 
 tation, mission of heralds : fr. 
 'ETTiKtjpuKevofxai, f. eiKTOftai, to 
 do any thing through the agency 
 of a herald, trt\it or communi- 
 cate through heralds : fr. tTri, 
 
 K)]pVKfViO. Th. Ki]pV^, 
 
 Etv I K tjpvff a iiv dpyvpwi' tivi, to 
 set a price upon any one's head : 
 fr. 
 
 'E,-:riKrjpv(T<Tu), or rrw, f. ^u>, to 
 denounce by proclamation or by 
 a herald, set forth by edict : fr. 
 tTri, KTjpvcrcru), or ttoj, to pro- 
 claim. Th. KtipvK- 
 ETnKiSvtjfii, to scatter upon or 
 over : fr. ^Tri, Kicvtjfii, Sc this 
 fr. (TKeddit), to scatter. 
 
 'ETTiKivCuvog, 6, J/, exposed to 
 pen'il, dangerous. Th, KivSvvog. 
 
 'FiTTiKivCvviog, adv. with danger. 
 ETTiKlvftx}, (D, f. i)rTio, to shake at, 
 set in motion. Th. Kiviu). 
 ETriKipvairOai, to be well mixed ; 
 fr. tTri, Kipvdu), or Kinvtjfii^ syn- 
 onym, with Krtpdi'i^t'^t, to mix. 
 
 'ETriicXaJw, Att. kXu'io, f. avTofini, 
 to weep over or besides, deplore: 
 fr, *7ri, KXaito. Hence 
 
 'E7riK:Xrtf'r(»c, 6, >'/, lamentable, 
 wailing, mournful. 
 ETrifcXtiw, to celebrate, praise, 
 invoke, shut up : fr. tTri, icXtiw. 
 
 'ETrifcXeTrroj, to steal, f. x^no. Th. 
 /cXtrrroj. 
 
 'ETrt»cX/;0£i^, eiaa, ti/, a. 1. part, 
 pass. fr. tTTi/caXtojuat, to call 
 upon ; which see. 
 
 'ETTiKXtjixa, aTog, to, an accusa- 
 tion, charge : fr. iniKaXeio. 
 
 'ETTiKXijpng, b, i), sole heir or 
 heiress : fr. trri, KXi)pog. 
 
 'ETTijcXr/cTrti, a. 1. inf. act. tTru-Xij- 
 (Tag, a. 1. part, by sync. fr. tTTi- 
 KciXsio, to call upon, &c. ; f. t<r(u, 
 perf. iTTiKtKXijKa : fr. tTri, KaXlai. 
 
 *ETr'tKXr](ng, ewg, y, an appellation, 
 surname, calling on, imputation : 
 fr. the same verb. 
 
 *ETri>cX/;roc, b, //, invited, sum- 
 moned, denominated, celebrated, 
 blamed : fr. tTri, KaXeu). 
 
 'E-n-tKXivTpov, ov, TO, a chair- 
 back, couch : 6c 
 
 'ETriKrXi'j'o^, f. vuj, to bend to, in- 
 cline, turn towards, recline, lie 
 against : fr. tTri, kXiuu). 
 
 'ETTiKXoi'eu}, a, to throw into con- 
 fusion, drive towards : fr. tTri, 
 KXoveu). 
 
 R 
 
Ell I 
 
 'ETTifcXoTTOC, o, rj, tliievishly dis- 
 posed, over-reaching ; cimning, 
 tricky : fr. tTri, k-Xetttw, f. ;//ct», 
 perf. m. KiKXana, 
 
 'EttikXv^u), to overflow, inundate: 
 fr. fcTTj, k\v^io,\'. (Tix),a.\. tKXvcra, 
 perf. Kfc/cXi'K-a. Hence 
 
 'E7ritc\v(jT0Q, 1], ov, inundated. 
 
 'ETTiKXvrbi^, illustrious, famous : 
 fr. fcTTt, kXvtoq. 
 
 'EttikXvu), f. v(T(o, to hear, attend 
 or listen to : fr. irri, kXvu). 
 
 'F.Tr I kXioOu), to draw out wool, «&c. 
 put on a spindle, spin out the 
 threads of fate and destiny : fr. 
 irri, kXwOoj, f. KrXwcro*. 
 
 'Ettikvc'iio, ui, to grate, scrape up- 
 on : fr. tTTJ, Kvciio. 
 
 'E-TTiKviOfiai, Ion. for tcfuKvU^ai. 
 
 'ETTiKot/iao/tai, w/mt, to sleep up- 
 on, brood over : fr. tTri, koiuciu) 
 
 EH I 
 
 Eni 
 
 to draw to a head, fulfil, accom-] KpovKa, to heat upon, drive in, 
 
 strike against. Th. Kpovu). 
 'llTTtKovrrTU}, f. xpio, synon. with 
 the th. ifpt'Trrw, to hide, concea!, 
 dissemble, hide by covering over. 
 JlTTiK-pi'^ot,, t}, or, poet, same a< 
 Kpv^ioi;, a, 01', 6iL (cpi/Trrof;, hid- 
 den, concealed. Th. KpVTTTU). 
 Ettikqw^u), to croak, caw : fr. 
 
 j)lish, bring to pass ; f. avu), a. 
 1. kirkKp7)va : fr. tTrt, Koaivio, f. 
 vut. 
 
 'EiriKpavai, to nod assent to, ful- 
 fil, a'. 1. inf. of the above verb ; 
 & tTTiKpavtiQ, 2 sing. f. 1. act. 
 
 'ETViKodlOijv, I was made or be- 
 came bitter, exasperated, a. 1 
 ind. pass. fr. TriKpaivw, to make 
 bitter ; f. avw, perf.7r£7rtKpay»ca. 
 Th. TTiKpb^, bitter. 
 
 'ETziKpdvov, 01', TO, a cap, cover- 
 ing for the head, fillet, crest, 
 epicranium : fr. ini, K-pcivov. 
 
 'V-TTiKparaioio, u), f. <o(ro>, to make 
 additionally sure, strengthen still 
 more, overpower, vaiupiish; tTrt- 
 KpaTaiu}9rjv, a. 1. ind. pass. I 
 overpowered, prevailed against. 
 
 Th. KOCCTOQ 
 
 'ETTiKoivor, (viz. yivoQ,) epkene,^'E7^lKpaTf:la,ac, v, power, power 
 a term in grammar, of both gen- 
 ders; used adverbially to signify 
 in common, promiscuously ; n. 
 
 
 g. fr. 
 'Ettikoivoq, 0, //, common, mixed, 
 
 promiscuous. Th. koivoq. 
 'ETTiKotviJiJVBoj, io, f. ricroj, to com- 
 
 nnmicate, have in connnon, be 
 
 common : fr. tTrJ, Koiviovioj. 
 'ETTiKOiiTTciZio, f. (Tw, to boast, 
 
 vaunt, extol : fr. tTrt, Ko/x7ra^w. 
 'EiriKOTTTu), f. \pu}, to strike upon 
 
 with intent to cut, cut oft' or 
 
 short ; mid. to beat the breast, 
 
 lament : fr. tTrt, Koirrii). 
 
 E7riK0(r^kit), io, f. ijcrto, pf. trriKS- 
 
 KOff^ijKa, to adorn over and a- 
 
 bove, embellish : fr. tTri, Koa^iu). 
 'ETTiKOTog, 6, V, angry, incensed ; 
 
 to be blamed : fr. tTrt, kotoq. 
 
 Hence 
 'EiTiKOTioQ, adv. angrily. 
 'EiriKoi'pnoQ, ov, 6, Epicurean, a 
 
 follower of Epicurus; name of a 
 
 sect, derived from its foimder 
 
 Epicurus, a philosopher. 
 'EiriKOVpLo, G), to give assistance 
 
 to, come to the aid of ; f. iiaui : 
 
 fr. iiriKOVpoQ. Hence 
 
 'VjTTiKovpqfjia, arog, rb, a help, 
 aid, remedv : 
 
 ' ETTiKovprjtng, ewg, & E.7nKovpia, 
 ag, r), assistance, help, succour, 
 remedy : fr. 
 
 'Eni'KOYPOS, 6, »/, one who 
 helps or assists, an ally, auxi- 
 liary : fr. tTTt, Kovpog, because 
 waging war belongs more parti- 
 cularly to the young. 
 
 'ETriKOVfpi^u), to lighten, alleviate, 
 relieve : fr. tTrt, KOV(pi^uj. Th. 
 Kovrpog. 
 
 'ETTiKpa^aivio, f. ai'u>, 6c 'E-jriKpa- 
 cciuj, to vibrate or shake over : 
 fr. tTTt, KpaSaivit), KpaCau>. 
 
 *E7rtKpd9ijv,\)()('t. for t7riKp(U'9i]v, 
 to wiiich refer. 
 
 *ETrt»f()at)'u;, poet. 'ETTiicpaiaivu), 
 
 over oneself, continence : fr. tTrt 
 
 K par rig. 
 'E7riKpaTUo,CJ, to gain power over, 
 
 obtain possession of or dominion 
 
 over, overcome, restrain; f. i)<tu), 
 
 perf. iiriKtKudTijKa : fr. tTrt, Kpa- 
 
 TBio. Th. Kpctrog. 
 'KTTiKpaTtwg, poet, for tTTtfcparuit;, 
 
 miiihtilv, furiouslv, adv. fr. 
 'ETTiKpciTiig, kog, 6, »/, havmg 
 
 power over, holding in subjec- 
 tion : fr. tTTt, Kpc'iTog. 
 
 'E7nKpaT))(Ttia, ag, t, a. I. opt. 
 /Kol. fr. tTTiKparuo. 
 
 'ETriKparihg, napkins, cloths put 
 upon the head : fr. tTrt, Kpug, 
 arbg, b, or rb, the head. 
 
 'ETrnc()t/t«j'ri'/it, f. urrio, to hang 
 or suspend over ; mid. to hang 
 or impend over, threaten, over- 
 look ; perf. pass. tirncpefiai-Kii, a. 
 1. part. pass. tTTiKpffiaaOtig : fr. 
 
 tTTt, Kpffidl'VVIJH. Th. KptfXtUO. 
 
 'ETTiKpi})}i'oi', for hTTiKpijvoy, ac- 
 complish, a. 1. imj)er. act. by 
 the epenth. of tj, of iTrtK:pa«)'tu: 
 fr. tTTt, Kpaii'uj, to effect ; f. avCj, 
 a. 1. tKpi]i'a. 
 
 'E7rt(cp?}j'ojjutj', 1 pi. a. 1. subj. 
 act. fr. the same verb. 
 
 'ETrtK"p»)(Trtt, a. l.inf. Ion. for tTrt- 
 KtpcKTai, of kTriKipdvi'vixi, to mix 
 by pouring on ; which is fr. tTrt. 
 Ktpdin'Vfii, to mix, f. 1. Kipdrrio. 
 
 'ETrtKpt^o»',adv.with choice,after 
 selection : fr. 
 
 ETTiKp'i'vu), f. vw, to determine, 
 decide upon, decree, give sen- 
 tence. Th, Kpivit). 
 
 'ETTiKpiov, ov, TO, the sail-yard, 
 aiitetina. 
 
 'ETTiKpOTiU), u), to clap in appro- 
 bation, a])plaud, chastise, gnash 
 the teeth ; f. ijaio, perf. tTrtict- 
 KpoTriKa : fi\ tTTt, koot'ho : hence 
 
 'E^t^Kp6T^<J^g, Siog, r), a claj>ping 
 in approbati(;n, applause. 
 
 'EiriKpovio, f. Kpovau), perf. tTTiKt- 
 (242) 
 
 tTri, jcptt»^a». 
 'ETTi/crao^at, Cjfiai, to acquire be- 
 sides or in addition : fr. t-'i, 
 KTdofiai. 
 'ETTiKTeivh), f. evCj, to slay once 
 
 more : fr. tTrt, Krtii'oj. 
 'EiriKTepii^io, &i ' EiriKTSpi^io, t* 
 perform the rites due to the 
 dead. Th. KTfpta. 
 'ETriKTrjmg, nog, //, additional ac- 
 quisition : & 
 'ETrtKTijTog, o, //, gained over and 
 above, superadded, acquired, 
 adventitious : fr. tTrt, KTuofiai, 
 f. KTl)(yQf.iai, perf. /ctK-r///iat. 
 'ETrtKri'TTttu, Cj, f. //tw, to make a 
 noise, resi>und : fr. trri, KTvnuo. 
 ETrtfCfftu, a», f. i/fftu : & 
 'ETrtTDid/ctu, & taKOf-iat, to breed 
 again while bearing the youuii, 
 have superfetation : fr. tTrt, kvoi, 
 to have in the womb. 
 'ETrtK:i;Xi(7^6g,or', o, a rolling over, 
 
 folding up : fr. 
 'ETriKuXruj, f. I'ffoj, to roll down 
 
 upon, heap up : fr. tTrt, KvXiw. 
 'Ettikvittu), f. ^pio, to bend down 
 
 towards : fr. tTrt, kvtttu). 
 'E-JTiKvpku), at, f. t)(Tio, to obtain : 
 
 fr. tTrt, Kvpioj. 
 
 E—iKvpnuj, u), f. ujffiOy to ratity : 
 
 fr. iTri, Kvpuu). 
 'ETTiKvpcrai, a. 1. inf. act. tTrt»:ni- 
 
 ffog. a. 1. i)art. tTrtiii'p<T«ttj',3 }>1. 
 
 a. 1. oi)t. act. fr. i^iKvpo), f. 
 
 vpio, A'^o\. v/jcruf, to fall ui'oii, 
 
 meet with. Th. Ki'pw. 
 
 ETrtKi^prtooiTf, rolling roiind ur 
 
 up, dual part. pres. poet. fr. tTrt- 
 
 KvpTou}, to bend into a cur\e. 
 
 Til. KvpTog. 
 ' Ettikojkv'io, f. v'fTio, to bewiiil, 
 
 lament : fr. tTrt, kojkvu). 
 
 'ETTlKUjXv'iO, f. v'(TiO, to liiiitlcr 
 
 further, hinder : fr. tTri, /vwXt'w. 
 
 ETTtJcat/ta^w, to revel, carouse: 
 fr. tTrt, Ku>/tog. 
 
 'ETTiKat/utov, 01', rby poet, for iyKM- 
 fiiov, ov, cncomliuH, praise : fr. 
 
 'ETTiKWfuog, «, or, for lytcw/t tor,- or 
 lyKio^iiaaTtKbg, t), or, connect! d 
 with a feast, setting forth the 
 praises of, in praise of. TIi. 
 Kutfiog. 
 
 'ETTiKioTTog, b, y, at the oar ; i'.''-- 
 pelled by oars ; up to the liilt, 
 through and through : fr. t~h 
 
 KOJTTtJ. 
 
 'EiriXaiMffOai, a. 2. inf. m. t'-i- 
 Xrt/io^troc, a. 2. part. m. t~t- 
 Xdi^ioi'Tai, 3 pi. a. 2. sul)j. m. iV. 
 
 Eni 
 
 tTTiXafifidi'Dura, to lay hold of, 
 &c. ; to which refer. 
 ETTiXafit), iig, >), a laying hold of, 
 seizing. Th. Xa/z/3arw. 
 
 'E-iXayxdi'oj, perf. mid. tTrtXt- 
 ^oy\"^? a. 2. tTrtXaj^or, to obtain 
 by lot after or next, be allotted, 
 come by lot : fr. tTrt, Xnyx<(f^- 
 
 'ETrtXa'^t'jUotjto take hold of, hold: 
 ir. tTrt, Aa^j'juat. 
 
 'ETTiXaOtaOai, a. 2. inf. m. fr. tTrt- 
 Xai'Odvojjiai, to forget ; to which 
 refer. 
 
 *E7riXd6r)-ai, 3 shig. a. 2. subj. m. 
 of the same. 
 
 ETTtXoXtw, f. I'jffM, to raise one's 
 voice above, bawl louder than : 
 fr. fcTTt, XaXfw. 
 
 'E7riXff/t/3ai'o/taf, to lay hold of, 
 seize, sur})rise, beset, appropri- 
 ate; with gen., to obtain; f. 1. m. 
 tTrtX»/;//e/<ai,a.2.m, t7r£Xa/3o/t»;j', 
 ov, iTo, a. 2. impcr. m. tTrtXa/3or», 
 a. 2. subj.m. l7riXdiiuj/.iai, y, iirai, 
 a. 2. inf. iinXafi'taBai, a. 2. part, 
 m, kiriXtti^o^iti'og : 6c 
 
 'ETrtXw/t/Sdrw, to get over and 
 above, snatch, get hold of, keep 
 fast hold, a.ssume, usurp, suc- 
 ceed, attain, undertake : fr. tTrt, 
 Xafijidi'it), tt) take, pei-f. XtXijrpa, 
 Att. uXi](pa, a. 2. tXaj3oj'. 
 
 'ETrt'Xtf/tTrpot;, b, i), manifest, evi- 
 dent, clear, bright, shining : fr. 
 tTrt, Xajj-TTio. 
 
 'ETriXafiTTTog, b, y, detected, 
 caught. Ion. for tTriXijTTTog. 
 
 'EjTriXcifnrio, f. \pio, to shine upon 
 or forth : fr. tTrt, Xa'/iTrw. 
 
 'K7rtXa//\//arroc tapof, the spring 
 having shone forth, a. 1. part, 
 act. gen. sing. fr. the above. 
 
 'ETriXa i/Oaro/xat, to forget, be re- 
 miss in, neglect ; f. tTriXijaopai, 
 perf. pass. tTriXtX/yc/jnt, a. 2. m. 
 i7riXa96fxi]v, ov, ito, a. 2. inf. m. 
 tTTiXaO'taQai ; with gen.: fr. tTrt, 
 Xai'Odvio, synon. with Xt'iOo), to 
 l>e concealed, f. Xytno, a. 2. tXa- 
 Ooi>, perf. m. X'tXyOa. 
 
 'K7riXd(Tig, tog, a, Dor. for tTrt- 
 Xijmg, oblivion, forgetfulness : 
 fr. tTTiXavddvo^ai. 
 
 'ETviXtaivii), to put a gloss or po 
 lish upon, smooth over ; flatter, 
 calm, soften : fr. tTrt, Xtaivu). 
 Th. Xtiog. 
 
 'ETrtXtyto, for tTrtXtyoo, 2 sing. 
 ]»res. imper. fr. 
 
 'V^TTiX'tyonai, to be called by an 
 additional name, termed or said 
 of, choose, reason <»n or discuss, 
 reckon,calculate; mid.& pass.fr. 
 
 'EjTriX'iyii), to add to what has been 
 said, sum up, select ; f. 1. m. 
 tTriXl^oyttat, a. 1. m. tTrtXt^a'yitj/r, 
 (u, aro, I chose to myself : fr. 
 iTri, Xtytu, f. 4w, perf. XtXtj^a. 
 
 ' E-rciXtii^iji, f. i//(i», to pour libations 
 upon : fr. tTri, Xet'/^tu. 
 
 EOI 
 
 'ETrtXEtTrt(>, to fail, be wanting, 
 desert ; f. i//w, perf. tTriXiXtK^a, 
 a. 2. m. tTrtXtTTor, perf. m. tTri- 
 XtXotTr«. Th. XftTrw. 
 
 'ETriXn^ig, eojc, if, a falling away, 
 failing, scarcity : fr. tTrtXt/Trtu. 
 
 'E—iXtKTog, b, if, ])itched upon, 
 chosen : fr. tTziXtyofiai. 
 
 'ETTiXtXdOa, Dor. for t7riXtXi]0a, 
 I have forgotten, perf. m. & 
 
 'ETrtXtX/zorOrtt, perf. inf. pass. & 
 tTriXtXijrTfih'or, i],ov, perf. part, 
 pass. fr. tTTiXai'Odvofiai. 
 
 'ETriXtTrtu, f. xfjio, to strip off the 
 rind or bark, i)eel : fr. tTrt, Xettw. 
 
 'ETrtXt<^'(To-tu, to look u[)on or for- 
 ward to : fr. tTrt, Xtvtraio. 
 
 'F.TTiXtjOto, forget, Ion. for i—iXi)- 
 0(»i', j»res. imper. fr. 
 
 'ETrtX/yOo^at, synon. with tTrtXar- 
 Bdvofua, to forget. Th. XiiQu). 
 
 ETriXijOog, b, //, causing forget- 
 fulness : fr. t7nXai^9dvu). 
 
 'ETrtX;;if;, iCog, t), acquired by 
 idunder, plundered : fr. tTrt, 
 Xft'rt. 
 
 'ETrtX//K:a.j, <D, to make a noise at, 
 ai)|>Iaud : fr. tTrt, XrjKtoj. 
 
 'E7riXj)inoL vfivoi, hymns sung 
 over the wine-press. Th. Xiji'og. 
 
 ' ETriXrjTTTtvofxai, Jer. xlix. 3, to 
 be seized with soitow and ca- 
 lamity, as with epd*'P^y> to have 
 calamity come on like a fit : &. 
 
 'E7rtX//Trrt^a», & TTTofiai, to be 
 subject to or afilicted with epi- 
 
 ' E TrtX ;; Tr rt /CO c, /), or, & 'ETrtXj/Tr- 
 Tog, b, //, subject to epthpsy or 
 phrenzy, e})ileptic : t^ 
 
 'ETrtX»;Trrof, b, >y, synon. with 
 tTriXz/TrrtKrof ; also, laid hold of; 
 deserving of censure, censured, 
 blamed : fr. tTTiXafif^dvio. 
 
 'E7riX)i(7ig, (log, 6c 'ETTiXijafioi'i), 
 ijg, if, forgetfulness, oblivion : 
 fr. tTTiXai Odvofiai, to forget, 
 perf. j)ass. tinXtXijaficii. 
 
 'ETTiX)](r^bTaTog, i], ov, most for- 
 getful ; superl. fr. tTriXtjcrfiug, 
 same as 
 
 'ETriXijafxcoi', orog, b, ?'/, forgetful, 
 mnnindful of: fr. t7n\i)9oixat. 
 
 'ETrtX/yo-o/tai, f. I. m. fr. tTriXar- 
 9dvo^iaL or t-7TiXii9oj.iai,io forget. 
 
 'ETrtX?y-»//ta, ag, i), a taking or lay- 
 ing hold of, attack, <7>t/<7>sy, fall- 
 ing sickness : fr. kTnXafi^dvio, 
 to lay hold on. 
 
 'E.7TiXiyC)]V, synon. with Xiy^rjv, 
 grazingly, slightly, superficially, 
 adv. 
 
 'E-tXXt^w, f. iffio, to wink at with 
 the eye, beckon. Th. iXXof. 
 
 'ETTiXoyt^o/tai, to think or reflect 
 upon, regard, consider, calcu- 
 late : fr. tTTt, Xoyi^oj-iai. 
 
 'ETrtXoyoc, ov, b, a consideration, 
 calculation ; epilogue, something 
 said at the end of or as an ap- 
 (243) 
 
 Ell I 
 
 pendage to the princii>al com- 
 position, conclusion, drift of a 
 speech : fr. tTrtX^ytu. Th. Xtyw. 
 
 'ETTiXoyj^o^, 6, »y, with an iron 
 point, pointed : fr. tTrt, Xdyx?;. 
 ETrtXotTror, o, //, remaining on 
 hand or over, left : fr. tTrtXtiTrw. 
 Th. XttTrw. 
 
 ETrtXt'TTtw, u), f. i](jio, to afflict, 
 give pain after or still more : & 
 
 'EiriXvTrwg, adv. with additional 
 or great sorrow. Th. Xvirr]. 
 ETiiXvuig, eiog, t), a solution, ex- 
 l)lanation, interpretation; attack; 
 deliverance : fr. 
 
 'ETrtXtnu, to loosen, explain, inter- 
 pret, liberate, decide ; f. vam, 
 perf. tTrtXtXt'k-n, a. 1. tTrtXt'ira, 
 a. 2. tTrtXt'or, perf. ]iass, tTrtXt- 
 Xv/^iai, a, 1. i)ass. S7riXv9}]v, f. 1. 
 ])ass. k7iiXi'9i)(ToiJiai ; mid. tTrt- 
 Xvofiai, to relax, yield, grant : 
 fr. tTTt, Xvio, to loose. 
 
 *E7rtXai/3f t;u>, to jeer, scoff at. Th. 
 XiojSt]. 
 
 'ETTifiaii'Ojjiai, to be mad at or 
 for, rave ; metaph. be mad for 
 love of : fr. tTrt, ^tairojttai, f. 2. 
 m. navovfiaiyH. 1. m. kfiavdfxqv, 
 Att. kfitji'dfiiju. 
 
 'ETTifiaiofiai, to aim at, direct my 
 views to, urge, long for, seek 
 after : fi*. tTrt, f.iaioi.iai, synon. 
 with fidio, to desire, seek. 
 
 'ETrtyuarC^arw, f. fia9T](T0[iai, to 
 learn S(jmething besides ; p. tTri- 
 Ijikfid9ijica : fr. tTrt, fiai^Odvu). 
 
 'KTTifxdofiat, f. daof-iai, to lay one's 
 hands on, try by the touch, get 
 hold of, feel, handle, probe : fr. 
 tTrt, |taw. 
 
 'ETTtjuapri'p, pof;, o, ?/, a witness 
 to. Th. fidpTvp. Hence 
 
 'ETTifjidpTVpa, ace. sing. 
 
 'ETr//iapri;p£a», aJ, to add one's 
 testimony to, attest, confirm ; f. 
 y(Tu), perf. tTrt/tt^oprup/yjca : fr. 
 tTTt, fiapTvpioj. Th. ^dpTvp. 
 
 'ETTifjaprvpofjiai, to call as wit- 
 nesses, invoke to witness, aftirm 
 before witnesses, attest : &, 
 
 'ETrtyuapri'poc, b, i), witness to : 
 fr. the same th. 
 
 'ETrt/tao-ffad^ai, by doubling the 
 letter (T, for tTriyidaaadai, a. 1. 
 inf. m. poet, fr, kTrmdofxai. 
 
 'E.7rifiacrTicwg, b, i), at the breast : 
 fr. tTrt, ^iaaTog. 
 
 'ETriiiaazog, b, ?'/, seeking for food, 
 a beggar : fr. fidio. Also, at the 
 breast : fr. fiaarog. 
 
 'ETrifxaxia, ag, >'/, a defensive al- 
 liance : fr. 
 
 'ETTtfiaxog, 6, »'/, liable to attack, 
 easy to be taken; contended for. 
 Th. fidxofiai : hence superl. tTrt- 
 paxioTarog. 
 
 'Enifaidyaag, avTog, a. 1. part. 
 m. g. of tTTipti^du), f. i-ycrw, to 
 smile at or u])on. Th. usicdio, 
 R 2 
 
EFJl 
 
 EDI 
 
 Eni 
 
 Eni 
 
 Eni 
 
 Elll 
 
 t\ 
 
 H 
 
 r 
 
 'ETrifxfiSidoj, w, the same. 
 
 '£7rt;u6t\ia, rdj in general, pre- 
 sents by which we soothe or 
 propitiate any one, in partien- 
 lar the dowry which a bride 
 brings to her husband : fr. fxti- 
 Xi(T(TW, to sweeten, or fr. fieXti, 
 it is matter of care. 
 
 'ETnjxkXfia, ag, r), superintend- 
 ence, care, attention, concern : 
 fr. imneXrjg. Th. fxeXsi. 
 
 'ETTifieXkoixai, ovfiai, to superin- 
 tend, take care of, attend to, aj)- 
 ply one's self to, practise, with 
 a gen. ; f. rjffofiaif perf. errifii- 
 IxkXijuaif a. 1. pass. i7r(fitXi)0i)v, 
 rjg, ?/, a. 1. imper. pass. t7ri/i€- 
 XfjOtiTi: fr. £7ri/n£\/;g. Tli./utXft. 
 
 'ETTt/if/Xtcrrara, nom. \)\. n. g. su- 
 perl. used adverbially, with the 
 greatest care and diligence : fr. 
 eTTifxtXrig, miiidtul, compar. tTrt- 
 fxeXscTTiuog. Th. fisXti. 
 
 'E7rifxtX))0t]Ti, a. 1. imptr. pass. 
 fr. t7rijLifXg(»juot. 
 
 'ETrifxkXtjfia, arog^ to, a business 
 requiring care and attention : 
 fr. tTri^ieXkofxai. 
 
 'ETrifxeXrig, tog, 6, r/, attentive, 
 careful, diligent,assiduous, mind- 
 ful ; to be attended to, that is 
 matter of concern ; to tTrtfitXkg, 
 subst. diligence, attention to: fr. 
 
 tTTt, fifXtl. 
 
 'ETTifitXTjTBOP, attention must be 
 given to ; verb. adj. fr. tTri/ic- 
 Xiofxai. 
 
 'EniixtXrjTrjg, ov, 6, one who at- 
 tends to, a superintendent ; ace. 
 pi. inifiiXi]Tdg : &. 
 
 'E-TTi^eXtjTiKog, /), or, disposed to 
 be attentive : fr. the same. 
 
 'ETTt/utXn;, rjg, »), Ion. for iirifik- 
 Xfta, attention. 
 
 'ETTifxiXonaif synon. with iTVifit- 
 Xtoj-ica. 
 
 'ETTiixtXoVf pres. imper. pass. fr. 
 tTTiixfXsofiai. 
 
 'ETTifxiXTrut, f. ij/oj, to sing to : fr. 
 
 iTTI, flsXTTO). 
 
 'Eiri^tXivgy adv. carefully, atten- 
 tively, diligently : fr. iTrifxtXrjg. 
 
 'ETTt/if/iTTra, nom. pi. n. g. fr. 
 
 ■'ETrifxtfiTTTog, 6, r), deserving of 
 blame, liable to accusation, cul- 
 pable : fr. 
 
 '£7ri/i£/i0o/iai, to accuse or blame 
 severely, arraign : fr. IttI, fxi^u- 
 ^ofxai, to complain of, accuse ; f. 
 ^pofxaij perf./i€/if/ifirtt, \l^aij Trrai. 
 
 'ETTt/ievw, to wait on or for, ex- 
 pect, persevere, persist ; f. tTri- 
 fiivu), a. 1. kTrkfieiva, perf. tTri- 
 fitfitvtjKa. Th. f.ikvio. 
 
 'ETTifitpifTubg, ov, 6, a partition, 
 sharing. Th. ^'ioog, a part. 
 
 'ETrifiKTTog, 6, y, brim full, over- 
 tlowhig : fr. IttI, uetrTog. 
 
 'ETTi/itrpfcw, w, f. r]<Tio,U) give ad- 
 ditional measure, lend accord- 
 
 ing to a fixed measure, add, pro- 
 long: & 
 'ETTi/itrpov, ov, TO, what is given 
 over measure, additional mea- 
 sure, excess : fr. tTrt, fisTpov. 
 'ETTijXTj^oixaif to devise, plot a- 
 
 gainst : fr. tTrt, fxyj^o^iai. 
 'ILTTijAtjOeiay ag, ?), wisdom that 
 comes too late, prudence when 
 the mischief is done, repent- 
 ance ; to which 7rpofi)j9iia is 
 opposed : & 
 'ETriiiJ]9tvg, iiog, 6, i), one wise 
 too late ; wise, prudent ; also a 
 proper name, Epimetheus, the 
 brother of Prometheus : & 
 'K7rt/x/;0//g, iog, 6, i), wise too 
 late ; prudent, sagacious, know- 
 ing : fr. fcTTt, fiijcog. 
 'EirifiyKijg, tog, 6, r/, extended or 
 drawn out at length, very long : 
 fr. £7ri, iii]Kog. 
 'E7r»;i/;XjC£g,wv,at, presidingover 
 
 sheep or flocks. Th. /i//Xa. 
 'ETTt/i/jvta, monthly rites or cere- 
 monies : fr. 
 'ETrifxyvLog, 6, »;, monthly. Th. 
 
 puji', fxtjvdg, 6, a month. 
 'ETTiixtipiu), to be enraged at : fr. 
 IttI, fiTjviu). 
 
 ETTi^rjTicni), to think, deliberate 
 U[)on : fr. tni, f-iyric. 
 'Ett I in]xav Clonal, aijxaiy to plot 
 
 against, contrive : & 
 'ETTinrfxavog, 6, »/, a plotter, con- 
 triver : fr. tTTi, fXTJxcii^rj. 
 'E7rt^tyi'{"'jui, to have intercourse 
 
 w itli, mix together : & 
 'ETTifiiKTog, 6, i), mixed one on 
 another, intermixed, confused : 
 fr. iirl, n'lyvvixi. 
 'E;rtjU('/ivw, to keep constantly at, 
 be intent on; poet, for iirinivuj. 
 'ETTt/ij^, adv. in confusion, dis- 
 orderly, promiscuously : & 
 'ETTtjui^ia, ag, i), intercourse, 
 connnerce : fr. tTrt, ^iypyf-u. 
 ETTifii^aig, JEo\. for tTri^i^ag, a. 
 1. part. act. m. g. fr. kniixiyvvfjii. 
 Th. fiiyvvfjii, to mix. 
 'ETTtyiti^if:, tojg, i), a mixing or 
 meeting together, intercourse, 
 commerce : fr. the same th. 
 'ETTt/ito-yw, f. ^a>, to mingle toge- 
 ther, mix with, visit. Th. fiirryu). 
 'ETTt/wvao/uai, Cj^ai, to make men- 
 tion of, call to remembi-ance, 
 remind, rememlter ; f. tnifivt] 
 aofiai, })erf. tTri^sfivrj^ai, a. 1 
 i7rtixvt](T9t]v. Th. ^ivdo^ai. 
 *E7rt/ivr/T0ftg,fvro<,v having called 
 to mhid, a. 1. part. pass, of the 
 above verb. 
 'ETTijuotpdojLtae, iofiat, to give a 
 share or part to, impart, partake 
 of : fr. tTTt, fiotpcuu. 
 ' ETnixoipiiaOai, pres. inf. pass, of 
 
 the above verb. 
 'ETrt/ioX£(u,tocome upon,assail: & 
 'EnifioXog, 6, »), coming to, inva- 
 (244) 
 
 ding, assailing : fr. ^tti, ^oXew. 
 'ETTtixofitpd, dg, a, poet. 6i Dor. f(!r 
 'ETTt/toju^//, i)g, »/, blame, repre- 
 hension, rebuke : & 
 'EnifiofKpog, 6, t), blameable : fr. 
 
 tTTl^f^lpOfiai. 
 
 'ETTifiovog, 6, i), lasting, enduring, 
 permanent : fr. kTrifurio. 
 
 'E-rrifioxOog, 6, >'/, toilsonu", pain- 
 ful : fr. tTTt, n6\0og, labour. 
 
 'ETTt^TrXttrojIon.for tTrt/JTrXatro, 
 dro, and this for tnifXTrXaTO, 3 
 sing. imi>erf. & 
 
 'ETri'/uTrXw, you were filled, &c., 
 for tTrj/i7rXa(To, Ion. tTrt'/iTrXao, 
 contr. kirifiTrXu), 2 sing, imperf. 
 fr. TrifiTrXafiai, to be filled ; fr. 
 TTifiTrXtifiij i. TzXijcru}. Th. TrXsot;, 
 full. 
 
 'ETTifiTrpa, he was burning, 3 s. 
 imperf. for tTrt/zTrp?/, fr. Trifi- 
 7rp;//ui, for TrinTrpdoj, to burn ; 
 imperf. tTrj^Trpaor wj', atg ag, 
 as, a. Th. TrpijOtt), to set fire t(». 
 
 ' Eirifiv^u), f. v<Tu)f perf. pti^ivKa, to 
 moan or sigh under the breath, 
 groan for rage : fr. tTrt, ^iv^w. 
 
 'ErrifitjOioVj ov, to, a moral, th.e 
 inference annexed to a fable : 
 fr. tTTt, ^vOog, a fable, story. 
 
 'ETTt/ii'Xiov, ov, TO, an upper mill- 
 stone : & 
 
 'EmiivXiog i^ci), a song at the 
 mill: fr. tTrt, f^tvXi). 
 
 'ETTijivpofiai, to bemoan, mur- 
 mur : fr. tTTt, fiipof-iai. 
 
 'E7rii.iv(T(Tit}, or ttio, f. ^lo, jierf. 
 fifftvxcif to mutter at, grumble. 
 Th. fjivffau}, or ttio. 
 
 'Ettiixvoj, f. v'a(t), to wink at : fr. 
 tTrt, f.ivijj. 
 
 'ETrifiiofirjTbg, j), 6)', deserving to 
 be blamed or reprobated, odious: 
 fr. tTrt, fiajfjiog. 
 
 'E7rii'd<T(Tu), Att. TTio, to fill,i>reirS 
 down, stuff : fr. tTrt, vdacrio. 
 
 'ETrirdffTiog, 6, rj, a new-settler : 
 fr. tTrt, vaiio. 
 
 'ETTiVftov, ov, TO, a statio)! fur 
 ships, market for naval stores, 
 arsenal, emporium: fr. tTrt, rtTot,', 
 naval. Th. vavg. 
 
 'E7ri}'ki.u(T0ai,to c<msume by feed- 
 ing on, pres. inf. i)ass. Th. rt- 
 |ta>, to feed, f. fiut, a. 1. tvti^a. 
 Enivkfut), f. fiu), a. 1. tTrnttfttt, 
 to distril)Ute, divide into shares, 
 allot, apporti<m. Th. rt/tw. 
 
 'ETnvtvijfTjxh'og, perf. part. pass, 
 fr. iniviidui, to assign as the 
 thread of fate ; a. 1. ]>t. pass. f. 
 g. iinvi](jOvL(ya : fr. tTrt, v'tio. 
 
 'ETTivtvo^Ka, perf. act. ind. ef 
 tTrevotw, to think upon, ^c. : fr. 
 tTrt, voto), to think. Th. vnog. 
 
 'Ettivsvo), to nod at, nod assent 
 to, assent to, incline, slope down- 
 ward ; f. aoj, perf. l-jrn'Si'fVKCi, 
 a. 1. kTTkvtvaa: fr. tTrt, vtvoj. 
 
 'ETTipkipeXog, o, jj, cloudy, over- 
 
 oast : fr. tTrt, vecpsXr]. 
 
 'E7nvf(pr)g, sog, v, //, cloudy, over- 
 shadowed : fr. tTrt, j't^o^. 
 
 'E7rtj'£0ptt"to(;, 6, ii, over the loins 
 or kidneys. Th. j/t^pot;. 
 
 'ETTU'to;, or 'E7rivr]dio, f. au), to 
 si)in, as the thread of fiite. 
 K/rtj'tw, =: t~ii'})oj. 
 
 ' ETTivyxofiai, f. ^op.ai, to swim 
 on the surface, float on : fr. tTrt, 
 vrixoi^ai : see vijxto. 
 
 'ETTU'rut), or 'ETrtr//f(u, & 'ETrtr/;- 
 vkit), f. jr/o-oj, perf. i]Ka, to heap 
 or pile up, accunmlate : fr. tTrt, 
 viju), or vi]ku), .synon. with vboj, 
 to rctll up. 
 
 'K7rtrt/cd(o, (o, f. ?'/<tw, to gain vic- 
 tory over, overconu': tTrt, viKaio. 
 
 'EttlvIkiov, ov, to, a feast in cele- 
 bration of victory ; trium])hal 
 song : fr. 
 
 ETrtrtVioc, 6, t), connected with 
 or relative to victory, triumj)hal : 
 
 fr. tTTt, v'lK}]. 
 
 'E7riviff(T0f.iai, to go or come to : 
 fr. tTrt, i'i(T(TOfiai. 
 
 'ETrii'Vpot, f. ^lo, to snow upon, 
 cover with snow : fr. tTrt, vicpoj. 
 
 'ETrtrotw, io, f. i)(Tu), to jmt one's 
 mind to, think on, intend, de- 
 vise: & 
 
 ETri rota, ag, y), a thought, pur- 
 pose, contrivance: fr. tTrt, j/ottu. 
 Th. voog, vovg. 
 
 ETTtfo/ttg, Dor. for tTrt'vo/ttj', we 
 were ilrinking, I pi. imperf. of 
 TTivio, to driidv. 
 
 'ETivofiia, ag, t), the right of oc- 
 cuj>ying pastures in another ter- 
 ritory, the right of mutual pas- 
 tui-age : & 
 
 'ETrivofiog, ov, 6, poet. 6 ovvvo- 
 fiog, one in the same country and 
 pasture land ; an heir, coheir ; 
 consort, associate. See vo/ttot;. 
 
 'E7ripvfi<pi6iog, b, >/, nuptial, on 
 marriage : fr. tTrt, vvixtpt]. 
 
 'ETTiviifftToj, to ap})ly to, strike 
 against, inflict a wound on, prick, 
 stab ; synon. with vvcrao), or 
 rrtu, f. 4u'' 
 
 'ETrtrv(Tr«^a>, f. ^u;, ])erf. tTrti't- 
 vvffTaxa, to sleep, nod over: fr. 
 
 tTTt, I'VtTTd'ClO. 
 
 'ETTiiHofiduj, tI},to distribute, bring 
 to, move to : fr. tTrt, viofidu). 
 
 'ETTivioTiZiO, f. (Tu), to throw on 
 the back : &, 
 
 liTTipuTiog, ('), »/, on the back : 
 fr. tTrt, vwTov. 
 
 ETri^avOog, 6, i), inclining to yel- 
 low, yellowish : fr. tTrt, Kdi'Gog. 
 
 KTrt^ftj'6(t»,(ii,i)oet. for'KTrt^trotu. 
 
 Etti Kii'ijg, or 'ETTi^svtjg, in a 
 sti-anw land : & 
 
 liTTt^t j^6n;Ltai,orftai, to come from 
 abroad to, be a sti*anger at, 
 lodge, be hospitably entertained 
 at; mid. fr. 
 
 Eiri^evou), uj, to receive p,s a 
 
 guest: fr. iTrt, ^epou). Hence 
 
 'ETrt^ti/oi(7tc,{wt;, »'/, the act of hos 
 pitably receiving, playing the 
 host to, tie of liosi)itality. 
 'ETTi^tjvov, ov, TO, a cliopping- 
 
 block : fr. tTrt, ^iji'og. 
 'ETTi^vvog, 6, //, connnon, in com- 
 mon: fr. tTrt, ^vi'bg, synon. with 
 Koti'og. Hence 
 'ETTi^vvooixaifOvi^ai, to commu- 
 nicate. 
 'ETrtotVtog, or 'ETrotVtof, over 
 wine, intoxicated: fr. tTrt, olpog. 
 ' ETTioiroxoevu), f. (tio, to pour out 
 
 wine : fr. trrt, oipoc, x^^- 
 'Ettiop, I or they drank, 1 s. or 
 3 pi. a. 2. act. for which is found 
 hTTioaav, Jerem. li. 7, of ttipuj, 
 to drink; f. Trtucoi, perf. TrkirwKa. 
 'Ettiop, Ion. for t^iop, a. 2. fr. 
 i(pit]l.u, to send on or mto : see 
 tTrty. 
 'ETrtor, TO, approaching, rushing 
 against ; tu kmopTa, things 
 coming on, things future : & 
 'EiriopTU, one approaching, com- 
 ing against, ace. sing. a. 2. 
 part. fr. eTreifii, to apj)roach, &.c. 
 Th. ufji, to go ; a. 2. lop. 
 'E 7r to Trro/z at, or 'ETr 6 Trro/xai, to 
 cast one's eye on, look on, in- 
 spect, view: fr. tTrt, oTTTOfiai, to 
 see ; f. b-^onai, j>erf. wf^i/xat. 
 'ETnopKtio, u), to take oath on oath, 
 swear often, forswear ; f. t/cw, 
 perf. kTTiojpKTjKa, pres. inf. tTri- 
 opicttr, pres. part. act. pi. num. 
 tTTiop/coui/rtf, pres. part. pass. 
 kTriopKOvfikpog: fr. tTrt, opKog. 
 EniopKia, ag, »/, perjury : 
 'ETrt'opicor, ov, TO, perjury: & 
 'ETriopico^, 6, y'l, going against or 
 beyond his oath, perjured, for- 
 sworn : fr. tTrt, opKog. 
 ' EmopKi/jg, in a perjured manner; 
 
 adv. fr. the preced. 
 'ETrtoo-<To/iai, the same as tTrtoTT 
 
 TO fiat. 
 'Eiriovpa, rd, a space, interval or 
 distance by which a pair of nuiles 
 surpass a yoke of oxen in ma- 
 king a furrow of the same extent 
 in the same time. Ion. for tTrt'o 
 pa : fr. opug, ov, b, a boundary 
 'ETTiowpoj^, ov, b, one who stands 
 at the limits fixed to a flock to 
 range in, a keeper, ruler : fr. 
 tTrt, ovpog, the same. 
 'ETTiovffa, following, dat. sing. 
 iTTiovffy, a. 2. part. f. g. fr. t Tr- 
 et/it. Th. e^ifii, to go. 
 'ETriotWio^, b, i], serving from 
 day to day, belonging to every 
 dav, necessary or suitable to 
 our support: fr. a. 2. part. tTrtwi', 
 kiriovaa, of tiTHiii, to succeed, 
 follow. Th. f7/ii, to go. 
 'ETriTrdy^i;, altogether, adv. fr. 
 
 tTTt, irdyxv, for Trdpv, very. 
 'ETriTrdXXtu, f. aXCj, to brandish 
 (245) 
 
 over : fr. tTrt, TrdXXw. 
 ETrtTraXv'rui, f. vpiti, to spread 
 or sprinkle upon: tTrt, -naXvpix}, 
 ETTiTTafiipaXdio, f. rj(no, to look 
 about or survey with surprise : 
 fr. tTrt, Tra/jtpaXditj. Th. (pdio. 
 IC TTtTTti )', altogether, intirely, adv. 
 fr. tTTt, & nag, Tidrra, irdp, all. 
 
 'ETrtTrapacr^ctyd^w, f. dmo, to pre- 
 pare farther, or in addition to ; 
 a. I. opt. m. kTrnrapaaKtvaaai- 
 fitjp, aio, aiTo: fr. tTrt, irapa- 
 (TKtvd'Cio. 
 ETTiTrdpeii^i, to be present with, 
 
 ^ accompany: fr. tTrt, Trapd, ttfxL 
 
 'ETrnrapitjfxi, to come uj) after, 
 one after another: fr. tTrt, Trapd, 
 f7/<t. 
 
 'ETrtTrat;, synon. with Trdg, ac- 
 cording to an old inscription in 
 Salm. de Modo Usur. 
 ETrnranfTu), f. dcroj, to spread 
 upon, sprinkle over. Th. Trdaaio. 
 
 'ETriTraaroQ, rj, o*. spread or 
 sprinkled upon : fr. the above. 
 
 'ETTiTTtCog, b, y, even, level. Th. 
 TTsSop. 
 
 'ETrnrtiOtiT], yg, y, a firm reli- 
 ance, trust ; Ion. fr. 
 
 'ETriTrttOz/e, kog, b, y, obedient, 
 compliant : fr. 
 
 'ETTtTrttf^o/tnt, to be persuaded, 
 obey, imagine, believe ; f. Trti- 
 (TOjxai. Th. TTtiOu), to persuade; 
 
 f. (Tio, a. 2. kTriOov. 
 'I'^TTiTrttpdo/iat, wfiai, to make an 
 
 attempt upon, assault : fr. tTrt, 
 
 7r tipa'w. 
 'E7rtTreXo/iai, to come upon : fr. 
 
 tTTt, TriXo^ai. 
 'ETriTrtfiTrTog, 6, //, containing the 
 
 whole and one fifth, a fifth more 
 
 or over : fr. tTrt, Trl/itTrror. 
 'ETriTrt^TTw, f. }pio, to send or 
 
 bring upon, to, or against, send 
 
 in addition : fr. IttI, Trefnru). 
 
 Hence 
 'E7^i7^tf^^plg, eiog, y, a sending to 
 
 or against. 
 'ETrtTrtTrrwfcoc, perf. part. act. n. 
 
 g. fr. tTTiTriTrrto, to fall upon. Th. 
 TrtVrw, to fall; f. 2. m. TTfaovfiat, 
 perf. TTtTTT-wK-a, a. 2. tirtaov. 
 
 'ETriTripKvoc, b, //, dark-colourea: 
 
 fr. tTrt. TTspKog. 
 'ETTiTrsffujp, opTog, a. 2. part. act. 
 
 of tTriTTtTrrtu, to fall upon, attack, 
 
 &:c. 
 ' ETmriTappvyii, f. 7rcrd<Ta>, to ex- 
 pand, stretch out : fr. tTrt, in- 
 
 Tappvfii. 
 'ETTiTre^vKa, ag, s, I have farther 
 
 produced, or given birth to ; 
 
 l)erf. ind. act. of tTrt0i'a>. Th. 
 
 'ETrtTr/;yi'{»/ii,f. ^^w, to grow hard 
 or fixed, congeal. Th. Tn'jypvfii. 
 
 'ETTiTTrjMio, Of, f. yffio, perf. tTrt- 
 TmrydijKa, to spring uj)()n, at- 
 tack, surprise. Th. Trrjddu). 
 

 m 
 
 III 
 
 Eni 
 
 'ETriTriXvajuat, to approach, fall 
 upon. Th. 7ri\vj]fxi. 
 
 'E7ri7rtVtt>, to drink besides or af- 
 terwards. Til. TTiVO). 
 
 'ETrnriTTTio, to fall upon, lean up- 
 on, attack, with the dat. f. tiri- 
 7rTio(Tu), perf. fTriTTe Trroijca, a. 2. 
 tTrsTrKTov, (Q, f, I fell on, a. 2. 
 part. liriTTtaiov, ovrog. Th. tti- 
 TTTiv, f. 2. ni. Treaovnai. 
 
 'ETTtTrXrt, ra. See tTriTrXoa. 
 
 'ETriTrXa^ojLiai, to wander over ; 
 a. I. part. pass. tmirXayxGtig. 
 
 'E7rt7rX«(7<Tw, f. cio-tu, to smear 
 over, anoint : & 
 
 'ETTiTrXaaroe, 6, »/, smeared oyer, 
 feigned, pretended : fr. tvrt, 
 TrXarrauj. 
 
 'ETTiTrXarayew, w, f. ^I'^w, to ap- 
 plaud : fr. fcTTt, TrXaTayko). 
 'Etti TrXetov, beyond others, to a 
 very great degree, generally, for 
 the most j)art : & 
 'Etti TrXtlaTOv, very often indeed, 
 to the greatest degree possible ; 
 adv. fr. TToXvQj nuich, compar. 
 TrXtJcui', supcrl. TT/Xflarot;. 
 'ETTiirXkaj, to twist one thing into 
 
 . another, interweave, involve, en- 
 
 Eni 
 
 fill ; as fr. ri/iaw, tTifiov. Th. 
 TrX'fOQ, full. 
 
 'ETTtTrXoor, rb, the caul, omen- 
 tum : fr. tTTi, TrXkix). 
 
 'ETTiTrXoog & 'ETriirXovg, 6ov, ov, 
 6, a sailing against any one, con- 
 flict, arrival of a tieet, naval ex- 
 pedition: fr. fc7rj,7!-Xf(i>. Th. TT/Vat). 
 
 'KTTiTrXworrt, Dor. for ]Hict. tTri- 
 TrXujovffi, for tTTt7rXiov<n, they 
 sail against, 3 pi. pros. ind. act. 
 fr. tTTLTrXkio, to sail against ; f. 
 TrXtvffu). See kTrnrXojg. 
 
 'E7rt7rXa>c, having sailed against. 
 
 EfJI 
 
 the surface itself: fr. itti, upon, 
 
 & TTsXw, TTiTToXa, to bc. 
 'ETrtTToXoc, o, 7/, an attendant : 
 
 fr. t/Tt, TTsXofiai. 
 'Etti ttoXX*^, for much, at great 
 
 charge or cost : & 
 'EttittoXv, adv. in great measure, 
 
 much, generally ; a>e tTrnzoXv, 
 
 for the most part. Th. ttoXvq, 
 
 much. 
 
 'ETTtTTO/iTTfyW, f. CjVw, pei*f. tTTl- 
 
 7r6 7ro/i7rii'<ca,to triumph, lead the 
 procession : fr. t7r«, Tro/tTrti'w, 
 the same. Th. irf/^iTrw. 
 
 by sync, for iTriTrXiotTag, a. l.j'ETriTrovfw, w, f. »/(tw, to labour 
 part, of tTTtTrXwtu ; fr. ttXcu'w, earnestly, persevere in labour : 
 poet, for TrXau, to sail, f. TrXioaio 
 
 Others derive it from perf. 7rk- 
 TrXivKa, pf. m. TrfirXea ; whence 
 TTtTrXtojgf by aphicr. & sync 
 
 & 
 
 'ETTtTToroc, o, V, toilsome, wretch- 
 ed, fatiguing, laborious : fr. tTri, 
 TTorog, labour. Th. Traro/iot, pf. 
 
 tangle : fr. IttI, 
 
 irXk 
 
 KO) 
 
 f . 4' 
 
 10. 
 
 irXiog, in comp. tTrnrXioc, fr. Ltti- m. Trerrova 
 
 perf. ttsttX^x^j »• 1- tTvXt^a 
 'Etti ttXhiv, adv. more copiously, 
 
 extensively : fr. 
 'ETTiTrXfoc, a, ov, quite full, full. 
 
 Til. TrXtof, the same. 
 'EttittXsw, f. TrXtj'fTw, to swim, 
 
 float, or sail ui)on or to, sail 
 
 against, aiTive. Th. ttX^w, to 
 
 sail. 
 'E7rt7rX»}^at, a. 1. inf. act. tTTiTrXr;- 
 
 ^ci(TT]g, gen. sing. a. 1. part. f. g. 
 
 iTTiirXij^rjg, 2 sing. a. I. subj. fr. 
 
 fc7ri7rX»/<T(Tw, or ttw, to strike 
 
 upon, &c. Hence 
 'EttittX/^^iC, iojg, y), a smiting 
 
 upon, rebuking, reproof. 
 
 TrXew, to j-ail a;;ainst. TIi.ttXswj 
 
 to sail ; f. TrXerrrto. 
 'E-n-i-Xuiaag, arrog, 6, having 
 
 sailed against, a. 1. part. fr. tTri- 
 
 TrXtJw. See tinTrXuig. 
 'JLTTiTrvsi-o, f. tvGio, & poet. Etti- 
 
 TTfiuOy to breathe upon, hispire, 
 
 animate : fr. k~i, izv'nx), poet. 
 
 Tri'ElW. 
 
 'ETTtTTJ'ryw, to choak by pressing tt?/ 
 upon, stifle, sutlbcate ; f. sw, '^~ 
 perf. i7rt7rt7rv7x«,a,l. tTrtivri^a'. 
 fr. CTTt, TTVi'yw. 
 
 'ETTiTTvota, «t% >/, a breathing 
 upon, inspiration : fr. tTriTrvfw, 
 to inspire. Th. Trj-ew, to b'.ovv. 
 
 'Ettittocioc, rt, ov, put upon or 
 
 fr. tTTi, 
 
 ETriTTorojt;, adv. with toil or diffi- 
 culty : fr. the word preceding. 
 
 ' E7ri7ro()t ro/i at, to resort to, over- 
 run, go over or througli, pc ruse ; 
 f. ivnoftai, ]Krf. t—tTTfTroj'ii'/trtC 
 fr. tTTi, TToptuo/.tat, fr. ^tipw, pf. 
 m. TTfTTopa. 
 
 'ETTiTTopTratu, f tu, or t5w, w, to clasp 
 on, fasten with clasps. Th. ttoj)- 
 
 E7ri7rof)7rig, i^og, i), a 
 
 entangling one's feet 
 
 'E7rt7ro06a>, to desire over and 
 above, desire earnestly, long for, 
 love in one's heart ; f. riffojy p. 
 iTTiTrtTroOijKa, a, 1. iTmroBrjaa : 
 fr. tTTi, TToOiio. Th. TroOog. 
 
 'E7TiTr60t)<ng, £wc, Vy the act of 
 
 'E7ri7rX?/|o6oj, w, f. w(Tw, to fill up, ^ earnestly desiring : & 
 make up the complement of 
 men in a ship : fr. liri, ttXtjpoio. 
 
 'E'!TnrXr]<T(Toj, or rriOy to strike 
 upon, rebuke, reprove, reproach, 
 punish, impute, with dat. f. ^tu, 
 perf. tTrnr'eTrXrjxcii a. 1. tTrE—X?;- 
 ^a, a. 1. subj. act. kTrnrXij^io, 
 yg, y : fr. fcTTt, 7rXi](T(Tu), or ttoj. 
 
 'ETTtTrXoa, Ion. for tTTtTrXa, move- 
 able goods, furniture ; fr. tTrt- 
 TToXaiog, on the surface ; ra 
 iirnroXaia, by two successive 
 sync. kTriTToXa & tTrnrXa. Th. 
 iTrnroXrjg. 
 
 'EttittXck^, rjg, 7/, an interwea- 
 ving, intermixture, union, inter- 
 course : fr. tTTiTrXsKo). 
 
 'ETTiTrXo/zfci'Of, ccmiing upon,pres. 
 part, for kTrnrtXofitvog. Th. ttI- 
 Xofxaiy to be. 
 
 'EttittXov^ I or they filled, 1 sing. 
 or 3 pi. a. 2. act. fr. TrnrXdw, 
 for TTi/iTrXdo^ or 7rt/t7rX///Ltt, to 
 
 ETriTToO/jrog, o, ?'/, earnestly de- 
 sired, regretted : & 
 
 'ETriTToGia, ag, 7/, an earnest de- 
 sire : fr. kTriTToOkio. 
 
 'ETriTroifiijv, svog, 6, a superin- 
 tendent of shepherds ; a shep- 
 herd, same as iroijiifVy as tTrt- 
 jiovKoXog for ^ovKoXog. 
 
 'ETTiTToXd^a*, f. ufTLOy ])erf. TrfTTo- 
 XaKtty to float upon, be on the 
 surface, emerge, aj^pear above, 
 rise to the top, be in vogue, be 
 frequent, prevail, increase : & 
 
 'ETTiTToXatog, 6, 7/, superficial, ex- 
 tending no farther than the sur- 
 face of any thing, standing out, 
 projecting ; kTiLTzoXaiog Kri'irric, 
 possessions easy to move about, 
 moveables : & 
 
 'ETrnroXaiivg, adv. superficially, 
 slightlv : fr. 
 
 'EIIinOAr/S, on the sin*face, on 
 
 clasp or 
 button : fr. the same. 
 'E7ri-!rna(7Kov, impcrf. act. of tti- 
 
 TTpdrTKiO. 
 
 'E7ri7r()itv"*rw, tomake more mild 
 or gentle : fr. tTri, Trpavvto. 
 
 'E7ri7rp8;r£m, ag, ?/, comeliness, 
 gracefulness : fr. 
 
 'ETTtTrnfTr//^, hoc, ovg, o, 7/, come- 
 ly, graceful, elegant. Th. Trpf ttw. 
 
 'ETTiTTiJfcTrtu, to become in or upon, 
 be beautiful in or on, be conspi- 
 cuous : fr. the same. 
 
 'ETTiTrpo, adv. forwards, thorough- 
 ly : fr. tTTi, Trpo. 
 
 'EViTrpofcT/icfv, he sent over and 
 above, hurled at, 3 sing. a. ). 
 act. Att. fr. t7n7rpott]^t ; fr. tTri, 
 TTpo, 'o;^/t, to send ; f. 7/<7w, pert 
 e'lKOj a. 1. fjKa, Att. kt]Ka, a. 2. 
 ^i', a. 2. infin. ttrot. 
 
 'E7rt7rpof/t»;i', Ion. for tTTJTrpofi- 
 vai, a. 2. infin. act. fr. the same 
 verb. 
 
 'ETTtTrpoOiw, to nm forwards : fr. 
 
 tTTi, TTpby 6su). 
 
 'ETTiTrnviiiXXio, to spread before, 
 send out or forth ; fr. fcTri, ttoo, 
 idXXit), to send, a. 1. hjXa. 
 ETTtTTpoiT/jMi, to dcspatcli beside, 
 hurl at. See t7ri:rpo£Jjic£v. 
 
 'ETTtTTpoiKog, 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 IttikXi] peg. Th. Trpoi^. 
 ETTiTTpo/toXf tr, inf. a. 2. of obsol. 
 
 the top, openly ; to kTriircXtigA juoXfcw, to advance, go forwards 
 (24«) 
 
 Eni 
 
 fr. IttIj Trpo, fioXeo, 
 'ETriTrpoveo/tat, to advance : fr. 
 
 tTTt, TTpOj 1'kOf.iai. 
 
 'E7ri;rpo7rt7rrw, f. Treaovfiaiy to 
 fall upon : fr. t— t, ttoo, TriTrru}. 
 
 'ETTtTrpoTliciXXiUf f. aXfa), to pro- 
 ceed to or against : fr. ivrt, ~pbg, 
 fidXXio. 
 
 'ETTi-poffOev, adv. in front,before, 
 in presence of : fr. TrpoffOtVy the 
 same. Th. xpo, before. 
 
 'ETirTpc,(TTi9iipi, f. Ti<TOJ, to add 
 over and above, improve : fr. 
 
 fcTTt, TTlWCTTlOtJl^U 
 
 'E7rf!rpo<paii'u)f to show before- 
 hand ; pass, to appear. Th. 
 ipai}'w. 
 
 'ETTiTT/oo^fpw, to advance against, 
 bring onward : fr. tTTt, Trpo, (pspio. 
 
 'ETTtTrpoxetu, to pour forth : fr. 
 fcTTt, TTpo, Xfcw. 
 
 'E7ri7Tra(jO(t»,f. Trranoj, a. 2. nrra- 
 poj', to sneeze at, forebode : fr, 
 
 ETTt, TTTaipiO. 
 
 'ETriTrrkaOaiy a. 2. infin. m. fr. 
 k(pi7mipi, to light upon, lly to : 
 fr. fcTTi, iTTTafiai, to lly ; f. Trr/;- 
 (Td/tat, a. 2. m. tTT-oj-niv &. kTrrd- 
 
 'E7Ti;rrw\;»), »/c? »'/, that which 
 
 folds over, a folding doublet. Th. 
 
 7rTi!<T(Tu)y to fold. 
 'ETriTTtoXfco/iai, ovpaty f. ijfTo^iai, 
 
 to go about, traverse, review : 
 
 fr. tTTi, TTwXfctj, synon. with tto- 
 
 Xfw, to turn. 
 ' ¥,7Tippa'nn»yi.avCby perf.t— tppay- 
 
 ica, to sjirinklc upon. Th. paivoj. 
 'luTrippavri^io, f. icro), perf. ku, to 
 
 dash or scatter over, sprinkle 
 
 upon : fr. the preceding verb. 
 'En-ippaTTrtu, to sew upon; f. \l/io, 
 
 perf. kTrippa<pa : fr. tTTt, pdimo. 
 'ETTippdfTfTio, Dor. for kTrippifrrnoj. 
 'ETTipp'sXio, impf. Ion. tTTjppf^tfT- 
 
 Koi', to sacrifice upon : fr. tTTt, 
 
 *£Trtp|6fTT/}g, 60C, oug, o, 7/, prone 
 to, inclined toward : fr. 
 
 'ETTippsTTio, f. \pit), perf. l — '^pptcpa, 
 to incline toward, hang over or 
 forward, impend : fr. 1—1, piTrio. 
 
 'ETTtppw, f. ptvau), to flow upon 
 the surface, flow to, overflow. 
 Th. psio. 
 
 'E7rippijSt)V, adv. expressly, ex- 
 plicitly, distinctly : fr. tTTt, tpttti. 
 
 'Eirippijjxaf aTog,Tb, an additional 
 address of the chorus ; in gram, 
 an adverb. Th. ptw, to say. 
 
 'ETrippi'i(T((TKf, 3 sing. impf. Ion. 
 of kTTippiifTffio, f. ^^i), to break on 
 or against, tear or force to, bui*st 
 upon, rush into: fr. tTTt, pi)(T<Tio, 
 or rra>, or pi)yvvfii. 
 
 'E-ipp^Tog, 6, 7/, spoken against, 
 of ill repute : fr. tTTi, pi]T6g. 
 EwippTvoi', ovy TO, a nose jewel, 
 frontlet, ear-ring : fr. tTTi, pig. 
 
 'EirippilTTU), & 'ETTippiTTTkiOf to 
 
 Eni 
 
 throw upon, hurl u}>on, with 
 ace. ; f. i/zw, perf. tTTtppi^a, a. 1. 
 k7rf:ppL\pa, a. 1. part. k7rtppi\pag, 
 ai'Tog : fr. tTTt, p'nrTo), f. i//(u, to 
 Iiiii'l. 
 
 'E/Tippo/), rig, 7/, influx, flowing 
 into, abundance, flood : fr. tTri, 
 /oai>. 
 
 ' ETTippoOkio, a), to make a loud 
 noise, muiMnur, applaud, favour: 
 fr. 
 
 'ETrippoOog, o, »/, a loud & noisy 
 patron <jr protector of another, 
 one who hastens to give assist- 
 ance, a defender, helper; useful: 
 fr. tTTi, poOog, the roaring of 
 waters, the noise made by the 
 waves in rowing. 
 
 'E7rippoi[5c7}v, with loud noise or 
 
 din, clamorously: fr. t/Ti, poi- 
 
 1^ -' 
 
 'E7rippois6w, a), f. //rrw, to utter a 
 
 shrill sound, whiz. Th. poli^og. 
 
 'Errippvitg, i7(Ta, tv, part. a. 2. 
 
 tTTtppUl]V, 1]9l, kitll'yW, 7/Vat, £!<;, 
 
 having flowed to : fr. the umised 
 th. kTT'ppvojyOr fcTrtppt'fct), synon. 
 
 with kTTtppElt). 
 
 ETTippuofxaL, to protect : fr. tTTi, 
 piiopai. 
 
 'ETTippvTog, 6, 7/, well- watered, 
 sprinkled upon : fr. the same th. 
 
 'ETTippiovi'Vio, & 'E7ripp(oi'i>vfii,&. 
 'ETTipj6(ou», f, puxToj, to flow on so 
 as to augment, strengthen, ani- 
 mate, excite, move, shake. Th. 
 piovvvu), the same. 
 
 'ETrippiorrOtlg, ti/roc, having been 
 strengthened, encouraged, a. 1. 
 ])t. pass. fr. kTrippioi'Vi'in, to be 
 strengthened, cVc. : fr. the same. 
 
 'KTTt(Tay/ta, ciTog, to, rags put 
 under jiaimiers to protect the 
 back ; the panniers themselves; 
 a saddle-cloth, pad, pack-saddle, 
 load, burden : fr. 
 
 'ETTiadtrcw, or ' ETricrdTTio, f. ^<o, 
 to strew, strew or spread upon, 
 saddle, load. Th. trdrrw, to load 
 
 'EirKTeUo, f. ei(Tio, to shake at, 
 stir up against, threaten. Th 
 
 (Tfiu). 
 
 'ETTKTtutu, f. ev(Tuj, to move to- 
 wards or against, incite, impel, 
 urge on. Th. ctvw. 
 
 'ETriffijfia, oTog, Tb, a sign, the 
 device on a shield : & 
 
 'ETTt(T///Ltaij'a>, to put a mark on, 
 point out, denote, signify, por- 
 tend ; f. avu), perf. ayKci. Th. 
 
 'ETncrz/juoc, b, y), having a mark 
 on, remarkable, distinguished, 
 impressed, stamped ; kTriatj^op 
 Tfjg vr]bg, a ship's colours : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 'ExiT/yr, adv. on equal terms, 
 ({.loipag being iind.) equally as, 
 alike : fr. tTTi, 'irrog. 
 
 'ETTiaiCiOj to set dogs on by liiss- 
 C247y 
 
 Eni 
 
 ing : fr. tTTt, (Ji^u). 
 
 'EnKTiTUVfjuiogf f. part. fr. Att. f. 
 kTrKTiTiovfiai, for kiriuiTKrofiai ; 
 hence part. kTricriTHTonti^og, Att. 
 kTrtrriTiuvntvog, Ion. by the 
 change of the diphthong ov into 
 ev, kTTimTisviJLtfog : fr. 
 
 'ETrKTiTiL^oiuii, to procure provi- 
 sions or sup[»iies : & 
 
 'E—KTiTi^M, to afford or furnish 
 provisions, &c. ; f. tVw, perf. 
 kTndtrj'iTiKa, perf. j)ass. kTriatcri- 
 TifTf^iai : fr. tTri, alrog, corn. 
 
 'ETrt<Ttrta-/xt)g, vv, b, a supply of 
 corn, food, vi tuals, forage : fr. 
 the perf. pass, of the above verb. 
 
 'ETTi(T»c(i^(t», f. d(T(t>, to halt, hobble 
 upon. Th. (TKu^u), the same. 
 
 'E—iffKEXtiatg, tcog, ?'/, the making 
 a horse gallop : fr. tTTt, (TKkXog. 
 
 'ETrirTKtTTTonai, to examine into, 
 insjject, survey, visit, look upon, 
 number, review, contemi)late, 
 regard, consider ; f. \//o/tai, perf. 
 pass. k7rs<TKS^ifiai, I have been 
 surveyed ; a. 2. iireaiciTnjv, i]c, 
 7/, I was examined; a. 1. m. tTTt- 
 aKtypdpi]v, w, aro, a. 1. impcr. m. 
 tTrirr»C£i//ai, daOio, 2 pi. kirifTKk- 
 yi^aaQt, look ye upon, choose ; 
 a. 1. m. subj. kTKTKkxpiofiai, y, 
 7/rai : fr. trri, aiceTrrofiai. 
 
 'E7Ttcr/ciTrra», f. \p<o, to look at, 
 consider. Th. (jketttm. 
 
 'ETTtmcfc— w, to cover over, liidc, 
 shelter. Th. aKi-nrio. 
 
 'E7n(7Ktvd^^o, f. doio, perf. aKn, to 
 repair, restore, refit, pack, forge 
 anew; put hanuss on, load: fr. 
 £Tri,(rfcti;d^w. T\\.aKivog. Hence 
 
 'E7ri(JKtva(rTi)c, ov, b, one who 
 repaii's or renews, a restorer. 
 
 'EizidKivi), )ig, 7/, reparation, re- 
 embellishment. Th. (iKtvog. 
 
 'E7ri(TKt<\jig, iu)g, y, a visiting, in- 
 spection, examination, observa- 
 tion, consideration, meditation, 
 disi)utation : fr. tTTicricETTro/trtt. 
 
 'ETTio-Kri/i'DC, b, y), in or before a 
 tent, in quarters; on the stage: & 
 
 'E7n(TK7]i'6io,io, to dwell in a tent, 
 reside ; f. waio, perf, £tt£<tk//J'w- 
 Ka, a. 1. £TT£0'K?'/j^a;(7a, a. 1. subj. 
 kTTL(TKi]vu)<no, yg, y : fr. tTTt, 
 (jK))in). 
 
 ' ETrKTKrjTTTiii, f. i//a>, to rush vio- 
 lently on, assail, accuse, charge 
 with, enjoin, lean upon: fr. tTTi, 
 (TKrjTr-oj. 
 
 ' E TTiCFKidZio, f. dffoj, to overshadow, 
 ob.scure, conceal : & 
 
 'ETTt'fTJCtoc, b, y), shaded, shady, 
 retired ; shading : fr. tTTi, ffKid. 
 
 'ETTiOKOTra, with good aim, so as 
 to reach the mark ; adv. fr. aico- 
 Trbg, the mark, or butt. Th. 
 aKSTTTOfiai, to look about. 
 
 'ETTt(rK'oTT£u>, w, to look to, look 
 into or visit, oversee, look for- 
 ward or upon, inspect, examine. 
 
 I 
 
is ' 
 
 fa- * 
 
 i 
 
 4 
 
 J^ 
 
 bi 
 
 il 
 
 f 
 
 111 
 
 EIII 
 
 observe ; f. rjffio, perf. tTreffKo-^ 
 TTijKa : fr. fcTrt, CKroTrew. Th. 
 <TKS7rro/iai. 
 
 'ETTiff/coTT/), »/g, »'/, visitation, in- 
 spection, deliverance : fr. the 
 same th. 
 
 'EiriffKOTTOQ, ov, u, episcopus, in 
 last and least pure usage, a 
 bishop ; generally an inspector, 
 spy, overseer, president, umpire: 
 fr. tTTSfTKOTraj perf. m. of ini- 
 (TKSTrrofiai. 
 
 'ETriaKOTTog, 6, »'/, aiming at, hit- 
 ting the mark. See tTriffKoira. 
 
 'ETTiaKOTiiOf w, f. rjffio, to veil in 
 darkness, overshadow, obscure. 
 Th. aKorog. 
 
 'ETTKTKvi^ujvTaif they should be 
 angry or wroth at, 3 pi. pres. 
 subj. m. of tTTKTKv^ofiai : fr. 
 tTTt, (TKv'Conaif to be wrotli. Th. 
 
 KlXjJV. 
 
 'Eiri(TKv9iZoj, f. t(Ta>, to drink like 
 
 a Scythian, intemperately ; a. 1. 
 
 imper. act. tTriaKvOtaov, a. 1. inf. 
 
 act. tTriaKvOicrai. Th. "^KvOiig, 
 
 ov, 6, a Scythian. 
 *E7n(TKvOpu)Trd^u), to look sulky, 
 
 surly, or discontented. See <tku- 
 
 GplOTTOg. 
 
 'ETTiffKvvioVjOVf TO, the eyebrow, 
 gravity, hauteur : fr. Itt], okv- 
 viov, the eyelid, extremity of 
 the eyelid. 
 
 'EiriCKMlTTU), f. i^ls), pf. l7rS(TK0}<pa, 
 
 to scoff', taunt, banter, jest at, 
 ridicule. Th, (TKioTrrto, to sneer. 
 
 'ETTKTiJiy, Ion. for iiTKr^q., 3 sing. 
 pres. ind. act. fr. t7ri(r/iaw, same 
 as (Tfidu), to w ipe, wipe off', scour. 
 
 'Emafivyepi), rjg, »/, woful, dismal, 
 Hesiod. : i'v.i7rl,ai.ivysp6g. Adv. 
 'ETTKTfivyspoJg, wofully, wretch- 
 edly. 
 
 'ETTiffofieu}, w, f. 7](Tijj, to march 
 proudly ; drive, scare away : fr. 
 
 fcTTt, (TOfSiu). 
 
 'Eiriaog, ov, 6, even, equal. Th. 
 i<rog. 
 
 'ETTto'Traojuat, Cjfxai, to di^aw to 
 one's self, carry off", arrogate, 
 attract, obtain, acquire ; Itti 
 (TTrdaOu), 3 sing. pres. imper. m 
 f. a.(TOfj,ai, a. 1. m. iTreffTracrdfXTjv, 
 w, aTo : fr. tirl, (tttuuj. 
 
 'E7ri(nra(TTi]p(g, lov, oi, handle of 
 a door : fr. the preceding. 
 
 'ETTiffTraffTug, ?/, ov, drawn upon 
 oneself : fr. tTri, (tttcho, 
 
 'ErrimraaTQov, ov, to, a cord or 
 rope by which any thing t-n-i- 
 airdrai, is drawn over ; a veil, 
 curtain ; knocker or latch of a 
 door : fr. s7ri(T7rdo^ai. 
 
 'ETTicnrduj, u), f. acra», to draw to 
 or together, attract : fr. lizi, 
 airau). 
 
 'EiriffTTiicrig, iiog, t), a pouring of 
 a libation on, libation, truce : fr. 
 
 '"EtTZiaTt'ivdiOy f. (TTTUffiOf to pour OP 
 
 Eni 
 
 sprinkle on, make a Hbation : 
 fr. £7ri, (TTrki'dio, f. airt'KTu). 
 
 'ETrio-TTfpx'/C, 60C, 6, »/, speedy, 
 in haste, (|uick, active : fr. 
 
 'ETTiaTrkpx^ii, f. 4a»,toha.sten, urge. 
 
 Th. CTTTtpXtt'. 
 
 'E7rt(T7rfo\;a;g, adv. diligently. 
 
 'ETTKTTret'^tu, f. evuit), to hasten, 
 urge on, press on. Th. OTrivCh). 
 
 'EirKT-rry, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. fr. liri- 
 (TTTtD, to follow after, attain, meet 
 with : fr. iiri, cirio, for cttw, to 
 follow. 
 
 *E7rt(T7roiro, he may have accom- 
 panied, 3 sing. a. 2. opt. m. fr. 
 (T7ro/iat, for STrofiat. See (nreio, 
 follow : lience comes tmcrTro- 
 fievog, part. 
 
 'ETTKTTTopn;, rjg, //, the second or 
 after sowing : & 
 
 'ETrifTTTopog, 6, r), sown after ; in 
 pi. posterity : fr. tTri, (nreipa), 
 f. snut, ])erf. m. tcnropa. 
 
 'E7ri(T7rovcd^ii}, f. d(TM, pei*f, tTTS- 
 (TTTOvcaKa, to hasten to, ap- 
 proach : fr. tTTt, (TTToy^d^w. 
 Hence 
 
 ' ETTKTTTOvSaffTijg, ov, 6, one who 
 quickens or hurries on. 
 
 'EirKTirtofxevog, i), ov, drawn to ; 
 pres. part. m. fr. tTriffTrdofiai, to 
 draw to, attract, &.c. Th. (nrdio. 
 
 ' EiriaffvTog, 6, r), rushing or hur- 
 rying on, assailing impetuously : 
 fr. £7ri, atvii). 
 
 'Eiri(T(TU)Tpa, nom. ]»1. fr. tTTia(rit)- 
 Tpov, ov, TO, the felloe or tire <»f 
 a wheel ; bent iron, fastened to 
 the rounded surl'ace of a wheel, 
 to prevent its wearing by con- 
 tinual friction : fr. tTri, doirpov, 
 the rounded or curved wooden 
 surface of the wheel : fr. ai'no, 
 to work. 
 
 'ETTtoTrt, poet. & Dor. for tTrt- 
 araaai, you know, are familiar 
 with, 2 sing. pres. fr. kTtiaTap.ai. 
 
 'ETTKTTadbv, adv. without chan- 
 ging place, constantly, firmly, 
 approaching, advancing in or- 
 der : fr. i(piaTt]i.ii. 
 
 ' ETTifTTaOfidofiai, Cjf.iai, to weigh, 
 ponder, consider : fr. tTTt, (ttuO- 
 fxdio. 
 
 'E.7n(TTa9neia, ag, ?'/, tarrying at 
 an inn or quarters : fr. 
 
 'Eiri(TTa9fitv(i}, f. tvffu), perf. Itte- 
 (TTdOfitvKa, to lodge with, be 
 billeted on, have quarters : fr. 
 
 'ETriffTaOjxog, ov, o, one w ho looks 
 after quarters, host : fr. IttI, 
 (TTaOfiog. Th. 'iffTJjfu. 
 
 'E-TriaTafxai, to be well acquainted 
 with, know, undei-stand, com- 
 prehend, be able ; 1 pi. imaTd- 
 fit9a, pres. part. lirinTdpivog, 
 J], ov, understanding ; impf. tm- 
 ora/iT/v & i)7ri(JTdp.r]v, (to, aTO, 
 f. tTTKTTtjffo^ai : fr. Itti, laa/xai, 
 or l(Tt]Hif to know ; by epentli. 
 (24«) 
 
 Eni 
 
 of the letter r. 
 
 'ETTKTTd^uvog, understanding, ex- 
 perienced, skilful ; part, of tlie 
 verb above : standing above ; 
 see fcTrjTracrOat. 
 
 'ETTiOTafikviog, skilfully, cleverly: 
 adv. fr. tTTiaTa^iai. 
 
 'EiriOTavTig, standing over or 
 upon, nom. pi. fr. tTCKJTag, dv- 
 rog, a. 2. part. act. oi t(pi<7Ti]pi, to 
 stand over or upon ; f. t TTKTr/ynrw, 
 pf. l(pi(TTi)Ka, a. 2. tTr'sffTijv, a. 2. 
 subj. iTTiaTu) : fr. in\, 'iaTtipi, 
 to make to stand. 
 
 'E7ri(TTa(Tai, 2 sing. pres. of iiri- 
 (TTapai. 
 
 'E7ri<jTaa9ai, Ion. for t(l)i(TTafT9ai, 
 to stand over or above ; tTrtora- 
 p.svog. Ion. for tcpiffTOfisvog, pres. 
 part. pass, of l(pi(TT)]fii, to stand 
 over or upon. 
 
 'ETTiffTacTia, ag, if, inspection, 
 superintendence, management ; 
 authority, command ; attention, 
 observation : & 
 
 ^EiriffTaaig, nog, »/, the same ; a 
 stopping, standing still, halt. 
 Th. 'iffTTji-ii. 
 
 'ETTiffTario), w, f. rjfTuj, perf. Itts- 
 aTdrrjica, to superintend, be at 
 the head of, be commander : fr. 
 
 'ETTiaTdTTjg, ov, 6, one at the head 
 of, who is set over anvthing, an 
 overseer, president,ccmmander: 
 in Homer Od. P. 455, the same 
 as liraiTijQ, one who comes up 
 & asks for something, a beggar: 
 fr. t<pi(rTT)fii. In the N. T. the 
 same as SicdffKaXog, a teacher, 
 preceptor, master ; perhaps fr. 
 iiritTTapai, to know. 
 ETTjcrraro, he knew, 3 sing. impf. 
 of tTritrrafiai. 
 
 V.Tri<JTaTov, ov, to, the stem or 
 support of a bowl, I user. Sig. 
 EirifTTaTovvTtg, nom, pl.pt. pres. 
 of iTTt era r£(u, to preside over: 
 fr. IttI, 'itTTrj^i, to set. 
 E7rt(rrax«''w, f. vcrio, to grow up 
 into ear : fr. tTri, crTa^vg. 
 ETTifTTkaTai, Ion. for liritTTavTai, 
 3 pi. pros, ind. fr. t7ri(TTaficti. 
 E7n(TTti(3u), f. \pM, to tread or 
 step upon, trample upon, under- 
 take : fr. tTTi, (TTiifiu). 
 ETTiaTtlXai, to have enjoined by 
 letter, a. 1. inf. act. fr. ImfTTtX- 
 Xu). 
 
 ETTtoTf /^(u, f. ^to, to proceed to, 
 come upon : fr. itti, (Trfi'xw. 
 EttioteXXo*, to send word or or- 
 dei's to, enjoin by letter ; f. Itti- 
 (TTiXu), perf. fTTioTaXKa, a. 1. 
 tTrioTftXo, perf. m. tTrtoroXa . 
 fr, ITT I, oteXXw. 
 
 'ETTlfTTiVU), & 'ETTKTTtvdxiO, tO 
 
 groan or lament over or on ac- 
 count of. Th, (TTSVUJ. 
 'ETTiaTfveTo, 3 sing. impf. pass, 
 of TriOTivit), to trust ; f. cvcw : fr. 
 
 »T.T. 
 
 Eni 
 
 xtVrif, faith. Th. ttuOio. 
 ETn(jTtv9ij, was entrusted, 3 sing. 
 ^ a. 1. ind. pass. fr. the same verb. 
 EirL<TTt^av6ix), at, f,u>(Tw,to crown, 
 adorn with a garland : fr. ctti, 
 (TTf^avoio. 
 
 ETrKTTefpnig, eog, ovg, 6, i), crown- 
 ^ cd with, tilled to the brim : fr. 
 ETTtore^w, f. xj/vj, perf. t7rk<TTt<pa, 
 to put a crown on, fill to the 
 brim : h\ Itti, ori^w. 
 'E7narkijjvTai,thoy know,&c. Ion 
 
 for tTTirrTavTcu : 
 'EiriffTy, you know, &c. Att. for 
 tTriaraaai, 2 sing. pres. ind. fr. 
 iTTtVrrt/tat. 
 'E7ri(TTt}0i, i]Ti,}, urge on, a. 2. 
 imper. fr. i(pi(TTi]ni, to urge or 
 press on. 
 'E7ri(TT}j9i^ofiai, f. Ltronai, to lean 
 or place oneself on another's 
 breast. Th, aTijOog, breast, 
 'E7ri(TTr)ixi], rjg, ?/, accurate know- 
 ledge, science, practice, skill, 
 study : fr. tTriVra/icit, to know. 
 Th, "ifTqf.u, the same. 
 'ETTKTTijfioviog, adv. skilfully, cle- 
 verly : fr. 
 'EirKTTijfuov, ovog, o, //, knowing, 
 scientific, wise, clever : fr. the 
 same verb and th. 
 'ETTKTrijvai, to urge or press on, 
 a. 2, inf. fr. ttpiffTtipi, to stand 
 on or over, press on. Th. 'laT^jxi. 
 'ETTifTTijpi'Cio, to lay a firm hand 
 on, lean or fix upon, strengthen; 
 f. iKm, Att. to), perf. tTVtffTijpixa, 
 a..\ . t7re(TTi)ni^a: fr, Itti, <Tr»;pt^w. 
 'E7ri(TTi)(Tg, you shall know, 2 sing. 
 
 i\ 1, m. fr. iTTtffra/iat, 
 'ETTitTTLov, Ion. for i(ps<TTiov, a so- 
 cial hearth, abode ; station for 
 ships : & 
 'ETrifTTiog, Ion. fur t<ps(TTiog,At tlie 
 family hearth, domesticated ; a 
 citizen, inhabitant, sui)pliant: fr. 
 tTri, taTia, hearth, household, 
 ETTiffTifiUaKtv, Ion. for tirtffTo- 
 [iovv, or fc7rf(Tro/3tov, impf. act. 
 of tTTKTTOjSeio for t7rL(yT0f.iau), f. 
 i](Tuj, perf. iTTtaTop.i]Ka, to jeer 
 at, insult : fr. iirl, (TTo^ia, mouth; 
 or fr. (TTtijiu). 
 
 EirKTToXddTjv, adv. in state, in 
 robes, elegantly, concisely ; with 
 garments tucked up : fr. tTri, 
 (TTtXXu), to send, adorn ; f. <tt(- 
 Xui, perf. t(TTaXKa, a. 1. laTiiXa, 
 perf. m. tOToXa. 
 
 EinrrToXd^u}, f. daio, pf. tTrcoro- 
 XuKa, to bring to, heap up, ac- 
 cumulate : & 
 
 ETTtoToXfi'^, kuig, 6, the second 
 connnander in a fieet : & 
 ETTiffToXt), rjg, t), epUtola, an epis- 
 tle, letter : fr. the perf. m. of 
 
 tTTKTTtXXai. 
 
 E7rirTToXia<l>6pog, 6, the same as 
 tTTKTToXtvg ; also a letter-car- 
 rier, bearer of despatches. Th. 
 
 EIII 
 
 ETTtoToXtKog, i), bv, epistolary 
 
 fr. tTTKTTiXXoJ. 
 
 EmcrToXipaiog, a, ov, contained 
 in letters ; ^vvdfieig, forces on 
 paper only and not actually col- 
 lected : fr. the same. 
 
 'ETTKTTO^i'ClO, to stop Or sluit tllC 
 
 mouth, resti-ain, check, silence 
 by refuting ; f, iaoj, perf. tTrtaro- 
 fiiKu : fr. iiri, UTOjxa. 
 E^TTicfTOf^uov, ov, TO, eplstomlum ; 
 any thing for stopping the mouth, 
 a nuizzle, gag, bit, stopple, spout, 
 tap : fr. the same. 
 EirKTTovaxkio, d, f. i)(tuj, to groan 
 heavily : fr. lirl, (TTovaxkio. 
 ETTitTTopeu), u>, f. icru), to sjjread 
 over or upon : fr. tTri, crTopico. 
 'E7ri(TTpaTtia,ag,i), Ion tTriorpa- 
 r//t/;, an expedition or arma- 
 ment against any one : fr. 
 EirKTTpaTtviij, f. tvau), perf. l-rrt- 
 (TTpdrevKa, to engage in an ex- 
 pedition against, make war a- 
 gainst : fr. tTri, (TTpctTevut, to 
 lead out an army. Th. (TTparog. 
 
 'ETriffTpatpEig, tlcra, kv, gen. tTrt- 
 (TTpa<pivTog, a. 2. part. pass. fr. 
 i7n(TTpi<pio, to turn toward, &c. 
 Th, (TTpB<pu), to turn; f. xjjw, perf. 
 i(TTpe<pa, a. 2. torpa^ov, perf. m. 
 icTTpo^a. 
 
 'ETriaTpeTTTog, 6, rj, attracting at- 
 tention, causing to turn : fr. tTri- 
 aTpicpio. 
 
 'E7ri(TTps<ptiog, Ion. & poet, ex- 
 actly, carefully, deceitfully, ab- 
 ruptly, hastily : adv. fr. 
 
 'ETTtorpt^/}^, kog, 6, ij, industri- 
 ous, adroit, able to turn hand to 
 any thing ; cross-grained, i)er- 
 verse ; abrupt, rapid : fr. 
 
 'ETrtoTpt0(i>, to turn toward, draw- 
 back, turn to one's self, cause to 
 return, attract the attention, 
 convert ; f. i//w, perf, tTrtarpt^a, 
 a. 1, t7rs(Trpe\pa, a. 1. imper. tTr«'- 
 trrpExpov, dTU),ii. 1, subj, tTrtorpt- 
 ^u), yg, y, a. 1. inf. tiriaTpi^pai, 
 a. 1. pt. act. tTTKTTpkxliag, avTog, 
 a. 2, pass, i7re(TTpd(ptjv, ijg, tj, 1 
 turned myself, turned ; a, 2, im- 
 per, pass. t7n(Trpd(pi]Ti, ijTio,ii.2. 
 subj. pass. tTrKTrpcKpoj, a. 2, part, 
 pass, k7ri(7Tpa(ptig,(VTog, perf. m. 
 t7rt(TTpo<pa ; t7ri(TTpk<po/jiai, mid. 
 to attend to, Anacr. as quoted 
 by Longin. § xxx. Th, <TTps(pu}. 
 
 'E7ri(TTpo(pdh]V, adv. turning hi- 
 ther and thither, stoutly : & 
 
 'ETrt(Trpo0/),/}(;, >}, the turning to, 
 conversion, return ; attention, 
 heed ; engagement, combat ; 
 abode : fr. tiriTrpttpio. 
 
 'E7ri(TTpo<pog, 6, //, one attending 
 to, or occupied with ; whose 
 company is sought ; sociable ; 
 versatile ; careful, diligent : h\ 
 the above. 
 
 'E-jriaTpujvvvio, to spread or strew 
 (249) 
 
 Eni 
 
 upon : fr, tTrJ, arpojvvvio, to 
 strew, f, (TTpujau), a. 1. t^Tpioaa. 
 Th. arop'tio, to strew. 
 
 E.7Ti(yTpii)(pdio, Cj, f. rioii), to turn 
 about, visit in, traverse : fr. tTri, 
 (TTp^t)(pd^^}. 
 
 'KTTtoTw, you were knowing ; by 
 contr, fjr tTricrTuo, Ion. for iTrt- 
 OTCKTo, 2 sing, impf. i7rt(Tra/if/r, 
 (TO : fr. tTri(TTafxai, to know. Th. 
 
 'ETrioT(5(Trti'ro, they plighted their 
 faith, 3 pi. a. 1. m. of Trttrrow, to 
 require a promise : fr. TriaTig, 
 faith. Th. TrtiOw. 
 'ETrKTvvdyo), to gather together 
 against, assemble against, assem- 
 ble ; f, tTrt{Ttu'a^a),perf, t-n-irrvvi}- 
 X«, a. 1. ini<Tvvi]Ka, a. 1. inf. tTTt- 
 (Tvvd^ai, a. 2. ixct.t7ri(Tvvtiyayo%', 
 a. 2. inf. tTrKTwayaytlv, perf. 
 j)ass, l—i(Tvvt)ypai, pf, pt, pass. 
 tTTicrvvifypkvog, t], ov, a. 1. pass. 
 iiriavvi]x9y]v, a. 1. pt. pass. tTrt- 
 (Tvvax9i\g, ii<Ta,kv : fr. c7ri,avv, 
 dy(x). 
 'EiTKTvvaytjjyri, ijg, t), the assem- 
 bling in one place, a congrega- 
 tion : fr. the above. 
 EiTnavvcLTrTio, f.xf^uj, pf. tTrtcrj'i'j}- 
 <pft, to join together upon, unite; 
 introduce ; join battle, engage : 
 fr. tTri, avvaTTToj, the same. Th. 
 dizTio, to join. 
 'Ein<Tvvax9ti(yix)v, gen. pi. f. g, fr. 
 iiri<7vvax9f~iaa, tjg, >), a. l.part. 
 pass. f. g. fr. tTTiavvdyio. 
 'E7ri(Tvi'£x<*^j t*^ hold together up- 
 on, adhere to, fasten, fit : fr. tTri, 
 (Tvi'kxf'f ' ^vhence 
 'ETrto-i'i'£xovrt<;,part,takingalong 
 with them, or having their neigh- 
 bours' wives ; in 3 Esdr. ix. 17. 
 'E7ri(Tvvijyp.kvt], perf. part. pass, 
 f. g. fr. iTziavvdyit), to gather to- 
 gether. 
 'E7n(Tvvi(TTafiai, to conspire, rise 
 up together with one consent 
 agahistone: see i7ri(Tvara<Tig: fr. 
 'Ettktvv'kttijpi, to produce, stir 
 up to sedition with one consent. 
 Th. iffTtjfii. 
 'E7ri(TV}'Tpix*^i *^ run together, 
 meet in a body : fr. tTri, (tvv, 
 Tpex^^, to run ; f. 9pk^o}, a. 2. 
 tcpufiov, pei-f. m. ik^pofia. 
 'ETrt<T?jp/ia, ciTog, to, the track of 
 
 any thing drawn along : fr. 
 'Einavpuj, . to drag to, along, or 
 after one ; spin out ; involve the 
 cause in a maze of words, and 
 pass over the point on which it 
 hinges ; metapli. derived from 
 snakes, who coil along the ground 
 leaving uo trace behind. Th. 
 crrpoj. 
 'ETTKTvaTaffig, eiog, y, a collecting 
 of many in the same place, 
 throng, concourse, seditious as- 
 sembly, conspiracy, insurrection, 
 
 ir 
 
Eni 
 
 Eni 
 
 Eni 
 
 1 
 
 i 
 
 :«*l 
 
 I » 
 
 tumult : fr. IttI, ffvviffTrjui, to 
 meet, tempt to revolt. Th.'iarrjui. 
 'ETTirrvarpkipio, f. \//w, to turn to- 
 gether to grounds of suspicion 
 against one, collect together, 
 unite in an undertaking : fr. IttI, 
 
 <TV(TTnE(p(jO. 
 
 *E7n(T<payt)(rsTai, 3 sing. fut. 2. 
 
 pass. fr. 
 'ETTifTipciKio, or cr0arrw,to slay one 
 
 upon another, sacrifice for : fr. 
 
 tTTi, (T<paCio, or (T(pdTTo), f. ^u), a. 
 
 2. t(T<l)ayov, pass, tu^ay//!'. 
 'E7ria0aX//g, log.o, >/, slippery, 
 
 dangerous : fr. IttI, (r(l)dWio, to 
 
 trip up. Hence 
 'E7n(T(pa\uJQ, adv. in a manner 
 
 liable to slip, dangerously. 
 'ETTio-^payi^w, f. I'aw, to set one's 
 
 seal on, confinn, mark : fr. fcTrt, 
 
 (T^payl^u>, to seal. 
 'E'TTKr^vpioVy ov, TO, the clasp or 
 
 button of a boot : fr. tTrt, above, 
 
 & (Ttpvpbv, the ankle. Th. a<pvpa. 
 'E7rt<TX€, restrain, a. 2. imper. act. 
 
 fr. tizkxiOy a. 2. tivtcrxov. Th. 
 
 tyu), to have. 
 'ETTiaxi^ov, adv. nearly, almost, 
 
 forthwith, immediately : fr. tTTj, 
 
 'E7rifTx££iJ^ to stop, pause, Ton. 
 for tTTiffXE^J^, a. 2. inf. See tTri- 
 ffx<o. 
 'E7rtfTY80w, the same as tTrtx^, to 
 resti'ain. 
 'E7r((Tx«o, Ion. for tTriffxou, a. 2. 
 imper. m. tTrtcrxfC, a. 2. im])er. 
 act. (as if fr. cxf/fii) tTrtirxo/if- 
 vot% a. 2. part. m. t7ri(Tx<t>J^j a. 2. 
 part. act. i7rifTx«Tr, a. 2. inf.^act. 
 fr.fc7rEx<«>ja.2. f 7rf(TX(>»^- Th. tx^- 
 'ETTKTxtpw, adv. in a series, one 
 after another : fr. trxf poc, a row, 
 fr. <Tx«w for tx^' ^'f- J^^'lc- 
 'E7ri(Txt<Tt'a, ae, ?/, a pretext, pre- 
 tence ; restraint : fr. iirix^Of to 
 hold out, allege. 
 'Eivlaxf^fJ'-Q, f tt>c, //, restraint, par- 
 simony : fr. iirix^' 
 'E-maxo^itvoQ, having held fast, 
 
 a. 2. part. m. : see i-Kirrxf-O' 
 'ETTKTxt^'w, to make strong, grow 
 strong, prevail on or over, press 
 more.& more, persevere ; impf. 
 liTirrxvov, eg, e, f. v'<tw, perf. tTrt- 
 (TxvKtt, a. 1. tTTj'o'xvo'a : fr. iri, 
 i(Txv<^, to be strong. Th. hx^Q- 
 'Ettictx^'ov, having held, a. 2. part, 
 act. fr. tirkx^^. Th. txw, tojiave, 
 f. €?w, perf. i(Txni^"j a. 2. tcrxov, 
 impf. tlx^^v. 
 'EinfTLopEiHo, to heap up, treasure 
 up ; f. ivcrio, perf. k7ri(Tt(rwntvKa : 
 fr. €7ri, (TijjptvLo, to heap. Th. 
 (Tiopbc, heap. 
 'E7rt(Tw-p07/, see in 'EriWwrpoi/. 
 'ETTirrtyi), r)c, »/, an appointment, 
 ordinance, order, authority : fr. 
 bTrirdfrau), to enjoin ui»on. 
 'Exiray^a, arog, to, subsidiary 
 
 cohort; order, dictate, condition: to command, guide : fr 
 
 fr. the same. 
 'ETTiTdceg, Dor. for t7riTt]hg,iidv. 
 
 fr. tTrirqcijg, fit. 
 'E7rtrafcr;)p, iipog, o, one who 
 commands others, a task-master : 
 fr. kTriTcirTio. 
 'ETTiraKTug, enjoined, prescribed: 
 
 fr. fcTTiraVcrtu. 
 'ETTtra'yiu'etv, Ion. fur tTTirf/a-ai', 
 to make a gash upon. Th. rf^- 
 vu), to cut. 
 'ETriTavuio, f. vffio, to stretch up- 
 on, superadd : fr. t-rrl, tcivvu). 
 'E-Trira^ig, eiog, i), a mandate, or- 
 der, imposition, impost, placing 
 in reserve : fr. tTTcracrrrw. 
 'ETTtrapa'rrw, f. ^w,pf. Tfrdpaxn, 
 to disturb by intruding on, inter 
 nipt. Th. rapaTToj, acno. 
 'E7nTdppo9og, 6, 7/,a second, ally; 
 conqueror, victor; iortTrippoOog, 
 the same : fr. tTrt, podog, the 
 roaring of waters. 
 'E7riTa(Tig, io)g, j), extension, ear- 
 nest endeavour, vehcmeiice, am- 
 plification : fr. tTriTtivio. 
 'E7riraV<Toj,or rrio, to place in the 
 rear, post, enjoin upon, ordain ; 
 f. ^u), pres. ])art. tTriractnuv, ov- 
 Tog : fr. tiri, ra^T^w, to arrange; 
 f. ^lo, perf. Tsraxft, a. 1. ira^a, 
 perf. m. rerdya. 
 'ETTirdipiog, 6, >/, over a grave, 
 sepulchral, funereal : fr. trrl, 
 QdiiTix), to bury, a. 2. tTa<pov. 
 'ETTiTaxvvio, to hasten, give ad- 
 ditional haste to: fr.fc7r(,rrtx''"'<*^j 
 the same, f. vru>. Th. raxvg- 
 'ETziriyyo), f. ^w, to tinge with, 
 
 shed upon. Th. rtyyw. 
 'EinTtivio, to stretch to or over, 
 reach to, strive, increase, en- 
 large, menace, assail : fr. t7r«, 
 rtivoi ; f. va7, perf. trrtraraKw. 
 'ETTir^txi^w, to raise a wall so as 
 to guard, set up a wall io block- 
 ade : fr. tTTi, rf tx'st*>> to build a 
 wall ; f. (Ttu. Til. raxoc- 
 'ETTtrEixfy/i^j fiTf^Qy TO, a fortress, 
 castle of defence again t one : & 
 'ETTiraxto'/^oC, ov, 6, the erection 
 
 of a fortress : fr. the above. 
 'ETriTSKa, ace. fr. tTrirt^. 
 'E'rriTtXtcrOki'Ta, ace. sing. a. 1. 
 ])art. pass. fr. perf. pass, tTTirt- 
 riXtafxai, a. 1. pass. t~eTt\t<j- 
 6i]v : fr. 
 'ETnTsXeio, w, kng, tig, to bring to 
 an end, put the finishing hand 
 to, perform sacred rites : f. 6(Tw, 
 a. 1. tTTf rlXfo-a, I completed : fr. 
 fcTTI, Ts\og. 
 'ETTiTtXtig, tog, ovg, 6, ?/, brought 
 to an end, finished, ripe, mature: 
 fr. the same. 
 'ETTtrfXXo^ai, y, trai, toraiseone- 
 self so as to be upon or above 
 another, appear above the liori- 
 
 'Evir£/\\<u, f. fXio, to appoint, or- 
 der, commission, charge ; arise. 
 
 appear : fr. Itti, TtXXo;. 
 
 'Ettitshvoj, f. fiut, perf. TiTHTjKn, 
 to n.ako a cut or gash upon, ani- 
 ])utate, cut short, abridge, re- 
 trench : fr. tTTi, Trivia. 
 
 'Ett'ith , Koc, 7/, for iTTiToKog, near 
 one's lime, on the point of bring- 
 ing forth : fr. t-l, t'iktm, to 
 bring forth ; f. Tk^onai, perf. m. 
 
 TtTdKa. 
 
 'E;rtr£|07r£(Trtpor,more pleasantly, 
 com p. fr. 
 
 'E/rtrfpTT/}?, iog, b, i), aflbrding 
 ])leasure, pleasant, delightful. 
 Th. TfpTTot, to delight ; f. i/zw. 
 
 'E-n-iTfOTojiai, to delight oneself 
 in, take pleasure in : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 'ETTirsrarai, 3 sing. perf. pass. fr. 
 tTTiTiivio, to stretch to or over, 
 strive. Th. niiuo, to stretch. 
 
 'ETnTtTpaTTTai, has been en- 
 trusted, 3 sing. perf. pass. & 
 
 'E7rtT€rpa0arai, Ion. for tTriTt- 
 rpaf^iyivoi tiai, 3 pi. i)erf. pass. 
 fcTTirtrpa/i/irtt, of t7rirp£7rw, to 
 commit to any one's care. Th. 
 rpfTTtu, to turn ; f. i/zw, perf. rk- 
 Tpi<pa, perf. m. rtrporra. 
 
 'EiriTijCtia, Ion. tiririilia, neces- 
 saries, ii(»m. pi. n. g. fr. 
 
 'E-rriTiihiog, b, /;, also a, ov, iit, 
 suitable, favourable, convenient, 
 necessary ; fit, active ; oi kmr., 
 relations, friends, as in Lat. 
 7ieccssarii. Th. t7riTJ)^i)g, the 
 same. 
 
 *ETriTi]hiiog, see tTrtrtj^ewg. 
 
 'EniTJi^tg, Ion. adv. diligently, on 
 pur})ose : fr. t7TiTijtr]g. 
 
 'li7riTT]^iVfia, arog, to, mode of 
 life, plan laid down, habit, pur- 
 suit, study, employment, disci- 
 pline : & 
 'ETTiTiictvffig, etog, »/, discipline, 
 
 habit, custom, pursuit : fr. 
 'E7riT7;C£i''w, to instruct or bring up 
 to any thing, cultivate carefully, 
 pursue, attend to, be addicted to, 
 ])raetise studiously ; f. tv<Jo), a. 
 I. tTTtTTjStvaa : & 
 'EiriTtiHiog, adv. carefully, exact- 
 ly, conveniently, fitly, Ion. for 
 tTTiTtidfiiiog, fr. 
 'EniTHAirS, tog, b, i], fit, ade- 
 quate, proper, convenient. 
 'ETTtTj/fcw, f. ii^M, to pour over in 
 a state of melting, melt on. Th. 
 ri/Ktu. 
 'Ettitijp'ho, w, f. //aw, to observe, 
 
 wait for. Th. Tt]pto>, to keep. 
 'E7rtr//p//<Tar:? a. 1. part. act. I'f 
 
 the preceding verb. 
 'E-iTiOidai, Jon. for tTriTiOtlai, 
 
 3 pi. pres. ind. act. fr. 
 'E7riri9}fiJi, to put or lay upon. 
 
 zon, rise ; poet, for tvTkWofiadl impose,apply,superadd,laae,put 
 (250) 
 
 Eni 
 
 on board, inflict ; tTriTiOti, pres. 
 imper. act. for tTriTiGeTt, as if fr. 
 tTTiTiOtio, f. tTTiOiiaio, perf. tTrire- 
 OeiKa, a. 1. t7r£0//»ca, a. 2. tTTiOrjv, 
 a. 2. imper. ixt^fg, krio. 'Etti 
 riOffiai, mid. to lay one's hands 
 on, attack, assault ; a. 1. pass. 
 tTTfriOi/r, a. I. sul)j. pass. Ittl- 
 TtOiij, yg, y, f. m. i-md^rjo^iai, y, 
 iTai, a. 2. m. tTTfOt/iT/r, ao, to. 
 Th. TiOiJUi, to place. 
 
 'EiriTifialog, ov, o, a cynic, stern 
 and austere rebuker, snarler, 
 one perpetually rebuking and 
 taking othci's to task : fr. 
 
 'ETTtrT/iaw, w, to put an additional 
 price on, reprove, rebuke, pu- 
 nish, avenge ; charge, enjoin 
 strictly ; with a dat. imperf. 
 tTTtTifiao}', Ml', f. Tjrrijj, perf. Itti- 
 TtTifiijica, a. 1. iTrtTifiijrra, a. 1. 
 imper. act. fc7riri/<;/(Toj', c'itio, a. 
 1. opt. tTriTifijjrTai^i, aig, ai : fr. 
 fTTi, Tij.it). Th. Tiu). Hence 
 
 'E7rir///);o"tg, nog, //, rebuke, high 
 price of corn, dearuess of provi- 
 sions : & 
 
 'ETTiTifitjTijg, ov, 6, an avenger, 
 auxiliary, valuer, task-master : 
 & 
 
 'ETTiTtfirjTvjp, opog, 6, Jin avenger, 
 assertor of one's rights. 
 
 'ETTtrT/tta, ag, >/, & 
 
 'Ettitihiov, price, fault, fine, pu- 
 nishment, rebuke, censure : & 
 
 'ETTt'rT/iOf, b, »'/, one in high esti- 
 mation, on wliom value is put, 
 honoured ; liable to punLshraent: 
 
 fr. tTTl, Tlflfj. 
 
 'ETTLTiTOiog, ov, b, y), synon. with 
 
 VTTOTirOiog, at the breast. Th. 
 
 TirOog, the teat. 
 'E7ri-\T]fii, to endure. Th. rXJ}/it. 
 'EiriToavTb, or IttI Tb avTo, adv. 
 
 ui the same place, together, alike. 
 
 Th. avTbg, /), 6, self. 
 'EiriTOKog, 6, t), near one's time, 
 
 on the point of bringing forth. 
 
 Th. TiK-io, to bring forth, perf. 
 
 m. TtTOKa. 
 'EttitoXi), rjg, i). Ion. for tvroXt), 
 
 an injunction ; rising of the 
 
 stai's. Th. TtXXu). 
 'ETTiToXfidu), (J, to assume addi- 
 tional courage, endure, forbear ; 
 
 f. ijmo. Th. ToXfia, boldness. 
 'ETriTOfit), rjg, y, a cutting off, 
 
 f/?i/t)/*w, abridgment. Th. Ttni'io, 
 
 to cut, perf. m. TtTOfia. 
 'P^TTiTovog, ov,b, a rope by which 
 
 the sail-yard is lashed to the 
 
 niast. Th. Tth'O). 
 'KTTirotci^onai, f. dcrof-iai, to aim 
 
 with the bow, or shoot at any 
 
 one, calunniiate : fr. ctti, To^d- 
 
 i^oficu, the same. Th. to^ov. 
 'ETriroTTi^w, f. icru), to remain in 
 
 one's place and abode, stick to 
 
 one's place. Th. Toirug. 
 'EttitottoXv, adv. for the most 
 
 Ell I 
 
 part, in general : fr. tTrJ, noXvg. 
 
 'ETTiTocTcraig, (if the text be not 
 corrupted,) part. a. 1. act. fr. 
 tTriTTtTcu}, to come suddenly up 
 on, f. o(T(u, a. 1. tTTiTrtToffa, a. 1. 
 ])art. kTrnrtTofTctg, by the ylv»l. 
 doublinc: of the <t, t*v: bv svnc. 
 tTTiTUfTiTaig. See Trcrouj', to fall 
 on any thing. Or a, 1. part. act. 
 yEol. formed fr. tTtiT07TiZ,M, f. 
 inui, a. 1. part. t—iTinrirrar, A\,o\. 
 6i poet. k7nro7ri(T(Taig, by sync. 
 kTriTucrrraig. 
 
 'p]7rirp«7riw, iS: 'ETrtrpaTrto, Ion. 
 tSc poet, for fcTTirp^TTw, to charge, 
 commit to any one. 
 
 'ETriTptTTTfa, \. -Ttov, permission 
 must be given ; verb. adj. fr. 
 ETrirpeTTw, to turn over or to an- 
 other, give way to or allow, com- 
 mit to one's care, entrust ; ex- 
 cite, urge ; f. ypio, perf. tTTiTt- 
 Tpt<pa, a. 1. kTrtTpfipa, perf. pass. 
 kTriTtTpaufxai, ip^h "i^Titi, a. 2. 
 pass. fTTfrpaTT//)', j)erf. m. i-Ri- 
 
 TiTpOTCa. Th. Tp'tTZiiK 
 
 'E7nTpt<pio, f. Opt^io, to nourish 
 for or upon, make to grow : tni- 
 Tp£(p6i.uvog, growing up. Th. 
 
 TpStplJJ. 
 
 'ETriTp'txpoifTi, they will permit. 
 Dor. for k7nTp'k\pov(Ti, 3 pi. f. 1. 
 ind. act. of tTrirptTrw. 
 
 'ETTiTptx^o, f. 6pfI,io, a. 2. tTTtcpa- 
 {.lov, to run upon, overrun, make 
 an incursion, strike upon, assail. 
 Th. Tpsx<o. 
 
 'ETTiTpV^io, to rub upon, wear 
 down, afflict, consume. Th. 
 rpifiio, to rub ; f. i//a>, perf. ts- 
 Tpicpa. Hence 
 
 'ETriTpiTTTog, b, y), rubbed, worn ; 
 j)ractised, wily, crafty. 
 
 'EiriTpiTog, 6, //, a whole and a 
 third part more ; kTrirniTog 
 TOKog, when a third part of the 
 principal is paid yearly as in- 
 terest ; in poetry a foot consist- 
 ing of three short and one long 
 syllable. 
 
 'ETri-pi^pig, eiog, i), is explained a 
 wave, Ps. xcii. ; friction, colli- 
 si<jn : fr. kTnTpijSoj. 
 
 'ETriTponalog, a, or, committed 
 or entrusted to as guardian or 
 regent : 'ETTiTpOTrairi /3a(TiX//i;/, 
 sovereign power entrusted to a 
 regent, during the minority of 
 the king : fr tTriTptTrio. 
 
 'ETTiTpoTrtvoj, f. tvcroj, to be a 
 guardian or tutor, superintend, 
 control, have the management 
 of: Si 
 
 'EniTnoTreroixai, to be superin- 
 tended, «Scc. : fr. tTTiVpoTTog. 
 Hence 
 
 'KTnTpOTTfVTiKbg, »), 01', fit to dis- 
 charge the office of a steward. 
 
 'ETrcrjOUTT*), ijg, »), delegated pow- 
 er, management, guardianship : 
 (251) 
 
 EDI 
 
 fr. perf. m. of fcTrt rperrw. 
 
 'ETTiVpoTTOc, 01', 6, a deputy, 
 stewai«d, guardian, prefect, pro- 
 curator : fr. the same. 
 
 'ETrtrpoxat»;r, adv. readily, with 
 alacrity; l>riefly, suecinctly : fr. 
 E7rt-|f)oxrttt>, to run iq)un or over: 
 fr. tTTl, rpoxdoj, to run, hasten. 
 Th. Tpix(o. 
 
 'EniTvyxdi'io, to fall u[)on or in 
 with, meet with, obtain, reach, 
 succeed, attain, hit ; :i. 2. tTri- 
 Tvx<n', tg, s : fr. tTri, Tvyxdvio, 
 to gain; f. Ttv^ofxai, pert", re- 
 Ttvxa. 
 
 'ETTtTVfifti^iog, b, ■)), crested, 
 tufted ; an epith. given to larks 
 whieli have a tuft : fr. fcTTj, Tvfj.- 
 f3og, a tomb ; either because 
 they are for the most part found 
 about graves, or because tliey 
 have on their heads a kind of 
 TVfiiSog ; also, placed upon a 
 tomb, funereal, sepulchral. 
 
 'ETTLTVxtiv 7iJ'«,to have hit upon, 
 met with, found any one, a. 2. 
 inf. of tTTLTvyxdvix). 
 
 'ETTiTvxict, ag^ //, a fortunate 
 event, success : fr. the same. 
 
 'ETTt-j'x^'"'? oiTor, such as one 
 may ordinarily meet with, com- 
 mon, mean, low, a. 2. part act, 
 fr. the same verl). 
 
 'E7ri(pai(^pv'vio, f. vvu>, to bright- 
 en, cleanse, wash : fr. tTrt, <pai- 
 Spvvio. 
 
 'ETTKpaivio & ofiai, to display, ex- 
 hibit, show oneself upon, appear 
 above, shine upon ; pres. imper. 
 k7ri(pair'e, f. tTTi^avM, perf. tTrt- 
 7v'i(payKa, a. 1. tTTt^yjya, perf. 
 pass. fcTr(Tr^0a/t/iat, Att. iTrnrk- 
 (paa/iai, a. 2. pass. tTreipdvtjv, 
 7]g, 7] : fr. tTrt, (paii'uj. 
 
 'ETTKpdvua, ag, //, manifestation, 
 appearance, surface, unexpected 
 coming, advent of our Saviour, 
 ])resence, splendour, majesty, 
 dijjnitv, risinj; of the sun : fr. 
 
 'E7ri<pavt)g, tog, b, »/, appearing 
 above others, pre-eminent, illus- 
 trious : fr. iTTKpaivo). 
 
 'E7ri(j)a}>Tog, b, rj, conspicuous, 
 visible, alive : fr. the same. 
 
 'E7ri(pavix)g, manifestly, visibly : 
 adv. fr. kTTKpavijg. 
 
 'E7ri<paTri^ior, a, or, of a manger 
 or stable. Th. (pdTvrj. 
 
 'ETTKpaviOfto throw light upon, 
 shine upon ; f. tTTKpavffuj & 
 ofiai : fr. tTrt, (pavio, ^o\. for 
 0aw. 
 
 'ETrt^epotffa, bringing to or upon, 
 &c. Dor. for fTTKptpovrra, pres. 
 part. f. g. fr. tTrt^tpw. 
 
 'ETrt0fpo/i(ti, pass, to bring one- 
 self upon, assail ; be raised up, 
 agitated, as the sea by the winds: 
 fr. 
 
 'ETTK^^fpw, to bring to or upon, in- 
 
Eni 
 
 :|' 
 
 li- 
 lt'. 
 
 l * 
 
 flict, import, allege against, sub- 
 join ; imperf. kirstpipov, iQ, c, f. 
 iiro'iaoi, a. 2. iitrjviyKov, a. 2. 
 inf. liztviyKtiv. Th. ^eutu. 
 '£7rt^/7//t^u>, to call by the name 
 of another. 'Ein(pi]n'i!l,tadai, to 
 bode evil to, ascribe, attribute 
 to, pres, inf. pass. : fr. iTri, <pr]^'i- 
 ^(u, to promulgate. Th. 0aw. 
 'EirupQaQ, having anticipated, a. 
 2. part. act. : fr. tiri, (pOdvu)^ f. 
 (l>0d(Tu}, to be beforehand with, 
 perf. t^OoKa, a. 2. t^Orjv, fr. 
 (pOfJuc. 
 'ETTi^Gsyyoixai, f. ^o/iai, to utter 
 forth in consequence of, utter 
 after or responsively. Th. 008 y- 
 yofiai. 
 'Etti^Oovsu), w, f. ryTw, to envy, 
 dislike, wish ill to, grudge, bear 
 malice against : & 
 'E7ri<j)9ovoQ, 6, 7/, liable to be en- 
 vied, enviable, invidious, blame- 
 able. Th. (pOovog. 
 'ETTKfiOovujg, adv. invidiously. 
 'E7n(p9vacoi(Ta, Dor. for i7n(p9u- 
 Kovffa, pres. part. f. g. fr. tTrt- 
 ip9v^u), synon. with cTriTrrvw, to 
 spit upon, as witches do. Th. 
 
 TTTVU). 
 
 'EirKpiXoTTOviofiai, ovf-iai, to la- 
 bour zealouslv in doing anv 
 thing : fr. trrl, <pi\o—oveio. 
 
 'ETTi^Xkyu), f. ?uj, to shine, glitter; 
 synon. with th. <p\syoj, to set on 
 fire, bum ; meta})h. to throw 
 lustre on,enlighten,make bright. 
 
 'Ettk^Xvio, to gossip, talk idle or 
 impious thmgs against : fr. tTri, 
 (pXvu). 
 
 'E7r«0o/3oc, 6, //, struck with ter- 
 ror, frightful : fr. Ltti, <p6\ioQ. 
 
 'ETTt^oiraw, d), f. jjcrw, to go to or 
 visit, frequent, haunt ; go or 
 come after : fr. iirt, (poiTciu). 
 
 'ETTKpopdy dg, >'/, impression, vehe- 
 mence, attack, contribution, con- 
 elusion, flow of lunnours. Th 
 ^epio. 
 
 '£7ri0op/3ew, w, f. r}<Tijj, to feed 
 uj)on : fr. i-jri, (pspftuj. 
 
 *E7rt0op£w, put, f. i]<Tio, Ion. syn- 
 on. with i7ri<l>kpio, to bring to 
 or upon, impose, lay on. 
 
 'E7r/0op>/Mara, lov, rd^ what is 
 brought after, dainties, dessert : 
 fr. the above. 
 
 'E7ri(popogy 6, >7, bearing towards, 
 conducive, favourable, inclined 
 to ; pregnant. Th. ^^pio. 
 
 'ETTKppd^ofiai, to bethink one's 
 self, consider, understand ; fr. 
 tTTKppdi^ojf to signify, intimate, 
 deliberate, discuss, set forth, 
 perceive, observe. Th. ^joa^w 
 to say, f. dffiOj a. 2. ((poadov. 
 
 'ETTKppnvsuj, w, to watch atten- 
 tively, be prudent or discern- 
 ing : fr. feTTi, (ppiiv. 
 
 'Em(ppo(Tvvr]y rjg^ y, prudence, 
 
 Eni 
 
 discernment, quickness of per- 
 eei)tion : fr. the same. 
 
 'ETTtippovpng, 6, >'/, watching over: 
 fr. tTTi, (ppovpd. 
 
 'Erriippiov, ovog, o, »/, wise in con- 
 sequence of reflection, in pos- 
 session of one's senses, prudent : 
 fr. tTTi, (pprjv. 
 
 'ETri(j>vdg, ddug, >/, a shoot, sprout, 
 scion, stock ; pi. k7ri(pvdctg. Th. 
 0i'a>, to beget. 
 
 'ETTKpvXiog^ 6, »/, divided into 
 tribes : fr. tTrt, (pvXij. 
 
 'ETTKpvXXig, iCoCf »/, a small bunch 
 of grapes neglected in the vin- 
 tage and left for the gleaners, as 
 good for nothing : Itti, (pvXXov. 
 
 'E7ri(}>vofiai, f. vcm^aij to grow 
 upon, fasten on, cling to, adhere. 
 Th. iifio. 
 
 'EiTKpvg, voa, vj', pres. part. act. 
 
 fr. i7ri<pt'^u, to be grafted on. 
 'ETTKpvadu), ui, f. ijfTio, to iutiate, 
 
 putt" up : fr. iTTi, (pvadu). 
 'ETTifvTiuio, f. CFU), to ])lant on, 
 
 implant : fr. tTri, (pvrtvio. 
 'ETTKpcjvetiJ, at, to cry loudly a- 
 gainst, exclaim, shout in aj)pro- 
 bation of; impf. t-rrttpoji^eov ovv, 
 eeg tig, a ft, f. //(Tw, perf. tTri- 
 7rt(pu)VT]Ka, perf. pass. tTrnn^w- 
 vi]fxai. Th. (puji'i), voice. 
 'E7ri0wi//;/ia, arog, TOy an accla- 
 
 matiim : fr. the above. 
 'E7rt0wi';;(Tic, twc, j), a shouting 
 atjdat. i7ri(piovi](Tn: fr. the same. 
 'E7n^u)(TKio. to dawn or shine up- 
 on, impf. i7rt(pu)(7K0v, fg, 6. Th. 
 <pdu), to shine : whence cpdoc, 
 contr. <pu>g, light. 
 'K7rix"'{'*«^» f' «p<^j to rejoice at or 
 
 in ; insult over. Th. \aipu). 
 'E7rtx«X««>, f. dffiOy to give a loose 
 
 to, release. Th. xaXdoj. 
 
 'E-mxnXKevu), f. au), to beat or 
 
 hannner on, polish, pommel : &. 
 
 'ETTixnXKog, 6, ?}, eased in or 
 
 plated with brass. Th. yaXKroi,-. 
 
 'ETTixapnTToj, f. K^, to engrave 
 
 on. Th. x^pdrrujf or aoio. 
 'Ewixaptig, tog, 6, >'/, delighted, 
 glad ; pleasing, gratifying : fr. 
 tTTi, ;^aijOa>. 
 'ETTixapi^ofiai, f. aofxai, to oblige 
 
 by giving way to : & 
 'ETTixapig, iTog, 6, }'/, agreealde, 
 obliging, gracious : fr. tri, xd- 
 pig ; compar. fe7ri\apira»r5()og, 
 superl. tTnxnpiTi'jraTug. 
 'ETTixdpirra, 2 sing, imper. Dor. 
 
 f»)r tTTcx^P'^ow, oblige. 
 ' ETTixctpiTiog, adv. obligingly. 
 'ETTj'xop/tta, arog, to, a laughing- 
 stock, sport : & 
 'E-n-ixapTog, 6, r), rejoiced over, 
 affording a malignant joy ; re 
 joicing malignantly over : fr. iirt 
 Xaj»/ua,joy. Th. x«iptu. 
 'ETnxtiXijg, iog, 6, r), on the lips; 
 near the brim, not quite full ; 
 (252) 
 
 Eni 
 
 overflowing : fr. cttJ, x^'^^C- 
 
 'ETTtxftpEw, w, to lay hands on, 
 take in hand, undertake, attempt, 
 attack ; impf. tTTf-xfiptov, ovv, 
 I was attempting ; f. ycrin, perf. 
 tTTiKfx^^i^l'^^y ^- ^- tTTtxtipu^o. : 
 fr. tTTt, x^'P' 
 
 'ETTixtipiifiu, aTog, to, an enter- 
 I'rise, undertaking, attempt, rea- 
 soning : & 
 
 'E7r(x««p»;<ytC. «wg, »}, an attempt, 
 cndeav(»ur, pui'suit, assault : fr. 
 the same verb & th. 
 
 'E7rtx«tporovtw, to decree, detex'- 
 mine, vote for by holding up the 
 hand : fr. iiri, x^'po^'ovEw, the 
 same ; f. ijffio : fr. IttI, x*'P> 
 
 Ttit'lO. 
 
 'Ettix^uj, f. tvffio, to pour or shed 
 upon, infuse : see tjcx^w. 
 
 ' V.TrixOdvioi, on the earth, among 
 nu n, mortals ; gen. pi. tTrix^o- 
 viiov, dat. pi. Ion. iTrix^ovioKTt, 
 & in f. g. iTnxOoviTjfTi, for tTri- 
 xOoi'iaig : fr. tTri, x^^^- 
 
 'ETTtxvortw, w, to be covered with 
 down, be woolly or hairy : fr. 
 67ri, x'^'dog- 
 
 'EirixoXog, o, t), causing bile ; 
 choleric, prone to anger, bitter : 
 fr. iiri, x^^^i' Hence 
 
 'ETTixoXwTUTog, 1], ov, superl. 
 most bitter, prone to anger. 
 
 'E-rrixoptvio, f. aio, to dance up to 
 any one : fr. tvi, x"P^^^- 
 
 'ETTixopiiytu), w, to supi)ly the 
 expense of the chorus, furnish 
 liberally, supply, furnish ; f. i/Vw, 
 pf. fcTTuctxop^/'y'/Kf, a. I. tirtxa- 
 ptjyt}(Ta: fr. Itti, x^P^F/^^) leader 
 of the chorus ; fr. xojxJfj ay oj. 
 
 'E-TTixopiiyia, ag, i], the leading 
 or supplying of the chorus, sup- 
 ply : fr. the same. 
 
 'Eirtxpaw, Cj, to make a furious 
 attack on, covet ; lend to : fr. 
 tTTi, XP^*^* ^- 'i^-oj, perf. jcf XP*?*^"* 
 
 'ETTixpfftt^w, to neigh to or after: 
 
 fr. tTTi, X/^E/'^^tiJ. 
 
 'ETTtxpft^/'tJ'of, Ion. for ^Trtxpw- 
 fiivog, c(tnnected with, intimate: 
 fr. tTTi, xpdofiai, to use. Th. 
 Xpdu), the same. 
 
 'ETTixpifJi^T^TU), f. \pio, to approach, 
 lean or stoop over : fr. tTri, Xi"'7^" 
 
 TTTtt). 
 
 EttcxpIw, to put ointment on, 
 anoint, spread on ; f. Taio, i)erf. 
 t7rt/caxP''^«j a* 1- t7rtxpi<^« • ^^'• 
 tTri, XP'<«>' 
 
 'E7rJxpvo"<>e, o, ■>), gilded, plated 
 with gold. Th. xp^^dg. 
 
 'Ettixvi'io, f. vaoj, to pour on. 
 Th. x^^>- Hence 
 
 'ETTt'xt'O'tCj <t*'C» I'h ^ pouring on, 
 infusion, libation, 
 
 'V.TTix^p'tin, Wj f* i'}<yio, to move to, 
 proceed against ; retreat, con- 
 cede, pardon ; idv tTrix^p/y^j/, 
 if it should have been conceded : 
 
 EOxV 
 
 fr. tTTi, x^pew. Hence 
 
 'E7rixwp»/(Tf{;, 6wg, //, permission 
 concession, retreat. 
 
 'ETTtxwpiog, 6, //, peculiar to a 
 j)lace, indigenous, native : fr. 
 iizi, x.*^pog. 
 
 *E7rii//aX\w, to play a tune on ; f. 
 Xw, perf. f7rE\paXKa. Th. \l>dXXoj. 
 
 'E-rriypavio, to touch lightly : fr. 
 Itti, i/zautu, synon. with xl/dio. 
 
 'ETTixpeKuCo), f. dtxio, perf. i7rt\p8- 
 KaKa, to drop on, besprinkle : 
 fr. fcTTj, \ptKd^o),to bedew, drop; 
 fr. yptKiig, synon. with xl/ciKug. 
 
 'ETri\ptvCofiai, to add lies, behe, 
 calumniate : fr. tTri, \pevcit}. 
 
 *E7rii///;0t^(u, f. i(Tu), Att. tw, to 
 put to the vote, submit to suf- 
 frage, give one's vote for ; in 
 mid. to determine, decree : fr. 
 tTTi, ipti(pog, a vote. 
 
 'ETri\l/oyog, 6, t), deserving of cen- 
 sure, reprehensible. Th. ^pkyoj. 
 
 'ETriyj/opiu), w, f. jjffio, to soimd, 
 resound to : fr. fcTri, \poptio. 
 
 'ETTiioyi), ijg, //, a station or road- 
 stead sheltered from the wind : 
 Ir. i7r«, ia»y/;. 
 
 'Ettiwv, dvTog, having pressed on, 
 urged, a. 2. part. fr. tirtifii, to 
 atUick. Th. dfii, to go. 
 
 'E7rXdy))v, I was astonished, spo- 
 ken of'consternation or shock to 
 the mind; whereas for the shock 
 or blow to the body the form is 
 tTrXijyiji', a. 2. ind. pass, of 
 7rX/j(T(no, or rra>, to strike ; f. 
 ^(jj, a. 2. trrXayov. 
 
 'ETrXdyxOu^'i I ^^'^^ made to 
 
 wander, or I wandered, for 
 
 tTrXdxOtjv, a. 1. ind. })ass. of 
 
 TrXd^u), to cause to wander ; f. 
 
 TrXdy^io, a. 1. tTrXay^a. 
 'ETrXaintTo, 3 sing. impf. of TrXa- 
 
 vdofiai, to go astray. Th. TrXa- 
 
 1')/, error. 
 *E7rXa^6, feigned. Dor. for tTrXa- 
 
 (Tf, 3 sing. a. I. & 
 'ETrXacr' for tnXaae, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 
 ind. act. Sc 
 'ETrXdaOifv, a. 1. ind. pass, of 
 
 TrXd(T(T(o or ttio, to fashion, form ; 
 
 f. 7rXd<T0J, perf. TrtrrXaKa. 
 *E7rXf£, he was sailing, 3 sing, im- 
 
 l>erf. ind. act. of ttXcw, to sail ; 
 
 f. TrXtvaii). 
 'EttXev, by s^Tic. for tTreXtv, 3 
 
 sing, imperf. of ttIXw, to be. 
 *E7rXfo, you were, 2 sing, imperf. 
 
 fr. tTTtXontjv, iireXov, Ion. tTrs- 
 
 Xeo, by sync. trrXto & tTrXov, 
 
 Dor. tTrXtv : fr. TreXofxai, to be. 
 
 Th. TraXtu. 
 'Ej—Xtuvaaa, ag, 6, a. I. ind. act. 
 
 of TrXiovdi^uj, to have more, 
 
 abound ; f. acw. Th. woXvg, 
 
 nmch, comp. TrXt iujv &. ttX^cov. 
 "ETrXtr' for tTrXtro, and this bv 
 
 sync, for tirtXtro, 3 sing. impf. 
 
 fr. TTsXajxai, to be : see tTrXto. 
 
 EDO 
 
 'ETrXti;, Dor. by sync, for tTrtXov, 
 
 fr. the same. 
 'E7rXtv<Tafitv, 1 pi. a. 1. act. we 
 
 sailed; fr. ttXUo, to sail, f. tixno 
 'E7rXf)Yt]v, I was struck, a. 2. ind 
 
 pass, of 7rXi)(T(rio or ttoj, to 
 
 strike; f. '^oj, a. 2. tTzXayov. see 
 
 t.7cXdyi]v. 
 'EnXiiOiji', a. 1. ind. pass.fr. Triji- 
 
 7rX;//it, to till ; f. irXijffo), ])erf. 
 
 pass. TrkiiXimai. T'.i. TrXkog, full. 
 'E7rXT)Gvv9t]v, I grew, a. 1. ind. 
 
 pass. fr. TrXt\9vvio, to multiply, 
 
 increase; f. vi'Cj, perf. TrnrXt)- 
 
 9vyKa, a. 1. hTrXi]9vva, pf. pass 
 
 7rs7r\7J9vi.inai, a. I. opt. pass 
 
 TrXi]9vv9di]v : fr. ttXijGio. 
 'EttXtivto, they had tilled, for 
 
 kTTtTrXtjvTo, 3 pi. pluperf. pass. 
 
 of 7rtfX7rXi]fxi, to fill ; f. 7rX;/cr<u. 
 
 Or impf. pass, of 7rX/)/«, to fill ; 
 
 imperf. i7rX}j^i)]v, co, to, was 
 
 filling. Th. Tr\'tog, full. 
 'EttX/^^c, he struck dumb, a. 1. 
 
 ind. act. fr. TrXz/Vrw or atno, f. ^u), 
 
 a. 2. tTtXayov, a. 1. tTrXtj^a. 
 'ETrXi]poj9i}oav, 3 pi. a. 1. pass. 
 
 of TrXt/pow, to till : & 
 *E7rX^/(raJ^ 3 pi. a. I. act. of ttXj;- 
 
 9ij}, to fill; f. j/Vw, perf. TT'tirXriKa, 
 
 a. 1. t7vXi]<ya, ag, e. Th. nXtog. 
 'E7rX)j(T0))v, i]g, T], a. 1. ind. pass. 
 
 fr. the same verb and th. 
 "E/rXz/ro, was filled, 3 sing. impf. 
 
 pass, of 7rX))fxi, or j)luj). by sync. 
 
 for aTTBTrXtiTo, fr. 7rX}j9u). Th. 
 
 TrXtog. 
 'E7rXourt)(Ta, ag, t, I became rich, 
 
 a. 1. ind. act. fr. ttXoitew, f. //<tw, 
 
 p. TTETrXovTrjKa. Th. nXovTog. 
 'ETTvevffa, 1 breathed, a. 1. ind. 
 
 act. fr. rri'tio, to breathe ; f. 
 
 TTVtlXTU). 
 
 'E.Tnnye, 3 sing, imperf. act. & 
 'ETTviyi], was choked, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 
 pass. fr. TTviycj, to choke; f. ^cu, 
 
 perf. 7r£7rrtx«, a. 1. tTrrt^a, a. 
 
 2. iirviyov. 
 'ETrvvv9i]v, rjg, rj, a. 1. ind. pass. 
 
 fr. TTvvu), the same as ttpeuj, to 
 
 blow, breathe, f. eixTio. 
 'ETToy^itvio, f. iVffLo, to reap in a 
 
 row, dig a trench or furrow: fr. 
 
 tTTi, oyfxog, a furrow. 
 'Eiroy^Log AtjfuJTtjp, Ceres, who 
 
 pi'esides over j>loughing. 
 'Eirodia, lov, tu. Ion. for t^o^ia, 
 
 j)rovisions for a journey, stores: 
 
 & 
 'Exocid^tii', Ion. for itpodidZav, 
 
 to furnish with provisicms for a 
 
 journey: fr. bttI, odog. 
 'ETTO^vpof-iat, to mourn over, be- 
 wail: fr. fcTTi, oci'ponai, f. ovfxai. 
 'E7ro^(tj, f. €(Ttt> or I'/cTio, to l>ecome 
 
 putrid, stink: fr. tTri, oXtco. 
 'ETToGe^ra, ag, e, I pined for; also 
 
 t7r69tj(ra, ag, & 
 'Fj7r('i9T]<Ttv, 3 sing. a. 1. act. fr. 
 
 Tro9kojy to pine for, love; f. t'laut. 
 (253) 
 
 EDO 
 
 Th. TTuQog, regret for. 
 
 'Ettouvvto, Dor. for iTroiovpro, 
 3 pi. hnpf. fr. Trodofxai. 
 
 'E7rotK:ofo/ufa»,d}, to build or erect 
 on; f. //<Tti>, pert". tirtjiKoco^iijKa : 
 fr. tTTi, diKog, c^JjUo. 
 
 'E7roiKo£o[.iii9svTtg, having been 
 built on, nom. pi. a. 1. part. pass. 
 fr. the above. 
 
 ErroiKog, o, i), a sojourner, mas- 
 ter of the house. Th. oUog. 
 ETToiKTiipio, f. epd, to compas- 
 sionate : fr. tTTi, otKTtipu) : & 
 
 'ETToiKTii^oj, f. (Tio, to move to com- 
 passion ; connniserate : fr. ivi, 
 oiKri'Coj. Th. olKTog. 
 
 'ETToifidi's, a. I. ind. act. of ttoi- 
 fxaivu), to feed. 
 
 ' ETTOiovffuv, for imperf. tTroioui', 
 they were doin<;, Job i. 4. 
 
 ETToTffai, to have brought on, a. 
 1. inf. act. c*v: 
 
 'ETTO/fTfi, will bring on, 3 sing. f. 
 I. act. & 
 
 'E7roi(T9i}(TETai, 3 s. f. 1. pass. & 
 
 'ETToiffTfov, verb. adj. ; there is 
 a necessity for bringing in : fr. 
 t.7ri<pkpio, to bring in ; f. tnoiffio, 
 fr. tilt? obs. tTTOico. Th. <pepu). 
 
 'E.7roixofiai, to go amongst or 
 aguhist, go to invade, assail, tra- 
 vel over, ply, be busy with; impf. 
 
 tTTtiixdfXtJV, ov, tTO, f. ijfTOfiai, p. 
 
 t7r(fjxfll'(ii^'- fi*. tTTi, oixofiai. 
 ETTOKf XXw, to dash against, strike 
 againsr,run aground; f. t/rofctXu/, 
 a. 1. tTTtoKtiXa, perf. iiroiKtXKa : 
 fr. tTTi, ofctAXw, same as keXXw, 
 to drive or force to. 
 
 'E-rroKi^aTo, see in TroKi^aTO. 
 
 'EiroXiTtvovTo, 3 pi. impf. pass, 
 fr. TroXiTtvo^uii, to manage or 
 rule a city ; f. tvfTOfiai. Th. rroXig. 
 
 'EttoXoXv^io, f. ^10, to wail over, 
 howl or shout over. Th. oXoXv^io. 
 
 "ETTOjxai, to follow, accom|)any, 
 conform to, corresjiond with, at- 
 tain ; f. sxponai, impf. or a. 2. m. 
 
 tlTTOflTjV. Th. tTTO). 
 
 'ETTOjjiiSpia, ag, >';, heavy rain, de- 
 luge. Th. of-ifipog. 
 
 'E7ro/tri~/it, 'Etto^i/vu), & 'Etto/x- 
 vvj^iai, to swear in addition to, 
 confirm by oath, protest solemn- 
 ly, adjure ; f. iiro^dau), perf. iTrdr 
 fxoKa. Th. ofivvfii. 
 
 'ETTOfioaai, a. 1. inf. act. & 
 
 'ETTOfionay, poet, for l-Konday, 
 should have sworn to, 3 sing. a. 
 1. subj. act. fr. tTrojjLvvfii. 
 
 ' ETTOfKpdXioi', ov, TO, the knob or 
 boss of a shield : tTri, ofiipaXog. 
 
 'ETrovrtcai', Dor. for tTrninjaaVy 
 they laboured, 3 pi. a. I. act. fr. 
 irov'tix). 
 
 'ETToj'fi^i^w, to heap reproach on, 
 stigmatise ; f. itjitt, perf. t-movti- 
 diKu : fr. ETTi, ui'ticog. 
 
 'ETTin'tiCiarog, 6, i), scandalous, 
 reproachful : fr. tlie above. 
 
 1 
 
 II 
 
 a' 
 
 I, 
 
EQO 
 
 Enp 
 
 EHT 
 
 p i 
 
 tit 
 I?/ 
 
 'E7ro)'/y0/;i', »jc, »;, »• 1- ^^^' pass. 'ETTopoi, to cause to stir, raise 
 fr. TTovkio. against, excite ; a. 1. t7ra>o(Ta. 
 
 'ETTovrjotvovTo, they were acting Tli. oow, f. opiv, JEo\. ofjau). 
 maliciuusly, 3 pi. inipf. pass, ot 'ETropiupk^aro, Ion. for tTTopio- 
 
 irovijotvofxai. 
 'ETTOvund^iUj to surname, give an 
 
 adiiitional name to ; consecrate 
 
 by name ; f. (Tw, pert". I-k^jvo- 
 
 fioKa, pres. pass, fcTroj/o/ia^o/iai, 
 
 y, kTaij I am called: irrl, ovofia. 
 'Eno'ivviOj f. urui, pf. iTri'o^vy Ka, 
 
 to sharpen, accelerate. Th. o^vq. 
 'ETTOTT-i^ofiai, f. iffofiai, to have 
 
 regard to, dread, revere. Th. 
 
 omg. 
 'E7ro7rou)TiKbg, y),ov, tliat belongs 
 
 to iTTOTTOua : fr, tirog, ttoisw. 
 'ETTOTToua, ag, i), the writing of 
 
 epic or heroic verse ; fr. the 
 
 same. 
 'ETTOTTOibg, ov, 6, one that writes 
 
 heroic vei*se: fr. the same. 
 'ETTOTrraw, w, f. ijato, to roast 
 
 upon: fr. cttj, oTrraw. 
 'ETTOTTTevu), to iuspect, observe ; 
 
 f. eixTiOy perf. tnivTrnvKa, a, 1. 
 
 tTrdjirTtvija : fr. fcTri, uTTTOfiai. 
 'ETTOTrr/yp, f/ooc, & 'i'7ro7rr;;c. 
 
 ou, 6, an eye-witness, inspector, 
 
 superintendent : fr. • 
 
 'ETTOTTTOfiai, to look over, visit, 
 survey ; f. ;//o/iai. Th. uTrrofiai. 
 
 'ETTop^if, Ion. for i^op^r, to look 
 into or on, pres. inf. fi\ icpopciuj. 
 
 'ETTopyia'Cii}, f. dffijj, to celebrate 
 orgies or festivals: iiri, opyid'^io. 
 
 'ETTvpyi'Cofiai, to be enraged at 
 or on account of. Th. opyij. 
 
 'ETTopkyu), to offer, afford: & 
 
 'Eiroptyofiai, to catch at with 
 outstretched hand, reach to : fr. 
 tTTt, op'tyofxai, or opkyvvfit, f. ^w. 
 
 'ETTopf^a/xfi'oc, having reached 
 to, a. 1. part. m. of the same. 
 
 *E7rop6i'£ro, 3 sing, and tTropet'o- 
 fitOa, 1 pi. imperf. of Troptvofiai, 
 to dei)art ; tTroptuGijaav, 3 pi. 
 a. 1. pass. Th. Trtiptu, perf. m. 
 TTtTTopa: thence TTopog. 
 
 'ETropBid'^oj, f. d(roj, to raise the 
 voice, cry out aloud : fr. fcTri, 
 opOid^ii). 
 
 'E7rop0o/3oaa>, w, f. d'crw, to utter 
 with a loud voice against : fr 
 enl, 6p9bg, j3odio. 
 
 'EiropOovv, impf. act. of rropOeu). 
 
 'ETTopicravTo, 3 pi. a. 1. m. of tto 
 pt^w, to atiord, open a ^\ ay, pre- 
 pare, f. irroj. Th. TTeinio. 
 
 *ETropiJiUiVj tlvy Ion. for t<pnp- 
 uelvy to be moored, lie in port 
 or at anchor. Th. opjuog. 
 
 'ETTopvvfievog, rushing against, 
 pres. part. fr. tTroprf/irti : fr, 
 im, onvvfii, same as ooiu, to ex- 
 cite ; f. opi^f perf. ojoKa. 
 
 'Eiropouu), to rush up;>n, assail ; 
 f. iTtu, perf. tTTiopovKct. Th. optu 
 
 'Erropcrov, stir up, a. 1. imper. act 
 fr. 
 
 psy/Ltei^oi yffav, 3 pi. plup. pass, 
 fr. 3 sing. tTropioptKro, of tTrops- 
 yofiai, fr. tTTi, opkyiv, to roach 
 forth, extend ; f. Iw, perf. o5pfx^' 
 & Att. dpii'ptx<i' 
 'ETTog, eog, to, a thing spoken. 
 
 cov, f. 2. pass. 7rap5^(ro;iar,perf. 
 
 m. TTSTTOp^a. 
 
 'E7rpu'(^>ji^, 1 was sold, a. 1. ind. 
 pass. fr. TriTTpdaKoj, to sell, form- 
 ed fr. Trpaw, by sync, for Tripduj ; 
 f. Trpdau), j)erf. TztTrpaKa, pvvi. 
 pass. Tz'ti: pap.it I, a. 1. t7rpati)/r. 
 Th. TTcpaiu, to sell. 
 
 *E7rpa0o»^, ig, c, by poet, metatli. 
 for tTrapOov, I laid waste, a. 2. 
 
 word, speech, narrative, report, ind. act. of TrtpOw, to lay waste ; 
 maxim, verse, i)oetry, epic po- f. 2. 7rpa0ui, perf. m. TrtrropOa, 
 etry, oracle : fr. iiru), to speak, a. 2. m. k7rpa06fi7jv, for tTropOo- 
 'ETToraro, was flying, 3 sing, im- firjv. 
 perf. m. of TTorao/mi : fr. Tror;), "ETrprt^a, ag, e, a. I. ind. act. 
 ijg, y, flight. Th. -iriro^ua, to fly. t7rpa^dpi]i% a. 1. m. of Trpdaao, 
 
 'ETToriTart, 2 i>l. a. 1. act. of tto 
 rt^w, to give drink, moisten ; f. 
 iffoj, perf. TnTzoTLKct, a. 1. pass. 
 tTToriT^jyv. Th. Trtroj. 
 
 'E7rorori'4a>, to bewail, lament 
 over. Th. ototvC^o. 
 
 'EiroTpvvii), to quicken, stir up, 
 urge, excite, animate : fr. fcTri, 
 orpvvit), to mcite ; f. vvCj, perf. 
 
 ijJTpVyKCl. 
 
 'ETTovpdviog, 6, v, in the heavens, 
 heavenly ; tTrovpavia, air, rd, 
 (viz. Cwixarct,) heaven : fr. Irri, 
 ovpavog. 
 'ETToupi'^w, f. ait), to waft or hn- 
 ])el with a favourable gale, blow 
 favourably, send as a favourable 
 gale ; promote, favour, prosper, 
 sail, or proceed with a prosper- 
 ous gale : fr. Itti, ovpi'Cio. 
 "Eirovpog, 6, >), favourable, pros- 
 perous : fr. iirij ovpog. 
 'ETTOipdXio, to owe besides, owe ; 
 1 pi. t7ro(pti\optv : fr. tirl, b^ti- 
 Xtu, to owe, f. b(ptiK}\(Jit). 
 'ETToxEOjitai, ovp.ai, to ride on or 
 
 in, be carried on : fr. 
 'E7ro;^€a;, w, f. ryaw, to carry. Th. 
 ^ oxof. 
 
 'Ettoxv, Tig, r), restraint, delay, 
 suspense, epocha, epoch, position 
 of the stars in math. ; withhold- 
 ing of the assent in philos. : fr. 
 tTT^xw, to restrain. Th. tx*^- 
 "Ettoxoi', ov, rb, a .saddle, horse- 
 cloth : fr. fcTTi, oxog. 
 'Ettoxoc, 6, i), able to deal with, 
 able to keej) the saddle, mounted 
 on, firm : fr. the same. 
 'E7rox"pot«>, same as the simple 
 
 bxvpoui. 
 "EttoiI/, to, tqv tTroTToc, the upupa, 
 
 the hoopoo, lapwing. 
 'E7ro4"/^o<; & 'ETTo^'iot', 6, j), where 
 one can see over a great dis- 
 tance, discernible, one on whom 
 men fix their eyes, an object of 
 scorn ; superintend uig, protect- 
 ing : & 
 ''E-G-<pig,su}g, y), aspect, prospect, 
 
 inspection : fr. tTrf, bTrTo/xai. 
 'ETrpd^ui', Ion. for kTzeTropCfiv, 
 pluperf. m. of irEpCio, to break 
 wind ; f. 2. Traoc^tD, a. 2. tTrao- 
 (254) 
 
 or TTu), to do. 
 
 "ETTpdaa, ag, e, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 TrnrpdnKiOj to sell. See tTrpdO)}}'. 
 
 'EirpaxOnv, V^) V, ^- 1- i"tl- P"'^*'- 
 
 fr. 7rpd(T(T'M, to do ; f. ^w. 
 
 "ETTOiffe for tTrpi)<ri, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 
 ind. act. of Trp/y^w, to burn ; f. 
 
 au). 
 
 "E7rp;/^ff, I have done, a. 1. Ion. 
 
 for tTToa^a. 
 
 'l\7rp7]fTt, he burned, a. 1. ind. 
 aet. of 7rpi]9u>, f. (tio, to burn. 
 
 'ETrprjaOijVy I was burned, a. 1. 
 pass. fr. Trpr]9it),to burn ; f 7rp//- 
 (Tw, perf. TTETTp »;/:«, perf. pass. 
 TTtTTpri'Tpai. 
 
 'Eirp>]<j6p.y]v, I was done, Ion. for 
 tTrpaaaofXijv, impei*f. pass, of 
 Trpdaaii), to do ; f. %io. 
 
 'ETTpj-zx^^v, Ion. for tizpdx^nv, 
 I was made, a. 1. ind. pass, of 
 the same. 
 
 'E7rptrt/r>/i', I w?.s buying, inipf. 
 of Trpiapai, to buy, or a. 1. in. 
 tTTpiaffdixrjv, by sync. tTrpta/o/r. 
 
 'ETrpi(Ttir]<Tav, 3 pi. a. 1. md. jiuss. 
 of Trpi'tu or Trpi'^w, to cut to 
 pieces ; f. Trpt'crw, perf. Tri-rrniKU, 
 a. 1. tTTpiaa, perf. i)ass. TrtTT/it- 
 ff/mi, a. I. pass. iTrpiaOijv. 
 
 'E-rrpiio, you were buying, 2 siiif^. 
 impf. for tirpiaffo, Ion. tTTpiao, 
 by crasis tTrpiio, fr. t7rpidpt]i'. 
 
 "ETrpioaeVyior tTrfpartufff r, 3 sliicr- 
 a. 1. act. by sync, as 7r£7rpt"/(^- 
 vog,hy sync, for TmrfpaTioph'oc, 
 as if fr. 7rp6a», for TrepuTooj, to 
 finish, bring to an end. Th. Tri- 
 pag, aTog, Tb, an end. 
 
 'EIITA', oi, ol, Td, septan, seven. 
 
 'E7rra/3o£toc, b, i), composed of 
 seven ox-hides : fr. tTrrd, fhir. 
 
 'ETTTdyXwffffog, b, ij, with sevni 
 tongues or strings. Thus Pintl.ir 
 terms the hai'p of Apollo, from 
 the seven strings each having 
 its own sound: fr. trrra, y\CJar!»- 
 
 'ETTTasTTjg &. -tTt/g, hg, b, >'/, f<»i' 
 seven years ; 'ETTTatTtg, adv. ^>i 
 seven years : fr. tTTTu, tTog. 
 
 'EirTaKaiciKa, cJ, «t, Ta, sevtn- 
 teen. 
 
 'ETrraicaioe/carog, 6, >}, the seven- 
 teenth. 
 
 EOT 
 
 'Errrrtjci iS: 'ETrraKtg, seven times, 
 
 adv. fr. tTrrd. 
 'EirTaicifTxiXioi, ai, a, seven thou 
 
 sand. Th. x'^toi. 
 'E7rTaK6<noi,ai, a, seven hundred 
 'ETTTdKTVTTog, 6, if, sounding with 
 
 .seven strings ; an epitli. of the 
 
 harp giving seven sounds : fr. 
 
 CTrrd, KTVTTog, sound. Til. tvtt- 
 
 Tii), to strike. 
 'ETTTuXoyxog, b, r/, having seven 
 
 lances or seven hosts: fr. «7rrd, 
 
 ^ Xoyx^;- 
 
 'E-!ZTdpi]v, in 3 sing. t7rTaTo,a. 2 
 m. of 'iTTTa^iai, to fly ; f. TrTiiao- 
 liai, a. 2. tTrT)]v, a. 2. part. m. 
 TTTd^tvog, a. 2. infin. TTTarrOai ; 
 or by sync, for fc7rr;;o-a'/t/;i', a. 1 
 m. Or impf. pass. tTTTd^iiiv, of 
 
 Elia 
 
 EPA 
 
 TTTafiai, 
 
 fr, 
 
 7TT)JI.Ll, a. 2. tTTTijl', 
 
 a. 2. inf. Trriyrat, part. TtTug 
 'ETTTdjxrii'og, b, //,of seven mcmths ; 
 
 Tb eTTTai-iTji'oi'; (viz. f///3pyoi/,) a 
 
 seven months' birth. Th. /</}v, 
 
 vbg, a month. 
 'ETrrdixvxog, b, »;, having seven 
 
 recesses. Th. ^vx^g. 
 "ETrra^aVfDoT. for t7rr/j?(n',3 pi. 
 
 a. 1. act. fr. TrrZ/frrrw, f. K(o, to 
 
 cower for fear. Th. tttoeio, to 
 
 alarm. 
 'ETTTaTDJxvg, eog, 6, 7/, measuring 
 
 seven cubits : fr. £7rrd, Trijxvg. 
 ' E-tTTaTrXdmog, a, o»', & 'I'^rrra- 
 
 TrXuffiuti/, ovog, b, //, sevenfold : 
 
 'E7rra7rXa(Tiit)g, adv. in a seven- 
 fold manner : fi*. trrrd, seven, 
 & TrXdaiog, a numeral termina- 
 tion. 
 
 ' ETTTaTroSijv, seven feet long, ace. 
 
 smg. 
 
 fr. 
 
 'ETTTaTToSrjg, ov, 6, seven feet 
 long : fr. tTrrd, Trovg, Trotog. 
 
 'E-jTraTTopog, the proper name of 
 a river ; having seven channels 
 or mouths : fr. £7rrd, Tropog. 
 
 ' l]7rT(i7rvXng, ov, Ion. oio, o, y), 
 Iiaving seven gates, an epith. of 
 Thebes : fr. tTrrd, TrvXrj. 
 
 ' ETTTaTTvpyog, o, ?/, having seven 
 towers : fr. CTrrd, irvpyog. 
 
 'ETTTapov, a. 2. ind. act. of tttu'i- 
 pio, f. apu>, to sneeze. 
 
 'ETrraVro/ioe, 6, y), with seven 
 mouths or gates. Th. cTTOfia. 
 
 'E7rraTSix>)g, ^og, having seven 
 walls. Th. Tflxog. 
 
 'ETrrdrorog, o, r), having seven 
 tones or seven strings. Th. to- 
 vog. 
 
 'J'I;rrax« ^ X~h iidv. in seven 
 wavs. Th. tTrrd, seven. 
 E7rr£p»/>7K:a, ag, s, perf. act., 1 
 supplanted, of Trnpi'dio ; or t- 
 TrTtjji/iKa, perf. fi\ Trrtpr/^oJ, to 
 supplant. Th. Trrfpra. 
 
 'E7rTfpvyi]i>, ijg, j;, a. 2. ind. pass. 
 of Trrepixjffofiat, f. ^ojuaf, to cluji 
 one's wings. Th. Trrtpoi'. 
 
 ETrrrjv, T]g, tj, I flew, 3 pi. fVr;?- 'Einopig, i^og, ,}, the top of the 
 
 (Tav, a. 2. of Trriipi or 'iTrTijfii 
 'ETTToiyjTai, 3 s. p. pass, of tttouu), 
 
 ])oet. for 7rro£(i>, to alarm. 
 'ETrro^ij/i^, for tTrrd/i7;i% a. 2. m. ; 
 
 or by sync, for fcTrtro/i/yv, impf. 
 
 of TTSTOfiai, to fly. 
 'ETrropo0og, consisting of seven 
 
 roofs or arches: fr. tTTTUj bpo- 
 
 <pog, the top, peak. 
 'ETrrojKWf;, Ion. for 7rfTrrw»cw(;, 
 
 perf. part. act. of TriTrrw,to fall ; 
 
 f. TTf (ToOjLtat, perf. TrtTrrtofca, a. 2. 
 
 iTVeCTOV. 
 
 "Eirv^pog, 6, ?/, Ion. for ti^vCpog, 
 well-watered. Th. vcujp, water. 
 
 ETrvOofiyjif, ov, tTo, 3 pi. kirvQov- 
 To, a. 2. m. of TrvvOdvofiat, to 
 ask ; f. TTtuaonaij pert*, pass. 
 TrtTTixT/iat. 
 
 E/TL'/Wior, ov, TO, a little verse ; 
 dim, of tTTog. 
 
 'ETTVpyiorrag, 2 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 of 7ri'pyo(ti, to fortify with a 
 tower ; f. uxru). Th. Tzvpyog. 
 
 'ETIQ, to speak, utter, say, tell, 
 declare, command, direct, call, 
 name ; not used in pres. (for its 
 augment after t it takes i, and 
 keeps it through all moods,) a. 
 
 1. ttTra, ac, s, a. 2. ttTroj', eg, t, 
 poet. tf(Tr« & £. tTTor, 3 pi. £jTro- 
 crav, Ruth iv. 11. a. 1. imper. 
 uTTov, dTM, 3 pi. UTrdnoaav, a. 
 
 2. imper. t'nrk, a. 2, oi)t. urroifii, 
 oig, Ol, a. 2. subj. ttTrw, yg, y, 
 a. 2. inf. tJTTfTiv, a. 2. part, tliriov, 
 bvTog, f. g. eiTTOvaa, yj^. 
 
 "EFIQ, to be engaged in, handle, 
 II. ^. 321 ; frequently used in 
 composition ; to follow; in which 
 signification, however, we often- 
 er find 'l-rro^iai, with a dat. II. 
 ^. 202 : thence tTrsTijg, ov, b, a 
 follower on foot. 
 
 'ETTwd^w & 'ETrw^w, f. cw, to sit 
 on eggs, brood, hatch, scream 
 like a brooding hen, cluck : fr. 
 iTTi, ojov. Hence 
 
 'ETTioafffibg, ov, b, a sittmg on the 
 nest, brooding. 
 
 'Ettojci), ijg, y), poet. tTraoi^)), & 
 -ia, an appendage to an ode, 
 charm, incantation : & 
 
 'ETr(pSiov, ov, Tb, an appendage to 
 an ode : & 
 
 Ett'p^oc, ov, b. Ion. tTraot^og, a 
 charmer, magician ; part of an 
 ode or lyric poem; epode ; adj. 
 harmonizing with : fr. tTrt, (^^t), 
 verse, fr. p. m. of dtidut. 
 
 'ETTMKtiXav, they dashed against, 
 3 pi. a. 1. ind. act. fr. iTroKeXXio : 
 fr. iTTi, biceXXa). Th. k'sXXu). 
 
 ' EmoXeviog, a, ov, in the arms : 
 fr. tTrt. mXspj], 
 
 'ETTw/id^ioc, a, ov, placed upon 
 the shoulders : & 
 
 'ETTibfiacov, adv. on the shoul- 
 ders : & 
 
 (255) 
 
 shoiUder, arm next the shoul- 
 der, nape of the neck ; a gar- 
 ment worn on the shoulders : fr. 
 tTrj, it) flog. 
 'llTTio/AOTog, b, //, sworn by, bound 
 or confirmed by oath : fr, tTTi, 
 
 bpvvfli. 
 
 'ETTiovofiacra, ag, t, a, 1. ind. act. 
 
 of tTTOVOf.ld^lO. 
 
 'E.7ro)vvfiia, ag, y), a name derived 
 from something else, an epithet, 
 surname, denomination ; gen. pi. 
 iTnovvfiidv : & 
 
 'ETr<i;i'y|iog,6,j/,surnamed,named 
 after any one or on account of 
 any thing : fr. tTrj, bvo^ia. 
 
 'ETTo^Trdw, w, to inspect, look up- 
 on, survev : fr. 
 
 Ett^tt.'), jjf, 7/, a place of inspec- 
 tion, watch-tower : fr. tTrt, loxp. 
 
 'ETTibpa, he was looking into, Ion. 
 for t<pibpa, 3 sing. impf. of t0- 
 opdw. Th. 6pda», to see. 
 
 'ETrwprrt, 3 sing. a. 1. act. so tTT- 
 Cjpaav, 3 pi. fr. tTropw. Th. opit>, 
 to excite ; f. -^ol. bpaii), a. 1. 
 u)p(Ta, perf. ibpica. 
 
 'ETru)(ptXk(i), u), f. t)(To), to give ad- 
 ditional relief, succour : fr. tTri, 
 u)^tXiio. Hence 
 
 'E7rw0iX>;jua, aTog, rb, a benefit, 
 assistance. 
 
 'E,Trio(ptXrig, kog, Sc 'E7rio<piXi/xog, 
 b, r), useful to, serviceable ; dat. 
 pi. iniocpiXifxoKJL : fr. tTrt, u)(pe- 
 Xku). 
 
 'ETr<jJx"'"<'j they had been shut in, 
 3 j)l. plupf. pass. Ion. for tTrtp- 
 yjievot yi<rav, fr. 3 sing. tTripicTo, 
 by inserting a before to, and 
 change of the soft breathing into 
 the aspirate : fr. tTri, oiyo;, to 
 open, f. ^a>, perf. 'px'^* V^^'^- 
 pass, (pyp-ai, plupf. (pypijv, ^o, 
 
 KTO. 
 
 'ETrtp'xtro, 3 sing. impf. or a. 2. 
 m. of tTToixofiai, to rush against. 
 Th. olxofjiat, f. oixyjfyojxai, perf. 
 
 *EPA, ag, t), Lat. terra, English 
 earfh. 
 
 "Epa^', for tpa^f,adv.to the earth, 
 on the ground ; m prose x^/'"'- 
 Th. tpa. 
 
 'Epaifxav, Dor. for hnipyiv, I 
 may be wishing, 1 sing. opt. fr. 
 tpafiai, to love. 
 
 'KpaitrOfj, 3 sing, a. 1. pass. fr. 
 pa'ni), to rout, destroy ; f. trw, 
 perf. tppaiKa. 
 
 'Ennfiai, aai, Tai, to be in love 
 with, captivated with, enamour- 
 ed of ; poet, for tpda», f. dffio. 
 
 'Epavitio, f. tail), to pay one's 
 share, levy a contribution, beg, 
 collect ; ipaviZonai, m. to ask, 
 get, or receive one's share. Th. 
 tpavog, share or quota. 
 
 'Epavvbg, r), bv, lovely, pleasant, 
 
ff i 
 
 'fy; 
 
 I' 
 
 J 
 
 EPr 
 
 amiable : fr. Ipaio, to love. 
 
 'EPAN02, ov, 6, shot, scot, or 
 
 reckoning, a meal the expenses 
 of which are defrayed by col- 
 lection ; contribution, kindness ; 
 money by laying out which a 
 poor finend is relieved. 
 
 "Epaacty Dor. for tpa'd, adv. 
 
 'EpdaBijVy 1 was loved, for 7]pd- 
 adi]v, Ion. a. 1. pass. tpaffOai, 
 Ion. for iuq.v : fr. cpaw, f. ciaoj. 
 
 *Epa<Tj/io\7roc, o, i), song-loving ; 
 loving verse : fr. ipctio, to love, 
 /uoXtt//, a song. Tli. ^bXttio. 
 
 'EpacriTrXoica/ioc, o, >), delighting 
 in fine hair : fr. Ifidio, TrXoKft/ioc, 
 curls. Th. TtXtKUJ. 
 
 'Epa<Ttxp'//i«^0(.-, 6, ?'/, covetous of 
 money : fr. Ipdoj, xp*?]^"- 
 
 'Epdnfxiog, o, ?/, lovely, amiable : 
 fr. tpdio. 
 
 'Epao-rrai, you love, poet, for tpa- 
 (Tfiiy 2 sing. fr. tpafxaiy (rai. 
 
 'EpaVcraro, he loved, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 ra. by doubling a, as tpaffcrafie- 
 vog, a. 1. part. m. fr. tfjdio. 
 
 'Eparrrng, ov, o, a lover : fr. the 
 same th. 
 
 'EpaffTog, ov, 6, the name of a 
 man ; in Greek signifying ami- 
 able, 
 
 'Epaarog, ov, 6, beloved, amiable, 
 lovely, desirable : & 
 
 'Epareivbg, t), ov, the same : fr. 
 tpduj, to love. 
 
 'Epar})j ijg, ?), a w^oman exciting 
 love : fr. tparog. 
 
 'EpaTiL,oj, to love, long or pine for, 
 f. i(Tio. Th. tpdu). 
 
 'Eparo<;,r;,6>', exciting love, love- 
 ly, bright, amiable : fr. the same. 
 
 'Epartu, oogy ovg, »/, Erato, the 
 name of a Muse : fr. Ipdu). 
 
 'EparuiTric, icog, >/, having lovely 
 
 EPr 
 
 ov, TO, an instrument, tool : fr. 
 tpyov. 
 
 'Epya^ij, you will work. Dor. for 
 fcpyacry, 2 sing. f. 1. m. of tpyd- 
 Cofxoi. 
 
 'Epydacuo, 2 sing. a. 1. opt. m. of 
 tlie same verV). 
 
 EpyaVao, for tpydffio, in ancient 
 form Ipydoaao, by elision of <t, 
 tpydcrao, contr. tpydrrw, 2 sing. 
 a. 1. m. fr. tpyd^ofiai. 
 
 'EpyaaOy, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. pass, 
 of the same. 
 
 ' Epy acria, ag, Ion. -ij, jjg, y, work- 
 manship, labour, employment, 
 occupation, culture, tilling, pro- 
 duce, gain : fr. tpyov, work. 
 
 'Epydffifiog, 6, >'/, fit for cultiva- 
 
 eyes 
 
 fr. 
 
 tpau). 
 
 u;^. 
 
 (U 
 
 'EPA'U, w, to love, long for, de 
 sire earnestly ; f. dffio, perf. Ka ; 
 tpafiai, poet, the same. There 
 is also Ipdix), to empty, exhaust, 
 drain. See fc^epa'w. 
 
 'I'-py* for ipya, works, nom. pi. fr. 
 fpyov, 01', TO, work. 
 
 *Epy^, Bueot. for tpydny, 2 sing. 
 f. m. by taking away <t, is form- 
 ed ipydy, whence, by crasis, ip- 
 yq.. of tpydConat. 
 
 'Epyd'Ctv, Dor. for ipydr,ov, pres. 
 imper. fr. 
 
 'Epyd^ofxai, to work, labour, work 
 the ground, till, cultivate ; ef- 
 fect, make, fabricate, traffic, 
 gain ; ipyd^oiTo, 3 sing. pres. 
 opt. pass, impf, (Ipya^ofirjv, ov, 
 ITO, f. f pyaVojuai, a. 1. m. tlpya- 
 (xdf^itji', io, aTO, perf. pass, tipya- 
 ajiiai. Th. tpyov, work. 
 
 'F^pyaOev, poet, for t'tpyaOev, hn- 
 perf. Ion. fr. tpydOio, the same 
 as tlpy<t}, to keep off. 
 
 *EjoyaX)7«oi/, Ion. for 'EpyaXcIov, 
 
 tion, highly cultivated, tilled, 
 
 wrought : fr. ipya^o^rn. 
 'EpycKri^ai, Ion. for tlpyarrpai, 
 pf.pass. Hence tpya(7/n6j'o(;. Ion. 
 for tlpyafT^ti'og, of tpydZofiai. 
 'Epya(TTtoi', it must be done ; 
 verb. adj. fr. tpyd^ofiai. 
 
 'Epyarrrz/p, i)pog, u, a workman, 
 labourer, husbandman, mecha- 
 nic : fr. the same. 
 
 'EpyarTTrjputKog, i), ov, a shop- 
 man, mechanic : fr. 
 
 'Epyaarr/ptoi', ov, to, a place to 
 work in, factory ; a jail. Th. 
 tpyov. 
 
 'EpyafTTiKog, i), bv, disposed to 
 work, capable of work, handy, 
 laborious : fr. kpyd^onai. 
 
 'EpyaTfvojxai, to work, complete 
 one's work: fr. 
 
 'EpydTrjg, ov, 6, a workman, arti- 
 ficer; ace. pi. tpydrag. Hence 
 
 'EpyariKoc, >), 6)', working, act- 
 ive, ettective, powerful. 
 
 'EpyaTivijg, ov, 6, poet, for tpya- 
 T)}g. 
 
 'Epyang, idog, ?'/, a woman that 
 works for hire : fr. tpyov, work. 
 
 Epyow, w, & -dofiai, utfiai, the 
 same as tpya^ojuat, to work. Th. 
 fpyor, work. 
 
 'Epyti, he keeps off*, 3 sing. pres. 
 ind. act. fr. tpyw. Ion. the same 
 as f jpytu, to keep off, repel. 
 
 'Epyfia, TO, a work, deed, job, 
 &c. by metath. for p'fypa : fr. 
 pk^oj, f. ^u), by metath. tp^io. 
 
 "Epyfxa, aTog, to, an enclosure, 
 fence, hindrance : fr. t'ipyio. 
 
 'EpyoCnoKTeoj, ui, f. riffio, to .super- 
 intend a work, enforce labour, 
 be a taskmaster; kpyoCiioKTovv- 
 Ttg, those set over work: fr. 
 
 'Epyo5noKTt}g,ov, 6, a taskmaster, 
 overseer: fr. tpyov, ^uoKd). 
 
 'Epyo\a(3kio, f. ijaio, to undertake 
 a work, contract for : fr. tpyov, 
 Xafiftdvii). Hence 
 
 ' EpyoXaftia, lag, )*/, hire of labour, 
 work, undertaking, earnest. 
 
 'Epyofitvog, forbidden. Seetpyti. 
 
 ' Epy ofitoKog, ov, o, a mocker, fiat- 
 (256) 
 
 EPE 
 
 tercr; thence 'Epyoi-uoKta, ag, y, 
 adulation. Th. fUjjKivio. 
 
 'EPrON, ov, TO, work, action, 
 deed, affair, labour, office, busi- 
 ness, engagement, occupation ; 
 tpya, cultivated fields. 
 
 'Epyio, or "Epya>, poet, t^pyto, 
 contr. t^pyio, Att. c'loyw, to rv- 
 strain, inelose, keep off' ; mid. 
 tpyof.iai, to restrain oneself, ab- 
 stain from. 
 
 'Epyioctjgi iog, b, >'/, difficult, la- 
 borious : fr. tpyoj'. 
 
 "Ep^«<T»cf, for iipCt, Ion, by aiding 
 (TKt, 3 sing, imperf. fr, 'ipdui for 
 pi'C^o, to do. 
 
 ' Ep^to, for p't^ttf, to do, perform, 
 sacrifice. 
 
 'Epifttwog, >), bv, obscure, dark, 
 Th.* Ept/Soc, tog, TO, Enhuit, hell. 
 
 'Ep«/3tyfT0ti/ for kpit3ovn(piv, gen. 
 sing, by poet, paragog. fr. 'Ept- 
 
 ^ l3og, hell. 
 
 'Epij3iv0ivog, 7], ov, belonging to 
 vetches : fr, 
 
 'EPE'BINeoS, ov, b, a vctcli, 
 small pea. 
 
 'EptfSo^Kpdu), at, to search deep 
 into, explore Erebus. Th, (upa'v. 
 
 'EPEB02, tog, to, Eirluis, lull, 
 the shades, infernal regions ; f r. 
 
 ipa, 
 
 because subterraneous, or 
 
 fr, tpttpu), to cover: whence 'Ept- 
 
 fioOtv, adv, froni Erebus; 'Ept- 
 
 (3tvvbg, Tj, bi', obscure. 
 'Epttivui, to ask, interrogate, ini- 
 
 j)erf. ipktivov, eg, t: fr. iptut, w 
 
 tipoj, to say. 
 'FjptOyffiv, he should irritate, 3 
 
 sing. pros. subj. by Ion, panigog. 
 
 for tpiOy, fr. tptOiu, to irritate. 
 'EpfOi^io, f. ('(Tw, same as tpiOio. 
 'EptOitTCfiv, to irritate, Dor. for 
 
 iptOiKtiv. 
 'EptOin^ia, aTog, to, & 
 'Ept9i(riJibg, ov, b, provocation, 
 
 irritation, excitement : & 
 'EptOi(TTi)g, ov, b, one who irri- 
 tates or provokes : fr. tptOiKc^- 
 'EPE'ei2, to irritate, provoke, 
 
 annoy; hence tp«6^t^a», the same: 
 
 fr. ipig, strife. 
 'Eptl, he will say, 3 sing. f. fr. 
 
 tlpio, f. tpCJ, to say. 
 'EPEI'Ad, to fix, firmly lu-oi) 
 
 up, lean on, fall on, assail, ^ for 
 
 dvTtpti^M, to resist ; f. tptlffio, 
 
 perf. ypfiKa, a. 1. iiptiaa, a. 1. 
 
 part, tpti<Tag,d<Ta, av, perf, pUbs, 
 
 t'lptKTfiai. 
 'EpiiK7), ijg, i), erica, heath or 
 
 broom. 
 'EpiiKTbg,'EpiKTbg,&i'Ep7}KTbc,ii, 
 
 bv, broken, cloven, pounde<l: tr. 
 'EPEI'KQ, & 'EpiKO), to break, 
 
 bruise, s|)lit, cleave ; f. |w. 
 'Eptto, ask, pres. imper. Ion. tV 
 
 poet, for tpov, by taking in t for 
 
 the sake of the metre, of tpujiai, 
 
 impei-f. tip6^7]v. Th. iipio. 
 
 EPE 
 
 'Epiiontv, by poet, ectasis for Ipk- 
 ^ ontv, of tp'tio. Th. £ip(u, to say. 
 'Eptibg, Dor. for ipiaTiKbg, /}, bv, 
 ^ contentious. Th. tpig, strife. 
 'EptiTTiov, ov, Tb, a shard, pi. rub- 
 bish, TrapaTTTwpaTa tCjv o'ikiov: 
 fr. 
 
 'EPErnQ,to overturn, demolish, 
 
 pull down, fall, f. i//w, perf. 7/pet- 
 
 0a, a, 2, ypiTTOv. 
 'Eptig, tptl, 2 «^ 3 sing. f. 1. of 
 
 tipio, to knit, speak ; f. tpw. 
 'F.ptiffaTo, stuck, 3 sing. a. 1. m, 
 
 tptiat, 3 sing, a, 1. act. Ion. of 
 
 ipticio. 
 'Epucr/itf, oTog, ro, a prop, pillar, 
 ^ column: fr. i)erf. pass, of tptidoj. 
 'EptiTU), let him speak, 3 sing. 
 
 imper. pres. of tpkio, to say, perf. 
 
 tlptiKa. 
 'Eptixpi^og, o, r), ready to fall, 
 
 tottering : fr. tptiiroj. 
 'Ep8i\piToixog, 6, »/, overturning 
 
 or demolishing walls: fr. tptinui. 
 
 EPH 
 
 '\\ptnvbg, »7, bv, dark, obscure, 
 black, for iptiitvvbg. Th. 'Ept- 
 ftog, Erc/jiis, hell, the shades. 
 
 'Ep£4'a, ag, e, I did, 3 pi, tpt^av, 
 a. 1. ind. act. of ps^uj, to do ; f. 
 ^u), by metath. tp^w, pf. tppixa. 
 
 'Epiorro,they were interrogating, 
 3 pi. imj)crf. Ion, or by epenth. 
 of t for t)povTo, poet, of ipofxai. 
 Th. tlpu), to say. 
 
 'Eptovcra, going to speak ; f. 1. 
 part. f. g. fr. tpkio, I will say, by 
 dialys. for ipio : th. tlpuj, to say: 
 or pres. pt. f. g. fr. Ipsa}, to say. 
 
 'EPE'IITQ, to eat; poet, to cover, 
 adorn, crown; f. ;//w, perf, r;p€0a; 
 tptTrTo/xtvog, pres. part. m. gra- 
 zing, II. B, 77«. 
 
 EpEptTrro, he had been hurled, 3 
 sing, pluperf. pass, for tppnrTo, 
 by Attic redupl. of ptTrrw, to cast 
 down ; f. \//w, perf. tppicpa, poet, 
 p'^pi<pa ; perf. pass, tppififxai, 
 poet, pspifx^ai ; pluperf, Ipipifi- 
 li7]v,\po. Or for tpypiTTTo, by Att. 
 redupl., of tpeiTruj, to overturn. 
 
 KPE'SSQ, or -ttu), to row, me- 
 taph. to impel; f. ^w, perf. vypf X"- 
 
 'EPESXEAE'Q, to trifle, cavil, 
 taunt ; f. ijcruj, perf. Ka. 
 
 Ilp£r?/g, ov, b, a rower ; ace. pi. 
 tpsrag : fr. ipkffffo), to row. 
 
 Kptr/if'w, ai, f. rjau), to row : fr. 
 
 EptTfibg, ov, 6, & 'EptTiibv, ov, 
 TO, Lat. retnus, an oar : iptrTio. 
 
 EptTfiouj, Ui, f. w{Tw, to exercise 
 in rowing, furnish with oars, 
 cause to row : fr. the above. 
 
 \lp'fTTtx), to row, same as ipkanu). 
 
 Eptvyfxbg Sc 'Epvyfibg, ov, b, a 
 helehing : fr. tptvyio. 
 
 Epfvyofiai, to bek-h, utter ; f. 
 tptv^ofxai, perf, iiptvynat: fr. 
 
 'KPEYTQ, eructo,' to belch, or 
 Vomit forth, discharge; f. tptv^io, 
 
 ^ perf. rjptvxa, a. 2. ypvyov. 
 
 'EptvOtdavov, ov, to, the plant 
 madder: fr. 
 
 'EPEVeOS, fog, Tb, redness, 
 blush : hence tpvOpbg, &, ipv- 
 OpaXog, red. 
 
 'Ep(vOu), f. tvffio, perf. ypsvKd, to 
 stain, make red : fr. the above. 
 
 Eptvfitvov, by sync, for tptvyo/jit- 
 vov, or for iptvo^tvov, fr. iptvio, 
 to search into; or for ipovjxtvov. 
 Dor. fr. tjpw or tpkcj, to say. 
 
 'Eptvva, ag, >/, search, scrutiny, 
 
 examination, trial. 
 
 'EPEYNA'li, a,, to trace by the 
 
 scent, search narrowlv, investi- 
 
 gate, examine, scrutinize; f, rj^io, 
 
 perf. I'jpivvrjKa, a. 1, riptvvTjaa, 
 
 a. 1. imper. tptvvrjffov, dru). 
 'Eptvvy, Dor. for Iptvvq., 3 sing. 
 
 pres. fr. ipivvdii). 
 'EPE'<I>Q, to cover, hang with 
 
 garlands, crown; f. i|/w, perf. 
 
 0a: hence 6po0;/, a boarding up, 
 
 story, roof ; bpo(pog, a roof. 
 'Eptx^nog, gen. Ion. fr. 'Epf^- 
 
 Oivg, Erechtheus. 
 'EptxOofievog, grievously harass- 
 ed, destroyed, pres. part. fr. 
 
 tptxQofjLai. 
 'EpkxQio, to break, cleave, shatter, 
 
 distress. 
 'Eptypa, I crowned, a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 fr, ipk(pu), to crown ; f. t^io. 
 'Ept-^ig, Siog, »), a covering, roof: 
 
 fr. perf. pass, of tpt^io, 
 'EpEuj, to say, tell, speak, explain, 
 
 pres. ind. or by dialys. for iput, 
 
 I will speak, &c. f. of tlpu), impf. 
 
 tiptov (taking for its augment i 
 
 after t), pres. m. iptofiai, to ask, 
 
 interrogate ; f. 1. ipyaofiai : fr. 
 
 kipu), to knit, or put), to say. 
 'Epy, Dor. for tpq., he loves, 3 
 
 sing. pres. fr. tpdto, to love. 
 'Epr]}id'^iaKov, imperf. Ion. for 
 
 ypyfiaKov, fr. 
 'Ep7;;ua^a;, f. dcrco, to wander in 
 
 solitude. Th. fp/;/xoe. 
 'Ep7jixalog, poet, the same as tprj- 
 
 'EpTjfiia, ag, 7), a desert, waste, 
 wilderness, retirement : ipTjfiog. 
 
 'EpTjfiidg, ddog, 1), the same as 
 'Ep/jfidg, ddog, 7), a deserted or 
 solitary place. Th. tprjfiog. 
 
 'EpTjfiiKbg, 7), bv, living in soli- 
 tude : & 
 
 'EpTjixl'TTjg, ov, one who lives in 
 solitude ; crcmita, hence Engl. 
 eremite, or hermU : fr. 
 
 'EPHM02, 6 & //, & Ti, ov. Ion. 
 & AXt.' Epy^iog, deserted, waste, 
 empty, solitary, destitute, de- 
 fenceless: 'Ep?;/iog, ov, 7) (viz. 
 Xiopa), eremus, a desert, solitude, 
 wilderness. 
 
 'Ep/;^6w, oj, to lay waste, render 
 desolate, depopulate, abandon, 
 forsake ; f. uxrio, perf. 7)piifi(t)Ka, 
 (2-57) 
 
 EPI 
 
 a. 1. yprifi(o(Ta,i>r. pass. Iprjixoo- 
 ^ai, 3 pi. tprjfiovPTai, perf. pa.ss. 
 yprjfiojfiat, perf. part. pass, yprj- 
 fxujfisvog, 7], ov, having been laid 
 waste, a. 1, pass. 7)p7]p.u)Qi]v, 7}g, 
 »;, pres. inf. tp7]yLova9ai. Th. 
 eptjfiog. 
 
 'Ep7]fiujaig, tujg, 7), a laying waste, 
 desolation, destruction : & 
 
 'EpTinibrrjg, ov, b, one who deso- 
 lates or lays waste : fr. pf. pass, 
 of the above. 
 
 'Ep;7p£^arat,have been supported 
 by, have relied upon. Ion. for 
 ipyptKru'tvoi dai, 3 pi. perf. pass, 
 of tptt'^w, to fix; f. au), pf. 7)pitKa, 
 perf, pass, Tjptifffiai, Att. redupl. 
 iprjpiifTfiai, perf. m. ijptida, Att. 
 ipriptida. 
 
 'EpT}ptiica, I have fixed, perf. act. 
 Att. IprjptKTuai, I have been 
 fixed & set firmly, perf. pass. 
 tpnpeida, perf. Att. m. fr. tptidw, 
 to fix. 
 
 'EptjpiKTfiivog, having been fixed, 
 part. pf. pass, of the same verb. 
 
 'Epf}pfi(TT0, 3 sing, plupf. pass. 
 Att. see tpTjpedarai. 
 
 'Ep7)piKa, I have striven, perf. act. 
 Att. redupl. for r)piKa, of ipiKoj, 
 to contend ; f. t'cra>, perf. pass. 
 ipypiafxai. Th. tpig, strife. 
 
 'Eprjpinfiai, I have been destroy- 
 ed, perf. pass, by Att. 'redupl. 
 
 for riptinnai, plupf. tpTjpififiijv : 
 
 fr. iptiTTcj, to overturn. 
 'EprjpKpa, I have overtunied, pf. 
 
 Att. for t)pti<pa : fr. the same. 
 'Ep;;pa>r?/>ca, 1 have interrogated, 
 
 Att. redupl. for 7]pioTTiKa, perf. 
 
 act. of ipu)Td(jj, to interrogate. 
 'Epijffofiai, I will interrogate ; f. 
 1. m. of tpofiai, or tpkofiai. Th. 
 
 tlpio, to say. 
 'EprjTvtT' for tpijTvtTo, 3 sing. 
 
 impf. pass, of tprjTvofiai, y, tTui, 
 
 to be prohibited. Th. tptjTvoj, 
 
 to restrain. 
 'EprjTvOev, they were hindered, 
 
 Boeot. sync. & Ion. for riprjTvOrj- 
 
 o'aj/,3pl.a, l.pass. ripr}rv'OT]v:&, 
 'EprjTvcraffKt, Ion. for tpijTvae, 
 
 kept back, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. of 
 
 tpTJTVbi. 
 
 'Ep7]Tv<Ttu, may have restrained, 
 3 sing. a. 1. opt. .^ol. for kprjTv- 
 trat : fr. 
 
 'EPHTY'Q, to keep back, forbid, 
 hinder, restrain, api)ease ; f. vVw, 
 a. l.opt. .^ol. tp7]Tv(Ttia. 
 EPI, an mseparable particle, & 
 increasing the signification in 
 composition. 
 
 Epta, Td, wool : fr. tptov, ov, rb, 
 same as tipog, tog, Tb, wool. 
 
 'EpiavxTjv, tiwg, b, 7), bearing its 
 neck proudly or aloft, spirited : 
 tr. tpt, avxyv. 
 
 'Epij36ag, ov, b, clamorous : fr. 
 tpi, /3oaw. 
 
 S 
 
EPI 
 
 'EpifiiiSfitTciv, Dor. for ipi^pmt- 
 
 Tuiv, gen. pi. fr. 
 •Epti3pf/ier;jC, ov, 6, >/, loudly 
 
 thundering or roaring : fr. t/ui, 
 
 'Epi/3po/xoc, t», »'/, the same, & fr. 
 
 the same. 
 •Ept/3pvx€w, gen. Ion. for ipi(5pv- 
 
 5^0 u : fr. 
 'Epiiipv'xTjQ, ov, 6, V, bellowing, 
 
 loud-roaring : fr. tpi, /3pi'x<^- 
 'EpiiitoXuK, aKog, 6, >), having a 
 
 rich or deep soil, fertile : fr. tpi, 
 
 jiuiXog. 
 'Ept/3wXof, 6, r/, the same, & fr. 
 
 the same. 
 'Eptydtrrwp, opof, 6, big-bellied : 
 
 fr. ipi, yaOTTtp. 
 'Epiy^ov-rroq^ 6, 7/, poet, for tpi- 
 
 ^oj'TToe, (by interposition of y,) 
 
 thundering, loud-sounding : fr. 
 
 Ipi, iovTTog. 
 'Epidaivojf to quaiTcl, altercate ; 
 
 f. avu), a. 1. tpicnva. Th. fptg. 
 'E/oi^C7)(Ta<T0at,a. 1. inf.ni.fr. tpid- 
 
 6ku)f to contend, poet, for Ipicku}, 
 
 fr.f. 2. tpit^w, of tpt^w. Th. tpic- 
 'Epi^£w, a», f. TJffw, same as tpi^w, 
 
 to contend : fr. the same. 
 *Epidnva, I contended," £^. 1. act. 
 
 of IpiSaivtJ. Th. tpif, strife. 
 'Epi^^<Taff0ai, poet, for ipiaaaQai, 
 
 a. 1. inf. m. fr. tpidkio. 
 'EpiSfxaivovri, Dor. for kpidfiai- 
 
 vovaij 3 pi. fr. 
 'EpiSfiaivu)^ poet, pleon. for spi- 
 daiviOy to contend. Th. tpig. 
 
 'Epi^/i7?rog,o,»),greatly subduing: 
 
 fr. tpt, Safxatj. 
 ^EpiSovirog, see 'EptycovTTOff. 
 'Ept^6/i«i/ & epi^f/xcvai, to con- 
 tend, pres. inf. Dor. for ipi^tiv. 
 'EpiKovTi, they contend, strive, 
 
 Dtjt. for kpi^ovffif fr. 
 'Epi^w, f. i<ru), pert', jypijca, to con- 
 tend, strive ; exa.sperate. Th. 
 tpig, i^og, rij contention. 
 'Epirjpeg traipot, companions who 
 suit each other, and live in per- 
 fect conformity of tastes and 
 habits ; Ion. for tp'ujpoi. : fr. obs. 
 'Epinpi *iame as 'Epinpog, very 
 amiable, agreeable : fr. tpi, Ipdut, 
 to love, or apw, to fit. 
 •EPIBA'KH, rjg, 7/, the food of 
 bees, or glutinous matter to form 
 their combs. 
 *EpiOtia, or 'EpiOeia, ag, »'/, con- 
 tention : fr. 
 'EpiOei'w, or rather 'EpiOevojjiai, 
 f. tvffop.aiy to dispute, contend, 
 for ipidfvijj ; fr. ipig, iSog, i), 
 strife : also, to handle or tease 
 wool, labour, serve ; fr. ilpog. 
 'EpiOtjXng, iog, u, r), very flourish- 
 ing, Ion. for tpiOaXi'ig: fr. epi, 
 very, & 6d\\w, to bud. 
 'EpWog,6,ii, a labourer or worker 
 in wool, damsel ; fr. tloog, cog, 
 TO, wool : also 'EpWog, ov, 6, a 
 
 EPI 
 
 husbandman, reaper ; fr. tpa 
 the earth, which he tills. 
 
 'EpiKXdyKTag, ov, 6, Dor. & poet, ipig, 
 for 
 
 'EpiKXdyKTTjg, ov, o, >'/, loud- 
 sounding : fr. tpi, (cXa^oj. 
 
 'Ep'iKTVTrog, 6, r/, loud-resounding: 
 fr. tpi, KTVTzog. 
 
 'EpiKvh)g,iog, 6, ?'/, very glorious, 
 far noised or famed : fr. tpt, 
 Kv^og. 
 
 'V^piKVpiov, ovog, (), >/, very pro- 
 lific : fr. tpij Kvp-a. 
 
 'Ep'ipvKog, 6, i), loud-lowing : fr. 
 
 ipi^piVKCHiJ. 
 
 'EPINEO'2, or'EpTvoc, oD, 6,thc 
 
 wild fig-tree. 
 •EPINNY'2, vog, y, Er'mnys, the 
 principle of vengeance personi- 
 fied,avenging fury,fury,dtemon, 
 pest ; ace. pi. Ipivvvag, Ipivvvg. 
 Sometimes the name is given t(; 
 any one who avenges the in- 
 jurit s of another. Hence 
 'EpivvvtiVy to avenge, be angi-y, 
 rage, act the fury : fr. tpig, as 
 the origin of strife. 
 'Epiov, ov, ro, wool : fr. tlpog^tog, 
 
 TO, the same, fr. tipio, to Unit. 
 'EpioTTcjXtKwg, adv. after the man- 
 ner of wool-merchants, fraudu- 
 lently : fr. tpiov, TTwXkio. 
 'Epiovvrjc, or 'Epiovviog, ov, pro- 
 fi'table, very useful ; an epith. of 
 Mercury : fr. tpi, ovrim. 
 'Epiovpykui, w, f. Tjato, to work in 
 wool, card or spin wool: fr. 
 fpiov, fpyov. 
 "EpiTr' for fpiTTt, he fell, was slain, 
 3 sing. a. 2. Ion. for fipnre ; tpt- 
 TTttv, a. 2. inf. Ipnrujv, ovaa,dv, 
 a. 2. part. fr. tpciTrw, to over- 
 turn, f. ypu). 
 'EpiTrXivpog, 6, //, having strong 
 
 sides, robust : fr. tpi, TrXtvpd. 
 'Ep'nrvri, Vg, Vy a summit, cliff, 
 mountain-peak : fr. ip£<7ru), a. 2. 
 ijpiirov, to throw down; as rapes 
 fr. rumpo. 
 'EPI 2, i^og, i), contention, quar- 
 rel, altercation, strife ; also the 
 goddess of discord ; ace. sing. 
 Tt)v tpica &, tpiv. 
 'Epiaai'Tt, two contending, nom. 
 dual fr. ipicrag, avTog, a. 1. part, 
 act. fr. tpi^w, f. iffu), to contend. 
 Th. tpig, strife. 
 'Epiadiiv, Dor. for tpt^ttv, & 
 'EpiGCujv, Dor. for ipi^ojf, pres. 
 
 part. act. See tpitravre. 
 'EpiffOtvng, sog, 6, t), very mighty, 
 powerful : fr. ipi, aOkvog, tog. 
 Th. (jGiVOJ. 
 
 'EoKTfia, a-og, to, contention, 
 strife : fr. perf. pass, of tpi^w. 
 'Epifffidpayog, 6, i), loud-sound- 
 ing, bursting with a crash : fr. 
 tpt, apapaysu). 
 'EptGTd<pvXog, 6, »/, bearing large 
 
 grapes : fr. tpt, ffTa^vXrj. 
 ^ (258) 
 
 EPM 
 
 'Eptcrri7C, ov, 6, a wrangler : fr. 
 3 ]>ers. perf. pass, of tpi^w. Th. 
 
 ,^ ..^ strife, 
 'EpiariKog, v, by, contentious, 
 
 (luarrelsome : & 
 'EniffTog, V, bv, disputed, dispu- 
 ting, in debate : fr. the above. 
 'Epiatpdpayog, b, y, loudly mur- 
 muring or roaring. Th. c^d pa- 
 yog. 
 'Ept(Tx^?Xoc, o, »/, prompt to abuse: 
 
 fr. tpig, x^'^og, tog, to. 
 
 'EpiT'i^og, b, II, precious, highly 
 
 honoured, very costly ; tpiTifuno, 
 
 gen. Ion.: fr. tpi, Ttpij. Th. t'ioj. 
 
 'Epi<ptiog, a, or, belonging to a 
 
 Uid: & 
 'Ept^tov, ov, Tb, a little kid, fawn; 
 
 dim. fr. 
 •EPI<I>02, ov, b, a kid ; tpi<pwg, 
 ace. pi. Dor. for tpicpovg. 
 'Epix^oriog, ov, b, Erichthoinii?, 
 the offspring of Vulcan and Mi- 
 nerva. 
 'EptojXr?, r]g, >/, a storm, hurri- 
 cane : fr. tpi, dtXXa. 
 'Epicaoc, n, ov, &."EpKtog, an epi- 
 thet of Jupiter, defendhig the 
 walls, protecting houses : & 
 
 "EpKlOV, ov, TO, Hi. 
 
 "EpKog, tog, Tb, a fence, inclosure, 
 
 pi. rd tpKta : fr. t'ipyio, to shut 
 
 in. 
 'EpKTt), T/c, Ion. fortlpKTj), ijg, //, 
 
 a jail, prison : fr. cVpytu. 
 "EPM A, oTog, Tb, a block, prep, 
 
 the fulcrum of a balance, ballast, 
 
 a stone, loop of a sling, hidden 
 
 roek in the sea, ear-ring: fr. t'tpo), 
 
 to knit, or by sync, for tptiapa, 
 
 fr. Ipti^u), to fix. 
 'Ep/iayop«ei ov, 6, Ilennagoras,^. 
 
 proper name. 
 'EppdKoj, f. ao-w,to poise, load with 
 
 ballast, prop. Th. tppa. 
 'EppaXa, lov, Ta, a festival in ho- 
 nour of Mercury : fr. 'Eop aloe. 
 "Eppaiov, ov, Tb, an image cf 
 Mercury by the roadside, unex- 
 pected treasure, luek : fr. 
 
 "Epfiaiog, b, »/, OT'Eppalog, a,<^^'i 
 of or belonging to Mercury. Th. 
 'Ep/ii/c, 01', 6, Mercury. 
 
 'Epfidg, «, b, Dor. for 'Epung. 
 
 'Epfidg,d5og, >/, a rock hidden in 
 the sea : ir. tpfia, the same. 
 
 'Ep/iar*^w, f. iffoj, to keep in ba- 
 lance, j)oise : fr. tppa. 
 
 'Ep/ua'wr, awvoc, poet, for 'Ep/M~/c, 
 ov, 6, Mercury. 
 
 'Epfjitiag, & 'Epfiiag, ov, b, poet. 
 for 'Ep^ijg, ov, b. Mercury : 
 hence Epptii}V, ace. sing. Ion. 
 for ' Epptiav. 
 
 'Eppy, dat. sing. fr. 'Eppug, ov, b, 
 Mercury. 
 
 'Epptirtia, ag, »'/, interpretation, 
 explanation : & 
 
 'EppT}vtvpa, aTog, to, an cxpw- 
 nation : fr. 
 
 EPn 
 
 'EPMHNErr, Ug, Att. icog, b, 
 ^ an mteryyreter : fr. 'Eppijr. 
 'Epptji'tiiffai, a. 1. inf. aet. fr. cp- 
 prjrtvoj. 
 
 'Ep/i7;i/fi;rj)e,oD,o,an interpreter: 
 fr. 
 
 'EpprjvtiHo, to interpret, explain; 
 f. tv(Tuj, perf. ypfitji'EVKa. Tli. 
 
 ^ tppi]vet'g,an interpreter. 
 EPMH'2, ov, b, Mercury, poet. 
 'Epptag,6i tiag, the same: hence 
 "Eppaiog, or aXog, & 'EppaiKog, 
 belonging to Mercury : fr. t^ipio, 
 or tp'fu), to speak. 
 
 'Epplv, ov'Eppig, Xi'og, b. a bed- 
 post with the figure of Mercury, 
 prop of a bed : fr. tppa. 
 
 'Eppoyhnjg, tog, b, Hermogenes, 
 the name of a man ; in Gr. 
 sprung from Mercury. 
 
 *EPN02,Eoc,r6,young green tree 
 or plant, bough, shoot, off*spring. 
 
 * Ep4'at, to have done, a. 1 . inf. aet. 
 
 "Ep^av, they did. Ion. for t'lp^av, 
 3 pl. a. 1. ind. aet. fr. tp^io, for 
 pf^io, to do ; f. pi^u), by metath. 
 t^pKio ; ipKov, do, a. 1. imper. ; 
 tpKag, avrog, a. 1. part. ; tp^yg, 
 a. 1. subj. 2 sing.; tp^ai for 
 pi^ae, a. 1. inf. Hence 
 
 'Ep^tiijg, or 'EpKiijg, active, pow- 
 erful : Ir. psCio. 
 
 'Ep^to, tig, fi, f. 1. of the same. 
 
 'Epoya, by metath. for topya, 
 perf. ni. of the same. 
 
 'Epotig, t<TGa, tv, gen. kvTog, 
 lovely: fr. tpiog, love. Th. Ipdw. 
 
 'Epoitjv, Att. for Ipoipi, as Truwiijt^ 
 for TToiolpi : fr. tpsio, to speak, 
 
 ^interrogate. Th. f"ipio. 
 Epopai, to ask, interrogate, a. 2. 
 ni. tpoptjv : fr. the same verb 
 & th. 
 
 \^pog, ov, b, love, ^ol. for tpiog, 
 ojTog, b, the same. Th. tpdio. 
 
 'Epoi'ptv, 1 pi. f. 2. act. of tlpio, 
 
 ^ to say ; f. tpoj. 
 
 'Epovffiv, they will say, 3 pl. fr. 
 tpio, f. of the same. 
 
 EprrtTbg, t), bv, creeping : tp- 
 ~£ra, Ta, reptiles, creeping 
 things, serpents, animals gene- 
 rally : fr. epTTuj, to creep, f. 
 
 'Epiryv, to creep, Dor. for 'ipTrtiv; 
 
 fr. the. same, 
 "p « 
 
 Epirijg, i)Tog, o, a cutaneous dis- 
 ease, the tetter, so termed from 
 its spreading over the body. Th. 
 tpnu). 
 
 EpTn](rT})g, ov, 6, a creeper : & 
 ^^fiTrrjtTTiKbg, i), bv, that cree[)S : 
 Ir. 3 pers. perf. pass, of 'ipTrio. 
 Kpirig, a creeping vine, vine in 
 the Egyptian language : fr. the 
 same, because it creeps and 
 spreads unless kept in order and 
 ^ fastened down. 
 KpTTir^w, f. vffio, to creep : fr. 
 
 tpTTW. 
 
 EPP 
 
 "EpTTvXXog, ov, b,or"Ep7rvXXov, 
 ov, TO, serpyllum, wild thyme : 
 fr. 
 
 EPIIQ, f. -^u), arrpo, rcpo, to 
 creep, crawl, glide, walk, move 
 slowly, proceed; imperf. tipnov, 
 a. 1. tlpy^a. 
 "EpTTiopig, let us go. Dor. for ep- 
 TTwptv, 1 pl. subj. of the prece- 
 
 EPP 
 
 ding verb. 
 
 'Eppa(3^i(Tei]v, ijg, tj, a. I. ind. 
 pass. fr. pafi^itio, to l)eat with 
 twigs or rods ; f. tVw. Th. pdj^- 
 ^og, a rod. 
 
 'Eppay;^v, I broke, 3 pl. tppdyij- 
 rrav, a. 2. ind. pass. & 
 
 "Eppayov, 1 broke, a. 2. ind. act. 
 fr. pfjyvvpi or pricraio, to l)reak, 
 snap, burst ; f. ^w, perf. tppijxn, 
 a. 1. tppri^a, a. 1. part. act. 
 
 'EppdcaToi, they have been sprin- 
 kled, 3 pl. Ion. perf. pass, for 
 tppanfih'oi tlffi ; so ipf!>dSaTo 
 for Ippaap'ivoi i/aav, 3 pi. phip. 
 pass. ; formed fr. 3 s. tppaaTai, 
 by shortening the penult. & in- 
 serting da before Tai & to. 
 Some form it from the perf. 
 mid. tppaCa, (by adding Tai 
 & TO,) of pdKio, synon. with 
 pa'ivu), to sprinkle, wet ; f. avCj. 
 
 'Eppappkvog, having been sewed 
 togetlier, pf. pt. pass. fr. pdirTixi, 
 to sew together ; f. ^m, perf. 
 
 ^ fppa<pa, perf. pass, tppappai. 
 
 'EppavTKTp'tvog, having been 
 sprhikled or wetted, perf. part, 
 pass. fr. pavTiKu), to sprinkle ; f. 
 icTuj. Th. paivu), to wet. 
 
 'Eppaog, ov, & *Eppa^, a, a ram. 
 ee tppmoc. 
 
 'EppaTTitrav, 3 pl. a. 1. act. of pa- 
 TTi^ii), to beat with a stick, strike; 
 f. ifftjj, pf. ippdiriKa. Th. pairig. 
 
 'EppdtrGrji^, I was sprinkled, a. 1. 
 ind. pass, of pa^w, the same as 
 
 paiviu. 
 
 'Eppdiprjv, T]g, rj, a. 2. ind. pass. 
 
 & 
 "Eppav/zav, 3 pl. a. 1. ind. aet. of 
 
 pdiTToj, to sew ; f. ^lo, perf. tp- 
 
 pa<pa. 
 'Eppe, tppsTM, die, pres. imper. 
 
 act. of tppu), to go to a bad end, 
 
 wander in sadness ; f. aw. 
 'Epptf, it was flowing, 3 sing, im- 
 
 pei-f. fr. pku), to flow ; f. ptixruj. 
 'EpptQrjv, or cpp{]9tjv, I was said, 
 
 reported, a. 1 . ind. pass, of pku), 
 
 to say ; porf. pass, tppjjpai and 
 
 tlptjpai ; a. 1. part. ])iisf^. prjOtig. 
 'Eppt^t, he did, sacrificed, 3 sing. 
 
 a. 1. act. of pt^u), to do ; f. pt^uj. 
 'EpptTu), let him go& be hanged, 
 
 pres. imper. fr. tppio. See tops. 
 'Epptvv, Ion. & Dor. for ippovt\ 
 
 fr. tpptov, they were flowing, 3 
 
 pl. imperf. of pew, to flow ; f, 
 
 ptVffit), 
 
 (259) 
 
 "EppfvfTt, 3 sing. a. 1. act. fr. plio, 
 to flow ; f. ptvau), 
 
 'EppljOtj, it was declared, said, 3 
 sing. a. 1. pass. See tppt9t)v : 
 fr. (Ofw, to say. 
 
 "Eppii^av, they broke, 3 pl. a. 1. 
 ind. act. of |6//(T(Tw, or ptjyvvpi, 
 to break ; f. ^w, a. 1. tpptj^a, 
 ag, e, a. 2. ippayov, perf. m. tp- 
 
 ^pnya. 
 
 "Eppiya, perf. m. of ptyew, to 
 shudder ; f. i^o-w, perf. ippiynKa, 
 a. 2. tppiyov. Th. piyof. 
 'Eppiyyai, Ion. paragoge for tooi- 
 yy, 3 sing. pres. subj. act. & ' 
 Eppt'yoiTt, dat. sing. pres. part, 
 aet. fr. 
 'EppT'yw, to shudder ; formed fr. 
 perf. m. tppiya, of piytio, to 
 shudder. Th. piyog. 
 'Epp'i^uip.ai, I have been rooted, 
 peif. i)ass. ; ippilujpivog, rj, ov, 
 having been firmly rooted, perf. 
 part, of p/^ow, to root ; a. 1. pass. 
 ippi^u)9Tiv. Th. pt'sa. 
 
 'Eppippai, I have been tlirown 
 or hurled, perf. ind. pass. Ippifi- 
 fitvog, perf. part, of ptTrrw, to 
 throw or hurl forward ; f. j^w, 
 perf. eppiipa, a. 2. tppi<pov. 
 EppTvov, ov, TO, a medicament 
 or preparation for clearing the 
 head, put into the nostrils : fr. 
 tv, piv, the nose. 
 EppiTTTov, I was throwing, impf. 
 act. of piTrrw. 
 
 'Eppi<pQit)v, let those two liave 
 been thrown, 2 dual perf. im- 
 per. pass. tppiXpO, <pOlO, of piTTTU), 
 
 f. yj/bt, to throw or hurl. 
 
 "Eppixpe, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 piiTTii), to throw away ; f. i//w, a. 
 1. tppi\l/a, ag, s, a. 1. part, pixpag, 
 avrog, a. 2. pass, tppiiprjv. 
 
 'Eppu7]Ka,l have flowed, perf.act. 
 
 as if fr. pi;£w for pi'/w, to flow ; 
 
 a. 2. pass, tppvtjv, inf. pvrjvai, 
 
 part, puiig: fr. th. otto, to flow : 
 
 . ptvauj. 
 
 'EppvTTtjva, a. 1. ind. act. of pv- 
 TTrtu'w, to render filthy, spot, 
 spoil. Th. pvTTog, filth.' 
 
 'Eppvadpijv, w, aro, I caught hold 
 of, a. 1. m. of puw, to draw ; f. 
 pvtTu), perf. t^pvxa, a. 1. pass. 
 tppvaOiji'. 
 
 'EppuaOtjv. See Ippvadpriv. 
 
 "Ep-'Pa, f.(Tw & Ti(Tw,to fall, dis- 
 appear, come to a bad end, go to 
 destruction, wander in sadness, 
 perish ; ^ol. form for cipw, the 
 same as (pOtipio, JEol. ipdtppuj. 
 See tppe. 
 
 'Eppioya, ag, t, Att. for tppriya, I 
 have been broken ; perf. m. fr. 
 pijyvvpi, or prjaaw, to break; f. 
 K<o, a. 2. tppayov. 
 
 "Eppojpai, I have been strength- 
 ened, j)erf. pass, of pwvvvpi, or 
 pojvvvit) ; f. pwffw, perf. ippwKa, 
 S2 
 
 • M 
 

 
 
 EPY 
 
 'Epf>o)Hivt(TTipioQ, inore robustly, 
 stoutly, adv. fr. Ippoj^evkcrTtpog, 
 more vehement, strong ; comp. 
 of 
 
 'Eppa>/i£rwe, robustly, powerfully, 
 vigorously, adv. fr. perf. part. 
 
 EPY 
 
 pass. ippiopLiVog, stout of heart, 
 valiant, strong ; c«|np- tpp^^t- 
 vhrtpoQ, superl. tppiofitvsffTa- 
 Tog. Th. piovvvu), or pdjvvvfii, 
 to corroborate ; f. poxrw, perf. 
 
 tppttiKU. 
 
 'Eppiov, pres. part, of tpoio. 
 'EppujovTO, they were rushing, 3 
 pi. inipf. pass. fr. pww, or pwo- 
 ^lai. Or 3 pi. plupf. pass. poet, 
 for tppoJVTOy of piovvvm, f. pw<Tw. 
 'EP"PQO'S, ovy 6, a boar or ram, 
 as if fr. Ipt, very, & pww, to 
 strengthen. 
 'EppiixravTO, 3 pi. a. l.m. of pwv- 
 vv}ii, to corroborate ; f. pwo-w, 
 a. 1. tppujffa, as if fr. pww.^ 
 'EppCJffOai, perf. inf. pass. tppa»- 
 aOrjVfl became strong, a. 1. ind. 
 pass. tppvjffGe, 2 pi. perf. imper. 
 pass, of the same verb. 
 "Eppwcro, uktOu), farewell, 2 pi. 
 eppioaOs, fare ye well, perf. im- 
 per. pass, of the same verb. 
 'Epffa, a. 1. Ion. fr. tppio, f. ffm, 
 to come to a bad end, go sorrow- 
 fully. 
 
 'EPSH, or "Epfftj, T/c, »/, dewj 
 dew-drop ; young lamb : fr. pew, 
 to flow. Hence 'Eprrtjeig, evrog, 
 & 'Epffdiog, a, ov, dewy, fresh, 
 pearly. 
 'EparjVj Ion. for dparjv, male. 
 'Epffig, nog, »/, a fastening, bind- 
 ing, knot, tie, Thuc. i. 8 : fr. tt- 
 pw, to bind. Others read tvtpaig. 
 'Ep<To), f. 1. iEol. of eppio, to go 
 
 mournfully. 
 'Epi^yyai't^, Att. = kptvyto. 
 'Epvytlv, a. 2. or f. 2. mf. act. of 
 ipevyio, to belch ; f. ^u>, a. 2. 
 ^pvyov. 
 'EpvyfiijXog, 6, r/, for tpvyrjXog, 
 bellowing, roaring deeply, or 
 vomiting forth its food : fr. 
 tpttrytu, to belch forth, eruct. 
 *Epv9aivtTo, he was blushing, 3 
 
 sing. impf. pass. fr. 
 *Epv6aiino, to cause to redden or 
 blush ; redden, be red, blush ; 
 fut. avCj, a. 1. ripvOrjva. Th. 
 tptvdog. 
 'Epv9e~ia, ag, & dat. Ion. j?, »y, 
 Enjthea, an island ; the proper 
 name of a place. 
 'EpvOrjfia, arog, to, a root used 
 by women to paint their faces ; 
 madder ; redness, a blush, shame : 
 fr. IpvOaivw. 
 'EpvOrjvag, a. 1. part. act. of ipv- 
 
 Oaivio. 
 'Epv9idu},u>, to blush. Th. iptveog, 
 
 log, TO, redness, a blush. 
 'EpvGiouxrap, blushing, pros. part. 
 
 ace. sing. f. g. of tho Bame ; 
 poet, for tpvOiuxrav. 
 'EpvOpaivu), f. avioy to cause to 
 redden or blush ; redden, blush : 
 fr. ipvOpog. 
 'EpvOpaiog, a, or, Lat. erythrceus, 
 red ; relating to the Erythraean 
 or Red Sea : fr. tpvOpog. 
 'Epu0pata>»^,gen.pl.fr.'Epu0pn''ot, 
 the inhabitants of a city called 
 'EpvOpd, dg, y) : perhaps we 
 should read IpvOp'oov, gen. Ion. 
 for tpvOpiJv : fr. ipvOpai. 
 'EpvGpidio, w, f. d'ffio, to turn red, 
 
 blush : fr. ipvOpog. 
 ' Epv9p6irovg, oiog, 6, »/, red-foot- 
 ed. Th. TTOvg. 
 'Epv9p6g, d, bv, Lat. ruber, red. 
 'EpvKaKiUv, to hold back, ])res. 
 
 inf. fr. 
 'EpVKdKku), 'EpvKciKM, "EpvKavdio, 
 & 'EpvKdvio,i\\e same as the th. 
 tpvKi*), to restrain, hold back ; 
 
 f. liO. 
 
 'EpyKE^fv, & tpuKE/icvaijDor.for 
 
 epvKttv, pres. inf. fr. 
 'EPii'KQ, to draw, hold or keep 
 
 back, hinder, restrain, impede ; 
 
 f. K(o, perf. ?)pi'x«. 
 'Epu^a, arog, to, a protection, 
 
 fortress, wall, rampart, defence: 
 
 fr. tpvu). 
 
 'Epv fiai, by sync, for ipvojiai. 
 'Epvfivbg, »), bv, steep, lofty, in- 
 accessible, safe, well fortified. 
 
 Th. Ipvo). 
 ' Epv fivoTTjg, nTog, V, fortification, 
 
 steepness : fr. the above. 
 'Epvofiai, to draw to one's self, 
 
 EPQ 
 
 f. 1. act. or by systol. for IpixTb). 
 ^tv, 1 pi. a. 1. subj. fr. the same. 
 'Epvarbg, »), bv, drawn, that can 
 be drawn : fr. the same. 
 'Epur' for epvro, he snatched 
 away ; for ilpvTo, 3 sing. impf. 
 of tpvfiai, by poet. sync. f«)r ipv- 
 o/iat, to guard ; th. tpvuj, to 
 di-aw ; or a. 1. m. by sync, for 
 ipvaaro, of 
 'EPVQ, to draw, drag, pull, keep, 
 preserve, guard, defend, observe ; 
 impf. tipvov, f. tpvffnj, a. 1. tip?'- 
 oa, perf. tlpvKa, pei-f. pass. £<pi;- 
 ^lai, a. 1. pass. dpv9i]v, a. 1. ni. 
 tlpvfTdfiT}}', inf. tipv(ja<79ai, poet, 
 for IpvaaaGai. 
 "Ep0' for tpTTf, come, pres. im- 
 per. fr. tpTTw, to creep. 
 'Ep^oe, ov, b, a hide, skhi ; fr. 
 tp£0w, to cover : also <sTip(pov^ 
 the same. 
 'Epxarai, they have been con- 
 fined, Ion. for ilpyfi'tvoi ihl, 3 
 pi. perf. ])ass. so tpx«ro for tin- 
 yijikvoi t)aav, 3 pi. i)lupf. pass. 
 Ion. of e'lpyio, to confine, keep 
 off; f. ?a>, perf. £(px«, P^rf. pass. 
 tlpyficu. 
 'EpxaroiovTO, they were hinder- 
 ed, 3 pi. imi)f. pass. Ion. cS: poet, 
 for ripxarojvTO, of tpxarow, to 
 contain, inclose : fr. tpxarog, a 
 hedge, fence ; th. tipyw. 
 *Epx€o, Ion. fortpxov, come ; pi. 
 cpX£(T0c, dual tpx£<T0ov, pres. ini- 
 perat. of tpxofJica. 
 Epxcy, Dor. for ipx^v, pres. hn- 
 per. of 
 
 keep as a trust, rescue, defend, 'EPXOMAI, to come, go, annve, 
 
 repress ; fut. vffojxai, pex'f. tipv 
 
 'Epvaaiaro, he may have snatch- 
 ed away, Ion. for tpvaaivro, a. 
 1. opt. m. of tpvu>, to draw. 
 'Epvaaio, 2 sing. a. I. opt. m. & 
 'Epvcraig, JEo\. for ipvffag, a. I. 
 
 pt. act. m. g. fr. ipvto, to draw. 
 'Epvffav, Ion. for ypvaav, 3 pi. a. 
 
 1. act. ; ipvffavTo, they drew, 3 
 
 pi. a. 1. m. of IpviM). 
 'Epyrrdpfiaragyhy metapl. for Ipv- 
 
 aapfidrovg, chariot-horses ; fr. 
 'EpvffdpfiaTog, b, »/, a cart-horse, 
 
 one drawing a chariot : fr. Ipvu), 
 
 tipfia. 
 'EpvffGat for tpu€T0ai: see fpy/i«t. 
 'Epvffl'(3rj, rjg, »/, rust, mildew, 
 
 blight. Th. fpeuOoc, eog, to. 
 'Epvaifiov, ov, rb, a kind of herb 
 
 and seed : fr. tpvw, to draw. 
 'EpvaiiTToXig, log, 6, i), a guardian 
 
 of the city : fr. tpvw, TTToXig, 
 
 poet, for TToXig. 
 'Epv(T(Ta/i£voc,having drawn forth 
 
 or out, a. 1. part. m. by doubling 
 
 (T ; thus tpv(T(Tav for Ipvaav, 
 
 they drew, 3 pi. a. 1. act. Ion. 
 
 fr. Ipvit)^ to draw. 
 'Epvaaouiv, we will draw, I pi. 
 (200) 
 
 attack, begin, depart, return, 
 come to pass, hai>pen ; subj. tp- 
 Xtu^ai, impf. ^pxo/'^v, oj',£ro, f. 
 tXivoopLtti, a. 2. i}\v9ov, by sync. 
 il\9ov, ig, £, a. 2. imper. tX0£, 
 Att. for t\0£, £rw & aTio, cVc. 
 taking a instead of e in the 
 Lxxii. a. 2. subj. t\9io, yg, y, 
 a. 2. inf. k\9tXv, a. 2. I'art. tX- 
 9iov, ov<ja, bv, perf. m. {{KvGa, 
 Att. i\i]\v9a cSc ii\i]\ov9a, fr. 
 the disused t\iv9o), inf. tXijXvOt' 
 vat, pt. t\i)XvO(hg &. e.lXijXov9m:, 
 plupf. tXi)Xv9tiv, iig, ei : hence 
 £7r£pxo/iat, to come to : tirriXir, 
 vdog,6, »/, a stranger, foreigner: 
 TrpoffTjXvTog, the .same, 
 ' V.pypovfisg, Dor. for £p\pofiev, 1 1'l- 
 
 f. 1. fr. 'ipTTOj, to creep, go. 
 •Epi//w, Dor. for £pi//w, f. 1. of the 
 
 same verb. 
 'Epoi, I will speak ; f. 1. or 2. of 
 
 sipu) : hence tptoj, contr. tpw. 
 'EPQAA'S, d^og, & 'EptoSibg, or, 
 6, Lat. ardm, a heron, or hern, 
 a species of bird. 
 'EPQE'Q, u>, f. Tfau), pf. ripioWh 
 to flow, yield or give way, retire 
 with speed, retreat, shrink, 
 cease. 
 
 E2A 
 
 'Epw/), Jjg, i), the force of a tor- 
 rent, impulse, impetuosity ; 
 slirinking, retreat, flight : fr.the 
 above. 
 
 'Epwi}(T6t, 3 sing. f. 1. act. fr. the 
 same verb. 
 
 'Epiojxai'kiffffi, dat. pi. tpiofiaveiuv, 
 gen. pi. fr. 
 
 'Epu)fiai'j,)g, (og, b, y, mad with 
 love, desperately in love : fr. 
 ipojg, fr. £paw, fxaj'ta. Th. fxai- 
 vofiai, perf. m. fikfiijva. 
 
 'Epiog, ojTog, 6, love, desire, Cu- 
 pid. Th. ipdio, to love. 
 
 'EPQTA'iijfa), to inteiTogate, ask, 
 inquire, intreat, argue ; f. I'jcno, 
 perf. 7ipa)rtjKa, a. L ypioTtjcra, 
 perf. pass, ripwri^iiai. Hence 
 
 'EpioTiiv, to hiterrogate. Ion. for 
 tpii)Tq.v. 
 
 'Epu)Tr]9t\g, liaa, f j', having been 
 interrogated, a. L part. pass, so 
 tpu)Tt)rrag, avTog, a. 1. part. act. 
 of tpcordu). 
 
 'Epo)Tt}fxa, arog, rb, an interro- 
 gation, question : 
 
 'EpioTrjfxaTiKbg, t), bt, interro- 
 tjative : 
 
 'EpojDjixaTiKuig, inten'ogatively, 
 adv. cSc 
 
 'EpMTTjaig, eojg, »/, the same as 
 fpu)T))na ; the act of asking or 
 questioning : fr. perf. pass, of 
 tpioTaui, to interrogate. 
 
 'Epu)TidtXg, a name given by Ana- 
 creon to a brood of Loves or Cu- 
 pids : fr. tpojc, (jjTog, b, love : &. 
 
 'EpioTiKbg, /), bv, prone to love, 
 amatory, amorous : & 
 
 'E.pu)TiKU)g, adv. amorously : & 
 Epujrlg, iSog, t), a mistress, har- 
 lot : fr. fpojr, lorog, b. Th. kpdio. 
 
 'EpioTOT6Kog,b, if, producing love: 
 fr. ipiog, TiKTu), perf. rn. tstoku. 
 
 'EpwTuXog, ov, b, a little lover, or 
 beau, sweetheart, young Cupid. 
 Th. tpd(o. 
 
 EpioTuJi^, tovTog, pi. tpiOTiJJVTeg, 
 
 ^ lp<t)T(ovTU)v, pres. part. act. & 
 
 'Kpwryo, you may be asked, 2 
 sing. pres. oi)t. pass.£pwrooi/i»^i/, 
 W/^*? tpijjrdoio, (po ; fr. ipioTait). 
 
 "K?, send, a. 2. imper. of 'n;^t, to 
 send ; f. r/cw, perf. tl/ca, a. 1 . 
 
 ^ VKa, a. 2. rjv. 
 
 'Eg, poet. & Att. for eig, into ; tg 
 ^dog, to or into light ; tg ttXoov 
 dpxt(j9ai, to set out on one's 
 
 , voyage. 
 
 E(Tayy£\6i)f, kog, 6, one who in- 
 troduces a message or messen- 
 
 ^ ger : fr. tg, dyykXXio. 
 
 E(Tayy'EXXuj, see £t(rayy£\\o>, & 
 in like manner in all the com- 
 pounds of tg or tig. 
 
 Eaaytipu), to collect, gather in ; 
 t<Taytipnfiai, to recover. 
 
 E(Ta£tpa^fvog, having taken up, a. 
 1. part. m. fr. t(Tafipio: fr. ft; for 
 tig, & diipojf f. dfptJ, a. I. ytipo, 
 
 E2B 
 
 part, dtipdiitvog. Th. alpio. 
 'E(Ta9ps(ij, w, f. ijffio, to look on or 
 
 to, behold : fr. tig, d9ptoi. 
 'E,<Ta9p{](Ttitv, may have looked 
 
 on, 3 sing. a. 1. opt. ^ol. of the 
 
 above. 
 
 EtraKovri^u), f. taw, perf. t<Ti]K6v- 
 
 TiKa, to throw darts at any one: 
 
 fr. tg, aKovrit^io. Th. dKojv. 
 'EaaKovt IV, to comply with, heark- 
 en to. Th. dicovio, to hear. 
 'EadXXofiai, to leap or jump up- 
 on : fr. tg, liXXofiai, to leap ; f. 
 
 dXovfiai, a. \. m. r/Xd^njv. 
 'EtraXTTt^ov, they were sounding 
 
 the trumpet, 3 pi. impf. of aaX- 
 
 TtiCio, to sound the trumpet ; f. 
 
 (Tio. Th. adXiriy^. 
 'EaaXTo, he had leaped on. Dor. 
 
 for IctijXto, 3 sing, plupf. pass. ; 
 
 or by sync, for tffijXXtro, impf. 
 
 or i(n)XaTo, a. \. m. of iffdXXo- 
 
 Hai. 
 
 E(Tav, by .systole for r/ffav, they 
 
 were, 3 pi. impf. >}i/, of tlui, to 
 
 bo. 
 "E(Tav, they sent, 3 pi. a. 2. tjv, 
 
 of itjfii, to send : see eg. 
 'Eadvt, 3 sing. a. 1. act. fr. (Taivio, 
 
 f. avio, same as ffeiio, to move 
 'r.trdvra, adv. opposite to, in the 
 
 face. 
 "EcravTo, Ion. for tiffavTO, 3 pi. 
 
 a. I. m. of 'ivvvfii, or €o>, to put 
 
 on, a. I. ilcra. 
 'E^aaTrrjv, I was rotten, a. 1. pass. 
 
 fr. cn'jTrut, to be rotten ; f. atjipio, 
 
 a. 2 tffUTTOv & tffrjTTov, pert", m. 
 
 fTS(T}]7ra. 
 'F.ffaTTiKvtofiai, Ion. for tiaa^- 
 
 iKvko^iaiy to come to. 
 'Eaapd<j(Ttiv, to beat upon, or at- 
 tack impetuously. Th. dpdaau). 
 'E,(Td(i)9tv, Boeot. sync, for iffcuo- 
 
 9}jffav, 3 pi. a. L pass. tTaio9tjv, 
 
 of (Taw ^oi, same as ffaowjfr.crw^w, 
 
 to keep, save. Th. aoog, safe. 
 'EcrdiofTa, I saved, a. i. ind. of L m. See eirTafirjv 
 
 ESE 
 
 Th. /3rtXXtu, pei-f. m. j3t(3oXa. 
 
 'EffCtKtaGai, Ion. for ilcrSsxt<T9ai. 
 'EffSiSovv, Ion. \^ poet, for t<rSi- 
 
 ^ovai, to flow in. Th. diSojfxi. 
 'Eadofitvoi, sitting, Dor. for t(i6' 
 
 fitvoi, i>res. }»art. fr. t'Cofiai. 
 
 E(T^u)ixt9a, let us sit. Dor. for 
 
 t'Cf^fxt9a, 1 pi. pres. subj. m. fr. 
 
 t^ofiai, to sit. Dor. ecrSofiai, f. 2. 
 
 m. kdovfiai. 
 'Eatai, you will be. Ion. for tcry, 
 
 2 sing. f. 1. m. of tlfii, to be ; f. 
 
 taofiai, y, trai. 
 'E(Tfl3d<j9f)<Tav, 3 pi. a. 1. pass. 
 
 t<Tfl3d(j9tjv, I worshipped ; of 
 
 (Tti3d'Co[jLai, f. daofiai, perf. atak- 
 
 l3a(Tfiat. Th. crilSoj. 
 "Eati, you will be, Att. for iay, 2 
 
 sing. f. 1, of elfii, to be. 
 'Efftidio, to look into : fr. tig, titbit), 
 
 to see; f. £icru>, a. 2. tldovifi.idov. 
 'Efftifii, to go in, enter, pres. ind. 
 
 fr. ig for tig, Ac £t/ii, to go. 
 'Eaticraro, he shook, 3 sing. a. I. 
 
 m. fr. (Ttito, to shake ; f. atifTut, 
 
 perf. (TtffiiKa, a. 1. tanaa. 
 'E<Ttia9tjv, rjg, rj, a. 1. ind. pass. 
 
 fr. perf. pass. atatKr^aiy fr. tho 
 
 same verb. 
 'Errftrat, Dor. for tatrai, 3 smg. 
 
 f. 1. of £f/it, to be; for the Doric 
 
 dialect gives the circumflex to f. 
 
 act. & m. as taovfiui, or tatv/xai, 
 
 iffy, tmXrat. 
 'E<TtX9tlv, to enter, come into 
 
 one's mind, a. 2. inf. fr. tig, Att. 
 
 ig, ipxo^ai, to come, a. 2. i'iX9ov. 
 'E<Ttvtix9tig, tlaa, tv, having been 
 
 brought in, a. 1. part. pass. «Sc 
 *E<Jtvi]vt'ix9o.i, perf. inf. pass. fr. 
 
 ig, ivtiKio, Ion. for obs. iv'tyKitt, 
 
 to bear ; f. ^w, perf. i]vtixa, pf. 
 
 pass. I'lvtiyfiai, Att. ivi]vtiy^ai, 
 
 inf. £i//;v£rxOai ; see ivtix9>}v, 
 
 a. 1. pass. Fr. (p'tpio, f. oicw, to 
 
 bear, a. L act. t)i>tyKa. 
 'EfftTTTaTO, he flew to, 3 sing. a. 
 
 the same. 
 
 'Eal^dXXtLv, to send against, break 
 in upon. Th. (3dXXoj. 
 
 'E(Ti3dvrtg, for tl(T[idvTtg, a. 2. pt. 
 act. pi. num. fr. tla^aivm, to go 
 in. Th. (iaivo), to go ; f. /3//(ro- 
 l^ai, a. 2. ijSrjv, a. 2. part. (3dg. 
 
 'Eafiarbg, Att. for tlaj^arbg, ac- 
 cessible. 
 
 'Eafitatv, he put out, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 act. & i(xi^ka9T]v, I was put out, 
 a. 1. pass, of aliivvvm, to extin- 
 guish; f. (Tf3i(T(t), perf. tajStKa: & 
 
 "F.crfirjv, I burnt, a. 2. act. fr. (T(3ij- 
 fii, for (T/Strj/u/it, to extinguish ; 
 f. fffi'tffio, perf. tfT^tKa, a. 1. f- 
 (T/3£rra, a. 1. pass. i<Tj3t(T9ijv, f. 1. 
 pass. (T/3£(T0i;<ro/Liai. 
 
 'Ec/St/ia^tiv, to place in or upon, 
 cause to mount : fr. ig, /3t/3d^w, 
 to cause to go. Th. jSaivio. 
 
 *Ea/3oXi), //y, //, entrance, ingress. 
 (2«1) 
 
 Efftpyvvvai, to shut in : fr. ig, 
 tpyvvfii, same as tpyio, or ttpyw. 
 
 'Eaipxofiai, for tlntpxo^ai, to go 
 or come into, enter. 
 
 'Eatadxnro, 3 pi. pluperf. pass, 
 of (rdrro), to load ; f. ^w, perf. 
 aiaaxo. : Ion. fr. 3 sing. i-KtaaKTO, 
 by inserting a before to, and 
 changing theorigmal soft breath- 
 ing into an aspirate. 
 
 'E(Ttat)pti, 3 sing, pluperf. m. fr. 
 a'tat]pa, perf. m. of auipu), to be 
 open, gape, laugh ; f. apiij. 
 
 'Ea'tTovg <pav'tvTog dXXov, until 
 the year returns ; perhaps we 
 should read tar trovg, as if ian 
 dXXov tTovg, till in another year, 
 or read ig trog, as one should 
 say ig i^ojTa, dvri tov ig viov 
 iTog,i'or the following & new year. 
 
 "Eatva, I roused, a, 1. ind. act, 
 for taevauy fr. aivatj to move, 
 
 \ 
 
 \ 
 
Ili 
 
 ESI 
 
 ESK 
 
 
 1$ 
 
 hi' 
 1% * 
 
 i ' 
 
 1.H . 
 
 M 
 
 a«ntate. Th. (raw, to shake ; f. to be silent, hold one's toiigu 
 
 f * 
 
 (TflCW. 
 
 'Effti'/L/ai, I shall be, Dor. for tao 
 
 fiai, f. 1. of tlfjii, to be. 
 'Ea^(p9nv, a. 1. ind.pass. fr. ff'tjio 
 
 fiaiy or (T£/3w, to worship. 
 'ErrkxvvTo, Ion. for taiKtxvvTo, 
 3 pi. pluperf. pass. fr. e«c or t^^ 
 xsoi, f. x^"^^f ^^ P*^"^ "^*' ^* ^^ 
 ir. x'^*''^' 
 'E<T£xw, t« hold to, reach to, flow 
 into. Th. txoi- 
 'E<Tt]Oeuj, w, f. ]!jcra>, to introduce, 
 as by a clyster. Th. riOtu). ^ 
 'EffijKaffOev, Boeot. sync, for iffr}- 
 
 KaaBnf^av, 3 pi. a. 1. pass. fr. 
 
 ffrjKd^io, to shut up in a stall. 
 
 Th. (TrjKos, a stable or stall. 
 'E(Tr/fC6, sent into, 3 sing. a. 1. fr. 
 
 £(Ti;/ /J I, for £((Tt»?/it, to send in: 
 
 fr. hjfiiy to send, f. i'jffio, a. 1. 
 
 TiKa. 
 'Err/iXaro, 3 sing. a. 1. m. of haX- 
 
 Xojuai, to jump upon or against : 
 
 fr. €i'c, aXXoftat, to leap, f. aXoi)- 
 
 ^ai, a. I. m. y'lXdfxnv. 
 'E(T{jfJiapa, ac, f, 1 indicated, a. 1. 
 
 ind. act. fr. <T//juatVw, to signify; 
 
 f. aru>, pf. (Te(n)ixayKa, a. 1. ccr/j- 
 
 juava & £(T»//x//i/a. Th. aijfia. 
 'EnU' for tari, on account of an 
 
 aspirate following : fr. tt/x(,to be. 
 "ETOai, to have sent, a. 2. inf. m. 
 
 fr. V»//ii, t«i send ; a. 2. 7;v, a. 2. 
 
 m. fV'?''> ^''■O' 
 
 'ErrOuf, aroc, a, Dor. for £(T0>)c, 
 
 T)roc, »/, a vest. Th. tw, to put on. 
 
 'EfrOnv, pres. inf. fr. l(T0w,toeat. 
 
 ' EffO Tjfxa, arog, to, a garment, 
 
 raiment, robe : & 
 'E(Tdi]^dvng, clothed, perf. part, 
 fr. ioekofiai, fr. tffOTjg, a gar- 
 ment. Th. eui, to put on. 
 'E(t6»)c, r)roc, >/, a garment, vest, 
 
 ace. iffO^ira : & 
 '£(T0r;(Tic, ta>c, >/, the act of cloth- 
 ing : fr. the same th. 
 'EaOiuj, to eat, pres. subj. iffBliu, 
 V^:, y> 3 P^- i'^^'t^^ij imperf. ^tr- 
 010V, *c, €, f. fcffOiffoi, pf. i]<79iKa. 
 Th. £(T0w, the same. 
 'ESeAO'S, j), 6v, good, virtuous, 
 brave, noble ; dat. pi. Ion. ia- 
 OXoiai. 
 'EcreXorijc, r]TOQ, r/, goodness, va- 
 lour : fr. the above. 
 'EffGopf, poet. & Ion. for ftTtOopc, 
 leapt into, 3 sing. a. 2. act. of 
 iffdoQiM, to leap into. Th. 06pw 
 or 0op€a;, to leap. 
 'EoOoQy £oc, TO, a garment, rai- 
 ment. Th. €(!>. 
 "£(r0or£, for iffri on, there is a 
 
 time when, sometimes. 
 'EA0Q, or iaQ'iM, to eat ; f. iVw, 
 
 perf. ?7(T0iKa. 
 "Eff0w, a. 2. impcr. m. fr. i^u, to 
 send, a. 2. ^r, a. 2. m. €>//v. 
 'EmyaO//, Dor. for emyhOi], 3 
 sing. a. 1. ind. pass. fr. (T/ydw, 
 
 f. i)«Tai. 
 'E(Tu)tTr for £t<T«?f7v, a. 2. inf. & 
 'E(Tic'y, he should have looked 
 into, poet, for ththj, 3 sing. a. 
 2. subj. act. Si. 
 'ETt^wj', a. 2. part. fr. iffsicio, 
 'Effuvaif to send in, enter, pres. 
 inf. fr. IfToim, fr. V/;/it, to send, 
 or c/^/ii, for ti/ii, to go. 
 'Effi^w, to place in, as an ambus- 
 cade. Th. V^w. 
 'EfTivavTO, 3 plur. a. I. m. fr. ffi- 
 
 vo/iai, or (Ttj'w, to harm, hurt. 
 "Eo-tc, £wc, »/, a longing after, de- 
 sire : fr. 'ituai, to desire. 
 
 ESO 
 
 up, withered, dead, a. 2. ind. of 
 (TK-Xnixi, fr. (TicXiui, by sync, for 
 (TfCfXfw, perf. taicXtjKa, part, t- 
 ffK'Xf/»cwj: & ifftcXijiiigj dry. Th. 
 
 'EtTKo/uo-at, to have carried in, 
 a. 1. inf. act. fr. Ig for tig, in, & 
 Ko/itsu>, to carry ; f. i<Ttu. Th. 
 Ko/i£(»>, to tend. 
 
 'EtTKov, tg, imperf. Ion. for 7/r, I 
 was, of tl^it, to be. 
 
 'E<TKop6ci(rdg /i£, you angered me, 
 (as though by eating garlic); or, 
 you drew tears from me, (as 
 though by bruising and pounding 
 it) : fr. aKopo^itu), to feed on 
 
 'ETirnoin, or £.'(nr/;pta, the Ca- garlic. Th. (x/copocov, garlic 
 
 lends of January, or the day in 
 which the whole magistracy en- 
 tered on duty at Athens ; the 
 sacrifices celebrated at the be- 
 ginning of the year to enter on 
 it with good auspices : fr. i'kt- 
 eifAi, to enter. Th. £w, or dfii. 
 
 'EffKaXlw, w, f. £(Tu>, to call hi or 
 within. Th. icaXgw. 
 
 "E(T»ca/i/tai, I have been dug, pf. 
 pass, of (TKraTTrw, to dig ; f. v//a>, 
 perf. l<yKa<pa, a. 2. act. laKa^ov, 
 a. 1. pass. tfficd(p9i]V. 
 
 'EffKOTOeTo, hid in, for eitr- 
 KarkOtro, 3 smg. a. 2. m. of dff- 
 KaTaTiOrjfii : fr. tlg,KaTd, riOij^i, 
 to place ; f. Oqcroj, a. 2. m. f.Ok- 
 
 firjV, <TO, TO. 
 
 'E<T»ca0a, I have dug, perf. act. & 
 'E<SKd(p}nv, a. 2. pass. fr. vKd-xTu), 
 
 to dig. See tffKci^nai. 
 'Effici, he was, 3 sing. impf. Ion. 
 for ijv, fr. £i'ft(, to be. 
 'EffKicaff, for t<TKila(n, he dis- 
 persed, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. fr. 
 (TKicdii), to dissipate ; f. doio. 
 'ETKefifiai, 1 have considered, j)f. 
 pa.ss. of (JKkiTTo^ai. 
 'E(TK(^Htvu)g, adv. considerately, 
 
 circumspectly : fr. the above. 
 'EffKevdcciTai, have been pre- 
 pared. Ion. for tOKivaa^h'oi 
 tint, 3 pi. perf. pass. & 
 'E(yKivdhaTO, Ion. for iaKivaa- 
 /ifvoi ffaav, 3 pi. pluperf. pass, 
 of (jKivdlm, to prepare, get ready. 
 Th. OKtvog, a vessel. 
 ' EaKfvann'ivog, having been pre- 
 pared, perf. part. pass. fr. the 
 same verb & th. 
 'ETK:£i;wp//^ac,perf. pass, of OKtv- 
 lopBOfiai, to guard the vessels or 
 household ; plot, contrive : fr. 
 (TKtvog, a vessel, & ovpog, a 
 guard, keeper. 
 'EaKrjvhjfftv, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 fr. (TKnvoio, to dwell, abide, &c. 
 Th. (TKrjvr), a tabernacle or tent. 
 'EcTKidvavTOy were scattered or 
 dispersed, 3 pi. imperf. pass, of 
 (TKidvijui, pass. (TKiCvafxcti, impf 
 t(TKi^rdfiT]v. Th. ffKtdciuj. 
 'E(TicX V, iig, rj, I was dry,parched 
 (262) 
 
 EffKOThOrjv, r/c, rj, aor. I. ind. 
 pass. fr. (TKoTiKo, f. tViu, perf. 
 ktTKoTiKa, perf. pass. iffKoTKT^ai. 
 Th. (TKoTog, darkness. 
 'EaKUTTTio, to bend toward any- 
 thing, inspect, examine it. Th. 
 KVTTTiOy to bend the head ; f. \poj. 
 'EfTKioTTTtv, 3 sing, imperf. of 
 fTKioTTTu), to cavil ; f. \//w, perf. 
 i(TKO}(pa, a. 1. t(TKio\pa. 
 'EtXi, 6, the name of a man, uii- 
 
 decl. Heb. a prince. 
 "EfrXov, Dor. for kaOXov, good ; fr. 
 
 iffOXog. 
 'Eo-X(u£, for taOXovg, good. Dor. 
 'EfffiapdynatVy 3 sing. a. 1. ind. 
 act. fr. CfxapayUo, to make a 
 crash. 
 ' E(T lidatTi,), f. ^w, to touch inter- 
 nally, impress. Th. fiacrffw. 
 ' E<T fiTjy^ai, I have been wiped, 
 perf. pass. fr. fffirix^} f- ^^> same 
 as <T/idw, to wipe ofl*. 
 'E<Tfibg, ov, 6, a swarm, crowd of 
 bees : fr. cw, to send ; fen- it is 
 the new swarm sent forth from 
 the original hive ; a troop, mul- 
 titude, crowd, abundance. 
 'E(7o, or laOi, be thou, pres. im- 
 
 per. fr. fi'/ic, to be. 
 
 'Etro^oc, or tiffoCog, ov, ?/, en- 
 
 trance, income, tax : fr. tig, o^og. 
 
 'EffoiKiKo), f. ffw, to take honir, 
 
 establish a colony. Th. oUog, a 
 
 house. 
 
 'E(To7rrojuat, to look into. Th. 
 
 oTTTOfiai ; f. o\p0fiai, perf. uif-i^tcn- 
 
 'EaoTTTogj 6, ?/, seen, cimspicuous 
 
 Th. oTTTOfiai. 
 'EffOTTTfJi^ofiai, f. (Toi-iai, to lo(tk 
 
 into a mirror : fr. 
 'EcTOTrrpov, ov, to, a miiTor : fr. 
 
 the above. 
 'E<Topdw, at, to look into or upon. 
 
 Th. ouda>, to see. 
 'EtTopyg Si. iffopy. Dor. for iffo- 
 p^g & t<Top^, 2 & 3 sing. pros, 
 ind act. & 
 'EaopnTt, for IffopaTt, 2 i)l. pres. 
 ind. act. of ttropdw, to look into. 
 Th. opdu>, to see. 
 'EaopCofifg, Dor. for hopwutr, ^vo 
 look into, 1 pi. of the same verb. 
 
 E2n 
 
 'Effovfiat, y, tlrai, Dor. for t(To- 
 
 , /^«'> Vi tTcii, f. 1. of tifii, to be. 
 
 'E<TO(pi<Taro, 3 sing. a. 1. m. fr. 
 aoipiCofiai, to devise, be taught, 
 know ; f. iao^ai, perf. (Jt(T6<pi(T- 
 
 fiai, Th. (T()0oc, wise. 
 ' Eaoxj^ofxai, 1 shall look into, f. 1. 
 
 m. tr. tig, uTrrofxai, to see. 
 
 E(T7rdO tjfxat, j)f. pass. fr. (TiraOdio, 
 
 to weave, «Jcc. Th. OTrdOrj. 
 'Ecr7ra(^/yjuevog, having been lieap- 
 
 eJ up ; part, of the above. 
 'E<T7rd0iov, 1 was aecumulating, 
 
 1 sing. impf. fr. the same verb. 
 'E<T7roK(i, I bave drawn, ^c. j)f. 
 
 act. of (TTrdio, to draw ; f. dam. 
 'EtTTrdpa^fv, 3 sing. a. 1. act. of 
 
 (TTTapdrTffio, to tear ; f. ^w, perf. 
 
 i<T7rdpax<i. 
 'E<T7rdp0ai, to have been sown, 
 
 l»err. inf. pass. fr. aiTt'ipu}, to 
 
 sow ; f. pai, perf. tairapKci, a. 1. 
 
 taTTtwa, perf. pass. tffTrapfxai. 
 ' ErrTTCtpfth'og, t], ov, perf. part. 
 
 l)ass. of the .same. 
 "EffTit, 3 sing. a. 2. act. ttnrov, 
 
 tg, t ; fr. airato, to tear, draw, 
 
 drag, &c. 
 
 EtTTTftpa, a. 1. act. of cnrtipio, to 
 
 sow ; t. ffu>. 
 'EaiTtKTa, 1 made a libation, a. 1. 
 
 ind. act. & 
 EffTreicrOrjv, rjg, tj, I was ap- 
 
 j)eased by sacrifice, a. 1. i)ass. 
 
 fr. taTTfiGTai, 3 sing. perf. pass. 
 
 tairtLdixai, fr. (tttsv^io. I 
 
 'EaTTtpa, ag, »/, respera, even-tide, 
 
 the evening, the west. Hence 
 
 Engl, respers. Th. 'icnrtpog. 
 
 £22 
 
 Eair'tpag, adv. in the evening 
 fr. the above. 
 
 EffTTtp'ictg, (OV, at, the daughters 
 of Hesperus, lle^pe rides. 
 EffTTtpirbg, r/, ov, & 
 EffTT^piog, 6, >'/, or n, ov, belong- 
 ing to or in the evening, towards 
 the west, western : fr. 
 
 "ESHEPOS, ov, 6, Vesj^cr, the 
 evening star, the evening, west ; 
 "E<T7rtpog 6tdg, Hades. 
 K<T7rt(T0c(i, to follow, poet, for 
 bTrffTGai, pres. inf. m. of cVw. 
 
 *EfT7rfr£,speak, 2 pi. imper. pres. 
 fr. f (TTTw, to speak, say, poet, for 
 tVw, a. 1. tlTTa. 
 
 ETTTfro, he was following, poet, 
 ior t'lTTtTO, 3 ])ers. sing. impf. of 
 t(JTzo^aiy for eiTOnai, to follow. 
 Ecrirtvcov, they were hastening, 
 o pi. impt. act. fr. ffrrtvCio, to 
 hasten, haste ; f. cw, a. 1. ind. 
 
 ^ act. tdTTtvaa, ag, e. 
 
 E(rmXiofxkvog, tj, ov, perf. ])art. 
 pass. fr. (TTTiXoa), to spot ; f. axrw, 
 
 ^ perf. i<T7riXu)Ka. Th. (nr7Xog. 
 
 E'tTTriTTTU), Att. for tlffTTlTTTiO ; tg 
 
 Ti)v itpKTi)v taTriTTTti, lic is cast 
 
 into prison. 
 
 ^(TjrXayxviaOijv, ijg, tj, I was 
 
 of (TTrXayxvi^ofiai, to be moved 
 with pity ; f. irrof-iai, perf. i~ 
 (T7rXdyxvi(Tfiai. Th. airXdyxvoi', 
 the bowels, bowels of compas- 
 sion, pity. 
 
 KfTTrXfoj, same as tlmr\'ttti. 
 Emroiko), u), same as iirrKoiM, 
 to take to one's self, adopt. Th. 
 TTodio, to do ; f. 7/<T(/j, perf. TTt- 
 Tioiiiica. 
 "E<7Tir()p.ai, to follow, accompany, 
 adliere to, for £7ro/zra ; opt. ta- 
 TToifujv, pt. laTTopti'og. Th. c'ttw. 
 'Erj-ofuO', for taTrofitOa, we fol- 
 low eli)se on, I pi. pres. ind. 
 poet. fr. the above. 
 EtTTTov, tg, £, I tore away, a. 2. 
 of (TTTrtw, to draw ; a 2. inf. 
 ffTTtlv, part. o-TTwi', a. 2. ni. icr- 
 7ri'}fi7]v, a. 2. inf. (nrirrOai, part 
 
 (TTTOfltVOg. 
 
 'EaTTovca, perf. m. fr. (nrtvCiOyto 
 hasten. 
 
 ' E<77rovda<Ta, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 (TTTovCd^io, to be earnest ; f. 
 «(T(i>. Th. ffTrtvCoj. 
 
 "E.fnno, to speak, poet, for tTTU). 
 
 'E(Tp(vfi, 6, the name of a man, 
 undeclined. Hebr. meaning, 
 arrow of gladness. 
 
 "Erraa, ag, f, a. 1. poet, for tlffa, 
 fr. £w, or evvvfii, to put on, or 
 fr. 'iio, or t'C*^, to cause to sit. 
 
 "E(T(rat for ecrai, a. 1. inf. act. 
 j)oet. fr. fio, or t'sw, to cause to 
 sit ; or 2 sing. perf. for tlrrai, fr. 
 dfjiai, perf. pass, of 'iio, to put on 
 or to sit. Some will have tacrai 
 to be put for TJfraai, you have 
 been clothed, fr. ijfT^iui, perf. 
 pass, of the same verb. 
 
 'Eaaofiivrj, having put on, a. 1. 
 pt. m. f. g. for iffofitvi), poet, of 
 
 EST 
 
 Ion. for (Tifftvfjiai : & 
 Erratvoi'To, they were setting in 
 motion, for tatvovTo, 3 pi. impf. 
 fr. fftvo^ai. Th. o-ciw. 
 'E(T(Ti)v, ijvog, 6, a king, sovereign, 
 subjugator, particularly of bees; 
 Trapd TO 'icrai, from establishing 
 them under his reign. 
 'E(T(Ti,th()U art, poet, for £l or tig, 
 
 2 sing. & 
 "E<T(ro, be thou, poet, for f <7o, pres. 
 
 imper. fr. tlfii, to be. 
 "E(T(To, by doubling the c, for iVo, 
 Ion. for tl(To, 2 sing, plupf. j)ass. 
 of £w, or tvvvp.1, to put on j f. 
 t(Tu), perf. tlKu, perf. pass, tlfiai, 
 plupf. ilni]v. 
 'EatTOjxtva, gohig to be, f. 1. m. 
 
 part. j)l. fr. 
 ' E.(Ta6iitvog, i], or, going to be, for 
 iaojxtrog ; dat. pi. ion. taaoiu- 
 voiai : fr, tiui, to be. 
 "E(Taov for 'irrov, put on, a. I. im- 
 per. act. of £u>, to put on. 
 'E(T(roo/iat, to be coiKjuered, Ion. 
 for I'laawjiai ; fr. -qaadopai, w- 
 pai. Th. i'jaawv, less, inferior. 
 Eaaovv, Ion. for iiaaovv, more 
 commonly yatr^v, to conc^uer, 
 pres. inf. fr. the same th. 
 E(T<Tv6^£v,they br(>ke forth, Boeot. 
 cSc by doubling the c, for ifjvQj}- 
 arav, 3 pi. a, 1. ind. pass. fr. iffv- 
 Bijv, of ovM or (Ttim, to agitate. 
 Th. fftUo, the same. 
 'EfTavjxai, aai, tcu, poet. & by 
 metath. for ffiavrai, pf. pass. & 
 'Earrvfiei'og for atavfievog, perf. 
 part. pass, of the same. 
 ' Errav/ih'tvg, adv. rapidly, with 
 impetuosity, willingly, eagerly : 
 fr. the above. 
 ErravT, for taavTai, and this 
 
 » i-< 
 
 fitvoL xpoi x^^'^^^'i having arm- 
 ed ourselves. 
 'Eaaav, by poet, systole for iiaav, 
 
 they were, 3 pi. impf. of fi'/ii. 
 'Erfaag, a, 1. part. act. poet, for 
 
 'iaag : & 
 'Fj(Taa(TQai, for 'icraaOai, a. 1. inf. 
 
 m. fr. 'iio, to put on or sit. 
 "E(Tat, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. Sec 
 
 'iaaa. 
 
 E<j(Ttai, you will be. Ion. & poet. 
 
 for tay, 2 sing. f. of f I'/ii, to be. 
 "E(Tfrfat,vou have .sat, or von have 
 
 been clothed in ; poet, for tinai, 
 
 2 pel's, sing. perf. pass, tl/zai ; 
 fr. €w, to sit, put on. 
 
 'EdotlTai, poet. cV: Dor. for tfftrai, 
 
 3 sing. f. tffofiai, of tlfji, to be. 
 'E<T<Ttrai, he will be, 3 sing. fut. 
 
 for tTtTai, of the same. 
 'Ecrcrtva, poet, for '.aivaa, a. 1. 
 
 ind. act. 3 i)l. tcratvav, Si 
 'E(T(Ttvavro, for fccrcrtro-avro, 3 1)1. 
 a. 1. m. fr. trtvw, same as atiio, 
 
 -f^ ,., .,3, .,, - to agitate, shake, stir up. 
 
 touched with pitv, a. 1. ind.pass. 'Efraivjiai, perf. pass, for tcrfi'/iat, 
 
 (203) 
 
 'iio, or 'ivvv^i, to put on ; iaad-> for a'tavTai, he rushed on, 3 
 
 "l? 
 
 sing. perf. pass. & 
 
 'Eo-rri/ro for niffVTO, 3 sing, plu- 
 perf. pass. fr. (Tvit), for aevu}, to 
 agiuite. Th. ati<o, the same. 
 
 "Effcriv, poet, for 'iffoj, f. 1. act. of 
 fcw, to make to sit, a. 1. elaa. 
 Effaajfjiai, Ion. for ijcraajfiai, I 
 have been overcome, perf. of 
 taaoofiai. Ion. for I'laadofiai, to 
 be overcome ; yvvaiKog -iiaou)- 
 fMtvog, conquered by liis wife ; 
 ^f^toy, conquered by the right 
 wing. Th. ij(T(T(iov, less. 
 
 "E(T<Twv, ovog, 6, if, Ion. for ^o"- 
 (Twv, less, inferior. 
 
 'E(JT for tOTt, until. 
 
 'E(tt for laTiy he is, 3 sing. fr. 
 tl^i, to be. 
 
 "Eoraa, I have stood, Ion. sync. 
 for t(TTi]Ka, perf. ufiffTijiJii. 
 
 'Eff-aOtv, they stood, BoLiot. s^ne. 
 for i(Trddi](jav, 3 pi. of 
 
 'EnrdOuv, 1 was set, a. 1. ind. 
 pass. fr. 'i(TTT]fii, to set. 
 
 'Earai, he will be, sync, for tfft- 
 Tai, 3 sing. f. 1. of £('/<», to be. 
 
EST 
 
 EST 
 
 'EffTairjv, pres. opt. act. of 'iffrtj- tlfil, to be : but 
 
 a, 
 
 h.-4 
 
 V. 
 
 
 
 I - 
 
 a. - 
 
 s"* -. 
 
 i i 
 
 /ii, for iffTijfiif to set. 
 "Effraica, I stand, for eVrijfcrt, pf. 
 act. of icrr>;^i, to set, a. 2. t(7Ti]v. 
 'Eorafcro, was in the liabit of 
 being dropped, Ion. for i)(TTaKTO, 
 3 sing, plupf. pass, rjarayjiu/j', 
 fr. (TTuKio, to drop ; f. ^u>, perf. 
 taraxa. 
 
 'EffraXadaro, Ion. pleon. of the 
 syllable da, for effrdXarOf for 
 sffToX^uvoi iiaav, 3 pi. pluperf. 
 pass, of aTtXXio, to adorn ; f. \w, 
 a. 1. IffraXa, perf. m. toroXa. 
 
 'EffraXar', they have been equip- 
 ped, for larciXaTai, Ion, for s- 
 ffTuXfievoi ttVt, 3 pi. pert. & 
 
 'EoraXaro, Ion. for iaraXfikvoi 
 riaav, 3 pi. pluperf. pass. & 
 
 'EardXrjv, I was sent, a. 2. pass, 
 fr. t(TTaXov, a. 2. act. & 
 
 *E(Tra\Ka, pf. act. fr. (ttsXXu), to 
 send, adorn ; f. 2. (xraXui, perf. 
 pass. taraXfiaij a. 1. pass. £- 
 (TraX0j/v. 
 
 "E<Tra/i6v, we stand, are placed, 
 
 Eirrc, be ye, 2 pi. pres. impcr. 
 e(TOj tcTTiOy of the same verb : 
 tht-re is also 
 'E(TTe, until, as long as : fr. tg for 
 tj'e, & re. 
 'Eo-raXa, I sent, a. 1. ind. act. «^f 
 (TTsXXio, to send, adorn ; f. Xw, 
 pei*f. taraXKU. 
 'EffTtiXdfirjv, u), aTo, a. 1. m. of 
 
 the same. 
 'Eanviv, 3 sing. impf. of (TTivio, 
 
 to groan ; f. via. Th. artvog. 
 'EffTtpnoOtjnai^ they were fixed, 
 3 pi. a. I. ind. pass, of areof ow, 
 
 to fix ; f. t5(T(u, a. 1. ttrrffjttutra, 
 
 ag, 6. Th. ffrtptog, sohd, firm. 
 'E(rr£p/;/tiat, (Tot, TUi, perf. ind. 
 
 pass, of (TTtpiu), to deprive ; f. 
 
 rjau), a. 1. pass. iaTipi]Onv, a. 1. 
 
 inf. oTfoj/Orji'rti. 
 'Errrt^aiH^a, Dor. for £(Trf0a'vi(Ta, 
 
 a. 1. ind. act. of (Trf0av(^tu, f. 
 
 iffu) or (^a>. Th. ffrt^w, to crown. 
 'EcrrtcpavovTO for oero, 3 sing. 
 
 impf. pass. & 
 
 lon.by sync. for£(Trr/K:aju6i^, perf. 'E(rr£0avw(raro, 3 smg. a. 1. md 
 
 act. of tffr^fii, to set ; whence 
 also eVrarf , tardai ; tarai/ai, in- 
 fin. ; also, we stood, were stand- 
 ing, by sync, for uarrjKafiEv, 
 plupf. act. & 
 'Eora/itv, Ion. for eirravaf, for 
 t<Travat,pr. inf. act. of the same. 
 'Effrav, they stood, Boeot. sync, 
 for t(7TT}<Tav, 3 pi. a. 2. act. 
 tffTTjv ; fr. the same verb. 
 'Eerravai, to have stood, bysv-nc. 
 for irrraKkvai, pf. inf. fr. 'i(TTTjf.u ; 
 or pres. inf. fr. tori^/it, as lora- 
 vat fr. 'icfTijjjii. 
 'EaraoT for toroora, ace. sing, 
 or hraoTt, standing, nom. dual 
 fr. £(Traa>e, by sync, for tcrraKujg, 
 oTog, perf. part. act. of 'iaTrj^i, 
 to set. 
 
 'EffTaffav, they placed. Dor. tffrot- 
 ffav, 3 pi. a. 2. poet, for tariff civ, 
 fr. t(7Tr]<Ta, a. 1. of the same verb, 
 which has a different breathing 
 in the aorists ; or if it have the 
 rough breathing, it is by sync, 
 for ioTtiKtioaVy or tcfTctKtKTav, 
 they stood, 3 pi. plupf. fr. Vor/;- 
 /ii ; or 3 pi. impf. act. for Vorrt- 
 ffav, fr. 'iarijfii, for 'i(TT)]fii. 
 'EffTcicravTo, Dor. for IdTriffavTO, 
 
 3 pi. a. 1 . ind. m. & 
 'EardfTaTo, Dor. for inTijcraro, 3 
 
 sing. a. 1. ind. m. of icrr»;/it. 
 'Ecrratrt, they set, 3 pi. pres. ind. 
 act. fr. s(7Tr]fii, poet, for 'laTtjixi, 
 to set ; or tcrrdai, they stand, 
 by sync, for kariiKaai, 3 pi. perf. 
 act. of the same verb. 
 'E(TraVa>, 3 sing, imper. act. 'iara- 
 
 01, uTio ; fr. ecTTyjfii. 
 'E(TTau)g, by contr. for IffraKiog, 
 perf. ])art. act. of the same. 
 'EoT^, ye are, 2 pi. pres. ind. fr. 
 
 m. & 
 
 E(TTe(pnvu)Tai, a circle has been 
 made, 3 sing. pf. ind. pass. toTf- 
 (pdvoijxai, aai, rai ; fr. arttpa- 
 vow, to crown. Th. aTttpu), the 
 same. 
 
 'EffTsojg, utTog, by poet, epenth. 
 of the e, for hrujg, standing ; by 
 crasis for ttrrafcu/g, pei-f. part, 
 act. of icrr///ii, to set ; f. (TTii(Tio, 
 perf. 'iaraKa, a. 2. tffrrjv. 
 
 'E(Trr}, he stood, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. 
 act. of the same. 
 
 "EffTTiKj for UrriKa, ag, £, perf. 
 act. & 
 
 'EaTr]KavTi, Dor. for IffrijKaffi, 3 
 pi. perf. act. fr. the same verb. 
 
 'E<TTrjK(o, f. ^w, I stand, a perfect 
 form derived fr. perf. 'iffTrjKa of 
 'ifTTrjfii ; pluperf. ticrTijKeiv, 3 pi. 
 
 s'l(JTT]Klffai', Att. 
 
 'E(TTT]Kiog, oTog, part. perf. fr. tV- 
 
 rrji-ii. 
 
 ''E<TTTjv, a. 2. ind. act. See tffrr]. 
 
 'E<TTi}Kei tV £(Trr/^£rai, 3 sing. f. 1. 
 act. and m. of taTtjKu), to stand, 
 formed after the Syracusan man- 
 ner fr. sorrjKaj perf. of the verb 
 
 'E<TTr}piyn'BvoQ, perf. part. & 
 'EaTiipiKTai, 3 sing. perf. pass. fr. 
 
 ffTT}piKio, to set fast ; f. Kio, pei-f. 
 
 £(Tr //pix«, perf. pass. IcrTTjpiy^ai, 
 
 Kai, plupf. i(7Tr]piynr]i>, ^o, kto. 
 'E<TTi]u)g, standing, by sync, for 
 
 IffDjKujg, oTog, perf. part, of the 
 
 verb 'i(TT7Jixi. 
 'ESTI'A, ag, »}, a fire-place, 
 
 hearth, home, house, family ; 
 
 the goddess of the domestic 
 
 hearth ; Vesta. 
 'E.<TTiu'0Tjv, Ion. for ('iffriaOiiv, 
 
 r/g, »;, a. 1. ind. pass. fr. laTidio, 
 (264) 
 
 E-ST 
 
 to entertain : fr. the above. 
 
 'E(Tn'tt/irt, arog,^ to, a banquet, 
 feast : fr. i(JTidu>. 
 
 'E.<TTUig, dcog, »/, a Vestal, priest- 
 ess of Vesta : fr. karia. 
 
 'EffTULffig, uog, ii, entertainment, 
 feast : fr. £«Trtrtu>. 
 
 'EoTiaffiov, f. 1. part. act. of 
 IcfTidio, to entertain : fr. trrria. 
 
 'EffTiaropia, ag, //, feasting : 6i 
 
 'EfTTittTopiov, ov, TO, a dining- 
 
 hall : & 
 'EcTTidio, to entertain, feast, re- 
 gale, admit to one's hearth ; f. 
 
 a(Toj, perf. tiffTidKa : fr. knria. 
 'Eaniitv, 3 sing. a. 2. of (TTti^io, 
 
 to tread ; f. i//w. 
 'EffrioDxoc, o, »'/, which has a 
 
 hearth to flee to, which keeps 
 
 and sruards each man's heartii : 
 
 fr. £(T7-(a, £xw. 
 'EoTix^T-qv, 3 dual a. 2. ind. act. 
 
 fr. (Trfi'xw, to go in order ; f. ^w, 
 
 a. 2. iaTix^v. 
 •E(Tnxow»^To, they were going in 
 
 order, 3 pi. impf. pass. poet, for 
 
 i(TTi.x^'^TOy f^^ i<fTixdovTo, of 
 
 (jTixdif) : fr. the same th. 
 'EoTiCjTig, i^oc, »'/, of the house or 
 
 hearth, on the hearth, in the 
 
 house : fr. tOTia. 
 "E(Tro, he had sat, or had been 
 
 clothed, poet, or Ion. for tlnro 
 
 or aro,3 sing, plupf. i)ass. tipiy, 
 of the verb £w, or tVvv/it, to sit, 
 put on ; f. 'iffiti, perf. pass. tJ/uat. 
 
 'E(rro/3£ov, impf. act. of oro/Sfw, 
 to curse ; J^o\. for (TTOfi'no. Tli. 
 (TTOfxa, the mouth. 
 
 'E(JTomo9rjv, I was opened, a. 1. 
 pass, of (TTo^oio, f. tiaw, to open : 
 fr. the same th. 
 
 'EfTTor, 2 dual num. impcr. tVw, 
 icTTuj ; also for i)tov, dual num. 
 impf. fr. £i'/it. 
 
 'E(Trova'xt^£»^, he was sighing, 3 
 sing. impf. of (TTOi'axi^<*''> f- ''^♦•'j 
 perf. kOTovdxiKa. Th. aTtvog. 
 
 'EaToK^Vio, same as EtVro^f ra>. 
 
 "E.ffTopya, I have loved, perf. ni. 
 of aTkpyu), f. ?w, to love, be con- 
 tent, &c. 
 
 'EtTTopyCog, oTog, part. perf. m. of 
 
 the same. 
 
 'E(TT6pi(ra, I strewed, a. 1. in<l- 
 act. of (TTopsio, to strew ; f. tTw 
 & rfffu), a. 1. pass. laTopsaOijv- 
 
 'EoToptrai or taTopoTca, it 1k\s 
 been sti*ewed. Dor. for IcTont- 
 arai, 3 sing. perf. pass, fr. aro- 
 pftu, to strew. Others wiU luive 
 IrTTopoTcti to be Dor. for ftrrtiw- 
 Tui, 3 sing. perf. fr. (rrpwi'iy-w, 
 f. (TTpujfTu), the same as aTopto). 
 
 'EffTpan^iai, i//at, I have been 
 turned, perf. pass, of orpf^w, to 
 turn ; f. i^w. 
 
 'EffTpaTOTTtdivaa, ag, c, a. 1. >""• 
 act. of aTpaTOTTtctvu), to lay <»»t 
 a camp : fr. crroarog, an anny, 
 
 » V 
 
 *!.' 
 
 ES<I> 
 
 & TTiSov, the soil. 
 
 'EffTpaTooJVTo, poet, for Iffrpa- 
 TUiVTo, 3 ]>1. impf. of (TTpaTa- 
 o/xai, to j>itch one's camp. Th. 
 (TTpaTog, an army. 
 
 'E(Trpd<paT0, they liad been turn- 
 ed, 3 pi. pluperf. pass. Ion. for 
 tffTpafifxsvoi ijaav, of aTpi(p(i}, to 
 turn ; f. \//a>, perf. i(TTpa(pa, perf. 
 pa-ss. tOTpa^fxai. 
 
 'EaTpd<pr]v, a. 2. ind. pass, of the 
 same verb. 
 
 ' E(Trp£00>;j/, I was turned, a. 1. 
 ind. pass, of the same. 
 F^aTpi]viaaa, ag, t, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of aTpi)vidZ,io, to live gaily or 
 luxuriously ; f. aVa>, perf. larpi]- 
 viaKa. Th. ffTpijPog, luxury. 
 
 Effrpo<pa, I have turned, perf. 
 
 m. of OTp£0W. 
 
 ' EffTpojfxai, I have been knocked 
 down, perf. pass. & 
 
 'ETTpojfiivog, perf. part. pass, of 
 arpijjvvvfii, f. orpoKTw, the same 
 as (TTopiu), to strew. 
 
 'EdTpujTo, 3 sing, plupf. ind. pass, 
 fr. the same. 
 
 "EtTTvyov, a. 2. ind. act. of <ttv- 
 yiio, to detest. 
 
 'E(Tri;0£Xt^£v, he handled severe- 
 ly, 3 sing. a. 1. ind, act. fr. (ttv- 
 (ptXi^ui, f. ^io, to treat harehly. 
 Th. cTixpio, to tie hard ; f. ^pio. 
 
 'EffTio, Lat. csto, be it, 3 sing, 
 imper. of dfii, to be. 
 
 'E(TTMfivXdfii]v, 10, aTO, a. I. m. 
 of aTujfivXXd), the same as orw- 
 l^ivXsio, to be loquacious. Th. 
 (TTOfxa, the mouth. 
 
 "J>rwp, opog, 6, a ring-bolt, pin 
 fastening the shaft to the yoke ; 
 fr. £a>, to send : rather BKTiap, 
 fr. £X<*>j because it holds or fas- 
 tens. 
 
 'Eftrwg, CjTog, standing, f. g. f oroi- 
 aa, perH^ijart. act. for k(TTaKU)g, 
 by sync, laraijig, & by crasis 
 t(TTu}g, oJTog, gen. pi. taTMTOJV, 
 fr. 'iffrrjfii, to set. 
 
 'Kcrrwcrav, let them be, 3 pi. im- 
 per. pres. fr. tifii. 
 
 'EcTTutTeg, nom; pi. fr. icTTu>g. 
 
 'E.av0i)v, I was put in motion, a. 
 1. pass. fr. (TV(M, for atvu), to 
 move. Th. atio), to agitate. 
 
 'EaiTXa, he robbed, stript, 3 sing, 
 inqif. of avXdio, f. //(Toj. Th. av- 
 Xrj, booty. 
 
 'EffvXevov, they robbed, impf, 
 act. of avXiuoj, to rob: fr. the 
 same th. 
 
 'E(tvv fJKa, ag, c, I understood, a. 
 1. ind. act. Att. for avviiKa, of 
 ovvli)^i, f. <Tvvi)(no. 
 
 ^EavaTtpov, adv. hereafter : fr. 
 £C, v(TTipog, posterior. 
 
 'E.(T(pdyi]v, rjg, ;;, I was killed, a. 2, 
 ind. pass. fr. t.(S(payuv, (g, e,a. 2. 
 ind. act. of a(pdTToj or (T0«^a>, f. 
 ^(1), to kill ; pf. pass. ia(payfiai. 
 
 ESX 
 
 'E<T0ay^h'off, perf. part. pass, of 
 
 the same. 
 *E<T0a^oi/, they were killing, 3 pi. 
 
 impf. act. of c^asw, to kill ; f. 
 
 ^iO. 
 
 'E(T<pa'tpioTO, 3 sing, plupf. pass, 
 of (Ttpatpoit), to make round like 
 a sphere or globe ; f. cjffio. Th. 
 <j(palpa, a globe. 
 
 'E.a(pdXjjv, tjg, rf, I was deceived, 
 a. 2. ind. pass. fr. tfT(paXor,tg, £, 
 a. 2. ind. act. of tr^aXXto, to de- 
 ceive ; f. aXCJ, perf. tfr^aXjca. 
 
 "Eff^aXi.iai, perf. pass. fr. tcr<paX- 
 Ka, perf. act. of the same. 
 
 "Ea^a^av, they killed, 3 pi. a. 1. 
 ind. act. of a^d^u), to kill ; f. a^w, 
 pei-f. m. £(T0aya. 
 
 'E(T(papdyd,ov, they raised with a 
 noise, impf. of ff^apayi^io. Th. 
 (T(pdnayog, a sound. 
 
 'E(T(psp(v, same as ti(T<pfpa). 
 
 'EfTipqXa, I deceived, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of (T(pdXX(t) ; f. aXw. 
 
 'Eff^tyyfr, he was fastening, 3 
 sing. impf. act. & 
 
 *E(T0ty^€, he fastened, 3 sing. a. 
 1. act. of v<piyyu), to fasten ; f. 
 yKio. 
 
 'E(T0op£w, the same as ei(T<pspu), 
 to bring in, introduce. 
 
 'E(T(l>pdyi<Tti', he sealed, 3 s. a. 1. 
 act. of (T<ppayi^o), to seal ; f. iffio, 
 p. t<T(ppdyiKa, a. 1. pass. t(T^pa- 
 yiaOrjV. Th. o-^payj'g. 
 
 'EacppayiffOtjTE, 2 i)l. a. 1. ind. 
 pass. ^ 
 
 'E(T(ppayi(r^svog, perf. part. pass, 
 of tlie same verb and th. 
 
 'ESXA'PA, ag, j), a hearth or 
 place excavated to light fires in ; 
 altar ; family ; deep and hollow 
 ulcers were so called ; hence 
 the crust adhering to the sur- 
 face of such when healed. Engl, 
 a scar. 
 
 'Eo'x«pcwJ'j iopog, o, poet, the 
 same. 
 
 'Effxapig, iSog, i), a little fire- 
 place, grate, or stove ; censer. 
 Th. ttrydpa. 
 
 'EtTxaTau), dj, to be the outermost 
 or hindermost ; hence pt. tcrxct- 
 Toiocra for i<TxciTuKTa. 
 
 'Effxana, dg, »'/, & 
 
 'Edxarir/, ijg, //, Ion. Engl, the 
 doicns, the extreme and unculti- 
 vated land, extremity, border, 
 edge : fr. faxaTog. 
 
 'EaxaToyrjpiog, o), 6, extremely 
 old, having reached the extreme 
 of age, decrepit. 
 
 'EfTxaTov, ov, TO, extremity ; 
 adv. at the end, close, lastly: fr. 
 
 'E2XAT02, ;;, ov, last, farthest, 
 extreme, outermost, highest, 
 lowest ; tax^'^'''^ ''"'^^ I'twr »'/ fit)- 
 Ttjp tTeXtuTTjcte, last of all, after 
 hersons,died the mother, 2 Mace, 
 vii. 41, d7r6 being understood : 
 (2G5) 
 
 ETA 
 
 fr. f x*^* ^<^X***i ^ hold on. 
 'EffxdTcjg, adv. lastly, extremely, 
 
 at the last gasp ; iaxdrmg £X«'» 
 
 she is at the point of death, 
 
 Mark v. 23. Th. taxcirog. 
 ''E(TX£, 3 sing. a. 2. act. of £xw, to 
 
 have ; f. t'^w, perf. £(rx»/'f«, a. 2. 
 
 trrxov, a. 2. subj. (tx^, perf. pass. 
 
 t(7xwai. 
 'E(Tx££ii', same as £tcrx£ft»'. 
 'EfTxiOrjv, Tjg, »;, a. 1. ind. pass. & 
 "Eo-x^/fca, perf. act. fr. £X<^- See 
 
 'Eaxtif^c^'^TLKtro, 3 sing. impf. pass. 
 
 of axr]naTil^io, to fashion : fr. 
 
 aXUI^'^ct, habit. Th. £X*^> *^ have. 
 "Eaxt/ca, perf. act. of (txiKoj, to 
 
 cleave ; f. iato, perf. pass. £txi- 
 
 (Tfiai. 
 'EaxityOtjv, ?jc, Vi 3 pi. i(Txi(y9r]' 
 
 crav, a. 1. md. pass, of the same 
 
 verb. 
 'Effxo'/ii/v, a. 2. m. & 
 "EtTxov, eg, e, a. 2. ind. act. of 
 
 £Xtt», to have, imperf. tJxoV' See 
 
 "E<Tio, f. 1. of £^a>, to make to sit, 
 or £w, to put on. 
 
 "EcTtu, within, adv. with genit. : & 
 
 'E.fftoOsv, from within : fr. f(g. 
 
 'E<Tb)9r]v, I was saved, a. 1. ind. 
 pass, of <Tu)Z,u), to save ; f. (Tw, 
 perf. pass, aeawnnai. 
 
 "EtTwcraj a. 1. act. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 'EffojTepog, a, ov, interior, inner, 
 more intimate ; compar. fr. tcroj. 
 
 'E.crw<ppoviaOTiv, rjg, rj, a. 1. pass, 
 of ffaxppovi^u), to make to be 
 wise ; f. iffoj, perf. creffiDcppoviKa, 
 fr. o-(j0p(t)v, temperate : fr. aoog, 
 or ffdog, contr. ffiog, & (ppijv. 
 
 'Er', for tTi, still, yet, farther, 
 longer. 
 
 'ETdyi]v, I was appointed, a. 2. 
 ind. pass. fr. raffaoj, or TTijj, to 
 place in order ; f. ^w, perf. rk- 
 Taxn, a. 2. tTayov. 
 
 'Erd^w,to examine, inquire, scru- 
 tinise, chastise, Wisd. Solom. i. 
 9. vi. 3. xi. 10. f. dffti), Dor. ^w : 
 fr. tTeog. 
 
 'ETaOrjv, I was extended, a. 1, 
 ind. pass, of Teivoj ; f. TtvCj, p. 
 TtTaKU, p. pass. TETafiai. 
 
 'Erai, friends, nom. pi. fr. tTijg, 
 ov, 6, a companion. 
 ETaipa, «£, t). Ion. eTaiprj, & 
 f rdp;;, a mistress, harlot : & 
 Eraiptia, ag, i), company, fellow- 
 ship, confederacy : & 
 ETaip'tu), w, to prostitute oneself, 
 wench ; f. jjcrto : fr. £ra7poc. 
 ETaipjfitj, ijg, i], Ion. for i ratpcia, 
 company, &c.: & 
 EratpT/Voe, Ion. for iTaipiiog, an 
 epith. of Jove, who presides over 
 fellowships or friendships, per- 
 taining to a companion or mis- 
 tress, amorous : fr. the same th. 
 
 I 
 
 It 
 
 ^' 
 
ETE 
 
 ETE 
 
 ETE 
 
 ETE 
 
 ETM 
 
 ETP 
 
 ^ I 
 
 a 
 
 'Eraipriffig, ewf, r/, fornication : 
 fr. kraipku). 
 
 'Eraipt'a, ag, r), company, fellow- 
 ship, fraternity : & 
 
 'Eraipt^tu, f. i<T<u, to associate with, 
 form a fellowship with, become 
 a companion, play the harlot: & 
 
 'ETutcuKOQy /), ui\ companionable, 
 social ; like a strumpet : & 
 
 'Eraiolgj iSog, j), same as kraipa 
 fr. 
 
 'ETArPOS, poet. IVapoc, ov, u, 
 a companion, associate, friend, 
 accomplice. 
 
 '£ra'*c£V, Dor. for trj/Koy, you were 
 pining away, 2 sing, imperf. fr. 
 TT}KOfiai, to pine away : & 
 EraKtjv, I was melted, a. 2. ind. 
 
 pass, of TTJKU), Dor, TCLKiJ, to 
 
 melt ; f. ?tu, a. 2. traKov. 
 ETaXdvi^ev, 3 sing. impf. act. of 
 raXari^iu, to term wretched and 
 calamitous, f. iaio : fr. rdXag, 
 avog, miserable. Th. TaXdio. 
 'Erafiov, I cut, a. 2. act. of rf/xi^tu, 
 
 to cut ; f. 2. Taj-iut. 
 'ErarvffOfjy 3 s. a. 1. ind. pass, of 
 
 rai'vio, to stretch. Th. Teivio. 
 'Erapa^a, ag, e, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 Tapd(T(Tit>, to disturb; f. ^lu, pcrf. 
 TtTapaxci, perf. pass, rerdoay- 
 fxai, a. 1. pass. trapdxOqv. 
 'Erapa;(^/j(Tai/, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. 
 
 pass, of the same. 
 'Eraptstt>, poet, for tratpt^w, which 
 
 see. 
 *ETapi<T<TaTo, 3 sing. a. 1. m. by 
 doubling the a, poet, from the 
 above. 
 "Erapog, ov, 6, poet, for iTaXpog, a 
 companion, conniide, fellow-sol- 
 dier ; gen. pi. era pojv. 
 'Era<T^6c, ov, 6, inquisition, ex- 
 amination, torment, scourging, 
 2 Mace. vii. 37 : fr. i-d'Cttf, to 
 inquire, f. d(Tio. 
 'Eraffov, ario, a. 1. imper. of the 
 
 same verb. 
 'Erci^jjv, I. was burled, a. 2. ind. 
 pass, of OdTTTio, to bury ; f. i/zw. 
 *Era0ov, I was struck dumb, or 
 marvelled, a. 2. ind. act. & riOrj 
 Tra, perf. m. I am struck dumb, 
 or astonished: fr. the same verb, 
 or fr. Otjtto). See iTif)r}7rta. 
 'Erd^ifvov, tg, e, impf. of ra^vvui 
 to accelerate. Th. raxi'g, quick 
 'EreOrjXei, 3 sing, pluperf. m. of 
 OdXXu}, to flourish ; f. aXat, perf. 
 m. TiOtjXa. 
 'EHOrjv, I was placed, a. 1, ind. 
 pass, of TiQqfxi, to place ; f. ^17- 
 ffw, a. 2. t9i]v. 
 'ETtOrjTTsa, (ag, ts. Ion. for Its- 
 Or)Trtiv,tig,u, pluperf. of QdirTtt) 
 to bury. Others more con*ectly 
 derive it fr. Oiittoj, to be dumb ; 
 f. i//a*, perf. TkQt)Tra. 
 
 TiOvi]Ktiv, I had died, 1 sing, 
 pluperf. ind. act. of OvtjffKu), to 
 
 die; {. 2.m.9avovfiai, perf. rk- 'ErfpoyXcjfftrog, or rrog, 6, 1), 
 QvrjKa, a. 2. iQavov, perf. m. rl 
 
 Ova a, inf. rtOvdrai. 
 *Er€c\av, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 TtXXio, to perfect, do ; a. 1. 
 
 tTiiXa. 
 'Ertiva, I extended, a. 1. act. of 
 
 Ttivio, to extend ; f. tivCj, perf. 
 
 rkraKa. 
 'Ernog, a, ov, yearly, from year 
 
 to year. Th. tree, Th, a year. 
 'ErtKi, brought forth, 3 sing. a. 
 
 2. ind. act. of t'ikto). 
 'ETtKvoTroii](TaTo, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. 
 
 m. of TiKVOTTQiHt), to beget chil- 
 dren ; irtKvoirein, 3 sing. impf. 
 
 act.: fr. TtKvnv, Troitoj. 
 'Er^Ki'ioOtv, Bceot. for irfKi'djOt)- 
 
 (Tciv, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. pass. fr. rt»c- 
 
 voio, to beget or bring forth 
 
 children. 
 'ETtXi'uTo, was in process of be- 
 ing accomplished, 3 sing. impf. 
 
 pass. Ion. 6c poet, for iTtXktTo, 
 
 by pleon. of the i, of rtXew, to 
 
 perfect. Th, r'iXog. 
 'ErkXiiov, they were perfecting, 
 
 for ir'iXeov, 3 pi. impf. act. fr. 
 the same verb and th. 
 
 ' T^T(Xi'uoaa,ag, €, I consummated, 
 
 a. 1. ind. act, of rtXctow, to per- 
 fect ; f, lodLo : fr. the same th. 
 
 'ErkXintty ag, e, I perfected, a. 1. 
 ind. act. of rtXetu. Th. TsXog. 
 
 'ErtXtaOijv, ijg, t], a. 1. ind. pass, 
 of the same. 
 
 'Er£Xf'T(Ta,ac, «,poet. for triXtffa, 
 which see. 
 
 ETtXtiWa, for at, 3 s. impf. act. 
 fr. TtXtvTdu), to bring to an end, 
 cease, &c.; f. ijeno, a. 1- irtXsv- 
 rr]<Ta, ag, (. Th. riXog, the end. 
 
 'ETf^ov, I cut, a. 2. of rf/xvw, or 
 rdfii'io, to cut; f. TafxCJ tSc rtfiCj. 
 ])eri', TiTf^iTjKa, a. 2. trafiov &. 
 trt^nv, perf, m, Ttro^a. 
 
 'ETioKXtioi ;^apirfc,so called from 
 Eteocles, son ot^Cephisus, who is 
 said to have been the first who 
 sacrificed to the Graces: Theocr. 
 xvi. 104. 
 
 'ErtoKpTjTtg, (t)v, oi, genuine Cre- 
 tans : fr. tTtbg Si. Kpijg, iiTog. 
 
 'ETeov, adv. trulv, in truth; n. g. 
 fr. 
 
 'Ertbg, a, ov, poet, same as tTog, 
 rj, or, true. Th. fi/a, to be. 
 
 'ETepaXKfjg, kog, 6, »/, vacillating, 
 alternate, doubtful, indecisive ; 
 causing one party to preponde- 
 rate ; an epith. given to victory, 
 because it always gives dXKtjv. 
 strength, to one party ; or be- 
 cause it preponderates first on 
 one side, then on the other : fr. 
 i'rtpoc, dXKtj. 
 
 'Enpijfiipog, 6, ?), on alternate 
 days : fr. ertpog, yfxkpa. 
 Krlpy^t, otherwise ; poet. adv. 
 for krkpa. Th. 'irtpog, other. 
 / (266) 
 
 usiiijj another or a foreiijn laii- 
 guage, a stranger : fr. sTipog, 
 yXdcTCTa. 
 'ErspnyvaOog, 6, r), hard-mouth- 
 ed at one side, epith. of a horse: 
 fr. tTfpog, yvdOog. 
 ' IWf pociSaaKdXiio, a), to teach 
 another, viz. than the true doc- 
 trine; f.Tjffuj: ^r.'iTfpoc,iidd(TKoi. 
 'llTtpuco^kio, (u, f. t](Tio, to enter- 
 tain another (than the true) 
 opinion, be heterodox in one's 
 creed : & 
 'Erfpo^o^'irt, ag, 1), another (than 
 the true), a wrong opinion : fr. 
 'Erfoot^o^o^, o, »/, that is of an- 
 other (than the true) opinion or 
 sect ; Engl, heterodox : fr. tVf- 
 pog, ^n^a. Th. Soksu). 
 'l\Ttpo^i]Xiog, adv. partially, un- 
 justly: fr. t^fpo^^yXoc.6, //, whose 
 affection is for the other, partial: 
 fr. tTtpog, (^ffXag. 
 'ET(poi^vyku), 10, f. Tjffu), to be un- 
 fitly or unequally yoked : fr. 
 'F.Tfp6i!^vyog, 6, >/, yoked with one 
 different in species, imequally 
 yoked; applied to a balance, in- 
 clining to one side : fr. iTtnog, 
 Kvyog. Th. ^tvym'^t. 
 'ErtpoTog, a, ov, differing from 
 
 the rest : thence 
 ' Erf poinio, u>, f. uxTco, to make dif- 
 ferent, alter, change; Irtnoiwyi)- 
 vai, a. 1. inf. pass. : fr. €Ttnog. 
 'ETepOKXivijg, tog. b, y), leaning 
 
 on one side, sloping : & 
 'ErtpoKXiTog, 6, 17, otherwise de- 
 clined ; viz. ovofia, a noun, call 
 ed bv Gram, heterodite. Th. 
 icX(Vtt>. 
 'ErcpoKw^uiv, Sirach xix. 25 ; 
 but the better reading is prol)a- 
 bly IQtXoKMipCjv, that feigns liim- 
 self deaf. ^^gm^ 
 
 'ErepofiTjKtjg, tog, 6, »J^tunequal 
 
 length. Th. fiijicog. 
 'ErtpoTrXoog, contr. eripoTrXovg, 
 6, ?'/, affording a passage on the 
 other side; It fpoTrXovvcdvttnija, 
 money borrowed in one port to 
 be paid immediately on arrival 
 in another, without the loan be- 
 ing extended to the time of re- 
 turn, as was the case in dfi^on- 
 poTrXffj : fr. trtpog, ttXew. 
 'ErepoTTvoog, Tnwvg, u, »'/, double- 
 breathing, double, alternately 
 sounding, epith. of a pipe : fr, 
 tTipog, wi'ftu. 
 'Erfpopp6 7r/)c, tog, inclining to 
 one side or the other: fr. tTtpog, 
 
 pSTTlO. 
 
 "ETKP02, a, ov, other, the otlier, 
 another, one, either, changed, 
 different; i-ijjc trtpog 6i. ovctTtpog, 
 neither ; tv tTtpo), viz. ro7r<>), 
 elsewhere ; trtp^ XajStlv (viz. 
 X^'P'f- being understood), to take 
 
 with the other or left hand, that 
 is, without trouble. 
 'Ertporrjg, tjrog, y, diversity, dif- 
 ference : fr. tTtpog. 
 
 'ErtporpoTTog, 6, 7), turning else- 
 where, of a different kind, differ- 
 ent : fr. 'irepog, rpk-jrio. 
 
 'Ertpo^ojvog, 6, >'/, having a differ- 
 ent voice or language: fr. tTtpog, 
 <P(t)vr). 
 
 'ETtpoio, f. bxxit), to alter : & 
 
 'F^TfpiofTig, (u)g, >/, alteration : fr. 
 trtpog. 
 
 'ETtpfft, a. 1. ind. act. .^ol. fr, 
 Ttipio, to afflict, vex ; or fr. rtp- 
 <Toj, to dry. 
 
 'ErspujOt ^ -Otv, & ' Erf pa>0t, adv. 
 elsewhere, from or on the other 
 side, on another occasion. Th. 
 trtpog. 
 
 'Ertpiog, adv. otherwise, differ- 
 ent I v : fr. the same. 
 Ertpujat, adv. on the one or the 
 other side, on one side, another 
 way : fr. the same. 
 
 'ErtrdXfirjv, ao, to, I had been 
 ordered, pluperf. pass, of TtXXio, 
 to command, perf. riTaXKa,a. 1. 
 trtiXa. 
 
 'ErtTantivioro, 3 s. plup. pass 
 of TttTTtivoio, to make humble ; 
 f. io<ru), perf. rtraTrdvioKa. Th. 
 rairtivbg, humble. 
 
 *ErtTd\aro, Ion. for Ttrayfxivoi 
 T/ffrtj', 3 1)1. j)lup. pa.ss. (formed 
 fr. 3 t^ing. traraKro, by inserting 
 a before ro, and changing k into 
 aspirate Xi) ^f rd^aw, to set in 
 order; f. |ui, pei*f. rtraxa, perf. 
 ])ass. Ttrayf.iai. 
 
 'Ertrtvxaro, Ion. for rtrtvyfiivoi 
 
 ijffav, 3 pi. plup. pass, of the 
 
 verb rt^xw, to fabricate ; f. ^oj, 
 
 ^ perf. rirtvxa, perf. pass, rtrtvy- 
 
 i^ai Si rtrvyftai. 
 
 'Ertrfuv, 3 s. impf. act. of rtr- 
 IXio, to find ; derived fr. rkfivio, 
 to cut, cleave ; f. rtfiio, pf. rt- 
 TfiiiKa, a. 2. trt^iov, tg, t, and by 
 pleon. of r, trtrfiov, tg, t. 
 
 'Ertrpi)xfii'f f't,> 't) plup. of rpr)- 
 X'(u, to be rough and rugged ; f. 
 ^(u, perf. Tirprjxa- Th. rpaxvg, 
 fog, rough, rugged. 
 
 'ErervKro,had been made, 3 sing, 
 pluperf. pass, trtrvy^yv, ^o, kto, 
 of Ttvxi^, to fabricate. 
 
 'Ertruipta, Ion. for trtrixptiv, & 
 irtrixptt, for fcrfri'^et, pluperf. 
 act. fr. TvTrrio, to beat ; f. xpio. 
 
 'Ertrvxovro, 3 pi. a. 2. m. of rvy- 
 X«»'w, to gain; f. riv^ofiai, a. 2. 
 trvxov, a. 2. m. trvxo^ifj^'y ^ kv 
 Ion. redupl. irtrvxbfirjv, ov, tro. 
 
 'Erix\ for trtKt, on account oi 
 an aspirate following, 3 sing, a. 
 2. act. of TiKrio, to beget ; f. 
 
 r'fXofiat, a. 2. irtKov. 
 
 ErtxOrfv, I was born, a. 1. ind, 
 pass. fr. riKTiOf to beget. 
 
 'Er//K€ro, was wasting, 3 sing, im- 
 perf. m. of TTjK(t), & Dor. rdKio, 
 to waste, pine, &.c. ; f. ^w, perf. 
 m. rtrt]Ka. 
 
 Errjpovv, I was keeping, impf. 
 act. fr. Ttjptio, to keep ; impf. 
 irrjptov, ovv; f. rycrai, perf. rtrtj- 
 (>T]ica. 
 "ETHS, ov, b, an ally, friend, 
 companion, acquaintance; a; Vdz' 
 for oj trdv, O my friend, or my 
 friends ; as if fr, tOog, viz. with 
 whom we have intercourse, or 
 trog, of the same age, or trtbg, 
 to denote the truth of friendship. 
 
 'Eri/Ti'at, Civ, ol, Etesian, winds 
 that blow from the north every 
 vear about the tenth or twelfth 
 day from the rising of the dog- 
 star : fr. 
 
 Erriaiog, b, if, yearly, recuiTing 
 every year : fr. irog, a year. 
 
 'ErijrofiaKa, or trtjroinoKa, perf. 
 Att. for y'lToifiaKa, I pre])ared, of 
 irotyua^ui, to prepare. Th. troi- 
 fiog, j)rompt and ready. 
 
 'Ert'jrvnog, by poet, redupl. for 
 trvfiog, b, //, true, real ; 'Erv/xov, 
 'Eri'irv^ov, & 'Erijrvixoig, adv. 
 tinily, really. 
 
 "ETI, adv. yet, still, longer, more, 
 moreover, farther, beside, here- 
 after, for the future. 
 
 'EriOti, he was placing, 3 sing, 
 imperf. ind. act. as if fr. Ti9koj, 
 imperf . triGtov ovv,tfg ttg. Th. 
 riGijfii, to place ; f. Oifffio, perf. 
 TtOttKa, a. 2. tOijv, a. 2. opt. 
 Oth]v, a. 2. ind. m. td'(^r\v, ao, 
 TO, a. 2. inf. m. Q'taQai. 
 
 'ETi9tv, Dor. for 
 
 'EriOov, you were placed, 2 sing, 
 impf. pass. Ion. for triOicrn ; 
 fr. triOffXTiv, (TO, impf. of the 
 same. 
 
 'EriKTov, tg, t, imperf. act. of 
 TiKTu), to beget ; f. re^ofxai, a. 2. 
 trtKov, a. 2. ^^^']. r'tKio, a. ]. 
 pa.ss. tr'tx^tp', perf. m. riroKa. 
 
 'ErifiTjfTa, ag, t, a. 1. ind. act. tri- 
 fxijffdixtjv, u), aro, & in 3 pi. tri- 
 fii'irravro, a. I. m. of rifidio, to 
 honour. Th. riio, the same. 
 
 'ETtra(T<7tro, he was .shaken, 3 sing, 
 impf. pass. fr. rivdacrio, to shake; 
 f. 4w, perf. TiTivaxC' 
 
 'Eri>ntv, we were honouring, pay- 
 ing, 1 pi. impf. act. of riu). 
 
 "Erlaa, ag, t, I honoured, a. 1. 
 ind. act, of riio, to honour, pay ; 
 f. (Tit), perf. TtriKa. 
 
 'EriraiviTo, was extended, 3 sing, 
 impf. pass. fr. riraivu): fr. Ttivu), 
 to stretch. 
 
 'ErXriv, ijg, rj, I bore, a, 2, ind, 
 act. fr. rX{]i.ii, to tolerate ; f. 
 rXrjfTu, perf. rtrXyjKa. Th. ra- 
 Xdco, the same ; by sync. rXdoj 
 & TXi11.11. 
 
 "ErfiaytVf thev were divided, 
 (267) 
 
 Boeot, & sjTic. for tTfidyijtrav, 3 
 
 pi. a. 2. ind. pass, irfidytjv, of 
 
 the verb rfxriyoi, or rfii](T(Tto, f. 2. 
 T/iayCj, a. 2. tTfiayov. Th. re/i- 
 va;, to cut. 
 'Erfirjyov, a. 2. as also trfiayoy, 
 
 of the same. 
 
 "Erfit)Of]v, I was cut off, a. 1. ind. 
 pass, of Tfuvoj, to cut ; f. fiut, 
 
 perf. rtrjxjjKa. 
 
 'Erfirj^a, I cut, a. I. ind. act. of 
 
 Tin)(T(Tuj, to cut ; f. 4'tt;. Th. rtfi- 
 
 vu), the same. 
 'ETvijpv(Tig, tiog, ij, a soup ladle: 
 
 fr, trvog, apvu). 
 'JiT N 02, fog, TO, pottage, or thick 
 
 soup made of pulse : as if fr. 
 
 tSu), to eat. 
 
 Eroifid^io, to prepare ; f. d(T(i)f 
 
 ])ei*f. yroif^iaKa, a. 1, inf. act. 
 
 iroi^id(Toi, a. 1. imper. act. troi- 
 
 Harrov, drit), &. in 2 pi, trntfid- 
 
 (Tart, pf. pass. iiToina(Tyiai, cai: 
 
 fr. tToif-iog. 
 'E.rotfiacria, ag, i], preparation, 
 
 readine.ss : fr. the above. ' 
 "ET0IM02, 6, //, or 'Erolnog, 
 
 Att. prompt, ready, willing. 
 'V.Toijxujg, promptly; adv. troifiiog 
 
 * Yfti', to be ready. 
 'EroXfia, 3 sing. impf. of ToXjxdojf 
 
 to dare, &c. impf. troXfiaov lov, 
 
 atg ag, f. r](Titj, perf. rtroX/i ;;»:«, 
 
 a. 1. troX^tjrra, Dor. iroXfidrra. 
 
 Th. ToXfia, r}g, y, boldness. 
 "Erov, tTTji', dual a. 2. ind. act. 
 
 oVu/fit, to send, a. 2. rjv. 
 "ETOS, tog, rb, a year. 
 
 Erbg, y, bv, Sc 'E,rtbg, a, bv, true, 
 
 good : & 
 
 Erbg, adv. in vain, rashly, at 
 
 random : fr. tlfit, to be. 
 "Erpayov, a. 2. ind, act. of rpwytu, 
 
 to gnaw ; f, rpw^ofiai, 
 'V.TpaTr' for' ErpaTTt, 3 sing. fr. 
 
 trparrov, a. 2. act. of rptTru}. 
 'Erpdntov, they were treading 
 
 grapes, 3 pi, impf, act. of rpa- 
 
 TTtoj, fr. f. 2. rpaTTw, of rptTrw, 
 
 to turn. 
 
 ErpdTrrjv, rjg, y, a. 2. pass. fr. 
 
 rptTTio, to turn. See trpaTrt. 
 'Erpa7r()fiyv, ov, iro, a. 2. m, fr. 
 
 trpanov, a, 2. act. of rptTrut ; 
 
 f. ypu). 
 'Erpdtpyv, I was educated, & in 
 
 3 pi. trpd^y(Tav, a. 2. ind. pas.s. 
 
 of Tpt<pio, to bring up ; f. Opixpu), 
 
 a. 2. trpafpoi'. 
 'Erpa^or, tg, t, a. 2. act. of the 
 
 same. See tTpd<pr]v. 
 'Erptfit, he was trembling, 3 s. 
 
 impf. act. fr. rp'tfioj, to tremble: 
 
 fr. Tptto, the same. 
 ''ETpt(Ta, ag, t, 1 trembled, a. 1. 
 
 ind. act. of rptio, to tremble, be 
 
 alarmed ; f. rpsiTio. 
 'Erpt^tr', for tTp't<ptTo, 3 sing. 
 
 impf. pass. & 
 "Erpf^ov, tg, c, impf. act. of rpl 
 
ETQ 
 
 EYA 
 
 EYA 
 
 u 4 
 
 
 1) 
 
 1;. 
 
 r . 
 
 
 ^t 
 
 i t i 
 
 ^w, to bring up ; f. 9pk^poj, perf.lEi^, well, rightly, happily, easily,! nour ; the reward of a hard- 
 
 TiTi)i<pa, a. 2. iTpa<pov, perl", m. bravely, prosperously, in safety, fought contest : fr. «v, ayuiv, 
 
 adv. ; in composition it denotes atvog, fr. oyw, a^di. Others 
 
 readily, easily, well, very. Th. however mure correctly con- 
 
 tvQ, good. * ceive it to be gen. \)\. to agree 
 
 
 TeTpo<pa. 
 
 *Er{)7;cr6, he bored through, 3 s. 
 
 a. 1. act. of Tirpau), or rerpTj/iu, 
 
 to bore; f. rpriOio, as if fr. rpaui. 
 
 'Erptyov, a. 2. ind. act. of rpiKcff 
 
 to screech, pei-f. m. rlrpiya. 
 'Erpvywv, they were gathering 
 grapes, 3 pi. impf. act. trpvyaov, 
 toVf of Tpvydoj. Th. Tpvyij, vin- 
 tage. 
 *ETpv7rr], Dor. for irpvira, trpv- 
 Trae, 3 sing. impf. of rpvTraojj to 
 perforate. Th. rpv-rra. 
 *Etqv^t]v, rjg, r), a. 1. ind. pass, of 
 OpvTTTuj, to destroy, ruin by soft- 
 ness and luxury ; f. >^a>, perf. 
 TSTpvipa, perf. pass. rkOpvufxai. 
 'ETpv<pi](Tart, 2 pi. a. 1. act. of 
 Tpv(pauj, to live in luxury ; f. ijffio, 
 perf. TtTpviprjKa. Th. Opvirru). 
 'Erpojcra, I wounded, a. 1. ind. 
 act. of TiTpu}(TKu}, to woimd, hurt ; 
 f. uxTujf as if fr. rpMOJ. 
 *ETv9riVf I was immolated ; for 
 the sake of euphony, for WvQr]v, 
 a. 1. ind. pass. fr. Ovio. 
 'EtvXixGiji'i r]Q, i), a. 1. ind. pass, 
 of ruXifffTw, to involve, examine; 
 f. %u). Th. Tv\oQ, hardness. 
 'ErujLtoXoyta, af,r/, etymology, the 
 pointing out the origin of words : 
 fr. tTVfiog, \6yog. Th. \eyio. 
 "ETVfiov, ov, TO, etymon, the true 
 
 origin of a word : also 
 *Erv/wov, & 'ErijrvfioVf adv. truly, 
 
 really, n. g. fr. 
 'ETYM02, 6, >), true, real, cer- 
 tain, pure ; dat. pi. Ion. irvfioi- 
 <Tiv : 'ETi]Tvfiog,6, »), byepenth. 
 the same : 'Ervfiiog, adv. really. 
 'ETVft7ravi(r9r]<Tav, 3 pi. a. I. ind. 
 pass. fr. TVfiTTavi'Coj, to distend ; 
 f. i<rw, perf. TirvfiTrdviKa : fr. 
 ru^TTavov, or rv/iTTavog, a drum. 
 'ErvTrav, Dor. for IrvTnjv, 1 was 
 struck, a. 2. ind. pass. fr. tvtttu): 
 iTvxtv, for tTVTrrjffav, Bccot. 
 'ETv(p9tv, Boeot. for iTV(p9T}(Tav, 
 3 pi. a. 1. ind. pass. fr. tvtttoj, 
 to beat. 
 'Ervx«, 3 sing. a. 2. tTvxov, eg, «, 
 of Tvyx^vu), to gain; f. revKofxai, 
 perf. pass, rtrvyfiai. 
 'ETvx9r]v, T)g, t], a. 1. ind. pass, 
 for iTtvx9r]v, fr. perf. pass, re- 
 Tvyfxai, for rkrevyfiai, of Ttvx**>, 
 to fabricate. 
 'Etvxov, eg, t. See tri>xf • 
 'Erwv, gen. pi. fr. trog, tog, to, a 
 
 year. 
 'ErttKTta, things worthless, ace. 
 pi. ; also adv. in vain : fr. trw- 
 (Tiog, ineffectual, vain. 
 'ErioGupyog, 6, r), that works in 
 vain, fruitless ; -shunning labour, 
 lazy : fr. tTOJffiog, tpyov. 
 
 Ev, yEol. & tv, Dor. for ov, of 
 
 himself. 
 Eva, ag, y, Ere, the name of our 
 first mother; the Hebr. original 
 implies, mother of all living. 
 Also, a Bacchic shout, cry of joy. 
 EvayyeXia, ag, r/, annunciation of 
 glad tidings. See ivayykXiov. 
 EvayyiXi^o), evangelizo, to bring 
 good news or glad tidings, pro- 
 claim the gospel ; f. lo-tu, Att. 
 fvayyAiw, pf. tvyjyyfXiKa, a. 1. 
 tvTjyytXiffa, a. 1. inf. tvayyfXi- 
 ffai, perf. pass. ivr]yyiXi(y\iai, a. 
 1. pass. evT]yytXiaOi}v, i^g, i), a. 
 1. part. pass. ivayyiXio9tig, ini- 
 perf. pass. fvrjyytXi^ofirjv, oi\ 
 tTO, f. 1. m. ivayyeXiaonai, a. \. 
 m. tvrjyytXiadfii]v, u), aTO, a. 1. 
 inf. m. tvayyiXiaaa9cu : fr. tv, 
 dyyiXXu). 
 EvayyeXiKog, ?), ov, emngeVicm, 
 
 belonging to tlie gospel : & 
 
 Evayy'iXiov, ov, to, erangdlum, 
 
 good news, glad tidings, the 
 
 gospel ; reward of good tidings: 
 
 tvayytXia, rd, a sacrifice offered 
 
 on the news of a victory : fr. tv, 
 
 dyytXia, news. Th. dyytXXu) 
 
 EvayytXiaTrjg, ov, 6, a bearer of 
 
 good news, minister, preacher 
 
 of the gospel, >vTiter of the gospel 
 
 history, an evangelist : fr. perf. 
 
 pass, of tvayytXi^u). 
 
 EvdyytXog, 6, »/, a bearer of good 
 
 news : fr. tv, dyytXog, a mes- 
 
 with narpojujv ; fr. Evayng, o, y, 
 one well brought up, or instruct- 
 ed in any point : fr. tv, dyio. 
 Evayojy ia, ag, i), a right bringing 
 up, i>roper education : fr. 
 Evaywyof, 6, ij, easily led or 
 taught, docile, tractable : fr. tv, 
 ctyit}. 
 
 Evalt, pleased, 3 sing. a. 2. for 
 'ia^t, by iEol. pleon. of the v, & 
 change of the breathing : but 
 'ia^t is by Ion. resolution for i}lt, 
 a.2.ofaj'<^avw,ora(''«(o, to please. 
 Eva'tti, dat. sing. fr. tvai]g. 
 Evdl^io, f. dao}, & EvdZ^o^ai, to 
 shout, celebrate Bacchus, revel, 
 carouse ; in strictness of usage, 
 spoken of the cry of the Baccha- 
 nals, erot : fr. tvdi'. 
 Evdr)g, tog, 6, i), blowing favour- 
 ably, exposed to a favourable 
 wind : fr. tv, aw, or dr\yLi. 
 Eva9Xog, o, i), illustriovis in com- 
 bat, brave : fr. tv, d9Xog. 
 EvaifioviCtjg, Eucemomdts, a pro- 
 per name. 
 Evaivr)Toc, 6, if, poet, well or 
 highly praised or celebrated: fr. 
 
 tV, ah'ioj. 
 
 senger. 
 
 Evaytut, at, to act with due solem- 
 nity, be holy and pure : & 
 Evaytwg, adv. purely, piously: fr. 
 Evayr/g, tog, 6, »/, holy, pure, 
 pious ; bright, conspicuous ; fr. 
 tv, dyog : easily broken, fr. tv, 
 dyvvfii : also, quick, agile ; as 
 EvdyrjTog, 6, >'/, easy to be moved ; 
 fr. tv, dyu) : much to be ad- 
 mired ; fr. tv, dydio. 
 EvdyKuXog, 6, »'/, easily carried or 
 held in the anns : fr. tv, dyKaXt]. 
 EvdyKtia, ag, »'/, a place rich in 
 beautiful valleys : fr. 
 EvayKyg, tog, 6, if, forming a fine 
 valley, gently sloping: tv, dyKog. 
 Evayoprj, r)g, t), the name of a 
 
 woman. 
 Evayopia, or Evriyopia, ag, y), 
 friendly address, congratulation ; 
 elegance of discourse : fr. tv, 
 ayopsw. 
 Evaypia & Eifayprjrria, ag, »/, 
 success in hunting : fr. 
 Evnypog, ov, successful in hunt- 
 ing, easily captured, abounding 
 
 P 
 
 'Erwffiog, 6, i), ineffectual, vain '.^ in game : fr. tv, dypa. 
 fr. tTogy adv. in vain. Th. tlfii. Evdyiov Tifxd, well-contested ho- 
 
 ' (2f>«) 
 
 EvaiptTog, 6, »/, easy to be cap- 
 tured, defenceless : fr, tv, a'loiu}. 
 
 EvaiaQyaia, ag, >/, vigour of tlie 
 senses, keen sense : fr. tv, ala- 
 9dvonai, perf. y(T9r]^iai. 
 
 Evaiojv, lovog, 6, ?/, leading a 
 happy life, making life hapi»y ; 
 ace. sing, tva'nova : fr. tv, aio>v. 
 
 EjvaKOtu), tu, EvdKOog, Dor. for 
 EvrjKotu), SiC. 
 
 EvaXa^ovtvTog, 6, »;, prone to 
 boasting, justly to be boasted of: 
 fr. tv, dXa^oj'fi'w. 
 
 F.vaXdKaTog, Dor. for tvTiXaKaTog^ 
 6, 7), having a fine or well-made 
 distaff : fr. tv, rjXaKdTT). 
 
 EvdXiog, V, )'/, Dor. for ivriXiog. 
 
 EvdXijJTog, o, »/, easy to be caught 
 or conquered : fr. tv, dXiaKopai. 
 
 Eifofjitpia, ag, d, Dor. for tviifit- 
 pia, r), a serene, clear day, plea- 
 santness & serenity of weather ; 
 hapi)y times, prosperity : fr. tv, 
 I'lfxtpa, 
 
 Evdv, the cry of women celebra- 
 ting the orgies of Bacchus: hence 
 in Latin, iVtw, for Bacchus him- 
 self. 
 
 EvaraKXrjTog, 6, r/, easy to l)e 
 called back or recalled : fr. tv, 
 dvaicaXiii). 
 
 Evavcpia, ag, r), an abundance of 
 
 eminent men : fr. tv, diyp. 
 
 Evdvffiog, poet. & Dor. for tvijvt- 
 
 fxog, 6, »'/, that has a favourable 
 
 wind, sheltered from the winds, 
 
 EYA 
 
 serene, calm : fr. tv, di'i/xog. 
 
 EvavOtlg, nom. pi. fr. EvavOijg, 
 eog, 6, Y], for tv9aXt)g, beautifully 
 blooming, fiourishing ; & rb tv- 
 avpkg : fr. tv, dvOog. 
 
 Evdv9eixog, 6, y, florid, luxuriant, 
 very blooming. See tuav9tlg. 
 
 Evai^onia, ag, d, Doa*. for Ion. 
 tbrjvopUi, ag, r), superior man- 
 liness or courage : fr. tv, dvijp. 
 
 Evavrdh), d, f. ycrio, to receive 
 graciously, be propitious to : & 
 
 EvdpTtjg, eog, & EvaprrfTog, o, y, 
 well met with, welcome, friendly, 
 propitious, gracious : fr. etJ, dv- 
 raiu. 
 
 Eya'i'wp, opog, o, poet. & Dor. for 
 Ion. tvyviop, famed for noble 
 men: fr. tv, dvrjp. 
 
 EvuTraXXaKTog, 6, y, easy to be 
 exchanged, bartered, sold, or 
 disposed of : fr. tv, diraXXdaaix). 
 
 EvaTrdvTijrog, 6, rj, that meets 
 another with courtesy, complai- 
 sant, friendly, gracious : fr. tv, 
 dTrai'rdti). 
 
 EvaTrdryTog, 6, y, ea.sy to be de- 
 ceived : fr. tv, dTraTd(ji>. 
 
 EuaTryyTjTog, 6, y. Ion. for tva<p- 
 yyyrog, easy to be explained : 
 fr. tv, d-TTO, yy to jiat. 
 
 EuaTTOTtlxiOTog, 6, t), easy to be 
 walled off or m : fr. ev, dnb, 
 Ttlxog. 
 
 Evaptffrtio, w, to please, take 
 pleasure in ; f. yaco, pf. euypt- 
 ffTijKa,a. 1. tvypearytra, a. l.inf. 
 act. tvape(TTy<Tai, pros. pass, tv- 
 aptaTtof-iai, to feel well pleased, 
 delight in : fr. 
 
 Evdptffrog, 6, y, acceptable, well- 
 pleasing : fr. ev, dpeffrog. Th. 
 
 dpt(TKUJ. 
 
 Evapk(TTojg, adv. acceptably : fr. 
 the above. 
 
 Evapi9fiyrog, 6, y, easy to be 
 counted, few in number : fr. 
 ev, dpi9fitu). 
 
 EvapicTog, 6, y, easily ruled or 
 governed : fr. tv, dpxio. 
 
 Evdpfxarog, 6, y, skilful in dri- 
 ving ; renowned for chariots : 
 fr. tv, lipjia. 
 
 Eudpixoarog, 6, y, well fitted or 
 adai)ted : fr. ev, dp^i6Z,u). 
 
 EvdpoTog, 6, y, well ploughed or 
 tilled : fr. ev, dnouj. 
 
 ^vapxog, 6, y, one who governs 
 well, a successful chief ; pas- 
 sively, obedient to command : 
 fr. tv, dpx(^' 
 
 Evarrfxa, arog, to, a shout of Bac- 
 chantes : fr. tvdKio. 
 
 Evavyyg, tog, b, y, from which 
 we can look about well, bright, 
 conspicuous : fr. tv, aifydio. 
 
 EuaY/)g, eog, 6, poet. & Dor. for 
 ^^^XnQi well-sounding, shrill. 
 
 ^vdxyrog, b, y. Dor. for Evyxn- 
 Tog, the same. 
 
 EYF 
 
 Ev^aTog, b, y, easy to be ap- 
 proached : fr. ei), fiaivu). 
 Evjioia, ag, r), Eubwa, an island 
 in the ^goan Sea, now Negro- 
 pont : fr. ev, fiou), to feed, 
 EvfioTog, b, y, abounding with 
 pastures, well fed : fr. the same. 
 V^vjSoTpvg, vog, & Evfiorpvog, b, 
 y, rich in grapes: fi\ ev, (56Tpvg. 
 EiffSovXevg, wise counsellor, an 
 epith. of Jove, same as tvj3ovXog. 
 
 EvfSovXia, ag, »/, a wise measure, 
 good counsel : fr. 
 
 Evj3ovXog, 6, jy, well advised, 
 giving good counsel, wise, cau- 
 tious ; also, a proper name, Eu- 
 bulus : fr. tv, iSovXy. 
 
 EvI^ovXujg, adv. prudently : fr. 
 the above. 
 
 EviSovg, ov, b, y, rich in oxen : 
 fr. tv, (3ovg, 
 
 Evyd9t)g, tog, Sc Evyd9t]rog, b, y, 
 Dor. for -y9i)g, tog, & -y9yrog, 
 pleasing, delightful, cheerful : 
 fr. tv, yrj9koj. 
 
 Evyt, Lat. eugc, well done ! () 
 brave ! an interjection of appro- 
 bation ; sometimes of derision. 
 
 Eyylj/£ia, Ion. tvytvia, ag, y, no- 
 bility, excellence : fr. tvytvyg. 
 
 Evy'tvtiog, Ion. yvy'tvtiog, b, y, 
 having a long beard. Th. y't- 
 veiov. 
 
 Evyei'srijc, ov, b, same as 
 
 Euytvijg, tog, b, y, nobly born 
 or descended, generous, noble- 
 minded : fi\ tv, yipug, bh'th. 
 Th. ytivof-iai. 
 
 Evyeojg, w, b, y, Att. & 
 
 Kvytiop, oj, TO, ior tvytiog, fertile. 
 Th. y/}. 
 
 Evytjpvg, vog, 6, y, well sound- 
 ing : fr. tv, yynvg. 
 
 Evyypiog, b, y, having a happy 
 
 old age : fi\ tv, yy pag. 
 
 EvyXayyg, tog, b, y, abounding 
 with milk : fr. tv, ydXa. 
 
 EvyXio<r(Tog, Att. -TTog, b, y, elo- 
 quent, witli ready tongue : fr. 
 ev, yXu>(T(Ta. 
 
 EvyXibxii', "ivog, b, y, well-point- 
 ed : fr. ev, yXojxip. 
 
 Evy^a, aTog, to, a prayer, wish. 
 
 EYA 
 
 able : fr. tv, ywojcTKO). 
 
 Evyoii(fiog, b, y, well compacted, 
 Avell nailed : fr. tv, y6}i<pog. 
 
 Evy ovia, ag, >), the producing of 
 good children : fr. 
 
 Evyopog, b, y, fruitful, happy in 
 one's children : fr. ev, yovog. 
 
 Evdaifiovt(Trara, adv. most suc- 
 cessfully ; lu g. fr. 
 
 EvSaifiovtcTTarog, most happy or 
 successful ; superl. & 
 
 EvSai/xovtffTtpoc, more fortunate 
 or happv, compar. fr. tvSaifiwp. 
 
 Evcaifioptio, to enjoy good for- 
 tune, be happy, prosperous ; f. 
 y(no : & 
 
 Evcainopia, ag, y, felicity, pros- 
 perity : fr. evcaifiojp. 
 
 Eiidaifiori^u), f. iaoj, to accost or 
 deem as happy, congratulate : 
 fr. tv^aifjiov. 
 
 Ev^aifiopiKog, i), bp, productive 
 of, fit for happiness, happy : &, 
 
 EvdaifiopiKutg, adv. happily : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 EvSaifi6pi(Ti.ia, arog, to, source 
 of happiness, felicity : & 
 
 EvSaifiotnaijbg, ov, b, felicitating, 
 accosting as or terming happy : 
 fr. perf. pass, of tvcaifiovi'Cio. 
 
 Evdai/xopiog, adv. fortunately, 
 happily : & 
 
 Evdaif.ioavpy, yg, y, hajijuness, 
 pro.sperity : fr. 
 
 EvSaifjiiop, ovog, b, y, one whose 
 genius or giuirdian angel is pro- 
 pitious ; happy, fortunate, pros- 
 j»erous, opulent : fr. tv, ^aifiotv. 
 
 EvddKpvTog, b, y, causing many 
 tears, much lamented : fr. tv. 
 
 vow, boast 
 
 fr. 
 
 Euy/iat, perf. pass. fr. cu^o/iai, to 
 
 l)ray ; f. ^ofiai. 
 EvyvafiTTTog, b, y, well curved, 
 
 flexible : fr. tv, ypdfiTTToj. 
 
 Evyptofiopiog, adv. with good in- 
 tentions, fairly : & 
 
 Evyviofioffvpy, yg, y, goodness, 
 lenity : fr. 
 
 Evyi'wixiov, opog, b, y, fair in sen- 
 timents, of a sound understand- 
 ing, prudent, judicious, just, can- 
 did, mild : fr. tv, ypdjfxiop, one 
 that knows, fr. yvio^y, opinion. 
 Th. yip<i)ftKu), to know. 
 
 EvyvuxTTog & EvypioTog, b, y, 
 easily or well known, rcmark- 
 (2Cli) 
 
 ^dKpv. 
 E.vSt, 3 sing. imi)f. Ion. for yv^ov, 
 
 tg,^ t ; fvtei, 3 sing. pres. ind. 
 
 tUtiv, pres. inf. fr. evCiti, f. ev- 
 
 h'jaio, to sleep. 
 EvdtieXog, b, y, well situated to 
 
 the west, sunny, conspicuous, 
 
 renowned, eminent, lofty : fr. 
 
 tv, StiXy. 
 EvctiTTPog, b, y, well furnished, 
 
 sumptuous : fr. ev, delirvov. 
 Evcepdpoc, b, y, abounding with 
 
 large trees, well shaded : fr. ev, 
 
 cspdpop. 
 EvSyXog, b, y, sufficiently clear, 
 
 evident : fr. ev, iyXog. 
 EvSycri, should sleep. Ion. for 
 
 evd}j, 3 sing. pres. subj. act. fr. 
 
 evdo), to sleep. 
 EY'AI'A, ag, y, serenity ; serene 
 
 state of the au', fair weather: fr. 
 
 ev, Aia, air : fr. 7jevg, Jupiter, 
 
 air ; gen. Aiog ; as in Horace, 
 
 sub Jore, for c<jelo. 
 EvSidi5aTog,b, y, easy to be cross- 
 ed over : fr. ev, ha^aipto. 
 Ev^iaiTog, b, y, living well, fru- 
 gal : fr. ev, Siaira. 
 Evdidpog, a, op, Dor. for EvCitL- 
 
 t'og. 
 

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 EvSiau), w, to be calm, serene or 
 tranquil ; enjoy calm weather or 
 tranquillity : fr, tvSia. 
 'Evheit^bg, t), bv, — tvSiog. 
 EvSiKia, og, 7), the fair adminis- 
 tration of justice, strict justice : 
 fr. tv, ^'iKq. 
 Evdiog, 6, 7/, serene, tranquil, 
 
 peaceful, calm. Th. euSia. 
 'EvdfidTog, ov, 6, Dor. for 
 Ev^fJitj^og, 6, »). well built, well 
 made : fr. tv, Csfiu), to build, f. 
 fiu), perf. StCfitjKa. 
 HvdoKHo. w, to acquiesce, approve 
 of, delii^ht in, be please(i with, 
 wish well to any one, be in <;ood 
 repute ; f. i7<tw, perf. tvdoKrjKa, 
 a. 1. tv^oKTjffa, Att. TjvdoKiiaa. 
 Th. doKSio. 
 EvduKijoig, €wg, r), approbation, 
 benevolence : fr. the above. 
 EvdofcrfTogj 6, /}, pleasing, agree- 
 able : & 
 EuCOKiay ac, //, good-will, kind 
 purpose, favour, determination, 
 decree : fr. (vcok'ho. 
 EvSoKifiaZio, to ex])lore well ; f. 
 dffu), a 1. part. tiidoKinaaag: fr. 
 £u, (^oici^a^w. Th. coKSoj. 
 EvdoKt^su), w, to bo approved, dis- 
 tinguished, celebrated ; f. yjffu) : 
 fr. tv, coKifiog, approved ; fr. 
 the same th. 
 EvSoKifirjKoTig, pi. num. perf. 
 part. act. tvSoKifxri<jai, a. 1. inf. 
 act. fr. tv^oKif-iiu). 
 EvCoKi^og, b, 1), approved, dis- 
 tinsuished : fr. the same. 
 EvSoVtio, w, to enjoy a good re- 
 putation, be illustrious : & 
 hlvSu^ia, ag, 1), celebrity, glory, 
 renown : fr. 
 
 YMo^og, 6, >/, illustrious, cele- 
 brated, renowned : fr. tv, ^o^a. 
 Th. coKiit). 
 EuSuaKr)g, hg, 6, /;, keen-sighted : 
 
 fr, tv, dkoKuj. 
 Evdpai/ttn, or -ia, ag, »/, facility 
 in doing, dexterity, power, ener- 
 gy: fr. tv, ^fjdu). 
 Evdpo(Tog, b, >'/, well bedewed, 
 dewy : fr. tv, coocrog. 
 EY"AQ,to sleep ; f. fcy5/;<Ta>, perf. 
 Ka. llence KaOtvCio, the same. 
 Ev'iavog, b, »'/, well veiled or 
 
 robed : fr. tv, iovog. 
 Evt^pog, b, //, firmly seated, on 
 which one can sit finnly, well 
 built : fr. tv, tcpa. 
 EukOiipog, a, ov, liaving beautiful 
 
 hair : fr. tv, tOiwa. 
 Evti, he scorches, 3 sing. pres. 
 ind. act. of tvut, or tvto, to burn; 
 
 f. (TO). 
 
 EiftidnQ, «oc, o, r), well shaped, 
 specious, handsome, comely : fr. 
 tv, tUoQ. Th. tUu). 
 
 Evtidorog, of one well knowing, 
 gen. sing. perf. part. fr. 
 
 EvtidojQ, oTog, by crasis for tvti- 
 
 EYE 
 
 ^i;jcwg : fr. iv, tidko), to know ; 
 
 f. r]iT(t). 
 Eva'/iwv, ovog, 6, //, well dressed, 
 
 well robed : fr. tv, tlnu. 
 Evtipng, b, /;, well wooUed, fine 
 
 wool led : fr. tv, ilpog. 
 EvtKrkii}, at, f. //cTio, to enjoy 
 
 soundnessof body, have firmness 
 
 of constitution, be well : fr. tv, 
 
 EvtXTTig, icog, 6, 17, & Evt\7ri(r- 
 TQQ, having good hopes, confi- 
 dent, sanguine, cheerful : & 
 
 EveXTTiffTia, ag, >/, good hope : 
 fr tv, iXTTig, hope. 
 
 Evt^ciXtLTTTog, 6, »}, easy to be 
 erased : fr. tv, t^aXei^w. 
 
 Evtt,a7rarrjTog, o, 1), easy to be 
 deceived : fr. tv, i^dTraTc'no. 
 
 Evt^ta, ag, //, soundness, firm 
 habit of body : fr. tv, tx^- 
 
 EYH 
 
 Evtpvi)gy tog, 6, 1), flourishing 
 well : fr. tv, ipvog. 
 Ev'sffTiog, o, V, having a happy 
 hearth or home : fr. tv, t(TTia. 
 Evt<JTu), oog, ovg, 1), well-being, 
 j>rosperity, V)onus rorum status : 
 fr. t(TTOHi}, t(TTuJ, 'i(TTr]fii ; or fr. 
 tffrai, f. of tifxi, to be. 
 EittTtipia, ag, 1), a fruitful season, 
 abundance : fr. tv, trog. 
 \ivs(pocog, 6, r), easy of access, 
 defenceless : fr. tv, t<poCog. 
 hZu^vyog, 6, //, well yoked ; well 
 oared, well etiuipped with 
 benches for rowers : fr. tv, 
 Zvyov. 
 
 Ev^ujd, dg, d, Dor. for Ev^uii), j/f, 
 }), a happy life, well-being, pros- 
 perity : fr. tif, ^loij. Til. ^aw. 
 Ev^uji'og, b, >/, well girt, full- 
 bosomed, beautiful, light- armed, 
 
 EmKodog, b, //, having an easy] unencumbered, active, alert, 
 
 ready : fr. tv, ^iovvvut, to gird ; 
 
 f. ^(jjffvj : hence ^toi'rjf a zone, 
 
 belt. 
 Ev^iopog, b, i], strong, unmixed : 
 
 fr. IV, ^wpoc- 
 EvqyykXtjp, I was noised abroad, 
 
 a. 2. ind. pass, of tvayy'tXXio : 
 
 fr. tv, well, & dyytXXu), to tell ; 
 
 f. \u>, a. 1. ijyytiXa. 
 EvtjyyiXiZtTo, 3 sing. impf. pass. 
 
 of tvayytXi^ijj, to bring glad ti- 
 dings. 
 EvtjyytXicrdnrjp, lo, aro, a. 1. m. 
 
 of the same. 
 
 Ev)]yfv>)Q, tog, b, 1), by pleon. of 
 /; for tvytvijg, well born, gentle: 
 
 fr. tv, yivofjiai. 
 
 Evi)yt<jia,ag, r/,good government, 
 happy reign : fr. tv, y/ytofiat. 
 
 Evt'iOfia, & EvrjOia, ag, »/, inno- 
 cence, simplicity, folly : fr. 
 
 EvrjOtjg, tog, b, t), whose habits 
 are well formed, good, simph;- 
 minded, simple, weak, foolish : 
 fr. tv, ij9og. 
 
 Evt]9iKu>g,6i Evi)9u)g, adv. simply, 
 foolishly : fr. the same. 
 
 EvrjKng, tog, 6, »/, well pointed, 
 shai'p : fr. tv, aK)). 
 
 E.vriicoiio, at, f. t](toj, to hear well 
 or attentively, obey promptly : 
 
 Evt)Koia, ag, 1), facility of hearing; 
 obedience : fr. 
 
 Evi)Koog, b, >), one who listens 
 well, attentive, obedient ; pas- 
 sively, that may be easily heard, 
 who is well spoken of : fr. tv, 
 aKOvu). 
 
 Evi]KTOvv, impf. act. of tvtKTSu), 
 to enjoy soundness of body : fi'. 
 tvsKTijg, fr. tv, tX*^' 
 
 EvrjXdKaTog, 6, t/, that has a good 
 or well formed distaff ; skilled 
 in spinning : fr. tv, ijXaicdTi]. 
 
 EvfjXaTog, b, 1), level, over wliii'h 
 
 outlet : fr. tv, t^oSog. 
 EvtTTtjg, tog, b, 1), of pleasing 
 
 voice, eloquent : & 
 EhtTTia, & EmiTtia, ag, 1), facility 
 
 of utterance, fluency, eloquence: 
 
 fr. tv, tTTog. Th. tKtj. 
 EvfTTijSovXtvrog, b, t), exposed to 
 
 plots and conspiracies : fr. iv, 
 
 tTTlfSovXtVOJ. 
 
 EvtTTirji', eloquence, ace. sing. 
 
 Ion. of tbtTTia. 
 EvtiriOtrog, b, »/, easy to be in- 
 vaded : fr. tv, kTTi, TiOtjui. 
 Ei'tpytffia, ag, »/, beneficence, ob- 
 ligation : fr. tv, tpyou. 
 Evtpyt(nd'itJV,Qen. pi. of the same, 
 
 yEol. for tvtpytffiwv. 
 EvtpytTog, a, b, Dor. for tvtpyk- 
 
 T}]g, ov. 
 EvtpytTfM, w, f. i)(Toj, perf. tvrjp- 
 
 ytTtiKa, to do good to, oblige, 
 
 benefit : fr. tvtpytTi]g. 
 EvtpytTfjOtlg, a. 1. i)art. pass, of 
 
 the above : &. tbtpyiniTai, 3 
 
 sing. pres. subj. pass. 
 Kiifpy£ri7jua,arog,r6, a beneficent 
 
 act, favour, obligation : fr. perf. 
 
 pass, of tvtpytrkio. 
 EvtpytTTjg, ov, b, a benefactor, 
 
 well-doer ; gen. pi. tvfpytrCjv, 
 
 ace. pi. tvtpytTag : fr. tv, tpyov. 
 Y.vtpytTijTtov, favour must be 
 
 shown; verb, adj.: & 
 EvtpytrrjTtKog, 1), bv, disposed to 
 
 confer favours, beneficial, ser- 
 viceable : fr. tvipytTtui. 
 Evtpy'iTig, iSog, 1), a benefactress; 
 
 fem. of tvtpytTTjg. 
 Evtnyt)g, tog, b, ?'/, well wnmght: 
 Evtpybg, b, 1), poet, for tv tlpyatr- 
 
 fjifvog, well done, easy to be 
 
 worked, one who does well : fr. 
 
 tv, tpyov. 
 EbtpkaTT]<ya, should probably be 
 
 written tvi]Q't(TTr](ja, which see 
 
 EvtpKiig, tog, b, /'/, well inclosed, it is easy to ride ; malleable, 
 well secured: fr. tv, 'ioKog, tog, well hammered. Th. tXoi'u'a). 
 TO J a fence. Th. cVpyo). EvrjXiog, 6, »), sunny : tv, i'jXtog. 
 
 (270) ^ 
 
 EYO 
 
 E.vti\'nog, adv. in sunshine. 
 Evijfitptio, Co, f. ^<T(u, to spend 
 hapi)y days, be prosperous : fr. 
 tv, I'mtpa. Hence 
 Evtjixtpi]fia, aTog, to, a fortunate 
 achievement, success. 
 Evijf^tpia, ag, //, the same ; also. 
 Serenity of weather : fr. 
 Eviijifpog, b, 1), of hai)py day, for- 
 tunate, serene, tranquil, mild : 
 fr. tv, iijx'tpa. 
 
 Eviivtjxog. b, y, having prosperous 
 winds, sheltered from the winds: 
 fr. tv, dviftog. 
 Evi)vwp, opog, 6, //, manly, bi'ave, 
 making brave. Th. dvtip. 
 EvifpaTog, b, >'/, poet, well-be- 
 loved, sweet, welcome : fr. tv, 
 tpdoj. 
 Evt}o't(TTi](Ta, a. 1. ind. act. of tv- 
 aptcTTiu), to aciiuiesce williniilv, 
 please : fr. tv, dptarbg, agree- 
 able. Th. dpicTKu}. 
 Kvt)ptTfiog, b, 1), well rowed, fit 
 for rowing : fr. tv, tpsT^og. 
 Eui)pr]g, tog, b, 1), fit for rowing ; 
 fr, ipiaau) : well fitted, adapted, 
 suitable ; fr. dpu). 
 E.vnTpiog, o, »), well woven : fr. 
 tv, r)Tpiov. 
 
 Ei"/,\:'/t:, tog, & Evijxog, b, 7), 
 sweetly sounding, tunelul : fr. 
 
 ty, jlX'^Q- 
 
 EvOdXaaaog, 6, 7), well situated 
 as to the sea, powerful at sea : 
 fr. tv, OdXaatra. 
 
 Ev9aXt)g, tog, b, 7), poet, for tv, 
 9dXXu)v, very nourishing, luxu- 
 riant : fr. tv, 9dXXu},to flourish. 
 
 EnOdXtjg, tog, b, 7), Dor. for tv9i}- 
 Xi)g, Well suckled, well fed, fat, 
 rich: fr. tv, 9iiXrj. 
 
 Ev9ava<Tia, ag, 7), an easy or 
 honourable death : fr. tv,Odva- 
 Tog, death. Th. 9v7'jfTKOj. 
 
 EvOapatoj, at, f. i)aoj, to be daring 
 or brave : fr. 
 
 Eu9aorTt)g, sog, b, r), courageous, 
 confident, daring : fr. tv, Odptrog. 
 
 Eu9apcu>g, adv. confidently : fr. 
 the above. 
 
 livOtiy, dat. sing. Ion. f. g. fr. tv- 
 ^hla, ag, right, straight : fr. 
 tvOvg, right. 
 
 Ev9tviio,Cj,the same as tvOi]vtu). 
 
 EvSfpuTrtvTog, b, 7), easy to be 
 healed or conciliated : fr. tv, 
 OipaTTtvuj. 
 
 EvOiTHo, Cj, f. rj(Tio, to be apt or 
 tit, proper or useful ; also the 
 same as 
 
 EuGtTi'C(ti, f. iffio, to dispose or 
 arrange well : fr. tv, Ti9i]fxi. 
 
 EvBtTiaag, avTog, a, 1. part. act. 
 of the above. 
 
 EvGtTog, b, 7), well disposed, 
 Well secured, adapted to, conve- 
 nient, fit, proper, useful : fr. tv, 
 OtTog, placed. Th. Ti9r]^i. 
 
 EvOtujprjTog, 6, rj, easy to be sur- 
 
 EYO 
 
 veyed, very perceptible : fr. tv, 
 
 OtUJptCO, 
 
 Ev9iujg, adv., straightway, imme- 
 diately. Th. tv9vg. 
 Ev97jXog,b, 7), having full breasts, 
 yielding abundant milk : fr. tv, 
 9,iX,). 
 Ev9iifio(yvvri, 7]g, 7), just order, 
 right disposition : fr. 
 Ev9i]fiujv, ovog, b, 7), well dis- 
 posed or arranged, elegant : fr. 
 tv, T'i9i]ni, to place. 
 Ev9t]vitv, Cj, to abound with, be 
 prosperous or successful, strong 
 or vigorous : fr. tv, Gi)v, same 
 as Olv, Oivbg, a parcel, heap. 
 EvOi]iia, ag, y, prosperity : fr. 
 the same. 
 EvOiipdTog, b, 7), easily hunted or 
 caught : fr. tv, Gypduj. 
 Ev9t)g, tog, b, 7), pleasing, Alex- 
 andr. for ivOvg. 
 
 Ev9iKTog, b, 7), easy to be touched, 
 well hit, facetious, sharp : fr. 
 ti), 9iyio, to touch. 
 EvUiK-wg, adv. aptly, suitably. 
 Ev9vi](Ti^og, b, »'/, bringing an 
 easy death : fr. tv, GvyrrKio. 
 EvGoivog, o, )), well feasted : fr. 
 tv, 9oh'q. 
 Ev9pav(TTog, b, 7), easy to be 
 
 broken, brittle : fr. tv, '9pavuj. 
 E.v9piyKog, b, 7), having fine bat- 
 tlements : fr. tv, 9piyKog. 
 EvGpi^, Tpixog, b, 7), well haired, 
 long-maned : fr. tv, 9pi^. 
 Ev9povog, b, 7), well enthroned : 
 fr. IV, Opuvog. Th. Gpdoj. 
 Ev9v, adv. strai^jlitforward, im- 
 mediately : fr. luGvg. 
 Ev9vyXuj(T(Tog, b, 7), poet, having 
 an ingenuous, straight-forward 
 tongue, bold, honest, sincere, 
 fluent : fr. tvOvg, yXuxrrra. 
 EvOvciKog, b, 7), inq)artial in judg- 
 ment : fr. tvBvg, diKif. 
 Ev9vdpofitu), w, to hold on in a di- 
 rect coui"se; f. r;<Ta», perf. tv9vdt- 
 dpai.ii]Ka : fr. 
 
 Ev9vdpofiog, b, 7), that goes in a 
 straight course : fi\ tv9vg, ^p6- 
 fiog, a eoui*se. Th. Tptx^o, a. 2. 
 tCpafiov, perf. m. ^tSpojxa. 
 E!)9vjidxctg, a, b, poet. & Dor. for 
 Ev9vfidx7}g, ov, 6, coming to im- 
 mediate action, gallant : fr. 
 tv9vg, ^dxofini. 
 EvGvfiiuj, at, to be cheerful, of 
 good courage ; f. r/cw, perf, tv- 
 9vp.7]Ka, a. 1. tv9vfniaa : tvOv- 
 ^itlaOai, m. to enjoy oneself : fr. 
 tv, 9vp.6g. 
 EvOvfiia, ag, rj, joy, alacrity : &. 
 EuGvfinavvt}, ijg, ?'/, the same: 
 Ev9vp,og, b, >'/, cheerful, willing, 
 s])irited, prompt : c\l 
 EvGvfiojg, adv. with : lacrity, 
 cheerfully, willingly : Ev9v^6- 
 Ttpov, with more alacrity, com- 
 pai\ fx*. the same. 
 (271) 
 
 EYI 
 
 EWvvare, 2 pi. a. 1. imper. of 
 tvGvvu). 
 
 EvGvva, & Ev9v'vTj, ijg, 7), scru- 
 tiny, examination, inquiry, ac- 
 cusation, punishment ; i^l tvOv- 
 vai, account given by an agent 
 
 Jor his conduct : fr. tu9vvu). 
 
 Eii9t<vofiog bcbg, the direct way : 
 
 Ev9vpog, ov, b, a director, cor- 
 rector, judge, avenger : & 
 
 EyGvvT7)p, ypog, & Lv9vvTi)g, ov, 
 b, the Siime : 
 
 Ev9vvTi]pia, ag, 7), the jdace 
 where the steersman sits ; fem. 
 fr. 
 
 Ev9v7'Tr]piog, a, ov, directing, 
 rectifying, investigating : fr. 
 Ev9v'vu),U) direct, guide, censure, 
 corre<!t, amend, call to account, 
 inquire into, accuse, punish, 
 l)rei)are, make straight ; be 
 straight ; tu9vvtiv \ao\ai diKagy 
 to administer just and equal 
 laws to the people ; f. vvd, perf. 
 tvGvyKa, a. 1. vva, a. 1. imper. 
 vvoi', ara>,a. 1. ind. pass. jjvGvv 
 Gijv, Att. for tv9vp9r]v. Th. 
 tvOvg. 
 
 EvGvTTvoio, gen. Ion. of Ev9v- 
 TTvoog, contr. Trvovg, ov, 6, 77, 
 blowing in a favourable or right 
 direction : fr. ii'9vg, Triiu). 
 EvGvTrofiTTog, b, 7), conveying ic 
 a straight line : fr. tv9vg, Trtfxirto 
 Ev9v7roptu), ai, f. yau), to proceed 
 in a direct course ; direct one's 
 course straight : fr. 
 Ev9v7ropog, b, 7), moving straight- 
 forward : fr. tvQvg, rropog, a 
 way. Th. Trtipoj, to tjo through. 
 LvUvpaog, o, >/, with a beautilui 
 thyrsus : fr. tv, Ovptrog. 
 EV*0Y*S, tXa, v, tog, straight, di 
 rect, uj)right, free from the ob 
 liquity of vice, right ; cTrt tv- 
 Otuiv, sc. b^bi', to the right way. 
 EvOvg, & EliOv, adv. directly, im- 
 mediately, with gen. 
 EvGuTtpog, sti'aighter, compar. fr. 
 tvavg. 
 EvOvTfjg, 7]Tog, 7), rectitude, 
 equity : fr. the same th. 
 EvGvTOfiog, i, 7), cut straight, 
 levelled : fr. tvOvg, Ttfivoj, perf. 
 m. TtTojia. 
 Eu9vrovog, b, 7), poet, drawn out 
 to be straight & tight : fr. tvQvg, 
 Tiivu>, pf. m. Ttrova. 
 Ei'GvcppoJV, ovog, b, y, right- 
 minded, well-meaning: fr. tiiGvQf 
 
 fpphv- 
 EvOviopog, b, 7), moving in a 
 
 direct line : fr, tv9vg, utpa. 
 Evi '^it}, r= tvd^tj. 
 EvtuTog, b, 7), easily cured : fr. 
 
 tv, idoixai, 
 EviXaTii')u), to be propitious ; f. 
 
 tvffio : fr. 
 EliiXuTog, b, y, propitious : fr. 
 
 tv, 6c iXduj, to be propitious. 
 
EYK 
 
 i4 
 it 
 
 EvioQ, 6, »;,pcrtaining to Bacchus, 
 Bacchic, Evian ; also, subst. 6, 
 E\ ius, a name of Bacchus : fr. 
 eva. 
 
 EuVTTTroc, 6, »/, havhig good 
 horses, well mounted : h\ tv, 
 'imrog. 
 
 Ei'ix^vg-, voQ, 6, 17, well stored 
 with fish : fr. (v, Ix^vg. 
 
 TjVKaOtKTog, easily restrained : fr. 
 
 EvKaipkoj, u), to have opportunity, 
 
 be at leisure, impf. Att. r)VKai- 
 
 peov, ovVf f. i](Toj, a. 1. Att. rjvKai- 
 prjrra : fr. ev, Kaipbg, occasion. 
 
 EvKaipia, ag, j/, opportunity, con- 
 venient time, leisure; wealth: fr. 
 
 EvKuipog, 6, V, opportune, sea- 
 sonable : fr. IV, Kaipog. Hence 
 
 EvKaipu}Q, adv. opportunely. 
 
 EvKafiTrrjg, kog, 6,r), well curved, 
 bent, flexible : fr. tv, KafiirTo}. 
 
 EvKupdiog, 6, r/, magnanimous, 
 havinii a ;:ood heart. Th. Kap^ia. 
 
 EvKapSiojg, adv. with a good heart 
 or courage : fr. the above. 
 
 EvKapir ia, & -ttuu, ag, //, fertili- 
 ty : fr. 
 
 EvKupTTog, 6, >;, having good fruit, 
 fruitful : fr. tv, Kap-rrog. 
 
 EvicarayMvicTTog, 6, ?'/, easy to be 
 overcome : fr. tv, KaTaymvl- 
 
 EvKardXvTog, 6, t], easy to be 
 destroyed or broken in pieces : 
 fr. iv, KaraXvio. 
 EvKara<pp6pT]Tog, o, 17, contempt- 
 ible, easy to be despised ; -(poo- 
 vrjTortpog, more contemptible, 
 compar. : fr. tv, Karafpoveo). 
 EvKUTtpyaffTog, 6, 1), easy to be 
 
 effected, tilled, conquered, kill- 
 ed, or digested : fr. iv, Kartpyd- 
 
 Z,op.ai. 
 EvKiaTog, 6, r/, poet, for Euks- 
 
 affrog, that can be easily split 01 
 
 cut : fr. tv, Kfd^tu. Th. Ktio. 
 EvKkXaCog, 6, 1), well sounding, 
 
 sonorous : fr. tv, Kt\adog. 
 E,vKtpaog, ov, & Att. EvKtpiog, w, 
 
 6, 7), well horned, having fine 
 
 horns : fr. tv, Kepag. 
 EvKJ]\r]Ttipa, ag, r), fit to soothe 
 
 or please : fr. tv, ktjXsuj. 
 EvKTiXog, 6, »/, ^ol. pleon. for 
 
 tKrfXog, gentle, mild ; combusti 
 
 ble. 
 EvKLvrjffia, ag, >}, easy motion, 
 
 velocity : fr. 
 EvKLV)jTog, 6, r), easily moved, 
 
 nimble : fr. tv, klveu). 
 EvKivfjTijjg, adv. of easy motion : 
 
 fr. the above. 
 EvkTiov, ovog, 6, //,well pillared: 
 
 fr. tv, Kiu)v. 
 EvKXka, famous, ace. sing, by 
 
 sync, for tvKXtia ; dat. tvKXti, 
 
 poet, for fVKXti'i : fr. 
 EvicXti^g, tog, 6, t), & poet. Ev- 
 KXtit)g, illustrious, renowned. 
 
 EYK 
 
 glorious ; corapar. tiicXteffTtpog. 
 
 Th. KXtiio, to celebrate. 
 EvKXtia, ag, r). Ion. 'EvKXtitj, 
 
 splendour of name, celebrity, 
 
 renown, glory : fr. tv, KXtog, or 
 
 KXtlog, TO, glory ; fr. t^ame th. 
 EvKXtit], rig, //, the same. 
 EcKXti^ai, a. 1. inf. act. Dor. for 
 
 tvKXti<J(U, fr. Ei'sXtt^w, f. iTw, 
 
 to render glorious, celebrate, ex- 
 tol : see KXtV^ai. 
 
 EvKXtCJg, & ^oct.'E'vKXtiCjg, adv. 
 gloriously : fr. tvKXtiig. 
 'EvKXtfig,'i^og, t), close bolted : 
 fr. tv, KXtig. 
 
 EvKXi]pr]p.a, arog, to, happy lot, 
 prosperous fortune. Th. ic\/)po(,'. 
 
 "EvKXioarog, 6, 1), well spun, fine 
 spun : fr. tv, kXioOijj. 
 
 EvKvrj^ig, Idog, 6, »y, well equip- 
 ped with gi*eaves or war-boots, 
 well amied : fr. tv, well, & Kvij- 
 fiTj, the shank. 
 
 EvKoivofjitlTig, idog, 6, y, consult- 
 in j; for the common weal : fr. 
 
 EYA 
 
 tv, KOivog, firirig. 
 EvKoXia, ag, t), facility of diges- 
 tion, gentleness, facility of tem- 
 per : fr. 
 
 EvKoXog, 6, y), easily pleased ; of 
 a stomach not fastidious ; good- 
 tempered : fr. tv, KoXov, food. 
 E.vK6Xiog, adv. with ease, plea- 
 santly : fr. tVKoXog. 
 EvKo^idi]g, tog, 6, 1), well taken 
 care of, well kept : & 
 EvKOfiiaacrOai, to take good care 
 of, a. 1 . inf. m. : fr. tv, »co/xt^w, 
 to take care of. Th. ko/xIw. 
 EvKOfiog, poet. rivKOfiog, 6, r), 
 having fair hair, comely : fr. tv, 
 Kopt], hair. 
 
 EvKop-Kog, 6, r/, loud -sounding, 
 sonorous : fr. tv, Kopirog. 
 EvKOTTia, ag, r), facility : fr. 
 EvKoTTog, 6, 1), easy, easily done : 
 fr. tv, icoTTog, labour. Th. kotttio, 
 to cut ; f. i//a>, perf. m. KtKOTra. 
 EvKocrptu), at, f, r/crw, to bear one- 
 self modestly or properly, dis- 
 charge one's duty, adorn richly. 
 Hence 
 EifKoaprjTog, o, 1), well adorned, 
 EvKoapia, ag, r), decency, mo- 
 desty, order, decorum : fr. 
 EvKoapog, 6, 1), well arranged, 
 orderly, decent, highly orna- 
 mented : & 
 EvKoapoTaTa, very richly adorn- 
 ed, superl. neut. pi. for an ad- 
 verb : & 
 EifKofffiiog, adv. elegantly, in or- 
 der : fr. tv, Konpog, order. 
 EvKpdi)g, tog, 6, rj, well tempered, 
 temperate, moderate. Th. Kt- 
 pdvvvpi, f. dcroj, to mix ; or ti;- 
 Kpat)g, by sync, for tvKpaTi)g. 
 EvKpaipog, 6, 1), well horned : fr. 
 
 tv, Kpalpa. 
 
 EvKpdTfj, rjg, //, the name of a 
 (272) 
 
 woman. 
 EvKptKTog, o, r), well toned, well 
 
 struck, well woven : fr. tv, KptKoj. 
 
 EvKp'iOog, 6, 1), abounding in bur- 
 ley, full of corn : fr. tv, KpiOli. 
 
 EvKpiviig avpai, ilesiod. pure, 
 not spoiled by any mixture of 
 cloud or storm ; fr. tvKpwijg. 
 
 EvKnivits), f. ijffio, to select or dis- 
 ctru well, order or prepare pro- 
 perly : & 
 
 EvKp'ivrjg, tog, 6, 1), pure, woJl 
 arranged, orderly : fr. tv, Kpivuj, 
 to discern. 
 
 EvKpivivc, adv. in order, distinct- 
 ly : fr. the above. 
 
 FjVKpiTog, 6, 7], easy to decide or 
 detemiine : fr. tv, Kpivoj. 
 
 hlvKpoTtjTog, 6, t), well beaten 
 with the hammer, well wrought: 
 
 fr. tv, KpOTtlt). 
 
 EvKpvTTTog, 6, ?/, easy to conceal : 
 
 fr. ti), KpVTTTiO. 
 
 EvKTalog, a, ov, to be wished or 
 prayed for ; to whom prayei*s 
 are oftered up : fr. txix^pai. 
 
 EvKTtavog, ov,&iEvKT7jp(oi', oi'og, 
 6, i], having large possessions, 
 opulent, ricli : fr. tv, KTaopai. 
 
 EvKTiKog, t), ov, expressing a wish 
 or desire, optative : fr. tvxo[la^, 
 to pray ; f. tv^opai, pf. tvypat. 
 
 Ei;Kriicwt:,optatively, adv. fr. tvK- 
 
 TlKOg. 
 
 EvKTip'tvt], poet. I'vKTipivi], well 
 built or inhabited, populous, 
 perf. part. pass. f. g. iovtvtKTia- 
 fitvr}, by taking away the aug- 
 ment Ion. & dropping tr, fr. titK- 
 Ti^ofiai. Othei's say ivtcTiptvog 
 is put ^ol. for tKTKjptvog, or 
 by sync, for KTiZ,6ptvog, of tcruw, 
 to build ; f. cw, perf. iktiku. 
 EvKTiTog, rj, ov, well built : fr. 
 tv, KTi^u), to build. 
 EvKTog, rj, bv, desirable, which is 
 the object of prayer: fr. eux^'/^^"- 
 EvKVKXog, 6, r), well rounded, 
 easily rolling : fr. tv, KvicXog. 
 EvXdt5tia,&i EvXaliia,ag, 1), care, 
 caution, circumspection, fear, 
 reverence, piety, religion : fr. 
 tvXafiqg. 
 
 EvXal5kopaiyOvfiai,to be cautious, 
 careful or circumspect, guard 
 against, fear, reverence ; »/iiX<i- 
 /3«tro, he was fearing, 3 sing, 
 impf. Att. f. r'lffopai, perf. tvXd- 
 [Sr]p.at, a. 1. pass. tvXafiriOi]v, 
 Att. ijvXa(irj9r]i', rjg, r], a. 1. 
 part. tvXajSiiOtig, tvTog, having 
 feared : fr. 
 
 EvXafing, tog, 6, /;, circumspect, 
 careful, fearful, scrupuhtus, ti- 
 mid, religious : fr. tv, Xap^dvio, 
 a. 2. tXafSov, laying hold well 
 and securely. 
 
 EvXa^riTtov, care must be taken, 
 circumspection is necessary ; 
 verb. adj. fr. tuXa/Sto/xai. 
 
 EYA 
 
 EvXa^irjg, of caution, gen. Ion. fr. 
 tvXafiia, ag, j;. See tvXdl3tta. 
 
 EvXajSoi), pres. imper. m. fr. iv- 
 Xaf3fopai. 
 
 EvXafioJg, adv. timidly, cautious- 
 ly, fearfully, religiously ; ivXa- 
 ^utg fxti-^) to be careful : fr. 
 tvXalir]g. 
 
 EY'AAT, wi/,al, worms, maggots, 
 partieularly those that breed in 
 the body. 
 
 EY'AA'KA, rjg, 77, a ploughshare, 
 fork, spade : fr. tv, Xaxaivio, 
 to dig ; or fr. avXa^, aKog, 1), a 
 furrow. 
 
 KuXaXot,-, 6, »/, sweetly speaking, 
 fluent, eloquent, loquacious : fr. 
 tv, XaXkii). 
 
 Ev\tipog, 6, i), same as 
 
 EvXtipojv, ovog, 6, y), abounding 
 in fine pastures : fr. tv, Xiifiwv. 
 
 EvXtKTpog, 6, y), of a hapi>y mar- 
 riage-bed, partner of a bed, 
 living happily in maii'iage, be- 
 stowing happy marriage : fr. tv, 
 
 XtKTpoV. 
 
 EvXijTTTog, 6, y), easy to be laid 
 hold of, easy of attainment : fr. 
 tv, Xapfidvuj. 
 
 E-vXij-TTTOTaTa, in the manner 
 most easy to be received, most 
 gracefully, neut. superl. pi. fr. 
 the same. 
 
 EuAHPA, rd, straps, reins. 
 
 EvXiptvt), Tjg, y), the name of a 
 woman ; as it were, a good har- 
 bour. 
 
 EvXifitvog, 6, y], having a good 
 harbour : fr. tv, Xiprjv. 
 
 EvXoytio, at, to bless ; with aecus. 
 to implore happiness, give it; to 
 celebrate, praise, thank ; f. //o-w, 
 perf. tvX6yr]Ka, a. 1. Att. r]vX6- 
 yrjrra, perf. pass. tvXoyrjpat, 
 part. perf. pass. tvXoyr)p'tvog, »;, 
 ov, having been blessed : fr. tv, 
 Xoyoc, discourse. Th. Xtyw, to 
 say ; f. %io, perf. m. X'iXoya. 
 
 EvXoyrjOrjaovTai, 3 pi. f. I. ind. 
 pass. & 
 
 EiXoyrjpai, perf. pass. tvXoyrjpt- 
 vog, perf. part. pass. fr. tvXoytiu. 
 
 EuXoyiiTog, rj, ov, blessed ; fr. 3 
 pers. pf. pass, of the same verb. 
 
 EuXoyia, ag, »/, blessing, bene- 
 diction, giving of thanks, praise, 
 eulogy ; reasonableness ; iir' tv- 
 Xoyiaig, kindly : & 
 
 EuXoyof, 6, >'/, reasonable, spe- 
 cious, fair, true, probable : fr. tv, 
 Xoyog, discourse, reason. Th. 
 Xfytu, perf. ni. X'tXoya. Hence 
 
 EvXoyiog, adv. rationally, fitly, 
 with justice or reason. 
 
 Ev\o<pog, 6, y'l, having a splendid 
 crest : fr. tv, Xocpog. 
 
 EvXoxog, 0, y), propitious in child- 
 birth : fr. IV, Xo^oc. 
 
 EvXvpag, a, & EvXvpog, 6, yj, 
 having a beautiful l^Te, skilled 
 
 EYM 
 
 on the lyre : fr. tv, Xvpa. 
 
 EvXvTog, b, y), easy to be loosed 
 ready to be off, light : fr. tv, 
 Xvio. Hence 
 
 EvXvTiog, adv. in a manner easy 
 to be loosened, easily. 
 
 EvpdOiia, Sl EifpaOia, ag,ri, apt- 
 itude for learning, docility : fr. 
 
 I'.vpaOyjg, tog, 6, r), learning easi- 
 ly, docile, ingenious ; easy to 
 be learnt or distinguishe<l : fr. 
 tv, pai'Odvu), to learn. Hence 
 
 EvpaOiog, adv. by learning easily, 
 with docility. 
 
 EvpaKrjg, tog, 0, y), Dor. for tv- 
 pJiKtjg, long, &c. 
 
 EvfiaXXog, b, r), of beautiful wool: 
 fr. tv, paXXoQ. 
 
 EvpdXog, Dor. for tvprjXog, o, y), 
 having fine sheep, abounding 
 with flocks : fr. tv, pyjXov. 
 
 Evpdptia, or -ia, ag, r), facility, 
 case, convenience, afialjility : & 
 
 Evpapkiog, adv. easily : fr. 
 
 Evpapijg, tog, b, y), easy, conve- 
 nient, easily liandled : fr. tv, 
 
 pdprj, the hand. See Evx^phg- 
 
 Evpapir], rjg, 1), evacuation of the 
 bowels, a necessary : see tvpa- 
 
 pflQ- 
 
 Evpdpig, i^og, //, an eastern san- 
 dal or shoe. 
 
 Evfiapwg, adv. easily: fr.tvpapijg. 
 
 Evpaxavia, Dor. for eu/ii/xw^m, 
 «4.'j Vj good contrivance, inge- 
 nuity, industry, ability. Th. firj- 
 Xavr). 
 
 EvptyiOtjg, tog, 6, r), of great size, 
 vast. Th. p'tyag. 
 
 EvptOodiog & Ev ptOoS IK Hjg, meth- 
 odically, briefly, conn>endious- 
 ly ; adv. fr. tv, ptOoCog, y), a way, 
 short way : fr, ptTa, bcog. 
 
 Evptidi)g, tog, b, yj, sweetly smi- 
 ling, kind, gentle : fr. tv, ptiddu). 
 
 EvptXijg, tog, b, y), melodious, 
 tuneful : fr. tu, ptXog. 
 
 EvptXirjg, ov, 6, Ion. for tvpiXiag, 
 ov, 6, expert in using the ashen 
 spear, valiant. Th. ptXia. 
 
 Evptvtia, ag, y), benevolence : fr, 
 tvptvtjg. 
 
 Evptvt(TTtpiog, more kindly, adv. 
 compar. fr. the same. 
 
 Fjvptverrjg, ov, b, the same as 
 fvptvrjg. 
 
 Evptv'tii), a, to be benevolent, 
 kind : fr. 
 
 Evptvt)g, tog, b, rj, benevolent, 
 kind, benign ; compar. tvptvk- 
 (JTtpog : fr. tv, p'tvog. Hence 
 
 Evptvidtg, a\, the kind and bene- 
 volent goddesses, the Eumeni- 
 des or Furies ; so called by eu- 
 phemism : & 
 
 Evptvi^opai, f. laopai, to render 
 propitious, appease : & 
 
 EvptvUJg, contr. for Evpivkug, 
 adv. kindly, benevolently. 
 
 Evfitrd^XrjTog, & 
 (273) 
 
 EYN 
 
 EvptTd(5oXog, b, 17, easy to be 
 
 changed, nmtable : fr. tv, ptTa, 
 
 /3aXXa», to throw, f. XCJ, perf. m. 
 
 /3f/3oXa. 
 El'ptTdcoTog, 6, »/, for ptTadori- 
 
 Kog, ready to impart, eoninmni- 
 
 cative, benevolent : fr. iv,ptTa- 
 
 ^iSoipi, to impart. Th. CiCiopi. 
 EvptTax^iptaTog, b, y), tractable, 
 
 easily handkd, that any one can 
 
 use at his pleasure : fr. tv, ptra- 
 
 XfipiC^^pai. 
 EvptToog, b,y), well-proportioned: 
 
 fr. tv, ptTpov. 
 Evpr'jKrig, tog, b, y), of good length, 
 
 tall, long : fr. tv, pijKog. 
 EvprjXog, b, y), liaving fine sheep, 
 
 abounding with flocks : fr. tv, 
 
 pfjXov, a sheep. 
 Evpyjxavia, ag, r/, ingenuity, skill, 
 
 industry : fr. 
 Evpr]x"i'og, b, »;, well-contriving, 
 
 ingenious : fr. tv, prjxavi]. 
 Eupi(TriTog,b,y), worthy of hatred, 
 
 detestable : fr. tv, piaiio. 
 EvpiTog, b, y), of good or fine 
 
 threads : fr. tv, piTOg. 
 EvpiTpog, b, y'l, with a beautiful 
 
 girdle : fr. tv, p'lTpa. 
 'EiJppfXijjg, gen. 'Evpp,tXi(i), Ion. 
 
 the .same as tvptXiag. 
 Evpva(TTog, Dor. for tvpvrjffTog, 
 b, 7), same as 
 EvpvrjpovtvTog, b, 17, very me- 
 morable, deeply impressed; verb, 
 adj. fr. tv, pv7] pop tv TO g, retain- 
 ed in the memory ; fr. pvyjpo- 
 vtvio, to remember. Th. prdo- 
 pai, to remember ; f. pvrjaopai, 
 perf. pfpvrjpai. 
 Evpoipia, ag, rj, a happy lot, fair 
 portion : fr. 
 Evpoipog, b, y), having a happy 
 lot, rich, noble : fr. tv, potpa. 
 EvpoXTTog, ov, b, Eunwlpus, a pro- 
 per name. 
 Evpopcpia, ag, y/, comeliness : fr. 
 Evpopipog, 6, y), of a beautiful 
 form, comely : fr. tv, pop<prj. 
 Evpovffia, ag, r), skill in music, 
 elegance, refinement : fr. 
 Evpovffog, b, y), skilled in music, 
 poetry, and the fine arts, elegant, 
 refined, polite : fr. tv, povaa. 
 Evi'd^u), to lay to rest, lull to 
 sleep, sleep ; f. daio. Th. ivvrj, 
 Ei')^nta,ag,»), an anchor: fr. tvvrj. 
 Evvai6ptvog,ri,ov,y> ell inhabited, 
 populous, pres. part. pass. : fr. 
 tv, vaioj, to dwell. 
 Evva'iog, a, ov, that loves to lie 
 down in a bed, bed-ridden, in a 
 bed or lair, a bed-fellow : fr. 
 tv, fvvfj. 
 Evvd(Tipog, ij, ov, adapted for 
 sleeping in : & 
 EvvaffTyjpiov, & EvvaTtjpiov, to, 
 a bed-fellow, wife ; Eur. Orest. 
 a dormitoi'y, bed-chamber; Soph. 
 Trach. : & 
 
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 EyvaVftpa, ag, a, Dor. for €vvri- 
 THpa, ag, >/, a spouse, consort, 
 wife : fr. ivvijy fjg, r/, a bed. 
 Evva.Ti)(), iipoQ, &. EvvaTU)p,opog, 
 6, Dor. fur EvvrjTtip, & Evvrj- 
 Tujp, a husband. 
 'Euvdu), w, f. r]<Tu), to put to bed, 
 
 lull to sleep : fr. tufi]. 
 EvveiKT], Tjg, i), the name of a 
 wuiuan, quarrelsome. 
 "EvvkTTig^ov, 6,a husband, partner 
 
 of the bed : fr. 
 EY'NH', f)gy >/,a bed, couch, mar- 
 riage, den, seat, grave ; pi. cy 
 vai, anchors, II. A. 43G. 
 BvvT}9tlffajh-d\mg been laid down 
 to sleep, a. 1. part. pass. f. g. fr. 
 tvvdix), to put to sleep ; f. riaio. 
 Th. fvvi). 
 'EvvTjixa, uTogy rb, sleep, inter- 
 course : & 
 'EvurjTtjg, ov, 6, »/, a spouse, con- 
 sort : fr. the same. 
 hvvTiTog, Ion. ivvvrjTog, 6, »}, 
 finely spun and woven, Th. v«u>, 
 to spin. 
 Evvrjrpia, ag, >/, a wife. 
 'Evvikarfpog^ lonA'oT tvvovarfpoQ, 
 more benevolent, comp. See in 
 fvvovffrarog. 
 "EvvVki]) ^C. V, & Dor. Euvi'jca, 
 the name of a woman, in Gr. 
 signifying good victory. 
 Evvigy idogy r), a wife : fr. evvfj. 
 Evvig, log, 6, r), deprived of the 
 partner of one's bed, widowed, 
 destitute ; ace. euviv. Th. dg. 
 Evvoso), tu, to be well disposed 
 towards, at peace with ; f. ryaw, 
 perf. tvv6r]Ka : & 
 EvvoLa, ag, i), benevolence, good- 
 will : fr. fvvoog, ovg, 6. 
 Evvo'iKog, fj, bvy benevolent : & 
 Ev»^oiKu)e»adv. benevolently, com- 
 par. ivvdiKioTspuig, superl. ivvo'i- 
 Kujrara : fr. tlie same. 
 'EifvofifiOy Wy f. rjau), to govern by 
 
 wise laws, with equity : hence 
 EvvonBOfxai, ovfxaiy to enjoy good 
 laws ; evi'o ni]Or}(jaVy 3 pi. a. 1. 
 pass. & 
 Evi^o/xirt, ag, //, good constitution, 
 good laws, orderly ccmduct : & 
 EvuofiogyO, ?), fui'nished with good 
 laws, well regulated : fr. tv, 
 vofxog. 
 Evpoog & Evvovg, ov, 6, /;, well- 
 disposed, benevolent, friendly ; 
 tvvoixjrepog, compar. tvvovara- 
 rog, superl. : fr. tJ, voog. 
 'Evpovu, ace. sing. fr. tvvoog, ovg. 
 Evvovararog, most benevolent, 
 .superl. fr. tvvoog, benevolent. 
 Evvovaripog, more benevolent, 
 
 compar. fr. the same. 
 Evvovx'iac, ov, 6, an eunuch : & 
 EvvovxiZ,ii}y to make an eunuch ; 
 f. iaio, perf. £vvovxi'^o> pf- pass. 
 evvovxifffxai, a. 1. pass, evvov- 
 Xicrdr}v : fr. 
 
 EYO 
 
 EYn 
 
 fr. 
 
 Evvovxog, ov, 6, Lat.eiuutchuSf&n'EvoirXia, ag, »}, good armour : fr 
 eunuch; one in power and office, EvottXoc, 6, >/, well anned,pros 
 so termed from having the care I perous in arms : hence superl. 
 
 of the seraglio: fr. tuvt), a couch, 
 bed, & t^w, to have, keep. 
 Evi/ra,Dor. & by crasis for tovra, 
 or ovTUy ace. sing. part. pres. fr. 
 wv, of tlfil, to be. 
 Ev^aw, 2 sing. a. 1. opt. m. of 
 ivxo^ai, to pi-ay ; f. ^oficu, a. 1. 
 m. ^a'/i»/v, tOy aTO. 
 Ev^d^epog, ov, a. 1. part. m. fr. 
 the same verb. 
 
 EvKti'og, or ewogf 6, »;, open for 
 strangers, hospitable ; the Eux- 
 ine or Black Sea. 
 EuUivu)g, adv. hospitably, kindly: 
 
 fr. fy, K'svog, host. 
 EvKt(TTog, 6, y'l, well polished, 
 finely made : fr. tv, K^io. 
 EvEy, you should have yu'ayed, 2 
 sing. a. 1. m. subj. tv^ivfiai, ij, 
 ijrai : fr. tvx^H^'^^h ^^ pray 
 Ev^oog, o, ?), same as tv^ecrrog. 
 Th. ^ftu. 
 EuKvfilioXog, 6, »'/, Att. for. eva., 
 easy to treat or have intercourse 
 with, accommodating ; auspici- 
 ous : fr. tv, (TVfiiSdWoj. 
 Ev^vverog, o, t), easily compre- 
 hended : fr. tv, ^vi'ir}fii. 
 Ei/oStujy f. »7<Ta», to have a pros- 
 perous course, succeed in one's 
 journey : & 
 
 Evoota, ag, >/, a prosperous jour- 
 ney ; prosperity ; also, the pro- 
 per name of a woman, Gr. going 
 prosperously : fr. iv, oCog. 
 Evu^fiogy poet. & Dor. for £vo«T- 
 /iOf, 6, /;, sweetly smelling, fi*a- 
 grant : fr. tv, osu>. 
 Eiio^of, 6, >/, easily passed, pass- 
 able, having a prosperous jour- 
 ney ; successful : fr. tv, uSog. 
 Evodoojy Wy to grant a pi'osperous 
 journey, have free course, suc- 
 ceed in one's journey, prosper ; 
 f. u)(T(tjy pf. tviidijjKa ; pres. pass. 
 tifodoofiai, ovfiai, to have a suc- 
 cessful journey, succeed, perf. 
 pass. Evoj^ojfiai, a. I. pass, tvio- 
 ^(bOrjv, rjg, ?;, f. 1. pass. tvoSoj- 
 9r](T0fiai : fr. tvodogy ov, b, ■>), 
 having a prosperous journey ; 
 which is fr. tv, b£6g. 
 Evn^wKOy agy e, perf. act. of the 
 same ; Ion. for tvw^wjca. 
 Ei'ioSwg, adv. prosperously. 
 EvoCioaov, a. 1. imper. act. of 
 tvodooj. 
 
 EY'OP, eroi'y the word shouted 
 aloud to the honour of Bacchus; 
 hence Eviog, surname of Bac- 
 chus. 
 
 E.voitjpKTTOi'y ov, rby a good au- 
 gury, omen : fr. tv, oiujvi^u). 
 EvoXjSogy b, r'ly very wealthy, 
 happy. 
 Evo/<6i^ot, roasted, pres. pt. pass, 
 of tvti), or tv(jjy f. a<Dy to burn. 
 (274) 
 
 EvonXoTaTog, best eijuipped or 
 armed : fr. tv, ottXov. 
 EvoTTTogy by r), easily seen, con- 
 spicuous : fr. tv, bTTToficn. 
 E?;o(»y>/TJrt, ag, y, gentleness of 
 temper : fr. tv, bpyt). 
 EvopKtu), Wjto jireserve one's oath 
 inviolate ; f. rjaiOy pres. inf. tvop- 
 Kilu. 
 EvopKia, ag, i), sacred or faithful 
 observance of an oath : fr. 
 Evopicoe, 6, r/, one that scrupu- 
 lously keeps an oath, faithful : 
 fr. tv, opKog. 
 
 EvopKiofia, arog, rb, same as tv- 
 opKia. 
 Evop^og, 6, »}, having a good har- 
 bour, safe : fr. t J, opfiog, ov, b. 
 Evu<pOaXfiog, by i), having tine 
 eyes : fr. tv, 6<p9aXfiog. 
 Evox^og, b, r), abundant, rich, 
 fertile : fr. tv, bx^h' 
 Evnayi/g, tog, b, >"/, well fastened 
 together, firmly built, stout : fr. 
 tVy TTi'iyvvfii, or Trqy vino. 
 EvTrdOtitty 6i. ditty ag, i/. Ion. Qtn] 
 & Qii]y a constituti(»n easily af- 
 fected, susceptibility, voluptu- 
 ousness, effeminacy, kind treat- 
 ment, felicity, benefit : & 
 Ehira&tu), tu, to indulge oneself in 
 |)leasure, be susceptible, volup- 
 tuous, effeminate, enjoy happi- 
 ness, be kindly treated. Th. 
 TTrtVxtu, to suffer ; f. TTthofiai, 
 a. 2. tiraOov. Hence 
 Ev7rd0)]fxa, arog, to, majesty, 
 dignity. 
 EvtraOtjg, tog, 6, i), that is easily 
 worked ujjon or aff'eeted, suscep- 
 tible, exposed to, liable, indul- 
 gent : fr. the same th. 
 FAiiraicia, ag, r), the having a 
 fair offspring : & 
 Eviraii^, aiCog, b, /;, happy in the 
 number of children, or having a 
 virtuous family. Th. TrrtT^. 
 EvTraKTog, 6, »y. Dor. for tv- 
 
 TTTJKTOg. 
 
 EuTrdXafiogy b, r),made by a skil- 
 ful hand, ingenious : fr. tVy ttu- 
 
 Xufli], 
 
 Ev7ro\/}c, tog, by »/, easily con- 
 tested : fr. f V, TrdXtj. 
 
 Evirapdyioyogy b, »/, easily led 
 astray: fr. tv, Trapciyoj. 
 
 EvTrapaKoXovOijTog, b, i), easily 
 followed, comprehended, kept up 
 with ; clear, intelligible : fr. tv, 
 TrapaKoXovOtiu, to come up to. 
 Th. dtcoXovOog, a follower. 
 
 EvTTupdog, by »/, poet. & Dor. f'r 
 tvTrdptiogy having fair cheeks, 
 blooming : fr. tVy izaptid. 
 
 EvTTapdTTtKTTogy ', »/, easily per- 
 suaded : fr. tv, TrupairtiOio. 
 
 EvTrdpOtpog, 6, >), abounding in 
 
 EYn 
 
 virgins; good, happy virgin: fr. 
 tv, TTapQkvog. 
 Ev7rdpv<pogy by »/, elegantly robed, 
 having a beautiful fringe or 
 border : fr. tv, napa, v0//. 
 Evirar'tpeia, ag, t), nobly descend- 
 ed on the father's side,high born: 
 fr. Ev7rar/;p, or EvTrdrujp, noble: 
 fr. tv, TTarijPy kpog, 6, a father. 
 EVnATOPION, ov, Tby Lat. ea- 
 patorium, the herb agrimony, or 
 liverwort : fr. EvTrdrixjp, or ra- 
 ther fr. ^ Trap, being called »/7ra- 
 Topiou also. 
 EvTrarpiSqgy of patrician descent, 
 noble : fr. tv, Trarijp. 
 EvirtiOsiOy uiy f. i](Tu), to comply 
 with, be obedient : fr. 
 Ev7rtt9»)g,kog, b, rj, obsequious, 
 tractable, obedient : fr. tv, irti- 
 9tj. Hence 
 Ev7rtt9ujgy adv. obsequiously. 
 EvTrtLCTTog, by »/, easily persuaded, 
 docile, compliant, easily believed, 
 probable : fr. tv, irtidu). 
 EvTrk^nrtXog, b, >/, happily sent, 
 gentle, mild : fr. tv, Trafnno. 
 Ev7rkv9ipogy b, i), having an il- 
 lustrious father-in-law. Th. TTtP- 
 Otpbg, ov, b, a father-in-law. 
 EvTrsTrXog, or 'EvTrtTrXoi;, 6, t), 
 clothed in fair robes, well clad : 
 fr. tVy TTSTrXog, a garment. 
 Eu7ripi<T7ra(TTog, 6, 17, easily turn- 
 ed about : fr. tv, TrtpiaTrdu). 
 EvTTtpicTTaTog, 6, r), that easily 
 besets, besetting ; easily beset : 
 fr. tv, TTtpufTTaiiai, to surround, 
 touch : fr. Trtpl, 'laTtjjxi. 
 E.uTrsTtia, ag, ii, Sc 
 Einrtrtirj, rjg, ri, Ion. facility : & 
 EuTrtrijg, tog, 6, r), easy, comp. 
 tlnrertaTepiog, more easily, adv. 
 fr. tvTTfTkaTtpog: fr. tv, TriTrrio. 
 EvTTtroJg, & -s(jjg,a.(\v. easily: fr. 
 the same th. 
 
 Ei'TTtjyifg, tog, b, t), compact, 
 stout : & 
 
 EvTTijKTog, b, 1), well compacted, 
 
 fitted, or built: fr. tv,7rrjyvvfii. 
 
 EvTrrjvog, b, ri, finely woven : fr: 
 
 (V, TrtjVTJ. 
 
 ¥.v-:ri(TTog, b, rj, easy of belief, 
 credulous ; easy to be believed, 
 credible, faithful: fr, tv, Triarog. 
 
 EvrrXtiog, a, ov, well filled, very 
 full : fr, tv, irX'tog. 
 
 EuTrXtKyg, tog, b, r), well woven 
 or joined, firmly twisted, flex- 
 ible : fr. fv, TrXtKu). 
 
 EvTrXtKTog, b, r), the same. 
 
 EvTrXotlv, Ion. for tvirXtTv, to 
 have a prosperous navigation. 
 Th. ttXew, to sail. 
 
 EvTT-Xoia, ag, t}, &. Ion. 
 
 EinrXoitj, ijg, rj, a good voyage : 
 fr, tv, TrX'noy to sail ; f. TrXtvo-w. 
 
 EvnXoKafxig, ioog, 7), & 
 
 EvTrXoKUfiog, 6, »/, having fine 
 locks or curls, comely : jfr. ev. 
 
 EYll 
 
 irXoKafiog, curls ; fr. ttXok^, en 
 twining. Th. TrXkw, to turn ; 
 perf. m, TrtirXoKa. 
 
 EvirXoog, 6, 1), easy to sail in, 
 safe. Th. ttXew, 
 
 EvTrXvvijg, iog, b, »/, well washed, 
 clean: fr. tv, ttXvvu). 
 
 Einrvoog,^ Kv7ri/oi;c,6,?/, breath- 
 ing easily, enjoying fine air, fra- 
 grant. Th. TTveix), to breathe. 
 
 EvTToSia, ag, 1), the being well 
 footed. Th. Trovg, rrodog. 
 
 Ev7rod(M)y w, f. ifcroj, to benefit, do 
 well to : & 
 
 EvTrotjjTogy by //, well made, ele- 
 gant : fr. tv, TTouu), to do. 
 
 EvTToua, ag, y, beneficence : fr, 
 
 the same. 
 
 EvTTOKog, b, rt, well fleeced : fr, 
 
 tv, TTOKOg. 
 
 EvTToXtnog, b, 1), warlike, proper 
 for war : fr. tv, TroXt/xog. 
 
 EvTToXtf, Eupolis, a proper name. 
 
 EvTrofiTTog, b, r), conducting safe- 
 ly : fr. tv, ir'tfiTru). 
 
 Eviropsu), a, to enjoy plenty, have 
 good store, have means or power 
 enough ; to be able ; f. rjtrujy pf 
 tvTToptjKay and in 3 sing, imperf. 
 pass. Att. ijvTToptlTo: fr. tv, tto- 
 pog. Th. TTttpw. 
 
 EvTTopia, agy y), supply, abund- 
 ance, prosperity : fr. tVTropoc. 
 
 EvTTopKTTog, by y), easily supplied, 
 o^r obtained : fr. tv, Tropita. 
 
 EvTTopog, b, 7), easy to pass 
 through, expeditious, of good 
 means, rich, abundant, produc- 
 tive. Th. TTtlpOi. 
 
 Einrorfiog, b, y), happy, fortunate: 
 fr, tv, TTOTfiog. 
 
 EvTTorof, 6, y), good or agreeable 
 to drink : fr. tv, nivio. 
 
 EvTTpdyEoj, u>, f. ri<Jui, to do well 
 in life : whence 
 
 EvTrpayitty ag, rj, same as cv- 
 TTpa^ia : fr. tv, & perf. m. ttc- 
 irpaya, of Trpdfjao), to do. 
 
 EvTTpaKTog, b, 7), easy to be ef- 
 fected : & 
 
 Evirpa^'ia, ag, & Evirpa^ig, tojg, 
 17, success, prosperity, a gene- 
 rous action. Th. Trpdrroj, to 
 do ; f, ^a>, 
 
 EvTrptTTtia, ag, y), grace, comeli- 
 ness, decorum : fr. 
 
 Ev;rpfc7r/)g, tog, b, y, graceful, 
 comely, becoming, decorous, ele- 
 gant, well adorned : tv, irpk-Kio. 
 
 EvTTptTTTog, b, 7), couspicuous: fr. 
 the same. 
 
 EvirptTrCjg, adv. becomingly, ele- 
 gantly : fr. the same. 
 
 Ev7rpi0tj, yjg, 7), Ion. for £v- 
 TToa^ta. 
 
 ¥jV7rpi](TTog, b, 7), quickly kindling 
 a flame : fr. tv, TrpT]9io. 
 
 EvTrporrdtKTog, b, y, acceptable, 
 accepted, agreeable: fr. ti^,7rpbg, 
 & dkxofjiai, to take ; f. Sk^ouai. 
 (275) 
 
 EYP 
 
 KvTrpoatcpogy b, 7), retaining or 
 sticking to the same seat, firm, 
 steady in any matter, assiduous: 
 fr, fJ, TTpotTidpog, steadily or 
 regularly busy; one who sits by: 
 fr. Trpbg, ^ 'iSpa, a seat. Th. 
 fConai, f. tdovfiai, to sit. 
 
 Evirporryyopia, ag , j), affability, 
 courtesy: fr. 
 
 Ev7rpo(TJ7yopoc, 6, >'/, affable, easv 
 of address, courteous : fr. tv, 
 7rpo(Tyyopku},U} address; fr. rrpbg, 
 dyopku). Th, dyopd. 
 
 EvTrp6aiTog,b, y), accessible, easy 
 of approach : fr. tv, npbg, tifii, 
 to go. 
 
 EvTTpocrodog, ov, b, r), the same. 
 Til, b^bg, a way. 
 
 EvTTpoaoKTrog, 6, y, easy to be 
 reached, attainable: fr. tv, Trpoa- 
 oio>, for Trpo<T<pkpu}, 
 
 EvTrpocropfiKTrog, easy of access 
 for ships, convenient for land- 
 ing : fr. tv, 7rpo<Topfii^u). 
 
 Ev7rp6(T(popog, b, »), eloquent in 
 discourse, useful : fr. tv, rrpoff- 
 <pkp(ij. 
 
 Ev7rpo(T(t)Trku), io, f. i](Tu>, to have 
 a fair outside : fr. 
 EvTTpoffioTTog, b, y'l, having a plea- 
 sing aspect, fair-faced, comely, 
 specious : fr. ev, Trpoaioirov, a 
 face. Th. birTo^ai, p. m. Hj-rra. 
 
 Evirpvfivijg, tog, b, 7), well adorn- 
 ed, well regulated : & 
 
 EvTTpvuvog, b, >}, having an orna- 
 mented stern : fr. tv Trpvjxva, 
 the stern. Th. Trpvfivog. 
 
 EvTrpojpog, b, y), having a beau- 
 tiful prow ; fair-faced : fr. tv, 
 Trpojpa. 
 
 FuVTTTtpog, b, y), having large 
 sweeping wings, fine plumage : 
 fr, tv, TTTtpov. 
 
 EvTTvpyog, b, 7), having strong 
 towers, well fortified : fr. tv, 
 TTvpyog, a tower. 
 
 EvTTtoXog, b, r), producing fine 
 horses : fr. tv, rroiXog, young. 
 
 Evpai, wv, ai, iron fixed on the 
 axle, so as to prevent friction of 
 the wheel. Th. tvpvg, broad. 
 
 Kvpdfiyv, I found ; by sync, for 
 tvpyadfXTjv, a. I. m. of tvpiffKO), 
 to find. 
 
 Evpd^, by the side, obliquely ; so 
 as to present tvpof, tog, i. e. the 
 broadside. Othei-s think it Ion. 
 for TrXtvpd^ by aphaer. fr. ttXcv- 
 pd, dg, y), a side, rib. 
 
 Evpt, a. 2. imper. act. Att. having 
 the accent changed for tvpt ; as 
 tiire for tiTrt, Xa/3c for XajSt : fr. 
 tvpi(T<ii>, to find. 
 
 EypF, 3 s, a. 2. ind. fr. the same. 
 
 Evptl'rT^e. ov,b, Evpttroc, flowing 
 beautifully, well watered : fr. 
 tv, pkio. 
 
 Ei'pf/ia, arog, rb, an invention i 
 & 
 
 T2 
 
 '«■ 
 
EYP 
 
 EvpeffiQy iuig, i), the act of invent- 
 ing : &. 
 
 "EvpiTrjg, ov, 6, an inventor : fr. 
 ivpicrKo), to" invent. 
 BvptTiQ, iSog, y), a woman who in- 
 vents : fr. tlie same. 
 Ei\o€ro, 3 s. a. 2. m. fr. tvpiffKOj. 
 ^ EvpeTog, /), 6i^, that can be found 
 
 out : fr. tupifTKio. 
 'Evpkrpia, ag, i), she who invents: 
 
 fr. evptTtjg. 
 Evpi]Ka, perf. act. tvpijKsvai, perf. 
 
 inf. act. fr. ivpioKm. 
 Evprjfia, arog, to, an invention ; 
 
 unexpected gain : fr. the same 
 
 th. 
 EvpyVf Dor. for evptiv. 
 Evpr]v,SL Evpt]vog,poct'Evppr]- 
 
 vog, 6, I'ly abounduig in sheep : 
 
 fr. tVy pr]v. 
 Evprjffsic, 2 sing, tvprjffsre, 2 pi. 
 
 f. 1. ind. act. tvpri<rijj ; fr. ev- 
 
 picTKOJ. 
 
 EvprjcruTrrig, kog, b, i), poet, for 
 li.vpt(nt7Ti]g, an inventor of 
 words : fr. tvpi(TKu), t-rrog. 
 
 EvprjTtf 2 pi. a. 2. subj. act. fr. 
 
 tVpi<7KU). 
 
 EvptZog, 6, >/, having good roots, 
 well rooted : fr. ev, pi^a. 
 
 Evptv, & -pig, li'og, 6, »/, having 
 a keen scent, sagacious: ev, piv. 
 
 EY' PlUO^,ov,6,Earipus, a strait 
 between Euboea and Attica, cele- 
 brated for the frequency and 
 irregularity of its tides ; a strait 
 generally : as if fr. ev, pirrrw, 
 because the volume of water is 
 thrown with ease : hence 
 
 EupiTTOf, 6, r/, used proverbially, 
 as ivpiTTog dvBptiiTTog, svpnrog 
 TvxVf inconstant, changeable, 
 fickle. 
 
 EY'Pl'SKQ, to find, find out, in- 
 vent, contrive, discover, under- 
 stand, learn, meet with, get, ob- 
 tain, reach ; f. ivprjffu}, peH. tv- 
 priKa, a. 1. tvpj](Ta, a. 2, ivpov, a. 
 2. opt. tvpotjuc, oif, ot, a. 2. subj. 
 tvpui, yg, y, a. 2. inf. tvpilv, a. 
 2. part. tvpu)V,6vTog,per\'. pass. 
 tvpijfjiaiy a. 1. pass. tvpeOtjv, i]g, 
 r)j 1 was found, f. 1. pass, tvpt- 
 OfjfTOfiaiy a. 1. m. ivpdfxrjv, w, 
 arOy by sync, for ivprjadjx^Vy 1 
 gained; evptOr} tvyatrrpt txovcra, 
 Matth. i. 18. same as i), was, as 
 Luk. xvii. 18. 1 Pet. ii. 22. Gal. 
 ii. 17. 
 Eupoea, ag, t), an easy flow, fluid- 
 ity ; affluence, prosperity. Th. 
 piuiy to flow. 
 Evpoiaa, ag, a, Dor. for evpovaa, 
 T)g, rjy a. 2. part. act. f. g. fr. 
 tvpiaKo)y to find. 
 EvpoicXvdiov, lovogy 6, Eurodydon, 
 a stormy wind mentioned Acts 
 xxvii. 14 : fr. Mvpog, the east 
 wind, and Kkv^mv, a wave. Th. 
 kXu^w, to wash. 
 
 EYP 
 
 Eupofifg, Dor. for tvpo/xf v, 1 pi. a. 
 2. ind. act. of tvpiaK^o, to find. 
 
 Evpovy ff, €, a. 2. ind. act. tvpojVy 
 ovTogydi. 2. part. fr. the same. 
 
 f^vpooc, contr. Evpovg, 6, ?'/, beau- 
 tifully flowing: fr. tu, pew. 
 
 EJvpoaaVy 3 pi. impf. for ivpov 
 Ps. cxvi. 3 : fr. tvpiaKu). 
 
 Kvpogy ov, by Eurus, the oast wind. 
 
 EYP 
 
 SdOy agy »/, spacious : & 
 Evpvoctiogy by >/, having broad 
 ways, widely traversable : fr. 
 evpvg, bcog. 
 
 EvpvoTTa, voc. sing. fr. F.vpvoTrrjg, 
 ou, 6, far-sounding, widely roar- 
 ing, to be seen lar and wide ; 
 also nom. for the same : fr. tv- 
 pvg, d4>y the voice ; or fr. w;//, 
 
 EYS 
 
 Evpog, eog, to, breadth, width:! the countenance, fr. o7rro/irtt, to 
 
 fr. evpvg. 
 EvpovffOy a. 2. part. act. f. g. fr. 
 
 tvpifTKio. 
 'Evppa(pt)g, iogy 6, >/, well sewed 
 
 together. Th. pciTrru;, a. 2. ip- 
 
 pa<pov. 
 'Evpptiogy gen. sing, for ivpptkogy 
 
 fr. tvpptrjg, the same as 
 
 EvppeiTtig, ovy by »/, flowing well 
 
 or beautifully ; tvppHTdOy gen. 
 
 ^ol. for tvppiiTov : fr. (v, pku). 
 'Evppoog, by if, poet, for iVi)oog. 
 Evpv, adv. broadly : fr. tvpvg. 
 Eifpvdyviog, a, ov, having wide 
 
 streets, handsomely built : fr. 
 
 evpvg, dyvidy a street, way. 
 EvnvdXrjy T]g, ?'/, Euryale, the 
 
 name of a woman. 
 EvpvdXiog, o)og, 6, r), wide, ample, 
 
 extensive : fr. typrg, uXojg 
 Evpvcii'affffay »), wide-ruling : fr. 
 
 tvpvg, di'dcraio. 
 Evpv[5drtig, ov, b, EuryhateSy a 
 
 proper name. 
 
 Evpv^aTog, b, >/, of wide extent : 
 
 fr. evpvg, fiaivu). 
 
 Evpvj3Lqg, Ion. f«jr Evpv(3iag, ov, 
 
 by that has far or widely extend- 
 ed power : fr. tvpvg, (iia. 
 
 EvpvSdfiag, avTogybyEurydamaSy 
 a proper name. 
 
 EvpvO fiog, by I'iy according to 
 rhythm or harmony, well pro- 
 portioned, elegant : fr. evy pv- 
 Ofiog. Hence 
 
 EvpvOfiiog, adv. in proportion, 
 suitably, hamioniously. 
 
 EvpvKtpujCy u) &. ojTog, 6, »/, large- 
 horned : fr. tvpvg, Ktpag. 
 
 EvpvKoXTTog, b, y), having a wide 
 bosom : fr. tvpvg, KoXTTog. 
 
 EvpvKptiiov, widely ruling : fr. 
 tvpvg, Kptiwv. Th. Kpaivu). 
 
 EvpvXeifnoVy lovog, b, 17, having 
 extensive meads, spacious, am- 
 |)le : fr. tvpvg, Xtifiu)v. 
 
 EiipvixeTioTTog, b, )), having a wide 
 forehead : fr. tvpvg, fitTujTrov 
 Th. oTTTOfiaiy to see. 
 
 Evpvv6fiT]y r]g, 7/, Eurynome, the 
 name of a woman. 
 
 Evpvvai', 3 pi. a. 1. act. evpvva, 
 & 
 
 EvpvvovTi, they widen. Dor. for 
 evpvi'ovffi, 3 pi. pres. ind. fr. 
 
 Evpv'ru), to widen, dilate, en- 
 large ; f. vCj. Th. tvpvg, wide. 
 
 EvpvvioTogy by »), broad-backed : 
 fr. tvpvgy vutTog. 
 
 Evpvoctiijgy gen. Ion. fr. evpvo- 
 (276) 
 
 see ; also ace. fr. tvpvwxl/, oTrog 
 & wTTog, widely seeing, having 
 a wide view : fr. tvpvg, w;//. 
 Evpv-nopogy 6, »/, wide across, 
 widely extended : fr. tvpvg, tto- 
 
 pog. 
 Evpv7rvXy]gy iogy by rjy having 
 
 l)r<)ad or large gates: fr. evpvgy 
 
 ttvXtj. 
 EvpvTTvXog, ov, b, Eurypylits, a 
 
 proper name. 
 EiipvphOpogyby y), widely flowing, 
 
 broad-bedded : fr. tvpvg, peoj. 
 EV PV'S, tla, v, gen. eog, tiog, 
 
 £og,wide, broad, ample, spacious, 
 
 extensive. 
 EvpvaOivyjg, tog, 6, y), broad and 
 
 mighty : fr. tvpvg, aOtvog. 
 EvpvaOtvg, tog, 6, Eitrystheus, 
 
 king of Mvcena?. 
 EvpvaOttog, gen. of the above, 
 Att. for tog. 
 
 Evpvadfja, poet, for EvpvaO'm, 
 
 ace. sing, of the same. 
 
 EvpxxTTtpvog, b, y), broad-breast- 
 ed : fr. evpvg, aTtpvov. 
 
 Evpi'iarofiog, b, y), wide-mouthed, 
 large : fr. tvpvg, (TTOfia. 
 
 Evpvrlfiog, b, //, widely honoured, 
 far-famed : fr. eifpvg, Tip.i^. 
 
 EvpvTiiov, lovog, b, Euryt'ton, a 
 proper name. 
 
 E.vpv<papiTpt]gy ov, b, having a 
 broad quiver : fr. evpvg, <pdpt- 
 rpov. 
 
 Evpv(pvfjg, tog, b, »/, widely grow- 
 ing : fr. evpvgy ^vhj. 
 
 Evpvxa'iTcig, a, b. Dor. for Evpv- 
 XaiTtjg, ov, b, having thick bushy 
 hair : fr. evpvg, \aiTyj. 
 
 Eyjpvxopoio, fine, spacious, exten- 
 sive, gen. Ion. fr. tupi'^opof, b, 
 y'ly in which large choruses may 
 be conducted, having numerous 
 assemblies, populous : fr. tijpvgy 
 Xopbgy a chorus ; or poet, for 
 evpvx^t*pov. 
 
 Eiipvxwp'a, a large space, wide 
 l>lain : fr. 
 
 Evpvx^"Pogy by //, broad, ample, 
 spacious : fr. evpvg, x'^poc- 
 
 Evpvujypy ioTTog & oTTOf, 6, y), see- 
 ing extensively or far and wide : 
 fr. evpvg, bjij^, <jjTrbg,ixueye. Th. 
 oTrrojuai, to see. 
 
 EiJptu, see in tvpiofiev. 
 
 EvpujCi)g, eog, b, y), wide, spacious, 
 extensive ; poet, for tvpvg. 
 
 Evpujttg, eoaa, ev, putrid, dirty ; 
 ace. sing, evpioevra ', fr. ivpiog : 
 
 ample ; fr. evpvg. 
 
 F.'ipiofitv, we should have found ; 
 1 pi. a. 2. subj. act. ci;pa>, yg ; 
 fr. tifpiaico), to fi.nd. 
 
 EvpCjv, ovaa, bv, a. 2. part. fr. 
 the same. 
 
 Evpioirevg, eog, b. Si EvpoJiraXog, 
 ov, b, European, of Europe. 
 
 EvpioTTi], i]g, y), Earopa,i\ni name 
 of a woman. 
 
 EY'PQ'2, CjTog, b, filth, mouldi- 
 ness, rottenness. 
 
 EvntotTTog, b, 1/, robust, stout, 
 having a sound frame : fr. eVy 
 piiivi'vi-U. 
 
 EypwVrwc, adv. robustly, vigor- 
 ously : fr. the above. 
 
 KvpioTagy ou, 6, Eurotas, a proper 
 name, a river in Laconia. 
 
 EvpuiTidio, at, f. acToj, to be squa- 
 lid, covered with filth or rot : 
 fr. tvpojg. 
 
 '£V"S, ieog, b, good, brave,^ va- 
 liant ; Ion. gen. iFiog: fr. ev. 
 Evaa, ne, e, 3 pi. Euffav, a. l.ind. 
 act. <>f tuw, <u- tViOy to burn, roast; 
 f. tvaii). But 
 
 Evoa, ag, »/, Dor. & MoV for iov- 
 aa or ovaa, »/c, »/, existing, be- 
 ing, pres. part. f. g. of ei\ii. 
 EvaapKia, ag, y), corpulence : fr. 
 EvffaoKog, b, //, fleshy, corpulent : 
 fr. ev, (Tap4'. 
 
 Evtr'tfieL, 2 sing. pres. imper. or 
 
 3 sing. impf. ind. of eiJ(Tt(iiio, w, 
 
 to worship ; f. //(Tw, perf. tjKa : 
 
 fr. cu, <r€/3oj, to worship. 
 
 Evtrktitia, ag, //, piety, religion, 
 
 devotion, reverential awe : & 
 Evffklitiai, iov, at, offices of piety: 
 
 & 
 Evaefiegy eog, to, piety : & 
 Evfftii'tu), My to exercise piety ; 
 worship, with ace. to bring up 
 in piety, train aright or to good ; 
 f. iffTit), perf. eb(Jk\it]Kay a. I. tv- 
 
 (Ttiin'^f^ ' **'• t^^® same. 
 Evaeiikujgy piously, adv. fr. 
 Evaefing, eog, b, »/, pious, devout, 
 
 religious : & 
 EvneiSia, ag, y), = EvrrsjStia : & 
 Eu(TtliuJg, piously, adv. by contr. 
 for tvfftiikiog : fr. the same th. 
 EvfftXfiog, see in evaaeXi-iog. 
 EixreTTTogy by t), venerable : fr. 
 
 eVy fftf5o^ai. 
 Evaqfiog, b, y), of a good sign or 
 augury, plainly signifying, intel- 
 liirible : fr. ev, (Ttifia, a sign. 
 EvaOkveiay agy r/, soundness, vi- 
 gour, validity : & 
 EvaQeveM, w, to be mighty, strong, 
 enjoy good health ; f.i)<Tio: & 
 EvirOevriQ, ^og ovg, 6, »'/, mighty, 
 vi<rorous, strong : fr. ev, ffO'tvio. 
 EvaKupOnog, by y), jumping well, 
 fleet, nimble, agile : fr. eVy aKap- 
 9pbg, a leap. Th. cKaipio. 
 EucTKeveu), w, f. yjffu), to be well 
 provided : fr. ev, cKevog. 
 
 EYS 
 
 EvffKiaffTog & EvffKiogy b, r), well 
 shaded, dark, dismal. Th. aicid. 
 
 'Ev<TK07rog, by dialys. for Eiktko- 
 TTog, by y), well aimed, aimed or 
 aiming with skill and judgment, 
 circumspect, discreet, careful, 
 opportune : fr. ev, aKOirbg, end. 
 Th. aKtTrTojxai. 
 
 Evffoog, b, //,safe, well preserved: 
 fr. ev, ffoog, sound. 
 
 EvarnXayxviay ag, »'/, good cou- 
 
 rage : fr. 
 
 Ev(nrXayxvog,b,y),stout-\\eSiVted, 
 brave ; having bowels of com- 
 passion, compassionate : fr. ev, 
 (TirXdyxvov, bowels. 
 Ev(T7ropog, b, y), having good seed, 
 
 well sown : fr. ev, (nreipu}. 
 'Ev(T(Te\fiogy or 'EvfftXfiogy poet, 
 for tvfffX/ioc, well benched, fast- 
 sailing : fr. ev, ffkXfxa, to, a bench 
 for rowers. Th. (reXig, space be- 
 tween decks. 
 
 EixTTaOeia, agy >/, constancy, sta- 
 bility : & 
 
 Ev(TTa9kio, a>, f. ijffu), to stand 
 firm, be stable : & 
 KvffTaQng, eog, b, y), standing 
 firm, firm, constant, solid, sta- 
 ble, firmly built, in good health : 
 fr. ev, 'itTTiJixi. 
 
 EiiffTaOwg, adv. constantly, firm- 
 ly, of proper solidity. 
 Ev(TTaXt)g, eog, b, y), well equip- 
 ped, light-armed, expeditious, 
 economical : ev, ortWcu. Hence 
 EvffTaXujg, adv. expeditiously. 
 EvffTaxvg, vog, b, t), full-eared : 
 fr. £iT, (TTttxvg. 
 
 EvffTeipog, b, y), also fern, prj, 
 havinlr a good or firm keel : fr. 
 
 ev, ffTeipa. 
 
 Ev<TTi(pavog, b, »/, well crowned, 
 beautiful, well fortified : fr. ev, 
 (TTetpavog, a crown. Th. <rrt0u>, 
 to crown ; f. ypio. 
 EvtrTiTTTog, 6, »/, well pressed, 
 closely woven : fr. eu, oret/Sw. 
 EvffToXog, b, if, well dressed, well 
 equipped : fr. ev, ortWw. 
 EvOTOfiku), w, f. rjffu), to sing me- 
 lodiously, speak well or words of 
 good omen, be silent : &. 
 EixTTOfiog, by )'/, having a well 
 shaped or large mouth, eloquent, 
 keeping silence : fr. evy aTOfia. 
 EvaTox'siOy uiy f. iiffiOy to aim with 
 skill at, make a shrewd guess 
 at : & 
 
 Ewtrroxta, "C, *), dexterity in aim- 
 ing, skill in shootuig or conjec- 
 turing : fr. 
 
 Euffroxoc, o, r), skilful in aiming 
 or conjecturing, sure of the 
 mark, acute, cunning : fr. ev, 
 ffToxaKo^ai. Hence 
 EurjToxojg, adv. with good aim. 
 ElxTTpa, ag, y), the place where a 
 slaughtered pig was singed : fr. 
 
 (277) 
 
 EYT 
 
 EvaTptTTTog, b, y), well twisteu : a. 
 
 Eu<rTp£0/)ff, eog, 6, r}, & poet, li- 
 (TTpe(pt)gy well turned or twisted, 
 flexible, versatile, pliant : fr. ev, 
 (TTpetpu). 
 
 EviJTpotpia, ag, y), versatility, flex- 
 ibility, elasticity : fr. 
 
 EvdTpocpog, by t), easily turned, 
 flexible, pliant : fr. the same. • 
 
 EvcTTpoJTog, b, //, well spread : fr. 
 
 tVy (TTpuivi'Vfll. 
 
 EvcTTvXogy b, yfy well pillared, 
 having beautiful columns : fr. 
 evy (TTvXog. 
 
 Ev(Tvfi[iXr]Togy 6, ?/, easy to be 
 conjectured, obvious : fr. ev, 
 (TVfiiidXXio. Th. /3a\\a>. 
 Ev(TVfij3o'Sog, by >}, easy to treat 
 with, lucky to meet with, easily 
 explained : fr. ev, avfifidXXiu. 
 EvcTvvoTTTog, by y), easy to be 
 seen : fr. ev, ffvv, oTTToyiai. 
 Ev(T<pvpog, by y), having fair an- 
 kles, stepping well : fr. ev, ff<pv- 
 pbvy an ankle, foot. 
 Eva^vpM for evat^vpov, gen. Dor. 
 of the above. 
 
 Eii(Txf//io»'wg, adv. decently, be- 
 comingly, gracefully : & 
 Evaxni^oavvt], rjg, rj, gracefulness 
 of form, modesty, decorum : fr. 
 Eucrxii/Liwv, ovog, b, i), having a 
 handsome form, well shaped, 
 comely, graceful, elegant, be- 
 having well, decorous, honour- 
 able, respectable : fr. ev, ffx^lfia, 
 TO, air, mien. Th. ex^o. 
 EyVxiJfi^f' ^^^'- — tv(Txrif^oi/oJC. 
 EvffiofiaTSio, ut, f. y](ru}y to be in 
 a healthy or vigorous state of 
 body : fr. ev, aMfia. 
 EvaijjTpog, by »/, or 'Eufftrwrpoe, 
 having the curved wooden part 
 of the wheel firm and good ; 
 well soldered or braced : fr. €v, 
 cruirpov, the wooden circumfe- 
 rence of the wheel. Th. ae'iu). 
 EvTuKT'tM, a, f. rjffu), to observe 
 order, keep discipline : fr. 
 EvTaKTog, b, y), observant of or- 
 der or discipline, well disposed, 
 orderly, obedient : & 
 EvTaKTwg, adv. orderly : & 
 EvTu^iay agy 1"/, stx'ict discipline, 
 good order : fr. ev, ra<r<rw, f. 
 ^oj, perf. Tsraxa- 
 EY'TE, when, as, as soon as, adv. 
 
 yjvTe, Ion. & by poet, dialysis. 
 Evreixta, well fortified ; ace. sing, 
 fr. evTtixrjg. 
 
 Evrfix^ogy ov, 6, »}, well walled 
 or fortified : & 
 
 EvTeix^lQ, tog, & EyjTeixV'og, o, 
 y), the same : fr. ev, Ttlx^Q- 
 EvTtKvia, ag, r), the having fine 
 children, fair oft'spring : fr. ev, 
 t'skvov, a child. Th. tIktu). 
 EvTeKvog, 6, »/, blessed with or 
 famed for fine children, fruitful, 
 a happy parent : fr. the same. 
 
 ! i 
 
EYT 
 
 EyrtXfta, ac, »/, Ion. Xtj/, unex- 
 pensive living, frugality: fr. ev- 
 
 EurfXtorara, tuv, ra, super!, fr. 
 
 EvTt\i)g, kog, 6, t), frugal, cheap, 
 mean, paltry : fr. tv, Ti\o(;, ex- 
 pense. Hence 
 
 EurfXi^w, f. iaoj, to hold cheap 
 or worthless : & 
 
 EurtXwt:, adv. frugally. 
 
 EurepTT//, 7JC, V, Euterpe, the 
 name of one of the Muses : & 
 
 EJrfpTT/yf, toQ, 6, y'l, very delight- 
 ful, sweet : fr. tv, repTrw, to de- 
 light. 
 
 Eur«xvoc, Of r), skilled in art : fr. 
 iv, Tkxvrj. ^ 
 
 EurT/icroc, 6, rj, easy to melt : fr. 
 
 IV, T1JKUJ. 
 
 EvTfitjTog, 6, r/, well cut or 
 wrought : fr. tv, Tkfjivoj. 
 
 EvTOKia, ag, i), fruitfulness : fr. 
 
 Eurofcoc, 6. »/, fruitful, prohtic : 
 fr. eJ, riKrcu, p. m. r'troKa. 
 
 EvToXfxia, ag, r), boldness, intre- 
 pidity : fr. 
 
 EvruXfxog, 6, v, inured to danger, 
 daring, bold, brave : tv, roXfia. 
 
 EvTovia, ag, ij, intenseness, ex- 
 ertion, vehemence, vigour : fr. 
 
 Evrovog, 6, r), well stretched, 
 strained, tight, firm, forcible, 
 vigorous : & 
 
 Evroviug, adv. keenly, vehement- 
 ly, strenuously, with great ex- 
 ertion : fr. (V Ttivii). 
 
 EvToKia, ag, rj, skill in usmg the 
 bow : fr. tv, to^ov. 
 
 EvTopvog, 6, r), well turned, easi- 
 ly turned : fr. tv, ropvog. 
 
 EvTpdirt^og, 6, r), keeping a good 
 table, living sumptuously : fr. 
 tv, rpaVtsa. 
 
 EvTpaTTtXtvofiaL, to converse fa- 
 cetiously, be witty : & 
 
 EvrpairtXia, ag, r), facetiousness, 
 witticism ; scurrility : fr. 
 
 EvrpcLTTiXog, 6, r/, that turns it- 
 self easily, supple, nimble, act- 
 ive, changeable, voluble, versa- 
 tile, that- can give a hapi)y turn 
 to his words, witty, facetious, 
 polished. Th. rp£7ru>,a. 2. irpa- 
 TTOv. Hence 
 
 EiTpaTTeXwejadv. w ith versatility. 
 
 Eyrpa0r)e, tog, 6, y), well fed, fat: 
 fr. tv, rptcptj. 
 
 EvTpt7rt)g, tog, 6, rj, easily turn- 
 ing, versatile, pliant, one that 
 easily turns to any thing, well 
 prepared, ready : & 
 
 EvrptTTiKio, f. iaoj, to manage well, 
 prepare : fr. tv, Tptiro). 
 
 EvTpt(pi]g, kog, u, rj, wtU nourish- 
 ed, fat : fr. tv. rpfcpio. 
 
 Evrpr]Tog, 6,1), well bored, pierced 
 with many holes, poet. tvTprjrog; 
 used also for tvpvrprjrog, wide- 
 mouthed. Th. rirpdoj, to per- 
 forate ; f. rpijffoj. 
 
 EY<I> 
 
 EvTplaivav, ace. sing. Dor. fr. 
 tvTpiaivr]g, ov, 6, well furnished 
 witii a trident : fr, tv, rpiaiva. 
 
 EvTpixog,6, »'/, well haired, bushy : 
 fr. tv, Opi'ii. 
 
 EvTpoTTia, ag, 7), versatility, cun- 
 ning, goodness of disposition : 
 
 fr. tv, TptTTO). 
 
 LvrpoxaXog, 6, t), round, easily 
 rolled, well levelled : & 
 
 Eurpox"?, o, ?/, poet. 'Evrpoxog, 
 easy to be rolled, easily running 
 or movhig : fr. tv, rptxi^o. 
 
 EvTVKog, 6, 1), for the sake of the 
 metre, for 
 
 EvTVKTog, o, »/, well made or pre- 
 pared, ready, well fitted : fr. tv, 
 Ttvx^i to fabricate, a. 2. tTvxoi^. 
 
 EvTvxtlv,to be prosperous, inf. fr. 
 
 EvTvx^<*>t *^i ^^ succeed, be pns- 
 perous or happy, f. r]<T{t) : fr. 
 tv, Tvx^- Th. Tvyx"vu). 
 
 EvTVxinjg, Ion. & poet, for Eiru- 
 X^g, adv. prosperously : fr. tv- 
 rvxrig. 
 
 EvTvx^lKa, I have been fortunate, 
 perf. ind. act. fr. tvrvx^^- 
 
 EvTvx^lt^^i aTog, r6,felicity, pros- 
 perity : fr. the same. 
 
 EvTvxnQ, ^og, 6, y), fortunate, suc- 
 cessful, prosperous: fr, tv,Tvxn- 
 Th. Tvyxdvijj. 
 
 EvTvxricfaig, JEo\. for tvTvxfl<^ng, 
 a. 1. part. act. of tvrvx't^^y to be 
 prosperous : & 
 
 Ei»ri;x<«, ag, >/, success, prosperi- 
 ty : fr. tvTvx^Q' 
 
 EvTVxog, ov, 6, Eutychus, a pro- 
 per name, which is fr. the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 Eurv^wC) adv. prosperously : fr. 
 
 tvTvxhs- 
 Evvakog, 6, »/, of beautiful glass: 
 
 fr. tv, vaXog. 
 
 Evvcpog, 6, »/, abounding with 
 water, well watered: fr.tv,vCiop. 
 
 Evvjxvog, 6, Ti, well sung, cele- 
 brated in beautiful hymns : fr. 
 tv, vfivog. 
 
 Evv(pi^g, tog, 6, y, well woven : 
 fr, tv, vipaivuj. 
 
 Ev<l>afiia, ag, y). Dor. for tv<pr]^la, 
 i), a good report, joyful acclama 
 tion, good omen : & 
 
 Eu^a'/iwg, Dor. for tixpyifjiiog, an 
 spiciously, with blessing. 
 
 Ev((>aptTpag, ov, & Dor. a, 6, 
 epith. of Apollo, bearing a fair 
 quiver : fr. tv, tpaptrpa. 
 
 Ev(peyyy)g, tog, 6, y), lucid, bril- 
 liant : fr. tv, <p'tyyoQ. 
 
 Ev(pt]^tu}, Hj, itig, tig, to celebrate, 
 use auspicious words, congratu- 
 late ; f. Tfffot : fr, tv, (prjfiy], fame, 
 report, fr. 0r;jU(. Th. ipdu). 
 
 Eixptjunffatf to have pi'ayed fa- 
 vourably, implored blessing, a. 
 I. inf. act. of the verb preceding, 
 
 Eixpyjuia, ag, 1), a good report, 
 praise, congratulation, joyful 
 (278) 
 
 EY4> 
 
 acclamation, good omen, reli- 
 gious silence : & 
 
 Eixpyjfii^u), f. iffdj, to receive with 
 acclamation, speak highly of : &, 
 
 EiKpyjfiog, 6, y), using fair or 
 friendly language, of good omen, 
 auspicious, pious, religious, si- 
 lent, of good report, reputable : 
 fr. tv, <pwr}' Hence 
 
 \Lv<py]f^ioavva, ag, d, poet. & Dor. 
 for E,u<pr]fiocrvvy], yjg, //, admoni- 
 tion, command : & 
 
 Ev<l»yjijnt)g, adv. -with words of good 
 omen, in terms of i)raise. 
 
 Ev(p9oyyog, 6, >/, sweetly sound- 
 ing : fr. tv, <p06yyog. Th. (pOty- 
 yo^ai ; f. y^ofxni, perf. t<pQty- 
 fiai, pf. m. tipOoyya. 
 
 Ev<piXrjg, tog, 6, »), loving well, 
 well beloved : & 
 
 Ev^iXrjTog, 6, ?/, well beloved : fr. 
 
 tv, 0tXftU. 
 
 Ev^iXoTratg, aiSog, 6, y), loving or 
 beloved by the young : fr. tv, 
 <piXta), Tralg. 
 
 Ev<pXtKTog, 6, y), that can be 
 easily burnt. Th. <pXtyu). 
 
 Evtpoptit), w, to be exuberant, fer- 
 tile, bear abundantly ; f. ijffo), 
 perf. tv<p6py]Ka, a. 1. tlxpoprjffa : 
 fr. tv<popog. Hence 
 
 Ev^opjjTog, 0, y), easily borne or 
 endured. 
 
 Ev^opog, 6, y), fertile, carrying 
 easily, easy to be borne or en- 
 dured : fr. tv, <pipijj, to bear. 
 
 Eu^oproc, 6, y), that can easily 
 be carried, well laden : fr. tv, 
 <l>ipifj. 
 
 Ev^padtiog, adv. wisely, discreet- 
 ly : fr. tv, (ppd^u), a, 2, ttppa^oy. 
 
 Eyj(ppaivu}, to exhilarate, gladden, 
 cheer, delight, gratify ; f. tV' 
 (ppai'ut, j)erf. tvtppayKa, a. 1. tv- 
 (ppdva, Att. Tjya ; pres. pass. 
 tv<ppaivo^ui, to rejoice, delight 
 oneself, be gratified, a. 1. pass. 
 tv<ppdv0yjv, T]g, t], a. 1. imper. 
 l>iiss. tv<ppdpOy]ri, f. 1, pass, fu- 
 ippavOijaouai, 1 shall rejoice : 
 fr. IV, 6py]v. 
 
 Ev<}>pavtai, Ion. for tvcppavy, 2 
 sing. f. 1. m. ev^pavuvfiai : fr. 
 the above. 
 
 EiKppavttiv, Ion. for tv(l>pavt'iv, f. 
 1. inf. act. fr. the same. 
 
 Ev(ppdp9y)v, yjg, 7;, Att. y]v(ppdvOy], 
 Ps. xvi. 9. a. 1. pass, tv<ppdv9)iTi, 
 i)Tio, a. I. imper. tV(ppavQtu)v, a. 
 1. opt. 3 pi. 6tiT](Tav, tvippavQT]- 
 vai, a. 1. inf. pass. fr. txxppaiviOj 
 to exhilarate. 
 
 Et'0pora, ace. sing. fr. tv<ppo)v, 
 ovog, 6, yi, cheerful. Th. ippy'jv. 
 
 Eiitppovai, nights, noni. ])1. fr. 
 Ev(pp6vyj, night ; rrapd to tv- 
 <ppovtXi', because the quiet of 
 night is supposed to conduce 
 much to meditation and sage 
 counsel : fr. the same. 
 
 EYX 
 
 Ev(ppovko), w, to be wise or well 
 disposed, f. t}(T(o : fr. £1;, <ppy]v. 
 
 Ev<pp6i'ujg, adv. cheerfully, gaily : 
 & 
 
 Ev<ppo(Jvvy], rjg, »/, Dor. ev<pno- 
 avva, ag, a, joy, gladness : fr. 
 
 Ev(pnujy', oi'og, o, y), haj)py in 
 mind, glad, clicerful, well mind- 
 ed : fr. tv, <ppiiv. 
 
 Ev(pvr/g, tog, 6, y), growing or in- 
 creasing well, thriving, robust, 
 well fitted by nature, happily 
 endowed, of good disposition, 
 convenient, fit, sensible, inge- 
 nious ; ace. sing, tvcpvka, dual 
 tvcputt : fr. tv, 0i'w, to be by 
 nature. Hence 
 
 Elicpvia, ag, 77, felicity of endow- 
 ment, natural genius, good dis- 
 position. 
 
 Ev(pv\aKrog, 6, ?'/, well guarded : 
 fr. tv, <pvXd(7(Tio. 
 
 Ei30J'X\og, 6, Tj, with beautiful 
 foliage : fr. tv, (puXXov. 
 
 Evipvutg, adv. mgeniously, aptly, 
 cleverly : fr. tu(puf)g. 
 
 Ev(pu}via, ag, y), sweetness of 
 voice ; arrangement of s<mnds, 
 letters, or words to produce a 
 pleasing effect : fr. 
 
 Ev<piiJVog, 6, yj, having a fint^ 
 voice, well sounding : fr. iv, 
 <pnjvy'}. 
 
 Euxairi}g, ov, o, fair haired, well 
 curled : fr. tv, xairyj, hair. 
 
 Et'xaXffoc, o, //, made strongly of 
 brass, or of fine brass : fr. tv, 
 XaXKog. 
 
 Evx"P'^Si t^'oC) o, r), graceful, 
 agreeable, courteous : & 
 
 Evx^piffTtio, Cj, to return thanks, 
 be thankful or grateful, with a 
 dat. ; f, r](Tii), perf. tyjxci.pi(TTT]ua, 
 a. 1. tvxapi<Trq(Ta ; pres. i)ass. 
 tvxapKTTtofjLai, ov/uai, my kind- 
 ness is gratefully acUnowledg<3d, 
 a. 1. pass. tux»pt-<^Ti)Or]P, ijg, //, 
 a. 1. subj. pass. tvxnpi(Tr)iOut, 
 yjg, y. Th. X'^O'-^f thanks. 
 
 EvxaoKTria, ag, ?'/, thanksgiving, 
 thankfulness, gratitude : fr. 
 
 Evxdpiffrog, 6, rj, grateful, agree 
 able, beneficent. Hence 
 
 Evx^pif^riog, adv. gratefully, 
 thankfully, agreeably, gracious- 
 ly, quietly, with tranquillity : fr. 
 the same th. 
 
 Evxtai, Ion. for tvxy, 2 sing. pr. 
 subj. of e^xo/^"'' t'^ pray ; f. 
 tvliofxai, perf. tvyfini. 
 
 Eux«ip, pog, 6, T{, having a good 
 or quick hand, skilful, strong, 
 nimble, brave : fr. tv, x^'P- 
 
 Evx^ipia, ag, y), expertness, dex- 
 terity, skill : fr. the above. 
 
 EuX«ipoc, 6, TI, same as ci'xcip- 
 
 Euxfip^Tog, 6, i], easy to be 
 taken, tamed or subdued : fr. 
 
 tv, x^f-pou). Th. x^'-P' 
 Evx^o, Ion. for tvxov, 2 sing, im- 
 
 EY^' 
 
 perf. or pres. imper. of tfjxofiai. 
 
 Evx^ptia, ag, rj, dexterity, ex- 
 pertness, agility, ease, levity, 
 j)romptness, proneness : fr. 
 
 Evx^pHQy ^og, 6, j), dexterous, 
 clever, expert, easy, easy to be 
 done,prompt, hasty, rash, prone: 
 & 
 
 Evxfpi^g, adv. easily, lightly, 
 rashly : fr. tu, x*'P- 
 
 Evxt<T9io, let him pray, 3 sing, 
 pres. imper. of tuxofiai. 
 
 EvxtTda(j9ai, poet, ior tvxiTd.<T- 
 9at, pres. inf. fr. 
 
 EvxtTdo/xai, wfiai, to glory, offer 
 prayers, give thanks. Th. tv- 
 XOfiai, the same. 
 
 EuxtTo(^fjiijv, poet, for tvxtn^- 
 /ij;i/, pres. opt. pass. tvx^^cioi^y}v, 
 t^^r]v : fr. the above. 
 
 ^^X^h 'ICj V^ a wish, prayer, vow: 
 fr. ivxopai, to I'ray. 
 
 Ei;\;0a>, 3 sing. perf. imper. pass. 
 tv^o, tvx9io ; fr. tvxofiai. 
 
 KvxXoog, 6, y), i)roducing well 
 young plants or herbs. Th. 
 X^oa. 
 
 EY'XOM AI,to pray,offer prayei-s 
 or vows, wish, promise, boast, 
 vaimt, affirm oneself to be ; im- 
 perf, Att, y]vxofi^v, ov, sto, for 
 tux^f^'i]^'} f- ^vKofiai, perf. tvyfiai, 
 a. 1. m. tv^dixy]v, w, aro, a. 1. 
 opt. m, tv^anii]v, aio, airo. 
 
 Evxopcog, 6, y), beautifully 
 stringed. Th. xop^'/- 
 
 Evxog, tog, to, a prayer, vow, 
 wish, glory, honour, fame, boast- 
 ing : fr. fiixo/iiat. 
 
 Evxp^'yTkofxai, ovfiai, to enjoy 
 the use of, be benefited : & 
 
 Euxp^Jf^Tog, 6, Tf, useful, prompt, 
 serviceable : fr. tv, XP"^> ^^ 
 lend ; f. xph'^^- 
 
 ^vxpoanTog, 6, //, of good com- 
 plexion, sleek : fr. tv, xp^a. 
 
 Lvxpoog, contr. tvxpovg, ov, also 
 Et»xpo^C, tog, Si Euxpwe, ooc, 6, 
 y), well coloured, of" good com- 
 plexion : fr. tv, xpoa. 
 
 Evxovaog, 6, y), abounding in 
 gold : fr. tv, xp^^og. 
 
 lii»XwX;), rig, ri, a prayer, vow, 
 boasting, triumph, fame, poet, 
 for tuxn- Th. euxofiwi' 
 
 Evxi>^XiiiaTog, a, ov, prayed for, 
 engaged in performuig vows, 
 votary : fr. the above. 
 
 Eu\//{»x£w, <J!>, f- J/tyw, perf. tv<l/v- 
 X'lica, to be of sound or cheerful 
 mind, of good courage : fr. tv, 
 
 Buv^T'X'/C, fog, 6, y), exposed to 
 good anil wholesome cold, cold : 
 
 fr. lu, ;|/t''x^- 
 Ei;i//ux'«>«5.'>V) greatness of spirit, 
 
 confidence, cheerfulness, cou- 
 rage : fr. 
 
 Evfvxog, o, ri, cheerful, courage- 
 ous, willing : & 
 
 (279) 
 
 E4>A 
 
 Eui//i5'xtug, adv. cheerfully, cou- 
 rageously : fr. tv, ^fX'/' 
 
 EY'Q, or Evu), f. aut, to bum, 
 roast, singe, scorch. 
 
 EyiuO//e, tog, 6, /'/, sweet-smelling, 
 fragrant : fr. tv, o^io, to smell ; 
 f. ry^w & taoj, perf. m. ujSa, Att. 
 oSioSa. 
 
 Eviocia, ag, y), fragrance ; sweet 
 savour : fr. the above. 
 
 Euw^td^w, to smell sweetly : fr, 
 the same. 
 
 Eyju)Xtvog, 6, »}, fair-armed: fr. 
 tv, (uXtj///. 
 
 EviiJvog,6,y'i, easily bought,chcap. 
 Th. oji'tofxai, to buy. 
 
 Evibvvixog, 6, y), having a good 
 name, renowned ; of good omen, 
 auspicious, lucky, the left, be- 
 cause an idea of good luck was 
 attached to the left : fr. tv, ovo- 
 fia, a name. 
 
 EvioTTiig, ov, 6, & EvdJirbg, ov, 6, 
 y), having fine eyes, fair- faced: & 
 
 EvtJJTTiQ, idog, y), same as the a- 
 bove : fr. tv, oj\p, the eye, coun- 
 tenance. Th. oTTTOfiai. 
 
 Eviupett), a, f. ri(Tio, & Eotuptd^w, 
 f. d(To), to be careless, neglect : 
 fr. tv, (jjpa. 
 
 Euioxtio, to, f. r/Tw, to entertain 
 sumptuously, give an elegant 
 feast, play the host to : & 
 
 EY'liXI'A, ag, y), a sumptuous 
 feast, ban<£uet, entertainment : 
 fr. tv, OX'/, food, or tx^. 
 
 Evcoxp, ufTTog, 6, y'l, fair-eyed : fr. 
 tv, cuv//. 
 
 'E(p' for tTTi, when an aspirate fol- 
 lows. 
 
 'E^rt, Dor. for t0/;, he said, a. 2. 
 of 0///xi, to say. 
 
 'E(padi'9iiv, I appeared, poet, for 
 t<pdu9i]if, a, 1. ind, pass, of 0atru>, 
 f. ai'oj, perf. pass. Tre^aft/uut. 
 
 'EipajSiKog, Dor. for f^/j/iiKog, 
 youthful. Th. t/jS//, youth. 
 E0ai3og, Dor. for tcptiSog, a youth, 
 young man : fr. the same th. 
 
 'E(f>aYOV, tg, t. Dor. t<pdyov, a. 2. 
 of (pdyoj, to eat ; 3 pi. t^dyoaav, 
 Ps. Ixxviii, 29 ; f. 2. m. 0dyo- 
 fxai, for <payovnai, a. 2. inf. act. 
 (paytiv. 
 
 'E(pa9', for i<paTo,3 sing. a. 2. m. 
 of 0;;/xt, to say. 
 
 'E(paivto, you were seen, 2 sing, 
 impf. pass. Ion. for t^aivov, fr. 
 t<pan'6fjiTiv, of (paiuio, to appear ; 
 f. avCJ, a. 1. icpyjva, perf. TTf^ay- 
 Ka, f. 2. pass, (pai'fiffofiai. 
 
 'Eipaivov, they were showing, 3 
 |)1. impf. act. of the same, for 
 \\\uc\\i(paivo(Tay, 1 Mace. iv. 50. 
 
 'E0dXXo/iat, to spring or rush 
 upon, attack ; impf. t0/;XXo/<»/i', 
 ov, tro, f. tcpaXoofjixi, a. I. m. 
 i(p}]XXdfiiiv,w,aTO. Th. uXXo^ac. 
 
 "E^aXoc, 0, //, maritime, adjacent 
 to the sea : fr. €7rt, liXg. 
 
 i 
 
E4>A 
 
 E<I>E 
 
 'E0d\wv, Dor. for e^ijXwi/, pres.j'E^afrav & ttpaaav, they said. 
 
 part. act. fr. k(pri\6ojy to fasten 
 with a nail, stud : fr. tTTi, r) 
 Xof. 
 
 'Etpdfxav, Dor. for t^a/ir/v. 
 
 'E<^ajuaprarw, to transgress again, 
 
 allure, cause to sin : fr. tTri, 
 afxapTCivuj. 
 'E(paixtv, 1 pi. inipf. of ^///ut. 
 'EipankoioQ, n, ov, poet. 6c Dor. for 
 t^///i£pioc, enduring for a day, 
 transient. Th. r,fikpa, a day. 
 'E0aju//v, a. 2. ra. of 0»//wt, to say. 
 'E^a/itXXof, 6, >/, causing conten- 
 tion or controversy ; one who 
 enters the lists with another, a 
 rival, competitor. Th. u/itXXa. 
 'E'/>av, they were saying, b} poet, 
 sync, for i(paaav, W pi. hnpf. or 
 Dor. for t(pt]v, I said, a. 2. or 
 impf. fr. ^/;^«, to say. 
 *E0ai/^rtvu>, to approve one's self 
 to, prove acceptable to, please ; 
 f. adi}ffu} : fr. tTri, avcdvu). 
 'E(pavt, a. 2. ind. act. & 
 'Eipdviiv, j;g,»7,l appeared, proved 
 to be, a. 2. ind. puss. fr. (paivio, 
 to appear ; f. avu>, a. 2. tfciyov, 
 perf. pass. i:i<pa^nai, perf. m. 
 7ri<}>rjva. 
 *E(pdv9rjv, I appeared, a. 1. ind. 
 
 pass, of the same verb. 
 'E(pavi(T9r}(Tav, they appeared, 3 
 pi. a. 1. ind. pass, of ^ai'j^w, f. 
 ictu, perf. pass. Trt^avto-jtiai, a. 1. 
 pass. t(l>avi(TOi)v. Th. (paivio. 
 'E0a7ra^, once, at once, once for 
 
 all, adv. : fr. itti, uiraK. 
 'EfpuTTTtiv Tivi TTor/ior, poet, lite- 
 rally to fasten destruction or 
 ruin on a man ; for BdvaTOf 
 Tivi i-n-KpepHV, to bring death on 
 one ; icpdiTTtiv tirtaiv, to reach 
 or touch with words. Th. citttio. 
 'EipdrrTofiai, to fasten one's sell 
 on, lay hold on, get, attain, reach, 
 take upon one's self, undertake, 
 burn, impend : fr. 
 'E^aTrrtu, f. ^tv, to bind or fasten 
 to or on, attach, join, set about : 
 fr. tTTi, uTTTio, to touch ; f. d^i*), 
 perf. 7)(pa. Hence 
 'Eipd-jTTVjp, opog, 6, one who 
 
 touches. 
 'Eipapfioyrif T/g, r), adaptation, ap- 
 plication, conformity : fr. 
 'E^ap/io^tu, to accommodate, ad- 
 just, suit : see iipapfioTTut. 
 Etpapixoahiv, Dor, for t^ap/xo- 
 
 'E0apju6rrw, to accommodate, ad- 
 apt,' adjust, agree, fit : fr. tTri, 
 dpfio'Cu), or dpfioTTOJ, f. offw, to 
 agree. Th. dpu), to fit. 
 E^ap^arro, they blockaded, 3 pi. 
 a! 1. m. of (ppdffffui, or rrw, to 
 fence, obstruct ; f. ^u>, perf. ttI- 
 ^paxa, a. 1. m. i^pa^ti/ir/v, w, 
 aro, 3 pi. i<ppdKavTo, by raetath. 
 I^ap^avro. 
 
 Dor. for t<pr](Tav, 3 pi. a. 2. or 
 
 impf. ind. act. of 0J/jU', to say. 
 'Eiparoy 3 sing. a. 2. m. of ^r;^j. 
 'E(pav\i<Ta,at;, t, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 (ptivXi'Civ, to esteem lightly. Th. 
 
 (l>avXog, worthless. 
 'Eipai^ajUfi/i/jT/gjhaving embraced, 
 
 a. 1. part. m. f. g. fr. tf^d-n-Topai: 
 
 fr. fcTTi, aTTTu}, to touch ; f. d\pio. 
 
 'E(pd\l/aTo, Dor. for i0»/\|/aro, 3 s. 
 
 a. 1. m. fr. the same verb Ac th. 
 
 'E^s/SoiTo, 3 pi. impf. of (psjSopai, 
 
 to fear, i-un away from, perf. m. 
 
 TritpofSa. 
 'E<l>iCptv(jj, to sit upon, wait, lie in 
 
 wait for, f. tvaio, perf. Ka : fr. 
 'Eiptcpog, 6, »/, sitting or seated 
 
 upon, a successor, one who sits 
 
 by, or lies in wait, an avenger, 
 
 adversary : fr. tTri, 'icput a seat. 
 
 Th. 'i^ofxai. 
 'Etpk^u), f. tffio, to make to sit, 
 
 land from a vessel ; 'E(psKofiat 
 
 E<I>E 
 
 'EiptK^ig, adv. one after another, 
 
 successively, in order : fr. t^Q. 
 'E(piKio, I will forbid, restrain ; f. 
 
 1. act. fr. t7r£x<^> to resli-ain. 
 
 Th. tx*^, to have ;^ f. Hio. 
 'E<pfTrtiv KpaTdiov iyx^gyto\\ii:\i\ 
 
 a mighty spear ; inf. «Sc 
 'E0£7rt(TKOi',fC, f,lon.fort^a7rov, 
 
 tg, f, hnpf. fr. 
 'E0f7ra>,<!sc i7ri87rw,to follow close- 
 ly, press upon, pursue ; follow 
 after, accompany, accede to the 
 opinion of another, obey ; act- 
 ively, to cause to follow or pur- 
 sue, send as a companion or 
 attendant ; govern, direct ; in- 
 habit, be convei-sant with. Th. 
 iTToj, to follow, a. 2. tlirov. 
 'Etptpov. €Qy e, I was bearing, im- 
 perf. of <pfpu),fcrOf to bear, 3 pi. 
 t^&poaai; 1 Chr. xxii. 4. f. ot(Tw, 
 a. 1. iji'syKu. 
 'E^fpTri'w, 'E(p(pTrv^io, f. ucrtu, & 
 'EtpipTTUj, f. ^p'O, to creep, steal 
 
 mid. to sit, or be seated upon, upon, advance slowly, come to. 
 
 Th. 6'^a>. Th.'ipTTiO , . 1 , 
 
 ' 'E<pfp(Ttv, 3 smg. a. I. md. act. 
 
 'E<pir]Ka, ag, e, poet, or Ion. for 
 t^ilKa, ag, e, 1 sent in ; fr. Icpit]- 
 pi. Th. 'it] pi J or tw, to send. 
 'E(}>iOtlc,R. 1. part, pass, fr. t<piti- 
 pi, to send forth : fr. the same th. 
 'E0«i?tro,he was sparing, 3 sing, 
 impf. pass. fr. (pti^opai, to spare; 
 f. <pt'i<Topai. 
 'Eipiip'ivog, put on, perf. part, 
 pass. poet, for tTzuipivog ; fr. 
 t-Kiivvvpi : but 
 'E<^f(/jfvoe, sent against, a. 2. 
 part. m. fr. i<pir]pi, to send forth 
 or against, Th. uipi, or €w. 
 'E^tTvai, a. 2. inf. act. h\ t<pu]pi, 
 to send against : fr. tTri/hipi ; 
 f. i'lfju), a. 2. Tjv. 
 'E0tti'ro,they had rushed against, 
 3 pi. plupf. pass. i(})tipy)Vy ao, to, 
 fr. the above. 
 'E(pH(TaTo, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. m. of 
 <ptilopai, to spare ; f. aopai, 
 perf. TTtcpeKTpai. 
 'EtpfiaOiOy 3 sing. perf. imper. 
 
 pass. fr. i(piiipi. 
 'E<pti(TTi)Ktiv, by pleon. of the let- 
 ter L for t0«<Tr»/Kttv, plupf. of 
 lipiffTrjpif to stand over or on. 
 'E^tt(Tu>, you spared, 2 sing. a. 1. 
 
 m. ; see ttpiicraTO. 
 'E(pti(o, poet, for t0w, a. 2. subj. 
 
 act. fr. iipiripi, to send upon. 
 
 'EtpiXKopcu, to draw or drag after 
 
 one, draw to one's self; be drawn 
 
 or dragged, trail : fr. tTri, i'Xicw, 
 
 to draw ; f. ^w. 
 
 'E(pi\Koptvip, dat. sing. part. pres. 
 
 'L0fXicuu>, f. vffu), to draw to or 
 
 after, attract, drag, trail. 
 'EtpiXKio, f. Kio, the same ; also 
 
 to procrastinate. Th. bXku). 
 'E^f ptv, Ion. for i<ptivai, a. 2. inf. 
 act. fr. i(piiipi, to send upon : th. 
 tnui, or £ti>, to send, a. 2, ^v. 
 (280) 
 
 ^ol. of 0fpuj,/t'ro, to bear ; f. 1. 
 ^ol. (piprrto. 
 'Eipeg, send upon, a. 2. imper. act. 
 of l^iTjpi. Th. V/;//t, or tw, to 
 send. 
 
 'E^tCTtg, f wc, »'/, a setting the mind 
 on, longing ; an actiim with ap- 
 peal from one court to another, 
 an appeal : fr. the same. 
 'E^tCTOf, ov, 6, E}>hesus, the name 
 of a city. 
 'EtpfffTTtpog, 6, >}, western, towards 
 
 evening : fr. tTri, 'iaTnpog. 
 'E<pe(T7rtro, he was attending, 3 
 sing. impf. Ion. fr. i(p's(TTropai, 
 poet. fr. k(pkiropai. Th. cTrtu, to 
 follow. 
 
 E0«(T<T«t, place, poet, for tcpttrai, 
 a. 1. imper. m. of i<ps^io or t^fw, 
 f. 1. i<pf(Tu), a. 1. m. i<ptiadpTjv, 
 poet. k(ptaadpi]v : thence t06(T- 
 adptvog, a. 1. part. m. Th. ctu. 
 'E0t<T(Tt(TOat, to be going to i)lace 
 or put upon, by the doubling of 
 the (T, for tipkataQai, f. 1. inf. m. 
 See tcptffcrai. 
 'E(j)k(TTa(Tav, they were standing 
 upon, 3 pi. impf. act. fr. t<pi<T- 
 TTjpi, for k<pi(JTi]pi, to stand over 
 or upon ; or by s}nc. for i^iard- 
 Ktiaav, 3 pi. plupf. : fr. 'iffrrjpi, 
 to set. 
 'E0£(Tr/?Ka, & icphroKa, ag, t, pf. 
 act. of tipiarrjpi, to stand over or 
 upon. 
 'E0e(Trtoc, o, //, at the hearth, at 
 home ; the head of a family; do- 
 mestic ; of the same house or 
 family ; a citizen ; a guest ; in- 
 mate : fr. tTri, taria. 
 'Etptarplg, icog, r), an upper gar- 
 ment, cloak, robe. Th, tw, or 
 'ivvvfiif to put on. 
 
 E4>H 
 
 'E0f<Trdira, by crasis for Itpecrrr}- 
 Kora, ace. sing. perf. part. act. of 
 £0i<rr?;/ii, to stand over or upon. 
 
 'E(pkTt]g, ov, 6, a chief, judge : fr. 
 e<pii)pi. 
 
 'EtptTpsiov, of commands, gen. pi. 
 Ion. for i<piTpCjv ; fr. 
 
 'EtptTpi), iig, >'/, a command, be- 
 hest, mandate, commissi" )n, pray- 
 er : fr. t<pir}pi, to send upon. 
 Th. t(o. 
 
 'E(l>tvptTt)g, ov, 6, an inventor: fr. 
 
 'E<psvpi<TKoj, to come upon, find, 
 meet, discover, obtain : fr. tTri, 
 tvpicTKu). 
 
 'Eptvpoi, he may have found, 3 
 sing. a. 2. opt. act. of t(pivpi(TKuj : 
 fr. tTri, tvpi(TKm, to find ; f. tup//- 
 awy perf. t'up^Ka, a. 2. tvpov. 
 
 ' E<pfipi6u) I'TO, poet, for t(pe\piuivTo, 
 3 pi. inijjf. of t<peil/idopat, to rail 
 at, insult, outrage : fr. tTri, tv//t- 
 dopai, or t\l>idopat, to hold con- 
 ference, chat together, amuse 
 oneself, sport : fr. t\pia, confer- 
 ence, sport. Th. tTTw, to say. 
 
 'E(pea)pa, 3 sing, imperf. act. of 
 t^npduj, to look upon : fr. cTri 
 opda>, to see ; impf. fwpaov, ojp, 
 f. dfTDj, perf. tujpaKa. 
 
 'E^r/, he said, 3 smg. a. 2. act. of 
 ^t]pl, to say. 
 
 'E(/.<//3atu, ai,'f. )j(Tai,to grow up to 
 manhood : & 
 
 'E0/;/3ia, ag, n), puberty : & 
 
 'E(pi)iiiic6v,oi', TO, that portion of 
 the youth arrived at puberty : & 
 
 'E(l>n'i3iKbg, i), ov, belonging to pu- 
 berty, youthful, blooming : & 
 
 '£0;//3oc, 6, //, Lat. ephehus, a per- 
 son grown to puberty, a youth 
 of 18 at Athens. Th. ?)/3/], youth, 
 puberty. 
 
 'Ecpi'ldopai, to take delight in any 
 thing, exult : fr. tTri, i'jdopai. 
 
 'E0/}K;a, ag, (, perf. act. of t<p'u]pi, 
 to send upon ; f. k<p7)<Tu). Th. V///ii 
 
 'E<pi]Kto, f. ^u>, to come to, come 
 up, arrive, reach to, belong to : 
 
 fr. tTTI, i/KW. 
 
 'E^/;Xaro, 3 sing. a. 1. m. of i(pdX- 
 Xopai, to spring upon. Th. dX- 
 Xopai, to leap. 
 
 'EtptjXtg, icog, i), a clasp, nail, fas- 
 tening : fr. tTri, ijXog, a nail. 
 
 'EpjXig, icog & loc;, //, a speckle in 
 the eye or face, arising from the 
 scorching of the sun, a freckle : 
 fr. tTri, i/Xioc, the sun. 
 
 'E(pijXog, 6, )';, fastened with nails, 
 marked with studs ; fr. tTri, »/- 
 Xog, a nail : also freckled, sun- 
 burnt ; fr. tTri, i'/Xiog, the sun. 
 
 'E(piipivog, resting upon, pres. pt. 
 fr. i(pi)pai, to sit or rest upon, 
 sit near : fr. tTri, TJaai. 
 
 'E^/z/ifptyw, f. (Tu), to pass the 
 
 whole day in or at : & 
 'Eipripepia, ag, i), a series, ar- 
 rangement, daily service, pe- 
 
 E4>e 
 
 riodical course, or ministry in 
 the temple, class of priests : & 
 
 'Ecptjpepiai, ai, turns, courses ; fr. 
 ttptjpipog, lasting a single day : 
 fr. tTri, I'jpspa, a day. 
 
 'Epjpepioi [ipoTot, men who en- 
 dure but a day, short-lived mor- 
 tals : fr. 
 
 'E<piipBpiog, o, y, the same as £^17- 
 pepog. 
 
 'E(pt)pepig, iSog, 1), ephem^ris, a 
 book in which the transactions 
 of each day are set down, a di- 
 ary, journal, calendar : & 
 
 'E(pi]pipog, 6, »'/, continuing for a 
 day only, transient, short-lived, 
 ephemeral, daily. Th. i)pkpa. 
 
 'E<pt]po(Tvtn], Tjg, //, same as t0£r- 
 pt), a mandate : fr. tTri, ta*. 
 
 'Eipiiv, »/c, 1], I said, a. 2. or im- 
 perf. of <p^]pt, to say. 
 
 'Ecptji'dptiv, uj, aTO, a. 1. m. of 
 (paivu), to show ; f. avio, perf. 
 Trkipayica. 
 
 'E(pr]vi, 3 sing, a, I. act. of the 
 same. 
 
 'EfpifTTTai, 3 sing. perf. pass. £0/)/i- 
 pai, ypai, TTTai, fr. k^dTTTopai, to 
 fasten oneself on, lay hold of. 
 Th. diTTopai, to touch. 
 
 'E(pi]ppo(Tt, adapted, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 act. of k<papp6iio ; fr. tTri, dppo- 
 ^u}, to adapt, fit. Th. dpu), to fit. 
 
 ''E<l}}i(Ta, a. 1. ind. act, of (ptjpi, to 
 say. 
 
 'E(pi](Tng, you will impel, 2 sing, 
 f. I. of kipiupi. Th. hjpi, to send. 
 
 ''E<pri(T9a, you were saying, by 
 yEol. paragoge for t(pnQ, 2 sing, 
 impf. of (pijpi, to say. 
 'EcptiaQtitv, by sync, for kiptjnOtirj- 
 (Tau, 3 pi. a, 1. opt. pass, fr. k<p- 
 ridop,ai, to take delight in any 
 thing : fr. tTri, i}copai, to be de- 
 lighted. Th. I'ldvg, sweet. 
 'E(pi]<Jopai, f. 1. m. of kcpitjpi, to 
 
 send upon ; fr. hjpi, to send 
 Th. £u>, the same : or fr. t0/;t^o- 
 pai, to take delight in any thing; 
 fr. i'lCofxai, to be delighted ; f. 
 i'laopai. Th. t'iCvg, sweet. 
 
 "EipOaKa, I have anticipated, pf. 
 act. of (pOdvu), to anticipate ; f. 
 <p6d(Tijj, a. 2. i<pQi]v. 
 
 'EcpOaKa, Dor. for k(]>9affa. 
 
 'i:i9dpnv, I perished, a. 2. pass, 
 of (pbtipoj, to destroy ; f. fpw, 
 perf. t(p9apKa, a. I. t^9tipa. 
 
 ''E<p9apKa, I destroyed : see the 
 above. 
 
 'E<l)9appkvog, having been de- 
 stroyed, part. perf. pass. t(p9ap- 
 pai, fr. the same verb. 
 
 ''E<p9aaa, ag, £,I anticipated, was 
 beforehand with, a. l.fr. tpOdvu), 
 f. <p9dcruj, as if fr. <pOdio. 
 
 'E(l>9kyyovTO, 3 pi, impf. of ^WEy- 
 yopai, to speak ; f. <p9ky^opai, 
 perf. f(p9iypai, pf. m. t(p9oyya. 
 
 'E<h9ky%ao. Ion. for t^Oty^'w, 2 
 (281) 
 
 sing. a. 1. m. & 
 
 'E<p9kylaTo, 3 smg. a, 1, m. of 
 the same verb. 
 
 "E^Oijv, I anticipated, a. 2. ind. 
 (tf ^^tti'tu, f. <p9dtTio ; fr. p9fjpi. 
 
 'E(p9ia9', for k(l)9iaT0, they were 
 destroyed, 3 pi. plupf. pass. 
 k(l>9ipi]v, (TO, TO, formed fr. 3 
 sing, by inserting a before to, fr. 
 (pOiopai, to be destroyed ; f. ^Ot- 
 aopai, perf. t(p9ip.ai. Th. (p9ku). 
 
 'E(p9iG9r]v, T}g, r], a. 1. ind. pass, 
 of (p9ivoj, to perish, perf. pass. 
 t<p9i(Tpai. Th. <p9ku). 
 
 *E00iro, he had perished, 3 sing, 
 plupf. pass. k(l)Bipi}v, ao, to, fr. 
 (p9iopai : fr. the same th. 
 
 "E^Oopa, I destroyed, perf. m. of 
 <p9iip\D, to destroy. Th. ^Otw, 
 the same. 
 
 'E<p9bg, /), ov, boiled, baked, cook- 
 ed : fr. fi//w, to cook ; f. k^i)ao). 
 
 'E<pidXX<x), or £TrtaXXo;, f. Xoi, perf. 
 Xkg, to send to or upon, lay 
 hands upon : fr. £Tri, laXXtu. 
 
 'E(pidXTi)g, ov, 6, Ephialtes, a pro- 
 per name ; also the distressing 
 sensation, when one in his sleep 
 imagines a heavy load pressing 
 upon him ; incubus, nightmare : 
 fr. tTri, dXXopai, to leap. 
 
 'E^idffi, 3 pi. pres. ind. of kcpitipif 
 to send upon. Th. t;//xt, to send. 
 
 'E<ptypkvog, perf. part. pass, of 
 k<piKvkopai, to come upon, assail: 
 fr. tTri, iKvkopai, to come ; f. 1^0- 
 /iat, perf. lypai, a. 2.m, iKopijv. 
 
 'E<piei, 3 sing. impf. fr. k<piku), for 
 k(f)ii]pi, to send or hurl upon. 
 Th. eoj, to send. 
 
 E* IE AX'S, i^og, y, a little knob, 
 
 bud, or similar ornament in a 
 
 crown. 
 
 'E(piepai, to long for, desire, aim 
 
 at, enjoin, command, impf. k<pie- 
 
 u/;r,pres. pt. k(fikp(vog : fr.tTTt, 
 
 iepai, pass. fr. iijpi, to send. 
 
 'E^ikptv &. k(pikpevai. Dor. for 
 
 'E(pikvai, pres. hif. of k<piript, 
 
 send upon : fr. 'inpn. Th. tw. 
 
 'E^itrrar, 3 pi. impf. of the same. 
 
 ' E(pil,dvix), & 'E<pilio, to sit at, 
 
 near, or upon, rest upon, pre 
 
 to 
 
 side 
 
 fr. 
 
 tTTI, 
 
 li^dvuj, to sit. 
 
 Th. 
 
 V^w, the same. 
 
 'E(piWf^a,ag,d, Dor.for t0i^ov<ra, 
 rjg, 1), sitting upon: fr. the same. 
 
 'E<pitjpi, to send to or upon, lay 
 upon, impose, hurl against, loos- 
 en, relax, yield, incite, urge a- 
 gainst, impel, commission, per- 
 mit, visit with, inflict ; f. rjffct, 
 perf. ijKa : fr. tTri, hjpi, to send. 
 Th. £u>, the same. 
 
 'E<pit}Ti, Dor. for k<l>ir](n, he per- 
 mits, 3 sing. pres. ind. act. fr. 
 the same. 
 
 'E^iKuVw, same as k<piKvkopai. 
 
 ' E(piKk<T9aL, a. 2. mf. m. of k<ptK- 
 vkopai, to come upon, &c. ; f. 
 
 m 
 
E4>I 
 
 l<pi^o^ai, a. 2. m. t^ifco^/jv, ov, 
 tTo : fr. fiTTt, iKi^eo^ai, to come. 
 *E(piKvsoixat, oi'^aij to come upon, 
 overtake, assail, reacli to, attain, 
 pass over, traverse : see t<pi- 
 
 'E<piKTuQ, ijf bv, capable of bein^ 
 reached, accessible, attainable ; 
 OffOV IfpLKTOV, or ijJQ l(piK~bv, to 
 the best of one's power : fr. t(p 
 iKveofxai : see i(piK's(TOai. 
 
 'EipiXdOtp, Dor. for t(pi\T]6eu. 
 
 'E<piXd(7a, ac, f, pl. t(pi\d(rav, a. 
 1. Dor. for e(pi\T](Ta, ag, c, & 
 tipiXritTaVf fr. (piXsiOy to love. Th, 
 ^iXog, a friend. 
 
 *E0t\aro, 3 sing. a. 1. m. as if fr. 
 (piXofxaif to love, a. 1. iniper. m. 
 (fiXaij a. 1. part. (piXdfitvoQ; also 
 impf. pass. fr. <piXj]^ii ; t»r bv 
 s^Tic. fr. the regularly formed 
 a. 1. m. t(piXrj(Tdfi7]i', a>, aro ; so 
 0l\at, a. 1. iniper. m. for ^tX//- 
 aai ; fr. ^iXtoj, to love. Th. <pi 
 Xof, a friend. 
 
 'E<piXeTO, he was loved, impf. fr. 
 (piXofxai, for (piXsuj, to love. 
 
 *E<piXtvVy Dor. for fc^tXovv, 3 pi. 
 impf. of (piXko). Th. tpiXog. 
 
 'E0iX/;0£y, Bueot. sync. fort^tX/;- 
 OqaaVy 3 pi. a. 1. ind. pass, of 
 the same verb & th. 
 
 'E(piXijrra, ag, c, a. 1. ind. act. fr. 
 the same. 
 
 'EtpiX veiKovv, 3 pi. impf. of 0i- 
 XovftKEw, to brawl, contend ; f. 
 rirroj : fr. <piXog, vtiKog. 
 
 'E(j)iXo(T6(pq(Taf ag^t, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of fiXo(To<psti)y to i)hilosophise, 
 love wisdom : fr. ^i\og, rro^og. 
 
 'E(piixupu)y same as t/ueipw, to pine 
 for, regret, desire ; f. pa), perf. 
 Ka, a, 1. pass. \fiii)6tjv, tjq, tj. 
 
 'Efinepog^ 6, r), engaging, charm- 
 ing, desirable : fr. tiri, 'ifxtpoQ. 
 
 'E^iTTTTftof, 6, »7, belonging to or 
 used by horsemen, equestrian 
 & 
 
 'E(p'nnriov, 'E^imrsioi', ov, rby a 
 saddle : & 
 
 'E^iTTTTog, o, r), mounted on horse- 
 back, equestrian, a horseman : 
 ir. tiriy iTTTrog. 
 
 *E^i7r7roTo^6TT]g, ov, 6, that uses 
 the bow on horseback, mounted 
 archer : fr. Irri, 'iTTTrog, to^ou. 
 
 'E^iTTT-a/iat, to fly to, pounce up- 
 on : fr. iTTi, cTrrz/jut. 
 
 'E^iacei, sits upon, broods over, 
 Dor. for itpi^ei, 3 sing. pres. ind, 
 act. fr. i0(i^w. 
 
 *E0/'(Tr»/, 3 sing. impf. Or for i0t- 
 trraOi, sit over, pres. imper. fr. 
 
 'E(piTTi]ij.i, to put or set uf)on, 
 stand upon or over, pursue dili- 
 gently, be intent upon, ])reside, 
 set or appoint over, come upon 
 suddenly, surprise, be at hand, 
 impend, stop, restrain ; f. tTrt- 
 (TTfjaw, perf. i(pk<TTif]Ka, pf. part. 
 
 E4>0 
 
 i<pt(TTi]Ku)gy orog, by crasis £^c-| 
 (jTojg, a. 2. ind. act. kTrkarrjif, »;c>l 
 1], 1 surprised, with a dat. a. 2. 
 imper. i7ri(rTt]9i, i)tio, a. 2. subj. 
 tTTKTTtjjyyg, y, a. 2. i)art. tTriardt;, 
 livTog, f. g. tTriaTacra, ijg : 'E(pi- 
 (jTaaOai, mid. to place one's self 
 at or near, stand upon, at, or 
 over, preside, halt : fr. tTrJ, iari}- 
 fiiy to set. 
 
 'E<piCJ(ni^, 3 pi. pres. subj. act. fr. 
 t<pii]fti. 
 
 'EfpXacoVy I outbavvled, a. 2. ind. 
 act. of ^Xa^w, to speak inarticu- 
 lately. 
 
 'E^Xt^ff, ag, e, I consumed, a, 1. 
 ind. of d>\kyio, to burn ; f. ^w, 
 perf. 7rt(pXe\a, perf. pass, ttb- 
 (})\tyfiai, a. 1. pass. i(p\kxQi]v. 
 
 'E(p\'c\Qti, lie burnt, was con- 
 sumed, 3 sing. a. 1. pass, of the 
 same. 
 
 ' E(pnl3r]0ti^, they were frightened, 
 Boeot. sync, for t<po[iiiOt}(Tav, 3 
 pi. a. 1. pass. Ifpoj^^fi^l))!', tjg, tj, 
 of 0o/3£w, to alarm ; f. »/<tw, perf. 
 7rs(p6^3ilKa. Th. (p'ejSufXin, to fear, 
 ])erf. m. 7r£0(t/3a. 
 
 'E<p6[3i](ra, ag, i, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 the same verb. 
 
 'E(po^tvii), to go round, go the 
 nightly rounds, patrol, ins}>ect, 
 pass through, explore, lead the 
 way ; f. tvcruj : fr. tTri, bcog. 
 
 'E(po^iaZnJ, f. dcTio, to furnish pro- 
 visions for a journey, equip : fr. 
 
 'E(p('iCiov, ov, rb, provisions for a 
 journey, expenses for an army, 
 assistance : fr. 
 
 'EipoSog, ov, if, way or means, 
 access, application, approach ; 
 inroad, incursion, invasion ; un- 
 dertaking ; adj. 6, r), to which 
 there is a wav, accessible : fr. 
 fcTTi, b^bg, a way. 
 
 'EfpoiTa, for t(poiTaf, he was going, 
 3 sing. impf. of 0oiraa>, f. tjctuj, 
 to go. 
 
 'Efpoirtj, Dor. for t^oiVa, or 3 
 sing. impf. fr. (poirtjfii. 
 
 'E(p6XKaiov, ov, rb, the helm, 
 rudder : & 
 
 'E^oXfcic, i^og, y, a boat towed 
 along by a vessel, trawl- boat, 
 baggage : & 
 
 'E^oXjco^, o, »), attractive, prolix: 
 fr. t(pkXKio. 
 
 'E0o/iapr6w, w, f. rjtTO), to follow, 
 come next : fr. €7ri, bfiapTtm. 
 
 'E<p6vivat, he killed, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 act. of ^oi/etftu. Th. ^ai/uj, to kill, 
 perf. m. iritpova. 
 
 'EtporrXi^ix), to arm, prepare, liar- 
 ness ; f. aio, ])eH". t<po')rrXiKa, a. I. 
 ind. act. t(pioTrXifTa, ag, (, a. 1. 
 inf. act. l^o-rrXiaai : & 
 
 ' E0o7rXi(TojU£0a, we will get ready, 
 1 pi. f. 1. ind, poet, of the same : 
 fr. tTTi, brrXi^io. Th. oirXov. 
 
 'E(pooariKbg, //, bv, capable of in- 
 (282) 
 
 E^>Y 
 
 specting or overlooking : fr. 
 
 *E0opatu, aJ, f. t(popd'<Tu), pf. Itpew- 
 pCiKa, to look on, behold, observe, 
 visit, inspect : fr. tTri, bpatv. 
 
 'E0opf(«, ag, ?/, inspection, the 
 ottice of the Ephori : fr. the same 
 th. 
 
 'Etpontig, you were w(>aring, 2sing. 
 impf. ind. act. ni'^opiio, to carry. 
 Th. (pipio, to bear. 
 
 'E^oof rv,they were wearing. Dor. 
 for itpopnvv, of (pooiio. 
 
 'E.fpontvio, to be one of the Ephori, 
 head of the Ephori : fr. ttftopog. 
 
 E.<l>onpdOeig, svroQ, Dor. for t^o^- 
 fiijOtig, a. 1. part. pass. fr. 
 
 'E^op/iaw, f i/(Ta», perf. t0<.'i<)/i//K-a, 
 a. 1. inf. pass. t(pupiJLtjBtji'ui, to 
 cause to rush upon, stir uj), ex- 
 cite, impel ; rush upon, attack : 
 fr. iTTi, op^aw, to rush. 'Vh.bpni). 
 
 'E<poppfio,u), f. Tjnio, to be or ride 
 at anchor, watch the motions of 
 another, lie in wait (like pirates, 
 who lie at anchor before ports, 
 to wait for wealthy traders) ; 
 blockade : fr. tTri, oppog. 
 
 'Ecpoppt), tjg, t'l, an attack, way to 
 attack, access: fr. IttI, bufiij. 
 
 'E^QppiiaanBai, to have attacked; 
 a. 1. hif. m. fr. t^onuaw. 
 Ltpopcg, 01', o, an inspector, over- 
 seer, superintendent ; tipopoi, 
 Ephori, chief magistrates of La- 
 cedajmon: fr, t^otiatu, to look on, 
 observe ; fr, iiri, bocut). 
 
 "E^ocror, for i(f oaov, as much as, 
 as far as. 
 
 'V.^pacov, I said, a. 2 ind. of 
 <Ppa.'Coj, to say; f. crio, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 111. l<ppd(TaQ' for tfppciaaTo. 
 
 'EtppaOa, 7)g, r), tlie name of a 
 city ; in Hebr. signif. bearing 
 fruit. 
 
 'E0pat/i, 6, the name of the second 
 son of Joseph ; also the name of 
 a city, undeclined, & in Hebr. 
 signif. propagating itself. 
 
 'EfppaKa, ag, f,ii pi. f0»»«^aj', a. 1. 
 ind. act. of <pnd(T(Tio, or ttu>, f. 
 ^uj, to fence, shut up. 
 
 'E.<ppd<raQ\ for i(ppdffaTo, he 
 thought, 3 sing. a. 1. m. oi'fpdlujy 
 to say ; f. au), a. 2. t^padov. 
 
 'E(ppacre, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. & 
 
 'E^pd(T<Tai'T0, they consulted, 3pl. 
 a. I. poet, (by doubling a) of 
 the same verb. 
 
 'E<pnvdTTiTo, 3 sing, imperf. of 
 (pnvaTTOfiai, to mutter. 
 
 "EcppvKa, ag, c, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 <ppvyio, or 0p»''(T<Tw, f. ^uj, to 
 scorch. 
 
 'E^v, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. of 
 <pvpi. Til. (pvio, to be by nature, 
 to be. 
 
 'E^j'/3pi^w, to insult, affront, de- 
 ride, scorn ; f. iau), perf. t^v- 
 /3pifca : fr. tTri, v/3pt^a;. Th. v- 
 ftptg. 
 
 EXA 
 
 'E<pvj3pi(Trog, 6, ?/, contumelious, 
 
 reproachful, insulted : fr. the 
 
 above. 
 'E(pvyoy,tg, e, I fled, a. 2. ind. act. 
 
 3 pi. t<pvyo(Tav, Nelicm. xiii. 10. 
 
 of (ptvyu), to fly ; f. ^u>, perf. m. 
 
 TTitpei'ya for 7r£<pvya. 
 *E<pvyo(TaVy see t(}>vyov. 
 'Etpucpoc, 6, }), waterv, rainv : fr. 
 
 tTTl, VCwp. 
 
 *E<pvr], he was bom, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 ind. pass. fr. (pvu), or <pvpi, to be 
 bom. 
 
 'EcpvXa^a, ag, £, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 (pvXd(T<Tio, or rrtu, to guard ; f. 
 Koi, perf. 7rt<pi)Xaxa. 
 
 'Etpvpfioj, u), f. r/o-w, to chaunt, 
 address a song to, celebrate : <!v: 
 
 'E<pvixviov, TO, an ode sung after 
 
 ^a hymn : fr. tTri, vpvku). 
 
 ''E(pvv, vg, V, a. 2. & t^uv, by s^iic. 
 for t<pvaai', 3 pi. a. 2. of (Itv^u, 
 fr. (pvuj, to be by nature. 
 
 'E^v7repUe,Si 9£i',adv.from above, 
 
 over and above, besides: fr. tTri, 
 
 VTrtpOe. Th, virfn, su/yer, above. 
 
 'Ecpvpov, were moistening, 3 pi. 
 
 impf. of tpvpw, to wet ; f. pu>, 
 .<^ol. tpvnffio. 
 'E<pv(Ta, 3 sing. impf. act. of <pv- 
 
 (xdu), to puff, inflate. 
 'E(pv(riJ)9t}(Tau, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. pass. 
 
 of ^vffiouj, to inflate ; f, oWcu, pf. 
 
 TTttpvaUoKa : fr. the same. 
 'E(pv(T(Ttj, Dor. for t<l>v<T(Ta,3 sing. 
 
 impf. fr. (pvacrdio, for (pvadio. 
 'E((>vr(, 2 pi. imperf. act. See 
 
 ^vfii, to be born. 
 'E(pLfTtv(T\for l<pvTev(Te,he plant- 
 ed, 3 sing. aor. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 <pvrtvio, to plant. Th. <puoj. 
 "EifxpaQa, a Syriac word, be open 
 
 ed, Mark vii. 34. 
 'E(pu)i'ttv, 3 s. impf. ind. act. of 
 
 (pioveio, to speak. Th. (pujpij. 
 'E(pioTi(TOtjp, tjg, jj, a, l.ind. pass. 
 
 of (pioTi^uj, to illuminate; f. i(Tio, 
 
 perf. 7re<pu)TiKa : fr. (I>uig, (pturbg, 
 
 rb, light. Th. <pduj, to shine. 
 'Exadov, ig, e,^l gaped, a. 2. ind. 
 
 act. of x«^<«'> ^- X"'^^^ to gape. 
 'Exaipop, eg, t, imperf. of x^^P^t 
 
 to rejoice ; f. X'^P^y P^^'f- i^^X^^P- 
 
 Ka, a. 1. m. i.xripdp.t]v. 
 'ExaXdnQtjv, t]g, t], a. 1. ind. pass. 
 
 of x«Xaa;, to loosen ; f. daw, 
 
 perf. KixdXaKa. 
 ' ExaXi7rr]va, I was angry, crabb- 
 ed, a. 1. ind. act. of xaX^TrajVw: 
 
 fr. ^aXcTToc, difficult, heavy. Th. 
 
 X^iXtTTTio, to hurt. 
 
 E\avov, I gaped, a. 2. ind. act. 
 
 of xati'w, to gape ; f. avCb, a. 1. 
 
 Tx'/'^^j perf. m. Kixi^'a. 
 
 E\apdKov, for ix^P^'^^^y 3 sing. 
 
 impf. ;ict. of ;;^ap«K"ou>, to throw 
 
 EXE 
 
 'Exapaffffov, they were engrav- 
 ing, 3 pi. impf. of x(ipd(T<Tio. 
 
 'Exdp/;i', i]g, t], 3 pi. ixdptjffav, 
 they were glad ; a. 2. ind. pass, 
 of X'^^P^' 
 
 ' ExapiffOrjv, tjg, ?/, a. 1. ind. pass, 
 of x^^piKopai, to gratify ; f. i^o- 
 /xai. Th. X"P'e- 
 
 'Exf, show, pres. iniper. act. txd', 
 impeif. Ion. for tlx^v, 3 sing, 
 imperf. of t^w, to have. 
 
 'Ex^a, I poured, for tx^^'^^^^- ^^ 
 ind. act. of x«w, to pour ; f. x* v- 
 (Ta>, a. 1. txtvaa, tx^va, & fx^a. 
 
 'Ex^yyvog, 6, t), worthy of be- 
 lief, who keeps his engagements, 
 guaranteed, pledged, firm : fr. 
 tX<*>, «yyt'//, a pledge, security. 
 
 'ExkOiffiog, b, t'l, having the pas- 
 sions under control, prudent : 
 fr. ex**'' 6vp,6g. 
 
 'Exm^ tTr' fpyoiffiv dpxpi r« (iov- 
 Xu7g, to have (oneself) in em- 
 ployment, or about plans ; to be 
 engaged in business, or in plan- 
 ning something ; tx^iv for tiuai, 
 to be, be occupied ; and for di- 
 oiKe7v, to administer. 
 
 a trench round: fr. x"P«s, «ko(;, 
 6, a trench or mound by which 
 camps are commonly fortified, 
 Th. x«pdo'(rw, f. ^w, to engrave. 
 
 'Exiiporoi'TjQr), 3 sing. a. 1. pass, 
 of x^H^OTOpino, to elect by suf- 
 frage, &c. : fr. x*'P' Teii'io. 
 
 'Exifiiv, Ion. ^ Dor. Ix^ptvai for 
 tx^iv ; pres. inf. act. ir. tx^t to 
 have. 
 
 'Ex^^ova, ace. sing. fr. 'Ex£/iwv, 
 ovog, 6, a proper name. 
 
 'Exsv, he was having. Ion. for 
 ctxci', 3 sing, imperf. or Dor. 
 for txfij', inf. of txu). 
 
 'Extfifig, tcog, //, eclieneis, a fish 
 which we call lamprey, the Ro- 
 mans remora, from its supposed 
 power of obstructing the sailing 
 of vessels ; adj. holding or de- 
 taining a ship or ships: fr. tx^*i, 
 vt]vg. 
 
 "Exfo, pres. imper. pass. Ion. for 
 tx^v ; fr. the same verb. 
 
 'Exf^TttvKi)g, iog, b, r), & rb ix^- 
 TTtvKeg, bitter as pitch, bitter, 
 deadly : fr. tx'*^? irevKt], 
 
 *Ex€0''C€, Ion. or poet, for tlxf ', 3 
 sing, imperf. of txw. 
 
 Ex^f^Topog, b, t'l, that brings 
 sighs and tears, woe-bearing, 
 destructive : fr. tx(ti, ffrkvio, to 
 groan. Th. arrevog. 
 
 "Exer' for ctxcro, Ion. 3 sing, im- 
 perf. pass, of t xw, to have, hold ; 
 or f x*j for f txf, & TE enclit. 
 
 Ex^Ttju, they two were holding, 
 for tix^Ttjv ; dual imperf. act. 
 eixoi', of tx^- 
 
 'ExfTijg, ov, b, rich, opulent : fr. 
 iX<'^j to have. 
 
 'Ex^i'X'/, '/c» V> a plough-tail, 
 handle ; Trapd to tx^'^^^h ^^- 
 cause it is held in the hand Th. 
 
 jx^' 
 
 'Ex^Tog, ov, b, a proper name. 
 (283j 
 
 EX0 
 
 "Ex^va, I poured, 3 pi. tx^vav ; 
 a. 1. ind. act. of x«u> ; f. xtt'ffw, 
 
 a. 1. txtvffa, txtva, & tx^a. 
 'ExevuTu, he poured, 3 sing. a. I. 
 
 m. fr. txfva, a. 1. act. 
 'Ex^ippoftg, nom. pi. fr. tx^^pwr. 
 
 iiXf^pf'^iwy, ii<lv. prudmtly : fr. 
 'Exi<ppujv, oi'og, b, >/, that keeps 
 
 the mind under control, conside- 
 rate, prudent : fr. tx^^j to have, 
 
 & <ppi)v, the mind. 
 'Exupa, a. 1. ind. act. of x«'P^^j 
 
 to rejoice ; f. pui. 
 '^"XVQi you should have, 2 sing. 
 
 in-es. subj. act. of t x^. 
 ' ExOaipovTi, Dor. for ixOaipovm, 
 ^ they hate ; 3 pi. pres. fr. 
 'Ex^aipw, f apio, a. 1. txOtjpa, to 
 
 hate, abhor, pursue with hatred. 
 
 Th, tx^og. 
 'Ex^a, he hates, 3 sing. pres. fr. 
 
 tx^io, to hate : fr. the same th. 
 'Ex^iig, same as x^ff, yesterday, 
 
 adv. fr. tx^f^^^h to adhere, be 
 
 contiguous. 
 'ExOnpeu, he may have hated, 3 
 
 sing. a. 1. opt. act. ^Eol. for 
 
 kx^ifpai, of tx^aipoj. 
 'ExOiipio, I should have hated, 
 
 a. 1. subj. act. of the same. 
 'Ex9t)(T0fiai, I shall hate; f. 1. m. 
 
 of ixOduofiat, as if fr. ixOiouat. 
 
 Th. ix(^og. 
 'ExOiovivg, adv. more inimically. 
 'ExOicTTog, J], ov, most hating or 
 hated, superlat. fr. tx^pof, hated, 
 conip. ix^iiov : fr. the same th. 
 'Ex^o^orrkb), Cj, f. tjcfio, to alter- 
 cate, utter noisy and angry 
 words, be hated or odious : fr. 
 'ExOocoirbg, t), bv, odious, hateful, 
 hostile; as if txOoonbg, by pleon. 
 of the S: fr tx^^c, hatred, & b-,p, 
 birbg, t), the sight or voice; one 
 whom it is irksome to look on or 
 address. Th. biTTopai, to see. 
 Some have conjectured fr. tx^^C 
 & coviriio, so as to mean noisy 
 anger, that finds vent in and 
 uttei-s angry words. 
 "ExQofxai, to be hated, bo hateful 
 
 or odious ; pass, of t x^**^- 
 *EXBOS, €oe, Tb, hatred, enmity, 
 antipathy, dislike ; as if fr. txo- 
 fiai, to hold off, keep aloof from: 
 as love is the mother of social 
 intercourse, so hatred of the re- 
 verse. 
 'Ex^pa, ag, t), Ion. 'Ex^pyj, en- 
 mity, hostility, hatred ; prop, 
 feiii. of tx^pog. 
 'Ex^p^M'w, to hate, hold in aver- 
 sion, pei'secute. Hence 
 'Ex^pavTfog, a, ov, verb. adj. to 
 
 be hated : & 
 'ExOpti'iio, f. tixTii), to be a foe or 
 
 enemy, be hated : fr. f x^P^* 
 ' Ex^poda'iintiv, ovog, 6, if, hated 
 by the gods, detested of heaven: 
 fr. ix^pbg, Saifiiov. 
 
EXP 
 
 *Ex9p6Kivog, 6, 17, hostile to 
 
 strangers : fr. t\GpbCf ^ivog. 
 
 'Ex^poQy d, bv, odious, hateful, 
 
 hostile: fr. tx^og^toq, to, haired. 
 
 'Ex^^poTarog, ij, ov, most odiOus, 
 
 hated ; poet, for ix()>-<^Tog, su- 
 
 perl. fr. the above. 
 
 'ExGoi, f. r;cra>, & mid. txQojxai, 
 
 to hate. 
 'Exi^va, r]Q, 1), a viper ; fr. tx^^g- 
 
 also the name of a woman. 
 'Ex'^viov, ov, TO, a little viper, 
 or the young of a viper : dimin. 
 fr. ix^g. 
 'EXTN02, OV, 1), echinus, a hedge- 
 hog, sea-urchin> fr. the thorns 
 with which tx^Tai, it is encom- 
 passed ; the middle stomach in 
 ruminating animals, fr. an ima- 
 ginary resemblance in the rough- 
 ness to these creatures ; also a 
 kind of pot-herb ; kettle or pot ; 
 chest or box. 
 'Ex^oSrjKTog, 6, r), bitten or stung 
 by a viper ; fr. fx'^c, <^»i»cr6c, fr. 
 3 s. pf. ind. pass, of daKVio. 
 EXIS, tog or eujg, 6, a viper. 
 Hence tx^^^va, & kx^^^'*-^^- 
 'Exfict, UTog, TO, a tie, any thing 
 that fastens or joins ; a hindrance 
 or obstacle ; inclosure, frame ; 
 rock ; stone put under a ship to 
 steady it : the same as oxf^ct- 
 Th. txio, to hold. 
 'ExoKTa, Dor. for tx^vaa, having ; 
 
 pres. part. f. g. fr. tx'*'- 
 'ExoXwce, he roused to anger, 3 
 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of x^^ow. 
 Th. x*^^^» anger. 
 'Exo/ifv, 1 pi. pres. ind. of tx<^- 
 'Exonivr], rjg, 1), the day after to- 
 morrow, as if joining on with 
 to-morrow. Th, txoftai, or tx*^- 
 'Exofiivog, joining on, near to, 
 contiguous, subsequent, next, 
 
 pres. part, of txo^ai ; ixofxtvai 
 KU)fi07r6\6ig, Mark i. 38, near or 
 neighbouring villages. 
 
 'Exov, for tlx"'^-> ^ *^'"r?- ^'^ 3 pi. 
 impf. ind. act. fr. f x*"? ^^ have. 
 
 'ExovO' for txovTU, ace. sing, 
 part. pres. act. of same verb. 
 
 'ExovTi, Dor. for txovai, they 
 have. 
 
 'ExovTiiJv, Att. for £x^^'»><^"*'> ^^^' 
 pi. part. pres. act. for 3 pi. pres. 
 imper. of tx^- 
 
 'ExopTdaQrjaav, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. 
 pass, of xop7-d^(u, to feed on 
 grass or herbage, fill full, satis- 
 fy ; f. d(Ta>, perf. Kix^pT^*^^' i^'* 
 XopTog, grass. 
 
 'Exp(iov, a. 2. act. of ypauo;, to 
 wound slightly, as fr. ttuvio, 
 iiraov. Or imperf. fr. xp«*«'» to 
 pollute, lend, prophesy ; or by 
 tmesis for t^kxpaov. 
 
 'Exp«<^ vro, Ion. for sxP^^vro, 3 
 pi. imperf. fr. xp^ofxai, to use. 
 
 'Expnv, imperf. fr. xPVt »* is fit. 
 
 EXQ 
 
 impers. ; infin. xp^l*'"*- 
 'Exp^;<Td)ti£Oa, 1 pi. a. 1. ind. m. 
 
 ixpij<ycifitjv, u), aTO, of xP^ofiai, 
 
 to use ; f. xph'^ofxai, pert". k^xP'?" 
 
 fiai. Th. XP'^'^j to lend. 
 'ExpnfT9i]v,iig, J], & in3pl.tXP^^ 
 
 aOt]<jav, a. 1. ind. pass, of XP"*^> 
 
 to j)roi)hesy. 
 'ExpJ/ro, Ion. for ixpciTO, 3 sing. 
 
 imperf. of xp^ofiai. 
 'Expievjhe was anointing, 3 sing. 
 
 imperf. fr. xP"^j ^^ anomt ; f. 
 
 t(T(u, perf. icfXP"^"' 
 'Expio'f, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 the same. 
 'Expoviffa, ag, e, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 Xpovi^oj, to delay. 
 'ExpoiJJVTO, poet, for IxpCJvTo, 3 
 
 pi. imperf. pas.s. of xP^^t^^h 
 
 atfxai, to use. Th. xpcuo. 
 'Ex''";, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. pass, of 
 X^w, or x^^5 to pour. 
 
 'ExvOni'^ ^e- ^/' I ^^'^s poured ; a. 
 I. ind. pass, of the same verb. 
 
 j»l. pluperf. pass. Ion. for Iksxv- 
 fitjv, & hkxvvTO, the augment 
 being taken away, of x"^*^* *• 
 X»'o"w, perf. pass. Ksxvfiai. 
 'EXYPO'S, d, ov, fortified, firm, 
 strong, secure, safe ; ox^poc, the 
 
 same : fr. tx^* *" ^^"^^ *"^*'- 
 'Exvpooj, u>, f. wo-w, to fortify, 
 
 strengthen : & 
 'Ex«'pu>C, adv. safely, firmly : fr. 
 
 ixvpog. 
 "EXQ, to have, hold, obtain, di- 
 rect ; to have (property), pos- 
 sess ; 01 f xovrec, the rich ; have 
 (a home), occupy, inhabit ; have 
 (in one's power), be able, dare ; 
 have (in the mind), remember, 
 know ; have (under one's inile) 
 manage, govern, resist, with- 
 stand ; have (a disposition to- 
 wards), be afTected or disposed 
 (towards) ; hold back, detain ; 
 
 pres. opt. txoifJ^iy & i" 3 pi, 
 txouv, imperf. dxov, tg, f, (ta- 
 king I for its augment,) f. c^tu, 
 & fTxri<rio,ir. disused ax^^ > P^^f 
 tax^KU, a. 2. t^xov, ig, (, a, 2. 
 imper. trx*?' ^- 2- subj. crxu), yc^ 
 y ; combined with adv. adj. or 
 particip. it stands for a corre- 
 sponding verb ; tv, KoKutg tx^^^t 
 to be well ; dcvvciTixjg tx<*>, 1 am 
 not able ; opf^CJg txfi, it is right ; 
 o'vTdjg «X*'> it is so ; ovTwg t x**^ 
 TTjg yvu)fiiig, I am of this opinion ; 
 <jjg fixe T-dxovff, as quickly as he 
 could ; Tov d' uTiixwaag tx*^ ^'^ 
 has treated him with insult ; 
 fiaOojv tx*^> ^ have learnt ; ix<^ 
 Oav^daag, I wonder at ; tlxov 
 i'lnvxog^ I was silent, Eur. Suppl. 
 305. dfi({)l CtXirvov tix**'» ^^^ ^^'^^ 
 supping; Trapovaiav tx^^J^jSoph. 
 Aj. 540, to be present ; tijxtiv, 
 to be honoured ; airiav, to be ac- 
 (284) 
 
 cused ; Oavfia, to wonder at ; 
 ^joo^oi', to inin a race ; CiKtjv, to 
 be punished ; icaicd, to suffer ill; 
 oKTirtp tlx^v, just as he was. 
 The particle tx^i' is sometimes 
 redundant; tL KVTrTdKnQ txi^v] 
 why do you loiter ? \iipt~ig tx^J', 
 you trirte. 'Exofiai, pass. & mid. 
 with a gen., to be conversant 
 with, pei-severe in, ai)ply one- 
 self to, hold to, stick to, be ob- 
 noxious to, incur, succeed, be 
 next in succession or proximity. 
 See txdfitvog. 
 'ExiovTi, Dor. for tx^^h they 
 should liave ; 3 pi. pres. subj. fr. 
 
 'Ex^'^P^h 3 sing, imperf. act. of 
 
 Xojptuj, to approach, go. 
 'Exwcraro, he was angry, 3 sing. 
 
 a. 1. m. of x**^of^(i'^ 5 *• x^^^h^^) 
 
 a. 1. part. m. x^^^^dfitvog. 
 'Exio(tOi)v, i]g, 1], 1 was heaped 
 
 up ; a. 1. ind. pass, of x^w* 
 
 whence x<«>^'»'i'<«'jOr xwi^vy/xt; f. 
 
 XO)fTio. Th. x^*^i to heap up. 
 'Ei//a6>d\aro, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. m. 
 
 of \l/ai)d\\u), to touch, touch 
 
 filthily : fr. ^da», to touch. 
 'E\pd\aTai, Ion. for i^paXfiivoi 
 
 tlai, 3 pi. perf. ind. pass, of 
 
 y^dWui, to play on, touch gently; 
 
 f. aXu), perf. tv/zaXjca. 
 "Ev//aro, he touched, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 
 m. of iTTiu, to handle. 
 "E\pfai, for fv//y, 2 sing. f. 1. of 
 
 STTOfiai, to follow. Th. eVtu, the 
 
 same. 
 "Ei^ftr, Ion. & poet, exptiv, pres. 
 
 inf. act. fr. txluo, to cook. 
 
 "E\l/tTai, 3 sing. f. 1. m. & e-^tcT' 
 9a I, f. 1. infin. ra. of tnofjiai, to 
 follow. 
 
 'ExI/tvdtTO, 3 sing, imperf. pass, 
 fr. \ptvSofiai. Th. ^ti'^^w. 
 
 'E\piva9i](Tav, 3 pi. a. I. ind. pass. 
 fr. ^ev^it), to lie ; f. aio, a. 1. 
 t^p(V(Ta ; hence i\l/iv(TU), 2 sing. 
 a. 1. ind. m. 
 
 'Expkoj, f. rjffu). Ion. for ti^w. 
 
 'E^/z/Xd^j/rra, ag, £, a. 1 . of ypT}\a- 
 ipdio, to handle. 
 
 "El// r;/ia,arog,r6, anything boiled, 
 pottage, broth, stewed meat : & 
 
 "E^ijffig, iojg, ti, a cooking, boil- 
 ing, digestion : & 
 
 'E\l/t]Ti)g, ov, b, a cook : & 
 
 'Exl/rjTbg, /), bv, boiled, cooked ; 
 subst. a kind of little fish : all 
 fr. perf. pass, of «i//a>, to cook. 
 
 'Expia, ag, 1), a colloquy, conver- 
 sation, sport. Th. tTTtu. 
 
 'E»//tdao-^at, by poet, pleon. for 
 ti|/trif (T0«i, to feast, converse, say; 
 pres. inf. m. of ti//idw, fr. t»//w, 
 f. of tTToi, to sav. 
 
 'E-^i9vpi(TCofitv, Dor. for Ixl^iOvpi- 
 ^o/itv,l pl.impf. act.of 4/it^t'pt'^w, 
 to whisper. Th. \pi0vpog. 
 
 'E\f^i6wvTo, poet. Si, Ion. for t<pi- 
 
 I 
 
 EQM 
 
 wvro, 3 pi. imperf. of i>pidofiai, 
 
 to hold conference. Th. tTTw. 
 'E\l/vxay<^yii, 3 s. impf. act. of 
 
 »^ux«yt«>y£w, to bend or allure 
 
 the mind : fr. ypvxn, the mind, 
 
 & dya», to lead. 
 'Exl/vxov, imperf. act. fr. \pvx(^, to 
 
 cool, make cold ; f. ^oj. 
 "E^U, to boil, seethe, cook ; f. 
 
 ixpijffuj, perf. Ka. 
 "EQ, f. t(Tw, to put on, clothe , 
 
 send, place: whence dfi<puvvv^i, 
 
 to put around and on. 
 *EQ, f. taojxai, to be gone. 
 "Ew, syg, I should have sent ; a. 
 
 2. subj. poet, for M,yg : h.'irjfii, 
 
 to send ; f. ijau), a. 2. ijv. 
 "Eio, ace. sing. fr. su)g, the mom- 
 
 Ew, f yc. ty^ I' thou, he, should 
 
 be, poet, for w, yg, y, pres. subj. 
 
 of ti/xl, to be. 
 'E^, to his own, dat. sing. fr. tog, 
 
 7), bv, his own. Th. og, who. 
 'Euj, by contr. for Idu), to permit; 
 
 f. td(Tot, perf. tiaKa. 
 *E(^ya, I opened, perf. m. Att. for 
 
 <i)ya, of oiyw, to oj)en ; f. ^w. 
 'E^^y/uai, I have been exposed ; 
 
 perf. ind. pass. Att. iijiyfitvog, 
 
 perf. part. pass, of the same. 
 'Eyyma, that has been opened, 
 
 open ; perf. part. m. f. g. fr. 
 
 i(pya, Att. for ^ya, perf. m. of 
 
 olyuj, perf. m. part. Att. tifiywg. 
 
 pres. 
 
 sing. 
 
 'E(^itj, Att. for ty, 3 
 
 opt. act. of Wuo, to permit. 
 'Eu)9a, perf. m. ^ol. & Ion. for 
 
 euoOa, I have been used : fr. t9oj, 
 
 to be wont ; perf. m. part, tt'w- 
 
 Oiog, via, bg, Ion. ta»0a*r, oTog. 
 
 Th. Wog, maimer. 
 "Eio9ev, adv. in the morning, at 
 
 dawn : fr. ewg, morning. 
 'EioOivbg, 7), bv, pertaining to or 
 
 in the morning ; t^ tuj9Lvov, at 
 
 dawn : fr. sujg. 
 'E(jj9ovv, they were pushing, 3 pi. 
 
 imperf. ind. act. Att. for <jj9eov, 
 
 ovv, of Cj9'tio, f. <ji)9i)<T(o 6c UXHO. 
 'Ehi9(jjg, Ion. for e!io9iog, that has 
 
 been accustomed, part. perf. m. 
 
 fr. t9u). 
 'Ey'jcftv, I had resembled, was 
 
 like, pluperf. poet. fr. Att. perf. 
 
 m. toiKu of e'lKuj, perf. m. oIko & 
 
 toiKa. 
 "EQ AOS, 6, //, of yesterday, of the 
 
 day before ; as if fr. swg, oXXi'jw, 
 
 what belongs to a day past and 
 
 gone ; particularly applied to 
 
 scraps and fragments of meat ; 
 
 by metaph. stale, musty, out of 
 
 date. 
 'EwXttciv, I had hoped, pluperf 
 
 m. poet. & Att. for toXTrtiv, of 
 
 tXirio, to make to hope ; perf. 
 
 m. toXTTtt. 
 'EwjLttv, poet, for iofitv, 1 pi. a. 2. 
 
 subj. fr. 'iT]/jii, for tio, in the sense 
 
 Ea2 
 
 of TrXrjpout, to fill, to satiate. 
 'Etiifii, I may be permitting ; 
 
 contr. for tdoifxi, of tdo, to allow; 
 
 perf. tlttKa. 
 'Eu)i^, being, poet, or Ion. for wv, 
 
 pres. part, of ti/wi, to be. 
 'Eiov, by contr. for taov, or for 
 
 tliov. Ion. I was allowing; impf. 
 
 of tdto, to permit ; a. I. tiaaa. 
 'Eioi'Tji^iai, 1 have bought, j)erf. 
 
 Att. for ojvtjfxai : hence hovj)- 
 
 9riv, a, 1. ind, pass, of ujvkofiai, 
 
 to buy. 
 'Ewvovfiijv, I was buying, Att 
 
 for wi'oi'fiT]}', 6i tojvovvTo, 1 sing 
 
 & 3 pi. impf. pass, of wvkofxai, 
 
 to buy ; f. wj/j'/ao/zai. 
 'E<l)vox6ovv, I was pouring; wine, 
 
 Att. for (^voxoovv, imjtf. of oiVo- 
 
 XO£w, f, »/(T(A» : fr, oJiwg, wine, &. 
 
 Xew, to pour, f. x^vait). 
 "Eiii^a, I opened, Att. for ^^a, a. 
 
 1. act. of ol'yw, to oj)en. 
 Ei^og, ov, Lat. eous, belonging to 
 
 the morning, eastern ; f'y'a, the 
 
 east : fr. 'iiog, the morning. 
 Etupa, he was looking on, 3 sing. 
 
 imperf. Att. for topa, of oodw, to 
 
 see ; so eo)ndKa, for iopaKa, perf, 
 
 Att. iujpuKojg, perf. part, iiopd- 
 
 Kafxev, 1 pi. perf. act. 
 'Eiopa, ag, t), for aiiopa, a hanging, 
 
 vessel suspended, cord, halter. 
 
 Th. aiioptoj, to suspend. 
 'Ewpyeiv, I had done, pluperf. m. 
 
 l)oet. & Att. fr. perf. m. eopya, 
 
 of tpyio, or rather, psZa, to do ; 
 
 f. pt^u), by metatli. tp^tu, perf. 
 
 m, tpoya, by metath, topya. 
 'EojoTatov, 1 was celebrating the 
 
 feast, imperf. of coprd^w. Th. 
 
 eoprrj, a feast. 
 'Eiopojv, for aipwv, I was seeing ; 
 
 imperf. Att. act. of bpdoi. 
 
 Eiog, poet. fio)g, the same as wg, 
 
 by Att. pleon. of f ; until, unto, 
 
 even to, so far as, while, mean- 
 while ; with gen. also without 
 any case ; eotg dpri, 'iojg vvv, un- 
 til now ; 'iiog OTt, until, as long 
 
 ZAA 
 
 'EuxJTai, Att. for (Zarai, 3 sing. 
 
 perf. pass. See iu)a9riv. 
 "Eaxrrf, for uKTTe, that, so that : 
 
 fr. u)g, Ti. 
 'Ew(T<pdpog, ov, bringing dawn, 
 
 Lucifer, the morning star : fr. 
 
 'iwg, for r}Cjg, morning, & th'tpio. 
 
 . 0{(T(tt, 
 
 'Ewi;roi% of him or itself. Ion, for 
 tavTov ; or for o-fauroy, of your- 
 self. 
 
 'EojiiTtfi, for tavTip, to himself or 
 itself; so kavTy, Ion. for iavTy, 
 to herself. 
 
 as ; siog ov 
 
 until ; tu)g TTore ; 
 u)^€, so far as 
 tiog dv, until, with a subj 
 
 long ? fwg 
 
 how 
 
 this ; 
 "Eiog, 10, t), Aurora, the dawn, 
 
 day-break, morning ; ace. sio ; 
 
 used by the orators for yjiog, 
 
 -dog, contr. -ovg, the same, .^ol 
 
 aitutg. 
 'Eioaa, I thrust away, Att. for 
 
 ioffa, a. 1. act. & 
 'Eojndfirjv, 3 pi. twffavTo, a. 1. 
 
 ind. m. Att. of u}9ioj, to push or 
 
 force away ; f, tocroj. 
 'Eoja9T]v, 1 was thrust back, a, 1. 
 
 ind. pass. Att. for u)(j9t]v ; twc- 
 
 ixai, perf, Att. for ojafjai, of 
 
 u)9ta>, f. o)(7io. 
 'Eojol, & iujffiv, Ion. for tJfft, they 
 
 should be ; 3 pi. pres. subj. fr. 
 
 el fit, to be. 
 
 (285) 
 
 z. 
 
 Z, the sixth Greek letter, used in 
 numbers for seven, because t is 
 inserted between £ & ^ for six. 
 With the I subscript (^ ) it de- 
 notes 7000, 
 
 Z, Dor. in many nouns and verbs 
 is resolved into ad ; as fjitXiado- 
 fiat, for fitXiCofiai. 
 
 Za, in composition, marks increase 
 or intension, as tpt & dyar, 
 very : ^olic for did, as ^a^dX- 
 Xttv, ^dfSoXog, for tialSdXXftv, 
 SidfSoXog. There is also ^^, for 
 i^dti, 3 sing. pres. act. fr. tdo), 
 to live. 
 
 ZajSapelov, ov, to, a repository. 
 
 Zdfiij, rjg, 7), a coat of mail. 
 
 Zafibg, crooked, dyKvXoc, crrps- 
 (iXog. 
 
 ZafiovXojv, 6, a man's name, in- 
 decl. Hebr, ; Lat, cohabitatio. 
 
 ZATKAH, tfg, 1), or ZdyicXor, ov, 
 TO, among the Sicilians, a scythe, 
 by sync. fr. la & dyKvXov, as if 
 IdyKvXov. Hence Engl, a sickle. 
 
 Zattg, pres. part. fr. Zdijfii, poet, 
 the same as dw, to blow, breathe. 
 Th. du), the same. 
 
 Zai/g, sog, 6, 1), blowing violently, 
 stormy : fr. ^a, dw. 
 
 Zd9iog, Tf, ov, very divine ; ace. 
 f. g. Ka9hfv, pi. ^a9eag : fr. ^a, 
 Otog. 
 
 Zaltv, they may live, sync, for 
 lairjcrav, 3 pi, pres, opt, lairjv, 
 Tfg, 1) : fr. U]fii for Z,dtt), to live ; 
 inf. ^pv for Z,q,v. 
 
 ZaKtXTictg, or ZsKtXTidfg, rape 
 roots or gourds ; also called Za- 
 Kvv9iSeg, from the island Za- 
 cynthus. 
 
 ZaKOTog, 6, »/, very much enraged, 
 very furious : fr, ^a, KOTog. 
 
 ZaKxatog, ov, 6, a man's name, 
 Zaccheus ; Syriac, just. 
 
 TtaKxapiag, ov, 6, a man's name, 
 Hebr. ; Lat. memoria Domini. 
 
 ZdKxog, ov, 6, a treasury : per- 
 haps the true reading would be 
 
 yar^d*cxoc, derived from the 
 Hebrew. 
 
 ZaXdto, w, f. Tfffio, to be stormy, 
 
ZAX 
 
 ZEY 
 
 ZHA 
 
 boisterous, or agitated: h.^dXr]. ZaxptXog, 6, »/, wanting greatly, 'Z«vyX?;0fv, adv. frona the yoke. 
 ZA'AEIA, ag, >/, Lat. zalia, an seeking anxiously: fr. ^a, xp^in. 'Atvy^a, arog, to, a joining, coi 
 
 Alexandrine laurel ; perhaps fr. 
 
 ZuXtv, Dor. for ^rjXov, pres. im- 
 per. pass. fr. ^/jXow, 1 envy. Th. 
 ItjXogy envy. 
 
 ZA'AH, 7;e, ?/, a violent agitation, rejoice; impf. t^aov, i)rcs. part 
 
 Zdxpvaog, 6, »/, abounding with 
 
 gold : fr. ^a, xp^'^^f^- 
 Za-\p^ a storm at sea, the sea ; 
 
 perhaps fr. <!iBnVf to boil up. 
 ZA'Q, at, to live, flourish, revive, 
 
 whirlwind, storm : fr. ^a, dtWiXj 
 or fr. ^80;. 
 ZaXoc, ov,6, water disturbed and 
 risiuir in waves : fr. the preced. 
 
 ^dojv Z,Cjv^ Kdovaa ^oJaa, Z,dov 
 Z,{bv ; f. ^ijaofiai, y, irai^ a. 1. 
 t'Ojaa, ag, c, a. 1. subj. ^//cw, 
 ycy y, a. 1. part. ^ri(Tag,daayav 
 
 ZaXolo, u>, Dor. for ^T/X6w, to en-.ZKA' or Ztid, dg, r), Lat. zea, 
 
 vy, congratulate. Th. Z,r]\og. 
 
 ZaXwrof, Dor. for ^/^Xwrof, en- 
 viable. 
 
 Za/ij3a»c6Xaiov,oi;, TO, oil of olives. 
 
 Za/i£i/£w, <iD, f. TjfftK, to be vehe- 
 ment, impetuous, angry : fr. 
 
 Zafifvr)g, iof, 6, »/, vehement, 
 forcible, impetuous, high-spirit- 
 ed, brave, furious, enraged : fr. 
 ^a, nkvog. 
 
 Zav, Zaroc, Dor. for Z})v or Ztvg, 
 Jupiter, gen. Aiug, as if fr. i^du), 
 to live ; he who imparts life to 
 all. 
 
 Zara>, oog, ovg, //, Juno : fr. the 
 preced. 
 
 Za7r\r)9tjg, tog, 6, »'/, very popu- 
 lous, very full, abundant : fr. 
 ^a, TrXi'iOog. 
 
 Zdir^ovTog, 6, ?'/, very rich, opu- 
 lent : fr. ^a, rrXovrog. 
 
 Zdirvpogy 6, r), flaming exceed- 
 ingly : ir. ^a, iri'p. 
 
 Zapd, 6, a man's name, indecl. 
 Hebr. sun-rise. 
 
 Zapydvrj, see ffapydvT}. 
 
 ZapojSorov?;, ijg, i/, a kind of war- 
 like machine. 
 
 Zartuaa, Dor. for ^t]TOv(ra, pres. 
 part. f. g. of Ztitsio, to seek ; f. 
 r](Tu), perf. ti:ir]Tr]Ka. 
 
 Zarkuj, u), to seek. Dor. for Z,ri- 
 rkoj. 
 
 ZaTpfvit),to condemn to labour in 
 a mill : fr. ^a, rpiu), to fear, or 
 Ttipujy to bruise. 
 
 Zarpf 0/)f , kog, 6, r), well fed, fat : 
 fr. ^a, rpf^w. 
 
 ZaTpiKtov^ ov, TOj a kind of play ; 
 ZarpiKiKiiv, to play at this game. 
 It may be the game of chess, 
 which describes a tremendous 
 battle ; as if fr. ^a, rpcfir. 
 
 ZA^EAH'2 & Za(pf\og, used only 
 
 wheat, corn, spelt ; perhaps fr 
 Kd(t)j because it supports life. 
 
 Zc/Sft^atoc, ov, o, a man's name ; 
 Hebr. signifying Svjgy a dowry. 
 
 Ztytpitg, a name of Libya, signi- 
 fying in Greek (iowoi, hills ; 
 also a certain kind of Libyan 
 mouse. Herod, iv. 192. 
 
 ZeiCwpog, 6, j), bestower of food, 
 bounteous, fertile, for }^r]^wpog, 
 an epith. of the earth, because it 
 supplies the necessaries of life : 
 fr. ^yv, ^Cjpov, a gift ; or fr. ^ed 
 or Ktid. 
 
 Ztiovaa, for ^eovtra. Ion. or poet, 
 pres. part. f. g. of ^scej, to boil 
 uj); f. €(Tw,a. 1. pt. pass. Z,iaOiig. 
 
 ZEIPA', Ion. Z,upri, »/, a sort of 
 vest, a chain. 
 
 ZeipeiOy w, to make spices ; per- 
 haps fr. Ktipog. 
 
 Zeipbg, TroiKt'Xoc, variegated ; per- 
 haps fr. 2^a, fjptu, to connect ; as 
 it were, very conij)licated. 
 
 Z(iu) for ^£w, to boil. 
 
 ZtXfcta, vegetables, a Phrygian 
 word ; as if fr. Kd(o, because 
 from them life is derived. 
 
 Zsfiay arog, rb, a decoction : & 
 
 Zn'vvio &. Zh'i'Vfii,to boil, make 
 boil, heat : fr. ^«u>, to boil. 
 
 Zf<Tf, Ion. for ti^tcrt, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 ind. act. & 
 
 ZtffOiig, EVTog, boiled, a. 1. part, 
 pass. fr. ^fctu ; a. \. pass, O^icOiiv. 
 
 ZkcriQ, iioQ, i], heat, a boiling, ebul- 
 lition : & 
 
 ZiffTog, Tjy ov, hot, boiling, boiled: 
 fr. I^iu), to boil. 
 
 Ztvydpiov, ov, TO, a yoke of oxen, 
 team of horses ; dim. of J^tvyog. 
 
 Ztvyt\dTi]g or ZtvytjXaTJjg, ov, 
 6, a driver of a yoke of oxen, 
 ploughman, charioteer : & 
 
 in the compounds iTri^dcptXog' ZevyrjXuTto), at, f. jjctw, to drive 
 
 & iTn^a(ptXibg, simple, rough, 
 clownish, violent, furious, en- 
 raged ; as if fr. ^a, d(p(Xijg. 
 
 ZatptXwg, adv. very sim])ly, angri- 
 ly, violently : fr. the preceding. 
 
 Za(p\(yr)g, kog, 6, i), burning 
 much, brightly glowing, in full 
 bloom : fr. ^a, (pXkyoy. 
 
 Zaxpuvg & ZaxpVf/g^ I*>n. for 
 iiaxpddg, fog, 6, i), impetuous, 
 violent, vehement ; gen. pi. ^a- 
 Xptiutv : fr. ^a, xpdt^- 
 
 a yoke, plough : fr. t^tvyog, IXav 
 
 Vlt). 
 
 Tjfvy'nrrrai, chariots drawn by two 
 horses, formerly used in war : 
 fr. ^tvyog, 'iTnrog. 
 
 Ztvytrtig, ov, 6, belonging or 
 bound to a yoke ; drawn by a 
 yoke of oxen ; ^fi'yTrni, citizen.'* 
 of the second class at Athens: & 
 
 ZfvyXr), rjg, i),ii yoke, the thongs 
 fastening the TrrjSdXia. Th. ^iv- 
 yvvio. Hence 
 
 (280) 
 
 con- 
 junction; bridge, ferry ; zeugma, 
 a gramnmtical figure connecting 
 many words into tme ; fr. 1 pers. 
 perf. ])ass. of l^tvyi-viti, to join. 
 ZtvyvvdtTi, Ion. for Z^tvyvvai, 3 
 
 pi. pres. ind. act. & 
 
 Ztvy vvTi, Y)iM\ for ^ivyvvai, 3 
 
 sing. pres. ind. act. fr. ^euyi'i^jut. 
 
 ZEYrNY'Q or Zf ryrf'/ti, to join, 
 
 yoke, harness, couple ; join in 
 
 wedlock ; connect by a bridge ; 
 
 f. ^iv^ii), perf. t^tvxa, perf. pass. 
 
 iKtvy^ai: hence viro'Civyvvuj,to 
 
 join under a yoke ; vrroti^'Kig, a 
 
 joining under a yoke; virol^vyiog, 
 
 joined under a yoke ; HZ,v^, yog, 
 
 6, i}, coupled together ; ciZ,vyog, 
 
 b, n), the same. 
 
 Zivyog, tog, Tb, a yoke, couple, 
 
 pair of horses, team, chariot, 
 carriage. Th. i^tvyvvoj. 
 7.ivKTT]pia, ag, >), a chain : & 
 ZtvKTijpiov, ov, TO, a chain, yoke, 
 
 rein, bridle. 
 ZtvKTbg, 6, y), yoked or harnessed 
 together, joined ; fr. perf. pass, 
 of Ztvyvvui, to join. 
 Ztv^tg, fojf, »/, a joining, yoking, 
 connexion, uniting in marriage, 
 joining by a bridge : fr. 2 pers. 
 
 perf. pass, of the same verb. 
 Tjtv^u), 1 shall join ; f. \. act. fr. 
 
 ^tvyi'vu), as if fr. I^tvyio. 
 Ztv^u), oog, rj, a woman's name ; 
 
 as if matching together : fr. KtV' 
 
 yvvfii. 
 7.tvo^ai, Dor. for ytvoj^ini, to 
 
 taste. Hesych. Th. ytvio. So 
 
 i^fvanaOai for yivaaoiiai. 
 ZEY'2, Jupiter, a god ; also, the 
 
 air; gen. Aibg, dat. Am, ace. Ai'o, 
 
 voc. ZtD ; hence I'log, a, ov, di- 
 vine. 
 ZE'^vPOS, ov, Ion. ow, 6, Ze- 
 phjirus, the west wind ; as if 
 
 Z,ujr]<p6pnc, bearing life, or tliose 
 
 tilings which pertain to life ; 
 
 hence Z,i<pvpir] ttvoi), a western 
 
 breeze. 
 ZE'Q, to boil, bubble up, flow, 
 
 make boil, be fervent, swarm or 
 
 crawl with ; f. ^t <Ta>, pt rf. l^tKa ; 
 
 a verb formed fr. the sound : 
 
 hence Engl, to seethe. 
 Zi], live, Dor. for ^a, ])res. imper. 
 
 fr. Kdu), to live, or ^y, he lives, 
 
 Dor. for ^^. 3 sing. pres. ind. 
 
 act. Or ^f), impf. or 3 sing. a. 
 
 2. for t^rj, fr. Kni^i. 
 ZijGi, live, pres. imper. or a. 2. 
 
 imi)er. act. fr. ^ni^i, as aTi}i)i fr. 
 
 'i(TTTifxi. Or fi'. ^dt, ^d, form the 
 
 pres. imper. ^/}, and thence li)Oi, 
 
 with the addition of Oi, fr. ^dio. 
 ZtjOog, the same as ^vOog. 
 7i)]\rifiujt', ovog, 6, j/, envious, 
 
 jealous : fr. ^ijXow, to envy. Th. 
 
 ^iyXof, envy. 
 
 
 ZHT 
 
 ZiiXofiavj^g, iog, 6, >/, dictated by 
 mad jealousy : fr. tyXog, fiaivo- 
 
 ZH^AOS, ov, 6, emulation, envy, 
 anger; holy zeal; fervent affec- 
 tion : fr. ^etu, to be warm. 
 Zi]Xo(Tvrt], rjg, t), poet, for KtjXog. 
 ZijXoTVTrtoj, u), f. iftno, to be smit- 
 ten with *i\\\y or zeal, be zealous, 
 jealous or envious, emulate : «Sc 
 Zi]XoTVTr'ni,ag, t), emulation, jea- 
 lousy, envy : fr. 
 ZjjXoTVTTog, b, if, emulous, struclx 
 with envy or jealousy ; Z,r]X(p 
 TVTTtig, fr. KtjXng, rinrrio. 
 ZtjXoio, (5, to emulate, imitate, a- 
 sj)ire to, approve, envy ; be de- 
 .sperately in love with, be jea- 
 lous ; desire earnestly ; with an 
 ace. f. djaw, perf. t^r/Xwica. Th. 
 Cn^og. 
 TitjXiocrig, twg, ?/, emulation, envy, 
 jealousy, zeal : fr. perf. pass, of 
 the preceding. 
 ZrjXioTtov, verb. adj. ; fr. ^>/X6a>, 
 to cnmlate : fr. the same th. 
 
 Z»;Xtur/}c, ov, b, one that emulates 
 or imitates, a devotee ; Engl, a 
 zeafot : & 
 
 ZrjXiOTbg, i), bv, envied, enviable, 
 accounted happy ; com par. ^7;- 
 XujTOTtpog, pi. f. g. ^/;X(ur6rfpai : 
 fr. the perf. pass, of ^/;X6a>. 
 
 ZHINIIA, ag, »'/, loss, damauje, in- 
 jury, fine, penalty, punishment: 
 hence 
 
 Ztjfiioio, at, to damage, injure, fine, 
 mulct; f. wfToj, perf. i^z/ju/cujca, a. 
 1. pass. t^r]fmbi)i]v. 
 
 Zijpuocijg, tog, b, 7), detrimental, 
 injurious : fr. Ulrj^ia, tUog. 
 
 7jr)fauj^ia,aTog, ro, a fine, loss : & 
 
 Ziifxiujmg, eujg, t), a fining, punish- 
 ing : fr. the pf. pass, of ^i^iwio. 
 
 Zyv for ^^i/, Att. j^res. inf. of ^aw, 
 to live. 
 
 Zj)v, Zqvbg, for Ztvg, Jupiter ; 
 acL*. Z/)r for Z//v«. Also Zdi>, 
 Zavbg, Dor. A/)v, Adi'. 
 
 Ztfrdg, a, b, the name of a lawyer, 
 Or. Lat Jocius. 
 
 Zijg, for ^(jig, Dor. thou livest, 2 
 sing. ]»res. ind. fr. ^dw; a. 1. inf. 
 act. ^ijaai. 
 
 Ziiaofiai, y, crai, I shall live ; f. 
 1. m. of ^d(t>. 
 
 Zi)Tag, b. Dor. for ZrjTtjg, a pro- 
 per name of a son of Doreas. 
 
 ZifTtvyg, thou mayest seek, 2 
 sing. pres. subj. act. fr. 
 
 Z/;rf »''(u, to seek, poet, for 
 
 ZHTE'Q, at, to seek, study, in- 
 quire, investigate, ask, desire, 
 wish, require ; impf. t'CnTovv,i'. 
 f/fTtu, perf. t^i]Ti]Ka ; pres. pass. 
 Z,i]Tko^iai, to be sought, impf. 
 lKriTf6/.tr)if oufH]i>, kov ov, ktro 
 tiro. Hence 
 
 Zi'iTijfia, arog, to, a question, in- 
 quiry, coutrovei'sy : & 
 
 zrr 
 
 ZQH 
 
 ZrjTirTig, etog, r), a search after, iZvyow, w, f. waw, to put under 
 
 the yoke, yoke, join, Lat. yM<70 ; 
 fr. Z,vy6g. 
 
 ZvyujQpiL^io, f. i(roj, to weigh, se- 
 cure with a bolt : fr. ^vyujUpov, 
 ov, TO, same as 
 
 question, mquiry, investigation. 
 
 TitjTtjTBov, it must be sought, in- 
 quired into, a verbal adj. : & 
 
 Z^ilTtiTiKbg, »}, bv, investigating, 
 iiKluisitive : fr. Z,r]TtM 
 
 ZrjTpt~iov,ov,Tb,i\ place in which Zvyiofia, arog, to, a yoking to- 
 slaves are punished : fr. ^a, gethcr ; a cramp, boft, bar for 
 Tpku), to fear. fastening folding-doors : fr. the 
 
 ZfjTu), Dor. for KaToj, let him perf. pass, of Kvyou). 
 
 live, 3 sing. pres. imper. act. fr. 
 
 Kdco. 
 Zijivvrj, tjg, »/, the same as mfSv- 
 
 vt), a dart, javelin, spear. 
 Zirri'BEPis, twg, 7), zbi.jiberis, 
 
 ginger, a jilant. 
 Ziyyog, ov, b, the noise of bees : 
 
 fr. the sound. 
 ZIZA'NION, ov, TO, ztzanium, 
 
 tares, darnel, cockle. 
 Zotj, 7]g, Ion. for ^w//, ijg, t), life. 
 Zobg, y, bv, poet, for ^wog. 
 ZopKa^tg, a'l. Ion. for ^opKdctg, 
 
 she-goats. 
 ZopofidjStX, 6, the name of a 
 
 prince, Hebr. ; the Lat. inter- 
 
 ])retation is exufaiis in Babel. 
 Zoj'xT^w, pres. imper. pass. fr. 
 
 Koio, for ^ivvvvfii, to bind. 
 Zo(ptpbg, a, bv, dark, gloomy, ob- 
 scure. Th. ^6(pog. 
 Zo^oSopTridrjg, ov, b, one who 
 
 sups late, fond of carousing in 
 
 the night, Tint. viii. 895 : fr. 
 
 (^6(pog, lopTTOV. 
 
 Zo<l>6ng, taaa, tv, dark, obscure, 
 poet. fr. 
 
 Z0'4>0S, OV, b, darkness, obscu- 
 rity, the west, the hifernal re- 
 gions ; as if l^dvo<pog, fr. ^a, vk- 
 (f>og. 
 
 Zo<pnu}, 0), f. loau), to darken, ob- 
 scure : fr. ^6<pog. 
 
 Zo(pu)Ct]g, tog, b, 7), the .same as 
 i^o<putig : fr. ^u(pog, tlSog. 
 
 Zo^ioaig, tu)g, 7), a darkening, 
 darkness : fr. the perf. pass, of 
 
 TivyatTTpov, & Zvyd(TTpiov, ov, Tb, 
 a chest, coffer. 
 
 'ZvykvTtg, nom. pi. a. 2. pt. pass, 
 of ^tvyvvni, f. ^iv^M, to join. 
 
 Zvyi)), rjg, 1), marriage : fr. the 
 same th. 
 
 Zvyifiog, f, ov, fit for the yoke, 
 sc. (iovg, Polyb. xxxiv. 8, 9. 
 
 ZAtyiog, a, ov, belonging to a yoke: 
 fr. Kvybg, a yoke. 
 
 Zvyohdfiov, ov, to, a rope run- 
 ning from the collar to the ex- 
 tremity of the pole ; trace : fr. 
 Cvybg, ^kio. 
 
 Zvy bg, ov, b, & Zvybv, to, Lat. 
 
 jug urn, a yoke, yoke of oxen, 
 beam of a balance ; seat of the 
 rowers ; pi. Z,vyol & ^vyd, 
 weif^hts, a pair of scales ; ai 
 VTTO ^vybv, married women: for 
 dvoyov, Plato, Crat. Th. Z,tv- 
 yvua», to join. 
 
 . (287) 
 
 ZY'BOS, ov, b, or tog, to, Lat. 
 zj/thus, beer ; because made by 
 the heat of the fire. For Z,v9og 
 is a kind of ^f/ua, that is, a de- 
 coction. 
 ZT'M H, rig, 7), fermenting matter, 
 leaven : as if fr. ^koj, because it 
 heats the dough. Hence 
 Zvn'i Ttjg, ov, b, dpTog, leavened. 
 Zvfxoio, w, f. toffu), perf. k^vfiioKa, 
 
 to ferment, leaven : fr. t*^'/- 
 Z{<f.nofia, aTog, to, leaven : & 
 Zi'Hio(Tig, fojg, r), fermentation : 
 fr. the perf. pass, of Ivfiooj. 
 ZvfuoTbg, 7), bv, fermented, lea- 
 
 \ened, Exod. xiii. 7. 
 Zu}aypd<pu), f. y\/to, & Zojaypa^cw, 
 f. iiiTii), to draw men or animals, 
 paint to the life, describe ; <^wa- 
 ypa^dfitvog, a. 1. part. m. : fr. 
 ^(iDa, ypd<pio. 
 
 Ziodypiov, ov, Tb, pi. ^a>ayp/a, a 
 reward for the preservation of 
 any one's life : fr. ^(oypttu, to 
 take alive, save from slaughter: 
 fr. ^w/), dypa. 
 
 Zujypatpku), Cj, f. ^(Tw, to paint to 
 the life : & 
 
 Zh)ypa<pia, ag, >'/, painting : & 
 
 Zajypt/0(j:og,/),6v,skilled in paint- 
 ing : & 
 
 Zioypdcpog, 6, ?'/, a painter ; pro- 
 perly one who ^wa ypd<pti, 
 paints animals. 
 
 Zioypkoj, UJ, as if ^tuoi' dyptvu), to 
 take alive, take prisoner, spare 
 the life of a captive ; restore to 
 life ; f. 7](Tuj, perf. t^otypijKa, pf. 
 pass. i^ioypTjfiai : fr. l^iobg, dypa. 
 
 Zojypia <Sc -tia, ag, 7), the same 
 as t^ypir]. 
 
 Zwypiag, ov, b, one taken alive ; 
 ace. ^wyptar : & 
 
 Zujypir], r]g, 7), a taking alive, cap- 
 ture of a living animal, live prey: 
 fr. Kojypkio. 
 
 ZioSiaKbg, ov, b, the zodiac; in 
 which are Z,M^ia : fr. 
 
 Zwl'iov, ov, TO, a little anim.al, a 
 heavenly sign (in the zodiac). 
 Th, Kdio, to live. 
 
 ZuJf, he was living, 3 sing. impf. 
 Ion. ^ioiiv, pres. inf. of ^ww, 
 poet, for i^dio, to live. 
 
 Tjiotiv, Ion. and poet, for ^yr, to 
 live. 
 
 ZibeaKov, impf. ind. act. Ion. and 
 poet, for t'Cioov, of ^wto. 
 
 Zujt), rjg, 7), life ; livelihood, sub- 
 sistence, property. Tii. ^dut. 
 
zao 
 
 zar 
 
 HA 
 
 Zwy, he should live, 3 sing. pres. 
 
 subj. act. fr. ^ww, poet, for ^du>. 
 
 Z^,Jr/v, I may live, pres. opt. Att. 
 
 for Ztpfii, contr. fr. ^doifiiy of the 
 
 verb ^dw. 
 
 ZaiyTii/, dat. pi. Ion. for ^walg, fr. 
 
 ^luj), life : fr. ^dw. 
 ZwOdX/uioc, o, J/, vivifying, lively, 
 flourishing, kind ; because ^a>/)j' 
 GaXnti, it cherishes life. 
 Zwia, ag, »/, for ^ojj), /)g, >/, life. 
 ZtuVicoc, //, 6v, belonging to an 
 animal, animal, vital : fr. ^cJoi'. 
 
 Th. Kdio. 
 Tjwfia, UTOQ, TO, a coat of mail, a 
 
 belt ; the same as l^uxTrrjo. Th. 
 
 Ziijvvvit), to gird. 
 Zw/ifv, we live, 1 pi. pres. iiid. 
 
 act. of ^ciu}. 
 Ziofxevixa, arog, to, a broth, soup, 
 
 sauce : fr. ^iofiog. 
 ZwfiTjpvffiQ, eioQ, »'/, a soup spoon 
 
 or ladle : fr. tojfibg, apviu. 
 ZojfjLi^iov, ov, TO, a little broth. 
 Zo>ixo7roibg, 6, r), a broth-maker : 
 
 fr. ^Mf^ibg, TTouio. 
 ZQMO'2, ou, 6, soup, broth, 
 
 sauce. 
 Zujv, pres. part. n. g. fr. ^dw. 
 Zibvn, VQf Vy Lat. zona, a zone, 
 
 belt, girdle, purse, pouch ; dat. 
 
 pi. Ztovym for ^lovaigf Ion. Th. 
 
 ^lovpvuj, to gird. 
 Zijjvvvfxi, the same as Z,iovvvi.'>. 
 Zu)vvij(TKsro, he was girt, 3 sing. 
 
 impf. pass. Ion. for ti!,wvvvTo, 
 
 of ^wvvv^i, to gird. Or impf. fr. 
 
 ZQNNY'Q, 7.u)vvvfii, & Zwrvu- 
 <r>ca>, to gird ; impf. tKiovvvov, 
 tg, e, f. 'Ciocroj, perf. tstuxra, perf. 
 pass, ti^ujfffiai, a. 1. m. i^axrd- 
 fiTjv, cj, OTo : hence ^oxrrj/p & 
 K^ovrj, a zone, belt ; 7rfptZ«*>^««? 
 an apron. 
 ZtJira, living, ace. sing, ^tuirog, 
 
 gen. sing. part. pres. of ^dw. 
 ZtopTtLOv or Zwvriov, ov, to, a 
 mill ; because food is there pre- 
 pared to sustain ^a>r)»', life ; or, 
 as it were, ^cwvrtior, fr. ^fd, 
 wheat. 
 Ziooyoviu), io, to bring into life, 
 quicken, preserve alive ; f. r/cio, 
 perf. i^ojoyovrjKa : fr. 
 Zvjoyovog, 6, ?/, that produces liv- 
 ing young, vital, living : fr. ^ior), 
 yovog ; fr. yivofxai. 
 Zu)oypd<pog, 6, i), the same as 
 
 ^ojypd^og, a painter. 
 Ziooifii, I may live, i)res. opt. act. 
 
 fr. Ztiiw, poet, for ^dw. 
 
 Zojoicri, to animals, dat, pi. Ion.fr, 
 
 Zoiov,oi;,r6, an animal, any living 
 
 creature : fr. Z^orj. life. Th. ^dw, 
 
 ZioovTi, alive, dual num. poet, for 
 
 Zuti'TS. So }l,ujovTeg, pi. for 
 
 ZHJpTfg, pres. part. ; ^vjovti, Dor. 
 
 for Zioovai, of the same verb. 
 
 ZwoTToiEo;, w, to make alive, re- 
 
 store to life, breed living crea- Zwv^ior, ov, to, a small insect, 
 
 tures ; f. t/ctw, perf. iZ^ooTroiTjKa, 
 a. 1. pass. f^tooTToirjOrjv, a. 1. 
 part. pass. liooiroii]QiiQ, quick- 
 ened : fr. ^cnog, ttouio. Hence 
 Zu)o-n-oit](Tig, «iuc, >/, restoration 
 to life, breeding of animals : & 
 ZiooTronjTiKog, /), uv, capable of 
 conferring or jireservhig life. 
 7.u)bg, t), c)v,alive, living. Tli. ^dw. 
 ZwoTOKHo, ut, to produce a livmg 
 
 creature, be viviparous : & 
 ZwoToKia, ag, y), a begetting of 
 a living animal : fr. 
 ZcuOTOKog, b, t), begetting or pro- 
 ducing a living creature, vivipa- 
 rous : fr. Kiobg, tiktu}. 
 ZiocxpvTa, TCL, those productions 
 which partake of the nature of 
 a plant and an animal : fr. ^Cjov 
 
 Za»6(t>, oi, f. u)<yu), to make alive : 
 fr. ^Mbg, fr. taio, to live. 
 
 ZwTTOj'Ew, Co, f, T/(Tw, to work a 
 picture so as to make it like life: 
 fr. ^Cog, TTovUo. 
 
 ZioTTvoiu), u), f. I'lrru), to rekindle a 
 fire, rouse up, inflame, refresh, 
 revive : fr. 
 
 ZMTTvpov, OV, Tb, a spark in a 
 nearly extinguished fire, a live 
 coal, embers ; an incitement ; 
 any thing capable of rousing, as 
 a i)air of bellows, a fan : fr. 2d(u, 
 
 TTt'p. 
 
 Z12P0'2, d, 6v, pure, unmixed, 
 etticacious : Z,o)pbg olvog, neat 
 wine ; compar. ^wporfpog, more 
 pure, less mi.xed. 
 
 y^wg, alive, for ^wbg, fr. ^dw, t(t 
 live. 
 
 Jjutaai, a. 1. inf. act. Z,h)<jaadcti, a. 
 1. inf. m. fr. Z,iijvvv^i, f. ^oj/tw, 
 to gird ; also pres. part. act. f. g. 
 pi, num. of ^dtu. 
 
 Zh)(Tdfir]v, tu, aTo, a. 1. m. Ion. for 
 fc^axTd/ii/v ; fr. Z,iovvvu), to gird, 
 
 ZticTft, 3 sing. f. 1. act. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Zu)<Tt(rOai,i. 1. inf. m. of the same. 
 
 ZwcrOttffa, girt, a. 1, part. pass. f. 
 g. fr. ^wvwiii, to gird ; f. ^wfftu, 
 perf. ]>ass. t^ujff^cu, a. 1. pass. 
 i^wrrOr]!', part. ^uxrOiig. 
 
 which infests dogs or hoi-ses ; 
 
 dim. of K**>ov. 
 Zoj({)VTog, 6, r/, nourisliing plants, 
 
 animating, vital : fr. ^au),(pvTov. 
 Zojio, poet, for ^dw, to live. But 
 
 ^unp, dat. sing. fr. ^wog, alive : 
 
 fr. ^dui. 
 
 H. 
 
 H, the seventh Greek lettter, is 
 sounded e ; in numerals it stands 
 for 8 ; with the t subscribed, 
 (r/J 8000. 
 
 'H, the, this, fern, of the artic; ij, 
 who, fem. of pron. relat. og ; f/, 
 poet. »/£, either, or; r],ij, hist, hist, 
 hush,lmsh,an exclamation of one 
 calling to another to be silent ; 
 //, he should have sent, 3 sing. 
 a. 2, subj. fr. V/;/jf, to send ; y, 
 dat. sing, fr, t), fem. pron. relat. ; 
 y, he may be, 3 sing. subj. fr. 
 tifil, to be ; y, he said, 3 sing, a. 
 2. by apluer. for ^T/ or t0»;, a. 2. 
 fr. (fn}fii, to speak ; »}, adv. tiidy, 
 certainly ; interrogative, »} ovx 
 bpdg ; do you not see ? i) ft')j'> 
 in adj urations, assuredly, indeed ; 
 r/, he was, 3 sing, impf. fr, ilfii. 
 
 ^H^,in what maimer, how, by what 
 means, in what way, dat. sing. f. 
 fr. og, i], o, as if y bc(^, in which 
 way ; y fid\i(TTa dwaTor, as 
 much as possible. 
 H, than, is put after comparatives 
 & adjectives derived from them, 
 v(TTencnog, irpoTipaiog, as ry 
 vOTtpuiq. ri y TO. tTTiviKia tBvii\ 
 Plato Symp. in the beginning. 
 Sometimes you must understand 
 uKTTt dvvaffOai,SiS v6<Tijfia /.itVCov 
 fj (pfptiv. Soph. Also fidWov : 
 
 as 01* xpt^^^ *X^* '/ ''"^ trbcag 
 v'i-^aai)ai, ^ohw xiii. 10, there is 
 no need to wash more than the 
 feet. Bou\o/i' tyu), Xabv croov 
 tfXfxevai r] c'nroXtcOai, 11. A. 117' 
 Or for ft ni] : tiTrdruxrav, ti ti 
 evpov IV tjjioi dCiKtjfia — t) Trfpt 
 Hidg TavTfjg ^wrT/g, Acts xxiv. 
 20. In the end of a sentence, 
 
 ZionOitrai, to have been girt, a. 1. is it not so 1 (Lat. nonne ?) ovk 
 
 inf. pass. fr. the same 
 ZwfTi, they live, 3 pi. pres. hid. of 
 
 Kduj. 
 ZuxTiixog, 0, r), vital, capable of 
 
 life : fr. ^dtu. 
 Zioffig, «we, i), a girding : & 
 Za>0T»)p, Tjpog, 6, a girdle, belt ; 
 
 ace. sing, t(^(TTripa : fr, Zwvvvfii. 
 ZwaTpov, ov, Tb, a girdle, wrap- 
 per : fr. the same th. 
 ZwfTu), I shall gird ; f. 1. act. of 
 
 the same verb. 
 ZivTiKog, 6, //, calculated to give 
 
 or preserve life, vital, animated, 
 
 blooming : fr, Kdot. 
 (288) 
 
 ovv 11V Tig arroKTtu'y Tiva, ou- 
 Tog tijTrov iroul a doKtl avTip, 
 71 yap ; Plato Gorg. After com- 
 paratives it is sometimes redun- 
 dant ; as TrXtlov ij ukocti tTwv, 
 more than 20 years, Xen. Cyrop. 
 vii. 5, T. 
 
 ''Ha, I was, impf. Ion. for ^v, of 
 tint, to be ; impf. tiv, Ion. ta, 
 by })oetic ectasis //a. 
 
 ""H a, yog, 6, I have gone, perf. 
 ni. Att, for iia, ag, c, and by a 
 solution of the diphthong ifia, of 
 cTjui, to go. 
 
 "Ha, chaff", the stalk of vegeta- 
 
 HFA 
 
 HFE 
 
 HFN 
 
 bles ; fr. avog, dry. Th. avto, 
 to dry. See ifia. 
 
 "Haro, Ion. for ijvTO, 3 pi, impf. 
 of ij^ai, to .sit ; 3 pi. j]VTai, Ion. 
 taTai. Th. cw, to sit. 
 
 "HfSa, ag, a. Dor. for »//3?/. 
 
 'Hl^^aibg, d, bv, small, little : fr. 
 fiaibg, the same ; «!v^ 'H/3at6r, in 
 a small degree ; ovo' ijjiaLbv, not 
 in the least ; by pi eon. of i;. 
 
 'H/3du/, w, or 'H/3d«TK-(u, to grow 
 up to manhood or maturity, ar- 
 rive at the age of puberty ; be 
 in full bloom or vigour ; f. »//3^- 
 fTio : fr. »)/3/;. 
 
 "HBH, i]g, //, puberty, youth; He- 
 be, the goddess of youth ; the 
 vigour of life. Hence 
 
 'H(3qdbv, adv. in a youthful or 
 manly manner. 
 
 'HjStjKwg, having grown up, perf. 
 part, act. of t//3dw : «Sc 
 
 'H/if/aavT-e, youthful ; dual a. 1. 
 part. act. & 
 
 'H(3{]ffeie, he may have attained 
 the age of puberty, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 opt. yEol. of the same verb : & 
 
 "H/3»/ri7piov, ov, Tb, a place for 
 the training of youth in literary 
 pursuits, school ; a place of con- 
 viviality : fr. 
 
 'H(iijTt)p, ijpog, b, & 'H/3//r7/c, ov, 
 b, a youth, youthful : & 
 
 'H,ii//rt»coc, »), bv, youthful, of 
 youth, suitable to young men : 
 fr. i'lji)]. 
 
 'HfiovXijQyjv, I wished ; Att. for 
 tiiovXi]9j)v, a. 1. ind. of (iovXo- 
 fiai ; f. (3ovXi)(Toi.iai ; impf. r/lSov- 
 Xd/Ltr/i/, Att. for tfSovXofirjv. 
 HjSvXXidu), 10, f. T}<Tu}, to grow to 
 maturity, said of a virgin when 
 marriageable : dim. fr. rif3doj. 
 
 'Hfii^tjv, Tjg, rj, I may grow up to 
 manhood ; Att. for I'liidoifiif (pfxi, 
 pres. opt. act. of i)l3du). 
 
 'H/3<^jot/ut, r)(5(^oig, 1 may grow up, 
 pres. opt. act. fr. jy/ScJw, poet, for 
 »//3dw. 
 
 'H/3<J(uora, poet, for r)(3iji(Ta, pres. 
 part. f. g. fr. r//3dfa>. 
 
 'Hy' for »}y6, he led, 3 sing. a. 2 
 or impf. act. of dyw, to lead ; 
 f. d^w, perf. j/x«. 
 
 'Hydycr', for i)ydytTo, he led, 3 
 sing. a. 2. m. Att. for i/ytro, of 
 dyio. 
 
 "Hyayov, eg, c, Att. redupl. for 
 7/yoi', a. 2, ind. act. for which 
 riydyoffav, 3 Ezr. i. 19, of the 
 same verb. 
 
 'HydOtog, T),ov,\ery divine; Ion, 
 for dydOtog, as if dyav OtXog. 
 Th. Oebg, a god. 
 
 'RyaXXidaaTo, 3 sing. a. I. m. of 
 dyaXXidio, to exult. Th, dydWw, 
 
 'Hydi.iTjv, I was admiring, imperf, 
 of dyafxai, the same as dydw or 
 dydn^iai, to admire. 
 
 'Hya^'dK^J;<Te, 3sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 of dyavaKT'tu),io be angry,griev- 
 ed ; f. i)(T{i), perf. -qyavdKTijKa. 
 
 'Hydrra, 3 s. imperf. act. of dya- 
 Trdw. 
 
 'RyaTTtw, Dor. & ^Eol. for r)yd- 
 TTOvv, they were loving, 3 pi, im- 
 pf. act. fr. dyair'tM for dyaTrdw. 
 
 'YiydTrrjm, he loved, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 act. of dyaTrdof, to love; f. j/cw, 
 perf. T/ydTTT/Ka. 
 
 Hyatrd/n/i^, w,aro, I admired, a. 
 1. m. of dyd^o//at, f. do'o/iai, pf. 
 Vya(Tf.iai. Th. dyda», to admire. 
 
 'Hyda9t]v, a. 1. ind. pass, of the 
 same verb and th. 
 
 'HydfTffaTo, 3 sing. a. 1. m. poet, 
 fr, rtyd^o/Ltat, See r}yaad^i)v. 
 
 'Hyydp£i»(Taj', 3 pi. a. 1. act. of 
 dyyaptvio, to compel ; f. eixno, 
 perf. i^yydpevKa. Th. dyyapog, 
 the king's letter-carrier. 
 
 'Hyy£iXd/(i?;r, I brought word, a, 
 I . m. of dyysXXw ; f. fXw, perf. 
 yyyeXKa, a. 1. yyy tiXa. 
 
 'HyyttXt, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 the same verb. 
 
 'HyyiXOriv, a. 1. ind. pass. r)yy€ 
 Xt)v, a. 2. ind. ])ass. i)yyeXnai, 
 perf. pass, of dyyfXXw, to bring 
 word ; f. eXCJ, a, 2, yyytXov. 
 
 'HyyEXXfro, 3 sing, imperf. pass, 
 of the same verb. 
 
 'Hyytxra, ac, i, pei*f. act. iiyyiaa, 
 a. 1. ind. act. of lyy/^w, to ap- 
 proach; f, icb). Th. tyyvg, near. 
 
 'Hyyudro, he was receiving sure- 
 ties, 3 sing, imperf. pass, of ty- 
 yvdofiai. Th. lyyvr}, a promise. 
 
 'Hyf, he led away, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 ind. ace. Att. yyayt, of dyw, f. 
 d^o), to lead. 
 
 'Hyftpa, I raised up, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of iyeipoj, f. tpd, perf. ijyepKa, 
 a. 1. pass. iqyspOijv. 
 
 HytlaOai, to consider, pres. inf. 
 fr. yiyiofiaij to lead, think ; f. 
 y)yi](Tofiai. 
 
 Hytlrat, 3 sing. pres. »/y6Tro, he 
 was leading, 3 sing, imperf. of 
 the same verb. 
 
 Hytfiovtv^a, Dor. dysixovevfia, 
 aTog, Tb, guidance, guide : fr. 
 
 Hyf/iortuw, f. tvffio, perf. ku, to 
 lead, command ; imperf. yyEfio- 
 vfvov : & 
 
 HyfixovT], ijg, i), a female leader: 
 & 
 
 llye^ovrja, ace. sing. fr. 'Hyc- 
 [xovevg, a leader, commander: & 
 
 Hyefiovia, ag, i), lead, command, 
 rule, dominion, supremacy : & 
 Hyifiovi5i]g, ov, b, i), a com- 
 mander, chief : & 
 Hyffiovir], Ion. for t'lysfioviaj a 
 command : & 
 
 Hyefioi'iKbg, »), bv, fit to com- 
 mand, leading ; hence ro yye- 
 fxoviKbv, the leading j)ower of 
 the mind : fr. r'fyejxojv, a leader. 
 
 ' Hy ffioviogy a, or, a title of Mer- 
 (289) 
 
 cury as a guide, leader : & 
 
 'Hyf/xo<Tvva, to., sacrifices offered 
 to Jupiter for safe conduct on a 
 jouniey : fr. 
 
 'Uyffiijjv, ovog, b, >/, a leader, di- 
 rector, guide, ruler, command- 
 er ; gen. pi. y)yffiuvwv, dat. pi. 
 y'lyffiorn : fr. 
 
 HFEOMAI, ovftai, to lead, con- 
 duct, march before, command, 
 guide, think ; impf. y'lytofiTjv, f. 
 i'](T0fiai, perf, T]fiai : fr. dya>. 
 
 'llytpiOovTo, they were collected 
 together, 3 pi. imperf. pass. fr. 
 dyepiOofiai, poet, for dytipofiai, 
 to be gathered together ; impf. 
 TiydpeTo. Th. dy£fpa;, to collect; 
 f. «pa>, perf. ?)yfpfca. 
 
 'Hyfp£w,a poetic form, the same 
 as dyEiptu. 
 
 'liyspBiv, they were assembled, 
 Boeot. sync, for riy^pOijnav, 3 pi. 
 a. I. pass. fr. dyeipoj, to assem- 
 ble ; or fr, tytipw, to stir up. 
 
 'Uy£p9r}v, I was stirred up, 3 pi. 
 riytpOrjaav, a. I. ind. ]>ass. of 
 tytipoj ; or, I was collected, fr. 
 dyeipoj. 
 
 'HytpKa, I have collected, perf. 
 ind. act. fr, dyeipuj ; or, I have 
 stirred up, fr, iyeipu). 
 
 *Hy£(r0€, 2 pi. imperf. or a. 2. m. 
 iiy6^ir]v, of dytu, to lead; yiytTOy 
 3 sing. a. 2. m. 
 
 *\\ykTi]g, ov, 6, the same as ^yc- 
 fiibv. 
 
 *Hy fro, 3 sing. a. 2. m. of the 
 verb dyoj, 
 
 'HyijyspKsiv, I had stirred up, 
 pluperf. act. Att. of iytipio, f. 
 tpw. perf. tiyepica. 
 
 'HyrjXd^oj, f. daoj, to lead, pre- 
 cede, endure : fr. dyeiv Si tX^v, 
 dyT)Xg,v : fr. which Eustath. 
 forms /yy»jXd^€tj'. 
 
 "Wytj^a, uTog, Tb, a leading, con- 
 duct; counsel, thought: fr. y)y'f0- 
 ^lai. 
 
 'Wyijv, Att. £dy»;i', a. 2. ind. pass, 
 of dyvvfii, or dyw, to break ; f. 
 d^u), a. 1. y)^a & ia^a. 
 
 'Hytjffiag, ov, b, Hegesias, a philo- 
 sopher's name. 
 
 "Hyijaig, eiog, i), a leading, govern- 
 ment, principality : & 
 
 'HytjTsov, verb. adj. it must be 
 thought : & 
 
 'Hy7;r/)p, fjpog, b, a leader, guide: 
 fr. r/yto/xat. 
 
 'hlyrjTiop, opogj 6, the same ; pi. 
 I'lyijTopeg. 
 
 'Hyiaafikvog, sanctified, pf. part, 
 pass. fr. dyid^u). Th. ciyiog. 
 
 ^Hyjuat, I have been led. pf. pass, 
 of dyio, to lead ; f. d^oj, perf. 
 j)x«j perf. part. pass, ijyfievog. 
 
 'UyviKiWsg, nom, pi. fr. 
 
 'UyviKOjg, oTog, perf. part, act & 
 
 'Hyi/t<T/ifvoe, perf. part. pass. fr. 
 dyviZ,ixt, to purify, expiate; f.icrw, 
 
HAA 
 
 perf. j^yviKa. Th. ayvog, pure. 
 *H.yv6riKa, I have been ignorant, 
 
 pf. hid. act. rjyvoriaay a. 1. ind. 
 
 act. of dyvokit) : fr. a, voog. 
 'H.yvolr]<T€y he was ignorant, poet. 
 
 & Dor. for riyv6ij(7t,'S sing. a. 1. 
 
 act. of the same verb. 
 'Kyvoovv, 1 sing, or 3 pi. impf. 
 
 act. of ayvoi(t)y to be ignorant ; 
 
 f. T)(TU}y p. r)yv6t]Ka : fr. a, voog. 
 'Hy^a, agy c, a. 1. ind. act. rfy^d- 
 
 fit]v, w, aro, a. 1. m. & vyx"? 
 
 perf. act. fr. dyxi*i) to strangle, 
 
 suffocate. 
 'Hyofiev, 1 pi. imperf. or a. 2. act. 
 
 riyov. But r)y6fiT]v is 1 sing. 
 
 a. 2. m. of uyu)y to lead. 
 
 Hyovr' for ffyovTOy they were 
 
 leading, 3 pi. imperf. or a. 2. m. 
 
 of the same verb. 
 'Hyopaaagy thou hast brought, 2 
 
 sing. Tiyopaaav, 3 pi. a. I. act. 
 
 of dyopd^ujy to buy ; f. dcru;, pf. 
 
 rfyopuKa. Th. ayopa. 
 'Hyopao-^i/rf, 2 j)). a. 1. ind. pass. 
 
 of the same verb. 
 'Hyopaffukvogy perf. part. pass, of 
 
 the same verb and th. 
 'UyoptvOrjcrav, they were report- 
 ed, 3 pi. a. 1. pass, of dyopevu), 
 
 to tell : fr. the same. 
 'HyopoijjvTOy they were speaking, 
 
 poet, for riyopCjpTOy 3 pi. impf. 
 
 pass, of dyopdofiai. Th. dyopd. 
 
 Hyovfitvog, ov, 6, a commander, 
 
 leader, pres. part, of t'lyiofiai, 
 
 ovftaiy to lead ; 3 pi. I'lyovvrai, 
 
 f. i)yr)(T0^ai. 
 "Hyovvy adv. the same as t/toi, 
 
 or, that is, that is to. say, name- 
 ly : fr. rjy or. 
 'HypiTOy poet. sync, for r)y(ipiro, 
 
 3 sing, imperf. pass, of iytipto, 
 
 to stir up. 
 'HypiuOt)v, a. 1. ind. pass. & 
 'HypevKa, pf. act. & yyptvaay ag, 
 
 €, a. 1. ind. act. fr. dypevu), f. 
 
 tvffoj, to catch, hunt. Th. ay pa. 
 'HyptvcTtVy 3 sing. a. 1. see in 
 
 rjypevKa. 
 'Hypiujcraiy 2 sing. perf. pass, of 
 
 dypiooj, to make rough, or sa- 
 vage; f. (UCTtu, pf. Tjyptcujca, perf. 
 
 pass, i^ypiiofxai, perf. inf. pass. 
 
 T^ypiuxrOai. Th. dypog. 
 'HypiUJffOaiy perf. inf. pass, see 
 
 ■qypiwrrai. 
 *RypoiKr}(jdfii]v, to, arc, a. 1. m. 
 
 oi dypoiKsuj: fr. aypotifof, a coun- 
 tryman : fr. dypbg, olKog. 
 ''llyxa, agy «, 1 have strangled, 
 
 suffocated ; pf. ind. act. of dyx<>i- 
 'Hywvi^tro, 3 sing. impf. pass, of 
 
 dyiovi^ofiaiy to contend ; f. iao- 
 
 fiai, perf. jjywi^ifr/xai, perf. part. 
 
 rfyh)via^kvog. Th. dywv. 
 'HywvKTfiai, I have contended : 
 
 see rjy(jjviZ,(.TO. 
 ^Hca & 'idea, Att. or Ion. perf. 
 
 m. of dvidviOy or uCiOy to please. 
 
 HAO 
 
 'H^a^curaj, 3 sing. perf. ind. pass, 
 of ida(p6(i), the same as ilca^i^tu, 
 to level with the ground: fr. tca- 
 <pogy the ground. Th. s^ofiai. 
 
 'HAti\ poet., and ; but ijCe, this 
 woman. 
 
 'H^^sa &. 'iicriy I knew, Att. 
 & Ion. for ydeiv, or tidnvy piu- 
 perf. of ttt)w, to know ; perf. tt- 
 hiKUy by sync. tlSa; pluperf. ti- 
 ^tiVy Att. y^tiVy lo. ycea, sag, et. 
 Hdeay sweetly, adv. fr. r)cvg ; in 
 ace. pi. n. g. i)csay fr. t)cv. 
 
 'Hdtla, ag, f. g. fr. i)dvgy sweet ; 
 compar. »/Ctwv, superl. rjliarog. 
 
 *H/ft/ifv, for tihifievy 1 pi. plu- 
 perf. act. see yCuv. 
 
 'HdeiVy tigy ti, I knew, & 
 e'lCtiVy by sync, for tt^Z/jcciv, 1 
 sing. })erf. act. & yciiVy he 
 knew, 3 sing, pluperf. of elctuj, 
 to know ; f. j/crtu, perf. m. olSa. 
 
 'Hdeiaav, 3 pi. plupf. fr. the same. 
 
 'HStiaOay thou knewest, .^ol. 
 paragoge for y^eig, 2 sing, plu- 
 perf. act. see ySuv. 
 
 'HctKa, I have eaten, perf. act. 
 Att. for j}«ca, of tcuj. (Jr fr. 
 iSiujy perf. Att. iciiCoica. 
 
 'Hcsog, sweet, gen. smg. fr. i)ivg, 
 or yCVy sweet. 
 
 "Hciffav, they knew, 3 pi. plupf. 
 for yhiaav, the Attics shorten- 
 ing the penultima. See y^tiv. 
 
 'H^SsffOrjVy 1 reverenced, a. 1. 
 pass, of alctofiaiy to revere ; f. 
 ecTOfiai & ijaofiaiy perf. ydtcfiai. 
 Th. aiSijjgy 6og, oDt,-, ij. 
 
 "H^trat, 3 sing. pres. ind. yStro, 
 3 sing. imj)erf. of i'ldofxai, to be 
 pleased. Th. rjcvg-. 
 
 'Hdkwgy pleasantly, willingly, with 
 pleasure, adv. fr. t'l^vg ; comp. 
 i/^ioi', superl. r/^iara, most will- 
 
 'HAH, adv. now, already, pre- 
 sently, immediately ; yci] Ik 
 TToWoUy a good while ago ; ijcr) 
 Ti]g vvKTog, this very night. 
 
 'H ci)y I knew, he knew, Att. for 
 yhiv'y whichsee. Aristoph.'Opi^. 
 511. 
 
 'HciKi)(7t, 3 sing. a. 1. act. of 
 dciKiujy to hurt, injure ; perf. 
 part. pass. r}CiKi]^kvog : fr. a 
 priv. & ^iKT], justice. 
 
 "H^r'oj/,more willingly, more plea- 
 santly, compar. n. g. fr. r)cvg. 
 
 "H^tcrra, adverbially, most sweet- 
 ly, most willingly : fr. 
 
 ' H^iGTog, r], opy sweetest, superl. 
 fr. I'l^vg, sog, sweet. 
 
 'IICl"ojp, ovog, sweeter, more will- 
 ing, compar. fr. the same. 
 
 "Hdofxaiy f. i'jcroiJiat, pert, ijfffiai, 
 to be pleased, delighted, or glad, 
 enjoy : fr. the same th. Htnce 
 
 'H^o^6va»c, adv. willingly. 
 
 ""ll/oify Dor. q.dovy impf. & a. 2. 
 of ^diOy contr. for dei^Wy to sing ; 
 (290) 
 
 HAY 
 
 but fjSoVy a. 2. of di'^di^Wy to 
 please ; f. d^rjaio. 
 
 'Hdovi^y rjgy r), sweetness, plea- 
 sure, delight, joy, lust : fr. i/duj, 
 to delight. Hence 
 
 'lidoviKogyijy bvy glvcH to plea- 
 sure, sensual, voluptuous. 
 
 ^Hcog or ^ii^of, tog, to, sweetness, 
 pleasure, delight, enjoyment ; 
 vinegar. Th. yvvg, sweet. 
 
 "HSpaffa, agy €, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 idpd^Wy to strengthen ; f. dawy 
 perf. pass, ijlipacrfiai : fr. 'iSpa, 
 a seat. Th. «^o/iai, to sit. 
 HdpijKojgy OTog, grown up, perf. 
 part. act. fr. dcpku). Th. d^pog. 
 
 '\\lpvv9i]Vy Tjgy 7], a. 1. ind. pass, 
 of ddpvvtoy to make thick. Th. 
 d^pog. 
 
 'Hdi), adv. sweetly ; also n. g. fr. 
 yHg, tTa, v, sweet ; compar. i/Sv- 
 Tipov & i'jCiov, more sweetly. 
 
 'Udv^oTjgy ovy by sweet-voiced, 
 sweetly sounding : fr. I'ltig, (ior). 
 
 'UcvykXujg, ojTog, b, >/, sweetly 
 smiling : fr. y'l^vg, ytXduj. 
 
 'H^i;y\a)(7crog,6,i/,sweet-tongued: 
 fr. y'l^vg, yXioaaa. 
 Hc^ytTTf lai, sweetly speaking, me- 
 lodious, eloquent, nom. ])1. old 
 poet. fem. to 'V\£vnrt)g^ tog, b, >), 
 sweetly speaking: fr. ijCvg, tiru). 
 
 'HdvOpoog, by r), sweetly sound- 
 ing : fr. y'l^vgy Opoog. 
 H^vXoyog, b, ?'/, speaking sweetly 
 or agreeably, flattering : fr. yH^g, 
 Xeyuj. 
 
 'HSvfxeXyg, kog, b, i), sweetly sing- 
 ing : fr. li^vg, fxtXog. 
 
 'HdvixtXi<p6oyyogy b, i], one that 
 has a voice as sweet as honey : 
 fr. r'lSvg, fifXifpOoyyog. 
 
 'Ucvfiog, »7, oVy or 6, j/, sweet, 
 gi-ateful : fr. i)dvg. 
 
 'HcvraivTOy Ion. for SvvaivTo, 3 
 pi. opt. Others write t)dvviaro, 
 for idviavTOy they were able, 
 3 pi. impf. fr. cvva^iai. 
 
 'i\^vvdfxi]v, u)y aro, Att. for ttv- 
 vdfitjv, 1 was able, impf. in. of 
 Svva^at, to be able ; f. cvvijao- 
 fjiai, a. 1. pass. i^vvi]Oi]v, Att. 
 ri^vvi]9t)i', «Sc Ti^vvdaOriv, as if 
 fr. Cvi>dL,ii). 
 
 'Hivi'ijOtjv, I was able, 3 ])1. rjdv- 
 
 viiOi}aavySi. I. ])ass. fr. ^vva^iai. 
 
 HCvvofiai, f. 1. ovfiitt, to be sweet 
 
 or pleasant, be delighted, mid. : & 
 
 "H^vvTai, he has been sweetened, 
 3 sing. perf. pass. fr. 
 
 'Ecv'vwy to sweeten, season, de- 
 light ; f. vvCty perf. pass. i'jCvf^t- 
 jxai. Th. ri^vg, sweet. 
 
 'Hcvoivog, 6, i]y productive of 
 sweet wine : fr. I'l^vg, olrog. 
 
 'HcvofffioVy ov, TOy mint ; a plant 
 which has ijdtiav bafxi/Vy a sweet 
 smell. 
 
 'HdvTrdOiiay ag, rj, pleasure, sen- 
 sualitv : & 
 
 J 
 
 HEn 
 
 *USvira9E(t)yWy to indulge in pie 
 sure : fr. 
 
 *HSvTra9y)gy eoc, 6, jj, indulging 
 in pleasure, sensual, voluptuous: 
 fr. i]Svg, 7rd(Tx,(o, a. 2. tira9ov. 
 
 'H^vTri'oogy contr. Trvovgy of, b, 
 ij, breathing sweetly or softly, 
 wafting pleasure : fr. rjdvg, ttpsu}. 
 
 *HSu7roXigy tiog, 6, //, pleasant, 
 dear to the city : fr. ijSvgy iroXig. 
 
 *Hcv7rorogy b, »/, sweet to drink : 
 fr. t/Svgy irivu}. 
 
 'HAY'S, tla, Vy gen. kog, tiag, tog, 
 Bweet, pleasant, agreeable, de- 
 lightful, joyful : fr. i'lSio, to de- 
 light ; compar. ridiujVy superl. 
 jy^tffrof, & t)5vrepog, t)SvTarog. 
 
 "HSv^fia, arog, rby a sweetness, 
 sweetening, seasoning : & 
 
 ^HdvtTfibgy ovy b, the same : fr. y- 
 
 ^V VU). 
 
 ' Hd'Vffu) fiarog, by »/, charming or 
 agreeable in person : fr. t)dvg, 
 auifxa. 
 
 *H^v<puivla, ag, i), sweetness of 
 voice : fr. y^xjg, tpoivr). 
 
 "H^(u, f. i/o-w, a. 1. ycja, to please, 
 delight. Th. y^vg, sweet. 
 
 'H(^w, Hesych. r/fw, Ipig fjyovv 
 To^ov. This word occurs in Job 
 xxxvi. 30. 
 
 'Hi, poet, for yv, than, or. 
 
 'He, he was, 3 sing. impf. of «//ii, 
 to be ; impf. yv. Ion, la, by 
 poetic ectasis ya, ag, c. But 
 
 'H^f , he went, 3 sing, pei'f. m. ya 
 for ila, of ilni, to go. 
 
 'Hia, I had gone. Ion. for yiiv, 
 plupf. m. of the same verb. 
 
 *H^£t, 3 sing, plupf. m. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 *H£i^f IV, etc, et, by pleon. of y, for 
 it^HVy pluperf. fr. ei^ew, or by 
 Attic epenth. iovy^tiVy iov lUy- 
 KtiVy pluperf. & by crasis tX^tiv, 
 of eidku), to know. 
 
 *H(idyg, for tlcyg, pluperf. subj. 
 act. by pleon. of y, or by Att. 
 epenth. for ydyg ; fr. yctiv, plu- 
 perf. m. of ticio), to know. 
 
 *H^eiv, ytigy ytiy plupf. m. of li-iii, 
 
 ^to go. 
 
 'Hetpa, by pleon. of /;, for ilpa, a. 
 1. act. of i'lpu), to connect ; or 
 a. 1. act. of diipuiy to raise up. 
 
 'HeXiog, ou, 6, the sun, poet, for 
 yXiog, gen. Ion. yiXioio, dat. 
 yiX'uii. 
 
 'Hei', he was, for yv, or y, 3 sing. 
 impf. of ei/ii, to be ; see yi. 
 
 ''Hi.Vy 3 sing. perf. m. of ei/tt, to 
 go ; see yi. 
 
 'He^ev, for yk^ov, thou wert in- 
 creasing, 2 sing. impf. fr. dk^o- 
 fiai, Callim. H. in Jov. 
 
 'Hkog, & by metath. iyog, gen. 
 sing. fr. liig, good, brave ; by a 
 poetic ectasis yvg. 
 
 'Hk-TTtp, than ; the same as yTrtp. 
 .Th. poet. yi. 
 
 HOA 
 
 'Repay a cloud, ace. sing. fr. T^iyp, 
 poet, for dyp, the air, dai'kness. 
 
 'H(pk9ovTai, 3 pi. ind. pres, & 
 ytpk9ovTOy 3 pi. imperf. pass, of 
 dtpk9oixai, or yepk9onai, to be 
 raised, hung up, suspended, be 
 elevated, on the alert. Th. deipm, 
 to raise up. 
 
 'Hkp9yv, 3 pi. ykp9y(Tav, a. I. ind. 
 ])ass. of the same verb. 
 
 'Hkpi, dat. sing, poiit. for depi ; fr. 
 di)p, dkpog, 6, the air, & y, dark- 
 ness. Hence 'Htpiy, >), in the 
 morning, early. 
 
 'Htpi^oia, ag^ y, a woman's name. 
 
 'HkpLog, a, ov, the same as dkpiog, 
 aerial, being in the air, passing 
 through the air. In Hom. it sig- 
 nifies, belonging to the morning, 
 in the morning, early, in the 
 morning mist. Th. dyp. 
 
 'Hepjca, ag, c, I raised up, perf. 
 ind. act. & 
 
 'Hipyiai, (Tat, Tai, I have been 
 taken up, pf. pa.ss. ykpnyv, co, 
 TO, I had been taken up, plupf. 
 ind. pass. fr. dtipu), to take up. 
 
 'Hepoft^fi, dark, dat. sing. fr. 
 
 'Hepotidyg, kog, 6, /;, dark, dusky : 
 fr. ^>/p, kpog, poet, for dyp, the 
 air, darkness, & tidog, eog, to, a 
 form ; ^epoei^et;) t^o, the view 
 that the eye takes in through 
 the air, II. E. 770. Th. hSuj, to 
 see. 
 
 'Hepoeig, trraay ev, dark, dusky, 
 gloomy : fr. ^^p, cpoc, for dyp, 
 the air. 
 
 'Htpo<poXTig, idog, i), she that tra- 
 vei*ses the air or the darkness : 
 fr. 
 
 'Hepo^oirog, 6, y, traversing or 
 soaring through the air, aerial, 
 airy : fr. yt)p, poet, for dypy the 
 air, & 0oirdu>, to walk. 
 
 'Htp6<pu)vog, b, y, air-sounding, 
 hollow, loud, 11. 2. 505 : fr. /)/)p 
 for dyp, &. <l)U)vy. 
 
 'Hepro, 3 sing, plupf. pass, of 
 diipu), to raise up. 
 
 'H^eo-av, they had gone, Att. for 
 yticravy 3 pi. plupf. yfiv, of et^i, 
 to go. 
 'Heritor, torot;, b, EetioUy a proper 
 
 name. 
 'HKdv9yv, yg, y, a. 1. ind. pass, of 
 dZaivio, the same as d^tu, to dry. 
 'H;/)', I was, or he was, poet, tyvy 
 
 Att. ijyv, impf. of tifii, to be. 
 'H^}p, kpog, b, y, poet, for dyp, 
 air, darkness, gloom. 
 'H^a, I was accustomed, Att. for 
 ilu)9a, or tl9a, perf. m. of t9i*), 
 to be accustomed. 
 'H9dca, accustomed, ace. sing, fr 
 y9dg, dcog, b, 17, accustomed 
 Th. ^0oc, a custom. 
 *H9a'iog, ov, b, poet, for avvy9ijg, 
 fog, by a familiar friend : fr. the 
 same th. 
 
 (2fll) 
 
 HIK 
 
 'R9dvL0Vy ov, Tb, a sort of cup, 
 strainer : fr. y9ut. 
 
 'H9dg, ddogy 6, y, accustomed, 
 familiar, a familiar friend, tame. 
 
 ^Th.y9og. 
 
 ''H9ty for y9iay manners, place of 
 abode, dwelling, haunts, nom. or 
 ace. pi. y9tai, dat. pi. fr. y9ogy 
 iog, TOy abode, disposition. 
 
 'H0ei', for t)9us, sir, a word by 
 which a younger addressed an 
 elder person ; vocat. fr. 
 
 'R9tlogy ay ov, by prosthesis for 
 9tlogy honoured, revered ; an 
 uncle. Th. 9ebg, a god. 
 
 'H^eXe, 3 sing. impf. of i9kXii)y to 
 wish. 
 
 'H9kXy(Ta, ag, e, I wished, 3 pi. 
 y9kXy<Tav, a. 1. of t9kXio. 
 
 ''H9tXoVy eg, impf. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 'H9kujy (ti, f. y(yio, see in y9(i). 
 
 "HO/;, uiv, rd, manners, pi. fr. y9og. 
 
 'H9yKa, I have strained, pf. act. 
 fr. y9ioj, or ?/0to, to strain, purge; 
 f. y9y<TiOy pf. pt. pass. y9ypLkvog. 
 
 'HOiKog, 7), bv, ethic, moral, cha- 
 racteristic : fr. yO og. 
 
 'HQiKog olvog, wine which has 
 been strained : fr. y9it>, to strain. 
 
 'H9iKibg, adv. morally, honour- 
 ably : fr. y9iKbg, fr. y9og. 
 
 'HOfiotiCyg, kog, b, y, like a 
 strainer : fr. y9nbg, ddog. 
 
 'H0/i6g,oi;, 6, a cullender, strainer, 
 sieve : fr. y9iOy to strain. 
 
 'H9oX6yog, o, y, a moral writer ; 
 Pint. viii. C7C : fr. y9og, Xoyog. 
 
 'HOoTTOikut, uj, f. yattt, to form the 
 manners, portray characters & 
 manners : & 
 
 'H9o7roita, ag, y, the formation 
 of manners, representation of 
 character, gen. pi. y9o7roiiuiv : 
 fr. 
 
 'H9oiroibg, b, y, a framer or de- 
 scriber of morals and charac- 
 ters : fr. y9og, ttouu). 
 
 'HBOS, tog, TOy a dwelling, ac- 
 customed place of abode, haunt, 
 custom, habit, disposition, genius, 
 moral conduct or character, 
 maniiei*s, kindness : icar' ■y9ta, 
 in communities, from town to 
 town, lies. 0pp. 137. 
 'H9v'ixovv, Att. for Wvfiovv, impf. 
 act. of 9ufiku}y to irritate. Th. 
 9vfibgy anger. 
 'H9Q, f. y(Jii}y perf. yKa, or 'HOeto, 
 f. y9y(jui, to strain through, sift, 
 filter ; hence y9fibg, a cullender. 
 "Hi', for yU, he has gone, 3 sing. 
 
 fr, yla, perf. m. Ion. & 
 'Hieiv, by resolution for yttv, plu- 
 
 |)f, m. of tlfii, to go. 
 'HI''BE02, & ^0eoc, ov,6,ayoung 
 man, an unmarried youth ; as if 
 fr. ai0tu, because youth is ardent; 
 or fr. diffato, to attack furiously. 
 Ht<cro,was like, resembled, 3 sing. 
 U 2 
 
HK 
 
 plupf. pass, of sIku), to be like ; 
 f. tl^oj, perf. ttfca, perf. pass. 
 «ty/iat, ti^at, by resolution of 
 the diphthong, and change of i 
 into /;, ifi^ai. Thus in the plu- 
 pf. T}iy}xqv, yiKo, iifiKTO. Others 
 make it 3 sing, plupf. of aXaaio, 
 to rush ; f. dt^uj, 
 
 'H'nihv, by resolution of the diph- 
 thong for y^tVf by sync, for yti- 
 fitv, 1 pi. plupf. m. yiiv, of ilfxi, 
 to go. 
 
 'B'i^a, I rushed on, & in 3 pi. 
 ^'i^ap, a. 1. ind. act. of dtaaio^ 
 to rush on ; f. ^w, perf. ifixa- 
 
 'Ht^ai, thou wast made like, 
 2 sing. perf. pass. : see tjikto. 
 
 'Hto«i<,', evTog, by sync, for i^'iovo- 
 iig, having deep banks, dat. i^'io- 
 ivTi. Th. r}"n)iv. 
 
 'Htov, ov, TO, pi. rjiay rd, pro- 
 visions for a journey, victuals ; 
 chaff, flour, meal : fr. ta», or 
 tZ/it, to go. 
 
 *Hiov, impf. or a. 2. fr. £ia>, or 
 6tw, obsolete, to go. 
 
 'Htov' for rfiovay ace. sing. fr. 
 ij'iujv, nvoQ, i), a shore, bank. 
 
 'H tovto-T^dat. pi. Ion. of the same. 
 
 'Htdi/?7, TjQy r), a woman's name. 
 
 ' R'iov fj (TO I, hy Ionic or poetic reso- 
 lution of the diphthong for ato- 
 vfj<Tui, a. 1. inf, act, of alovdu), 
 to besprinkle. 
 
 'Htof, Uy ov, skilled in shooting : 
 fr. 'if] fit, to shoot ; an epith. of 
 Apollo & Bacchus. 
 
 'Hig, for yg, & this for alg, dat. 
 pi. fr. i), who. 
 
 'H'iffav, they were going; by pleon. 
 of Tj for iffav, 3 pi. impf. tlv, of 
 tlfii, to go. Or fr. a. 1. dtra, 3 pi. 
 tlaav, by resohition of the diph- 
 thong & change of f into ?;, as if 
 fr. tl(x). Or 3 pi. plupf. m. by 
 taking away c, for ytiaav, but 
 then ( ought to be subscribed 
 Some make it 1 sing, imperf. 
 'i<jr]v. Ion. Xaav, Att. iiffav, and 
 by change of £ into rj, ificfav, 1 
 knew ; fr. larjiu, to know. 
 
 'RioK^v, he was comparmg, 3 
 sing. impf. of tio-cw, to liken. 
 Th. tiKoi, to be like. 
 
 'HioTwcra, aQ,t, I destroyed, a. I. 
 ind. act. of aVVrow, to blot from 
 memory : fr. aiaTog, 6, r/, con- 
 cerning which we cannot know 
 anything : fr. a, IffTj^i. 
 
 'Htx^n^f 1£, V, I rushed out, a. 1. 
 ind. pass, of dtaaio, to rush ; f. 
 ^a>, perf. ri'ixct. 
 
 "Htxt, for 37xt, which see, 
 
 'Hr'Q*N, ovoQ, r{, a shore, bank, 
 coast, strand ; as if fr. aiovdio, 
 to besprinkle ; or fr. dtto, to 
 hear, because it resounds with 
 the waves. 
 
 ^Hic', for fiKi, he sent, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 of iriiiij to send, Th. «w. 
 
 HKP 
 
 'HKA, & 'HKra, adv. quietly, gen- 
 tly, softly, by degrees ; fr. aKz/v 
 
 quietly. 
 'H>ca, perf. act, of t^w, to eat, for 
 
 which also tdrjica is used ; also 
 
 of iOo), to be accustomed, & of 
 
 rjOu), to strain ; ijku, perf. act. fr 
 
 (jiott), to sing. 
 ^liKa, a. 1. ind. act. of 'irjut, to 
 
 send ; & perf. fr. ijdu), f. tjctuj, to 
 
 delight ; also peri', m. fr. iJKU), 
 
 to come. 
 "H^Kal^ov, I was comparing, impf. 
 
 of eUd^ut, to compare. Th. ukuj, 
 
 to be like. 
 'yiKaXog, /}, bu, quiet, tranquil, 
 
 calm. Til. ijKct, gently. 
 'Ukoxov, a. 2. ind. act. Att. for 
 
 r/Xov, of ax<*>, or a/caxEW, to be 
 
 sorry. Th. axog, grief. 
 ^Hfcf, he sent, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 of 'irjfii, to send ; f. i'jffuj, perf. 
 
 tlica, a. 2. tjv ; also 3 sing. impf. 
 
 or a. 2. of iJKu), to come. 
 'llKtiv, fig, (I, plupf. Att. for el- 
 
 Ktiv ; fr. f (Ku>, to be like. Or fr. 
 
 £?/*«, to go, perf. tijca not in use. 
 "HKtv, or J/ Ktv, adv. for ?), or, 
 
 whether : & 
 "Hkiv, or ij Ktv, adv. certainly. 
 'HK6cra/iijv, u), aro, I applied a 
 
 remedy ; a. 1. m. fr. a/cao/zat, to 
 
 cure ; f. aKSffOfiat. 
 'HKtffTog, rj, ov, not goaded, not 
 
 tamed to the yoke ; for aKiv- 
 
 <TTog, aKiffroQ, fr. a, KtvTioj. 
 'HKtjKoeiv, I had heard; fordjc?;- 
 
 Kotiv, 3 pi. i^KT]K6e(Tap, Att. for 
 
 T^Kr]K6ei.(Tav, plupf. m. fr. dKrjKoa, 
 
 perf. m. Att. of dKovu), to hear ; 
 
 f. ovffio, perf. tjKovKa, perf. m. 
 
 ijKoa, Att. aKtjKoa. 
 'li^KKjdfiTjv, u), aro, a. 1. m. of 
 
 aiKi^uj, to assault ; f. iaio, perf. 
 
 yKiKa, perf. part. pass. yKKTfxk- 
 
 vog. Th. aiKia, blows, beating. 
 "Hjciora, adv. in the least : fr. 
 "HKKTTog, T], ov, least, smallest, 
 
 weakest. Th. rJKa, gradually ; 
 
 or iJKu), to come ; last in order. 
 'HKo\ov9T](Ta, ag, f , a. I. ind. act. 
 
 of aKoXovOkiu, to follow ; f. r/jrw, 
 
 perf. riKoXovOTjKa. Th. ukoXov- 
 
 Oog, an attendant. 
 "Uko^(v, 1 pi. pres. or a. 2. or 
 
 impf. act. of i'jKu), to come, f. f)^a>. 
 'llKovTjfiai, I have been sharpen- 
 ed, perf. pass, of aKovdu), f. //crw, 
 
 to sharpen. Th. aKovrj. 
 'HKovTjfitvog, TJ, ov, part, of the 
 
 above perfect. 
 ""Ukov, Ion. for jt/ttou, certainly. 
 'Hkovko, perf. act. of dKovuj, to 
 
 hear ; f. am, perf. m. 7/icoa, Att. 
 
 djcryKoa. 
 'Hkovct', for yKov(Ta,ag,s, I heard, 
 
 a. 1. act. -qKovadriv, r/g, ij, a. 1. 
 
 pass, of the same. 
 'HKpt(3(jjfi€vog, tfyov, accurate, pf. 
 
 part. pass, of dicpijiou), to know 
 (202) 
 
 HAA 
 
 exactly. Th. dKpil3t)g. 
 
 'Htc^nfiuj^kvwgf adv. the same aa 
 drpt/3wt,*, accurately : fr. the 
 preceding. 
 
 'HKpijSuxra, ag, f,a. 1. ind. act. of 
 aKpifSooj, f. a>(7a>, to search out, 
 perf. jjKpifiujKa. Th. dKpi(3i)g. 
 
 'HKpodffaro, 3 sing. a. 1. m. of 
 aKpodofxai, f. aofxai, the same as 
 dKovio, to hear. 
 
 'Hfcpwrrypiao-^tei/og, perf. pt. pass, 
 of d*cp(u7-;/p£d^o/iat, to be muti- 
 lated. Th. uKpog. 
 
 ''Hkto, 3 s. plupf. pass. i/Kvai, 3 
 s. perf. pass, of avw, to lead ; f. 
 d^w, pf. »)x;aj perl*, pass, ijyfiai. 
 
 'llKvpwaaTE, 2 pi. a. 1. act. of 
 uKvpou), to abrogate, annul : fr. 
 a priv,&:K:i»po(;,£Of,r6,authority. 
 
 "HKQ, to come, relate or belong 
 to, arrive, be present ; inqjf. /)- 
 Kov, tg, e, f. >)|a>, perf. m. tJKa, 
 ag, I, a. 1. rj^a, a. 1. subj. iy^tu, 
 yg, y, & in 3 pi. i'jKiotn ; the 
 pres. is used for the perf., I have 
 or am come ; the impf. for the 
 plup., Ihadorwascome; tv iJKtiv, 
 to be well off, be prosperous. 
 
 'llXdOTjv, 1 was cast out, a. 1. ind. 
 pass, of iXavvit) ; f. iXdauj. 
 
 'HXaivuj, 'liXaivofiai, to be fool- 
 ish, mad, wander or rove about, 
 poet, for dXaivoj : fr. dX'tio. 
 
 'HXaKa, I have driven out, perf. 
 act. of tXavvit), to drive. 
 
 'HAAKA'TH, »/c,>;,a distaff, reed, 
 arrow ; the upper part of a 
 mast ; a w indlass ; pi. rd rtXd- 
 Kara, threads, spindles : fr. 
 7/Xa(ca, perf. of iXavvw, to move, 
 or rjXdaKijj, to wander. 
 
 'HXaKariiv, fjvog, b, a sort of 
 fish, from its likeness to a distaff. 
 
 'HXdXa'ia,ag, i, 3 pi. 7)XdXa^av, 
 they exclaimed, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 dXaXd^it), to cry out alula. Th. 
 dXaXi^, the shout of soldiers be- 
 fore battle. 
 
 '}iXduT]V, (t), aro, 1 leaped up, 3 
 pi. TJXavTO, a. 1. m, of d\Xofiai. 
 
 'HXacr', for ijXaat, he struck, a. 
 1. act. of tXavvco. 
 
 'HAA'SKQ & 'HXaffKdKui, to 
 stroll, wander, stray, shun, a- 
 void : fr. dXij, a wandering, or 
 tXduj, to drive. 
 
 'HXd<TTtov, ovv, impf. act. of d- 
 Xaariu), to be angry, grieved ; 
 fr. dXaaTog, Dor. for dXjyorog, 
 never to be forgotten : fr. a, 
 XJjBw. 
 
 'aXdarpeig, thou wert driving, 2 
 sing. impf. act. of iXaaTpstu, 
 the same as tXavvio, to drive ; 
 
 f. lXd(TUJ. 
 
 "tlXaro, lie leaped, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 
 m. of dXXofiat, to jump ; f. m. 
 
 dXoD^at. 
 'HXaTTovovvTo, 3 sing. impf. 
 
 pass. fr. iXaTTOveuif to lessen. 
 
 
 
 s 
 
 HAH 
 
 Th. IXaxvQ^ small, comp. IXdr- 
 ru)V or (T(JU}V, superl. kXdxit^rog. 
 
 'ttXdrroxja, ag, s, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of iXarroo), to lessen ; f. ujaio, 
 pf. riXdrrioKa : fr. the same th. 
 
 'HXyi]Ka, perf. act. of dXyew, to 
 be sad ; f. t}(^(o, perf. part. »)X- 
 yrjKwg. Th. dXyo^, grief. 
 
 'nXyovv, 1 sing, or 3 pi. impf. 
 act. of the preceding verb. 
 
 'HXty^rt, ag,e, I proved, .showed 
 by argument or example, a. 1. 
 ind. act. of iXkyx<»y to prove ; 
 
 f. ^U). , 
 
 •HXtifi/iat, I have been anomted, 
 perf. pass, of dXei^oj, to anoint ; 
 f. ypoj, perf. Ti\ti(pa,a.. 2. r)\i(pov, 
 a. 1. m. riXtixl/dfJitiv, w, aro. 
 'HXfi^a, 1 have anointed, perf. 
 act. & 
 •HXfti//a, ag, t, I anointed, a. 1. 
 
 act. of dXct^w. 
 'HXiKdTi], ijg, 1?, the same as 
 
 riXardTJ], which see. 
 'UXsKTpjj, r]Q, V, Electra, a wo- 
 man's name. 
 'HXiKTpivog, t], ov,made of or like 
 
 to electrum, bright, lucid : fr. 
 'nXiKTpog, ov, >;, & to ijXeKrpov, 
 electrum, amber ; a mixture of 
 four parts gold and one silver : 
 fr. riXtKTiop, the sun ; from its 
 splendour. 
 'l\XiKTpo<parig, sog, b, r), shining 
 like electrum : fr. ijXeKTpog, 
 ^dog, 
 'HXtcrpuwv, lovog, 6, Electryo7i, a 
 
 man's name. 
 'liXtKTpvojvTj, Tjg, y),Electryone, a 
 
 woman's name. 
 'UXsKTujp, opog, 6, the sun ; be- 
 cause it makes men dX'eKTpovg, 
 that is, rouses them from their 
 beds to the labours of the day. 
 Or because he himself is dXcjc- 
 rpog, i. e. never rests, but is 
 continually in motion : fr. a, 
 X'tKTpov, a bed. Th. X^yw, to 
 make to recline. 
 'llXk^aTog, T), ov, vain, silly, fool- 
 ish, stupid : fr. 
 'HA ED'S, d, 01^, foolish, dull, de- 
 ranged : fr. dXrj, a wandering. 
 *JlX€i;a, poet. & ^ol. forj/Xfutra, 
 I fled away, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 dXtvu), by epenth. of u, for dXkio, 
 to avoid ; riXtvdfirji', w, aTO, a. 
 1. m. 
 'HXtvOtpuxra, ag, e, I set free, a. 
 1. ind. of tXevOtpou), to free ; f. 
 UKTU}. Th. iXtvOepog. 
 'UXr]Xaro, he had been run 
 through, «SlC. for tXrjXaro, 3 
 sing, plupf. Att. m., 3 pi. »)Xi) 
 XavTo ; fr. iXavvio, to drive ; f. 
 kXdau), perf. 7/Xaica, perf. pass. 
 r/Xa/iat, Att. tXifXafiat, poet. 
 riXrjXafJiai, by the addition of a 
 new augment. Or impf. pass, 
 for r/Xaro, by a similar redupl. 
 
 HAI 
 
 fr. dXrifti, to wander, stray. Th. 
 
 dXdofxat, wfxai, the same. 
 'HXT}Xififir}v, for dX7?Xi/i/M7;v, plu- 
 
 perf. pass, by Attic redupl. & 
 
 shortening of the diphthong; fr. 
 
 dXei(puj, to anoint ; f. ^lo, perf. 
 
 ■tlXeifpa, perf. Att. dXr]Xi<pa. 
 ^llXOov, ig, e, I came, by sync, for 
 
 yXvOov, a. 2. ind. act. of tpxo- 
 
 flat, to come ; f. tXtiWo/iat, perf. 
 
 m. yXvQa, Att. iXTjXvOa. 
 "UXQoffav, they came, 3 pi. a. 2. 
 
 Boeot. for riXOov, Exod. xvi. 27- 
 
 Ps. xlviii. 4. 
 'HXt, a Hebrew word signifying, 
 
 my God ; also, Eli, indecl. the 
 
 name of a man. 
 'HXid^o/iai, to bask in the sun ; 
 
 also, to try a cause in the He- 
 
 lisea : fr. 
 'RXiaia, ag, r/, the Jldicea, an 
 
 uncovered court of justice in 
 
 Athens. Th. ijXiog, the sun. 
 
 'UXiag, ov, b, Elias, a prophet's 
 
 name, Hebr. signifying, my God. 
 ' H Xiaaig, eiog, »/, the right of sitting 
 
 in the Helisea, Demosth. 747- 
 
 'HXiaarng, o^i «> ^ judge in the 
 
 Helisea. Hence 
 
 'UXiacTTiKog, /), bv, pertaining to 
 or for sitting as a Heliastes. 
 
 'HXi(3aTog, ov. Ion. 7)Xt/3droto, 6, 
 ri, so high as to be traversed only 
 by the sun, inaccessible, very 
 lofty : fr. ijXiog, the sun, ^ol. 
 ijXiog, & (iaivio. Others form it 
 fr. dXiTtlv, to stray, & (iaivu). 
 
 'HXievov, eg, e, impf. act. of dXt- 
 evio, to fish : fr. dXuvg, a fisher- 
 man. Th. aXg, the sea. 
 
 RXiOa, adv. m vain ; abundantly, 
 exceedingly. 
 
 'KXiOtd^uj, f. dffio, to play the 
 fool : fr. 
 
 'HAI'GIOS, a, ov, foolish, stupid, 
 silly, simple, vain : hence 
 
 'llXi9i6rr]g, rjTog, r), foolishness, 
 stupidity, simplicity : & 
 
 'TLXiOiooj, w, f. waw, to render 
 stupid, stultify, astound, .^sch. 
 Pr. 1069. 
 
 'HAIKI'A, ag, r), size, stature, 
 age, age of puberty, youth,vigour, 
 manhood, bloom of life : fr. rjXi- 
 Kog, how great ; tv r/XiKt^ Tq, <jq,, 
 in your time. Hence 
 
 'HXtKia»r»jf,ov,Dor. i/Xtictwrac, a, 
 b, a youth of the same age, play- 
 mate, comrade, contemporary :& 
 
 'HXticiairtc, t^og, t], a young wo- 
 man of the same age, an equal 
 in years. 
 
 HAI'KOS, i;, ov, how much, how 
 great, how old, how many, how 
 little: "HXticoe, gen. sing. fr. 
 
 'RXivtrtadai, pf. inf. pass, of dXiv- 
 cku), same as dX'mt, to roll. 
 
 ^HXt?, iKog, b, 17, having attained 
 full growth, of the same age, 
 (293) 
 
 HAO 
 
 equal, a comrade. 
 'HXio/SXi/roe, o, 7/, struck or 
 scorched by the sun, sunny : fr. 
 7/Xtoe, /3dXX(u. 
 "RXioKavaTog, 6, 7/, sun-burnt : fr. 
 
 7/Xtoc, Ka'nt), f. Kuvaoj. 
 'HXiofiavi)g, tog, b, »'/, passionately- 
 fond of the sun : fr. 7)Xiog, fiai- 
 vofiai. 
 'UXioofiai, ovfiai, to be exposed 
 to the sun, scorched, parched or 
 illumined by the sun, Uve in the 
 open air : fr. 
 "HAI02, ov, b, the sim, light of 
 day ; ol i'jXtoi, rays of the sun : 
 fr. «X»7, brightness. 
 'UXtoffTtpijg, log, deprived or de- 
 priving of the sun, shading from 
 the sun : fr. ijXiog, orcpew. 
 "HXto(rrt/3/)c, tog, trodden or tra- 
 versed by the sun : fr. i]Xiog, 
 aTti(iot). 
 'RXiaKovTo, 3 pi. imperf. pass, of 
 d\i<JKOi, to take ; f. dXa»<Ta), perf. 
 riXixJKa, Att. tdXwica, a. 2. i^Xwi/, 
 Att. idXuiV. 
 'HXirtv, he sinned, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 ind. act. of dXiTiu), or dXttrw, to 
 sin, a. 2. 7/Xirov. 
 'nXiToyirivog & 'AXir6/i»jvoc,6, rj, 
 born one month before the time: 
 fr. dXiTtio, fiijv. 
 
 'HAI^, iTTog, r), a shoe : fr. dXti- 
 <pto, to anoint, because made of 
 hide, which is usually greased. 
 'HXtwO£«c,€vroc,sweating through 
 the heat of the sun, a. 1. part, 
 pass. fr. 
 'HXia>07/v, a. 1. pass, of rjXioo), to 
 
 expose to the sun. Th. ^'Xtoc- 
 'HXiaxTai Ko/iat, golden or reddish 
 hair, nom. pi. part. pres. f. g. fr. 
 7/Xidw, f. d(Ta>, to resemble the 
 sun in colour : fr. the same th. 
 'UXia>Tig, idog, T), of the sun, solar: 
 
 fr. 7)Xtog. 
 ^HXkov, Dor. for tIX*cov, imperf. 
 act. of sXku), to draw. 
 'nXK^jfikvog, pf. pt.pass. fr. cXkow, 
 
 to gall ; f. w<Tw. Th. tXKog. 
 'nXXdyrjaav, they were changed, 
 3 pi. a. 2. md. pass, of aXXdaaoj, 
 or TTio, f. ^w, a. 2. ijXXayov, pf. 
 pass. rjXXay^ai, a. 1. pass. ^X- 
 XdxOrjv, a. 2. pass. riXXdyrjv. 
 'UXXay^'svog, perf. part. pass. & 
 'HXXa^a, ag, £, a. 1. ind. act. & 
 'HXXdx^ai, perf. inf. pass. fr. dX- 
 
 Xdaffu), or ttu), to change. 
 'HXXotw/tai, I was changed, pf. 
 pass, of dXXotow, to estrange ; f. 
 u)(TU}, perf. riXXoitoKa. Th. aXXof. 
 'HXXorpi'wvrat, they have been 
 alienated, 3 pi. perf. pass. fr. 
 dXXorptow, to alienate ; f. utfTut, 
 perf. 7)XXorpiwica : fr. dXXorptoc, 
 foreign. Th. dXXog. 
 'HXor}97]v, T was ground, a. 1. ind. 
 pass, of dXodu), to grind, pound; 
 f. dffio & Tjaut. 
 
HMA 
 
 HME 
 
 HxMII 
 
 ILMl 
 
 HMO 
 
 HN 
 
 'HXoirjcrev, he cut down, 3 sing. a. 
 
 1. act. of aXoiaoi, poet, for aXodatj 
 to grind ; f. ijaut. 
 
 'HXof, 7), 6v, by sync, for rfXibg, 
 foolish, deranged, infatuated, in- 
 sane. 
 
 ''HXof, ovy o, a nail, stud, peg, 
 button ; com, wart : fr. eio, to 
 send ; because it is sent or driven 
 into anything : hence perhaps 
 Engl. aid. 
 
 'KXinKa, perf. act. & 'HXTrio-a, a. 
 1. ind. act. of Atti^w, to hope ; 
 f. iaio. Th. tXTTig, hope. 
 
 ""HXro, he leaped, by sync, for 
 7/Xaro, 3 sing. a. 1. m. with the 
 change of the breathing ; fr. aX- 
 Xofxai, to leap. 
 
 'HXvyq, rjg, or 'EXvyrj, fjg, y, 
 darkness, shade. Th. Xvyrj, the 
 same. 
 
 'HXv9' for TjXvQe, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 yXvOov, which see. 
 
 'HXuOa, ag, t, 1 pi. rjXvOafifv, pf. 
 in. of tpxofiai, to come ; f. iXtv- 
 Tofiai, a. 2. yjXOov. 
 
 'HXvOov, tg, s, by sync. i)X9ov, eg, 
 t, a. 2. ind. of the same. 
 
 'HXv^a, ag, i, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 aXvcFKu), to avoid ; f. ^a>. Th. 
 d\eio, to avoid. 
 
 'HX^oj/, fg, €, I found, a. 2. ind. 
 act. of dXcpdvoj or aX^w. 
 
 "HXwfca, 1 was taken, Att. taXa» 
 Ka. perf. act. of ciXiaKu), to take; 
 f, aXoKrtu ; fr. ciXouo or liXujyLi, 
 a. 2. rjXtuv, Att. «aXwv. 
 
 'RXdjfirji', imperf. of dXdofiai, to 
 wander, stray. 
 
 "HXiov, Att. taXwv, & "HX(u(Tav, 
 1 sing. & 3 pi. a. 2. see i'jXu)Ka. 
 H^a, arof , ro, the act of darting 
 or throwing, a dart, missile wea- 
 pon : fr. 'iT]fii, to send. Th. tw. 
 
 'HfidOrjvtv, Att. for yfidOdvev, 3 
 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of dfxciBalvio, 
 to be ignorant : fr. dfxaOrjg, un- 
 learned ; fr. a, navQdvio, to 
 learn ; f. ^aOrjauj, a. 2. tfxaQov. 
 
 Hfia9i(t)V, ovog, o, Emathlon, the 
 name of a king. 
 
 'HfiaBotig, irraa, tv, sandy ; Ion. 
 for diiadoiig, fr. dfiaOog for 
 ■il/dfiaOog, the same as \pdiJifiog, 
 sand. 
 
 'HfxaBwdTjg, the same as rmaOotig. 
 HiMAI, aai, rat, to be seated, 
 sit, be situated, remain, reside, 
 abide, dwell : fr. ctu, to place. 
 Ufiap, arog, to, a day ; pi. rj- 
 fiara. 
 
 "EfxapTtg, 2 sing. a. 2. ind. act.: 
 
 'HudprrjKa, perf. ind. act. & 
 
 'H/mpr?;»cora, ace. sing. perf. part, 
 fr. dixaprdvoj, to sin ; f. dfiap- 
 
 "Rfiaprov, eg, e, a. 2. of the pre- 
 ceding ; 3 pi. I'lfidproaav, Deut. 
 xxxvi. 5. 
 
 'H/xanof, a, op, daily, by day, in 
 
 the day-time : fr. iifiap, a day. 
 Th. I'l^upa, the same. 
 
 'EyidTiij^ai, I have been imbrued 
 in blood, perf. pass, of aiyLarou), 
 to dip in blood ; f. ojaio. Th. 
 alfxa, blood. 
 
 'H/iaypoxTf, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 of aftai'()6ai. 
 
 *H/i/3Xafcov, eg, e, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 the poetic verb dfifiXaKsu}, for 
 d/jiirXaKSio, to sin : fr. TrXaKia, 
 a wandering. Th. TrXa^w, to 
 cause to wander ; f. y^w. 
 
 'H^jiXvOijnav, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. pass, 
 of dyi^Xvio, f. (Jit). Th. dfJil3Xvg. 
 
 'H/ZjcSporov, eg, e, I wandered, a. 
 2. ind. act. for ij^iaprov, poet, as 
 if fr. dfi(3poTeu) for dfiaprdvu). 
 
 'Ufjieag, ace. j)l. Ion. for i)fidg, fr. 
 eyu) ; nom. pi. yfiteg for y'l^eTg. 
 
 'Hfiecairbg, r), 61^, belonging to our 
 country, of our country : fr. 
 t'jfielg, & Sdrre^ov, the pavement, 
 ground. 
 
 'UfieOa, we have been, 1 pi. of 
 ])lupf. ijfXTjv, fr. elfii, to be. 
 
 'H/itijSfro, he answered, 3 sing, 
 imperf. pass, of d^eij3u), to 
 change ; f. \poj, perf. iip.ei<pa. 
 
 'Hfieicr}Ka, ag, e, perf. act. & 
 
 Ufxei^qKojg, pf. part. fr. dnetSdio : 
 fr. a, fitiddii) ; f. i^crw. 
 
 'H/ifTf, we, nom. pi. fr. tyw, I. 
 
 'H/xenov, of us. Ion. for i)fiCjv, gen. 
 pi. of the same. 
 
 'HMEKTE'O, w, f. »)<rw, to be 
 angry, bear impatiently ; per- 
 haps fr. efikio, ex*!*, as if, to have 
 
 a vomitmg or nausea. 
 
 'UfikXr^Ka, I have neglected, de- 
 spised, perf. act. & 
 
 'H^eXriixevog, neglected, pf. part, 
 pass. fr. dfxeXeiij, to neglect. 
 
 'HfieXrjfikvojg, adv. negligently, 
 carelessly: fr. the same. 
 
 "H/i«XX', for i]fieXXe, 3 sing. impf. 
 Att. of fxeXXu), to be going to be; 
 f. ^eXXrjffio. 
 
 'H/itXovv, 3 pi. imperf. of dfieXeio, 
 to neglect ; f. ycrit), perf. yueXtj- 
 Ka : fr. a, fikXei, it concerns, 
 impers. 
 
 HME'N, a poetic and conjunctive 
 particle; to which yde answers, 
 both, and, as well, either. But 
 // fikv, truly, indeed. 
 
 ^Hfiev, we were, 1 pi. imperf. jjv, 
 of elfxl, to be ; rjfxev &. vixeg, 
 pres. inf. Dor. for elpni, of the 
 same ; yfiev, by sync, for yeifiev, 
 we had gone, 1 pi. pluperf. m. of 
 eini, to go. 
 
 "Hfievog, rj, ov, sitting, pres. part, 
 fr. ri^ai, to sit. 
 
 'HME'PA, ag, 1), Ion. rffieprj, a 
 day, daylight, time, time of life. 
 The ancients called ri^epav,'i^'e- 
 pav : fr. ine'iptt), to desire, be- 
 cause it is desirable on account 
 of the light : -qfi'epa KvpiaKi), 
 (294) 
 
 dies DominicuSf the Lord's day, 
 
 Sundav. 
 
 'Ufi'epevaig, tog, //, the continuing 
 a day, the duration of day, day, 
 Ps. i. 2 : fr. 
 
 'Ufiipevio, f. <T(o, to spend a day, 
 pass life : fr. y'jixspa. 
 
 'Ufiepewv, gen. pi. I(m. for y^e- 
 pG)v ; fr. iju'epa, a day. 
 
 'Hfieptjaiog, a, ov, or 6, »), daily, 
 continuing one day, ephemeral : 
 
 'Hfiepivbg, tj, ov, daily : & 
 Ufispiog, 6, TJ, daily, day-lived, 
 mortal : fr. yfispa, a day. 
 Hfiepig, i^og, t), tame, gentle, 
 mild. Th. i'mepog. Also a kind 
 of oak; a cultivated vine. 
 
 'Ufjiep6j3iog, 6, y, having subsist- 
 ence only for the day, as beg- 
 gars ; Diogenes particularly was 
 so called, who begged his daily 
 bread ; a kind of insect, living 
 for one day, also called e^fj- 
 liepov : fr. yfiepa, (3iog. 
 
 'UfiepoSaveKTTijg, ov, 6, one that 
 lends money out at daily interest: 
 fr. y^'f pa, ^ave'iZ,it). 
 
 'U^epodpo^iuj, ui, f. youi, to run 
 all day, carry daily messages, be 
 despatched every day : fr. 
 HfjiepoSpofiog, ov, 6, a daily run- 
 ner, letter-carrier, courier, mes- 
 senger : fr. ijii'epa, rpex^t pf* n^* 
 ^icpofxa. 
 
 'UfxepoKOiTog, 6, y, one that sleeps 
 the whole day : fr. yjxepa, Koiry. 
 
 'KfiepoXeydbv, adv. by numbering 
 days : fr. yfx'epa, X'eyio. 
 
 'HfxepoXoyeuj, tJ, f. yau), to num- 
 ber days, keep a journal : fr. 
 y^epa, Xtyu), to number. 
 
 'Hixepoofiai, ovfiai, to make tame 
 or gentle, subject : fr. 
 
 "HMEP02, 6, y, tame, gentle, 
 domestic, cultivated : fr. yfxepa, 
 because the day is quiet. 
 
 UfiepoffKOTTog, ov, 6, a day-watch, 
 sentinel, spy : fr. yfxspa, o-jcoTrof, 
 a spy. Th. (TKeTrrofiai. 
 
 'Hfxep6(pavrog, 6, y, appearing by 
 day, and not by night : fr. yfxepa, 
 tpaivit). 
 
 'H/if|r)o0i»Xa^,a*coc,6,aday-watch, 
 daily guard : fr. y^tpa, (pvXaK. 
 
 'Hfxepouj, w, f. wauj, perf. wjca, to 
 tame, cultivate, improve, civi- 
 lise : fr. y^epog. 
 
 ^Hfxeg, pres. inf. Dor. f^r e2vat,to 
 be ; fr. eifil, I am ; or, we were. 
 Dor. for yfitv, 1 pi. a. 2. of the 
 same. 
 
 'Ufxerepog, a, ov, our : fr. yfxeTg, 
 we. Th. tytu, I. 
 
 'HfXTj^'evo^, perf. part. pass, of 
 dfidio, to reap, collect ; f. i^trtu. 
 
 'Hfirjv, y(To, I was, or had been, 
 pluperf. or rather imperf. ind. of 
 tifii, to be. 
 
 "Ufiyv, I was sitting, imperf. of 
 yfiai, to sit. 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 nr 
 
 
 i 
 
 4 
 
 'HfiTjfftj 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 dfidui, to reap ; f. yffu}, perf. ij- 
 
 fiyica. 
 'Hfii, to speak, by Attic aphseresis 
 
 for (pyfii ; but r//it, in composi- 
 tion, for ijfiKTvg, half, Lat. semi. 
 ^HfiiavSpog, ov, 6, half-man : fr. 
 
 i'l^iKTvg, dvyp. 
 'Hfiidpptjv, evog, 6, y, half-male : 
 
 fr. yjXKTvg, dpptfv, a male. 
 'HixifipvjTog, a, y, half-eaten : fr. 
 
 ifpirrvg, fipioTog. Th. jSptoffKu). 
 'Hfiiyevtiog, o, 7), half-bearded : 
 
 fr. yfxiffvg, ykveiov. 
 *l{p.iyvfivog, b,y, half- naked : fr. 
 
 yfxifTvg, yvfxvog. 
 'HfiiSayg, eog, b, y, half-burnt : 
 
 fr. TJ/iio-ug, daii^o. 
 'HfiidapeiKOV, ov, to, half a daric, 
 
 containing ten drachms : fr. ij- 
 
 fiiffvg, daotiKog. 
 'llfiictt)g, eog, b, y, wanting half, 
 
 half-full : fr. yfiiavg, Seofiai. 
 
 UHtSiirXoiSiov, ov, Tb, a half di- 
 
 ploi.s, short cloak : fr. ijniavg, 
 
 SnrXoig. 
 ^HfiicovXo^, b, y, half a slave : fr. 
 
 i'jfiKTvg, CovXog. 
 'HjjiiSKTeov, ov, Tb, half of the 
 
 sixth of an Attic medimnus : fr. 
 
 yfxiavg, eKtevg. 
 'llpitpyog, b, y, half-done, half- 
 finished, unfinished : fr. yfiiavg, 
 
 Hfiit<p9()g, b, y, half-cooked, half- 
 boiled : fr. i'lfiKTvg, expeu). 
 *H.p.i9avyg, eog, b, y, half-dead : 
 
 fr. yfiKTvg, Wavov, a. 2. of 9vy- 
 
 cTKui, to die. 
 'H/xtOfoi, semifhi, demigods ; gen. 
 
 pi. ynL9'nx)v : fr. rjiiiavg, half, & 
 
 9ebg, a god. 
 *H/xi9tjXvg, vog, 6,77, half- woman: 
 
 fr. yp.itTvg, 9fiXvg. 
 *llixi9in)g, yrog, b, y, half-dead : 
 
 fr. yp.i(Tvg, 9vy<Ticu). 
 'lllxi9vyT0Q, 6, 77, half-mortal, who 
 
 lives and dies alternately : fr. 
 
 yfiKTvg, 9vyfTKio. 
 'H/iiOwpaictov,ou, ro, half abreast- 
 
 ])late : fr. yfiiaug, 9i!)pa^. 
 'llfiiKaKutg, adv. indifferently : fr. 
 
 y^uavg, KaKog. 
 ^Hn'iKpatpa, ag, 7/, half the head : 
 
 fr. yniavg, Kpalpa. 
 'HfiiXeTTTog, b, y, half-hatched, 
 
 half-shelled. Th. Xsttw. 
 "H^t/LivaTov, ov, Tb, half a mina : 
 
 fr. ijfiKTvg, fivd. 
 Ufiiva, yg, y, hemina, half a sex- 
 
 tarius. Th. ij^icrvg, half. 
 'H/t£0/J6Xiov, ov, Tb, half an obolus, 
 
 the twelfth part of a drachm : 
 
 fr. ijixKTvg, b[ioX6g. 
 'HfiioXij, ag, 7/, a piratical vessel, 
 
 having once and a half the ordi- 
 nary C(7mplement of rowers : fr. 
 'H^ioXiog, 6, 7/, a whole and half : 
 
 fr. yp.i<Tvg, oXog. 
 'Hfiioveiog, a, ov, belonging to or 
 
 drawn by mules : & 
 
 'H^ioviKog, y, bv, the same : (v. 
 'Hfiiovog, b, //, a mule ; as if, 
 
 half an ass ; dat. pi. Ion. yfiio- 
 
 votffi : fr. yjjiKTvg, uvog. 
 'DlxioTTog, b, y, half-holed, holed 
 
 one half : fr. yj-iirrvg, biry. 
 '\\fiio7rTog,b,y, half-roasted, half- 
 cooked : fr. yfxiffvg, otttu). 
 'WjinreXeKKov, ov, to, a, little axe, 
 
 half an axe, an axe which cuts 
 
 with one side onlv, a hatchet : 
 
 fr. ///iicryf, T^'tXeKvg. 
 '\\[u-KXe9pov, ov, Tb, half an acre: 
 
 fr. yfiKTvg, TcXeBpov, poet. TreXe- 
 
 9ooi'. an acre. 
 'WfinrXy^, yyog,b, 7), half-smitten, 
 
 half-cut : fr. yf^lffvc, TrXyaaoj. 
 'WyinrXiv9iov,ov, ro, half a brick: 
 
 fr. yp.i(Tvg, 7rXiv9og. 
 'Ufiixvovv, ace. sing. fr. yjii- 
 
 TTvoog, contr. 7n>ovg, ov, 6, 7), 
 
 half-alive : fr. yixitrvg, Trviuj. 
 'Hfiitreia, ag, y, half ; Ion. 7//xt- 
 
 (Tta, fern. fr. yniavg. 
 'Hfiicrevf^a, arog, to, the half : fr. 
 'HfiKTevoj, to halve, divide, be the 
 
 half of : fr. yp.iavg. 
 'HfiicTtj, TU, contr. for yn'iaea, 
 
 nom. pi. n. g. & 
 '\\^i(Tovg, gen. contr. for ijixiaeog, 
 
 fr. y^KTvg. 
 'UfiiffTixiov, ov, Tb, hemistlchium, 
 
 the half of a verse : fr. yfXKTvg, 
 
 <^''tX''C« Th. ffrcj'xw. 
 "HMI2YS, iiiilatia, y^unv, half, 
 
 semi or semis. 
 'M/LttraXavroj', ov, ro, semitalen- 
 
 tmn, half a talent : fr. yfiiavg, 
 
 TdXavTOv. 
 'H/iir£X/)c, eog, 6, 7), half-finished, 
 
 imperfect : fr. yp.iavg, TeXog. 
 
 Hiiirofiov, OV, Tb, a half : fr. 
 'HfiiTOfiog, b, y, halved, cut in 
 
 half : fr. ijfJLKTvg, Tefivoj, to cut ; 
 
 perf. m. TeTOfxa. 
 "H/xiry/3iov,oy,r6,a towel, napkin. 
 'HfiicpavXog, 6, 7), half-base, par- 
 tially depraved : fr. ijixiavg, <pav- 
 
 Xog. 
 'Efu<pXeKTog, 6, »/, half-burnt : 
 
 fr. yfiicrvg, <pX'tyoj. 
 'H^iio(3oXialog, a, ov, worth half 
 
 an obolus : fr. ijjjiiffvg, bjSoXug. 
 'HiXLibpiov, ov, Tb, semihora, the 
 
 space of half an hour : fr. 7)/*i- 
 
 (Tvg, iopa. 
 'H/u/iai, I have been set on fire, 
 
 ])erf. pass. ind. & 
 'Eji^Levog, having been set on fire, 
 
 perf. part. pass, of uttto^oi. Th. 
 
 uTTToj, to touch, inHame. 
 'H/iot/Srt, ag, e, I have changed, 
 
 exchanged, repaid, jierf. ind. m. 
 
 of «/if«/3a>, to exchange. 
 'H/LiOJp;;K:wg, pf. pt. act. of djioi- 
 
 peio, to be devoid of, without 
 
 share or part : fr. dfioipog, de- 
 void of; fr. a,fiolpa. Th. fjieipu). 
 "'HM02, adv. when, after that, 
 (295) 
 
 without the interrogation ; to 
 which Trjfiog, then, corresponds. 
 
 'HfiTreixofxyv, I was clothed with, 
 (with a double augment, that is, 
 the common ei for s, 6c y for a,) 
 for a/iTTfixoft'/i', impf. j)ass. of 
 dfiTrexofxai or dfiTr'ex*^) f^i' dfi<pi- 
 ex^, f. dfiipi^io, to put on, wrap 
 round one : fr. dii(pi, ex^> impf. 
 t7\;oi', a. 2. e(Txov. 
 
 'Hfinerrxofiyi', for djiTrerrxofiyv, 
 a. 2. ind. m. of d/uTTfcxw. JSee 
 preceding word. 
 
 'H/i7rtcrxo/i»?i', I was girt with, 
 impf. pass, of djjnricrxio, the same 
 as dixTrex**) ' see yfnreixbjjiyv. 
 
 'HfiTToXytre, he sold, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 act. of ifnro\'e(o. Th. TroXew. 
 
 'W^ivv for 7//ivi^e, he revenged, 3 
 sing, imperf. or a. 1. of dfivvuj, 
 to succour, also, to revenge ; 
 f. vit>, a. 1. yfivva. 
 
 'H/ivvaro, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. m. of 
 the same. 
 
 'HMy"12, to fall, bend, give way, 
 stoop, droop, sink ; f. v'au), perf. 
 yf.iv'Ka, Att. efiyfiVKa. 
 
 ' \iH<}>uy voovv, impf. ind. act. of 
 dfLiipayvoeuj, to be partly igno- 
 rant of : fr. dfi(j)i, dyvoUo, to be 
 ignorant of ; fr. o, voog, vovg. 
 
 'HlKpeiiievog, clothed with, perf. 
 part. pass, of dfiipievvvfjii ; f. dfi- 
 (pdffu) or dp.<p'e(Toi, perf. pass, yfi- 
 (pelfiai, with the assumption of 
 two augments, 7; for a, & ei for 
 £ : fr. «/i0t, eu), to put on. 
 
 'H/i0i/3aXXov,I was doubtmg, im- 
 perf, act. (the augment being 
 placed first) of dfKpijSdXXoj. Th. 
 (idXXu), to cast ; f. /iaXw, perf. 
 jSejiKyKa, a. 2. e^aXov. 
 HfKpiyvovv for 7}/i^iyv6oi;v, I was 
 doubting, imperf. act. (the aug- 
 ment being placed first) fr. dfx- 
 (piyvoeu), to know in part, doubt ; 
 a. I. ind. yfupiyvoyrta : fr.dfKpi, 
 voeu). Th. voog, vovg. 
 
 'Hju0tcj/»'t'/i7/v,I was clothed with, 
 imperf. pass, (with the augment 
 placed first) of d^<pievvvfii : fr. 
 dfitpi, evvvjxi or eui, to put on ; 
 f. tVw, poet, eaffit), a. 1. elaa. 
 
 'Hft^tftra, I clothed, put on, for 
 dfi<pieX<Ta, a. 1. ind. of same verb. 
 
 'Hfi^iecrfxai, I have been clothed 
 with, perf. pass. ind. fr. df^piev- 
 vvfii, f. dfupuaoj. Th. evwixi or 
 eu), to put on. 
 
 'HfupufffiivoQ, clothed, girt, part, 
 perf. pass, of the preceding. 
 See yix(l>eifisvog. 
 
 'UlX(pi(Ti3yTovv, I was contending 
 for, impf. act. of a/i0i(T/37jrga7, f. 
 yffio, to contend on any subject. 
 
 "Hfiiov, ovog, 6, y, a shooter, 
 slinger : fr. iyfJii, or eio, to send. 
 
 'Hfiutv, of us, gen. pi. fr. eyat, I. 
 
 "Hr', if, with the subj. ; yv fit), 
 unless. 
 
HNE 
 
 "Hv, whom, which, ace. smg. f. g. 
 
 . OQ, 7], 0. 
 
 'H V, I was, or he was, 1 or 3 sing. 
 
 impf. ; also by sync, for ijcrav, 
 
 they were, 3 pi. imperf. of tlfil, 
 
 to be ; also fort^/yv, it was law- 
 ful ; & 
 "Hvjjr/f, r/, Att. for^Tyv, (pijg, <pii, 
 
 for t0»/v, jjg, T]y I spoke, a. 2. of 
 
 0?;^ti, to say ; but 
 'Hv, ^c> ^) I sent, a, 2. incl. of 
 
 'iTjfii, to send. 
 'Hvay/cao-a, a^, e, a. 1. ind. act. & 
 'Hvayjcda^/jv, a. 1. ind. pass. fr. 
 
 dvay/ca^uj, to compel ; imperf. 
 
 rjvciyKalliov, f. dew, perf. pass. 
 
 rfvayKafffxai, pf. pt. pass, ^vay- 
 
 Kaafi'evog. Th. dvdyKi;. 
 'Hvay»ca<T^£va>g, adv. by compul- 
 sion : fr. rivciyKafffikvogy part. 
 
 perf. pass, of dvayKci^oj. 
 'HvaihjKOTtg, nom. pi. pei'f. part. 
 
 act. of avaiCsu), to be shameless : 
 
 fr. a, a IV log. 
 'Rvd\ii)Ka for CIV f}\ojKa, perf. ind. 
 
 act. of dvaXifTKio, to spend : fr. 
 
 d\i(TKOi, to take, f. dXioaio, perf. 
 
 ijXwKci, Att. edXiOKa. 
 'HvdXuxra, I spent, a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 for djn/Xttxra : fr. the preceding. 
 ^HvavTiioOyjVj I opposed, a. 1. 
 
 ind. pass. & 
 
 RvavriuJixaif perf. pass, whence 
 'Hvavrnofiivogy pf. pt. pass. fr. 
 
 ei'avriuofiai, to oppose : fr. 
 
 tvavTiog, contrary. Th. dvri. 
 'Hva^a, ag, f, I commanded, a. 1. 
 
 ind. act. of dvdrrffii), to reign ; 
 
 f. ^uj, perf. iivaxa. Th. dva^. 
 *Hvdpa, I slew, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 ivat^ix), to kill, f. a^ix). 
 'HvaaaiVy 3 sing. impf. of dvdtr- 
 
 ait), to command ; see ijva^a. 
 "Rvcavov, tQy s, I was pleasing, 
 
 imperf. act. of dvcdi/oi, to please. 
 'HvcpayaOijKsvai, perf. inf. act. 
 
 of dvdpayaGkio^ to behave brave- 
 ly: fr. dvr)p, dvCpug, & dyaOog. 
 'Hi'^pioOrjv, I attained the age 
 
 of manhood, a. 1. ind. pass, of 
 
 dvdpou), to -make manlv. Th. 
 
 avifp, a man. 
 'HveyKa, ag, e, 3 pi. Tyrtyjcav, 
 
 a. l.ind. act. & 
 'HveyKdfir}v, w, aro, I l)ore, a. 1. 
 
 ind. m. of ^spw, to bear ; f. oiatu, 
 
 a. 1. fjVEyKa : fr. fveyjcw, whence 
 "HvtyKOv, a. 2. ind. act. -qveyKo- 
 
 iirjv, a. 2. ind. m. &. 
 'Hvfy^at, perf. ind. pass. & 
 'Hv«y/x£vo(;, perf. part. pass. fr. 
 
 0£pw. See r}ViyKd}xr]v. 
 'Il^vs0i]v, I was praised, a. 1. ind, 
 
 pass. fr. aivkoj, to praise ; f. kaio 
 
 & rjffu), perf. yj-ffca, perf. pass. 
 
 yvTjfiai. Th. (in'og, j)raise. 
 'Hvitxra, ag, t, 1 Imre, 3 pi. yvet- 
 
 Kav, a. 1. ind. act. lo. for I'/vty- 
 
 Ka, a. 1. of 0spw, f. o'laio ; & 
 'UveiKavTO, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. m. for 
 
 HN0 
 
 i^vkyKavTO. 
 
 'B-PEiTTe, he proclaimed, prohi- 
 bited, 3 sing. a. 1. or 2. for 
 dvtiTTfy poet. avtirraTre, byredu 
 plication. Th. t7ru>, to speak ; 
 a. 1. tiTTa, ag, e, a. 2. tiTTov. 
 KvtixOrjv, r]g, 7], a. 1. ind. pass. 
 Ion. for ijvix^W- 
 Hi^ft^oft'/v, I was sustaining, for 
 dvtixofirjv, 1 sing, impf, ind. m 
 by doubling the augment ; & 
 
 'RvtixovTo, 3 pi. of the same : fr 
 dvExofiai, to endure. Th. £X^j 
 to have, imperf. dxov. 
 
 'HNEKH'2, eog, 6, »;, stretched 
 out, extended, broad, wide, per- 
 petual, lasting. 
 
 'Hvfuoiig, icaa, cv, windy, ex- 
 posed to the wind, lofty : fr. ijvE- 
 fxog, poet, for di>efiog, the wind. 
 
 "HvfTTor, I said, addressed, a. 2. 
 or imperf. fr. trcTTw, the prepos. 
 assuming the augment : fr. iv, 
 tTTu), to speak. 
 
 'Hv((ja,l praised, a. 1. of alv'no. 
 f. kfjix) or riaoj, perf. yvtKa. 
 
 'livE(rx^Or]v, 1 endured, a. 1. ind. 
 pass, of dvaxio, to raise up ; f. 
 d r f ^ w &. d V a (T ;^ 17 rrto , a s i f f r . cr X f a> , 
 a. 2. dvgff^^oi', perf. dv^fT^/yk-a, 
 perf. pass. dj/£cr;^7/jLtai, a. 1. ind. 
 pass. d^'^o■Y£0;;^/,&with the aug- 
 ment prefixed to the prepos. 
 VVfffx^Oijv. Th. £x^) to have. 
 
 '}ive(Tx6fXT]v, I endured, for dpt- 
 ^X"j"*?''> '1- 2. m. of the same. 
 
 'Hi'kxOnv, i)g, »;,I was borne, a. 1. 
 ind. pass, of ^tpw, to bear ; f. 
 olffuj, a. 1. T'lveyKa, fr. tveyKio, 
 ])erf. pass, ijvty^ai. 
 
 '\{v'iif}ya, 1 haveopened, for dj^fy- 
 ya, Att. for di'^ya, perf. m. & 
 
 'Hv£</jy/tai, pf. ind. pass. Att. & 
 
 'Rvii^X^'n'^j ^- ^ - iii<^l- pass. Att. fr. 
 dvuiyii), to open ; f. ^w. Th. ol- 
 yu), the same. 
 
 'HveijJxQrjaav, 3 pi. of the prece- 
 dhig. 
 
 Hi^r/Xtu/iatjIhave been consumed, 
 with the augment doubled, for 
 dvijXojfiai, perf. ind. pass. & 
 
 '}li>r]Xit)i.tsvug, i)erf. part. pass, for 
 dvi]Xu)i.isrog ; a. l.pass. ^r;/\a>- 
 0/;v for di/»/\{uO»;i/ ; a. 1. act. 
 i)vi}Xioaa for dvr]Xu)aa : fr. di^a- 
 Xt(T»cw, to consume. Th. dXto-xrw, 
 to take ; f. dXujait)^ perf. yyXwica, 
 Att. tdXwjca. 
 
 'Hvj?j'dyi<?;v, w, aroy I refused, a. 
 I. ind. m. & 
 
 'UvyvavTo, 3 pi. a. I. ind. m. fr. 
 dvaii'Ofiai, to refuse. 
 
 ''HvOs or ijvOti', Dor. for ^XOs. 
 
 'HvOia/.ievog, dyed, pf. pt. pass, 
 of ijvBLCT^ai, perf. of dvdi^io, to 
 make blooming. Th. dvQog. 
 
 ""WvQov, (g, f, Dor. for ijXQov, eg, 
 e, 6c in 1 pi. ijiOofisg for i/XOo- 
 fuv, a. 2. ind. act. of tpxofJiai, to 
 come ; f, iXevfTo/tai. 
 (296) 
 
 HNO 
 
 'HNT, behold: see i^vi8e. 
 
 "HNI'A, ag, t), a rein, bridle, 
 shoe-string ; restrained govern- 
 ment ; d^' rjviag, to the left : 
 as if fr. tvotu, to unite ; hence 
 
 'Hvtfl^w, f. ddw, to bridle, rule, 
 restrain. 
 
 'R^viypiai, I have hinted, spoken 
 obscurely, perf. pass, whence 
 yviyfxkvog, ])erf. part. pass, yvi- 
 Xd^r]Vy it), arOf a. 1. m. of aiviT- 
 TOfiaiy to intimate obscurely ; f. 
 Kofiai. Th. alvog, a fable, story. 
 
 'Hvide, behold : fr. ^vi, the same. 
 
 'Hvij/rrat, thou wertgrieved,2 sing, 
 perf. pass, of dvidio^ f. r)(Tio, perf. 
 pass. 77vt;7juat,<Ta», rai. Th. dvia. 
 HNI'KA, when ; adv. not inter- 
 rogative. But TrrjviKa is used 
 in interrogation, when ? 
 
 'Hj'iov, ov, TO, a rein, bridle, bit : 
 fr. 7}virt, the same. 
 
 'llvioTToitloi'jOVy TO, afactory for 
 reins and bridles : fr. 
 
 ' livioTTodit), w, f. r}(To), to make 
 bridles, hold the rein.s, rule, 
 guide : fr. >;i/ia, ttoisw. 
 
 'llviotTTpo(pku), w, f. 7/(T<i>, to turn 
 or guide the reins, drive : fr. 
 
 'UinoffTpocpog, 6, y, one who turns 
 the reins, a driver, charioteer : 
 fr. yvia, arpeipijj. 
 
 'livioxfia, ag, »/, the driving of 
 a chariot, guidance : fr. 
 
 'Hvioxivg, fwf, a charioteer : & 
 
 'Uvioxtvuj, f. (vau), to hold the 
 reins, drive a chariot ; guide, 
 rule, govern : fr. i/vioxog. 
 
 ' H viox^io, a, f. I'jffojy the same : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 'Hvioxi], Tjgy i), Henioche, a wo- 
 man's name ; a female driver. 
 
 'H>'tox^|fc»»o"i' pl« Ion. fr. i)vio- 
 Xci'Cj a charioteer. 
 
 'Hvioxog, ov, 6, a charioteer, 
 guide, ruler : fr. r/vi'a, ext*f- 
 
 ' H v( TTrt TTf , he spoke, reprimanded ; 
 poetic pleonasm fctr 
 
 'llviTTtVy 3 sing. perf. m. or a. 2. 
 act. of iriTmo, f. \pio, the same 
 as tvtTTio, to speak threatening- 
 ly. Th. tirio, to speak. 
 
 ^Hvig, log, y), one year old, a 
 yearling : fr. trog, a year. 
 
 'HvKTcrdfiqv, (i>, are, I spoke ob- 
 scurely ; for yviKdfirjv, a. 1. m. 
 of alvi<r<Tu), f. ^to, perf. yvixa. 
 Th. aJrog, a fable ; but 
 
 '}lvL(T<7d^T]v, I abused, without 
 the t subscript, is a. 1. m. of 
 iviaaii), the same as iviTru), to 
 chide. Th. tTrw, to say. 
 
 'UviaaiTo, he was hinting, co- 
 vertly speaking, 3 sing. fr. 
 
 ' H^VKT (TO/i;;v, impf. of aivi(T(TOfiat, 
 to hint. Th. aJvog, a fable. 
 
 'HvixO(tJ,\et it be said obscurely, 
 3 sing. pf. imper. pass, yvi^o, 
 X^w, fr. the same. 
 
 *Hvo0a, I liave florished, pf, m. 
 
 t 
 
 HNQ 
 
 with the insertion of o, for yv9a : 
 
 fr. di'Btio, to florish. Th. dvOog. 
 'Hvoiyrjv, i]g, rj, I was opened, a. 
 
 2, ind. pass, (with the augment 
 
 ))laced fii*st, as in simple verbs) 
 
 for dv((jy7ji> ; fr.droiyw, to open ; 
 
 f. ^(o. Th. oiyw, the same. 
 'Ui'oi^a, ag, e, I opened, a. 1. act. 
 
 of the same. 
 'llvoiarai, 3 sing. pf. ind. pass. 
 
 of di'a^kpu), or tfKpfpoj : fr. the 
 
 obsolete th. olio, with the aug- 
 ment placed first. 
 ^Hvov, I was finishing, impf. of 
 
 difui, poet, for dvvio, or by syne. 
 
 forijvvov, impf. of dvvco, f. vaio. 
 'Hi'op'ia, ag, or Ion. ijvoperj, 7/c, /), 
 
 manliness, bravery. Th. drr'/o. 
 *Hrox«, Att ivrjvoxci, perf. m. 
 
 of 0fpw, to bear ; f. oiaio, a. 1, 
 
 I'lVfyKa. 
 ^liroi^, oTTog, o, ?'/, sounding, vo- 
 cal ; bright, clear. Th. 6\p. 
 
 li vrai, 3 pi. pres. ind. of rjfiai. 
 
 to sit. 
 'Hi'Tioi', impf. act. of dv-tu), lo. 
 
 for di'Tuu}, to meet. Th. di'ri. 
 'livrfTo, he was meeting, 3 sing. 
 
 imperf. ind. m. of dvrofiai, for 
 
 avTooj, to meet. Th. the same. 
 'llvTj](Ts, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 the preceding verb. 
 'l]vTt(36Xovv, I met, impf. of dv- 
 
 rt/3oXfa», to meet, entreat : fr. 
 
 dvnlSdXXio, to throw against. 
 
 Th. fSdXXuj, pf. m. (SsjSoXa. 
 'HvTi^tKOvv, I pleaded against, 
 
 impf. of dvTidiKE(jj : fr. dvTidiKog, 
 
 an adversary : fr. dvrt, ^ikt]. 
 "HvTiv, for i'p'Tiva,\\\\om, which, 
 
 ace. sing. fr. yrig, 't)(TTivog, 
 
 which. Th. og, rig. 
 *i\x>TiioQrjv, i]g, 7], I opposed, a. 1, 
 
 ind. pass, of dj/rioo^m. Th. dvri 
 
 HvTO, they were sitting, 3 pi. 
 
 imperf. of TJfiai. 
 'Hi>v9i]i', 7)g, t), I was finished, a. 
 
 1. ind. pass. & 
 'Hvuor, fg, e, I finished, impf. 
 
 or a. 2. ind. act. & 
 'Hi'Vffa, a. 1. ind. act. fr. dvvio, 
 
 to finish ; f. vffut, perf. iivvKa. 
 'Hvvarpov, ov, to, the fourth 
 
 stomach of ruminating animals. 
 *Hvwya, I order, perf. ind. m. : & 
 'Rvivytiv, ng, ti, I ordered, 
 
 pluperf. ind. m. of dvioyio, to 
 
 order ; f. ^lo, perf. ijvioxa. 
 'Hpiuy OP, I ordered, imperf. of 
 
 the same verb. 
 "liviofiai, I have been united, pf. 
 
 pass, of evou), to unite. Th. ilg, 
 
 one, gen. erdg. 
 'Hv(u/i£rog, joined, pf. part. pass. 
 
 fr. h'ou). 
 'Uvoi^ct, ag, I, I ordered, a. 1. 
 
 ind. act. of dvwyw, f. ^w. 
 'HviijpOovv, I was correcting,(with 
 
 a double augment,) impf. of dv- 
 
 opOow : fr. dvd & doGoio, to 
 
 HOA 
 
 ^ straighten. Th. dpOog. 
 
 'Uv(op9ii)(ra, I corrected, a. 1. ind. 
 act. of the same verb. 
 
 'lli'ibxXovv, impf. ind. act. with a 
 double augment ; fr. ivoxXeio, to 
 disturb ; f. T](T<o,a. I. yi'ioxXTjaa, 
 pei*f. yifibxXTiKa : fr. tv, oxXoc- 
 
 'H^rt, ag, £, I came, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of iJKio, to come ; f. ^w. 
 
 'H^rt, ag, t, I led, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of dya>, f. ^a>, to lead : & 
 
 'H^a, I broke, Att. ta^rr,a. 1. act. 
 of dyio or uyvvfii, f. ^lo : but 
 
 'H^^a, I rushed on, a. I. act. of 
 ai<T(Tio for dt<T<Tio, to rush. 
 
 'hl^iov, 3 sing, imperf. ind. act. 
 contr. fr. d^tow, to deem worthy. 
 Th. d^Log, worthy. 
 
 'HKio}9i]v, a. 1. ind. pass, of d^too- 
 fiai, ovfiai, to be accounted wor- 
 thy ; which is fr. the same. 
 
 'H^iu)(Ta,a. I. of d^iow, to account 
 worthy : fr. the same th. 
 
 'W^iioTai, he has been thought 
 worthy, 3 sing. pf. pass. fr. the 
 same. 
 
 'H^oi, I shall come. Dor. for i'jKio, 
 f. 1. fr. yKOj. 
 
 'Hot, to the morning, dat. sing, 
 fr. riojg, gen. contr. yovg. 
 
 'Hoida, I sung, perf. m. of diidu). 
 
 'Hot?;, Tjg, >), the morning, east: fr. 
 
 'HoTof, a, ov, eastern, early : fr. 
 yijjg, the morning. 
 
 'Hoixtv, 1 pi. a. 2. ind. act. yov, 
 tg, e, Att. for dov, eg, e, com- 
 monly lov, tg, e ; fr. tlfii, to go. 
 
 'H^oi'a, ace. sing. fr. yujv, ovog, 7), 
 a shore, bank, for rfiijjv, ovog, 7). 
 
 'HovTjaag. 2 sing. a. 1 . act. of aio- 
 vdu), to besprinkle, pour on ; f. 
 7](Tii}, pf. part. pass, yoi'rifxkvog. 
 
 'Rovg, gen. sing. fr. ti^g, dog, 
 contr. 7)ovg, 7), the morning. 
 
 'l{7ra\vvGi]v, a. 1. ind. })ass. fr. 
 oTTaXi'/va;, to soften. Th. uTraXog. 
 
 'HTrava, he wants, & 'H-rravia, 
 ag,7}, want, Hesych.; perhaps fr. 
 OTTO, dviTJiJii, to loosen, desist. 
 
 'HflAP, arog, to, Lat. hepar, the 
 liver ; pi. tu ijrraTa. 
 
 'H7raT7)97]v, rjg, 7^,1 was deceived, 
 a. ] . ind. pass, of aTraTdio, to 
 deceive ; f. i]<Tu>. 
 
 'HTTaTifpbg, d, ov, & 'HTrariKog, 
 7), ov, of the liver, hepatic. 
 
 'HTraTOffKOTTSu), w, f. ijaio, to in- 
 spect the entrails of an animal, 
 and from their appearance to 
 prophesy: fr. TjTrap, the liver, & 
 
 (TKOTreiO. Th. OKSTTTOfXai. 
 
 'HTraroTKOTr/'/ffacryat, to have con- 
 sulted the entrails, a. 1. inf. m. 
 fr, the |)receding. 
 
 'HTraroffKroTTia, lag, 7), an inspec- 
 tion of the liver : & 
 
 'HTraTOfTKOTTog, 6, 7), one who in- 
 spects the liver, a prophet, seer: 
 fr. the same. 
 
 'HTraroi'pyog, 6, r/, a tearer or 
 (297) 
 
 Hni 
 
 dissector of the liver : fr. TJTrap^ 
 tpyov. 
 ■ Hrra^CjS sing. a. 2. ind. act.7/7ra-» 
 00V, of d7ra<piaKio, or aTrdipu}) 
 poet, for dTrarw, to deceive^ 
 'H7rd(i>, to i)ierce with an awl, 
 patch ; hence yrryjaaaGat, a. 1. 
 inf. m. 
 
 HTTedavbg, y, 61/, as if dTredavbg, 
 lame, tottering, infirm, foolish : 
 fr. a priv. «ft TreSavbg, on the 
 ground, firm. Th. ttsSov. 
 
 'HTTfiyero, 3 sing. impf. ind. pass, 
 of tTTfiyu), f. ^u>, to urge, hasten. 
 
 'HTTfty/Ltai, I have been hurried,, 
 perf. ind. pass. & 
 
 'HTTtiyfisiwg, perf. part. pass, of 
 the same verb. 
 
 'Il7rEi9r}(Ta, ag, e, & in 3 pi. yTrei- 
 Gtjaav, a. 1. ind. act. of d7r(i9kiOy 
 to disobey, disbelieve ; f. yffio : 
 fr. a priv. & 7ni9io,to persuade. 
 
 'HTTtiGuvv, imperf. ind. act. of 
 dTTnOsot. 
 
 'H7r6(Xi/(T£v, he threatened, 3sing. 
 a. 1. ind. act. of dTrtiXioj to 
 threaten ; f. tjmo. 
 
 'U7reipoyti^t)g, tog, b, 17, bom on 
 the continent: fr. 7)7rnpog,yevog. 
 
 'HIIEIPOS, ou, 7/, a continent, or 
 main land ; as if aTrtipog, with- 
 out limits, inmiense ; fr. a priv. 
 & TTspag, a boundary ; also, Epi- 
 rus, a country so called, part of 
 Greece. Hence 
 HTTCtpwr;;^, ov, 0, one bom or 
 dwelling on the continent ; an 
 Epirot or native of Epirus : fr. 
 the preceding : & 
 
 'HneipioTiKbg, 7), bv, belonging to 
 or dwelling on the continent. 
 
 'H 7re I ra, poet, for tTrtira, then : 
 fr. tTTi, & tira, then. 
 
 'HTTfp, or, a disjunctive conjunc- 
 tion. Til. ri, or. 
 
 'HTrepoTreixrag, having deceived, 
 a. 1. part. act. fr. yTripoTrivoj. 
 
 ' H7rfp07rfVT7]g,ov, Si. 'HTrfpoTTCuc, 
 fiog. Ion. 7]og, 6, a deceiver: 
 fr. 
 
 'HTrepoTTtvo), to deceive, seduce, 
 flatter ; f. svffu) : prob. fr. Eirog. 
 
 'HTrtx9dvovTo, they were offend- 
 ed, 3 pi. impf. pass, for d7r//x^d- 
 vovTo; fr. d7rtx9dvonai,fr. dirbf 
 tX^of,*, hate. 
 
 'H7r?'/(Ta(T^at,a.l. inf. m.fr. rjirdio, 
 to patch. 
 
 'U7n]Ti)g, ov, b, a cobbler, tailor, 
 botcher : fr. the same th. 
 
 'llTTtaXeo;, w, to have the fever 
 epialus or the ague : fr. 
 
 'Hm'AAOS, ov, b, Lat. epialus, 
 a sort of daily fever, an ague. 
 
 'llTTiufxa, aroc,r6, an application 
 to soften pam, fomentation, leni- 
 tive : fr. 
 
 'HTTidw, a>, to ease, soften, as- 
 suage, calm, soothe, appease ; f. 
 d'ffio & TjiTu). Th. TJniog. 
 
HP A 
 
 *Il7rt]70»;v, T/g, »7, a. 1. ind. pass. 
 
 ^ of the preceding verb. 
 
 'Hniodiopog, 6, r), kind, gentle, 
 one who gives kindly: fr. JjTriog, 
 iojpov. 
 
 'HnioOvfiog^ 6, //, kind-hearted, 
 benign : fr. i/Trto^, Ovfiog. 
 HITIOi:, a, or, or 6, ;;, soothing, 
 mild, gentle, placid, mild in 
 
 ^ speech, kind : as if fr. tirog. 
 
 'HTTioTrjg, TjTogy //, mildness, gen- 
 
 ^ tleness, lenity : fr. j/Triog. 
 
 'Hwiiog, adv. gently, kindly, in- 
 dulgently. 
 
 'HTTtoraro, Ion. & Att, for tTrt'o-- 
 TciTo, 3 sing, imperf. ind. m. of 
 tTTKTTa^aij the same as the sim- 
 ple i(T;///f, to know. 
 
 'W-maTiaro, Ion. for tTriaravTo, 
 3 pi. of the same imperf. 
 
 'kl7n(TTfi9i]v, a. 1. ind. pass, of 
 dTrirrriio, to distinist, disbelieve; 
 f. rjau), perf. riTriffTTjKa, a. 1. 
 T^Trirrrrjaa, & in3 pi. rjTricrnjfTav: 
 fr. a ]>riv. & TTiartg, confidence. 
 Th. TTtiOujy to persuade ; f. (tu>, 
 a. 2. tTTiOov. Some make //m- 
 <TTr)9r]u Att. for tTriartjOnv : fr. 
 IwifTTai^Lai, to know. 
 
 'HTTtTrr/fTai/, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. act. 
 of a-mnTiu) ; see rfTnfTTrjOijv. 
 
 'HTTtoToyj/, imperf. ind. act. of 
 the same verb. 
 
 UTTOfiTjv, & fiTTo/ir/v, imperf. ind. 
 m. of eTTOfini, to follow. Th. f ttw, 
 the same. 
 
 *H7rope7ro, 3 sing. impf. pass. & 
 
 'Httoiuowj/, 1 sing. & 3 pi. imperf. 
 ind. act. of cnropiio^ to doubt : 
 fr. a priv. & Tropog, a passage. 
 Th. Trdpo), to pass through ; pf. 
 
 m. TTETTOpa 
 
 HPA 
 
 *H7rov, or : fr. ri, or, & ttov, 
 somewhere, fr. og, who : but 
 
 'Httov, assuredly, certainly; also, 
 an interrogation, whether ? does 
 it ? is it so ? fr. »}, the same. 
 
 'HTrrat, he is touched, 3 sing, 
 perf. pass, ^fifxai, of aVrco, to 
 
 ^ touch ; f. \puj, pei-f. //0a. 
 
 'Htti'ov, they exclaimed, 3 pi. 
 imperf. of cnrviOf or ^tti-w, to 
 Bound ; f. t-ffw, as if fr. tVw, to 
 speak. 
 
 'HTTura, nom. sing. ^ol. for 
 
 'HTTvrrig, ov, 6, a shouter : fr. 
 
 'Httuw, for a.7rv(jj, to shout, vocife- 
 rate ; see ijirvov. 
 Hp" for »}pa, an interrogation, 
 whether \ fr. >}, certainly ; whe- 
 ther ? & pa, an enclit. or exple- 
 tive particle. 
 
 ■"Hp, rioog, TO, spring ; contr. fr. 
 th. tap, the same. 
 
 "Hpa, ac, Ion."Hp»7, V£i r/, Juno. 
 Some make it by metath. for 
 arip', or fr. 6pao>, to love. 
 'Hpa, I bore ; a. 1. ind. act. of 
 atpw, to take up ; f. dpw, perf. 
 *)pKa : also 
 
 ''IJpa, perf. m. of dpio, to fit ; 
 perf. m. Att. dpijpa is more in 
 use. 
 
 'Hpa, rd, pleasant things ; 7ipn 
 <pspeiv, to gratify, H. S. 132. 
 See yjpog. 
 
 "Hpa, he was loving, 3 sing, im- 
 perf. act. oi' India, to love; f, dmo. 
 ttpdO' for T^pdro, 3 sing, imnerf. 
 ma. m. ot apao^ai, to curse, mi- 
 perf. ripaofiTiv, r'lpiofiriv. Th. 
 dpd, prayer, curse. 
 
 'UpaXov, ov,r6,a temple of Juno: 
 fr. "Hpa. 
 
 'HpaKXhjg, contr. 'HpaK\iig,Her- 
 cuU'S, gen. r]oc, dat. T]i, ace. j)a : 
 fr. ripiog & KXkog, the glory of 
 heroes; or"Hpac K\iog, because 
 he acquired fame from the 
 hatred of Juno. Th. KKi'no. 
 
 'HpafcXfia, ra, the festival or sa- 
 crifice of Hercules. 
 
 'HpciKku^rig, ov, 6, Ileradides, a 
 proper name. 
 
 'HpaKXeiov, to, a temjde of Her- 
 cules. 
 
 'HpaicXeio^avOiag, ov, 6, Hercu- 
 lean Xanthias, a name which 
 Xanthias gives himself as armed 
 like Hercules, Aristoph. B. 499. 
 'EpaKXtig, adv. Lat. hercle, h\ 
 Hercules ! stranjje ! 
 HpaKXT)tiT], rjg, //, Herculean. 
 'HpaKXijg, Hercules. See 'Hpa- 
 
 KXtrjg. 
 'Hpajxai, I have been loved, perf. 
 pass, of tpduj, to love. 
 'Hpd^riv, (o, ttTO, I took out, a. 1. 
 ^ m. of alpio, to raise. See ijpa. 
 'Hpav, 3 j)l. a. I. ind. act. yjpa, 
 
 of the same verb. 
 "Hpavog, ov, o, a king, guardian, 
 
 shepherd : fr. Ipdoj. 
 'Hpapa, I have fitted, for dprjpa, 
 perf. m. Att. for i/pa, of dpio, to 
 fit. See T^pijptiv. 
 Epapov, tg, e, I fitted, a. 2. 
 of the same verb. H. A. 110. 
 others incorrectly make it the 
 perfect. See Clarke : ypape 9v- 
 tibv, he refreshed himself, Od. 
 E. 95. 
 'Hpar, thou wert loving, 2 sing. 
 
 impf. act. of tpdio, to love. 
 'Epa(Tdiii]v, I cursed, a. 1. m. 
 of dpdonai. Th. dpd, prayer. 
 Others make it fr. tpdofiai, to 
 be loved. 
 'HpdaOrjv, I was loved, a. 1. pass, 
 fr. the same. 
 'Hpd(T(Tao, Ion. & Dor. for ripdffio, 
 thou hast loved, 2 sing. a. 1. m. 
 of the same. 
 'UpaTo, he was cursing, 3 sing, 
 impf. ofdpdofiaijutfiai. Th.apd, 
 »/, imprecation. 
 'HpdTo, impf. fr. tpdto, or tpajxai, 
 to love; or by sync, for ripdauTo, 
 3 sing. a. 1. m. 
 
 EpaTo, 3 sing. a. 1. m. of a7pa>, 
 (298j 
 
 HPE 
 
 to raise. 
 
 'E.pyaZ,6nr)v,J)or.{oY tlpyaX,6^r]v, 
 impf. pass.fr. tpyd^ojuat, to work. 
 
 'EpydvQriv, rjg, rj, a. 1. ind. pass, 
 of dpyaivio, in whiten ; f. arw. 
 Th. dpybg, white. 
 
 ''Epyfiai, I have begun, perf. pass. 
 «S: l)art. jjoypsvog ; fr. dpxio, to 
 begin ; f. ^a>, perf. i'^)xa, a. 1. 
 
 ^ part. pass. dpxGtig. 
 
 'Hofat, thou askest, 2 sing. Ion. 
 for f'py, of tpofxaif or ilpofiaij to 
 ask. Th. tlpu), to speak. 
 
 'E^pkOrji', I was chosen, a. 1. ind. 
 pass, of atpBio, to choose; f. jr/aw, 
 
 ^perf. iprjKa, a. 2. ilXov. 
 
 'Ept9ov, 3 pi. impf. of tpt^w, to 
 provoke. 
 
 "H^of f, 3 sing. impf. act. of alp€w, 
 to choose. 
 
 'EptUti, 3 sing, plupf. of tpfi?w, 
 to strengthen, support ; f. aw, 
 perf. ypsiKa, A: in part, j/ptocw?, 
 a. 1. part. m. ipeitTafxtvog. 
 EptiKov, ig, f , impf. act. of tptiKio, 
 to break ; f. ^w. 
 
 'Hpfi'o-aro, he supported himself, 
 3 sing. a. 1. m. of tpeiSw, to sup- 
 port ; f. ffw. 
 
 'H^p£r ro, 3 sing. impf. pass, of 
 aiptoixoi. Th. aipfut, to take, 
 choose, a. 1. pass, yp'hbrjv. 
 
 'Hpjii//avro, they overset, 3 pi. a. 
 1. m. of fpf(7rw, to overturn ; f. 
 ypu), a. I. ypeixPa, a. 2. ypnrov. 
 
 'Hpffia, silently, quietly, softly, 
 
 ^ gradual ly, ad v.fr.7}pf/L(oc. Hence 
 
 'UpffidCiJJ, f. d(Tw, to be quiet, 
 sorry, sad, grieved. 
 
 Epffialog, a, ov, quiet, gentle, 
 
 ^ placid, slack : fr. TJptfiog. Hence 
 
 'Wpffiaiujg, adv. quietly, softly, 
 
 gradually, slowly. 
 
 'Hpsfifio, a), f. //o-w, to be quiet : & 
 
 'Upe/xia, ag, i), quiet, repose: & 
 
 'Hp€//t^tu, f. (Tuj, to make quiet, 
 
 stop ; lead a quiet, sedentary 
 
 life : fr. 
 
 'HPEMOS, Tj, ov, quiet, gentle, 
 
 placid, calm, mild : fr. tpij^iog, 
 
 or yfispog, by metath. or fr. 
 
 i)pog, lovely ; fr. tpdio. Compar. 
 
 ripififffTepog, whence adv. 'Hpt- 
 
 lx((TTtpiog, more quietly. 
 'Hpu', 3 sing. a. 1. or*2. act. of 
 
 alpio, to raise. See ifpa. 
 "Wptov, I was taking, impf. act. 
 
 ()f aipku), to take, a. 2. tlXov. 
 'HpfTrrat, 3 sing. perf. ind. pass, 
 ^of tpt^uj, to cover ; f. ypui. 
 'llpiffa, ag, s, I pleased, a. 1. 
 
 ind. act. of dpeo-icw, f. dpktruj, 
 
 to please, appease, 
 'n perto-a, ag, i, a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 yptTirrd^i]v, oj, aro, a. 1. m. of 
 
 aipiTi^w, to choose ; f. tViu, perf. 
 
 ypBTiKa. Th. aiptw, to take. 
 
 Hpf ro, 3 sing. impf. ind. Att. of 
 
 fpofxai, to ask, impf. Ion. fi'po- 
 
 /itjVy ov, (TO. Some make it the 
 
 HPI 
 
 HPO 
 
 HPQ 
 
 a. 2. md. m. ypofitjv. But yp6-^ ^p/^w, to contend, sue at law; f. 
 fiT]v, with the I subscript, is im- iffa>, perf. TjuiKa. Th. tpig 
 perf. pass, of alpto, to raise. 'Hp/»coj/, eg, «, J cut, a. 2. ind. act. 
 
 Hptyi. they were hunting, impf. of IptiKw, to break ; f. ^w. 
 Dor. ioT 9t]pevv, of 9r]ptvu), to 'Hpu^toca, ov, or rather 'Hp/i.foc, 
 
 
 ^^ hunt. Th. 9t)p, a wild beast. But 
 "i^^,9fvv, impf. Dor. for ypovv, of 
 aipiuj, to take ; f. rjaio, perf. ^'- 
 pt]Ka, a. 2. elXov. 
 'Hpevi'tfaa, 1 searched, a. 1. ind. 
 act. of Iptvvdw, f. T](Toj, to trace, 
 seek. 
 "Hpj;, Ion. for "Hpa, ag, >/, Juno. 
 "H,P7/^/"5 1 chose, or was chosen, 
 perf. ind. pass, yprifikvug, chosen, 
 part, of the same : fr. a\piw, to 
 choose, take ; f. tiau), pf. ypriKa, 
 3 pi. ypi]Ka<n. 
 
 '^^A>^f^\^i Varin. makes it by sync. 
 
 for yprjKafisv, 1 pi. perf. ypT]Ka, 
 
 of the preceding verb. 
 
 'i{pr)jni9i]v, Tjg, i;, a. 1. ind. pass. 
 
 of ipt]^6u), to lay waste ; f. o-w, 
 
 ^ perf. ripifpujjKa. Th. tpijfiog. 
 
 'aprtfuofikvog, rj, ov, perf. part. 
 
 pass, of the same verb. 
 'Hp t'lpnv, I was accommodated, 
 plupf. m. Att. of dpio, to fit ; f. 
 dpai, perf. »}p»ca, perf. m. ijpa, 
 Att. dpT}pa, & with another aug- 
 ^ ment, iiprjpa ; plupf. ijpnpuv. 
 'EpijpEKTTo, he had stuck, 3 sing, 
 plupf. pass. yp7]pei(TjXT)v, tro, (Tto, 
 of tpeiSu), to fix ; f. o-w, pf. pass. 
 ^pct<T/xat, Att. sprjotiff/xai, & with 
 ^ a second augment, i}pi)pti(T^ai. 
 'H prjtravTO, they wished, 3 pi. a. 
 1. m. of aipsio, to choose; f. rjcroj, 
 a. 1. ypijffa ; a. 1. m. t'lprjadfiT])'. 
 'HprjtravTo, 3 pi. a. 1. Ion. for 
 ripaaavTOy of dpdofiai, to pray. 
 Th. dpd, t), prayer. 
 'Hp9i]v, I was taken up, a. 1. ind. 
 pass, of alptjy to take up, perf. 
 ijpKa. 
 ''Hp9pu)(Tag, 2 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 of dp9p6io, to form, make ; f. 
 ^wcruj. Th. dp9pov, a joint. 
 ^Hpi, adv. early, in the morning; 
 or, in the spring : fr. i)p, i/pog, 
 ro, the spring; contract, fr. tap, 
 tapi. 
 'Epiytpsia, ag, »/, Aurora, the 
 ^ morning : fr. i)pi, yivofxai. 
 'Epiytvt)g, tog, b, //, vernal, early, 
 the morning: fr. tap, contr. //p, 
 spring, or yjtjp, for dtjp, the air, 
 & yiyvo^ai. 
 
 Hpt^avbg, ov. Ion. oto, 6, Erida- 
 
 ^ nus, the Po, the name of a river. 
 
 'Epi^ov, impf. act. of ipi^ut, to 
 
 contend; f. t'trw, perf. %/ca. Th. 
 
 tpig, a quarrel. 
 
 'Epi9fiiiiJiivai, nom. pi. perf. part. 
 
 pass. f. g. of dpi9ixt(jj, to number; 
 
 f. Ti(Tuj, perf. r}pi9fxi]Ka, a. 1. ind. 
 
 act. ijpi9ixtj<Ta, ag, e, perf. part. 
 
 pass. Tjpi9fitifitvog, rj, ov. Th. 
 
 dpi9ij.bg, a number. 
 
 'Hp'iKti, 3 sing, plupf. ind. act. of 
 
 ^ woollen, for tlp'ivtog. Th. tlpog. 
 'Wpivbg, t), bv, hy crasis for tapi- 
 vbg, vernal. Th. tap, spring, 
 contr, j/p. 
 'HPI'ON, ov, TO, a tomb, sepul- 
 ^ chre, funereal mound : fr. tpa. 
 'HpiTTov, eg, e, I fell, slid down, 
 a. 2. act. i^piTTOfiTjv, I was over- 
 thrown, a. 2. m. of tptfTTtu, to 
 overturn ; f. xj/u). 
 '\\piTru}9i]v, Tjg, r],Si. 1. ind. pass. 
 
 of ipiTToo) : fr. the same th. 
 'Hptaa, ag, e, I contended, a. 1. 
 ind. act. of tpiKio, to contend. 
 Th. tpig, contention. 
 "HpKa, I bore, perf. act. of alpw, 
 ^to take up ; f. dpd), a. 1. jjpa. 
 ' II pKei, he was sufficient, 3 sing, 
 impf. act. ^pjcfTro, 3 sing. impf. 
 pass, of dpjciw, to assist, be suf- 
 ficient. 
 'EpKeffa, ag, e, I was sufficient, 
 a. 1. ind. act. of the same verb. 
 ""Hpfcraj, he has begun, 3 sing, 
 perf. pass, ijpyfxai, ^ai, of dpxo- 
 fxai, to begin. Th. dpxi). 
 'HpKujg, perf. part. act. of a'lpu), 
 
 to take up ; perf. j/pfca. 
 ''Wpfiai, I have been taken up, 
 perf. ind pass, of alpw, to take 
 up, a. 1. ind. pass. rjpOrjv, a. 1. 
 part. pass. dp9eig. 
 "Hpfio^e, 3 sing. impf. act. ijpfio- 
 (Ta, ag, f, a. I. act. of dp/xo^oj, to 
 fit ; f. 6(Tu). Th. dpio, to fit. 
 'Hpfiofffitviog, adv. suitably, fitly, 
 
 agreeably : fr. dpfio^io. 
 'Hpvtlro, 3 sing. impf. ind. pass 
 i^pi4ofxr]v, uvfiTjv, of dpv'tojxai, to 
 refuse ; f. Tjrrofiai, a. 1. ni. i^pvij- 
 ffdfiTjv, u), aTO. 
 'HpvvvTo, 3 pi. impf. of dpvvnat, 
 
 to take, acquire. 
 'Hp4dfi?/''j (^, ccTo, a. 1. m. in 3 
 pi. ifp^avTo, of dpxofjiai, to be 
 ^gin ; f. apKofiai. ' Th. dpxv- 
 "Hp^ev, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 dpx'**j to ^egin, command ; f. ^w. 
 Th. dpxv, a command. 
 'EpodoTog, ov, 6, Herodotus, a 
 
 proper name. 
 'Epo/xai, I have been ploughed, 
 perf. pass, of dpoio, to plough ; 
 f. 6(Tio, perf. ijpoKa. 
 'Hp6fit]v, I asked, impf. or a. 2. 
 ind. m. of the poetic tpofiai, to 
 ask. 
 
 'E^pofiTjv, impf. ind. pass, of alpw, 
 to take up. 
 
 ""Epog, lovely, pleasant, agree- 
 able ; i]pa, rd, gratification : fr. 
 fpdtu, to love. 
 
 "Epoffa, ag, e, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 dp6a>, to plough ; f. dcw, perf. 
 I'lpoKa. 
 
 (299) 
 
 EpoTav, 3 pi. impf. for ypov, 
 they took up ; fr. alpw. 
 Epov, you asked, 2 sing. impf. 
 or a. 2. ind. m. of tpofxai. 
 E^pov, 2 sing. impf. ind. pass. 
 ypofiTjv, fr. aipo;, to tiike up. 
 'Eoov, 2 sing. impf. ind. pass. & 
 'E^poyvTo,:i pi. impf. ind. j>ass. 
 
 ypov/jiiv, of a'lptw, to take. 
 '^Ipovg, jron. sing. fr. 'Epw, gen. 
 oog, oifg, y, Era, a proper name. 
 'Epuvg, gen. sing. fr. 'Epwg, a 
 proper name. 
 
 EpovTo, 3 sing. impf. ind. pass. 
 
 of dpotj, to plough. 
 
 "Epnaatv, he snatched, 3 sing. a. 
 
 I. act. of dpTrd^w, to snatch ; f. 
 
 <Tw, Dor, ^w, perf. 7/p7raK-a, a. 2. 
 
 ^ pass. r'ipTrdyriv, pert m. ijpTraya. 
 
 'Hpcra, a. 1. ind. act. JEo\. of dpu), 
 
 to tit, agree ; f. dpw, JEol dpaw. 
 
 'Epffav, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 dpSoj, to moisten. 
 
 ^EpTai, 3 sing. perf. r}p/iat, of 
 
 alpw, to take up. 
 
 'EpTjjuai, perf. pass, of dpTdw, 
 
 to hang up, suspend ; f. ijaw ; 
 
 3 sing. pf. imper. pass. ripTi)a9w. 
 
 "Hpro, 3 sing, plupf. ind. pass, of 
 
 tlPHnv, of ajpw, to take up. 
 ^HPY'rnON, ov, Tb, dim. fr. 
 Epvyyog, ov, 6, eryngium, sea- 
 holly ; a plant. 
 
 Hpi^7£, he belched, 3 s. a. 2. act. 
 ^ Vpvyov, of ipevyw, f. ^w. 
 'EpvKaKt, 3 s. impf. act. of ipvKa- 
 Ku), same as ipvKio, to hinder. 
 EpifKov, 3 s. impf. or a. 2. ind. 
 act. of tpvKU), to hinder ; f. |w. 
 'Epvov, impf. or a. 2. of dpvw, to 
 
 draw ; f. vaw. 
 'EpvTo, 3 sing, plupf. pass, of 
 tpvw, to draw, keep; perhaps for 
 ^ ■npvtraTo, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. m. 
 "Hpx', for r)pxe, he began, 3 sing. 
 
 impf. hid. act. of dpx(o. 
 
 "EpxaTo, Ion. for jjpynevoi ijffav, 
 
 3 pi. plupf. ind. pass, of tpyw, 
 
 the same as elpyw, to confine ; 
 
 or fr. dpxio, to begin, command. 
 
 , Th, dpxri- 
 
 ""HpXf, he went before, 3 s. impf. 
 
 ind. act. of dpx(ti. 
 'Epx9t]v, 7ig, ij, a. 1. ind. pass, of 
 
 , ^PXOf^dh *^*- «PX^- Th. dpxrj. 
 'EpxtTtKTovij<T9ai, perf. inf. pass. 
 
 fr. dpxiTtKTovtw. 
 'Epxofjifiv, ov, eTo, impf. fr. tpxo- 
 
 fxai, to come. 
 *Hpw, 2 s. a. 1. ind. m. i^pdfiijv, 
 
 w, aTo, of alpii), to take up. 
 "Epu), by apoc. for 7;pa>a,acc. sing. 
 
 & ijp({), dat. for ijp<oi, fr. ijpojg, 
 
 a hero. But 
 'Hpu;, oog, ovg, //, JE'ro,the proper 
 
 name of a viririn. 
 
 Hpwat;, & i'/pojeg, ace. & nom. pi. 
 
 fr. i'lpiog, wog, b, a hero. 
 'Epu)Ci]g, ov, 0, Herod, the name 
 
 of a king, as if descended from 
 
HSE 
 
 Hse 
 
 HSS 
 
 HSY 
 
 HTO 
 
 HYK 
 
 a hero. Whence 
 "UpojSiavoi, oif sei'vants or re- 
 
 tainei"S of Herod. 
 'WpivSiag, ddog, »/, Herod ia$, the 
 
 name of Herod's concubine. 
 'HpwCiwv, ijjvoq, 6, the name of a 
 
 man. 
 
 ^WOMHOV, TO, =r Ti)p(pOV. 
 
 'U^iorjua, ag, e, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 IptjjsiOy to flow. 
 
 'Hpio'iKOQ, Tf, bv, heroic, belonging 
 to or like a hero. Th. ^pioQ. 
 
 'UpioVv)], & 'Upiyvr], r]Q, rj, a he- 
 roine, i. e. a demi-goddess : fr, 
 
 'Rpioiov, ov, TO, Ion. for ijpi^ov. 
 'Hpoiiog, a, op, & by synaeresis 
 
 'Upipog, a, ov, heroic. 
 'RpioXg, tSog, & 
 'Hpioirrffa, contr. 'Hp<f>(r(Ta, rjg, »/, 
 
 same as 'Hpiotvt]. 
 "Hpiov, I loved, impf. act. of Ipdio, 
 
 to love ; f. <Tw. 
 'Hp(f)ov, ov, TO, a temple, tomb or 
 
 festival of a hero : fr. 
 "HPQS 
 
 -, ioog, o. 
 
 a hero, nom. pi. 
 
 rjptofg : hence 
 
 heroine. 
 'Hptora, 3 sing. impf. ind. act. of 
 
 tpiorduj, to ask ; f. tifru). 
 'HpioTiov, 1 sing. & 3 pi. impf. 
 
 ind. act. of tlie same verb. 
 ^Hg, of hers, gen. fr. fj, hers, fr. og. 
 ^H^g, & yffiv, for ale, dat. pi. Ion. 
 ^fr. Vj. Th. og, his. 
 'He;, thou wast, 2 s. impf. & Dor. 
 
 for ijv, 3 s. But yg, thou mayst 
 
 be, 2 s. subj. fr. t/'/ii. But 
 'He, thou wast saying, 2 sing, im- 
 pf. fr. rjjxl for (prjfii, or by aphser. 
 
 for (piig, for t^ijg, impf. or a. 2. 
 
 of 0//ft{, to say. 
 ^H(ra, & yaav, 1 sing. & 3 pi. a. 
 
 1. ind. act. of ^cw, contr. for 
 
 ctiicio, to sing. 
 
 Herat, 2 sing. pres. ind. of »?/iai, 
 
 to sit. 
 'Waaiag, ov, 6, the name of a 
 
 prophet ; Hebr. safety from the 
 
 Lord. 
 ""Ho-av, they were, 3 pi. impf. of 
 
 eifii, to be. But ynav, Att. for 
 
 d<jav, they went, 3 pi. a. 1. act. 
 
 of f t^t, or i'nt), to go. Or by syn- 
 
 £er. for Tjticra, 3 pi. plupf. m. 
 
 yetv ; also 3 pi. a. 1. of ^5a>, to 
 
 sing. Some consider yaav as 
 
 used for ydnaav, 3 pi. plupf. by 
 
 crasis for elSrjKiKTav, of tidiio, 
 
 to know, f. rjfTu), perf. tldrjKa. 
 ''Hcrag, 2 sing. a. 1. ind. act. jjcra, 
 
 of rjSu), to delight ; f. rjau). Th. 
 
 r)dvg, sweet. 
 "HcraTo, 3 sing. a. 1. ra. ofjjSofiai, 
 
 to be delighted. 
 *H (Trtro, 3 sing. a. 1. m. of ^Su), 
 
 to sing. 
 'Htrav, 6, the name of a man, in- 
 
 decl. Hebr. made. 
 'liffBJirjKa, af, c, perf. ind. act. of 
 
 d<Te(3s(jj, to act impiously; f. tjffojj 
 a. 1. rjdk^rida : fr. a, <Tsj3ut. 
 
 "Hffct, he will send, 3 sing. f. 1. 
 ind. of 'Irjixi, to send ; f. i'jrru}, 
 perf. flxra. It may also be f. 1. 
 of ijdio, to delight. 
 
 'H(T(\yrjfiat,l have been petulant, 
 perf. ind. pass, of d<TEXyeu) ; f. 
 7](Toj. Th. d(Te\yiig. 
 
 'H<T£Xyr]va, a. I. ind. act. of aVtX- 
 yai'voi, to behave petulantly: the 
 same as dtreXy'tut. 
 
 'HcTfi/, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of cw 
 or f'^w, to sit. But 
 
 ^Hfffv, 3 sing. a. 1. act. fr. ^^a>, 
 to sing. 
 
 WrrOa, thou wast, paragoge -^ol. 
 of 9a for yg, 2 sing. impf. But 
 7/fT0a, thou mayst be, j¥io\. also 
 for yg, 2 sing. subj. of sifti, to be. 
 Some think yrrOa by sync, for 
 ySfiffGa, you had known, & this 
 for yceig, 6a being an /Eol. para- 
 goge, 2 sing, pluperf. ind. act. 
 y^iiv for eidfjKHv, of tl^w or 
 (iCtuj, to know ; f. i7(rw, perf. m. 
 
 Ot^rt. 
 
 ^HaOai, to sit, pres. inf. of rjfiai, 
 to sit. 
 
 'U(T9eiT)p, a. 1. opt. pass, of ti^o- 
 p.ai, to be pleased. Th. »)^t'e, 
 sweet. 
 
 'H(T0£v?;Ka, I have grown languid, 
 pf. act. of dffBivkb), to be infirm ; 
 f. jjctu : fr. daOeWjg, weak ; fr. 
 a, (tOspio. 
 
 'HtrOsvovp, I was languid, impf. 
 of the same verb. 
 
 'H<T9'tvT€g, rejoiced, nom. pi. a. 1. 
 part. pass, of i'jSofiai, to be pleas- 
 ed. Th. r)5vg, sweet. 
 
 'H^<T0€ro, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. m. 
 y(j96}iT]p, ov, fro, of aia9dpoixai, 
 to perceive ; f. ai<T9r](TOfiai, perf. 
 yfrOr^ixai. 
 
 "I\a0t], 3 sing. a. 1. ind. pass, of 
 ijdofiai, to be pleased. Th. r)dvg, 
 sweet. But 
 
 '11 ff9r), 3 sing. a. 1. ind. pass, of 
 ^cio, to sing. 
 
 'H^trBrjfiai, I perceived, perf. pass, 
 ind. 3 sing, plupf. ynO^To, perf. 
 inf. y(T9fj(T9qi, of aiffOdpofiai, to 
 perceive, a. 2. m. yrr96fiT]p. 
 
 "ilaBrjp, T]g, rj, I was pleased, 3 
 pi. T]a9r](Tap, a. 1. ind. pass. ; 
 7)(T9fjvat, a. 1. inf. pass, of ijSu), 
 to please. Th. t)£vg, sweet. 
 
 'U^(T97](Td^r]p, u),aro, I perceived, 
 a. 1. ind. m. of ai(f9dpoftai. 
 
 'H(T9fj(T9ai, to have perceived, pf. 
 inf. pa.ss. of the same verb. 
 
 'HffBijffo^ai, I shall be pleased, f. 
 1. ind. pass, of i'/Sonai, a. 1. ind. 
 pass. V/frO tjv. Th. y^vg. 
 
 ''H<T9r]To, 3 sing, plupf. of the ob- 
 sol. verb hBko^ai for hvvvfiai, 
 to be clothed, perf. part. ri(T9i]- 
 fxspog : fr. t(T9rjg, fJTog, r), a gar- 
 ment. Th. eu) or tppvfii. 
 (300) 
 
 'HffBrjro, with the i subscript, 3 
 
 sing, plupf. pass, of alaBdpofiaiy 
 
 to perceive. See yffBrjfiai. 
 'HaBiop, eg, t, I was devouring, 
 
 impf. act. of icrOiio, to eat ; f. 
 
 iffu), peif. rfoBiKa. th. t(T0w. 
 'HcrBfjiTjpa, ag, f, I breathed, a. 1. 
 
 ind. act.of a'fT0/iaa'tu,to breathe; 
 
 f. apiij, pf. ij(T9nayKa. Th. da- 
 
 9fia, a breath, blast. 
 'Hff96fiyv, & 3 pi. y<j9opTO, a. 2. 
 
 ind. m. of olrrBdpo^ai, to per- 
 ceive ; f. ai(r9r](T0fiai. 
 "H/Ti, he may be. Ion. for y, 3 
 
 sing. subj. fr. €i*/ii, to be. But 
 'H(tJ, by apoc. for 0>7(t», 3 sing. 
 
 fr. cprj^i, to speak. 
 ^Hffip, by poetic paragoge for y, 
 
 3 sing. subj. fr. dfil, to be. But 
 'H rrtv, dat. pi. Ion. f(>r alt,-, to 
 
 hers or to whom ; fr. og, i), op, 
 
 his ; or fr. og, i), o, who. 
 'Hffio^og, ov, 6, Ilcsiod, a proper 
 
 name of a poet. 
 'H(Ttc, (iog, i), pleasure, delight, 
 
 enjoyment : fr. rjcej. 
 'HtiVovv, I was hungry, impf. of* 
 
 dniTtix) : fr. a, airog, corn. 
 'WaKH, 3 sing. impf. of daKsio, to 
 
 exercise, adoni, elaboi*ate ; f. 
 
 i}(Tuj, pf. pass. ijaKTjfiai, aai, rai. 
 'Yi(TKi)9i)v, I was exercised, a. 1. 
 
 ind. pass. & 
 'Hrric/;Ka, I have exercised, perf. 
 
 act. of the same. 
 'RfTKyaap, they exercised, 3 pi. a. 
 
 1. ind. act. & 
 'KoKovp, I was exercising, impf. 
 
 act. of the same verb. 
 'H,<T/iai, I have been sung, perf. 
 
 pass, of ^^(jj, to sing. But 
 ^Rajiai, I was rejoiced, pf. pass. 
 
 of i'jcofiai, to be rejoiced. Th. 
 
 y)Bvg, sweet. Some make fja^iai, 
 
 I sat, perf, ind. pass, of t^to, to 
 
 sit, perf. yKa. 
 ^Hafxfv, we had known, by sync. 
 
 for ySeifitp, 1 pi. plupf. ycttv, 
 
 Att. for t'lSsip, by crasis for ddrj' 
 
 Ksip, of uSoj, or dckoj, to know. 
 'Htro, you were, or had been, 2 
 
 sing. impf. 
 
 f jfti, to be. 
 
 or plupf. y^Tjp, of 
 But 
 
 ^Hero, 2 sing. impf. or imper. of 
 rjfJiat, to sit. 
 
 'H(T;ra^oi/ro, 3 pi. impf. ind. pass, 
 of dtTwd^ofiai, to embrace ; f. 
 dffofiai, perf. ijcrwatTfiai. 
 
 'H(T7rifca, I have defended, pf. 
 ind. act. ; part. I'lffTTiKoreg, of 
 dffTTi^a), to defend. Th. drnrig. 
 
 ^KcTcra or'Hrra, yg, »/, a defeat, 
 slaughter, loss, inferiority, sub- 
 jection : & 
 
 'Hcradofiai, or 'Hrrao/iat, dfiai, f. 
 yffofiai, to be defeated or con- 
 quered, be worsted, yield, be 
 less or inferior ; ynadfPTO, 3 pi. 
 impf. ind. act. Th. yrraujp. 
 
 ''Waae, for y<n, he sung, 3 sing. 
 
 u*' 
 
 *.0 
 
 a. 1. ind. act. 'g(Ta, of ^5a>. 
 
 'H<T(Tl]9r]Vf a. 1. md. pass, of i/a- 
 adofiai, to be conquered. Th. 
 ij(T(Ti)jp, less. 
 
 'BffffyTiog, a, ov, must yield or 
 submit to ; verb. adj. fr. yffffd- 
 ojuai. 
 
 "H2SQN, &."HrriOP, opog, 6, r), 
 les.s, inferior, weaker, feebler, 
 conquered, yielding ; n. g. yaaov, 
 or yrrop, less. Fr. yKa^yKiiop, 
 y<T(Tiop, as (3a9vg, (ia9iojp, j^ida- 
 
 (TOJP. 
 
 'Hffrat, 3 sing. perf. fr. yffjxai, I 
 sat. 
 
 'Horarouv, imperf. ind. act. of 
 daTaTiu), to be unstable, vacil- 
 late : fr. a, 'iffryfii. 
 
 'H^(Tr£, ye knew by, sync, for 
 yhiTt, 2 pi. plup. ind. act. 7jCiip, 
 by crasis for flSiJKeip, of tidkio, to 
 know. Thus yarar, for yCtiaap, 
 3 pi. plup. & 
 
 'HffTtjp, they had known, 3 dual 
 pluperf. by sync, for ydt'irqVy of 
 the same verb. 
 
 'Ktrryp, they were, dual imperf. 
 poet, for yryv, 2 pi. j/crrc for 
 yre, of f iwi, to be. 
 
 "Hcrryp, tney sat, 3 dual impf. 
 yfiyp, of yfidt, to sit. 
 
 'H(TTipo(Tovp,of what kindsoever: 
 fr. the expletive particle ovp, & 
 o<TTig, ijTig, OTt, gen. yffripog, of 
 whatever, supply iroioryTog, 
 quality, or some such word. 
 
 'HoTo, he was sitting, poet, for 
 rJTo, 3 sing. impf. of yfiai, to sit ; 
 or plup. fr. t^w. 
 
 'H(Troi', ijrTTyp, you were, they 
 were, poet, for yrop, yTyv, dual 
 impf. of <t/i«, to be. 
 
 'HaTpaiTTi, it was lightening, 3 
 8. impf. act. of dcrrpdirrut ; f. 
 ij^(u, perf. yoTpa^a, 
 
 'H(7vv9kryKa, perf. ind. act. of 
 davpOir'nxi, to recede from one's 
 engagement : fr. a, avPTiByfii, 
 to make an agreement. Th. tL- 
 Oyfu, to put. 
 
 Hovxd^iOjto be quiet, silent, rest, 
 halt, live quietly, acquiesce ; f. 
 dau), pf. yavxciKa, pres. pt. f. g. 
 yavxd^ovaa. Th. ijffvxog' 
 
 'Havx^iiog, 6, //, the same as th. 
 ijffvxog. 
 
 * H(Tuxy, adv. qu'etly,silently, soft- 
 ly, gently : fr. the same. 
 
 'Hffvxia, ag, Ion. y, yg, y, quiet, 
 tranquillity, leisure, silence, soli- 
 tude, repose : fr. the same th. 
 
 Kavx^^tiog, y, ov, quiet, gentle, 
 peaceful, poet, for yffvxog. 
 
 'HfTu^toe, o, V, the same as 
 
 "H2YX02, 6, y, quiet, still, tran- 
 quil, peaceful, silent, at leisure ; 
 as if ymv tx^^y Gall, qui est a 
 son aise : fr. ydio : hence 
 
 ' Havxoofiai, ovfiat, to be silent, or 
 still : 6i, 
 
 'H(Tvx(»g, «Sc 'li<Tvx'nog, adv. quiet- 
 ly, silently, moderately. 
 
 'li(T(paXi(Tavro, they fortified, 3 
 pi. a. 1. ind. m. of dff^aXt'^w ; f. 
 i(Tuj, p. y(r<pdXi.Ka : fi*. da^aXyg ; 
 fr. a, <T(i>dXXoj. 
 
 'H.(TX(tXop, 3 pi. a. 2. ind. act. of 
 daxdXXio, to be troubled at. 
 
 'H.<TxoXy9t](Tav, they were active, 
 3 pi. a. 1. ind. pass, of daxoXeio : 
 {v. dtrxoXog, without leisure ; fr. 
 
 ^ a, frxoXij. 
 
 'H^dxi'i'sro, 3 pi. y(T;^iivoi'To, impf. 
 pass, of aiaxvi'Ojxai, to blush, 
 pf. y<Txvfifj.ai. Th. alaxog. 
 
 "H(Tw, 1 will send ; f. 1. of 117/11, 
 to send, a. 2. yp. But 
 
 'H(Tio, I will go, f. 1. of eiiii ; fr. 
 'inj, obsol. to go. 
 
 'Hracfi/, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 trd^io, to examine ; f. daio. 
 
 "Hr for"Hr£, and she ; the article 
 prepos. having the accent, on 
 account of the following encli- 
 tic re. 
 
 'Hrt, you were, 2 pi. imperf. yv, 
 of iifxt, to be. But 7jTi, 2 pi. 
 subj. of the same. 
 
 "H rft, & yrttp, when followed by 
 a vowel, contr. yrei, 3 s. impf. 
 ind. act. of aiTeoj, to ask j f. //aw, 
 perf. yryKa. 
 
 'HT-tKi/w0;;(Trtv,3pl.a. I. ind. pass, 
 of driKPOu), a. 1. yTSKPojffa, ag, 
 (, to make barren : fr. a, t'skvov. 
 
 Th. TlKTh). 
 
 'llryKa, ag, e, I have asked, pf. 
 ind. act. & 
 
 'HryKtip, plup. of aiViw, to ask. 
 
 'Rryp, they were, 3 dual imperf. 
 ind. of tlfil, to be. 
 
 'HTytraaBt, 2 pi. yTytraTo, 3 sing. 
 a. 1. ind. m. of atr£(u, f. yau), a. 
 1. yryaa. 
 
 'Hrijtinily, certainly, adv. Th. y. 
 
 'Hjidro, he reproved, 3 sing, 
 imperf. fr. airido^ai, to accuse. 
 Th. airia, a fault. 
 
 'RTifidcrByp, yg, 1;, a. I. ind. pass, 
 of dTi}xd(i). 
 
 'Hrifjiya' for yTifxy(Tt,he dishonor- 
 ed, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of art- 
 fidijj : fr. a, rifiy. Th. Tiio. 
 
 'ilroi, whether, or, certainly, tru- 
 ly, indeed. Th. y, or. 
 
 'Hro//ia^€, 3 s. impf. ind. act. ^ 
 
 'HroifJiaaa, ag, c, & in 3 pi. r/roi- 
 ^aaap, a. l.ind. act. of erot^d^w, 
 to prepare; f. dau), pei*f. 7'iroifia- 
 Ka, pf. pt. pass. yTOifjiafffxtpog, 
 y, OP. Th. irolnog, ready. 
 
 Hrot'/iacrrat, 3 s. p. ind. pass. 
 yToiiiaaiiai : see the preceding. 
 
 'Hroi/, you were, 2 dual imperf. 
 fr. t'/ii, to be. 
 
 'Hrop, opog, to, the heart, mind, 
 spirit, soul, breath, life. Some 
 make it undeclined. Fr. dw, 
 ?}rai, to breathe. 
 
 *H TovPTo, 3 pi. impf. ind. pass 
 (301) 
 
 of alTsu), to ask ; f. jjo-w, perf. 
 yryKa. 
 
 'HTpialog, a, ov, pertaining to 
 the lower belly : fr. yrpov, to, 
 meat made of the teats of a sow, 
 sumen, Aristoph. 9. 2. 
 
 'HTPION, ov, ro, a thread, yam, 
 web, tissue, bag for straining. 
 
 'HTPON, ov, TO, the lower guts, 
 lower belly, the part below tlie 
 navel ; viz. where there is the 
 yrpiop, or tissue, of the intes- 
 tines : prob. fr. yTop. 
 
 'Hrra, Att. for 'Hfftra, yg, y, a 
 defeat, slaughter, inferiority, 
 subjection. Th. yTTiov. 
 
 'HTTaofiai, Cjfiai, Att. for 'H<t- 
 adonai, to be defeated, con- 
 quered, or worsted, yield, bo 
 less, or inferior, pf. pass. yTry- 
 fiai, a. 1. pass. yrryOyv, yg, y, 
 a 1. part. 7)TTT]9tlg, kvTog : »)r- 
 rdcrOai tipi, to be vanquished 
 by any one, 2 Pet. ii. 19. the 
 construction is peculiar ; rivbg 
 is more usual. 
 
 'Hrrdoi, w, f. y(Tio, to conquer, 
 overcome. Th. ijcramp. Hence ' 
 HTTyixa, aTog, to, a lessening, 
 defeat, slaughter, loss, failure, 
 disaster, fault : fr. I pers. pf. 
 ind. pass, of yTTdajxai. 
 
 'HTTtjixtPog, conquered, pf. part, 
 pass, of ijTTdofxai. 
 
 ^Httop, opog, TO, less ; a loss : 
 eig TO yTTOP, with loss : fr. ?/cr- 
 (Tit)p or yTTojp, less. 
 
 'Hn'^xft, 3 sing. impf. ind. act. 
 of dn'x^w,to be unfortunate : fr. 
 a, TvxfJi fortune. 
 
 'Hr«u, let him be, for laToj, 3 sing, 
 imper. fr. 6i/ii, to be : fr. the ob- 
 sol. lix), imper. h, Istuj, by cra- 
 sis yru). 
 
 Hvyti, 3 sing, imperf. ind. act. of 
 avyiuj, for avx^**>, to boast. 
 
 'Hiiyevtiog, 6, 1), for tvy'tviiog, 
 well bearded, hairy, i. e. aged, 
 H. O. 275 : fr. tv, ysviiov. 
 
 Hu^a, & yvSa,'S sing. impf. ind. 
 act. yvdaop, I was speaking, of 
 av^duj, f. yau). Th. aifCy. 
 
 HvSd^avro, Dor. for yvcdaapTo, 
 3 pi. a. 1. ind.m. of avid^ofxai, to 
 speak, same as avSduj. Th. avdy. 
 
 HvSjfKojg, havmg spoken, perf. 
 part. act. fr. avddiD, f. yain, to 
 speak : fr. the same th. 
 
 }\v56Kyaa, Att. for tv^oKyaa,^,. 
 1. ind. act. of fvdoKtu), to de- 
 light in. 
 
 Hvdov, I slept, impf. or a. 2. ind. 
 act. of evCoj, to sleep ; f. tvCyffut. 
 
 Hvypa, I dried, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 aiiaipoj, to dry. Th. avoj, to dry. 
 
 I{v9vp9ri7', »/c, y, a. 1. ind. act. 
 Att. of iv9vvu), to direct, f. vvu>, 
 perf. y/ca. Th. iv9vg, sti-aight. 
 
 llvKaipovp, im2)f. ind. act. Att, 
 for tvKaipiov, ovv, of tVKaipkio, I 
 
 m 
 
y 
 
 HY<I> 
 
 HXE 
 
 am at leisure, f. »)<rw : fr. tv, to exhilarate : fr. tv, fpijv 
 KaiQOQ. Hux«o»/, impf. of avxii>>i I 
 
 'HvKo/ioc, 6, r/, having beautiful 
 
 hair ; by poetic dijeresis for cu- 
 KOjuog, gen. Ion. ^i/KO/ioto : fr.e^, 
 
 HuXft, 3 sing. impf. act. i]v\eov^ 
 
 ovv, of avXtm, to play on the 
 
 pipe or flute. Th. avXoq. 
 HvXrjtraiJitv, 1 pi. a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 Tjv\T](Taf of avXsu) ; f. rjffoj, perf. 
 
 »;vXT;(ca. Th. avXog. 
 UvXiffOijv, r]Q, j;, & in 3 pi. r]vXi<T- 
 
 BrjcraVf a. 1. ind. pass, of nvXi- 
 
 Kofiai, to lodge, spend the night, 
 
 keep watch ; perf. rjvXi(Tfiai. Th. 
 
 avXt)y a hall. 
 HvXoyfi, 3 sing. impf. ind. Att. of 
 
 evXoyeu), to bless ; f. j'/o-w, perf. 
 
 ivXoyrjKa: fr. ev, Xdyoc, a word; 
 
 fr. Xeyu), p. m. XtXoya. 
 'Hi)v,good, ace. sing, fr, ^i)^, good. 
 
 Th. tvQy tsog, 6, the same. 
 Ev^ave, 3 sing. impf. ind. of av- 
 
 Kdvit)^ to increase, grow ; f. av- 
 
 KnffiOf pf. r)v^T]Ka, a. 1. pass. t]v- 
 
 Kr]9riu. Th. a£^a>, the same. 
 Uv^aro, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. m. Att. 
 
 of evxofiai, to pray. 
 'Hv^tv^ he bewailed, a. 1 . ind. act. 
 
 of av(i), by dialysis avio, f. dvcrio. 
 
 Hence the pres. by doubling ff, 
 
 dvffffw, f. ^a>, a. 1. ifvKa : or fr. 
 
 the comm. f. di<Tu), Dor. dv^io. 
 Rv^ero, 3 s. impf. pass, of av^o- 
 
 fxai, for av^dvofxai, to grow, f. 
 
 1. m. av^i'iaofiai. Th. «£^a>. 
 HvKv^n^, i '^vas increased, a. 1. 
 
 ind. pass, of au^dru), f. r/o-w, a. 1. 
 
 ind. act. rjv^rjcra, perf. pass. t)v- 
 
 Uv^rjcra, a. 1. ind. act. of the same. 
 
 See r]vKn9j)v. Th. ds^io. 
 BvTToptlrOy 3 sing. imj)f. ind. pass. 
 
 Att. of evTro()tio, to be quite able, 
 
 have the power ; f. r;(Ta>, perf. 
 
 ivTTopijKa : fr. tVTropog. Th. 
 
 TTf ipa>, p. m. TTBTTOpa, 
 
 Hvpa/ii/^v, w,aro,I found,by sync. ^..,^.,._ _. , 
 
 for T}vpT](Tdfitjv, Att. & ^ol. for & with"the augment of the^pre 
 
 evprjffdiirjv, a. 1. ind. m. of cu- 
 
 piffKio, to find ; f. ivpi^ffto^ perf. 
 
 «i;p7;»ca, a. 2. evpov. 
 UvpyjaOaiy perf. inf. pass. Att. of 
 
 the same. 
 Uvpu), 2 sing. a. 1. ind. m. ijvpd- 
 
 firfv : which see. 
 'Hug, by poetic ectasis for ivg, 
 
 good, brave ; gen. r)iog. 
 'Hv'ara, ac, f, I cried out, by so- 
 lution of the diphthong for T)vffa, 
 
 a. 1. ind. act. of avio. 
 'Hvt\ for y'lvn, as, like as ; by 
 
 Ionic ectasis & dialysis for evre, 
 
 adv. 
 
 Hixppdva, ag, e, & in 3 pi. T)V(ppd- 
 vav, a. 1. ind. act. Att. for tv- 
 <Ppava : & 
 
 HvtppdvOrjv, r]g, t], Att. for ev 
 
 was 
 
 hoping, exulting in the hope 
 
 ^H0a, pf. act. fr. utttu), to con- 
 nect ; f. ypio, a. 2. yjcpov, pf. pass. 
 finfiaiy a. I. pass. rjcpOtjv. 
 
 'H0airTrttog, a, ov, of or belong- 
 ing to Vulcan : to 'H^atcrrftov, 
 (scil. upbv,) Vulcan's temple ; 
 rd 'H<f)ai(TTeiay a festival in ho- 
 nour of Vulcan : fr. "RtpaiffTog. 
 
 'H0ru<Tro7rovoc, 6, r), wrc^ht by 
 Vulcan, ingeniously ma& : fr. 
 "H(pcxi(TTog, TTOvog. 
 
 "H^AISTOS, ov, 6, Vulcan, fire: 
 fr. uTrrui, to set on fire, & a- 
 '{(TToio, to destroy. 
 
 'Ji (paiffTortvKTog, 6, »/, fabricated 
 by Vulcan, an epith. of light, as 
 the offspring of fire : fr. "H^at- 
 crrog, Tevx<^- 
 
 'H(pavi(TOr]v, rjg^ t], I disappeared, 
 a. 1. ind. pass. & 
 
 'H0avt(r/iai, crai, crai, perf. ind. 
 pass, of d^avi'^w, f. icw, to ex- 
 tinguish, obscure : fr. d(pavTjg, 
 obscure ; fr. «, <paivio. 
 
 "}i(l)a(Ta, I touched, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of d(pdu)j to touch ; fr. d<prf, the 
 touch. Th. uTTTo^ai, to touch. 
 
 'lJ(pnh']Kfiffav, 3 pi. plupf. act. of 
 diptidsu}, not to spare, to con- 
 tenm; impf.^^JtOovv, perf. part. 
 ■qcpti^rjKuyg : fr. dtpti^rjSj unspa- 
 ring ; fr. a, ^ddofiat. 
 
 'Ii(pti9r]v, I yielded, for dtpeiOrjv, 
 a. 1. ind. pass, of dipiq^ii, to let 
 go, permit : fr. dno, V/;/it. 
 
 'H(pr]viaKujgy with the prepos. aug- 
 mented, for d(privutKU)g, pf. part, 
 act. of d^rjvid^ijj, to spurn the 
 reins : fr. arro, i)via. 
 
 "E(p6a, Dor. for rjcpOrj, 3 sing. a. 
 1. ind. pass. & 
 
 H<l>9ai, to have touched, pf. inf. 
 pass. fr. uTTTUi, to touch ; f. ^uj, 
 perf. ^0a, perf. pass, fi^fxai. 
 
 'H^ic, he permitted, a. 2. of d(()uuj, 
 or d<piT}fii, to permit; a. 2. d^toi', 
 
 I 
 
 <ppdv9tiVf a. 1 . pass, of cv^patvw,! 9ug. 
 
 position i]<piov, eg, f, or rather 
 
 a. 2. of dipisiOy to send away ; f. 
 
 2. d0tai, a. 2. iicpiov, Mark i. 34. 
 
 xi. 16. Very seldom used. For 
 
 which 
 'H0t€i, he was sending forth, 3 s. 
 
 imperf. for i^(piTi, as tTi9fi for 
 
 sriOrj, of d(pi7]^i, or t0t7;/x(. Th. 
 
 fu}j to send. 
 'H^u/rd/iT/r, w, aro, a. 1. ind. m. 
 
 of d(pv(T<T(jj, or d<pvu)y to draw up; 
 
 f. ffw, pei-f. ii<pvKa. 
 'H(pwpi(T9aiy perf. inf. pass. Att. 
 
 of d0o()t^w, to bound, limit ; f. 
 
 irno, perf. d<l>ujpiKa : fr. aTro, 
 
 opog. 
 'Hx€. 3 s. pf. ind. act. of dyw, to 
 
 lead ; f. dKu), pf. yyxa, pf. inf. 
 
 pass. ijx9ai, a. 1. pt. pass, dx- 
 
 (302) 
 
 HQP 
 
 'Hx«7, 3 sing. ind. pres. of vx^^t 
 to sound ; f. rjffu). Th. J/x^C- 
 
 'UX^Ta, poet, for »7X^^^?> <**^> ^> 
 same as »7X ')'"'/?> ^^j o, shrill- 
 sounding, l(jud soundmg or sing- 
 ing : fr. 
 
 'Hx«w, Wy f. i7(Ta>, to sound, re- 
 sound, ring, sing, roar, reverbe- 
 rate : fr. ijxog. 
 
 'Hx'), VGi Vi the same as ijxog. 
 
 'HxJ7«tC) «<T<Ta, evy sounding, re- 
 sounding, roaring, echoing : fr. 
 
 'Kx9s<T9ijVy I was grieved, a. 1. 
 ind. pass, of dx9ofiai ; f. ijaopai 
 or kffofiai, as if fr. dxBtouai. 
 Th. dxBog. 
 
 "'Hx0'7/iai, I have been hostile, pf. 
 ind. pass, of kx9dvonai, as if fr. 
 f:X9tofxaiy f. 1. m. ix9f](T0fxai, a. 
 2. m. ^x^o/ii7v. Th. tx^ot,-. 
 
 'Hx9t]v, Tjg, -q, I was led, a. 1. 
 ind. pass, of dyu) ; f. d^u}. 
 
 'Hx9t]p€, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 ix9aipiOy to hate ; f. apw, perf. 
 i)X9npKa. Th. ex^^^"- 
 
 'Ylx96^iriVy I hated, 3 pi. i]x9ovto, 
 a. 2. ind. m. of tx^dro/xai, to be 
 hated ; as if fr. ix9'fonai ; see 
 fix9r]^ai. Or impf. of dx9onai, 
 to be angry ; f. eaouai or i]aouai. 
 
 ^Th. dx^oc. 
 
 ^H X', or'Hxt, for y, where, adv. 
 Th. og, j}, b, who, which. 
 
 'HxXiJaf, 3 sing. a. 1. of dxXi'tu, 
 to be dark ; f. vaio. Th. dxXvg. 
 
 'H^X/^'^^t^T-f urat, 3 s. pf ind. pass, 
 of aixfiaXtoTfviOy to capture, a. 
 1. act. rixp^o.X(jJTtv<Tay ag, t : see 
 aixfidXu}Tog. 
 
 "■Hxov, Dor. for elxov, impf. act. 
 of ix^» *^ have ; f. 'd^uj. 
 
 'HX02, ov, 6, a sound, noise, cry, 
 clamour, voice, song, echo, re- 
 port, speech, fame : fr. dw. 
 
 'HXptiio9rjv, 3 pi. ^xPf t'*'^'70'«»'j a. 
 1. ind. pass, of dxpf <ou>, to render 
 useless; f. w(rw, perf. ijxptio^ica: 
 fr. a, xP«t«- 
 
 'Hxtu, oog, oug, T/, a sound, noise, 
 echo, reverberation of sound, 
 report, fame. Th. 7]xog. 
 
 HxpdfiTiVy w, arc, I touched, a. 1. 
 m. of uTTTOfiaLy or uTrrw, to 
 touch ; f. xj^it), perf. »/0a. 
 
 "H\pr](Ta, ag, t, a. I. ind. act. of 
 t\p(Oy to cook ; f. IxpTjffu). 
 
 'Hu)9'y for ^w r£. See ?)aif. 
 
 'H<Zt0€i/,in the morning, from early 
 dawn, at daybreak, from tho 
 east. Th. i^iog. 
 
 '\\ut9iy adv. early in the morn- 
 ing, at dawn : fr. jjtug, the morn- 
 ing. 
 
 'H^toviKti, 3 sing, plupf. ind. act. 
 of atwvi^w, to perpetuate; f. iaoj, 
 perf. yioviKu. Th. aiu}Uy age. 
 'Hyof , a, ov, Lat. eous, of or in the 
 
 morning, early, eastern : fr, ytog. 
 'ii^wpeXro, 3 sing. impf. ind. of 
 
 t 
 
 OAA 
 
 aiiopsopat, to be raised on high. 
 Th. aiojpEui. 
 
 H^iopovvy impf. ind. act. of oiw- 
 peio, to raise on high ; f. i]<to), 
 perf. yioptjKa. 
 'Hi2'2, 6og, oiigy r/, Aurora, the 
 morning, dawn, daybreak, day, 
 sun, east; ace. rioa, 7) at, & ijut9'y 
 for j)w T€, or 7)ui rt ; hence ^<fJog, 
 early : fr. au>, 170 v, or auw, to 
 shine. 
 
 GAA 
 
 
 0. 
 
 O, the eighth Greek letter ; in 
 numerals 9 ; with the i sub- 
 scribed, 9000 ; it has the sound 
 of th. The Ionics put for r; the 
 ^Eolics change 5 into 9,&, 9 in- 
 to 0, as (prjp ; sometimes it is 
 redundant, as 9afid for iifia. 
 B', for T6, and, followed by an 
 aspirate. 
 
 (idacratv, he was sitting, 3 sing, 
 impf. Ion. of 9adiTcroj, the same 
 as 9od'Citi, to sit, move quickly. 
 Th. 9obg, quick, swift. 
 Oayy, 2 sing. f. 2. ind. m. 9ayov- 
 fxai, of 9d(T<Tu}y to hasten, for Oa- 
 dffffut. See Bdaaaev. 
 OacCiuog, ov, 6, Thaddaeus, the 
 name oi an apostle. Syriac, 
 fruitful. 
 Oatiro, Dor. for OijtiTO, Ion. for 
 Wtdro, 3 sing. impf. of 9edofiat, 
 Ion. 9t}top.aiy ovfiai, to look. 
 6dfo, Ion. for Gdov, see, pres. 
 imp. pass, of 9dofiai, for Btdofxai, 
 to look ; f. 9idaop.ai. 
 Odrjuay arog, rby Dor. for 9taiia, 
 TO, a sight, spectacle : fi'. the 
 same th. 
 iiarjTog, >), ov, wonderful, admi- 
 rable. Dor. for Btarog : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 OAIPCVS, ov, 6, a hinge, side 
 pieces of a cart. 
 Oaictyiu, f. tvaoiy the same as 
 BaK«a>, w, f. j/fTtu, to sit : & 
 QaKijpa, aTog, rb, the act of sit- 
 ting, a place of abode, seat : fr. 
 QuKog, ov, b, Si sag, to, a seat, 
 dwelling, theatre. 
 QaXduat,, aKog, 6, a rower on the 
 lowest bench of a trireme : fr. 
 9dXai.iog. 
 QaXapfvp-a, arog, r6,a bed-cham- 
 ber, Unh^c, abode : & 
 QaXdpi}, //<;, v,acouch, den, fish- 
 pool. Til. 9dXafiog, 
 QaXupifia ^ovpa, wood proper 
 for huikling a bed-chamber or 
 house : fr. 
 BaXctfiijiog, ttj, Vor, of or pertain- 
 ing to a bridal chamber : fr. 
 9dXapoc. 
 GaXn/t/;7roXoe, o, >/, a couch at- 
 tendant, one employed about a 
 bed, a chamberlain, bridegroom, 
 
 chambermaid, housekeeper : fr. 
 OdXafiog, TroXeut. 
 
 QaXafiia, ag, 7), Ion. -t;;, T]g, the 
 hole in the side of a vessel, in 
 which the oar is inserted ; an 
 oar. Th. BdXafiog. 
 
 SaXdfiiog, ov, b, = BaXdfia^. 
 
 BA'AAMOS, ov, b, thalamus, a 
 marriage-bed, bed, place of re- 
 pose, bed-chamber, room, store- 
 room, dwelling, house, nest, den, 
 lower «abin of a vessel, holiest 
 partj* a temple, shrine, chapel; 
 the place, and day, of marriage; 
 as if fr. 9dXX{iv, to bloom ; or 
 fr. OdXTTw, to warm. 
 
 6A'AA22A, or Att. -rra, ijg, j), 
 the sea, sea-water, a lake ; per- 
 haps fr. dXg. Hence 
 
 QaXacTcralog, & OaXdffaiog, Att. 
 TTiog, b, 71, of or belonging to 
 the sea, marine, maritime : & 
 
 QaXaffffevtt), to be in or upon the 
 
 sea, be at sea, freijuent the sea. 
 
 OaXaaffOKpaTsu), a>, f. rjau), to be 
 
 master of the sea : & 
 
 OaXaaoroKpdruip, opog, b, master 
 
 of the sea : fr. OdXaaaa, Kpa- 
 
 reco. Th. Kpdrog. 
 OaXaaaoiwfiog, 6, 7), feeding in 
 
 the sea, said of shells : fr. 9d- 
 
 Xarraa, vkpoj. 
 OaXaaauirXayKTog, b, 7), wander- 
 ing over or crossing the sea : fr. 
 
 BdXaaaa, TrXd^ojiai. 
 OaXaffffoTrXTjKTog, b, ?/, sea-beat- 
 en : fr. 9dXa(T(Ta, TrXijrroio. 
 QaXaacroTTopog, 6, 7), traversing 
 
 the sea : fr. BdXaaaa, rropog. 
 
 Th. TTiipu). 
 (^aXaaaovpybg, ov, 6, earning a 
 
 living by the sea, a fisherman : 
 
 fr. OdXaffffa, tpyov. 
 QaXdrriog, b, 7), Att. for BaXda- 
 
 (Tiog. 
 
 GaXarrofco TTEtu, t5, f. ^<Ttu, to splash 
 the sea, boast of supei'iority by 
 sea, talk idly : fr. OdXarra, kott- 
 rio. 
 
 OaXaTroKpoTEio, & QaXaTroKpd- 
 rojp. See BaXaffaoKpareu), (Sec. 
 
 OuXbh, 3 s. pres. ind. act. of 9a- 
 Xi(jj, poet, for 9dXXio, to flourish. 
 
 QaXWovTtg, flourishing, pres. pt. 
 of 9aXk9io, same as 9dXXu). 
 
 OdXeia, ag, 1), Thalia, the name 
 of a muse. Also 
 
 QaXila, or BaXt'a, ag, 7), a yearly 
 feast, festive day, abundance. 
 Th. 9dXXu), to flourish. 
 
 QaXnog, a, ov, blooming, vigor- 
 ous, flourishing, joyous, rich : 
 & 
 
 BaXfpof, d, bv, blooming, flou- 
 rishing, vigorous, abundant : fr. 
 the same th. 
 
 BaXfpwrfpor, more abundantly ; 
 comparat. of the preceding. 
 
 QaX'uo, at, f. {{(tu), poet, to flourish, 
 bloom, sprout ; metaph. to be 
 (303) 
 
 BAA 
 
 adorned, beautified : fr. the 
 
 same th. 
 Oa.Xiig, ov, b, & QdXTjg, rjrog, 
 
 Thales, the proper name of a 
 
 philosopher of Miletus. 
 eaXia,ag, Ion. 9aXiti,7)g,i),h\oom, 
 
 prosperity, a feast, festivity ; 
 
 an olive-leaf : see VaXXia : fr. 
 
 9dXX(o. 
 OaXia, Ion. GaXt'i;, rjg, ij, one of 
 
 the Graces. 
 QaXiai, iov, a\, festivities, solem- 
 nities : & 
 QaXiytTi, dat. pi. fr. 9aXia, Ion. 
 OoXXta, or 9aXta, ag, t), a green 
 
 branch, sprout: fr. 9dXXoj. 
 edXXotaa, ag, d, Dor. for 9dX- 
 
 Xovffa, Tjg, if, flourishing, pres. 
 
 I>art. f. g. & 
 
 QaXXbg, ov, 6, an olive-branch, 
 every sort of green leaf, sprout: 
 fr. 9dXXit). 
 OaXXcKpopog, b, 7), a person who 
 carried a sprig of olive in the 
 Panathentea : fr. 9aXXbg, (pkput. 
 9 A AAQ, f. 9aXCj, to be green, 
 flourish, bloom, sprout, be in full 
 vigour, abound ; perf. rWaXKa. 
 QdXog, eog, rb, a sprout, branch, 
 offspring, child. Also for n/i»), 
 doKa, honour, glory : fr. the pre- 
 ceding. 
 QdXTTfai, Ion. & Dor. for 9dX'jry, 
 you may be heated, 2 sing. pres. 
 subj. pass. fr. 9dXirio, to warm. 
 QaX-jTiog, ov, b, llialpius, a pro- 
 per name : fr. the same th. 
 QaXTnoiov, for 9aX7nCJv, pres. pt. 
 poet. fr. OaXTTidio, to become 
 warm, warm. Th. edXTrcj. 
 OaXTridiB, Cantic. iv. 4. tig BaX- 
 Triuj9, where Aquila explains it 
 by eig tTrdX^tig; Hieron. to the 
 fortifications ; Junius, to the 
 towers. Others translate it, very 
 high turrets. 
 ^aXnvbg, 7), bv, &l QaXirpbg, a, 
 bv, oTipog, orarog, warm, hot, 
 glowing, burning, shining : & 
 BaXTTOf, tog, rb, heat, warmth : 
 
 fr. 9dX7ru). 
 BaXTrrryptof, a, ov, fit to warm, 
 
 comforting : fr. 
 BA'AITQjf. ;//(u,to warm, cherish, 
 
 comfort, be hot, burn, glow. 
 OaXTTUipTJ, fjg, rj, warmth, cheer- 
 ing, consolation, hope ; because 
 it has a warming, as, on the 
 contrary, fear has a chilling, 
 quality : fr. the preceding. 
 BaXwcta, wv, rd, a festival after 
 harvest, the first-fruits, harvest- 
 home : fr. 0a Xtr<r tog. Hence 
 QaXvaidg, ddog, rj, of or pertain- 
 ing to the festival Thalysia. 
 QaXvffiog, a, ov, pertaining to 
 flrst-fruits, made of new fruit or 
 com ; as bread. Th. 9dXXto. 
 BaX<l>9ttg, warmed, a. 1. part, 
 pass. 6l 
 
OAN 
 
 eoX</)0y, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. pass. 
 
 of ddXiru), f. ^w, to cherish. 
 edXxlyiQy nog, »/, warmth, heat, 
 
 consolation : fr. the same th. 
 GaXwjufv, 1 pi. a. 2. subj. act. of 
 
 0a'XXa>, to flourish. 
 GAM A*, adv. thickly, closely, 
 
 often, frequently : fr. afxa. See 
 
 Qa^j]Q. Hence 
 QafiaKig, adv. frequently. 
 edfxapf rj, Thamar, a woman's 
 
 name, indecl. Hebr. meaning, a 
 
 palm-tree. 
 Qafifisu), w, to amaze, astonish, 
 
 terrify ; be amazed, alarmed ; f. 
 
 r](Tu), i>f. Tt9dixj3i]Ka, pres. pass. 
 
 GafjijStofiai, to wander, be afraid, 
 
 impf. pass. k9a[j^h6^r]v, ov^u]v, 
 
 & in 3 pi. WapL^'iovTo, ovvro, a. 
 
 1. pass. Wa^lii]9i]v, i]Q, rj. Th. 
 
 9dfil3oQ. Hence 
 
 ea/ij3//Ttc, fwCj V, astonisliment, 
 
 amazement, terror. 
 
 eA'MBOS, eog, to, stupor, asto- 
 nishment, amazement, terror, 
 wonder. 
 
 eauug, Sc 9afxkag, nom. & ace. 
 pi. fr. 9afir]g. 
 
 eafiiibg, a, 6v, frequent, many: & 
 
 QafinQf fog, 6, r/, frequent, crowd- 
 ed ; pi. 9anug : fr. 9aixd. 
 
 ea^iKio, f. iffu), to frequent, come 
 frequently, be frequent or crowd- 
 ed : fr. the same th. 
 
 ea^ifiacrd^rjg, Nepmne, so called 
 by the Scythians. 
 
 eafiLvd, frequently, often, adv. fr. 
 
 Safiivbg, ri, bv, thick, close, fre- 
 quent, crowded : fr. 9and. 
 
 OA'MNOS, ov, b, dumus, a shrub, 
 thicket, shoot, olive-tree : fr. 
 
 eaixvwdi]g, (og, 6, i], thick with 
 boughs, like a thicket, shrubby, 
 bushy : fr. 9diivog, ddog. 
 
 edfivpig, icog, rj, a yearly assem- 
 bly ; which is gathered together 
 9and, that is, in a crowd. 
 
 Oavd^ifioc, 7], ov, deadly, fatal, 
 mortal : fr. 9vii(yK(o. 
 
 QavaTT]<p6pog, b, >), causing death, 
 fatal : fr. 9dvaTog, 0fpu>. 
 
 OavaTidu), w, f. d'ffu), to be bent 
 on dying, desire to die : & 
 
 QavaTotig, laaa, tv, fatal, deadly: 
 fr. 
 
 Qdvarog, ov, 6, death, a capital 
 crime ; gen. Ion. 9avdToio : fr. 
 9vr]OKit), to die. 
 
 Qavarooj, io, to put to death, kill; 
 condemn to death ; f, wcroj, perf. 
 Tt9avdT0JKa, a. 1. i9avdToj(Ta, a. 
 1. subj. 9avar(i}(T(it, jjg^ ^, a. I. 
 inf. act. 9ai'ciTu)(Tai ; a. I. ind. 
 paoS. t9avaTw9r}v, rjg, ri, a. 1, 
 part. pass. 9avaTio9e.ig, kvrog : 
 fr. 9dvaTog. 
 
 QavaTwdtjg, iog, 6, r/, deadly, 
 mortal : fr. 9dvaTog, eldog. 
 
 Gavaruxrtff, cwj;, t), a killing, mur- 
 
 GAP 
 
 der, death, sentence of death : 
 fr. 0ararou>. 
 QavaTMtTwai, 3 pi. a. 1. subj. act. 
 
 of 9avaT6(jJ. 
 
 Qavktiv, a. 2. inf. act. Ion. & 
 
 Qavtlv, to have died, a. 2. inf. act. 
 
 of 9vr]<TKw, to die; f. 2. m. 9avov- 
 
 fiai, perf. Tt9vtiKa, a. 2. t9avuv. 
 
 Om4f.iiv, a. 2. inf. act. Ion. ^: 
 
 Dor. for 9avtiv. 
 edvoiiAi,a. 2. opt. act. of the same. 
 idavoirrag, of her dead, gen. Dor. 
 for 9arov(Ti]g,a.2. part. fern. gen. 
 fr. 9piinKio, to die ; a. 2. t9avor. 
 eavbv, a. 2. part. n. g. & 
 Bui'ovra, ace. sing. a. 2. part, m 
 
 g. .5^ 
 OavovTijjv, gen. pi. a. 2. part. act. 
 
 fr. 9ainov, ovTog, of 9i^iiaKuj. 
 eavuvfxai, f. 2.ind.m. of the same. 
 i^avoi'cra, a. 2. part. act. f. g. of 
 
 the same verb. 
 Qavu)v, nvTog, 6, a. 2. part. act. 
 fr. the same. 
 Gao/Ltat, f. 9i](rofiai, to wonder, be 
 astonished, behold with w^nder, 
 view : fr. obsol. 9du}. 
 Sdofiai, f. 9r}(Toixai, to suckle, 
 nurse at the breast, feed ; to 
 suck, milk. 
 Odovra, Dor. for 9idovTa, ace. 
 sing. i)art. pres. act. of 9tdu}, for 
 9edonai, to view. 
 GoTTTf or, must bury, verb. adj. fr. 
 GA'riTQ, to perform the last du- 
 ties of sepulture, inter, bury ; f. 
 ;//w, perf. rtra^a, a. 1. ind. i9a- 
 \pa, a. 1. inf. 9d\l/ai, a. 2. ind. 
 act. tTa0ov, a. 2. part. Ta6ibv ; 
 a. 2. ind. pass. iTd<pr)v, ^P »/» I 
 was buried ; a. 2. infin. pa.ss. 
 Ta<privai, f. 2. pass. Ta<pr](TOfiai. 
 Bdpa, 6, T/iara, a man's name, 
 indecl. Hebr. meaning breathing. 
 GAPFH'AIA, rd, sc. lepd, a festi- 
 val in honour of Apollo & Diana 
 for the first-fruits. 
 Bapy7]\iojv, u>vog,b, the eleventh 
 month of the Athenians,in which 
 the Thargelia were celebrated ; 
 it answers to April. 
 Oappa\kog,a,QV, the same as 9ap- 
 (TaXtog, bold, daring, confident. 
 Th. 9dp<Toc, confidence : whence 
 OappaX'eiog, boldly, confidently ; 
 
 adv. 
 Qappsu), at, to be confident, of 
 good cheer, be bold, dare, rely 
 upon ; f. i}(no, pf. Tt9dppr]Ka, a. 
 1. l9dppr)(Ta : fr. 9dppog, same 
 as 9dpaog, confidence. 
 Qdppog, iog, rb, boldness, confi- 
 dence, courage : see 9dp(Tog. 
 OappovvTuug, adv. confidently, 
 
 without fear : fr. 9app6u). 
 Oappv V(v, the same as 9apavvu), 
 
 Attic. 
 QapaaXkog, a, ov, confident, bold 
 daring, resolute, valiant ; com 
 par. 9ap<TaXiu}Tipog, bolder, bra- 
 (304) 
 
 GAY 
 
 ver. Th. 9dpaoQ. 
 QapaaXiujg, boldly, confidently ; 
 adv. fr. the preced. 
 Qapatvg, iog, b, of Tharsus : fr. 
 
 Qdpffog, ov. If. 
 Qap(Ttv(Ta, ag, d, part. pres. fem. 
 
 gen. Dor. for 9ap(yov<ja, r]g, »'/, 
 
 confident : fr. 
 Gap<r£w, Si, to be bold, confident, 
 
 or daring, take courage, confide 
 
 in, rely upon ; f. »}(Tu>, perf. re- 
 
 9dp(Ti]Ka : fr. 
 GA'PSOS, eog, to, by metath. 
 
 9pd(Tog, tog, Tb, confidence, bold- 
 ness, daring, courage : fr. 9ipio, 
 
 to heat, 2 s. perf. Tt9dpaai ; for 
 
 men of ardent spirits are bold. 
 {^dp(Tog, ov, >/, Tharsus, the name 
 
 of a city, w here the Apostle Paul 
 
 was born ; Acts ix. 11. xxi. 3i>. 
 
 It is also put for the ocean, 1 
 
 Kings xxii. 48. 
 Qap<JvvkaKio, impf. WapavnoKov, 
 
 poet, for 9ap(Tvi'oj. 
 
 Qdpffvi'og, b, //,full of confidence, 
 
 bold, daring, relying upcai : fr. 
 
 Oapffvi'uj, to make bold, embold- 
 en, encourage, be of good cou- 
 rage ; f. vpu), pres i)art. fem. 
 gen. 9ap(Tvrovaa. Th. 9dpcrog. 
 
 Oapaig, tla, v, bold, darhig, con- 
 fident : fr. 9dprTog, eog, to. 
 
 Qdffai, Dor. for 9ia(Tai, poet, or 
 Ion. a. 1. imper. m. of ^tdo/ioi, 
 to see ; poet. 0do/uai. 
 
 Oacrevg, iwg. Dor. for GrjffU'e, 
 Theseus. 
 
 OdffOfjiai, I will place. Dor. for 
 9r}(T0fiai, f. 1. ni. of Ti9t]iJii, to 
 place. 
 
 Qaffofievog, Dor. & by crasis for 
 9ea<T6fiivog, f. 1. pt. fr. 9edonai. 
 
 GA'202, ov, t), Thasus,an island 
 in the /Kgean sea. 
 
 Gd(TO"oi',or ©drror, quicker, soon- 
 er ; compar. for rdxiov, fr. 
 
 Taxvg- 
 
 Qdaffu), f. 9d^<jj, to sit, contr. for 
 9ad(j(jit}, the siinie as 9od^w, to 
 move quickly ; sit ; properly, 
 to sit down quickly. Th. 9o6g. 
 
 Odaacov, quicker (as if fr. 9obg, 
 quick); compar. of raxt"£> swift, 
 Taxifov, 9daai)}v or 9dTTwv. 
 
 Gdrcpor, one of the two ; for to 
 erepov, another. So 9aT'ipov, 
 for Tov tTtpov ; 9dTepai, Dor. 
 for Tai sTepai ', Itti 9dTepa, on 
 the contrary, on the other side. 
 
 QuTTdtv, quicker. See 9d(Tau)v. 
 
 Gau/irt, aTog, to, a wonder, mira- 
 cle, astonishment, surprise ; pi, 
 9avi.iaTa. Hence 
 
 GAY MA"/ 12, to wonder, be a- 
 mazedat, admire, honour, reve- 
 rence, esteem, praise ; regard 
 with approbation, Luke ix. 43. 
 with anger, John vii. 21. 9av- 
 fid'Cfiv Tivbg, to wonder at, with 
 an ace. seldom ; f. dau), a. 1. 
 
 I 
 
 i 
 
 i 
 
 a 
 
 GEA 
 
 WavfjLaffa, ag, e, a. 1. subj. act. 
 GavfidfTu), yg, y, pf. pass. Te9av- 
 fiafffiai, a. I. pass. c9av}id(y9i]v, 
 tjg, 1], a. 1. inf. pass. 9avfia(T9rj- 
 vai, to be the wonder of ; f. 1. 
 m. 9ax'fxdaofAai, y, erai : & 
 
 Oavfjiaivio, to wond«'r, for 9av- 
 fid'CoJ ; Oavfiavovvreg, f. 1. part, 
 pi. mnn. 
 
 Oavfiag, avTog, 6, Thaumas, a pro- 
 per name. 
 
 Qavyia<Jiovpy'eu}, at, to work won- 
 ders or miracles : fr. 9avfid(Tiog, 
 tpyov. 
 
 Qav^idmoQ, a, ov, wonderful, a- 
 
 mazmg 
 
 & 
 
 OavfjiarTixbg, ov, 6, wonder, amaze- 
 ment : & 
 
 GavfjiaaTiov, one need or must 
 wonder at ; verb. adj. fr. 9av- 
 fidi^io. 
 
 i)av^a(JTt)g, ov, b, an admirer, 
 eonnneiider : & 
 
 OavfiafTTiKog, t), bv, apt to won- 
 der : «Sl 
 
 Oavftanrbg, »/, bv, wonderful, 
 amazing, sui^jrising ; ov 9av- 
 fxacTTbv, no wonder : fr. 9av}id- 
 t,a). Hence 
 
 Gay/ia<Tro(t>, a>, f. okju), pf. Tt9av- 
 fxdcTTuttca^ to make wonderful: &^ 
 
 OaviAaTTwg, adv. wonderfully. 
 
 OavfiaTOTrodio, at, f. lycw, to work 
 wonders : fr. 
 
 OavfxaTOTroibg, 6, »'/, a conjuror, 
 juggler : fr. 9aviia, rroitoj. 
 
 iiavfiaTovpybg, b, //, a worker of 
 w()ndei*s, a juggler : fr. 9avfia, 
 tpyov. 
 
 Oa^9etg, tl<Ta, kv, bui'ied; dat. pi. 
 9a<f>9tlffi, a. 1. part. pass. fr. 
 9d7rToj, to bury; f. i/zw, a. 2. tra- 
 <pov, a. 1. inf. pass. 9a<p9i'ivai. 
 
 Odxl/ai, IX. 1. inf. of the same verb. 
 
 Oa\pia, ag, t), the herb fennel- 
 giant, fr. the island of Thapsus. 
 
 Gdi//i»'oc, 7j, ov, like thapsus, yel- 
 low, pale : fr. 
 
 GA'^02, ov, if, a wood or plant 
 of Scythia, used in dyeing yel- 
 low : fr. Thapsus, an island, one 
 of the Sporade.s. 
 
 Gdw, obsol. to .see with wonder ; 
 contr. for 9edu}, the same as 
 9edofiai, to see. 
 
 Ged, dg, t), Dea, a goddess; 9edv, 
 gen. pi. Dor. 9eau)v, JEoL for 
 9eiuv. Th. 9e(M:, ft god. 
 
 Gta, ag, if, a sight, view, spec- 
 tacle, show, })lace for viewing 
 any thing, theatre, ace. sing. 
 9eav. Th. 9edofiai. Also pres. 
 iin])er. act. of 9eda). 
 
 Qea9ifrai, a. 1. inf. pass, of 9ed- 
 ofxai, to see. 
 
 Gf ati'a, the same as 0td, a god- 
 dess. 
 
 Gtd/ia, arog, to, a sight, specta- 
 cle, show. Th. 9edofiai. 
 
 Gfavw, oog, ovg, if, Theano, a 
 
 GEI 
 
 proper name. 
 
 GEA'OMAI, to see, behold, ob- 
 serve, view, contemplate ; f. 1. 
 m. daofiai, perf. pass. Tt9id^ai, 
 a. 1. pass. i9ta9rfv, a. 1. inf. 
 pass. 9ea9uvai, a. 1. m. t9ta(Td- 
 fiifv, it), rtTu, a. 1. inf. m. 9td(Ta- 
 a9ai, a. 1. part. m. 9ea(Tdfitvog. 
 
 Qtdpiov, ov, Tb, a sacred place, 
 or tem])le ; see 9eu}p6g. 
 
 Qedrifg, ov, 6, a spectator ; ace. 
 j)l. 9eaTdg : & 
 
 QedTbg, i), bv, to be beheld or 
 viewed, visible. Th. 9edofiai. 
 
 Oearpi^io, to bring on the stage, 
 act ; f. i(Tio, pf. Te9edTpiKa, perf. 
 pass. Ti9edTpi(T/jiai: fr. 9EaTpov. 
 
 QeaTpiKbg, //, bv, of or suitiible to 
 the theatre, pompous, theatrical : 
 QeaTpiKotg, adv. theatrically, be- 
 fitting the stage : fr. the same. 
 
 OearpodSifg, tog, b, if, like a the- 
 atre : fr. 9iaTpov, elcog. 
 
 Gfarpoi', ov, Tb, tlieatrum, a the- 
 atre, a place where plays and 
 shows were exhibited. Th. 9ed- 
 ofiat. 
 
 Gcf, he was nmning, for Wee, 3 
 sing, imperf. Ion. of 9ka),io run; 
 f. 9ev(Tufiai. 
 
 Gff , occurs in 1 Kings xiv. 29. 
 Ezek. iv. in the sense of a 
 couch. Symmachus renders it 
 ovcbg, Aquila 7rp69vpov. 
 
 Gffiov, poet. \. Ion. for 0t7or, ov, 
 Tb, sulphur, brimstone : thence 
 Oteiowjto fumigate with sulphur. 
 
 Qeeiog, poet, for 9t'iog, a, ov, di- 
 vine. 
 
 Geei^^vog, Ion. for 9ea)fievog, 
 pres. part. m. fr. 9edoiiai, atfiai. 
 
 G«/;, Tfg, if, Ion. for 9ea. 
 
 {)er)'ivg, poet, for 9eeiog,fi)r 9eXoc, 
 divine. Th. 9ebg, a god. 
 
 GtifXaTog, 6, if, actuated or sent 
 by a god : fr. 9tbg, tXavvio. 
 
 Oeyg, to goddesses. Ion. for 9ea7g, 
 dat. pi. of 9ed, a goddess. 
 
 <c)eif(Taa9ai, to have contemplated, 
 I(m. for 9ed(Taff9ai, a. 1. inf. m. 
 & 
 
 Oeifffeai, Ion. for 9e{f<Ty, 2 sing. f. 
 1. m. of 9edofiai, to view; f. 9ed- 
 aofiai. Ion. 9tTffT0fxai, y. 
 
 QeifTtfg, ov, b, Ion. for OeaTifg. 
 
 SeifTbg, if, bv, to be viewed with 
 wonder: fr. 9tsa), an Ionic verb, 
 to see with admiration : fr. Oed- 
 ofiai. 
 
 Gf 7/rpor, ov, Tb, Ion. for 96aTpov. 
 
 GtTa, ag, if, a woman's name. But 
 i^eiTfv, divine. Ion. for 9e'iav, fr. 
 9eiog, divine. Th. 9ebg, a god. 
 
 Qtif^d9ev, adv. from Thebes. 
 
 Gfitj, Ion. or poet, for 9e7, he 
 runs, 3 sing. pres. fr. 9tio, to run ; 
 f. 9tv(Tofiai. So 9eieiv, for 9tlv. 
 
 Oeitjv, Tfc, Tf, a. 2. opt. act. But 
 9ehj, with the i subscript, he may 
 place, 3 sing, jires. subj. fr. 9ka), 
 ^ (305) 
 
 GEA 
 
 to place ; for which the poets 
 say 9eio}', or a. 2. subj. poet, for 
 9y, fr. Ti9rfni, to place, a. 2. 
 e9rfv. 
 
 GfiVfXoc, for 0£o«i»cfXoc, god like. 
 
 OftXoTTfOf j'a», to drv in the sun: fr. 
 
 GfiXoTTft^of, OV, Tb (fr. the ai'tic. 
 Tb & clXoTTtt^of), a place exposed 
 to the sun, and adapted to bleach- 
 ing : fr. t'lXtf, the same as eXtf, 
 the heat of the sun, and TriSov, 
 the ground. 
 
 Otlvat, a. 2. inf. act. fr. Ti9iffii, 
 to place, a. 2. ind. act. t9t]v. 
 
 GEl'NQ, to beat, strike, wound, 
 kill, slay : poet. f. 9evoj, pres. 
 pass. 9eivo[iai, to be beaten, 
 threshed, pres. part. pass. f. g. 
 ace. 9eivofxevrfv, beaten. 
 
 Oeioio, gen. Ion. for 9eioVj fr. 
 9eXog, divine. 
 
 Qtiontv, we may place, 1 pi. a. 2. 
 subj. act. poet, for 9Cbfiev, of 
 T'i9i)fii, f. 9if(Tu), a. 2. e9i]v, a. 2. 
 .subj. 9iSJ, poet. 9€io & 9eiuf, pi. 
 9'tioixev, and on account of the 
 metre 9t'ni)fiev, and by systole 
 9e'iofiev. 
 
 GtTov, ov, TO, sulphur, brimstone: 
 fr. 9ebg, god ; as if Trup Kepav- 
 viov, a thunderbolt : & 
 
 OtTov, ov, Tb, divinity ; a deity : 
 fr. 
 
 QeTog, a, ov, godlike, divine, poet, 
 9Uiog : fr. Otbg, a god. But 
 
 GEFOS, ov, b, a father's or mo- 
 ther's brother, an uncle. 
 
 OeioTepojg, & Qewrepov, more di- 
 vinely, adv. fr. 9ti6Tepog, com- 
 par. fr. 9tlog, divine. 
 
 QeioTtfg, ifTog, if, divinity, divine 
 majesty, godhead : fr. 9tXog. 
 
 Qeiou), f. locToj, to consecrate ; fr. 
 9e'iog: to purify or fumigate with 
 sulphur ; fr. 9e'iov. 
 
 GcTrf, by sync, for 9eirjTe, 2 pi. 
 a. 2. opt. act. of Ti9rffii, to place; 
 f. 9ifaa), a. 2. Wrfv. 
 
 Qeiio, poet, for 9eu}, to run ; f. 
 9ev(Tofiai: also poet, for 9at,R. 2. 
 subj. of Ti9ifni, to place. See 
 9eiofxev. 
 
 OeiwSrfg, eog, b, if, sulphureous : 
 fr. 9eXov, sulphur. 
 
 Oeiiog, adv. by the will of heaven, 
 divinely : fr. 9eXog. 
 
 OeiwtTa, I have consecrated. Ion. 
 for i9eiu)(Ta, a. 1. ind. act, of 
 9ii6a), to consecrate. Th. 9e6g. 
 
 Qeiutaig, ecjg, if, deification. Plut. 
 
 QeXyjfTpov, ov, to, a charai, al- 
 lurement, alleviation : & 
 
 QeXyiv, Xvog, 6, a sorcerer, ma- 
 gician : fr. 
 
 GE'AFQ, to soothe, charm, en- 
 chant, deceive, seduce, beguile, 
 delight ; f. ^w. Tor i' Xytu, as 
 9eiX6TreSov for t'lXoTreSov, fr. 
 (Xkio, to draw, attract. 
 
 ^eXsfivov, & OeXvfivov, ov, to, a 
 X 
 
> 
 
 e£M 
 
 foundation : fr. ©cw, to place. 
 
 GeXf/ioc, 6, >), nourishing, fruit- 
 ful : fr. 9d\\ii). 
 
 OkXeog, 6, y, willing : fr. OtXw. 
 
 OsXiJua, arog, to, a will, wibli, 
 desire ; pi. rd OeXyfiara : & 
 
 OtXi]l.iu)Vf oj'ot;, o, y, willing, vo- 
 luntary : & 
 
 SiXrjaig^ tojg, »/, the will, wish : 
 fr. 0£\o>, to wish. 
 
 OtX))(juj, I shall wish, f. 1. ind. 
 act. of the same. 
 
 QiXi]Tt)g, oT;, 6, a wisher, one that 
 acts williiiirly : fr. the same. 
 
 (^eXtjTog, t), bv, wished, desired : 
 fr. the same. 
 
 BtXKTr)p, iipog, 6, a soother : & 
 
 OeXKTrjnioi', ov, to, a charm : & 
 
 OtXKTrfpiog, a, ov, soothing : fr. 
 OkXyu). 
 
 QeXktPOV, ov, to, = OtXKTIjplOV. 
 
 OtXKTvg, voQy d), a soothing, 
 charm : fr, O^X-yio. 
 
 QiX^ivoiov, gen. }»1. fr. OtX^ivoog, 
 soothing or charming the mind: 
 fr. OsAytu, f. ^w, & voog. 
 
 OtX^ifpujv, ovog, 6, I'l, soothing 
 or charming the mind : fr. 
 QeXyoj, 0})//v. 
 
 QeXoKTa, Dor. for OiXovffa, wish- 
 ing, pres. part. f. g. & 
 
 QsXoPTt, Dor. for GtXovrn, they 
 wish, 3 pi. pros. ind. act. & 
 
 QtXv^vov, ov, TO, a foundation : 
 fr. 6i(*), to place, 
 
 QiXox, or WkXu), to will, wish, de- 
 sire, he pleased with ; endeavour, 
 attempt ; be able, be wont : Att. 
 imperf. fiQiXov, fg, f, f. QtXyaw, 
 perf. TeOtX7)Ka,ii. 1. tOtXtjaa, ag, 
 I, Att. 7)0aXi]fTa, a. 1. subj. Ot- 
 \r](Tuj, 7jg, y. yEoI. (ptXu), Avhence 
 relhn. See tfiXiu. 
 
 Gf/irt, aTog, TO, that which is laid 
 down, a subject for discussion ; 
 a position, proposition, argu- 
 ment ; a legion stationed in a 
 province ; the province itself 
 money placed in a banker's 
 hands ; the star presiding over 
 one's nativity, horoscope ; in 
 gramm., a root from which deri- 
 vative words are formed : fr. 
 TiQriyn, to place. Engl, a tJteme. 
 
 QsixaTiKog, i) bv, in which any 
 thing is laid down, provincial ; 
 primitive, among granun. : fr. 
 the preceding. 
 
 Q'ifxtBXov, ov, TO, =i OsjxijXov. 
 
 Oe/xtiXiov, poet, for 
 
 QsjxtXiov, ov, Tb, a foundation, 
 basis, deposit, treasure : fr. the 
 same th. 
 
 OefisXiog, ov, b, the same. Also 
 
 OtfxeXiog, b, »/, pertaining to the 
 foundation, fundamental : fr. 
 the same th. 
 
 Qe^EXiou), u>, to lay the founda- 
 tion, found ; f. ujctio, pirf, rtOi- 
 fitXiijoKa; pf pass. TtOii.itXio)j.t(ii, 
 
 OEM 
 
 plupf. pass. iTiOefjitXiojfiijv, lotro, 
 ioTo, Ion. TtOt^tXiujTo, 3 sing. 
 Fr. the i)receding. 
 
 iiefxtXiojffig, Siog, //, foundation, 
 the laying of foundations : fr. 
 the pi'(^ceding. 
 
 Offuv, Ton. for Osfxevai, Dor. for 
 Btlvai, to place, a. 2. inf. act. 
 Offitv GTTovddv uTracav dfitpi 
 Tivog TTpdy^aTog, to gives one's 
 undivided care & attention to 
 an object ; fr. TiOijfii. 
 
 Q^fitvog,i\. 2. pt. m. fr. the same. 
 
 Oeiiepbg, d, bv, grave, venerable, 
 ctnnpused. Th. Quo for rtf^/;/Lti. 
 
 OejjitpuiTTig, i^og, i), of a staid as- 
 pect, demure : ir. Oentpbg, ojxp. 
 
 6s/iicr^Aov, poet. the same as 9e^e- 
 9Xov, ov, Tb, a foundation : fr. 
 
 BE'MHAON, ov, to, a founda- 
 ihm, base : fr. Ogw, to lay. 
 
 Qe^iTrXtKTog, b, //, poet., woven 
 by Themis ; justly woven ; law- 
 ful, just, right : fr. Bifiig,7rXU(jj. 
 
 B£/x/c, KJTog, iTOg, icug, //, justice, 
 right, equity, law, institution, 
 tribute ; Themis, the goddess 
 of justice. Fr. Oku). 
 
 OEjXKTicoTrog, b, //, an insi)ector or 
 president of justice : ir 9i-pig, 
 aKi-KToi-ua, to see. 
 
 Qi^KTKp'tujv, ovTog, b, one who 
 niles with justice : fr. 9'Ef.ng, 
 
 KpkoiV. 
 
 QefiicrcFU), or Oejxi^u), f. iaonai, a. 
 1. m. poet. iOifii(radf.ir]v, to go- 
 vern with justice, administer 
 justice : fr. fjifiig, justice. 
 
 0f/itoTtt, justice, ace. sing. 9'i^ia- 
 Tsg, nom. pi. taxes, oracles : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 OefiKTTnog, a, ov, poet, for Si- 
 Kcaog, just, lawful : cV 
 
 OffiKTTtvtt), f. tvcTijj, to admunster 
 justice, dispense oracles : & 
 
 OffxiffTeiov, gen. j)!. f. g. Ion. for 
 OtfiiaTujv, fr. ^f^/oTot', agreeable 
 to justice : fr. Osfiig, justice. 
 
 Osi^KTTOKXirjg, yg, b, gen. hog, 
 iovg, Themhtodes, a man's name. 
 
 Qi^KTTOKXtovg, gen. shig. of the 
 preceding. 
 
 OtHi(TTov6)j, rjg, »}, a woman's 
 name ; as if, she that knows 
 from the laws. 
 
 Qt^ifTTOTToXog, b, I'l, a dispenser 
 or minister of justice : fr. Offiig, 
 TToXioj. 
 
 QifiKTTbgy 7), bv, agreeable to jus- 
 tice or the laws, right, lawful : 
 fr. Osfitg. 
 
 BajuicTTovxog, b, t), holding or 
 dispensing justice : Osfiig, t ;^w. 
 
 OffiiffTuj, bog, ovg, if, a woman's 
 name. 
 
 Offurbg, t), t»i^,just, right, lawful: 
 fr. Oefiig. 
 
 (^tfibg, ov, b, arrangement, ad- 
 monition. Th. r«6>7//xt. 
 
 Qei.t6io, w, f. ujffio, to cause to ap- 
 (3()G) 
 
 GEO 
 
 proach, compel, bring near, as 
 a vessel to the shore : fr. Oiuj, 
 to place, place in sight. 
 
 Oev, a particle, denoting motion 
 from a place : as ovpavoOtv, cce- 
 litiis, from heaven. 
 
 BE'NAP, apog, Tb, the palm or 
 hollow of the hand, sole of the 
 foot, base : fr. 0tu), to j)lace : or 
 fr. Gtvu), to strike, because that 
 part of the hand is struck, or 
 strikes. 
 
 Btvw, to beat, thresh, lash, strike, 
 thump : as 9iivu), f. tvut. 
 
 Oto/3X«73t(a, ag, //, injury done 
 to or inflicted by the gods, im- 
 piety, frenzy, infatuation : <fc 
 
 B£o/3\a/3£a>, at, f. /yrrw, to injure 
 the gods, bla.spheme : fr. 
 
 Bfo/3Xo/3//e, *of, ovg, b, y, infa- 
 tuated, insane ; blaspheming : 
 fr. 9 tog, fSXaTTTio, to hurt ; f. 
 \pu), a. 2. tiSXajiuv. 
 
 Oioyvig, i^og, b, Theo<jnis, the 
 name of a poet. 
 
 Btoyovut, ag, Ion. ir), ijg, 7), the 
 descent or genealogy of the 
 gods : fr. 9tbg, yivog. 
 
 QfociliaKTog^ b, 1), taught by God : 
 fr. 9tbg, ciCdaKu). 
 
 iitb^jjidTog, Dor. for 9i6l^ir]Toc, 6, 
 //, divinely built : fr. 9tbg,l'f^{Uy 
 perf. j)ass. ^k^ixi)iiai, aai, tui. 
 
 QioloTog, b, if, given by a god, 
 divinely bestowed : the same as 
 9t6ci^OTog. 
 
 Beoeoxog, b, //, receiving a deity : 
 fr. 9tbg, ckxofiai. 
 
 QibCiopog, ov, o, Theodonts, a 
 man's name : lOngl. Theodore. 
 
 i^eotidr/g, tog, ovg, b, y, having 
 the form tif a god, godlike : fr. 
 9tbg, tUog. 
 
 SiotiKtXog, b, y, godlike : fr. 
 9tbg, ttKfXog. 
 
 Otb9tv, from heaven, from God : 
 adv. fr. 9tbc, a god. 
 
 BfoTo, gen. Ion. for 0(ov,h\9ebg, 
 a god. 
 
 Oioiau, Dor. for 9iovaa, rjg, »), 
 running, j.res. part. f. g. fr. 9iuj. 
 
 Bt'otro, 0o7ro, 3 s. a. 2. m. opt. 
 Ion. fr. 9tio, u>, for the conmion 
 9tifirjv, 9^10, 9tiT0 : fr Wf^i/jwi. 
 
 BfOK-Xvrsa*, G), f. yuM, to call upon, 
 invoke, be iieard by the gods: &, 
 
 QtOKXvTog, b, y, invoking or 
 heard by the gods : 9tbg, kXvoj. 
 
 QtoKpavTog, b, y, fulfilled by a 
 deity : fr. 9ebg, Kpaivu). 
 
 QtoKpiTog, b, y, chosen by di- 
 vine judgment ; a judge of god- 
 desses, peri}.hrastically for Pa- 
 ris : fr. 9tbg, Kpivoj. 
 
 OtoKTiaTog, b, t), built or founded 
 by God : fr. 9tbg, kti'^cu. 
 
 BfoXoym, ag, y, theology, a dis- 
 sertation concerning God : fr. 
 9ibg, Xiyu). 
 
 OtoXoyog, b, »'/, a theologian, di- 
 
 GEO 
 
 GEP 
 
 vine, one who speaks concerning QeoffSoTa, n. g. pi. fr. 
 
 4 
 
 God. This name is given to 
 John the Evangelist KaT'ttiox^'l^* 
 fr. Otbg, God, Ac Xeyu), to speak, 
 pei-f. m. XgXoya. 
 
 Bto/iav/yc, eog, b, y, afflicted with 
 frenzy by the gods, divinely in- 
 flicted : fr. 9ebg, fiaivofiai. 
 
 Bto/iaxfw, **>, to fight against 
 God or the gods: f. yaio, perf. 
 Ti9io^d\r]Ka : & 
 
 Geofiuxia, ag, y, fighting against 
 God, the battle of the gods : 6i 
 
 Oeofidxog, b, y, one who fights 
 against God, repugnant to God : 
 fr. Bfoc, fidxofxai. 
 
 OtoiJEv, poet, for &w/u€v, 1 pi. a. 2 
 subj. act. fr. Ti9yni, to place ; f 
 9y(Tio, a. 2. tOiyv. 
 
 OiOfiiitTTOjp, opog, 0, y, equal to 
 the gods in counsel : fr. 9ibg, 
 jiyffTojp. 
 
 Otoffiaii^, kog, ovg, b, y, hateful 
 or odious to God or gods : fr. 
 9ebg, fu(Tog. But 
 
 Osofxlaiig, eog, ovg, b, y, a hater 
 of God or gods : fr. the same. 
 
 Oeonopia, ag, 1), a lot assigned by 
 a divinity : fr. 
 
 Ot6i.ioipog, 6l Gtofiopog, b, y, poet, 
 divinely bestowed, or blessed, & 
 lience most excellent : fr. 9tbg, 
 fioXpa. Th. fitipio. 
 
 Ofofiv(Tr)g, sog, b, //, abhorred by 
 the gods : fr. 9tbg, fivaog. 
 
 OtovTiov, gen. pi. part. i)res. fr. 
 9eio, to run ; f. 9ivao^aL ; bdov- 
 Tujv XevKU 9e6vTu}v, for bdovriov 
 XtvKutt', Hesiod 'A. 14G. 
 
 Oto^^via, Ta, a festival common 
 to all the gods: fr. 9ebg, ^evog. 
 
 i)€67rvEV(TTog, b, ?'/, divinely in- 
 spired : fr. 9ebg, Trv'toj, f. Trvtvaio. 
 
 BtoTTo/iTTog, b, 1), a man's name ; 
 also, adj. sent from heaven, di- 
 vine : fr. 9ibg, Trtfnroj. 
 
 i^tOTTovyTog, b, >'/, wrought by a 
 god : fr. 9tbg, iroveoj. 
 
 OsoTrptTTyg, kog, b, y, becoming a 
 god, divine : fr. 9ibg, irpkirm. 
 
 Bf07rf)07rf(u, w, to prophesy, ex- 
 plain onicles; f. T/dw, pf j/jca : ^ 
 
 BioTrpoTTta, ag, y, &. (^toirpoTnov, 
 ov, Tb, a prediction, oracle : & 
 
 < JfoTTpoTTOf , 6, y, prophetic, a pro- 
 phet, consulter or expounder of 
 onicles : fr. 9f.bg, Trpo'nzu) ; pro- 
 perly, one who speaks in the 
 place of a god, as 7rpo(ptjTyg. 
 
 BfoTrruaroj;, 6, r), spit on, abomi- 
 nated by all the gods : fr. 9tbg, 
 
 TTTViO. 
 
 BtoTTvpog, 6, y, kuidled by the 
 gods : fr. 9 tog, Trvp. 
 
 OeopTog, b, y, excited by a god, 
 •sent or given by a god : fr. 9tbg, 
 bpio. 
 
 BEB'2, ov, b, y, God, a god, god- 
 dess ; the sun : fr. 9kio, to set, 
 make. 
 
 ^totrdoTog, b, y, given by God or 
 
 a god : fr. 9ibg, liciofii. 
 BtoakiStia, ag, y, the worship of 
 
 God, religion, piety : fr. 
 B£oo-f/3//c, iog, b, y, a worshipper 
 
 of God, religious, i)ious, devout: 
 
 fr. 9tbg, atlSio. 
 OtoatjSutg, adv. religiously : fr. 
 
 the preceding. 
 OtofftTTTog, b, y, worshipped as a 
 
 god, venenible : & 
 idtoasTTTujp, opog, b,y, a worship- 
 per of the gods ; pious person : 
 
 fr. 9tbg, aijiio. 
 Sto(Ttx9pia, ag, y, hatred of the 
 
 gods, impiety : ir. 9tbg, tx9p6g. 
 Qfo(TTvyyg, kog, b, »'/, hating God 
 
 or the gods ; hated by God or 
 
 the gods : & 
 Oto(TTvy}]Tog, o, //, hated by or 
 
 odious to the gods : fr. btbg, 
 
 (TTvyfio, to hate. 
 QtotTVTog, the same as 9kopTog. 
 Ot6ravpor,ov,b,A bull-god; epith. 
 
 of Jui)iter : Ir. 9tbg, Tavpog. 
 OtoTyg, yTog, y. Deltas, the Deity, 
 
 godhead, divinity. Th. 9t6g. 
 QtoTiftyTog, b, 1), honoured by the 
 
 divinity : fr. 9tbg, Tifidu). 
 OtoTlfjior, ov, b, Theotlnius, a pro- 
 
 ]»er name ; adj. b, y, divinely 
 
 honoured : fr. 9tbg, ri/i/y. Th. 
 
 Till). 
 
 QtoTptTTTog, b, )/, changed by a 
 
 god : fr. 9tbg, Tptino. 
 Otovdtia, ag. Ion. tiy, yg, y, fear 
 
 of the gods, piety : fr. 
 Otov^yg, kog, b, y, fearing or re- 
 verencing the gods, godlike : fr. 
 
 9tbg, dkog. 
 Qto<pdv£ia, ag, y, the .appearance 
 
 of God : & 
 Stotpdvia, ii)v, Ta, a festival to 
 
 celebrate the appearance of a 
 
 divinity : fr. 9tbg, (paivofxai. 
 Ot6(piXe, voc. fr. Bto^iXoj;, Tlieo- 
 
 2)h'dus, a proper name; the same 
 
 as 
 Bfo0iX/)t% kog, ovg, b, y, pious, a 
 
 lover of the gods, acceptable to 
 
 God : fr. 9tbg, (piXog. 
 Qtotpiv, from the gods, adv. ; also 
 
 dat. pi. for 9to'lg, fr. 9tbg. 
 OtocpbpyTog, b, y, impelled or agi- 
 tated by divine impulse : fr. 
 
 9tbg, (popkio. 
 OiocppaffTog, ov, b, Theophrastus, a 
 
 })roper name ; Engl. Theophrast. 
 ^^t6<ppu)v, ovog, b, y, endowed 
 
 with a divine mind, inspired, a 
 
 prophet : fr. 9tbg, ^pyv. 
 Otocpi'XaKTog, 6, »';, preserved by, 
 
 & under the custody of, God : 
 
 fr. 9tbg, ^vXdaam. 
 i^tpdiraiva, 7/e, //,a servant-maid: 
 
 & 
 i:)tpanaivig, iSog, 7), the same. 
 
 Th. 9tpd7ru)v, ovrog, 6, a servant. 
 OtpaTTtia, ag, j), attendance of ser- 
 (307) 
 
 GEP 
 
 vants, service, ministry ; house- 
 hold attendants; honour, respect, 
 Worship ; a taking care of, heal- 
 hig, cure, remedy: fr. 9epa7rtvu). 
 
 Otpa7rtv9ti(Ty, dat. sing. a. I. part, 
 pass. f. g. fr. 9epa7rtvu). 
 
 BfpaTTtv/ia, aTog, Tb, care, atten- 
 tion : fr. the same. 
 
 OtpaTTtvatitv, 3 sing. a. 1. opt. 
 act. yEol. fr. 9epa7itva), to serve. 
 
 QtpawtvTkov, nuist be worship- 
 ped, healed, verb. adj. fr. 9epa- 
 
 TTtVUJ. 
 
 OtpaTTtvTtjp, ypog,&. OtpaTrevTyg, 
 ov, o, an attendant, physician: dc 
 
 OtpaTTtvTiKbg, 7), bv, disposed to 
 serve, attend or heal ; oblighig, 
 officious : & 
 
 QtpaTTtvTbg, ov, b, y, curable: fr. 
 
 idtpaiTtvo), to serve, attend, wait 
 upon, heal, cure, conciliate, i)ay 
 court to, honour, respect, wor- 
 ship ; with an ace. ; inipf. t0£- 
 pd-rrtvov, tg, t, f. tvaui, perf. 
 Tt9tpd7rtvKa, a. 1. iniper. act. 
 9tpdmv(Tov, aTo), imperf. pass. 
 t9tpa7rtv6fiyv, ov, tTo, pf. pass. 
 Tt9epd7rtt!nai, perf. part. pass. 
 Tt9tpa7rtvixkvog, y, ov, a. 1. ind. 
 pass. k9tpantv9yv, yg, y. Th. 
 9epd7rit)V. 
 
 QtpaTTijLi], Ion. for 9ipa7rtia, at- 
 tendance, healing ; domestics : 
 fr. the preceding. 
 
 Qtpd7rva,ag,d, Dor.for OepaTrvy, 
 yg, )'/, the name of a city, con- 
 cerning which consult Steph. in 
 GepuTrvai. Also 
 
 Qepd-TTVii, yg, 1), a servant girl, by 
 sync. fr. 9tpdTraiva. 
 
 OtpaTTovTig, icog, y, serving ; a 
 maid-servant ; fem. fr. 
 
 BEPA'niiN, ovTog, 0, an attend- 
 ant, servant : fr. 9kp(jj, to heal. 
 
 Oepa(pt7fx, Hebr. images, idols, 
 Engl, teraphlm. 
 
 Okpa-ip, anog, b, poet, for 9epd- 
 
 TTljjV. 
 
 Qeptu], 7]g, 7), Ion. for Qkptia, or 
 Otptia, the same as 9kpog, sum- 
 mer. 
 
 Qkptioc, a, ov, of summer, warm: 
 fr. 9kpog. 
 
 QiptiTdTy, hy sync Jor9tptioTdTTj, 
 hottest, superl. f. g. fr. the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 Qkptvg, Dor. for 9kpovg, gen. sing, 
 fr. 9kpog, tog, Tb, summer. 
 
 Qtpku), w, the same as 9kpoj, to 
 heat. 
 
 Qtpiddtv, Dor. for 9tpi^eiv, inf. of 
 
 Otpi^o), to spend the summer, 
 reap, mow, cut down, kill ; with 
 an accus. ; also, often absolutely ; 
 f. «Tw, j)erf. Tt9kpiKa, a. 1. part. 
 9epi<Tag, perf. pass. Tt9kpifrfiai, 
 a. \. pass. t9tpiff9r]v : fr. 9kpog. 
 
 Otpivbg, y, bv, of summer : fr. 
 tlie same th. 
 
 GtpiffStiv, Dor. for 9tpi^tiv, pres. 
 X 2 
 
> / > 
 
 GE2 
 
 inf. act. fr. Qtpitio, to reap. 
 
 Gtf)tor^iof, oD, 6, harvest, mowing 
 rea|>ing : & 
 
 QfpicTTijpiov, oVj TO, a scythe, 
 sickle : & 
 
 QtQiGTtiQ, ov, 6, a mower, reaper: 
 & 
 
 Qi^KTTpov, or Oepiarpiov, ov, to, 
 a summer garment. Th. Ospog, 
 summer. 
 
 Bfp/tat, atv, at, hot baths : fr. 
 Osooj. 
 
 Oinpaiv'jj, to heat, warm, inflame, 
 animate ; f. ava), a. 1. tOepfjidva, 
 pf. r«0£j)/iay>ca; Otppaivofiai, to 
 be heated or warmed, grow hot 
 or warm, glow, be animated, 
 impf. tOenpaivofiijv, ov, ero, pf. 
 pass. TtOipfxaixpai, a. 1. pass. 
 i9epfidv9t]v. Th. Gepoj. Hence 
 
 Ofoparria, uq, r), heat, warmth. 
 
 Oepfid<TTpa, 6c ^tpiiavarpa, ag, r), 
 a chinmey, furnace : fr. O^poj. 
 
 Gip/ufro, 3 sing. impf. Ion. of 
 Oipfionai, poet, for Oepfiaivio. 
 
 OkpfiT], T)g, if, heat, warmth, burn- 
 ing. Th. 9sp(o, to warm. 
 
 Oipfxivog, T], or, of pulse or lu- 
 pines : fr. 6(piJ,og. 
 
 OipiAojSovXog, 6, r/, of heated 
 rash resolves: i'r.9epi.i6g, (3ov\r]. 
 
 QtpfioXovTiu), it), f. r](T(o, to bathe, 
 be washed in warm water, sprin- 
 kled with warm water : fr. 9ip- 
 Hog, Xovu). 
 
 Oepfiovovg, ov, 6, rj, having the 
 mind inflamed : iT.9ippog,vovQ. 
 
 OepixoTTvXai, (ov, ai, (as it were, 
 liot gates,) Thermopiilce, a place 
 in Greece, so called because 
 near those straits thex'e were 
 hot baths. 
 
 Qkpfxog, ov, 6, a sort of lupine or 
 pulse, so called from its heat. 
 
 Oepfibg, 6, Tj, warm, hot, ardent, 
 glowing, bold, rash ; superl. 9ep- 
 IxoraTog : fr. Gipu), to warm. 
 
 OepfxoTijg, fjTog, t), heat, warmth, 
 ardour : fr. the preceding. 
 
 Ofpjuorpaysw, w, f. r]<jix), to eat 
 lupines or pulse : fr. 9spp.og, 
 Tpu)y<x>. 
 
 Qsp^ovpyog, u, t), hot, rash, im- 
 petuous : fr. 9(pfi6g, tpyov. 
 
 OE'POS, (og, TO, summer, har- 
 vest : fr. 9tpitj, to be hot. 
 
 Qepal'rrjg, ov, 6, Thersites, a pro- 
 per name. 
 
 Qkpaog, JEo]. for 9dpcrog, eog, to, 
 confidence, boldness. 
 
 Qspcrix}, f. 1. act. ^ol. for 9'cp(jj,Si 
 Oeouofitvog, f. 1. part. m. fr. 
 
 6E P12, to heat, warm, heal, cure; 
 f. 9tpCj, yKol. 9sp(Juj. 
 
 Btg, for Gtri, place, a. 2. imper. 
 act. of Ti9r]fii, to place, a. 2. 
 i9T}i^. 
 
 Oeaav, they i)laced, Ion. for t9t- 
 aav, 3 pi. a. 2. ind. I9r]v, of the 
 same verb. 
 
 GE2 
 
 0f (T0rtt, a. 2. inf. m. G'snGco, 3 sing. 
 a. 2. imper. m. of Ti9i]fu. 
 
 Skatg, ewg, r), t/usis, a placing, 
 position, site, situation, theme, 
 subject, laying down, money de- 
 
 posited for security ; 9kaig twe- 3 pi. a. 2. iiid. act. of Ti9t)p^i 
 
 wv, composition of verses ; in 
 grammar, punctuation ; in pros- 
 ody, the fall or depression of 
 the voice, opposed to dpatg, or 
 the raising of it; })Osition, w Inch 
 makes a syllable long. Th. tI- 
 9t]ixi. 
 
 OfGKtXog, 6, 7),by sync, for 9totL- 
 KsXog ; pi. 9a(TKtXa, divine, god- 
 like things : fr. Otbg, I'lKeXog. 
 Th. UKU). 
 
 Osafiiov, TO, a custom, institution, 
 law : fr. 
 
 OkcTfiiog, a, 01', lawful, legal, le- 
 gitimate : fr. Gefffiog. 
 
 Qs(Tfio9t<Tia, ag, rj, the enacting 
 of laws, legislation : & 
 
 i^t(Tfio9ET7]g, ov, 6, a legislator : 
 fr. Gtapbg, Ti9i}f^n. 
 
 BtCjuoTToitw, w, f. //(Tw, to make 
 laws : fr. Gtfffxdg, ttoi'ho. 
 
 9E2M0'2, ov, 6, a law, institu- 
 tion, rite, divine decree : fr. rt- 
 9tjiii. Hence 
 
 Otafioavvrj, tjg, >/, law, justice, 
 right. 
 
 OtfTfjiOipopiiov, Si. Oe<Tfio<p6ptov, oi>, 
 TO, the temple of Ceres : 6i 
 
 Oe<jfio(p6pia, ioi', TO., a festival in 
 h<mourof Ceres: fr. 9e(Tfio<p6pog. 
 
 Ot(Tno(popid^uj, f. acTio, to perform 
 the rites of Ceres, celebrate the 
 Qe(Tfio(p6pia : fr. the above. 
 
 Qe(Tfio<p6pog, ov, ij, the law-giver, 
 epith. of Ceres and Proserpine : 
 fr. 9t(Tixog, (p'fpM. 
 
 OeaTrimog, 6, r), divine, godlike, 
 inspired, wonderful, extraordi- 
 nary ; gen. Ion. 9t<nrt(rioio ; 9e- 
 OTTiaiy, sc. polpq, by the divine 
 will : fr. 9tbg, (irog ; properly, 
 uttered or inspired by God. 
 
 Ot<T7rt(Tiwg, adv. divinely, fatally, 
 stranfjelv. 
 
 Oecnridaifg, sog, 6, >/, divmely 
 burning, or taught by God : fr. 
 GkoTTiQ, Suiio, to bum, know. 
 
 OtffTzuTTsia, ag, r), a female ]iro- 
 phet divinely speaking : fr. 9i(j- 
 TTig, tTTog. 
 
 Bf(T7rt^w, to prophesy, deliver an 
 oracle, f. tVw : fr. 9'caTng. 
 
 B€<T7rtog, a, ov, = 9iaTTtaiog, 
 
 BE'SniS, log, 6, /), dictated by 
 God, divine, prophetic : fr. 9iog, 
 
 ITTiO. 
 
 Oe<T7ria[ia, UTog, to, an oracle : 
 fr. the preceding. 
 
 k^emrKpHu), at, f. rjfru), to deliver 
 oracles : fr. 
 
 i^efTTTKpcbg, ov, 6, i), oracular, pro- 
 phetic : fr. 9k(TTng, dtiCto. 
 
 i^taaaXov'iKtvg, kiog, o, of Thcssa- 
 lonica: fr. 
 
 (308) 
 
 0Ei2 
 
 QifTffaXoi'iKi), rjg, r), Thessalo-nica, 
 the name of a city, so called in 
 Greek from Philip's victory over 
 the Thessalians there. 
 
 Oetraav, Ion. & poet, for t9fcrav, 
 
 OecFTiTjg, ov, b, Thestles, a proper 
 name. 
 
 OiffTiop, opog, b, Thestor, the son 
 of .^nops : hence OtaTopidijg, 
 ov, b, the son of Thestor. 
 
 QifftpaTa, to., divine answ ers, ora- 
 cles : fr. 
 
 0£(r0orroc, 6, »}, dictated or ap- 
 pointed by God, oracular, fated : 
 fr. 9tbg, (pTjfii. 
 
 Qt(r^aTT]X6yog, b, »/, prophetic, 
 uttering prophecies : fr. 9t<T^a- 
 Tog, X«yw. 
 
 OtTtov, it must be placed ; verb. 
 adj. fr. Ti9T]fxi,io place. 
 
 QtTiKbg, t), bv, capable of being 
 laid down, positive, affiiTiiative ; 
 pi. n. g. 9iTiKd : fr. the same th. 
 
 ^tTiKutg, adv. affirmatively, op- 
 posed to dp^'TiTiKibg, negatively: 
 fr. the preceding. 
 
 Q'tTig, y, Thetis, the name of a 
 goddess. 
 
 Bero, he put down. Ion. fort^ero, 
 3 sing. a. 2. m.of r(0»;;ui,to |)lace; 
 a. 2. act. tGijv, a. 2. m. Wif^iijv. 
 
 Oerbg, ri, bv, laid down, establish- 
 ed, determined ; adopted, fo- 
 reign : fr. the same th. 
 
 QtTTaXia, ag, >/, T/icssalia, the 
 name of a country : hence Bf r- 
 TaXol, o\, the Tfiessalians. 
 
 Bertu, 3 sing. a. 2. ini])er. act. 9eg, 
 fr. Ti9t]ni, to place, a. 2. tGrjv. 
 
 Otv, Dor. for Gov or 96(to, a. 2. 
 imper. m. of the same verb. 
 
 Qtvytitg,i^og, >), by crasis for 9to- 
 yivig, a woman born of a god. 
 
 QevytaGai, in the Cretan dialect, 
 for GkXytaGai, Hesych. 
 
 Qtvdag, a, b. Dor. dwVm.Theudas, 
 the name of a false prophet ; 
 meaning, a torrent. 
 
 Qtvfitp^, Pind. 'O. xiii. 18. Dor. 
 for 9to^ipt'i, Att. 9tv^fipy, dat. 
 sing. fr. ^tvjxtprig, kog, b, y, Att. 
 for Oto/i«p/}t,-, divine ; as if vtto 
 
 OlOV fll^lpiCTIxivt], TOVTfffTl, C8- 
 
 SofxivT] Ty 9tig, : fr. 9tbg, a god, 
 
 & /wfpt^o, to allot. Th. fitipio. 
 Oevpopog, A: Gevfiopiog, b, »;, l)y 
 
 crasis cV Dor. for 0«o^opoc, given 
 
 by God, allotted by God : fr. 
 
 9(bg, fitiphi, to allot ; perf. m. 
 
 p'ffiopa, poet, ip^iopa. 
 ihvatai, Ion. for Gtvaij, 2 sing. f. 
 
 1. ind. m. & 
 Ofv(Tf(T9ai, f. 1. inf. ni. of 9toj, to 
 
 run ; f. 9fv<ropai. 
 
 (^tvaov^evog,Dt,rAnY9(:V(T6fiivog, 
 f. 1. part. m. of the same. 
 
 OtvxnpiXa, Dor. for i'toxapiXa, 
 a woman's name. 
 
 BE'Q, f. Gtvffoftai, to run, race. 
 
 1 
 
 i 
 
 eHE 
 
 scud along : also Bcw, to place, 
 do ; obsolete for TiGrj/xi. 
 
 Ofu)fjiev, for Gatfitv, Ion. 1 pi. a. 2. 
 subj. act. fr. TiGtjfxi, to place. 
 
 QtttJpTUJV, gen, pi. part. i)res. act. 
 contr. fr. Gedw, to exhibit one- 
 self to juiblic view. Th. Gtdofiai. 
 
 Qtwptia, ag, i), a viewing, contem- 
 plation. See Qtujpia. Th. Gtui- 
 pbg, a spectator. 
 
 etwpfo), ui, to view, behold, con- 
 template, be a spectator, consult 
 the oracle ; f. ?)<tw, perf. tiGuo- 
 pt]Ka, a. 1. sul)j. Gtojpij(7(jj, yg, y. 
 Th. Geujpog. Whence 
 
 Geu)pi]fia, aTog, Tb, what one sees 
 and contemplates, a spectacle, 
 thmrcm, precept. 
 
 Qtu}pr)TiKbg, i), bv, contemplative, 
 speculative, theoretical . 
 
 Qnupia, ag, r), a contemplating, 
 debating ; a theori/, meditation, 
 insj)ection ; a viewing of games 
 or contests in the public assem- 
 blies ; the spectacles themselves; 
 an inspection of places, and of 
 the habits of each city ; a public 
 embassy to the games, solemn 
 emba,ssy made annually to Delos: 
 fr. 9twp6g. 
 
 Qtu}piKiti, f. i<y<o, to see, view. 
 
 Otwpirj, Ion. for 0£wp«a, which see. 
 
 BewpiK'ot;, //, bv, belonging to the 
 viewing of games ; xprffiara, 
 money employed in defraying 
 the expense of public games : fr. 
 Biiopia. 
 
 f^euipig, icog, r), the name of a 
 public shiji, in which the Athe- 
 nians sent their 9tii)povg & priests 
 to consult the oracle at Delos. 
 
 BEQPO'2, ov, b, a spectator, 
 viewer; fr. 0£do/iai, to view: one 
 who has the care of divine 
 affairs ; one sent to off*er sacri- 
 fices to the gods or to consult 
 the oracle ; fr. 9ibg, wpa. 
 
 0///3^, Dor. for B»;f3y<Tt, or tv Talg 
 Bijiiaig, in TheU'S. 
 
 Grjftaytvijg, eog, b, ?/, a native of 
 Thchcs : fr. Orjl3t),Sc yeivoixai,to 
 be born. 
 
 B/y/3a^f , to Thebes ; adv. fr. Qf)(3ii. 
 
 B»//3a7oc, a, ov, Thehaii ; pi. B/^- 
 f3a7ot, o'l, the Thebans. 
 
 * Vi^n-, nQy »/> &, pi. 0^/3at, Cjv, ai, 
 Thebes, tlie name of a city: hence 
 
 0T]i3i]Gtv, from Tliebes ; adv. 
 
 BijyaXfog, a, ov, acute, pointed, 
 sharp : & 
 
 B;/ydt'i/, rjg, r), a whetstone. Th. 
 Giiyio, to sharpen. 
 
 BH'rii, to whet, sharpen, stimu- 
 late, irritate ; f. ^w,perf. TtGijxa, 
 a. 1. tGi]Ka. 
 
 OijilaGai, Ion. for GtdaGai, pres. 
 inf. ni. & 
 
 B;/f7ro, he was viewing, Ion. for 
 tGrjflTo, & this for Wiclto, 3 sing, 
 imperf. m. : fr. 
 
 GHA 
 
 Qrjkofiai, Ion. for Gedofiai, to view. 
 
 ^Titv/xEvog, Of, Ion. & Dor. for 
 Gtiu/xtvog, pres. part. m. of the 
 above. 
 
 (^t1tvvTo,Doi\ for tGtjovvTo,or lo. 
 for tGtufvTo, they were viewing, 
 3 j)l. imperf. m. & 
 
 Oi]i](TavTo, they viewed. Ion. for 
 WtdnavTo, 3 pi. a. 1. m. of Gi}to- 
 fiai, Ion. for Gtdopai. 
 
 Ot] i] (TaaGai, Ion. for GidaaaGaijSL. 
 I. inf. m. of the same verb. 
 
 B?///r>)p, ijpog, b, a spectator, nice 
 observer, critic : & 
 
 Ot]t]Tbg, /), bv, admirable, worthy 
 of being viewed : fr. Grisofiai, 
 Ion. for GtdofjLai, to view. 
 
 Orfiov, Ion. for Gtlov, ov, Tb, sul- 
 phur. 
 
 QijKalog, a, ov, destined for a 
 tomb or receptacle for any 
 thing : fr. 9i]Kr]. 
 
 B^/fcd/ifrog, having placed, a. 1. 
 ])art. m. fr. Ti9r]p.i, to place ; f. 
 Gtjau), perf. TtGeiKa, a. 1. tGijKa, 
 a. 2. tGrjv. 
 
 QrJKt, he placed. Ion. for t9)]Ke, 
 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of Ti9r]pi. 
 
 OrjKij, 7]g, )), theca, a tomb, recep- 
 tacle, repository, coffer : fr. the 
 same th. 
 
 QrjKTbg, i), bv, sharpened : fr. Gi]- 
 yu). 
 
 QrfXd^io, to suckle, give milk ; to 
 suck ; f. dffw, perf. TiGyXaica ; 
 0//Xdswr, ov(7a, ov, pres. part. 
 Th. GnXt), a teat. 
 
 Qr]Xafiu)v, b, »/, a suckler, nurse : 
 fr. the preceding. 
 
 Qt)Xd(Ttia, ag, t, I may have 
 sucked, a. J . iEol. opt. act. fr. 
 the same verb. 
 
 QtjXka & GtjXkij, Ion. for GrjXeia, 
 a female ; ace. sing. 0^Xuj', ace. 
 pi. GrjXtag, nom. pi. Gi)Xeiai. Th. 
 GijXvg, tog, b, »;, female ; & for 
 r/ GfjXvg is used GtjXeia. 
 
 OijX'fu), Ion. for GaX'iu), the same 
 as GdXXw, to bloom, sprout. 
 
 OrjXtiog, gen. Att. fr. GyXvg. 
 
 BHAH\ yjg, ?'/, a teat, breast, ud- 
 der : fr. GdXXuj, to sprout. 
 
 OrjXvyivijg, kog, b, i), born of a 
 woman ; feminine : fr. GyXvg, 
 ysvog. 
 
 OijXvyovia, tag, »/, procreation of 
 daughters, consanguinity by the 
 mother's side : fr. Qi)Xvg, yovog. 
 
 GrjXvtpiag, ov. Ion. ^pirjg, fw, b, 
 soft, effeminate: fr. GijXvg, ^pdoj, 
 to act the woman. 
 
 QijXvdpnoSyg, eog, 6, r), soft, ef- 
 feminate. Th. tlSog. 
 
 QijXvKbg, y, bv, feminine, effemi- 
 nate : fr. Gi]Xvg. 
 
 iiijXvKpaTtjg, sog, b, ij, ruling wo- 
 men : fr. GTjXvg, KpoTioj. 
 
 OijXvKTorog, b, y, slain by a wo- 
 man ; slaying by a woman. But 
 GrjXvKTOvog, slaying women : 
 (309) ^ 
 
 GHP 
 
 fr. GijXvg, ktuvu). 
 
 OyXvfiavijg, iog, 6, //, mad with 
 the love of women : fr. GijXvg, 
 fiaivofiai. 
 
 OqXvjxeXi/g, kog, b, y, softly sing- 
 ing : fr. GijXvg, /jikXog. 
 
 OyXvvsaOai, to lust like a woman, 
 pres. inf. m. fr. 
 
 OtjXvvo), f. Wat, to make eff*emi- 
 nate, enervate, soften: fr. 0/)Xv(,. 
 
 QyXvTrpeTTtjg, kog, b, y, becoming 
 women : fr. GyXvg, Trpkirti. 
 
 BH~AYS, iog, b, y, or tia, v, fe- 
 male, feminine ; soft, tender, 
 delicate ; fruitful ; y GljXeia, 
 subst. a woman ; rb GijXv, the 
 same : allied to GdXXio, Gtioj. 
 
 OyXvaTTOoog, b, y, sown or born 
 of a woman, female : fr. GijXvg, 
 
 (TTTtipiO. 
 
 (^yXvTepa'ojv, of women, gen..^ol. 
 
 fr. GtjXvTtpai, pi. f. g. fr. GyXv- 
 
 Ttpog, more effeminate, softer ; 
 
 compar. fr. GijXvg. 
 OyXvTOKog, ov, y, bringing forth 
 
 females, adapted to produce wo- 
 men : fr. GijXvg, tIktuj ; pf. m. 
 
 TkroKa. 
 OyXv<pavrig, kog, 6, y, appearing 
 
 girlish, tender, delicate ; fr. 0/}- 
 
 Xvg, (paivio. 
 QijX<jj,6og, ovg, y, Hesych. Tpo<pbg, 
 
 TyGi], a female nourisher, a 
 
 nurse : fr. GyXy, a teat. 
 Oy^ujv, Cjvog, b, a heap of any 
 
 thing : fr. TiGrjfii. Hence 
 Qyfi(i)via, ag, y, a heap, pile. 
 Qyv, vbg, b, a heap, heap of com, 
 
 sandbank, the shoi*e ; the same 
 
 as 9iv. Also 
 B/}i', an expletive particle, indeed, 
 
 certainly. 
 Byviov, milk, ydXa, Hesych.: fr. 
 
 9dio, to nourish, suckle. 
 Qil%ag, avTog, 6, a. I. part. act. of 
 
 Gijyu), to sharpen ; f. ^to. 
 (^yolo, 2 sing. opt. pres. pass, of 
 
 Gtjkofiai, Ion. for Gido^ai. 
 SyTTu), to be amazed or stupified, 
 
 wonder ; a. 2. tTa<l)0v, p. m. Tt- 
 
 Gi]7ra : fr. Gykoj, to admire. 
 BH'P, pbg, b, Mo\. 0/}p, fera, a 
 
 w ild beast, lion ; centaur, satyr, 
 
 monster ; gen. pi. GypCJv, dat. 
 
 pi. Gypffi : fr. Gkio, to run. 
 
 Hence 
 Bi;pa, ag, y, hunting, the chase, 
 
 capture, the animal hunted or 
 
 caught, game, prey, boot}' ; a 
 
 snare, gin ; ardent pursuit or 
 
 desire. Also 
 Oypa, ag, y, Thera, an island. 
 GypayovvTig, oi, leaders of wild 
 
 beasts : fr. Gyp, dyu). 
 OypaypkTyg, ov, b, an exciter of 
 
 wild beasts, hunter : fr. Gijp, 
 
 iyeipoj. 
 Qijpaiov tTTog, a prophecy given 
 
 in the island of Thera. Th. 
 
 Oypa. 
 
) 
 
 !| 11 
 
 III 
 
 !! I| 
 
 i I 
 
 GHP 
 
 Ofjoajxaf aTOQf to, a hunting, 
 catching, capture, game caught 
 in the chase : fr. drjpdu). 
 Otj^^p, pres. inf. fr. Orjpdcj, to 
 
 hunt. Th. 9r]p. 
 BtjQao^ai, w/uat, f. ddofiai, to 
 hunt, catch, pursue, strive after; 
 & 
 QripdfrmoQy 6, ?/, to be hunted, 
 
 caught or attained : & 
 Or^paTtog, a, ov, to be hunted or 
 
 pursued, verb, adj.: & 
 Or]paTr]piog, a, ov, = OrjpariKug : 
 
 & 
 OrjpdTrjg, ov, 6, a hunter, pur- 
 suer : & 
 OrjpariKig, i), ov, belonging to, & 
 
 disposed to, hunting : & 
 Orjparpoi', ov, to, a hunting-net : 
 
 fr. . 
 Orjpdiij, w, & Oijpdofxai, w/xae, to 
 hunt, pursue ; surprise by an 
 ambuscade. Th. 6r]p. 
 Oijpewg, 6, r), belonging to wild 
 
 beasts, ferine : fr. Orjp. 
 Or}p(.vsixev, to hunt, pursue, pres. 
 
 inf. Ion. for Orjpevtiv. 
 Orjpevna, arog, to, a hunting, ani- 
 mal liunted : fr. Oijptvoj. 
 Qr]ptvT7)g, ov, 6, 6l Qr]ntVTr)p, 
 
 ijpog, 6, a hunter : & 
 OrjptvTiKog, t], bv, belonging to, 
 adapted to, <n' fond of, hunting : 
 whence Q^piVTiKt)^ sc. Ttxvr], 
 the art of hunting, hunting : fr. 
 Oijptvuj, to hunt wild beasts, lay 
 snares for, catch ; f. tvait), perf. 
 TiOripevKa : fr. 9f]p. 
 Oi'iprjg, gen. sing. Ion. fr. Qr)pa, 
 ag, Ion, ijg, y], a prey : fr. the 
 same. 
 ©;7pf)r«ioa,ac,»), a huntress: fem. 
 
 fr. 
 Qr]pr]Tt)p, ripog^ 6, a hunter, poet, 
 for QrjpaTrjg : fr. Orjpdio, to 
 hunt ; fr. the preceding th. 
 Or]pt]TU)p, opog, 6, a hunter : fr. 
 
 the isame verb & th. 
 OrjpiaKo., TCL, sc. (pdpfxaKa, reme- 
 dies for the bites of poisonous 
 animals : & 
 OtjputKt), scil. avTiCoTog, theriaca, 
 an antidote for poisons. Th. 
 0t)p, a wild beast. 
 OripidXitjTog, 6, t), caught by wild 
 
 beasts : fr. 9i]pioi>, dXiaxio. 
 QrjpiCiov, ov, TO, a little beast : 
 
 fr. Ofip. 
 OT)pwi3pit)Tog, 6, I'l, eaten by wild 
 
 beasts : fr. Orjpiov, /3pu»(T/ca>. 
 QT}ptof.iax^io, (5, to fight with wild 
 beasts ; f. rjcroj, perf. TiQi]pio^id- 
 ;)^»;(ca, a. 1. Wi]pioiidxr]aa, ag, i: 
 fi*. Qijpiofxdx^og. 
 QrjpiofidxnQ^ <^>'i*^ ^^'^lo is used to 
 
 light with wild beasts : & 
 Qrjpiofidxog, 6, r), one who com- 
 bats with wild beasts : fr. Orjpiov, 
 fidxofxai. 
 Ofjpior, ov, TO, a wild beast ; a 
 
 GHS 
 
 poisonous animal, among physi- 
 
 cians. Th. 9i)p, the same 
 Brjpiout, u), to make wild or savage, 
 
 provoke, exasperate ; 9tjpiovfiai, 
 
 to rage : fr. 9T]piov. 
 Qripiw^effTaTa, very full of wild 
 
 beasts, super 1. fr. 
 0}]pni)Sijg, eog, 6, i), savage, fierce, 
 
 ferocious, full of wild beasts : fr. 
 
 9i)p, iUog. 
 Qjjpiiodwg, adv. like wild beasts, 
 
 ferociously : fr. the preceding. 
 0?/pOj3o\£ti>, ai, f. T/(Tw, to shoot 
 
 wild beasts : fr. 9t)p, [idWio. 
 QTjpoKTovog, 6, i), slaying wild 
 
 beasts : fr. 0»)p, /crftVw. 
 OijpocTKoTTog, 6, »/, watching or 
 
 lying in wait for wild beasts : fr. 
 
 9l]p, (TKOTTSlO. 
 
 OrjpoTpocpog, 6, r), fed by wild 
 
 beasts : fr. 9t)p, rp^^w. 
 Orjpotpovr), ijg, if, a killer of wild 
 
 beasts : & 
 ^■qpo^ovog, 6, r), killing wild 
 
 beasts : fr. 9t)p, (pivoj, perf. m. 
 
 TTt^ova. 
 Orfotpev, contr. fr. 9t]pdoiti', 3 pi. 
 
 I)rts, opt. fr. 9r]ndtiJ 
 Qtjpuiv, i»res. part. act. fr. the 
 
 same verb. 
 eH'2, Tog, 6, a workman, servant, 
 
 hireling : fr. 9eu}, to j)lace. 
 B//(Tai, to have suckled, a. 1. inf. 
 
 act. of 9dijj, to suckle. So 9fj- 
 
 (TaTo, he suckled, 3 sing. a. 1. m. 
 
 Th. 9r}\ri. 
 i)riaaiaTo, they may have gazed 
 
 at, 3 pi. a. 1. opt. m. fr. 9do^ai, 
 
 to view ; f, i](jofxai, a. I. m. £0/;- 
 
 adfirjv, a. 1. opt. m. Oijaaifjitjv. 
 
 Th. 9dio. 
 B//(Tai;p(^tu, to amass treasures, 
 
 hoard up ; f. iaa», })erf. Tt9i]aav- 
 
 piKa, perf. pass. Tt9ij(Tavpt.(Tfiai: 
 
 fr. 9T]<Tavp6g. 
 Qr](Tavpi<Tfia, aTog, to, a thing 
 
 treasured up, treasure ; a store- 
 house : fr. the preceding. 
 eHSAYPO'^, ov, 6, thesaurus, a 
 
 treasure, treasury, storehouse : 
 
 fr. Ti9i]fXL tig avpior, to lay up 
 
 for to-morrow ; or the fut, 0i)(ra» 
 
 alone. 
 Qj](javpo^v\a^, afcog, 6, t), a 
 
 keeper of a treasure or treasury: 
 
 fr. 9r](Tavpbg, (pv\d(r<T(o. 
 Orjaea, ace. sing. fr. i)7]afvg, iog, 
 
 6, I'hescus, a proper name. 
 Orjcrei, 3 sing. f. 1. ind. act. & 
 Oi](Ttiv, f. 1. inf. act. & 
 Oi](TSfii]v, Dor. for the preceding: 
 
 & 
 0)]atiiixt(T9a, Dor. & yEol. for 9i]- 
 
 a6ixi9a, we shall place, 1 pi. f. 
 1. in. of t'i9t)hi, to place ; f. 9i} 
 
 (Tio, a. 2. t9i]v. 
 Bi^dtvg, tog, 6, Tlieseus, a proper 
 
 name. 
 B//(T0ai, to suckle, Ion. for 9da9ai, 
 
 contr. fr. 9dta9ai, pres. inf. 
 (310) 
 
 GAA 
 
 mid. of 9d(*i. Th. 9i]\i). 
 
 Oyjffofiai, f. 1. ind. m. 9i]ffu), f. 1. 
 act. pi. 0i)(TOjU£v : & 
 
 Oi](TovTi, Dor. for 9ii<7ovai, 3 pi. 
 f. 1. ind. act. fr. Ti9/]ut, to place. 
 
 QTJacra, Tjg, »), &; 9i'}TTa, r)g, //, a 
 maid-.servant. Tli. 9i)g. 
 
 Qi](Tu), (Dor. 9t)<tw,) f. 1. act. fr. 
 t'i9i]^i, to place. 
 
 9//ra, ace. sing. fr. 9r)g, Tog, 6, a 
 servant. 
 
 Or}Tiia, ag, i), service : fr. 9iig. 
 
 OT)Tti>u), to serve for hire; f. cuctoj : 
 fr. the same. 
 
 OtjTiKog, Kt), /c6v, mercenary, ser- 
 vile : fr. the same. 
 
 QrJTTa, Tjg, »), a maid. See 9riaaa. 
 
 0t, a particle denoting where, as 
 d\\o9i, elsewhei'e. 
 
 Bta^w, f. d<Tiu, to trip, dance, ini- 
 tiate : whence Oiaaog. 
 
 Qidffapxog, 6, r/, the head of the 
 Bacchanals, chief of the college: 
 fr. 9ia(Tog, dpxog. 
 
 Oiaatvit), f. CToi, to lead a Bacchic 
 choiiis, initiate into Bacchic 
 rites ; mid. to initiate : fr. 
 
 BI'ASOS, ov, 6, a comj^any of 
 dancers or Bacchanalians ; crowd 
 of women ; any company or as- 
 sembly ; a feast : napd to 9t'ia 
 q.(Tai, because they sing divine 
 songs. Some read 9vaaog ; fr. 
 9vd<^u), to celebrate the orgies 
 of Bacchus : fr. 9tog, Cret. & 
 JEio\. for 9 tog, La con. Sjo^. 
 
 Btrttrwri^g, ov, 6, a member t)f the 
 9ia(Tog; Bacchanalian companion 
 or votary ; also in pi. fre«iuently 
 said of those who, under the 
 pretext of assembling for divine 
 worship, assembled on festivals 
 and indulged in conviviality ; 
 revellers : fr. the preceding. 
 
 ei'BH, 7]g, t), a basket of osiers. 
 
 BI BPO' 2, d, 01^, roasted nnder the 
 coals ; also tender, aged : per- 
 haps fr. Tt(ppa, a cinder, or 9vu), 
 to bum ; in the meaning of ten- 
 der, it is as if fr. Tpviptpog. 
 
 Biyydi^tu, to touch, &c. : fr. obsol. 
 9iy<», which see. 
 
 Btyitv, a. 2. mf. act. & 
 
 i:)iyiiitv, Ion. for 9iytiv, pres. inf. 
 fr. 9iyu), to touch. 
 
 Biyoicra, Dor. for Otyoytra, touch- 
 ing, pres. part. f. g. & 
 Qiyov, touch, Dor. for Oiyt, a. 2. 
 
 imper. act. fr. 
 Bl'rQ, obsol. tanrfo, to touch, han- 
 dle, feel, reach, attain ; f. ^(u 
 «Si 4o/i«i, a. 1. t9i^a,n. 2. tOtyoj'. 
 BTN, or Bit", 9n'Gg, 6 or //, a heap, 
 
 deposit, bank, beach, shore. 
 i:)iro)Cr)g, tog, b, y, winding like 
 the shore, curved : fr. 9iy,fUog. 
 Bt^tg, tiog, »;, the touch. Tli. 9iyu). 
 Bi'oc, a god, Cretan for 9ti)g. 
 Oig, 9n'bg, the same as 9iv. 
 BXa^iag, ov, b, an eunuch ; pro- 
 
 < 
 
 eoi 
 
 perly, one whose testicles have 
 
 been bruised off: fr. 0\dw, to 
 
 break off. 
 
 i^Xaffiag, ov, b, the same. 
 OXd(Tna, aTog, to, a fracture, con- 
 tusion : fr. OXrtiu. 
 BXdo-Tri, tiog, to, thlmpi, a plant ; 
 
 mustard : fr. 0\dw, because its 
 
 seed looks as if it were bruised. 
 BXdffcrc, 3 sing. a. I. ind. act. 
 
 poet, for t9Xa(Tt ; fr. 
 e A A'Q, w, to bruise, break, crush ; 
 
 f. d(Tw, perf. Tt9XaKa. 
 eXifiiag, ov, b, an eunuch ; 
 whose testicles are Tt9Xi[^intvoi, 
 
 or cut out : fr. 
 eAl'Bll, to rub, squeeze, trample 
 on, bruise, crush, ])ress, oppress, 
 afHict ; f. i^w, perf. rt0XT0rt, pf. 
 pass. r«0Xt/u/iat, part. perf. pass. 
 Tt9Xi^i^ti'og, pressed. For 9Xi- 
 /3u> the yEolics say ^Xiyu) ; 
 whence the Lat. affihjo. 
 
 eXt(iujdr]Q, ^og, b, i), afflictive, 
 Gen. xxxii. 7- 
 
 OXqifjog, ov, b, same as 
 
 OXi-il/ig,tu)g, //, pressure, affliction, 
 distress : fr. 0Xt/3u>. 
 
 Grd(TKa», Dor. for 9i'r]rTKio, to die; 
 Oi'dnKo^itv, Dor. for 9vi]TK0Htv, 
 &i 9vaTbQ, Dor. for 9in]Tbg, mor- 
 tal. Th. 9l>i](TK(.0. 
 
 QvaTu fitXt], mortal limbs, nom. 
 or ace. pi. fr. 9vctTbg. 
 
 Qi'i}^onai, f. 1. ind. m. of 9i>ri(TKo). 
 
 Qvrjrnfiaioi', ov, to, a carcase: fr. 
 
 Oinjai^talog, a, ov, that dies of 
 itself, dead, carrion : fr. 
 
 Qviinig, tiog, i), death : & 
 
 eNH'2KQ,todie ; f. 0i///^o/Ltat, y, 
 tTtti, f. 2. m. 9avovfiai, perf. rt- 
 9vi]Ka, I am dead, as if fr. 9rdio, 
 plupf. tTt9v)]Knv, tig, ti, a. 2. 
 t9avov, tg, t, as if fr. 9t'ivto, to 
 strike, perf. m. T'i9vaa, perf. inf. 
 m. Tt9vdvai, also Tt9vdvai, 
 contr. fr. Tt9vakvai. 
 
 Ovt]Toyafxia, ag, i), a marriage 
 with a mortal, between a god- 
 dess & a mortal ; as of the god- 
 dess Thetis with Peleus : fr. 
 9i>t]Tbg, ydnog. 
 
 i^i'ijToytvijg, tog, b, r), sprung 
 from a mortal : fr. 9i>t]Tbg, yk- 
 vog. 
 
 Oi'fjTotidijg, tog, b, i), mortal-like; 
 TO 9i't)T0tiCiig, that which is 
 mortal, the mortal part : fr. 
 9vriTbg, tldog. 
 
 Qvr]Tbg, /}, bv, mortal, subject to 
 death ; 9vi]Tbv, to, an animal, 
 dat. pi. 9vi]To'i(ji : fr. 9vi](TKio. 
 
 God^w, f. dfTu), to move quickly, 
 urge or hurry on, hasten, rush 
 forward, storm ; to sit : fr. 9obg, 
 quick ; or fr. 9'toi, Tt9oa, I place 
 myself. 
 Boyat, to the quick, dat. pi. f. g. 
 
 Ion. for 9oa~ig, fr. 9o6g. 
 OoifidTiov, ov, TO, Att. for ro 'ijxd- 
 
 eop 
 
 Tiov, the garment. Th. tix). 
 Qoifitjv, 010, Giro, a. 2. m. opt. 
 
 poet, for 9tiiii]v, t\o, tlTo ; fr. 
 
 t'i9i]^i, to place. 
 Botrdso;, to feast : fr. 9oivi]. 
 Boim/xa, aTog, to, a feast, ban- 
 quet, entertainment : ^ 
 Boci'dr//p,»}poc,&; Ooivr}Tiop, opog, 
 
 b, one who feasts a guest ; one 
 
 who gives a feast, a host. Hence 
 (^oivaTr]piov, ov, to, a feast : fr. 
 Botrdw, a), f. ij(toj, perf. Tt9oi- 
 
 vt]Ka, to feast, eat, devour : fr. 
 BGI'NH, t]g, i}, a feast, banquet, 
 
 food, victuals, sacrifice. 
 irioivriTiKog, )), bv, pertaining to, 
 
 or adapted to, feasting : & 
 Botj';;r6c, V, bv, feasted upon, 
 
 edible : fr. 9oivdoj. 
 Ooivi^oj, Ion. to feast (another) : 
 
 fr. 9o'nn]. 
 Boiro. See 9koiTo, Sc 9oifxrjv. 
 GoXdw, w, f. i}mjj, to disturb, 
 
 trouble. 
 GoXtpoc, d, 6j', muddy, dirty, 
 
 turbid, confused : fr. 9oX6g. 
 GoXfpwc, muddily, turbidly ; adv. 
 
 9o\tpQg TrpolSaii'tiv, to walk 
 
 stumblingly : fr. the preced. 
 BoXur, ag, //, a high-crowned hat, 
 
 a broad-brinnned hat: fr. 96Xog. 
 BOAO 2, ov, b, mud, dirt, filth, 
 
 refuse, the black blood of the 
 
 cuttle-fish ; obscurity ; & adj. 
 
 -bg, i], bv, muddy. But 
 BoXoc, ov, b or 71,'^tholu?, an arch- 
 ed room, dome, cupola. 
 GoXow, w, f. uxTio, perf. Tt96XioKa, 
 
 to render muddy, defile, trouble, 
 
 disturb, disquiet. Th. 9oX6g. 
 BGG'S, d, bv, quick, fleet, sharp, 
 
 pointed : fr. 9tit), to run. 
 Bopf, he jumped down, 3 sing. a. 
 
 2. act. Ion. fr. 
 Bopsw, w, or Bopw, to leap on, 
 
 Icaj), spring; f. //tw, a. 2. Wopov. 
 QopvvfM, or Qopvvio, also Bop- 
 
 vvfj.ai, Qopvvof.iai, to leap on, 
 
 leap, spring : fr. 96pu). 
 Bopor, Ion. for t9opov, impf. or 
 
 a. 2. ind. act. fr. 96piiJ. 
 Qopog, ov, 6, & Bop/), rjg, r}, the 
 
 seed by which the female is im- 
 
 ]iregnated, the milt of fish. Th. 
 
 96pi)}. 
 
 Gopv[3tv(nv, Dor. for 9opv(iov(n, 
 
 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of 
 
 Oopvfitio, w, to make an uproar, 
 clamour, excite a tumult, dis- 
 turb ; applaud with noisy accla- 
 mations ; f. 170-w, perf. Tt9opv- 
 (3t]Ka, imperf. k9opvj3eov, ovv. 
 Th. 96pv(iog. Hence 
 
 eopv[3i]TiKbg, V, bv, turbulent, 
 exciting tumult or uproar. 
 
 Q6pv(Sog, ov, b, an uproar, tumult, 
 clamour, confusion, disturbance, 
 tumultuous assembly, crowd : fr 
 9pobg, I'ior]. 
 
 Oopvi5(bdtjg, toe, b, ?'/, tumultuous, 
 (311) 
 
 GPA 
 
 disturbing : fr. 96pv(iog, tl^og. 
 BO'PQ, or QopHo, to leap, spring; 
 
 pres. i)art. 96puiv. 
 Qov & 9t<To, 9t(T9u}, a. 2. imper. 
 
 m. of t'i9i)ixi, to place, a. 2. m. 
 
 t9'tp.r]v. 
 OovKvSiStjg, ov, b, Thucydides, dat. 
 
 OovKvciCtj. 
 OovpiofiavTig, tujg, b, a vague 
 
 soothsayer: fr. i^ovpiov,ndvTtg. 
 i^ovpig, idog, /;, impetuous : fr. 
 i:^ovpog, 6i Oovpiog, a, oi, impe- 
 tuous, furious : fr. 96p(o. 
 {^ovpog 'S.vliapiTt)g, Thui-us the 
 
 Sybarite, a man's name. 
 Bow, f. 9oib(Joj, to sharpen : fr. 
 
 9o6g. 
 BowKToc, poet, for 9oJKog, a seat, 
 
 throne : fr. 9od^oj, to sit. 
 Qoiog, adv. quickly. Th. 9o6g. 
 Bp^V//, i]g, »/, Thracia, Thrace. 
 Bp^Viof, cV BpatKtof, Ion. OpriU 
 
 KLog, ov, b, Thraclan : fr. Bp^^. 
 Bp^(v-<fTr«, like the TJiracians. Th. 
 
 Bp^?, a Thraclan. 
 Qpavtvio, f. aio, to stretch on a 
 
 bench or frame : & 
 OpavTTi]g, ov, b, a rower on the 
 
 hi<;hest bench in a trireme : fr. 
 Gpdvog, ov, b, a seat, bench for 
 
 rowers, frame, stool. Th. 9pdu). 
 BP^S, uKog, poet. Bpy4, yKog, 
 
 b, Thrax, a Thraclan. 
 idpaatla, ag, i), f. gen. fr. 9pa<jvg, 
 
 tog, b, bold : fr. Opdcrog. 
 Opaakujg, adv. boldly, rashly : fr. 
 QpdtTog, tog, Tb, boldness, daring, 
 
 courage, rashness ; by metatli. 
 
 for 0dpcroc. 
 Opdaau), Att. Opdrrw, f. ^oj, to 
 
 disturb, bruise, move ; poet, for 
 
 TapdffffM, to disturb ; by sync. 
 Qpacrvyviog, b, »/, poet, one who 
 
 has vigorous limbs, strong-limb- 
 ed : fr. 9paavg, yvlov. 
 QpaavKdpCiog, b, i), bold-hearted, 
 
 intrepid : fr. 9pa(7vg, Kapdia. 
 Qpafrvfiaxdv, gen. [)1. Dor. for 
 
 OpafTi'/xaxwi', fr. 9pa(TVixdxyjg. 
 Qpaffvfidxctvog, b, ?'/, poet. &. Dor. 
 
 for 9pa(TVfii]X(ii^og, a bold con- 
 triver, one who takes a daring 
 
 resolution : fr. 9pa(Tvg, jxTJxavri. 
 QpaffVfidxtig, tog, & Opaavfiaxog, 
 
 ov, b, ?'/, bold or daring in bat- 
 tle : fr. Opaavg, /«dx»;. 
 Qpaav^k^Lviov, ovog, b, i), bold, 
 one who sustains the attack of 
 the enemy boldly : fr 9paavg, 
 n'tvio. 
 
 Opaavfi^dijg, tog, b, Thrasipnedes, 
 a proper name ; also, forming 
 bold designs : fr. Oparrvg, ^ijdog. 
 
 (^pa(jvixv9og, b, t), bold in speech, 
 insolent : fr. 9pa(yvg, fiv9og. 
 
 OpafTvvoj, f. vvut, to make bold, 
 embolden, inspire with confi- 
 dence or courage : hence 
 
 Opaavvofiai, to show^ one's self 
 bold, become brave ; speak 
 
'i 
 
 0PE 
 
 bravely : fi\ Opaavg, bold 
 QpaavTTOvog, o, j), poet, one who 
 sustains labours with boldness : 
 fr. Qoaffvi^y ttovoq. 
 OpacTvg, eUa, v, bold, daring, rash, 
 
 insolent, brave : fr. dpaaoq. 
 OpaGU(T7r\ayxvo£, 6, i), stout- 
 hearted, intrepid : fr. ^paavj;, 
 
 OpaffvcTTrXdy^vuiC, adv. boldly, 
 without fear : fr. the same. 
 
 Opa(TV(TTO[j,euj, uiy f. r;o-a>, to be 
 bold in speech : fr. 
 
 epatri'ioTojuof, 6, //,bold of speech: 
 fr. QpaavQ^ arofia. 
 
 Opaai'Tiig, lirog, r), boldness, 
 rashness : fr. 9pa<Tvg. 
 
 Qpa<T}JxanfiT]Q, ovy 6, bold in fight: 
 fr. 9()a(TVQ, x^PM- 
 
 QpaiKTcivTV^, t» yog, 6, >/, breaking 
 a chariot : fr. Opavio, dvrv^. 
 
 Opavafxu, arog, to, a fragment : 
 fr. 9pavu). 
 
 OpavcFToc:, H) ov, fragile, brittle, 
 friable : fr. 
 
 GPAY'Q, f. avau), to break in 
 pieces, shatter, bruise, crumble, 
 afflict, enfeeble ; as if fr. OXciio, 
 by changing \ into p. 
 
 GPA'Q, to sit, f. ij(Tu}j a. 1, m. 
 Wpt](Tdfxrjv, a. 1. inf. m. Opt/aa- 
 adcn. 
 
 6pfi(T(Ta, ag, i), Dor. for Oprfiffaa; 
 also written Op^<T(ja or ttg, a 
 Thraeian woman. 
 
 QpEfifia, uTog, to, a flock, cattle, 
 every thing reared, foster-child, 
 nurseling, pupil ; for Opdp^a, 
 fr. rptcpit), to nourish, f. Opexpio, 
 perf. pass. riOpapfiai. 
 
 Opiixfiarpoipiu), to nourish or pos- 
 sess flocks : fr. 9pkpp.a, rpk^oj. 
 
 Opi^acTKoi', I ran, or, they ran, 1 
 sing, or 3 pi. a. 1. ind. act. poet, 
 for tOpt^a, or tOpt^av, of Tpkxi»i, 
 to run ; f. Qp't'iu), perf. ctCpdfiiiKn, 
 a. 2. t^pap.oVy perf. m. ^ecpofxa. 
 Or inipf. act. of OptKaaKUJ, the 
 same as rpsx^^t to run. 
 
 Ops^u), fut. 1. act. of rpsxf**- 
 
 OptoKdpciog, 6, t), poet, one whose 
 heart beats treniblinjilv : fr. Oo- 
 p€(i>, by sync. Qpkio, Kapcia. 
 
 BpsTrra, Ac BpsTrrpa, tu, by sync. 
 for OpSTrrrjpia. 
 
 Gp£7rr//p, fipog, 6, one who brings 
 up or rears : fr. Tps<pio. Hence 
 
 OpfTTrrjpia, rd, a reward for rear- 
 ing any one, recompense made 
 by a child to his parents : & 
 
 OptTTTtjpiog, a, ov, pertiiining to 
 rearing or nursing ; reared, nou- 
 rished ; nourishing. 
 
 OptTrrbg, t), bv, nourished, rear- 
 ed : fr. Tpe(poj 
 
 epi 
 
 part. act. f. g. of the same. 
 
 ep£;//£, for tOptrpty 3 sing. a. 1. 
 ind. act. Ion. & 
 
 Qpe-^oi'y rear, a. 1. imper. act. & 
 
 Opexpcj, I will rear, f. 1. ind. act. 
 Ir. rpi<pu)y to nourish. 
 
 BPE'i2, or Bpgo/iai, to utter a 
 loud and confused noise, bewail, 
 lament, bawl. 
 
 OpyiKiog, or OpyKiog, rj, ov, Thra- 
 eian: fr. Opijl, yKog, \on. for Bp^^. 
 
 Bpr}V^, iKog, 6, Ion. for Gpy^, for 
 Bp^^, a 'Thraeian. 
 
 Bpy'jc//, i]g, t)y ThracCy the name of 
 a country. 
 
 SpyKt]9tVy adv., from Thrace. 
 
 OpyKwv, gen. pi. Ion. for Bp^icdiv, 
 fr. Op^Ky a Thraeian. 
 
 Qprjviuiy Cj, Si mid. to wail, la- 
 ment, deplore, bewail, cliaunt a 
 dirge ; impf. l9pr}vtoVy ovv, f. 
 ■qrrujy perf. Ti9pi}vr]Kay a. 1. im- 
 per. 9pr]vr)rT0Vy driOy bewail: fr. 
 9prjvog. Hence 
 
 OptjvTjpa, aTogy ro, a mournful 
 song, dirge : & 
 
 Qp7]i'T]Trjp, ijpog, & Optjvijrrjgy ov, 
 o, one who bemoans, a mourner. 
 
 BPH~N02, ov, 6, wailing, lamen- 
 tation, a dirge : fr. 9psu). 
 
 Optfpvg, vog, 6, a footstool, bench 
 in a galley. Th. 9pdiOy to sit. 
 
 OprjvqtSeu}, u), f. ry<Ta>, to chaunt a 
 funeral dirge, sing a plaintive 
 song : fr. 9pfji^og, dti^io. 
 
 Qptjvio^Tjg, eog, 6, r), given to la- 
 ment or weep, plaintive, mourn- 
 
 ^^ . .... . fj^yw. ^piUpiJlKUg, ?/j 
 
 Qpk(p9riy 3 sing. a. 1. ind. pa-ss. umpbant : fr 
 
 ful : fr. 9pi]vogy eUog. 
 
 QptjaKiiuy ag, Sc Ion. -ijy 7jg, »/, 
 worship, religion, rite, super- 
 stitious adoration of the gods. 
 OprfcrKfia Oeov, worship due to 
 (lod : fr. 
 
 BPHSKEY'Q, fut. evtruj, to wor- 
 ship God superstitiously, adore, 
 be religious : fr. 
 
 OpfjcTKog, oVy 6, a worshipper, re- 
 ligious, devout, superstitious : 
 perhaps fr. 0psu>. 
 
 i^pt'lTTavov^ oVy TO, that part of a 
 carriage on which the baggage is 
 placed : perhaps fr. 9p£u). 
 
 BjOta^o;, to be in a prophetic 
 frenzy, prophesy : fr. 
 
 Opialy lov, a\y pebbles put in the 
 urn by those who cast lots ; 
 oi-acles, predictions : j)erhaps fr. 
 9paino, to break ; fragments of 
 stones. 
 
 Qpiapfifvio, Lat. trlumpho, to tri- 
 umph over, lead in triumph, 
 cause to triumph ; w ith an ace. ; 
 f. tvaojy a. 1. pai't. 6piap.l3iv<rag, 
 avTog: & 
 
 Bpta/i/3tfc6g, if, bv, triumphal, tri- 
 
 ion. from rps^ct*. 
 
 Bpi^'ai, a. 1. inf. act. ; Qpe-^aio,2 
 
 sing. a. 1. opt. m. (^psxpdpevug, 
 
 a. 1. part. m. & BptiJ/aaa, a. I. 
 
 BPI'AMBOS, ov, o, Lat. tr- 
 iimphus, a triumph : for those 
 wlio were honoured with a tri- 
 umph used (Tvi/ 9piotQ iii(3ai- 
 (312) 
 
 GPO 
 
 veiv, to march crowned with 
 leaves & festive garlands : or 
 fr. Opiov, a leaf, A: a/ii/3atvat, to go 
 round, for the laurel crowns en- 
 circled and adorned the temples 
 of the conqueroi's : ' redimitus 
 tempora lauro,' Virg. More pro- 
 perly a word formed fr. the 
 Lat. triumphtis ; not being in 
 use in any writer till the times 
 of the Roman conquests. 
 
 Bpiyytov, & Bpiyictov, ov, to, the 
 top or roof of a house : fr. 
 
 GPirrO*2, BpiyKoc, 6l Opiyxbg, 
 ov, by a coping, battlement or 
 tower of a wall, pinnacle, palisade, 
 hedge, inclosure, bulwark, tem- 
 ple : fr. 9pi^. Hence 
 
 Bpiyjcoo), f. loffiOy to furnish with 
 a coping, complete the coping, 
 fence round, finish. Hence 
 
 Bpi'yjctu/ia, UTog, rby a coping, 
 battlement, palisade, fence. 
 
 BPI'AAS, oKog, t'ly a lettuce. 
 
 BpTra^, aKog, 6, a fan for corn ; a. 
 three-})ronged fork used in agri- 
 culture. Others read Tpiva^. 
 
 BPTS, rpt\6r, //, hair, bristles, 
 wool, mane ; dat. pi. 9pi^i. 
 
 Bpj'ov, or Bptoi', OVy Tb, a fig-leaf, 
 any leaf; a sort of pudding : as 
 if fr. 9pBujy to murmur, for fig- 
 leaves sound much with the wind. 
 
 Bp/oc, OVy by a rope attached to 
 the sails, which was first loosened 
 at the prow, when the wind 
 abated : fr. the same th. 
 
 Spnriict(TTog, 6, ?/, worm-eaten : 
 fr. 9pi\py tcu). 
 
 Bpi7r6/3pa»ro(,', o, »), eaten and 
 corroded by moths or worms : 
 fr. 9pi\p, (ip<jjaKio. 
 
 OpiTTOJCiigy tocy b, I/, subject to be 
 worm-eaten, rotten : fr. 9pixl/, 
 ficog. 
 
 Bpi^, Trbg, b, a worm that eats 
 timber. Th. Tpi(3uj. 
 
 Opuiio, a>, to disturb, excite a tu- 
 nuilt, terrify, cry out in a tumul- 
 tuous manner, sjjeak : f. iiaio, 
 perf. Tt9p6i]Ka : fr. Qpoog, an 
 uproar ; fr. perf. m. rtOpoa, of 
 9p'tu), or 9pkopai. 
 
 Bpor;0»}rat, to have been disturb- 
 ed, a. 1. inf. pass. 9poi]9iigy a. 1. 
 part. pass. fr. 0pofa», to disturb. 
 
 Bpo/i/36o^(U, vvfiaiy to be clotted ; 
 inf. pres. 9pofi[iova9aiy a. 1. pt. 
 pass. 0po/u/3(ut/t((,-, tica, tVy clot- 
 ted : fr. 
 
 BPO'MBOS, ov, b, clotted blood, 
 a clot, lump : fr. Tpt<piOy f. 6pt\pu), 
 perf. pass. T't9pajxpai. 
 
 Qpofi^iocng, eog, b, t), clotted, 
 
 with dr(»ps : Opop^wcug dtppol, 
 
 clots of foam : fr. 9p6^ifiog, d- 
 
 Sog. 
 
 BPO'NON, ov, TO, paint, colour, a 
 
 rose, drug. 
 Opoi'og, OVy o, Lat. i/(!rywi/5,a seat, 
 
 0YA 
 
 throne, majesty : as if 9pdvog, fr. 
 Qpdu}y to sit ; or from j)crf. m. 
 Ti9poa : whence 9p6ogy clamour, 
 by epenth. of v, 9p6vog. 
 
 Opoogy ou, contr. Opovg, oD, 6, a 
 shout of turbulent people or of 
 combatants, a tumult, clamour, 
 uproar, noise, disturbance ; fame, 
 rumour, report : fr. ©petu, to cry 
 aloud. 
 
 GPYAAATS, i^og, y, the wick of 
 a lamp, a plant, the leaves of 
 which are fit for wicks. 
 
 BPyrANA'Q, or Bpvyova'a;, iD, to 
 tap at, claw, scratch. 
 
 BpuWfo), & OpvXiiu, (u, f. T]<Tio, to 
 make a whispering or murnmr- 
 ing sound ; make a noise or bus- 
 tle ; mutter, spread abroad, dis- 
 seminate, rumour : fr. 9pv\\og. 
 
 QpvWtJixay arog, ro, a nmrmur, 
 whisper, common report, ru- 
 mour. Th. 9pvX\og. 
 
 BjOuXXty/ia, ciTog, to, a bruise : fr. 
 
 OpvXXi'Cio, tSc Bpt;\Xt(rcra;, to whis- 
 per, nmrmur, bi'uise : fr. 
 
 BPY'AAOS, ov, by a whisper, 
 murnuir, tumult, report, ru- 
 mour : fr. 9pf.io, to make a noise. 
 
 Opvfifiay aTog, Tb, a piece, frag- 
 ment, crumb : fr. 9pv7rToj. 
 
 GPY'ON, ov, TOy a rush, reed, 
 sedge : fr. 9pv7rTio. 
 
 OpvTTTiKog, 7j, bv, breaking, 
 grinding, brittle, friable, deli- 
 cate, effeminate : fr. 
 
 BPY'MTQ, to break, bruise, 
 crush, grind, crumble, ener- 
 vate by luxury ; mid. live eft'e- 
 minately, delicately, or volup- 
 tuously, be proud or .affected : 
 f. 1. \//a>, f. 2. rpi'0ui for 9pv<pui, 
 6 being changed into r for the 
 sake of euphony, perf. ri^pv^ct, 
 perf. pass. Tk9pv^p.ai. 
 
 Qpv\pig, ewg, >'/, effeminacy, luxu- 
 ry : fr. the preceding. 
 
 BPQ'VKQ, to leap, spring, jump 
 on : fr. 9opBio. Hence 
 
 Bpw(T/ioe, oily by a hill, mount. 
 
 Ova, a fragrant tree, called 'Thya, 
 cedar-tree: fr. 9vujy to perfume. 
 
 Ovd'Cio, f. dau), to celebrate the 
 orgies of Bacchus, rave. Th. 9vio. 
 
 Oval, Cjv, 01, avigurs who divine 
 from the inspection of victims 
 cut in pieces. Th. 9ihjj. 
 
 i)vapog, darnel ; Diosc. : perhaps 
 because it springs with impetu- 
 osity, and as it were inins among 
 the corn: fr. 9vu) or 0€a>; or be- 
 cause Oviiy it kills, the corn. 
 
 Oidgy dSog, t), a female baccha- 
 nal, bacchante ; also written 
 9vidg &. Ov'idg : fr. Ovio. 
 
 Ovdgy dcog, //, in which solemn 
 sacrifices are performed, festive, 
 solemn: fr. 0uu>, to sacrifice; but 
 
 Ovagy in that passage of Dan. ii. 
 
 27, Tb fiV(JTl]plOV OVK t(TTL ffO- 
 
 0YI 
 
 <f>ojv ya^apTjvdvy is rendered by 
 Symmachus 9v(itv. 
 
 OvatTog, sometimes written for 
 9ia<jog, which see. 
 
 BvuTiipa, lovy Ta, Jliyatira, the 
 name of a citv. 
 
 Bvaw, to be lustful, rut: fr. 9vu). 
 
 BYFA'THP, a daughter, maiden, 
 waiting-maid, gen. kpog,pbgy ace. 
 9vyaTepay arpd, voc. J> 9vyaTtp, 
 dat. pi. 9vyaTpd(Ti. Hence 
 
 OvyaTpueog, ov, by a daughter's 
 son. 
 
 Bijyarpiov, ov, to, a little daugh- 
 ter : dim. fr. OvydTtjp. 
 
 Ov6, he was raging, 3 sing. impf. 
 Ion. fr. 9viOy to sacrifice, rush 
 impetuously ; f. 9vauty perf. Tt- 
 OvKa. 
 
 Ovitffffiy to incense, dat. pi. poet, 
 fr. 9vogy eog, to. 
 
 Gi)H, he raves, 3 sing. pres. ind. 
 fr. the same. 
 
 Qvsia, ag, //, a mortar : fr. 9vu}. 
 Hence 
 
 Oveidiov, OVy TO, dim. a little 
 mortar. 
 
 BY'EAAA, i]g, i), a storm, tem- 
 pest, huiTicanc, whirlwind : fr. 
 9vtiVy t'tXtiVy or fr. 9vh)y to rush 
 impetuously. Hence 
 
 Bi»£XX?/£t(;, tcraay 6v, stormy. 
 
 BueXXo^opfo/ia/, ovfiai, to be 
 borne along with, or cast down 
 by, the wind ; be driven m a 
 stoi'm, rage as a storm : fr. 96- 
 eXXtty 0fpa». 
 
 Ovstrm, dat. pi. poet, for 9vt(Tiy 
 fr. 9i)ogy 9veogy Tby a victim, in- 
 cense : fr. 9vcoy to sacrifice. 
 
 OvifTT, for Ov'sfTTtty voc. sing. fr. 
 (rivkaTijg, ov, by Thyestes. 
 
 Ov^Tio, let him sacrifice, pres. 
 imper. act. fr. Ovio. 
 
 Qvi'iEig, £<T(T«, euy odoriferous, 
 fragrant, exhaling or smoking 
 with incense : fr. 9vog. 
 
 OvjjKoog, OVy by a Ijurner of in- 
 cense, one who sacrifices, a seer, 
 priest : fr. 9vog, keu), i. e. Kaiu). 
 
 QvijXdy or rather 9vt]X}), ijg, 1), 
 the first-fruits of an offering, a 
 sacrifice : fr. 9vio, to sacrifice. 
 
 Bj'j/X»), ifg^ 7), part of the victim 
 first thrown into the fire for the 
 gods, divination, an offering, sa- 
 crifice, victim, incense: fr. 9vogy 
 fog, Tb, incense. Th. 9vuj. 
 
 Bi;//7roX£(u, f. ijffojy to sacrifice, 
 slay a victim : & 
 
 OvijTToXiay ag, 1), the office of a 
 priest, sacrificing : fr. 
 
 OvTjTToXog, b, 7), one employed 
 about sacrifice, a priest : fr. 
 9vogy sag, Tb, & TToXtu). 
 
 Qv7)(pdyog, 6, 7), devoui'ing sacri- 
 fices : fr. Ovog, <pdyio. 
 
 Ovta, ag, t), cedar, the citron or 
 lemon tree. 
 
 i^v'idg, d^og, »;,a Bacchante : Ovio. 
 (313) 
 
 GYM 
 
 BmVoc, »7, oi'y Lat. thyinuSy like 
 
 the tree thya: fr. 9va. Rev. 
 
 xviii. 12. 
 QvtffKt}, rjg, 7), a censer, a little 
 
 incense pot : fr. the same th. 
 Bvt'cj, := OviOy to rave in pro- 
 
 ])hetic frenzy. 
 BvKOi;, ov, by a vessel in which 
 
 were thrown the 9vtjy that is, 
 
 incense. 
 OvXaKioVy ov, Tby & OvXaKiffKog, 
 
 OVy b, dim in. fr. 
 ei^'AAKOS, OVy by or QvXaK, 
 
 aKogy by a bag, sack, pui*se, husk, 
 
 pod, trowsers. 
 Bi'XaK:orpw4', wyot;, o, a mouse or 
 
 locust, which gnaws sacks, in 
 
 which victuals of any kind are 
 
 deposited : fr. 9vXaKog, Tptoyoj. 
 BuXrt^, QKog, b. See OvXaKog. 
 Bi'X///ia, aTogy Tb, meal, which 
 
 9vtTaiy i. e. is offered to the 
 
 gods, mixed with wine & oil: & 
 Bvfta, aTog, ro, incense, perfume, 
 
 sacrifice, a victim. Th. 9vio. 
 Qvfiaivu), f. avu>, to be or become 
 
 angry. See 9vfn)img. 
 OvpaXy7)g, tog, by i), grieving the 
 
 mind : fr. 9vpbgy aXy'iu). 
 OvfidXu)-)p, ajTrog, by a firebrand : 
 
 fr. Tv<puj, to burn, f. 9v\l/u). 
 Ovfiapsa, agreeable, ace. sing. fr. 
 
 9vaap7']g. 
 Qvfidpeu), (x), f. ifffiOy to plea.se, 
 
 gratify, love from the heart: fr. 
 Qvfidp7)g, sog, 6, //, & Qvp,dpfitvogy 
 
 rjy ov, suitable to the mind, 
 
 pleasing, acceptable : fr. 9viibg, 
 
 dpio. 
 OY'MBPA, ae, »/, Lat. thymbray 
 
 savory, a sweet-smelling herb, 
 
 perhaps dirb tov 9vtiv, from its 
 
 fragrance. 
 QvfijSpeTriddTTVogy by rj, living on 
 
 savory, fi'ugal : fr. 9vp.^pay eni, 
 
 te^TTVOV. 
 
 OvfijSpig, idog, Hesych. makes it 
 the name of a river, sc. the 
 Tiber. Hence Qvfxliptdg, av57), 
 a Roman voice. 
 
 Ovfi.^3po(pdyog, o, r), living on sa- 
 vory, poor : fr. 9vftf5pa, tpdyuj. 
 
 OvpkX7], T]g, 7), an altar; particu- 
 larly the altar of Bacchus behind 
 the orchestra, a pulpit or scaf- 
 fold; the meal used in sacrifices; 
 a stage, theatre: fr.Ovu). Hence 
 
 OvfieXiKbg, 1), bv, pertaining to 
 the thymehy or stage, occujtied 
 in it, theatrical, a player. 
 
 Qvptofiai, ovfiaiy f. i)(TO}iai, to be 
 angry : fr. 
 
 OvpiiOy uJ, f. Ti<T(t}y to make angry, 
 enrage, provoke. Th. Ovpog. 
 
 Svixtjyepkio, ai, f. t/cw, to recover 
 one's courage, incite to anger : 
 fr. Ovfibg, iyeipoj. 
 
 Svp7]Ssu), ai, f. 7/<Ta>, to be of a 
 joyful and cheerful mind : fr. 
 
 Qvp.r\h)gy eog, o, i}, sweet and 
 
} I 
 
 ii 
 
 1 
 
 GYM 
 
 pleasant to the mind: fr. Ovixbg, 
 i'jSofiai. 
 
 Qvfirjfia, arog, to, anger: Ovfisio. 
 
 Ov/xrivaQ, Ovfirji'dffa, a. 1. part, 
 act. of Vvjiaivuif to be angry ; f. 
 Ovfxavoj, a. 1. act. lOv fitjva : fr. 
 Ovubg, the mind, anger. 
 
 Ovfitjotig 6l Ov^dpi^g, sog, 6, ?), 
 suitable to the mind, agreeable: 
 fr. Gvfxbg, apiOy to fit. 
 
 0v/zia^w, to burn incense, per- 
 fume ; f. d(TM, perf. riOvpiaKa, 
 perf. ]iass. TeOv/xiafiai, aai, rai. 
 Th. 9vfia. 
 
 Qvfxidjxa, Ion. ^y/iu/jiia, arog, to, 
 perfume, incense : fr. Ovuicno. 
 
 OvmoTjjpiov, ov, TO, a censer; an 
 altar, perfume : fr. 
 
 6YMIA'0, ai, f. a'crw, to burn in- 
 cense, perfume : fr. Ovfia, 
 
 Oiffjii^ioi', ov, TO, a little mind, 
 pettishness : dim. fr. Ovjxoq. 
 
 OvfiirjTai, Ion. & Dor. for Ovjxi- 
 ciTai, 3 sing. pres. ind. pass. fr. 
 
 QiifxiKbg, /), bu, easily provoked, 
 passionate, choleric, irascible : 
 fr. Qvfiog. 
 
 Qvfu'Ttjg, or, o, flavoured with 
 thyme : fr. Qvixog. 
 
 OvfiofSopsoj, u>, f. »/rru>, to corrode 
 the mind with sadness : fr. 01;- 
 fibg, /3opa. 
 
 Bvfto/36poc, 6, >/, consuming tlie 
 mind : fr. the same. 
 
 OvfioSoKi/g, fog, 6, j), biting the 
 mind,.lieart-rending, provoking: 
 fr. Ovfxbg, Solkvio ; a. 2. edaKov. 
 
 OvfiotiCtig, tog, 6, i), irascible, 
 impetuous, spirited. Hence 
 
 OvftotiSoJg, ii'ascibly, spiritedly : 
 adv. fr. Ov^ibg, tJcog. 
 
 Oi'/ioXfwr, ovTog, 6, lion-hearted: 
 fr. Ovfibg, Xfioj'. 
 
 Ovfi6[.iavTLg, nog, b, //, foreseeing 
 or prophesying of his own mind: 
 fr. Ovfibg, ficivTig. 
 
 Gvfio^iax^^o, u), f. tfffco, to wage 
 war with animositv: with a dat.: 
 f. Tjauj, perf. TtOv^ondxTjKa: fr 
 Gvfibg, ^icf^o^iai. 
 
 Qv[Jio^dXfirj. See o^dXfiTj. 
 
 Ovi.io7r\)]0f)g, tog, b, i), wrathful : 
 fr. Qv^ibg, 7r\T]9u). 
 
 Bvj.iopaiGTt)g, by poetic dialysis 
 9vfiopaiaTrig, ov, b, destroying 
 the mind or life ; also written 
 OvfioppaiffTiig : fr. Ovfibg, paiio. 
 
 GYMO'S, ov, b, the mind, heart, 
 soul, desire, anger, courage, 
 spirit, vehemence, impetuosity, 
 life ; poison. Rev. xiv. 8 : fr. 
 9v()j. 
 
 Qi<f.iog, b, or Qv/jiov, ov, Tb, ilnj- 
 mus, or thymum, thyme, a fra- 
 grant herb: fr. ^t-o^, to perfume. 
 
 Qvfiocro<piKbg, rj, bv, wise in one's 
 own mind, conceited : fr. 
 
 Ovfi6(To(pog, b, r), quick-minded, 
 ingenious, clever: Gvjxbg, <T0(l>6g. 
 
 GYO 
 
 Ovfiov^tioig, dat. pi. pres. part.i 
 pass. fr. Gvfxoio. 
 
 OviJio(p9opeu}, u), to consume the 
 mind with cares or anxiety, be 
 disheartened : fr. 
 
 Ovfxo(pG6pog, b, >), destroying or 
 consuming the mind or life, 
 deadly, fatal: fr. 9vfibg, (pGtipu). 
 
 Ovfioio, a), to anger, provoke, en- 
 rage, inflame ; f. utam, pf. Tt9v- 
 fi(i)Ka, pres. pass. 9vfi6oixai, ov- 
 fiai, to be incensed, angry, pres. 
 part. pass. Qv^iov^tvog, perf. ind. 
 pass. Tt9vfiioi.iai, a. 1. pass. tGv- 
 HU)9i]v. Th. 9vi.i6g. 
 
 OvjAvjctig, tog, b, i), angry, spirit- 
 ed, courageous ; fr. Gvfiog : like 
 thyme ; fr. 9v^og. 
 
 i)vixto9i\g, a. 1. part. pass. & 
 
 irivfnb9r), 3 sing. a. 1. ind. pass. 
 Ion. of 9vf^i6o). 
 
 Qvfno9rjvai, a. 1. infin. pass, of 
 the same verb. 
 
 Qvixojfxa, aTog, Tb^ rage, wrath : 
 fr. the same. 
 
 Ovvt, imperf. Ion. for t9vvf, he 
 ran ; also i>res. imper. fr. 9vvu), 
 same as 9vio, to rush impetuously. 
 
 Ovvtio, see 9vv(t). 
 
 Qvvva, T]g, ?/, & Ovvvdg, ci^og, ?/, 
 & i^vi'vtg, i^og, //, the thunny 
 fish : fr. 9vvvog. 
 
 Ovvva^u), to spear the thunny 
 fish, spear as a thunny fish : & 
 
 Qvi'i^tlog, a, or, pertaining to the 
 thunny fish : t\: 
 
 Ovi'vtvTiKog, i), bv, fit for the 
 thunny ; aayavr] 9vvv(VTiKt), a 
 thunny not, Lucian iii. 406. 
 
 0Y'NNOS, Gv, b, Lat. thyntms, 
 the thunny fish : fr. 9vio, for bp- 
 /iw, since about the rising of the 
 dog-star it becomes infuriated ; 
 fem. gen. 9vvvri, & 9vvv\g, icog 
 
 OvvrofTKOTTUo, tD, to watch for 
 the thunny : i'v.9vi'vog, (TKOTrtw 
 
 QvvfioCrjg, tog, b, //, like a thun 
 ny, dull and stupid : fr. the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 Qvvoj, & Qvptio, to be borne along 
 with impetuosity, hasten, rush. 
 Th. 9vu}, the same. 
 
 QvoSoKog, b, r), receiving or con- 
 taining incense : 9vov, ^txofJiai. 
 
 Qvotig, taaa, tv, perfumed, in- 
 cense-burning : fr. 9vov. 
 
 QvoKTOf Dor. for Gvovffa, rushing, 
 raging, pres. part. fem. gen. fr. 
 
 9viO. 
 
 Qvofiai, to sacrifice, be sacrificed, 
 be slain : fr. Gvio. 
 
 Ovov, ov, Tb, a consecrated cake; 
 incense, perfume ; an odorife- 
 rous tree, supposed to be the 
 citron, Od. E. CO. But 
 
 Ovov, raging, pres. part. neut. 
 gen. fr. 9vio. 
 
 Qvoi'Ti, Dor. for 9vov<ti, they sa- 
 crifice, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 (314) 
 
 GYP 
 
 Ovog, tog, to, a sacrifice, victim, 
 incense, frankincense ; thenco 
 Lat. thus : fr. 9v(i), to sacrifice. 
 
 QvoffKivtu), w, f. -iiaio, to make 
 oblations : fr. 9vog, Kiriio. 
 
 OvofTKoog, ov, b, a seer who un- 
 dLi*stantls the portent of burnt 
 .'sacrifices : fr. 9vog, Tb, a sacri- 
 fice, & Kotoj, Ion. for rotiOj to 
 understand ; or Kaiio, to burn. 
 
 OvoffKOTTog. ov, b, i), an augur, one 
 who divines bv means of burnt 
 offerings : fr. 9uog, (Jkottho. 
 
 Ovoto, u), f. wffuj, perf. TtGvwKa, 
 to perfume, fumigate, offer in- 
 cense; mid. to be frenzied, rave. 
 
 OT'PA, ag, y, a door, gate, en- 
 trance, court ; in pi. folding- 
 doors : as if fr. 9vo), to rush. 
 
 OvpaK^, adv. out of doors, abroad ; 
 & Gvpy<pt, the same : & 
 
 Qv()d9ti', adv. from without : fr. 
 Gi'pa. 
 
 Qvpaiog, a, ov, out of doors, bo- 
 longing to a door, extenial, fo- 
 reign : fr. 9vpa. 
 
 Ovpdv, Dor. for GvpoJv, gen. pi. 
 fr. Gvpa. 
 
 Ovpd(T(Tio, to be or stay out of 
 doors : fr. the same th. 
 
 Qvpav\tuj,u>, f. i](Tuj, to lie abroad, 
 be in the camp or in the field, 
 spend the night on the outside 
 of the door, serenade : 6<. 
 
 OvpavXia, ag, i), a living in the 
 open air, spending the night 
 outside the door, a serenading : 
 fr. 9vpa, avXr], 
 
 Ovpd'iov, gen. pi. JEol. for 9vpu>v, 
 fr. 9vpa, a door. 
 
 Ovpibg, ov, b, a .shield ; from its 
 likeness to a door ; a stone 
 which closes up the mouth of a 
 cave ; in LXX. Ps. xlvi. 2, it 
 seems to be put for a chariot. 
 Th. Gvpa. 
 
 Qvpto^opog, o, >'/, a shield-bearer: 
 fr. 9vptbg, <pfpuj. 
 
 OvptTpov, ov, TO, a gate, door. 
 
 Oi'pfj, ijg, i), Ion. for 9vpa. 
 
 OvpilGtv, poet, for Gvpa9tv. 
 
 0vp7j(pi, adv. or dat. put adverb- 
 ially, the }>artiele 0t being added ; 
 poet, outside the door, without. 
 Th. 9vpa, a door. 
 
 Ovpiov, ov, Tb, a little door, 
 window : fr. the same th. 
 
 Qvpig, idog, //, a little door, win- 
 dow : fr. 9vpa. 
 
 OvpoKOTTtw, w, f. i]<TU), to kuock 
 at doors : fr. 
 
 OvpoKoTTog, b, i), one who knocks 
 at doors, a begging impostor : 
 
 fr. 9vpa, KOTTTOJ. 
 
 Qvpoio, w, f. w<ru>, to fnrnish or 
 defend with dooi-s : fr. 9vpu. 
 
 Qvp<TOfiavii)g, tog, 6, »";, raging 
 with the thyrsus or with 13ac- 
 chanalian frenzy : fr. Gvpaog, 
 fiaivo^ai. 
 
 GYT 
 
 Qvpaog, ov, 6, thyrsus, a spear en- 
 twined with ivy and vine leaves, 
 used in the processi(His of Bac- 
 chus : fr. 9vio, because swiftly 
 moved by the wind or the hands 
 of the bearers ; pi. 9vp<Ta, poet, 
 for 9vp<Toi. But 
 
 Ovprrbg, ov, b, a nuptial garland. 
 
 Ovpffocpupiw, w, f. {}<7^, to carry a 
 thyrsus : fr. 
 
 Qvp(TO(p6pog, 6, if, bearer of a 
 thyrsus : fr. 9vp<Tog, (piput. 
 
 OvpcTou), w, to entwhie a dart with 
 ivy, make it a thyrsus : 9vpaog. 
 
 Qvpoi^a, uTog, Tb, a door ; plank 
 to make a door : fr. 9vpa. 
 
 QvpCjv, G)vog, 6, a porch, vesti- 
 bule : fr. the same th. 
 
 Qvpuip'no, Cj, f. ry«Ttu, to be a door- 
 keeper, watch at the door : fr. 
 
 Ovpiopbg, b, 7), a door-keeper, for 
 Ovpovpog : fr. 9vpa, ovpog, a 
 keeper ; by Dor. change of ov 
 into w : or fr. 9vpa, ojpa, care. 
 
 Ovffai, to have sacrificed, a. 1. 
 inf. act. fr. 9uoj. 
 
 Qvcravotig, or 9v(T(Tav6sig, toaa, 
 tv, fringed : fr. 
 
 eV'SANOI, 01, fringe, tassels, 
 knots like those hanging from 
 purses. Hence 
 
 OvadvutTog, b, ?'/, with fringes or 
 tassels. 
 
 Qvativ, f. 1. inf. act. of 9viii, to 
 slay a victim. 
 
 Ov(79\a, iov, TO., rites, offerings, 
 thyi*si or twigs used in the rites 
 of Bacchus : fr. 9vio. 
 
 Bi»<Tia, ag. Ion. irj, t)g, 17, a holi- 
 day, victim, sacrifice : fr. 9vu). 
 Whence 
 
 Qv<Tui^u), f. d(Tio, to sacrifice, offer. 
 
 Ovtrlaafia, arog, Tb, the same as 
 Gvcria : & 
 
 Ov(TiaffTi]piov, ov, TO, an altar : 
 fr. the same. 
 
 Ovaid'iov, gen. pi. ^ol. for 9v(n- 
 utv, fr. 9v(ria, ag, 1), a sacrifice. 
 
 Ovffifiog, 1], ov, fit to bo sacrificed, 
 used in sacrifices : fr. ©uw. 
 
 QvcrKt], j]g, )/, a bark containing 
 TO. GvnaTG, the offerings to the 
 gods ; but GvtaKT), a censer. 
 
 fiv(T(Tav6tig, t(T<Ta, tv, fringed. 
 Til. 9v(javoi, tassels. 
 
 Qv(j<Tav{s)Tbg, »), bv, the same. 
 
 ^v(T(T(a, to shake, move : fr. Ouw. 
 
 Qv!TTdg, dSog, 1), a female who 
 offered sacrifice, a priestess; be- 
 longing to, or consisting of, sa- 
 crifice : & 
 
 6vr/}p, ripog, b, the same as 9v- 
 Tijg. Hence 
 
 BvTt]piov, ov, Tb, an altar, censer, 
 oblation. 
 
 QvTi)g, ov, b, a priest, augur : & 
 
 QvTiKbg, }), bv, belonging to sa- 
 crifices, sacrificial. Hence // 
 QvTiKTi, sc. Ttxvn, the office of 
 au augur : fr. 0uu;. 
 
 GQP 
 
 Qvil^ig, eujg, y, the act of burning 
 
 or singeing : fr. Tvcpu}. 
 QY'Q, to perfume, burn incense, 
 
 perform sacred rites, inspect the 
 
 entrails ; sacrifice ; be hurried 
 
 with impetuosity, rush furiously, 
 
 rage, rave, storm ; f. aio, perf. 
 
 Ti9vKa, a. 1. imper. act. Guaov, 
 
 dTuj, perf. pass. Tk9vixai, a. 1. 
 
 pass. tTv9i]v, for i9v9tjv, ijg, ij. 
 OvibStjg, tog, b, 1), perfumed, fra- 
 grant : fr. 9vog, tldog. 
 Oviojxa, aTog, to, spice, perfume: 
 
 fr. Gvoj. 
 Qv(jjva, ag, d, Dor. for Qvuivr], 
 
 tjg, »'/, the same as Semele. 
 Bvojpl'TTjg, ov, b, an attendant at 
 
 the 9viop6g : fr. 
 Oviopbg, b, >';, as Tpdirt^a 9vujpbg, 
 
 a table for religious uses, any 
 
 table : fr. 9vit), wpa. 
 0Q", contr. fr. 9tio, to set, place : 
 
 whence Ti9t]fii : also fr. Otto, to 
 
 run : also fr. 9du), to suckle. 
 9u), 9ijg, 9y, a. 2. subj. act. fr. 
 
 TiGtjui, to place ; a. 2. ind. act. 
 
 tGyv. 
 612 H\ t]g, 1), a fine, mulct, pe- 
 nalty imposed on any one : fr. 
 
 9Cj, to place. 
 0cuk:£(u, f. Ti](Ht), to sit : fr. 
 QCjKog, the same as 9dKog, ov, b, 
 
 a seat, work -shop, tent, sitting, 
 
 council, court. 
 Oiofia, aTog, Tb, Ion. for 9avfia. 
 
 So 
 Oojixd'Citi for 9avfxd^(t), and 9ioixd- 
 
 (Tiog for 9avfxdaiog. 
 Qiofidg, ov, b, Thomas, the name 
 
 of an apostle. Hebr. a twin. 
 Outfitv, 1 pi. a. 2. subj. act. 9u>, 
 
 fr. Ti9i)i.u, to place ; f. 6'//cra>, a. 
 
 2. Wijv. 
 QiofjiLy^, lyyog, 6, a rope, cord, 
 
 string : fr. 
 0QMrZQ, or Qojfi.i(T<Tuj, f. ^lo, to 
 
 bind with a cord, lash : 9wfi6g. 
 Oiofj-KTV, Att. for Tb i')fii(Tv, the 
 
 half : as 9u)Ttpoj', for ro tTtpov. 
 Qiofxbg, ov, b, a heap : fr. 96io or 
 
 9t(jj, to place together. 
 Qu)7rtia, ag. If, flattery : & 
 Qh)7r tvfia, aTog, Tb, a piece of 
 
 flattery, adulation : fr. 9u)7rtv(v. 
 
 Hence 
 QioirtvfidTiov, ov, Tb, dim. petty 
 
 flattery or servility. 
 OujTrtva), f. iv(To},to flatter, court, 
 
 cajole : fr. 
 012'nTQ, to flatter, cringe to ; 
 
 jeer, sneer at. 
 OiopaKi'C^, f. i<jiM), to arm with a 
 
 breast- plate, arm : fr. 9iop(t^. 
 OojpdKiov, or Ou)paKtwv, ov,Tb, a 
 
 coat of mail, breast-work, para- 
 pet, defence, scuttle round a 
 
 mast : dim. fr. the same. 
 OiopaKKTfibg, ov, b, the wearing 
 
 a breast-plate, or coat of mail. 
 
 0wpaKO7ro<ot', ov, 6, t), a breast- 
 
 (315) 
 
 lA 
 
 plate maker : fr. Giopa^, Troi'tio. 
 
 HC'PAS, afcoe, //, Lat. thorax, the 
 breast, a breast-plate, covering 
 for the breast, coat of mail, 
 breast- work, wall of a city. 
 
 Ou)p))KO(p6pog, b, t). Ion. for G(mj- 
 paKocpbpog, wearing a breast- 
 plate or coat of mail : fr. Owpj]^, 
 
 (ptpix). 
 
 y^ujptjKTijg, ov, b, armed with a 
 breast-plate, a warrior : fr. 
 
 Outptj^, Ion. for 9wpaK, the breast. 
 
 (^iopt}^ag,avTog, 6, a. 1. part. act. 
 fr. 9iopri(T<Tio, f. ^io, to clothe the 
 breast in mail. Th. 9ii)pa^. 
 
 Sojp))(TatTo, he was armed, 3 sing, 
 imperf. pass. Ion. of 
 
 Oo)p7i(T(Tio, to arm with a coat of 
 mail, arm ; f. ^w, perf. Tt9u)- 
 p^X^} ^' ^- pass. i9ujpf]x9T}v : 
 ir. the same tli. 
 
 0cup»/^0£<f, ivTog, b, ace. Oojprj- 
 x9'tvT for 9u)pi]x9kvTa, a. l.pt. 
 pass. & 
 
 Bujpi]x9i]vai, a. I. inf. pass. fr. 
 9ujpt]a(ru}, which see. 
 
 Qojg, 9ujbg, b, an animal like a 
 wolf, a lynx, jackall : fr. 9tuj, to 
 run ; or fr. 9obg, quick. 
 
 OioTtpov, Dor. for rb 'irtpov, the 
 other. 
 
 QivvKTiljp, ypog, b, a bawler : fr. 
 9(uv(T(no. 
 
 Qibvua, aTog, Tb, a wonder. Ion. 
 for Gavj^ia. 
 
 Bojvfid^io, to wonder, Ion. for 
 9avjjid^vj. 
 
 Owvixdaiog, wonderful, Ion. for 
 9avfid(Tiog. 
 
 BwiYiaoTz/f, ov, 6, an admirer. 
 Ion. for 9avfia(TTT]g. 
 
 OujvfiaffTbg, wonderful, Ion. for 
 GaVfiaaTog. 
 
 OQv^HQ, f. Ko, to bawl, bark, 
 shout, call out, encourage with 
 shouts, rush with a brutish im- 
 petuosity : as if fr. 9vaaiD, fr. 
 9vit), to rush impetuously. 
 
 QwvTbg, >), bv, wonderful, in pi. n. 
 g. 9{tivTd, for 9av[j,a(TTd, Ion. as 
 Gujvjxa for 9avixa ; a wrong read- 
 ing for Gav^aTU, Hesiod'A. 1()5. 
 
 Oijj\p, 9iiJ7rbg,b, a flatterer, cajoler. 
 Th. 6>w7rru>, to flatter. 
 
 I. 
 
 I, iota, the ninth Greek letter : in 
 numerals it denotes 10 ; with 
 the t subscribed, 10,000 : used 
 proverbially to signify any thing 
 small or trifling, as a point. 
 Engl, a jot: Matth. v. 18. 
 
 'la, ag, also 'la, ag. Ion. -j), ijg, 
 y), a voice, cry, sound. 
 la, alone : fr. ola, see olog, & 
 log : one, fr. ^iia, by dropping /i. 
 Also,*Ia,thename of God among 
 the Jews, Hebr. Jah. 'la, rd, 
 

 If 
 
 
 
 IAN 
 
 pi. of lov, a violet ; but 'Id, to., 
 
 pi. of log, an arrow. 
 
 Ia/3oT, like ail3oX, an interjection 
 
 of grief. 
 'IdiinoQ, ov, Of Jairus, a man's 
 
 name. Hebr. he will illuminate. 
 
 la^io, f. dcTuj, to imitate the lo- 
 
 nians, speak their dialect ; fr. 
 
 'lag : to colour with a violet co- 
 lour ; fr. lou. 
 'Id'Orjv, tjg, T], I was cured, a. 1. 
 
 ind. pass. & 
 'laOr]crofiaiy y, erai, f. 1. pass. fr. 
 
 idofiaij to cure. 
 
 laiverai, he rejoices, 3 sing, pres 
 
 ind. m. fr. 
 'ii^I'NQ, to warm, soften, melt, 
 
 cheer, exhilarate, flourish. 
 'luKog, t), bv, Ionic, of Ionia : fr. 
 
 "liOV. 
 
 '\dKxi]y VQy V, a cry, shout, wail- 
 ing : fr. 
 
 "laKxogyOV, u, lacchus, Bacchus, a^ 
 
 hymn in honour of Bacchus : ir. 
 
 id;^(ji>, to shout. Hence'IrtK:;^d^£ti', 
 
 to celebrate Bacchus with shouts. 
 
 laKxto, zz id^io. 
 
 laKwii, 6, Jacob, a man's name, 
 indecl. Hebr. meaning, holding 
 the heel. 
 
 'lA'AEMOS, ov, 6, lalemus, a 
 poor frigid poetaster ; a mourn- 
 ful song, dirge, elegy : adj. 
 wretched, dolelul. 
 
 'IA'AA12, f. iaXu), to send forth, 
 throw, cast, dart, attack (with 
 reproaches) ; fly : fr. 'u;jtit. 
 
 'lakpLivog, ov, o,/a/»t€WMs,aman's 
 name. 
 
 'Idkrbg, 7), bv, sent, cast : idWio. 
 
 "Id MA, arog, to, a cure, remedy, 
 drug : fr. ldof.iai. 
 
 'Ia/i/3tTov, ov, rb, iambic vei'se, 
 an iambic poem : fr. 
 
 *ldfij3Hog,b, y), iambic: fr. lafifiog. 
 
 'Irt/i/3<sa», to satirise, lampoon in 
 iambic verses : fr. laiifiog. 
 
 'laftjSoTroibg, ov, b, a writer of 
 iambics : fi\ lafx^og, ttouuj. 
 
 IAMB02, ov, b, iambus, an iam- 
 bus, a metrical foot with the 
 first short and the second loni: 
 a satirical poem. 
 
 'lafijSprig, ov, 6, otherwise called 
 'MaiJifipijg,Jambres, the name of 
 an Egyptian magician : as it 
 were, rebelling. 
 
 'lafiivrj & 'la/xvbg, same as tia- 
 yiivi), a moist and grassy spot. 
 
 '\a}iicku)v. Ion. for 'lajj-itdv, gen. 
 pi. fr. 'lafiUai, Cjv, 01, lamidce. 
 
 'IdvOr], i}g, if, lanthe, the name 
 of a woman : fr. iaivio, to cheer. 
 
 'ldv9ijv,T]g,ij, I flourished, a. 1. 
 ind. pass, of iaivuj, to flourish, 
 cheer. 
 
 'IdvOivog, T], ov, of a violet co- 
 lour : fr. 
 
 lavOog, ov, 6, or 'lavOov, to, a vi- 
 olet, purple colour : as if fr. lov. 
 
 '0 > 
 
 lAT 
 
 'Iavvt)g, ov, 6, Jannes, the name 
 
 of an Egyptian magician : as if, 
 
 in the habit of giving answei*s, 
 
 2 Tim. iii. 8. 
 
 'lao\Kbg, ov, r), by crasis 'IwXko^, 
 
 Joicus, the name of a Thessalian 
 
 city. 
 
 'lA'OMAI, wnai, f. daofiai, to 
 
 cure, heal ; be healed : with an 
 
 ace: imperf. laofxtji' iofxrji', dov 
 
 at, dero ctTo, perf. Id/Aai, aai, 
 
 rai, a. 1. ind. })ass. id'Brjv, rjg, rj. 
 
 f. 1. ind. pass. iaOijaofiai, a. 1. 
 
 ind. m. laadfirjv, oj, uto, a. 1. 
 
 subj. m. idaMfxai, y, ijTai. 
 
 laTTtTiovidtjg, ov, b, the son of 
 
 Japetus ; voc. 'laTrtTiovivij : fr. 
 
 ' laTTETbg, Japet tfs, a man's name, 
 
 the son of Cuelus & Terra. 
 'lA'IlTQ, to send, throw, cast 
 hurl, strike, hurt, assail, revile, 
 excite : perhaps fr. 'itjfii. 
 'lA'nY^, vyog, b, lapyx, the 
 north-west wind, a wind which 
 blows from Apulia, in which is 
 ^ lapygia. 
 'lapdaviyj vvfjKpT], a periphrasis 
 
 for Omphale. 
 'lapiS, a man's name, indeclin. 
 
 Hebr. meaning, he will rule. 
 'Idt;, dcog, r), Ionic ; yXuJaaa,the 
 
 Ionic dialect. 
 'IdaaffOai, a. 1. inf. m. id' ay, 
 2 sing. f. 1. ind. m. iaffdfirjv, m, 
 aTo, a. I. ind. m. fr. idojjiai, to 
 cure. 
 'Ido-t, they go, 3 pi. pres. ind. Ion. 
 
 for iffi, of dfii, to go. 
 'Idcri, they send, Att. contr. for 
 Itaffi, & this Ion. for inm, 3 pi. 
 pr. ind. oi'itjfii, a. 2. ijv. 
 'ldffi^og,b, >/, capable of healing 
 or being healed, curable : fr. 
 idofxai. 
 'Idaig, itog, 1), the act of healing, 
 
 cure : fr. Idofiai. 
 'la(Tio)V, ojvog, b, a man's name. 
 'lASIii'NH, t/g, y, Jasione, a sort 
 of vegetable which grows in 
 woods. 
 I AS nil", tdog, 1), laspis, jasper. 
 
 IBI 
 
 a gem 
 
 Idauf, oog, ovg, 7), the goddess of, 
 
 healing : fr. lacrig. 
 '\d'(T(Dv, ovog, b, Jason, a man's 
 
 name. Gr. about to heal. 
 'luTSov, it is to be cured, a verbal 
 
 adj. fr. Idofiai, to heal. 
 'Idr/)p, Ion. 'iTjTTjp, fipog, o, a 
 
 l>hysician, poet, for larpog : & 
 'IarO|Qta, ae,r/, the healing art : &: 
 'IdTbg, }), bv, healed, curable : fr. 
 
 j'dojuaj. 
 'larpfi'a, ag, 7), the practice of 
 
 medicine, healing, cure : & 
 laTpuov, rb, a place where cures 
 
 are performed, a hospital, a 
 
 druggist's shop : fr. 
 laTptvio, f. ivaoj, to heal, cure : 
 
 'luTptvopai, to be a physician : 
 (316) 
 
 fr. iarpog. 
 'laTpiKtj, rjg, i}, sc. rkxvrj, the art 
 
 of healing medicine : fr. 
 'laTpiKbg, )), bv, belonging to 
 
 j)hysicians and medicine, skilled 
 
 in medicine : fr. lUTpog. 
 'larpofiavTig, sojg, b, ])hysician & 
 
 soothsayer : fr. iaTpbg, f^idvTig. 
 
 laTpbg, ov, b, a physician. Th. 
 
 idofiai, to cure. 
 'loTpoTtx'^nQ) ov, b, a practitioner 
 
 of medicine : fr IaTpbg, TixvTj. 
 'I ATTATAT, alas, adv. & 'iarra- 
 
 Tuid^, the same. 
 'lAY", an interjection of anger. 
 Iav9fxbg, ov,b,a, quiet residence, 
 
 place for repose, den, lurking 
 
 j)lace, sleep : fr. 
 'IAY'12, to abide, stay, lodge, 
 
 sleep, give rest to ; f. dtu. 
 'la(piTi)g, ov, b, one who hurls 
 
 darts, an archer : fr. log, d<pir]fii. 
 'Ia<p6rivai, a. 1. inf. [lass. fr. laTr- 
 
 Toj, to send ; f. i^w. 
 'laxalog, a, ov, howling, loudly 
 
 wailing : fr. /ax 17. 
 'laxalai, dat. pi. Ion. fr. iaxf), ijg, 
 
 r), a shout. Th. Idxio, to shout. 
 
 ^'^'X^y resounded, 3 sing, imperf. 
 
 laxov, of idxo, to shout, perf. 
 
 Iax«tu, w, f. 7j<Tio, to shout, voci- 
 ferate, resound aloud, make a 
 loud noise : &, 
 
 'laxtj, yg, 7), a shout, howl, voci- 
 feration, loud clamour : fr. idx<jj. 
 
 'IdxTjfxa, aTog, Tb, a shrieking, 
 shout, clamour : fr. lax^*^. 
 
 'laxvTa, having resounded, perf. 
 part. act. f. g. fr. 
 
 'lA'XQ, f. ^(u, perf. x«, to shout, 
 call or cry out, vociferate,shriek, 
 howl, resound, ring, clang, roar: 
 perhaps fr. «a. 
 
 'laxo)g, perf. part. act. of the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 'lauiXKog, ov, 7), the name of a 
 city, lolcus. 
 
 'Id'ujv, oi'og, b, poet. for'Iwi'. 
 
 'IfSavioj, Co, to draw up : fr. ifidu}, 
 by changing /x into /3. Hence 
 ij5avaTpig, a rope used in haul- 
 ing up, well-rope. 
 
 'I BAH 2, ov, 6, a bung at tho 
 bottom of the vessel, to let the 
 bilge- water out. 
 
 'IBH P, rjpog, b, Iberus, an Iberian. 
 
 'Ifirjpia, ag, 7), Iberia ; there were 
 two countries so called ; the 
 Easteni, between Colchis and 
 Armenia ; the Western, now 
 S|)ain. 
 
 'IBH PIS, ibcris, a plant; also 
 
 called KapdafiavTiKt]. 
 'IBIS, iSog or log, 7), ibis, an 
 
 Egyptian bird which devours 
 
 serj>ents. 
 IBl'SKOS, ov,b, hibiscus, a kind 
 
 of wild mallows, the same as 
 
 althijea. 
 
 lAH 
 
 '1/3 y, Ion. adv. signifying much, 
 
 and great. 
 'l(5vK, vKog, 6, ibyx, a kind of 
 
 noisy bird. Whence Ibycus, the 
 
 name of a Greek poet. 
 'IfSvoj, to beat, scourge, shout : as 
 
 if fr. the ])receding. 
 "lydtj, rjg, t), a mortar : perhaps 
 
 fr. dyu), to break. 
 'ly jjievog, having come, perf. part, 
 
 pass, of iKviofiai, to come ; f. 
 
 'i^o/xat, perf. ly/xat. 
 'lyvva, ag, r), the knee, ham: fr. 
 
 yovv. 
 ']c' for ISe, the same as ySt, and. 
 *IAA, i]g, 1), Ida, a mountain in 
 
 Phrygia <Sl Crete ; a woody hill, 
 
 forest, wood : hence 
 'Icalog, a, ov, Id<£US, of Ida. 
 'l^dXifiog, b, »/, cau.sing sweat, 
 
 hot : fr. Uog, tog, rb, sweat. 
 'i^avbg, ov, b, ?'/, beautiful, plea- 
 sant. 
 'I^f, Att. ice, see, behold, adv. ; 
 
 a. 2. imper. act. Also Ue, 3 s. 
 
 a. 2. ind. of dCio, to see ; f. elao- 
 
 fxai, a. 2. tlSov & iSov, eg, f, a. 
 
 2. part. iSiov, ovrog, f. g. iSoxxra. 
 
 But 
 *ldk, and : fr. ride. The former 
 
 Ion. the latter Att. fr. y, or. 
 Idea, ag, rj, shape, appearance, 
 
 image, idea or abstract notion, 
 
 model, patteni, species, sort, 
 
 kind ; form, beauty, manner or 
 
 mode of a thing, countenance, 
 
 aspect, Matth. xxviii. 3. PI. 
 
 ideal : fr. e'ldu), to see. 
 'Ideeiv, Ion. for i'^c7r,tohave seen; 
 
 fr. a. 2. Idov, of eldut, to see. 
 'Idei, with sweat, dat. s. fr. idog. 
 *lStXv, a. 2. inf. of eUio, to see. 
 'Idefiev, Ion. Dor. & .^ol. for 
 
 ideXv, a. 2. inf. act. & 
 'Idtv, a. 2. inf. act. Dor. for idelv. 
 Idepujg, 6 a/xa ry iSeiv epu>r>, one 
 wlio falls in love at first sight, 
 Suid. 
 'IdeaOai, a. 2. inf. m. of e^cio, to 
 see; f. elffofiai, a. 2. eiSov & Idov, 
 a. 2. m. ic6fir]v. 
 'IdeaKe, Ion. i)aragoge for ide, he 
 saw, 3 sing. a. 2. Uov, poet, for 
 tldov, of e\du}, to see. 
 '^hx^ng, tog, 6, »/, foul, hideous : 
 fr. iCea, tx^^f • 
 
 1^6w, .^ol. for e'idio, to see ; 
 whence Lat. video. But "iSeoj, 
 gen. Ion. for 'laou, fr. 'l^;;c, o, 
 Ida, a proper name. 
 '^dt]. Ion. for *l^a, a hill covered 
 
 with woods, woodland. 
 'idy, he may have seen, 3 sing. a. 
 2. subj. act. fr. ticJw, to see, a. 2. 
 
 lAM 
 
 a. 2. subj. act. of the same verb. 
 '\drjg, gen. sing. fr.'I^a, yg, t), a 
 
 mountain in Crete. 
 'Idyauj, Dor. for idijaio, f. I. fr. 
 
 ideoj. 
 'IdrjTe, you should have seen, 2 
 
 pi. a. 2. subj. of eidu), to see, a. 
 
 2. Idov. 
 'ldi(Ti, adv. in private, separately, 
 
 at home, of one's self, opp. to 
 
 drj^offi^. Th. Idiog, private. 
 'Idid^io, f. doM, to be by oneself, 
 
 dwell in retirement ; assume to 
 
 oneself, lay claim to : fr. the 
 
 same. 
 '\diy. Ion. the same as Idiq. 
 
 lAP 
 
 iCov. 
 
 'Idrjai, Ion. for Idy, 2 sing. a. 2. 
 subj. m. of tldio, to see, a. 2. 'idov. 
 'Idijv, Dor. & yEol. for ideXv, a. 2. 
 ^inf. & 
 
 IdyQ, you may have seen, 2 sing. 
 
 '\dio(5ovXevio, f. (Tio, to follow one's 
 own counsel : fr. Idiog, (SovXy. 
 
 'Idioyvoj/xwv, ovog, b, 7), enter- 
 taining peculiar sentiments, opi- 
 nionated : fr. Idiog, yvojfirj. 
 
 'Idiofiopcpog, b, 7), singular or pe- 
 culiar in form, unconmion : fr. 
 Idiog, fiop<pr}. 
 
 'Idio^evog, b, 7), entertained by a 
 private person, opp. to irpo^evog, 
 a stranger entertained by the 
 state : fr. Idiog, ^tvog. 
 
 'idioTTodofiai, ov/xai, to make a 
 thing one's own, ai)propriate, 
 attribute : fr. Idiog, Troi'eoj. 
 Idioirpdytio, ut, f. t]<tu), to act by 
 one's own counsel or authority, 
 mind one's own business : , fr. 
 Idiog, Trpdaffu). 
 
 lAIOS, a, ov, one's own, pecu- 
 liar, particular, private, of its 
 own kind, proj)er, convenient : 
 fr. idea, a kind : Kar idiav, pri- 
 vately ; often put for lavrov, yg, 
 as rb Idiov (popTiov, for to eav- 
 Tov ; so tK tCjv idio)v XaXti, i. e. 
 d(p' eavTOv, of himself ; 01 Idioi, 
 domestics. Hence 
 
 'IdioTrjg, rjTog, 7), propriety, pe- 
 culiai"ity. 
 
 'IdTio, to sweat, perspire. Th. Jdog. 
 
 'Idiojua, aTog, Tb, idioma, idiom, 
 peculiarity of language. Th. 
 
 iciog. 
 
 'Idiiog, peculiarly, adv. fr. the 
 same. 
 
 '\ditoTfia, ag, 7), a private life : fr. 
 
 'IdiioTtvio, f. <Tw, to lead a private 
 life, be obscure, ignorant or un- 
 skilful : fr. 
 
 'Idii^Trig, ov, o, id iota, a private 
 person, an individual, a plebeian, 
 
 ^ un.skilled. Th. idiog. 
 
 'IdiijJTiKbg, 7), bv, private : & 
 
 '\dnt)TiKu)g, adv. after the manner 
 of the common people : & 
 
 'IdnuTiapbg, ov, b, a vulgarism : 
 fr. idi(ijTt]g. 
 
 Idfxtv, we know. Dor. or ^ol. for 
 IfTfitv, by sync, for Icrajxtv, I pi, 
 pres. ind. act. of Icryfii, to know. 
 Others make it by sync, for Ido- 
 fitv, 1 pi. a. 2. "idov, of tldw ; 
 also by sync, for idk^ev, Ion. or 
 (317) 
 
 Df>r. for Idelv, a. 2. inf. fr. eldo). 
 
 'Idjitvai, to know, by sync, for 
 iceptvai, Dor. & Att. as* idsfiev. 
 Ion. for idelv, a. 2. inf. act. of 
 f ?^w, to see, a. 2. elcov & 'idov. 
 
 Idfxoavvrjftjg, //, skill, knowledge, 
 
 science ; dat. \tl. Ion. ic^otrv- 
 
 vytTiv : fr. 
 '\dfiojv, ovog, b, i], skilled, expert: 
 
 fr. i(T7]fii. 
 'IANO'12, at, f. uicTio, p. IdvoJKa, to 
 
 bend, writhe, twist. 
 'I^o/arojthey may have been seen, 
 
 3 pi. a. 2. opt. m. Ion. for idoiv- 
 
 To ; fr. itt^co, to see, a. 2. Idov. 
 
 Idoifii, otg, 01, a, 2. opt. act. of 
 
 the same. 
 'Idoiaa, Dor. for idovffa, having 
 
 seen, a. 2. part. f. g. fr. tidiu, to 
 
 see, a. 2. Idov. 
 
 ld6fiT]v, a. 2. ind. m. of the same. 
 '1^01/, eg, e, 1 saw, a. 2. ind. act. & 
 'IdovTeg, nom. pi. a. 2. part. fr. 
 
 eidiu, to see, a. 2. tldov. poet. 
 
 icov. 
 'IdovTo, 3 pi. a. 2. m. of the same. 
 'lAOS, eog, Tb, sweat, perspira- 
 tion, heat of summer. 
 "Idonav, Boeot. for idov, 3 pi. a. 2. 
 
 ind. act. of eldu), to see. Deut. 
 
 vii. 19. 
 'Idov, lo, behold, adv. distin- 
 guished by the accent fr. idov, a. 
 
 2. imper. m. of the same verb. 
 'idov^aia, ag, 7), Idumcea, the 
 
 name of a country, Syr. mean- 
 ing red. 
 Idovaa, having seen, a. 2. part. 
 
 f. g. of eldw, to see ; f. aoixui, a. 
 
 2. eldov 6i Idov, a. 2. part, idibv. 
 Idpeia, & 'idpia, ag, 7), skill, 
 
 knowledge, science : fr. iffTjfjii. 
 'I^ptfg, skilled, nom. pi. fr. Idpig. 
 'Id pit], rjg, 7), Ion. for idpeia, or 
 
 idpia, skill : fr. Icnjfii, to know. 
 "idpig, log, Att. eiog, b, 7), know ing, 
 
 skilled, expert, provident, epith. 
 
 of the ant, Hesiod. Op. 778 : fr. 
 
 the same. 
 'YdpOLo, same as 'idpoju), f. djcrio, 
 
 perf. ujKa, to sweat, |)erspire : fr. 
 
 idpojg, sweat. Th. Idog. 
 "Idpvfxa, aTog, Tb, a structure, 
 
 foundation, temple, dwelling, 
 
 statue : fr. idpvoj. 
 "Idpi'iii, or 'Idpvvio, the same as 
 
 It^pua;. 
 
 'idpvvOeig, etcra, ev, placed, set, 
 firm, a. I. part. pass, for idpv- 
 Oeig, Sc 
 
 IdpvvOijvai, for idpvOfjvai, a. 1. 
 inf. pass, of idpvio. 
 
 "Idpv^aig, eiog, 7), the act of found- 
 ing or constituting a seat, erec- 
 tion : fr. 
 
 'lAPY'Q, or "Idpvpi, f. v'(Ta>, to 
 make to sit, place, set, seat, set 
 up, erect, consecrate, dedicate, 
 appoint, establish, dwell in : fr. 
 'i^(o. 
 
..< ■ 
 
 w 
 
 I 
 
 lEP 
 
 'l^pui, by apoc. for idpCari or iSpd- 
 
 ra, dat. or ace. fr. 
 'iSpojQ, uiroc, o, sweat, perspira- 
 tion : fr. Idog. Hence 
 'I^joww, f, ojcrojj to sweat, poet, or 
 
 Att. for l(^(j6tu. 
 'IdvXaj learned, skilled, perf. m. 
 
 pt. f. g. fr. perf. m. iSa, of tlSu), 
 
 to know. Others form it fr. 
 
 perf. part. act. ticCjg, f. g. tldvXa, 
 
 by dropping f, idCjQj ISvla, by 
 
 crasis for eicrjKujc, via, 6g, of the 
 
 same verb. Also 
 'Idvla, ag, >'/, a woman's name ; 
 
 as if eicvla, skilled. 
 "idwfiaL, a. 2. subj. m. fr. attu, to 
 
 see, a. 2. t^or. 
 'iStjjv, ov(Ta, having beheld, a. 2. 
 
 part. act. of the same verb. 
 'iSijjaiVj 3 pi. a. 2. subj. act. fr. 
 
 ti^w, to see, a. 2. Idov. 
 'le, go, a. 2. imper. act. of tlfitf to 
 
 go, a. 2. tov, eg. 
 *l£^a/3r/X, 7/, Jezabel, the name of 
 
 a queen, indecl. Syr. meaning 
 
 living in an island. 
 "If 01, tsrwjsend, let him send, pr. 
 
 imper. of 'iriyn, to send. 
 "I«t, he sent, 3 s. impf. for Y;/, as 
 
 n ir. mo, oi ir]}ii. 
 *lt'n)Vy rjg, rj, I may send, pres. 
 
 opt. act. of 'irjfii, to send. 
 "Itig, Vei, you, he sent, 2 & 3 s. 
 
 impf. fur 'u]g, 'it], of ir//it : as if 
 
 fr. t£(i>, to send. 
 *li\g, kvTog, sending, pres. pt. & 
 'Itlffai, sending forth, num. pi. 
 
 pres. part. f. g. fr. "u)}ii, to send. 
 'lct(Ti, Ion. ttao-i, 3 pi. pres. ind. 
 
 act. fr. the same verb. 
 "lifiai, & IrjiJii, to go : fr. Ia>, the 
 
 same : fur which is used tZ/it. 
 "If/zoi, to be sent, send oneself, 
 
 be impelled,wish,desire eagerly; 
 
 fr, 'itjfii, to send. 
 'Uixtv, Ion. iffievai, Att. & Dor. 
 
 for Uvai, to send, pres. inf. of 
 
 'iTjIii, pres. part, u^tvog. 
 'Isfiev & ufitvai, Ion. & Dor. 
 
 for ievai, pr. inf. act. fr. tifii. 
 "lev, they sent, Boeot. for "uaav, 
 
 3 pi. impf. act. of "ir]pii : but 
 "Uv, 3smg. a. 2. tor, eg, t,of ttjui, 
 
 to go, V being added on account 
 
 of the following vowel. 
 'Ikvai, to send, hurl, pr. inf. act. 
 
 of 'iripLi, to send : but 
 'Ifvat, pres. inf. act. of ti/yui, or 
 
 Hill, to go ; Sia Xoywv, or did 
 
 y\(b(T<Tr]g i'tvai, to speak. 
 "Ifvrai, 3 pi. pres. ind. pass. «Sc 
 *lkvTeg, nom. pi. pres. part. act. 
 
 fr. Uig : & 
 "ItvTo, 3 pi. impei-f. ind. pass. fr. 
 
 'it] III, to send. 
 'Ifpa, rd, sacred things : fr. U^og. 
 
 Also 
 'tfpd, ac, »), a sort of drug ; the 
 
 name of a serpent ; the largest 
 
 anchor, one never used except 
 
 lEP 
 
 in the last extremity ; tepd voaog, 
 epilepsy. 
 
 ' ii^aKiaKog, ov, 6, dim. fr. upa^. 
 
 'Ifpdv, Dor. for UpCJv,gen. pi. fr. 
 lepog, sacred. 
 
 'IE'PAS, dKog, 6, a hawk, falcon; 
 because Vcrai tv dtpi pc^tCiiog, 
 i. e. is borne rapidly through the 
 air, or because Upbg, a sacred 
 bird ; also, a species of fish. 
 
 lepdofiai, o)fiai, f. cKTOjxai, to be 
 a priest or priestess. Th. If pog. 
 
 'lepdiroXig, tiog, i), Ilicrapolis, the 
 name of a citv ; Gr. sacred citv. 
 
 'lepartia, ag, //, the office of a 
 priest, priesthood : & 
 
 'lipdrtvfia, UTog, to, the priest- 
 hood : fr. 
 
 'Icparcutu, to perform the office 
 of priest, be a priest ; f. crw, pf. 
 lepdrEVKa, pf. pass, itpdrtvfiai : 
 
 'lepaTiKug, i), ov, sacerdotal : fr. 
 upog. 
 
 '\tpa(p6pog, 6, >/, one who carries 
 holy things, a minister : fr. upbg, 
 (pkpit). 
 
 'Itpd uiv. Dor. for Uputv, gen. pi. 
 f. g. fr. iipbg, sacred. 
 
 'Isptia, ag, y. Ion. lepft?;, a priest- 
 ess, 1)1. ispnai : fr. Upevg. 
 
 'l(ptia, ag, y, the priesthood : fr. 
 iipevu). 
 
 'liptlov, ov, rb, a victim : fr. Jepo^. 
 
 Itpe^iag, ov, b, Jeremiah, the 
 name of a prophet. 
 
 Is^ptvg, evjg. Ion. yog, b, a priest, 
 high-priest, 1 Mace. xv. 1, 2. 
 Heb. V. 6, one who takes care 
 of rd Upd : hence dpxieptvg, 
 the high-priest : fr. Upog. 
 
 lenevffifiog, t], ov, fit for sacrifice: 
 fr. ^ 
 
 "Icpf uoi, f. tvauj, to sacrifice, dedi- 
 cate, be a priest : fr. ieoEvg. 
 
 'Itprfiov, ov, TO, a victim, by 
 Ionic dialysis for Upuov. 
 
 'lepia, ag, »'/, := Upeia. 
 
 Ispig, idog, if, a priestess : upog. 
 
 'Ifpi^w, Jericho, name of a city. 
 
 '\tpoy\v<piKd, uiv, Ta, certain sa- 
 cred Egyptian records, not in- 
 scribed with letters, but with 
 figures of animals and other 
 things ; hieroglyphics, now as- 
 certained to be a species of alpha- 
 betic writing : fr. upbg, yXvtpoj, 
 to engrave. Th. yXd^w. 
 
 'lepodoKog, ov, b, i), receiving 
 sacrifices ; received m sacrifice: 
 fr. itpbg, dtxofJiai. 
 
 'ispodovXog, b, //, one consecrated 
 to, employed in, sacred offices : 
 fr. Upbg, dovXog. 
 
 'ItpoOvTog, b, »/, consecrated, sa- 
 crificed as a victim : ispbg, Qvuj. 
 
 'lepoKavTotjJ, Cj, f. oktw, or 'Itpo- 
 KavTfuj, Cj, f. yrru), to burn as a 
 victim, sacrifice : fr. Upbg, kuioj. 
 
 'Itpofirjvia, ag, y, or rather ' Itpo- 
 f.iyvia, ojv, rd, a sacred fc^stival, 
 (318) 
 
 lES 
 
 a sacred montli ; that month in 
 which the Nemea were cele- 
 brated : fr. upbg, fxrjv. 
 
 'Itpofivyi^iovsio, u>, f. lyfftu, to be, 
 or discharge the office of, a «po- 
 ^ivy^uov : fr. 
 
 'lepo[.u'yfxojv, ovog, b, a priest 
 sent to the Amphictyonic coun- 
 cil : fr. 'upbg, fxvyfuov. 
 
 'Ifpor, ou, Tb, sc. du>^a, a temple; 
 sacrifice, victim. 
 
 'Ifpovi'Kyg, ov, b, a victor in the 
 sacred games : fr. 'upbg, viKy. 
 
 'Ifpo7roi£u>,ai,f. ]7<Tw,toconseci'ate, 
 perform sacrifice : & 
 
 '\tpoTroibg, ov, b, a priest : fr. 
 Upbg, TTouii). 
 
 'lipoTTOiTrijg, tog, b, y, becoming 
 to holiness, holy, hallowed : fr. 
 if pog', TrpfTTw. 
 
 'IKPO'2, d, bu, sacred, holy, hal- 
 h)wed, divine, excellent, great ; 
 rd 'upd, sacred things, rites. 
 
 'lipocroXvfia, yg, y, iic'lfponoXv^a, 
 lov, Td, Matth. ii. 1. Seldom 
 found in the fem. Also 'lepovcra- 
 Xyjji, if, indecl. Ilierosult/ma, Je- 
 rusalem, Hebr. Hence 
 
 'hpoffoXv^l'Ttfg, ov, b, an inhabi- 
 tant of Jerusalem. 
 
 'UpoffTeTTTog, b, if, crowned with 
 wreaths for sacred purposes : fr. 
 tfpoc, (TTi<pu). 
 
 'UpoavXiio, u), to commit sacri- 
 lege ; f. r](Tio, i)f. 'upotJvXyKa: Sc 
 
 'lepo(TvXrf(Tig, fwg, & "IfpocryXt'a, 
 ag, if, sjicrilege : fr. 
 
 'UpoffvXog, b, if, a sacrilegious 
 pci*son : fr. 'itpbg, avXdio. 
 
 'Itpovpykoj, di, to celebrate holy 
 rites, celebrate with rites ; sa- 
 crifice, with an accus. ; f. ifffu), 
 perf. 'upovpyifKa : fr. 'upbg, tp- 
 yov. Hence 
 
 'Ifpowpyta, ag, if, sacrifice ; cele- 
 bration of religious services ; 
 priestly function. 
 
 'ItpovffaXiffi, if, see 'lepoaoXvfia. 
 
 'lipo<pavTHo, u), f. i]<j{u, to initiate 
 or instruct in sacred things, of- 
 ficiate as priest : fr. 
 
 '\fpo<pdvTrfg,ov, 6, a teacher of re- 
 ligion and its rites, a priest : & 
 
 '\tpo(pavTiKbg, y, bv, priestly, sa- 
 cerdotal : fr. 'upbg, ^aivu). 
 
 'Ifpoi//dXri;c, ov, 6, a sacred musi- 
 cian : fr. 'upbg, \pdXXu}. 
 
 ' Upoio, u), f. loait), to make sacred, 
 hallow, dedicate, consecrate : fr. 
 'upbg. 
 
 'lipuicQai, pei'f. inf. pass. fr. the 
 preceding. 
 
 '\tp(t>avvrf, yg, if, the priestly of- 
 fice, priesthood. Th. 'upog. 
 
 "Xtaav, 3 pi. impf. ind. act. 'iyv : 
 fr. 'iyfJLi, to send, a. 2. yv. 
 
 'liaQyVj 3 dual, 'UaBt, 2 pi. impf. 
 ind. pass, of 'U^iai, to desire. 
 
 'U(T<Tai, b, a man's name, indecl. 
 Hebr. an old man. 
 
 IHS 
 
 "lero, he wished, 3 sing. impf. 
 ind. m. of 'ufiai, to desire. 
 
 'i'tTTu, a father ; also, a wild 
 goat ; as if fr. aTxa. 
 
 'lEY", hui, ha, ha ! adv. of deri- 
 sion. 
 
 'U^Qdg, b, a man's name, indecl. 
 Hel)r. meaning, an opening. 
 
 'ItXoviag, ov, b, a man's name ; 
 Hebr. meaning, prepared by the 
 Lord. 
 
 'Ifw, to send : fr. fw. But itio & 
 hfpi. Ion. for tlfii, to go. 
 
 'l^dvui, f. Tfffu) ; as if fr. t^eiu, 
 same as V^w, to cause to sit, 
 seat, settle, place, establish, in- 
 stitute ; sit. 
 
 "Isf, sit, pres. imper. act. & 
 
 "I^fo, Ion. for t^ov, pres. imper. 
 jiass. fr. t^w. 
 
 "Uff, sit, Dor. for tZoi>, pres. im- 
 l)er. pass, of the same verb. 
 
 "ICiffia, arog, Tb, a seat, valley ; 
 sediment ; sinking, subsiding, 
 depression : fr. 'i^to. 
 
 'l^ifaag, a. 1. pt. act. of 'i^dvio, f. 
 iffTio, to make to sit, appoint : (Sc 
 
 "l^oitra, ag, d. Dor. for 'i^ovcra, 
 yg, if, sitting, pres. part. f. g. fr. 
 
 "lZi2, f.'iffiij, Att. 'lio, to make to 
 sit, seat, place; sit; 'li^ofiai, to be 
 seated, sit : as if fr. tw, to place. 
 Hence KaOi^oj, the same. 
 
 'IH', an adv. or interjection much 
 used in joyful acclamations, as 
 u) Traiijju, ice. 
 
 'I//, iye, //, Ion. for id, a voice. 
 
 'ly, dat. sing. fr. log, ta, wv, one, 
 only. Aristarchus savs that the 
 gen. & dat. of this word is cir- 
 eumflexed. Perhaps Ion. for fit^: 
 fr. fiia, fiidg, one. See "log. 
 
 'lif'iog, ov, b, Apollo ; fr. Idofxai, 
 to heal : also adj. plaintive, 
 mournful ; fr. u), a cry. 
 
 'llfKOTTog., b, if, healing pain : fr. 
 Idofiai, Koirog. 
 
 "lyXa, 1 cast, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 j(iXXw, to send forth ; f. aXut. 
 
 "lyf.ia, nTog, Tb, Ion. for lana. 
 
 "lyfii, to put in motion, send, 
 throw, fiing, shoot, send forth, 
 discharge, cause to How, stream 
 forth or spring up, let fall, let 
 or cause to hanj; down, inn>f. 
 lyv, yg, y, or leov ovv, eeg eig, 
 f. ijau), perf. dica, a. 1. ifKa, a. 2. 
 7/j', ifg,Tf', pres. pass, Vf/xat, to be 
 sent, be impelled, aim or long 
 for, desire, impf. 'u/xyv, ao, to, 
 perf. tlf-uit, a. 1. pass. 'i9 yi', a. 2. 
 m. 'tfiyi', 8(70, 'tTo, a. 2. part. m. 
 
 J/itvog. Th. tio, to send. But 
 
 'lypi, to go ; as dfii : fr. ew, the 
 same. 
 
 'lif<Ta(T9ai,to have healed. Ion. for 
 id(T(i(TOui, a. 1. inf. m. of idofiai, 
 to heal, f. daofiai : so 
 lifrraro, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. m. Ion. 
 fr. the same verb. 
 
 ler 
 
 "ly(Ti, he sends, 3 sing. pres. ind. 
 of 'iyfxi, to send. But 
 
 "byci, he goes, 3 sing, of uffii, to 
 go : fr. ft/it, or tu), to go : but 
 
 '\y(n, you may go, Ion. paragoge 
 for lyg, 2 sing. a. 2. subj. of dfii, 
 to go, a. 2. lov ; or Ion. 6i poet, 
 for ty, he may go, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 subj. act. of the same verb. 
 
 'lif(Tovi, dat. sing. fr. 'Iffaiov, 6, a 
 man's name. 
 
 'lyaovg, ov, b, Jesus, the name of 
 our Saviour. Hebr. meaning. 
 Saviour. 
 
 'lifTai, Cjv, ol, inhabitants of the 
 island of los. 
 
 'lyTyp, Ion. for iar*}p, 6, a physi- 
 cian : fr. Idofiai, to heal. 
 
 'I/;7-pf ti;, yg, if, the art of healing. 
 
 'lyTpbg, Ion. for iarpbg, ov, 6, a 
 l>hysician. 
 
 'Wayevifg, kog, b, if, legitimately 
 born, indigenous, original, na- 
 tive : fr. i9v, ytivofiai. 
 
 '{QuKtf, yg, if, Ithaca, the name of 
 an island, the country of Ulysses. 
 
 '\OaKyaiog, a, ov, a native or in- 
 habitant of Ithaca. 
 
 *I0ap, quickly ; adv. as if fr. IQv, 
 straightly. 
 
 'iQ'ta, Ion. for iOtia. See I9vg. 
 
 'I0fta,ag,r/, right, straight; i9tiyv 
 vf/wftv, to administer justice, 
 Hesiod Op. 224. litcyv being un- 
 dei'stood ; nom. sing. f. g. «Sl 
 
 '\9tiai, nom. pi. f. g. fr. I9ig, da, 
 V, right ; dat. pi. Ion. I9tiy<n : 
 fr. i9tiy. Ion. for i9ela. 
 
 'I9fwg, Ion. for tv9'hwg, <|uickly. 
 
 "101, go, pr. imper. fr. dfxi, to go. 
 
 "Wfxa, aTog,Tb,a step, pace, gait: 
 fr. tu), or d/xi, to go. 
 
 "Wpig, an eunuch ; whose 7g Tt9t- 
 pKTTui, strength is cropped ott'. 
 
 '[9v,6i i9vg, adv. straightforward, 
 directly, in the way to meet one, 
 immediately. Th. i9vg. 
 l9viiKyg, ov, b, one whose judg- 
 ments are right, just : fr. i9vg, 
 SiKy. 
 
 'l9u9piK, Tpixog, 6, if, straight- 
 haii'ed, with smooth lank hair: 
 fr. IBbg, 9pit 
 
 '10r/frtx"/> ^C» >)) an open battle, 
 pitched battle : fr. i9vg, fidx^' 
 {.lai. 
 
 "WYM BOX, wv, ol, a sort of ridi- 
 culous poem and dance in ho- 
 nour of father Bacchus ; as if 
 fr. i9vuv jSoy, to rush on with a 
 shout. 
 
 'l9vvraTa, quite straightforward, 
 most directly, ])oet. for i9vTaTa, 
 adv. superl. fr. iBvg. 
 
 'lOvvTifp, if pog, b, a ruler : & 
 
 'l9vvTifpiog, a, ov, guiding, di- 
 recting : fr. 
 
 'Wvvio, to make sti*aight, di- 
 rect, guide, govern, rule, correct, 
 punish, go straight, aim, f. vtD ; 
 (319) 
 
 IKE 
 
 pres. pass. iBvvofiai, to be ruled, 
 directed : fr. i9i>g. 
 
 'l9v7rTl'iDv, lovog, b, if, flying in a 
 direct line, straight : fr. iBvg, 
 ir'iTOfiai. 
 
 'I0Y*2, f ta, V, straight, not crook- 
 ed, in a straight line, direct ; 
 u|)right, right, just, true. But 
 
 '\9vg, vog, if, an impetuous move- 
 ment, onset, attack, desire, in- 
 tention, impulse, attemj)t, force : 
 fr. i9 voj, to rush forward ; fr. 
 the preceding. 
 
 'l9vTtvifg, sog, b, if, stretching 
 straight : fr. i9vg, Ttii^uj. 
 
 'l9vrtpog, conipar. fr. i9vg, 
 straight, upright. 
 
 'I9vu), f. vtTio, to be borne straiglit 
 forward, rush onward, desire, 
 long for. Th. the same. 
 
 'Ii^ti>, to be rusty; look like rust : 
 fr. tug. 
 
 "Iicavf or Vfcdvfv, he was coming, 
 3 sing. impf. & 
 
 Ifcavtrov, dual impf. of iKavw, 
 impf. V/cai'ov, opt. 'tKapoifjUy oig, 
 01. Th. 'iKuj, to come. 
 
 'iKavoofiai, ovfxai, to be adapted 
 and fit, become fit or proper, be 
 sufficient ; f. m. loffofiai, perf. 
 pass. 'iKaviofJiai : fr. 
 
 'IK ANO'S, if, bv, fit, proper, suit- 
 able, requisite, convenient, ade- 
 quate, sufficient, competent, 
 able, worthy ; Xaj36vTfg Tb ijca- 
 vbv Trapd tov 'Idrrovog, having 
 taken security from Jason, Acts 
 xvii. 9 : fr. 'ikuvoj, ticavui, to 
 come, come up with, meet, suit. 
 
 'iKavoTyg, yrog, if, fitness, ability, 
 suffitnency : fr. the preceding. 
 
 'Ifcavoyo-0w, let it suffice, 3 sing, 
 imper. puss. fr. 
 
 'iKavotu, to, to make fit or suffi- 
 cient, qualify ; f. waoj, perf. ijcd- 
 vioKa. Th. 'iKavbg, fit. 
 
 'I(cdVa», to come, go, approach, 
 arrive at, reach, touch ; suppli- 
 cate ; agree. Th. 'ikio, to come. 
 
 'lKav<jjg,fidv. sufficiently, enough, 
 abundantly, very much ; well, 
 rightly : fr. 'iKavog. 
 
 'iKavioTttTog, superl. fr. 'iKavog. 
 
 'iKapiog, ov, b, the Icarian sea. 
 
 'iKapog, ov, if, an island near 
 Samos, one of the Cyclades. 
 
 'iKTf, he came, 3 sing. impf. act. of 
 'iKu), to come ; f. V^w, a. 1. l^a. 
 
 "iKtXog, y, ov, like, similar : fr. 
 f tfctu, to be like. 
 
 "Iicfo, come. Ion. for 'Ikov, pres. 
 imper. pass, of Vfco/iat, or 2 sing, 
 a. 2. m. 'iKo^yv, ov. Ion. to, tTo, 
 of 'iKVEOfiai, f. 'i^of^iai. 
 
 'lKS(T9ai, a. 2. inf. m. of the same. 
 
 'iKeaByv, 3 dual a. 2. ind. m. of 
 the same verb. 
 
 'iKeaia, ag, if, a supplication, en- 
 treaty : fr. 'iKtryg, a suppliant. 
 
 'I*cf<rtoc, a, ov, suppliant ; 'iKtaiog 
 
i 
 
 i 
 
 i 
 
 IKN 
 
 Zfvf, Jupiter the protector of 
 
 suppliants ; by sync, for i*f£r»7- 
 
 (Ttoc, tlie same : fr. the same tli. 
 "JfCfr' for 'iKeTo, he came ; 3 sin«;. 
 ^ a. 2. ni. fr. iKveofxai, to come. 
 'lKeTad(')Kog, ov, 6, rj, receivinfr 
 ^ supphants : fr. Xketiiq, (kxo^ai. 
 'iKsrag, a, 6, Dor. for iKerijc, ov, 
 
 6, a sui>pliant. 
 'iKSTEVfia, OTog, TO, suppHcation : 
 
 fr. 
 
 'iKtrevui, to come as a suppliant, 
 
 supplicate, beseech, implore 
 
 help; f. fy(Tw. Th.iKer7)Q. 
 'iKtrrj^ia, ag, i), a supplication, an 
 
 olive-branch bound with nliite 
 
 wool and carried by suppliants : 
 
 fr. 
 
 iKtrrjoiog, a, ov, belonfjinj; to sup- 
 
 ^ pliants, suppliant : fr. iKsrrjg. 
 
 'iKerrjpig, i^og, y, a female sup- 
 pliant : fr. 
 
 IKE'TH2, ov, 6, a sui)pliant ; 
 one who receives a suppliant ; 
 ace. sing. iKhrijv, dat. pi. Ion. 
 
 ^ iKfrgm : fr. iKviofiai. 
 
 'Uernaiog, a, ov, the same as tKe- 
 (Tiog. 
 
 'iKSTiKog, i), bv, capable of being 
 ^ averted by supplication : tSc 
 'IkWic, idog, >'/, a female suppli- 
 ant : fv. iKiTTjg. 
 "iKijai, you may come, Ion. for 
 
 V/cy, 2 sing. a. 2. su])j. m. of Ik- 
 
 yko^ai, to come ; f. 'i^ofiai, perf. 
 
 lyfiat,a. 2. m.tKOfiijv, ov, tro,a, 
 
 2. subj. m. 'iicufincu, y, rjTai. 
 "iKTjTai, he may come ; 3 sing, a, 
 ^ 2. subj, m. of the same verb. 
 'iKud^uj, fut. d(T^o, ^ 'iK^iaivio, f. 
 ^ avu),^ to wet, moisten : fr. iKj^dg. 
 'iKfialog, causing or sending rain, 
 
 an ei)ith. of Jupiter: fr. the Ureoog 
 
 ^^^^' 'iKTiip, vpog, o, r), suppliant : fr 
 
 lAA 
 
 'lKvevfitv({) xpovv, in process of 
 time, at the pro})er time, Ion. &. 
 Dor. for 'iKvovn'svip. 
 
 'iKi'ivvrai, Ion. A: Dor.forljci/orj'- 
 Tai, tliey come ; 3 pi. pres. ind. 
 m. of iKPBOijiai. 
 
 'Iki'o {'fitvog, coming, suitable, pro- 
 per, adequate ; as iKvovntvop 
 fisyeOog, the full size ; pt. pres. 
 m. of the same. 
 
 "Ikoi, he may have seized, 3 sing, 
 a. 2. opt. act. & 
 
 'iKoifiav, Dor. for 'iKoi^irjv, oio, 
 oiTo, a. 2. opt. m. iKoifxtOa, 1 pi. 
 a. 2. opt. m. of iKveofiai, to come. 
 
 "iKOfiai, to come, supplicate : fr. 
 iKu), the same, which more fre- 
 quently occurs. 
 
 'iKofitjv, ov,tTo, I came; a. 2. ind. 
 m. of iKvtofiai, to ccmie. 
 
 'Ikoviov, ov, to, for Eik6viov,Ico- 
 nium, the name of a city ; Gr 
 moaning, a small image. 
 
 ■'iKTOj/ro, 3 pi. a. 2. ind. m. iKoi-ujv: 
 
 "l»:o?7, pres. imper. of obs. 'iko^cu. 
 Th, 'iKio, to come. Or 2 sing. a. 
 2. ind. m. ik6^i}v, of 'iKv'io^ai. 
 
 '\kov, a. 2. imper. m. of i<v'c0^ai, 
 
 to come ; a. 2. 'iko/xiiv, ov, tru. 
 
 lAE 
 
 syncopated fr. WdaQijTi, a. 1. im- 
 per. pass, of WaoKio, to make 
 proj^itious ; f. ao-o/iai, perf. pass. 
 a<T/xai, aai, arm. Th. Wcujj, or 
 i^n^i, f. t'jrroj. 
 
 "iXaog, 6, if, Att. 'iXeiog, w, pro- 
 pitious, joyful, mild, gentle, khid, 
 favourable : as if fr. sXt], sun- 
 shine. Th. Wdoj. Hence 
 
 'IXapbg, a, 6v, joyful, cheerful, 
 
 , Ray, good-humoured. Hence 
 
 'IXapoTijg, Tjroc, y), hilarity,cheer- 
 fulness, gaiety : & 
 
 IXapoio, a, f. o}(no,&. 'IXapvj'io, 
 f. vvuj, perf. 'tXdpvyKu, to exhi- 
 ^ larate, gladden, cheer : & 
 
 \Xapiog, adv. cheerfully. 
 'IXag, Dor. & by sync, i'or 'loXa?, 
 
 ov, o, a nian's name. 
 
 lXd(T9i}Ti, be propitious; by syne. 
 
 'iXaOi, i<t poet, ectas. 'iXj^ei, a. 1. 
 
 imper. pass, of IXarr/co/mt, f. acro- 
 
 /i«t, perf. pass. 'iXarrfxai, a. 1. 
 
 ]Kiss. iXdrrOni', i]g, //. Th. iXdio, 
 
 to be propitious. 
 'I\rt<TK:6(T6^at, j)res. inf. pass, of 
 
 iXdaKo^iai, to aj)pease ; 3 pi. im- 
 
 l>i. tXd<TKOVTo, t iXdaoiiai, pres. 
 
 part. fem. gen. iXarrKO^'tvi]. 
 
 Ik PI ON, o,;, TO, a board, the 'IXd^^ofiai, to make or be made 
 
 deck of a ship, plank, scaffold, 
 pole ; as if uKpiov, fr. uKpog, 
 
 ^ high. Eust. writes "iKpiov. 
 
 'iKpLOipiv, poetic gen. for iKpiov, 
 
 ^ indecl. fr. the preceding. 
 
 "iKTap, adv. near, recently, very 
 
 ^ quickly ; aTrb tov iKvtXabai. 
 
 'iKTfpiKog, t), 6 V, scrofulous, jaun- 
 diced : fr. 
 
 'IKTEPOS, b, V, the king's evil; 
 the jaundice, hat. Icterus ; the 
 bird witwal. It is also written 
 
 IKMa'2, dSog, rj, moisture, va- 
 pour, juice. 
 
 *l*c/xfvoc, bio wing fair, prosperous, 
 epith. of the wind, by sync, for 
 iKo^ispog, the breathing being 
 changed for the sake of euphony. 
 Some however write 'iic/Atj'og ; 
 which is either pres. part, of 'Uo- 
 fiai, or a. 2. part. m. of iKvtofiai, 
 to come, f. 'i^o^iai, a. 2. m. ik6- 
 Mv. Soph. Phil. 494. Some 
 explain U^tvoq, moist : fr. th. 
 iKfidg, moisture. 
 
 'iKi^tlaOai, Ion. for TrpeTrar, to 
 become. 
 
 j'KNE'OMAI, ovfxai, to come, go, 
 arrive, reach, approach, come 
 upon, seize, assail ; entreat as a 
 suppliant, supplicate ; pertain 
 to, be suitable ; f. V^o/^at, ])erf. 
 
 ^ ly^iai, a. 2. m. i(co/z//)/, ov. tro. 
 
 iKvtd/xevop, Ion. for to 'iKavbi^ 
 
 ^ what is sufficient and becoming. 
 
 'iKptofievwg or 'iKvov/xiviug, inli 
 lawful and suitable manner, du- 
 ly, adv. fr. iKVfo/xai. 
 
 iKsrtjg, the same. 
 iKTt'ipiog, the same as tKerffpiog. 
 
 iKTlCi 
 
 propitious, be merciful, propi- 
 tiate, ai)pease, gladden ; f. iXd- 
 (To^ai, sometimes iX«|o//at ; pf. 
 pass. 'iXafffiai, a. 1. imper. iXdcr- 
 
 ^ 6r}Ti ; with a dat. fr. 
 
 'lXd<TK(jj, to i)ropitiate, reconcile, 
 appease. Th. iXdio. 
 
 'IXarrnbg, oi), b, a propitiation, 
 
 ^ expiation : fr. the same. 
 
 'lXd(TOficn, I shall a]>pease, f. l.m. 
 of the same, or of iXaoyiiat ; a. 1. 
 m. iXacrdfujv. 
 
 'lXa<T(Tdfiivog, ov, b, a. 1. part. m. 
 
 ^ by doubling o-, of the same. 
 
 'iXdarTfoi, you may appease. Ion. 
 for 'iXdaffy, 2 sing. a. 1. subj. ni. 
 
 iKWctoc:, a, ov, &byaphier. ,cW-| fr. iXaVvo/in t, to appease * 
 
 ofoc, made of weasel's skin : fr. '\Xaa<r^^Ma, we should ai'.nease 
 
 'IKTIN, Xvog, or '\Kr\vog, ov, b, 
 a kite ; a kind of wolf. 
 iKTig, icog, 7/, a weasel, forret ; 
 
 ^ by aphier. Kug, icog, y. 
 
 "Ikto, 3 sing, plupf. of iKi'tofiai, 
 
 to come ; f. 'iKo/^ai, a. 2. m. iko- 
 
 f^nv, perf. lyfxai. Or sync. fr. 
 
 'iKtTo, 3 s. a. 2. m. of the same. 
 
 IKQ, to come, go, arrive, reach, 
 
 seize, attack ; f. V^i.>, a. l.l^a ; 
 
 hence iKdvio, poet, the same. 
 
 iKiofiai, a. 2. subj. m. of iKveofiai, 
 
 to come ; a. 2.lKofirjv. 
 "iKiovTi, Dor. for 'iKiutri, 3 pi. a. 2 
 
 subj. act. of 'iKoj, to come. 
 ,''^«; «C, >'/, Dor. for (X^. 
 IXcicbif, in troops, in comi)anies, 
 
 in crowds, in swarms, abmi- 
 
 dantly ; adv. fr. iX;;. 
 "IXaOi, be propitious; pres. imper. 
 of 'iXfifii, whence part. 'iXag. Or 
 (320) 
 
 by doubling a, 1 pi. a. 1. subj! 
 m. of the same verb. 
 IXafTrt'iptov, ov, to, an expiatory 
 sacrifice, the lid of tlie ark of tlie 
 covenant, the mercy-seat ; hence 
 Christ is truly the IXatTTrjpiov, 
 because by offering liimself up 
 he has propitiated God : also 
 
 'IXa^Tijpiog, a, ov, propitiatorv ; 
 havmg the power of expiating 
 or pr.)pitiating : fr. iXaV-co;mt. 
 
 IXaoT/yc, ov, b, a propitiator, ap- 
 peaser : fr. 
 
 IAA'Q,AL"lX;;/u,to be propitious; 
 
 f. nmo, i)f.Ka, pres. imi)er. 'iXaOi, 
 
 by eetas. tXtjOi, 
 'IAE0'1\ or-, 6, a snake's hole, 
 
 den of a wild l^east. Also 'IXtbg 
 
 iUus, a twisting of tlie bowels : 
 
 fr. 6iX(u), to turn, twist. 
 "IXfotu, w, to propitiate, appease, 
 
 make iiropitious : fr. 
 
 IMA 
 
 "[Xfwc» w, 6, »/, Att. for 'iXaog. 
 
 'IXij, for elXr}, rjg, y, a troop, 
 baud, crowd, squadron : fr. tXio, 
 iXuj, to roll round. A round or 
 conglobated body. 
 
 "lXi}9i, for 'iXaOi, which see. 
 
 'IXijKyni, by Ion. paragoge for 
 iXijKy, 3 sing. perf. subj. act. of 
 VX///xt, or iXcioj, f. //(Tw, to be pro- 
 pitious ; or pres. fr. poetic verb 
 WilKuj. 
 
 'IXideag, a, 6, Dor. for 'iXmV/jc, 
 ov, b, by aphajr. for OiXidcag, 
 a, b, Ajax, the son of Oileus. 
 
 'lAlA^S, a'c'oc, »'/, If inn, the Iliad, 
 Homer's poi*m on the siege of 
 Troy ; a Trojan woman ; a kind 
 of thrush ; a heap, as 'IXtdg Ka- 
 jcwi', a world of disasters. 
 
 '[Xidg /iayj/, poet, for 'IXtafCj) 
 ^<a\'//, a Trojan battle. 
 
 '[Xiyyidio, w, to labour under a 
 dizziness, be in a dilemma : fr. 
 
 'IXiyl, yog, >'/, a whirling round, 
 vortex, whirlpool, swimming of 
 the head, vertigo, coiling of a 
 snake, dt)ubt, perplexity : as if 
 fr. fiXtyyoc, ov, b, a whirl. Th. 
 tlXf(o, to turn. 
 
 '\Xin9tv, adv. from Troy : & 
 
 'iXibyi, adv. at Troy ; 'iXioOi Trpb, 
 before Troy : fr. 
 
 *iXtoi', ov, TO, & "iXjoc, ov, y, 
 I/itim, Troy : fr. ^iXog, the son 
 of king Tros. 
 
 'IXiopdiaTug, o, o, the destroyer 
 of Troy : fr. *IX(oi', paiio. 
 
 'IXiog, ov, )'/, Troy. See "IXtov. 
 
 'IX(()0t, po'.t. gen. for 'IXioy. 
 
 'IXXatJ'oi, to look at with stern- 
 ness, look askance at, roll the 
 eyes : fr« (Xa>. 
 
 'JXXdt", dcog, y, a band of twisted 
 cords or osiers : fr. tXXtw, or iX- 
 Xio, fr. i'iXho, to twist. 
 
 'lAAOS, ov, 6, the eye : fr.ciXaw, 
 to turn ; for the eves roll. 
 
 'lXXvf)iKbv, ov, TO, I/li/rkum, the 
 name of a country ; thence 'IX- 
 Xvpioi, lov, oi, the I/hfrlaiis. 
 
 *lXXn>, to wink, look askance, 
 s<[uint, roll, turn, wind, inclose, 
 twist, bind, tie : fr. tXXoc;. 
 
 'IXvong, ifffja, tr, nuiddy, miry, 
 slimy, fend : fr. iXvg. 
 
 'iXeot,", or tlXvbg, ov, o, a den, 
 hole : fr. tlXvio. 
 
 'I AY'S, vog & vog, »/, mud, mire, 
 slime, dreu;s, filth : fr. 'iXog. 
 
 'lXv\o,f. vauj, to daub with nmd, 
 befoul : fr. the preceding, 
 l/ui^w, f. <T(jj, p. Kfl, to lash : fr. 
 \fidg. 
 
 'l/xalog, a, ov, pertaining to draw- 
 ing water from wells. 'I^aTor 
 ^Tf.i,t. a song which used to be 
 sun"- by those who drew water 
 from wells. The same song is 
 also called tTravTalog. Th. 
 ilidg, a thong, rope. 
 
 IMO 
 
 'IfiaXid, dg, y, a measure filled 
 with meal, Ilesych.: fr.ifxdio, to 
 draw up, because it is drawn 
 from a ditch. 
 
 'IfidXiog, a, ov, abundant, copi- 
 ous, Hesych. 
 
 'IfiaXlg, Ceres, and the Goddess 
 of corn. 
 
 'IfjiavTtXiKtvg, iiog, 6, one who 
 twists wortls to lash others, a 
 wrangler, sophist: 'ifidg, tXi<Tmo 
 
 'IfuivTivog, y, ov, nuule of lea- 
 thern thongs or straps : fr. 
 
 "IMA'S, dt'Tog, b, a thong, strap, 
 harness, whip, lash, reins, rope 
 of twisted thongs of bull's hide, 
 cost us, girdle ; dat. pi. l/^ao-i : 
 fr. uo, Ifiai, to send or urge on, 
 as with a whip ; or to throw, let 
 fall, as a well-rope. 
 
 'IfidnOXy, yg, y, a whip, lash, 
 scourge : fr. the preceding. 
 
 'Ijjidai, dat. ])1. fr. l/tmc, dvTog, b, 
 a thong ; which see. 
 
 'I/KOfTfTw, f. drru), to whip, lash. 
 Hog, scourge : fr. 'indg. 
 
 'l/ian'c^tov, ov, to, a little cloak. 
 
 'l/jnri^io, to clothe ; f. iffio, perf. 
 i^driKit, perf. pass. Ijuarjc/tai, 
 l»erf. part. pass. ifiaTiaj^iivog, //, 
 ov, clothed : fr. 
 
 'IfiUTiov, ov, Tb, a garment, man- 
 tle, cloak, cloth; for il/i«rio)', fr. 
 eli^ia. Th. ttu, to put on ; perf. 
 pass, eluai. 
 
 '\fiaTio<f>vXa'^, ciKog, b, v,a keeper 
 of the wardrobe. Th. (pvX'jKjnio. 
 
 'llxarifTfjikvog, y, ov, clothed, clad: 
 fr. ifuiTi^io. 
 
 'IfioTicrnbg, ov, b, clothing, rai- 
 ment, apparel, bed-clothes : fr. 
 the same th. 
 
 'Ifxdio, Cj, to draw up with a rope, 
 draw, as water, f. »}<ru>: fr. ifidg. 
 
 '\lxfipoi.iai, the same as 
 
 'IMEI'Pfl, to desire, wish, long 
 for; with a gen.: fr. Yf/<af 
 
 INA 
 
 a veil : fr. 'ii.iovid, (rTpi(puj. 
 
 'IfiTTTOJ, to hurt, prick, frighten : 
 fr. i7rra». Also i/iTrrw, to join ; as 
 if fr. iv for tv, & utttoj, to l)ind. 
 
 "in, sometimes th' ^l it, Ilebr. 
 indecl. a Jewish measure, called 
 a //</?, containing about 5 quarts; 
 Levit. xxiii. 13. Num. xv. 4. 
 Also "I)', himself or herself, for 
 avTbv K. ai'Tyv ; for which the 
 poets use /wti'. In old Latin also 
 is found bn & em for eiim. 
 
 ""Iv, for iva, bravery, ace. sing, 
 fr. *ig, ii'bg, y, a nerve, fibre. 
 
 "INA, that, in order that, so that; 
 a causal conjunct, generally 
 used with the subj. opt. & in- 
 die. ; also adv. where, in which 
 place; 'Ev ovry rrr//Xy 'hut Trtp 
 Opa<y{ij3ovXov, Lysias, 259. Tayl. 
 on the same pillar or public ta- 
 blet as Thr. In the N. T. like an 
 adv. of time, as iXyXvQsv y lopn, 
 'iva, the hour is come, when, dec. 
 With a gen. where, as tdn «jrn- 
 tium, in Latin ; kov jSXkTrtig 'iv' 
 si KaKov, Soph. GKd. T. 421, you 
 perceive not to what extremity 
 you are reduced ; see Markl. 
 Eur. Suppl. 1012, It governs the 
 subj. or indie, when it is used 
 for 'ore, Jo. x\i. 2. & 3 Jo. 4. 
 With an indie, sometimes, espe- 
 cially in the imperfect & perfect 
 tenses ; 'E^avCa, fii) KtvOe vo^t, 
 iva ticofiiv df-Kpu), II. A. 3(>3, 
 speak out, conceal it not in your 
 mind, in order that we mav both 
 know. "Ira eavTOv t^nnrTiov 
 h'sdv, Xen. K. H. i. 7^. Hutch, 
 that the hare falling should en- 
 ter the net ; 1 Cor. iv. G. ix. 28. 
 Rev. xxii. 14. For uxttb, so 
 that,Odyss. i. 13G. With a sub- 
 junctive it has the force of the 
 imperative ; iva iXOijJv 't—iHyg, 
 Mark v. 23, having come, place 
 
 \uiv, trf, we go, you go, 1 «&; 2 thy hands upon ; 'iva irapayyti 
 
 pi. pres. ind. of tZjui, to go. Also 
 i/iei', 1 pi. imperf. of the same 
 verl> : & 
 
 *I/i6»/, to go, Ion. Ifiivai, Dor. for 
 Ivai, fJvai, & If vat, pres. inf. fr. 
 eJfii, or i/;/u, to go. 
 
 '1/^foa, ag, y, also 'Ifi'spag, ov, b, 
 a river of Sicily, the Iliniera. 
 
 'l[xip6tig,svTog,b, f. g. ijutooccro-a, 
 exciting desire, desirable, love- 
 ly, charming, delightful; superl. 
 'ijxepokaTaTog : fr. 
 
 "\fiipog, ov, b, desire, longing, 
 ]>assion. Th. tfuipio. 
 
 ' lfUp6<}>iovog,b,y, having a charm- 
 inu voice : fr. t/ufci()w, (l>(ojn]. 
 
 Xyg, ] Tim. i. 3, take care to ex- 
 hort. Fre(piently it is used like 
 0/rtuf,so that, in the N.T. though 
 rarely in the older authors. It 
 often denotes duty, ii-a (pof^yrai 
 rbv dv^pa, Eph. v. 33, let hei* 
 revere her husband ; d^X' 'iva 
 (pavfpioOibat, 1 Jo.ii. 19, and they 
 ou<;ht to have been manilested. 
 Arrian. Diss. E|)ict. i. 29, Si«j- 
 Kodryg ovK iva irdQy Tavra inr' 
 'AOyvaiuji^, Socrates did not 
 merit this treatment from the 
 Athenians. "Iva jxt), unless; 'iva 
 Ti, or 'ivaTi, why \ for what ? 
 Ion. for TTtjg, how ? 
 
 'I/zforoc, /), 01^, longed for, de- "Ivai, to go, pres. inf. of d^u, to 
 sirable, lovely, delighttul : fr. go ; tlvai Ac i'tvai are also used. 
 
 lutipit). '\vaxtiog, a, ov, of Inachus 
 
 'l/ioi'ut, dg, y. a well-rope: \f.idg.l'\vaxidyg.ov,b,ii son of Inachus. 
 'll.iovioaTp6(pog, b, y, turning a^'Ivax't,", icog, y, 
 
 well-i'opc, drawing water fronij Inachus. 
 
 (321; I \ 
 
 a daughter of 
 
fi 
 
 t 
 
 15:0 
 
 'ivaxoQ, ov, o, king of Argolis, & 
 father of lo ; also a river of the 
 same j)lace. 
 
 'Ivdio, bj, the same as ii4o). Ile- 
 syeh, 
 
 'h'CdWofiai, to appear like, seem, 
 appear ; as if IcdWofxai, by in- 
 serting y, for u^uWofiai, the 
 p'^nit> :^ i'v. nCoQj a face, form. 
 
 ^ Th. £iO(u, to see. Hence 
 IvcnXfiay aTog, ro, an image, ap- 
 
 ^ pearance : fr. the i)rcce(ling. 
 
 INi^IKO'N, ov, TOy Indkum, In- 
 
 ^dian pepper or ginger, indigo. 
 
 ^ \viQ. See in ig", a fibre. 
 
 'J^£<;w, to stretch, Hesych. : fr. 
 tt;, in ace. ir, a nerve, because 
 it stretches the organ. 
 
 INE'Q, a), to cleanse, empty, 
 evacuate, purge. 
 
 'lvlov,ov, TO, the back of the head, 
 nape of the neck : fr. "ig. 
 
 l^^^Q-> lOQ, o, d'i, a child ; Eur. 
 
 'ivuij, a daughter; as aho'lvvog, 
 ov, 6, a son : fr. hug. Hesych. 
 See the preceding. 
 
 'Ivvog, or yijn'og, /t'unnis, the foal 
 of a horse and ass, a mule, nag. 
 
 'Ivpuojiiui, to weep : fr. Trig, or 
 
 fr. ir^v. 
 
 'Ivouj, ])oct. for ii'uoj, to exhaust, 
 
 consume, al)Sorb. 
 
 'iruj,(')og, t),J}w; a woman's name. 
 
 'Ivwcijg, tog, o, >/, nervous, sinewy, 
 
 iilrous : fr. \g, Ivog. 
 
 I3J, Ubg, 6, a little worm which 
 
 eats vines. 
 'l^ctXog, 6, r), bouncing, caper- 
 ing, frisking, lecherous ; fr. (^vg, 
 
 «Sc liXXofiai, to leap. Epith. of 
 
 a she-goat. 
 'J^E, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of 'ikoj, 
 
 to come ; f. V^w, a. 1. IKa, ag, t. 
 "I'itat, you will come, 2 sing. f. 1. 
 
 m. Ion. for 'i^y, of iKvioi.icu, to 
 
 come, f. m. 'iKo^iai, perf. pass. 
 ^ ty^tat, a. 2. m. iKOfajv, ov, ero. 
 'l^tvTi)p, ijpog, tV 'l^tvTrjQ, ov, 6, 
 
 one who snares bii-ds with bird- 
 lime, a bird-catcher, fowler : fr. 
 
 l^tvtx). Th. l^og. 
 'IKfvTpia, ag, »), a female bird- 
 catcher : fr. 
 'i^ivuj, to snare birds with bird. 
 
 lime, catch birds : fr. Itog, 
 'IKia, ag, y), the same as i^6g. 
 'l^unig, (ffaa, tv, sticky, viscous 
 
 poisonous, deadly : fr. l^og. 
 "l^ig, eiog, if, approach, arrival, 
 
 ion 
 
 departure. Th. iicvsofiai, to 
 come ; f. 'i^ofiai, ])erf. iy//at. 
 
 'l^l\ov, oj'og, 6, Ixion : who he 
 was, & why reported to Ije turn- 
 ed round on a wheel in liell, we 
 are informed by Pind. IT. ii. 
 
 "\tofxai, f. 1. m. oViKvkofiai. 
 
 ''I'ioi', 1 sing, or 3 pi. inijjf. for 
 Ikov, B(jBot. for they usually turn 
 K into %', or a. 2. ind. act. of Vk:w, 
 to come, f. 'it,io. Or imperf. of 
 
 *Ia0'2, oi), >/,yEol. fiiaKog, rheum, 
 bird-lime ; a reed used in fowl- 
 ing, a gin ; a swoln vein ; adj. 
 pai-simonious, tenacious : per- 
 Imps fr. Jffxio, to stick. 
 
 'ISY'2, vog, r), the loin, back, 
 si.ine : as if fr. tVxi'c, because 
 strength is in the loins. 
 
 "U'w, to come, a jtoetic verb, 
 formed fr. V^w, f. of 'Uuj : impf. 
 "t'^ov, II. E. 773. 
 IKioCnQ, foe, 6, >'/, viscous, clam- 
 
 ^ my, covetous ; fr. i^bg, tlcog. 
 
 'lofioXUo, ut, f. i)(no, to hurl ar- 
 
 ^ rows, infect with poison : fr. 
 
 'lofSoXog, 6, »), shooting arrows, 
 darting poison : fr. log, (idXXo). 
 
 'lojUiTTpvxog, 0, ■,), having black 
 locks or hair : Xov, jioarQvxog. 
 
 '\oh'i(p,)g, tog, b, >), of a deej) 
 violet colour, purple : fr. lor, 
 ^i'6(pog. 
 
 'lo^oKog, b, /;, receiving arrows, 
 epith. of a quiver : 'IoCokij, )), 
 
 '*! ''"^^'^T: i"^'^'<^T^''^^Ie for darts : 
 fr. ibg, cexof-iai. 
 
 lofiCijg, tog, b, /'/, violet-coloured, 
 dark-coloured, purple, dusky, 
 dark-blue : fr. wi', tlcog. 
 Ibfig, faaa, tv, of a violet colour, 
 dark-coloured, black, dusky : fr. 
 lov. 
 
 "ioifu, loig, loi, a. 2. opt. of tJfii, 
 to go, a. 2. lot'. 
 
 loTo-a, Dor. for luvrra, bavin ^ 
 gone, a. 2. pt. f. g. of same verk 
 
 'IbXaog, ov, b, lohtus : who he 
 was, when lie rose from the 
 
 ^dead, and why, see Pind. IT. ix. 
 
 "lofxtp, let us go, 1 pi. a. 2. ind. 
 lov, of t7;u, to go. Or by Ionic 
 systole for "nofitv, } pf. a. 2. 
 subj. 
 
 'lofuopoc, ov, b, a darter, destined 
 for darts, short-lived, causing 
 death by darts : fr. Ibg, a dart"", 
 & fiopog, fate, by changing u 
 into o. Comp. 'Eyxtffi^iwpog. 
 Th. fitipco. 
 lOM, ov, rb, a violet. 
 
 ^lov, n. g. fr. log, la, "lov, alone. 
 
 '\ov, tg, 6, a. 2. ind. of f7/<t,to go, 
 
 '\6vB', for iovra, ace. sing. a. 2, 
 Jiart. lojy, of tlf^a, to go. 
 
 'loyOug, dcog, y, downy, liairy, 
 
 pimpled ; also swift : & 
 'lONBOS, ov, b, down, tlie hair 
 
 which first appears ; also a pim- 
 ple on the face, pustule : ais if 
 
 fr. dj'Oog. 
 'lovra, going, &, on account of 
 
 the following aspirate, «V>j'0',acc. 
 
 sing. pros. part, of t7/ii, to go ; 
 
 icou, ovTog, f. g. lovtra. 
 'IbvTiov, Att. imper. for iruxrav, 
 
 fr. tl1.11, to go. 
 
 'loTrXoKafiog, b, //, violet-haired, 
 dark-haired : fr. lov, TrXotcai^iog 
 Th. TrXtKoj. 
 
 (322) 
 
 ION 
 
 'loTTTT//, rjg, r), the name of a city, 
 Joppa, Hebr. 
 
 'lopcdvrjg, ov, o, the name of a 
 river, Jordan, Hebr. It rises 
 fr. the two fountains Jor & Dan, 
 at the foot of mount Libanus. 
 
 'lOPKOI, ivv, 01, a sort of goat : 
 as if ^opKoi, from its sharpness 
 of sight : fr. SeoKio, to see. 
 
 'lO'"£,ov, 6, a missile weapon, dart, 
 arrow : fr. V;;;«t, to send ; al^o 
 poison, rust, verdigrease ; hence 
 low, to make rusty ; liociig, 
 rusty : but 
 
 "lo^-, "la, toi', alone, single, one ; 
 alike, the same. 
 
 'lorTTf(pai>og, b, >/, wearing a vio- 
 let crown : fr. lov, aricbavoc. 
 
 111. <TTt(plO. 
 
 'loTijg^ ijTog, )), counsel, will, de- 
 sign, decree, command, behest : 
 ]»rob. fr. 'tg. 
 
 '10\\ adv. expressing grief, Lat. 
 heu, alas ! hence iv^^io, to lament ; 
 also, an exclamation of exulta- 
 tion ; and of languor and un- 
 easiness, heigh-lio ! 
 
 'lovcat'^io, Jada'lzo, to Ju<laize, 
 become a Jew, live like a Jew ; 
 f. t(Tu», perf. iovdaiKa : fr. 'lov- 
 CaTog, Jewish. Th. 'lovcag, 
 ov, 6, Judas. 
 
 lovSa'iKog, }), bv, Jada'lcus, Jew- 
 ish : hence 
 
 'lovcaiKibc, adv. Jada'icc, in a 
 Jewish manner. 
 
 'lovcalog, ov, b, Judaus, Jewish : 
 as yt} 'lovSaia. 
 
 'lov£ai(Tfibg, ov, b, Jvda'inhius, the 
 Jewish religion, imitation of the 
 Jews. 
 
 'lovCaitTTi, adv. Jada'icv, in a 
 Jewish manner. 
 
 'lot-cat;, ov, b, a man's name, Ju- 
 das. Hebr. 
 
 lovXiog, ov, b, Julius, a man's 
 name. 
 
 lovXog, ov, b, the first down on 
 the cheeks ; a sheaf ; species of 
 insect J hynm in honour of Ceres. 
 Th. ovXog, soft, curly. 
 \ovy, I was sending, impf. contr. 
 fr. Vfov. ovv, as if fr. liio. Th. 
 *<<-». or i/;//r, to send. 
 '\ov(Ta, ijg, /}, ace. \,\. Inixrng, hav- 
 ing approached, a. 2. part. f. g. 
 fr. iiiv : fr. ilfu, to go, a. 2. 'iw. 
 lovarog, ov, b, a man's name. 
 Lat. Justus. 
 'lo(p6pog, b, 7), poi.son-bcaring, 
 ^ poisonous : fr. ibg, (ptpco. 
 'loxUupa, flfc,>/,she that delights 
 or rejoices in arrows: fr. u,c,xai- 
 pui : an epith. of Diana. iXiean- 
 der calls an asp loxfaipav, re- 
 joicing in poison, or pourinf^ 
 forth poison. "^ 
 
 . Ibio, u>, to make rusty : fr. i,'g, 
 .^'iTTi'bg, ov, or 'iTrvog, ov, b, a fur- 
 nace, oven, stove, chimn( y, kit- 
 
 inn 
 
 ehcn, lamp, lantern, dung-hill. 
 Th. tTrrio. 
 
 ' Ittoc, ov, b, also 7), a mouse-trap ; 
 )»ressure, load, burden, ])unish- 
 nient. Th. Itttio. Hence 
 
 '!:roi.j,<D, f. lorrio, to press, s<]uceze; 
 tTTovrrOai (Tvn<popa7g, to be op- 
 pressed with misfortunes. 
 
 'iTTTTaypiTai, lov, 01, the three 
 connnaiKlers of the 300 body- 
 !:uar<ls who attended the kinjj of 
 .Sjiartain war: fr.tTr—of,-, dyiipoj 
 
 '\7T~ayMybg, b, >/, conveying or 
 ti-:insi>orting horses : epith. of a 
 shi|) : fi*. 'iTTTTog, dyio. 
 
 'iTTTrd'Cofini, to ride, drive or 
 manage horses : fr. 'iTnrog. 
 
 "iTTTraixfiog, b, 7), poet, one who 
 lights on Iiorseback with a 
 sjn-ar : fr. 'iTrirog, alxnj). 
 
 ' liTTraXtKTpvoiv, 6vog,b, a horse- 
 c«>ck, i. e. a large cock : fr. W- 
 
 TTOg, dXtKTpVibv. 
 
 'iTTTraXtCag, a. Dor. for 'iTTTraXi- 
 t^/;r, ov, b, same as i—7rtvg, tor, 
 b. a horseman. 
 
 'Imrdpiov, ov, rb, a fital, a small 
 ])oor hoi'so, dim. of 'iTnrog. 
 
 'iTTTTapfuxTriig, ov, b, the j>refect 
 of the cavalry, an ofHcer among 
 the Lacedicmonians : i'r.'iTnrog, 
 dppb^M. 
 
 inn 
 
 journey; fr. iTnrtvio. 
 
 'iTTTTfi'^, kog, b, a rider, horse- 
 man, kuitiht, charioteer ; pi. 
 tTTTrt'ig. Th.iTr— o^. 
 
 'iTTTrtvTiig, ov, 6, equestrian, skill- 
 ed in riding : fr, 
 l-TTTTfino, to ride, bo a horseman, 
 knight or charioteer, serve on 
 horseback, rush, sweep along : 
 f. tvau), perf. 'iirirtVKa. Th. Ytt- 
 
 TTOg. 
 
 iTTTni^bv, adv. like horses: fr. 
 
 'i-TTTTOg. 
 
 *l7r7r//f<To-t,dat. pi. Ion. for'nrTrev- 
 ai : fr. iTTTctvg, a horseman. 
 
 iTrTnjXafTit), scil. bcbg, a chariot- 
 road, race-course ; a riding, 
 
 horsemanshij) : fr. 
 
 'iTTTniXdniog, a, ov, whicli may 
 be ridden over, over which 
 horsi>s are driven : & 
 
 'l7r7r;/Xa-/;c> ov, b, a horseman, 
 knight, driver of horses, chario- 
 teer : fr. 'iirTiOg, tXain'io. 
 iTTTrijXarog, b, >'/, fit for riding 
 ovei", open : fr. the same. 
 
 'iTTTrapx^fo, w, f. »/(Tw, to be a com- 
 mander of cavalry : & 
 
 'iTnrdpxtJC, ov, 6, the same as Vtt- 
 Trapxog : & 
 
 'iTTTraftxia, ag, >/, a command of 
 cavalry : fV. 'iTnroc, doyio. 
 iTTTrapxiKug, 7), bv, belonging to 
 a connnander of cavalry : fr. 
 
 ' iTTTTapxog, ov, b, C(mnnander of 
 cavalry, master t)f the horse : 
 lii]>li'(i\']tus, a man's name : also 
 a name of Neptune. Fr. 'iinroc, 
 
 'iTrndg, ddoc, 1), Ton. for 'nnriKT], 
 e<|uestrian ; the equestrian or- 
 der. 
 
 iTTTracria, lag, »/, a ride, riding ; 
 caNalry : «Sc 
 
 'iTTTrdfTinor, b, //, also 7/, or, fit 
 for riding or cavalrv : A: 
 
 i—7rciiTTi)g, ov, b, lit for riding ; 
 a horseman : & 
 
 iTTn-affTiKog, ri, bv, able to ride : 
 tr. \7f:rd^oj.iai. 
 
 \TtiTd(pt<Tig, tiog, 7/, the starting- 
 ])ost : fr. 'iTTTTog, d(ptmg. 
 
 iTTTrtia, ag, 7), the art of riding, 
 horsemanship, equestrian art, 
 liorse-racing, cavalry : fr. itt- 
 
 TTtVU). 
 
 iTTTTnog, 8c iTTTTtoc, a, ov, of or 
 relating to horses, liorsemen or 
 cavalry, equestrian ; 'iTnrtiogXo- 
 (pog, plume of horse-hair : fr. 
 
 tTTTTOg. 
 
 'iTTTrtpog, OV, b, a fondness for 
 
 lorses : fr. ittttoc, tpor. 
 
 iTTTrtvfia, arcq, rb, a ride, 
 
 "l7r7r»//<oXyo(, ot, a Scythian na 
 tion ; milking mares : fr. 'imrog, 
 dpi-Xyio. 
 
 '\7T-idva'i, aKTog, b, a leader of 
 cavalry : fr. ittttoc, dva^. 
 Ittttikoi', ov, TO, ca^alry : fr. 
 
 'lTr7T<K-uf;, /), bi', of or pertaining 
 to a horse ov horsemen, eques- 
 trian, skilled in horsemanship : 
 ittttck:/), 7), sc. r^xr//, horseman- 
 ship. Th. iTTTTo^, a horse. 
 
 'iTTTTtoxaiTijg, OV, b, made of a 
 horse's mane: Ir. itttt(>Cj X"^^V- 
 
 'liTTrioxdppjjg, ov, b, fighting on 
 horsebacU, or in a chariot : fr. 
 Vttttoc, X<'p/t^'/- 
 
 'iTTTTo/^ti'/iao', ovog, b, 7), going 
 on h()rsel;aek,e(|uestrian ; bom- 
 bastic : fr. 'iTTTTog, (Saivu). 
 
 'iTTTTo/^ory/g, ov, b, a feeder or 
 breeder of horses : & 
 
 'lTT7ro/3oroc, o, 7), pro])er for rear- 
 ing horses : fr. iTrTTOJj, ftoio. 
 
 'iTTTTojiovKoXog, OV, o, a horse- 
 feeder, groom : fr. tTrTroc, j^ov- 
 
 KoXtlO. 
 
 'iTTTroCajxng, b, 1), a tamer of 
 horses : fr. 'iiTTrog, iapdio. 
 
 'Imto^iKTvg, tia, v, thick with 
 horsohair : fr. ittttoc, (:a(Tvc. 
 
 'iTTTToc^tfT/irt, air, rd, a halter 
 rein : & 
 
 '{■KTroc'tTijg, ov, b, binding or 
 tying a horse : fr. 'iTTTrog', ckio. 
 
 ' Ittttoc noKTag, a, l)or. for 'Itttto- 
 CiioKT7]C,ov, o,a driver of horse.s, 
 a horsenuin ; fr. itttto^, SiojKio. 
 
 ' Ittttoc popia, ag, /), a horse- 
 race : cSc 
 
 'iTTTTO^pbpiog TlofTti^bJV, Neptuuo, 
 who j)resides over horse-races : 
 fr. 'iTTTTog, dpofxog. Th. rpix^- 
 p. m. cfCpopa. 
 
 'iTTTToCpopog, ov, b, a light-liors(.- 
 (323) 
 
 inn 
 
 man : & 
 
 'l7TTTo^(»o^nf, oi», o,a hijipodrome, 
 race-y;i-ound : fr. the same. 
 
 'iTTTToOf J', adv. from a horse. 
 
 'IttttoQv)], i]g, ?),a woman's name, 
 Or. swift like a hoi-se, very 
 swift : fr. iTTTTor, Ovio. 
 
 "iTTTToiiv for iTTTTotr, gcu. dual ; 
 
 'iTTTTOtfTl.t', dat. ]tl. Ion. fr. ITTTTOf. 
 
 'iTTTToKc'ivOapog, o, >/,a horse-bee- 
 tle : fr. 'iTTTTog, KdvOapac. 
 
 'iTTTTOKtXtvOog, b, if, travelling on 
 horseback or in a chariot, a 
 charioteer: fr. 'iTTTTog,K'i^\tv9oQ. 
 
 ' iTTTTOKsvTavpog, 6, 7), lifppocen- 
 taurns, a centaur, a fabulous 
 monster, half man and half 
 h 
 
 ioi*se : fr. tTTTTog, KtvTavpog. 
 iTTTTOKopiio, w, f. ifcruj, to take 
 care of or groom horses : fr. 
 'Ittttoko/ioc, ov,b, a groom: fr. 
 
 ITTTTOg, KOpioj. 
 
 iTTTTOKopog, b, 7), crested with 
 horse-hair, epith. of a helmet : 
 fr. iTTTTor, Kofitj. 
 
 lTTTTOKopv(7r)}g, ov, b, having a 
 horse-haired helmet, an armed 
 horseman : fr. 'iTTrrog, Kopvnaio. 
 iTTTTOK'pijpvog, o, >'/, high-flown, 
 bombastic : fr. 'iTTTTog, Kprjfivog. 
 
 ' I TTTToKpoTog, b, >), souudiug with 
 horses' feet : fr. Vttttoc, KpoTog. 
 
 'IttttoXi'TI], »/r, //, poet. for'lTTTTO- 
 Xi'Ttta, the daughter of Hippyo- 
 I jit us. 
 
 'iTTTTopai'fg, tog, to, rirus exequa- 
 rjim ithiuivlhus dcflui'tis: Virof. 
 Geo. lii. 280 ; a kind of ]>lant 
 fatal to horses ; a piece of fiesh 
 which grows on the forehead of 
 foals, and which the dam eats 
 off, supposed to ]jossess extraor- 
 dinary virtues ft)r love-potions 
 & magical uses ; a mare's desire 
 of coition : fr. ittttoc, paivopai. 
 
 'lTTTTo/irtj'j)c, for, 6, j},])assionately 
 fond of horses : fr. the same. 
 
 'iTTTTopax^^', <*>, f. Tj(TiO, to fight 
 
 on horseback or from chariots : 
 
 'I-Tro//a\'irt,«r, //. an engagement 
 of cavahy : fr. ittttoc, pdxopai. 
 
 'iTTTTopijTig, log, b, y, skilful in 
 the managemcut of a hoi-se : fr. 
 VrrTTOc, ptiTig. 
 
 'iTTTTOv'iKog, ov, b, IJ'ipponlcus, a 
 man's name : fr. Yttttoc, vim]. 
 
 'Ittttoi'o//, 7;c, »'/, .a woman's iiame, 
 Gr. meaning very intelligent. 
 
 'Ittttoi'o/ioc, o, //, feeding or tend- 
 ing horses : fr. 'iTTTTOc, v'tpio. 
 
 'iTTTTovijjpag, 01', b, a driver of 
 horses : fr. Vttttoc, viopdio. 
 
 'iTTTroTTtipyc, ov, o, poet, expcri- 
 encid in horsemanship : fr. Vtt- 
 ttoc, TTtTpa. 
 
 'iTTTTOTToXog, b, >), convcrsaut with 
 horses, a good horseman : fr. 
 
 ittttoc, TToXfft*. 
 
 I linos, ov, b, a horse; >y, a 
 Y2 
 
M! 
 
 HI 
 
 u 
 
 IPA 
 
 mare, cavalry ; pi. ol 'iTTTrot, 
 horses in a chariot, a chariot 
 itself, warriors in cliariots, ca- 
 valry. But 
 
 "Ittttoq, >), substance. Gen. xiv. 
 21. 
 
 JTTTToo-ort, CTf, t'lj a female driver 
 of horses : &, 
 
 'iTTTTOfToaQ, a, poet. & Dor. f»)r 
 iTnroaoijg, oi% 6, a driver ol 
 horses, a skilful horseman : fr. 
 tTTTTot;, aevu). 
 
 iTTTrocrrafTiQ, €wc, 7), a stand for 
 horses, stall or stable ; restin^r. 
 
 ^ time forhorses: fr.'iTnrog^'irTTiJi^n. 
 
 'iTTTToavvi], i]g, 7), skill in riding 
 or driviuij : fr. 'imrog. 
 
 iTTTTiWa, yEol. nom. for t7r7ror?/c. 
 ov, 6, a horseman, horse-soldier, 
 
 ^ knight : fr. tTTTrof. 
 
 iTTTroro^oTTjg, ov, 6, a horseman 
 armed with a bow : fr. "nriroQ, 
 
 TO^OV. 
 
 iTTTTorpo^gw, I. rjau), to rear 
 horses : & 
 
 linroTpoipia, ag, »/, the keeping 
 or rearing of horses : fr. 
 iTTTTorpo^og, 6, )), rearing horses: 
 fr. 'tTTTTog, rj)E0a>. 
 iTTTTOfKot'ivi], Jlippocrene, a foun- 
 tain in B(X'otia: h\'i7r7rog,Kpi)vt]. 
 "iTTTTovpigj icog, r'l, epith. of a 
 helmet, crested with a horse's 
 tail : fr. 'nnrog, ovod. 
 l7r7ro<pnpf-iiov, ov, to, pasture- 
 ground for horses : tV 
 i 7r7ro0op/3o|^, ov, 6, a feeder of 
 horses : fr, 'i-mrog, (ptpjSio ; pf. ni. 
 7rf0op/3a. 
 'iTTTTOxapjiog, a, 6, Dor. for'lTT- 
 '"■oxdpfirjg, ov, 6, delighting in 
 horses : fr. 'imrog, x"'^^. 
 iTTTTwCqg, eog, 6, r), befitting or 
 resembling a horse : fr. 'i-rrTrog, 
 ticog. 
 
 Ittttujv, atvog, 6, a stable, station 
 for horses : fr. 'iTrnog. 
 l7r7rujpsuj,w,f.rf(T(i),to buvhorses: 
 ir. iTTTTog, uji'fofiai. 
 iTTTrwvid, og, >), the buying of 
 horses : fr. the ))receding. 
 "inTAMAI, to fly, pres. inf. Vtt- 
 irarrOui, fut. TTTr/cro/jai, as if fr. 
 
 TTTCilO, a. 2. m. tTTTOIuDjV or tTTTci- 
 
 ^u]v : fr. TTf ra tt), to expand (the 
 
 wings). Hence 
 'iTTTrjcropai, I will fly ; f. 1. m. 
 
 Itttio, Att. for 'iTTTarfo, you were 
 ^ flying, 2 sing. impf. of the same, 
 'iriT12, or'lTTw, & 'iTTTOfiai, to 
 
 fly ; hurt, wound, press down, 
 
 oppress, afflict, punish. 
 'Ipii, sacred things, sacrifices, so- 
 lemnities, a festival : fr. ip6r, 
 
 Ion. for itpov : but 
 'Ipd, (ig, //, an assembly, forum : 
 
 as if fr, tlnio, to speak. 
 'ipcirai, for leparai, 3 s. pres. of 
 
 ipao/ua, to be a priest ; pres, 
 
 inf. tpacr9at. So ipd'ru), for if pa- 
 
 I2A 
 
 TU), 3 sing, imper, Th. Upog. 
 
 'Iptvg, for Uptvg, Ion. a priest : 
 fr. the same th. 
 
 fpcf w,Ion.f(ir 'ifotino, to .«:acrifice, 
 'pV. J)c, >'/, Hlra, the name of a 
 country. 
 
 Iptfiai, lo. for Uptiat, jmestesses : 
 Ipj/Vor, ov, TO, Ion. i'or'tepuov, an 
 ottering, victim, Th. 'itpog. 
 
 'Ip/yi', svog, 6, same as tipnv, a 
 youth, lad. 
 
 "iprjK, V^'og, Ion. for Upa^, uKog. 
 o, a hawii. 
 
 IPirrEl', <.Ji', a\, arteries. Hip 
 
 pocr. 
 
 I PI 2,tcog, log, Eu)c, i), a rainbow ; 
 
 Iris, a goddess ; a halo round the 
 
 moon ; part of the eye ; the corn 
 
 flag ; ])lant Iris ; ace. Ipiv, dat. 
 
 ^ pi. "ipWl, '{01(7(71, (Of (Tl, 'ipf(7(Tl. 
 
 'lpi(r(nv,i\}i' tpi(n,(\iit. pi. fr. Ipig. 
 
 'IpoXoyit], i]g, 1), a system of sa- 
 cred rites : fr. 'ipbg. Ion. for u- 
 pog, & Xoyog. 
 Ipov, TO, Ion. for Itpor, a tem- 
 
 _ pie ; victim, sacrifice. 
 
 ^ipog. Ion. for 'upog, ov, 6, sacred. 
 ipog, ov, 6, Jrtis, the name of a 
 
 beggar, in II om. 
 
 ISO 
 
 'laavTi, Dor, for lacKjt, they 
 
 know. 
 'l(7dpiQy.og, 6, r), equal in num- 
 ber : fr. 'i(7og, dpiOfiog. 
 
 l(Tafr', for "laiKTi, 3 i)l, ind. pres. 
 '\(yag, avTog, pres. part, of ((n;/<», 
 
 to know. 
 '{(Tacrai, or 7(Ty, 2 sing. pres. of 
 
 "irta^ai, to know, 
 '{(TciGi, K '{(7d(7iv, thoy know, 3 pi. 
 
 pres. ind. of "Kr^fxi, to know. 
 '\od(TKtTo, 3 sing. impf. m. poet. 
 
 for i(TdZ,tTo, fr. ifrd^w. 
 
 Io-ari,^l)or. for i(Tti(Ti, 3 sing. 
 
 pres, of i(Tiifn, to know. 
 '1 2 A'TI 2, ico^, >), the herb >voad, 
 
 used for dveinjr. 
 
 'Ipoi'py/'a«, Ion. ipopylai, wv, 01, 
 sacred rites, ceremonies : fr, ipbg 
 for lepbg, Si. tpyov. 
 '\po(pdvTi]g, ov, 0, Ion. for Itpo- 
 fpdvTTig, otherwise called '\tpo- 
 (p(>\a%, a priest, one who pre- 
 sides over sacred things : fr, 
 iepbg, <f)airio. 
 'Iputv, Ion. itpwi', gen, pi. fr. If pov, 
 
 a sacred thing. 
 '\pio(7vvj], rig, >i. m. for Upotyvvrj, 
 priesthood. 
 
 12, h'bg, »'/, a flbre, nerve, vein, 
 force, strength, ris. 
 ^\(t', for l(7a, like, ecpially, adv. fr. 
 l(Tog, or t(7og, ecpud ; laa kciI, 
 or laa Kui, just as. 
 'l(7adK, b, a man's name. Ilebr. 
 
 meaning, he will laugh. 
 'l(rdyyt\og, b, >/, equal to the 
 
 an^'els : fr. 't(7og, nyytXog. 
 'I<Ta(JfX0oc, o. //, like a brother : 
 fi\ laog, dt^fA^of. 
 'l(7d^io, f, daio, to make equal or 
 alike, balance, be equal or alike. 
 Th, l(7og, e(|ual. 
 Icraiag, see 'll(7aiag. 
 'l(7(nog, oVf b, Isceus, a proper | 
 
 name. 
 'Irrcuog, a, ov, equal, the same as 
 
 ifTog. 
 '1 2 A' AH, i]g, 7), a cloak made of 
 goat-skin; more correctly l^dXr), 
 or I'^aXj) : see "i^aXog. 
 ^I<T«/it, to know, Dor, for r(T/;/it, 
 ''\(rav, 3 pi. impf, of tlfxi, to go. 
 'Irrav, they knew, by sync, for 
 'i(7a(7ai> ; fr, 1(T1]u, impf. of to-y//*/, 
 to know, I 
 
 'l(Tdvtfiog, o, 7), equal to the wind, 
 fleet : fr. "laog, dvt^ioQ. 
 
 (324) I 
 
 Itrav^rig, eog, b, 7), bearing the 
 same name, speaking like : fr. 
 i<Tog, avci). 
 "IcTij, he knew, 3 sing. impf. act. 
 of l(7i)fii : but 
 
 'Icry, you know, Att. for "1(70(701, 
 
 2 sing, ind, of Irraj-iai, to know. 
 'Io•^/yopf<l», io, f. /yaw, cSc 'l<T//yopf- 
 Of-iai, oi'/jai, to speak witli any 
 one as an equal, freely : fr. 
 "iffog, dyopkio. 
 
 'lor /;yo|oia,a(:,//, the rightof speak- 
 ing to another as if to an ecpial, 
 e(iuality of privileges : fr. the 
 I>receding. 
 
 'laijXi^, tKor, b, >/, of the same 
 age : fr. 'i(7og, //Xi^. 
 
 'I(T/;;/fp(rt, ag, //, the equinox ■ 
 irFijfitpia i-itroTTiopivTi, the au- 
 tunmul e«|uinox ; topn't), the 
 vernal : fr. ifrog, )'ifiipa. 
 
 ' 1(77] fifpubg, »), bv, equinoctial ; 
 
 ^equal in days : fr. the same. 
 12HMI, "KTijg, 1(771(71, to know, 
 understand, j)erceive, conjpre- 
 hend: fr. tit'tu,!, tt(rtu,the same. 
 See t(70i, "ia^tv. 
 
 'laiiptTfiog, b, 7), having equal 
 oai-s, sc. 7'avg, a ship of equal 
 size : fr. irrog, tptrfii'yg. 
 
 'l(Tiipt)g, eog, 6, >), cipuil, like: fr. 
 ifTog, dpu>. 
 
 '1(701, know, by sync, for i(7aOi, 
 ]n\ iu)|)er, fr. 'imj^it. Also 
 
 'lo-f^i, be, pres. imper. of tl^i'i. 
 
 "la^^ia, rd,sc. upd, the Isthmian 
 games, celebrated in honour of 
 Neptune at the istlinnis of Co- 
 
 ^ rinth. Th, InBpbg, an isthnnis. 
 
 'l(79jtiaKoi dyioi'tg, 01, the Isth- 
 
 mian games 
 
 'l(70^udg,^ d^og, 7), Isthmian ; ]A. 
 
 'iaOfiidceg, lov, at ; as 'l(70ptdg 
 
 viK7), victory obtained in the 
 ^Isthmian games : fr. icrOfiAg. 
 'Ia0f.iioi', ov, Tb, the neck, a 
 
 necklace : fr. l(79/i6g. 
 'IctOfiiog, a, 01', dwelling in an 
 
 isthmus, epith. of Neptune. '1(7- 
 
 Ofiia, the Istlunian games in 
 
 lion(»ur of Neptune. 
 '1(701.107, poet. adv. for iv '\(rOn<p, 
 
 in the Isthmus; at the Istlnnus. 
 
 120 
 
 'I2nM0'2, ov, 6, an Isthmus, a 
 narrow neck of land between 
 two seas, ])articularly that at 
 Corinth : anvtliin;; like an isth- 
 nms, as the jaws, the part be- 
 tween the mouth and throat : 
 the neck of the clepsydra, as if 
 lOjAbg, fr. ikvai. 
 
 ""jfTi, they go, 3 j)l. ind. pi'es. for 
 tlni. Ion. \a(7i, fr. ilui, to go. 
 
 "IXIKOS, 01;, 6, & '\(7'iKiov, ov, 
 TO, a sausage. 
 
 ''Inig, iCog, Ion. tog, ii,Isis; an 
 yEgyptian goddess; dat."I<Tt, ace. 
 
 'l(7Kapid)T7ig, ov, b, the surname of 
 
 the traitor Judas, Iscariot. Syr. 
 
 meaning, a seeker after money. 
 *J(T<vw, to know, imagine, feign, 
 
 liki-n, compare, speak; for tca- 
 
 Ku), the same. Th. iiCio, to 
 
 know, see ; or ukoj, to be like. 
 'It7ptv, we know, by sync, for t<7a- 
 
 ftti', 1 1)1. ind. i>res. fr. iGiim, to 
 
 know, 
 '[(Tiniviov navTtiov, the Ismenian 
 
 oracle. 
 'l(7oiiapt)g, iog, 6, >), of equal 
 
 weight : fr, Irrog, fidpog. 
 'l(7oyovia, ag, //, e([uality of 
 
 birth : fr. inog, yii'ofiai. 
 'l(7oCatfiujif, ovitg, b, 7), equally 
 
 fortunate, equal to a god : fr, 
 
 ifTog, Cai^ioi'. 
 'l(7uC(aiTa, ;/(;, //, equality in diet : 
 
 fr. 'i(7og, CiaiTo. 
 'l(70CtaiTog, b, »/, equal or similar 
 
 in diet : fr. the same. 
 'l(760fog, b, 7), equal to a god, 
 
 godlike : fr. i(Tog, Oiog. 
 l(70KpaTt)g, iog, b, 1), equal in 
 
 power : fr, i(7og, Kpdrog : also 
 'l(70KpdTj]g, tog, ovg, b, Isocrates, 
 
 a j)roper name. 
 'IdoKpan'/;, ifg^ 7), Ion. for -la, 
 equal power : fr. iaoKpaTi]g. 
 \(70KMXog, b, 7), having equal 
 members or parts : fr, i(Tog, kw- 
 Xov. 
 'l(7oXoyia, ag, 1), e(piality of ho- 
 nour : fr. icrog, Xoyog. 
 'l(7ofii~iTiop, opog, b, 7), Dor. for 
 
 ' I (70 fi i] riop. 
 'laoptykOiig, tog, b, >), equally 
 large, of equal size : fr. laog, 
 p^yfOog. 
 'l(7opfTpt]Tog, 6, 7), of equal di- 
 mensions : fr. 'i(7og, fifTptio. 
 L(7op(Tu)Trog, b, ?'/, having an 
 equal front, equally extended : 
 fr. "loog, /israjTToj', 
 '\aoii7]Toip, opog, b, //, equal to 
 
 its mother : fr. i(7og, fiijTTjp. 
 'l(7opi\f]fTiou ifidTtoi', a cloak 
 e(|ual to a Mih^sian one, that is, 
 soft and delicate : fr. 'icrog, Mi- 
 XiiTog. 
 'l(7opoipEt>j, tj, f. T/ccu, to obtain an 
 
 equal share : & 
 'IfTo^ojpi'a, ag, 7), an equal i^or- 
 
 ISO 
 
 tion, equal j)rivilcges : fr. 
 l(76poipog, & 'l<7('tpopog, b, 7), 
 having an equal share, equal in 
 rank, shared cfpially over : fr. 
 l(7og, fxolpa. Th. fitipio. 
 l(7ov, adv. equally : fr. Icrog, 
 equal. 
 
 ^l(7ov, ov, Tb, equality, an equal 
 share : fr, the same. 
 l<TO)/ttpoe, o, V, like a dx*cam : fr. 
 icrog, bvtipog. 
 
 IcrovtKvg, vog, b, 7), like the dead : 
 fr. icrog, v'lKvg. 
 
 'laovo^iia, ag. Ion. -/;/, ijg, 7), 
 efpiality of civil rights : fr. 
 {crovofioc, o, 7), enjoying equal 
 rights ; icrbvopog, e<iually dis- 
 tributed : fr. \(7og, j'ofiog. 
 
 "laovrai, they will go, jioet, for 
 'iKoi'Tai, 3 pi. f. 1. ni. of iKv'topai, 
 to come ; f. 'i^opai. Or for ti- 
 c70VTai, fr. i/'a> or toj, or tw, 
 
 Ido'oywrtt, ovfioi, to be equal ; mid. 
 fr. 1(7010. 
 
 'l(7(')7raig, ai^og, b, 7), like a child : 
 fr. i(7og, Tralg. 
 
 l(ro7raXi)g,'tog, Ion. t^ 'lai'tTtaXog, 
 b, }), equal in wrestling or bat- 
 tle, of equal match : fr, i(7og, 
 TrdXTj 
 
 I2T 
 
 'Icro^apil^io, to equal, match, com- 
 pare with, be like, as if iao(ptpi- 
 Kio : fr. 'i(7og, (pfpoj, to l»ear. 
 'l(70(papiaeiv. Dor, for iao(papi- 
 ^f/r, pres. inf. of the preceding. 
 \(7o(p6pog, b, 7), bearing an cipial 
 share, of equal capacity or mea- 
 sure : lao^opoi, oxen capable of 
 sustaining an equal weight : fr. 
 "iTog, <pspoj. 
 
 'l(roxnXt)g, tog, b, 7), level with 
 the brim, quite full : fr. iaog, 
 XtiXog. 
 
 'lCTo'i^/y0og, b, 7), having an equal 
 right of voting, of equal autho- 
 rity. Verses are called l(76\\/i](poi, 
 in which all the letters, taken as 
 numerals, make the same num- 
 ber. Such is the epigr. of Leo- 
 iiidas Alex, in Anthol. C. j), 12. 
 5G3 : fr, icrog, ■>l>i'i(pog. 
 icroipvxog, o, >'/, unanimous, en- 
 <lued with the same or a similar 
 mind : fr. i(jog, xf^vxr). 
 
 'lao'oi, at, to make equal or equal- 
 ise ; f, u)(Tio : hence laojcracrOai, 
 a, 1. inf, m. Th, icrog. 
 
 'I(T7rti», to speak : it borrows its 
 tenses fr. tTrio, the same. 
 
 'Irrpa))X, 6, Israel, the name of 
 
 l(767rtdov, ov, Tb, a plain, level Jacob the Patriarch, indecl. 
 
 surface : fr. 
 'l(767rti^og, b, »/, plain, level: fr. 
 
 if^og, TTt^ov. 
 'IfroVtrpot;, 6, >/, hard as a rock, 
 
 like stone : fr. i(7og, TVfTpa. 
 'I(707rXtvpog, b, 7), having equal 
 
 sides, equilateral. Th, TrXtvpd, 
 
 'l(7O7rX7j07)c, sog, b, 7), equal in 
 
 number. Th. TrX^/Oog. 
 
 Ia67rpt(7i3vg, tiog, b, of the same 
 
 age, like an old man, equally 
 
 ^ feeble : fr. iaog, TTo'i(7(ivg. 
 {(joppoTt'tit), d), f. 7](ru), to have 
 force or authority, hold in equal 
 balance : fr. ic7og, pfTru). 
 
 'IcroppoTTia, ag, 7), an equal ba- 
 lance, equilibrium : fr. 
 
 'I<To'|0po7ro<;, 6, 7), equal, of equal 
 weight, equally balanced, equi- 
 valent : fr. i(7og, psTTio. 
 
 '1202, or 'l<7og, rj, ov, equal, 
 like, even, level, just, equitable, 
 proper. 
 
 'l<Torfc\5(«, ag, 7), a state of equa- 
 lity with respect to taxes and 
 tributes : fr. i(70TtX7}g. 
 
 'laoTtXtcrrog, b, 7), having an 
 equal end with, equally com- 
 mon to : fr. i(7og, TtXeio. 
 
 'l(70TtX7)g, tog, b, 7), being on an 
 equality Avitli other citizens in 
 paying taxes : fr. iaog, TtXog. 
 
 'IcTijrTjg, TjTog, /), an efjual condi- 
 tion, equality : fr. iaog. 
 
 'laorlpog, b, 7), of eqiuil value or 
 rank : fr. iaog, tijitj. Th, tiio. 
 
 'laoraOai, for laotaOai, pres, inf. 
 ])ass. of laouj, to make equal. 
 Th. iaog, equal. 
 
 (32:>) 
 
 Hebr. the prince of God. 
 'laparjXl'Ttjg, ov, 6, an Israelite, & 
 'l(7pati\irig, idog, 7), an Israel- 
 itish woman : fr, the preceding. 
 '\a<7axdp,Issach(xr, a man's name, 
 Hebr. meaning, there is a re- 
 ward, 
 "lora, appoint, Att. contr, for 'ia- 
 roOi, pres. imper. act, oi'iaTijpi. 
 Or 3 sing. impf. 'iaraov lov, atg 
 ag, as a, of Idrdtu, or 'iaT7]pi, to 
 appoint : but 
 'lard, 3 sing. pres. ind. or subj. 
 
 fr, laTijiu, to set up. 
 'laTdfitvog, 1;, oi', standing ; gen. 
 Ion. iarapivoio, beginning ; ToD 
 ph' (pOii'ovTog fujvbg, roud'tora- 
 H'tvoio, Od. S. 1G2. at the end of 
 one, and the beginning of an- 
 other month, 'iaTdp.tvog fj,t)v, 
 used latterly to extend only to 
 the tenth of the month, but in 
 the time of Hesiod to the twen- 
 tieth day ; as Opp. 797, Fr. 
 'iaT7]p.i, to appoint ; pass. 'iaTO- 
 pai, to stand. 
 
 laTdvTi, Dor, for laTaai, 3 pi. 
 pres. ind. act. of 'iaTjjfxi. 
 'laTdvu), same as Vor/z/zt. 
 larao. Ion. for 'iaraao, 2 sing, 
 impf. pass, of 'laTapai. 
 "laToa', for 'iaraao, ytres. imper. 
 pass, of 'ianipi, a. 2. taT7]v, f. 
 aT7)ao). 
 "loraro, 3 sing. impf. ind. pass, 
 of the same. 
 
 lardu), (o, same as 'iaTijfu. 
 lore, you know, by sync, for 
 iaart, 2 pi. pres. ind. act. of iaij- 
 
1ST 
 
 fit, to know. Or the imper., 'i(t9i, 
 
 l(TT(jJ, pi. tOTf. 
 
 'larioi'y it is to be known, verb, 
 adj. fur eltTTiov : fr. tUio, to 
 know, perf. pass, dafioi, tlaai, 
 slrrrai. 
 
 "Icrrij, for 'iaraOt, Att. inipcr. also 
 3 biiivr, inipf. 'icFTT]}', j]r, 1] ; fr. 
 'i(TTi}fii. Also Dor. for Vora, 3 s. 
 im])f. fr. lardu), for 'icrrrjiiu. Or, 
 with tlie t subscript, 2 sing. ])res. 
 pass. x\tt. for 'iaTatrai, fr. 'iari]- 
 fxi. But 
 
 'Irrry for 'irrrq,, 3 s. pres. subj. fr. 
 
 "I ST H Ml, to set, place, put ; 
 erect, raise, rear ; arrangt>, dis- 
 pose, appoint, set up, cause to 
 stand, stop, stay, establish : 
 place in the scale, weigh ; put 
 out to interest ; intr, to stand, 
 be present, rest, stand erect, 
 stare, stand up, ai'ise ; as if fr. 
 arcni), f. <7rr]<7io, perf. ifrrijKa, 
 1 stand, perf. part, farz/fcwc,-, 6c 
 by sync. Iffrawg, ])y crasis ea- 
 TLog, ujTot;, 6, standin;:. The 
 pres. & inipf. are trans, and 
 intr. ; the fut. cS: aor. 1. trans. ; 
 the perf., ])lup. tSc a. 2 intr. So 
 pei-f. inf. IrTrdi'ai, for earrjKS- 
 vai, poet, arrrdneu &. iardfievai, 
 a. 2. t(TTi]i', rjg, jj, perf, pass. 
 i<Tra/xai, a. 1. pass. tcrrciBqv, rjg, 
 17, a. 1. inf. (Tra0/}vat, a. 1. part 
 
 I2X 
 
 exploring, recording, narrative, 
 
 ITA 
 
 ^ history, gen. pi. laro^iClip : & 
 laroniKOQ, ?), or, hisfoncus, liisto- 
 rical, a historian : fr. 'itTTwp. 
 
 'loTo^wvffi, 3 pi. pres. ind. ol 
 iT7-o<)fca>, to know, record ; perf. 
 iiTTonrjKci, pres. i)art. j>ass. 'kjto- 
 
 ^ pOVfliVOg, T], OV. Til. 'i(TTWp. 
 
 'IffTvg, OV, 6, a mast ; sail ; loom 
 from which the threads are spun, 
 shuttle, warp, web. Th. 'icjTtifii. 
 
 'IffTOTovog, 6, 7), stretched on a 
 loom : fr. itrroL-, rtivio. 
 
 ](TTOTpifit)g, eog, 6, ?'/, acfpiainted 
 with sails : fr. {T-of, rpijiio. 
 'laTovoy'ni), w, f. 7} era;, to weave : 
 
 fr. itrrog, tpyov. 
 "loTpoj', ace. sing. fr."l<Trpog,ov, 
 o, the name of a German river, 
 ^ the Danube, the Ister. 
 "Icrroj, let him know, by svnc. for 
 
 KTcirix), pres. mijier. ; so kttioi', 
 
 for iffCLTajv, the same : fr. Iffijfii : 
 
 but 
 "IjTTio, contr. for Vcrrao, Ion. for 
 
 'ifTTaao, 2 sing. impf. ind. j^ass. 
 
 or i)res. imper. pass, of 'iartj/xi, 
 
 to stand. 
 
 io-T-wr, 1 stood, impf. ind. act. 
 
 for 'i(TTt)v, as if fr. 'kttciujj for 
 
 'itTTrjixi, to stand. But 
 
 larojv, by sync, for hdrivv, 3 
 
 dual imper. or for im'inocrav, 3 
 
 pi. imper. of "iffrjpi, to know. 
 
 (Tra6?fig, f. 1. pass. (JTaOnrTo^ca, "l^TiiP, onoc, o, /i, knowinrr 
 
 y, trai ; mid. "lara^ai, impf. to- 
 
 rdf.itjv, f. aTrifjonai, both trans. 
 
 and in trans. 
 'JfTT-iT/, ;/(;, //, Ion. for t'oTi'a, 
 
 I't's'rt, a hearth, home. 
 'la-iTjTopiov, OV, TO, Ion. for tV- 
 
 TiciTopiov, a dining-room : fr. 
 
 the above. 
 'i(TTwcpop'uOj (5, f. ?';(rit», to run 
 
 with fidl sails, use sails and not 
 
 oars : fr. lariov, cpn^iog. 
 'inriovj ov, to, a sail ; tissue, 
 ^ web ; pi. TO. 'laTia : fr. laTog. 
 'ItTTioppdcpog, 6, 1), a sailcloth 
 
 weaver; cheat: fr. tortov, paTr- 
 
 ^laTojSo^fi, dat. sing. Att. fr. 'laro- 
 (iotvg, Uog. 6, the plough-beam, 
 the pole which passes between 
 
 ^ the oxen : fr. \(jThg, jiovg. 
 
 'larodoKT], VQ, >/,the rece|)tacle of 
 the mast : fr. torog, dt^opai. 
 
 'IffToKtpaia, ag, r), the sail-yard, 
 antennce : fr. itTTog, Kspauu 
 
 'l(TT07rtti],7]g. »), the foot or lower 
 part of the mast : fr. irTTog, Trictj. 
 
 "loTopa, ace. sing. fr. 'icFTOjp^ opog, 
 6, knowinir. 
 
 Icrropiw, f. ?}rrw, perf. i)ica, to in- 
 quire, search, investigate, find 
 out, leaiTi by inquiry, relate, re- 
 
 ^ cord : fr. the preceding. Hence 
 
 'l(TT6piipa, UTog, TO, a device, 
 motto, fact, narrative. 
 
 laropia, ag, ?), inquiry, search. 
 
 skilful ; a witness, judge, um- 
 
 l)ire : fr. "lutj^n, to know. 
 
 l(Tx', for Iffxe, pros, imper. or 
 
 3 sing. impf. of itrxw, for tx^o, 
 
 to have. 
 'l(TX"\iog, a, or, drv, withered : 
 
 ir. KJxvog. 
 'I(Txara^, \mct. for irrxavq., he 
 ^ desires, 3 sing. pres. ind. fr. 
 
 laxald^^}, iZ, to desire, long for, 
 
 l)ersist, hold back, stop, stay, 
 
 loiter, hinder, restrain, repress : 
 ^ fr. 'irrxijJ, the same. Th. txio. 
 '\(Txdi>ii, he resti-ains, 3 sing. pr. 
 
 of iaxdvio, the same as toxu), to 
 
 restrain, re^tress: fr.tx'«^,tohave. 
 
 lo'X"'''^tt»(Ta, fur i(Txaj'w(7ii, j)res. 
 
 part. ind. act. f. g. of iaxai^duj, 
 
 ^ to repress : fr. i(txw, the same. I 
 
 l(rxfip6u}(Tii>, poet, for i(Tx(tvQmv. 
 
 they repress, 3 pi. pres. subj. of 
 
 the same. 
 '\axdvio, to repress, restrain, stop, 
 
 check : see in laxduu. 
 'Irrxdg, dcog, >), a dried fig : fr. 
 
 I fT;(^ roc, shrunk in the process of 
 
 dryinj;. 
 
 IfTx^n^y & hxffifvai. Ion. & 
 
 Dor. for Inxeiv. 
 "lo-xfo. Ion. for laxov, restrain, 
 
 pres. imper. pass, of the same 
 ^ verb. Th. t;^a>, to have. 
 'If^X^v, Dor. for "ktxov, of tlie 
 ^ same tense and verl*. 
 'l(TXiov, ov, TO, or 'Iffvioi', the 
 (32G) 
 
 hip, liaunch, thigh-bone ; rd ia- 
 
 XM, the thighs : fr. 
 'ISXIS, nog, >;, the loins ; as if fr: 
 
 tVxi'Cj because there is strength 
 
 in the loins. 
 'Io-xv"/r<u, f. avtZ, to dry up, 
 
 weaken, restrain : fr. 
 
 ISXNO'S, ?}, bv, thin, meagre, 
 
 lank, slender, fine, subtle, close, 
 
 compressed, concise : fr. Itrxw. 
 'i<TxJ'or>;g, j;rof, ?/, thinness, niea- 
 ^ greness : fr. the precediug. 
 'loxvoipiovog, u, t), having a thin 
 
 or sqiffaking voice : fr. Icrxroc, 
 
 '[(Txov-ai, they stop, 3 ]»1. pros, 
 ind. pass, of it^w, for txoj. 
 'iTX^'piKofiai, f. iaof^iai, to bo 
 
 strengthened,contend in strength 
 with any one, strive with ; ban 
 upon, confide in; avouch, afHrm, 
 
 ^ maintain, persist : fr. hxvpog. 
 
 'IffxvpoTToisio, aJ, f. y,Tw, to 
 strengthen, heighten a subject 
 by an accunmlation of ])articu- 
 lars, exaggerate : fr. ((Jx^'puc, 
 
 TTOlkcO. 
 
 'l<TXVi>oCy ti, or, strong, might v, 
 poweriul, vigorous, firm, valid, 
 violent, vehement, severe; corn- 
 par. laxvpOTfoog, superl. icrxv- 
 
 ^ poTuTog. Th. icTxvg. 
 
 '\<TXVi)6uj,uJ, to strengthen, con- 
 firm ; f. lofTijj, jierf. IcFxvpwKa, 
 impf. iaxvi>oov ovv, oig org, 
 oe ov. 
 
 'IfTxvpiZg, adv. strongly, excced- 
 
 , ingly, vehemently : fr. hxvpog. 
 
 'II'XY'2, vog, i), strength, force, 
 vigour, power, virtue, might, 
 ability ; dat. iVxeV, ace. hxvv. 
 Io^X*''^'^5 to be able, strong, power- 
 ful or firm ; f. vaoj, perf. lavd- 
 Ka. 111. laxvg. 
 
 'Itxw, iig, fi, to have, hold, oc- 
 cupy, hinder, restrain. Th. tx^. 
 Imoi'ia, ag, 7), the full value : fr. 
 icroc, uji4u>. 
 
 'Ifft'ovvfxog, 6, 7), poet, for tTrwvv- 
 flog, of the same name : fr. lirog, 
 ovajxa. 
 
 "icTujg, adv. equally, in like man- 
 ner, perhaps, probably, surelv, 
 certainly. 
 
 'ifTujni, they may know, 3 pi. a. 1. 
 subj. fr. Hi^oj, to know ; f. I'lrruj 
 or laco. But perhaps for ^aam, 
 
 ^ 3 pi. pr. ind. of Intipi, to know. 
 
 iTaXia, ag, j), Italui, Italy, so 
 called fr. Icing I talus. 
 
 'iTuXiKog, ,), ov, lUdlcus, Italian, 
 Latin. ' 
 
 'lTa\iwTi]g, ov, 6, an Italian. 
 
 iTaXio-jTig, t^og, ,), an Italian 
 woman. 
 '\TaXbg, ov, b,Iialu?, Italian. 
 
 IjaXbg, ov, 6, a calf ; as if fr. 
 
 <r//c ; Lat. rifidui>, as fr. 'E/ca- 
 
 y^/;, Ili'ciiha. 
 
 Ira^ia, ag, y), rashness, bold- 
 
 14>I 
 
 ncss, impudence : fr. 
 'iTOfwg, }), bv, rash, bold, brave, 
 -magnanimous. Th. iTtjg. 
 'iTt, ai)proach, 2 pi. pres. imper. 
 
 Wi, iToj, fr. (Ifii, to go. 
 'ITE'A, ag. Si. 'iThj, i]g, >'/, a wil- 
 low, osier, spear or shield made 
 of willow : fr. lerai, because it 
 is of quick growth. 
 'iTtivog, 77, or, of willow or osier: 
 
 fr. the preceding. 
 'Ir^oj', it must be gone, verb. adj. 
 fr. tlfu, to go. 
 'Ir7/i', they two went, 3 dual im- 
 
 perf. of iTpi, to go. 
 'ITHS, ov, 6, bold, straight-for- 
 ward, venturous, rash, brave, 
 impudent : fr. dpi, to go, tw, 
 no, iTai, who goes where others 
 dread to go. 
 "Irov, dual pres. ind. and dual 
 
 inq»f. of upi, to go. 
 'iTovpaia, ag, rj, the name of a 
 country, Iturea. Syr. mountain- 
 ous. 
 'ITPIA, o)v, rd, the lower guts; 
 
 pastry, sweetmeats : fr. 
 "iTpiov, ov, TO, a sort of thin cake. 
 'Ittoj, in Aristoph. for "kttco, let 
 
 him know. 
 'I TVS, voQ, 7), the circumference 
 of a shield, felloe of a wheel. 
 In Ilomcr the same as d\pig. 
 The rim or border of everv thiu'r 
 round ; the boss of a shield. 
 "Irw, let him go, 3 sing. pres. im- 
 per. "lOi, iTio, of elpi, to go. 
 'It~y7), ijg, 7), a hiss, whistling, 
 cry, outcry, vociferation, shout : 
 & 
 'Ivyftbg, ov, b, a shouting, voci- 
 feration : fr. I'y^w. 
 'ivy^, yyog, >/, a wag-tail, wry- 
 neck, (a little bird so called, be- 
 cause it twists its neck.) The 
 Romans call lifrutilla; for Fnt- 
 t'ls is a name of Venus : used 
 in incantations and love-potions. 
 Therefore I'vy^ is also used for 
 a charm, longing, desire. 
 'Iv'^uj, to hiss, scpieak, shriek, cry, 
 shout, whistle, play on the pipe. 
 Th. lov. 
 'IvKTu, Maced. for 
 'lvKri)g, ov, b, a hisser, whistler, 
 singer, trumpeter, piper : fr. 
 
 1X12 
 
 'l(piykviin, ag, 7}, a woman's name, 
 the daughter of Agamemnon. 
 l<piKXeici]g, ov, b, a man's name 
 
 I12N 
 
 'l\//, iTTog, b, an insect or worm 
 infesting timber or tlie horns of 
 animals. 'I'h. "itttuj, to hurt. 
 
 'IfpiKXfia, ace. sing. fr. 'I0tK:Xuyr, *I;//rto, you have hurt, Ion. for 
 'l<piicX})c, a man's name. "npuj, 2*siug. a. 1. m. l\pdnjjv, of 
 
 '■>■ V 
 
 'i(pa, I have hurt, perf. act. of 
 iTTTio or "nru), to hurt ; f. \pio. 
 l(p9lpog, b, »'/, or 7;, or, strong, 
 mighty, brave, valiant : fr. l<pi, 
 bravely. Th.iCi ^vbg, 7'/, a mus- 
 cle, strength. Others derive it 
 fr. J<pi, Qvfiog. 
 
 ^i<pi, strongly, powerfully, brave- 
 Iv, valiantlv, adv. fr. "tg. 
 l(f)ia pTiXa, fat & fruitful sheep ; 
 
 ^ II. E. 550: fr. i^ing. 
 
 'l^idvaaaa, ijg, >'/, a woman's 
 name. 
 
 l(ptog, a, 07', fat, fleshy, stout 
 strong : fr. 70i. 
 *I0iC, 7), a woman's name. 
 'IX^vdio, w, to fish. Th. Ix^vc. 
 'iX^vf^oXtvc, ewg, & 'IxOvjioXog, 
 
 ov, b, a fisherman, fish-piercer : 
 
 fr. ix6*»'C» /3aX/\w. 
 'lX^t''('toi', ov, TO, a little fish, di- 
 
 min. fr. txOvg. 
 'Ix^vijpbg, d, bv, fishy ; adapted 
 
 for or belonging to fishing : fr. 
 
 the same. 
 'ixOvtciov, rb, a little fish : & 
 'ixOiiiKog, 1), bv, as ix^viK)) ttvXij, 
 
 the fish-gate : fr. Ix^i'g 
 'ixOvotihjg, iog, b, 7), like a fish, 
 
 fishy, abounding hi fish : fr. I'v- 
 
 uvg, tiCog. 
 'iX^^otig, stTffa, tv, fishy, full of 
 
 fish : fr. ix^vg. 
 'lxGi'oGi]pT]T))p, Tjoog, b, a fisher- 
 man : fr. I'xt^i'c, 6)]pdu). 
 'IxOvoXvfxtjg, ov, b, pest of fish, 
 
 devourcr of fish : fr. Ix^^'Q, ^vpv- 
 'IX'^i^ottw/Xt/c , ov, 6, a fishmonger: 
 'IX^i'oTTwXte, ih>c, 7}, a woman who 
 
 sells fish : fr. ixGi'Qi TrwXfw. 
 IX^fpoCj the same as I'x^i^'/pog : 
 
 fr. 
 
 'IXBT'2, roc, o, a fish ; pi. 'Ix- 
 Ovg, a fish-market, Aristoj)!!. 
 See Graev. on Ilesiod. 'A. 312. 
 IxO?^a»t^j/C, sog,b, }'/,^^lxOvoei^t)g. 
 
 'ixvsia, ag, //, a tracking, follow- 
 ing : fr. (xi'6t'n»7. 
 
 "IX^'fo-ti/, dat. pl.fr. Ixvog, tog, to. 
 
 'ixvivp-iov, irJuu'umon ; a kind of 
 weasel, also called t'x rcur>}r, who 
 searches after the eggs of the 
 crocodile ; a kind of wasp. 
 
 "ixvfvffig, €(jjg, 1) a tracking or 
 tracing, as of game : & 
 
 'IXvsvTt)g, ov, b, a tracer, search- 
 er, hunter : fr. 
 
 'Ixvtvio, f. (Tu), to trace the steps 
 of, track, quest, hunt, seek out, 
 investigate : fr. "ix^'^G- 
 
 'Ixv'no, u), to go, approach : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 '1X7^7/, nom. pi. fr. Ix'^^Qj f g, to. 
 
 'IX^'';Xa-£(u, Cj, f. 7/(Taj, to trace, 
 follow the track or footsteps of : 
 fr. (XJ'OCj tXavvo). 
 
 'iXJ'tor, ov, to, a footstep, track, 
 trace. 
 
 'IX N OS, eog,Tb, a footstep, track, 
 trace, vestige, sole of the foot, 
 heel, pace. 
 
 'IXi'0(TK07rsu),oJ, f. 7]cno,to examine 
 the steps, investigate narrowly : 
 fr. ixi'oc, OKOTr'ttx). 
 
 'IXli'P, Cjpog, b, chile, undigested 
 blood, gore ; whey, serum. Also 
 the divine fluid that issued from 
 the womids of the gods, ichor. 
 (327) 
 
 "tTTTU) or 'iTTlO, to liurt. 
 
 'fv/zoc;, ov, b, the cork tree ; but 
 '\4^bg, ov, b, ivy. 
 
 liT, alas, adv. an exclamation of 
 sorrow ; also of joy ; but 
 
 'lip, dat. sing. fr. log, ov, o, an ar- 
 row ; also adj. one ; as jVp i'lj.iaTi, 
 in one day : see log : but 
 
 'Idi, i}Jg, I may send, pres. subj. 
 of i7//a, to send : & 
 
 '\io for ty(o, Schol. Aristoph. 
 
 'loidBap,, 6, a man's name, indecl. 
 IIe])r. meaning, perfected by 
 God. 
 
 'liijaKtin, a man's name, indecl. 
 Ilebr. meaning the Lord will 
 raise him. 
 
 'Ittia7', a man's name, indecl. 
 Others have 'liovdv. 
 
 'liodwa, ijg, y, Hebr. meaning, 
 gracious. 
 
 'Iwavimg, a, b, the same. Or 'Iw- 
 <ij'ra, indecl. 
 
 'JMuvvTjg, ov, b, a man's name, 
 John. IIe])r. gracious. 
 
 'Iw/3, a man's name. Job, midecl. 
 Hebr. bewailing. 
 
 'J(oya, poet, for iytjj, T. 
 
 'IQFH', ijg, 1), a covering, shelter, 
 tent, shore ; shout, voice, cry. 
 
 'Iioypbg, by aphieres. of d, for 
 duoypbg, pursuit, persecution, 
 tumult of battle. Th. hioKuj. 
 
 'IwStig, eog, b, 7}, of a violet co- 
 lour : fr. lor. 
 
 'IQH', fjg, 7), a clamour, voice, 
 cry, shout, noise, blast : as if fr. 
 'ir]pi, to send. 
 
 'l(oi)\, 6, the name of a prophet, 
 undeel. Ilebr. he rests. 
 
 IioKi), by aphser. for ^iioki), the 
 same as ^iiv^ig, fii'ght, jtursuit, 
 rout, din of battle. Th. tuoKu). 
 
 'lojXKbg, ov, 7/, a city of Thessaly. 
 
 'I^jfitv, 1 pi. a. 2. subj. oi'dfii, to 
 
 "IQN, wroc, o, Ion, from whom 
 the lonians are called : but 
 
 'I(ov, ha ! oh ! fr. 116. Also 
 
 'Iwr, iovcra, having gone, ap- 
 proached, going ; a. 2. part, of 
 ilpi, to go. 
 
 Iwr, for iyiov, in the Boeotian 
 dialect. 
 
 'Ia>rac, «, 6, a man's name. Hebr. 
 signif. a pigeon. 
 
 'IcJrya, Boeot.for iyo},OTtyu)ys,\. 
 
 Iiovia, a violet-bed, where la, 
 violets, are grown. Th. lov. 
 
 'Iiovia, ag, 7), Jonla, a country. 
 Th. 'lojv. 
 
 'lioiiKbg, 7/, bv. Tonic, of the lo- 
 nians, soft, delicate : fr. the same 
 th. Hence 
 
 'lioi'iKwg, adv. like the lonians j 
 

 .1 
 
 KAA 
 
 softly, effeminately. 
 'ItJ^, iCJKog, 6, in Horn, the same 
 
 as lujKrjy which see. 
 'liopii^i, 6, the name of a liinc;, in 
 
 deel. Ht'br. raised by the Lord. 
 *I(i»()£»7^ 0, a man's name, undeel. 
 'lujaacpaTy 6, the name of a pious 
 llebr. the Liii'd 
 
 king, undeel. 
 
 AVI 
 
 11 jud 
 
 ire. 
 
 idecl. 
 
 lioffFj, o, a man s name, mi 
 
 Hebr. old. 
 'Iu>rr/}0, 6, a man's name, nndecl. 
 
 Hebr. he will add. 
 'IiorriaQf ov, 6, a man's name. 
 
 Hebr. who is from the Lord. 
 *I(ira,ro,the name of the smallest 
 
 letter among the Greeks, undeel. 
 'loix/to'Oj <J^ a tumult, rout ; gen. 
 
 Ion. fr. 'Iu)-)(i.ibg, ov, 6, the same 
 
 as uoyfiog. Th. ciujko). 
 *Ik2^, lioTTog, by the name of a fish. 
 
 K. 
 
 K, the tenth letter ; as a numeral, 
 signifying 20, and with iota sub- 
 scribed {k) 20,000. 
 
 KA BA'A7VHi:,o»', 6, hat.caballui>\, 
 a pack horst', horse, nag. 
 
 Kdji3f3rt\' & Kd/3/Ja\f, he threw 
 down. Dor. or poet, for Kars- 
 l3a\€, ind. act. cSc 
 
 Kai^'iaXiiv for /cara/SaXtTi^, a. 2. 
 inf. act. & 
 
 KajS^dXeT, 3 sing. a. 2. m. for 
 KaTtl3d\ero ; fr. Kara/3dA\w. 
 
 Ka/3/3d(;, clvtoq, 6, descending, 
 l>oet. sync, for Karu/Sdc;, a. 2. 
 ])art. act. of KaTctjSaivu). 
 
 Kd/3/7, rjg, //, food : fr. icdTrrtu, to 
 eat ; fr. Kuj-iog. 
 
 Kd/3/;^, rjKOQ, b, or Kd/3a^, a bird 
 of prey : fr. the above. 
 
 KalitjrroOev, adv. from KdiSqrrog, 
 a city of Thrace, 11. N. 3G3. 
 
 KA'BOS, ov, b, a corn measure. 
 
 Kayyovv, for Kara, yovv^ on the 
 knees. 
 
 KATKAMON, ov, TO, the gimi 
 of an Arabian tree, gum-lac. 
 
 KdyKavoQy or Kdyx«^"'C» o, y, 
 <lried, dry : fr. Kay\aiv(i}. 
 
 KAFXA'ZQ, f CKTix), perf. ciKa, to 
 laugh loudly, giggle, laugh at, 
 <lt'ride, reproach. 
 
 KATXAI'NQ, to warm, dry, 
 parch. 
 
 l\ay\a\a.io, w, to laugh aloud, de- 
 ride, exult, rejoice, triumph : fr. 
 XrtXdw, to loosen. 
 
 K«yxaXo(u(Tt, poet, for Kay\a- 
 XoKri, 3 pi. pres. subj. of the 
 above. 
 
 Kay%rt<T^o^, 01', 6, loud, immode- 
 rate laughter : fr. Kayxd^^. 
 
 KayxXd^u), f. dfru), to laugh im- 
 moderately, heartily. 
 
 Kdy<i), for kcu iy(o, and I. 
 
 Kddd' for KctTa Cf ; Kacd' iipa, 
 
 KAG 
 
 Dor. for Kara ^k apa. 
 KdSS' ti5aXe for KartiSaXe SL So 
 
 Kdid' lOope for kcitiOooe de. 
 Kacc'k, poet, for Kara ce. 
 KaC^t-mnt, poet, for KaTtTTKTf 
 
 t^6, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. fr. jcura- 
 
 TriTTTlO. 
 
 Kadc()aOiTt]v, Dor. & ^Eol. for 
 Kart^^)a6kTi]r, 3 dual a, 2. act. 
 of KaTaCapOdi'u), or Kara^pijOif). 
 to sleep. Th. CapQdno, the 
 same ; a. 2. tcapQov, bymetath. 
 tSpaOov, f. <)ao9i)(ronai. 
 Kadcvvafxiv for Kara luvafiiv, 
 
 according to tme's power : fr. 
 
 Cvv(tfiiQ, tujQ, i), i)ower. 
 K.a^^v(Taif for Kctrn^vffai, a. 1. 
 
 inf. act. of KaTcdviOj to go in. 
 
 Th. Cvpit) & dvio, the same. 
 Ko("ioj', ov, TO, a wallet, pitcher, 
 
 bucket, little cask. 
 Ka^inKoQ, ov, 6, the same. 
 Iva^fitloQ, a, ov, belonging to Cad- 
 mus ; dat. pi. Ion. KaCfxtioKxi : 
 
 fr. Kdc^fiog. 
 KaCfitio>vaQ,acc. i)l.fr. Kac/i«twv, 
 
 ioroc, o, a Cadmean : & 
 Kal'^iqidi^ dirb Sijjidi', poet, for 
 
 Kaci^njio)^ dnb Oiifiiop, from 
 
 Cadmean Thebes : «Sl 
 Kaci-nfig, idog, //, a Cadmean wo- 
 man : fr. 
 Kd(Y*o^, 01', b, Cadnms, a man's 
 
 name. 
 KdcoQ, toQ, TO, poet, for kt'iCoq, 
 
 tog, TO, a funeral, funeral show 
 
 or procession, affinity : but 
 KA'AOS, or Kdccog, ov, o, a cask 
 
 for wine, pail, bucket, pitcher; 
 
 an urn, in which the votes were 
 
 collected. 
 KA:^Y'TAS, oj', o, a Syrian herb. 
 Kculg, h'Toc, b, burned, a. 2. pt. 
 
 pass. fr. Kaiuj, to burn ; f. Kavffu), 
 
 a. 2. pass. tKurjv. 
 KA'Z12. to adorn ; f. ffio, pcrf. 
 
 pass. KkKa(Tf.iai : hence tKSKciaTo, 
 
 3 s. plupf.: KeKaaixEyog, adorned, 
 
 endued, distinguished, eminent. 
 
 Dor. KtKa^fiipog. 
 Karj, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. pass. & 
 Kaijvai, a. 2. inf. pass. fr. jcatw, 
 
 KAe 
 
 KaTU, uyvi^u}. 
 KaOaif-iaKTog, 6, >/, stained with 
 
 blood, bloody : fr. 
 Ka9aifid(T(Toi, f. ^(o, & KaOai- 
 ficiTooj, u), f. (i'j(T(L», to make 
 bloody, defile with blood : <Sc 
 KdOaifiog, b, //, flowing or stniued 
 with blood, bloody : fr. Kara, 
 aifia. 
 KaOaiptntg, (log, i), destruction, 
 subversion, slaughter : fr. 
 KaOaipsu), to pull down, over- 
 throw, subvert, demolish, de- 
 stroy, take away, depress, com- 
 press, close ; remove from C(»m- 
 mand ; repeal, condenm, kill, 
 slay, repress, diminish ; f. V/o-w, 
 f. 2. KaOtXu), perf. KaOrJpi)Ka, a. 
 2. KdOtlXor, tg, e, a. 2. part. act. 
 KaOtXioi', oi^Tog ; ]»ass. to be 
 pulled down, subverted, destroy- 
 ed, &c. : fr. K-oTrt, aipiu). 
 KABA1'P12, to cleanse, purge, 
 purify, expiate, chastise ; f. 
 KttOoput, perf. KeicdOaitKa, perf. 
 pass. KiKuOctn^aiy perf. part. 
 KtKftOap^^vog, 1], or. 
 KaOdXXofiai, f. aXovfiai, to leap 
 
 down : fr. Krard, liXXofiai. 
 KaOd-jraX, once for all, at once, 
 altogether, wholly, totally, utter- 
 ly: adv. fr. KUTu, d'Tra^, once. 
 KaOdTTtp, as, just as, like as, in 
 like manner : fr. »card &, inrip ; 
 fr. oainp, J/7rfp, oirtp. 
 KaOciTTTiKbg, /), bi', caustic, se- 
 vere, biting, abusive : fr. 
 Ka0d— ro/trtt, f. \po^ai, to touch, 
 bite, sting, blame, provoke, 
 reprimand, attack, find fault 
 with, complain of, lay hold of ; 
 soothe, address courteously ; take 
 as a witness ; Ka0a7rT6i.iti'og, 
 pres. part.: fr. K-ard, uTTTofiaif 
 to touch, f. v//o/iat. 
 KaGdTTTO), to fasten to, bind on, 
 connect to, fit, join, hang by ; f. 
 xpco, perf. KaTi]<pa, a. 1. KaBti^w. 
 fr. KaTo., uTTTU), to fasten. 
 ILaOdptiog, or K.aOdptog, b, >/, 
 
 pure, clean. Th. KuOaipio. 
 KaOapiiiog, ^dv. purely, neatly. 
 
 to burn ; f. Kuvaoj, a. 2, tKaov, KaOaptvto, f. aio, to be pure, pu 
 a. 2. pass. Udtji', Ion. Kdt]v. \ rify : fr. KaOaipio. 
 Karjrronai, 1 shall burn, fut. 2.'Ka9dp0ai, to be made pure, or 
 
 pass, of Kaiio, to burn 
 Ka0d, adv. as, even as, just as, 
 
 as well as : fr. icard ci, according 
 
 to which. 
 KaOayidKdi, f. d(no, to pin-ify, 
 
 consecrate : fr. jcard, uyidi:iu). 
 Ka0ay t^w, to consecrate, sanctify, 
 
 purify, exi)iate, ])erform funeral 
 
 rites, pollute, profane, burn : fr. 
 
 K-ard, dyjsw. Th. liyog. 
 KaOayifffibg, ov, 6, consecration, 
 
 ottering to the dead, funeral 
 
 solemnities, expiation : fr. the 
 
 above. 
 KaOayvi'CoJ, f- «o'w, to purify : fr. 
 (328) 
 
 purified. Ion. for KiKuOdpOai, 
 perf. inf. pass. & 
 
 KaOapOrjvai, a. 1. inf. pass, of 
 KoOaipio, to cleanse; f. aput, perf. 
 pass. KticdGapi.iat. 
 
 KaOapit^uj, to cleanse, purify, ex- 
 })iate, heal ; f. iaoj, a. 1. ind. 
 tKaOdpifja, a. 1. imper. Ka9d- 
 piaor, dTU), a. 1. subj. Ka9api(Jii\ 
 yg, y, a. 1. inf. Ka9apiaai, j)er| 
 KtKa9dpiKa, perf. pass. KiKa9df 
 picTfiai, a. 1. pass. lKa9apirf9i]V, 
 a. I. imper. pass. Ka9apia9i]Ti^ 
 iKa9api(T9i] nvTov i) X€7rpa,iVlatt. 
 
 "viii. 3, his leprosy was cleanse' 
 
 If 
 
 I 
 
 KAe 
 
 as Jo. XV. 2. see Hom. Od. Z. 
 
 03. Th. Ka9aipM. 
 Ka9api6TTig, iiTog, y, cleanliness, 
 
 puritv, neatness : ^: 
 KcWapibio, u), to purify, render 
 
 clean : fr. Ka9dpiog. 
 \iu9dpirfig, eoig, //, & 
 Ka9api(Ti.ibg, ov, b, a cleansing, 
 
 purification, expiation : fr. the 
 
 same. 
 
 KdOap^a, arog, to, filth, offscour- 
 ing, ofi-scum, an expiatory sa- 
 crifice ; hence pi. 
 
 KaOdp^/ctTii, wv, TU, vile and ab- 
 ject 'men ; wretches sacrificed 
 to avert the wrath of the gods. 
 Th. Ka9aipuj. 
 
 Ka9apfi6'C^o, f. o(Tw, to fit, adjust 
 to : Ir. KUTd, upf^ib^^tt. 
 
 Kai^apfibg, ov, b, a cleansing, 
 purification, expiation, mark 
 of a blow or stripe : fr. KciOaipu). 
 
 Ka0«oog-,d,6r,pure, clean, bright, 
 clear, oi>eJi, fair; simple, unmix- 
 ed; innocent, blameless; empty, 
 fi'ce fr<»m : whence Ka9itpu}g, 
 adv. purely : fr. KaGaipio, to 
 
 luirit'y. 
 
 Ka9ap()Tijg,i]Tog, »/, purity, clean- 
 ness, innocence : fr. the same. 
 
 Ka9ap7rd^w, f. (no, to tear or 
 snatch <lown, seize hold of : fr. 
 Kara, duTrd^oj. 
 
 Ka9dp(nov, ov, to, a cleansing, 
 expiation : fr. 
 
 K a9dp(nor, b, »'/, expiatory, cleans- 
 ing, puritving; Ka9dp(nov vCwp, 
 1 
 cat 
 
 KAe 
 
 make to sit : fr. Ka-d, c^w. 
 Ka9tLKU'ai, perf. inf. act. fr. Ka0- 
 
 bjfxi, to let down. Th. V»/jut, or 
 
 foi, to send ; perf. tUa. 
 KciGtlXov, (c, £, a. 2. ind. act. of 
 
 Ka9a(psio, to destroy. 
 Ka9ti^uvog, let dt)wn, pf. pt. pass. 
 
 of Ka0t/y/u. Tb. fu>. 
 Ka9tli>ai, a. 2. inf. act. fr. Ka9i- 
 
 K(i9t7vTo, 3 pi. plup. pass. fr. 
 
 Ka9ii]Hi, to let down, perf. pass. 
 
 KuOtlfiai: fr. Krard, i///xi, to send, 
 
 f. i'/noj, a. 1. 7) fca, perf. HKa. 
 KaOtipyvvfJii, same as 
 Ka9ti\}y(jo, to restrain, within >ld, 
 
 shut up, inclose, confine ; f. ^w, 
 
 a. 1. Ka9tlpKa, part. perf. pass. 
 
 Ka9tipy^ivog : fr. K-ard, tipyio. 
 lLa9tXpKTai ^ Ka9i7pKTO, 3 s. pf. 
 
 cS: i>h'ipf. ])ass. of the above. 
 Ka9eig, tVTog, b, a. 2. i»art. act. 
 
 fr. KaOiijfu, to let down ; a. 2. 
 
 Ka9i]i^. Th. 'n//u, to send : but 
 Ka9tTg, or Kn9' tig, one by one, 
 
 an Hebraical or Hellenistical 
 
 expression, Mark .xiv. 19, Jo. 
 
 viii. 9, for Ka9' h'a, nom. for 
 
 accus. 
 Ka9n(Ttv, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 Ka9i^ijD, to cause to sit, set or 
 
 l)lace down : fr. KaTd, t'sw, a. 1. 
 
 tltra. 
 Ka9ti(TT))Kti(Tav, 3 pi. plupf. act. 
 
 of Ka9i(TTi]i.u, to appoint. 
 Ka9tlTo, 3 sing, plupf. pass. fr. 
 
 ica9iijfii. See Ka9t'ipT0 
 
 lustral Nvater, water for piu'ifi- Ka0£(ca(Tr»;v, lor icaO tKuaTyv, 
 latum. Th. Ka^a.^ow, to cleanse, sc. »//i^ pa v, every day, di^'b- ^^' 
 d9apmg, twg, 1), a purificati.ni, Ka9'tKaaTov, for Ka9 tKuarov, 
 
 purgation, cleansing, expiation : 
 
 fr. the same. 
 Ka9apTt)g, ov, 6, one who cleanses 
 
 or purifies, a purifier from mur- 
 der, an avenger ; a scavenger, 
 
 Plut. iii. 283. Hence 
 Ka9aoTiKbg, //, bv, efficacious in 
 
 purging, cleansing, purifying, 
 
 purgative, cathartic. 
 Ka9apu), Dor. for KuGapov, gen. 
 
 fr. Ka9apbg, pure ; also f. 1. of 
 
 Ka9aipuj, to cleanse. 
 Ka9apCJg, adv. purely, clearly; 
 
 eauditUy, sincerely: fr. Ka9apbg. 
 Ka9apiOTtpog, more pure, com- 
 
 par. fr. Ka9ap6g. 
 
 Ka9tcov^ai, y, fTrai, I will sit ; 
 
 f. 2. m. of fca8f^()/jat, to sit. Th. 
 e^io, or toj, to place. 
 
 Ka9'tcpa, ag, 1), a seat, chair, sit- 
 ting, siege, sojourn, delay, halt : 
 fr. KaTU, Upa. Hence 
 
 Ka9touidio, w, to place in a seat: 
 
 Ka9i^ofiai, to seat one's self, sit 
 down, encamp, dwell, sojourn, 
 loiter, delay; pres. part. i\\. Ka9- 
 fZ.v^tvog, impf. m. tKaGt^oniiv, 
 f. 2. m. Ka9t5ovfiaL : fr. 
 
 Ka9tZ^o, 3 s. a. 1. Ka9tT<Ttv, to seat, 
 
 KuB'iKanTa, one by one. 
 
 Y:.a9fKov(ni>g, b, 1), voluntary, 
 spontaneous: fr. Kara, Uoixnog. 
 
 Ka9(KTbg, 1), bv, that may be re- 
 strained or repressed : fr. KUTt- 
 
 Xoj. Th. tx^'* ; f- ^^•'^• 
 KaOtXy^, 2 sing. a. 2. subj. act. 
 
 fr. Ka9aipioJ. 
 Kn9tXKvuj, ^ Ka9iXKU), f. Km, to 
 draw down, launch ; KaG'tXKtiv 
 Ti)v bXKttda, to bring a .ship into 
 harbour, Isocr. Th. tXKio, to 
 draw ; f. ^a». 
 KaGtXut, t~ig, tl, f. 2. ind. act. of 
 Ka9atp'cuj, to destroy. 
 Kd0t/ta, arog, rt>, a necklace com- 
 posed of various gems, collar, 
 ornament of the neck. Is. iii. 18. 
 Ezek. xvi. H '•^.fr- Ka9b)i-U, to 
 let down. Th. V///Lt<. 
 Ka9efifvog, a. 2. i)art. m. of Ka9- 
 ii]l^a, to let down. Th. V/jjiti, or 
 euj, to send ; a. 2. m. f/^/yr, tVo, 
 
 tTO. 
 
 Ka9ivvvni, to cover, clothe; ku- 
 Tcuiph'og, poet, for Ka9iifiivog, 
 
 Od. N. 351. 
 Ka0t^r/(;,adv. in order or succes- 
 sion, then, afterwards: fr. Kara 
 iUig, the same. 
 
 (329) 
 
 KAe 
 
 Ka9tK(o, f. 1. act. of icanxw, to 
 withhold, retain, keep back. Th. 
 tx^o, to have ; f. t^w. 
 
 Kd0to, let down; Ion. for Kd9e(To, 
 or Kd9ov, a. 2. imper. m. of Ka9- 
 itipt. Tb. V/;/Ltt, to send. 
 
 KdOfo/ta, arog, to, a necklace, 
 jx-ndant : fr. jcard, ei'pw. 
 
 Ka9tp7rio, impf. Ka^tToTroj^ ; & 
 Ka9fpTrv^io, f. v(Tu), to creep, 
 crawl or glide down, spread, 
 grow, go to : fr. K-ard, toTroj. 
 
 Kd9tg, let down, a. 2. imper. act. 
 
 Kd9e(Tav, 3 pi. a. 2. ind. act. Ka9- 
 
 yv, of Ka9i)]^ii, to let down. 
 Ka9i(TaavTo, Ion. & poet, for 
 
 Ka9ti(TuvTo, they placed, 3 pi. 
 
 a. 1. ind. m. of KuGiZio, to place: 
 
 fr. KaTU, tZio, a. 1. tlaa. 
 Ka9t(TTaiAtvog, pf. part. ])ass. of 
 
 Ka9inTi]i^u, to api»oint ; pf. pass. 
 
 Ka9'i(TTa^aL : fr. KaTu, "ktti]^i. 
 Ka9t<TTijKa, ag, i, perf. ind. act. 
 
 3 1)1. Ka9t(rTiiKd(n ; hence 
 Ka9t(rTiiKCog, perf. part. fr. Ka9- 
 
 KTTtjfjii, to appoint. 
 Ka9i(TTihg, wTog, appointed, es- 
 tablished, existing, by sync, for 
 
 Ka9t(TTyKiug, pf. pt. of the same. 
 Kd9tTog, ov, 1), a perpendicular, 
 
 plumb-line, line : fr. KaGitfiai, 
 
 to be let down. 
 Ka9tv^oj, to sleep, go to bed, 
 
 slumber; be indolent; f. KaGtv- 
 
 Srinio. Th. fvSio. 
 KaGtvpff-ia, or -pij^a, aTog, to, 
 
 any thing found, unexpected 
 
 gain, invention : fr. 
 Ka9tvpi(TKu},f. p»j<Tw, to find out, 
 
 detect : fr. kutu, tvpiaKto. 
 Ka9t\P'to), w, f. T/o-o),to boil down, 
 
 soften, break, digest : kutu, t\poj. 
 Ka9k^rj<^i{^, tojg, //, a boiling down, 
 
 decoction, digestion : fr. the 
 
 above. 
 Ka9t\pidoi.iai, wfxai, to rail at, 
 
 taunt : fr. Krard, t-ipidonai. 
 Ka9nopwv, they looked down, im- 
 pf. Att. fr. KaGopdio. Th. bpaio. 
 
 KdGy, you sit, Att. for Kd9i](Jai, 
 Ion. Kd9i]ai, 2 sing. pres. of Kd9- 
 
 ijfioi, the same as Vfiai, to sit. 
 
 KaGiiyffiuJv, bvog, b, >/, a leader, 
 
 guide, preceptor, adviser, coun- 
 sellor : fr. K-ard, yy^nov. 
 
 Ka9ijyfOfiai, ov^ai, to lead by the 
 hand, lead the way, guide, direct, 
 conduct, preside over, teach, in- 
 struct: fr. K-ard, T/yeo/iat. Hence 
 
 Ku0/;y //r>)e, ov, b, a leader, guide, 
 instructor. 
 
 \Kci9i)CV7raGkio, St, f. //frw, to in- 
 dulge in luxury and efieminacy: 
 fr. K-ard, ii^vg, TraVxoi. 
 
 \ia9tiKa, ag, t, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 Ka9iiini, to let down. 
 
 KaGiiKov, ovTog, to, becoming, 
 convenient, decent; office, duty, 
 obligation ; tu Ka9iiKovTd /ioi, 
 
KAe 
 
 KAe 
 
 my duty : fr. KaOrjKO). | Ka6h]fii. Th. 'itjjji, or ho. 
 
 JLaOrjKovTiog, adv. agreeably to! Ka0<fo£t'a>, f. tt'O'w, to consecrate, 
 
 11 
 
 one's duty, fitly, suitably : fr 
 KciOrjKiOy to arrive at, pertain to, 
 
 reach, extend to, belong to ; be 
 
 meet, proper, suitable, conveni- 
 ent or becoming; be one's duty; 
 
 KaOrjKti, it is tit, with a dat. 
 KaOijXoit}, w, f. ii)(j(t), to nail down, 
 
 fasten with nails: fr. Kara, i)\og. 
 
 Ht-nce 
 K«0//'\wo-tf,fwC,>'/jJV nailing down. 
 KdOijfiai, to sit down, sit, be 
 
 quiet or inactive, remain, abide, 
 
 dwell ; imper. KciOijrro, imperf. 
 tKa9t)fxi}i>, ao, TO. Th. tji-iai. 
 
 Ka9iifii7H)g, 7), ov, sitting, pres. 
 part. fr. the above ; ov ijaar 
 KaOi'ifitvoi, Acts ii. 1, where they 
 were dwelling. Reckoned a He- 
 braism by Vorstius iSc Heuman- 
 nus on Luke xxiv. 4f). But it is 
 thus used by Xen. iv. p. 74. ed. 
 Basil. & i. ]). 177? ^vhere it is 
 joined with t^iarrx'/itor. 
 
 KaOtjfiepar, daily; used adverbi- 
 ally, & has TO often prefixed: & 
 
 KaVtJiAeoivog, /), ov, 6i KaOjjjxk- 
 piog, a, OV, daily : fr. Kara, 
 y'lfxkpa, a day. 
 
 KaOi}i^il.dvoQ, hung, pf. part. pass, 
 fr. KaOa'rrTu). 
 
 KdGiifjty he wiped off ; 3 sing. a. 
 ] . act. of KaQa'iQojy to cleanse ; 
 f. apoj. 
 
 Ka0ype9t}v, by systole for kciO- 
 ypi]9r]v, a. 1. ind. pass, of KaQ- 
 aiptoj, to destroy. 
 
 KaOt^pyjTo, 3 sing, plupcrf. ind. 
 pass, of the same. 
 
 KaQrjaOai, to sit, pres. inf. fr. 
 Kd9))pai. Th. //jurtt. 
 
 Kd9ii(T0, sit, pres. imper. of the 
 same. 
 
 Ka9q(xoi.iai, I will sit, f. 1. m. of 
 Kd9ti^uu, to sit. Th. I'jfiai, the 
 same. 
 
 KaOT/rrro, he was sitting, poet, for 
 Ka9i'}ro, Ion. for lKd9iiro, 3 sing, 
 impf. fr. KaGijfiat. (Jthei^s con- 
 sider it 3 sing, plupcrf. fr. c^w, 
 pf. pass. 7](Tfiai, piuperf. i](T^qv, 
 r'jcro, jj(TTO. 
 
 Ka9ti(TvxdX^, f. dffio, to rest, be- 
 come siknt, acquiesce: fr. Kara, 
 r)avxd^io. 
 
 KrtO/jiptr, he fastened, 3 s. a. 1. 
 ind. act. of /caOaTrrw. Th. utttio, 
 to bind ; f. i|/tL», pert'. »/»/)«. 
 
 Kd9i^poQj 6, r/, wearied with ex- 
 ertion : fr. Kara, iCpoig. 
 
 Ka9iCpvv0ivT(Q, noni. pi. a. 1. 
 part. pass. fr. 
 
 KaGiCnvi'O), 6i Ka9i^pvi.'j, f. vffio, 
 pert*. VKa, to set, ])lace, found, 
 settle, establish, erect, huild, con- 
 secrate : fr. Kara, iSpuvu) or 
 
 I 
 
 i ill 
 
 sacrifice, immolate : fr. Kara, 
 
 itoti'u). 
 
 > 
 
 Ka0tfp()w, io, f. u)(Tio, to conse- 
 crate, dedicate, devote: fr. Kara, 
 'lenoio. Th. Unng. 
 
 Ka9ifaav, 3 pi. impf. KuQirjv, fr. 
 Ka9i)]fii. 
 
 Ka9i^dvoj, to sit down, sit u])on, 
 rest, place, set: fr. Kara, I'Cdvio 
 
 Ka9i^u), to cause to sit, set or 
 place; sit, sit as judge; consti- 
 tute, appoint, lay an ambush, 
 besiege, remain, sink ; with a 
 participle or adjective, to eflect, 
 as KXaiovra KuGi^iiv, to make 
 any one weep; f. imo, a. 1. tKd- 
 Gitra, a. 1. imper. Kd9i(Tov, o'rw, 
 pi. Ka9i(TaTe, a. 1. ]):irt. act. 
 Ka9i(Tag, a. 1. subj. KaGiffio, yg, 
 y, a. 1. inf. Ka9iaai, perf. act. 
 KfKd9iKa, pres. m. K(i9i^0fioi, a. 
 
 1. m. tKaOirydfii]!', w, uto, a. 1. 
 sul'j. m. Ka9i(7it)nai, ?j, ijrat, ^ 
 in 2 pi. Ka9i(T7]a9e : fr. Kara, V^w, 
 to make to sit. 
 
 KaOiijm, to let, send or tlirow 
 down, let fall, let go; leap down; 
 put in, send privily; metaph. to 
 explore, let grow, lower tl>c 
 voice; yvo)^ag Ka9tlvai rZ/c tto- 
 Xeiog, Aristoph. 'Ekk\. to try the 
 opinion of the city, as sailoi's by 
 a plummet sound the depth of 
 the sea; f. rycw, a. 1. ind. KaGi)- 
 Ka, a. 2. Ka9tjv, i>res. pass. Ka9- 
 iffxai, I am sent or let down ; 
 pros. )>art. Ka9d[.itvog, tj,ov: fr. 
 fcara, V1///1. 
 
 KaGiKeo, Ion. for Ka9iKov,2 sing, 
 a. 2. m. of KaBiKviOftnt. 
 
 Ka9iKiTtve, 3 sing. impf. act. fr. 
 
 KaGiKiTtvio, f. tvffoj, perf. tvKa, 
 to supj)licate, implore, entreat : 
 fr. fcara, iKertvuj. Th. 'iKtTfjg. 
 
 KoOt>ci'fo/<at, oi'fiai, f. iKofiai, a. 
 
 2. iKi)fii]v, to arrive at, reach, 
 attain, come at, touch, penetrate, 
 affect, reproach, strike, inveigh 
 against ; f. i^ojiai : fr. icard, }»:- 
 viofiai. 
 
 KaOifidio, w, to let down by a 
 
 rope : fr. jcara, 'i^iaM. 
 Kn9i'iag, avroc, 6, a. l.|)art. act. 
 
 Dor. for KaOiaag ; fr. kaOi'Cu), f. 
 
 «cr<u, to sit. 
 Ka0t4'{/, or icaOj'^y, Dor. for KaO- 
 
 ifTtj, 3 sing. a. 1. sul>j. act. of 
 
 Ka9i'Cio, to sit; or K"oO<4t7, 3 sing. 
 
 f. ] . Dor. Ka9i^ut, tie, t7, for Ka9- 
 
 icfiti, (tg, ei. 
 Ka9i'^o>, Dor. for KoGiffio, f. 1. of 
 
 KaOi'Cio. 
 Ka9iovi.iai, I will sit, Att. for 
 
 Ka9iaoi.uti, f. 1. m. of the same. 
 Ka9nr7rdZGfiai, & 
 Ka9i7r7rti)io, f. fixToj, to ride down, 
 Ka9ui, he let down, sent away, over, or against, make incur- 
 3 bing. impf. as if fr. Ka9duj, o^' eions, trample u|ion, in.sult, in- 
 
 ' (330) 
 
 KA0 
 
 veigh against : fr. Kara, 'iir-n-tg. 
 Ka9i7rTafiai, or Ka9i7rTi]jii, to 
 Hy down or at ; f. 7rr//<To/iai, a. 
 2. subj. fcaraVrw, a. 2. pt. fcara- 
 Trra^, a. 1. m. KarfTrra'/'^/v : fr. 
 Kara, 'iTrrofiat, or 'itttijui, to fly. 
 KdOiffig, sujg, ?/, & 
 Ku9i(T[ia, arng, to, a seat, seat- 
 ing, sitting : fr. KaGi'C^o. 
 Ka9i(rTa, place ; by ajioc. for 
 Ka9i(7Ta9i, pres. imper. of Kat^- 
 iaTrjfii. 
 Kc^irrranai, to appoint, ordain, 
 constitute,establish, arrange, set 
 in order ; be appointed, placed ; 
 become,be,be made. Th.'iarijfu, 
 to appoint, place. 
 Ka9i(TT7], 3 sing. impf. act. fr. 
 Kn9i(TTi]f.ii, or Ko0t<rr«w, to set 
 or place down, set, j)lace, jmt, sta- 
 tion, establish, institute, ordain, 
 constitute, aj)point ; cont.rm, 
 strengthen ; arrange, set in or- 
 der, place in array ; intr. to 
 
 KAe 
 
 betrothed : fr. Kara, buoXoyku), 
 
 I 
 
 iCtHHO. 
 
 Stand, be, exist, become, be at 
 rest or in order, be customary, 
 \)C established : KaGiffTaj-iai tto- 
 Xffiov, rarely used in a middle 
 sense, to engage in war, Eur. 
 Suppl. 523 ; f. KnTaari]<Toj, perf. 
 Ka9i<TTt}Ka ; Ka9i(TriiKfv, it is 
 established, is lawful ; j'lupf. 
 Ka9ti(rTi]K(iv,a. 1. »:arf <Tr;/fTa, a. 
 2. Karkfrrijv, ijg, 1) ; in the a. 2. 
 & pf.act. it is used intransitively 
 or passively; Karaaravrog ikrov 
 Mu'oj I'aintKov, the fleet of Mi- 
 nos being established. Time. i. l). 
 j>res. ]>ass. KaGicrrafiai, (rat, rai, 
 a. 1. ind. j)ass. KaTtaTu9t]v, Jjg, 
 rj. Fr. Krara, 'iartjfii. 
 
 KaGifrTijfTi, 3 sing. j>res. ind. act. 
 fr. the jireceding verb. 
 
 Ka9i<yTCj(Ta, Att. for KoGinrdcra, 
 pres. part. f. g. fr. Ka9iardio, fr. 
 the .same verb. 
 
 KaOo, as, so as, as far as, accord- 
 ing to what, wherel)y, inasmuch 
 as : adv. fi\ K-ard, b, wliich. 
 
 KaGo^iiysoj, w, to Ci)nduct, bring 
 into the way ; f. ijcruj, Yvr\'.Ka9- 
 ojSuyijKu : fr. icard, u^ijyog. 
 
 Kd9oCog, ov, 7), a return, resto- 
 ration, descent, departui'e : fr. 
 Kara, o^og. 
 
 KaGoXiKvg, »), 6j', general, uni- 
 versal, catholic : fr. Kara, oXcg. 
 
 Ka96Xov, adv. altogether, univer- 
 sally, generally : fr. tlie san)e th. 
 
 Ko0o/ioXi^a», f. i(TU}, to make 
 plain, smooth, or level ; metajih. 
 to tame, make mild or gentle. 
 Th. oiAdXic, jjlain. 
 
 KaGofuX'to), w, f. ?/<rw, to associate, 
 c<mverse,liave intercourse with : 
 fr. Kara, 6f.nX'io). 
 
 Ka9ofioXoyku),w,to confess, allow, 
 own ; betroth, promise ; f. ijaoj ; 
 pres. mid. KaGofioXoyovfiai, to 
 promise ; pass, to be promised, 
 
 KAI 
 
 after, come too late, be inferior, 
 
 i 
 1 
 
 i 
 
 fr. ofJiov, Xeyit) 
 Ka9oTrXiW, *'• '^w* *» arm, equip: 
 
 pres. pass. Ka0o7rX«so/tai, to bt 
 
 armed, pros. inf. Ka9o-Xi'Cta9ai. 
 
 perf. pass. Ka9ii)7rXi(rfiai, perf. 
 
 part. Ka9oJTTXi(Tittvog, 1], ov: Ir. 
 
 Kara, ottXj^w. Th. ottXov. 
 KaGoTrXKTig, Hog, »/, an arming. 
 
 bearing arms against : fr. the 
 
 same. ^ 
 
 KaGonXiffHog, ov, o, armmg, 
 eciuipment, mode of arnung, 
 sort of arms : fr. the same. 
 
 Ka9opcni),roj.a<no, pf. KuGibpriKa, 
 AtUK(i9tMpdKa, to see, behold, 
 view, understand, observe, look 
 down : fr. Kara, opcao. 
 
 Ka9ooixrOo, f. i<Tw, to bring into 
 harliour, sail into port, brmg to 
 land. Th. oppog, a port. 
 
 Ka96pfuov, ov, TO, a necklace : 
 IIos! ii. 13. Fr. KaTd,opnoc, the 
 
 same. 
 KaGoaioio, w, f. oiffw, to purify 
 from wickedness, expiate, con- 
 secrate, sacrifice, dedicate, be- 
 troth, condenm. Th. o(nog, sa- 
 cred. 
 Ka96(Tov & Ka9' oaov, as far as, 
 as much as, for Ka9iog, Heb. ix. 
 27 : fr. Kara, oaog, as much. 
 KaGurt, according as, how, since, 
 because : fr. KaTO., o,ti. 
 Ka9ov, a. 2. imper. m. KaGtffo, 
 K((9to, KciGov, of K:aOt>//ii. Also 
 Kd9ov, for fcd(^ //to; whence KdO»/o, 
 by systole KciGio, & by ci-asis 
 K'a9o'v : fr. Kd9i]}^iai, to sit ; fr. 
 Kara, ij^iai, the same. 
 Ka9v['ipiKu), f. ifTio, to treat haugh- 
 tily or insolently, injure, insult, 
 affect with disgrace : fr. Kard, 
 vf-inilio. Th. viipig. 
 Kd9t<ypog, 6, //, very wet or moist, 
 
 watery : fr. Kara, vypog. 
 KdOv^pog, 6, //, full of water, wa- 
 tery : fr. ic« rd, vCiop. 
 Ka9v^n'kio, w, f. ii(T(o, to sing the 
 ]>raises of, celebrate ; perf. i}Ka: 
 fr. Kara, vfivog. 
 KaOvTrfpaKOvriZoJ, f. Tw, to shoot 
 far beyond : fr. Kara, virip, d- 
 KovriX^o. 
 Ka9vTrep9s or Ka9v7rtp9tv, from 
 above, on high, at the top, up- 
 pennost : adv. fr. fcard, vntpGtv, 
 above. Th. viri^p. 
 Ka9v7rkpTfpog, a, ov, compar. 
 above, ui)per, higher, superior : 
 fr. Kara, inrep. 
 KaOv7rv(Hi), at, f. oxru), to slee]), 
 lie down to sleep : fr. Kara, 
 
 VTTVOLO. 
 
 Ka9v7roKpivonai, to act a part, 
 deceive 'by a false appearance, 
 pei-sonate, feign, pretend to be : 
 fr. Kara, vTruKpit'of-KU. 
 
 KaGvcTTtpBio, w, f. //Tw, perf. Ka9- 
 varfprjKa, to be behind, come 
 
 be deficient : fr. fcard, varfpsoi 
 Ka9v(paivio, f. (pavio, perf. KaG- 
 v(payKa, to weave, interweave : 
 fr. Kara, vcpaivio. 
 Ka9v(l>ug, a. 2. i>art. act. of Ka9- 
 
 v(pit]fxi, to submit. 
 Ka9v(psr79ai, a. 2. inf. m. of the 
 
 same verb. 
 Ka(^n0t/;/u, f. </)//Ta), to submit, 
 yield, give up, abaiuhm, betray, 
 neglect : fr. fcard, {'0t»;/ti. 
 KaGojg, as, when, since, inasmuch 
 
 as : fr. Kara, ojg. 
 KAT, and, also, even, besides, 
 for, therefore, or, but, indeed, 
 conj. copul. ; Kal dv, or kclv, and 
 if, although, even though ; Kal 
 yap, for then ; jcai— ye, and 
 moreover; icai t//,& accordingly, 
 granted ; Kal tl, or ti Kal, al- 
 though, even if ; Krai ndXa, Kai 
 fidXa ys, most certainly, yes in- 
 deed ; Kal /a}i% & indeed, &: 
 truly; Kat7r6p,although; K-at rav- 
 ra, & that being so, considering 
 that ; Kai roi, but yet, and yet ; 
 Kal, when, Luke xix. 43. Grot, 
 on Matth. xv. 25, & Beza on 
 Mark xv. 38, sui)posc it a He- 
 braism. So, however, llom. Od. 
 E. 2G2, Terparoi' yfiap tr]v Kal 
 T(i) TtrkXtfTTo aTvavra, it was the 
 fourth day when all was com- 
 pleted. But, as Kal ov rtavrMg 
 Tolg TTopvoig, 1 Cor. v. \(). Kai 
 d-rr' tjjavrov ttoiCj ov^ev, Jo. viii. 
 28. Kal ovfj)) Tipi)(Ty rbv naripa, 
 Matth. XV. 5, it is redundant, 
 Matth. xxviii. 9, Mark xiii. 54. 
 Acts xiv. 22. Uom. v. 21. James 
 ii. 4. Although, Kal fiiya ^aiij, 
 although he gave nmch, IIesii)d 
 Op. 357. K-ai rot (TfiiKpov tov, 
 although it be small, 3(i0. It 
 has the force of explanation, that 
 'iii,KaKiog tirparrev Kal Trkvtig yv, 
 he did badly, that is, he was 
 poor, Aristoph. IIX. Kai— K-a«, 
 both — and, or as well— as ; Kal 
 — ck, and moreover. 
 KAI A'A A S, V, o,a subterraneous 
 l)XMSon,intowhich Spartan crimi- 
 nals were thrown ; a i>it or ditch, 
 into which were thrown the 
 bodies of those who were pub- 
 licly executed. A Lacedemonian 
 word. Time. i. 134. 
 KaVd^ac, a, 6, the name of a high 
 ])riest. Hebr. going about, blas- 
 pheming. 
 Kai'ye, aiid indeed : fr. Kal, and, 
 yt, enclitic. 
 
 KaTe, for tKaie, he burned, 3 sing. 
 imi)f. Ion. of Kalio, to burn ; f. 
 Kav<rio,i\. 2. tKaov. 
 KAIKl'A^, ov, 6, Lat. Ctvcias, a 
 wind blowing from the north- 
 east ; so called from Caicus, a 
 river of Mysia. 
 
 (331) 
 
 KAI 
 
 Kaiv, Kain or Cain, the name of 
 the hrstnmrderer,undecl. Hebr. 
 gained. 
 Ka'ivdv, 6, a man's name, undecl. 
 
 Hebr. possessor. 
 Kaivevg, eog, b, the proper name 
 of a king. 
 
 Katvia, ag, ?/, a victory obtained 
 bv slaughter, Hesvch. fr. Kalvio. 
 KaiviKio, f.(ra>,to renew,renovate, 
 remodel, make new : fr. Kati^et;' 
 Katvig. See in Kaivio. 
 Kaivo7ra9t)g, eog, u, >'/, newly suf- 
 fered, never suffered before, un- 
 heard of : fr. Kaivbg, 7rd(T\a>. 
 Katvo7n]y))g,iog,b, y, newly com- 
 pacted t)r n)ade : fr. Kaivbg, irt)- 
 yvvfii. 
 Kaivo7rr]fxu)v, ovog, b, //, newly 
 suffering, new or unaccustomed 
 to calamity : fr. Kaivbg, Ttfifia. 
 KaivoTTOiHo, a>, f. //fTw, to do 
 .sonu'thing new, hivent ; Kaivo- 
 7roi7i9ev, a new event : fr. Kai- 
 vbg, TTOUOJ. Hence 
 KaivoTToiijriig, nv, b, an inventor. 
 Kaij'07r()dyia», d>, f. i](Tu), to do 
 something new, seek innovation: 
 fr. Kaivbg, Trpdffau). 
 KA1N02, 1), bv, new, recent, 
 novel, strange, foreign, unusual, 
 unknown ; comi)ar. Kaivortpog, 
 superl. Kaivbrarog. 
 KaivuTTjg, rjrog, r/, ncwnes.s, no- 
 velty. Th. Kaivbg, new. 
 KaivoToiUio, w, f. jy(Tw, to inno- ^ 
 vate, work a change ; cut or dig 
 out stones or minerals from the 
 (juarries : fr. Kowbg, r'tpvit). 
 Kaivorofjia, ag, >'/, novelty, inno- 
 vation : fr. 
 Kati^oro/iof, 6, //, one who finds 
 out a new way, digs a new mine, 
 fond of novelty, innovating : fr. 
 the .same. 
 KaivorpoTTog, b, »/, newly-turned, 
 
 strange: fr. Kaivbg, rpoTrog. 
 Kaivovpysii),io,i. t)(Tuj, to do some- 
 thing new, engage in a new pro- 
 ject : fr. Kaivbg, tpyov. 
 Kan^o<pwvia, ag, >'/, newness of 
 
 words : fr. Kanbg, <piovi). 
 Kaivooj, w, ft a»c7o>, to make new, 
 innovate, change ; devote ; mid. 
 to become new, be fond of inno- 
 vation : fr. Kaivbg. 
 Kaivvfiat, to kill, conquer, sur- 
 pass, excel : fr. 
 
 KAI'N12,to kill,slay, asif fr. ksoj, 
 to cleave, or Kvdo), to cut : hence 
 Kaivlg, i^oc, 1), death. 
 KaiofuvytTi, burnt ; dat. pi. Ion. 
 f. gen. pres. ])art. i)ass. fr. Kaiio, 
 to burn ; f. Kavaio, a. 2. pass. 
 tKarjv. 
 
 Kaiovro, they were burned. Ion. 
 for tK-atoi-ro ; 3 pi. hnpf. pass, 
 of the same verb. 
 KaiTTfp, although : fr. Kal, vep, 
 an expletive i)iii'ticle. 
 
KAK 
 
 KAK 
 
 Kaipiog, 6, r), seasonable, oppor- Kolkt), tjq, //, badness, wickedness, 
 
 tune, fatal : fr. Kaipog. 
 Kainiojg, adv. opportunely ; com- 
 
 y)ar. KcupnoTtpuji;. 
 KawoiiQ, eaaa, ev, well- woven : 
 
 fr. jcffToot,. 
 
 baseness, cowardice, evil, mis- 
 fortune : fr. KrtK-of. 
 KuKiiyooiiOy w, f. //(Tw, to speak 
 evil, defame, vilifv, slander, rail 
 at : <Sl 
 
 KAIPO'^, ov, 6, u season, oppor- K.aK)iyopia, ag, //, evil-speaking, 
 tunity, oc<*asi(;n, mode, lit or caknnny, slander : fr. 
 
 proper tune, proper jiroportion, 
 convenience, advantage, utility, 
 condititm, calamity ; tig Kciiobv, 
 iv KaifMp, in timo, opportunely : 
 as if fr. Kvptl, it happens : but 
 
 KATPOS, ov, 6, a thread, woof, 
 web : as if fr. Ktiouj, to clip. 
 
 KaipocTfiov, gen. pi. f. g. for kcu- 
 pottrnioi', by metath. fr. K-ainotic, 
 well-woven, f. Kaipotaaa: fr. the 
 above. 
 
 "Kaiuorqpfio, ut, f. //toj, to watch 
 an opportunity : fr. Kctipug, ti]- 
 p'no. 
 
 Ka/pow, tDjto fasten a web, weave: 
 fr. Kaii.)og, a web. 
 
 Kalaap, apog, 6, (Vpsrtr, the name 
 of the first Roman em[)eror. 
 
 Ka«(Ta'ofta, ag, //, the name of a 
 city. Lat. CcTsarea. 
 
 Kairoif and yet, however, but 
 still, and indeed, truly, verily. 
 
 Kairoiy«, although, conjunct, with 
 an indie. : fr. kui, toi, Si yt. 
 
 KAIQ, to burn, set on fire, in- 
 flame, consume, destroy by fire; 
 f. Kavffio, pert". KSKavKu, pf. pass. 
 KSKciv/xai, a. 1. pass. f.iiav9i}v,f\. 
 2. pass. lKci)]v, f. 1. pass. KctuOi)- 
 ao/xai, a. 1. subj. pass, kuvBi)- 
 cujfiai, y, yjrai. 1 Cor. xiii. 3. 
 
 Krtic', for KfiK-a, nom. or ace. pi. n. 
 g.& Kaica, ag, a. Dor. for KaK/), 
 ijg, I'l, bad, wicked : fr. KaKog. 
 
 KaKciyyfXog, 6, >), a messenger 
 of evil, bringing bad tidings : fr. 
 KaKog, dyytXog. Th. ayykWio. 
 
 KaKciyyeXrog, 6, >}, unhappily 
 announced, caused bv evil ti- 
 dings : fr. KUKog, ciyytWu). 
 
 KaKctyopia, ag, ?/, Dor. for Kaxt]- 
 yopia, //, evil-speaking, calumny. 
 See KaKtiyop'eio. So also kuko.- 
 yopog. Dor. for KaKijyopog. 
 
 KaKavdpia, ag, ?/, cowardice, pu- 
 sillanimity ; fr. KaKvg, dvijp. 
 
 KaKaykuj, Cj, to excite, sharpen : 
 Lacon. fr. aKovdio, the same. 
 
 Ka»cei, and there : fr. Kai 6c iKti. 
 Th. kKtii'og, he. 
 
 TLciKtiOtv, and thence : fi*. /cat «.^ 
 tKtWtv, fr. the same. 
 
 Kd/ctTj/og, and he : fr. Kai & Ikh- 
 vog. 
 
 KdicfTtrf, fr. Kai, tKuai, there, 
 thither : fr. the same. 
 
 TLaKi^aTOQ, 6, »), of whom kukioq 
 <f>a<Tiv, people speak ill, inglori- 
 ous, ignoble : to KaKS(paTov, ac- 
 cording to Hesychius, isa figure 
 expressing harshness of somid ; 
 as also KaKSfKparou. 
 
 KaKtJYopog, 6, >'/, evil-speaking, 
 slanderous, abusive, calunmious, 
 a defamer : fr. KaKog, dynpkio. 
 
 KaKijireXsio, m, to be ill, out of 
 health : fr. KaKiog, ttiXcj. 
 
 KaKijc, dat. pi. f. g. Ion. for ku- 
 Kalg, fr. KUKog, ?/, bv, bad. 
 
 Kr/Kta, ag, y, badness, evil, wick- 
 edness, malice, vice, thnidity, 
 cowardice, incapacity, vexation, 
 infamy, disgrace, misfortune. 
 Til. KuKog, bad. 
 
 KaKi'Cio, f. i(Tu), perf. iKa, to up- 
 braid, reproach, vilify, revile ; 
 be weak or cowardly : see Ka- 
 Kirrai. 
 
 Ka.Ki'oi', worse, n. g. & kuki^'iov, 
 6, >/, compar. fr. KaKog, bad. 
 
 KaKicrat, a. 1. inf. act. of KaKii^u) ; 
 pres, pass. KuKi^npai, to be re- 
 proached ; behave in a coward- 
 ly manner ; ])res. ])art. pass. 
 KaKiZopiiwg. Th. KUKog. 
 
 KuKiffTog, ov, 6, worst, superl. fr. 
 the same. 
 
 KaKi"iov, iovog, 6, y, woi*se. See 
 
 KCLKlCf. 
 
 KAKKA'BA, ijg, y), a partridge : 
 KaKKa^iig, iCog, y, the same. 
 
 KAKKA'BH, yg, i), an earthen 
 vessel. 
 
 KaicKfUtv, JEao\. sync, for Kara- 
 Ki'uiv, to lie down to sleep. So 
 
 \i.aKKtiovTtg, for KaraKiiovrtg, 
 pres. part. fr. KUTaKtiu), to de- 
 sire to lie down to sleep, go to 
 lie down : fr. Kara, Keiio, the 
 same. Th. Kf7/iar. 
 
 KaKKt(puXF]g, compounded of Ka- 
 ra KfipaXfjg, headlong, KaKKt- 
 (paXag, Dor. & yEol. for Kai tjc 
 KtcpaXijg, and from the head. 
 
 Ka/vKr/)at, a. 1. inf. /Eol. by syne, 
 for KaraKyai, or KaruKavcrai : 
 fr. Kaiio, to burn, a. 1. tKavaa 
 & tKya. 
 
 K-UKKopvOa, for KaTO. KopvOa, on 
 the helmet : fr. Kupvg, v9og, i), 
 a helmet ; ace. KopvOa is, Kopvv. 
 
 'K.<fKKopv(pijv, i. e. Kara Kopvtpifp. 
 on the to|). 
 
 KaKKpvTrriov, for KaraKpvirTiov, 
 pres. part, of KaTaKpvTVTio, to 
 hide, dissemble. Th. kpvtttuj, to 
 hide ; f. Kpv^oj, a. 2. tKovlSov. 
 
 KaKol^iog, 6, //.leading a wretched 
 life, wretched : fr. KaKog, /3to<;. 
 
 KaKojSovXtvu), f. (Tio, to act im- 
 prudently, plot mischief: & 
 
 KaKo[3ovXia, ag, r), evil counsel, 
 temerity : & 
 
 KaKo/ioyXog, 6, //, ill-advised, 
 (332) 
 
 KAK 
 
 imprudent, foolish, insidious : fr. 
 
 KaKug. iSovXrj. 
 KaKnyap(3pog, 6, tj, mdiappy in 
 
 (»r through marriage : fr. Ka- 
 
 Kug, yajjfipog. 
 KoKoyapog, 6, t), badly married, 
 
 unhappy in marriage : fr. KuKog, 
 
 yapSM. 
 KoKoyaVwv, ovog, b, >/, a bad 
 
 neighbour : fr. KUKvg, ytirujv. 
 KaKoyXioffffog, b, t), evil-tongued, 
 
 of an ill-boding tongue : fr. ko- 
 
 Kbg, y\u)(Taa. 
 KaKo^aipordit), or -6w, oi, to be 
 
 possessed with an evil s])irit, bo 
 
 mad ; be unfortunate : cSc 
 KaKo^aifiovia, ag, >/, misfortune, 
 
 misery, madness : fr. 
 KaKocaiptov, oi'og, b, //, unhappy, 
 
 unlucky, possessed with an evil 
 
 genius : fr. KUKbg, caipwv. 
 KuKO(^(i^au, u>, to hold a winmg 
 
 opinion, have a Imd name or 
 
 character : fr. KaKug, ^o^a. Th. 
 
 COKilU. 
 
 KuKodo^ia, ag, ?), bad reputation, 
 infamy, bad doctrine : fr. 
 
 KaKuCo^oc, b, >/, ill thought of, 
 of bad character, obscure : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 KaKotipujv, ovog, b, ?'/, badly 
 clothed, in rags : fr. KaKoc, tlpa. 
 
 KaKOipyEu), at, f. r)(Ju), — KUKOVp- 
 yeu). 
 
 KoKoipyia, ag, Ion. Vij, yg, >/, 
 evil conduct, unkindness : fr. 
 
 KaKotpybg, ov, b, y, a malefactor, 
 wicked : fr. KaKog, tpyov. 
 
 KuKo^yXta, ag, y, a wrong or 
 perverse emulation ; an awk- 
 ward or absurd imitation : & 
 
 KaKO^yjXog, b, y, zealous in an 
 evil cause; one win) hnitates 
 defects : fr. KaKog, K^lXog. 
 
 KaKoKiuia, ag, i), a wretched life, 
 poet, for KttKt) tioi], 
 
 KaKoyOiia, ag, y, evil habits, 
 wickedness, malignity : fr. 
 
 KaKoy9r}g, (og, b, y, of depraved 
 habits or manners, wicked, 
 malicious, malignant : fr. kukoq, 
 yOog. 
 
 KaKuOijpoffvvy, yg, y, careless- 
 ness, want of method, disorder, 
 sloth : fr. KaKog, TiOypi. 
 
 KaKoOpoog, contr. -9povg, oi>, b, 
 y, ill-sounding, evil-speaking, 
 slanderous, ill-boding : fr. ko- 
 Kog, ^pong. 
 
 KaKoiXiov, unhappy Troy : fr. kw- 
 
 Kog, "IXiot'. 
 KaK:oK6f)^eirt, ag, y, base gain, 
 
 shameful greediness after gain : 
 
 fr. KOKog, Kepdog. 
 KaKoKtpdtiyffiv, dat. pi. Ion. for 
 
 K((KuKfpdeiaig, fr. the above. 
 HaKOKi'dpog, Dor. forKaffOKi^;/^of, 
 
 o, y, having weak or slender 
 
 legs : fr. KaKog, Kvypy. 
 K(tKoXoyeu), w, to .speak evil, re- 
 
 KAK 
 
 1 
 
 vile, abuse, slander ; with an 
 
 ace. f. vff(*), pcrf. KtKciKoXoyyjKa, 
 
 a. 1. UfiKo^oyVf^ci, Ji- I- i"f. ai^t. 
 
 KaKoXoyijfTai: fr. KaKug, Xiyio, 
 
 perf. m. XiXoya. 
 KaKoXoyia, ag, >'/, evil-speaking, 
 
 calunmy, slander : fr. 
 KaKoXbyog, b, y, calumniating, 
 
 shuKlerous : fr. the same. 
 KuKbpavrig, log, Att. tujg, b, y, 
 
 prophetic of ill : fr. KUKog, 
 
 pdpTig. 
 KoKopiXtrog, b, »'/, of ill-<micned 
 
 strain or sound : fr. KUKog, 
 
 ptXog. 
 KaKopn^ijQ, ioQ, b, y, artful, 
 
 craftv, fraudulent : fr. KaKog, 
 
 pydog. 
 
 KaKbpnrtg,iog,b,y, plotting evd, 
 insidious : fr. KaKog, /iT/nt;. 
 
 KaKopiix^vog, b, y, devising mis- 
 chief, treacherous, a nnschiel- 
 
 maker : fr. Kafcoc, pnx^^'^h 
 
 KaKopiXia, ag, y, evil discourse, 
 intercourse with bad men : fr. 
 KUKog, bpiXia. 
 
 KuKopou^og, 6, »/, ill-shaped, de- 
 formed : fr. KaKog, pop(py. 
 
 KaKov, ov, TO, detriment, evil, 
 loss : fr. Kai:6g. 
 
 KaKoi^oia, ag, »/, malevolence : fr. 
 KaKovovg. 
 
 KitKovopia, ag, y, a bad system 
 
 of laws : fr. 
 KaKovo^tog, b, »/, using bad laws : 
 
 fr. KaKog, vopog, a law. ^ 
 KaKorooc, povg, oov, ov, b, y, 
 
 evil-minded, malevolent, hostile: 
 
 fr. KaKog, voog, mind ; superl. 
 
 KaKovouaTarog, Dem. 
 KaK6vvp(pog, b, //, faithless in wed- 
 lock ; unhappily married : fr 
 
 KaKog, vvp^py. 
 KaKoKei'ia, ag, y, iiihospitality : 
 
 fr. 
 KuKn^tvog & KaKo'^eivog, b, ij, 
 
 inhospitable ; unfortunate in 
 
 guests : fr. KaKog, ^kvog. 
 KaKOirdOtia, ag, y, vexation, 
 
 trouble, calamity : «Sc 
 KaKo7ra0iu>, w, to suffer evil, 
 
 bear adversity, be ill-treated ; f. 
 
 j'/rnu, pi'rf. KtKaKOTrdOi]<a, a. 1. 
 
 UaKoirdOuaa, a. 1. imper. KaKo- 
 
 TrdOtfnov, drio : fr. 
 KaKO7ra0i)g, kog, b, y, suffering 
 
 evil, miser.ible, wretched : fr. 
 
 KUKog, irdOog. Th. izdax^'^i ^^ 
 
 suffer ; a. 2. trraOov. 
 KaKoirarpig, idog, b, »/, born of a 
 
 base father or in a bad country; 
 
 of obscure parentage ; ace. KaKo- 
 
 Trarpiv : fr. KUKog, Traryp or 
 
 TTUTpig. 
 
 KaKOTTivyg, kog, 6, >'/, fillhy,dirty, 
 mean, sordid : fr. KaKog, Trivog 
 
 KaKOTToduJ, ut, to do evil, ill-treat, 
 injure, manage badly ; f. //frw, 
 perf. KtKaKOTToiyKa, a. I. inf. 
 act. KaKOTToiyTai : & 
 
 KAK 
 
 KaK07ro(irt, ag, >/, evil-doing, 
 harm : fr. KaKog, Troitw. 
 
 KaKOTToiycTig, eojg, >'/, ill-treat- 
 ment : fr. KaKOTToieuj. 
 
 KaKOTToibg, b, //, mischievous, in- 
 jurious : fr. KUKug, Troduj. 
 
 KuKOTTOvg, ocog, b, y, inhrm in 
 the feet : fr. KaKog, Trovg. 
 
 KaKOTTpdyiuj, Ct, to suffer evil, be 
 unfortunate or wretched : fr. 
 KttKog, 7rpd<T(T(jj, pf. m. TrsTrpaya. 
 
 KaKOTvpayia, ag, »'/, want of suc- 
 cess, loss, misfortune : «fc 
 
 Kafco7ro«yf(<i^j', oi'oc, b, y, doing 
 evil, injurious, crafty, perfidious: 
 fr. the same th. 
 
 KaKOTTTcpog, b, >/, badly winged : 
 fr. KaKog, Tzrtpbv. 
 
 KaKQppa(pia, ag, y, evil machina- 
 tion, a plot, treachery : fr. kukoc, 
 
 pUTTTlO. 
 
 KaKoppiKTyg, ov, b, evil-doing, 
 injurious, a misdoer : fr. KaKog, 
 pi^io. 
 
 KaKoppypiov, ovog, b, y, evil- 
 speaking, calunmious, foretelling 
 misfortune : fr. KaKog, pijpa. 
 
 KaKoppuOtu), a), f. ijato, to speak 
 evil, revile : fr. KaKbg, poOog. 
 
 KAKO'S, y,bv, bad, evil, wicked, 
 vicious, depraved, unfortunate, 
 inauspicious, poor, mean, per- 
 nicious, destructive, unskilled, 
 cowardly, fearful, idle, vile, low, 
 base, ugly. 
 
 KaKoffKtXyg, sag, b, y, having bad 
 legs : fr. KaKog, (TKtXog. 
 
 KaKorrpog, b, y, slinking : fr. 
 KaKog, brrpi]. 
 
 Yi^aKotTTrXayxvog, 6, >/, faint- 
 hearted, timid : fr. KaKog, 
 mrXdyx^'ov. 
 
 KaKo<TTopsio, w, f. ycru), to revile, 
 abuse, slander : fr. 
 
 KaKoaropog, b, y, foul-mouthed, 
 slamlerous : fr. KaKoc, (TTopa. 
 
 HaKonTpoJTog, b, i), ill-provided 
 with l)eds, incommodious t(j re- 
 pose in : fr. KaKog, (rrpojvvvpi. 
 
 KatconxoXog, b, y, causing vexa- 
 tious delay : fr. KaKog, nxoXij. ^ 
 
 KaKorag, drag, d, D<jr. for Kao- 
 rng, nrog, y, calamity, evil : fr. 
 KaKog. 
 
 ViaKoTtxviu), G), f. y(T{,), perf. KiKa- 
 KOTkxvi]Ka,to ctmtrive mischief, 
 plot, corrupt by bad arts : & 
 YiaKoTtx^ia, ac, y, base artifice, 
 treachery, intrigue, fraud : fr. 
 Kaicorfx^'ot'j "> V> given to bad 
 arts, malignant, designing : fr. 
 
 KUKOC, Ttxi'^l- 
 
 Kat^orijg, f/rcxj, »'/, badness, wick- 
 edness, malice, vice, dej)ravity, 
 fault, cowardice, calamity, mis 
 fortune. Th. KaKog. 
 
 KaKOTVxng, ^og, b, y, unfortunate: 
 fr. KoKog, Tvxn- 
 
 KaKovpyioj, w, f. y(TLo, to do evil, 
 hurt, injure, aiilict, devastate: & 
 (333) 
 
 KAK 
 
 KaKovpyia, ac, y, wickedness, 
 mischief : fr. KaKovpyog. 
 
 KnKovpytKog, y, bv, prone to do 
 evil : fr. 
 
 KaKovpyog, b, y, contr. for KaKO- 
 tnybg, doing evil, injurious, mis- 
 chievou.s, wicked : fr KUKog, 
 tpyov. 
 
 KaKovxfit), w, to injure, afHict, 
 use ill ; f. rjaoj, perf. KtKUKov- 
 X^li^^ '• fr. KttKug, tX"^' Hence 
 KoKovxoi'pai, to be afflicted, dis- 
 tressed : «Sc 
 
 KaKovxia, ag, y, ill-treatment, 
 devastation, bad condition, mi- 
 sery, sickness. 
 
 KaK0(ppact)g, iog, 6, //, meditating 
 or designing evil : fr. KaKog, 
 (ppd'Cio, a. 2. tcppaSov. 
 
 KaKO(ppovto), to, f. //(To>, to be evil- 
 minded or malevolent ; be in- 
 fatuated or mad : & 
 
 KaKOfppoffvvy, t/Cj >/,evil-minded- 
 ness, malignity, madness, folly : 
 fr. ^ 
 
 KaKOtppwv, (ppovog, b, y, evil- 
 minded, mad, foolish : fr. KaKog, 
 <ppm'. 
 
 Yi^aKoxaprog, b, y, rejoicing in 
 another's evils, envious : fr. 
 KaKuv, x^ip^' 
 
 KaKoxpd(Tp.Mv, ovog, b, y, poor : 
 fr. KaKog, xj'"'^/'"*) t*) use. 
 KaKox^'pin, ag, //, redundancy of 
 vicious humours : fr. KaKog, 
 Xv^iog. 
 KaKOxpoyog, b, y, evil-speaking, 
 slanderous : fr. KaKog, 4'^7**^> ^' 
 ^io, jtf. m. ttpoya. 
 KaKO^l^rxog, b, //, pusillanimous, 
 low-minded, evil-minded : fr. 
 
 KttKog, 4^vxh' 
 
 KaKOio, u>, f. tb<7io, to make bad, 
 corrupt, injure, treat ill, afflict, 
 distress, harass, oppress, in- 
 flame : fr. KOKoc- 
 
 KaKTdpevai, to kill, Dor. for Krt- 
 raKrdptvai, for KaTaKTtlvai, 
 a. 1. inf. act. fr. KaTaKnipt, for 
 KaraKTtivii), to kill. Th. KTaivuj, 
 the same ; f. KTtvut, pf. tKraKa, 
 a. 2. tKTavov. 
 
 ViaKTavi, sync. Dor. for Kard- 
 KTave, a. 2. imper. act. Or for 
 KartKrai'C, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. 
 of KUTaKTtivio. See the above. 
 
 KaKTiivt, by sync, for KaTiKTtivt, 
 3 sing, imperf. ind. act. or a. 1. 
 ind. act. of KaraKr«iVa>, to kill. 
 
 K A'KTOS, ov, y, a kind of prickly 
 })lant or thistle, the cactus or 
 prickly pear, artichoke. 
 
 KdKTovTio, Dor. for Kac Iktovtov, 
 sc. xP^^^^f from this time. 
 
 KaKv'vtu, f. WW, to render wicked, 
 treat ill, injure ; mid. to disgrace 
 one's self, behave cowardly : fr. 
 
 KttKOg. 
 
 KaKxtvaai, to have poured out, 
 sync. JEiOl. for Karaxtycac, a. 1. 
 
KAA 
 
 inf. act. of Karaxia. Th. x«<^>| 
 to pour ; f. ^Ei'tTtu. 
 KaKwc, adv. badly, ill, wickedly, 
 insultingly, abusively, foolishly, 
 unfortunately ; in a cowardly 
 manner ; /caKwc TrpaV^oi/rtt,', 
 
 Eur. Or. 1591, who are in ad- 
 versity. But KciKatg TTOttlv ru'a, 
 to injure any one ; Kakuxj ticorec; 
 wc, Ijmiri quorJ, Engl, ill aware 
 that'; KaKu)Q tx*"'j to be in a 
 bad way : fr. Kftjcot,') evil. 
 KaKwo-tc, fwc, r), a treating ill, 
 abuse, injury, atfliction ; defeat, 
 slaughter : fr. KaKuu). 
 KaKVJTepog, poet, for KaKtoJV, 
 
 worse. 
 KaicujTiKbg, »), ov, hostile, injuri- 
 ous, noxious : fr. kukoio. 
 KaXa, nom. pi. fr. KciXov, ov, to, 
 
 wood : but 
 KaXa, opportunely, adv. fr. Ka- 
 
 \oQ, fair. 
 KaXafidg, & KaXaj3dTT]g, ov, 6, 
 
 a fish resembling a lizard. 
 Ka\a/3wr/?C, o, a speckled lizard. 
 KaXa9i(7Kog,ov,b,ii little basket: 
 
 dim. fr. 
 KA'AAB02, ov, 6, a wicker bas- 
 ket, basket. 
 KA'AAiS, 6, the name of a cer- 
 tain stone, turquois. 
 KaXafiaia, ag, Vy, &i KaXanalov, 
 ov, TO, a little grasshopper or 
 locust : fr. 
 KrtXa/mTof, a, ov, pertaining to 
 stalks or ears of corn, living 
 a nong straw or stubble : fr. 
 K iXci^ij. 
 KaXa/ta'ojuat, u>nai, to gather ears 
 of corn or stubble ; glean ; me- 
 taph. to plunder after another, 
 drain, impoverish. Th-tcdXai-iog. 
 Ka\nnevTdg, a, 6, Dor. for 
 JLnXantvTtjQ, ou, 6, a reaper, 
 mower ; angler, fisherman : fr. 
 KciXafiivoj, f. tv(ru}, to reap, cut 
 and gather the ears ; angle : fr. 
 KaXdfxrj, »iC» l^*>i'- KaXdj-ia, ag, >/, 
 the stalk of corn, stubble, straw ; 
 the remains, a body withered 
 by age ; a corpse : fr. KdXai-iog. 
 K.aXali7}T0^ia, ag, »/, straw-cut- 
 ting, reaping, harvest : fr. 
 KaXa^rjTonog, b, straw-cutting, 
 a reaping-hook: KaXdjxi),T'tfivuj. 
 KaXanr}Tpia, ag, r), a female 
 reaper or gleaner : fr. KaXd^irj- 
 KaXa^ivOt], T]g, >/, calam'int ; an 
 herb resembling wild mint, pen- 
 nyroyal. Th. \iivQa, mint. 
 KaXa/iivOiocthe name of a frog: 
 
 fr. KaXafiifOrj, or KdXa/uog. 
 KaXdfxivog, »?, ov, reedy, formed 
 with reeds or sti-aw : KdXafxog. 
 KaXnfiig, iSog, i], a place where 
 reeds grow ; fishing or fowling 
 rod, case for pens, crisping-in n, 
 hair-pin, tooth-pick : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 KAA 
 
 KaXafitVicoc, ov, b, a small reed : 
 
 fr. the same. 
 YLaXa^iotig, taaa, ev, of reeds, 
 reedy : fr. 
 
 KA'AAMOS, ov. Dor. jcaXa/iw, o, 
 a reed, cane, pen, stalk of corn, 
 straw, arrow, fishing-rod, mea- 
 suring-rod. 
 \iaXano(TTt(p))g, sog, 6, //, crowned 
 or covered with straw or reeds: 
 fr. KiiXap-og, (TTi:<pio. 
 KaXa/io^Ooyyoc, b, i), played on 
 a reetl : fr. KuXai-iog, ^Ooyyog. 
 KaXr/ji(o^opog, or KaXo/x»;0"poc, 
 b, )'/, bearing reeds or a wisp ot 
 straw : fr. KciXafiog, 0spa). 
 KAAA'SIPI5:,£wt-,»/,a long linen 
 garment with tassels and fringes, 
 used by the Egyptians and Per- 
 sians. 
 KAAAYPTTI2, the dross of sil- 
 ver : fr. Calauria or Calabria. 
 KaXai'po;//, oTrog, j), a shepherd's 
 
 crook. 
 KaXUffKov, tg, s, by Ionic epenth. 
 for kKuXkov, s(g, «£, 1 sing, or 3 
 pi. iniperf. ind. a t. of KaXkio. 
 KaXtiiAtvai, to call, inf. poet, for 
 KctXifUvai, Ion. for KuXtlv : & 
 KaXfoifitjv, pres. opt. pas.s. & 
 KaXsoim, Dor, for icaXtouo-j, they 
 call, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. fr. the 
 same. 
 KaXfoi', Ion. for IkciXeov, impf. 
 
 ind. act. of the same verb. 
 KaXtovTiQ, ovTojv, o'l, beams that 
 siii)port the web : see KtXiovTtg. 
 KaXeovTi, Dov. for KaXiovai, ovai, 
 they call, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. & 
 KaXiaaaro, be called, 3 sing. a. 
 1. m. doubling <t. Ion. for tKaXs- 
 auTo. So KaXifyau^ivog, a. 1. 
 l)art. m. doubling «t ; & 
 KaXti/jTflt, they are called, Dor. 
 for KnXovvTui, 3 pi. pres. ind. 
 pass. fr. KoXkijj. 
 
 KaXtvvTo, Dor. for tKaXovvro. 
 
 3 pi. imperf. i)ass. of KaX'no. So 
 
 KuXtv^ai, Dor. for KaXor^iai, 
 
 KaXtv(ra, Doi*. for KuXoixra : iv. 
 
 KAAE'Q, to call, send for, sum 
 
 mon, invite, entreat, require, 
 call upon, invoke, name ; f. €<toj 
 & rjcTio, porf. KtKXrjKa, a. 1. ticn- 
 Xttra, a. 1. im])er. icdXtffov, utco, 
 a. I. inf. KaXkaai, a. I. ])art. 
 KaXsaag, avTog, b. KaXelcTOai, 
 pass, to be celebrated, sf)metimes 
 simply to be ; perf. jm.ss. Jck-Xi;- 
 fiai, a. 1. pass. UXijO/jv, f. 1. 
 pass. jcXf/O/'/rro/iai, y, trai. Hence 
 perhaps Engl, to call. 
 
 KaX/yjutrai, Dor. cV poet, for K-a 
 XT/fai, pres. hif. act. fr. jcaX ///(«. 
 the same as KaXkio, to call. 
 
 KaXi/^troc, -^ol. for KciXovfitvog 
 pres. part. pass. fr. icaXlw, oi 
 kAXtji^u, to call. 
 
 KaXtiTiof), opoc, b, vocal, loud ; 
 epith. of a herald : fr. KaXiuj. 
 (334) 
 
 KAA 
 
 KaXTd, ag, »/, a nest, hut, wooden 
 house, shed, barn, cell, ace. ion. 
 KoXltiv, Th. KuXov, wood. 
 
 KaXidr, dCog, »'/, a cottage, cell, 
 chapel : fr. the above. 
 
 KaXir/t;, gen. sing. Ion. KaXli)v, 
 ace. sing. fr. KaXui, a nest. 
 
 KaXivcstx), u), to roll, turn ; mid. 
 to wallow in, be constantly en- 
 gaged or occupied with : Ir. 
 
 KvXiit). 
 
 KaXtorptw, w, f. i]m>), — kcAho. 
 KaX>m(a, iov, tu, a cock's gills, 
 coek's comb : prob. fr. KuXXog. 
 KaXXaivog, »?, ov, purple, sable, 
 
 Meleagcr 123. 
 KdXXia, nou). jd. fr. Kc'tXXog, log, 
 
 Tb, beauty. Th. KaXbg, fair. 
 KaXXfiTTtu, poet, for K«raXtt7rtu, 
 to leave ; f. KaXXti\l^uj, for kutu- 
 Xtiilut} : fr. KUTU, XtiTTo), f. v/zw. 
 KoXXi'a, ag, )'/, a proper name. 
 KaXXiiiXicpapog, b, //, having fine 
 eye-lids or eye-hibhes : fr. KaXbg, 
 (iXitpapo}'. 
 
 KaXXiiioag, ov, b, having a fine 
 clear voice, sweet-toned : fr. 
 KaXbg, (iodu). 
 
 KrtXXi/3orpi7C, b, //, having beau- 
 tiful clusters : fr. KaXbg, fii')T{)vg. 
 KaXXiiitoXog,b, »/, having a beau- 
 tiful soil, fertile : fr. KuXbg, 
 fiioXog. 
 
 KaXXiydXt]vog, b, »/, beautifully 
 serene or placid : fr. KaXbg, 
 yaXi'ivt]. 
 
 KaXXiykipvpog, b, »/, with fine 
 bridges : fr. KaXbg, y'ttpvpa. 
 KaXXiyvvaiK, aiKog, b, >/, abound- 
 in" in beautiful women : fr. ku- 
 Xbg, yrvt}. 
 
 KaXXiclvt)g, iog, b, y, having 
 beautiful eddies,beautifully fiow- 
 ing : fr. KaXbg, civi]. 
 KaXXicKpnog, b, »/, having a beau- 
 tiful car or seat : fr. KaXbg, 
 ciippog. 
 
 KaXXiCovaK, aKog, b, >}, having 
 beautiiul reeds : fr. KaXbg,coraK. 
 KaXXuXaiog, ov, b, a fruitful 
 olive-tree ; as if KaXt) tXaia, a 
 beautiful olive. To this is op- 
 posed dypiiXaioQ, a wild olive- 
 tree. 
 KaXXuTTfu), u), f. rjffo), to speak 
 gracefully or in beautiful lan- 
 guage : fr. 
 K«XXt£7r//c, (og, b, y, speaking 
 beautifully, eloquent : fr. KaXbg, 
 tirog. 
 
 KaXXiipyiu), ut, f. tjtio, to work 
 beautifully or ingeniously : fr. 
 KaXbg, tpyov. 
 KaXXjfoau, a>, f. i)(Toj,to appease, 
 sacrifice auspiciously; KaXwg u- 
 ptvoj; KaXXiip'tofiai, of/mt, the 
 same. Th. Upbg, sacred. 
 KaXXiXvyvg, iog,b,v, beautifully 
 yoked : fr. koXoq, Ivyov. 
 ^aXXilm'og b y, having a beau- 
 
 KAA 
 
 tiful ffirdle, handsome : fr. KaXbg, 
 
 Z,tjivi]. 
 
 KaXXi9fpt9Xog, b, y, well-found- 
 ed : fr. KaXbg, Off-itOXov. 
 
 KaXXiOpiK, TiHxog, b, y, having 
 beautiful hair : fr. KaXbg, 9pi^. 
 
 KaXXiKapTTog, b, y, fruitful, pro- 
 ducing good fruit : fr. KoXbg, 
 KapTTog. 
 
 KaXXiicoXMvr}, »7C, V, a beautiful 
 or pleasant phice ; properly, a 
 beautiful hill or mound : fr. Ka- 
 Xbg, KoXiovbg. 
 
 KaXXiKOfiog, b, y, having beauti- 
 ful hair : fr. KaXbg, Kof-iy. 
 
 KaXXiKpijStfivog, b, y, wearing a 
 beautiful veil or fillet : fr. Ka- 
 Xbg, Kpycffivor. 
 
 KaXX<7<op^or, 6, //, having a beau- 
 tiful form, beauteous : fr. KaXbg, 
 ^iop0/'/. 
 
 KfiXXj/toc. b, y, poet, for KaXng. 
 
 KuXXij'aog, b, //, beautifully fiow- 
 ing : fr. KaXbc, vdio. 
 
 KaXXiv'iKov, ov, Tb, jmct. a signal 
 victory, // KoXy vikij ; a species 
 of dance ; song in honour of a 
 victoi'y : fr. KaXbg, vtKaco. 
 
 KaXXii'iKog, b, y, obtaining a glo- 
 rious victory : fr. the same. 
 
 KdXXTor, better, compar. n. g. or 
 adv. fr. KaXbg, fair. 
 
 KaXXioiTJj, ijg, Dor. KaXXioTra, 
 ag, y. Calliope, the name of a 
 Muse : fr. KaXbg, b-ip, brrbg, y. 
 
 KaXXioio, w, f. tt»(Ta», to make 
 ])eautiral, beautify, embellish : 
 fr. (caXXog. 
 
 KaXXiTraig, ai^og, b, ?/, having 
 beautiful children ; a beautiful 
 child : fr. K-aXoc, Traig. 
 
 KaXXiTTupyog, yEol. for jcaXXiTra- 
 pttog, having beautiful cheeks : 
 fr. KaXbg, naneid, yEoI. Trapj/a. 
 
 KaXXi7rdp9tvog, b, y, having or 
 famous for beautiful maitlens, of 
 v'rgin beauty : fr. KaXbg, nap- 
 9t}'og. 
 
 KaXXiTTtclXog, or KaXoTre^Xoc, 
 o, j'y, having beautiful sandals : 
 fr. KaXbg, TridiXov. 
 
 KaXXiTTfTrXog, b, y, having a 
 beautiful garment or robe : fr. 
 KaXbg, TTtTrXog. 
 
 KaXXiTryx^'Si ^og, b, y, having 
 beautiful arms : fr. KaXbg, irT] 
 
 X"C. 
 
 KnXXt7rXo»ca/tOf, 6, y, having 
 beautiful hair, or curls : fr. Ka- 
 Xbg, TrXotcafxog. Th. TrXtKio. 
 
 KaXXiTrXovTog, b, y, liaving gi"cat 
 wealth, splendidly wealthy : fr. 
 KaXbg, TrXovTog. 
 
 KdXXiTTov, yEol. sync, for Kar't- 
 XiTTor, 1 sing, or 3 pi. a. 2. ind. 
 act. of KaTaXfi-TTio, to leave. 
 
 KaXXnroTapog, b, y, with or of 
 beautiful rivei'S : fr. KaXbg, iro 
 Tafiog. 
 
 KaXXi7rp(jjpog, o, y, having a 
 
 KAA 
 
 beautiful prow or face : fr. Ka- 
 Xbg, rrpibpa. 
 
 KaXXiTTVpyog, b, y, having boau- 
 tiful towers, well-fortified : h\ 
 KaXbg, TTvnyog. 
 
 KaXXiTTvpywTog, b, y, the same : 
 fr. KaXbg, Trvpyoio. 
 
 KaXXiTTioXog, b, y, having beau- 
 tiful horses : fr. KaXbg, irioXog. 
 
 KaXXipit9pog, b, y, beautifully 
 fiowint;, liquid, limpid, clear : 
 fr. KaXbg, ptt9pov. 
 
 KaXXinoi], yg, y, CaUirhoc, a wo- 
 man's nanvp. 
 
 KaXXipoog, &. KaXXippoog, b, y, 
 beautifully flowing, having beau- 
 tiful streams : fr. KaXbg, pkio. 
 
 KaXXiaTa, ag, a. Dor. for jcnX- 
 Xt(Trf7,very beautiful. ButKaX- 
 XifTTa, adv. snpcrl. very beauti- 
 fully ; KaXXicTTy vyrrog, the isle 
 of Thera is so called : fr. tcaXbg, 
 compar. KoXXiuiV, superl. KaX- 
 XicTTog. 
 
 KaXXirrTahog, a, ov, having or 
 in a thie course : fr. KaXbg, (tto.- 
 Sinv. 
 
 KaXXi(TTt1ov, ov, to, the prize of 
 beauty or virtue ; in pi. a con- 
 test of beauty or of martial 
 bravery : & 
 
 KaXXifTTsvfia, aTog, Tb, the prize 
 of beautv, pre-eminence in beau- 
 ty : fr. ' 
 
 KaXXt(TTti'oj, f. (vffM, to be the 
 most beautiful, excel in beauty ; 
 act bravely and well, behave 
 gallantly : the same as «pt- 
 (TTtvio : fr. Kc'iXXKTTog. 
 
 KaXXiffTifpavog, b, //, wearing a 
 beautiful crown, with gay gar- 
 lands, well- walled, furnishing 
 beautiful crowns : fr. KaXbg, 
 <TTk(pavog. 
 
 KdXXi(TTog, y, ov, superl. fr. Ka- 
 Xbg, beautiful, compar. icaXXtwr. 
 
 KaXXi<T<l)vpog, b, y, having beau- 
 tiful ankles : fr. KaXbg, (r(l)vn6v. 
 
 KaXXiTo^og, b, y, well-skilled hi 
 the bow : fr. KaXbg, to^ov. 
 
 KaXXiTpixag, ace. pi. fr. KaXXi- 
 
 9ptK. 
 
 K«XX(0', followed by an aspirate, 
 for K-aXXiTTf , Atiol. sync, for kut- 
 tXiire, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. of 
 KaTaXtinu). Tli. Xf(7ra». 
 
 KaXXi<peyy7)g, fog, b, y, yielding 
 a serene light, fairly bright : fx*. 
 KaXbg, <pfyyog. 
 
 KaXXi(pOoyyog, 6, y, sweetly- 
 sounding, tuneful, shrill, melo- 
 dious : fr. KaXbg, (p9kyyofiai. 
 
 KoXXj^Xo^, oyog, b, y, beautifully 
 fiaming or blazing : fr. KaXbg, 
 (pXu^. 
 
 KaXXicpvXXog, b, y, having beau- 
 tiful leaves : fr. KaXbg, (pvXXov. 
 
 KaXXixopog, b, y, poet, for KaX- 
 Xix^poQi having a beautitul 
 country or place ; fr. x*'V" • 
 (335) 
 
 KAA 
 
 also delighting in dances, dan- 
 cing gracefully : fr. x^P^G- 
 
 KaXXi^'iov, orog, b, y, compar. of 
 KaXbg, more beautiful, finer, bet- 
 ter. 
 
 KaXXovy, yg, y, beauty, grace, 
 dignity, majesty : <S: 
 
 KrtXXoc, tog, oi'CTo, beauty; to., 
 KaXXea, y, beautiful persons or 
 things, beauties, ornaments. Th. 
 KaXog. 
 
 KdXXvvTpov, ov, Tb, an instru- 
 ment used in ornamenting, em- 
 bellishing, or cleajiing, a binish ; 
 an ornament : fr. 
 
 KaXXi'Vw, f. vvib, to render beau- 
 tiful, beautify, embellish, adorn, 
 clean, brush, gloss over ; ju'es. 
 pass. KaXXvi'O^iai, to be beauti- 
 fied or adorned, made beautiful; 
 boast, be jjroud of or plume 
 one's self : fr. KaXXog. Th. Ka- 
 Xog. 
 
 KaXXioTriXo), f. iVw, to beautify, 
 adorn, decorate ; properly, to 
 make the eves beautiful ; KaX- 
 
 *■' M 
 
 XwTTt^o/Lirtt, to adorn one's self, 
 be elated or proud : fr. KaXbg, 
 wv//. Th. uTTTOfiai. 
 
 KaXXdjxKrfia, aTog, to, an orna- 
 ment, embellisshment : & 
 
 KaXXioTTKTubg, ov, b, ornament, 
 embellishment, elegance of dress: 
 & 
 
 KctXXioTTKTTyg, ov, 6, a fop, or 
 one who pays great attention to 
 personal decoration : fr. KaX- 
 XioTri^io. 
 
 KaXoCidiKTKaXog, ov, b, teaching 
 honesty or virtue : fr. KaXbg, 
 ^icdcTKaXog. Th. ciCdaKio. 
 
 KaXoKayaOia, ag, y, moral ex- 
 cellence, virtue, probity : & 
 
 KaXoKaya9bg, 6, >'/, honourable 
 and good, virtuous, upright, nd- 
 ble : fr. KaXbg, Kal, dyaOog. 
 
 KA~AON, ov, Tb, wood. But 
 
 KaXbv, poet, beautiful : fr. KaXog. 
 
 KaXoTTH^TXor, ov, Tb, pi. ru, 
 wooden fetters, shoes, or clogs ; 
 stocks : fr. jcaXor, TrkdiXov. 
 
 KaXoTTodu), a, f. ycTii), to do well 
 or good, act honourably : fr. 
 KaXbg, 7roii(t>. 
 
 KaXoTTOvg, oSog, b, y, having 
 beautiful feet; fr. KaXbg, Trovg : 
 having wooden feet, a wooden 
 foot, a last ; fr. kciXov, Trovg : 
 also the name of an Indian ani- 
 mal. 
 
 KfiXoc, ov, b, for KaXujg, a rope, 
 cable. 
 
 KAAO'2, ij, bv, beautiful, hand- 
 some, fine, fail*, honourable, good, 
 honest, brave, sweet, pleasant, 
 becoming, decent, virtuous, il- 
 lustrious, excellent ; propitious, 
 favourable, convenient; compar. 
 KaXXi"u)V, superl. KaXXtaTog. 
 But Tb KaXbv, subst. what is 
 
KAA 
 
 KAM 
 
 ,1 1 
 
 !t 
 
 good or honourable, decorum,] KaXiifiov, ov, t'o, a little rope, a 
 
 rectitude, virtue, morality; tVri eor.l : fr. _ 
 
 .„Xi., elesantly for. -."^-.Ka AQS.o, .vr .oc.o.a ea..le,the 
 
 KrtXor'ftai,pres. ind. i>ass. KraXov- 
 ^avoQ. n, ov, pres. i)art. pass. 
 (caXor/ifv, 1 pi. pres. ind. act. 
 KaXovfn, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of 
 KctXno, to call. 
 KaXTTO^nv, to urge a horse into 
 a good |)ace, pres. inf. act. fr. 
 KaXTTci^oj. Hence, perhaps, 
 En<]jl. to fjallop. 
 KA'AHH; i;c, »'/,& KaXTTic, '^^c, 
 tog, //, an urn, water-pot, pit- 
 cher, pail ; as if fr. koXttoc, he- 
 cause it is hent: orfr. KnXvTTTu), 
 hecause it conceals the liciuor. 
 KaXTTic, i^oc, log, //, an urn : fr. 
 the above ; also, an amldnig 
 horse, a species of race. Hence 
 KoXxdliriv. 
 KaXi''/3/;, j/c >/, a hut, eahin, tent, 
 cottauje, shelter : fr. icaXj'>7rrw. 
 KaXvCihv, lovog, r),Calydon, the 
 
 name of a city. 
 KaXvKiov, gen. pi. fr. kc'iXv^, vkoq. 
 KaXvju/ia, arog, to, a covering, 
 cover, veil, hood : fr. KaXvTrrio. 
 KdXvK, VKOQ, V, a cup, case ; the 
 cup which holds the flower of 
 a plant, calyx ; rose bud, bud, 
 germ ; husk, shell ; female or- 
 nament : fr. KaXvrrrio. 
 KaXvTTTnp, ijpoQ, 6, a lid, cover- 
 ing, tile : fr. the same. Hence 
 KaXuTrrr/ntov, ou,r6, a covering, 
 
 coverlet of a bed, roof. 
 KaXvvrrbQ, 1), ov, covered ; co- 
 vering : fr. KaXvTTTM. 
 KaXvirrpa, ag, r), a covering, 
 
 case, veil. Hence 
 KaXv-rrrptjv, ace. Ion. fr. 
 KAAY'nTQ, to cover, veil, hide 
 
 KAN 
 
 Kafi^lv, for Kara /iti', certainlv. 
 Krt/</Li£i'av, by sync, for Korafit- 
 
 VHV, pres. in'f. fr. Karan'tvu), to 
 
 remain. Th. ^ikvio. 
 KdfifitQ, JEo\. for Kai y'lfulg or 
 
 yfidg. 
 Ka/</ioi'i»7, Ion. by sync, for Ka- 
 ra iwvia, ])erseverance, victory : 
 fr. Karauivio, to remain con- 
 
 KAN 
 
 rope by which the sails are 
 hauled up and down. 
 KnXCJQ, adv. fairly, rightly, well ; 
 K.iXcog ix^iv, to be well or pro- 
 pitious : fr. KaXog. 
 
 'Vo;i'vi?e;:;:,^CstS^^ 
 
 fca'ftroj, because it labours in 
 supporting a burden. ^ 
 
 KAM A' PA, ag, Ion..-/;, vg, »/, a 
 vault, arch, vaulted chamber, 
 covei'ed waggon. 
 KAMA2TNE2, or Kafxaffnvtg, 
 
 wr, oi, a kind of sea-fish. 
 Ka/tar//o6c, «, ov, laborious, toil- 
 some, wearied, spent, oppressed: 
 fr. 
 
 KrtfiaTog, ov, o, labour, toil, fa- 
 tigue : Kai-idrujg, for Kafidrovg, 
 ace. pi. Th. Kdf.ivio. 
 Ka^uiTio^rig, toe, 0, I'h hurden- 
 some, laborious, distressing ; ex- 
 hausted : fr. Kdfiarog, lUog. 
 Ka/tf3«M'tu, JEol for »car«/3an'w, 
 
 to descend. 
 KdnfiaXov, I laid down or laid 
 aside, by sync, for icarf/i/^aXov, 
 
 for KUKo^opog, to whom KaKog 
 Hopog, an evil lot, fails. Th. 
 fjiipu), to divide. 
 Kufifivio, by sync, for Kurafivo, 
 to wink, shut the eyes : f. vjno, 
 a. 1. tKd^ifivffa, pf. KtKd^ifivKaj 
 for KciTafiffivKa. Fr. »cara, 
 fxriio, to shut; f. <rio, pf. i-iffivKci. 
 KA'MNQ, to labour, toil, work 
 
 out, be fatigued, or wearied, be 
 
 sick ; f. Kaf^iw or Kanov^iai, ]tf. 
 
 KfK^nna, a. 2. ticrtfioi', a. 2. subj. 
 
 Kd^iio, yg, y, 2 pi. k.f/^a;rc. 
 KanovTtg, the* dead, nom. pi. a. 
 
 2. part. fr. Kd^ivio. 
 KafiTrerriyviog, 6, //, bending the 
 
 limbs, fatiguing : fr. jca^iTrrw, 
 
 yvlov. 
 Ka^nn), ijg, y), a bending, curve ; 
 
 joint : fr. Kd^iTrroi. 
 
 a 2 ind. ion. of Karf;u/3aXXa> : K«/t^'A'oc, »/, «»', ^vlndmg, hcnd- 
 fr. Kara, Iv, fidXXco. in^% turn, goal : fr. '^"f'^'l- 
 
 Kauiivffiig, ov, 6, Camh>,ses, a Ka/zTrrz/n, 7,oog, o, a bending 
 
 proper name. 
 Kd/ie, or Krtjuei',he laboured, was 
 
 troubled, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. 
 
 Ion. of Kdfivio, f. K-a/iui, pf. Ki- 
 
 K^njKa, a. 2 ticafiov. 
 KajittTrai, 3 sing. f. 2. m. ica/tou- 
 
 ^(at : Kafitlfret, 2 pi. of the same 
 
 tense. 
 Ka^iriXT'Tiig, ov, 6, a driver or 
 keei)cr of camels : fr. Kd^u]Xog. 
 
 winding, turn, turning round 
 the goal : & 
 
 KCT/t7rr6c, »), ov, or 6, y, bent, 
 flexible, flexile, pliant : & 
 
 K«/J7rrpa, ac, )'/, a cotter or chest, 
 formed from bent pieces of 
 wood : fr. 
 
 KA'MHTQ, to bend, curve, bow, 
 turn, go round, rest, move, per- 
 suade ; f. v//tu, perf. K^aficpa : 
 
 'r^/art, perf. act. KiKdXv(p 
 
 a. 2. tKdXvfiov, perf. pass. Kt 
 
 KnXvfi^iai,4/rii, TTTai, perf. part 
 
 KtKaXi'l^i^i^vog, 1], ov. 
 KaXv4^ai, a. I. inf. act. KaXvypag, 
 
 liaving covered, a. 1. part. act. 
 
 KaXv^/dfifvog, a. 1. part. m. ku- 
 
 Xt'ij/y, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. act. fr. 
 KaXj''7rrci». 
 KaXv^pol, dat. sing. fr. 
 
 KaXv4^ui, oog, ovg, //, Calypso, a 
 goddess. 
 
 KaXx(iii^"^y ^- «»'<^) ^^ dye with 
 purple; think deeply: fr. /caXx'/ 
 
 KdXxng, avTog, o, the proper 
 name of a prophet or seer : fr. 
 KaXxaivu). 
 
 KA'AXH, /jc. //, a muscle or shell- 
 fish, from whence the purple 
 dye is obtained ; a plant, the 
 caltha or marigold. 
 
 KaXw, I will call, f. 1. Att. contr. 
 fr. KaXkffoi, of KaXku), to call. 
 
 KA'MHAOv, ov, 6, ,/, a camel, Ka//0i(7rt.Xa^/n'«, Dor. ior kui 
 train of camels, Trapd ro K-a/t-l a/i^t^rftXa/tfVj?, and having put 
 vur, as being a beast of burden, on. Th. (rrtXXui, to adorn 
 
 Kd^nre, 2 pi. a. 2. subj. act. of 
 
 Kd^ViO. 
 
 KdfilXog, ov, 6, a cable. 
 
 Kanivalog, a, ov, belonging to a 
 furnace or oven : & 
 
 Ka^ivfvriig, ov, 6, labouring at a 
 furnace : fr. 
 
 Kai^iivevo), f. tvffu), to heat in a 
 furnace or oven, melt in a fur- 
 nace, bake in an oven, roast: fr. 
 
 KA'MINOS, ov, 6, »/, a furnace 
 
 Ka^\//a, »?c> »/» ^ wieker-basket, 
 chest, box : K(tiJi\pdKi]g, ov, 6, 
 an oil cruise. Th. (ca/uTrrw. 
 
 Ka^-^iTTOvg, TToCog, 6, >'/, bending 
 the feet, causing one to bend 
 the feet or fall, humbling : fr. 
 Kdf.nrTu), TToiig. 
 
 Kfifuov, ovaa, or, fatigued, dead, 
 a. 2. part. act. fi*. Kdf^ivto. 
 
 Kdv, although, at least, and if, 
 \nacr. vii. 8. for Kai nv. 
 
 fire' flame, heat: as iflKflv, whhout an accent, for »cni 
 
 oven, , . 
 
 Kavfiivog : fr. Kaiu), to burn. 
 Krt/iTi'w, ovg, 1), as ypr^vg Ka^nvio, 
 
 a woman that watches the kiln 
 
 or furnace, covered with soot : 
 
 dat. Ka^tvol : fr. the above. 
 Ka^indp^/ai, by sync, for Kara- 
 
 udoliaL. Hesych. 
 
 ^ (336) 
 
 tv. 
 
 Kavd, )'/, the name of a city, 
 imdecl. Ilebr. possession : but 
 
 Kavd, baskets, Gen. xl. IG, for 
 Kdvta ; see Kaviov. 
 
 KAN A BOS, Of, 6, a piece of 
 cane, round which a worker in 
 
 wax or clay moulded his mate- 
 rials, model, sketch, outline, 
 skeleton, lean man : fr. kuvvi)' 
 
 Kdva9pov,ov, to, a wicker-car- 
 riage : fr. Kdvvt]. 
 
 Kavav'iTrjg, ov, 6, a Canaanite. 
 Hebr. a rival. 
 
 KdvaffTpov, ov, to, & Kdviffrpov, 
 Lat. canistrum, a basket. Th. 
 Kdvijg. the same. 
 
 Kavarpopog, io, o, d, Dor. for 
 Kavn(popog, ov, 6,1), which see. 
 
 Kai'ax^<^> ***j ^- V^*^^) ^o sound, 
 resound, ring, clash, clank, make 
 a noise, gnash the teeth. Th. 
 
 yxog- 
 Kavax>), rjg, V, a noise, shrill 
 sound, clang, clash, gnashing : 
 fr. the above. 
 
 KavaxyjSd & Kavaxn^ov, adv. 
 loudly, with a sound : fr. the 
 above. 
 KavdxiKf, he sounded, 3 sing. 
 
 iiujterf. ind. act. Ion. fr. 
 KavaxiKi^, f- tf^w, ^-^e same as 
 
 KOi'ax^^'i to resound. 
 KANAA'KH, rjg, »/, a name com- 
 mon to the queens of ^Ethiopia, 
 Candace. 
 KavdavXrjg, ov, 6, Candaulcs, a 
 
 proper name. 
 KA'NATAOS, ov, 6, a sort of 
 food made of oil, cheese, milk, 
 and honey. 
 
 KA'NAYS, vog, o, a Persian 
 robe, mantle. 
 Kavilv, a. 2. inf. act. fr. tcajVw, 
 
 to kill ; a. 2. part, kui'ivv. 
 Kdveov, ovv, in. Kdvnov, ov, to, 
 a basket, dish or salver. 
 Kavijv, Dor. & yEol. for Kavtlv, 
 a. 2. inf. act. of kuivu), to kill ; 
 f. Kavio, a. 2. tKavov. 
 KA'NHS, ijTog, 6, a basket, ca- 
 nister, mat made of reeds : fr. 
 Kdvv)}. See KdvaaTpov. 
 Kavi](popt(t}, u>, f. riffio, to carry 
 a basket in solemn processions, 
 act as a Kavrjcpopog: ir. 
 Kavt](p6pog, 6, //, carrying a bas- 
 ket: K;av»7«/)ooot,ai, virgins carry- 
 iu<' the fruits on solemn occa- 
 sions : fr. Kavi^g, <ptpoj. 
 KA'NeAPOS, ov,6, Lat. cantha- 
 riis, a beetle ; cup ; species of 
 ship or boat. 
 KavOfjXiog, ov, 6, an ass ; a block 
 head : fr. KavOog : thence Kav 
 OijXia, wv, Ta, panniers. 
 KA'NGOS, 01^ 6, an ass ; but 
 KANOO'S, ov, 6, Lat. canthus, 
 the corner of the eye, the iron 
 which bounds a wheel. 
 KA'NBQN, lovog, 6, an ass. 
 KA'NNA, or Kdvvij, tjg, i), Lat. 
 canna, a reed, cane, mat, fence 
 of reeds. 
 Kavvdpivog, »;, ov, made of hemp, 
 hempen : fr. 
 K..VNNABIS, IOC, i^og, r), & 
 
 KAn 
 
 Kava/3tc> also Kdvva(5og, Lat. 
 cunnahis, hemp, tow, flax. 
 
 Kavvtvaag, for Karavtvaag, nod- 
 ding, assenting ; a. 1. part. act. 
 0^ Karavtvii). Th. vtviv, to nod. 
 
 Vidvvoiiog, 6, i)j by crasis for Kai 
 ei'vo/xoQ. 
 
 KavoviKog, 1), bv, according to 
 
 rule, regular : fr. (cat'wv. 
 
 Kavovv, see Kdvtov 
 KcirraOya, for Kai ivTovOa, and 
 here. 
 KavvTToSdTog, u>, 6, a. Dor. for 
 icat dvvTTohjTog, ov, 6, ?'/, un- 
 shod, barefooted : h\a,v7rodkio, 
 to bind under. Th. dkuj. 
 KANQ'N, ovog, 6, Lat. canon; a 
 straight rod or statt', rule, mea- 
 suring rod, i)lumb-line ; cross- 
 piece or handle of a shield ; 
 distaff"; beam or tongue of a 
 balance ; catalogue or list ; rule 
 of conduct : as if fr. Kdvvrj. 
 KA'NiinON, ov, TO, the elder 
 flower. 
 
 Kfi^, Dor. & by crasis for Kai IK. 
 Kd^nyfipe, Dor. & Att. by crasis 
 for Kai ttyjynpe. Th. tyeipio, to 
 raise uj). 
 Kairavrfiog, Ion. for KaTraveiog, 
 ir. KaTrai'fi'C, Cajxineus, gen. 
 Ion. KaTravtiog : hence 
 KaTTavifidSijg, patronym., the 
 son of (^apaneus. 
 KaTTHTa, for Kai tTveiTa, and then. 
 Ka7rfpvaovfi,7),ihc name of a city, 
 undecl. Heb. the village of 
 consolation. 
 KaTTcrof, ov, 6, a ditch, pit, 
 grave ; by aplmeresis for aKdrrt- 
 Tog : fr. OKdirTu), to dig. 
 KaTT//, i)g, 1), a manger, crib ; 
 food put therein : fr. jcaTrrw. 
 KaTrr/Xtta, ac, //, the business of 
 selling provisions: fr, jcaTT/yXtuw, 
 KaTn)X{iov, ov, to, a tavern, 
 cook's shop, shambles : fr. Kd- 
 7rt]Xog. 
 
 KaTTTiXevu), f. (Toj, to sell provi- 
 sions, retail goods, be a huckster 
 or petty dealer, keep a tavern : 
 used metaphorically, 2 Cor. ii. 
 17, KaTrnXivovTtg, i. e. making 
 a gain or merchandise, adulte- 
 rating ; also, to contrive delays, 
 ^sciiyl. S. c. Th. 551. Fr. fca- 
 
 7r;;\oc. 
 KaTTiiXiKog, V, bv, of or belonging 
 to a vintner, crafty, fraudulent : 
 Krt7r//XtKrJiCjadv. like a vintner : 
 KaTTijXiKi^jg tx"> she is like an 
 inn-keeper, i. e. adulterated, 
 ])ainted. Aristoph. FIX. 10()3. 
 
 Fr. 
 
 KA'HHAOS, ov, 6, a tavern- 
 keeper, vintner, victualler ; 
 huckster, retailer, corrupter ; 
 adj. adultei-ated, fraudulent. 
 
 KciTTi, for Kai Itt'i. 
 
 KmriOji, r)g,ii,a measure cf corn 
 (337) 
 
 KAll 
 
 containing two chenices, Xen. 
 KdTTVTj, 7}g, r/, a chimney : & 
 Ka7rj'ia,«Cj»/j smoke : fr. Karrvog. 
 KaTTViduj, fe), f. d'aoj, to smoke 
 
 fume with anger : fr. the above. 
 Kairvi^ofitvog, smoking ; pres. 
 
 part. pass. fr. 
 HaTTvitu}, f. o-w, to blacken with 
 
 smoke, make a smoke, fumigate, 
 
 light a fire. Th. KaTrvog. 
 KdirvKTixa, arog, to, smoke, fu- 
 migation, mist. 
 KairvoCoxn, »;Ci V, or Kanvo- 
 
 SoKU, Ion. a chimney : fr. Kan- 
 
 vbg, dkxo^ai. 
 KAIINO'S, ov, b, smoke, steam, 
 
 vapour ; poet, fire : fr. Kairo). 
 KaTTvovxog, ov, 6, a tube or fun- 
 nel through which smoke passes : 
 
 fr. KaTTvbg, tx^- 
 Kairvoio, u), f. wffw, to smoke, 
 
 blacken with smoke, be reduced 
 
 to ashes : fr. Kairvog. 
 YLaTrvioCijg, tiog, o, 17, smoky : 
 
 fr. KaiTvbg, ddog. 
 KdTTOc, w, Dor. for K^iirog, ov, 
 
 b, a garden. 
 KaTTTradoKia, ag, r), the name of 
 
 a country of Asia Minor, Cap- 
 
 padocia. 
 KA'niIAPIS, Eiog, y, Lat. cap- 
 
 paris, the caper plant. 
 Ka-mravti, by sync, for Kara- 
 
 iravH, he appeases or allays. 
 
 YLainno'iov, for Kara Trtliov, 
 
 through the plain. Th. izkdov, 
 
 the ground. 
 
 Kd-mrtm, he fefl, ^ol. sync, for 
 
 fcarETTtCf, 3 
 
 sing, a. 2. 
 
 act. ; 3 
 
 dual, KaTTTTtaeTijv ; & 
 Kdn-TretTov, for (careTrfffov, 1 sing, 
 or 3 pi. a. 2. hid. act. of Kara- 
 TTi-KTii), Th. TTtTrrw, to fall ; f. 
 irtaovfiai, perf. 7r€7rrtu*:a, a. 2. 
 
 tTTfaOV. 
 
 KaTTTTo^opoc, ov, 6, »/, an epith. 
 
 of a horse, bearing the letter 
 
 Kdmra, burnt in or otherwise 
 
 impressed to denote a generous 
 
 breed. Th. <pspuj. 
 KaTTTTvphdcra, Dor. & poet, for 
 
 KaraTTVoiffaffa, a. 1. part. act. 
 
 f. g. fr. /caraTTvpi^w, to inflame; 
 
 f. <Tio, a. 1. KaTtirvpiffa. Fr. 
 
 Kara, TTvp, frvpbg, to, fire. 
 Ka-n-pdoj, io, f. ijffix), to be in sea- 
 son like a sow, be Uiscirious : & 
 Kd-TTpiog, ov, b, a boar ; also adj. 
 
 6, 1), belonging to or like a boar; 
 
 as KaTTpiovg Trpwpag, prows 
 
 formed like the snout of a boar, 
 
 Herod, iii. 59 : fr. 
 KA'nPOS, ov, 6, a boar, wild 
 
 boar : as if fr. 
 KA'nT12, to devour or swallow 
 
 greedily, gulp down, snap up ; 
 
 f. xpii), pert'. KfKaipa. 
 Ka-rrvpi^io, to laugh loud; indulge 
 
 the appetite : fr. 
 
 Kanvpbg, a, bv, torrid, dried. 
 
KAP 
 
 parched, burnt up ; lolowing or 
 puffing with a great noise : fr. 
 KaTTucu, to blow, breathe out, ex- 
 hale ; f. v(Ht)f a. 1. iKa-Kvaa, aq, 
 €. Th. KaTTw, the same. 
 KaTT^aXap', ^')1. tSc poet. sync, 
 for Kara (t)d\apa, ornaments or 
 trappings of horses. Th. ^a\o(^. 
 KaTTw, to breathe. 
 Kdirioi', lovoQ, 6, a capon. 
 
 KAP 
 
 KAP 
 
 KapSio<bv\aK,aKOQ,6,ii guard for, Kapow, w, f. waw, pf. ic£»ca>oKa, 
 tl.e heart, a breast-plate : fr. to lull to sleep, make heavy ; 
 
 Kapdia, ipvXa^. 
 
 KaoSiouj, w, f. w(T(u, to feel grief 
 
 of heart ; Cant. iv. 9, to move 
 
 or wound the heart. Th. Kaocia. 
 
 pass, to be lulled to sleep, be 
 heavy with sleep. Th. Kapog. 
 KAPnAT, wv, al, or Ka^nzai, 
 worms which are bred in olives. 
 
 KA'PAOnOS, ov, »), a kneading- KAPHAl A, or KapTrairt, af, »/, 
 
 trough, tiiiy 
 Ka'p/;, TO, unded. the head, by 
 apoc. for th. Ka^nvov. But 
 
 KA^P, g. Kapoc, a Carian, a man Kapy, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. pass. ir. 
 
 of no value ; for the Carians were 
 slaves and barbarians : but 
 Kap, for KTupr;, to, by apoc. the 
 same as jcdp//vo»/, the head; also 
 used for Ki)p, death. 
 Kripa, TOy & Kdpj;, undecl. the 
 
 head, top, summit. 
 KA'PABOS, ov, by Lat. carabus ; 
 a lobster, cray-tish. Hence Engl. 
 crab. 
 
 Kapa^ojcew, w, f. rjTu), pf. rjKa, to 
 expect, wait for anxiously, look 
 out for, long for; as having the 
 head stretched out to look : fr. 
 Kapa, coKsii), to see. 
 KapaKc'iWiov, ov, to, a hood. 
 Kapaviarrjo, i]oog, & Kapa- 
 viarriQ, ov, 6, cutting off the 
 head, destroy mg life, capital: fr. 
 Kapqvov. 
 Kdpdvog, ov, 6, a chief, sove- 
 reign, master : fr. Kapa. 
 Katjdpou), a), f. w<Tut, to bring to 
 a head or close, tinish : fr. Kci- 
 pqvoif. 
 KapaTOfxtu), w, f. /yo-w, to cut off 
 the head : fr. 
 KaparofJiOQ, 6, y, cutting off the 
 head; or Kapdro^iog, beheaded: 
 fr. ica'pa, d/trw. 
 Kap/Sai/oe, ?/, oj', barbarian, fo- 
 
 Ktipu), f. Kfpw, to clip ; a. 2. act, 
 tKcipov, a. 2. pass. tKapny- 
 
 a species of dance performed by 
 
 men in arms ; bpxu^^Q ^^ ''"'^ 
 
 oirXoig. 
 KapTTuKi^og, 6, r/, swift, rapid, 
 
 fleet ; as if dpTrdXifiog : hence 
 KapTraXifiiog, quickly, hastily; as 
 
 i(ipnap,aTog (by sync. Ka'p/;roc), if apjraXii^iog, adv. Ih. upirio, 
 TO, the head. Th. Kapyp'ov. for dpnaKio, to snatch : as fr. 
 
 rap'io, rapldus, rapt on. 
 Kapjrdcivog, ij, ov, made of fine 
 
 linen : fr. 
 KA'PnASOS, ov, it, carbasvs. 
 
 reign. 
 
 KAPBATl'NH, ijg, r), a coarse or 
 
 clumsy shoe worn by rustics. 
 KapdafiiKi^, f. iffo), to talk of 
 
 cresses : fr. KapCafiov. 
 Kap^aixoyXvcpog, 6, y, cutting 
 cresses for food, miserly : fr. 
 KapSafiov, yXu^o*. 
 KA'PAAMON, ov, TO, the herb 
 nasturtium ; water-cress : (ca'p- 
 dufiov ^Xkiriiv, to look sour. 
 KapdanvXri, i]g, y, the name of 
 
 a woman. 
 KapCafivcrffio, for (TKapSafxixrmo. 
 KapddfibJixov, ov, to, Lat. carda- 
 momum ; an odoriferous plant, 
 one sort of which is called grains 
 of paradise: Kapca^ov, d/jw/xor. 
 KAPAl'A, ag, i), the heart, mind, 
 soul, spirit, courage, stomach, 
 interior part: Ktap. See Kpa^i'a. 
 KapciaKog, r),bu, cardiac, belong- 
 inir to the heart : fr. the above. 
 Kapdioyvoj(TTr)g, ov, o, knowmg 
 the heart : fr. Kapcia, yvuxTTijg, 
 knowing. Th. yivu)(TKio. 
 Kap^iovXKto), Cj, f. ?j<T(u, to pluck 
 out the heart : fr. Kapcia, tXKut. 
 
 KaprjaTi, dat. sing. fr. KrdoT^ap 
 Kaptiiiapia, ag, v, heaviness of 
 
 the head, stupor, dizziness : fr. 
 
 KauT), jidpog. 
 KapiiKondu), w, f. i)(TUJ, to have 
 
 long hair : fr. ica'pr;, KOfiy. 
 Kap?iico^6u)i/r4c,having long hair, 
 
 poet, for icap/jKo/iuii'rtc, nom. pi. 
 
 pres. pass. fr. Kapi]KOjxdio', more 
 
 correctly written Kapi] ko^oiov- 
 
 Ttg. 
 Kapfjvai, to be shaved, shorn ; 
 
 a. 2. inf. pass, of Ktipio, to shave; 
 
 a. 2. tKupov, f. 2. KapCJ, a. 2. pass. 
 
 tKdoi/v. 
 KA'PHNON, ov, TO, the head, 
 
 top, summit: fr. Kdptj- 
 
 KdpijTog, by syne, for Kapt'iaTog, 
 gen. sing. fr. Kapifap. 
 
 KapiKOEpyi)g, tog, 6, »/, made by 
 Carians : fr. Kdo, tpyov. 
 
 KoptKot, nom. i«l. fr. 
 
 KaptKot;, »/, bu, Lat. Caricus ; Ca- 
 rian. Th. Kdp, a Carian. 
 
 Kapti'ai, at, women hired to la- 
 ment at funerals: fr. K))p, death, 
 or because they were mostly 
 from Caria. 
 
 Kopjc, i^oc & i^og, //, a shrimp 
 or prawn. 
 
 KAPKAl'PQ, to i-esound, trem- 
 ble. 
 KAPKI'NOS, or KapKXpog, ov, b, 
 a crab-fish, crab, sign in the 
 zodiac, disease called cancer, 
 kind of tongs. 
 
 KapKivou), Ct, to move like a crab ; 
 KapKivovaOai is said of plants 
 
 fine flax or linen ; a species of 
 
 ])oison. 
 KAPIIH'SION, ov, Tb, Lat. car- 
 
 peslum, the stalk of a plant re- 
 sembling cinnamon ; a slender 
 
 reed : fr. jca'p^ot;. 
 YiaoTzilonai, to claim liberty; set 
 
 free : fr. KapTvig. 
 KapTTt^oi, to pluck or gather fruit, 
 
 reap, enjoy ; make fruitful : fr. 
 
 Kapnog. 
 
 Kdpirifiog, rj, ov, fruitful, fertile, 
 
 productive, abundant ; opp. to 
 
 dKapnog, barren : fr. Kaprrog. 
 
 Kapnig, iSog, y), the rod used by 
 the piietor when he declared a 
 slave free; liberty, emancipation. 
 
 KapTTKTTijg, ov, 6, one who de- 
 clared a person free. 
 
 KapTTKJTta, an assertion of liber- 
 ty, (Jell. XX. 10, var. not. 
 
 Kap7r6(3pwTog, b, >/, pn.ducing 
 fruit fit for eating ; having the 
 fruit gnawed : Kapirbg, (ipwaKu). 
 
 KapTToyoviio, w, f. iifno, to pro- 
 duce fruit, bear a crop : & 
 
 KapTToyovia, ag, >), fertility : fr. 
 Kapnbg, yovy. 
 
 Krtp7rot(Tiv, dat. pi. lo. fr. Kapnog. 
 
 KapTToofiai, ovf-iai, to reap tho 
 fruits, gain benefit from, enjoy, 
 obtain ; consume, exhaust : see 
 
 KapTTOOJ. 
 
 KapiroTToibg, ov, b, y), producing 
 
 which extend the fibres of their fruits or gram : Kap7:og, ttuiho. 
 roots to lay hold of the soil ; to KAPHO^S, ov, b, fruit, Ci)rn, 
 
 be afflicted w ith a cancer : fr. 
 
 the above. 
 KapKiviofxa, aTog, rb, cancer, a 
 
 disease. Th. KapKivog, the same. 
 
 KapfiiiXiov, ov, to. Mount Cannel. 
 
 Kdpvta, & Kdpvtia, iov, tu, a 
 festival of Apollo. 
 
 Kduvog, tog, r6,a sheep, Hesych. 
 
 KA'POS, ov, b, deep sleep, stu- 
 por, lethargy. But 
 
 Kapoc for Kt}pbg, gen. Dor. fr. 
 K))p, fate, death; or Kapbg, Dor. 
 for Ktjpbg, ov, b, wax. 
 
 Kapot'X'OJ'',ov,r6,a chariot, Engl. 
 caroche, 
 
 (338) 
 
 grain, pulse, seed, produce, utili- 
 ty : Kaprrbg (pptviuv, the fruit of 
 the mind, i. e. pnidence ; the 
 wrist. 
 
 KapTTOTiX'tio, tu, f. y)(rui, to bring 
 fruit to ])erfection : fr. 
 KapTroTtXi)g, tog, b, »/, bringing 
 
 fruit to pertection or maturity : 
 
 fr. KapTTog, TtXku). 
 Kap7ro<poptu), tu, to bear fruit ; f. 
 
 i)(7u}, pf. KtKapnoipopyfKa, a. \. 
 
 iKap7ro(p6pt}aa : fr. 
 Kapiroipopog, b, »'/, bearing fruit, 
 
 fruitful : fr. Kap-rrbg, 0^ptu. 
 KapTTotu, (ij, to form or bear fruit, 
 
 I 
 
 KAP 
 
 produce; mid. to gather or reap 
 fruit or the produce, enjoy, pos- 
 sess, gain, sacrifice; pass, to be- 
 come fruit; a. L iKapTTuxra. Th. 
 KapTTog. 
 
 KdpTrojf.ia, aTog, rb, fruit, gain ; 
 a victim, .sacrifice : &. 
 
 KdpTTujmg, tiog, t), fruition ; the 
 use of any thing : fr. the above. 
 
 Kap7r<ur6<;,»/,6r,ornamentedwith 
 figures of various fruits; or, ac- 
 cordijig to H. Stephens, 2 Sam. 
 xiii. 18, having sleeves reaching 
 to the wrists ; an epithet of a 
 garment : fr. the same. 
 
 Kappa, ag, »/, Carrha, a city m 
 Arabia. 
 
 Kappt'iuv, Mu\. sync, for Karap- 
 pi^tiv, pres. inf. & 
 
 Kappi-Z'WtTa, soothing, pres. part, 
 fern. gen. for Karappt^ovaa, fr. 
 K■a^apf^a^. 
 
 Kdppov, ov, TO, a carriage, car, 
 cart, waggon. 
 
 Kdppuiv, Dor. for Kptiaffiov (com- 
 par. of dya^oc), braver, better; 
 as if ica'prtui', fr. Kaprog for Kpd- 
 Tog, strength. 
 
 KA'PSIOS, a, ov, oblique : 
 whence iyKapawg, b, »/, the 
 same. 
 
 Kdpra, very much, greatly, cer- 
 tainly; adv. fr. ica'proc, for Kpd- 
 Tog, sti'ength ; // KapTa, certain- 
 ly, a mode of affirming. 
 
 KopraiTToug, ot^og, 6, »/, strong- 
 footed : fr. Kparaibg, Tvovg. 
 
 KapraXapiov, ov, Tb, dimin. fr. 
 
 KA'PTAAAOS, & KdpTaXog,ov, 
 b, a wicker basket. 
 
 Kdpra, dat. sing. fr. KapTog, tog, 
 Tb, for KpaTog, strength. 
 
 Kaprcpat'x/iat'j «j b, poet. & Dor. 
 for 
 
 KapTtpaixjJiyjg, ov, b, powerful 
 with the spear or in arms : fr. 
 
 Kaprtpbg, alxfu'h 
 KapTtpiio, u>, to be strong, firm 
 
 or courageous, persevere, j)er- 
 
 sist, endure, bear patiently ; f. 
 
 rycrtu, perf. KtKaprtpijKa, a. I. 
 
 i:KapTkpTj<Ta,a. 1. opt. -.Eol. kao- 
 
 Tiptifftia, ag, c ; fr. Kapripbc, 
 
 strong : fr. KdpTog, by metath. 
 
 for KpaTog. 
 
 KapTtpia, ag, »/, firmness, pati- 
 ence, endurance : & 
 
 KaprtpiKbg, t), bv, firm, patient, 
 endurini; : fr. KapTtpog. 
 
 KapTfpoOvfiog, b, y), strong in 
 mind, brave, resolute : fr. kuo 
 '"Of, by metath. for KpaTog, tog 
 rb, & Ovfibg. 
 
 Kaprtpbv tlvai Tivog, for KpaTflv 
 Tivog, to conquer or excel any 
 one : fr. Kaprtpog. 
 
 KapTtpbv for Kapreputg, bravely. 
 
 KaprtpoTrXy)^, rjyog, 6, ?/, striking 
 forcibly : fr. KapTtpbg, TrXr]<jaio. 
 
 KapTtpbg, d, bv, strong, stout, 
 
 KAP 
 
 powerful, vehement, violent, 
 magnanimous, valiant, patient, 
 pei*severing ; rt> Kaprspov, cou- 
 rage: fr. KdpTog, by metath. for 
 KpdTog. 
 
 KapTip6<ppojv, ovog, b, y), strong- 
 minded, magnanimous, courage- 
 ous, valiant : fr. Kaprtpog, (pprjv. 
 
 Kaprfooxtip, xtipog,b, y), strong- 
 handed : fr. Kaprepbg, x*'P- 
 
 KdpTKTTog, best, by metath. for 
 Kodnarog, superl. Th. Kpdroc. 
 
 Kdprog, tog, to, by metath. for 
 Kodrog, rb, strength, power, &c. 
 
 KaoTuvai, bv metath, for Koarv- 
 vai, a. 1. inf. act. fr. 
 
 Kaprv'i'tu, for Kparin'to, to 
 strengthen, make strong or firm, 
 corroboi*ate. Tii. Kpdrog. 
 
 KAPY'A, ag, y), a walnut tree ; 
 Kapvov, ov, Tb, a walnut, nut. 
 Hence 
 
 Kapt'ivog, of a nut, like a nut: & 
 
 KapvtaKog, ov, b, a bowl or cup, 
 having the form of a nut. 
 
 KapvKtvio, f. ttfcio, to season, 
 sweeten, fatten : fr. 
 
 KAPiTKH, yjg, >'/, a sort of minced 
 meat or seasoning used by the 
 Lydians. 
 
 KapvKivug, t], ov, blood-coloured, 
 dark-coloured : fr. KapvKtj. 
 
 KapvKOTroisu), <u, f. ritrio, to make 
 siiuce, season with fair words, 
 varnish : fr. 
 
 Kapi>K07rot6e,ou,o,(mcwho makes 
 sauce or sweetmeats, a confec- 
 tioner : fr. KapvKy], ttouu). 
 
 Kdpv^, vKog, b. Dor. for KqpvK, 
 b, a herald. 
 
 Kapv^aiaa, JEo]. for Kr}pv^aaa, 
 having proclaimed ; a. L part, 
 act. f. g. of KTjpvaffu). 
 
 Kdpi'^e, Dor. for Kijpv^e, for s/c//- 
 pv^t, a. 1. ind. act. of the same. 
 
 Kapvov, ov, rb, a walnut, nut : 
 see Kapva. 
 
 Kapv(T(To), Dor. for KyjpixTnu}. 
 
 Kapviord, rd, Exod. xxxviii. cups 
 made in the form of a nut : fr. 
 Kapva, which see. 
 
 Kap(paX'tog,a, oi^,dry, arid, parch- 
 ed. Th. Kdp(pu), to dry. 
 
 Kdpcpyj, i]g, »/, hay, straw, chaff : 
 fr. Kdp<piii. Hence 
 
 Kapcpyjpbg, a, bv, made of dry 
 stalks or straw. 
 
 Kap(poXoy'tiiJ, at, to pick off bits 
 of straw: fr. Kdoipog, Xsyu). 
 
 Kdp(pog, tog, to, a dry stalk, 
 straw, chaff, bran, stubble, a dry 
 log of wood, splinter; twig, rod; 
 billet: fr. 
 
 KA'P<M2, to dry, wither, shrivel, 
 wrinkle ; f. ^/u), perf. KtKapipa. 
 
 Kapx^f^^f^^f^G) used by Homer for 
 Kap^aXeof. 
 
 KapxapoSovg, ^ovrog, 6, rj, hav- 
 ing rough teeth : fr. Kdpxapog, 
 bSovg. 
 
 (339) 
 
 KAS 
 
 Kapxdpog & Kapxdptog, b, r/ 
 rough, savage, snai)pish, snarl- 
 ing. Th. x^p^o^o"'*^' 
 
 KapxdfTiov, Dor. for Kapx^friov. 
 
 Kapx'/^'^*'tog,a,o»', Carthaginian: 
 fr. 
 
 Kap\'7;^(ui/, ovog, >}, Carthage. 
 
 KAPXH'^ION, ov, rb, a pulley, 
 by which the ropes of a ship are 
 worked ; the sail-yard ; a band- 
 age ; kind of oblong cup. 
 
 Kap(f), Dor. for Kt]pi^, dat. sing, 
 fr. Ktjpbg, ov, b, wax. 
 
 KaaaX^Sd^u), f. dffu), to act like a 
 strumi)et, treat in an obscene 
 filthy manner : fr. 
 
 KASA'ABH, y}g,y'i,& KaaaX^dg, 
 d^og, y), a strumpet, harlot. 
 
 KA'ilAi), ov, 6, a riding-cloak, 
 housing, skin : probably a Per- 
 sian word. 
 
 Kacatipa, & Kaffojplg, Tropvij, 
 Hesych.: fr. Kdero'a, tupa. Hence 
 
 Ka(Tavptlov,&. Kafravpiov,ov,Tb, 
 a common brothel. 
 
 Ka(T0Xoi(Ttv, dat. pi. Ion. fr. Ka- 
 aOXbg, for Kui fc<T0X6<;, and good. 
 
 KatTia, ag, >}, casia, a shrub re- 
 sem})ling the cinnamon. Kaffta 
 fisXaiva, the black cassia : see 
 Kacrcria. 
 
 KaaiyvyjTri, rjc, ij, a sister : fr. 
 
 Karrtyj/z/rof, ov, b, an own bro- 
 ther, brother's or sister's son, 
 blood relation ; adj. fraternal, 
 brotherly,sisterly, kindred, near- 
 ly related: fr. Kdmg, yivofiai. 
 
 KA'212, tog, b, y), a brother or 
 sister, blood relation. 
 
 KA'22A, tjg, y), a strumpet, har- 
 lot. 
 
 KASSI'A, ag, r), cassia, an aro- 
 matic shrul) : see Kaaia. 
 
 KASSI'TEPOS, ov, b, Att. Kar- 
 Tirtpog, tin. 
 
 Kd(T(TviAa, arog, rb, sole of a shoe, 
 shoe, sandal ; plot, intrigue: fr. 
 
 KAVSY'Q, Att. Karrvio, f. vauj, 
 to sew together, stitch or patch 
 up, cobble, mend, plot, contrive; 
 from whence Kdrrvfia, a sandal. 
 
 KaaraXi'a, ag, »;, a fountain near 
 Delphi sacred to the Muses. 
 Hence 'SvfKpai KaaraXidtg, at, 
 the Muses. 
 
 KASTA'NA, tjg, »/, Castana, a 
 city of Thessaly and Pontus : 
 whence Kaerrava'iKbv Kdpvov, 
 Engl, a castan-nut or chestnut. 
 
 Kda-ravov, ov, rb, a chestnut : fr. 
 the above. 
 
 KaffTopsiog, a, ov, relating to 
 Castor. Ka<T7-dp£ior fjiiXog, Ka<T- 
 rnptiog vpvog, Pindar, Isthm. 
 0(1. i. a song of encouragement, 
 which the Spartans used before 
 battle. 
 
 KA'STQP, opoc, 6, Lat. castor, a 
 beaver ; also Castor, a proper 
 name. 
 
 Z2 
 
KAT 
 
 KAT 
 
 KAT 
 
 il • 
 
 KcifJxtBt, he detained, 3 sing, im- 
 perf. Mo\. syne, for KUTiax^Qi, 
 of icarrt(Tx«Ow, for Ka^xio, to 
 restrain, witlihold. So also^ 
 Karrxtro, for K:ar£(Tx«ro, 3 sing, 
 a. 2. ni. of KUTaaxi^^o, or Karix^^ 
 to restrain. Th. tx^J *« ^''^^^^ ' 
 f. tgu;, a. 2. tVx'>i^. 
 KATA', prep, with a gen. Down 
 from, down ; kut' OvXvf^-rroto, 
 from heaven; Kara tov Kotj^vov, 
 down the steep place, Mark 
 V. 13.— Against ; a' 6 Htog virip 
 r'ffiCjv, rig Ka9 y^CJv] Rom. viii. 
 31, if God be for us, who can be 
 against us ?— Of, concerning j 
 OTi ifiaoTVpr)(Tanev Kurd tov 
 etovy 1 Cor. XV. 15, because we 
 have testified of God.— Upon ; 
 KUTsx^tv avTov Kara rtjg Kt<pa- 
 X^f, Mark xiv. 3, he poured 
 upon his head ; Kara Trkrpujv 
 cntiptiv, 1 Cor. ii. 4, to cast seed 
 on stones.— By ; t?o(iKi^w fft 
 Kurd Tuv Qtov, Matt. xxvi. 63, 
 I adjure thee by God. — In, Iv ; 
 7/ KUTd (id0ovg 7rrwxf««, 2 Cor. 
 < viii. 2, deep poverty.— Over, tig ; 
 oi»x fiX^C i^ovaiav jcar' t/iow, Jo. 
 xix. U, you would not have 
 power over me.— Through ; Ka9' 
 oXijg rtig -Kfoix^opov, through 
 the whole country round about, 
 Luke xxiii. 5. 
 Kara, with an accus. Accordmg 
 to; KOT i'lKova r;/uaiv, Gen. i. 2G. 
 according to our own image. — 
 In ; KUT ovap, Matt. i. 20, in a 
 dream; Kara rr/v x<^p«»^^'«^f'>'^*'> 
 Luke XV. 14, in that country ; 
 Kara Kfoac aycur, lovgo aijmine, 
 Xen. k! 'A. iv. 6, 6.— To ; h^Qt 
 KUT avTov, Luke x. 33, he came 
 to him.— T.)wards ; Kard rijv 
 'RiQvv'iav TioptviaQai, Acts xvi, 7, 
 to go towards Bithynia. — Near; 
 Kar' 'Apyog, Eur. Suppl. 3G6, 
 situated near Argos. Beza on 
 Acts xxvii. 5. — Before; oTc Kar 
 6<p9a\^ovg Trpoeypatpny ^J^l. iii. 
 3, before wh«»se eyes he was^set 
 fyrth. — With; Kard fffavrbvix^, 
 Rom. xiv. 22, have with you.— 
 Among; rovg Kurd rd lOvij Trar- 
 rag, Acts xxi. 21, all who are 
 amont: the nations; -rravTiov rioy 
 KaTd'lovCaiovg Wtov, Acts xxvi. 
 3, all the rites which are among 
 the Jews.— For, or because of ; 
 Kara Trdffav aiTiaVf Matt. xix. 
 3, for every cause ; Kara x«pt»'j 
 Rom. iv. 4, for grace.— Even to; 
 artva idf ypcKprirai Ka9' iv, Jo. 
 xxi. 25, which if they were writ- 
 ten even to one ; i. e. all. — Dis- 
 tributive; vfitlg Ka9' «Va, Eph. v. 
 33, each of you.— Adverbially ; 
 
 xix. 14, justly; ^ard Kpdrog,20y\ from an -P^f^^^^^^P:.:!.*' 
 bravely;'K«e' ^a.rov.,by then.- ,«-/3«_<^'f J,^; ^^^ f^;'_ \'^^X„ 
 
 selves.— Periphrastically, with 
 nouns; ol Kara iroXiv, Luke vin. 
 4, the inhabitants of the city; tv 
 roTe Ka9' //ftag, who have lived 
 in our memory; o Ka9' y'l^dg \o- 
 yog. our doctrine, or sect ; twv 
 Ka9' v/xag 7rotr/rwr,of your own 
 poets. Acts xvii. 28.— Kara is 
 omitted by ellipsis ; Kai avrb 
 
 TOVTO^t ffTTOV^ijV TTOKTaV TTaptKJ- 
 
 tviyKavTtg, 2 Pet. i. 5, attend- 
 ing to this with all diligence. 
 Eur. Andr. 90C, ra avrd kcu vo- 
 aov^tv, in this we languish. — In 
 composition it denotes, 1. the op- 
 posite to dvoi, downwards, as Ka- 
 Ta[iaivu), to descend; 2. against, 
 as KaraKai;x«<^0«^ to boast a- 
 gainst ; 3. very much, as Kartt- 
 SujXoc, abounding with idols; 4. 
 it does not change the signihca- 
 tion of the simple word, as Ka- 
 Ta9vu(TKio, to die. 
 Kardjia, descend ; by apoc. for 
 KaTdi3i}9i, or K-ara^a0i,a. 2. nn- 
 per. act. Att. fr. 
 Karafiaivui, to go or come down, 
 step down, descend, alight, de- 
 part, set out ; trans, to brmg 
 down, humble ; imj)! Karkfiai- 
 vov, f. TO. KaTa(ii]<To^iai, perf. 
 KaTa(3't(3t]Ka, a. 2. koW/3//i', rjg, 
 T], a. 2. impel*. Karo/3f/0i & Kard- 
 ^a9i, Karaj^dTio, by apoc. Kard- 
 ^a, a. 2. subj. act. Knra/3w, yg, 
 y, a. 2. inf. KaTaliJirai, a. 2. pt. 
 Karo/3ac,aj'roe: fr.Kara,/3atro>. 
 Kara/3aKxi"0/iat, ovuai, f. oxro- 
 
 Kara/3a(TKaivw, f- «vu), to be- 
 witch, destroy by witchcraft : 
 fr. Kora, (iaOKaivu). 
 
 Kar«i3a(T/x6c, ov, 6, a descent, 
 
 fall : & o ' • 
 
 KaraftaTbg, Ion. KaTctt^aTog, ft. 
 
 7/, through which there is a de- 
 scent or passage, steep : & 
 
 KarajidTio, let him descend, 3 
 sin«^. a. 2. imper. act. Kara''3a0i: 
 fr. Karapaivut. 
 
 KuTa^iavKio, f. K^o, to bark, snarl 
 at : fr. Kara. /3a v^u*. 
 
 Kara/3ai'KaXaaj, ai, f. »i<Tw, to lull 
 to sleep, as nurses do : 
 
 or sinjj 
 
 fr. Kcird, l3avKa\du> : fr. (iavKog. 
 Kara/3f/3au)ofxot,oi>at,toattirm, 
 
 assert. Th. iSkiSaiog. Hence 
 Kara/3f/3ac'w(y(c,twt:,>/,astrenglh- 
 
 eninir, confirmation. 
 
 fiai, 
 
 to celebrate the rites of 
 Bacchus : fr. KUTd, BaKxtow. 
 Karoi3aX\u>, to cast, throw, or 
 
 KaTafitftXaKev^h'wg, adv. neg- 
 ligently, sluggishly : fr. perf. pt. 
 pass, of Karaf3\riKfi'w. 
 Kara/3f/3X)//(U'ac, ace. pi. perf. 
 part. pass. f. g. fr. Kara/3aXXw. 
 Kora/3t/3()t0a<Tt, they are bur- 
 dened, 3 pi. perf. m. fr. kutu- 
 (3pi0io. 
 Kara/3tiof/«)', for KaTa(ikQ^^(V, by 
 
 systole for Karo/iew/tev or Kara- 
 
 /3wju«v, a. 2. subj. : «St 
 Kara/3i7, he may have descended, 
 
 3 sing. a. 2. subj. act. fr. Kara- 
 
 jiaiiio, or KUTajh'j^ii. 
 Kardliu^h a. 2. imper. act. of the 
 
 same. 
 Karrt/3/;(T£0, descend. Ion. for 
 
 KaTa(5i](Tuv, pres. imper. of Kara- 
 
 /3»/«T0/xat, formed fr. f. I. m. of 
 
 KaTaliaivu), to descend. 
 KaTaJ3t)(TtTai, 3 sing. f. L ind. m. 
 
 fling down, fhng to the groun.l, of the same vtn-b 
 
 overthrow, destroy, ruin, slay 
 kill, throw into, bring down, 
 bring in as proht, let d()wn, lay 
 down, pay ; f. aXui, perf. K-ara- 
 /36/3X7/Ka, pres. m. Kara^iuWo- 
 jttai, to lay a foundation ; perf. 
 l)ass. KaTa^ili\t)iJiai, a. 1. i>ass. 
 KaTt(3Xii9riv, pia-f. m. Kara/3£/3o- 
 Xa : fr. Kurd, /3aXXw. 
 Kara/3a7rr<^o/tat, to be sub- 
 merged or immersed, be drown- 
 ed ;°f. t(To/tat, perf. Karal5t(5d- 
 7rrt(T/iai, a. 1. pass, Kar^/3a7rr^- 
 r79i]v : fr. KaTd, /SaTrrt^w. Th. 
 (idTTTio, to dip. 
 
 Kara/3ap€w, w, to weigh down, 
 burden, load ; f. //(xtu, pf. Kara- 
 l3ti3dpyfKa, a. 1. KaTifiupi]aa : 
 fr. Kard, (idpog. 
 
 Kara/3api"/vw, f. vi'w, the same, 
 (Sc fr. the same. 
 Karajidg, dpTog, f. g. Karafidaa, 
 a. 2. part. act. of Kara^aivio 
 
 33, eacn oi you. — rvu>oii^.«-i.j , .^. -• ,; . . i * i- c 
 
 Ka9 v7rfOi3oXr)v,excessively;Ka- Kara/3a(Tcog, o, »/, descending . A: 
 
 rd urKp6v, gradually ; Kar lvi-\^ara^aaig,t<og, „ a descendmg, 
 
 avrJ,y^lkr>^-rd\6yov,K<^i^\ descent, go^^K^^^'" J ^^^urn 
 
 Kara/3ia^w & Kara/3taro/i/ai, to 
 force, compel, constrain, insist 
 on, oppress : fr. Kard, (iid^io. 
 Kara/3«/3a'^w, to make to get 
 down, lead or bring down, carry 
 or throw down, depress ; f. aVtu, 
 a. l.act. Kart/3i/3a(To, a. 1. pass. 
 Karf/3t]i3a00»/v, f. 1. pass. Kara- 
 /3(/3a(T0i/(To^tai, y, trai : fr. Kara, 
 /3t/3a'^tu. 
 
 Karo/3ii3pw(TKw, to eat up, de- 
 vour ; Jires. inf. l>ass. KciTalSi- 
 /3pw(rK£(T0at: fr.Kard,/3i/3pw(TKa>, 
 same as j3pu)aKu)y fut. /3pwc7w. 
 Karo/3iow, w, f. waio, to pass or 
 
 finish life : fr. Kara, /3i6u>. 
 Kara/3tw(Toe, dead, having finish- 
 ed life, a. 1. part. fr. the above. 
 Kara/3»aj(Ttc. iojg, y, the close or 
 end of life : fr. the same. 
 Kara/3(waKw, to i)ass one's life. 
 Karo/3X«KtPw, to lose or err 
 through indolence ; mid. to be 
 neglectful or indolent : fr. Kard, 
 jikaKtvii). 
 Koro/3Xd7rrw, f. ^^w, to injure, 
 
 KAT 
 
 hurt, cause loss or damage. Ou- 
 der Kara(3ej3\afifiSvog d^iov Xo- 
 yov, having suffered no damage 
 of any consecpience, Deiii. : fr. 
 Kard, (ikdrrrio. 
 
 Kara/3X£7rw, to look down on, 
 look at, examine ; f. i|/tu, perf. 
 j-i'^t5\Kpa : fr. Kara, /iXf ttw. 
 
 KaTa[3\riTiKug, //, 6i', tending to 
 throw off, as a rider from his 
 horse, or calculated to throw 
 down : fr. Kara^dWio. 
 
 KaTal3\T]xdofiai, ojfjiaiy to bleat 
 aloud : fr. Kard, [iXtixdofiai. 
 
 Kara/3XwrrKui, f. /ioXoi~/iai, a. 2. 
 KcirfixoXoi', to go down, go or 
 traverse through : fr. Kara, 
 
 fiXujiTKiO. 
 
 KaTa:iodu)y w, f. »;<tw, to cry out, 
 exclaim against, revile, accuse 
 loudly; cry down; KaTa(iod(j9ai, 
 pres. inf. m. to inveigh clamor- 
 ously against any one : fr. Kard, 
 fiodio. 
 
 KaralSoijatg, eojg, t), clamour, vo- 
 ciferation, accusation. 
 
 Kara,SoXt), ijg, >/,a casting down, 
 laying down, foundation, insti- 
 tution, ori^jin, attack, payment : 
 fr. KctraiSdXXu). 
 
 KaTajion^opujaig, tutg, r/, sitting 
 in mud by way of penance : fr. 
 Kard, (56p(3opog. 
 
 Kara/3o(TKo/itKl'a>i', gen. pi. ^ol. 
 for Kara/3o<rKO/iii'u;v, pres. part, 
 pass. fr. 
 
 KarajSofTKo, & Kara/3ocrKOjLtai, to 
 graze, feed; graze U]>f»n, browse 
 or feed upon. Th. [iofTKto. 
 
 KarajSocrrpvxog, o, »), having the 
 face covered with rinjjlets : fr. 
 Kara, pofrrpvxog. 
 
 KoTaiipafitvuiy to deprive a per- 
 son of his just reward, condemn, 
 act imperiously ; f. tvrroj, a. 1. 
 KaTEjSpdiitvcra : fr. Kard, (ipa- 
 fhiov, a reward. Th. lipajievg. 
 
 Kara[ipaxv, adv. by little and 
 little, by degrees, after a little 
 while : fr. Kard, jSpax^'g- 
 
 Kara/3p£xt»>j to moisten, pour over, 
 wet thoroughly ; metapli. to 
 praise : fr. kutu, (3pix<^' 
 
 Karal3pl'9ojy f. Verio, to weigh or 
 press down, be heavy, surpass 
 in weight : fr. Kard, (ipi9ui. 
 
 Kara/3pox'), i]g, »/, a moistening, 
 soaking, steeping : fr. KaTa^ipk- 
 
 X^' 
 KaTai3pox9i^io, f. cw, to eat 
 
 voraciouslv, swallow down : fr. 
 
 Kard, l3ii6x9og. 
 KaTajSpox^o, f. ^w, to swallow 
 
 down, suck up : fr. KaTd,(3p6xi^- 
 Kara';3p(o/ia, aTog, to, food : tSc 
 Kara/iptJ^at;, Dor. for KaTajSpio- 
 
 (Tag, a. 1. part. act. fr. Kara- 
 
 fipUJfTKU). 
 
 KardSpioaig, iotg, J?, a feeding, 
 eating up, devouring : fr. 
 
 KAT 
 
 Kara/3p(iJ(rKw, f. (J<Tct>, a. 2. Kark- 
 /3p(uv, to eat up, devour, swal- 
 low, consume : Kard, /3p(u'(TKcu. 
 
 KaTaliv9iZ,o}, to plunge in the 
 deep, sink, drown ; f. icfio, ])erf. 
 Karat3ti3u9iKa : fr.Kard,/3f0i^(->. 
 
 KarajSioaufiai, Ion. for Kara/3()j) - 
 (TOf.iai,X. 1 .\n.KaTai3tid(r9ai rivog, 
 to inveigh clamorously against 
 anyone. Th./3oa't«>. 
 
 Karaya'yw, yg, y, a. 2. subj. Att. 
 fr. Kard/vj, to bring down. 
 
 Kardyaiog, & KaTaytiog, 6, »'/, 
 subterranean : fr. Kard, yaia. 
 
 KarayycXciig, tog, 6, one who de- 
 clares, a messenger : fr. 
 
 KarayyfcXX(t), to announce, pro- 
 claim, declare, denounce, inform 
 against, celebrate ; f. fXoi, perf. 
 Kart)yyiXKa, a. 1. Kart'iyyiiXa, 
 a. 2. KaTt)yytXou, a. 2. pass, kut- 
 ijyytXijj', yjg, ?;, i)erf. m. KUTijy- 
 ytXa : fr. Kard, dyytXXw. 
 
 Kara'yeiot;, 6, »/. See Kardyaiog. 
 
 KtiTayiXarf9i]ny, you will be 
 laughed at, 2 sing. f. I. pass. & 
 
 KaraytXaffrof, o, »'/, laughed at, 
 ridicul(»us : 6l 
 
 Karay{Xd<rrii)g, adv. ridiculously: 
 fr. 
 
 KarayiXdti), d, to laugh at, de- 
 ride ; injure with impunity ; 
 with a gen. impf. KartyfiXaov 
 loi', afg ag, at a, f. d<Tu), perf. 
 KaraytyiXuKa, a. 1. KareysXaffa: 
 fr. Kara, yeXdoj. 
 
 KardytXiog, ojrog, 6, a laughing 
 at, derision, mockery : fr. Kard, 
 ykXiog. 
 
 Karaytjpd(TKio,Si Karayijpdio, io, 
 to grow old ; f. dVw : fr. Kara, 
 ynpag. 
 
 Karayiyvofiai, to be in, dwell in, 
 be occui)ied about ; be descend- 
 ed : fr. Kard, yiyvofiai. 
 
 Karay/^(u, to consecrate, Ion. for 
 
 Ka 
 
 9a 
 
 7 
 
 (,(U. 
 
 Karayir££(i/, Ion. for Kardyeiv, 
 to briiiij down or back. 
 
 Karayu'tJrTKu), to decide agamst, 
 condemn, accuse, blame, despise, 
 think, judge, know, understand, 
 perceive ; f. Karaymoffofiai, pf. 
 KareyvwKa, a. 2. Karkyvoji', wg, 
 w, perf. pass. Karkyvioa^iai : fr. 
 Kard, yivoj(TK(o. 
 
 iiarayX(»rriX<o, f. (ra>, to bill or 
 kiss lasciviously, talk down, ut- 
 ter against : fr. Kard, yXCjrra. 
 Hence 
 
 KarayXoirrKTi^ia, arog, rb, an 
 amorous kiss, billing. 
 
 Ka'rayjua, arog, rb, a fracture ; 
 fr. Kardyvv^i : carded wool ; fr. 
 Kardyuj. 
 
 KarayvaTrrio, f.\//a>, to card wool, 
 lay up carded wool ; lay up, 
 confide in, repose one's hopes ; 
 McXsa jua'r/;p y', r] rdg fify dXag 
 'EXiridag ctti (Toi Karkyvaxj^e /3< 
 (311) 
 
 KAT 
 
 ov, reposed her hopes of life on 
 thee, Eur. Tro. 1252. Seidler 
 reads KareKafi'ipt. Vi'dTrruj sel- 
 dom occurs in composition. 
 
 Karayi'a'^w, f. ;//a>, to scratch, 
 lacerate : fr. Kard, yi'd(piu. 
 
 Karayj'oi7;i% ?/r, »/, a. 2. opt. act. 
 of Karayti^uiVKtt*, to condemn; a. 
 2. sul)j. Karayi'io, a. 2. imper. 
 KardYvuj9i. 
 
 Karayi'mo, or Kardyvvfii, to 
 break : see Kardyio. 
 
 Karayvu), t^g, <p, a. 2. subj. act. 
 Karayi^uit'at, a. 2. inf. of Kara- 
 yii'ojrTKio. 
 
 Kardyviotng, eiog, t), condemna- 
 tion, censure : fr. the same. 
 
 Karayoyyj'»^fu, to murmur a- 
 gainst ; f. vfTio, perf. Karaysyoy- 
 yvKa : fr. Kard, yoyyt'^cu. 
 
 Karayo//r£u(i7, f. tumo, to bewitch, 
 deceive by tricks : fr. Kard, yo- 
 i]revio. Th. yoqg. 
 
 Karayopa'^w, f. aVw, to procure 
 by buying, ])m'chaso : fr. Kard, 
 dyopd^oj. Hence 
 
 Karayopa^nbg, ov, o, a buying. 
 
 KarayopcycTjf, cwt;, tf, an accu- 
 sation, declaration, exposition : 
 fr. 
 
 Karayopfiiw, f. tvffio, to accuse, 
 impeach, declare, tell, ex|K)se : 
 fr. Kard, dyopevio. Th. dyopdy 
 a market-place. 
 
 Karayua<pt), ijg, >'/, a writing or 
 noting down, description, deli- 
 neation, number, roll, levy : fr. 
 
 Karaypa'0w, f. xpio, to write down, 
 describe, delineate, mark out, 
 register, enrol, levy : fr. Kard, 
 ypd(buj. 
 
 Karayoj, Kardyirv^i^ or Kara- 
 yvvoj, to break down, break to 
 pieces ; f. KardKio, Att. Kartd^io, 
 a. 1. Att. Karea^a, pres. pass. 
 Kardyvv^iai, to be broken, a. 2. 
 pass. Kartdyrjv, ijg, i], a. 2. subj. 
 pass, Karaayio, yg, y, & in 3 pi. 
 Kartay(ij<Tiv ; perf. m. Kartdya, 
 part. Kartdycog, broken down, 
 maimed, enfeebled, enervated : 
 fr. Kard, dyio, or dyvv^ii. 
 
 Kardyio, to lead or bring back, 
 lead or bring down, conduct, re- 
 store to one's country ; launch 
 a vessel : di'dyf(T9ai is said of 
 sailors when they quit the shore 
 and put to sea ; Kardyit79ai, 
 when they enter harbour. Acta 
 xxvii. 2, 3 : metaph. to put up 
 at, lodge at, as a guest ; f. Kar- 
 aite, perf. Karayfjoxa, Att. a. 2. 
 Karijyayov, Att. a. 2. subj. act. 
 Karaydyw, yg, y, a. 2. inf. Kar- 
 ayaytli', a 2. part. act. Karay- 
 ayu}i>,od<Ta,bi>, pf. act. Kar^ya; 
 pf. pass. Kartiyfiai, ijKai, iJKrai, 
 a. I. pass. Karijx9r]v, tjg, rj, I 
 was carried down : fr. Kard, 
 dyu). Hence 
 
KAT 
 
 KAT 
 
 KAT 
 
 KAT 
 
 KAT 
 
 KAT 
 
 KrtTrtywyr), »)f, »'/, a leading or 
 briiii^ing down, an inn, lodging- 
 place, arrival into port, landing, 
 bringing back or return of ex- 
 iles. 
 
 KarayMyioVf ou, to, the same, 
 and t'r. the same. 
 
 Karuyojin^oixai, to fight against, 
 vanquisli ; f. iaonai, peH'. i)ass. 
 icar/;y(ui't(T/tai, a. 1. m. Kartjyio- 
 virrct^ijv, (i>, (iTO : fr. Kara, dyio- 
 I'i^ojuoi. Th. dyu)v. 
 
 Ji^aTadaid), f. Idaofiai, to divide 
 among, share ; eat up, devour ; 
 learn, know : fr. Kardj Caioj. 
 
 KciTaCaKviOf to bite, consume: fr. 
 Krara, Cukvoj ; f. m. dri^ofiai, a. 
 2. tdaKov. 
 
 KaraSaKpvxi(tiy f. T](rui, to shed 
 tears abundantly : fr. Kara, 
 SuKpVy x^^- 
 
 KaradaKuv'uj, f. vVtu, to shed 
 tears, weep, lament : fr. Kara, 
 SaKpvu). 
 
 Karadafid^vij, to tame, subdue; f. 
 d<Tio, perf. StcdfiaKa, perf. pass. 
 Stddfxafffxai : fr. Kara, dajxd^u). 
 
 Karacdfivaixai, the same. 
 
 KaTadanavdujf to, f. rjcruty to ex- 
 pend, waste, consume : fr. Kara, 
 CaTravduj. 
 
 KaTaSdTTTiOy f. \pu), to tear to 
 pieces, rend, devour : fr. Kara, 
 SdrrTio. 
 
 K-araSapOdvio, a. 2. t^paOov, hy 
 metath. for e^apOoi^, to sleep 
 soundly, be sound asleep, repose, 
 
 ?o to bed, go to sleep : fr. Kara, 
 apOdvu). 
 
 K.aTaStk(TT£poQf a, oj/, less, in- 
 ferior, imperfect, deficient; com- 
 par. fr. 
 
 KaTa^ti)g, sog, o, >/, imperfect, 
 defective, deficient, incomplete, 
 inferior : fr. Kara, ^€w, or dso- 
 /uai, to want. 
 
 Karaite, for Ctij it needs, there 
 wants or needs : fr. same th. 
 
 KaraSeidiUy f. aw, to dread, be 
 afraid ; terrify : fr. Kara, Sticuj. 
 
 KaTadtiKvvfxi, or -vvio, f. dei^uj, 
 to show, prove, make known, 
 teach, instruct, ordain : fr. Kara, 
 
 SflKVVUl. 
 
 i 
 
 KaTadtiXid^io, f. dffu), also -au>, 
 
 u), f. d'aijjj to be in fear of, 
 
 shrink from through timidity : 
 
 fr. Kardy deiXog. 
 KaTa^iiiai,lon. i'or Karadil^at, to 
 
 show, a. I . inf. of KnTaStiKWixi. 
 
 Th. ctiKvvpi ; f. dei^io. 
 KaradfOj.iai, to deprecate, beg or 
 
 entreat earnestly ; f. m. Sefjao- 
 
 fxaif perf. pass. ctdh]fiai, a. 1. 
 
 pass. KartStriOqv. Tli. ceofiai. 
 KaradipKOfiai, f. ^ofiai, to look 
 
 down upon, behold : fr. Kard, 
 
 SepKOf.iai. 
 Karactajjievu), to fasten or bind 
 
 to, bind fast ; f. tvam, pf. Kara- 
 
 ^e^tff^svKa : fr. Kard, Ssfffievto. 
 
 KaTadifffiT], i/g, >/, a bundle : fr. 
 Kara, Cfafijj. 
 
 KaraCtvy, sc. o vstoq, Hesiod, 3 
 sing. pres. subj. act. fr. 
 
 Kara^tvuj, f. tv(Tto, to make wet, 
 soak : fr. Kard, dtiim. 
 
 KaTa^s\opaij f. ci^ofiai, to re- 
 ceive back, receive, take, admit, 
 bear,suffer, approve, undertake: 
 fr. Kara, itxofiai. 
 
 Karaceujy to tie down, bind fast, 
 fasten, forbid, hinder, condenni, 
 convict, use magical incanta- 
 tions, enchant; f. //rrw, a. 1. kut- 
 iSt](Ta,\)erf. KUTaciStKa 6i -yjKa : 
 fr. Kara, 6suj. 
 
 Kara^fu), at, f. cti)<xtt), to want, 
 need, be deficient, be inferior ; 
 Karalii^ there wants, it wants : 
 fr. Kard^ Ikio. 
 
 Kara^/;Xoc, 6, >/, very clear or 
 manifest : fr. Kard, IrfKog. 
 
 Karahj^aycoykbjy w, f. ijaio^ to 
 speak courteously to the pet)ple, 
 lead tlie multitude : fr. Kard, 
 drjpay(uys<jj ; fr. dfjfiog, dyo). 
 
 KaTaCtiixol3opku)jU>, f. rjcriOf to de- 
 vour the people, consume the 
 public wealth : fr. Kard, ctjfio- 
 jSopsio ; fr. Oi//tOf, (iopd. 
 
 Kara^rjoidofxaiy Hj^ai, to fight, 
 contend : fr. Kard, hjpido^ai. 
 
 KaTahaipiu), G), to share, divide, 
 distribute ; f. r}aio, perf. Kara- 
 ciTjprjKa, a. 2. KaraSinXov : fr. 
 Kardy diaipko). Th. aip'no. 
 
 Karahairdio, w, f. r;(ra>, to con- 
 demn : fr. Kard, iiairduj. Th. 
 diaira. 
 
 KaraSiaWaffffto, f. ^w, to recon- 
 cile ; a. 2. pass. KaraSnjXXdyijv: 
 fr. KOTd, cid, d\\d<T<j(o. 
 
 KaTadidovVj Ion. for KaraSiSo- 
 vai, to flow in, pres. inf. fr. 
 
 KaTa^i^iofii, f. Kara^aifftiJ, to dis- 
 tribute, divide ; flow in : fr. 
 Kard, dicu}ixi. 
 
 KaraSiKa^ojy to give judgment 
 against any one, condemn ; f. 
 d(Ht)y a. ] . pass. KaTediKaaOtjv, f. 
 1. pass. KaTa^iKarrBijdopat, y, 
 irai : fr. Kard, SiKa^oj. Th. ciki], 
 
 KaradiKrjy rjq, ?';, a fine, punish- 
 ment, sentence : fr. Kard, t'lKt}. 
 
 KaradiojKu), to follow after, pur- 
 sue, prosecute ; f. ^w, a. 1. Kar- 
 eSiw^a : fr. Kard, ^hoku). 
 
 KaradoKiiOf w, f. r]<noj to think, 
 estimate, reprove, suspect : fr. 
 Kard^ ioKEio. 
 
 KaradoXtcrxkd}, *o, f. ijcrtOy to an- 
 noy by loquacity, prate : fr. 
 Kard, ddoXeax^*^' 
 
 KaTq-Cofjiai, to be delighted with 
 singing : fr. Kar<^^o). 
 
 KaTado'^dZ(»)y f. ffa>, to entertain 
 a bad opinion of, be suspicious 
 of, have an opinion of: fr. Kara, 
 So^d^uj. 
 
 (342) 
 
 KaTa^ovXou), Cj, to enslave, bring 
 into slavery ; f. wtrw, perf. Kara- 
 ^eCovXuiKa, a. 1. m. KartSov- 
 Xiuadfitiv, 0}, arOj a. 1. subj. m. 
 KaraSovXwaiofiaiy y, tjTaiy 6l in 
 3 pi. KaTaSovXioatovTai, pres. 
 part. pass. KaracovXavixtrog : fr. 
 Kard, CovXvio. 
 
 Kara^oi'Tra, wr, rd, the cataracts 
 of the Nile ; & Kara^ouTrot, a»r, 
 ol, the same ; also, the inhabit- 
 ants round them : fr. 
 
 Karacovirtojy a», to resound, fall 
 down with a noise : fr. Kard, 
 Covirko). 
 
 KaraSpaBeio, (3, a. 2. KaTf?po9or, 
 t<> fall asleep: see Kara^apOdtw. 
 
 Kara^pd'o), & -ci^pdffKio, to flee 
 from, run away ; f. Kara^pd'au}. 
 
 KaTa^ptTTut, same as ipkiru}, to 
 ]>luck off, gather. 
 
 Kara^pofiijy r/g, >/, an incursion, 
 or inroad, invective : fr. Kara- 
 
 rptxttf ; fr. Kard, & Tpkx<*^t^' 2. 
 
 iSpofiov. 
 Karddpofiog, 6, >), run down or 
 
 over, ravaged, desolated with 
 
 fire : fr. the same. 
 KardSpv^a, aTog, to, laceration : 
 
 fr. 
 Kara^pi'Trrw, fut. i|/(u, to tear off", 
 
 mangle, rend, scratch : fr. Kard, 
 
 dpVTTTiO. 
 
 KaTah''^tpai, Dor. or Att. for 
 
 Kara^i})'«i, to enter, a. 2. inf. act. 
 of KaTaSivu), or KaTciCvfii, to 
 plunge down, sink, set ; a. 2. 
 act. KaTtCvv. 
 
 KaTa^vvaoTtia, ag, r), oppres- 
 sion : fr. 
 
 KaTaivi'affTivio, to bring under 
 one's power, tyrannize ; f. iixru), 
 pf. KUTaStCvvdffTtVKa : fr. Kard, 
 dvvaartvio. Th. ^vva/uai. 
 
 Kara^vvra, having gone down, 
 ace. s. a. 2. part. act. fr. KUTa- 
 H'g, vvTog ; fr. KUTaCv^i, a. 2. 
 Karift;r. 
 
 KaTaCv'vu), Karaty'w, or Kara- 
 Cvfii, to sink, immerse, sub- 
 merge ; enter into, enter secret- 
 ly, i)lunge in or down, pene- 
 trate deeply, hide one's self, be 
 ashamed, sink, go down, set, as 
 the sun ; put on ; f. vaoj, a. 1 . 
 KaTidvaa, a. 2. Karicvv. 
 
 Karacig, vvTog, a. 2. part. fr. 
 the above. 
 
 KaTacvffto, Ion. for KaTa^vtrov, 
 pres. imper. pass. fr. Ka-a^vao- 
 jxai, to ]»lunge down, which fr. 
 the future is formed into the 
 present, as fSijaofiai, o'iaop.ai, 
 &c. : fr.Kara,tr(To/iat, poet. lv<j- 
 ffofxai, to be i>lunged. Th. Ivvixt. 
 
 KaTcicvaig, £a»c, >/, a sinking, 
 plunging, immersion, hiding- 
 place, cave : fr. 
 
 Karat u'oj, the same as KaTa^vvw, 
 to penetrate under, descend, 
 
 I 
 
 sink ; f. vtru), a. 2. Knrkcvv, vg, v 
 KaTg,ctjj, to sing to, enchant or 
 
 charm with singing : fr. Kard, 
 
 dsiStOy to sing. 
 Kara^iopoCoKsu), ij, f. rfrrio, to 
 
 corrupt by bribes : fr. Kara, ^ai- 
 
 pocoKiio. 
 KarafiSio, poet, the same as Kar- 
 
 Karaei^ih'og, clothed all over, 
 covered thick, poet, for KaOei- 
 fifpog, perf. part. pass, of KciQiv- 
 t'vpi, or KaOsu), fr. Kurd, eto, to 
 put on, clothe, dress; a. I. clo-a, 
 perf. pass, tl/uat. 
 
 Karath'vov, they covered, 3 pi. 
 impf. act. fr. Karativvoj, fr. Ku- 
 rd, tlvvui, the same as tw, to 
 put on. 
 
 Yiarati(raTo, 3 sing. a. 1. m. of 
 KardtipiyioT KarfAfiiyto descend, 
 go down, sink. Th. tlfii, or tio. 
 
 Kara^aivu), to dry or parch up : 
 fr. Kara, osa/i^w. 
 
 Knra^dui, tD, to live long, pass an 
 entire life : fr. Kara, ^aw. 
 
 Kara^evyvvfii, & -vvio, f. ^tv^io, 
 to join, yoke together, bind, halt, 
 settle, encamp : fr. Kard, ^ev- 
 yvvfii. 
 
 Kara^t}vd<TK(i), poet, for -^aivu). 
 
 KaraOanf5kio, to, or KaraOafifik- 
 ojiai. ovj-iai, to l)e struck with 
 astonishment or terror, admire 
 with amazement : fr. Kard, Oafi- 
 (ieio. Th. Ocifjifiog. 
 
 KarciQaTrrtj, to bury, inter : fr. 
 Kard, QuTTTixi. 
 
 ILaraOappkit), & "VLaraQapakui, tJ, 
 f. //fTw, to confide in, depend on, 
 be bold or confident against any 
 one : fr. Kard, Oapptuj. 
 
 KaraOtdofiai, to look down upon, 
 consider : fr. Kard, Qtdop.ai. 
 
 KaraGtlvai, to have laid aside, 
 loosened, a. 2. inf. act. & 
 
 KaraOtXo, you may have put 
 down, 2 sing. a. 2. opt. m. fr. 
 KarnriOtJixi. Th. r(0/;jui, to put ; 
 f. 6t)(Tio, a. 2. tOrjv, a. 2. m. I9t- 
 fiT}v, a. 2. opt. m. Osipijv, Qtlo. 
 
 KaraOeXyujff. ^ui,to lull, l)ewitch, 
 soothe, tame : fr. Kard, 06\yu>. 
 
 KaraOepariKoi, f. i(Ta», to impre- 
 cate curses on : fr, Kard, riOrjfii. 
 
 KaraOerrOai, to have laid aside, 
 a. 2. inf. m. Sc 
 
 Kara'Occro, poet. KarOeo, a. 2. im- 
 per. m. of KarariBt]pi. 
 
 Kara9ku), to run against, attack ; 
 run into, as a ship into harbour; 
 run down : fr. Kard, 6fio. 
 
 Kara'0//ai, you may have laid 
 aside, Itm. for KurdOy, 2 sing, 
 a. 2. subj. m. fr. KarariOijixi, 
 a. 2. KarkOrjv. 
 
 Kara9/](Ttiv, f 1. inf. act. Kara- 
 9ii(Ty, you will lay aside, 2 sing, 
 f. 1. m. of the same verb. 
 
 Kara0/\aiu, tJ, f. actio, to break or 
 
 I crush to pieces : fr Kara, 9Xd(o. 
 
 K.ara9Xsiij, iS, f. rj(Tio, to use athle- 
 tic exercises ; conquer : fr. Kara, 
 d9Xe(o. Th. dt9Xog. 
 
 Kara9i>f]<TKoj, to die ; f. Bavov- 
 fiai, perf. KararE9vt)Ka,a. 2. Kar- 
 k9avov : fr. Kard, 9vt](tkio. 
 
 Kara9vi]rbg, >), ov, mortal, dat. 
 pi. Kara9i>j]roig : fr. Kard, 9vr)- 
 rog. Th. 9vi)(tkm, 
 
 KaTa9oivdoj, <J, f. rf(T(jj, to con- 
 sume with feasting, eat up : fr. 
 Kard^ 9oivdu}. 
 
 Kara9opkoj, w, to leap down; Kac 
 S' Wop' tg j.ika(Tov, II. A. 79, for 
 Kart9ope Ss : fr. Kard, 96pit). 
 
 Kara9pavu), f. avffu), to break to 
 pieces : fr. Kard, 9pavu). 
 
 Kara9pt]veio, (J, f. rjrruj, to deplore 
 with many tears : fr. Kard, 9pt]- 
 
 VtU). 
 
 K.ara9nio(TK(t), f. 9opovpai, to leap 
 down from : fr. Kara, 9pio(7Kio. 
 
 Kara9vpi(i), lOj to be utterly dis- 
 spirited : fr. Kard, d9v^uii). 
 
 Kara9{ipiov, ov, rb, desire : & 
 
 Kara9ufiiog, a, ov, in the mind 
 or thoughts; grateful, i)leasant : 
 fr. Kara, 9vfi6g. 
 
 Kara9vfio(3opr](Tyg, you wear out 
 the mind by grief, wear out by 
 heart-corroding grief, 2 sing. a. 
 1. subj. : fr. Kara, 9v^oliopku) ', 
 fr. 9vfibg, (3opd. 
 
 Kara9v"u}, f. 9v'aiM), to sacrifice, 
 kill, slay a victim ; fascinate : fr. 
 Kard, 9vu). 
 
 Kara9ibpt9a, we may have laid 
 aside, 1 pi. a. 2. subj. m. fr. 
 KaraT'i9rip,i. Th. r('0///jic, to put; 
 a. 2. tS'/v, a. 2. m. Wf/Jiijv. 
 
 Kara9u}paKi^(jj, to arm or guard 
 with a breast-plate : fr. Kard, 
 9iopa^. 
 
 KarailSdrrjg, ov, 6, that de- 
 scends, descending in lightning ; 
 lightening : & 
 
 Karail3drig, log, >}, descending, 
 downward : & 
 
 Karat^arbg, i), bv, descending, 
 that may be descended through, 
 leading downwards ; poet, for 
 Kara^arog : fr. Karafiaii'to, 
 
 Karatydrjv, vehemently, impetu- 
 ously, adv. fr. Karataffci). 
 
 Karaiyi^io, f. (tuj, to be stormy or 
 impetuous, rush or assail impe- 
 tuously ; mid. to storm : fr. 
 
 Karatyt'c, i^og, //, a sudden gust, 
 storm : fr. Kara, aiyig, the same. 
 Th. dt(T(TO). 
 
 KaraiHonai, ovfxai, f. kaofiai, to 
 reverence, respect, be ashamed: 
 fr. Kard, alceofiai. Th. aiStog. 
 
 KaTai9aX6io, Cj, f. wtrw, to reduce 
 to ashes, burn ; Kary9aX(t}nsvog 
 rb TrpoaioTToif, having his face 
 scorched and covered with soot, 
 Lucian i. 215, Eur. Suppl. 640: 
 fr. Kardj aiBaXooj. 
 (343) 
 
 Karai9v<T(TU}, f. ^w, to shine, glit- 
 ter, flash as lightning : fr. Kard, 
 ai9v<T(T(o. Th. aWu). 
 
 Karai9io, poet, to burn, consume: 
 fr. Kard, aWut, to set fire to. 
 
 KarajKi^w, f. imo, the same as 
 aiKi^io, to inflict disgraceful 
 stripes, disfigure, dishonour. 
 Th. aUia. 
 
 Karaivkio, Cj, f. itrw, to approve, 
 praise, assent to, consent, pro- 
 mise : fr. Kard, aivkw. Th. 
 at roc. 
 
 Kora'V^, 'i'Kog, »/, a hurricane, 
 storm : fr. Kard, ai^. 
 
 Karaipi9ti(Ta, overthrown, a. 1. 
 part. pass. & 
 
 Karaiptoiuvog, Ion. for Ka9aipi6- 
 fitvog, pres. part. pass. fr. 
 
 Karaipiu), Ion. for Ka9aipioj, to 
 capture, overthrow, destroy, 
 finish successfully. Th. aipgoi. 
 
 Karaipio, to carry down ; de- 
 scend, (of persons sailing) to ar- 
 rive or touch at, land, come to : 
 fr. Kard, alpio, f. dpio, perf. 
 ilpKa. 
 
 Kara'i'aaoj, f. at^co, to rush vio- 
 lently down : fr. Kard, dtaffu). 
 
 KaraKTxvrio, to make ashamed, 
 shame, disgrace ; f. KaraioxwC), 
 perf. Kary^xvyKa, a. 1. Karyrr- 
 XVva,\>res.\)Ass.Karai(Txvi>ofiai, 
 to be made ashamed, be ashamed, 
 impf. Karyaxvvofxriv, ov, tro, a. 
 1. ind. pass. KaryaxvvOijv, r)c, 
 T], a. 1. imper. Karai<Txvp9i)ri, 
 a. 1. opt. Karai<jxvv9iiiiv, a. 1. 
 subj. pass. Karainx^^^OCj, ijg, y, 
 f. 1. pass. KaraLaxvi'9iiao^ai, y, 
 srai : fr. Kard, alaxvi'oj. Th. 
 aJcTxog. 
 
 Kioraiffx^i for Kar^x^j to obtain. 
 Karairidonai, Cjfxai, f. drrofiai, to 
 
 accuse, charge, crimhiate : fr. 
 
 Kard, airidofiat. Th. air'ia. 
 KATAiXrS, i^yog, r), a helmet 
 
 without a crest, flat at the top : 
 
 fr. Kard, revxo^- 
 Karaiuipkofiai., ovfiai, to hang 
 
 down, dangle in the air : fr. 
 
 Kara, alwpkio. 
 KaraKadg, eXtra, kv, a. 2. part. 
 
 j)ass. & 
 KaraKarirrofiai, y, irai, f. 2. pass. 
 
 fr. KaraKaiu), to burn down. 
 KaraKaivoj, to kill, cut in pieces: 
 
 fr. Kard, Kaivu). 
 KaraKaipiog, 6, tj, seasonable, 
 
 deadly, fatal : fr. Kara, Kaipog. 
 KaraKaiio, or -Kd'a>,to l)urn down, 
 
 consume by fire ; imperf. Kark- 
 
 Kaiov, f. KaraKavauj, a. 1. Kark- 
 
 Kavffa, a. 1. inf. KaraKavaai, a. 
 
 2. KarsKaov, perf. KaraKfKavKa, 
 
 a. 1. ind. pass. KartKav9nv, I 
 
 was consumed ; f. 1. pass. Kara- 
 
 Kav9t)(Tofiai, a. 2. pass. Kare- 
 
 Katju, t]g, »;, f. 2. pass. KaraKa- 
 
 T]<T0fxai : fr. Kard, Kaiio. 
 
 Lb.^ 
 
 tiJ» 
 
KAT 
 
 KAT 
 
 KAT 
 
 KAT 
 
 KAT 
 
 KAT 
 
 ^ 
 
 KarajcaXlw, at, f. //ctu & iffiOy to 
 call down, call for, send for, 
 summon, invoke, implore, recall; 
 KaraKdXsofinij ov^uai, the same : 
 fr. Kara., KciXkoj, u). 
 KaTaKdXvjxfiaj aroQj to, a cover- 
 ing; : fr. 
 KaraKaXvTrriOy to cover ; f. ^/u>, 
 perf. KaTaictKaXv«pa, a. 2. Kart- 
 jca/\u/3ov : fr. Kara, KaXvTTTu). 
 KaraKci^TTTojj f. xpcu, to bend 
 down or back, bend, twist, dis- 
 tort : fr. Kardf Kaiximo. 
 KaraKa^CioQ, 6, r/, towards the 
 heart, agreeable to the mind : 
 fr. Kara, Kapcia. 
 KaTaKapTTog, 6, //, loaded with 
 
 fruit ; rich : fr. icara, Kapirog. 
 Kara/cap^w, f. ypio, to dry up, 
 consume : fr. KUTa, Ka.p<pu). 
 KarctKavixa, arog, to, a bum, 
 
 burning, parching up : & 
 KaraKav(TH, he will burn up, 3 
 sing. f. 1. ind. act. fr. Karaicaiu). 
 KaTaKavxct^ofxai, Cjfxai, to boast 
 against any one, treat contempt- 
 uously : fr. KUTCL, Kavxaojxai, to 
 boast ; f. r}ao^ai. 
 KaTUKeifiai, atii, rai, to lie down, 
 lie up or in store, lie sick, recline 
 or sit at table, be easy or indif- 
 ferent ; imperf. KUTtKiifxtjv, cro, 
 TO, pres. inf. KaTaKtlaOat, pres. 
 part. KaTaKeifi(vog,Tj ov,i'.KaTa- 
 Ktiaofxai : fr. KaTU., Ktiiiai. 
 Karafcfjptu, f. ipH), to cut, clip, 
 shear off ; metaph. to consume 
 waste, pillage : fr. KuTa, Ktipu). 
 KaTttKeiu), to desire to lie down 
 
 see KOKKiifiv. 
 KaTaKiKXifiivog, perf. part. pass, 
 of KaraKkivo^ai, to be bent, in- 
 clined. Th. kXivoj, to incline ; 
 f. vat, perf. kekXiku. 
 KaTaKtKo-ipiaOai, paulo-post fut. 
 
 inf. of KaTaKOTTTuj. 
 KaTaKfxpiTai, he is condemned, 
 3 sing. perf. pass. fr. KaTaKpivu, 
 to condemn ; f. vu>, a. 1. kute- 
 Kpiva. Th. Kpivoj. 
 KaTUKeXtVio, f. <tw, to exhort, 
 command, give an order, direct 
 
 fr. KOTO., KtXtVOJ. 
 
 KaraKtvou), ut, f. oktw, to empty, 
 pour out, exhaust : fr. kutu, 
 Kfvou;. 
 
 Kara/cf iTsw, u), f. r'jffoj, to prick, 
 pierce, wound : fr. kutu, KivTtio. 
 
 KaTaKtvTpoio, tu, to prick, per- 
 forate, arm with points or stings: 
 fr. Ka-a, Kfvrpow. 
 
 KaraK£pavvvfii,f. K:£pacrw,tomix, 
 dilute, temper : fr. Kara, Ktpdv- 
 
 VVfXl. 
 
 KaTaKEpain'oio, w, f. wcw, to pros- 
 trate with a thunderbolt : fr. 
 KaTci, Ktpavvou). Th. Kfpavvog, 
 
 KuTaKEpSaivut, to make a gain, 
 neglect or oppress through love 
 of gain : fr. KaTO., Kepdaivio. 
 
 KaTaKeprofiku), uj, f. r/coj, to in- 
 veigh against, reproach, deride 
 sarcastically: fr. jcara, »cfpro/i€w. 
 See Ks pro ft a. 
 
 KaTttKixvoTai, Ion. for KaraKe- 
 XWToi. See fcs^^i^/iai. 
 KaTaKijijitv, ion. for KaTaKqai, 
 a. 1. inf. act. of KaraKaiw, to 
 burn : fr. /cat'w, the same ; f. 
 Kavffo), a. 1. tKavffa & tKTja. 
 KaTaKi)Xku), lo, f. rjcno, to soothe, 
 
 heal : fr. KaTu, kijXsio. 
 KaTttKrjofitv, poet, for fcaraKj'/w- 
 fiev, a. 1. subj. of KUTaKaiu). 
 KaTaKTjpoio, w, to cover with wax: 
 fr. (Card, Ktjpog. 
 KaraKtjpvTTu), f. ^a>, to proclaim 
 with a loud voice : fr. Kara., 
 KTjpvaffu). 
 KardfCKTCog, o, r}, covered with 
 ivy : fr. kutu, Kirrcrog. 
 KaraicXatcu, f. auato, to lament, 
 bewail ; move pity l>y tears : fr. 
 fcard, KXaiio. 
 
 KaTotcXauj, Att. for the same. 
 KaraKXau), to break off or in 
 pieces, break ; f. drriu, a. 1. icare- 
 KXa<Ta, ag, e : fr. Kara, kXciuj. 
 KaTaKXtig, tlCog, ?'/, a lock : Ac 
 KaraKXiifTTog, 6, t), shut up, im- 
 prisoned : fr. 
 
 KaTttKXeiuj, to shut up, confine, 
 
 imprison, besiege ; f. tiffio, a. 1. 
 
 KaTSKXsKta, ag, € : kcitu., tcXtiu). 
 
 KaraKXiiXg, iCog, //, Ion. for kutu- 
 
 KXilg, a quiver. 
 
 KaTttKXfjpo^oTtu), w, to distribute 
 by lot : fr. KaTu, KXt]pocori]g ; 
 fr. /cXT/poc, ^oTrjg. Th. li^wfu. 
 KaTOKXrjpovofxsijj, uj, f. I'jffoj, to 
 become an heir, obtain an inhe- 
 ritance ; give for an inheritance; 
 distribute by lot : fr. KciTd, 
 KXTipovofiog ; fr. KXynog, vsfiu). 
 KaTaKXt]povfiai, to receive or 
 share by lot : fr. kcito., »cX//p6u>. 
 Th. KXrjpog, a lot. 
 KaTaKXVvo}, to cause to lie down, 
 place or lay down, seat ; mid. 
 to lie down, recline, bend down, 
 incline ; f. vu>, perf. KaraKSKXiKa, 
 a. 1. KUTfKXlva, a. 1. iniper. 
 kutclkXIvov, oltuj, a. I. ind. pass. 
 KaTSKXiGtjv, a. 1. subj. pass. 
 KUTaicXiOijj, yg, y, a. 1. inf. pass. 
 KaTaKXiOr^vai : fr. KUTci, kXivix}. 
 Hence 
 
 KaTUKXiffig, tu)g, Ion. log, 17, a 
 lying down, reclining at table, 
 consummation of marriage. 
 KaTaKXvZfj^, to overflow, deluge, 
 inundate, wash away, accumu- 
 late, make abundant ; f. vau), 
 perf. KuTctKtKXvKa, perf. i)ass. 
 KaTaKtKXvcTfjai, a. 1. pass, kuti- 
 KXvcOijiJ, a. 1. part. pass, jcnro- 
 KXvaOtig, immersed : fr. /card 
 jcXy^tu. Hence 
 KaTaKXvfffibg, ov, 6, a deluge, 
 inundation, flood. 
 (344) 
 
 KctTaKXCjOtg, wv, ai, the fates : fr. 
 KaraKXioGo), to draw out threads, 
 
 draw out the thread of life : fr. 
 
 Kara, kXioOu), 
 KaTOKVcujj, io, f. yfTio, to scratch, 
 
 gnaw, cut or pare down, cut in 
 
 pieces, tear, torment : fr. Kara, 
 
 KVCHi). 
 
 KciTaKvijOu), f. ijffu), the same : 
 fr. Kara, kvjiOu). 
 
 Kara>ci'(^w, to cut in pieces, rail 
 at, satirize ; bui*n with love : 
 fr. KaTO., Kvi^u). Th. Ki^dtu. 
 
 KaTciKVMffffuj, f. tjjffio, to fall 
 ask'i p : fr. »card, Ki'iixrffu). 
 
 KaTitKoijjidw, u>, f. jJTtu, to lull to 
 sleep, be soothed : KaTaKOi^cto- 
 /.lai, ujftai, to sleep : fr. KaTa, 
 
 KOlf-ldu). 
 
 KaTOKoifii^u), the same as Kara- 
 Koifidu). 
 
 KuTaKoi^iffTtig, ov, 6, a chamber- 
 lain : fr. the above. 
 
 KctTaKoiparfuj, tD, f. ijau), to rule, 
 govern, administer : fr. icard, 
 Koipaviu). Th. Koipavog. 
 
 KardKoiTog, 6, »/, lying or sleep- 
 ing on a bed : fr. Kard,KoiTtj. 
 
 KuTciKoXovOtio, uJ, to foliijw, as- 
 sent to, obey, with a dat. ; f. 
 »/(Tu>, a. 1. KaTi)KoXov(:))]<Ta, a. 1. 
 part. act. KaTaKoXovGt)(Tag, av- 
 Tog, in f. g, daa, ])erf. Karr)- 
 KoXoiOijKa : fr. icard, ukoXov- 
 Okoj; fr. aKoXovOog. 
 
 KarctKoXovu), to mutilate : fr. 
 KttTu, KoXovii), the same. 
 
 Karojco/ii'stu, f. iVw, to bring 
 down or back : KUTaKOf-ii^oficit, 
 to return home : fr. jcard, ko- 
 
 KaTdKoi-iog^ 6, //, hairy, having 
 dishevelled hair: fr. kutu, ico//»/. 
 
 KaraKovdoj, ai, f. //<ra>, to wear 
 down by sharpening, consume : 
 fr. (card, aKovdw. 
 
 KaTciKovcvXi'^u), f. itToj, to strike 
 with the fists. Th. KovdvXog. 
 
 KaTOKovTi^u), to strike down 
 with javelins, strike with a jave- 
 lin : fr. KOTu, aKovTi^uf. Th. 
 
 UKiOV. 
 
 KaTaKOTTfig, ilaa, iv, wearied, 
 broken up, a. 2. pt. pass. fr. 
 KraraicoTrrw. 
 
 VLaTaKOTTog, 6, 1), cut in pieces ; 
 spent or wearied w ith labour : fr. 
 
 KaTciKOTTTio, to cut iu pieces, cut 
 off*, beat, wound, kill, weaiy, 
 harass ; coin, or stamp ; prune ; 
 mid. to beat the lireast, mourn ; 
 f. 4/u), perf. KaTciKUotpa, a. 2. 
 KaTEKOTTov, prcs. part. f. g. kutu- 
 KOTZTOvaa : fr. Kara, kotttio. 
 
 KaTdKOpog, 6, 1), sated, causing 
 satiety, excessive, sufficient : & 
 
 Kara»c6pa>^, adv. abundantly, fre- 
 quently, immoderately, even to 
 satiety : fr. kotu, KopUo. 
 
 KaraKOcr/Ltfiu, w, f. /'/crw, perf. Kt- 
 
 KofffirjKa, to compose, adorn, re- 
 gulate, equip, i)repare, set in 
 order : fr. /card, Koa^kuj. Th, 
 Koaixog. 
 
 KaTttKovio, f. (Tw. to hear, heark- 
 en to, obey: fr. Kara, dicot'oj. 
 
 KaraKpd^ot, f. ^ofiai, to caw at, 
 cry down, stun with cries : fr. 
 KaTii, fcpri^w. 
 
 KaraK-pac, adv. Ion. -ijg, from 
 t(»j) to bottom, utterly, totally : 
 for fcar' UKOag. 
 
 KaTOKpaTfu), u>, f. r](Tijj, to hold 
 firm, liave in one's power, con- 
 quer. Th. Kpdrog. 
 
 KaraKpdTog tnK^i', to conquer 
 by force ; also separately Kard 
 
 KpUTOg. 
 
 KaTaKpindvvvm, & -rvi'w, f. 
 Kpij^idcrii), to hang up, suspend ; 
 mid. to hang down, be sus- 
 pended : fr. KUTO., Kpf^uh'vvfu. 
 
 KaraKpfovpyio), ai, f. ?;<tw, to cut 
 in j>ieces : fr. Kara, Kptox^pykio ; 
 fr. Kp'iag, tpyov, work. 
 
 KaraKoriQiv, the same as Kard 
 Kparug, headlong, from the head, 
 altogether, entirely. 
 
 Karaicp/^juvdw, at, f. 7/(T(i>, to sus- 
 pend ; pass, to be suspended, 
 hang down : fr. Kara, KpTjfivdu). 
 
 KaraKprjfivi^ijj, to throw over or 
 down from a precipice, precipi- 
 tate ; f. iffio, a. 1. KUTiKptj^vKTa, 
 a. 1. inf. KaTaKp}}pi'i<Tui, perf. 
 KaruKiKpii^i'iKa, perf. pass. 
 icaroK6Kp>'//ti'<rr^at : fr. Kara, 
 Kp)]fi7>i^iij. Th. Kpi)^v6g. 
 
 KardKp)]fii>og, 6, 1), steep : fr. 
 Kara, Kprjfivog. 
 
 KaraKpidivtM), to weary with lo- 
 quaciousness ; f. (Toj, perf. >ca : 
 fr, Kara, aKpig, a locust, as being 
 very noisy. 
 
 Kard»cpi^a, aroc, to, condemna- 
 tion : fr. 
 
 KaTciKpl'vit), to decide or give 
 sentence against any one, con- 
 demn ; f. vu>, a. 1. KaTiKplva, 
 ag, e, perf. Krarajce/cpt/ca, jjcrf. 
 pass. KaraKiKoifxai, aai, rai, a. 
 1. pass, KartKpiOiji', i)g, t], a. 1. 
 subj. pass. KUTaKpiOuJ, yg, y, pi. 
 iofitv, iJTe, ufffi, f. 1. pass. Kara- 
 KpiGrjtToixai, y, trai : fr. icard, 
 Koivu}. Hence 
 
 Kardicpifftf, tu)g, y, condemna- 
 tion : & 
 
 KardKQiTog, 6, »/, condemned, 
 liable to be condemned. 
 
 KaraKporaXi'Cu), f. aio, to clap or 
 applaud loudly :Kard,icporaXi^w. 
 
 KaTaKpoT'cM,u>, to applaud loudly, 
 claj) ; f. //(ru>, ]>erf. KtKporyjKa : 
 fr. Kara, Kporiio. Th. Kporog. 
 
 KaraKpovu), f. oixTix), to beat or 
 push against, beat down, make 
 incisions : fr. Kara, koovoj. 
 
 KaraKpvTTTU), f. ;//w, to cover, 
 hide, conceal : fr. Kard, KpvTrrw; 
 
 f. ^pu), a. 2. tKpv[3ov. Hence 
 
 KaraK:p?;^/), ijg, yj, concealment. 
 
 KaraKTofievai, to kill ; a. 1. inf. 
 act. Dor. for KaraKTtivai, fr. 
 KaraKTsivit). 
 
 KaruKrai'etffOat, Ion, for Kara- 
 KTai'tiaOai, f, 2. inf. m. fr. i. 
 2. m. KaraKTavovfxai, of fcora- 
 KTeirio. 
 
 KaraKTag, dvrog, having killed, 
 a. 2. part. act. fr. KaruKTiJi-u for 
 KaTitKrtlino ; a. 2. KariKTifv. 
 
 KaraKTiaTiZu), f. am, to ac(|uire, 
 get, ol)tain : fr. Kara, icrcari^w. 
 
 KaTaKTtirio, f. KTtru>, to kill, 
 slay : fr. Kara, KTtiuio. 
 
 KaraKrijcng, nor, 1), acquisition, 
 obtaining possession : fx\ Kard, 
 Krdoixai. 
 
 KaraKTog, rj, or, suspended : fr, 
 jcard, dyu), to lead. 
 
 KorafcJ^/cXow, w, to encircle, sur- 
 round ; f. u)(TO), |)erf, KEKVKXujKa : 
 fr. Kara, kvkXoio. 
 
 KaraKvXTio, to roll down, tum- 
 ble down, shake off ; f. iVu) : fr. 
 KaTa, KvXioj. 
 
 KaraKVTTTo), f. ^pui, to bend down- 
 ward, stoop down : fr. Kara, 
 Kinrrw. 
 
 KaraKvpievu), to rule over, sub- 
 due, with gen. ; f. tvau), a. 1. 
 KariKvpitvaa, a. 1. part. Kara- 
 Kvpitvaag, avrog : fr. K"ard, 
 Kvpitvio ; fr. Ki'piog. Th. Kupog. 
 
 KarnKi.oXv"io, f. vffu), to hinder, 
 detain, restrain : Kara, kcoXvoj. 
 
 KaraKio^d^io, f. dnuj, to break in 
 or assail riotously : fr. Krard, kio- 
 /Ltd^w. 
 
 KaraXa/3£a0rt«, a. 2. inf. m. Kara- 
 XdjSrjTe, 2 pi. a. 2. subj. act. 
 KaTaXa{io}iivoc, a. 2. pt. m. of 
 KaraXafi[3dvuj, to take hold of. 
 
 KaraXa/3f(i», for KaTaXafifidvu). 
 
 KaraXa/So/xii'og, a. 2. part. m. 
 KaraXa[3ov(Ta, rjg, a. 2. part. act. 
 f. g. fr. KaraXafilidvu). 
 
 KaraXa^o»'«i'Ojuat, f. evffofiai, to 
 speak or act boastingly, talk ar- 
 rogantly : fr, Kara, dXa^ovevo- 
 fiai. Th. dXa^ioi'. 
 
 KaraXaXku), at, to speak against, 
 detract, defame, slander, ccnitra- 
 dict ; annoy with talking ; with 
 a gen. ; f. ?/«t<«j, perf. »caraXfXd- 
 XtjKa : fr. Kara, XaMw. 
 
 KaraXaXid, dg, ?/, detraction, ca- 
 lumny, obloquy : & 
 
 KardXaXog, 6, >'/, a defanier, slan- 
 derer : fr. the same th. 
 
 KaraXaf-ilSdvoj, to take or lay 
 hold of, seize, catch, take, com- 
 prehend, perceive, overtake, 
 meet with, find, discover, occupy, 
 obtain, possess, bind, restrain, 
 hinder ; the pass, is also applied 
 to those who are t»'0fot, possessed 
 or inspired by a deity ; f. Kara- 
 Xi}\pofiaif perf. KaTeiX)](i>a, perf. 
 (345) 
 
 inf. KaniXTjcp'svai, a. 2. act, Kare- 
 XajSov, a. 2. part. KaraXal^on^, 
 ovaa, bv, ])erf. pass. KtirtiXtjfx- 
 l-iai, perf. part. pass. KartiXtj/x- 
 fisvog, tj, ov, a. 1. pass. Kan- 
 X})<pOi)v,t]g, rj, a. 2. m. KartXctjio' 
 l^rjv, ov, iro, a. 2, inf. m. Kara- 
 Xaj3&(r9ai, a. 2. part. m. KaTa- 
 Xaj^o^itvog : fr, jcard, \a^(idvto. 
 
 KaraXafiTrrkog, to be laid hold 
 of, to 1)0 restrained, I en. for 
 KaraXt]7rrsog. 
 
 KaraXd/JTTw, f. xl'io, to illumine, 
 enlighten, cause to shine ; shine: 
 fr, Kara, Xd/Lt7ra>, 
 
 KaraXykoj, io, f. i]<Tit), to grieve 
 at, suffer severely : fr. icard, 
 dXyiu). 
 
 KaraXeyio, to choose, select, levy, 
 make a census, enrol, enumerate, 
 number, judge, relate, recount, 
 accuse ; f. |a>, j)erf. KaraXtXtxa, 
 pres. pass. KaraXiyo^ai, to be 
 deputed, added, entered in a list; 
 go to bed : fr. icard, Xtyio. 
 
 KaraXtifiofiai, to trickle down, 
 distil ; f. -i^/o^at, p. XeXfjju/tat: & 
 
 KaraXeijiio, f. ;//w, to pour or drop 
 down ; consume : fr. Kara, 
 Xfifiu). 
 
 KardXtt/x/ia, arog, to, a remnant, 
 few : fr. icaraXetTrto. 
 
 KardXciTrrof, 6, ?/, anointed ; fr. 
 KaraXtitpu) : left behind ; fr. 
 
 KaraXcjTrw, to leave behind, for- 
 sake, neglect, omit, discontinue; 
 f. \pu}, perf. KaraXaXsKpa, a. 1. 
 KaTtX(i}pa, a. 2. KareXnrov, a. 2. 
 part. act. icaraXiTrwi/, oi'rog, pf. 
 pass. KaraXiXtinpai, perf. part, 
 pass. KaraXtXufifikvog, perf. m. 
 icaraXfXoiTra : fr. Kard, XtiTrut. 
 
 KaraXfi(puj, f. ;^(t», to anoint, be- 
 smear : fr. Kard, dXti<pvj. 
 
 KardXti^ig, nog, if, a leaving 
 behind, omission, remnant, re- 
 mainder : & 
 
 KaraXeXt</x/ifrof, perf. part. pass, 
 fr. KaraXtiTTix). 
 
 KaraXiXonra, perf. m. of Kara- 
 
 XilTTlO. 
 
 KaraXi^tTai, he will lie down, 3 
 
 sing. f. 1. m. fr. KaraXkyoixai. 
 
 Th. Xtyio. 
 KaraXt^io, Dor. for icaraXe^u;, I 
 
 shall enumerate, f. 1, of Kara- 
 
 Xfyio. 
 KaraXsTTToXoyeio, w, f. ij(Tio, to 
 
 reason, criticise with subtlety : 
 
 fr. Kard, XeTTToXoytio. 
 KaTaXevu), to stone, put to death 
 
 with .stones, a. 1. KarsXsvffa : fr. 
 
 KaTd, Xevio. Th. Xda^. 
 KaraXfio, to grind down, pound ; 
 
 f. i(Tu} & rjmo : fr. Kara, dXfo*. 
 KaraX^yw, f. 4a>, to finish, cease, 
 
 determine : fr. Kard, Xi'/yw. 
 KaraXyjGofiai, f. /;fl-o//aj. to forget 
 
 entirely : fr, Kara, XavOdiuo. 
 KardXti^tg, ewg, 1), a cessation, 
 
KAT 
 
 pause : fr. KardXriybt. 
 KaraXrjTTTBog, tj, ov, to be laid 
 hold of, verb. adj. tr. KaraXaix- 
 
 KaraXrjTrriKOQ, »), 6v, capable of 
 seizing, comprehending : & 
 KaraX/;7rro(;, r), bv, to be laid 
 hold of or seized, attainable, 
 eom{>rehensible ; seizing : fr. 
 Kara\r;\^i(;, hoc, »), a taking hold 
 of, seizui'e, occupation, percep- 
 tion : fr. KaraXanlSavio. 
 
 KaToXiOd^ajj to stone, with an 
 ace. f. affio, pf. KaraXtXiOciKa, a. 
 1. KareXiOaca : fr. Kard, XiOog. 
 
 KaraXtOofSoXio), tHi^ f. t/ctw, to 
 stone ; perf. XtXi0ol36Xr)Ka : fr. 
 Kara, XiOolSoXkoj. 
 
 KaraXiGooj, a7, f. wcrw, to over- 
 whelm with stones, stone : fr. 
 Kara, XiOoq. 
 
 KaTaXif.nrdv(iv, Ion. for Kara- 
 XtiTTSiv, to leave. 
 
 KaraXiTTapkio, <J, f. r;iTfe>, to ask 
 earnestly, implore, conjure : fr. 
 Kara, Xnrapku). Th. XiirapiiQ. 
 
 KaraXiTTtlu, a. 2. inf. act. Kara- 
 XiTTOi/xi, oiQ, ot, a. 2. opt. Kara- 
 XiTTuji', ovaa, bv, a. 2. part. act. 
 fr. KaraXuTTui. 
 
 KaToXXaytlg, tVTog, a. 2. part, 
 pass. KaTaXXdyr]Oi, y'lroj, & in 
 2 pi. KaraXXdyrjrt, a. 2. imper. 
 fr. KaTaXXd<T<T(jj. 
 
 KaraXXay;), ijg, i), a changing, 
 exchanging, exchange, recon- 
 ciliation : fr. 
 
 KaraXXdcr<Ta>, to change, ex- 
 change, barter, reconcile, gain, 
 conciliate ; f. ^w, a. 1. KaTt)X- 
 Xa^Of a. 1. part. KaraXXd^ag, 
 avTog, a. 2. ind. i)asfT. KurqXXd- 
 yrjv, rjr, rj. Th. dXXdaaio or 
 TThi, to change. 
 
 KaraXoa'tu, (J, f. r;<Ta>, to tread 
 down, grind, bruise, crush : fr. 
 Kardy dXodu). 
 
 KaraXoydcrjv, adv., by choice, in 
 order, in prose : fr. KaraXeyw. 
 Th. Xsycj. 
 
 KaraXoyr), rjg, >'/, a registry, en- 
 rolment, census : fr. KaraXiyu). 
 
 KaTuXoyiZofiai, f. itrofjiai, to com- 
 pute, reckon, ascribe, account, 
 deem, reflect : fr. Kara, Xoyi^o- 
 fiai. Hence 
 
 KaraXoyiai^bg, ov, 6, a compu- 
 tation, reckoning, enumeration, 
 genealogy. 
 
 KaraXoyor, ov, 6, a catalogue, 
 list, enumeration, muster-roll, 
 levy : fr. KaraXkyoj. Th. Xsyio. 
 
 KaroXotTToe, o, »/, remaining, 
 left behind : fr. KaraXeiTruj. 
 
 KaraXovoj, f. cw, to wash away, 
 bathe away, waste in baths : fr. 
 
 KaTtt, XoVii). 
 
 KaTaXotpdcia, adv., above the 
 neck, on the shouldei*s : fr. Kurd, 
 Xo^og. 
 
 KAT 
 
 KaraXoxi'^w, f. iVw, to distribute 
 into cohorts or companies, di- 
 vide into classes : Kara, Xoxog. 
 KardXvfia, ar/g, to, an inn, di- 
 ning-room, habitation : fr. Kara- 
 Xvuj. Th. Xv(t). 
 KaTaXvixaivoftai, to corrupt, de- 
 stroy, devastate : fr. Kurd, Xv- 
 f^iaivofiai. 
 
 KaraX»Wtjuoe,o,>/, easily dissolved 
 or destroyed : & 
 KardXvmg, eu)g, >), destruction, 
 dissolution, end, death, recon- 
 ciliation ; an inn : fr. 
 KaraXi)i'o;,todissolve,put asunder, 
 loosen, destroy, kill, abolish, an- 
 nul, put an end to, depose, 
 finish, cease, rest, halt, put uj) 
 at an inn, lodge with any one ; 
 KaTciXvaai irpog riva, to make 
 terms with ; f. vVw, a. 1. Kari- 
 Xt'ffG, a. 1. subj. KaraXvato, yg, 
 y, a. 1. inf. KaTuXixrai, a. 1. ind. 
 pass. KaTiXvUrii'yii. 1. subj. pass. 
 KaTaXv9io,{. 1. pass. KaTuXvOi)- 
 aofiai ; mid. to make })eace, re- 
 concile : fr. Kara, Xvoj. 
 KaTaXu)<pd(jo, tJ, Ion. kio, f. jjo-w, 
 to cause to rest : fr. Kara, 
 X(ij<pdio. 
 KarafidOtTs, learn, 2 pi. a. 2. 
 imper. act. KaTajxaOt; fr. Kara- 
 ^ai'i)dv(t). 
 
 KarafiaXaKiZit), f. <Tio, to soften 
 down, enfeeble ; mid. to become 
 enfeebled, become indolent or 
 careless : fr. Kara, ^aXaKt^io. 
 Karci^iavOdvu), to learn, know, 
 com|)rehend, attend to, consider, 
 perceive ; f. KaTafiaOi'icruj, pf. 
 KarafxffxdGijKa, a. 2. Ka-hfiadov, 
 a. 2, imi)er. act. Kard^aOt, 2 pi. 
 KaTafid6iTt,ix.2.mi\KaTaiJia9t'ii', 
 part. KarafxaOwp : fr. Kara, 
 fiavOdvoj. 
 KciTanapaivo), f. avio, to cause to 
 
 wither : fr. Kara, fiapaij'oj. 
 Karaf-iapydu), uJ, Ion. yiio, to be 
 mad or furious : Kara, fiapydio. 
 KarafidpTTTUi, f. -^/tu, to lay hold 
 of, touch with the hand, catch, 
 overtake : fr. Kara, //a'oTrrw. 
 KaTofjiapTvpiu), tJ, to bear testi- 
 mt)ny against any one, convict ; 
 f. r/crw, perf. KaTaiiiti.iapTvpi]Ka: 
 fr. Kara, paprvpiM. 
 KaTapdptpaicra, Dor. for Kara- 
 fidpxpdaa, having snatched ; a. 
 1. i)art. act. f. g. fr. Karapdpwruj. 
 Karafidio, w, to heap or gather 
 together, heap up, accumulate ; 
 as ot dpiovTtg, those who reap ; 
 KarapdaOai, to strew upon ; 
 Karaixiofih'ovg ri/g KecpaX^ig k6- 
 viv, Josei)h. B. J. ii. 15, 4, 
 having the head covered with 
 dust : fr. Kard, dfiduj, to reap. 
 KaTUfil^Xvvu), f. vvu), to blunt, 
 wound, depress : fr. Kara, dfi- 
 ^Xvvu). 
 
 (34(>) 
 
 KAT 
 
 Karafi(9vco, KarajntOvffKoj, see 
 p.t9i>(TKujj to intoxicate. 
 
 KctTofiui^at, a. 1. inf. act. of Kara- 
 /uvi»>, to delay. Th. ^Evto, to 
 remain ; a. 1. ifxtna. 
 
 KaraptXito, ui, f. ycrio, to neglect, 
 despise : fr. K(trd, pkXti, it con- 
 cerns, impersonal. 
 
 KaraptXiTou), Cj, f. tixrio, to sweet- 
 en or besmear with honey : fr. 
 Kara, peXiroio. 
 
 KardpifiTrrog, 6, ?), blamed, 
 blameable, to be blamed or com- 
 plained of : fr. 
 
 Karapkpipopai, to blame, com- 
 plain of, find fault with, accuse; 
 f. m. xpopai : fr. Kara, pffjijjo- 
 fiat ; f. fii-f-iypofiai, perf. ^'(pippai^ 
 a. 1. ni. ipfp\pdpj)v. Hence 
 
 KuTdptpxI/ig, eujg, y, a complain- 
 ing, blame, complaint. 
 
 Karafth'u), to abide, remain, wait 
 for, delay ; f. vd, perf. KciTOfiE- 
 pivtjKu, a. 1. Karipuva, a. 1. 
 imper. Kardptivov : fr. Kara, 
 ph'u). 
 
 Karapepii^io, f. inio, to distribute, 
 divide: fr. Kard, ptpic^oj. 
 
 KarapfTpUo, w, f. ytroj^ to mea- 
 sure out, distribute by measure: 
 fr. Kara, ptTptu). 
 
 KarapiiKrjg, eog, 6, >/, very long : 
 fr. Kara, pyKog. 
 
 KarafirjXooj, uJ, f. loau), to probe, 
 put in as a i)robe, put into the 
 throat in order to excite vomit- 
 ing : fr. Kara, pt'iXi). 
 
 KaTapjji'v'ot, f. vcrtv, to indicate, 
 signify, declare: fr. Kard^pijivw. 
 
 Karapiaivio, f. avio, to dctile, 
 pollute, sully, tarnish ; mid. to 
 be defiled, be squalid : fr. kutu, 
 piaivh). 
 
 Karapiaraig, having polluted, 
 .^ol. for Karapiavftg, a. 1. part, 
 act. fr. KaTupiaivu). 
 
 Karapiyvvpiy to mix thoroughly, 
 intermingle ; f. pi^uj, a. 2. i:p\- 
 yov : fr. Kard, piyvvpi. 
 
 KaTapipviiaKio, to remind ; mid. 
 to remember ; f. pj'ifaio, j)erf. 
 pfpi'TjKu : fr. Kard, pipviifTKu>. 
 
 Karapicryit), =z Karapiyivpi. 
 
 KarapiaGocpopiu), w, f. ?yo-w, to 
 furnish ])ay, consume in pay : 
 fr. Kara, piaOopop'hui. 
 
 KaTdpoptpog, 6, r), = Kardpfp- 
 TTTog, also, blaming. 
 
 KaTopovag, adv. alone, apart, 
 privately : fr. Kara, poi'og. 
 
 Karapoi'opaxiio, w, f. jry^w, to 
 conquer in single combat : fr. 
 Kara, pnvog, pdxopai. 
 
 Kara/zTTExw, & -Trjaxw, to cover 
 or wrap up, bury: fr. Kara, 
 dp^i, tX'w. 
 
 Karo/xi''4'«ro, he tore, 3 sing. a. 
 1. m. Ion. of KarapixTfTijj. 
 
 Karapvaaijto wink, a. 1. inf. act. 
 of Karafivio. Th. pvoj. 
 
 KAT 
 
 Karapvffffio, or -ttoj, f. ^a», to 
 tear, lacei-ate: fr. Kard,dpv(y(Toj. 
 
 Karapv'uty f. pv'(TU), to wink, shut 
 the eyes, sleep, die. Th. nvio. 
 
 KarapojKdopai, iZpai, to deride, 
 mock ; f. m. Krjnopai. See p.u)Kdw. 
 
 YiaTavayKdZ,io, f. daio, to compel, 
 force, constrain, drive to, the 
 same as avayKa^w. Th. dvdyKtj. 
 
 Karai'dGtpa, arog, rb, maledic- 
 tion, a curse: fr. KaTd,dpd9tpa. 
 Th. dvciTtGiipi, to set apart. 
 
 KaTaraGtpaTiKoJ, to bring aeurse 
 ^ on, curse, f, t<Tw : fr. the above. 
 See KaTa9ipaTi^it}. 
 
 KararaXci'xw, to lick up, as a 
 flame, Wisd. xvi. IG : fr. Kara, 
 
 dvd, Xfix(*>' 
 
 KaravaXiiTKiOyto consume wholly, 
 spend, waste, devote ; f. kcit- 
 apaXwauJ, a. 1. Karai'ijXaxTa, 
 perf. KaTavi]XwKa : fr. Kara, 
 di'aXiffKu). 
 
 Karai'dXiomg, twg, //, waste, ex- 
 penditure, consumpti<ni : fr. the 
 preceding. 
 
 Karai'a^jKaw, w, to render tor- 
 j)id, benumb, stu[)ify ; become 
 torpid or dull ; be burdensome 
 to ; with a gen. ; f. i)<tio, a. I. 
 KartpdpKtjcra : fr. Kara, vapKdo>. 
 Th. vdpKq, torpor. 
 
 ILaravdnaix), f. ^w, to tread or 
 beat down, so as to render firm 
 or .solid : fr. Kurd, vd(T<Tuj. 
 
 Kara vav pax's oj, w, f. rjrru), to con- 
 quer by sea, obUiin a naval vic- 
 tory : fr. Kara, vavpax^^- 
 
 Karaj'aa>, ohs., whence a. 1. Kar- 
 'tva(raa, I caused to dwell; mid. 
 to dwell, inhabit : fr. Kara, vdui, 
 ior vaiu), to dwell. 
 
 Karavepw, f. pCj, to divide, dis- 
 tribute ; divide into companies 
 or bands, as in military afl'airs ; 
 mid. to divide among themselves, 
 devour, occupy, possess, enjoy : 
 fi\ Kara, v'lpio, f. pio, a. 1. tvii- 
 pa, perf. vevsptjKa. 
 
 Karai'topai, to descend, come 
 back, return; Kara Sojpa v'f.t(j9ai, 
 Od. X. 484 : fr. Kara, viopai. 
 
 Karavtvio, to nod to, assent, 
 grant, confirm ; f. evctio, a. 1. 
 Karivevcra, perf. KaravnnvKa : 
 fr. Kara, vivu>. 
 
 Karai'kio, f. ijffio, to heap up, 
 amass : fr. Kara, vkio. 
 
 KaTat'9i^(jj,to adorn with flowers: 
 fr. Kara, dv9i^io. 
 
 Karaj'(^oaKow, w, to burn to a 
 coal : fr. Kara, dvGpaKoio. 
 
 Karavitrr tjp.it to rise up against 
 any one, rebel, a. 2. Karavkar^v: 
 fr. Kara, ai^a, 'iartjpi. 
 
 Karai'i'^o;, f. ;pw, to snow down 
 3 on, cover with snow : fr. Kara, 
 
 Karauotio, w, to attend to, consi- 
 der, perceive, observe, discover. 
 
 KAT 
 
 understand,contemplate,behold, 
 learn ; impf. Karcvocoj', ovv, f. 
 7)<T(o, perf. KaravtvoijKa, a. 1. 
 Kartvoyrra, a. 1. imper. act. Ka- 
 Tav6i](Tov, drui, a. 1. inf. Kara 
 I'ofjrrai, a. 1. j)art. act. Karavoij- 
 (Tag, avTog : fr. Kara, ratio. Th. 
 voog. 
 
 Kardi'opai, to be consumed, ex- 
 liausted, brought to an end : fr. 
 Kard, di'io. 
 
 Kdravog, Lat. cat'inus, a dish. 
 
 l^dravra, adv. downwards, down 
 hill : fr. Kardvnjg. 
 
 Viararrdo}, w, to arrive at, meet, 
 come to or back, attain, happen : 
 f. i]au), pf. Kan'ivrtjKa : fr. Kara, 
 avrdio. Th. dvri. 
 
 Kardvrijpa, arog, to, a meeting, 
 arrival, revolution, event : fi'. 
 the above. 
 
 KardvTTjg, eog, b, >'/, downward, 
 down hill, sloping, steep ; in- 
 clined to : fr. Kara, dvra. 
 
 KaTdvri](Triv, adv. over-against, 
 opposite : fr. Kara, dvrdio. 
 
 KaravTiKpv, adv. over-against, 
 straiglit down, headlong, plainly: 
 fr. Kara, dvriKpv. 
 
 Karavrioi', adv. Ion. over-against, 
 opposite. Th. dt^ri, against. 
 
 KaravriTTSpag, Karavmr'spav, 
 with gen. adv., over-against : 
 fr. Kara, dvrl, rripag. 
 
 KaravrXtio, w, f. i]aio, to pump 
 on, pour down on, overwhelm : 
 fr. Kara, dvrXkto. 
 
 Karaiwyijg, 2 sing. a. 2. subj. 
 pass. Kartvvyiiaav, 3 pi. a. 2. 
 ind. pass, of Karai'Vffffio. 
 
 Karavvytjre, 2 pi. a. 2. imper. 
 pass, of the same. 
 
 Kardvv^ig, eiog, r), a pricking ; 
 compunction, grief, stupor, stu- 
 pidity, deep sleep : fr. 
 
 Karavvffffoj, or -vvmo, to prick, 
 make a puncture, pierce, sting, 
 vex, grieve, aftlict ; f. |a>, a. 1. 
 Karkvv^a, a. 2. act. Karkvvyov, 
 a. 2. pass. Kartvvyrjv, T]g, rj, I 
 was pricked or grieved, & in 3 
 pi. Kartvvyi]aav, a. 2. inf. pass. 
 Karai'i/y/yrat, perf. pass. Kara- 
 v'kvvypai, ^ai, Krai : fr. Kara, 
 vvffffio, to prick. 
 
 Karavvx^^^T^Qy S^^- ^'^S* *• ^• 
 part. pass, of the above verb. 
 
 Karavvio, &. Karavuroj, f. vrroj, 
 to despatch, finish, accomplish, 
 arrive, hasten, obtain, destroy ; 
 (piXyjg yap Trpo^tvov Kari]vv(Tav, 
 Soph. El. 147«. for they have 
 obtained a friendly hostess, i. e 
 ended their journey with : fr. 
 Kara, dvvio. 
 
 Kararcuri^tu, f. iiroj, to bear, caiTy 
 on the back : fr. Kara, vioriZto. 
 Th. viorog. 
 
 Kara^aii'u), to tear, scratch, man- 
 gle, strike, consume, waste a- 
 . (347) 
 
 KAT 
 
 way ; f. KavCj, perf. Kari^ayKa : 
 fr. Kard, ^aivio. 
 
 Kara^f/itr, Ion. for Kard^tiv, f. 
 1. inf. act. of Kardyio, to bring 
 back. Th. dyut ; f. a4u>. 
 
 Kara^evbu), w, f. wtrw, to receive 
 as a guest, entertain : fr. Kara, 
 ^tvoio. 
 
 KaraKtio, f. eaio, to scrape off", 
 scrape, polish or make smooth 
 by scraping, disfigure, ornament 
 with carved work : fr. Kara, 4? <»>. 
 
 Kara4/;()<'e, b, y), very dry, dried 
 up : fr. Kara, ^rjpog. 
 
 Kard^ing, b, i), worthy : & 
 
 Kara4toa>, a», to jvxdge worthy, 
 think right, hold in honour, 
 esteem ; beg, implore ; f. wffw, 
 perf. Kar7/4'tt'K'«j a. 1. pass. Kar- 
 tj^ub9r]v, i]g, J], I was thought 
 worthy, a. 1. sul<j. pass. Kara^- 
 lojGio, a. 1. inf. pass. Kara^iioOti- 
 vai, a. 1. pt. pass. Kara^noGiig, 
 ivrog : fr. Kara, d'iibio. 
 
 Kara^Uog, adv. worthily: fr. Kar- 
 d^iog. 
 
 Kara^i(o(Tig, nog, i), a holding in 
 reverence, estimation : fr. Kar- 
 a4*iotu. 
 
 Kara^vio, f. v'(T(o, to scrape off", 
 scrape or scratch, carve, cut, 
 scarify : fr. Kara, 'ivio, for i,iio. 
 
 KaraTTaiLlio, to mock ; f. ^(o, perf. 
 Kara7r£7rajx« '• fi*. Kara, Trai^u). 
 
 KararraKrog, t), bv. Ion. for Kara- 
 rrrjKrbg, fastened down, fitted 
 underneath : fr. Kara, m]yvviOy 
 to fasten. 
 
 Kara7raXaut>, f. ffio, to overcome 
 in wrestling, vanquish : fr. Kara, 
 TraXajw. 
 
 'HiaraTrdarTio, or -rru), f. affw, 
 perf. 7r€7rax«j to scatter upon, 
 strew over, besprinkle : fi". Ka» 
 rd, ird<T(Toj. Hence 
 
 Kard7ra<Trog, 6, rj, besprinkled, 
 bestrewed. 
 
 KaraTrarfoi, ui, to tread on, tram- 
 ple under foot, treat with in- 
 dignity, despise ; f. ij<Tot, perf. 
 Kara7rt7rdri]Ka, a. 1. Kamrdri]- 
 aa, a. 1. part. KaranaTt'iaag, 
 avrog, a. 1. ind. pass. Karnrci- 
 Tj]9i]v, 7]g, rj : fr. Kara, Trariio, 
 Hence 
 
 Kara-rrdrTjpa, arog, to, a tram- 
 pling under foot, insulting or 
 contemptuous treatment : & 
 
 Kara7rdrT]<Ttg, eiog, t/, the same. 
 
 Kardiravpa, arog, to, same as 
 
 KardTravaig, tujg, i), rest, ces- 
 sation, alleviation, place of rest, 
 dwelling : fr. 
 
 [XaraTrauw, to make to cease, 
 soothe, appease, alleviate, re- 
 strain, hinder, put an end to, 
 put down, finisliJl^ mid. cease, 
 refniin from, rest ; f. avcno, a. 
 1. KarfTrai'tra, a. 2. KarfTrai'or, 
 perf. Kara TriTrai'Ka, perf. pass. 
 
KAT 
 
 KAT 
 
 KAT 
 
 KAT 
 
 KAT 
 
 KAT 
 
 KaraTZiTrav^ica, ffai, rat, : fr.j 
 
 KUTCLj Travit). 
 KaraTTf^aiu, w, f. ^(Xw, to fetter, 
 
 confine. Th. Trkdij. 
 KaraTTCtXftu, a), f. jycrw, to utter 
 
 threats a<j;ainst, tlu'eaten : fr. 
 
 KUTlty (iTTuXiiO. 
 
 i« 
 
 KaTarrtipd^io, 1*. aio, to try, prove, 
 attempt, endeavour, tempt : fr. 
 fcard, TTfioa'sw. 
 
 JLaTaTTuptiTtjpir], t}g, //, Ton. for 
 KaTaTTSiprjTTjpiay a nautical in- 
 strument by which the depth of 
 the sea is measured, a sound- 
 ing-lead : fr. KarairtipdiOy to 
 try, prove. Th. Trtlpa. 
 
 Kara7rtX/mro(ji»,ai, to mend, patch 
 the shoes ; f. lonio, perf. 7r£7re\- 
 fidrujKa : fr. Kara, TreXpa. 
 
 KaTaTreXrdCofiai, f. dcroiiai, to 
 make incursions into, overrun, 
 with light-armed soldiers : fr. 
 fcara, TrtXra^w. 
 
 KaTa7re\Tt]Q,ov,6, Lat. catapulta, 
 a warlike machine : fr. Kara, 
 TrdWio. 
 
 KaTa7rkfji7roj,f. xpio, to send down, 
 send, let down : i'v. Kara, Trfjnrut. 
 
 KaraTTtvOkio, (o, f. ijaoj, to bewail, 
 lament : fr. Kara, irivQ'no. 
 
 KaraTreTTTrjvla, terrified, perf. 
 part. act. f. g. by sync, for Kara- 
 TrSTrrtjKvIa, of KciTaTrrduj, the 
 same as Kara TTTrifraujy to be ter- 
 rified. Th. TTTokit}, to frighten. 
 Or used by syne, for KaTUTrtTT- 
 Ti^xvlaj fr. Kara7rr//(T(Tw, f. 4'w, 
 perf. Karairs7rTr])(^a,oi' the same 
 th. 
 
 KaraTTETTrw : see »carrt7rs;//y. 
 
 KardTTfo, Ion. for KaOdinp, in 
 like manner, as. 
 
 K«ra7rfpoi>aa>, ai, f. ;/ -a», to fasten 
 with a clasp. Th. irfoom). 
 
 KaTa7ri(T<hv, 6i'ro(;,a. 2. part. act. 
 fr. KaTaTrnrrio, to fall down. 
 
 l^araTTSTa^io, l^arairtravvviOyOY 
 Kara 7rfrdr»'i;^u,f.«(Tw, to spread 
 out or over, unfold, expand, ex- 
 tend ; cover, veil. Th. Trerdoj. 
 Hence 
 
 KaraTTSTatriia, arog, rb, a cur- 
 tain, veil sj)read over any thing. 
 
 KaTaTrerdo/jiai, Ion. -kofxai, same 
 as 
 
 KaTaTTtTofiai, to fly over, fly 
 down. See Trkrofiai. 
 
 H-araTrerpoKOTreio, u>, to dash a- 
 gainst a rock or stone: fr. Kara, 
 Trirpog, kotttuj. 
 
 Karairerpooj, a>, f. cuctw, to stone, 
 pelt with stones, stone to death : 
 fr. Kara, Trtrpouj. 
 
 KaTa7re(ptvyd(Ti, 3 pi. perf. ind. 
 m. of Karaxptvyu), to escape. 
 
 lLaTaTr't(pvii}y ^ kill, slay : fr. 
 Kara, 7r't<pv^t\\e same ; a po- 
 etic word. TJi. 0£vw, to kill. 
 
 Kara7rf0pov/?fc6ra;f, contemptu- 
 ously ; adv. fr. Karatppoi'su}. 
 
 KaraTrkt^y, II. A. 81. 3 sing. a. 
 1. subj. act. of KaraTrfTTTio, the 
 same as TrtTrrw, to cook, digest, 
 stifle, suppress ; f. Trtxl/io. Hence 
 Karani^/ai p'iyav u\\iov, to en- 
 joy with moderation great feli- 
 city, Pintl, 
 
 KaraTT/'yyj'f'/u, -yu'dj, to fix or 
 fasten down, fix firmly, cause to 
 congeal ; f. Trtj^io, a. 1. kirtj^a, 
 perf. m. TrkTrrjya. 
 
 KaraTTtjcdio, u>, to leap down 
 from ; f. r]<no, perf. KaTaTrnzt]- 
 h]Ka : fr. Kara, mj^dio. 
 
 KaTa7rt)fit']}>fie, 3 shig. a. 1. opt. 
 .^ol. KaTUTni^iijvtLa, ag, f, of 
 KaTa7n]i.iaiv(jj, the same as Trrj- 
 liaivu), to hurt. Th. Trijpa. 
 
 KaraTrlKpog, a, or, very bitter : 
 fr. Kara, iriKoog. 
 
 Karf/TTi/iTTp/^/xj, f. T/o-tu, to set fire 
 to, burn up : fr. Kardj TrifxTrpt]- 
 pi, same as 7rp//0tu, to burn. 
 
 ILaraTrl'vio, to drink up, swallow 
 or gulp down, suck up, absorb ; 
 f. m. Karaniopai, for Triovpai, 
 a. 2. act. fcartTTiov, a. 2. subj. 
 act. KaraTTiuj, yg, y, f. KaraTzd)- 
 aio, perf. icarrt7r«7ra»K-a,a. 1. jiass. 
 KaTtTTuOrjv, j;c, »/, a. 1. subj. 
 pass. KaraiToOuj, a. 1. inf. pass. 
 KaraTToQi'ivai : fr. Kara, ttivio. 
 
 KaTarriopai, y, trai, f. 1. m. of 
 the above verb. 
 
 KaraTriTrrtf, to fall down ; inf. 
 pres. KaraTTiTrTfiv, a. 2. act. kut- 
 tmcroi', a. 2. part. KaraTrtcribv : 
 fr. Kara, TriTrro*, to fall. 
 
 KaraTTKradu), Att. -Trout, w, f. 
 ii)(xi>), to cover with pitch, black- 
 en : fr. icnra, inoaou). 
 
 KaraTncTTivu), f. tvaio, to confide 
 in, commit to, entrust with, de- 
 liver : fr. KaTOi, TTKTTtVUJ. 
 
 KaTaTTiffTioffig, twg, ?/, confirma- 
 tion, j)ledge : fr. Kara, Tuarooi. 
 
 KaTa-rrXaytig, (vrog, a. 2. part, 
 pass, of KaTaTrXtjaffb}, to strike. 
 Th. 7rXi](j(no, to strike; f. irXjj^oj, 
 a. 2. tirXijyov & tTrXayov, perf. 
 m. TTtTrXtjya. 
 
 KaTdrrXarrpa, arog, to, a plaster, 
 poultice, cataplasm : fr. 
 
 KrtraTrXrtVcrw, -ttuj, to apply a 
 plaster, heal, besmear, anoint ; 
 f. d(T(jj, a. 1. icart TrXacrt, perf. 
 AcaraTT^TrXaKa : fr. jcard, nXdcr- 
 ertu. Hence 
 
 K araVXacrroco,*/, smeared over; 
 fictitious, counterfeit : & 
 
 KaraTrXacrri-g, vof, j), Ion. n 
 KaTdTrXatrpa. 
 
 KaraTrXtKoj, f. ^to, to wreathe, 
 knit, weave, interweave, impli- 
 cate, finish : KaraTrXtKUv Tt)v 
 K^f)v, to finish life : so KUTa- 
 TrXsKiiu pijaiv, to harangue, 
 w ind up a speech : fr. kutu, 
 irXtKio. 
 
 KaravrXtof, ov, Att. KaTaTrXtio^, 
 (.T18) 
 
 w, 6, >/, full, quite full : fr. »cara, 
 TrXiog. 
 
 KaraTrXkojf to sail down, come 
 into port, arrive, sail back or 
 over : f. tvao*, a. 1. KOTtTrXtvaa. 
 fr. Kara, TrXtio. 
 
 KaTUTrXiiGio, f. auj, to fill, re- 
 plenish : KaT(7rX}j(76ti, was 
 crowded : fr. Kara, ttX/'/Ow. 
 
 KaTaTrXijKTiKog, i), bv, stupifying, 
 astounding, terrible, formidable: 
 & 
 
 KaTarrXriX, ijyog, b, »/, struck, 
 frightened, terrified, astounded : 
 fr. KaTairX})a(Tio. 
 
 KaTa7rXi](T(TU), to strike with as- 
 tonishment, astound, amaze, sur- 
 prise ; f. ^oj : fr. Kora, 7rXi)(Tau). 
 
 KarcnrXoog, centr. -TrXo?;^;, oj', o, a 
 sailing back, arri\al,safe return 
 of a sliip, landing-place, harbour. 
 'E7rf(^/) ^iKtXiKog KaTdrrXovg 
 iytitTo, Dem. c. Dionys. when 
 the ships returned from Sicily : 
 fr. KaraTrXstu. 
 
 KarrtTrXovri^tu, f. icno, to bestow 
 riches, enrich : fr. Kardj ttXov- 
 
 Tl^UJ. 
 
 KaraTrXovTopax^i^j w, f. i/ffw, to 
 con(iuer by riehes : fr. Kara, 
 irXovTog, pdxonai. 
 
 KaTaTrXvi'io, f. vvCj, to wash out 
 or down : fr. icara, irXvvo). 
 Hence 
 
 KaraTrXvaig, fcjg, t), a washing 
 out, down or clean. 
 
 KaTairXmiv, Ion. for Kara- 
 TrXktiv, to sail. 
 
 KaraTT^-lw, f. evcrw, to breathe or 
 blow on or into, breathe over, 
 inspire: fr. »card, Tri-tw. Hence 
 
 KaraTTj'od, ag, d. Dor. for KaTU- 
 TTvoi/, ifg, »/, a breath, blast. 
 
 KuTaTToSag, close at hand, im- 
 mediately ; adv. KUTO. Trocag. 
 
 KaTuxoGij, 3 sing. a. 1. .subj. 
 pass. fr. KOTaTrivtu, to swallow. 
 
 KaTaTToXtpsuj, u>, f. iicruj, to con- 
 quer, make war on : KaTantTro- 
 XipfjaGai, to be out-warred, ex- 
 hausted by war : fr. kutu, tto- 
 Xfpiio. 
 
 KaTa-noXv, adv. very much. 
 
 KaTaTTorsui, w, to wear down with 
 labour, fatigue, oppres.s, affliet ; 
 f. i}(Tu), pf. KaraTTtTToi'iiKa, pres. 
 ind. pass. KaraTroriopai, I am 
 oppressed : fr. Kara, -Kovog, 
 labour. Th. irkvopai, p. m. tts- 
 
 TTOVa. 
 
 KaraTTOvn'^w, to plunge into the 
 sea, sink, drown ; f. iaui, perf. 
 KaTmrtTTovTiKay pr. pass. Kara- 
 TTovTilopai, to be inunersed, 
 a. 1. pass. KaTfTroi'TiaOiir, a. 1. 
 subj. pa.ss. KaTaTTovTLGOu), yg, y. 
 Th. TTovTog. 
 
 KaranopTKTpbg, ov, 6, the pun- 
 ishment of being thrown hito 
 the sea : fr. the above. 
 
 KaraTTovrow, w, f. wffiOf :=■ Kara- 
 
 TTOlTlZu). 
 
 KaTaTToptvopai, to return from 
 exile, travel down : f. tvffopai, 
 perf. -TTfTToptvpai, a. 1. KaTt- 
 TTOoevOiiv : ir. Kara, Tropevopai. 
 
 KaTaTTopvtvu), f. tvaio, to prosti- 
 tute : fr. Kara, -Kopvtino. 
 
 KaraTTopavi'io, f. vvoj^ to provide 
 or lurnish entirely : fr. icard, 
 TTopavvut. 
 
 KaTdrToaig, tiog, i), a swallowing, 
 devouring, whirlpool, gulf, gul- 
 let : fr. KaraTrii'ii). 
 
 KaTaTToTiuv, ov, TO, a pill or bo- 
 lus : fr. KaraTrivu). 
 
 KaruTrpdacruj, f. ^u), to effect, ac- 
 complish : fr. icard, Trpdfrrrw. 
 
 KaraTrpav^t'u), to soften, alleviate, 
 soothe, restrain : fr. Kara, Trpav- 
 voj. Th. TTpaog. 
 
 Kara7rprii't)c, (ug, 6, »;, headlong, 
 downwards, with the face to- 
 wards the ground : fr. jcard, 
 TTptjviig. 
 
 KaraTTpu^G'Jy 3 sing. a. 1. subj. 
 pass. fr. Kara 7rp//0w, to burn up. 
 Th. ttoiiOlo, f. (Tut. 
 
 KaTaTTinio, f. I'aoj, to cut with a 
 saw, saw through : fr. Kara, 
 
 TTpilO. 
 
 KaTaTTpoSiCoi'ai, to betray, pres. 
 inf. fr. 
 
 KaraTTpo^i^ojpi, to betray, give 
 up : fr. KaTii, Trpb, ^iCojui. 
 
 KaTaxpo iirreaOai, f. 1. inf. m. of 
 
 Kar«7rnJoi^;^i, to castaway, aban- 
 don, let slip, neglect ; a. 2. infin. 
 m.icara7rpof*T0at : fr. jcard, tt/oo, 
 tijpi. i\\. tw. 
 
 KaTaTTpiHKopai, f. t^ofiai, to ad- 
 vance farther ; escape with im- 
 punity, do any thing with impu- 
 nity : OV KaraTTpot^tTai, shall 
 not gain by it, shall not be for- 
 given : fr. K-ard, Trpoi^. 
 
 KaTa7rpo'iKdpr]v, a>, aro, a. 1. m. 
 fr. the above. 
 
 KaTaTrpoXeiTTio, f. \p(o, to abandon 
 (luite : fr. /card, TrpoXsiTToj. 
 
 KaraTrpoi'optvijj, f. ffw, to carry 
 away captive, seize as a prey, 
 ]>hmder : fr. Kara, irpovopi). 
 
 KaTairpoxku), w, to pour down 
 along, ponr forth coj)iously ; f. 
 ivaii) : fr. Kara, Trpox^w- 
 
 KarciTrrd^, dvrog, a. 2. part. act. 
 KaraTTTi}vai, a. 2. infin. act. of 
 KaOnrTijpi, to fly down. Th. Vtt- 
 rapai, to fly. 
 
 Karcnrrepng, 6, »/, winged : fr. 
 Krard, Trrepov. 
 
 KardTrrffrOfti, Ion. for KaOcnrre- 
 dOai, to touch lightly, pres. inf. 
 of KaQdirropai. 
 
 KaraTTrftu, w, to frighten, ter- 
 rify : f. 7rTi}(Tu), perf. KariTrnjKa. 
 
 Kara7TTf)^ag, 11. X. 191. struck 
 with fear, a. 1. part. act. fr. 
 Kara7m'](T(T(tt. 
 
 KaraiTTijfTopai, I will fly down, 
 f.of KaOiTTTapai. See (caraTrr - 
 r;/r. 
 
 \\aTa7rri)(T(Toj, f. t/^w, to bend 
 down tlie head, or shrink, or 
 crouch down, through fear, 
 cower, tremble : fr. Kara, Trri'ja- 
 
 <TU). 
 
 KaraTTri'iri]}', 3 dual a. 2. ind. 
 act. Ion. fr. ic^Tf Trr/^r, of kuQitt- 
 rijpi, or KaOnrrapai, to fly 
 down : or rather of Kara- 
 7rrt)(7(T0), to shrink or crouch 
 down. 
 
 KaraTTTiTmo, to pound, grind, 
 Plut. : fr. Kara, irriaaoj. 
 
 K<ira7rrv(Trt]g, ou, 6, a despi.ser : 
 
 Kard—rvcTTog, b, y, execrable, 
 detestable, despicable: fr. Kara- 
 
 TTTVU). 
 
 Kara7rrvxt)gi ^og, b, r), full of 
 
 folds : fr. Kara, rrrvffaio. 
 KaraTTTv'u), f. vaio, to spit on, 
 
 contemn, reject. Th. Trrino. 
 KaraTTToipa, arog, rb, a fall, 
 
 ruin, downfal : fr. jcaraTriTrrw. 
 KaraTTTcocTcrio, to fear, sink with 
 
 terror : fr. Kara, Trrwffffio, to 
 
 dread. Th. Trrofoj. 
 KardTTifyog : & 
 KaraTTvyiov, loi'og, b, >/, addicted 
 
 to unnatural vices, lecherous, a 
 
 catamite: fr. icard, iryy//. Hence 
 KaraTTvyoaOi'r], rjg, i), unnatural 
 
 lust, lechery. 
 KaraTTvOu), f. vVw, to cause to 
 
 rot. KaraTTvOopai, to rot : fr. 
 
 Kara, ttvOio. 
 
 KaraTrvKvog, b, r), very thick : 
 fr. Kara, TrvKi'og. 
 KaraTTvpiOo, to crackle : see 
 
 KaTTTTl'pi^W. 
 
 KaraTTvpTroXeio, at, f. rjfTii), to de- 
 stroy by fire : fr. Kara, Trvpiro- 
 Xi-io. 
 
 Kara-TTioyiov, vjvor, b, r), having 
 a long beard : fr. Kara, Trojyojv. 
 
 Kara 'pa, ag, //, a curse, impre- 
 cation, e.xeeratiou : fr. jcard, 
 a pa. 
 
 KarapaKouj, u>, f. wtrw, to tear 
 into rags or pieces : fr. Kara, 
 paKoio. 
 
 KarapuKrijg, ov, b, a waterfall, 
 cataract ; a lever, gate ; bar, 
 prison ; the name of a certain 
 bird: fr. tfarnpp/yyviYu, to dash 
 violently down. Th. pqyi'vpi. 
 
 Karapdopai, wpai, to curse, im- 
 precate curses on, execrate, de- 
 vote, perf. pass. Karrjpdpai, pf. 
 pass. KartjpapEvog, a. I. m. 
 KartjpatTctptiv, w, aro, pres. inf. 
 pass. Knrapd(TOai. Th. dpd. 
 
 Kardpdaig, eajg, ?'/, a cursing, im- 
 precation, execration. 
 
 KarapdrrcToj, or rrio, see Karap- 
 pdaiTio. 
 
 Kardpdrog, b, y, cursed, ac- 
 cursed, execrable ; devoted : fr. 
 (349) 
 
 Kara, apaopai. 
 
 Karapykuj, u>, to render useless, 
 make void, abolish, abrogate, 
 annul ; neglect, leave unem- 
 ployed or idle ; f. iprio, perf. 
 KUTTjpyijKa, a. 1. act.icar)7py//(Ta, 
 pres. ind. pass. Karanytopai, to 
 be destroyed ; perf. pass. Kar- 
 rjpyijpai, a. 1. pa.ss. Kartjpyij- 
 Byv, I was set free, f. 1. pass. 
 KarapyijOt'iffopai, y, erai : fr. 
 Kara, dpytu), to cease ; this fr. 
 dpybg, by crasis for depybg, 
 idle ; fr. a priv. ^ tpyov, a 
 work. Luke xiii. 7- Hom. iii. 
 31. Eur. Phoen. 765. 'AXX' 
 tip, OTTujf dv pi) KUTapywpiv 
 X^oa, but I will go, that my 
 liand may not be idle. 
 
 Kdrapyjwa, arog, rb, first-fruits, 
 an initiatory rite, oblation : fr. 
 Karapx^o. 
 
 Karapyj'ooo), tu, f. mou), to cover 
 with silver, bribe with money : 
 fr. jcard, dpyvpbio. Th. dpyvpog. 
 
 Kara^f^te^, to stroke, soothe, rub 
 down with the hand ; f. ^w : for 
 whieh KnppkZ,o}. Th. pk^io. 
 
 KarapOtig, Ion. for KnOapOeig, 
 tvrog, cleansed, a. 1. part. pass, 
 fr. KctOaipuj, to cleanse. 
 
 KarapiyyiXog, b, r), to be shud- 
 dered at, horrible. Th. piyio). 
 
 KarapiOpiu), u>, to enumerate, 
 count among, reckon ; f. r}cra>, 
 ])erf. Kar7]piOp)jKa, perf. pass. 
 Kari]pi9pT]pai, perf. part. Karrj- 
 piQptjpki'og, t], ov, numbered, a. 
 1. m. KarijpiOpyadptjv, a. 1. opt. 
 m. KarapiOpt]rraip7iv, «Sc in 1 pi. 
 KarapiOprjfTaiptOa. Th. dpiQpog. 
 
 KarapKSio, w, the same as dpKSio, 
 to suffice. 
 
 Karapvkopai, ovpai, to deny com- 
 pletely : fr. Krard, dpvkopau 
 
 Karapow, u>, f. offw, to plow, sow, 
 till : fr. Knrd, dpow. 
 
 Karappayj/J'ai, a. 2. inf. pass, of 
 Karappiiyvvpi, to fall on with 
 violence. Th. pr)(T(Tu),to break; 
 
 f. ^w, a. 2. tppayov, perf. m. 
 
 tppnya- 
 
 Karapp^Qvpsco, a*, f. i)(Tu), to per- 
 form carelessly, lose by slothful- 
 ness : fr. Kara, p<}9vpiu). 
 
 Karoppaxryg, ov, o, see Kara- 
 paKryg. 
 
 Karappdirno, f. ^plo, to sew on or 
 up : fr. Krard, paTrrio. 
 
 Karappd(T(rio, or Karappdrru), f. 
 4' to, to break, throw down, de- 
 molish, burst forth, flow out: fr. 
 Kara, pdcTCTu). 
 
 Karappiov, flowing foi'th, pres. 
 part. n. g. fr. icarappau. 
 
 Karapptpfitvio, to turn abont^ 
 lead round. Nu^^xxxii. 13, 
 Karff)pfpf5fvtrtv, mliers »car- 
 ep6pj3tv(Tev, he led round, fr. 
 Karapopl3tvcj. 
 
KAT 
 
 Ka-OjopcTTw, f. ypcjjtohond down- 
 wards, sink, depress : fr. Kara, 
 
 pSTTOi. 
 
 Karappeuaav, flowing forth, a. 1. 
 
 part. act. u. g. fr. 
 Karappsuj, f. ti'auj,to flow or fall 
 down, slide away, descend, de- 
 cay : fr. Kara, pkio. 
 Karappqyvvin^to break up, break 
 off", break down ; throw down 
 with violence ; KaTappi)yvvi.iai, 
 to be broken up, &c. fall or dash 
 down, burst forth, break out : 
 fr. Kara, p/jyuvfii, same as prju- 
 (Tto, to break. 
 Karappiykii), to shudder at : fr, 
 
 /card, piyiio. 
 Kurappli'dio^ at, f. ijaco, to file 
 down, polish ; perf. part. pass. 
 KaTippivy]}xki'0£, polished, re- 
 fined : fr. Kara, pivdu). 
 KarappiTTTio, to throw or hurl 
 down, scatter, f. xpu), a. 1. Karip- 
 pi-<\jay perf. Kar'tppiipa, perf. pass. 
 KuTsppifinai, \pai : fr. Kara, 
 jOJTrrtu. 
 Kardppoog, ov, u, contr. Karciip- 
 povQ^ a flowing down, defluxion, 
 a catarrh : fr. Kdrappsu). 
 KaTappo<psiiij tJ, f. rjffio, to sup up, 
 absorb : fr. Kara, pocpeu). 
 Karappvioj, tJ, to flow down ; f. 
 pvijcru}, perf. Karsppi'itjKa, a. 2. 
 pass. Karfppvtjv. Th. psu). 
 KarappvijQ, log, 6, //, flowing or 
 
 falling down : & 
 KaTappvroi', ov, rb, a place into 
 which moisture flows ; plenty, 
 affluence : fr. 
 KaTappvTog, 6, t), watered, over- 
 flowed ; alluvial ; abundantly 
 supplied, full, plentiful : fr. fca- 
 rappuo. Th. ptu). 
 Karappuj^kio, tJ, to dread, be ter- 
 rified; i)lupf. Karappu)^r}KEe, Ion. 
 for KaTeppojCijKti, j)art. Karnp- 
 piodqKiijg. See Karoppixjlkto. Th. 
 oppoQ. 
 KaTappcovvvii), to strengthen, 
 
 confirm : fr. Kara, pwvvvoj. 
 Karappuj^, (oyog, 6, ?'/, broken 
 off, rugged, craggy, precipitous: 
 fr. Kardf pqyvvfxi. 
 KaraprdiOy tJ, f. //(tw, to fix to, 
 fit to, hang by: fr. Kara, dprdio. 
 Karaprt^w, properly, to set or 
 replace a dislocated limb ; put 
 in or in order, place perfect, 
 make even, restore, repair, ad- 
 just, adapt, fit, dispose ; f. iau}, 
 a. 1. ind. act. Kari]pri(Ta, ag, e, 
 a. 1. opt. act. Karapriaaipi, aig, 
 at, a. 1. inf. Karapriffai, perf. 
 pass. KarijorKTfiai, pf. inf. pass. 
 Karr]pri(T9ai,iA'. pt. pass. Kan^p- 
 TifffXEPog, TKov, joined together, 
 a. 1. m. Ka^^rKTciixrjv, w, aro, 1 
 fitted : fr. icard, dpri^u). Th. 
 dpriog. 
 Kardpri<Tig, tojg, i), regulation, 
 
 KAT 
 
 restoration, reformation : & 
 KaraprKJ^bg, ov, b, a joining to- 
 gether, restoration, reconcilia- 
 tion : fr. Karaprt^a;. 
 Karaprtrrrz/p, tipog, b, a restorer, 
 moderator, arbiter: fr. the same. 
 Kardprvffig, twg, //, j)reparation, 
 arrangement, training, disci- 
 [)line, instruction : fr. 
 Karaprvio, f. vffio, to prepare, 
 order, make ready, furnish, in- 
 struct, ti-ain : fr. Kara, dprvoj. 
 Karapxaipeffid'Cofiai, f. daofiai, 
 to be conciuercd or worsted in 
 an election by bribery or influ- 
 ence: fr. Kara, dpxaipt(Tid'C(t). 
 Karapxdg, adv. at first. 
 Kardpx*^) t® take the lead, set 
 the example, begin, be the fii-st, 
 command; f. ^lo. Kardpx"t^(ii^ 
 to perform the initiatory cere- 
 monies at a sacrifice : fr. Kara, 
 apxw.^ 
 
 K a rapw/i trot:, cursing, pres. pt. & 
 Karauoji^rai, they imprecate, 3 
 pi. ind. m. or pass. fr. Karapd 
 opal. 
 K.ara(Ti3evvvio, -a^kvvvpi, & 
 -a(i'no, to extinguish, exhaust, 
 dry up, calm, restrain; f. fffisffio: 
 fr. Kara, ajSeui'v^ii, the same. 
 Karamioj, to shake or throw 
 down, overthrow, terrify, move 
 the hand for silence ; f. tiaio, 
 perf. KaraaifftiKo, a. 1. ind. act. 
 KareertKTa, ag, c, a. 1. part. act. 
 Karaffiicrag, avrog. Th. adoj. 
 Kararrtvit), to rush down : see 
 Kariaavro. 
 Karuaijfiaivoj, f. ai'uj, to observe, 
 mark, seal, seal up : fr. Kara, 
 (Tq^ia'iVii), f. artJ. Th. aripa. 
 KararrifTTU}, a. 2. laaTToi', to ren- 
 der putrid, cause to rot. Kara- 
 o-Z/TTo/tai, pass, to be putrid, rot: 
 fr, Kara, (tijttu). 
 
 KaraaOpaivu), to breathe or snort 
 against : fr. Kara, do-^ta/j'w. 
 Kararr'iydit), ui, to keep silence ; 
 f. rifTio, perf. CFtffiyqKa: fr. icard, 
 aiydoj, to be silent. 
 Karacridtjoouj, uj, to cover with 
 iron, put an iron head to a spear: 
 fr. Kara, (tiotjooio. 
 
 KaraaiKtXi^u) rvpbv, to eat Si- 
 cilian cheese: fr. jcard, ^iKiKia. 
 Kara(XivdZ,u}, f. d(Jio, to hurt very 
 much : fr. Kara, aivio. 
 Kararripofxai, the same. 
 Karacnrso^iai, to eat : fr. jcard, 
 (TirEofxai. 
 Kara(Ti(i}Trdoj, (J, f. ymo, & -do- 
 fiai, to silence, conmiand silence, 
 be silent, appease or (juiet : fr. 
 Kara, aidj-jram, to be silent. 
 KaraaKaTTru), to dig under, un- 
 dermine, throw down, subvert, 
 demolish; f. ^w, a. 1. KaritTKaxpa, 
 perf. Kark(TKa<pa, perf. pass.Karg- 
 OKafiixai, perf. part. pass. Kare- 
 (350) 
 
 KAT 
 
 (TKa^fisi'og, thrown down : fr. 
 Kara, aKdrcru), to dig. 
 
 KaraaKa<pdg, ace. pi. fr. 
 
 KaraaKa(pi), rjg, r), an overthrow- 
 ing, subversion, grave : & 
 
 Kara(TKa<l>t)g, tog, b, ij, under- 
 mined, (iemolished: fr. perf. act. 
 of KararrKdizTio. 
 
 KaraffKtddKnJ, f. drTio, to scatter 
 or pour u})on, disperse, dissi- 
 pate, refute : fr. Krnrd, (TKecd^io. 
 
 KaraffKtXtrtvu), f. (Tlo, to dry uj», 
 make a skeleton ; pass, -rtvopai, 
 to be dry; KaratTKtXkifj, the same. 
 Th. (TKiXXuj. 
 
 KararrKiXifg, sog, b, -q, dried up, 
 withered, reduced to a skeleton: 
 fr. 
 
 KararTKiXXui, f. tXui, to dry or 
 parch uj) : fr. >card, t/csXXw. 
 
 Karao-fctTrro/xat, f. xpofiai, to sur- 
 vey, inspect, watch, consider : 
 fr. Kara, ffKSTrrofiai. 
 
 KaraaKivd^M, to make ready, 
 prepare,adorn,equip,arm, build, 
 contrive, settle, prove, procure, 
 acquire, effect, render, sup])ly ; 
 f. d<Tio, perf. KarttJKivaKa, a. 1. 
 act. KartffKEvaaa, ag, £, a. I. inf. 
 act. KaratTKivdaui, a. 1. part. 
 KaracTKtvdaag, avrog, perf. pass. 
 Kart(jKtvartp,ni, perf. part. pass. 
 KunaKtvarrnkvoc, a. 1. ind. pass. 
 KartaKtvdaQqv, rjg, ij: fr. Kara, 
 (TKtvd^io. Th. OKSvog. Hence 
 
 KaratTKivacrpa, arog,rb,ti build- 
 ing, contrivance, plot, prepara- 
 tion, machination : & 
 
 Kara(TKeva(Tfibg, ov, b, an artful 
 contrivance, expedient : & 
 
 KararTKtvacrrsog, a, ov, to be pre- 
 pared : & 
 
 KaraffKtvarrriKog, y), bv, adapted 
 for preparing, building, or con- 
 firming : & 
 
 KaraaKfvaffrbg, t), bv, prepared, 
 wrought, made by art. 
 
 KaraarKevi), yg, »/, a building, 
 structure, construction, work, 
 preparation, disposition, ar- 
 rangement, provision, baggage, 
 furniture, utensils, implements ; 
 pitching a camp ; procjf, demon- 
 stration, description : fr. jcara- 
 
 (TKSvd^U). 
 
 KararrKTjvou), lo, to pitch a tent, 
 encamp, build a nest, dwell ; f. 
 iifftii, a. 1. Kart(TKt)vuj(Ta : fr. 
 Kara, aK^voio. Th. ck^vij. 
 Hence 
 
 Kara(TKt)vu)fia, arog, rb, a cur- 
 tain, covering : & 
 
 Kara(TKiivujmg,tu)g,ii, a pitching 
 of tents ; dwelling, nest. 
 
 KaratTKqTrrto, f. i|/tu, to rush on, 
 attack violently, assail, burst 
 upon, overwhelm, strike as a 
 thunderbolt : fr. Kara, aKi'iirroj, 
 to rush ; f. i//u;. 
 
 Kara(TKidut &, Kara(TKia'^a>, to 
 
 J 
 
 I 
 
 KAT 
 
 overshadow, envelope, cover ; f. 
 dffuj, perf. KareffKiaKa: fr. Kara, 
 oKidZui. 
 
 KardaKiog, b, t), much shaded, 
 dark, obscure : fr. Kara, OKid. 
 
 KaraaKOTrevot, f. tvcro), to ex- 
 ]»lore, survey : *card, oKoinvio. 
 
 KaraaKOTTEO), ui, to explore, sur- 
 vey, look round, inspect, ob- 
 serve, watch, reconnoitre ; f. 
 rjffio, perf. KarerTKoirqKa, a. 1, 
 inf. act. Kara(rK07ri](Tai. Fr. Ka- 
 ra, (TKOTTttU. Th. OKBTrrOfiai. 
 
 Hence 
 
 KaraOKOTTt), ijg, y, a spying out, 
 close observation. 
 
 KardfJKOTTog, b, i), an inspector, 
 scout, spy : fr. KaraaKoiz'tio. 
 
 KaraaKopiri^tijf to dissipate, scat- 
 ter : fr. Kara, aKopiriZ^ui. 
 
 KaraaKioTrroj, f. t//w, to sneer at, 
 deride : fr. Kara, (TKo'jTrroj. 
 
 KaraafUKpv vu), to diminish, less- 
 en, undervalue; f. vvui, pf. Kar- 
 eff^iKpvyKa: fr. Kara, (TjxiKpvi'ui. 
 
 KaTa(Tfiv'xio, to burn uj), con- 
 sume, f. ^tu : fr. Kara, a^vx^n. 
 
 Karaaotpi^op^ai, to use sophistry, 
 delude by artifice, trick ; f. iao- 
 fiai, pres. j)t. Kara(To<pi^b^evog, 
 a. 1. m. Kartao<f)i(T('(f.it]i-, w, aro, 
 a. 1. part. m. Karaao(piadp.t.vog: 
 fr. Kara, <TO(pi^<t}. 
 
 TLaracTTrapdaffoj, Att. -rrio, f. ^tu, 
 to tear to pieces: fr. Kara, cira- 
 pdaao). 
 
 KaraairaraXdio, o), to live luxu- 
 riously and eft'emiuately ; f. dnw, 
 perf. Kare<T7rard\aKa: fr. Kara, 
 (rTraroXdtu. 
 
 KaraaTrdco, w, to draw off or 
 down, demolish, pluck off, swal- 
 low down ; f. dffio, perf. Kart- 
 (TTTaKa : fr. Kara, andio. 
 
 Karaff^rtipio, f. (put, to sow seed, 
 plant, scatter, produce: fr. Kara, 
 
 (TTTtipit), 
 
 KaraaTTivdio, f. mrtiaio, to pour 
 out a libation or as a libation, 
 present or do honour to with a 
 libation or offering, consecrate, 
 otter up: fr. Kara, (nrtvCu). 
 
 Karaanepx^} f- ^*^> to urge on, 
 impel : fr. Kara, arrtpx^f- 
 
 KaraairtvSio, f. airtv(Tiij, to has- 
 ten, urge : fr. Kara, airtvcu). 
 Hence 
 
 Kard<nrtv(Tig,e(jjg, »/, a hastening, 
 haste, acceleration. 
 
 KaratTTToSiu}, w, f. fjcTu), to stretch 
 or lay in the dust, cut down : fr. 
 Kara, airo^'tu}. 
 
 KAT 
 
 Karaardg, d<Ta, dv, a. 2. part. fr. 
 Ka6i(Tri]fii, to appoint ; f. Kara- 
 arqcroj, a. 1, inf. act. Karanrij- 
 (Tai, a. 2. inf. act. Karaarifvai. 
 Th. 'iarqixi, to stand. 
 
 }^ara(Truaid^u}, f, dnio, to excite 
 a tumult or sedition, crush by 
 faction ; pres. pass. Karaffratri- 
 dKofiai, to be subdued or dis- 
 turbed by faction: fr. Kard,ard- 
 0-1^, fiiction. Th. Vor/z/wt. 
 
 Kardaraaig, tujg, >'/, an establish- 
 ment, settlement, appointment ; 
 constitution, state, condition, 
 seat, council, quelling : fr. KaO- 
 IfTrrjut. 
 
 Karaardrtjg, ov,b, one who sets 
 in order or establishes, a re- 
 stoi'er : fr. the same. 
 
 Karaareyd'Cio, f. dcrio, the same 
 
 as th. 
 
 (TTtyu), to cover. 
 
 KaratTTTou^a'^w, f. d(7UJ, to be 
 
 busily employed: fr. Kara, (tttov- 
 
 dd^o). 
 Karatrrd^u), f. ^lo, to flow on, 
 
 drop on : fr. Kara, ard^u). 
 KaraffraOtig, a. 1. part. pass. & 
 KaraffTaOijffojxai, f. 1. ind. pass. 
 
 of KaOi(TrT]fii, to appoint. 
 
 Kardartyog, b, i), roofed in, co- 
 vered : fr. Kara, ar'tyui. 
 
 Ka7-o<7r£i73w,f. ;//(u, to tread upon: 
 fr. Kara, artifSio. 
 
 KaracrkXXio, to send down, put 
 or let down, repress, api)ease, 
 compose ; clothe, dress, adorn ; 
 with an ace. ; f. 1. KaratJreXu), 
 f. 2. KaraaraXoJ, a. 1. Karenru- 
 Xo, a. 1. part. KaraartiXag, \)f. 
 KarEffraXKa, perf. pass. Kare- 
 oraXfxai, perf. part. pass. Kart- 
 araXfiivog, appeased, perf. m. 
 KartaroXa, I adorned. Th. 
 ffreXXio. 
 
 Karacrrtrd'Cio, to groan, deplore, 
 lament with groans ; f. d^w, pf. 
 tcrrki'axft : fr. Kara, artvd^u), 
 the .same. 
 
 Karaarivu), f. evio, the same. 
 
 Karacrrt(pi)g, tog, b, »/, crowned, 
 bedecked : fr. 
 
 KaratTri<pu), f. \pitj, to crown, deck 
 with garlands : fr. Kara, aretpoj. 
 
 Kardffrtjiia, arog, rb, arrange- 
 ment, state, ])0Sture, constitu- 
 tion, habit, dress, deportment : 
 fr. KaQian p.L, to appoint. 
 
 KaraorT/j'ai, to issue, end, he- 
 come, a. 2. inf. act. of KaOianji-ii. 
 
 KaraffTrjpi^uj, to i)rop, support, 
 lean upon, confirm, impress ; f. 
 1^0), perf. Karsffrtipixd- ii'- Kara, 
 crrqpi^u}. 
 
 Kararrrrjaai, a. 1. inf. act. of Ka9- 
 iarrjfii. 
 
 KardariKrog, b, y, spotted, dap- 
 pled : fr. Kara, ari^io. 
 
 KaraariXjSoi, f. ypio, to cause to 
 shine, slime upon : fr. Ktird, 
 (TriX/3a>. 
 
 KaratTToXq, ijg, r), dress, cloth- 
 ing ; properly the act rov Kara- 
 (TriXXtiv, of repressing, appeas- 
 ing, compo.sing. Hence modesty 
 in apparel. Fr. KaraffrtXXio ; 
 perf. m. KarearoXa. 
 
 KaraffroXi^u), to clothe, put on : 
 fr. Kara, (TroXii:^(i). 
 (351) 
 
 KAT 
 
 KaraffropSio, d, to spread or 
 stretch on tlie ground, prostrate, 
 level, calm, quiet, kill, cover 
 over, make firm; a. 1. Kartaro- 
 ptrra. Th. crroptuj, to strew j f. 
 saio Sii ijcrio. 
 Karaflrrop I' r^'t, the same;Krt(Trop- 
 pvaa, by svnc. for Karatrropi'v- 
 (Ta, Ud, P.*32. 
 Kararrrpayyii^u), to di.stil, flow 
 drop by drop ; f. iffoj, pf. Kare- 
 (TrpdyyiKa: fr. KaTd,<Trpayyil^<jj. 
 
 KaraarpaTrrio, f. xpio, to thunder, 
 lighten, dazzle or illuminate 
 with lightning ; 6 Karaarpdir- 
 riov, the thunderer. PV. Kara, 
 aoTpaVro*. 
 
 Karaarparijyeu), at, f. rfffco, to 
 c(mquer by sti-atagem, out-gene- 
 ral : fr. Kara, <rrpor;;y£tu. 
 
 KaraffrparoTTtctvopai, to pitch a 
 camp, encamp, go into quarters; 
 a. 1. m. KartarparoTTtdtvadfxijVf 
 io, aro : fr. 
 
 KaraarparoTTtCeino, f. cw, to 
 cause to encamp or go into 
 quarters: Kara, crrparoTrectvio. 
 
 Kuranrptl^Xbu), w, f. u)(tio, to ])ut 
 to the torture, torture. Fr. 
 Kara, arpfjSXou). 
 
 Kara(TrpB(pu), to turn down or 
 under, turn about or over, twist 
 strongly, invert, overtlirow, sub- 
 vert, throw down, destroy, turn, 
 return, end, die ; mid. to sub- 
 jugate; f. v/zw, perf. Kartarptipa, 
 a. 1. Kark(Trpt\l/a, perf. m. Kart- 
 arpoipa : fr, Kara, arpi^uj. 
 
 Kara(Trpi\povri, Dor. for Kara- 
 <rrpi%l/ov(Ti, 3 pi. f. 1. of the same. 
 
 Karacrrpijviduj, CJ, to be wanton; 
 f. d'auj, pf. KareffrptjviaKa, a. 1. 
 subj. act. Karaarpr}via(juj, yg, y. 
 Th. (Trpfjvog. 
 
 Karaorpo^/), i)c, »), a turning 
 about or over, overturning, over- 
 throw, subversion, ruin, turn, 
 end, i.ssue, upshot, death, cata- 
 strophe : fr. Kara(Trpf<pu). 
 
 Kardarpiofxa, arog, rb, the deck 
 of a ship, a covering : fr. 
 
 Karairpwvrf'^i, to strike do\^Ti, 
 prostrate, lay low, slay; f. arpio- 
 (Tu), perf. KrtrfarpujKa, a. 1. pass. 
 KarearpwOrjv, rjg, rj. Th. oro- 
 psuj. 
 
 Karaffrvysio, u», f. Tyo-w, to abhor, 
 hate, shrink from, be avei*se 
 to ; a. 2. Kurkarvyov : fr. Kara, 
 arvy'tio. 
 
 Kara(Trv(peXog, b, »/, very hard : 
 fr, Kara, <Trv<ptX6g. Th. arixpu). 
 
 KaracTvpto, to drag down, cari'y 
 down a stream, sweep away, de- 
 vastate ; f. vpCJ, perf. Karaat- 
 (TvoKa : fr. Kara, ovpu). 
 
 Karaat^aXi^io, to secure, fortify, 
 strengthen ; f. iaio, perf. Kart- 
 (TtpdXiKa, perf. pass. i(J<pdXi(T^ai, 
 pf. pt. pass. t(T<paXi(Tfikvog : fr. 
 
KAT 
 
 \Lara(T<pdTru}, to kill, slaughter ; 
 f. ^w, a. 1. Karka^a^a, a. 1. im- 
 pcr. act, Karda^a^oVf druj. 
 
 Kara<r^f/K:ou>, ai, f. ioato, to draw 
 into a corner or small compass, 
 com|)ress : fr. kutu, acprjKou). 
 
 KaTaa(ppayi'C(o, to seal, set a seal 
 on, seal up ; f. tVw, pert', kutb- 
 <T0payt»ca, perf. pass. Kctrtcr^pd- 
 yi(T}iai, perf. part. pass. Kurt- 
 a<p(}ayL(r^kvoQ, sealed. Th.(T0pa- 
 
 lLara(T^iQi]Tio, 3 sing. a. 1. imper. 
 pass, of KaTk\ij). 
 
 KaraffxkOo), poet, for KaTsyu), to 
 restrain, hold back, hold or steer 
 towards ; Kacr^t^f, by sync, for 
 
 Kara^xt^v, to occupy, possess, 
 make for the land, a. 2. inf. of 
 Karkx***- Others take it to be 
 pres. inf. of Karuffx^io. Th. 
 tx^f to liave. 
 
 KardffxtfTig, tiog, y), possession, 
 occupation, detention, withhold- 
 ing : fr. Karkx^U' 
 
 KuTdax^'''OQ, o, j), withheld, re- 
 strained, detained, possesseil, as 
 by a spirit, frantic : fr. Karsx^J. 
 
 KaTaaxy, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. act. 
 KardfTXM, yg, y, fr. KaTtx^- 
 
 KaruffxiKi^, f. o'w, to rend in 
 pieces, split, disperse, shiver, 
 burst : fr, Kara, axt^w. 
 
 KaTa(Jxo\di^(j)y f. daiu, to have 
 leisure. Th. (t^oXj). 
 
 KarufrxoXaa, ag^ a, J_)nr. for Ka- 
 raffxovna, r]g, r/, having re- 
 strained, a. 2. part. act. f. g. & 
 KarcKTxo^evog, a. 2. part. m. & 
 
 KaTaaxMixfVf 1 pi. a. 2. subj. 
 act. & 
 
 Kararrx^jy, a. 2. part. act. : all fr. 
 
 KUT^X^- 
 
 KaTa(Tu)x^o, to rub or wear down: 
 fr. Kara, acoxio. 
 
 Karnra^tlg, JJor. for KaTarrj^ng, 
 you will consume, 2 sing, f. 1, 
 net. of KararriKU). Th. r///ctt». 
 
 KarardcTtTixt, or drroj, f. ^w, to set 
 in order, arrange, draw up, se- 
 lect, insert, ennjl. Th. rdrTio. 
 
 KaraTtOvrji^iij to die ; pres. opt. 
 TtOvaiT]!', ini\n. TtOvdfitv for TtO- 
 vdi'at,poet, KararfO^etoig, poet, 
 for KaTaTt9v}]KU}g. 
 
 KaraTtipii), f. ivw, to stretch 
 down or out, extend to, exert 
 oneself, draw tight, strain, dis- 
 tend, advance, enforce, torture. 
 
 Th. TtlviD. 
 
 Karartixt^ofiai, to demolish, 
 throw down walls. Th. rtlxog. 
 
 KarartXirig, log, 6, r/, perfect, en- 
 tire. Th. reXog. 
 
 KaraT^fivu), f. e/^ui, to cut down, 
 cut in pieces, cut off, mutilate, 
 kill ; a. 2. Karkraixov, part, jcara- 
 Tttfiiiv, a. 1. pass. KartTfiriOqv, 
 
 KAT 
 
 part. KaraTfit]9tig. Th. rifivio. 
 
 KararkpTTu}, f. \puj, to delight, give 
 pleasure : fr. icara, rtpTrw. 
 
 KaraTiiKu), f.'^io, to melt or waste 
 away : fr. Kara, Tt'jKu). 
 
 KaraTiOtnOai KXtog, to obtain 
 glory, Herod, vii. 220; x^P'*^? ^^ 
 confer a favour, vii. 41 : fr. 
 
 KaraTiOiJi-u, to j)ut, place or lay 
 down, i)ut or lay aside ; deposit, 
 pay, number ; lay up, put to- 
 gether, propose ; mid. to put, 
 lay down or lay up for one's self, 
 obtain : KciraOtij'ai (nrov^dg, U> 
 form a treaty, Eur. ; f. 9i](To}, 
 perf. KaTaT(^9tiKa, a 1 . KaTf:9t]K(i, 
 a. 2. m. KaTt9ifii]i', ao, to, a. 2. 
 inf. m. KaTa9i(r9ai. Th. Ti9i][.ii, 
 to put, a. 2. t9t]v. 
 
 KarariTpio(TKio, to wound, cover 
 with wounds; f. KaTaroiocruj: fr. 
 Kara, tit^joxtku). 
 
 KaraToXixdio^io, to dare, attempt, 
 attack ; f. ijato, perf. rcroA^u/Kra : 
 fr. Kara, roX^doj. 
 
 KaraTOfiT], rjg, »), a cutting, biting, 
 as of dogs ; fr. j)erf. m. KarciTt- 
 TOfia, of Kararkfivio. 
 
 Kdraro^tvo), to shoot at with ar- 
 rows, pierce or slay with an 
 arrow, slay ; f. ivrroj, ] erf. kutu- 
 TSTo^evKa, f. 1. pa.ss. KararoKiv- 
 9r](TOf.iai. Th. T6i,in>. 
 
 KaraTpavfiaTiCio, Ion. -rpwftari- 
 ^w, f. au; to cover with wounds, 
 damage : fr. Kara, rpai'^an'^w. 
 
 Kararp^X^; to run down, run 
 towards, overinin, reproacli, in- 
 veigh against, exi)lore ; a. 2. 
 KariSpafjiov. Th. Tpsx*^f to run; 
 f. 0pf^a», perf. cecpdnrjKa, perf. 
 m. cicpofia. 
 
 KaraTpT'i^oj, f. xpcj, to wear down 
 or away, wear out, consume, 
 spend time : fr. Kara, rpiliio. 
 
 KaTarpi'C(o, f. auj, to squeak, 
 chirp : fr. Kara, TpiZ,oj. 
 
 KorarpoTTou;, a), f. w(tw, to turn to 
 Hight. Th. rp£7ra>, p.m. r'tTpoTra. 
 
 KaraTpvxu), f. ^w, to wear away, 
 exhaust, atHict. Th. Tpvxio, the 
 same as rpvoj, to wear away. 
 
 Krtrarpojyti*, to consume by eat- 
 ing, eat up : fr. Kara, Tpwyio. 
 
 Karrtryy^tti^w & Ka7-ari;\'€w, f. 
 rj(Tio, to reach, obtain, find, suc- 
 ceed in : fr. Kara, rvyxdi'io. 
 
 Kararvpai'i^oj, u>, f. ijffitj, to ty- 
 rannise : fr. /card, rvpavpsu). 
 
 Karavaivoj, f. avu/, to dry up, 
 parch : fr. KUTa, ahaivoj. 
 
 KaTav^du), w, f. r/coj, to speak 
 out, tell against: fr. Kard^avldix). 
 
 KaravOi, adv. there. Th. av. 
 
 KaravXfio, w, f. jftrio, to jtlay 
 on a pi])e or flute, amuse or 
 
 charm with flute-playing : fr. 
 
 Kard, auXeoj. Th. avXog. Hence 
 
 KaTavXrjffig, fw^, >), a playing on 
 
 the pipe or flute. 
 (352) 
 
 KAT 
 
 KaravXiZofiaif f. conai, to en- 
 camp, settle : Kard, avXiL,o^iai. 
 
 KaravTiKaj for avriKa, imme- 
 diate! v. 
 
 KaTavT69i, adv. there. 
 
 Karai^x^w, w, f. i7<Ttu, to glory in, 
 be jtroud (jf : fr. Kara, avx^io. 
 
 Kar«0dytu, to devour, waste ; f. 
 2. m. KUTatpdyo^aij for KaTa<pa- 
 yovficii, a. 2. act. KaretpayoVj a. 
 2. inf. KaTa(payiii>, a. 2. part, 
 act. icara^ayoir, ovrog. Th. <pd- 
 yio. 
 
 KuTa^aivofxai, to seem to be, 
 seem, appear, be manifest, show 
 itself ; Karatpavy, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 subj. j)ass. fr. 
 
 Karo0aivu>, f. avCj, to display, 
 manifest, declare, cause to ai>- 
 pear : fr. Kard, <paivoj. 
 
 Kara<pafiiK(o Sc Kara^afilfr^oj, 
 Dor. for Kara<pt)^i^ii)^ to divulge, 
 publish, sj>read a report against ; 
 f. (Vw & i^tu. See (pi]i.ii'Co>. 
 
 Karacpa}'}), ace. sing. fr. KUTatpa- 
 Tt)g, conspicuous. Kara^jroj/, 
 3 sing. a. 2. subj. pass.fr. Kara- 
 (paivojjiai. 
 
 KaTa(pavt)g/tog,o, >/, conspicuous, 
 open, clear, manifest ; nom. jil. 
 KaTa<paviig : fr. Kard, (paivio. 
 
 KaTa<paru>gy adv. openly. 
 
 Kara^apfittKfvuj, f. ffio, & Kara- 
 <papixd(rcoj, f. ^w, to injure or 
 poison with dnigs, enchant, be- 
 witch : fr. Kara, (pdp^iaKov. 
 
 Kara(ptp})c^ iog, u, t'ly steep, slo- 
 ping, inclined, j)rone : fr. 
 
 Kar«06(oa», to bring, let, or throw 
 down ; bear or caiTy down, 
 demolish, oppress, overpower ; 
 drive away, strike against ; mid. 
 to go or come down, betake 
 one's self to, light upon ; f. 1. 
 Karoiait), a. 1. KaTrjrtyKa, 1 
 brought, pres. pass. jcara0fpo//at, 
 to be carried down, inuuersed, 
 driven away, a. 1. ind. pas.s. 
 KaTi]vix9r]j>, a. 1. part, pass. 
 KaTyir(x9dg, Th. (pfpio. 
 
 KaTa<pfvyio, to flee from, escape, 
 take or fly f«)r refuge, have re- 
 coui-se to ; f. (pev^ofxai,a. 2. ind. 
 act. KaTi<pvyov, tg, t, a. 2. part, 
 act. Karafvyuivj ovrog. Th. ^tv- 
 y(i). 
 
 Kardipev^ig, ecjg, //, a refuge, 
 shelter : fr. the above. 
 
 Kar«^77/ut, to aftirm, assent : fr. 
 Kardy <prj]xi. 
 
 Kara^rjfuZw : see Karatpa^i^u). 
 
 Kara^Ot^Vaijto comeonsuddenlv, 
 anticipate ; f. (p9d(Toj, perf. kut- 
 ^(p9aKa : fr. <p9du). 
 
 KaTa(p9api)(TovTai, 3 pl.f.2. pass, 
 fr. K(iTaip9tipuj. 
 
 KaTa(p9aTeofiai, ovfiai, to come 
 upon by surprise. Th. <p9dfoj. 
 
 Kara<p9(lpio^ to corrupt utterlv, 
 deprave, destroy ; f. KaTa(p9epd>, 
 
 KAT 
 
 j)f. KaTe(p9apKa, a. 2. KaTt(p9a- 
 povy pf. pass. KaTe<p9apfiai, a. 2. 
 pass. KaTe(p9dpT}v, f. 2. pass, ku- 
 Ta<p9aprj(ToiJ,ai,y, frai, I shall be 
 corrupted, KaracpOtJpaija. 1. inf. 
 act. : fr. Kara, (p9eipu}. 
 KaTa(p9ij.i(.voi<nv, to the dead, 
 dat. pi. ])erf. part. pass. Ion. of 
 KaTa(p9i"viiJ, same as 
 Kara(f)Oi"ui, f. Tcruj, to destroy, 
 ruin, consume, kill ; waste or 
 ])ine away, be destroyed or con- 
 sumed, i)eri.sh, die : fr. Kard. 
 <pOi'\o, to corrupt ; f. T(toj, perf. 
 pass. k(p9ii.iai ; perf. part. 00t- 
 fitvog for ttp9ii^ikvog, or by sync, 
 in pres. part. pass, for ^Oio^tvof;: 
 so (p9i(T9ni, perf. inf. pass, for 
 t(pf)i(T9ai, Ion. or by sync, for 
 (pOitaOai, fr. (p9iu). 
 KaTa(p9opd,ug^ i), corruption, de- 
 flo\vering,destruct ion, slaughter, 
 death : fr. KaTa^9tipio, pf. m. 
 KaTl(p9ona. 
 Kara(pi\Ho, oJ, to kiss, embrace, 
 Jove affectionately ; impf. Kar- 
 KpiXeov ovi', teg ng, pres. part. 
 KaTarpiXfwv tot', iovrra ovffa, f. 
 KaracpiXt'iffu), a. 1. ind. act. Kar- 
 ffpiXiina, perf. KaTa7r((piXt]Ka : 
 fr. KciTu, <piX(oj, tlic same. Th. 
 <piXog. 
 KaraipXfyu), to burn up ; f. ^w, 
 perf. TTfipXexa : fr. Kard, (pXiyio. 
 KaTd(pXt^ig^ eojg, >'/, a burning, 
 cousunjing, combustion : fr.perf. 
 pass, of the above verb. 
 Kara^Xoyj^w, to burn up ; f. tVw, 
 a. 1. KarecpXAyiaa : fr. Kard, 
 <p\oyi^ii). Til. <pXeyio. 
 KarcKpoiSsuj, f. iljrruj, to terrify, 
 intimidate ; mid. to be afraid, 
 <lread : & 
 KaTd<poftog, o, »), timid, fearful, 
 afraid of. Th. <p6i3og. 
 Kara^oiritiv, pres. inf. act. Ion. 
 
 for Kara<poiTqiif, of 
 KaTarpoirdio, w, Ion. €w, f. I'jau), 
 to come to, frequent, depart, 
 wander about : fr. KUTd^fpoirdoj. 
 Karrt0oi'a;(u,f.(Ttii,tokill,thesame 
 as (povevu). Th. <psvu), to kill. 
 Ka-acpopd, dg, y, a fall, blow ; 
 drowsiness, death ; setting of the 
 sun; invective : fr. card, <p^pio. 
 KaracpopUiv, Ion. for KUTaipspeiv, 
 to bear down. 
 KoTatpopog, 6, »/, steep, bending 
 downwards, liaving a propensity 
 to, restless : fr. Kara^^f^pu). 
 KaTa<ppd^ofiai, f. dao^at, to ob- 
 serve attentively, consider. Th. 
 <ppd'C(jj, to say ; f. (tuj, perf. tts- 
 (PpaKa, a. 2. t<ppaCov. 
 ^aTd(ppaKrog, 6, >/, armed or de- 
 fended on every side, mailed, 
 confined, covered : TrXoTa Karu- 
 fpnaKTa, having decks : fr. 
 K(tTa(ppd(r(Tu), or mo, to arm with 
 a coat of mail, fortify, cover, 
 
 KAT 
 
 defend ; f. ^w, perf. ir'fcppaxa, 
 perf. pass. 7rs(ppayfiai, ^ai, ktui: 
 fr. Kard, (})pd(Ta<o. 
 KaTa<ppoi'eio, lo, f. tj<to}, to despise, 
 disdain, disregard, treat con- 
 temptuously, think contrary to 
 any one ; think, consider, lay 
 snares. Gen. xxvii. 12. attempt 
 insidiously, aim at, aspire to ; 
 witJi a gen. ; pres. imper. kutu- 
 (Ppovee, ei, &, in 3 pi. ekrojfrav, 
 eiTujaav, a. 1. act. KarKpnuvtjaa, 
 a. 1. subj. KaTa(pportj(Tu), yg, y, 
 a. 1. inf. Karacppovfjffai, perf. 
 act. KaraTrftppovijKa : fr. Kard, 
 <Ppoi4(o. Th. 0p/}i^, mind. 
 KaTa^p6i')]/.ia, arog, ro, the same 
 as 
 
 KAT 
 
 Kara(pp6i^t]rng,e(og,7), a despising, 
 contempt, disdain : & 
 Kara<ppovt]rrjg, oVj o, one who 
 
 despises : Sc 
 KaTatppot^TiTiKug, t), or, scornful, 
 contemptuous : & 
 KaTa(ppov7jriKuJg, adv. contemp- 
 tuously, carelessly : & 
 KaTa(ppovovvTag, ace. pi. pres. 
 part. act. fr. Kara(ppovEu). 
 Kara^povrj^w, to fix one's 
 thoughts on, mind, attend to, ex- 
 pend on studies or amusements: 
 fr. Kard, (ppovri^io. 
 KaTa(ppv'yijj, f. 4'a>, to burn up, 
 scorch : fr. Kard, <ppvyu). 
 KnTa<pvyydi>io, — KaTa<pevy(jo. 
 KaTa(pvyt), fjg, t), a refuge, re- 
 treat, resource. Th. (ptvyo). 
 Kara<pvyou(TaVf ace. sing. f. g. 
 part. a. 2. act. of Karacptvycj, to 
 escape. 
 Kara0ifXa^6r,adv. tribe by tribe, 
 by tribes : fr. /card, 'piiXr). 
 KaTa(pvXXopposio, w, f. rjfToj, said 
 of trees wliose leaves fall to the 
 ground and wither : fr. Kcird, 
 (pvXXof, pfix). 
 KaratpvTSvio, to plant, transplant; 
 f. ev(Tio, ])erf. 7ri(pvTsvKa : fr. 
 fcard, (pvTSiHo. 
 KaTd(pvTog, o, //, planted with 
 trees : fr. Krara, (pvroj'. 
 KaTa<piopd(i), w, f. //aw, to lay hold 
 of, catch in the act, detect, dis- 
 cover, understand, expose, con- 
 vict, condemn : fr. Kara, <po)pdi^o. 
 Karaxaivio, to gape, deride with 
 broad laugliter : fr. Kara, xa'^'w, 
 to gape. 
 
 KaraY«/pw, to rejoice at, exult 
 in another's misfortunes : fr. 
 Kara, xaipco. 
 KaraxaXdl^oj, the same as 
 Karaxrt^dto, w, f. dfroj, to let 
 down with a rope. Th. x«Xdw. 
 KardxaXfcor, 6, //, covered with 
 brass : fr. Kard^ X^Xko^. 
 Karax«Xcoa», Cj, f. uxjio, to cover 
 
 with brass ; fr. the above. 
 Kardxrtp/m, arog, to, a laughing- 
 stock, scorn : fr. fcard, Yapua, 
 (353) 
 
 joy. Th. x^''p(^, to rejoice. 
 
 Karaxf^w, f. aio, to befoul with 
 ordure, dirt upon : fr. irara, 
 X^V 
 
 KaTaxtiptog, 6, »/, handy, con- 
 venient : fr. K-ard, xft'p. ' 
 
 Kara^frfr',for<carfX£i'cro,3sing. 
 
 impf. ind. m. Ion. fr. 
 KaTaxfvofiai, same as 
 Karax^w, to pour out or down 
 
 upon, shower down, melt down ; 
 
 f. evao), a. 1. act. icartx*"? ag, (. 
 
 Th. x^w. 
 
 Karax//i'//, ijg, >'/, mockery, in- 
 sult : fr. KuTaxaivu). 
 Karax^ry, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. act. 
 
 of KUTaxairu), to deride. 
 KaTuxug, f-og, 6, >/, resounding : 
 
 fr. KaTa, >)x"C- 
 KaTdx9oiJai, to be grieved at, 
 
 be troubled or annoyed : fr. 
 
 KaTd, dx9of.iai, to grieve. Th. 
 
 dx9og, a burden. 
 Karax^oi'toc, 6, >/, under ground, 
 
 subterraneous ; ot KaTax9nvioi, 
 
 the infernal gods : Kara, x^wr. 
 KaTaxop^tvoj, to cut the strings 
 
 of a lyre, tear to pieces, chop 
 
 up, mince, cut or rip up, butcher. 
 
 Th. xopt^'/. 
 Karax^'u, f. uxno, to mound up, 
 
 heap up earth. Th. \'no. 
 Karavp^j', to be sufficient for. 
 See aTToxp^r. 
 \^aTaxQdofiai, wfiai, to abuse, use 
 up, consume, use, ill treat, kill ; 
 f. rjffofxai, a. 1 m. Krarfxp'^f^d- 
 /f/;r, (.J, OTO, a.l.inf.m. Karaxp/}- 
 <Ta(T9ai, to abuse : with a dat. 
 Th. xpdoyuai or xp«^> to use. 
 KaTaxpf/J^TrToijai, f. \pofiai, to 
 spit upon, despise : fr. KUTd, 
 
 XpiflTTTOfiat. 
 
 Karaxpr)<Ta<T9ai, to have killed, 
 
 a. 1. inf. m. KaTaxpr](j9T^vat, a. 
 
 1. inf. pass, of KaTaxpdofxai. 
 KaTaxpn(T9ai, to kill, pres. inf. 
 
 m. contr. for KaTaxpdEff9ai, of 
 
 KaTaxpdofiai. 
 KaTdxpiifTig, eojg, »/, an abuse, 
 
 perversion : catachresis, a figure 
 
 of si)ecch. 
 KaTaxprjaTiKog, »), or, abusive, 
 
 improper : & 
 Karaxp//Trjjc<5c, adv. abusively, 
 
 improperly : fr. KaTaxpdoi.iai. 
 Kardxpt(Tt(,', two, >/, an anointing, 
 
 unction : fr. KaTaxp'uf. 
 KaTaxpiffi-ia, aTog, to, ointment. 
 KardxpiaTog, 6, »y, anointed. 
 KaraxpT'w, f. iVw, to anoint, be- 
 smear, plaster. Th. xp'<^- 
 Kar<Jxj>?"o^oCj o, i), gilded : & 
 Karaxpi"<Toa;, w, to gild, cover 
 
 with gold : fr. Krard, xpi't^ow. 
 
 Th. XP*'^<^C5 g<^'hl. 
 Karaxt't^j;!', adv. by pouring 
 
 down, profusely : & 
 KaTaxvtrig, fojg, r), a pouring out 
 
 or upon, effusion, diffusion : & 
 
 A A 
 
KAT 
 
 Kardxvfffia, aroQj to, broth, 
 sauce ; in pi. nuts, sweetmeats : 
 fr. Karaxiut. 
 
 KaTaxioi'i'VfJi or KaTaxcovvvio, 
 f. *cara\w(Tiu, to heap up, cover 
 Uj), cover over with earth, 
 inimnd or dam up, overwhc hii, 
 bury : fr. Kara, x^^^^H-f- 
 
 Karax^pt^oj, 1. iffw, to depijsit in 
 a place, lay down, dispose, put 
 in its place, inscrilje ; m. to go 
 to any place : fr. Kara, x^^pog. 
 
 Karax<i<Tat, a. 1. inf. act. fr. 
 KaTax^ori^ufii. 
 
 Kara\pdoj,u), t. /)<tw, to rub down, 
 stroke, S(jothc, pat with the 
 hand : fr. Kara, ;^aaj. 
 
 Kara^piKa'Cio, f. ctaio, to sprinkh' 
 upon, Ik (lew, trickle down upon: 
 fr. Kara, ;//6Ka(-iu. 
 
 Karai//«t'C()^iat, to lie, tell false- 
 hoods of, accuse falsely ; f. oo- 
 fjai^ pi\ Karixptvafiai : ir. Kara, 
 
 KaraiptvcofiapTvpBiOy ui, f. rjrru), 
 to bear false witness against : 
 fr. Krara, \pevdofiapTv^)tu), 
 
 Krtra;/^6i;T/io(,-, or, o, a lie. 
 
 Kara^;/^(^()/iat, f. itjo^aiy })erf. 
 t^pticpiTfiai, to vote against, con- 
 denm, decide against : fr. kutcl, 
 \l/>)(pi^onai. Tlj. \l/t'](pog. 
 
 Karail/r/Ytf, f- ^/^w, to curry, rub 
 down, s»»othe, cut or saw to 
 pieces: fr. Krara, '^iix^- 
 
 KaraxpvKy, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. act. 
 KaTaiprt.aTe, 2 j)l. a. 1. iniper. 
 act. fr. Kara^vx^- 
 
 Kara^^'^'C, i^Q< '/, refreshment. 
 
 Karai//i;'xt<>, to refresh, cool, make 
 cold, air; f. v^oj, perf. KaT'f>\jvxct, 
 a. 1. icarfi^v^a, a. 1, subj. jcara- 
 i//«''^u>, yq, y. Th. ■^vx^, to cool. 
 
 Karfayfie, a. 2. part. pass. & 
 
 Karfayi)j/at, a. 2. inf. pass. fr. 
 KaTayvv^ii^io break. Th. dyvvf^u 
 or dyii), the same ; f. d^w, perf. 
 m. j/yof, i<L by solut. taya ; a. 1. 
 il^a & ta^a, a. 2. pass. i]yr}v &i 
 idy^v ; KariaytiQ, a. 2. part, 
 pass. 
 
 Karirtycl>e, via, oq, otoq, broken, 
 part. perf. m. of Kara y^' 171 1. 
 
 Karm^a, ae, £, a. 1. ind. 6l 
 
 Karta^<«>, tic, ft, f. 1. ind. act. 
 x\tt. for KciTu^iio ; fr. Karaytu, to 
 break oft': see Kartayj/i'at. 
 
 Kariarat, they sif. Ion. for 
 KuOiiiTai, 3 pi. pres. md. m 
 fr. KdOiifxai, to sit. 
 
 Kars/ia, Dor. for KUTsfiij, 3 sing. 
 a. 2. ind. act. of KaTai3aivio, to 
 descend. 
 
 KaniSuWfv, Dor. for Kar£/3d\- 
 Xov, you cast down, 2 sing. impf. 
 ni. (tr pass. fr. KaratiuWio. 
 
 KaTSfii]!', t}g, ?/, 1 descended, a. 2. 
 ind. act. of Karafiaivu), to de- 
 scend ; f. fiii(TOfiai, pf. (isjSriKa, 
 a. 2. imper. KardjifiOi, a. 2. part. 
 
 KAT 
 
 act. KaTaf3ug, dvrng : fr. Kara 
 for Kartu, downwards, & jSaivu), 
 
 r^ SO. ^ 
 
 Krt rtjdtdtraro, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. m. 
 of /3id^(u. 
 
 Kart;3X»/0/y»', t]c, 7;, a. 1. ind. 
 pass, of Kara/3a'XXa;, to cast 
 d.iwn ; f. aXo), pf. /3£/3X/;Ka, j)f. 
 m. [StfSoXa. Th. i3d\\tx), to cast. 
 
 Kartyyya'w, w, f, ijdw, to bind by 
 a security, compel one to give 
 security, make one answerable, 
 betroth, deliver into any one'i- 
 hand : rifv vavv Karfyy?'w Kai 
 Tovg Tcalcag, Dem. c. Ai>at. J 
 deliver up the ship and the boys 
 to be sold. Th. tyyt'-j;. 
 
 Karf yiXwi^, imperf. ind. act. Kar- 
 tyeXaoVy a»j', aec, ag : fr. nara- 
 ytXduj. to deride, f. rjcro). 
 
 Karty/yoa, impf. fr. KaTaytjpdto. 
 
 KarkyviOfTav, 3 pi. a. 2. ind. act. & 
 
 Karfyi'dW^//!/, ijg, rj, I was con- 
 demned, a. 1. ind. pass.; Kara- 
 yvwaBai, perf. inf. pass.; fr. ku- 
 rayii'u}(TK(o, to condenm. Th. yi- 
 vtjj(TKu), to know ; f. yrioaof^iai, 
 perf. tyvivKu, a. 2. tyi^toVj perf. 
 pas.s. tyvwfT/xot. 
 
 Kartyxah'oi, f. aiu), to open the 
 mouth by way of mockery, de- 
 ride : fr. Kara, tyxoivit). 
 
 Kareyxfipiit), io, f. i/(T(l», to take in 
 hand, undertake, 3 ^Nlacc. i. 21. 
 Fr. Kara, tyxfipt-fj. 
 
 KareyxBvuy f. tv(Jio, to pour down 
 into or on : fr. Kara, ty^tw. 
 
 KaTScdrjv, i]g, t], a. 2. ind. pass, 
 of Karacaiu) : fr. Kardy t'atct>, to 
 divide, learn. 
 
 KartcaiffnTo, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. m. 
 fr. Karacaiofiai. 
 
 K.aTkcnp9or, tr, e, a. 2. ind. act. 
 of KaraCapQdru), to fall asleep. 
 Th. ^apOdvo), to sleep. 
 
 KctTtctiKa, af, c, a. l.ind. act. fr. 
 KaraC£(Ki^i'/it, to show ; f. ^ei^u, 
 perf. vtCiixa. 
 
 KaTiStvTag, you watered, 2 sing, 
 a. I. ind. act. of KaraCtvuj. Tli. 
 Cft'w, to water ; f. ctvaio. 
 
 KaTtci]Cta^ivoQ, perf. part. pass, 
 fr. Karkcio. 
 
 KartdiicoKa, ag, 6, perf. ind. act. 
 Att for KaTrj^tKUy fr. Karttu;, to 
 eat. 
 
 KaTsdrjCoKojg, orog, part. act. fr. 
 the above. 
 
 KaTf^oKioVj imperf. ind. act. of 
 KaraCoKeoi. 
 
 KaTeSovXovTo, 3 sing. impf. ind. 
 pass. fr. KaTaSovXnujy to reduce 
 to slavery. Th. CovXog, a slave. 
 
 Kar£c>joa0€(,", 2 sing. a. 2. ind. act. 
 by metath. for KartdapQeg. See 
 KarsCapOov. 
 
 Karidpapov, fff, £, a. 2. ind. act. 
 of Kararpkxit>, to run down. 
 
 Kartdvf he sunk, went down, 3 
 
 sing. a. 2. ind. act. of KaTadvfii. 
 
 (354) 
 
 KAT 
 
 1 KiXTioin'S, 3 sing, imperf. ind. act. 
 
 fr. Kara^vvio, to go down. 
 Kari^w, & V>.aTkh^p.aij to cat up, 
 
 devour, consume ; f. eSovfiaiy 
 
 perf. part. KareSijCOKtog, a. 1. 
 
 pass. KajtckrrdiiVy perf. pt. pass. 
 
 KaTiCqhcrph'og : fr. Kcud, tCu). 
 KaTtrjyojg, oTog, broken. Ion. for 
 
 KUTiayiog, perf. part. m. See 
 
 KaTiayrji'ai. 
 KartOdppiffft, 3 sing. a. I. ind. act. 
 
 of KaraGappeu), to be confident. 
 KariOt-Oy 3 sing. a. 2. ind. m. of 
 
 icaTaTiBi]pi, to lay aside. 
 KuTtOi^io, f. iaio, to accustom, 
 
 train to : fr. Kara, Wi^oj. 
 KaTtOoivi'ifTaro, 3 sing. a. l.m.of 
 
 Kara0otj'dw, to consume, eat up. 
 Kdrn, 2 sing. pres. ind. act. of 
 
 KUTilpl. 
 
 Kart«jjw, yEol. & Ion. for kuto- 
 XeijiiOy to pour out or down ; 
 mid. to run or trickle down. 
 Til. Xtifioj ; f \puj. 
 
 Karttt^w, to look down or at, sur- 
 vey, see, behold : KaTticov, a. 
 2. ind. act. Th. tUu). 
 
 KardcutXog, 6, >y, full of idols, 
 idolatrous : fr. Kara, tlcuiXov ; 
 fr. tldog, tog, to. Th. liCio. 
 
 KaTthv, he descended, 3 sing, 
 perf. ind. m. KaTtla, ag, e ; fr. 
 KaTtiin : fr. Kara for K«'rtu, 
 downwards, & tlpi, to go ; a. 2. 
 lav, perf. m. ila. 
 
 KaTfiKa^io, f. d(Tu), same as 
 fiKuXio, to liken, suspect, con- 
 jecture. Th. tlKii). 
 
 KarftXftu, ut, nearly the same as 
 elXiiOy to fold up, roll together, 
 confine, crowd together. 
 
 KaTeiXtjppivog, »;, 0%^^ taken, 
 bound. i)erf. part. i)ass. Att. fr. 
 KaTciXaplidvio, to take, f.Kara- 
 Xi)\pi)paiy a. 2. KaTtXal3oVy perf. 
 KUTtiXijipa. 
 
 KciTtiXrjrTtg, t(og, 7/, a folding up. 
 
 KuT(i\ianu)y Ion. & yEol. for kuG- 
 tiXiaaojy to wrap round, enwrap : 
 fr. Kara, tiXiaaio or -rru>. 
 
 KartiXixaTOy Ion. for KaOtiXixa- 
 TO, 3 pi. plui)f. ind. pass. Ion. 
 lor KareiXiyfiei/oi i/aav, fr. kut- 
 nXinau). 
 
 KartiXo^c, he surveyed, review- 
 ed, Att. for KaTaXtXtx^y *^ ^"'o* 
 perf. ind. act., fr. KuTaXiyw. 
 
 KaTeiXu'uiy f. vtrw, to wrap up, 
 roll in or up : fr. Kara, ilXvui. 
 
 Kdrfifiiy to go or come down, ap- 
 proach, descend, i-eturn. Th. 
 tlpi. 
 
 KaTelvai, to have let down. Ion. 
 tor KuOupaiy a. 2. iufin. of KaO- 
 in pi. 
 
 KartiTrai, to accuse, a. I. inf. 
 KrtrHTrttr, a. 2. infin. act. of 
 KOTtTTu) : fr. KOTUy t TTw, to say. 
 
 KarftTTu/i', ovTog, 6, an objector, 
 opponent, a. 2. pt. of KariTrw. 
 
 KAT 
 
 Karfipyd(Taro, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. 
 
 m. of Kanpyd^ofiai, to work ; f. 
 
 dfTop^i, a. I. ind. pass. Karfip- 
 
 ydaQr/i'y perf. pass. KUTtipyacr- 
 
 pai. Th. fftyoVy work. 
 Karnpyrvvai, to restrain, shut 
 
 up, pres. inf. fr. KaTtipyvvpi. 
 
 Th. tlpyio, to drive away. 
 KuTtipuKotfy 3 pi. or 1 sing, im- 
 ■ perf. ind. act. of KariptiKio. Th. 
 
 ~ tptiKuj, to break. 
 
 ; KaTunvcrt, he brought down, a. 
 
 1. ind. act. & 
 KnTtipvffOaiy perf. inf. pass. fi*. 
 
 KaTfpvio, to bring down. Th. 
 
 tpi'ujy to draw. 
 KaTupujt'tvoftai, f. tvcropaiy to 
 
 deceive or impose upon, delude, 
 
 with a gen. ; KaTtioutvivero tov 
 
 7rar()or, Jo.seph. B. J. ii. 3, 12 ; 
 
 7, 30, «!s:c. : fr. Kara, tlpiovevio. 
 Kdriiffiv, 3 sing, or pi. pres. ind. 
 
 act. fr. Kariipiy to apj^ntach. 
 
 Th. ilfii, to go. 
 KarfKa/yi', ipj, t], I was burned 
 
 up, a. 2 ind. pass, of KaraKaiuj. 
 
 Th. Kaiot, to burn. 
 KarfK«i'€, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. of 
 
 KaraKaii'io, the same as Kaivoty 
 
 to kill, destroy. 
 MaTkKtvaay ac, i, I burned up, a. 
 
 1. ind. act. oi KaraKaiio, to burn 
 
 up. Th. Ko/w, to burn. 
 KartKiipiju, I was lying, impf. 
 
 Jr. Kurd, Ktlpni, to lie. 
 Knr«K-/;6, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. fr. 
 
 KaraKatLo, to burn up. Th. Kat'w, 
 
 to burn ; f. Kavcroj, a. 1. tKtja. 
 KarfKijXt, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. 
 
 of KaTUKii^tuj, the same as ki]- 
 
 XtWy to soothe ; f. jr/fTw. 
 KartKXd^aro, to shut up. Dor. 
 
 for KuTtKXsicraTO, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 
 m. &i 
 
 IvartKXd(T0/;c, Dor. for KarfKXf/cr- 
 
 Gijgy you Were shut up, 2 sing. 
 
 a. I. ind. i)ass. \. 
 
 KarfKXaa^yt;, Di)r. for KaraKXtto"- 
 
 _ ^^VSi )'»u might have been shut 
 
 I up, 2 .sing. a. 1. subj. pass, fr 
 
 KuraKXtiopai. Th. KXtiut. 
 
 KdTtKXu UJ, f. vaiOy to free from, 
 
 Itlisable, weaken : fi\ Kara, tK- 
 X(no. 
 
 KuTtKoTTtifTaVy 3 pi. a. 2. ind. 
 pass. & 
 Kar^Ko^/ai', 3 pi. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 KaraKo.Trw, to cut off. Th. kott- 
 
 TUJ. 
 
 KariKpi6i]i% tjg, ri,a,. 1. ind. pass, 
 
 <'f KaraKpifojy to condemn. Th. 
 
 Ktni'ujy to judge. 
 KaTtKpiifa, ag, f,a, 1. ind. act. of 
 
 the same verb. 
 KarfKoj'>/3//i',;;(;,7y,he was hidden, 
 
 a. 2. pass. fr. KaTaKpvTTTu). Th. 
 
 K0(''7rra>, to hide, a. 2. tKpv^oi^ 
 KaTiKTa, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. 
 
 Dor. for KariKTJjy of KardKr^pi, 
 
 or KaTaKTtivut, to kill : fr. KT^ph 
 
 KAT 
 
 a. 2. tKTTjVy i]g, f]. Dor. tKrav, 
 ag, a, a. 2. m. tKTaprjv, part. 
 KTopevog. Th. KTtivio, to kill. 
 Or by apoc. for KaTiKTavt, 3 
 sing. a. 2. of the same verb. 
 
 KaTtKTaOtVy II. E. 558. they were 
 killed. Ion. or Bieot. f<»r Kare- 
 KrdO/yaai', 3 j)l. a. 1. ind. pass, of 
 KaraKrtJi^iu. Th. Kreii'U), to kill ; 
 f. Pw, perf. tKraKa, & poet. 
 tKTayKa, a. 2. tKravov. 
 
 KaTtKTav^iVj BoL^ot. sync. for Kar- 
 fKrdi^^f/aai', 3 pi. a. 1. pass, of 
 KaTaKTtivuj : fr. KtiTa, KTtivio, to 
 kill; f. i/ti, perf. tKraKa,& poet. 
 iKTayKa, perf. jiass. tKrappai, 
 avaai, avTai, a. 1. pass. Iktuv- 
 G,)v. 
 
 KaTSKTavoi', eg, t, a. 2. ind. act. 
 fr. KarrtKrtt'i'o;. 
 
 KaTtXaiioi', ig, f, a. 2. ind. act. 
 of KaraXap^idvu), to lay hold of. 
 Th. Xapj-idvio, to take ; f. Xiixpo- 
 paiy perf. tiX;/0a, a. 2. tXa/3oi'. 
 
 KartXdXftf, 2 sing. impf. act. fr. 
 KaraXaXtio, to sj)eak against, iin- 
 ])crt'. tXdXtoi'y ovi', 6ic. Th. 
 XaXfa;, to speak. 
 
 KaTtXavi'oj, to drive down or 
 away, push down, ride against, 
 inveigh against. Th. tXatviu, f. 
 dfToj, to drive. 
 
 KartXfyxfrw, let him refute, 3 
 sing, iniper. act. fr. 
 
 KaTtXiyxio, f. ^(o, to refute, con- 
 vince, reprove, shame. Th. 
 iXsyxio. 
 
 KaTtXttio, it), f. //(Tw, to pity, com- 
 miserate : fr. Kara, IXtkio. 
 
 KartXtiv, to demolis'u. Ion. for 
 KaBtXtiv, a. 2. intin. of KaOaipsuj. 
 Th. al})fa;, to take, a. 2. fiXoi'. 
 
 KaT6Xti(p0i]v, ijg, rj, I was left, a. 
 I. ind. pass, of KaraXttVcj. Th. 
 XtiTTuf, to leave. 
 
 KaTtXtKTOy he had been chosen, 
 Ion. ft)r KaTaXkXiKTOy 3 s. plupf. 
 ])ass. of KaraXfyw, to choose, or 
 impf. by sync, for KartXtyeTo. 
 Th. Xeyio. 
 
 KaTtXkXnTTTOy 3 sing, pluperf. 
 ])ass. of KaraXfiTTo;, to leave. 
 Th. XttTTu;, to leave ; f. \//o>, a. 2. 
 
 tXtTTOJ'. 
 
 KaTtXt^dpT]v, oj, uTOy I lay down, 
 
 a. 1. ind. m. fr. KaraXiyopai ; 
 
 KaTtXt^ag, 2 sing. a. I. act. Th. 
 
 Xeytu, to cause to lie down. 
 KaTtXi^t, he reckoned, reviewed, 
 
 3 sing. a. 1. act. fr. KaToXkyu). 
 KaTiXii<pQTii', tjg, ij, a. 1. ind. ])ass. 
 
 of KaraXd^jtBdj'tu, to lay hold of. 
 Ka'rtX0£, descend, a. 2. imper. & 
 KaTeXOEfifv,to descend, a. 2. inf. 
 
 Ion. ft»r KanXOtiUy of Karfo^o- 
 
 pai. Th. tpxopaiy to come, f. 
 
 tXn'iaopai, a. 2. rfXOoVy tg, e. 
 KaTiXOuj/jievy I pi. a. 2. subj. act. 
 
 Sc 
 
 KarfXQuji/y a. 2. part. act. of the 
 (355) 
 
 KAT 
 
 same verb. 
 KaTsXiTTi, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. of 
 
 KaTaXiiTTio, to leave ; f. i^w. Th. 
 
 XfiTTu), to leave, a. 2. tXnroVy 
 
 perf. m. XkXonra. 
 KaTtXi-jtocraVy for KartXtTrov, 3 
 
 pi. a. 2. ind. act. of KaTaXtiTno, 
 
 Exod. xvi, 24. 
 KaTtXia(Tio, the same as kotii- 
 
 XitTffio. 
 KaTiXKvu), Ton. for KaOiXKio. 
 KaTtXopevog, Ion. for KaOeXope- 
 
 vogy a. 2. part. m. of KaGaiptuj. 
 
 Th. a'lpeojy to take, a. 2. ilXov. 
 KaTiXoijaiy hm. for KaOtXovoiy 
 
 dat. pi. a. 2. part, of the same 
 
 verb. 
 KaTtX-Tri^oj, the same as t\7rt^to, 
 
 to hope. 
 KaTtXTTKTpbgy oD, 6, hope : fr. 
 
 the above. 
 KartXviv, 3 sing. impf. ind. act. 
 
 KariXvaey he dissolved, 3 sing. 
 
 a. 1. act. Th. Xvoj, to loosen. 
 KnTtXv9tj(Ta}>y they fell together, 
 
 3 pi. a. 1 . ind. pa.ss. of the same. 
 Karf/idv^avoj', tg, f, impf. ind. 
 
 act. fr. KaTapavOdvu). 
 KaTspapTTTe, he took, 3 sing, im- 
 perf. ind. act. Karkpap^ps, 3 sing. 
 
 a. ] . ind. of KaTapdpirTio : fr. 
 
 Kara, /utdpTTTio, to take ; f. ;//a>, 
 
 a. 2. tpapTTov. 
 KaTtpiSXtTTu), f. \pu),io look down 
 
 or on, behold, inspect : fr. kotOj 
 
 tpjiXfTTU). 
 
 KaTfpi](TaTO, he considered, 3 
 sing. a. 1. m. of KaraptjCo/xai, f. 
 ptjnofiai. Th. ptfdog, eog, to, care. 
 
 Kart^/<ar*a>,o),to thrust the hand 
 into the throat in order to excite 
 vomiting : as if fr. tpsu). 
 
 KarepTrd^uj, to seize, urge, over- 
 take : fi". Kcird, tpTrd^io. 
 
 KuTepTTpijOoj, f. aoj, to burn up, 
 consume with fire : fr. KUTd, 
 tp7rpi)0it). 
 
 Kartvaipu), f. apio, a. 2. KaTr)v- 
 apov, to slay, kill : fr. Kara, iv- 
 aiou). 
 
 KaTtvapTi, Karsvat'Tia, Si Kar- 
 tvai'TioVy or Kar' tvavTioVy a.dv. 
 with a gen. opposite, bef(jra, in 
 sight of, over-against : fr. Kara, 
 ify dvTiy also fr. tvaiTiog, for 
 dvriog, opposite. Th. dvri. 
 
 KaTivapii^io, f. iffiOy to kill, slay : 
 fr. KiiTa, ivapi'^io. 
 
 KarfvdaOiji', I dwelt, a. 1. ind, 
 |)a.ss. of KaTai'du). 
 
 KaTeva(T(Tf, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 for Karf j'ao^f, fr. the same verb. 
 Th. vaiijj, to dwell. 
 
 KarivtiKt, he brought, 3 sing. a. 
 I. act. poet. & Ion. for Karipty- 
 Ka, ag, e, of KaTa<p'tpio. Th. 
 ^ipiOy to bring ; f. o'lffiOy a. 1. 
 7/rtyKa, ag, t. 
 
 Karivivaty he assented, 3 sing. 
 
 a. I. ind. act. fr. Karavevut, 
 
 A A 2 
 
Ill 
 
 KAT 
 
 Th. vivio, to nod ; f. vevftu). 
 
 Karevixf^tiQ, fVTog, a. 1. part, 
 pass, of KaTa(t>iino. 
 
 KaTtviji'SKrai, 3 sing. perf. ind. 
 pass, by Att. redupl. for KaTij- 
 vtKTai, fr. the same. 
 
 Karein'ji'oOtv, was scattered, 
 sprinkled on, 3 sing, perf. m. fr. 
 KoTivO^iOj fr. tpOiu/y by metatli. 
 for hftOtx), perf. ni. tvoOa, by 
 redupl. xVtt, IvijvoQa. Others 
 say that KariviivoQa is perf. m. 
 & wants the present. Scotus 
 says that avkQio is foinned by 
 metath. fr. avQiu), to flourish ; 
 although it is a trisyllable, vet 
 it changes the penult c into o, 
 
 Kartvrjparo, 3 sing. a. 1. m. of 
 
 Karevaipu}, the same as tvaipijj, 
 
 f. opa>, to kill. 
 KnTSpOtlv, Dor. for KartXOnv, to 
 
 descend, a. 2. infin. fr. Kuripxo- 
 
 fiai. 
 KaTevTevKTt)gj oT', 6, a reviler, 
 
 accuser : fr. Karci, tj/rvyx"*'*^- 
 KaTtvvyrjv, ;;g, r}, sing. & 
 KarEvvyT](TaVy 3 pi. a. 2. ind. 
 
 pass, of Karavvrrcroj, to prick ; f. 
 
 ^lo. Th. vvrrnco, a. 2. tvvyov. 
 Kanvunra, or Karti'wTrrt, adv., 
 
 before, in sight of : fr. Kara, 
 
 Ktirfj'WTTtov, adv., the same & fr. 
 the same. 
 
 Kari^nvaaTaaiQ, tiog, y), resist- 
 ance, rebellion : fr. 
 
 KaTt^avicFTctfiaiy to rise up a- 
 gaiust, resist, oppose : fr. Kara, 
 iKaviffTTJixi. 
 
 KaTt^ovaid^u), f. dffio, with a gen. 
 to exercise authority or power 
 over any one : fr. /cara, tKov<ria; 
 fr. t^etTTi, it is lawful. Th. f j'/ui. 
 
 KartTrayyeWofiai, to promise, 
 profess : fr. icard, tTri, dyysWio, 
 to tell ; f. XtD. perf. r/yyf Xjca. 
 
 Kamrdyio^ f. a?a», to introduce, 
 superadd, bring in or on, invite, 
 inflict : fr. Kara, tTrdyu). 
 
 Karfx^ow, f. ^(ra>, to sing to, 
 charm, enchant, bewitch : 
 
 KaTiTraipofiai, to rise up, 
 lifted up, rise against, oppose ; 
 a. 1. m. eirtjpdfiTjv, perf. pass. 
 iirtipixaif a. 1. (Trfip9r}v : fr. 
 KUTci, iTraipu). Th. aipd). 
 
 Kar£7raX\^J^oc, Jj, ov, alternate : 
 fr. Kardy i-Kd\\t]\oQ. 
 
 KartTrdXixtvogy leaping on : fr. 
 jcara, tTraXftcrof, poet, for t(pa\- 
 X6f.uvoQ, fr. liri, dXXo/tai. 
 
 KartiraTr)Oi]v, i)Q, rj, he was trod- 
 den on, a. 1. ind. pass. & 
 
 KaTtTTdTt]<7iv, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. 
 act. of KaraTraTtu}, to trample 
 on ; f. rjrru}. Th. Trnrew, to tread. 
 
 Kar£7rauo-c, he composed, ap- 
 peased, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 fr 
 
 be 
 
 KAT 
 
 KUTaTTavu). Th. Travu), to cease; 
 f. (Tw, a. 2. tTraov. 
 
 KartTreiyovTa, on', Ta, pressing 
 business : fr. 
 
 KarfTTfj'yw, f. ^a>, to urge, impel, 
 excite, liasten, be urgent, press 
 down, o])press. Th. t-rrtiyio. 
 
 KarsTTtaov, tg, b, a. 2. ind. act. of 
 KaruTriTrTio^ to fall down. Th. 
 TriTTTio, to fall ; f. 2. m. Treaovfxai. 
 
 KaTiTrffTTTjaav, 3 pi. a. 2. ind. 
 act. of KdTSipiffTnfJiiy to rise up 
 against : fr. Kara, iiri, 'i(TTt}fn, 
 to stand, f. arijrnoy a. 2. i(TTi]v. 
 
 Kars7r«pveVy he killed, by sync 
 for KaTtTrk<poviv^ 3 sing. a. 2 
 ind. act. fr. Kara, t7ri(pove(o : or 
 fi\ 0u), or (pkv(x)j by redupl. ttc- 
 (l>tvu)f by sync, tts^vu), a. 2. tjre- 
 (pvov. Or fr. 0£i/u>, a. 2. £06^0)', 
 by sync. t<pvoVy by anadipl. trr- 
 60VOV. Or imperf. fr. irtcfuuo, 
 the same as <pkvu}. 
 
 KareTTtjdijfTa^x^g, 5, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of KaraTTT]cdoi, to leap down. 
 
 KartTTT/^iv, he fastened, 3 sing. 
 a. 1. ind. act. of Kara7rj]yvvfii, 
 f. ^w, perf. m. TrtTrrjya. Th. 
 TTtjyt'Vfxi, or TTTjyt'Vio, to fasten. 
 
 KarfTTtd) 6//!', ?;Ci ^5 ^- 1- '»d. 
 pass, of KaraTrinii'io, the same 
 as TTiaii'tt), to fatten ; f. avCj. 
 Th. TriojVf ovog, fat. 
 
 Kar«7rt^fjK:vi;/tat, to boast. Th. 
 re/Ki'V/L/t. 
 
 Kar£7ri0v/^or, 6, >/, covetous, 
 greedy, eager, desiring : fr. 
 /card, iTTiOvfdut. 
 
 K.aTt7n\afijidv(jj, to accept, re- 
 ceive, a. 2. icar£7r{Xaj3oi^ : fr. 
 Kara, Itti, Xo^/3dj/(u, to take. 
 
 KaTe7n(pevyio,to take refuge, flee 
 for refuge : fr. fcard, tTTKptvyoj. 
 
 KarfTrXfucra, ag, e, 3 pi. tcare- 
 TrXfvcrav, a. I. ind. act. of kcitu- 
 TrXfiu, to sail ; f. TrXcycw. Th. 
 7rXfu», the same. 
 
 Kar€7rX/;y?7, he was struck, II. 
 r. 31, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. pass. fr. 
 Krara7rX//(T(Ta;. 
 
 Kar£7r60//i^, t^c, r], a. I. ind. pass, 
 of KaraTririo, to swallow ; perf. 
 
 TTSTTatKa, a. 2. ItZIOV. Th. Ttiviii. 
 
 Kor£7rodi/~vrt, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 Karairpavvujf to soothe. Th. 
 
 TT/Odof. 
 
 KaTiTTU), to speak against, accuse, 
 traduce, declare, tell : fr. icard, 
 
 tTTU). 
 
 Karendffaif to pour out : fr. kut- 
 (pduj, to empty. Th. tpa. 
 
 Karspyd^ofiaif to finish, perform 
 completely, accomplish, des- 
 patch, effect, work, work out, 
 put an end to ; subdue, van- 
 quish, kill; work upon, influence, 
 gain over ; f. dno^iai, a. 1. m. 
 KaTtipyarrdfiTjv, w, aro, a. 1. inf. 
 m. KciTtpydfTaaOai., a. 1. part. m. 
 »car«()ya(Td/i£voc, having com- 
 • (356) 
 
 KAT 
 
 pleted, accomplished, a. 1. ind. 
 pass. KaTdpydaOtjv, rjg, ?; : fr. 
 jcard, Ipydtofiai. Th. tpyov. 
 
 KartpydOofiaif to curb, restrain, 
 keep in order : fr. Kara, ipydOu). 
 
 KaTtpyaaia, ag, ?/, a pcrf<jnning 
 work, service, labour,cultivation, 
 preparing : fr. jcarfjjya'^o^mt. 
 
 Kartpyarr^evogf j}, oj', Ion. for 
 KctTiipyacFukvog, finished, pre- 
 pare<l, perf. part. pass, of Kartp- 
 yd^ofiai. 
 
 KarspytiVf Ion. for Karf j'pyctr, to 
 restrain, shut in. Th. tipyu). 
 
 Kdrspyov, ou, to, a work com- 
 pleted : fr. 
 
 Kdrtpyog, 6, //, finished, com- 
 pleted ; cultivated ; spent with 
 labour, exhausted ; anti(iuated : 
 fr. Kara, tpyov. 
 
 KaTfpfiKoj, f. ^<u, to tear or rend 
 in pieces : fr. fcara, IptiKio. 
 
 KctTiptiTToio, w, f. (u(T(«>, to over- 
 throw, throw down : & 
 
 KarfOfiTTw, f. \pio, to throw down, 
 overturn, destroy, fall down : fr. 
 Kara, tpetTru). 
 
 KuTspf^tv, II. A. 36, he soothed, 
 a. 1. ind. act. of Karap^'Cio, f. ^tv. 
 Th. pf^w, to do, perf. ippi\a. 
 
 Kar£0£i'ya>, f. ^a», to belch, spout 
 out on : fr. Kara, tptvyio. 
 
 Karept(p(jj, the same as th. tpi<pu), 
 to cover ; f. xpu). 
 
 KarepBu), ui, to speak against, ac- 
 cuse, speak, declare : fr. icara, 
 tpku). Th. tlpti). 
 
 KuTepT]rv^\o, f. v'cno, to detain, 
 hinder, stop. Th. tpt]rvu). 
 
 KartpiKTog, r), op, bruised, shell- 
 ed : fr. KartpiiKio. 
 
 Karippifu), for Karepvio, to draw 
 off" or down. Th. tpvio. 
 
 Kanppojyiog, orog, broken, part, 
 perf. m. fr. Karappi'jynjfii, to 
 break ; pf. m. Kar'tppujya. Th. 
 pij 17(710, to break. 
 
 KartpvKdvu), same as 
 
 KarepvKu}, f. ^w, to keep back, 
 detain, hinder, delay. Th. tpvKio. 
 
 Karipvio, f. vcw, to fall down, 
 draw down, haul down, launch. 
 Th. tpvw. 
 
 Karkpxojxai, to go or come down, 
 descend, fall, come back, return 
 from exile ; f. Kart\tu(7oi.iai, a. 
 2. KarijXOoi', fg, f, a. 2. inf. Kar- 
 (XOtlv. Th. tpxofiai. 
 
 Kdrfpuira, -^ol. for Kai trspioOe, 
 i. e. Kal dXXorf, at any other 
 time, before now, Sapph. The 
 yEolians seldom use the aspirate. 
 
 Kark(7f3ii, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. of 
 Karaof^'tvvvni, to extinguish. 
 Th. ffiiivvvfji, the same ; a. 2. 
 f (t/3;;i', as if fr. (7/3 ///ut. 
 
 KartcrOiio, to cat up, devour. 
 Th. £(T6>t(u. 
 
 KaricTKaf^ifitva, rd, ruins, pf. pt. 
 pass. n. g. pi. of jcaraff^caTrrw. 
 
 KAT 
 
 KareffKaipa, ag, f, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of KaracrKdrrrio, f. \poj, to de- 
 stroy. Th. OKdimo, to dig. 
 
 Kars(TKfvarTf, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. 
 act. tV, 
 
 KaTet7Ktva(7nevog, tj, ov, pf. part, 
 pass, of KaraffKivd^io, to pre- 
 ])are ; f. d(7oj, perf. KartGKtvuKa. 
 Th. (JKivog. 
 
 Karicravro, rushed down like a 
 torrent, plupf. pass.fr. jcaraffcuw. 
 
 KarkaraBu^ they were opi)osed, 
 for KaTi(rrdQj}<7av, .'Eol. 3 pi. a. 
 1. iud. pass, of KaOiartjfii, to 
 l)lace. Th. 'iartjiii, to stand ; f. 
 «Tr//(T(«>, a. 2. tari]v, a. 1. ind. 
 ])ass. tffrdOijv. 
 
 KanardOijffav, see in Kareara- 
 Otv. 
 
 KaTk(7Ta<7av, for Kare<7rt]aav, 3 
 pi. a. 2. ind. act. : see Karicr- 
 
 Tt]V. '» 
 
 Kar£(TrfaJg, utrog. Ion. for Ka9- 
 t(7r)iK(ogy appointed, perf. part, 
 act. of KaBicrrrji-U. 
 
 Karfart'fKn, it was appointed, 3 
 slug, pluperf. ind. act. Ion. for 
 KaOtarijKti. 
 
 KaTS(7ri}Kii'ai, to be appointed, 
 perf. inf. act. Ion. for KaOt<7rti- 
 Ktrai. 
 
 Kark<7ri]i', jjg, rj, & in 3 pi. Kar- 
 f(7ri](Tav, a. 2. ind. act. of Ka9- 
 iffrtji-u, to appoint. Th. 'i<7rr]ni. 
 
 KaTi(7r6pt(7av, they strewed, 3 pi. 
 a. I. ind. act. fr. Karaarop'ni). 
 
 Kart<7Tpd(paro, 3 pi. pluj)!". ind. 
 pass. Ion. for Kartorpafififvoi 
 yaav, of Karaarpf (pijj, to sul)due. 
 
 Kartrrrp'iiptro, 3 sing. imj)f. ind. 
 pass, of the same verb. 
 
 Krtr£(rrp£\//a, ag, e, a. 1. iud. act 
 of the same verb, 
 
 KarerTrpioOt]<7ai', they were over- 
 thrown, 3 pi. a. I. ind. pass, of 
 Karanrpiovvvfii ; f. oktw, perf. 
 KarenTpioKa, a. 1. pass, icare- 
 arpioOifv, r)g, 7j : fr. Kara, arpiov- 
 vvfii, to strew. Th. aropkio. 
 
 Kariffrvye, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. 
 of icaraart^yftu, the same as oru- 
 y£tu, to liate, abhor ; f. ^(Tw & 
 Km, as if fr. arvyijj. 
 
 KaTtnxtQi, he held, 3 sing. impf. 
 ind. act. of Karaax^Bu), for Kar- 
 
 £XU>. 
 
 KarsfT^fr, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. 
 of Karkx^o, to retain. Th. £xw, to 
 hold ; f. €^w, a. 2. t^xov. Eg, e. 
 
 Kark<7xo(7ai', for Kurk^xov, 3 pi. 
 a. 2. they restrained themselves, 
 Nehem. iii. 5. 
 
 Kar£ra'*cf ro,he wasted away,Dor. 
 for KartTtjKtro, 3 sing. impf. ind. 
 m. fr. KararrjKoj. 
 
 KareroKiVTav, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. net. 
 of Kararo^fvio, to pierce with .to 
 arrow; f. evau), perf. Kararero- 
 KfVKa. Th. ro^ov, a bow. 
 
 Kar6rp7/3oi', tliey wore down, 3 
 
 KAT 
 
 pl. impf. ind. act. of KararpljSu). 
 Th. rpi(3ut, to rub ; f. \p(o, perf. 
 rkrpi^a. 
 Karerpii^e, he squeaked, impf. 
 
 ind. act. fr. Kararpi'Coj. 
 Karkrp(t)Kav, they ate up, 3pl.a. 
 I. ind. act. fr. rpivyio, to eat ; f. 
 K<*fiai, a, 2. trpayov. 
 Karerpiorraro, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. m. 
 of KararirpujaKoj, to wound. Th. 
 TirpujcTKio, the same ; f. rpMOuj. 
 Kdrevyfia, arog, rb, a prayer, 
 curse, votive otteruig: fr. Kartv- 
 XOfiai. 
 KarevdoKeoj, d, to praise any one, 
 approve : fr. Kurd, tvSoKBoj. 
 KarsvcoKifikio, w, f. i)(7io, to ad- 
 minister business well, be in 
 estimation : fr. Kard, tvCoKiixkoj. 
 
 Kart^'OiKrkoj, a>, f. iiaio, to take a 
 good aim, hit the mark, gain a 
 •^pointvfi'. Kard, tv9iKrog. 
 
 Kar¥v9v, or Kar' tvdv, adv. right 
 on, over-against, opposite. 
 
 YLartvOvvit), to direct, guide, lead, 
 rule, govern, ordain ; fine ; go 
 directly or straight, prosper ; f, 
 vCj, a. 1. Kartvdvva, a. 1. opt. 
 act. KarevOvvaifii, a. 1. inf. act. 
 KarevOvvai : fr. Kard, evOvpu). 
 Th. tv9vg. 
 
 KarevKaipku), at, f. r/o-oj, to be pro- 
 sperous : fr. Kara, tvKatpkoj. 
 
 KartvKtjXkio, Sj, to make calm or 
 tranquil, tranquillise : fr. Kard, 
 evKijXog. 
 
 KarEi'Xoykio, w, to proclaim, ex- 
 tol ; f. i](7(jj, perf. ytjKa, pf. pass. 
 yrjixai : fr. K*ard, tvXoykuj. 
 
 KartvvdZio, f. dctu, & Kartwdio, 
 (jj, f. rfffto, to put to sleep, lull to 
 rest, calm, compose, soothe ; 
 KarivvdZ,ofiai, to sleep, slumber: 
 fr. Kara, (utm^u). 
 
 Karevodol, tJ, may it be prosper- 
 ous, succeed, 3 s. pres. opt. act. 
 fr. 
 
 Kartvodou), (J, f. (ucrw, 'to give a 
 pros})erous journey, prosper ; 
 mid. Kartvocoofiai, ovfiai, f. wao- 
 fiai, to prosper : fr. rard, ivo- 
 d6(o, fr. ev, odou). Th,-^d6g. 
 
 Karev6po<pog, 6, »/, well-voofed^ 
 fr. (card, tv6po<pog. Th. ^o(pog. 
 
 KartVTTOpkio^oj, f. ijffoj, to aljyund: 
 fr. Kara, tv7ropk(jj. 
 
 Karevrpt7rii!i<jij, f. iau), to put in 
 order, compose, prepare, draw 
 up : fr. Kard, £yrp£7rt^a>. 
 
 Kar£i»rt;;)^£w, w, f. //(tw, to suc- 
 ceed, prosper : fr. Kara, tvrvxkio. 
 
 Karevxn, rjg, r), a prayer, vow, 
 imprecation : fr. 
 
 KaTevxofiai, f. Kofiai, to impre- 
 cate, pray, vow, wish, entreat, 
 boast : fr. »ca7a, eirxofxai. 
 
 'K«r£ua»x£t<''Oai, to feast abun- 
 dantly ; pres. ind. fr. Kartvio- 
 xkofjiai. Th. euioxia, a feast. 
 
 Kark(payop.fg, e, a. 2. iud. act. of 
 '^ " 7) 
 
 KAT 
 
 Kara(liayiM), to devour. 
 Kart^aiptro, 3 sing, imperf. ind. 
 pass, of Kar a(()aipofxai, to appear; 
 
 a. 2. ind. pass, Kareipdpijv, tjg, tj : 
 
 fr. Kara, tpaipuj, to show. 
 Kar£0dXXo/mt, to jump or leap 
 
 down upon, spring upon : fr. 
 
 Kara, t<pdXXofiai. 
 Kar£0d/itC£i', Dor. for jcarf^//- 
 
 fii^tp, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 Kara(^i]lii^u). 
 Kart(l)dvtjp, i]g, rj, a. 1. ind. pass. 
 
 Sec Karfcpaiptro. 
 Kart(pOapfikpoi, noni. pl. pf. part. 
 
 pass. fr. K((ra(p9eipio, to corrupt ; 
 
 f. epoH, pf. Kark<p9apKa, a. 2. jcar- 
 
 k(p9apop, pf. pass. Kark(p9apfiai : 
 
 fr. Kara, <p9eipu). Th. ^Okio. 
 Kark(p9eLpa, ag, £, a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 fr. the same. 
 K.are^i(7riifiL, to rise up against, 
 
 resist ; f. »car€7rtn-r//(Tw, pf. »car- 
 
 e<pk<7rtjKa, a. 2, act. Kartirkari]p, 
 
 tjg, T) : fr, Kara, trrl, 'larrjfxi. 
 Kari(p6p(V(7E, 3 sing. a. 1, ind. act. 
 
 of Kara(povtvio, to kill ; f, fvaio, 
 
 pf. fcara7r£06i^£t;Kra. Th. '^Irtu. 
 Karf 0i;yo}/, Eg, e, a. 2. ind. act. of 
 
 Kara^Evyu), to flee to; f. Ev^ofiai, 
 
 a. 2, part. Kara<pvyojv, ovrog. 
 
 Th, (pEvyu), to flee, 
 KarkxE, 3 sing, impf. act. Ion. of 
 
 Karkxio, to detain ; Karkxy, 3 
 s. pres. subj. act. Th. EXio. 
 KarkxfiP, 3 sing. a. 1. act. Kark- 
 
 XEa, of K:ara;^£a>, to-poitr-out. 
 Th, x^^i ^^ pour ; f. x'V(Tai,X-U 
 EXEvaa, txtva, & EX^a. 
 KarkxEva, ag, e, a. 1. act. See 
 above. 
 
 KarkxiVffEv, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 of the same. 
 Karkxto, to keep or hold back, 
 keep, hold, detain, stop, restrain, 
 retain, oppose, prevail, prosper, 
 tiike place, possess, hold fast, 
 occujiy, sustain an attack, hold 
 on, steer, arrive at a port, ap- 
 proach, embrace, cover ; rcJv 
 TrrfptJv Kara(7x<^P, catching him 
 by the wings, Anacr. 59, 3. It 
 has various significations, ac- 
 coi-ding to the substantive with 
 which it is connected ; as, a re- 
 port is said Karkxnv, to obtain, 
 &.C. when it is made public ; 
 impf. KarETxojf, f. Ka9kK(tff perf. 
 fcarfio'x^'ca, a. 2. act. Karkffxov, 
 Eg, E, a, 2. subj, Kard(7xoi, & in 
 1 pl. Kardax^f^^^'f inipf. pass. 
 KarEixo}JLi]v, ov, Ero : fr. Kara, 
 EXio, to have. 
 Kari]yayop, a. 2, ind. act. Att. of 
 Kardyu), to bi'ing back. Th, dyut, 
 to lead ; f, ^to, a. 2. vyov, Att. 
 Vyayop. 
 KarTjyEfxiop, opog, 6, >'/, a leader, 
 guide, preceptor, lou. for Ka9- 
 rjyE^ibp : fr. 
 Karrjykofxai, Ion. for Ka9rjykoftaif 
 
 J 
 
KAT 
 
 to guide, lead the way, relate. 
 Th. 7/y£o/iai, to lead. 
 Kar/;yopfu>, Ji, to accuse, de- 
 nounce, inform against, blame, 
 object to ; with an accus. and 
 gen. ; tell, say, attirm, convince, 
 announce, proclaim, prove,show; 
 
 f. rjfTiOy pert". Karrjyo^^rjKa, impf. 
 act. KctTtjyoptoi', ovv, a. 1. inf. 
 K<tTt]yof)i]aai : fr. jcara, ayo{)6a>. 
 Th. dyoaa. 
 
 Karijyoo>;6'ii^, a. 1. part. pass. n. 
 
 g. fr. the above verb and th. 
 Kar//y6|0//^rt, aroq, to, an accu- 
 sation, charge; ]>redicate, cate- 
 gory, a term of logic: fr. I pers. 
 pert', pass, of Kanjyooiio. 
 
 KaTijyooia, ag, r/, an accusation, 
 category, predicate, property 
 attribut-d to any thing ; gen. pi. 
 KaTiiyopiwv : fr. the same. 
 
 KaTijyupiKbgj oD, o, ?/, prone to 
 accuse, censorious ; belonging 
 to a predicate : & 
 
 KciT/jyopoi;, 6, y), an accuser, in- 
 former : fr. K(tr}]yopsuj. 
 
 KaT7]yoporptroQ, rj, ov, pres. pt. 
 pass, of Karrjyopfuj. 
 
 KarijyMviTapTo, 3 pi. a. 1. m. of 
 fcarrtyoji't^o/iat, to contend with, 
 tight against; f. itrofiai: fr. Kara, 
 ayoji'i^ofxat. Th. ayoOr. 
 
 Karyciaa, ag, c, a. 1. iiul. act. of 
 KciTuidiio, to cause to blush : fr. 
 •card, aiCuiQ. 
 
 KaryOaXivfikvTj, perf. part. pa.ss. 
 f. g. fr. KaratOaAoo), same as al- 
 OaXoM ; f. locru). Th. a'iOu). 
 
 Kurqitu, he descended, 3 sing, 
 perf. m. Att. for KaTtit, fr. tl^i, 
 to go ; perf. m. iJa, ag, e. 
 
 KurijKti, 3 sing. pres. ind. act. 
 Ion, for KaOiiKti, it agrees. See 
 
 KaryKiCoVy impf, act. of KaraiKi- 
 ^ujj to ill-treat, abuse, pollute. 
 Th. aiKia, injury. 
 
 JLaTr/Kovj oi^rof,', Jon. for koOFj- 
 Kov, tliat which belongs to us, 
 becomes us, duty ; fr. KaOfjKu) ; 
 fr. Kara, j/koj. 
 
 Karijicoogf 6, »), obedient, atten- 
 tive, a listener, spy : fr. KnTo., 
 aKoui)>; pf. m. ijKoa,Aii. aKrjKoa. 
 
 JLuTrjKujy to belong to, Ion. for 
 KaOifKuj. Th. r]Kio. 
 
 Kar/^Aacra, I subdued, struck, a. 
 1. ind. act. of KartXavvio, f. affu). 
 Th, iXavvu), to drive. 
 
 Kar//X0ov, tg, c, a. 2. ind. act. of 
 jcar£px*'M"*» to descend. Th. 
 (p^o/xoi, to come ; f. i\iv(jo^at. 
 
 KATH'AI^, iTTog or i(pog, y, a 
 plank, beam, ladder, upper story. 
 
 Kar/^XXdyrjj', rjg, ?;, a. 2. ind. 
 pass, of KaraXXdccrw, to recon- 
 cile; f. ^it>, a, I, Kari'iWaKci, a. 1. 
 part. act. KaraWd^ag, avTog : 
 fr, (card, dXXdcrcrw, or -ttuj. 
 
 Kari^Xoygtu, ui, f. »y<7a>, to con- 
 
 KAT 
 
 temn, undervalue, esteem light- 
 ly ; in comp. a is changed into 
 r/, as KaTTjyofjioj : fi*. icard, 
 dXoy'foj. 
 
 KnrrjXoKi'Ctt), f. rVw, the same as 
 aXutci'Cujf or avXaKtc^ii}, to make 
 furrows. Th, avXa^. 
 KarnXoKKTTai, 3 sing. perf. ind. 
 ])ass. of the above, 
 Kar/jXi;(T««, ag. Ion. -itj, rjg, &. 
 Kar>/\t'<T«r, tLog, »/, a coming 
 down, descent, fall : fr. Kar'tp- 
 Xonui. 
 KfiTiiXwKvla, Ion. for KaOqXio- 
 Kvlfi, perf. part, act. f. g. fr, 
 
 KaOdXiom, fr. Kara, dXtcjcw, to 
 
 take, f, dX(u(Ta>, perf. yXujKa, a. 2. 
 
 j/Xtij)', fr. «X(u^t, 
 Kur/yjuat, Ion. for KuOijfiat. 
 Karrjfivx^'h 3 sing. a. 1. ind, 
 
 pass, of Kara nvfT(Tu), to tear. Th. 
 
 ftvfTfTu), f. ^a», to wipe the n«)se. 
 KaTijpn'to, f, i)"(T<t>, to let down. 
 
 let fall ; sink down : fr. jcard, 
 
 rifivio. 
 KaTi]vayKa<Tf.uvujc, adv. by force, 
 
 from nece.ssitv. 
 KaTT]vaXujfievog, pf. part, pass, 
 
 fr. KctravaXirrKio, to consume: fr. 
 
 Kardf dvaXitTKiOf the same ; f. 
 
 dpaXtoauj^ pf, di'ijXwKa &. rjvd- 
 
 XojKa; hence pf, pass, t)vd\iofiai, 
 
 aai, rai. Th. dXiaKuj. 
 KaTtivapSy 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. 
 
 of Kart7>aipu), same as ti aipot, 
 
 to kill ; f. hmput, a. 2. yvapov. 
 KaTt)i'eyKa, ag, e, I br(iUght, a. 
 
 1. ind. act, of Karafpipu). Th. 
 
 0«o(o, to bring ; f. oiaw, a. 1, 
 
 fji'tyKn, perf. m. Att. trrjroxa. 
 Kar//j'ox«, perf, m. of Karaipspuj. 
 KaTi]i'Tii(Ta, ag, e, a. 1. ind. act, 
 
 fr. KaravrdiOf to arrive at ; f. 
 
 iiau): fr. Kara, dpTdiu. Th. dvrt 
 Krtr/;^jai0;/(Tn>', they were thought 
 
 wortiiy, 3 pi. a. 1, ind. pass, ol 
 
 Kara'^wii}, f. waoj,\)f. KaTii^iujKa. 
 
 Th. d^iog. 
 Karyoviuv, impf. ind. act. of Kar- 
 
 atordujf the same as th. aiovdu), 
 
 to sprinkle, pour over. 
 KaTi'jupog, 6, >'/, suspended, hang- 
 ing down : fr, K'ard, aiioptio. 
 Karz/TT/doj, w, to mitigate, alle- 
 viate, calm, appease ; f, dVtu or 
 
 ijaio. Th. yTTiog. 
 Kar/jTrtowi'TO, 3 pi. imperf. ind. 
 
 pas.s. of the above verb, poet, for 
 
 K.arT]pa<Tdfir]i', (u, aro, a. I. m. of 
 jcaraodo/ioi : fr. card, dpdofxai. 
 Th. apd. 
 
 KarijpaTo, he imprecated, 3 pers. 
 sing, imperf, ind, m. contr. for 
 Karrjpdtro, of Karapdn^iai. 
 
 KaTi]pyii9q, 3 sing. a. 1. i)ass. fr 
 Karapyiio. 
 
 KaTijpyi^Ka, perf. ind. act. & 
 
 KaTiipytfrra, ag, f, a. 1. ind. act 
 of the same verb. 
 (358) 
 
 KAT 
 
 KaTTJpf, 3 sing. a. I. ind. act. of 
 Karaipio, to arrive at. Th. alput, 
 to take away ; f. pui, perf. yuKa. 
 
 Karj/'pf c. Ion. for KaOypet, 3 pers. 
 sing. impf. ind. act. of KaOaipiio, 
 to throw down, overturn. Th, 
 aip£(t), to take ; f. ijau), pf. ypi]- 
 Ka, a. 2. flXov. 
 
 KarijpkOiTo, 3 sing, imperf. ind. 
 pa.ss. of KaripeOio. Th, ipiOuj. 
 
 KaTt]pf^(.ojy ui, or Kanipf^i^to, 
 to appease, compose, tranquil- 
 lise : fr. KaTu, ijpefioc. 
 
 Kari/pt^A/t;, kog, 6, )'/, covered 
 with a roof, shaded; overshadow- 
 ing, dark. Th. tpi(pio, f. ;//a>. 
 
 K.aTt]pt]g, tog, 6, »/, suspended, 
 hanging ; prepared, well-fitted, 
 eijuipped, furnished with : fr. 
 
 ^ 
 
 i 
 
 Kara, apu). 
 
 Kari/pt-f, he ca.st down, 3 sing, 
 a. 2. ind. act. of Karfptiiru). Th. 
 tptiTTio, to overturn ; f, \pu). 
 
 KaTj)ppaKai', they comj)elled, 3 
 pi. a. 1. ind. act. of KaToppdaaw, 
 to throw down violently : fr. 
 Kara, pdffffio, or apdaau), to 
 throw down ; f. ^lo. 
 
 KaT)]OTi<Tdfit)Vy w, arc, a. 1. m. 
 & 
 
 KaTJipriffOai, perf. inf. pass, of 
 KarapTt^io, to reset a dislocated 
 limb, perfect ; f. iffw, pf. pass. 
 KariipTin^iai. Th. dpTiog. 
 
 KartipTKT^tipog, rj,ov, completed, 
 part. perf. pass, of the above 
 verb. 
 
 KaTi]pTiau>, you have completed, 
 2 sing. a. 1. m. of icurapri^w. 
 
 KaTijrrOai, Ion. for KaOi'iaBai. 
 
 KaTi'iaOtov, tg, t, imperf, act. of 
 KaTinOiu), to eat up. Th, t(TOu}, 
 to eat ; hence ifrOivjy the same ; 
 f. iffu). 
 
 KaTytrx^'vOtji', i)g, rj, a. 1. ind. 
 ])ass. of Karaio'xi'j'w, to n)ake 
 ashamed ; f. in-ui, perf. Kurya- 
 Xi^'yica. Th. al<Tx"G' 
 
 Karyaxviwr, (g,t, imperf. act. of 
 tile same verb. 
 
 Kartjipeia, ag, //, Ion. Kanjipiitj, 
 a dejected look, dejection, dis- 
 grace, shame : fr. KuTti<pi]g. 
 
 KaTi](piix), w, f. r]<Tiu, to look or be 
 downcast, defected or ashamed : 
 fr. 
 
 KaTT](pr/g, eog, 6, »/, downcast, de- 
 jected, sliameiaced : fr. kutw, 
 (pdog, an eye. 
 
 KaTti(pii(TaCf II. X. 293, grieving, 
 a. 1. part, act fr. KaTi](l>'i:w. 
 
 KaTii(p6vig, cowards, U. 12, 253, 
 nom. pi. fr. Kar>;0a>i', ovog, o, 
 shame, disgrace ; abstract for 
 the conci'cte, as kuk tXty^^ta, B. 
 2;i5 : fr. KaTij<pi]g. 
 
 Karj/^a.^, Cj, to s<'und, resound ; 
 stun with noi.se ; ring any thing 
 in one's ears ; teach, instruct 
 orally ; teach the first rudiments 
 
 KAT 
 
 of any art, initiate, instruct in 
 the elements of the Christian 
 religion, catechize; with an ace. ; 
 f. r](Tu), perf. KaTTjxtl'^tf, perf. 
 pass. KaTi)xf]^^"'i <''«*i ''"^ • *''• 
 Kara, inog. It rarely occurs 
 among profane writers, but may 
 be found in Plut. & Lucian. 
 
 Krt7-//x^^»'> <^''» foiToc, ovi'Tog^ 
 one who teaches the elements of 
 religion, a catechizer : Karyx^o- 
 fitvog, ovuei'og, he who le:irns 
 the elements, a catechumen, part. 
 ])res. of the above verb. 
 
 Kar^/X'/f, ^og, 6, »), sounding, 
 nuirnuu-ing : fr, Kara, »/X"C- 
 
 KaTt)xU(^'Qy *<^'..N '/» ^ stunning 
 with noise ; teaching the first 
 rudiments of any sciem-e, the 
 first principles of the Christian 
 religion : fr. 2 pers. perf. pass. 
 
 of KaTTJX^lti- 
 
 KaT))xGni', »/<,•, V, ^ •" 1 pJ- f^^'^nx- 
 
 Oijpti', a. 1. ind, pass, of Kar- 
 dyoj, to bring down ; f. 4'(«>, perf. 
 Kariixfi, a- '-2- h\d. act. Kan'jya- 
 yuv, a, 2. inf. (CdrayaytTi/, perf. 
 pass, KaTi}yfiai, Kai, Krai. Th, 
 dy(u, to bring. 
 
 Kar/yx'^t^' the same as Karrix'^'o, 
 & fr. the same ; f. itr oj, perf. 
 pas.s. KaTiix'-^l^'^^- E"o'- ^^ cate- 
 chize. 
 
 KaTtjx'^'^f^og, ov, 6, the same as 
 Kar//x*/^*C' Engl, catechism. 
 
 Kar;/xtTr//c, o*", 6, a catechht, the 
 same as Kurrix^^^ '- fr. pf. pass, 
 of icar?;x'^f'^' 
 
 KaTiixovfitvog, ov, 6, learning 
 the first rudiment.s, part. pres. 
 pass, of Kar//xf(i». 
 
 KaTyoptvvro, they were suspend- 
 ed, 3 pi. imperf. ind. pass. Dor. 
 for KaryujpobvTo, of Karaiwpso- 
 fxai, to liang from : fr. Kara, 
 auooiio, to lift up ; f. rjfroj. 
 
 KdrOav' &, KarOare, he died, 
 svnc. yEol. for Kar'tOayf, 3 sing, 
 a, 2, ind. act. of KaTaOv))(7Kio. 
 Th. BvtjrTKio, to die ; f. 2. m. 
 Oai'ovnai, perf. rkOv^Ka, a. 2. 
 tOavoi'. 
 
 KarOif^itv, by ^ol. sync, for 
 KaraOff.uv, a. 2. inf. act. Ion. for 
 KaTaOui'ai, of KaTariOinu, to 
 lay aside. Th, riQy^i, to ]uit ; 
 f. Gij<Tijj, perf. TtOeiKu, a. 2. tOrjv, 
 a. 2. m. tOsfiyv. 
 
 KdrOeo, lay aside ; for KaTaOto, 
 Ion. for KardOttTO, or KardOov, 
 a. 2, imper. m. of the .same verb. 
 
 K and 7rra>, to beat down, tear, 
 disfigure through grief: fr. jcard, 
 /aTrroi. 
 
 KaTtdm, they descend, 3 pi. pres, 
 ind. act. of Kdrtifii. Th. t1p.i,to 
 go. But KaOidfTi, they let down, 
 3 pi, ind. fr, KaOitjfii : fr. V///it, 
 to send. Th. «a>. 
 
 K(tri^4ii', a. 2. inf. act. & KariSka- 
 
 KAT 
 
 Oai, a. 2. inf. m. fr. KaTfiSu), to 
 behold, look down upon, observe. 
 Th. flSio, to see ; f. ticrofxai, a. 
 2. tldov & iSov. 
 
 KanSovreg, nom. pi. a, 2, part, 
 KaTiSujv, ovTog : fr. the same 
 verb. 
 
 Kankvai, to go down, return, pr. 
 inf. act. fr. cdrfi/n. Th, t7/a, 
 
 Kari^ttJ/, Ion. for KaOiKtiv, to 
 place together. Th. V^w, to 
 cause to sit ; Kdriffiv, he placed, 
 a. 1. ind. act. Ion. 
 
 KarTOu, directly,straightf<u'ward, 
 opposite, over-against. Th, lOvg, 
 right : fr. tvOvg, tla, v, the 
 same. 
 
 KariOvvio, to direct, guide, con- 
 duct : fr. Jcard, lOuvii), fr. the 
 same th. 
 
 KariKiTtvd), Ion. for KaQiKirtvio, 
 the same as 'iKtrivu), to suppli- 
 cate. Th. 'iKkrrig, a suppliant. 
 
 KariKi^iaii'o), f. avio, to moisten 
 by sprinkling, drench, bathe : fr. 
 K-ard, ijc/taivw. 
 
 KaTiXXioTTTio, f. ^w, to look with 
 eyes askance, scjuint, gloat upon: 
 fr. Kara, IXXwtttoj. 
 
 KaTiXv'oj, f. ait), to cover with 
 mud or filth. Th. iXvg. 
 
 KoTiovTo, ace. sing, or pi. n. g, 
 part. a. 2. act. of KaTttfii. Th. 
 tlfxi, to go, a. 2. iQv. 
 
 Ka Tioio, at, to cause to rust, cover 
 with rust ; f. wcrw, perf. Kari- 
 iiiKa, perf. pass. Kariojfiai, aai, 
 Tin. Th. log. 
 
 KaTiTTTrd^tffOui, Ion. for KaQin- 
 Trd^i<y9ai, to ride over, down, or 
 on. Th. 'iirTTog, a hor.se. 
 
 Karlpour', pres, inf. act. Ion. & 
 contr. for KaQupoHv, to con.se- 
 crate, of KaOupoui. Th. up6g. 
 
 KarifrracrGai, pres. inf. pass. Ion. 
 for K:a0i<Trrt(T6/at,to be appointed, 
 to be. Th. 'i(rr}}ixi, to appoint. 
 
 KaTiarann, it stands, is fi.\ed, is, 
 Herod, vii, ICO : fr, KadicJTtj^u. 
 
 KaTKjTtaTo, Ion. for KaQinravTO, 
 3 pi. imperf. pass, of KaOiirriJixi. 
 
 KuTinxaivoJ, =: Kariax^"^^^' 
 
 KarKTxai'tt^, to restrain. 
 
 KaTiaxtai, 2 sing. pres. ind. m. 
 of Karlaxonai, ion. for Kariaxy- 
 
 K(tTi(Txvaivoj, to reduce to a ske- 
 leton, emaciate, wear down, di- 
 minish : fr. Kara, iaxvaivio, 
 
 Kdri^xvoc, o, y'l, very thin or 
 slender : fr. Kara, lax^oQ. 
 
 KaTirrxvpivofiai, to prevail a- 
 gainst. Th. hx^'pog. 
 
 KaTiaxvo), to grow strong, pre- 
 vail over, overpower, oppress, 
 Wisd. Sol. X. 11. imperf, Karia- 
 XVOVf fQ, £, f. v'crio, perf. Karia- 
 XVKa. Th. l<Txi>gy ^og, //. 
 
 KaTiffxto, the same as Karax^f^y to 
 restrain, keep back, manage, di- 
 rect. 
 
 (359) 
 
 KAT 
 
 Kanwr, ovrof, descending, re- 
 turning, part. a. 2. act. fr. icdr- 
 fifii. Th. tlfii, a. 2, loi'. 
 
 KaTiiorai, 3 sing. perf. ind. pass, 
 of Kariouj. 
 
 Kdrot^of;, ov, y), Ion. for kuOoSoq, 
 a return. Th, b^og, j), a way. 
 
 KaroCvponat, to deplore, bewail: 
 fr. Kara, o^vpofxat. 
 
 KaroiKenia, wi>, rd, a festival to 
 commemorate an arrival in a 
 place : & 
 
 KarotK-£(Tia, «ac, ?), a habitation : 
 fr. 
 
 KaroiKiu), a), to inhabit, dwell, 
 reside, abide ; f. //(Ttu, pf. Kar<^- 
 Ki]Ka, a. I. Kart^Kii'ua, a. I. inf. 
 act. KaroiKt}<Tai, with an ace, or 
 followed by ly, tiri : KaroiKTj- 
 ffdrio, 3 sing, a. 1. imper. act. fr. 
 Kara, oUkio. Th. olKog. 
 
 KaroiKiiv, Dor. for KaroiKeiv, to 
 inhabit, pres. inf. of the same. 
 
 KaroiKiicrig, tojg, y), an abode, ha- 
 bitation : fr. KaroiKeoj. 
 
 KaroiKyjry'jpioi', ov, rb, the same. 
 
 KarotKia, ag, i), a habitation, 
 dwelling ; colony, town, village : 
 fr. Kara, olKog. 
 
 KaroiKioiog, a, ov, or 6, »), do- 
 mestic : fr. the same. 
 
 KaroiKi^oj, f. i(Tio, to cause to 
 dwell, settle or place in a habi- 
 tation, send to other abodes, 
 found, build, colonize, people, 
 restore to their former habita- 
 tions : fr. Kara, oikL^u), the same. 
 Th. olKog. 
 
 KaroiKo^ofxeio, ui, f. yjfTit), to build 
 up, build : fr. Kara, oiKoioixtui. 
 
 KdroiKoc, b, r), an inhabitant : 
 fr. Kara, olKog. 
 
 KaroiKrtipu), the same as oiKrei- 
 pw, to i)ity. Th. olKrog, pity. 
 
 KaroiKri^io, the same as KaroiK- 
 rtipu), and from the same th. ; 
 also to move to compassion, af- 
 fect with pity ; mid. to lament 
 in ortler to excite pity. Hence 
 
 KaroiKriffigj enjg, »/, pity. 
 
 Karoiofiai, to think highly of 
 one's self. Th. oiut. 
 
 Karoix<fl^<^'^) to die. Th. olxofxat, 
 to depart ; f. oix^jaofiai, perf. 
 
 VXVf^a^' 
 
 KaroLxofifvog, ov, departed, de- 
 ceased, dead, pres. part, of the 
 
 above. 
 Karoiio, f. oiffo/jtai, to bring down. 
 
 See Karatpepu). 
 KaroKvkio, w, f. r/o-w, to turn back, 
 
 hesitate, be reluctant, repent, 
 
 fear. Th. oKVog. 
 KaroXia9aivu),to fall, come down, 
 
 slip or tumble down : fr. jcnrd, 
 
 dXiaOaii'io. 
 KaroXoXi'^u), f. ^w, to howl a- 
 
 gainst, cry woe upon : fr. Kara, 
 
 oXoAi'^o*. 
 KaroXuipc'ponai, f. ovfiai, to be- 
 
^1 
 
 KAT 
 
 wail, lament : fr. Kara, oXotpu- 
 pofxai. 
 
 KaTo^vi'fii & KaTofxvvfiai, to 
 swear by or against, take or con- 
 firm by an oatli. Th. ofivvfjn, 
 to swear, 
 
 Kcrror//^!, to benefit ; mid. to en 
 joy : fr. Kara, ovrjfii. 
 
 Karovoio, w, &. KctToiwfiai, to 
 blame, reproach, despise : fr. 
 Kara, oi^oio, same as ovopiai. 
 
 Karo^yy, tia, v, very sharp or 
 shrill : fi\ /cara, o^v^. 
 
 KaroTrd^u), to follow, supplant, 
 pursue, vanquish ; KaTOTrd'Cy, 3 
 sing. subj. act. : fr. Kara, orra- 
 Koj ; f. CTw. 
 
 KaroTTiv, adv., afterwards, be- 
 hind, for the future. Th. ott'ktu). 
 
 KaroTTicrOei;, Si -i(t0c, poet, after- 
 wards, behind : fr. same th. 
 
 KrtroTrrcutu, to look at, observe, 
 inspect, perceive, spy out : & 
 
 Karo7rr»)p, iipog, & KaToirTtjQ, 
 ov, 6, an inspector, spy : fr. 
 Kara, oTTTOfxai. 
 
 Karo7rro/iat, f. oypo^iai, to look 
 down upon, spy, explore : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 KdroTTTog, 6, >}, visible, conspi- 
 cuous ; looking down upon ; ir. 
 the same th. : but, thoroughly 
 roasted ; fr. Kara, oTrrbg, roast- 
 ed. Th. oTrrdu). 
 
 KaroTTTpiCio, to reflect, as a look- 
 ing-glass ; f. iffiOj perf. /carwTr- 
 rpiKa, pres. ra. KaroTTTpi^onai^ 
 to view as in a glass ; with an 
 ace. 2 Cor. iii. 18 : & 
 
 Y^aTOTTrpiKOQ, ?), ov, belonging to 
 a mirror ; KaroTrrptfc/y, (sc. rs;]^- 
 vri,) catoptrics, that part of op- 
 tics which treats of reflection : 
 
 fr. KUTOTTTpOV. 
 
 KdroTTTQiQ, iSog, »y, poet, same as 
 
 KdroTrrpoi', ov, to, a miiTor, 
 image. Th. oTrrofiai. 
 
 KaTupBoio, Cj, f. u)(7io, to erect, set 
 up or upright, make straight, 
 direct, conduct, achieve ; act 
 valiantly or well ; cause to suc- 
 ceed, prosper, correct, regulate, 
 #eform ; perf. KanopOwKa : fr. 
 Kara., opOou). Th. 6p96g. 
 
 KarupOwfta, arog, to, any thing 
 rightly done ; success, a noble 
 action; dat. \)\. KaropBionaGi: &. 
 
 Kar6/u0ai(Ti^, tu)g,r)y a doing well, 
 success, excellence, correction, 
 amendment : & 
 
 KaropOojTiKog, ?}, bv, successful, 
 right, opp. to dfiapTrjTiKog : fr. 
 perf. pass, of KaTopOou), 
 
 Karoppiockio, di, f. //(T(u, to fear, be 
 afraid of : fr. Kara, oppujciio. 
 
 KaTopvKTog, 6, >/, dug out ; bu- 
 ried, interred : fr. KUTopuTTuj. 
 
 KaTopv^ig, eu>g, >), a digging 
 down ; burying or concealing ui 
 the ground : fr. 
 
 KAT 
 
 KaTopvTTio, to dig through or 
 down, liide in the earth, bury, 
 inter. Th. opvaaw, to dig ; f. 
 
 ^a>, perf. ojpvxft, ^^^t- opiopvx^} 
 a. 2. (jUpvyov. 
 
 Karopx^ofiai, ovfiai, to dance on 
 the ground, dance over, insult : 
 fr. KuTa, oo;^€0)Uai. 
 
 KaropiopvxOai, perf. inf. pass. 
 Att. of KaToniiTTio. 
 
 Karoaaopai, to eye or survey : 
 fr. Kara, u(T(70fiai. 
 
 Karon, Ion. for Ka9' '6,Tiy where- 
 fore, since. 
 
 KaTovXdg, d^og, ?/, vv^, dark 
 night : fr. Kara, ovXog. 
 
 KrtrovXoa>, JJ, f. wcrio, to cover 
 with a scar : fr. Kara, ouXoio. 
 
 KaTovpiio, di, f. ijauj, to urine 
 upon, treat with contumely : fr. 
 Kara, oupkoj. 
 
 Karovpi^io, f. cw, to sail with a 
 prosperous gale, prosper : fr. 
 Kara, ovpi^io. 
 
 K«ro0pi'6o^at, ovfiai, to be su- 
 percilious : fr. Kara, 6<ppvg. 
 
 KaroxfiVj f^^Q, Ion. riog, o, a bolt 
 & 
 
 Karoyfuw, to allow to copulate ; 
 f. tvau), perf. 0}\tvKa : fr. Kara, 
 6\f.vuj. 
 
 Karoxv, iig,y),Si> keeping or hold 
 ing back, holding fast, retention, 
 detention, possession, divine in- 
 spiration : & 
 
 Karo^i^og, 6, »/, possessed of a 
 demon, inspired : & 
 
 KdToxog, 6, >';, possessed, kept, 
 retained, inspired : fr. Karexco. 
 
 Karo^piog, b, »'/, before the eyes, 
 obvious, conspicuous ; from 
 whence a view may be had : fr. 
 
 KaTOTTTOfXal. 
 
 KaTTiTtpog, ov, 6, Att. for Kuaai- 
 Tipog, tin. 
 
 KdTTv^a, Tb, Att. for Kdaavfxa : 
 so Karrvoj for Kaaavio. 
 
 KaTTVTTTtaOai, to strike the body 
 through agony of grief ; poet, 
 sync, for KaTaTVTrrtaOai. Th. 
 TUTTTio, to beat. 
 
 Karrut, Dor. for icara tou, a- 
 gainst, on the other hand, &c. 
 
 KaTVTrepOe, Ion. for KaOvTrspOe, 
 above ; KaTVTrtpTenog, Ion. for 
 KaOvTreprepog, superior. 
 
 KaTvirvuKTai, to have slept, a. 1. 
 inf. act. of KaTvirvou), Ion. for 
 KaOvTTi'ouj. Th. vTTvog. 
 
 KA'TQ, adv., beneath, below, un- 
 derneath, downwards, down, un- 
 der, by sea ; used with an arti- 
 cle as a noun, as i) Kdru), hiferior; 
 oi Kdrio Tov xpovov ytyefTjfis- 
 voi, those who are boi-n after ; 
 compar. KaTiortpu), adv., lower. 
 
 KarwCvvdufjUt, to afl*ect with sor 
 row, grieve ; f. rjffuj : & 
 
 KaTojdvvog, 6, >}, sorrowful, sad 
 Th. odvvf]. 
 
 . (360) 
 
 KAY 
 
 KdnoOe, or KaTioOtr, adv. from 
 below. Th. /caVtu. 
 
 KarojOio, f. u)(Tio, a. I. Att. Kar- 
 eu)na, to thrust down. Th. ujOiio. 
 
 KaTioicapa, adv., with the head 
 downwards, headlong : fr. icaVw, 
 Kupa. 
 
 KaT(pKti, 3 sing. impf. ind, act. 
 KaTti}K)i(Jcv, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 Kari^Kovv, 3 pi. imperf. act. of 
 KaroiK'tdJ, to dwell. 
 
 KaTipKiadtv, Bueot. sync, for KaT- 
 (^Kiadiirrai', 3 pi. a. 1. ind. pass, 
 of KaroiKi^it}, to build j f. truj, 
 perf. i^KiKa. 
 
 KaT(tJKo^ufu]fitvaig, dat. pi. f. g. 
 pf. part. pass, of KaToiKu^of.dio : 
 see oiKOiojXiu). 
 
 KaTujfidciog, 6, »'/, from the shoul- 
 ders ; up to the shoulders : & 
 
 Karoj^aCbv, adv., on or from the 
 shoulders, to the shoulder : fr. 
 KUTa, wfivg. 
 
 Kariofii'vaOai, or KaTofivvrrOai, to 
 swear by : fr. Karo/u- 17a. 
 
 Kartofioaii], i]g, 1), an oiith : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 KuTiovaKi), Tjg, »), or KaTojvaKijg, 
 ov, b, a slave's garment, border- 
 ed with sheep-skin : fr. Kdrio, 
 t'aKog. 
 
 KarwvoiTo, 3 pi. impf. ind. m. of 
 Karoi'ow, to blame, reproach. 
 
 KarwTTOf, /), by, having the coun- 
 tenance dejected with grief : fr. 
 jcarw, ioxj/. 
 
 KaTtopa, he looked upon, 3 sing, 
 impf. ind. act. Ion. for KaOojpa^ 
 of bpditj, to see. 
 
 KaTibpv^e, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 KaTopvaaiti, to bury in the earth; 
 f. ^a>, perf. x«. Th. opvaffio. 
 
 Karopov^, vxog, 6c Karu}pvxi)c, 
 tog, o, 7/, dug or sunk in the 
 ground, buried, intended, under 
 the ground, in caves ; subst. /;, 
 a hole, cave, cavern, grotto. 
 
 Karwpxtorro, they danced, 3 pi. 
 impf. ind. m. of KaTopx^ofiai. 
 
 KaTi'oraTog, lowest, superl. : & 
 
 KaTUJTepog, lower, compar. : & 
 
 KaTinrkpuj, adv., lower, compar. 
 fr. KdTU). 
 
 KaTo)(paydg, d, 0, a voracious 
 bird, glutton : fr. Kdrio, (pdyio. 
 
 KaToj<pepi)g, sog, b, ?/, hanging 
 down, inclined, prone to : fr. 
 Kdrio, ^ipio. 
 
 Kavai,^ dKog, Kavt]^ or Kd/3//^, 
 rjKog, 6, a sea-gull, or sea-mew. 
 
 Kavd^aig, you might break, 2 s. 
 a. 1. opt. act. for Kard^aig, ta- 
 king away t, & adding v, ^Eol. 
 (as in aviip, for di)p,) of kot- 
 dyvv^i, f. d^tu. Th. dyvvfii. 
 
 KavOi]aofiai, y, tTai, f. 1. pass, of 
 Kaiu), to burn ; f. Kavaio, perf. 
 l>ass. KiKavnai, a. 1. pass. U-av- 
 Qi]v, a. 2. pass. iKdi]v, f. 1. pass. 
 KavOi]aonai. 
 
 KAY 
 
 KavKoKtov, ov, Tb, a certain ves- 
 sel : fr. KavKiov, a cup. 
 
 K AVKAATS, i^og, t), Lat. cauca- 
 /^•, a kind of wild carrot. 
 
 KavKioi', ov, Tb, a cup. 
 
 KA YKrs, iC'Og, 1), a kind of shoe: 
 otherwise ^avKog. 
 
 KAYAO'S, ov, b, a stem, stalk, 
 shank, shaft of a spear, hilt of a 
 sword. 
 
 KaD/ia, aTog, rb, heat, fire, burn- 
 ing flame : fr. Kaiu). 
 
 Knl'f^iari'CoJ, to burn, scorch, tor- 
 ture l)y tire ; mid. to suffer from 
 heat ;'f. iauj, a. I. tKavfidTiffa, 
 a. I. inf. act. Kavpariaai, a. 1. 
 ind. pass. lKavnariaBi]v, tjg, »/, I 
 was scorched : fr. the above. 
 
 KavimKij, IK, V, » Persian gar- 
 ment with the fur or hair on. 
 Othei's read it KavvuKtj. Th. 
 ruKog. 
 
 KAi}NOS, ov, b, a lot, KXr]pog : 
 but 
 
 Kavvbg, bad, as if fr. Kirbg, 
 empty, vain. 
 
 Kai'pbg, ov, b, bad, as if fr. Kav- 
 vug. 
 
 Krty(Tta, ag, //, a cap or helmet, 
 having a broad brim to protect 
 from the heat of the sun, used 
 by the Macedonians : & 
 
 Kavai^og, tj, ov, capable of being 
 burnt, combustible : & 
 
 Kavmg, eiog, >'/, a biu'ning, burn- 
 ing heat ; varnishing witli warm 
 wax. Th. Kaioj ; f. Kavcrio. 
 
 KavcTog, ov, b, heat, burning fe- 
 ver : thence 
 
 Kavffou), a, to burn, burn up ; f. 
 u)(Tuj, perf. KtKavcrojKa, pres. pa.ss. 
 KavfToofiai, ovfiai. Th. icaico. 
 
 KavcTTtipbg, a, bv, hot, burning : 
 fr. the same. 
 
 Kau(TT)']niov, ov, Tb, a hot or sear- 
 ing iron, brand, cautery ; fr. 
 the .same. 
 
 KavariKbg, 7), bv, having the 
 power to burn, caustic : & 
 
 Kavarbg, t), bv, burnt, fit to 
 l)urn, combustible : fr. tlie same. 
 
 KaiXTu), I will burn, f. 1. act. fr. 
 Kaioj, to burn. 
 
 Kavaibdqg, tog, b, ij, scorching. 
 
 KavtTiDV, u)vog, 0, heat ; sultry 
 wiutl : fr. the same. 
 
 Katra^, a, 6, Dor. for Kavrrjg, 
 ov, b, a burner : fr. the same th. 
 
 Kaur/)p, iipog, b, a burner, mark 
 burnt in : fr. the same. 
 
 Kai»r//|Otd^(u, to burn with a hot 
 iron, bi"and ; f. dau), perf. KtKav- 
 TijpiaKa, pf. pass. KiKavTrfpiaa- 
 f.iai, perf. part. pass. KiKavTqpi- 
 afffxkvog, cauterised, burnt ott" : 
 fr. 
 
 KavTrjpiov, ov, Tb, a cautery, hot 
 iron for burning. Th. icaiw, f. 
 Kav (Sit), to burn. 
 
 Kaurof, »), bv, same as Kavarbg, 
 
 KAX 
 
 fit to burn, burning. But 
 
 Kavrbg, by Att. synaloepha for 
 Kai avrbg, and he. 
 
 Y^avxct, ag. Dor. for Kavxi], ijg, 1), 
 a boasting. Th. Kavxdofiai. 1 
 
 Kavxdt(Tai, uaai, you boast, for 
 Kavxdij, Kavx^, 2 sing. pr. pass. I 
 of I 
 
 KAYXA'OMAI, dfiai, to boast,! 
 vaunt, brag, glory, exag<i;erate 
 by vain glory ; Kavxdaai, 2 sing, | 
 pres. pass. ; f. I. ni. Kavxi)(yoixai,\ 
 a. 1. m. kKavx^^dji^v, lo, aTo, 
 a. 1. subj. m. Kavxi)'7iof.iai, y, 
 i]Tai : fr. xdw, Kaxdto, Kavxdu), 
 to speak in a hollow, empty 
 manner. 
 
 Kavxdcrai, you boast, 2 sing. pr. 
 of the above. 
 
 Kavx'^va, ace. sing, for Kal av- 
 X^va : fr. avx>)v, svog, b, the 
 neck. 
 
 Kavx^ofxai, Dor. for Kavxdoi.iai. 
 
 Kavxn, VQ, t), & Kai'»x?//ia, arog, 
 Tb, a boasting, exultation, boast; 
 subject of exultation : & 
 
 Kai'xn'^^S, ttof, //, a boasting, 
 vain glory, ostentation : fr. perf. 
 pass, of Kavxdofiai. 
 
 Ka^fw, a, to breathe with diffi- 
 culty, pant, gasp, expire, f, i)(tio, 
 p, ijKa ', perf, part. KfKatprjKitjg, 
 by crasis /c£K:a0j;wg,6rog, breath- 
 ing, panting. Hence Engl, to 
 (^ape : fr. K-dnrw. 
 
 ¥ia(pi](nog, ov, b, Dor. for K/;0^- 
 aiog, b, Cephesian : fr. 
 
 Kacpifrbg, Dor. for Kij(piabg, ov, b, 
 a river of Boeotia. 
 
 Kd(povpa, ag, //, camphor : fr. 
 Hebr! 
 
 Kaxd^iJ, f. (Tu), Dor. K(o, to laugh 
 loud ; the same as Kayxd^oj, 
 striking out the y, formed by 
 onomatopoeia : fr. x"''*^? X"^^» 
 Kaxd^oi, to open the rtiouth 
 wide. 
 
 Kax'a^'w, Dor. for Kaxd^a), I shall 
 laugh, f. 1. of the above verb. 
 
 KaxtKTtuj,oj, to be in a disordered 
 habit of body, in a bad state of 
 health, be evil-minded or evil- 
 disposed : & 
 
 KaxsKr//c, ov, b, & Kdx^KTog, ov, 
 o, //, of a bad habit of body, evil- 
 disposed : & 
 
 Kaxf?'«j (IS, V, a bad habit of 
 body ; depravity of mind : fr. 
 KaKbg, 'i^ig. Th. tx*^* 
 
 Kax^Taintia, ac, »}, bad society : 
 fr. KaKbg, haipia. Th. tTalpog. 
 
 KaxiTaiptiiig, gen. sing. Ion. of 
 the above. 
 
 Kaxw^pog, b, i), one whose days 
 are evil, leading an uidiappy 
 life : fr. KaKbg, I'mspa, 
 
 KaxXdKoKTa, ag, a. Dor. for Ka- 
 xXd^ovaa, //, pres. part. f. g. fr. 
 
 KaxXa'^w, to murmur like rush- 
 ing water, rattle, roar ; boil, 
 (361) 
 
 KEA 
 
 bubble : whence Engl, to cackle: 
 fr. 
 
 KA'XAHS, ijKog, b, a little stone, 
 pebble. 
 
 KA'XPYS, or Kdyxpvg, vog, t), 
 roasted barley ; seed of rose- 
 mary ; pulse, peas, beans ; knobs 
 which grow on certain trees ; as 
 the oak, nut, pine, «S:c. 
 
 Kaxi'TTOTTTog, b, r), suspicious of 
 evil, anticipating ill : fr. Kaicbg, 
 
 VTrOTTTtVii). 
 
 Kdxpa, rjg, 1), a coff'er, chest ; a 
 word borrowed by the later 
 Greeks from the Latin capsa. 
 
 Ka\pdxVf '?Cj V, the same. 
 
 Kdiv, (whence a. 1. iKtja, a. 2. 
 j»ass.£K-a'/yi', f,2, pass, Kai)(To^iai,) 
 Att. the same as Kaiio, to burn. 
 
 KE', before a vowel Ktv, a poetic 
 particle, of the same force as dv 
 in ]>rose. 
 
 Ked'Cio, to cleave, split ; f. dtru) : 
 Ksarrrrt, 3 s. a. 1. Ion. & poet, 
 for tKsafff. Th. Kiio, to cleave. 
 
 KKA'Ni2B02, ov, r), a kind of 
 thorn or thistle. 
 
 KE'AP, aTog, Tb, the heart, mind, 
 contr. K/jp, cur, as if fr. Kaiu), be- 
 cause the heart is the fountain 
 of heat. 
 
 Keaaffi, II. TI. 347, Ion, for Iks- 
 a(Te, 3 s. a. 1. ind. act. of Ktd^io, 
 to cleave ; Kf dcrffag, a. 1. part, 
 act., doubling c Th. irtw, the 
 same. 
 
 Kiarai, or KtiaTat, they lie, 3 pi. 
 pres. ind. m. Ion. for KtivTai, fr. 
 Kslfiai, whence KeaTO for tKHi'To, 
 3 pi. imperf. 
 
 Ktaro, they lay, wei'e, Ion. for 
 tKEivTo, 3 pi. imperf. ind. m. fr. 
 Kelf^tat, to lie ; so KttTai, Ion. for 
 KilTai, he lies, 3 sing. pres. 
 
 Ki/3X?;, T]g, 1), a head, Maced. for 
 
 Kf0rtX//. 
 
 KKBPI'ONHS, ov, 0, the name 
 
 of a bird ; also the name of a 
 
 giant. 
 Kfyxpftt'j ^v, a\, the name of a 
 
 harbour in Corinth. 
 y^iyXpioXog, a, ov, of the size of 
 
 a millet, equal to a millet. 
 KE'rXP02, ov, b, millet, the roe 
 
 of fish, seed of figs, a kind of 
 
 serpent ; a species of diamond, 
 
 bead ; dat. pi. Ion. Ktyxpoicri. 
 ViiyXP^^^Q, «oc, o, >/, like millet : 
 
 fr. Kkyxpog, tlcog. 
 K£yxpw/ia,orof,r6, a millet- work, 
 
 small perforations : fr. Ktyxpog. 
 Kt^d'^u), or KtSdio, f. aTiu, also 
 
 poet. KtSaiu), for CKt^dCio. 
 KtdarrOkvTig, a. 1. part. pass. fr. 
 
 Ktdd^oj, or Kt^dijj, for (Tic6^a'^tt>, 
 
 to disperse. 
 KE'AMATA, wr, tu, an afl*ection 
 
 in the joints from continued 
 
 diarrhoea. 
 Ktdvbc, )), bv, worthy of care or 
 
d 
 
 KEI 
 
 esteem, venerable, renowned, 
 
 careful, disereet,stea(ly, cautious, 
 
 prudent, intelligent, chaste, vir- 
 tuous, worthy, respectable, ho- 
 nourable ; superl. KecporaTog. 
 Th. Krjdog. 
 
 KiSpiriy ag, Ion. tr;, r;c, »'/, oil of 
 cedar : & 
 
 Ktcpiveog, the same as 
 
 Kf^pivoQ, rj, ov, Lat. cedrinus, 
 made of cedar : fr. Ktdfiog. 
 
 KtcpjV', icogyr), the fruit or berries 
 of the c<?dar : fr. 
 
 KE'APOS, ov, 1/, Lat. rcdnttf, a 
 cedar-tree ; kind of juniper 
 tree ; Kkdpov, to, the fruit of 
 the cedar : as if fr, jctw, to bum ; 
 fcfopou tvKtaTitto, Od. E. 59. 
 
 Ka*pwr, 6, the name of a rivulet, 
 luulecl. riebr. dark. 
 
 Kkdputarigj nog, i), the white vine, 
 bryony. 
 
 KeSpojTuc, i), bv, anointed with 
 cedar oil, made of cedar : fr. 
 KsSpog. 
 
 KksTai, 3 sing. pres. ind. m. Ion. 
 for Ktlrui, he lies. 
 
 KstjTai, 3 sing. pres. subj. fr. 
 KfMfiaij Kiy ; fr. Ksofiai, obs. for 
 Ktlfiaiy to lie, 
 
 KtiavTeg, a. 1. part. act. for Kav- 
 (TafTtg, as also Keidnti'og for 
 Kavffdfiivng, a. 1. j)art. m. fr. 
 Ka'no, to burn. 
 
 Kciarai, Ion. for Kilvrai, 3 pi. pr, 
 ind, m. Kfiaro, Ion, for tKsii'To, 
 3 pi. imperf. of Kiifiai, to lie. 
 
 Kgi//, Dor. for Ki t'irj. 
 
 KtlOtjf, Ion. for UtWiv, thence. 
 
 KuOi, II. r. 402, there, & Ktlae, 
 thither, a<lv. Th. tictlt'og. 
 
 KEPiMAI, (jai, Tai, to lie, lie 
 down ; be laid or jilaccd or si- 
 tuated ; be laid up, reserved ; 
 be killed, die ; be tlirown down, 
 buried ; loll, hang down ; lie 
 still, remain inactive, be neg- 
 lected ; be deposited ; be con- 
 secrated ; he ordained or esta- 
 blished ; for vTroKfifiai, to be 
 bound by covenant, Dem. ; be 
 consecrated to the gods ; KtXTcti 
 txioVf he has ; for verbs of ges- 
 ture frequently signify merely, 
 to be ; f. Ktiaofiai, imperf. tKti- 
 
 firjl', <TOy TO. 
 
 Ktifitvog, r/, or, laid up, pres. pt. 
 Kiifiiva, TCL, pi. n. g. fr. the 
 above. 
 
 Y>.ii}^ir]\idpxiov, ov, to, a place in 
 which valuable articles are de- 
 posited : fr. 
 
 KtifiijXiov, ov, TO, a treasure, de- 
 posit. Th. Ktifiai. 
 
 Klip, for Kal iv, or Kal elv, and 
 in. 
 
 Ksiiy, poet, adv., in that way or 
 manner, for tfceiVj/, sc. o^i^. 
 
 Kflpog, Ion. for tKtlvog, he. 
 
 Ktivbg, rj, ov, poet, for Kivog 
 
 KEK 
 
 empty. 
 
 Ktii'ojg, Ion. for iKiiviog, in that 
 
 manner. 
 
 Kf/pa//f rat, shorn, nom. pi. f, g. a. 
 1. part. m. fr. Ki'ipio, to clip or 
 shear ; f. tpCj, perf. KtKapKa, a. 
 1. iKtipa. 
 
 Kfipdg, d^og, Jer. xlviii. 30. cd. 
 Cant, dvOnioTTovg Ktind^ag, men 
 shorn or shaved. 
 
 Kiipe, pres. imper. act. Ktlpfv, 
 Dor. for fcf ip«M', to shear, ]>res. 
 inf. act. ; KeipiTni, 3 sing. pres. 
 ind. pass. fr. Kiipu). 
 
 Ktipia, ag, »/, a winding-sheet ; 
 swathing-band for infants ; also 
 Kijpia : fr. ic/)p, death. 
 
 KEI'PQ, to cut off the hair, crop, 
 slieai', shave, cut, clip ; cut oft 
 or down, devastate, depopulate, 
 scatter, devour, kill ; pres. part, 
 Keiptov, cropping, f. kioCj, a. 1. 
 tKtipa, a, 1, inf. act, Ktlpai, a. 1, 
 m. iKiipdf.ir}p, oj, oto, a. 1. im- 
 per. m. Ktlpai, daOoj, a. 1, inf. 
 m, KeinanOai, to clip ; KtKdpOai, 
 perf, inf. j>ass. 
 
 Kilg, Dor. for Kal tig. 
 
 KttcTf, thither, adv. for iKilffi. 
 Th. tKeXvog. 
 
 Ku(r9ai, pres. inf. fr. Kflfxai, to 
 lie. 
 
 KiKTovnai & KEnrevfiai, Dor. for 
 Kiiffofiai, f. 1. of Kflfiai. 
 
 KfTr' & KUTo, for iKtiTO, 3 sing, 
 imperf. icfTrat, he lies, 3 sing, 
 pres. of the same. 
 
 Kf iti), to desire to lie down : fr. 
 Ksu}, whence Ktiftai. 
 
 KeKadrjfToi.tai, Sc in pi. KCfcot^j/cro- 
 fitOa, Il,(), 353, f. 2, pass. Ion. & 
 poet, for KaCritTofxai, for xa^i)(To- 
 ftai, fr. xdi^ijj, to yield, take, be 
 anxious ; f. aoj, a. 2, t\a^oi', 
 poet, /csx^t^oi'. Ion. KSKaCov, I 
 have deprived, a. 2. part, KtKa- 
 £u)v, depriving, II. A. 334. a. 2. 
 m. KtKac6fir}v. Others take <c€- 
 KaSt)(Toixc(i for KiKrjBi)(Topai, I 
 will take care, paulo-post-fut, 
 of Kr]SoiJiai, to take care. Some 
 think that it is used by redupl. 
 for KJi^rjffojjiai, &. shortening the 
 first syllable KiKaci](TOfiai, i'r.Ka- 
 dkio, fr. ixa^ovy a. 2. of x^^^- 
 
 KiKa^/xEvov, adorned. Dor. for 
 KtKafTfiii'ov, part. perf. pass. fr. 
 Kci^io, to adorn ; f. fftu. 
 
 KtKa^ov, I have deprived, a. 2. 
 Ion. for ix^t^ov : & 
 
 Kekci^oi'to for i.\d^ovTO, 3 pi. Ion. 
 a. 2, m. of x^^^^'i ^o retreat. 
 
 }^iKaQapi<Tp.'ivog, i], ov, part. perf. 
 pass, of KaOapi^u), to purify : & 
 
 KaKuOapi^ifvog, part. perf. pass, 
 fr, th. KuOaipio, to purify, 
 
 KfKciGiKa, perf. act. of KaOi^io, to 
 place. Th. V^w, to cause to sit. 
 
 KtKaXvpfiat, I was covered, perf. 
 pass. ind. KiKnXvfifikvog, rj, ov, 
 ' (362) 
 
 KEK 
 
 perf. pass. part, of koXotttu), to 
 hide, cover ; f. i//u>, perf. KiKci- 
 }iV<pa, a. 2. iKfiXvlSov. 
 KfKanov, a. 2. ind. act. poet, for 
 iKafiov ', fr. Kcifivtu. 
 KtKctpio, I laboured, by redupl. 
 for /ca'/iw, a. 2. subj. act. of Kii- 
 fivu) ; f. /(o), j^erf. KtKfujKa, a. 2, 
 
 tKafiov. 
 KiKcipOai, pf. inf. pass. fr. Kilpm, 
 
 to clip. 
 KiKaoKa, I have shorn, perf. act. 
 
 KiKcinKfi, Ion. for tKiKatiKti, 3 
 
 sing. ])lupf. fr. Ktipio ; f. ipCj, 
 
 perf. pass. KtKapfiai. 
 KiKapiofxeviov, gen. pi. perf. part. 
 
 pass, of Kapout, to render t(n'j)id; 
 
 f. loTio. Th. icdpog, deep sleep. 
 Kf KcinOai, II. Q. 540. perf. inf. 
 
 pass. fr. ra'^w, to adorn ; f. aio, 
 
 perf. pass. KiKaafxai, pei*f. part. 
 
 pass. KfKafTfxh'og. 
 KtKavO-n, perf. inf. pa.ss. of Kaiut, 
 
 to burn; f. Kaixxio, perf. KiKavKa, 
 
 a. 2, (Kaov. 
 KfKavfui>((), dat. sing. perf. part. 
 
 pass, of the same. 
 KfKa9/;ojg,6roc,|)anting,expiring, 
 
 Ion. for KtKarpTjKujg, perf. part. 
 
 act. as if fr. Kticpku). Th. KaTTTio, 
 
 to breathe; f. i//(i>, perf. KeKa(pa. 
 KtKfpaKci, I have mixed, pf. act. 
 KiK(patTf.ikvog, mixed, part. perf. 
 
 pass, fr. Kipdvvvpi, to mix. 
 KiKiplaKa, perf. ind. act. of rep- 
 
 ^aivu). 
 KtKtvOa, ag, e, I cover, perf. m. 
 
 So KiKevOii, he concealed, 3 sing. 
 
 plupf. m. Ion. ^)f KtvOio, to hide; 
 
 f, (Tio, perf. KtKtvKa. Some con- 
 
 si<ler KfKtvBe a. 2. for tKtvOe, by 
 
 Ion. redupl. 
 KfKija, I have burned, perf. m. 
 
 of Kaiio, to burn ; f. Kaixru), a. 2. 
 
 ficaov. 
 KtKtjpvKTai, 3 sing. pf. ind. pass. 
 
 of KijpvatTUJ, to proclaim ; f. ^w, 
 
 perf. KiKiipvxci. Th. Ki'ipvK. 
 KeKii>cvvtvpivov Trpay/ia, an un- 
 dertaking attended w ith danger, 
 
 perf. part. pass. fr. Kivdvvtvuj. 
 
 Th. Kivdvvog, ov, 6, danger. 
 KeKivcvrev^'iviog, adv. danger- 
 ously : fr. Kivdvvivu). 
 KeKivsarai, they were moved. 
 
 Ion. for KeKtvTjvTai, 3 pi. perf. 
 
 ind. pass, of Kivito, to move ; f. 
 
 r)(To}, perf KtKivtjKa. 
 KffcXa'y^o, poet, redupl. for KXdy- 
 
 ^u), f. 1. of (cXa'^w, to cry ; a. 2. 
 
 iicXayov, perf. m. ic£KX;/ya. 
 KfKXaptviov, for KiKXafffxeviuv, 
 
 gen. pi. perf. part. pass, of icXaw, 
 
 to break. 
 KiKXdpfiai, I was taken away by 
 
 stealth, for KiKXfppai,oi jcXsTrrw, 
 
 to steal ; f, xpto, perf. »c£»cXf0a. 
 KfjcXaffro, it had been broken. 
 
 Ion. for tJCficXaoTo, 3 sing, plupf. 
 
 pass, of jcXa'w, to break. 
 
 1 
 
 I 
 
 i 
 
 KEK 
 
 KfKXeipevog, shut, for KiKXntr^s- 
 vog, perf. part, jiass. of kXiiio, to 
 shut ; f. <Tw, perf. KSKXttKa, perf. 
 pass. KtK\ii[iai Sc KSKXnafiai. 
 
 KfKXtfi^'tvov, st<»len, perf. part, 
 pass. n. g. fr. KXeirTo). 
 
 KtKXfo, Ion. for KiKXov, pres. im- 
 per. of kUXoi-uu, the same as 
 KiXofKn, to exhort. 
 
 K<*:X»/arat, 3 jd. pei-f. ind. pass. 
 Ion. for KtKXijvTcii, & 
 
 KtKXi'jttTo, 3 pi. plupf. ind. pass 
 Ion. for KfKXtivTO, fr. /caXeut, to 
 call ; perf. KEKXtjKa, perf. pa.ss. 
 K^KXijpai. 
 
 KU\tiya, porf. ind. m. of icXa'^w, 
 to utter a shrill loud sound ; f. 
 y^io, a, 2. tKXayov ; KtKXtiyvXa, 
 perf. part. mid. f. g. 
 
 KiKXfjyovTig, crying out. Some 
 sujjpose it to be used yEol. for 
 KtKXijyoTtg, nom. pi. part. perf. 
 in. of K-Xd^tu, to cry (»ut. Others 
 think it the pres. part. act. fr. 
 
 KtKXiiyu), to cry out, make a loud 
 noise ; fr. perf. m. KiK\iiya, ol 
 KXd^oi, to cry out. But KtKXyj- 
 yujg, oTog, crying out, part. perf. 
 m. fr. KBKXtjya. 
 
 KeK'Xr/fca, I have called, perf. act. 
 KtKXi]Kiog, perf. part. act. k£kXj/- 
 jLtrri, perf. pass. : & hence 
 
 KiKXri^kvog, r], ov, called, perf. 
 part. pass. : & 
 
 KtKXfiuOai, to be called, perf. inf. 
 pass, fr, KaXsio. 
 
 K(K\i)<To^ai, paulo-post-fut. ind. 
 of the same verb. 
 
 Kf/cXj'arat, Ion. for KtKXtvTai, 3 
 p!. ])erf. pass, of icXii'w, to incline. 
 So KtKXiaTo, Ion. for sKftcXivro, 
 3 pi. plupf. pass, of the same 
 verb. Some think that Kf JcXiarat 
 is used by systole for KfK^fiarai. 
 they were shut in, and that Ion. 
 for KtK\tlvTai, 3 pi. perf. pass. 
 
 Vf KXflM, to shut. So KtlcXtjUSVOg, 
 
 for KticXiipEvog, perf. part, pass 
 
 KiKXipfPT), perf. ])art. pass. f. g 
 
 fr. k\u'w, to incline ; f. rw, perf 
 
 KBKXlKa. 
 
 KtK-Xojuoi, the same as KtXnfiat, to 
 exhort ; KeK\o[itvog, pres. ])art. 
 
 K£k"Xo0a, I stole, (icficXe0i«it:, part, 
 having stolen,) Att. i\>r KtKXetpa, 
 perf. act. of KiXsTrrw, to steal ; f. 
 ^/oi, perf. pass. KEtcXf/i/iai, perf. 
 m. KiKXoTra. 
 
 KfccXj'Oi, Dor. or poet, for kXvOi, 
 hear, pres. imper. act. fr. KXvfH, 
 or icXi)(o, to hear. 
 
 KeKXvfTp'tvog, washed out, obli 
 terated, perf. part. pass, of kXj; 
 Ktti, to wash out. 
 
 KiicXurc, hear ye, poet, redupl, 
 for KXvrf, 2 pi, pres, imper. KXv- 
 Oi, of jcXT'/ii, or kXvio, to hear. 
 
 KtfcXwfT/iat, I am destined, perf. 
 pass, of kXvj9io, to ordain, f. auj. 
 
 KtKudKojg, Dor. for KtKfirjKujg, 
 
 KEK 
 
 wearied out, exhausted, perf. 
 part. act. of Kdpvio, to lab<tur, 
 be sick ; f. Kafiio, perf. KiKfJitiKa, 
 a. 2. tica/<ov. 
 
 KeKfitiMTi, poet, for KfKfiii(')Ti, dat, 
 sing. Ion. of pf. part. KtKpjfKiug. 
 taking away k, Ion. KtKfitiwg, 
 oror, of Kapviii, to labour. 
 
 yLkKvairrpai, 1 am, have been 
 
 roused, perf, pa.ss. of Kvaiio, the 
 
 same as Kvdut, to cut. 
 KfKoii-njTai, 3 sing. pf. ind. pass. 
 
 of Kotfidio, to set asleep ; f. r/crw, 
 
 j)erf. K^KoijAiiKa. 
 Kf KoXdaOai, perf. inf. pass, of ko- 
 
 XdJ^uj, to punish ; f. aVw, perf. 
 
 KfKoXaKa. 
 KiKOf-ifiai, perf. pass, of kotttio, 
 
 to cut ; f, ypu), perf. K'tK0(pa, perf. 
 
 m. KiKOTra. 
 KsKova, I killed, poet, for Tjcrora, 
 
 perf. m. ])y taking away r and 
 
 prefixing k, fr. KTtivuj, to kill ; 
 
 f KTtvoj, perf. m. iktovu, tKova, 
 
 8c KeKOVa. 
 
 KtKoviafikvog, ij, ov, whitened, pf 
 |)art. pass. fr. Kovidio, to whiten, 
 f. d<Tio : fr. K07'ia, chalk. 
 
 KtKovifiivog, dusty, Att. for KfKo- 
 virrf^isvog, perf. part. pass. fr. 
 Ko}'ito, to raise a dust. 
 
 KfKoyicrfih'og, perf. part. pass. fr. 
 icoj't'sw, to till with dust. Th. 
 Krone, dust. 
 
 KfKoTrrtfc.-ir, ng, f, perf. act. of ko- 
 7rd^(u, to rest. 
 
 KtKOTravifTphog, pounded, part, 
 perf. pass, of KoTravi^o). 
 
 KiKonidKa, ag, t, \K'vi'. act. of ko- 
 TTtdw, to labour; f. d<Ttu. Th. ko- 
 TTTut, to cut. 
 
 KiKOTTojg, perf. part. m. of kotttw, 
 to pound, cut ; f. 4>(t), perf. ks- 
 Koipa, ])erf. m. KiKoira. 
 
 KtKooffTpivog, perf part. pass. fr. 
 KopfvvvfiL, to satisfy ; f. ecu*. 
 Th. Kopkio, the same. 
 
 Kf*coo/;/tf j'oc, perf. part. pass. fr. 
 Kopfit) ; f. £<Ta> & rjffu}, perf. KtKO- 
 pijKa. 
 
 KiKopjjtog, Ion. for KSKoptjKiog, pf. 
 part. act. of the preceding. 
 
 KeKopvOfjifvog, armed with a hel- 
 met, by sync, for KtKopr9j]psvog, 
 of KopvOivj. Th. Kopvg, v9og, r), 
 a helmet. Or for KfKopvffpkvog, 
 perf. part, of Kopvaau), fr. the 
 same th. 
 
 KtKOTtjoTa, angry, ace. sing, perf, 
 
 part. act. Ion. of kotsio, to be 
 
 angry ; f. ijfTio, perf. KtKoTijKa, 
 
 perf. i)art. KfKoTi]K(.og, oTog, Ion. 
 
 Th. Korog, resent- 
 
 KEK 
 
 feet; f.a»'{J, perf. KficpayKrt, perf. 
 
 pass. KiKooppai. 
 KkKpdya, ng, t, I cry out, perf. 
 
 m. of Kpdi^io, f. ^a>, to cry out. 
 Kf-Kpayfia, aTog, to, & KeKpay- 
 
 fibg, ov, 6, a scream, bawling, 
 
 cry, shout : fr. icpdZ^w. 
 'iKtKpd'yct, to cry out ; f. ^w, a. I. 
 
 KlKOTIjlog 
 
 ment. 
 KtK6(p9ni, to have been cut, perf. 
 
 inf. pass. fr. kotttu), to cut ; f. 
 
 \poj, ])erf. pass, cfjco/i/iai. 
 KtKpdavTo, they were completed, 
 
 poet. 6c Ion. for iKfKoavTO, 3 pi. 
 
 pluperf. pass, of Kpaivut, to ef- 
 (303) 
 
 t:KtKp(it,a, formed fr. KtKpaya, 
 perf. m. of Kpa^u). 
 
 KiKpdKtt, 1 have mixed, by syne, 
 for KiKfpnKa, perf. act. of Ktpdv- 
 vvfti, to nnx; f. Ktpdauj, and by 
 sync. Kpdffu), perf. pass. KtKpd- 
 fiai, pf part. pass. KtKpafxevog, 
 a. 1. part. pass. Kpu9iig. 
 
 KtKpaKTtjg, ov, 6, a bawler : fr. 
 Kpd^to. 
 
 KiKpa^i^dixng, ov, 6, one who 
 out-baw Is others: Kud^io, dandio. 
 
 KiKnd^opai, I will immediately 
 cry out, j)aulo-post-fut. of Kpa^io, 
 to cry out ; f. ^lo, perf. m. ke- 
 Kpaya. 
 
 Kt<f>dxciTai, Ion. for KfKpayfisvoi 
 ii(Tl, 3 pi. perf. ind. pass, of the 
 same. 
 
 KeKpax9i, cry out, by .sync, for 
 KtKpdytj9i. imper, of KtKpdyofiai, 
 the same as fcprt^<i», to cry out. 
 Or for KEKpax^^ 2 sing. perf. im- 
 perat. act. fr. Kpd'Cio. 
 
 KfKptjya, for KiKpaya, perf. ni. 
 of Kpd^io, to cry out. 
 
 KfKprjTo, Ion. for UiKparo, 3 
 i sing, plui)erf. of Kfpdnj, to mix ; 
 f, Kfpdnto, and by .sync, Kpdaoj, 
 perf, KtKpaKa. 
 
 KtKpiyoTtg, making a confused, 
 shrill noise, nom. pi. perf. part, 
 m. fr. Kpt^u), to shriek, creak ; f. 
 Ill), perf. m. icUpiya, hence ke- 
 KpiyvXa, perf. m. part. f. g. & iu 
 a. 2, act. tKpiKov for tt:piyov. 
 
 Kek-pifthn}}', ace. sing. perf. part. 
 pass. fr. Kpivoj, to separate ; f. 
 vw, ])erf. KfKptKa. 
 
 KU-piTai, it is judged, 3 sing. pf. 
 ind. pass, of the same. 
 
 KtKpoTTicai, lov, ai, the descend- 
 ants of Cecroi»s, Athenians. 
 
 KtKpoTafifvog. Dor. for KiKpori]- 
 ^livog, pf. part. pass, of KpoTiu), 
 to beat ; f. ijfno. Th. KpiWog. 
 
 Ktfcpo^/, oTToc, o, an impostor; or 
 an ape, by metath. fr KkKpwsl/. 
 
 KiKpv[5a, perf. m. of irpuTrrw, to 
 hide; f. xpio, perf. KUpv^a, a. 2. 
 iKpvjSov. 
 
 KtKpvfifi'tvog, rj, ov, hidden, perf. 
 ])art, pa.ss. of the same. 
 
 KtKpv<paXog, ov, 6, a net in which 
 women bind their hair ; hood, 
 cowl; headband of a bridle ; the 
 cavity of a hunting net ; second 
 stomach of ruminating animals: 
 fr. KpvTTTuj, j)erf. KUpvipa. 
 KtKpv<l>aTai, they lie hid, Ion. for 
 KiKpvfifiivoi ti<Ji, 3 pi. perf. ind. 
 pass, of KpvTTTOJj to hide. 
 
KEA 
 
 KEA 
 
 KEN 
 
 KfKrpwv//, OTTOC, o, an impostor: K£Xatvw7r»7c, ov, o, Dor. -Tra^: &1 
 
 see Kt/cpo;^. 
 
 KsKT7]fiai, I possess, p. pass. & 
 
 KeKTnfifi^og, porf. part. pass. & 
 
 KtK:r/)(T0ai, pf. inf. pass, fr. ktu- 
 ofiai, to acquire ; f. I'lcroiiai. 
 
 KtKi'Qiuaij Ion. & poet, redupl. 
 for KvOioat, 3 pi. a. 2. subj. of 
 KfuOtv, to hide ; f. ctu. 
 
 Kt\at£cj/, to celebrate, pres. inf. 
 act. contr. for /cfXaoktv, fr. ks- 
 Xadsco^ to celebrate. 
 
 KeXaSeivbg, r/,6v, rustling, noisy, 
 clamoi-ous, tumultuous. Th. /ci- 
 XaSoQy a noise. 
 
 KfXacf ^'^'6g, poet, for the above; 
 gen. pi. KiXactvvav, Dor. for ki- 
 Xacfirutv. 
 
 KtXa^iovTi, they resound, Dor. 
 for KeXa^.kuvai, 3 pi. pres. ind. 
 act. fr. 
 
 KtXadsu), uj, & KeXd^bj, to make 
 a noise, ring, roar, sound, re- 
 sound, shout, sing, wai'ble, pro- 
 claim, celebrate, rush, munnur, 
 as water ; poet, for v^vkio, to 
 celebrate ; f. i]<ru), a. 1. UtXa- 
 Siicra, Ion. KiXaCijaa. Th. KtXa- 
 Soc. Hence 
 
 KeXd^ilfia, arog, to, a loud noi.se, 
 shout, sound, murmur, rustling: 
 
 KeXadfJTig, ijndog, r), warbling, 
 singing, celebrating : fr. 
 
 KE'AAAOS, ov, 6, a noise, tu- 
 mult, murmur, din, shout, cla- 
 mour, cry, as of warriors or 
 hunters ; musical sound : as if 
 fr. KaXkoj, or ksXu) ddrjv. 
 
 KtXdSioVy ovrog, pres. particip. fr. 
 KtXd^ijj, the same as KiXaciu), to 
 make a noise : fr. the above. 
 
 KtXaivtyxVS, ^og, 6, »/, having a 
 black or deadly spear; P^pith. of 
 Mars, who, on account of the 
 slaughter occasioned by war. 
 causes men to wear black or 
 mourning. Fr. KtXaivogj the 
 same as jxiXag, & tyxog. 
 
 KtXaive<pt)g, sag, u, »/, spreading 
 black clouds ; dark-coloured, 
 black, purple : KfXaivug, vk<pog. 
 
 KeXaivojifiioTog, 6, //, black from 
 being gnawed : fr. KiXaivbg, 
 
 ftp(t)ITKUJ. 
 
 KiXaivog, i), bv, black ; as if /ie- 
 Xaivbg, rj, 6v. Th. ^fXa^, black. 
 
 KeXatvor^g, i]Tog, y, blackness: 
 fr. the above. 
 
 KtXatvoiparjg, & KeXaivo<pavt]g, 
 sog, b, y), having a black appear- 
 ance, dark, gloomy. Th. 0da>, 
 <paiv(ij. 
 
 KeXaivoippiov, ovog, 6, >), dark- 
 souled, treacherous: fr. KiXaivbg, 
 <Ppr]v. 
 
 KtXaivoxfitjg, uJTogf b, r), having 
 a dark hue or skiu: fr. KeXaivbg, 
 Xpi^Q. 
 
 KeXaivoiOj u>, f. tocrcj, to blacken : 
 fr. KtXaivog. 
 
 KtXaivCJTng, idog, )'/, the same as 
 
 KeXaivujyp, wTrog, b, having a 
 black face or body, of terrible 
 aspect; dark, designing, treache- 
 rous: fr. KfXta i^oc, tii/^, the coun- 
 tenance. Th. bTTTOfini. 
 
 KEAAPY'ZQ, to flow with a 
 murmuring noise, murmur, gur- 
 gle, triciJe ; f. auj, }>erf. Ka : as 
 if fr. KsXaCog, a noise, tSc pu'w, 
 or pkoj, to flow : hence 
 
 KiXdpv^ig, i(jjg, ?/, a murmuring, 
 nuirnmr, rippling. 
 
 KsXapvactv, Dor. for KtXapv^en^, 
 to mumuir, pres. inf. act. fr. 
 Ke\apvZ(o. 
 
 KsXfai, you command. Ion. for 
 KeXy,2 sing. pres. ind. m. fr. Kt- 
 Xofiai, to exhort ; f. ji(To/.ini. 
 
 KtXe/3//, rjg, j), Dor. KtXsiia, a 
 cup : j)erhaps fr. x"iv Xoi/3ai', 
 to pour a libation. 
 
 KsXiovTig, nom. pi. of KtXtiov, b, 
 the lower part of the upright 
 loom or embroidering frame. 
 Theocr. 
 
 KEAEO'2, ov, b, a destructive 
 bird ; a witwal : as if fr. KtXXoj, 
 to run swiftly. 
 
 KfXfaOe, command, 2 pi. pres. 
 impel', m. of KtXof.iai. 
 
 KeXivOoTTOibg, b, ■>), preparing a 
 way. Th. ttoifm). 
 
 KE'AEVeOS, OV, i), a way, road, 
 path, course, track; expedition, 
 journey, passage, coming, ad- 
 vance ; life ; pi. KiXevOa : as if 
 fr. tXivOoj. 
 
 KiXevtri^a, arog, to, & KeXeva- 
 Hbg, ov, o, a command, word of 
 command, exhortation, signal : 
 
 KtX(V(Tno(Tvi'r], rjg, >), a com- 
 mand : fr. KtXtvu). 
 
 K(\sv<TTrig, ov, b, a commander ; 
 particularly he who gives the 
 KiXtvff^a, or animating shout, 
 who ui-ges sailors or rowers to 
 their work : & 
 
 KsXtvfTTbg, i), bv, commanded, 
 done by command: fr. the same. 
 
 K€Xti;naw, poet, for KiKtvaTidio, 
 frequent, of 
 
 KtXeww, to conmiand, exhort, en- 
 courage, urge on, impel, advise, 
 request ; f. kvau), pf. KiKiXivKa, 
 a. 1. tKkXivoa, a. 1. imper. KtXiv- 
 aov, dru), a. J.pt. act. KiXtvaag, 
 avTog. Th. KtXut, to exhort. 
 
 KE'AHS, riTog, b, (sc. "ittttoq,) a 
 swift horse, i^ace-horse, saddle- 
 horse, courser; a species of small 
 boat rowed by one oar, pinnace, 
 yacht, celox : fr. KtXXio. 
 
 K«Xj)(Taro, Ion. for tKtXrjaaTo, 3 
 sing. a. 1 . ind. m. of the obs. 
 verb KfXsofiai, the same as KkXio. 
 
 K.eXT](Tofiai, y, erai, f. 1. m. of 
 the same. 
 
 • (364) 
 
 KtXtjTiXto, to ride on hoi'seback, 
 
 ride <ir drive a courser. Th. Kt- 
 
 Xjjg, 7/roc, 6. 
 FCE'AAQ, f. Xui, ^ol. cw, to move, 
 
 impel, run swiftly, arrive at, 
 
 gain the port ; a. 1. iKiXrra, 
 
 yEol. for tKtiXa ; a. 1. hif. yEoI. 
 
 KtXfTai, for KtlXai. 
 KtXoif.tt]v, 1 may exhort, pres. 
 
 opt. m, & 
 KiXofUfv, impf. ind. m. Ion. fcr 
 
 UtXofijjj', fr. KsXofiai, to exhort. 
 KsXovO', for tKtXovTo, 3 pi. impf. 
 
 m. of the same verb. 
 KiXaai, to have arrived, a. 1. hif. 
 
 act. ^ol. of KeXXu). 
 KtXv'(ptj, ijg^ >), same as 
 KlXixpog, to-, Tb, a shell, bark, 
 
 c(.vering, husk, pod. Th. ku- 
 
 XvTTTlO. 
 
 KL'AQ, or KtXo^ai, to command, 
 encourage, exhort ; f. KtXi'jtro- 
 ^lai, fr. the obs. KtXtofxai : as if 
 fr. KaXut. 
 
 KtXwp, opog, b, a son. 
 
 Kf {.idg, d^og, t), a fawn or young 
 deer ; as if Koifidg, dirb tov koi- 
 fidaOai. 
 
 Kivayyi/g, tog, b, emptying ves- 
 sels : fr. Ktvtt), dyyog. 
 
 Ktpay^pia, ag, y, a want of in- 
 luibitants : fr. 
 
 KfvavCpog, b, y, witliout inha- 
 bitants : fr. Ktjfbg, dry p. 
 
 KE'NAvAA, i]g, y, a crooked 
 hatchet used in shij)-building, 
 an adze : as if fr. kUiv, to cut. 
 
 K.evsavxnQ, iog, b, >/, vain-boast- 
 ing : fr. Kivbg, avx^u). 
 
 KerffSpia, lov, rd, carrion : fr. 
 
 KOSOTa. 
 
 Kcrf»)i', poet, for Ksryif. ace. s. 
 
 Ktvtbg, poet. & Dor. for Kfiwg, 
 y, bv, Ion. Ktivbg, emj»ty, vain ; 
 Kti'td TTvtlv, to breathe vain 
 things, live an inglorious life. 
 
 Ktvt6(ppiov, ovog, b,y, vain-mind- 
 ed, foolish, vain : fr. Kfvbg, tpnyv. 
 
 Ktreuiv, wvog, b, the belly. 'tIi. 
 Ktvbg, empty. 
 
 YLti^tioTtpov, compar. fr. Ktvtbg, 
 vain. 
 
 Ktvoi^oKia, ag, y, vain-glory, de- 
 sire of empty praise : & 
 
 Kivoco^oc, b, y), desirous of vain- 
 glory : fr. KEvbg, Ula. Th. ^o- 
 
 KHi). 
 
 KtvoXoytu), w, to prate, talk fool- 
 ishly and without meaning ; f. 
 i70-a>, perf. KtKtvoXoyyjKa : fr. icc- 
 vbg, Xfyio. 
 
 KENO'i:, y), bv, vain, empty, idle, 
 void, fruitless; tig Ktvbv, in vain. 
 
 Kf j/ora0«fa>, w, f. yauj, to erect a 
 cenotaph : & 
 
 KtvoTdipiov, ov, Tb, a cenotaph, an 
 emj>ty or honorary sepulchre ; 
 an image : fr. Ktvbg, Td^og. Th. 
 
 OdTTTOJ. 
 
 KEN 
 
 ^tvoTyg, yTog, »}, emptiness, vani- 
 ty : fr. Ktvog. 
 
 iiifvo(}>poffvvTj, yg, y), vain opinion, 
 conceit : fr. 
 
 Kti'OcppojVf ovog, b, //, poet, having 
 a frivolous mind, aiming at vain 
 objects : fr. Ktvbg, (ppyv. 
 
 Ktvotpiov'ia, ag, i), a vain clamour, 
 noise without meaning : fr. Kt- 
 vbg, (jxovi). 
 
 Kivouj, io, to empty, evacuate, de- 
 populate, plunder, purge, make 
 vain or useless, humble, exhaust, 
 consume; f. oktw, a. I. lKtvu)(Ta, 
 perf. pass. KtKtvionai, a. 1. i)ass. 
 tKtvioOtjv, yg, y, a. 1. sul»j. pass. 
 KtvojOut, yg, y. Th. Kti'bg, empty. 
 
 Kivaai, jirick, spur, by sync, for 
 K'tvTy(Tai,2i. 1. imper. m. of Ktv- 
 t'ho; also for Ktvryrrai, to spur, 
 a. 1. inf. act. Some think it put 
 for KevTiaai, a. 1. imper. m. fr. 
 KtvTii^o), the same as KtvTtio. 
 Others form it fr. KtvTio, f. ksv- 
 ffu}, a. 1. tKtvffa, the same as 
 
 KtVTtU). 
 
 KtvTd(Tt, Dor. & Ion. for tKtvry- 
 
 <Tt, he pricked. Th. Ktvrtoj, to 
 
 prick ; f. yffu). 
 KtvTavpfiog, a, ov, of or belong- 
 ing to Centaurs, Centaurean. 
 KtvTavpiKotg, adv. Centaur-like, 
 
 violently. 
 KtvTavpo7rXyR))g, tog, b, »/, full 
 
 of Centaurs. Th. TrXyOog. 
 K'tVTavpog, b, //, a Centaur ; sign 
 
 of the zodiac : fr. KtvTsio, tuv- 
 
 pog. 
 K ENTE'QjW, to prick, spur, goad, 
 
 stin^, stab, slay ; f. yrroj, perf. 
 
 KtKkvryK<t. There is also KtvToio. 
 KevToptg, drivers ; fr. KtvTiop, 
 
 opog, b : fr. the above. 
 KtvTpt]vtKi)g, tog, b, >'/, driven 
 
 with whips or goads : fr. Ktj'- 
 
 Tpov, tv(yKu), for (pspu). 
 Ktvrpi'Ciii, f. i(rw, to prick, spur, 
 
 excite, goad: fr. Ktvrpov. 
 KtvTpoCyXyrog, b, y, wounding 
 
 as with a goad : fr. KtvTpov, Cy- 
 
 Xtio. 
 KivTpov, ov, TO, a goad, whip, 
 
 s))ur, sting, prickle, spike, thorn, 
 
 sharp point ; centre. Th.KfiTtw. 
 
 Hence 
 KevTpoii), w, f. (vcru), to furnish 
 
 with a sting, point, place in the 
 
 centre. 
 K'EVTpo)v, u}vog, 6, a gannent of 
 
 various patches sewed together, 
 
 a composition consisting of scraps 
 
 from various authors, a cento; a 
 
 thief, rogue : fr. the same th. 
 KiVTpioTog, y), bv, furnished with 
 
 a sting, pricked, spiked : fr. Ktv- 
 
 TpOlO. 
 
 KtvTvpiiov, ojvog,b, SL centurion, or 
 commander of 100 men ; a word 
 of Latin origin : fr. centum. 
 
 KkvTu), f. Ktvaojj to goad, spur ; 
 
 KEP 
 
 poet, for KtvTtu). 
 
 KtvTiop, opog, b, one who uses a 
 spur or whi(), a rider, driver. 
 
 KiviOf^ia, aTog, Tb, evacuation, an 
 emptying : fr. Ktvouj. 
 
 Ktvu/g, adv. in vaui, to no pur- 
 pose. 
 
 KiovTai, they lie, Ion. or poet, 
 for KtlvTai, 3 pi. pres. m. So 
 
 \tovro, Ion. for tKtXvTo, 3 pi. 
 impf. ind. m. & ksoito, 3 s. opt. 
 as if fr. Ktofiai for Ktlfiai, to lie. 
 
 KE'n<l>02, ov, b, a sea-mew ; 
 also a light, silly fellow. 
 
 Kf7r0()(i>, uJ, f. utffio, to deceive, 
 ensnare ; a. I. part. pass. Kt-Tr- 
 <pioOtig, Prov. vii. 22. incautious, 
 easily caught or deceived : fr. 
 the above. 
 
 Kepdara, tu, Ion. for KtpaTa, 
 horns. Th. Ktpag. 
 
 KtpatXKt)g, toc,b, »/, ])ulling with 
 or by the horns : fr. Ktpag, tXKio. 
 
 Ktpdtrraiv, dat. pi. Ion. for Kt- 
 pnai, fr. Ktpag, UTog, Tb, a horn. 
 
 Ktpaia, ag, y), a horn, antler ; 
 feeler of insects ; sail-yard ; a 
 point or tittle on a letter, an ac- 
 cent ; Ktpuini, the tops or ex- 
 tremities i)t any thing. Th. Kt- 
 pag, a horn. 
 
 Kfpai^w, f. i(Tio, to butt or throw- 
 down with the horns ; devas- 
 tate, plunder, cut off, blot out, 
 kill. Th. Ktpag. 
 
 Ktpaipuj, the same as Kfpdvvvp.i. 
 
 KtpaXg, tdoc, y, a worm which 
 breeds in the horns : fr. Ktpag. 
 
 Ktpa'i(TTt]g, ov, b, a j)lunderer, 
 thief : fr. KtpaiCat. 
 
 Ktpafitia, ag, y, sc. Ttx^^lf the 
 art of making earthen vessels, 
 pottery. Th. Kf'pafwg. 
 
 KtpaptiKog, ov, b, the Ceramicus, 
 a burial-place at Athens. 
 
 K.tpaiit'iov, ov, TO, a pottery : fr. 
 
 Kepdfieiog, or Ktpdntog, a, ov, 
 belonging to pottery work, made 
 of potter's earth : c\l 
 
 Ktpafitvg, tog, Att. tojg, b, a pot- 
 ter. Th. Kepa/xog. Hence 
 
 KtpafiEVii), to mould or work in 
 clay, make earthenware, prac- 
 tise the potter's art. 
 
 Ktpafiyiog, Ion. for Ktpdp.tiog, be- 
 longing to pottery work. 
 
 KtpafxiKbg, y), bv, & ¥>.tpd^uog, a, 
 ov, made of clay, earthen : & 
 
 Kfpa/xioi', ov,Tb, a jar, an earthen 
 pitcher : & 
 
 Kcpa/t»c, i^og, y), a tile, tiled roof, 
 earthen vessel : fr. 
 
 KE'PAMOS, ov, b, potter's clay, 
 an earthen vessel, jar, tile, brick, 
 any wrought vessel ; a prison : 
 as if fr. Ktu), to burn, & tpa, tlu- 
 earth. 
 
 KEPA'NNuMI, Kspavvvu), &. 
 Ktudo), to mix, mingle, temper ; 
 pour out, blend, unite ; f. dew, 
 (30o) 
 
 KEP 
 
 « 
 
 pres. part. Ktpavvvg,vvTog, perf, 
 KtKipoKa, a. 1. tKtpafTa, a. 1. im- 
 per. act. Ktparrov, drio, pf. pass. 
 KtKtpafff^iai, by sync. KtKpdnai, 
 a. 1. pass. tKtpdaOyv & tKud'Uyv, 
 f. I. pass. KipacrOytTofiai &. Koa- 
 Oynofxai. 
 Ktpao^oog, b, //, a maker of bows ; 
 literally, a w<jrker or polisher of 
 horn, because bows were made 
 ])rincipally of horn : fr. Ktpag, 
 
 Ktpabg, b, »/, liorned : fr. Ktpag. 
 
 Kf panvxog, the same as Ktpovxog. 
 
 KE'PAS, aTog, rb, a horn, ele- 
 l)hant's tusk, cuj) or goblet made 
 tif horn ; bow ; wing of an 
 army ; arm of a river or sea ; 
 sail-yard ; lock or curl ; peak, 
 eminence ; as if fr. Kdpa, the 
 head, of which it is the orna- 
 ment. 
 
 KtpafTfia, aTog, Tb, a mixture. 
 Th. Kfpdvvrm, to mix. 
 
 KE'PAVOS, ov, 6, a cherry-tree, 
 so called from the citv Cerasus ; 
 Ta Kfpdcria, the fruit of the cher- 
 ry-tree. Hence Engl, cherries. 
 
 Kfpd(TTy]g, ov, b, Lat. cerastes, a 
 species of serpent having horns; 
 a stag whose horns are full- 
 grown ; a little worm infesting 
 fig-trees. Th. Ktpag. 
 
 Kfpa(T(p6pog, b, y), having horns : 
 fr. Ktpag, (ptou). 
 
 yitpdcfiti, I will mix, by sync. Kpd- 
 (TiD, f. 1. ind. act. of Ktpdvvvfii. 
 
 Ktpari^io, to butt with the horns; 
 f. t(Tu>, perf. KtKtpdriKa : fr. Kt- 
 pag. 
 
 KtpaTivy, tjg, //, a cornet, trum- 
 pet : fr. 
 
 KtpaTivog, b, y), homed, made of 
 horn : & 
 
 Ktpdnov, ov, Tb, a little liorn, 
 husk, pod, shell : KtpaTia, wv, 
 Ta, husks, or bean-sliells, &c.: 
 fr. Ktpag. 
 
 KtpaTiovfiti^, Att. for Ktpariffo- 
 f.itv, 1 pi. f. 1. act. of KtpaTi^oj, 
 to butt with the horns ; f. iono. 
 Th. Kfoag, a horn. 
 
 KtpaTKTTi'jg, ov, b, an animal that 
 strikes with the horn, Exod. xxi. 
 29 : fr. Kfpari^o. 
 
 KtpaTioCyg, tog, b, >/, homed, 
 horny : fr. Ktpag, tldog. 
 
 Ktoavvtiog, & Ktpauviog, a, ov, 
 Si b, )), belonging to lightning or 
 thunder, struck by a thunder- 
 bolt : fr. Ktpavvog. 
 
 Ktpavviag, ov, b, struck by light- 
 ning, lies, and as it should be 
 read, Wisd. Solom. xix. 13, ry 
 f3l<f TU)V Ktpavviojv. 
 
 KtpavvoiiXyTog, b, y, struck by 
 lightning : fr. Ktpavvbg, light- 
 ning, & liXyjTog, fr. /Sa'XXw. 
 
 KtpavvoiBpovTyg, ov, o, the thun- 
 derer : fr. Ktpavvbg, fipovrditt. 
 
KEP 
 
 KEPAYNO'2, cv,6,the tlmncler- 
 bolt, liglitning, thunder : as if 
 fr. Ktiptiv^avtiv, because it cutti 
 and burns. 
 
 Ktpavi'o<T<o7ria, ag, t), divination 
 from li^litninu^, nieteorulugy: fr. 
 
 KtpaVVUg, GKiTTTOjxai. 
 
 KifjavfuipanQ, koq, o, >/, shining 
 
 like lightning. Th. (pdog. 
 Ktpavvoui, a>, f. loaio, to lighten 
 
 or thunder, strike hy lightning : 
 
 fr. Ktpavi'OQ. 
 KipavvujbkpTOQf gen. sing. a. 1. 
 
 part. pass, of the above. 
 Kf paw, to mix, poet. See Ktpdv- 
 
 Kip/ifpof, ov, o, Cerberus, a dog 
 of hell : as if fr. icpfo/jooot,-, which 
 is fr. Kpkai;, flesh, «Sl p'opoc, de 
 
 vourmg. 
 
 Kepdaivu),io gain, make a gain of ; 
 avoid a loss, avoid, escape, as 
 Acts xxvii. 21 ; pres. part. K6p- 
 daiviop, ovTOQ, f. Ktpdai'ut &i Ktp- 
 Srifjoj^un, pert. KeKtp^tjKa, a. 1. 
 tKepCtjaa, a. 1. inf. act. Ktpcqaai, 
 a. I. ind. pass. UtpSiiOiji', r/g, »;, 
 1. I. pass. KepCTjOriaoficci. In a 
 very unusual signif. Joseph. A. 
 J. vii. 8. 1, 'E^ t'jg ovtiCug Kct'i 
 KUKodo^tap 6 viKug tfnip Ktpla- 
 ye7, from whom our house will 
 incur disgrace and infamy. Th. 
 KtpCug, tog, TO, gain. 
 
 Ktpca\eii, iig, >'/, contr. ->/, i"}^, y), 
 the skin of a fox, a crafty wo- 
 nian : fr. Kspcio, a fox. 
 
 KtrCaXsog, a,ur, profitable, gain- 
 ful, useful, cunning. Th. Ktpcog. 
 
 KipcaXtixppwi', vvug, 6, y, cun- 
 ning, crafty, intent upon gain : 
 fr. KtpCaXtog, (pp>)r. 
 
 KtpcaXeujTtpop, more profitable, 
 compar, fr. KtpcaXiog. 
 
 Ktp^apetig, Ion. for KfpSapug, 
 you will make a profit, 2 s. & 
 
 Kffjcaptofifp, Ion. for Kepdapov- 
 fitpy we shall niake a profit, 1 
 pi. f. 1. of Ktpdaipu), to gain ; f. 
 Ktp6apa>. Th. Kspi'og, to, gain. 
 
 Ktpdijaai, a. 1. inf. act. 6c 
 
 Kepdiiag, 2 sing. f. 1. m. of icfp- 
 Cairoj, to gain. 
 
 KipcVot', TO, more useful ; fr. 
 
 KtpCi wp, opog, u, y, more use- 
 ful ; more cunning : ix. 
 
 Kkp^KTTog, Tj, OP, superl. most 
 useful ; most cunning : fr. 
 
 KE'PAOS, tog, TO, gain, profit, 
 advantage, dexteritv, cunnino^ 
 trick ; as if Kiap i'jcti, it delights 
 the heart ; also, craft, cunning. 
 
 Kfpduavprj, rjg, y), craft, cunning, 
 deceit ; & 
 
 KepSuj, 6og, ovg, j), a fox : fr. 
 
 KepCipog, a, op, epithet of Mer- 
 cury, [)residing over gain ; fr. 
 Kfpdog : belonging to a fox, 
 crafty ; fr. KtpSut, 
 
 KEP 
 
 Kspca, Ion. for Kipara or Kspaa, 
 horns : & 
 
 Kspiog, Ion. for Ktpaog, gen. fr. 
 Kspiig, ciTog, aog, wg, to, a horn. 
 
 KepOtig, tpTog, a. 1. part. pass, 
 fr. Ktipio, to cfi]», shear j f. tpd, 
 a. 1. tKtipa. 
 
 KipK)/ig. //, a woman's name. 
 
 KEFKI'S, icog, »/, a weaver's 
 c«)mb, spindle, shuttle, web : as 
 it' fr. KtpKio. 
 
 KepKoniOtiKog^ov, 6, a long-tailed 
 ape : fr. KiOKog, TriOijKog. 
 
 KE'PKO^, ou, >/, a tail ; handle 
 of a bowl or cup. 
 
 KtpKvpaX g, a, op, belonging to 
 Corey ra. 
 
 KtpKvpog, OV, 6, a kind of short 
 ve.s.sel or shij), so called dxu Tiig 
 KtpKvpag, from the island Cor- 
 cyra ; or for HipKOvpog : fr. Ktp- 
 Kog, ovpfi. 
 
 KfpKio, the same as KpSKio. 
 
 KepKio-^, u)7roQ, 6, having a tail ; 
 cunning ; a kind of ape or mon- 
 key ; a crafty knave. Th. Kip- 
 Kog. 
 
 Kipfia, aTog, to, a small piece of 
 money, small coin, minute por- 
 tion, small wares : fr. Ktipuj. 
 Hence 
 
 KtpixuTi^ii), f. (TO), to cut into small 
 pieces for coin ; change money ; 
 divide into small pieces. 
 
 KtpfidTtop, ov, TO, a small coin, 
 Pint. vi. 233 : fr. Kfp/(«. 
 
 Ktp/jtaTiGTi'jg, ov, o, a banker, 
 mt ney-broker : fr. Kip^uTi^u). 
 
 Kspvog, ov, 6, or tog, to, or Ksp- 
 7'OP, OV, TO, an earthen vessel 
 filled with vai'ious fruits, which 
 were on sacred f)Ccasions pre- 
 sented to the gods : fr. Ktpcip- 
 vvio, as various artii-les wer<' 
 mixed together in it. 
 
 Kspo(5dTr}g, ov, 6, walking on 
 horn, horn-footed : fr. Ktpag, 
 jiuivio. 
 
 KipottTog, 6, >'/, bound or tipped 
 with horn : fr. K^png, ^iiu. 
 
 K(p6itg, t<jaa, tv, horned, drawn 
 by horned animals, like or ti])- 
 ped with horn : fr. Kipag. 
 
 Kf poiVt^, uKog, 6, the extremity of 
 the sail -yards : fr. Kspag, oia^. 
 
 Ktpori'TTtw, w, f. yato, to butt 
 with the horns, strike as with 
 horns : fr. Kepag, tvtttu). 
 
 KtpovXKog, ov, 6, drawing by the 
 horns, drawing the bow, made 
 of horn : fr. Kfpag, tXKw. 
 
 KepovTiduj, w, f. d'auj, to sport 
 with horns, carry the head high, 
 be proud : fr. K^pag. 
 Kipovxig, iSog, //,'& 
 Ktpovxog, 6, 7/, having horns, 
 
 horned : fr. Ktpag, txio. 
 Ktpo^opoe, o, y), =: Kipaa<p6pog. 
 KipoijjpTo, they mixed, Ion. & 
 
 poet, for UtpCjpTo, 3 pi. impf. 
 . (366) 
 
 KE4> 
 
 of Ktpdti), or Ktpdpvvfii, to mix, 
 
 f. dffuj. 
 
 Kipaai, to have shorn, a. 1. inf. 
 
 act. ^ol. fr. Ktipio, to shear ; f. 
 
 K^p^o, ^ol. Ktpaoj, a. 1. tKtipa, 
 
 ^Eol. tKtpaa ; perf. KtKapKa. 
 Kfpot, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. Ion. 
 
 tor tKtpat. 
 KipTofiii, reproaches, nom. pi. n. 
 
 g. fr. KepTo^og, 6, y), severe, re- 
 proachful : 6i 
 
 KtpTOfitio, tv, f. y)au), to cut the 
 heart, gall by sarcasm, reproach, 
 revile, taunt, rail at : Ir. Ktap, 
 Tifipii), perf. m. TtTofia. Hence 
 
 KepTopiitTig, twg, y), tV KtpTOfiia, 
 (ig, »/, raillery, jesting, reproach. 
 
 KtpTOfuoc, KkpTvfiog, 6, i), cut- 
 ting the heart, sarcastic, biting, 
 severe, reproachful, jocular: see 
 
 KtpTOpilO. 
 
 Ktpxrog, ov, o, a roughness in the 
 
 throat like grains of millet; Ion. 
 
 millet: neeKiyxpog. Th. jctp^w. 
 Ktpxpog, y), op,(\v\, hard, rough, 
 
 hoarse : fr. the same. 
 KE PXQ, to make rough ; Ktpxo- 
 
 pai, to be made rough or hoarse. 
 Ktptu, 1 will shear, f. of Ktipw ; 
 
 inf. poet. Ktpktip, for KtpCip. 
 
 See Ktpaat. 
 KtaKtTo, Ion. & poet, for iKtiTo, 
 
 3 sing. impf. fr. KiOKoyiai, for 
 
 Ktlfiai, to lie. 
 KtaTog, y), op, wrought with the 
 
 needle, embroidered ; KtOTog 
 
 "^t^idg, the girdle of Venus : fr. 
 
 Klui, KiKiOTai, KtPW, KtVTtUJ, tO 
 
 j)rick. 
 
 KE'iTPA, ag, y), a kind of mili- 
 tary weapon ; a kind of fish ; as 
 if fr. Kilo, to burn, being harden- 
 ed in the fire. 
 
 VitaTptvg, fiug, 6, a mullet. 
 
 KE'VTPON, oi;, to, the herb be- 
 tonv. 
 
 Ktarpwrov ^j''Xoj',a wooden stake 
 burnt to a sharp j.oint. Th. Ktff- 
 Tpa. 
 
 KtvOdpu), the same as mtvOoj, to 
 hide, cover ; impf. UivQapop. 
 
 KtvOta, ace. pi. KtvOtm, dat. pi. 
 fr. KtvOog. 
 
 KtvOfia, uTog, to, a hiding-place. 
 
 Kiff/iOf, ov, 6, a den, liidiiig- 
 place, lurking-hole, cavern. 
 
 KivOfiujp, CJpog, 6, & 
 
 KtvOog, tog, TO, a den, cave, ca- 
 vern, hiding-place, rccess,depth : 
 fr. 
 
 KETOQ, to liide, conceal, keep 
 concealed ; f. o-tu, perf. KtKivKa: 
 fr. Ktu), Ktiio, Ktiio. 
 
 KtipdXaiov, ov, to, the licad, top, 
 summit ; metaph. the chief or 
 highest ; source, origin ; sum, 
 substance, i)rinciple, the sum or 
 amount in arithmetic ; a sum of 
 money lent or borrowed on in- 
 terest, the principal ; any sum 
 
 KEX 
 
 of money ; ttoXXou Kt^aXaiov, 
 Acts xxii. 28. Num. v. ^ ; the 
 sum or summary of a book or 
 discour.se ; KttpdXaiop Itti Tolg 
 Xeyofitpoig, Heb. viii. 1 : fr. 
 
 Kt<pdXaiog, a, op, principal, chief, 
 relating to the head. Th. KtipaXi). 
 Hence 
 
 KtyiuXaiow, w, to reduce to heads, 
 sum up, recapitulate, repeat 
 .summarilv ; .strike or wound the 
 head ; f. iogio, ])erf. KSKt(paXai- 
 wKa, a. 1. kKt(paXaiiio(Tci. 
 
 Kt(paX(uioCt]g,tog, 6, >'/, summary, 
 drawn to a head, brief: fr. Kt- 
 '} (paXrj, tUog. Hence 
 V Kt(pa\aiwCo)i:, adv. summarily, 
 f V compendiously. 
 
 ' KnpaXaiioixa, arog, to, a sum or 
 
 amount : fr. KttpaXaiooj. 
 
 . Kt^aXa\y»/{;,f"{:,o,//, causing pain 
 
 " to the head : fr. Kt(p(tXi),dXytijj. 
 
 .. KE'tA All', yg, >/, the head, top, 
 
 * summit ; the whole man ; the 
 
 thick extremity of a bone ; sum, 
 
 conclusion ; the chief, principal 
 
 in any thing ; gen. pi. Ion. jcc- 
 
 cpaXfiop, dat. pi. Kf0aXj/o"t. 
 
 Kt^aXtKoc. i),bp, belonging to the 
 head, capital, cephalic : fr Kt- 
 <paX{]. 
 
 Kt(piiXiKutg, adv. capitally: fr. the 
 above. 
 
 KtcpaXtg, i^og, //, the covering of 
 the head, top of a pillar ; a vo- 
 lume, l;ook, in N. T. : fr. Kt<pciXf]. 
 
 K^ipaXog, ov, 6, Lat. Cephalus, a 
 fish, so called from the largeness 
 of its htad ; also a man's name. 
 Th. Kt<puXt), the head. 
 
 Kaxa^a, ng, (, perf. m. of x^^"^» 
 to retreat ; gape, be wide ; a. 2. 
 tx^t^op, f. 2. xat'oJ. 
 
 Kfx"^opTo, Ion. reduplication for 
 ixdSovro, 3 pi. a. 2. m. of the 
 same. 
 
 Kf Y«^'Co^rt, contahilno^, ace. s. pf. 
 pt. m. poet, pleon. fr. k^x"^^^"} 
 perf. 111. for kte^"^"* pt^^'l* m. 
 part. Ktx(^i'^i*>gi ft)i' Ktx^iCiog, of 
 \d^io. 
 
 Kixdpa, I rejoiced, perf. m. of 
 X^dnu), to rejoice ; f. x^P^y pcrf. 
 fckxapKct, a. 2. txapop. 
 
 K€Y«pfry/if I'oc, ov, pf. part. pass, 
 fr. \;apa<T(Ta>, to engrave ; f. ^w, 
 ])erf. Kixdpaxct. 
 
 Kt\«p;;Ka, I rejoiced, porf, act.; 
 for fr. x^^^^^^^i !• X^P*^* ^^ formed 
 pres. ^apiw, f. ryo-u>, perf. part 
 ])a.ss. Ktxciprjixtpog, glad. 
 
 KixaptjoTa, as if fr. x^p'^^i ^^^ 
 Xciipio, f. yjiTu), perf. Ktxdpi]Ka, 
 part. KtxciptiKiog, by crasis Ion 
 k-ixapf^ajt.-, OTog. 
 
 KtxcipijfTtptp, Ion. reduplication 
 for x^^n'^tip, f. 1. inf. act. fr. 
 Xcipiu}, for x«'(>w, to be glad. 
 
 Ktxdpr]T0, he was glad, 3 sing, 
 plupf. Ion. fr. Uex^P^'iM'^f ^''' 
 
 KEX 
 
 TO : fr. the same. 
 
 Ktx^pU^Qi oTog, glad. See Ktxn- 
 p;/ora. 
 
 KtxcipifTntvog, gratifying, perf. 
 part. pass. Kfxantcr/ifvf, most 
 dear, voc. sing. fr. xctp^hOUft', to 
 oblige ; f. iaofxai, ])erf. pa^s. Ki- 
 xdpKTfiai. Th. X'lP^^^ favour. 
 
 Ktxapif^nii^iog, adv. gratefully, 
 acceptably, plca.santly ; superl. 
 
 KfX^P*^/^^*''*^^'''^"' ^''- the above. 
 
 Kixdpi(TTai, 3 sing. pf. ind. i)ass. 
 See Ktxftpif^P'^t'og. 
 
 Ktx^P^Tf^fi^^'f^Si »;,o)', granted by 
 favour, highly favoured : fr. x"- 
 piToofiai, to receive a favour. 
 Th. x"P'^i iTog, y'l, a favour. 
 
 K£Xrti>''if«7"0, they nught have been 
 glad, 3 pi. a. 2. ojit. m. Ion. for 
 X«potJ'~o. The poets prefix the 
 augment of the perfect to the 
 Second aorist ; and the lonians 
 form 3 pi. fr. 3 sing, by inserting 
 a before to or Tin : fr. x^^P^i 
 to rejoice ; f. apio, a. 2. tx^pop, 
 a. 2. m. tx^P'''H'^^'' 
 
 Ktxnp<'>l^n)p, I ^^as glad, a. 2. ind. 
 m. Ion. for tx'^'P"/^'/''* 
 
 Kfx*'7*"''^^'^ ^t rose in waves, 3 
 sing. perf. ind. pa.ss. of xf'/'fl'i'w, 
 to raise waves ; f. avCj, perf. Kt- 
 XftfiayKa, perf. pass. Ktxfifictjx 
 f^uii, pcrai, vTCii. 
 
 Kixtipa-, I gaped, perf. m. ind. & 
 
 Kixn^'^Sy o7-o^, part. perf. m. 
 gaping, ojiening the mouth ; nom. 
 pi. KtxiJvoTtg, they who gape, or 
 idiots with a gaping vacant stare: 
 fr. X'^'^'<«'> to ga])e. 
 
 KfxX«<^«, perf. m. & 
 
 KfxXaf^cJr, oPTog, poet, for Kt- 
 xXdciog, part. perf. m. fr. xXas<«^; 
 
 f. (TlO. 
 
 KtxXmyKTrt, perf. ind. act. of xXt- 
 aipijj, to make warm ; f. avw. 
 
 KtxXT^u't'} o''oe> abounding in de- 
 licacies, pf. part. m. of xXi^aw, 
 to be given to luxury. Th. x^'^*'* 
 to weaken by delicacies. Engl. 
 to cloy. 
 
 KtxoXiti^i^vog, enraged, incensed, 
 pf. i)art. pass. & 
 
 Kf xoXa)(Ttat,you will immediately 
 be angry. Ion. for KCx^Xtuffy, 2 
 sing, paulo-post-fut. : & 
 
 Ktxp\oj(TeTai, 3 sing, paulo-post- 
 fut. of xoXow, to make angry ; f. 
 io(Tu), perf. K€X'^X(t »ca, perf. pass. 
 KtxdXo)ixat, (Till. Th. x^^'/* 
 
 KfxoXuJ(T9ai, to be enraged, 
 ))erf. inf. pass, of the same. 
 
 KkxpyKct, perf. ind. act. I lent : 
 fr. xP^^j to lend. 
 
 KsxP^/ft^'j ^^h '^^h I boiTowed. 
 perf. ind. pass fr. xp«'>/'«t. 
 
 K«xP'/A'"^t<'^ft^»'oe> Vi ov, divinely 
 l)romised or revealed, perf. part 
 pass. fr. xP'7M«''^^i«>> to speak in 
 the name of God, warn from 
 God ; f. iffoj, a. 1. IxpfJIJ^dTicra, 
 (367) 
 
 KHA 
 
 a. 1. inf. act. xP'?/*"'"'"'''"? perf. 
 j)ass. Ktxpt]fJidri(TiJiai, aai, (Ttui. 
 
 Th. xPJif^"' 
 Ktxprjfitpog, perf. part. pass, pre- 
 dicted by an oracle ; wanting, 
 destitute : fr. xP«»/'"t, wfxai, f. 
 XpiltTOfjiai, to 
 
 use, consult 
 
 oracle. Th. 
 
 m 
 Xpdu), to accom- 
 modate, utter an oracle. 
 
 KtxprjfTtTai, 3 sing, paulo-post- 
 fut. ir. xpvXm, to want ; f. (tio, 
 )>erf. pass. KixpVf^^^y <'■"•? '■^** 
 Th. xpf'^'j indigence. 
 
 K8xP'/<70t, 2 i>l. perf. ind. pass, of 
 the same verb. 
 
 KixpifT^icti, pf. ind. pass. fr. XP'"^* 
 to anoint ; f. i(Tio, perf. »rfxP"f<^- 
 
 KfX''A*^t» 1 '^"^n' 'ftx^'^''"'* they 
 are confused, huddled together, 
 3 pi. peif. ind. ])ass. icix*^''^^. 
 
 Ion. for iK'fx^'''"''? '^ p'- plupf' 
 ind. pass.; *:^x''/'^''oCjPt)uredout, 
 pf. part. [)ass. of x''^'**> ^^^ X^^t 
 to pour. Th. x^ w, the same. 
 
 Kfx*""' f*'i" tKtxvTo, 3 sing, plupf. 
 pass., or for 
 
 KixvTai, 3 sing. perf. ind. pass. 
 See Ktxvfiai. 
 
 KixnjpriKtffap, they had given 
 way, Att. for tKexiopijKtiffap, 3 
 pi. plupf. act. of x^pttu, to yield, 
 depart; f. i^tw, perf. Ktx^tfp'lKa. 
 
 KtxiopicaTai, they were sepa- 
 rated, Um. i'ov K^xn^pK^f^'f^'oi tiVJ, 
 3 })1. perf. ind. pass. fr. Ktx^f'P^- 
 (Tfjiai, of x^pi^w, to separate. Th. 
 X^upig, apart. 
 
 Ktxiopi<Tf.ih'og, TJ, OP, separated, 
 standing apart, ]>erf. part. pass, 
 of the same verb. 
 
 Ktxio(Ti.iipoc, T), OP, heaped or dug 
 up, part. perf. pass, of x«A»>'»'t'/^t. 
 
 KE'Q, by epenth. Ktiu), to cleave; 
 burn ; desire to lie down : 
 whence Ktlfxai, to lie ; a. 1. im- 
 per. KtXop, Od. 4>. 176. see Kuiio. 
 
 KT/, Ion. for tt/}, where ? but kt} 
 
 for TTOV. 
 
 VHjai, to have burnt or set fire 
 
 to, a. 1. inf. act. fr. a. 1. tKtja, 
 
 of Kaiio, to burn. 
 Kj/iito, 3 ]>1. a. 1. m. Kijag, a. 1. 
 
 part. act. joja^fvoc, a. 1. part. 
 
 m. of the same verb. 
 KH'BOS, ov, 6, an animal of the 
 
 monkey species. 
 
 Kj) v(o, & Kt'iyCop, Dor. for jcaJ tyio. 
 Ktjcdp, a place in Arabia Deserta, 
 
 where Kedar, the son of Ish- 
 
 mael, dwelt. 
 Kij^e, for tKrj^t, it tormented, 3 
 
 sing. impf. ind. act. Ion. of KyCio. 
 Ki'/^t', for KrjCta, Kt'i^q, nom. pi. 
 
 fr. KrjSog, iog, to, care. 
 Kjjctia, ag, y, burial, the per- 
 
 fornumce of funeral rites; afiini- 
 
 ty, marriage. Th. KySog. 
 Kyieiog, & KriSttg, 6, y, dear, 
 
 beloved, regarded ; funereal ; 
 
 careful : fr. the same. 
 
! 
 
 KHK 
 
 KrjdefiovsvQ, eiog, Ton. ijoQ, Si 
 Kijhfiivvj ovog, 6, one who takes 
 care, a guardian, protector ; re- 
 lation ; one who takes charge of 
 a funeral : fr. the same. 
 
 KijStOQ, ov, o, same as Krj^Ewg. 
 
 Kt/haOs, 2 pi. pres. ind. m. fr. 
 KfjCofiai, to take care of; KijCiro 
 for tKij^ero, 3 sing. impf. m. of 
 the same. 
 
 KTjStart'jQ & Kij^evriic, ov, 6, one 
 who takes care of any one ; a 
 kinsman by marriage, son-in- 
 law, father-in-law, or brother- 
 in-law : & 
 
 K??r€(Trtrt, ag, //, affinity, relation- 
 ship by marriage : fr. kijCsio. 
 
 Kijhvfia, aroQ, to, care, solici- 
 tude, sadness ; affinity, mar- 
 riage,arelation; funeral rites: fr, 
 
 Krjctvio, f. iv(T(t), to take care of, 
 perform funeral rites ; contract 
 affinity, marry : fr. Ki'i^og. 
 
 Kr}Ssio, ut, to take care of, trouble, 
 distress, afflict, be anxious ; f. 
 
 t(TlO & l)(TU). Til. Kijcog. 
 
 Kt]di(7Tog, 6, if, most cared for, 
 most intimate ; superl. fr. the 
 same. 
 
 Kr]do/.iai, f. iiaojxai, to care for, 
 take care of, be anxious, be oc- 
 cupied ; grieve; perform funeral 
 rites : fr. 
 
 KH'AOS, iog, TO, care, solicitude, 
 anxiety, grief, trouble, calamity, 
 loss, obsequies ; relaticjuship by 
 marriage, affinity, marriage: fr. 
 
 Sa, I make a vacuum, make 
 empty, bereave. Hence 
 
 Kr]Coffvvrj, rjg, r), anxiety, sor- 
 row ; relationship : «Sc 
 
 Kr)S6(7vvog, united by affinity ; 
 TTodl KTjCoTvr<i), with kindred, 
 affectionate steps. 
 
 KijSuj, to affect with grief, hurt, 
 afflict, distress: fr. Ktjcog. 
 
 Kj/SivK, and he gave ; for kciI 
 
 Krj^ujXbg, ^, bv, anxious, careful : 
 fr. Kij^og. 
 
 KH'eiON & KijOdpiov, ov, TO, 
 a vessel or balloting-box, into 
 which the suffrages were cast ; 
 Ion. for x^i^*^*^? *^' X**^^^"* > ^*^* 
 KiOojVy Herod, for x^^<^^'} &c. : 
 fr. x*^y to take. 
 
 K^/c', Dor. for Kal tK. 
 
 KyKa ficLTroOdvoj, Dor. foricrtt tlK( 
 Hr} d7ro0aj^(t»,and if I should not 
 die. 
 
 KrJKie, by poet, anadiplasiasm, for 
 KfKie, or tKif, of Kuui or Ktoi, a. 2. 
 (Kiov, eg, f. Or impf. fr. ktjkiw. 
 Th. Kiio, to go. 
 
 KTjKig, iSog, »'/, anything spout- 
 ing or oozing out, sprhig-water, 
 fat, steam, vapour, smoke, efflu- 
 via; a gall-nut : fr. 
 
 K jjKiu}, to spout or spurt out or 
 
 KHn 
 
 up, ooze out, break out, burst 
 
 forth suddenly: fr. kt/w. 
 Kr}/\rt, lov, Tit, nom. pi. fr. K7]kov 
 
 OV, TO, a weapon, javelin, Ion 
 
 for KciXov, wood. 
 KijXdg, a winter's day, a cloud ; 
 
 a she-goat, fox. 
 KH AA2T02, ov, i), a tree which 
 
 brings forth its fruit slowly, as 
 
 the junii)er, the holm oak, &c. 
 KrjXaaTpai, certain wild trees ; 
 
 also, pastoral vessels. 
 KyjXtiog & K/jXfog, 6, t), burning, 
 
 sliinin<r^ splendid : fr. Kaiuj. 
 K H A E 12, 10, f. ijfTuj, to soothe, 
 
 charm, delight, deceive : but 
 KH'AH, 7]g, if, a tumour in any 
 
 part of the body ; a rupture or 
 
 lurnia. 
 KijXijOfioc, ou, o, & KiiXriiia, 
 
 arog, TO, a .soothing, delight, 
 
 pleasure, blandishment: KtjXtu). 
 Kii\t]Ttj()(oi>, TO, the same : fr. 
 KjjXtjTtjnwg, a, ov, soothing, ajt- 
 
 peasing : fr. the same. 
 KijXlcooj, w, f. u)(T(i), to spot, 
 
 stain, defile : fr. 
 KHATS, Xcog, y), a .spot, stain, 
 
 mark, .scar; a disgrace, as being 
 
 branded: fr. Kaiio, to burn. 
 KijXov, ov, TO, a javelin made of 
 
 wood, an an-ow; hm. for K^tXov; 
 
 Lat. tcluni. 
 KriXog, >), oi',dry, burnt up, parch 
 
 ed : fr. ksio for Kaiuj, to burn. 
 KijXoio, 10, fut. wcrio, to burn up ; 
 
 KHP 
 
 KT]7revfia, aTog, to, a garden, 
 garden j)lant or fruit : &. 
 
 KtjTTtvg, eiog, & KrjTrtvTi/g, ov, 6, 
 a gardener : fr. 
 
 KtiTTtvio, f. (Tio, to cultivate, che- 
 rish carefully : fr. kz/ttoc. 
 
 KijTrioi' ^: KtjTri^iov, or, to, a 
 little garden : fr. 
 
 KH^nos, ov, 6, a garden, or- 
 chard; an animal of the monkey 
 kind: hence 
 
 KrjTrovpiio, u), f. j/Vw, to garden, 
 cultivate a garden : & 
 
 VirfTTovQiKbg, »), bv, bel(»nging to 
 a gardener : Sc 
 
 K))7rovpbg, oii, 6, a gardener: fr. 
 KlJTTog, ovpog. 
 
 KHP, pbg, r), lot, fate, destinv, 
 calamity, misfortune, death, dis- 
 ease ; goddess of fate : but 
 
 Kfjn, contr. for Ktap, a-og, to, 
 the heart, nn'nd. 
 
 Kijna, ace. sing. fr. Ki)n, lot. 
 
 Ktjpaipio, f. ai'tD, to injure, hurt, 
 destroy, be anxious or distress- 
 ed about, be angry at : fr. Kijn. 
 
 KJipag, ace. pi. fr. jc/)n, lot. 
 
 Ktjpfia, ag, y, a swathe or band, 
 jtrojxrly for a dead body ; a 
 winding-sheet ; as also KEipia «.V 
 Ktpt'ui. Th. Ktjp, death. 
 
 Ki}pt(Tm(f)6pi}Tog, 6, »), driven by 
 fate : fr. Ki)p, (popeto. 
 
 Knpirog, 7], ov, waxen: fv.Krjpog. 
 
 KtipioKXi7rT}]Q, ov, b, a stealer of 
 
 honey-combs: fr. KTjpiov, kXett- 
 
 also to deceive, hurt, disturb, | tio. 
 
 Hesych to pray. Martin, in ; Kyplov, ov, Tb, a honey-comb: fr. 
 
 Ladm. tlnnks it to be a poetic, Kvpbc, wax 
 
 word for ki]Xsuj, to propitiate the 
 
 Deity with prayers. 
 K7]Xojviov, 6i KrjXioveiov, Ion. 
 
 -vijiov, ov, TO, an instrument to 
 
 draw water from wells. 
 KrjfiavTbv, Dor. for Kai tfiavTbv, 
 
 and myself. 
 Kyfie, Dor. for Kai t/us. 
 K HMO'S, ov, b, camns, a sort of 
 
 muzzle, rough bridle used for 
 
 restive horses ; curb, snaffle ; 
 
 wieker basket. Hence 
 Krjfiouj, w, to curb, bridle. 
 Kpv, Dor. for kciI tv ; but jcf/r, 
 
 for Kai av, although ; also for 
 
 Kai 7)v or idv. 
 KTjvog, yEol. for tKtivog. 
 KyvcTog, ov, b, a census, poll-tax, 
 
 valuation of property; a word of 
 
 Latin origin. 
 KH 3J or Kj'jif^, a coot, sea-mew, 
 
 gull or cormorant ; some call it 
 
 KfTTipog. 
 
 Ktj^a-tvng, Ion. & Dor. for Kal 
 tKa7riv7]g, for l^ai<pv7]g, sud- 
 denly. 
 
 Kijrre, Dor. for Kai htte. 
 
 K»/7rti, Dor. for Kai tTrti, and 
 wlien. 
 
 Kj/TTf tra, Dor. for Kai tiruTa, and 
 then. 
 
 ,(368) 
 
 K7)piTpffij,)gj 6of, b, j), born to 
 
 calamity, obnoxious to death, 
 
 mortal : fr. Ki)p, Tpi<p(o. 
 Knpo(^eT7]g, ov, 0, the same as 
 K7in6ctTog, 6, >'/, fastened with 
 
 wax: fr. Kt]pbg, ^ho. 
 K7)podofifu), w, f. ;y'(Tw, to build 
 
 with wax, form a honey-comb : 
 
 fr. K7)pbg, cofiiu), same as th. 
 
 Cffiio, to build. 
 K7ip69i, fnmi the heart, adv. fr. 
 
 Ktap, contr. Kyp. 
 KT]p67rXa(TTog, o, //, moulded of 
 
 wax, wax-bound. Fr. Ktjpbg, 
 
 TrXdacroj. 
 KHPO'S, ov, 6, wax. 
 K7jpuTexv7)g, ov, b, a worker in 
 
 wax : fr. Krjnbg, rexvrj. 
 ^npoxvTeu,, tD, f. tjrru}, to melt 
 
 wax, mould as with wax : fr. 
 Kt]pbg, x'toi. 
 
 K7ip6uj, w, f. w(Tio, to cover with 
 wax : fr. Kijpog. 
 KHPY'BIA, lov, Td, bean-shells. 
 Kz/'owy/m, aTog, Tb, an edict, pro- 
 clamation, the act of publishing, 
 proclaiming; in the sacred Scrip- 
 tures, the doctrine or preach- 
 ing of the Gospel : fr. 1 pers. 
 smg. perf. pass, of Kr]ph<y<Ji^. Th. 
 K7]pvi^ a herald. 
 
 f 
 
 I 
 
 \ 
 
 KHT 
 
 K tjovKoiva, 7jg, //, a female herald : 
 fr. Kqpv^. 
 
 KyovKf, nom. dual ; K//pi'K€(T(Tf, 
 dat. pi. Ion. fr. Ki)pv^. 
 
 K;;ow«CH'a, ag, »/, the office of a 
 herald : fr. KtipvKei'no. 
 
 KrjpvKfiov, ov KynvKiov, ov, to. 
 the herald's wand. Mercury'.- 
 wand, oftlweiis, rod entwined 
 with serjients ; wages given to 
 a herald : fr. 
 
 KtipvKHog, a, ov, belonging to a 
 herald. Th. Knpi't,i\ herald. 
 
 K7}pi'Kevi.ia, aTog, to, a proclama- 
 tion : fr. 
 
 K7)nvKtvu},f. (Tio, to perform the 
 functions of a herald, proclaim : 
 fr. Ki'ipv'^. 
 
 Ktjpvictiii), »/, Ion. for K7]nvKtia, 
 y'l, the office of a herald : Ktjpv'ii. 
 
 KijpvKtjiov, Tb, Ion. for Kijpv- 
 
 Kil07'. 
 
 KiipvXog, ov, o, the male halcyon 
 or kingfisher. 
 
 Krjpvi'Oog, Ceri/ntltus, a proper 
 name, 
 
 KH'PY3^, vKog, b, a herald, pub- 
 lie crier, ambassador, officer or 
 priest, who performed the sacri- 
 fices among the Athenians ; in 
 the sacred Scriptures, a preacher 
 of the Gospel : fr. Kod'^io, to 
 cry ; or yTjpvg, a voice. 
 
 K7ipv(r(rio, to be a herald or crier, 
 proclaim, publish, celebrate, in- 
 voke ; in the sacred Scriptures, 
 to teach or preach ; impf. tKi)- 
 pv(T(Toi', eg, e, f. I'^w, perf. KtKt]- 
 pvx<f, a. 1, tKt)nvK(t, perf. pass. 
 KeKifOvyi^iai, ^(n,KTai,n. 1. pass, 
 tKi)nvx^U^'i 'I' !• l>iii't. pass. Kz;- 
 pvx^tig, kvTog, f. 1. pass, kz/oux" 
 Ot'jno^iai. Th, Ki'jpv^. 
 
 K7;np\0y, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. pass. 
 
 Kijov^OPivai, a. 1. inf. pass. fr. 
 Ki]ai'(T(no. 
 
 K/yow, gen. Dor. for jcz^pot', fr, 
 Kijpbg, b, wax. 
 
 K//0(.^/<<7, aTog, Tb, wax-work ; 
 tablet covered with wax ; oint- 
 ment used by wrcstlei-s : fr. 
 Kiipoio. 
 
 K fjpujT)), ijg, i], cere-cloth, cerate: 
 ir. 
 
 KtjpioTog, 7], bv, waxen, covered 
 with wax : fr. Ktjpooj. 
 
 KrjTtia, ag, i), a taking of whales ; 
 the place where whales or large 
 fishes are taken : & 
 
 Ki'iTeiog, a, ov, belonging to 
 whales ; huge, great : fr. 
 
 KH~TOS, eog, Tb, a whale, huge 
 fish. 
 
 KtjTio, eog, i), a woman's name. 
 
 K7]Tioct]g, eog, 6, >'/, whale-like, 
 large ; tu K})tioC7], places where 
 whales or large fish are caught: 
 fr. K^fTog, fJcog. 
 
 KijTweig, eatra, 6r,the same ; k»/- 
 Tu)e<T(ja, an epith. of Lacedae- 
 
 KIE 
 
 mon, on account of its size. 
 
 Kz/u, Dor. for Kai ev, and well. 
 
 Ki]v~Ka, ace. sing. fr. 
 
 K//i'^, v~Kog, b, a king's name. 
 
 K {/</>' OTi, Dor. for Kai e1<p' oti, & 
 elip' for f iTTt, he said. 
 
 Kfj^pa, Dor. for Kai t(p}]. 
 
 K)](jjni\ a, b, the name of an apus- 
 ,tle, Cephas or Peter. 
 
 KH4>irN, iivog, b, a <lrone, dat. 
 pi. Kt](l))]ve(Tni for Ktf(^)i'ifTi. 
 
 Ki'icpOa, J)or. Ion. iSc yEol. for 
 Kai i'lfpOt], 3 sing. a. 1. i>ass. of 
 uTTTu), to inflame. 
 
 K7]0t(Tnici, dat. sing. fr. Kj/^fco-l^, 
 it^og, )'/, Ce]>hisis, a lake. 
 
 Kj/x<^'t'j Dor. for 7r//\of; : fr. ttj/, 
 where ? 
 
 KrjuiCTjg, eog, b, //, & 
 
 Ktiiotig, erraa, ev, fragrant, per- 
 fumed : fr. Kaiio, to hurn. 
 
 KijinjXeia, ag, 7), adulteration, 
 falsification, deception : fr. 
 
 Ki(3St]Xev(jo, f. evffio, to adulterate, 
 counterfeit, falsify, deceive : & 
 
 Kil3ci]Xia, ag, »'/, dross, alloy : fr. 
 
 KI'BAHAOS, o, >"/, mixed with 
 dross ; adulterated, alh^yed, im- 
 pure, false, coimterfeit, s})urious, 
 deceitful, insincere : fr. KijSSTjg. 
 Superl. KiiiCijXoTarog. 'Afct/io/- 
 Xog, b, 7), pure, sincere. 
 
 Kij3c7}g, the dross of metals ; a 
 worthless fellow. 
 
 Kl'BISIS, or Kifiv<Ttg, eiog Ion. 
 log, )'/, a bag, pouch, satchel, 
 wallet. 
 
 KIB12'PI0N, o»^, Tb, the fruit of 
 the Egyptian l^ean ; a species of 
 nympluea or water-lily ; a kiiid 
 of cup made of the same. 
 
 KilSojTiov, Tb, a little chest or 
 coffir : dim. fr. 
 
 KIBQTO'S, ov, i], a chest, coffer, 
 ark. 
 
 KiyKXi^ev, 2 sing, imperf. ind. m. 
 Dor. for tKiyKXiZov, you were 
 moved : fr. 
 
 KtyK:\<-^(.z, to imitate rov Kty/cXov. 
 to move after the manner tov 
 KiyKXov, move quickly, agitate, 
 shake, change. 
 
 KiyKXig, iSog, 7), a casement, key- 
 hole, folding-door, railed fence, 
 enclosure. Th. jcXtiw. 
 
 KITKAOS, ov, b, a certain bird, 
 called also KiyKaXog, because it 
 Kivel, moves its tail quickly ; a 
 wag-tail. 
 
 KI'AAPIS, eiog, 7), a tiara, tur- 
 ban, worn by Persian kings ; an 
 Arcadian dance : also written 
 
 KlTaplQ. 
 
 Kl-iA'<I>H, z/c, y'l, a fox; a.so writ- 
 ten Ki^a(pog & Kivadog. 
 
 K(Cj'»/jt//, the same as ffKi^vijfii, 
 to scatter, diffuse. 
 
 Ktf, Ion. for tKie, impf. or a. 2, 
 ind. act. of kLuj, to go, meet, by 
 metath. for 'ikoj. 
 (369) 
 
 KIA 
 
 * 
 
 KIGA'PA, ag, t), cithara, a harp, 
 
 lyre ; the breast : hence Engl. 
 
 (fittcrn, elf tern, Si. (juitar. 
 KiQapdoiCog, ov, 6, one who sings 
 
 to and j)layson the harp; superl. 
 
 KiOapaoi^nraTog, most skilful in 
 
 j)laying the harj) : fr. KiOdpa, 
 
 dticio. 
 KiOapi'^io, to harp, ])lay on the 
 
 h:ir|> ; f. tVw, a. 1. imper. act. 
 
 Kiddpiaov. Th. Ki9dpa. 
 KiOapig, eojg, 7), a harp, lyre, play- 
 ing on the harp : fr. KiOdpa. 
 KiOdpiaig, eiog, 7), a striking or 
 
 playing on the harp, singing to 
 
 the harp : & 
 KiOapiapbg, ov, 6, the playing on 
 
 or sound of the harp : & 
 Ki9api(TTi)g, ov, b, a player on the 
 
 harp, harper ; pi. ot Ki9api(TTai : 
 
 fr. KiOani'^oj. 
 KiQipifTTiKi}, sc. TfxvTj, the art of 
 
 playing on the harp : fr. 
 KiOapKTTiKbg, 7), bv, belonging to 
 
 a harper, fond of playing on the 
 
 har[) : fr. KiGaniaTtig. 
 KiOapifTTvg, yo(;,z/, the art of play- 
 ing on the harp : fr. KiOapiCto. 
 KiOapog, ov, 6, the breast ; a fish 
 
 sacred to Apollo : fr. KiOdpa. 
 KtOapqiCiKog, 7], ov, pertaining or 
 
 adapted to harp-playing : fr. 
 KiOapiijdbg, ov, b, one who sings 
 
 to and plays on the harp : fr. 
 
 KiOdpa, t^cbg, a singer. Th. 
 
 deiCix), to sing. 
 KiOdio, to pitch the voice to an 
 
 instrument, as in performing 
 
 comedies : fr. KiOdpa. 
 KiOiov, wvog, 6, Ion. for x'^^r, 
 
 io}'og, a cloak, tunic. 
 KPKI, eijjg, to, the name of an 
 
 Egyptian jdant, from the seeds 
 
 of which an oil was made called 
 
 ciciiiiis. Herod, ii. 94. 
 KL'KINNOS, ov, b, chiclnnus, a 
 
 curl, lock. 
 KIKKABAY", the screeching or 
 
 hooting of an owl. 
 KtK-(ca/3//, KopaKi an owl : fr. the 
 
 above, 
 KiKKog, ov, 6, a cock. Hence also 
 
 Engl, a chick. 
 KiKXqfTKio, poet, for KaXeio, to call. 
 Kl'KYS, vog, 7), strength, force, 
 
 vigour : fr. kioj, to move. 
 K(XiK:<a, ag, 7), Cilicia, a country: 
 
 fr. Cilix, son of Ph«nix. 
 KiXiKiov, ov, Tb, a coarse cloth 
 
 or iiarment made of the hair of 
 
 the goats of Cilicia : fr. 
 KI'AIS, tKog, b, 7), a Cilician, 
 
 native of Cilicia. 
 
 K(XXa, 7ig, ?'/, the name of a coun- 
 try. 
 KIAATBA'NTES, ujv, 61, props 
 
 standing on three logs, with 
 
 which the soldiers, when weary, 
 
 su})ported their shields. 
 KiXXiog, a, ov, of an ass : fr. 
 
 B B 
 
KIN 
 
 KIAAO'2, ov, 6, an ass. A Doric 
 word. 
 
 KIMBE'PINON, ou, to, or Kifi- 
 (SapiKov & KijulSioiKov, a kind 
 of precious garment, from Cim- 
 bria or Cinnnerium, a town in 
 Asia ; cambric. 
 KI'MBHS or Ki>/3i^, koq, 6, an 
 insect of the bee or wasp spe 
 cies ; niggardly, sordid. 
 Kifiu)Xia, ag, >), cimolia, a kind of 
 white clay or earth from the 
 island Cimolus. 
 
 KINA'BPA, ae, »), the food of 
 dogs; stink of goats; any stench: 
 as if Kvviov /3f)<J(rt(,\ 
 Kti/a/3paw, (J, to smell strong, 
 
 stink : fr. the above. 
 
 Kl'NAz^OS, tog, to, & -ov, b, a 
 
 fox ; a crafty, impudent fellow. 
 
 Kii/a0t^ci», f. croj, to move, rustk> 
 
 with the wings: fr. Kivku). Hence 
 
 KtvaOio-jUrt, aroQ, to, a rustlmg 
 
 noise, buttering. 
 ts^ipa^uj^iov, ov, TO, cmnamon; see 
 
 Kivva^u)^ov. 
 KI'N^AAOS, OV, 6, a nail, peg. 
 Kivca^, aKoc, b, r), active, move- 
 able : fr. Kii^su), to move. 
 Kiydvitvua, oTog, to, a danger, 
 risk, hazardous undertaking: fr. 
 pcrf. pass, of Kivcvvevu). 
 KivdvvtvTtog, a, ov, one must 
 hazard or risk ; verb. adj. fr. 
 l\ivCvviv(i), to endanger, juit in 
 jeopardy, be in dangei*, risk or 
 encounter danger, run a risk, 
 hazard, make an attempt, seem; 
 1. ft'CTiu, perf. KfKivcvvtVKa : fr. 
 KI'N^vNOS, ov, 6, danger, risk, 
 hazard, peril, jeopardy, trial : 
 perha[)S fr. Kivkto. 
 Kii>dvpw€)]Q, tog, o, r), dangerous. 
 Ktviv, Dor. 6c JEol. for Kivoi>, be 
 
 moved, pres. imper. pass. fr. 
 KINE'Q, (J, to move, shake, stir, 
 remove, excite, stir up, agitate, 
 disturb ; f. rjtxoj, perf. KtKivijKa, 
 a. 1. f:Kivt)(Ta, a. 1. pass. tKiv}}- 
 ^n^y VQy V- Hence 
 Kivri9ij.6g, ov, 6, a moving, agita- 
 tion ; poet, for Kiut)(ng : & 
 Kivrjfia, uTog, to, a movement, 
 moving, commotion. Th. Kiveio. 
 Kivtjcyag, avTog, a. 1. part. act. 
 
 of the same verb. 
 Kipri<Tig, eojg, i), a moving, mo- 
 tion, commotion : fr. Kiveuj. 
 KivTjTijp, ypog, 6, mover; iC(vr;r/}o 
 yag, shaker of the earth, an epi- 
 thet of Neptune: fr. Ktveio. 
 KivT]Tr]piog, a, ov, tending to ex- 
 cite or disturb : fr. the above. 
 Kii'tjTTjg, ov, 6, a mover: whence 
 Kivr]TiKbg,r),dv,hiivmg the power 
 to move. 
 KivrjTiKioTUTa, pi. num. n. g. su- 
 perl. fr. KivrjTiKog. Th. kivho. 
 KI'NNA, i}g, I'j, a kind of grass 
 in Cilicia. 
 
 K12 
 
 KINNA'BAPI, e(og, to, an Indian 
 gum, cinnabar; a kind of colour, 
 vulgarly kokkwoi^, scarlet. 
 
 KI'N N A BOS, ov, b, a model from 
 which an artist works. 
 
 KINNA'MyMON, ov, Tb, cinna- 
 
 hion. 
 
 Kipvyfia, aTog, Tb, any thing 
 moved or fluttering: i'r.Kivvaatj. 
 
 Kivvfii, the same as kivsu), to 
 move, drive ; pres. i)ass. kIvv- 
 fiai, to be moved; kivvvto, 3 
 pi. impf. ind. m. Ion. 
 
 KINY'PA, ag, y, a musical in- 
 strument of a plaintive sound, 
 used by the Syrians and rhoe- 
 nieians. 
 
 Kti vpofxat, to cry aloud, utter a la- 
 mentable sound : fr. the above 
 
 Kivvpbg, d,bp, lamentable, queru- 
 lous, plahitive : fr. the same. 
 
 Kivvaaw, j)oet. for kivho. 
 
 KivioTTiTa, lov, Tu, wild beasts ; 
 as if KivioTTt^a : fr. kivsio, tthTov. 
 
 KioiTijv, they might go, 3 dual 
 opt. fr. Kioj, to go. 
 
 KiovoKpdvov, ov, Tb, the capital 
 of a pillar, 
 
 Kioaiv, dat. pi. fr. Kiuiv, ovog^ b, 
 T)), a column. I 
 
 Klov(7cu, nom. pi. pres. part. f. g. 
 fr. Kuo, to go ; or part. a. 2. for 
 iujv, lovaa, fr. tlfjii, to go. 
 
 KIPKAI'A, ag, r), the name of a 
 plant. 
 
 KipKti, T]g, y, Dor. KipKa, Circe, 
 the jiame of a sorceress. 
 
 KipKtiXctTog, b, //, chased by the 
 
 hawk : fr. KipKog, tXavvw."^ 
 
 KI'PKOS, ov, b, a circle, ring, 
 
 circus ; hawk, falcon. Hence 
 
 KipKoio, w, f. ibau), to encircle, 
 
 bind round or with a ring. 
 
 Kipvaio, Cj, to mix ; f. /yo-w. Th. 
 
 Kipdvvv^i or Ktpcux), the same. 
 
 Kip)'?; for Uipvii, 3 sing. impf. 
 
 md. act. fr. Kipvtjpt ; or Dor. 
 
 for tKipva, of the above verb. 
 Kipviifii, same as Kipvdu). 
 Kipvojv for Uipriov, 1 sing, or 3 
 
 pi. impf. ind. act. o{ Kipvcuo. 
 KippaOtv, adv. tjc rj/c Kippag, 
 
 from Cirrha. 
 Kippig, a species of hawk and 
 
 fish : fr. Kippog. 
 KIP'P'O'2, a, ov, yellow, tawny: 
 
 as if fr. Kaiu), to burn. 
 KIPSO'S, ov, b, a vein distended 
 
 with blood ; as if fr. Kippog ; it 
 
 is also written Kpiaaog. 
 KTS, Kibg, b, a worm generated 
 
 in wood or corn. Hence UKiog, 
 
 not worm-eaten. 
 Kig, 6, a man's name ; undecl. 
 
 Hebr. hard. 
 KI'SSA, Att. KiTTtt, rig, y, a jay, 
 
 magpie, a chattering bird ; a 
 
 diseased and fanciful appetite ; 
 
 longing. 
 Kicradu), u>, f. y^u), to lianker 
 (370) 
 
 KIX 
 
 after, desire, long for : fr. the 
 
 above. 
 Kicffijprjg, bound or covered with 
 
 ivy : fr. Kiffaog. 
 Ki(T(Ti]pig, tiog, t), a pumice-stotie, 
 
 which looks as if it were worm- 
 
 oaten, being very porous. Th, 
 
 icig, a worm. 
 Ki(r(Ti]pwcng, ^og, b, i), like a 
 
 pumice-stone : fr. Ki<T(Tt]pig,tUog. 
 KicraijTbg, t), ov, made of ivy, 
 
 bound with ivy : fr. Kiffffdio, for 
 
 KKTffUiO. 
 
 Ki(T(Tii'og, t], ov, of ivy : fr. Kiaoog. 
 Kia(ToKbp.rig, ov, b, having the 
 
 hair adorned with ivy : fr. kig- 
 
 (ybg, Kop.)]. 
 
 KlilSO'S, Att. TTog, ov, b, ivy. 
 Ki<T(To(Trt^i]g, eog, b, r), crowned 
 
 with ivy : fr. Kiaabg, aTt<p(jj. 
 KifT(Tn<pfpi)g, 8oc,b, >), bearing ivy 
 
 on the head : & 
 Ki(T(To^6pog, b, >/, bearing ivy, 
 
 crowned with ivy : fr, Kiaab]:, 
 
 <ptpii). 
 KiafTooj & KiTT<Ho, Cj, f. mgu), to 
 
 adorn or crown with ivy; kikkt- 
 
 aiupkvog, perf. part, pass., bound 
 
 with ivy : fr. Ktaoog. 
 Kia(TVi3iov,ov, Tb, a bowl or gob- 
 let of ivy-wood : fr, same th. 
 KI'STH, ijg, i), a chest, cofttr, 
 
 wicker basket or box. 
 KifTTig, icog, j/,dim. of the above. 
 KI'XTOS, ov, o, or Ki^Oog, a 
 
 kind of shrub, the cistus. 
 KI TPI'A, ag, //, a citron-tree. 
 KiTpiov, sc. pfjXov, a citron or 
 
 lemon ; the citrcm-tree : fr. the 
 above. 
 
 KiTTa, KiTTUio, see Kiaaa, kict- 
 (Tcioj. 
 
 KiTTog, ivy ; see Kiaaog. 
 
 KiTTog, r), bv, good, a Laconic 
 Word. 
 
 KiTuJva, ace. sing. Dor, for ;!^triD- 
 va, fr, x^TMv. 
 
 Kixa'vu), the same as Jcix'tw, to 
 tind, obtain, meet, 
 
 Ktx«//;, he may lay hold of, 3 s. 
 pres, oi)t. fr. Kixvpi, as Tietiy 
 fr, TiOnpi ; whence also Kix^ig. 
 Some think it to be 3 sing, subj, 
 fr, Kixtiio, poet, for *:/x^w, to 
 find ; but then i should be sub- 
 scribed, 
 
 Kixilptv, UT€, tltv, 1)1. pres. opt. 
 by sync, Att. for Ktxtit}ptv, uti- 
 rt, sitjtrav, oi'^Kixnpi, to tind. 
 
 KIXK'12, )iixu"vu), 6l Kixvpi, to 
 lind, get, obtain, overtake, grasp, 
 
 reach, attain; f. i)(T(o, pf. 7;/ca, 
 
 a. 2. tKixov, a. 2. inf. Kixtlv : 
 
 hence 
 
 Ktxy. he may take hold, 3 sin"-. 
 
 a. 2, subj, of the above. " 
 
 Kixy'ipevai, a. 2. inf. act. Dor, for 
 
 Kixtlv, of Kixdvio, or kix^uj, to 
 
 find ; f. ijffu}, a, 2. tKixov, a. 2. 
 
 mf. KixtTv, Dor. Kixh^vai, & 
 
 7 
 
 I 
 
 KAA 
 
 by poet, cctasis ict x'//' **'''*• 
 Ktxnp^^^og, ij, ov, overtaken, pr. 
 
 j>art, pass, of Kix^jpi, the same 
 
 as v/xft^' 
 Kix'yo'rtCj having overtaken, a, 1, 
 
 part. &c 
 KiXy)<raTo, 3 sing. a. 1. m. Ion. of 
 
 Kix^iiJ, to overtake. 
 KiX'yTo/uat, I will overtake, lay 
 
 liold of, f. fr. Kix^opai, the same 
 
 as Kix^o. 
 K^X'/^'/'^ ^y sync. & Ion. for t/ci- 
 
 XtiffdDjv, 3 dual a. 1. act. of 
 
 KI'XAH, yg, ?/, a thrush ; fish. 
 
 KiX'^*'^'^' to feed on thrushes ; 
 live delicately ; laugh immode- 
 rately ; gigsli^ ; connected in 
 meaning with KaxXd^io. 
 
 Kixpdio, Sc Kixp'y/^t, to lend, give 
 the use of ; mid. to borrow : fr. 
 Xp('io)- 
 
 KiX^Jv, obtaining, a. 2. part, act, 
 ir, Kix^^, to obtain, a. 2. tKixov. 
 
 KlXli'PH, ijg, >'/, or 
 
 KiX(i>piov, ov, Tb, endive or suc- 
 cory : as if fr. Kitiv x^^piov, to 
 creep over the ground. 
 
 KI'Q, to go, come, move : fr. luj, 
 for icu, or tJpi, to go, 
 
 Kl'liN, ovog, b, y, a pillar, co- 
 lumn : fr. Kiuj, to ascend. 
 
 Kiujv, ovaa, going, pres. part. fr. 
 Kiio ; or a. 2. for luv, fr. tlpi, to 
 
 KAA 
 
 3 sing. impf. & 
 
 KXaitaKt, 3 sing. impf. ind. act, 
 ion, for tKXait, of KXaioj, to be- 
 wail ; f. KXavau), perf, KcKXavKa. 
 
 KXaioiaOa, Ai.o\. paragoge for 
 
 'Ao- 
 
 KXayyaivu), the same as KXa^u). 
 KXayytvvTi, Dor. & yEoI. for 
 KXayyovm, 3 pi. ])res. fr. KXay- 
 yuo, w. Th. KXd'^uj, to cry out ; 
 f. KXdy^io. 
 
 KXayy)), fjg, y, a clang, clamour, 
 cry, shout, loud noise, din, blast 
 of a trumpet, whizzing of an ar- 
 row, twang of a bow, barking : 
 fr. the same th. 
 
 KXayytjcbv, adv. with a cacklhig, 
 with a loud noise or clang. 
 
 KXdy^io, f. 1. of the verb /cXd^w. 
 
 KX^^ag, Dor. for KXtJcag. 
 
 KXactvT))p, fjpog, b, a pruner, 
 wood-lopper. Hence 
 
 KXactvn'iptov, ov, to, a pruning 
 hook or bill. 
 
 KXabi, by metaplasm for KXdcciJ, 
 <!at. sing, fr. KXdcog. 
 
 KXaCi(TKog,ov, b, dim, fr. 
 
 KAA'AOS, ov, b, a branch, twig, 
 sprig, shoot, offset ; offspring : 
 fr. KXdo), to break off. 
 
 KXdtiv, Att. & Dor. for KXaltiv, 
 fr, kXoi'w, to bewail ; f. KXavtrio. 
 
 K AA'ZQ,to cry out, make a shrill 
 noise, clang ; scream, cackle, 
 bark, howl, &c, ; f, KXdy^iu, a, 
 2, tKXayov, perf. m. KtKXijya : 
 hence KXayyi), y, a clamour. 
 
 KXd^uj, for KXdiit, to break : Sc 
 
 KX^'^w, to shut. Dor. for KXtit'Coj, 
 fr. k:\aTf, i. e. KXtig, a key. 
 
 K/\(t?', for vXale, Ion. for tKXait, 
 
 KXaioig, 2 sing. opt. pres. act. of 
 the same verb. 
 
 KXait;, icog, a. Dor. for KXtig, a 
 key : fr. the Ion. KXtjig. 
 
 KXalaTpnv, & KXdi(TTpov,ov, Tb, 
 Dor. & yEol. for KXtlOpov, ov, Tb, 
 a bolt, bar. Th. KXtiio, to shut. 
 
 KAAI'ii, to weep, wail, bewail, 
 lament, deplore, suffer punish- 
 ment, repent ; imi>f. tKXaiov, f. 
 KXatxTio, perf. KtKXavKa : as if 
 fr, kXuio, to break ; for the mind 
 or spirit is broken by grief, 
 "EKXavatv trr' avry, Luke xix. 
 41. James v, l,KXaUiv trri Tiva; 
 with an ace, Luke xxiii, 2it. 
 Num. xi. 13. Judges xi, 37, 38. 
 xiv. 7- 
 
 KAAMBO'2, y, bv, mutilated: 
 as if fr. KXdio. 
 
 KXdviov, an armlet, bracelet. 
 
 KXti^, uKbg, a. Dor. for KXtig, 
 KXtibbg, y, a key. 
 
 KX^'^tu, or, according to others, 
 kX(^i^oj, f. \. Dor. for KXjjtffio, fr, 
 kXi^'Cuj, for jcX>/t^w, to shut ; f, 
 kX^^w, a, 1, tfcX^^a, So kX^- 
 Kov, Dor. for KXij'icrov, a. L 
 imper. 
 
 KXdoKTa, Dor. for KXaiovaa, jires. 
 
 part. f. g. of KXaitJ, to weep. 
 
 KXaTTtig, ivTOQ, a. 2. part. pass. 
 
 of KXtTTTio, to steal ; f. ip(u, a. 2. 
 
 fKXaTTOV. 
 
 KXdpiog, ov, b. Dor. for KXrjpiog, 
 
 presiding over lots, epith. oi 
 
 Jupiter. 
 KXapovbpiog, ace. pi. Dor. for 
 
 K\iipoi'6ixovg, heirs. 
 KXdpog, Dor. for KXijpog, ov, b, 
 
 a lot, inheritance. 
 liXdpu)(Ti,he obtained by lot, Ion. 
 
 <Sl Dor. for hXypiorn, a. I. ind, 
 
 act. of KXapoio, for KXypou). Th. 
 
 KXijpog, a lot. 
 KXdaag, avTog, a. 1, part. act. &. 
 
 KXdrrai, a. 1, inf. & 
 KXaa9ti(T}]g, gen. sing, a, 1. part. 
 
 j)ass, fem, gen. fr. <cXaa», to 
 
 break ; f. daio, a. 1. pass. t/cXa- 
 
 (t9i]v. 
 KXd<Tig, tojg, »), a breaking, frac- 
 ture, lopping : & 
 KXdcrpa, uTog, Tb, a fragment, 
 
 splinter : fr. KXdu). 
 KXa(Tra^u> & KXaordo*, f. dffio, 
 
 to break, prune, crush, humble : 
 
 fi', K-Xd(i>. 
 KX^ffaJ, I will shut, Dor. for 
 
 KXiiniv, f. I. fr. K-Xft'w, to shut. 
 KXavdrj, ijg, y, the name of an 
 
 island : Gr. a broken sound. 
 KXavcia, ac, //, a woman's name : 
 
 Latin, as if clauda. 
 lLXavQp.bg, ou, 6, a weeping, wail- 
 
 (37i; 
 
 KAE 
 
 ing, lamcntiition : fr. jcXaiw, in 
 weep, f. KXavctu). 
 
 KXavBpvpi'Cio, f, iaio, to weep, cry 
 as infants : fr. the same. 
 
 KXavOfivpicrpbg, i,v,b, the crying 
 of a child : fr, the above. 
 
 KXaiOpdiv, CJvoQ, b, lamentation, 
 the place of lanuntation. Th. 
 KXaioi, to weep, f, /cXaucrtu. 
 
 KXavpa, aTog, Tb, a weeping. 
 
 KXavat'iToi, 3 sing. f. 1. m. Dor. 
 <.f KXaiio, to weep ; f. KXavauj, 
 Dor. KXavaG), f. I. m. KXavtrov- 
 pai. Dor. \ov KXavaopai. 
 
 KXafcidw, u), f. d'aio, to wish to 
 wail ; creak : fr. KXaiio. 
 
 KXavffiyiXixjg, lOTog, Att. w, 6, >/, 
 weeping and smilhig at the same 
 time : fr. KXaiio, ytXdoj. 
 
 KXav(Tipaxog, b, y, Meeping in 
 tight, causing weeping by light : 
 fr. KXaiio, pdxn- 
 
 KXavcruj, f. 1. Dor. for KXavffio : 
 see KXav(Tt7Tat. 
 
 KA A'i2, to break, mutilate, break 
 off, i)rune ; distribute ; f. J. KXd- 
 aio, perf, KtKXaKu, a. I. tKXarra, 
 a. L inf, /cXdffat, a. 1. part. *:Xd- 
 aag, avrog, perf. pass. KiKXaa- 
 p.ai, a, 1. pass. tKXdaOijv, pres. 
 l)art, pass. KXaopivog, y, ov. 
 
 KXtdpiffTog, ov, b, a proper name. 
 
 KXttivbg, <fc KXitvvbg, y, bv, for 
 KXtivbg, renowned, famous, glo- 
 rious, illustrious, celebrated : fr. 
 
 KXliu). 
 
 KXeT]^u)v, ovog, y, see in KXycu)v. 
 liXiri6i](jfTai, 3 s. f. L ind. pass, 
 for KXi]B{}(7tTai, by sync, for jca- 
 XtOr](TiTai, fr. KaXfio, to call. 
 KXtla, for kXeu or KXita, glorious 
 exploits, fr. KXtog, tog, to, glory. 
 Th, KXtiu), to celebrate. 
 KXtibou), Cj, to shut, bolt, lock : 
 fr, KXfig. Th, KXtiio, to shut. 
 
 ILXtiQpia, ag, y, a key- hole, chmk, 
 crevice : & 
 
 KXtWpov, ov, Tb, a bolt, bar, shut* 
 ter : fr. KXtiio, to shut. 
 
 KXtivbg, y, bv, poet, renowned, 
 celebrated : fr. KXtiio, to cele- 
 brate. 
 
 KXff^ot, Dor. for KXtlaai, a. I. 
 inf. act, fr, KXtiio, to celebrate. 
 Or fr, KXtt'Cio, f. i(Tio, Dor. icXti- 
 Hio. So KXttlitiv, f. J. inf. Dor. 
 for KXttatii'. 
 
 KXtXog, Ibr K\tog, glory, renowMi. 
 
 KXtig, KXficbg, y, a key, bolt, 
 bar ; collar-bone, clavicle ; row- 
 er's bench ; ace. pi, KXeidag, by 
 syne. KXtXg. Th. KXtiio, to shut. 
 
 KXtXaai, a. 1. inf. act. & 
 
 KXtiaOCJ, ijg, y, &. I. subj. pass, 
 fr. KXtiio. 
 
 KXa/rroc, »), bv, shut, capable of 
 being shut : fr. the same. 
 
 KXtlffTpov, ov, Tb, a l)olt, lock, 
 bar, shutter, Lat. clausti-um: fr. 
 irXftV, 
 
 B b2 
 
KAE 
 
 KXttrd^, ace. pi. K\tiTt)r, ace. s. 
 f. g. fr. K\eiT6(;, celebi'atcd. 
 
 K\tiropiQ,idQg,y),}nijrtus in natiira 
 muliebri : tr. fcXfiw, to shut. 
 
 KXftrog, ^, ovy celebrated, re- 
 nowned, illustrious : fr. 
 
 KAEI'Q, to sliut, close, shut up, 
 restrain, repress ; celebrate, 
 make known or famous, pro- 
 claim, praise, sing ; f. (tio, ])erf. 
 KiicXeiKa, a, 1. tJcXfica, a. 1. sul)j. 
 icXftrrw, yg^ y, a. 1. inf. K\iX(yai, 
 perf. pass. K^fcXficr^ai & k^kXsi- 
 fiai, perf. })art. pass. icf/cXftcr^E- 
 voc, J/, ovj a. 1. ind. pass. tfcXtt- 
 (Tf^?/v, ijQ, t), a. 1. snbj. pass. 
 KXtiaOat, yg, y. 
 
 KXtiw, oof, contr. ovg, ?;, Clio, 
 one of the Muses : fr. KKuog. 
 
 KXfjU/4a, arog, to, a theft, any 
 thing stolen ; trick, stratagem, 
 fraud : fr. kXetttu), perf. pass. 
 KSKXsfifiai. 
 
 KXej-ifxig, vog, r), a tortoise ; be- 
 cause it KXtTTTSij i. e. hides it- 
 self beneath a sliell. 
 
 KXfo/3tt% a ])roper name ; ace. 
 sing. KXeolSiu. 
 
 KXtajxaiy poet, for KXeiofiai, to be 
 celebrated. Th. /cXt iw, the same. 
 
 KXsoTrag, a, 6, C/eojjas, a man's 
 name, Gr, all glory. 
 
 KXfOTrdrpy, dat. s. Ion. fr. KXe- 
 oTTarpa, ag, y, a woman's name. 
 
 KXeog &. KXeiog, tog, to, glory, 
 renown, fame, celebrity; report, 
 rumour. Th. KXeioj. 
 
 KXfTTOf, Eog, TOj a theft : fr. kXs- 
 
 TTTIO. 
 
 KXtTTTag, a, o. Dor. for KXsTrrijg, 
 ov, 6, a thief. 
 
 KXtTrrrjg, ov, 6, a thief ; one who 
 does any thing by stealth : fr. 
 the same th. superl. KXfTrrtora- 
 Tog^ most thieving. 
 
 KXiTTTiia), ijg, y), sc. rex^yj, the 
 art of stealing : fr. 
 
 KXeiTTtKogf ?/, ov, thievish, given 
 to thefts : fr. fcXfTrrw. 
 
 KXiTTTOKTa, Dor. for KXiTTTovffa, 
 hiding, concealing, pres. part, 
 act. f. g. fr. KXeirru). 
 
 KXeTTTog, ij, bv, stolen, thievish : 
 & 
 
 KXeTTToavvT], rjg, //, skill in steal- 
 ing, thievery : fr. kXstttoj. 
 
 KXtTrrpm, of, rj, a female thief. 
 Th. kXetttu). 
 
 KAE'nTQ, to steal, hide, do or 
 say any thing clandestinely, con- 
 ceal, suppress, deceive, mis- 
 lead ; kX. to. opt], to steal to, 
 gain the mountains secretly, f. 
 ■ipio, perf. K'-KXtcpa, a. 1. tKXfipa, 
 a. 1. subj. KXtxpiv, yg, y, 3 pi. 
 KXsxpojfTL, a. 2. tKXaTTov, i)erf. 
 pass. KBKXffifiai, perf. m. ks- 
 icXoTra. Some derive it fr. ko- 
 
 XvTTTU), kXstTTCO. 
 
 KX(Tag, TO, a rock, which is fr. 
 
 KAH 
 
 icXu'w, because it is steep. 
 
 KXtvvlKog,ov,Dor. for KXtoviKog: 
 fr. KXtog, glory, & viKtj, victory. 
 Th. viKcioj, to conquer. 
 
 KXfi^i^pojr, ovog, u, y'ly having a 
 fraudful mind : jcXstttw, (ppi'ii'. 
 
 KXcipvipa, ag, //, a water-clock, 
 hour-glass; a fountain at Athens: 
 fr. kXstttoJj I't^WjO. 
 
 KXf tu, to report, celebrate : see 
 KXeojiai. 
 
 KXeioVj ujvog, 6, Cleon, a proper 
 name. 
 
 KAEQNI'A, ag, y, elecampane, 
 a herb. 
 
 KXr/^/;i/, by name; adv. fr.KaXsuj, 
 to call. 
 
 KXy^ovsijj, io, f. ijcrio, to noise 
 abroad, defame, revile : & 
 
 KXycovi^uj, f. rrw, to give an 
 omen or prognostic ; mid. to 
 receive an omen, divine, pro- 
 gnosticate, consult diviners ; 
 particularly applied to vatici- 
 nation by augury : fr. KXyC(jJv. 
 Hence 
 
 KXy^oj't(T/«oc, ovj 6, divination, 
 vatieination. 
 
 KXrjcog, tog, to, a hedge, en- 
 closure: fr. KXfiuj, to shut. 
 
 KXrjSovx^cJ, (o, to keep the keys 
 of a temple, be a priest or 
 priestess : fr. 
 
 KXr]^ovx(^£, 01', o, ?'/, keeping the 
 keys ; as subst. one that has the 
 charge, a priest, priestess : fr. 
 
 KXyg,^ tX^- 
 
 KXyCuji^, ovog, ?'/, fame, glory, re- 
 nown, report ; an omen ; poet. 
 KXtt]d(jjv, fr. jcXryi^w. Th. jcXciw, 
 to celebrate. 
 
 KXyCujv, 2 Kings i. 10, is ren- 
 dered a bracelet. But for Tt}v 
 KXydoi^a, is more properly read 
 xXiCi3va. 
 
 KXytiv, Ion. for KXtitiv, to shut. 
 
 KXy^u), for KXrjt^u), to shut, cele- 
 brate. 
 
 KXtjOsvTog, gen. sing. a. 1. part, 
 pass. & 
 
 KX//0//f7Ojitai, 7j, tTai, f. 1. pass. & 
 
 KX7;0j/rf, 2 pi. a. 1. subj. pass. fr. 
 KctXsio, to call. 
 
 KX//Opa &. KXyjOpog, ov, >/, an 
 alder-tree : as if fr. jcXtt'o*. 
 
 KXyOpoj', oVf TO, a bar, bolt, 
 lock : fr. kXiico, to shut. 
 
 KXiiOpog, ov, y), see KXy'/Opa. 
 
 KXyjOoJ, yg, y, a. 1. subj. pass, of 
 KfiXfoj, to call. 
 
 KXyiOpov, ov, TO, same as KXy- 
 Ooov. 
 
 KXyyiC<^, f. tnu), to shut, close, 
 bolt; celebrate, name, call. Th. 
 kXiiuj. 
 
 KXi]Xg,tdog, r), a key, as KXtig ; 
 any thing like a key ; a lock, bar, 
 bolt ; hook ; clasp ; collar-bono^ 
 bench for rowers : fr. the same 
 th. 
 
 (372) 
 
 KAH 
 
 KXrjtffai, Ion. for KXtlffai, a. 1. 
 inf. act. of KXy}t^<jj, or KXyjuo. 
 
 KXyjifTTog, i), ov, shut up, closed : 
 fr. 
 
 KX/;iti>, Ion. for KXtiu), to shut ; 
 celebrate. 
 
 KA j)iM A, oTog, to, a twig, branch, 
 shoot, vine-branch : fr. kXcho. 
 
 KXy/fiarlg, icog, y), a little vine- 
 branch, faggot : & 
 
 KXyj^ciTioi', ov, TO, a little vine- 
 branch, sapling, dim. fr. KXyif.ia. 
 
 KXy]f.iaT6oiX(u,ovfiai, to be shaded 
 with vines or shrubs, grow lux- 
 uriant with shoots : fr. JcX>//to. 
 
 KXl]fiT]g, tvTog, 6, a man's name, 
 Lat. C/ciiuns. 
 
 KXyjpocoaia, ag, >/, a division by 
 lot, allotment, legacy, inherit- 
 ance : fr. 
 
 KXy]f)0C0TEio, Cj, f. i]aui, to divide 
 by lot, appoint as heir : fr. kXT;- 
 pog, ii^ioiJi. 
 
 KXijpoCoTtjg, ov, 6, a testator ; 
 one who allots : fr. the above. 
 
 KXrjpovofjifuj, w, to inherit, obtain 
 by lot or inheritance, receive a 
 portion by lot, gain ; f. y)(Toj, pf. 
 KfKXrjpovofiyjKa, a. 1. subj. act. 
 KXy]povoi.n)aoj, yg, y, a. I. inf. act. 
 KXrjporofiiinai : fr. KXijpog, lot, 
 
 KX7]povofii]fTdTM, 3 sing. a. 1. im- 
 per. act. oi' KXTjpovofi'tu). 
 
 KXt}povoi.iia,ag, y),nn inheritance; 
 the act of inheriting : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 KXyjpoi'onog, ov, 6, an heir, who 
 kXijoov vff^tii, divides the inhe- 
 ritance, one who claims by lot. 
 
 KX;;no7raX/)c,£or, o, 7), distributed 
 by lot : fr. KX^ipog, TrdXXoj. 
 
 KAj/POS, ov, 6, a lot, casting 
 lots, share, portion, patrinKtny, 
 iidieritance, division by lot, al- 
 lotment of land, farm, estate ; 
 (pOtipojv tOjv Si'piwv Tovg kXi)- 
 povg, Ilerod. i. ^b, laying waste 
 the lands of the Syrians. There 
 is also KXypog, a little worm, 
 which is bred in a bee-hive. 
 
 KXyjpovxia, ag, y), a coming into 
 possession of an inheritance ; 
 distribution of lands by lot ; co- 
 lony : & 
 
 KXyjpovxiKog, y), ov, pertaining to 
 the KXyjpovx^a, obtained by lot : 
 fr. 
 
 KXrjpovxog, o, y), who KXypov 
 t^fi. possesses any thing by lot. 
 
 KXyjpou), w, to cast lots, allot, 
 choose, api)oint, assign or obtain 
 by lot ; f. lofTio, i»erf. KtKXy)pojKa; 
 KXyjpoo^ai, orfiai, mid. to be 
 allotted, obtain or possess by 
 lot, draw lots, a. 1. pass. tjcX);- 
 pioOifv. Th, KXtipog, lot. 
 
 KXy'iuiomc, tiog, y), a choosing by 
 lot, allotment, lot : fr. the above. 
 
 KXT}p^bffo|Jlal, I shall obtain by 
 
 KAI 
 
 lot ; f. 1. m. of kXtjouo). 
 
 KXt]oo)Tr]pior, ov, to, a place for 
 <lrawing lots : fr. KXripooj. 
 
 KXyjpwTi, by lot, adv. fr. 
 
 KXrjfuoTog, //, ov, chosen by lot. 
 
 KXijrrtr, tojg, y), a calling, bidding 
 invitation, summoning, charge, 
 testimony, duty, oftice, condi- 
 tion. Th. icaXf-io, to call. 
 
 KXyrrov, for KXifiaoj', by synrer. a. 
 I, imper. act. of kXjii^u}, to shut, 
 celebrate. Th. KXtito, the same : 
 but 
 
 KXiy^Tov, by sync, for KciXtcrov, a. 
 1. imper. act. of KaXtuj, to call ; 
 a. 1. tKa.Xi<Ta. 
 
 KXt)Tiog, a, ov, verbal adj. to be 
 called : fv. 3 sing. perf. pass, of 
 the same verb. 
 
 KXijTtino, f. ffw, to bring to justice, 
 sunnnon, cite, prosecute : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 KXijTiijp, yjpor, 6, a caller, an ap- 
 j>aritor, one who cites before a 
 magiKti'ate, a witness. 
 
 KXiiTiKrjg,gon. sing. f. g. fr. 
 
 KXi]TiKug, y), ov, calling, appel- 
 lative, vocative : fr. KoX'tu). 
 
 KXj]Tog, ?), bv, called, invited, 
 sunnnoned, chosen, welcome, de- 
 sired : fr. the same th. 
 
 KXrjTiop, opog, 0, a caller, herald, 
 apparitor, messenger, witness : 
 f fr. the same. 
 
 KAIBA'iAION, ov, to, a kind of 
 herl). 
 
 K AI'BANOS, ov, b, 6c Kpit^avog, 
 a stove in which barlev is roast- 
 ed ; an oven: fr. KoiOyi, jSavvog. 
 
 KXifxa, aTog, Tb, a declivity, in- 
 clination, slope, region, declina- 
 tion from the equator, clime, 
 climate : fr. kXivu). 
 
 KXjjuafcioi', Tb, dim. fr. KXlf^ia'^. 
 
 KX</<rt/cr?)p, iipog, b, a step of a 
 
 ladder : fr. 
 K ATM AS, aKog, y), a ladder, 
 stair, staircase, bridge, step, cli- 
 mate; instrument of torture; trip 
 
 in wrestling ; figure of rhetoric, 
 
 climax: fr. kXivoj. Hence Engl. 
 
 to cUmh. 
 KXifiarig, icog, y), a vine. Th. 
 
 KXijua. 
 J KXivr], yg, y). Dor. KXiva, a couch : 
 ■f fr. K^iroj, to I'ecline. 
 
 KXivOyTyv, Ton. for tKXivOy'iTyv, 
 i 3 dual a. 1. ind. pass, of kXivio. 
 
 \ KXividiov, & KXivdpiov, ov, to, a 
 
 little couch or bed : fr. same th. 
 KXiviKog, r), bv, lying on a bed, 
 
 sick, confined to the bed, bed- 
 ridden ; clinical : fr. KXivy. 
 KXivlg, i^og, y), a small bed: dim. 
 
 fr. KXivyj. 
 KXivo7rtTy}g, tog, 0, y), confined 
 
 to the bed: fr. KXivyj, ttitttu). 
 KXivoTToibg, b, y), a maker of 
 
 couches or beds : kXivt], ttoibu). 
 KXivovixtv, 1 pi. f. ind. act. fr. 
 
 y'Xivio. 
 
 KAO 
 
 KXivTy)p, ijpog, b, a bed, couch, 
 
 litter, elose carriage. 
 KAI'NQ, to incline, lean, bend, 
 bend down ; turn, turn away, 
 put to flight ; recline, lie down ; 
 decline, go down ; in perf. pass, 
 to lie, be concealed, be situated; 
 f. vio, perf. KfKXiKa, a. I. t/cXTra, 
 
 % perf. pass. KiKXifiai, aai, tgl. 
 KXiam, ag, y), a place for lying 
 down, bed, couch, tabernacle, 
 tent, hut, shed ; company of per- 
 sons reclining to eat. 
 }s.Xi<ndbtg, a\, folding-door,^. Th. 
 kXivoj. 
 
 KXirriy, yg, y), Ion. for KXiaia. 
 KXi(Ti)]9tv, from the tent, adv.; 
 KXi(Tii)v^t, to the tent : fr. the 
 above. 
 
 KXiffiov, ov, Tb, the same as kXl- 
 aia ; a sheep-fold, stall, stable, 
 cell. Th. jcXj'ro;, to recline. 
 
 KXicjig, fuig, y, a bending, turn- 
 ing, declining, going down, de- 
 clension ; ace. kXigiv : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 KXiGfibg, ov, b, a couch, chair in 
 which one may recline; dat. pi. 
 Ion, KXi(T^oiai. 
 
 KX'iTog, tog, Tb, a slope, declivity; 
 the side to which any thing in 
 clines. Th. kXivio. 
 
 KXiTvg, vog, y), a slope, declivity, 
 valley, the sloping side of a 
 mountain : fr. the above th. 
 
 KXoibg, Att. KX(i)bg, ov, b, a col- 
 lar, ring with which the neck 
 is inclosed, KXsitTai. Th. kXsUo. 
 
 KXovtofiai, ovfiai,io be disturbed, 
 shaken, be thrown into disorder: 
 fr. 
 
 KXovsio, Cj, f. y'lffio, to throw into 
 confusion or disorder, disturb, 
 harass, drive along, move, agi- 
 tate, shake : fr. KXovog. 
 
 KXovyjffig, tiog, y), motion, agita- 
 tion, anger : fr. the above. 
 
 KXoj^jovjOi;, Tb, the hip, the spine: 
 fr. KXovog ; for this part of the 
 body may be easily shaken or 
 disturbed. 
 
 KXovi(TTy)p, a small sword girded 
 to the thigh : fr. the above. 
 
 KAO'NOS, ov, b, tumult, rout, 
 noise, shock, disturbance, din of 
 battle, battle. 
 
 KXoTralog, a, ov, stolen, secret : 
 fr. kXLtttiu. 
 
 KXoTTSvgi t(-og, b, a thief: whence 
 
 KXoTrtviu, f. tixTuj, to steal : & 
 
 KXoTTt), yg, y), a theft, fraud, 
 stealth : fr. kXettto). 
 
 KXoTTijKoe, y, ov, given to theft, 
 thievish: fr. the same th. 
 
 KXoTTijxwg, adv. furtively : fr. the 
 above. 
 
 KXoTTiog, a, ov, cunning, over- 
 reaching : fr. the same. 
 
 KXorrbg, ov, b, a thief: kXetttio. 
 
 KXoTOTTtvMf f. tv(Tio, to use fine 
 (373; 
 
 KAQ 
 
 words, waste time in talking, 
 procrastinate; perhaps the true 
 word is KXoTTOTtvoj : fr. KXonbg, 
 a thief. II. T. 149. 
 KXoiffSov, a seal. Hence irtpiKXov- 
 
 KXvlSaTtg, an hei^b, which is also 
 <'alled tX^ivy, pellitory. 
 KXvcuJv, ojvog, b, a wave, surge, 
 flood, swell of tile sea. Th. kXv- 
 ^a», to wash. Hence 
 KXv^iovi^QHai, to be tossed about 
 by the waves, swell, be agitated 
 like the waves, veer about, fluc- 
 tuate; f. iffofiai, a. I. })ass. tKXy- 
 CioviaOyv, yg, y : fr. the same. 
 KXv^cjviov, ov, ro, a wave, surge, 
 perturbation : dim. fr. kXvcmv. 
 KXuev, he heard, 3 sing. impf. 
 ind. act. Ion. fr. kXvoj, to hear. 
 KXv^toKev, he washed ; 3 sing. 
 
 impf. ind. act. Ion. for tKrXv^e. 
 KAY'ZQ, to wash, wash away, 
 wash oft", rinse, purge, swell, 
 dash, fluctuate, inundate, make 
 a noise as the \\aves : hence 
 KaTi'iKXvtng, tojg, >'/, a flood. 
 KXvQi, hear, pres. imper. fr. jcXv- 
 f/t, or for kXvs, fr. kXvuj. 
 KXvjuivy, yg, y), a woman's name. 
 KXvfjitvog, famed, renowned : fr. 
 kXvio. 
 KXvafia, aTog, Tb, that which is 
 washed or washed with ; an 
 estuary, tide, shore ; injection : 
 fr. kXv^io. 
 KXvaTijp, ypog, b, a clyster, cly- 
 ster-pipe. Th. kXv^o), to wash. 
 KXvrd, nom. pi. n. g. fr. KXvTbg, 
 renowned. Th. kXvuj, to hear. 
 KXvTaiiuvy)(TTpy, yg, y, Qytce- 
 mnestra, a woman's name. 
 KXvrotpybg, ov, b, renowned as 
 an artificer : fr. KXvrbg, tpyov. 
 KXv-oKapTTog, 6, y), celebrated 
 for fruit : fr. KXvrbg, Kapirog. 
 KXyro/ttr/r/t,', twg, b, y), celebrated 
 for wisdom or mgenuity : fr. 
 KXvTog, fxyTig. 
 KXvTOTTujXog, b, y), renowned for 
 horses or horsemanship : fr. 
 KXvTog, TTwXog. 
 KXvTbg, y), bv, or 6, /;, much 
 heard of, renowned, celebrated, 
 glorious ; loud, clamorous : fr. 
 kXvu), to hear. 
 KXvTorkxn^g, ov, b, a celebmted 
 artist : fr. KXvTbg, Tsxvy. 
 KXvTOTo^og, b, y), celebrated for 
 bow and arrows or for archery : 
 fr. KXvTbg, to^ov. 
 KAY'Q, to hear, hearken, ob- 
 serve, attend to, obey, be called 
 or spoken of. 
 
 KAQBO'S, ov, y), a bird-cage. 
 
 KAQ'ZQ, f. ^u), to make a noise 
 
 like fowls, cluck, chatter ; to 
 
 express disapprobation in a 
 
 theatre, hoot. 
 
 KAQ'GQ, f. aio-a>, to spin, twist. 
 
KNA 
 
 wind yam ; destine, doom : 
 whence Engl, to clothe, &c. 
 
 KXmOuj, 6og, r), Clotho, one of the 
 fates. 
 
 KXiofjinKosig, ecraa, fv, rough, 
 steep, rugged ; a place abound- 
 ing with KXiofiaKt^y steeps, aspe- 
 rities : fr. K\1f.ia^, as if KXifia- 
 KoeiQ, requiring a ladder, diffi- 
 cult of ascent ; or fr. kXcuo, to 
 break. 
 
 KAQ'N, wvog, 6, a branch, slip, 
 twig, shoot ; ace. sing. KXCova, 
 ace. pi. KXatvag. Hence 
 
 KXon'iov, ovy rb, a little branch : 
 fr. K-Xatu, to break. 
 
 KXu)7raQy a, 6, a man's name, 
 contr. fr. KXtoTrag, the glory of 
 a father. 
 
 KXCJTreg, thieves, nom. pi. fr. 
 KXujxp, ojTTog, 6, a thief. Th. 
 kXstttio. 
 
 KXwTTf trw, f.tvcruj, to steal, thieve : 
 fr. the same. 
 
 KXojTrii'iogy a, oi^, same as kXo- 
 iralor, 
 
 KXioTTiKog, /), 6j', addicted to 
 stealing, thievish : fr. icXwi//. 
 
 KXw TTOTrcLTiop, opog, 6, born of a 
 thief ; an epithet of Pan, the 
 son of Mercury : fr. /cXiui^. 
 TTarqp. 
 
 KXtDo-jua, arogy to, a thread, yam : 
 fr. kXujOu). 
 
 KXtufT^of, ov, by a clucking sound 
 made by the ]>alate and the 
 throat : fr. kXio'Cui. 
 
 KXwcrr^o, ripoQy by a spinner ; 
 spindle ; the thread of fate : & 
 
 KXwoToc, ?}, bvy spun, twisted : 
 fr. the same. 
 
 KXtuv^, ojTTO^, 6, a thief, rogue, 
 robber : see KXioTrig. 
 
 K/^eXeOpa, lov, rd, beams : a'l 
 
 K^TjTogy ?), Of, wrought, made : 
 
 fr. KOfivcjy to work, make. 
 Kvaiu)y f. (TiOy to cut, scrape, 
 
 scratch, tear, afflict, trouble : 
 
 fr. Kvdio. 
 Kj'aK'o^, Dor. for KvrjKogy yellow, 
 
 tawny, white. Th. KvijKog, oy, 
 
 >/, a species of saffron. 
 KvaKiovy a goat, from the colour, 
 
 KVdKOg. 
 
 Kvafiay ac, a. Dor. for kviji-uj. 
 
 Kvafuhg, ace. pi. Dor. for ki^jj- 
 fjiovg, hills : see Kvrjfiog. 
 
 Kvcnrrojy the same as yva/i7rrw, 
 or KafiTTTio, to bend, turn, van- 
 quish. 
 
 KNA'riTQ, or yvcnrriOy f. ;//w, 
 perf. KBKva(pa or tyva^a, to 
 scratch, tear, lacerate, card 
 wool, comb, polish ; vex, harass, 
 torture. 
 
 KpcKTaiy Dor. for Kvtiffaiy a. 1. 
 inf. act. of kvcho, to cut. 
 
 K2>a<pivgy iwgy by a fuller : fr. 
 KvaiTTit). Hence 
 
 KNH 
 
 Kva^fi'w, f. ffio, to be a fuller. 
 Kvaf/)//ioj', ov, rb, Ion. for Kva<pi1- 
 ov, a fuller's workshop. Th. 
 
 KVClTTTtx). 
 
 ]\i>a<piKbgy r), bv, of a fuller, sc. 
 
 KTug, a fuller's comb : KraipiKt) 
 
 ("tKavOa, a fuller's thistle : fr. 
 
 the same. 
 Kvd<l>og, ov, b, a fuller's thistle, 
 
 teasel ; instrument of torture. 
 KNA'^2, Ki'iio, 6c Kr/)/it, to cut, 
 
 sci'ape, inib, claw, scratch, grate, 
 
 tickle ; wear out, destroy ; mid. 
 
 to scimtch one's self, itch. 
 
 Hence Engl, to gnmc, gnash. 
 Kvt<pdZ,u)y f. dffioy to darken, 
 
 cloud, throw a dark cloud over, 
 
 involve in darkness and ruin : 
 
 fr. K}4<pag. 
 Kviipctlogy rt, oVy cloudy, dark, 
 
 obscure ; doing any thing in the 
 
 twilight : fr. 
 KNE'^AS, aTog, &: Kvetpog, tog, 
 
 TO, darkness, twilight. 
 KreojpoVy a certain herb, kind of 
 
 nettle, called also KvijaTpov, 
 
 Plin. xiii. 21. as if fr. Kri'fw, to 
 
 scratch ; because it bites the 
 
 tongue. 
 Kvi), Ion. for iKvtj, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 
 or impf. of kvtjjxi. Th. Kvcito, to 
 
 cut. 
 KvqGfibg, oVy by a tickling, itch- 
 ing. 
 Kvt']9ii)y to sci'atch, mb, bum, 
 
 iri-itate, tickle, excite to anger ; 
 
 f. Kvr]Tu}, perf. Ktici'r]Ka, pres. 
 
 pass. Ki^riQofiaiy to itch : KinjOo- 
 
 fjifvoi rijv ciKoiiv, 2 Tim. iv. 3, 
 
 having itching ears. Th. jcvaw, 
 
 to cut. 
 KvrjKiagy ov, o, a wolf : fr. kpjj- 
 
 Koc, tawny, because such is 
 
 their colour. 
 KvrjKig, idor, y), a little whitish 
 
 cloud : fr. KvrjKog. 
 KNH'KOS, OVy >}, a species of 
 
 seed or herb like the crocus, 
 
 bastard saffron. Hence 
 KvjjKogy ijy bvy of a pale yellow 
 
 inclining to white, tawnv. 
 Kvfjfiay arogy rby a scra])ing, 
 
 chip ; an itching. Th, kvcioj. 
 Kvi)f.iapyogy 6, r), having white 
 
 legs : fr. Kvrjfii], dpyog. 
 KNH'MH, r]gy i), a leg, shank, 
 
 the shin-bone. Its anterior j^art 
 
 is called dvTiKvr]fiiov, the other 
 
 yaffrpoKvtj^iov : also the spoke 
 
 of a wheel. 
 KpTJu'iay agy t), the spoke of a 
 
 wheel, leg of a chair. Th. 
 
 KVTlflT). 
 
 Kvrjfii^o(p6pog, by r), wearing 
 
 boots or greaves : fr. Kvtjfiig, 
 
 <psp(x). 
 Kvtjjxig, Xdog, ?}, a boot, grcave ; 
 
 tire of a wheel : fr. Kvt'ifH). 
 Kvyjfibg, ov, b, the part of a 
 
 mountain which is just above 
 (374) 
 
 KNI 
 
 the foot : fr. the same. 
 
 KvTjfff pa, ag, t}, a thin cloth, 
 through which any thing is 
 strained : fr. icraw, to scrape. 
 
 Kvj](rOiir]v, a. I. opt. pass, of 
 Ki'du), to scrape ; f. yau). 
 
 Kvti(Tidio, d), to itch, have a de- 
 sire to scratch : fr. Kvifim. 
 
 Ki'tifTfia, arogy rby an itching, 
 excitement, irritation : Sc 
 
 Kv??«Tr/)p, yjpogy by a scraper, 
 knife, rasp : fr. the same th. 
 
 KvrjffTi'ipiov, & Ki'tjffrpoPy ov, rb, 
 an instrument to scrape witli, 
 knife ; dim. fr. the above. 
 
 Kv>)oTtc, tiogy y'l, a knife, scraper, 
 rasp. Th. Ki-a'tu, to cut. 
 
 Kviitpt], 7jg, y, a nettle ; an itch- 
 ing : fr. Ki'du). Sec Kvi^tj. 
 
 Kvicfwg KOKKog, a species of 
 grain ; the fruit of the wild 
 olive. Th. Kvidiov. 
 
 Kvicrjy rjg, >), a nettle, because it 
 Kpi'Cii, pricks, and excites itch- 
 ing. Til. Ki'dio. 
 
 KNr.AION, ov, rb, a species of 
 grain, kind of berry, the herb 
 orage. 
 
 Kricog, ov, i), Cnidus, a district 
 in Doris, and the name of a 
 river. 
 
 KviL,oy.kva, ag, a, pr. pt. pass, 
 f. g. Dor. for Kvi^o^ivijy jjg, »'/, 
 pricked, grieved : fr. 
 
 Krt'sw, to cut, scrape, scratch, 
 excite itching, tickle, sting like 
 a nettle, nettle, gall, teaze, jiro- 
 voke, make vmeasy, burn, de- 
 strov. Th. Ki'doj. 
 
 KviTToXoyogy ov, by a bird which 
 KplTrag Xtytiy i.e. devours worms 
 that corrode trees. Others write 
 KviTToXoxogy catching Ki'l-Tragy 
 gnats : fr. Xoxti/tiv, to lie in 
 wait for. 
 
 Kj'tTTor, of;, 6, »/, sparing ; one 
 who Ki'dti, sci'apes together : & 
 
 KvnroTijg, rjrog, >}, an itching : 
 fr. K}'du). 
 
 Kvig, KViSbg, a nettle : see jc/^/t^//. 
 
 Ktncrdi'Ti^ Dor. bv crasis fr. icj'i- 
 rratvTiy KVtrri/ci^rt, fr. KVKTiincy 
 eiTog, smelling strong, reeking. 
 Th. Kviaaa or KX'Xaay a scent. 
 
 Kvin^tiv, Dor. for KviZ,tiVy to 
 prick. 
 
 ls.vL(T^ibgy ov, by an itching, tick- 
 ling, pruriency : fr. »cvt^a>. Th. 
 
 KvdiO. 
 
 KNI'22A, or Y^vlaa, rig, y), the 
 steam or odour of burnt fat, 
 strong smell, fumes of incense, 
 scent of burnt or roasted meat, 
 fat : because it Kvi^ti, i. e. ex- 
 cites or irritates the nostrils. 
 
 Kviarrai, poet, for Ki'imtt, a. 1. 
 inff act. of Kvi^io, to .scratch or 
 prick ; f. irru). Th. kvuuj, to cut. 
 
 Kvi(T(Tdio, Cj, f. ?'/(Ta>, to fill with 
 the smell of burnt fat or flesh. 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 
 \ 
 
 KOB 
 
 fill with odour or vapour ; fumi- 
 
 nate, smoke. Th. Kviaffa, an 
 
 odour. 
 K>'t<T(T//6te, or Kvi(rr]iig, t<J(ja, iv, 
 
 strong-scented, savoury : fr. the 
 
 same. 
 \iviaaoCiMKTrig, ov, b, the name 
 
 of a mouse, smell-feast : fr. 
 
 Kvinna, duoKco. 
 Krinnbg, ov, 6, a glutton, who 
 
 follows an odour or smell of 
 
 meat. 
 
 KvtffffOW, W, = KVlffffClOJ. 
 
 Kvi(Ta'J)dr]g, eu)g, b, »/, steaming 
 like burnt fat or flesh, like in- 
 cense : fr. Kvinoa, tlcog. 
 Kvi(T(TtoTbg, i], bvy filled with the 
 savour of sacrifice : fr. kvwoom. 
 Krii//, tTTOf, 6, a gnat, worm that 
 eats into wood : fr. Kvdw. 
 Kvovg, contr. for l^vbog, b, the 
 creaking of the axle on the 
 wheel ; when it Kimrat ; also 
 the noise of the footstep. 
 Kro^oc, the same as yvb(pog and 
 Kv'iipag, which see ; darkness. 
 Ki'v, a mote, trifle, jot. 
 Kvvla, ?/c, »'/, a scratching, itch- 
 inir, itch : fr. kvv^o), the same 
 as Kvdoj, to scratch. 
 KvvL^doficn, ai/tot, to whine, 
 whimper, yelp, cry : fr. kvvo), 
 the same as th. Kvdto, to scrape. 
 Kwlivvrai, Dor. for Kvv^ovvrai, 
 3 pi. pr. pass. fr. 
 Kvv?€a>, w, to whine, whimper, 
 yelp, cry ; f. t'/frw. Tli. Ki'du), 
 to cut. 
 Kvv^i]6^ibgy ov, by the whining of 
 
 dogs : fr. Kvv^ku}. 
 Kvv'^tjfia, arog, rby a whimper- 
 ing, cry of infants : from the 
 same. 
 
 Kvv^oiOy w, f. io(TOJy to scrape, 
 scratch, tear : fr. the same th. 
 Ki't''^(.>,«ScKi'Vo;,toscrape,scratch. 
 Kvv/irt, arog, rb, a scraping, 
 scratching : fr. Kvvto. 
 KNa'AAAON, ov, rb, a beast, 
 animal, nKmster, reptile, insect. 
 Kvioca^y aKog, 6, an iron cap 
 fixed to the end of beams or 
 axles : & 
 
 KvojSioVy ovrogy or Kvw^ovc, o, 
 the point of a sword, prong of a 
 hunting pole : fr. icaivm, bcovg. 
 Kvu)(T(Tuj, to sleep soundly, slum- 
 ber, .snore. 
 
 Kvaiv//, blind ; as if KEvbg tJiri, 
 void of sight : or by pleon. of k, 
 for vtjj-ip, fr. v^, a negative i)ar- 
 ticle, and a>;^, an eye. Th. ottto- 
 fiai, to see. 
 KOA'AEMOS, by »/, stupid, 
 
 senseless, mad. 
 
 KO'AS, the croaking of a frog : 
 
 formed fr. the soimd. 
 
 Kodojy to hear, understand ; contr. 
 
 fr. aKovio, or fr. Kokw, whicli see. 
 
 KO'BAAOS, ov, 6, a rogue, de- 
 
 KOI 
 
 ceiver, flatterer : as if fr. jcatco 
 
 l3ovXog. 
 
 Kofifipog, ov, 6, ridiculous. 
 
 KO'IJYAIS, tojg, i/, a cheese 
 scraper. 
 
 KOTXH, ijg, //, a shell, muscle, 
 oyster ; hollow vessel, socket of 
 the eye, cavity of the ear, knee- 
 pan, top of the skull, case of a 
 seal, boss of a shield. 
 
 Koyx'i'r7]Cy ov, by a white soft 
 stone, in which are Koyxot : fr. 
 the above. 
 
 Koyxog, b, also ?'/, a shell, any 
 thing like a shell ; ])oss of a 
 shield, socket of the eye : same 
 as KoyxV' 
 
 Koyx''^^/^ VQ^ V^ ^^ oyster, the 
 ])urplo fish, or colour. 
 
 KoyxvXiarijQ, o,sc. XiOog, a stone 
 marked or streaked like shells. 
 
 KoyxvXiov, ov, rb, the purple 
 fish ; the colour itself ; cloth 
 dyed with the same. Th. Koyx^l- 
 
 KoctlXov, the mullet, Kicrrptvg, 
 Hesych. Perhaps fr. Kto;, to cut. 
 
 KOAOMEY'Q, to roast barley, 
 roast. 
 
 Kocpdvrrjg, ov, b, fr. Lat. qua- 
 drans, the fourth part of an as. 
 
 KoUoy to think, understand, for 
 
 VOfUi. 
 
 K6G(u, Ton. for rroOttf, whence ? 
 
 KO'eOPNOS, ov, 6, a buskin or 
 high slioe, laced on the leg, and 
 worn by either sex, particularly 
 by actors of tragedy ; an incon- 
 stant fickle pei'son. 
 
 KoOovpig, i^og, >'/, a fox : & 
 
 KoOovpoe, o, t), having the tail or 
 sting maimed ; a drone ; slug 
 gish person, thief : fr. kevQm, 
 ovpd. 
 
 KOr, KTOi, the grunting or squeak- 
 ing of pigs. Hence 
 
 Koil^o, f. t^io, to grunt, squeak 
 like a pig. 
 
 Koi'y, Ion. for Tro'iq., sc. 6^^, which 
 way, by what means ? fr. Kolng, 
 r), 01', Ion. for TroTog, of what 
 kind ? 
 
 KoiKvXXiOy to look round, stare 
 about : as if kvkX<ij (^Xk-n-fiv. 
 
 KotXac^oc, gen. s. fr. KoiXdg. 
 
 KotXai'j'w, to make hollow, scoop 
 out, excavate, a. 1. tKoiXdva. 
 Th. KolXogy hollow. 
 
 KoiXcivaiy a. 1. inf. act. of the 
 alcove verb. 
 
 KoiXdc, dSog, //, a hollow, cavity, 
 valley, cavern ; the sea : fr. 
 
 KoTXoc. 
 KotXi;, 7/g, >/, a hollow, cavity, 
 
 hold of a ship : fr. the same. 
 
 Hence Engl, a keel. 
 KoiXyji'ai'ra, ace. s. a. I. pt. act. 
 
 of KoiXaii'iOy to make hollow. 
 Koi\7jg\. KoiXyjaiVy dat. pi. Ion. for 
 
 KoiXaig, fr. KolXog, hollow. 
 KOIAI'A, ag, i), a hollow, the 
 (375) 
 
 KOI* 
 
 belly, stomach and bowels ; a 
 canal through which water is 
 conducted : fr. KolXog. 
 
 KoiXiaKog, r), bv, labouring under 
 a disorder of the bowels, coellac: 
 fr. the above. 
 
 KoiXio^a'i^uov, ovog, b, t), a pai'a- 
 site, one who worships his belly : 
 fr. KoiXia, ^a'ifHt)V. 
 
 KofXtot^frr/jo*;, ov, 6, a girdle, a- 
 pron, which ctirai KOiXtav, binds 
 the l»elly. 
 
 KoiXto7ra>X7/Cj f>Vy b, a seller of 
 tri])cs or offal: fr. KroiXj'a, TrwXtu). 
 
 KoiXnydffTiop, opog, b, i), hollow- 
 bellied, hollow, hungry: fr. Kol- 
 Xog, yarrri/p. 
 
 KojXoTTt^oo, 6, »/, having a hol- 
 low plain, lying in a valley : fr. 
 
 KolXog, TTi^OV. 
 
 KOTAOS, ?/, ov, hollow, concave, 
 low, depressed, deep; ko'iXi) x^- 
 pa, intei*spersed with valleys ; 
 KoXXog dpyvpog, quieksilver, be- 
 cause it yields to the touch ; or 
 perhaps hollowed, i. e. wrought 
 or chased silver ; koTXov, the 
 palm of the hand, hollow of the 
 foot ; rd KinXa, lov, the bowels, 
 flanks. — Hence Lat.coelumy from 
 its concavity ; and hence Engl, 
 to coll up, i. e. so to roll up, as 
 to leave in the middle a hollow, 
 KoiXoryjg. Thus ropes and snakes 
 are coiled 
 
 KoiXoaraOido), w, to arch over, 
 vault ; f. rjaio, a. 1. tKoiXoffrdO- 
 fi7}<Ta, ag, t : fr. 
 KotXoffraO/toc, o, »/, arched over, 
 ceiled, vaulted: fr. Ko'iXog,ffTa9- 
 fiog. Th. "i(yri]}.ii. 
 KoiXorrro^ia, ag, y), hollowness of 
 voice : fr. 
 KoiXofTToixog, by >/, having a hol- 
 low voice : fr. KolXog, ffrbf-ia. 
 KotXoo-vptflf, ag, i), Coelosyria, a 
 part of Syria. 
 KoiXorrjg, ijrog, »/, hollowness, a 
 cavity : fr. KoTXog 
 KoiX600aX^oc, 6, >'/, hollow-eyed, 
 i. e. having the eyes deeply 
 sunk : fr. KolXog, b(p6aX[i6g. 
 KoiXow, w, f. wcrtu, to make hol- 
 low, excavate : fr. KolXog. 
 KoiXiofjia, arog, rb, a cavity, hol- 
 lowness, the sea ; channel of a 
 river : fr. the above. 
 KotXwTToc, ov, b, t), hollow- 
 eyed, hollow : fr. koIXoc, (^\p. 
 KOIMA'Q, w. Ion. Koifiko), to 
 cause to sleep, lull, put to rest, 
 still, quiet, calm, assuage, miti- 
 gate ; f. i7(Tw, perf. KeKoii.ir}Ka ; 
 pres. pass. KoifidojAai, to sleep, 
 lie down to sleep, die, pres. part. 
 KOii^iaofievog, lonn'og, perf. pas.s. 
 KeKoi[.uifiai, perf. ])art. KeKoif^iTj- 
 fjiivog, 1), ov, having slept, a. 1. 
 pass. Uoiiu]9nv, »;(,', r;, f. 1. 
 pass. KoifiijOrjaonai. Hence 
 
KOI 
 
 Koifiijfia, oTog, to, a sleeping, 
 
 sleep, cohabitation. 
 KoifirjfJig, eujCj ry, a sleeping, 
 
 sleep : & 
 Koii.ir]Ty)piuv, ov, rb, a dormitory, 
 
 cemetery, church-yard : fr. koi- 
 
 Koifxi^io, the same as koijuiu}. 
 
 Koivd 'Aaiag, public gamt-s of 
 Proconsular Asia, held iii the 
 cities of Smyrna, Ephesus, Por- 
 gamus, &c. in the districts ol 
 Ionia, Lydia, Caria, Phrygia, 
 Mysia, and ^olia. The go- 
 vernor presided over the games, 
 and honoured the victors with a 
 civic crown, as aj)pears from 
 coins yet extant. See Vaill. de 
 Num. Gr. 337. Spanh. de 
 Priest. Num. GIO. ed. fol. 
 Kotj 6v 'Acriag, the Asiatic com- 
 munity, a name given to that 
 union of states above named. 
 See Reines. Inser. v. 22. 
 
 Koivdofiai, u>ixai, Pind. for koivo- 
 0}iai. Th. Koivbg, common. 
 
 KoipdaavTsg, Dor. for Koii'wffav- 
 reg, or KoivijfTavTsg ; nom. j)l. 
 a. 1. part. act. of Koivdu) or koi- 
 vkuj, or Koivou), to communicate, 
 pollute; f. ojGio : fr. the same th. 
 
 Is^oLvy, commonly, in conmion 
 with; at the public charge; adv. 
 fr. the same. 
 
 Koivo(iov\tii),CJ,io hold a council 
 or public deliberation : fr. koi- 
 vbg, (3ov\ri. 
 
 Koivol3wf.iia, ag^ »), a common 
 altar : fr. Koivbg, (^ajfiog. 
 
 KoipoXtKvpog, 6, i), partaker of 
 the same bed, a bed-fellow, 
 spouse : fr. Koivbg, \skt(jov. 
 
 KoivoXsx^jQ, iog, b, >), the same : 
 fr. Koivbg^ X't-^og. 
 
 KoivoXoykonai, ovfiai, to commu- 
 nicate anything to another, con- 
 fer, consult : fr. Koivbg, Xiyio, to 
 tell. 
 
 KoipoXoyia, ag, r/, conference ; 
 conspiracy : fr. tlie same. 
 
 KoLvoXoyitofxaiy to confer toge- 
 ther. Th. Xoyi^ii). 
 
 Koivofivia, ag, i), a mud-fly, Hie- 
 ron. ; every kind of fly* Exod. 
 viii. 21 ; in LXX. Ps. Ixxviii. 
 45, the same as Traf-ifivid in 
 Aquila : fr. Koivbg, ^ivla. Bet- 
 ter perhaps, as it is read in 
 some editions, Kvvo^nna. 
 
 KoiyoTrXoog, contr. -TrXov^, o, r), 
 sailing m company : fr. mivbg, 
 TrXkio. 
 
 KoivoTTovg, odog, 6, j), one who 
 keeps pace with another : fr. 
 Koivbg, TTovg. 
 
 KOI NO'S, r), bv, common, pub- 
 lic ; alike, general ; low, vulgar; 
 published ; polluted, impure ; 
 social, civil, courteous, equita- 
 ble, impartial, just. Hence rb 
 
 KOI 
 
 Koivbv, or rd Koivd, the public, 
 the state, the public good ; d— 6 
 Koivov, at the })ublic expense. 
 
 Kotrorz/c i]Tog, >'/, a connnunity, 
 communion, participation, fel- 
 lowship, society ; good-nature, 
 comi)laisance : fr. the above. 
 
 Kotj'oro/cor, 6, j}, liaving j>arents 
 in connnon : fr. Koivbc, tiktoj 
 
 KOA 
 
 KOI'PANOS, ov, o, a chief, ruler, 
 prince, lord, king, sovereign : as 
 if fr. Kvpog, authority, which a 
 ruler has over his subjects. 
 
 Koipavog, ov, o, Cteranus, a pro- 
 per name. 
 
 KOISV'P^, Ccesyra, the wife of 
 Alcnux-'on the Athenian, a noljlc, 
 opulent, and luxurious woman. 
 
 Koij'60p(t»v, ovoc, o, ?'/, having the Kotrdi^w, & Koirdu), w, to place 
 same mind : fr. Koivbg, (pprjv. in a bed; f. dcFw; })res. m. jcoird- 
 
 Kotv6u>, a), tocomnumieate, make; ^of-iai, to lie down in bed, go to 
 common; impart, make known; bed, sleep : fv. koiti). 
 pollute, defile, regard as imj)ure; KotTcuog, a, ov, lying in bed, dis 
 
 r '._. . £ .' _ 1 -' . «,i * *.. i. ~ . .' 
 
 i .' y CJ M 
 
 f. loffio, perf. KtKoivwKa, a. 1. fc 
 Koipix}(Ta,a. 1. inf. act. Koivuxrai; 
 KOivovadai, to j>artake or share 
 
 posed to go to rest; koitcCiov yi- 
 veaOai, to go to bed, sleep. Th. 
 Ko'iTi], a bed. 
 
 in common, particii)ate ; confer; KoiTu^aro, Dor. for iKoirdaaTo, 
 
 conciliate; consult the deity: fr 
 Koivbg. 
 
 Koirwi^, Cjvog, b, poet, for Koivta- 
 vbg, a companion, partaker. 
 
 Koti'wv£(t>, a), to communicate, 
 have in common, divide, be a 
 pai'taker ; kukv. rivbg, make a 
 companion of ; f. i-yatu, perf. Kt- 
 
 3 sing. a. 1. m. of icoirdw, or 
 KoiTa'Ciii, to sleep ; f. aw, Dor. 
 ^(u ; a. 1. tjcot'ra^a : fr. 
 KOI'TH, i]g, >),a couch, bed, nup- 
 tial bed ; lair; sleep, lying with; 
 going to bed ; bed of a river ; 
 chest ; offspring ; jcoTrat, CJv, «i, 
 lusts : fr. Ktli.iai. 
 
 I — 7 -• -I 7 1 .. .. ^ • --. 1 .. 
 
 Koivu)V)]Ka, a. 1. tKoiviomjaa. Koiriov, ov, rb, n bed-chamber: 
 Th. Koivbg, connnon. ] fr. the above. 
 
 KoivwvfjcTdm, dat. pi. a. 1. part. Kotrie,«?og,j/, a little bed, cradle; 
 
 act, Koivo>vii(Tag, avTog, of the 
 above verb. 
 
 wardrobe, box or receptacle for 
 female ornaments : fr. the same. 
 
 KoLVujvia, ag, rj, commimion, KoTrof, ov, o, a couch, bed, sleep, 
 
 connnunication, i)artici[)ation,! going to bed. Th. jcoiVj;. 
 
 society, alliance, intercourse, be- Koitu)v, Gtvog, o, a bed-chamber : 
 
 neficence, almsgiving. Th. icoi-l &. 
 
 vbg. I KoiTujv'iTijg, ov, b, belonging to a 
 
 KoivioviKbg, /), 01', connnunica-i bed-chamber : fr. the same. 
 
 tive, liberal, sociable, affable : fr. KoKKivog, rj, ov, dyed with scar- 
 Kuivojvbg, b, //,a companion, par- j let ; subst. o, a scarlet robe: fr. 
 
 taker ; dat. pi. Koiviovolg. Th. KO'KKOS, ov, b, a grain, seed, 
 
 Koivog. ^ I berry, kernel, the scarlet dye. 
 
 Koivujvovaiv, 3 pi. pros. ind. act.' Kok:»:i', the cry of the cuckoo. 
 
 of Koivujvku}. KOKKY'AI, & KoKvai, wv, o\, 
 
 Koivwg, adv., in common, with' ol, ancestors, elders 
 
 one mind, unanimously. 
 KoivwTtpog, compar. fr. Koivog 
 
 KoKKi'^u), to crow as a cock, cry 
 as a cuckoo : fr. kokkv'^. 
 
 Koivuj^tXeia, ag, i), the public Kokkv^ijXov, an early plum, the 
 good: fr. | cnckoo-apple: fr. icuK-K;i'4',/i<0\or. 
 
 KoivioipiXiig, kog, b, »/, useful to KO'KKYS, vy of, o, a c«<,'A'uo, from 
 the public, beneficent, patriotic: its note; a certain fish, herl). 
 
 fi\ Koivbg, u)(ptXe<jj. 
 
 early fig, bone at the end of the 
 
 KO'rS, iKog, b, a species ofi os sacrum, crest. 
 
 palm-tree. 
 KoioXijg, a priest ; as also Koh]g. 
 
 KoKKvcrcsiv, Dor. for kokkv^hv, 
 to cry like a cuckoo. Th. kokkv^. 
 
 KoXog, of what kind, /Eol. for Koicy, 'swiftly ; Att. 
 
 jroiog. ^ ^ KoXa,?7ej»/jthe belly, Suid. either 
 
 Kolog,ov,b, Ccem, a man's name, because it takes koXov, food, or 
 Koio(p6pog, pregnant ; because because it is KoiXr), hollow. 
 
 Kolog, i. e. Kvog 0fp«. K6\a}3og, ov, 6, a morsel of food : 
 KoipaviovTi, Dor. for Koipavwv 
 
 (Ti, they rule, govern : fr. 
 Koipavsu), w, to command, rule. 
 
 fr. KoXov, food. 
 KoXal3piL,(jj, the same as CKipTaio, 
 to dance lasciviously ; deride. 
 
 govern, be chief or general, treat with contempt. Hence a 
 
 marshal ; f. j'yo-w, perf. KeKoipd- 
 
 vrjKa : fr. Koipavog. 
 Koipavqvog, Koipavijvov Kaprog, 
 
 Erin. i. e. KoipaviKbv Kpc'iTog, 
 
 the chief authority. 
 KoipaviSrjg, ov, b, = Koipavog. 
 KoipaviKog, r), bv, principal : fr. 
 (37G) 
 
 lascivious dance is called KuXa- 
 (if)i<Tfi6g. So Job V. 4, KoXafipirr- 
 Otitjaav is rendered KanKXd- 
 adijaav, by Simm. TantivixjOrj- 
 Tujcrav : fr. 
 KoXafipog, ov,t), an obscene soup 
 or dance. 
 
 KOA 
 
 KOAA'ZQ,to punish, chastise, lop 
 off, pi*une, check, curb, restrain, 
 rej)ress ; dpxn tov upftarog, Kat 
 KoXdZei Tdg roji' ittttwi' bpfidc, 
 he guides the chariot, and re- 
 presses the mettle of the horses; 
 f. (To), perf KtKuXaKa ; pros. pass. 
 KoXd^ofxai, to suftt r jjunishment, 
 a. I. m. kKuXufrdfttjjf, oj, aro, a. 
 1. subj^. m. KoXd(Tiof.iai, y, iirai, 
 ])f ])ass. K6KuXa(Tfiai, aai, arai. 
 KoXaKtia, ag, //, flattery : fr. ko- 
 
 Xaictvio, to flatter. Th. KuXa^. 
 KoXdKtvf.ia, uTog, rb, flattery, 
 fawning : & 
 KoXaKevTtog, sa, iov, to be flat- 
 tered, verb. adj. fr. 
 KoXaKsvu), to flatter, cringe or 
 assent to, cajole ; f. £iVa», perf 
 KeicoXuKivKa, a. 1. tKoXaKtuTa. 
 Th. KoXat 
 KoXoKig, icog, ?/, a flatterer. 
 KoXak-pirai, or KoXaKptrai, & 
 KioXaKokrai, treasures of the 
 public monev. 
 KO A AS, oKog, b, a flatterer, pa- 
 rasite : fr. KoXov, food, which 
 he seeks. 
 KoXa-rrriip, ^ipog, 6, an axe, plane, 
 
 chisel, mallet : fr. 
 KOAA'nXli, f. x//w, to bruise, 
 beat, peck, excavate, carve, en- 
 grave : as if fr. KolXog, hollow. 
 KO'AAPIS, ecoc, b, an animal 
 hostile to the owl. 
 KoXatTig, sujg, n), punishment, cor- 
 
 KOA 
 
 KOATAS, ov, b, a certain fi.sh, 
 so called from its remarkable 
 belly. 
 
 KoXidio, u), to dance ; Hesych. 
 
 KO'AAA, & KoXX;/, 7yg, i), glue : 
 as if fr. KXtiio, to shut. 
 
 VioXXafiog, ov, b, the screw or 
 key of a harp or lyre : fr. k6\- 
 Xov//, ; also, a kind of bread 
 
 KOA 
 
 KoXojibg. 
 i\oXoi3uj0i)(Tovrai, 3 pi. f, 1. pass. 
 
 of the above verb. 
 KoXotdpx//e, ov, b, a connnander 
 
 of jackdaws : fr. KuXoibg, dpxio. 
 KoXoiduj, 10, to make a noise like 
 
 a jay : fr. 
 KO AOIO i:, ov, 6, a jav, jackdaw. 
 KOAOKAi:i'A, ac, i)', K 
 
 KoAAaio, w, to glue, cement to-lKoXoKumov, ov, rb, the root of 
 
 rection, restraint, hindrance, 
 torture ; loj)i)ing of luxuriant 
 trees : fr. KoXd^o). 
 
 KoXaafia, arog, rb, punishment, 
 correction, torment : Sc 
 
 KoXacTfibg, ov, b, punishment : & 
 
 KoXdartjpiov, ov, rb, a prison, 
 place or instrument of i)unish- 
 ment, restraint : fr. koXu^u), to 
 punish. 
 
 Ko\a<Trtjg, ov, b, a punisher, re- 
 l)rover : fr. the same. 
 
 KoXdaojvrai, 3 pi. a. 1. subj. m. 
 of KoXd^oj, to punish. 
 
 KoXa(pi'Cio,to strike with the hand, 
 cuff, buffet, insult ; f irno, perf 
 KtKoXdcptKa ; pres. pass. KoXacpi- 
 'Cofiai,to be struck with the hand 
 or fist. Th. KoXaTTTio, to beat. 
 KoXa0o^, ov, b, a blow with the 
 fist, cutt', box on the ear. Th. 
 
 KoXcfTrru). 
 KoXtoIVj', gen. dual poet, for koXe- 
 
 o7v, fr. 
 KOAEO'S, ov, b. Ion. KovXebg, a 
 
 sheath, scabbard, case, sack : as 
 
 if KoiXtbg, fr. KoTXog. 
 KOAEPO'2, d, bv, bald, bare ; 
 
 KoXspal b'ieg, sheep with short 
 
 or no wool. 
 KOAETPA'Q, w, to tread under 
 
 foot. 
 KoXta, a kind of dance. See koi- 
 
 Xia. 
 
 gether ; f. /ycoj, perf KtKoXXijKa; 
 pres. pass. KoXXdofxai, a»ju«», to 
 stick, adhere to ; with a dat. ; 
 a, 1. pass. tKoXXt)Or}v, tjg, ?;, a. 
 1. part. pass. icoXXi)Otig, tvrog. 
 Th. KoXXa, glue. 
 KoXXexpijg, ov, b, one who KoXXav 
 t\pti, boils or prepares glue. 
 KoXXt], ijg, y, glue : see KoXXa. 
 KoXXtjiig, srTffa, tv, glued toge- 
 ther. Th. KoXXa. 
 KoXXiiGijri, be ye joined, 2 sing, 
 a. 1. iniper. pa.ss. of KoXXdco. 
 KbXXt](Tig, tiog, //, a gluing, join- 
 ing together : fr. KoXXdix). 
 KuX\tj(TTog, an Egyptian bread. 
 KoXX>;r/)c, or, i one who glues 
 or joins : fr. KoXXdio. 
 KoXXijTbg, /), bv, glued or fasten- 
 ed together : fr. the same. 
 KoXXiKO(l>dyog, b, y, cake-eating. 
 Th. (pdyoj. 
 KoXXt4, «I^ KoXi^, i^Kog, b, a round 
 loaf or cake : fr. koXov, food. 
 KoXXoj^ieXsoj, u), to glue or tack 
 A erses together : fr. KoXXa, fxk- 
 Xog. 
 
 VioXXovpiov, ov, rb, eye-salve, the 
 same as KoXXvpiov. 
 KO'AAO^l', oTToc, 6, the hard 
 skin on the necks of oxen, 6ic. ; 
 bosom ; the screw or key of a 
 harp. 
 lLoXXvj5i(Trr)g, ov, b, a money- 
 changer, banker : fr. 
 KO'AAYBOS, ov, b, a kind of 
 money with an ox engraved on 
 it, as if KoXXiojAsvog (3ovg ; the 
 changing of money ; agio. 
 KOAAv PA, ag, y, a small loaf. 
 
 cake, bun. 
 
 KoXXvpi^tiv, to bake bread, 2 
 
 Kings xiii. G : fr. the above. 
 KOA AY'PION,or/coXXoj''ptoj',oi', 
 
 TO, an eye-salve, collyrium ; as 
 
 if fr. KioXveiv Tb 16 67)^, because it 
 
 stops a defluxion from the eyes. 
 KOAAYPI'QN, oj'Of, 6, the name 
 
 of a bird. 
 KoXnlSiov, ov, Tb, a short cloak 
 
 without sleeves : fr. KoXojSog. 
 KoXofioKspKog, b, y, deprived of 
 
 a tail : fr. KoXoj3bg, KspKog. 
 KoXofibg, b, t), nmtilated, docked, 
 
 curtailed. Th. koXovio. 
 K«)Xo/36a>, J), to contract, curtail, 
 
 shorten, mutilate, dimuiish ; f. 
 
 w(T(»),perf KtKoX6[5it)Ka, a. I. pass. 
 
 tKoXoi3i69i]7f, yg, y, f. 1. pass. 
 
 KoXoi3M9i)(TOfiai, y, etul : fr. 
 (377) 
 
 the Egyptian bean. 
 
 KoXoKvp-a, uTog, Tb, a silent, gra- 
 dually swelling wave: fr. /coXor, 
 Kvi.La, 
 
 KOAOKY'xNGH, or KoXoKvvTy, 
 VS, V, a gourd. 
 
 KoXoKvi^Oig, icog, y, a wild gourd, 
 bitter cucumber : fr. the above. 
 
 KoXoKvvTy, yg, the same as koXo- 
 
 KUvOl], 
 
 KO'AON, ov, TO, food, fodder ; 
 
 whence CvoKoXog, tvKoXog, &.c. 
 KoXo^, 6, j), nmtilated, maimed, 
 docked, stumped, brc^ken ; hav- 
 ing the horns cut ott" ; easy, 
 A then. : fr. KoXovt*), to ampu- 
 tate, dock. 
 KoXoaaal, iov, al, Colossce, a city 
 of Asia Alinor. 
 KoXoaaalog, a, ov, as large as a 
 colossus, colossal : fr. 
 KOAOSSO'v:, ov. Colossus, a sta- 
 tue of immense magnitude, as 
 at Rhodes. 
 KoXouvpTbg, ov, b, the noise pro- 
 duced by rending trees ; a tu- 
 mult, uproar, shouting, throng, 
 noisy rabble : perhaps fr. avpoj, 
 to draw : the other part of the 
 comj^jund is doubtful. 
 KoXoupot, o\, the colures ; two 
 great circles of the sphere, one 
 of which j»asses through the 
 point of the equinox, the other 
 of the solstice, intersecting each 
 other at right angles ; so called, 
 because one jiart is always be- 
 low the horizon : fr. 
 KoXoj'poc, 6, y, mutilated, de- 
 prived of its tail : as if jcoXo^ 
 ovpdv. 
 
 KOAOY'TE'A, rt^, y, a tree so 
 called, because if mutilated it 
 dies : fr. 
 KOAOY'Q, to amputate, cut oflT, 
 dock, curtail, mutilate, maim, 
 shorten, lessen, pull down, hin- 
 der, restrain ; f. o-o, perf. KtKo- 
 XovKU. Hence KoXog, 6, y, mu- 
 tilated ; KoXojibg, b, y, the same ; 
 KoXofioo), to mutilate ; KoXoiiiov, 
 ov, Tb, a tunic. 
 
 KOAO(|>12'N,<ij'o^,6,theroof,top, 
 summit, pinnacle, end. Hence 
 KoXo<putva tTTiTiBevai, to make a 
 finish. 
 
 KoXiriag, ov, 6, that has swelling 
 folds : fr. 
 KO'AnOS, ov,b, the bosom, lap, 
 waist, womb, swelling fold of a 
 
KOM 
 
 garment, gulf, bay, hollow val- 
 ley, cavity. 
 
 KoXttou), w, f, wcw, to form into 
 a bosom or bay, gather into 
 folds ; swell out as the sails of 
 a shij), expand : fr. the above 
 
 KoXttw, Dor. for koXttov, gen 
 sing. fr. koXttoq. 
 
 KoX 
 
 7r(.»t //£•, fof, o, »/, snnions. 
 
 folded, full of 
 
 winding, abounding in bays, hav- 
 ing swelling folds. Fr. koXttoc. 
 
 KoXTTwjua, arog, rb, a winding 
 space, bosom, hay, fold, garment 
 with swelling folds: fr. koXttoio. 
 
 KoXTTwfTif, (log, »/, a winding, 
 gathering into folds, filling or 
 swelling of a sail : fr. the same. 
 
 KoXTTioTog, //, or, 
 folds : fr. koXttoo) 
 
 KOAYMBA'Q, w, to swim, dive ; 
 f. r](Tojy pf. KeKoXvfijiqKa. Hence 
 
 KoXr>ixl5i]0na, ag^ r), a pool, place 
 to swim in : & 
 
 KoX?jjLj/3/;r//p, iipog, & KoXvfi(3ti- 
 Ti]g, ou, o, a swimmer, diver. 
 
 KO AYTE'A, ag, >/,a tree of Idtea: 
 different fr. KoXovria, which see. 
 
 KOAXIKO'N, oD, TO, a poisonous 
 herb from Colchis. 
 
 KoXxoi, an/, oi, Colch'i, a people 
 of Asia. 
 
 KoX(j»^a(i>, cJ, f. d'(T(o, to make a 
 tumult, be noisy, brawl; gabble, 
 cackle : fr. KoX(^6g. 
 
 KoX 
 
 ioina, ag, y, a 
 
 colonv, Acts 
 
 xvi. 1 2, which word is also used 
 
 by Ptolemy. 
 KoXu)vi], r]g, >), the same as 
 KO AQNO'2, ov, 6, a hill, hillock, 
 
 eminence, heap of earth, artifi- 
 cial mound. 
 KoX/^og, ov, 6, a noise, tumult. 
 
 Th. KoXoibg, a jav. 
 KO'MAPOS, 6, 111 a shrub ; the 
 
 arbutus, strawberrv-tree. 
 Koixapo(payog, b, //, that eats the 
 
 berries of the strawberry tree. 
 
 Th. (pdyoj. 
 Kofid'ffaif Dor. for K0fii]<7ai, 3 s. 
 
 a. 1. opt. act. fr. 
 Ko/uaw, <J, to wear long hair, let 
 
 the hair grow long ; have leaves, 
 
 be luxuriant in foliage ; be 
 
 proud, haughty, plume oneself 
 
 upon ; f. riaoj, perf. KSKOfxrjKa ; 
 
 KOfit^v tTTt Tvpavvidi, to afiect 
 
 the sovereign power : Herod. 
 
 Th. KOfirj. 
 Kofijisaj, lo, to make a noise like 
 
 that of a mill. 
 KO'MBOS, ov, 6, a knot or joint. 
 Kofifioio, tJ, f. oj(Tuj, to make a 
 
 knot : fr. the above. 
 Ko/if£(T»c£, he took care, 3 sing. 
 
 impf. Ion. for tjco/itc, tfco/ttet, fr. 
 
 KOflSU). 
 
 Koj^drrji', Ion. for kKOjieiTiiv, 3 
 
 dual impf. act. fr. 
 KOM E' 12, J), f. rjcroj, to take care 
 
 of, attend to, nourish, support. 
 
 KOM 
 
 adorn ; also Ion. for Ko^iio). 
 
 KO'MH, tjg. Dor. KOfta, //, Lat 
 coma, hair ; leaves of trees or 
 plants: a comet's tail: fr. kottto), 
 to cut : as ccvsai'ies fr. opdo. 
 
 Kofirjg, a Count, Prefect: fr. Lat. 
 conies. 
 
 Koi-ujTafivriag, ov, o, one who 
 wears his hair like Amvnias. 
 
 K.oin'j-rig, ov, 6, having long hair; 
 KO}ii}T)]g, sub. a(TTt)Q, a comet, 
 Lat. Coweta. Th. Kofj-rj, hair. 
 
 Kofiici), ijg, if, care, diligence, at- 
 tention, good treatment ; edu- 
 cation ; a cai*rying, conveyance, 
 bringing, receiving, recovering: 
 fr. KOjiii^uj, 
 
 KofiiCy, adv. with care, diligent- 
 Iv, verv earnest 1 v. 
 
 KofiiivfikOa, Ion, Si. Dor. for ko- 
 l-novfitOa, 1 pi. f. 1. m. Att. of 
 
 Ko/xiZio, to bring, carry, convey, 
 lead, bring back, take care of ; 
 send for, lead to ; receive ; go, 
 betake oneself ; caiTy out to 
 burial ; f. irroj ; Ko/n^ftr tivu iit^ 
 Ocn'dTov,Ui bring back from the 
 dead ; perf. vf/cojLUK-«, a. 1. ttco- 
 t-tiaa ; pres. m. K-o^/so/tat, to 
 carry away, take, receive, bring 
 back, depart ; KoniXenOai Kara 
 OdXa(Taav, to sail ; impf. ind. 
 pass. tKOfii'^oixtjv, ov, tro, I was 
 can-ied, f. 1. m. Ko^urrofiai, Att. 
 KOfjuovfiai, a. \. m. kKofiiadfiriv, 
 io, aro, I obtained, a. 1. m. im- 
 per. Kufiiffai. Th. KOfiiio, to take 
 care of. 
 
 Kojut£a«,Dor.for Kofiiaai, to bring 
 l)ack, a. \. inf. act. Ac 
 
 Ko/M'^rtc, avTog, Dor. for KOfiiffag, 
 a. 1. ]»art. act. fr. KOfii-^to. 
 
 Kofuovfiai, y, tlrat, f. I. m. Att. 
 for KOf^t'ifTonai, Si »co/au), f. 1. act. 
 for Kofiirrio, of the same verb. 
 
 Ko/urrat, KofiirrdfTOio, a. 1. imper. 
 m. in 3 pi. KofiKraaGajtrav : 6c 
 
 Ko/LurravTo, 3 pi. Ion. a. l.m. & 
 
 Kofii(Ta(T9ai, a. 1. inf. m. of ico- 
 fii^io. 
 
 Ko^ufftjrai, 3 sing. a. 1. sul)j. m. 
 of the same. 
 
 Ko//fcr9i))'rti,tohave been brought, 
 
 a. 1. pass. inf. fr. the same. 
 KofufTTkog, a, ov, to be carried, 
 
 received, or obtained; verb. adj. 
 fr. the same. 
 Ko^tari)p, ijpoc, & Ko/aorr^f, ov, 
 
 b, a carrier, bearer : & 
 Kofiicrrbg, ?), bv, carried, convey- 
 ed, attended to : & 
 
 Kofiiffrpov, ov, rb, a conveyance, 
 
 fare, reward for rescuing : fr. 
 
 the same. 
 Kofiiio, Att. for Koixidio^ f. 1. act. 
 
 of the same. 
 K6^(/ta, aTog, rb, a piece cut off, 
 
 section, segment, slice, incision ; 
 
 part of a sentence, comma ; 
 
 piece of money, stamp : fr. ks- 
 (378) 
 
 KON 
 
 KOfifiai, perf. pass, of kotttu). 
 Koft/jiaTiKbg, ?), ov, divided into 
 
 short sentences, concise, laconic: 
 
 fr. Kopfia. 
 KO'jMMI, rb, gum. 
 KOMMO'S, ov, 6, paint, false 
 
 ornament : fr. koixsm. 
 Kofifibg, ov, b, a striking or beat- 
 
 ini; the breast, mourning, lie- 
 
 wailing, applause ; a grinder, or 
 
 cheek-tooth ; ode in a play : fr. 
 
 KOTTTIO. 
 
 Koni.i6u), io, f. lorrco, to paint. Th. 
 
 Ko^tfibg, paint, ornament. Hence 
 Kofifiiort/g, ov, b, Sc Kiofij^itorpia, 
 
 ag, ?/, a frizzier, trimmer. 
 Kof^iuiovTi, they have long hair, 
 
 Dor. for Kofiwat, 3 pi. pres. ind. 
 
 act. of KOfidw. 
 Ko/t7ra^w, to boast, brag, vaunt, 
 
 make a noise about: fr. KOfi-n-og. 
 
 Hence 
 Ko//7ra(T/<n, arog, rb, a vaunting, 
 
 high-sounding insolence ; ^ 
 Ko/jLTTCKTubg, OV, b, boasting ; & 
 
 KojLi7rrt(Tr/)(;, ov, 6, a boaster : fr. 
 /co^Tra^ui. 
 
 Kof^nrioj, m, to make a noise, ring, 
 clank, clatter, clash ; boast, brag, 
 exult in, use j)ompous language: 
 
 fr. KOf-lTTog. 
 
 KofiTToXdickiu, G), to make a vain 
 sound, deal in empty words : fr. 
 KOf-iTvog, Xrt/csw. ilenco 
 
 Knf^nToXctKvOi)g, ov, 6, a boaster. 
 
 KO'MilUS, ov, b, a harsh mdse, 
 properly of a boar whetting his 
 tusks, rattling, ringing, clash, 
 clang, sound ; boasting, brag- 
 ging, pride, arrogance, boast. 
 
 KofiTrbg, ov, b, a boaster. 
 
 KofxTTotpaKtXopplj^nov, ovog, b, 
 using pomj)ous exj)ressions : fr. 
 KO^TTog, (pdKtXog, pi/yita. 
 
 Kofixpnifia, arog, rb, pompous 
 talking : fr. Koi.i\ptvit). 
 
 K.ofi\l/tvpnriciKoJg, adv. elegantly 
 like Euripides. 
 
 Ko/t;//fuw, or Koi.t\p(voi.iai, to 
 adorn, refine, make elegant, say 
 or do any thing neatly or ele- 
 gantly, make an ostentatious dis- 
 play, talk pompously: i'r.K0fi\p6g. 
 
 Kofi\po7rpt7n)g, tog, b, //, elegant 
 in api)earance : KOfnpbg, Trpimo. 
 
 K0M^0"5^, }), bv, adorned, neat, 
 elegant,fine; talkative,eloquent; 
 witty, jocose, polite ; pompous, 
 boasting: compar. ico/tv/zorfoot;, 
 n, ov, more elegant. Hence 
 Lat. com'is. 
 
 Kofi\p6Ti)gf r}rog, i), elegance, 
 neatness, wit, gaiety : fr. the 
 above. 
 
 Kojixputg, adv. neatly, elegantly. 
 
 KovaiSiu), Gi, f. /;(T(t>, tS: Koi'a/it^w, 
 f. ((Tiu, to soimd, resound, re- 
 echo, rattle, clang, make a noise. 
 Th. Kovajiog. 
 
 KovdlSrjcTi, he made a noise, a. 1. 
 
 
 KON 
 
 ind. act. Ion. of Kova(itio, to re- 
 sound. 
 Koi/a/3<^w, f. /Voi, the same as 
 
 KovajiUo. 
 KO N AB02, ov, b, a sound, noise, 
 
 rattling, clapping of hamls. 
 Kovcbg, short, small. Gl. Cyr. 
 KO'NAY, ro,a Persian or Asiatic 
 
 cup. 
 Kov^vXij, ijg, y, a blow, swelling, 
 
 the mark of a blow : fr. kovSv- 
 
 Xog. 
 
 KoidvXi^io, to beat, strike, hit 
 with the knuckles. Th. the 
 same. 
 
 Kon 
 
 fowls or other birds may roll. 
 Koyl'u), f. l'(T(i), to fill or defile 
 with dust, raise a dust, hasten ; 
 pass. Kov'iofxai, to be dusted, 
 sprinkled or fouled with dust, 
 roll in the dust ; ])erf. KtKov'i- 
 Hat, perf. part. KtKoi'ti^iivog, 
 
 plup. kKtKOvl'lXlJV, Ion. KtKOvV 
 
 fifjv* Th. Kovig, dust. 
 KO'NNAPOS, 01', b, a tree de 
 
 scribed by Athen. xiv. IC. 
 KO'NNOS, OV, o, a beard, ear 
 
 Kon 
 
 ring. 
 
 Koi>i)vXi(Tfxbg, ov, b, a blow with 
 the fist ; insult : fr. KtKovi^vXia- 
 f.iau perf. pass, of kovCvX'iIm. 
 
 KO'NAYAOii, ov, b, a knuckle, 
 fist.^blow with the fist. 
 
 KovCvXio, to beat. 
 
 KONE'ti, (5, f. y](Tb), to run, 
 hasten, serve, attend on: as if 
 fr. Kovig, dust, which is raised 
 
 Ml runnmi;. 
 
 Kovt"a, ag. Ion. Kori"?;, yg, »), 
 dust, sand, ashes, lime, plaster, 
 whitewash : fr. Kovig. 
 Koi'idrbg, /), or, whitened, white- 
 washed, covered with chalk : fr. 
 Koriaoi, oi, to cover with dust, 
 whiten, whitewash, paint the 
 face ; f. d'aio, perf. KtKovidKa, 
 pei'f. pass. KiKovidficn, perf. part. 
 })ass,Kffcoi'ia/t6roe', ?/, or, whiten- 
 ed. Th. Kovig, dust. 
 Kori'^tu, f. i(Toj, poet. Kovicraco, a. 
 \. tKovKTa, poet. tK(un(T(Ta, m. 
 Kovi'^ofiai, to sprinkle, fill or 
 cover with dust, make dusty, 
 raise a dust ; hasten ; roll in the 
 dust: pass, icovi^ofxai, perf. ki- 
 KovKTfiai, perf. part. KeKovifffik- 
 t'og. Tli. Kovtg. 
 
 Koviym, dat. pi. Ion. for Koviaig: 
 fr. Kovia. 
 
 KON t' AH, Tjg, »/, the herb 
 savoury. 
 
 KoviovTic, raising dust, nom. pi. 
 pros. part. act. fr. Kovioo. 
 
 KorioTTOvg, or Kovitrovg, odog, b, 
 dusty-footed ; a sandal, which 
 does not cover the whole of the 
 foot, but leaves it exposed to 
 the dust: fi\ Kovig, Trovg. 
 
 Kovioprbg, ov, b, dust, dust raised 
 in clouds ; a squalid or sordid 
 person : fr. Kovig, bpuj. 
 
 Koviopnbdijg, eog, b, ?/, dusty : 
 fr. the above, & tiSog. 
 
 KoviTTOvg, the same as Kovioirovg. 
 
 KO'NIS, eiog, »/, dust, a.shes : 
 Lat. cln'm : but 
 
 Kovig, iSnr, >/, a nit. 
 
 KoviiTaXog, or KoviffrraXog, ov, b, 
 a cloud of dust : Kovig aaXevo- 
 fisvtj; or fr. aXXo/tat, to leap up. 
 
 Koi'irrrpa, og, y), the arena on 
 which athletic exercises were 
 performed; a dusty place, where 
 
 Ko2'ro0o'poc, ov, 6, y), having a 
 rough beard. Th. ipkpio. 
 Kovv6(j)piov, ovog, 6, ?/, a vain, 
 pompous man, whoso wisdom 
 lies in his beard. Th. (ppy)v. 
 KONTO'2, ov, b, a long pole, 
 pike or boat-hook ; an oar ; 
 javelin, shaft or handle of a 
 javelin : as if fr. Ksvrku), to 
 prick. 
 KovToiponog, b, //, bearing a pike: 
 fr. Kovrbg, ipspitj. 
 Koru^a, Kvv^a, an herb having 
 leaves like the olive, the flea° 
 bane, Plin. xxi. 9, 10. 
 Korwr, wvog, b, Conon, an Athe- 
 nian. 
 
 KoTrd'Cu), to cease, rest, be tired ; 
 f. drru), pf. KtKu-ciKa : fr. KOTVog. 
 KoTTavi^oj, to beat, pound ; f. 
 i(T(o, perf. ivass. KiKOTravKTuai, 
 part. -TravKTfikvog, pounded : fr. 
 KoTraror, ov, rb, a pestle, with 
 which KoTrroixfiV, we pound, any 
 thing in a mortar. Th. ko-tio. 
 KoTTftr, a. 2. inf. act. fr. kotttio, 
 f. i//u>, a. 2. tKOTTov, a. 2. part. 
 j)ass. KOTTtig, beaten, perf. m. 
 KSKOTra. 
 KoTTtiov or KoTTator, or KoTreor, 
 ov, TO, a piece bi'oken off, frag- 
 ment : fr. KOTTTU). 
 
 KoTTtrbg, ov, b, a beating of the 
 
 breast, mourning : fr. Koirrofiai. 
 KoTTtvg, Eog, b, a chisel, carving 
 
 tool : & 
 KoTTj), yg, y), a section, incision, 
 
 cutting ott", slaughter : fr. perf. 
 
 m. KfKOTra, fr. kotttojj to cut. 
 Koirfivai, a. 2. inf. piiss. of 
 
 KOTTTO). 
 
 KoTTidto, tj, to labour, toil, be ex- 
 
 hansted, fatigued ; f. d'cio, perf. 
 
 KtKOTridKa, pf. part. KtKOTTidKihg, 
 
 orocfatigued : fr. KOTTog, labour; 
 
 fr. the same th. 
 KoTTig, idog, y), a sword, knife, 
 
 cleaver, scimitar ; a.xe ; sting ; 
 
 certain feast at Lacedoemon : fr. 
 
 the same. 
 KoTTj^, twg, 6, an idle prater, 
 
 twaddler, liar : fr. kotttuj. 
 KoTTiCovTig, pr. pt. act. pi. num. 
 
 KOTTUOVTlOVy gCU. pi. fr. KOTTldlO. 
 
 KoTTog, ov, b, labour, toil, busi- 
 ness, trouble, weariness. Th. 
 
 KOTTTOt. 
 
 (379) 
 
 KoTTou), oi, f. wo-w, to weary : fr. 
 the above. 
 KoTTTTu, Tb, indecl. ])roperly the 
 letter koph of the Phoenician & 
 Hebrew alphabets. It corre- 
 sponds to KUTTTTci in Greek ; in 
 which language it is used as a 
 numeral, cS: signifies 90 ; it has 
 its place between tt ik. p, & is 
 thus expressed on coins, 9 . 
 KoTTTTatpopog, b, »'/, A: KoTnraTiag^ 
 ov, b, sc. 'iTTTTog, a hoi-se marked 
 with the coppa : fr. KoTnra, 
 (pspio. 
 KoTT pay toy 1:11), io, to cariT duuf : 
 
 ir. KOTTOug, ay(.o. 
 KoTTptvio, or KoTTpsio, to manure; 
 
 plant : fr. KOTrpog. 
 KoTTpia, ag, r), dung. Th. KOTTpog, 
 
 ij, the same. 
 Ko7rp/,w, f. ttrw, to manure : fr. 
 
 the same. 
 KoTTpiKbg, /), bv, of or belonging 
 
 to dung, filthy, nasty : & 
 KoTTpiog, a, ov, foul, filthy, stink- 
 
 ing, mean, vile, worthless ; k6- 
 
 TTpiog dvtjp, a plebeian : fr. 
 
 KOTTpog. 
 
 KoTTpiing, e(og, r), Sc 
 
 KoTTpiiTfibg, Oil, b, a nii.nuring : 
 
 fr. KOTTOl'^lO. 
 
 KoTTpiibdyjg, tojg, b, v,full of dung: 
 fr. KOTTpog, tidog. 
 KoTTpidjv, CJi'og, o, a kind of 
 beetle : fr. KOTipog. 
 KoTTpoXoyog, 6, y), that gathere 
 dung, sordid, filthy : fr. KOTrpog, 
 Xsyio. 
 
 KO'llPOS, ov, y), dung, ordure, 
 manure, nuid, dirt. 
 KoTTpoipnpeio, io, f. yaiOj to carry 
 dung, dung : fr. 
 
 KoTTpoipbpog, b, y), fit for carrying 
 dung : fr. KOTTpog, ^epu). 
 KoTrpoo), 4<o, -evio, Sn Kottoi^u), 
 to manure, befoul with dung or 
 nmd : fr. KOTTpog. 
 KoTrpil)v, lovog, b, a dunghill, 
 privy : fr. Konpog. 
 KoTTpiovTjg, tog, b, y), a dealer in 
 dung, low plebeian : fr. KOTrpog, 
 ijjvsofiai. 
 KoTTTy), y}g, y), a kind of cake that 
 is made by beating or pouudiu!*-: 
 & 
 
 KoTTToKTa, Dor. for KoTTrovrra, 
 pounding, pres. part. act. f. g. of 
 
 KOTTTIO. 
 
 KO'HTQ, to beat, strike, cut, 
 wound, cut off, slay, cleave, 
 pound ; impf. tKOTTTov, ig, e, f. 
 Korpu), perf. KiKocpa, pres. m. kott- 
 Tojj.ai, to beat the breast, mourn, 
 be cut, &c. a. I. m. iKo\{/dfi)]v, 
 10, aro, perf. m. kskotto. 
 KoTTibdyjg, tog, b, y), laborious, 
 fatiguing ; fatigu -d, weary : fr. 
 
 KOTTOg. Th. KOTTTIO. 
 
 KoTTiomg, tiog, r/, lassitude, weari- 
 ness, fatigue, toil : fr. kott uo. 
 
KOP 
 
 KojOa, ag, a, Dor. for kooj;, i]g, >/, 
 a girl. 
 
 Kopc'iKefffft, dat. pi. Ion. for k6- 
 iut^t, i'r. Kopa^, aKog, u, a crow. 
 
 Kopaiclpog, oj',o, a species of dark- 
 coloured tisli : fr. tlie same. 
 
 KOPA'AAION, or KotwiXtoi/, ro, 
 
 coral. 
 Kopa/w/BX?;, ijg, >/, cabbage. 
 KO'PAS, uKog, 6, a crow, raven ; 
 name of a fish ; a kind of ma- 
 cliino ; a door-knocker ; dat. pi. 
 Kopa^i^ \on. KopciKfacTi ; tg kooci- 
 Kag, a proverbial expression, jijo 
 and be banged. Engl, a croir, 
 to croak, 6i.c. 
 Kopd^ai, a. 1. inf. act. of Knpaffffiu, 
 or TT(o, to ask earnestly, impor- 
 tune, f. ^u) : fr. the above. 
 Kopaaiop, ov, TO, a girl, damsel : 
 fr. Kupog, a youth, Matt. ix. 24. 
 To Kopaarihoi', Ari'ian, Diss. 
 Epict. Th. Kopku). 
 KoplSau, or Kopiiavag, Hebr. an 
 ottering, gift dedicated to Cod ; 
 the sacred treasury of the Jews; 
 repository of money for the use 
 of tlie temple. 
 KopSaKt^ujj to dance the Kop^a^ : 
 
 Mlience 
 Kop^aKi<7f.ibg, ou, u, immodest 
 
 dancinjr : fr. 
 KO'PAAS, Kog, 6, a certain ridi- 
 culous and immodest dance : as 
 if fr, xf^p^^f to leap. 
 KOPAV'AH, T]g, i), a club, the 
 liead or thick part of a club, a 
 swelling, bump, buncli, kind of 
 head-dress ; a thunny fish, also 
 called KopCvXog. 
 Kopf, o, undecl., a man's name. 
 
 Hebr, bald. 
 Kopkti for Kop'tcfti, 3 s. f. I. act. 
 
 by sync. fr. Kopkut, to satisfy. 
 Kopkrvvfii, or Kopevvvo), f. Kop's- 
 (Tw, the same as Kooeiu, to satisfv. 
 KoperracrOai, a. 1. inf. m. fr. the 
 
 above verb. 
 Kopfo-ftfj', lie might satisfy, 3 
 sing. a. 1. opt. act. yEol. fr. the 
 same. 
 KopdaOtig, satisfied, a. 1, part, 
 
 pass. & 
 KopeaOrji'aif a. 1. inf. pass. fr. a. 
 
 1. pass. tKopkaOtjv, fr. Kopku). 
 Koofvpa, aTog,To, virginity : fr. 
 Kopti'io, f. (Tw, to deprive of vir- 
 ginity ; mid. to be or live as a 
 virgin : fr. Kopij. 
 KOPE'Q, Kopsvvvio, Si Kopsvvvpi, 
 to clean, sweep ; adorn ; satisfy, 
 saturate, satiate ; f. Kopscroj &. 
 »;<Ta;, by sync. Koptco, a. 1. Iko- 
 psffa, a. 1. oj)t. ^ol. /copioTftrt, a, 
 1. m, tKoptaa^irji', a, 1, part, m. 
 Kooiaan^vog ; pass. Kopaofiai, a. 
 1. tKopsaOr]}', a. 1. inf. KopetrOif- 
 vai, a. 1. part. Kopt(T0dgy perf. 
 KiKoprj^ai Si KSKopta/iiai, pF. pt. 
 KiKOpjJfiivog & KiKopta^kvoQ. 
 
 KOP 
 
 Kopj;, j;t,-, jy, the pupil of the eye ; 
 
 a girl, damsel, virgin, handsome 
 
 woman ; doll, puppet. 
 K6pi]9poVy oVf TO, a broom : fr. 
 
 KOpi-li}. 
 
 KouOviTai, it is heaped up, swells, 
 3 sing, pres, ind. ])ass. of Kop9v- 
 ofiai, to be collected into a heap. 
 Th. KopOvg, vog, //, a heap. 
 
 KopOvi'tv, he collected, 3 pers. 
 sing. impf. ind. act. Ion. fr. 
 
 KopOv'puj, or KopOuio, to raise or 
 heap up, collect : fr. 
 
 KO'PeYS, vog, ry,a heap, hillock. 
 
 KopQuit), to collect into a heap, 
 niise or heap up : fr. the above. 
 
 Kopiai'voi', ov, to, coriander. The 
 same as Kopiavov &, Kopiov. 
 
 ii.opi'Cofiai, f. iaofxai, to caress, 
 coax, as a child j wheedle, fon- 
 dle. Th, Kop)]. 
 
 Kopivaiog, ou, privately con- 
 ceived ; of one who is thought 
 to be Kopij, a virgin. 
 
 KopirOiog, a, or, Corinthian : fr. 
 KopivOog. A 
 
 KopivOog, oVf ))f Corinth, a city 
 of Achaia. 
 
 Kopioi', ov, TO, a little girl ; a sa- 
 crifice for Kopoi, bovs : & 
 
 r\.opiov, ov, TO, coriander. 
 Kopiavvov. 
 
 KO'PJv, uog, 6, i), 
 
 a 
 
 See 
 the 
 
 KOP 
 
 tes : fr. Kopvj3ag. 
 KopvfSaPTil^oj, f. iaoj, to perform 
 
 or initiate in the rites of the 
 
 Corybantesor i)riests of Cybele: 
 
 fr. the same. 
 Kopv(3avTi(Tfi6g, ov, 6, the same 
 
 as Kopv(3ai'Tia(Tfi6g. 
 KOPY'BAi!, apTog, 6, Cori/Ix(S, a 
 
 priest of lihea, Vesta, or Cybele; 
 
 UTTO TOV KOpVTTTOPTag (iuiPHV 
 
 opxufTiK^g.^ 
 
 KopucaXig, icog, 7), an hcrl), fumi- 
 tory ; a lark : fr. Kopvcog. 
 
 KopvdaWio, Dor, for koovcuWov, 
 gen, of 
 
 KopvcaWbg, & KopvcaXbg, ov, b, 
 a lark : fr. 
 
 KopvCog, ov, 0, a lark, crested 
 bird : fr. Kopvg, a helmet, crest. 
 
 KO'PVZA, 7jg, 1), a disorder in 
 the head, obstruction ; pride, 
 stupidity. 
 
 KopvOaiK, VKog, b, he who KopvOa 
 ciiaati, moves the helmet ; a 
 helmed warrior. 
 
 KopvOaioXog, 6, >), having a vari- 
 egated helmet, waving his hel- 
 met or crest ; read KopvOai6\og : 
 fr. Kopvg, aloWw. 
 
 KbpvOog, gen, sing. fr.Kopvg, v9og, 
 1), a helmet. 
 
 bug 
 
 KopvOog, a fragment of a mass : 
 . . ., ,, . as if fr. Ko^^a J/, to satisfy, 
 
 name of a shrub : fr. Ktipui, ks- KopvOog, ov, b, the golden-crest- 
 Kopa, to cut. Also a kind of fish. I ed wren : fr. Kopvg. 
 KopKopog, ov, b, the pimpernel, JKooj-jcof, ov, b, see KwovKog. 
 
 chickweed 
 
 KopKopvyi), i)g, //, & KopKOpv- 
 yiJibg, ov, b, a rumbling of the 
 bowels, noise, murmur. 
 
 Kopfxbg, ov, b, a trunk, billet, log : 
 fr. Kiipoj. 
 
 Kopvt'iXiog, ov, b, a man's name. 
 Latin, fr. cornu. 
 
 K6po«/3oc, ov, b, a fool : fr. Co- 
 rocbus, a foolish man. 
 
 Kbpnio, gen. sing. Dor. for Knpov, 
 fr, Kopog. 
 
 Kopo7rXd9og,Si Kopo7rXd(TTt)g,ov, 
 b, y, a puppet-maker : fr. Kop)], 
 TrXdiTcrtu. 
 
 Kopog, ov, 0, an unborn infant, 
 child, boy, son, youth, soldier, 
 the young of any aninud ; a 
 broom ; a slioot, sprout, young 
 twig ; satiety, the insolence 
 which arises from satiety, pride; 
 a Jewish dry measure* a cor, 
 Th. Kopio), to purify, take care 
 of, satisfy. 
 
 Koppa, & Kopaa, ag, «, Dor. for 
 
 Kopai], Att. Koppri, ijg, //, the 
 hair ; the head ; temple, jaw, 
 cheek. Th. Ktipuj, to clip. 
 
 Kopv[3apTia(Tiuibg, ov, o,fury, fren- 
 zy ; a religious rite of the Cory- 
 ban tes : fr. 
 
 KopvfiaPTidit), w, f. dcru}, to be 
 mad, rave like or imitate the 
 
 frantic gestures of the Coryban- 
 (3«0) 
 
 KO'PYMBOS, b, Sc KopvulSop, 
 TO, the top, peak, summit, point, 
 extremity, stalk, bough, berry, 
 cluster (»f ivy-berries, bunch of 
 fiowers, tuft or peak of hair ; 
 Kopvu^a, the prows of ships. 
 
 KOPY'NH, rjg, //, a club, mace, 
 knobbed slioot, bud, flower- 
 stalk : fr. Kupa, a head. 
 
 Kopvpi}Tr]g, ov, b, he who fights 
 with a club : fr. the above. 
 
 Kopvi>7](lj6pog, b, 1), an attendant 
 who carri.s a club : fr. Kopvpq, 
 (pspu). 
 
 KopvTTTiXog, ov, b, butting or stri- 
 king with the horn : fr. 
 
 KopvTTTio, to butt with the horn. 
 Th. Kfpag. 
 
 KO'PYS, v9og, 1), a helmet ; ace. 
 sing. K6pv9a Sc Kopvp : fr, Ktipa, 
 because it is used fur covering 
 the head ; the crown of the 
 head ; the crested lark. 
 
 KofJV(T(Tffxep, Ion. & Dor. for ko- 
 pvffffiip, pres. inf. act. fr. 
 
 Kopvaaio, to arm with a helmet ; 
 arm, adorn, arrange, raise, aug- 
 ment, rouse ; pres. inf. Kopva- 
 (Tsip, pres. part. f. g. Kopvaaovffa. 
 Th. Kopvc. Hence 
 
 KopvcrT))g, ov, b, an armed man. 
 
 KopvaTog, 1), op, increased, heap- 
 ed up : fr. KOpvaaio. 
 
 Kopv^aia, ag, r), the head-piece 
 
 KO::i 
 
 of a bridle : fr. 
 
 Kopv^alog, a, op, at the head or 
 Uq), vertical, the highest, chief, 
 leader, Con/p/uvii$. 
 
 KOPV4>H\ 'ijg, ,/, the top, head, 
 sunnnit, chief, highest part ; 
 dat, 1)1. Ion. Kopv^jjfTiif. 
 
 Kopv(p6u}, 10, f. ojcruj, to raise uj> 
 to a point or peak, erect, lift up, 
 exalt, augment, sum up ; mid. 
 to rise, swell up : fr. the above, 
 
 KO'PXOPOS, ov, b, a certain 
 wild herb, chickweed, pimper- 
 nel ; also written KopKopog. 
 
 Kopwptwg, it), i], a dark-coloured 
 
 KOT 
 
 KOY 
 
 ^}l9n<rap, 3 ])!. a. 1. ind. pass, of Kortpa, Ion. for wbTepa 
 the above verb. iKoTsaaeTai, he will be enraged, 
 
 Ko(Tfij]^a, aTog, to, an oraament : f. 1. m. doubliiHr the o- f r 
 
 fr. KofTfjieu) 
 Ko(7fi)~]p, ])res. inf. act. Dor. for 
 
 Korrfxtip, to adorn. 
 Koapiiaaig, yEol. for Korrnrmac, 
 
 aPTog, a. 1. part. act. of the <lual part. pres. KOTtiov, ovtoc 
 
 !S.0TH>j, CO, to he angry, be enraged 
 or incensed, envy ; f. e^a> (V ifmo, 
 perf, KSKOTSKa Si -j/fca, i>res. jiart. 
 f. g. KOTtovaa ; KOTiopTe, nom. 
 
 fig : fr 
 KOPQ'NH, y]g, ,}, a crow ; kind 
 of water-fowl ; a hammer for 
 knocking at doors, or a ring by 
 which the door is drawn to ; 
 poop of a ship ; the summit, 
 top, extremity, a crown. 
 KopujpidopTa for KopcoviatpTa, 
 ace. sing. part. pres. poet, of 
 Kopu)piaio,io, to be bent or curved 
 like a bow, put forth horns, be 
 proud : fr. Kopiopt). 
 
 Kopiopi^M, f. i<T(u, to collect alms 
 for the daw ; said of those who 
 went about carrying a jackdaw, 
 and asking alms for it, singing 
 at the same time some ballad or 
 song : fr. the same. 
 
 Kopojvig, i^og, 1), a ship having an 
 ornamented, a curved or round- 
 ed stern as well as prow ; dat. 
 pi. Kopiovtcri ; also the top, end 
 of any thing : fr. the same. 
 
 KopwpoTTovg, ocog, b, //, a herl), 
 also called KopaKorrovg, crow's- 
 foot. Th. TTovg. 
 
 Kopwpog, b, y), or 7), bp, high, 
 lofty, raising the head. Th. ko- 
 
 pibpi] 
 
 KofTtoi, ai, a, the termination of 
 the numbers from 100 to 1000 ; 
 a-s diciKomoi, ai, a, i. e. dig tKa- 
 
 TO}', SiC. 
 
 KofTKiPopaPTtia, ag, //, divination 
 by a Steve, used generally to dis- 
 cover thieves : fr. 
 
 KofTKipnuaPTig, log, Att.ftuc, o, //, 
 one who divines by means of a 
 sieve: fr. k6(Tkipop, ndpTig. 
 
 KO'VKINON, ov, TO, a sieve. 
 
 Vio(TKipoTroibg,b, 7), a sieve-maker. 
 Th. Troifto. 
 
 KOi:KYAMA'TIA, ajp, tu, pa- 
 rings of leather. 
 
 Ko(T/ngcu, w, to adorn, deck, array, 
 dress, regulate, set in order, ar- 
 rjinge, draw up, discharge the 
 duty of a magisti'ate ; f. j/o-w, 
 perf. KtKba/.i7]Ka, a. I. iKotTixjjna, 
 Ion, Koapijaa, a. 1. part. K-ocr/n'y- 
 (Tng, ai'Tog, perf. pass. /c«/co(7/u<;- 
 ^ai, a. I. pass. tK0(Tfiii9i]p. Th. 
 KOfTfiog, order. 
 
 Kb(Tp,i)9tp, they were adorned ; 
 liojot. Ion. & by sync, for tKOtr- 
 
 same. 
 
 Ko(7/i?;(Tte, fwc, //, an adorning, 
 setting in order : fr. ko(t^Uo. 
 Ko(Tfi}]THpa, ag, 7), she who ad- 
 orns : fr. KorrprjTiip, the same as 
 KorTH7]Ti)r, ov, or Ko(r/u/7-//c, ov, 
 6, one who adorns, arranges, 
 &c, a ruler, superintendent : fr. 
 KocrjiUu). 
 Ko(Tfit)Ton6, two princes, nom. 
 dual fr. KOcrfiy'jTujp. 
 Ko(Tfi7iTbg, 7), OP, adorned, orna- 
 mented, laid out : & 
 Kocr^/yrwp, opog, b, one who ar- 
 ranges or sets in order, a leader, 
 prince, commander: fr. ko(T[xUo. 
 KocrpiKog, /), bp, worldly, tempo- 
 ral, earthly : fr. K:o(T/tog. 
 Koafxiop, ov, TO, a graceful orna- 
 ment : fr. Koa/xog. 
 K6(Tftiog, a, ov, or b, 7), elegant, 
 graceful, ])ecoming, modest, or- 
 derly : whence Koafiiop, ov, Tb,\ 
 dignity, modesty, & KrV// tot, o\, 
 certain magistrates among the 
 Cretans : fr. Koai^iog. Hence 
 KofTfxwTijg, 7jTog, 7), moderation, 
 modesty, gracefulness : «Sc 
 Korrfiiiog, adv. orderly, decently, 
 
 becomingly. 
 KofTfioKpaTion, opog, b, the prince 
 of this world, Satan ; a king, or 
 any magistrate : fr. Koafiog, the 
 world, tV: icpaTsio, to govern, 
 Th. KpttTog, TO, strength. 
 KO'SMO^, oi;, 6, order, regular- 
 ity, grace, neatness, discipline, 
 ornament, arrangement ; praise, 
 honour; the world, the universe; 
 the Roman emi)ire ; the land ol 
 
 Judii^a, Matth. iv. 8 ; the people 
 
 of Ju(kea, Coloss. ii. 20. Gal. iv. 
 
 3 ; mankind, men of the world, 
 
 worldly concerns. 
 KoniKiJ (pfpeip Ti, a poetical mode 
 
 of speaking for KOfTfiiiog Kai fis- 
 
 Tpiiog (pepeip ti, to bear any 
 
 thing patiently. 
 Konog, liow great, for 7r6(Tog, Ion, 
 KO'lSY^oi, Att. KOTTVipog, ov, 
 
 b, a blackbird. 
 KofTTi], r]g, r), =: aKocTTT], barley. 
 KO'STOS, OV, b, an aromatic 
 
 plant, spikenard. 
 Koavp^Sog, ov, b, a knot, tassel, 
 
 clasp : as if fr. K<)/u/3oe. It is 
 
 also read KorrvfAftt] Si KO(T(Tvpj^i]. 
 KoaufxfiujTbg, ov, b, fastened with 
 
 a clasp or knot : fr. the above. 
 KoTaiPio, same as kot'ho. 
 Korf, Ion. for ttots, once, ever. 
 
 sometimes. 
 
 (381) 
 
 Th. KOTog. 
 KoTi'isig, f(T<Ta, (p, enraged, in- 
 censed, envious : fr. same th. 
 KoTiP7i^6pog, b, 7), bearing wild 
 
 olives : fr, kotipoc, fipoj. 
 KO'TINOV, ov, o'or 7), a wild 
 
 olive ; a wild olive crown, 
 KoTwoTpdyog, b, t), feeding ou 
 
 wild olives: fr. K-orti-o^, rpo^yw. 
 ^OTig, idog, ?'/, the back part of 
 
 the head : fr. kottij, the head. 
 
 But KOTig, in Hesych. anger: fr. 
 
 KOTOg. 
 
 KO TOS, b. Si Koroi', Tb, ran- 
 cour, grudge, settled hate, re- 
 sentment, anger, envy. 
 
 KoTTafti^io, f. iffoj, to *play at the 
 cotta])us : fr. KoTTafiog. 
 
 KoTTafSimg, tujg, /,, the act of 
 playing at the cottabus : fr. the 
 above. 
 
 KO'TTABOS, Sc Korraafiog, ov, 
 b, a kind of convivial game, in 
 which they dashed u])on the 
 floor the wine left in the bowl. 
 
 KoTTtlp, to shake violently ; for 
 
 KOTTTeil'. 
 
 KO'TTH, 7jg, 7), the head. 
 KoTTii^oj, to jilay with dice : & 
 KoTTi(TT7)g, ov, b, a dice-i)layer : 
 fr. 
 
 KoTTog, ov, b, a die ; perhaps fr. 
 KOTTtTp, to cast. There is also 
 KOTTog, a cock ; it is also the 
 name of a man or a giant. 
 KOTV'Air, 7]g, //, a cavity ; the 
 cavity of the thigh-bone ; hol- 
 low of the hand or foot ; a cup, 
 goblet, wine measure ; Kori-Xat, 
 cymbals. 
 KoTvXtj^ojp, cpoc, 7), the same as 
 KOTvXij ; claw of a polypus ; ko- 
 TvX7]Cov6(pip, poet, for kotvXtj- 
 dopoj]', Od. E. 432, 
 KoTvXtjpvTog, o, 7), flowing abun- 
 dantly, so as to be taken up in 
 the hollow of the hand : fr. ko- 
 ri'X?;, dpvii). 
 KoTvXoQ, ov, b, a cup containing 
 as nmch as a kotvXt], three- 
 fourths of a pint. 
 KoTvg, vog, b, Lat. Cofi/s, the god- 
 dess of lewdness; her rites were 
 called KOTVTTia. 
 Koi), Ion. for TTov, where. So 
 
 KOV for TTOV. 
 
 Koi-aproc, ov, b, a man's name, 
 Lat. Qaarhis. So KovaiffTwp, w- 
 pog, b, quastor. 
 
 KovfSapig, an ass colt ; a species 
 of animalcule. 
 
 KovK, for Kal ovk, and not. 
 
KOY 
 
 KovkLO', for Kai ovk'sti, and not 
 
 KovKt, a kind of tree called cucus ; 
 
 also the fruit of the tree. 
 KovXtbr, a sheath, scabbard, Ion. 
 
 for KToXiog. 
 Koi'i-ii, a Hebrew word, Mark v. 
 
 41, arise. 
 Kovpd, uQ, //, a cutting, clipping, 
 
 shaving, shearing ; i-azor : fr. 
 
 Kfipu), to sh.ear. Hence 
 KovpeXoi', oVfTOjH barber's shop : 
 
 & 
 Kovptvg, twg, 6, a barber. 
 Kovp60Tpia,ag, ?'/, she who shaves, 
 
 a female barber : Ac 
 Kovptuu), f. evait), to shave, shear: 
 
 fr. Kovptvg. 
 Kovpi], 7]g, )'/, a girl, Ion. for k6- 
 
 pij ; dat. jd. Ion. Kovp^jm. 
 Korp;;t;, jjtoq, 6, Ion. lor Konijg, 
 
 young : fr. Kovpog for K-o()t»i;. 
 KovpijTtQy u)Vj oi, CureteSf Cory- 
 
 hanti's; dat. pi. Ion. Kovpi'iTtamj'. 
 Koi'piaQ, ov, 6, shaven, shorn. Th. 
 
 Kiipio, to shave. 
 Kovpidu), Cj, f. d'ffoj, to want to 
 
 be shaved, need shaving ; wtar 
 
 long hair : fr. kovou. 
 Kovpicia, ac, >'/, a virgin who mar- 
 ries : fr. Kovpog for /coonf, a 
 
 youth. Th. Kopiio. 
 Kovpidiijg, gn. sing. Ion. fr. kov- 
 
 picia. 
 Kovpidiog, ov, 6, one who marries 
 
 a young virgin : fr. Kovpog. 
 Kovpi^io, f. (fdj, to spend one's 
 
 youth, act like a youth ; bring 
 
 11)) a young person : fr. Kovpog. 
 KovpiKog, j), uv, belonging to a 
 
 barber : fr. Koi'pa. 
 Kovpifxog, 7], ov, adapted for 
 
 clipping or shearing : fr. the 
 
 same. 
 
 KovpiK, adv. violently, with youth- 
 ful ardour ; by the hair: fr. the 
 
 same th. 
 Kovpiov, oVj TO, a barber's shop : 
 
 fr. tlie same. 
 KOyPMI, a kind of drink, beer 
 
 or ale : fr, Ktpduj, to mix. 
 KovpofSopog, 6, r), that devours 
 
 children : fr. Kovpog, (iopd. 
 Kovpog, Ion. for Kopog, a youth ; 
 
 KovpT} for Kop?;, a young woman. 
 
 Th. Konsti). 
 Kovpoavvij, r]g, ry, childhood, boy- 
 hood : fr. KOvpog, a youth. 
 KovpoTfpog, younger : fr. Kovpog 
 
 for Kopog, a youth. Th. Kopkoj. 
 KovpoTOKog, 6, y), male-bearing, 
 
 a mother : fr. Kovpog, tiktu). 
 Koi»porp60of, 6, r), nurse of or 
 
 bringing up youth : fr. Kovpog, 
 
 TpE(p(0. 
 
 Koytrr(t»(^/a,ac,)7,custo(]y,a watch 
 or guard : fr. the LuL custodia. 
 
 Kov^a for Kov(piDg, lightly, easily, 
 adv. : fr. Kov<pog. 
 
 Kovpi^i.0, to lighten, alleviate, lift 
 
 KPA 
 
 up, succour, relieve, console ; 
 
 impf. tKoiKpiJ^oi'f f. i(T(u, perf. 
 
 KiKov^iKa, a. 1. tKoixpiaa: fr. 
 
 Kovcpog. Hence 
 Ko u(pinf.ia, arog, to, & Kovcpiffig, 
 
 HOC, ?'/, a lightening, alleviation, 
 
 relief, solace. 
 Kov(p6i'oog, contr. -vovg, ov, 6, ?'/, 
 
 light-minded, tickle: fr. Koixpog, 
 
 7'6og. 
 KOv^PO^, tj, oi>, light, slight, 
 
 fickle, frivolous, inconstant, easy, 
 
 empty ; negligent. Hence 
 Kov^oTfpog, compar. lighter : & 
 Kov<p6T}]g, T]Tog, ?'/, lightness, 
 
 levity, fickleness : & 
 Kov(p6uj, u>, the same as jcov^/^w. 
 Koixpiog, adv. lightly, easily. 
 K0'4>IN02, ov, 6, a basket, pan- 
 nier, hamper, wicker vessel ; a 
 
 measure am(.ng the Boeotians 
 
 used for dry or liquid articles, 
 KO'XAAS, fiKog, 6, a pebble, 
 
 little stone. 
 Ko-xXufpiov, ov, TO, a spoon : fr. 
 
 K6x\og. ^ ^ 
 
 Kox^ictg, ov, 6, a shell, snail, 
 
 cockle; gen. pi. koxXiCji^ : fr, 
 KoxXof, ov, o, a shell, shell- tish, 
 
 snail ; Engl, a cockle: fr. 
 KO'XAQ, to turn, twine or twist 
 
 round. 
 KO'XOS, ov, o, moisture flowing 
 
 or exudiuij. 
 KoxvCtffKov, Ion. for Uoxv^ovv, 
 
 3 pi. or 1 sing. impf. hid. act. of 
 Koxv^aio, a, f. t'lrroj, to flow copi- 
 ously. 
 Koxj'fo-Kfr, it dropped, 3 sing, 
 
 impf. ind. act. Ion. for Uoxve, 
 
 by epenth. of ecrtc, of 
 KoxvLo, to flow abundantly, flow 
 
 with noise. Th. ^fw, ^I'lu. 
 KOXli'NH, lyc, »//«!t 
 Koxtuvov, ov, TO, the joining of 
 
 the haunch with the buttocks, 
 
 thigh, breech. 
 KO'^IMOS, ov, y, a tree like 
 
 the medlar. 
 KO'^I^IXOv, or KoxPvxog, ov,6,& 
 
 blackbird: the same as Koaavpog. 
 Kpddvoi^, for kooli'ov or Koiivop, 
 
 a. 1. imper. of Kpaivu), to i)er- 
 
 form;f. KpavCj,ix. X.aci.tKpava, 
 
 Ion. tKpr]i>a\ a. 1. imper. /cpj)i'oi' 
 
 &. Kpf]T]l'0V. 
 
 KpdaT for Kpdara, nom. pi. fr, 
 Kpdag, uTog, to, the liead. Th. 
 Kdpiji^ov, the same. 
 
 KPA'BaTOS, or KpdfiiSaTog, ov. 
 
 o. 
 
 a low bed or couch : Lat, 
 <iraU>atus. 
 
 Kpdyyt], rjg, 7), & Kpdyyiov, or 
 Kpdyojv, ovog, 6, a tish of the 
 lobster kind. 
 
 Kpayiig, a, 2. part. pass. Kpayf)- 
 vai, a. 2. inf. pass, of Kpdtuj, to 
 cry out ; f. ^w, a. 2. act. tKpa- 
 yov, a, 2. pass. Updyrjv. 
 
 Kpayfr//f, 01;, o, a vociferatnr, 
 (382) ' 
 
 KPA 
 
 Th. Kpdi^o), to cry out, perf. m. 
 KSKpaya. 
 
 Kpayop, adv. with clamour, loud- 
 ly : fr. the same. 
 
 Kpacaivu), to vibrate, shake; Kpa- 
 ^d'vag, a. 1. part, sliaking: tr. 
 
 Kpat'aaj, a), to vibrate, brandish, 
 hurl, shake. Hence 
 
 KPA'AH, if]g, y), the top of a 
 branch, a branch, leaf, particu- 
 larly of the fig-tree ; a fig-leaf ; 
 a wild fig ; theatrical machine 
 for keeping an actor suspended 
 over the stage. 
 
 Kpaci](l)opia, ag, ?/, a can'ving of 
 branches, }»articularly of the 
 fig-tree : fr. Koddtf, ^(puj. 
 
 KpaCia, ag, 1), the heart, for Kap- 
 cia, by inetath. ; Ion. Kpacir]. 
 
 Kpdcog, ov, t), a branch of a fig- 
 tree, wild fig, disease of trees. 
 
 KPA'Za, to cry out, bawl, bel- 
 low, vociferate, roar ; cause to 
 cry out ; caw or croak like the 
 crow; impf. tKpalor, f, I. Kpd^Lo, 
 a. 1. tKpat,a, by redupl. t/ce- 
 Kpci^a, paulo-post-fut. KiKud^o- 
 fiai, perf. ni. KiKodya. 
 
 KpaVfig, fvTog, a. 1. part. pass, 
 of Kfpdvvvin, to mix; f. Ktpdaio, 
 by sync. KodtJot, perf. jiass. ks- 
 *cpa/<rtt, a. 1. pass. tKodOiiv. 
 
 KpaOiivai, to be coiK^uered, by 
 sync, for KnaTtj6)jvai, a, 1. inf. 
 pass, of KpaTSio, f. /y<Tw, to con- 
 quer. Th. KpdTog. 
 
 Kpaiaivuj, f. avat, poet, for 
 
 KPAI'XQ, to perform, effect, ful- 
 fil, accomplish, finish, create, 
 rule, command, govern ; f, avCJ. 
 
 KpanraXduj, w, f. jr/^Tw, to have 
 the headache after drinking: fr. 
 
 KPAinA'AH, 7]€y V, headache 
 or sickness occasioned by sur- 
 feit, drunkenness, revelling, de- 
 bauch : fr. Kdpa, to, the head, 
 A: TrdXoc, shaking ; fr. TrdXXio, 
 p. m. TTtTraXa. 
 
 KpaiiraXi'Coj, f. iffio, to be drunk, 
 surfeit oneself : fr. the above. 
 
 KpaiTTctXoKijjfiog, 6, 1), one who 
 gets drunk at a feast, revelling: 
 fr, KOiXLTrdXi], KoJ^iog. 
 
 KpaiTTvd, quickly, swiftly ; adv. 
 for KpatTTvutg : fr. 
 
 K P A I n NO^S, /}, 6v, swift, quick, 
 vehement, hasty, 
 
 Kpanri'oaffvTog, 6, 7), hurried 
 rapidly along. Th. rreixx). 
 
 KpaiTTvocpopog, 6, »), bearing ra- 
 pidly along. Th. tpspto. 
 
 KpaiTTvCJg, adv. in a hurried man- 
 ner, hastily, violently. 
 
 KPAPPA, ac, t), the'head; as if 
 
 fr, Kdpa ; sometimes the same as 
 
 Kfpaia, a horn, sail-yard. 
 KpdXiig,ov, 6, a king; KpdXaira, 
 
 Tfg, if, a (jueen. 
 Kpofia, aTog, to, a mixture, any 
 
 thing mixed ; whie and water. 
 
 KPA 
 
 Th. Kfpdvvvin. 
 KpafiftaXsog, a, ov, the same as 
 
 Kpdi.i[3og. 
 
 KPA'MBH, 1JC, y), cabbage; gen. 
 ]»!. Kpafifiun'. 
 KPA'.M liOi:, 7], ov, dry, parched, 
 
 roasted, burnt ; sini|>erin;\ 
 Kpd/tjiog, ov, 6, a blight in grapes 
 from being parched. 
 KpniiiSo^dyog, 6, y), a cabbage- 
 eater, the name of a fro" : Ir. 
 Kpdfij3y], (pdytt). 
 Kpdra, ag, Dor. for Kptjvyj. r)g,y), 
 a fountain : hence k-pavidcig. 
 Dor. for Kpy)iidhg, wv, a'l, the 
 goddesses of fountains, called 
 Nym[>hs and Naiads ; also Kpa- 
 viceg, for Kpt)videg. 
 Kpaiaog, a, ov, rough, rocky, 
 stony, barren, mountainous : fV 
 Kpdiov. 
 KpavitcrOni, to be finished, for 
 KpaiftrrOfn, of Koaivto, to j)er- 
 form ; f. KpavoJ, f. 2. m. Kpa- 
 rov/iai, f. 2. iiif. m. KpavtiffOui. 
 by poetic or Ion. dialysis Kua- 
 vhaSai. 
 KPANEI'A, ag, y), the wild cherry 
 or cornel tree ; a spear, having 
 the shaft made of that ti-ee : 
 fr. Kpdvov, on account of the 
 form of its fruit ; or Kepag, horn, 
 from its hardness; as La.t.cornus, 
 fr. corn a. 
 l^paviivog, 7], ov, & Kpdviing, o, 
 ov, made of cornel wood : fr. the 
 above. 
 Kp/nttot', ov, TO, a helmet : fr. 
 updvov, being a covering for the 
 head. 
 l^navid^av, gen. pi. Dor. for Kpa- 
 ruuiov, gen, pi, fr. 
 Kpavidctg, lov, ui, goddesses of 
 the fountains : fr. Kro/;j/;;,a foun- 
 tain ; see Kpdva. 
 Knai'iov, ov, TO, cranium, the 
 skull, head ; a kind of cup : fr. 
 \\pdvov, 01', TO, the head, skull : 
 fr. Kdpjjvov, or Kdpavov ; but 
 Kpdvov, ov, TO, the cornel tree. 
 )\pavoTroiog, ov, 6, a helmet- 
 maker : hence 
 KpavoTToitio, o), f. y](Tia, to make 
 helmets : fr. Kpdvog, ttouu). 
 Kpdvog, (og, to, a helmet or head- 
 piece : fr. Kodvov. 
 i\pavTtip, ifpog,o, one avIio accom- 
 plishes,an executor, ruler,prince, 
 tooth, tusk : & 
 KpdvTiop, opog, 6, a ruler, king, 
 
 chief. Th, Koaivuj. 
 Kpd^ag, avTog, a. 1. part. act. fr. 
 K-pa^w, to cry out ; f. Kpd^io, pf. 
 m. KiKpaya. 
 Kpdg, KoaTog, or Kpdag, KpdaTog, 
 TO, the head. Th. Kdpa, the 
 same. 
 Kpd<Tig, f(M)g, y), a mixing, mixture, 
 blending, tempering ; tempera- 
 ment or constitution ; tempera- 
 
 KPA 
 
 ture ; combination ; crasir,, a fi- 
 gure in rhetoric. Th. Kipdvvvfii. 
 
 KpdaweSov, ov, to, the border or 
 hem of a garment, fringe; verge, 
 margin of a shore; foot or skirts (»f 
 a mountain ; border of a net : fr. 
 Kptficifiai, tV Tt'tcov, ov, TO, hang- 
 ing or reaching down to the 
 ground. Hence 
 
 KpacTTfuooj, ut, f. locTio, to liem, 
 environ, border, inclose in a bor- 
 der. 
 
 KPA'STIS, etog, //, grass, hay : 
 
 the same as ypdaTig. Hence 
 
 Engl. <jrass. 
 KpnTaijioXog, b, //, aimed at the 
 
 head : fr. Kpdg, fidXXio. 
 KPA'TAirOv, ov, 0, or Kparwt- 
 
 yiov, ujvog, 6, a kind of tree, 
 
 having leaves like the medlar. 
 KpaTatyvaXog, by sync, for Kpa- 
 
 TaioyvaXog, 6, //, 'firm, strong, 
 
 solid : fr. KpaTaiog, yvaXov. 
 KpaTaug., adv., powerfully ; for 
 
 icpa-aiuig : also a jintper name, 
 
 the mother of Scylla. 
 KpaTuiXfujg, w, o, y), rocky : fr. 
 
 KpaTaiog, Xdg. 
 KpaTaiog, d, ov, powerful, potent, 
 strong, robust, mighty, valiant. 
 
 111. Kparog. 
 KpaTaioTyjg, tjtoq, y), force, 
 strength, fortitude : fr. the 
 above. 
 
 KpuTawu), u), to strengthen, 
 make strong, confirm, f. wctu, 
 perf. KtKpaTaiioKtt, imperf. 
 pass. iKpaTaioofitjv ovj.ii]v, 6ov 
 ov. Of ro ovTo, ])res, imper, pass. 
 2 pi. KoaratoDa^f, be brave, a, 1. 
 ind. pa.ss. tKpaTauoOijv, inf. ol 
 the same KpaTanxjQr}vai. Th. 
 KodTog. 
 
 KpaTaiiredog, 0, //, paved with 
 stones, firm, hard : fr. KpaTaiog, 
 TTOvg. 
 
 Kprtrat7ror6c,wj',ol,havhig strong 
 feet ; nom. pi. fr. 
 
 KparaiTTovg, ocog, 6, >/, by sync. 
 
 for KoaTaioTTovg, epith. of a bull, 
 
 that has firm and powerful feet: 
 
 fr. Kparaibg, strong, cSc irovg, a 
 
 foot. 
 KpaTatpJvog, b, y), covered with a 
 
 hard skin : fr. KpaTaibg, pivog. 
 KpaTaiioixa, aTog, rb, firnme.ss, 
 
 strength : fr. KpaTaioto. 
 Kparaiatg, adv., powerfully, 
 
 strongly : fr. KoaTawg. 
 KpaTaiujfTig, tiog, j/,might, power, 
 
 a strengthening : fr. KpaTaioio. 
 KpdTti, 2 sing. pres. imj)er. act. 
 
 but 
 KpaTil, 3 sing. pres. ind. act. of 
 
 KpaTSii). 
 
 KPA • 
 
 cniel, threatening ; dual /cpa- 
 TSpu). ^ Th. KpdTog, strength. 
 
 KpaTfp6<pp(ov, ovog, b, y), having 
 a strong <Sc powerful mind, mag- 
 nanimous : fr. Kpa-ipbg, <pi,,'p\ 
 
 KpaTfpwvv^, vxoc, b, t), having 
 strong or solid hoofs, ha\in<r 
 strong claws : fr. Koa-spbr^ 
 ovvt,. 
 
 KpaTfpd'ijiv, for KpaTepuiv, gen. 
 1)1. .'Eol. f. g. fr. 
 
 KpaTSpbg, a, bv, brave, strong, 
 firm, robust, strenuous, mighty, 
 powerful, fierce, violent, harsh,! nion. 
 (383) ' 
 
 KpaTepd)vvxag, ace. pi. fr. the 
 abovx\ 
 KpaTepuig, adv., bravely, firmly, 
 strongly, forcibly, strenuously, 
 with all one's strength : fr. Kpa- 
 Ttpog. 
 KpaTevTd'ojv, gen. pi. ^ol. for 
 -ioi', fr. KpaTevTal, at, ])ars oil 
 which the spit was supported. 
 KpaTfio, a), to obtain jiower, be 
 master of, command, sway, 
 govern, conquer, prevail, be 
 sui)erior, grow strong, keep in 
 memory ; contain, restrain, con- 
 trol, lay hold of, get possession 
 of, aj>}»rehend ; with gen. f. 
 yi<T(i), a. 1. tKpdTr]Ta,a. 1. imper. 
 KpaTijaov, dTw, a. 1. subj. Koa- 
 Ti'ifTu), yg, y, a. I. inf. KpaTifaat, 
 a. 1, part. KpaTTfrrag, avToc, pf. 
 KtKpdTi]Ka, perf. inf. act. KtKpa- 
 TtjKh'ai, imperf, jiass. U-paTtS- 
 
 fiyfV, OVftlfV, 3 1)1, eoVTO, OVVTO, 
 
 perf. pass. KiKpdTtf^ai, & in 3 
 pi. KtKpdrrivTai. 'V\\. KpdTog. 
 KpaTijBtig, a. 1. part. pass, of the 
 al)ove. 
 
 KpaTi)p, Ion. Kpj]Tt)p, ijpog, b, a 
 bowl, goblet ; crater of a vol- 
 cano : fr. Kspdvvvfii. Hence 
 KpaTi'ipiov, ov, ro,a small goblet. 
 KpaTijr, KpaTy, 2 & 3 sing. pros, 
 subj. act. KpaTii(ytir, 2 sing. f. 1. 
 ind. act KoaTijaiom, 3 pi. a. 1. 
 subj. act. of KpaTf-oj. 
 KpaT7i<jifAaxog, b, //, victorious in 
 battle : fr, KnaTkuj, ftdxo/Aai. 
 KpaTriaiTTovg, oCog, b, y), victori- 
 ous in the race: fr. Kparkto, 
 TTovg. 
 KpciTijannroQ, b, »/, vanquishing 
 with hoi*ses, i. e. in the horse- 
 race : fr. KpaTBio, 'iTnrog. 
 KpdT7](ng, fiog, y), a hoMing, re- 
 taining ; i)ower, domination, 
 sway, rule : fr. KpaTtu). 
 Kpari, to the head, dat. sing. fr. 
 Kpdg, KpaTbg, to. Th. Kdpyjvov. 
 KpdTifTTa, adv., best : fr. jcpd- 
 
 TKTTOg. 
 
 KpaTKTTtvb), f. ivaoj, to be the 
 best, excel, be eminent : fr. 
 
 KpdTitTTog, t;, ov, the strongest, 
 bravest, most powerful or excel- 
 lent, best, most skilful ; KpaTicr- 
 TOL, nobles ; super! . Th. 
 
 KPA'TOS, iog, Tb, by metath. 
 KdpTog, strength, force, might, 
 power, command, superiority, 
 victory, rule, authority, domi- 
 
Kparoc, of the head, gen. shig. fr. 
 
 jCjodc, Kparbg, o or to, the head. 
 Kparug, ?), bv, mixed, mingled, 
 
 blended : fr. Kepdvvvfii. 
 Kparoui'Tsg, nom. pi. part. pres. 
 of Knariio ; ol ko.j those in an- 
 
 thority, Eur. Pli. 40G. 
 
 KpaTv'vu), f. vi'io, to confirm, for- 
 tify, strengthen, make strong or 
 firm, fasten ; rule, be master of, 
 possess : fr. 
 
 KpaTVQ, vog, b, strong, mighty, 
 brave : fr. KpciTog. 
 
 Kortvya'^w, to croak, cry out, 
 make a clamour ; f. drruj, perf. 
 KiKpavya<a : fi*. Knavyt). Th. 
 icpa'^ct*. 
 
 Kpavydvb), the same, and fr. the 
 same. 
 
 Kpavyacri^'ijg, ov, 6, the name of 
 a frog : fr. 
 
 Kpavyr), rjg, >'/, a cry, clamour, 
 vocifei"ation, shouting. Th. Kpci- 
 ^tu, perf. m. KtKpaya, whence by 
 pleon. of V is formed Kpavyrj. 
 
 KPAY^POS, a, ov, dry, hard, 
 brittle ; subst. o, a disease of 
 cattle : as if Kcivapog, a, oi', fr. 
 Kaloj, to burn. 
 
 Kpea, nom. or ace. pi. contr. for 
 Koeara, fr. Kpeag. 
 
 Kpedypa, ag, >'/, a flesh-hook, 
 hook, harpoon : fr. Kp'sag, dyna. 
 
 Kpsdciov, ov, TO, a morsel of meat : 
 dimin. fr. Kpsag. 
 
 KpfavajXHo, a>, to cut up or dis- 
 tribute meat, f. r](Tco : fr. 
 
 Kpiai'oftog, o, //, one who distri- 
 butes flesh : fr. Kpiag, vf/iw. 
 
 KFE'AS, aTog, (Ion. Kpkaog, Att. 
 Kpiiog,) TO, flesh, meat, a piece 
 of flesh ; j)l. KoeaTa, Kpsaa,Kp£a, 
 gen. pi. KptdTiov «Sc Kptwv : fr. 
 K*ipoj, KfpcJ, kohZ, to cut. 
 
 Kpiyfibg, ov, 6, a shrill or harsh 
 sound, playing on or sound of an 
 instrument : fr. jcof/cw. 
 
 KpeioKTa, Dor. for Kpiiovcra or 
 Kpsovaa, a queen, pres. part. fr. 
 Kpsii), to command, j)oet. Kneioj. 
 
 Kpelov, ov, TO, a flesh-pot, caul- 
 dron ; kitchen dresser, on which 
 meat is prepared and cut up : 
 fr. Kptag, flesh. 
 
 KpiloQ, OV, b, a man's name. 
 
 KpsKTaoTfKVog, 6, >}, better or 
 dearer than children. Th. TtK- 
 vov. 
 
 Kpsirrffiov, or ttmi', gen. oifog, b, 
 r), stronger, superior, better, 
 more excellent or powerful ; 
 Kptlrraov \6yov, beyond expres- 
 sion ; oi KpfiTToveg, Kar' t^o\))i', 
 the gods, Lucian, iSc /Elian V. II. 
 iii. 1. Th. KoaTog. 
 
 KptiTToaii', dat. pi. fr. KptiTTUJV. 
 
 Kpeioj, poet, for Kptio, to com- 
 mand. 
 Kpeiojv, ovTog, b, a ruler, prince, 
 
 leader, sovereign ; Kptiovaa^ r). 
 
 KPE 
 
 a queen : fr. the above. 
 
 KptiiDv, ovTog, b, a proper name. 
 
 Kpeiujip, poet, for jcpewv, gen. pi. 
 fr. Kpsag, aTog, Tb, flesh. 
 
 KPE'ku, to strike with a quill 
 or plectrum on a stringed instru- 
 ment ; make a harsh creaking 
 noise ; strike, resound ; f. ^u>, 
 perf. Kffcpt\'«: fr. Kpovio, to beat, 
 or from the noise made ; KpsKiii' 
 'kttoi', to weave. 
 
 KpepdOpa, ag, i), a mat, hanging 
 basket or shelf; fr. Kpti.tdi'rvfii. 
 
 KptudcrcKTOai, a. 1. inf. m. fr. fcpe- 
 fiaf-iai. Til. Kpff.idio, to sus[)end, 
 a. 1. part. Kptf^id'Jag,avTog. 
 
 Kpif-iaaOelg, kvTog, a. 1. pt. pass. 
 KotpanO^j, 3 s. a. 1. subj. pass. 
 Kpffin(j9i]i>ai, a. 1. inf. pass. fi*. 
 
 Ki)i[.ld(.0. 
 
 KptpanTtip, rjpog, 6, one who .sus- 
 ])ends, that by which any thing 
 is suspended: fr. Kof/ta'a*: hence 
 
 KptixaaTi'ipiog, 6, ?/, hanging, sus- 
 pended. 
 
 KpsfiaffTog, ij, or, the same : fr. 
 
 KPKMA'12, tJ, Kpif^iavvvuj, %. 
 Knepdi'i'vi^u, to suspend, hang 
 up ; f. dmo, a. 1. iKpifiaaa ; pres. 
 pass. Kpffxapai, cat, rai, to hang, 
 hover, be suspended, depend on, 
 part. Kpspdptvng, hanging, a. 1. 
 pass. hptixdrrOiiv, a. 1. subj. 
 pass. KpeparrOio, a. I. part. Kpt- 
 fiaaOtig. 
 
 KpffiliaXiaffTi/g, ov, b, a player 
 on the Kpf-pj3a\oi'. 
 
 Kpf/t/3a\(sw, f. i(T^lO, to play on 
 the 
 
 KPE'MBAAON, ov, to, a tam- 
 bourine, cymbal. 
 
 KPE'MVS,*i;oc, 6, a certain fish. 
 
 Kpt^, Kog, }), an Egyptian bird, 
 the rail ; the same as Kp^Kcig : 
 fr. KpiKio, to sound ; or fr. the 
 noise made by its bill, which is 
 sharp and serrated. 
 
 Kof o/3poroc, 6, »/, flesh-devouring, 
 carnivorous : fr. Kptag, fipuxTKuj. 
 
 Kpsoirra, ag, d. Dor. for Kpkovcra, 
 ijg, I'l, the name of a nymph ; 
 Creusa ; a <iueen. 
 
 KpeoKOTTBio, f. i)(To), to cut or tear 
 the flesh : fr. Kpsag, KOTTTio, iko- 
 
 TTOV. 
 
 Kptovpyiio, dj, f. ii(joj, to cut up 
 flesh as a butcher ; cut or chop 
 in pieces : fr. Kotovpyog. 
 
 Kptovpytjcbi', adv. after the man- 
 ner of a butcher : fr. the same. 
 
 Kpfoypyoc, 6, »/, cutting up flesh ; 
 a butcher : fr. Kpkag, tpyov. 
 
 Kpf:(j<Ton', Dor. or Ion. for KOtirr- 
 (Tiov, better; Kosaaio for KoticrfTio, 
 contr. for Kptiacrova. Th. KpdTog. 
 
 Kpku), to connnand, rule, reign ; 
 poet. Kpfio). 
 
 Kpfw/3porf 0), (J, f. r)(Tu), to live on 
 flesh : fr. Kotag, j3pujffKio. 
 
 KpeioKOTTSiOj f. i](T(o, to cut the 
 (384) 
 
 KPH 
 
 flesh, mangle the limbs. Th. 
 
 KOTTTU). 
 
 KpHov, ovTog, b, a king, prince : 
 fr. Kpsio, to command. Kpkov(Ta, 
 7/, a (pieen. 
 
 K.peoj7rM\i}g, ov, b, a butcher, 
 (iealer in flesh : & 
 
 Kpf<u7r(JXior,oi;, TO, the shambles: 
 fr. Kpfac, ttmXsu}. 
 
 Kpeiocpdyog, b, i), eating flesh: fr. 
 Kosag, (payoj. 
 
 KPH'rVOS, 6, //, good, pleasant, 
 agreeable, true ; as if Ki]pi t'ltv, 
 pleasant to the heart ; whence 
 Ktjptjcvog, & l»y sync. Ki)iiCvog 
 Sc Kpi'iyvog, changing S into y. 
 
 KPH'zlEMNON, 01', ro, a head- 
 band, fillet, head-dress ; battle- 
 ments, coping of a wall ; cover 
 of a vessel : as if Kapz/c^fjiiroi', 
 fr. Kapa, Siio. 
 
 KprjtjvaTe, 2 pi. & Kpi']]]}'or, 2 
 sing. a. 1. im})or. act. Ko/jT^'ai, 
 for K"pj)r«i,a. 1. inf. act. (jf Koai- 
 vio, to perform ; i\ Kparoj, a. 1. 
 tKpijva, a. 1. imper. /cp// /;j'oj', 
 poet. j)leon. as if fr. Knaiaivio. 
 
 Kp)]9uSag, a, 6, Dor. for KuiiOti- 
 ^r]g, ov, 6, Tov KptjOUog ttuIc, 
 AlfTMV, yEson, the son of Cre- 
 theus. 
 
 KpTjOtv, adv., from the head : fr. 
 Kong, aTog, the head. 
 
 KPH'OMON, ov, TO, a kind of 
 herb. 
 
 KprjOiov, o,Crethon, proper name. 
 
 Kpj'/Voi', ov, TO, a kind of cake 
 which contains meat : fr. Kpiag 
 or KpijQ. 
 
 Kp)jfivdio,io,Si Kpi'ipvrjpiyf. I'jao), 
 to let hang, suspend, hurl down, 
 precipitate ; Kpt)pvapai, to be 
 precipitated, hang down or over, 
 pres. inf. KpT]fivdi>ai,\yixrt. Kptjfi- 
 vug, di'Tog. Th. Kp}]pv6g. 
 
 Kpijpi'T], by apoc. for KpijfwijOi, 
 2 sing. pres. imper. act. of the 
 above verb ; or 3 sing, imperf. 
 ind. act. Ion. for ticp///a'j/. 
 
 Kptji^ivi'Cio, f. i<Toj, to hurl down, 
 j precipitate : fr. Kp7ji.iv6g. 
 
 KpTji^iiwTToibg, ov, b, forming 
 high-flown, bombastic words, 
 grandiloquent. Th. ttoi'sm. 
 
 KPHMNO'2, ov, 6, a precipice, 
 steep place, steep ; edge of a 
 sore ; as if Kpei.idi.uvog, i. c. 
 hanging, suspended : fr. Kpefidu). 
 Hence 
 
 Kptj^voTijg, ov, 6, a fountain, 
 s|)ring, rivulet, well. 
 
 Kpiffivwcrjg, eog, b, »/, abrupt, 
 steep, arduous, ditficult: fr. Kprjii- 
 I'bg, eWog. 
 
 Kpj]i'ai,ii. I. inf. act. jcp//i'oi', per- 
 form, a. 1. imper. act. of Koaivco. 
 
 Kptji-alog, a, ov, of or belonging 
 to a fountain : fr. Kptjvtj. 
 
 Kptjvauiv, gen. pi. /Eol. for k-p/j- 
 I'wif ; fr. 
 
 
 KPI 
 
 KPH'NH, rjg, ,), a fountain, 
 sj)rnig, rivulet, well, water-iH)t. 
 
 KpTjing, idog, >/, dim. of KOijvi). 
 
 KpijviStg, & Kprjviddeg,' cjv, a\, 
 fountain-nymphs : fr. the same. 
 
 KpiiTrlSouj, Cj, to put on shoes ; 
 lay a foundation, found, rest 
 upon; f. ibauj : fr. Kntjirig. 
 
 KpT]7rid(o/.ia, uTog, to, a founda- 
 tion, basis : fr. the above. 
 
 KPHnrs, 7(?oc:, >}, a shoe, slipper, 
 sandal, basis, foundation, pedes- 
 tal, bank, brink, margin, shore. 
 
 Kpfjg, Dor. for Kpaag, ciTog, to, 
 flesh. 
 
 Kp;)f, r)Tbg, b, a Cretan : oi Kp//- 
 Ttg, Cretans. 
 
 KPHSE'PA, ag, i), a sieve, or 
 linen bag, through which any 
 thing is strained. 
 
 Kpt'icTKtjg, euTog, b, a man's name ; 
 Lat. Cnsojns. 
 
 Kprjcraa, ijg, y, a Cretan woman. 
 
 Kpri(T<pvyeTov, ov, to, an asylum, 
 
 a refuge : fr. Kpfjg, a Cretan or 
 
 Minos, & ^evyu). 
 
 Kp/yr?;, T]g, i), Crete, the name of 
 
 an ishmd. Hence KpfJTeg. 
 Kpi}Ti)pog, y^tn. sing. Kpi]Trip(Ti, 
 
 dat. pi. fr. Kp))T})p, Ion. for Kpa- 
 
 Ti)p, r/pog, b, a bowl, goblet. 
 
 Th. Kfpdm'Vfu, f. pdaw, to mix. 
 Kp}]Ti'Cuj, to imitate the Cretans, 
 
 i. e. to lie cS.. deceive : Titus i. 12. 
 KpTjTiKog, V, bv, Cretan. 
 Kp», r«, contr. fr. KpiOt), rjg, >), 
 
 barley, or Kpifivov. 
 Kpta^Eio, to laugh, Hcsych.: as if 
 
 Knpt dduv, to please the heart. 
 Kniiiavl'Tijg, ov, b, baked in an 
 
 oven : fr. 
 
 Kpifiavov, TO, & Kpil^avog, o, a 
 
 baking oven. Hence 
 Kpti^avojTbg, t), ov, baked in an 
 
 oven, 
 
 K>/y6, Ion. for tKpiys, 3 sing. a. 
 2. md. act. of Kpi^oj, to hiss. 
 
 Kpiyfibg, ov, b, & Kpiy;), fig, y, 
 a sharp shrill sound, hissing, 
 creaking, gnashing of teeth : fr. 
 
 KPI'Zii, to creak, hiss, shriek, 
 
 squeak ; f. ^w, j)erf. ni. KtKplya: 
 
 formed fr. the sound. 
 
 Kpiijcbv, adv. like a ram : fr. 
 
 Kpiog. 
 KpiOdu), (5, & KpiOidu), Gj, to eat 
 
 or feed on barley, be wanton : 
 
 fr. KpiOq. 
 KpiOtv, Doeot. sync, for U-piQij- 
 
 (rav, they were separated one 
 
 from another, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. 
 
 pass, of Kpivoj, to separate. 
 KPIBH', rjg, y, barley, groats. 
 KpiOyvai, a. 1. inf. pass. & KptGy- 
 
 (TOftai, f. 1. ind. pass. fr. Kpino, 
 
 to judge, decree. 
 KpiOriT€, 2 pi. a. 1. subj. pass. fr. 
 
 the same. 
 KpiOUiffig, ecog, y, a surfeit in 
 
 hoi-ses, from eating grain when 
 
 KPI 
 
 KPO 
 
 
 heated : fr. Kpieidcj. 
 KpiOivog, y, ov, made of barley : 
 fr. KpiBy, barley. 
 KpiQoTpdyog, b, y, eating or feed- 
 nig on barley : fr. KpiOy, rpwy w. 
 KpiOuj^ijg^ eog, b, y, like or ol 
 barley : fr. KpiGy, eJdog. 
 KpJKy, yg, >}, the woof : fr. Ktp- 
 Kig. , 
 KpiKog, the same as KipKog, a cir- 
 cle, ring. 
 
 KpiKu), the same as Kpi'Coj, to 
 creak. 
 Kp//ta, or Kplfia, aTog, Tb, judg- 
 ment, decision, punishment^ con- 
 denmation, sentence, venge- 
 ance, a decree ; rd Kpi^iaTa, 
 law-suits : hence Lat. crimen, 
 VA\<r\. a crime, as being that for 
 which anyone is judged or con- 
 demned. Th. Kpivu). I 
 KPI'MNON, oi;,Vd, coarse bar ' 
 ley meal. 
 KpTvat, a. 1. inf. act. Kpivag, a. 1 
 part. act. fr. Kplvu). 
 Kpivdfihvog, having cliosen, a. 1, 
 part. m. Kpivavro, 3 pi. a. 1. m, 
 Ion. fr. the same. 
 KptVf, 3 sing, imperf. act. Ion. 
 for fKpive : Kpivere, 2 pi. imper. 
 pres. of the same verb. 
 KpiviuxTi, poet, for Kpivojai, 3 pi. 
 pres. subj. act. of Kpivio. 
 KPI'NON, ov, TO, a lily, gourd ; 
 a kind of dance. 
 Kp7vov, I judged, imjierf. act. 
 Ion. or a. 1. imper. act. of /cpt- 
 vio, to judge. 
 Kpivog, sog, to, a lily. 
 KPI'NQ, Lat. cenio, to divide, 
 part, distinguish, choose out, 
 discern, separate, select ; judge, 
 think, esteem, decide, deter- 
 mine, adjudge, accuse, blame, 
 try, pass sentence, condenm, 
 examine, debate, contend : Kpi- 
 vtaOai Tifiaiov, to contend for 
 honours, crtjca und. Theog. 882: 
 f. KpivCJ, a. l.tKpTva : tKpivoaav, 
 3 1)1. imperf. for tKpJvov, Exod. 
 xviii. 20. a. 1. imper. Kplvov, 
 dTio, a. 1. inf. act. KpXvai, a. 1. 
 part. Kpivag, avrog, i)erf. act. 
 KtKpiKa : pres. pass. Kpivofxai, to 
 be called to trial, perf. pass, ke- 
 Kpiixai, a. l.})ass. UpiOyv, a. 1. 
 subj. pass. KpieOJ, yg, y, f, I. 
 pass. KoiOycrofiat. 
 KpioK07rEoj,i'. ycno,to batter, Polyb. 
 i.42. 9: fr. Kpibg,ii battering-ram, 
 
 KOTTTU). 
 
 KpioTrpoacjTTog, b, y, having the 
 face of a ram : fr. Kpibg, irpoaio- 
 
 TTOV. 
 
 KPIO'2, ov, b, a ram, battering- 
 ram, constellation ; as if fr. ks- 
 pag, because it is horned. 
 
 Kpiniy, yg, y, a woman's name. 
 
 Kpiaifiog, b, y, critical ; in me- 
 dicine, a day in which jud<rnKnt 
 (385) 
 
 is foraied of a patient or a dis- 
 ease, Salm. de Anuis Clim. p. 
 7, 8. 
 Kpiaig, eu)g, y, a separation, dis- 
 crnnmation, choice, selection, 
 judgment, trial, sentence, con- 
 denniation, opinion, censure, ac- 
 cusation, disputation, decision, 
 event, crisis ; the last judg- 
 ment : I^Xarrcpyi^iiag Kplmg, "^2 
 1 et. ii. 11, a blasjdieming accu- 
 sation : Kara Kpimv, 1 Chron. 
 vi. 32, according to his order 
 xxiv. If). Th. KpiviO. 
 KpiTypiov, ov, TO, the power and 
 nieans of judging, a court of 
 justice, tribunal, controvei-sy, 
 mark by which we form a judg- 
 ment, criterion : fr. Kpivo. 
 KpiTyc, ov, b, a judge, arbi- 
 trator, umpire, cens'or : Sc 
 KptrtKog, V, bv, capable of judg- 
 
 "1?; judghig: hence, Engl. 
 
 critic. * 
 
 KpiTog, y, bv, select, chosen, ex- 
 cellent : fr. 3pei-s. perf. pass, of 
 Kpivio, to discei-n. 
 
 Kpiu), y, a woman's name. 
 
 Kpoaivio, f. avu), perf. ayKa, to 
 strike or stamp with the feet 
 prance ;^ the same as Kpovaivof. 
 rii. Kpovio, to beat. 
 
 ¥ip6iiv\og, the same as x-pw- 
 iivXog. ^ 
 
 KpoXaog, ov, b, Croesus, king of 
 Lydia. 
 
 KpoKa, by s\iic. for KpoKi^a, ace. 
 smg. fr. KooKig, i^og, y. Th. 
 
 KpOKy. 
 
 KpoKdXy, yg, y, a pebble found 
 on the strand ; the beach. 
 KpoKeog, a, ov, saffron-coloured : 
 
 fr. KpoKog. 
 KPO'KH, i)g, //, the warp ; the 
 woof or thread which is inserted 
 in the warp, up KpiKuv, bv beat- 
 ing or strikhig with the shuttle; 
 the nap of doth ; the shore, a 
 pebble on the shore, sand. 
 KpoKiag, ov, b, a yellow stone. 
 KpoKivog, »7,or, oforHke saffron: 
 fr. KpoKog. 
 KpoKtg, icog, y, same as KpoKy, 
 the warp, nap of cloth. 
 KpoKOfiaTTTog, b, y, or Kpoico- 
 (3a<pyg, kog, b, y, tinged or dyed 
 with saffron, saffron-coloured : 
 fr. KpOKog, [Mtttu). 
 KPOKO'AEIAOS, ov, b, a croco- 
 dile ; lizard ; a kind of subtle 
 or sopliistical question. 
 KpoKotig, eaaa, tv, of saffron : fr. 
 KpoKog. 
 KpoKoirf-rrXog, b, y, having a gar- 
 ment of saffron colour : fr. Kpo- 
 Kog, TTtTrXov. 
 KP0'K02, ov, b, &. KpoKov, To, 
 saffron, yolk of an egg. Hence 
 KpoK6u),io, f. h)aio,to crown, strew, 
 or dye with saffron. 
 C c 
 
KPO 
 
 KtyoKvg, vdogj »/, a lock or thread 
 of wool, nap of cloth : fr. KpoKrj. 
 
 KpoKvjTictoVf ov, TUf dim. of 
 
 KiiOKitiTOi^, t), bv, spangled with 
 crocuses, tinged with saffron ; 
 subst. b Ko. a saffron-coloured 
 robe : fr. KooKoio. 
 
 KpoKujro(po^)tuj, u>, to wear a saf- 
 fron-coloured robe. Th. (pkuu}. 
 
 ls.^)6fAfXV0l', poet. KpO^VOV, ov, TO, 
 
 an onion : as if fr. Kctoa, a head. 
 Kpof^fivo^vpeyi-iia, ag, i), a sour 
 
 belching of onions : fr. KoSfiftvov, 
 
 o^vptynia. 
 KpovicTjQ, ov, b, the son tov Koo- 
 
 vov, of Saturn, i. c. Jupiter ; 
 
 gen. Ion. Kpovictio, voc. w Kpo- 
 
 vidij. 
 KpoviKOQj i), bv, Saturnian, anti- 
 quated, superannuated, stupid, 
 
 doting : & 
 Kpovtog, a, ov, the same : fr. 
 
 l^QOVOQ. 
 
 Yi.p6vLTntQQ, b, y, an old dotard : 
 fr. Kpoi'og, 'imrog. 
 
 l\poi'iiiJv,u}Vog, &i Kpovl u)v, ovog, 
 6, the same as KpoviSijQ : fr. 
 
 KPO'NOS, 01', 6, Saturn, as if 
 j^povoc, as being the author of 
 time ; a stupid, doting, morose 
 old man. 
 
 Kpo^, Kog, r), same as kooki]. 
 
 Kpo<T(Tai, ai, battlements, para- 
 pets, breast-woric on walls and 
 towers, ladders, steps, stairs. 
 Th. 
 
 KP02S0S, ov, 6, the extremity 
 of a garment ; fringe, hem, or 
 border. 
 
 Kpo<T(TujTbg, ov, b, sc. xltwv, a 
 bordered or fringed garment : 
 fr. the above. 
 
 KP0'24>02, 01', 6, an iron spear- 
 head, javelin. See ypoacpoQ. 
 
 KporaXi^w, f. iaio, to beat, cause 
 to clatter, crack or rattle, ap- 
 plaud, clap : fr. kootoKov, fr. 
 Kooreuf, to beat. Th. Kporog. 
 
 KpuTaXov, ov, TO, a clapper, rat- 
 tle, kettle-drum : & 
 
 KpoTaXog, ov, b, a noisy chatter- 
 ing fellow : fr. the same. 
 
 KP0'TA4>02, ov, b, the temples, 
 a pai't of the head ; head of a 
 hammer ; dat. pi. KooTCKpoKTii/, 
 ace. pi. Dor. KooTOKpwg : fr. 
 
 KpoTSoj, to beat, strike, stamp, 
 hammer, clasli, cause to rattle 
 or clatter, claj) the hands, ap- 
 plaud ; intr. to rattle, clatter, 
 chatter, resound ; f. yjaio, pf. »c£- 
 KpoTijKa : fr. KpoTog. Hence 
 
 KpoTTj/xa, ciTog, rb, a beating, 
 clapping of hands ; prater, chat- 
 terer : & 
 
 KpoTTjffig, fojg, r), & KpoTijafibg, 
 ov, b, a beating, striking, play- 
 ing, clapping, applause : & 
 
 KpoTijTog, /), bv, beaten, struck, 
 hammered, rattling. 
 
 KPY 
 
 KpoTiafibg, ov, 6, = Kporijtr^iog. 
 
 KPO'TOS, ov, b, a striking, clap- 
 ping, clatter, noise, applause : 
 fr. Kf)ov(i). 
 
 KPO'TQN, iovog, b, a kind of 
 vermin infesting dogs, sheep, 
 and oxen, a tick. 
 
 KPOTii'NH, Tjg, >'/, a disease in 
 the olive-tree : as if fr. KpoTwi'. 
 
 Kpovfia, aTog, to, a beating, 
 knocking, sound produced by 
 the striking of instruments, air, 
 piece of music. Th. koovoj. 
 
 KpovvT]Cbi', adv., like a fountain : 
 fr. 
 
 KPOYNO'S, ov, b, a spring, foun- 
 tain, torrent : as if fr. Kpi'ivij. 
 
 KpovvoxvTpoXlipaiov, ov, to, a 
 stupid water-drinking chatterer: 
 fr. Kpovvbg, xirpa, Xijpog. 
 
 KpuvwaXa, lov, tu, wooden shoes: 
 as if fr. Kpovio & TraXXw, fr. the 
 rattling noise tliey make. Tiie 
 same as KpoVTrt^ai, iov, at. Si 
 KpovTrii^ia, lov, to. : fr. Kpovm, 
 
 ' y 
 TTiC,a. 4 
 
 KpovaiCtjfiku), at, f. I'lffio, to stun 
 or deceive the people: fr. koovio, 
 crifjog. 
 
 Kpovaig, eiog, i), a striking, knock 
 ing, beating, playing on an in 
 strument ; examination, sophi- 
 stry, deception : & 
 
 Kpov(TTeog, a, ov, to be struck, 
 verb. adj. : & 
 
 KpovtTTiKog, >), bv, striking : & 
 
 KpovcTTog, rj, bv, struck, struck 
 out : fr. 
 
 KPOV'12, to beat, knock, push, 
 strike, strike against, try by 
 striking, examine, clap, play 
 on ; f. Kpovau), perf. KSKoovKa, 
 a. 1 . tKpovrra. 
 
 KpvjSca 6i KpvlicTfv, Dor. Kpvl3- 
 Cav, secretly, adv. : fr. KpVTTTio, 
 to hide ; a. 2. tKpv^or. 
 
 Kpvfitig, svTog, hidden, a. 2. part 
 pass. Kpvfii^jvat, a. 2. inf. ]>ass 
 of KpvTTTut, to hide ; f. \pu>, a. 2 
 iKrpi»j3oj', f. 2. pass. Kpvfiijaofiai, 
 a. 2. pass. tKoviSijv. 
 
 Kpvtpbg, d, bv, cold, freezing, 
 horrible. Th. Kpvog. 
 
 Kpvfibg, ov, b, cold, ice, frost 
 Th. Kpvog. 
 
 Kovixwctig, eog, b, r), cold : fr. 
 Kpvpbg, tldog. 
 
 Kpvotig, eaaa, ev, cold, chilling, 
 freezing, terrible : fr. 
 
 KPV'01\ eog, Tb, cold, frost, ice 
 
 KpvTrruciog, a, ov, poet, the same 
 as KpvTTTog, concealed, secret, 
 clandestine : fr. KpvTTTu). 
 
 KpVTTTciZu), f. dcFio, to cover, hide: 
 
 KpuTrrdffKoj, to cover : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 KpvTTTiog, a, ov, to be hidden or 
 concealed, verb. adj. : & 
 
 KpvTTTiKbg, ij, bv, apt to hide : & 
 
 Kpv7rTbg,r),bv, hidden, concealed. 
 (386*) 
 
 KPG 
 
 Th. KpvTTTlO. 
 
 KPT'ITTQ, to hide,conceal,cover, 
 bur}', protect, with two accusa- 
 tives ; to lie hid, be concealed ; 
 f. ;//a>, a. I. tKovxpa ; 2 sing. a. 1. 
 subj. Kpv\l/yc,ii. 1. part. aet. Kpv- 
 ^ag, ai'Tog, & in f. g. Kpi'rpdna, 
 p' rf. KfK-pi'^a, a. 2. tjcpi'/ior, ])f. 
 pass. KfKoviifiai, a. 1. ])ass. tKov- 
 ^9tfV, a. 2. j^ass. tKpvfiijv, a. 2. 
 inf. pass. KovlSrivai, a. 2. part. 
 KoviStig. 
 
 Kpy:rr(Dt;,adv. secretly, privately: 
 fr. the above. 
 
 KpvffTuXXi'^io, to shine like crys- 
 tal : fr. KovoTciXXog. 
 
 KuvaTuXXivog, »/, ov, crystalline: 
 fr. KpixTToXXog. 
 
 Kpv(TTaXXo7n)^, ijyog, &. Kpy- 
 (TTaXXoTTtiKTog, b, i), frozen or 
 hardened with ice : fr. KpvaTaX- 
 Xor, 7r//yj I'/u. 
 
 KPi'SiTAAAOv, 6, r/, ice, frost ; 
 crystal. 
 
 Kpi'^rt, & Kpv(p^, adv., secretly, 
 privately ; Dor. for Kpi<(pij : iv. 
 KpvTTToj, to hide ; f. ^lo, perf. 
 KtKuv<pa. 
 
 Kpv^alog, a, ov, poet, the same 
 as Kpi><piog, a, ov, hidden, secret: 
 fr. the same. 
 
 Kpv(pauog, adv., secretly, privily : 
 fr. the above. 
 
 Kpv<p7j, secretly; adv. Th. kovtt- 
 
 TU). 
 
 Kpv<pi}^bv, adv., the same, and fr. 
 
 the same. 
 Kpv<piog, a, ov, & 6, ?'/, hidden, 
 
 secret, clandestine ; dat. jd. Ion. 
 
 fCpi'0<OI(7t. Th. KpVTTTU). 
 
 Kpv(i)iujg, adv., secretly, private- 
 ly : fr. Kpv<piog. 
 
 Kpv(pog, ov, b, poet, for Kpv\pig, 
 lujg, /'/, concealment, darkness : 
 
 fr. KpVTTTU). 
 
 Kpv\l/ai, to hide, a. 1. inf. act. Kpv- 
 ;//af, ana, av, a. 1. part. act. & 
 
 Kpyi/zf, 3 s. a. 1. ind. acrt. Ion. for 
 tKpvxpt ; Kpvxpijg, y, 2 & 3 s. a. 
 
 1. subj. act. of KpVTTTUJ. 
 
 Kpv\l^ii'ovg, b, »/, one who con- 
 ceals iiis mind, a dissembler : 
 fr. KpvTTTu), vovg. 
 
 Kpv\l/ig, tujg, t), concealment ; the 
 art of dexterously disputing : fr. 
 2 i)ei's. perf. pass, of KpvTTTu). 
 
 KPi2'BYA0S, or KpujfivXog, ov, 
 b, a braid or bow of hair, curl, 
 lock ; a net for coverini; the 
 hair; crest of a helmet. 
 
 KpiojSvXojhjg, iog, b, >/, braided, 
 curling like hair: fr. the above. 
 
 Kpioyfibg, ov, b, a croaking : fr. 
 
 KP12 ZQ, to croak, crow, caw : 
 fr. Kpd^uj, or formed from the 
 sound. 
 
 KPQ'MAS, dKog, 6, a heap of 
 stone ; otherwise /cXw/ua^. 
 
 KPQ'niON, ov, Tb, a scythe, 
 sickle. 
 
 .1 
 
 KTE 
 
 KPQSSO'S, 01', b, a water-pot 
 
 pitcher, cruse. 
 Kra, Ion. for eKTa, by apoc. for 
 
 tKTavt ; others form it fr. a. 2. 
 
 tKTriv, changing ry, (as t^ia, fur 
 
 tihj) of Krto'w, to kill, or /crry/ut. 
 Krd^uv, Ion. lor/crtTi-at, a. l.inf. 
 
 act. fr. KTtii'o), to kill ; or Ion. 
 
 for KTcivai, fr. KTi'ifxi, the same 
 
 as I Teivut. 
 KTdfievat, Dor. for KTt7vai. 
 Kr«/a ror, having killedjor having 
 
 been killed, a. 2. part. m. of the 
 
 obs. KTiii^i, the same as KTttpoj, 
 
 to kill ; a. 2. tKTtjv, a. 2. m. 
 iKTafiriy ; or for Kreivdfitvog : 
 so iK-dnj)v, for tKTtivd/jit]v, fr, 
 
 KTtivUJ. 
 
 KTII 
 
 KTI 
 
 ""^^n^i. i^oii: "'^^^^^^' ^3f ;!^f,/^?> '& '^^^^ to 
 
 queen : fr. KTuo^at. 
 KTtdTt(T(Ti, dat. pi. Ion. & poet 
 for KTkacraiv ^ KzeacTiv ; fr. kte 
 
 Ktuv, they possessed, 3 pi. a. 2. 
 ind. act. of KTif/n, to possess ; 
 a. 2. iKTijv, &: in 3 pi. tKTi]<Tav, 
 by sync. tKTav, and throwing 
 away the augment, ktuv. Th. 
 KTdofxat : also fr. hri'ifii, for 
 KTtivw, to kill ; a. 2. ticr//j'. 
 Krai'f, Ion. for tKraj^f, he killed ; 
 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. of KTtivu), 
 
 f. KTtVU), pf. tKVaKa, a. I. tKTU- 
 
 va, a. 2. tKTavov. 
 KTuvkiaOai, by dialysis for KTa- 
 re~iaOai, f. 2. inf. m. of KTtivu), 
 to kill ; f. 2. m. KTavovfiat. 
 KraviovTig, by Ion. dialysis for 
 KTavovvTtg, nom. pi. f. 2. part, 
 act. of the same. 
 Kraviovffi, for ktuvoixtl, 3 pi. f. 
 2. ind. act. of the same verb. 
 KTuvOtv, Bcjcot. syne. & Ion. for 
 tKTdvUiiaav, 3 pi. a. 1. pass, of 
 KTtivou, to kill. 
 KTdvrag, ov, b. Dor. for ktuv 
 Tfig, ov, b, a slayer. Th. kthjoj. 
 KiAOMAI, ui/iiu, to acquire, 
 get, obtain, j)rocure, i)urchase, 
 beget. Soph. (Ed. T. 1512. <cra- 
 aOai Tiva, to win over, concili- 
 ate, Xen. K. 'A. ii. G. 20. f. kti]- 
 oo^ai, jjerf. KiKryifua or tKrtjfiai, 
 to have got, pcjssess, have, ]jart. 
 KeKTtj^uvoc, a master, possessor, 
 ^ -rivri, a mistress, a. 1. kKTij- 
 ^'/'^ ^Q, '/, a. 1. ni. tKTi](ydfiiiv, 
 ^) ^'■" ; fi"- txit}, tK-ai, Urdonai, 
 liStKTich], KTidhj. Hence 
 KrdaOai, j)r. inf. m. of the above. 
 KTdaOai, a. 2. inf. m. of Krrifit 
 lor KTtii'oj, to kill ; a. 2. tKTijv, 
 a. 2. m. tKTajuirji'. 
 KT(-iro, Ion. fur Iktuto, 3 sing, 
 impt. of KTaojAai, to possess: but 
 Ktuto, Ion. tort/craro, 3 sing. a. 
 2. m. tKTd^tjv, of Kr jy/ii for ktu- 
 vu), to kill. 
 Kru'w, to kill ; also for KTaofiai, 
 to acquire. 
 
 Kreai^oj'jou.ro, possession, wealth, 
 property ; the same as KTTifia, 
 cLTog, TO, &, h\ the same. 
 
 Krsap, ttTog, to, the same, & fr. 
 the same. 
 
 I'll. KTd()f.iai 
 Krtari4'a», to acquire, possess ; f. 
 
 iaio, poet.: fr. Kriarog, gen. fr. 
 
 KTiap ; fr. the same th. 
 KreaTKrae, Ion. 6c poet, for tKTed- 
 
 Ttae, 3 s. a. 1. act. of the above. 
 ^Tuvk^uvai, Dor. for Kttivuv. 
 \yTiivkaQwv, for KTuv'iadujaav, 
 
 let them be killed, Herod. 
 KTEI'Nll, to kill, slay, destroy ; 
 
 f. KTtVU), J)}. tKTUKa, a. 1. tKTU- 
 
 j ra, a. 2. tKTuvov, perf. pass. 
 tKTafiai,a. 1. pass. t/cr«i'6'/n', f 
 
 cattle, brutish, beastly, stupid : 
 iv. Krrp'og, tlcog. 
 KTi)(TaiTo, 3 sing. a. 1. opt. ni. 
 
 •-- •-'«='*'^«*', ii. Krt- iv-//(Tmro, 3 sn*' a 1 oof m 
 
 1. pass. KTavOrfo-ofiai, perf. ni. 
 tKTovai also KTkvui, Ktswu), 
 
 KtU'VVUJ, & KTUVVfil. 
 
 KTETv, u'bg, b, a comb ; rake, 
 
 harrow. 
 Krevi^^io, to comb, f. hoj : fr.KTtig. 
 Krevvuj, Krtvvvio, & Ktevvvui, 
 
 to kill : fr. ktuvoj. 
 ^Ttvu), f. 1. act. of jcraVw. 
 ^T^pag,aTog, rb, a possession, 
 
 g'tt. Th. KTauficu. 
 KTE'PEA, ojv, TU, funeral rites, 
 
 obsequies : fr. KTdvj, to kill : 
 
 hence 
 
 KTSfjit^u}, & Krtpi^uj, to cele- 
 brate obsequies. 
 
 iiTepiaeuiv, 3 pi. a. 1. opt. yEol. & 
 
 KTipiovai, for KrtpiaovGi, Att. 3 
 pl. f. 1. ind. act. of jcrtpi^w. 
 
 ^TtpifTiiara, u)v, rti, funeral rites, 
 sepulchral offerings: fr. the same.' 
 
 Kreuj, the same as ktuu. Hence 
 
 KTeojfifv, we may ])ossess. Ion. 
 
 lor KTwfitv, 1 pl. a. 2. subj. act. 
 
 of KTi}^ii, or KTdw. Others "derive 
 
 it fr. KTijfn for KTtivw, to kill ; 
 
 in the .«ame m(;od and tense. 
 KtijCujv, ovog, »/, a comb ; any 
 
 thing like a comb ; the course 
 
 of the veins or grain in trees ; 
 
 the fibres in the skin of the hu-' 
 
 man body. Th. Krtlg, a comb. 
 Kri//m, arog, rb, a possession, 
 
 estate, proj)erty : & 
 K.TiifxaTa,u}v,Td, goods, property, 
 
 wealth ; dat. pl. KTti/iacn. Th' 
 
 KTao/xai. 
 Kt!i^i, to kill ; obs. fut. kt7I(tuj, 
 
 pert. tKTJjKa, a. 2. tKTtjv, a. 2. 
 
 pt. KTag. Th. KTt'ivu), the .same. 
 Krrivi], KTt]vwv, nom. & gen. pl. 
 
 fr. 
 
 KTH~N02, eog, to, property ; 
 cattle, draught oxen, sheep, as 
 being a pijssession, a beast of 
 burden, beast : fr. KTdojxai : 
 hence KTijvjjSbv, after the man- 
 ner of cattle, adv. 
 
 KTifvoTpotpia, ag, y, the breeding 
 or rearing of cattle : fr. 
 
 KTt)voTp6<pog, b, ri, a feeder of 
 cattle : fr. KTyvog, Tosdno. 
 (387) 
 
 <^»i, 2 pl. a. 1. iuiper. m. but 
 'cryatirrOe, 2 pl. a. 1. subj. ra. of 
 
 KTUO/^tai. 
 
 KTtjniag, b, an epithet of Jupiter, 
 
 afl()rding possessions: <!y: 
 ^rrjmg, Eojg, j), an acquisition, 
 
 possession, wealth, property ; 
 
 KUT tpyov KTy IV, as things are: 
 
 fr. Krdufiai. 
 Kr/;(ro//at, y, tTui, f. 1. m. of 
 
 KTaofiai. 
 
 lvr//r/}, rjg, ,), a i)urchased fe- 
 male servant : fr. the same. 
 KTyriKug, ;}, 01^, skilled in acqui- 
 rnig, acquisitive, possessive ; 
 Kr>yr/fcv, i)g, sc. Tfxvi], the art 
 of gaining : & 
 KTtjTog, i), bv, that may be ac- 
 quired ; i)urchased : & 
 Kr/'/rtup, opog, b, a possessor, mas- 
 ter ; ir. 3 s. p. pa^s. of Krrao/uat. 
 IS^TiCiog, o, by apliier. f()r iKTiSs- 
 og, made of the skin or fur of 
 the weasel : fr. KTig, dbg, »), a 
 weasel. 
 KTI'Z12, to build, found, create, 
 form, frame, invent, establish ; 
 plant a colony ; f. KThoj, a. 1. 
 tKTKTa, a. 1. iniper. kt'ktov, dru), 
 a. 1. uif. Kriaai, a. 1. pt. Kricrag, 
 avTog, perf. h'TiKa, i)erf. pass. 
 tKTKTpai, a. 1. pass. iKTiaQyv, 
 part. K-ia9tlg,svTog, built. 
 
 ^T'^^^^' ?^' *^j ^ lanij leader, 
 
 chief ; up'ia ktiXov 'Aippo^trrjg, 
 
 the chief priest of Venus ; Find. 
 
 Pyth. ii. 31. Some render it as 
 
 an adj., tame, gentle. 
 KtiXouj, w, f. wcFo), to soothe, 
 
 tame : fr. the above. 
 KTtfiej'og, poet, for eKTifffisvog, 
 
 perf. part. pass. fr. KTi^to. 
 Ktivvio, f. vaio, the same as ktsi- 
 
 VM, to kill. 
 
 Kr<V, the same as iktic, a ferret 
 weasel. " ' 
 
 Krifrdaeav, Dor. & Ion. for Ikti- 
 (rdapiiv, dual num. a. 1. m. of 
 KTii,u}, to form ; f. iaio. 
 
 ¥^Tiaig,nog, y)^ a founding, cre- 
 ation, construction, work, build- 
 ing, establishment ; a creature, 
 nijui, magistracy : & 
 
 KrtV^a, arog, to, a created thing, 
 creature, production, work, 
 structure : fr. perf. pass, of kt'i- 
 Kto, to create. 
 
 KTiaov, create, a. 1. imper. of 
 
 KTi(TT7)g, ov, 0, a creator, builder, 
 mventor, founder, inhabitant. 
 
 KTiarbg, /}, bv, created, foundea, 
 established : & 
 
 KTKTTvg, vog, t), a buildinff : fr. 
 Cc2 
 
KYA 
 
 3 pers. pci-f. pass, of Kri'^tu. 
 Kriffriop, opog, 6, the Bame as 
 
 KriTijg, ov, 6, see KTiaTrig. 
 
 Krv-n'tui, u), to make a loud crash- 
 ing noise, resound, peal, thun- 
 der, strike, beat ; with two ac^*- 5 
 KTVTnjcre Kohra jxtXtov irXaya, 
 Eur. Or. 1486, he struck him a 
 violent blow on the head ; f. 
 r,(Tcu. Th. TVTTTo), to strike. 
 
 KTVTTtJIJ^Ct, CITOQ, TO, & 
 
 KTVTToe, OV, b, a sound, loud noise, 
 crash, clatter, clash, peal. 
 KvaOi^io, f. tTw, to drink drams, 
 
 tipple, funiish with drink : fr. 
 KY'AeOS, ov, 0, a cup, drinking 
 
 vessel, measure : fr. x^'**'' 
 Kva^iVTiig,ov,b, one who chooses 
 
 by ballot : «Sc 
 
 KvantvTog, »), bv, chosen by bal- 
 lot, by ballot : fr. 
 Kva/itt-w, to choose by beans or 
 ballot. Th. Kvaf.iog. 
 Kvaf.io(i6\og, 6, one who votes, a 
 judge ; but Kt'rt/io^SoXoc, chosen 
 by ballot. Th. i5d\\u). 
 KY'AMOS, ov, b, a beau, pebble; 
 
 vote, suffrage ; lot. 
 Kvafiog, ov, b, a foetus : fr. kvio, 
 to be pregnant. 
 
 Kya/tor^jw^, (oyog, u, a bean-eat- 
 er ; i. e. a judge who lived on 
 the gifts he received for admin- 
 istering justice ; Aristoph. Fr. 
 Kva\iog, rpwyw. 
 Kravatyie, i^og, y, poet, having 
 a black or terrible shield : fr. 
 Kvavog, alyig. 
 KvavanTTv^, vkoq, b, >/, adorned 
 with a dark-coloured fillet : fr. 
 Kvavog, dfiTTv^. 
 
 Kvaveai', Dor. for KvavtCJv, sc. 
 viiffijjv, the Cyanean islands, 
 Kvavkr], rjQ, V, ^^^ck ; dat. pi. 
 Ion. Kvavsyffi, gen. pi. ^ol. Kva- 
 vtd'ujv: fr. 
 Kvdvtiog, & Kvdvtog, a Sl rj, ov, 
 black, dusky, deep-blue, azure, 
 sky-coloured. Th. Kvavog, or 
 Kvavog. 
 KvavkfiiSoXog, b, //, having a dark 
 beak : fr. Kvavog, tfijioXov. 
 KvavotLdrjg, kog, b, i), dark-blue, 
 dark : fr. Kvavog, tUog. 
 KvavbOpi^, roix<>c, 6, »'/, having 
 
 dark hair : fr. Kvavog, OpiK- 
 Kvavoicp/i^f/iroc, b, i), with a 
 dark-blue or black head-band : 
 fr. Kvavog, Kpijcejxvov. 
 Kvaporre^a, Sl KvavoTTf^oe, hav- 
 ing black feet: fr. Kvavog,7rovg. 
 KvavoTre-rrXog, b, r), having a 
 purple garment : fr. Kvavog, 
 TTiTrXov. 
 Kvavo7rpu)p£ioc, & Kvav67rpo>pog, 
 b, V, having a dark prow : fr. 
 Kvavog, Trpwpa. 
 Kvavbnrtpog, b, t), dai'k-winged: 
 fr. Kvavoi, TCTtpov. 
 
 KYB 
 
 KY'ANOS, ri, ov, & Kvavog, y, 
 bv, dark-purple, deep-blue, sky- 
 coloured, azure, raven-gray ; 
 subst. b, sea-water, dark-blue 
 steel, a kind of ochre, species of 
 
 bird. 
 KvavoaToXog, b, j, dark-robed : 
 
 fr. Kvavog, ffToXy. 
 Kvavocppvg, vog, b, //, having dark 
 eyebrows : fr. Kvavog, b(ljnvg. 
 Kva»^ox««V»/g,ov, o, having a dark 
 crest, hair or maue : fr. Kvavog, 
 Xairij. 
 Kvavoxpoog, ov, & -XP^^y lorog. 
 b, >'/, dark-coloured : fr. Kvavog, 
 Xjowg. 
 
 Kvai^wTTtg, idog, i), of dark aspect: 
 fr. Kvavog, w;//. 
 
 KY'AP, itTog, TO, the eye of a 
 needle ; the internal part of the 
 ear. 
 
 Kv]3/3a, a bowl, because Kvtpov : 
 hence Engl, a aip. 
 Ki'j3^a, with the head bent down- 
 wards : fr. Ki'TTTio. 
 Kvjicia, ag, y, playing with dice^ 
 craft, deceit: fr. Kv^tvio. 
 Kv^iXi], yg, y, Cybde, the mother 
 of the gods. 
 
 Kvjiipvdaig, nag, y, Dor. for kv- 
 (5ipv)}(Tig. 
 
 Kvt3tpvaTag, a, 6, Dor. for kv- 
 (iepvyTyg : so 
 KvlitpvuTyp, ynog, b. Dor. for 
 
 Kvj3tpvi)Tt)p, a governor. 
 KYBEPNA'Q CJ, ciug ^g, du ^, 
 to govern, guide, direct; proper- 
 ly, to steer or pilot a ship ; f. 
 r/ffw. Fr. ict'j3//, the head ; t<> 
 be at the head of a ship. Hence 
 Kv(3kpv7](ng, twg, y, a steering, 
 direction, government. 
 KviStpviiaovTog, gen. sing. f. 1. 
 part. act. of Kv^ipvdio. 
 Kvjiepv f}Ttipa,ag, y, a governess: 
 & 
 
 Kv[5fpvr}Tyn, ypoc, b, poet, the 
 same as 
 
 Kv(ifpviiTi]g, ov, 6, a govenior, 
 guide, director, pilot : & 
 KvjitpvTjTiKbg, y, bv, belonging to 
 a governor; skilled in governing 
 or steering ; Kv(3(pvi,TiKri (sub. 
 Ttxvy), the art of governing or 
 steering : fr. perf. pass, of kv- 
 iSepvdu). 
 
 KviitpvKTfibg, ov, b, steering. 
 KvfitvTyg, ov, b, a dice-jtlayer: & 
 KvjStvTiKog, y, bv, skilled in play- 
 ing at dice : fr. perf. pass, of 
 Kvt3tvu),i'. ev(Tu},to play with dice, 
 run a risk, hazard, gamble. Th. 
 KvjSog. 
 
 KY'BH, or Kv(3n, y, a head ; fr. 
 
 Kvio, to swell, or fr. kvtttix), tKv- 
 
 i^ov, to incline the head. 
 
 Kvi3r][ir], yg, y, Cyhele, who makes 
 
 her servants Kvj5{}fttiv, i. e. kvtt- 
 
 TtlV, or KV^SlCT^V. 
 
 KvlSyXi'^uj, f. I'crtu, to strike with 
 (388) 
 
 I. aVW, lU een.uiai«.-, 
 
 extol, praise, glorify, 
 lustrious. Th. Kvcog, 
 
 KYA 
 
 an axe : from 
 KY'BH AI 2, idog, y, a" ^^^^ 
 
 hatchet. 
 
 Ki;/3(Koc, V, ov, cubic : fr. Kv^og. 
 V^vfiiK^g, adv. like a cube. 
 Kv^KJTdio, Cj, f. ytJo), to plunge 
 
 head-long, dive : fr. Kvj^y, the 
 
 head. 
 
 Kv/3ioT/7/ia,oro£, ro, & Ki'/3«(Tr//- 
 oig, f<ur, //, a plunging or tum- 
 bling with the head downwards: 
 
 & 
 
 Yiv^iaryTyp, ypog, b, a tumbler 
 who throws himself on his head, 
 diver : fr. Kv^iordio. 
 
 KY'BITON, ov, TO, the elbow: fr. 
 
 KVTZTtO. 
 
 KY'BOS, 01', 6, cuhm, a cube, die, 
 quadrangular figure. 
 KYrXNrS, icog, y, a large gob- 
 let. Martinius infers from Galen 
 that it is a small cup, and a 
 medical measure. 
 KY'rXPAMOS, ov, o, the leader 
 of the quails. 
 
 Yivcdlio, f. daui, to reproach,^ re- 
 vile, speak evil : fr. Kri-^oc,, o. 
 KvZaivio, f. avCj, to celebrate, 
 honour, 
 make ill 
 tog, TO. 
 KvcaXi^og, b, y, glorious, re- 
 nowned, illustrious, praised, 
 celebrated : fr. the same tli. 
 Kvldvit), the same as Kvcaivoj. 
 KvCapig, a crown. 
 KvCaio, io, to boast, venerate, ad- 
 mire, extol : fr. Kv^og. 
 Kvcyttg, toaa, iv, glorious : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 Kv^idvupa, ag, //.rendering men 
 glorious, containing honourable 
 men : fr. Kv^og, dvyp. 
 Kvcidii), w, to boast, exult, glory. 
 Th. Kv^og. 
 
 Ki'^i^og, b, V, glorious, renowned, 
 famous : fr. tlie same. 
 Kv^ioiov, exulting, poet, for kv- 
 ciCJv, pres. part. fr. Kv^idio. 
 KvSiOTog, y, ov, most glorious ; 
 superl. & 
 
 Kv£i"iov, ovog, b, y, more glori- 
 ous ; compar. fr. Kv^og, glory. 
 Kvcvbg, y, bv, renowned ; lies. 
 Opp. 255. Others read Kv^p<k- 
 Kvdoidorrdu), w, to make a bustle, 
 raise a disturbance: as if fr. kv- 
 ^oifibg, dovTTtlv. 
 
 Kv^oifxiu), u), to raise a tumult, 
 cause confusion or terror : fr. 
 KYAOIMO'v^ ov, 6, a tumult, 
 din, noise, confusion, terror, 
 conflict, battle. 
 KY~AOS, (cg, Tb, glory, honour 
 renown, fame : also same as 
 KvSog, ov, 6, reproach, abuse, 
 blame, disgrace, ignominy. 
 KvcoTipog, see kvHujv. 
 Kv^pbg\ a, bv, glorious, honour- 
 
 KYK 
 
 !)og. See Kvdvog. 
 Kvdojv, wvog, b, Cydon, a city of 
 
 Crete. 
 KYASJ'NIOS jH]Xka, or tvcuivia 
 
 fiijXia, ag, y, a quince-tree ; kv- 
 
 <^ wi/toi//z/7\or,oi;,ro, a quince :fr. 
 
 Ku^wj/, whence the fruit comes. 
 Kvtig, conceived, a. 2. |»art. pass. 
 
 fr. tKvr}v, SL. 2. ind. pass, of kucj, 
 
 f. (Tu), to conceive. 
 Kvsoj, the same as kv>j, to bear, 
 
 be pregnant. 
 Kv'CiKyvdg, ov, b, (rraryp, a gold 
 
 coin of the value of 28 Attic 
 
 drachiuie. 
 Kvnfia, aTog, to, a foetus : & 
 K.uy(ng, eujg^ y)^ pregnancy : & 
 KvyTiKbg, y, bv, having power to 
 
 conceive: fr. perf. pass, of kvsuj. 
 
 KYA 
 
 KvKXoeig, ecrtra, tv, circular, 
 
 round, cyclic : & 
 KvkXoOsv, adv., in a circle, a- 
 
 round : fr. 
 KTKAOS, ov, 6, a circle, ring, 
 
 orb, circumference ; circuit, 
 
 revolution ; market, assembly 
 
 of people ; the walls of a city ; 
 
 period or complete sentence ; 
 
 rim of a wheel, wheel. 
 KvkX6(te, adv., iu a circle : fr. 
 
 the above. 
 KvKXoTtptjgj eog, b, y, made 
 
 turning. 
 
 round : fr, 
 
 able, illustrious, proud : fr. kv- 
 
 KvOfpeia, Cyther£a, YomiH : fr. 
 
 KvOypa, the island Cythera. 
 KvOypoien, dat. pi. Ion. fr. K«;- 
 
 Oijpog, ov, b. Th. KvOypa, a 
 
 city of Cyprus. 
 KV'IS, Kog, t'j, a certain bulbous 
 
 plant. Theophr. vii. 13. 
 K uiVfcw, to impregnate ; mid. to 
 
 become pregnant, conceive : fr. 
 
 KVOJ. 
 
 KY'KAS, a species of yEthiopian 
 palm. Theophr. ii. 8. 
 
 KYKA'ii, (i, f. y(T(o, to mix, pro- 
 perly of licjuors ; stir up, con- 
 found, agitate, disturb : hence 
 
 KvKtia, ag, y, & KuKyfia, aTog, 
 TO, mixture, confusion. 
 
 KvKiu), by apoc. for KVKtwva,iiCC. 
 sing. fr. 
 
 KvKSibv, uJvog, b, a mingled 
 draught, mixture, potion. Tii. 
 
 KVKUIO. 
 
 KvKijOyryv, Ion. for UvK^Qy-yv, 
 3 pers. dual a. 1. ind. pass, of 
 Kvicduj, to mix. Hence 
 KuKijOpov, OV, TO, a ladle for stir- 
 ring ; stirrer of strife, disturber. 
 KvKi](TiTt(ppog, b, y), mixed up with 
 ashes : fr. KVKd(jj, rktppa. 
 KvicXa, by metapl. for kvkXoi, fr. 
 KVKXog. 
 KvKXdg, ddog, y, a kind of gar- 
 ment or embroidery ; adj. round, 
 IH'riodical. Th. KVKXog. 
 KvicXevu), the same as kvkXou). 
 KvKXecj, Cj, f. i7«Ta>, to encircle, 
 surround, carry round, whirl 
 about, revolve ; convey in a 
 waggon : fr. KVKXog. 
 KvKXySbv, adv., like a circle ; 
 round about, on every side : & 
 KvK-XiKbg, »), bv, & KvKXiog, a, 
 ov, the same as KVKXotig ; kvkXi- 
 Kol, oi, cyclic poets ; stroller's, 
 mountebanks. 
 KvKXioCiSdffKaXog, b, y, a teacher 
 of dithyrambic poetry : fr. kv- 
 KXiog, ^iSdtTKaXog. 
 KvKXolSopsii), u>, f. y<TU}, to roar 
 like a torrent, brawl loudly : fr. 
 KVKXog, (3opd. 
 
 round by 
 
 KVKXog, Tip'tU). 
 
 KvKXo<popiu), at, whence mid. kv- 
 tcXo<popkonai, ovfiai, to move 
 oneself in a circle, turn round, 
 revolve: & 
 KvKXo(l)opia, ag, y, revolution, 
 rotation : fr. KiKXog, (ptpoj. 
 KvkX6(o, Cj, to form into a circle ; 
 surround, encircle, encompass; 
 f. C)(Tuj, perf. KeKvKXojKa, a. 1. 
 pjiss. UvKXCjOyv, yg, y. Th. 
 kukXoq. 
 Ki/kX^^, for £v kvkX(p, about, a- 
 round, in a circle, on every side. 
 KvKXiofia, aTog, to, an encircling, 
 circle, ring, orb, wheel : fr. 
 kvkXoio. 
 KvKXiOTTiov, OV, to, a little Cy- 
 clops, the white of the eye ; dim. 
 fr. KiifcXwv//. 
 KvKXuxTig, tojg, y, an encircling, 
 encompassing, surrounding : & 
 KvKXujTog, t), bv, rounded, encir- 
 cled, circular : fr. kvkXooj. 
 KvkXioxI/, wttoc, b. Si 01 KvKXioTrsg, 
 the Cyclops: {i\KVKXog,a circle, 
 Sc loxl^. Th. oTTTOfiai, to see. 
 KvKvtiog, a, ov, of or belonging 
 to the swan : fr. 
 KY'KNOS, ov, b, Lat. cycniis, a 
 swan ; poet ; a proper name. 
 KvKOiovTi, poet, for kvkCjvti, dat. 
 sing. part. pres. act. fr. kvkuu), 
 f. y(Tio, to mix. 
 KY' A A, lov, Ta, the hollows under 
 
 the eyes ; eye-lids. 
 KyXiKiov, gen. pi. fr. kvXi^, iKog, 
 
 y, a cup. Th. kvXiu. 
 KvXivdsTai, 3 sing. pr. ind. pass. 
 KvXiv^eTo, 3 sing.impf. pass. Ion. 
 fr. KvXivSu}, the same as kvXiuj, 
 to roll. 
 KvXivdpog, ov, b, a cylinder, round 
 stone, roller : fr. 
 KvXivdio, or KvXivdtio, the same 
 as th. KvXioj, to roll. 
 Ki^Xc^, iKog, y, a cup, chalice, 
 goblet : fr. the same th. 
 KvXi(Tig, eojg, y), a rolling : & 
 KvXifTfia, aTog, to, that which is 
 rolled ; a place to roll in : & 
 KvXifffibg, ov, b, a rolling, wal- 
 lowing : & 
 KvXitTTbg, y, bv, rolled, twisted 
 round ; to be rolled : & 
 KyXtoTpa, ag, //, a place to roll 
 (389) 
 
 KYM 
 
 in : fr. n vXlut. 
 KvXixvy, yg^ ,), a cup, medical 
 
 box : fr KvXit 
 KvXixmov, ov, to, the same ; dim. 
 
 fr. the above. 
 
 KvXix^f^G, ov, b, the same as kv- 
 Xixvy. 
 
 KYAI'li, to roll, wallow ; f. TVw. 
 Hence KvXivdu), kvXivSeu) & ku- 
 XivSsoj, the same. 
 K»;XXo7ro^7'wj', ovog, b, y, having 
 distorted feet, an epith. of \\x\- 
 can : fr. KvXXbg, irovg. 
 
 KYAAO'S, y), bv, lame, crooked, 
 distorted, maimed, feeble : as if 
 fr. KoXog, mutilated. 
 
 Ivi;Xot^/aw, w, to have the eyes 
 swelled : fr. KvXa, oiSdu). 
 
 KvXoiiiCJvTeg, iiom. pi. pt. pres. 
 fr. KvXotCidcj. 
 
 KvXwv, lovog, 6, Cylo. 
 
 KvXibveiov, Cyloninm. 
 
 KT^M A, aTog, Tb, a wave, billow, 
 surge, swell of the sea ; fr. Kvut, 
 KSKv^ai, to swell : also the same 
 as Kvyfxa, Tb, a foetus ; sprout 
 or shoot ; fr. kvio, to be preg- 
 nant. 
 
 Kvixaivio, to rise in waves, surge, 
 fluctuate, swell, heave, be agi- 
 tated ; f. avw, perf. KfKVfjiayKa. 
 Th. Kvi.ta. 
 
 KvfiaTiy, yg, >), a tempest : Sl 
 
 KvfiaTjyg, Ion. for KVfxaTiag, ov, 
 b, raising waves : fr. the same 
 
 th.; Kvj.iaTU]g dve^iog, a violent 
 wind. 
 KvfiaTi^u), f. i(To), to agitate, ex- 
 cite waves. Th. Kvfxa. 
 KvfiaTiov, ov, Tb, a little wave, 
 
 ringlet, part of a column, carved 
 
 work resembling waves ; dim. 
 
 fr. Kvna. 
 Kv^arodyijg, tog, b, y), dashing or 
 
 breaking hke billows : fr. Kvfia, 
 
 dyvvfii. 
 KvfiaToXi]yy, yg, j), a woman's 
 
 name. 
 KvfiaTOTrXt)^, yyog, b, y), beaten, 
 
 driven or tossed by waves : fr. 
 
 Kvfia, nXyaffm, to beat. 
 KvfiaT6io,Ci, the same as KVjxari- 
 
 KvfiaTu)yy, yg, y, Sl KvfiaTcjyy), 
 
 yg, >'/, the shore against which 
 
 the waves are broken, beach : 
 
 fr. KVfia, dyvvfii. 
 KvfiaTioilyQ, eog, b, y, like a wave. 
 
 full of waves, billowy : fr. Kiym, 
 
 ddog. 
 KvfiaTojOtXaa, yg, y), a. I. part. 
 
 pass. f. g. fr. KvnaTou). Th. Kvfia, 
 
 aTog, TO, a wave. 
 KvfilSaXi^oj, f. i(Tio, to strike or 
 
 play on a cymbal : fr. 
 KvjxfSaXov, ov, to, a cymbal : fr. 
 
 KVf^ifSog. 
 KyfxjSaxog, b, y), headlong ; subst. 
 
 o, the skull-piece of a helmet : 
 
 fr. 
 
KYN 
 
 Kv}i^T)y T]Q, r'l^ a hollow ; boat, 
 canoe ; hollow vessel, kind of 
 cup ; the head : fr. KVfi3oQ. 
 
 Ku/x/3iov, ov, TO, & 
 
 K?''ju/3oi', ov, TO, a small dish : fr. 
 
 KY'MBOS, ov, 6, a hollow ; re- 
 cess ; the bottom of a dish, hoi 
 low vessel : as if fr. Kv<p6g, bent. 
 
 Kvfit], rjg, //, the name of a city. 
 
 KV'MINAIS, tu>Q or e^oc, »/, a 
 certain ni<^ht-bird, the great 
 hornt'd owl. 
 
 KY'MINON, ov, TO, cummin, the 
 herb and the seed. 
 
 Kvfiivu7rpi<TTrjQ, ov, 6, a splitter 
 of cummin-seed, sordid miser, 
 skin-flint : fr. kvuivov, Tvpiuj. 
 
 Kvfxtvo7r^L(TTOKapcaixoy\i''<poQ, 6, 
 r), a cummin-splitter and cress- 
 scraper, sordid miser : fr. kv- 
 f^ui'ov, TTpiu), KCtpCafiov, yXvfpu). 
 
 KvfxoSk-Yixijjv, ovog, 6, r), receiving 
 or restraining the waves, i. e. the 
 shore : fr. Kvjxa, dixof^^ai. 
 
 Kv^odoKt], i/c, t'l, a woman's name. 
 
 KvfioOotj, i]g, y'l, a woman's name. 
 
 KvfioTToTrXiia, ag, >'/, a woman's 
 name. 
 
 Kvfiijj, a woman's name. 
 
 Kwaykrag, a, 6, Dor. for Kvvtj- 
 jiTtjg. 
 
 Kvvaykoj, Si. Kvvdyog, the same 
 as Kvvtjysu) & Kvvijyog. 
 
 Kwciyx^ff Jjgy V, as if Kvrbg ay- 
 X^Q) 'I disease of dogs ; quinsy. 
 
 KwayxtKOi-, /}, bv, labouring un- 
 der the disease Kvpdyxi]. 
 
 Kwayxi-Kov irdOog, the disease 
 Kwdyxi], a species of inflamma 
 tory disease. 
 
 Kvvdybg, at. Dor. for Kvvtjybg, 
 ov, 6, a hunter : fr. kviov, ayw. 
 
 Kui'ayojyog, ov, 6, r), a breeder 
 or trainer of dogs : fr*. the same. 
 
 Kvvdcfg, u)v, al, dog's hair : fr. 
 KViov^ a dog. 
 
 KvvaX(07n]^f rjKoQ, //, a fox-dog ; 
 artful impostor : fr. Kviov, dXw 
 
 ILvvd/xvia, see Kwof-ivia. 
 Kvi^dvOuojTTog, b, >/, crafty, impu- 
 dent : fr. Kvu>v, dv9pu)7rog. 
 Kvvdpiov, ov, TO, a little dog, 
 
 puppy, cur ; dim. fr. kvujv. 
 Kvvag, ace. pi. kvviq, nom. pi. fr 
 
 the above th. 
 Kvvki), Tjg, if, contr. Kvvrj, r]Q, a 
 
 dog's skin, helmet, cap : fr. the 
 
 same th. 
 Kvveiog, a, ov, or 6, »/, belonging 
 
 to a dog, canine ; impudent : fr 
 
 the same th. 
 KvveoQ, a, ov, the same, and fr. 
 
 the same. 
 Kvpfovv, Ion. & poet, pleon. of e, 
 
 for tKvvovv, impf. act. of Kvvioj, 
 
 the same as kvu), to kiss. 
 Kvveg, nom. pi. fr. kvojv, kwoq, 
 
 a dog. 
 Kvvtaoiv, dat. pi. Ion. for Kvaly 
 
 fr. KViov. 
 
 KYN 
 
 Kvviu), w, f. i)(T^o, to kiss, salute, 
 
 fawn upon, adore, reverence. 
 
 Th. KVU). 
 ]\vvi]yi(Tia, ag. Ion. -irj, ijg, j), 
 
 hunting, the chase : & 
 Kvi')]yt<riov, ov, to, a pack of 
 
 hounds ; instruments of hunting: 
 
 1r. KV}'r]y6g. 
 
 Kvin]yeTio), iit, to hunt, chase : fr. 
 KvvtjykTtig, ov, b, a hunter : & 
 KvvijytTiKbg, y),bv, pertaining or 
 
 addicted to hunting : fr. 
 Kvi'Tjysu), a>, to hunt ; f. //(Tw : &. 
 Kvvj)yia, ag, i), the chase : fr. 
 Kvvijybg, oi), b, a hunter : fr. 
 
 Kviov, dyo). 
 
 Kvvt]dbv, adv., like a dog, impu- 
 dently : fr. Kvojv. 
 KvvTjXacria, ag, »'/, a himting with 
 
 dogs : & 
 Kvi'tiXaTku), it), f. i)aii), to urge on 
 
 dogs in the chase : fr. kviov, 
 
 tXavvuf. 
 KvvrjTToCtg, (dv, ol,the fetlocks of 
 
 a horse : fr. kvwv, irovg. 
 Kvvidlov, ov, Tb, a whelp ; dim^i 
 
 fr. KVIOV. 
 KvviKbg, »},ov, dog-like, impudent, 
 
 cynical : fr. the same th. 
 KvviffKi), i]g, y, a female puppy : 
 
 KvviffKog, ov, 6, a young dog, 
 
 puppy ; dim. fr. k{)wv. 
 Kvvodovg, ovTog, b, a dog's tooth, 
 
 eye-tooth : fr. kvojv, odovg. 
 Kwocpofiiit), u), f. yauj, to chase 
 
 with dogs, course : &. 
 Kvvo^pofxia, ag, //, a hunting with 
 
 dogs : fr. kvmv, Tp'tx^' 
 
 KTP 
 
 l^vvoOap(7})g, Si KvvoOpaffijg, sog, 
 b, »/, impudent : fr, kvujv, 9dp- 
 (Tog. 
 
 KvvoKS(f>((Xog, 6, i), having the 
 head of a dog, an ape : fr. kviov, 
 Kt^aXf]. 
 
 KvvoKXoirog, ov, b, a dog-stealer: 
 ir. KVIOV, KXkiTTU}. 
 
 Kvvoku-:ts(o, oi, f. r)fTio, to beat 
 like a dog : fr. kviov, kotttu). 
 
 Kvvofivia, ag, //, a dog-tly, Exod. 
 viii. 21. Ps. Ixxviii. 45. A: Philo 
 V. M. p. 401, Mang., who de- 
 rives it fr. fjiv7a, kviov. Hence 
 impudent, audacious, Od. *. 
 394. Atlien. iii. 37. iv. 14. Others 
 read Kvvdfivia. 
 
 KwoTrpoatoTTog, 6, »/, dog-faced : 
 fr. KVIOV, TrpoaioTTOx'. 
 
 KwoppdiffTt'ig, <>r Kwopaiarz/c:, 
 ov, b, a destroyer of dogs, the 
 dog-tick, dog-fly : fr. kvwv, 
 pa'no. 
 
 K V v6<T(3a Tog, ov, »/, the dog-thorn : 
 fr. Kvvbg, fidrog. 
 
 KvvofTovpd, cig, as if Kvvug ovpd, 
 the dog's tail, used as the name 
 of a constellation, the little Bear, 
 Cynosura. 
 
 Kvvoaovpi^ig, (ov, ct, a kind of 
 fleet hounds. 
 
 KvvoffTrdpaKTog, o, »/, torn by 
 dogs : fr. KViov, airapdamij. 
 
 Kvvovxogi b, a sack made of dog'd 
 skin : ir. kviov, tx^- 
 
 ']/ivvoq>piov, ovog, b, i], having the 
 dispositioii of a dog, impudent : 
 fr. KVIOV, (Ipiiv. 
 
 Kvi>Ttpog,nMYe impudent, sliame- 
 less, vioknt ; superl. KViTUTOc. 
 Th. kviov, a dog. 
 
 KvvdjTrijg, ov, b, r), having the 
 face of a dog ; impudent, shame- 
 less : fr. KiHov, <o\l/. Hence 
 
 KwatTTig, idog, //, shameless, im- 
 modest, terrific. 
 
 Kvog, eog, Tb, a foetus. Th. kv(o. 
 
 Kvovf^iei'a, nom. pi. n. g. pt. pr. 
 pass. fr. Kvsio, same as kvoj. 
 
 Kvofpopku), fa>, f. r}fTu), to be preg- 
 nant : fr. Kvog, (p'tpio. 
 
 KvTrapiffffivog, or KvTraniTTivog, 
 ?/, or, made of cvprcss : fr. 
 
 KVIIA'PISSOS, cSc KvTrdpiTTog, 
 ov, i), a cypress-tree. 
 
 KY'IIATOS, ov, 6, a large capa- 
 cious vessel. 
 
 KYIIA'S, d^og, »'/, & Kviraffrrig, 
 i(og, 6, a coverlet, cloak reaching 
 to the feet, which eff'eminato 
 men wore as well as women. 
 Anthol. Reiskii, p. 22. 
 
 KY'riElI'OS, ov, b or y, Sc Kv- 
 irtipov, Tb, Cyperus, a kind of 
 reed or rush. 
 
 KY'II E A AON, ov, ro, a kind of 
 cup or bowl ; as if KvcptXXov ; 
 large in the body and narrow at 
 tlie moutli. 
 
 KvTTfpog, b. Ion. for Kviriipog. 
 
 KvTrpidpxyg, ov, b, the governor 
 of Cyprus. Th. dpxto. 
 
 KvTTpi^to, to bud, blossom, flou- 
 rish. Th. KvTTpog. 
 
 Kvirnivov, ov, Tb, ointment of 
 Cyprus : & 
 
 KvTrpivog, & KvTrpiog, ov, Cy- 
 prian : fr. the same th. 
 
 Ki'TTOir, idoc, t), Venus ; love, 
 bloom ; ace. Kv7rpiCa&. KvTrpiv. 
 Th. KvTTpog, Cyprus. 
 
 KvTrpirr^ibg, ov, b, a budding, 
 ))lossoming : fr. KV7rpi^(o. 
 
 KvTrpoykvtia, ag, i), an epith. of 
 Venus, who is said to have been 
 bom in the isle of Cyprus : fr. 
 
 Ky7rpoytvi)g, tog, b, i), the same : 
 fr. KvTrpog, ydvofiai. 
 
 KY'nPOr, ov, j), Cyprus ; a tree 
 and an island. 
 
 Kv—ra^w, f. dew, to look down- 
 wards, stoop, apply diligently, 
 delay, loiter : fr. kvtttio. 
 
 KvTTTog, rj, ov, inclined, stooping, 
 humble : fr. 
 
 KY'riTQ, to bend downwards, 
 stoop forwards, look down, de- 
 lay, spend the time ; f.-ipoj, a. 1. 
 tKmpa, a. 1 . part. Kv^/ag, avrog^ 
 perf. KiKV(l>a, a. 2. tKVjSov. 
 ^Kvpava, ag, d. Dor. for Kvpiji'?;, 
 
 KYP 
 
 V, Cyrene: see Find. IT. ix. 298. 
 Kvp/Saiof, «, ov, sublime : fr. 
 
 Kvpfiig. 
 KYPBASI'A, ag, r), a cock's 
 comb ; helmet ; Persian tur- 
 ban. 
 KY'rBI2, eojg, y, a triangular 
 table on which the laws were 
 inscribed at A. hens ; a crafty 
 ])ettifogger. 
 Kvne, Ion. for tKvpt, 3 sing, ini- 
 perf. ind. act. of kvooj, to meet 
 with, obtain. 
 Kvpfia, ag, i), (by sync, for kv- 
 pifia,) dominion, authority, 
 power. Th. Kvpog. 
 Kvptio, f. yfTu), to happen, chance, 
 light upon, meet with, find, ob- 
 tain. Th. Kvpoj. 
 KifpTjj i), Ceres ; so called be- 
 cause KVpia Tov ^yv, the mis- 
 tress of life. 
 KYPH BA'ZQ, to fight with horns; 
 f. d(T(o : as if fr. Ktpag, a horn. 
 KVPH'BIA, lov, Td, bran. See 
 
 Ktjpvfiia. 
 Kvutjfxa, by sync. Kvn^a, arog, 
 rb, a prey, booty. Th. Kifpio, to 
 fall on. 
 K vpijvt), i], Cyrene,^ city of Africa. 
 livpip'iog, ov, b, Quirinus, a man's 
 name. 
 Kvpijrrai, a. 1. inf. & 
 Kvpy'jaag, avTog, a. 1. ])art. act. fr. 
 Kvpsu), the same as Kvpio, to find. 
 KvpBelg, a. I. part. pass, of Kvpw, 
 a. 1. ind. pass. tKvpOijv. 
 Kvpia, ag, y, a mistress ; power, 
 dominion ; an appointed day : & 
 KvpiuKbg, y, bv, belonging to a 
 lord or master, the Lord's. Th. 
 Kvpog. 
 ¥.vpitv(o, to be master of, rule 
 over, have power, exercise au- 
 thority or controul, bring into 
 subjection ; obtain, possess, con- 
 quer ; wi-h a gen. ; f. ivoio, 
 perf. KtKvpitvKu : fr. Kvpiog. 
 Th. Kvpog. 
 Kvpi^io, Kvpi(T<Tu),or KvpiTTio, to 
 butt with the horns : as if fr. 
 Kfpag. 
 KvpioXoyia, ag, y, a direct plain 
 mode of speech, opp. to 7repl(ppa.- 
 <ng, circumlocution : fr. izvpiog, 
 \6yoQ. 
 Kvpiog, ov, b, a lord, master, per- 
 son of authority. Th. Kvpog. 
 Kvpiog, a, ov, having j)ower or 
 authority, being master, having 
 a right to anything ; .supreme, 
 sovereign ; eftective, competent, 
 valid, authentic, appointed, esta- 
 blished, regular, principal, pro- 
 l»er : fr. the same. 
 Kvpioryg, yTog, y, dominion, 
 power, authority : fr. the above. 
 Kvpi(T(Tto, see Kvpi^io. 
 Kvpiwg, adv. as a lord, master or 
 projjrietor, by proper authority, 
 
 KYT 
 
 validly, justly, properly : fr, 
 Kvpiog. 
 
 KvoKav^v, to mix, confuse, ex- 
 cite tumult ; for kvk^v. 
 
 Kvpfia, aTog, Tb, by sync, for kv- 
 pUlia, a prey, booty, prize, ac- 
 <|uisition : fr. Kvpku) or Kvpio. 
 
 Kvpvog, ov, b, Cynius, a proper 
 naiue. 
 
 Kvpopai, same as Kiipio. 
 
 Kvl'Oi:, log, TO, dominion, au- 
 tliority, power, command, edict, 
 ratification, force, validity, 
 source. 
 
 Kvpog, OV, b, Cyrus, a Persian 
 king. 
 
 Kvpoio, lo, to sanction, confirm, 
 ratify, establish, give authority, 
 authenticate ; f. waio, jierf. ke- 
 KvpLOKa, perf. pass. KfKvpiofiai. 
 Th. Kvpog. 
 
 Kvprrai, to fall on, a. 1. inf. & 
 Kvpaar^ a. 1. part. act. fr. Kvpio, 
 to fail on ; f. ^ol. Kvpffio. 
 
 Kvptrdviog, ov, b. Dor. a youth. 
 
 Kt)p(Tw, I shall obtain. See Kvp- 
 (Tai. 
 
 KvpTTj, yg, y, a fishhig-basket : 
 
 fr. KrpTog. 
 KYPTO'S, j), bv, crooked, gib- 
 bous, humi)y, convex, curved, 
 
 bent : but 
 KvpTog, ov, b, a net or basket for 
 
 catching fishes ; also Kvpry &. 
 
 KvoTtg : as being hollow.' 
 KvpToio, at, to bend, curve, make 
 
 crooked or convex. Th, KvpTog. 
 Kvprojfia, aTog, to, a curvature, 
 
 arch, tumour, humpback. Th. 
 
 KVpTOg. 
 
 KY'PQ,to be, fall or light on, find, 
 
 f^et, obtain, f. 1. ^ol. Kvpaio. 
 Kvffag, avTog, a. 1. part. act. fr. 
 
 KVU), to kiss. 
 KD(Tf, or Kvatv, Ion. for tKVffiv,^ 
 
 sing. a. 1, act. kvgov, a. 1. im- 
 
 per. act. of the same verb ; inf. 
 
 Kvaai or Kvaai. 
 KY'SOOS, Kvaog, & Kvnbg, ov, b, 
 
 the posteriors. 
 Kvai, dat. pi. fr. kviov, a dog. 
 Kv(T(yaiuvy, a. 1. part. m. f. g. 
 
 for Kucrafievy, having conceived ; 
 
 of the verb kvoj. 
 Kvfffft, Ion. & poet, for tKvae, 3 
 
 sing. a. 1 . of tlie same verb. 
 KY'STIS, t(og, y, the bladder ; a 
 
 bag, pnrse ; ace. kvcttiv. 
 KY'TINOI, (OV, o'l, flowers of the 
 
 pomegranate-tree. 
 KY'TISOS, ov, bjcytisus, the tre- 
 foil. 
 
 K Y'TOS, (og, rb, a cavity, bosom, 
 channel ; sj»ace, room, capacity ; 
 the belly ; bold of a vessel : fr. 
 Kvk(o or KiHo. 
 
 KvTpav, Dor. for x^rpyv, ace. 
 sing. fr. x*''^P«j ^ pitcher : the 
 same as x^Tpog, which see. 
 
 KvTTapog, ov,b, any hollow space, 
 (391) 
 
 a vault, arch, cell or cavity in 
 a bee-hive ; urn ; hold of a 
 ship ; acorn-cup, cone of a pine: 
 
 fl\ KVTOg. 
 
 Kvtpayioybg, b, y, carrying the 
 
 head low, l)ending, stooping : 
 
 fr. KV(pbg, dyco. 
 Kvip^XXa, lov, Tu, clouds, any 
 
 thing hollow : fr. Kv(p6g. 
 KY""*!)!, a kind of incense. 
 Ki'<pbg, t), bv, crooked, gibbous, 
 
 bent, stooping : fr. kvtttio. 
 KiKpng, iog, TO, a swelling, crook- 
 
 ednes.s, curvature, humpback. 
 
 Th. KVTTTIO. 
 
 Kvtptov, (ovog, b, an arched roof, 
 
 bent stick ; instrument of pu- 
 
 ni.shment, wooden collar ; slave- 
 
 nuirket ; bad fellow : fr. Kv<p6c. 
 nil / ' 
 
 111. KVTTTIO. 
 
 Kv^pavTEg, nom. pi. a. 1. part, 
 act. fr, KVTTToj, f. xj/io, to stoop ; 
 Ki'\pai, a. 1. inf. 
 KY^I'E'AH, yg, ,), a bee-hive ; 
 hence KvrptXig, idog, y, a chan- 
 nel, hollow wooden vessel : 
 also Kvi//£Xr;, the aperture & the 
 wax of the ear. 
 Kv\pfXXi'C(o,to tyrannize like Cyp- 
 selus. 
 KvxpeXofSvcTTog. b, y, having the 
 ears stufted with wax. Th. fSvio. 
 Kv^paXog, ov, b, Lat. cypselus, a 
 species of swallow, so called aTrb 
 Tu)v KvxptXiciov, from the chan- 
 nels which it constructs in tlie 
 mud ; the son of Eetion, Cyp- 
 selus. 
 
 KY'Q, to be pregnant, conceive, 
 kiss ; be tumid, swell, teem ; f. 
 (Tio, perf. KSKVKa : Kvsio, the 
 same. 
 KY'QN, Kvvbg, b, y, a dog ; seal; 
 the dog-star; throw of the dice; 
 impudent fellow ; cynic : ace. 
 Kvva, dat. pi. kvci. 
 Ko>, Ion. for ttio. 
 Kioag, KibaTog, contr. Kiog, Tb, a 
 sheep's skin ; fleece. 
 KQBIO'S, ov, b, Lat. gohius, a 
 
 fish ; Engl, a (jud<feon. 
 KQ'AEIA, & KioCia, ag, y, the 
 head of a poppy. 
 KyVtov, ov, Tb, a skin, fleece, 
 contr. for Kiotdiov. Th. Kiog, eog, 
 TO, a sheep's skin. 
 KQ'AQN, wj'oc, 6, a bell, trumpet; 
 metaph. a noisy talkative man. 
 K(oSwviZ(o, f. <Tu), to ring a bell, 
 test by ringing, put to the proof, 
 try, prove: fr. Kw^^ov. 
 KiodiovoKpoTog, b, y, bell-i'inging, 
 sounding like a bell ; iKjmpous^: 
 
 fr. KtbcOJl', KpoTOC. 
 
 Ku)^wvo(i)aXau6TrioXog, b, havin"' 
 horses with bells han«iing at 
 their trai)pings ; Aristoph. : fr. 
 Kibdiov, (pdXapa, &. TrioXog. 
 
 Koidiovoipopkw, to, f. T/trw, to cany 
 a bell, go the rounds with a bell: 
 
KQM 
 
 fr. Kut^ojv, (pepio. 
 
 Kibia, ojv, rdj nom. pi. fr. kvjoq, 
 tot;, TO, a sheep's skin. 
 
 Kli'OQN, a»i/o<;, 6, an earthen 
 cup ; drinking, drunkenness. 
 
 KioOiovi^u), t'. i(Tu), to drink copi- 
 ous]^ carouse: fr. the above. 
 
 KioOij^kartioiuv, ov, to, a verbal 
 of Kc^k)vi:^ta9cu', 3 Esdr. iv. 03. 
 a drinfehig-tavern. 
 
 KQKA'AIA, ujv, TO., certain tes- 
 taceous animals. 
 
 KwKraXot;, oy, 6, the king of the 
 Sicani. 
 
 KwKVUa, UTOQ, TO, & 
 
 KojKVTog, ov, 6, a weeping, wail- 
 ing, lamentation ; a river in 
 Hades, Cocytus : fr. 
 
 K0Kii"12, f. vffuj, to weep, wail, 
 howl ; lament, bewail. 
 
 K12AAKPE'TAI, CJv, oi, quaes- 
 tors, or officers who collected 
 TO. KcDXa, the remains of the 
 sacritices, and distributed them 
 to the priests; treasui'ers of the 
 temple at Delphi ; receivers of 
 the public money. 
 
 KwXed, fif, contr. KiuXij, rig, r), 
 a gammon of bacon. 
 
 KwXtog, the same as kujXoi'. 
 
 KwXt]\j/, rjTToc, if, the calf of the 
 leg, ankle, ham-string. Th. kw- 
 Xov. 
 
 KwXiKTOf, /}, ov, belonging to the 
 colic : fr. 
 
 KQ'AON, ov, TO, a member, limb, 
 extremity ; colon or part of a 
 sentence; a part of the intestines 
 called the colon ; a body or car- 
 cass. 
 
 KuiXvfia, aTog, to, & KioXvfirj, 
 t]c,t),iin impediment, hindrance, 
 prohibition : & 
 
 Ku)Xvaig, nog, //, the same : & 
 
 KioXvTsov, verb. adj. must check 
 or hinder : & 
 
 KojXvTtfp, iipog, o, one who hin- 
 ders : ic 
 
 KioXvTTjg, ov, 6, the same : & 
 
 KioXvTiKog, if, bv, calculated to 
 hinder or prevent : fr. 
 
 KQAu'Q, to hinder, prevent, for- 
 bid, keep away, drive away, 
 withhold, deny, forbid ; f. van), 
 perf. KeKivXvKa, a. 1. inf. act. 
 Ko»Xv(Tai, a. 1. pass. IkojXvOij^^ ; 
 properly, to disable the limbs, 
 maim : fr. KioXov. 
 
 KQAO'THS, ov,b,a kind of spot- 
 ted lizard, a newt. 
 
 K12~MA, uTog, to, a swoon, leth- 
 argy, deep sleep ; allurement, 
 deceit. 
 
 Kfai/ua^w, to carouse, revel, ban- 
 quet, behave licentiously, go in 
 riotous procession, celebrate 
 with hymns ; dance, lead the 
 dance; Ko^ndKetv tig Tiva, to 
 sing a hvmn in any one's praise. 
 
 In. KOif.iog. 
 
 KON 
 
 KQMAKO'N, ov, rb, a certain 
 
 aromatic fruit. 
 
 Kiofjia^, aKog, o, petulant, trifling. 
 KtujUfi^art, Dor. for Kui^aaaTt, 
 
 celebrate, a. 1. imjter. act. fr. 
 
 Kwfta(JX^C» ^^y 6, the governor of 
 a village : fr. Kw/t »;, dpxit), 
 
 Kiofxda^eiv, Dor. for Kiofid'Ceiv, 
 to carouse, inf. of Kiofid^w. 
 
 Kiofiaaia, ag, i), a 
 
 carousing 
 
 KiofiaaTijg, ov, b, a feastcr, revel- 
 ler; Lat. co)tu'ssator : i'r. Ku)fid'C<.o. 
 
 KQ'MH, i]g, 7/, a village, ham- 
 let, town, district or quarter: 
 hence 
 
 Kio^tj^bv, adv. from village to 
 village, from street to street : & 
 
 Kw/n/'/r/yg, ov, b, a villager ; k-w- 
 juijTai, inhabitants of the same 
 village or district, neigliboui*s. 
 
 KiofioTToXig, eu)g, i), a little town: 
 fr. Kibfi7], TToXig, a city. Mark i. 
 38. it occurs no where else. 
 
 K12"M02, ov, b, a revel, revelry, i see 
 
 festivity, carousing, jovial and 
 
 luxurious banquet ; singing and 
 
 dancing at revelrous meetings, 
 
 wanton song or hymn ; the pre- 
 sident of a ban([uet ; comi)any 
 
 of revellers or Bacchanalians ; 
 
 any company of men. Kcofiov 
 
 StffTToTtjg is a title given to one 
 
 in whose praise a hymn is writ- 
 ten. 
 KQ'MTS, v9og, »},a laurel which 
 
 was placed before the doors ; a 
 
 bundle of hay, truss. 
 Kwfiipctu), f. ijaco, to be a comic 
 
 poet or comedian ; bring on the 
 
 stage ; turn into ridicule : tSc 
 Ku)fii>j^ia, ag, r), comedy, satire: 
 
 & 
 KdjfjKiidiKog, if, bv, calculated to 
 
 ridicule, comic : fr. Kio^it^^og. 
 Kion(ijdioypd(pog, oi', 6, a writer 
 
 of comedies : Kojfi(i)^ia, ypd<pu). 
 Kwfii^jCodilianKaXia, ag, i), the 
 
 bringing out of comedies, a 
 
 comedv : fr. 
 Ku)i.i<i)CoCicdffKaXog, 6, //, a comic 
 
 poet, who had to instruct the 
 
 performers : fr. (cwju^^jfog, ^t- 
 
 ddcFKO). 
 
 KiofK^doXeixiio, (J, f, f)(Ttj, to play 
 
 the parasite or buffoon : fr. k J- 
 
 fHitcbg, Xtixio. _ 
 K(jjfi(^do7roibg, b, t), the writer of 
 
 a comedy : fr. Kujfjn>jdbg, Troiiu). 
 Kw/uc^c^ot,', ov, b, a comic actor, 
 
 coinedian, who Cid Tdg Kwjxag 
 
 fcei, sings through villages ; 
 
 comic poet : fr. Kiofirf, dtidio. 
 Kwviiov, ov, Tb, hemlock. 
 Ki2~N02, ov, b, a cone, boy's top, 
 
 cone of the pine, the covering of 
 
 certain fruits, top of a helmet. 
 KajvioTTiXov, ov, TO, a canopy, or 
 
 curtain of net-work to keep cff Kwituw, to lift up, Hcsvch. 
 (392) 1* . 
 
 KQX 
 
 flies, &c.; the drapery of a tent. 
 
 Th. fcwvw;//. 
 Ky'Nli^, wirog, b, if, a gnat. 
 Kuiog, tog, Tb, a skin : see Kuig. 
 K(u7r£t£, o\, rowers, nom. \\. fr. 
 KwTTf {•(;, luig, b, a rower : fr. 
 Kli'riH, i]g, if, an oar ; as if fr. 
 
 KoTTToj, because it strikes the 
 
 water ; handle, hilt of a sword. 
 
 Hence 
 KojTTrjtig, t(T<Ta, £i', furnished with 
 
 a handsome handle or hilt. 
 KiOTTtjXaTtio, uJ, f. ifffu), to turn by 
 
 the handle. Th. iXavrw. 
 KwTTtiptfg, log, b, »;, furnislied 
 
 with ears : fr. Kunrrf, upu). 
 KojTnjTi/p, ijitog, b, the wood to 
 
 wliich the oars are fastened, the 
 
 row-lock : fr. kiotttj. 
 KwTTjov, ov, Tb, a little oar, little 
 
 handle ; dimui. fr. koitt//. 
 Kojpa, ag, a, Dor. fur Kiooif, jjg, 
 
 if, or Kovpjf, a girl, pupil of tlie 
 
 eye ; name of Proserpine. 
 Ktjjpoi', Dor. for Kovpop ; which 
 
 Kiopo(Tvva, ag, a, Dor. for Kovpo- 
 avvif, ijg, if, boyhood: fr. Kopog. 
 
 KiopvKiov, ov, Tb, a little bag, 
 sack, satchel ; dimin. fr. 
 
 KU'PYKOS, ov, 6, a leather bag, 
 sack, pouch ; excrescence; moun- 
 tain in Cilicia. 
 
 K12"S, Kivbg, Tb, a sheep's skin, 
 fleece. Kioog, toC, rb, the same : 
 fr. Ktu), to lie down. 
 
 Kiog, (J, if, Cos, the name of an 
 island. 
 
 Kojg, Ion. for Triog. 
 
 Kuxrdfi, b, a man's name. Hebr. 
 divining. 
 
 KioTaXig, now called KoTaXi, i\ 
 little mallet, spoon ; perhaps fr. 
 KOTvXtf, because hollow. 
 
 KQTl'AAQ, f. iXw, perf. tXcn, to 
 prate, chatter, talk idly or de- 
 ceitfully, coax, wheedle, annoy 
 by talking ; KWTiXXovTa, ace. 
 sing. i)res. part. KioTiXXovaa, 
 pres. part. f. g. 
 
 KioTiXog, tf, ov, talkative, loqua- 
 cious, deceitful, canting, crafty: 
 fr. K-ci»riXXa>. 
 
 Kw^ivdo, f. (TcD, to lighten ; ap- 
 pease; be deaf, rest, be mute or 
 silent : fr. 
 
 KQ«I>0'2, if, bv, properly, dull, 
 blunt, obtuse; hence, deaf, dumb, 
 nmte, silent, hiert, weak, idle, 
 vain ; applied to language, ob- 
 scure ; Kuxpbv (3tXog, a fruitless 
 and inettective weapon ; Kv^a, 
 a wave which is not lieard : 
 hence 
 
 KiD^otu, du), & iu), lo, to make or 
 grow deaf or dumb, blunt. 
 
 Kw^tO' for Kal uixtTo, and he was 
 departing, 3 sing. impf. fr. ol- 
 XOfiai, to depart. 
 
 AAB 
 
 A. 
 
 A, tlie eleventh letter of the Greek 
 
 ali>habet; as a numeral, 30; with 
 
 I subscribed, (XJ 30,000. 
 Aa, an inseparable particle, in- 
 
 creas^ing the meaning of words ; 
 
 as Xdfiaxog, very valiant. 
 AA^AS, Xdaog, b, Lat. lapis, a 
 
 large stone, rock, i)illar of stone; 
 
 Xag, Xabg, the same as Xdag. 
 Adfia, Dor. for Adfiov, gen. fi. 
 
 Adjiag for AdiStfg, the name of 
 
 a man. 
 Aaj^CaKtXog, a, ov, sprung from 
 
 Labdacus. Aa/i^a/ct^at, dv, o'l, 
 
 the family or descendants of 
 
 Labdacus. 
 AdfidaKog, ov, b, the father of 
 
 Laius, king of Thebes. 
 Aa/if, L.n. for tXajit, 3 sing. a. 
 
 2. ind. act. 
 Aaf3t, take, & in pi. Xd(3tTe, a. 2 
 
 imper. act. of Xa///3a rw, to take; 
 f. Xif^pofiat, a. 2. tXatiov, a. 2. 
 inf. XajStlv, perf. X6X7]<pa, Att. 
 t/X^/^a, a. 2. hif. m. XalSiaGai. 
 Aaj3h',Doi\ tor Xa(3tTv, sec above. 
 Aa/3//, ifg, if, a taking hold, sei- 
 zure ; handle, hold, hilt, grasp, 
 occasion, pretext. Th. XafijSd- 
 ru), to take. 
 Aa^ifv, Dor. for Xa^tiv, a. 2. inf. 
 
 act. : see Xa(i's. 
 Aa/3yg, 2 sing. & Xdi^gm, by Ion 
 l)aragoge for Xa/3w. 3 sing. a. 2. 
 subj. act. fr. Xafipdvio, to take ; 
 a. 2. tXafSov. 
 Ad^ipog, a hole made to take 
 
 beasts in ; a pitfall. Hesych. 
 AafSig, i^og, if, a handle, ear, pair 
 of tongs or pincers, clasp, hook ; 
 dimin. fr. Xaji!]. 
 Ad^Boijufv, we may have taken, 1 
 pi. a. 2. opt. act. Xdfioii.it, oig, 
 
 01, of Xafii3dv(xj, a. 2. tXafSov. 
 AalioJffa, Dor. for Xa/iovaa, part. 
 
 a. 2. act. f. g. fr. the same verb. 
 
 Aajiofiijv, Ion. for iXa(ibnyfv, ov, 
 
 tro, a. 2. m. XaiSofievog, a. 2. 
 
 part. m. fr. Xa/xlSdvuj, to take, a. 
 
 2. tXa^ov. 
 Adfiov, Dor. for Xa(3e, a. 2. im- 
 per. act. & 
 
 Aafiovaa, a. 2. part. act. f. g. of 
 
 the same verb. 
 Af//3pa, tlie pike, or the sturgeon : 
 
 fr. Xdfipog. 
 Aa(3pay6pifg, ov, b, a brawler: 
 
 fr. XdfSpog, dyoptio. Th. dyopd. 
 AdjSpaK, dKog, b, a voracious fish, 
 
 sea-wolf :/ & 
 
 Aa(3ptvoixai, to talk vehemently, 
 brawl : fr. 
 
 AA'BPOS, a, ov, immoderate in 
 the use of the lips, voracious, 
 greedy, rapacious, furious, im- 
 petuous, riolent, rash, velienient ; 
 
 A A 
 
 as if fr. Xa or Xiav, & (36pog, 
 voracious ; rather for Xa(3tpbg, 
 fr. XajStui, to seize ; as rapax fr. 
 rapio. 
 
 AajSpoffTOfieu), a>, f. ifrrw, to talk 
 
 to excess : fr. Xdfipog, aTd^a. 
 AaftpoavTog, b, if, impetuous, 
 
 hasty : fr. Xd(ipog, atvio. 
 Aal3pQTT]g, ijTog, »/, voraciousness. 
 AajSpMviov, ov, Tb, a kind of 
 
 broad cup : fr. Xdi3pog. 
 AdfSpiog, adv. voraciously, impe- 
 tuouslv, rashly. 
 AABY'PINeos, ov, b, a place 
 containing many intricacies, a 
 maze, labyrinth. 
 
 AaJ^vpivOwCifg, tog, b, if, laby- 
 rinthine, tortuous, twisting : fr. 
 Xa[3i'piv9og, tldog. 
 
 A ATAN ON, ov, Tb, Lat. laganum, 
 a cake without leaven, fritter. 
 
 Aayapilofiai, ^ -v'^ofiai, to be- 
 come thin, empty, or slack : fr. 
 
 Aayapoc, ci, 6i/, 'slack, relaxed, 
 hollow, empty, as opposed to 
 distended ; in which there is 
 Xayilv or KtvoTrjg, a hollow or 
 emptiness : hence Aayapoi, thin, 
 lank, slender, lean, not pot-bel- 
 lied men. 
 
 Aayyiiiu), to flee ; irepi^tvyio. 
 
 Aayyeu), d, to be weary or slug- 
 gish from fatigue : hence the 
 Lat. laihjueo, Engl, to laiKjuUi. 
 
 AaytTag, a, b. Dor. for 
 
 Aayerifg, ov, b, a leader of tlie 
 people, chief ; as it were Xaov 
 
 iiytT}]g. 
 AA'FHNOS, ov, if, Lat. lagena, a 
 sort of cup, flagon, flask, bottle, 
 so termed fi-om its hollow, Xa- 
 yibv ; a kind of measure, a pint 
 and a half: also Adyvvoc. Ensrl. 
 
 UijOU. 
 
 Aayidtvg, eiog, b, a coney, young 
 hare or rabbit : fr. Xayujg. 
 
 Aayiliov, be Aay'iov, ov, to, a lit- 
 tle hare ; dim. fr. Xaywg. 
 
 Adyivog, tf, ov,of or belonging to 
 hares : fr. the same. 
 
 Aayviia, ag. Ion. ifg, if, sala- 
 ciousness, wantonness. Th. Xd- 
 yvTfg. 
 
 AA'PNHS or Adyvog, ov, b, a 
 lustful or lecherous man ; su- 
 perL XayintTTaTog, as if Xnyv- 
 vog, very nmch given to \vomen : 
 fr. Xa, yuv7f. ,^>>^.i^ 
 
 AayodaiTrfg, ov, b, one ^^^Teeds 
 on hares : fr. Xayiog, Saicj. 
 
 AayoOifpdoj, w. Ion. -Iw, to hunt 
 hares : & 
 
 AayoOffptjg, ov, 6, a huntsman : 
 fr. Xaybg, Oifpdoj. 
 
 Aay6vt(T(Tiv, dat. pi. Ion. fr. Xa- 
 yu)v, ovog, if, the flank. 
 
 Adyog, ov, b, La<jus, a proper 
 name. 
 
 Aaybg, ov, b. Ion. for Xaywg, fr. 
 Xayujog. 
 
 (393) 
 
 AAe 
 
 lAayoffcpayia, ag. Ion. -tjj, if, the 
 hunting or killing of hares : fr. 
 Xaybg, (rtpayj). 
 AAFXA'NQ, to cast lots, obtain 
 or receive by lot, obtain, pos- 
 sess, have, gain, assign, make 
 one a partaker, give one a por- 
 tion; bring an accusation against, 
 accuse; happen, be determined ; 
 with gen. 6c ace. ; f. m. Xtj^o- 
 pai, perf. tJXrfxa for XtX?fxa, 
 part. tlXifxiog Sc XiXrfxojg, a. 2. 
 tXaxov, a. 2. subj. Xdxoj, yg, y, 
 a. 2. i)art. Xax<^v, ovTog, j»erf. ni. 
 XeXoyxa, a. 1. m. inf. Xif^anOai, 
 perf. pass. ilXifyfiai, part. t'lXify- 
 jusvog. 
 Aayoj, a hare, ace. sing. fr. Xa- 
 yiog. 
 
 AayiofioXia, ag, if, the shooting 
 
 of hares : & 
 AayuijioXov, ov, Tb, a pole used 
 
 in catching and killing hares : 
 
 fr. Xayiog, fidXXoj. 
 AAri2'N, oi'oc;, >), the small guts, 
 
 flanks, loins. 
 
 Aayiociov, Tb, a little hare ; dim. 
 fr. 
 
 AArQO'2, ov, b, Att. Xaywg, w, 
 a hare : fr. X«, ovg, the ear. 
 Aayi^og, a, ov, of or belonging to 
 
 a hare or hares : fr. 
 Aaywg, w, b, a hare : see Xayw- 
 
 6g : also 
 Aaywg, ace. pi. same as Xayorr, 
 
 liares. 
 Ad^iov, u)vog, b, the father of 
 Daphne; ace. Ad^iova : also the 
 name of a river. 
 AatpTtjg, ov, b, Laities, the fiithcr 
 
 of Ulvsses. 
 AatpTiddrfg, ov, 6, Lacrtioihs, a 
 proper name, son or grandson 
 of Laertes. 
 Adtg, lov, oi, stones : fr. Xag, Xdog, 
 
 the same as Xdag, b, a stone. 
 Ad^apog, ov, b, by aplia?res. for 
 
 'EXtdZ,ap. 
 
 Ad^fo, Ion. & Xal^tv, Dor. for Xd- 
 
 Zov, pres. imper. pass. Xd^tro, 3 
 
 sing. impf. Ion. of Xd^o/xai, to 
 
 take. 
 
 AaKtv, Dor. for Xd^ov : see Xd^eo. 
 
 Aa^oiaTo, Ion. for Xd^oivTO, 3 
 
 pi. opt. pass, of 
 AA'ZOMAI, or Ad^vfiai, to lay 
 hold on, grasp : as if fr. Xa/3/), 
 "^or XafSdi^iofiai. 
 Aa^wv, by taking away the a, for 
 
 dXaKoJV, lying, false, boasting. 
 A a ^/if vat, Dor. forXdcti'. Hesych. 
 explains it <pOkyytadai. So Xdf, 
 Ion. for tXat, of the verb Xdw, 
 which however has other mean- 
 ings also. 
 Ad9a,ag, a. Dor. for Xif9rf, ifg, if, 
 
 oblivion. 
 Ad9apyog, ov, b, if, a backbiter, 
 secret slanderer : fr. XifOw, dp- 
 yog. 
 
 'I 
 
ft 
 
 
 AAI 
 
 A.a0f, a. 2. imper. act. or 3 sing. 
 a. 2. ind. Ion. \a9E(T9t, 2 pi. a. 2, 
 imp. m. of \av6dvii), to forget, or 
 XtjOoj ; f. XrjaojJLai, a. 2. tXaOor, 
 a. 2. inf. XaOcti/, perf. pass. Xe- 
 XrjfTfiai, perf. m. XiX/yOa. 
 
 AaOi-f^uv, Ion, & Dor. for XaOtTv, 
 a. 2. inf. a«*t. : see Xa0f. 
 
 i\o0tr', or \d9ET0y 3 sing. a. 2. 
 ind. ni. Ion. of the same. 
 
 AaOtjtStjg, ov, >/,forgctful of youth, 
 old : fr. XijOuj, a. 2. tXaOov, & 
 
 AdOrire, 2 pi. a. 2. subj. act. of 
 XriBuj or XavOdvio, to forget ; a. 
 2. fXaOov. 
 
 Aa9iKiid))g, kog, 6, r), causing care 
 to be forgotten, sorrow-soothing: 
 fr. Xi)9ujy Krjcog. 
 
 Aa9i7rovog, 6, y, forgetting or 
 causing forgetfuiness of toil or 
 suffering ; cauning inward or 
 secret sorrow : fr. Xij9io, ttovoq. 
 
 Aa9i(p9oyyoQ, 6, 7/, causing tlie 
 tongue to forget its use : fr. Xf/- 
 9io, (pOoyyoQ. Th. <p9kyyoiiai. 
 
 Aa9i(ppoffvvr], yjg, y, forgetfui- 
 ness : fr. Xr]9u), (pprjv. 
 
 Aa9ofxt9a, we forget, Dor. for 
 X7]96fii9a, I 1)1. pres. ind. act. 
 fr. XdBvfxaif Dor. for XiiOofiai, 
 fr. Xr)9oiy to escape notice. 
 
 AttBoQ, eoQ, Dor. for Xi'i9oQ, sng, 
 TO, the same as X/y0//, oblivion. 
 
 AdBpa, adv., in oblivion, secretly. 
 
 Aa9paiog, a, ov, clandestine, se- 
 cret : & 
 
 Aa9paiiog, secretly, privily, adv. : 
 fr. Xri9ojj Dor. Xa0w. 
 
 AdBpr], Ion. for Xd9pa, secretly. 
 
 Aa9piciogj a, ov, secret, hidden, 
 clandestine, furtive. Th. XyBio. 
 
 Ad9piog, a, oi', secret, private : 
 fr. the same. 
 
 Aa9vpig, an herb of the genus of 
 sea-lettuce, or milk-thistle, Plin 
 xxvii. 11. 
 
 AA'GYPOS, ov, 6, chicklings, a 
 kind of pulse. 
 
 Aa9iji)v, having been concealed, 
 a. 2. part. act. of Xr/Ow, or Xav- 
 9duoj, to escape notice, forget ; 
 f. Xijffofiai, a. 2. tXaOof. 
 
 Aaid, dg, r/, Lat. Icera, the left 
 hand : fr. Xaiog. 
 
 Ad'iy^, 'iyyog, j), a stone, small 
 stone, pebble : fr. Xdag. 
 
 AAIAPO'2, a, bv, unlucky, im 
 pudent, saucy. 
 
 Aai9apy6g, 6, »'/, r= Xr]9apyr.g. 
 
 AaiKdi^u), f. d(TO}, to deceive, nuike 
 common, prostitute : fr. Xa, ku- 
 ^w, to adorn. Hence 
 
 AaiKaffTT/g, ov, 6, a whoremon- 
 ger : & 
 
 AaiKdarpta, ag, r), a whore, pros- 
 titute. 
 
 AaiXaTrkuj, w, f. ?/(Tw, & AaiXaTri- 
 K<*», to blow a hurricane, carry 
 off in a \\ hirlwind : i'v. 
 
 AAK 
 
 AAPAA^ airog, >/,a whirlwind, 
 tempest, stormy wind : fr. Xai, 
 or Xa, XdTTTo), to drink up by 
 licking. 
 
 Artijuaoyta, ag, t), voracity, glut- 
 ton iiess : fr. 
 
 Aaifiapyog, 6, i), gluttonous, vo- 
 racious, insatiable: i'i\Xai,fidp- 
 
 yog. 
 
 Aaifidrrffio, dfiETpujg {a9'no, to eat 
 innuoderately, devour greedily : 
 fr. Xaifxog. 
 
 Aai/iocafc//e, tog, o, >/, throat- 
 jiiercing : fr. Xaifxog, ^aKvio. 
 
 AaifioTTi^f}, rig, i), a collar : fr. 
 Xatjuoc;, Tridij. 
 
 AaifiopvTog, 6, ?'/, gushing from 
 the tliroat : fr. Xaifibg, psio. 
 
 AAIMO'2, ov, 6, the throat, swal- 
 low, maw, appetite, greediness, 
 that which devours. 
 
 Aaif-iOTixyroQ, 6, ?/, := XaifioTo- 
 fiog. 
 
 Aaifj.oTOfiSii), w, f. ?/(7w, to cut the 
 throat : fr. Xaifibg, Tffii'io. 
 
 AritftoT6iJ.og, o, >/, cutting tll^ 
 throat : but XaifioTOfiog, 6, r), 
 having the throat cut : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 Aai[.iov(Txarov, to, a premium for 
 Xaifiov (Txdatg, the wages of 
 gladiatorial homicide. 
 
 Aatveog, a, ov, & Adlvog, »;, ov, 
 made of stone, stony. Th. Xdg. 
 
 Aalov, ov, TO, Dor. for Xiftov, 
 standing com, harvest ; that 
 which is the subject of enjoy- 
 ment to us : fr. Xavo), to enjoy: 
 thus hRt.fru<jt'S,fr.ffuor, to en- 
 joy : see Xtlov & Xt'fiov. 
 
 AAIO'S, a, bv, Lat. Iceriis, left, 
 left-handed, inauspicious, awk- 
 ward. 
 
 AaioTOfdoj, u>, fut. I'jfftj, to cut 
 corn, reap : fr. Xalov, tb^ivo). 
 
 ArtiTToc, unchaste, libidinous, He- 
 svch. 
 
 Aat(T{]'iov, ov Tb, a light shield, 
 buckler : fr. Xdrriog, hairy, be- 
 cause made of niw hide : or fr. 
 Xaibg, left, because it was worn 
 on the left arm. 
 
 AAI'SBH, ijg, ?), turpitude, base- 
 ness. 
 
 AalTfia, aTog, rb, a passage 
 through, expanse, ocean, sea ; 
 poet. 
 
 AAr<J>OS, tog, TO, a coarse gar- 
 ment, sail : also Xa(<pr]. 
 
 Aai\pi]poSpniJiog, 6, t), limning 
 swiftly : fr. Xai\pT}pbg, dpo/jiog. 
 
 2\ai\lii}poK^Xtv9og, 6, i), rapidly 
 despatching the way, (juick, fleet: 
 fr. Xai\l/tipbg, KeXivOog. 
 
 Aai\Pr)pbg, a, bv, swift, fleet, 
 rapid, quick, light : fr. Xa,ai\pri- 
 pog. Th. aJxpa. 
 
 AaKdc^u), to resound, call, cry : 
 fr. XaKSu). 
 
 AAKA'OH, Tjg, »;, Lat. lacatJui, a 
 (394) 
 
 AAA 
 
 tree belonging to the open coun- 
 try. 
 
 AdKaiva, rig, //, Laccena, a Lace- 
 daemonian w<jman. 
 
 AaKaTaTTvyiov, oi'og, 6, exces- 
 sivelv lewd or obscene : fr. Xa, 
 
 KaTUTTVyiUV. 
 
 AA'KA<l>0ON, ov, Tb, a sort of 
 spice. 
 
 AdKS, it crackled, 3 sing. a. 2. act. 
 Ion. for tXaKe, of Xtik'ho, to 
 crackle, rattle ; a. 2. tXuKOi', 
 perf. m. XiXaKa. 
 
 AaKt^aifiorioi, lov, oi, Laccdcemo- 
 nians: fr. 
 
 AoKicaifiioi', ovog, >'/, Lacedceinov , 
 a eity of Peloponnehus. 
 
 AAKK'PYZA, rig, i), loquacious, 
 chattering, abusive : lience 
 
 AaKtpvlof.iai, to chatter, abuse : 
 as if fr. Xa, Kpd'Cti), to cry. 
 
 AaKfut, in the tragic writers, for 
 Xiik'ho, to speak, say, make a 
 noise, clatter, f^ur. Or. lfJ2, 
 d^iKa tot' dp' tXaKtv, iXaKtv. 
 
 AoKi^io, to rend, tear : fr. 
 
 AuKig, iSog, i/, a fissure, rent, 
 crack, piece toni off, shred : fr. 
 X///C6W, to craeklo. 
 
 AoKicFfia, aTog, rb, a rent, piece 
 torn of, shred : fr. XoK:(^a». 
 
 AA'KKOS, ov, 6, a ditch, i)it, 
 cistern, well. Lat. locus. 
 
 AaKTi^oitra, Dor. for Xa/crj^oi/ca, 
 pres. part. f. g. fr. 
 
 Aajcn'^o;, to kick ; jump or spring; 
 beat, as the heart; spurn; f. taw, 
 perf. XtXuKTiKa; pres. ])ass. XaK- 
 Ti^ofiai, to be kicked. Th. Xd^, 
 adv., with the heels : hence 
 
 AaKTitTTtig, ov, o, one that kicks. 
 
 AAK 12 N, one of Laconia, a Spar- 
 tan : whence 
 
 AaKwii'^oj, f. iffoj, to imitate or 
 side with the Lacediemonians,be 
 concise or laconic in speaking. 
 
 Aaicwi'iKi), yg, y, viz. x<'\o«, the 
 country of Laconia in Pelopon- 
 nesus ; also a kind of shoe : fr. 
 
 AaKioriKog, ?), bv. Laconic, Lace- 
 diiemonian, of the Spartans : fr. 
 AdKiov. 
 
 AaKojviKuig, adv. in Spartan wise, 
 laconically, briefly : fr. the a- 
 bove. 
 
 AaKoji'KTfjbg, ov, 6, Laconism, an 
 imitation of the Spartans, pithi- 
 ness : fr. XrtKwj'j^w. 
 
 AaKiovof^iavHo, at, f. yffio, to liave 
 a Spartan mania : fr. Aa/cwr, 
 /jiaiviifiat. 
 
 AaXa, fd/a, wlience the Lat. word 
 lal/are, to sing lullaby, is apj)lied 
 to the nurse when soothiuir an 
 mfant to sleep. 
 
 AnXayfvvTfg, singing, chattering, 
 
 Dor. forXaXa-youvrcc- So XaXa- 
 ytvvTi for XaXayovai, they chat- 
 ter, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. fr. 
 AaXayku), to, to resound, talk 
 
 i 
 
 AAM 
 
 much and loud, chatter, sing, 
 
 twitter, murmur, gurgle : fr. 
 
 XdXaH,ayog. Th. XaXsw. Hence 
 AaXayt), yg, y, a clamour, chat- 
 
 terinir, tattle. 
 AaXd'Oo, to vociferate : fr. XaXLt. 
 AaXrt^, ayoc, o, a clamour, S(>und, 
 
 the same as XaXayy. Th. XaXfoj. 
 
 AAxM 
 
 AA'MIA, or Aajxia, ag, r), a fish; 
 the largest of the genus of 1am- 
 l>reys, so termed from the size 
 Xai/xov, of its throat ; a kind of 
 beast ; hag, hobgoblin ; a kind 
 of Ogre supposed to devour 
 children, Hor. A. P. 340. 
 
 Aafirtdg, dcor. Dor. for A///trtag, 
 
 aa:=: 
 
 AaXsovTi, Dor. for XaXuvai, they ?/,a Lemnian woiinm ;Aafii'69tv, 
 
 .speak ; fr. XaXfuj 
 AaXtvjAtg, Dor, for XaXov/xtv, 1 
 
 pi. ])res. ind. act. fr. the same. 
 AaXevvTi, Dor. for XaXovai, 3 pi. 
 
 pres. ind. act. fr. 
 AAAE'Q, w, to talk, prate, speak, 
 converse with, sing, chirp ; f. 
 7](Tuj, perf. XtXdXyKa, a. 1. IXd- 
 Xr](Tn, a. 1. subj. act. XaXyau), 
 perf. pass, XcXaX?;/(at, a. 1. pass. 
 tXaXyByi', f. 1. pass. XaXy9rj- 
 aofiai. Hence 
 AdXtjua, aTog, to, chat, talk : & 
 AdXyTiKbg, tj, bv, talkative, gab- 
 bling, lo(iuacious. 
 ArtXui, dg, y, garrulity, talk, lo- 
 quaeity,a rumour; a thing talked 
 of, discourse, conversation, act 
 of speaking. Th. XaXkoj. 
 AaXifTraroc, ov, most loquacious, 
 
 superl. fr. XdXog. 
 AaXiffTepog, comijar. more loqua- 
 cious : fr. XdXog. 
 AdXXy, yg, y, pi. XaXXat, pebbles 
 
 on the sea-shore ; Theocr. xxii. 
 30. 
 
 AaXoe, o,?/, loquacious, talkative, 
 prating : fr. XaXiio. 
 Adfia, adv. of interrogation in 
 Hebr., translated in Greek by 
 ivari ; wherefore ? why ? 
 AAMBA'NQ, to receive, take, 
 comprehend, admit, take upon 
 oneself, undertake, attempt, un- 
 dergo, gain, obtain, meet with, 
 seize, surprise, grasp, lay hold 
 of, snatch ; conceive ; detect, 
 convict, condemn ; Xa/</3aj'5ii/ 
 ^leTafiiXttav, to rei)ent ; alcio, 
 reverence ; TrtTpai', attempt ; 
 SiKiiv, punish ; KaKbv, suffer ; 
 Soph. Aj. 348. Xafi(3dvofiai, mid, 
 with a gen , to take hold of, seize; 
 blame, reproach: tXnfii3dvocrav, 
 for fcXd///3ttvor, they were receiv- 
 ing, 3 pi. impf. Ezek. xxii. 12, 
 iXdf3o(Tav for tXafiov, 3 pi. a. 2. 
 Deut. i. 25 ; f. Xyxpo/Jiai, perf. 
 XkXy<pa, Att. t'iXytpa, inf. eiXy- 
 (pn>ai,Si. part. i)f. XeX/y^wg, vXa, 
 vg, Atf. eiXyfpujg, a, 2, ind. tXa- 
 (3ov,a. 2. imper. XdjSe, Att. Xaj3e, 
 A: in 2 pi. XdjitTS, a. 2. opt. act, 
 X«/iot/ii, oig, VI, a, 2, subj. Xd/Soj, 
 yg, y, a. 2. inf. Xa(3tXv, a. 2. part, 
 X(t(3iov, ovTog, perf, pass. Att. 
 (IXy filial, \pai, tttgi, part. tiXyf.t- 
 fiivog, poet. XtXiififiivog, a. 1. 
 pass, fcXi/0O//i', yg, J/, inf, Xy(p9lj- 
 vai, part, Xy<p9eig. 
 
 one's self, behave ostentatiously: 
 fr, XnnTrpog. 
 Aanirpiog, si)len(lidly, brightly, 
 clearly, manifestly, adv. fr. the 
 same. 
 AanTTTyp, iipog, b, a torch, lan- 
 ^ ,. ^ ., - tern, lamp-stand : fr.Xdfiirio. 
 
 Ad fiex, 6, n&nm of a man, undecL AafirrTripovxia, ag, y, a holding 
 Hebr. poor. (395) 
 
 Dor. for Ayi.iv69ev, from Lem 
 
 nos. 
 AafiTTahii^pofiia, ag, y, a torch- 
 race, race with lighted torches : 
 
 fr. Xa/nrdg, cp(')i.iog. 
 AanTTu^yi^opia, ag. Ion. -ly, yg, »), 
 
 a torch-l)earing, transferring of 
 
 the torch to a successor : ik 
 Aa/xTTa()y<f)6pog, b, y, bearing a 
 
 torch : fr. Xa/uTrag, (pspm. 
 AaixTrdciov, ov, Tb, a small torch, 
 
 or lamp ; surgeon's bandage : 
 
 dimin. fr. Xafnrdg. 
 Aaf.i7raSouxog, b, y, holding or 
 
 carrying a torch : fr. Xa^indg, 
 
 AafiTrdg, ddog, y, a torch, lamp ; 
 fiery meteor ; warlike engine ; 
 as adj. shining, illumined with 
 torches : fr. XdfXTrio. 
 Aa/jiTrfTdu), a>, the same as the th. 
 Xrt/iTTw, to shine. 
 AafXTreToiovTa, shining, for Xafi- 
 TTtTwvra, poet. ace. sing. pres. 
 jjart. So XafXTTSToojvTt, poet, for 
 Xa^TreTutvTi, dat. sing. part, of 
 the above. 
 AajHTryvri, yg, y, a kind of car- 
 riage, stately and splendid ; a 
 palanquin : fr. Xdfnru), 
 AafxiryviKbg, b, y, belonging to 
 such a carriage or litter as the 
 above. 
 AafXTrpid^a, gen. Dor. fr. Aafx- 
 
 TToidcyg, ov, b, a proper name. 
 AafiTTpbg, a, bv, bright, splendid, 
 resplendent, shining, magnifi- 
 cent, illustrious, clear, evident ; 
 compar. Xa^tTrporfpog, superl, 
 XainrpoTttTog. Th, Xd^Tno. 
 AafiirpoTyg, yTog, y, brightness, 
 splen<lour, magnificence, glory : 
 fr. the same. 
 AafXTrpoipiovia, ag. Ion. -ly, yg, »), 
 clearness of voice, a clear voice: 
 AaiJ,7rp6(pojvog, b, y, having a 
 clear voice ; superl. XafiTTpo(p(ij- 
 voTttTog : fr. Xa/UTrpbg, pujvy. 
 AafiTrpvi'u), f. vvio, to cause to 
 shine, render splendid, brighten, 
 enlighten, adorn, distinguish ; 
 mid. to shine, distinguish one's 
 self, become illustrious, vaunt 
 
 or bearing of torches ; watch to 
 give signals ])y torches or beacon- 
 fires : fr. XafiTTTyp, tx^. 
 
 AA'MOQ, to give light, .shine, 
 glitter, beam,be clear; i'.Xdfx^j/oj, 
 perf. XtXaf.i(l)a, a. 1. tXo/n//a, a. 
 1. imper. Xa/ii/zor, dru), a. 2. inf. 
 Xufixl/ai. 
 
 Aafivpia, ag, y, eloquence, wit, 
 lo(|uacitv, imj)udence : fr, 
 
 AAMYPO'S, d, bv, profound, 
 deep, eloquent, sprightly; awful, 
 
 terrific, imi)udent. Hence 
 Aafivpiog, adv. eloquently, flu- 
 ently. 
 Aafi(p9€hiv, yg, »;, a. 1. opt, pass. 
 
 Ion. for Xy(p9ti}iv. So Xan<p9ij- 
 
 vai, for Xy(p9yvai, a. 1. inf. 
 
 Xafi^9(:ig, for Xri(p9ttg, a. 1 , part. 
 
 pass. Ion. fr. Xa/</3a»/o>, to take, 
 
 f. Xyxpofiai. 
 Aduxpai, a. 1. inf, act, Xa^xl/dTio, 3 
 
 sing. a. 1, imper. act. of Xdfnrio, 
 
 to shine. 
 
 Ad^^aKOv,Lampsacum, the name 
 of a city. 
 
 Aa/uxf/ig, 6it)c, y, brightness, sjilen- 
 
 dour, brilliancy : fr. Xdixniu. 
 Adfxrpofjai, y, (Tai, Ion. & Xafi- 
 xl/ovfiai. Dor. for Xy^pofxai, f, 1. 
 m. fr. Xafijidvu). 
 Aav9dvtfiog ijpa, the still time of 
 year in which the wind is silent 
 and not lieard : fr. the word fol- 
 lowing, & dvif.iog, wind. 
 AavBdvix), or Xy9u>, Dor. X«0w, to 
 escape notice, elude, lie hid, be 
 concealed, be unknown ; cause 
 to forget. When joined with a 
 participle of any other verb, it 
 is translated adverbially, insen- 
 sibly, unawares, without suspi- 
 cion ; while the participle is 
 translated like its verb, but of 
 the same mood and tense as 
 Xav9dvit} ; thus 'EXaOov Tivtg 
 KtvlaavTtg dyykXovg, Heb. xiii. 
 2, some unawares have enter- 
 tained angels ; ^ar9dvovTfg Xt- 
 Xy9a(n, they learned insensiblv ; 
 f. Xy<Tio, a. 2. tXoBov, &. by re- 
 dupl. XkXa9op ; it has no perfect 
 active; Xai'Bdvonai, to forget, 
 perf. pass. XiXyafxai, a. 1, i)ass. 
 tXy(y9yv tS; lXy9yv, pei-f, m. Xk- 
 Xy9a : see th. Xy9ui. 
 Aavbg, tD, Dor. for Xyvbg, ov, 6, 
 a press for wine or oil. 
 AA'S,adv. with the heel or heels: 
 
 hence the Latin calx. 
 Ad^aaBai, Dor. for Xy^aoBai, a. 
 1, inf. m. fr. the disused Xyx^o 
 for Xayxdi'io, to gain i)y lot, a. 2. 
 iXaxov, perf. m. XsXoyx"- 
 Ad^tvfia, aTog, Tb, a paved way, 
 
 l)avement : & 
 .\dKtvmg,tiog, y, the art of cut- 
 ting or polishing stone : & 
 Aa^evTypior, ov, Tb, an instru- 
 ment to cut or polish stones ; a 
 
 m 
 
AAn 
 
 clusel : & 
 
 Aa^«ur*}(,',or',6,a hewer of stones: 
 
 AaS,tuT 6g, ?), OP, graven on or 
 hewn out of stone or roek : fr. 
 
 Aa^ct;a>, to tut, hew, or polish 
 stone : fr. Xag, ^suj. 
 
 Aa^iQ, toi;, ?/,a share, portion; for 
 \i)Kig, or fr, Xaxtrng, hy sync. 
 XaKig: see Xayx^*'^- 
 
 Aa^TrdrTjTog, 6, t), trodden under 
 foot, destroyed : fr. Xa|, Trariu). 
 
 AaoCiKtia, ag, //, Lat. Laodicea, 
 the name of a city ; in Greek, 
 rights of the people : hence 
 
 Aao^iKivQ, koQ, 6, of Laodicea. 
 
 AaoCiKt], tjg, »/, LaodicCj the name 
 of a virgin. 
 
 AaoKaraijdTOQ, 6, >), cursed or 
 execrated by the people : fr. 
 Xabg, KUTapdufiai. 
 
 Aaojjikceia, the proper name of a 
 woman. 
 
 Aaoi.udovTidcr}g, ov, 6, the son of 
 Laomedon : fr. 
 
 Aaoix'i.^i,)v,ovTog, o, Laomedon, a 
 proper name. 
 
 AaoTraQi)g, kog, 6, >), suffered by 
 the people : fr. Xabg, Trdax^- 
 
 AaoTTopog, u, 7), affording a pas- 
 sage for the people : fr. Xabg, 
 TTopog. 
 
 AAO'S, ov, b, Att. Xtujg, ti, 6, a 
 people, comnmnity, nation, the 
 public; Xaoi, 01, forces, soldiers. 
 
 Aao(ji(3f)g, eug, b, ij, revered by 
 the people : fr. Xabg, (xitSofiai. 
 
 Aaoacroog, b, ?/, a saviour or pre- 
 server of the people ; fr. Xabg, 
 (Totjj : that stirs or disturbs the 
 people, rouses them to battle; fr. 
 Xabg, aeiit). 
 
 AaoTpbipog, b, 7), that nourishes 
 or maintains the people : & 
 
 Aaorpotpog, 6, >/, nourished by 
 the people : fr. Xabg, Tpi(()io. 
 
 Arto006po(,-, 6, )}, destructive to 
 the people : fr. Xabg, (pOeipu). 
 
 Aao(p6vog, o, 7), slaying the peo- 
 ple : fr. Xabg, (pkvu). 
 
 Aaocpopog, Att. Xtijj(p6pog, ov, 6, 
 7), bearing or carrying the peo- 
 ple ; bcbg X., a public road : fr. 
 Xabg, <p'spu}. 
 
 AAITAZli, & Aa7rd(Tff(o or drriOj 
 
 AAS 
 
 AATII'ZQ, f. tVw, to bear oneself 
 proudly, vaunt oneself, as if fr. 
 Xa, tTTog. 
 
 AaTTiOiig, ov, 6, pi. AaTriOai, 01, 
 Lapltkiv, a people of Thessaly, 
 who engaged with the Centaurs, 
 
 Adiria^ia, arog, rb, a boasting: A: 
 
 Aa'maT7)g, ov, b, lying, voluptu- 
 ous, vaunting, trifling : XaTrt^w. 
 
 AA'IITQ, f. \//(ii, perf. XtXacpa, to 
 drink up by licking, as dogs do, 
 lap, lick u]), drink greedily, 
 swallow. 
 
 AAPZNO'S, 7), bv, well-fed, fat. 
 
 AapKiSiov, rb, a little basket ; 
 dim. fr. 
 
 AAPKO'S, ov, b, an osier-basket. 
 
 AapvaKoyviog, ov, b, »/, resem- 
 bling a box or case ; an epithet 
 of the syrinx or pipe; it is found 
 in the Syrinx of Tlieocr. or Sim- 
 mias : fr. XdpraK. (pkouj. 
 
 AA'PNAS, aKog, 7), a chest, coffer, 
 ark, urn. 
 
 AA'POS, ov, b, Lat. lanat, a 
 greedy bird, sea-mew ; a pilfer-* 
 er ; as if fr. Xdu, to desire : but 
 
 Aapbg, a, bv, agreeable, grateful, 
 l>lt"asant, sweet ; comj)ar. Xnpw- 
 repog ; superl. Xapiirarog :' fr. 
 the same, or Trapd to tXapotK 
 
 Aapvyyi^io, f. itno, Att. ia),'to ut 
 ter a lioarse sound, cry aloud, 
 bawl, vociferate : fr. 
 
 AA'PYrS, vyyog, b, the orifice of 
 the windpipe, the throat, wind- 
 
 AAY 
 
 AA'SIOS, b, //, hairy, rougli, 
 bristly, shaggy, bushy, grassy; 
 manly, stout, courageous. 
 
 AA'SKQ, to speak, speak aloud, 
 proclaim, revile, yelj), bark, cry 
 aloud, crack, clash, crash, ring : 
 fr. XaXkoj. 
 
 \d(TTavpog, ov, b, immodest. 
 
 Aao-oJ, Dor. for Xiyaw, f. 1. fr. 
 XrjOio, to escaj)e notice. 
 
 AA'TAS, ayog, 1), the spilling of 
 liquor from the cup and the 
 noise of its fall into the vessel at 
 the game of jc6rra/3oe; the name 
 of a four-footed beast. 
 
 Aarot^ag, a, b, Dor. f«)r A?/rou'/;e, 
 ov, b, Leto'ides, Apollo, son of 
 Latona : fr. Aijroj. 
 
 Aarofiiio, Q, to cut and polish 
 stones, liew or cut out of stone, 
 quarry stones ; with an ace. ; f. 
 V(Tuj, a. 1. tXaro/i//(Ta, perf. Xt- 
 XarojxtjKa, perf. pass. XtXaro- 
 t^nnai, part. XtXarofiTj^kvog, 
 V, ov : fr. Xarofiog. Hence 
 
 Aaroniifict, arog, rb, stone hewn 
 or cut out, a rock : & 
 
 Aaro^rirbg, t), bv, cut in stone, 
 hewn, hollowed out of stone. 
 
 ])ipe, gullet. 
 
 f. |tu, to empty, evacuate, de- 
 stroy, soften, pillage, plunder, 
 sack. 
 
 AdTraOog, ov, 7), & AdiraOov, ov, 
 rb, a ditch, trench in the earth; 
 lapatham, sorrel : fr. the above. 
 
 Aajrdpa, ag, 7), Sc Adyrapov, ov, 
 rb, the space between the ribs 
 and the hip, the flank : fr. 
 
 Aa-n-apbg, a, bv, void, empty, thin, 
 lank, hollow. Th. XaTraJw. 
 
 AA'nH, 7}g, or Aairi^, iig, »), mu- 
 cus, phlegm. 
 
 AaTTTJvat, a. 2. inf. pass. fr. XaTr- 
 7-a>, f. xj/uj, to drink up by lick- 
 ing, lap. 
 
 Aapy^w, to cry out : fr. Xupvy^, 
 
 which is the organ of cryhig 
 
 aloud. 
 Adg, Xdog, b, a stone, contr. fr. 
 
 Xdag. 
 Aaaaia, ag, 7), the name of a city; 
 
 in Greek, hairy, grassy. 
 Aacrdfuvog, Dor. for X'ljffdfitvog, 
 
 rj, ov, having forgotten, a. 1. pt. 
 
 m. of XriOu), or Xai^Odvio, to es- 
 cape notice ; f. Xijfrw. 
 AA'SANON, ov, rb, Lat. Iasa}iu}n, 
 
 an earthen j)ot, chamber-pot ; 
 
 close-stool. 
 AdaSeo, take, Dor. for Xd^ov, 
 
 pres. imper. of Xdacofiai, Dor. 
 
 for Xd^ofiai, to take. 
 AacTtvfieO', Dor. for Xijao^tBa, 1 
 
 pi. f. L m. oiXavBdvio, f. L m. 
 
 Xriaofiai, Dor. Xaffovfiai, & Xa- 
 
 (Tivfiai, y, tirai. 
 AA'SBH, 7]g, 7), a sneer, scorn, 
 
 derision, mockery, contempt. 
 Aaa07)fxev, a. I. inf. pass. Dor. for 
 Xa(T97)vai, of X»;0w, Dor. XdGw, 
 to escape notice ; perf. i)ass. Xe- 
 Xr](Tfiai, Dor. XiXatrnai, a. L 
 pass. iXaaOijv. 
 Aaaiavxtjv, tvog, b, 7), having a 
 shaggy neck: fr. Xdffwg, avxnv. 
 AamoKutipog, b, »/, that is deaf 
 from being hairy or shaggy: fr. 
 Xdaiog, Kw<p6g. 
 
 (39G) 
 
 Aaro^iog, b, 7), a stone-cutler, tool 
 for cutting stone: fr. Xdg, rtfivu). 
 
 AA'TOS, ov, 6, Lat. latus, the 
 name of a delicate fish, Athen. 
 vi. 17. 
 
 Aarptia, ag, 7), service, ministry; 
 religious woi-sliip ; a female ser- 
 vant : fr. Xarptvu). Th. Xdrpig. 
 
 Adrpivna, arog, rb, servitude, 
 service : & 
 
 Aarpivrijg, ov, b, a worshipper ; 
 hired servant, slave : fr. 
 
 Aarpsvu), to serve, minister to, 
 worship devoutly, sacrifice to, 
 devote, dedicate ; with dat. ; f. 
 (Tio, perf. XtXdrptVKa, a. 1. iXd- 
 rptvaa : fr. Xdrpig, or fr. Xa, 
 particle intens. & rptco. 
 
 Adrpiv, ace. sing. Xdrpim, dat. 
 pi. fr. Xdrpig, log, a servant. 
 
 Adrpiog, a, oj', of a servant, ser- 
 vile, servhig for hire : th. 
 
 AA'TPIS, iog,b, 7), a slave, male 
 or fenuile, brought into the com- 
 mon stock by the wife at her 
 maiTiage, servant, hireling, mer- 
 cenary soldier : perhaps fr. Xti- 
 Kofxai. 
 
 Adrpov, ov, rb, a servant's wages, 
 
 hire, pay : fr. the above. 
 
 Adrvfivov, ov, rb, the name of a 
 
 city. 
 
 AarvTrsuj, Cj, f. ?'/(Ta»,to hew stone, 
 to build with stones. Th. X^lg, 
 rvTrrio. 
 
 AAYKANI'A, or XiVKOvia, ag, 7), 
 the throat, palate : as if fr. 
 Xavu). 
 
 Aavpa, ag, 7), a broad way, street, 
 
 lane, passage, pass, sewer : fr. 
 AAY^^POS, a, ov, wide-mouthed, 
 
 AAX 
 
 broad, abundant : as if fr. Xa, 
 evpvg, broad. 
 
 Aavpwg, adv. broadly, abundant- 
 ly : fr. the above. 
 
 Aaino,to enjoy; whenceaTroXauw: 
 see Xdat, to will. 
 
 Aa(j)vynbg, ov, 6, voracity, glut- 
 tony : fr. Xacpvaaio. 
 
 Ad-pvpa, lov, rd, spoils taken from 
 the living, booty, plunder. Th. 
 Xdfiio, XiXa<pa. Hence 
 
 Aacpvpsio, u), f. //(Tto, to rob, spoil. 
 
 Attipvpo TTioXi u), Cj, to sell the spoils : 
 fr. 
 
 Aa(pvpo7ru)X7]g, ov, 6, one who sells 
 spoils taken in war: fr. Xd<pvpa, 
 
 TTioXklO. 
 
 AA4>r'22Q, or Aacpbrroj, f. ^w, 
 to swallow or devour greedily, 
 gobble up, pour out, consume in 
 luxury : as if fr. Xdnno. 
 
 Aacpvariog, ia, lov, a glutton, one 
 who devours : fr. the above. 
 
 AAXAI'Nll, to dig up vegetables, 
 dig ; f. avat, perf. XtXdxayKa. 
 
 Aaxai'iia, ag, 7), the cultivation 
 or gathering of pot-herbs, herb- 
 age, a kitchen-garden : fr. 
 
 Aaxavtvofjiai,f. evcrojucu, to cul- 
 tivate, i»roduce, gather, or use 
 vegetables : fr. 
 
 Adxdi'ov, ov, rb, pot-herbs, vege- 
 tables : fr. Xaxaivut. 
 
 AaxavoTTwXtirpia, ag, & -oTrioXig, 
 itog, >/,a woman tliat sells herbs 
 or vegetables, green-grocer : fr. 
 Xdxavov, TTioXiio. 
 
 Adxtia, ag, >'/, ground easy to 
 dig ; or the name of an island • 
 
 AEr 
 
 fr. Xaxaivio. 
 Aaxtlv, to have gained by lot, 
 
 a. 2. inf. act. Xa^c, a. 2. imper. 
 
 act. of Xayxdvu), to gain by lot; 
 
 f. Xt'i^io, i>erf. XtXt}xa, Att. e'lXt]- 
 
 X«, a. 2. tXaxov, perf. m. XkXoy- 
 
 X« ; Xaxi^v dtSav, to die. Find. 
 Auxi(rig, ewg, 7), Lachesis, one of 
 
 the Fates : fr. Xayxdvio. 
 •^"X'/j 'K> V, the same as Xdxog, 
 
 eog, rb, a lot : fr. the same. 
 Aayijvag, a. I. part. act. fr. Xa- 
 
 Xaivo), to dig; f. avoj, a. I. iXd- 
 
 Xz/frt. 
 Aaxfibg, ov, 6, a lot : fr. Xayxd- 
 
 vi» ; also, for XaKrifffibg, a kick- 
 
 mg. 
 
 Aaxvatig, ii'rog, Dor. for Xa- 
 
 Xvi'/fef, hairy, shaggy : fr. 
 AA'XNH, Tjg, 7), down, soft hair, 
 
 wool, nap, frieze ; foam of the 
 
 sea : fr. Xa, x^ovg. 
 Aaxv)]ng, ecraa, 6 v,hairy, shaggy, 
 
 rough : fr. the above. 
 Aaxi'oyviog, b, 7), having hairy 
 
 limbs : fr. Xdxi'fj, yvlov. 
 Aaxi'ovrai, he bec<jmes jiairy : 
 
 3 sing. fr. Xaxvoofiai, ov^ai: fr. 
 
 Xdxv)h 
 Aaxvo)h)g, tog, b, 7), woolly, 
 
 hairy, shaggy : fr. Xax^i;, ti^o^. 
 
 AaxoiT]v, rjg, t}, I may have gain- 
 ed by lot, Att. for Xdxoijjii, oig, 
 01, a. 2. opt. act. fr. Xayxdvut, 
 a. 2. tXaxo7\ 
 
 Adxog,eog, rb, a lot, portion: fr. 
 Xayxdvuj, a. 2. tXaxov. 
 
 AaxovfTa, having gained by lot ; 
 a. 2. itart. act. f. jr. fr. 
 
 Aaxuiv, ov<7a, bv, having gained 
 by lot, having shared the chance, 
 a. 2. part, of Xayxdvo), a. 2. 
 tXaxov. 
 
 Aaxpdv}], Tig, 7), Lat. lapsana, a 
 kind of wild cabbage, wild cole- 
 wort. 
 
 Aa\pevfiai, or Aaxpovnai, 7], iirai, 
 Dor. for Xij^pofiai, 7j, erat, f. L 
 m. of Xa^lidvu), to take ; f. X/}- 
 y^ofiai, a. 2. tXafSov. 
 
 Aaxpy, you will take. Dor. for Xt}- 
 i^jj, 2 sing. f. I. m. See Xaxl^eu- 
 fiai. 
 
 AA'Q, to see, eye with desire, 
 covet, choo.se, will, wish ; Xoi, 
 Dor. Markl. Eur. Suppl. 221. 
 Hence Xavio, to enjoy, by ple- 
 onasm of v : whence diroXavio, 
 the .same. 
 Aau)C7jg,^ eog, b, 7), popular : fr. 
 
 Xabg, tiSog. 
 Aka, ag, 7), the stone or weight 
 which the weaver fastens to the 
 web while weaving : fr. Xdg, by 
 contr. for Xdag, b, a stone ; al.so 
 Xf/a, & Xaid. 
 Ataiva, ag, 7), Lat. leoena, alioness : 
 fr. XkttJv, a lion. 
 Aia'nno, same as Xeiaivio, to make 
 smooth, plane, polish ; bruise, 
 pound, waste ; f. avCj, a. 1. IXk- 
 7iva. Th. Xtiog, smooth. 
 Aedvai, a. 1. inf. act. of the verb 
 
 preceding. 
 Asavcpog, ov, b, Leander, a pro- 
 per name. 
 At/3/3rttoe, ov, b, the name of an 
 apostle ; in Hebrew meaning, 
 prudent, .sage. 
 AEBHPrs, idog, //, the slough or 
 cast-oft" skin of a snake or insect: 
 shell of a bean, hull, husk : fr. 
 XsTTio, to strip off. 
 AE'BHS, 7]rog, b, Lat. h'bes, a 
 cauldron, kettle, tub, basin, urn: 
 as if fr. Xt/3w, for Xf (/3w. 
 Af/3/;rt?a>, f. 'ktio, to put into a 
 
 cauldron, boil : fr. the above. 
 Ae^iovd, the name of a town, Jud. 
 xxi. 19. 
 Asys(]jv, wvog, b, a legion : fr. the 
 
 Latin fegio. 
 AETNON, ov, rb, or Aeyvtj, rjg, 
 7), a fringe, border, sewn on the 
 skirt of a garment. Hence 
 Aeyviorbg, /), bv, fringed. 
 AtybfitOtv, we are said, yEol. for 
 XeyofxtOa, 1 pi. pr. pass, of Xf ya>, 
 to say. 
 Aeyofxeg, Dor. for Xeyofjiev, we 
 say. 
 
 (397) 
 
 AEI 
 
 Aiyovrt, they say. Dor. for Xi- 
 
 yovm : fr. 
 AE ri2, Lat. lego, to gather, col- 
 lect, choose ; tell, say, speak ; 
 mention, recite, recount ; num- 
 ber, reckon ; call, name ; read ; 
 make to lie down ; in the mid. 
 to lie down, sleep ; Xeyttv r))v 
 tfiijv x^P^^f Eur. Or. 1547, to 
 say for my sake, und. tig ; iXtye 
 St rbv 'lovdav, John vi. 7I, he 
 spoke of Judas ; tv Xtytiv rivd, 
 to treat with fair words ; KaKuig 
 X. rivd, to speak ill oft* ; rb Xe- 
 yo/xtyov, Kara being und., ac- 
 cording to the saying or proverb; 
 fut. Xktio ; perf. XtXexa, a. I. 
 tXt^a, a. 2. tXtyov, perf. pass. 
 XeXtyfiai, perf. m. XtXoya. 
 Af7iXa(Tia, ag, 7), a plundering, 
 ravaging ; the action of hini who 
 XtrjXartl, carries oft' plunder, as 
 mXtiav tXai'vti ; also, booty. 
 Atr)Xarkio, w, f. /yrrw, to drive off, 
 carry away or hunt after booty; 
 waste, depopulate : fr. Xeia, 
 tXavi'O). 
 AEI'A, ag, 7), booty, plimder. 
 Aeiayoptj, 7]g, >), the proper name 
 of a woman, sweetly speaking : 
 fr. Xtlog, dyopdofiai. Th. dynpd. 
 Atiaivio, to smooth, level, polish; 
 f. avoJ, a. L tXtiTjva. Th. XtXog. 
 AEI'BQ, llbo, to offer libation, 
 drop, distil, pour, shed tears ; f. 
 ^//w, perf. XtXtKpa ; there is also 
 the form €t/5w. Ion. & yEol. 
 Atitvfxai, Dor. for Xtiovj-iai, pres. 
 pass, of Xtiou), f. wcrw, to smooth. 
 Th. Xtlog, smooth. 
 Aeii}vav, they made level, 3 j)l. 
 a. I. ind. act. Ion. for iXt it] vav ; 
 fr. Xtiaivoj. 
 AtTKvov, or AiKvov, ov, rb, a win. 
 nowing-fan, sieve, cradle. 
 Atlfia^, aKog, b, >), = Xti/xiov. 
 AtliJfia, arog, rb, remnant, re- 
 mainder, the same as Xti^avov, 
 ov, rb. Th. XfiTTw, to leave. 
 AE1M12'N, Hivog, b, a meadow: 
 as if fr. XeijSoj, because well- 
 watered. 
 AtifiMviog, a, ov, belonging to a 
 
 meadow : & 
 Ati/j.ojv60t, from a meadow : fr. 
 
 Xtifiujv. 
 Atioyevtiog, b, r), smooth-chinned, 
 
 beardless : fr. XtXog, ykvtiov. 
 AtioyXioaaog, 6, 7), smooth- 
 tongued, flattering, artfully 
 fawning : fr. Xtlog, yXwffaa. 
 Aeiovrofidxrjg, ov, b, one who 
 fights with a lion : fr. Xeiujv for 
 Xku)i', fidxofiai. 
 AEI~01\ a, ov, Lat. la'ds, smooth, 
 not rough, slippery, glossy, po- 
 lished, sleek, level, even, com- 
 plete ; mild, gentle ; reduced to 
 powder. 
 Ati6r7]g, ijrog, 7), smoothness : fr. 
 
■H I 
 
 AEI 
 
 the preceding. 
 
 Aeiovffiv, to lions, for Xloucriv, by 
 poet, ectas. dat. pi. fr. Xkujv, 
 ovTog, 6, a Hon, 
 
 Atiouj, at, f. (U(Ttt», to smooth, po- 
 lish, rub to powder. Th. Xtlng. 
 
 Ainroyafiog, 6, //, de^ertinu; the 
 marriage-bed : fr. XtiTrtu, -ycifxoi:. 
 
 AuTToOvfiia, UQ, >'/, faint-hearted- 
 nesH, a swoon : fr. Xuttco, Ov^ioq. 
 
 AtiTToi/avg, tiog, o, //, a deserter 
 from a ship : fr. XtiVcu, i^tvg. 
 
 AftTTOTrarwp, opog, 6, j/,desertinjj: 
 his father : fr. XtiTno, iraTijp. 
 
 Aei7ro(TTpaTia, ag, i), or lov, ov, 
 TO, desertion : fr. XtiTTcj, arpa- 
 Tog. 
 
 Aft7ro»//i<^6w, to faint ; f. t)aio : fr. 
 XttTToj, V^^XV? Vj the Soul. 
 
 AfiTTorpvxovvra, aee. sing, part, 
 pres. of the preceding. 
 
 AttTrrsoj/, it is necessary to leave, 
 verbal adj. fr. 
 
 AEI'nQ, to leave, neglect, for- 
 sake, desert, qu't,abandon, spare, 
 remain, fail, be wanting ; f, \puj, 
 peri'. XiXiirpa, a. 1. tXii\l/a, a. 2. 
 tXi7roi>, perf. pass. XtXtififiai, 
 perf. m. XtXonra. Henee Engl. 
 to leave ; with a gen. it signifies 
 less than, as tr// fipaxv Xti-Trov- 
 Ta tCjv fivpliov Kai OKraKiaxi- 
 Xtw V, Diod. S, vears comintisome- 
 thing short of 18,000 ; the quan- 
 tum of deficiency, if expressed, 
 is put in the dat.; iiri Tr)v TrptJ- 
 Tijv 'OXf/zTTtrtf a dvo7v XtiTropTa 
 Tutv Tpiaicoaiutv kcu rpu'iicovra, 
 Diod. S. i. p. 4, lacking two of 
 330 years ; XtiTropai, to be left, 
 remain, be exceeded by, inferior 
 to, less than ; ovk tXftVovro tCjv 
 TToXtijjv, ai tTTi Ovpaig tlfri T^ig 
 Jliarfgj Philostr. viii. 15, they 
 were no whit behind those cities 
 near to Pisa. 
 
 Ai'iTTuxra, Dor. for XtiTroixra, pr. 
 part, f. g. fr. XttTrw, to leave. 
 
 Atipipog, 7), ov, also Xipivog, rj, ov, 
 the same as 
 
 Atipiofig, icraa, tv, of the lily, 
 lily- like, sweet, tender. Th. 
 Xtipiov. 
 
 AiipiokcFffy, dat. sing. f. g. fr. Xfi- 
 piotig. 
 
 A E i' PION, &. XipioVjOv, r6,?i/mw, 
 a lily, daffodil. 
 
 Afinbg, a, bv, slender, pale, wan : 
 as if fr. Xtlog, small. 
 
 AiicTog, r), bi>, liable or likely to 
 be plundered : fr. Xt'ia. 
 
 AeiTog, tj, bv, public : fr. Xabg, 
 Att. Xtujg, the people, by Ion. 
 resolut. Xqirog. 
 
 AtiTovpysu), w, to officiate, admi- 
 nister, discharge some public 
 office ; serve the state in any 
 way ; minister hi sacred offices; 
 f. ijauj, pf. XiXtiTOvpyijKa, a. 1. 
 iXiiTovpyrjaa, a. 1. inf. act. Xh- 
 
 AEA 
 
 rovpytjcrai : fr. Xeirovpyog. 
 Aarovpyia, ag, i), official duty. 
 
 ministry, public service ; hence 
 
 Engl, liturgy: fr. XtiTovpyog. 
 AetTovpyiicbg, j), bv, ministering 
 
 publicly : fr. the above. 
 AtiTovpybg, ov, o, one who dis- 
 charges or performs some public 
 
 duty ; a minister of the church: 
 
 fr, XeiTog, tpyov. 
 AEIXH'N, fp'og, y), lichen, a scab; 
 
 the ring-worm ; a kind of herb. 
 \ii\i]Viop, a name given to a 
 
 mouse in the Batrachom.: fr. 
 
 Xfi'x''^* ar>'/p. 
 AsLxopvX)), i]g, }'/, the name of a 
 
 mouse, ibid.: fr. Xtc^a;, /xuX;;. 
 AtixoTTiva^, a name given to a 
 
 mouse, ibid.: fr. Xdx^o, Trtj'a^. 
 AEI'XQ, lingo, to lick, lap ; f. ^lo, 
 
 perf. XkXfixa. 
 Aetxpav, Ion. for tXii\pav, 3 pi. 
 
 a 1. act. of XtiTTo), to leave ; f. 
 
 Anxl^avijXoyog, b, //, a collector of 
 
 fragments : fr. Xsyoj : 6i 
 Ati\pavou, oi;,ro, a relic, remnant, 
 
 remains. Th. Xtiiruj, to leave. 
 AtiMV, poet, for Xkiov, ovrog, 6, a 
 
 lion. 
 Atiujg, adv. of XtTog, smoothly, 
 
 evenly. 
 Jiiiionig, eiog, i), a smoothing, po- 
 lishing : fr. 2 pers. perf. pass, 
 
 of Xeioio. Th. Xtlog. 
 AEKA'NH, rjC' V-> a dish, platter, 
 
 plate ; Att. for XaKcivrj : fr. Xa, 
 
 Xciivio, from its breadth. 
 AtKCiviov, ov, TO, a little dish or 
 
 plate ; dim. fr. the above. 
 AiKiGorrioXigy iCog, //, a seller of 
 
 j)ea-soup. Th. TrojXkio. 
 AE'KieOS, ov, ii, the yolk of an 
 
 egg ; 6, i)ea-soup. 
 Affcog, ov, 6, or A'kKoQ, iog, to, a 
 
 plate or trencher : thence Xtnig, 
 
 & dimin. XtKiOKog. 
 AtKTiov, it is necessary to be 
 
 told, verb. adj. fr. Xiyio, to tell, 
 XfKTiKog, r), bv, eloquent: whence 
 
 XtKTiKWTttTog, superl. 
 AfKro, poet, for XtXtKTO, Ion. for 
 
 tXiXiKTO, 3 sing, plupei-f. pass. 
 
 of Xayw. 
 AeKTbg, i), bv, said, told, to be 
 
 told ; select : fr. the same. 
 AiKrpov, ov, TO, Lat, lectus, a bed, 
 
 couch. Th. Xtyio. 
 
 Af»ci;0o(:, same as Xf/ctOof, which 
 
 see. 
 
 AfXa/3«(T0at, poet, for XafitaOai, 
 a. 2. inf. m. of Xafifiavoj, to 
 take ; f. Xrjxpo^ai, a. 2. tXa^ov. 
 
 AtXa[3y<Ti, by Jon, redupl, & pa- 
 ragoge of ai, for Xd(3y, 3 sing. a. 
 2. subj. act. of the same verb. 
 
 AtXalSojjirjv, poet, for iXa(36ixi]v, 
 a. 2. m. of the same, 
 
 AkXdOa, Dor. for XfX//0a, perf. m. 
 of XrjdiOf or XavOdvio, to escape 
 (398) 
 
 
 AEA 
 
 notice ; f. Xrjffu), a. 2. tXaOov 
 AsXaOkcrOat, for XaOk^Oaif a. 
 
 inf. m. & 
 AiXdOy, for XdOy, 2 pei-s. a. 2 
 
 subj, m. &. 
 AiXaOov, for IXaOov^R. 2. ind. act. 
 
 & 
 AtXaOo/ur]!', by Ion. redupl. for 
 
 iXaOoptjv, a. 2, m. of the same. 
 AeXa/cu, ag, s, 1 sound, pert", m, 
 
 having the signif. of the pns. : 
 
 hence XtXaKvla, perf. part. m. 
 
 f. g. of XijKku), to sound, rattle, 
 
 a, 2. iXaKov. 
 AtXaKvla, see XiXaica. Others 
 
 form it fr. XaXfio, to vociferate, 
 
 perf. part. XtXaXiiKujc, via, by 
 
 sync XtXaKijjg, XtXaKvXa. 
 AtXaXf/K-a, ag, c, perf. ind. act. of 
 
 Xa^kio, to speak. 
 AtXafiTTpvvTai, it shone, 3 sing. 
 
 perf. ind. pass, of Xa^Trpvvuj ; f. 
 
 vvijj, ))ei'f. XtXdf^nrpvyKa, perf. 
 
 pass. XtXdfiTrpvfipaL : fr. Xa/x- 
 
 Trpof, splendid. Th. Xa^JTrw. 
 AtXd(Tfii9a, Dor. for XeX/'ya/xc^a, 
 
 1 pi. j)erf. pass. So 
 AeXafTfiivog, Dor. for XtXi]<Tfiivog, 
 
 perf. part, of XavOdvuj, or XifBu), 
 
 to escai)e notice. 
 AfXauTai, has been forgotten, 
 
 Dor. for XtXr](TTai, 3 sing. peH'. 
 
 pass, of XavBdvio, or XriOu). 
 AeXaxoifii, for Xdxoifii, a. 2. ope. 
 
 & 
 AeXdxioffi, may cause to share or 
 
 partake, Ion. redupl. for Xdxio^ 
 
 <Tt, 3 pi, a, 2, subj, act, of X«y- 
 
 Xai'w, to gain by lot, a. 2. tXa- 
 
 Xov. 
 AiXufj-nkvog, perf. part. pass, of 
 
 XeiTTU). 
 
 AkXenrTat, has been left, 3 sing. 
 
 l)erf. ind. pass. XtXft///iat, \l/ai, 
 
 TTTUi ; fr. XftTTtu, to leave, f. ^a», 
 
 a. 2. tXiTTov. 
 AtXiixoTsg, liaving been licking, 
 
 perf. part. act. of Xtixco, to lick ; 
 
 f. Kio. 
 AtXfxBai, perf. inf. pass. fr. Xsyw, 
 
 to say ; a. 1. pa.ss. iXfxGijv. 
 AtXi]Oa, ag, f, I have escaped 
 
 notice, j)erf. m. of XavOdvo), or 
 
 XrjOu) ; f, Xi)(Top.ui, a. 2, tXaQov. 
 AiXridoTuig, adv., clandesthiely, 
 
 privately : fr, XtXi)Qu)v, part 
 
 perf. m. fr. XavBuviv, to escape 
 
 notice. 
 A'iXr}Ka, I have spoken, perf. act. 
 
 of XaXku) ; f. ijtTiu, perf. XfXd- 
 
 Xt)Ka, by sync. XtX}]Ka ; or pei-f. 
 
 m. of XtjKsoj, for (iodo). 
 AeXijKU)g, via, bg, perf. part, of 
 
 the same. 
 AtXijpf^iai, I have been taken, pf. 
 
 pass, of Xa^t^dvu), to take ; f. 
 
 Xj7v//o/<rti, a. 2. tXafiov. 
 AtXtinftkrog, pei-f. part, of the 
 
 same. 
 AfX/>;0rtt,pcrf. inf. pass. oiXrjOuf, 
 
 ae^e; 
 
 or XaiOdvio, to escape notice, pf 
 pass, XsXT]cr/iai : but 
 AtXyicOai, with t subscribed, is fr. 
 Xijt^ojxai or Xy'Co^ai, to plunder. 
 Th. Xtia, booty. 
 A'iXt](Tpai, perf, ind. pass. XiX}]fT. 
 furag, jierf. part. pass, of XijGu), 
 or XavOdi'ut. 
 AtX)](pa, I have taken, perf. ind. 
 
 act. of Xafi(3dv(o, to take. 
 AiXitJiiki'og, ardent, earnest, bent 
 upon, impetuous, longing, ar- 
 dently desiring, with a gen. 
 Apoll. Rh. i, 1 1(>4. with an inrtn 
 iii. 1158. perf. part. pass. fr. 
 XiUo or Xidu) for XiXat'w, fr. Xdu), 
 to wish. 
 AiXoya, perf. m. of Xeyu), to say ; 
 f. ^w, perf. XtXfX"- 
 \eXoyi(TfitOa, 1 pi. perf. pass, ol 
 Xoyi'Conai. 
 
 \i:Xoyi(Tnevwg, prudently, adv. 
 fr. tlie same. 
 
 ^sXoyxa, ag, e, I have gained by 
 lot, j)erf. m. & 
 
 %tXoyx(l)g, perf. part. m. of Xay- 
 X«»'u;, to gain by lot. 
 AsXoiTra, ag, e, I have left, have 
 failed or am wanting, perf. m, & 
 XtXonrujg, oTog, perf. part. m. of 
 Xt<7ra>, to leave. 
 AtXovfiBvog, liaving been washed, 
 perf. part. i)ass. of Xovu), to 
 wash ; f. Xoiktm, perf. XiXovKa. 
 AiXoxa, or t'tXoxa, perf. ind. act. 
 
 Att. for XfXf x«. Hence 
 AtXoxvla, having brought forth, 
 
 perf. j.art. f, g. oiXixo/xai. 
 AtXvKa, ag,e, 1 have loosed, perf 
 
 ind. act. of Xvu). 
 AfXv^aty^ai, perf. pass?. Att. for 
 XeXv/jiafipai : hence 
 Af\vna(Tfjsvog, having been de- 
 stroyed, perf. part. pass. Att. of 
 Xvfiaivio ; f. avd, perf. XtXu- 
 fiayKa. Th. X/'/i?;, 
 AtXi'fisvog, ?/, ov, having been 
 
 loosed, perf, part. pass. : & 
 AeXvTai, 3 sing. perf. pass. Xc- 
 XvvTo, 3 pi. plup. pass. Ion. of 
 Xvu), to loose ; f. rrio, perf. Xs- 
 XvKa, perf. ]>ass. XsXvixai, perf. 
 iiif pass. XtXvaOai. 
 AE'MBOS, ou, 6, a skiff, bark, 
 
 pinnace. 
 Af nfxa, arog, to, bark, peel, rind, 
 
 shell, skin. Th. Xettw. 
 Akfi(pog, ov, b, thick mucus, sim- 
 plicity : but 
 A(fi<pog, TJ, ov, adj., mucous, sim- 
 ple, foolish, 
 AivTiov, ov, TO, a napkin : fr, the 
 Lat, linteum: Gr. oOoviov, ov, to. 
 Af^aTo, he told, counted, Ion. for 
 iXk^aTo, 3 sing. a. I. m. of Xeyto, 
 to say. 
 Af^fo, lie down, Ion. for Xf^ov, 
 pres. iniper. pas.«5. of XtKofxai, 
 formed fr. fut. of Xeyw. 
 AfKiSiov, ov, TO, a little word : 
 
 AEn 
 
 dimin. fr. Xe^ig. Th. Xtyw. 
 
 Ae^iKov, ov, Tb, (viz. ^ijiXlov,) 
 lexicon, a dictionary : fr. 
 
 MKig, iiog, >/, diction, expression, 
 
 style, speech, discourse, word : 
 
 ace. Xk^iv. Th. Xkyio. 
 
 AtlovvTi, they will say. Dor. for 
 
 Xk^ovm, 3 pi. f. 1. act. of the 
 
 vcrUXeyo;. 
 AkovTa, ace. sing.fr. Xko)v, ovrog, 
 
 6, a lion; plXkovrtg, dat. pi. 
 
 Xtovai. 
 AsovtItj, S. AeovTTj, ijg, »), a lion's 
 
 skin : fr, Xkiov. 
 AtovTEiog, a, ov, or -tog, b, >), of 
 
 a lion, lion-like : & 
 A(ovTi]dbv, adv,, like a lion, 
 
 boldly : fr. the .same. 
 AiovT07rdXT]g,ov, 6, a li(m-fighter, 
 
 as Hercules : fr. Xswv, TrdXtj. 
 AsovTo^ovog, b, ?), lion-slay inj; : 
 
 11. AfWI/, tpcVlO. 
 
 AeovTocpvijc, tog, b, //, sprung 
 fnmi a lion : fr. Xkiov, 0i»w. 
 
 AiTra^vov, ov, Tb, a bi'oad thong 
 which fastened the horse's neck 
 
 AE2 
 
 soil : fr. Xe-TTTog, yif. 
 AeiTTodofiog, 6, y, slightly con- 
 structed, finely spun : fr. Xf tt- 
 rbg, Cffiuj. 
 AiTTToXuyuo, Cj, f. ijcTio, to speak 
 
 subtly, discuss nicely : & 
 AtTTToKoyia, ag, »/, a fiimsy and 
 einpty discourse : fr. Xe-n-rbg, 
 Xoyog. 
 AtTrroXoyi(Tri]g^ ov, b, a nice rea- 
 soner, caviller : & 
 AeirroXoyog, 6, i/, subtle, acutely 
 
 reasoning : fr. XtTrror, Xoyog. 
 AsTTTOfUTog, b, y), woven with fine 
 
 thread : fr, XtTrrbg, fiirog. 
 Atrrrbv, ov, Tb, a very small 
 
 piece of coin, n. g, fr. 
 AEHTO'S, i), bv, thin, fine, deli- 
 cate, slight, slender, feeble, nice, 
 subtle, keen, sharp, acute, in- 
 genious ; properly, peeled oft' : 
 
 fr. XiTTlO. 
 
 AtivTOTyg, t]Tog, >/, thinnes.s, fine- 
 ness, subtlety, minuteness: fr. 
 
 XtTTTOg. 
 
 AiTTTovpyeio, w, f. ycrio, to make 
 to the yoke ; a collar ; pi. rd fine or delicate work ; argue 
 
 I 
 
 X'tTradva. Th. XfTrw. 
 
 subtlv : & 
 
 Af.7raXog,a,ov,roQVy'.iY.Xkirag.AfirTovpyrig, tog, b, >/, finely 
 AiTrapyog, 6, y, white-skhined : wrought : fr. XnrTbg, tpyov. 
 
 fr. Xeirig, dpyog. 
 AtTrag, rb, a rock, cliff", promon- 
 tory, hill. 
 Af Trdg, dSog, y), lepas or lopm, a 
 
 limpet, muscle, which adheres 
 
 to the rocks : fr. the above. 
 AinatTTfi, ijg, y), lepista, a cup, 
 
 shaped like the Xf^irdg. 
 AfTr/tJiot', 01', Tb, dim. of XtTTf^. 
 AtTTicbio, i5,f. u}(Tit), to make scalv,' 
 
 cover with scales : fr. Xtirbg. 
 AfTTi^ioTbg, i), bv, .scaly, covered 
 
 with scales : fr. the above. 
 Atrrt^io, f. i(T(o, to take off the 
 
 rind, peel, .shell : fr. XeTro^, 
 AtTTig, icog, y), a shell, scale, rind, 
 
 jieel, bark : & 
 ABTTinpa, arog, Tb, the same ; 
 
 strii)ping off the bark : & 
 AtTTog, tog, Tb, peel, rind, bark, 
 
 husk, shell, scale. Th. Xettuj. 
 AsTrpa, ag, »), lepra, the leprosy, 
 
 Th, XsTrpbg, rough. 
 Aerrpdg, dcog, //, rough, an epith. 
 
 of rocks : also the leprosy. 
 AeTTpdg, ace, pi. f, g. fr. Xtirpog. 
 AeTTpdio, w, f. yjmo, to be rough or 
 
 leprous : fr. the same. 
 AfTrpbv, ov, Tb, the lepro.sy : & 
 AcTT/ooo/irti, oi'fiai, to be leprous : 
 fr. 
 
 AEFIPO'S, d, bv, rough, rocky, 
 rngged ; scaly, scabby ; le- 
 prous : fr. XsTTog. 
 
 AfTTTaXkog, a, ov, the same as 
 XtTTTbg, thin, slender, subtle. 
 
 Ae7rTol3aOi)g, sog, b, y), of slight 
 depth, shallow : fr. XtnTog, /3d- 
 9og. 
 
 AeTTToyEujg, b, t), having a poor 
 (399) 
 
 AETTTvvio, f. vvCj, to attenuate, 
 
 render thin : fr. XeTrrog. 
 AsTTvptov, ovt TO, a little rind or 
 shell, dim. fr. 
 Aenvpbv, ov, Tb, bark, rind, 
 peel, shell of an egg, shard : 
 & 
 AtTTVpbg, a, bv, covered with bark 
 or scales ; having a husk or 
 shell. Th. XtTTw. 
 AE'na, f. \pio, to strip off the 
 rind or bark, peel, shell, scale, 
 skin, flav. 
 Afpia, ag, »/, Leria, an island, 
 whose inhabitants, Af()tot, bore 
 a bad name from their vicious 
 propensities. 
 Aspvairj, rjg, y), the name of the 
 Hydra ; fr. Aipvij, the marsh in 
 which it lived. 
 AE'PNH, Tjg, y), a lake near 
 Argos, where was a conflux or 
 sink of filth : hence the phrase 
 Aspvq KaKuJv became proverbial. 
 At(T(3iSag, ace. pi. fr. Aeafiig, 
 idog, t), Lesbis, a Le.sbian woman. 
 At(Tf5iZfiv &. Aefffiid^nv, to play 
 the Lesbian, imitate the Les- 
 bians in profligacy : & 
 Aiffliig, idog, y), a Lesbian wo- 
 man : & 
 
 A€(T(369ev, adv,, from Lesbos : 
 all i'v. 
 
 A E '2 BOS, ov, y, Lesbos, an is- 
 land. 
 
 Atax^KovTig, chattering, nom. pi. 
 pres. part, of Xtaxalu) : fr, 
 
 AE'SXH, yg, y, tiilk, conversa- 
 tion, trifles ; place for chat or 
 conversation. 
 
 V-\ 
 
SH 
 
 it 
 
 AEY 
 
 Xtffxrivtvo), f. tvffijj, to converse,! 
 chat : fr. the above. ' 
 
 AevyaXeoQy a, ov, mournful, sad, 
 destructive, pernicious, griev- 
 ous, weak, feeble : as if Xoiya- 
 Xtoc, fr. th. XoiyoQ. Hence 
 
 AtvyoXfioQ, adv. fatally, with 
 great loss or slaughter. 
 
 AtvX, & Aev)g, 6, Levi, the name 
 of a man, gen. rov AtvX, ace. 
 
 AtvT^TTjQ, ov, 6, a Levite. 
 AeviTiKog, ij, or, Levitical ; fr. 
 
 At VI. 
 AfvKaivio, to whiten ; grow white 
 
 or hoax'y ; f, avCJ, a. 1. t\tv- 
 
 Kuva, a. I. inf. XevKciimi, a. 1. 
 
 ind. pass. iXiVKdi>9r}v. Th. Xtv- 
 
 Kog. 
 AevKuvaif a. 1. inf. act. & 
 AevKai'ttQ, a. 1. part. act. fr. 
 
 XevKairiOy to whiten. 
 AevKav9ug, a. 1. part. pass. fr. 
 
 XsvKaivio, 
 AiVKar9t)g, hg, b, //, white-flow- 
 ered, hoary : fr. XivKug, dv9og. 
 AtVKai>9iK^o, to have white flow- 
 ers, grow white : fr. the same. 
 AsvKavia, ag, »), the throat : see 
 
 XavKavia. 
 AevKug, dcog,y), white: fr.XsvKog. 
 AsvKaffirig, i^og, o, t/, bearing a 
 
 white shield : fr. XtVKog, dffTrig. 
 AevKt], r]g, //, the white pojdar ; 
 
 the white leprosy : fr. Xsvkoq. 
 AevKripsTfAog, 6, //, having white 
 
 oars : fr. XevKog, tpeT^og. 
 AvKrjprjg, tog, 6, »'/, white, hoary : 
 
 fr. XtvKog, dpoj. 
 AtvKnrnor, 6, //, that has white 
 
 horses ; perhaps Xtvx^'^'^og : fr. 
 
 XtvKog, 'nrirog. 
 AtvK'iTag, a, 6, Dor. forXtVKirijg, 
 
 the same as XtvKog, white ; in 
 
 Theocr. a goat is thus named 
 
 from its colour. 
 
 AevKi Ti], T]g, y, chalk. Same th. 
 Aeyicoyctog, ou, Att. Xf ufco'yt a>e, w, 
 
 6, »}, chalky, having a white 
 
 soil : fr. XevKog,yfi. 
 AtvKo9ka, Leucothea, as if X:VK)) 
 
 6td, the white goddess, the name 
 
 of the deified Ino ; goddess of 
 
 the morning. 
 
 AvK69pi^y rpixoc, 6, //, white- 
 haired : fr. XiVKog, 9pi^. 
 .AevKo9iopa^, itKog, u, >), having a 
 white breast-plate : fr. XtVKog, 
 Oibpa^. 
 
 AevKoiov, ov, to, as if XevKOViov, 
 white violet, snow-drop. 
 
 AtvKOKvpuJV, ovog, 6, »;, foaming 
 with waves : fr. XtvKog, Kvna. 
 
 AsvKoXivov, ov, TO, white flax : 
 fr. XivKog, XiVor, flax. 
 
 AtvKoX6(pag, ov, 6, same as 
 
 AevK6Xo(pog, 6, ?/, with a white 
 crest : fr. XtvKog, X6(pog. 
 
 AsvKOfikTiDTTog, 6, r), liaviug a 
 white forehead : fr. XevKog, fxsr- 
 
 AEY 
 
 (OTTOV. Th. OTTTOjJLai. 
 
 AfVKoirdpyog, b, »/, fair-cheeked : 
 
 fr. XiVKog, Traptid, JEoL irapyd, 
 
 dg, J/, the cheek. 
 AtvKoireTpov, ov, to, a bare rock : 
 
 fr. XfVKog, TTtrpa. 
 AiVKOTTJJXvg, tu}g,b,i),wit\\ white 
 
 arms or elbows : iv.XtvKbg, izij- 
 
 AtVK0TrX)]9i)g, kng, b, r/, white- 
 crowded, filled with persons 
 clothed in white : fr. XtvKog, 
 7rXt)9og. 
 
 AevKOTTovg, TroSog, b, i), white- 
 footed; bare-footed: fr.XtvKog, 
 TTovg. 
 
 AevKOTTTtpog, 6, i), white-winged : 
 fr. XfVKog, TTTepov. 
 
 AevKoTTioXog, b, j/ftlrawn by white 
 horses : fr. XtvKbg, 7ru)Xog. 
 
 AEYKO'2, /}, or, white, bright, 
 fair, clear, pure, transparent, se- 
 rene, favourable, happy ; naked, 
 bare. 
 
 AevKO(yTe(p))g, eog, b, //, crowned 
 with white, white-wreathed, i.e. 
 with white wool : fr. XevKug, 
 
 AtVKOffTlKTOQ, 6, l), spotted wlth 
 
 white : fr. XevKog, ariC^. 
 
 AtvK6<T(pvpog, b, y), white-ankled, 
 white-footed : h.XtvKog, (T<pvp6i\ 
 
 AfVKOTtpoc, a, ov, whiter; corn- 
 par, fr, XevKog, white. 
 
 AevKOTijg, i]Tog, /y, whiteness : fr. 
 XevKog. 
 
 AevKccpaiig, iog, b, t), white-shi- 
 ning, bright : fr. XevKog, (pdog. 
 
 AivKOtppvg, vog, b, >), dyopt), hav- 
 ing a front of white marble : fr. 
 XtvKog, b(ppvg. 
 
 AiVKox^Tcov, lovoc, b, »/, white- 
 vested : fr. XtvKog, x^wr. 
 
 AtvKOxpoog, contr. XtvKoxpovg, 
 OV, b, i), white-coloured : fr. 
 
 XiVKog, XPo«. 
 AtvKoxpiog, (oTog, b, i), having a 
 
 white skin : fr. XevKog, XP^S> 
 
 Xp<tiTbg, b, body. Th. XP^<^' 
 AtvKooj, same as XtvKaivoj, to 
 
 whiten. 
 AeuKTpa, (ijv, tu, Leiictra, a city 
 
 of Bceotia. 
 AtvKLoXtvoQ, b, Tj, white-armed : 
 
 fr. XevKug, ojXkvt]. 
 AtvKojpa, ccTog, to, a white tablet, 
 
 catalogue, list ; white spot in 
 
 the eye ; white of an egg. Th. 
 
 XevKog. 
 Atvpbg, a, bv, smooth, even, plain, 
 
 level, polished : fr. Xtlog. 
 AiiKTijjiog, b, i), stoning, stoned : «Sc 
 Aiv(jp.bg, ov, 6, a stoning : fr. 
 
 XiVU). 
 
 AEY'SSQ, f. Xevaio, to see, view, 
 
 look at, behold. 
 Aiv(TT})p, rjpog, b, a hurler of 
 
 stones ; worthy to be stoned to 
 
 death ; XevaTtjpa p6poi>, death 
 
 by stoning : fr. Xtvit), 
 (400) 
 
 AHB 
 
 clothed in white : fr. 
 Afi'x*'V^*'j oroc, o, i), clothed in 
 
 white ; one who weal's XiVKov 
 
 tl^a, a white garment. 
 Atvo), f. liiffio, to stone : fr. Xug, 
 " a stone. 
 Aex^tffffiv, dat. pi. Ion. fr. Xkxog, 
 
 tog, TO, a couch. 
 Atx^TToiijg, ov, b, producing grass 
 
 fit for beds, grassy : fr. Xexog, 
 
 TTOa, Ion. TTOl'l/. 
 
 ^^X^'lOnC, «0C, b, »'/, fixed or con- 
 fined to bed, bed-rid : fr. Xtxog, 
 dnuj. 
 
 Ac'x^fr, having been said, a. 1. 
 l»art. pass. n. g. fr. Xtyw, to say; 
 f. ^w, a. 1. pass. iXex^V^'' 
 
 Akxog, iog, to, a coueh, bed, bed- 
 stead, marriage-bed ; wife, luis- 
 band ; sleeping together, inter- 
 course. Th. Xiyuj, or Xkyofiat, 
 to lie on, or make to lie. 
 
 AE'XPIOS, a, ov, oblique, side- 
 >\ays : Ir. 
 
 AexpiQf adv. obliquelv, sideways : 
 fr. 
 
 Asx^ or X'exopai, obsol. to lie 
 down, either for the purpose of 
 sleep, or as a woman, to be put 
 to bed ; a. 1. Xs^ao9cu. Sec 
 also Xiyio, Xiyoficti. 
 
 Aex^j bog, contr. ovg, & Atx'"^*'?) 
 tcog, y, a woman confined in 
 childbed : fr. Xix^g, bed, where 
 she lies. Th. Xtym. 
 
 Aex^iov, ov, to, child-bed : fr. 
 
 Atxi'i'iog, b, //, of a woman in 
 child-bed : fr. Xfxtt*. 
 
 At(pfii, I may be willing, pres. 
 act. ojit. contr. for Xtdoipi, fr. 
 Xtdio, Cj, for Xdu). 
 
 AE'QN, ovTog, b, Lat. h'o,a lion ; 
 kind of fish ; serpent ; constel- 
 lation. 
 
 AtMTTtTpa, XflOTTtTpa, Si XflOTTC 
 
 Tpia, ag, if, a smooth or level 
 rock : fr. Xtlog, Tr'tTpa. 
 
 Atujpybg, ov, b, a maker of men, 
 workman ; a bold, rash, impu- 
 dent man : fr. Xetjg, tpyov. 
 
 AiiLg, <jj, b, Att. for Xabg, the 
 people. 
 
 Atoja^tTtpog, ov, one whom men 
 present with the privileges of 
 their eitv, and make a citizen : 
 fr. Xabg, Att. Xeuig, b, the peo- 
 ple, & a<piTfpog, own ; fr. c^tTe. 
 
 Aew^6pog,b, //, frequented by the 
 peoj)le, public ; ») X. sc. bear, 
 Ion. &i Att. for Xaoipopog, a pub- 
 lic way: fr. Xcw^ forXaog, (pipio. 
 
 Ay, he should choose. Dor. for 
 9kXy, 3 sing. pres. subj. 6kXo}, 
 7jg, y, Doric Xw, Xyg, Xy ; or fr. 
 Xduj, subj. Xati», Xd7jg, Xay, by 
 crasis Xu>, X^g, X^, Dor. Xw, 
 Xyg, Xy, I should choose. 
 
 Af]l3i>), obsolete, for Xa/i/5«vw, to 
 take ; f. Xri^ofiai. 
 
 AHI 
 
 Atjy'ffifvai, Dor. for Xt)ytiv, pres. 
 
 inf. act. fr. 
 AHTQ, eig, ti, to cease, abstain 
 
 from, be quiet, leave off", finish ; 
 
 cause to cease. 
 Ajjcavov, TO, ladanum, the gum 
 
 of the shrub Xij^ov. 
 Ayldpiov, TO, dim. fr. Xydog. 
 AH'AON, ov, TO, a shrub, a kind 
 
 of cistus ; a net. 
 Aj7A02, €og, TO, a garment of 
 
 tlireadbare cloth. 
 Ar]9aiog, & Ar]9aiog, a, ov, Le- 
 thean, oblivious, causing obli- 
 vion ; forgetful : fr. Xii9y, ob- 
 livion. Th. X//0W, to escape 
 notice. 
 Ai]9dvix), to cause to forget : fr. 
 Xi]9n}. 
 
 \i)9apyog, ov, b, Lat. letliargus, 
 letiiargy, morbid drowsiness ; as 
 adj. forgetful, cunning, restive : 
 fr. Xt)9t], dpyog. 
 \h9eai, you forget. Ion. forX370y, 
 2 sing. pres. m. of Xt)9(i). 
 Ai]9ti, is hidden, 3 sing. pres. ind. 
 act. of the .same verb. 
 Ai'iOst' Si Xr}9tT0, forgot, 3 sing, 
 impf. mid. Ion. for iXjj9ero, of 
 the .same verb. 
 Ai}9tj, 7jg, y), forgetfulness, obli- 
 vi(.n ; Lethe. Th.Xt)9u). 
 Ai)9i)(7vvr}, yjg, y), the same. 
 AH'BQ, Dor. Xd9io, Lat. fateo, to 
 cause to forget, conceal ; lie hid 
 or concealed, escape notice ; f. 
 Xtiffu), a. 2. tXa9ov, pres. m. Xtj- 
 9opai, to forget, pf. m. XeXri9a. 
 A?;V(i(,-, dcog, i), a female captive, 
 
 II. Y. 193 : fr. X»;tt;. 
 A//j73or//p, fipog, 6, fern. Arjil^o- 
 Tdpa, ag, y), Ion. Atflol3orfipTi, 
 devouring the crops : fr. Xy'/iov, 
 
 (36(TKOJ. 
 
 AijtS' for Xtjtda, ace. sing. fr. XyXg, 
 
 tdog, y), cattle. Th. Xtia, booty. 
 
 Ayjt'Cer' for Xyjt^tTo, 3 sing. impf. 
 
 m. Ion. of 
 AT]i^uj,to plunder, obtain by plun- 
 der, ravage, seize, gain, get ; f. 
 t'crw, perf. pass. XtXyfifffiai : fr. 
 Atjitj, Ion. dialys. for Xtia, ag, //, 
 
 booty. 
 AHT'ON, ov, TO, a crop, standing 
 corn, corn-field ; pi. tu Xt'fia. 
 Aj/if, tdog, y), booty, plunder, good 
 store of cattle : fr. Xeia. 
 At]t(T(TaT0, poet. & Ion. for IXrjt- 
 
 (TaTo, 3 sing. a. 1. m. «& 
 Ayjicraf Tai, 3 sing. f. Lm. of Xtji- 
 Ko^ai, to get by plunder ; f. tao- 
 ixat : & 
 Ay]iaTrip, ijpog, b, a robber, plun- 
 derer, pirate : fr. Xj/i^w. 
 Ai}i(TTi)g, ov, 6, the same. 
 Ayj'iaTog, y), bv, robbed, t.aken in 
 war, gained as plunder, to be 
 gained as plunder; obtained: fr. 
 Xy)tlio. Th. Xtia. 
 ArjicTTvg, vog, y), robbery, theft, 
 
 AHN 
 
 plunder : & 
 
 Ay]taTu)p,opog,b, a plunderer, rob- 
 ber ; furtive, predatory : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 AriTTig, idog, y), a female plun- 
 derer; an epith. of Minerva: fr. 
 Xeia. See 'AytXeiyj. 
 
 AyfiTog, ov, b, public, by Ion. dia- 
 lys. for Xtlrog : hence AifiTov, 
 ov, TO, a court of the people, 
 common liall. 
 
 AHKE'Q, Dor. XaKso), to sound, 
 crack, rattle, speak ; tear ; f. 
 
 AH* 
 
 woollen cloth. 
 
 T)(no,a. I. iXdKTjffa, a. 2. tXoKov 
 
 eg, e, perf. m. XkXaKa & XtXfjKa. 
 Ay]Kv9iov, TO, a little cruet, dim. 
 fr. 
 
 AH'KTeOS, ov, y), Lat. leci/thus, 
 an oil-cruet ; vase for salves or 
 cosmetics ; rhetorical ornament. 
 AH'MA, aTog, ro, purpose of the 
 soul, intention, will, disposition ; 
 resolution, firmness, stout heart, 
 courage, pride : fr. Xdo), to will. 
 AtjfiaXeog, a, ov, rheumy, blear- 
 eyed. Th. Xi)firj, rheum. 
 Ay^aTidu), w, f. riato, to be reso- 
 lute or courageous : fr. Xijixa. 
 Arjfidu), u), to be blear-eyed, have 
 
 rheumy eyes : fr. 
 AH'MH, r]g, y), rheum, blear eyes, 
 offensive matter of the eyes ; 
 the same as yXyfirj : fr. Xa'w, to 
 see. 
 
 Aijfiiia,aTog,Tb, anything receiv- 
 ed ; bribe, gain, revenue ; truth 
 assumed, premise, title, argu- 
 ment ; Lat. lemma. Th. Xa//- 
 (3dvio, to take. 
 Ay'jjxviog, a, ov, Lemnian : fr. 
 
 Aiifivog. 
 AHMNI'2K02,oi;, b,L&tlemnis- 
 cus, a label or riband lianging 
 down from a crown or garland. 
 Aij/jLvog, ov, y), Lemnus, an island 
 sacred to Vulcan. 
 Ayval, Hjv, at, Bacchce, female 
 Bacchanals; others write A^rat, 
 nymphs that preside over the 
 wine-press: see X>^ roc. 
 A;;ra7oc, ov, Lenceus, a surname 
 of Bacchus ; Xrjvaia, lov, Ta, the 
 festival of Bacchus at Athens ; 
 Xrjvaiov, TO, the place where it 
 was celebrated : fr. Xyjvog. 
 At]vaT*Ty)g, ov, b, pertaining to 
 
 the festival Xtijmia. 
 Arivaiutv, dvog, b, January, tht. 
 month in which the heathens 
 performed their rites to Bac- 
 chus. Th. Xyvog. 
 Ar]vo(3dTyjg, ov, b, one who treads 
 in the wine-press. Th. fiaivut. 
 AH no's, ov, 6, the vat of a wine- 
 press ; place where the grapes 
 are trodden ; the vintage ; a 
 kneading-tray ; hole that receives 
 the mast ; ditch, pool, watering- 
 place ; coffin. 
 A^rog, log, to. Dor. Xarog, wool, 
 (401) 
 
 A^^nr, Ion. for eXr\Xav, 3 pi. a. 1. 
 act. Xy^at, to have ceased, a. 1. 
 inf. Xy]^a(T9ai, a. 1 . inf. m. «fc 
 Ay^tia, ag, e, a. 1. act. opt. ^ol. 
 of Xi)yu), to cease ; f. ^w. 
 AijKig, eujg, y), a casting lots, por- 
 tion, lot, inheritance, state, trial : 
 fr. X/;xw, for Xayxdvw. Also 
 A^^tf, ewg, »;, a cessation, rest, 
 pause, end : fr. Xyyio, to cease. 
 Arjpeio, to trifle, talk foolishly: fr. 
 AH^POS, ov, 6, or Xr^pot, wr, oi, 
 trifles, idle tales, fictions, fables. 
 AjjpwSyjg, eog, 6, y), nugatory, 
 
 trifling : fr. Xfjpog, tldog. 
 Ayg, Dor. for 9i\yg, thou mayst 
 
 wish or be willing : see in Xy. 
 Arjaeig, 2 sing. f. 1. act. & 
 Ar)<Te(T9e, 2 pi. f. L m. of XiiOto or 
 Xar0arw, to escape notice ; f. 
 Xi'iau), a. 2. tXa9ov. 
 Arjanraiyfuov, ovog, b, y), that 
 causes to forget play, an epith. 
 of Bacchus : fr. Xij9u}, TraXy^a ; 
 some read Xvainaiyfuov, fr. Xvu), 
 TTalyna. 
 Ayja/ioavvy], yjg, »/, oblivion, for- 
 getfulness : fr. Xav9dvu). 
 Aijaoixai, I shall forget; f. 1. ni. & 
 Ayjffofiev, 1 pi. f. 1. ind. act. fr. 
 Xtj9u} or Xav9dv(i), to escape no- 
 tice ; f. Xrjffio. 
 Ay<TTdpXT]g, ov, b, a captain of 
 
 thieves : fr. Xyfrryjg, dpx<o. 
 AyffTtia, ag, y), robbery : fr. 
 AytTTevu), f. evau), to be a robber, 
 
 rob, plunder : & 
 Aytrrrjpiov, ov, to, a gang of rob- 
 bers, banditti, robbery : fr. 
 Ay(TTy)g, ov, b, for XT^toTj/f, a rob- 
 ber, pirate. Th. Xeia. 
 AyffTiKog, yj, ov, & AyffTpiKog, y), 
 bv, predatory, piratical, hving 
 on booty : fr. XyaTyjg. 
 AijffTig, (U)g, »), r= XyjOrj. 
 AyffTpig, idog, >/,a female robber, 
 
 piratical vessel : & 
 AycTTpojv, ovog, 6, a den of rob- 
 bers : fr. Xyaryjg. 
 Ayjaui, Dor. for X^crw, f. 1. act. fr. 
 Xa'w, w, to will ; or fr. X»;0w, to 
 escape notice. 
 AyjToyevfia, ag, yj, daughter of 
 Latona, Diana : & AijToyevijg, 
 log, 0, y), sprung from Latona, 
 Apollo or Diana : fr. Atjtui, ye~ 
 vog. 
 AtjToidyjg, ov, 6, son of Latona: 
 fr. 
 
 AHTQ',6oc,oi;c, »/,2^afo??a,mother 
 
 of Apollo, ace. A»/roa,4D. Hence 
 Ay]Tu>iug, dSog, y), Si ArjTung, tdog, 
 
 y), daughter of Latona, Diana : & 
 Ay/Tipog, a, or, of or pertaining to 
 
 Latona. 
 Ayj(p9eig, eXffa, iv, having been 
 
 taken, a. 1. part. pass. Xy^OevTa, 
 
 ace. sing. m. g. & 
 Ai](p9yjvai, a. 1. inf. pass. fr. Xau- 
 
 D D 
 
Air 
 
 (idvu), to take ; f. Xrit^iofxai, a. 2. 
 
 IXajioVy a. I. ind.pass. i\ri<pQr]v, 
 
 a. 2. inf. m. Xadiadai. 
 Ar)(pBrjTio, 3 sing. a. 1. imper. 
 
 pass, fr, the same verb. 
 Aa/xw, obsolete, for \ay;(avw, to 
 
 gain by lot. 
 Arii^iQ, nt)Q, J7, any thing received; 
 receipt, income, profit ; a taking, 
 reception, seizure ; attack as of 
 a fever ; assumption. 
 
 Atj'sl/ofiai, y, trat, 1 pi. XrjxI/ontOa, 
 f. 1. m. of XafxISdvu) ; f. 1. m. 
 inf. Xrj\l/s(T9ai, 
 
 A I A'ZQ, to separate hastily,shake, 
 throw, toss, disturb, hasten; f. <rw, 
 perf. XtXiaKa; Xta^o/xat, to sepa- 
 rate oneself in haste, withdraw, 
 move quickly, hasten, depart, be 
 off : perhaps fr. Xiav. 
 
 AI'AN, very, exceedingly, greatly, 
 strongly. 
 
 Aiapbg, a, 6v, tepid, warm, genial, 
 pleasant : for x^^c^pog. 
 
 AI'BANOS, 01^, 6, Libanus, the 
 name of a mountain in Syria ; 
 frankincense : fr. XttjSw, Xt/3w, 
 to shed, distil, as gum from trees. 
 
 Ai/3rtro0df)O(,*, 6, //, bearing frank- 
 incense : fr. Aifiavog^ 0sp(i>. 
 
 AtjSarwrof, ou, 6, & Ai(3av(oT6v, 
 ou, TO, frankincense, a censer : 
 fr. AijSavoQ. 
 
 Ai^avioTO(p6poQ, 6, »/, bearing 
 frankincense : fr. Xt/3ai'wr6e, 
 0£pa>. 
 
 Aij3dg, d^oQy )), a drop, tear. Th. 
 Xft/3(«>, to pour. 
 
 AijSeprirot, tuv, oi, Libertini, the 
 name of a sect, Acts vi. 9. 
 
 Aij36voroc, ov, 6, Lat. Libouofus, 
 a wind that blows between S.W. 
 & S. : fr. Xix//, libs, the south- 
 west wind, fr. Xe'i^u), to pour, 
 & voroc, no«M«, the south wind. 
 
 At/3og, f oc, TO, same as Xi/3a'c. 
 
 Ar/3ud0fv, adv., ciirb Trig Aipvrjg, 
 from Libya. Dor. for Aifivqdtv. 
 
 Aijivri, T]Q, r), Libya: AijSvaffa, 
 'ng,y), Libr/ssa, a Libyan woman 
 
 AifivKOQ, & AtjSucrriKog, ?/, 6v, 
 Libyan. 
 
 AfjSyc, vog, 6, dvyp, a man of 
 Libya, Libyan, African, Cartha- 
 ginian. 
 
 Aiya, adv. shrilly, distinctly : for 
 Xiyia ; as rdxa, (xd(pa. 
 
 Aiyaivio, to proclaim loudly, utter 
 a shrill sound, speak with a loud 
 but distinct voice. Th. Xtyvf 
 
 AI'rrQ, to ring, twang ; f. |u>. 
 
 AITAHN, superficially, slightly; 
 adv. fr. Xei'^tu- 
 
 AITAOS, ov, 6, a mortar; a fur- 
 nace or crucible in which metals 
 are melted. 
 
 Aiyta, ace. pi. n. g. fr. Xiyvg, 
 iia, V. 
 
 Aiytav, Dor. for Xtyetoi*', gen.pl. 
 
 & 
 
 Aie 
 
 Aiyiiy, dat. sing. f. g. fr. Xiyvg, 
 
 tia, V, tuneful, shrill : & 
 Aiykojg, in a shrill, sharp tone, 
 
 clearly ; adv. fr. the same. 
 AirNl'2, vog, t), soot, smut, 
 
 smoke, flame. 
 Aiy^e, sounded, for tXiy^€, 3 sing. 
 
 a. I. ind. act. of Xiyyu), to ring ; 
 
 f. ^(U. 
 
 Aiyv^oXTTog, 6, y), loud-singing, 
 melodious : fr. Xiyvg, ixoXttt]. 
 
 AiyvfivBog, 6, r), loud-speaking, 
 shrill-toned : fr. Xiyvg, ^v9og. 
 
 AiyvTTVfiojv, ovTog, AiyvTrvoog, 
 & Aiyvnvoiog, b, »/, blowing 
 shrilly or clearly : fx*. Xtyy^, 
 
 Aiyvnyffi, dat. pi. f. g. Ion. fr. 
 Xiyvpog. 
 
 Aiyvpiov & Aiyvpov, ov, rb, a 
 species of amber. 
 
 Aiyvpbg, a, bv, same as Xiyvg, 
 shrill. Th. Xtyyo), to ring. 
 
 AITYS, vog, b, r'l, a Ligurian, 
 one of Liguria : but 
 
 Aiyvg, tia, v, high-sounding, 
 sonorous, resounding, tuneful, 
 shrill-sounding, shrill, whistling, 
 sharp. Th. Xiyyco. 
 
 AiyvtTTiKbg, »), ov, Ligurian : fr 
 Aiyvg, a Ligurian. 
 
 Aiyv(p6oyyog, b, y, loud-voiced, 
 having a sweet, tuneful voice : 
 fr. Xiyvg, <p96yyr]. Th. <p9sy- 
 yofiai. 
 
 Aiyv<f>u}vog, b, r), shrill-voiced : 
 fr. Xiyvg, <pu)i'j]. 
 
 Atato, or Xidoj, f. Xn'jtroj, p. XtXt;;- 
 Ka, whence p. pt. pass. XiXitj/jie- 
 vog, desirous, anxious, eager. 
 
 Airjv, Ion. for Xiav, very, adv. 
 
 Ai9d^u) (with an ace), to stone ; 
 f. d(Toj, a. 1. tXi9a<Ta, a. 1. subj. 
 Xi9d(Tu), yg, y, a. 1. inf. Xi9d(Tai, 
 pei-f. Xt\i9aKa, perf. pass. XtXi- 
 9anfiai, a. 1. pass. iXi9dcf9t]i' 
 Th. Xi9og. 
 
 Ai9a^, aKog, b or »), a stone, rough 
 rock ; adj. stony, rugged : & 
 
 Ai9dg,ddog, j/,a little stone,stone; 
 shower of stones. Th. Xi9og. 
 
 Ai9d(Tag, ai'Tog, a. 1. part. act. & 
 
 Ai9arT9u)(nv, 3 pi. a. 1. subj. pass, 
 of XtOd^o). 
 
 Ai9d(Tw(n7/, 3 pi. a. 1. subj. act. 
 of the same verb. 
 
 Ai9tia, At9ea, or Ai9ia, ag, »/, a 
 heap or abundance of stones, 
 kind of stone, marble : & 
 
 Ai9iog, a, ov, & Ai9ivog, rj, ov, 
 of stone, stony. Th. Xi9og. 
 
 Ai96f3Xr]Tog, 6, r/, pelted or adorn- 
 ed with stones: fr. Xi9og, (3dXXio. 
 
 At6o/3oXe(i>, a), to cast stones, pelt 
 with stones, with an ace. ; impf. 
 l\i9oj36X(ov, ovv, f. rjau}, a. I. 
 kXi9ofi6Xj](Ta, a. 1. inf. Xi9ol3o- 
 Xriffai, a. 1. part. act. XiBofioXi)- 
 (Tag, avTog, perf. XsXi9o(i6XT]Kaf 
 f. 1. pass. Xi9o(3oXr}9i)(Touai: fr. 
 (402) 
 
 AIK 
 
 Xi9ol36Xog. 
 Ai0o/3oXta, ag, >/, a casting or 
 
 pelting with stones. 
 Ai9o(36Xog, 6, r/, that casts or 
 
 pelts with stones ; Xt0oj36Xor, 
 
 ro, an engine for hurling stones: 
 
 but Xi96^oXog, b, >/, struck or 
 
 pelted with stones, stoned : fr. 
 
 Xi9og, ftdXXoj, to throw. 
 AiBoyXvipog, b, //, a stone-carver, 
 
 sculptor: fr. Xi9og, yXv<pui. 
 Ai9oK6XXi]Tog, b, »/, cemented 
 
 with stones ; inlaid with stones: 
 
 fr. Xi9og, KoXXdio. 
 Ai9oK67rog, 6, //, a stone-cutter : 
 
 fr. Xi9og, KOTTTU). 
 Ai9()Xtv(TTog, 6, >/, overwhelmed 
 
 with stones : fr. Xi9og, Xtvio. 
 Ai9oXoYiio, u>, to gather stones, 
 
 build with stones and without 
 
 cement : whence 
 Ai9oX6yi]iJia, arog, rb, a layer of 
 
 stones, stone- work : fr. 
 AiBoXoyog, b, one that collects 
 
 and puts stones together, a ma- 
 son : fr. Xi9og, Xeyio. 
 Ai9o^6og, ov, 6, a stone-cutter or 
 
 polisher, statuary: fr. Xi9og, ^kiv. 
 Ai9og, ov, b or »'/, a stone, rock, 
 
 precious stone, marble; tlie ros- 
 trum in the Pnyx at Athens ; 
 
 also the stone, a disease ; dat. 
 
 pi. Ion. XiBoiai. 
 Ai9o<nraCi)g, tog, b, >/, construct- 
 ed with stones: fr. Xi9og, airdio. 
 Ai9oaTiyi)g, \g, b, »), roofed with 
 
 or made of stone : fr. Xi9og, 
 
 (TTeyog. 
 Ai96(TTpioTog, b, »/, strewed or 
 
 paved with stones : fr. Xi9og, 
 
 nrpioTog. Th. arptjjvvvfii. 
 Ai9oTOfiiai, Cjv, ai, quarries : f.r. 
 
 Xi9og, Tffivu), p. m. TtTOfxa. 
 Ai9oTo^iog, ov, b, a stone-cutter : 
 
 fr. Xi9og, rk^i'u). 
 Ai9ovpyi^uj, f. iffu), to cut or hew 
 
 stones : & 
 Ai9ovpybg, ov, b, a woi-ker in 
 
 stone, stone-mason : fr. Xi9og, 
 
 tpyov. 
 Ai96(o, G), f. a*(Tiu, to turn into 
 
 stone, petrify : fr. Xi9og. 
 Ai9u)h]g, log, 6, ?'/, stone-like, 
 
 stony : fr. Xi9og, tidog. 
 Ai9iijfi6Tijg, ov, o, one who swears 
 
 at the stone, i. e. at the rostrum 
 
 called XiBog : fr. Xi9og, bfivvfii. 
 Ai9io(Tig, siog, y), a changing into 
 
 stone, petrifaction: fr. Xi06<i>. 
 AiKfidujf at, to fan, winnow, sift, 
 
 scatter, crush ; f. rjffu}, perf. Xl- 
 
 XiKfir^Ka. Th. XiK^og. 
 AiK/j.T]T))p, rjpog, b, & AiKfitjrrjg, 
 
 ov, 6, a winnower: fr. the above. 
 AIKMO'S, ov, 6, a winnowing 
 
 instrument, fan. 
 AiKfiiovTojv, gtn. pi. pres. part. 
 
 act. of XiK/jidio. 
 AiKvov, ov, TO, the same as Xik- 
 
 fibg, a winnowing-fan, cradle, 
 
 AIN 
 
 basket-fan: as if Xiav KivtXv, fr. 
 the great agitation. 
 AiKvocpopog, 6, »), carrying a van, 
 
 van-bearing. Th. <psp(o. 
 AiKpifig, adv. obliquely, side- 
 ways : fr. Xi^piog, oblique. 
 AiKpoi, oi, the branches of stags' 
 
 horns : fr. Xj^, Kspag. 
 AJKTtjg, ov, 6, one that licks ; as 
 
 if XttKTijg, fr. Xtixio, to lick. 
 AIAAI'OMAI, poet, to desire 
 earnestly, long for, covet, has- 
 ten ; XiXaitjai, Ion. for XiXaiy. 
 AiXtiv, Cj, to envy, desire, speed. 
 Aifiayxovdoj & .soj, u>, to kill 
 with famine, torment with hun- 
 ger, famish: fr. Xifwg,dyxovdu}. 
 Th. dyxio. 
 Ai^aivu), f. avio, to feel hunger, 
 
 be hungry. Th. XifiSg. 
 Aifievtioxog, 6, t), possessing or 
 inhabiting a haven : fr. Xi/ir)i/, 
 
 AifievoaKoTTog, b, y), an inspector 
 of harbours, harbour- master : 
 fr. Xifiijv^ (TKiTTTofxai. 
 
 AIMH N, ivog, b, a port, har- 
 bour, haven, station, refuge, ace. 
 ><iHsva; as if Xiav ^ikvu, because 
 there the ships rest in safety ; 
 hence Ai^tvdpxng, ov, b, a har- 
 bour-master. 
 
 ^^Mpog, d, bv, famished, hungrv, 
 
 poor. Th. Xi^og. 
 Aifivaiog, a, or, marshy, fenny, 
 swampy ; belonging to* marshv 
 or low ground, hviug in lakes 
 ttr water : & 
 Aifivdg, d^og, >/, & Atfivnrig,i^og, 
 y'l, belonging to a marsh or lake, 
 marshy, boggy. Th. Xifiv,j. 
 Aifij'dTig, Dor. for Xifii>riTig. 
 AI'MNH, T]g, t), a pool, stagnant 
 water, marsh, morass, fen, lake; 
 a .sea, the ocean. 
 Aifipfjffiog, ov, b, the name of a 
 frog : fr. Xifivti^ a marsh. 
 Aifivoxapig, the name of a frog : 
 
 fr. Xii.ivr], xaipto, to rejoice. 
 Ai^o9vr)g, y)Tog, 6, /), dying or 
 dead from hunger : fr.' Xifibg, 
 9vr)(TKoj. 
 AifioKToviu), a, to kill with hun- 
 ger: fr. Xtfibg, KTtivio. 
 AIjMO'2, ov, b, hunger, famine ; 
 a starveling, dirty fellow ; as if 
 fr. Xii7roj,X(\eififiai, to fall short. 
 A(/i7rai'u>, to leave : fr. XeiTrcj, 
 
 the same. 
 Aifi^ivu), f. tvffu), to deceive : fr, 
 Aifi<j>bg, ov, 6, a sycophant, knave, 
 
 cheat. 
 Aifxa)TTu}, f. w^oj, perf XtXi'/xw^a, 
 to be hungry. Th. Xifiog. 
 Aifxi^TTiov, ovTog, pres. part, of 
 
 the above. 
 Aiyiog ovg, Xivhj ij, Xiveov ovv, 
 lifieus,mdde of flax, flaxen, linen: 
 fr. Xivov. 
 An>6ct(T/xog, 6, rj, bound or fasten- 
 
 Ain 
 
 ed with flaxen ropes : & 
 AivodsTog, b, y), bound with flax- 
 en ropes, tied with a cord : fr. 
 Xivoi>, Ssu}. 
 AivoButpij^, 7]Kog, b, ij, wearing a 
 linen, that is, a light breast- 
 plate: fr. XtVor, Bwpr}^, Ion. for 
 BiopaK. 
 AivoKaXd/^rj, ijg, y^ the stubble I 
 or straw of flax. Th. KaXd/xy), I 
 AivoKpoKog, o, y), woven from flax, 
 linen : fr. Xivov, Kpittcr]. 
 AI'NON, ov, Tb, Lat. linum, flax, 
 cotton, linen, cord, string, fish- 
 ing-line, net, thread, linen-cloth, 
 sail ; hence Engl, line and linen. 
 AivoTTopog, 6, y), passing through 
 
 the sails : fr. Xivov, iropog. 
 Aivo7rTiofiai,vSfxai, to watchnets: 
 
 fr. Xivov, oTTTOfxai. 
 Aiv67rTepog,b, i), flaxen-wmged, 
 i. e. having sails, epith. of a ship: 
 
 fr. X/l'OV, TTTipOV. 
 
 Aivoppa(prig, sog, b, y), sewed with 
 or composed of linen: fr. Xivov, 
 
 pdTTTU}. 
 
 Aivog, ov, 6, a thread, Xen. 
 Alvog, ov, 6, Linus, the name of 
 
 a num. 
 Aivo<p96pog, 6, i), destmctive to 
 
 linen : fr. Xivov, (p9(ipw. 
 Ai^, oblique, Hesych. Hence Xt- 
 Kepbg, XiKpbg, XiKpicpig, Xsxpig, 
 Xfx'ptof, licus, liquus, obliquus. 
 Aitt' for XtVa, used as an adv. 
 commonly with dXei<pen; xpi^tv, 
 by Homer, II. K. 577, aXa^/a- 
 fiivu) Xitt' iXaiti) : Od. Z. 227, 
 Xitt' dXfi\pei/. Heyne considers 
 that the original word was Xi^p, 
 XiTTog, fatness, oil, and that the 
 subst. is put for the adj. ; Xnri 
 tXaii^), fat, i. e. shining or glossy 
 oil. In Thuc. i. G. iv. 68, Xiira 
 d\ei}pe(T9at is the Attic usage 
 for /cara Xirra. 
 Mtt' for Xi-n-e, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. 
 Ion. or 2 sing. a. 2. imper. of 
 Xei-TTU), to leave, a. 2. tXinov. 
 Aijraivoj, f. aviv, to make fat, en- 
 rich, a. 1. iXinrtva, and in the 
 LXX. iXiirava, ag, f. Th. Xi'tto^. 
 AtTTapa/iTTt;^, vKog, b, r), that is 
 adorned with splendid or rich 
 fillets : fr. Xnrapbg, d^rrv^. 
 AiTrapdg, abundant, ace. pi. f. g. 
 fr. Xnrapbg, a, ov. 
 Anrapkix), <J, f. ryo-w, to be diligent 
 or earnest, persevere ; a.ssidu- 
 ously and earnestly ask, impor- 
 tune : fr. Xinapyjg. 
 Anrapswg, by contr. -uig, assidu- 
 ously, earnestly : fr. the same. 
 AiTrapff, Ion. for Xnrapd, splen- 
 did ; XnrapytTi, dat. pi. Ion. fr. 
 Xnrapog. 
 
 AIITAPH'S, kog, b, t), assiduous, 
 sedulous, persevering, constant: 
 fr. Xt, intens. & iraptXvai, to 
 stick close to. 
 
 (403) 
 
 Ain ' 
 
 Anrapia, ag, r), assiduity, perse- 
 verance, constancy, urgent en- 
 treaty : fr. the above ; but 
 
 Anrapia, ag, ,), fatness : fr. Xt- 
 irapog. 
 
 At7rapo^(ui/of , 6, i), having a cost- 
 ly girdle, si)lendidly begirt : fr. 
 Xnrapbg, !^wvtj. 
 \Anrap69povog, 6, y), with a splen- 
 did throne ; the seat or place of 
 fat victims: fr. Xnrapbg, 9p6vog. 
 AiTrapoKpridtfivog, 6, y), wearing 
 a beautiful fillet or head-dress : 
 fr. Xnrapbg, Kpy^fjxvov. 
 Ai7rap07rX6Kafwg, 6, i), having 
 sinning, glossy hair: fr. Xnrapbg, 
 TrXoKafiog. 
 Anrapbg, d, bv, fat, oily, i)lump, 
 slnnmg, bright, splendid, glossy, 
 sleek, beautiful, rich, fruitful, 
 happy. Th. XiTrog, to, fatness. 
 AiTrapoTtjg, jjTog, »), fatness, 
 
 brightness, fruitfulness. 
 Anrapoxpoog ovg, 6ov ov, & At- 
 Trapoxptog, loTog, 6, y), having a 
 shuiiug, glossy skin ; Xnrapo- 
 XP(^v, ace. Dor. fr. XnrapSxpiog 
 for Xnrapoxuovg : fr. Xnrapbg, 
 Xpoog. Th. xpp^' 
 AnrapiJg, adv. richly, neatly, ele- 
 gantly, happily : fr. Xnrafjog. 
 Anraa^a, aTog, to, a fattening, 
 
 fatness : fr. Xnraivu). 
 Anrdio, to be fat. Th. XiVoc. 
 AtTTc for tXnrt, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. 
 act. or 2 sing. a. 2. imper. of 
 XuTTh), to leave ; f. Xt j'i//a>, a. 2. 
 tXiTTov, perf. m. XtXonra. 
 AnrUiy, by poet. dial, for XnrtXv, 
 a. 2. inf. act. of the same verb. 
 Anrspvijg, tog, o, r), that has fled 
 froni the country into the city, 
 
 destitute, without houseor home; 
 o Xnroji' Td (pvTj. 
 
 Anrsffijviop, opog, y), deserting her 
 husband : fr. Xtinui, dvyp. Ste- 
 sichorus calls Tdg veoy dfxovg 
 TToidag, Tdg Xnrovaag Tovg eav- 
 riov dv^pag, viz. girls lately 
 married, who have left their 
 husbands, Xnreaijvopag. 
 
 Anre<r9ai, a. 2. inf. m. of XeiTroj, 
 
 to leave ; f. -^cj, a. 2. tXnrov. 
 AiTTui, 3 sing. a. 2. opt. act. XtTroi- 
 
 fiTjv, a. 2. opt. m. Xnrolaa, Dor. 
 
 for Xnrovffa, a. 2. part. act. f. g. 
 
 of the same verb. 
 A/TTour, 3 pi. a. 2. opt. act. Xt- 
 
 TToim, of the same verb. 
 Aiirov for iXnrov, a. 2. act. Ion. 
 
 fr. the same verb. 
 Anrovavg, vEiog, & Anrovavrag, 
 
 Dor. for XnrovavTtig, ov, b, one 
 
 who deserts his ship: fr. Xeinio, 
 
 va vg. 
 
 AnroTTvoog, contr. -Trvovg, b, »;, 
 one whose breath fails, breath- 
 less, dead : fr. Xtinu), Trvofj. 
 
 Al'noS, ioc, TO, fatness, fat, 
 grease, oil, ointment. 
 Dd2 
 
 m 
 
AIT 
 
 Ai7ro(p€yyt)gy soq, 6, //, deficient 
 in light, blind: fr. XetTrtu, <l>iyyog. 
 
 AiTTowv, poet, for Xittwv, pres. 
 part, of XiTrdw, to be fat. Th. 
 XiTTog, eoQ^ TO, fatness. 
 
 Al'riTQ, & AiTrrojuai, wlience 
 XeXifXfikvog, JEio\. Xiffcru) Sc Xitr- 
 aofxai, to covet, desire. Th. Xau). 
 
 Anr(jjv, ov<ra, bv, a. 2. part. act. 
 
 of \f ITTOi, f. ^OJ, a. 2. iXlTTOV. 
 
 AITOS, or Atpoc, oy, 6, impu- 
 dent, bold, shameless ; as if fr. 
 Xiav opq-Vy to look full at. 
 
 Al'S, XiTog, 6, a fine and delicate 
 web ; also 
 
 Alg, a lion, poet. ace. XXv. Th. 
 Xewi^, a lion : also 
 
 Ate, by apoc. for Xiffari, smooth. 
 
 At(Trti, pray, a. 1. imper. m. of 
 Xt(T(ro/iai, to supplicate ; f. Xi- 
 aofiai. 
 
 AI'SnH, r\g, »/, a very delicate 
 and slight animalcule ; perhaps 
 fr. Xig for Xiaai]. 
 
 AicTTrog, ou, f. Xia-m], ijg, worn 
 
 out by use, meagre, smooth, even, 
 polished, refined. Th. Xdog. 
 
 AiffaioOai, pres. inf. m. & 
 
 Ai<T(TtffKi(TOai, pr. iiif. m. Ion. & 
 
 Ai(T(Te(TKtTo, he was supplicating, 
 3 sing, impcrf. m. Ion. for t\i(T- 
 (TfTo ; fr. 
 
 AI'SSOMAI, f. XtVojuat, to im- 
 plore, supplicate, pray, beseech, 
 entreat : also Xiro^ai. 
 
 AI220'2, r), oi^, smooth, even, 
 polished ; as if Xiav laog. 
 
 Ai(Trpaivu)j f. avd, to level, make 
 even, dig round : & 
 
 Aiffrp£U(u, f. EV(T(s}, the same : fr. 
 
 AI'STPON, ou, TO, a hoe or roll- 
 er of iron to make the ground 
 level. 
 
 And, ace. shig. fr. Xig, XiTog, 6, 
 a delicate web, fine linen. 
 
 AiTtti, utv,ai, prayers, entreaties; 
 the goddesses who preside over 
 supplications. Th. Xi(T(TOfiai. 
 
 AiTaivio, f. avCJ, ■=: Xiaaofiai. 
 
 AtraTo-i,thin, dat. pi. f. g, fr. XiTog. 
 
 AiTaviia, ag, »;, supplication, 
 
 suppliant prayer, entreaty : fr. 
 
 Xtro/iai for Xitxao^ai, to pray. 
 
 Hence Engl, litany. 
 
 AiTUViVTiKog & AiTavtVTog, ^, 
 
 bv, supplicatory : fr. 
 AiTavtvojf f. tu(Tu}, same as Xiff- 
 aofiai, to supplicate, pray, en- 
 treat. 
 AiTavog, t], ov, supplicating : fr. 
 
 X'iTT]. 
 
 Atropyi^w, f. iffio, Att. tw, to run, 
 
 hasten : fr. 
 Airapyoc,6, r/, speedy, swift, fleet: 
 
 fr. Xiav, apyog. 
 AiTd'iov, gen. pi. .^ol. for XitG)v ; 
 
 fr. 
 AiTTj, rig, T], prayer, supplication, 
 
 entreaty : hence Xtrat : fr. Xi- 
 
 TOfiat. 
 
 Aor 
 
 Airoifirjv, 1 sing. pres. opt. m. fr. 
 
 Airofiai, the same as Xiaffofjat, 
 to supplicate, l)ray, entreat. 
 
 AlTO'2, n, or, of delicate texture, 
 fine, simple, bare, slender, mean, 
 little, plain : also 
 
 AiTog, //, bv, suppliant, suppli- 
 cating : fr. Xiffffofiai. 
 
 AI'TPA, ag, >), Lat./i6ra, a pound, 
 weight of twelve ounces ; a Si- 
 cilian coin of small price, com- 
 monly valued at the obolus of 
 ^gina, the 10th part of the 
 Af/caXirpov, or denarius : see 
 Salm. de M. Usur. 6. p. 245. 
 
 AiTpifffibg, in Epiphan. a weight 
 of 100 lbs. 
 
 AiTpov for viTpov, Ion. & Att. 
 
 AIXANO'2, oi), b, the finger next 
 the thumb, the fore-finger, point- 
 ing finger ; the string of a harp 
 struck by this finger, its sound : 
 fr. Xfixw : hence 
 
 Aixdg, dSog, y, the distance be- 
 tween the thumb and fore-finger 
 when stretched out, a span. 
 
 Aixuv, yivog, 6, same as Xtixv^t 
 
 Aixfid^u), f. «(Tu>, to lick, devour. 
 Th. Xeixio, the same ; f. $w. 
 
 Aixt^dofiai, wfiaif to lick, put out 
 the tongue in licking : fr. the 
 same th. 
 
 Aixvtia, ag, »;, greediness, glut- 
 tony, daintiness : fr. 
 
 Aix^evu) & AixvivoiJiai,io gobble 
 up, devour greedily, be dainty, 
 thirst or long for : fr. 
 
 Aixvog, rj, ov, so given over to 
 greediness as to lick one's fin- 
 gers or dishes ; greedy, glut- 
 tonous, dainty, eager, curious : 
 fr. Xfixto. 
 
 Aiyp, Xi^bg, y), a rock whence the 
 
 water drops, a drop ; fr. Xtt/3w, 
 
 to drop : o, the name of a wind, 
 
 libs, the south-west. 
 
 Ai\l/ovpia, ag, r), a difficulty in 
 
 passing water, ^sch. Choeph. 
 753 : fr. Xf iTTw, ovpd. 
 
 Ai(t), to be prompt, desire. 
 
 AOBO'S, ov, 0, lobe, the bottom 
 or lap of the ear, where it can 
 be pulled ; the extreme part of 
 the liver ; a pod, husk, hull, 
 shell. 
 
 Aoydg, dSog, 6, r;, select, choice ; 
 oi XoydStg, the chosen : fr. Xc- 
 yuj, to choose : also the whites 
 of the eyes, eyes. 
 
 Aaytiov, ov, Tb, the stage of the 
 theatre ; a court of justice ; an 
 oracle : fr. Xoyog. 
 
 Aoyia, ag, r), a collection, contri- 
 bution, I Cor. xvi. 1,2: fr. Xt- 
 yit), to collect, perf. m. XkXoya. 
 
 Aoyidiov, Tb, a little word, short 
 tale ; dim. fr. Xoyot,-. 
 
 Aoyi^ofiai, to consider, reason, 
 
 reflect, argue, infer, conclude, 
 
 deem, judge, think, reckon, num- 
 
 (404) 
 
 AOr 
 
 ber, compute, account, impute, 
 charge, impf. m. tXoyt^6/i»/v, f. 
 m. iaofiai, pf. pass. XtXayifffiai, 
 a. 1. pass. tXoyiffOqv, f. 1. pass. 
 XoyiffOnffo^ai. Th. Xtyio, to say. 
 Aoytfcoe, 1), bv, prosaic ; rational, 
 reasoning, reasonable,' logical ; 
 estimable ; endued with speech, 
 eloquent, intelligent, learned ; 
 hence ro XoyiKuv, ov, reason, & 
 y) XnyiKt), viz. Tix^rj, logic : fr. 
 the same th. 
 Aoyifiog, t], ov, or 6, >'/, worthy 
 of mention, memorable, noted, 
 illustrious, celebrated, noble : 
 fr. Xoyog. 
 Aoyiov, 01', Tb, an oracle, divine 
 response ; tu Xoyia, the divine 
 oracles, sacred writings. Old 
 Testament : fr. 
 Aoyiog, a, ov, celebrated, memo- 
 rable ; skilled in history and 
 antiquity, eloquent,fluent, learn- 
 ed ; a writer of ])rose ; a seer 
 or prophet : fr. Xoyog. Hence 
 Aoytor»;c, V'^Q^ Vf eloquence. 
 AoyKTai, consult, a. 1. imper. m. 
 of Xoyi^ofxai, to calculate. Th. 
 Xkyuj, to say. 
 Aoyi(Tfibg, ov, b, reasoning, re- 
 flection, thought, calculation, 
 reckoning, argument : fr. tlio 
 same verb and th. 
 AoyiaTtjg, ov, b, a calculator, ac- 
 countant, auditor of accounts, 
 comptroller : & 
 AoyiOTiKbg, t), bv, skilled in com- 
 putation ; calculating, reasoning, 
 considerate, wise : fr. the same. 
 Aoyoyprt0ew, w, f. ^(tw, to write 
 hai'angues for the forum, write 
 history : fr. Xoyog, ypa^tu. 
 Aoyoypa'^oc, 6, t], a writer of 
 orations, history or prose ; orator ; 
 brawler, pettifogger : fr. the 
 same. 
 Aoyo/iax«w, w, to fight with or 
 dispute about words, wrangle ; 
 f. T](TU), perf. XtXoyofidxtlKa : fr. 
 Xoyog, fidxofiai. 
 Aoyofiaxidf ag, »/, a fight about 
 
 words, wi-angling : fr. 
 Aoyofxaxog, b, »;, one that dis- 
 putes about words, a wrangler : 
 fr. the same. 
 AoyoTTodu), a, f. rfffio, to compose 
 or write fables, devise, lie, re- 
 late, discuss : fr. 
 AoyoTTotog, 6, 17, one that devises 
 or writes fables, a fabulist, one 
 that talks idly, spreads false re- 
 ports, writes speeches or histo- 
 ries, an historian : fr. Xoyog, 
 TTouio, to make. 
 
 Aoyog, ov, 6, a thing spoken, 
 word, expression, speech, ora- 
 tion, prose, discourse, nari'ative, 
 proverb, fable, story, history, 
 saying, fame, report, opinion, 
 book, treatise, definition, discus- 
 
 AOI 
 
 sion, reason, argument, princi- 
 ple, analogy, proportion, ac- 
 count, regard, estimation, con- 
 dition, thought, imagination, re- 
 flection, consideration ; in the 
 sacred writings, the Word of 
 God, the Lord Jesus Christ ; a 
 show, appearance ; Xoyov ixov- 
 Ta (Totpiag, that bears the ap- 
 pearance of wisdom. Col. ii. 23 ; 
 cause ; tivi X6y<^, for what 
 cause ? Acts x. 29 ; so Eur. 
 Andr. 548, Ik Tivog Xoyov voaet 
 Sofiog ; why is the house in dis- 
 tress ? Iph. T. 1358, Tivt Xoyift 
 TTopOfisviTE ; why cross ye the 
 sea ? Xoy^ Kai tpyift, in word 
 and deed ; Xoyoi^ eavTip SiSovai, 
 to reflect with one's self ; Xoyov 
 ovdtvbg ytvofitOa, we are held 
 in no estimation ; tirl Tt^ ^oy«^, 
 on the condition, that ; KUTd 
 Xoyov, as much as is reasonable, 
 proportionally : fr. perf. m. Xk- 
 Xoya, of Xiyit), to say. 
 Aoyx^i i]Q-> Vf the head of a spear, 
 a lance, spear, javelin ; troop of 
 lancers ; lot : fr. Xayxdvio, a. 2. 
 tXaxov, pf. m. XtXoyxa. Hence 
 Aoyxifiog, rj, ov, with spears. 
 Aoyxoo/iat,oi;/iat, perf. XfXdyxw- 
 /lac, perf. part. XtXoyx^l^kvng, 
 to end in a point or an edge, 
 be pointed with iron or brass : 
 fr. X6yx»7- 
 Aoyxoiroibg, 6, »/, a spear-maker : 
 
 fr. Xoyx*/, TTOitut. 
 Aoyxo0opog, ov, b, a spear-bear- 
 er, light-armed soldier : fr. Xoy- 
 
 xn, <Ph^- 
 
 Aoyxmrbg, y), bv, sharp-pointed : 
 fr. Xoyxbofiai. 
 
 Aoyio, Dor. for Xoyov, gen. sing, 
 fr. Xoyog. 
 
 Aotaaa^ivog, t], ov, having wash- 
 ed one's self, a. 1. part. m. poet, 
 for XovadjXivog : fr. Xo'nit for 
 Xo/;a;, by dialysis of ov into oc : 
 hence Xotacav, a. 1. ind. act. by 
 Ion. rejection of the augment, 
 and poet, doubling of <r, a. 1 . inf. 
 act. Xokaaai, &c. 
 
 AntTpov for XovTpov, ov, ro, a 
 washing-tub, bath ; water for 
 washing; bathing, or purifica- 
 tion : fr. Xovu), to wash. 
 
 Aosrpoxoog, ovg, oov, ov, 6, »;, 
 contr. Xwrpoxoog, one who pre- 
 pares the bath or pours out the 
 water for washing ; fit for wash- 
 ing or bathing : fr. the above, & 
 Xtt«>, to pour. 
 
 Aosu}, poet, for Xovoj, to wash. 
 
 Aoifir), ijg, rj, a libation. Th. 
 Xiijiut, 
 
 Aoiyalog, a, ov, mournful, destruc- 
 tive : fr. Xoiyog. 
 
 Aoiyritig, taaa, iv, same as 
 
 Aoiyiog, a, ov, deadly, destruc- 
 tive, pernicious, fatal : fr. 
 
 AOY 
 
 AOirO'2,oD,6, pestilence, defeat, 
 discomfiture, ruin, destruction, 
 death. 
 
 Aoicopeto, w, to revile, rail against, 
 abuse, reproach, upbraid ; f. 
 riffo), pf. Xt\oi^()pi]Ka, pres. inf. 
 pass. XoidoptlaOai, a. 1. pt. pass. 
 Xoidopt]9eig, evTog, pres. part, 
 pass^ XoiSopovfievog. Th. Xoi- 
 Sopog. 
 
 AoiSoprjfia, aTog, ro, rebuke, af- 
 front, reproach : fr. the above. 
 
 AoiSoprjmg, eojg, »), & Aoidopij- 
 (Tfibg, ov, 6, the same as 
 
 AotSopia, ag, 1), a reviling, ab- 
 using, abuse, reproach, invec- 
 tive: fr. 
 
 AOX 
 
 A0I'A0P02, ov, o, a railer, re- 
 viler ; abusive. 
 
 XoifjiiKbg, y), bv, pestilent : fr. 
 
 AOIMO'2, ov, 6, a pest, plague, 
 pestilence, contagion ; metaph. 
 a pestilent or mischievous man. 
 
 Aoifitodrfg, eog, 6, y), pestilential : 
 fr. Xoifjibg, tldog. 
 
 Aoifiu)TTeiv, to be sick of the 
 plague : fr. the above. 
 
 AoiTTog, rj, bv, left, remaining, the 
 rest ; Tb Xonrbv, the remainder; 
 hereafter ; tov Xoiirov, from 
 henceforward. Th. XaVw, to 
 leave : perf. m. XkXonra 
 
 Aoi(T6r]'iog, 6, r). Ion. same as 
 XoiffOiog, the last, hindmost 
 Hence Aoi(T0r/t«, the last or 
 lowest prize. 
 
 A0I'2ei02, rt, ov, or i, »), & 
 AolaOog, 6, r), last, hindmost. 
 Hence ra XoicrOia, at last. 
 
 AoiaQoTaTTiv, the very last, ace. 
 sing. f. g. superl. fr. the above. 
 
 AoKpol, Locri, the name of a na- 
 tion. 
 
 Aold, obliquely, askance, adv. fr. 
 Xo^og. 
 
 Ao^iijg, Ion. for Ao^iag, ov, 6, 
 Apollo : fr. the same th. on ac- 
 count of the ambiguous nature 
 of his oracles. 
 
 Ao^ojidTTjg, ov, b, walkmg oblique- 
 ly : fr. Xo^bg, /3atVw. 
 
 A0S0*2, yj, 6 »', slanting, oblique, 
 bent, doubtful, ambiguous. 
 
 Ao^or;;g, rjTog, y), obliquity : fr. 
 the above. 
 
 AoTrdg, ddog, »/, a dish, pan ; dis- 
 ease of trees : perhaps fr. 
 
 XtTTU). 
 
 AoTTifiog, rj, ov, that can easily be 
 stripped or peeled ; fr. 
 
 AoTTog, ov, b, bark, rind, peel, 
 shell, skin : fr. Xsttuj. 
 
 AOPAO'2,oi),bent forwards, with 
 his head downwards ; concave. 
 
 AovSoTpotpog, ov, b, y), a gladia- 
 tor ; as if XovSov Tpstpiuv, keep- 
 ing up or maintaining sport. 
 
 AovKag, d, 6, Lucas, Luke, contr. 
 fr. AovKavog. 
 
 AovKiog, ov, b, Lucius, the name 
 (405) 
 
 of a prophet, so called from the 
 light. 
 Aovfiai, by Att. sync, for Xovofiai, 
 to be washed ; impf. tXovfjiyiv 
 for tXovo^rjv, pres. inf. XovaOai 
 for XoveaOai. Th. Xoiru>. 
 AovffEv, for tXovatv, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 ind. act. Ion. of Xovio, to wash ; 
 f. a (Mi. 
 
 A0i/220N, Lat. lussum, some- 
 thing white growing in a fir-tree, 
 the pith. 
 
 Aovffoj, I will wash. Dor. for 
 Xovffu), f. 1. fr. Xovix). 
 
 AovTrip, rjpog, b, a pan, vessel to 
 wash in : fr. the same th. 
 
 Aoifrpo^aVjcrog, 6, >/, slain in a 
 bath : fr. XovTpbv, Satt^u). 
 
 AovTpbv, ov, Tb, a bath, wash- 
 pot ; water for washing or bath- 
 ing ; in pi. drink-off'erhigs, liba- 
 tions : but 
 
 AovTpov, ov, TO, dirty water, 
 wherein we have washed : fr. 
 Xovu). 
 
 AovTpo^opog, 6, y), one who 
 brought water and j)oured it on 
 the tomb of a bachelor or virgin 
 deceased ; bringing water for 
 bathing : fr. Xovrpov, ^gpw. 
 
 Aoirpoxoog, see XosTpoxbog. 
 
 AovTp'Mv, utvog, 6, a bath : fr. 
 
 AOY'Q, Lat. law, to wash ; bathe 
 (another) ; mid. to wash or 
 bathe one's self, wash, bathe ; f. 
 (TO*, perf. XtXovKa, a. 1. tXovaa, 
 a. 1. part. act. Xovaag, avrog, 
 perf. part. pass. XiXovfihog, tj, 
 ov, a. 1. m. iXovffdfirjv, w, uto ; 
 
 Xovoj, to wash the body ; viTrrw, 
 
 the hands ; nXvvw, clothing. 
 
 Ao0«w, w, f. rjffo), to wear or long 
 
 for a crest : & 
 
 Ao^e7ov, Tb, a case or box for 
 
 holding a plume or mirror : & 
 
 Ao0td, dg. Ion. Ao0y), ijg, 1), the 
 
 neck, back, prominence of the 
 
 back ; mane, bristle ; height, 
 
 peak, a bay : fr. X6<pog. 
 Ao^via, ag, y), & Aoipvig, iSog, ri, 
 
 a torch made of one piece of 
 
 wood, as if made of the top of a 
 
 tree : fr. Xo^og. 
 AotpoTToibg, ov, b, »/,a crest-maker: 
 
 fr. X6(}>og, ttouo). 
 A0'<I>02, 01;, 6, the neck in beasts 
 
 of burden, or in men ; the mane; 
 
 crest of a helmet, tuft, top-knot, 
 
 cock's comb ; Xo^i, mounds, 
 
 peaks, hills : fr. Xjttw, XeXo<pa, 
 
 for animals were excoriated 
 
 from this part : so Skptj fr. dfp(o. 
 Aotpovpa, ojv, rd, animals that 
 
 have manes & tails of long stiff 
 
 hair : fr. X6<pog, ovpd. 
 A6<pvpog, remarkable for his crest, 
 
 proud. Th. X6(pog. 
 Aotpojtrig, eatg, j), a being crested, 
 
 crest : fr. Xo^og. 
 Aoxdyiii), w, to be the leader of 
 
 m 
 
AYr 
 
 a band or cohort : whence 
 
 Aoxny'ta, iag, »/, the command of 
 a band or coh(jrt : fr. 
 
 Aoxayoc, ou, & AoxaysTTfQ, ov, 6, 
 a leader or captain of a band or 
 cohort : fr. \6xog, dyio. 
 
 Aox«y'«>70f, ovj 6, the same. 
 
 Ao\au}, utj f. ryo-oj, to he in am- 
 bush, set in ambush : fr. XoxoC- 
 
 Aoxfia, «C, V, ^ snare, ambus- 
 cade ; a lying in, childbirih : fr. 
 
 • Xoxtvoj. 
 
 Aox^'a, or Xoxm, *Aprf/iic> pre- 
 siding; over childbirth. 
 
 AoxfXor, iov, rd, the discharge 
 after childbirth ; birth-place : 
 & 
 
 AoxtXog, a, or, belonging to child- 
 birth : fr. Xox"?. 
 
 Aox«oc, oD, 6, same as \6xog, an 
 ambush. 
 
 Aoxtvfjia, aroc, to, birth ; child 
 born, offspring : fr. 
 
 Aoxtvu), f. tvau), to bring into the 
 world, bring forth, produce ; 
 Xox^y'i/irtt, to be brought forth, 
 be delivered ; fr. \oxbg, r/,preg 
 nant : also Xox^voj, to lay an 
 ambush ; fr. Xoxor. 
 
 Aox'jyfrEiu, w, for Xoxayso;, d, f, 
 r)<7u)y to lead a band : fr. Xoxog, 
 dyio. 
 
 Aoxh^ofiai, f. 1. m. of Xox«w. 
 
 Aox'^w, f. 'Vw, to divide into 
 bands, set an ambush : fr. Xoxof . 
 
 Aoxiog, a, or, i= XoxfToc. 
 
 AoxiTrjg, ov, 6, one that is in 
 ambush, a common soldier, com- 
 rade, armed attendant : fr. 
 \6xog. 
 
 Aoxftaiog, a, oVy pertaining to or 
 frequenting thickets : fr. 
 
 Aoxi^n^ >?Cj '/j a thicket, den of 
 a wild beast, place fit for an am- 
 buscade : fr. 
 
 AO'XOS, ov, 6, a band, troop, 
 cohort, company, crowd, am 
 buscade, ambush, lying in am 
 bush ; \6xoi (puXaKfg, corps de 
 reserve, Xen. K. 'A. vi. 5. 9 : fr. 
 Xlyw, p. m. XsXox«, to make to 
 lie down : hence Aoxaw & Ao- 
 X"^t<>, to lie in wait for : but 
 
 Ao^og, ov, i], a woman who lies 
 in, is lately delivered : fr. X'fyio 
 
 Aou) & AoBuj, the same as Xovio. 
 
 At-a, Dor. for Xvrj, rjg, >'/, sedition, 
 discord : fr. Xvuj. 
 
 Avmog, ov, 6, Bacchus, as dispel- 
 ler of care : fr. Xj'w. 
 
 Auyaiot;, a, ovy dark, obscure : fr. 
 XvyT], 
 
 Avyydvu), to sob, hiccup : fr. 
 Xif^u). 
 
 Avyyfjog, gen. Ion. fr. Avyytvg, 
 tog, 6, the name of a nation. 
 
 Avyhjv, with sobs ; adv. fr. Xi»^w. 
 
 Avy Sivog, r], ov, smooth, j)olished, 
 white, like Parian marble : fr. 
 
 AT'FAOS, ov, t), a kind of stonej 
 
 AYK 
 
 of exceeding whiteness ; Parian 
 marble. 
 
 A\'T^,r]g, y), obscurity, darkness, 
 gloom. 
 
 Avyi^^w, f. j'(Ta>, to turn, twist, bind 
 with twigs, pin up ; overcome, 
 conquer ; mid. to tuni round 
 every way, try to escapo ; tXi'- 
 y<cr0/;c>thou hast been entangled, 
 overcome (by love). Theocr. i. 
 98. Th. Xvyo^. 
 
 Avyi^ftr, Dor. for Xvy'ifftiv, f. 1. 
 inf. act. of the preceding verb. 
 
 Avyia^bgj ov, 6, a bending, con- 
 tortion, evasicm. 
 
 AvyKtvg, tiog, o, Lynceus, said to 
 have been extremely keen-sight- 
 ed : fr. 
 
 AVrS, XvyKog, 6, »/, a lynx, a 
 very quick-sighted animal : but 
 
 Ai»y^, Xvyybg, r), a sobbing, hie 
 cup: Avy fibg, ov, 6, the same: 
 fr. Xv^u). 
 
 AY'rOS, ov, »/, a withy, osier, 
 twig, staff : hence Xvyetu & Xv- 
 yi'^w, to twist : but 
 
 Avyoc, ov, o, any pressing ma 
 chine ; because it can Xvyi^tff 
 6ai, or, be turned. 
 
 Avypi), i)g, y, Ion. for Xvypa, sad, 
 odious : fi". 
 
 AYFPO'S, fi, ov, sad, grievous, 
 destructive, mournful, dismal 
 aftiicting, wretched, miserable; 
 pitiful, mean. 
 
 Avypujg, adv., mournfully, griev- 
 ously : fr. the above. 
 
 Av^oa, rjg, y, the name of a city 
 in Judu>a. 
 
 Av^irt, ag, rj, Lydia, a country of 
 Asia Minor ; the name of a wo- 
 man. 
 
 AvOi^a>, f. (Tu), to imitate the 
 Lydians : & 
 
 Avdiog, a, ov, Lydian ; Av^ja 
 ^iiToa, a Lydian mitre or turban: 
 fr. AvSog. 
 
 AvcoTraOi/g, eog, 6, r/, self-indul 
 gent like the Lydians, effemi- 
 nate : fr. Av^of, TrdOog. 
 
 Avdog, ov, 6, Li/dus, a Lydian ; 
 pi. Av^oi, the Lydians. 
 
 AY'ZQ, to sob, hiccup ; f. ^lo 
 hence Xvyfibg, sobbing ; Xvy^, 
 yyoc, r), the same. 
 
 AvOev, were loosed, Boeot. sync. 
 & Ion. for i\v9r](Tav, 3 pi. a. I. 
 pass, of Xv(i», to loose ; f. Xvau), 
 a. 1. paps. iXvOrjv. 
 
 Av9t), Ion. for fXvOrj, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 pass. : see XvOsv. 
 
 AY'ePON, ov, rb, gore, blood 
 mixed with dust. 
 
 Av9p6(i), f. (offoj, perf. XeXv9pojKa, 
 to defile with blood mixed with 
 dust : fr. the above. 
 
 Av9pioS7]g, tog, b, i), clotted, gory: 
 fr. Xv9pov, ddog. 
 
 AYKA'BAS, avTog, 6, a year, re- 
 volution of the sun : Xvktj, (idaig. 
 (406) 
 
 AYM 
 
 Av/caiov Aibg (3u)fibg, the altar of 
 Lyccean Jove. 
 
 Av>caoria, ag, r), the name of a 
 region in Asia, Lycaonia. 
 
 AvKavykg, tog, rb, the dawn of 
 morning, twilight : fr. Xvktj, 
 auyi]. 
 
 AvKawv, ovog, b, Lycaon, a pro- 
 per name. 
 
 Ai'Ktiov, rb, the Lyceum at 
 Athens : fr. 
 
 AvKtiog, a, ov, or 6, i), of or be- 
 longing to a wolf, wolfish ; an 
 epith. of Apollo : fr. XvKog. 
 
 AvKtj, t]g, »/, iiu; light, because 
 light is XtvKf), white. 
 
 AvKrjytvtjg, tog, b, born in Lycia; 
 an epith. of Apollo : fr. AvKt'a, 
 ytvoQ. 
 
 AvKi^tlg, u)v, o\, whelps of a wolf. 
 Th. XvKog, a wolf. 
 
 AvKitpyt)g, tog, 6, rj, made in 
 Lycia : fr. Av/cta, tpyov. 
 
 AvKb]9tv, adv., from Lycia : fr. 
 AvKia, Lvcia. 
 
 AvKioi, 01, the Lycians ; ace. pi. 
 AvKiovg : fr. the same th. 
 
 AvKoiSpioTog, b, »/, bitten or de- 
 voured by wolves : fr. XvKbg, 
 
 j3puJ(TKU). 
 
 AvKoepy rjg, or Av*:fpy/}c, tog, b, 
 i), that keeps off or kills wolves, 
 an epith. of a hunter's spear : 
 fr. XvKog, ilpyu), to keep off ; or 
 toy or. 
 
 AvKo^TjCTjg, tog, b, Lycomedes, the 
 name of a man. 
 
 AY'KOS, ov, o, Lat. lupus, a wolf; 
 a kind of sharp bit ; a kind of 
 fish ; a .spider ; the knocker of 
 a door ; also, the sun, light of 
 the sun, sun-shine ; XvKog, ace. 
 pi. Dor. for XvKoifg : fr. Xikij. 
 
 AvKovpyog, ov, b, Lycunjus, the 
 name of a man. 
 
 Avfco^ptur, oroc, 6, of wolfish or 
 courageous mind : fr. XiKog, 
 
 (PpT)V. 
 
 AvKotpwg, cjTog, ro, dawn, twilight: 
 
 fr. XvKtj, (pdg. 
 AvKo-^ia, ag, r}, dawn, twilight : 
 
 fr. XvKt], OTTTU). 
 
 AvKou), d), f. b}(Tii), to devour as a 
 wolf; perf. part. pass. XiXvKit)- 
 H'tvog, mangled : fr. Xvicoc- 
 
 AvKTog, ov, t), tlie name of a city 
 in Crete. 
 
 AiiMA, arog, to, offscouringFi, 
 filth, impurity, purgation ; dis- 
 grace, foul reproach ; a sacrifice 
 for a crime : as if fr. Xovw. 
 
 Avfiaivio, to purify, purge : fr. 
 Xvfia. 
 
 Avfxaivu), to bring destruction, 
 lay waste, ravage, corrupt, spoil, 
 defile, pollute, disgrace, outrage, 
 torment, injure ; f. aru>, a. 1. 
 iXvfir)va, pres. mid. Xvfxaivofiai, 
 f. Xv^arov^at, a. l.m.tfiVfiTjvd- 
 /wf;r, <i>, aTo, with an ace. Xvfiai- 
 
 AYS 
 
 vto9ai Tl)v TTpdKlV TlVl, to 
 
 thwart the designs of any one, 
 Xen. K. 'A. vii. 8. 6. Th. Xvfiy, 
 t}g, »'/, destruction. 
 
 AvfiavTtjp, tipog, b, a corrupter, 
 pernicious person. Hence 
 
 Avfiai'Trjpiog, a, ov, pernicious, 
 destinictive, grievous. 
 
 Avfitu}}', atvog, b, a destroyer, 
 plague, pest : fr. 
 
 AY'iAl H, ijg, i'l, a plague, pest, hurt, 
 ruin, ravage, devastation, de- 
 struction, outrage, disgrace,igno- 
 miny, impurity. 
 
 Ai'fiijv, Xvo, XvTo, or Xvo, Xvro, 
 was redeemed ; poet, for XtXv- 
 /i/;r, plupeif. pass. fr. Xvw 
 
 Avfiiji'dfitvog, a. 1. part. m. of 
 Xvfiaivoj. 
 
 AvvTo, or Xvrro, poet, for tXi- 
 XvvTo, 3 pi. plupf. pass, of Xvio. 
 
 Avojxai, I am loosed, pres. pass. 
 
 of XviO. 
 
 AvTTCw, to grieve, pain, afflict, 
 trouble, distress, annoy, vex, 
 injure ; mid. to be afflicted, 
 grieve, mourn ; f. i)(rio, pf. Xt- 
 XvTDjKa, a. 1. tXvTTijaa, pres. 
 pass. Xv-TTfOfxai, I am sad, a. 1. 
 pass. iXvTTr}9}]v, rjc, rj, a. 1. subj. 
 pass. XvTr/^w, yg, y, a. I. inf. 
 XvTrr]9tivai, a. 1. pt. pass. XvTnj- 
 9iig, tvTog. Th. Xvttt}. 
 
 AY'flH, T]g, i), grief, pain, sorrow, 
 trouble, affliction, distress : fr. 
 Xvijj. 
 
 Auiriiv, Dor. for Xi'TrtTr. 
 
 Avirt)pbg, d, bv, vexatious, trou- 
 blesome, grievous, afflicting, 
 painful ; com par. Xv7r?;po repot,*, 
 superl. XvTTTipoTaTog ; thence 
 
 A VTr/;pJ)g,ad v., sorrowfully, griev- 
 ously, vexatiously : fr. Xvirij. 
 
 AvTTyg, you. should annoy, 2 sing, 
 pres. subj. act. of Xvntio, f. Xv- 
 
 TTTJffit). 
 
 AvTTov, mourn, pres. imper. pass. 
 XvTTOvixivnig, dat. pi. pres. part, 
 pass, of XvTTtio. Th. XvTrrj, grief. 
 
 AvTrpbg, d, bi', same as XvTrypbg, 
 (from which it is formed by 
 sync.) annoying, &c. : also slen- 
 der, meagre, lean, dry, poor 
 
 AYS 
 
 cav for tXvo-aj', 3 pi. a. 1. ind. 
 act. XvcraiTt, 2 pi. a. 1. opt. act. 
 Xvffaro, 3 sing. a. 1. m. Ion. of 
 Xvu), to loose : whence Engl, to 
 hose. 
 Avcraig, ^ol. for Xvaag, having 
 loosed, freed ; a. 1. part, aet.m. 
 g. of the same. 
 
 AYT 
 
 soiTy ; rough : fr. the same th. 
 
 AY'PA, ag, Ion. ijg, y), lyra, a 
 harp, lyre. 
 
 Avpi^w, f. iffoj, to play on or sing 
 to the lyre : fr. Xvpa. 
 
 AvpiKbg, yj, bv, lyrlcus, lyric, ad- 
 apted to the lyre : fr. Xvpa. 
 
 Avpi(TTyjg, ov, b, one who plays on 
 or sings to the IjTe : fr. Xv'pi^oj. 
 
 AvpoKrvTn)g, ov, b, a striker or 
 sounder of the lyre : Avpojcrv- 
 "JTog, b, y), is more common : fr. 
 
 Xvpa, KTVTTfU). 
 
 Avpo7rGibg,ov, 6, a maker of lyres: 
 
 fr. Xvpa, TToitw. 
 Avaai, a. 1. inf. act. Xixraa for 
 
 Xvadffa, a. 1. part. act. f. g. Xi5- 
 
 Averaviag, ov, 6, that dissipates 
 
 grief : fr. Xvio, & dvia, ag, y), 
 
 grief : also the name of a Roman 
 
 prefect, Lysanias. 
 Av(T6 for tXi'o-f, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. 
 
 act. Ion. Xvnua, ag, e, a. ] . opt. 
 
 .^ol. of Xvu). 
 Av(Tti, dat. sing. fr. Xvaig. 
 Avaidvaaaa, y), the name of a 
 
 woman. 
 Avaiag, ov, b, Lrjs'ms, the name of 
 
 a man. 
 Avai'^iovog, 6, t), that looses the 
 
 zone : fr. Xvw, to loose, & Z,u}vy], 
 
 zona, a girdle. Th. l^ujvvvio. 
 AvfftKaKog, b, y), a soother of 
 
 sorrow : fr. Xvw, kukov. 
 Ayaifidxog, b, //, also Avaifxdxr], 
 
 y), one who ends a quarrel : fr. 
 
 Xvu), jidx^. 
 Av(Tifi(Xrjg, tog, b, y), relaxing 
 
 the limbs, an epith. of sleep and 
 
 of death : hence AvaifieXtia, a 
 
 marsh in Cilicia : fr. Xv<u, fit- 
 
 Xog, log, rb, a limb. 
 AvcTifiog, b, y), delivering ; to be 
 
 loosed : & 
 Avaiv, deliverance, ace. sing. fr. 
 
 XvaiQ, twg, y). Th. Xvto, to loose. 
 
 Avaiog, a, ov, or 6, >/, having the 
 
 power of relaxing ; an epith. of 
 
 Bacchus, who relaxes cares : fr. 
 
 the same. 
 Avanraiyjxcjv, ovog, b, relaxinf^ 
 into sport, an epith. of Bacchus, 
 Anacr. xxxix. 9. But the word 
 is corinipt, and contrary to ana- 
 logy, according to which it is, 
 putting an end to sport : fr. Xvio, 
 TraXyfia. The better reading is 
 AvcnTrfifiwv, ovog,b,y), delivering 
 from mischief, harm, or grief : 
 fr. Xvu), TTtjfxa. 
 AvffiTTOvog, 6, »'/, sorrow-ending : 
 Xvff'nrovoi 9fpdwovTig, servants 
 that free their masters from toil 
 or care : fr. Xvw, Trorog, labour. 
 Avffig, Eioc, >'/, a loosening, disso- 
 lution, release, deliverance, re- 
 demption, ransoming, solace, so- 
 lution, payment, expiation ; ace. 
 Xv(Tiv. Th. Xvtu. 
 Av(nTiXtia,ag, »/,utility,profit: & 
 AvaiTtXkio, £j, f. riTii), to prove 
 serviceable, profit, with a dat. 
 hence XvaiTtXtt, it is exj^edient : 
 fr. 
 Av(TiTtX}}g, tog, b, rj, beneficial, 
 useful, profitable, advantageous ; 
 cheap ; comp. XvaiTtXtartpog, 
 superl. XvffiTtXicfTaTog : fr. Xvo*, 
 to pay, & TtXog, a tax ; which 
 f407) 
 
 pays the cost or expense, is 
 worth while. 
 Av(Ttr«Xovrr(ue, adv., with ad- 
 vantage, profitably: fr. Xvffi- 
 
 TtXtiiJ. 
 
 AvatTiXwg, adv. profitably. 
 
 Av<Tj0pwr, oroc, b, y), freeing the 
 mind from care, relaxing the 
 mind : fr. Xvio, (ppy'jv. 
 
 Aiiaov, drio, a. 1. imper. act. Xv- 
 o-orra/, 3 pi. f. I. m. Xvaontvog, 
 f. 1. m. part, of Xvw. 
 
 AY'22A, or Avrra, y]g, rj, fury, 
 rage, madness, frenzy, particu- 
 larly of dogs ; perhaps fr. Xv w. 
 
 Ava<Tdg, ddog, t), mad, raving, fu- 
 i-ious : fr. the preceding. 
 
 Avaadio, or Trdio, & AvcrtTaivui, 
 to rage, rave, be mad or furious : 
 & Xvcrtrooj, poet, to drive to mad- 
 ness : fr. Xv<T(Ta. Hence 
 
 Av(T<TT]fxa, arog, to, a raving. 
 
 Ayaayv, Dor. for Xv(T(jq,v, pres. 
 inf. act. of Xvaadu) to rave : fr. 
 the same th. 
 
 Av(j(Ty)T})p, yjpog, 6, raving, mad, 
 raging, furious : fr. the above th. 
 
 Avaaoojv, poet, or Ion. for Xvff- 
 (riov, pres. i)art. act. of Xvcradoj, 
 which see. 
 
 Av«T(Tw^»/g, tog, b, y), furious, mad: 
 fr. Xvaoa, tldog. 
 
 Av(T(Tu>9tit]g, you may have be- 
 come mad, 2 sing. a. 1. opt. pass, 
 of Xvffaou), which see in Xvaffdio. 
 
 AvfTauiffi, 3 pi. pres. ind. or subj. 
 act. of Xvffcrdo}, to rave. Th. 
 Xv(T(Ta. 
 AixTTpa, ag, y), Lystra, the name 
 
 of a city. 
 Avo-rpa, wr, Td, the same : hence 
 AvfTrpof, a, ov, of Lystra. 
 Avrvp, yjpog, b, a deliverer, re- 
 deemer, arbitrator : fr. Xvw. 
 Avrypiov, ov, TO, a remedy, that 
 
 frees one from some evil : fr. 
 AvTyjniog, b, y), having the power 
 
 to loose, deliver, or dissolve, 
 
 expiatory : fr. Xvryp. 
 AvTiKbg, rf, bv, having the power 
 
 of releasing or of putting an end 
 
 to any thing, delivering. 
 Avro, or Xvro, poet, for iXtXvTO, 3 
 
 sing, pluperf. pass, of Xvw. 
 Avror, ov, to, an intermission of 
 
 the courts, wlien the hearing of 
 
 causes Xiftrat, is intermitted. 
 Avroc, V, bv, loosed, freed, dis- 
 solved, ransomed ; soluble : fr. 
 
 Xvu). 
 
 Avrpov, ov, TO, price of redemp- 
 tion or delivery, ransom, expi- 
 ation. Th. Xvw. 
 
 Ayrpow, to redeem, ransom ; f. 
 ojo-w, perf. XiXvTpujKa, pf. pass. 
 XtXvTp(ofiai, ffai, rat, a. 1. pass. 
 tXvTpio9T)v, r}g, tj, a. I. m. IXv 
 TpuiadjiTiv, u), aro, a. 1. subj. m. 
 XvrpwcTiofiai, y, tjtoi : fr. the 
 same th. 
 
I 
 
 Avrput^Tjg, see XvOpwSijg, clotted. 
 
 Avrpaxrtc, nog, i), redemption : 
 & 
 
 Avrpwr^g, ov, 6, a deliverer, re- 
 deemer : fr. Xvrpoio. 
 
 AvrraiOy see Xvcffaw. 
 
 Avxvuov, ov, TOy & Av\viov ; 
 also 
 
 Av^vta, ag, »/, a candlestick, 
 lamp-sconce : fr. \vxvog. 
 
 Avx^vidioVy oVy rb, a small lamp : 
 
 Av^vioVf ov, TO, the same : fr. 
 
 Avxvig, iSog, y, the same ; a 
 plant with red flowers, called 
 lychnis, used in making gar 
 lands or crowns ; a precious 
 stone, that shines in the dark. 
 
 AvxPOKota, ag, »), an illumina- 
 tion, feast of lamps ; a festival 
 among the Egyptians : fr. \v 
 Xvog, Kaicj, to burn. 
 
 AvxvoTToibg, ov, b, ri, a maker of 
 lamps or lanterns : fr. Xvx^og, 
 
 TTOl'euj. 
 
 Avxvo7r(t)\rig, ov, b, a seller of 
 lamps : fr. Xvx^og, ttujXbo). 
 
 AY'XNOS, ov, b, lychnus, a torch, 
 light, candle, lamp ; pi. Xu^vot, 
 oi, & \vxva, TO. ; as if fr. Xviiv 
 vvxog, dispersing the darkness 
 
 Avxvovxog, b, a light-holder, 
 chandelier, candlestick, lantern 
 fr. Xvx'^oQ, tx^o. 
 
 Avxvo<popeu), w, f. ri(Tio, and -aw, 
 at, f. aVw, to carry lamps or 
 lanterns : fr. 
 
 Avxvo(pbpog,b, »), carrying lamps 
 or lanterns : fr. Xvxvog, (pkoio. 
 
 AY'Q, to loosen, let loose, release, 
 deliver, set free, unbind, un- 
 yoke, untie, undo, dissolve, can- 
 cel, abolish ; relieve, alleviate ; 
 dismiss, discharge, pay ; de 
 stroy ; relax ; explain, inter 
 pret ; break, violate ; expiate ; 
 }»ass. to be cancelled ; mid. 
 to redeem, ransom ; XvOi^vai, 
 for Bavtiv, to die ; ov divarai 
 XvOrjvai y) ypatpi^, Jo. xi. 7> the 
 Scripture cannot be made of 
 none effect ; so Eur. I ph. A. 
 1268, Osffipar d Xvau) Gtag, if I 
 have caused the oracles to be 
 found false : Xvtiv vofiov, to 
 abrogate the law ; tvToXtjv, 
 ^latt. V. 19, to violate the com- 
 mandment : Xvftv for iiriXvuv, 
 Joseph. A. J. viii. 6, to explain 
 a difficulty ; aiviyfia, to solve 
 a riddle ; xP^^^f^bv, an oracle ; 
 imperf. tXvov, sg, e, f. Xixrio, 
 perf. XsXvKa, a. 1. tXvffa, a. 1. 
 subj. Xvcroj, yg, y? a. 1. inf. Xv~ 
 (Tai, imperf. pass. tXvofiTjv, ov, 
 (TO, perf. pass. XkXvfxai, a. 1. 
 pass. tXv9rjv, ijg, r), f. 1. pass. 
 
 Xv9T}<T0^iai. 
 
 AQ", Xyg, to will, desire, wish, 
 long for, Dor. for tOeXu) ; hence 
 Xiotiov, better, that we prefer : 
 
 Afiin 
 
 Xvj'iffTog, X(p<TTog, best ; thence 
 perhaps Engl. I list. 
 
 Aa>/3ao/iat, iofiai, to inflict injury, 
 treat with contumely, outrage 
 violate, insult, laugh to scorn 
 injure, maim, mutilate, deface, 
 corrupt, deprave ; f. Xivj3t)<ro- 
 fiai ; Xu)(3dar]a9e, Dor. for Xtu- 
 l3f](TT](T9e, 2 pi. a. 1. subj. m 
 tXiol3t)9ijv,a.. l.pass. Th. Xwjc3//, 
 injury. 
 
 AiojSevu}, f. evffu), the same, & fr 
 the same th. 
 
 A(u/3£(u, XujiSeofxai, Ion. the same : 
 fr. 
 
 AQ'BH, Tig,r), injury, contumely, 
 outrage, insult, scorn, disgrace, 
 damage, maltreatment, maim- 
 ing, mutilation. 
 
 A(tj(5r)9elg, having been injured 
 a. 1. part. pass, of Xiojidofxai, 
 which see. 
 
 Aw(3r](Taio, 2 sing. a. 1. opt. m 
 XtjfirjfTov, a. 1. imper. act. of 
 Xw/3dw, or X(u/3ao/iat, to inflict 
 injury. Th. XwlSij. 
 
 Aoj(3T]Tt)p, ijpog, b, an author of 
 injury or insult to any ; injuri- 
 ous, a reviler ; one deserving to 
 be reviled : fr. Xw/3ga>, or Xw- 
 (3dofiai. 
 
 Auj(3tjTt)g, ov, 6, injurious, insult 
 ing ; one that ill-uses, depraves, 
 corrupts : fr. the same. 
 
 Au}(3qTbg, »), bv, injured or insult 
 ed ; exposed or liable to injury 
 or insult; ill-used, maimed, mu- 
 tilated ; also, injurious, abu- 
 sive : fr. the same. 
 
 A(t)j3r]TUfp, opog, b, a reviler, in- 
 sulting ; that does harm : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 Auiiov, better, compar. n. g. fr. 
 Xojuov, by contr. X(^u)v, opog, b, 
 if, better ; Xoj'iffTog, or Xtparog, 
 superl. fr. dya9bg, good. Th. 
 Xut, to wish. 
 
 AujXg, Uog, i), the name of a pi- 
 ous matron, the grandmotlier of 
 Timothy, Lois. 
 
 AtoiffTog, by contr. Xt^arog, best : 
 see Xtj'ioy. 
 
 AujiTipog, same as Xwiwv, & fr. 
 the same th. 
 
 AQ~MA, aTog, to, a fringe, hem. 
 
 Aujj^rt, Dor. for XCJffi, 3 pi. pres. 
 ind. of Xdu), the same as 9t\oj, 
 to wish, pres. part. f. g. Xuktu. 
 
 Aipova, ace. pi. n. g. fr. Xy'wv, by 
 contr. for Xtuiwv, better. 
 
 AQ^OS, or A(pog, ov, 6, a Mace- 
 donian month, corresponding to 
 August. 
 
 AtJTTTj, ijg, i), a cloak, covering, 
 garment, fine linen : see XutTrog. 
 
 AwTTt^w, f. iffu), to strip off the 
 garment, lay bare : fr. Xiottt]. 
 
 AiOTroSvTiio, Cj, f. rifjio, to strip 
 one of his clothes, steal clothes, 
 particularly from baths, rob: fr. 
 (408) 
 
 M 
 
 AioTTodvTTjg, ov, b, one who steals 
 clothes, a robber, plunderer : fr. 
 XHjTTog, tvio. 
 
 Aij-Kog, tog, Tb, & Aw7r»/, r)g, rj, 
 & AioTrdg, ddog, t), a thin gar- 
 ment ; skin, hide : fr. Xotto^ , 
 bark. Th. Xsttu). 
 
 A(poTa,best, superl. n. g. pi. num. 
 see Xuiiov. 
 
 AioT, b, the name of a man, un- 
 decl. : Heb. hid. 
 
 AtoTtvvTa, ace. sing. Dor. for Xa>- 
 TotvTa, Att. XioTovvTa, fr. Xu)t6- 
 iig,ta<ra, tv, abounding with the 
 lotus. Th. XioTbg, lotus. 
 
 Awri^w, f. I'fftu, to gather or crop 
 the lotus ; mid. to cull for one's 
 self, select : fr. XioTog. 
 
 AuiTivog, T], ov, pertaining to or 
 made of the lotus : & 
 
 Au)Ti<Tfia, uTog, Tb, that which is 
 selected, the flower : fr. Xwri^tu. 
 
 AujToeig, taaa, iv, abounding with 
 the lotus, grassy, blooming : fr. 
 
 AQTO'2, ov, 6, lijtus, a shrub, 
 whose fruit was so delightful, 
 that strangers, after eating it, 
 forgot their country : whence 
 XijjTbv (payilv was proverbially 
 applied to those who prefer a 
 strange land to their own ; also, 
 a kind of herb, trefoil ; Xiotw, 
 Dor. for Xljtov, gen. 
 
 AojTOTp6(pog, 6, y, producing the 
 lotus : fr. XojTbg, Tpi(pu}. 
 
 Au>TO(pdyog, b, y), eating the fruit 
 of the lotus : fr. XioTbg, (pdyio. 
 
 Aii)To<p6pog, o, r), producing lotus: 
 fr. Xitjrbg, 0^pw. 
 
 AioTpoxoog ovg, oov ov, b, //, 
 Dor. for XovTpoxbog, or XotTpo- 
 Xoof, pouring water to those who 
 wash. 
 
 Auxpap, uTog, to, an alleviation, 
 rest, cessation : fr. 
 
 A124>A'Q, to have breathing time, 
 take breath, rest from toil, relax, 
 cease, desist, intermit, stop ; 
 transitively, to alleviate, appease, 
 mitigate, free ; f. I'jaoj : as if fr. 
 Xotpog, the neck, properly of 
 beasts of burden, from whose 
 neck the yoke is put down. 
 
 Auxpsio, w, the same. Hes. 
 
 Ait)(pi]iog, a, ov, alleviating, pro- 
 pitiating : & 
 
 Aoj<pr}^a,aTog, Tb, something that 
 gives relief, rest : fr. the above. 
 
 Aio<pr](Tig, tijjg, »;, rest, quiet, 
 breathing time, relaxation from 
 toil, cessation : fr. Xuxpkoj. 
 
 Ai^tiov, ovog, 6, »/, by contr. for 
 Xmiov, better. 
 
 M. 
 
 M, is the twelfth letter, called /iiJ; 
 as a note of number, it signifies 
 40, & with the t subscribed (/xj 
 
 MAP 
 
 MAG 
 
 MAI 
 
 40,000 : there is also fi' for ^k MATNHS, ,;roc, y), Lat. ma<^nes, 
 
 or t/xs, fr. tyd), I. 
 MA\ an adverb of swearing, used 
 generally for negation, some- 
 times affirmation ; whence it is 
 joined to val & ov ; ftd Aia, no, 
 by Jupiter ; val fid tocs o-zcf/Tr- 
 Tpov, I swear by this sceptre ; 
 ov fid ydp 'ATToXXujva, no, by 
 Apollo. 
 MadG, b, the name of a man, un- 
 
 decl. Hebr. wavering. 
 Mayddig, Idog, y), a musical in- 
 strument having twenty strings, 
 invented by the Lydians j also, 
 a flute : & 
 Mayd^u), or MayadiKu), to strike 
 
 or play on the fiayddig : fr. 
 MAFA'S, dcog, y), the bridge of a 
 lute or other musical instrument. 
 'Mayyavtia, at,^, 7/, poisoning, blan- 
 dishments, magical illusion, sor- 
 cery : & 
 
 MayydvEVfia, uTog, Tb, a charm, 
 cheat, illusion : fr. 
 Mayyavevu), f. £i5«tw, to practise 
 incantation, use charms, juggle, 
 deceive, cajole, flatter : fr. 
 MA'rrANON, ov, Tb, a bolt or 
 fastening, engine; poison, by 
 which any one plots death, drug, 
 philter, charm ; contrivance or 
 snare; magic, legerdemain ; ad- 
 dress, dexterity : fr. fitJX^vtj, 
 or ficiyog, a sorcerer. 
 May^aXd, the name of a place. 
 
 Hebr. a tower. 
 MaySaXrjpy), iig, y), the name of a 
 woman. Syr. magnificent. 
 MaydaXrfvbg, y), bv, of Magdala, 
 
 Magdalene. 
 Maytia, ag, y), Lat. mafia, the art 
 or practice of magic ; an en- 
 chantress : fr. fiaytvoj. 
 MajHpsTov, ov, Tb, a kitchen : fr. 
 fiayfipog. 
 Maysiptvio, f. evcroj, to act as a 
 cook, be a cook, kill, cut up : fr. 
 fidyttpog. 
 MayiipiKbg, i), bv, of or belonging 
 to a cook or cookery, culinary. 
 Hence 
 ^layfipiKuig, adv. after the man- 
 ner of a cook : fr. fidytipog. 
 Uaytipi(T(Ta, rjg, r), a woman cook. 
 MATEIPOS, ov,b, a cook, one 
 that kneads food ; a baker, 
 butcher : fr. /laVo-w, tjiayov. 
 Udyevfia, arog, to, a magic spell 
 or charm : fr. fiaytvu). 
 Mayevg, svjg, b, a pounder of corn, 
 baker; one that kneads or wipes 
 off : fr. fidffffoj. 
 Maysvu), to practise magic, be a 
 sorcerer; f. tvaM, perf. fxejxdyev- 
 Ka. Th. fidyog. 
 MayiKbg, /}, bv, Lut ma<jicus, ma- 
 gical, witching : fr. the same th. 
 May <(;, idog, y), a kneading-trough : 
 fr. fidacTit}. 
 
 a magnet, loadstone ; an iiiha 
 bitant of 
 
 MayvTjaia, ag, y), Ma^jnesia, a city 
 
 of Asia Mmor. 
 MdyvrjTag, ace. pi. fr. fidyvyjg. 
 M.4'r02, ov, b, Lat. 3Ia<jus, a 
 Persian priest ; a wise man, sor- 
 cerer, magician ; cheat. 
 Mayoipovia, ag, »), a festival, cele- 
 brated by the Persians to com- 
 memorate the slaughter of the 
 Magi : fr. Mdyog, (povog. 
 MArr'AA PIS, tog, y), the root of 
 the masterwort. 
 May(iy, 6, a proper name. Heb. 
 fortification. 
 Ma^apoc, «, bv, bald, smooth : 
 fr. fia^duj. Hence 
 MaSapuio, w, to make bald and 
 smooth ; f. ibau), pf. nffiacdpioKa. 
 Ma^du), uj, f. y'jffu), to moisten, 
 wet, make weak, be bald, moist 
 or wet : fr. fiadog. 
 Mddda, ag, y). Dor. for fidla. 
 MaSidv, y), the name of a country, 
 undecl. Hebr. judgment. 
 yiaSi^io, f. icrw, to make or be 
 bald or smooth, pluck : fr. fiaSog. 
 MadfiaplTig,a.t the desert, Josej^h. 
 xviii. 12. Others read Ma/3t)a- 
 plTtg. 
 
 MAAO'S, y), bv, even, smooth, 
 bald. 
 
 MacXt^, a wind instrument, Ps. 
 lii. 1. 
 MA^ZA, & Ma'^a, y]g,y), Lat. maza, 
 flummery, barley-meal mixed 
 with water or oil, boiled into a 
 jelly, a cake of barley-meal, 
 cake : as if fr. fidtraio, to knead : 
 hence Lat. inassa. 
 Mali(TKp, yjg, »), dim. of /xa'^a. 
 "Sla^ovofiov, ov, Tb, a jilattor to 
 carry food in : fr. fia'^a, vkfiio : 
 mazonomuni, Hor. S. ii. 8. 86. 
 MAZO'S, ov, b, the breast, pro- 
 perly of a man; pap, teat, udder; 
 a nurse. 
 Ma^vpfoO, the heavenly signs. Job 
 
 xxxvni. 32. 
 Md9e, eTu), know, 2 sing. a. 2. im- 
 per. act. fxa9tiv, a. 2. inf. of fiav- 
 9dvu), to learn ; f. fia9n<To/xai, a. 
 2. tfia9ov. 
 Ma9tvfiai, f. 2. m. Dor. for fia9ov- 
 fiai, of the same verb. 
 yi.d9t]fxa, aTog, to, learning, dis- 
 cipline, instruction, information, 
 knowledge ; tu fia9t)fiaTa, the 
 science or theorems of mathe- 
 matics : fr. fiav9dvo). 
 Ma9r]iiaTiKt), y]g,y), \iz. BTnaTr'jfiy], 
 the mathematical art or science, 
 acquaintance with mathematics: 
 fr. 
 
 Ma9yjfiaTiKbg, i), bv, Lat. niatJie- 
 maticus, fond of or quick in re- 
 ceiving instruction ; desirous to 
 learn, skilful ; belonging to ma- 
 (409) 
 
 thematics or mathematicians, 
 mathematical : fr. fidGrifia. 
 
 Ma9y)(Teai,you will learn. Ion. for 
 fta9,),Ty, 2 sing. f. 1. m. o( fiav- 
 9avuj, f. I. ni. fia9y}rrof.iat, a. 2. 
 tfia9ov. 
 
 Md9nfTig, tuyg, y), the act or desire 
 of learning, instruction, informa- 
 tion, knowledge, habit : fr. perf. 
 
 pass, of fiav9dvuj. 
 
 Ma9rjTkov,it is necessary to learn ; 
 
 verb.adj.fr. fia9iio, or fiavBdvJ. 
 
 Ma9t]Tivo}, f. evaw, to teach, be 
 
 a scholar or disciple ; f. ti-o-w, 
 
 perf. fiffia9i]ravKa, a. l.pt. pass. 
 
 fia9yjTsv9tig, evTog : fr. 
 Ma9T}Ty/g, ov, b, one that learns, a 
 
 scholai', disciple. Th. fiav9dvu,. 
 
 Hence 
 Ma9qTidio, (J, f. a(T(o, to long to 
 
 learn or be a scholar. 
 Ma9r)TiKbg, yj, bv, belonging to or 
 
 fond of learning, scientific : & 
 Ma9r)Tbg, y), bv, learnt, that can 
 
 be learnt : fr. fiav9dvui. 
 ^Ia9rjTpia, ag, y), a female dis- 
 ciple, fem. to fia9y]Tijg. 
 MaBoTaa, Dor. for fia9ov(Ta, hav- 
 ing learned, a. 2. part. act. of 
 
 fxav9diy ; a. 2. tfia9ov. 
 y\a9ovadXa, b, the name of the 
 
 son of Enoch, undecl. Hebr. 
 
 warding off death. 
 Md9via, ag, y), the cheek, jaw- 
 bone. Hesych. is inclined to 
 read fid9viag, for fiaTaimg, Ps. 
 iii. near the end. 
 Ma9iov, ovTog, & in nom. pi. fxa- 
 96vTfg, a. 2. part. act. of fxav9d- 
 voj, to learn ; a. 2. tfia9ov ; ti 
 fiaOtav, for rt alone, Casaubon on 
 Athen. xiii. 9. 
 MATA, ag, y), a midwife, nurse ; 
 mother, grandmother ; crone; 
 species of crab ; Maia, the mo- 
 ther of Mercury, and daughter 
 of Atlas ; Ion. Ma/?;. 
 
 MAl'ANAPOS,ou,6,3/cBaw<^r,or 
 Mijeandrm, a river of Phrygia, 
 bending & curved in its course ; 
 bending, meandering. 
 
 MaiEvu) & /iate/yo/zat, the same as 
 
 l-iaioofxai. 
 Mniyj, ion. for Mala, which see. 
 Maifxd^u), to desire, long, jump, 
 
 shout ; palpitate, as the heart ; 
 
 f. aVw. 
 
 UaifiaKTifpiuiv, (iSvog, b, the fifth 
 month among the Athenians ; 
 corresponding to January, or 
 November. 
 
 Maifidffffu), to desire ardently, 
 pound, wipe off; f. ^a>, pei-f. 
 fitfiainaxa : & 
 
 Mat/ia'w, (J, f. i](Tu}, to desire earn- 
 estly, be impetuous or eager, 
 rage, be agitated, be led irre- 
 sistibly ; poet. /lat/iww. Th. fiaa, 
 the same. 
 
 Maifijj(TB, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 m 
 
MAK 
 
 Ton. of the above. 
 
 Maifnoovcra, prompt, desiring, 
 pres. part. act. f. g. of fiainojoj, 
 poet, tor [xaifidio. 
 
 Ma'iidv, the name of a man, un- 
 decl. Hebr. prepared. 
 
 Matvac, ddog, »/, furious, frenzied, 
 mad, or that makes others mad; 
 a Bacchanalian. Th. fxaii'of^iai. 
 
 Maii'lg, icuQ, & Mai'j'/;, t]g, »'/, a 
 kind of fish, sprat, anchovy. 
 
 MaivoXijQ, ov, 6, as if 6 ^aivo- 
 fiti'og oXoQ, entirely or raving 
 mad, a maniac. 
 
 MAI'NOMAl, to rage, rave, be 
 mad or furious, be frantic, be 
 maddened ; f. fiavovfiai, pr. pt. 
 fiaivo^ii'or^ ov, pf. m. /zf^/jra. 
 
 MaiVw, f. avoi, a. 1. tfxiiva, to 
 drive mad. 
 
 Mat'o^oi, to desire, long for, seek ; 
 pres. part, ^aiofiivog, seeking : 
 fr. nctuj, the same. 
 
 Maioo^at, ovfxai, f. waofiai, to be 
 or act as a midwife, deliver a 
 woman, bring forth to the light. 
 
 MaTpa, the dog-star, intense heat; 
 a constellation : fr. 
 
 Maipio, to shine : see iiapf-iaipu). 
 
 MA'KAP, apoQ, 6, »/, & MoLKciipa, 
 »), poet, happy, blessed, prosper- 
 ous, wealthy, opulent, immortal; 
 nom. pi. /.lOKaptc, dat. pi. fid- 
 Kapai, Ion. fxciKaptaai. 
 
 MaKapii^io, to prtaionnce blessed, 
 esteem happy ; felicitate, con- 
 gratulate ; f. iffw, Att. fxaKapibJ, 
 perf. nt^aKcipiKa, perf. j)ass. jxi- 
 fioKapiaf^iat : whence j^oKapKr- 
 fxbg, blessedness. Th. fAc'tKap. 
 
 MuKapioQ, a, or, blessed, happy, 
 fortunate, prosperous ; comj)ar. 
 ^aKapiwTtpog, a, ov. Th. fxcLKap, 
 happy. 
 
 MaKapioTrjg, rirog, y, blessedness, 
 felicity : fr. the same th. 
 
 MaKapifffibg^ ov, 6, blessedness: & 
 
 MaKapiarog, t), or, blessed, envi- 
 able ; fr. perf. pass, of /iaKapi^w. 
 Th. fxaKap. 
 
 MajcaptVi/g, ou, 6, happy, at rest ; 
 spoken of the dei>arted, as pre- 
 sumed to be in a state of bless- 
 edness : fr. the same. 
 
 MaKapXngy idog, »/, fem. of the 
 above. 
 MaKapiu}, Att. for ixaKapiffio, f. 1. 
 act. of fxaKapi^uj, to pronounce 
 blessed. Th. fxaKap, happy. 
 Manapiiog, adv. happily, prosper- 
 ously : fr. fxaKapiog. 
 MaKapraTT}, r]g, r), most happy, 
 f. g. from 
 
 MaKapraTog, rj, ov, most happy 
 or fortunate ; sui)erl. fr. fxciKap, 
 compar. naKcipTtpog. 
 
 MaKaprbg, i), ov, blessed, hailed, 
 Leon. Tar. 69. 
 
 MaKfCvog, j), bv, long, tall, Od. H. 
 106 : fr. ^ciKOQ for firjKog, /xajcc- 
 
 MAK 
 
 davbg, fiaKidvoQ. 
 
 MaKc^ovja, ag, i), the name of a 
 region, Macedonia. 
 
 MaKtcoi'iKbg, t), bv, Macedonicus, 
 Macedonian : fr. 
 
 MaKtCiov, ovog, b, Macedo, a Ma- 
 cedonian ; pi. 'MoKtcovtg ; as if 
 fr. nctKog, Dor. for ^i)Kog, length, 
 & 'i6og, a seat : fr. the oblong 
 direction of the country. 
 
 MaKtXr], ijg, t), a spade, poet. & 
 Ion. for fiaKtXa or fiuKtWa. 
 
 MaKtWa, i]g, >), a s|)ade, shovel, 
 hoe, mattock, pick-axe ; Aibg 
 /xaKiWt], the thunder of Jove, 
 ^sch. Ag. 534. 
 
 MaKtWov, ov, rb, fr. the Lat. 
 macellum; the shambles; in Gr. 
 
 KpHxHT(x)\lOV, ov, TO. 
 
 MA'KEP, a bark brought from 
 India, mace. 
 
 MaicioT//p, ijpog, b, a kind of 
 weapon thrown from a distance; 
 also, as adj. long, prolix, fia- 
 Ki(TTi]p \6yog, ALsch. Pel's. 
 
 MAKKOA^N, to dote, behave 
 foolishly and childishly, as Tf 
 /.n) Koiiv, not to be wise. 
 
 Mdjcog, Dor. for firJKog, adverb- 
 ially put for, lengthwise, in 
 length, afar. 
 
 MoKpayopia, ag, d. Dor. for Ma- 
 KOTjyopia, »/, prolixity of dis- 
 coui"se : fr. fxoKpbg, dyopd. 
 
 MoKod^pofiog, b, »/, capable of 
 running far : i'r. fioKpbg, Tpi\u}; 
 sujierl. fiaKpa^ pofidjTarog, Xen. 
 K. v. 21. hut fiUKpodponog would 
 be more consistent with analogy. 
 
 Ma/cpatwi', tovog, b, r), long-lived, 
 lasting long ; fiaKpaiiovsg, the 
 immortals, the gods: ir. fiaKpbg, 
 alwv. 
 
 MoKpdv, adv., afar, far off: fr. 
 l-inKpog. Th. fiffKog, tog, to. 
 
 MoKpaux^lv, tvog, b, i), long-neck- 
 ed, long : fr. f^uiKpbg, avx^'iv. 
 
 MaKpijyopeiv, a>, f. ijffu), to use 
 many words, make long speech- 
 es, harangue tediously : fr. jjia- 
 Kpbg, dyoptio. 
 
 MaKpj)^fpir], i]g, i), the time of 
 the longest days : fr. fiuKpbg, 
 yfiipa. 
 
 MaKpijV, ace. Ion. for fiaKpdv ; 
 ;/a»cpj/(Tt, dat. pi. Ion. for jia- 
 Kpalg ; fr. jjiaKpog. 
 
 Ma/C)00)3tOf, 6, //, long-lived, likely 
 to live long, very aged : fr. ^a- 
 Kpbg, (iiog. Hence 
 
 MaKpofSioTTjg, ijTog, r), long life, 
 longevity'. 
 
 MaKjOOjSiorof, long-lived : fr. /la- 
 Kpbg, l3ioTog. 
 
 ^laKpo(3iio(Tig, ewg, »'/, length of 
 days : fr. fiaKpbg, (3i6w. 
 
 MaKpocpofiog, b, »/, see fiaKpd^po- 
 fiog. 
 
 MaKpo7)ptptvaig, nog, i), the pro- 
 longation of one's days : fr. 
 (410) 
 
 MAK 
 
 'MaKporjftspivo), f. ffo), to be aged, 
 live long : fr. fioKpbg, jj^dpci. 
 
 MaKp69tv, adv., from alar, at a 
 distance : fr. fiaKpog : dirb fia- 
 KooOtv, from afar off, Matth. 
 xxvi. 58. xxvii. 55. 
 
 'MaKpuOvf^Uio, at, to forbear, V»ear 
 patiently, suffer long ; f. ijtrio, 
 pei*f. nsiJiaKpoOvf.ii}Ka, a. 1. tfin- 
 KpoOvfiiifxa, a. 1. imper. act. ^m- 
 KpoOi'jjirjffov : fr. jua»fp60i'//O(;. 
 
 'MaKpoOviiia, ag, y, mercy, long- 
 sufi'ering, patience : fr. 
 
 MaKpoOvfiog, 6, r), forbearing, 
 long-suffering, lenient : fr. fia- 
 Kpbg, BvyLog. 
 
 ^laKpoOvfuog, adv., patiently: fr. 
 the above. 
 
 MaKpoXoysoj, w, f. rjffot, to make a 
 tedious .speech, speak at length: 
 hence fiaKpoXoyC)f.uv, 1 pi. pres. 
 subj. : fr. fiaKpoXbyog. 
 
 MaKpoXoyia, ag, r), tediousness 
 or prolixity of discoui-se : fr. 
 
 MaKpoXoyog, 6, ?/, prolix or te- 
 dious in discourse, diffuse : fr. 
 fiaKpbg, \iyu). 
 
 MaKpovii^u), to be of very long 
 standing, put off to a distant 
 time : fr. fioKpog. 
 
 ^laKpoTTvovg, ov, b, t), long-wind- 
 ed, i. e. long or tedious : fr. 
 fiaKpbg, TTviu). 
 
 MaKpoTTToXifiog, ov, b, fighting 
 at a distance,. the same as T;;- 
 Xffiaxog, ov, b, Telemachus, the 
 son of Ulysses. 
 
 Mo»fp6c, a, bv, long, extended, 
 far, distant, deep, high, tall, 
 great, numerous, vast, spacious, 
 diffuse, loud ; fxaKpbv, fiaKpip, 
 dat. & ftaKpd, n. g. pi. num., 
 adv. far, much ; comp. fiaKpoTt- 
 pog, superl. fioKporaTog : ou Cid 
 fioKpov, in a short time, quickly, 
 (understand xpovov,) Polya^n. i. 
 17' ovK tg fiuKpdv, & oh fttrd 
 fiaKpbv, shortly, .soon ; fiaKpdv 
 Xdiptn' ii7rHv,to bid a long fare- 
 well; fiaKpbv dvaiv, he cried out 
 aloud, i. e. so as to be heard at 
 a distance, II. r. 81. Ih.fiyKog, 
 Dor. fiuKog, tog, to, length. 
 
 'MaKpOTtjg, rjTog, r), longitude, 
 length, distance, duration. 
 
 MaKpoxpbriog, 6, t), of long du- 
 ration, long-lived : fr. fiaKpbc, 
 Xpbvog. 
 
 MaKpvfia, aTog, to, distance ; a 
 removing afar off, revolt ; an 
 abomination, Esdr. ix. 1. 11. 
 Cod. Alex. fiuKpvftfiaaiv : sec 
 Pearson's Praf. in LXX. 
 
 MaKpvi'U),i.vu>,Y)eTf.fitftdKpvyKa, 
 to remove to a great distance, 
 lengthen out, prolong, protract, 
 postpone : fr. fiaKpbg, long ; fr. k 
 firJKog, length. 
 
 MaKpili, far : see in fiOKpog. 
 
 MaKpCJg, adv., far, at a distance, 
 
 MAA 
 
 tediously : fr. fiaKpog. 
 MaVrort, ag, ?/, a kneading-trough, 
 
 bath : fr. fidnau), fiffiaKrai. 
 MaKvvoi, Dor. for fiijKuvio, to 
 
 lengthen : fr. fif]Kog. 
 MaKiov, crying out, moaning, a. 
 
 2. j>art. act. fr. fir]Kdio. 
 MaVwi', lovog, d. Dor. for fiijKiov, 
 
 »), a poppy. 
 MA'A A, adv., greatly, very much, 
 exceedingly, quite, altogether ; 
 certainly, surely ; compar. fictX- 
 Xoi', superl. fxdXinTa ; fidXa 
 TrdvTfg, every one ; fidXa icdy- 
 XV, wholly, entirely; fidXa aUl, 
 for ever, always ; fidXa av, yet 
 again ; fidX' avr'iKa, instantly ; 
 fidXa Ci), certainly, indeed, sure- 
 ly ; ft fidXa, ft Kai fidXa, Kai 
 el fidXa, if indeed, even if, even 
 though ; oi> fidXa, not easily, not 
 very much ; fidXa iriog, in some 
 degree ; fidXa toi, yes truly. 
 MdXayfia, arog, to, any thing ap- 
 plied to soften ; an emollient, 
 poultice, plaster, balm ; soft 
 body used in sieges for defence 
 against the blows of hard ones : 
 fr. fiaXd(T(Tii}. 
 MaXaKaiirovg, odog, b, ij, having 
 soft and tender feet, soft-footed ; 
 for the sake of the metre, for 
 fiaXaKoirovg: fr. fiaXaKbg,7rovg. 
 MaXaKavxn'^'og, ov, b, ?), that 
 softens grief, assuaging,soothing, 
 balmy sleep : fr. fiaXaKbg, dxog. 
 MaXaKy, dat. sing. fiaXaKtjai, 
 
 dat. pi. Ion. f. g. fr. fxaXaxog. 
 MaXaKia, ag. Ion. -it], ijg, >'/, soft- 
 ness, delicacy, effeminacy, weak- 
 ness of body, cowardice ; for 
 KiTTu, r]Q, »/, weakness of sto- 
 mach ; calm of the sea. 
 MaXrt/ctati>, w, to become or be 
 torpid or inactive ; unless fiaX- 
 Kidui is the reading. 
 
 MAA 
 
 Ma\a»ct^w, f. ((Tw, to soften, ren- 
 der soft, delicate, effeminate, or 
 inactive ; mid. to act cowardly 
 or without resolution, become 
 timorous : fr. fiaXuKog. 
 
 '^laXnKi<T9Tivai, a. 1. inf. pass, of 
 fiaXaKi^Ofiai, to become soft or 
 timon»us. 
 
 MaXaicaur, lovog, b, a tender, 
 delicate pex'son : iv, fiaXaKog. 
 
 ^laXaKoyviofnov, ovog, b, i), of a 
 gentle mind or temper : fr. fia- 
 XaKbg, yviofirj. 
 
 MaXaKbg, r), bv, Lat. mollis, soft, 
 downy, balmy ; tender, delicate, 
 effeminate, enervated, languid, 
 feeble, cowardly ; gentle, tran- 
 quil, calm, soothing ; comp. fia- 
 XaKioTipog, a, ov. Th. fiaXdaaio. 
 
 "MaXaKiWyjg, i)Tog, j), softness, 
 delicacy, effeminacy : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 MaXrtKTOT^ftp, pog, b, t), poet, soft- 
 handed, that applies a delicate 
 
 hand : fr. fiaXaKbg, x^ip- 
 MaXaKVvu), f. vvio, to soften, 
 mollify, make soft ; fiaXaKvvo- 
 fiai, to become soft or languid. 
 MaXaKut, gen. Dor. for fiaXaKov. 
 MaXaKu)g,a.dv. softly, gently, lan- 
 guidly, effeminately, tenderly. 
 MaXairep, adv. as nuich as one 
 ple^^ses, greatlv. Th. fidXa. 
 
 MAAA'22Q, or Ma\arru>,to .soft- 
 en, enfeeble, mollify, mitigate, 
 soothe, api)ease ; f. a^w, perf. 
 fiefidXaxa, perf. pass, fitfiu- 
 Xayfiai. Hence 
 
 MaXdxT], rjg, y, Lat. maha, mal- 
 lows: from relaxing the sto- 
 mach ; gen. pi. fiaXaxoJV. 
 
 MaXfXt/y\, b, the name of a man; 
 Hebr. praising God. 
 
 MaXspbg, a, bv, burning, consu- 
 ming, destructive, violent, melt- 
 ing. Th. fiaXbg, tender ; the 
 same as dfiaXog. 
 
 MA 'AH, tjg, y, a wing, arm-pit ; 
 see fiadxdXy. 
 
 "SldXQa, yg, y, wax softened, a 
 tablet of wax. Th. fiaXdaaio. 
 
 MaXdaKi^o), f. (tw, to soften, mol- 
 lify : fr. fxaXBaKog. Hence 
 
 MaXOaKiaTiog, a, ov, verb. adj. 
 to be done gently or squeam- 
 ishly. 
 
 "SlaXOaKog, y, bv, soft, tender, 
 delicate, weak, feeble, languid, 
 fjentle, mild, agreeable: fr. fiaX- 
 6d<T(Tu}, the same as fiaXdaacj. 
 MaX9aK6<piovog, b, y, that has a 
 delicate and sweet voice : fr. 
 paXOaKbg, <pu)vy. 
 MaX9aKoJg, adv. softly, gently, 
 mildly : fr. fiaXOaKog. 
 MaXOdrrait), f. ^w, = fxaXdcTffio. 
 MA^AIS, log, y, & MaXu), Lat. 
 malls, a disease or cough among 
 beasts of burden. 
 MaXtg, iSog, d. Dor. for firjXig, 
 iSog, y, also fU}Xia, ag, malus, 
 the ap[We-tree ; also the name 
 of a Nymph. 
 
 MdXi<TTa, very greatly, most, to 
 the highest degree, mostly, chief- 
 ly, principally, especially, par- 
 ticularly, adv. sui)erl. fr' fidXa, 
 very, comp. fidXXov ; iv rolg 
 fidXitrra, among the fii*st, par- 
 ticularly, exceedingly; vofiog tv 
 Ti,lg fidXicTTa (pvXaTTOfxtvoc, 
 yElian, V. H. ii. 38, this law 
 was particularly observed among 
 the Romans ; at most, about, 
 fidXiaTa Tpia TdXavra, Dem. 
 about three talents ; Tb Ss v\pog 
 i'lfiKTv fidXitXTa iTtXitrOrj, ov Sie- 
 voelro, Time. i. 93, the height 
 of the wall was about half of 
 what he had intended ; dvi/p 
 SuKifiog, ofxoia r<p fidXiffra, a 
 man approved in the highest 
 possible degree, Herod, vii. 118. 
 141. 
 
 (411) I 
 
 MAN 
 
 MaXKtw, w, & fiaXKtio), Ion. & 
 poet, to be pinched with cold : 
 fr. 
 
 MA'AKH, ijg, »), a contraction of 
 the hands or feet, numbness 
 from cold, torpor. 
 MdXXov, more, rather, still more, 
 compar. fr. fidXa, very ; superl. 
 fidXitTTu ; fidXXov Kai fxdXXov, 
 Phil. i. 9. Eur. Iph. T. 1400, 
 ovcev fidXXov, i. q. ov c' oXwr, 
 not at all, Xen. K. 'A. iii. li. u". 
 MAAAO'S, ov, b, a fleece, long 
 wool, lock of wool ; hair. 
 MaXXujTbg, y, bv, fleecy, downy, 
 woolly : fr. the above. 
 MciXov, io, TO, Dor. for fiyXov, 
 ov, Tb, a sheep : & 
 MdXov, Doi\ fur fiyXov, ov, to, 
 malum, an apj)le. 
 MaXondpyog, b, y, that has soft 
 and delicate cheeks ; fr. fiaXbc, 
 tender, and Traptid, the cheek": 
 or, with cheeks round and ruddy 
 as an apple ; fr. fifjXov, rb, an 
 apple, & rrapeid. 
 
 MAAO^S, y, bv, tender ; as if 
 dfiaXog ; also for fiaXXiorbg, 
 woolly, shaggy. 
 
 MaXoTpoipog, b, y, sheep-breed- 
 ing: fr. fiyXov, Tpstpoj. 
 MaXo(popkuj, Dor. for fir)Xo<popsu), 
 to bear apples : fr. fiyXov, an 
 apple, & ipspu), to bear. 
 MaXo(pifXaK, aKog, 6, a shepherd: 
 fr. fiTfXov, ipvXa^. 
 MdXxog, ov, b, the name of a 
 man ; Hebr. royal. 
 MAIMHPA', or Mafiipd, or Ma- 
 fiipdg, a kind of drug. 
 MA'MMA, Mdfifiy, yg, ,), Mafi- 
 fiaia, & Mafifiia, ag, y, the ad- 
 dress of children to their mo- 
 ther, mamma ; a grandmother, 
 crone. 
 
 MafifidKovOog, 6, )7,one that hides 
 himself in his mother's bosom, 
 a blockhead : fr. ndfifirj, KevOio. 
 MAMMA'N, a word used by chil- 
 dren speaking imperfectly, sig- 
 nifying bread ; hence Mafifidio, 
 to ask for bread. 
 Mafifiiovdg, rb, Mam)non, undecl. 
 a Syriac word, substance, wealth. 
 Mdv, Dor. for fii)v, fiyvbg, b, a 
 month : & 
 Mdv, for fidvva, manna : & 
 Mdv, Dor. for fiijv, nevertheless, 
 assuredly ; as dXXd fidv, Sec. 
 Mavayv, b, the name of a man ; 
 undecl. Syr. 
 
 MavdKig, adv. rarely: fr. fiavog. 
 Mavarrrryg, the first-born son of 
 Joseph. Hebr. causing forget- 
 fulness. 
 
 MANAA'KH, yg, y), the applica- 
 tion of the cautery to hoi'ses. 
 iVIANAAAQTO'N, ov, Tb, an im- 
 modest kiss. 
 MA'NAPA, ag, y, a fold, stall, 
 
 I 
 
 i 
 
MAN 
 
 roost, cavern. 
 
 MANAPAro'PAS, ov, 6, man- 
 drake, a plant possessing a drow- 
 sy power. 
 
 "Mav^vt], T]Q, t), or MavSvag, ov, 
 6, a kind of military vest among 
 the Pei-sians. 
 
 Ma vtTcra, having been struck with 
 madness, a. 2. part. pass. f. g. of 
 fiaivofiai, to be mad ; f. fxavov- 
 fiaif perf. fxe^dvtjfjiai, a. 2. jiass. 
 tfidvTiv ; hence ^avuQ. 
 
 MAN9A'NQ,tolearn,understand, 
 perceive, know ; hear, reflect, 
 consider ; f. fxaOtirrofiai, a. 2. 
 efiaOoVy a. 2. imper. ^a.9(, trio, 
 2 pi. fidOtTi, a. 2. part. act. /la- 
 Owv, ovTog, perf. ind. act. ixtfjid- 
 6t]Ka, perf. pass. fiefidGt)fiai. 
 
 Mapia, ag, & Ion. Mavt;?, >;g, r/, 
 extravagant madness, raging 
 fury. Th. fiaiiwixai. 
 
 MaviaKijg, ou, 6, a collar ; Ma- 
 vta^, a bracelet, necklace, Dan. 
 v. 7. 29 : fr. fxdvog. 
 
 Mavidg, dSog, >}, mad, furious, 
 frenzied, frantic, raving : fr. 
 fiaria. 
 
 MaviKog, rj, op, raving mad, ra- 
 ging, furious: fr. fjiaipofiai. 
 
 MaviKwg, adv. furiously. 
 
 Mdpig, tdog, a, Dor. for firjvig, 
 log, I'l, long and enduring, deep- 
 seated anjier. 
 
 Maviu)Cr}g, tog, 6, r), frantic, in- 
 sane, mad : fr. fiapia, tldog. 
 
 MA'NNA, TO, manna, undecl. 
 Heb. food prepared. 
 
 MA'NNOS, or Mdvog, ov, 6, an 
 ornament of the neck or hands ; 
 hence 
 
 Mavro0dpof, 6, »'/, wearing orna- 
 ments ; Theocr. xi. 41, a doubt- 
 ful reading : fr. fidvpog, 0f pw. 
 
 MANO'2, i), OP, rare, loose, lax, 
 thin, spare, porous. 
 
 MavoTTjg, rjrog, r), rarity, thin- 
 ness, laxity : fr. the above. 
 
 Mapovfiai, f. of fiaivonai, to be 
 mad. 
 
 MapTtia, ag, r), divination, pro- 
 phecy, oracle, consulting an ora- 
 cle : & 
 
 NaPTilop, ov, TO, prophecy, an 
 oracular shrine or response : & 
 
 MavnXog, a,ov, pertaining to di- 
 vination or an oracle, prophetic, 
 oracular : fr. th. ndvTig. 
 
 MdpTtaip, to prophets, dat. pi. fr. 
 lidpTig, nog, 6, a soothsayer. 
 
 MdpTtvfia, aTog, to, a prophecy, 
 oracular response, oracle : fr. 
 
 MapTsvo/iai, ♦© act as a priest, 
 deliver oracles, prophesy, di- 
 vine, guess, consult the oracle ; 
 pres. inf. fxavTtvtcrBai, f. ^ap- 
 Ttvaojjtai, a. 1. m. i^apTtvtrd- 
 HT]p,o),aTo. Th.j^dvTig. Hence 
 
 MaPTtvTSog, a, op, verb. adj. to 
 be prophesied, given aa a re- 
 
 MAP 
 
 sponse from an oracle : & 
 MavTsvTog, rj, bv, specified or 
 
 commanded by the oracle, pre- 
 dicted. 
 MaiT^Vov, ov, TO, Ion. for ^av- 
 
 Ttiop, TO, an oracle. So /xavTrj- 
 
 iog, for ^lapTtlog. Th. fxdpTig. 
 Mavrt/c//, tig, */, (understand rt^- 
 
 vr),) the art of divination : fr. 
 MapTiKog, ri, ov, belonging to 
 
 prophets or diviners, having the 
 
 gift of prophecy. Th. ^dvTig. 
 MavTiKutg, adv. by prophecy, pro- 
 phetically : fr. the above. 
 MavrtTToXetu, f. ijau), to forebode, 
 
 prophesy : fr. 
 MavrtTToXof, 6, rj, one that is 
 
 conversant with oracles, a di- 
 viner : fr. ^dvTig, ttoXsw. 
 MAN'TIS, to>c, o, a prophet, 
 
 soothsayer, di\iner : fr. ^aivo- 
 
 fiai, or fiavtvtiv, i. e. ^rjvvfip, 
 
 to interpret, Is. Voss. A kind of 
 
 grasshopper or locust. 
 MapTotrupt), tjg, y, divination, 
 
 prophetic art. Tli. fidpTig. 
 MavTocTvpog, rj, ov, belonging to 
 
 the prophetic art, proceeding 
 
 from an oracle, oracular, pro- 
 phetic : fr. jxdvTig. 
 Mdpvf, Ion. Sc Dor. for Ifirjvve, 
 
 3 sing, imperf. : so fxavvti, Dor. 
 
 for fiTjpt'ii, he shows ; of firjvvio. 
 Mdvv<Tov,Dor. for firjpvffop, a. 1. 
 
 imper. of /i;;vua>, to show; f. tiatu. 
 Mavvrdg, a, 6, Dor. for fit]vvTt)g, 
 
 ov, 6, one that shows or points 
 
 out any thing; an informer. Th. 
 
 firjvviu, to show. 
 MaTTttiv, to have snatched, by 
 
 sync, of p, for ^apirilp, & poet. 
 
 /iaTTtTv, & by lou.(\ivor. ficnrifip, 
 
 by poet, redupl. /xf^a7riftr,a. 2. 
 
 of fidpTTToi, to snatch ; p. m. fxt- 
 
 fiapira. 
 MA'PAFAOS, ov, 6, a precious 
 
 stone, emerald, called also <Tfid- 
 
 (jaycog. 
 MA'PAFNA, ijg, 17, a scourge, 
 
 whip ; torture. 
 MA'PAePON, ov, Th, & M«pa- 
 
 Qog, ov, 6, Lat. marathrum, ma- 
 
 rathus, fennel. 
 Mapa0a;i', Cjvog, a proper name. 
 
 Mapa0a)i/ \nrapd, the wealthy 
 
 Marathon. 
 MapaOioyofidxrjgy ov, 6, & Mapo- 
 
 Oujvofjidxog, 6, one who fought 
 
 at Marathon, a hero of Mara- 
 thon. Th. fidxofiai. 
 MAPAI'NQ, f. avCJ, to cause to 
 
 wither or decay, make drooping, 
 
 dry or parch up, wear or waste 
 
 away, destroy, extinguish, perf. 
 
 ^(fidpayKa ; fiapaivofiai, to de- 
 cay, fade or wither away, be- 
 come emaciated, waste or pint- 
 
 away, be dried up, die away, pf. 
 
 pass, fxendpapfxni, vaai, vraiAMdpfiapog, 6, »), white, shining: 
 
 Att. fitfiaparxfiai, a. 1. pass. fr. uapuainio 
 (412) ' ^ ^f^ ^ 
 
 MAP 
 
 tfiapdv9r]P, f. J. pass. fiapavOq- 
 
 ffofiai. 
 Mapdp dOd, Heb. Chald. or Syr. 
 
 denoting a solemn curse. 
 MapapOiivat, to have decayed, 
 
 a. l.inf. pass. fiapavOrjaofiai, y, 
 
 (Ttti, f. 1. ind. pass, of napaivoj. 
 Mdpavaig, nog, t), & 
 Mapafffiog, ov, o, a withering, 
 
 parching up, wasting away, con- 
 sumption, decay, old age : fr. 
 
 ixupaipu) ; Engl, murrain. 
 Mapyaipu), f. avio, & Mapydio, to 
 
 be mad, rash, impetuous. Th. 
 
 fxdpyog.^ 
 Mapyapl'Ttjg, ov, o, Lat. marga- 
 
 rita, a pearl : fr. 
 iM A'PPA PON, ov, TO, a pearl ; pi. 
 
 Ta fidpyapa. 
 MapyiXXtj, tjg, J/, coral. 
 Mdpyrj, rjg, 1), madness : fr. 
 MA'PrOS, Ji, ov, or 6, y, mad, 
 
 frantic, raving, foolish, senseless, 
 
 impudent, greedy : perhaps fr. 
 
 M, ^pyog, idle ; or fr. ftdoj. 
 Mapyo(Tvv7j, t]g, 1), madness, folly, 
 
 impudence : fr. the above. 
 MapSopiog, ov, o, Mardonius, a 
 
 Persian. 
 MA'PH, Tjg, y, pi. fidpai, (an old 
 
 word,) hands, the members by 
 
 which we divide & arrange : fr. 
 
 fitipio ; hence ^vn^iapyg, kog, 6, 
 
 »), difficult ; evfiapyg, iog, 6, »/, 
 
 easy. 
 
 yidpOa, ijg, y, the name of a wo- 
 man. Hebr. mistress. 
 
 Mapia, ag, y, Lat. Maria, the 
 ble.ssed Virgin Mary. 
 
 Mapta/i, y, a name, undecl. Heb. 
 bitter. 
 
 "SlapiavZvvoi, serfs, of a nation 
 subdued. 
 
 MA Pi' A A or MapI'X?/, yg, /;, 
 sparks that fly from hot coals, 
 cinders, embers, ashes. 
 
 MA'PIS, tiog, o, Lat. maris, a 
 measure that holds G cotyla?, or 
 nearly 6 pints. 
 
 MdpKog, ov, 6, the name of a man. 
 
 MAPMAI'PQ, f. apC, to shine, 
 glitter, flash, sparkle ; fiapfiai^ 
 povffa, pres. part, f.g.: fr. fiaipu). 
 
 Mapfidpfiog,a, ov, flashing, spark- 
 ling, bright and glittering like 
 marble, of marble : fr. fidpfiapog. 
 
 Mapfidptog, a, Ion. y, op, the 
 same, & fr. the same. 
 
 Mappdpivog, y, ov, made of mar- 
 ble, shining like marble : fr. 
 ^dpfiapog. 
 
 Mapfxapong, eotra, iv, having the 
 high polish of marble, shinmg, 
 glittering : fr. 
 
 Mdpjxapop, ov, TO, 8c 
 
 Mdpfxapog, ov, 6, subst. for fidp- 
 fiapog \iOog, Lat. mdnnor, mar- 
 ble, rock, stone : fr 
 
 MAP 
 
 "Mapfxapvyij, ijg, y, splendour, 
 glittering, flashing, twinkling : 
 fr. the same th. 
 
 Map/iapa/Trif, iSog, »;, & 
 
 MapfiapioTTog, oij, 6, y, having a 
 bright or shining countenance, 
 with glaring eyes : fr. fxap^iaipoj, 
 
 MA'PNAMAI, to strike, fight, 
 
 contend, wrangle ; poet.fr./iap?/, 
 
 a hand, because the hand is the 
 
 instrument of fighthig : sopugno 
 
 fr. pugnus. 
 Mapvafikpoiiv, of two contending; 
 
 Ion. for fiapvafisvoii', gen. dual 
 
 part. pres. fiapvafi'tviov, gen. pi. 
 
 of p,dpvanai. 
 MdpvavO', Ion. for tfidpvavTO, 3 
 
 pi. imperf. ; fidpvafrOat, pres. 
 
 inf. of the same. 
 MapvibfiiaO' or fiapvwfUffOa, Ion. 
 
 for fiapvMfiiOa, 1 \)\. pres. subj. 
 
 of fidpvafjiai, to fight. 
 Mapoi', Lat. marum, the herb 
 
 marjoram. 
 'MapTTtiiv, by Ion. resol. for /lap- 
 
 TTtip, a. 2. inf. act. of fidpTTTto, 
 
 to seize. 
 MapTTicrarj, yg, y, the name of a 
 
 woman. 
 MdpTTTig, eiog, 6, one that seizes 
 
 or grasps : fr. 
 MA'PIITQ, to lay hold of, catch, 
 
 snatch, overtake, seize, gra.sp, 
 
 fold, embrace, touch, reach, at- 
 tain, hit the mark ; f. \pto, perf. 
 Hffiap(f>a, a. 2. t^iapTvop, p. m. 
 fikfiapTra, as if ^«pj/ dTTTOfiat, 
 to touch with the hand ; (.idpir- 
 Tiiv a9kvog,io get fresh strength. 
 iSlaprrnrTTflop, oi', to, &, 
 M A'P2Yn02, MdpaiTTog, Si Map- 
 aiTTTrog, ov, y ; MapavTriov 6i 
 -iTTiov, ov, TO, Lat. marsuptiinn, 
 a purse, bag, pocket, coffer. 
 MA'PTYP, vpog, 6, y, a witness, 
 voucher, authority, martyr : 
 hence 
 MapTvp^o), St, to bear witness, 
 attest ; praise, assent ; declare, 
 approve ; be a martyr ; f. I'/o-o;, 
 perf. fis^iapTvpyKa, perf. pass. 
 ^Kfiaprvpyfiai, testimony has 
 been borne to me. Th. fidpTvp. 
 MapTvpyfia, aTog, to, a testi- 
 mony, evidence, monument, 
 document : fr. the above. 
 MapTvpia, ag, y, testimony, testi- 
 fying, attestation, witness, evi- 
 dence, proof : fr. the same th. 
 MapTvpiym, dat. pi. Ion. for ^ap- 
 Tvpiaig, fr. ^apTvpia, & Ion. 
 fiaprvpiy, yg, y, testimony. 
 "MapTvpiov, ov, TO, Lat. martyriam, 
 testimony, evidence, argument, 
 proof. Th. fidpTvp. 
 MapTvponai, to bear testimony, 
 testify, declare, prove by witness; 
 call to witness : fr. the same th. 
 MdpTvpog, ov, 6, poet, the same 
 
 MAS 
 
 as the th. fidpTvp, witness. 
 Maprt;^, vog, 6, same as the 
 
 above, (from which it is formed 
 
 by sync.) ace. ^dpTw, dat. pi. 
 
 /xdpTvai. 
 MapvtTat, Dor. for fiypverai, is 
 
 twisted, 3 sing. pres. pass, of 
 
 ^lypvut, to wind round, twist ; 
 
 infill. Dor. fjtapveaOai, to be 
 
 twisted. 
 MapVKaTai, Dor. for fiypVKarai, 
 
 3 sing, fr, (lypVKdofxai : see fiy- 
 
 PVKU). 
 
 Mdpv^atg, having snatched, a. 1. 
 part. act. for fidp^l/ag, of the 
 verb fidpTTTio. 
 MASA'OMAI or Maaadofiai, 
 -Cjfiat, to masticate, gnaw, chew, 
 eat, bite, swallow, imperf. t/i/arr- 
 (Taojuiyv, tofiyp, & in 3 pi, dovTo, 
 uivTo : fr. fid<T(Tu), to knead. 
 Mdffda, ag, y. Dor. for fid^a, y, 
 a cheesecake. 
 Marr^bg, to, b. Dor. for fxa^bg, ov, 
 o, the teat, bosom. 
 MA'SeAH, yg, ,), & MdtrGXyg, 
 TiTog, 6, a thong made of dressed 
 or softened leather ; metaph. an 
 effeminate person : fr. fidaffio. 
 MaffObg, oiJ, b, the breast, teat, 
 properly of a woman : see 
 fiai^og. 
 MA'ZHETA, (OV, Ta, the first 
 
 leaves of the herb benzoin. 
 MaaaayifTig, Massagetis, a pro- 
 per name. 
 MA'SSQ or /xarrw, f. ^w, pf. //g- 
 f^axa, to press, squeeze, pound, 
 knead ; wipe by drawing a towel 
 over ; touch, feel, handle, seek, 
 inquire, in which signif. it forms 
 its fut. in <Tio. 
 yidffffiov, ovog, b, y, the same as 
 fxaKpoTspog, longer, greater, as 
 if fr, ^aKpbg, long ; compar. 
 fuaKpoTfpog, f.iaKiiov & fidrrrriov ; 
 superl. fiaKporarog Sc jxaKiaTog, 
 hence fiyKirrTog. Th. fiiJKog, 
 tog, Tb, length. 
 Mfiora^, uKog, >/, the jaws, mouth; 
 upper lip ; nmstachio or whisk- 
 er ; sometliing chewed, a mouth- 
 ful. Th. fiacrdofiai. 
 Maorapu^w, f. vffio, to draw the 
 lips together as a child at the 
 breast ; mumble, be in one's 
 dotage : fr. ndffffio. 
 MacrrtVTyg, oiJ, 6, a searcher, in- 
 quirer, inquisitor : fr. 
 MAST Era, f. tti(T(o, to search, 
 pry into, seek, inquire, desire 
 earnestly : fr. fidio. 
 MarTTyp, ijpog, b, a searcher, in- 
 quisitor : fr. fidio. 
 MaaTypiog, a, ov, searching, one 
 who conducts or assists a search, 
 epith. of Mercury : fr. the 
 above. 
 MdffTi, contr. for ixdrrTii, fr. fidtr- 
 '"'C> f-og, y, the same as udtJTi^. 
 (413) 
 
 MAS * 
 
 MaVrtya, ace. sing. fr. fidaTi^, 
 iyog, y, a whip, lash. 
 
 MacTTlyi'iv, Ion. for jxaffTiyotJVj 
 pres. inf. 
 
 MacTTlytvg, t(og, b, a whipper : fr. 
 fid(TriK. 
 
 MaffTiyiag, ov, b, Lat. itiastlgia, a 
 whipped or branded fellow, 
 slave, drudge. Th. /ict^rrt^. 
 
 MafTTiyovaOio, let him be scourg- 
 ed, 3 sing. pres. imper. pass. fr. 
 fiacTTiyoio. 
 
 Ma<TTiyQ^6pog, 6, 1), carrying a 
 whip : fr. fidffTi^, (pspio. 
 
 Ma(TTiy6(o, <S, to flog, whip, lash, 
 scourge ; f. axno, perf. fitfiaffri- 
 yioKa, a. 1. inaaTiyuxja. Th. 
 lid(TTi^, lyog, y. 
 
 MacrTUTTjv, they two were scourg- 
 ing, 3 dual imperf, or a. 2, act. 
 Ion, of fia<TTi(o, poet, for fxatTTi- 
 yoio, to scourge ; fAaaTioejv, 
 lashing, by sync, for fiaariyoutv. 
 Th. fxaaTiK, a whip. 
 
 Ma<TTi^(o, to scourge, flog, whip ; 
 f. ^10, perf. fitpdcrrixa ; fiarrTi- 
 KovTtg, nom. pi. part. pres. : fr. 
 ndcTTi^. Hence 
 
 ^lacTTiKTyp, ijpog, & MaffTiKTtop, 
 opog, b, a whipper, scourger. 
 
 MA'STIS, iyog, y, a whip, lash, 
 scourge ; by metaph. a disease, 
 plague, divine punishment. 
 'OfxypofidffTi^, a name given to 
 Zoilus for his abuse of Homer's 
 poetry. 
 
 MdffTi^tv, he whipped, 3 sing. a. 
 1. ind. act. Ion. of fiacFTi^^to, f. 
 Kto. 
 
 Md(TTig, tiog, y, a whip : see 
 
 fld(TTl. 
 
 Macrriffdtiv, Dor, for fiatTTt^eiv. 
 MaffTiffCoitv, Dor. for fiaffTi^oitv, 
 3 pi. pres. opt. of the same verb. 
 MASTI'XH, yg, y, Lat. mastiche, 
 the sweet gum called mastich. 
 ^la<TTix6iovTi, poet, for /xaort- 
 XofPTi, dat. sing. part. pres. 
 of i.iacrTixd(o, w, to gnash the 
 teeth ; a word that occui-s once 
 only, in Hesiod, 'A. 387. 
 
 MatTTiu), f. i(T(o, to whip, flog : fr. 
 fid(TTig. 
 
 Ma(TTotiSt)g, tog, b, y, breast-like, 
 protuberant : fr. fiavTog, tlSog. 
 
 Mao-roe", oi), 6, or jiaaQbg, a teat, 
 dug, udder, breast, properly of 
 a woman : see ^iaZ,6c. 
 
 MaorpyXXtor, ov, to, a stew, baw- 
 dy-house. 
 
 MaoTpoiTTf f'rt or MaorpoTreta, ag, 
 y, a pimping, pandering : & 
 
 MaaTptoTTtvio, or oirtvio, f. evcno, 
 to pim)), pander, entice, prosti- 
 tute : fr. 
 
 MASTPQnH'2 or ManTpioTrbg, 
 or Ma<TTpo7rbg, oi), b, y, a pan- 
 der, procurer, procuress, that 
 has a motherly appearance (/*»;- 
 Tpbg bira) in her alluring : hence 
 
 1. 
 
MAT 
 
 perhaps by metath. Engl. 
 strumpet. 
 
 "^IdoTiop, opoQ, 6, a searcher, in- 
 quirer : fr. fjdu). 
 
 MASXA'AH, 1JC, T), the arm-pit, 
 a hollow, cavity, shoot of a palm- 
 tree. Hence 
 
 Maff^^aXi^ui, f. trw, to dismember 
 the body, and place the several 
 limbs under the arm-pits, muti- 
 late : & 
 
 Ma(T^a\i(Tr»/p, rjpog, 6, a broad 
 leathern strap or girth behind 
 the shoulders of a horse in har- 
 ness, girdle, band under the 
 arm-pits. 
 
 Ma<T^a\if, idoQ^ r), the same. 
 
 Mara^w, to trifle : fr. jxaroKo. 
 
 Mdrata, vain, n. g. pi. fi*. jxaTaiog. 
 
 MaTaiCio, the same as fjiardu}, to 
 act vainly, miscarry, loiter, trifle, 
 dote. Th. ndrrjv. 
 
 'MaraiofiovXia, ag, ?/, vain coun- 
 sel : fr. fidraiog, /3oiiX//. 
 
 MaraioXoyia, ag, »/, vain doc- 
 trine, empty idle talk : fr. 
 
 "MaraioXoyog, 6, »'/, talking vain- 
 ly, destitute of soundness : fr. 
 fidraiog, vain, fr. fidTijV, in vain, 
 & Xeyuj to say ; p. m. XiXoya. 
 
 Maratoe, a, ov, & 6, >), vain, idle, 
 empty, frivolous, fruitless, fool 
 ish, rash. Th. fidrrjv. 
 
 MaraiuTarr], r), most vain, superl 
 fr. fidraiog, vain ; compar. ^a 
 TaioTiQog^ superl. naTaioraroQ, 
 of the same th. 
 
 MaTaioTijg, r)Tog, rj, vanity, ina- 
 nity, levity, folly : fr. 
 
 Maraiou), to make vain, render 
 fruitless or ineftectual, frustrate; 
 f. (txnjjj perf, fiSfiaraiioKa ; pres. 
 pass. fiaTaioofxai, ovfiaif to be- 
 come vain or foolish, act foolish- 
 ly, a. 1. pass. tuaraidjOrjv. Th. 
 f^iaTt)v^ in vain. 
 
 Marav, Dor. for fidrrjVy in vain. 
 
 Mardio, u>, f. jjcw, to loiter, linger, 
 tarry, waste tune idly. Th. fxd- 
 rrjv. 
 
 Murevio, f. tvcrio, to seek, search 
 
 into, trace ; by ellips. for fia<T- 
 
 revio, the same. Th. /xdtu, the 
 
 same. 
 Mdrrjj rjg^ -if, = fiaria. 
 MA'THN, adv., rashly, in vain, 
 
 to no purpose, fruitlessly : fr. 
 
 fidcj. 
 MdTT]Q, spog, a, Dor. for firjrrjQ. 
 MuTiig, -^"1. & Dor. for ^arilg, 
 
 2 s. of fiUTSiOf same us fiartvuj 
 
 &. fjaarfvio, to seek, explore. 
 MarrjafToVy ye two will waste 
 
 time, dual f. 1. of /xardw. 
 MarOalog, ov, 6, the name of an 
 
 Apostle. Hebr. signif. given by 
 
 God. 
 Mar0dr, 6, the name of a man, 
 
 undecl. Hebr. gift. 
 MarGiag, ov, 6, the name of an 
 
 MAX 
 
 Apostle. Hebr. signif. the gift 
 of God. 
 
 Maria, ag, »y, vanity, levity, folly, 
 fruitless attempt or enterprise, 
 stupidity, fault, error. Th. 
 fidrijv. 
 
 MaVoc,«of , ro, inquisition, search. 
 Th. fidu), to search. 
 
 MarpaStX<pedg, ov, 6, poet. & Dor. 
 for iJiT)TpdStX(pog : 6 rijg nrjrpbg 
 ddtXtpdg, a mother's brother, 
 uncle by the mother's side. 
 
 Marpodoxog, 6, a, poet. & Dor. 
 for fiT]TpoS6xog, one that che- 
 rishes and tends a mother : fr. 
 furjTijpy Skxojiiai. 
 
 MaTfiufiaTujp, opog, d. Dor. for 
 firjTpofiriTtjjp : y firjrpvg fxtinjp, 
 a mother's mother, grandmother 
 by the mother's side. 
 
 'MarpoTToXig, eog, d. Dor. for ftrj- 
 rpoTToXigj metropolis, i. e. mo- 
 ther of cities, chief city : fr. 
 
 l^lfjTTjp, TTcXig. 
 
 MarpoTToXog, ov, d. Dor. for firj- 
 rpoTToXog, that assists matrons 
 in childbirth, i) <jvv ralg ^a;-, 
 Tpdai TToXovcra ; an epith. of Lu- 
 cina. 
 
 MATPY'AAH, ijg, r), a bawd that 
 feigns herself a matron ; fr. 
 firjDjp : hence fiarpvXXtlov, a 
 brothel, the stews, & Engl, by 
 ajdiier. trull. 
 
 Mdrpu}eg,iop, oi, Dor. for fj. t] Tpiosg, 
 mother's brethren, uncles by the 
 mother's side ; also, ancestors : 
 nom. pi. fr. 
 
 MdTpiog, wog, 6, Dor. for [.lijTpMg, 
 uncle or ancestor by the mother's 
 side ; maternal grandfather. 
 
 Mdrrni^og, ov, 6, a fool, idiot : fr. 
 fidrrjv l3o^t', to call or cry with- 
 out meaning. 
 
 MarraOd, 6, the name of a man, 
 undecl. Ilebr. signif. the gift of 
 God. 
 
 MttTTaOiaL:, ov, 6, the same. 
 
 MaTTva, ac, or -t), ijg, »/, a deli- 
 cate dish, dainties, sweetmeats : 
 th. fidaaw, to pound. 
 
 MaTTvoXoixog, ov, 6, a licker of 
 dainties, lick-spittle, parasite : 
 fr. jxarTva, Xiixio. 
 
 Mdrroi, to pound, knead ; the 
 same as ^daauj. 
 
 MavXiag, ov, 6, a sword. 
 
 MavXig, icog, i), a knife ; one who 
 does any thing for hire, a pro- 
 curess : hence MavXi'Cu), to pros- 
 titute for hire. 
 
 Mavpovai, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of 
 fxavpou), S), f. w<ra>, to darken, 
 obscure, extinguish, by aphair. 
 for d^avpoui] fiavpovaOai, pres. 
 inf. pass. Th. dfiavpog. 
 
 Mdxat, pi. num. fr. //«x»7, VQ, »/, 
 a tight. Th. fidxofiai. 
 
 Mdxaipa, ag, i), Lat. machcera, a 
 sword, dagger, sabre, scimetar, 
 (414) 
 
 MAX 
 
 chopper, carving-knife,razor : 8c 
 Maxfdpiov, Si Maxctipi^iov, ov, 
 TO, a small sword, dagger : & 
 
 Maxciipig, i^og, >/, a razor, knife : 
 fr. the same th. 
 
 MaxaipoTroiog, ov, 6, a sword- 
 maker : fr. fidxaipa, ttoisio. 
 
 Mrtxaipo^opot;, o, //, a sword- 
 bearer : fr. fidxaipa, <pspu). 
 
 Maxavd, dg, d. Dor. for nTjxavt), 
 r), Lat. machina, contrivance, 
 device, artifice, warlike engine, 
 machine, means, jjower, ability. 
 
 Maxdrdg, a, 6, Dor. for/iax';r/}g, 
 ov, a combatant, brave warrior. 
 Th. fidxofiai. 
 
 Maxfiofitvog, ov, ])res. part, of 
 fiaxfiofiai, by poet, epenth. for 
 fiaxfo^at, the same as fiaxo/^iai, 
 to fight. 
 
 Max'toiTo, 3 sing. pres. opt. & in 
 3 pi. ^axioivTO, of i-iaxiofiai, 
 poet, for fidxofiai, to fight. 
 
 Maxtofxai tipi, to fight with or 
 against any one. Aristoph. B. 
 348. 
 
 Maxiffaifiiiv, a. 1. opt. m. & 
 
 Max^(Ta(TOai, a. 1. inf. m. of ^d- 
 Xo/iai or fiax^ofjai, f. \. fiax^ffo- 
 fxai & ijffo^ai. 
 
 Udx^aOai, pres. infin. fiaxsaOrjr, 
 3 dual impf. Ion. fidxtaOe, 2 pi. 
 pr. imper. of fidxafxai, to fight. 
 
 M.axi(T(Taa9ai, to have fought, a. 
 1. inf. m. by doubling c. So 
 /iaxcff<ra/i£>'w, nom. dual a. 1. 
 part. m. of the same verb. 
 
 ^I«X'/j VQ, »),a fight, battle, com- 
 bat, engagement, quarrel, con- 
 flict, contest : pi. fidxai. Th. 
 {.laxo/jiai, to fight. 
 
 Maxnfi(*>r, oi'og, 6, r), eager to 
 fight, courageous : fr. the same. 
 
 Max»y<To/ioi, f. 1. ra. in 1 pi. fia- 
 Xn^^ofitO' for ixaxnoofxiQa : & 
 
 Maxnaontvog, f. 1. part. m. of 
 /idxo/Lt at, to fight ; f. ^axwofxai 
 or kaofxai, as if fr. fioxio/jai. 
 
 MaxJjTTJg, ov, 6, a combatant, 
 brave warrior ; ace. pi. fiaxtj- 
 Tdg. Th. fidxofiai. 
 
 Max/jrof, »}, or, to be contended 
 with or resi.sted, to be con- 
 quered : & 
 
 Mdxipog, t], ov, or 6, r/, brave, 
 warlike : fr. the same th. 
 
 MA'XA02, 6, t), incontinent, un- 
 chaste, lewd, lustful, wanton, 
 fierce. Hence 
 
 MaxXoffvvi], t]g, i), lewdness, lust, 
 lasciviousness. 
 
 MaxXorarai, the most wanton ; 
 nom. pi. f. g. superl. fr. fidx><og. 
 
 MA'XOMAI, to fight, engage, 
 
 combat, contend, wrangle, quar- 
 rel, dispute ; f. 1. jxaxi](To^ai & 
 
 tffo^ai, f. 2. m. fiaxoiifjiai, im- 
 
 perf. ifiax6}ii)v, ov, tro, perf. 
 
 fiifidxnh^h a. 1. m. i^axriod' 
 
 fiTjv, w, aro. 
 
 MEr 
 
 Maxoft^i', for ifiax6nr)p, imperf. 
 Ion. fiaxofitrrOa, poet, tor /xaxo- 
 fitOa, 1 pi. pres. ind. of the verb 
 preceding. 
 
 Mdxoc, tog, TO, Dor. for fifjxog, 
 Si. this for ^rjxcivi), a device. 
 
 Maxov^iai, f. 2. m. of fxdxofiai. 
 
 MA'^, adv., in vain, to no pur- 
 pose, foolishly, rashly ; poet, for 
 
 flttDJV. 
 
 Maxf^avpai, wv, at, light airs, 
 
 light breezes : fr. fidxfy, avpa. 
 Mu\\>ihog, a, ov, vain, idle, rash, 
 
 inconsiderate : & 
 Maypii^'nog, adv. without effect, 
 foolishly. Th. ^di//. 
 Mai//i\d/cac, d,b, or Ma-\l/vXdKag, 
 Dor. for Ma^vXdKi]g, ov, 6, one 
 that talks idly, a vain babbler; 
 foolishly uttered : fr. fxaxp, Xa- 
 Ksu), Dor. for XtjKeio. 
 Ma^piXoyog, 6, »/, .speaking in 
 vain, whose cries give no cer- 
 tain omen : fr. fidxp, Xkyuj. 
 ]MA Q, w, to desire eagerly or 
 ojirnestly, be eager, seek ; perf. 
 fispaa for /xefxtjKa ; part, fxt- 
 paiog fcviif^iT]Kd)g, eager, ardent, 
 impetuous. 
 Mk di /i' for t/if, ace. fr. iyu), I. 
 Msya, n. g. fr. fjikyag, great, adv. 
 greatly, much, mightily, very. 
 Ion. for ueydXujg. 
 MeyaOapcri/g, kog, 6, rj, very cou- 
 rageous, magnanimous : fr. /i|- 
 yrtc, Qdpcog. 
 MtydQiig, Ion. for /LtcydXot, great. 
 MkyaQog, Ion. for fisytOog. 
 MtydOv^og, 6, »/, magnanimous, 
 high-minded : fr. fityag, Gvfidg. 
 Mtyaipa, ag, y, Lat. Megoera, one 
 
 of the Furies : fr. 
 MErAI'Pli, to envy, grudge, re- 
 fuse, withhold ; cai'e for, have 
 regard to; tfisytjps, a. 1. he 
 envied, part, fityijpag, having 
 cared for, anxious, as if Trapd 
 TO /itya, because envy is gene- 
 rally directed at the great. 
 MtyaKijnjg, eog, 6, i), huge, as 
 big as a whale ; ace. sing. ^«ya- 
 KtiTsa : fr. fxsyag, Kiirog. 
 MfydXa, adv., greatly, exceed- 
 ingly, very : great things ; nom. 
 pi. n. g. fr. fisyag, ntydXt], {ikya. 
 ^UyaXdhKog, 6, y, that inflicts 
 great injuries : fr. fxiyag, ddiKecj. 
 MtydXav, Dor. for fxtydXwp ; fr. 
 fi^yag, great. 
 ^hyaXavopia, ag, d, Dor. for fie- 
 yaXyvnpia, pride : fr. 
 MeynXd'rwp, opog, 6, Dor. for /z£- 
 yaXfii'wp, high-minded, manly, 
 haughty :^ fr. /.ikyag, dvtjp. 
 McyaXaux^o, JJ, f. ytrvj, to bear 
 oneself proudly, vaunt, exult : fr. 
 ^ityaXavxT)g,tog,&.MtydXavxog, 
 ov, 6, //, that boasts greatly, ex- 
 ults highly, boastful, proud 
 fr. fikyag, avx^<J^. 
 
 MEr 
 
 MEr 
 
 MiyaXavxla lag, ,), a boastmg, ward : fr. ^kyag, uKTOog. 
 exultation, haughtiness : fr. the McyaXo/i^uarog, i" ,), havin- 
 
 above 
 MeyaXiia, rd, glory, praise, 
 mighty works ; miracles : fr. 
 MtyaXkiog, a, ov, great, magnifi- 
 cent,^ mighty, grand, haughty : 
 fr. ^kyag. 
 MiyaXaoryg, rjrog, 7), majesty, 
 greatness, grandeur, the attri- 
 bute of the Supreme : fi\ the 
 above. 
 MeyaXtUofia, arog, to, magnifi- 
 cence, grandeur : fr. the same. 
 MfyaXeiujg, adv. magnificently, 
 
 haughtily : fr. fieyaXtlog. 
 MtyaXsiriiSoXog, 6, y, aspiring, 
 that attempts great things, as 
 Hercules : fr. fikyag, i7rt/3oXr/. 
 ^UyaXyyopsio, at, f. ytrio, to speak 
 in grand terms, use lofty lan- 
 guage : fr. fisyag, dyopsu}. 
 MtyaXrjyopta, ag, y, high-sound- 
 ing language, boasting : fr. 
 MtyaXrjyopog, 6, y, using lofty 
 terms or boasting language, 
 boastful : fr. fisyag, dyopiu). 
 MtyaXyyopia, ag, y, high spirit, 
 magnificence, pride : fr. 
 Mty aXyviop, opog, 6, y, high- 
 minded, manly, haughty, proud : 
 fr. n'iyag, dvyp. 
 MeyaXyTojp, opog, 6, magnani- 
 mous, high-.spirited, proud : fr. 
 H'tya, ijTop. 
 MfyaXi^fo for -ov, exalt thyself, 
 pres. imper. pass. Ion. of 
 MeyaXi^w, f. i(Ti», to aggrandise, 
 extol, magnify ; mid. to be 
 elated or proud. Th. ^kyag. 
 MfyaXoyvio/xoffvpTj, yg, y, great- 
 ness of mind : fr. 
 MfyaXoyviofiiov, ovog, 6, y, high- 
 minded, magnanimous, of good 
 judgmejit : fr. t^kyag, yivuxTKoj. 
 MiyaXoCoKog, 6, y, having or 
 bringing great glory or repute : 
 fr. fjtsyag, So^a. Th. Sokbo). 
 MtyaXoSioptd, dg, y, liberality, a 
 large donation : fr. 
 MtyaXodtopog, o, y, that gives 
 liberally, munificent, bountiful : 
 fr. fxkyag, ICjpov. 
 M€yaX66vfiog, 6, y, magnani- 
 mous, high-minded : fr. fieyag, 
 Qvfxog. 
 MtydXoiTog, o, y, very miserable, 
 
 ill-fated : fr. fisyag, olrog. 
 MtyaXoKfvGyg, tog, 6, y, that has 
 large caverns or recesses ; se- 
 cret, hidden : fr. fityag, KtvOog. 
 MtyaXoKivdvvog, 6, y, that ex- 
 poses himself to great danger, 
 adventurous, daring : fr. fxiyag, 
 KivSvvog. 
 MtyaX6fiT]Tig, log, 6, y, having 
 lofty purposes or designs : fr. 
 /leyntc, /^^/rtf. 
 "MfyaXofiiadog, 6, y, earning 
 great wages, having a large re- 
 (415) 
 
 great eyes : fr. niyag, Hfx^ia. 
 MtyaXovoia, ag, y, excellence of 
 understanding, elevation of 
 mind, pride : fr. fieyag, voog. 
 MeyaXovvfiog, 6, y, celebrated, of 
 high name : fr. fxsyag, ovv^a, 
 Mo], for ovofia, a name. 
 
 MsyaXoTTSTpog, 6, y, with large 
 rocks or stones, very rocky : fr. 
 fiiyag, -Ktrpa. 
 
 MeyaXoTTOuu), io, to value at a 
 high price, make much of, mag- 
 nify ; f. Tjffio, perf. fiSfityaXo- 
 TToiyKa : fr. fieyag, ttouuj. 
 
 MtyaXoTToXeig I,vpdKovaai, the 
 mighty city Syracuse ; Find. IT. 
 i. 1. ; pi. of 
 
 MeyaXoiroXig, log, Att. ecog, y), a 
 great or mighty city : fr. n'lyac, 
 TToXig. 
 
 MeyaXoTrpdyfiwv, ovog, 6, y, at- 
 tempting great things : fr. fxe- 
 yag, Trpdffffu). 
 
 MiyaXoTjrpsTriia, ag, y, magni- 
 ficence, splendour : fr. 
 
 MtyaXoTrptTTijg, kog, 6, y, magni- 
 ficent, splendid, honourable : fr. 
 l^'iyag, TTpsTTU). Hence 
 
 MtyaXoTrptTTwg, adv., magnifi- 
 cently. 
 
 MeyaXoTTTspvyog, 6, y, having 
 
 large wings : fr. fufyag, Trrspv^. 
 MeyaXoppy^ovtu), w, f. yau), perf. 
 
 /^efieyaXoppijfiovyKa, to speak 
 
 great things, boast : fr. 
 MeyaXoppyfiiov, ovog, 6, »), using 
 
 high-sounding words, boastful : 
 
 fr. n'tyag, pku). 
 MeyaXoaapKog, 6, r), corpulent, 
 
 havhig much flesh : fr. fikyag, 
 
 (rdp^. 
 
 MfyaXoaeevyg, eog, 6, >/, of great 
 
 strength : fr. fiiyag, adkvog. 
 UtyaXoaTrXayxvog, 6, r/, high- 
 minded, haughty: fr. nkyag, 
 (JvrXdyxvov. 
 MtyaXocTTovog, 6, y, sighing 
 deeply ; much to be deplored : 
 fr. fJLsyag, trrfvw. 
 
 MsyaXoaxyfiuiv, ovog, 6, y, of 
 ample form, grand, magnificent : 
 fr. fityag, (Txrjfia. 
 
 MeydXovg, ace. pi. m, g. fr. fis- 
 yag, great, gen. fitydXov. 
 
 MeyaXo^poveio, at, f. yau), to be 
 bold or high-spirited; be proud; 
 mid. to act proudly : & 
 
 MtyaXo<f)p6vujg, adv., bravely, 
 magnanimously : & 
 
 MtyaXo<ppo(TvvT}, yg, y, greatness 
 of mind, pride : fr. 
 
 McyaXo0pwv, ovug, 6, y, of ele- 
 vated mind or sentiments, mag- 
 nanimous, proud ; ace. pi. fitya- 
 X6(ppovag : fr. fisyag, <ppyv. 
 
 MeyaXo<l)vr)g, kog, 6, y, adapted 
 to the sublime, magnificent : t6 
 fityaX., the sublime ; fr. fisyag, 
 ^vut. 
 
 ^ 
 
i' 
 
 MEr 
 
 MfyaXo^wvoc,*, 6, //, having a 
 loud voice : fr. fisyag, ^o)vr]. 
 
 MsyaXoyl/vxta, ag, r), magnani- 
 mity, greatness of soul : fr. 
 
 MiyakoyS^vxoQ, 6, >;, noble-mind- 
 ed, magnanimous : fr. ^'^yaq, 
 ypvxrj' ^ 
 
 MeyaXvvio, to set forth, extol, 
 magnify, aggrandise, exaggerate; 
 mid. to vaunt oneself, be proud : 
 imperf. ifitydXvuoPf eg, t, f. /xi- 
 yaXvvd, a. 1. ififydXvpa, perf. 
 fiifxiyaXvyKa, perf. pass, nifii- 
 ydXvfi/xai, a. 1. pass. tjAeyaXi'v- 
 Or]Vy iniper. fxeyaXvydtiTi, iirio, 
 f. l.^SLHS. i4.eyaXvv9ij(Toixai. Th. 
 fikyag.^ 
 
 MeyaXoji'Vfiogf b, ?/, of high re- 
 pute : fr. fikyag, ovofia. 
 
 MtydXujgy exceedingly, greatly, 
 adv., & 
 
 MtyaXwffTi, Ion. for fieydXiog, 
 very : fr. the same th. 
 
 MeyaXuxTvvrj, rjg, >), majesty, 
 greatness : fr. the same. 
 
 Mtyd'vijjp, opog, o, magnificent, 
 proud, bold, magnanimous : fr. 
 l-i-kyogy dvTjp. 
 
 Meyapa, lov, tu, Megara, a city. 
 
 ^Itydpfffffii', for Mtydpotmv, dat. 
 pi. fr. the above. 
 
 Meyapevg, ewg, 6, pi. Meyapelg, 
 a Megarean, inhabitant of Me- 
 gara. 
 
 Mtyapi^iOf f. icrio, Att. tw, to 
 speak or act like a Megarean ; 
 fr. Meyapa : to construct caves 
 or recesses under ground ; fr. 
 fieyapov. 
 
 Mey apiKog, »}, 6 v, Megarean, of or 
 belonging to Megara. 
 
 MeydpoKTiv, to houses ; dat.pl. fr. 
 
 MeyapoVy o", rb, a house, abode, 
 home, palace, temple ; great 
 house, mansion, spacious resi- 
 dence : fr. 
 
 METAS, ^eydXri, /ilya, Lat. 
 inagnusy great, large, ample, 
 huge, tall, grand, vast, spacious, 
 high, lofty, sublime, mighty, 
 awful, violent, powerful, long, 
 full-grown ; somewhat old, Od. 
 B. 313. fi'eyag irvUov, blowing 
 hard, Eur. Rhes. 322 : gen. 
 /XfydXow, ace. fxeyav, fifydXtjv, 
 /icya : pi. ol fxeydXoi, grandees : 
 compar. fiei^u/v & fidacriov, 
 greater ; superl. fieyiffTog, great- 
 est. 
 
 MeyacrOevi^g, eog, o, ?), great in 
 power or strength, mighty : fr. 
 fteyag, a9evog. 
 
 ^leyavxng, eog, b, »/, greatly to 
 be exulted in, glorious, illus- 
 trious : fr. fisyag, avxV' 
 
 Meyatppoveu) or MtyaXocppovew, 
 u>, to think highly of oneself, be 
 proud : fr. fieyag, <pp^v, mind. 
 
 MeyeOog, eog, ovg, rb, magnitude, 
 greatness, vastness, tallness, 
 
 MEG 
 
 height, majesty, sublimity ; dat. 
 sing. i^ieyeOei. Th. j-dyag. 
 ^Uy'epa, ag, t), Mo\. for Mtyapa, 
 Megara, Creon's daughter. 
 Meytjpara TfKva, dearly beloved 
 children: fr. /tlya, very, & Ipdu), 
 to love. Some read ^eyrjpiTa : 
 Hesiod, 9. 240. 
 Meytjg, T}Tog, 6, Meges, a proper 
 
 name. 
 "Mey lardv, dvog, 6, a chieftain: &: 
 Meywrdveg, wr, o\, great men, 
 nobles, chieftains ; dat. pi. /xc- 
 yKTTacri : fr. ^tyiarog. 
 MtyiffTOTToXig ycrvxia, peace, 
 which makes cities great ; for it 
 is by concord that small things 
 increase : fr. fieyitrrog, TToXig. 
 Mey larog, i},ov, greatest; superl. 
 fr. i-uyag ; rb ^lev fx., especially. 
 MeyicTTOTlnog, o, r/, the most 
 honourable : fr. jxeyiffTog, rifii). 
 Me^eovffa, pres. pt. f. g. of fitdeto 
 for i.ieC(o,to rule; hence yLic'eeiv, 
 poet, with a dat. 
 
 Me^'eaQu), 3 sing. pres. imper. 
 pass, of ii'eCio, to take care of, 
 rule. 
 
 Mecno, f. i](f(t), to rule, direct, 
 take care of : fr. ^I'eCio. 
 
 Msct)(TOfiai, 1 will mind, f. 1. m. 
 of fieCeofxai or fie^ofiai. 
 
 ME'.A1MN02, ov, b, i), Lat. me- 
 d'nnnus, a kind of measure, about 
 5 pecks. 
 
 MtdoiaTo, Ion. for 
 
 MeCoivro, they may be ruling or 
 taking care of, 3 pi. pres. opt. 
 m. of fikdofxai. 
 
 MeCOKTa, ag, d. Dor. for Mi^ovaa, 
 r]g, »/, Medusa. 
 
 M'e^ovreg, ruling, pi. part. pres. 
 act. fr. nedu), to rule. 
 
 MeSovcra, rjg, »/, Medusa, the name 
 of a woman : fr. the same th. 
 
 MedibfAeOa, we should provide for, 
 1 pi. pres. subj. pass. fr. 
 
 ME'AQ, to reign over, rule, di- 
 rect, regulate, plan, manage, 
 superintend, have the care of, 
 think of ; jxe^eoj, the same ; also 
 ^edonai. 
 
 Mej^ea, iov, tu, the genitals : fr. 
 l-ierrov, because in the middle of 
 the body. 
 
 M<^6i/wg, more extensively, to a 
 greater degree, adv. : fr. 
 
 M'el<x)v, Ion. for fitk ^,(ov, greater. 
 
 MeB' if an aspirate, and fier if 
 an unaspirated syllable follows, 
 for fieTOL, beyond, with, after. 
 
 MeOaipeu), at, to receive, accept, 
 change, f. 170-^, a. 2. fuOelXov : 
 fr. obsolete fie9eXo), Ion. /xeOe- 
 XefTKov, eg, e : fr. ^erd, atpUo. 
 
 M eOdXXofxai, to leap, rush upon, 
 assail ; ^lerdXixevog, by sync, for 
 H^e6aXX6ixevog:fr.fierd,uXXofiai. 
 
 MeOapfiotio, or MtOapfioTTio, f. 
 (Jio, to alter by fitting otherwise, 
 (416) 
 
 MEG 
 
 change form, excliange, substi- 
 tute, reform, alter, transfer, 
 transpose; amend: fr. ^eTU, dp- 
 fio^io or TTU). Th. dpu). 
 Me9erjKev, Ion. for fie9rjKev, 3 
 sing. a. 1. of fie9b]f.u, to dismiss. 
 'Me9eTXe, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. of 
 fie9aipeut. 
 
 M(9iifievog, perf. part. pass, of 
 fie9i)ifii, to dismiss, perf. jniss. 
 fie9elfiat. Th. 'itji^u or eo), to send. 
 Mt9e'ivai, a. 2. inf. act. of the 
 same. 
 Me9eig, having left, a. 2. part, 
 act. of fie9ij)fii. 
 
 Me9tlTe, by sync, for fieOeirjTe, 2 
 pi. a. 2. opt. act. of the same. 
 Me9euo, Ion. or poet, for fie9a>, 
 a. 2. subj. act. of the same verb. 
 Me9eXelv, a. 2. inf. act. of fii9ai- 
 peio : fr. fxerd, a'tpetu, to take ; 
 a. 2. elXov. 
 
 Me9eiJiev, to have omitted, a. 2. 
 inf. act. Ion. for fie9e'ipai. Dor. 
 ixe9'e^evai, of fii9ii]fii. Th. 'irjfii 
 or eio, to send. 
 Me9eKofiai, 1 will partake, f. l.m. 
 of ner'exM, to be a partaker ; f. 
 fieOi^uj. Th. exo), to have. 
 Me9e7ruj, to follow after, pui*suc, 
 drive after, arrive, investigate ; 
 fxe9eTTop.ai, f. fie9e\poijiai, to come 
 up to, follow, imitate : fr. fierd, 
 eirio or V Tro/mt. 
 Me9epfxi]pevio, to interpret, trans- 
 late ; f. evaoi, i>erf. lueOtipfiijvev- 
 Ka : fr. ^terd, ep^rjievto. 
 Me9eg, dismiss, & in 2 pi. //€- 
 9eTe, a. 2. imper. act. of fie9ijifii, 
 to omit : fr. fxerd, 'hjfii or ew, 
 to send. 
 
 MeOe(TTdvai,hy sync. for /.leOeffra- 
 Kei'ai, perf. hif. act. of ^i9iaTr]^ii, 
 to move away: fr. ^eTd,'iaTi}^i. 
 
 Mf9e<TTriKa, perf. ind. act. & 
 
 Me9e^TijKu)g, orog, by crasis fie9- 
 eartog, perf. part. act. fr. the 
 same. 
 
 Me9r], -qg, y, drunkenness, intoxi- 
 cation, revelry. Th. fie9v. 
 
 Me9fJKa, I dismissed, a. 1. ind. 
 act. of fte9ir]fi, ; f. /itt^^jrw. Th. 
 'iTjfii or 'iuj, to send. 
 
 Me9f)Ku), to come to, with, or 
 after, come for, fetcli, seek : fr. 
 fieTa, iJKtjj. 
 
 Me9T}fiai, to sit, associate with : 
 fr. fierd, rj^ai. 
 
 Me9t]fiepivbg, ij, bv, & Mf0;;//£- 
 pioQ, 6, i), happening by day, 
 
 daily : fr. fterd, yfiepa. 
 
 Me9r]fioffvvtj, ng, >), cessation, re- 
 missness : fr. 
 
 Me9r}fnov, opog, b, r), remiss, care- 
 less, negligent : fr. ne9iTifii, to 
 omit. Th. 'irtfii. 
 
 Me9r}pivav, gen. pi. Dor. for fii- 
 9ripivwv; fr. ixe9i)pivbg for ne9n- 
 fxepivog. 
 
 Ue9yg, 2 sing. a. 2. subj. act. ; 
 
 MEG 
 
 fit9ri(To), tig, £t, I will dismiss, f. 
 
 1. ind. act. of fie9it]/xi : fr. 'itj/jli 
 
 or tw, to send. 
 Me9r](Teiiev, Ion. for ixe9f](Teiv, f. 
 
 1. inf. act of the same verb. 
 Me9tei far fit9ii), 3 sing, hnperf. 
 
 (as if fr. fie9ieuj) of fie9uipi. 
 MeOufievat, Dor. for fieOi'evai, 
 
 pres. inf act. of the same verb. 
 ^\e9Uv, by Booot. sync, for fxe9- 
 
 iqaav, 3 pi. imperf. fie9irjv, fr. 
 Mi0u;//(, to let go, release, set at 
 
 liberty, dismiss, discharge, send 
 forth, leave, quit, neglect, omit, 
 remit, yield, relax, give up, lay 
 aside, let down, lay down, de- 
 posit, shrink from, permit, par- 
 don ; f. fie9ri(Tu/ ; act. with an 
 accus. ; fie9if^iai, mid. with a 
 gen. In the active, the accus. 
 is sometimes understood, as 
 Kpvog fie9tiKe, the cold abates, 
 Anacr. iii. 23 : fr. fierd, 'iijfxi or 
 f(o, to send, perf. elKa, a. 2. i)v. 
 Mf9t(TTdvu), same as 
 Me9i(TrT]ixi, to set up one thing 
 for another, substitute, change, 
 transpose, convey from one place 
 to another, transfer, remove, 
 bring over, send into banish- 
 ment, transplant, compel to go, 
 separate, draw back, recall ; f. 
 ixerarrrtirru), perf. fie9e<TTi)Ka, a. 
 1. ixeT(.(TTi](Ta, a. 2. lueTetTTTjv, 
 inf. fitracTTifvat, to change sides, 
 desert to the enemy ; iieTaardv- 
 reg, having withdrawn, Xen. K. 
 'A. ii. 3. 21. Pass. &. mid. fie9i(T- 
 Tafxai, to be changed, degene- 
 rate, migrate, depart, die, give 
 up, surrender, be conversant 
 with ; neTaffTtjcrdpsi'og avrovg. 
 
 MEI 
 
 having ordered them to with- 
 draw, Xen. K. 'A. ii. 3. 8. a. 1. 
 pass. nere<TTd9T]v, a. 1. .subj. 
 fieTafTra9CJ. Fr. nerd, 'iffTrjfii. 
 Me9octia, ag, 1), an artifice, de- 
 vice, wile, stratagem : fr. 
 
 Me9o^evoj, to follow after, trace, 
 pursue, treat or investigate 
 methodically, plot against, over- 
 reach, impose on ; f. evrru), perf. 
 fie9io6tVKa. Hence fie9ocevoivTo, 
 8 pi. pres. opt. pass. fr. 
 
 MWodog, ov, t), Lat. methodus, a 
 way to an object, short road, 
 investigation, examination of a 
 subject, plan and system of 
 teachhig and learning, or treat- 
 ing on any point ; method, mode: 
 fr. ^erd, bdog. 
 
 Mf 0(>/x7\€ai, w, f. Tjcno, to join, as- 
 sociate, hold intercourse with : 
 fr. jucrd, OfuXog. 
 
 Mttopiog, o, ?/, bordering, con- 
 tiguous ; fie96piov, ov, rb, bor- 
 der, boundary, fnmtier, and in 
 pi. fie96pia, uiv, rd, borders, 
 confines : fr. fierd, opog. 
 
 Me9opfxdit)f a, f. r)<T(o, to rush or 
 
 follow after, pursue : fr. iitru, 
 
 bpfiduj. 
 
 Mt9opni^io, f. Lata, Att. tw, to re- 
 move from one harbour or place 
 to another ; fie9opiji^oijai, mid. 
 to change a ship's station, reach 
 the harbour, shelter oneself : fr. 
 nerd, bpn'i'Cio. 
 
 ME'HY, to, wine: fr. ne9ir]ni, be- 
 cause it makes us ^e9rjnovag, 
 negligent. 
 
 ^\e9vc6Tag,ory\e9vCMTag,a,I>or. 
 for i.u9vl6Tiig, <>i' pe9vCwTi]g, ov, 
 b, a giver of wine ; epith. of 
 Bacchus : fr. fie9v, Si^wjxi. 
 MtOvTToceofiai, ovjjiai, f. rjaoinai, 
 to exchange shoes : fr. fierd, 
 VTrooeofiai. 
 Me9v(T9eig, a. 1. part. pass. fr. 
 fie9v(TKij). 
 
 Me9v(ng, eiog, t), intoxication : fr. 
 Me9v(TK0), to make drunk, intoxi- 
 cate; drench or soak thoroughly; 
 f. vau), a, 1. eii'e9vaa', pres. pass. 
 lxe9v<JK0iiai, to be drunken, be 
 intoxicated, a. 1. jiass. epebvcr- 
 9r)v, a. 1. subj. pass. fxe9v(j9u), 
 yg, y,f. 1. pass. ue9v(T9i]<7ouai. 
 Th. peOv. 
 'S\e9v(ToKbTTa^og, b, drunk and 
 playing at KoTTafiog. 
 Mk9v(Tog, T), ov, or 6 & >), drunk ; 
 also Me9vat]g, ov, b ; see (Jrae- 
 vius on Lucian, Soloec. 17 : fr. 
 fiWv. 
 
 Me9vto, to make or to be intox- 
 icated : fr. p.i9v. 
 Meiayioyeu), w, f. ?/(tw, to weigh 
 with nicety : fr. /laor, dyio. 
 iMEIAA'Q, or Ueidew, w, to laugh, 
 smile ; f. rjffoj, a. 1. eneidi]aa,\ 
 j)erf. fiepei^rjKa : hence 
 Mf<c///m, arog, rb, &. in pi. /iei- 
 cqpaTa, laughter, a smile. 
 Mei^Tfaa, ag, e, & in 3 pi. /leiorj- 
 (Tav, a. 1. ind. act. Ion. & 
 Meicijcrag, in f. g. fieiSijadaa, a. 
 1. part. act. of peiddto, to smile. 
 Meididu), w, f. a (TO), or Mti^wio, 
 poet, to laugh, smile. Th. f/eiSdio. 
 MtT^ov, n. g. fr, fiei^ojv, greater. 
 Mei^oviog, adv. abundantly, in a 
 greater degree. 
 
 Mei^orepog, a, ov, the same as 
 ^ei^otv, 3 Jo. 4. 
 
 Meitio, nom. or ace. pi. n. g. fiei- 
 lova, fiei^oa, fxei^u) : fr. 
 Mei^wv, ovog, b, 1), & rb fteX^ov, 
 greater, older ; compar. fr. fis- 
 yag, great ; superl. fieyiaTog. 
 MeiXaviuiv, lovog, b, a proper 
 name. 
 MeiXia, ojv, rd, presents, bridal 
 gifts, compensation : & 
 MeiXiypa, arog, MeiXiKrr'jpiov, & 
 MeiXiKTpov, ov, rb, that soothes 
 or appeases, a consolation, so- 
 lace, delight, compensation, re- 
 medy. Th. fieiXiaaoj. 
 MeiXivog, tj, ov, ashen, poet, for 
 (417) 
 
 MEI ' 
 
 fieXivog, fr. jxeXia, an ash-tree : 
 sweet, soothing; fr. peXi, honey. 
 MeiXiaffijusv, pres. inf. Ion. for 
 fitiXiarreii'. 
 
 MEIAI'SSQ, f. ^u,, to sweeten 
 with lioney, win by soothing 
 words, soothe, calm, apj)ease, 
 soften, flatter, conciliate, pro- 
 pitiate, gloze over, gratify; mid. 
 I to petition with soothing words: 
 fr. fxeXi. 
 
 MeiXixia, ag, rj, gentleness, mild- 
 ness : & 
 MeiXixiog,&. MeiXixog,b, »/,bIand, 
 sweet like honey, soothing, agree- 
 able, pleasant, kind, mild : fr. 
 the verb preceding. 
 MeiXixoytjpvg, v, having a sweet, 
 soft voice : fr. fieiXixog, yijpvg. 
 Mfivai, a. 1. inf. act. & 
 Meivag, ai'Tog, in pi. fjteivavTeg, 
 a. 1. part. act. of jxevio, to re- 
 main; f. fievw, perf. fiefierijKa, 
 a. 1. efieiva. 
 
 Meivare, 2 pi. a. 1. imper. act. & 
 Meivdrio, 3 sing. a. 1. imper. act. 
 fr. ^evu), to remain ; f. vCJ, a. 1. 
 tfitiva. 
 Meivyg, y, you, he should remain, 
 2 tV 3 sing. a. 1. subj. act. of the 
 same verb. 
 Mtiova, ace. fr. fieiov, ovog, b, tf, 
 less; TO ixelov, compar. irregular 
 fr. fxiKpbg, small. 
 MeioveKTeio, w, f. j'/ffw, to have 
 less, be worse off, be poor or in- 
 ferior : fr. ue\ov, less, fr. ueitov, 
 
 Meiove^ia, iag, 7), diminution, the 
 having less, inferiority, being 
 worse off. Same th. 
 
 Metoviog, adv. less : fr. fxeiujv. 
 
 MeioTepog, a, ov, poet, for fieitov. 
 
 Meiovg, for fieioveg or fieiovag, 
 nom. & ace. pi. fr. jxtiiov, less. 
 
 Meiova9ai, to be lessened, be in- 
 ferior to, inf. pass. fr. 
 
 Tsleioio, at, to lessen, diminish, de- 
 
 teriorate ; f. wauj, perf. fxi^ii- 
 wKa, perf. pass, fieixenojiai. Th. 
 fieiwv. 
 MetpoKiov, & MeipaKvXXiov, ov, 
 Tb, a little boy or youth, young 
 man ; dim. fr. jielpa^ : whence 
 MetpaKioofiai, ovjxai, to grow up 
 to be a young man : & 
 yieipaKiffKri, i]g, »), a little girl, 
 young gu-1. MtipaKiCKog, b, a 
 little boy : fr. 
 MEPPAS, axoc, 0, 1), a young 
 man or woman, boy or girl. 
 Meipeo, distribute, pres. imper. 
 pass. Ion. for ^eipov, of fieipio, 
 or -ofiai. 
 
 MeipeTai, he distributes, 3 s. pr. 
 of ixeipo/xai, same as fieipuj. 
 Meipejai, is longed for, by aphaer. 
 for ifieipeTai, 3 sing. pres. ind. 
 pass, of ifitipu), to long for. 
 Meipofievai, pi. num. fern. gen. 
 £ £ 
 
MEA 
 
 part. pres. pass. fr. 
 
 MEI'PQ, or Miipofiaif to divide, 
 allot, appoint, distribute, receive 
 for one's share, possess ; perC 
 pass, fitfiapfiaif Att. tifiaofiai, 
 perf. m. tfifiopa ; i'ifiaprai, it 
 has been fated. 
 
 Mfic, ft .voQj 6, a month, iEol. for 
 ^riv^ the same. 
 
 Mttw/xa, arof, rb, decrease, dimi- 
 nution : fr. ^u6u). 
 
 MKl'QN, ovoQ, o, »), minoVf small- 
 er, less, inferior ; compar. irre- 
 E^lar fr. /it/cpof, small ; fitiov 
 tX^iv, to have the worst of it, 
 be conquered. 
 
 }i\eiuj<rig, siog, r), a lessening, dimi- 
 nution, decrease : & 
 
 MtiwrtKOf, ?), bu, calculated to 
 lessen or degrade : fr. jjieidu). 
 
 MtXayycto^, 6, »), that has black 
 soil, fertile : fr. fxkXag, yO- 
 
 MtXdyKcpujg, w, 6, ^/, black-horn- 
 ed : fr. fiiXag, Kspag. 
 
 Mt/XdyKooKoc, 6, »;, of black tissue, 
 having black sails : fr. fiiXag, 
 
 KOOKq. 
 
 }tUXayic6pv<pogy 6, »}, with a black 
 
 crown of the head, black-crest- 
 ed : fr. fieXag, Kopvcpri. 
 "MtXayxdirrjg, ou, 6, »/, black- 
 haired, black -maned, dark- 
 
 Icaved : fr. fxeXag, xuLtt]. 
 MtXdyxti^iog, 6, y), black, dark: & 
 MfXdyx'/^of, the same : fr. 
 
 fiiXag. 
 MtXayxoXdio, io, to be mad : & 
 MtXayxoXia, ag, >'/, Lat. melan- 
 
 cholitiy melancholy, black bile, 
 
 insanity : fr. 
 MtXdyxoXog, 6, 7), atrabilious ; 
 
 dipped in black gall : fr. fieXag, 
 
 XoXfi. 
 MiXayxpoujg, eog, MtXdyxpoog, 
 
 ovg, 60V, ov, & MiXdyxp^g, 
 
 ioTogf 6, »), black-coloured, 
 
 swarthy : fr. jxiXag, xpo«' 
 MF/AAOPON, ov, rb,' a house, 
 
 abode, mansion, palace ; the 
 
 main beam of a house. 
 MkXaiva, rjg, »), black ; fitXai 
 
 vd'iov, gen. pi. ^ol. ptXaivyrri, 
 
 dat. pi. Ion. fr. ^'iXag. 
 M.tXai.vtTOj 3 s. impf. Ion. of ju£ 
 
 Xaivopai, to become black : fr. 
 MeXaivui, f. avut, to blacken. Th 
 
 fjieXag. 
 M£\a/x/3a0/)c, hgy 6, 17, dark and 
 
 deep : fr. jxiXag, (BdOog. 
 MtXafi7rdyi]g, kog, 6, >}, black 
 
 clotted ; black and solid : fr. 
 
 fisXag, TTTjyvvfii. 
 'MtXa/jLTTtTrXog, 6, »'/, black-robed, 
 
 clothed in black ; fr. ^tXag 
 
 TTBTrXog. 
 MtXa/ixTroc, oSogy 6, poet, for 
 'SUXajxTTOvg, irodog, 6, Melampus, 
 
 a proper name. 
 MfXa/iTTvyof, 6, r), having black 
 
 hairy buttocks, manly, undaunt- 
 
 MEA 
 
 ed : fr. /isXag, Truyj). 
 
 McXa/i0ar»}f, or MfXafK^arig, 
 
 (og, 6, r), of dark and dismal 
 asjiect : fr. juiXag, ^doj. 
 
 }>leXdfi(pvXXogy o, >), black-leaved: 
 fr. fikXagy <pvXXov. 
 
 MiXa/xi//J70i(;, iSogj 6, 1). javing 
 dark pebbles : fr. fitXa(^ ^i'i<pig. 
 
 MeXav, to, n. g. fr. fitXag, black; 
 uik, blacking. 
 
 yUXavaiyig, icog, i, j), having a 
 dark shield ; rushing in a black 
 tempest : fr. fieXdg, alyig. 
 
 MtXaintvyifg, kog, 6, //, of shining 
 black : fr. fieXag, auyi). 
 
 MeXdvCsTog, 6, r), sheathed or in- 
 closed in black ; having a black 
 or iron hilt or handle : fr. fitXag, 
 deuj. 
 
 }iliXaveimov, ovog, 6, »/, clothed 
 in black : fr. fitXag, tlfia. 
 
 MsXavi)(p6pog,b, »/, wearing black: 
 fr. n'cXag, (pfpaj. 
 
 MtXdv9t)(Tai', they grew black, 3 
 pi. a. 1. ind. pass. Ion. of fis- 
 Xaivio, to blacken ; f. avd. Th. 
 l-ieXag. » 
 
 MeXdvOiov, ov, to, Lat. melan- 
 tkium, black poppy ; coriander, 
 pei)per-wort : fr. fiiXag, dvBog. 
 
 MiXai/ia,ac,>), blackness ; ablack 
 cloud : fr. fiiXag. 
 
 MtXauoKapCiog, b, t), black-heart- 
 ed, cruel : fr. fxtXag, KapSia. 
 
 MtXavoTTTEpog, b, 1), black- wing- 
 ed : fr. fiiXag, irTipoif. 
 
 MiXavoTTTtpv^, vyog, 6, 7/, the 
 same : fr. fisXag, TTTspv^. 
 
 }i\tXavo(TvppnTog, b, »/, wearing 
 black trailing robes : fr. fxiXag, 
 (Tvpfia. 
 
 MtXavoTTjg, T}Tog, /y, the same, & 
 fr. the same. 
 
 MeXcipoxpoog, contr. fitXavo- 
 Xoovg, &. MtXavoxpioc, lOTog, or 
 MiXavoxpoiJg, ioTog, b, ij, black 
 or dark-coloured, swarthy,black, 
 purple : fr. fisXag, X9^<^h XP<^t'- 
 
 MeXavow, Cj, f. wcrtu, to blacken, 
 make black : fr. fx'tXag. 
 
 ^\tXavTiixi)Q, tog, b, »/, black- 
 built : fr. fxkXag, Ttlx^Q' 
 
 MtXaVrtpof, a, ov, blacker ; com- 
 par. of ixsXag. 
 
 MtXdvvCpog, b, 1), dark-flowing, 
 deep : fr. fisXag, vSiop. 
 
 MtXdvu), f. aviv, n fitXapsio. 
 
 ME'AAS, niXaiva, fdXav, black, 
 dark, dusky, dismal, gloomy ; 
 metaph. wicked, cmmmg, evil, 
 cruel. 
 
 MeXdofiepog, wasting, pres. part, 
 pass. fr. 
 
 ME'AAQ, to melt, liquefy, soften, 
 boil, cook, as if fr. fiiXt} daiio, to 
 consume the limbs. 
 
 MfXtd, 6, the name of a man, un- 
 decl. Hebr. signif. full. 
 
 MEAEArPI'AES, wv, al, Melea- 
 grides, Guinea hens. 
 (418) 
 
 MEA 
 
 MtXiaypog, ov, b, Meleagcr, a pro- 
 per name. 
 
 MEAEAAl'Nii, to mind, take 
 care of, long for : fr. fttXti. 
 
 ^ltXsCiifia,aTog, r6,care, anxiety: 
 fr. the above. 
 
 McXt^tur, tjjvog, J/, a guardian, 
 king, go\ ernur, steward : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 MtXtSutvtvg, ttjg, b, the same : 
 
 MtXtdtovii, ijg, 1), care, concern, 
 solicitude : 6l 
 
 yitXtduji'bg, b, t), a person who 
 takes care of, an inspector, 
 steward : fr. the same. 
 
 'S\iXitaaiv, bi. fitXtaaiif, to the 
 members, dat. pi. ion. <5s: poet. tr. 
 pkXog, tog, Tb, a member, limb. 
 
 ME'AEyPON, ov, Tb, a fetter, 
 rope : perhaps fr. the same. 
 
 ME AEI, (impersou.) it is matter 
 of care or concern, belongs to, 
 is the duty of ; iniperf. tfitXt, 
 Att. yfitXt, pres. imper. fnXeToj, 
 f. fitXi]ati, perf. act. fit^kXijKt, 
 perf. m. ixkjxtjXt ; ti fitXii fiui ; 
 what care 1 i Anaci". /*/) twi> 
 fiouti' fxtXfi i)t(p ; docs (jod lake 
 care for oxen i 1 Cor. ix. 9. 
 Hence /isXo/iai, to attend to ; 
 dntXj)g, tog, b, 1), negligent. 
 
 MiXttari, piecemeal, Jimb by 
 limb : adv. fr. fiiXog. 
 
 }iltXto7raOt)g, tog, b, »/, miserable 
 with suttering: h\fitXiog,7rdOog. 
 
 MtXtorrovog, b,y, miserable from 
 toil : fr. jxiXtog, 7r6i>og. 
 
 ME'AEOX, a, oi>, 6i b, 1), useless, 
 foolish, vain, idle, inetlectual, un- 
 fortunate, wi-etched, miserable ; 
 dat. pi. fitXioKTi ; w fjitXt, for to 
 fiiXtt, }ou wretch, Aristoph. 
 
 MtXt6(j)pu)v, ovog, 6, »/, wretched 
 in mind : fr. fxtXtog, ^pi]v. 
 
 MiXtrai, it concerns : fr. fiiXo- 
 Hcu, to care for. Th. fxtXti. 
 
 MtXtrdto, w, to make tlie subject 
 of attention, care for, meditate 
 upon, premeditate, study, pi-ae- 
 tise, project ; pres. imi>er. jxtXi- 
 Tat, a ; f. lyctu or ifCTOjxai, (for 
 the future of the act. is but sel- 
 d(jm fomid in Attic writers) : 
 pf. f-itfitXtTtiKa, a. 1. tfiiXtTriaa. 
 Th. fiiXti, 
 
 MtXiTi}, i]g, ifj meditation, oai-e, 
 study, practice, diligence : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 MtXtTi]^a, uTog, rb, meditation, 
 practice ; any thing produced by 
 care and study : fr. /tttXtrdw. 
 
 MtXtTt]pbg, a, bv, practising with 
 care ; exercised, trained : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 ^\tXtTi)TiKbg, i), bv, given to or 
 fit for meditation or practice, 
 studious : fr. fitXtTdio. 
 
 MtXtrw, 3 sing. pres. imper. of 
 yi'iXti, it is matter of conceni. 
 
 M.tXtTUip, opog, 6, a guai diau^ one 
 
 MEA 
 
 %vho cares for : fr. /itXw. 
 MfXfrwfTat, caring for, nom. pi. 
 
 fem. pres. part. fr. fxtXtTdu). 
 MeXi)du)v, oiwg,y,ca,re, solicitude, 
 
 anxiety : & 
 
 MfX;/^a, arocro, care, solicitude ; 
 an object of care, darlmg, fa- 
 vourite : fr. fitXei. 
 MfX//(T£t, it will be matter of con- 
 cern, f. 1. impers. fr. the same. 
 MtXrifftTai, f. 1. m. fisXt)(Tov(Ti, 
 they will be a subject of atten- 
 tion, 3 pi. f. 1. act. of the same. 
 }^UXt](Tifjif3poTog, b, if, that is an 
 object of concern to men, inter- 
 esting : fr. ^kXtjatg, fipoTog. 
 MtXiimg, tiog, 1), care, solicitude, 
 attention : fr. /ilXft. 
 ^\iX}]Tai, it is matter of concern, 
 poet, for fxkXti ; or 3 sing. subj. 
 i'i\ fifXiVfiai, y, ijTai, fr. fiiXofxai. 
 ME'AI, iTog, Tb, Lat. wt<;/, honey. 
 MEAI'A, ag, ?), an ash-tree, ashen 
 spear ; MtXlai, Nymphs turned 
 into such trees. 
 ^leXiddijg, kog, b, y. Dor. for fit- 
 
 Xiij^Tfg. 
 MtXidv, Dor. for /iiXtwi/, gen. pi. 
 fr. fitXia, ag, 1), an ash-tree. 
 MfXtyapvf, vog, b, »/, poet. & 
 Dor., sweetly speaking, that 
 ])ours forth a voice like honey : 
 fr. /leXj, yijpvg. Dor. ydpvg ; 
 fuXiydpveg vfivoi, tuneful 
 hyums. 
 MiXiydovTTog, b, 7), poet, sweetly 
 sounding : fr. fikXi, dovirog. 
 UtXiyrjpvg, voq, b, )/, sweetly 
 sj)eaking : see fitXiyapvg. 
 MtXiyXu)(T(Tog, b, 1), honey- 
 t(.ngued, sweetly soothing : fr. 
 fikXi, yXw(T<ra. 
 MfXty/ia, aTog, rb, a song ; flute : 
 fr. fitXi^oj. 
 
 MtXidujp, ovog, 1), poet, for jjuXe- 
 ^u>u, which see. 
 MtXi^kfitv, Ion. & Dor. for fxtXi 
 Keiv, to modulate, celebrate, 
 sing ; pres. uif. act. of 
 MfXt'^a;, to sing, play on an in- 
 strument, modulate, celebrate in 
 sweet strains ; f. aio & ^w, perf. 
 fisfikXiKa. Th. fikXi, honey : 
 also 
 MtXiKoj, f. iffio, to cut piecemeal, 
 cut limb from limb, dismember: 
 fr. fxkXog, member. 
 ^hXitjytviiQ, kog, b, >), sprung 
 from the ash -tree : fr. fitXia, 
 y'svog. 
 MfXiT]Sijg, kog, b, 1), sweet like 
 honey, delightful : ir.fikXi, t)dvg. 
 MtXiKtjpov, ov, Tb, honey-comb : 
 
 MEA 
 
 fr, fxkXi, Ki]p6g. 
 ^UXiKOfiTTog, b, 1), that has a 
 sweet voice like lioney ; honey- 
 sounding, melodious, or that 
 glories in such a voice : fr. jikXc, 
 
 KoflTTOg. 
 
 yitXiKog, ov, b, that writes timeful 
 
 verses ; epith. of a poet, parti- 
 cularly a l^Tic. Th. fikXog. 
 
 MtXiKpdTOv, ov, Tb, a mixture of 
 honey and milk or water, off'ercd 
 to the dead : fr. fxkXi, Kspduj. 
 
 MtXiKTug, d, 6, Dor. for 
 
 MeXiKTi)g, ov, 0, one that modu- 
 lates, a sweet singer. Th. 
 nkXog. 
 
 MtXivt], tjg, )'/, a grain, like mil- 
 let, pannic : fr. ^lkXl, honey. 
 
 MkXivog, 7), ov, ashen : fr. fieXia. 
 
 MeXiTTvoog, contr. -ovg, b, y, 
 sweetly breathing, fragrant : fr. 
 
 fikXl, TTvkcj. 
 
 MtXiaStig, 2 sing. pres. ind. act. 
 Dor. for fitXittig ; neXiaSto, 2 
 sing, imper. Dor. & Ion. for tfxe- 
 Xii^ov ; fitXiaStTai, modulates, 
 for nfXi^erai : fr. fxtXi'Cio, to 
 modulate. Th. fikXog, to. 
 
 MkXKTfxa, uTog, to, a sweet air, 
 song, melody : fr. fitXi^u). 
 
 ME'AI2SA, or MtXtrra, yg, ,), a 
 bee ; gen. pi. fitXiffffauiv, JEol 
 fitXiffadv, Dor. for fieXi<T<Ta>v : 
 fr. ^kXi, honey, which it makes. 
 
 MtXi(Tffsvg, kujg, b, one that keeps 
 bees : fr. the above. 
 
 yieXicTtTiog, a, ov, belonging to or 
 made by bees : fr. the same. 
 
 MeXiacTOKoijiog, 6, »/, attending to 
 bees : fr. ^kXirraa, KOfiku). 
 
 MeXi(T<Tov6fiog, b, »'/, feeding bees: 
 
 fr. fik\i(T<Ta, vki.iiM). 
 
 MeXirrcroTpo^og, b, 1), nourishing 
 
 or breeding bees : fr. ^kXiaaa, 
 
 Tpk<p(t}. 
 
 MfXt(7<Ta*)', aivog, b, a bee-hive, 
 Lat. apiarium. 
 
 MsXi(TTrjg, ov, b, poet, a singer, 
 bard, lyric poet : fr. fitXi^io. 
 
 MfXiTolog, a, ov, belonging to the 
 island MfXtV;;. 
 
 MfXiTtia, ag, 7), mint. 
 
 MtXiTf], t]g, t), the name of an 
 island, Malta or Meleda ; also, 
 the name of a woman. 
 
 MtXiToeig, taaa, iv, honied, 
 
 svveet as honey, serene, calm: fr. 
 
 fxkXi. 
 MiXtroTTwXr/g, ov, b, a dealer in 
 
 honey : fr. ^kXi, TrujXkio. 
 MkXiTog, gen. sing. fr. fxkXi, irog, 
 
 Tb, honey. 
 MtXiTovpyelop, ov, to, a bee-hive: 
 
 fr. fikXi, tpyov. 
 MtXiTovpybg, b, y, a honey- 
 maker, owner of bees : fr. the 
 
 same. 
 MeXiTOvTTa, ag, >/, a cake sweet- 
 ened with honey ; contr. fr. fitXi- 
 
 Totaaa. 
 MtXirow, a, f. wffw, to sweeten 
 
 with honey : fr. yikXi. 
 MtX'iTTiov, Tb, a little bee ; dim. 
 
 fr. /LifiXirra. 
 Mf Xtra>^7;t% '^og, 6, y, honied, like 
 
 sweet honey : fr. fikXi, tlSog. 
 McXtVw/ia, UTog, Tb, a honey cake, 
 (419) 
 
 MEA 
 
 sweetmeat. Th. fikXi. 
 MtXitpOoyyog, b, y, honey-sound- 
 ing, pouring forth sweet words: 
 fr. ^kXi, (pOoyyog. 
 MtXitppiov, uvag, b, y, like honey 
 to the mind, soothing, refresh- 
 ing : fr. fikXt, tppyv. 
 ^leXi(pvpTog, b, }), mixed with 
 honey : fr. ukXi, ^vpo). 
 MtXi<l}(ovog, o, y, sweetly sound- 
 ing : fr. fikXi, <pujvy. 
 MeXixXu}pog, b, y, pale, yellow, 
 like honey : fr. ^kXi, xX^^pbg. 
 MtXixpbg, a, bv, honied, very 
 sweet ; yellow like honey : fr. 
 fikXi, xpoa. 
 
 MkXKa, milk, as if fr. dfikXycj, to 
 milk : hence perhaps Engl. 
 milk. 
 MfXXyna, aTog, rb, a delay : & 
 MiXXrjffa, a. 1. ind. act. Ion. for 
 tfikXXyaa, fr. fikXXio,for fxiXXkoj, 
 to be about to do. 
 MsXXj/fftc, eu)g, y, delay, procras- 
 tination : fr. fikXXcj. 
 MtXXyffw, f. 1. ind. act. of ^fXXw. 
 MtXXcyafiog, & MeXXovvfopog, b, 
 y, one shortly to be married : 
 fr. ^kXXio, yafikot). 
 MeXXodtLTTviKbg, t), bv, about to 
 Slip, to be done at supper : fr. 
 fitXXu), ^(Ittvoi'. 
 MeXXoviKidio, a, to defer like Ni- 
 cias : fr. fikXXuj, ^iKiag. 
 ME'AAQ, to be about to do, pur- 
 pose to do, be on the point of, 
 bent on, attempt or prepare to 
 do ; be bound in duty to do ; 
 take time, hesitate, delay, loiter, 
 procrastinate, postpone, tempo- 
 rise : as the simple fut. shall or 
 will : f. jjLfXXrjvu) or aofiai, im- 
 perf. tfxfXXov, pres. part. fikX- 
 Xiov, ovtra, ov : Ta fjkXXovTa, 
 things to come; fitXXovriov, 
 gen. pi. After fikXXio, we must 
 often undei'stand the verb which 
 had gone before : (Ijv Tovg fikv 
 dvypyKt, TOifg Se tfikXXtjfftv, 
 Julian Or, 1. of whom some he 
 killed, some he was about to kill: 
 (TtavTbv t<p6vtv(Tag,ifikXXr}(Tag Si 
 Kai yfidg, sc. (povtvtiv, Luc. Dial, 
 of Ajax and Agamemnon : with 
 an infin. it is a kind of auxiliary 
 verb, denoting the fut. ; yfitXXe 
 (Att. for tfisXXt) yap oTroOi-r/- 
 (TKtiv, moriturus erat, he was 
 about to die, at the point of death, 
 John iv, 47. iikXXti yap tpxt- 
 aGai, for he will come, Matth. 
 xvi. 27. fikXXoj TTov d7rkx0e<T9ai 
 Alt TTttTpi, I must have incurred 
 by some means the displeasure 
 of father Jove : tig Tb fikXXov, 
 at a future time, Luke xiii. 9 : 
 fikXXeffOai, to be deferred, Xen. 
 K. 'A. iii. I. 47. 
 MkXofiai, to attend to, take care 
 of. Th. nkXei. 
 
 Ee2 
 
it? 
 t ♦ 
 
 ■ e 
 
 1% 
 
 MEM 
 
 MtXovrwv, let them be cared for, 
 Att. for ixiKkruiaaVy 3 pi. pres. 
 imper. of fiiXei, it is matter of 
 care, 
 
 MfXoTToua, ag, ?/, the writing of 
 lyric verses ; composition of 
 verses : fr. 
 
 MfXoTTOfog, ov, 6, i), a lyric wri- 
 ter ; musician : fr. fiiXot;, jroikuj. 
 
 ME'AOS, tog, to, a member, 
 limb ; melody, song or ode set to 
 music, poem. 
 
 MtXoruTTCw, a>, f. ii(To), to beat 
 time, sing in measure, chant : 
 
 fr. fxeXog, rvTrno. 
 MfiXoyfft, are matter of care, 3 pi. 
 
 pre8. ind. act. of /i«X«t. 
 MeXTTi/^pov, ov, TO, a song, dance, 
 
 sport, feast : fr. /xtXTTtu. 
 'MiXTTOfiBvtj, 7jg, r), the name of a 
 
 Muse : fr. ^^X7ro/iai, to sing. 
 MeXTTOvrt, dat. sing. part. pres. 
 
 fr. juiXTTo;, to sing ; part. fxeX- 
 
 TTiov, ovTog : also 
 MeXTTovrt, Dor. for fitXirovffi, 
 
 they sing, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of 
 
 ME'AllQ, to sing in a chorus, 
 
 celebrate in song, sing, play on 
 
 an instrument ; f. ;//a>, perf. /it- 
 
 fitX(pa, perf. m. i^iifioXira ; /leX- 
 TToi-iai, to sing, sport, dance ; as 
 
 if fiiXog tiruj, to dictate a song. 
 
 MtXy^piov, ov, TO, dimin. fr. /xs- 
 
 Xog, a little song. 
 
 MsX^t, o, the name of a man,un- 
 decl. Hebr. signifying, my king. 
 
 ^liXxiotltK, 6, the name of a man, 
 Melchisedec, undecl. Hebr. sig- 
 Hif. king of righteousness. 
 
 ^\iXif)C'nx), w, f. i]<To), to sing with 
 accompaniment of music, to 
 sing : fr. fxtXnj^og. 
 
 McXifi^ia, ag, if, singing, modula- 
 tion, harmony, sweet sound, 
 song, melody: fr. 
 
 "iAiXt^cbg, ov, 6, 7/, melodious ; a 
 singer, melodist, one who sets 
 odes to music : fr. nkXog, ^'^17. 
 
 M£/iaa, 1 have desired, perf. act. 
 Ion. & by sync, for [isfiJjKa : the 
 Ion. dial, withdi'aws k fr. preter- 
 perf. tenses & shortens the pen- 
 ult. So fiknafitv ior fiefitfKafitv, 
 1 pi. perf. ind. act. & in 3 pi. 
 fiffiadffi, of jxau), to desire. 
 
 Mi^dBrjKa, I have learnt, perf. 
 act. of fiavOdvu), to learn ; f. 
 fiaOqffoj, a. 2. ifxaOov. 
 
 MffiaKvIa, Dor. for ^(fxrjKvXa, 
 part. perf. mid. f. g. fr. firjKao- 
 fjiai ; see fikfirjKa. 
 
 MfftdXtuc, oTog, Dor. for ue^t}- 
 Xu)g ; so fi^fidXe, Dor. for /i€jur/Xe. 
 
 Mffiafitv, we have desired, 1 pi. 
 perf. act. by sync, for fiefiijKa- 
 fitv, of /iatu, to desire ; see fxi- 
 fiaa. 
 
 M6/ndv»;/iai, perf. pass. fr. fxavso- 
 fiai, to be mad ; f. ijao/iai. Th. 
 fxaivofxai, the same. 
 
 MEM 
 
 MsfiarroKv, they may have 
 snatched, 3 pi. a. 2. opt. act. by 
 poet, redupi. for nd-nouv, A: 
 this for /iapTTotfv, of /iapTrrw, 
 to snatch ; f. i//tu, a. 2. ificifjTrov, 
 perf. m. fiefta^>7ra. 
 
 Ms^ap/iat, Att. ti^apjiai, perf. 
 pass, of fitipu), to divide. 
 
 ^tlsfictpTTov, Ion. for tfiapTTov, a. 
 2. act. & 
 
 Mc/iapTTtuf, ma, 6g, perf. m. part, 
 of fldp^^T^o, to snatch. 
 
 Mkfiacrav, by sync. Ion. for fitfir}- 
 Ksicrav, 3 pi. pluperf. act. Ion. of 
 fidio, to desire ; see ^I'f^aa. 
 
 M«/(arov, by sync, for^t/ii^fcarov, 
 dual perf. act. fxenrjKa, of the 
 verb fidu), to be eager. 
 
 yUfiavV, for fitnavla, ag, »), & in 
 m. g. jxtfiautg, oTog dc oJTog, perf. 
 part. act. Ion. for ^tt^i/jicwt*, via, 
 of /ifiw, to be eager ; see fifjiaa. 
 
 Meixaojg, OTog & uiTog, and in 
 dual fiifxaijJTt, eager ; see the 
 above. 
 
 M6///3Xerat, for fie^sXrjrai, & 
 
 M£/u/3Xf ro, for ^efjiiXijTo, by sync. 
 & pleon. of ^ ; or fr. fiififiXofiai, 
 the same as fiiXofiai,to attend to. 
 
 MtfifiXtJKa, ag, i, I came, i-an, 
 went, returned, by sync, for /i£- 
 /ioXj/fca, perf. act. fr. fioXeuj. 
 
 Mt/i/3pava, Tjg, 1), parchment, vel- 
 lum : fr. the Lat. memhrana. 
 
 Mf/u/3pac, d^og, 1), a sea-leech, 
 anchovy, sprat. 
 
 yitfitXirrjKOTOjg, adv. diligently, 
 cautiously : fr. ^teXtraw. 
 MefiiXrjKt, has been matter of 
 care, 3 sing. perf. ind. act. fr. 
 fieXti ; as if fr. jueXew. 
 MtfikvijKa, 1 have remained, perf. 
 act. Ac 
 
 MifiivijKeKTai', 3 pi. pluperf. Ion. 
 of fievu}, to remain ; f. fitvCj, a. 
 1. iijeiva. 
 M«/i€(Tra>/i£i'oi, having been made 
 full, perf. part, pa.ss. of fxtaTotn, 
 to fill. Th. fiifTTog, full. 
 MtfitTi/uikvog, ov, Ion. for fii9eifii- 
 
 vog, dismissed ; fr. fitTUfiai, 
 Ion. for ixiOitfiai, to be dis- 
 missed ; or formed fr. an Ionic 
 form fitTito, whence also fiirui, 
 Herod, ii. 70. vi. 37. 59. Th. 
 'ir}ni or eu), to send. 
 
 Mf//£rjU£arai, they have been 
 measured, 3 pi. perf. pass. Ion. 
 for fif^kTprjvTai, of ^tTpsio ; f. 
 ijauj, perf. fiffjikTpTjKa. Th. fis- 
 Tpov, measure. 
 
 }tlffiriKa, ag, i, perf. m. of nTjKao- 
 fiai, to bleat, perf. part. m. 
 fitfiTfKojg & fit^aKiijg. 
 
 Mf-fitjXt or M(fiT)Xtv, it has been 
 or is matter of care, perf. act. by 
 sync, for fiffikXt}Ki ; or perf. mid. 
 Hence fi(fii]\wg, oTog, ace. nif.ii]- 
 XoTa, for fxefitXrjKijjg, perf. part. 
 fr. /icXct, it is matter of concern. 
 (420) 
 
 MEM 
 
 MtfirjXy, it should have been mat- 
 ter of concern, perf. subj. act. &, 
 
 MtfirjXu)g, oTOQ, by sync, for /i£- 
 fitXrjKojg', see fikfijjXe. 
 
 Mefi.r}va, ag, t, perf. m. of fiaivo- 
 fiai, to be mad. 
 
 yitfitlX^^'ll^^^'^Qy Vi ov, perf. part, 
 pass, of fXTj'^avdu), to construct, 
 contrive ; f. ifffu). Th. fir)\avi]. 
 Hence 
 
 y\mr]x,avrinkvo}g, adv. by strata- 
 gem, artfully. 
 
 ^le/i(a(r/ial, I have been defilec*.. 
 perf. pass, of fjnaivcj, to defil* 
 foul ; f. arut, perf. part, pass 
 fiffiiaafxkiwg. 
 
 Ms/iiy/uat, 1 have been mixed, 
 perf. ind. ])ass. & 
 
 yitixiyfiipog, 1], ov, perf. part, 
 pass, of /Liiyvi;/it, tomix ; f. /xt^bi, 
 perf. ^kfjiixa. 
 
 Mefiifitjfxtvog, having been model- 
 led, perf. part. pass, of fitfisofiai, 
 to imitate ; f. m. ijaofiai, perf. 
 pass, fiifiifiij^ai. 
 
 MffuKtrai, 3 sing, paulo-post f. 
 of fiiyvvjxi, to mix ; f. ^ai, perf. 
 pass, ^tfiiyfiai, ^ai, ktui. 
 
 MffjiKTTjfiei'og, ov, being detested, 
 hated, part. perf. pass. i'r. fnaiw, 
 to hate ; f. iirrio. 
 
 MffiirrOiofiai, perf. ind. pass, of 
 fiiaQoii), to let out : hence fiifiKT- 
 Oiofiti'og, perf. part. pass. Th. 
 j-iiffOog, hire. 
 
 Mtfii\9ai, perf. inf. pass. fr. /ijy- 
 vi'/ii, to mix ; f. ^ai, perf. /if/utx«. 
 
 Mifii'dfiai, Dor. for fdyiviifiat, 
 perf. pass. fr. /xrao^ai, to re- 
 member ; f. ixvT]aofxai, perf. 
 fiffivrjfiai. 
 
 Mf/iva/ifct^o^, mindful, remember- 
 ing, Dor. for fiffivrjfih'og, j)art. 
 perf. pass. ; fitfivafikvio, gen. 
 Dor. 
 
 M t/ivavrat, they remember. Dor. 
 for fiSfivr]VTai, 3 pi. perf. ind. 
 pass. & 
 
 \If/ira<Tae, Dor. for fxtfivijtrai, 2 
 sing. perf. |»ass. of the same. 
 
 Mtfivk(i>To, II. \//. 361, may have 
 been remembering, for ftifiii- 
 oiro, by ectasis, & dialysis for 
 fxtfivoiTo, or fjis^vyTo, 3 sing, 
 perf. opt. pass., for which oc- 
 curs also ^tfivi^TO, Xen. Cyr. i. 
 6. 3. Dor. fiefipaiuTo : fr. yu'do- 
 fxai,io remember ; i.yivi]aoixai, 
 perf. pass, fxefivrj^ai ; perf. opt. 
 fiefivyHijv, imivyo, fjiffivyTO, 
 Matthiaj Gr. Gr. § 198. consi- 
 ders fiffivktfJTO & fitfivifiTO as 
 the pres. opt. fr. a form fAtfird- 
 ofiai : fitfivtujfitOa for /it/ivw- 
 fiiOa, Herod. 
 
 MkfivTj, you remember, in the 
 sense of the present, 2 sing, 
 perf. pass. Att. for fisfivijffai, 
 Ion. fiSnvTjni,fikfivtai: i'r.^vdo- 
 fiai, to remember ; f. fivrjaofxai, 
 
 MEM 
 
 perf. fitfjivtjfAai, a. 1. pass. Ifipr) 
 
 a9t}v. 
 Ms/xinjKa, I liave remained, by 
 
 sync, for fif^ei/tiKa, perf. act. of 
 
 fiei'u), to remain ; f. fievd. 
 MsfitnjHai, aai, rat, perf. pass. 
 
 fiffU'i]rTo, perf. imper. pass, fit- 
 
 fiviifxiiog, perf. part, oi' fxvdofiai. 
 Mt/ii'{/o, yro, you, he may have 
 
 been remembering, 2 cV 3 sing. 
 
 of perf. opt. pass, /xefiuyfitii' : 
 
 fr. the same verb. 
 Mffivt](To, remember, perf. im- 
 per. pass. : see fiffii'ijixai ; perf. 
 inf. pass. fiifxi'ifaOai. 
 M{fivq(TT(vfiU'y, perf. part. pass, 
 f. g. dat. sing. fr. fivijcTTtvui. 
 Mefiiwio, pres. opt. fr. the obsol. 
 fiifipofiai, the same as fivdofiai. 
 Mt/ij^ova, ace. sing. fr. Mifii'ujv, 
 the name of a man : there is 
 also fis^viov, fostering ; which 
 is fr. fiefivio, to remain. 
 Msfivopeg, certain birds accus- 
 tomed to be seen about the tomb 
 of Memnon every year, at Troy, 
 -^^l. Oppian. Pliu. calls them 
 Memnon'idi's. 
 Mf/ivw, Ion. for jxifiv^ao, which 
 
 MEN 
 
 see. 
 
 ^Xi^vhiv, see in Mt/xj'ova. 
 }^UfiV(^ro, Att. for fitfii'yTO, may 
 have been remembering, peri, 
 opt. pass. ; see fifjipyo. 
 'Shfioipdrai, 3 sing. perf. pass, of 
 fioipdofiai, to receive by lot ; 
 pf. pt. fitfioipafikvog : fr. fiolpa, 
 a p»>rtion. Th. fiiipio. 
 
 Mtfiop' for fi't^ova, 1 have remain- 
 ed, I desire, perf. m. of ixifivuj, 
 or fikpio, to remain; f. //£i/<I>, perf. 
 /iffiBvrjKa, a. J. ifxura. 
 
 Mffiopa, I have received for my 
 share, perf. m. of fisipu), to di- 
 vide ; f. pat. 
 
 Mifiopfiai, (Tat, Tai, ^ol. for fie- 
 fxappai, (Tai, Tat, I have been ap- 
 pointed by lot, i)erf. ind. pass, of 
 fiupio, to divide ; f. pJi ; fiefiop- 
 fJ^'tvog, fated. 
 
 ^UfXTTTog, /), bv, to be found fault 
 with, blameable, reprehensible ; 
 blaming, complaining : pi. ^c/i- 
 TTToi. Th. ^.k^cpofiai. 
 
 'MifivBoXoy iiKuaiv , 3 pi. perf. act. 
 o{ jxuQoXoy'njj, to relate a fable ; 
 f. rjrno : fr. fxvOog, Xeyuj. 
 
 MsfivKa, ag, i, perf. m. of /iujcdw, 
 Cj, to bellow ; a. 2. tfivKOP. 
 
 lMtfi(ptai, you accuse, 2 sing. Ion. 
 for pe/jt^y, of 
 
 ME'M<t>OMAI, to impute as a 
 fault, accuse, blame, reprehend, 
 complain of, find fault with, re- 
 ject through dislike j with dat.; 
 f. m. fiffi\pofiai, pf. pass, ^e/it/x- 
 fxai, ^ai, TTTai, a. 1. m. i^ipL^d- 
 p-r}v, oj, aro. 
 
 Mfp<pioXt), rig, ri, complaint, re- 
 proach : fr. the preceding. 
 
 Msfi^f/ifioipeut, a, f. I'/ffu), to com- 
 plain of one's lot, be discon- 
 tented : fr. 
 Mtfi^pipoipog, 6, 1), that complains 
 of his lot, querulous, discontent- 
 ed : fr. pkpxpig^ fiolpa. 
 Mf fi\pig, tiog, If, blame, complaint, 
 censure, reproach, discontent : 
 fr. fiip(po/j,ai. 
 Mefiu)g, (uJTog, eager, by sync, for 
 /xtfitiKujg, Ion. ^spauig, pf. part, 
 act. of fjidio, to be ready. 
 MEN, indeed, a particle of divi- 
 sion ; if ^6 follows it, it marks the 
 contrast,or distributive arrange- 
 ment, or conjunction of the cor- 
 responding members of the sen- 
 tence ; 6 fxep, the one, 6 Ck, the 
 other: without (^c it is sometimes 
 put for ^17, verily, indeed, cer- 
 tainly : hence ptv ydp, for pev 
 St), indeed, in truth ; pivovv, in- 
 deed, therefore, moreover, verily, 
 in sooth, but indeed ; piv ovv ye, 
 or ptvovvye, nay but ; psp irov, 
 indeed, assuredly iptp pa for fiip 
 if ce follows ; pkp tol or fiivToi, 
 certainly, indeed, nevertheless, 
 however, but, moreover, again. 
 MepupSpog, ov, 6, 3fenauder, the 
 name of a poet. 
 Mtp ydp, for, truly, certainly : fr. 
 ph', indeed, & ydp, for. 
 iME'NAHS, a he-goat, or kid, in 
 the Egyptian language ; also. 
 Pan, who had goats' feet. 
 Mtpeaipeptp, Ion. for fitptaipup, 
 
 pres. inf. fr. 
 Isltptaipiit, to bum with desire, 
 long for, be bent on, furious or 
 angry at ; f. avui, a. I. tfispstjpa. 
 Th. uspog. 
 Mipecijiog, 6, »/, daring in the 
 field, intrepid, standing stoutly 
 in battle : fr. p,spio, 6tfiog. 
 Mtpujra, & in 1 pi. ptp(i)vap,ep, 
 a. 1, ind. act. Ion. of pepeaipoj. 
 MepiXag, a, 6, Dor. for MeptXaog, 
 ov, 6, Menelaus. 
 Mspep.tp, Ion. for p.tp(ip, pres. 
 
 inf. of p.ip(jj. 
 Mtpeog, gen. sing. fr. fiEPog, to, 
 courage, spirit, anger. 
 MsvETTToXefiog, o, t), constant in 
 war, stout, bold : fr. p.kpaj, tto- 
 Xepog. 
 MtP6(T9io, 6og, ovg, 1), the name 
 of a woman. 
 Mfvtrof, /), OP, waiting, remain- 
 ing, endurmg, long-suffering : 
 fr. /itvw. 
 Mfi'f\dp/iac, nom. pi. fr. 
 
 MtPixdpfirjQ, ov, 6, & Mcr£x«p- 
 p,og, 6, //, firm or constant in 
 battle, intrepid: fr.pepui, xdpp,i]. 
 
 Mtp'tu), by Ion. dialysis for p.tpui, 
 f. of p.hpu), to remain. 
 
 M«v(7r7r>/, r]g, y, the name of a 
 woman. 
 
 MtpoeiKfig, iog, 6, »/, welcome to 
 (421) 
 
 MEP 
 
 the mind, yielding to desire, 
 agreeable : fr. phog, tiKu). 
 Mtpoipdoj at, dtig ^g, dti q., to 
 burn with desire, j)ress eagerly 
 forward to do a thing, revolve 
 deeply, reflect upon ; f. ?/(tw, 
 l)res. imper. act. p.tvoipa : fr. 
 /ispoipri. 
 Mepoipeuj, (J, f. ijaoj, impf. tpe- 
 poiptop, a. 1. IptpoiPTjaa, the 
 same, and fr. the same. 
 Mtpotpt), ijg, 1), impetuosity,eager 
 
 desire, passion. Th. pkpog. 
 Mfpoipoii), the same as pspoipdui. 
 MtpoiTidctjg, ov, 6, Meuoetiades, 
 
 Patroclus, the son of 
 yUpoiTioc, ov, 6, a proper name. 
 MspoPTe, nom. dual part. pres. fr. 
 p.epii), to remain ; pres. part. p.k- 
 vuip, oifTog. 
 MtpoPTi, Dor. for p,kpovai, 3 pi. 
 pres. ind. act. or dat. sing. part, 
 pres. of pspoj, to wait. 
 M E'NOS, tog, to, the mind, force 
 of mind, heart, desire, disposi- 
 tion, inclination ; ardour, vigour, 
 impetuosity, fortitude, coui*age, 
 vehemence, heat, auger, fury, 
 violence ; might, strength ; pi. 
 designs, purposes, plans. 
 Mipovp, or p.tp ovp, also p,{p ovp 
 Si), pep 5rj ovp, nay, indeed, cer- 
 tainly, truly, surely, moreover, 
 verily, in sooth, rather, yet, on 
 the contrary: fr. p.kp, indeed, & 
 OVP, therefore. 
 
 Mti'ovpye, nay, but, certainly, 
 truly : fr. the same, & yf. 
 MtPTOi, see ph^ ; pip to'i pvp, 
 therefore, then, in conclusion. 
 ME'NQ, maneo, to remain, tarry, 
 abide, stay, wait for, expect, 
 sustain, witlistand, survive ; tap 
 avTOP OtXio pkpiLP fiog tpxopai, 
 Jo. xxi. 22. (D. Ileinsius con- 
 ceives that a Syriac idiom is 
 contained in this expression ; 
 but compare Soph. Trach. tl fxk 
 Xpf) p,epiip, JIdpTwp dpioTOv 
 <pu)Tbg t<TTeptjp.kpt]p, if 1 must 
 survive, bereaved of the bravest 
 of men ; & Xen. K. 11. viii.) ira- 
 perf. tjispop, tg, e, f. fitPio, pf. 
 p.ipkpr]Ka, plupf. ip.ep.tP}]KHP, & 
 in 3 pi. Ion. pep,tp/]Keiaap, a. 1. 
 tp.(Lpa, ag, e, a. 1. imper. pupop, 
 UToj, a. 1. subj. pt'wu), yg, y, a. 
 1. inf. ptipai, a. 1. part, peipag, 
 apTog, perf. m. p,spopa, I wait 
 anxiously, am resolved or deter- 
 mined, purpose^ desire earnestly, 
 strive, am bent on. 
 MtpdpxnQ) ov, b, that commands 
 a part or division ; the com- 
 mander or leader fiepapxicxg : 
 fr. ptpog, dpxu- 
 
 Mfpai)xici,ag, »/,a band of so!diei*s 
 consisting of 2048. yElian, Tact., 
 fr. the above. 
 ISrE'PAQ, f. (Ttjjj to deprive, hurt; 
 
I 
 
 i 
 
 i 
 
 MEP 
 
 lo3k upon, see ; for a/isp^o). 
 Mepi^dpira^, ayog, 6, r/, name of 
 a mouse, in Batracli. 265. plun- 
 derer of scraps : fr. fiepig, up- 
 
 MepiddpxriQjOV, 6, that has ashare 
 in the government, a prefect : 
 fr. fiepi<:, apxn- 
 
 Mcpt^apxta, ciq, r), a share in the 
 administration of government, 
 rank of a governor ; province : 
 fr. the above. 
 
 Mcpt^tv, Dor. for /ifpi^fiv ; but 
 fiBpi^tv, 3 sing. impf. Ion. for 
 sfikpi^ev : fr. 
 
 Mc/ot^(u, to part, share, divide, 
 distribute, separate; f. Lffoj, perf. 
 fiffifpiKaj a. 1. Ifxepiffa ; pres. 
 pass. jw«pj^o/iat, to be divided, 
 conti-ary to, separate into fac- 
 tions ; mid. to participate, take 
 a share ; perf. pass. /Lte/iepttr/mi, 
 a. l.pass. f^tpiaOrjv, T)g, r), a. 1. 
 part. pass. p.tpinQi\Q, tioa, sv ; 
 a. 1. m. tjifpiffdjiriv, w, aro 
 Th. fieipu), to divide. 
 
 MEPI'MNA, jjg, I'ly distracting 
 care, solicitude, anxiety, anxious 
 thought, reflection : fr. juf/itpi- 
 fiBVT}, perf. part, of ^upioj, for 
 fiepi^utf because it distracts the 
 mind; gen. pi. vEol. ^ipi^ivdiov. 
 
 Mfpi/MvatOj (J, to care for, mind, 
 be anxious about ; f. ijaoj, peH". 
 fxejuiepifxvijKa, a. 1. tfiepii-ivTicra, 
 ag, 6, a. 1. subj. fiipifivrjoiv, yg, 
 y : fr. the above. Hence 
 
 Mept/ivi/jUrt, aTOQy to, anxiety, 
 care. 
 
 MspifiviiTrfTSj 2 pi. a. 1. subj. act. 
 of fispifivdu). 
 
 MepifivTjrt)g, ov, 6, an anxious 
 thinker or examiner, philoso- 
 pher : fr. peptfirdio. 
 
 MepifivoTOKog, 6, rj, care-pro- 
 ducing, laborious : fr. ^spifiva, 
 
 riKTU). 
 
 MenifivotppovTifTTi^g, oiJ, 6, an 
 anxious thinker, a distracted 
 speculatist : fr. /icpc/tva, <ppov- 
 
 TlZu). 
 
 Mtptg, idog^ »/, a part, portion, 
 division, share, scrap ; faction, 
 party. Th. fitipto, to divide. 
 
 MtpiffaffOaijSL. 1. inf. m. of ^tpi^tu 
 to divide. 
 
 Mfptff/ioc, 0?, 6, a division, dis- 
 tribution, allotment, part ; figure 
 in rhetoric : fr. fitpitio. 
 
 MipicTTTJg, ov, 6, one that divides 
 or distributes ; shares or par- 
 takes : fr. the same verb & th. 
 
 MepitTTog, i/f ov, divided, sepa- 
 rated, to be divided, divisible : 
 fr. the same verb & th. 
 
 MEPMAI'Pli, Mfofispu), & Mfp- 
 firjpi^Wf to think anxiously, care 
 for, revolve in mind : hence 
 
 Mtpfitpa, things which make one 
 anxious, cares, n. ace. pi. fr. | 
 
 MES 
 
 Mlp/icpog, o, »/, deserving atten- 
 tion, causing care or trouble, 
 grievous, injurious, mischievous, 
 pernicious ; morose, peevish, 
 discontented ; an anxious in- 
 quirer, diligent searcher, inqui- 
 sitive. Th. fiepfxaipo). 
 
 MfpfiTjpa, ag, y), distraction of 
 mind, care, trouble, solicitude, 
 perplexity ; light morning slum- 
 bers. 
 
 Mtpi^irjpaiov, gen. pi. ^ol. for 
 fiepfiTjpdSv ; fr. fispfiTjpaj ag, ri, 
 care. Th. fiep^aipw. 
 
 Mcp/tir/pi^w, f. ^w, to be solicitous, 
 deliberate, meditate upon anx- 
 iously ; find out by reflection : 
 fr. the same. 
 
 Mep^Tjpiiieu, he deliberated, 3 s. 
 a. 1. ind. act. Ion. of the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 ME'PMIS, t0of, >}, a rope, string, 
 thong. 
 
 MtpoTTf ffctv, to men, dat. pi. Ion. 
 for ^6po;^i, fr./ispo;//, ottoc, hav- 
 ing a divided, i. e. a distinct & 
 articulate voice : fr. /uipog, 6i//. 
 See fikpoy^. 
 
 Mfpog, (.og^ rb, a part, portion, 
 share ; fitpog for tcard fjispog, in 
 turns, Eur. Ijdiig. Taur. 1299. 
 Suppl. 1077. where see Markl. ; 
 TO. tTTi fxtpovg^ Tci Kara fi^pog^ 
 things one by one ; 01 Kara fis- 
 pog, one by one ; Kctrd f.upog, one 
 at a time, in turn ; dvct jxspog, in 
 turns, 1 Cor.xiv.27. ciTro fiLpovg, 
 by parts, 2 Cor. ii. 6. U ^ipovg 
 individually, every one, 1 Cor 
 xii.27. (V fiipei,hy turns, Gronov 
 ad Arrian. iii. 26. Ovkovv iv 
 fiipei iKdrepog etVaVw, Luc. Dial. 
 Mort. therefore let each speak 
 in turn, in succession ; iv ftfpti 
 tvtpyecriag, in the place of a 
 benefit, Dera. : rb abv fispog^ as 
 much as in you lies. Th. ^I'lptv 
 to divide. 
 
 Mfpoi//, oTTOf, 6, a man : fr. /leipo*, 
 to divide, & 01//, voice ; because 
 man has a voice divided into dis- 
 tinct, articulate, and expressive 
 sounds : see ^iipoirtaaiv. 
 
 M£o-a/3oi', ov, ro, the thong which 
 binds the ox by the neck to the 
 beam of the waggon or plough ; 
 dat. sing. /46(ra/3y : fr. /leaog, 
 (3ovg. 
 
 MKTayKvXov, ov, rb, a javelin 
 which has a thong in the middle 
 by which it is held : fr. fiiffog, 
 dyKvXij. 
 
 MfrTa^a>,f. dnu), to be in the mid- 
 dle : fr. fxkffog. 
 
 MsfjanroXiog, 6, r/, middle-aged, 
 at the age when the hair is be- 
 tween black and grey : fr. fxs- 
 (Tog, TToXwg. 
 
 Msffairarog, 17, ov, most middle, 
 exactly in the middle, superl. for 
 (422) 
 
 MES 
 
 obsolete ^uawTarog. Th. ^uffog, 
 
 MkffaKTog, b, 1), situated in the 
 middle of the shore or between 
 two shores : fr. ^iaog, aKTif. 
 
 Mi(Tafij3pirj, Ion. for iitat]f.i(ip'ia. 
 
 Mf(Ta/uf3ptv6f, Dor. {or fiecTijplSpi- 
 vot;. 
 
 Mfffafxipiog, a, ov, Dor. for fiS(T- 
 T}fiipiog, and this for /ttcr/^^i- 
 (Spivbg, meridian. 
 
 MtfTavTiov, ov, rb, a weaver's 
 beam : fr. fitaog, dvTiov. 
 
 Mfadpaiov, ov, rb, the mesentery r 
 fr. fisffT), dpatd. 
 
 MiffuTiog, a, ov, poet, same as 
 
 Mkaarog, t], ov, by poet. sync, for 
 fiioojTaTog or ^effairarog, su- 
 perl. i'r.i.is(Tog, middle; or formed 
 fr. fistrog, as Tpirarog fr. rpiTog. 
 
 MtffavXog, ov, 6, or MtaavXot', 
 ov, TV, a place in the middle (;f 
 the stall or sheep-fold, place in 
 the middle of a cottage ; do<ir 
 opening between the porch and 
 hall ; hall or court between the 
 men's and women's apartments: 
 fr. fikaog, avXrj. 
 
 Mffftyyvdofiai, w^ai, to stipulate 
 for a deposit of money in the 
 hands of a third person for se- 
 curity : pass, to be deposited in 
 the hands of an umpire ; nuikc 
 a deposit : fr. fieffog, tyyvtj. 
 
 Miffivu), f. (TO), to be placed in 
 the midst ; act as a mediator be- 
 tween two contending parties: & 
 
 Miaijyvg & Meffjjyv, adv., in the 
 midst, between, among ; in the 
 mean while, in the mid space or 
 time : fr. fiirrog, middle. 
 
 MtnT)€ic, laaa, tv, middle, mid- 
 dling, moderate, of the middle 
 rank : fr. the sjime th. 
 
 Mi<Tr)iJi(5pia, ag, y, noon, mid-day ; 
 the south ; the aKfit), or critical 
 point, after which any thing de- 
 clines, as age, glory, &c. : fr. 
 fjiBcra, j'lfispa. Ilence 
 
 MtfTrjfijSpidKu), & -la'w, f. dau), to 
 be at the meridian or noon, rest 
 at noontide : & 
 
 Metrrjfifipivbg, i), bv, meridian, 
 mid-day, at noontide. 
 
 Mtar]^tpiog, a, ov, the same. 
 
 M£<rtrti'tu, to act as a mediator, 
 come between, interpose with 
 an oath, confinn ; f. tvatjj, perf. 
 fif^errirevKa : fr. 
 
 Miff'i'TTjg, ov, 6, a mediator, go- 
 between, umpire. Th. fiiaog. 
 
 Meaoyaia, & Mtaoyda, ag, t], the 
 interior of a country : fr. fiicror, 
 yala, land. 
 
 Mfffoyftog, a, ov, or 6, 1), mid- 
 land ; ixtGoytiov, the Mediter- 
 ranean sea, 2 Mac. viii. 35 : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 Mf(Toc/i7;, i)g, t), a beam j)as8ing 
 through the middle of a house ; 
 the hole in the middle of a snip. 
 
 ME2 
 
 in which the mast is set up, or 
 rather the cross-beam bored f(jr 
 the purpose of receiving and 
 holding it : fr. ^irrog, Sofxog, a 
 house. Th. Ufno. 
 Mf <ToXa/3/)e, eog, 0, t), seizing or 
 seized by the middle : fr. fis- 
 <Toc, Xa/ifidi'oj. 
 MtaoXtVKog, b, 1), half-white. 
 Mt<T6/.i(paXog, b, t), having a cen- 
 tral point, navel, or bo.ss in the 
 middle, placed at the central 
 point ; Trapa fistrbftcpaXa yvaXa 
 4H)il3oy, i. e. Delphi, suppo.sed 
 to he in the centre of the earth, 
 Eur. Ph. 244. ro fit(T6n<paXov, 
 the middle, boss of a shield : 
 Ir. /iSffog, bf^paXog. 
 MtnovvKTiov, ov, rb, midnight, 
 unseasonably late hours ; ^kat] 
 vv^. 
 MerroTTopku), at, f. rjffu}, to pass 
 through the midst : fr. 
 ^UtTOTTopog, b, 7), passing through 
 the middle, middle : fr. fxiaog, 
 TTopog. 
 
 MenoTTorafiia, ag, y,3feso2)otamia, 
 the name of a country lying be- 
 tween the two rivers Tigris and 
 Euphrates. 
 M E'202, tj, ov, Lat. mediuSy mid- 
 dle, intermediate, in the midst, 
 among us, present, at hand ; 
 neuter, inditterent, in a state of 
 mediocrity ; to. iv fxsffip, pre- 
 sent affairs or impediments ; 
 Sid fxkaov, meanwhile, mean- 
 time ; hd fiiffov nvbg, through 
 the medium or interpretation of 
 some one ; ro fiiaov, ov, the 
 middle, interval ; comi)ar. jxi- 
 ffairepog, superl. fiinaiTaTog. 
 M«o-or//j,-, r)Tog, /'/, the middle, the 
 
 mean, mediocrity : fr. fiiaog. 
 ^UffoToixov, ov, rb, the inter- 
 vening or party wall : fr. ^iaog, 
 Tol^og. 
 Mtfforo/itw, w, f. yau), to cut in 
 
 the middle : fr. fisffog, rsfivio. 
 MetTovpaviio, a), f. yrru), to be in 
 the middle of the heavens, at 
 the meridian : ir.fiiaog, ovpavog. 
 UeaovpdvTifia, arog, rb, mid- 
 heaven : fr. the above. 
 Mt(T6<l>pvov, rb, the space between 
 the eyebrows : fr. juiffog, 6<ppvg. 
 Meaooj, w, f. otaoj, to be in the 
 middle, be midway ; pres. part. 
 fieaocDv ufv, 6ov<Ta ovaa, oov 
 ovv. Th. fikaog. 
 MESm'AH, 7/g, j), Lat. mespilus, 
 
 the medlar-tree. 
 ^UdTTiXov, ov, rb, Lat. mespUum, 
 the fruit of the medlar-tree : 
 fr. the above. 
 M^taadviog, cj, b, Dor. for Mc<t- 
 
 fryviog, ov, b, Mc^sanian. 
 Meaadriog &. Mtao-arof, for ftk- 
 (Tarog, poet, the same as fiiaog, 
 middle. 
 
 M ET 
 
 Mffffftjyvr^or Meffffrjyv, adv., be- 
 tween. Th. fitaog. 
 Ms<r(rt)ptjg, iog, b, y, poet, in the 
 middle, middle, midway : fr. 
 fiiaog, (ipii). 
 
 ^\i(yaiag, ov, b,Messias, a Hebrew 
 word, meaning anointed ; Gr. 
 XpitTTog ; Engl. Christ. 
 Mecrnoytiog, w, b, t), Att. for /ic- 
 
 ooynog. 
 ^\i(T(ToQi, adv., for iv fiiaqi, in the 
 middle or mid.st, among. 
 Mi(T(T07rayi]g, hg, b, 1), stuck in 
 up to the middle : fr. fikatrog, 
 Tryyvvp.1, a. 2. tirayov. 
 ^IkacTog, poet, for fxkaog, ov, mid- 
 dle, (lat. fdaffif), for ni(T<i). 
 MESTO'S, 7), ov, full, replete, 
 
 crowded ; with a gen. 
 Macrroto, at, to fill, replenish, stuff", 
 cram ; f. tuaw, perf. fiep^iarioKa; 
 pres. pass, {.unrbofiai, ovfiai, to 
 be full, filled, perf. pass, jwtjugff- 
 rwftai, perf. part. pass, jt/t/ttorw- 
 fikvog. Th. piarbg, full. 
 ME'l<t>A, adv., poet, for fiixQh 
 while, until, even to. 
 Mkaiog, adv., in the middle, mo- 
 derately, withm compass. Tli. 
 ^kvog. 
 
 META^, prep, with gen., with, 
 together with, behind, after, 
 through, by means of, accord- 
 ing to ; with dat., with, among, 
 through, between, in ; with ac- 
 cus., after, next to, during, at, 
 beyond, in, into, among, to, to- 
 wards, for, on account of ; used 
 often poetically without a case, 
 and signifying afterwards, after 
 that, after, next ; in compos., 
 with, after, beyond, among, 
 over ; sometimes pleonastic ; 
 oftener expressmg change, al- 
 teration, transferring, removmg; 
 as fXirayivuxyKHV, to change 
 one's opinion ; often participa- 
 tion and sharing with others ; 
 often, a place in the midst of 
 othei-s like it. It is used peri- 
 phrastically ; as ot ^ur avrov, 
 his companions ; o\ fitG' vfidg, 
 your posterity, off'spring ; fierd 
 viora l^aXdjv, 11. 9. 94, for fitra- 
 (3aXojv rd viora, turning his 
 back ; /xtO' yfikpav, in the day- 
 time, Xen. Luke xv\ 13, fier ov 
 TToXXdg yfikpag : but 
 Mcra, with the accent thus thrown 
 back, is for fikreart, there is a 
 share, it pertains to or concerns. 
 Mtra/3atVa;,to pass from one place 
 to another, depax't, remove, mi- 
 grate ; f. m. f.itra(iy(TOfiai, perf. 
 ^erajisfSiiKa, a. 2. {xiTf^yv, yg, 
 Tf, SV. 2. imper. ^trdiSyOi, a. 2. 
 suh]. u€ral3u>, yg, y, a. 2. part. 
 fitrapdg, aiTof, having digress- 
 ed : fi\ fitrd, jSaivoj. 
 MerafidXXu}, to throw from one 
 (423) 
 
 MET 
 
 state to another, change, alter, 
 transfer, transpose, cc»rrupt, de- 
 stroy, invert, turn, turn up or 
 round, pa.ss over, migrate, sj)oil, 
 throw away, lose ; mid., to 
 change, transfer, pass over, de- 
 sert, degenerate, roj^ent, sell, 
 exchange ; fieraiSaXXbfitroi rd 
 OTrXa, oi)posed to Trpo/iaXXo/ic- 
 voi, turm'ng the back to the 
 enemy, Xen. K. 'A. vi. 5. 10. f. 
 /<fra/3rtXJ), pf. i^ieralStiiXyKa, a. 
 2. fjtreiSaXov, perf. m. ^tTa(ik- 
 fioXu : i'r.jxtrd, f5dXXio,to throw. 
 Mtrciiidg,avroc, having departed, 
 a. 2. part. act. & 
 Mcra/3a(Tat, Dor. for ntra(iyaai, 
 a. 1. inf. act. oi ixerajSaivw. 
 yUrdlSaaig, ttog, y, a passage, 
 transition : fr. fieraliaU-oj. 
 y\eTa(3ti3yKaptv, 1 pi. perf. act. 
 
 of fjLtraliaivio. 
 MtrajSy, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. act. & 
 MsrdfiyOi, a. 2. imper. act. of 
 
 /jeraiSaivio. 
 Meraiiyatrai, 3 sing. f. 1. m. of 
 the same. 
 Mira/3i/3a^w, f. (jw, to transfer, 
 remove, alter: fr. ^crd,/3i/3«<^(u. 
 MeraliXaliyg, iog, b, y, hurtful, 
 injurious : fr. fisra, ^iXdirn,). 
 Msraf3\BTru}, f. xf/io, to look upon 
 or at : fr. ^erd, /jXcttw. 
 Mtraf^XyOCixTi, 3 pi. a. 1. subj. 
 pass, oi' fxtr a iSdXXu), to change. 
 MeralSoXy, ijg, y, a change, trans- 
 position, transfer ; exchange, 
 traffic; transmigration: fr./utra- 
 jSdXXoj. 
 
 MerafioXia, ag, y, a change, ex- 
 change, traffic : & 
 ^Itrd^oXog, b, y, changeable, mu- 
 table : fr. the same. 
 ^UrajiovXEVio, f. trw, «& Mcra/Soy- 
 Xivofiai, to change one's plan or 
 counsel, repent : fr. uerd, 3ov- 
 Xtvio. Th. liovXy. 
 MeraiSovXia, ag, y, a change of 
 counsel : fr. 
 Mcra/3ouXoe, 6, y, changeable in 
 
 counsel : fr. /xErd, (SovXy. 
 MerdyyeXog, 6, y, that carries 
 messages or news between, a 
 messenger : fr. fitrd, dyyiXXio. 
 MtrayeiTvuhVfUJi'og, b, the second 
 month of the Athenian calendar, 
 corresponding to June, in which 
 they used to sacrifice to Apollo 
 Mtrayeirviog : fr. fierd, y«- 
 rvia. 
 Meraysvyg, sog, 0, y, bom after 
 or later, younger : fr. 
 Merayivofiai, to be after, be 
 
 bom after : fr. fierd, yivop.at. 
 MerayivioffKoj, to change one's 
 sentiments, repent : fr. /Atrd 
 yivuKTKOJ, to know ; f. yvaKTOfxai, 
 perf. tyvwKa, a. 2. tyvujv. 
 Merdyvoia, ag, y : & 
 Mtrdyrujaig, tujg, y, penitence. 
 
■ *. ' 
 
 MET 
 
 repentance : fr. the above. 
 ^leTayoptvio, f. (Tin, to harangue 
 in the midst ; fr. fitTUy dyopsvu). 
 MsTaypdipuj, to transcribe, copy, 
 translate, revoke in writing, 
 change a thing written, forge : 
 fr. fitTa, ypd<p(jjj to write, f. ipw, 
 perf. y'Bypa<pa. 
 Merayw, to transfer, transport, 
 convey away, bring back or 
 after ; f. nird^io ; pres. pass. 
 fierdyo^ai, y, STai : fr. utrd, 
 dytjj. 
 }*leTadaivvfiai, f. l>aiffo^ai, to 
 feast or partake of with others : 
 fr. fiirdj Saivvfiat. 
 MfrciStTiov, verb. adj. of fisra- 
 Ss(x), it is necessary to release 
 from bonds : fr. fitrd, detj. 
 M(Ta5r]fiiog, 6, r;, among one's 
 people, present among the peo- 
 ple, native, domestic : fr. ^etu, 
 Sr)fiog. 
 'Meradi^ijjfii, to impart, share, 
 give a share of, bestow ; with a 
 dat. of the pei'son ; f. ^ira^iorno, 
 perf. ixiralk^ioKa^ a. 2. uiTiCiov, 
 ijjg, ix), a. 2. imper. fxtTdcoQy otoj, 
 a. 2. subj. act. fxeradoj, ^t;, <fi, a. 
 2. inf. jxeTaSouvai, a. 2. ])t. uera- 
 dov<;,6vTog,])r. inf. puracicovai, 
 pr. part. act. i.uTaCi6ovg, 6v- 
 rog : fr. jutrti, ^iSiuni. 
 MeraCiioKio, f. ^tu, to follow hard 
 after, pursue, overtake : fr. 
 ^ird^ diti)Kuj. 
 MeraSoiT]i>^ i]g, ti, a. 2. opt. act. 
 
 of /i6ra^i^(i»/it. 
 Mfra^oKtw, f. r](7iii, to change 
 one's opinion ; inipers. fitraSo- 
 Kii,fitTeCo^e,fxoi, I have changed 
 my mind : fr. fierd, doKfco. 
 Meradopiriogj 6, i), during or 
 after supper : fr. fisrd, copTrov. 
 Mtrd^offjf, tdjg, »/, a distribution, 
 
 sharing : & 
 MeraSuvvai, to make partaker, 
 
 a. 1. inf. act. of fxeTaSiCiofii. 
 MtrddovTroQ, 6, »/, falling among, 
 falling in the midst among 
 others : fr. fitrd, SovTrog, the 
 noise of any tiling falling. 
 'MeradpofxddrjVy adv., in chasing 
 
 or running after : fr. 
 MeraSpofirj, fjg, r), a running 
 after, chase, running across, 
 incursion : & 
 'SltrddpofiOQ, 6, r), pursuing, being 
 an avenger : fr. ixtrarpixio- 
 TIk rp«xt^> to run ; f. Opk^io, a. 
 2. icoafioi; perf. m. StSpo/xa. 
 MsTaCoJ, (fg, ^, a. 2. subj. act. of 
 
 fiSTacidiojin. 
 }iileTaei(Tea9ai, poet, for ^STtiat- 
 aOai, f. 1. inf. m. of fitTtifiif to 
 be among, which see. 
 Mtra^Evyvvfii, f. KtvKu), to 
 change horses, unyoke, unhar- 
 ness : fr. fiird, Ktvyvvfii. 
 MtTaOilvj to run after, inf. fr. 
 
 MET 
 
 MtTaOtlvai, a. 2. inf. act. fitra- 
 9dg, a. 2. part, of fitTaTiOijfit. 
 
 METd9t(Tig, tiog, i), a change, ex- 
 change, removal, putting away, 
 transposition, metathesis, a figure 
 in grammar, when letters are 
 transposed : fr. the same. 
 
 MtTaOeut, Cj, f. 9kvaofiaij to run 
 after, pursue, run across : fr. 
 I^isrd, 9sio. 
 
 Mtratydriv, adv. rushing after : 
 fr. fxtTataffoj. 
 
 Mtrat^w, to sit with or among, 
 poet, for /i£0i^w. 
 
 MsTat^ag, a. 1. part. act. fr. /icr- 
 atffffio, to rush on. 
 
 MsTaipio, to transfer, remove, 
 change, transmute, alter ; go in 
 a vessel, set sail, depart, mi- 
 grate ; f. fitrapio, a. 1. act. /i«r- 
 ijpa, ag, f : fr, fitrdy alpio. 
 
 MsTuiaffu), f. ^it), to rush upon or 
 after, assail, pursue : fr. fitrd 
 dtcrffu). 
 
 Mfratriw, tu, f. rjcru), to ask to 
 share with, solicit a part of, 
 beg : fr. ^trd, aiTcm. 
 
 MtraiTiog, 6, ?), that partakes of 
 the same cause or blame, guilty 
 an accomplice, author, mover 
 fr. utrd, aiTia. 
 
 Mtruixfiiov, oVy to, the space or 
 interval between two armies 
 ready to fight ; an interval : fr. 
 
 Meraixi^uog, 6, »;, between two 
 armies, intermediate, between : 
 fr. fxiTa, alxfir}. 
 
 MfTUKaXtofiaiy ovfiai ; mid. to 
 call to oneself, invite ; pass, to 
 be sent for, invited, summoned, 
 recalled ; f. 1. m. KaXsffvfiai, y, 
 «rat, a. J.m. fieTeKaXiadi^ujv, w, 
 aro, a. 1. imper. m. fxtTciKa 
 Xsffai, invite : fr. 
 
 MfraKaXew, o), f. tcrw, to call or 
 send for, recall, summon, ac 
 cuse : fr. fiird, KaXkio. 
 
 M«ra/cid0tu, to go away from 
 thence to, go over, visit, follow 
 after, pursue : fr. utrd, Kiio. 
 
 Mtra»cti/€a>, ui, to remove, dis- 
 lodge, set aside, rout, disperse ; 
 mid. to remove oneself, migi'ate 
 f, rtno), perf. ixeTaKeKipt]Ka, a. 1. 
 IxeriKivtjaa : fr. fxerd, kiveuj. 
 Hence 
 
 MtTaKivricrig, lujg, j), a change of 
 place, removal, transposition. 
 
 MeraKipvdo^ai, wfiai, to be tem- 
 pered by mixing. Th. Kipvdu). 
 
 McrajcXatw, to lament after, be- 
 wail, deplore ; f, 1. inf. m. fxtra- 
 KXavata9ai : fr. ^ird, KXaiu>, 
 to weep ; f. KXavrrto. 
 
 MtraKXeiu), to call by a change of 
 name : fr. fitTd, jcXf<u/. 
 
 MtraKXTvu), f. tvui, to bend or 
 incline to the other side, re- 
 verse : fr. fitTd, kXivu). 
 (424) 
 
 MET 
 
 MfraKOifii^My f. t(Tw, to abate : fr. 
 
 'SltrdKon'og, 6, »/, in common 
 with others, shared : fr. furd, 
 KOii'og. 
 
 MeraKOfii^uj, f. iffut, to convey to 
 another place, transport, carry 
 over : fr. ««rd, KOfxi^io. 
 
 MeTaKvXiicitjj, w, f. ijcruj, to tum- 
 ble from one position to an- 
 other : fr. jjifrd, KvXiviiii). 
 
 MtTaKu^nog, 6, »'/, between waves: 
 fr. fitTU, KVfia. 
 
 MeTaXafitlv, a. 2. inf. act. fitra- 
 Xd(3y, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. act. of 
 
 M£raXa/i/3dv(i>, to participate, 
 partake of, share, receive, give 
 a part, receive afterwards, ex- 
 change, interpret, turn, change, 
 receive in turn, take to oneself, 
 assume ; im[)erf. fi(TtXdfxl3arof, 
 tg, €, f. 1. /iiraX/;»//o/i(u, a. 2. 
 fitrsXalSov, tg, t : fr. /itrd, Xafx- 
 fidvij. 
 
 MtraXyttu, a>, f. r](Tu), to grieve 
 for or after, regret, rue : fr. 
 fiaTd, dXysuj. 
 
 MtTaXcifffKoj, f. ffw, to produce, 
 grow difierent : fr. /it rd, a Xcfw. 
 
 MfraX/'/ytu, f. »/5tu, to cease, de- 
 sist from, remit : fr. fitrd, XrjyM. 
 
 MfTaXij^avTi, dat. sing. a. 1. part, 
 act. of the preceding. 
 
 MtTdXT]\ptg, fiocj ?/, a partici- 
 pation, change, succession ; ex- 
 planation, interpretation ; the 
 figure metakpsis : fi. fUTaXafi- 
 jSdvui. 
 
 MtrdXXa, explore, pres. imper. 
 act. of i^tTaXXdu). 
 
 MeraXXayt), i}g, »/, change : Sc 
 
 MtrdXXaKTor, o, »), changed, 
 changeable : \. 
 
 MtrdXXaKig, eoig, >/, a chan.je, 
 connnuration : fr. fXfraXXdrT«>. 
 
 MtToXXdrrovTag, Dor. for ^itraX- 
 X^ffovTag, ace. pi. f. 1. part. act. 
 of fifTaXXdio. 
 
 MtraXXd<T(Tuj, or dmoy to change 
 one thing for another, exchange, 
 change the order, do in inverted 
 order, alter ; remove ; die ; f. 
 Kit), perf. ^nrijXXaxa, a. 1. fifr- 
 ijXXn^a, ag, t : fr. fitrd, dX- 
 
 Xa(T(Tu>, or -TTU). 
 
 yitTaXXctTbgy /), 6v, Dor. for fie- 
 TaXXijTog, to be obtained hy 
 searching, accessible : fr. 
 
 MtraXXdu), a>, to scrutinize, dili- 
 gently search, explore ; f. ycrto. 
 Th. /ifroXXov. 
 
 MtrdXXEvffig, tutg, r), a search in 
 mines, mining : fr, fitTaXXtvio. 
 
 MtraXXtXov, ov, to, a mine, or 
 mine-work : fr. ^traXXor. 
 
 MiToXXevTiKog, i), bv, belonging 
 to mining : MfraXX«?^ri/c/), viz. 
 Ttxvri, skill in mining : fr. 
 
 MtTaXXtvu), f. ivaio, to dig for 
 minerals, work m a mine, search 
 
 MET 
 
 for mines, work mines in be- 
 sieging a town, search for, ex- 
 plore : fr. ^sTaXXov. 
 
 litTaXXr^yfOKE, iniperf. poet. fr. 
 /xeTaXijyio. 
 
 MtraXXiKog, rj, bv, metallic, be- 
 longing to mines : fr. 
 
 MET 
 
 ME'TAAAON, ov,Tb, Lat. metal- 
 lum, a mine, quarry, mineral, 
 ore, metal: fxeraXXa, Td, mines 
 to overthrow besieged cities. 
 M«raX/i£voc, springing across, 
 leaping upon, by sync, for ixe9 
 aXXofievog, pres. part. fr. fit9- 
 dXXofiai. 
 Mf raXtu^a'w, Ion. -ew ; f. T](T(tj, to 
 cease, desist : fr. fitTd, Xa;0doi). 
 MtTafid^iog, 6, »'/, between the 
 paps ; fxtrafidi^iop, Tb, the 
 breast : fr. fierd, fiaKog. 
 'MeTafiaiofiat, to be anxious to 
 meet with or obtain ; see fiaio- 
 ^ai. 
 }^ltTafiai'9difu), to learn besides 
 or in addition, learn something 
 different, leave a former pur- 
 suit ; unlearn ; change an opi- 
 nion ; pres. part, /xfrajuai'^a- 
 viov : fr. fxETd & fiai'9di'M, to 
 leani ; f. /LtaOj/crw, perf. jxefxa- 
 Qi]Ka, a. 2. t/^taOov. 
 lshTafi(ii3u), yEol. 7redafiti(3u), f. 
 ;//w, to change, exchange, trans- 
 form : fr. fiBTd, dfiei(3uj. 
 Mtra/icXft, it repents one, with a 
 dat. of the person ; impf. /itrk- 
 /ifXf, a. 1. jjitTSfxiXtjae ; impers. 
 fr. fikXit, it is matter of care. 
 Mcrrt/isXcia, ag, >/, i)enitence, re- 
 pentance, change of plan : fr, 
 the above. 
 MtTafitXifOtig, tXcra, kv, having 
 repented of, a. 1. part. pass. fr. 
 jjieTafikXofiai. 
 
 MfrajjieXt'iffai, a. 1. inf. fr. /xetu- 
 fxtXti. 
 
 Mcra/ifXi//, rjg, »/, Ion. for fitTa- 
 fitXtia, penitence. 
 Mtra/ifXoyuat, & -kofiai, ovfiai, to 
 change one's opinion, regret, re- 
 pent ; imperf. m. fiSTtiJKXofirjv, 
 & eofitjv, ovfirjv ; perf. pass. 
 fieTafiffiiXjjiiai, a, 1. pass. /i£r£- 
 fitXr)9Tii', a, 1, part. pass. fieTa- 
 fieXr)9eig, f. 1. pass, fitTap.tXt]9i]- 
 co/zat, y, frai, I shall repent : 
 fr. fiETd, fikXofiai. Th. fisXei. 
 MsTdfitXog, ov, 6, repentance, 
 penitence, regret, warmth, an- 
 ger ; also adj. penitent : fr. the 
 above. 
 MeTafiiXTTOfiai, to sing with, ac- 
 company in song : fr. fiird, 
 
 flsXTTU). 
 
 MeTafxiyvvfii & Mcra/ziVyw, f. 
 
 Kio, to mingle together, mix. 
 
 Th. fiiyvvfit. 
 MeTafiop(p6io, at, to transform, 
 
 metamorphose ; f. loffui, perf. 
 
 fitTafxejjiopipwKaj a. 1. pass. fieTS- 
 
 H0p(pio9t]v, t]g, rj : fr. furd, 
 fionipou). Th. fioptpyj. 
 MeTOfioptpajfTig, eojg, rj, metamor- 
 phosis, transformation, change : 
 fr. 2 pers. perf. pass, of the 
 above. 
 
 M£ra/i0id^o/iae, to change one's 
 dress, put on anew, change : fr, 
 lUTd, d^<pid^Oj.iai. 
 MeTnixtpuvpvfiai, f, m. /^itra^i- 
 (putTonai, a. 1. m. ^frj/yu^utra- 
 ^/;r, the same as above. 
 MsTafnoXtog, Att. for 
 y>leTafiu)viog, 6, »/, with the wind, 
 light, idle, vain, ineffectual, 
 fruitless ; as if fr. fisTd, dvifxog. 
 MeTaifayivuxTKio, to make one 
 alter his sentiments or purpose : 
 fr. fitrd, dvd, yivMaKio. 
 ^liTavaisTag, ace. pi, fr. 
 MtTavadTi]g, ou, b, a dweller to- 
 gether with, inmate, tenant, emi- 
 grant ; the same as fitTavdoTTjg: 
 fr. 1^1 ETd, vaiix). 
 
 MiTai'dcTTaffig, eoig, »/, removal 
 to another place, emigration : 
 fr. fiETai'i(TTt]fii. 
 MtTapaffTevoj, f. evctio, to cause 
 to remove, migrate, go into 
 exile : fr. 
 MsTavdaTTjg, ov, 6, also Mtra- 
 vd(TTiog, o, »/, banished from 
 one's country, an emigrant, 
 exile, stranger, sojourner : fr, 
 fxfrd, vdut, or vaiu). 
 MeTavfirrrronai, to shift one's 
 habitation and go elsewhere, 
 migrate, pass over, go to, visit : 
 fr. fjiSTd, vii(T<jOfiai or viffaofiai, 
 same as vkofxai, to go, return 
 Th, vsiij. 
 MtTapkofiai, to go to, approach : 
 fr. fiETd, viofiai. 
 
 MeravEvfitvog, Dor. for fiSTavov - 
 fiEvog, approaching, pres. part, 
 of ^tTavkoj.iai. 
 MeTovirraeai, Ion. for fitTaviaay, 
 you go to, approach, 2 sing. pres. 
 ind. fr. 
 MsTatntTffofiai, the same as jusTa- 
 viiaaofiai. 
 
 MeTavicTTijfii, to turn out of their 
 habitation, cause to remove, lead 
 out a colony ; fitTavicTTafiai, 
 mid. to migrate, emigrate : fr. 
 fxsrd, dvd, 'i(TTt]fii. 
 XlETavokh), w, to have an after- 
 thought, change one's mind or 
 opinion, repent, regret ; f. r}<7a), 
 ^Qvf. fitTavtvorjKU, a. l./itrtvo- 
 i}(Ta, ag, e, a, 1. imper. act. fitTa- 
 voriffov, dTo), a. 1. subj. fiETavo- 
 Tjau), yg, y, and in 3 pi. fitTavo- 
 Tjaioai : fr, fitTd, vokio. 
 MtTdvoia,ag,y),a, change of mind, 
 regret for the past, repentance : 
 fr. the above. 
 
 MtTavooiJvTag, ace. pi. part. act. 
 of fiETavoku). 
 ME TASA, ac, >/, silk ; a bar- 
 (425) ' 
 
 MET 
 
 barous word. 
 
 MiTa^v, among, in the midst of, 
 in the middle, meanwhile, mean- 
 time; afterward, next, following; 
 with 0, >'/, Tb, middle, interme- 
 diate, intervening : fr. fitrd. 
 "SUTaKvXoykio, at, f. r/aw, to inter- 
 rupt another's speech ; introduce 
 parentheticallv, digress : fr. ui- 
 Tat,v, Xeyu). 
 MeTaKvXoyia,ag, ?), interlocution, 
 digression : fr. the above. 
 Msra7rai<pd(T<Tonai, to move ra- 
 pidly to and fro : fr, fUTd, irai- 
 (f>d<Tau). 
 M«ra7rdXXo/irtc, to draw lots with: 
 fr. fiETd, TToXXofiai. 
 'S\(TaTzav(TioXri, tjg, //, an inter- 
 mission, cessation : fr. 
 MeTairuvoj, f. au), to make to 
 cease ; mid. to cease, rest be- 
 tween, intermit : fr. fiETd, iravio. 
 Mera7r£t0w,to cause one to change 
 his mind, bring over to another 
 belief, persuade differently ; f. 
 m./i6ra7rf<(To/mt,a.2. /wtrtTTtOov; 
 pass. fxiTa7rei9ofiai, to be in- 
 duced to adopt a different opi- 
 nion ; perf, ;/£ra7r£7r«iff/iat, a. 1. 
 fieTt7rtia9i]v : fr. jutrd, 7rti9oj. 
 MtTttTreipdofiai, utfjiai, to attempt 
 in a^ different way : fr. fitTd, 
 Treipdio. 
 M£ra7rft<70£tfv, 3 pi. a. 1. opt. 
 pass, by sync, for fitTa7reia9eiTj- 
 aav, of fiSTaTTtiOofiai. 
 MtTdTTtfiTTTog, 6, »), sent for, 
 sunnnoned : fr. fitTairkfiTrofiai. 
 MtraTrkixTTo}, f. xj^uj, & mid, futra- 
 7r£/i7ro/tat, to despatch, send for, 
 summon; with an ace; f. ipofint, 
 a. 1. m. fieTfTTffixpafiijv, to, aTo, 
 a. 1. imper, m, fitTd -n-ffixpai, a. 1. 
 subj, m. fitTUTrkfixl/wfiai, y, tjTai, 
 a. 1. inf. m, fitTa7rkfi\pa<T9ai, a. 1. 
 ind. pass. fitTe7rkfi<p9r]v, a. 1. 
 part. pass. fitTaTrtfi<p9tic, kvTog, 
 having been sent for : fr. fitTa, 
 TrkfiTTo), to send. 
 MfTttTrkTOfiai, to fly from one 
 place to another : fr. fiiTd, tte- 
 TOfiai. 
 MtTaTTTjSdu), Cj, f. ijrru), to jump 
 after, or from one place to an- 
 other : fr. fitTd, TTtjddoj. 
 XltTaTriTTTuj, to fall differently, 
 fall from one place to another, 
 drop from one opinion to another, 
 pass over, change, fall away or 
 to decay, go to ruin, degenerate: 
 
 fr. fitTd, TTITTTIO, f. m. TTtfTOVfiai. 
 
 MtTaTrXaafibg, ov, 6, transforma- 
 tion, the figure metaplasm : fr. 
 I pei-s. perf. pass, of 
 
 M£rrt7rXdo'<Tai, to transfomi, new- 
 model ; pres. pt fitTairXdaawv, 
 ovTog : fr. fitTd, 7rXa'<T(Ta>,or ttu); 
 f, dau), perf, TrkirXaKa. 
 
 MtTaTTOikio, w, f, ii(Toj, to make 
 different, transform, pervert. 
 

 MET 
 
 change; ^tTmroiloyLca, ovfiaif to 
 claim to oneself as one's own, 
 take upon oneself : jutrti, ttouu) 
 
 MtraTTonri'vio, to be about, at- 
 tend, wait upon : fr. fura, rrot- 
 TTvino. 
 
 MtraTrpcTTz/g, log, 6, ?'/, excelling, 
 surpassing, pre-eminent, conspi- 
 cuous : & 
 
 MfraTrpfTTw, to shine in the midst 
 of othei-s, out.shine, surpass ; itn- 
 pf./<£r£7rp£7rov : fr. utra^ tti^'bttio. 
 
 M£r«7rroi£a;, ai, to Hy away 
 through fear to another place, 
 tremble : fr. pura, tttouio. 
 
 MtraVrw^rte, sivg, r), a change 
 from one thing to another, re- 
 volt : fr. fAtTairnrTit). 
 
 MerapiOfxioi^, 6, tj, numbered 
 among : fr. lAerd, dpiOfxog. 
 
 MtrappvOfiiZiOy f. hu), to change 
 the order or form, amend, cor- 
 rect : fr. ^trd, pvQfii'^io. 
 
 Merop<Tta, aq, >), a raising aloft, 
 elevation : fr. 
 
 Mera'pcTiog, 6, //, elevated, aloft, 
 high, lofty, soaring, suspended, 
 unsteady, proud, vain ; in the 
 high or open sea : fr. ^liTctornQ. 
 
 Mfrapdtoo;, di, f. ticrw, to raise 
 aloft, elevate ; a. 1. part. j)ass. 
 /ffrap<Ttaj0ftCj having been raised 
 aloft : fr. fiiTapaiog. 
 
 MsTcipfftr^ ecog, //, a changing from 
 one place to another, translation, 
 change, transmutation, eleva- 
 tion : fr. ^iTaipuj. 
 
 "MerttfTevonaij to follow eagerly 
 after, accompany, rush after or 
 towards ; fxtrttravTo, plup. for 
 
 jjieratTBCTvTo : fr. fitTci, atvio. 
 
 lAtTaaKivd'^io, to change into an- 
 other dress or form ; f. a'troi, pf. 
 fiert<TKtvaKa ; pass, fxtraoKivd- 
 Kofxai, to go to another habita- 
 tion, change one's way of life : 
 fr. fierdy aKtvd'CitJ. 
 
 MaraaKtvi), rjg, »'/, a transforma- 
 tion, change, ornament of speech. 
 
 MeTa(TKi)v6u}, u), to move one's 
 tents to another place, change 
 one's abode : fr. fitrd, (TKi]v6uj. 
 
 Meratnrduj, w, f. dcrio, to draw 
 away or aside : fr. ^lerd, (nrduj. 
 
 Mcrao-TTSu), a. 2. /uerto-Troi/, to fol- 
 low after, pursue : obs. for fxt9- 
 
 iTTO). 
 
 Meraffffivofxai, poet, for fitraasv- 
 Ofiai. 
 
 Msraffffog, rj, or, middle-aged : 
 fr. fjitrd : as irtpiaabg fr. irEpi. 
 
 l.\iTd(TTa(Jig, flog, y, transmuta- 
 tion, transformation, change of 
 government, removal, transmi- 
 gration, exile, death ; a figure 
 of rhetoric : fr. fieOiffrijfxi. 
 
 MfraoTciYtu, to go from place to 
 place, follow ; aor. 2. fieHaTi- 
 Xov : fr. fierd, artix^o. 
 
 ^liTaffreXXofiai, f. eXovfiai, to 
 
 MET MET 
 
 site side : fr. ixerd, Tpkx(». 
 MtraTpoTraXi^ofiai, to turn one- 
 self back : fr. nerd, rpoTraXi- 
 
 MerarpoTTia, ag, & MfrarpoTr/}, 
 f/C, /'/, change : fr. 
 
 MtrdrpoTTog, 6, //, that can be 
 turned back, changed, admitting 
 of change, changeable, versatile : 
 hence fUTdrpoTra tpya TtXovffi, 
 they set matters to rights : fr. 
 
 fifTaTpSTTlO. 
 
 Mcrar/otuTraw, poet, for fitra- 
 
 TptTTlO. 
 
 MeTav^doj, f. r)(no, to speak 
 amongst, speak to, address : fr. 
 fxtrd, avddu). 
 
 MtTctvpiov, adv., the day after 
 to-morrow : fr. fxtrd, avpiou. 
 
 'SlsTiivTiKa, immediately, after : 
 fr. fitrd, avTiKa. 
 
 MtTavTig, Ion. for ^trd Tavra, 
 afterward. 
 
 Mtrtiffpo^evog, tj, ov, conveyed 
 from one i)lace to another, pres. 
 part. pass. fr. 
 
 Mfra^fpw, to transfer, convey to 
 another place, transport, trans- 
 late, relate, change ; f. //troi^w, 
 a. 1. i.i(Tt)}tyKa : fr. furd, (p^ptj. 
 
 Mfr«0/;^t,a. 2. f^iertcprjv, to speak 
 after or next, accost : fr. //«ra, 
 
 Meraipopd, dg, »}, a transfer, re- 
 moval, metaphor, a figure of 
 rhetoric : &, 
 
 Mtr«0optKoc, >), bvy transferred, 
 iMtajyhorical : & 
 
 Mfra^optjcoie, adv., metaphorical- 
 ly : fr. ^iTa<pkpoj. 
 
 ^Uratppd'Co), f. fio-w, to transfer 
 from one language to another, 
 translate, interpret, express in a 
 different manner ;;i€ra0pd^of<a», 
 to reconsider, delib»rate : fr. 
 ixerd, <ppd^u}. Hence 
 
 Mirdtppaaig, eiug, y, metaphrash, 
 change of expression, transla- 
 tion, interpretation. 
 
 MfTa(ppa(Tufit(T9a, Dor. for fitra- 
 0prt(To|i«0a, 1 pi. f. 1. 111. oi' fiera- 
 (ppd^ui. 
 
 MtTafppacTtjg, ov, o, an interpret- 
 er, translator: fr. ^UTa<ppd\io. 
 
 MiraippaffTiKog, rj, ov, that has 
 change of expression, having the 
 appearance of a translation : fr. 
 the above. 
 
 Mfra^pfvor, ov, to, the back, 
 part between the loins & shoul- 
 der-blades ; didii. ^uTa<ppkvti) : fr. 
 fxiTd, <pphvtg, the midriff, bowels. 
 
 ^\iTa<pvTtvio, f. tvau), to trans- 
 l>lant : fr. {.urd, (pvrevio. 
 
 MtTa(pondio, to speak among, ad- 
 dress : fr. ^erd, (Jxvviuj. 
 
 Mfrax«^o;tat, to retreat, shrink 
 
 from : fr. fitTd, x«^w. 
 
 • p • . . . . Mtraxftpi^to &: ^leraxfipii^oLtai, 
 
 after or away, run to the oppo-| f. m. iaofiat, pei-f. pass. fitruKt- 
 (426) 
 
 send after or for, fetch : fr. 
 fisrd, (TTsXXoj. 
 
 MfraoTtrw, f. vd, to groan on 
 account of, mourn for, sympa- 
 thize with : fr. fitrd, (ttsvu). 
 Mfrarrrj/i'at, a. 2. inf. act. fUTa- 
 (TTfjrrai, a. 1. inf. act. fitTafrrt)- 
 craaOai, a 1 . inf. m. of fitOiaTrjfiiy 
 to move away ; f. fitraffrijffoj. 
 Th. VoTJ/ftt, to set. 
 ^Uraaroixti, adv., in a row, in a 
 straight line. Th. ffTftx<^- 
 Meraarovaxi^tTO, groaned for, 3 
 sing. impf. m. Ion. fr. 
 Mfra<Troi/ax(4aj, f. itru), to groan 
 for, bewail ; a. 1. /utre Troj'rt\'trTn, 
 impf. m. iitTt(TTovax^^o^ii}v : fr. 
 jiiTd, (TTOvaxtKcf. 
 yUrarTTpaTOTTtdtvoj, f. crw, to re- 
 move a camp, decamp : fr. fierd, 
 (TrpaTOTredivio. 
 MfraoTjoa^cichavingbeen turned 
 into the opposite ; a. 2. part, 
 pass. <jf 
 Mira(TTpi(pu), to turn ]>ack, invert, 
 convert, change a thing into its 
 oj>posite, pervert, divert from ; 
 f. ^oj, perf. fiiTt(Trpi(l)a, a. 1. 
 fitTttrrptxI^a, a. 2. utT't(jTpa<pov, 
 a. 2. pass. fitTt<TTpa(pt}v, yg, y, a. 
 2. imper. pass. ^iiTaaTpd<pt]9i, 
 iiriu, f. 2. pass. fifTa(jTpa^i)(To- 
 liiai : fr. i^erd, arpiipuj. 
 Meraorpo^/}, ifg, >/, a perversion, 
 turning, change : fr. the above. 
 Mtraaxeh', a. 2. inf. act. of jwfr- 
 exio, to be partaker ; f. fiiOi^oi, 
 a. 2. fxerkrrxov. 
 
 M«ro(Tx/;/iart^(ii;, to change from 
 one figure to another, trans- 
 form ; f. iffio, a. I. ^tTiax^lfta- 
 Ti(Ta, perf. fiiTtax'lf^^^^'^^'^ '• fr- 
 ^trd, (TxnuaTi'Cu). Th. (rxnua. 
 M«ra<rx'/i"«rt<TjM6(;, ov, 6, a trans- 
 formation, transfiguration : fr. 
 the above. 
 MeTardfTaio, or rdrTU), f. d^io, to 
 transpose, change j)osition, 
 change the order of battle ; mid. 
 to pass over to the enemy : fr. 
 fiird, Taaau). 
 
 MtTariOtifxif to transfer, remove 
 a thing from one position to an- 
 other, transpose, alter, change ; 
 mid. to change one's opinion ; 
 pres. part. fierariGttg, iVTog, f. 
 I. fisraOtiaio, perf. fieraTEOtiKa, 
 a. I. ntTiOi]Ka, a. 1. pass. fitT- 
 eHBrji', i]g, 7/,I was removed : fr. 
 fitrd, TiQi]fxi. 
 
 MerarpeTTw, to turn back, change, 
 revolve in one's mind, retract ; 
 ^traTpknoiiai, to turn oneself 
 back-, be turned towards, care 
 for : fr. fierd, Tpirrut. 
 Mtrarpicpoj, f. 9pE\l/io, to bring uj) 
 
 or rear with : fr. ^urd, rpl(pu). 
 MfraTpexio, f. 9pkKofiai &: dpa- 
 fioi'fiai, a. 2. fiertdpafiov, to run 
 
 MET 
 
 X^ipifTiiat, to take in hand, con- 
 
 troul, govern, manage, handle, 
 
 treat ; change, alter : fr. furd, 
 
 Xetpi^io, to handle. Th. x^'p- 
 
 Merax96iHog, a, ov, hovering in 
 
 the air, soaring above the earth : 
 
 fi\ fierd, x^w*'. 
 
 Meraxpoviog, a, ov, after time ; 
 
 aloft, in the heavens ; in Hcsiod 
 
 & ApoU. Rh. a doubtful reading 
 
 for fifTax96viog ; in Eccles. wri- 
 
 ters,thinkingof immortal things 
 
 fr. i-ieTd, xpovog. 
 ^leraxioptuj, to, to go to another 
 
 place, migrate : fr. /jcra, x^pcw, 
 Mcrai/zaipw, f. apio, to bnish or 
 
 scrape out of the way. Th. 
 
 yj/aipio. 
 MsTkiiaXov, (c, «, a. 2. ind. act. 
 
 of /jKTat^idXXio, to change ; f. 
 
 //£ra/3rt\w, perf. fUTaftiliXriKa. 
 Mtrl/i//i/, T]g, 7], a. 2. ind. act. of 
 
 fieraliairoj, to depart. 
 MtrccjTTc, poet, for fitTtiTrs, he 
 
 spoke among others, .3 sing. a. 
 
 I. or 2. act. of fieTsiru) : fr. f^ifrd, 
 
 & tTTw, a. 1. tlrra, a. 2. tnrov. 
 ^lirky<Ti, Ion. & poet, for ^€ry(Tt, 
 
 he should be among, by poet. 
 
 paragoge for //try, 3 sing. pres. 
 
 subj. oi fikretf-ti, to be among. 
 MtT(:9t)Ka, ag, e, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 fieTaTi9t]^i, to transpose. 
 MeTthjv, rjg, rj, I may be among, 
 
 pres. or impf. opt. of fikrfifii. 
 Mfrtt/\»;0a, I have received, perf. 
 
 of fieraXanfidvu}. 
 MsTtifti, with the accus., to go 
 between or among, go after, seek 
 for, pursue, follow, go orer, re- 
 turn : fr. ^erd, el/xi, to go. 
 Mhfifu, with the dat., to be a- 
 mong, associate with, be present 
 at ; with a gen. of the thing, to 
 participate, share in, as /ufrcoT* 
 /xoi rovTov, I take part in this : 
 fr. fisrd, eifxi, to be. 
 MfrtTrai, i)res. inf. fr. the above. 
 Mtrsipio, to fasten in with, set in; 
 fiETfipro, plup. pass. : fr. fitrd, 
 iipuj. 
 Mtrtlg, Ion. for fu9iig, a. 2. part, 
 fr. ne9it]fii. 
 MtTiixEQ, you were partaking, 2 
 sing, imperf. ind. act. of fieTexio. 
 M<rifc/3rttVw, to pass out of one 
 thing into another : fr. fierd, Ik, 
 ^aivio. 
 
 MtrcKia^f V, he was approaching, 
 3 sing. impf. of iieTaKid9u) : fr. 
 /wtrd, Kiuj, to go. 
 
 M(rEK(pipu), to caiTy out and to 
 another place ; surpass : fr. 
 fitTd, Ik, <pkpio. 
 
 MeTsXafifiavtv, 3 sing. impf. ind. 
 act. oi' fieTaXafijSdvut, to partake; 
 f. Xii-ipofiai, a. 1. fXa(3ov. Th. 
 Xan(idvM, to tJUve. 
 ^\tTtX9t, go after, a. 2. imper. act. 
 /ifrtXOtui', a. 2. part, of fierepxo- 
 
 MET 
 
 fiai, to approach. Th. tpxofiai, 
 to come ; f.eXev(Toixai,Si.2.r]Xv- 
 9ov, cSc by sync. yXBov, eg, (. 
 MertfieXi]9T]Te, 2\A.i\. 1. ind. pass. 
 fierfneXtjBrjv, of fitTafisXof.iai, or 
 •eofiai, to repent, imperf. /urt- 
 fieX6fir]v : fr. fitrd, fdXofiai. Th. 
 fieXei. 
 Mirkfifxtvai, Ion. & Dor. for fitr- 
 tivai, to be among, pres. inf. fr. 
 ixkreifii. Th. d^\, to be. 
 M£rf/idp0a>(Tf, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. 
 act. of iiiTa^iop<p6u}. 
 Merefixl/yxooj, Cj, f. oxru), to trans- 
 fer a soul from one body to an- 
 other : iv. nETd,lv,y^vx6o}. Th. 
 y^vxi}. ^ 
 Mtr(fi\pvxM(ng, eojg, >/, the migra- 
 tion of the human soul from one 
 body to another : fr. the above. 
 MiTtvrjvoxa, ag, s, pf. m. of /^era- 
 0£pw, to caiTy to another place. 
 Th. 0£pw, to carry ; f. otaw, a. I. 
 yvtyKa, perf. m. Att. evijvoxa. 
 MErevvkTTto, to speak amongst, 
 
 tell : fr. fisrd, kv, tiru). 
 MfTf^Ere/oot, ai, a, some others, 
 some : fr. ^trd, t^, 'irepog. 
 MiTtbv, Ion. for fierbv, 6j'Tog,Tb, 
 pres. part. n. g. oi nkTUfii. 
 ^ItrkirtiT & MtTk-nrtira, after- 
 wards, adv.: fr. ^trd, km, & 
 elra, next. 
 MtrcTTw, see fierktiTrt. 
 yUrkpxso, pres. imper. m. Ion. 
 for fitrkpxov, fr. 
 
 MerkpxofJiai, to come to, go to, 
 approach, go over to, go between, 
 pass by, go after or for, pursue, 
 follow after, assail, seek, search, 
 attend to, adjure, entreat, be- 
 seech, accost, avenge, revenge, 
 punish, conjecture : fr. fierd, 
 tpxofiai, to come, f. kXevffofiai. 
 a. 2. i)\v9ov, by s^tic. ?}\0ov. 
 MtTtareioaTjg, of one changed. 
 Ion. for fie9sario(TjjQ, gen. sing. 
 l)f. part. act. f. g. fr. ^t9i<TTr}i.u. 
 MkreffTi, 3 sing. fr. ukreini : fxkr- 
 tnri fioi TOVTov, I am partaker 
 of this. 
 
 MtTkfTxJjKa, ag, e, perf. act. of 
 /xtrkxi'', to partake ; with a gen.; 
 f. ni9ktoi, a. 2. ixtrkffxov, eg, e. 
 Th. tx(^, to have. 
 MeT€Tk9i]v, T)g, ij, & in 3 pi. fiere- 
 Tk9i](Tav, a. 1. ind. pass, of fxera- 
 T'i9i]fii, to transfer. Th. ri0/;/u, 
 to put ; f. 9i]au), perf. Tk9eiKa, 
 a. 2. t9i)v. 
 
 M£reri0ft, 3 sing, imperf. as if 
 fr. Ti9koi, for fxeTtridtj, of fitTa- 
 riBijfii, to transfer. 
 Mfreiixofiai, to change one's 
 wishes, retract a i)rayer : fr. 
 fitrdf tvxofxai. 
 
 yitrkpiv, i)g, T], a. 2. or impf. of 
 fierdiprjfii, to speak among : fr. 
 fierd, (pTjfii. 
 
 Mert^ibveev, was speaking to, 3 
 (427) 
 
 MET 
 
 sing. impf. ind. act. of jneratpio- 
 
 vsto 
 
 Mtrixw, to have a part, share, 
 partake, have in common ; with 
 a gen.; f. ^u9k^(o, perf. fierk- 
 (Txni^a, a. 2. furkaxov, eg, e : fr. 
 fiird, t'xw. 
 
 Merkio, Ion. for //era/, pres. subj. 
 of (.ikrHf^u, to bo present with ; 
 Ion. fieTeiu). 
 Merkiopa, wv, rd, Lat. meteora, 
 things lifted up or aloft in the 
 air, rtnating in the air ; celestial 
 bodies ; meteors : fr. fierkwpog. 
 Mfrcwp/^tu, to raise aloft or on 
 high, exalt, elevate to hope, give 
 courage, elate, excite ; f. hu), 
 perf. fiffitTfiopiKa ; fieretopi^o- 
 fiai, to bo instigated by tumult 
 of soul and anxiety, be in sus- 
 pense, be proud ; be tossed at 
 sea ; Luke xii. 29. Th. fxerkiopog. 
 Mereiopirrjibg, ov, b, a lifting up 
 on high, exaltation, elevation, 
 suspense : fr. the above. 
 M«rfwpoK07r£w, ai, f. ymo, to beat 
 the air with wings, flutter, la- 
 bour in vain. Th. kotttm. 
 METE'QPOS, o, »/, sublime, lifted 
 up in the air, liigh, lofty, ele- 
 vated, aloft, soaring, floating, 
 fluctuating, vacillating, unset- 
 tled, sailing ^011 the high sea; as 
 if fr. fierd, dtipio. 
 MfTHopo(TO(pi(TT))g, ov, 6, one wlio 
 discusses or treats of the phe- 
 nomena of the heavens : fr. fie- 
 rkiopog, aotpmTrjg. 
 Mertiopo^kva^, uKog, b, one who 
 imposes by a display on sublime 
 subjects, an astrological impos- 
 tor : fr. /.itrtujpbg, ^kva^. 
 Meryiaav, Ion. for /xtrfio-ai/, they 
 followed close upon, 3 pi. a. I. 
 ind. act. fr. fjikreifii, to go : fr. 
 furd, dfii, to go, a. 1. drra, Att. 
 ycra. Ion. ijiaa. 
 
 MtTi}X9e, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. of //er- 
 kpxf^ftai. 
 
 MtriiXXa^ay, 3 pi. a. I. ind. act. 
 of fiETaXXaTToj, to exchange. 
 MeTiiXy9ev, he approached, 3 s. 
 a. 2. ind. of fierkpxofiai, to ap- 
 proach : fr. fXETd, tpxofiai, f. m. 
 kXsvffOfiai, a. 2. i)\v9ov, & by 
 syne. iiX9ov, eg, e. 
 Mcry'opog, poet, for fierai(jjpog, 
 the sanie as fierkiopog. 
 MeTijpev, 3 sing, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 fttraipd). 
 
 MerT{(Tta9ai, Ion. for fie9r](Te(r9ai, 
 f. 1. inf. m. fr. fte9iT]fit, to dis- 
 miss. 
 
 Mfri/i'^a, 3 sing. impf. ind. act. 
 of fieTavddu). 
 
 Merieiv, Ion. for fie9ieiv, and this 
 
 for fie9ikvai, to remit, send forth, 
 
 leave, pres. inf. fr. fie9h]^u. 
 
 MeTikvai, to go after, follow; pros. 
 
 inf. fr. fikTetfu : also Ion. fox* 
 
?;1t 
 
 
 II 
 
 MET 
 
 fitOi'tvai, pres. inf. act. as also 
 fitTuaOai for fxtOitaOai, pres. 
 inf. m. fr. 
 
 Mfru/jui for fieOitjui, to dismiss, 
 sutler, send forth : fr. fjierd, V/;- 
 jut, or f u;, to send. 
 
 Meri^i, pres. iniper. fr. fikrei^i, 
 to go after, pass over : fr. fitra, 
 ti^i, to go, pres. iniper. Wi, ituj. 
 
 MerirT^tiVf fur ixtTk\tiv, to par- 
 take. 
 
 M6rot)C£(Tia,ac,v, change of abode, 
 removal, banishment, dwelling 
 in a foreign country ; a word 
 much used in Scripture : Jud. 
 xviii. 30. 1 Chrou. v. 22. Matth. 
 i. 17 : fr. 
 
 MtToiKku)j at, f. rj(Toj, to transfer 
 one's abode, emigrate, dwell in 
 a foreign country, become a set- 
 tled and registered inhabitant : 
 fr. fierd, oiKiut. Hence 
 
 METoiKtjaig, tujQ, >y, change of 
 abode, emigration, inhabiting a 
 foreign country. 
 
 Meroijcia, ag, »'/, a colony ; resi- 
 dhig in a foreign land; condition 
 of a resident foreigner : fr. fiir- 
 oiKog. 
 
 tiltroiKi'Cojf to cause to remove 
 one's liabitation, remove, trans- 
 port, lead out a colony ; f. iffuj, 
 Att. fitroiKiat, a. 1. ind. nin^Ki- 
 aa, perf. ^tri^KiKa ; mid. fitroi- 
 Ki^ofiai, to ti'ansfer one's habi- 
 tation : fr. fitrd, oiKiCof. 
 
 "MtToiKioi/, ov, TO, the tax paid 
 by foreigners to the state. 
 
 MiToiKo^ofiogj 6, r), rebuilding, 
 building in another place, chan- 
 ging the habitation : fr. fitrd, 
 
 OlKodofliU). 
 
 MerotKog, 6, 17, a foreigner set- 
 tled and registered as an inlia- 
 bitant, a strangei', sojourner ; 
 exile ; fXEToiKoi, men transported 
 as a punishment to another city; 
 resident foreigners at Athens : 
 fr. fitrd, ulKog. 
 
 MtToixo^aij to go after, attack, 
 pursue, go with, go to or for, 
 make for, go through : fr. fierd, 
 
 MtrosXa^w, to rest on bended 
 knees : fr. fttrd, OKXa^io. 
 
 Merovofid^ui, to change the name, 
 bear another name ; fitTOJo- 
 Hd^ofxai, to have one's name 
 changed ; be called by another 
 name : fr. fj-trd, ovo^d^u). 
 
 McroTra^tK, f. (Ta>, to cause to 
 accompany, bestow upon : fr 
 /Ltera, OTra^w. 
 
 McroTTtf, idog, >'/, the same as oTrig, 
 revenge, vengeance. 
 
 ^AtTOTTiaOt, -aOtVy & MeroTriv, 
 from behind, hereafter, hence- 
 forward, adv. ; fr. fitrd, oiritno. 
 
 MeroTTwpivoi', adv., in autumn: & 
 
 Mfro7rwpij'6f,j), bv, autumnal: fr. 
 
 MET 
 
 MtroTTwpov, ov, TO, the last part 
 of autumn : fr. lard, OTzwpa. 
 
 MtropfiiZofiai, Ion. for fttOopfii- 
 Zouai. 
 
 MtTopxiov, TO, the space between 
 rows of trees or vines : ir. fitTd, 
 
 opxoQ- 
 
 yitTovffia, ag, r), communication, 
 participation, Uee})ing company 
 with, partnership : fr. fxiTEifii. 
 
 MeToxtrevuj, to bring down by 
 canals ; cause to run in a dif- 
 ferent course ; transfer; draw 
 over : fr. /ifrd, oxfTtvoj. 
 
 MtTox^), rjg, »/, C(»nununion, par- 
 taking of ; in Gram, a partici- 
 ple : fr. fitToxog. 
 
 Mfrox^t^w, f. io-w, to remove by 
 means of a pole or lever, wrench 
 asunder : fr. fiiTd, 6x^i^**f- 
 
 Miroxog, 6, »/, a partaker, sharer, 
 partner, associate : fr. furix^- 
 
 Mfrpso), at, Lat. metior, to mete, 
 measure, measure out, traverse, 
 lend, regulate, jndge, estimate ; 
 f. T/fTui, perf. ^f/x'tT^)t]Ka, a. 1. 
 ifxtTpt](Ta, a. 1. imper. act. /if rp?;- 
 aor, aTio ; pass, fitrpkofiai, uv- 
 fjicu, to be measured, receive by 
 measure, perf. pass. ^i^kTpi]fiat, 
 a. 1. pass. i/Airpii9i]i^, rjg, r),i'. 1. 
 pass. i2ETprjih)(Toijai. Th. /.lirpov, 
 measure. 
 
 MiTptjfia, ciTog, TO, a certain 
 measure or quantity, allowance, 
 contents : fr. the above. 
 
 MsTpjjaig, twg, 1), measurement, 
 dimension : fr. the same. 
 
 }^\iTpr]T})g, OV, 6, a measurer; an 
 Attic measure ; dry, 2\ gallons; 
 liquid, 71 gallons : fr. perf. pass. 
 
 of flfTptU). 
 
 MeTpijTiKog, r), bv, belonging to 
 measurement, skilled in mea- 
 suring ; ^UTprjTiKi), viz. t'ixvi], 
 the art of measurinij : fr. 
 
 M£rp/;r6f, >),bv, measured, given 
 out by measure, admitting of 
 measure : fr. fiETpiw. 
 
 Mfrpid^w, f. d<Tio, to be moderate, 
 modest, measured, or svjfticient ; 
 to moderate, temper. Th. fxs- 
 Tpov. 
 
 Mtrptfcof, rj, bv, metrical, relating 
 to measures : fr. the same th. 
 
 MtrpioTraOtw, ai, to preserve mo- 
 deration in the emotions of tlie 
 mind, be moderately affected ; 
 in Hebr. v. 2, it is considered as 
 the same as ffv^TraOtut, to ac- 
 commodate one's self to the sor- 
 rows of others, sympathise duly; 
 otherwise, to be mild, charita- 
 ble, and forgiving to the faults 
 of others; f. i-yrrtu, perf, /it/ifrpto- 
 irdBtiKa : fr. 
 
 ^\tTpiuTraOi)g, tog, 6, y), regula- 
 ting the jiassions, moderate : fr. 
 fihpior, TrdOog. Th. ndffxto. 
 
 MiTpioTTOTijg, ov, 6, a moderate 
 (428) 
 
 MEX 
 
 drinker, sober person. Th. irivoj. 
 
 Mtrpioc, a, or, or 6, >), measured, 
 limited, moderate, not excessive, 
 few, enough, modest, just, equi- 
 table, becoming, proper ; fitTpi- 
 aig, dat. pi. f. g. ; jAtTpnoTtuvr, 
 comp. less, inferior; to, fitTpior, 
 moderation. Th. fiSTpov. 
 
 MtTpioTijg, iiTog, 1), nitideration, 
 mediocrity : fr. the above. 
 
 MtTpioippovku}, w, to be moderate 
 in one's sentiments: i'r. fitTpiog, 
 (Ppovsio. Th. ^pi'iv. 
 
 MtTpiiog, moderately, so as to be 
 enough, modestly, temperately ; 
 adv. fr. fiiTpiog. 
 
 iM E'T P O N, ov,Tb, measure, mode- 
 ration, proportion, limits ; mea- 
 sure in verse, metre ; i'j(3t]g fxk- 
 Tpov, poet, for f;/3/;, Hesiod 
 0pp. 131. It is used much in 
 periphrasis, as fthpa OaXdaatjg, 
 the sea, Hesiod Opp. ii. 266. 
 ixhpov yXiKiag, adult ago, Eph. 
 iv. 13. (To0(»;f, Hesiod 0pp. Ill, 
 height of wisdom. 
 
 MtTiovofiaL.'rTo, 3 sing. impf. ind. 
 pass, of jufroi'o/id^w. 
 
 MfTujivfiia, ag, >), change of 
 name, metonymy, a figure of 
 rhetoric : fi\ fJitrd, ovofia. 
 
 MiTiovvfiiKog, /}, bv, belonging to 
 metonymy : fr. the above. 
 
 MtTiovvf-UKiuf^, adv. metonymi- 
 cally : fr. the above. 
 
 MtT0)7n{^bv, adv. with opposed 
 front ; forming a close front: fr. 
 
 MfTUtTTOV or MtTOJTTlOV, OV, TO, 
 
 part of the face between or a- 
 bove the eyes, front, forehead ; 
 prowof a vessel; van of an army; 
 fieTioTTio, gen. sing. Dor. : fr. 
 fitTd, io\p. Th. oTTTOfiai. 
 MtTvuTToaKOTTog, b, 1), Lat. metopo- 
 scoptis, that examines the fore- 
 head, and thence foretels future 
 events : fr. fitTwirov, (XKOTrog. 
 
 Th. (TKiTTTOfiai. 
 
 Mtra>7ro(Tw0pa>i', ovog, b, »;, of 
 modest countenance : fr. fitT* 
 otTTov, aiotppujj'. 
 
 Mf r<^';^«ro,was making for, 3 sing, 
 iniperf. iitTi^x^M^'-> ov, tTo : fr. 
 /ifT-tt, o'lxofiai, to be gone, f. 
 oixrjfTOfiai. 
 
 Mtv for fioii, of ijie, gen. Dor. fr. 
 iyui. 
 
 ME'XPI, or Mixpig if a vowel 
 follow, adv. (with gen.) as far 
 as, in relation to place ; as long 
 as, throughout, until, in relation 
 to time ; /it^^ptg dv, as long as ; 
 fiiXP^S ov, as far as ; ^txpiQ ou 
 dv, until ; fitxpi Tivog, how far i 
 to what point ? until what time? 
 fitxpi Tivbg, to some extent; fik- 
 Xpt Toiice, thus far ; fitxpi ttoX- 
 Xov, a long while ; /ifXP* ^t«^^y, 
 for life; /itxP* navTog, for ever; 
 h^XV'^ tvTavOa, thus far, hither- 
 
 MHA 
 
 to ; without any case, until, as 
 long as, just so long as. 
 MH\ an adv. or conj. of forbid- 
 ding or entreating, not, no, lest, 
 do not, unless, whether ; ov fit), 
 by no means ; ft //>), unless ; /*// 
 diiTa, far be it: /i>) is used with 
 the perf. aor. & fut. indie. ; the 
 imper. pres. ; the opt.; the a. 1. 
 & 2. subj.: fxi) yivoiTO, God for- 
 bid ! .Ml/ for ov is but seldom 
 found in downright affirmation, 
 as Aristoph. 'Opv., firj'yut votffia 
 Ko/.i\p6ripov TjKovad nin : cxtov 
 fiTj, all but; oTi fit), excej)t that; 
 fit) ov, fXTJ ovK, no, not, unless ; 
 M 7^P, M yup Si), fi)) SrJTa, 
 for surely not, let it not happen 
 that ; li di nijye, otherwise, if 
 not; /It) oTi & fjii) oTTojg, not only, 
 not even. It is also interroga- 
 tive ; fx)) oUi; do you think ? fii) 
 oifK iiKOvaav ; have they not 
 heard ? /</) dSiKia napd t(^ 0«^; 
 is there unrighteousness with 
 God i Rom. ix. 14. 
 M//y{, otherwise : fr. /i?), not, & 
 yi, indeed. 
 }>\tjdafjid, & Ion. /it/y^rt/u?/, adv. no 
 wliere; not at ail, by no means; 
 A: thence M;/Oa/i/)ye, the same : 
 also 
 Mi)Safi69fv, adv. from no place, 
 
 in no part, in no respect : & 
 MrfcafjioOi, no w'here : fi\ 
 Mtjcafibg, ij, bv, not even one, 
 none : fr. fij), not, de, & dfxbg, 
 some one. 
 
 MHA 
 
 adv. fr. fXTjSk, neither, & ttot^, 
 sometimes. Th. oTe, when. 
 
 M//0€7rw, not by any means, not 
 as yet ; adv. fr. fjij), not, & ttw, 
 end it. anywhere. Th. og, who. 
 
 MrjdtTrioTroTi, atlv. never yet at 
 all : fr. /o), ^t, ttiottots. 
 
 Mi]SsTepog, a, ov, neither, as if 
 /xtjdi tTEpog : fr. /jti), Ce, tTtpog. 
 
 Mi/ctTo for tfii'jCiTo, 3 sing. impf. 
 Ion. of ^<//oo/iat, to take care of; 
 f. ixi^rrofjiai,. Th. ^TfCog. 
 
 Mijdiil^u), f. iauj, to imitate or fa- 
 vour the Modes: fr. MrjSog, Lat 
 Medm, a Mede. 
 
 M»/^i/coe, »)> bv, of tlie Modes. 
 
 M tidier fibg, ov, b, an imitating or 
 
 favouring the Modes : fr. M;;- 
 
 MijSoXiog, juiiict oXiog, by no man- 
 ner of means. Th. o\og. 
 
 Miidofiai, to take care, deliberate, 
 meditate, plot, devise, plan ; f. 
 /ii/(To/Aat, a. 1. m. t/xijaafxiiv^ to. 
 
 aTo ; with a dat. ; poet, to pro- 
 vide for, look forward to : fr. 
 
 MH"A02, tog, Tb, care, counsel, 
 deliberation, device, plan ; pi. 
 Iiijha, counsels ; the genitals. 
 
 Mi}Cog, ov, b, a Mede, a national 
 name. 
 
 MrjCoTiovv, adv. nothing what- 
 ever, by no means : fr. utidt, 
 
 OTI, " ~ ^- 
 
 MHN 
 
 which anciently consisted most- 
 ly of flocks, lies. Op. 1C2. also, 
 apples ; the cheeks ; the breasts 
 of young women ; nom. pi. fr. 
 /.iTlXov. 
 MHAE'A, ag, r), the apple-tree. 
 
 Mi/Xiiog, b, >'/, of or belonghig to 
 sheep : fr. /u/Xor. 
 
 MH'AH, tig, //, a probe ; an in- 
 strument of surgery : fr. fidoj, 
 to search, })robe. 
 
 Mt'iXiog, ov, b, a Melian, a native 
 of the island M/)Xof, Ion. for 
 TTpofSaTfiog, belonging to sheep. 
 
 MtjXig, idog, >/, the apple-tree: fr. 
 fitiXov. 
 
 MtiXi)(3o(Tig, //, a woman's name ; 
 as if, a keeper of sheep. 
 
 MiiXofioTag, a, b, Dor. for 
 
 MtiXolSoTtig, ov, b, Si MiiXojSoTi'ip, 
 ijpog, b, a feeder of sheej), shep- 
 herd : fr. jiiiXov, [36aKio. 
 
 MtiXojSoTog, b, »/, eaten or pas- 
 tured by shee[), left for a sheep 
 
 Th. 
 
 M);^a//o'<T6, adv. to no place, no I f^i'iTt, dg, one 
 
 , n. g. fr. b(TTig, & ovv. 
 Mt'iO' for fit'iTe, neither, nor 
 
 MilOfig, fvbg, b, no one, none, & 
 fitiOtv, evbg, Tb, nothing : fr. 
 
 whither. 
 
 M»/Cn/iou, & Otitic a jj-ol, adv. no 
 where; dvai fitidafiov TrapaTivi, 
 to hold no place in his estima- 
 tion, Xen. Mem. «Sc 
 
 Mi/^a/xwf, adv. by no means, in 
 no way, in no wi.se: fr. fitiSafiog. 
 
 MtiB', fitjde, nor, not even, conj. 
 fr. jiri, not, & SL 
 
 M/'/cta, counsels, fr. uti^og, tog, 
 
 TO. 
 
 M»;^€ia, ag, >/, 3redea, the proper 
 
 name of a woman. 
 ^IrjCtioi, ujv, 01, for MijSoi, Lat. 
 
 Medi, the Modes. 
 Mfi^fiog, ov, b, Medeus, the son 
 
 of Ja.son and Medea. 
 "Mti^tlg, tvbg, b,&. /tJ/^t/iia, d?, »/, 
 
 no one. 
 
 none ; fxi]dtv. 
 
 tvog, TO, 
 
 nothing ; as if ixi]Sk tig, fi\ fit), 
 Sk, & tig. 
 
 M/;^«/ija, dg. Ion. -rjg, 17, none ; 
 see fitidtig. 
 
 Mti^kv, n. g. fr. uti^tig ; fxtiHv 
 dXXd, only ; iirictv iittov, no 
 whit the less ; firiCtv fidXXov, 
 no whit the more ; fj.i]dtv otl, 
 nothing but. 
 
 Mri^to, ion. for ^ridov, pres. im- 
 per. of firi^ofiai, to have a care. 
 
 MtjSiiroT & MridkrroTe, never ; 
 
 Mz/jcd^w, f. d(Tu), to bleat : fr. 
 
 MHKA'OMAI, utfiai, to bleat ; 
 properly applied to goats and 
 sheep ; cry out, groan : fr. the 
 sound. 
 
 MrjKdg, dSog, r), bleating, epitb. 
 of a she- goat or sheep : fr. the 
 preceding. 
 
 MtiKau), 0), to bleat ; applied to 
 sheep and kids ; a. 2. tfJtaKov, 
 p. m. fAtjxtiKa, part. fem. g. fit- 
 fiaKvla, bleating, II. A. 435. 
 Hence the Ion. form jxijxiiKM, 
 Od. I. 439. 
 
 MriKtTt, adv. no longer; no more: 
 fr. firj, not, & tn, yet. 
 
 Mi'iKtaTa, at the farthest, at last ; 
 adv. fr. 
 
 MiiKiffTog, t], ov, longest, tallest, 
 farthest, last ; superl. fr. 
 
 MH^KOS, tog, Tb, length, height, 
 size, stature, space, distance ; 
 as if fr. fitya, great ; also Ion. 
 for fitix^Sf 3- remedy. Hence 
 
 MriKvvu), to prolong, lengthen, 
 protract ; f. vra>, a. 1. tjxriKvva, 
 pres. pass. ixiiKvvofjiai, to be 
 lengthened, grow up. Th. fiiiKog. 
 
 MH'KS.2N, (»)vog, //,a poppy; pop- 
 py seed. 
 
 M^Xa, sheep; wealth, possessions, 
 (429) 
 
 pasture, desolate : fr. the same. 
 
 M?/Xo^o»co£;, o, >/, holding or re- 
 ceiving sheep ; epith. of a tem- 
 ple, in which they are sacrificed: 
 fr. fit'iXov,Hxoiuai, Ion. ifKOfxai. 
 
 MtiXoOvTtjg, ov, b, a sacrificer of 
 sheep, on which sheep are sacri- 
 ficed : fr. jjiTiXov, 6voj. 
 
 M;/XoXdi^0i;, Tig, 1), a kind of bee- 
 tle, cock-chafer : fr. /ii/Xoj/, dv- 
 Oog. 
 
 MijXov, ov, Tb, Lat. malum, an 
 ajiple; sheep, flock; see firjXa. 
 
 Mt]Xov6fAtig, ov, b, a shej)lierd. 
 Also fjitjXovbfiog, b : fr. fitjXoi', 
 
 v'tfUt). 
 
 M/yXoTrdpj/oc; & MriXoTrdptiog, 6, 
 »), rosy-cheeked, having cheeks 
 as plump as apples : fr. firiXov, 
 TTaptid. 
 
 M H~A02, 01;, »/, Melus, one of the 
 isles called Cyclades. 
 
 Mi/XotfKOTTOC, 6, »/, from which 
 sheep can be watched : fr. fit}- 
 
 XOV, (TKtTTTOfiai. 
 
 yitiXoaTTopog, b, 7), planted with 
 apple-trees : fr. fitiXov, <nrtipu). 
 
 M?/Xorpo0ot;, 6, 7/, nourishing 
 sheep, rich : fr. ^rfXov, Tpi<pu). 
 
 Mt]Xo(p6vog,b, t'l, sheep-slaughter- 
 ing : fr. fifjXov, (povtvu). 
 
 Mi]Xo<l>op(io, u>, to bear apples : 
 fr. /i/jXov, <ptpu}. 
 
 M 7/X6a», ut, f. uxTio, to probe, sound. 
 Th. fiiiXti. 
 
 Mi/Xtur//, rig, //, sc. ^opd, a sheep- 
 skin : fr. /</)Xov. 
 
 MijXwrpjf, an ear-pick ; Gl. Cyr. 
 
 MryXw;//, oTTog, b, r), of the colour 
 of a|>ples : fr. nfjXov, oj\p. 
 
 MH'N, but, yet ; truly, indeed ; 
 >} Mv, yes truly ; jxi) fxt'iv, no 
 certainly. 
 
 MH'N, firjvbg, 6, a month : fr. /UJ7- 
 VT], the moon, which marks the 
 period of a month in its course ; 
 
il 
 
 ■i 
 
 % 
 
 
 MHP 
 
 ace. \>\.fiTJvag ; the first half was 
 called 'KTrdfjievoQ, and the latter 
 
 M?;vdy, dSog, >), same as /xr/v;;. 
 
 'Mrivaro, Ion. for i/ij'/i'aro, 3 sing. 
 a. 1. ni. of ^atj'o/L<ai, to be mad; 
 f. m. {.lavovfiai, pf. mid. nkfirjia. 
 
 MH'NH, i;c, >'/, the moon ; Dor. 
 fidva ; lience perhaps Engl. 
 moon, month J &c. 
 
 ^Irjvi for fit] VIS, be mad, pres. im- 
 perat. act. of firjviio. Th. firiviQ, 
 log, 7), anger. 
 
 Miji'idio, same as fiijviu). 
 
 M H'N irsJ, lyyoQ, >), a membrane, 
 particularly that which encloses 
 the brain, called pia mater. 
 
 }klrjvi9fx6g, ou, >/, divine wrath ; 
 anger. Th. ^irjvig, the same. 
 
 'Miji'lfxa, arog, tlie simie : fr. 
 
 M H~N I S, log, 1), inveterate wrath ; 
 ace. sing. ^ir)viv : as if fr. fikvoj, 
 to remain. 
 
 Mrjvi'aag, avTog,a.. 1. pt. act. fr. 
 ^iji'iio, to be angry. Th. fjiijvig. 
 
 ^\r)rirTKog, ov, b, a little moon, 
 crescent, ornament ; dim. fr. 
 fJir)vr}, the moon. 
 
 M^vt"w, to rage, be very angry ; 
 f. I'au}, pf. fiffxiivlKa. Th. {.iffing. 
 
 'i^lrjvotiCng, kog, 6, ?), shaped like 
 a moon, in the form of a cres- 
 cent : fr. ni)vr], eJcog. 
 
 'Mtjiwffig, eiog, 1), indication, dis- 
 covery : fr. fxiivvijj. 
 
 ^hjfvrijg, oO, 6, a discoverer, in- 
 former : & 
 
 f^hjvvrpov, TO, a reward for dis- 
 covery : fr. 
 MHNy'Q, to show, indicate, point 
 
 out, reveal, discover, inform, de- 
 clare, denote, mean, signify ; f. 
 
 vVw, perf. ^ijxrivvKa, a. 1. t/i;/'- 
 vvffa, a. 1. subj. act. /.uivif'ffio, 
 yg, y, a. I. part, fiiji'vaag, uaa, 
 nv, a. 1. pass. tjujvvQtjv, rjg, t], 
 a. 1. pt. pass. jLir/vi'0f(r, ti(Tn,iv. 
 
 Mr) '7ri(3dXyg, for fit) l-miidXyg, 
 do not throw on, fr. kirifidWu). 
 
 Mr) 'TTLTUfxyg, for fit) kTrirdfiygj a. 
 2. subj. act. fr. imTSfxpoj. 
 
 M/yVorc, lest at any time, if ever, 
 
 perchance ; never ; whether : fr 
 
 fij, lest, & TTOTk, ever. Th. ots. 
 
 MrJTrov, lest by chance, lest haply. 
 
 Mz/'ttw, not thus, not yet, not ; 
 
 dWd firjTru) Tovro, Dem. c. Mid. 
 
 17. hut suppose it were not so. 
 
 Fr. juj), TTio. 
 
 MtJTTujg or fijj Triog, lest by any 
 
 means, lest by chance, lest ever, 
 
 lest : fr. /x/}, Trdg. 
 M^p' for ixTjpd, nom, pi. fr. firjpog. 
 Mrjpi' for fujpia, nom. pi. fr. firj- 
 
 pioVf a thigh. Th. firjpbg, the 
 
 same. 
 MH'PINeOS, ov, r), a cord, 
 
 thread : as if fr. fiJjpvio, to wind 
 
 round. 
 Mrjpiovj ovy TO, same as fujpog. 
 
 MHT 
 
 MrjpiovTjg, ov, o, Menones, a pro- 
 per name. 
 
 MHPO'2, ov, 6, a thigh, leg ; pi. 
 /jiTjaol & TO. fiiipd. 
 
 Xh/pujca^cu, MiipvKuonai, Mi)px'- 
 Ki^io, MripVKio, 6c MtipvKofiai, 
 to chow the cud, ruminate : fr. 
 firjpvio, because to ruminate is 
 to turn about the food. 
 
 MijpvKifffibg, ov, b, rumination : 
 fi-. the preceding. 
 
 Mtjpvfxa, UTog, rb, a ball or coil 
 of thread. 'Hi. fJT]pvu). 
 
 TilTjnvffaaOai, a. 1. inf. m. of 
 
 MHPi'Q, and mid. to turn round, 
 wind round, fold up, twine, twist, 
 spin, weave in ; f. v'ffot, perf. 
 fiifiijpvKa. 
 
 Mrjcrao, Ion. for firjaoj, 2 sing. a. 
 1. m. t/zr/fxa/iT/v, a>, aro, & Ion. 
 fii)(Tdfirjv, fLiiOix), fiijauTO, of /i/y- 
 Sofjiai. 
 
 y\t)asai, Ion. for fir)(Ty, 2 sing. f. 
 1. m, of the same verb. 
 
 Mt)(tti, Dor. for fii) tcrrL 
 
 MiiffTo, Ion. for fdfii](TTo, or t/xt- 
 /i'/crro, 3 sing, pluperf. pass, of 
 f-HjCofiai. 
 
 Mriarojp, ujnog, o,a counsellor, ad- 
 viser, one skilled. Th. fitj^og, 
 eog, Tb, care. Hence Engl, mas- 
 ter. 
 
 Mi'lffTupf, dual of the above. 
 M//r'& M»yrf, neither, nor : conj. 
 
 fr. fir), not, & re, and. 
 MH'THP, Dor. fidTijp, v, Lat. 
 
 mater, a mother ; the womb ; in 
 
 Ecclesiastical writers, a font ; 
 
 gen. ipog, 6c by sync. -Tpbg, ace. 
 
 ixrjripa only, dat. pi. fxrjTpdai, 
 
 voc. sing, w fiiiTfp. 
 Miiri for ixrjTii, dat. of urJTig, II. 
 
 Mr]Ti, lest at all, lest any thing, 
 that nothing, whether ; intern^g. 
 does it ? has it ? much more, or 
 nnich less, according to the sen- 
 tence. 'AW ovce KaO' tavTbv 
 (TrpaTnoTtjg ourog ovctvog tar' 
 d^iog, firjTi ye uov dWojv yys- 
 ixujv, Demosth. but by himself 
 he is not to be esteemed as a 
 soldier, mueh less as the com- 
 mander of others. 'Eyw ck Kal 
 Iv Tolg OidTpoig bpur rovg dyu)- 
 VKTTag vrrb tCjv Traidiov Trapo 
 Kvi'Ofisvovg, fit'jTi tr) vtto yt tCjv 
 (piXujv, Plato Dionys. I see 
 those who contend in the wrest- 
 ling schools urged on by the 
 boys, not only (or rather, nuich 
 more) by their friends. The 
 component particles of fii)Ti ad- 
 mit of transposition ; thus, rout; 
 Tutv deovTcjv Ti ixrj iroiovvTig, 
 doing nothing of what thev 
 ought ; for firjSku tS)v liovTotv, 
 Isocr. and Nic. 75. /x^ri yovv, 
 not only, ^lian, V. H. xii. 2.' 
 /i^rt yi, how much more, much 
 (430J 
 
 MHT 
 
 less, much more, 1 Cor, vi. 3. 
 Dem. 01. i. : fr. /i>), not, ^: ri, 
 somewhat. 
 
 Miyrtaaaf^c, for fitjTiaaOs, 2 pi. 
 imijer. pass. fr. 
 
 MijTidu), w, f. uffio, to consult, 
 deliberate, plan, contrive, de- 
 vise. Th. fiifTig. 
 
 MijTieTa, voc. sing, or nom. yEol. 
 of 
 
 MrjritTTjg, ov, b, a counsellor, 
 prudent man, one who advises ; 
 epith. of Jupiter, the source of 
 wisdom : fr. fiijTiduj. 
 
 MijTi^ofiai & IMjjTiofiai, to plot, 
 contrive, stir up : fr. the same th. 
 
 MrjTiotig, Kjaa,tv, wise in coun- 
 sel, i)rudent. Th. /nyng. 
 
 i\I //notutrc, poet, for fii)Tiu>ai, 3 pi. 
 pres. ind. act. of fufTtduj, to con- 
 sult, deliberate : fr. the same th. 
 
 MH~TI2, idog or tog, y, counsel, 
 l)rudence, wisdom, measure, 
 l)lan, cunning device. 
 
 MriTig, 0, 1), fii)Ti,Tb, no one, no- 
 thing ; interrog. any one ? 
 
 iM/yrpa, ag, Ion. -Tprj, tjg, 1), the 
 womb. Th. i-iijTqp. 
 
 MtjTpahX^bg 6c MrjTpaciXtpebg, 
 ov, 0, a mother's brother, ma- 
 ternal uncle : fr. firiTtjp, dctX- 
 <p6g. 
 
 MrjTpaXf^ac, Att. for ixtjTpaXoiag, 
 ov, b, that has killed his njother, 
 a matricide : fr. fiJiTifp, dXodio. 
 So TTUTpaXoiag. 
 
 MijTpidiog, a, ov, having a womb 
 or seed-vessels : fr. fiifTpa. 
 
 MtjTpocoKog, 6, /;, receive<l by a 
 mother : fr. fii)Ti)p, c'tfco/iat, for 
 Ssxofiai. 
 
 Mjyrpo^tj/, adv., on the mother's 
 side. Th. fiijTTjp. 
 
 Mi]TpoKa(Tiyvr}Tog, 0, a mother's 
 brother, maternal uncle : fr. 
 
 HtJTijp, KaffiyvrjTog. 
 
 MrjTpoKTOviio, ur, f. T)<Jio, to slay 
 
 one's mother : & 
 
 MriTpoKTovia, ag, r), the murder 
 
 of a mother : & 
 
 Mr]TpoKT6vog,b, »),that has killed 
 
 his mother, matricidal : but 
 
 -OKTovog, o, //, killed by the mo- 
 ther : fr. fxiiTttp, KTiivoj, i)erf. 
 
 ni. tKTOva. 
 MrjTpofjd'Tojp, Dor. fiaTpoiiuTwp, 
 
 opog, 1), a mother's mother, ma- 
 ternal grandmother. 
 MrjrpoTrdTojp, opog, b, a mother's 
 
 father, maternal grandfather : 
 
 fr. fii}Ti)p, TraTijp. 
 MrjrpoiroXig, iwg, 1), Lat. & Eng. 
 
 ■metropolis: firjTijp twv ttoXhjjv, 
 
 the mother of cities ; because 
 
 to a colony taken from her she 
 
 bears the relation of mother to 
 
 daughter. 
 MijrpoTroXi'rijf, ov, 6, one of th 
 
 mother city, a metropolitan ; 
 
 bishop : fr. the above. 
 
 MUX 
 
 MijTpoTToXog, b, »/, attending on I medy : fr 
 
 Mir 
 
 mothers ; an epith. of Lucina : 
 
 fr. fitJTTjp, TToXfUJ. 
 
 MtjrpoppiTTTog, b, »), cast away or 
 al)andoned by one's mother, an 
 
 epith. a|.i)lied to Paris : fr. for fitiiov, less 
 Linrnn. niTTTtij. \i .'. • 
 
 Mfjxog, eog, Tb, counsel, remedy, 
 invention, artifice, deceit, fraud : 
 fr. fitjxavii. 
 
 Myujv, ovog, b, r), Dor. 6c yEol. 
 
 flt/Tlip, piTTTlO 
 
 Miirpvid, dg, Ion. H^Tpvu), yg, y, 
 
 a step-mother; a second country, 
 
 where one lives without being 
 
 born there : fr. fu'irrjp. 
 
 'MilTiHoiog, contr. Mrjrpipog, a,ov, 
 
 maternal : fr. the same. 
 MifTpujg, loog, b, a mother's bro- 
 ther : fr. the same th. 
 MtixavdaTai, poet, for prjxavd- 
 Tai, contrives, 3 sing. pres. ind. 
 pass. fr. 
 Myxai'dofiai, wfiai, to plot, form 
 machinations, contrive, devise, 
 l)Ian, set on foot, construct, 
 effect by skill ; f. yaofiai, inf. 
 ^irjXni'daOai. The active ft/;x«- 
 vdu} occurs but seldom ; /xrjxa- 
 vowvrag, poet, for prjxaviovTag, 
 for nrjxayaovrag : fr. fii]xavi]. 
 MtJxai/appd(pug,ov,b, an intriguer, 
 contriver ; fr. nnx^vi) & pair 
 
 Myiov, ujvog, b, a proper name. 
 Mi'a, dg, y, one, dat. fxigi, Ion 
 ftiy ; fr. masc. tic, one 
 
 MIK 
 
 part, nefiiyfievog, y, ov, a. 2. 
 pass, ifiiyyv, a. 2. inf. pass, //i- 
 yyrai, Dor. fiiyyfitvcn, f. 2. 
 J>ass. iiiyy(Tofiai,ix. 1. pass. Ifiix- 
 Oyy, l)aulo-j)ost-fut. fitpi^ofxai. 
 Micag, ov, a little animal that 
 devours beans ; as if fr. f,iuj, to 
 tat : see Plaut. Aulul. v. 1. II : 
 also a throw of the (lice. There 
 
 rw, to sew, 
 
 Myxai'tvio, f. tvcroj, to devise, 
 contrive ; f. 1. m. «u(To^mi, perf. 
 pass. pifiyx<ivtviiaL : fr. 
 
 MHXANH , yg, y, Lat. machina, 
 contrivance, invention, strata- 
 gem, artifice, plot, engine, ma- 
 chjiw, art, deceit, fraud, cun- 
 ning : nday fiyxf'i'y, any how ; 
 ovdefiia fi,i]xavi) is applied to 
 things impossible, or of which 
 there is no doubt, Herod, i. 209. 
 
 M/;xai^///xa, aTog, to, a machine, 
 engine, plot, art, stratagem, 
 trick : &. 
 
 MyxavyTiKog, y, bv, skilful in 
 contrivance : fr. fi/jxai^duj 
 
 MtjxaviKbg, ?), oi/, skilled in ma- with : & 
 
 king engines or machines ; inge- 
 nious ; mechanical, a mechanic, 
 one who deals in such things as 
 recjuire both head and hand ; ») 
 /x^yX"*^'*^')* VQt viz. T^xpy, me- 
 chanical skill: fr. fiyxavy 
 
 M yx'^iviKCjg, adv., by mechanical 
 skill : fr. the above. 
 
 M/yxrti'otaro, Ion. for fiyxavolv- 
 To, 3 pi. pres. opt. fr. fiyxavko- 
 fuu for ixyx»^<^ofj.iu, to contrive. 
 Th. fiyxiti'h' 
 
 MyxavoTToibg, ov, b, a maker of 
 warlike engines : fr. fiyxavy, 
 
 TTOliu). 
 
 Mr)xavoppa<piu), d, to contrive 
 mischief : fr. 
 
 Miyx«i'op|Oa0of, o, y, a contriver 
 of mischief, intriguer: fr. /i/yxa- 
 vy, paTTTUi. 
 
 Myxainofiivng, pres. part. pass, 
 of /i/yxai/ao/tat, to contrive. 
 
 Myxap, UTog, to, artifice, inven- 
 tion, endeavour, assistance, re-. 
 
 part. pass, fiifnacrnsvog, a. I. 
 pass. ifiidvOyv, t]g, y, a. I. subj. 
 pass. piavOoJ, yg, y. 
 Miui^ovioj, at, to pollute oneself 
 with blood ; f.yau): fr. 
 ^Uai(p6vog, ov, b, a homicide, 
 nmrderer, one that stains him- 
 self with blood ; voc. Cj piai 
 (pove : fr. fiiaivio, ^6vog. 
 
 Midv9r]v, poet, for ifiiavOev, 
 liivot. for tfiidvOyaav, 3 j)!. a. 
 1. ind. i)ass. or by sync, for 
 fiiavQyryv, 3 dual a. 1. pass, of 
 Hiaivuj, to pollute ; a. I. subj. 
 pas.s. fiiavQu), hi 3 pl./imi^^wdi. 
 
 Miayaig, si^g, >y, defilement, pol- 
 .uti»»n : fr. fiuihio. 
 
 Mia Vat, f. 1 . act. of the same verb. 
 
 Miapia, ag, y, impunity, villany : 
 fr. 
 
 Mtapoj;, d, bv, polluted, impm'e, 
 defiled, horrible, wicked : «& 
 
 Miaana, arog, Tb, that defileth, 
 a spot, stain, atonement, wicked- 
 ness, contamination : 6c 
 
 Miaffubg, ov, b, the same : & 
 
 MidaTwp, opog, b, one who pol- 
 lutes or defiles ; an avenger, 
 avenging fury : fr. fiiaivio. 
 
 Miya, adv. the same as piyhi. 
 
 MiydZ,ofiai, f. dfTofiai, to mi.\ or 
 associate with, have intercourse 
 
 Miydg, uSog, b, y, mixed, foul, 
 imj)ure, promiscuous : fr. fiiy- 
 
 VVfll. 
 
 Miyca, Sc Miy(^/yv, promiscuously, 
 adv. fr. fiiyvvfii, to mix. 
 
 Miydyy, yg, y, a. 2. opt. pass, ywi- 
 ytig, evTog, in f.g. fiiydaa, a. 2. 
 pjirt. pass. fr. tfiiyyv, a. 2. pass, 
 of fiiyvvfit, to mix ; f. fii^u). 
 
 Miytv, by Boeot. sync, for tfiiyy- 
 oav, 3 pi. a. 2. ind. pass, of the 
 same verb. 
 
 MiyfuxTt, by ectas. for piyioai, 3 
 pi. a. 2. subj. pass. 6c 
 
 Mty/y, for Ipiyy, 3 sing. a. 2. pass. 
 Ion. & 
 
 Miyyuevai, Att. & Dor. for ptyy- 
 vai, a. 2. inf. pass. & 
 
 Miyr)<TOfiai, f. 2. pass, of /i/y j/i;yii. 
 
 Mi'y^a, aTog, to, a mixture : fr. 
 
 MlTNvMI, or Miy vvio, to mix, 
 mingle, blend ; pass, to ap- 
 proach near to, have comiexion 
 with ; f. ^utj a. 1. iui^a, perf. 
 (431) 
 
 acTfiapi 
 some editions. 
 
 MiQpiSaTtjg, ov, b Mithridatcs, a 
 kmg of Pontus & Bithynia, by 
 whom an dvTidoTov, antidote, or 
 specific remedy against poi.sou 
 was hivented, which bore his 
 name Mithridate. 
 
 MiKKog, a, bv. Dor. for fxiKpbg, d, 
 bv ; hence MiKKvXog, dimin. 
 very little. 
 
 MiKpa^tKijTyg, ov, b, that inflicts 
 little injuries: fr. piKpbg, ddi- 
 
 KBli). 
 
 MiKpoOvpuo, w, f. yffu), to have 
 a little mind, be pusillanimous : 
 6c 
 
 MiKpoOvfiia, ag, y, little-mmded- 
 
 ness, pusillanimity : fr. 
 MiKpbOvfiog, b, y, little-minded, 
 pusillanimous : fr. fiiKLbg, Ovfxog. 
 MitcpoKiviifvog, b, 1), that exposes 
 himself to little danger, cau- 
 tious : fr. fiiKobg, Kivdvvog. 
 MiKpoXoyiojxai, ovfiai, f. yrrofxai. 
 to calculate or reckon much of 
 small things, be parsimonious : 
 & 
 
 Mii:poXoyia,ag, /y,a flimsy speech, 
 without any weiglit of words and 
 sentences, care wasted on trivial 
 things ; sordidness, avarice: fr. 
 MiKooXoyog, b, 1), that pays re- 
 gard to small things, inquires 
 into minutiie ; .sordid, mean, 
 avaricious : fr. fiiKpbg, Xoyog. 
 'SliKpoiroikio, w, to make small, 
 lessen, diminish, detract fi'om, 
 impair, deteriorate : fr. 
 MiKpoTToibg, b, y, lessening, de- 
 grading : fr. fiiKpbg, Trouto. 
 MiKpoTToXl'Tyg, ov, b, a citizen of 
 a small town : fr. fUKpbg, ttoXi- 
 Tyg. 
 MiKponptTTyg, fog, b, y, saving in 
 little things, illiberal, parsimo- 
 nious, Aristot. Eth. iv. 2 : fr. 
 
 /XlKobg, TTfjiTTU). 
 
 MIKPO'S, d, bv, Att. (XfUKpbg, 
 little, few, small, short, slight, 
 inconsiderable, of small price 
 or consequence, humble, weak; 
 compar. fiiKpoTtpog, superl. fn- 
 xrporarog, irreg. iXdaaktv, iXdxi- 
 (TTog : fiird /xtK-p6»/, a little after ; 
 piKpbv, but little ; fiiKpbv i^etpvys 
 Tov pi) KaTairerpcjOyvai, he was 
 within a little of being stoned, 
 

 iMlM 
 
 
 |*> ; 
 
 
 ■I 
 
 Xen. K. 'A. i. 3, 2. /incpoi), 
 almost ; juifcpov ^tlv, within a 
 little : fxiKp<f TTpoaOfv, fiiKpov 
 7rp6rfpov,a little before : fxiKpi^ 
 vffTfpov, a little after, 
 
 MiKi)6(Jo<poQ, ov, 6, wise in small 
 thinj^s, a smatterer. Th. <T0(l>6g. 
 
 UiKpoTTjg, or fffxiKpoTtjQ, rjTOQ, y'h 
 littleness, insiguiticauce : fr. 
 
 (.UKpOQ. 
 
 UiKpO(pi\oTtfiia, ac, >';, ambition 
 of distinction in small things : 
 
 fr. 
 
 Mt(cpo0i\6r7/xoc, o, V, ambitious 
 of distinction in small things : 
 
 fr. fJllKpoQ, (plXoTlfiOQ. 
 
 MiKpoypuxiay ag, »}, pusillanimity : 
 
 fr. 
 
 MiKpo^pvxog, o, »/, pusillanimous, 
 
 sordid : fr. fii/cpog, ypvxv- 
 MjKouic, adv., scantily: fr. fu- 
 
 KpOQ. 
 
 Mkro, Ion. or poet, for ln'sfxiKTO, 
 3 sing, plupf. pass, of ^iyvvfii, 
 to mix. 
 UiKTog, j), bv, mixed : fr. the 
 
 same. 
 MTXa^, oKog, >/, = tr^TXa^. 
 mi\T}TOV, ov, TO, & -og, »), the 
 name of a city ; Gr. scarlet : fr. 
 /utXroc, vermilion. 
 Ml'AirAOS, ov, b, an instrument 
 
 of the plastic art. 
 MiXiov, ov, TO, a mile, 1000 
 paces : fr. the Latin : Matt. 
 V. 41. 
 MtXr/;Xi^/)c, or Mi\TT}\oi(}>i)g, 
 soQ, 6, »/, daubed or covered 
 with ochre, stained with vermi- 
 lion : fr. p.i\Toc, dXsitpuj. 
 MiXTivog, t), ov, marked with 
 
 ochre, red : fr. [liXTog. 
 MtXroTrapyoc, 6, r/, having red 
 cheeks or prows : fr. fiiXroQ, 
 
 TTapyci for Trapud. 
 MI'ATOS, ov, y), vermilion, red 
 
 ochre, rouge, red lead, mildew. 
 
 Hence 
 MtXrow, to, f. o)<T(o, to mark with 
 
 ochre, paint red. 
 MiXrw^rjg, tog, 6, r), like ruddle 
 
 or red ochre. Th. elcog. 
 MrA<l>Al, wv, ai, & MiX<l>ioaig, a 
 
 falling-oft' of the eye-lashes. 
 MjXw, Dor. by apoc. for Mi'Xwvi, 
 
 to Milo. 
 MIMAl'KYAON, ov, to, the fniit 
 
 of the arbute-tree. 
 Ml'MAPKIS, tojQ, i), or Mi'/i/ap- 
 
 Kug, vog, r}, a kind of pudding or 
 
 sausage. 
 MIME'OMAI, ovfiai, to imitate, 
 
 copy, mimic, with an ace. ; pr. 
 
 pass, inf. fiifitlaOai, f, m^ijaoixai, 
 
 perf. fiefii^TJixai, crat,Tai ; f-Uj^tj- 
 
 aaivTO, 3 pi. a. 1. opt. m. /xi/ij-y- 
 
 (jaaOai, a. 1. inf. m. 
 Mifirj^a, arog, to, an imitation, 
 
 copy, image : & 
 Mifxiffigj iojgj rjt imitation, copy- 
 
 MIN 
 
 ing, mimicry : & 
 
 MifiTITkog, a, ov, necessary to be 
 imitated : & 
 
 Mt^r;r//(;, ov, 6, an imitator, mi- 
 mic : & 
 
 MiHijTiKog, V, or, skilful in imi- 
 tating or mimicking : &. 
 
 m^nTog, V, bv, imitated, that ad- 
 mits of imitation ; all fr. pf. pass, 
 of mptofiai. 
 
 Mj/ira^w, to remain, abide, tarry, 
 await : fr, fxkvu). 
 
 Mi^rdffKtTo, Dor, & Ion. for 
 lj.iiHvr]<JKtTo, he was remember- 
 ing, 3 sing, imperf. pass, of 
 
 Mt/iv^o-KTw, to cause to remember, 
 put in mind, remind ; pres. im- 
 per. ^'mvi)(TKt ; it borrows its 
 tenses fr. /zvaw, obsol. f. fivii<ru), 
 pf. ^'ffivTiKa ; pr. pass. ^ifivijf^KO 
 
 to remember, recollect, be 
 niindful of, make mention of, 
 perf. pa.ss. ^ffivjjficti, I remem- 
 ber, a. 1, pass. ifivr](j9i]v, & in 1 
 pi. tfivri<T9}]ixn', a. 1. m, lnvtjod- 
 fitjv, (t), aTO. 
 
 Mi/iroj', were remaining, 3 pi, 
 imperf. ind. act. Ion. fii^rovTi, 
 Dor. for fii^ivovffi, 3 pi. pres. of 
 H'llivii), the same as /uh'tu, to re- 
 main ; pres. part, ^ip-vojv. 
 Mt/iv6vrf(T(Tc, dat. pi. poet. & Ion. 
 for n'i^ivov<n, of pres. part, /ii'/i- 
 vitjv, ovTog, fr. 
 Mi/uvtu, to remain, abide, tarry, 
 
 stop for, endure : fr, fitvu). 
 ^\X[Iog, ov, b, Lat. wii>«^^^^, amimic, 
 buffoon, player ; the act of imi- 
 tating or mimicking ; a farce, 
 mime. Th, ^if^ikojjiai. 
 Mt/utli, oog, oiig, i), an ape, as it 
 fiifitlTcu, imitates the actions of 
 men. 
 MTN, him, her, it, ace. undecl. 
 Dor. for avTbv, avTi)v, avTO : 
 avTov fitv, for tavTbv, himself : 
 generally formed fr. nom. \g for 
 oc, he, accus. "iv : hence ^liv A: 
 viv ; put also for auroi'caurat;, 
 avTa, them. 
 MINBA or Mi'j'0/7, rig, //, Lat. 
 
 meutha, mint. 
 y['ivQog, ov, b, dung, ordure. 
 
 Hence 
 MtvOow, w, f. oxTCi, to defile with 
 
 dung. 
 Mii'vav, gen. Dor. for Mivvwv : 
 fr. Mivva, the proper name of a 
 city of Thessaly ; the Argonauts 
 too are called Minijce. 
 Mivviia, ag, »}, the same as 
 
 Mii'i'a. 
 Mtvt'0a>, to diminish, lessen, weak- 
 en, consume, waste ; grow less 
 or weak. Th, fiivvbg, small. 
 Mivvi'Oa, adv., for a short time : 
 
 hence 
 MivvvOdciog, b, i), short-lived : 
 fr. 
 
 MINYO'2, a, bv, according to 
 (432) 
 
 MIS 
 
 Eustath. Att. for fiiKpbg, small, 
 
 slender. 
 MtM'pc^w, f. itrw, to lament with 
 
 a slender voice, whine: fr. /ii- 
 
 vvpog. Hence 
 Uivvpifffia, aTog, Tb, a plahitive 
 
 song, cry. 
 Mtvi'pojuat, to chirp, warble, sing 
 
 l)laintively : fr. 
 Mivvpoc, a, bv, that sings in a 
 
 slender feeble voice or low tone, 
 
 plaintive, chirping : fr. ^ivig, 
 
 l.iivvig, small, 
 Mivviopiog, o. y/,fora short season, 
 
 short-lived : fr. luvvbg, uioa. 
 Mivojg, iiiog, b, Minos, the name 
 of a man. 
 
 MiKig, tiog, »/, a mixing, blending, 
 commerce with, connexion, co- 
 ition. Th. fiiywui. 
 
 M«^oj3ap/3apot:, o, »'/, half-barba- 
 rian : fr. {.iiyvvm, /3ap/3apot,-. 
 
 MiKoSin, ag, »'/, a place where 
 roads blend or meet : fr. ^liyvv- 
 f^u, biog. 
 
 Mi^o0»/p, npog, b, half a brute : 
 fr. fxiyvv^u, 9iip. 
 
 Mt^oOpooi;, 6, V, with mingled 
 
 cries : fr, ^uyvvfii, Gpnog. 
 ^XiKofijipoTog, b, y), half-human : 
 
 fr, ^iyvvp.1, fSporog. 
 ^UloTidpQtvog, b, y), having the 
 face of a virgin with the limbs 
 of an animal ; epithet of the 
 Sphinx: h-.^iyw^i, TrapOkvog. 
 Mi^w, 1 will mix, f. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 fityvvfxi. 
 MiadvOpioTTog, ov, b, »'/, that hates 
 men, shuns society, a misan- 
 thrope : fr. ^iKTkio, dvOpioTTog. 
 yiiaapyvpia, ag, y), hatred of and 
 contempt for money. Th. dp- 
 yvpiov. 
 MiaydyKtia, ag, »'/, a hollow place 
 or ravine between two hills, 
 w here the waters meet flowing 
 from above, defile : fr, (.iiayio or 
 fjiiyvvfii, dyKog. 
 Uiaytai, I<m. for /itVyy, 2 sing, 
 pres. subj. pass, of ^iayw, the 
 same as niyvvfii, to mix. 
 Miay tTO, was mixed, 3 sing. impf. 
 Ion. of ^iayofiat, y, trai ; fr. the 
 same. 
 Miffyoiaai, Dor. for fiiayovaat, 
 mixing, pres. part. i)l. f. g. fi'. 
 ^iffyoj, same as //tyvv/xi. 
 Uiayut, to mix, mingle, blend, 
 make up ; f. ^w, perf. /if/itX"> 
 (as if fr. fiiy<jJ,) pass. fiiayvj.iai, 
 impf. tinayo^i)v, a, 1. tfiix^tjv, 
 to be mixed, blended, colli ound- 
 ed ; have ctmimerce or inter- 
 course with, associate, engage 
 with ; applied also to men en- 
 gaged in the field of battle. 
 MiCTtt, 3 sing. pres. ind. act.: but 
 MitTfi, pres. iniper. act. from 
 
 MiaiXXr]v, ijvog, 6, a hater of the 
 
 xVlIS 
 
 Greeks: fr. /ii(Tea>,"EXX;;i/. 
 Mt(Tiaj, w, to hate, have no love 
 for, di.slike, detest, abhor, abo- 
 minate, despise ; impf. tfii(Ttov. 
 ovv, f. ijtToj, \)er{'. ^Ei_u(Tt}Ka,ii 1. 
 tfiifTi]fTa, a. 1. subj. mntjrTio, 7^g, 
 y, Si. in 3 pi. fiKTfjfTiofn ; pr. pass. 
 fUfTiofiai, to be detested, perf. 
 pass, ^itfurnjfini, ]A'. part, /itfxi- 
 fTUjxki'og, tj, or, having been 
 hated. Th. f^urrog. 
 Mi(Ti)df:ig, daa, iv, a, 1. pt, pass, 
 of the above. 
 'SUfTrtfia, QTog, Tb, hatred, an ob- 
 ject of hatred, an odious mon- 
 ster : fr. fiiaeu). 
 MifTqay, he should have hated, 3 
 sing, a, 1. subj. act. fr. ftirrUo. 
 Mi(TiiTt}g, ov, 6, //, one who hates: 
 tr. the same. 
 Mi(Tt}Tia, ag, >'/, an action to be 
 hated, impurity, lewdness : fr. 
 'Miaprog, ri, bv, odiou.s, detested, 
 
 lii)idin«»us : fi-. the .same. 
 fAiaOaTro^orria, ag, /;, payment of 
 wages, remuneration, * punish- 
 ment : fr. 
 
 M*<Tya7ro£^or//c,oi/, 6, a paymaster, 
 one who bestows rewards, or 
 <akes vengeance : fr. ^ia9bg, 
 
 UTTOClCOJlJll. Th, dl^uj^l. 
 
 MiffGapiov, Tb, a small reward or 
 pay ; dim. fr, fiiaGog. 
 MirT9apxiSng, ov, o, one who seeks 
 office for the sake of pay : fr. 
 l-unObg, apyr/, 
 MiffGapi'iu}, u), to labour or let for 
 hire, receive wages, earn : fr. 
 fnrT9bg, dpvvfiai. 
 MiaGiog, a, ov, or b, y), a hired 
 servant, mercenary. Th. fwrGi'^g. 
 MifTOocotria, ag, >/,* the pavment 
 
 of waires : fr, fiLn9oc6rtig! 
 Mi<T9od6Tag, a, b, Dor. for fiiaGo- 
 SoTifg. 
 
 MifrGocoTiio, (o, to pay w'a^es, re- 
 ward, remunerate ; 'f, y'jJi, a, 1, 
 tfinTGvSortifTa, jtass, fH(T9odoT(o- 
 fiai, ovfiai, to earn, or receive 
 pay or reward ; impf, ifii(T9oco- 
 TeSfijjv, ovfxyjv : fr. 
 
 ^lifrGo^onig, ov, b, one who pavs 
 wages, a paymaster : fr. fiia9bg, 
 
 MIS 
 
 Ml(T9u}fia, arog, Tb, hire, expense, 
 gam : & 
 
 yu<T9ujTbg, ij, bv, hired ; a hire- 
 
 hng, mercenary. 
 Mt(7KtXXog, ov, b, viz. oii'o^, cheap 
 
 and dark wine : 6c 
 MifTKiXog, ov, b, a mean, stingy 
 
 fellow, that collects fragments 
 
 thrown away by others : fr. 
 iMI'SKOr, (OV, oi, fragments & 
 
 morsels of a meal, such as are 
 
 Wont to be brushed away. 
 Mi<Tof3dpi5apog, b, ,'/, a liater of 
 
 barbarians or forei<''ners : fr. 
 /ttfToc, f3dpl3apog. 
 Mi(T6cT]Hog, b, y'l, hating the peo- 
 ple or a democracy : fr. filaog, 
 ofjixog. 
 
 Mi<T69eog, b, i), an enemy to the 
 gods ; hated by the gods : fr. 
 lxi(T(io, 9eog. 
 
 Mi(ToXdKujv, (ovog, b, y'l, hating 
 
 UNA 
 
 fr. fiKTElO, 
 
 Lacedienionians : 
 Adicwv. 
 
 Mi(ToXdfiaxog, b, y), hating Lama- 
 chus : fr. ^m'no, Adixaxog. 
 Mto-oXoyew, w, to hate or be ig- 
 norant of literature : & 
 MicToXoyia, ag, y), hatred of lite- 
 rature or learning : fr. 
 MirroXoyog, 6, ,), one who hates 
 literature! ; unlearned, ignorant; 
 fr, ulaog, TO, hatred, & Xoyog, 
 in pi, Xi'iyoi, literature. 
 yiKTo^evia, ag, y), inhospitality: fr. 
 Mitrb'^evog, b, y), inhospitable : fr. 
 fi'i(Tog, ^svog. 
 
 Mi(T07repa7]g, ov, b, hating the 
 
 Persian king: fr. /Jilaog, ntpffrjg. 
 
 MirroTToduj, at, to act spitefully, do 
 
 what one's neighbour hates: fr. 
 
 Mi<To7rowg, ov, b, a spiteful doer, 
 
 ill-natured fellow ; hostile, in- 
 
 inueal : fr, fiiaog, ttoisoj. 
 
 MimtTToXig, log, b, //, an eneniv 
 
 fruit of any plant hang ; a kind 
 of spade : as if fr. (trvw. 
 
 MI'TOS, ov, b, a thread, web, 
 woof, string. 
 
 MI'TPA, ag, Ton. ^.hprj, rjg, y), 
 -Lat. mifra, a mitre, zone, broad 
 belt used by soldiers, consisting 
 of a plate of brass lined with 
 wool ; a girdle used bv females, 
 fillet lor the hair of women, 
 band, turban ; ace. Ion. /ijrp;;i/ 
 
 MiTpi)(p6pog, b, y), wearing a tur- 
 ban : & 
 
 Mirpo0op6w, Cj, f. {^fjio, to wear a 
 
 turban : fr. /xtrpa, 0fpw. 
 
 MiTpocpopog, b, y'l, = fiiTpyj^opog. 
 MiTpoxiTiov, (ovog, b, r,, that 
 
 binds the tunic with a belt or 
 
 girdle : fr. fiiTpa, xirujv. 
 MiTvXijvyj, Tjg, y), the name of an 
 
 island, Mityleue. 
 MI'TYAOS, & MiTiXog, tj, ov, 
 
 Lat. mutUus, havinfj the horns 
 
 cut off. 
 
 MI'TYS, vog, y), the refuse of the 
 wax ; the substance with which 
 bees begin to form the honey. 
 
 MiTiidtjg, eog, b, y), consisting of 
 threads: fr. ftiTog, tlcog. 
 
 Mixai)X, the proper name of an 
 angel, undecl. ; also of a man. 
 
 Mix9tig, a. 1. part. pass. fr. uiy. 
 vvfii^ to mix. 
 
 MNA~, ag, ,), Lat. mina, 100 
 drachmae, a coin equal to 3/. ILs-. 
 8(/. of our money ; a pound, of 
 various weight among different 
 people. 
 iMi/a^, by poet, pleon. of a for 
 
 ^lv^, 2 pers. s. ind. of fivdo^ai. 
 Mvaawg, a, ov, weighing a mina, 
 
 of a pound weight : fr, fiy^a. 
 Mvafiifiuv, ov, TO, Dor. for ^vyj- 
 
 fitiov. 
 
 Mvanovev9iiHiv, Dor. for ifivrj. 
 
 to U,e c>y or state : fr. ^lao,, ^<,»M,^»,^ ,;,. „. ,. ■,„d!i;Z 
 
 ^' ot Uvnuovtiiiti. in f^T«^r.,K„~ 
 
 TToXig. 
 
 Mi<T07rovripeu), io, to hate evil- 
 doers, detest wickedness ; f. 
 t)fTio : & 
 
 .Mtrro7roi///pea, ag, y, hatred of 
 wickedness : fr. 
 
 Mi^oTTovtjpog, b, y), that hates 
 wickedness : fr, n'i<Tog, TrovTjpSg. 
 
 Mivnn'v 0-. ' 1 wicKeaness: tr. fii^rog, ttovtjpoc. 
 M1200 2, o.,,o, a reward, wages, McnoTropiraK, dKog, b,y), hatimr 
 lure, rec,,mpense, pay, fee, sala- war; supeH. TrLwro, : ft^ 
 v ; punishment. „r^^,. -/' y ^ 
 
 ry ; punishment. 
 
 Mi(T9o(popd, ag, >'/, the condition 
 
 of a soldier, ^ifT9o^6pov ; enli.st- 
 
 ing; obtaining of wages, pay: 
 
 Mia9o0op€w, a, f. I'/o-w, to serve 
 for hire, be a mercenary : fr. 
 
 Mi(T9o(l>6pog, 6, y'l, one who re- 
 ceives i)ay, a hireling, merce- 
 nary, soldier : fr. nitrObg, <pkpio. 
 
 MirrGoio, u), f. utfTio, to let out for 
 hire ; m. nia96o^ai, ovfiai, to 
 hire ; pass, to be hired. Th. 
 fuaGog. Hence 
 
 fit (Tog, TTopTra-,. 
 MP^OS, eog, ovg, to, hatred 
 
 hate, avei-sion, dislike ; an ob 
 
 ject of hatred, 
 ^UfTOTvpavvog, b, y), a hater of 
 
 tyrants : fr. /.ilrrog, Tvpavvog. 
 MKToxpijrrrog, b, t), liating the 
 
 good : fr, filaog, xpn^TTog. 
 MiTTvXXov, eg, e, impf. Ion. fr. 
 MI2:TY'AAQ, to cut into small 
 
 |)iei-es, mince, 
 MI'SY, juice congealed in metals, 
 Ml'vxOS, ov, b, the stem oi 
 
 ot fivyifxovevu}, to remember, 
 fli. ni'do^ai. 
 
 Mvafioavva, ag, a. Dor. for livtj- 
 fionvvil, »/c, y). 
 
 MXA'OMAI, oj/jai, to tell of, 
 niakeinention,relate,renieniber,' 
 be mindful ; be interested in^ 
 attend to ; woo, court ; f. 1. m! 
 HvntTo^iai, a, I. sfivritjdntjv, w, 
 uTo, j)erf, fi^fivrifiai, a. 1. pass. 
 mvij(T9iiv, i]g, /;. Hence fitfivrj. 
 fTKOfAai, to remember. 
 Mvdatuv, he may have recalled 
 to mind, 3 sing, a, 1. opt. ^ol. 
 & Dor, i'or fji'fjaeuv, & this for 
 Hvrjaai, 3 sing, a, 1. opt. act, of 
 HifiviifTKU) or fivdofiai, to re- 
 mem her, 
 Mvdayg, you should have men- 
 tioned, 2 sing, a. 1. subj. Dor. 
 for^ fiviicTjjg, fr. ni^vuaKio, f. 
 
 IXVllfThJ. 
 
 Mvdnrupa, ag, d. Dor. for fn,)- 
 
 T. ' ' ' ^ "^ oicm vv iHuanreipa, ac. a. Dor Um' ,,,:, 
 
 stalk to which the flower a.d .r.^a,' ,',, VkZi^'{^;j, 
 (433) ' F F 
 
 'I* 
 
MIM 
 
 Xen. K. 'A. i. 3, 2. /iifcpoD, 
 almost ; fiiKoov StXv, within a 
 little : niKp(^ TTpofrOiv, fiiKpov 
 7rp6rfpov,a little before: ^iKpi^ 
 v(TTepov, a little after. 
 
 ^\iKi)6ao(pog, ov, 6, wise in small 
 thinjjs, a smatterer. Th. aotpoQ. 
 
 Metcporrjc, t)^ ffixiKpoTrjg^ nTOQy y. 
 littleness, insignificance : fr. 
 
 l-UKpOQ. 
 
 MjKpo(^j\ori^ta, ag, >/, ambition 
 of distinction in small things : 
 
 fr. 
 Mi(cpo0iX6r7^oc, t», V, ambitious 
 of distinction in small things : 
 fr. fJiiKpbg, (piXoTiixog. 
 MtKjOOT/^yX'^j "^y *ij pusillanimity : 
 
 fr. 
 IsltKpo^Pvxog, 6, r)y pusillanimous, 
 
 sordid : fr. fxiKpbgy 4'^X^' 
 MiKpCJg, adv., scantily: fr. fu- 
 
 Kpog. 
 Mtjcro, Ion. or poet, for Ifis^iKTo, 
 3 sing, plupf. pass, of fiiyvvfii, 
 to mix. 
 MiKTog, i), 6v, mixed : fr. the 
 
 same. 
 MTXa^, flKoc, )'/, = a^dXa^. 
 MtXijrov, ou, TO, & -oc, >'/, the 
 name of a city ; Gr. scarlet : fr. 
 //tXroc, vermilion. 
 Ml'AirAOS, ov, 6, an instrument 
 
 of the plastic art. 
 MiXwv, ov, TO, a mile, 1000 
 paces : fr. the Latin : Matt. 
 V. 41. 
 ML\Tij\i(pi)g, or MiXri/Xot^ryc, 
 tog, 6, >/, daubed or covered 
 with ochre, stained with veraii- 
 lion : fr. ^tXror, d\ei(pio. 
 MiXTivog, r), ov, marked with 
 
 ochre, red : fr. jxiXTog. 
 MiXTondpyog, 6, t), having red 
 cheeks or prows : fr. fiiXTog, 
 TTapgd for Traptid. 
 MI'ATOS. ov, r), vermilion, red 
 ochre, rouge, red lead, mildew. 
 Hence 
 MiXtoio, at, f. uxrw, to mark with 
 
 ochre, paint red. 
 MiXTwdrjg, eog, 6, t), like ruddle 
 
 or red ochre. Th. eicog. 
 MrA<l>AI, wv, ai, Sc MiXtpojoig, a 
 
 falling-off of the eye-lashes. 
 MiXw, Dor. by apoc. for MiXiovi, 
 
 to Milo. 
 MIMAI'KYAON, ov, to, the fniit 
 
 of the arbute-tree. 
 M1'MAPK12, eotg, »/, or Mj>«p- 
 Kvg, voQ, r), a kind of pudding or 
 sausage. 
 MIME OMAI, ou/xat, to imitate, 
 copy, mimic, with an ace. ; pr. 
 pass. inf.juijutlaOat, f. ^ifirjaofiai, 
 perf. fxe^iifiTjfiai, <yai,Tai ; fti/^i?- 
 aaivTO, 3 pi. a. 1. opt. m. /it/i/;- 
 aaadai, a. 1. inf. m. 
 Mifii]fMa, arog, to, an imitation, 
 copy, image : & 
 Mi/x;](nf, «wff, ri> imitation, copy- 
 
 MIN 
 
 ing, mimicry : & 
 
 Ui^riTkog, a, ov, necessary to be 
 imitated : & 
 
 Mi^tlTi)g, ov, 6, an imitator, mi- 
 mic : & 
 
 MiHi]TiKbg, 7), bv, skilful in imi- 
 
 MIS 
 
 Eustath. Att. for fiiKpbg, small, 
 
 slender. 
 Mti'i'pi'^w, f. i(ru), to lament with 
 
 a slender voice, whine: fr. /ii- 
 
 vvpog. Hence 
 Mivi'pKTfia, arog, to, a plaintive 
 
 tat ing or mimicking : & 
 
 M(^t/;r6c, V,bv, imitated, that ad- 
 mits of imitation ; all fr. pf. pass 
 of fiipio^ai. 
 
 Mi/ii'tt^w, to remain, abide, tarry 
 await : fr. [xkvuj. 
 
 MifirdffKiTo, Dor. & Ion. for 
 l^ufiviiffKeTO, he was remember- 
 ing, 3 sing, imperf. pass, of 
 
 MifirricTKu), to cause to remember, 
 put in mind, remind ; pres. im- 
 per. ^i^vi](JKt ; it borrows its 
 tenses fr. /iraw, obsol. f. p.vii<roj, 
 pf. ix'ifivTjK^a ; pr. pass, juj/ii/y^ico- 
 [.lai, to remember, recollect, be 
 mindful of, make mention of, 
 perf. pass, fiffii'ijuai, I remem- 
 ber, a. 1. pass. tfivr)<y9i}r, & in 1 
 pi. if.ivri(Te)]fitv, a. 1. m. tfivuad- 
 
 song, cry. 
 
 A*'/»^; 
 
 tu, aTO. 
 
 islijxvor, were remaining, 3 pi 
 imperf. ind. act. Ion. fiifivovTt, 
 Dor. for n'l^ivovfJi, 3 pi. pres. of 
 [.li^ij'u}, the .same as juu'w, to re- 
 main ; pres. part, nifivuiv. 
 
 MtjLtvorrfo-o-t, dat. pi. poet. & Ion. 
 for fii^vov(Ti, of pres. part, /ii'/i- 
 vinv, ovTog, fr. 
 
 Mi^ivio, U) remain, abide, tarry, 
 stop for, endure : fr. fiivu). 
 
 MT/iog-, ov, b, Lat. mimiis, a miniic, 
 buffoon, player ; the act of imi- 
 tating or mimicking ; a farce, 
 mime. Th. ^iifikuficii. 
 
 Mi//u>, oog, oifg, i], an ape, as it 
 imxiiTai, imitates the actions of 
 men. 
 
 MTN, him, her, it, ace. undecl. 
 Dor. for avTbv, avTijy, avTO : 
 avTov fiiv, for tavTbv, him.self : 
 generally formed fr. nom. \g for 
 oc, he, accus. "iv : hence fiiv *: 
 viv ; put also for ayrorc,«i'rd(:, 
 avTa, them. 
 
 MI NBA or Mh'Oi?, m, V, Lat. 
 metitha, mint. 
 
 Mi)'0og, 
 
 ov. 
 
 dung, 
 
 ordure. 
 
 Hence 
 MtvOow, w, f. oitrw, to defile with 
 
 dung. 
 ^livvdv, gen. Dor. for IsUvvCjv : 
 
 fr. Mivva, the proper name of a 
 
 city of Thessaly ; the Argonauts 
 
 too are called Minyce. 
 Mirutia, ag, ?/, the same as 
 
 Mtj/ua. 
 
 Mtvi'0u>, to diminish, lessen, weak- 
 en, consume, waste ; grow less 
 or weak. Th. fiivvbg, small. 
 
 MlvvvOa, adv., for a short time : 
 hence 
 
 Mivvv9dcioc, b, »/, short-lived : 
 fr. 
 
 MINYO'S, a, bv, according to 
 (432) 
 
 Mivvpofxai, to chirp, warble, sing 
 
 plaintively : fr. 
 Mivvpbg, a, ov, that sings in a 
 
 slender feeble voice or low tone, 
 
 plaintive, chirping : fr. fiivig, 
 
 fiivvvg, small. 
 Mivviopwg, 6. 7/,fora short season, 
 
 short-lived : fr. uivvbg, wpa. 
 Miva)g,u)og, 6, Mbtos, the name 
 
 of a man. 
 
 MiKig, «<^t.-, »'/, a mixing, blending, 
 
 commerce with, connexion, co- 
 ition. Th. ^iyvvfii. 
 
 SXiKoiidpj^apog, b, »'/, half-barba- 
 rian : fr. ^iiyvv^ii, /3ap/3apo(;. 
 
 Mt^o^irt, ag, /;, a place where 
 roads blend or meet : fr. jxiyvv- 
 /tt, bcog. 
 
 'S\it,69up, npog, b, half a brute : 
 fr. ^iyvv^ii, 9iip. 
 
 Mj^60poot:, 6, V, with mingled 
 cries : fr. ^liyvvfxi, 9pbog. 
 
 yitKofijipoTog, o, V, half-human : 
 fr. ^iyvvfxi, jipoTog. 
 
 MiKondp9tvog, b, v, having the 
 face of a virgin with the limbs 
 of an animal ; epithet of the 
 Sphinx: h-.^iyvv^t, TrapOkiog. 
 
 MiKio, I will mix, f. 1. ind. act. of 
 fiiyvvfxi. 
 
 Mi(Tdv9p(x)7rog, ov, b, >/, that hates 
 men, shuns society, a misan- 
 thrope : fr. ^trrttu, dv9pojirog. 
 
 MitJapyvpia, ag, //, hatred of and 
 contemi)t for money. Th. dp- 
 
 yXHHOV. 
 
 ^UaydyKHa, ag, >'/, a hollow place 
 or i*avine between two hills, 
 where the watei-s meet flowing 
 from above, defile : fr. ^/tffyw <>r 
 ^iyvvfii, dyKog. 
 
 Miaytai, l<m. for fiiffyy, 2 sing, 
 pres. subj. pass, of ^liayu), the 
 same as /(lyvr/xt, to mix. 
 
 MiayiTO, was mixed, 3 sing, impf . 
 Ion. of ^iayo^ai, y, tTai ; fr. the 
 same. 
 
 Miayoioai, Dor. for fi'iayovtrai, 
 mixing, pres. part. pi. f. g. fr. 
 f^iiffyu), same as ^iyvvfii. 
 
 Miayu), to mix, mingle, blend, 
 make up ; f. Kio, perf. n'ni^X"* 
 (as if fr. ftiyw,) pass, ^iayv^uu, 
 impf. kj-nayo^inv, a. 1. t^u\9tir, 
 to be mixed, blended, conlound- 
 ed ; have commerce or inter- 
 course with, associate, engage 
 with ; applied also to men en- 
 gaged in the field of battle. 
 
 MtafT, 3 sing. pres. ind. act.: but 
 
 MiVa, pres. imper. act. from 
 
 MiaiXXriv, rjvog, 6, a hater of the 
 
 iVIIS 
 
 MIS 
 
 MNA 
 
 Greeks: fv ^icas<o,"EXXr}v. )Mia9ujf,a, uTog, Tb, hire, expense, 
 
 MifTiu), o*, to hate, have no love gain : & ' > i j 
 
 for, dislike, detest, abhor, abo- M.a0u>rot', V, bv, hired ; a hire- 
 
 mi luite, despise ; impf. tfiifftov, 
 ovv, f. i](Tio, perl. /xEfii(TijKa,ii 1. 
 If^iinqfTa, a. I. subj. umijnu}, yg, 
 y, & in 3 j)l. fiKTijrnoni ; j)r. pass. 
 f.u(Tiofiai, to be detested, j)erl". 
 pass. fUfiifTijfini, pf. part, /.it/jii- 
 <Ttii.ui'og, tj, ov, having been 
 hated. Th. jiifTog. 
 Mi(Tt)9(ig, ii(Ta, kv, a. 1. pt. pass, 
 of the above. 
 MifTrjfia, arog, Tb, hatred, an ob- 
 ject of hatred, an odious mon- 
 ster : fr. fiKTEu). 
 Mtnijffy, he should have hated, 3 
 sing. a. 1. subj. act. fr. fiirriio. 
 Mi(TiiTt)g, ou, 6, »7, one who hates: 
 ir. the same. 
 
 Mi<Ti]Tia, ag, i), an action to be niatio, oLg 
 
 mg, mercenary. 
 Mi(TKtXXog, ov, b, viz. oJvog, clieap 
 and dark wine : & 
 MifTKeXog, ov, b, a mean, stingy 
 fellow, that collects fragments 
 thrown away by others : fr. 
 MI SKOI, wi/, oi, fragments & 
 morsels of a meal, such as are 
 Wont to be brushed away. 
 Mi(Toiidpf3apog, o, /,, a liater of 
 barbarians or foreigners : fr. 
 fiUffog, iSdpjSapog. 
 Mt(T6c,jfxog, b, ?/, hating the peo- 
 ple or a democracy : fr. filtrog, 
 cfifiog. 
 
 Mi(T69tog, b, if, an enemv to the 
 gods ; hated by the gods : fr. 
 
 hated, impurity, lewdness : fr. 
 
 MitTtjrbg, t), bv, odiou.s, detested 
 Hi)idinnus : fr. the same. 
 
 MKrOawu^oaia, ag, ,), payment of 
 wages, remuneration, ' punish- 
 ment : fr. 
 
 Mf(T6^a7roi^6r/;e,ov, 6, a paymaster, 
 one wlu) bestows reward.s, or 
 takes vengeance : fr. ^i<y9bg, 
 dTToCi^ioni. Th. Ci^ojfii. 
 
 Mi(T9dpiov, Tb, a small reward or 
 
 pay ; dini. fr. nicrOog. 
 
 'Min9apxiCnr^ ov, o, one who seeks 
 
 office for the sake of pay : fr. 
 
 liitrObg, dpxif. 
 Mi(T9apviu}, d, to labour or let for 
 
 hire, receive wages, earn : fr. 
 
 f^urr9bg, dpvv/.iai. 
 MitrOiog, a, ov, or b, i), a hired 
 
 servant, mercenary. Th. yura0,'>c. 
 ^UnOocoaia, ag, //,' the payment 
 
 of wages : fr. i.ufT9oc6rijg' 
 Mi<79oS6rag, a, b, Dor. for fxi(T9o- 
 
 SoTtjg. 
 
 MifT9ocoTiuj, at, to pay wages, re- 
 ward, remunerate ; f. r/jrw, a. I. 
 tfii(T9ud6rti<Ta, i)ass. fiKrOoSoTeo- 
 fiai, ovfiai, to earn, or receive 
 pay or reward ; impf. tfiin9oco- 
 Tfofiijv, ovfH)v : fr. 
 
 Mia0o^or//t,', ov, b, one who pays 
 
 wages, a paymaster : fr. fxia9bg, 
 
 MI200 2, ov, 6, a reward, wages, 
 hire, recompense, pay, fee, sala- 
 ry ; jninishment. 
 
 Mi(T9o<l)opd, dg, j), the condition 
 of a soldier, ;tirT0o0opoi; ; enlist- 
 ing; obtaining of wages, pay: 
 & 
 
 Mia9o^opeio, Cj, f. t/o-w, to serve 
 for hire, be a mercenary : fr. 
 
 'MifT9o(p6pog, 6, t), one who re- 
 ceives pay, a hireling, merce- 
 nary, soldier :^ fr. fiinObg, (pioio. 
 
 MinOoio, a/, f. wrru), to let out for 
 hire ; m. ixia96oiiai, ovfxai, to 
 hire ; pass, to be hired. Th. 
 {iLa96g. Hence 
 
 "SiitToXdKiov, lovog, b, y), hating 
 Lacediemonians : fr. jukteoT, 
 Aa/fwv. 
 
 ^iKToXd^iaxog, b, »/, hating Lama- 
 
 chus : fr. {.itaiio, Adfiaxog. 
 MirroXoykoj, w, to hate or be ig- 
 norant of literature : & 
 MitToXoyia, ag, y, hatred of lite- 
 rature or learning : fr. 
 Mi(ToX6yog, b, t), one who hates 
 literature ; unlearned, ignorant; 
 fr. filffog, Tb, hatred, & Xoyog, 
 in pi. Xoyoi, literature. 
 Mi(Tu^tvia, ag, //, inhospitality: fr. 
 Mi^bKevog, b, y), inhospitable : fr. 
 fitcrog, ^kvog. 
 Min-o7rfpfT;/e, ov, b, hating the 
 Persiaii king: fr. filrrog, Ufpcrtjg. 
 Mktottouoj, w, to act si)itefully, do 
 what one's neighbour hates: fr. 
 Mi<To7roibg, ov, b, a spiteful doer, 
 ill-natured fellow ; liostile, in- 
 imical : fr. iilaog, ttouu). 
 MifTOTToXig, log, b, y), an enemv 
 to the city or state : fr. fxlffog, 
 TToXig. 
 
 yiKTOTTovypEu), w, to bate evil- 
 doers, detest wickedness ; f. 
 yfrio : Sc 
 yUtTOTTOvyjpia, ag, »), hatred of 
 
 wickedness : fr. 
 Mi(T07roi'/;po(;, 6, >/, that hates 
 wickedness: fr. fiiaog, Trovypoc. 
 MirroTTopTTaK, UKog, b, y), hating 
 war ; superl. iraKiaTaTog : fr. 
 /^TfTof, 7r6pTTa%. 
 Mr202, log, ovg, Tb, hatred, 
 hate, avei-sion, dislike ; an ob- 
 ject of hatred. 
 
 yUaoTvpavvog, b, y), a hater of 
 tyrants : fr. furrog, Tvpavvog. 
 MiaQXpn'^rog, b, y), hating the 
 good : fr. filaog, X9n<^Tug. 
 MirTTvXXov, eg, e, impf. Ion. fr. 
 MIVTY'AAQ, to cut into small 
 pieces, mince. 
 AII'2Y, juice congealed in metals. 
 MI 2X02, ov, b, the stem or 
 stalk to which the flowers and 
 (433) 
 
 fruit of any plant hang ; a kind 
 of spade : as if fr. laxm. 
 MI'TOS, ov, b, a thread, web, 
 woof, string. 
 MI'TPA, ag, Ton. ^hprj, rjg, y), 
 Lat. mifra, a mitre, zone, broad 
 belt u.sed by soldiers, consisting 
 of a plate of brass lined with 
 wool ; a girdle used bv females, 
 fillet for the hair of women, 
 band, turban ; ace. Ion. ^irpt^v. 
 MiTpi](i>6poc, o, y), wearing a 'tur- 
 ban : & 
 Mtrpo0opfu>, Cj, f. yau), to wear a 
 
 turban : fr. n'lrpa, <pipoj. 
 MiTpotpbpog, b, y), = fHTpy]<p6oog. 
 MiTpoxiTior, lovog, b, r/, that 
 bnuls the tunic with a belt or 
 girdle : fr. fiirpa, xircov. 
 MiTvXy'ivr}, yjg, y), the name of an 
 island, Mitvlene. 
 MI'TYA02,*& M{jTiXog, yj, ov, 
 Lat. mutllus, having the horns 
 cut off. 
 
 MrTY2, vog, y), the refuse of the 
 wax ; the substance with which 
 bees begin to form the honey. 
 
 MiTwhjg, iog, b, y), consisting of 
 threads : fr. finog, tUog. 
 
 Mixai)X, the proper name of an 
 angel, undecl. ; also of a man. 
 
 Mix9tlg, a. 1. part. pass. fr. fiiy. 
 vvfu, to mix. 
 
 MNA% dg, y), Lat. mina, 100 
 draclimi\j,a coin equal to 3/. lis. 
 8d. of our money ; a i)ound, of 
 various weight among different 
 people. 
 
 Mi'rt^, by poet, pleon. of a for 
 Hv^, 2 per.s. s. ind. of fivdo/uai. 
 
 MvaaJog, a, ov, weighing a mina, 
 of a pound weight : fr. /uivd. 
 
 Mvafiifiov, ov, rb, Dor. lor jjivt]- 
 
 fitiov. 
 
 Mvafiovev9iinev, Dor. for i^vT]- 
 Hovtv9y]fitv, I pi. a. 1. ind. pass, 
 of fiviifMovtvu}, to remember, 
 ill. }xvdofxai. 
 
 Uvafxnavva, ag, d. Dor. for ^vtj- 
 fMonvi'yj, yjg, y). 
 
 MNA'OxVIAI, Cjnai, to tell of, 
 makemention, relate,remember, 
 be mindful ; be interested in^ 
 attend to ; woo, court ; f. 1. m. 
 f^v!j(TOfiat, a. 1. i^vr)(rd^i)v, w, 
 ttTo, i)erf. fi^fjivrjfiai, a. 1. pass. 
 tfiV))(T9 ti V, yj g, y}. H ence /i ifi vy^ - 
 rTKo/iai, to remember. 
 Mimatuv, he may have recalled 
 to mind, 3 sing. a. 1. opt. ^ol. 
 & Dor. for ^vijaeiev, & this for 
 fivy)(Tai, 3 sing. a. I. opt. act. of 
 
 m^ivtirTKU) or fiimofiai, to re- 
 member. 
 
 Mydffyg, you should have men- 
 tioned, 2 sing. a. 1. subj. Dor. 
 for fiviiffyg, fr. fiifivt)fTKio, f. 
 ^vy)(T(jj. 
 
 Mvdnrtipa, ag, d. Dor. for fi, ,)- 
 (TTtipa, i]g, y), a bride, female 
 Ff 
 
 i; 
 
MNH 
 
 suitor, match -maker, monitress : ' 
 fr. fiVTjariip, a suitor, monitor. 
 Th. jxraofiai, to be mindful. So 
 too fivacyrijp for fiv7jffT))p, mind- 
 ful of any thing. 
 Mva<Trkuj, Dor. for fivrjaTtu), for 
 
 flVT](JTtVU}. 
 
 Ml 'a or 17 cat,', avTOQ, a. 1. part. 
 DorAor fivrjffri](ja£,h'. fivaaruo, 
 
 jM 2 a (Trie, LOQ, a, Dur. for nvi]a-ic, 
 fur fiviiixT], memory. 
 
 Mi'ciaijjVy ojvoQ, 6, the name of a 
 man. 
 
 Mvdio, Off in pros, obsol., to recall 
 to memory, put in mind, remind, 
 admonish ; f. ?/(tw, a. 1. tfiinjaa, 
 a. 1. part, fivt'irrag. 
 
 Mvta, r]Q, rj, Ion. for fivd. 
 
 MvssaOaiy Ion. for ^nuitaOai, to 
 commemorate; fivewfJievoi;, woo- 
 ing, pres. part. Ion, ir. fivdofiai. 
 
 Mvtt'a, aQ, y'ly mention, memoi-\', 
 remembrance : fr. fjLvduj. 
 
 Mvrjfia, ciTog, to, a memorial, 
 monument, sepulchre : fr. perf. 
 pass, of the same verb. 
 
 Mi'/;/LitToi/, ov, TO J the same as 
 
 MvtjiJiT], v,Q, I'l, memory, remem- 
 brance, mention : fr. perf. ^k- 
 HVi][.iai, of ^vdofiai. 
 
 Mvf)^r]'iov, TO, Ion. for ^vrifttlov. 
 
 Mvrifxorevio, to hold in one's 
 memory, be mindful of, com- 
 memorate, mention, remind ; f. 
 fuauj; fivj]^ovtwfiai, to be held 
 in memory, be related or cele- 
 brated : & 
 
 'MvtjfioviKOQy 1], bv, capable of re- 
 membering, mindful; belonging 
 to or deserving remembrance, 
 memorable : fr. fivtjfiojp. 
 
 Mvtjfioavvt], rjg, /'/, memory ; the 
 name of a goddess, Mnemosyne: 
 & 
 
 'Mvi]fi6avvov, ov, to, that which 
 refreshes in our jninds the re- 
 collection of any thing, remem- 
 brance, monument, memorial : 
 & 
 
 }ilvr]fx(jjv, ovoQ, 6, r/, mindful ; 
 endued with a good memory 
 fr. fivdit). 
 
 MvrjfTaiaTO, Ion. for jivijaaivTO, 
 3 pi. a. 1. opt. m. & 
 
 'Mvr](7d(7a, having remembered 
 a. I. part. act. f. g. & 
 
 Mvi;(Tacric£ro, Ion. for ifxi'tjaaTo, 
 3 sing. a. 1. m. fr. fxvdu). 
 
 Mvt)(Teai, you will remember, Ion. 
 for /iVfyo-y, 2 sing. f. 1. m. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 MvrjaOtir, a. 1. part. pass. fr. 
 ijxvr}<T9)]v, of the same verb. 
 
 "MvijirByg, 2 sing. a. 1. subj. pass. ; 
 fiviiaOtiTi, &L in 2 pi. firi](y9t)Tf, 
 a. 1. imper., fivyjaOfjvai, a. 1. 
 inf., fiVT](TOr)rrufi,ai, f. 1. pass, of 
 the same verb. 
 
 Mvijffi^wpeu), Dor. ^ivacr., *n be 
 
 MNfl 
 
 MOI 
 
 MOA 
 
 MON 
 
 mindful of benefits to be given,' ro, 3 pi. imi)f. of the preceding 
 
 careful to offer : tV. ^paofxaiy f. 
 
 ixrrjaofxai, &i iCJpov. 
 MvtjmKaK'eu), t5, to bear in mind 
 evil or injury received : fr. /ura- 
 ojticft, f. jL/v/yffOjua/, & Kafcog, evil. 
 MprjcriKaKia, ag, y, remembrance 
 of injuries, animosity : fr. 
 
 MrtiaiKUKog, 6, ?'/, mindful of in- 
 juries received, resentful : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 Mj'//rrt7r>/^a>i', ovog,6, »'/, remem- 
 bering misfortunes: iv.yivdonai, 
 Trijmt. 
 
 ^IviifTKOfiai, for fii^ivrjnKOfiai. 
 
 Mv//(TOjua(, I shall be mindful, f. 
 1. m. & 
 
 MrrjaofitO' for fivtjffoixtBa, 1 pi. 
 f. 1. m. of iivdofiai. 
 
 yivi]<TTeia, ag, ?'/, courting, wooing, 
 espousing : fr. ^vt]tyTtvio. 
 
 MvijCFTiipa, ag, »), a bride ; one 
 who reminds, awakes or e.xcites : 
 fr. fivt)(Tri)p. 
 
 l^lvt](TTtvfia, aTog, to, courtship, 
 the oltject of courtship, espou- 
 sals : fr. 
 
 MptjffTtvu), to seek in man'iage, 
 woo, court ; win as a bride, 
 marry ; woo for another ; be- 
 troth, affiance ; court the favour 
 of, conciliate, aspire to, desire, 
 get ; f. tvffu), perf. ^n^ivifaTivKa ; 
 pres. pass. fiPijiyTtvoj-iai, to be 
 betrothed, a term applied to 
 women only, with dat. ; jjcrf. 
 pass. ^tuvijfTTevfiaif perf. }>art. 
 f. g. fie^vt](TTevfiei')], i/g, ?/, hav- 
 ing been betrothed, a. 1. pass, 
 kfiV)]<TTii>9t]v, a. 1. part. j)ass. 
 fxvrj(TTiv9tigj i~i(Ta, iv ; fr. p.vi]- 
 (TTog. 
 
 Mvt](TTeu), o), f. Tjffw, the same as 
 tlie above. 
 
 MvriffTi), ijg, j), a woman betroth- 
 ed, bride : & 
 
 MvTjffTtjp, ij^oc, 6, a suitor, can- 
 didate ; ace. pi. ^rz/TrJ/pac. Th. 
 l-ivdofiai, to woo. 
 
 MvTJaTig, tog & log, >), memory, 
 mention : fr. the same. 
 
 MvijaTog, i), bv, betrothed, affi- 
 anced, married : fr. the same. 
 
 MvrjffTvg, vog, >'/, courtship : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 Mvr)(TTu)py opog, b, »/, a wooer ; 
 mindful : fr. the same. 
 
 .Mj'iapijc, a, bv, mossy ; fividpoio 
 TdTTTjTog, of tapestry as soft as 
 moss ; Epigr. in Suid. 
 
 Mvwtig, laca, tv, the same : fr. 
 
 iMNl'ON, ov, TO, moss, sea-weed. 
 
 Mvioj or Miw, to eat. 
 
 MN0Y~2, fivov, b, the first down, 
 or soft hair : fr. {xviov. 
 
 Mi'wfo, Ion. for fivojov, pres. im- 
 per. pass. fr. 
 
 Mvtbo^ai, poet, for fivu>nai, fr. 
 Hvdojjiai, to remember, sue. 
 
 Mvwovro, Ion. & poet, for ifivCJv- 
 (434) 
 
 MOrrO'2, ov, b, one of thick 
 voice, a hollow voice. 
 
 TAoytpbg, d, bv, laborious, wretch- 
 ed, painful, grievous, calamitous: 
 fr. fioyog. 
 
 yioytviuc, Dor. for fioyovfitv, we 
 labour, 1 pi. pres. ind. act. fr. 
 
 Moytiu, t5, to labour hard, be 
 worn out with labour, toil, 
 grieve, suffer pain or hardship ; 
 f. i')(Tuj. Th. i-ioyog. 
 
 yioyiXoXia, ng, »/, hesitation in 
 speaking, difficultv of speech : 
 fr. 
 
 MoytXaXot;, 6, i), that speaks with 
 difficulty, has an impediment of 
 speech, hesitating, stuttering : 
 
 fr, 
 
 fioyig, 
 
 \a\t 
 
 tU). 
 
 yioyig, A: ]Mo/\(t% adv., hardly, 
 with difficulty : fr. 
 
 MOTOS, oj', o, labour, toil, sweat, 
 pain, hardship, distress, trouble, 
 affiietion : (poet.) 
 
 'MoyocTTOKog, b, >'/, that under- 
 takes the labour of bringing into 
 the world, engaged in attending 
 on childbirth, an epith. of Lu- 
 cina ; also having a difficult la- 
 bour : fr. ^ibypg, tiktu). 
 
 MO'AIOS, 01', 6, fr. the Lat. mo- 
 (flus, a dry measure, bushel. 
 
 ^lO'BAS, ojcot;, 6, a bond-slave. 
 
 M0'60i\ Of, 6, labour, toil ; war, 
 fight, tumult, terror. Hence 
 
 M('»0cuj', lovog, b, a bond-slave ; 
 vile, trilling, chattering, j)roud. 
 
 MuOotviKog, i), bv, insolent, proud : 
 fr. the above. 
 
 Moi, to me, dat. sing. fr. tyw, I. 
 
 Moifivduj, it), & Mot^yX/Xtu, to 
 contract the lips, wink the eyes : 
 fr. ^vu). 
 
 Mojpa, ag, »'/, a part, portion ; 
 fate, death ; division of an army, 
 detachment ; condition, station, 
 lot, good or bad, office, duty, 
 rank, place, honour, estima- 
 tion ; an oracle ; decree ; jcara 
 /julpav, suitably, ])roperly ; ira- 
 pd ^olpav, unsuitably ; gen. pi. 
 yEol. ^otpd'wv. 
 
 MoTpat, Parav, the Fates. Tli. 
 fieipu},t() divide, get by lot, perf. 
 m. ^iffiopa. 
 
 Moipdu), G), f. i)fjtt), to divide, 
 share, distribute, part out, allot: 
 fr. fiolpa. 
 
 MoipTiytviig, tog, b, i), born under 
 lucky auspices, prosperous : fr. 
 /.lolpa, yivo^iai. 
 
 yioipt]y^ri]g, ov, b, the leader of a 
 division : fr, f^iolpa, dya>. 
 
 Moipiciog, a, ov, poet, fatal, de- 
 termined l>y fate : fr. fiolpa. 
 
 MoipoKpavTog, 6, >y, brought about 
 by fate, destined : fr. nolpa, 
 Kpaivuj. 
 
 Molffa, ag, a, Dor. for Movcra, rig, 
 )'/, a Muse. 
 
 MoiffaXog, a, ov, poet. & Dor. forlMOAOvyn v ^- • t * t 
 
 Moirrdv, gen. pi. Dor. for Movaiov. 
 Motxaypia, tov, jd, the penalty 
 
 MOX 
 
 or ,lama-e.s paid by one taken moaox, <>. the name of 
 m a, ultery,,,r ,,ai,l on dctecim, nndi-l. UohvvZl 
 
 of the adulterer: fr. fioixbg, 
 dypa. 
 
 y\oixa\\g, icog, t), an adulteress ; 
 
 lewdness; wicked, faithless. Th. 
 
 fioixog. 
 
 Moixdofiai, wfiat, to be an adul- 
 terer, commit adultery ; f. jjco- 
 
 fxaL, i)erf. ntfioixn^ai : fr. the 
 
 same til. 
 Moixdg, dcog, »/, an adulteress : 
 
 fr. ^uixog. 
 Moixdio, lo, to commit adultery ; 
 
 appropriate to one's self without 
 
 rigijt : fr. fiotxog- 
 Moixtia, ag, i), adultery : fr ixoi- 
 
 X^bio. 
 
 MoixtoQeig, ilaa, ev, a. 1. j)art. 
 pass. fr. 
 
 Motxfi'w, to debaucli, violate, 
 connnit adultery ; f. tv<Tu), perf. 
 fitHoixevKa, a, 1. t/jioixevaa : fr. 
 Hoixog. 
 
 UoixicLog, a, ov, born in adul- 
 tery, spurious : & 
 
 MoixiKbg, t), bv, given to adul- 
 ter \ : fr. 
 
 MOIXO^S, ov, b, Lat. moschus, an 
 
 adulterer, debauclier. 
 
 WOAnVS, ou, b, yEol. (ioXybg, 
 
 Lat. bufijii, a sack made of skin, 
 
 a budget ; peculator : the same 
 
 as d^ioXybg, the time of milkin.r. 
 
 MOAIi'Q, or MoXoj, f. ijau), to 
 
 come, go, return, run ; a. 2. act. 
 
 tfinXov, a. 2. part. act. fxoXwv, 
 
 f. 2. m. fioXovi^iai. 
 
 MoXi(iaxO,)g, iog, b, //, heavy as 
 
 lead : fr. fibXilSng, dxOog. 
 MoXifidaiva or UoXvJidan'a, Tjg, 
 
 V, a ball or mass of lead : & 
 ^loXijiceog, a, ov, contr. MoXt- 
 ftcovg, J, ovv, & MoXiji^ivog, or 
 MoXvficivi^, 1), ov, leaden : & 
 ^\oXiiic\g or UoXvii^lg, kiog, y, a 
 bullet : fr. 
 
 MO'AIBAOS, or M6Xv(3dog, ov, 
 
 o, lead. 
 MoXijiog, or MnXv/Sog, ov, b, the 
 
 f^anie, II. A. 237. 
 MbXig, adv., scarcely, with diffi- 
 culty ; same as fi6yog. Th. fi6- 
 Xog, labour. 
 MOAOBPO'2, d, bv, voracious, 
 greedy, gluttonous ; a vagabond, 
 beggar; as if ^ioX(;>v tirl jSopdv, 
 connng after food. 
 MOAO'eOYPOS, ov, b, the name 
 
 of an herb. 
 MoXolna, having come, Dor. for 
 HoXovtra, a. 2. part. f. g. fr. //o- 
 
 MO'AOS, ov, b, labour, toil, bat- 
 tle, engagement, groaning. 
 
 7mchu3; Engl, by contr. monk. 
 
 -, — ■"■■-^ KjM. t» 111. uovog 
 
 long syllables ; an inhabitant of Moi/«,nc //'Dor nn..A .« oi •^• 
 Molossis, a region of Epirus • a nlace hn Mm?- ' ^ ' ^''^'''^ 
 Molossian dog^,r mastiff. ' \ t \bod^^^^^^^^ J^onastery ; 
 ^loXbx, o, the ''name of an idol :| lenc^ ' b t h ' Th' '''', "l^"" 
 
 undecl. Hebr. rei.mJo.. Mo, „«/.?' i ^V"^ '. ''"* 
 
 VI or?;, Tjg, y, alone : fr. fiovog. 
 
 Movypyg, eog, b, r), single, alone, 
 
 solitary, lonely : fr. fiovog, dpu,. 
 
 ^lovifiog. o, V, abiding, perma- 
 
 MoXird^u), f. daoj, to sing, eele 
 brate : fr. 
 MoXtt/}, yg^ ,), a song, song with 
 
 dancii^g, strain, l^W : fr P' ^J h^iii.l' '^'''"^' ^"""^- 
 //^>'.ro>,,>erf.m.«/LnX^. !IJ .'„ .''""' ^""> constant, 
 
 Hi>'.Tu), perf. m. fii/ioX7ra. 
 MoXmi^bv, adv. with dancino- or 
 
 singing, in tune. * 
 
 MoXvlS^aiva & UoXvfiSog, see 
 
 HoXific^aiva & ^i6Xi(3cog. 
 MoXvl3dox((o, w, f. y<Tio, to pour, 
 
 fuse or melt lead : fr. noXvScog, 
 
 ^loXvvoTTpaynoviofiai, ov^iai, to 
 engage or be concerned in dirty 
 jobs: fr. noXvvoj, rrpdyfia. 
 MOAiTNQ, to defile, contami- 
 nate, pollute, disgrace, disho- 
 nour j of colours, to stain, dye ; 
 t vvio, a. 1. IjjioXvva, perf. 'yuf- 
 fibXvyKa, perf. pa.ss. fiffioXvfi- 
 f^ai, & Att. f-UfioXvafiai, a. I. 
 pass. tfXoXvvOyv, yg, y. 
 ^IdXva^a, aTog, Tb, MoXva^bg, 
 ov, o, & MoXvvaig, twg, >), con 
 taniination, pollution : fr. uo- 
 Xvvu). 
 
 MoXw, to come : see ^loXkoj. 
 MoXwv, a. 2. part. act. fr. the 
 
 altove. 
 Mo^0a, dg,d. Dor. for 
 Mo^0//, ijg, if, complaint, repre- 
 hension : fr. perf. m. fik^io^(pa, 
 
 of fifi^KpOfiai, to blame. 
 MovaciKog, y, bv, belonging to 
 
 one, singular, only : fr. fiovdg. 
 yiovafi7rvKia,ag, ry,poet. a driving 
 
 of liorses with a single rein ; 
 
 the head-oriuiment for a single' 
 
 horse, frontlet : fr. 
 MovdfiTrv^, VKog,&.Movd^7rvKog, 
 
 ov, b, y, Jjaving a single rein or 
 frontlet ; a single liorse : fr. 
 fiovog, dfiTTv^. 
 Movapx^u), Cj, to rule or govern 
 alone, with absolute power : fr. 
 ^^ovdpxyg,ov,b, that rules aione! 
 a monarch : fr. uovog, dpxrj. 
 Movapxia, ag, y, monarchy, the 
 sovereignty of one : & 
 MovapxiKbg, y, bv, belonging to 
 a monarch or monarchy, a fa- 
 
 vourer of monarchy : fr. 
 ^lovapxog, ov, b, y, that rules 
 alone, a monarch: fr. uovog, 
 
 Uovdg, ddog, y, unity, an unit, 
 the ace on dice ; as adj. soli- 
 tary, alone : fr. fiovog. 
 
 ^lovaffTypiov, ov, Tb, Lat. nwnas- 
 terium, where one lives in soli- 
 tude, a monastery. 
 
 Uovaxbg, y, bv, solitary, alone ; 
 
 fitted to receive one ; Lat. ino 
 
 (435) 
 
 stable, diligent : fr. ^kvui, Ui^vL 
 m, fitfiova. 
 
 Moviog, or Mor^oc, o, y, solitarv, 
 that hkes to live alone, .sava^'o 
 said of wild boai-s, Th fiovog. ' 
 
 Movimrog, b, y, a single saddle 
 Jiorse, as oi)i)osed to one in har- 
 ness : fr. ^ovog, 'imrog. 
 
 ^loyo(3d'/xiov,ovog, Dor. i'or fxovo- 
 (iiJUiov, 0, y, walking alone 
 smgly : fr. ^dvog, (iaivw. 
 
 Movoyivyg, tog, b, y, only-begot- 
 ten, of the same race : fr. fibvog 
 yhog, family. Th. ydvofiai. ' 
 
 Moyu^spKTrjg, ov, b, one-eyed : fr. 
 
 ^oiwg, cepKOfiai. 
 Movocovg, CovTog, b, ,), having 
 
 but one tooth : fr. ^ovog, bcovg. 
 MovocpoTTov tpvTov, a plant hav- 
 
 mg but one stem : fr. uovog 
 
 CpSTTiO. ' 
 
 Movoti^f)g, kog, b, y, uniform, of 
 one shape : fr. ^6voc, tldog. 
 
 Movo^v^, vyog, b, y, alone in the 
 yoke, bereft of spouse : fr. uovog, 
 Ktvyvvfii. 
 
 Moj/d^wvoc, 6, »/,havingone girdle, 
 active in war, light-armed : fr. 
 fiovog, Zojvy. 
 
 Movoiifitpog, b, y, lasting for one 
 day : fr. fiovog, yfikpa. 
 
 MovoKtputg, loTog, b, y, the uni- 
 corn, an animal having but one 
 horn : fr. fiovog, Kspag. 
 
 MovoKoiTtio, w, to lie or sleep 
 alone : fr. fiovog, KoiTtio. 
 
 Mov6KXavaTog, b, y, lamented 
 only by one : fr. fiovog, kXo'ho. 
 
 "SUroKpymg, Idog, b, y, that has 
 
 but one .shoe or sandal : fr. fio- 
 vog, Kpyrrig. 
 MovoKpoTog, b, y, having a single 
 
 bench of oars : i'r. fiSvog, KpoTioj. 
 MovoKioTTog, b, y, having orusino- 
 
 but one oar : fr. fibvog, Kojiry. ° 
 Movofiariop, opog, b, having a 
 
 mother only : fr. fiovog, fiyryo. 
 
 Movofiaxsio, w, f. yaio, to engage 
 m smgle combat : fr. fiovofid- 
 
 Movofiaxla, ag, ,), a single com- 
 bat, duel, contest of one swords- 
 man with another : fr. 
 
 Movofidxog, b, y, a single com- 
 batant, gladiator; used in single 
 combat : fr. fibvog, fidxofiai. 
 
 Movov, adv. only ; before a verb, 
 however, at least. 
 [Movo^vXog, 6, »/, made of an en- 
 F F 2 
 
MON 
 
 tire piece of wood. Th. ^u\ov. 
 MovoTTatc, TraidoQy 6, r), having 
 
 but one child ; an only child : 
 
 fr. ^ni'og, TraTt;. 
 "MouoTTcrrXoc, u, ?/, clad in a long 
 
 or upper robe alone : fr. fiot'oi;, 
 
 TTSTrXog. 
 MovoTTioXog, b, i), drawn hy or 
 
 riding on a single horse : fr, 
 
 fiovog, TTwXog. 
 MovoppvOfJiog, b, y), inhabited by 
 
 one «)nly : fr. /.lovog, pvOfioQ. 
 MO N02, t], ov, alone, only, sole, 
 
 mere, single, solitary, lonely, de- 
 serted. 
 "M-ovorflr'no, a), to eat food alone 
 
 or only once a day. Th. oItoc 
 
 *■ •- "* 
 
 Moi^oa/cz/Trrpoc, o, //, wieldhig the 
 
 sceptre alone : fr. fxovog, aKrjTr 
 
 Tpov. 
 Movo(Trt/3/)c, fOQf 6, r/, going 
 
 alone : fr. jjioi'og, aTti[3uj. 
 Moi/ooToXoc, o, V, sent or coming 
 
 alone, alone, solitary : fr. noyog, 
 
 (TTfWiO. 
 
 "Mot'OTEKVOQ, 6, rj, having but one 
 child : fr. ^ovog, TtKvoif. 
 
 Moi'orpaTrt^og, 6, »/, seated at 
 table alone : h\ {.lovog^rpctTrt^a 
 
 MovorpoTTog, 6, »/, that dwells 
 alone, solitary, austere, self-will- 
 ed : fr. fiovog, TpsTTio. 
 
 Movo(pdYog, 6, »'/, eating alone or 
 but once a day : fr. finiog, (puyijj. 
 
 Mov6<p9a\fiog, o, //, one-eyed: fr. 
 ftoi/oc, 6(p8a\i^6g. 
 
 'Mov6(ppovpogy 6, »/, watching a- 
 lone : fr. fiovog, <ppovpd. 
 
 Mov6'ppix)V, ovog^ 6, //, alone in 
 oi)inion : fr. fiovog, ^piiv. 
 
 Movox?/\of, 6, r), having a solid 
 hoof : fr. fiovog, x^l^h- 
 
 MovoxiTiou, ioi'og, 6, i), wearing 
 a tunic or cloak onlv. Th. \irwv 
 
 Moj^6v//d0oc, Dor. for \iovb^y]^og, 
 6, r), having one vote, standing 
 alone in opinion, depending on 
 one's own judgment. Th. i/z/y^ot;. 
 
 Movow, a), to make single, soli- 
 tary or destitute, desert, leave 
 alone ; f. wcw, perf. ^tfioi'ioKa, 
 pf. part. pass. f. g. /if^otMr^^tti'//, 
 having been left alone, a. I. pass 
 IjjiovdoOTjv. Th. fioiwg. 
 
 Mot^i^idkuj, (S, f. ijtToj, to sing alone 
 sing a monody : & 
 
 Mov(i)dia, oc, >'/, a monody ; a 
 singing alone : fr. ^ovog, diicco 
 
 MovujOdg, tXffa, tv, having been 
 deserted, a. 1. part. pass. & 
 
 'MovioQfjvai, a. 1. inf. pass, of fio- 
 
 VOd). 
 
 Movuivv^, or M(Jvf^, v^og, 6, 7), 
 having solid hoofs, having the 
 hoof undivided, as the horse : 
 fr. p.6vog, bvv%. 
 
 "Moviog^ adv. singly, solely, in no 
 other way. 
 
 Movwrarof, j;, or, most alone, 
 superl. fr. {lovog, alone. 
 
 MOP 
 
 M6vu)y\j, loTTog, 6, »/, one-eyed : fr. 
 fxouog, a>\//. 
 
 Mojoa, ag, j;, same as fjiolpa ; also 
 a phalanx or cohort among the 
 Spartans ; a civil division or 
 tribe, of which there were 12, 
 among the same people. 
 
 MOPE'A, ag, r;, Lat. moruSy the 
 mulberry-tree. 
 
 Moptw. f. r)(Tit), poet, to kill : fr. 
 /iooof, Lat. mors, death. 
 
 Mopia, ag, ?/, the olive-tree, sa- 
 cred at Athens to Minerva : 
 hence Mopio(; Zfif^, Jupiter, as 
 protector of the sacred olives. 
 
 Mopc/.io(,-, same as nopcrifiog, 6, 1), 
 fatal, fated : fr. fxopog. 
 
 Moptor, ov, TO, a part, particle, 
 small part or portion ; any part 
 of the body : dim. fr. fiopog, 
 portion. Th. fitipu). 
 
 MonfioXvKeioi; or jcttov, & kiov, 
 ov, TO, a bugbear, mask. Th. 
 ^opfiuj, nvg, //, a liobgoblin. 
 
 MopunXvTTopai, to terrify with a 
 bugbear : fr. /iop/<a». 
 
 MoojuopwTTocr), or, terrific, fright- 
 ful : fr. finpfiog, Mxp. 
 
 Moppog. 0, alarming ; idle terror. 
 
 MOPMvPQ, Lat. tnurmuro, to 
 make a noise like the waves of 
 the sea, roar, murmur, purl : fr. 
 fivpcj, to flow. 
 
 ^lopjjLvffffofAai, to teiTify : ir. fiop- 
 fiog. 
 
 MOPMQ', ovg, r), & Mopfiujv, 
 Cjvog, 6, a bugbear, hobgoblin, 
 rawhead ; ^Eol. (3op^id, whence 
 t'ormido. There is also 
 
 Mop^aJ, adv. for <ptv. 
 
 MopfxtoTog, 7), bv, frightful, ghast- 
 ly : fr. ii6[)iiQg. 
 
 Mnn^w, 1 will wipe, f. 1. act. of 
 fiopyi'uoj, ov p6uyi'vjj.i, for b^iop- 
 yi'j'/u, to wipe off. 
 
 yiopoiig, (ffffa, iv, fatal, destruc- 
 tive : fr. ^opog. 
 
 Mopov, 0X1, TO, Lat. Diontm, the 
 mulberry. 
 
 Mopo^, ov, 6, a lot, porti(»n, fate, 
 destiny, death, destruction. Lat. 
 Diors. Mopor Ciiovai tivi, to in- 
 flict death on one. Th. fxiipuj, 
 perf. m. t^p.opa. 
 
 MO'POXeOS, ov, b, an Egyptian 
 stone, used to whiten garments. 
 
 Mopnijjiog, or Mopifiog, b, >'/, ap- 
 pointed by fate, destined, doom- 
 ed, fatal, deadly, mortal : fr. 
 fxopog. 
 
 MOPY'SSQ, to defile, pollute, 
 contaminate ; f. ^lo, perf. fxt^io- 
 
 Mop^a, 5^, a, Dor. for j.iop(p7] ; & 
 ^\op(patig. Dor. for fiop<pt)eig, 
 
 7Jf(T(Ta, ijei', beautiful. 
 Mop<pdZu), f. aojf to gesticulate, 
 
 make attitudes, figure, mimic : 
 
 fr. 
 MOP*H', ijg, 7), Dor. Mop<pd, ag, 
 (436) 
 
 MOY 
 
 a, Lat. foi-ma, foi-m, shape, fi- 
 gure, fashion, mein, air, aspect, 
 beauty, grace, elegance ; mode, 
 manner. 
 
 Mop^rof, 7), ov, tlie same as op0- 
 ibg, obscure, dark, dusky, yel- 
 low, tawny. Th. bptpvi). 
 
 !Mop0('a>, w, hat-fornto, to fonn, 
 fashion, shai)e, invest with form 
 or shape ; f. waw, perf. ^iffwp- 
 (pioKa, perf. pass. ixin6p(poti.iai, a. 
 \. pass. ifiop(pto9t)i', a. I. subj. 
 ])ass. fiop<p(xj9u), ijg, ij. Th. poptpi}. 
 
 Moptpuj^a, arog, rb, form, appear- 
 ance, shape, image : & 
 
 ^loprpiofTig, nog, 7), a forming, for- 
 mation, a)>pearance : Sc 
 
 Mop<pioTpia, ag, ?'/, one who forms 
 or shapes : fr. perf. pass, of 
 f.lop(pno). 
 
 M0'i)2VN, vvog, 6, a wooden 
 
 tower, scaffoid. 
 ^loiTffuvoiKoi, o)v, 01, inhabitants 
 
 of wooden buildings, a people of 
 
 Asia. 
 MoCTxapior, ov, to, a little calf: «S: 
 M6(Tx«tof, 6, If, belonghig to a. 
 
 calf : fr. ii6(T\og. 
 ^I6(r\tvfia, arog, to, a shoot, 
 
 scion : fr. 
 Mocx^f^'w, f. fvaoj, to plant with 
 
 shoots taken from trees ; in- 
 graft : fr. fioffxog. 
 Mo<Txi^io7f, TO, a young twig or 
 
 sucker : & 
 Mocxtoj', OV, 70, a little calf, dim. 
 
 fi". fioaxog. 
 MotrxoTToifo;, o), to make a calf, 
 
 cast its image in metal : f. j}(T(.j, 
 
 perf. fifftoaxoTToitiKci, a. I. tuoa- 
 
 XOTToitjaa : ir. fiotrxog, ttoiuju. 
 MO'SXOS, ov, 0, 7), a calf, heifer ; 
 
 young man or woman ; young, 
 
 tender twig, sucker ; musk, a 
 
 kind of perfume ; fionxm, D».r. 
 
 for fioffxov, &. fioox^Qi Dor. for 
 
 fioaxovg. 
 MofTxoe, 01', 6, Moschns, a proper 
 
 name. 
 MOTO'2, ov, b, & MoTov, TO, lint. 
 Morow, a, to cover a wound with 
 
 lint : fr. the above. 
 MoTiuaig, tiog, 7), the application 
 
 of lint : fr. the above. 
 Movvd^, adv., separately, one by 
 
 one, alone : fr. fiuvvog, for fiovog. 
 'Movvapxiio, Ion. for fxovapx^ut : 
 
 & Mowapxia, Ion. -7/, r/, mon- 
 archy : fr. 
 Movvapxog, Ion. for fioi'apxog, 
 
 that rules alone : fr. fiovog, 
 
 dpxio. Th. cipxrj. 
 Movvoyivt)g, eog, b, 7), only one, 
 
 only-begotten : fr. fiovvog for 
 
 fiovog 6i ytivoficu. 
 "SXovvoKioXov olKtjpa, a house of 
 
 but one story : fiovvoc, kwXov. 
 MovvoXiOog, b, »), made of a 
 
 single stone. Th. XiOog. 
 Movvofiaxiio, f. rjao), to fight in 
 
 MOX 
 
 MY A 
 
 single combat. Ion. for fiovo-] rag, ace. pi. part. pres. fr. 
 ,.axso7. 80 Movvofiaxirf, iov fio- Mox9e^, u>, to laboir, toil, suffer 
 
 MYe 
 
 vofiaxifi 
 '^\ovvog, poet, for fiovog, alone. 
 MovvoTOKog, b, 7), producing but 
 one at a birth : fr. fiovvog, 
 tIktu). I 
 
 Moi'i'o09«X/xoc, o, ,), one-eyed, 
 
 Ion. for fiov6(p9aXpog. 
 :Moi;ro0r/)j,-, iag, ovg, b, //, singu- 
 lar ni its nature, uniform, sim- 
 ple : fr. fiovvog, ipbio. 
 Moju'ow, to, f. o'jfTU), for fiovouj : 
 
 which Sf>e. 
 IMOYNVXI'A, ag, 7), MunifcJna,-^ 
 port of Attica ; a surname of 
 Diana. 
 Moi'j'UYtwi', CJvog, b, the first 
 vernal month of the Athenians, 
 inchiding part of March and 
 April ; so called because in it 
 were celebrated the rites of 
 Diana : fr. the above. 
 MOY^SA, 7}g, 7), Lat. musa, a 
 mus<^, poetess, songstress, musi- 
 cian ; song, nmsic, poetry ; 
 learning, science ; eloquence, 
 wit, wisdom ; fiovad\oi', gen. pi. 
 yEol., fiovffciv, Dor. for fiovauiv. 
 Hence ' 
 
 pain, f. ijiTio, pros, infin. fiox9uv. 
 Th. fi6x9og. Hence 
 
 Mdx^///m, arog, to, Iiardship, 
 toil. ^' 
 
 Mox^/;pa, pi. num. n. g. fr. mov- 
 
 9tjp6r, 
 
 Mox0//pra, ag, 7), wretchedness, 
 hardship, distress, wickedness : 
 \^ 
 
 Mox0»;p6o/xrtt, ovfiai, to labour, 
 be disti-essed : fr. 
 
 ^^oX^nQogy a, bv, laborious, dis- 
 tressing, troublesome, calami- 
 tous, wretched, miserable, bad, 
 vicious, deprave* 1 : fr. fi6x9og. 
 
 :vrpx0/;puic,adv. maliciously, slau 
 derously. 
 
 ^\ox9ii<TavTi, dat. sing. a. 1. part, 
 act. of fiox9Uo, to labour. 
 
 yiox9iKovTi, they labour, Dor. for 
 fiox9iKovm, 3 pi. pros. ind. fr. 
 
 Mox9iKio, the same as fiox9iuj, to 
 labour : fr. 
 
 MO'XeOS, ov, b, labour, toil, 
 trouble, distress, care, misery, 
 irksomeness, wretchedness. 
 
 MoxXevT7}g, ov, 6, one who 
 heaves or moves up ^^ith a 
 
 Mov(Ttiov, ov, TO, a museum, a lever- fr 
 stud V 'Ir''^'''"^ ^"'' '^'^ '''"'"' ^ MoxX.,^u., 'moxX^o;, & -do>, d, to 
 
 study : fr. 
 Mov(Tt7og, a, ov, pertaining to 
 
 the muses : fr. fiovaa. 
 Movm^ut, to contend in sino-iu"- • 
 sing, j>Iay music : fr. the same.' 
 MovrriKt), fjg, 7), Lat. wuska, (sc. 
 rexpi], art,) m.usic ; the poetic 
 art ; study of literature : fr. 
 MovffiKog, 7), bv, Lat. musicua, be- 
 longing to the muses ; fond of 
 or skilled in music, musical ; 
 fond of learning; devoted to the 
 liberal arts, being a poet : th. 
 fioTxra. 
 
 MoviTiKiZg, musically, elegantly ; 
 adv. fr. the above. 
 
 Movffiacuv, i)oet. & Dor. for 
 HovrriliLv, to sing. Th. fxohaa. 
 
 '^\ov<T6fia%>Tig, eiog, b, the pro- 
 phetic songster : fr. fiovaa, 
 fidvTig. 
 
 'MovcroTTOiiio, w, f. /yo-to, to write 
 l>o(try, celebrate in song : fi\ 
 
 UuvrroTrnibg, ov, b, 7), a lyric 
 poet or poetess : fr.fiovcra, ttouio. 
 
 Moi'o-oTToXof, 6, //, a servant or 
 votary of the muses : fr. fiovaa, 
 
 TToXiU). 
 
 Mov(Tovpybg, ov, 6, 7), a musical 
 performer or orator, well-edu 
 
 fined, polite : fr. fiovaa, tpyoi . 
 
 "Slovnoix), u>, f. (iflrw, to render har- 
 monious ; put uito verse, in- 
 struct in the arts of the Muses, 
 instruct generally : fr. fioifaa. 
 
 MovfTTiv, Attic for fxov tcrriv. 
 
 ^lexOfurrae, Dor. for fiox9ovv-^ 
 
 >vrench, tear away, heave, or 
 niove by lexers : fr. 
 MoxXo(,% ov, b, a lever, bar, bolt, 
 lock, the same as bxXtvg. 
 Moi^of, ov, b, the name of a man. 
 MY~, a cry of sorrow, discontent, 
 or scorn. 
 Mua^, aKog, 6, a limpet, kind of 
 shell-tlsh : th. fivg, fivog. 
 Mvag, ace. pi. fr. fivg. 
 Mvd(o, t» close the eyes, wink, 
 
 compress the lij.s : fr. fiv. 
 MvyaXktj, or MvyaXf), or Mvo- 
 ydXtj, t), a weasel-mouse ; rat ; 
 an animal between a cat and a 
 mouse : fr. fwg, yaXkif or yaXtf. 
 
 Mvyfibg, ov, b, the squeaking of 
 a mouse ; sound emitted from 
 the nostrils when the lips are 
 closed, sigh, groan. Th. fiv^u). 
 
 MVAA'ZOMAI, to loathe, abhor; 
 as it were by closing the eyes : 
 fr. fivoj. 
 
 'MvCa'ivu), f.avuj, to drop, moisten 
 make putrid : fr. fivcdio. 
 
 Mv^aXkog, a, ov, wet, moist, soak- 
 ed, damp ; mouldy, putrid : fr. 
 
 MTAA'Q, uJ, to be or grow wet 
 or moist, become spoiled, putrid, 
 or mouldy with too much moist- 
 
 - 1. 1 , V " — "* .t.v^uiuy »viLii LOO luucn moist- 
 
 Hence 
 
 Tslvcifaig, eiog, 7), moisture, damp- 
 ness, nuKildiness, putrefaction 
 from too much moisture. 
 
 Mvdog, Lat. mutus, mute or dumb: 
 fr. fivu), to close the lips : also 
 
 MvSog, ov, 6, moistness, damp- 
 (437) 
 
 ness ; morbid matter. 
 MvSouxraj', poet, for fivcuxrav, 
 ace. s. pt. i>res. f. g. of fivcdu,. 
 
 ^!^'^PI'ASl2:,.a>c,>/,acomplaint 
 ni the eye; dimness of sight : fr. 
 fivcduj. 
 
 Mv^poKTVTTUo, u,, f. 7;Vta,,to ham- 
 mer red-hot iron : fr. 
 
 MvdpaKTVTTog, b, 7), hammering 
 or forging red-hot iron : fr. fiv- 
 
 MY'APOv, ov, b, red-hot iron ; 
 a mass, ball of fire. 
 MYAQ'N, uivog, b, fungous flesh 
 in a fistulous sore : fr. fivSdoj. 
 MvcujVy iovog, b, Mydon, a proper 
 
 name ; ace. Mvciova. 
 MveXoetg, frrffa, tv, full of mar- 
 row, fat, mitritious : fr. 
 MYEAO'2, ov, b, Lat. nw.dulla, 
 marrow, pith, nourishing food, 
 the brain ; inmost recess. 
 MvAow, (i, f. loau), to fill with 
 marrow : fr. the above. 
 "Slmg, nom. pi. fr. fivg, fivbg, 6, a 
 mouse ; voc. (i fiv^ gen. pi. fivCJv, 
 dat. j»l. fivtnmv. 
 MYL'12, to instruct in sacred 
 things, initiate; f. jjau), perf. 
 fi>fivr]Ka. 
 Mv^^clu) & My^c'tu, to suck out: fr. 
 MY Z12, f. v(TU), Lat. iuusso, to 
 close the lips and utter a sound 
 through the nostrils, suore, sigh, 
 groan ; also, to suck. 
 Mv9tai, Ion. for fiv9t^, 2 s. pres. 
 subj. of fiv9ofiai, i'or fiv9eofiat, 
 to say. Th. fiv9og, a word. 
 Mv9u(t9s, 2 pi. & fiv9dTai, 3 s. 
 pros, m., fiv9Cia9ai, pres. inf. fr. 
 Uv9kofiai, to say, speak, tell, re- 
 late, con vei-se, enjoin. 'n\.fiv9og. 
 ^\v9tvio, f. ivnu), to tell in a fable, 
 feign : fr. the same th. 
 MvOi^aaifinv, I may have said, a. 
 
 L opt. m. & 
 ^lv9l]aa(T9ai, a. 1. inf. m. & 
 Uv9ii(raTo, 3 sing. a. I. mid. Ion. 
 fr. tfiv9i](TdfiT}v, o), aro, of fiv 
 9kofiai, to say. 
 y^lv9i]Tt]g, ov, b, one who tells 
 fables, an insurgent : fr. the 
 same. 
 Mv9i^ni(Ta, Dor. for fxv9i^ov(Ta, 
 saying, j)res. part. f. g. fr. 
 Mv9i'Cio, to say strange things, 
 speak ; mutter. Th. fiv9og. 
 Mv9iKbg, 7), bv, falmlous, given to 
 
 fable : fr. the same th. 
 Mv96ypa(pog, ov, b, 7), a writer of 
 fables : fr. fiv9og, ypd(pu). 
 ^lv9oXoyf.vuj, f. ivau), to relate a 
 
 fable, s])eak, say, relate : & 
 ^lv9oXoyku), f. Tfau), to relate fa- 
 bles, deal in the marvellous, ce- 
 lebrate by fictions, relate, in vent, 
 imagine : &, 
 nv9oXoyia, ag, r), the telling of 
 fables, fabulous history, mytho- 
 logy : fr. fiv9og, \6yog. 
 
MY A 
 
 MvdoTToibg, 6, r), that invents 
 fables : fr. iivQoq, iroinx). 
 
 MY~B02, ov, 6, a word, saying, 
 speech, discourse, fable, fiction, 
 title, narrative, storv, report, 
 proverb ; counsel, sedition, fac- 
 tion : as if fr. fivkoj. 
 
 MvOnjdicFTarog, ov, superl. fi\ 
 
 MvOiodijg^ tog, 6, t), fabulous : fr. 
 fii'Oog, eloog. 
 
 MYPA, ac, V, a fly, gnat ; gen. 
 pi. fivtd'uii/, Dor. for fxviCJv : fr. 
 
 MYKA'Q, Lat. mugio, to bellow, 
 low, howl, bray, roar, rumble ; 
 f. rjfrio, j)f. jLtfjUVKra, a. 2. tf.ivKov 
 & Ion. ^vKov : formed from the 
 lowing noise of oxen, ^u, or moo. 
 
 MvKe, for tfxvKiy Ion. 3 sing. a. 2. 
 fr, the above. 
 
 MvKijiifibg, ov, 6, a bellowing, 
 
 roaring 
 
 & 
 
 MvKt]iJ.a, ciTog, to, a lowing, bel- 
 lowing : fr. ^vKciit). 
 
 MvKr)vr)9iv, adv. from Mycenae. 
 
 Mi'Kiipog, or MovKijoog, ov, 6, an 
 almond-tree, almond. 
 
 MY'KHS, rjTog or ov, 6, a mush- 
 room ; the pummel of the hilt of 
 a sword. 
 
 MvKrjfTig, (ojg, //, a bellowing, 
 braying, roaring : fr. fivKcin}. 
 
 MvKrjTciv, bellowing, gen.pl. Dor, 
 for ixvKTfTutv, fr. 
 
 "MvKrjTiig, ov, 6, that bellows : fr. 
 
 /uLVKaoj. 
 
 MY'KAAI, u)v, at, or M{>kXoi, o'l, 
 
 the black stripes on the neck and 
 
 feet of asses. 
 "MvKOv, Ion. for t^vKov, they 
 
 roared, rumbled, 3 pi. a. 2. act. 
 
 of ^VKauj. 
 MYKTH*P, ijpog, 6,anostril,nose, 
 
 proboscis ; derision, mockery : 
 
 fr. ^iv(T(Tix), to wipe the nose : 
 
 hence 
 MvKTrjpi^u), to snort ; turn up 
 
 the nose, mock, sneer, laugh at ; 
 
 f. i<Tw, perf. ^€fivKrfjpiKa, a. I. 
 
 sfJiVKTrjpKra. 
 MvKTTjpKTfxbg, ov, 6, a scoffing, 
 
 derision : fr. ixvKTrjpi^u}. 
 MvKrr]piTTrig, ov, 6, a scoffer, 
 
 sneerer : fr. the same. 
 'MvKTrjpoOev, from the nostrils. 
 MvKTTipoKOfnrog, 6, 17, fiery, snort- 
 ing, foaming : p.vKTt)p, KOfiirog. 
 MvAaTog, a, ov, of a mill : fr. 
 
 fivKi). 
 MuXa^, aKog, 6, a mill-stone ; 
 
 round stone ; rock. Th. 
 MY'AH, r]g, //, a mill ; the nether 
 
 mill-stone ; barley ground in a 
 
 mill ; the kneepan ; a false birth ; 
 
 back tooth or grinder. 
 Mv\r](paTog, 6, 1), ground by a 
 
 mill-stone : fr. fivXr], 0aa>. 
 MvXtdu), a>, to have one's teeth 
 
 chatter for cold, gnash one's 
 
 teeth. 
 
 MYP 
 
 MvXiKog, 1), b)', of a mill. Th. 
 
 fiiiXtj. 
 MvXioiovreg, poet, for i.ivXiiovTfg, 
 
 nom. pi. pres. part. act. of 
 
 fivXtdu). 
 MvXXdg, cidog, >/, a harlot, as if 
 
 fr. /tii'-AXtu, to wear down. 
 MYAAO'i), oi;,o, curved, tortuous, 
 
 distorted, S(juinting : as if fr. 
 
 KvXXog. But 
 Mi'AXog, ov, 6, mullm, a mullet, a 
 
 fish called also rpiyXa. 
 MvXXio,to signify, an«l as it were 
 
 make any beckoning with the 
 
 mouth ; mutter ; poet, to grind, 
 
 wear down, have sexual inter- 
 course. Th. fivXr}. 
 MvXneidrig, sag, 6, //, having the 
 
 form of a mill-stone : fr. fivXog 
 
 or fivX)), dcog. 
 MvXog, ov, 6, the same as fivXij, 
 
 a mill-stone, mill ; in pi. fiuXoi, 
 
 double teeth, grindei*s. 
 MvX(t)i', lovog, & MyXwv, Cjvog, 
 
 b, a mill ; place of punishment 
 
 for slaves. Th. fxvXjj. 
 Mvfia, arog, rb, something to eat, 
 
 composed of flesh and blood. 
 Mi'/iap, arog, to, same as nutfjiog. 
 Mvv, a mouse, accus. sing. fr. 
 
 fivg, fivbg, b, a mouse. 
 ^Ivvcbg, /), bu, mute, b fit) av^ioiK 
 
 Perhaps better derived fr. ^voj. 
 Muvi], ijg, if, an excuse, pretext, 
 
 delay : fr. 
 MY'NOMAI, to make a pretence 
 
 or excuse. 
 MT'SA, r]g, //, mucus of the nose, 
 
 snivel ; boasting, pride : fr. 
 
 fiv(T(Tio. Hence 
 yiv^ioTijp, ^pog, b, the nostril. 
 M voKToi'og, b, r), a slayer of mice : 
 
 fr. fivg, KTeivu). 
 Mvovpog, b, y), ending in a point 
 
 like a mouse's tail ; a verse mu- 
 tilated or curtailed : fr. ^vg, 
 
 ovpd. 
 Mvpa, u)v, rd, the name of a 
 
 town ; Gr. pouring forth : fr. 
 
 fivpu). 
 Mvpaiva, T]g, r), Lat. myrcena, 
 
 a lamprey. Th. fxvpog. 
 MvptTo, he was mourning, 3 sing. 
 
 imperf. ind. Ion. of fxvpojjiai, to 
 
 mourn. Th. fivpoj. 
 Mvpt\piKbg, 7), bv, belonging to 
 
 ointments or perfumes : fr. 
 Mvpf\l/bg, ov, b, a preparer of per- 
 fumes : fr. fivpov, txpu). 
 Mvpi for fxvpia, nom. or accus. 
 
 pi. n. g. fr. fxvpiog, innume- 
 rable. 
 MvpiaKig, adv., ten thousand 
 
 times, very often indeed. Th. 
 
 fivpiog. 
 Mvpidfi(popog, b, »;, containing 
 
 ten thousand amphonc, of vast 
 
 dimensions, huge : fr. fivpiog, 
 
 dfi(p6pa. 
 
 MvpidpxnQ, & Mvpiapvog, ov, b, 
 r438) 
 
 MYP 
 
 a commander of ten thousand. 
 
 Mvpidg, dcog, 1), ten thousand, a 
 mi/riad: fr. fivpioi. 
 
 MvpuTt)g, sog, b, »'/, & -eTi]g, oi', 
 b, ten thousand years long or 
 old : fr. fivpiog, tTog. 
 
 M?'pi^tu, to anoint, perfume ; f. 
 imo, pf. fiffuivpiKa, a. 1. tfivniaa, 
 a. 1. inf. fivphai. Th. fivpov. 
 
 MYP^'KH, t]Q, Vi Lat. mylca, the 
 shrub tamarisk. Hence 
 
 MT'oiwu'og, r],ov, of the tamarisk. 
 
 ^IvpioKapTTog, b, /), producing 
 fruit in abundance. Th. Kap-rrog. 
 
 MvpLOKodvoQ, b, }), many-headed: 
 fr. fivpiog, Kpdvov. 
 
 MvpioXiKTog, 6, »;, said or re- 
 peated by numbei-s. Th. Xeyo?. 
 
 ^IvpiovTapxog, b, a commander 
 of ten thousand : fr. fivpiog, 
 dpxit). 
 
 MvpioirXdfTiog, 6, //, many times 
 ten thousand, infinitely multi- 
 plied or more. Th. fivpioc. 
 
 MvpionXtOpog, 6, 1), containing 
 ten thousand acres : fr. fivpiog, 
 TrXeOpot', 
 
 MvpioTrXt]9t)g, sog, 6, >/, infinite 
 in number : fr. fivpiog, TrXijOor. 
 
 MYPI'02, a, ov, infinite, mani- 
 fold, immense, vast, excessive ; 
 in pi. fivpioi, ai, a, infinite, in- 
 numerable ; but fivpiog, a, ov, 
 & pi. fivpwi, ai, a, ten thousand. 
 Hence 
 
 MvpiofTTbg, >), bv, the ten thou- 
 sandth : & 
 
 MvpiocTTvg, vog, 1), the same as 
 fivpidg. 
 
 ^vpiOTivxiig, sog, by 7), having 
 innumei-able armed warriors : 
 fr. fivpiog, TSvxog. 
 
 MvpioTtjg, rjTog, 1), an infinite 
 number. Th. fivpiog. 
 
 Mvpicffibg, ov, b, a sprinkling of, 
 or smearing with ointment : fr. 
 fivpi^u). 
 
 MvpiujTrbg, 6, /), having innume- 
 rable eyes : fr. fivpiog, tUi//. 
 
 Mvpfij]%, TjKor, b, the same as 
 fivpfiog, an ant ; ^ol. (SvpfiTj^, 
 whence the Lat. formica. 
 
 yivpfiic6vt(Tffiv, dat. pi. lou. & 
 poet. fr. 
 
 ^Ivpfiidojv, ovog, b, pi. Mvpfit- 
 iovsg, Myrmidoncs, the soldiers 
 of Achilles; gen.pl. Myp/ii(^ot^wi\ 
 
 MY^FMOS, ov, b, & MvpfiJiK, 
 rjKog, b, an ant ; Mvpfi'tfiwv, 
 ovog, b, an ant's nest. 
 
 Mvpofiai, to weep : see fxvpio. 
 
 M{)pov, Ion. for tfivpov, 3 pi. im- 
 perf. of fivpu), to flow, drop. 
 
 MY'PON, ov, rb, liquid ointment, 
 perfume : fr. fivpio, to flow. 
 
 MvpoTTVovg, b, )), breathing per- 
 fume : fr. fxvpov, ttvsuj. 
 
 MvpoTToibg, ov, b, 7), a maker of 
 ointment, perfumer: fr. fivpovy 
 
 TTOiett), 
 
 MY2 
 
 Mvp07rioXTig,ov,b,&Mvpo7ru>Xig,\Mv(TTiKbg, »), 61/, mystic, under 
 
 idog, >/, a dealer in i)erfumes 
 
 fr. fivpov, TTwXsu}. 
 MY'POS, 01;, b, mwuft, or Lat. 
 
 munifi, a fish, the lamprey. 
 MvpbxptfTTog, b, //, jierfunied with 
 
 oil : fr. fivpov, XP"^- 
 ]Mj''ppa,ac, //, Lat. mt/rrha, myrrh. 
 
 Th. fivpov, ointment. 
 'Mvppivog, t}, ov, of myrtle; a 
 
 njyrtle : & 
 Mvppivu)v, oJ}'og, b, a grove of 
 
 myrtle : fr. fiv()Tog. 
 Mj'pati'/;, i]g, //, same as fivpTog. 
 
 MQK MOP 
 
 MiOKdo), Co, f. d(TiO, & MtuK-(Xw, f. 
 
 i(T(i), the same : fr. 
 MQ^KOS, ov, 6, a mockery, 
 •scoffing. Hence 
 Mw/cof, ()r>, 6, a mocker. 
 MwXsoj, ai, to fight : fr. 
 iMi2~A0i:, ov, b, toil, conflict, war, 
 battle, carnage, tunmlt ; a pile 
 raised in tlie sea, pier, mole. 
 , . MQ^VY, vog, Tb, moly, the name 
 
 m sacred mysteries; fern, to of a herb, wild rue 
 ^'^^^''^" M12AY'ZA, riQ, ,), a head of 
 
 which lurks a mystery, secret. 
 MYSTI'AH, rfg, 1), a spoon or 
 
 ladle, made (,f a shell, turnip or 
 
 bread scooped out, to sup broth 
 
 or ])ottage. 
 MvoTiXXii}, to cut into small bits, 
 
 mince, as if tig fitlov areXXio : 
 
 see fiirTTvXXio. 
 MvrTTig, icog, >), a female initiated 
 
 MveTTocoKog, b, »/, receiving 01 
 
 Mvp(Tivoti^t'/g, iog, 6, y, like myr- 
 tle : fr. fivpcrivtj, sJcog. 
 MvpTivoQ, 7;, ov, of myrtle : fr. 
 
 fivoTog. 
 
 Mvprovy ov, TO, the myrtle berry: 
 
 fr. 
 MY'PTOS, ov, r), Lat. myrtus, a 
 
 myrtle tree. 
 MY'PQ, to flow, drop, pour ; fiv- 
 
 poficti, to weep, bewail, lament. 
 Mvpiofia, arog, to, ointment : fr. 
 
 fivpov. 
 MY~2, fii'bg, b, Lat. m?is, a 
 
 mouse, rat ; a muscle of the 
 
 body ; voc. a* fiv, dat. pi. Ion. 
 
 flVtCTffl. 
 
 Mvffayfia, arog, Tb, an abomina- 
 tion : fr. fivfTOTTopnt. 
 Mv(Tav, they shut, ion. for tfiv- 
 (Tuv, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. act. of /.ivio, 
 to .shut. 
 Mvffapbc, d, bv, wicked, detest- 
 able, abominable. 
 Mvtrdpxng, ov, b, a detestable 
 
 governor : fr. fivaog, dpxt). 
 Mv(TdrTOfiai, to abominate, 
 loathe, abhor, hate ; f. d^ofiai, 
 perf. fjffivaayftai : fr. fivaog. 
 Mi»o-ia, ag, y, a country of Asia 
 
 Minor. 
 MY'SOS, tog, rb, wickedness, a 
 
 horrible crime : hence 
 MvfTbg, ov, b, detestable, abomin- 
 able ; wicked. 
 MiKTTToXfw, u), to run about like 
 a mrmse : fr. fivg, ttoXsio. 
 MY'SSQ, or ttio, Lat. muuyo, to 
 blow the nose. 
 Muo-ra^, aKog, r), Lat. mystax, the 
 upper lip, and hair that grows 
 on it. Engl, mustaches : it is 
 written also fidara^. 
 Mv(TTtip, ijpoc, same as f^ivcrTtjg. 
 
 Hence 
 ^lv(TTT}piov, ov, TO, Lat. myste- 
 rium, mystery, something secret, 
 moral truth veiled under an ex- 
 ternal representation, moral im- 
 port of a parable ; doctrine of 
 the gospel : &, 
 'hXvnrifpiKbg, 1), bv, pertaining to 
 
 mysteries. 
 MyoTr/c, ov, b, Lat. mygta, one 
 just initiated in .sacred thing.s, a 
 novice ; a teacher of mysteries. 
 Th. fivkit). Hence 
 
 containing the mysteries or in- 
 itiated : fr. fiv(TTi]g, ctxf^fiat. 
 
 MvfTTpnv, ov, Tb, a spoon, spoon- 
 ful : see fivtTTiXtj. 
 
 MY'TIS, iCog, }), the nostril, gills, 
 properly of a great fish. 
 
 Mi'rroc, ov, as also fivTtjg, mute: 
 as if fr. iivit), because the mouth 
 is closed. 
 
 Mi'rrw, same as /lu'<T(to>. 
 
 MvTTLoTtlno, f. (To>, to pound, 
 bruise : fr. 
 
 Murrwroj', ov, Tb, any dish com- 
 po.sed of high seasoning, fla- 
 voured with garlic, an omelet : 
 
 fr. flVTTUJ. 
 
 ^'^vx"Tog, rj, ov, poet, the same 
 as fiv\iog. 
 
 M^'X0'^<«>, to heave a deep sigh, 
 gn.an deeply ; scorn : fr. fiv'Cu). 
 
 MvxOinfibg, ov, b, a groaning; 
 mockery : fr. the above. 
 
 Mt>xtoc, a, ov, innermost, abs- 
 truse, hidden, retired, secret : 
 fr. fivxoQ- 
 
 ^Ivxftbg, ov, o,an inward sighing, 
 deej) groan : fr. fivi^io. 
 
 Mvx'UTaTog, rj, ov, innermost, su- 
 perl. fr. 
 
 MYXO'S, ov, b, a shrine, inner- 
 most part of an edifice, recess, 
 bay, creek, sanctuary. 
 
 MY'Q, properly to press, clo.se bv 
 I)ressure, hold, shut ; whik, shut 
 the eyes, close the lips ; f. o-w, 
 
 a. \. tfivaa ; fisfivKS yaia, lies. 
 
 Op. 508, the earth is bound up, 
 
 as with frost. 
 "SlvMv, oJvog, b, a muscle; mus- 
 cular part of the body. Th. 
 
 fivg. 
 Mvujird^io, f. drru), to be unable 
 
 to see at a distance : fr. ^I'uoi^. 
 MtwTr/a, ag, 7), a mou.se-hole : fr, 
 
 fivg,67Tr) : alsonear-sightedness; 
 
 fr. fiino\l/. 
 MvioTri'Cio, to goad, spur : be tor- 
 mented with flies : fr. fivioxp. 
 
 blinkint; : & 
 
 Mvio\p, ojTTog, b, 7), that has weak 
 eyes, that winks and blink.s, 
 short-sighted, dim-sighted ; an 
 ox-fly or horse-fly, spur, goad : 
 fr. fiiiu), ojxf/. 
 MioKdofiai, (Ofiai, to mock at, 
 sneer, scoff. Th. fiuJKog. 
 (439) 
 
 garlic. 
 M QUAY'S, vog, or MtDXi;^, vKor^ 
 untaught, slow, heavy, dull, fee- 
 ble : whence 
 MioXvio, or MojXvi'io, to make 
 dull, weaken, hara.ss. 
 M12'AQ>I^, loTTog, b, a weal, the 
 mark left on the skin by stripes. 
 MiopdaaTo, Dor. & Ion.' for t/zw- 
 fiiffTciTo, 3 sing. a. I. m. of 
 Miofiiofiai, ovfiai, or Miofidoftai, 
 u)fiai, to reproach, blame, cen- 
 sure, reprove, deride, mock at ; 
 f. iffTOfiat, a. 1. m. ifiiofitjadfijjv, 
 a. 1. infill, m. fiiofirjaanOai, a. 
 1. pass. ifiiofiiiOifv, subj. fuo- 
 firfOio, yg, y, a. \. subj. m. fiu). 
 fUfOMfiai, y, TfToi. Th. fxutfiog. 
 MiDfitvfitvog, rebuking, pres. part. 
 Dor. for fiojfiovfitvog ; fnofitvv- 
 Tai, Dor. for fiiofiovvTat, 3 pi. 
 pres. ind. of fiwfisofiai. 
 Mojfisvuj, f. evaco, to carp at, re- 
 l)r(jach, taunt, reprehend, blame; 
 same as fiwfiaofiat, &. fr, same 
 th. 
 Miofitffia, UTog, Tb, blame, repre- 
 hension, taunt, sneer ; fr. I pers. 
 perf. pass, of fiwfisofiai. 
 Mioftijfrairo, 3 .sing. a. 1. opt. m. 
 fiiofiiiaaaOai,^. I. inf. m. fiojfu'j- 
 (Tiofiai, y, ifTai, a. 1. subj. m. of 
 the same verb. 
 'M(DfirfT7)g, ov, b, a rebuker, cen- 
 surer, sneerer : & 
 MiofiifTbg, if, bv, to be blamed, 
 reprehensible : fr. same verb. 
 iMQ^MOS, ov, 6, a spot, stain, 
 blemish, disgrace, infamy ; blame, 
 censure. Also, Momus, the god 
 of laughter, who sneered at the 
 rest of the gods ; hence, a cen- 
 surer, sneerer. 
 MQ'N, whether ? is it so ? inter- 
 rog. ; and when followed by fit) 
 or ov, is it not so ? 
 Mwvog, a, ov, Dor. for fiovog, rj, 
 ov, alone. 
 Mtui'f^, vxog, by sync, for fiovut- 
 
 MvioTTug, 1), bv, near-sighted, vv^, having the h«*»of undivided : 
 
 fr. fiovog, bvvK. 
 Mtt}paivu}, to be or become fool- 
 ish or infatuated, act foolishly ; 
 f. fiu)pavu>, a. 1. act. tfiwpdva, 
 Att. ffiioptjva, i)erf. fitfiwpayKa; 
 pres. pass, fiiopaivofiai, to be- 
 come foolish or infatuated, be 
 rendered insipid, perf. pass. /x«- 
 
NAG 
 
 jjiiopafifiaiy a. 1. pass, ifiiopdv- 
 dr]v, rjQ, rj, subj. fiujpavOat, yg, 
 y, a. 1. part. pass. fiojpavBtig : 
 I'r. fiuiooQ. 
 "Miopia, af. Ion. -irj, rjg, ?'/, folly, 
 absurdity, infatuation. Th. fno- 
 pog. 
 
 NAn 
 
 'MotpoXoyia, ag, j), vain or foolish 
 taikini; : fr. 
 
 MiopoXoyog, ov, 6, >), a silly bab- 
 bler : fr. fiojuog, \6yog. 
 
 Muioov, ov, TO, a mulberry. 
 
 MiMjpuv, ou, TO, folly : fr. 
 
 MQPO 2, a, 01^, or fiwpog, Att. 
 foolish, infatuated, silly, stupid, 
 dull,slug<;ish, idle, insipid, blind: 
 as if fiij bpCjv, seeing nothing. 
 
 Maipdo-o0o<,', 6, ii, wise in foolish 
 things : fr. fiujpbg, (T0(p6g. 
 
 Mujputppujv, (ppovog, 6, if, the 
 same : fr. fiiopbg, ipprju. 
 
 Miopiog, adv., foolishly : fr. [no- 
 
 MuKTUy ag, a. Dor. for MoDcra, rjg, 
 
 >/, Lat. Musa, a Muse. 
 Mujaijg, ov, 6, & Mujtreug, tiog, b, 
 
 dat, Mujffy dc Muiffil, ace. Mw- 
 
 (Tijv, the name of a prophet, 
 
 Moses. 
 MuxrOai, by sync, for fiuxraaGai, 
 
 Laconic for irjrtlv : fr. fiduj, to 
 
 seek. 
 Mwv, TO I'Sdjp, Avater, Hesyeh. 
 Mujvat)g, ov, & Mojijfftvg, tujg, 6, 
 
 the same as Mwajyc, Muses. 
 
 N. 
 
 N,vv,the 13th letter of the Greek 
 alphabet; as a number, 50; un- 
 derscored thus, r , 50,000. 
 
 tiaa(T(Toi)v, o, tiie name of a man, 
 undecl. Hebr. signif., making 
 renowned. 
 
 !Na/3(v, a bed-chamber, bed ; un- 
 decl. 
 
 NA'BAA, (OV, TO., Lat. naUia, a 
 stringed musical instrument. 
 
 ^alSXt), rig, 11, the same. 
 
 l!iayyai, b, the name of a man, 
 undecl. Hebr. making renown- 
 ed. 
 
 Kacg, Dor. & Ion. for vrjig, nom. 
 pi. fr. vavg, vabg, b, a ship. 
 
 Ka6r/;c, or l^auTiig, ov, b, an in- 
 habitant. Th. vaiu), to dwell. 
 
 'Sailiapalog, a, ov, & ^a^aprjvbg, 
 Tj, bv, Lat. Nazarenus, of Naza- 
 reth ; also ^a^iopaiog, Acts 
 xxvi. 9. 
 
 J^alapW, or ^alapiT, r), the 
 name of a city, Nazareth, un- 
 decl. Hebr. a scion or branch. 
 
 Na^wpalof, a, ov, Lat. Nazarceus, 
 a Nazarene. 
 
 'Saiidv, b, the name of a prophet, 
 undecl. Hebr. signif., he gave. 
 
 l^aBavariX, b, the name of a man, 
 Nathaniel, undecl. 
 
 NAT, adv., Lat. nee, verily, truly, 
 yes, ay, an adverb denoting as- 
 sent or concession, Matth. xv. 
 27. Xen. (Econ. Nat fid A'l, 
 scprjv iyoj, yes, in truth, by Jove, 
 said 1 ; j^at /iti Tode CKz/Trrpov, 
 II. A. 234, assuredly, 1 swear 
 by, &e. &c. 
 'Sa'idStg, & Nat^«g, lov, at, Nai- 
 ads, nymphs of the foimtains 
 and rivers : fr. vdio. 
 
 Nat£«T<c£, was dwelling, by poet, 
 or Ion. epenth. for ta'aif, 3 sing, 
 impf. ind. act. of vaiio, to dwell. 
 
 yiauTdtcTKov, fg, i, by epenth. 
 Ion. for ivaitTaov, fg, i, of vatt- 
 Tdio, the same as vatu>, to dwell. 
 
 ^aieTdovffa, pres. part. f. g. &. 
 vauTaovff for vaierdovai, 3 pi. 
 pres. ind. act. of 
 
 Naifrdoi," the same as vano, to 
 dwell, inhabit, be inhabited. 
 
 Naitratt)(ri, poet, or Ion. for vau- 
 TvJni, 3 pi. pres. ind., or Dor. for 
 vauTdovcri, of the above verb. 
 
 NatV, 1), the name of a city, un- 
 decl. Syr. pleasant, viz. fields. 
 
 Naiottra, Dor. for vuiovffa, dwell- 
 "l^r, pres. part. fr. vaiio ; vai- 
 01(71, Dor. & yEoI, for vaiovai, 
 they dwell, 3 pi. j)res. ind. act. 
 
 NATPON, ov, TO, a kind of per- 
 fume, which they mix in oint- 
 ments : perhaps fr. va'no. 
 
 Naig, lOog, 1), a Naiad. See va'i- 
 dceg. 
 
 NAI'Q, to dwell, inhabit, live in, 
 settle in, be situated, lie ; vai- 
 erdio, the same. 
 
 Naici;, rjg, 1), the same as 
 
 NA'KOS, eog, to, skin with the 
 wool on, fleece ; as if fr. vdaffio, 
 because it is vucttov, thicklv set. 
 
 ^afia, uTog, rb, a flood, stream, 
 spring, dat. pi. vdfiaai : fr. vdio, 
 or rat(i>, to flow. 
 
 ^ofxfpTua, Dor. for vijfifOTda, 
 ag, 1), certainty : fr. v/), dfidpru). 
 
 Naj^, Dor. for vavv, a ship. 
 
 NA'NNH, rig, »/, a father's or 
 mother's sister, aunt. 
 
 yavi'o<pv))g, eog, b, y), dwarfish : 
 fr. vdvvog, (puio. 
 
 NA~N02, or l^ldvvog, ov, 6, Lat. 
 nanus, a dwarf. 
 
 l^avMCtjg, iog, b, //, having the 
 form of a dwarf, dwartish, dimi- 
 nutive : fr. vdvog, tUog. 
 
 NAO'2, ov, b, Att. vfwg, b, a tem- 
 ple, shrine : fr. vaito. 
 
 Naoi>/i, 6, the name of a man, 
 undecl. Hebr. a word of ma- 
 jesty. 
 
 'Sao^vXa^,aKog, 6,//, the guardian 
 
 of a temi)le : fr. vabg, (pvXdcrffw. 
 
 NaTraiog, a, ov, woody : fr. 
 
 NdTT/;, T)g, 1), the same as 
 
 NA'nOS, eog, Tb, a forest, thicket, 
 
 excavated place, woody valley, 
 
 mountain defile, glen, ravine : 
 (440) 
 
 NAY 
 
 perhaps fr. vdoj, to flow, full of 
 
 springs and rivulets. 
 NA'IIV, vog, rb, mustard. 
 NA'P^OS, ty, V, Lat. nardus, 
 
 spikenard. 
 'Sap9l]Kiov, ov, TO, Lat. natike- 
 
 citim, a gallipot, medical reposi- 
 
 tory, book of pharmacy : fr. 
 
 vaf)ift]t,. 
 yap9ijK07rXr]po)Tog, b, y, inclosed 
 
 in a ferule or cane : fr. i'dp0//$, 
 
 TrXtjpoio. 
 ^ap()ijKO(p6pog, b, ?/, a cane or 
 
 mace bearer : fr. (pspio, & 
 NA'PBHS, iji^og, b, a reed or 
 
 cane, ferule, stafl", rod. 
 NA'PKA^eON, 0^,70, a kind of 
 
 perfume: perhaps fr. vdpSog, 
 
 Kaiu). 
 Nopjcdw, & 4io, f, ijffio, to become 
 
 torjjid or numb : fr. 
 NA'PKH, Tjg, >'/, the torpedo, or 
 
 cramp-fish ; torpor, numbness, 
 
 cranij), lethargy, drowsiness. 
 NflpKr/;/irt, aTog, to, 6c 
 SapKijaig, fiog, ?'/, torpor, lethar- 
 gy, drowsiness : fr. vapKaio. 
 }idnicnT(Tog, uv, b, the name of a 
 
 man, Narcissus: 6i in f. g. a 
 
 flower, white dattodil : fr. vdoKrj, 
 
 the heavy feeling which the 
 
 smell causes. 
 yiapKou), ai, f. u)(Tu), to benumb, 
 
 render torpid or drowsy : fr. 
 
 vdpKij. 
 'SapKio^tjg, (og, b, y, torpid, stu- 
 
 pifying, narcotic : fr. the same. 
 'SdpKiocTig, tujg, t), a benumbing : 
 
 cSc 
 l^iapKioTiKog, j), bv, having the 
 
 power of benumbing, stupifying, 
 
 narcotic : fr. vapKOM. 
 NA'PTAAOl', OV, b, a kind of 
 
 vessel. 
 NA'PTH, tjg, ji, Lat. narta, a 
 
 sweet-.smelling plant : perhaps 
 
 fr. vdpcog. 
 "SdauTo, Ion. vdnaaro, poet. 3 
 
 sing. a. 1. m. for tj/dcaro, of 
 
 vdu), to dwell, a. 1. infin. m. 
 
 vdaaaQai. Th. va'no, the same. 
 
 Nda0//i/, yg, 7], Ion. for ivdaOyVy 
 
 A:c. a. \. ijid. pass, of vdu), for 
 
 vaiu), to dwell. 
 
 ^aauoTag, a, 6, Dor. for VTjfTiu)- 
 
 Ttjg,ov,b,Sin islander. Th. vijcrvg. 
 Ndcrof, Dor. for vyoog, ov, y, an 
 island. 
 Nd(To-a, Ion. & poet, for tvaaa, 
 a. L ind. act. of vdco, for vaiio, 
 U\ dwell. 
 SdatraTo, see idrraro. 
 NA'2Si2, f. vdaio A: vd^to, to 
 compress, condense, flatten, 
 press, stuft" ; vtvarxfi'tvog, stuffed 
 full, heaped up. 
 Nadrof, ?), bv, condensed, solid, 
 firm, like a tower : fr. the 
 above. 
 Naudyew, as if ri)v vavv ayw, to 
 
 NAY 
 
 gagement: fr. 
 ^avfiaxog, or '^avfidxog, b, y, 
 fitted to fight by sea ; engagin< 
 
 NAY 
 
 break one's sliip to pieces, be 
 
 shipwrecked ; f. yaio, perf. vt- 
 
 vavdyijKa, a. \. tvavdyijna. 
 "Savayyadm, to (men) having 
 
 been shipwrecked, dat. pi. a. 1. 
 
 ])art. act. of vavay'fio. 
 Tsavayia, ag, y, shipwreck, & 
 'Savdyiov, ov, rb, the same ; bro- 
 ken j)ieces of a ship, i)lanks 
 
 from a wreck, wreck : fr. 
 'Savciybg, b, y, shipwrecked : fr. 
 
 i^aiig, dyio. 
 
 Savapxiio, a,, f.yaio, to command prepare a fleet for oueseif- ir 
 a ship or fleet ; Ir. vavapxog. vavizyybg ' 
 
 ^ofTfleeMv ''' '''' "'"""''"^ ^:«-^'?7^Wo,.o,,),fitforbuild- 
 ot a flett .11. mg ships : fr. the same. 
 
 ^avapxog, ov, o, Lat. namrckus,\^av7rr)ym, ag, Ion .in vc ,', 
 
 NEA 
 
 sailing : fr. vavg, areXXio. 
 ^avryg, ov, b, Lat. nauta, a sail- 
 or, mariner. Th. vavg. 
 
 ;„ .. - -e^"— y — , ^"Ku^iiig or, manner. Th. vavc. 
 n asea-fight: iv.vavg,fxaxofiaiJ^avTia, Ion. vavaia, ag, y Lat 
 J a ur. a .shin, aoc e n.r X. .>^^* , / . . » "s,j »/, i^ar 
 
 l>iavv, a .ship, ace. smg., & poet. 
 
 vyyv, vya or vea, fr. vavg. 
 ^aviraKTog, ov, ii,Naupactiis, the 
 
 name of a city. 
 ^avjryytvfuvog. Dor. for vaviry 
 
 yovfievog, j)res. part. mid. fr. 
 ^avTryyfio, (J, f. j)froj, to build 
 
 a naval connnander, admiral, 
 captain : fr. vavg, cipxoj. 
 tiavdTtfg, ov, b, Lat. nacita, a 
 
 sailor ; |)oet. for vavTyg. 
 tiav^SdTiig, ov, b, one embarked 
 in a ship, a sailor, mariner, pas- 
 senger : fr. vavg, [3aiv(o. 
 'Sav^tToy, ov, TO, a cable : fr. 
 
 vavg, Ciu). 
 'Savrjyuv, Ion. for vavaytlv, & 
 'Navyyiy, Ion. for vavayia, ship- 
 
 wreck, dire misfortune : & 
 'Haviiyiuv, Ion. for vavdyiov, & 
 "Navtiybg, Ion. for vavaybg, ship- 
 wrecked. 
 'SavKXypUo, a, to let out vessels 
 for hire : & 
 'SavKXitpia, ag, '>, the trade of 
 shipping, letting out ships to 
 carry wares ; piloting of a ship, 
 sailor's life : fr. 
 "SavKXypag, ov, b, Lat. nauderus, 
 the owner of a ship, master, 
 pilot : fr. vavg, KXripog. 
 ^avKpdpoi, ojv, 01, chiefs and ma- 
 gistrates of the state at Athens ; 
 at the helm of affairs : fr. vavg, 
 
 waw.'Jc^/, sea-sickness : ^avTiiimg 
 
 <fe l>lavaia(ng, 6(,.g, y, the same. 
 
 In. vavg, a ship. 
 ^avridio, Na»'(Tidw, & -oio, Lat. 
 
 nausea, to be sea-sick ; to reject 
 as nauseating ; loathe, nauseate : 
 
 ,. • ' .-,-.. ., fr. the above. 
 
 Ships; mid. to build ships or Nai;r£/c6g, 1), 6r, nautical nav^l 
 
 belonging to a sailor, skilled in 
 naval matters ; Tb vavriKov, 
 naval matters, a fleet ; y vav- 
 TiKy, the art of navigation. Th. 
 
 ship-building : & 
 ^avnyyiKbg, t), bv, belonging to 
 
 or skilled in building ships : & 
 ^avTryyiov, ov, rb, a place to 
 
 build ships, dock : fr. 
 ^aviryybg, ov, b, a ship-builder, 
 
 shipwright : fr. valg, Ti-ityvvfAi. 
 ^avTTopog, b, y, navigabie : fr. 
 
 vavg, TTopog. 
 NAY^S^ D„r. vag, vabg, ?/, a ship, 
 
 Lat. naris, Ion. vyvg, vybg A: 
 
 vtbg, dat. vyi, Att. gen. vid)g : 
 
 fr. vdo). 
 
 ^avffOXoio, u), f. u)(Tio, to convey 
 in a ship for a given fare : fr. 
 vavaQXov, .same as vavXov. 
 
 'SavcriOoog, ov, b, the name of a 
 
 vavg. 
 ^avTiXia, ag, Ion. -ly, yg, »), 
 
 navigation : fr. the same th. 
 TSSavTiXXofiai, to .set sail : fr. 
 'SavTiXog, the same as vavTiKog, 
 
 ov, b, naval, a .sailor ; the fish 
 
 nautUus. Th. vavg, a ship. 
 ^avriiljcyg, tog, b, y, that causes 
 
 nausea or di.sgust. Th. vavg. 
 ^avipOopog, b, y, shipwrecked. 
 
 But -(pe<')pog, b, y, causing ship- 
 
 wreck : Ir. vavg, (pOtipuj. 
 'SavcppaK-og, b, y, surrounded or 
 
 defended by ships: fr. vavg, 
 (piidfrmo. 
 
 NA'*e.4, yg, if, Lat. naphtha,hi~ 
 tumen. 
 
 Ndw, to cause to dwell ; inhabit : 
 
 man; one who runs in a ship : a. 1. ».a(T«, poet. tVa^^a, I mad J 
 
 Kdpa ; borough magistrates 
 bound to supply ships for the 
 public service. 
 
 ^avKpaTkiOy w, to command the 
 sea : vavKpaTtiadai, to be block- 
 aded by sea : fr. 
 
 ^avKpdryg, tog, b, y, that com- 
 mands the sea by a superior 
 fleet ; superior in naval force : fr. 
 vavg, KpaTtu). 
 
 '^avKpduop, opog, b, the same ; 
 also, owner of a ship, com- 
 mander of a fleet ; a pilot : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 "SavXy, the .same as vdf3Xa. 
 
 'SavXov, ov, TO, & NaDXof, b, Lat. 
 nauium, freight, fare. Th. vavr. 
 
 J^avXox^io, u>, f. yauj, to be in 
 port, harbour, station ships to 
 surprise an enemy : fr. 
 
 liavKoxog, b, y, furnishing a 
 station for ships; subst. a dock, 
 harbour, naval station: fr. vavg, 
 Xixog, or Xoxog. 
 
 Nau/iax^w, ui,to engage by sea : & 
 
 tiavfxaxia, ag, y, a naval en- 
 
 fr. }>avg, 9'iuj 
 ^avmxXtiTog, & l^avatKXvTog, b, 
 y, famed for skill in sailing : fr. 
 vavg6^KXeiTbg,KXvT6g. 
 'Savrrivoog, ov, b, the name of a 
 nwin, one whose mind is in 
 ships : fr. vavg, voog. 
 ^avoi-n-ofiTTog, b, y, wafting or 
 impelling ships; sent or brought 
 by a shii) : fr. vavg, Trefnrio. 
 l^avaiiropog, 6, ,), passable for 
 ships, navigable ; going in a 
 ship : fr. vavg, Tropog. 
 ^avai<TTovog, b, y, vfSpig, the dis- 
 grace that brings woe and 
 mourning to a fleet for defeat : 
 fr. vavg, a TO vog, 
 tiaviTKpbprjTog, b, y, carried in 
 
 ships : fr. vavg, <pi-p(o. 
 ^av(TTa9pov, ov, Tb, & -og, b, a 
 naval station, harbour, dock : fr. 
 vavg, (TTaGfiSg. Th. 'itTTyfii. 
 'SavffToXko}, at, f. 170-4^, to send or 
 furnish a ship, carry in a ship, 
 go by sea, navigate ; rule, go- 
 vern ; set out or depart for : fr. 
 vavg, (TTsXXu). Hence 
 T>iav<TT6Xyixa, aTog,Tb, that which 
 has been brought on shipboard ; 
 also same as 
 ^avoToXia, ag, y, a sending or 
 
 going by sea, navigation : fr. 
 
 ^avaroXog, b, y, sendhig in a 
 
 ship or by sea. But vavoTo- 
 
 ^^Qi ^y V> sent or going by sea, 
 
 (441) ^ ' 
 
 to dwell, settled, placed ;. a. 1. 
 
 pass. tvdaGyv, a. 1. m. tvaaad- 
 
 fipv, 1 dwelt. Also 
 Ndw, for pkio, to flow, trickle, 
 
 spirt ; imperf. tvaov. 
 Naaiiy fidxrj, y, poet, for vavfia- 
 
 X<a, y, a naval fight. 
 Ne, ill composition, a privative 
 
 particle, for vy ; see vsTrodeg : 
 
 Lat. ne. 
 ^i^a & vya, Ion. & poet, for vavv, 
 
 ace. sing. fr. vavg, vabg, y. 
 N«a, young, f. g. fr. rkog. 
 ^tdyytXrog, b, y, newlv an- 
 nounced : fr. v'fog, dyykXXio. 
 Nfa^w, f. d(JM, to grow young ; 
 
 arrive at manhood ; be' young 
 and vigorous ; act like a young 
 
 person ; pass one's youth in ; 
 
 make new, renew, plough up 
 fallow ground. Th. vkog. 
 ^iaKovyTog, b, y, newly whetted 
 
 or sharpened : fr. vkog, aKovy. 
 NeaX/yc, kog, 6, y, new, young, re- 
 cent, fresh, vigorous. 
 Ncdv, dvog, b, also 
 ^iaviag, ov, b, a young man, 
 youth ; stout, powerful, impe- 
 tuous, rash. Th. vkog. 
 ^(aviKog, y, bv, youthful, juve- 
 nile, vigorous, active, ardent, 
 vehement ; comp. viaviKiortpog, 
 superb -wTuTog : fr. the above. 
 l^taviKwg, adv. like a youth, ve- 
 hemently : fr. the abo've. 
 
NEI 
 
 "Seavig, i^oc, »/) a young woman, 
 girl : fr. reat^. 
 
 'SeavitTKSvu), to grow young, be 
 youniij, act with rashness : tr. 
 
 "Ssai'iffKogf ov, o, a young man, 
 youth, stripling : fr. vko(;. 
 
 "StaTToXig, eiog, j'/, tlie name of a 
 city, Naples. Gr. a new city. 
 
 "Stapb^y a, bv, new, frosh, youth- 
 ful, young, tender. Tli. vtog. 
 
 'Stapuig, witli the temerity or in- 
 experience of youtli, rudely, adv. 
 
 Nfar, ships, for viiag, accus. pi. 
 Ion. fr. pavg. 
 
 'SsatTig, tdjg, //, ploughing anew, 
 renewing : fr. vtu^io. 
 
 N«arrtt,they have been inhabited, 
 built ; by taking away the aug- 
 ment, for vepkarai, Ion. for vs- 
 VT)VTai, 3 pi. perf. pass, of v€w, 
 to build up ; or fr. vsu), Ion. fur 
 vdit), or vaiu), to dwell. 
 
 "Skarogy by Ion. sync, for veiora- 
 Tog, newes*:, last. Th. vkog, new. 
 
 'Starbg, /), bt^, ploughed again, 
 retilled, fallow ; Ntarog, 6 subst., 
 the time of ploughing laud agaiii ; 
 or in which it lies fallow : fr. 
 
 ISsdio, w, to make new, j)rinci- 
 pally applied to ground; plough 
 anew : fr. j'kog. 
 
 N£/3aX, a bottle or flagon, a Hebr. 
 word retained from the Septua- 
 gint, 1 Sam. i. 24. 
 
 'StjSptiog, 6, »}, pertaining to a 
 fawn : fr. vefinog. 
 
 "SfjSpiZio, f. iaoj, to clothe m the 
 skin of a hind : fr. 
 
 "Se^pig, i^og, >'/, Lat. nebr'is, the 
 skin of a hind or stag : hence 
 
 Kf/3jOt(TfTa, a kind of serpent, so 
 termed from its spots : fr. 
 
 Nf/3pof, ov, b, a hind or fawn, the 
 young of a stag ; vifSpui, Dor 
 for vtj3pou, & ve(ipojg for vt- 
 (ipoi'g. 
 
 Nffjuav, the name of a man, un- 
 decl. Syriac signif., ])lcasant. 
 
 N66(T0at, to return, pres. inf. fr. 
 vtofiai or vEit), to go, return. 
 
 "Serjai, Ion. for viy, 2 sing. pres. 
 subj. m. of vkojuaiy to go, return. 
 
 lSer]yti'))g, eog, 6, ?/, newly born : 
 fr. 7>tog, yivcjai. 
 
 "SirjOaXi^g, to^, 6, r), freshly 
 blooming, youthful : fr. vsog, 
 OdWu). 
 
 "UttlKTjg, «og, 6, ?/, newly sharp- 
 ened : fr. viog, cikt]. 
 
 "^'tTjKvg, xfiog, 6, »/, one recently 
 come, a stranger : fr. vkog, new, 
 & iXsvOoj or toxof-icti, to come ; 
 f. tXsvaofiai, a. 2. yXvOop. 
 
 "Setipiag, & -vitjCy Ion. for vfa- 
 viag, a young man : & 
 
 "iitrivigy Ion. for vidvig, iSog, t), 
 a girl. Th. vkog, new. 
 
 "Serjipnrog, 6, ij, newly spoken or 
 uttered : fr. vtog, (pdio. 
 
 Net, 3 sing. pres. ind. act. of the 
 
 NEI 
 
 verb vs(i), to spin ; f. r}(T<o. 
 
 Nfta/p//, T]g, I'l, the lowest part of 
 the belly, lower guts : fr. 
 
 ISftapbg, or vtapbg, a, ov, new, 
 recent, fresh, last. Th, riog. 
 
 ^iiarocy farthest, lowest, last ; 
 by sync, for vtuWarog, superl. 
 fr. t'tlog for I'iog, new, fresh. 
 
 NfiVta, as also vttKe'y ace. pi. fr. 
 vfjK-og, eog, rb^ a ])rawl, 
 
 NfiK-fj, contends, 3 sing. ])res. ind. 
 act. fr. vtiKku). Th. vtiKog. 
 
 NftfCft'tfTfCf r, by Ion. paragoge for 
 IviiKsu, 3 sing, imperf. ind. act. 
 of 7'tiKtiifj, poet, for vtiKSoj, to 
 brawl : fr. the same th. 
 
 'SiiKtiy, & by Ion. paragoge vti- 
 Kiiyat^ should overcome, abuse, 
 3 sing. pres. subj. act. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Net>cfOTj/p, iipog, b, that re- 
 proaches, rebukes : fr. 
 
 Nfjic€w, poet. veiKiitOf to quarrel, 
 wrangle, brawl, scold, abuse ; 
 f. rjmo & k(Tio. Th. j'HKog. 
 
 l^tiKrjfTev & reiKentv, Ion. for 
 IvfiKtjfrev, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 <>f the })receding verb. 
 
 NET K 02, eog, rb, strife, conten- 
 tion, contest, dispute, quarrel, 
 abuse ; ])erliaps fr. in) «S: t'tKeip. 
 
 NfiXaffrro, exults, is glad ; a word 
 fr. the Hebr. Job xxxix. 13. 
 
 ytiXoOtntig, (og, o, //, noiUMshed 
 by or near the Nile : fr. NaXot;, 
 Ofp<'». 
 
 Nf(/\o/<Ernoi', oif, to, (Strabo,) & 
 Nt«Xo(TK07rf7oi/, ov, rb, a watch- 
 tower or t)bservatory on the 
 Nile, near Memphis, to note the 
 rise and fall of the river, and 
 give timely notice to the inlia- 
 liitants. Diod. S. 
 
 'StlXog, ov, 6, Lat. Nihis, the 
 Nile, a river of Egypt. 
 
 'Sfifiag, ai^Tog, having given, a. 
 1. part, act., vtifiaro, 3 sing, a, 
 1. ind, m. Ion. of ifjuw, to allot, 
 a. 1. tru^a. 
 
 ^tiptv or vHfte, he gave, 3 sing. 
 a. 1. ind. act. Ion. for tvti^iv, of 
 the same verb. 
 
 Nft66>«j' ])v svnc. for vtmroOtv, 
 adv., from the bottom : & 
 
 Nfto0t, adv., by s}iic. for vua- 
 ru9i, in the very lowest bottom : 
 fr. VHog. 
 
 NeTov, ov, rb, Ion. for veov, ov, 
 rb, newly ploughed or fallow 
 land ; adv., latelv, recentlv. 
 
 NfjoTTotsw, w, to fallow. Th. 
 
 TToint). 
 
 l^tibg, ov, )), Ion. for vebg, land 
 
 newly ploughed : & 
 Nftor, ov. Ion. for vsog, new, 
 
 fresh, recent ; su])crl. I'dOTamg, 
 
 newest, lowest, last : all fr, j'fog. 
 N€i(T(Tfai, Ion. for » « jVcry, 2 sing. 
 
 pres. subj., veinato, Ion. for 
 
 viicKTov, pres. imper. fr. 
 
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 NEM 
 
 'SfifTffOfiai, to go, set out, depart, 
 .sail, return. Th. j4cu. 
 
 'Sural, returns, 3 sing. pros. ind. 
 of vkof.iai. Th. Tfio, to go, return. 
 
 Nfi0o>, to snow, rain, wet, bedew; 
 perf. m. j'eva^a : fr. ri0w. 
 
 Sfix^ftg, having returned, a. 1. 
 pt. ]>ass. fr. I'eiatTo^icu, to return. 
 
 'SfKdcfg, the dead : see pfKag. 
 
 SeKdCtffrrn', dat. pi. Ion. fr. 
 
 'SiKug, ddog, //, a lieap of corpses 
 or slain. Th. i tKtx'ig. 
 
 SfKpayojyeuj, w, f. j'yatu, to conduct 
 the souls of the dead into Hades : 
 fr. 7'(Kpbg, dyo)yt). 
 
 'SiKpiicbg, ?/, or, of the dead, like 
 a dead body, cadaverous : fr. 
 VfKpbg. 
 
 'SfKpo^iy 1.1101', ovog, 6, >'/. receiving 
 the dead : fr. vtKpbg, tex"/'"'- 
 
 Nffcpn/taiTf/rt, ag, y, Lat. rwcrc- 
 wia/<?/Vi, necromancy ; a divination 
 in which the .spirits of the dead 
 were considted ; corruj)ted into 
 nhjromantia, whence the erro- 
 neous vernacular translation, the 
 black art : fr. vtKpbg, fidrrig. 
 
 ^(Kpo^avTilov, ov, rb, a place for 
 consulting the dead : fr. tlio 
 same. 
 
 NfK-jOOTro/uTroe, 6, i), a conductor 
 or conveyer of the dead : fr. 
 
 I'fK-noO, TTOflTTl). 
 
 NEKPO'S, a, 01', dead; a corpse. 
 
 'Sekoiho, io, to kill, dead'Ti, mor- 
 tify, lull, debilitate ; f. ibmo, pf. 
 I'd'iKpioKn, a. 1. iv'tKpwaa, a. L 
 imper. act. viKOioaov, druj, perf. 
 pass. veviKpiofxai, i>f. part. pass. 
 j'fveKpiofiivog, rj,ov. iih.vtKpag. 
 
 'SeKpioGttg, ki'Tog, having been 
 killed, a. 1. part. ])ass. fr. trc- 
 KowOtjr, a. 1. pass, of I'SKonu). 
 
 'SsKoiomg, t(t)g, y, the action of 
 dying, mortification, death : fr. 
 2 pers. j)erf. of the same verb. 
 
 NE'KTAP, apog, rb, nectar, the 
 drink of the gods. 
 
 ^(KTdpiog, a, (Ion. rj,) ov, Lat. 
 ncctareiis, sweet as nectai', beau- 
 tiful, divine : fr. the above. 
 
 NEKY'AAAOS, a kind of insect, 
 chrysalis. 
 
 SfKVfg, the dead, departed : vikv- 
 KT(Ti, dat. pi. Ion. 7'tKviov, gen. 
 pi. fr. vtKvg, same as viKpog. 
 
 'SeicvojiavTeia, ag, >), the .same as 
 vtKponai'Tfia. 
 
 NfKi;o/ia JTf Tor, Ion. Nf»c?;o/i«j'r>'/- 
 loi', or, rb, the same as Nticno- 
 ^lavTtioif : fr. viKvg, f.idvTtg. 
 
 'SsKvg, vog,b, a dead Ixidy, corpse; 
 gen. pi. I'tKViov. Th. j'fK-po^-. 
 
 Nt/<£a, ag, »'/, a town in the Pelo- 
 l)onne.sus, where Nf/ua, ioi>, rd:^ 
 the Nemean games, were cele- 
 brated. 
 
 Nf/ifaTof, a, ov, Nemean : fr. 
 
 Nf/xfi'a, ag, rj, Nemea, a forest 
 
 in Achaia; lon.Nf/icj;;: fr.»/«//of, 
 
 NEM 
 
 (og, rb, a grove. Th. vkpno. 
 Nf/itag, d^og, t), poet, for Nc- 
 fuaia, Nemean. 
 'SsfitOoj, the .same as i'f/i(u,to feed. 
 tiffifia, (OV, Ta, same as l^ffiia. 
 Nf/utor dyaXfia, the Nemean 
 
 ornament : fr. 
 'Nffieiog, & 'Ssfifog, a, ov, same as 
 
 'Sf/xfalog. 
 NEMESA'Q, Cj, to be angry, feel 
 surprise and indignation, be in- 
 dignant or incensed at, repre- 
 hend, take ill or amiss ; envy, 
 grudge ; rival ; stand in dread 
 of anger, stand in awe, dread ; 
 make vain the counsel or hope 
 of the enemy ; mid. to be indig- 
 nant at, revenge, be displeased 
 with one's self, think it amiss, 
 deem unbecoming, be ashamed 
 or afraid, feel reluctant,hesitate; 
 f. rj(Tio, pf. vsvffxt<Ti]Ka, a. l.ind. 
 pa.ss. tvi^KfTi'iOrjv. Th. i-f/iw. 
 yit^uayTitcbg, t), bv, quick to an- 
 ger, easily incensed : A: 
 Nf/ifo-z/rof, tj, bv, reprehensible, 
 deserving reproof, odious, invi- 
 dious ; to be ashamed of ; pas- 
 sionate ; poet. ve^iefffftjTog : fr. 
 vefxefTdio. 
 'Nsfieni^io, or ofxai, to reprehend, 
 
 be angry, stand in awe of : fr. 
 'SifitfTig, f(ue, 7/, indignation, re- 
 prehension, with a certain degree 
 of envy, envy, malice, revenge ; 
 divine displeasure or vengeance; 
 an object of reprehension, re- 
 proach : JVewesis, the name of 
 the avenging goddess that curbs 
 the pride of men. Th. vt^uo. 
 ^e/ii<7a^, j)oet. for vtjxta^, is 
 wroth at., 3 sing. pres. ind. act. 
 of vf^endio, to be angry. 
 'StfierKTdrbg, Dor. for ve^itnmjrog. 
 T^ifiaarrtjOev, for I'ffxtaaijOiiaav, 3 
 pl. a. 1. ind. pa.ss. So vt/jnaa))- 
 Onv, Ion. for hsnt(r(ry9r]v, a. 1. 
 pass, of vffieadut, to be angry. 
 Nf/(£aff//rog, t), bv, poet, for v^ie- 
 criirbg, j), bv, deserving to be 
 blamed : fr. the same th. 
 N*/<6r(up, opog, b, a distributor, 
 judge, avenger : fr. vsfiio. 
 T>ief.ij]Otig, having been allotted, 
 a. 1. part. pass, oi vsjjuo, to allot; 
 f. vffiut, perf. pass, vtvs^tjuai, 
 a. 1. pass. 6j'f/u/0//i/. 
 ^(fiyfrig, ewg, i), distribution : fr. 
 
 VSfUv. 
 
 Nf^tog, fog, rb, Lat. nonus, a 
 grove, forest, place thick with 
 trees ; pasturage : fr. 
 
 NH'MQ, to distribute, dispense, 
 give, grant, bestow, attribute, 
 assign, impute ; rule, sway, go- 
 vern ; cultivate ; gesticulate, 
 dance, move with measured 
 steps ; esteem ; elect : vkfiofxai, 
 to be given, divided ; receive as 
 a share ; divide, part out ; culti- 
 
 NEO 
 
 vate, inhabit ; vffxio, & oftener 
 rffio/iai, to possess, oceni)y, en- 
 joy ; rfi.iu), to feed, pasture : 
 v'^io^tai, to be fed, pastured ; be 
 devoured, consumed ; f. rt/tw. 
 perf. rfvfjuTjKra, a. 1. tviina, pf. 
 m. vkvofia. 
 ^'fvanrai, Dor. for VBVijfrrat, 3 
 sing. perf. ind. pass, of j-dw, to 
 flow, 
 
 ^eviarai. Ton. for vhn]VTai,ihe\ 
 
 have been accumulated, 3 pi. 
 
 perf. ind. pass, of vsoj. 
 Sfvffiijica, I have distributed, pf. 
 
 ind. act. of rf/zw. 
 ^svtjKa, I have .spun, perf. act. of 
 
 vyGw, to spin ; f. vijaio, pf. pas.s. 
 
 vkvrjjxaL Sc Vfvt]<T^iai, perf. part. 
 
 pass, yevrj^ivog Si vsvT]<Tfisvog. 
 
 Th. veo). 
 
 NENI'HAOS, ov, 6, blind, infa- 
 tuated, foolish, senseless, mad. 
 
 SeviKai^rat, Dor. for vsviKtjvTai, 
 3 j)l. pf. pass, of viKduj, to con- 
 quer. 
 
 ^(viKtj^ai, pf. pass. vtviKy^'ivog. 
 
 pf. part. pass, of the same verb 
 NE'NNOv, ov, b, the father's or 
 
 mother's brother, uncle. 
 ^tvvbg, »), bv, foolLsh ; a ninny : 
 
 fi'. vi, voog, mind. 
 SfvofiitTfiai, perf. ind. pass. & 
 yevofiKTfievog, y, ov, perf. part, 
 
 pass, of vo/jii^io, to think, train 
 
 up. Th. vfiioj. 
 'Sfvoffevfifva, more eoiTectlv vf- 
 
 veoiTCTfvfikva, ])erf. part, pas's, fr. 
 
 vso(T(Tfvuj, to make a nest. Th, 
 
 veofFabg, a chicken. 
 SkvoTai, by sync, for r€ro?;rat, 
 
 lias been devised, 3 s. i)erf. ind. 
 
 pa.ss. of i/oew, to think. Th. voo?, 
 Ssvo(pa, perf. m. of vs<p(o, for 
 
 J'ft0(U. 
 
 ^ei'iufitOa, by Ion. synaeres. for 
 rei'oi]fXi9a, & rh'ojrai for vei'6- 
 t}Tai, 1 pl. & 3 sincr. perf. pa.ss. of 
 vofu), to think. Th. voog, mind. 
 
 SfoaXioTog, b, >/, newly caught : 
 fr. I'fog, dXioTog. 
 
 StoapSyg, kog, b, y, fresh wa- 
 tered : fr. veog, dpSuj. 
 
 Neoyayioc, 6, y, lately married : 
 Ir. viug, yafxeu). 
 
 Sioytvyg, Stoyvyg, 'SeoylXi/g. 
 *"?» '>»^ V,^ NcoyTXoc, V, bv, <Sc 
 Neoyi'oe, 6,»/,newlyboru,young: 
 fr. V£og, ysivofxai. 
 
 NtoypaTrrof, & 'Se6ypa(pog, b, y. 
 lately written or painted : fr. 
 vsog, ypd0w. 
 
 ^tbyviog, 6, y, that has young 
 linil)s, young, vigorous : fr. veog, 
 yvlnv. 
 
 ^toi^anw^yg, eog, o, y, recently 
 enrolled among the citizens ; as 
 the Helots, who were made free 
 by the Si)artans. Th. ^y^og. 
 
 ^to^aprog, b, y, newly skimied 
 or peeled : fr. veog, ^eipio. 
 
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 NEO 
 
 Seoc^arog, w, b. Dor. for ve6^uy. 
 rog. 
 
 ^eo^fiyg, iirog, 6, y, newly famed: 
 
 fr. vsog, ^ audio, 
 ^eo^fiyrog, o, y, newly built ; fr. 
 veog, c^^tu) : newly tamed or 
 subjugated, newly married ; fr. 
 veog, Cafidu). 
 ^eocpejryg, eog, 'Stoi^poTrng, ^ 
 Nfo^ptTT-oc, o, V, fresh-gathered 
 or cropped, new-lopped : fr. 
 veog, ^penio. 
 SeoeiSng, fog, b, y, liaving a 
 youthful appearance : fr. veoc 
 eiCog. 
 
 ^eo^vyyg, 'iog, & Nto^yyoc, & 
 ^eolvl, vyog, b, //,newlv voked, 
 newly married : fr. veog, ivyov. 
 
 Nfo0aX/)c, eog, b, y, recently 
 blooming : & 
 
 Nfo0aX,}e,Dor.forNfo0/;X,}c,6oc, 
 o, »/, recently flouri.shiug, bloom- 
 ing, or budding; fresh: fr. veog, 
 OdXXio. 
 Seoeev, adv. anew, afresh, newly: 
 
 fr. veog. 
 N£oOXi/3/)c, f oc, 6, »/, lately press- 
 ed^ : fr. 7'eog, 0Xi/3w. 
 'SeoGpeTTTog, b. y, newly nurtured 
 or grown : fr. veog, Tpe<pio. 
 Nfo/?;, yg, ,), youthful ardour or 
 age : fr. veog. 
 SeoiKog, b, t), newly built or in- 
 habited ; a new comer or inhabi- 
 tant ; that has a house in a new 
 eity : fr. veog, olKog. 
 SeoK-ydyg, eog, b, y, feeling fresh 
 sorrow ; dat. sing. veoKyCei : fr. 
 veog, Ky^og. 
 ^eoKXioarog, b, y, newly spun or 
 
 woven : fr. veog, kXioOio. 
 'SeoKovyrog, b, y, newly shed, re- 
 cently stained : fr. veog, Kovew. 
 'SeoKOTrog, Sc 'SeoKOTrrog, b, y, 
 newly hewn or made : fr. veog, 
 
 KnTTTlO. 
 
 'SeoKOTog, 6, //, newly angry ; fr. 
 rkog^ KOTog : recent, new ; fr. 
 veog. 
 SeoKpdg, drog, or l^ieoKpag, drog, 
 b, y, newly mixed, newly con- 
 ciliated : fr. veog, Kepdvvvfu. 
 SenKTicTTog, b, y, newly built or 
 made ; veoKTiara, D(»r. for veo- 
 KTirrry, 7jg,y: fr. v^og, kti^io. 
 Ncr'icrorot,', 6, »), poet, newly slain: 
 
 fr. veog, Kreivu). 
 NcoXo/a, ag, y, an a.s.sembly of 
 young people, youth. Th. veoc. 
 SeoXXovTog, b, »), poet, for 7>e6- 
 Xourocnewly washed or bathed: 
 fr, veog, Xovtj. 
 Seo/xai, to spin ; swim ; go, come, 
 return. Th. rfw. 
 Seofiyvia, contract, vovfiyvia, ag, 
 y, new moon, or a new m<tnth, 
 or the first day of the month, 
 calends : fr. veog, /o/r. 
 Siov, newly, recently, lately, adv. 
 veioari, Att. the same. Th. veog. 
 
NEO 
 
 NEY 
 
 NE<[> 
 
 s 
 
 N£07ra9/)c, «oe, o, »/, newly suf-iNcor^o-toc, o, ?/, juvenile, youth- Nti^ytxt^a, Dor. for veofitOa, hy 
 
 fering : fr. vkog, rrdOoQ 
 "StOTrei/OiiQ, tog, 6, >/, suffering 
 
 recent grief : fr. vkog, -KtvQog. 
 "SeomiKTog, 6, r), newly fixed or 
 
 hardened : fr. veog, TrrjyvviJii. 
 "NtoTrXovTog, 6, >'/, newly made 
 
 rich : fr. vtog, TrXovrog. 
 'SfoTrXvrog & ^toTrXviTug, 6, »/, 
 newly washed : fr. viog, ttXvuio. 
 NtoTTpioTOf, 6, //, newly cut and 
 
 polished : fr. vtog, ttoiw. 
 'Se6ftpavTog,6,Ti'iynii\\\y sprinkled; 
 
 fresh-stained : fr. I'tog, pa'ivio. 
 IstoppvTog, 6, »/, fresh-ttowing, 
 
 new : fr. viog, psut. 
 Nioprog, 6, t), newly arisen, 
 
 young : fr. vLog, vnu). 
 "Ssog, ov, 6, a young man, youth : 
 
 fr. 
 NE'02, a, ov, Lat. norus, new, 
 recent, novel, sti'unge, unex- 
 pected, fresh, young, youthful : 
 as if fr. vvv, now ; com par, vhjj- 
 Tepog, a, ov, younger ; vtiorepuv 
 Ti, any thing new or unusual, an 
 innovation; pi. nom. ai vtibrspai, 
 girls, younkei*s. 
 "NtoaiydXog, oj, Dor. for Nfoct- 
 yijXog, ov, u, brilliant, striking, 
 worthy of admiration for new- 
 ness and excellence, so as to 
 cause silence fur verv wonder : 
 such an one Homer would call 
 (TtyaXuevra : fr. viog, aiydu). 
 "StoafitjKTog, 6, »/, newly wiped 
 or polished : fr. vkog, (Tfxduj, or 
 (Tfir)xni, to wipe, cleanse. 
 'StofTTraCtjg, tog, 6, i), newly 
 
 drawn : fr. vkog, mrcno. 
 'StoffTTiig, dcog, t), newly lopped 
 
 off : fr. the same. 
 NiocTTopot;, 6, 7/, newly sown : fr. 
 
 vkog, crTTtipu). 
 "Stofffftvio, Att. vioTTtvu), to make 
 a nest, nestle, hatch. Th. vi- 
 oacTog. 
 Nfo<Tata, dg, r), a bird's nest 
 with the young, the brood or 
 young ; a bee-hive. But -atria, 
 i), incubation ; gen. pi. Ion. vt- 
 ocrauioi/ : fr. vtoTtrug. 
 'Sfocraiop, ov, TO, a little chicken, 
 
 youngling ; dimin. fr. 
 NEOisO'S, Att. vtoTTog, ov, 6, 
 a young bird, chicken, tender 
 young of any thing, nurseling, 
 egg, nest ; dat. pi. nocrcrolai. 
 'StoatTujg, Dor. for vtoaaovg. 
 'Ne6(TTpo<pog, 6, if, newly twisted : 
 
 fr. vkog, (xrpk^w. 
 "StotTipay^g, kog, o, t), newly 
 
 slaughtered : fr. vkog, tr^arrw. 
 'Storag, drog, d. Dor. for vtortig. 
 'istOTivKTog, 6, y'l, &. 'StoTtvx^jg, 
 kog, 6, if, recently made, newly 
 wrought : fr. vkog, nvx**). 
 Nt6r*/g, rfTog, if, youth ; young 
 persons ; aec. sing. viOTijTa. 
 Th. vkog. 
 
 ful : fr. the same th. 
 
 'StoTOKog, 6, if, having recently 
 brought forth : fr. vkog, tiktu). 
 
 ^toTfiUTog, Dor. for vtorfitfTog, & 
 
 'StoTOf.iog, 6, if, newly cut or 
 lopi^ed : fr. vkog, rkniw. 
 
 'Storptfpijg, fog, u, if, newly rear- 
 ed, new-born : fr. rkog, rpk^io. 
 
 'StoTpi[3ifg, kog, 6, if, newly bruis- 
 ed or ground : fr. vkog, rpifiio. 
 
 ^t6rpo(pog, 6, if, — veoTpttpifg. 
 
 Ntorriti, dg, if, Att. for i^toGaid, 
 a nest. 
 
 'SsoTTiov, OV, TO, the same as ve- 
 o(xaiov, a little one. 
 
 'StoTTOTToikofxai, oTijxai, to make 
 a nest, nestle, brood, hatch, have 
 young; f. m. rfCTojuca; a. l.part. 
 ni. vfOTTOTToiifadfiei'og : fr. vt- 
 oftabg, TTOikoj. 
 
 'StoTTog, ov, 6, Att. for vioaarbg, 
 a chicken, youngling. 
 
 \£orrorpo0fw, w, f. j/rroj, to feed 
 or rear young : vioTTog, Tpktpiv. 
 
 ^tovpkuj, dtj to have a fair wind : 
 fr. vavg, ovpog. 
 
 'StovTo.Tog, 6, if, lately wounded : 
 fr. vkog, ovTdu). 
 
 'StoipvTog, 6, if, lately planted or 
 set ; in theological writers ap- 
 plied to one lately i)lanted ((»r 
 received) into the Christian 
 Church, a neophyte : fr. vkog, 
 
 (pVOJ. 
 
 ^toxdpaKTog, 6, if, newly im- 
 pressed or imprinted : fr. vkog, 
 Xapdffffuj. 
 
 'Stoxt^bg, b, if, poet, for vkog. 
 Hence 
 
 Ncoxftow, w, to introduce inno- 
 vations, chang*- of government. 
 
 'StoxpKTTog, b, if, olKog, a house 
 lately rough-cast or plastered : 
 fr. vkog, xP'^- 
 
 Ntow, (i, f. loffio, to make new, 
 renew, rencnate, innovate, re- 
 call to mind ; till new, fallow 
 land : fr. vkog. 
 
 NE'nOAES, tuv, 01, Lat. nepotes, 
 descendants, progeny, posterity ; 
 or that go or proceed without 
 feet, as fishes ; or swimming 
 with their feet ; sea-calves or 
 seals : fr. vku/, to swim, or vf, 
 for vrf, a partic. priv, & -jrovg. 
 
 'SkpOe.Ai 'SkpOev, by npha>rcs. for 
 inpQtv, below, in the lower re- 
 gions ; adv. 
 
 l^kpTipog, a, ov, infernal ; vkp- 
 Ttpoi, infernal gods, manes, the 
 dead: fr. the above. 
 
 ^i(TTopicr)g, ov, b, Nestorides, son 
 of Nestor, a patronymic fr. 
 
 N«(Tro>p, opog, b, Nestor j a proper 
 name. 
 
 Ntu/ia, aTog, Tb, a nod, assent. 
 Th. viyw, to nod. 
 
 ^tvfiai. Dor. for vkofiai, ovfiai, 
 or Ion. ff>r f. vevcrofiai. 
 (444) 
 
 enallage for fut. vevaoj-uOa, we 
 
 will return ; fr. vkuj, to return. 
 Nfuotfv, they may be inclining, 
 
 verging, 3 pi. pres. opt. act. fr. 
 
 vfvto, to nod ; pres. part, vtvojv, 
 
 ovcra, ov. 
 Nf j'pa, dg, if. Ion. -if, ifg, a nerve, 
 
 sinew ; bow-string, string of an 
 
 instrument. Th. vtvpov. 
 'Stvpttif, ijg, if, poet, for the a- 
 
 bove. 
 Ntypf/e, gen. Ion. fr. vevpd. 
 ^tvpig, idog, if, dim. fr. vtvpov, 
 
 a little nerve or sinew. 
 Nfi'pofcoTTfw, iD, to cut the sinews, 
 
 maim, enervate : fr. vtipov, 
 
 KOTTTU). 
 
 NEt'PON, ov, rb, a nerre, sinew, 
 tendon ; string, cord, thong, 
 made from the guts of animals, 
 bow-string, string wliieh fastens 
 the head of the arrow to the 
 shaft, thong of a sling ; string 
 of a musical instrument ; vtvpa, 
 nerves, strength, vigour, confi- 
 dence. 
 
 yitvpnppaipku), Of, to sew with 
 thongs ; stitch shoes : & 
 
 'Stvpoppd<l)og, b, if, a cobbler ; 
 maker of cords or strings : fr. 
 
 VtVpOV, pATTTO). 
 
 'StvpoffTTudifg, kog, 6, t), drawn 
 by strings, imi)elled by a string, 
 as an arrow from a b<nv : & 
 
 Ntt'po<T7r«<Tr« dydXfxnra, images 
 drawn by secret strings : fr. 
 veupov, (jTtdit). 
 
 Nfvpoa>, u), f. u)(TiD, to draw or 
 stretch tight, nerve, strengthen : 
 fr. vfvpov. 
 
 "Stva & vivffe. Ion. for ivtvat, 
 he beckoned, 3 sing. a. 1. act. of 
 vtvw, to nod; f. aw, pf. vkvtvKa, 
 a. 1. part, vtvaag, avTog, 
 
 Istvmg, njjg, if, a nttddiiig, incli- 
 nation ; fr. the same : also a 
 swinnning, sailing, navigating ; 
 fr. jtu>, f. vtvau). 
 
 'Stvaovfjiii'oi, about to swim : fr. 
 vku), Xen. K. 'A. iv. 3. 12. 
 
 yev(7Tdi^u}, f. dcrw, to nod, bend 
 the head, beckon, wink: fr. vtvw. 
 
 ^tvaTiKog, if, bv, the same as 
 
 Ntvaroc, if, bv, swinnning. Th. 
 vkoj, f. viixjio, to swim. 
 
 NEY" 12, Lat. mio, to nod, beckon, 
 make signs to, assent, promise, 
 bend dow n, verge or be inclined 
 to ; f. ffu), perf. vkvtvKa. 
 
 ^k<l)(a, uvm. pi. vt(pkfaai, dat. pi. 
 Ion. fr. vk<pog, tog, Tb, a cloud. 
 
 lSi<pkXrf, Ijg, if, Dor. vi<{>kXa, Lat. 
 nebula, a cloud, mist, fog ; fine 
 net : fr. the same th. 
 
 ^itjitXtfyipkrao, gen. ^ol. for 
 vf(ptXifyipkTov, fr. 
 
 ^KptXifytpkTifg, oVf 6, cloud- 
 gathering, cloud-compelling, an 
 
 epith. of Jove ; .^ol. nom. vftpt- 
 
 NE12 
 
 XtfytpETa : fr. vi<pog, tytipio, to 
 
 raise, or dytipoj, to collect. 
 TSie^kX^aiv, dat. ])1. fr. vetpkXr}. 
 'SKpkXiov, ov, Tb, a little cloud, 
 
 dimin. fr. veipkXri. Th. vk<l>og. 
 ^((ptXoKoKKvyia, ag, if, a city of 
 
 cuckoos in the clouds : fr. vlcpk- 
 
 Xl], KOKKV^. 
 
 "SttptXioTbg, if, bv, consisting of 
 
 clouds : fr. vftpkXif. 
 'SttpOaXtifx, b, the name of a man, 
 
 midecl. Hebr. signif. wrestling. 
 NE'4>0S, eog, Tb, Lat. nubes, a 
 
 cloud ; metaphorically, sadness; 
 
 a great multitude. 
 "St^piSiog, a, ov, belonging to the 
 
 kidneys : & 
 "SicpplTig, icog, if, a disease or 
 
 affection of the reins : fr. 
 NE<I>P0'2, ov, 6, the reins or 
 
 kidneys ; in the Scriptures, the 
 
 secret thoughts and desires of 
 
 the mind. 
 NE'U, to swim ; spin, draw thread 
 
 NHA 
 
 from a distaff ; w ind up, wind 
 in a ball ; aecunudate, heap 
 up, construct, build ; f. vrjaut & 
 vfixTio (as fr. nXkuj comes ttXsv- 
 CTw), imj)erf. tvtoi', a. 1. tvtffra ; 
 m. vkofxai, to go, come, return ; 
 spin ; imperf. htdfirfv, a. 1. m. 
 
 IvTfffd^ltfV. 
 
 Keujicopog, ov, b, one whose office 
 was to keep clean the temple, 
 a churchwarden : fr. veujg, Att. 
 for labg, & Kopkio. 
 
 'StwfieO' for vubfiiQa, we should 
 return, 1 pi. subj. pass, of vk- 
 ofxai or vku), to return. 
 
 ^siofikvt], being renewed, viz. yrj, 
 the earth, pres. part. f. g. fr. 
 ridio, to renew. Th. vkog, new. 
 
 Ntwj/, wvog, b, a dock, station for 
 
 ships : fr. vavg. 
 'SHbvtjTog,^ b, if, newly bought : 
 
 fr. I'kog, ibvrjTog. 
 'Siiopifg, kog, b, if, fresh, new, 
 
 sudden : fr. vkog, bpio. 
 Nfwpior, ov, Tb, a dock, place in 
 
 which shii>s are taken care of : 
 
 fr. vavg, o'tna. 
 ^Skiog, adv. newly, lately: fr. vkog. 
 "Stufg, <1), b, Att. for vabg, ov, b,u 
 
 temple; vfwv, gen. pi. for vawv 
 NfwrrotKroi, o'l, docks, (as one 
 
 should fay, homes for shij)s) : 
 
 fv. vavg, gen. L.n. vtfbg, Att. 
 
 v(u}g, 6i olKog. 
 Nfwori, adv., newlv, recently, 
 
 lately. Th. vkog. * 
 Nf wra, also tig vkeora, for the new 
 
 or conn' ng year : fr. viog. 
 'StojTttTog, T], ov, the latest, 
 
 youngest ; superl. fr. vkog. 
 "SfioTtpi^KrOai, pi-es. inf. pass. fr. 
 Nfu>^fp^^<u, f. i(Tu}, to introduce no- 
 velty, innovate, cause a chan;^e, 
 
 follow newer fashions. Th. vkog. 
 
 Ntwrfp/KOf, if, bv, belonging to 
 
 youth, youtliful, ardent, head- 
 
 strong : fr. 
 
 Nfwrfpoc, a, ov, younger, newer; 
 com par. fr. vkog. 
 NH\ by, an adverb of affirming 
 and swearing by, with ace, as 
 J'/} Aia, by Jove ; in composi- 
 tion, a particle priv., sometimes 
 intensive. 
 
 N/}' for vifa, ace. poet, for vavv, 
 a ship ; fr. nom. vavg. Ion. vtfvg, 
 vifbg, dat. i)l. v if tarn. 
 
 ^tfaiOog, ov, b,Nea'thus, the name 
 of a river. 
 
 NHTA'TEOS, b, if, new, newly 
 made : fr. vkog, ydto for yivofxai. 
 
 'Sifyperog, b, if, difficult to be 
 roused from : fr. vif, tytipio. 
 
 ^if^vla, (jov, rd, the intestines: 
 fr. vifOvg. 
 
 "SifSvfiog, 6, //, sweet ; by pleon. 
 
 of 1/, for jjcvixog. Th. ydog. 
 'Srfdvo^iv, poet, adv., from the 
 
 belly or womb. Th. vtfSvg. 
 \ HAT'S, vog, if, the belly, womb. 
 N//6a(T' for viftfTfTi, dat. pi. Ion. &. 
 
 poet. fr. vavg. Ion. vifvg,a. ship. 
 'Stfku), w, to lieap, pile up ; f. 
 
 ifmo. Th. vkio, to wind into a 
 
 ball, spin; f. vifaio, a. I. part. 
 
 vifcrag, and by pleon. of if, vifif- 
 
 ffag. 
 
 N»/>y(Tac, a. \. pt. act. VifijfraaOai, 
 a. I. inf. m. So vif tfnav for ivifif- 
 (Tav, a. I. Ion. of vifkio. 
 yiifOlo, to spin, draw the tliread 
 from the distaff ; f. vifaw, perf. 
 vkvifKa, pf. pass, vkvifnfiai. Th. 
 vkio, to spin, wind into a ball. 
 'Srft, dat. sing. fr. vavg. Ion. 
 
 vtfvg. 
 Ni/ta, Td, things belonging to a 
 ship, materials for ship-build- 
 ing : fr. vif'log. 
 l>itf'idctg, o)v, ai, Ion. for l<i aide eg. 
 N//IOC, a, ov, or b, if, belonging to 
 a ship or to the sea : fr. vtjvg. 
 'Sifig, Uog, b, if, ignorant, inex- 
 perienced, timid : fr. vif, priv. 
 tS: tlcitj, to know. 
 ^tf'ig,Nah, one of the Naiads, or 
 Nymphs of the fountains ; KvX- 
 Xifvtfv 'Siftca viiiKbnv, Dionys. 
 Hal. A. R. i. 13. 
 ^ifKtp^ifg, kog, b, if, unprofitable, 
 
 useless, foolish : fr. vif, KkpSog. 
 ^TfKepog, ov, & N)/(C£pwc, oJTog, b, 
 if, w ithout horns : fr. vif, Kkpag. 
 ^ifK((TTov, irremediably, incura- 
 bly ; adv. fr. vif, dKew. 
 'StfKovfyTkuj, w, f. r]<Tu>, to refuse 
 to hear, disobey, despise : fr. 
 7n), dKovio. 
 ^TfKTog, if, or, swimming, able to 
 
 swim : fr. vifxoj. 
 N/;Xfy/)^, kog, b, if, savage, reck- 
 less : as fr. vif, dXkyiv. 
 N//\f//(;, kog, b, if, & Tb vifXekg, 
 cruel, pitiless, merciless, ruth- 
 less, implacable ; unpitied; also 
 vtiXfiijg & vrfXifg, kog, dat. sing. 
 (44o) 
 
 NHn 
 
 vifXk'i : fr. vi), tXeog. 
 'SrfXil, dat. sing. fr. vrfXi/g, kog, 
 
 6, if, cruel ; or by sync, for vrj- 
 
 ^tt'i, dat. fr. vifXtlfg. 
 N//Xfo)c, the same as vtfXiiig. 
 SifXfuog, adv., cruelly : fr. vtj- 
 
 Xtiifg. 
 
 yitfXtoTToivog, b, if, cruel in pu- 
 nishing, unrelenting : fr. vifXe- 
 ifg, TToivif. 
 'StfXevaTog, o, if, invisible: fr. 
 
 vif, Xei'(r(Tio. 
 
 SifXeiog, adv. cnielly, unmerci- 
 fully : fr. vifXtifg. 
 
 ^ifXifiog, possessive fr. 'StfXfig. 
 
 N/;X/}(;, kog, b, if, for vtfXtifg. 
 
 ypXi—og, ou, & N//Xt7roj;f, iroCog, 
 o, if, not having shoes, barefoot- 
 ed :^ fr. vi/, //Xcv//, Trovg. 
 
 yiffXlTifg, kog, b, if, innocent, in- 
 offensive : fr. vif, dXiTkiv. 
 
 NT/^a, aTog, Tb. a thing spun, 
 thread. Th. ikoj. 
 
 "StffikpTeia, ag, if, truth, certainty, 
 accuracy : 6l 
 
 N»;/tf/3Tte, & Nj;ju€prfwf, truly, 
 adv. fr. 
 
 Nj7/i£pr/}c, «oc, 6, if, true, uner- 
 ring, certain : fr. r//, d^apTavio. 
 N//^fpr//(,-, the proper name of a 
 
 woman. 
 yifjvffiia, ag, if, tranquillity, a 
 stillness hi the air, calm : fr. 
 
 ^ifrtfiog, b, if, unruffled by the 
 winds, serene, tranquil, calm : 
 fr. vi/, dvEfiog. 
 
 '^ilKig, tog, if, a swimming: fr. 
 vifxio. 
 
 Ni/|o/(«f, I will float, f. 1. m. of 
 i'//,Yo/mi : fr. the same th. 
 
 N^yotf, to temples, Ion. for vaolg, 
 fr. vabg, ov, b, a temple. 
 
 N/^oTToXof, ov, b, a superintend- 
 ent of a temple : fr. vrfbg, for 
 vabg, & TToXkw, to be employed. 
 
 N//o(;,of a ship, gen. Ion. for vabg, 
 fr. vavg, if, dat. j)l. vtfixri : & 
 
 N//OC, Ion. for vabg, 6, a temple. 
 
 N/;o<T(rooc, b, if, protector of ships: 
 fr. vavg, (Tu)Z,u}. 
 
 'Sif7rav(TTov, adv., incessantly : fr. 
 vij, TTavcrrog. 
 
 ^tjTTtSavbg, if, bv, firm, strong ; 
 fr. vt), ijTTfdavbg, weak, infirm, 
 as if d-n-tcavog : fr. a priv. & 
 Trk^ov, ov, Tb, the ground. 
 
 Sif7rev9i/g, kog, 6, »/, free from 
 grief, assuaging grief: fr. vi/, 
 irkvQog. 
 
 NtfTTtvOifg, kog, b, if, not to bo 
 questioned : fr. vi/, 7rfi»0w. 
 
 N>77rtrta, ag, if, infancy, folly : & 
 
 SifTTid^oj, to imitate a child, be 
 ingenuous as a child, act child- 
 ishly j f. dcTio, perf. vtvifiriaKu, 
 a. I. tvifTTiaaa. Th. vifTTiog. 
 
 SifTTiaxtvio, to behave or cry 
 like a child : fr. 
 
 Nz/TTtaxoff, ov, b, the same as vif- 
 ~iog, an infant. 
 
i 
 
 NHS 
 
 NrjTTiaxw, for VTjTriaxtvto. 
 
 'SrjTrih], i)Q, y), infancy, childhood. 
 
 N//7rtot', ov, TO, an infant, infan- 
 cy : fr. 
 
 NH'niOS, ov, o, an infant ; in- 
 fantine, childish, young, tender, 
 weak, feeble ; metaph. iniju'ii- 
 dent, foolish ; simple, inexpe- 
 rienced : fr. 1'/) i)riv', »Sc tTroc, a 
 word ; who cannot speak ; as 
 in/ans in Lat. 
 
 K>/7rtor>2e, 1IT0Q, t), infancy, folly : 
 fr. the above. 
 
 'SrjirXfKTog, 6, >}, uncombed, un- 
 adorned : fr. v>), ttXsku). 
 
 ^rjTTOivoQ, 6, »'/, unavenged, un- 
 punished ; gratuitous : fr. vi), 
 
 TTOlVi). 
 
 Ki;7rj';rtoc, a, ov, foolish, childish. 
 Th. i'r}—ioQ, the same. 
 
 Nj/ptrf, iioQ & koQ, u, a proper 
 name, Nereus. Hence 
 
 "SijpiilQ, tcoQ, »/, a daughter of 
 Nereus, Nereid. 
 
 K/;pt, 6, the name of a man, un- 
 decl. Hebr., a lamp. 
 
 "St'jpiOfJog, u, y'l, imiumei-able : fr. 
 v/), dniOnog. 
 
 NH'PION, ov, TO, a kind of shrub 
 that grows about streams, the 
 oleander or rosebay : fr. viipug, 
 moist. 
 
 iii]p~i'TT]Q, 6, Lat. nerita, a shell 
 fish, a sea snail : fr. v'tuj, to 
 swim : see 'AvapiTrjg. 
 
 Nj^pirof, or Ki'jukttoq, 6, >}, about 
 which there is no strife ; undis- 
 puted ; incomparable, consider- 
 able, numerous : fr. vt), f.pi^u), 
 to contend. Th. tpig. 
 
 NHPO'2, a, ov, moist, wet, a 
 bounding with water, hollow ; 
 for veapbc, fresh : fr. vsog. 
 
 "Nrjaai, to have heaped, a. 1. inf. 
 act. vf)(TavTo, 3 pi. a. 1. iud. m. 
 Ion. of psu). 
 
 "Nrjaalt}, j/c, >'/, the name of a 
 woman : fr. vijaog, an island. 
 
 NijcraTog, a, ov, insular : & 
 
 Ni^fftov, ov, TO, Sc X?/fT<g, tSog, >/, 
 dim. a small island : fr. vtiaog. 
 
 ^rjcnioTrjg, ov, 6, Si ^tjctiioTig, 
 idog, »/, an islander, inhabitant 
 of an island : also same as 
 
 'SrjanjJTiKoc, y), or, belonging to 
 islands, or islanders : fr. 
 
 NH"20S, ov, >'/, an island, dat. 
 pi. vrj(Toiai : fr. vku), to swim. 
 
 ^Tj(TO(f)vXaKig, 01, governors or 
 wardens of an island : fr. vrjcrog, 
 (pv\a^. 
 
 KH"2SA, or l!^rJTTa, ag, r), Lat. 
 anas, a duck or drake : fr. vtw. 
 
 N;?(Tr£ta, ag, t), hunger, fasting : 
 fr. 
 
 ^rjfTTivu), to fast, abstain ; f. tv- 
 (Toj, pei"f. vevfjcTTevKa, a. L Ivrj- 
 (TTivna, a. \. pt. vr}(TTtv<Tag : fr. 
 
 NH^STIS, iwg & log, 6, rj, fast- 
 ing, hungry : fr. vrj, ioOioj. 
 
 NIK 
 
 'Srjnvcpiov, ov, to, a small island ; 
 dim. fr. vrjaog. 
 
 y^r](7b), y), the name of a woman. 
 
 SfjTyjv, adv., in vain, uselessly: fr. 
 
 NT/roc, last ; contr. fr. viarog, 
 newest. Th. v'tog, new. 
 
 \r]Tbg, »), ov, heaped up, accu- 
 mulated : fr. I'/yw. 
 
 'Sy]TpiKy)g, kog, 6, i), true, dis- 
 tinct : fr. vi), dTptKi)g. 
 
 StjTTctpiov, ov, TO, dim. of vifTTa, 
 a little duck, duckling. 
 
 ^yjvv, ace. shig. Ion. for vavv, a 
 
 NIK 
 
 Ntra'o-fTv, f. L inf. Dor. for vin-t]- 
 <T£tv, of the same verb. 
 
 'SiKUTit), let him eon(iucr, 3 sing. 
 pres. imper. act. of the same. 
 
 Nt/ca0op/a, ag, d. Dor. for viki}- 
 (popta, //,tlie obtaining of victory. 
 
 'SiKd(p6pog, Dor. for viKi](f)opoc,b, 
 y'l, victorious : fr. I'i'/c/;, <pkpu). 
 
 NIKA'Q, w, to conquer, van- 
 quish, be victorious, triumph, 
 obtain by conquest, prevail, sur- 
 pass, excel ; as if fr. vi) &. ukoj, 
 to yield ; f. j'/crw, |)erf. vtviKi}Ka, 
 a. I. iv'iKi]aa, a. 1. subj. riKyjcno, 
 
 .ship ; fr. vavg, y), a ship. - .,_.., j ,„„, 
 
 Stivai, dat. j)l. Jon. fr. the same, yg, y, a. 1. hif. act. viKt)fyai : fr. 
 N//i)r/zof, 6, //, destitute of breath, NiV;/, ijg, »;, victory, conciuest. 
 
 breathless : fr. vy), dvT^i]. 
 
 triumi)h, advantage, superiority. 
 
 Sr](paivuj, to be sober. Th. vr]<pu}. 'SiKy, Dor. for viKqi, he con(iuers, 
 Sy)(p('i\tog, Si N»;0d/\atoc, a, ov, 3 sing. pres. ind. act. of vncaw. 
 
 same as ^iKyjOttg, liaa, iv, having been 
 
 N //^aXioc, «, 01', also 6, //, sober, conquered, a. \. part. pass, of 
 
 temperate, prudent. Tli. vz/^w.i the same. 
 
 Hence 
 S7](pa\i6Ty]g, rjTog, >/, sobriety, 
 
 temperance, prudence. 
 NH'<^12, to be sober, abstain, be 
 
 vigilant or sober-minded ; f. \poj, 
 
 tiUy^fia, aTog, to, victory ; re- 
 ward of victory : fr. vikcuo. 
 
 "SiKijui, for i'lKuio, to con(iuer. 
 
 "SiKqcrag, viK^rrCiaa, having over- 
 come, a. 1 . part. act. ni. & f. g. 
 
 C? 7 - - T — 7 7 1 
 
 ])f. r«j/;;0rr, a. 1. ivj/^'^ja. 1. imp. fr. vikcuo. 
 
 vyi\poi', UTOJ, Si in 2 pi. vyixpuTt ; l^iKyiTeog, a, ov, to be conquered 
 
 verbal adj. fr. 
 
 iis fr. vt), Triio 
 
 Sy'ixeTo, was floating, 3 s. impf. 
 ind. pass. Ion. of i'J7\'w. 
 
 'Si'jxov, they were swimming, 3 
 pi. impf. ind. act. Ion. of ry^x^i 
 to swim ; vrixo}itvog, pr. pt. m. 
 
 ^^^X^T-o^, 6, y), floating, wide- 
 spread : fr. vy), x^^j ^^ X^^- 
 
 Syjx*^, f. vy)^iij, more commonly 
 vijx^'f^cii, to swim, float : fr. vtio. 
 
 Nr/w, to accunmlate. Th. vsoj. 
 
 Ky](}jg, Dr)r. & Ion. vyjnvg for j-a- 
 oi'C, ace. jil. fr. vabg, a temple. 
 
 Xt'yfp, 6, the surname of a pro- 
 phet ; in Latin, black. 
 
 NITAAPOS, 6, a sort of musical 
 modulation; the music by which 
 the trumpeter regulated the ex- 
 ertions, or revived the spirits of 
 the rowers 
 
 or overcome , 
 
 VlKOiO. 
 
 }^iKyjTy]piov, ov, to, the reward of 
 victory, prize, j^alm : fr. 
 
 NiK»/r//pto<,', a, ov, belonging to 
 victory, triumphal : Si 
 
 ^iKyjrijg, ov, 6, a victor: fr. vikc'iu). 
 
 KiKyjTiKog, i), ov, fitted to obtain, 
 who has often obtained, or w hose 
 services are essential to obtain- 
 ing victory, conquering, victori- 
 ous : fr. the above. 
 
 ^iKy]<popHo, u), f. r](jo), to gain the 
 victory : & 
 
 Ni/c>/0opia, ag, y), the obtaining of 
 victorv : fr. 
 
 "SiKyjcpopog, 6, y), that carries ott" 
 victory, triumphant : fr. vikij, 
 <pspu). 
 
 Ntffo/SovXof, 6, 7/, victorious over 
 
 Nt'Ca;, Ni'^ojuat, Dor. for viirTw, the .senate : fr. viK-y], (iovXy). 
 viTTTOfiai, to wash, particularly NtKo^;;^/©^, ov, b, tlie name of a 
 applied to the hands. \ man. (.;r.,subduer of the i)eo])lt 
 
 Ntfc^, 2 sing. pres. ind. pass. & 3 NtfcojcXz/f, fog, b, a j)roper m 
 sing. pres. ind. act. : but KiKoXaT^Tyjg, ov, b, a follow 
 
 smg. pres 
 
 NtKa, corujuer, pres. imper. act. : 
 fr. viKau), to conquer. 
 
 SiK^v, i)res. inf. act. fr. the same. 
 
 SiKd'viop, opog, b, the name of a 
 deacon. Or., man of vict(jry. 
 
 'SiKa^w, f7g, (1, Dor. for viKaaCj, 
 Si this for viK)iaio, I will con- 
 quer, f. \. fr. viKaoj, to conquer. 
 
 NiK-ao-ai, Dor. for viKyfaai, a. L 
 inf. act. & 
 
 ^iKd'ffaig, ^ol.for viKy'jffag, a. 1. 
 part, act., victorious, having 
 conquered ; so also 
 
 Ntfca'caf, Dor. for viKy/aag, av- 
 Tog, a. 1. part. fr. vikiuu, to con- 
 quer. 
 
 (446) 
 
 name 
 
 Nicolaus : fr 
 NtKoXaog, ov, 6, or Att. NtcoXfwr, 
 
 a», b, the name of a man. Gi'. 
 
 victorious over the people. 
 NiicoTrottw, u), to gain a victorv : 
 
 fr. 
 NiKOTTotoc, o, »'/, that effects a 
 
 con<juest : fr. j'jjc»;, Troiiu). 
 KiKonoXig, eiog, //, the name of a 
 
 city, Nicopolis : Gr., conquering 
 
 city : fr. juKyj, TroXig. 
 }slKng, eog, Tb, victory ; end, con- 
 clusion ; (ig vlKog, to eternity, 
 
 for ever. Th. vikt}. 
 NiK^fv, Att. contr. for viKaoitv 
 
 3 pi. pres. opt. fr. viKaiD. 
 
 NOE 
 
 "SlKi^OTJTC, Att. for VlKdoiTf, VI- 
 
 KipTi ; fr. the same. 
 Nji', poet. Si Dor. him, her, it, 
 for i or avTbv, as ^liv. Others 
 take viv, for avTi^ : it is found 
 hi Sophocles ioravTb,Si in Eur. 
 for avTovg. 
 Nn-ewc, »*/, Lat. Nineve, Nlneteh, 
 the name of a city, undecl. 
 Hebr., a pleasant habitation. 
 'SivsmTyjg, ov, b, Sc in pi. Ni- 
 %'ivlTai, 0(, inhabitants of Ni- 
 neveh : fr. the above. 
 Ni/>/3»7, tjg, y), Niube, the name of 
 a woman. 
 Nt7rr/}p, iipog, b, a vessel for 
 washing, an ewer : & 
 NiTrrpor, ov, rb, water for wash- 
 ing : fr. 
 NTriTQ, to wash, rinse, (pro- 
 l>erly said of the hands,) f. 
 •^lo, perf. vfvKpa, a. I. tvi\pa, a. 
 I. subj. vixpuj, Jjg, y ; i)res. m. 
 viTTTofiai, to wash oneself, f. I. 
 m. vixjyoftat, a. 1. m. tviypdfiyjv, tu, 
 aro, a. L imper. m. vi\pai, dcrOoj, 
 a. 1. subj. m. vi\pwnai, y, y]Tai, 
 a. 1. inf. vixpaaOai, a. I. part. m. 
 vixlydfievog. 
 Sincrofiai, or vti(T<T0fiat, to go, 
 come, retuj-n. Th. vkio. 
 NI'TPON, ov, Tb, Lat. nltrum, 
 nitre, potass. 
 N/0a, for vi^dSa, ace. sing. fr. 
 
 obsol. vi\p, vap6g. 
 Nt0act(T<r£, dat. pi. Ion. for vi- 
 ^d(Ti ; fr. 
 "SKpar, d^og, »), snow falling in 
 large flakes, a flake of snow, 
 slio\«r of snow ; metaph. a 
 shower, nmltitude : fr. the ob- 
 solete I'ti//, vKpbg, whence Lat. 
 nix, Si vi^u), n'uhjo. 
 IsKptTbg, ov, b, snow, a sliower or 
 fall of snow : fr. vi(pu}. 
 Nj0(7/3oAot,-, 6, i), covered with 
 snow, snowy : fr. vl\p, /3aXXw. 
 >ii(p6iig, errcra, ev, snowy, covered 
 
 with snow : fr, obsol. vi\p. 
 'SKpocTTifSi/g, sog, b, y), snow- 
 tracked, snow-pathed : fr. rti//, 
 
 (TTsi/Suj. 
 
 M 4>Q, Si \a'0w, Lat. ningo, to 
 
 snow, snow upon, moisten ; vi- 
 
 fpof^iai, to be snowed upon, sprhi- 
 
 kled with snow : fr. obs. vi\p. 
 'Sixpai, a. 1. imper. ni. fr. viTTTw, 
 
 to wash, f. xf,w. 
 }^r>pdfX(vog, ov, having washed 
 
 oneself, a. 1. part. m. of the 
 
 same verb. 
 ^i^paTwaav, 3 pi. a. 1. imper. 
 
 act. of viTTTuj, to wash. 
 Nii//ig, ewg, y), a washing : fr, 
 
 vItttio, f. vi-^o). 
 Nofy, voy, should be wise, 3 sing. 
 
 pres. subj. act. fr. vosoj, to think. 
 
 Th. voog. 
 NoH, think, pres. imper. act. fr. 
 
 NOM 
 
 No«ff, pres. part, for votig, the 
 Colics throwing back the ac- 
 cent ; fr. i'(5i///t, for j'obuj, to 
 think. 
 
 SofovTi, Dor. for vokovai, the> 
 think, fr. voeoj. 
 
 Soeovcr', for voiovm, 3 pi. pres. 
 ind. act. fr. rof w, to think. 
 
 yiotovay, dat. sing. part. pres. f. 
 
 NOM 
 
 Sofiawv, ov, Tb, Ion. for vo^og, 
 usage, law, custom. 
 
 ^ofialog, a, ov, dwelling in pas- 
 tures, pastoral, coming from the 
 herd : ir. vo^li. 
 
 >^ofidpxng, ov, b, the ju-efect of a 
 province^ fr. vo^bg, apxio. 
 
 'So/.iug, dSog, b, y'l, living in pas- 
 
 • , ., . . , ture.s, wandering : fr. rou,}. 
 
 g. ii. ro6o.,totlnnk ; pres. part. Sufing, Hf, ol, the ribs of Vessels, 
 
 votojv, (uv, votovaa, ovaa. 
 ^ofpbg, d, bv, intelligent, ra 
 tional, intellectual : fr. voug. 
 ^otvvTfg, Dor. for voovvTsg. 
 thinking, nom. pi. pres. part! 
 act. fr. 
 Nofw, to have in the mind, me- 
 ditate upon, perceive, comju'e- 
 hend, understand, conceive, ima- 
 gine, think, observe, mean, 
 know, resolve, devise ; pres. 
 imper. vott, vott, votSTw, votiTto, 
 f. yoy'iao), perf. vtvoyjKa, a. 1. 
 tv6y](Ta, a. 1. subj. voijaixj, yg, y, 
 a. 1. inf. act. voijaai, perf. pass. 
 vsvoyjjxai. Th. voog, vovg. 
 
 vivoyjfiai. ih. voog, vovg. depasture : fr. vo/iti'c. 
 
 ^oyjOtv, BVTog, Tb, a. 1. part. No/ztw, u,, to possess, a't'quir 
 
 fixed in the keel, Si ri^,ing up- 
 wards : Herod. : fr. vf^tw. 
 
 ISofitofxai, oi'fiai, to cut in i>ieces, 
 tear to pieces : fr. vifno. 
 
 No/If u/ia, uTog, rb, a flock, herd: 
 Si 
 
 ^ofisvg, iojg, b, a sheplierd, legis- 
 lator, one that gives or bestows. 
 Th. vifiu), p. m. vivo^a. 
 
 ^ofitv<Tw, Di>r. for vo^tvauj, I 
 will feed, f. 1. ind. act. of j-o- 
 jxtvou. 
 
 ^ofiiVTiKoc, 1), bv, employed in 
 
 feeding, pastural : fr. 
 No/zfyw, f. tixjio, to feed : craze. 
 
 J< - • . ' h > 
 
 pass. n. g. fr. the above 
 
 N'o/7/ia, uTog, to, intellect, mind, 
 talent, thought, sentiment, pur- 
 pose, plan, i)roject, a thing con- 
 ceived : fr. votit). 
 
 N017/XW}/, ovog, b, r), thoughtful, 
 wise, prudent, intelligent ; also 
 a j)roper name. 
 
 Nof/aac, avTog, a. L part, act., 
 voy)(Tai, a. L inf , fr. I'ofto. 
 
 Noj/(Tf, Ion. for tvoijat, 3 sing. a. 
 1. ind. act. & 
 
 Noz/ay, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. act. fr. 
 votoj, f. r}(T(t). 
 
 ^opcrig, eiog, 7), thought, the act 
 of thinking, meditation, under- 
 standing, conception, observa- 
 tion : fr. voeu). 
 ^OTjTiKbg, 7}, bv, intellectual, 
 gifted with the power of under- 
 standing : fr. votijj. Th. voog. 
 "So/jTog, y), bv, understood, intel- 
 ligible, conceivable : fr. vokto. 
 >ioi]TWQ, adv., intelligibly, wisely, 
 pi-udently : fr. the above. 
 NoOa'a, ag, >/, illegitimacy, bas 
 tardy : fr. voGtvio. 
 \69tiog, a, ov, pertaining to the 
 illegitimate or si)urious : fr. v6 
 Oog.^ 
 ^oOtvu), to render illegitimate, 
 
 falsify, adulterate, cheat : fr. 
 NO'BOS, ov, b, Lat. nothus,R bas- 
 tard ; illegitimate, spurious. 
 Sotciov, Att. l^oiciov, TO, a little 
 thought or reasoning ; dim. fr. 
 voog. 
 KofidSig, (jjv, oi, Noynades, Scy- 
 thian Si Libyan tribes, N'^umi- 
 dians. 
 NofiaSiKog, ?), bv, that lives on 
 pasture-land, pastoral, wander- 
 ing, gregarious. Th. ptuuj. 
 (447) 
 
 ^ . . , , & 
 
 No/x//, }~ig, ,), the tending a flock ; 
 feeding; spreadingef fire ; pas- 
 ture ; a herd ; division, distribu- 
 tion, share; possession : fr. vffiui. 
 No/ii^w, to establish or sanction 
 by law, institute, impixse a law, fix 
 a custom ; think, esteeu), recog- 
 nise, reverence, reckon ; vofii'Co- 
 fiai, to be deemed or thought, 
 seem, be customary ; vofii^^tTai, 
 or vev6fit(TTai, it 'is sanctioned 
 by law, is matter of usage ; ra 
 vofji^o^tva TToiuv TT-pbg Tcvg 
 Otovg, to i)ay the rites ordained 
 by law to the gods ; vofUi^ofiivvi, 
 illustrious, renowned men ; f. 
 iau), pf. vivofiiKU, a. 1. tvofiiaa, 
 a. 1. subj. vofiiaoj, yg, y, a. 1. 
 pt. act. vofiiaag, avToc, impf. m. 
 ii^ofiilofxyiv, ov, sro, I was in tlie 
 custom of being thought, I was 
 accustomed : fr. vofiog, law. 
 Th. vffjioj, to give. 
 No/ijfcoc, V, ov, legal, pertaining 
 or conformable to law or cus- 
 tom ; skilled in the law, a law- 
 yer : & 
 
 ^ofiifiov, ov, rb, established law : 
 fr. 
 
 ^b^iifioQ, Tj, ov, or o, >), lawful, 
 customary, belonging to the 
 laws ; just ; skilled in law, said 
 of historians and philosophers : 
 fr. 7>6fiog, law. 
 No/ii/zwg, adv., lawfully, legiti- 
 mately : fr. the above. 
 'Sofiiog, a, ov, or 6, y), pastoral, 
 an epith. of Aptillo : fr. vofi)). 
 l^ofiiovfitv, 1 pi. f. L iud. act. 
 
 Att. for vofxiaofxiv : &. 
 No^io-at, a. L inf. act. Si 
 No/xjo-at,-, avTog, a L part. & 
 No/a<T/yrf, 2 pi. a. 1. subj. act. of 
 
r i 
 
 NOS 
 
 vojuiXw, to think. 
 'Hofiiafia, aTOQ,Tb, the established 
 custom ; current coin, nionev 
 established by law, whose vahu 
 vtvofiiffrai, lias been settled bv 
 la ' 
 
 \v 
 
 ; vo/jufffia tu toiq fifTpnK^. 
 the received or standard niea 
 sure, TO voi.nCojxtvov li'irpov. 
 Salm. de Us. 15, p. 437. Under 
 the Byzantine emperors it wa> 
 of gold, and the same as the 
 solidus ; when spoken of sil- 
 ver coin, they add apyvpovv. 
 (Gul. Clarke, de Numis, p. 18!>.) 
 Fr. vofiO^io. 
 
 'No/iiaTsog, which must be 
 thoujiht, verbal adj. fr. vof-ii^co. 
 
 "So^iut, 1 shall think, f. Att. for 
 vo/iiimoy of vofxiZoj, to think. Th. 
 vojiOQ, law. 
 
 No/toy jua0at», ai, to write or frame 
 laws : fr. vo^oypa<poQ. 
 
 "Sofioypatpia, ag, >/, the writing 
 or framing of laws : fr. 
 
 No/woypd0oc, o, //, a writer or 
 franier of laws, legislator : fr. 
 vi'ftog, ypa0(o. 
 
 'SofiociCa.TKitXog, ov, o, that 
 teaches the law, a professor of 
 jurisprudence : fr. vofiogf di- 
 
 "So^oQeffia, ag, >/, the enacting or 
 revising of laws, legislation : «Si. 
 
 l^ofioOtTiio, at, to give or prescribe 
 laws, enact, legislate ; f. r/crw, 
 perf. vtvofxoQhTtiKa, a. 1. tvofio- 
 O'tTtiaa, perf. pass. j'tvofioOiTj)- 
 /lai, 1 have been prescribed, 
 pluperf. ind. pass. tvtvopoOtTi)- 
 fiTjVf (TO, TO, I had received laws: 
 fr. 
 
 "SoixoBiTTjg, ov, 6, a legislator : fr. 
 vofiog, riOq^ii. 
 
 "SopoOtTtitTtia, ag, e, a. 1. opt. 
 ^ol. of vofioOiTett), to ordain 
 laws. 
 
 'SofioOeTiKog, t), bv, qualified to 
 legislate, skilled in legislation : 
 fr. vofioOerfio. 
 
 NO'MOS, ov, 6, law, (because to 
 each person t^pti, it assigns his 
 own ;) institution, rite, custom, 
 habit, usage ; a song, measure, 
 tune : but 
 
 No/Ltoc, oil, 6, the same as vofirj, 
 pasture, pasturage ; the place 
 that one inhabits, abode ; a re- 
 gion, governorship, province. 
 
 'Sofxoipi'Xa^, aKog, b, t), a guard- 
 ian of the laws ; ]>1. vopo^vXa- 
 Kig, keepers of the laws: fr. 
 vopog, (pv\a%. 
 NO'OI^, vovg, b, mind, under- 
 standing, intellect, opinion, 
 
 thought, judgment ; meaning, 
 
 intention, wish, sentiment, craft; 
 
 gen. voov vov, dat. votft vi^, ace. 
 
 voov vovv, voc. voE vov ', nom. 
 
 NOS 
 
 ness, are sick, D(jr. for voaovai. 
 3 pi. pres. ind, act. fr. vooeto. 
 
 Sorrepbg, d, bv, morbid, disor- 
 dered, sickly. Th. rbaog. 
 
 SotTf'ijj, ai, to be sick, disordered, 
 afHicttd, diseased or insane ; bt 
 under the influence of vice ; bt 
 weak and tottering, as a wall ; 
 be disaffected ; pres. inf. voath', 
 f. t'lTu), })!.rf. viv6(T7]Ka, a. 1. })t, 
 vo(Tt)<Ti(c, ai'Tog. Th. voaog. 
 
 So(rt]Xtia, ag, //, the care of one 
 sick ; sickness : & 
 
 SofffiXtia, wi', Ta, the attention 
 and remedies given to one sick : 
 fr. ^ ^ 
 
 ^o(TT]Xiv(jj, f. fv(Tio, to attend one 
 in sickness : fr. 7wang. 
 
 No(T;//ia, aTor, Tb, a sickness, ma- 
 lady, vice : fr. voniw. 
 
 ^sofTtjuaTiKbg, i), bv, unhealthy, 
 sickly : fr. the above. 
 
 SofTtjnbg, a, bv, unhealthy, un- 
 wholesome : fr. vnaog. 
 
 So(TOKoiuit7ov,ov,Tb,ii place where 
 the sick are tended, hospital : 
 & 
 
 Nocro»co/i£u>, uj, to tend the sick : 
 fr. 
 
 'SotTOKofiog, b, >'/, that tends the 
 sick : fr. voaog, Kofitu). 
 
 N0'202, ov, y), a disease, dis- 
 order, malady, distemper, pesti 
 
 NVK 
 
 tach, deprive : fr. vorrtpi. 
 So(T«pi(T6tic, tltra, tv, having been 
 separated, a. 1. part. pass, of 
 
 VO<T0<sW. 
 
 Sonioctjc, eog, 6, //, disordered, 
 infecti(tus : fr. voaoc, tldog. 
 
 SofTuJv, sick, pi'es. part. act. fr. 
 i'o<Tf(t>. Th. voffoc. 
 
 SoTtpbg, a, bv, i*ainy, wet, humid, 
 dripping : fr. voTtg. 
 
 Norm, ag, »/, the same as vorig, 
 iCog. 
 
 SoTi'^io, f. i(Toj, to moisten ; be 
 moist or wet : fr. voTig. 
 
 Nortog, a, ov, moist, wet, trick- 
 ling ; fr. 7'OTlg, moisture: south- 
 
 ern. 
 
 fronting the south ; fr, 
 
 I'oTog. 
 
 NOTl'2, icog, //, moisture, humi- 
 dity, a shower. 
 
 N0'T02, ov, b, Lat. notus, the 
 south wind, the south. 
 
 KovjSvaTiKbg, i), bv, very prudent, 
 stuffed with shrewdness, an iro- 
 nical word : fr. voiig, fivio. 
 
 \ovOiaia, ag, >'/, admonition, sug- 
 gestion : fr. voog, TiO)]pi. 
 
 'SovOiTiu), at, to put in mind, ad- 
 monish, instruct, re[)rimand, 
 chide ; f. iirruj, perf. vtvovOf- 
 Ti]Ka, a. 1. ivovOiTt](Ta, a. 1. inf. 
 act. vovOeTtjaai : fr. the same 
 th. 
 lence, affliction, insanity, cor- j Nov0fr//;ia, arog, ro, admonition, 
 ruption, vice, d(?pravity ; thei a j)iece of advice : & 
 plague : perhaps fr. vi), (Toog, ^iovOtrijfftg, eiog, »/, admonition, 
 
 repro(»f : fr. the above. 
 
 sound 
 No(T(Tfj''ti», f. fvffio, to build a nest, 
 
 nestle, hatch : cV 
 NotTorca, ag, »'/, a nest, brood. Th. 
 
 vtoffffbg, a chicken. 
 Noaffioi', ov, Tb, a young chicken, 
 
 youngling : fr. vtoacrog 
 
 NovGfTt]Tiog, a, ov, to be advised 
 or admonished, verb, adj.: & 
 
 ^ovOtTiKbg, j), bv, adnn^nitory, 
 fitted to instruct, didactic : fr. 
 
 VOvOtTSUJ. 
 
 No»'^u;rta, ag, i), the new moon. 
 
 No<T(T07ro<fw, o>, f. i7<Ttu, to build a! first day of the month; as if 
 nest, hatch : fr. voaabg, ttoiho. ', vtofijjvia : fr. viog, ^r]v. 
 
 Koffabg, for viofrabg, a chicken, Nor-ju/io^, ov, 6, Lat. mnnmus, a 
 the vounj; of anv thinj;. i coin. 
 
 NOSTE'Q, ai, f. ijato, to return, |Noi'i'«x'/e, fog, b, >'/, having pre- 
 return home, arrive, set out, 
 
 go : 
 
 ^iocTTtf^iog, b, i), about to or that 
 can return, ai)pointed for re- 
 turning ; sweet, j)leasant ; votr- 
 Tipov vpap, the day of return- 
 ing. Th. 
 
 XooTog, ov, b, a return ; sweet- 
 
 Att. vovg, gen. vobg, dat. vot. 
 No<T£ovrc, they labour under ill- 
 
 ness ; vixTTog ttuXiv, return 
 back again, Eurip. Suppl. 1209. 
 
 N0'24>I, separately, apart, alone, 
 afar oft', without, besides, ex- 
 cept ; voacpi Otutv, except the 
 gods. 
 
 Ko(r<piKopai, to withhold, seques- 
 trate, appropriate, steal ; detach 
 oneself from, withdraw, keej) 
 apart, be averse, abandon ; f. 
 m. iaopai. a. 1. m. ivoa<piadpi)v, 
 0), aTo, a. 1. inf. m. vocrtpioacr- 
 9a I : fr. 
 
 No<70(^a>, f. iaoj, to separate, de- 
 (448) 
 
 sence of mind, intelligent : fr. 
 
 voiig, t^d). 
 ^ovvtxwg, adv., prudently, wise- 
 ly ; 'SovvtxovTiog, the same : fr. 
 
 the above. 
 Kovaog, poet, for voffog, ov, i), 
 
 disease, pestilence. 
 Nv, an expletive particle, poet. 
 
 indeed, certainly. 
 "Svytic, a. 2. part. pass, of vvaau), 
 
 to prick ; f. ^w, a. 1. trt;^a,a. 2. 
 
 l>ass. Ivvyijv. 
 ^vypi), f/t;, i), & 
 Kvypbg, ov, b, a pmicture, prick : 
 
 fr. vvaauj. 
 SvKTfptimog, b, i), nocturnal : fr. 
 
 vv^. 
 SvKTtpevTitcbg, /), bv, employed 
 
 in the night, nightly : fr. 
 KvKTtptvio, f. auj, to pass the 
 night : fr. vvKTtpog. 
 KvKTtpivbg, i), bv, nocturnal. 
 
 I 
 
 NYM 
 
 nightly, by night : & 
 ^vKTiplg, ibog, »/, a bat, owl. Th. 
 vv^. 
 
 KvKTtpog, 6, »), nocturnal, night- 
 ly : fr. vv^. 
 
 "SvKTsoojrrbg, ov, b, j), dark, 
 dusky : fr. vvKTtnog, oi\p. 
 
 'SvKrt]y()pioj. w, to assemble, ha- 
 rangue or proclaim bv iii'Mit : 
 cS: 
 
 'SvKTrjyopia, ag, ?;, a nocturnal 
 assembly, nocturnal harangue 
 or report : fr. vv^, dyopsio. 
 
 'SvKTnptcptig, u)g, b, //, veiled in 
 nii;ht, dark, gloom v, dismal : fr. 
 
 NYS 
 
 N12K 
 
 ^brMefr^ "'' ''' ^ bride-maid,| the horses vva<rovrai,ave prick- 
 
 bride : fr 
 'SvfKpsvio, f. ci/o-w, to give or settle 
 m marriage, betroth ; mid. vvfi- 
 (pevofiai, to receive a wife, wed ; 
 pass, to be given in marriage ; 
 tvvp(f>tv(rdfnjv, a. ]. m. I have 
 received a wife, a. 1. part. m. 
 rvfKptvcTupu'OQ, a. 1. part. pass, 
 tem. vvfi(ptv9el(Ta, having been 
 j,Mven in marria-^e. 
 
 J'l'^, ipf(pio. 
 
 ^vKTiKopa^, aKog, b, Lat. ni/cti- 
 
 corax, a screech-owl. 
 ^VKTiXap.7rijg, eog, b, r), that 
 
 slimes by night : fr. vv^, Xdfi- 
 
 TTIO. 
 
 T^VKTU'opog, & l^vKTivopog, b, //, 
 that feeds by niglit : fr. vv^, 
 & vopog, fr. vifiuj, to feed. 
 
 'SvKTtTrXayKrog, & "SvicrnrXavog, 
 b, »), nightly wandering : fr. vv^, 
 Ai. TrXd^oj, nXavdu}. 
 
 'SvKri7r6Xog,b, y), the same: fr. 
 
 VV^, TToXi-lO. 
 
 'SvKrimfivoc, b, y), celebrated by 
 
 night : fr. vvK, affivog. 
 'SvKTKppovptiTog, b, r), watching 
 
 or watched by night : fr. vv^, 
 
 <PpOVpBlU. 
 
 ^VKrnpaxia,ag,y), a battle fought 
 by night : fr. vv^, ndxofiai. 
 
 "S nKTOTretHTrXdvqrog, b, »/, wan- 
 dering about by night : fr. vv^, 
 TTtpi, TrXavuu). 
 
 ^vKro7ropkuj,u>,to travel by night: 
 whence 
 
 ^VKTOTTopia, ag, //, a journey by 
 
 night : fr. vv^, Tropo'g. 
 'SvKTotpvXaKtM, at, to keep watch 
 
 by night : fr. 
 ^VKTo<pvXaK, aKog, b, a nightly 
 
 guard : fr. vvK, <pvXdfT<Tu). 
 'SvKTojTrbg, ov, b, i), looking like 
 
 night, nocturnal : fr. vv^, w\p. 
 'SvKTiop, adv., by night. Th. vv^. 
 'Svfi^ayiuybg, b, »/, a conductor 
 
 of the bride from her father's 
 
 house to her husband's : fr. 
 
 NrM<I>H, »;c, V, Lat. nymi>ha, a 
 
 ed onwards ; a scope, mark. 
 
 NY 2SQ, or ttm, to prick, pierce, 
 wound, kill by piercing, diive 
 for>vards ; f. ^a>, perf. v'tvvxa, 
 i\. I. tvv^a, pf. pass, vivvypai. 
 
 ^VGTayfia, arog, Tb, Sl 
 
 ^I'TTnypbg, ov, b, slumber : fr. 
 
 Nl^TA'Zii, to nod, slumber, loi- 
 
 MM ^ ' I i*'^'' '"'^' "^'^'''g<^'»t •'^ inattentive ; 
 
 ih. vvfipi.l f. ^w, perf. vivvaTava, a 1 
 
 ni/nij,/i, jrirl ; newly-marrit'd wo- 
 man, bride ; gen. pi. vvp(peujv, 
 Ion. for vvi.i(putv. 
 
 Ni'/i0ryVov, Tb, =z vvn(ptlov. 
 
 l^vfi<pidiog, a, ov, jioet. bridal, be- 
 longing to the bride, nuptial : fr. 
 
 VVfKptJ. 
 
 ^vfx<piKbg, yj, bv, the same, & fr. 
 the same. 
 ^vp(piog, b, y), bridal, nuptial : 
 
 l)Ut 
 
 l^vpipiog, ov, 6, a bridegr(wm, one 
 
 betrothed,a husband. Th. vvp<f>r). 
 
 ^"fKpoKOfieM, u), f.y](Tiu, to set out 
 
 or prepare the bride : fr. 
 
 '^i'fi(poK6pog, b, y), preparing the 
 
 brule : fr. vvfi<pyj, Koptoj. 
 Svp^6XT]7rTog, b, »), possessed by 
 a nymph, frantic, inspired (as 
 if one that has seen the appear- 
 ance of a nymph in a fountain): 
 fr. vvp(l>yj, Xap[3dvu}, to take ; f. 
 Xtfipopai. 
 SvpcpoffToXog, b, y), an adorner 
 of the bride or bridegroom, su- 
 perintendent of the marria<Te 
 eereinony : fr. jwpfptj, (rrsXXi^. 
 ^vfKpoTipog, b, y), honouring or 
 
 » / ■ A, 3 **• *• 
 
 tvvoTa^a ; for vf uord^w, & vtv 
 
 (Trdit), fr. vtvio. Hence 
 yiv<TTaKTy)g, ov, b, a slumberer, 
 drowsv. 
 
 NiVra>, the same as vv<T(Tio, to 
 
 I tierce. 
 ^vx", adv. by night. Th. vvt 
 Ni'X<''«, cig, y), the name of a 
 
 nymph ; also same as 
 
 ^oxtvpa,aTog,Tb, a night-watch: 
 fr. 
 
 T^i'Xivoj, f. «Ta>, to watch through 
 the ni-ht : fr. vv^. 
 
 ^vx9tipenov, the space of 24 
 hoiu-s, night & day : fr. vH, 
 y'lfispa ; kt being changed into 
 X&, on account of the followiu'T 
 aspirate. ° 
 
 N^Ytoe, a, ov, nocturnal, durinf^ 
 the night. Th. vv^. 
 
 ^^,('XOf, (og, Tb, night, darkness. 
 111. vvii. 
 
 N£2'rAAA,Na>ya\ti^/iara,& No;- 
 yaXiapctTu, (jjv, tu, sweet and 
 delicate things; a cake or sweet- 
 meat, as made probably of fresh 
 niijk : as if vkov ydXa'. 
 
 ^ujcbg, y), bv, toothless : fr. v//, 
 odoi'g, a tooth. 
 
 honoured by the bride : fv. vv^- No^^.Wa, ag, 'y), freedom from 
 0;/, Tipaio. pain : fr. 
 
 N ./.0u;v oivoc, b a bridal cham- ^^dwog, b, y), without pain, sor- 
 
 NrN I; ""^^\' . '^'ir «^ Srief, pleasant: f;. v,), 
 
 !Si N, Att. vvi^t, Lat. nunc, now, odvvrj. * 
 
 imient ?'^"''' ^''^'-^'''' '''^^''' «,., Noi. o, the name of a man, Noah, 
 present; axpt tov vvv, viz. Kai- undecl. Hebr. 
 
 'Svfitpalog, a, ov, belonging to the 
 
 pov, up to this time ; aTrb tov 
 vvv, viz. xpbvov, from this time, 
 after this time ; rb vvv tii^at, at 
 present : hence Engl, yww : but 
 Nui/, therefore, then, enclit. the 
 same as w ; vvv signifies the 
 now of time, vvv, the noic of 
 
 nymphs: fr. vv/Kpy] 
 Ni;/i0ac, «, b, the name of a man 
 
 Gr. a bridegroom. 
 'SvfKptXov, ov, Tb, the nuptial 
 
 chamber : fr. 
 N?;/x0aoc, b, y), miptial, bridal : 
 
 vvp(ptia, Ta, nuptials, marriage; 
 
 a bride. Th. vvptpyj. 
 'Svp<p(vpa, aTog,Tb, marriage: & 
 Nti/i0ei;(T(g, swg, y), a betrotliin": : 
 
 «Sc ° 
 
 ^vp<p(vrr]pia, u)v, Ta, nuptial 
 
 rites : A: 
 ^vp(pf.vTTJg, ov, 6, bride-man, 
 
 bridegroom, spouse : & 
 
 an/uyyient. 
 NY'S, vvKTbg, y), Lat. nox, night; 
 ace. vvKTa ; metaph. the time of 
 obscurity, darkness ; ignorance; 
 death, in Hom. : but 
 Ny^' for vv^^. Ion. for ivv^s, 3 s. 
 a. 1. act. of vixjaut, to pierce, 
 wound ; f. ^a>, perf. vtvvxa,S(.. 1. 
 inf. vv'iai, part, vv^ag. 
 Ny^w, 1 will pierce ; f. 1. act. of 
 the same. 
 NYO'S, oi), y), Lat. nitrus, a 
 daughter-in-law ; bride, beloved 
 maiden : fr. veog, as it were, a 
 new daughter. 
 tivaaa, Tjg, »), the goal to which 
 (449) 
 
 N(i0' for vutTa, fr. the aspirate 
 following, nom. pi. fr. vuiTog, ov, 
 o, the back, pi. Td vCJTa. 
 T!sio9(ia, ag, r). Ion. vuj9tir}, slug- 
 gishness, slowness : fr. 
 NQBH'v, iog, b, r), slow, dull, 
 sluggish, heavy, inert : fr. vw, 
 part. priv. &. 9k(jj. 
 ^i^9y}ri. Ion. synaer. for vonGqTi, 
 a. 1. iinper. pass. fr. vo£a>, to 
 think. Th. vooQ. 
 ^uj9poKdpdiog, b, y), slow of heart, 
 
 dull : fr. vu}9pbg, Kapcia. 
 'Suj9pbg, d, bv, slug<rish,slow, dull, 
 
 inefficient. Th. vioGy)g. 
 NojGn6Ty)g, rjTog, y), slowness, 
 «[V.%''l'*"^'«'* : fr. the above. 
 NoiV, v(p, Lat. nos, we two; & mD- 
 iv, vtpv, to us two, nom. & dat. 
 dual fr. iyw, I. 
 ^lotTepog, a, ov, of us two, our, 
 '^CjKap, pog, TO, torpor, lethargv; 
 adj. very slow : fr. vdj or »/»,&, 
 Go 
 
NOX 
 
 ffKuipio, to loap. ' 
 
 'SioXsfiSiJjg, without ceasing, adv.: 
 fr. 
 
 NQAEMH'S, kog, 6, r/, & to vw- 
 AfjLisc, incessant, continual, assi- 
 di!(»us : fr. pi), not, & \ei7r0j, pf. 
 pas^. \«Xft/</xai ; or oXa>, oXtw, 
 oXfjUaj, to roll : unwavering, 
 steadv. 
 
 'Swfiq.v, pros. inf. act. fr. i^w/iatu. 
 
 'S 10 fid' (Tag, Dor. for Viofaiaag^VL. 1. 
 part. act. & 
 
 Nw)ua(Tot(rii/, Dor. for vw/ir/ffou- 
 «Tiv, 3 i»l. f. 1. act. of 
 
 Nu»/idw, d), f. V;(Ta>, to distribute, 
 dole out, move, shake, swing, 
 hrandish, revolve, observe, con- 
 sider, govern, rule, frc(£uent. 
 Th. i'6/^jw. 
 
 "SiofiTjaav, they distributed, 3 pi. 
 a. 1. ind. act. Ion. & 
 
 'Niof.irjaaQ, having shaken, a. 1. 
 part. act. fr. vojfiaw. 
 
 'Swvvixog, & Nwvu/xvog, & Nw- 
 vvfjifiog, poet, for civwvvfiog, 6, >'/, 
 obscure, ignolde, nameless : fr. 
 vrj, ovvjxay JEo\. for ov^ma. 
 
 Iswpo^pf oTToc, 6, r), sj)lendid, 
 shining in countenance : fr. j'tu 
 for vi},\. 6\l'ig, €tof, sight, because 
 it dazzles cSc obscures the sight 
 also sonorous, loud, shrill, har 
 nionious ; fr. oxp. 
 
 "Sutcraiy Ion. syna;r. for votiaai, a 
 1. inf. act. & 
 
 Nwffaro, he devised, for roZ/craro, 
 3 sing. a. 1. m. Ion. So vwaaoQai 
 for vot]CFa(T9ai, a. 1. inf. ni. : fr. 
 vosujy to think. 
 
 "SaJT' for viora, nom. pi. fr. viSTog, 
 ov, o, the back. 
 
 Najrd/f^oi'fg, nom. pi. fr. 
 
 'Suira.KfJiojv, ovog, 6, 1), that bears 
 an anvil on the back : fr. vtJiiTog, 
 aKfiiov. 
 
 Nwrt^tu, f. i<Tw, to turn back, 
 cause to turn the back, put to 
 flight ; neut. to tiee, turn one's 
 back ; also, to cover or put on 
 the back : fr. vioTog. 
 
 Nwro/3ar€a», f. /yaw, to walk on the 
 back, trample on : fr. vutrog, 
 
 "SaJTOKOTTiOJ, (J, f. IjaO), to cut oft' 
 
 the back, cut the back or loins 
 
 fr. VtJJTOg, KOTTTiO. 
 
 NQ~T02, ov, 6, the back, shoul 
 ders ; a ridge, surface, poet, as 
 vijjTa OaXdaarjg, or the sea itself; 
 pi. TO, vuira, dat. pi. vwroiai, 
 gen. pi. vojrwv. 
 
 N(uro0op£w, f. I'lffu), to carry bur- 
 dens on the back : fr. 
 
 Nwro^dpog, 6, 7), that carries on 
 the shoulders or back: fr. vatrog, 
 
 NojxfXivo/mt, to be slow & slug- 
 gish in work : fr. 
 
 Na»xeX/)(;, ^og, 6, r/, imable to 
 move, slow, weak, lazy : fr. v>). 
 
 :=:ei 
 
 oKeXXoj, or fctXXw, to move, or 
 ''')> ox^w, to carry. 
 Nw^tX'a, ag, 1), sluggishness, 
 slowness, weakness : fr. the a- 
 bove. 
 
 S, the 14th letter of the Greek 
 alphabet ; as a number, GO, «Sc 
 underscored (K,) G0,000. In the 
 Attic dialect c is often changed 
 into ^ ; also in the Dor. in fut. 
 Sc n. 1. 
 
 SAI'NQ, to comb, card wool ; 
 weave ; cut, strike,beat, scourge; 
 f. ^avoj, pf. mayica, a. 1. t^ijva, 
 part, ^tjvag ; ]>ass. ^(livoftcu, to 
 be cut, a. 1. pass. i^dvBijv. 
 
 SdvOq, rig, r), the name of a wo- 
 man. 
 
 'SavQijniv, dat. ]>!. Ion. f. g. for 
 Kai'Qaig, fr. ^avObg, yellow. 
 
 Saj^Oj^w, f. iffuj, to make yellow 
 or tawnv ; be vellow or tawnv 
 Th. ^ai Oug. Honce 
 
 'Sch'OiTfui, aTog, to, a yellow 
 colour or dve, vellowness. 
 
 Sar969pi^, Tuixog, 6, ?/, having 
 yellow or auburn hair : fr. ^av- 
 6ug, 9()i'^. 
 
 AaiBoKOnav, gen. pi. Dor. fr. 
 
 SavBoKOfitjg, ov, o, 1), having yel- 
 low or auiturn hair : t\: 
 
 Saj'9oKoi.iog, 6, i], the same : fr. 
 ^ai'9bg, Ko^T]. 
 
 SANBO'2, i], bv, yellow, tawny, 
 auburn, reddish, red : also 
 
 Sidi'9og, ov, 6, the name of a 
 river. 
 
 Sav9o(pvi]g, log, 0, 1), of native 
 yellow : fr. Kai>96g, (pvtx). 
 
 '^av96xQoog, 6, //, having a tawny 
 skin : fr. ^av9bg, xP^^^y skin. 
 Th. XP^^y colour. 
 
 SJai'0(J, gen. Dor. for ^av9ov ; 
 fr. ^ai'96g. 
 
 Sidinoi', ov, TO, a carding instru- 
 nunt, comb : fr. ^aiuoj. 
 
 Scifkj, f. 1. act. of Kciivoj. 
 
 'StaanuTijg, ov, 6, Ion. for ^tv- 
 ciTrciTJjg. 
 
 Sfivifia, presents given to guests; 
 hospitality ; nom. pi. fr. 
 
 Seivi'l'iop or ^tu'toj', poet, for ^4- 
 viov, oVj TO, a present given to 
 a guest. Th. ^tvog. 
 
 Seivi^uj, f. (Tio, to receive stran- 
 gei-s or guests, entertain : fr. 
 ^tlvog, for Kti'og, a guest. 
 
 AtiviKog, If, bv, belonging to 
 strangers, foreign ; Ion. for ^f- 
 viKog. Th. ^tvog. 
 
 Stii'iog for Ktviog, a, ov, belong- 
 ing to guests : fr. the same th. 
 
 AtivoSoKiit), Ion. for ^tvo^ox^oj. 
 
 SitiroCoKog & SfiroCd^og, b, 1), 
 that affords entertainment, re- 
 ceives guests, a host : but 
 (450) 
 
 'SliUvoSoxogj 0, 1), to whom enter- 
 tainment is given, a guest : fr. 
 Kuvog for K^tog, Ctxo^uii. 
 
 SeivoKTovfM), 1 on. for ^t i'oktovho, 
 to slay strangers, murder guests: 
 fr. ^ivog, KTiivio. 
 
 ZfcU'og, tj, ov, Ion. for Ktvog, a 
 guest. Hence 
 
 SJttj'Odjjj'/;, i]g, 1), hospitality. 
 
 Aii}ayiT)]g, ov, 0, an introducer 
 of guests, master of the cere- 
 monies : fr. t,kvog, ayw. 
 
 Aivdyku), Cj, f. i)(yoi, to take stran- 
 gers to what is worth seeing ; 
 receive as a guest, entertain ; 
 instruct foreigners in the habits 
 of cue's country ; keep and hire 
 out foreign soldiers ; be the 
 leader of mercenary troops : fr, 
 
 "Eivdybg, ov, b, an introducer of 
 guests, commander of foreign 
 troops: h\ %kvog,dyoj. 
 
 3^«j'rty(.jyf(u, w, the same as ^iv- 
 ayno, tV fr. the same. 
 
 '^tvaTTOLTag, a, 6, poet, & Dor. for 
 
 Sti^aTrdrj/t', ov, 0, one who de- 
 ceives guests : Ui'ogy aTra-cuv. 
 
 Sf J'«0K-«10(,', & 
 
 StrapK))r, for, 6, >), bounteous to 
 strangers, hospitalile, j)roteeting 
 strangers : fr. ^tvog, dpKSto. 
 
 "ZtviiKaaia, ag, »'/, the system of 
 excluding foreigners from a 
 state ; as among the Lacedie- 
 monians : fr. K^rog, i\avvo>. 
 
 Sevia, ag, Ion. -it], //t,-, »/, a table 
 to receive strangers, entei'tain- 
 ment, the condition of a stran- 
 ger or foreigner ; friendshij), 
 hospitality. Th. ^tvog. 
 
 ^ivi^io, to receive strangers f>r 
 guests, entertain ; be foreign in 
 air and conversation ; surprise 
 with novelty ; part. pres. to. ^t- 
 vt^ovra, things foreign, contrary 
 to conmion feeling ; f. iau), perf. 
 iiitviK-a, a. 1, tK^vifTa; pres. j)ass. 
 KtviCofuii, to procure accommo- 
 dations for oneself as asti-anger, 
 lodge ; have the feelings of one 
 who sees strange things; a. 1. 
 pa.ss. tKti'i(T9T]v, a. 1. subj. pass. 
 KtviaBat : fr, ^hvog. 
 
 SeviKbg, t), bv, foreign, strange ; 
 belonging to guests, hospitable ; 
 K^viKbv, TO, sc. ffTpOTtvfia, fo- 
 reign troops: fr. the same th. 
 
 Sh'iov, ov, Tb, Lat. xenium, a 
 gift given to a stranger ; any 
 gift : fr. 
 
 ^iviog, a, ov, of strangers, a re- 
 ceiver or protector of strangers; 
 hospitable ; 'Ltvg ttviog, the 
 avenger of violated ho.spitality : 
 fr. ^'fvog. 
 
 Sitvia9tig, having been hospitably 
 entertained, a. I. part, jtas.s. & 
 
 EntrrOcJ^fr, 1 pi. a. 1. subj. pass, 
 fr, iitviUlio. 
 
 ^h'KTig, fwg, 7), entertaining 
 
 j;trangei-s, entertainment : & 
 SeviiTfibg, ov, b, hospitality, a 
 feast given to strangers, admira- 
 tion or surpri.se ari.sing from 
 ^lovelty : fr. Ktvi ^oj. 
 AtvtTfia, ag, /), j)eregrination, 
 
 living in a foreign land : fr. 
 
 AU'iTtifio, i'.tvaiojto lead the life 
 
 of a stranger, sojourn in a strange 
 
 land ; pie.s. m. KtviTivofxai, the 
 
 same ; also, to servo for pav in 
 
 ^i foreign land. Th. t,tvog. " 
 
 Sivocu'iKTijg, ov, b, a nmrderer 
 
 of •quests or strangers: fr. ^kvog, 
 
 ^ffTfxa, arog, to, a chip ; statue 
 of wood : fr. ^euj. 
 
 A8fTTi}g, ov, b, the name of a mea- 
 sure, II pint; a small vessel, 
 cup, pitcher ; gen. pi. ^tffTuiv : 
 
 Jr. the Latin se.ifus. 
 
 StaTog, t), bv, planed, scrapiil, 
 
 J)olislied, carved : fr. ^iw. 
 
 'Sea'Tovoyia, ac, 1), sculpture, 
 
 jiarving : fr. 'itnTog, tpyov. 
 
 ^E'Q, to scrape, scratch, shave, 
 plan;', polish, carve; f. taw, perf 
 
 5:ym 
 
 vati^u). 
 
 Ssvo^aiTijg, ov, b, a devourer of 
 guests or strangers : fr. Kevog, 
 ^aioj. 
 
 S^tvocox^oj, (J, f. i)(rio, to enter- 
 tain, receive strangers: be hos- 
 pitable : <fc 
 
 ^tvocoxia, ag, >/, the cntertain- 
 inent of strangers : fr. ^ivo:, 
 cexofiai. 
 
 ^ii'oSox^g &. Sevo^oKog ; see 
 KdvoCoKog 
 
 ■,trTfuu, a. I. pass, i^- 
 
 pass 
 
 ^U9<i, ag, y), dry land : fr. ^ijaog. 
 ^nvaivio, to dry, parch, wither ; 
 
 drain, emj^ty ; f, avw, ]uvt\ l^. 
 
 Oayica, a. I. t^pCwa, \Hii'. pass. 
 
 i'^i'ipn^fiai, ptrf. i)art, pass. fct',;. 
 
 pajifiivog, 1], ov, a. 1. pa.ss. t4',;- 
 
 pav9,]v, i,g, j/,f. 1. ,,a.ss. Knpav- 
 
 9i)(T<>i.i(u. 'I'll. t,iip6g. 
 ^ni>nv9iig, having been dried, 
 
 a, 1. jnirt. pass. & 
 Sz/ofn'Ow, a. 1. subj. pass. fr. ^rj- 
 
 paivu) 
 
 "Atvotig, Effffa, iv, abounding \u Z>ii,a<7ia, ag, i,, a withering drv- 
 
 .i<uests or stran<rers 
 
 ^ , w ^i*. Kivog. 
 
 AfvoKToi'fo), (J, to slay guests or 
 
 strangers : fr. 
 ^siivoKTovog, b, 1), .slaying guests 
 jin- strangers: fr. Kevog, KTtivto. 
 
 SevoXoyio), (o, to levy strangers, 
 collect a mercenary troop, f. 
 
 Ji<T(o, perf, t^evnXAytjKa : h\ 
 
 ^tvoXoyog, b, )/, that enli.sts fo- 
 
 jeign soldiers : fr. ^svog, Xeyu,. 
 
 Afvnn^iat, Ztvovfiat, to be en- 
 tertained, united by the ties of 
 
 Jiospitality : fr. Ktvoio. 
 
 aE'NOS, 0, poet. Kt^ivog, a stran- 
 ger, foreigner, guest, host ; adj. 
 strange, foreign, extraordinary, 
 barbarous ; ^ivoi, mercenaries. 
 
 StvofTTaaig, eiog, 1), a ho.spitable 
 abode or retreat : fr. ^hog, 
 frrdtTig. Th. 'iTTijfii. 
 
 AtvoTl/xog, b, y, honouring stran- 
 
 ^'ers or j^uests: fr. K^i'og, Ttfiduj. 
 
 SnyTpofpHo, (J, f. i/aoj, to main- 
 tain foreign troops : fr. K^vog, 
 
 Tpf<puj. 
 
 ^n'0(poi4(ij, (Z,L »/(Ta», to kill guests 
 ov strangers : fr. ^kvog, (poviio. 
 
 Sfi'o0(ui/, uivTog, b, Xenophon. 
 
 Aivoio, u), i. loaio, the same as 
 tt^vi'Cit). 
 
 !Stvojv, wvog, b, an apartment 
 
 Jor strangers, guest-chamber: & 
 
 ^tvojg, adv. in a strange fashion, 
 alter a foreign manner : ^tvog. 
 
 SipKijg, Xenns, a Persian name, 
 (ir. 'Apifiog, martial. 
 
 Atpbg, a, bv, dry ; ^fpoi', Tb, the 
 
 ^hore, beach: fr.^ew; see Knpog. 
 
 ^taOeig, having been polished, 
 a. 1. part. i)ass. fr. ^ho, to polish. 
 
 Siffig, tiog, t), a scraping, scratch- 
 ing, shaving, smoothing, polish- 
 ing, carving : & 
 
 Jies.s, drought : fr. ^iipaivco. 
 S t'lpa mc, ewg, >), the same^ and 
 
 fr. the .same. 
 aHP0'1\ d, bv, sere, dry, parch- 
 ed, withered, bare, ' meagre, 
 empty, viz. of mvixt or drink ; 
 J)ale, lifeless; for 4'"p6c, fr. ^au. 
 Snp('>T}]g, rjTog, //, dryness : fr. 
 
 the above. 
 SrPIl\ or Si'ptc, icog, //, a sort 
 
 of herb, iri.s, corn-flag. 
 '^Kpyipng, tog, b, >), 'bearing a 
 J^word : fr. li(l)og, upo). 
 Si(pii(p()ptoj, uj, to wear a sword : 
 Jr. 
 
 Si0T](p6pQg, b, ?/, wearing a sword: 
 
 fr. ^i(pog, (J}fpo}. 
 AKpiag, ov, b, the name of a fish; 
 J^-^ngl, the sicord-fsh : fr. ^t^og. 
 ^Siipiciov, ov, TO, a dagger, po- 
 jjiard ; dimin. fr. ^icpog. 
 St^ifTTi)p, j)poc,6, a belt; sheath: 
 
 fr. ^i(pog 
 
 AvyKMavf, by poet. sync, for 
 (TvyKaTt9art, 3 sinir. a.' 2. ind. 
 act : fr. nvv, Kara. <S: OvtjCKu), to 
 
 jlie, a, 2, tOavov, tg, f. 
 
 Zvt'iXif, ifc, ij^ a ])lane ; grater ; 
 
 ^h<jrt sword : fr. 4h.>. 
 
 Sj^Xrt, wi', Td, logs of wood : fr. 
 
 t/'Xoi'. 
 
 AvXdpiov, ov, TO, a twii:, little 
 
 j)iece of wood ; dim. of tvXov. 
 
 SvXfia, ag, ■,), the gathering of 
 wood : fr. 
 
 ^vXevofiai, or KvXi^ofiai, to ga- 
 ther fuel, make pn. vision of tim- 
 ber, c(jl!ect logs, get or carrv 
 wood : ^: 
 
 SiAfi'c, f<«>C, o, a woodmonser : 
 
 ZvXivog, )/, OV, wooden : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 Ai'Xi(piov, ov, TO, a small piece of 
 wood, })lank. 
 
 St^XXa/z/idiw, to snatch up; help; 
 
 Jor (TvXXan(3dvLo. Th. Xo///3dj'w. 
 
 Si'XoKOTTog, ov, b, a woodman, 
 
 Jeller of wood: fr. Ki>Xov,k6^tw. 
 
 3;V'A0N, o?', Tb, wood, timber, 
 log, trunk, branch, tree ; any 
 thing made of wood ; a stick, 
 cudgel ; bench ; stocks : fr. ^vio, 
 to scrape, as admittmg of being 
 cut and scraped. 
 SrXovpykio, w, to work in wood : 
 Si 
 
 SiAovpyia, ag, ,), a Avorking in 
 wood, wood-work : fr. ^vXov, 
 tpyoi: 
 
 ^SivXovpyiKbg, /), bv, belonging to 
 one that works in wood : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 SvXo^av))g, eg, liaving wood on 
 the outside; thus Tb ^vXo(pavtg 
 is that part of a house where 
 the timber is not covered over 
 with lime or mortar: fr. ^vXov, 
 (paivoi^iai. 
 
 SvXo(popia, ag, >y, the carrying of 
 wood : fr. 
 
 S^vXotpbpog, b, //, a carrier of 
 wood, sutler : fr. ^vXov, <pspio. 
 
 ^KpocnXjjTog, o, ,,, destroymg or S"Xox/^o/m<, Dor. iaoouai, the 
 
 destroyed by a sword: fr. U<pog, 
 CtjX^U). 
 
 ti(f)OKT6voc, b, //, that slays with 
 a sword, nuirderous : fr. Ki(pog, 
 
 tCTth'Ut. 
 
 Sr^OS, tog, rb, a sword ; dat. 
 T(i) Ki<pH ; hence Engl. k)>'ttl 
 
 same as ^vXevofiai is. KvXi^o^ai, 
 to cut and cleave wood, or col- 
 lect it, or, when split, take it to 
 
 ^ny place; gather fuel : fr. 
 
 SvXoxog, b, 1), woody ; subst. a 
 thicket, wood ; lair of a wild 
 beast : fr. KvXov, tx(o. 
 
 ^i(pov\Kog ov, o, ij, drawing a SvpfSah], mav have happened, 
 ^sw(u-d : fr. Ki<poc, sXkco. Att. or Dor. for avu(3ab], a 2. 
 
 •^ifpovpyoc, ov, b, ,/, a sword- opt. act. of (xvuiiaivoj. Th 
 
 nuiker : fr. K'i(pog, tpyov. 
 'Sbavov, ov, Tb, a statue carved 
 
 of wood or stone : fr. ^tu). 
 Sov9bg, rj, bv, yellow, streaked 
 
 with yellow, flaxen, red ; swift ; 
 
 sweet, 
 Svyyafiog, Svyyovog, &e. Att. 
 
 for (Tvyyafiog, avyyovog, &c. 
 SfyKaf^t^w, to sit down together 
 (451) 
 
 l3aivM, to go. 
 ^vfifSdXXeiv, to meet, pres. inf. 
 
 Att. for (TVjxiSdXXfiv. 
 SvufiXtjTo, Ion, (S: Att. for (Tvve- 
 
 /3f/3X?/ro, had met, 3 sing, plupf. 
 
 ])ass. of (TvnjSdXXw. 
 SvfiTTavTag, all, accus. pi. masc. 
 
 i^en. Att. «S: 
 S^vfiTTdaa, f. g. Att. ; fr. avuiraQ. 
 Gg2 
 
li 
 
 n 
 
 SYN 
 
 Svu, Att. & Ion. for (tvi', with, 
 a prop. goveririn<T a dative. For 
 words compounded with ^vv, 
 see under ffuy. 
 
 Svvayovy they collected, 3 pi. a. 
 2., or impf I(»n. & Att. fr. 
 
 iSvvayio, to gather, get together, 
 commit, enter, Att. fur avvdyio; 
 ^vvdyovrfg, nom. pi. part, pres.: 
 fr. (TVU, dyiu. 
 
 Svidkih, join in song with, pres. 
 imper. act. Att. fr. avi'afidu). 
 Til. dtidojf to sing. 
 
 !5jfvap€(T(Taro, for (rvvaosfftraTo, 
 poet. 3sing.a. \ . n^.fv. (rvvapk(TKuj. 
 
 JSvJ'd'wj', oi'ot;, o, y), poet, for 
 ^vi'ojv, ovTog, nil associate, cora- 
 ])anion, partaker. 
 
 SwdtSsaTo, Ion. & Att. for ffvv- 
 ici^ivro, 3 pi. plup. ])ass. of 
 (TvvCiu), to bind hard. Th. ^koj. 
 
 Svi'Cpjaai, to have bound hard, 
 a. 1. inf. act. Att. of the same. 
 
 Svv€fiK0(7i, twenty at once, or all 
 together : fr. ^vv for avv, Att. 
 & tt'iKoai, poet, by pleon. for 
 UKoai^ twenty. 
 
 '!£,vvi)]Ka, aq, «, by Ion. dissolu- 
 tion i*v: Att. for avvijKa, ag, s, 
 a. 1. ind. act. of avvimii. 
 
 Syvftjui, for ffvi'iifii, to go toge- 
 ther, meet together, either in a 
 friendly or hostile manner. 
 
 iSvi'epyf, was closing together, 3 
 sing. impf. ind. act. Ion. & Att. 
 for avi'tlpye, of avvtipyoj : fr. 
 (Tt'V, c'tVy^j to include, f. ^a>. 
 
 Sui'sg, undei-stand, a. 2. imper. 
 act. Att. of avviy]yLi ; livvtTOj 3 
 sing. a. 2. ind. m. Att. 
 
 IStvvtaig, tojgy »/, a meeting to- 
 gether, junction, confluence : fr. 
 
 iSvviTog, rijOi', wise, understand- 
 
 mg, clever, for (Twetoq. 
 JSjui/f T'l'a, »;g, >/, (Tui' rivi fi/f w/i€- 
 
 VJ7, she that sleeps with one ; r) 
 
 (Tweuvkrig, i^og, //, dKoiTig, d- 
 
 \o\og^ partner of the bed, wife. 
 ^vvii9iig, tog, 6, »/, customary, 
 
 habitual ; Att. for avvif]9qg : fr. 
 
 avv, jj9og. 
 Svvrf'iug, 6, r), common : & 
 Suvfjovag, ace. pi. fr. 
 Svvtuov^ oi'og, 6, >), a partner, 
 
 partaker. Th. ^vvog. 
 iSvi'idcn, 3 pi. pres, ind. fr. Kvp- 
 
 tifxi, Att. to come together, 
 
 assemble : fr. aifv, tlfjii, to go. 
 !SuvioVy for ^DviovVfUn'^vviTjcrav, 
 
 for avviqaav, 3 pi. imi)erf. ind. 
 
 act. of avviBio^ or ffvviijfjii. 
 ^ui'iovTiov, gen. pi. a. 2. part. 
 
 act. fr.» ^vviT]fn, or ^vveifii, to 
 
 engage : fr. crtr, hjixi or tl/ii, a. 
 
 2. "lov, eg, e. 
 Svvvtvo(pvTau, ace. s. pf. pt. act. 
 
 f. g. Att. ; or part. pf. mid. f. g. 
 
 for (Tvvvtvi(pvXaVy fr. ^vvj'ftpw, 
 
 perf. Att. ^vvvspo(pa, by Attiel 
 
 SYS 
 
 change of c into o. Th. vk(pog. 
 
 Srvoicftg, for (Ti'i'oi(T«tr, 2 sing. 
 f. 1. act. of (TvfKptpuj, to carry 
 together, benefit : fr. rri'i', (pspu), 
 to carry, f. oio-w, a. 1, yvtyKa. 
 
 AvvofiT]\iK-i, to one of the same 
 age, dat. sing. fr. 
 
 Si;roju/}\(t, iKog, u, //, Att. for 
 (rfi'o/u//\t^, of the same age : fr. 
 (Tvv, 6/ii)Xi^, the same: fr. 6/i<6c, 
 like, <Sc yXiKia, stature. 
 
 Svi'bg, 7], by, common ; Kvvy, in 
 common. 
 
 AvvordtpioVf ov, ro, a common 
 grave : fr. ^vvbg, Td(pog. 
 
 Svvovpog, 6, r), for avvopog, ad- 
 joining to, contiguous : fr. <tvj', 
 opug. 
 
 "SiWOippiov, <ppovQg, b, »/, an epith. 
 of Apollo as delighting in con- 
 viviality : fr. Kwbgy (pprjv. 
 
 Syi/ox>), iig, >/, Att. for avi>oxt)-> 
 a crowding together, squeezing 
 into small space : fr. <Tvvkx(^, to 
 bind. Th. tx^- 
 
 Svi'oio, u>, f, torrio, to make com- 
 mon, communicate : fr. ^vvog. 
 
 Swi^wi', pres. part. act. for (rvviov, 
 ovTog ; fr. avvtif^ii, to be wiih 
 one. Th. ««'^i, to be. 
 
 'Stvv(jjp\g, Att. for avvojpig, i^og, 
 »/, a chariot drawn by two horses; 
 a pair, twins ; livvivpig TiKviov^ 
 twin children : fr. awtiptjj. 
 
 SiVi>u)<ppv(i)^kv(it, scowling, con- 
 tracted ; dat. sing. pf. pt.pass. fr. 
 avvo<ppv6u) : fr. avi>, otppug. 
 
 Suof.di'if, r]g, i), pres. part. pass, 
 f. g. fr. ^yu;, the same as ^£tu, to 
 scrape, shave. 
 
 Svpdio or -tu/j to scrape, shear, 
 sliave, shave close ; pres. pass. 
 ^updonai, uffiai, to be shaved, 
 pres. inf. ^vphaOuif perf. pass. 
 iXvprjfiaiy perf. part. t^Kpijfis- 
 rog, ij, ov, having been shaved, 
 a. 1. m. l^vpr](rdfxiiv, lo, aro, a. 
 1. m. sul>j. ^vpiiniofxai, y, rjrai, 
 3 pi. ^vp{f(Toj}>Tai : fr. ^vpbg, a 
 razor, fr. ^vot, for ^£(u, to .scrape. 
 
 SupfjKijg, tog, 6, r), sharp as a 
 razor ; shearing, cutting : fr. 
 Kvpug, OKt}. 
 
 SvpT]rrtg, tujg, r), a shearing, 
 shaving, scraping : fr. ^vpduj. 
 
 'Svpo^oKij, r}g, »'/, a razor-case : 
 fr. ^vpbv, ^x^h'^'^' 
 
 Sivpofxai, to be shaved, or shave 
 one's self (properly, with a ra- 
 zor) : fr. 
 
 Svpbv, oVf TO, or 
 
 ^opbg, ov, 6, a knife, razor : fr. 
 
 Svpbg, a, bv, sharp : fr. the same. 
 
 Sj'po0op£a», fa), f. i]<Tui, to carry a 
 razor : fr. ^vpbg, (f)ipu). 
 
 SvaOtig, having been shaved, a. 
 I. part. pass, of ^vio. 
 
 SvcTTig, iSog, r),a saffron or pur- 
 ple coloured vest : fr. ^vio. 
 (452) 
 
 o 
 
 Svffrbg, i), bv, scraped, polished, 
 levelled ; '^varbv, to, the staff 
 of a spear polished by scra])ing, 
 a spear, javelin, pike, hall)erd. 
 
 SvfTTbg, ov, b, or Sfcrrov, ov, to, 
 a place where athletic exercises 
 are performed ; porch, piazza, 
 covered gallery : fr. Kvw, being 
 level and even. 
 
 'Sv(TTo<p6pog, 6, carrying a lance 
 or spear : fr. ^vnTbv, <ptpio. 
 
 AixTTpa, ag, ij, or 
 
 "SivaTpav, ov, Tb, a comb, iron 
 scraper : fr, 
 
 ISiVit), the same as ^Uo, to scrape, 
 shave, smooth, polish, plane, 
 level ; f. va^o, pf. k^vKa, a. 1. 
 inf. m, Kvf^aaOai, perf. pass. 
 i^vfffiai, part. i^v(Ti.itPog. 
 
 o. 
 
 O, the 15th letter of the Greek 
 alphabet ; as a number, 70; and 
 underscored (oj, 70,000. The 
 ancients u.sed ov instead of o. 
 By the Doric dialect it is changed 
 into t, by the ^Eolic into v, as 
 'ATriXXujv for 'AttoWujv, bvv^ia 
 for uvofia. 
 
 "O, the neuter of the relative 
 pron. og, i), o, who, which ; also 
 for Ci 6, wherefore. 
 
 'O, »/, Tb, the, the article prefixed 
 or prepositive, (1) notes some- 
 thing certain nnd known, which 
 lias been specified before ; as o 
 di'9p(jJ7rog,the man; »'/ yvvi),t\ni 
 woman; to yi'w9i atavrbi', the 
 .saying, Know thyself; (2) intro- 
 duced pleonastically,as b'liudv- 
 vqg, John ; »'/ 'lov^aia, Judea ; 
 TU Ttjg Ti'xiig, fortune ; Tb Tfig 
 tiprjvtjg, peace ; 6 tfibg, mine ; b 
 nbg I'lbg, thy son ; (3) when put 
 with a genitive, supplies the in- 
 tentional omission of Trari/p, 
 iraig, v'tbg, fiijTrjp, or something 
 of the same sort ; as 'AXi^av- 
 ^pog b ^iXiTTTTov, Alexander, 
 I'hilip's son ; (4) combined with 
 an adv. it stands for an adj., as 
 6 aijixtpov, viz. wv being under- 
 •stood, of to-day ; b tyyvg, he 
 who is near ; o TrdXai, the old 
 man ; oi rort, the men of that 
 time ; (5) with a participle is 
 equivaleiit to the relative and 
 verb, as b Xiyiop for og Xtyti, 
 who says ; the neuter is some- 
 times used in a collective sense, 
 as Tb vTTofiti'OP tv 27rapry, fur 
 Tovg vTroinvovTag,i\\e party re- 
 maining, ller(»d. vii. 209 ; (G) 
 with /t£i/ (Sc H serves to mark 
 division, as 6 ^I'tx' ytXq., b ck 
 KXa'ui, one laughs, while the 
 other weeps ; oi /xfv — oi St, 
 
 OBO 
 
 some — others ; Ta fxiv — Ta Sk, 
 partly— partly ; on the one hand 
 — on the other ; (7) for og, who; 
 (H) combined with prepositions 
 is much used in periphrasis ; as 
 oi Trent Kupav, Cyrus and his 
 com p;in ions ; oi dfupi UtKriarpa- 
 rov, Pi.sistratus with his trooj)s; 
 01 S' «yu0f Upia/iiovKai UdvOoov 
 y'U Svi^ioirtji', Priam and Pan- 
 thous and Thym(x>tas, 11. P. 140* ; 
 but oi TTtpi (ptXoaoipinv, those 
 who study j)hilosopliy ; (9) in 
 the neuter gender with infin. for 
 a subst. or the Latin gerund, i>r 
 g4 supine ; as to ^/Jr, life ; Katobg 
 
 Toil ndxt'y9ai, the time of fight- 
 I ing ; tktiui irpbg Tb ndxtfrOai, 
 
 ' to go out to fight ; (10) Tou is 
 
 sometimes i»ut for Tirog, of 
 whom ? but if unaccented, for 
 Tij-bg, of some one; (11) t/j, 
 hither, there, thither, in that 
 manner, on that side, there, 
 where; (12) the art. b, y, Tb, 
 is also u.sed for the pronouns 
 ^this, that, he, .she, it. 
 Oa, ag, »/, a shetp-skin ; fringe 
 or hem of a garment : fr. big, a 
 sheep : also 
 'Oa, ag, i), the service-tree ; ba, 
 rd, sorb-apple, or service-ber- 
 ries. 
 
 'Oti, an exclamation of grief, alas! 
 oh ! 
 
 OAF, apng, >), a female com- 
 panion, wife ; nuptials ; familiar 
 discourse ; pi, baotg, contr. Cjptg, 
 gen. pi. ddpiov, dat. ])1, uipeffai, 
 poet, for ujp(n : as if bfioap, fr, 
 bfivv A: dpio, iipo). 
 Oapi^u), f, i(rw, to converse fami- 
 liarly, as will a wife : fr. the 
 above. 
 'Oapiff^bg, ov, 6, friendly talk, 
 ^ courtship : fr, the above. 
 Oai>iTTt)g, oil, 6, a familiar friend, 
 that ht)Ids friendly converse 
 with : fr, the same. 
 'OdpiffTvg, ifog, »), conjugal or 
 familiar intercoui'se, conversa- 
 tion, conference, colloquy : fr. 
 the same. 
 'Odpovg, converse, accus. plur. ; 
 bdpujv, gen. j)!. fr. bapog, ov, b, 
 ^ converse, familiar intercourse, 
 OjiiXi^to, f, i(Tu), t«) note with an 
 obelus ; set a mark against, 
 ^ erase. Th, 6(3t\6g. 
 'Ol3tXi(TKog, ov, b, Lat. obeliscus, a 
 little spit or pointed dart, a stone 
 in pyramidal shape, obelisk; 
 blade of a sword. Th. 6l3eX6g. 
 'OBEAO'r, ov, r'l, a spit ; dart ; 
 obelisk ; mark prefixed to a 
 verse either faulty or w(n-tliy of 
 ^ notice : fr. (itXog, a dart. 
 'OfiuXialog, K '0/3oXt/ia(Of, a, ov, 
 
 worth an obolus : fr, 
 'OBOAO 2, ov, b, Lat. obolus, 5^ 
 
 OTK 
 
 farthings, the sixth part of a 
 drachm : hence Tpiu}(ioXov, ov, 
 TO, 3 oboli. 
 
 OfSoXonTartuj, iu, to lay out monev 
 ^ on interest : fr. df.^oXbg, 'i<jT>ifu. 
 'Oi.-iuXo(TTdT)jg, ov, b, an usurer : 
 
 fr. the .same. 
 'OfSoXocTTaTiKt), ijg, y, the art or 
 business of an usurer : fr. the 
 above. 
 "OfSpia & 'OfSpiKaXa, tu, the cubs 
 or whelps of lions, wolve.s, &c. : 
 perhajis fr. bfiptfxog, fierce. 
 'OfSptfiotpybg, ov, b, >}, that dares 
 to do terrible things, a furious 
 assailant : fr. o/3f»t^to<;, tpyov. 
 Ol5t,ifi(')Gi>ftog, b, y, fierce in mind, 
 furious : fr. ofSpi^iog, Gvfiog. 
 '0/3pt;zo7rdrp/;, yg, //, sprung from 
 a terrible father ; epith. of Mi- 
 ^nerva: fr. biSpifiog, Trari)p. 
 'OlSpifiog, b, if, strong, sturdv, 
 imj)etuous; rapid, violent; brave, 
 valiant; raging. Th. [ipiduj, 
 ^(Spiio, fSffSpifxai, to weigh down. 
 'OBPYZON xP^'<^iop,ov, Tb, Lat, 
 obryzum, pure gold. 
 'OydoaXog, a, ov, on the eighth 
 
 'Oytodg, ddog, i/, the number 
 ^ eight. Th. oKToj, eight. 
 'OySoaTog, rj, ov, poet, for 
 'OySoog, T], ov, Lat. octavus, the 
 ^ eighth. Th, bKTib. 
 'Oy^oijKovTa, oi, ai, tu, eighty: & 
 'OyCotiKOfTTbg, »), ov, eightieth : & 
 'OyCwKovTa. Ion. fnr oydoi'iKovTa, 
 Lat, octoginta, eighty, oi, ai, Ta, 
 undeel, ; all fr. by^iwg. 
 'Oy^MiKovTak'yg, or 'Oy^o/^icovra- 
 tTiig, ov, b, in the eightieth 
 yc'ur, eighty years old : fr. 6y- 
 CLoKoifTa, trng. 
 "Oyt, i'lyt, Toye, this, 
 •0rKA'0MAI,fai/mt, f, i]<T0fiat,to 
 bray (properly of asses), roar, 
 bellow, 
 'OyKtJua, aTog, Tb, Sc 
 'OyKijOi^wg, ov, 6, a braying : fr. 
 
 the above. 
 'OyKtjpbg, d, bv, bulky, swollen, 
 
 turgid, ponii)ous : fr.' uyKog. 
 'OyKiipuig, adv. proudly. 
 "OyKtjcng, tiug, ij, the same as 
 
 oyKiiOfiog. 
 'OyKiov, & 'OyKaiov, ov, Tb. a 
 vessel into which any thing is 
 put ; a box to put hooks in ; 
 quiver : fr. 
 "OFKOS, ov, 6, the barb of an 
 arrow ; a swelling, tumor ; 
 heap, pile, bulk, magnitude; en- 
 cumbi-ance ; pomp, pride ; nia- 
 , jesty, gravity ; sublimity : hence 
 'OyKouj, 01, to cause a tumor, in- 
 vest with pomj), puff up, extol, 
 magnify ; f. wao), perf. loyKwKa 
 & 
 'OyKvXXofiai, to be puffed up. 
 'OyKib^Tjg, Bog, o, r), turgid, pro 
 (453) 
 
 OAO 
 
 tuberant, pami)ered : fr. byKog, 
 tJcog. 
 
 'Oyfievw, f. tvcTM, to draw a fur- 
 row ; reap or mow, advancing 
 in ranks like mowers ; metaph. 
 to proceed in a track or order ; 
 (oyntvov avTtp, they went be- 
 fore him in order : fr. 
 'OFiMOS, ov, b, a furrow, swathe 
 or row cut down in mowuig, 
 series, way. 
 'OyxijVTiog, a, ov, adj. fr. the 
 subst. 'Oyxi](TTbg, ov, b, an iii- 
 Iiabitant of Onchestus. 
 "OrXNlI or bxvi], a wild pear- 
 tree ; j)ear, 
 'O^ayjxbg, oi), b, a keen bite ; 
 
 itching : fr. 6tT«^a>, for 6£d^io. 
 'OCalog, a, ov, for sale ; fit to 
 perf(>rin a journey ; tu bdaTa, 
 provisions for a journey ; mer- 
 chandise on account ofVhich a 
 merchant takes a journey. Th. 
 ofio^, 
 'OdaKTaKoj, f. dam, — b^a^eio. 
 'O^d^, adv., with the teeth. Th. 
 
 o^ovg, a tooth. 
 'OcaKdoixai, uifiai, the same as 
 'Oca^fio, at, f. ijrru), to bite, prick, 
 sting; be sorely pained bv a 
 ^ bite, itch, scratch. Th, o^dt 
 'Oid^oj 6i bcd^ofiai, to bite, 
 
 champ upon, sting. 
 'O^duj, or 'Ociio, a>, f. yrru), to fur- 
 nish with provision for the way, 
 lead along a way ; sell, buy : fr. 
 b^og. 
 "OAE, i'l^e, To^f, this, this here. 
 'OdtXbg, Dor. for 6i5tX6g. 
 'Octino, to journey, travel ; f. 
 ^ timlo, perf. todtVKci. Th. bdog. 
 'Ocijysoj, uj, to lead in the way, 
 conduct, direct ; f. i/aw, perf. 
 o}^iiyi]Ka : fr. bSrjyog. 
 'O^yyirnp, Vpng, the same as 
 '06}iybg, Inscr.of Jupiter Urius. 
 'Ocnybg, ov, b, if, a guide, con- 
 ductor : fr. bSbg, dyoj. 
 'Odiog, ov, b, the proper name of 
 a man. 
 "O^iog, b, if, pertaining to a road 
 or journey ; auspicious for a 
 journey ; protecting travellei-s : 
 & 
 "OSKTfxa, aTog, to, a way, road, 
 passage : fr. bdog. 
 OSlTag, a, b. Dor, for 
 'OSi'Ttfg, ov, b, a wayfaring man, 
 traveller, passenger. Th. bSog. 
 'OSfiif, ifc, if, smell, scent, odor. 
 ^ Th, o^a>. 
 
 'OdotTrXai'Suj, w, f. rjcno, to wan- 
 der about, wander from the 
 road : fr. bcog, rrXdvy. 
 'OcuiTToptu), w, to travel by land : 
 
 fr. bcoiTTopog. Hence 
 'Odonropia, ag, if, a journey, tra- 
 velling, march. 
 'OdotTTopiKog, i], bv, fit for a jour- 
 ney, for travelling : & 
 
hi 
 
 GAY 
 
 'Oconropiov, ov, to, recompense 
 lor a journey, fare given by tra- 
 vellers : fr. 
 
 'O^oiTTopot;, 6, if, a traveller, pas- 
 senger : fr. ucoQ, TTtipio. 
 
 'Odovra, a tooth, aee. sing. fr. 
 ocovg, oSoi'Toc, 6, a tooth. 
 
 'OcovTocpvi/Q, kog, 6, //, produced 
 from teeth : fr. odovg, tpvui. 
 
 OcuTToikio, f, r/(T(tj, to make a way, 
 ])repare or repair a road ; re- 
 duce to method : whence 
 
 'O^oTTOiia, ac, i), a making or re- 
 ])airing of ways : fr. 
 
 'OcoTToibg, ov, 6, a maker of roads, 
 pioneer : fr. uCdg, Troitio. 
 
 'O^O'S, cv, ij, a way, journey, 
 street, road, course, method, 
 conduct, mode, assistance, am- 
 buscade, expedition, departure, 
 route ; sect in religion. 
 
 *0^6g, ov, 0, Att. for ovibg, a 
 threshold. 
 
 'O^ovi^, to point out the way, con- 
 duct, pres. inf. of udooj. 
 
 'O-AOY'2, oCoi'Tog, 6, Lat. dens, a 
 tooth, ace. sing, ocoptu, dat. i»l. 
 oSuvai. 
 
 'Oco(puXa'^, ciKOg, or '0^o(pv\aKog, 
 b, ij, one posted on a road to 
 guard it : fr. bcog, tpvXa^. 
 
 'Ocooj, it), f. M(7(t), to show the way, 
 guide ; same as bhiyioj : fr. 
 bcog. 
 
 'Ocv^ofiai, f. vfTofiai, to be angry, 
 a. 1. (jDivcrufiTjr. 
 
 '0^vvaoi.iai, loj-iai, to be torment- 
 e«l, feel i)ain. Th. bdvi'r]. 
 
 'Ocin>df)bg, a, bv, Dor. {ovbCvvrjpog. 
 
 'Olivi'aaai, you are tormented, 
 contr. for bcvi'dtcrai, accordin*: 
 to the lurm of verbs in ^a : re- 
 gularly bcvf^, 2 pers. sing. ind. 
 pass, of o^vido^iai, to be tor- 
 mented. Til. odOvij, pain. 
 
 'Ocvydio, tu, f. i}mo, to pain, 
 grieve : fr. bcvvi]. 
 
 'Ocvvd'iov, gen. pi. yEol. for bcv- 
 vtijv ; fr. 
 
 'OAY'XH, r]g, »/,pain, grief ; gen. 
 pi. JF^o\. bcvvawv, dat. pi. Ion. 
 
 'Ocvt T]pbg, d, 6 J', that torments 
 or gives pain, painful, grievous, 
 distressing : fr. the above. 
 
 '0^vvri<paTog, 6, >), that assuages 
 pain : fr. bcvvq, (j)du). 
 
 'Ocvpeo, mourn, Ion. for blvpov, 
 px*es. imper. fr. bSvpoj.iai. 
 
 'OSvpiibg, ov, b, a howling, la- 
 mentation : & 
 
 'Odvpfia, arog, to, a lamenting, 
 mourning : Ac 
 
 'Ocvpfibg, oD, 6, lamentation, howl- 
 ing, wailing, crying ; fr. 
 
 'OAY'POMAT, to lament over, 
 wail, mourn, express grief by 
 loud cries ; 3 pi. pres. su])j. 
 bcvohJi'Tai, pres. ])art. m. oi^vpo- 
 ^evog, f. bCvpovfiai, pf. ioivpi.iai. 
 
 000 
 
 O^voTiKog, ij, bv, mournful, que- 
 rulous : fr. bcrpofiai. 
 
 Oci'pTbg, Tj, or, lamented, de- 
 plorable : fr. the same. 
 'Odvrrifi, dat. sing. Ion. fr. 'Odv- 
 
 (Tei'g, ijog, b, U/i/fscs. 
 OCvaadfuvog, ou, having been 
 
 angry, a. 1. part. m. & 
 'OCvaaaTO, was angrv, 3 sing. a. 
 
 1. ind. m. of o^vacno, to be angry. 
 'OCvaaeia, ac, //, the OJysscif: 
 
 fr. 
 'O^vaotvg, iiog. Ion. rjog, b, JEo]. 
 
 '\Sv(T(n]g, U/i/sscs ; ace. sing. 
 
 'OCvrrn'uL or j)a. 
 'Oi^V'Si:y, f. o ^ J' (ro>, whence bcva- 
 
 (To/iiat, a. 1. m. u)Cvadf.u]v, to be 
 
 angry, enraged : fr. bdurij. 
 'OCo)(^a, Att. for ibda, I smell, 
 
 jierf. m. of o^w, to smell ; f. 
 
 o^ijfTw, perf. m. inf. bdwitvai, 
 
 perf. part. m. oCiocujg. 
 'Odibdtj, smelt, Att. i*v: Ion. for 
 
 wcdjcti, 3 sing, pluperf. m. of 
 
 the same verb. 
 'OCh)Cv(TTai, by Att. redupl. for 
 
 ujCvfTTai, 3 sing. perf. ind. pass. 
 
 of blvacio, to be an<;rv ; f. vcix). 
 OnoTog, ij, bv, passable, to bf 
 
 done : fr. b^oio. 
 "Otaai, Ion. & ^ol. for b'iai ; fr. 
 
 big, contr. olg, a sheep ; gen. 
 
 bioc, or olng. 
 
 'Ol,}], i]g, ij, a Stench, foul smell 
 of the feet. 
 
 '0^//(Ta», I will smell, f. 1. of o^tu. 
 
 'O^iag, ov,b, the name of a man ; 
 signif. in Hebr., strength from 
 the Lord. 
 
 "OZOS, ov, b, the knot in a tree, 
 branch, bough, shoot ; metaj)h. 
 a valiant man ; progeny, de- 
 scendant. 
 
 'OZQ, Lat. oho, to emit a smell 
 or odt>ur, stink, savour of ; f, 
 6Z,i)rru} Si. scrii), ])t'rf. u>'^rjKa, perf. 
 m. Coca, Att. biojCa. 
 
 'O'CojCijg, tog, b, ij, that smells or 
 stinks ; fr. the above : also hav- 
 ing knots or boughs ; fr. bi^og. 
 
 "06' for ore, when ; sometimes. 
 
 "09tv, whence, from what cause : 
 for oTTov, where, Matth. xxiv. 
 24. adv. fr. og, who. 
 
 "OO' ovvBKa, wlierefore, Eur. Ion 
 CC2. Dan. 20. Soph. Aj. 123. 
 
 "OOtT for bOtTo, was heeding, 3 
 sing, impeif. m. Ion. of bOoiiai : 
 
 /''• 
 
 *OBU, rjg, if, care, attention, 
 
 method : fr. tQu). 
 
 "OOi, where, adv., fr. og. 
 
 'OOftlog, a, ov, belonging to an- 
 other nation, foreign, strange, 
 external; for twOtlog. Th. v6- 
 
 ^9og. 
 
 "OQonai, to have a care of, feel 
 concern or regard, heed, mind. 
 Th. bOi). 
 
 OUO'NH, r;c, j/, anv thing twist- 
 (454)' 
 
 OJA 
 
 ed or woven, thread, linen ; a 
 sheet ; sail. 
 
 'OOovLov, ov, TO, a small linen 
 cloth ; sepulchral bandage, wind- 
 ing sheet ; dimin. fr. the above. 
 
 'OBbvva, rig, ij, a kind of herb tV 
 juice good for the eyes j mari- 
 
 "09pi^, oTpixog, b, ij, by sync, for 
 buoOpiK, haviug the like mane 
 or hair : fr. bfibg, 9pi^. 
 
 '09pvg, vog, ij, the name of a 
 mountain, Othrys. 
 
 "0910, to move, impel : see u)9tio. 
 
 01", oh ! alas! interjection of la- 
 mentation : hence o'ijim^m. 
 
 Ot. they, artic. prep. : see 6 : but 
 
 Ot, pron. dat. case ; fiij oi o 7r«7r- 
 TTog dTTo9dvoi, X( n. K. n. i. 4. 
 2, lest his grandfather should 
 die. 
 
 OV, who, fr. og, i}, o. 
 
 Ol, adv., whither, where : fr. the 
 same ; & 
 
 Ol, dat. case of the pronoun ov, 
 of himself : ol for invTip. 
 
 or, for ola, such as, of what sort : 
 fr. olog : ^ 
 
 Ola, adv., as, even as, inasmuch 
 as : fr. the same. 
 
 OiuKi'^u), f. iau), to steer a ship ; 
 govern, regulate, direct : fr. 
 oiat,. 
 
 OuiKvvoiiog, b, ij, one who ma- 
 nages the helm, a pilot, govern- 
 or : fr. ola^, v'fjuo. 
 
 OiaKocrTpo(piu), io, f. iinoj, to guide 
 the helm, direct, conirol : fr. 
 
 Ot'a»co(Tr|0o^of , ou, 6, one that ma- 
 nages the helm, a j)ilot, steers- 
 man : fr. o?a^, (XTptipio. 
 
 Or'A3J, uKog, b, the helm, rud- 
 der. 
 
 Olyt, open, pres. imper. act. fr. 
 
 olytJ. 
 
 Oc'yi/fTo/uat, I shall be opened, f. 
 2. i)ass. fr. 
 
 Orry, or Olyvvio «^ Olyvvi.n, to 
 open ; f. ol^oj, pf. ip^a Sc tt^xa, 
 perf. m. tipyn. 
 
 Old' for iilca or oUe, see the fol- 
 lowing. 
 
 Olca, ag., €,l know, & in pi. oirrt- 
 fitv. Cart, cam, perf. m. in the 
 sense of the pres. fr. tUio, to 
 know. 
 
 Oidaivu), or Oiddvio &. Otcdio, to 
 swell, cause to swell, puff up, in- 
 flame with rage ; prts. j)ass. 
 oicdvofiai, to be swollen, j»uff< il 
 up, swell with rage. Th. uittw. 
 
 O'lCaffOa, you know, by -^ol. pa- 
 rag. & by sync. ola9a, for o'llag, 
 2 s. ]»f. m. of fi^w or tUtjfii. 
 
 OI'AE'Q, io, to swell, swell with 
 disorder or witli anger, be in- 
 flated or inflamed ; f. ijcrm, impf. 
 ({tdiov, ovv, perf. qtdtjKu, pf. pt. 
 ificijKibg. 
 
 0'iciif.ia, (iTog, Tb, a swell, swell- 
 
 UIK 
 
 OIK 
 
 ing, flood : & I perf. ind. m. of the same. 
 
 Ou)r/<nc,Eo.c,r, a swelhng, puffing OtV.rr, to dwell, pres. inf. act. 
 up ; pn.le : r. the above. oIk^u), to dwell. Th. ol^og. 
 
 
 OiciTTocag, a, 6, Dor. for 
 OiciTToSijg, ov, 6, (Eff'ipns, king of 
 Thebes ; also Oiciirovg, tcococ, o, 
 ^ OiCiTTOg, ov, b. 
 OuifTKu), to cause to swell ; begin 
 
 to swell : fr. oiSeuj. 
 OiCfia, arog, to, by sync, for oi- 
 i^Jljia, a swelling, heaving, surire. 
 billow. Th. oi^eeo. 
 O'ifai, Ion. for oly, you think, 2 
 sing. pres. ind. m. of oJ'o/tat, to 
 think ; f. oliiaojiai, pei*f. ({hjfiai. 
 Til. olio or otio, to think. 
 Oiutvog, b, ij, the same as oioxi- 
 Tiov, having only one garment. 
 Ohi, you think, *Att. for oi'y, 2 
 
 sing. pres. ind. m. & 
 Oha9at, pres. inf. m. of ot/tat, or 
 
 o'iojtai. 
 'Otf.njTi, dat. pi. Ion. fr. olg, olbg, 
 
 or big, bioc, i/, a sheep. 
 Off r/ytN foc, o, i], of the same age ; 
 for bjiouTtjc, fr. ofioiog, like, <J^ 
 tTog, a year. 
 'Oi^vog, b, if, calamitous, wretcli- 
 ^ ed. Th. oV^t'c. 
 '.^!.?y^' dat. sing. Ton. f. g. ft-. 
 'O'iU'pbg, d, bv, calamitous : fr. 
 0<ZY S, Att. Ol'^vg, vog^ if^ sor- 
 row, woe, calamity, misery; ace. 
 ^ sing, b'iilvv-. fr. oi, alas I 
 O'l^i'iu, f. v'(T(o, to endure cala- 
 mity, bewail, whine : fr. the 
 above. 
 O'i'Cio, to wail, grieve for : fr. ol, 
 
 01. 
 
 Oty, to one only, dat. sing. fern. 
 
 gt'U. fr. olog, alone. 
 0'uj9ijvni, to have thought, a. 1. 
 
 inf. jtass. fr. onu or o'lofuu, to 
 
 think ; f. oiijfTOftai, perf. pass. 
 
 '{Jiljiai, a. 1. pass. iptiBijv. 
 Oiiliov,ov, Tb, the helm, rudder, 
 
 for oiijKiov, outKiov, dim. fr. 
 
 of 
 
 ota^. 
 
 OhjKi^iiv, Ion. for oiaKi^dv, to 
 
 manage the helm, direct : fr. 
 OhjK, ijKog, b. Ion. for 0««^, the 
 
 helm ; olnKtg, rings through 
 
 which the rein.s, which directed 
 
 the nmles or horses, passed. 
 Ohj<ng, siog, ij, opinion, thought, 
 
 self-conceit : fr. o'iofxat. 
 Oiljrrojiai, I will think, f. 1. m. of 
 
 o'iojxai or ol/jiai. Th. olu). 
 Oi j(Ta, ace. sing. fr. big, 'iSog, /), or 
 
 oTig, o'Cidog, a small ewe. Th. 
 
 big. 
 OIko, perf. m. of e'lKut, to yield, 
 
 be like ; but in this sense we 
 
 oftener have toiKci. 
 OiKuSe, Dor. olKa^tg, homeward, 
 
 adv. fr. oiKog, a house. 
 OlKafj:^ Attic boiKaffi, they seem, 
 
 3 j)i. perf. m. oTicarc, Att. koi- 
 
 Kars, of tiKio, to be like. 
 O'tKt, Att. ioiKej he seems, 3 sing. 
 
 OiKeTog, a, ov, domestic, of one's 
 own house or family ; private, 
 familiar, friendly ; one's own ; 
 proper, meet, suitable; ol ol- 
 Kuoi, friends, relations, domes- 
 tics ; supcrl. oiKtwraTog, mo.st 
 familiar or intimate : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 OiKfioTtjg, 7jTog, ij, domestic inter- 
 course and habits, familiarity, 
 friendship ; kindred, affinity : 
 fr. the above. 
 
 OlKHo^u)V(og, adv., with his own 
 voiee or tongue : fr. oiKtiog, 
 ^o)vrj. 
 
 OiKtwio, io. Si OiKtioofxat, ovfiai, 
 to make domestic or familiar, 
 make one's own, reconcile to 
 oneself, claim to oneself ; f. ojaoj, 
 a. 1. ipKiiatrTa : fr. oiKtlog. 
 OtKtiuo(7av, 3 pi. pres. imper. act. 
 
 of oiKSu), to dwell. 
 OjVf/wj', dwelling, poet, for ol- 
 kUov, pros. part. act. of the same 
 verb. 
 OiKeiivg, adv., privately, familiar- 
 ly, kindly : fr. oiKtlog. 
 Oh-6vrt, they dwell, ^ol. for ol- 
 KtlfTt, 3 pi. pres. of oj/c/;^i : fr. 
 niKtb}, to dwell. 
 OiKtoiai, Dor. & ^ol. for oIksov- 
 (Ti, they dwell, 3 pi. pres. ind. 
 act. of oiKfio. 
 OiKeoLTo, Ion. for oikoXto, 3 sing. 
 l)res. opt. pass, of the sanre 
 verb. 
 OiKiTfvoi, f. o-w, to inhabit : fr. 
 OiKtTijg, ov, b, one belonging to a 
 house, a domestic servant ; gen. 
 pi. oj'/ctroii', nom. pi. oiKBTai : & 
 OiKerig, idog,ij, a female domestic, 
 maid-servant ; mistress of a 
 family. Th. olicog. 
 OiKfvvTtg, dwelling, Dor. for oi- 
 KovvTeg, nom. or ace. pi. pres. 
 part, of oiK^uj. 
 OiKtvg, iiog, b, a domestic .servant, 
 ace. jd. Ion. oiKijag. Th. oiKog. 
 OIksio, CO, to have a house or home, 
 dwell in, live, manage, rule, go- 
 vern ; be situated ; be inhabit- 
 ed ; d(T<pa\iog oiKtlv, to inile at 
 one's ease, Dem. c. Aristoc. 223, 
 Tayl. Eur. Suppl. 1231 ; f. ,'iao,] 
 perf. t^KtjKa, a. 1. (pKijcra ; pres. 
 pass. otKiofxai, ov/iai,to bo inha- 
 bited, pres. part, pa.ss. oiKeoiuvog, 
 ovjinog, oiKiO'/un), ovjdvrj ; oi- 
 Kov^tvi], viz. y//, that i)art of 
 the earth which is inhabited ; 
 the world ; the Roman empire; 
 Judiea. Th. oh-og. 
 OiKijag, ace. pi. fr. oiKsvg. 
 OtVj'/Va, rd, domestic affair.s, 
 things belonging to one's own 
 family ; goods, possessions : fr 
 oiKrj'iog. 
 
 U55) 
 
 OIK 
 
 OiKri'iog, Ton. for oiKitog, domestic 
 
 111. oiKog. 
 OiKijioTijg, jjTog, ij, Ion. for oi- 
 
 KflOTtjC. 
 
 OlKtj'iovnBai, Ion. for oliiHnva9(ti, 
 to claim to oneself : fr. oiKUout. 
 
 O'iKij/ia, aTog, Tb, a habitation, 
 abode ; room, chaml)er ; tem- 
 l>le ; prison : fr. oiKtw. Hence 
 
 OlKtjjic'iTiov, 01', Tb, dim. a small 
 dwelling or chamber. 
 
 OiKtjjdvog, lon.i'or<jJK)]iiivog, [if. 
 
 part. pass. & 
 OiKijffai, to have dwelt, a. 1. inf. 
 
 act., o'iKt](7ov, a. 1. imper. of o'l- 
 
 KflO, f. ij(T(0, a. 1. <pK1](Ta. 
 
 OlKijaig, Hug, >/, an abode, habita- 
 tion : fr. oiKeijj. 
 OiKtjTijp, ijpog, b, = oiKijTrjg. 
 OlKijTijpiov, ov, Tb, a habitation, 
 
 man.si(»n : tS: 
 OiKtjTiig, ov, b, an inhabitant : & 
 OiKtirbg, tj, bv, habitable : & 
 OiKijTwp, opog. b, an inhabitant ; 
 
 settler : fr. oiKiu). 
 OiKia, ag, ij, a house, home ; race, 
 
 iiation, family : fr. olKog. 
 OtKiaKbr, ij, bv, domestic, belong- 
 ing to a house : fr. the above th. 
 OiKiciov, ov, TO, a small house, 
 cottage, cabin, hut : fr. the 
 same. 
 0//c<Cw, to build, rai.se up, found ; 
 fix in a house, settle ; cau.se 
 to be inhabited ; establish a 
 colony ; f. iaui, a. 1. t^KKra : fr. 
 olKog. 
 OiKiov, ov, TO, an habitation, 
 
 abode ; dimin. fr. vlKog. 
 OiKtaai, to liave made to dwell, 
 II. 1. inf. act. of otKi'Coj. 
 Ol KiaKog, ou, b, a small liouse, 
 jmltry abode, cdiamber, nook ; 
 bird-cage, dove-cote, aviary, 
 coop. 
 
 Olkirrfubg, ov, b, a building, habi- 
 tation : fr. oiKt^io. 
 OiicKTTai, iioni. ]>!. fr. otKiariig. 
 OiKKTTijp, ijpng, b, poet, the same 
 
 as 
 OiKKTTijg, ov, b, a builder, founder, 
 
 that establishes a cokmy. Th. 
 
 olKog. 
 OiKoyivijg, sog, b, ij, born in one's 
 
 house, indigenous ; a domestic : 
 
 fr. olKog, ytivofiai. 
 OiKocfTiroiva, i)c, ij, mistress of 
 
 a family : fr. olKog, clmroiva. 
 OiKoceaTToruo, Cj, to be master of 
 
 a house, manage one's family ; 
 
 f. //(Tw, i)err. (^KoCKTTiOTijKa : fr. 
 OiKoh(T7ruTt]c, ov, b, master of a 
 
 house, householder : fr. olKog, 
 
 ^EffTTOTljg. 
 
 OiKodofxku), io, to build, repair, 
 construct ; edify, teach ; f. ijaoj, 
 perf. tpKo^(')i.u]Ka, a. 1. (pKo^nfuj- 
 oa ; pf. pas.s. i^Koh'tjUjjiat, plu- 
 perf. pass. (ifKodofiijpi)v, cro, to, 
 a. 1. pass. i^iKoCojtijOijv, ijg, ij, 
 
OIK 
 
 01 xM 
 
 OIN 
 
 OIN 
 
 010 
 
 OI 
 
 f. l.pass. olKodoiJL})0)jffofiai : fr. 
 oiKocofiog. 
 
 OiKoiofn), j/g, 77, a building, edi- 
 fice ; instruction, edification : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 Oi'icoco^tjfia, aroQy to, the same : 
 
 fr. oiKvSoflkii). 
 
 OiKoSonia, ag, >), a building, edi- 
 fice ; edification, improvement 
 in divine knowledge : fr. 
 
 OiKocofiog, nv,6, a builder, archi- 
 tect : fr. oiKog. cifno. 
 
 O'lKoOsv, & O'lKadsy adv. from 
 home, homewards, to home. 
 
 O'lKoOi, adv. at home : Oikoi, adv. 
 the same. Th. oIkoq. 
 
 OiKOKTiv, dat. pi. Ion. fr. oIkoq, 
 ov, 6, a house. 
 
 OtKorhj to home, adv. : fr. oIkoq. 
 
 OiKovufiEuj, u), to be a steward, 
 manage household matters; pre- 
 side over, direct, rule, dispense; 
 f. 7/rrtu, perf. (^KOPOfJitjKa : fr. 01- 
 Kovofiog. 
 
 OiKOvojXTjTiKbg, ^, 6v, fit for ma- 
 naging a family, skilled in ma- 
 nagement : fr. the above. 
 
 OtKOvo^TfTiKOJTfpog, a, ov, more 
 fit for managing a family ; com- 
 par. fr. oiKovojxiiriKog. 
 
 OiKovo^ia, ag, >/, the managing of 
 a family, management, adminis- 
 tration, economj/ : fr. oiKOp6f.iog. 
 
 OlKovofxiKugf ?), bv, skilled in ma- 
 naging a family : & 
 
 OiKOPOfiog, ov, b, the manager of a 
 family, steward : fr. otjcot;, vtjxoj. 
 
 OiKOTrtcou, ov, TO, the site of a 
 house : fr. olKog, tticov. 
 
 OlKOTTOibr, 6, 1), home-made : fr. 
 
 olKog, TTVlkoj. 
 
 OtVopioc, o, »/, poet, for oiKovpiog. 
 
 OI'K.02, ov, 6, a house, habita- 
 tion, dwelling, home, temple, 
 palace, chamber, hall ; den or 
 lair ; family ; goods, property. 
 
 OiKoaTrog, 6, »/, that eats one's 
 own meat, lives on one's own 
 means : fr. oTkoq, alrog. 
 
 OlKOTpt(.^t)c, ov, &i OiKorpio//, iTTog, 
 o, a bondman, slave born in the 
 family ; one long a member of 
 the establishment : oJKog, rpi/Sw 
 
 OiKOVfisvrj,r]g,y),{yi] understood,) 
 the habitable globe : see o/k:£w. 
 
 OiKovpsijj, at, f. Tforuj, to watch 01 
 remain at home ; keep house ; 
 conceal oneself at home, be in 
 dolent : fr. olKog, ovpog. Hence 
 
 Ot*coi';p7j/m, arog, Tb, attendance, 
 service, care of a house ; one 
 who takes charge of a house. 
 
 OiKovpia, ag, r), a guarding or 
 keeping a house, retired^ife : & 
 
 OiKovpiov, ov, TO, a reward for 
 guarding a house : fr. 
 
 OiKovptog, b, 7), pertaining to 
 guarding a house or staying at 
 home : & 
 
 OiKovpbg, 6, T), that stays at home, 
 
 keeps house ; domestic, retired : 
 
 ovpog Tov oiKov. Th. ovpog. 
 O(KO00op£w, w, to squander one's 
 
 substance : fr. olKog, (pOtipio. 
 OiKO(pv\aKew, to guard the house: 
 
 fr. olKog^ (pvXdaaio. 
 0iK0(pvXa^, aKogy b, the guardian 
 
 or keeper of a house : fr. olKog, 
 
 <f)v\a%. 
 OiKTtipag, avTog, a. 1. part. act. 
 
 fr. otKTtipu), to pity. 
 OiKTetpsu), u), f. r](T(jj, the same as 
 
 OIKTtipuJ. 
 
 OiKTiiprffia, arog, to, pity, com- 
 passion, commiseration : fr. 1 
 sing, pei'f. pass, of the above. 
 
 OiKTtipuj, to commiserate, have 
 compassion on, pity ; f. oiV-rf pui, 
 a. 1. (pKTiipa, a. 1. imper. act. 
 oiKTfipov, take pity on. Th. otic- 
 Tog. 
 
 OiKTi^u) & OiKTi^ofiai, to excite 
 compassion, move to pity; take 
 pity, pity, lament ; f. tViu c^ iao- 
 piai, a. 1. (pKTi(rn : fr, olKTog. 
 
 OiKTip^bg, ov, 6, pity, compas- 
 sion, commisei*ation : oiKTtiuio. 
 
 OiKTipfiiov, oi'og, 6, r), compas- 
 sionate : fr. the same : but 
 
 OtKTipfxuiv, gtii. pi. fr. oiKTipfiog. 
 
 O'lKTicrfia, aTog, Tb, a lamentation : 
 & 
 
 OiKTifffjibg, ov, o, lamentation: fr. 
 
 OlKTl^lO. 
 
 OiKTKTTog, r], ov, superl. most de- 
 serving of pity, most wretched: 
 see o'lKTpog. 
 
 O'lKTiut, 1 will pity, f. 1. Att. for 
 
 o'lKTirnji, of OlKTl^OJ. 
 
 OrKTOS,oi;, o, pity, compassion, 
 commiseration, lamentation. 
 
 OiKTOTipog, Ion. for oiKTportpog, 
 more deserving of pity, compar. 
 fr. 
 
 OiKTpbg, d, bv, deserving of pity, 
 piteous, lamentable, wretched ; 
 com])assionate, merciful; superl. 
 
 OiKTporaTog & O'lKTiOTog. Th. 
 olKTog. 
 
 OiKTpoxo'sio, u), to pour forth piti- 
 ful complaints : fr. oiKTpbg, xtu). 
 
 OiKTpuJg, adv. piteously, miser- 
 ably : fr. o'lKTpog. 
 
 OikCj, pres. ind. contr. for oikiu), 
 to dwell. Th. olKog, a house. 
 
 OiKojg, oTog, Att. ioiKujg, like, 
 likely, probable, perf. part. m. 
 fr. 6ifcai. 
 
 OiKio(ptX})g, kog, b, j), beneficial to 
 a family, industrious : fr. olKog, 
 <jj(pt\eu). 
 
 OiKw(pt\ia, ag, r), Ion. oiKiotptXii), 
 a quality beneficial to a family, 
 good management, economy, fru- 
 fjality : fr. the above. 
 
 Olfia, aTog, Tb, impetuosity, force, 
 furious attack, by sync, for 01- 
 ^i]^a, fr. olfxdu). Th. oi^w?/. 
 
 Olfiai, to think, contr. fr. olofxat, 
 f. oir]ffOfiai, perf. <pT]fiai. 
 (456) 
 
 Ot'/mw, w, f. i'jffo), to attack, rush 
 forth or on ; properly, to go 
 straight to. Th. olfii], a way. 
 
 OI'MH, rjg, >/, a way, road, path, 
 course ; strain, song, noise, nar- 
 rative : fr. o7ui, to bear, as a 
 road bears those that go on it. 
 
 Oi/xot & ojfioi, wo is me ! an ad- 
 verb expressing grief. 
 
 OJfiog, ov, b, »/, a way, path, road; 
 wand; twig; strain, song, verse; 
 circle ; sp<jke of a w heel ; stripe, 
 line. Th. olfXTj. 
 
 Oi'/uwyi), Tjg, 1), & Olfjojyua, arog, 
 Tb, a groan, lamentation : fr. 
 
 Olpw^oj, & Olfii'oTTio, to cry wo, 
 lament, bewail, deplore, howl ; 
 f. ^u). Th. ot/uot. 
 
 Oi^ioKTbg, >), bv, deplorable, la- 
 menting : fr. the above. 
 
 Olfioj^ag, having bewailed, a. 1. 
 part. act. & 
 
 Olf.iu)x9t'iQ, kvTog, a. I. part, pa.ss. 
 fr. oifiiij^uj, 
 
 Otr, a sheep, ace. sing. fr. olg, >/, 
 a sheep. 
 
 OivarOa, ag, a, poet. & Dor. for 
 oivd7'9)],i]g, >'/, the blossom of the 
 vine, thebudding grape; the lierb 
 osnant/ie; a kind of bird: fv.uhog. 
 Si. di'Oog, a flower. So Olvaj'Oig, 
 Hog, »'/, dim. fr. oivdvOrj, oUnj y) 
 dvOovaa, a vine ; the word oivrj, 
 7]g, )/,inolder Greek, corresponds 
 to the later dpirtXog. 
 
 Oivdotov, & O'tvapov, ov, Tb, also 
 oivapig, iSog, I'y, a vine, tendril. 
 Th. olvog. 
 
 Oivdptog, a, ov, of a tendril : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 Oivapi^M, f. iaio, to lop or prune 
 vines : fr. o'lvapov. 
 
 Oivtiddo, gen. Ion. for 'Oivti^ov ; 
 fr. 
 
 Oivtidtjg, ov, b, a proper name, 
 patronymic fr. 
 
 Oivevg, £uif, 6, (Eneus. 
 
 Oiv'tuiv, gen. pi. Ion. for oiVtui', fr. 
 
 Olvi], i)g, if, a vine ; wine ; ace on 
 dice. Th. olvog. 
 
 Olvrjpbg, d, bv, vinous, having the 
 flavour of wine : fr. the same. 
 
 Oh'Tjpvffig, iwg, y, a vessel to 
 draw wine w ith, a w ine measure: 
 fr. oJvog, dpvo). 
 
 Oiviticat, uiv, 01, (Enuhe, TovTta- 
 Tiv o\ TOV Oh'iojg TraT^tg, that is, 
 children of (Eneus: fr. Ohtvg 
 comea Olve id i)g,&. by inserting 1, 
 OivifiStjg, ov, b. 
 
 Ohi^u), f. t(Tu>, to procure wine, 
 draw wine, have a flavour of 
 wine : fr. olvog. 
 
 0«Vo/3rt()eja»r, ]>art. of olvo(3aptoj, 
 a>, or oivofiaptiu), to be heavy or 
 opjiressed with wine : fr. 
 
 Oii'ofiapijg, tog, b, y), heavy with 
 wine, vocat. sing. oivol5apig : fr, 
 olvog, jiapvg. 
 
 OivodoKog, b, >/, containing wine. 
 
 
 Ion. for oivodbxog, rrapd rb tov 
 
 olvov Ik^f^aQai. 
 OivoeoTag, a, b. Dor. for 
 Oivod6Tiig,ov,b, the giver of wine, 
 
 epith. of Bacchus : fr. olvog, di- 
 
 Oh'bfiaog, ov. b, the projjcr name 
 of a man. 
 
 Olvmra, ace. sing, olvoiri, dat. 
 sin*:;, fr. ojj'o;//. 
 
 OivoTTidog, b, y), that produces 
 wine, i>lanted with vines : fr. 
 oh'og, rreCov. 
 
 OlvoTrictjg, ov, b, a proper name. 
 
 OtvoTrXdvy/Tog, b, 1), reeling with 
 wine : fr. olvog, TrXavdoj. 
 
 OlvoTrXyiOi/g, eog, b, y), full of 
 wine, fruitful of wine : fr. olvog, 
 TrXt/Oto, to fill. Th. TrXeog. 
 OivoTTodu), <J, to make wine, 
 
 change into wine : whence 
 OivoTToua, ag, y), the making of 
 
 wine : fr. 
 OiroTToibg, ov, b, 1), that makes 
 
 wine : fr. oIj^oc, tto/j w. 
 OivoTTocria, ag, 1), the drinking of 
 
 wine : fr. olvog, Troaig. 
 OivoTTOTd^u), the same as 
 OivoTTOTsu}, (J, f. ijrro), to drink or 
 
 quaff wine : fr. oivoTzoTijg. 
 OiifOTTOTtjp, ijpog, & 
 OivoTTOTrig, ov, 6, a wine-bibber : 
 
 fr. olvog, TTOTrjg. 
 OF NO 2, ov, b, Lat. tinum, wine; 
 
 place where wine is sold. Hence 
 OivovTTa, rjg, y), a cake flavoured 
 
 with wine and honey. 
 Olvu(pXvykuj. (J, to ])e heated with 
 
 wine, fuddled, drunken : & 
 Olvo(pXvyia, ag, )'/, the being heat- 
 ed with wine, revelry : fr. 
 OiVo'^Xi'^, vyog, b, y), heated or 
 
 foaming with wine, a quaff*er of 
 
 wine : fr. olvog, (pXv^u). 
 Oivo^opog, b, y), that produces 
 
 or is fit for producing wine ; 
 
 bringing wine : fr. olvog, ^tpw. 
 OivoxotiTitj, let him pour wine, 3 
 
 s. pres. imper. act. fr. oivoxoiio. 
 Olvoxoivu), f. ivaio, the same as 
 Oivoxosu), w, f. yjffoj, to pour out 
 
 wine or as wine, serve as a cup- 
 bearer ; mid. oivoxo'soixai, ovjxai, 
 
 I have wine poured out for me, 
 
 am served with wine : & 
 Oivoxot], yjg, »/, the pouring of 
 
 wine, pitcher from which wine 
 
 is poured into the cup : fr. 
 Oifoxoog, b, one who pours out 
 
 wine, a cup-bearer : fr. olvog, 
 
 Oivoxoiov, ovvTog, b, the same ; 
 
 part. pr. of otvoxoscj. 
 OlvoxvTog, b, y), of wine poured 
 
 out : fr. olvog, xvio. 
 0'ivo\l>, OTTog, b, I'l, wine-coloured, 
 
 purple, dark, l)lack ; dat. j)l. ot- 
 
 vorpi : fr. oTvog, (Jj^p. Th. ottto- 
 
 liai. 
 OtVo'w, <J, f. (ucro;, to intoxicate. 
 
 make drunk : fr. olvog. 
 
 Ot'vujv, ojvog, 6, a wine-cellar. 
 
 Ou'ojvi), yjg, y), yEgina was of old 
 so called. 
 
 OivioTTog, y), bv, .same as olvoxf/. 
 
 O'i^dna, a. 1. i)art. act. f. g. of 
 o'iyio, to open ; f. ^a>. 
 
 OloiSuTog, 7;, 01/, walking alone : 
 
 fr. olog, jSaivu). 
 OlofioTijc, ov, b, feeding apart 
 
 from others ; melancholy, nmd : 
 
 fr. olog, jSoffKio. 
 Olo(3i<vKdXog, b, y), a shepherd : 
 
 fr. uig, [iovKoXog. 
 Oioyafiog, b, ?'/, married to one 
 
 woman, once married : fr. olog, 
 
 ydfxog, 
 Olo^ojvog, b, //, alone, unattended 
 
 by companions : fr. olvg, ^oOi^?/. 
 OloQtv, adv. apart, singly, from 
 
 one side only ; owQtv olog, alone 
 
 with another. Th. olog. 
 Oio/iai, poet, otofxai, contr. olfjiat, 
 
 to think, opine, suspect, .surmise, 
 
 imagine, expect ; f. m. oujoofiai, 
 
 l)erf. pass, t^ fiai, a. 1. j>ass. 
 
 (pt'lOtjv : as if fr. oieofxai : fi*. 
 
 oiuj, mid. ofo/iat, to carry in one's 
 
 mind ; as (fuco in Latin. 
 Otoi', adv. alone, only : fr. olog : 
 
 ov yap olov, not only not, as non 
 
 modo for non modo non. 
 Olov, adv. as, even as, just as, so 
 
 as ; for instance, for examjile. 
 
 almost, connnonly ; with ovdtv 
 
 or ixijCev, nothing prevents; ovx 
 
 olov, ft)) olov, not only not, or 
 
 much less. Th. olog. 
 Oioj'fi, adv. just as if. 
 Olovofiog, b, y), poet, that feeds 
 
 alone ; fr. otoc;, I's/iw : or 6, ovm 
 
 that feeds sheep, a shepherd 
 fr. oig, vtf^uo. 
 
 Olov Ts, with an infin. the same 
 as cvvaTbv, possible ; oi'x olov 
 T y)v, it would not be possible : 
 fr. oiog. 
 
 OimrtclXoc, b, //, having one shoe: 
 fr. ulog, TreCiXov. 
 
 OioTToXku), uJ, to be solitary ; feed 
 sheep : fr. 
 
 OloTToXog, b, y), poet, that wan- 
 ders alone, is alone in a place, 
 solitary, recluse, lonely; fr. olog, 
 TToXiu) : an attendant on flocks ; 
 fr. big, TroXtto. In II. T. 377. 
 12. 614. it is an ejuthet of a 
 mountain, and therefore some 
 render it high, elevated, sublime, 
 lofty ; but this is unnecessary, for 
 mountains are unfrequented and 
 lonely, and therefore the mean- 
 ing consistent with the deriva- 
 tion is equally applicable. 
 
 01 '02, olyj, olov, alone, only, 
 apart ; which is also taken ad- 
 verbially. 
 
 0r02, oia, olov, of which sort, 
 such as, as great as ; prompt, 
 ready, strenuous, fit, suitable ; 
 (457) 
 
 for ofxoioc, like ; for Svvarbg, 
 able, possible ; olog Tt ttfti, I am 
 able ; olov r£ tari, it is possible: 
 but 
 
 Oibg <)r bl c, gen. sing. fr. olg or 
 big, }), a sheep. 
 
 OuxTTTtn, altogether of such a kind 
 as. 
 
 Oi6(ppu)v, (ppovog, b, //, f(»nd of 
 .solitude, lonely : fr. olog, <ppt']v. 
 
 OluxiTUJv, iovog,b, y), having only 
 an under garment ; or wearing 
 a garment of wool : fr. olog, or 
 olg, & x*''**"^ ^ tunic. 
 
 Oiooj, (u, f. w(Tio, to leave alone, 
 
 render lonely, desolate, lay 
 waste, make desert. Th. olog. 
 0r2, oi'oc, or olg, oiog, or oTig, 
 
 miCog, y'l, Lat. oris, a sheep ; or 
 
 0, a ram. 
 "O'ig, icog, y'l, a sheep ; see the 
 
 above. 
 Ol'o-aro & otaaaTo, he thought, 3 
 
 sing, a, \. ind, m. j>oet. for »/>'//- 
 
 aaTo, (by sync. & dropping the 
 
 augment) of olofiai, or olfiai, to 
 
 think ; f. olyiao^iai, a, 1. m. 
 
 ipi](Tdfiy]v, (o, aTO. 
 Olrre, l>ring, pros, imper. of olffio, 
 
 formed fr. f. of oiw for <pfpu}, to 
 
 bear ; f. olao) : hence o'i(TtTov, 
 
 they two will bear, dual f. 1. act. 
 
 & olfTei, 3 sing. f. 1. 
 O'lniaOai, f, I. inf. m. fr. oTw, for 
 
 <pepio, to bring ; f. olcrofiai. 
 Oiay, Dor. for oto-y, 2 sing. f. 1. 
 
 m. of <()spio, to carry ; f. 1. m. 
 
 olrrofiai. 
 OlaQa, you know, by sync, for 
 
 o'idaaBa, 2 sing. perf. m. ^Eol. 
 
 for oldag, of tiduj, to know, p. m. 
 
 olSa. 
 'O'iaQtig, a. I. part. pass. poet, of 
 
 oiofjai, a. 1. pass. biaOyiv. 
 Olaia, or olava, ag, >'/, a willow : 
 
 perhaps fr. ta>, to go ; because 
 
 it grows rapidly. 
 Oj(To/ua/,, Dor. oinovfiai, f. 1. m. 
 
 of (pkpio, to bear ; f. oi'rra», whence 
 
 olaOiiffofxai ; y) v|//)0o(; oiaGrjaf- 
 
 Tai, the vote will be given. In 
 
 comp. i^oi(T9y](TfTai, he will be 
 
 borne out, Eur. Suppl. 56 L 
 OlfTOfitvog, that will produce for 
 
 himself, f. 1. part. m. of (pkpu). 
 Ol(Tov, ov, Tb, a rope ; perhaps 
 
 fr. oiuj, because made to bear or 
 
 lift. 
 Olaovai, 3 pi. f. 1. act. of 0£pw. 
 OicTiraTT), & OlcrTrwTT], y]g, y), the 
 
 filth of sheep ; dirt that clings 
 
 to their wool, uncleansed wool : 
 
 fr. b'ig, TroTog. 
 OifTTT//, yjg, y'l, the same. 
 'Oiatrd^tvog, ov, having thought, 
 
 a. 1. part. m. &, 
 'Ot(T<TaTo, 3 sing. a. 1. m. poet, of 
 
 biop.ai, f. btaofiat, to think ; for 
 
 olofiai, f. oiiiaonai. Th. oiw. 
 OitTTsov, it is necessary to be 
 
borne, verbal adj.: fr. ouo, for 
 
 (pspio, to bear ; f, o'lmo. 
 'O'icmuu), to shoot arrows, aim ai 
 
 or hit with an arrow : fr. oVoror. 
 '0'iaTodiyfxujv,ovog, 6, »/, contain 
 
 nig arrows 
 
 & 
 
 'O'iffToCoKtjy ?/(;, >/, the same ; i\ 
 
 quiver : fr. oiaroQy ci^o^at. 
 
 OiffTog, Att. olaroQ, ov, 6, an 
 
 arrow, dart ; \)\. oiTTol, oi : fr. 
 
 oioj^uii, ojiarai, to be borne, i. e. 
 
 thiuugli the air. 
 Oicrrot^, /), bv, borne, that may be 
 
 borne : fr. oho. 
 Oiffrpdoj, 6l Oicrrpiu), (J, f. rjcrio. 
 
 to be driven by a gad-fly or 
 
 sting ; metaph. to be violently 
 
 excited, be mad, infuriated or 
 
 outrageous, rage ; actively, to 
 
 drive with a sting, drive mad, 
 
 agitate, harass. Th. oJcrrpoQ. 
 Ot(Trp/;ac, trrna, fr, furious, dri 
 
 ven mad : fr. o2(Trpog. 
 OifTTpTfOt'ig, having been driven 
 
 infuriated, a. 1. part. pass, of ol- 
 
 (Trpsoj. 
 OiaTorjXaTog, 6, ?'/, agitated by the 
 
 gad-tly, infuriated, frantic : fr. 
 
 olffTpog, kXaiii'io. 
 Olrrrptii.ia, arog, to, a furious im- 
 pulse or sting. 
 OirTTpocivTjTog, or OifTTnoi6vT]roQ, 
 
 or Oiffrpo^oi'OQ, b, )'/, the same. 
 Oi(TTpo7r\t)K, rjyoc, 6, »}, stung bv 
 
 the oestrus, frantic : fr. otoroot;, 
 
 TrXy'jfTffio. 
 or^lTPOv, ov, 6, Lat. o'.s-/ms, a 
 
 gad-bee, gad-Hy ; any tiling that 
 
 inflames, fury, frenzy, madness ; 
 
 irritation, raging desire. Fr. 
 
 o((t», olarai, to bear one on, urge, 
 
 impel. 
 Ol'SY'A, ag, r;, a willow ; sec 
 
 oiaia. Hence Engl, osier. 
 Oiffvivog, r], ov, of willow : fr. the 
 
 above. 
 Oiavjjiig, we will bear. Dor. Si 
 
 ^o\. for olaofxev, I j)). f. 1. act. 
 
 of <p£pio, to bear ; f. otcrw. 
 Oi(TV7rt]()bg, o, bv, stinking : fr. 
 OiavTTog, ov, b, sheep's dung, or 
 
 the filth that clinjis to their 
 
 wool : perhaps fr. olg, (tj/ttw. 
 0«(Tw, Dor. oi(JU), 1 will bear, f. I. 
 
 act. oi' (pfnoj, a. I. yvtyKci. 
 OlauJv, Dor. for o'icrotv, going to 
 
 carry to another, f. 1. part, of 
 
 0fpai. 
 O'irt, who, nom. pi. fr. og Hi re. 
 OItt), Tjg, if, (Eta, a mountain of 
 
 Thessaly. 
 O'lTivtg, whoever, nom. ]>!. fr. 
 
 ofTTig, gen. o^rivog, tS: ui f. g. 
 
 yjTig, neut. o,rt. 
 OI^TOS, ov, b, calamity, wretched 
 
 fate, death : perhaps fr. ot. 
 OiToavpog, a Scythian name for 
 
 Apollo: Herod, iv. 59. 
 Or4>£ Q or cuit, a7, to commit for- 
 nication with. 
 
 0112 
 
 Oi(p\, a measure so named. 
 Ol\kovTi, Dor. for oi\iov<n, ovcri, 
 
 W pi. i)res. ind. act. of oixt^a, to 
 
 carry, bear, for 6^60;. 
 O'ixfaOai, to go away, pres. inf. 
 
 fr. xojiai. 
 
 Oiy^i}VTai, Ion. for^x^^^^"^ ♦^ p'- 
 
 |>erf. pass. & 
 Oix>l<^ofiai, I will depart, f. 1. m. 
 
 of oj^o/ta/. 
 Oi'xOeic, having been opened, a. 
 
 1. |>art. pass, oi olyoj, to open ; 
 
 f. ^t.;, a. 1. pass. ipx9i)v. 
 OtxitrrKov, hy Ion. insertion of (tk 
 
 for 'I'X^^^^'i imperf. of oi\'jfo.>, 
 
 the same as olxofiai, to go away. 
 
 Others derive it fr. oi'xviaK^o for 
 
 olxi'ino. 
 Oi'xviTjfft, Dor. for olxvovai, 3 pi. 
 
 j>res. ind. act. fr. 
 Olxvi.it>, the same as otxo/*at, t<* 
 
 go away. 
 OixoiciTo, Ion. for oIxoivto, 3 pi. 
 
 ]>r(s. opt. fr. 
 OrxOMAI, y, trat, to go away, 
 
 depart, set ott", disappear, perisli, 
 
 die ; f. m. ot'^/yrro/fai, perf. pass. 
 
 '/*X'//'«'?^- 1- P't-^!^. VX'y^'/''' pres. 
 part. m. oi'xo//ej'0(,\ 
 
 OIX^Ka, by taking away the aug- 
 ment, for <;Jxa>K-rt, Att. for tpxi' 
 Ka, perf. act. of olxof-iai, to de 
 part. 
 
 OtXtifKte, he had departed, by Ion. 
 dialysis & Att. for ((^x^l'^^h '^ s. 
 plupf. act. & 
 
 OiX"JKiog, via, bg, pf. part. Att. of 
 o'lxofiai, to depart : see oixwfca. 
 
 Ori2, or 'Oiui, to think, imagine, 
 conjecture, hope, expect ; f. oicrui. 
 So olofiai Si o7/tai, to think. 
 
 Oho, to bring, Ijear or carry to or 
 for another ; olofiai, m. to bring, 
 bear, or carry for one's self. 
 
 'Otujv, of sheep, gen. pi. fr. oig, 
 b'iog, 1), a sheep. 
 
 Ohoi'i'Cofiai, to use or regard as an 
 omen, consult, interpret, divine, 
 foretell, conjecture, augur, pre- 
 sage, forebode, f. m. ifrofiai, a. 1. 
 m. t^iu^'i(7aj.ir]v. Tii. o'novbg. 
 
 Ouoviaaif.iriv, a. 1. opt. m. of oloj- 
 vi'Conai. 
 
 Ouoi'KTjAa, aTog, to, tin augury: &. 
 
 OlivvKTfibg, ov, b, an omen, divi- 
 nation : \. 
 
 OiiovKTTtjpiov, ov, TO, & placc for 
 the practice of augury ; an omen. 
 
 OlojviTTtjg, oi), b, an augur, sooth- 
 sayer : fr. oiujvt'Co^iai. 
 
 Ouovo9iTT]g,ov, b, that sets down 
 the flight of birds, a soothsayer: 
 fr. otwvbg, tiOij^i. 
 
 Oi(x)ioOpoog,b, t'l, uttered by birds: 
 fr. oiwvbg, Opoog. 
 
 OiiopoKTorog, b, 1), bird-killing : 
 fr. olujvbg, KTtivuj. 
 
 O'nijvofiavTig, tujg, b, one who pre- 
 dicts from birds, a seer, augur : 
 fr. oiiovbg, iiavTig. 
 (458) 
 
 OKP 
 
 O'novoTToXog, b, //, that prophesies 
 from the note or flight of blrdn, 
 an augur : fr. diot'bg, rroXuo. 
 
 Oi'iiNO'S, oir, b, a bird ; bird of 
 prey, vulture ; augury, omen. 
 
 OlojvoffK07rsio,oj,i'. ijffuj, to observe 
 the flight or cries of birds for 
 the purpose of divination : & 
 
 OiajvoffKOTTia, ag, 1), augury : i'r. 
 
 OuovooKOTTog, OV, b, an augur, 
 soothsayer, diviner by birds : iv, 
 oitjjvbg, aKtTTTo^iai, p. m. icricoTra. 
 
 O'iujg, adv. as, in like maimer as, 
 just as. Th. olog, such as. 
 
 "Ok'o, Dor. for ore, when : "Oice, 
 the same : see ilaoKe. 
 
 'OKfiXavTtg, having driven on 
 ^hore, dashed on; nom. pi. a. I. 
 part. act. fr. 
 
 'OKtXXoj, to drive to land, ap- 
 proach ; run ajjround ; f. tXu), 
 a. 1. u)KnXa. Th. KiXXio. 
 
 "Ofc//, Ion. for ott/;, where, 
 whither. 
 
 Okku, Dor. for ora or bTrort, 
 when. 
 
 Okkoc, Lat. ocuJus, an eye. Dor. 
 fr. oTTTOfiai. 
 
 OKXaliag, ov, 6, a folding seat : 
 & 
 
 'OKXacbv, Si 'OkXu^, adv. with 
 bent knees : fr. 
 
 'OKAA'Zy,to sink on one's knees, 
 s<piat, crouch, cower; give way, 
 faint : as if fr. kXuu), to break, 
 viz. the knees. 
 
 'OKvaXtwg, slowly, lazily, slug- 
 gishly, adv. : fr. okvoc. 
 
 OKveiui, the same as 
 
 'Oki'su), 10, to be slow and lazy, 
 hesitate, be reluctant or afraid, 
 dread, be averse, shrink from ; 
 f. tjcTio, perf. toKi'ijKu, a. 1. a>- 
 Kvijcra, a. 1. inf. oKvijaat, f.l. inf. 
 dKvijfTtiv. Th. oKvog. 
 
 'OKVJipia, ag, 1), tardiness : fr. 
 
 OKDjnbg, a, bv, slow, sluggish, 
 slothful, afraid ; irksome : tSc 
 
 'OKvijpujc, adv. reluctantlv, slow- 
 ly : fr. 
 
 'OKNOS, 01', o, tardiness, reluc- 
 tance, hesitation, dreatl, fear, 
 sloth : perhaps fr. ov Kirtlv, net 
 to move ; or fr. t/cw for txto, to 
 hold )»ack. 
 
 OKo^tv for oTToOei', whence. 
 
 'OKoTa, Dor. for brcola, such 
 things as, in such manner as : 
 see biroXog. 
 
 'OKoaog, Ion. for bizoaog ; okov 
 
 for OTTOl'. 
 
 'OKOTtpog, Ion. for biroTipog. 
 
 'OKpiag, the liighest peaks, ace. 
 pi. fr. nom. oKpig. 
 
 'Okoicuo, 10, to irritate ; hi mid. 
 'OKpidofiai, wfiai, to be exaspe- 
 rated, quarrel : fr. oKpig. 
 
 'OKPI'BAS, avTog, b, a pulpit ; 
 stage ; painter's ea.sel ; seat of 
 a chariot : fr. oKpig, /3ow. 
 
 GAB 
 
 'OKpweig, (.ana, iv, rugged, having 
 
 long ridges : fr. 
 "OKpir, log, b, same as ukqic, the 
 
 top of a mountain, summit, peak. 
 
 Th. aKoog. 
 
 OKovbeig, tnaa, fi', rugged, terri- 
 fic, dreadful, chilling : fr. kovo- 
 
 tig, poet, tlie same as Kpvepbg, 
 
 cold, dreadful. Th. Kpimg. 
 'OKpvo£<T(Ttjg, gen. sing. f. g. fr. 
 
 tile adj. preceding. 
 OKTcii^Xiofiog, b, t'l, divided into 
 
 eight morsels or pieces : fr. ok- 
 
 Tio, fiXiofiSg. 
 'OKTaCaKrvXog, b, //, eight digits 
 
 in length : fr. oktiIj, ^aKTvXog. 
 'OiCTatJi^Kpog, b, 1), eight days old, 
 
 on tiie eighth day: fr. oktw, 
 
 'OicTuKig, eight times, adv. fr. 
 
 OKTli). 
 
 O/craK-tfTxiXfot, ai, a, eight thou- 
 
 sind : fr. oktc'ikiq, xiXioi. 
 'OKTctKvn^iog, b, t), having eight , . , ...^, „ 
 
 .spokes, epith. of a wheel: i'vJ'OXU'pai-ov, ov, to, the jmint of 
 , OKToj, KVi'i^nj. the elhow ; same as ojXU-navov. 
 
 'OfcntKorrtoi, at, a, eiglit hundred:, OXsKTw, the same as bXXvui, to 
 
 OAl 
 
 'OXfiiiog, adv. hapj)ily. 
 'OXf^oCoTijg, ov, 6, bestower of 
 
 happiness or wealth : fr. o,\/3o(,-, 
 
 cidioij.1. 
 
 "OABOS, ov, b, liappiness, feli- 
 city, prosjierity, wealth. 
 OXlSofpnpog, 6, >/, bringing hapj)i- 
 ness or wealih : fr. oA/iot;, (pi-oiu. 
 'OXffcr/co)', for bXerrKov, by pleon. 
 of f, imj)erf. act. of oXsctkio, the 
 same as oXU-m, to destroy. Th. 
 bXXvfti, the same. 
 OXtOptog, b, t'l, destnictive, ruin- 
 ous,^ pernicious, fatal, deadly : 
 fi\ bXeOpoc. 
 
 OXtOpiiog, perniciously ; adv. fr. 
 the above. 
 "OXeOpog, ov, b, destruction, per- 
 dition, ruin, pestilence, slau}i;h- 
 ter, death ; a scourge, pest. Th. 
 oAAjya. 
 'OXelTat, ho will perish, 3 sing. f. 
 2. m. of bXXv^ii ; f. 2. m. oAoi;- 
 fiai, oAy, bXuTai. 
 
 OAI 
 
 fr. biCTio. 
 '()KTrt/n/i'ta?oe,«,oj', in the eighth 
 
 month : fr. oktio, fi/jv. 
 'OKT«/n;j'og, b, //, eight months 
 
 old : fr. OKTUJ, fii]v. 
 'OKTd-)]xvc, foc, b, //, of eight 
 
 cul,)its : fr. o/crai, TrTixvg. 
 'OKTaTrXc'ifTiog, a, ov, eight-fold : 
 
 fr. OKTO). 
 
 'OKTaTrbctjg, ov, b, having eight 
 feet, or, eight feet long : tS: 
 
 destroy. 
 
 'OXitTfie, lie may have destroyed, 
 3 sing. a. I. oi»t. act. yEol. of oA- 
 A»Y", to d'Stroy ; f. oAtcra;. 
 
 OXtfTt'ii'ion, opog, b, 1), causing 
 destruction to men : fr. oXXvfu, 
 c'lvijp. 
 
 'OXiayg^yon should have destroy- 
 ed, 2 sing. a. 1. subj. act. of oA- 
 XvjAi, f. oAl^Tw. 
 
 'OXitrOai, a. 2. inf. m. «)f the same 
 
 OKTUTTovg, TToiog, b, }), having 'OXt(Tt9ijpog, b, >'/, di struetive to 
 eight feet, possessnig a cart and wild l)easts : fv. bXXvfjit, Orjo. 
 
 a yoke of oxen : fr. oktio, ttovc 
 'OKTapvf^iog, b, y, OKTaovfiov, Tb, 
 se. apfia, having eight ])oles, or 
 drawn by eight p:iir of Imrses : 
 fr. OKTU), pvjiog 
 
 OKTLi , Lat. odo, eight, 01, a'l, ed, a. I. part. act. iioet. of oA 
 
 OXtana, ag, i, 1 destroyed, a. 1. 
 
 ind. act. Ion. & poet, for aiXscra, 
 
 & 
 'OXfn(Ta(, a. I. inf. poet. Sl 
 'OXtcrcrag, avTog, having destroy 
 
 -«, undeel 
 'OKTioKaicsKa, oi, a'l, tu, eighteen : 
 
 fr. OKToj, K(ti, ^tKa. 
 'OKTiOKaiCfKaTog, rj, ov, the eigh- 
 teenth : fr. the above. 
 'OKTojKaii'iKSTyjg, ov, b, eighteen 
 
 years old. Th. troc. 
 'Oktx' a, Dor. for ots »/, when 
 
 Ace. oKx' for OKtca. 
 'Oicxsw, Dor. for 0x^(0. 
 'OKxog, ov, 1), poet, for bxog, a 
 
 vehicle, carriage. 
 "OKojg, that, as long as, until. 
 
 ■while ; when, after ; for oTrtuc, 
 
 Ion. 
 'OXai, wv, a'l, Att. for ovXai. 
 'OXfii^u), f. ((Tio, to make or pro- 
 nounce happy. Th. bX^Sog. 
 OX[iioCaii.nov, fiovog, b, //, born 
 
 under a happy genius, fortunate: 
 
 fr. oA/3iof, vttifdov. 
 "OXf^iog, b, t'l, hai>py, fortunate, 
 
 prosperous, rich, opulent : fr. 
 
 oXjSog. Hence 
 
 Xvm, f. dXicrio 
 'OXi(T<Tn, he should have destrov- 
 
 ed, i»oet. for oAfcry, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 
 subj. act. of the same. 
 'OXtatTio, f. 1. ind. act., or a. 1. 
 
 subj. ])oet. fr. bXXvfit. 
 OXsTttna, ag, y, a female destroy- 
 er : fr. 
 'OXsTi)p, rjpoQ, b, a destroyer, 
 
 slayer : fr. oAAi'/ut. 
 'OXrjai, you should have perished. 
 
 Ion. for oAy, 2 sing. a. 2. sul)j. 
 
 m. of oXXvi^ii, f. bXicro), a. 2. m. 
 
 wAo^<;;i', perf. m. ojXa. 
 OXiya, pi. n. g., tSo OXiyat, a'l, 
 
 nom. pi. f. g. fr. bXiyog, few. 
 'OXiycLKig, adv. rarely, seldom. 
 OXiyavOptoTTia, ag, >'/, a paucity 
 
 of men, scantiness of inhabit- 
 ants : fr. 
 'OXiyctvOpioTTog, b, I'l, having few 
 
 men or inhabitants : fr. oXiyog, 
 
 dvOpioTTog. 
 'OXiyapiaTia, ag, »'/, a small din- 
 (459) 
 
 ner : fr. bXiyog, dpiff-rov. 
 
 'OXiyapxtio, w, to estal)lish an 
 oli-archy, govern by a few ju'in- 
 cipal men ; bXiyapxovvTtg, o'i,a, 
 few who hold all jtower ; pass. 
 bXiyapxnfrOai, to be subject to 
 the rule of a few : & 
 
 'OXiyapxia, ag, //, Uit.olhjarclna, 
 olhjurchu, the government of a 
 few, gen. pi. bXiyapxuov : fr. 
 bXiyog, dpxij- 
 
 'OAtyapxotVfvoc, 7/, or, being sub- 
 ject to an oligarehy ; pres. part, 
 pass. fr. oAtyrt^x^""^- 
 
 'OXiyaxbOtv, adv., from few 
 jtlaees. Th. oXiyog. 
 
 0\iyt]7rtXfoj, the same as oXtyo- 
 
 TTtXflO. 
 
 'OXiyijTTtXiij, tjg, j), want of 
 stri^ngth, weakness, poet, for 
 oXiyoTztMa : fr. oAiyof, TrtAw. 
 
 'OXiyiOTog, 7/, ov, fewest, least, 
 
 ^ superl. fr. bXiyog, few. 
 
 'OXiybiSiog, b, 1), short-lived, not 
 likely to last long : fr. oXiyog, 
 
 'OXiybyovog, b, »/, nnprolific, bar- 
 ren : fr. oAi'yor, yovog. Th. 
 ytivofiai. 
 'OXiyo^pav'cio, w, to be weak, 
 
 faint : fr. 
 'OXiyocpavijg, fog, b, 7), effecting 
 little, inettectual, weak : fr. oAt- 
 yog, Cpaii'U). 
 'OXtyo^pavia, ag, //, feebleness, 
 
 weakness : Ir. the same. 
 'OXiyofTia, ag, 7), fewness of years, 
 
 youth : fr. dXiyog, tTog. 
 'OXiyov, adv., a little, within a 
 
 little, almost. Th. bXiyog. 
 'OXtyoTTtXeio Si bXty7]7rtXfio, to be 
 a trifling thing, be weak and 
 almost dead, be powerless : fr. 
 oA«yoe, TrkXio. 
 'OXiyoTTiTTog, b, 7), having little 
 faith, doubtful ; not deserving 
 confidence : fr. oXiyog, Trtffrir, 
 faith. Th. TrtiGio. 
 OXiyoTToiHo, w, f. 7/(Tw, to rcducG 
 to a few, diminish : fr. ttoum & 
 'OAlTOS, 7/, or, little, small, 
 poor, thin, slender, few, insig- 
 nificant ; bXiyoi, the few w]>o 
 bear sway, Lat. opthnates ; it is 
 joined to prepositions, X(»orot,-, 
 cV-c. being understood, as ^i' 6Xi- 
 yov, t^ oXiyov, on a sudden; tv 
 oAi'y^j, in a short time, Ejdi. iii. 
 3. kut' bXiyov, by degrees ; 
 'OAi'yoi', adv. a little, a very lit- 
 tle, a little after, nearly, alinost ; 
 also oAtyou & oA/y<^, as oAryo" 
 t(pvye, he was very near fleeing ; 
 oXiy iw ^tl cnrsOavov,} was with- 
 in a little of death ; oAiy^j Trpb 
 i)fnov, a little before us ; oXiytp 
 TrXtiovg, rather more. 
 'OXiybcraoKog, b, 7/, having little 
 
 flesh, lean : fr. bXiyog, (xdn^. 
 'OXiyoaOfvijg, eog, 6, 7), having 
 
I ! 
 
 
 It I 
 
 1 
 
 OAK 
 
 little streni^th, feeble, weak : fr. 
 oXiyog, crOkvog. 
 
 'OXiyaalrtui, w, f. tjcno, to eat lit- 
 tle food : &c 
 
 'OXiyoffiria, ag, i), moderation in 
 
 littl 
 
 OAO 
 
 eaimg 
 'OAt ' - 
 
 yoaiTog, o, t/, 
 
 eating: 
 
 food, living moderately : fr. oXi- 
 yog^ alrog. 
 
 OXiyorTTog, r), bv, accompanied 
 
 ^ by few ; very little : fr. oXiyog. 
 
 OXiyurr^g, tj-og, i), smallness, 
 
 ^ ])aucity, fewness. Th. oXiyog. 
 
 OXiyou, adverbially, almost, near- 
 ly : fr. the same th. 
 
 'OXiyoxpoviog, 6, r), short-lived, 
 lasting for a short time : fr. oXi- 
 
 , "yH", XP''*^og. 
 
 'OXtyuxl^dx^^o, u>, f. jjrrio, to be 
 faint-liearted, pusillanimous : ^ 
 
 'OXiy oipvxia, ag, i), pusillanimity: 
 fr. 
 
 OXty6\pvxog,6, //, pusillanimous: 
 Ir. oXiyog, ^I'xh' 
 OXiyuifAu), u), to count little of, 
 set small store by, neglect, 
 slight, despise, (with gen.); pres. 
 inf. oXiyiopilv : & 
 OXiyujfjta, ag, y), carelessness, 
 
 ^ disregard, neglect : fr. 
 OXtyuipog, 6, r), paying little re- 
 gard to, careless, negligent : fr. 
 oXiyog, ujpa. 
 
 'OXiywfioig, adv., negligently, 
 
 ^ slightingly : fr. the above. 
 
 OXiCuiv, orog, 6, i), less : fr. 6XL- 
 
 O A I i: B O S , o u, 6, pen is coriaceus. 
 
 OXiaOaj'io or -aivw,Ut slip, slide, 
 ^ tumble, fall. Th. oXtoUog. 
 
 OXiaOtw, u), f. r}<Tw, to slip, slide, 
 
 fall ; oXiaBtiv, ]»res. inf. act. 
 
 or, as some say, a. 2. inf. fr. 
 
 oiXiaBov, Ion. oXiaQov, tg, t, a. 
 
 2. ind. act. Th. oXiaOog. 
 'OXiaOiina, arog, to, a slip, tum- 
 ble, place to fall into, gulf : fr. 
 
 the alcove. 
 'OXi(T0}ipbc, a, bv, liable to slip, 
 
 sli|)pery, steep, dangerous : fr. 
 
 the same th. 
 
 OXiaOii(jag,avTog, a. 1. part. act. 
 of oXiaBiiti. 
 
 'OAISeOS, ov, 6, a slip, fall ; 
 ^ sliding on slippery ground. 
 OXicdg, dCog, »/, a merchant-ship ; 
 ship of burden ; any vessel ; 
 
 ^ Engl, hulk: fr. 
 
 OXKf), i)g, r), a drawing out, drag- 
 ging, inclining of the scaled, 
 
 ^ weight ; drachm. Th. aXKoj. 
 
 'OXfc/yVov, TO, a piece of wood at 
 the bottom of a ship, by which 
 
 ^ it was hauled on shore : & 
 
 'OXkiov, OV, TO, the helm or rud- 
 der of a ship : fr. oAfc/y : but 
 
 "OXkiov, ov, to, a large tub made 
 in the shape of a cuj), great 
 
 ^ pitcher, urn : fr. the same. 
 
 'OXkoi, oij ropes, hawsers, instru- 
 
 ments by which ships are drawn 
 from the sea on land, and down 
 again from land to sea: fr. eAfcw. 
 OXKbg,ov,b, Lat. SM/cMi»,adiiuight; 
 track, furrow ; pulley ; wave ot 
 the sea; weight; strap or thong ; 
 trail of a serjtent ; rein of a 
 
 ^ bridle : fr. the same th. 
 
 "OXXrjai, Ion. for tiW^, 2 sing. 
 
 pres. subj. pass. fr. bXXv/.ii. So 
 
 bXtjai, Ion. for oXy, a. 2. subj. m. 
 
 OXXvfisvoio, of one perishing, 
 
 gen. s. Ion. part. pres. pass. fr. 
 
 'OAAvMI or 'OXXvio, to destroy, 
 kill, ruin, lose, occasion a loss ; 
 mid. 'OXXy^ftt, to be destroyed 
 or undone, perish ; f. oXeVtu, 
 perf. uiXtKa, perf. m. wXa, Att. 
 oX<t»Xa, a. 2. m. (bXofDjv, a. 2. 
 inf. m. oXtoOai. 
 
 'OXfifibg, ov, 0, a river of Boeotia, 
 in Helicon ; so called from Hol- 
 meus the son of Sisyphus. 
 0AM 02, ov, 0, a mortar, round 
 stone ; the cover of a tripod, a 
 tripod ; the trunk of the body ; 
 mouth-piece of a flute ; kind of 
 cup. 
 
 'OXoypa^tio, a>, to write in full : 
 
 fr. (JXot;, ypdipo). 
 'OXotig, tcraa, fv, destructive, 
 
 l)ernicious, ruinous : & 
 'OXo/), ijg, t), pernicious, dat. ])l. 
 
 oXotjffi ; fr. oXobg, y, 6i- : oXoj- 
 
 'iog, the same. Th. bXXv/di. 
 'OAOeOY'l'ION, ov,Tb, a kind of 
 
 sea-fish resembling a sponge. 
 'OXoOptvaig, twg, ?'/, externjina- 
 
 tion, desolation : fr. oXoOptvio. 
 'OXo9pEVTt}g, ov, 0, a destnner : 
 
 fr. 
 
 'OXoOptvio, for oXeOptvuj ; f. tvau), 
 
 to ruin, lay waste, destroy, j)erf. 
 
 ejXoOptvKa, j»erf. j)ass. wXoOpev- 
 
 fxai, aai, Tat : fr. oXtOpog. Th. 
 
 oXXvfit. 
 'OXoiaTO, Ion. for oXotJTo, 3 pi. a. 
 
 2. opt. m. of bXXvfii, to destroy ; 
 
 f. oXsau), a. 2. m, wX6ij.t]v, a. 2. 
 
 opt. m. oXoipijv, oio, oiTo, perf. 
 
 m. u)Xa, Att. bXinXa. 
 'OXoiTpoxog, b, >'/, altogether 
 
 round : fr. oXog, Tpoxbg,ii wheel, 
 n. Tpfxto. 
 'OXoKapTToio, w, f. u)(Tuj, to make a 
 
 complete offering, burn a victim 
 
 entire : fr. oXog, Kaprrow. 
 'OXoKapTTiofxa, aTog, rb, a perfect 
 
 sacrifice, whole offering : fr. the 
 
 above. 
 'OXoKctpTriomg, fcjg, y, a whole 
 
 offering : fr. the same. 
 'OXoKavffTov, ov, Tb, a holocaust, 
 
 a kind of sacrifice, where the 
 
 victim was consumed enth'e : fr. 
 
 oXog, KovoTog. 
 OXoKavTioj, w, f. iiau), the same 
 
 as bXoKavTOio. 
 'OXoKavTog, for 'OXoKararog, b, 
 
 Vf completely burnt ; subst. thej 
 (460) 1 
 
 OAO 
 
 same as oXoKavtrrov. Hence 
 
 OXoKavTOio, for bXoicavffTooj, uJ, 
 to burn or consume entire, f. 
 io(Tu}, perf. ojXoKavTwKa, pf. pass. 
 b)XoKavTiopai. 
 
 OXoKavTiofiia, arog, rb, a burnt- 
 offering, the whole of which was 
 burnt on the altar: fr. tlie above. 
 
 'OXoicavTioatg, twg, y, the oblation 
 of a sacrifice, in which the victim 
 was burnt wliole : fr. the same. 
 
 'OXoKXypia, ag, »/. perfect .sound- 
 ness, entireness, completeness: 
 fr. 
 
 'OXoKXijpog, b, rj, strictly, sole 
 heir, who comes in lor all ; en- 
 tire, whole, complete : fr. oXog, 
 KXypoc. 
 
 'OAOKi2NrTIv, i^og, »}, a kind 
 of wild pot-herb. 
 
 X)XoXvyy), ijg, >), tlio cries of 
 women performing a sacrifice ; 
 shouting for joy ; cry of grief, 
 lamentation, wailing, howling: & 
 
 0X6Xvyf.ia, aTog, Tb, the same: & 
 
 'OXoXvy^ibg, ov, b, tlie same. 
 
 'OXoXvyujv, bvog, //, an owl, swal- 
 low : fr. 
 
 'OAOAY'ZQ, Lat. iihdo, to howl, 
 yell, cry out destruction; lament, 
 wail ; shout for joy ; f. ^lo, a. ]. 
 ujXoXv^a. a. I. imper. bXoXv'^oi', 
 c'lTu), perf. wXo'Xf \a, perf. pass. 
 u)X6Xvypai. 
 
 OXo^itXijg, tog, b, y, without 
 
 blemish in one's members ; 
 
 whole, miinjured: fr. oXog,ptXog. 
 
 'OXofitpyg, ig, b, y, that has its 
 
 members entire ;s(.und,c(»niplete, 
 
 having suffered no loss: fr. oXog, 
 
 fjiipog. 
 "OXoiro, they died, 3 pi. a. 2. ind. 
 
 m. Ion. for oJXorTO, of oXXi'/it, 
 
 to destroy ; f. oX'tGw, pf. wXtKo, 
 
 a. 2. m. (JjXojjuiv. 
 'OXooirpoxoc, b, >/, poet, for oXot- 
 
 roox'Of,, round in every part: fr. 
 
 oXo(.-,r(Jo'xof,a wheel. Th.rptx'w. 
 
 Or bXooiTuoxog, that sj)riads 
 
 destruction in rolling: fr. bXobg, 
 
 Tpoxog, 
 'OXobg, }), 01', pernicious, destruc- 
 tive, ruinous, malignant; ruined: 
 
 fr. oXXi'ytii. 
 
 'OXo6<ppuiv, ovog, 6, y, w hose mind 
 designs mischief, destructive, 
 pernicious ; fr. bXobg, (ppyv : 
 sound-minded, wise ; fr. oXng, 
 ^pyv. 
 
 'OXo7r6p<pvpog, o, y, wholly pur- 
 ple or wholly clad in purple: 
 tr. oXog, TToptpvpa. 
 
 'OAO'riTQ, f. o;//w, to strip, tear 
 the bark or rind from: fr. XfTrw, 
 the same ; hence perhaps Engl. 
 to lop. 
 
 'OXoppi^og, b, //, with the whole 
 root, entirely from the root : fr. 
 oXog, pi^a, root. 
 
 "OAOi:, i;, ov, all, whole, entire, 
 
 OAY 
 
 ^perfect, altogether: Engl, whole. 
 'OXog, ov, b, the same as OoXog, 
 the ink or juice of the cuttle- 
 fish. 
 'OXoffihipog, b, /), all of iron : fr. 
 
 oXng, aicypog. 
 '0\o(T((>updTog, b, //, comi)letely 
 malleated or wrought, solid : fr. 
 oXog, (T<p{ipa. 
 'OXoffxepyg, tog, 6, >/, entire, 
 whole, complete, perfect, with 
 all its parts ; pertaining to the 
 whole : fr. oXog^ (rx«po'g. 
 'OXonxiouig, adv. totally, altoge- 
 ther, completely: fr. the above. 
 'OAOSXOI, the stalks or stems 
 
 of apples, pears, &:c. 
 'OXortXt)g, eogy b, >/, perfect, 
 brought to an end, completed : 
 fr. oXog, TtXog. 
 'OXorpoxog, b, a round stone, Xen. 
 
 See 'OXoiTpoxog. 
 'OXovpai, f. 2. m. of bXXvfii, to 
 
 flestroy. 
 'OXocpvyCojv, ovog. y, a pimple on 
 the tongue, pustule, blister : fr. 
 oXog, 6\v^io. 
 'OXo^vCvbg, y, bv, mournful, dole- 
 ful : fr. bXoipv^io, the same as 
 'OAO'I>r'POMAI,tolament,wcep, 
 deplore, mourn over, whine, en- 
 treat with tears; tiike pity upon; 
 pres. part. bXocpvpofiti'og, y, ov. 
 'OXo<pvppbg, ov, b, 6l 
 'OXo^vpfTig, eojg, y, lamentation, 
 mourning, sorrow: fr. bXo^vpo- 
 fxai. 
 'OXo<pvpTiKbg, if, bv, prone to la 
 
 ment : fr. the same. 
 'OXo(pioi'jg, 6, //, destructive; cun 
 ^ niiig, evil : fr. bXXvfii, <pibg. 
 OX6\aXKog, b, //,entirely of brass 
 fr. oXof,', x^^f^og. 
 "OAIIH, yg, »'/, Dor. oXttu, a jug 
 jar, flagon for oil, wine, &c. ; 
 perhaps fr. tXaiov dirbg, the 
 juice of the olive. 
 'OXTTtg, icog, y, the same. 
 OXv/^rrdg, a, 6, the name of a 
 man. 
 'OXvpnia, ag, >), Olympia, a city 
 of Achaia ; but 
 
 OXipiria, lov, ra, the games cele- 
 brated at Olympia, in Jionour 
 of Olympian Jove : fr. 'OXvfi- 
 TTog. 
 'OXvfiTridStg, ai, the Muses, as 
 inhabiting Olympus : fr. the 
 same th. 'OXvfnridSag tXaiag, 
 the olive-trees of Olympia. 
 'OXufiTTidg, ddog, j), an Olympiad, 
 the space of four years (being 
 the interval between two suc- 
 cessive celebrations of tlie Olym- 
 pic games); a victory or contest 
 at the Olympic games ; pi, 
 'OXvfXTriddeg : fr. 'OXv/XTrog. 
 'OX»'/i7rt»f(Jc,»/,6i', OIympie,Olym- 
 
 pian. Th. "OXvfiTrog. 
 'OXv^iTTiovV Kag, a, 6, Dor. for 
 
 OMA 
 
 OXvp.7riovl'Kyg, ov, 6, a victor in 
 the Olympic games : & 
 OXvpiriovlKog, ov, b, the same : 
 fr. 'OXvfXTria, viKdio. 
 'OXf'/tTTtoc, o, y, Olympian, Olym- 
 ^|>ic, of or on Olynipus : fr. 
 OAYMFIOS, ov, b, Ohimpus, a 
 very high mountain in Thcssaly 
 or Macedonia ; heaven, the air: 
 perha|)S fr. oXoc, Xdfnrco. 
 •OAVNOOS, ov, b, a green fig. 
 "OAvFA, ag, y, a kind of corn 
 growing in Egypt, like barley ; 
 , rye, .spelt, or rice. Hence 
 'OXvpT'Tyg, ov, b, a cake made of 
 ^ the above corn, barley-cake. 
 OXioiog, a, ov, destructive, ruin- 
 ^ ous, noxious. Th. bXXvpt. 
 "OXuiXrt, ag, s, I am undone; Att. 
 
 for loXa, perf. m. Hence 
 'OX(bXjj, 3 sing. subj. perf. m. of 
 oXXvi-ii, to destroy ; f. bXkaio, 
 a. 2. m, toXofxyi', 
 "OX(og, adv. altogether, in short ; 
 universally, generally ; soundly. 
 Ih. oXog. 
 'Opd, things like, iiom. pi. n. g. 
 
 V. opog, like. 
 'Ofidyvpig, log, a. Dor. for bpy- 
 ^ yvpig, an assembly, crowd. 
 OpdctXcpog, b, y, an own brother 
 or .sister : fr. b/xbg, ddeX<p6g. 
 'Oi.iacf:uu}, f. tvcFui, to assemble 
 together ; & 
 
 OpnCEio, M, f. i](7M, to clamour, 
 raise an uproar : fr. 
 "OjiaSog, ov, b, a multitude, tu- 
 nmlt, uproar, confused din, bat- 
 tie, fray, contest. Th. bfi6g. 
 'Opaipwg or "Opaifiog, b, y, & 
 Ofiaifiiov, ovog, b, y, of the same 
 blood, a brother or sister : fr. 
 bpbg, alpa. 
 
 Ofxaixfiia, ag, y, alliance, eon- 
 federacy : fr. bfibg, aixny. 
 'OpaXi/g, tog, b, y, the same as 
 bpaXog. 
 
 OpaXi^ui, f. i(Tio, to make even, 
 smooth, or level, plane, reduce 
 to equality ; bpaXiXopai, to be 
 made even or level, reduced to 
 equality : fr. 
 
 OMAAO'S, ij, bv, level, even, 
 
 smooth; Lat. siniilis, like, equal, 
 
 equable; dvwpaXog, b, y, rough, 
 
 imeven, out of order, anomalous; 
 
 ^ dviopaXijg, sog, b, y, the same. 
 
 'OpaXuJg, adv. evenly, at an equal 
 
 pace : fr. the above. 
 'Opapriio, w, f. j/ffw, to follow, 
 move evenly with, accompany, 
 agree : fr. 
 'OMAPTfl', poet, the same as 
 
 opov, together, along with. 
 'OpaoTytrag, avTog, Iiaving ac 
 compaiiied, a. 1. jjart. act. fr 
 opapTEio, to accompany. 
 'Opdg, dSog, y, the whole num- 
 ber, a multitude, all at once ; 
 fr. 6p6g. 
 
 (461) 
 
 OMH 
 
 OpavXia, ag, y, a living toge- 
 ther, cohabitation : fr. 
 'OpavXog, 6, y, living together 
 with : fr. opbg, avXy. 
 OpavXog, 6, //, playing or sing- 
 ing together, in unison with : fr. 
 dpbg, avXog. 
 'Ojiitioeio, at, to rain, f. i]fTio, a. 1. 
 ^ iopjipyna. Th. bpf^oag. 
 'Op^ipypa, aTog, Tb, i-ain : fr. the 
 above. 
 
 Opfittyvbg, y, bv, or 
 'Opfipypbg, u, bv, rainy : fr. the 
 
 same. 
 'OpjSpipoTraTpog, 6, i/, fern. 6p- 
 l3pipo7rdTpy, born of a mighty 
 father: fr. bp^pipog, bjipipog, 
 ^robust, & iraTyp, father. 
 'OpfSpipog, b, ij, strong, stout, 
 ^rohust, valiant : fr. bjiptpog. 
 'OpjSpiog, b, y, rainy, showery : 
 
 fr. bpjSpog. 
 'Op^poKTVTTog, 6, y, rain-beating, 
 big with rattling showers : fr. 
 bpt^pog, KTVTTog. 
 'OAIBPOS, OV, 6, Lat. imber, a 
 shower, rain, storm : as if fr. 
 bpov ptiv, to flow together. 
 'Opl3po(f)6pog, o, //, rain-bringing, 
 rainy : fr. opj^pog, <pspu}. 
 'Optlrai, he will swear, 3 sing. f. 
 2. m. of bpvvpi, to swear ; f. 
 opotTio, perf. uipoKa, f. 2. m. 
 opovpoi. 
 'OpsvviTtig, ov, b, a husband : & 
 'OpivvtTig, i^og, if, a wife : & 
 "Optvvog & 'Optvvalog, b, y, one 
 of the same bed, partner of the 
 ^ bed ; a spouse : fr. bpbg, tvvy. 
 'Opyytprjg, log, b, if, assembled 
 together, pi. bptfytpstg : fr. 
 bpov, dytipio. 
 'Opyyvpsio, C>, & 'Opyyvpi^io, f. 
 ouj, to collect, convene, assemble 
 together ; mid. to assemble or 
 come together : & 
 'Opyyvpifg, kog, b, if, poet. & 
 
 -^ol. for bpyyepffg : «& 
 
 'Opifyvptg, eiog, if, a multitude of 
 
 men gathered togethex', an as- 
 
 ^ sembly : fr. bpbg, dyttpig. 
 
 'OpyXiKia, ag. Ion. bpyXiKiy, yg, 
 
 if, equality of age, pei-sons of the 
 
 same age 
 
 fr. 
 
 'Op.ifXi%, iKog, b, if, of the same 
 
 age, equal in years : fr. bpbg, 
 
 yXi%. 
 'Opifptvpa, aTog, Tb, a pledge, 
 
 hostage : fr. bpypsvio. 
 'Op.ifptv<Tai, Dor. for bpypnvcrai, 
 
 nom. pi. pres. part. f. g. fr. bpy- 
 
 pS(jJ. 
 
 'Opyptvio, f. tvfftt), to be or serve 
 as a hostage, give as a hostage 
 or pledge ; meet, agree, unite : 
 fr. opypog. 
 
 Opyp'tu), u), f. ifOio, to accord, 
 agree, Jiarmonise with, meet, 
 accompany, be or serve as a hos- 
 tage : fr. the same. 
 

 OxMN 
 
 'OfiTjpi^tjQj ov, 6, an imitator of 
 Homer ; his desceiKlants, and 
 those who personate his charac- 
 ters, or interpret his writhigs, 
 are called 'OfitjoiSai. 
 
 "OfiTjpov, oVjTu, a pledge, hostage: 
 & 
 
 "OMHPOS, ov, u, //, joined or 
 united together ; as subst. 6, a 
 pledge, security, hostage : fr. 
 ofiovj t'ipto, or (if'jjtu. 
 
 "0/x//|D()c, ov, o, J/omerus, Homer. 
 Oij.i\aibi', the same as u^itXtflor. 
 O/ji'iXsoj, ut, to mix in a crt>\vd, 
 ctjnverse or discourse witli, 
 commune with, have intercourse 
 with, come or be among, asso- 
 ciate with, frequent, meet or 
 contend with, (with dat.) 6/(t- 
 Xtli/ Tial TV')(^aiQ^ to fail into 
 some mishai)s, experience va- 
 riety of f<n"tune ; imi)erf. lopl'- 
 Xiov ovv, 'A sing, ])res. opt. 6f.ii 
 Xsoi, f. firrnj, perf. wyutXj/Ka, a. 1. 
 w/aX/;(Ta, a. 1. part. act. o/aX//- 
 aai:, pros. part. act. ofxTXiov : fr. 
 
 O/XlXuQ. 
 
 'Ofii\r)^6i>, adv., in a b^idy, in 
 crowds, promiscuously : fr. the 
 same th. 
 
 OfiiXTjua, aroc, to, converse, in- 
 tercourse ; an object of endear- 
 ment : & 
 
 '0/aX>;r/)<;, ov, u, a frieiul, disci- 
 ple : &. 
 
 'O/itX/yrjfcof;, t), bv, fond of, skilled 
 in conversing, sociable, afiable, 
 polite : & 
 
 'OjutXi/rof, t},oov, fit to be asso- 
 ciated with, sociable : fr. o/ufXfw. 
 0/iiXia, ag, >/, comnnmieation, 
 acquaintance, intercourse, con- 
 versation, intimacy ; a crowd, 
 multitude ; discoui*se, sermon. 
 Hence Kngl. homily : fr. 
 
 "OMTAOl, ov, 6, a body of sol- 
 diers, troop, band ; throng, 
 crowd, multitude ; assembly : 
 perhajis fr. ofxov tiXtia9ai, to be 
 crowded together. 
 
 'OM7X E'Q, to make water : per- 
 haps fr. ofiov, x^co. 
 
 'OMI'XAH, Ion. ofiixXr}, i]q, i), a 
 dark cloud, nn"st, fog. darkness, 
 vapour : fr. ufxov, dxXvi'. 
 
 "Ofifia, aroQ, to, an eye, face, 
 countenance, sight, vision, ap- 
 pearance, spectacle ; nom. pi. 
 Ofi/xara, dat. pi. ojn/xam : fr. ott- 
 To/xai, to see, f. 1. m. oxpofiai, 
 perf. pass. oJjifjuai. 
 
 'Ofifiaroarspijc, eog, o, //, deprived 
 of sight ; or taking away sight : 
 fr. o/xfxa, (TTtp^io. 
 
 'Ofi/xaruoj, u), to furnish witli 
 eyes, make keen -sighted and 
 watchful : fr. op^a. 
 
 'Ofivv, swear, pres. imper. act. 
 for bpvvOi : &. 
 
 'OMNiiMI or 'O^vvu)^ to take an 
 
 OMO 
 
 oatli, swear, bind by an oatli ; f. 
 opuaoj, pert'. lopuKci, Att. opio- 
 pLOKa, a. 1. lopufTci, a. 1. subj. 
 opoaw, yg, ?j, a. 1. part, ofiixrag. 
 Opofiiofuog, o, //, wor>lii|ii>e(l at 
 the same altar : fr. bpuij, jSiopog. 
 'OpoyapoQ, 6, I'l, married toge- 
 ther : fr. bpbg, yaf-iiio. 
 'Opoyctarpiog, b, »/, of the same 
 wondj, own brother or sister : fr. 
 bpbg, yaarijo. 
 
 Ofioyti'iTijjp, opoc;, b, an own 
 brother, kinsman : fr. 
 'Opoytin'iQ, koQ, b, //, the same as 
 
 bpoyovuQ. 
 'OpoyXtuaaog, b, i), using the 
 same tongue or spee<.-h : fr. bubg, 
 yXCxrcfa. 
 'Opvyt'wQ, b, i), of tlie same fa- 
 mily, kindred : as if bpoyiviog, 
 fr. bpbg, yh'og. 
 
 O^ioyvojpovku), Cj, f. j'/rrw, to be 
 of the same opinion, agree with, 
 assent to : «Sc 
 
 O/ioyvw/iovojc, ad v., harmonious- 
 ly, with one consent : fr. 
 'Opoyvo)pujv, ovog, b, i), of one 
 mind or o])ini<in, consentient : 
 ir. bpbg, yj'd'i^//. 
 'Opoyoi'oc, b, i'l, poet, for bp.o- 
 ytvijQ, of the same blood or race, 
 related, kindred : bpbc,ytii'opai. 
 'Opocdpog, lo, b \. ci, Dor. for 
 OjA6Siip,og, b, }'/, of the si.me ])eo- 
 ple or rank, popular : fr. b^ibg, 
 Ciipog. 
 'OpuciaiTog, b, //, using tlie same 
 diet or mode of life, congenial ; 
 a Citinpanion, daily guest, com- 
 rade : fr. bfibg, CiaiTa. 
 Ofxt'icovXog, ov, b, t), a fellow- 
 slave : fr. bpbg, ^ovXog. 
 Opocoopiio, u), f. ijaio, to run to- 
 gether, engage in l>attle : fr. 
 bjLtov, & Tpix^, 'I- 2. tcpctfiov, pf. 
 m. ^scpopa. 
 'OpotOi^toj, to be of the same na- 
 tion : fr. 
 'OfiofOvTJg, tog, b, r), of the .same 
 peoi)le or nation : fr. opbc, 
 t9vog. 
 'Ofiutict)g, Log, b, //, of the same 
 
 kind or form : fr. bpbg, tlcog. 
 'OpoOdXapog, 6, ?/, dwelling in the 
 samechand)er: i'v.bpug,OdXapog. 
 'OpoOtv, from the same place, to- 
 gether, at liand : fr. bpov. 
 'Op.60)ipog, 6, i), a companion in 
 
 hunting : fr. opbg, Gt)p. 
 'OpoOpoi'og, 6, i'l, liaving or par- 
 taking of the same throne : fr. 
 Ofibg, Opovog. 
 'OpoOvfiacbv, adv., with one ac- 
 cord, unanimously : fr. 
 OpoOvpog, 6, i'l, unanimous, a- 
 greeing with ; fr. opbg, Ovpog. 
 'Opoid'Cbj, to be like ; f. daoj, pf. 
 
 ujfioittKa : fr. ofioiog. 
 'Opoitiv, ace. sing. Ion. f. g. fr. 
 the same. 
 
 (462) 
 
 OMO 
 
 'Opoiiog, poet, for opoiog. 
 'Ofioioytvijg, tog, 6, //, of the same 
 
 sort : fr. opoiog, ytvog. 
 'OpouWpi^, rpixog, d, »/, having 
 like hair or mane ; by svnc. 
 bOpi^ : fr. op.oiog, Opi^. 
 OfioioirdOtia, ag, >'/, conformity 
 of feelings and sentiments : fr. 
 'OpoioTraOi/c, tog, 6, >'/, having 
 the same feelings, subject to 
 the .same infirmities : fr. 'opoiog, 
 TrdOog, feeling. Th. Tratr^w. 
 '0/ioto7rpf7r»)(;, tog, 6, //, of like 
 
 aspect : fr. 'opoiog, TrptTrio. 
 "Opoiog, a, or, also 6, //, Ion. 
 '0//otot', >/, or, iS. poet. 'Opoiiog, 
 6, I'l, like, alike, similar, o<juai, 
 the .same, connnon : 'bpoiov, it 
 is just the .same thing, it makes 
 no difterence ; av v cdvCiv, 
 tirt pe \ptytiv OtXeig, ofioioi', 
 but whether you choose to 
 }>raise or blame me, it is all one, 
 yEsch. Agam. I4'.i ; see Markl. 
 Eurip. Suppl. I(l(i0 ; ro 'ofioioi; 
 sin)ilitude. Th. opbg, the same. 
 'OpoioTiig, ijTog, 6, similitude, 
 
 likeness : fr. the above. 
 'OpuioTpQTTog, b, i'l, similar in 
 liabits or maimers ; congenial : 
 fr. opoiog, Tpoirog. 
 'OpoiuTpoTTiog, adv., in a like man- 
 ner, with a like turn of mind : 
 fr. the abo\e. 
 'Op.oi6io, to, to assimilate, likt n, 
 make like, match, compare ; be 
 like, resemble ; f. waio, |)erf. di- 
 poiujKci, a. 1. <l}poiw(T(i, a. 1. suljj. 
 opvidxTio, ijg, y, <iy. in 1 pi. opoi- 
 waojptv ; j»erf. pa.ss. ujpoiiopai, 
 a. 1. pass. 6)pouit9>iv, a. 1. subj. 
 Jiass. bpoiiv9a>, 7jg, y, a 1. inf. 
 6ponjuOr)i'(ii,ii. I. part. opoiujOtlc, 
 ti'Tog : fr. 'opomg. Th. opog. 
 'OpoiujOt'iptrai, D(jr. for oponoGi)- 
 rai, a. 1. inf. pa.ss. oponoOtig, a. 
 1. part, pass. & 
 'Op.oiwQiinbpt9a, 1 pi. f. 1, pass, 
 
 fr. d/xo(oa>, to assimilate. 
 'Opo'nop.a, arog, rb, a similitude, 
 likeness, image : fr. opoiow. 
 OjXiHuig, adv., in like manner, 
 alike : fr, 'opoiog, like. 
 Opoiujaic, tujg, i), a making like, 
 assimilation, comparison, like- 
 ness, image : fr. opoiou). 
 Op,6KXdpog, 6, i'l. Dor. for 6p6- 
 KXijpog, having an equal share, 
 joint po.sse.ssor or heir, a co-heir: 
 fr. opov, KXfipog. 
 OfWKXdoj, or tio, at, f. r/rrw, to 
 call or shout aloud, speak sharp- 
 ly to, stir up, chide : fr. 
 'OpoKXii, iig, i), a loud exhorta- 
 tion, call, clamour, menace, re- 
 buke : fr. opoi', KtKXopai, same 
 as KtXopai, or KtXu), to e.xhort. 
 'Op.oKX7)Trip, ypog, 6, one that 
 rebukes or urges, a reprover, 
 encourager : fr. opoKXdoi. 
 
 OMO 
 
 'O/ioicX/yfTafjaj-Tochavingthreat- 
 rnetl, a. 1. })t, act. fr. the .same. 
 'OpoicXu'i)g, tog, Si. 'OpoicXlvog, 
 ov, 6, i'l, that reclines on the 
 same couch, sits down to the 
 same table : fr. 6/xbg, K-Xt'r//. 
 'OpoXtKTpog, 6, i'l, a j)artner of 
 the same bed : fr. opbg, XtKrpoi'. 
 'OpoXoytKi, at, to be of the .same 
 opinion, consent, assent, agree 
 with, grant, admit, concede, own, 
 acknowledge, confess, profess, 
 avow, declare, affirm, set forth, 
 1)argain, ])romise, pledge one- 
 self, enter into treaty, be like, 
 answer, praise, celebrate, give 
 thanks; mid. as the act.; f. 
 riTo), perf. otpoXbytjKa, a. 1. 
 (opoXoyrjfTa : fr. opoXoyog. 
 ()/t()Xoy/y(Tia, ag, I'l, the same as 
 'OpoXoytjtTig, tiog, I'l, confession, 
 acknowledgment, concession, a- 
 greemcnt. 
 'OpoXoyt'iTtov, verb. adj. it is 
 necessary to acknowledge : fr. 
 bpoXoyko). 
 'OpoXoyia, ag, ?/, confession, con- 
 sent, concession, agreement ; 
 bargain, stipulation, composi- 
 tion : fr. 
 'OpoXoyog, b, //, professing the 
 same things, agreeing to, cor- 
 responding, conformable, conso- 
 nant with, ju'oportional, homolo- 
 pons ; rb bpoXoyov, a bargain : 
 fr. bpbg, X'tyio. 
 'Op.oXoyovptvu)g, adv., confessed- 
 ly, avowedlv, beyond contro- 
 versy ; agreeably with : fr. jtr. 
 part. pa.ss. bpoXoyt6p,tvog, ov- 
 pti'og, of bp.oXoyiio. 
 OpoXoyiog, adv., conformably ; 
 suitably; openly, without doubt : 
 fr, bp,6Xoyog. 
 'Opnf.i.a(TTiyiag, ov, b, a sufferer 
 from the .same whij), fellow-ras- 
 cal : fr. bpbg, pdrmK.. 
 'Op.npiiTpiog, b, »'/, born of the 
 
 .same mother : fr. bpbg, pi'iTiip. 
 'Opbv, the same, like, ace. sing. 
 
 fr. bp.6g. 
 'OpbvtKpog, 6, //, a brother shade : 
 fV. opbg, vtKoag. 
 
 Opovoiu), a>, f. I'l/Tio, perf. u)p.o- 
 voiiKci, to agree, be of the same 
 mind, harmonise : fr, bpbg, voog. 
 'Opoi'oia, ag, I'l, concord, unani- 
 mity : fr. the above, or fr. 
 'Op,<')voog, b, i'l, of the same mind, 
 concordant, unanimous ; adv 
 'Opovocug, unanimously. 
 'Op,oov<nog, or bp,ovniog, b, y, of 
 the same essence or substance : 
 fr. bp.bg, ovaia. Th. tip,'i. 
 '0}.io7rdTinog, b, »'/, sprung from 
 or having the same father : fr. 
 
 OMO 
 
 same city or state : fr. opbg, tto- 
 Xig. 
 
 'Opopyul^io, r= bpopyvvpi. 
 
 'Op.6pyvv, he was wiping away, J^ 
 sing. impf. ind. act. Ion. fr. 
 
 'OMO'PrXvMI & popyvvpi, to 
 
 wij»e off or away ; impress, 
 
 stamp; L6p6t)ho, a, 1. ind. act, 
 
 utfiup^a, a. 1, ind. m. ajpop^d- 
 
 ^ pm>, i>erf. u}p.opxc- 
 
 Opopsoj, iu, f. I'laoj, to border on : 
 
 fr. 'bpopog. 
 'Opoy^io, 1 will wipe, f. 1. act. of 
 
 bpopyvvpi. 
 ' 0/to()og, 6, i'l, bordering on, ad- 
 jacent to, close ujjon, friendly ; 
 
 gen. j)l. bpopwv : fr. bpbg, 'opog. 
 'OpoppoOtLo, u), to row together ; 
 
 lu'nce, to act in unison, ajjree, 
 
 harmonise, coincide with : fr. 
 OpoppoOog, b, i'l, making a noise 
 
 or sound together, harmonious : 
 
 fr. bpbg, p69og. 
 'Oi\IO':i:, t), bv, like, .similar, equal, 
 
 the same, common. 
 Opofrai, a. 1. act. of bpvvpi, to 
 
 swear ; f. o^ionM, perf. lopoKci ; 
 
 bpo(7oi>, a. J. iinj)er. act. 
 OjuofTt, adv., to the same place, 
 
 together ; bpoat ^wptTi^, tpxf^fr- 
 
 9ai, to come to an engagement 
 
 or close combat : fr. bpog. 13ut 
 'Oporre, 3 sing. a. 1. ind, act. Ion, 
 
 opog, Trarrjo. 
 *Op.6TrTtpog, b, »/, a bird of the 
 
 same feather, mate. Th. Trr'tpov. 
 'OpoTTToXig, eoug, 6, >/, poet, of the 
 
 fr. bpoio, to unite ; f, bpofToj. 
 'Op.6(T?jg, y, 2 tSc 3 sing. a. 1. subj. 
 
 act. of bpvvpi. 
 '0/iOfT77-£(u, to eat or mess with : 
 
 OpotUTog, b, i'l, that eats toge- 
 ther with one, a mess-mate : ir. 
 bp.bg, (Tlrog. 
 
 'OpofTKtvog, b, i'l, similarly fur- 
 nished or armed, alike equip- 
 ped : fr. bpbg, (rKtvi). 
 
 'Ofio(TKT]via, ag, I'l, a dwelling in 
 the same tent ; tent : & 
 OpoaKiivoio, u>, f. ib(Toj, to live or 
 be in the same tent ; be a com- 
 panion in war: fr. bpbg, OKiivii. 
 Oi.i6airXayxvog,b, t'l, sprung from 
 the .same womb or mother, own 
 brother or sister : fr. bpbg, 
 mrXdyxi'Ov. 
 
 'Op6mrov5og, b, y, a party in a 
 treaty, confederate, ally : fr. 
 bpbg, (TTrsvCit), 
 
 'OpoaTTopog, b, y, sprung from 
 the same seed and race : fr. 
 bpbg, (TTTtipio. 
 
 'Op,bcr(Ty, 3 sing. a. 1. su])j. act. 
 poet , also bpb(T(Tag for 6p6(jag, 
 a. 1. part, of bpvvpi, to swear ; 
 
 f. 0/tO(Tti». 
 
 '()/ioo-(Tov, swear, a. 1. imper. act. 
 by doubling the tr, of the same. 
 
 'Opoanxdio, or tio, d, f. iimo, to 
 move with, go along with, ac- 
 company : fr. bpbg, OTtixio. 
 
 Opoaroixf^Qi o, )'/, one placed in 
 
 the same rank, order, or line, a 
 
 (463) 
 
 OMO 
 
 companion : fr. bpbg, arolxoc, 
 ^ ordei-, verse. Th. artix**'- 
 'OpbcTToXog, b, y, an attendant, 
 
 companion : fr. bpov, (TrtXXoj. 
 'Oporroj, I will swear, f. 1. ind. act. 
 ^ of bpou), or bpvvpi, a. 1, uipoaa. 
 'OpoTtXfVTog, b, y, for bpoiort- 
 
 XtvTog, that has a like endin-'- : 
 
 fr, bpbg, rtXiVTi). 
 'Opbrtxvog, b, //, of the same art, 
 
 trade, or ju-ofession : fr. bpbg, 
 
 rex^n- 
 
 OpoTiKog, }}, bv, of an oath, of 
 one that swears : fr. bubm. 
 Oiwrlpog, b, y, of the .same 
 rank ; of equal dignity, respect, 
 or considerati(»n ; b'porlpoi, a 
 class of Persian nobles, peers, 
 Xen. K. n. i. 5, 5 : fr. bpbg, 
 ripi), honour. Th. rito. 
 Opbroixog, b, i'l, having the same 
 l)artition-\vall, near neighbour : 
 fr. bpbg, Tt^xog. 
 'OpoTodTTiKog, 6, //, eating at the 
 .same table with, a mess-mate : 
 fr. bpbg, rpdTrt'Ca. 
 OpurpoTTog, b, y, of similar cha- 
 racter, similar, similarly dis- 
 posed, congenial with : fr. bpbg, 
 rnoTTog. Th. rptTrut. 
 'Op6Tpo(l)og, b, y, one who lives 
 or is bntught up with another : 
 fr. bpbg, rpttpu). 
 '0//or;, together, along with, equal- 
 ly; at the same time, to the same 
 place ; almost, nearly, about, 
 generally : fr. bp,ng. 
 'Opovpai, I will swear, f. 2. m. of 
 
 bpvvpi, to swear ; f, 6p.6(Tw. 
 'Opovp'ni), u), f. y(Tu), to be a near 
 neiglilxnir to, border on ; live 
 together : fr. 'opovpog, Ion. for 
 'bpopog, adjacent to. 
 'Op,ovpiog, b, y. Ion. = '6p.opog. 
 'Opb(poirog, b, y, a constant at- 
 tendant, companiijii, that goes 
 with one : fr. bpov, ^oirdoa. 
 'Opoifipovfio, (b, f, ?}(Tw, to be like- 
 minded, or unanimous : & 
 'Opo(ppo(Tvvy, yg, y, unanimity, 
 
 concord : fr. 
 'Op.b(ppiov, ovog, b, y, like-minded, 
 congenial, conctrdant, unani- 
 mous : fr. bpbg, <ppyv. 
 'OfinfvXog, b, y, of the same 
 kind, tribe, country, or origin : 
 fr, bpbg, 0J'X//. 
 
 Op.o(piovt(jj, a), f. y(T(jt), to use the 
 same language, be in unison or 
 concord : fr. 
 'Op.b^i.ovog, b, y, using the same 
 language, in unison : fr. bpbg, 
 (pojvy. 
 
 Op.oxpotio, w, to be of the same 
 colour : fr. bpbg, XP^G- 
 Op.oxpoiy, Ion. iov'0p6xpoia,ag, 
 y, similarity of colour, a smooth 
 surface, the skin : fr. bpbg, xp^a- 
 'Ojjioxpiiipog, 6, i'l, having the same 
 right of voting, of the same opi- 
 
Ox\A 
 
 nion : fr. ofibg, T|/»;0of. 
 'Ofioio^ w, f. (t>(Tct», to unite, join, 
 
 cause to meet : fr. ojioq. But 
 'Ofioio, the same as ofivvfii^ to 
 
 swear. 
 "OfiTTii & 'OfiTTvr], rjQ, r), nourish- 
 ment, fruits of the earth ; in pi. 
 
 offerin;^-cukes. Ht>nce 
 'OfXTTi'ioQ, a, ov, rich, abundant, 
 
 fruitful. 
 "OfxcpitKtg, nom. pi. fr. v^i<pa^. 
 'OfupaKiag, ov, 6, sour, as sour as 
 
 unripe grapes ; made of unripe 
 
 grapes : fr. the same th. 
 *O/i0rtK:i^a», to be sour ; f. iffio, 
 
 perf. w^KpctKiKa ; mid. to gather 
 
 unripe grapes : fr. the same. 
 'OjjKpdiciov, ov, TO, hsit.otttphachim, 
 
 verjuice, the juice of unripe 
 
 grapes : fr. of^Kpa^. 
 *0fji^a\6tig, trrcra, ev, having a 
 
 navel or boss,(epith. of a shield:) 
 
 fr. 
 '0M<I>AA0'2, ov, 6, Lat. umlAlicus, 
 
 any round protuberance, knob, 
 
 boss ; navel ; the middle part 
 
 of a troop ; the centre of any 
 
 thing; stem of a flower; Delphi, 
 
 supposed to be in the centre of 
 
 the earth. 
 'OM<PAa, UKog, Ti,B, sour, unripe 
 
 grape ; any unripe fruit ; a 
 
 maiden unmarriageable : as 
 
 adj. 6, r'l, unripe, sour ; harsh, 
 
 morose, austere. 
 *OM<t>H\ iJQ, »'/, a prophetic voice, 
 
 oracle, omen. 
 ^OfiioOijiai, to have been made 
 
 like or united, a. 1. inf. pass. fr. 
 
 ofioo), to unite. Th. uj-iog. 
 'O/awXaK, aKog, 6, r/, bordering, 
 
 neighbouring : fr. oyiiog, wXa^'. 
 *0/i«'»/iO(ca, Att. for MfjioKa, perf. 
 
 act. of ofxvvf.li, to swear. 
 'Ofiwpvfiog, 6, y), having the same 
 
 name, synonymous with : fr. 
 
 ofibg, uvofta. 
 'Ofnopo^iog, 6, r'l, under the same 
 
 roof ; a companion : fr. ofiov 
 
 tOi^U}. 
 
 "Ofitog, yet, nevertheless, adv. of 
 separation ; of.nog fiivroi, but 
 liowever. But 
 
 'Ofiutg, adv. alike, in like manner, 
 equally, just as, together with, 
 poet, for ofioii, or bixoiiog. Th. 
 bfiog, like. 
 
 "Ov, ovTi, whom, ace. sing. fr. og, 
 who ; but 
 
 *0v, pres. part. neut. g. fr. utv, 
 ovrra, bv, fr. ft fit, to be. 
 
 'Ovaypog, ov, b, »'/, bvog dypiog, 
 Lat. oniujer, a wild ass ; a mili- 
 tary machine. 
 
 'OvaifU]!', aio, euro, may I profit, 
 jirnspcr, be blessed, by sync, for 
 bvtfnuifitfv, a. I. opt. m. of oi'/;- 
 /^c, to help, profit; f. orj^aw, a. 1. 
 m. oji'T](Tdfii]v. 
 
 'Ovafiai, to calumniate ; enjoy : 
 
 ONE 
 
 fr. the same th. 
 
 'Ovdfitvog, that has reaped the 
 fruit, by sync, for ovtjtrdfjisvog, 
 a. 1. part. m. of briffii, to help ; 
 or pres. part. fr. brafiai. 
 
 *ONAP, ro, a dream, undecl. ; 
 Kar 6 rap, in a dream. Matt. i. 
 20. oi»(j' ovac), not a >-;liadow, not 
 a trace of any thing ; ovap jcai 
 VTTdp, sleeping and Avaking ; 
 ovK ovap r'f/W virap, not a dream 
 but a reality. 
 
 'Ovdpiov, ov, rb, a little ass, di- 
 min. fr. uvog, an ass. 
 
 'Oi'daeX, he will help, 3 sing. f. 1. 
 ind. act. Dor. or /Eol. for dvij- 
 (TH, fr. /Eol. f. 6vi](Toj, and thence 
 ovanoj, of oviffu, to profit. 
 
 'OvanQca, to enjoy, pres. inf. fr. 
 oi'Ofiai ; or a. 1. inf. by sync, 
 fur bvifcrcKjQui of oviffii, t<» help. 
 
 "Oj'rtrrt^', tag, //, Dor. for 6v)]mg, 
 benefit, profit : fr. the same. 
 
 'Oid(T<Tyg, Dur. for bi'i](r(Jyg, 2 s. 
 a. I. subj. act. of the same verb. 
 
 OvtiaO', for bvtiara, mv, rd, ad- 
 vantages, conveniences; victuals, 
 supplies : fr, 
 
 "Orftap, arog, rb, relief, succour, 
 expediency, emolument ; food, 
 sustenance : fr. ovtjin. 
 
 'Ovticfa, contr. ovfiCij, nom. pi. 
 fr. ovtiCog, eog, rb, reproach. 
 
 Ovfictit], i]g, >'/, blame, censure 
 repi'oach : & 
 
 Ovtictiog or 'OviiCiog, a, ov, re- 
 proachful, insulting, disgraceful: 
 fr. the same. 
 
 'Ovti^i^to, to reproach, vilify, re- 
 vile, abuse, upbraid, blame, ac- 
 cuse ; imj)f. a>i'f lOc^ov, f. 1. ktio, 
 perf. lovtiCiKd, a. 1. wvtiCKra, 
 a. 1. subj. dveiCifTu), yg, y ; pres. 
 pass. 6vn^i^ofiai,U> i>e ujtbraid- 
 ed, perf. pass, wveicifffiai : fr. 
 ovtiSog. 
 
 'Oveichag, avTog, a. 1. part. act. 
 Imt 
 
 'Orti^itrag, 2 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 Ion., ovtiiiffov, a. 1. imper. act. 
 fr. ■ ' 
 
 oveiCiZu}. 
 
 'Ovsi^KTfia, arog, rb, contumely, 
 reproat h : A: 
 
 OvtiCKTfibr, ov, b, a reproaching 
 or u])braiding, reproach : fr. 
 bvsi^iu,u). 
 
 'Ovtidi(TTi)p, rjpog, b, a reviler, 
 one who reproaches : & 
 OvtiCiffTtKbg, i), bv, reproachful ; 
 Tb 6vnh(TTiKbv, a disposition to 
 reproach : fr. bvticiCix). 
 
 'Ovsici(Tuj(Ti, 3 pi. a. 1. subj. act. 
 & 
 
 'OvsidiCj, f. 1. Att. for 6vn^i(T<v, 
 of ovdciZio, to vilify, f. itrio : fr. 
 
 'ONKIAOS, €og, rb, reproach, 
 blame, reviling, abuse, disgrace, 
 shame, insult ; good or bad re- 
 port ; praise, glory : fr. dvu) or 
 dveut. 
 
 (464) 
 
 ONH 
 
 'OvHog, a, ov, useful, profitable : 
 
 fr. oi'jjfii. 
 'OvsipaTa, wi', rd, dreams ; in 
 
 prose for ovtipa, fr. ovsipov, the 
 
 same as ovap, a dream. 
 'Oviipeiog, a,oj', <jf or in a dream, 
 
 belonging to sleej); bvfiptiai ttv- 
 
 Xrti, the gates of sleep or of 
 
 dreams : fr. ovupog. 
 'OveipoKpiTag, a, o. Dor. for 
 'OvtipoKpiTtig, ov, 6, an inter])re- 
 
 terof dreams: ir.6i'eipog,Knivitj. 
 
 OvetpofiavTig, tioc, b, »'/, one who 
 
 })rophesies from or interprets 
 
 dreams : fr. ovtipog, fidv-ig. 
 'Ovtipov, ov, TO, a dream : fr. 
 
 01'"<). 
 
 OvtipoTroXiu), io, to interpret 
 dreams, dream : fr. 
 
 'OviipoTToXng, b, ?/, one conver- 
 sant about or an interpreter of 
 dreams : fr. ovtipog, ttoXbio. 
 
 'Ovtipog, ov, b, a dream, vision. 
 Th. ovnp. 
 
 'Ovtip6(pavTog, 6, >'/, appearing in 
 a dream : fr. ovtipog, (paivuj. 
 
 'Ovtipn<ppiov, ovog, o, //, skilled 
 in interpreting dreams: fr. ovti- 
 pog, (ppifv. 
 
 Ortuf, to, f. jffTio, the same as 
 6vt}f.ii. 
 
 'Ovif'itTTog, r}, ov, Ion. super!, to 
 ovtiog. 
 
 'OvijXaTijg, ov, b, an ass-driver : 
 fr. ovog, tXavvio. 
 
 'Ovifpai, the same as ovafiai. 
 Oviffitvng, ov, pres. part. pass, 
 fr. ovifpat, fr. 
 
 'ONH MI, or 'Ovhnjfu, to help, 
 aid, assist ; profit, benefit, gra- 
 tify, delight ; i-eproach, upl)raid, 
 revile; f. bvrfmo, a. 1. utvifoa, 
 ^erW wvifKa ; jires. mid. ovijfiai, 
 or ovafiai, or bvivapai, to be 
 profited or benefited, receive 
 advantage or gain, enjoy, pros- 
 ])er, be delighted ; reproach ; 
 f. 1. m. bvi)(Tofiai, a. 1. m. iuvrj- 
 trdpjjv, uj, aro, a. 1. m. opt. 
 6vt](Taifi))v, aio, aiTO, by contr. 
 ovaifxifv. 
 
 'OvijfTa, Ion. for ujvtjcra, a. 1. ind. 
 act. iV: 
 
 'OvjjfTat, enjoy, a. I. imper. m. of 
 ovijm. 
 
 Ovifrrtai, you will receive profit. 
 Ion. for bvrjay, 2 sing. f. 1. m. 
 bvifrrofiai, of the same verb. 
 
 'OvrftTti, it will profit, 3 sing. f. 1. 
 ind. act. fr. ovrjfii ; or you will 
 be delighted, Att. for dvi/ay, 2 
 sing. f. 1. m. fr. bviffiai. Th. 
 
 OVlfpl. 
 
 Ovrfrrifiog, b, »/, useful ; a proper 
 name : fr. ovtjfu. 
 
 'Ovi](rig, nog, »'/, benefit, profit, 
 utility, advantage, gratification. 
 Th. ovTffii. 
 
 'Ovrfaitpopog, b, »/, bringing ad- 
 vantage, profitable j a proper 
 
 « 
 
 ONO 
 
 name : fr. ovijaig, 0£pa>. 
 'OvtffTo, pres. imper. mid. fr. ovtj- 
 
 fiai, to enjoy. 
 'OvtjTbg, 1], bv, useful, profitable; 
 deserving of reproach: fr.bvyjfii. 
 'OvijTiop, opog, b, useful ; Omtor, 
 
 a proper name. 
 'OvOnXevio, Ac 'Oi'OvXtvoj, to be- 
 smear with cow- dung ; manure 
 land with cow-dung ; thence, to 
 season meat highly ; because as 
 land is made more fertile by 
 manure, so meat is more highly 
 fiavoured by seasoning : fr. 
 'ONGOS, ov, b, dung of cattle. 
 'OvOvXtvoj, see 6v9i]Xtvoj. 
 'OviSiov, ov, rb, a small ass; dim. 
 
 & 
 
 'OviKbg, t), bv, of an ass, asinine; 
 
 f.ivXog 6viKbg,a, mill-stone turned 
 
 ^ by an ass, not by hand: fr. ovog. 
 
 'OvivrffTiv, he aid.s, 3 sing. pres. 
 
 ind. of ovivtjfii, the same as 6vt]- 
 
 fii, f. bvqfftt). 
 
 'Ovig, idog, y, the dung of an ass: 
 
 ir. oi'og. 
 'OvoiTo, 3 sing. pres. opt. of bvo- 
 fiai; or a. 2. opt. m. of ovoofiai, 
 ^ to revile, abuse. Th. bvtjfii. 
 'OvoKsvTavpog, ov, b, Lat. onocen- 
 taunts, a satyr. 
 *0N0MA, poet, ovvofia, Mo\. 
 
 o;e:a 
 
 o>£:y 
 
 'Ovofia^Tbg, if bv, named, cele-)'0^«, dat. sing. fr. b^bg, tog, b. 
 
 ^ brated, illustrious: fr. bvofid^m. 
 'Ovofidriov, ov, rb, a petty name, 
 
 degrading term; dim. fr. bvofxa. 
 'Ovofirfva, ag, e, a. I. ind. act. 
 
 Ion. & 
 
 'Ovofirfvio, a. 1. subj. act. of ovo- 
 ftaivix). 
 
 0N02, ov, b, r), an ass; per- 
 haps fr. bvrffii, to aid ; a little 
 animal with many feet, called a 
 cheeslip, or sow ; the ui)per 
 
 sharp. 
 'OKtla, ag, >), sharp, nom. sing. 
 
 f. g. fr. the same : also 
 'O^tia, sharply, pi. n. g. for 6Kta, 
 
 to suit the nuire, and this for 
 
 6'^kiog, fr. the same. 
 'OKtidv, gen. pi. f. g. Dor. for 
 
 d^tiiov, & 
 'O^tiyai, dat. pi. Ion. for oKtiaig; 
 ^ fr. b^t7a, f. g. fr. b^vg, shai-p. 
 'O^eojg, adv. sharply, quickly, 
 
 mill-stone ; a windlass or crane; swiftly : fr.'the same.' 
 
 ovvfia, arog, rb, Lat. nomen, a 
 name, character, fame, renown, 
 reputation, distinction,pretence ; 
 KaT bvofia, by name ; in gram- 
 mar, a noun. 
 
 'Ovofid^ijj, to name, designate by 
 name, denominate, call byname, 
 set forth, celebrate; 3 sing. pres. 
 opt. bvofid^oi, pres. inf. bvofid- 
 Kfiv, f. dau), perf. oivo/jiaKa ; 
 pres. pass. bvoftdL,ofiai, to be 
 named, &c., perf. pass, lovbfiaa- 
 fiai, a. 1. pass. lovofidffOrfv, rjg, 
 t], pres. pt. pass, bvofialofitvog. 
 ^ Th. bvofiit, arog, Tb, a name. 
 
 Oi'Ofxai, to upbi*aid, reproach, 
 
 censure ; 
 iiivoffd- 
 
 axle-tree ; distaff. 
 'Ov6<T<TtTai, will upbraid, 3 sing. 
 
 f. 1. m. by doubling (t, of bvoio, 
 
 the same as bvtjfti, to ujdjraid. 
 'OvoffTbg, rj, bv, to be blamed, 
 
 contemptible, pi. n. g. bvoard : 
 ^ fr. bvoftai, to upbraid. 
 'Ovora^w, to brand, upbraid, 
 
 blame : fr. bvoio, same as ovrjfii, 
 
 to reproach. 
 'OvoTbg, if, bv, poet, to be blamed: 
 
 fr. the same. 
 'Ovotpopjibg, ov, 6, y), a feeder of 
 
 asses : fr. byog, (ptpfSio. 
 Ovoio, io, f. 6<T(o, same as bviffii, 
 
 to upbraid, be indignant. 
 "Ovra, existing, being, ace. sing, 
 pt. pres. fr. ibv, bvrog ; fr. tifii. 
 "OvTiva, whomsoever, ace. sing, 
 fr. o(Trig. 
 
 OvTiov, 3 pi. imper. Att. for to-- 
 Tujffav, fr. eifii ; ^iicaorat Tt bv- 
 Tujv, Plato de LL. 9. for which 
 
 in Ion. iovTLov, Henxl. i. 23. 
 
 revile, rebuke, blame, 
 f. m. bvoffofiai, a. I. m 
 ^ /ii/r: fr. bv(o, or bviffxi. 
 'Oyofiaivio,io name, call by name; 
 I. avu), a. 1. {ov6firiva,Si. l.subj. 
 act. bvofir]v(o. Th. bvofia. 
 'OvofiaKXij^tiv, adv. by name. 
 'OvofidKXvTog, b, //, having one's 
 name heard abroad, celebrated: 
 fr. bvofia, kXvio. 
 'OvofiuKpiTog, ov, b, a proper 
 name. 
 'OyofianOfv, ^ol. & Boeot. for 
 (ovofidaOifaav, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. 
 pass. fr. bvofidZio. 
 'Ovofiaai, dat. pi. fr. uvofia. 
 'OvofiiKTia, ag, //, the naming of 
 a thing, appellation, denomina- 
 tion : fr. bvofid^u), 
 'OvofiarrTi, adv. by name. 
 'Ovofia(TTiKbg, i), bv, nominative, 
 serving to name : & 
 
 Orro^f, truly, adv. : fr. ^i/, ov- 
 ^ Tog, pres. part, of tifu, to be. 
 'Ovvfia, arog, rb, yEol. for bvofxa. 
 'Oyvfia^a, ag, e, JEol & poet, for 
 (ovofiana, a. 1. ind. act. of bvo- 
 ftd^w, to name. 
 'Ovvfid^ofiai, f. 1. m. JEol of 
 
 bvofid^u). 
 "ONTS, vxog, b, Lat. unguis, a 
 nail, talon, claw, hoof ; fang, 
 crook, hook ; onqx, a semi-pel- 
 lucid stone ; dat. pi. bvv^i. 
 Hence 
 "Ovyxtg, claws, r.nm. pi., & 
 'Ovvxioai, dat. pi. Ion. fr. bvv^, 
 ^ t;xog, b, a nail : & 
 'Ovvx'ilu}, to divide the hoof, make 
 claws, scratch with the nails, 
 pare the nails, measure exactly ; 
 ^ f. /<rw, perf. iovvxiku : fr. bvv^. 
 'Ovvxiov, ov, Tb, a little talon ; 
 
 the stone onyx. Th. bvv^. 
 'OvvxKTfibg, ov, b, the paring of 
 the nails : & 
 'Ovvxi<TTi)p, ifpog, 6, one that 
 pares nails or hoofs ; the cleav- 
 ^ ing of the hoof : fr. owxttoj. 
 Ov(o, or bvkio, io, f. if (no, to abuse; 
 assist, benefit, profit, protect. 
 'ONONIS, iSog, if, a kind of herb, 
 
 which the ass is fond of. 
 'OKdXfiTf, Tjg, if, sauce made of 
 vinegar and pickle, b^tla liXurj. 
 (465) 
 
 O^ivifg, ov, 6, sour wine. 
 
 J-^K'g, iSog, if, a vinegar cruet: & 
 O^og, tog, Tb, vinegar ; sour 
 wine; an angry or peevish man. 
 Th. b^vg. 
 
 'O^v, sog, TO, subst. sharpness, 
 point, edge ; quickness ; adv. 
 
 ^ sharply, (piickly. Tii. bU'g. 
 
 'OKva, ag, if, = b^vif. 
 
 'O?i'/3a0ov, Tb, a saucer for vine- 
 gar, fiat shallow dish : fr. b^vg, 
 
 fid-TTTiO. 
 
 'O^vlitXiKog, if, bv, adj. formed 
 fr. 
 
 'OKvfSiXifg, tog, b, if, sharp-point- 
 ed, armed with a dart, hurling 
 a dart with speed : fr. bU>gf 
 ^ (3iXog. 
 
 'OKviSotfc, ov, b, having a shrill 
 voice ; piercing : fr. bKvg, (5od<o. 
 'O^yyapov, ov, Tb, pickle made 
 of salt fish seasoned with vine- 
 gar : fr. b^vg, ydpov. 
 'O^iiyyiov, ov, Tb, the grease in 
 the axle of a wheel, tallow : fr. 
 Lat. axuii'jia. 
 'O'^i^yoog, b, if, uttering shrill 
 ^ wailings : fi\ b^vg, yoog. 
 'O^vypcKpog, b, if, writing with 
 
 quickness : fr. bkvg, ypd^io. 
 'O^vCtpKifg, tog, b, if, quick or 
 
 clear sighted : fr. b^vg, ctpKto. 
 'O^vCtpKia, ag, if, quickness of 
 
 si<;ht : fr. the same. 
 '<)^i>n, tfC, if, the beech-tree ; 
 shaft of a sjjear made of beech, 
 spear. 
 'O^vrfKota, ag, if, quickness of 
 hearing : fr. b^vg, aKoif. 
 'OKi'OifKTog, b, if, sharp-pointed, 
 ^ violently excited : fr. bKvg,9ijyio. 
 '(HvOvfiku), io, f. TjfTio, and mid. 
 to be prone to anger, be quickly 
 exasperated or incensed : & 
 '0^v9vfiia,ag, if, irritability; filth, 
 feculence : fr. b^vBvfxog. 
 '0^v9vfiia, lov, Td, filth, fecu- 
 
 lence : fr. b^vg, Ovfiog. 
 'O^vOiffioc, b, if, sharp-minded, 
 ^ irascible, ;ingry: fr. b^vg,9vfi6g. 
 O^vKdpSiog, b, if, prone to anger, 
 irascible, quickly incensed : fr. 
 oKi'g, KapSia. 
 'OKvKivifTog, b, if, quick of mo- 
 tion, suddenly or quickly moved; 
 also, quick to wrath, irritable, 
 hasty : fr. b^vg, Kiviio, 
 Hh 
 
'O^vKwKVTOQ, 6, //, lamented with 
 shrill cries : fr. o^vg, ku)kiho. 
 
 'O^vXajSkio, u), to seize promptly, 
 be prompt : fr. o^vg, Xo/i/3ai^tu. 
 
 'O^vXdXog, 6, >/, speaking sharp- 
 ly, garrulous : fr. o^ig, \a\Uo. 
 
 '04i'jLif\//r, eog, 6, »/, singing in a 
 
 ■ shrill, sharp tone : fr. o^vg, fik- 
 \og. 
 
 'OUvfispi^vog, 6, ?}, of acute at- 
 tention : fr. o^vg, fiepi^j'a. 
 
 *O^Vj.it)vlToc, 6, 11, violently ra- 
 ging, proceeding from sudden or 
 violent anger : fr. o^t'C, jxiirig. 
 
 'O^vfioX-Trugy 6, j), shriU-toned : 
 fr. o^vg, fioXirrj. 
 
 'O^vi'Ttjpf ijpogf 6, a shari)-point- 
 ed instrument, pruning-kuife : 
 fr. 
 
 'O^vVw, to make sharp or point- 
 ed, sharpen ; make acid, become 
 sour ; incite, instigate ; mark 
 with an acute accent ; f. vi'ut, 
 perf. u)t,vy Ka, a. 1. uj^vva. Th. 
 ot,vg. 
 
 'O^vofig^ taaa, €v, sharp, thorny, 
 pointed ; made of beech. Th. 
 o^vg, or o^va. 
 
 '0'ivTrtvK>)g^ tog, 6, >}, sharply bit- 
 ter : fr. o^vg, TTtvKrj. 
 
 'O^vTTOvg, TToCiog, 6, j), swift-foot- 
 ed : fr. 0^1'^, TTuvg. 
 
 'O'^uTT^iooog, Of >/, sharp-prowed, 
 sharp-pointed : fi\ o^vg, irpvjpa. 
 
 '0^vpt7rr)g, sog, 6, rj, or 'O^vppt- 
 7ri)g, & 
 
 O^vppoirog, 6, r/, quick to bend 
 or move, rapidly moving, quick, 
 versatile, changeable, oscilla- 
 ting : fr. o^vg, psTriv. 
 
 'OSY'2, tla, V, sharp, pointed, 
 keen, sharp- tasted, pungent, a- 
 cid, sour, bitter; acute, poignant; 
 swift, quick to accomplish, 
 prompt, active, vehement, vio- 
 lent ; clear, distinct, bright ; 
 shrill. 
 
 'O^ixTTOfiog, 6, y, having a sharp 
 snout or beak ; keen-edged : fr. 
 oKig, (TTOfia. 
 
 '0^t'(T;;^oti/og, 6, jy, a sharp-pointed 
 rush, marshmallow : fr. o^vg, 
 (Txolvog. 
 
 'OkvTepog,Sc infem. gen. Ion, 6^v- 
 Tspr], sharper, compar. fr. o^vg. 
 
 '0^vTr}g,i]Tog,ii, sharpness, acute- 
 ness, acidity, acrimony ; vehe- 
 mence, ardour, celerity ; shrill- 
 ness. Th. o^vg. 
 
 'OKvrofiog, 6, »), sharp-cutting, 
 sharp : fr. o^vg, Ttjjivo). 
 
 'O^vTOpog, 6, r'l, sharp-piercing, 
 shrill : fr. o^vg, r«ipw. 
 
 'OKv<l>po)V, ovog, 6, t'l, sharp in in- 
 tellect : fr. o^vg, (ppi]v. 
 
 'O^vtpwria, ag, y), sharpness of 
 voice : fr. 
 
 *0^v(pu}Vog, o, r), shrill- voiced 
 fr. o^vg, <piovr]. 
 
 oni 
 
 ble : fr. btvg, xo^'/. 
 
 "Oov, poet, for ol, of whom ; fr. 
 og, who. 
 
 'Ott' for oTTrt, voice, sound, ace. 
 sing. fr. o;|/, birug^ >}, voice. 
 
 "()7r«, Dor. for ottij, or oiriog, 
 where. 
 
 'OTTailio, in Hom. oTrijceio, to ac- 
 company, attend on, follow ; be 
 ])resent ; assist : & 
 
 'O/rd^oe, ov, 6, an attendant, com- 
 panion ; also oirycbg : fr. 
 
 'OIIA'ZQ, to accompany, follow, 
 bid to follow, give as a com- 
 panion ; make a present, give, 
 Vjestow ; oTra^o^at, m. to receive 
 as a companion, be pressed on 
 bv one followinjj. 
 
 OttoXov, ov, to, the spout of a 
 pot ; hole through which smoke 
 escapes from a chimney, &.c. 
 Th. OTT/), an orifice. 
 
 '07rar/»crt,Dor. for OTT //I'jVa, when. 
 
 'Orraiya, ag, t, Ion. for wTracra, a. 
 I. ind. act. ii 
 
 'OTTCiaai, a. 1. inf. act. & 
 
 'OTrdaaig, J£io\. for oiriKrag, a. 1. 
 part. fr. oTrd^a*, to bestow. 
 
 'Oirdaaaig, you may have be- 
 stowed, a. 1. opt. act. by dou- 
 bling a ; oirdaau, 3 sing. f. 1. 
 act. oTraaaaro, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. 
 m. Ion. of 67r«s<*>- 
 
 "OTTarpog, or "OTTarpoc, 6, »), by 
 sync, for ofioTrarpog, of the .same 
 father : fr. opug, like, & Trartjp. 
 
 'OTTci'iov, ovog, 6, »/,an attendant, 
 servant, colleague. Th. OTrasO). 
 
 "Orrtag, arog, to, an awl : fr, ottt). 
 
 "Oirtp, which thing ; fr. offTrep. 
 
 'OttIwi', uivog, 6, Ion. for OTrcuov. 
 
 'OIIH*, rjg, »/, a hole or orifice, 
 through which light comes ; as 
 if fr, oTTTofiai, to see. 
 
 "OnH, where, in what way, how; 
 wherever, whithersoever, in 
 whatever way ; followed by av : 
 fr. og, who. 
 
 'OtttjCsuj, Cj, f. ?/(To>, to accom- 
 I)any, attend on, follow. Th. 
 
 > » y 
 
 OTTClC^lO. 
 
 '07r//i'jKa, when : fr. oirov, yviKa. 
 
 '07n)-ioi>, ov TO, that which 
 makes a little hole, a bodkin, 
 
 ^ awl. Th. ottt). 
 
 'OttI, to a voice, dat. sing. fr. otp, 
 OTTog, i), voice. 
 
 'OTriag, ov, o, cheese : fr. oirog. 
 
 'OTvilvbg, j), bv, to be dreaded, 
 avoided. Th. b-mg. 
 
 'OTTi'Copai, to follow, attend on ; 
 beware of ; regard, hold in re- 
 verence, fear ; re[)ay, revenge : 
 
 fr. OTTtC. 
 
 '07^6^6 & "OmOev, after, behind, 
 in the rear ; Ion. & Dor. for 
 binaQtv. Th. biriau), backward. 
 
 'Ottiv, ace. sing. fr. bmg, ilog, y), 
 divine vengeance. 
 
 'O'^vxoXog, b, }), choleric, irasci-j'OTtor, ov, to, Lat. opium, the 
 
 ' (460) 
 
 oriA 
 
 juice of the poppy. Th. brrog. 
 
 'OTTiTTTtvovTa, Staring at, ace. s. 
 part. pres. m. g. fr. 
 
 'OTTiTTrfi/w, to look narrowly a- 
 bout for, spy after, watch, peep, 
 stare at ; by redupl. fr, the ob- 
 solete OTTTtVU). Th. OTTTOpai. 
 
 "on IS, i^og, y), divine vengeance, 
 which piu'sues its victims ; re- 
 compense, reward, favour ; re- 
 verence, regard, respect : fr. 
 
 tTTOpai. 
 
 '0Trt<Tapl3u), bog, b, retrograde 
 motion : fr. bTrirrot a^fiaivtiv, 
 that is, dvcii5aiveiv. 
 
 'OTTiaOtv, ^ "OTTirrOe, behind, in 
 the rear, adv. Th. bniaoj. Hence 
 
 'OTriayi^iog, & 
 
 OTriaOiog, b, »/, posterior, follow- 
 ing behind. Hence 
 
 'O7rio-^^»aj(;,adv., after, backwards. 
 
 'OTTKrObctTog, b, //, tied behind : 
 fr. bTTirrOiv, csio. 
 
 OTTiaQoCopog, b, the back part of 
 a building or temple : fr. binoOe, 
 ^ofxog. 
 
 '07ri(T(i6pf3poTov av\i]pa Co^ag, 
 the renown of merit or virtue 
 w hich remains after death : fr. 
 vTricrOi, fipoTog. 
 
 'O-jrioOovopoi [iotg, bullocks that 
 recede while grazing : fr. otti- 
 
 oOtV, VSfHt). 
 
 'OTriaObTTovg, iroCog, d, >/, one wlio 
 walks behind, as a footman, an 
 attendant : fr, oTriaQiv, irovg. 
 
 'OTTiaOoTOvog, 6, i), bending away 
 from or turned backwards ; 
 subst. a disorder in the ntfck, 
 by which it is incajtable of 
 bending forwards ; a violent 
 twist backwards ; one so dis- 
 eased : fr. oTTiaQti', Ttivio. 
 
 'OiTiaQo^aviSJg, backwards, adv. 
 fr, oTTiaQtv, tpaivu). 
 
 '07ri(T9o(puXaKtu), w, f. /ycrtu, to 
 guard in the rear : whence 
 
 '07ria9o<pvXaKia, ag, y), the guard- 
 ing of the rear : fr, 
 
 'OwiaOofpitXa^, aKog, 6, one of the 
 rear-guard : i'v. oirKrOtv, ^vXdcr- 
 ffio. 
 
 'O-rriffffu), poet, for bniaio, back- 
 ward. 
 
 'O-rriTTipog, a, ov, posterior, later; 
 bnicraTog, last : fr. 
 
 'Oni'Sa, behind, at the back, in 
 the rear ; after, in aftertimes ; 
 adv. with gen. ; also, without a 
 ca.se; to. ottio-o*, viz. ovra, things 
 that are behind or to come. 
 
 "OTrXa, u)V, rci, arms, weapons ; 
 instruments, organs, members; 
 tackle^, cables; also, the same as 
 <J7rX7rai : fr. ottXov, 
 
 OTrXfa, ace. s. fr. 'OnXtvg, (og, 
 d, the ])roper name of a man. 
 
 "OirXttrOai, pres. inf. fr. oTrXofxai, 
 to be armed. Th. ottXov. 
 
 'OnXkio, the same as ottXi^u), 
 
 onA 
 
 oriT 
 
 ono 
 
 •07rXia>>',Ion.ford7rX(;>r,gen.pl, 'O;rXo0dpoc, b, y), armed, that 'OTrravo,, to see: fr. oTTToum 
 
 \ 
 
 'OttXi), rig, y), a hoof. Th. ottXov. 
 'OttXi^u), to arm, furnish with 
 
 arms, equip, harness, prepare ; 
 
 f". imo, perf. atrrXiKa ; pres, pass, 
 
 OTrXt'Copai, to be armed ; mid. 
 
 to arm one's self, equip, pi-e- 
 
 parc ; pros. inf. oTrXi^eaOai, a. 
 
 1. m, (07rXi(Tdp}]v, to, uto, a, I. 
 
 imper. m. oTrXitrai, daOiD, ^ in 
 
 2 pi. oTrX'KjarrQe. Th. oirXov, 
 OTrXicrig, sioc, t), an arming, e- 
 
 quipment, preparation, training, 
 
 armour : &. 
 'OTrXiof^ia, oTog, to, an arming, 
 
 martial array, armament, arras: 
 
 'OTrXiapbg, ov, b, the same as 
 oTrXimr. 
 
 'OTrXiffofuffOa, we will arm our- 
 selves, 1 pi. f. J. 111. poet. fr. 
 oTrXii^io. 
 
 'OttX/o-ctw, poet, the same as d- 
 ttXi^u). 
 
 07rXi(TTy)g, ov, d, having a com- 
 l>lete suit of armour, a heavy, 
 armed soldier : fr. otXi^w, 
 
 OTrXiTtvio, f, eu(Tuj, to bear heavy 
 
 arm.s, command men so armed: 
 
 fr. 
 
 'OtjXTVt/c, ov, b, an armed man, 
 ^ heavy-armed soldier: fr, ottXov. 
 O-rrXTTiKog, t), bv, belonging to the 
 lieavy-armed ; Tb bTrXiTiKov, 
 viz. TrXTiOog, the heavy -armed 
 ^ men, infantry : fr, the above. 
 OTrXncoTiuj, ui, f. ijmo, to furnish 
 ^ afms : fr. ottXov, Siciofn. 
 'OttXoOIiki), tjg, y), an armoury, as often as. 
 ar.senal : fr. ottXoi', 6i'/Kij. 
 OrrXoXoyLo, a), f. y'jrrio, to collect 
 arms : fr. ottXov, Xtyw. 
 "OTTXofiai, pass, or mid. to be 
 armed, prepared, arm, prepare. 
 07rXo/ia\£a>, lo, f. f)(Tu), to com- 
 bat in arms, tight as a heavy- 
 armed soldier : &l 
 OrrXofiaxia, ag, y), an armed 
 eonibat, fight of heavy -armed 
 soldiers, practice in the use of 
 arms : fr. 
 
 OTrXofidxog, b, >/, an armed com- 
 batant, teacher of the use of 
 arms : fr. ottXov, fidxofiai. 
 OITAON, ov,Tb, a weapon, shield, 
 instrument ; rd oTrXa, arms, ar- 
 mour, any instxnunents or tools, 
 ^ heavy-armed troops. 
 OTTXoTepd'ujv, of the younger, 
 gen. pi. f. g. JEol for oTrXore- 
 pwv ; fr. 
 
 OTTXore^og, a,ov, younger, one of 
 a later generation : oTrXoTarog, 
 youngest ; strictly, those who 
 ^ can bear arms, Th. ottXov. 
 OTrXo<popeoj, Cj, f. riaio, to bear 
 arms, belong to a body-guard : 
 pass, o7T\o(popsop,ai, to have a 
 body-guard : fr. 
 
 bears arms, an armour-bearer : 
 fr. ottXov, (ptpoj. 
 'OTTodaTTbg, b, y), of what country? 
 fr. oiTov, where, & bdTTtdov,fio[\. 
 OTToOev, poet. bTTTToOev, or bTToOt, 
 whence : fr. ttoQiv. Th. og, 
 who. 
 
 the same. 
 'OTTTama, ag, y), an apparition, 
 
 vision : fr. oTrrd^w, 
 'OIITA'Q, to roast, cook, bake, 
 
 parch, broil, dress ; f. yaiv, perf. 
 
 utTTTiiKa, perf. pa.ss. il^TTTi/fiai, 
 
 nai. 
 
 'OttoQi, poet. bTTTToOif where, 'OTTTtv^tvog, Dor. for bTTTovus 
 
 wheresoever. 
 
 "Orrot, where, whither ; see ttoi. 
 
 'OTTolog, poet. brnTolog, a, ov, 
 what, of what sort or kind ; the 
 same as olog, not interrogative. 
 
 Ono'S, ov, b, juice, moisture ; 
 rennet ; as if fr. ott/}, an oi)en- 
 ing whence it flows : otto^^ juice, 
 that flows freely ; x^'^bg, juice 
 pressed out. 
 
 'OTToauKig, adv. as often as : fr, 
 bTToaog. 
 
 'OTToaaxUi adv. how often : fr. 
 bTTb(Tog. 
 
 'OTToffijv, ace. sing. f. g. bTToaa, 
 
 ^ pi. n. g, fr, bTToaog. 
 
 'OTToaovovv, adv., ever so little, 
 what quantity soever : fr. otto- 
 (Tog & ovv. 
 
 OTToffog, poet, oTTTTocrog, yj, ov, 
 how great, how nmch, as nmch 
 as, as many as : fr. TToaog, & 
 this fr. oaog, as much as. 
 
 OTTo(TTbg, y), bv, how many, in 
 what degree. 
 
 Ottotuv, adv., wlien, whenever ; 
 ^ conj. since : fr. oTTOTe & dv. 
 
 Ott6t£, poet. bTTTTort, when, 
 
 since, formerly, as long as, at 
 j length : fr. ttoVI ; with the opt,, 
 
 as oftpii n« 
 
 vog, fr. OTTTtofiai, for OTT-dopai, 
 pres. part. m.fr, o7rrdw,to parch. 
 OTTTtvu), f. (Tw, to see, survey : 
 fr. oTTTOfiai. 
 
 'OTTTtj, Dor. for oTTTJl, 3 sing. 
 l)res. ind. act. fr. oTrrdoj, 
 
 'OTTTpOeig, tvrog,a. 1. part. pass, 
 fr. oTTTaoj, to parch. 
 
 'OTTTnp, rjpog, b, an observer, eye- 
 witness, spy. Th. oTTTOfiai. 
 Hence 
 
 'OTTTrjpia, ior, Ta, underst, Cwpa, 
 presents given for seeing or re- 
 
 viewmg : fr. 
 
 'OTTOTtpog, a, OV, which of the 
 two, one of the twain : fr. tto- 
 ^ Ttpog, which of the two. 
 'OTTo-tpioOe, adv. from which of 
 two sides, wherever : fr. the 
 above. 
 "Ottov, adv., where, not inter- 
 rogative ; since, wherever, to 
 what degree. 
 "OTT/ra, Dor. for otttti;, & this for 
 oTToQtv, whence. Th. orf, when. 
 "Otttt/;, poet, for otttj &. ottov, 
 ^ whither, to what place. 
 'O7r7rd0(, see b-KoOi. 
 'OTTTToKa, Dor. for oTTTrdrf, when. 
 'OTTTTocre, poet, for o7rdo-f, whi- 
 ther, whithersoever, when. 
 'OTTTTorfpof, whether of the twain, 
 
 poet, for bTTOTtpog. 
 'OwTTOTtpujOav, ady., from each 
 
 side and quarter. 
 'OTTTd'Copai, to be seen : fr. 
 'Otttu^io, to see : fr, oTTTOfiai. 
 'pTTTaivb), &L 'OTTTdvu), the same. 
 'OTTTaX'tog,a,oVj roasted, broiled : 
 
 & 
 'OTTTdviov, Tb, a place for roast- 
 ing, kitchen : fr, OTrrdw. 
 'OTTTavo/xevog, ov, seen, being in 
 sight, part. pres. pass. fr. 
 (4(i7) 
 
 'OTTTTjtng, eojg, y), the act of roast- 
 
 ing or broiling : fr. bTTTaio. 
 'OTTTyjffuyptv, 1 pi. a. 1. sub), act. 
 
 Oi OTTTUiO. 
 
 'OTTTiKog, //, OV, optical, visual, of 
 
 the sight. Th. oTTrofxai. 
 'OTTTiXog, ov, b, Dor., an eye : fr. 
 ""OJITOMAI, to see, behold, ob- 
 serve ; f, m. b\ponai, perf. pass. 
 (Lp^ai, y\yai, rat, a. 1. pass, wtp- 
 Qi}v, y]g, tj, f. 1. pass, b((,0}](TOfiai, 
 a, 1. m. wxpdfiijv, a. 1. subj. m. 
 b-ipujuai. 
 'OTTTog, y), bv, roasted, broiled. 
 Th. oTTTciiD, to roast. 
 OTrroi, Dor. for bTrrov, gen. sing, 
 fr, OTTTog. 
 'OnYri2, to marry, take a wife, 
 (said of the man ;) imperf. 
 utTTviov, tg, t ; pres. pass, ottvio- 
 fiai, (of the woman,) to be mar- 
 ried, become a wife. 
 'OTTio^yjg, sog, b, »'/, full of sap or 
 juice : fr. oTTog. 
 'Ottiottu, I saw, perf. m. Att. for 
 ioTTa ; OTTiOTTtiv, tig, ti, pluperf. 
 m. fr. oTTTopai, to see. 
 'OiTMTTtf, Ion. for oTTiliTTH, 3 siug. 
 
 ])Iuj»erf, m. & 
 'OTTioTTtcrav, Ion. for oTTioTTucrav, 
 
 3 1)1, pluperf. m. fr. oTTTo^iai. 
 'Ottwtth), y)g, y), the sight, eyes, 
 appearance, look, view, pros- 
 pect. Th. oTTTOfiai. 
 'OTTu)Try]Tyjp, yjpog, 6, a watcher, 
 observer, spier out : fr. the 
 above. 
 'OIIQ'PA, ag, y), the beginning of 
 autumn, autumn, the fruits of 
 autunm ; riper age. 
 'OTTujpui, Att. for bTr(jjpi<Tei, 3 
 
 sing. f. 1. act. fr. bTriopiiio. 
 'OTTojpievvTtg, Dor. or yEol. for 
 oTTujpiovvTtg, Att. for bTTiopitrov- 
 Ttg, nom. pi. f. 1. ])art. act. of 
 'QTTiopii^io, f. i(Tu), Att. ttS, to ga- 
 ther the fruits of autumn, pluck 
 
 II H 2 
 
M 
 
 u 
 
 \' 
 
 fr. 
 
 opr 
 
 apples, feed on apples or the 
 fruits of autumn. Th. OTrwpa 
 
 'OTTiopi'voQ, ?}, oi'j autumnal : 1 
 oiribpa. 
 
 'Orru}i)wvT]Qy fog, 6, a seller of 
 fruits, fruitt-nr or greengrocer : 
 fr. oTTiopa, wrfw. 
 
 "Ottwc, poet. oTTTTwc, that, in 
 order that ; as, in the same 
 manner as; how; conj. fr. ttwi;, 
 adv. how ? 
 
 "Oirojg at/, that, so that, Matth. 
 vi. 5, Luke ii. 35, oTrwt; ciXXd, 
 not only, that not even, so far 
 from : ottioq fiy], lest ; ovx ottujq 
 — dW ovc't, not only not — but 
 not even. 
 
 '07rw(Tc//7rorf, 'OTTojffovv, some- 
 how or other : fr. the above. 
 
 "OTTitXTTrtp, just as : fr. oTrwg, TTfp. 
 
 'Op^, he sees, 3 sing. pres. ind. 
 act. fr. onnu) ; but 
 
 "Opa, pres. imper. act. op^v, pres, 
 intin. act. upaaOaiy pres. inf. 
 pass. fr. the same. 
 "Opdfia, arog, to, a thing seen, 
 vision, generally occurring in a 
 dream ; si)ectacle, show : fr. 
 
 opciuj. 
 'Opa/xaTicTfioQ, ov, 6, the same. 
 'OpanvoQy Lat. ramuSf a leaf, 
 twig, bough : as if by contr. for 
 opoCanvoq. Tb. pdj^n'og. 
 *Opq.v clXkclv, Dor. for bnq.v dX- 
 Ki)v, i]yovv (iXiiTiiv dvdptiav, 
 to look boldness itself : for 
 which in plain prose would be 
 '7rp6(Tu)7rov dvSoiiov tx^i^', to 
 have a martial look, make a 
 gallant appearance ; carry war 
 in the eye and mien. 
 'Opavog, itj, JEoL for ovpavoQ^ ov, 
 
 6, heaven. 
 "Opdtng, tiog, »'/, vision, appear- 
 ance : fr. opdu). 
 'Opdrai, he beholds, 3 sing. pres. 
 
 m. & 
 'Opdro, 3 sing, imperf. m. Ion. 
 
 for (jjpdTOf of bpdu), to see. 
 'Opdr/)f, oVf 6, a beholder, spec- 
 tator : & 
 'OpdTiKog, j), bv, capable of see- 
 ing ; sharp-sighted : & 
 'Opdrbg, i), bVf seen, visible, to 
 
 be seen : fr. 
 'OPA'Q, w, to see, behold, view, 
 inspect, perceive, observe, com- 
 prehend ; pres. imper. opai, opa, 
 imperf. Att. ktopaov, iwpiov, f. 
 d'croj, perf. lopuKa, Att. SMpuKa, 
 perf. inf. eujpaKtpai, pluperf. ind. 
 act. fwpaVccv, fty, ft, perf. pass. 
 kiopd^iai, aaiy rai. 
 'Opyd, rtg, d, Dor. for bpyi]. 
 'OpydZ,ii), f. aVw, see bpydio. 
 'OpyatVtu, f. avu), to irritate, 
 make angry ; be angry, swell 
 with rage : fr. bpyr). 
 'OpydvT), Tjg, >'/, an histrument, 
 engine ; Minerva, called also 
 
 OPE 
 
 tpydvrjjr. tpyov, work, because 
 fond of weaving. 
 'OpyaviKog, »), bv, instinimental. 
 
 organic 
 
 fr. 
 
 'uPrANON, ovy TO, the means 
 by which a thing is done ; an 
 instrument, implement, engine, 
 tool ; organ ; as if tnyavov, 
 for tpyov, work ; or fr. iooya, 
 ])erf. m. of pE^w. 
 
 'OPrA'2, dcog, y, a fertile soil ; 
 place or grove sacred to divi- 
 nity ; vineyard, park, lawn. 
 
 'OPFA'Q, to, to desire vehe- 
 mently ; be in heat ; swell with 
 moisture, as i>lants ; f. i)<Tio : fr. 
 6py»), strong desire. Hence 6p- 
 yd^u), to incite, instigate ; sub- 
 due, cause to ripen or soften. 
 'OPPH', tig, //, str<»ng desire or 
 endeavour to attain some ob- 
 ject, anger, wrath, rage ; punish- 
 ment ; natural temper, disposi- 
 tion, character, inclination, man- 
 ners, propensity ; pride, arro- 
 gance ; cruelty : fr. optyw, to 
 desire. 
 '()py>). Ion. signifies pitch. 
 "OpriA, ojv, Ta, the rites of Bac- 
 chus or of any deity, mysteries, 
 orgies ; perhaps fr. bpyrj. 
 'Opytd^w, f. d(Tw, to celebrate the 
 
 orgies : fr. the above. 
 'OpyiZw, to provoke to wrath, 
 irritate, cause to be angry ; f. 
 iffio, perf. wpyiKa ; pres. i>ass. 
 opyiKofiai, to be angry, (with a 
 dat.) pres. inf. bpyi^KrOca, a. 1. 
 pass. tjpyiffOrjv, »;(;,//. a. 1. part, 
 jiass. 6pyi(T9tig, fVTog, f. 1. pass. 
 bpyiaBi](TOfiai. Th. bpyi), anger. 
 'Opy'iXog, T), ov, angry, irascible : 
 
 fr. bpyi]. 
 'OpyLXoTTig, r)Tog, >/, irascibility : 
 fr. the above. 
 '( )pyi<j9yg, you should have been 
 anfj;ry, 2 sing. a. 1. subj. pass, 
 fr. bpyiZofiai, to be angry, perf. 
 wpyifTjLtai : fr. the same th. 
 "Opyvia, ag, or 'Opymd, dg, y, a 
 measure of 6 feet, the length of 
 both arms extended, a fathom, 
 j>ace, cubit, ell : fr. bp^yoj. 
 'OptytffGai, pres. inf. pass, bpsyo- 
 ^ivog, pres. pt. pass. fr. opsyw. 
 Opcy/ia, uTog, to, what is stretch- 
 ed out or extended, a stretching 
 out, extension ; pace : fr. same. 
 Ontyvvg, vvTog, stretching, pres. 
 part. act. fr. boeyvvfii. 
 'OPETQ, or bpeyvvfii, to stretch, 
 stretch out or forth, extend, 
 reach, give with out-stretched 
 hand, give, strike with a weapon ; 
 f. ^lo, perf. wpsxct, a. 1. tupf^a ; 
 pres. m. bpkyofiai, to stretch or 
 stride forwards, stretch out for, 
 strain after, long for, desire, 
 aim at, (with gen.) strike ; ex- 
 pand ; f. 1. m. opg^o/xai ; a. 1. 
 (468) 
 
 OPE 
 
 pass. ujpkxOn^i VQ, V, ^- I- "'• 
 utpe^dfiyv, w, uto. 
 'Optidv, Dor. for bptiu)V, gen. 
 pi. fr. bpHog, mountainous : fr. 
 opoc, a mountain. 
 Opfi/iarfw, w, to climb or fre- 
 quent mountains : fr. 
 'Opa/Sdr//c, ov, 6, that climbs 
 tir traverses mountains, a moun- 
 taineer : fr. bpog, /^ou'tu. 
 'Opu(3pefiiTT}g, ov, b, thundering 
 or roaring on the mountains : fr. 
 bpog, (3pffiuj. 
 'OPEITANON, or bpiyavov, ov, 
 Tb, origanum, wild marjoram : 
 fr. bpog, ydvog. 
 'Optivbuog, b, y, grazing or living 
 
 on mountains : fr. bpog, vkf-uo. 
 'Opeirbg, ij, bv, pertaining to 
 mountains ; growing wild ; 
 mountainous, hilly ; bpeivi), ijc, 
 
 y, viz. X^^P^j ^ mountainous 
 
 region. Th. bpog. 
 'Opfiog, a, ov, the same. 
 OptlTai, 3 sing. f. 2. m. bpovfiai, 
 
 y, tiTai ; fr. opa>, to excite, f. 
 
 bpio, JEo\. bpati). 
 'OpeiTtjg, ov, 6, a mountaineer : 
 
 fr. bpog. 
 'Opti^oiTyg, ov, 6, traversing 
 
 mountains : fr. opoc, 0otrdw. 
 'OptixaXKog, ov, b, mountain 
 
 brass, a species of copper ; adj , 
 
 6, 7/, made of mountain brass : 
 
 fr. bptiog, x«X»coc. 
 'OptKTog, y, bv, outstretched ; 
 
 what is, or is wont to be, an ob- 
 ject of desire : fr. bpiyco. 
 'Ope^at, to have stretched, a. 1. 
 
 inf. act. & 
 'Opi^dfifvog, 1), ov, a. 1. part. m. 
 
 & 
 'Op'tKaaBai, a. 1. inf. m. & 
 'Ops^y, 3 sing. a. I. subj. act. ; fr. 
 
 bpkyio, to stretch forth. 
 'Opilig, tujg, y, a longing desire, 
 
 eager catching at, appetite. Th. 
 
 bpkyu). 
 'OpiovTo, were rushing, Ion. & 
 
 poet, pleon. of £ for uipovTo, 3 
 
 pi. impf. ind. pass, of opw. 
 'OpioTToXkoi, w, f. yaio, to traverse 
 
 or frequent mountains : fx\ bpog, 
 
 TToXku). 
 
 'Optog, gen. sing. fr. bpog. 
 
 'Opf cri/3drr/<;, ov, b, see bpti(3dTrjr. 
 
 'Opeffiyovog, 6, j), mountain-born : 
 
 fr. bpog, ytivofiai. 
 'Opi(TiTpo((}og, b, y, mountain- 
 bred, tierce : fr. bpog, Tpi(pio. 
 'Opt(TKOog & 'OpeaK(pog, b, »/, 
 
 dwelling on mountains, wild : 
 
 fr. opoc, ftw, or Ktinai. 
 *Opc<T(Ti, to mountains, dat. pi. 
 
 ]>oet. fr, bpog. 
 'Opt(T(nl3dTT}g, ov, 6, ranging a- 
 
 mong the mountains : fr. opot,', 
 
 j3aivo). 
 'Optanivbixog, b, y, feeding on or 
 
 inhabiting the mountains : fr. 
 
 OPO 
 
 bpog, vsfiio. 
 
 'OpecTTepog, a, ov, dwelling on the 
 mountains, wild ; mountainous : 
 fr. bpog. 
 
 'OpicTTyg, ov, b, Orestes, a proper 
 name, ace. sing. 'Opfdr^v. 
 
 'OpiaTidg, dcog, y, a female in- 
 Ijabitant of the mountains, 
 dwelling on the hills, a moun- 
 tain Nymph. Tli. bpog. 
 
 'Opevg, Ion. ovpsvg, eog, b, y, a 
 he or she mule : fr. bpog, a 
 mountain ; being fit for moun- 
 tain work : but 
 
 'Optvg, Dor. for bpovg, gen. sing. 
 fr. bpog, a mountain. 
 
 'OpiX^^io, tJj,i. yauj, to stretch, ex- 
 tend, desire, be much wrought 
 on, moved with indignation, be 
 knocked down, sacrificed or Idll- 
 
 against 
 
 ed ; bellow, roar, dash 
 the shore ; be stretched out as 
 dead : fr. bptyuj. 
 OpEuj, Ion, f<n' bpdu}, to see ; so 
 
 ^ bphi for bpg:, 3 sing. j)res. ind. 
 
 'OpeioKOf^tog, ov, o, a muleteer : fr. 
 bptvg, KOfiio). 
 
 OpsixjvTtg, for bpnovTfg, fr. bpdto. 
 'Opt), Dor. for opa, see ; pres. 
 
 imper. act. fr. opdio. 
 'Optjai, you should be roused, 
 
 Ion. for bpy, 2 sing. pres. subj. 
 
 ])ass. of bpoftai, subj. bpiofiai, y. 
 
 Til. bpu). 
 "Oprjiii, Ion. mid. optjuai, the 
 
 .same a.s opdoj. 
 
 Opyc, Dor. for op^g, opyTe for 
 
 bp^re, 2 pers. sing, & pi. pres. 
 
 ind. act. of bpdiu, to see. 
 '()p»;rat, should be roused, 3 sing, 
 
 pres. subj. pass, or a. 2. subj. m. 
 
 of bpofiai. Th. boijj. 
 'OpyTt, ye see. Dor. for bpdTi, 2 
 
 pi. pres. ind. act. of bpuoj, to see. 
 "OpGai, to have been roused, by 
 
 Ion. systole for lopOai, perf. inf. 
 
 jtass. of bpio ; f, opa), pf. pass. 
 
 lop^iai, ffai, Tai : but 
 'OpOai, nom. pi. f g. fr. bpQbg, y, 
 
 bv, upright. 
 'Opflivv, Dor. or yEol. for bpOovv, 
 
 in-es. inf. act. of bpGbio. 
 OpGtvu), f. (Tuj, to raise upright : 
 
 fr. bpObg. 
 'OpOia, neut. pi. as adv., in a 
 
 OPG 
 
 so doing : fr. bpObg, ypd^w. 
 
 OpOoywiuog, b, y, rectangular : 
 
 fr. bpObg, ywvia. 
 OpOocayg, fog, b, y, knowing 
 
 well, understanding rightly : fr. 
 
 bp9bg, ddio. 
 'OpOobiKatog, b, y, strictly just, 
 
 upright : & 
 'OpQottKag, a, b. Dor. for 
 'OpOobiKyg, ov, b, that gives right 
 
 determinations, decides truly : 
 
 fr. bpObg, Ci'k:?/, 
 'OpOodpofiiu}, u>, to run straight 
 
 forward : fr. bpObg, dptfuo for 
 
 'OpObOpi^, b, y, gen. bpOoToixog, 
 that has the hair on end : fr. 
 bpQbg, OpiK. 
 
 'OpGoKpaipd'iov, gen. pi. f. g. Dor. 
 fr. 
 
 'OpGoKpaipog, a, ov, having the 
 head and horns erect and lofty ; 
 having the prow or stern ele- 
 vated ; havinf; the sail-vards 
 
 OPI 
 
 verses to be sung with a loud 
 voice : fr. 
 'OpObio. w, f. uj<Tuj, to make 
 straight, rectify, raise, elevate, 
 erect, construct, fix straight, 
 confirm, maintain, direct, regu- 
 late, reform, extol ; bpObofiat, 
 to be erected, raise oneself, suc- 
 ceed, prosper, be doing well. 
 Th. boOog. 
 
 loud voice, aloud, distinctly : & 
 
 'Op0(d^w, t. d(Tut, to sjieak loudly, 
 invoke aloud : fr. bpOiog. 
 
 'OpQidv, Dox*. for bpGiijjv, gen. pi. 
 fr. 
 
 'Op^toc, «> ov, f)r 6, y, lofty, 
 steep ; straight, firm, erect, up- 
 right ; loud ; bpGiov <pu)vf7v, to 
 
 ^ shout aloud. Th. bpGog. 
 
 'OpGb(3ovXog, b, y, rightly advis- 
 
 ^ ing, prudent : fr. bpGbg, (SovXy. 
 
 'OpGoypa<p((jj, Of, to write correct- 
 
 'OpGoypa^ia, ag, y, orthography, 
 writing correctly, or the art of 
 
 raised or braced up : fr. bpGbg, 
 Kpalpa. 
 'OpGoKodrog, b, y, having the 
 head erect ; lofty : fr. bpGbg. 
 Kpdvov. 
 'OpGoXoykio, oj, to speak rightly 
 and properly ; calculate correct- 
 ly : fr. bpGbg, Xtyw. 
 'OpGofJidvTtia, ag, y, a true pre- 
 diction : & 
 'OpGbfiavTig, siog, b, y, a true 
 
 prophet : fr. bpGbg, fiavTig, 
 'OpGovbfiog, b, y, dispensing just- 
 ly : fr. bpGbg, vsfiut. 
 'OpGoTTockio, ai, to walk u])rightly, 
 as opposed to halting : bpGoTroiig. 
 'OpGoTToXig, tujg, b, y, that sets 
 up cities, or keeps them upright 
 and safe ; an epith. of a good 
 prince : fr. bpGbg, rroXtg. 
 'OpGoTTOvg, TTo^og, b, y, that goes 
 straightforward, walks straight; 
 stee}) : fr. bpGbg, rrovg. 
 'OPGO'2, y, bv, right, straight, 
 direct, upright, erect, uplifted ; 
 sincere, just, proper, correct, 
 true. Hence 
 
 OpGoffTdSyv, & 'OpGoiTTa^bv, 
 adv,, standing upright : & 
 'OpGuffTdryg, ov, b, standing up- 
 right, a straight pillar : fr. bp- 
 Gbg, V(Tri//it. 
 'OpGoTtjg, yTog, y, straightness, 
 erect posture, uprightness, rec- 
 titude : fr. bpGbg. 
 'Op 00 ro/ifw, a>, to cut or divide 
 rightly, dispense justly ; f. y(Tw, 
 perf. wpGoTofiJjKa : fr. 
 'OpGoTofiog, b, >/, cutting rightly 
 or straight : fr. opGbg, rkfivoj. 
 'OpOorpt^sw, at, to have one's 
 
 hair standing on end : 6c 
 'OpGoTpixia, ag, y, a having one's 
 
 hair on end : fr. bpObg, Gpi^. 
 'OpGovv vfivov, to set up a song ; 
 compose in honour of any one 
 (4G9) 
 
 'OpGptvoiciTi, Dor. for bpGpevovGy, 
 
 dat. sing. part, pres, f, g. fr. 
 'OpGpevu), to be up early, be wake- 
 ful, do any thing early : fr. bp- 
 ^ Gpog. 
 
 'OpGpi^io, to come at dawn, be 
 awake in the morning, imperf. 
 wpGpiZov, f. iau), perf. wpGptKa, 
 a, 1, lopGpifTa, a. 1. imper. up- 
 GpifTov, rise at dawn. Th. 
 bpGpog. 
 
 OpGpivbg, y, bv, early in or be- 
 longing to the morning. Th. 
 bpGpog. 
 
 OpGpiog, a, ov, in the morning, 
 early : fr. the same. 
 
 'OpGpinavTig, a. 1. part, of bp- 
 Gpi'Coj. 
 
 'OpGpiat, I will rise early, Att. for 
 bpGpiaui, f. 1. ind. act. of same. 
 
 'OpGpoyby, yg, y, that bewails or 
 twitters early, an epith. of the 
 swallow : fi\ bpGpog, yodtu. 
 
 'OPOPOS, ov. b, the early morn- 
 ing, dawn ; opOpov, before it is 
 light : perhaps fr. opGooj, be- 
 cause morning makes us rise to 
 work, or fr. bpio, to rouse. 
 
 'OpGioGy, should liave prospered, 
 3 sing. a. 1. subj. pass, of bpGou). 
 
 'OpGwvvpog, b, y, justly named : 
 fr. bpGbg, ovofia. 
 
 'OpGvJg, adv., rightly, correctly, 
 properly, justly. Th. bpGog. 
 
 OpGiocraig, yEol. for 
 'OpGioffag, avTog, a. 1. part. act. 
 
 of bpGbuj, to set up. Th. boObg. 
 'OpGiofftg, fwc, y, a making 
 
 straight, direction, setting right, 
 
 success in : & 
 'OpGujTtjp, ypog, b, poet, a resto- 
 rer, that sets up the fallen, or 
 
 restores to health : fr. bpGbio. 
 'Opiyvdofxai, uifiai, the .siime as 
 
 bpsyofiai, to long for, aim at ; 
 
 fight, contend. Th. bpkyu). 
 'Opi^u), to limit, bound, set bounds 
 
 to, mark out, define ; separate ; 
 
 determine, settle, decide, decree, 
 
 enact, ordain, establish ; set a 
 
 price ; f. bpinio, Att. opttD, a. 1. 
 
 ijpiaa ; jires. pass, bpii^ofiai, pf. 
 
 pass. iopi(Tfiai, perf. part. pass. 
 
 (jjpiafiivog, y, ov, having been 
 
 defined, decivt'd, a. 1. pass. d)pi<T 
 
 Gtjv, a. 1. part. pass. bpiaQtig, 
 
 ivTog, having been settled. Th. 
 
 'bpog. 
 'OpiKTiTog, b, y, for bpfiKTiTog, 
 
 built on a mountain ; brought 
 
I 
 
 i* * 
 
 OPK 
 
 up on the moimtains : fr. opog, 
 
 KTl^OJ. 
 
 'Opi^aXiSeg, iov, a\, mountain or 
 wild apples : fr. opog, fxaXov, 
 Dor. for nf]\ov. 
 
 Oot'i'tt/, to stir up, agitate, dis- 
 turb, raise, rouse, excite ; mid. 
 to move rapidly, hasten, run ; f. 
 va>, pres. inf. opl'vfiv, Th. opio. 
 "OpioVy ov, TO, a boundary, Umit, 
 
 termination. Th. opog. 
 "OpioQ, ov, 6, belonging to a boun- 
 dary : fr. the same th. 
 'Opt'n-ai, 3 sing. a. 1. opt. act. or 
 
 a. 1. inf. act. of bpi^oj. 
 "Opi(T/ia, aroQ, to, anything de- 
 fined or determined, a detini- 
 tion, boundary, limit ; fixed oi)i- 
 nion, usage, custom : & 
 'Opia fjog, ov, 6, a setting of hmits, 
 
 marking out, appointment : & 
 'OpKTTrjg, ov, o, a commissioner 
 to determine boundaries, one to 
 fix the terms, decide what is 
 fair, arbitrator, umpire : fr. opi- 
 ^w. Th. opog. 
 'OpiTpt(prig, fog, o, //, nourished 
 or grown on a mountain : fr. 
 opog, rpg^w. 
 'Ouixdop.ai, ojfiai, to desire : fr. 
 
 opkyopai. 
 'Opiw, I will mark out, Att. for 
 
 6pi(Tio, f. 1. of opiCoj. 
 'Opiu)}', gen. pi. fr. opiov. 
 'OpKcti'j], i]g, t), the same as epKO.- 
 VI], an enclosure, fence, hedge ; 
 net ; machine used in enclosing 
 a city, on which towers were 
 erected ; prison : fr. tipyio. 
 "OpKt], rjg, y), a vessel for oil : fr. 
 
 the same. 
 'Opicj^w, to bind by an oath ; ad- 
 jure ; f. iau), perf. a/ofct/ca, a. 1. 
 uipKKTa. Th. opKog. 
 "OpKiov, ov, TOf a victim slain in 
 order to give sanction to an 
 oath ; the oath itself, a solemn 
 engagement or promise, pledge, 
 security : & 
 "OpKtog, a, ov, pertaining to an 
 oath, sworn by ; sworn, sworn 
 to : fr. opKog. 
 'OoKKT^bg, ov, 6, a binding by 
 
 oath, an oath : fr. 6pici^a>. 
 "0PK02, ov, 6, an oath, treaty, 
 promise, covenant ; an infernal 
 deity, that punished breach of 
 oath, Orcus ; opKoj; is an oath by 
 words, /3a>/i6g by victims, 7ri(TTig 
 by right iiands ; Person Med. 
 21 : fr. t'ipyio, to restrain. 
 'OpKOoj, u), f. uxTii), perf. lopKwKa, 
 to swear another, impose or re- 
 quire of one an oath. Th. opKog. 
 Hence 
 "OpKujfia, aTog, TO, something 
 
 ratified by oath, an oath. 
 'OpKOJfioaia, ag, ?/, the imposition 
 or solenmity of an oath ; swear- 
 ing of an oath, oath : & 
 
 OPN 
 
 opo/Jiai. 
 'OpfifjOtlg, svTog, a. 1. pt. pass. & 
 'Opnr]9i]vai, a. 1. inf. pass. &, 
 'Opfi})9))TT]v, dual a. 1. iud. pass. 
 
 Ion. fr. opfidu). 
 "Op)H7//ia, ciTog, to, impulse, force, 
 endeavour, object of desire ; ex- 
 pedition : fr. the same. 
 'OpfiijrriotTi, 3 pi. a. 1. subj. act. of 
 
 opfidio. 
 'Op^ijTtjpiov, ov, ro,a spur, whiji, 
 incitement, provocative, signal 
 to move ; place to retreat to 
 and shelter in, and whence men 
 sally to annoy the foe : fr. the 
 same. 
 'OpfXTjTiKbg, ?), ov, calculated to 
 excite, incentive; ardent, impe- 
 tuous : fr. the same, 
 start forward ; revolve in one's '0PM I A*, dg, y, a slight cord, 
 mind,think,meditate,long,wish; line, rope, hook, fishing-rod. 
 f. ai'ijj, pf. wpfiayKa. Th. bpf.iri. 'Opfii^u), f. tcrw, to bring a ship 
 Opi^i^v TTort TTtXtopiov KXtog, into harbour or station, anchor, 
 Btoi) avv ira\dp<}, to urge vn to moor, render secure : fr. opfjiog. 
 great glory, with the assistance "Ol'MlNON, ov, to, a herb re- 
 
 0PM 
 
 'OpK(ofi6(Tiov, OV, TO, the same ; 
 
 also, the place where a treaty 
 
 has been sworn to : fr. 
 OpKioixoTfvj, u), to swear, take an 
 
 oath : fr. 
 'OpKuj/jioTijg, OT, 6, bound by an 
 
 oath, one who takes an oath : 
 
 fr. opKog, bfii'Vfjii. 
 'OpKiOTt)g, ov, 6, one who exacts 
 
 or binds bv an oath ; opjcwrai, 
 
 ambassadors sent to exact an 
 
 oath : fr. bpKou). 
 'OPMAOO'2), ov, Of a rank, row, 
 
 order, series, chain ; recess, 
 
 chink, hole : fr. nnio, to connect. 
 'OpfidOut, Dor. for bpixijOw, subj. 
 
 a. 1. pass. fr. opfxdu). 
 'OpfxaiviM), to excite, instigate ; 
 
 rush headlong, make an effort. 
 
 of the Deity ; Find. 01. x. 24. 
 'Opfidonai, CJi-iai, see oojttrtw. 
 
 sembling a scallion. 
 "Opfiiaig, tiog, >/, safety in port, 
 "Op/taarai, has been adapted, 3 good anchorag*^; act of bringing 
 sing. perf. ind. pass, by metath.! a ship into harbour or landing : 
 for lipf-ioffTai, Ion. for //pjuoorai,! fr. opfii^u). 
 
 of the verb dp/xoLioj, f. ctu, to 'OpfxiaKog, ov, 6, a small neck- 
 agree, fit, suit, adapt ; perf. i/p-l lace : fr. 
 ^lOKa, perf. pass, i'lpixoafiai, crai, "0PM02, ov, 6, a necklace, any 
 
 orat. Th. dpuj, to fit. 
 'Opixdii), Cj, to put in motion, move 
 forward, lead, impel, urge, ani- 
 mate, instigate, excite throuirh 
 
 ornament for the neck ; a har- 
 bour, station, roadstead, moor- 
 ing for ships, place of safety: fr. 
 upu), to knit, or fr. tp/<«, a proj). 
 
 desire ; desire eagerly, be anx-.'Opt^aTrtrtov, ov, to, Bceot. for 
 ious ; make an effort, hasten, "Opvcov, ov,r6, a bird, small fowl. 
 
 start, rush forward or upon ; f. 
 ry<T(t>, perf. wpfiijica, a. 1. wpjw?;- 
 ca; mid. bpfido^ai, ii>fiai,to feel 
 moved or impelled, desire eager- 
 ly, long, rush forward or upon, 
 advance, hasten, set out, depart. 
 
 dimin. fr. oping, lOog, 6, i). 
 'Opvtwctjg, eog, 6, »/, like birds : 
 
 fr. bpvtov, tlcog. 
 'OpmOdpiov, ov, TO, a small bird. 
 OpviOapxog, b, a jirince of birds : 
 
 fr. opvig, «px^- 
 
 begin, start ; perf. pass. iopfXT]- ^''0pv'l9ag, ace. pi. fr. opvig, l9og. 
 
 fiai. Th. opjxi). 
 
 OpfisaTo, Ion. for u>pfirjvTOy 3 pi. 
 plupf. pass, of op^dio. 
 
 'Op^evi^do, gen. Al.o\. for -ov ; fr. 
 
 'Opfiividrjg, ov, 6, the name of a 
 man. 
 
 'Opfievog, by sync, for opofuvog, 
 being carried violently onwards, 
 rushing on, pres. part. pass, of 
 opu», to excite : also 
 
 'Op^itvog, ov, 6, the stem of a 
 cabbage or cauliflower, wild 
 asparagus : fr. the same. 
 
 'Opfikio, w, f. i7<T(t», to be in har- 
 bour ; ride at anchor, bring (a 
 ship) to land. Th. op/jiug. 
 
 'Op/u£w//£roe, rushing, Jt^i^- for op- 
 fubfitvog, by contr. for bpfiaofxt- 
 vog, pres. ])art. pass. fr. op/udw. 
 
 'OPMH', //g, }), impetuosity,shock, 
 violence, excitement, impulse, 
 instinct, emotion, passion, de- 
 sire, rushing on, attack ; begin- 
 ning, departure ; enterprise : fr. 
 (470) 
 
 6, t), a bird, ace. sing. opiWa. 
 'Opin9tiog, a, ov, of a bird : fr. 
 
 oping. 
 'Opvi9tvTiig, ov, 6, a bird-catcher, 
 
 fowler : fr. 
 'Opvi9tvu}, f. (Tu), to catch birds: & 
 'Opvi9iag, ov, 6, pertaining to 
 
 birds, by which birds of passage 
 
 arrive, scaring away birds : fr. 
 
 opvig. 
 'Opvi9iov, ov, TO, dim. a little 
 
 bird : fr. opvig. 
 'Opvi96yovog, 6, i), sprung from a 
 
 bird : fr. opvig, yovii. 
 'Opvi9o9rjpa, ag, >'/, fowling, bird- 
 hunting : 6i, 
 'Opvi9o9iipag, ov, 6, a fowler : 
 
 fr. bpi'ig, 9rjpa. 
 Opri9of^iaviui, u), to imitate birds; 
 
 litem II V, to be mad after them : 
 
 fr. opi'it;, fiaivofiui. 
 'Opvi9oaK07riu), a>, to inspect or 
 
 augur from birds ; f. rjaoj, perf. 
 
 U)pvi9o<JK6Tn]Ka : fr. 
 
 OPO 
 
 'OprjOoffKoTTOc, ov, 6, an augur, 
 observer of birds, soothsayer, 
 diviner : fr. bpvig, (jKOirtoi. 
 
 "Opj't^, i^of, 6, ij. Dor. for 
 
 'OPNIS, Wog, also log, 6, ,), a 
 bird ; bird of prey, vulture ; 
 fowl, hen ; omen, augury. 
 
 'Opvlni, dat. pi. fr. the above. 
 
 'Opi'tx", Dor. for bpvi9a, aec. 
 sing. fr. opin^. 
 
 'Opj'JYoXoxoc, o, 7/, poet. & Dor. 
 for 6pvi9o\bxog, that snares or 
 entraps birds : fr. opvig, \6xog. 
 
 'Opvvfini, to rouse one's self, 
 hasten, rise, rush forth, ad- 
 vance : fr. opi'Vfii. 
 
 'Opvv^tv \' opvi'iifvai, to rouse, 
 Dor. for opvvvai, ]n\ inf. act. & 
 
 'Op»/v/i£i'oio, for -ov, gen. Ion. 
 jiart. pres. pass. fr. 
 
 "Opi'f'/u, to move, excite, impel, 
 
 ^ encourage, rouse, raise : fr. opw. 
 
 'Opvva9t, be ye roused, 2 pi. of 
 ])res. imper. pass, opwrro, fr, 
 opvvfit. 
 
 'OpvvLj, poet, to excite, encou- 
 rage, the same as opi'u/ii, & fr. 
 the same. 
 
 'OPOBOS, ov, 6, Lat. errum. 
 
 OPS 
 
 OPY 
 
 pulse, vetches : fr. tptTTTw. 
 'OpoyvJa, perf. part. mid. f. g. of 
 
 opkyu}, to stretch, pf. m. uipoya, 
 
 ])erf. part. m. wpoyiog, vui, by 
 
 Ion. systole opoyina. 
 Opoeai.u>ig,iSog, y), the same as 
 'OPO'.AAMNOv, ov, 6, a branch, 
 
 tw ig, scion. 
 OpoCfi.n'idctg, lov, ai, an epith. 
 
 of nymphs or bees, as having 
 
 tv opei ds/.tviov, their residence 
 
 in mountains. 
 'OpoOtfTta, ag, »/, the fixing of li- 
 ^ mits or bounds ; 9f:<ng tuv dpov. 
 Opo9vvuj, the same as oput, to 
 
 excite, animate, rouse. 
 'OpoKTVTTog, 6, //, roaring or re 
 
 sounding on the mountains : fr. 
 opog, KTvnsio. 
 'OpofjaXiCeg, Dor. for ontia /j^iXa, 
 
 wild apples. 
 'OPO'NTION, ov, TO, the name 
 
 of an herb. 
 'OPOS, fog, TO, a mountain, hill : 
 fr. opu), to raise, set up ; being 
 the surface of the earth raised 
 or much exalted : but 
 "OPOS, ov, 6, a boundary, limit, 
 goal, extremity, landmark, fron- 
 tier, mark,object; measure, rule, 
 method, mode, title, definition : 
 fr. opa, to see, boundaries being 
 gen< rally marked, so as to be 
 opnToi : but 
 Opog, ov, 6, whey. 
 Opnfrdyyai, wv, o'l, a name given 
 in Persian to those who liave 
 deserved well of their king ; 
 Ilerod. viii. 85. 
 'OporvTroff, 6, i), dashing down 
 the mountains : fr. opog, tvtttoj. 
 
 OpovfTav, they rushed against, 3 
 pi. a. I. ind. act. Ion. for uipov- 
 aav ; but opovcrav, darting for- 
 ward, for opovffdaav, a. 1. part, 
 act. f. g. fr. 
 
 Opoi'no, to thrust forward, rush, 
 rush upctn or forward ; f. ovaoj, 
 perf. iopovKU. Th. bpio. 
 Opo(pf), T/r, //, a roof, ridge, top, 
 ceiling, flooring, covering : fr. 
 tpc^w. Hence 
 
 'Opotpiac, ov, ('), a lodger in the 
 roof, Aristoph. ^(p. 200. 
 
 *Opo0oc, ov, 6, a roof, thatch : fr. 
 tpe<pbj. Hence 
 
 Opo(p6oj, at, to form a roof, thatch ; 
 1. 10(710, perf. wpn<pioKa. 
 
 'Op6^io/.ia, aTog,To, a roof, cover 
 ing : fr. the above. 
 
 'Opowr, poet, for opcDr, pi. bpooiv 
 Ttg for bpthvTEg, ])res. pt. act. of 
 bpdio,^ to see; f. dau), pf. u)paKa, 
 Att. ubpaKa. 
 
 OpoiovTL, Dor. for bpoioriov bpij- 
 ai, they see, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. 
 of the same verb. 
 
 'OpoojTf, poet, for bpi^n, 2 pi. 
 l>res. opt. act. of the same. 
 
 'Op-JTETOV, ov, TO, Mo\. for f'pTTf- 
 TOV. 
 
 O PITHS, ijKog, Dor. opTra^, 6, a 
 pole, bow, branch, tw ig grow ing 
 up from the root of a tree; stick 
 with a goad used to drive cattle; 
 javelin made of a round and 
 straight bough ; perhaps fr. tp- 
 TTio, as creeping up from the 
 roots of the tree. 
 "Oppa, poet, for o pa, namely 
 which. 
 
 . 
 
 Op<nvi(l)i)g, koQ, 6, 7), cloud-i-ais- 
 ing ; an epith. of Jove : fr. opoj, 
 
 ^ f. yKol. bp<T(i), & vk(pog. 
 
 'OpcTiTTtCog, b, >'/, shaking the 
 
 ^ earth : fr. bpio, ttscov. 
 
 'OpfTo, by .sync, fi.r op<Tfo, & this 
 Ion. for opaov, pres. imper. pass. 
 (if opfTio, fr. fut. 1. of bpoj. 
 
 OpanOvpa, ag, //, Ion. dprTo9vpTj, 
 a high-raised door, as one open- 
 ing into the second story from 
 a flight of stairs or balcony : fr. 
 bpio, f. yEol. bpaio, & 9vpa. 
 
 'OpaoXorrfvio, f. o-a>, & 'OptroXo- 
 TTHo, 10, f. i](T(jj, to harass, dis- 
 tract : fr. 
 
 'Opo-oXoTTOc, o, //, turbulent, tor- 
 menting: fr. bpio, XoTTog. 
 'OpiTOTpiaiva, nom. ^ol. for 6p- 
 
 (TOTpiaivijg, Dor. opfforpian'ag, 
 
 gen. opfToTpiaiva, for opaoTpuii- 
 
 vov ; fr. 
 'Op(TOTpiahn]g, ov, 6, trident-lift- 
 
 iiig ; an epith. of Neptune : fr. 
 
 opio, Tplaiva. 
 "Opffoj, I will rouse, f. .^ol. of 
 
 opio, f. opCj. But 
 "Opcru), bp(Tof.iai, to rise, hasten ; 
 
 hence imper. bpuio, rise : fr. 
 
 bpoj. 
 "Oprtt^w, Ion. for copra^a>,f. atrw, 
 ^ to keep a festival. Th. topTrj. 
 OpTaXi'Cio, f. i(Tu), to begin to try 
 
 the w ings, and flutter, bound or 
 
 skip about : fr. 
 0PTAA1*2, iSog, »/, a young hen 
 
 or chicken, pullet ; perhaps fr. 
 
 bpu), to raise on high. Hence 
 'OprdXixog, ov, b, an unfledged 
 pullet. 
 
 'OppoTTvyiov, or opoTTvytor, or 'Opr//, rjg, 1), Ion. for iopTi), a 
 
 ovpoTTvyun^ ov, to, the rump, 
 tail : fr. bppog, irvyi]. 
 'OP"PO'S, ov, o, whey; afso bpbg, 
 ov, 6 ; as if fr. tpoko} or pew, to 
 flow : but 
 
 'Oppo£:,ov, 6, the division between 
 the anus and scrotum ; written 
 al.so opog. 
 
 'Oppiodtw, (3, f. TffTu), to fear, be 
 terrified or afraid, dread, shud- 
 der ; a metaphor taken from 
 animals which in fear draw in 
 their tail between their legs ; 
 also opvodeu). Th. bppog. 
 
 'Oppojdia, ag, y, fear, terror, 
 dread, alarm : fr. the above. 
 
 'Opaai, yEol. for bpai, a. 1. inf. 
 act. of bptt), to rouse. 
 
 'Opaeo, rise. Ion. for opcov, pres. 
 imper. of bpffoj^iai, formed by 
 the poets fr. f. .^ol. boffio, of 
 opio 
 
 "Opffyg, 2 sing. a. 1. sul>j. act. of 
 the same. 
 
 'OpaiKTvirog, 6, //, poet, sound- 
 ing fearfully, that raises a roar: 
 fr. bpu), KTVTTog. 
 
 'OpaiXoxog, ov, 6, OrsUochts, a 
 proper name. 
 
 (471) 
 
 festival. 
 
 'OpTvyia, ag, 7), Ortygia, former- 
 ly an island, afterwards part of 
 the continent. 
 'OpTvyofiifTpa, ag, >/, a mother 
 quail, very large quail, quail, 
 land-rail : fr. bpTv%, fn']Tpa. 
 
 'OPTYa, vyoc, 6, Lat. coturnix,ii 
 quail ; perhaps fr. bpio, being so 
 easily set to fight. 
 
 'Opvyfxa, arog, to, a ditch, pit, 
 Imrrow, mine : fr. bpvcraio. 
 
 'OPYZA, t]g, 1), Lat. oryza, Engl. 
 rice. 
 
 'OpvKTi^p, ijpog, 0, a digger : & 
 
 'OpvKTog, 1), bv, dug, any thing 
 dug up, a fossil : fr. bpvaaio. 
 
 'OPTMArAO'S, ov, b, tumult, 
 clamour, uproar, noise, crash. 
 Opv^, vyoc, o, a hoe, spade, ma- 
 son's chisel ; the oriix, a sort of 
 wild goat : fr. opvacrio. 
 
 "Opv^ig, eiog, r), a digging, delv- 
 ing : fr. 
 
 'OPT'SSQ, or 'OpvTTio, to dig, 
 dig or grub up, bury, plant ; f. 
 KoJ, perf. lopvxct, a. 1. uipv^a, 
 a. 2, wpvyoi', perf. pass, lopvy- 
 fiai, ^ai. Hence 
 
OPX 
 
 
 p i 
 
 I 
 
 1 
 
 'Opvxn, m, >/, a digging, ditch. 
 'Op(pavd TtKva, orphan children, 
 orphans: fr. dpipavbg, destitute. 
 *Op(pa.i'tv^a, aroQ, to, the con- 
 dition of an orphan, orphanage: 
 fr. 
 'Op<pavevii},f. ffw, to act as guard- 
 ian to orphans ; mid. to be an 
 orphan : & 
 'Op^avt'a, ag, ?/, the destitute 
 
 state of children : & 
 'Op<paviKo), f. i(Tio, to render de- 
 stitute, deprive of parents, with 
 gen. 6p0avi^£<T0ai, to be bereav- 
 ed of one's parents, be destitute. 
 Th. 6p<pav6g. 
 'OptpaviKog, T], ov, relating to or- 
 phans, destitute : fr. op^avog- 
 'OptpavicfTTiQ, ov, 6, a guardian : 
 
 fr. 6p0avt^a>. 
 '0P«I»A><0'2, r), 6v, orphan, de- 
 stitute, bereaved of parents, de- 
 serted, left alone ; probably fr. 
 opcpvbg, obscure ; being neglect- 
 ed, and as it were in darkness. 
 'Op0ai'orpo0£w, f. rjffio, to main- 
 tain an orphan, be guardian to 
 fr. 6(j<pai'6g, rpt^w. 
 'Op^avo^i-Xa?, ukoq, b, a guard 
 
 ian : fr. dcxpavbg, 0?';Xa^. 
 'Op<ptvg, kioQ, 6, ()rplt£us. 
 'Op(pvaia, or -rj, subst. for bp(pvrj, 
 
 f. g. fr. 
 'Op^valog, a, ov, also 'Optpvivog, 
 Tj, ov, & 'Op(pvbg, i), bv, dark, 
 obscure, black : fr. 
 'OP*NH, r]g, ?/, Dor. 6p0i^a, dark- 
 ness, obscurity, night : fr. 
 'OP4>0'2, ou, o* deprived of light ; 
 
 bereaved of other things : also 
 'Op(pb^, oO, Att. 6p0wc> **^5 o> Lat. 
 orphus, a fish so called, its back 
 being covered or shaded with 
 prickles ; ace. pi. 6p0wg. 
 'Opxafxog, a leader, prince, ruler, 
 for apxoc, the same as apxafiog. 
 Th. dpxrj. 
 'OpxdTog, ov, the same as opxog, 
 ov, 6, a row of trees ; enclosure, 
 garden, orchard. 
 'OPXE'OMAT, ovfiai, to move 
 conformably to a certain order 
 or measure, dance, bound, skip, 
 throb ; f. m. rjffonai. 
 'Opxivprai, Dor. for opxovvrai, 
 3 pi. pres. ind. m. of the pre- 
 ceding verb. 
 'Opx^j^bv, or 'Opx^i^ov, f^om one 
 to another, in a row ; stoutly, 
 manfully ; adv. fr. bpxog. 
 'OpxrjOfJibg, & Att.'OpxV^I^^QfOV, 
 b, dancing, a dance, gen. Ion. 
 bpx^^i^oio : & 
 'OpxniJ-^^ arog, rb, a dance : & 
 'Opx^<y*t'» ^^Sj »/j dancing, the 
 
 art of dancing : fr. bpxfouai. 
 
 *0pXr](T0fiai, f. 1. m. of opx^oixai. 
 
 'Opxn^^UPi ^poQi o, a dancer : & 
 
 'OpXrjcTTrig, ov, b, a dancer : fr. 
 
 opx^ofxai. Hence 
 
 OS 
 
 'Opxf1<yTiKbg, »), bv, pertaining to 
 or fond of dancing : 
 
 'OpxrjfTToCiSdffKaXog, ov, b, a 
 dancing-master. Th. hSdcTKoj. 
 
 'OpXV<TTpa, ag, y, orchestra, a 
 ])lace in the theatre, where the 
 chorus danced and sung, or the 
 benches of the senators were : & 
 
 'Opx//<Trpjf, icog, >}, a female 
 dancer : & 
 
 'Opx»70Tv(;, vog, i), dancing : fr. 
 bpx^o^ai. 
 
 "O'PXIS, uog, b, a testicle ; the 
 
 name of an herb & of a fish. 
 
 Opxofievog, ov, 6, proper name 
 
 of a man : also a city of Bfjeotia. 
 
 OPXOS, ov, b, a row of plants, 
 
 ranire or line of vines, fore rank 
 
 of >ines, garden ; opx<og, ace. 
 
 pi. Dor. : fr. which, with yard, 
 
 osn 
 
 & n ^iv, a ^t, the one, the 
 
 other ; og Kal og, this and tliat 
 
 one. 
 "Oc, i), ov, his, hei-s, its : fr. ov, 
 
 of himself. 
 'Ocra, how great, nom. pi. n. g. 
 
 fr. o(Tog, how great ; adv. how 
 
 much. 
 'OffuKig & 'OaaKi, poet. 'OfftjaKi, 
 
 as often as ; adv. Th. oaog. 
 '0(XaTr\d(Ting, a, ov, &i 'OauTrXa- 
 
 rriiov, ovog, b, //, how many fold, 
 
 (indef.) : fr. the same th. 
 'Oaaxov, adv., wheresoever ; as 
 
 often as : fr. the above th. 
 "0(ryf, i/yf , oyi, who indeed, &c. : 
 
 fr. bg, who, «^ yi. 
 'OaSovTi, tliey smell. Dor. for 
 
 b^ovcri, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of 
 
 ofJCoj, for o^w, to smell. 
 
 may be compounded Engl.'orc/e-'0<T//^fpat, used adv. daily; for 
 ard. In Milton o>r/i'i^fr.opx«rog.! oaai I'm'tpai. 
 'OPQ, to rouse, stir up, excite ;"0<Tia, lov, rd, ceremonies, sacri- 
 pass. to be roused, rise, rush I fices at funerals; deeds of mercy : 
 with violence ; f. 6pu» & bpcroj,] ^ 
 
 perf. (hpKa, perf. m. Att. opwpa 
 'Opui, contr. fr. bpdoj, to see. 
 'Opf^aro, Ion. for bptpvTo, 3 pi. 
 
 opt. pass. fr. bpdofxai. 
 'Op(^i]v, rig, r), I may be seeing, 
 
 pres. opt, act. Att. for bpdoifii, 
 
 t^fxi, of bpdix). 
 *Opu}fiai, contr. fr. bpdo^ai ; pi. 
 
 bpiofiiOa, pres. ind. pass. ; bpatv- 
 
 Ttg, pi. part. pres. act. 6<. 
 'OpCJutv, 1 pi. pres. ind. act. of 
 
 bpdio, to see. 
 'OpCJv, gen. pi. fr. bpog, eog, rb, a 
 
 mountain ; but 
 'Oputv, pres. part. fr. opaw. 
 'Opojpa, Att. for d»pa, perf. m. of 
 
 bpu), to raise ; pluperf. m. opio- 
 
 pnv Si wpwpfir, tig, «t. 
 'OpujptxaTo, 3 pi. pluperf. pass. 
 
 Ion. fur 
 'Cpojptyfiivoi ijffav, fr. bpfyco, to 
 
 stretch or extend ; f. ^tu, perf. 
 
 (jjpexa, Att. 6p(uf)£X"* 
 
 'Opwpy, should have been rising, 
 3 sing. perf. subj. m. ; see bpujpa. 
 
 'Opwpj/Ka, pf. act. by Att. redupl. 
 for ijjprjKa, of opttu, u>, f. tjffio, 3 
 s. p. pass. bpwprjTai; or this may 
 be 3 s. pr. subj. pass, of bptopu), 
 fr. perf. m. opujpa, of bpoj 
 
 'Opiopov, I made to rise, Att. for 
 (bpov, a. 2. or imperf. act. of bpoj. 
 
 'Opu)pvxa, I have dug, Att. for 
 (jjpvxa, pf. act. of bpvffau}, f. ^a>. 
 
 'Opwpw, the same as opuj, & fr. 
 its perf. m. 
 
 'Opioffai, seeing, pres. part. f. g. 
 pi. contr. of bpdio, to see. 
 
 "Og, f), o, who, which, that ; an 
 article placed after substantives, 
 & joined to svmdry particles, as 
 offye, oamp, offre, oaKt ; used 
 for Tig, who? for rt(,^, some one; 
 for ovTog or tKuvog, this or that; 
 for UTig ; for tog ; of ^tv, bg dk, 
 (472) 
 
 OcTjrt, ag. Ion. bait}, r/c, /;, piety, 
 religion, divine justice, atone- 
 ment, funeral rites : &. 
 "02102, a, ov, pure, just, holy, 
 })ious ; common, not consecrated 
 
 to tlie gods : itpu Kcti oaia, iCia 
 Kal Stjfioffia, sacred ^ profane, 
 private 6l public : rb offior, con- 
 duct suitable to laws divine & 
 human, but principally the for- 
 mer. 
 
 'OfTioTijg, ijrog, >/, religion, sanc- 
 tity, piety : & 
 
 'Oaioio, Cj, f. a»<T(u, to render holy 
 or pure ; purify or expiate one 
 profaned; perform the last rites : 
 fr. oaioQ, holy. 
 
 'Oa'nog, adv., religiously, in a holy 
 manner : fr. the same th. 
 
 "OaKtv, whoever ; poet, for og dv. 
 
 'Off^t), ijg, »'/, odor : fr. o^w. 
 
 "Orrov, adv., as much as, as far as : 
 o(Tov /ij), all but, almost ; oaov 
 ovStTTUj, & oaov ovK ydi}, within 
 a little, all but ; ovc' ocrov, & 
 ^rfS' oaov, not ever so little, not 
 in the least ; fiiKpbv oaov oaov, 
 in a very short time, Hebr. x. 
 37. Isa. xxvi. 20. 
 
 "Oaov-rrip, "OaovTt, & 'Oaovovv, 
 adv., about, nearly. 
 
 'Oaovwv, Ion. for baovovv, how 
 little soever ; almost : fr. 
 
 "0202, T], ov, poet, oaaog, as 
 much as, as great as, as many as, 
 of the same sort as ; pi. oaoi, ai, 
 a, whoever, what persons so- 
 ever, as many as : tv oatp, in 
 the mean time ; oa(f> fiaXXov, 
 by so much the more ; ifp' oaov, 
 for as long a time as ; Ka9' oaov, 
 as far as. 
 OaoaTTip, as many soever as. 
 
 "Oairtp, ijTrip, oirtp, who ; who- 
 ever, whatever. Th. be. 
 
 OST 
 
 'OSnPION, ov, TO, all kind of 
 
 pulse, peas, beans, &c. : perhaps 
 
 fr. aTTfipit), to sow. 
 'Oaa', two eyes, dual num. for 
 
 baae or baatt, fr. oaaog, eog, Tb, 
 
 an eye. Th. oTTTOfjiai, to see. 
 "Oaa' for oaaa, whatever ; fr. 
 
 bang, poet, oaaog, as much as. 
 '022 A, rjg, //, rumour, fame, 
 
 voice, omen ; perhaps fr. 6i//. 
 "Oaaa, poet, for baaKig, as often 
 
 as : & 
 
 OTI 
 
 nature : fr. oarkov, tpvu). 
 
 'OaTpaKiLioj, to banish by ostra- 
 cism, i. e. by votes for banish- 
 ment written on shells and cast 
 into an urn : fr. oaTpaicov. 
 
 'OarpaKivda, adv. underst. Trauia, 
 a game played with potsherds : 
 & 
 
 'OaTpttKivog, tj, ov, having a 
 shell, made of clay or eartli : fr. 
 barpaKov. 
 
 'OaTpaKiafibg, ov, b, ostracism ; 
 
 "Oaaai, poet, for oaai, as many condemnation to exile by votes 
 as, pi. num. f. g. fr. bcog, poet. "' ' " 
 
 oaaog, as much as. 
 
 'OaaaTiov for oaov, how many. 
 
 how great. 
 
 'Oaat, Tu), two eyes, dual num. 
 for baaee,hy cutting off* the final 
 i, or by metaplasm for baaio ; 
 fr. oaaog, ov, 6. 
 
 "OaatTo, 3 sing, imperf. ind. m. 
 Ion. of baaoftat, to sec, yEol. 
 for biTTOfiai ; f. b-^o^ai, perf. 
 Con^ai. 
 
 'Oaati'iofiai, Att. 'OrTivo^ai, to 
 divine from some voice or sign, 
 ])i*ophesy, predict : fr. oaaa 
 
 "Oaai), i)g, 1), Ossa, a mountain of 
 Thessaly. 
 
 "Oaaixog, rj, or, how little, as 
 little as ; dimin. of oaog. 
 
 "Oaaoi, poet, for oaoi, whoever ; 
 fr. oaog. 
 
 "Oaaofjtai, to see, ^Eol. for uttto- 
 l^iai ; baaSfifvog, pres. part. ; to 
 foresee, forebode, augur, por- 
 tend, think : fr. oaaa, an omen. 
 
 "Oaaov, for oaov, as much as 
 Oaaog, ov, b, & 'Oaaog, tog, Tb, 
 an eye, dual rw baat, by apoc. 
 for baatt, or by metaplasm for 
 baau), dat. pi. baaoig : fr. baao- 
 [iai, JEtol. for oTTTOfiai, to see. 
 
 'Oard, pi. fr. oaTbv, ov, Tb, a 
 shell, tile. But oaTa, contr. for 
 baTta, bones, pi. fr. oaTsov, ovv. 
 
 'OaraKog, the same as daTaKog. 
 
 'Oarta a, iov, ra, Lat. ossa, bones, 
 pi. fr. oaTEov, a bone. 
 
 'OaTtivog, tj, ov, & 'OaTivog, also 
 'OaTwSrjg, eog, 6, »/, of bone ; 
 })ony : fr. 
 
 '02TE'0N, ouv, gen. tov, ov, Tb, 
 a bone, rib ; the stone of fruit. 
 
 'OaTt6<piv, poet, for oaTtojv, or 
 bartoig. 
 
 "OaTig, i'jTig, oti, gen. ovrivog, 
 ijarivog, &c. who, whoever, 
 every one; Matth. xxv. 1.: also, 
 for bg, John viii. 53. Acts xiii. 
 43 : fr. bg, who, & Tig. 
 
 '02TAirS, yog, 1), a spark, curl, 
 ringlet. 
 
 'OaroXoyia, ag, 1), an examina- 
 tion or coUecthig of bones : fr. 
 oaTovv, Xiyu). 
 
 'OaTovi% oi), TO, a bone. 
 
 'Oaroipvtlg, nom. or ace. pi. fr. 
 
 'OaTO<l>vt)g, tog, b, t), bony by 
 
 written on shells and cast into 
 an urn : fr. the same. 
 OaTpaKodtpfiog, ov, b, covered 
 with a shell, testaceous : fr. 
 oaTpaKov, <)epixa. Th. rtpw. 
 
 •'02TPAKON, ov, ro, an earthen 
 pot or vessel, shell, tile, shard, 
 piece of tile formerly used in 
 giving votes. 
 
 '02TPEON, or'Offrpftoi^oi;, Tb, 
 an oyster ; the purple colour ob- 
 tained from a certain sjtecies of 
 shell-fish, scarlet : perhaps fr. 
 bartov. 
 
 'OaTojdrjg, tog, b, »/, like bone, 
 bony : fr. oaTtov, ei6og. 
 
 ''02TPY2, vog, or'OaTpva, ag,v, 
 a sort of tree in Greece, the ash. 
 
 '024>PArN0MAI, f. m. avov- 
 fiai, to bring odour to oneself, 
 snuff*, smell, scent, smell of. 
 Hence 
 
 'OatppavTTjpiog, a, ov, cai>able of 
 smelling, or of yielding an odour. 
 
 'Oa<ppdo^ai, same as 6a<ppaivo- 
 fiai ; f. m. oacpprjaofxai, perf. 
 pass. uia<ppT)f.iai, aai, Tai. 
 
 'Oa<ppa<Tia, ag, 1), odour : & 
 
 "Oaipptjaig, tiog, >'/, smelling, the 
 smell : fr. ba<ppaivoiiai. 
 
 'Oa(pp6fitvog, smelling, by sync, 
 for ba<ppaiv6ntvog,Y>res. part. m. 
 fr. badtpaivofiai. 
 
 '02^Y 2, vog, y, the reins, loins ; 
 accus. ba<pvv ; according to 
 others, bacftvog, batpvv. 
 
 "Oaxog, & "Oax^og, ov, b, & "Oa- 
 X€OV, ov, TO, & 'Oo-x«a, ag, »/, 
 also 'OaxT] & *Q(Tx^^ rjg, r), a 
 vine-bi'anch, young shoot ; the 
 scrotum. 
 
 "Or', also '69', for oTt, when. 
 
 ' Otov or ot' dv, when, seeing 
 that, since, conj. orav avrbv 
 iOewpei, Mark iii. II, almost the 
 only instance of its use with an 
 indie. ; as long as : fr. oTt, dv. 
 
 "OTE, when, as, since ; poet. 
 
 OTTe, Dor. okku. 
 'Orto, Ion. & oTtv, Dor. for ov- 
 
 Tivog. 
 'OTe<p 7-po7ry, Ion. for i^tivi rpo- 
 
 7r</>, how, in whatever manner. 
 'Or€<^5//, Ion. for (prividi), to 
 
 whomsoever: but oTtiov for atv- 
 
 Tivujv, of whom. 
 "OTI, poet. OTT I, a conj. (neuter 
 (473) 
 
 OTO 
 
 of oaTig) that ; because, for that 
 reason because ; since ; equiva- 
 lent to the Latin qudm, with 
 suporl., yet found with positive 
 in Herod, oti Ti'ixog for oti tu- 
 Xtora, as quickly as possible ; 
 sometimes without meaning ; 
 Mattli. ix. 18. Mark v. Xk \i. 
 15. Xeii. K. II. iii. 51 ; on ta- 
 Ttti TtXtiujaig, Luke i. 45, that 
 there shall be a performance, 
 not, for there shall be ; (a usaj,'e 
 found, however, Luke xxii. 20.) 
 so Matth. ix. 28. Mark xi. 22. 
 24. Luke iv. 30. 1 Pet. iv. 1, 2. 
 — for CioTi, whv, wherefore, 
 Mark ix. 28. Luke ii. 49. John 
 IV. 27. Tattoi oti Toaaov fX'w- 
 aaTo 4>ot/iog 'Atz6XXu)V, II. A. 
 04, should say why Pha?bus 
 Apollo has conceived so great 
 wrath ; Od. T. 404, 'Hi- /i/) 
 (ppdayg oti t(^0 aKoXovOovfitv 
 TToTt, Aristoph. IIX. 19, unless 
 you declare why it is that we 
 are following liere ; it is there- 
 fore no Hebraism, as Grotius 
 observes on Mark ix. 11. When 
 beginning a speech in the speak- 
 er's own words, it is superfluous, 
 as Mark ii. II. Theophr. Char. 
 3. "On 'iva Xdfty Tt)v yvralKa, 
 Mark xii. 19, that he may mar- 
 ry ; a rare iiiode of speech ; oti 
 /i/), unless ; with infin. OtiopCit 
 OTI Td 9t]pia Tovg TrXtiaTovg 
 dia<p9tlpai, Polyb. BtwpCj oti 
 fitTa vjSptojg fifXXtiv tata9ai 
 Tbv TcXovv, Acts xxvii. 10 : but 
 6,Ti, whatever, is a pronoun n. 
 g. fr. oaTig. 
 
 'OTityyvTuTa, as nearly as pos- 
 sible. 
 
 Otu), conj. for oti, because, as, 
 since. 'Orij^rt ; for bTitj ti ; 
 why ? wherefore ? 
 
 'OrtoOr, what then ? whatsoever, 
 any thing, what you please, ever 
 so little, as much as you please ; 
 fitio' bTiovv or ovS' bnioaTiovv, 
 Xen. K. n. i. 20, by no means : 
 fr. oarig, who, & ovv, therefore. 
 
 "Orig, for oaTtg ; gen. OTto, orrco, 
 Ion. OTtv, Att. OTOV, dat. oTt^t, 
 
 Att. 
 
 or^, ace. ovTiva. 
 
 'OrXf'w, ai, f. i)ait), & 'OrXti'w, f. 
 tvau), to bear calamity, suffer, 
 endure, sustain : fr. 
 
 'OTXog, ov, b, labour, toil, suff"er- 
 ing, misery, burden : fr. TXdut, 
 by pleon. of o, fr. raXdcu, to suf- 
 fer, by sync. TXdu). 
 
 'Orof3ta» ^ 'Orro/3fw, tD, f. i)aio, 
 to resound, rattle : fr. 
 
 '0T0B02 & 'OTTofiog, ov, 6, a 
 clatter, i*attling, somid, loud 
 noise, uproar. 
 
 'OTOTOr, orroroT, alas ! 
 
 'Ototv^o), f. vaio, to cry alas ! 
 groan, lament ; pass. OTOTv^ofiai, 
 
r 
 
 •III 
 
 ■i 
 
 OYA 
 
 to be lamented. Th, ototoI. 
 
 'Orori'^tot;, «, ov, mournful, Ari- 
 stoph. : fr. the above. 
 
 "Orow, Att. for ovrivog,gen. sing. 
 fr. orrrigy who, fr. ot;, Tig. 
 
 'OrpaXkiog, pi-omptlv, rai)klly, di- 
 lii^entlv, adv. Th. ornvvio. 
 
 'Orpijpbg, a, 61^, quick, active, 
 prompt, diligent ; nom. dual 6 
 Tpt]pu} : fr, oTovvu). 
 
 'Orpixfg for o^toro(/\;5^,having the 
 same hair or mane : fr. o9pi^. 
 
 'Orpvvoiisv, 1 pi. pros. ind. act. 
 of orpvvu). 
 
 *OTpvvTvg, vog, >/, incitement, ex- 
 hortation. Th. orpvi'o). 
 
 'OTPv'Nli, to incite, urge, impel, 
 
 instigate, encoui'age ; f. vvCJ, 
 
 Ion. orpvvHo, pass. oTpvvo^iai, 
 
 to rouse oneself, be incited. 
 
 "Orrt, because, since ; poet, for 
 t» 
 
 OTl. 
 
 "OrTiKfv, poet, for o,ti & Ktv, 
 whatever. 
 
 'Orrofiog, see orofiog. 
 
 'OrroroT, see ororol. 
 
 'Ottotu^io, the same as ototvK^o 
 
 "Or(^, Att. for r^jrivt, to whom ; 
 fr. oTTig, whoever : fr. og, rig. 
 
 OY' if a conson., ovk if an unas 
 
 •pirated, and ovx if an aspirated 
 vowel follows, adv. Att. ovxh 
 not. In Greek a double nega- 
 tion denies more strongly, and 
 is translated, by no means ; oux 
 OTl, ovx oTTwc, not only. 
 
 Oy, adv., where ; whither ; tanv 
 ouj in some place. 
 
 Ov, of himself, gen. fr. 'og, ov, 
 who, of whom ; ov, ol, i, of him- 
 self, herself, &c. to himself, 
 himself ; sometimes, but seldom, 
 him. 
 
 Ov, you sent, for stro or to, contr. 
 ov, 2 sing. a. 2. ind. m. or a. 2, 
 imper. m. fr. irj/jii, to send, f. 
 f/*Ta>, a. 2. 37V. 
 
 Ova, an interj. of ridicule. 
 
 Oval, an interj. of grief, denun- 
 ciation, or threatening, woe ! 
 alas ! with dat. r/ oval, woe. 
 
 OY^AS, a roc, to, an ear, poet, for 
 ovg, ojTog, to, the same ; dat. pi. 
 ovamv. 
 
 OvaTu, ears, handles of vessels, 
 nom. pi. fr. ovag, ovuTog, to. 
 
 OvaToeig, taaa, ev, long-eared 
 fr. the same. 
 
 Ovyyia or OvyKia, Lat. uncia,one 
 part (viz. in twelve) of the as, 
 Grecized fr. the Latin. 
 
 Ovdalog, a, ov, low, on the gnmnd, 
 earthly : fr. ovSog. 
 
 OvCafiij, Dor. ovCafia, no where, 
 into no place, adv. : fr. ovCai^iog 
 
 Ov^afiivog, //, ov, of no account, 
 trirting, contemptible, despica- 
 ble : fr. ovCafiog. 
 
 OvCa^oOev, adv., from no place. 
 
 OvCafxolffL for ovdafiolg, fr. 
 
 OYK 
 
 OvSaiibg, t), bv, none, not one: 
 fr. ovds, neither, & afibg, one, 
 any one, as if ovd' af-ibg, not even 
 one. 
 
 OvSajxnii^ adv., no where ; in no 
 case : & 
 
 Ovdu^iuig, by no means, not at 
 all, adv. : fr. the above. 
 
 Ovcag, aTog, to, the pavement, 
 ground, earth : the same as ou- 
 ^og, (og, to. 
 
 Ovvk, not, but not, and not, not 
 even, neither, nor ; conj. : fr. 
 oif, de. 
 
 Oi'^tig, ivbg, 0, m. g. ovCffiia, ag, 
 »/, f. g., no one ; ov^tv, ei-bg, to, 
 n. g., nothing : fr. ovck, tig. 
 
 OvOfKOTe, Ion. for ov^STroTe. 
 
 Obcffii^, dat. sing. f. g. fr. ovct- 
 {.lia : see ovd fig. 
 
 Ovcev, etbg, to, not any thing, 
 nothing ; oi/^tj' //rrov, neverthe- 
 less ; ovdkv ^ciWnv, not a whit 
 the more : see ovdtig. 
 
 Oudei'OfTojpog, 0, //, worthy of no 
 attention, not to be heeded : fr. 
 ovdfic, looa. 
 
 OvSiTTfj, adv., not in any way : fr. 
 
 OVCt, TTJ). 
 
 OvSaTTOT for ovc^TTOTE, ucvcr, 
 
 adv. : fr. ovds, ttotb. 
 OvdsTTio, not yet, never, adv. 
 OvdtTTioTroTf, never at any time. 
 OuciTepog, a, ov, neither of the 
 
 two : fr. oifde, tTtpog. 
 OvSiTspujOfv, adv., from neither 
 
 side : & OvdiTfoiorre, to neither 
 
 side : fr. 
 OvceTfoojg, adv. in neither man- 
 ner : fr. ovCtTfpog, for ovct tr«- 
 
 pog, neither. 
 Ovd^Ti, adv. not any thing : fr. 
 
 ov, not, & Ti, any thing. 
 OY'AOS, €og, TO, the earth, 
 
 ground, pavement : fr. bSog. 
 Olidbg, ov, 6, a threshold : also 
 Oi'Cbg, oi), 1), Ion. for bcbg, a 
 
 road. 
 OvdoTiovv, nothing at all, by no 
 
 means : fr. ovdk, oti, ovv. 
 OY^BAP, aTog, to, Lat. iiber, a 
 
 teat, dug ; abundance, plenty : 
 
 hence Engl, udder. 
 Oi'Oeig, ovOtfiia, ov9tv, nobody, 
 
 none : fr. oi're, elg. 
 OvOtjv, not even, no indeed, not : 
 
 fr. ov,fh)v. 
 OvK, not, no ; if an imaspirated 
 
 vowel follows : see ov. 
 OvKSTt, no more, no longer : fr. 
 
 OVK, tTl. 
 
 OvKi, poet, for ovxh and this for 
 oi;k:. 
 
 OvKovv, adv., therefore not, as- 
 suredly not, in no wise, certain 
 ly not : &. 
 
 OvKovv, is there not therefore ? 
 is it not so 1 therefore, then 
 consequently, indeed : fr. ovk, 
 ovv. 
 
 (474) 
 
 OYA 
 
 Ot'KW, Ion. for ovttm, not ytt. 
 
 OvKiov, Ion. for ovk or ovcovv, 
 
 not, therefore not. 
 
 OvKiog, Ion. for ovTriog, by no 
 means. 
 
 Ov\ai, iov, at, grain whole or un- 
 ground, barley ; the salted meal 
 sprinkled on the head of an in- 
 tended victim. 
 
 Ov^afjibg, ov, o, a tliick body of 
 men, band, battalion : perhaps 
 fr. ovXog, entire, whole ; or fr. 
 b/xov, tiXtTrrOat. 
 
 OvXacpog, dead : fr. oT^Xoi', or 
 oXooi', ^: «(/»/), whom some dead- 
 ly thing has touched. 
 
 OvXt), ijg, )), a scar. Th. ovXog. 
 
 OvXiog, a, ov, OuA/jnog, ij, ov, & 
 OvXobg, 6, >/, the same as oXoor, 
 ])crnicious, destructive. Th. 
 oXXvfii. As an epithet of A- 
 pollo, it is rendered, bestowing 
 health : fr. ovXog. 
 
 OvXoCerrjg, ov, 0, a handful or 
 sheaf of barley : fr. ovXog, 6iio. 
 Hence 
 
 OvXoCerov, ov, to, the string or 
 band with which the sheaf is 
 l)ound. 
 
 OvXoOpiX, Tpixog, b. 7), that has 
 woolly, crisped or curling hair : 
 fr. ovXog, Opi^. 
 
 OvXoOvTsu), w, f. {](no, to immo- 
 late, sprinkle the l»arley-cake on 
 the victim ; as if ovXdg Ovio. 
 
 OvXoKapiivog, b, ?'/, curly-headed : 
 fr. ovXog, Kciptjvov. 
 
 O vXoKii fxog, 6, i), curly-haired : 
 fr. ovXog, Knfir). 
 
 OvXofihni, 7}g, having destroyed, 
 destructive ; poet, for oXofievrj, 
 a. 2. part. m. f. g. : & 
 
 OifXoi-iivoio, gen. Ion. m. g. of 
 the same tense and mood ; fr. 
 bXXvfit, to destroy ; f. oXtaio, 
 perf. m. loXa, Att. bXu)Xa, a. 2. 
 m. tbXo^tjv ; a. 2. i>art. m. 6X6- 
 Hivog, rj, ov. 
 
 OvXov, ov, TO, the gums : fr. ov- 
 Xog, tender. 
 
 OvXoTTOvg, TTococ, 6, //, souud- 
 footed : fr. ovXog, Trovg. 
 
 OY''AOS, 1], ov, whole, entire, 
 full, sound, complete ; tlironged, 
 crowded ; soft, tender, downy, 
 woolly, shaggy, curling ; subs't. 
 ov, 6, a bundU-, handful, sheaf : 
 also for oXobg, pernicious, de- 
 structive ; see bXXvfxi : fr. ov- 
 Xog, tender, comes ovXov, the 
 gums ; loi/Xog, the first down on 
 the cheeks of youth ; ovXog is, 
 by Ion. epenth. of v, for oXog, 
 whence Engl, jchole. 
 
 OvXnxvra, wv,Ta, or OvXoxvTai, 
 ail', ot, the first-fruits before the 
 sacrifice, the meal sprinkled on 
 the victims, as the mola mha 
 among the Romans ; also the 
 canisters whence the meal was 
 
 OYP 
 
 poured : fr. ovXai, x^w. 
 OvXiifiTriog. poet, for 'OXvixinog, 
 
 Olympic, heavenly : fr. 
 OvXvi.i7rog, ov, gen. Ion. OvXv/x- 
 
 TToio, 0, poi't. i'ov''OXvfi7rog, 0- 
 
 lympus; OvXvfiTToi'Ce, to Oli/m- 
 
 piii^, as if tig OvXvjurrov. 
 OyXw, Lat. raleo, to be well, 
 
 sound, whole, entire ; ovXt, 
 
 farewell. Th. ovXog. 
 Ovfitvovv, certainly not, not a 
 
 whit, but yet. 
 Ov /.lijv dXXd, but, Isocr. Pau- 
 
 ath. 
 
 Oiifiug, by syna^r. for 6 Ifibg, my, 
 mine. So Tovfibv for to ijxov. 
 OVN, conj. thei'efore, then, con- 
 sequently, accordingly, but. 
 OvviKa & ovvtK, for ov htKa, 
 for the sake of which thing, on 
 account of which thing, where- 
 fore, therefore, since ; that. So 
 TOvvtKa, for tov 'ivtKa. 
 OvvtaQt, poet, for bvtfyOt, 2 pi. 
 md. pass, of ovofjini, the same as 
 oj'ou;, to reproach. Th. ovrjfxi. 
 Oyi'o/ua, oTog, to, poet, for ovo- 
 
 ^a, a name ; & 
 OvrojudZio, for ovojxd^aj, to name. 
 Ovvofxaivtiv, Ion. for 6voj.iaivtiv, 
 
 to name. 
 Ovvoi^idKXvTog, b, »), poet, for 
 6voi.iuK\vTog, having one's name 
 heanl abroad, celebrated. 
 Ovvofidpxrjg, ov, b, governor of a 
 province. Ion. for b i'0fidpxn€, 
 Ir. t'ofiog, dpxio. 
 Ovvo^atJTbg, celebrated. Ion. for 
 
 bvonaoTbg. 
 O'vJ,, Dor. for b tl 
 Oi'TTtp, g(^n. sing. fr. omrfp, ifirtp, 
 
 oTTtp, who, whoever. 
 OvTToTt, never at any time : fr. 
 ov, TTOTt, and this fr. oTt, when. 
 OvTTio, not yet : fr. ov, ttw. 
 OvnMTTOTt, certainly never. 
 Oi'TTWf, by no means, not yet. 
 OY'PA', dg, 7), a tail, the rear, 
 stern ; perhaps fr. bpog, an 
 end. 
 Ovpayia, ag, y, the rear-guard of 
 an army : fr. 
 Oi'pdybg, ov, b, one that brings 
 
 nj) the rear : fr. ovpd, dyoj. 
 Ovpalog, a, ov, of or belonging 
 
 to the tail, last : fr. ovpd. 
 Ovpdvrj, rig, 7), a chamber-pot: fr.| 
 
 ovpov, urine. 
 Ovpavia, ag, Ion. Ovpaviij, tjg, >'/, 
 Urania, one of the Muses : fr. 
 ovpavog. 
 Ovpavidag, a, 6, Dor. for Ovpa- 
 I'iCtjg, ov, b, b tov Ovpavov iralg, 
 the son of Coelus. 
 Ovpavidi]g,ov,b, r), an inhabitant 
 of heaven, heavenly; pi. ovpavi- 
 lai. Th, ovpavog. 
 Ovpdviog, a, ov, or b, t), of hea- 
 ven, celestial, sublime, exces- 
 sive : fr. the same. 
 
 OYP 
 
 Ovpavlojv, (ovog, b, an Inhabitant 
 of heaven, celestial ; pi. ovpa- 
 viiovtg, gen. pi. ovpavKoviov. 
 Hi. ovpavog. 
 OvpavoStiKTog, .'., 7), .shown or 
 appearing in the heavens : fr. 
 oiipai'bg, ctiKWi^u. 
 OvpavoOtv, adv., from heaven, 
 from above : & 
 OvpavbOi, adv., in heaven. Th, 
 
 ovpavog, heaven. 
 Ovpavo^{]Kiig, tog, b, //, reaching 
 to heaven ; extending as high 
 as heaven, very high : fr. oy- 
 pai'bg, fiijKog. 
 OvpavovlKog, 6, >'/, having a su 
 perior sway in heaven, yEsch 
 Suppl. 172 : fr. ovpavog, vikij. 
 OY'PANO'v, Dor. tijpavbg, ov, b, 
 heaven, the sky, firmament, at- 
 mosphere up to the clouds, cope 
 or canopy of heaven ; a roof, 
 tent ; perhaps fr. opog, a bound- 
 ary ; or bpdio, to .see. 
 Ovpavoat, to heaven, towards 
 
 heaven, adv. : fr. the above. 
 OvpavotTKOTTog, b, 1), that contem- 
 plates the sky ; a certain fish 
 thus termed from the position of 
 the eye, which it turns upwards 
 in swimming : fr. ovpavog, ctko- 
 TTOf, fr. perf. m. of aKtTTTOfiai. 
 Ovpavo^xog, b, 7), po.ssessing 
 
 heaven : fr. ovpavbg, e^w. 
 O V pa voj, gen. Dor. & yEol. for 
 
 ovpavov, fr. ovpavog. 
 Ovpdg, ace. pi. fr. ovpd. 
 Ovpjidvbg, ov, b, Urhanus, the 
 
 name of a man. Latin. 
 Ovpta, Ion. for opta, see ovpiog. 
 Ovpiiv, pres. inf. fr. ovpkoj^ to 
 inake water. Th. ovpov, urine. 
 Ovptog, poet, for optog, of a moun- 
 tain, gen. sing.; ovpta for 6pta, 
 nom. pi. ; ovptai, dat. pi. ; fr. 
 opog, tog, a mountain. 
 Ovpt(Tii3ibTi]g, ov, b, feeding on 
 
 the hijls : fr. opog, fSocKio. 
 Ovptaidpofiog, b, 7), wandering 
 on the mountains : fr. ovpog, 
 dptjuo. 
 Ovpfvg, iog, b, Ion. for optvg, a 
 mule ; fr. OjOot; : also a watcher, 
 guard ; fr. ovpog. 
 Ovptio, f. ^<Tti>, to make water. 
 
 Til. ovpov, urine. 
 Ovpy, Ion. for ovp^, dat. sing. fr. 
 
 ovpd, dg, 7), a tail. 
 Ovpffag, mules, ace. pi. Ion. fr. 
 ovpivg, fog. Ion. //o^, 6, a mule. 
 Ovpi]9pa, ag, 1), Lat. urethra, the 
 urethra or j)as.siige by which 
 the urine is conveyed : \Sc 
 Ovprifjia, aTog, to, urine : fr. 1 
 
 l)ers, perf, pass, of o»'pfa>. 
 Ovpijv, ace, shig. Ion. for ovpdv, 
 
 fr, ovpd, dg, 7), a tail. 
 Ovprfrryg, a, L subj. act. of ovptio, 
 
 f, 7)<Toj. Th, ovpov, urine. 
 Ovprjaig, tiog, 7), the act of making 
 (475) 
 
 OYT 
 
 water ; urine : & 
 OvpijTijp, 7'ipog, 7), ureter, tlie uri- 
 nary passage : Sc 
 OvprjTidio, u>, f, d'ffoj, to desire to 
 
 make water : & 
 OvpijTiKbg, )), bv, of urine, causing 
 secretion of urine ; having the 
 power of making water : fr. 
 perf. pass, of ovoLj. 
 
 Ovpiag, ov, b, the name of a man. 
 Hebr, light of the Lord. 
 
 Ovpinxog, ov, b, the iron end or 
 Ijoint of a spear : fr. ovpd. 
 
 Ovpi^ot, Ion. for bpi(^u), to be on 
 the borders of, to bound ; so 
 ovpKTfia, Ion, for opinfia : but 
 
 Ovpi^io, f. (T(i), to have a fair wind, 
 bring Mith a fair wind: fr. 
 ovpog. 
 
 Ovptog, a, ov, or 6, 7), fairly blow- 
 ing, prosperous, lucky: fr. ovpog. 
 
 Ovpiog, ov, 0, the proper name of 
 a man. 
 
 OvpioaTdrt]g, ov, b, propitious : 
 fr. oijpiog, 'itttjijii. 
 
 OyPON, ov, TO, a space, distance, 
 limit, boundary ; Lat. urijm, 
 urine, because it opovti, rushes 
 from the bladder. 
 
 OY'POS, ov, b, a fair wind, suc- 
 cessful termination ; fr. Spw, to 
 excite, urge on a ship : a guar- 
 dian, inspector ; fr. bpdu), to see. 
 
 Ovpog, Ion. for opog, an end, 
 boundary. 
 
 Ovpog, tog, Tb, a mountain, for 
 bpog : but 
 
 Ovpog, oij, 6, a groove, drill, or 
 trench, which received the keels 
 of the galleys, and guided them 
 in their descent to the water : 
 
 also 
 
 Ovpog, ov, b, whey ; the senim of 
 milk or of blood : fr. 6pp6g. 
 
 Ovg, wTog, to, an ear, handle ; 
 pi. Ta loTa, ears. Th. ovag. 
 
 Ovg, whom, ace. pi. fr, oc, i), o : 
 their own ; fr. 6g, i), ov. 
 
 Ovaav, ace. sing. fr. ovtra, rjg, 
 pres. part. fr. eifil, to be. 
 
 Ovaia, ag, 7), being, existence, 
 essence, nature, substance ; 
 wealth, patrimony, goods : fr. 
 toy, oixra, being, pres. part. fr. 
 ttfjii, to be. 
 
 Ov(Tiu)diog, adv., substantially, es- 
 sentially : fr, the above. 
 Our' dp' for ovti dpa, neither. 
 OvTa, he wounded, by apoc. for 
 
 ovTcicrt, 3 sing. a. 1, ind. act. of 
 
 ovTdKio, f. daio ; or 3 sing. impf. 
 
 act. of ovTau), im})f. ovtoov wv, 
 
 atg ag, at a. 
 OvTdZio,f. d(Toj, the same as the 
 
 th, oi'Taio, to wound. 
 OvTUfxtv, Ion, for ovTavai, Dor. 
 
 ovTOfxtvai, pres. inf. act, <»f oiV 
 
 Tijiii, the same as ovtuu), to 
 
 wound, 
 OvTOfitt'og, being wounded, pres. 
 
OYT 
 
 o^e 
 
 04>P 
 
 oxe 
 
 OXY 
 
 o^i 
 
 pt. pass. fr. ovTafiai, fr. ovTTjfii, 
 for ovrdu) ; or by sync, for ovra- 
 ad^ivog, a. 1. pt. m. fr. oird^oo, 
 the same as ohrdui. 
 
 OvTua, for ouratrt, he wounded, 
 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of ovrd^io. 
 Th. ovTcno. 
 
 OY'TA'Q, to wound, inflict a 
 wound, pierce ; f. r)<su}, pf. i)Ka. 
 Hence ovrd^u), ovrdaKOJj & ot'- 
 Ti]fiL, the same. 
 
 OvTt & our', also ov9\ neither, 
 nor : fr. ov, re ; ovrt ri, not at 
 all, II. A. 115. 
 
 OvTipoQf Ion. for 6 trepog, the 
 other. 
 
 Ovrrji^u, see ovrdfievog. 
 
 Ovrt)(TiQ, eiog^ >/, a wounding : fr. 
 2 pers. peif. pass, of ovrdio. 
 
 OvTiys, not at all, much less. 
 
 OvTidavbg, t), 01', also 6, >'/, worth- 
 less, of no value ; as if ovriuog, 
 gen. fr. ovtiq^ by pleon. of da ; 
 or fr. ovTiQ, ddvog. 
 
 OvTiv' for ovTiva, ace. sing, fr 
 ovTigy none ; gen. ovrtpog : fr. 
 ou, not, & Tir, any one. 
 
 OuTLvog, gen. sing. fr. oart^, who- 
 ever; forourti^oe the Attic dialect 
 has oTov, Ion. orfo. Dor. orev, 
 JEo\. & poet. oTTto &. brreu ; for 
 tftTivi, Attic 'oT({)y Ion. or£(i>; for 
 a>i/rij^a>i/, Attic orutr. Ion. brfwv; 
 for ol<TTi(Tif Attic brotc, Ion. ort- 
 oig & oreoKTi : fx'. og, rig. 
 
 OvriTTu}, in no wise, not yet : fr. 
 
 OUrt, TTUi. 
 
 OvTig, no one ; gen. ovrivog, ace. 
 ovnv' & ourij/a : fr. ov, not, & 
 Tif, any. 
 
 Ouroi, adv. certainly not, by no 
 means : fr. ov, roL 
 
 OvTog, avTTj, tovto, this, that 
 man or person, that, he, she, it; 
 gen. TovTov, ravrijg, nom. pi. 
 oiiroi, avrai, ravra, gen. tov- 
 Tu)v ; perhaps fr. 6, avrog ; ov- 
 Tog, in voc, ho ! you ! hark ye ! 
 Hec. 1 109. TovTO fikv — tovto 
 Sk, Hebr. x. 33, partly — and 
 partly. Tovto fitv TroXtig stto- 
 XiopKii, tovto dk Trdaav Tt)v \ix)- 
 pav jcartrpfx » Diod. Sic. Eel. i. 
 36, in part he laid siege to the 
 cities, in part overran the whole 
 country. Et tovtu, and what is 
 more. Iambi, v. p. 13 ; for Kai- 
 TTtp, although, albeit, Mivujva dk 
 ovK i^fiTei, Kal TavTU irapd 'Api- 
 aiov ojv, Xen. K. 'A. ii. p. J 47, 
 Hutch,, did not look for Menon, 
 though sent by Aria;us ; TavTy, 
 for this reason, therefore, Lon- 
 gin. iii. 9. tuvtu for hd tuvtu, 
 on this account. 
 
 OvTit), if a consonant, and ovTiog^ 
 if a vowel, often also if a con- 
 sonant, follows, Att. ovTujffi, adv. 
 so, thus, in such manner, to such 
 a degree, equally, even so ; so 
 
 at length, then at length : fr. 
 the above. 
 
 Ovx, before an aspirate ; ovk, be- 
 fore a vowel ; ov, before a con- 
 sonant ; not, no. 
 
 Ovxh is not ? adv. of interroga- 
 tion ; Attic, not, the same as ov, 
 adv. of negation. Th. ov. 
 
 'OtpdXsTrjg, ov, 6, a debtor ; ace. 
 pi. otptiXtTag : fr. 6<piiX^^J, to 
 owe. Also '0<ptiXeTig, i^og, y. 
 
 '0(ptiXii, rig, y, & 
 
 OiptiXyfia, aTog, to, a debt, sin : 
 fr. 
 
 '0<I>EI'AQ, to owe, be indebted, 
 be bound, fined ; lend on usury ; 
 ovt' <jj(j>tXt](Ta, ovTS uj(pfXy(Ts fit 
 ovdeig, Jer. xv. 10, I have not 
 lent, nor lias any lent to me on 
 usury; (XipdXXEadai 6(l>(iXng, you 
 are liable to err, Herod, vii. 50. 
 impf. uj<ptiXov, f. 6<pfiXi)fTM, perf. 
 i»j(ptiXyKa, a. 2. w^fXoi', v<ptiXor, 
 Si otpeXov, 1 wish ; o)<ptXe Kyv, 
 O that he were living ! pres. 
 pass. 6<piiXofiai, pres. i)art. ])ass. 
 6(piiX6fisvog, y, ov, being owed, 
 perf. pass. uicptiXyfiai. 
 
 "OipeXfg, see u(ptXov. 
 
 "O^fXXfv, poet, for otpeXev, Ion. 
 for uj<piXtv, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. 
 of d<pnXu), to owe. 
 
 '04>E'AA12, iig, ii, to aid, assist, 
 benefit, profit, aggrandise, aug- 
 ment, increase, accumulate ; 
 used also for 6(piiXio, to owe ; 
 f. 6(piXCj, pf. (jJ^eXfca, a. 2. 
 (J^fXor. 
 
 '0<pfXXu>mv, they should increase, 
 3 pi. pres. subj. of o^sXXw. 
 
 'OiptXov, tg, e, a. 2. of otptiXm, to 
 owe ; used also for, I wish, in 
 the first, second, and third per- 
 son : see dtptiXio. 
 
 'OcptXog, tog, to, utility, profit, 
 advantage, aid, succour : & 
 
 '0<pkXaifiog, y, ov, l)eneficial, Cal- 
 lini. ii. 94 : fr. o^iXXw. 
 
 'Oiptiog, gen. Att. fr. 6((>ig, log, 6. 
 
 'OipQaXfiia, ag, y, ophthalmia, a 
 disease of the eyes : & 
 
 '()^0«X/i;ac, ov, 6, clear-eyed, 
 Lycophr. 148 : fr. 6<l>9aXfi6g. 
 
 '0<p9uXfiidio, a, to be atfiicted 
 w ith a disease of the eyes ; '00- 
 OaXfjiiafisvovg dvOpa^i, inocu- 
 lated with pustules. Suidas, in 
 ui(p6aXfxi(Tfikvovg : fr. o^OaXjxia. 
 
 'OipBaXniciov, TO, a small eye ; 
 dim. fr. 6<pOaXp.6g. 
 
 'OipOaXnodovXtia, ag, y, duty per- 
 formed to catch the eye of the 
 master when present, eye-ser- 
 vice : fr. 
 
 '0(p9aXfi6SovXog, 6, y, that is 
 busy and adroit under a mas- 
 ter's eye : fr. d((>9aXfi6g, ioiiXog. 
 
 '0(p9aXfi6g, ov, 6, the eye ; me- 
 taph. the understanding, a man 
 of high celebritv, one gifted with 
 (47C) 
 
 prudence to foresee future e- 
 vents, the bud or eye in a tree ; 
 an ornament, pride; dat. ])1. Ion. 
 6(p9aXfiol(Tiv, ace. pi. 6<pOaXfiu)g 
 Dor. for d(p9aXjjiovg. Th. ott- 
 TOf.iai. 
 
 'O(p9aXfi6TiyKT0g, 6, y, flowing 
 from moistened eyes: fr. 6(p9aX- 
 fibg, Tsyyio. 
 
 '0<p9aXiio<paviSjg, adv. clearly to 
 the eyes, in a manner obvious 
 to all : fr. 6(p9aXp.og, <paivio. 
 
 '0<l)9aXfi(jjpvxog, 6, y, digging or 
 scooping out the eyes : fr. o0- 
 9aXp.bg, opvffaio. 
 
 '0(p9tig, tvTog, having been seen, 
 a. 1. part. pass. 6(p9yvai, a. 1. 
 inf. pass. 6(p9y<Ty, 2 sing. f. 1. 
 pass, of oTTTofiai, to see. 
 
 \)<pi6h]KTog, b, i], bitten or stung 
 by a serpent : fr. o<pig, cyKTogy 
 fr. CaKvu). 
 
 'Ocpiop-dxyg-i & '0<piopd\og, ov,bt 
 that contends witli serpents ; 
 an epith. of the ichneumon : fr. 
 o^ig, fid\opai. 
 
 'Oipioc, gen. sing. fr. 6<pig, 6, a 
 serpent ; ace. o<piv. 
 
 'Otpip, undecl., Ophir, the name 
 of a country. 
 
 'O^IS, tot; & (.log, 6, a serpent, 
 snake ; fr. otttoj, u<pa, to see, 
 from its quick siglit ; the name of 
 a star ; a kind of fish ; an orna- 
 ment for the arms. 
 
 '0(l>iibcijg, tog, b, y, of or belong- 
 ing to serpents, abounding with 
 snake.s, like a snake : fi*. o^if, 
 tlcog. 
 
 'OtpXtlv, a. 2. inf. act. by sync, 
 for 6(ptXt7v, of b<ptiXu), to owe, 
 by sync. b<pXu) ; f. bfptiXyrno, by 
 sync. 6(l>Xyau), }»erf. <jj<pXi]Ka, a. 
 2. w0Xoj'. 
 
 'OtpXtipa, aTog, Tb, a fine im- 
 posed, debt, obligation. 
 
 '0<pXy<Tig, (wg, y, a debt to the 
 public treasury, debt, obligation: 
 fr. vtpXio. 
 
 '0<pXycrio, by sync, for b<ptiXy<7iOy 
 f. 1. act. see 60Xf7v. 
 
 'O^Xw, & '0(pXi(JKdvoj,\.() owe, be 
 under an obligation, incur, be- 
 come subject to a debt or fine ; 
 be fined, condemned, exposed to 
 accusation ; b(pXtiv ^Kyv, to in- 
 cur a penalfy, lose one's cause; 
 b<pXiii' yfXwTa, to incur ridi- 
 cule ; fut. 6d)X?/<Tu> (as if fr. 
 b<pX'foj), pf. u}(pXyKa, pt. oJ^X?;- 
 Kijjg, having been condemned ; 
 bv svnc. fr. 6<ptiXoj 
 
 '04) PA & 
 
 that ; until ; so long as ; mean 
 while, until. 
 
 '0<ppvy, the same as 6<ppvg. 
 
 'Oippvotig, laaa, tv, seated on the 
 brow of a hill, steep, craggy, 
 lofty ; proud, supercilious : ir. 
 
 'O^PY'S, vog, t'l, the eye-brow. 
 
 60/u', that, in order 
 
 pride, hauteur ; brow of a hill, 
 a high shore ; dat. pi. 6(ppv<n ; 
 6<ppvv avvdytiv, to contract or 
 knit the btow. 
 
 'Ox' ftT ^X"i very much, pre- 
 eminently, far ; adv. fr. tx''^> ^"* 
 have : also t^nxov & t^oxa, fr. 
 t^^X^i *^ ^^ pre-eminent. 
 
 'Oxcii^r/, yg, >'/,«& 
 
 *'0x«^'0l', ov, TO, the handle or 
 strap of a shiehl : fr. tx**** 
 
 'Oxtict, ag, y, the causing an ani- 
 mal to be covered by tlie male, 
 copulation, sexual intercourse : 
 fr. ox^j'^w. 
 
 'OxcffKoi/, Ion. for ^xf^ov, impf. 
 act. of ox^w, to carry ; f. yait). 
 
 'Oxcc^ii/, be ox^taai, to chariots, 
 dat. pi. Ion. forox«<Tt»^; fr. oxof, 
 log, Tb, a chariot. 
 
 'OxtTtvit), f. ivato, to divide into 
 streams or channels, convey by 
 a charmel : fr. bxf^Tog. 
 
 'Ox^Tyyog, ov, b, that conducts 
 streams or canals, an aqueduct: 
 fr. ox^Tbg, dyut. 
 
 'OXETO'S, ov, 6, a canal, rivulet, 
 course of a stream, channel, gut- 
 ter, sewer : fr. 6x*t*> ; bx^Tbg 
 aTitg, a streatn of misery, to de- 
 note its perpetuity. 
 
 'Oxei'C. fti^Cj 0, the thong which 
 tied the helmet under the chin ; 
 a bar, bolt, strap; pi. ox'lt^: fr. 
 eX'Oj to hold. 
 
 'OXEY'Q, to cover, copulate or 
 have se.xual intercourse with, 
 impregnate ; f. tvaio, perf. 
 
 wxf '>-"^- 
 'Ox£w, w, f. i/n-w, to carry, bear, 
 
 sustain, support ; ox^opai, ov- 
 fiai, to be borne or carried, ride: 
 ir. bxoQy a chariot. 
 
 'Ox>i, iJSj V) food: fr. cx'^jto sup- 
 port. 
 
 "Ox^lp-ct, aTog, to, a vehicle, car- 
 riage : fr. ox^w. 
 
 'Ox^(rtog, ov, b, Ocliesius, a proper 
 name. 
 
 'Ox9dofiai, to groan over. 
 
 'Ox9ag, ace. pi. fr. oxOq. >;C, V, 
 a bank ; dat. pi. 6x9aig, Ion. 
 ox9rj(Tii', bx9ai(n poet. 
 
 'OXBE'Q, a, f. ynio, to be angry 
 or indignant, take ill: fr. dx9og. 
 
 *0X9H, yg, y, a mound, bank, 
 rising ground, elevation: fr. tx^«^j 
 ^X^n^'t ^X^'l^t *® hold off, re- 
 strain. 
 
 'OxBijpbg, a, bv, full of banks or 
 liills, steep, elevated : fr. the 
 above. 
 
 \)x9y(Tag, avTog, a. 1. part. act. 
 fr. bx9'nij, to be angry. 
 
 "OxO^^iv, dat. pi. Ion. for bx9aLg', 
 fr. 6x9 1]. 
 
 'Ox9oii3og, ov, 6, a hem, border, 
 frinjje : fr. 
 
 'Ox9og, ov, b, a bank, mound, 
 hill, eminence ; the swelled lips 
 
 of a wound : fr. bx9y. 
 'OxXayioytu), ut, to head a mob, 
 raise a tumult; f. ycrio, pf. wxXa- 
 yujyyKa: fr. tixXot;, dyio. 
 
 'Ox^tvvTai, they are disturbed. 
 Dor. for ox^ovvTai, 3 pi. pres. 
 ind. pass, of oxXcui, to disturb. 
 Th. ox^og, trouble. 
 OxXtvg, tiog, b, a lever, bar, 
 hinge, chain : fr. 
 
 'OXAEY'li, to move with a lever, 
 raise ; f. tvcru). 
 
 'OxXew, w, to vex, disturb, throw 
 into confusion or tui'nioil, annoy, 
 molest ; f. ?/(tw, perf. lox^H'^^ > 
 pres. pass, dx^f^ofxai, ovp.ai, to 
 be disturbed : fr. bx^og. 
 Ox^^ptflr, ag, y, disturbance, tur- 
 bulence : fr. 
 
 OxXypbg, d, bv, turbulent, riot- 
 ous, troublesome : & 
 
 *OxX/;(Tif, nog, y, trouble, dis- 
 turbance, molestation, perturba- 
 tion, tumult : fr. oxXsw. Th. 
 oxXoc- 
 
 'OxXi'^w, f. (Tw, to move with a 
 bar or lever, raise, lift : fr. 
 bxXbg for fioxXbg. 
 
 Ox^iKbg, y, bv, of the multitude, 
 turbulent : fr. the same. 
 
 'OxXotTTOiEw, oi, to gather a crowd, 
 raise a disturbance ; f. yaio, pf. 
 oixXoTrotz/icrt, a. 1. uixXonoiyffa: 
 fr. bx^og, ttouu). 
 
 'OXAOS, ov, b, a multitude, 
 crowd, populace ; disturbance, 
 molestation, annoyance, tumult, 
 confusion, yEol. PoXxog, by 
 transposing the letters, and pre- 
 fixing the digamnia ; otherwise 
 (poXybg, Lat. riif<jns ; according 
 to the Cretans ttoXxo^, in Engl. 
 
 folk, as noted by Salm. de Ling. 
 Hell. m. & Chishull Antiq. 
 Asiat. 127. 
 
 "Oxfta, aTog, to, & txpa, any 
 thing that holds fast or ties, 
 a bond, fetter : fr. tx^- 
 
 'Oxpd'Coj, to restrain, hold fast, 
 f. dew : h'. the above. 
 
 'Ox/tof, a series, range, row ; 
 where one thing tx^Tat dXXov, 
 holds or joins on to another. 
 
 '^X^Ut ^t'j V) ^ ^^il^ pear. 
 
 'Ox<HO"a, ag, a, poet. & Dor. for 
 'Oxovaa, y, bearing, carrying, 
 part. pres. f. g. fr. ox^w. Th. 
 
 ^ oxoff- 
 
 "0X02, ov, b, & tog, to, one 
 that holds, a guide, charioteer, 
 chariot, vehicle, conveyance ; 
 the flowing of water ; safe re- 
 ceptacle: fr. tx^fi- 
 
 'Ox^pbg, d, bv, the same as txv- 
 pbg, guarded, fortified, strong, 
 firm ; bpog ox-, abrupt, steej) : 
 fr. txio. Hence 
 
 'Ox^'i'^bw, <o, f. u)(Tio, to fortify, 
 strengthen, prop up. Hence 
 
 'Oxt'pa>/ia, aTog, Tb, a fortifying, 
 
 (-^77) ^ 
 
 fortification, fortress. Hence 
 OxvpwfidTiov, ov, Tb, dim. a little 
 fortification, or fortress. 
 
 'Oxvputg, adv. safely : fr. bxvpog. 
 
 'OxvpojtTic, fa>c, y, a fortifying, 
 
 ^ guard, garrison : fr. bxvpouj. 
 04^, oTTot;, ?'/, the voice, a song, 
 note, omen ; fr. tVo), to speak : 
 also an eye, the countenance, 
 sight ; fr. birTOfxai, to see. 
 
 'OTpttfxdTyg, ov, b, that reaps till 
 late in the evening : fr. 6i//i, 
 dfxdio. 
 
 "Oxpavov, Tb, the appearance : fr. 
 
 OTTTOpai. 
 
 'O^pdofiai, (ofiai, to eat any thing 
 savoury, eat with bread : fr. 
 bxl/ov. 
 
 '0\p(ipioVf ov, r6,a little fish. Th. 
 b\l/ov. 
 
 'Oxl/apoTyg, ov, b, that ploughs 
 late in the season: fr. 6-ij/k, dpooj. 
 
 'O^'E', adv. late, lately, after a 
 long time, at length, at last ; in 
 the evening; after; Matt, xxviii. 
 1. b\pt Twv Tpuj'iKuJv, after the 
 Trojan war, Philostr. : fr. bni- 
 <T<o, after ; in composition c is 
 changed into i. 
 
 "Oi/zfat, you will see. Ion. for 
 u^y, 2 sing. f. 1. ra. of oTrro/xat, 
 to see ; f. b^^ofxai. perf. pass. 
 (ofxixai, a. 1. pass. oj((>9yv. 
 
 'Oxl/fi, you will see, Att. for b\py, 
 2 pers. sing. f. 1. m. of the same 
 verb ; also d;it. sing. fr. 6\pig, 
 tiog, y, the countenance. 
 
 '0\\/tnij, to desire to see, long for: 
 fr. the same th. 
 
 "O^/fo-^f, 2 pi. f. 1. m. of o7rro/iai. 
 
 "Oxpyai, you will see, Ion. for 
 b\py, 2 sing. f. 1. m. subj. of ott- 
 TOfxai, to see ; f. by^ofiai, perf. 
 pass, ujfifiai, a. 1. ui(f>9yv. 
 
 'Oipia, ag, y, the evening, late 
 part or close of the day. Th. 
 
 'OipiaiTaTa, adv. very late : fr. 
 'Oi/ziatrarof, y, ov, very late ; 
 
 superl. fr. b\piog. 
 '0\piyafiog, b, y, marrying late : 
 
 fr. bipk, ydjxog. 
 'Oypiyovog, 6, »'/, born late or 
 
 after ; b^iyovot, posterity : fr. 
 
 6»|/c, ytivofiat. 
 'O^pii^io, f. ifTijj, to do any thing 
 
 late or in the evening, come 
 
 late. Th. dxPL 
 '0\l/iKoiTog, b, y, late-closing, 
 
 wakeful : fr. 6\pk, KoiTy. 
 '0^ip,a9r)g, tog, b, y, a late scho- 
 lar, learning late in life: fr. b<pk, 
 
 ixav9dvu). 
 'O^pifxog, b, y, & 'Oi^iog, a, ov, in 
 
 the evening, late. Th. 6\\^'t. 
 Otpii'oog, b, y, that learns wis- 
 dom late, wise by experience : 
 
 fr. 6a//£, voog. 
 '0\l/ig, tiug, y, the countenance, 
 
 face, aspect, show, appearance. 
 
ii 
 
 II i| 
 
 riAF 
 
 act of seeing, sight, vision, appa- 
 rition : fr. 2 pers. sing. pf. pass. 
 (J't/zat, of o7rro/iai, to see. 
 
 '0\piTe\t<TTvg, 6, 7/, that will not 
 be finished till late, imperfect : 
 fr. oxj/e, reXku). 
 
 "Oxpofiat, y, crat, f. 1. m. of ottto- 
 ftrtt, to behold. 
 
 *0^0N, ov, TO, a banquet, feast ; 
 seasoning, any thing savoury ; 
 any thing eaten with bread, tish, 
 meat : some derive it fr. i^io, 
 to cook, so as to have it mean 
 something cooked and eaten with 
 bread ; others fr. oTrraco, to 
 broil ; others fr. dtps, late ; be- 
 cause such were eaten, not at 
 the morning, but at the evening 
 meal. 
 
 'Oxl/oTTouio, w, to prepare viands 
 or victuals : & 
 
 'OipOTToiia, ag, >/, the preparation 
 of dishes : 6c 
 
 'Oi//o7roti/c6t:, »), Of, adapted for 
 cooking : fr. 
 
 '0\po7roiuQj ov, 6, that makes sa- 
 voury meat, dresses victuals : 
 
 fr. OipOV, TTUUU). 
 
 '0\po<paykoj, u>, f. ijaoj^ to eat fish 
 or delicacies : fr. 
 
 *O4'o0ayof,"> ov, 6, eating dainties, 
 gluttonous, a great eater : fr. 
 6\pov, (pdyio. 
 
 'Oxpujvsio, u), to purcliase provi- 
 sions : fr. 
 
 '0<\^u)vi]i;, ov, 6, a caterer, pur- 
 veyox' : fr. 6\pov, ijjvko^ai. 
 
 'Oi/ztui/toi', OV, TO, Lat. opsonium, 
 any thing savoury, that gives 
 taste to bread, victuals, pro- 
 visions; wages, pay: fr. b-^iljvijg. 
 
 n. 
 
 IT, or TT, the sixteenth letter of 
 the Greek alphabet, denoting 
 80; underscored thus, tt,, 80,000. 
 
 n^. Dor. for Try, & often ttov, as 
 also TToQi, where? & 7r»7,for ttoT, 
 whither, into what place \ 
 
 liaydv, Dor, for 7r//yj/v, ace. s. 
 but Tvaydv, gen. pi. Dor. for 
 Tnjyuty, fr. 7r;/y/), T/c, >'/, a foun- 
 tain ; TrayaTcri, Dor. dat. pi. 
 
 Uayacraiut, gen. sing. Dor. for 
 Uijyaaaiov, epith. of Apollo : 
 fr. 
 
 Tldyaffog, Dor. for Ui'iyarrog, ov, 
 6, Pegasus, the winged horse of 
 Perseus. Th. Tn]y{]. 
 
 llayyXvKtaoQ, a, ov, very sweet : 
 fr. Trdg, yXvKeoog. 
 
 JIayyXwaaia, ag, //, loquacity : 
 fr. Tvag, yXuJaaa, 
 
 Uayeig, tvTog, congealed, a. 2. 
 part. j)ass. Trayiiijv, a. 2. opt. 
 pass. fr. Trrjypvfjii or Tnjyvvio, to 
 bind together, freeze ; f. ^w, 
 pf. TrkTTTjxa, a. 2. pass. eTrdytjv, 
 
 DAT 
 
 f. 2. pass. 7rayi]<T0^iai, perf. m. 
 
 nkTTjjya. 
 ndyfi/. Ion. for tnayt, 3 sing. a. 
 
 2. ind. act. of Tr^yvy/n. 
 Way trig, oi'^'^o, frost, ice, frozen 
 
 water, ni. Tri'iyvvfti. 
 llaytTioCifg, eog, o, j), frosty, icy : 
 
 fr, iraytTog, tldog. 
 ndy;;, Ion. for tirdyi], 3 sing. a. 
 
 2. ind. pass, hence irayTivai, a. 
 
 2. inf. ])ass. of 7n)yvvfii. 
 riayj;, 7ig, y, a snare, gin, trap : 
 
 fr. the same th. 
 llayihvuj, to ensnare, take in a 
 
 trap or net ; f. eixno, perf. ttc- 
 
 TrayidtvKa : fr. irayig. 
 ndyiog, a, ov, firm, stedfast, 
 
 solid, fixed : fr. Trriyvvfxi. 
 Uayig, iSog, r), a noose fastened 
 
 to the ground, trap, snare ; ace. 
 
 sing. Trayida : fr. the same. 
 UayKaivKTTog, 6, i), ever new, 
 
 abundant : fr. rrag, Kaivil^io. 
 UdyKaKog, 6, »'/, completely 
 
 wicked, very unfortunate : fr. 
 
 Trdg, KUKog. Hence 
 Ila^icaKrtuf;, adv. most wretchedly. 
 HdyKaXog, o, y, very fair, ho- 
 nourable : fr. Trdg, KuXog. 
 YlayKdXtog, adv., fairly, very ho- 
 nourably : fr. the preceding. 
 ndyKupTTog, 6, i), bearing all 
 
 kinds of fruits : fr. Trat,-, Kcip- 
 
 TTOg. 
 
 HayKciTdpuTog, 6, ?/, utterly de- 
 testable or accui-sed : fr. Trdg, 
 Karapdofiai. 
 
 HayKtv9t)g, sog, 6, >/, entirely 
 concealed or concealing : fr. Trdg, 
 
 KtvdiO. 
 
 lldyKXavTog, b, y, altogether to 
 be lamented : fr. Trdg, KXaioj. 
 
 llayKXypia, ag, y, tiie entire in- 
 heritance : fr. 
 
 ndyKXypog, b, y, inheriting the 
 whole : fr. Trdg, KXypog. 
 
 ndyKoivog, b, y, common to all : 
 fr. Trdg, Koivog. 
 
 nayKoirii£, ov, b, that lulls all to 
 rest, all-composing : fr. Trdg, 
 
 KOIT)]. 
 
 UayKovlTog, b, y, all covered 
 with dust : fr. Trdg, kovioj. 
 
 UayKpUTyg, iog, b, y, all-power- 
 ful ; as TrayKfJciTtg ttvo, fire 
 overcoming & destroying every 
 thing : fr. Trdg, Kfrnr'no. Th. 
 
 KCiUTOg. 
 
 WayKiiaTiaaryg, ov, b, contending 
 in the exercises of wrestling Ac 
 boxing, a boxer : fr. 
 
 U ay Kpdriov, ov, rb, the pancra- 
 tium, a kind of athletic exercise, 
 in which Trdv Kpdrog was to be 
 made use of ; boxing and wrest- 
 ling. 
 
 TLayKpoTutg, adv. w ith loud noise : 
 fr. Trdg, KpcWog. 
 
 Yldyog, ov, b, a mound, hillock, 
 cliff, hill J "Apeiog Trdyog, the 
 (478) 
 
 DAG 
 
 Areopagus, Mars* hill ; also, 
 frost, chill, concrete mass, salt. 
 Th. TTijyvvuj. 
 
 Udyovpog, 6, a kind of crab, 
 shell-fish : fr. Tryyrvfii, ovpd. 
 
 Ilayx^XfTTog, b, y, very difficult ; 
 fr. Trdg, x^XtTrbg. 
 
 IldyxaXKog, nayxdXKeog,Sc TTrty- 
 xdXKSiog, b, y, all brazen, con- 
 sisting all of brass : fr. Trdg, 
 XciXkoq. 
 
 Ildyxpt)(^Tog,b, y, useful in every 
 way : fr. Trdg, XPU^'^'og. 
 
 ndyxpiiyrog, b, y, anointed all 
 over : fr. Trat;, XO^^- 
 
 nayxpf'oro^, «Sc Uayxpvatog, b, 
 y, all gold : fr. Trdg, xP^^bg. 
 
 Yldyxv, altogether, entirely, very, 
 adv., poet, for Trdvv : fr. Trdg. 
 
 IldQa, ag, d. Dor. for TrdOy, yg, 
 y, poet, misfortune, overthrow, 
 calanjity. Th. Trdax^- 
 
 TlaOaivofiai, to be vehemently 
 affected or alarmed ; be afi'ected 
 with diseases of the mind : fr. 
 TrdOog. 
 
 llddt, a. 2. imper. act. or 3 sing, 
 a. 2. ind. act. Ion. for tTraOe : & 
 
 UaOitiVfhy Ion. resol. for ttuOuv, 
 a. 2. inf. act. of rrdffx^t, to suffer ; 
 f. TTtiaofiai, a. 2. tTtraOov, perf. 
 m. TTtTrovda. 
 
 Ila^f «,dat. sing. fr. TrdQog, tog, to. 
 
 IlaQuv, a. 2. inf. act. of ^Td(Tx^o. 
 
 lldOiaiv, dat.pl. fr.Tra^of, toe;, to. 
 
 UdQy, yg, y, calamity, overthrow, 
 misfortune, affliction, slaughter, 
 disease : fr. 7ra<Txw ; and 
 
 Ud9y, sufferings, nom. pi. contr. 
 for TrdOta, fr. TrdOog ; but 
 
 ndOy, 2 sing. a. 2. subj. m. or 3 
 sing. a. 2. subj. act. of Trdax**^} 
 to suffer ; a. 2. tTraOov. 
 
 ndOyfia, aTog, to, a suffering 
 past or present, state of suffer- 
 ing, coridition, lot ; calamity, 
 affliction, disease of body or 
 nnnd ; pi. tu TruOypaTa, suffer- 
 ings : fr. 7r«(T\(jL», 
 
 UaBiiTiKog, y, bv, easily affected, 
 liable to be aftected ; calculated 
 to excite emotion : Engl, pathi:- 
 tic : fr. 
 
 UaByTog, y, bv, liable to suffer ; 
 within the power of suffering : 
 fr. 7ra(T^a>. 
 
 riu0oirf, 2 pi. a. 2. opt. & 
 
 HuQov, I have suffered. Ion. for 
 tTradov, a. 2. ind. act. & 
 
 HaQoi'TEg, nom. i)l,a. 2. part. act. 
 of 7ra<r;^a>, to sufler ; ti Tzai)6v- 
 Ttg ; an Attic form of speaking, 
 on what account ? wherefere, 
 the same as ti simple ; as re- 
 marked by Casaubon on Athen. 
 xiii. 9. Bos Anini. 25. 
 
 IlaOoTroua, ag, y, a raising of the 
 passions : fr. TrdOog, ttoiUo. 
 
 UdOog, eog, ovg, to, an event 
 
 causmg suffering, suffering, cala- 
 
 CAI 
 
 mity, destruction, disease, per- 
 turbation of mind, passion, affec- 
 tion, patlios, anxiety, ailing ef- 
 feminacy ; dat. 1)1. 'TrdOeai : fr. 
 TrdfTxw, a. 2. trraOov. 
 YlaOoiiffa, a. 2. part. act. f. g. fr. 
 UaOiljv, ovTog, a. 2. part. act. fr. 
 
 Trdrrxio. 
 Ual, voe. sing. fr. TraJg, a boy. 
 IIAIA'N, dvog, b, paan, a liynni 
 sung in lionour of Apollo o/any 
 other god ; a hymn on going to 
 battle ; a triumphal hynm ; a 
 foot in inetre ; Apollo himself : 
 fr. Travio, because he allays our 
 sorrows ; or fr. Traiio, to strike ; 
 a physician, deliverer. 
 Uaiavuvg Cy^wg, the Pa3anian 
 tribe. 
 Uaiavi^uj, f.i(Tw,to sing the piean 
 or war-song before or after bat- 
 tle : fr. Traidv. 
 llaTyfia, aTog, Tb, play, sport : fr. 
 
 Trai^oj. 
 Uaiyfioffvvy, yg, »), sportiveness, 
 si)ort, a causing of delight. Th. 
 Trai^io. 
 
 naiyviynojv, ovog, b, y, fond of 
 
 sport, jocose : & 
 Uaiyi'ioy, ov, Tb, & Uaiyria, ag. 
 
 Ion. -t;/, yg, t). Ion. gen. i)l. 
 
 Traiyi'uiov, sport, a sportive 
 
 song : fr. Trai'Cio. 
 Uaiyviwdyg, tog, b, y, sportive, 
 
 «]'^i'»^'l»tly, jocular: fr. Traiyviov, 
 
 flcog. 
 
 Ilatdayioyuov, ov, to, a school, 
 
 seminary: & 
 Uai^ayajyutj, at, f. ytrio, to train 
 
 np children, govern, direct : & 
 UaiCayioyia, ag, y, the care or 
 
 education of children or youth : 
 
 fr. ^ 
 
 Uai^ayuiybg, ov, b, a pedagogue, 
 schoolmaster, one who attended 
 children of rank in their sports, 
 iV: superintended their morals, 
 
 ?" u^lit-i' : fr. Tralg, aywydf. 
 Th. dyii). 
 
 Um^dpiov, ov, TO, a little boy ; 
 dimin. fr. Tralg. 
 
 TiaiSapuodyg, eog, b, y, puerile, 
 like a child. Th. tlcog. 
 
 IlaiCtia, ag, y, education, learn- 
 ing, doctrine, teaching, disci- 
 pline, a ])lan of life ; correction ; 
 youth : fr. TraiStvuj. Th. Tralg. 
 
 Ilaihiog, b, y, puerile ; Trni^tiog 
 vfii'og, a song suited to children, 
 sung anutng children : fr. Tralg. 
 
 Uai^tpa(TTi}g, ov, b, a lover of 
 boys : fr. Tralg, tpdio. 
 
 naickpiog, otTog, b, Lat. acanfluis, 
 bear's- foot, a certain flower ; a 
 kind of ointment : fr. Tralg, tpojg. 
 
 UaiStvfia, arog, rb, that which 
 has been taught, knowledge, in- 
 struction, doctrine, precept, dis- 
 cipline : fr. Trauevio. 
 
 Uaitevaig, twg, y, education, dis- 
 
 IIAI 
 
 cipline, the act itself of teacli- 
 ing, instruction, doctrine : fr. 
 the same. 
 UaiCtVTyg, ov, b, an instructor, 
 I>receptor, master, disciplina- 
 rian : fr. the same. 
 WatctvTiKbg, y, bv, pertaining to 
 educatioji or instruction, calcu- 
 lated to instruct : fr. 
 nat^eifw, to educate, teach, in- 
 struct, train, firing up children, 
 correct, admonish, censm-e, 
 blame, chastise, scourge ; ini- 
 lierf. hrai^tvov, f. tvmo, perf. 
 TmraictVKa, a. 1. tTraihvaa : 
 perf. pa.ss. TrtTraiStVfiai, perf. 
 part. TTtTraieevfih'og, having 
 been brought up, a. 1. pass. 
 tTrai^tvOyv, yg, y, a. ]. subj. 
 pass. 7rrta^fi-0cD, yg, y. Th. Trfn^-. 
 TlaiCid, dg, y, sport, play, pas- 
 
 tnne. Th. Trat^w ; but 
 Uaidia, ag, y, childhood, the age 
 
 of a child. Th. Tralg. 
 TlaidiKog, y, bv, pertaining to 
 children, puerile, youthful, 
 childish, girlish ; sportive, jo- 
 cose ; TrauiKu, rd, a beloved ob- 
 ject : fr. Ttalg. 
 
 IlaidioOtv, adv., from the cradle, 
 from the beginning of life, from 
 childhood : fr. 
 nai^iov, ov, TU, a babe, inf-mt, 
 chi[d, boy, girl ; dimin. fr. Tralg. 
 naici<TKy, t]g, j), a girl, maid, 
 Mattli. xxvi. 69, a word con- 
 demned by Phrynichus as not 
 quite Attic ; yet Lysias uses it. 
 Or. 1 & 2. c. Agor. : fr. nalg. 
 UaicicTKog, ov, b, a little boy, boy 
 near manhood, youth ; dimin. 
 fr. the same. 
 llaicrbg, y, bv, very young, quite 
 
 a boy : fr. Tralg. 
 Ilai^OfSopog, b, y, devouring chil- 
 dren : fr. Tralg, jSond. 
 naicoyovia, ag, y, the ju'opaga- 
 
 tion of children : fr. 
 UaiSoyovog, b, y, a producer of 
 children, procreator : fr. Tralg, 
 yiivofiai. 
 Uai^oOtv, adv.,from a child, from 
 childhood. Th. TraT^. 
 Uai^OKOn'iu), at, f. j/(rw, to super- 
 intend the care of childi-en : fr. 
 Tralg, KOfisu). 
 TlaicoKTovkuj, w, f. yffio, to slay 
 children : fr. 
 Uai^oKTuvog, b, y, slaying chil- 
 dren : fr. Tralg, KTtivio. 
 IlaidoXeTtipa, ag, y, a woman 
 that destroys her children : fr. 
 UaidoXeT/)p, iipog, b, or 
 FLaiCoXsTojp, opog, b, one wJio de- 
 stroys his children : fr. TraTc, 
 dXeu). 
 
 TlaicofiaOyg, sog, b, y, taught 
 from childhood, inured to, Lon- 
 ginus 44. Polyb. iii. 71, 6: fr. 
 Tralg, navOdva). 
 
 (479) 
 
 HAI 
 
 Uaicovo^og, ov,b, a superintend- 
 ent of youth : fr. Tralg, vkjjuo. 
 
 UauoTTodio, a>, f. ymo, to bej^et 
 or produce children : hence 
 \iaiJoTToii]Ttov, a verb. adj. tV 
 
 naicoTTona, ag, y, the procre- 
 ation of children : fr. 
 
 Uai^ioiroibg, ov, o, >), begetting 
 or producing children : fr. ttuIc, 
 
 naicoTptlSiu), Cj, f. ymo, to train 
 np or instruct children, edu- 
 cate : fr. 
 
 UaiSoTpiftyg, ov, b, one who 
 trains boys in the gvnma.stic 
 arts : fr. Tralg, Tpi^uj. " Hence 
 
 nai^oTpil3iKwg,ii(lv., like a wrest- 
 ling master. 
 
 naidoTpo(ptio, w, f. //o-a>, to rear 
 
 or bring up children : & 
 UaicoTpo^ia, ag, y, the bringing 
 
 up of children : fr. 
 HaiSorpiKpog, b, y, nourislilng or 
 
 bringing up children : fr. Tralg, 
 
 Tpf<pu). 
 naidoTpujTog, b, »/, wounded or 
 
 slain by one's children : fr. Trait;, 
 
 TlTpiOffKU). 
 
 Tlaidovpyfoj, w, f. i7<ra), to pro- 
 create or beget children : «fc 
 
 Ilai^ovpyia, ag, >), the procrea- 
 tion of children : fr. Tralg, tpyov. 
 
 UaiCo(p6vog, b, y, slaying his own 
 or another's children : fr. Tralc, 
 
 llaiSwv, Dor. for Traiciov, gen. 
 
 pi. of Tralg, TraiSog. 
 II^I'ZQ, contr. for TraidO^o}, to 
 
 play nuich, like children ; play, 
 
 sport, leap, dance, joke, be 
 
 merry ; f. ^w cS: (tw, perf. TrsTrai- 
 
 X«, a. I. tTTai^a. 
 nairiu}v, ovog, b, the same as 
 
 TTaiujv, iovog^ b. 
 Uaiovtg, oi, Macedonians. 
 nAI'IJAAA, lov, Ta, steep and 
 
 rocky places : fr. TraiTrdXj], dust 
 
 found upon rocks. 
 IlatTraXj;, j;g, j), meal very finely 
 
 ground, dust, powder ; liietaph. 
 
 subtlety, cunning: fr. TranrdXXto. 
 
 Th. TrdXy. 
 UaiTrdXyna, UTog, to, the same. 
 IlanrdXXu), f. aXu), to shake, the 
 same as asim. 
 UaiTraXoeig, faaa, sv, steep, 
 rocky, rugged ; fr. Tza'tTraXa : 
 dusty ; fr. TranrdXy. 
 nanraXof<T(T}jg, dat. pi. Ion. f. g. 
 for TraiTraXokaaaig ; fr. the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 ITA I ""2, TTaiSbg, b, y, poet. Tralg, a 
 child, youth, boy, girl, servant, 
 son. UaiScuv ipaaryg, for rt/c- 
 vuiv, fond of children, an igno- 
 rant person, according to Bentl. 
 on Phalar. p. 420. For iraXg, 
 Cret. 8c Lacon. ttoY/o, whence 
 Lat. puer. 
 
 Ylaiaag, avTOc, a. 1. part. act. 
 
Ii 
 
 i' 
 
 
 OAA 
 
 TratTj/Cj 2 sing. a. 1. subj. act. of 
 
 Traiio, to strike ; f. Traicroj, perf. 
 
 TTBTraiKa. 
 JlaiffuTe, 2 pi. a. 1. imper. act. of 
 
 Trai^io, to sport, f. ^a> & (toj, a. 
 
 1. tTTaicra. Th. TraTf, a boy. 
 naT^T^a, Dor. for iralca, ace. 
 
 sing, of the same th. 
 
 nAA 
 
 hero: fr. TraXaiog, fiu}\io\p. 
 
 UaXaiOQy a, bv, worn out by age, 
 aged, antiquated, ancient, old, 
 former, obsolete ; foolish, frivo- 
 lous : fr. TTiiXai. 
 
 naXawTspog, a, ov, older ; corn- 
 par, fr. the preceding : see 7ra- 
 XaiTtpog 
 
 Uaiffdr^, Dor. for Trat^y, 3 sing. UaXaiorng, rjroc, r/, age, anti- 
 pres. subj. act. of quity, superannuated state : fr. 
 
 Jlaicrho, for 7raii!iio, to sport. TraXaiog. 
 
 TLaifTog, oi), ?), dat. Tlai(T<p, the naXato^pwj', ovog, 6, »/, old in 
 name of a country. | wisdom, ancient : fr. TraXatoc, 
 
 Tlai(pd(T<Tu), to turn the eyes round 0n//r. 
 about; fly up and down ; hasten IlaXaiow, ut, to make old, set 
 to make an attack; enlighten,! aside as old ; f. (itrw, pf. irtTra- 
 make clear : as if fr. TTdiu) (pctTj,] XaiwKa ; pres. pass. -naXaioofiai, 
 to shake or move rapidly the| ovfiai, to become old or anti- 
 eyes. I quatcd, f. 1. i)ass. TraXanuOi'irro- 
 
 UaixOiig, mocked, a. 1. pt. pass.' ^ai, y, trai : fi'. -rraXaiog. 
 of Trai^u) ; f. ^w, perf. pass, tts- lld\ai<Tfia, aTOQ, to, a wrestling 
 Traiyixai, a. 1. pass. tTraix^f/v. ; with, cunning contention, crafty 
 
 'n..\l'i2,f.7raicr<o, aho 7rail)(To/.iai, design. Th. TTc'tXt]. 
 perf. TrfcTraijca, a. 1. iiraKTa, a. 1. riaXaKT^artfffrt, Ion. for TraXatV- 
 m. liraiadiiriv ; to beat, strike,! /ia<Tt, dat. pi. fr. the preceding, 
 wound, knock at, dash against, IlaXato'/too't'v//, i]g, >/, the same 
 
 lash ; do anything readily ; con 
 sume quickly. 
 Ylaiojv^ Cjvog, u, the god of medi- 
 cine, i. e., Apollo ; a i)hysician. 
 
 as ttuXti, wrestling. 
 nAAAiSTH', yg, //, a span, 
 palm, the breadth of four 
 finorers. 
 
 healer; the psean, a song of na\aioT»)t;, oT;, 6, a wrestler: fr. 
 triumph. Hence j TraXciiu). 
 
 ITatoji^i^w, f. crw, to sing the pcean IlaXatfTrtatOQ, a, or, a span or 
 
 or triumphal song. 
 
 HaiwvioQ, a, ov, healing. 
 
 TLaKTig, i^og, d, Dor. for TrrjKTig, 
 7/, a quill ; musical instrument : 
 fr. iriiyvvfii. 
 
 TtaKTa, //, Dor. for TrrjKTrj : & 
 
 MaKTog, t), ov, Dor. for irqKTog, 
 fastened together : fr. the same. 
 
 UaKTou), oj, f. oxTtu, to fasten to- 
 gether, stop up with a bar, 
 close : fr. TroKTog. 
 
 palm lung : fr. TraXaiffTt). 
 
 naXaiariKbg, i),bv, fond of wrest- 
 ling, athletic. 
 
 YlaXaiaTpa, ag, »/, Palcestra, a 
 place for wresthng, or in which 
 were performed the exercises of 
 the TzivTadXov ; a wrestling. 
 Th. TTciXy. 
 
 IlaXa'iTaTog, contr. fr. naXaio- 
 raroQ, used by Thuc. and the 
 poets 
 
 FTAAA'eH, rjg, //, a mass of figs. UaXaiTtpog, Ion. & Att. for ira- 
 
 IIA'AAI, adv., formerly, of old, 
 in times of yore, once upon a 
 time, long ago or siace ; also, 
 just now, recently. 
 
 TlaXaiyevi]g, see, 6, //, old, worn 
 out with years, stale, born long 
 since, ancient, gen. j)!. rraXai- 
 ytviiov : fr. TrdXai, ytivofiai. 
 
 JlaXaiyovog, 6, y, the same as 
 TraXaiytvyg ; pi. -KaX^'yovoL, 
 ancestors. JlaXaiyovog nuiy be 
 taken for him who long since 
 hath begotten and produced any 
 one ; but JlaXaiyovog for him 
 who was begotten long since, 
 and is now an old man : fr. ird- 
 Xai, ytivofiai. 
 
 JlaXaifioviiv, poet, for TraXaiei^ 
 to wrestle, contend with. 
 
 ITaXrtt/xwr, Po/cF wow, Portumnus, 
 a sea-deity. 
 
 JlaXawnriTujp, opog, /;, ancient 
 mother : fr. -rraXaibg, f^tyryp. 
 
 ITaXaio/uwXwv//, an old hand at 
 any practice, a rogue ; Lat. ver- 
 
 XaioTfpog, older, compar. fr 
 TraXawg. But TraXaiortpog is 
 not in use, Toup. on Suid. i. p. 
 106. 
 
 JIaXai<paTov, poet. ft)r rraXai0a- 
 Tojg, agreeably with an ancient 
 rejmrt ; adv. fr. 
 
 JlaXaicparog, 6, ?/, said in ancient 
 times, former,ancient ; the name 
 of a man, PalcTpkatu^, a peripa- 
 tetic : fr. irdXai, 0arog, fr. (pduj 
 or (pyfil, to say. 
 
 JIa\aixOiov, ovog, 6, //, possessing 
 the land for many years or of 
 old : fr. TraXat, x^tov. 
 
 JlaXaiuj, f. aicTio, to wrestle with ; 
 TT. (p6v({t, to struggle with slaugh- 
 ter : fr. rrdXy. 
 
 JIaXai(t)na, arog, to, & 
 
 JlaXaiwaig, twg, >'/, antiquity, any 
 thing antiquated or obsolete, a 
 becoming obsolete or old ; re- 
 pealing : fr. TraXaiouj. 
 
 JlaXdixaig, with the hands, dat. 
 pi. TraXafid'ojv, gen. pi. ^Eol. for 
 (480) 
 
 riAA 
 
 TraXafioJv : & 
 
 IlaXa^dofiai, CJjxai, f. m. ijtrofiai, 
 to execute with the hand, build, 
 contrive : fr. 
 
 riAAA'MH, yg, y. Dor. TTaXa/wa, 
 a, the hand, palm of the hand ; 
 art, because it is ])ractised with 
 the hand ; contrivance, stra- 
 tagem : fr. TTrtXXw, to shake, 
 shake backwards and forwards ; 
 7raXa/iy(Tt, dat. pi. Ion. for Trn- 
 Xdf^iaig. 
 
 JlaXafiy^yg, ov, 6, Palamcdes, tha 
 son of Nauj>lius. 
 
 JlaXafivaXog, a, ov, one whose 
 hand has been contaminated 
 with murder ; an avenger of 
 crimes : fr. iraXd^i}. 
 
 riaXa^fc/iev, Ion. or yEol. for rra- 
 Xd^tiv, f. 1. inf.: & 
 
 JlaXdaau), to cast lots ; pollute, 
 
 defile, tarnish, contaminate ; 
 beat ; sprinkle with flour, moist- 
 en, soften ; f. ^w, perf. TmrdXa- 
 Xa, a. 1. tTrdXa^a. Th. 7r«XXa>. 
 
 JlaXtvTpia, ag, y, a decoy-bird, 
 enticer : fr. 
 
 ITAAEV'Q, f. (Tio, to entice with 
 chaff, deceive, decoy hi a net, 
 allure, 
 
 IIA'AH, yg, y, wrestling ; fr. 
 TrdXXio, to shake : also fine flour, 
 dust of meal, fine dust, ashes or 
 sand ; in the latter sense some 
 grammarians write TraXy. 
 
 JlaXyane, 3 sing. a. 1. opt. act. 
 .^Eol. fr. TraXiu), for TzaXaiio, to 
 wrestle. But the word is sus- 
 pected to be spurious ; see ^ol. 
 Diet, of yEin. Portus. 
 
 JIdXi for TrdXiv, again, adv. 
 
 n«Xirt, the moiTow r.r«<rr the 
 wedding-d?.y, me feast after the 
 weddmg-day ; as if fr. TraXcr 
 uvai, because they then returned 
 to the feast. 
 
 JlaXiyyei'fcria, ag, »'/, the being 
 born again, the second birth, 
 renovation, restoration, renewal, 
 regeneration : fr.TrdXiVfyeveaig. 
 Th. ytivonai. 
 
 JlaXiyyXijjrTaog, b, r/, using a dif- 
 ferent and barbarous or foreign 
 tongue : fr. irdXiv, yXUxraa. 
 
 JlaXiyKUTTyXog, b, a retailer, 
 huckster : fr. irdXiv, KdrryXog. 
 
 Jla\'iyKOTog, 6, y, grudge-renew- 
 ing, given to anger, rancorous, 
 vindictive : fr. TrdXn', KoTog. 
 
 IlaXiyKorwc, with a muid renew- 
 ing a grudge, angrily, revenge- 
 fully : adv. fr. the preceding. 
 
 n«XtXXoy«a>, (5, f. ynio, to say 
 again, repeat : fr. iraXiXXoyog. 
 
 IlaXtXXo-yia, ag^ »'/, the act of re- 
 peating a discoui*se, a repetition, 
 contradiction : fr. 
 
 IlaXiXXoyof, 6, »), re-demanded 
 after being distributed, collected 
 again, repeated : TrdXtv, Xlyw. 
 
 nAA 
 
 UaXifijSafxog, b, y. Dor. for wa- 
 XififStjfiog, backward moving, 
 retrograde, reciprocal; bSbg rra- 
 XififSafiog, the shifting of the 
 shuttle, when women are weav- 
 ing : fr. TrdXiv, jid'ivoi. 
 JlaXifijSXaaryg, tog, b, //, budding 
 forth anew, growing again : fr. 
 TTrtVi/', fiXdardvu). 
 JlaXt^/.u]i:i]g, iog^ b, >/, doubly 
 long, of great length : fr. rrdXiv, 
 f^i^lKog. 
 UaXtfiTrtreg, adv., backwards : fr 
 naX«^7r£r//t:, kog, b, >'/, falling 
 back, retrograde : fr. TrdXiv, 
 TTiTrrw. 
 naXii.i7ryyog, b, y, fastened toge- 
 ther ai,'ain : fr. 7r«X(r, Trijyvvixi. 
 JldXiftTrXayKTog, b, t), turning 
 back, wandering up and down : 
 fr. rrdXiv, TrXd'Ciu. 
 UaXifiTrXayxOtig, having return- 
 ed home, a. 1. part. pass. fr. 
 IlaXifiTrXd'Cofiai, f. y^ofioi, to 
 wander back ; retrace one's 
 steps : fr. irdXiv, TrXd^w. 
 JJaXifiTrXiorog, 6, »'/, back-sailing, 
 
 retrograde : fr. TrdXiv, TrXeio. ' 
 JlaXifiTToiva, lov, rd, renmnera- 
 tion, revenge : fr. TrdXiv, Tcoivy. 
 JlaXif^Kpijpog, b, y, slanderous, 
 contradict(»ry : fr. TrdXiv, (pyfiy. 
 IIA'AIN, adv., again, a .secontl 
 time, anew, afresh ; upside down, 
 oi>posite, contrariwise, on the 
 other hand ; behind, backward ; 
 back, back again. 
 UaXu'dyptTOQ, b, y, assembled 
 or assembling again ; that may 
 be retracted or revoked : fr. 
 TrdXiv, dyiipio, or dypioj for 
 dyptuio, fr. dypa. 
 UaXivCiKia, ag, y, a new trial : 
 fr. 
 
 UaXtv^iKog, b, y, fre.sh-litigated, 
 
 rejudged : fr. TrdXiv, ^JKy. 
 naXivcpoiJuo,Cj, f. y<Tuj,n. 1. trra- 
 
 XivOpofiycfa, perf. ntTraXiv^pu- 
 
 ^lyKa, to run back, return by a 
 
 backward course : fr. 
 JlaXivCpo^Log, b, //, running back, 
 
 retrograde : fr. TraXti', dpo^oc. 
 JlaXivopitQ & JlaXivopfTog, b, y, 
 
 going back, springing back, 
 
 raised up afresh : fr. TrdXiv, 
 
 bpuj. 
 JlaXivcKiog, b, y, renewing their 
 
 shade : fr. TrdXiv, axid. 
 UaXtvaKOTTid, dg, y, a looking 
 
 back or in the contrary direc 
 
 tion : fr. TrdXiv, (TKtTrropai. 
 JlaXivarofxsut, Cj, f. ytru), to speak 
 
 again : fr. TrdXiv, crrbfia. 
 JlaXii'Tirog, b, y, repaid, puni.sh- 
 
 ed again, demanding future 
 punishment : fr. TrdXiv, t'ho. 
 JlaXivTovog, b, y, stretching or 
 bent back, ehistic : fr. TrdXiv, 
 Tfivui. 
 JlaXivTpaTTtXog, 6, >), revei*sed. 
 
 DAA 
 
 HAM 
 
 opposite : fr. TrdXiv, rpsTTw. 
 JlaXivrpifiyg, iog, b,' y, worn 
 
 again and again, thoroughly 
 
 practised, thorough-paced : fr. 
 
 TrdXtj/, rpijSuj. 
 JldXiiToo-ia, ag, //, a turning or 
 
 shrinking back : fr. 
 JlaXii'TpoTTog, b, y, turning or 
 
 turned back, averted : fr. TrdXiv, 
 
 TpfTTlO. 
 
 JlaXivruTTyg, eog, b, y, beaten 
 back : fr. irdXiv, tvtttu). 
 
 JlaXiVTvxng, tog, b, y, bringing 
 a reverse of fortune : fr. TrdXiv, 
 
 UaXiviiJCeoj, Cj, f. y(Tio, to recant, 
 retract, recompose a si)eech : 
 
 naXiv(i)dia, ag, /), a retracting, 
 recantation, song of an op[)osite 
 kind ; repetition of the same 
 word : fr. TrdXiv, (^jdy. 
 
 ndXiov, ov, rb. Dor. for UyXiov. 
 a mountain in Thessaly. 
 
 IT«Xi'oi;r»o(,-, Lat. paliuruSf the 
 white-thorn. 
 
 JlaXippbOiog, or UaXippoOog, b, 
 »), flowing l)ack, ebbing with a 
 noise ; Kv^ia TraXippodiov, a 
 wave rolling back : fr. TrdXiv, 
 puOog. 
 
 JlaXippoia, ag, y, an ebbing, ebb 
 and flow, tide : fr. 
 JlaXippoog, contr. -ppovg, b, y, 
 flowing back, refluent, ebbing 
 and flowing, agitated, inconstant: 
 fr. TrdXiv, p'iio. 
 llaXi(TavT(io, ai, f. yrroj, to be car- 
 ried back, move backward : fr. 
 IJaXiiTffVTog, b, y, compelled to 
 move back, moving back, bound- 
 ing back : fr. TrdXiv, aCn^cu. 
 JlaXi<i)^ig, for TTaXicito'^ig, twg, y, 
 a repulse and pursuit of the as- 
 sailant : fr. TrdXiv, Ciiokiu. 
 ITaXXrt, a ball, the same as atpal- 
 pa : fr. TrdXXnuai, 
 JldXXayfia, aTog, to, a sleepinj; 
 with a concubine : fr. TrdXXa^ 
 riaXXd^' for JIaXXdda, ace. sing, 
 fr. naXXdg, dSog, y, Pallas, Mi- 
 nerva. 
 JlaXXnOy, the same as rraXdOtj. 
 JlaXXaKtvofiai, f. tvtrofiat, to live 
 as a concubine ; keep a mistress: 
 fr. 
 
 JlaXXaKt), yg, /;, a mistress, 
 wench, concubine. Th. TrdXXa^. 
 JlaXXdKiov, ov, TO, a little mis- 
 tress ; dimin. fr. TrdXXo^. 
 JIaXXaKig, iSog, t), the same as 
 
 TTaXXaKy. 
 UA'AAAS, aKog, b, a youth, 
 grown-up lad, maiden, concu- 
 bine ; one who is just fit (TrdX- 
 Xhj') to hurl the spear. 
 JlaXXdg, dcog, »;, Pallas, the god- 
 dess of wisdom ; called also Mi- 
 nerva : fr. TrdXXw, to brandish 
 a spear, as a warrior. 
 (481) 
 
 JIdXXfr' for tTrdXXero, 3 sino-. 
 
 iinpf. ind. pa.ss. Ion. of TrdXXo^r' 
 
 JlaXXfVKog, b, >), all white : fr. 
 
 Trdg, XtvKog. 
 JIaXXyvy, yg^ i,^ Pallene, a pro- 
 |H'r name, 
 II A'A V12,to brandish, move back- 
 wards and forwards, iuirl, wield, 
 t<)s.s, drive, shake lots, tremble, 
 vibrate, palpitate ; TrdXXo^ai, 
 to cast lots for niy.self, leap, 
 exult, tremble, be agitated ; f. 
 aXw, perf. TrtTraXfca, perf. pass. 
 TTETTaXfiai, ffai, rat. 
 
 ndX^ia, arog, rb, & UaX/ubg, ov, 
 o, the act of brandishing, palpi- 
 tation : fr. TTciXXu). 
 
 naXfiwdyg, aog, b, »), subject to 
 palpitation : fr. TraXfwg, eUog. 
 
 JlaXog^ ov, b, a shaking together, 
 lot : fr. TTciXXo}. 
 
 JldXro, 3 sing, pluperf. pass. Itts- 
 TrdXfiyv, (TO, to, Ac Ion. by taking 
 a\vay both augments ttuXto, fi\ 
 TTdXXio, perf. pass. 7r67raX/mt. 
 
 ITaXror, ov, to, a dart, javelin : 
 fr. 
 
 ITaXroc, V, bv, brandished, hurl- 
 ed, launclied : fr. TrdXXoj. 
 
 naXvvry, A^o]. ttoXvi'ti), yg, y, 
 dried barley-flour: fr. 
 
 JlaXvvu),to sprinkle, besprinkle, 
 
 mix, moisten ; whiten (properly 
 
 with flour) ; f. vvCj, sl. 1. ^;rd- 
 
 \vva. Th. TrdX^. 
 
 Uanl3a(TiXtia, ag, //, queen of all; 
 fern, fr, 
 
 Jla^liaffiXtvg, eog, b, a universal 
 
 king : fr. Trdg, fiaffiXivg. 
 Uafi^iSsXvpbg, d, bv, utterly 
 abominable : fr. rrag, (5StXvp6g. 
 Ua^fSiac, ov, 6, poet, all -forcing, 
 
 irresistible : fr. Trdg, (.^ia. 
 Jla^lSoTavov rov dypov, the 
 whole lierbage of the field, the 
 vegetable world : fr. Trdg, (3o- 
 Tcivy. Th. /3ow. 
 Udfifiorog, 6, //, & 
 IlafiiSuJrig, i^oc, y, all-feeding: 
 
 fr. Trdg, ^6(tkio. 
 Jldfifia, arog, to, more correctly 
 
 7rd/ta, possession : fr. Trdw. 
 JlafificiTaiog, b, y, utterly vain : 
 fr. Trdg, fidraiog. 
 Udfifiaxog, b, y, contending with 
 all, all-as.sailing : fr. Trdg,fi(ixy. 
 Jlai.ifi{yf9ng,tog, b, ,), very great, 
 Pk ". g. Trafi^tyiOy : fi*. ttuq, 
 fitytOog. 
 JIafifiiXag, aiva, av, all black : 
 
 ir. Trdg, fteXag. 
 Uafi^tXyg, kog, b, y, tuneful : fr. 
 
 ■Trdg, fisXog. 
 nafivyicjg^ eog, b, r), of vast 
 
 length : fr. Trdg, fiyKog. 
 U'lfipiiTeipa, ag, «S: Uafi^yriop, 
 opog, »), mother of all ; altogether 
 a mother : fr. Trdg, fiyryp. 
 Jla^l.uapog, 6, y, wholly polluted 
 or impure : fr. Trdg, jliapoQ. 
 I I 
 
i 
 
 % i.ii 
 
 It. 
 
 ■ A. t 
 
 HAJVI 
 
 Ha/i/itT'Oc, 'iOQ, & TidfifiiKTOQ, o, 
 >/, mixed, made up of every 
 thinj? : fr. Trag, ^iyvvfii. 
 
 Udi^iixlKpoQ, ov, 6, r/, a dwarf : fr. 
 Trat;, ^iKOog. 
 
 Jldfifiopog, 6, ?/, altogether 
 wretched : fr. Trai.") ftojx)^. 
 
 Jlan^vXa, ac, »/, every kind of 
 fly : fr. -ndq, fivia ; Aciuila's 
 vei'sion of Exod. viii. 21. Vs. 
 Ixxviii. 47. 
 
 Tia^HivaapoQ, 6, >/, utterly detest- 
 able : fr. Trdc, ^ivnaoog. 
 
 na'/iTrav, ad v., altogether, wholly, 
 entirely. Th. Trdg. 
 
 Uafi7rfi'9t]g, eog, 6, >/, all-persua- 
 sive : fr. 7r«Ci TreiOuj. 
 
 Tla^Trr)dt]v, from top to toe, com- 
 pletely, poet. adv. : & 
 
 JJafiTnjaiaj ag, )/,full possession: 
 fr. 77 dg, rrduj, or Trao/Ltai, to pos- 
 sess, perf. TTtTrafxai. 
 
 Jldi^nrXtiarog, ??, or, very many. 
 
 Jlaf^nrXfjOii, adv., throughout the 
 whole nmltitude, all at once : 
 fr. 
 
 Jlafnr\i)9i]g, tog, 6, »'/, very crowd- 
 ed, a whole multitude ; a great 
 many, very many : fr. Trdg, 
 TrXfiOog. 
 
 JJdn7r\i]KTog, 6, >}, accompanied 
 by all kinds of blows : fr. Trdg, 
 
 JlctfiTToiKikog, 6, 7/, variously gar- 
 nished or painted, mottled or 
 dappled all over : fr. Trac, 
 
 TTOlKlKog. 
 
 JlajxTroXig, toog, 6, 7'/, valid or 
 binding in every city : fr. Trdg, 
 TToXig. 
 
 TlajLtTToXXa, pi. n. g. & 
 
 na'/iTToXXoi, pi. m.g. Tra^TToXXwv, 
 gen. pi. fr. 
 
 HdfnroXvg, oXXij, oXu, gen. Tra/z- 
 TToXXov, rjg, ov, very many, a 
 great many : fr. Trdg, TroXvg. 
 
 IJafiTTovqpog, 6, 1), utterly de- 
 praved : fr. TTCLC, Trovt}p6g. 
 
 TlafiTTop^vpog, 6, >/, poet, all pur- 
 ple : fr. Trdg, Trop^vpa. 
 
 JldixTTptTTTog, 6, »}, all-conspicu- 
 ous, seen from afar : fr. Trdg, 
 
 TTpSTTW. 
 
 JldfiTrpoiTog, 6, r), first of all : 
 fr. Trdg, TrpwTog. 
 
 Jlafi({)dyog, 6, 1), all-devouring : 
 fr. Tzdg, (pdyui. 
 
 Ila/Lt0a»)g, tog, 6, 1), all-illuming, 
 all-bright, altogether transpa- 
 rent : fr. Trdg, <pdu). 
 
 Tilanrpaivyai, may shine all over, 
 3 sing. pres. subj. act. Ion. fr. 
 
 ITa/i^au'w, the same as 
 
 Hafifpavduj, u>, to be all-resplen- 
 dent, shine all over ; Traju^a- 
 voujvra, for TrafKpavwvra, pi. n. 
 g. pres. part, act., also TrafKpa- 
 v6u)(jav, for Trafxtpavuxrav, ace. 
 sing. part. pres. f. g. : fr. rcdg, 
 (paivu). 
 
 HAN 
 
 DAN 
 
 TTrt/i^dp/iaicoc, 6, ?/, 6 rrdvTUJV Uardpyvpog, 0, r), all silver : fr. 
 (papfxaKiov tfiTTEipog, a univei-sal Trdg, dpyvpog 
 quack : fr. Trdg, ipdpfiaKov. 
 Ua^fpsyynQ, tog, 6, y, — TrafKpayg. 
 ndjjKpOapTog, 6, »), compktcly de- 
 structive : fr. Trdg, ^9tipu). 
 UdfKpXeKTog, 6, 7},ail-consvmiing : 
 
 fr. Trdg, (pXiyio. 
 
 TlafKpupog, o, 7/, all-productive, 
 huddled tcgether : fr. Trai;, ^ipui. 
 Uai-KpvXia, ag, 1), the name of a 
 country, Famphylia ; people of 
 every tribe : fr. 
 Udfi<}>vXog, 6, 77, composed of 
 tribes of every kind : fr. Trdc, 
 ^uXor. 
 UdfKpvpTog, 6, 7/, all-mixed, in- 
 discriminate : fr. Trdg, (l)rpof.iai. 
 Udfi<}>wvog, o, V, full-sounding : 
 
 fr. Trdg, 0ojv»}. 
 Udi^iypvxog, i), y, wholly alive, im- 
 mortal ; ruling over all souls : 
 fr. Trdg, v/z^x^- 
 
 n.VN, navog, 6, Pan, the god of 
 
 shepherds : fr. 7rdti>, to feed. But 
 
 ndv, every, n. g. fr. Trdg ; to 
 
 Tzdv, the multitude. 
 
 Uavdypiog, 6, 1), all-wild : fr. 
 
 Trdvv, uypiog, wild. Th. dypog. 
 
 Hdvaypov, ov, to, a net, taking 
 
 every thing : fr. Trdg, dypa. 
 HavdyvpiQ, tog, d, Dor. for Tzavi]- 
 
 yvpig. 
 napaOyvaia, ioi',Td, a festival of 
 Minerva, celebrated every fifth 
 year at Athens. 
 
 Uai'dOXiog, a, ov, perfectly mise- 
 rable, very wretched : fr. Trdg, 
 
 dOXiog. 
 
 UdvaiOog, 6, 1), all-shining, splen- 
 did : fr. Trdg, alOu). 
 UavaioXog, 6, »/, all-variegated : 
 
 fr. Trdg, aioXog. 
 UavaiTiog, 6, 7), the cause of all, 
 
 entirely the cause : fr. Trdg, at- 
 
 Tia. 
 Uai'dKiia, ag, 1), a univei-sal 
 
 remedy ; panacea, a herb so 
 
 called, as if healing every thing : 
 
 fr. Trdg, aKeo^iai. 
 TlavaK7)c, tog, 6, 1), all-healing, 
 
 curing every disease : fr. the 
 
 same. 
 navaX7;0»)g, tog, o, 1), altogether 
 
 true : fr. Trdg, dXrjOyg. 
 IlavaXKitjg, tog, 6, 1), all-mighty : 
 
 fr. Trdg, dXK7/. 
 UavdXioTog, 6, 77, capturing all : 
 
 fr. Trdg, dXiaicuj. 
 ITavaTraXog, o, ?/, very tender : 
 
 fr. Trdg, UTraXog. 
 UavaTrriixujv, ovog, 6, r), quite 
 
 harmless : fr. Trdg, aTty^iov, un- 
 
 hurtful. Th. Trijf.ia, to, hurt. 
 naraTTTjp/yg, kog, o, y, wholly 
 
 free from injury : fr. Trdg, oTr?;- 
 
 pyg. Th. Trr/pog. 
 ITrt I'dTTor/xog, o, 7/, most unfortu- 
 nate : fr. Trdg, dTroTfxog, wretch- 
 ed. Th. TTOT^og. 
 (4«2) 
 
 ITai dpiffrog, 6, y, the best of all, 
 by far the best: ir. Trdg, dpinTog, 
 best, 8uperl. fr. dyciQbg, good. 
 Th. 'Apyg, Mars. 
 Tlai'dpKfcrog, ;;, ov, &. TlavapKyg, 
 tog, 6, >'/, all-suftici( nt, most 
 ])owerful : fr. Trdg, dpKtio. 
 ndj'flpxog, 6, 7;, all-ruling : fr. 
 
 Trdg, dp\a». 
 UavaTptKyg, tog, 6, y, entirely 
 true : fr. Trdg, drpfKJ/g. 
 UaratpyXi^, iKog, 6, >'/, destitute of 
 all his equals and e<'m])anions : 
 fr. Trdg, dtpyXiii. Th. 7/X(5. 
 Uaiaxaiig, iCog, ?/, all Greece : 
 
 & 
 Uavdxaioi, wv, o\, all the Aclne- 
 ans ov Greeks : fr. Trdg, 'A^o'^g- 
 Uavaiopiog, 6, r), altogether out 
 of season, ])reniatui"e, about to 
 die prematurely: fr. Trdg,«a)jutog, 
 sauKJ as dwpog, fr. a, uipa. 
 TlavcaKTia, ag, y, a sumptuous 
 banquet : fr. Trdg, cotg, y, a 
 feast. Th. c'ai'w. 
 Tlav^aKpvTog, 6, 7), full oi tears, 
 utterly lamentable : fr. Trdg, ca- 
 Kpvio. 
 UavCa^uTtop, opog, o, 7/, all-sub- 
 duing : fr. Trdg, ^afidixj. 
 Ildv^apoc, ov, 6, y, Pandants, a 
 proper name. 
 
 UdvCtivog, 6, y, terrible in every 
 respect, very terrible : fr. Trdg, 
 ^fi»'6g. 
 nANAEAE'TEIOS, 6, y, a bad 
 one, crafty : fr. Pandeletus, a 
 certain knave. 
 TlavdtpKtryg, ov, 6, all-seeing : 
 
 fr. Trdg, ^'ipKOfiai. 
 Jlavcy^tl, adv., with the whole 
 crowd of all the people, in a full 
 assembly, unanimously, in a 
 body : fr. Trdvcy^iog. 
 UavCy^ia, ag, y, the whole peo- 
 ple : fr. 
 UavSyfiiog, 6, 77, of the whole 
 people, pojiular, public, com- 
 mon : fr. Trdg, Cijfiog. 
 ndv^yfiog, 6, y, relating to the 
 whole ])eople, public ; universal ; 
 vulgar, plebeian : fr. the same. 
 IldvciKog, 6, y, altogether or 
 most just : fr. Trdg, ^iky. llenee 
 Hav^tKwg, adv. altogether with 
 justice. 
 YlavCoKtvTpia, ag, y, a female 
 
 innkeeper, hostess : & 
 JlavdoKtvio, f. tvau), to keep an 
 inn, receive all : fr. TrnvdoKivc, 
 same as Trai'^ox^vg : & 
 TidvdoKog, or 11 a r^orog, 6, »/, 
 poet. 6 TrdiTeig ^t\o/7fvog, re- 
 ceiving all : fr. Trdg, t't^oi-iai. 
 TlavdoKia, ag, y, complete glory: 
 fr. Trdg, ^oKa. 
 
 IIANAOY'PA, ag, or Uavcovptg, 
 i^og, t), Lat. jyandura, a musical 
 
 HAN 
 
 instrument. Hence Engl, a ban 
 dore. 
 
 WavdoxtXov, or Uav^oKtlov, ov, 
 TO, an ordinary, public inn, ta- 
 vern, caravausery : fr. Trdg, ^1- 
 XO/mt. 
 
 Tlavcoxtvg, or Uav^oKtvg, tog, 6, 
 an innkoopor, one who receives 
 ail : iv. the same. 
 Uavciopa, ag, y, the name of a 
 woman ; also an epitli. of the 
 earth, which bestows all kinds 
 of fi'uits : fr. Trdg, ^uipov. 
 Udveutpoc, 6, y, all-giving, a uni- 
 versal giver : fr. the same. 
 nrti'fXAaj'fg, Dor. f<.r Trai'tXXy- 
 rtg, ujv, oi, the whole body of 
 Gret'ks: fr. Trdg,"KXX/;r. Hence 
 Uai'tXXijvtaai, to all the Greeks 
 
 to a man, dat. pi. Ion. 
 Uai'iTritTKOTTog, o, y, inspecting 
 all things : fr. Trdg, tTriTKOTrog!' 
 Uavtpytryg, ov, 6, one who per- 
 forms all : fr. Trdg, tpyov. 
 UaviffTiog, 6, y, that* relates to 
 the whole house or family : fr. 
 Trdg, iffria. 
 \\avi(TxaTog,6, ,), the last of all, 
 
 very last : fr. Trdg, trrxaTog. 
 Hdj'frfg, poet, adv., the same as 
 TO Trdv trog, Kara irdv hog, 
 through the whole year. 
 navevcaifiiov, ovog,' b, 7), happy 
 m every way, very happy : fr. 
 Trdg, ivSaifiujv. 
 UartvKi)\og, 6, /;, j)erfectly calm 
 or still : fr. Trdg, « t-KV/Xog. 
 Udvt^9og, b, ,), eomj.letely boil- 
 ed ; Trdvt(p9og Kaffnirtpog, lead 
 thoroughly refiue<l, Hesiod, Sc. 
 H. 208 : fr. Trdg, fi/.u,. 
 Havyyvptio, w, f. >}<Ta>, to cele- 
 brate, deliver a i>anegyric : & 
 Uavnyvpi^u), f. iffo,, to hold a 
 general festive assembly ; cele- 
 brate a feast or games in honour 
 of a person, keep holiday ; i>ro- 
 nounce a panegyric, praise in a 
 public speech, in a crowded as- 
 sembly, panegyrise : fr. Travy- 
 yvptg. 
 
 UavyyvpiKog, 7/, ov, pertaining 
 to a general assembly or jjublic 
 festival, panegyrical, crowded, 
 festive : thence 
 
 navyyvpiKi:,g, adv., panegvrieal- 
 ly, pompously, with spleiidour : 
 ir. 
 
 Uavt'iyvpig, ca>g, 7), a universal 
 assembly, general convocation, 
 anniversary, great assemldage 
 or company, jjublic festival or 
 festivity : fr. Trdg, dyvpig. 
 
 llnvyyvpifTi^ibg, ov, u, the cele- 
 bration of a public festival, j)nb- 
 lic show or pomp : fr. iravyyv- 
 pi^iti. 
 
 HAN 
 
 whole day : & 
 Uavy^itpiog, o, 7/, throughout the 
 
 day, during the whole day : fr. 
 
 Trdg, y/tepa. 
 Uavt^upbv, or Uavynioov, adv., 
 
 during the ^vlu,le day : fr. I conq,l,.t..;rn;ou7"V>ano,'lv''''^''' 
 
 HAN 
 
 and language. 
 
 navoTTy, Jig, ,}, the name of a 
 woman ; as if one should say, 
 speaking for all persons. 
 
 U«roTrX/a, ag. Ion. -/,;, jjg, ,)^ 
 
 • ■■ ■ -' - , — r"s>> "> 
 
 V, engaged all day at any thing, 
 
 through the whole day, all day 
 
 long : fr. Trdg, yfitpa. 
 nav9t)p, ypog, b, i< i)anther. 
 Ildv9i){)og, b, 7/, all-capturing ; 
 
 To^ Trdv9ypov, a lai'ge net : fr. 
 
 Trdg, 0/}p. 
 
 Tlav9vixacbv, adv. in good ear- 
 nest, witli the whole soul : fr. 
 Trdg, 9vn6g. 
 
 Uui^9vTog, b, y, solemnized with 
 every sacrifice, duly solemnized: 
 fr. Trdg, 9 11 10. 
 
 navindtTai, Dor. for Trrjvi'CtTai, 
 winds upon a bottom or heap, 
 3 sing. pres. ind. m. of TnjvilJ. 
 Th. nrivoQ or tt/'/j';/, a web. 
 
 llaviu)viov, ov, rb, a place where 
 all the lonians met together in a 
 
 armed warrior : & 
 Hdi'OTrXog, b, ,), compktelv 
 aniK.d : fr. Trdi',o;rXoi'. 
 llavoTcXoTarog, y, oi', the youn'r. 
 ^^U youngest of all : fi^ -rrcfg, 
 OTrXoTUTog. 
 UavoTTTyg, or, b, one who sees 
 all things : fr. Trdg, bnTofiai. 
 navopfwg, b, y, well a.lapted for 
 a harbour : fr. Trdg, o.j^og. 
 llai^og, Lat. panh, in tbe Messa- 
 pian dialect, as if fr. Trdw, to 
 k'cd. There is also 
 Hai'og, ov, b, a light, lamp, cau- 
 dle, for (pavbg, fr. tpaivio : & 
 ITdi'og, Lat. Faunas, for Udv, 
 /Eol. 
 
 nayovpytvi^a, arog, to, a crafty 
 trick, cunning : fr, 
 
 ---" --^v....v,i i...i iiivju, cunning : ir. 
 
 body to consult on public busi- n«,'o7;pya;o/.cn,tobetreacherous, 
 nesh, Lat. 1 anionium, a temple act cunningly : fr. Trai'ot-pyog. 
 
 Hrt I' r//mp, all day long : fr. Trdg, 
 
 Wap, poet, for y^fpa. 
 Uavrjueptino, f. aoj, to pass the 
 
 built and named by the 12 lo 
 nian states : Tlavtiovia, u)v, tu, 
 a festival celebrated by these 
 states : fr. Trdg, & "lor, a proper 
 name, 
 
 Uavvvxila, f. t(Tw, to continue all 
 night, pass the whole night ; 
 celebrate a vigil ; work by can- 
 dle-light : fr. Tiavvvxig. 
 Uavyvxiog, a, ov, &. Udviwxog, 
 o, y, through the whole night, 
 lasting all night : & 
 navwxig, idog, 7/, a festival kept 
 up all night ; a watching by 
 night: fr. Trdg, vv^. 
 navoCvpTog, b, y, most lament- 
 able, nmeh lamented ; making' 
 great lamentations : fr. Trdg^ 
 bcvpojxai. 
 Uavoitvg, vog, b, y, altogether 
 
 wretched : fr. Trd'g, ol^vg. 
 UavoiKl, naj'Ot/c£<, adv., as if avv 
 TTavTL oIki^, ' with the whole 
 house. 
 UavoiKia, ag. Ion. -iy, yg, 7), the 
 
 whole family, whole liouse : & 
 UayoiKiog, & UdvoiKog, b, 7/, 
 with the whole house or family : 
 fr. Trdg, olKog. 
 llavbX^iog dc ndroX/3og, 6, >), 
 completely happy : fr. Trdg, oX- 
 fiog.^ 
 
 nav6Xt9pog, b, y, most wretched 
 or ruinous : fr. Trdg, u\e9pog. 
 
 navoi.ilXii, adv., with the' entire 
 throng or crowd : fr. ~dg, o^i- 
 Xog. 
 
 Uavofi(pa7og, ov, 6, epith. of Ju- 
 piter, the author of all oracles : 
 fr. Trdg, all, & o/i0//, an oracle ; 
 or so called from being wor- 
 shipped in every form of word 
 (483) 
 
 na)'ovpytuj, w,t. ytjoj, to act cun- 
 ningly, deceitfully or wickedly : 
 fr. the same. Hence 
 
 Uavovnyyfia, arog, Tb, a crafty 
 
 or roguish trick. 
 
 Uavorpyia. ag, y, cunning, craft, 
 knavery, villany, wickedness: fr. 
 
 Uavovpyog, 6, 7/, one who does 
 all things, dexterous, clever : 
 crafty, knavish, villanous, wick- 
 ed : fi'. Trdg, tpyov. 
 
 Tlavovpyiog, adv. cleverly, craft- 
 ily, cunningly : fr. the above. 
 
 navoxPwg, b, y, visible to all, 
 bright : fr. Trdg, b\\jig. 
 
 Uavaayia, ag, >'/, complete equip- 
 ment or armour: fr. Trdg, (xdyog. 
 
 UavffiXijvog, b, y, {atXyvy un- 
 derst.) the full moon, shining 
 fiill : fr. Trdg, (TtXyvy. 
 ndv(7tp.i'og, b, y, most grave or 
 
 august : fr. Trdg. ffifivog. 
 Udv<To<pog, b, y, all-wise, most in- 
 genious : fr. Trdg, (xocpog. 
 n.av(T7rtpfiia, ag, y, a mixture of 
 
 all seeds : fr. Trdg, (nripna. 
 UavcTTpaTi, adv., the same as 
 UavcTTpaTiy, with a large body 
 
 of forces, with the whole army, 
 
 dat. sing, put adverbially, Ion. 
 
 for 7rar(Trpa-t^: fr. Trdg* orpa- 
 
 Tid. 
 
 Uavav^ti, Uavcrv^t, TJavffv^iy, 
 & IXao-CTi^^iy, with the utmost 
 force, with all expedition ; with 
 all the army : fr. Trdg, (Tvcyv. 
 
 ndi'cri>pTog, 6, y, crowded toge- 
 ther : fr. Trdg, avpoj. 
 
 IlavTd, Dor. for Trdrri/, in every 
 way, on every side, everywhere. 
 Th. Trdg, all. 
 
 llarraKr}, Ion. for Trarrav^, adv. 
 I I 2 
 
li 
 
 h 
 
 t: 
 
 I: 
 
 r 
 
 HAN 
 
 everywhere, in every way. Th. 
 
 Trat;. 
 UavToKaq, aiva, av, all-wretch- 
 ed, most woful : fr. ttuq, rdXaQ. 
 Jlai'TO.Trd'n, ■Kavrdiidaii', adv. 
 altoj;etlier, aljsolutely. Th. ttcTc;. 
 HavTaQKiK, toe, 6, r/, aiding or 
 propitious to all: iV. Trag, cif^KEw. 
 liavTaoXnQy oVy o, the supreme 
 
 ruler : fr. Trag, cipxh- 
 UavTaxiy adv., everywhere, in 
 
 every way. 
 JlavraxoOev, adv., on all sides, 
 
 from every part : & 
 UavTax6(Te, adv. in every direc- 
 tion : & 
 JIapTaxov, adv., everywhere, in 
 every part of the world. Th. 
 Trdt;, all. 
 UavTtXijg, kog, o, v, finished, 
 perfect, entire, full, universal ; 
 happy ; tig rb TravrtXtg, per- 
 fectly, wholly, for ever : fr. irdg, 
 
 TtXoQ. 
 
 TlavTs\u>Q, Ion. TravrcXtwc, whol- 
 ly, altogether, adv. : fr. the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 UavTeffni, dat. pi. Ion. & poet, for 
 7rd(Tt ; fr. Tzdg, all, gen. TravTog. 
 
 Tlai^Ttvx'n, ag, t/, complete equip 
 ment, complete armour : fr. Trdg, 
 
 TfVXOQ' 
 
 Udi'Tfxvog, 6, y), skilled in every 
 art, useful for every art : fr. 
 Trdg, Tixvi]. 
 
 UdvTtj, adv., in every way, at all 
 times, in every place : fr. Trdg. 
 
 ndrrT^tog, 6, t/, all-honoured, 
 most honourable : fr. Trdg^rifiij. 
 
 JlavT\j]ixo)Vy ovog, 6, t), com- 
 pletely wretched : fr. Trdg, rX//- 
 
 fiijJV. 
 
 UavToyrjniog, w, 6, t), making all 
 grow old, causing all to decay : 
 fr. Trdg, yi]pag. 
 
 UaPTOCoTrbg, r), bv, of every re- 
 gion, of every kind, various : 
 fr. Trdg, SaTredov. Hence 
 UavTodaTTiog, adv., nuiltifarious- 
 
 ly, in every way. 
 liavTo^vi'afxog, b, »/, all-power- 
 ful : fr. Trdg, Cvva^ai. 
 IlavroSvvafTrng, ov, b, omnipo- 
 tent : fr. Trdg, CwafTrijg. 
 TldvToOtv, adv., from every place, 
 
 from every side : & 
 llavToOi, adv., everywhere, on all 
 
 sides, in every part : fr. Trdg. 
 
 JlavToiyjv, ace. sing. f. g. Ion. fr. 
 
 UavTolog, a, ov, of every sort, 
 
 various, multifarious, trying 
 
 every expedient. Th. Trdg. 
 
 IlavToi(jjg, adv., in all sorts of 
 
 ways : fr. the above. 
 JlavTOKpaTijjp, opog, 6, 17, al- 
 mighty, omnipotent : fr. Trdg, 
 Kodrog 
 
 nA3. 
 
 all : fr. Trdg, fu(Tog. 
 
 navTOTToQog, 6, »/, fertile in expe- 
 dients : fr. Trdg, TTopog. 
 
 UavTOTTTtjg, the same as TravoTT- 
 
 Ti]g. 
 UavToo'tKryig, ov, b, poet, all-de- 
 siring, ambitious of every thing : 
 fr. Trat;, bpsyu). 
 
 ndvToai, towards or on every 
 side, all around, adv. : & 
 navToaenvog, 6, //, most vene- 
 rable or august: fr. Trag, atuvog. 
 ndvTOTt, adv., at all times, Luke 
 xviii. I. It occurs nowhere in 
 the Septuagint, and very rarely 
 among the profane writers : 
 Achill. Tat. 1. Dion. Hal. Ant. 
 11. Diog. L. iv. 3, 84. Joseph. 
 B. J. viii. 2. Til. Trag, all. 
 TTai^roroX/ioe, 6, 6, = TcavToX^iog. 
 UavTOTo6(pog, 6, »/, nui-se of all : 
 
 fr. Trdg, rpe^w. 
 UavTovpyog, the same as Tzav- 
 ovfjyog. 
 Uai'T6<l>vpTog, b, »/, mixed or con- 
 f(.unded together, in confusion : 
 fr. Trdg, ipvpio. 
 
 ndvTpofioc, by r), all-trembling : 
 fr. Trdg, rpffu-). 
 
 UavrpbTTog, b, v, turning or rout- 
 ing all : fr. Trag, rpsTrtu. 
 IlavTu/p, Doi-. for Travrtuv, gen. 
 
 pi. fr. Trdg, all. 
 
 naVrwc, adv. altogether, wholly, 
 by all means : & 
 nduv, adv., in every respect, al- 
 together, greatly, very : 6 Trdrv, 
 that famous one : fr. Trag. 
 UavvTripraTog, rj, ov, farthest or 
 highest of all, most excellent : 
 fr. Trag, vTTtp. 
 
 Yldvvarra, a nurse : Hesych. per- 
 haps fr. TTCtw, to feed. 
 UavvoTttTog, ??, ov, last of all : 
 
 fr. Trag, vararog. 
 UavwCvvog, b, 7'/, causing grief in 
 every way, suffering excessive 
 pain : fr. Trag, bcvvtj. 
 HavioXtOpia, ag, >/, a massacre, 
 destruction, by which any tiling 
 is utterly ruined, utter destruc- 
 tion : fr. 
 UavwXtBpog, b, »'/, quite lost or 
 undone, utterly destroyed or 
 ruined ; very destructive and 
 pernicious, utterly abandoned : 
 fr. Trdg, bXtBpog. Hence 
 UavwXtOpwg, adv., altogether, ut- 
 terly, with utter destruction. 
 UavibXiig, log, b, y, wholly iniin- 
 ed. very destructive, utterly 
 abandoned : fr. Trdg, bXXvfii. 
 riovwTrr/tig, errffa, iv, conspicuous 
 to all : fr. Trdg, w\//. 
 ndvtupog, 6, //, growing in every 
 season : fr. Trdg, u)pa. 
 nd^, adv. ex])ressing wonder and 
 
 ndvroX/xog, 6, //, all- daring, most the act of mterrupting another, 
 
 audacious : fr. Trdg, roXfia. 
 UavTOfiiffrig, eoCj 6, r), hateful to 
 
 hush ! hist ! 
 
 nd^at, Dor. for Trt^^at, a. 1. inf 
 (484) 
 
 HAP 
 
 So Trd^at/M, for Trri^aifU, a. 1. 
 opt. act. TTd^f, Dor. & Ion. for 
 tTTTjKt, 3 s. a. 1. ind. act. Trd^ag, 
 Dor. for Trq^ag, a. 1. l)art. act. 
 TTc't^ofitv, Dor. for Tri/^o/ifi', 1 
 ])1. f. I. act. of TTtiyi'v^ii, to fix ; 
 
 f. Kio. 
 UdKaiO', Dor. for Tn)KaiTO, 3 s. 
 
 a. 1. opt. m. ; see the jireceding. 
 ndopai, or Trdw, f. Trdffofiai, p. 
 
 TTtTTdftar, to acquire, possess, 
 
 taste, feed on. 
 riaog, ov, b, a kinsman, acquired 
 
 by affinity : fr. Trdofiai. 
 IlaTrai, Lat. pap(e, wonderful ! 
 
 perhaps fr. TroTroi. 
 YlaTTaidK, adv. comic stronger 
 
 expression for the preceding. 
 ITaTraTog, Jupiter, so called by 
 
 the Scythians, Herod, iv. r»9. 
 IldTrox' oXvjg, for TrfiTroKra oXiog, 
 
 Dor. for TrijTroTe oXu>g, ever at 
 
 all. 
 IlaTrTrdsw, to call papa. Th. TraTr- 
 
 Trog, 01', b, a father. 
 nA'nnAS, a noise representing 
 the rumbling of the stomach. 
 HA'nriAS, ov, b, Lat. jxippa, a 
 papa, father, a word peculiar to 
 children ; voc. TraTTTra. Hence 
 naTTTr/ftov, TO, & IlaTrrrtag, ov, 
 
 b, dim. dear papa. 
 ndTTTrog, ov, b, a grandfather ; 
 the down of flowers ; down of 
 the chin. 
 
 HaTrTro^orog, 6, J7,one who mur- 
 ders his grandfather : fr. TraTr- 
 TTog, <p6vog. Th. <ptvu). 
 UaTTTrtliog,a, ov, of a grandfather: 
 fr. TroTrTrog, a grandfather. 
 ndTT^o^, aKog, b, a kind of fish 
 found in the hike Prasias. 
 ITaTrraiVoKTa, Dor. for TraTrrai- 
 
 vovtra, prea. part. f. g. fr. 
 ITAnTArNa, to look round, 
 watch diligently with the eyes ; 
 f. avoj, a. 1. iirc'nrTtjra, a. 1. 
 part. act. rraTrriirag. 
 OATli-POS, ov, 6, 7/, Lat. papff- 
 rus, paper, an Egyptian word 
 used to signify the plant on the 
 bark of which they used to 
 write, 
 flap', or Trap, by poet. apoe. for 
 7r«od, from, by the side of, near 
 to, 6i.c. : but 
 
 ndp', for Trdpa, or Trdptnri, is pre- 
 sent : fr. Trapd, tifxi. 
 IIAPA*, prep, (with gen.)of,from, 
 by, with, among, on the part of, 
 out of; (with the dat.) with, by, 
 to, at, in, among, by the side of, 
 in the power of ; (with an ace.) 
 near, by, to, among, by the side 
 of, alon'g, about, at, above, be- 
 side, contrary to, against, for, 
 during, through, beyond, except, 
 on account of, by reason of, in 
 comparison with, according to. 
 In composition it has the force 
 
 DAP 
 
 of, beyond, over, contrary to, on 
 the other side, beside, at. It is 
 also often used in a bad sense 
 to signify, wrong, faulty, badly ; 
 as TrapoKovu), to hear badly. Ot 
 Trapd auTov, iMark iii. 21, his 
 own relations ; irapd fiamXd 
 bvTig, on the side of the king, 
 Xen. K. 'A. i. 5, 16. rb Trap' 
 Vfidr, as far as depends on us ; 
 TTapd ^iijva TniTov, every three 
 months ; 7ra|U bXiyov, w'itliiii a 
 little, almost, nearly ; Traod 
 ToffovTov, to such a degree; Trap' 
 dcnridag, to the left, Xen. K. 'A. 
 iv. 3, 26. 
 
 ndpa, for TrdpsffTi or TrdpiKriv, 
 is present, or are present ; fr. 
 Trdptipi. Th. ti'filj I am. 
 U(ipaf3ah'oj, to go beyond, go by 
 the side of, climb over, go by or 
 past; transgress, violate, injure; 
 pres. part. act. TtapajSaiviov, 
 ovtra, f. TrapaftijtTOfjiai, pf. Trapn- 
 fih^>l>^(i, hence part. TrapaiitjSa- 
 log, standing beside, a. 2. Trapt- 
 /3//1/, perf. pass. Trapaiil-fSni^ai, 
 <Tai, rai : fr. Trapd, [iaivio, to 
 go- , 
 UapdjSaKrpog, b, r), leaning on a 
 stick, prop|)iiig as with a staff : 
 
 fr. Trapd, fioKvpov. 
 HapafinXil, 3 sing. f. 1. act. of 
 nap«/3d\/\a>, to ex[)ose, throw to, 
 put by the side of, turn (as the 
 eyes), bring to or near, present, 
 deliver, bring to land, annex, 
 engage, draw near, cast or bring 
 together, approach, liken, com- 
 pare, pass over, deposit, commit 
 to, al)andon to ; 7ropn/3dXXo/xai, 
 mid. to place any thing before a 
 person, deceive, expose to, en- 
 counter danger too boldly, de- 
 IKisit ; f, TrapafiaXuJ, perf. Trapa- 
 Sif3Xt]Ka, a. 2. TrapfjiaXov, a. 2. 
 subj. TTcipafidXio, yg, y, perf. m. 
 Trapal3ifioXa : fr. Trapd, l3dXXio. 
 JlapaftaXofievog, ov, a. 2. part. 
 
 m. fr. the preceding. 
 Ilapd/iarrtg, tutg, »'/, a passing by 
 or beyond, transition, transgres- 
 sion, mistake : fi*. 7rapaf3aii>u). 
 Tlnf)ai3d(TKu), to stand beside an- 
 other, fight from a chariot, for 
 Trapalidnig tlpi: fr. Trapd, f3d<T- 
 Kio, same as jSaivoj. 
 Tlapaf3drT}g, ov, 6, a transgressor, 
 violator of the law ; one who 
 stands beside, flights from a 
 chariot ; for which is also read 
 Trapail3dTi]g : & 
 napa/3ar6g, j), bv, transgressed, 
 to be transgressed : fr. Trapa- 
 /3a/ 1' w. 
 \Iapaf3i)g, 2 sing. a. 1. subj. act. 
 
 of the same verb. 
 Ilapa/icd^o/iat, to urge, compel, 
 force contrary to right or law, 
 f. aaofxaif a. 1. m. Trapf/3ta(rd-| 
 
 IlAP 
 
 M^', w, a.To : fr. Trapd, jSut'Cu). 
 UapaiSifid^io, f. daio, to cause to 
 go away, depart, take away : fr. 
 Trapd, f3ii3dtio. 
 UapafiXaardvio, to spring up by 
 the side : fr. Trapd, fiXa<7Tdvcj. 
 napal3X'sTno,to look aside at, look 
 askance or awry, squint ; over- 
 look : fr. Trapn,'^X€7rw. 
 ITapa/3X?70;;i/,adv, by comparison; 
 in a dissembling manner ; ob- 
 liquely ; in a parallel line : fr. 
 Trapaj3dXXw. 
 Ilapd(SXi)fia, arog, to, a thing 
 thrown to be eaten, food ; a co- 
 vering, fence: fr. the same verb. 
 UapafiXujxl/, ioTTog, 6, »'/, one who 
 squints ; pi. Trapaf3Xuiireg : fr. 
 Trapaf^XiTTio. 
 TlapalioyjOsuj, a,, f. ly^w, to run 
 to the aid of, help ; make an 
 expedition : fr. Trapd, /3o7?6>£w. 
 napa/3oXd^»;i/, poet. ITap/SoXd- 
 St]v, adv. = TrapajSXrjdrjv. 
 UapafioXtvofxai, to expose one- 
 self to danger : fr. Trapdf3()Xog. 
 napa(3oXev(Ta(T9at, a. 1. inf. mid. 
 fr. the preceding. 
 UapafioXrl, »;g, >), a parable, ob- 
 scure saying, type, resemblance, 
 similitude, comparison. 
 napd(3oXoc, 6, 7/, one who ex- 
 poses himself rashly to danger, 
 headstrong, incautious, rash, 
 hazardous : fr. TrapafidXXuj. 
 Uapal^ovXetfOfiai, to counsel 
 wrong; a. I. part. m. Trapa^ov- 
 Xtvndpevog, having taken no 
 thouglit of, having disregarded : 
 fr. Trapd. ^ovXtvoj. 
 Uapa^wfiiog, 6, >), standing at or 
 hy the side of the altar : fr. 
 Tropd, iSiOfiog. 
 Ilapayaytlv, to produce, a. 2, 
 inf. Att. & 
 
 Uapayayovaa, a. 2. part. f. s. 
 Att. fr. 
 
 Ilapayayihv, bvrog, a. 2. part. 
 Att. of Tvapdyix), to conduct over. 
 napayyfXta, ag, »),a charge, coni- 
 mantl, order, proclamation, can- 
 vassing, soliciting of an office of 
 trust : fr. 
 
 Ilaprty-ytXXa*, to notify, declare, 
 charge, counsel, command, an- 
 nounce, proclaim ; forbid, pro- 
 hibit ; solicit an office ; imperf. 
 Trapr\yytXXov, f. TrapayytXio, 
 perf. 7rap?jyyfXfc:a,a. 1. ind. act. 
 TraprjyysiXa, a. 1. part. Tr«pay- 
 ydXag, ai-Tog, perf. m. Tra'prjy- 
 ytiXa : fr. Trapd, dyykXXio. 
 
 XlapdyyiXfia, arog, to, an order, 
 I)recept, counsel, prohibition: fr. 
 the above. 
 
 Ilapdyyf X(Ttg, f wg, t), a command, 
 charge, direction : fr. the same. 
 
 riapayfyoi/a, ag, f, perf. m. of 
 Trapayivop.ai. 
 
 llapaytvofjLtvog, ov, a. 2. pt. ra. & 
 (485) 
 
 IlAP 
 
 Ilapayf vw/iat, y, i;ra(, a. 2. subj. 
 
 m. of the verb Trapayivofiai. 
 Ilapayivw, to give a slight taste, 
 
 give to one to taste by the wav; 
 
 mid. to taste slightly : fr. Traod, 
 
 ytvut. 
 
 llapayiipdfia, arog, rb, dotage : 
 fr. 
 
 llapayy]pdu}, Co, to be in one's 
 dotage: fr. Trapd, yyipag. 
 Uapayivofxai, y, trai^ to arrive, 
 approach, come to, be present 
 or at hand, happen ; impf. Trap- 
 tyiv6fii}v, ov, tTo, f. 2. pass. 
 TTapayevi'iaofiai, a. 2. m. Trapt- 
 ytvoptjv, ov, iTo, a. 2. subj. m. 
 Trapay£j'(u//at, y, ijTai,a,. 2. part, 
 m. Triipayei'ui.itvog, ;/, ov : fr. 
 Trapd, yii'Ofiat, to be. 
 Uapayivio(TKi,>, to determine con- 
 trary to right and justice, judge 
 wrongfully: fr. rrapd, yivwaKoj. 
 napayKdXi(Tfia, arog, rb, an ob- 
 ject to be embraced, wife : fr. 
 Trapd, dyKaXiKoixai. 
 UapayKi(Trpnio,Cj, to furnish with 
 ajiook ; TrapiiyKiarpwfiivot rpi- 
 ocovTsg, hooked tridents, bear- 
 ing the form of a hook : fr. 
 TTapd, dyKiarpov. 
 napdyoiaa, ag, d. Dor. for Trap- 
 dyovffa, ijg, 1), leading away ; 
 pres. part. f. g. of Trapdyui. 
 UapayoptXro, Dor. for irapnyo- 
 paro, he consoled, 3 sing. impf. 
 ind, pass, of Trapyjyopiui. 
 llapdypa/i/za, oTog, rb, a public 
 notice or bill published for dis- 
 cussion previ<nis to enactment ; 
 any thing written contrary to 
 rules ; change in the manner of 
 writing a word ; substitution of 
 one word for another ; defect 
 in writing ; play upon words : 
 fr. Trapaypd^tu. 
 Uapaypa<py), i~)g, r), a plea for 
 avoiding a trial, an insertion in 
 the margin : fr. Trapaypu<pu}. 
 Uapaypatpig, idog, y), an instru- 
 ment used in writing, a ruler : 
 fr. 
 
 Ilapaypd^w, f. i^w, to annex in 
 writing, write by the side of, 
 prefix, mark in the margin ; 
 write wrong ; inscribe ; intro- 
 duce ; annul, take awav, free 
 from ; in law, to take an excep- 
 tion to an action ; Trapayeynafi- 
 p'fvoi vofioi, laws proposed or 
 cited in opposition to other 
 laws : fr. Trapd, ypd^w. 
 
 Uapayvfivooj, w, f. wo-tu, to strip 
 bare, lay open. Th. yvpvor. 
 
 Ilapdyw, to i)roduce, bring "for- 
 ward, lead aside, mislead in 
 speaking, draw aside from the 
 subject by a subtlety of speech; 
 lead astray, seduce, deceive, cor- 
 rupt, in which sense also in mid.; 
 to lead over ; advance ; pass 
 
 i 
 
ill 
 
 HAP 
 
 by, defile past ; f. 7rapa£(«J, perf. 
 7rap»)x«, a. 2. act. Trapfiyov, €C, 
 e, & Att. irnpijyayov, part, -rrap- 
 ayayujv, oixrn : fr. 7rap«, dyu). 
 riapaywy/), T/t;, »/, a leadinii; or 
 conveying ncur, past, or over ; 
 lengthening out ; extension of 
 ilie line ; impulse ; bending a- 
 side or into error ; incorrect de- 
 rivation ; deviation ; passing by 
 or beyond : fr. Trapayw. 
 napayoivi^oi, to terminato in a 
 point or angle : fr. iraod, yujvia. 
 UapayioviaicoQ, ov, 6, an angle, 
 a rule, measure, carpenter's 
 square : fr. the same. 
 UapadapOavu), to sleep near un- 
 to : fr, TTcipd, dapOdvu). 
 Uapac^CioKO, perf. ind. act. fr. 
 
 7rapaciS(jJiJii, to deliver. 
 Ilapacay/tta, aroQ, to, a pattern, 
 example, i>roof, paradigm or 
 model ; dat. pi. irapa^tiy^iKTi : 
 fr. TrapacdKvvfii. Hence 
 UapahiypariKio, to expose to 
 public disgrace, hold up as an 
 example, lead in triumph ; f. 
 iao), perf. Trapa^tctiyuaTiKn. 
 UapaUiKvviOy or napadtiKvvfii, 
 to show by the side of, com- 
 pare ; exhibit ; assign ; effect ; 
 f. hi^io, a. 1. TrapkSuKa : fr. 
 Trapd, SeiKvvo). 
 nAPA'AElSOS, ov, 6, a garden, 
 park, gi-een place ; Paradise, 
 the abode of the blessed. A 
 Persian word. 
 Uapadsxofiai, Ion. UapadUonai, 
 to* receive, approve, accept, ad- 
 mit ; f. Trapack^o^ai, perf. pass. 
 TcapaUctynai : fr. irapd, cix^- 
 
 fiai. 
 
 HapadiaKovto), w, f. ritru), to sex^ve, 
 wait upon : fr. Trapd, diaKov'no. 
 
 UapaSiaTpi(it), iig, »'/, an unpro- 
 fitable study or discussion : fr. 
 Trapd, dinTpt(ir]. 
 
 Jlapa^icoaOaiy pres. inf. pass. & 
 
 Uapadicovg, ovtoq, pres. part, 
 act. fr. 
 
 UapadiCiofii, to give up, deliver 
 or assign over, surrender, be- 
 tray, restore,transmit,be(iueath, 
 deliver, hand down, i»(Julge 
 in ; permit ; impf. TraptCiCovv, 
 as if fr. 7rapa^i^6w,f. Trapatwo-w, 
 a. 1. ind. TrapkdwKu, a. 2. napk- 
 Siov, wg. It), a. 2. subj. act. Trapa- 
 ^ui, (^Q, (p, a. 2. inf. Trapa^ovrai, 
 a. 2. part. Trapa^ou^, ov roc, perf. 
 'jrapa6tSwKa,])h\]^.7rapthcu)Ktiv, 
 pres. pass, irapa^i^o^iai, I am 
 betrayed, pf. pass. TraoadsCofiai, 
 I have been delivered up and 
 committed to trust, a. 1. pass. 
 
 TrapeCoOrjv, rig, ih f- 1- P^^'^ 
 TrapadoOnaofiui : fr. Trapd, ci- 
 
 UapaCovra, ace. smg. a. 2. part. 
 act. Trapa^oi'C, of the precedmg. 
 
 DAP 
 
 napa^o^d^w, f. d<T(o, to disgrace, 
 
 defame ; also the contrary, to 
 
 honour much, make illustrious 
 
 or wonderful ; entertain an in- 
 
 coiTect opinion : fr. Trapd^oKog. 
 napaSo^nXoysio, w, f. rjTio, to 
 
 speak absurdities : fr. 
 naprt(^o^o\oyog, 6, i), speaking 
 
 strange or incredible things : fr. 
 Trapdoo^oc, Xtyio. 
 
 UapdSoKog, 6, I/, contrary to re- 
 ceived opinion or to expectation, 
 imexpected ; wonderful, incre- 
 dible : fr. Trapd, co^a. 
 
 Ilapdcoaic, twf, »/, a delivering, 
 transmitting, bequeathing, tra- 
 dition, doctrine delivered by 
 word of mouth, custom : fr. 
 TTopa^icioixi. 
 
 llapaSovvai, a. 2. inf. act. &. 
 
 na'pac^orc, ovrog, a. 2. part. act. 
 of TrapadiSiopi. 
 
 Uapadoxn, vg,V' J^ reception, ac- 
 ceptance, approbation, tradition: 
 fr. 7rapn^£X(»/uai. 
 
 llapacpaQUiv, a. 2. poet, for 
 TrapacpaOtlv, fr. Tropacap0aVa>. 
 
 riapat'pdtu, w, to wait upon, ad- 
 minister : fr. TTrtpd, Ipdco. 
 
 Uapci^vfii, same as 
 
 Uaf>aSt'u),&. UapaCvonat,io creep 
 into, insinuate one's self : fr. 
 Trapd, dvio. 
 
 Uapadui, (fg, <p, a. 2. subj. act. & 
 
 napat"w<Tw,f. 1. ii d. act. of Trap«- 
 
 Uapafidoj, to sing near or in the 
 presence of a person : fr. Trapd, 
 diidio. 
 
 Uapaiipio, f. tptu, to hang next 
 to ; mid. to hang by the side, as 
 a sword; Trapafp0A;v,a. 1. pas.s. : 
 fr. Trapd, dtipw. 
 
 Uapa^dio, ut, to live along with ; 
 live wrong or unbecomingly ; 
 orrrig Trkvr)g ojv K'J, Trapa^yi' 
 jSovXtrai, Menander 293, he 
 who lives in poverty, is inclined 
 to live wrong : fr. Trapd, Kdio. 
 Uapa^evyrvi-ii, to join to, annex : 
 fr. Trapd, l^tvyvvfii. 
 UapaKnXoto, w, f. uxtm, to pro- 
 voke to emulation or zeal ; emu- 
 late, vie with, be jealous ; perf. 
 TraptKhXitJKa : fr. Trapd, ^?yX6a>. 
 TlapaZvXoj(Tig, nog, ry, emulation, 
 jealousy : fr. the preceding. 
 napa^iovT}, i]g, >/, a belt, girdle : 
 fr. Tzapd, i^djVT]. 
 TlapaOaXdffaiog, 6c UapaOaXdr- 
 Tiog,a, ov, also 6, »/, near the sea: 
 fr. Trapd, OdXaarra, or rra. 
 UapaOaXTTio, f. xpio, to warm, 
 clierish, soften, soothe, console : 
 fr. Trapd, QuXttoj. 
 UapaGappvro), & ITapoOapcn"'- 
 I'lo, to give courage or confi- 
 dc'ice, confirm : fr. Trapd, Oap- 
 pvi'to, or Oapavvio. 
 napaOtdof.iai, f. daopat, to view 
 (486) 
 
 nAP 
 
 one thing by the side of another, 
 compare : ir. Trapd, 9tdofiai. 
 
 UaoaOtlvai, a. 2. inf. act. of 
 ^^aparieTJ^it, to place by the side 
 of. Th. TiOnnh to place. 
 
 IlapaOiXyM, f. ^w, to soothe, 
 soften : fr. Trapd, OiXyio. 
 
 napdGfua, arog, to, an addition, 
 appendage, supplement, depo- 
 sitory, repository : fr. Trapari- 
 
 TlapaOi^d'og, )/, ov, a. 2. part, 
 m. of TrapaTiQi)pi. 
 riapaOfpi^tu, contr. UapaQpilot, 
 f. Vo>, to reap, mow or cut down 
 in jtassing : fr. Trapd, QtpiZ,u). 
 UapaOfp^aivio, to warm at or 
 near ; f. aiu>, perf. Tr a pare 0fp- 
 fxayKU : fr. Trapd, Oipfxanno. 
 napa0ka9ai,ii. 2. inf. m. of Trapa- 
 TiOnfit, to put nigh. Th. TiOtipi. 
 napdO((Tig, eiog, >'/, a placing near, 
 juxtaposition ; the thing itself 
 placed near to ; entrusting, com- 
 mendation ; comparison, colla- 
 tion ; noting down; depositing ; 
 citation ; serving an entertain- 
 ment : fr. Trapari0»//tt. 
 Uapae'iTi]g, ov, 6, a server, one 
 who setteth out a banquet : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 Ilapaesio, to nm by or by the 
 side of, follow closely, run be- 
 yond, touch upon cursorily : fr. 
 Trapd, 9ko), to run, f. Oivffo^ai. 
 TlapaOfwpEw, tu, to look close to, 
 contemplate, compare, despise, 
 overlook ; f. ijffu), perf. Trapart- 
 OfiopiiKa, imperf. pass. TraptOno- 
 pe6fii}v, ovnr]v : fr. Trapd, Gtoj- 
 p'no. 
 Tlapa9r]yo), f. ^w, to sharpen, 
 quicken, instigate : fr. Trapd, 
 Qr]y(x). 
 Uapa9i]Ki}, T]g, r), an addition, 
 supplement ; deposit, perqui- 
 site : fr. Trapart0»//it. 
 Uapa9i'i(Tii, 3 sing. f. 1. act. & 
 nai)a0)'';(To/tai, f. 1. m, & 
 Ilapa9t]aofiti'og, ov, f. 1. part. m. 
 
 fr. TrapaTi9t]p.i, to i)ut by. 
 napo0XT'/3w, to press to or at the 
 side, crush, affiict ; f. ;//w, perf. 
 Tk9X'i(l>a. 
 Uapd9ov & Trorpd0t(TO, a. 2. imper. 
 m. of TrapaTi9r]fii. 
 UapaGpaavi'w, f. vvCj, to encou- 
 rage, give confidence and ala- 
 crity ; be bold at an improi)cr 
 time : fr. Trapd, 9pa(Tvvu). 
 riapaf^pf^ac, aor. 1. pt. fr. Trapa- 
 
 rpfx*'^' 
 napa0t\oa, ag, t), a side-door, 
 
 back-door, false door ; wicket : 
 
 fr. Trafid, 9vpa. 
 
 ITapai, by poet, ectasis for Trapd. 
 llapaiiiacrin, ag, & Uapaijiafnc, 
 
 sujg, //,an offence, transgression ; 
 
 the same as Trapd[3affig : fr. 
 
 Trapa/3au't«>. 
 
 HAP 
 
 napaiftdrijg, ov, o, fur Trapa/3d- 
 
 Ti/g, a tran.sgressor of the law ; 
 
 one who fights from a chariot ; 
 
 pi. Trapai^idrai. : fr. Tcapatiaivio. 
 Uapai^aTig, idog, y. a woman 
 
 hired for wages : fr. the above. 
 Tlapcu9v(T(Tio, to excite, kindle, 
 
 move, break out : fr. Trapd, ai- 
 
 Gixrau). 
 
 llapaii'eaig, tojg, //, exhortation, 
 
 admonition, encouragement, con- 
 solation : & 
 
 llrtpau'trtKot;, /), or, admonitory, 
 
 encouraging, pei-suasive : fr. 
 lIapaii/e(o, d, to admonish, ad- 
 vise, persuade, exhort, encou- 
 rage ; f. ecrio, pf. Trapyi'iKa, a. 
 1. Trapyviaa : fr. rrapd, alvUo. 
 HapaivovvTog, gen. sing, irapai- 
 vovvTug, ace. pi. part. pres. act. 
 of the preceding verb, 
 UapaiTTfTriOyai Sc Uapanrem- 
 Oijvaa, poet, and with Ion. re- 
 dupl. for 7rapa7ri9ij and irapa- 
 TTi9ovaa, a. 2. 3 sing. subj. and 
 fern, part. fr. TrapaTrtiGu}. 
 UapaipUo, at, to take away, over- 
 throw, destroy, diminisJi ; a. 2. 
 TraptiXov ; mid. Trapaipkofiai, 
 ovfiai, a. 2. TrapfiXofitiv, a. 2. 
 inf. TTcipeXkaOai, a. 2. part. Trap- 
 tXufui'og : fr. Trapd, auuu). 
 Ilapai(T9dvoi.iai, a. 2. TrapyaOo- 
 fir]i^, to attach a wrong meaning 
 to a tiling, not to be master of 
 the right sense, misunderstand, 
 guess at ; perceive, observe : fr. 
 Trapd, aiaGdi'oiiai. 
 IJapaitriog, u, //, unfavourable, 
 
 inauspicious : fr. Trapd, aimog. 
 Ilapato-ffw, to pass by or bey<jnd, 
 rusii quickly by or past': fr. 
 Trapd, dtcTcruj, to rush ; f. ^u), 
 perf. 7/Vxa. 
 Ilopairfw, tD, f. ))(Tuj, and in its 
 niore frecjuent form, mid. Trapai- 
 Ttofiai, ov^ai, to deprecate, beg 
 off or from, refuse, reject, ex- 
 cuse oneself, sue for pardon ; 
 l^ray, ask, supplicate, implore ; 
 f. m. ijaofxai, a. 1. m. Trapyr//- 
 adfiqi', M, aro, a. 1. part. m. 
 TrapaiTtjtrdfitvog, pf. pass. Trap- 
 yTi]^ai, part. TrapyTt]i.dvog : fr. 
 Tra()d, aiTtuj. Hence 
 HapaiT/jfTig, tojg, i), a begging off, 
 suing for pardon, pardon, ex- 
 cuse, earnest entreaty, suppli- 
 cation : & 
 napa«r?;rtoi/, verb. adj. it is to 
 avoided, deprecated. 
 llapaiTiog, 6, if, one who is partly 
 the cause or authorof any thing, 
 cause : fr. rrapd, aWiog. 
 JlapaiTorfu9a, 1 pi. pres. ind. m. 
 
 of Trapairiofiai. 
 TIapai(pdfieiH>g, admonishing, call- 
 ing to, a. 2. part. m. by epentli. 
 poet. fr. Traod<pq,ui. Th, 0?;/(i or 
 fdiij. 
 
 riAP 
 
 ri«pa/r;;a<T/a, at,-. Ion. -bj, jjg^ & 
 llapaj^offtf, eojg, »), admonition, 
 couusel, exhortation, consola- 
 tion, persuasion : fr. the same 
 verb 6i th. 
 ITapat^poj'fw, w, f. j-y^rw, poet, for 
 Trapa<pporkoj, to be half-dead or 
 senseless with fear or pain. 
 U-apuuopiv^wog, Ion. for Trapatw- 
 
 povfin'og, pres. part, m. h\ 
 Tlapauopoujjiai, to be raised, ele- 
 vated, suspended, fiow as a gai'- 
 ment, Jiang by the side : fr 
 Trapd, auopsct). 
 napaKrd/i/3a\oi', poet, for Trapa- 
 KareiSaXoi/, fr. TrapaKara/SdXXd;. 
 TlapaKaGsil^ofiat, to sit down be- 
 side or next : Trapci, Ka9i^ofiai. 
 UapaKaOtvcu), to sleep by the 
 side of ; sit near at table : fr. 
 Trapd, KaOevcu). 
 UapaKaOtjfiat, to sit by the side 
 of: fr. Trapd, Kd9i)fxai. 
 Uapaica9i^oj, to place beside, set 
 by the side of; f. itrio, perf. 
 TrapaKtKaGiKa ; TrapaKaGi^ofxai, 
 to sit beside : fr, Trapd, KaOi^oj. 
 U.apaKa9it]}ii, to let or put down 
 by the side : fr, Trapd, KaGiqfxi. 
 llapaKa9i(TTi}^u, to place by the 
 side, or on either side : fr. vrapd, 
 Ka9i<TTtji.ii. 
 TlapaKaipiog, or IlapaKaipog, 6, 
 >/, ill-timed, out of season, ex- 
 cessive : fr. Trapd, Kaipog. 
 riapaicaipiog, adv., unseasonably : 
 fr. the above. 
 riapaKaXsio, w, to call, call out to, 
 invoke, entreat, invite, ask, pray, 
 encourage, admonish, exhort, 
 comfort, console, assist ; Trapa- 
 KaXug eig ^6j5ov, Eur. Or. 
 1 021, thou inspirest me with 
 fear ; imperf. TrapeKuXsov ovv, 
 eeg ug, te ti, f. kcruj, perf. Trapa- 
 K^KXijKa, a. 1. ind. act. Trapt/cd- 
 Xtaa ; j)res. pass. TrapaKaXsufiai, 
 ov/xai, to be comforted, enj<»y 
 consolation, a. 1. pass, TrapfKXrj- 
 Giji', a, 1. inf. pass. TrapatcXnGri- 
 vat, f. 1. pass, TrapaKXtjG Ijffofiai, 
 y, tTai : fr, Trapd, KaXkio. 
 riapaKdXvfi^ia, arog, to, a screen 
 to hide any thing, veil, curtain ; 
 covering, pretext : fr, 
 IlapaKraXt'Trrw, to veil, hide, co- 
 ver, conceal ; f. \puj, perf, Trapa- 
 KtKdXv(pa, perf. pass. TrapaKiKa- 
 Xv^fiai, i//at, TTTai : fr. Trapd, 
 KaXi'Trra;. 
 na(iaKara/3air(.j, to descend, dis- 
 mount, disembark : fr. Trapd, 
 KaTajSaivoj. 
 HapaKaraiidXXuj, f. aXw, p. /St- 
 /3X»/»ra, to put down by the side 
 of, deposit ; put down or tender 
 in court, previous to trial, a cer- 
 tain sum of money, by way of 
 pledge to abide the event of the 
 suit : fr. Trapd, Krara/3dXXa>. 
 (487) 
 
 II A P 
 
 napaK:ara/3oXj}, /"yg, ,), deposit- 
 
 UK^nry : iV. TrapaKara/SaXXco. 
 napaKaraOijKi], j/(j, >;, a dei)Osit, 
 
 trust : fr. TrapaKaTariGijfu. 
 liapaKaTdi:ui.iat, to recline next 
 
 to : fr. Trapd, KaraKHfiai. 
 IlapaKaraXtyofiai, to lie down by 
 
 or at : fr. Trapd, KaraXkyojuiai. 
 napaKarariOiifxi, to deposit with 
 a i)er.son,givuhi trust: fr. Trapd, 
 
 KaTariOtifxi. 
 napaKaTariewfie9a, 1 pi. pres. 
 subj. pass, of the preceding. 
 llapaKTartXticro, 3 sing. plup. 
 pass, by sync, for TrapaKaTtXe- 
 Xffcro, fr. TrapuKaTaXiyofiai. 
 HapaKaTexio, to hold, embrace, 
 restrain, keep back : fr. Trapd, 
 
 KUTSXiO. 
 
 IlapaKaTTVu), to stitch to, get uj) 
 or get ready near : fr. Trapd, 
 
 KaTTVOJ. 
 
 UapaKtiiiai, ffai, rat, to lie by the 
 
 side of, be near or adjacent, bo 
 
 set before ; f. tiaofiai : fr. Trapd, 
 
 Ktifiai. 
 
 napaKtKXyjuai, (Tai, rat, pf. pass. 
 
 of TrapaicaXkiv, to encourage. 
 UapaKtKpifih'og, perf. part. pass, 
 of TrapaKpivio. 
 IlapaKtKpoaTai, they have been 
 put out of their senses, 3 pi. pf. 
 ]>ass. Ion. for TrapaKrticpoi/a^ti/oi 
 ilffi, of the verb TrapaKpovu}. 
 riapaKiXevffig, ewg, t), exhorta- 
 tion, encouragement : & 
 napaKeXev(T^a,aTog, Td,&, Uapa- 
 KtXevafiug, ui), 6, the same : fr. 
 IlapaKtXtvio, to exhort, encou- 
 rage ; f. tv(T(jj ; TrapaKtXtvofxai, 
 the same : fr. Trapd, KeXevio. 
 IlapaK{Xt)Ti^u), f. itrio, Att. luj, to 
 ride besiile, by or past : fr. 
 Trapd, KtXijri'^io. 
 UapaKtxHfiaicoTi, dat. sing. perf. 
 part. act. of Trapaxtifid^w, to go 
 into winter-quarters. 
 nnpaKew/it9a, 1 pi. pres. subj. of 
 TrapaKtojxai, to lie by, sit at 
 table : fr. Trapd ic Kkofiai, for 
 Ktlf^iai. 
 napuKH'Cvvevu), f. au), to risk, in- 
 cur^ danger rashly : fr. Trapd, 
 KivCvvevu). 
 TJapaKlvkoj, a), to move,rouse, agi- 
 tate, disturb, derange ; be agi- 
 tated or deranged : fr. Trapd, 
 Kiviu). 
 JJapaKiio, to pass near. Th. kIm. 
 IlapaKXaiijj, to weep beside or 
 with, wee}) without cause, weep 
 to no purpose : fr. Trapd, KXaiio. 
 UapaKXeiui, to exclude, seclude, 
 shut up ; f. et'o-tu, perf. jck-Xctica: 
 fr. Trapd, KXeiio. 
 ITapafcXf Trrw, f. \^a>, to steal from 
 or in ])assing : fr. Tropd, (cXtTrrw. 
 IlapaKrXj/en', to exclude, Ion. for 
 TrapaKXfiftr, pres. inf. of the 
 verb TrapaftXito/. 
 
■iJBBt. i Lg fes^'tflga ^Ssg!*' 
 
 HAP 
 
 JlapaK\r)9e'ujv, rjc, i], a. 1. opt. 
 pass, of TrapaicaXatu. 
 
 napdjcX/jTiC, €tu,, r/, a consola- 
 tion; exhortation : & 
 
 TlapaKXr^TiKOQ, »), 6v, consolatory, 
 
 eiK'ourayiint' 
 
 <!!C 
 
 IIa(>a'K\//-of, ov, 6, J7, an advo- 
 cate, comforter, intei'cessor ; a 
 name given to Christ & the Holv 
 Spirit, John xiv. 16. 1 John ii. 
 1 . not found in the LXX. & 
 
 rianaKrXi^raip, opoc, 6, one who 
 exhorts, an adviser, comforter : 
 fr. TTaoaKoXkio. 
 
 IlapaKXic^ov, adv. bending aside 
 from, swerving from, giving 
 way : fr. 
 
 IlapaKXlVw, f. tvui, to place by 
 the side, pervert, bend, or in- 
 cline aside, turn aside, deviate, 
 open a door ; mid. to lie or re- 
 cline by the side of or next : fr. 
 TTopa, kXii'w. Hence 
 
 Tlac)aK\iTJ]Q, ov, 6, one who re- 
 clines by the side of. 
 
 IlapaKXati^, i)res. part. act. of 
 TrapaKXdu}, to break in pieces : 
 fr. Trapd, fcXdtu. 
 
 riapatfjua^w, to grow old, pass 
 the vigour of life ; f. ciauj, pert. 
 irapriKnaKa : fr. Trapd, d<c/m%w. 
 
 UapaKorjf ijg, t), contempt, dis- 
 obedience : fr. irapaKOVio. 
 
 JlapaKoifidofiai, Cjfjiai, to lie by or 
 near : fr. Trtipd, Koi^aw. 
 
 UapaKoa'diOf w, to confer or com- 
 municate with : fr. Trapd, Koivau). 
 
 JlapaKoirrjgj ov, 6, a husband : & 
 
 JlapdicoiTig, tSog, i), a wife : fr. 
 Trapd, KoiTTj. 
 
 TlapaKoXovGkuj, w, to follow, ac- 
 company, (with a dat.) f. i]auj, 
 perf. TraprjKo\ov9i]Ka, I have 
 followed up, diligently examined: 
 fr. Trapd, dKo\ov9su}. 
 
 IlrtpaKo/if^tu, to carry along with, 
 by or over, transport, cj^nvey to, 
 lead away, accompany, lead 
 aside, seduce ; pass by or over ; 
 f. iaiOf perf. Trapa/ct/co/nKa : fr 
 Trapd, KOfxi^io. 
 
 TIapaKovduj, Cj, f. rjcriOj to sharpen, 
 excite : fr. Trapd, ciKovduj. 
 
 UapaKoirt), i)c, »'/, counterfeiting; 
 distraction of mind, frenzy, mad 
 ness : & 
 
 ITapdicoTrog, 6, r), counterfeit ; de- 
 ranged, frantic : fr. 
 
 Ilapa/coTrrcu, f. xpcj, to cut or 
 clip, coin false money, defraud, 
 deceive ; rrapaKiKOfifxspog rbv 
 voiJv, deranged, insane: fr. Trapd, 
 KOTrru). 
 
 TlapaKovii), to turn a deaf ear, 
 listen without attention, affect 
 not to hear ; disregard, disobey ; 
 hear in secret ; f. ovaoj, pf. Trap 
 i]KovKa, a. 1. Trapr'jKuvfTa, a. I. 
 subj. act. TrapaKovffu), yg^ y, pf 
 m. Trap»/Koa : fr. Trapd, dKovu). 
 
 DAP 
 
 ITapaKpe^dui, tS, f. daio, to let 
 drop or hang by the side : fr. 
 Trapd, Kpe/idu>. 
 
 riapaKpiVa*, f. ivu), to compare, 
 ])ass an oj)inion concerning a 
 thing, judge wrong, place by the 
 side of, draw out and arrange 
 near : fr. Trapd, rptva». 
 
 ITapajcpoyw, & mid. to strike im- 
 properly; repel, reject, remove, 
 circumvent, deceive, defraud, 
 be in error ; f. ovcrw, perf. k'i- 
 KoovKa : fr. Trapd, koovio. 
 
 YlitpaKTdo^ai, ui/uac, to acquire 
 or possess over and above what 
 is one's own, add to one's pos- 
 sessions, hold farms in a neigh- 
 bouring tei'ritory : fr. Trapd, 
 »crdo/iai. 
 
 napoKnog, a, ov, near the shore: 
 fr. Trapd, UKTrj. 
 
 TlapaKv-TTTM, to look by bending 
 on one side, or with a sheep's 
 eye ; stoop and look into, ex- 
 amine accurately and with at- 
 tention, f. ••//w, perf. TrapaKiKvtpa, 
 a. 1. TrapiKV\pa, a. 1. inf. act. 
 TTapaKvi^jai, a. 1. j)t. act. Trajta- 
 Kv^pag, avTog : fr. Trapd, kutttuj. 
 
 IlapaKVpoaj, a>, f. lonut, to sanction 
 wrongly, disannul, make void : 
 fr. Trapd, Kvpouj. 
 
 TlapnKv4/ag, avrog, a. 1. part. fr. 
 TrapajcyTrrw. 
 
 IlapdXa/ii, a. 2. imper. act. Trapa- 
 Xafitlp, a. 2. inf. act. of Trapa- 
 Xa/u/3di'a>, to take. 
 
 Ilapa\a(3u)v, ovtoq, a. 2. part, 
 act. of 
 
 napaXa/i/3dvw, to receive, take 
 in addition, take as an ally, take 
 possession of, possess by here- 
 ditary right, intercept ; f. m. 
 TrapaXr/v/zo^at, pei*f. Trapfi\T)<pa, 
 a. 2. TTapfXafiov, a. 2. part. act. 
 TrapaXa/3a>t', ovTog, a. 1. ind. 
 pass. 7rape\i]<p9r]i', f. 1. ])uss. 
 Trapa\)}(p9i](T0fiai : fr. Trapd, 
 \afi[5ui'o). 
 
 TlapaXapGdvii), f. X/yaw, to lie 
 hid, be concealed. Th. Xav- 
 9di'uj. 
 
 IlapaXtyofiai, to lie by the side 
 of or near a person, lie toge- 
 ther ; sail by, coast along : fr. 
 Trapd, Xkyofiai. 
 
 TLapaXkyu), f. ^w, to speak from 
 the purpose, rave : fr. Trapd, 
 Xeyw. 
 
 riaoaXftTrriov, one must omit : 
 fr. 
 
 IlapaXfiTrw, to pass by, omit, 
 neglect, pass over in silence 
 (with an ace.) ; hence tu Trapa- 
 XtiTTOfiiva, things passed over : 
 fr, Trapd, X£iTru>, to leave; f. ;//a;, 
 perf. XfXft^a, a. 2. tXiTroi', perf 
 m. XtXoiTra. 
 
 IlapaXtj^w, f. -^u), to anoint : fr. 
 Trapd, dXf J0u>. 
 
 (488) 
 
 HAP 
 
 TlapaXeXtiyi^i'ivog, rj, or, pf. part. 
 pas.s. Trapa.XfXttTrrai, 3 sing. pf. 
 ind. pass. 7rapaXiXt700at, perf. 
 inf. ]»ass. of TrapaXfiTro*. 
 
 IlapaXtv(T(Ju), to look aside from, 
 overlook, disregard : fr. Trapd, 
 Xivarrio. 
 
 napc'tXTjTTTog, 6, »;, taken in hand, 
 comprehensible : fr. TrapaXa/x- 
 (3dv(jj. 
 
 YlapaXr]ptio, w, to talk in a silly 
 manner, be silly : fr. Trapd, 
 Xyjofoj. 
 
 IlapaXia, ag, Ion. -itj, rjg, »'/, a 
 maritime territory or country : 
 fr. 
 
 ITapdXtoo, 6, »), near the sea, 
 maritime : fr. 7raf»d, uXg. 
 
 na()aX«TrfTt', a. 2. inf. act. Trapa- 
 XiTry, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. act. of 
 Trapa.VfiVw. 
 
 YlapaXirsu), a. 2. TTanijXirov, to 
 transgress, oftVnd against : fr. 
 Traod, oXiTsoj. 
 
 UnpaXXayi), ijg, »}, a change, ex- 
 change : & 
 
 ITapaXXd^, by turns, alternately: 
 & 
 
 napdXXa4'«e, eiog, i), a difference, 
 change, succession ; jiarallax, a 
 term in astronomv : fr. 
 
 liapaXXdacru), or ITapaXXdrrta, 
 to do any thing by turns, change 
 alternately, alternate, vary in 
 succession,-pa.ss by or over, ex- 
 ceed, surpass, turn away, avoid, 
 deviate, change, differ, err ; f. 
 ^tu, a. 1. TrapijXXaiia, perf. m. 
 TrapjyXXaya, perf. pass. Tropr/X- 
 Xayjjiai : fr. Trapd, dXXdarrw. 
 
 IlapdXX/;Xa, one by the side of 
 another, n. g. pi. num. fr. 
 
 napdXX»;Xof, 6, »/, placed near 
 or opposite each other, mutual, 
 equidistant, parallel : fr. Trapd, 
 dXX//X(i->v. 
 
 ITapaXoyi^o^ai, to defraud by 
 false reckoning, deceive by false 
 reasoning, cheat ; f. m. iaofiai, 
 a. 1. m. TraptXoyttrd^i//)', u},aT0, 
 perf. pass. TrapaXfXoytffjuat : fr. 
 Trapd, Xoyi^o/iai. 
 
 rTapaXoyiff/ioi;, ov, o, false reason- 
 ing, sopiii.stry, deception : 6i. 
 
 napaXoymr//f, oi', 6, a false rea- 
 soner, sophist : fr. perf. pass, of 
 TrapaX()yi^o//a(. Hence 
 
 napaXoyttrriKot;, t), ov, expert in 
 deceiving by false reasonings, 
 captious, sophistical. 
 
 riapdXoyof , u, ly, sudden, unlook- 
 ed for, unexpected, absurd : fr. 
 Trapd, Xoyog. Hence 
 
 ITapaXoytof , adv. inconsiderately, 
 rashly, unexpectedly. 
 
 YldpaXoi, 01, inhabitants of the 
 coast : fr. 
 
 IldpaXog, 6, r), near the sea, ma- 
 ritime ; the Paralus, an Athe- 
 nian ship, always in readiness 
 
 HAP 
 
 for the service of the state : fr. 
 Trapd, dXg. 
 UapdXvTrioj, f. tjffio, to grieve, 
 afflict, molest, infest, impair: fr. 
 Trapd, XvTTEo}. 
 TlapdXvtTig, twg, ?;, a loosening, 
 relaxation, />//ra///^•<^•, or palsy: iV 
 ITapaXi-nK-oc, U, ov, sick of' the 
 palsy, paralytic : fr. TrapaXi';tu. 
 IlapaXyrof,-, 6, »), enfeebled in the 
 motion and feeling of the nerves, 
 weakened, relaxed : fr. 
 IlapaXiy'w, to loosen, untie, un- 
 stitch, disengage, relea.se, free 
 from, exempt, dej)rive, weaken, 
 relax, enervate, paralyse ; Tovg 
 vo/xovg TrapaXveiv, to violate the 
 laws; f. v(Tui, pf. TrapaXiXvKa,pi. 
 pass. TrapaXkXvjjLai ; pf. pt. pa.ss. 
 TrapaXtXvfih'oc, V> ov, loosened, 
 sick of the palsy : fr. Trapd, Xvoj. 
 Uaptfiaprdvio, to offend insen- 
 sibly, fail, miss: fr. Trapd, d^ap- 
 Tavio. 
 Uapa^fi(3uj, f. xj/o), to pass bv or 
 
 beyond, change. Th. d^tt/'/iw. 
 Tlapafiti^trai, will pass by, 3 
 sing. f. 1. in. of the preceding. 
 UapafifXiiv, at, f. I'/auj, to neglect, 
 disregard, despise ; with a gen.: 
 fr. Trapd, dfieXiu). 
 Uanaf.tf/xi'iiiiai, see fxefU'Tjuai. 
 llapajiitvio, to remain beside or 
 near, await, remain, continue, 
 persevere, endure ; irapa^kvuv 
 dyojvi^oijkviov, to stay near the 
 combatants, so as to relieve 
 their own party when in need, 
 Herod, i. 82 ; f. ^tvut, pf. futfii- 
 vi)Ka, a. 1. Traps fieiva: Ir. Trapd, 
 fJiivu}. 
 
 Uapdfiepog, Dor. for Trapij^upog, 
 daily; Td Trapdfxepn Trpdyyt/or«, 
 tilings done every day: fr. Trapd, 
 tffifpa, a day. 
 Ilapa/arpfw, w, f. //crtu, to mea- 
 sure near, with or after, con>- 
 pare ; measure with like mea- 
 sure, compensate ; deceive in 
 measuring ; go or pa.ss near to : 
 fr. Trapd, ^itrpiu). 
 Tla pa pivotal, poet, for Trapa/^u- 
 (Sofiai, to j>a.ss by, surpas.s, ex- 
 ceed : fr. TTopd, df^uvio. 
 Tlapafitjpiciov, ov, to, a covering 
 for the thighs of horses : fr. 
 Trapd, fiiipog. 
 Uapdixiyvvio, or Ilapafiiyvvfu, f. 
 kio, to mix together, intermingle: 
 fr, Trapd, piyvvio. 
 UapapiKpov, almost, nearly, well 
 nigh : fr. Trapd, fiiKpug. 
 llapanifxvtiaKoi^ai, to recall to 
 mind, remember or make men- 
 tion of by the way : fr. Trapd, 
 
 fiipvi](TKU). 
 
 llapa/u'/ij'w, poet, for Trapafiivoj, 
 
 to rtinain near, continue, 
 riapa/ii'do^ai. Ion. for Trapa- 
 
 fxifivr](TKOfiai, 
 
 CAP 
 
 UapafioX^u}, a, f. r/(To>, to come' 
 near, be present to, accompany;! 
 Trapfiffi(3XwKS, poet, for perf.j 
 Trapa/u/(dX;y*cf: fr. Trapd, ;/oXtw. 
 napafioi'tfjog, Sl Uapdfiovor, 6, 
 >/, continuing firm, i)ermanent,| 
 lasting : fr. Tr apapsvuj. 
 UapdnovfTog, 6, y'l, not in har- 
 mony or conc(.rd with, discord- 
 ant : fr. Trapd, povna. 
 UapafiTrexio, f. ap^tf^io, to veil 
 or conceal something bad or 
 shameful : fr. Trapd, d/jTrf^w. 
 riapa/^TruKT/^oj, f. iaio, to bii'id uj) 
 the hair : fr. Trapd, dfiTrvK. 
 TlapapvOiofiai, ovfxai, to exhort, 
 comfort, console, encourage, 
 heal, remedy, repair, compen- 
 sate; f. m. ijaopai, a. 1 . m. Trapt- 
 pvG)](Tdfijjv, u, aro, a. 1. subj. 
 in. TrapapvGtjnojpai, y, ijrai, 6i 
 m 3 pi. Trapapv9tj(riovTai : fr. 
 Trapd, pv9iopai. Th. ^vGog. 
 Uapapv9ij(Taifiriv, a. 1. opt' m. 
 Trapapv9,)(Taa0ai, a. 1. inf. m. 
 fr. TrapafivOiofiai. 
 napapvOnTiKog, 7), bv, causing 
 
 comfort : fr. Trapapv9kopai. 
 UapafivGia, ag, >), consolation, 
 encouragement, persuasion : fr. 
 Trapd, pv9og. 
 UapapvOiov, ov, to, solace, con- 
 solation : fr. the same th. 
 UapafivGovpivoig, dat. pi. part, 
 pres. pass. Trapa/n'^ourrat, 3 pi. 
 pres. ind. jiass. of Trapa/tu- 
 tieofiai. 
 napafiVKaofiai, uipai, to bellow, 
 roar close at hand : fr. Trapd, 
 uvKaopai. 
 Uapavaurau), w, to dwell near. 
 
 Th. vaitTaiti. 
 nupavaKXl'vio, f. WW, to bend 
 downwards, cause to lie down : 
 fr. Trapd, dirnKXivoj. 
 TTapavuXiaKuj, to waste, consume 
 unjustly, uselessly or freely ; f. 
 aXdjffio, perf. i)Xu)Ka : fr. Trapd, 
 dvaXicTKio. 
 Uapaveofiai, ovfiai, to pa.ss by, 
 go or sail past: fr. Trapd, vtopai. 
 napavtjrsuj, to heap or pile up, 
 supply abundantly : fr. Trapd, 
 vr]vknj for vkit). 
 napavi'jxofxat, f. ^oyuat, to swim 
 by or beside : fr. Trapd, i'//xw. 
 Uapavi(T(Topai, to pass by, go 
 
 beyond : fr. Trapd, viaaopai. 
 Ylapavokuj, u>, f. ijaw, to under- 
 stand wrong, misunderstand; be 
 mad : fr. Trapd, vokw. Hence 
 HapaVota, ag, r), fatuity, mad- 
 
 nes.s, folly. 
 UapavopUo, w, to transgress a 
 law, act unjustly ; f. j'/frw, perf. 
 TrapaveiofH]Ka: fr. Trapd, voj^og. 
 Uapavo^ia, ag, >), a transgressitui 
 of the law : fr. 
 napdvofing, 6, »/, contrary to law, 
 illegal, unjust, a violator of the 
 (489) 
 
 UAP 
 
 law, lawless, licentious: fr. Trana 
 v6p og. ' 
 
 napai'o;/o>c, adv. against the laws. 
 
 Illegally : fr. the preceding. 
 UapdvTijQ, foc, o, ,), oblique ; 
 Trapaj^ra, poet, for Trapdi^ra, 
 Sideways, obliquely. 
 Uapdvvp<pog,Sc napavrptpiog. oj., 
 o, V, the brideman, bridemaid : 
 fr. Trapd, vvp<pi). 
 Uapd^vog, 6, »'/, a pretended or 
 fal.se friend ; stranjje, rare, un- 
 nsual : fr. Trapd, ^svog. 
 Uapa^ifig, i^og, >/, a dagger, po- 
 niaril : fr. Trapd, Ki(pog. 
 Uapa^oviov, to, a linch-pin : fr. 
 Uapa^oviog, 6, y, touching the 
 axle-tree, dangerous : fr. Trapd, 
 
 TlapaTraUo, to beat out of tune ; 
 wander from, be in a wrong 
 state of mind, rave : fr. Trapd, 
 Traioj. 
 
 IlapaTrdXXw, to brandish or throw 
 
 ncjy? ; mid. to bound or dance 
 
 near : fr. Trapd, TrdXXio. 
 napdTrai',adv. generally ,entirely. 
 llapaTrarda;, oi, f. yai), to lead 
 
 astray, mislead, deceive : fr. 
 
 Trapd, aTrardu*. 
 ITapaTra^dcj, ITapaTrd0a>, &. ITap- 
 
 aTra(pi<TKw, to mislead, deceive. 
 
 1 n. a7ra(pui. 
 UapantiGto, f. tjVw, to persuade, 
 
 deceive by a false persuasion, 
 
 cajole : fr. Trapd, TreiGuj. 
 UapaTrtipduj, tj, or dopai, Cjpat, 
 to try gently, make trial of: fr. 
 Trapd, Treipdio. 
 UapaTrsftTTu), f. i^w, to send by, 
 to or beyond, send back, con- 
 duct, follow, convey to or into, 
 transport, import, pass by, omit, 
 neglect, despise ; mid. to send 
 away from one's self, dismiss : 
 fr. Trapd, Trf/iTrtu. 
 napaTTf 7r/'/^a(rt, 3 pi. pf. ind. act. 
 
 of TTapaTrTiyvvfxt. 
 UapaTrendvrag, ace. pi. a. 2. i)art. 
 act. of TrapaTrtTrrw, to fall. 
 napaTriratr^ta, arog, rb, a cur- 
 tain, canopy : fr. Trapd, Trtrdv- 
 
 VVJUI. 
 
 UapaTreraftai, Ion. for Trapa- 
 TTSTopai, to fly near or to : fr. 
 Trapd, TrtTOfxai. 
 
 UapdTTJjyfia, arog, to, a table of 
 laws, treaties, Sic. affixed to a 
 pillar ; a map of the universe, 
 pointing out the rise and fall of 
 the stars, cause of the seasons, 
 &c.; a summary of precepts be- 
 longing to any sect or .science: fr. 
 
 UapaTrijyvvpi, f. Trij^io, to fix by 
 the side of, set up near, plant 
 near : fr. Trapd, Trr^yvvi^ti. 
 
 TlapuTrijSdu), w, to leap at or 
 over : fr. Trapd, Trrjdduj. 
 
 UapaTriKpaivio, to embitter, pro- 
 voke, exasperate ; f. apui, a. 1. 
 
li 
 
 DAP 
 
 TrapeTTiKpava : fr. Trana, rriKQai- 
 vio. Hence 
 
 napaTTiKoarrnbg, ov, o, a provo- 
 cation, exasperation. 
 
 napaTrifiTTpiifii, to inflame, kin- 
 dle : fr. TTOjia, 7r//i7rp;///i 
 
 DAP 
 
 tinue : fr. TrapaTrt^trrw. 
 n«j007rop«t'o/trtt, to pass over or 
 
 by, ai)itr()ac-li to the side of, go 
 
 with or near ; f. ni. tvaofiai : 
 
 fr. irctnd, Troptvof-iai. 
 napa-n-oprpvpoQy o, ?/, with a pur- 
 
 HAP 
 
 napa7ri7rrw,'t() fall, fall upon,fall! pie border : fr. Tropd, iroptpvpa 
 down, meet with, happen, occur,! llapa/rpaVaro, f. 4'w, to do or act 
 perish, miss, err, oftend ; f. wrong or amiss, act contrary to 
 TrapaTTTuxTM, pf. TrapantTTTioKa, orders, exact unjustly, partake : 
 a. 2. Tr-apsTTtffov, a. 2. part.j fr. Traoa, irpdrraio. 
 TTapa-errwV, orrof, having fallen n«pa7r/jf (7/3-. ca, «c, »/, a false. 
 
 down : fr. Trapd, TriTrrw. 
 JlapaTrXd'io), f. y^w, to lead a- 
 
 side or astray, deceive ; a. 1. 
 
 part. act. TrapaTrXdy^ac; 3 sing. 
 
 opt. pres. pass. irapa-\dCoiro : 
 
 fr. Ttapd, TrXa'^w. 
 JlapairXkovTiQ, is. in ace. pi. 
 
 TTapaTrXtovrac,, pres. part. act. 
 
 of TTapa TrXfw. 
 JlapairXtvpiiiov, ov, to, a cover- 
 ing for the sidt'S of horses : fr. 
 
 TTaofi, irXivpd. 
 HapairXHo, to sail by or near. 
 
 coast ; f. m. TrXevtrofjiai, a. 1. 
 
 act. TrapfTrXevfra, a. 1. inf. act. 
 
 irapaTrXtiKTai : fr. Trapd, ttXew. 
 IlapdTrXtjKToQ, 6, t), foolish, stu- 
 pid, insane : fr. TrapaTzXiiamo. 
 JlapcnrXifi, iijoq, o, ?/, striking 
 
 or playing falsely on a musical 
 
 instrument; beaten or struck by 
 
 the waves ; touched or grazed 
 
 by the water; insane, deranged : 
 
 fr. the same. 
 IIapa7r\//^i«,aC, >/, derangement, 
 
 madness : fr. the same. 
 \\ap(i'KXr](ywv, adv., nearly, just 
 
 so much : fr. 
 YlapcnrXiiawg, 6, t), making a 
 
 very near approach to a person, 
 
 akin to, like, equal, near, conti 
 
 guous ; pi. n. g. TrapanXiiaia, 
 
 things like unto : fr. Trapa, ttXi]- 
 ffiog. Hence 
 
 UapaTrXrjtriujg, adv., similarly, 
 nearly in the same manner. 
 
 Tlapa7rXr](T(Toj &i IlapaTrX //rrw, f. 
 ^(jj, to strike a wrong note on 
 the harp or any other musical 
 instrument ; & TrapaTrXZ/rrojuat, 
 to be struck with i>alsy, be 
 driven out of one's mind, be 
 foolish, mad ; TrapairtTTXr]yixk- 
 voQ, perf. part., foolish, mad : 
 fr. Tvapd, 7rXr)(T<Tio. 
 
 JlapdrrXovQ, ov, 6, a passage, voy- 
 age : fr. TrapaTrXiu). 
 
 IfapaTrXww, to sail by; Trap? ttXo;, 
 by apoc. for TrapsTrXcoae : ir. 
 Trapd, TrXioio. 
 
 IlapaTn-kw, f. tvffu), to breathe 
 past, escape : fr. Trapd, Tri4u}. 
 
 TlapaTrouio, u>, to make a spiu'ious 
 likeness, forge : fr. Trapd, Trodio. 
 
 TiapaTToXv, adv. by much, by 
 far : for Trapd, ttoXv. 
 
 UapaTTo^Tn), rjg, r), importation, 
 conveyance, conduct, escort, re- 
 
 ill-managed, or treacherous eni- 
 
 bassv : fr. 
 l]apaTrpscr(3tvii)f Sl -evofini,to act 
 
 treacherously as an aml)assador; 
 
 f. ait), a. 1. TraptTrpifTi^ivna, a. I. 
 
 m. TrapeTrptalitvadfirju: fr. 7r«pd, 
 
 Trpsn^itvu}. 
 napaTTprjrrcno, f. ^w, Ion. for 
 
 Trapairpdaaoj. 
 YlapaTTpirrfia, aTOQyTo, saw-dust: 
 
 fr. Trapd, Trpiio. 
 UapaTrpoTTffiTroj, f. ipio, to send 
 
 on l)efore : fr. 7r«()d, 7rpo7rf/i7rw. 
 Ylapa—porrTroitjaig, nog, i), dis- 
 
 sinmlation : fr. 2 pers. perf. 
 
 pass, of 
 UapaTrpocnroiovi^iai, to feign, dis- 
 semble, restrain: fr. Trapd, Trpoff- 
 
 TTOlilO. 
 
 Tlapdirroijai, to touch on the 
 
 side, touch by the way : fr. 
 
 Trapd, dTTTOfxai. 
 WapdTTTitf^a, arog, to, a falling 
 
 away, ottVnce, fault : & 
 UapaTTTwffig, iiog, »/, a stumble, 
 
 fall, excess, remoteness : fr. 
 
 Trapa7r(7rrw. 
 riapaTryXioi', 01', TO, a little gate, 
 
 side- door, wicket : fr. Trapd, 
 
 TTl'Xl/. 
 
 UapapaOvf-iilv TT}g (pvXaKijg, to 
 keep watch negligently : fr. 
 Trapd, p^0t'/t«(u. 
 
 napapit^jutw, w, f. r]tT<i}, to reckon 
 among or besides, deceive in 
 reckoning : fr. Trapd, dpi9f.ikio. 
 
 riapdpof, 6, I'l, one who is not in 
 his senses, having a disordered 
 mind, foolish : fr. Tra()d, d()w. 
 
 UapappaTTTit}, f. \|/<t», to sew to or 
 by the side : fr. Trapd, pdiTTio. 
 
 TlapdpptiQpog, 6, ?/, flowing by : 
 fr. Trapd, ptlOpov. 
 
 TLapappsijj, to flow by or beyond : 
 fr. Trapd, piio, to flow, f. ptvcrto, 
 ])erf. tpptvKa. 
 
 Uapappiiyvvfii, f. p//?<«>, pf. mid. 
 Trapfppujya, to break to pieces, 
 ])reak, l)urst, burst forth : fr. 
 Trapd, priyvv^u. 
 
 UapappijTOQ, 7}, ov, able to be 
 persuaded by words, easy of en- 
 couragement ; Trapappt]Td, Td, 
 persuasions : fr. Trapd, p'eU), to 
 say, f. pi]frit), perf. tpprjKa. 
 
 napapptTTTio, f. \pio, to throw on 
 one side, risk, Jim the risk of : 
 fr. Trapd, pnrTu). 
 (490) 
 
 Uapdppvfia, aTog, to, an awning, 
 covering : fr. Trapd, puw, to 
 draw, or pvo^iai, to protect. 
 
 Uapdppvaig, fwy, >/, a covering 
 of leatlur to protect the sides 
 of a ship from missiles : fr. the 
 
 same. 
 napappt''w,nap«jopi;fw,ornapap- 
 
 pku), to flow by or beyond, pass 
 by, recede, fall off", fall away ; 
 a. 2. act. Trapf'ppi'oi', a. 2. pass. 
 
 Traptppi'ip', '«• 2- «"'•]• V^^^"' 
 Trafjoppvio, &. in 1 pi. Trapap- 
 prw/u£v: fr. Trapd, pi'-w. Th. joew. 
 
 TlapapTdio, w, f. i)(no, to f-uspend 
 from a belt, gird on as a sword: 
 fr. Trapd, dpra'a>. 
 
 riapaprf ojuat, t«» })repare, furnish : 
 fr. Trapd, dpreojuai, Ion. for dp- 
 Tdof^iat. 
 
 UapdpTJffJia, aTog, to, any thing 
 worn hanging from a belt, any 
 appendage : fr. Trapapra'w. 
 
 riapa'pt^^poc, o, i), out of mea- 
 sure or harmony : fr. Trapd, 
 
 pJ'^pot,*. 
 
 Ylapdpv^ia, aTog, to, a rope : fr. 
 Trapd, p/'w. 
 
 nAPAVATrASornapafrayy/zCs 
 ov, 6, parasamj, (among the I'er- 
 sians farsan^;,) a road-measure 
 equal to 30 stadia, about 3i 
 miles. 
 
 TlapaaaTTM, f. ^w, to stuff in at 
 the side or along : fr. Trapd, 
 
 (TaTTb). 
 
 Uapdaupog, 6, >/, a horse attach- 
 ed by a trace to the side of an- 
 other ; going by the side of, a 
 companion : fr. Trapd, atipd. 
 
 Tlapafftiu), f. ticroj, to shake, wave 
 on both sides : fr. Trapd, atUo. 
 
 Uat a(T}]naivio, f. ai'ut, to make a 
 false mark, seal, note, subscribe : 
 fr. Trapd, ffi/juaJrw. 
 
 napaVj;pov, ov, to, a mark, flag, 
 image on the prow of a shi[) : fr. 
 
 Uapdffijfiog, 6, >/, bearing a re- 
 markable impression ; c(»unter- 
 feit ; ignoble : fr. Trapd, <7>)/ia, 
 aroc, TO, a sign. 
 
 BapdcnTog, ov, 6, one who takes 
 
 anv food ; one who flatters for 
 the sake of victuals ; a retainer, 
 parasite : fr. Trapd, alTog. 
 
 IlapafftwTra'w, w, f. tjaio, to hold 
 one's ])( ace : fr. Trapd, anoTrdo), 
 to be silent. 
 
 napa(TuoTrr)(Tig, fiog, i), silence : 
 fr. 2 p( rs. perf. pass, of the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 HapaaxtvdKio, to fit out, prepare, 
 provide, ])Ut together ; f. dffio, 
 perf. TTapiGKivaKa, perf. pass. 
 Trapt(TKiva(Tyai, I have ]>ut my- 
 self in readiness, f. 1. m. Trapn- 
 (TKfvdffopai : fr. Trapd, OKivd^oj, 
 to procure. Th. aKivog, (og, to, 
 household goods. 
 
 naprt(TK€ua(yic, £<DC, 17, for Trapa- 
 
 nAP 
 
 (TKevrj, an appai*atus, prepara- 
 tions : fr. the preceding. 
 IJapaaKtvaffTiKog, rj, bv, capable 
 of or skilful in preparing : fr. 
 TraparrKevd^io. 
 
 Uapa<TKtvt), /)(,', //, a preparation ; 
 the preparation, among the Jews, 
 the day before the sabbath or 
 any festival, on which prepara- 
 tion was made for its due ob- 
 servance ; aTro 7rapa(T*cc?'//t;, by 
 concert or agreement, Time. i. 
 132 : fr. the same. 
 
 UapaffKijvsuj, w, f. jr/crw, to spread 
 out like a tent : & 
 
 TlapafTKijviov, ov, to, a dressing- 
 room, apartment near the stage: 
 fr. Trapd, ffKtji'rj 
 
 DAP 
 
 TTapaoTa'xw, f. ^w, to approach, 
 I)ass close by : fr. Trapd, (TTiix^o. 
 
 UapaaTtvdxui, and mid. to groan 
 or sigh near : fr. Trapd, orc- 
 vdxio. 
 
 Uapdapma, arog, to, presence 
 of mind, superiority, c<jurage, 
 eonhdence ; aid, help ; a con- 
 ception, thought, sentiment : fr. 
 TrapioTi/^t. 
 
 FTaprtn-rj/rat, to be present, give 
 assistance, give up oneself, a. 2. 
 inf. fr. TrapitTTijfii. 
 
 Haparrr/^ai, a. 1. inf. act. & 
 
 Uapa(TTt](Td^evog, a. 1. part. m. 
 
 Uapa<TTtj(Ta(T6ai, to stand by, as- 
 sist, assent to ; a. 1. inf. ni. & 
 
 DAP 
 
 \\apaaKt]voi.o, w, f. wfttu, to pitch napa<Tr//o-frat, 3 sing. f. 1. m. of 
 
 one's tent near to, abide with : 
 
 fr. Trapd, <yKi]v(no. 
 Uapaarrdof^iai, u)fxai,to draw over 
 
 to one's self ; mid. fr. 
 XlapaffTrdtu, at, f. dcru), to draw or 
 
 fTTTUUt 
 
 JlapaTTrj'^w, to carry a shield by 
 the side of, stand by another and 
 
 protect him with one's shield ; 
 
 protect. Th. daTrig. Hence 
 
 IlaparTTrKTrvg, ov, 6, one carries 
 
 a shield near, a companion in 
 
 arms. 
 JTapao-TTo^^Ew, w, to break a 
 
 treaty ; f. T}rno, perf. Trapt(nr6v- 
 
 ctjKa : fr. Trapd, (nrovcai, a 
 
 treaty, aid. Th. (tttivCu), to pour 
 
 out a libation. 
 napaaTTOi'dtjOtlaw, dat. pi. a. 1. 
 
 part. pass. TraparrTroviovvTeg, 
 
 nom. pi. part. pres. act. of the 
 
 above verb. 
 napd(TTror^o<;, 6, ?/, a breaker of 
 
 treaties : fr. Trapd, a-n-tvcoj. 
 Jlapda<Toif, adv., near, side by 
 
 side, quickly. Th. daanv. 
 TlapaiTraCuv, standing by the 
 
 side of, or near ; verb. adj. fr. 
 
 Trap'iaTj]^u. 
 Tlapa<Tra9fii^oj,to consider much, 
 
 I)onder, ju-eponderate, outweigh: 
 
 fr. Trapd, aTaOfiog. 
 Hapa<T-dg, d^og, 1), a door-post, 
 
 pillar, portico : & 
 YiapdaTatTig, nog, t), an appear- 
 
 TrapKTTrii^u 
 UapatyrTiTt, 2 pi. a. 2. subj. act. 
 
 Trapaaru), yg, 7j, of the same 
 
 verb. 
 UapacTToph'VVfii, f, crrpoxrio & 
 
 wrest aside, tear away: fr. Trapd, ffTopitrio, Att. aropio, to spread 
 
 or stretch out near or by the 
 
 side of : fr. Trapd, (TTopavvvni. 
 UapaaTpsipu), to turn or twist 
 
 aside, distort, pervert, deprave ; 
 
 f. xl/io : fr. Trapd, orpt^w. 
 I[apa(Trpw0dw, uj, poet, for the 
 
 same. 
 
 napa<Tvn(3dXXijo, to assimilate, 
 compare : fr. Trapd, ffv/t/^dXXw. 
 
 HapaavrOtrov (orofia), ov, to, a 
 word derived from a compound ; 
 as fr. dTrtoTOf comes aTrtorsw ; 
 also a compoimd derived from a 
 verb : fr. Trapd, avv, TiOijfu. 
 
 Uapaavpio, f. vput, to draw 
 wrong or awry, pervert, distort, 
 corrupt ; drag away, force asun- 
 der, sweep along : fr. Trapd, 
 
 (TvpU). 
 
 napaor0aXt^o/iat, f. iffo/jiai, to 
 strengthen by ithe side of an- 
 other, confirm, renew : fr. Trapd, 
 da<paXi^o^at. 
 
 napa(7(pdXXio, f. aXw, to cause to 
 wander or fall, lead or push 
 aside : fr. Trapd, <T0dXX(u. 
 
 Ilapa(T<ppayi!^io, to mark with a 
 forgeil impression, counterfeit : 
 fr. Trapd, (T<ppayig. 
 
 Uapaax^^ov, adv., close beside ; 
 
 lengthening alongside : «fe 
 ^aparaTiKog, 1), bv, having the 
 power of extension ; Traparart- 
 Kog xpoJ'oc, the imperfect tense; 
 that which is yet extended on- 
 wards : fr. Traparuj'w. 
 rTaparariK-wf;, adv., in an extend- 
 ed form, freely, loosely : fr. the 
 preceding. 
 UapaTaTTu) or -Tdfraco, to i-ango 
 or ari-ange beside or a<;ainst, 
 place or array in order of battle, 
 draw uj)^ an army ; mid. to ar- 
 ray one's self against, contend 
 against, give battle : fr. Trapd, 
 TacrfTio or rra». 
 napareij'io, to stretch out, stretch 
 out at full length, extend along 
 or by the side of, extend, pro- 
 long, defer, weary, harass, per- 
 severe ; TTapaT. Tatppov, to make 
 a ditch ; f. iruj, pf. TrapaTtraKa, 
 a. 1. TrapSTiiva: fr. Trapd, rtu'w. 
 TlapartixtcTfia, arog, to, a paral- 
 lel wall : fr. Tropd, TtixirrfJia. 
 UapartKTaivojxai, f. avovfiai, to 
 make differently, construct 
 otherwise, undo : fr. Trapd, 
 
 TiKTa'lViO. 
 
 liapa-'invio, f. Ttfiio, a. 2. Traps' ra- 
 ^ov, to cut by the side or along : 
 fr. Trapd, Tefivio. 
 
 ance, as in a court of justice ; inimediately, forthwith : fr.' 
 exhibition, representation ; de- Trapd, (Txe^ov. 
 
 posit of money ; banishment ; 
 presence of mind ; opinion, judg- 
 ment ; post, station, sedentary 
 trade : fr. TrapiTr//pt. 
 
 IlapaoTarf (u, cD, f. jr/o-w, to stand 
 by the side, be present, assist : 
 fr. 
 
 HapatTTaTtjg, ov, b, one who 
 stands by the side of; an auxi- 
 liary, assistant, comi)anion, com- 
 rade : fr. Trap/orr/pi. 
 
 IXapafrrdrtf, tSog, //, a female at- 
 tendant, helper : fr. the same. 
 
 HapaffxtOiOf the same as Trap6;^w, 
 
 to afford. 
 Hapaaxth', to have effected, set 
 
 forth, shown, afforded, a. 2. inf. 
 
 fr. Trapsx(t*' 
 Tlapdffxoig, you may have shown, 
 
 2 sing. a. 2. opt. act. rrapdcrxov, 
 
 a. •_*. imper. ni. fr. the same. 
 Uapaaxtov, uvTog, a. 2. part, of 
 
 TTaptx^- 
 llapdraKig, fojg, 1), battle-array, 
 
 battle, conflict : fr. TrapaTdmo. 
 Uapdramg, eojg, 1), extension or 
 (491) 
 
 IIapar>7p£w, w, to watch, observe 
 narrowly, attentively, or super- 
 stitiously ; f. i](Tu}, 'perf. Trapa- 
 TeTt)pt]Ka, a. 1. TraptTijpyjcra, a. 
 1. part. act. TrapaTjjprjrrag, av- 
 Tog, & in f. g. TTapaTtjpi'iadaa ; 
 pres. m. Trapar;;pEopat, the 
 same: fr. Trapd, Ttjpfio. Hence 
 IIapaTt)p7jmg, tojg, 1), observation, 
 superstitious observance : & 
 TlapaTi)pi]Ti)g, ov, b, an observer, 
 overseer : fr. the same. 
 llapaTiOriijii, to set before, put 
 beside, adjoin, serve up, afford, 
 furnish, compare, propose, com- 
 mend, entrust to ; f. Trapa9i)a(o, 
 a. 1. TTaptQ)]Ka, a. 2. act. Trap- 
 t0//i', a. 2. subj. TTapaQut, a. 2. 
 inf. Trapa9tnmi, pei*f. Trapars- 
 9ftKa ; pres. pass. Trapari9eiJai, 
 to be served up ; mid. to serve 
 up meat ; deposit in trust ; ap- 
 ply by way of assistance ; sum- 
 mon a witness ; cite a passage ; 
 appoint, produce ; expose to 
 danger; lay by, conceal; f. 1. 
 m. Trapa9Ti<TOfiat, a. 2. m. Trapt- 
 9kfiy}v, (JO, TO, a. 2. imper. m. 
 Trapa'Ooy, for Trapd9e<70, commit: 
 fr. Trapd, Ti9i]f^ii. 
 HapaTiXXu), to make bald, pull 
 out the hair with a pair of 
 tweezers : fr. Trapd, riXXw. 
 nopariXrpta, ag, »'/, a female 
 .servant that takes out the hair 
 with tweezers : fr. the prece- 
 ding. 
 IlrtparoX/xaw, w, f. ijcru), to be 
 
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 rt ■ t 
 
 i< 
 
 ro\fJ.(iuJ. 
 TlapdroXixoCf o, »/, too bold or 
 
 rasli : fr. Trapd, roXf-ia. 
 Jlapdroi'og, b, r'ly extended or 
 
 hanging down by the side : fr. 
 
 Trapartivio. 
 IIapaTody(ftCog, 6, //, over-tragic, 
 pompous : fr. Trapd, Tpdyii)doQ. 
 llapaTp'tiTu), f. \//(«>, to lead or turn 
 aside, turn out of the way, lead 
 astray, pervert ; mid. to turn 
 aside, deviate, digress : fr. Trapd, 
 Tpeiru). 
 
 ITaparpExw, to run by the side, 
 run past, pass by, glide by : fr. 
 Tr<»pd, T-pfx^^j ^' Qpf^Kii^) 3" 2. 
 t^pa^ov. 
 
 Ilaparplw, f. Baio, to leap or start 
 aside from fear : fr. Trapd, Tptuj. 
 
 naparptfS/), f/c, Vy, collision, alter- 
 cation, strife : fr. 
 
 llaparpl'liuj, f. \|/(o,to rub, rub or 
 strike against, bmiise ; irapa- 
 Tpi^iofiai, to clash or be at en- 
 mity with, quarrel : fr. Trapd, 
 
 IlapaTpoTreio, to pervert, conceal 
 the truth : & 
 
 riaparpoTr/), i]g, »/, a turning 
 aside, deviation, digression : tV 
 
 IlaparpoTrot;, 6, ?'/, turned aside, 
 altered, strange, turning from a 
 right line, perverse, illicit, im- 
 proper, capable of averting : fr. 
 TraparpsTrw. 
 
 UaparpujyitJ, f. ^a», to devour, eat 
 up clandestinely ; aor. 2. Traps - 
 rpayov : fr. Trapd, rpwyw. 
 
 IlaparpwTra'oi, Ji, to lead aside or 
 out of the way, turn from one's 
 purpose ; deceive : fr. rrapd, 
 TptuTrdw. 
 
 riap^rrw, f. ^'?w, Att. for Trap- 
 attJffu). 
 
 HapaTvyxdvio, to meet, be pre- 
 sent, happen to come up or be 
 present, offer accidentally, come 
 on one unawares ; f. m. Trapa- 
 TivKofiaiy a. 2. Trapfruxoi', a. 2. 
 part. act. 7rapa^ux<^'^ ovtoq : fr. 
 Trapd, rvyxdi^'JJ- 
 
 Tiaparvxbv, to, accidentally, for- 
 tuitously, n. g. part. a. 2. act. of 
 the preceding verb 
 
 IlaparuxoJ^T-a, ace. sing. m. g. 
 a. 2. part. act. of the same verb. 
 
 Ilapay^dtu, at, f. rjaw, to console 
 by convei'sation, exhort, give 
 advice, recommend : fr. Trapd, 
 avSdiij. 
 
 ITapavXi'sw, f. i(Tu>, usually in mid. 
 to lie near, be near : fr. Trapd, 
 
 JIdpavXog, 6, yj, playing unskil- 
 fully on the pipe, discordant; fr. 
 Trapd, avXog : neighbouring, 
 near ; fr. Trapd, avXr/. 
 
 UapavTu, adv. for Trap' avTO., at 
 the same moment, instantly. 
 
 very bold or daring : fr. Trapd, Tlapaj'tiK-a, adv., immediately, 
 
 presently, suddenly : fr. Trapd, 
 
 avTiKa. 
 Tlapn(paii>oj, f. ai'ut, to show by 
 
 the way, or near at hand ; mid. 
 
 to appear near : fr. Trapd, 0aj I'o). 
 ll(tpd(f)a(ng, see Ilapa't(l>affig, 
 
 ndp^affig. 
 ITapa^f pw, to produce, bring for- 
 ward, carry about, move here 
 
 and there, turn aside ; lead 
 
 astray, seduce, move obliquely, 
 
 take away, transfer, surpass, 
 
 overcome ; pass, elapse ; f. Trap- 
 
 oiffit), a. 2. TrapiivtyKov, a. 2. 
 
 iniper. act. Trapti'tyKf, a. 2. inf. 
 
 irapivtyKui/ : fr. Trapd, (pipio. 
 UapcKptiiyio, to flee or run by ; 
 Traptpvyktiv, a. 2. inf. for Trapa- 
 tpvytXv : fr. Trapd, ^tvyio. 
 
 n.apd(t>r}^ii, to advise, persuade, 
 encourage : fr. Trapd, 0/j/it. 
 
 napa00at//(Tt, may exceed, out- 
 run, 3 s. a. 2. opt. act. by para- 
 goge of (Ti, for 7rapa<p6ait) ; fr. 
 
 napa^0a"i'aj, IIapa^0da», & 
 Uapd(p9i}pi, to outrun, outstrip, 
 come before, overtake, antici- 
 ])ate ; f. <p9d<Tu), a. 2. ((p9tjv ; as 
 if fr. (p9i]^i. Th. <p9dvu). 
 
 napa<p9iyyo^ai, f. ^o/iai, to ex 
 press a sound against the laws 
 of rhythm ; answer with an ill 
 grace, speak out of place, inter 
 rupt, cry out against : fr. Trapd, 
 ({)9eyyoiJai. 
 
 riapa^opd, dg, i), translation, 
 fraud, error, alienation of mind. 
 
 Ilapa^opf ui, at, f. ytrio, to bring to 
 or forward, collect : fr. Trapa- 
 0£pw. 
 
 Ilapo^pd^w, f. dffii), to para- 
 phi-ase, express the thoughts of 
 another more diffusely, speak 
 what another has said before, 
 and tread, as it were, in the 
 steps of his speech : fr. Trapd, 
 0pd^a;. 
 
 Ilapd^pao-ig, lojg, »/, a paraphrase, 
 circumlocution, interpretation, 
 in which one abides by the sense 
 of the original, but expresses it 
 more fully : fr. the preceding. 
 
 Ilapa^paarj/g, ov, 6, a pai*aphrast, 
 interpreter : fr. the same. 
 
 Hapa^paiJTiKbg, /}, 6v, explana- 
 tory : fr. the same. 
 
 Ilapa^pdrrw, to hedge in, block 
 up : fr. Trapd, (ppdrruj. 
 
 Tlapatppovst^f Cj, to be mad or 
 foolish, be out of one's senses, 
 be discouraged ; f. »)<tw, perf. 
 "KapaTTKppovriKa : fr. Trapd, 0po- 
 
 Ylapa<ppovia, ag, »/, madness, 
 folly, insanity : & 
 
 napa^p6vt/io£, 6, »'/, mad, insane 
 & 
 
 Ilapa^poo'yt'//, »/g, »/, dotage, in 
 sanity : fr 
 
 (492) 
 
 HAP 
 
 TiapdtpptoVj ovoQ, 6, »/, mad, out 
 of one's senses, insane, foolish. 
 
 liapapidg, dcog, //, offspring, 
 stock ; a shoot, scion ; nom. pi. 
 irapa^vdhg : fr. Trapd^v^i. Th. 
 
 UapuipvKTog, o, t), to be escaped : 
 
 fr. Trapacptvyit). 
 napa0i'Xa»cr£Oi^ it must be guard- 
 ed against, verb. adj. fr. 
 
 Ilapa^uXarrtu, to guard, watch ; 
 
 f. ^u>, perf. TrapaTTt^vXaxa : fr. 
 
 Trapd, <pvXdrTuj. 
 
 napa<pvu)y f. v'au), to cause to 
 
 grow up or bud forth by the 
 
 side of or near ; grow up by the 
 side of, spring uj) ; Trapa^vo/m*, 
 to grow upon : fr. Trapd, <pvuj. 
 
 IlapaxoXdiu, u), f. daoi, to un- 
 string, unbrace, relax. 
 
 IlapaxaX/cti'tu, f. aio, to cast 
 brass : fr. Trapd, x"X»c6j7w. 
 
 Iiapaxti^id'Ci.0, to winter in, spend 
 the winter at ; f. daw, pf. Trrrpa- 
 Ktxi'lf^ctKa, a. 1. Trapfx^h'^^^i 
 a. 1. inf. act. Trapaxtil^aaai. Th. 
 Yf7aa. Hence 
 
 llapaxfi^ia<yia, ag, »/, winter- 
 quarters, a w intering. 
 
 riapaxfw, f. tvauj, to pour on or 
 near ; also -xow, f. wtrw, to throw 
 up a mound : fr. Trapd, x**^> 
 Xow. 
 
 HapaxopCii'ig, Att. for Trapaxop- 
 ci(Ttig, 2 sing, f, 1. act. fr. 
 
 riapaxop^i^w, f. i(Tuj, to miss the 
 string, produce discord, blunder. 
 
 Th. xo{J^57- 
 
 Uopaxuptvio, f. <Ta>, to dance 
 near : fr. Trapd, xopei'u;. 
 
 riapaxpct'o^at, Cjfiai,i'. m. ijfrofiai, 
 to abuse, despise, neglect : fr. 
 Trapd, xpa'o/iat. 
 
 Hapaxpn^^, adv., forthwith, ex- 
 tempore, immediately, instantly ; 
 at the same time with something 
 else : fr. Trapd, xp»)/*«- 
 
 napaxvT7]g, ov, 6, an attendant 
 who washes persons, while bath- 
 ing, with water or oil : fr. Trapa- 
 
 napaxt«>p*<^, w, f- »i<Ta>, to yield, 
 
 give up. Th. x^p'^f^' 
 llapax^pfj^ig, fwf, »'/j a giving 
 
 up : fr. the preceding. 
 Tlapa\l/vxdo^ai, uffxai, to cheer, 
 
 console, comfort : fr. 
 Uaparpvxt), >)c» >'/. consolation, 
 
 comfort : fr. Trapd, ^^vxu- 
 napai|/t'xo/wat, to cool, refi'esh, 
 
 cheer, console : fr. Trapd, ^^I'X'"* 
 nAPAAKO'2, T], bv, humid, 
 
 wet. 
 Ylup^aXkr) t], irjg fyg, »;, (copd 
 
 underst.) a pantlier'sor leopard's 
 
 skin : fr. 
 
 llapCdXtog or UapcdXnog, be- 
 longing to a panther : fr. 
 Ha'p^aXt^, tiug, i), a leopard or 
 
 panther : fr. 
 
 DAP 
 
 ITA'PAOS, ov, o, a male panther, 
 leopard, wild beast. 
 Jlap'idffi, are present. Ion. for 
 TrdpiKTi, 3 pi. pres. ind. fr. Tra'p- 
 (iHi. Til. f///j. 
 Uapej^dXofifv, 1 j)l, a. 2. ind. act. 
 of TTupafiaXXu), to compare, put 
 by the side. Th. /3a'XXw, f. aXw, 
 a. 2. ti3aXov. 
 llnpffiaaKou, fg, e, impf of napa- 
 (idfTKio, to go beyond : fr. Trapd, 
 fid (7 Kilt, poet, for fiaivio. 
 Uapsfirjv, I went beyond, trans- 
 gressed, a. 2. ind. act. of Trapa- 
 fSaiiHo, to go beyond; f. fStjaofiai. 
 Til. I3aivu}, to go, a. 2. t/3»/v. 
 napf/3taVavro, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. m, 
 of Trapa/3td^o/iai, to impel by 
 force, f. m. daouai : fr. Trapd, 
 fiid'fio. Th. /3i'a. 
 ITapayypaTTroc:, & Uapkyypatpog, 
 o, t), clandestinely registered, 
 mterpolated : fr. 
 ^ctptyypd(pio, f. xpu), to insert or 
 register surreptitiously : Trapd, 
 tyypd<p(i}. 
 Uapiyyvdu), w, f. jr/ffw, to deliver 
 up, encourage, animate, exhort, 
 command, report : fr. Trapd, 
 lyyvdio. Th. tyyvtj. 
 Tlaptyyvt), ijg, >'/, an exhortation, 
 entreaty : fr. TJapd, iyyvtj. 
 Tlaptyyvt)(Tig, iiog, t), a sudden 
 edict, word of command : fr. 
 Trapeyyvdio. 
 UaptyKXTvu), f.ti'oj, to bend some- 
 what : fr. Trapd, tyKXivio, 
 TIape^69>ii>, ;;y, //, a. 1. ind. pass. 
 & 
 JJapfSoffav, 3 pi. a. 2. ind. act. of 
 
 TrapaciSiofu, to deliver, 
 riaptt^pa/foi.', tg, f, a. 2. act. fr. 
 
 Traparpexw, to pass by. 
 JlaptCptvio, to sit by, be assidu- 
 ous, persevere in any thing : fr. 
 Ildpt^pog, ov, 6, 7/, an assistant, 
 counsellor, associate, assessor : 
 fr. Trapd, 'icpa. 
 UapicwK-a, ag, «, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 7rapadi6u)fii, a. 2. Traptcojv. Th. 
 ^io«t>/ti, to give ; f. ^wcrw. 
 Ilape^to, sit by, Ion. for Trapt^ov, 
 pres. iniper. m. & 
 Uaps^ofiai, to sit by or beside : 
 fr. yrapd & t^of^iat, to sit ; f. 2. 
 m. icovfjiai. 
 Ilape^'.;, f. £(Tio,a. 1. Ciffa, to place 
 
 beside : fr. Trapd, i' ^w. 
 Uapt9tig, h'Tog, a. I. part. pass, 
 fr. TrapWrjv or Trapn9i)v, a. 1. 
 pass, of TrapiT]/u. Th. t///it or 'iio. 
 IlaptGffiTjv, ao, to, & in 3 pi. 
 TrapiGti'To, a. 2. ind. m. of Trapa- 
 
 lIapt9nt)povvTO, they were de- 
 spised, 3 pi. imperf. ind. pass, 
 fr. Trapa9fu}ptofiat, ovj^iai : fr. 
 Trapd, 9noptio. Th. 9tiop6g. 
 
 JIapi9ij}', a. 2. ind. act. fr. Tvapa- 
 TiOrjfitj to set before, or a. 1. 
 
 DAP 
 
 DAP 
 
 Unntiil V^' '' "^%'^"f*^«'^-- rT«P*'C, a. 2. part. fr. Trao'umi : 
 nap,9p,aav, hy syn^ for ,rap.- dnb X^Tzr^gJapelg lavrbv,\Ln 
 0.pt(r«., 3 pi. a. 1. md. act. of Hal. Ant. 87, prosrratin.: hin^ 
 japa9,p^K^o, to mow, cut down : self on the ground from excess 
 II. Trapa, Uept^io. of grief 
 
 fTapf,, pi-es. imper. also 2 sing. rf«paa«>.,, to introduce, insinu- 
 pies. iV ,i snig. imporf. of Tra7>- • • 
 
 Hfii. Th. tlfii, to be. 
 
 HAPEIA', yEol. Traptfiu, dg, t), 
 the cheek-bone, cheek, jaw, "gen. 
 pi. Trapeiatv : fr. Trapd, bv the 
 side of (the face). 
 
 riapttac, ov, b, a species of harm- 
 less serpent. 
 
 Uapeiaro, they sat by, Ion. for 
 Trapt? j/ro, 3 pi. pluperf. fr. perf. 
 Traptlf^iai. Th. tco, to sit, put on, 
 pei-f. pass. d/Jiai. 
 
 Uapticu), to neglect, overlook, de- 
 spise ; .see tltuj. 
 
 UapiiGtiv, i]g, 7], I was let go, a. 
 1. ind. pass. fr. Trap«);/a ; see 
 Trapt9Eig. 
 
 TlaptlKa, I have let go, pf. act. 
 of Trapi 1)1X1. Th. V»;/fi or tw. 
 
 Ilapttjcd^w, f. d<T(t}, to liken, com- 
 pare : fr. Trapd, ftW^w. 
 
 UapeiK-dGu), Att. for 
 
 IlapuKio, to give up, yield, con- 
 cede : fr. Trapd, tlKio. 
 
 UaptlXoVj ig, c, a. 2. ind. act. & 
 
 IlapttXfro, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. m. of 
 Trapaipttii, to overturn, take 
 away. Th. aipeuj, a. 2. tlXov. 
 UaptiXyjcpaTf, 2 pi. perf. ind. of 
 TTapaXafifidvio, the same as Xa/x- 
 (idvio, to receive ; f. Xyjxpofiai, 
 perf. Att. uX7]<pa, a. 2. tXafiov. 
 UapiiXij0u)g, oTog, part. i)erf. act. 
 
 of the same verb. 
 IlapfT^at, perf. i)ass. fr. 7rapir)ni, 
 f. Trap£(ro/ia(. Th. ui^i, to send. 
 TLapuixu'og, r;, ov, loosed, let go, 
 dismissed, pf. pt. pass. Trapn/if- 
 vag, ace. pi. f. g. : fr. Trapii//^t. 
 Udpti^i, to be present, stand by 
 one, as a defender, Tra'pti, Trdp*- 
 fOTi, Tra'pcff/uf r, Trdpeart, Trdon- 
 <n ; pres. inf. TraptXvai, part. 
 Trapojv, ovTog ; Tra'pcrrrt, it is 
 permitted or allowed ; rb Tra- 
 pbv, the present ; rd Traporra 
 present circumstances, tlie i)re- 
 sent ; imperf. Trapi)v, I was pre- 
 .sent, f. Trapiffofiai, y, trni, 6i 
 Trapkarai : fr. Trapd & el fit, 
 to be. 
 ndptifjii, to arrive, approach, 
 come forward, advance, pass by, 
 surpass; 2 & 3 sing. Tra'pttt;, 
 Tcdptiai, a. 2. act. Trapi}!', a. 2. 
 part. Trapwj/, oiTOi; : fr. Trapd & 
 Hill, or h]}xi, to go. 
 riapfTj'at, pres. inf. fr. Trdpeifxi, to 
 
 be present. 
 
 napHTry, may persuade, seduce, 
 3 sing. a. 2. or a. 1. subj. fr. 
 TroptTro). Th. tTrw. 
 riapftpw, to insert, connect toge- 
 ther : fr. Trapd, apw, to weave. 
 (493) 
 
 ate, bring in slyly or privately; 
 f. a'^io, perf. TrapHfrtfxft, perf. 
 pass. TrapftfTry)^<at,^ai,K:rat : fr. 
 Trapd, tig, dyto. 
 
 napntrayujyi), y'jg, 7), a private 
 introduction : fr. Traniiadyoj. 
 
 TlaptTaat, 2 sing. perf. ind. pass, 
 of Trapi >;^i. 
 
 UaptjaaKrog, 6, //, creeping in 
 craftily, insinuating oneself se- 
 cretly : fr. Traptirrdyuj. 
 
 UapeiTypa<l»), T/t;, 7), a surrepti- 
 tious registering : fr. Trapd, 
 fi(Typd<pio. 
 
 napti(TH<fii & Uapftacvu), to 
 creep on secretly, enter bv 
 stealth ; f. vcno, a. 1. TropcKx- 
 tcvaa : fr. Trnpd, elg,6i lvvu),ov 
 
 ^VU). 
 
 UaptL(TtvtyKavTtg^ nom. pi. a. 1. 
 part. fr. Trapnatpfpio. 
 napei(Tepxofiai, to creep in by 
 stealth, enter by creeping in se- 
 cretly, come on one unawares : 
 f. TrapeiatXtvaofxai, a. 2. Trao- 
 «a^X0or, ig^ s : fr. Trapd, elg, &; 
 tpXOfiai. 
 Ilopei(T9uj, 3 s. pf. imper. pass. 
 Tra'p6t<ro, aOw, of Tzapirifxi, to 
 omit. 
 
 ndpc<(Ti,3s. pres. ind.fr. Trdpfifjn ; 
 fr. t7//t, to go ; & 3 pi. fr. Trdptt- 
 //e, to be present ; fr. tf'/ij, to'be. 
 IlapKo-TrtTrra;, to break in vio- 
 lently, to fall on suddenly : fr. 
 Trapd, ilcnriTTTu). 
 napfKTTropfvofiai, to enter se- 
 cretly: fr. Trapd, tl(TTropfi!0[.iat. 
 TlapeKTcpepu), to introduce in addi- 
 tion, exercise, employ, use, com- 
 pare ; f. Trapfi(Tot(Tio, a. 1. ind. 
 act. Trapu(T7]vtyKa, a. 1. part, 
 act. TraptKTfviyKag : fr. Trapd, 
 tig, &. 0fpa>. 
 UapncT^Otipoiiai, to creep upon 
 with a view to destruction : fr. 
 Trapd, tig, <pGtipoj. 
 UaptK or llapt^, without, abroad : 
 fr. Trapd & U ort^, (with a gen. 
 or ace.) : adv. besides, yet. 
 TlaptKaGyivTo, 3 pi. impei-f. ind. 
 m. of TrapaKdOr]fxai, to sit by : 
 fr. Trapd, Kd9i)j.iai, to sit. 
 UaptKdXeaa, ag, f, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of TrapaKaXtu), to encoumge, 
 comfort; f. iau), perf. KUXyiKa. 
 naptKuXovv, contr. for TraptKu- 
 Xtov, imperf. of the same verb. 
 UapfKiSaivu), to transgress, di- 
 gress, deviate, turn aside, de- 
 generate : fr. Trapd, tjc/jairw. 
 Ilapficliaffig, tujg, 7), a turning 
 aside, transgression, digression, 
 passage through or over ; dat. 
 

 
 N 
 
 DAP 
 
 pi. 7rapeK(5d(jsai : fr. the pre- 
 cediiifi;. 
 
 Ilapf KT^eoj, to run out beyond : fv. 
 Trapa, Ik, ©aw. 
 
 IlaotKrXitTrw, f. i//u>, to fail, want : 
 fr. Trapd, iKXtiTrio. 
 
 llapiKXiiOtjv, r}Q, »/,a. 1. ind. ]\ass. 
 of TraoaKciXUo, to ask, encou- 
 rage, comfort. Th. kciXsio, to 
 call; f. Bfjoj, i)f. KiKXijKn, pt'. pass. 
 KfKX)]f.uii, a. 1. pass. tKXriBijr. 
 
 JlaptKi'tofiai, to pass by,sail past: 
 fr. TTapd, iK, vkio. 
 
 JlapfKTriTTTuj, f. TTTwcrr.;, to escape 
 privately from, elude : fr. Trapd, 
 Ik, 7rt7rra>. 
 
 JlapeKTrpo^tvyio, to escape pri- 
 vately out of one's hands, fly 
 
 riAP 
 
 HapiXQovTag, ace. pi. m. g. a. 2. 
 part. act. TraptXOovaai', accus. 
 sing. f. g. ; fr. 
 
 HaptXQi^Vy ovTog, \<iirt. a. 2. fr. 
 Trap'fO'j^^npcii^ to pass by. 
 
 riaptX^^wrrt, 3 1)1. a. 2. subj. act. 
 fr. the same verb. 
 
 llaptXKvaiQf ftof, »/,a protraction, 
 procrastination : & 
 
 HapiXKVOTtiQ, ov, 6, one who de- 
 lays ; f. g. TraptXKvaToia : fr. 
 
 IlapiXKvui, f. t»cru>, the same as 
 
 IlapsXKtt), to put off, delay, defer, 
 prolong ; be suportluous or re- 
 dundant, abound, be at leisure : 
 fr. rrapd, eXku). 
 
 UaptXoyhu), 2 sing. a. 1. m. of 
 TTapaXoyi^onat 
 
 away from: fr. 7ra pa, Ik, 7rpo,i llao6/«j3a\Xw, to thrust in, inter- 
 
 (ptvyoj. 
 
 IIapeKpi9>)(Tav, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. 
 pass, of TTitpaKpivio, to separate. 
 
 JlautKpovaaroy 3 sing. a. 1. ind. 
 m. of TrapuKpouiOy to deceive. 
 Th. Kpovu), to beat. 
 
 UaptKTtivin, to extend, lengthen ; 
 f. rti'ut, perf. TtraKa, a. 1. irap- 
 ti'iTdva : fr. Trapd, itcreivio. 
 
 JlapsKTtXkio, u), f. kau)y to fulfil, 
 effect, accomplish. Th. tbXoq. 
 
 JlaptKTkoi', to be shown, afforded ; 
 verb. adj. fr. 7rapkx<o. 
 
 UapiKTiKOQ, t), bv, ready to sup- 
 ply or afford ; verb. adj. fr. 
 Trapk^u}. 
 
 liapiKTOQ, adv., abroad, from 
 Avithout ; witiiout, beyond, be- 
 sides that, (witli a gen.) : fr. 
 Ttapd, tKTog, without. Th. Ik or 
 
 ■ IK. 
 
 JlapiKTptTTio, f. \pu), to turn aside 
 
 or away, distort, pervert : fr. 
 
 Trapd, iKvptTTU). 
 IlapiKv^a, ag, t, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 TTapaKvirTui, to bend myself. 
 
 Th. Kt'Trrw, f. ;//a>. 
 Ilrtpfjcxi'w, to pour out, overflow : 
 
 fr. Trapa, tK, X^^- 
 IIrtpsXa/3ov, fg, e,a.2. ind. act. of 
 
 TrapctXafilidifoj, to receive. 
 IlaptXavvuj,to carry away, drive 
 
 or ride past, pass by, advance 
 
 against. Th. iXavvto, to drive ; 
 
 f. tXdau), perf. yXaKa. 
 JlapiXkyxi^-, f.^w, to refute, prove : 
 
 fr. Trapa, tXkyx*^' 
 IlapfXc^aro, he lay with, 3 sing. 
 
 a. 1. m. fr. TrapaXkyofjiai. 
 UaptXtijffiai, thou wilt pass by, 
 
 get the better, Jon. resol. for 
 
 TtaptXtvay, 2 sing. f. 1. m. of 
 
 Ttap'fpxo^ai. 
 J\aptXi]Xvdivai, i)erf. inf. m. & 
 YlaptXr]XvB Cjg, orog, n. g. 7rapfX>/- 
 
 \v96g, pf. part. m. Att. Trapi- 
 
 \t]Xv06ra,iicc. sing. m. g. of the 
 
 same, fr. TrajOtp^o/iat. 
 HaptXGtlv, a. 2. infin. act. & 
 llaptXOeTu), a. 2. imper. of the 
 
 same verb. 
 
 DAP 
 
 Trapa, Iv, aaXfvu). 
 
 HaptvTiOtjfii, to insert, put be- 
 tween : fr. Trapd, tvTiOi]^u. 
 
 Ilapf^ or napfK, without, abroad; 
 besides : fr. Trapa, t^ or tK. 
 
 Ylapi^dyio, f. d'iit}, to lead forth 
 against, lead jiast, lead astray : 
 fr. Trapd, i^dyio. 
 
 Uiipe^afitijSio, to pass by : fr. 
 Trapa, t^, dfiti^u), 
 
 napt^ai;Xfcw, pert". ])t. ])ass. Trap- 
 f^ijvXrjfitvog, worn out, as a 
 pipe or flute. Th. aiiXog. 
 
 Uapk^n, Luke vii. 4, according 
 to Beza, Pasor, Castel. Vulg. 
 Lat. Markl. Qutest. Gram. f. 1. 
 m. Attic for Trophy, thou wilt 
 ]»erform. 
 
 Jliip't^iifii, to pass ])y or beyond, 
 transgress, escape. Th. fl^ii. 
 
 Ilapt^ttv, f. 1. infin. act. fr. Trap- 
 f X<^i to afl'ord ; f. ^lo. 
 
 II a pt^tX a vi'OJ, or -iXdto, i'.fXdaio, 
 to ride or drive i)ast or b(>yond, 
 advance beyond, go by, advance 
 to battle : fr. Trapa, LK^Xavi'io. 
 
 llapt^tXjjXdKte, Ion. for Trapf^- 
 7;Xa*v£t, Alt. Trapt4fX//XaK'fj, 3 s, 
 jilupr. act. of the preceding. 
 
 Ilapi^tpfco^tat, to enquire of : & 
 
 Hape^tptio, to speak wide of tiie 
 truth, speak falsely, Ud. ^. 15 : 
 fr. Trapa, iE, Ipew. 
 
 Uapt^kpxofini, a. 2. -iiXOov, to 
 l)ass by, glide away, go beyond, 
 transgress, deviate. TlLtjUxn/iai. 
 
 ITanf^/yVf, 3 sing. i>f. iiid. m. Ion. 
 unjustly : fr. Trapd, t/iTroXa'a> I of rrapt'^tipi, to pass l)y. 
 Ilapfia/iaXov, tg,i,a. 2. ind. act. Ilapt^tjKt, he let i>ass, omitted, 3 
 
 mingle secretly, arrange, mar- 
 shal, encamp ; f. fiaXut, perf. 
 TrapffijiifiXy]Ka, a. 2. Traptviiia- 
 Xov, ])erf. m. 7rap€/.«/3^/5oXa : fr. 
 Trapa, ifAf3dXXio. 
 
 nap^^ilitjiXtjKvTav, ace. sing. f. g. 
 perf. part. act. of the jjivceding. 
 
 napt^ij^XiTToj, f. »//aj, to look aside 
 at : fr. Tra()a, tju/SXeTrw. 
 
 IIap«/i/3X>;(T(t,-, tu)g, ?'/, cS: 
 
 II apf/i/3oXj}, F]g, ?'/, an insertion ; 
 order of battle ; encampment, 
 camp ; army ; castle, fortress : 
 fr. Trap£/i/3aXX(t». 
 
 Ilapf/iTrtTrrw, to fall in by the 
 way, glide between ; f. I. m. 
 Traufinrtaovfiai. Th. TriTrrtu. 
 
 IlapfjuTToXa'tu, u», f. t'jffio, to trafric 
 
 of TTopifiiSaXXu). 
 Uaph'tyKf, a. 2. imper. & 
 IlaptvtyKtXv, a. 2. infin. act. fr. 
 
 sing. [)erf. or a. 1. of 7rapt4iJ/f t : 
 fr. Trood, t^, 'iijpi, to send. 
 Uaptlicvai, to pass or go by, pres. 
 
 Trapa0fp«j, to carry to the other inf. <>f Tzapt^Hfti 
 
 side. Th. ^tptu ; a. 2. i/viyKOt' 
 Ilapfi'tiCio, a. 2. part. Trapcri^tui/, 
 
 Iiapt^i}]^i, to let pass, omit, leave 
 off: fr. Trapd, t^, h}i.u. 
 
 to see by a side look : fr. Trapd,! riapf^/or/;/!!, to put out of it 
 
 IlaptreTrtu, to speak, advise. 
 
 Uaptvip'oOSfWiiH therein or there- 
 upon : see iTrn^rivoOt. 
 
 riapti'Otii', Dor. for TraptX9slv, 
 a. 2. infin. TrapivQtjg, Dor. for 
 TTapsXOyg, a. 2. subj. act. fr. 
 Trapfpxo^at. 
 
 Uaptvtitaig, tojg, y, insertion, 
 parenllu's'is : & 
 
 Tlapiv9tTiKbg,a.dv.Tlapti'9tTiKiog, 
 parenthetically : & 
 
 I\aptv9t)Kr], ijg, i), an insertion, 
 addition, sui>j)lement, digres- 
 sion : fr. TrantvTi9i]^u, to put 
 l)etween. 
 
 ITapej^i^Trw, to suggest, say to : 
 
 fr 
 
 Tra 
 
 pa, 
 
 tVi-'fTTU). 
 
 UaptvoxXkio, u), to trouble un- 
 duly, make an ui)roar, (with a 
 dat. ;) f. ijffuj, perf. TrapevioxXij- 
 Ka : fr. Trapd, tvoxXkuj. 
 
 llaptvaaXtvix), f. aw, to shake be- 
 side, toss, swing to and fro : fr. 
 (494) 
 
 place, remove, go out of the 
 way, be out of one's mind or 
 senses, cause to degenerate, cor- 
 rupt, change ; f. Trapfjcfrri'/ffa*, a. 
 2. 7rapi^i(Tri}V, perf. -t^tarijKa : 
 fr. Trapd, t^, 'iaTtii.ti. 
 
 JJaptKofiH', we will give, 1 \A. f, 
 1. act. of Trap^x*^- 
 
 naptoltra, Dor. for Trapiouna, Ion. 
 for Trapoerra, present ; pres. pt. 
 f. g. fr. Trdptijxi, to be present. 
 
 Ilape 'vra, ace. sing. part. pr. fr. 
 Traptwi^, ovrog, Ion. for Trapwi', 
 of the same verb. 
 
 Ilapeovcn, dat. i>l. part. pres. for 
 TrapoixTi, Ion. fr. the same. 
 
 IlapfTrdXXo^aj, Ion. for Trapf<p., 
 to spring up by the side of. 
 
 UapETrtiaev, he persuaded, 3 s. 
 a. 1. ind. act. of TrapaTrti^w, the 
 same as Trti9io, to persuade ; f. 
 aoj, perf, TrtTrtJK-a, a. 2. tTTiOov. 
 
 riapf Trt/3oi;0£w, w, f. i)(Tio, to bring 
 help, assist. Th. /3o?;0€w. 
 
 riAP 
 
 UapeTTihUvviui, to make a dis- 
 play or parade of, show, exhibit, 
 prove ; f. ^oj, pf. TrapfTriSutixa. 
 Th. cuKi'Vfu. 
 Uapt7ri^tjp.og, 6, ?'/, a stranger, 
 guest : fr. Trapd, tTridtj^og, one 
 wjio is much abroad ; fr. IttI, 
 Cij/iog, the people. 
 ITa()fTr</v-pd»'a, u. I. ind. act. of 
 Trapa 7rupat'j'fe>, to provoke ; f. 
 avuj : fr. Trapd, TriKpaivu). 
 Waptirivokix), w, to invent new 
 schemes : fr. Trapd, Itti, vok(v. 
 JlaptTrXaKav, Dor. for TrapkirXt}- 
 Kav, have driven mad, 3 pi. a. 1. 
 ind. act. of Trapa TrX/yrrw, f. ^w. 
 nap£7ro/iai, to follow closely, ac- 
 company : fr. Trapd, tn-ofjiai. 
 JlapkTTTnv, i]g, II, a. 2. act. of 
 TTdpiTTTrj^utn fly by or beyond: 
 fr. Trapd, 'iTrra^ai, to fly ; f. 
 ■^Tt'ifTonai, a. 2. m. tTrrdfitji'. 
 llapk-TToj, a. 2. TrapaTToi^, to ex- 
 hort, persuade, th. tVw. 
 XTapfpydrz/c Xoycov, one who cul- 
 tivates speaking in addition to 
 his regular profession, (as it 
 were tu Trapkpyi^},) a lo(iuacious 
 ])erson : & 
 Ildpfpyot', ov, rb, an accessory 
 work, addition, appendage : fr. 
 Udptpyog, o, >), made as an ap- 
 l)en(lage or extra- work, sui»ple- 
 mentary : fr. Trapd, tpyov. 
 UaptptGi^w, f. mo, to i>rovoke, ir- 
 ritate : fr. Trapd, ipi9i'!!,u). 
 JTapfpTTu^ai, f. vaio, sanu' as 
 ITaptpTrai, to creep upon un 
 awares : fr. Trapd, tpTrw. 
 UaptppEVKa, ag, «, perf. ind. act. 
 fr. TTapappkuj. 
 
 Jlapkpxo^iai, to pass by or away, 
 go forth, come forward, advance, 
 escape from, outstrip, surjiass, 
 overreach, pass over, neglect ; 
 
 1. m. TraptXtiKTOjxai, a. 2. Trap- 
 iiX9ov, a. 2. imper. TrdptXGf, a. 
 
 2. subj. TrapkX9io, 3 ].l. TraptX- 
 Gujffi, a. 2. infin. act. TrapfXf^tti', 
 a. 2. part. TrapiX9(ov, ovrog, 
 having come forward, as an ora- 
 tor, to address an assembly ; 
 perf. mid. TrapiXi)Xv9a ; Trape- 
 X}]XvGtvc xP'^^og, time past : fr. 
 Trapd, tpxofiai. 
 
 Tldptg, a. 2. imper. fr. Trapirj^u. 
 Uapt(TT]fitno(Tdfu9a, I pi. a. 1. m. 
 
 of TTapaaiiiJHoofiaiy to write by 
 
 the side, note down : fr. Trapd, 
 
 (T)}fxti6ix), f. I'oaut. Th. a7}ixa. 
 'napta9iu), to eat together with, 
 
 gnaw, carp at : fr. Trapd, t(T9iu). 
 Udptfftg, n>jg, i), relaxation, re- 
 
 nusjsion : fr. Trapiiji^i. 
 UaptaiiOTra, 3 s. impf. ind. act. 
 
 of Trapao-twTrdw. Th. (TtioTrduj. 
 TlapenKti doaro. Ion. for Trapt- 
 
 (TKivaankvoi yaav, 3 pi. plupf. 
 
 ])ass. &, 
 
 IlapeaKevd^ovTo,^ pi. impf. pass. 
 
 DAP 
 
 fr. 7rapa(TKivd^(jj, to make ready : 
 f. aau), a. I. TraptaKtvaau, oc. t 
 ir. Trapa, (TKtvog. 
 Uapf(TKtvda97]v, 7)g, ;/, a. 1. ind. 
 pass, iv, the same verb A: th 
 llapk(T7rapTai, 3 .'^ing. perf. ind. 
 l)ass. fr. TTapaaTTfipio, to scatter 
 seed l)y the way. 'J'h. (T-tip^o, 
 f. (TTTipCj, a. 1. ttJTrupaj perf. 
 tTTTapk-a. 
 llaptaaij, you will be ])rcscnt, 
 poet, for TTapiny, 2 sing. f. 1. 
 m. ; .so TTapkaatTai, for Trapkae- 
 rat, iv. Trdptifii : fr, Trapd, slfii. 
 ITapffTrd^tr, to bo present, stand 
 by. Ion. for Trapfcrrdrat, pres. 
 inf. act. fr. Traokfrnj^n for Trap- 
 i<TTijfii: h\Trapa,€ffTiifii, or 'iar)]- 
 //i, f. (TTtiaco, a. 2. laTrjv. 
 Uapk^Tav, they stood by, p(»et. 
 sync, for Trapkar^aav, '.\\^\. a. 2. 
 ind. act. of Trapi(jri]f.u, to stand 
 hy. Th. 'i(TTTifii, to stand. 
 UapkrTTiiv, ijg, i;, a. 2. ind. act. of 
 
 TTapifTTtjui. 
 Uapiariiaaro, 3 sing. a. I, ind. 
 m. of the same verb. 
 
 nAP 
 
 ndptcTTty, it is present, and (with 
 
 infin.) it is lawful or permitted, 
 
 is in one's power, 3 sing. fr. 
 
 Trdpeifxi, to be present. 
 Uapkffnog, 6, ,), by or at the 
 
 hearth, having the same hearth : 
 
 fr. Trapd, earia. 
 naptarujg, Cjrog, one who stand- 
 
 eth by, is at hand, part. i)erf. 
 
 act. contr. for TrapeanjKojg, orog, 
 
 of TrapiaTtifii. 
 TlapitTTwreg, j)ersons standing bv, 
 
 noni. j)l, of the same. 
 UapkcTxe, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. of 
 
 7rap£x^, to afford. 
 UapkaxtGtu, 3 sing. impf. ind. 
 act. fr. Trapa<Tx^9io, the same as 
 TTupkxio. 
 TlaptTd^ai'To, 3 pi. a. 1. m. of 
 TrapaTd(T(Tio, to draw up an 
 army. Th. rdaaoj, to arrange. 
 Ilaptrava, ag, s, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 Trapareivio, to lengthen ; f. tvio, 
 perf. TraparkraKa. Th. rtivu). 
 naperkraru, pi up. pass. fr. Trapa- 
 
 Tfivu). 
 
 UapkrpaTre, he tunicd aside, 3 s. 
 a. 2. ind. act. fr. TraparpsTrw ; f. 
 xj^io, perf. rkrpt(pa, a. 2. trpaTTOv. 
 
 ril. TpkTTOJ. 
 
 TiapkTptaaav, they trembled, 3 
 pi. a. 1. poet, by doubling a, of 
 Traparpfw. Th. rpkio ; f. rpkaut. 
 
 Ylapiv9vvio, f. vvu), to compel 
 another to act according to one's 
 own will : fr. Trapd, evGvvco. 
 
 UaptvGvg, adv. straightly, direct- 
 ly, innnediately: fr. Trapd, fi>Gt'g. 
 
 naptvKijXku), w, to soothe, calm : 
 fr. Trapd, evKTjXog. 
 
 JlaptwdKofiai, f. dao}iai, to lie 
 
 sleejiing with, buried by : fr. 
 Trapd, tvin). 
 
 napu'piffKio, to discover, invent: 
 
 fr. TTapd, tvpiaKuj. 
 Uaptvaag, Dor. for Trapovartg, 
 
 gen. s. pres. pt. f. g. fr. Trdpfaa, 
 
 to be present. 
 YlaptvrptTri'Cui, f. tVw, to prepare 
 
 arranges i,ut in order : fr. Trapd' 
 
 tV~pf:TriZ,lD. 
 
 l^aptxdXKiv(TE,:i sing. a. 1. ind. 
 act. of TrapaxaXjctuu;, to work 
 as a smith, forge : fr. Trapd, 
 XaXKEVio. Th. x^^i^k. 
 
 napsxkfiw, Jon.' for Trapkxm', 
 pres. inf. of Tropfx''^, to afford. 
 
 Uapkxovn, for Trape^oi-ct, they 
 permit, allow, 3 pi. pres. ind. 
 act. of the same verb. 
 
 Hapkxio, to .show, offer, present, 
 render, supply, provide, afl'ord, 
 furnish, occasion, produce, ex- 
 hibit ; impf. Trap^xo*', f- TrapkKio, 
 pf. 7rap£(Tx//»ca, a. 2. Trapto-xor, 
 a. 2. part. act. Trapafrxtt>J^5 ovTog; 
 pres. m. Trapkxo/xai, to afford, 
 furnish, render, exhibit, occa- 
 sion, procure for one's self; impf. 
 
 or sleep with. Th. (iivh 
 Uapivvog, o, y lymg by the side, ag, ,), a cheek : & 
 (495) * 
 
 m. Trapfixo^tjv, ov, tro; impers. 
 Traptxn, there is time or oj)por- 
 tunity for, it is in one's power : 
 fr. Trapd, ixco. 
 riapeoiu, poet, or Ion. for Traptur, 
 pres. part. fr. Trdpa/it, to be pre- 
 sent. Th, 1 1 fit, to be. 
 napy, 3 sing. pres. subj. fr. the 
 same verb and th. 
 UapyiSdio, u>, f. ijffo), p. rjKa, to 
 be beyond the age of youth : fr. 
 Trapd, t'llSdio. 
 Uapi]yynXe,:^ sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 of TrapayytXXo;, to command ; 
 f. tXoj, perf. TrapifyyeXKa, a. 1. 
 7rap/;yyf,Xa, ag, t, a. 2. Trap//y- 
 yfXov, eg, e, pf. m. TrapyyytXa : 
 fr. Trapd, dyykXXio. 
 TlapnyopkeaKe, he conciliated, 3 
 s. impf. Ion. for Trap/yyopft ; fr. 
 IIap/;yopfu>, to comfort, console, 
 encourage, exhort, soothe, ap- 
 pea.se, calm, ])acify ; pres, part. 
 Traptiyopkuju, 1 pi, |>res, ind. 
 Trapiiyopovfitv ; Trapz/yoptaro, 
 Ion, for TrapijyoptjTo, 3 s. plupf, 
 pass, : fr, Trapd, dyoptw. Th. 
 dyopa'. 
 napijynpia, ag, y, comfort, con- 
 solation, encouragement : & 
 tiapyyopog, 6, j), a comforter ; 
 con.solatory : fr. Trapyyopkio. 
 Uapt]kp9ij, it was suspended, 3 
 sing. a. 1. ind. pass. fr. Trapa- 
 eipofiai : fr. Trapd, dfipu), to lift 
 up ; f. dtpai, perf. yepKa, a. i. 
 ]niss. ijkpGij}'. 
 UaptfiKf, 3 s. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 TrapatffffM, to rush by. Th. 
 dicrcTio, to rush ; f. ^lo. 
 Uapiiiovy ov, rb, poet, for Trapttd, 
 

 If 
 
 l-i=. 
 
 I 
 
 nAP 
 
 TlapifioVf ov, rb, an oniament 
 used to cover the cheeks of 
 horses : fr. 
 TlapifioQ, 6, r/, belonging to a 
 
 cheek : fr. tlie preceding. 
 JlapulQ, Uog, »), the cheek, neck, 
 
 throat. 
 Ilapf)Ka, a. 1. ind. act. of irapitj^ii, 
 
 to let ])ass. 
 UapnKoXovOqKa, oq, f, I have fol 
 lowed c-l(»sely, pert", ind. act. of 
 TrapaKoXovOkio, f. rjfro}, to follow. 
 Th. (iKoXovBog, a footman. 
 HapijKio^f. rj^oj, pf. rix<^f t*^ reach, 
 pass, arrive, come forth, appear. 
 Th. jjKto, to come. 
 IIapi)\9o(Tar, B(jeot. for TrapT/X- 
 00V, 3 pi. a. 2. ind. act of nap- 
 kpXopiai, to pass by. 
 TiapiiKioQ, ov, 6, a mock-snn, re- 
 presentation of the sun in a 
 cloud ; pai'helion. Th. i'jXinQ. 
 UaprjWaynsvujQ, adv., strangely, 
 unusually : fr. pf. pt. ]iass. 7r«p- 
 ijWayfxki'og, of TraoaWdacno. 
 Tlapij^ai, to sit by or near : fr. 
 
 TTapd, 7]f^iciif to sit. 
 JlapiJixiXiiKif, Ion. for 7rap7]fu\j)- 
 Ktiy he had neglected, 3 s. plupf. 
 ind. act. of TrapafitXtio. 
 Ilupq^tv, Dor. for 7rap4Ti'at,pres. 
 
 inf. fr. irdoff^t, to be present. 
 Uanr)fiipog, 6, »/, /^av ^y day, 
 
 daily : fr. Tzapd, r/jiisna. 
 Tlapijvti, 3 s. impf. act. of Trap- 
 aivevt), to advise ; f. rfrrio & scru}, 
 pert'. yvtKa. Th. ah'og. 
 Tldpt]^ig, ewQ, Tt'i, arrival, access, 
 
 landing : fr. Trap/jKtu. 
 Ilapyopia, ag, //, the outer rein ; 
 
 Trapnopiai, I'eins : fr. 
 UapyopoQ, 6, r). a horse joined to 
 the side of others bv a cord. In 
 the chariot were four horses, two 
 of which were yoked, right and 
 left ; two were attached to the 
 side of these by cords, also right 
 and left ; the whole being so 
 tied together, as to run with 
 their heads all equal in advance ; 
 prominent in all directions, ex- 
 tended ; silly, (in a metaph. 
 sense.) because the outer horses 
 are apt to start aside, and get 
 out of the direct line : fr. Tiapd, 
 dcipu;, to raise, or tcpw, to tic, or 
 apio, to agree. 
 'napi]7ra(l)tg, a. 2. ind. act. fr. 
 7rapa7rd0w, to deceive: fr. Trapd, 
 dTrd<pu). 
 Hapypr]ij.sva, nom. pi. perf. part, 
 pass. neut. g. of Trapaipovfiai, to 
 take away. Th. aipeu). 
 JlapiiprrjTO, 3 sing. ])luperf. pass 
 
 of TrapaoTdoj, or Traprtprfo/tiat. 
 Jlapqffai'y 3 pi. impf. of 7rdp£i/a, 
 
 to be present. Th. ti'^L 
 IlapyaOsu, thou perceivedst. Dor. 
 for 7rapy<jOov, 2 sing. a. 2. ind. 
 m. fr. TrapaiffOdvofiai, to per- 
 
 RAP 
 
 ceive ; f. aiff^^cro/iat, a. 2. m. 
 yfrOoi-iTjv. 
 
 UapjjTtjfiii'og, having been ex- 
 cused, perf. part. pass. fr. xap- 
 aireo/iai, ovfiai, to excuse. 
 riaoO^/Lifi'oc, poet, or Ion. sync, 
 for TrapaOffjiirog, a. 2. part. m. 
 of TrapftriOii^n, to set before ; f. 
 7rapa9{}(Tio, a. 2. TraptOijv. Th. 
 riOiffii. 
 rifrp«€i'tia, ag, >/, virginity : fr. 
 
 7rap9ei'iv(t}. 
 YlapOfinJa, tuv, rd, the state of 
 
 virifinity : fr. 
 YlapOivuog, 6, t), of a virgin : fr. 
 
 TrapOh'og. 
 llapOei'SVfia, arog, to, the virgin 
 state, place where Tirgins reside, 
 
 work of a virgin; in pi. pastimes 
 
 or assemblies <»f virgins. 
 riapOevtvu), f. tvau), to bring up 
 
 as a virgin ; intr. & TlapOn'tvo- 
 
 fjiai, to live a virgin, preserve the 
 
 state of virginity : & 
 TlaoOfi'tojv, CJvog, 6, Ion. for 
 
 TTapOtvujv, the chamber of vir- 
 gins : & 
 UapOfvia, ojv, rd, the tokens of 
 
 virginity : & 
 napOtvia, ag, i), virginity, virgin 
 
 modesty : fr. irapQkvog. 
 WapOti'iKd'iov, gen. pi. ^ol. for 
 
 ■jrapOiviKLov, dat. pi. Ion. irapQi- 
 
 viKyuw : fr. 
 WapBtviKog, ?), bv, or YlapOkviog, 
 
 a, or, also Att. 6, 17, of a virgin. 
 
 Hence 
 WapdtviKi], Tjg, 1), a virgin. Th. 
 
 TrapQkvog. 
 llapQiviiov, Ion. for irapQix'Cjv, 
 
 Cjvoq, 6, the apartment belong- 
 
 injj to the virj^ins : fr. same th. 
 YiaoQtvoTn.' irrig, ov, b, a too close 
 
 observer of virj^ins, gallant : fr. 
 
 TrapOtvog, oimcTivu). 
 nAPeE'NOS, ov, »/, a virgin ; 
 
 sometimes an adj. 6, »/, as Ovyd- 
 
 rqp 7rap0£j'oc, a virgin daughter, 
 
 X(-n. Cvr. iv. 6, 4. 
 l\ap9ii'orf<pdyog, 6, r/, of a slaugh- 
 tered or immolated virgin : fr. 
 
 Tr(fp9kvog, ffipdrTo). 
 nap9tvihu, wvog, b, a virgin's 
 
 chamber ; a temple of Minerva 
 
 at Athens. 
 JJapBfi'MTrbg, ov, b, //, having the 
 
 face of a virgin : 7rap9ti'og, unp. 
 ndp9og, ov, b, a Parthian, the 
 
 name of a people. 
 Ilapiavto, to tarry with, spend 
 
 the night with : fr. Trapd, lavuj. 
 Uapdvai, pres. inf. fr. Trapitjfii. 
 YlapiEfTav, they pa.ssed by, 3 })1. 
 
 impf. fr. the same. 
 Ylapi^io, f. lauf, to place near, 
 
 cau.se to sit down near ; Trapi^o- 
 
 ^ai, to sit near : fr. Trapd, V^tu. 
 Hapirjixi, to let pass, omit, neglect, 
 
 admit, perrait,allow, yield, grant, 
 
 pass over, dismiss, let go or loose, 
 (496) 
 
 11 A P 
 
 remit, loosen, relax, make lan- 
 guid ; f. TrapijtTtt), perf. TrapeiKa ; 
 pres. pass. Tranif/tat, to bec(mie 
 relaxed, enfeebled ; mid. to en- 
 treat ; Plato Apol. Socr. tovto 
 r/zwi' cionai Kai Trapiijiai, I beg 
 and imjilore this of you ; perf. 
 pa.ss. Trapf7/tat, rrai, rat, pf. pt. 
 Trapttfui'og, rj, ov, relaxed : fr. 
 Trapd, 'a/fit. 
 
 ndpivog, ov, b, the same as 
 
 nA'PIOS, a, ov, Parian, coming 
 from the island of Paros. 
 
 naptTTTrfi'oi, f. evaio, to ride by 
 or beside, ride past, outstrip : fr. 
 Trapd, iTTTrtvu}. 
 
 na'piTTTroc, o, r), one who rides ]»y 
 the side of another, keepini; pace 
 with, outstripping: Trapd, VTTTror. 
 
 ndptc ^if^u\icug, Paris, son of 
 Simichus. 
 
 ITapcaocu, J>,to make equal or like, 
 compare ; mid. to compare one's 
 self to : Trapd, hooj. Th. i<Tog. 
 
 n.api(TTrifii, TrapiaTuio, Si. Trap- 
 itrrdvio, to place near or before, 
 demonsti'ate, prove, bring before 
 or forth, produce, show, exhibit, 
 teach, stop, compare togethei*, 
 stir up, excite, induce, inspire, 
 remind, advise, reduce ; in perf. 
 & a. 2. act. & in mid. to be pre- 
 sent, stand by or near, assist,come 
 into the mind, occur to one, seem, 
 yield ; in mid. also actively, to 
 reduce to submission, subdue, 
 strengthen, recreate the mind ; 
 f. 7rapa(TTt'j(Tio, perf. 7rap'i(rT)]Kci, 
 pf. part. act. 7rape<TTi]Kojg, orog, 
 contr. TraptoTwc, oirog, standing 
 near ; pluperf. ind. act. Traptt- 
 rfTrjKiiv, a. 1. act. 7rap£(Tr/;<Ta, I 
 stood ; a. 1. imper. act. Trapd- 
 CTi](Tov, 2 pi. TrapEffnyrrarf, a. 1. 
 inf. act. TrapaoTT/^at, to show, 
 a. 2. napknrrjv, 1 stood by, f. 1. 
 m. 7rapa(TTy]fT0[.iai ; r</> ov Trapa- 
 ffri](Ttrai TroXXdicig, to whom it 
 will not fre<[uently occur, Herod.: 
 fr. Trapd, 'irrTtj^i. 
 
 nap/<T;^a>, to hold near, show, af- 
 ford, present : fr. Trapd, ta^u;. 
 
 UapifTiorrig, tiog, t), an equalizing, 
 making like : fr. Traptrroa;. 
 
 napcroc, v, bv, of easy access : 
 verb. adj. fr. Traoft/m. 
 
 napui>i/,6t'rot,", accpl.Traptovrof, 
 a. 2. part, of Trdpf i/a, to pass by, 
 aiTive at : fr. Trapd, t7/a, a. 2. 
 lov, fg, s, a. 2. part. uov. 
 
 UapKctTiXfKro, he lay near to, 
 by the side of, 3 sing. j)lupf. pa.ss. 
 by sync, for TrapaKctrtXiXtKro, 
 of TTapaKaraXlyo/iai. 
 
 TIapKeifitvog, by sync. poet, for 
 TrapaKei^tvog, a near neighbour: 
 see irapaKti^ai. 
 
 V[apKXivov<ji, they turn aside, by 
 sync, for TrapaKXtvovct, 3pl. pr. 
 ind. act. of irapaKXivii), 
 
 DAP 
 
 ITapjci/Trroco-a, lying along at full 
 length. Dor. .Sc poet, for Trapa- 
 KviTTovaa, pres. part. f. g. fr. 
 Trap<fv/>7rr(.i. Th. kvtttio. 
 UapfiffifiXtoice, yEoI. sync, for 
 TTdpafn/xfiXioKS, came to, stood 
 near, 3 sing. j)orf. ind. act. fr. 
 Tra()d, fi?fii3XioKa, fr. fiejjLoXijKf, 3 
 sing. perf. I.y sync, of o, tSc by 
 in.serting /3 fi.r the .sake of eu- 
 phony, tV changing ;; into to. 
 Th. /xoXew ; f. r/cw, p. fiifn'tXiiKa. 
 nnp^uvdg, a, b, the name of a 
 deacon, in St. Paul. 
 Ilap/xoj/wrtpoc, ov, poet. sync, for 
 TrapafioiHfiiilirfpog, more durable 
 and lastin^iT, l^ind. N. viii. 29 : 
 fr. TTttpafwrifiog, fr. Trapa/x^voj. 
 Udpi'iifT(Tog, ov, o, the name of a 
 monntain in Delphi, Parna.ssus. 
 II.i'PNOnEv, ujv, oi, a sort of 
 
 locusts. 
 
 Tlattnctino, f. fUfTw, to pass by, 
 go heyond : fr. 
 
 Udpocor^ ov, t), an arrival, pass- 
 ing by, by-road, entrance, pass- 
 age, the first verses sung by the 
 chorus ; wc,' tv TrapoSt^, as it 
 were in passing: fr.' Trapd, 0^04-. 
 
 Uapoiyui, f. ^w, to open a little : 
 fr. Trapd, o1y(o. 
 
 ndpoi9s cSc TTa'poiBev, before, for- 
 merly, in the presence of. (with 
 a gen ) Th. Tra'po^- 
 
 DAP 
 
 DAP 
 
 wme, insolence accompanyinffi sli.rhflv ■ f.. ^ « » 
 
 the flhii«o.>f w..»^. f i'*"J"'b sMgntiy . tr. Tropa, OTrraui. 
 
 me aouse or wmei fr. tiio gq»w^ rT~„'-- *. ' 
 
 I — ~"»-»^'i*«ij lilt 
 
 the abuse of wine : fr. the same. 
 napotriKog, »), dv, pertaining to 
 drmkuig, intoxicated, drunken : 
 Ac 
 
 riapolviog, a, ov, adapted to or 
 usual in banquets, drunken, wan- 
 ton, insolent : & 
 
 ndpnivog, b, 1), a tippler, drunken, 
 mtoxicated : fr. Trapd, oivog. 
 
 napmi'ov^ifvog, pres. part. pass, 
 ir. TrapoivEio. 
 
 napoKTOsvTi, dat. sing. a. 1. part, 
 pass, of TTcipa^apio, to transfer ; 
 f. 1. 7rapoi(T(o. 
 
 lUtpoKT-peu), io, to be mad, frantic, 
 or raving, wander about ; f. //<rtu. 
 
 napopuaig, fujg, »), a side-look, 
 overlook iiijr ; con tern i»t : fr. 
 
 napopduj, to look obliquely ; 
 glance sideways; pretend not 
 to see, overlook, neglect, con- 
 temn, .see in a wrong licrht : fr. 
 Trapd, bpdio, perf. act. Att.' fw- 
 p<fKa. 
 
 llapopyi^uj, to provoke to an^rer 
 exasperate ; f. huj, Att. tJi, perf! 
 TrapivpyiKa, j)f. pass. Trapw'pytff- 
 fiai: fr. Trapd, bpyiCuj. 
 Hap6pyi(Tfia, arog, rb, & 
 Hapopyi(T^6g, ov, b, a provoca- 
 tion to anger, inclination to 
 anger : fr. Trapopy/^to. 
 
 ., 1 _ ' -y~~ , .. .,,^, «..wi,-i . iv. TrapopyiLu). 
 
 Tluol"Z7^''''"'^'^' V<rrp,.«. riapop/^., t ^i.J,\o transgress 
 
 UapoiKtma, ag, //, a dwelling 
 near, sojourn, |)ilgrnnage : fr. 
 
 TlapoiKiui, ui, to dwell near or at, 
 be a neighbour, be an inhabitant, 
 sojourn ; f. t'lmo, pf. 7rap({iKi)Ka, 
 a. 1. TrapiiJKtjrra, a. 1. inf. act. 
 TrapniK^lffai : fr. ndpoiKog. 
 
 UapoiKta, ag, t), a dwelling, tem- 
 porary habitation, sojourn : fr. 
 TTapojfcog. 
 
 riapotK-Z^w, to cause to dwell near, 
 change abode, emigrate ; pass, 
 to dwell near ; f. iauj, perf. /^'ici- 
 Ku : fr. irdpoiKog. 
 
 UapDLKocofikut, ai, f. //(Tw, to build 
 close against : fr. Trapd, oIko- 
 
 ^O/jlfU}. 
 
 ndpoiKog, b, 17, a near inhabitant, 
 neighbour, stranger : fr. Trapd, 
 oiKog. 
 
 Uapoinia, ag, y), a proverb : fr. 
 Trapd, oljit], or oifiog. Hence 
 
 ITapot/^ta'^'ui, to use proverbs ; 
 mid. to become proverbial, speak 
 proverbially ; f. aVw, perf. <i)fii. 
 UKa : fr. the preced. 
 
 Uapoinuo^tjg, eng^b, r), proverbial: 
 fr. irapoifiia, ucog. 
 
 Ilapoti^u), w, f. r}<Tu}, to act or 
 speak unbecomingly in a state 
 of intoxication, offend through 
 drunkenness : fr. irdpoLvog. 
 
 Uapoivtjfia, arog, rb, an insult 
 offered by a drunkard ; the per- 
 son thus insulted : fr. the above. 
 
 Hapoivia, ag, ?), a wrong use of 
 
 Th. oitjTpog 
 napoirarog, rj, ov, first, foremost; 
 superl. & 
 Uapoirtpog, a, ov, beforehand, in 
 point of time or place, earlier, 
 first, compar. fr. Tra'pog. Hence 
 
 napotrfptu, adv. farther. 
 
 [lanoixofiai, to pass by or away, 
 vanish, perish, die, avoid,escape ; 
 nnperf. Truptpxbfi'iv, !"• m. Trapoi- 
 Xn^ofiai, pf. pa.ss. Traptfixntiat, 
 pt. pt. TTciptpxuiih'og, //, or,past: 
 fr. irapd, oixof^iai. 
 
 TIapoixoiKes, Ion. and poet, for 
 Traptpxioicsi, he had passed by, 
 3 sing, plupf. ind. act. of Trapoi- 
 XOfiai. 
 
 riapoXtywpew, Cj, to treat with 
 indifference, neglect, delay : fr. 
 Trapa, bXiyojptio. 
 
 the boundaries : fr. Trapd, opor. 
 Hapop^dw, (5, f. rjffuj, to excite, 
 provoke, urge, exhort : mid. to 
 rush m or upon : fr. Trapd, 
 op/iaa>. 
 
 l^ap6pfirj(Tig, eiog, ,), incitement : 
 & 
 
 llapopfirjriKbg, y), bv, stimulating, 
 nieitmg : fr. the preceding. 
 
 ndfjopvig, T9og, b, y), of ill omen, 
 niauspieious : fr. Trapd, opv-g. 
 
 IIA'POS, before, before that, 
 until, a(lv. with a gen. 
 
 Vlaporpvvio, to provoke, incite, 
 urge on, stimulate, instigate ; f. 
 I'j^w, perf. TTapoirpvyKa, a. 1. 
 Trapoirpvva : fr. Trapd & orpo- 
 voj, to^ instigate, excite. 
 
 Uapovdnog, b, >), with ears hang- 
 ing on each side : fr. Trapd, ovg. 
 
 i-T \ /» ■ ' "6 "" etiuii siue : ir. iraoa. mir f 
 
 make a slip : fr. Trapd, oXt- 
 (T9aivoj. 
 
 UaponapTioj, to accompany, at 
 tend : fr. Trapd, bjiapr'nsj. 
 
 llapo^iXaw, w, f. i](Toi, to be con- 
 versant, acquainted with. 
 
 Hapo^oidlut, to be like, resem- 
 ble ; f. dffu), perf. Trapio/xoiaKa : 
 fr. 
 
 Uapofioiog, b, y), similar, nearly 
 alike : fr. Trapd, ofioiog. 
 Uapbv, it being possible, per- 
 mitted or allowed, it being in 
 one's power ; rb Trapbv, the 
 present ; a. 2. part. in. g. fr. 
 TrdpHjiii, to be present, 
 napo^i/vrifcoc;, ?), bv, calculated to 
 excite : fr. 
 
 riapo^vVw, to sharpen, stimulate, 
 irritate, i)rovoke, incite to anger 
 exasperate ; in grammar,* to 
 acute the penultimate of a 
 word ; f. vruj, a. 1. Trapw^dva, 
 perf. TTapco^vyKa, imperf. pas.s. 
 Trapuj^vvo^tju, ov, ero, pf. pass. 
 Trapio'Cvfifiai, Att. Trapui^va^aL : 
 fr. 7r. fpd tSc b^vvio, to sharpen. 
 Th. b^vg, sharp. 
 Ylapo^vcTfibg, ov, b, provocation, 
 incitement : fr. the preceding. 
 HapoTrrdw, <5, f. r]<T(o, to roast 
 (497) 
 
 pres. part. f. g. fr. Trdptifii, to 
 be pre.sent : fr. Trapd & tifil, to 
 be, pres. part, lov, ovaa, bv. 
 
 napovai or Trapovffiv, dat. pi. of 
 pres. part. Trapd v, ovrog, fr. the 
 same verb. 
 
 napoi;<rta, ag, //, an arrival, pre- 
 sence : fr. Trdpeim, *<> be pre- 
 sent. 
 
 Uapoxtofiai, ovfiat, to ride by the 
 side of any one in a chariot : fr. 
 Trapd, bxhfiai. 
 Tlapoxertvo), to conduct through 
 different canals, drain off by 
 changing the course of a chan- 
 nel : fr. Trapd, oxirtvuj, to draw 
 off. Th. oxiTog, a canal. 
 Udpoxog, ov, b, a purveyor, pro- 
 vider ; fr. Trapi;^iu : one who i» 
 conveyed by the side of another, 
 who sits by the side of any per- 
 son in a chariot or vehicle : fr 
 Trapd, bxog. 
 Uapoxl^ig, iSog, //, a platter, dish 
 to serve up meat ; meats in the 
 dish : fr. Trapd, b\pov. 
 Uapoipioviuj, at, to purchase and 
 serve up side dishes or addi- 
 tional damties : fr. Trapd, bxpio- 
 ve(o. 
 
 Uapoxl/ojvrjfiaj arog, rb, an addi- 
 Kk 
 
I 
 
 nAP 
 
 lional delicacy or gratification. 
 llapTreiTiOtXv &. rrapTreTriOojv, hy 
 
 sync, for TrapaTrnnOtiv & irapa- 
 
 TTCTTtOwv, Ion. redupl. ft)r irapa- 
 
 TTiOtlv & TrapamOtjji'j a. 2. inf. «&. 
 
 part, of iraQaTTtiOio, to persuade 
 
 wrong, deceive. Th. TniOoj. 
 UaoTToCLog, a, ov, or 6, r/, bef(»re 
 
 the feet, present, immediate : fr. 
 
 Trapd, TTovg. 
 Uappijaia, ag, r/, liberty, freed()m 
 
 of speech ; hence TrappriaK}, 
 
 openly ; tv Trapptjcrii} tirai, to 
 
 be celebrated in the mouth of 
 
 every body ; as if Travprjaia, or 
 
 Traaa, putriQ. Th. p£w, to say. 
 
 llapptjaid^oixai, to speak freely, 
 
 act openly and freely ; f. affo/iac, 
 ]). Tr(7rappt](Tiaffixaif a. 1. ni. 
 tTrapprjaiaadfiTjv : fr. the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 I]appt}(na(TTTjQ, ov, 6, one who 
 speaks with freedom : fr. the 
 preceding. Hence 
 
 JlapprjmaffTiKOQj r), or, one who 
 is accustomed to speak with 
 freedom, independent. 
 
 UaprtOtX, by sync. JEo\. for irapa- 
 TtOei, 3 sing. pres. of irapariOkoj, 
 for TrapariOtiixiy to place by the 
 side. Th. Ti9r]ixi. 
 
 HapriQiTiOf iEol. sync, for 7ra()rt- 
 TiQi-Toj, 3 sing. pres. imper. of 
 the same verb & th. 
 
 Ilapy^atVa), & Ilapv^a'a;, to 
 weave along the side, border, 
 stretch or extend along by the 
 side of : fr. Trapa, vfpairojj or 
 i'tpdut. 
 
 UapvcpT), i)c, i), a white robe bor- 
 dered with a purple stripe, the 
 Roman clarus: fr. the preced. 
 
 nap0a/itv, ^ol. sync, for Trapa- 
 ^d^evj Ion. for 7rapa<pdvaij a. 
 2. inf. act. & 
 
 \lap<pdixivoQ, for 'Trapa<pdiJiEvoQ, a. 
 2. part. m. Traptpafxkva, Dor. for 
 TTaptpaf.ikvr], exhorting : & 
 
 Tlap<pdaQai, a. 2. inf. m. of irapd 
 (prffxi, to persuade, encourage : 
 fr. Trapd & (pnf^h to say, a. 2. act 
 i(prjv, a. 2. m. icpdfirjv. 
 
 TIap0a(Ttc, fcuff, »/, by sync, for 
 Trapat'^acrit, a deceptive speech, 
 im'posture, deceit : fr. the same. 
 
 JldoipvKrov, ov, TO, poet. sync, for 
 TrapdcptvKTot', able to be avoid- 
 ed : fr. Trapd & ^tuyw, to avoid. 
 
 nap(jtdtio, uj, f. r](TM, to compose 
 a baliad in imitation of another, 
 parody : fr. 
 
 nop<p^/}, T)e, »/, a ballad or song 
 composed in imitation of an- 
 other, parody : fr. Trapd, tpcrj. 
 
 Ilap(f}Sia, ag, i), the same : & 
 
 nap<p^6c, ov, 6, »/, parodying ; 
 spoken in a disguised manner, 
 disguising the purpose : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 riAS 
 
 HAS 
 
 thinist aside or away, expel, castl fants , as if fr. Tra'w, to feed, 
 out, banish, reject, despise, ncg- Uaffdv, Dor. for Tzaaibv, of all. 
 
 lect, delay, defer : fr. Trapd & 
 uiQ'nt), to drive. 
 HapioKiavi' Tr]g, ov, 6, maritime, 
 near to the ocean or sea-shore : 
 fr. Trapd & WKiavog. 
 napMKeavlTig, idog, t), the sea- 
 coast : fr. the preceding. 
 HapioKiavog, 6, »/, living or situ- 
 ated near the ocean : fr. same. 
 Ylapi^Ki](ja, ag, f,a. 1. ind. act. of 
 Trapotfcfw, to dwell ; f. tjtw, pf. 
 TrapfpKryica : fr. Trapd, oiVau. 
 Yiapi^KiT^iat, perf. ind. pass, of 
 Trapo</ct^a>, to cause to dwell 
 near ; f. to-tu : fr. Trapd, oiViZw. 
 Tlap(^Koc6ni)VTai, 3 pi. perf. ind. 
 pass, of Trapo(K'o^o/u«w, to build 
 near : fr. Trapd, oiKoCof-ifu), f. 
 
 rjau), pf. i^KodofiijKa ; fr. olKog, 
 
 Sf^iuj, perf. mid. ckcojia. 
 ITapa>j'V/ioe, 6, >'/, derived from 
 
 another name, named after : fr. 
 
 Trapd, ovvi.ia for 6vof.ia. 
 Hapiovvxia, ag, »), a whitlow : fr. 
 
 Trapd, oi'i'^. 
 ndpioog, o, »), sandy-coloured : fr. 
 
 TTuppbg, red. Th. Trvp, fire. 
 IlapuJTrro, 3 sing, plupf. pass, of 
 
 TrapoTrro/iai, to neglect. Th. 
 
 oTTTOfiat, to see, f. ni. uxpofiai, 
 
 perf. pass, wufiai. 
 llapit)po<pig, iCog, »;, the project- 
 ing part of a roof, eaves : fr. 
 
 Trapd, 6po<pr]. 
 UapojTig, icog, i), a swelling of 
 
 the glands under the ears, 
 
 Trapd wfTt. 
 UapioTpvvav, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 of Traporpurui, tourge violently; 
 
 f. vvui, perf. Trapui'rpi^yKa : fr. 
 
 Trapd & oTpvvu), to urge. 
 nap<p'x//ff, he hath passed by, 
 
 ])erf. ind. act. & 
 nap(itxi]Ku)g, oTog, having passed 
 
 by, part. perf. act. & 
 TIapii>xT]^h'og, rj, ov, perf. part. 
 
 pass, ol* Trapoi'xo/iai, to pass by, 
 
 f. 1. m. Trapo(x^<y"/*«t- Th.o^xo- 
 
 fiai, to go, perf. act. (px^J^a. 
 IIA"!., Trdaa, Trav, gen. Travrbg, 
 
 Trdarig, iravTog, gen. pi. f. gen. 
 
 Ion. Traasojj/, for Traffuii', dat. pi. 
 
 TrdtTiv, Ion. TrdvTtffaiv, f. g. Ion. 
 
 Trdatjcriv, for Tzdaaig, all, every, 
 
 each ; as Trd^ Tig, every one, Trac; 
 
 gen. pi. f. g. fr. Trdc;, Tra-ra. 
 
 WdaaaQai, to have tasted or ac- 
 quired, to possess, a. 1. inf. m. 
 fr. Trdu), or irdof-iai, to eat. 
 
 UaaiOtt], rig, i), the name of a 
 woman. 
 
 UaaiOot], rig, i), the name of a 
 Grecian woman accustomed to 
 run after every one. 
 
 Haffij-isXovaa, rig, ij, in which all 
 take interest, renowned ; an 
 epithet of the ship Argo, Od. 
 M. 70: fr. Trdg, & /ztXwv, ovaa, 
 ov, part, of fie\ii, it is a care. 
 
 JlatraaXevTog, rj, bv, fixed or 
 fastened to : fr. 
 
 Ila<T(Ta\ivw, f. aio, to fasten with 
 pegs, fasten, rivet : & 
 
 Yia(T(Ta\i(TKog, ov, b, a nail, peg ; 
 dimin. fr. the following. 
 
 nA'SSAAOS, Att. TraVroXof , ov, 
 6, a bolt, stake, post, peg, nail ; 
 7raaffa\6<piv, gen. for Traaad- 
 Xov : fr. Dor. TraVaw, for 7n)<T- 
 ao), to fix, fasten. 
 
 Ilarrffa'^ti'oc, having tasted, ob- 
 tained, a. 1. part. m. by doubling 
 (T, fr. Traofxai. 
 
 Yld(T(Tat, uKog, b, a peg, stake : 
 fr. irdaaaXog. 
 
 Xldaai, Ion. for tTtaaat, he 
 sprinkled, 3 sing, imperf. ind. 
 act. of irdaau) ; or pres. imper. 
 
 Ylaa<jvcii),\\\Q same as Travffvci'?/, 
 with full speed, with the whole 
 force, all together, adv. ; also 
 Uaaavlii, or HaaaxKi, utterly : 
 fr. irdg, avofiai, to rush. 
 UA'l^il, or TTUJ, to sprinkle, 
 strew, throw upon, embroider. 
 
 variegate ; 
 
 f. dau), perf. 7r€- 
 
 dv^OWTTOC, 
 
 every man ; the 
 
 whole ; most, all the rest ; lifxa 
 TrdvTsg, or dnavTig, all toge- 
 ther ; ditJStKa TrdvTfg, twelve in 
 all : highest, greatest, N. T. ; Tb 
 ndv or Trdv, the chief thing ; 
 the universe ; adv. in every re- 
 spect, altogether, in general, for 
 ever, always ; TrdvTa tlvai Tivi, 
 to be every thing to a person : 
 £7ri Trdv tpxtoQai, to try every 
 method. 
 UapojQku), Co, f. w<rw, and mid. to|nd^, papa ; a word used by in- 
 ^ ' ' (498) 
 
 Traica : also 
 
 nd(T<rw,for Tn'iaou), Dor. to fasten. 
 
 YlaoTag, dSog, r), a bed-chamber : 
 fr. 7rd(T(Tio, to variegate, from 
 being variegated & contrived 
 with much art ; a gallery, hall, 
 portico, banquet-room ; as if fr. 
 Trdofiai, to eat. 
 
 IlaoTot;, V, bv, sprinkled ; subst. 
 a bed-chamber, Ps. xix. 6, small 
 chapel : fr. irdoaio, to variegate. 
 
 naflrro(^6ptov, ov, rb, a place 
 where there is a bed-chamber, 
 small chapel : fr. iraaTbg, (pfpio. 
 
 HdfTxct, TO, indecl., the paschal 
 lamb, the j)assover. Heh. 
 
 na<TXf/itr, Ion. for irdaxtiv, pres. 
 inf. act. & 
 
 Tlticrxovruiv, Ion. for Tracrx^rw- 
 (xav, 3 pi. pres. imper. fr. 
 
 IIA'SXQ, to suftei', sustain, en- 
 dure, experience ; be affected 
 with good or ill; have something 
 happen to one ; Att. to do ; be 
 disposed, feel ; tv Trd(Tx***'i *" 
 receive kindness, be in good 
 plight, be happy ; or without 
 
 riAT 
 
 *<^> o(Ta TraBovTfg t| avrov, Jos. 
 Ant. iii. ]3, having received 
 such favours at his hands ; and 
 in this sense is perhaps to be 
 understood Gal. iii. 4; tI TraOwu; 
 on what account ? wherefore ? 
 wliy ? Ti yap TzaQio ; what could 
 I do 1 f. TTtirrofiai, a. 2. tiraQov, 
 a. 2. inf. TraQelr, a. 2. i)art. Tra- 
 Oioi>, perf. TreTrdOtjKa, perf. m. 
 Trf7roi'6^a. 
 
 Ilard, in the Scythian tongue for 
 KTtiveiv, to kill, Herod, iv. 110. 
 
 riarayew, w, f. j'/rrw, to make a 
 noise, resound, crash : fr. Trd- 
 Tayog. 
 
 lUiTdytifxa, aTog, Tb, a loud noise, 
 clap, rattle, clatter: fr. the 
 above. 
 UuTayog, ov, 6, a loud noise, 
 clatter, crash, gnashing of teeth: 
 fr. Trardatrw. 
 UaTa'iKoi, images of Phoenician 
 gods placed on the stern of their 
 shii)s ; Herod, iii. 37. 
 UaTdpti,7jg, »/,a dish, platter: fr. 
 
 Trtrdoj, to unfold. 
 Hara^at, a. 1. inf. act. : & 
 Ilard^af, avrog, having struck, 
 a. 1. part. act. : & 
 UaTdHtig, 2 sing. f. 1. act. : & 
 UaTu^y, 3 sing. a. I. subj.act. of 
 
 7raTd(T(Tu), to strike. 
 Ildrapa, lov, tu, the name of a 
 city of Lycia, in Asia, so called 
 fr(»m its founder Patarus. 
 ITATA'S VQ,to smite,strike, beat, 
 palpitate violently ; f. ^(u, perf. 
 TTtTraTaxa, a. I. tTraVa^a. 
 UaTuaOai, tiie same as irdaarr- 
 Oai, Herod, ii. 47. GG ; pres. inf. 
 fr. Trarkofiai, to taste, eat. 
 TlaTsuvTi, Dor. for Trartovji, 3 
 
 pi. pre.s. ind. act. of Trar^w. 
 ITaVfp, vocat. sing. : but 
 Ilarfp', for naTtpa, ace. sing. fr. 
 
 Trar/yo. 
 Ilarfpt^ai, to call father : fr. 
 ^«r//p. 
 
 HAT 
 
 I Trarpa^cX^of. 
 
 nuTpaSeX>peia, ag, »/, relationship 
 
 from a father's brother : fr. 
 UarpahXipbg, ov, b, a fathcr'.s 
 
 brother, paternal uncle ; 6 tov 
 
 TTUTobg dSeX<png. 
 narpaXotug, ov, b, or 
 ITarpaX^pac, ov, b, the nmrderer 
 
 of his father, a parricide : fr. 
 
 TraTijp & dXoa'u;, or aXoidio, w. 
 riarpao-r, dat. pi. fr. -naTrip. 
 llaTpid, ag, r), a family, race, 
 
 DAY 
 
 UaTpoTVTTTtig, OV, b, one who 
 sniiteth his father : fr. Trar^p, 
 
 TVTTTOJ. 
 
 narpovxng, b, //, one who pos- 
 sess^elh a father's i)roperty; Tra- 
 rpovxog napGivog, a ward, unto 
 whom alone the paternal inheri- 
 tance belongs : fr. 7rar»)p, t^o;. 
 
 Ilarpo0oj'£r<;, tog, b, a parricide; 
 also, one who kills another man'tj 
 father: fr. Trar))p, <povtvg, a 
 mansjayer. Th. (pkvai. 
 
 I^ocl ' %^,'P^'"«', *^'^ «^^S'»^J narpo^bvTrjg, ov, b, the same, & 
 
 stock. Th. TraTrip. 
 ^aTpidpx^K, ov, b\ a patriarch, 
 the ftither or founder of a family: 
 fr. Trarptd, dpxiov. 
 
 UaTpiciov, TO, a dear little father; 
 dim. & 
 
 UaTpiKbg, t), bv, paternal : & 
 IlaVptoj;, b, y, belonging to a 
 father, paternal, hereditary, 
 handed down from one's lather 
 or aiicestors. La.t. patrius. Th. 
 TTUTt'ip, a father. 
 UaTpig, i6og, »;, one's native coun- 
 try, ace. naTpiSa ; used by the 
 poets for TToXtt:, a city, p'ind. ; 
 adj. TTttTpida yaiai', native land, 
 Od. a. 321 : fr. the same th. 
 UaTpiatrtig, ov, b, one who is of 
 the same country, a fellow-coun- 
 tryman, native. 'Engl, a patriot. 
 narptujTig, idog, »'/, the same. Th. 
 
 7rar/}p, a father. 
 Uarpojioag, a, b, the name of a 
 man. 
 
 na7-poy£v/)e, tog, 6, //, born in 
 
 the country, native : fr. Trari/p, 
 
 yiyvo/xai. 
 HaTpodtopiiTog, b, //, presented 
 
 by one's ancestors, hereditary : 
 
 fr. TTartjp, dioptirog. 
 TlaTpoOev, adv. from a father, 
 
 after the father,from the father's 
 
 side. 
 
 TlaTpoKaffiyvriTog, ov, b, a pater- 
 nal uncle : 7rari)p, Kacriyv/jTog. 
 IlaTpoKXhig, T/c, gen. stog, iog, 
 
 HA VL Q, to tread, trample down, ovg, dat. Ui, ii, u, accus. sea, en, 
 crush ; t. »;rTw, perf. TrfTra r;;K:a,! i}, voe. eeg, ag : also 
 
 a. 1. pass. tTrarijOii}'. 
 ITATH'P, ipog^ by sync. TraTpbg, 
 
 b, Lat. pater, a father, jirogeni- 
 tor, parent, founder : as if fr. 
 Tra'(«;, to feed. 
 
 TlaTtj(Tag,avTog,a. 1. part. act. & 
 IIar//<TtTt,-, Dor. for Trarijcrtig, 2 
 
 sing. f. 1. fr. TTttTsuj, to tread. 
 UaTiifTfibg, ov, 6, a treading : fr. 
 
 Trariuj. 
 ndrfiog, ov, j), the name of an 
 
 island in the ^gean sea. 
 IlaVoc,', ov, b, a way trodden down 
 
 and worn ; beaten path, path, 
 
 haunt : fr. ttutuo, to tread. 
 ndTpa, ag. Ion. Trdrp/;, rjg, »), a 
 
 family, race ; the same as Tra- 
 
 Tpig, one's country. Th. Trar»;p. 
 UaTpadeX^ebg, ov, b, poet. f()r 
 
 IldTpoKXog, ov, b, Patroclus : fr. 
 Trar/)p, KXeog, tog, Tb, glory ; 
 fr. kXeiui, to celebrate. 
 
 HaTpoKToukoj, w, to commit parri- 
 cide : fr. 
 
 IlaTpoKTovog, 6, 7), a parricide, a 
 
 murderer of his father; but Tra- 
 
 TpoKTovog, slain by his father : 
 
 fr. Trar/)p, KTeivoj. 
 UaTpoTrapddoTog, b, »), lianded 
 
 d /\\n from one's parents : fr. 
 
 Trar/}p, jrapd, & diSio/jii. 
 II«rpo7raVa>p, opog, b, b naTpbg 
 
 7rar/}p, a grandfather by the 
 
 father s side. 
 naTpoTToXig, eu)c, //, the native 
 
 country: fr. Tvariip, iroXig. 
 HaTpoaTtpiig, kog, 6, »), deprived 
 
 of a father : fr. Trar^p, oTfosw. 
 (499) 
 
 fr. the' same. 
 narp<^'^w, to tread in his father's 
 
 step.s, imitate the mannei-s of a 
 
 father : fr. Trarpt^oc. 
 liaTpdiiog,^ rj, or, or ITarpj^oc, a, 
 
 oy, also b, y, paternal, ancestral. 
 
 Th. Trar/}p, a lather. 
 UaTpwvv^uoQ, b, »'/, bearing the 
 
 lather's name: fr. Trar>)p,t;)'0)ua. 
 UdTpujg, a)og &. oj, b, a father's 
 
 brother, uncle; paternal ancestor 
 
 or kinsman : fr. TroTrip. 
 TlaTTaXog, ov, b, see TraVcraXof. 
 IIaVra>, Attic for Tzdaaio. 
 UavE, cease, desist, pres. imper. 
 
 act. & 
 UavOii, he ceased, 3 smg. a. 1. 
 ind. pass. Ion. for irravOtjv, t]g, 
 
 V, of TTavut, to cease. 
 IlaOXa, ijg, >), cessation, rest, ter- 
 mination, resting-place: fr. ttovoj. 
 navXog, ov, b, Paul, the Apostle 
 of the Gentiles ; Latin origm, 
 small in stature. 
 navpiSiog, a, ov, small, short, 
 ^Gw, rare : & 
 Uavpov, adv. in a small degree : 
 & 
 
 TLavpovTTip, for a short time : fr. 
 Uavpog, a, ov, poet, few, not 
 nmch, little, small, short, Lat. 
 jmritus ; compar. Travporcpoc ; 
 Ta Travpa, adv. seldom, in a 
 small degree. Th. Trayw. 
 navffai, a. 1. inf. act. & 
 llav(Tdntvog,ii. 1. part. m. Trav- 
 aaaOai, a. 1. inf. m. TravaaffOe, 
 2 pi. a. 1. imper. m. & 
 Ilavo-dorai, a. 1. part. act. f. g. pi. 
 
 fr. TTavut, to quiet ; f. (rtu. 
 Uavffsu)', might set at rest, allay, 
 opt. act. .^ol. of the same verb. 
 IlavaiXvirog, b,r), assuaging paiu 
 or grief: fr. Tra/'w, XuTrj7. 
 UavcriTTovog, b, t), putting an end 
 to trouble : fr. Travuj, Trovog. 
 Uavaig, eojg, i), a causing to cease, 
 cessation, rest, pause : & 
 UavffTtfp, iipog, b, one who puts 
 an end to or cures : fr. Traytu. 
 Ylav(TTr)piog, b, >), able to allay : 
 fr. the above. 
 navToAri, )jg, >/, rest, repose : & 
 llavaiofieaGa, poet, for Travffut- 
 fiiOa, 1 pi. a. I. subj. m. fr. 
 n AY'Q, to cause to cease, put an 
 end to, finish, suj)press, restrain, 
 K iv2 
 
 
DEA 
 
 
 allay ; f. <tw, pcrf. TrirravKa, a. 
 1. tiravaa, a. 1. imper. ttuv- 
 0-01', ara>,a. 2. tTraoi/, a. 2. pass. 
 iyrdiiv ; m. Travo^ai, to leave 
 otf, cease, desist, be quiet, Engl. 
 pau^e ; with gen. a. 1. m. iirav- 
 adfirjv, oj, aro, pert", pass. Tri- 
 Trai'/iat. 
 Ila(p\ayu)v, ovoq, 6, a Paphla- 
 gonian, the proper name of a 
 nation. 
 Ua(p\dlio, to bluster, boil, rage, 
 be agitated, properly said of the 
 boiling of the sea: fr. th. (pXdKoj. 
 Hence 
 \\d(p\cta^a, UTOQ, to, ebullition ; 
 agitation of waves, blustering, 
 empty boasting. 
 Ila^og, ovy //, the name of a Gre- 
 cian city called after its founder 
 Paplius. 
 Uaxt'ia, ag, r), thick, nom. sing. 
 
 f. g. & 
 Ilaxfy, dat. sing. f. g. Ion. fr. 
 
 Traxvg, sog, 6, thick. 
 Ildx^Tog, ov, 6, thickness ; or 
 
 thick, for Tzax^g- 
 nax^y, Dor. for Trnx^y, 3 sing. 
 a. 1. subj. pass. fr. TrZ/yi'v/ii, to 
 fasten. 
 nA'XNH, rig, >), hoar-frost, ice, 
 sleet ; horroi' : fr. the same th. 
 Uaxv^^iQ, t(T(ja, £v, covered with 
 
 lioar-frost : & 
 naxvott), to cause to freeze, freeze, 
 biiid by means of cold ; sadden, 
 aiHict : fr. irdx^r]. 
 ITaxoc, tog, to, grossness, fat ; 
 thickness, breadth, bulk, size. 
 JiaxvCipiiog, 6, »/, thick-skinned 
 or thick-coated ; stupid, unskil- 
 ful : fr. TTaxvQ, ctp^a. 
 JlaxvKvjjjxog, 6, »'/, thick-legged : 
 
 fr. TraxvQ, icvqixtj. 
 Jlax^i'^^tig, tPTog, fattened, a. 1. 
 
 part. pass. fr. 
 naxvVw,to thicken, fatten, swell; 
 f. vi'uj, pf. TTSTrdxvyKa, pf. pass. 
 '7mrdxvfiixai,ii. I. pass. ETraxi'^'- 
 Oqv, was fattened : fr. 
 IIAXY'S, iog, 6, coarse, close 
 together, thick, gross, fat; large, 
 heavy, robust ; stupid, dull, slow ; 
 homely, mean, of little value 
 (spoken of clothesandfuniiture) ; 
 rich; Lsit. pinguis ; f. g. 7raxeT«, 
 ag, V, n. g. naxv : fr. 7r//(T(Ta>, 
 to fasten togethei". 
 HaxvffKtXijg, koc, 6, r), thick- 
 legged : fr. TraxvQ, CKiXog. 
 HaxvTTjg, TjTog, r), coarseness, 
 
 thickness : fr. Traxvg. 
 IIA'Q, or Trdofiai, Lat. pasco ; to 
 cause to taste, feed, eat ; pos- 
 sess, gain, acquire ; f. aVo/xai, 
 perf. Treirdfiai. 
 Uiday prep. ^Eol. for j-Utu, after; 
 
 governs an ace. 
 Jltdd^, Ion. pleon. for 7r£^^, 3 
 sing. pres. ind. act. & 
 
 nEA 
 
 UtM^v for TTtc^v, inf. act. Ion. 
 
 of TTtddlO. 
 ntddatTKOV, they were binding. 
 
 Ion. for kirkcaov, wv, 3 pi. impf. 
 
 act. of the same verb. 
 UeidypeTog, 6, ?/, taken again 
 
 after having fled, by his pur- 
 suers : fr. /itrd, dypkio. 
 Ue^aipoj, to raise from the groimd 
 
 on high: fr. Trk^a, /Eol. for /itra, 
 
 Si alpu), to raise. 
 ntdaixniog, JEo\. for /ueraix/^^og, 
 
 ^sch. Choeph. 58(» : fr. Trida 
 
 for jxiTU, aixi^V- 
 
 Uedafitii^iiiv, ^Eol. for niTajiti- 
 [ieiv : fr. vrtca for fisTa, 6<i ci/xft- 
 fifiv, to change. 
 
 lUcdfiipoc, 6, V, daily, diurnal : 
 fr. TTica for ^tTa, iifd(ia. 
 
 UtSai'ug, 7}, 6v, tirm, low, short. 
 Th. TTsSov, the ground, earth.^ 
 
 Utcdp(Tiog, 6, i], iEol. for fxtTup- 
 (Tiog, on high. 
 
 lU^ag, ace. pi. fr. tts^/;, »/e, »/, a 
 shackle for the feet. 
 
 lUcdffai, Dor. for 7rf^»}crat, a. 1. 
 inf. act. «Sc 
 
 Us^dcrov, Dor. for Tr's^tjcrov, a. 1, 
 imper. act. fr. TrtSdio, to con- 
 strain, bind in fetters. Th. ttk';/. 
 
 Ilt^avyd^ujy yEol. for fxtTavyd'^io, 
 to look to a thing from a dis- 
 tance. Find. N. x. 114: fr. irtCa 
 for fitTdj avy d^bJ. 
 
 Ui^d(ppiov, ovog, 6, //, having the 
 mind shackled, dispirited, out 
 of mind, foolish : fr. nkdij, a 
 fetter, «k (pprjv, the mind. 
 
 UtU 
 
 (U, 
 
 w, f. 
 
 rjauj, to bind in 
 
 fetters ; fetter, shackle, hinder, 
 
 detain, ensnare. Th. -rrih]. 
 ntdtpxofiai, /EoL for utTipxofiai 
 
 fr. TTiCa, ^ol. for /xtTU, dc tpxo- 
 
 fiai, to approach. 
 JJtckiOy u>, to bind in fetters ; f. 
 
 rjau), perf. TrtTzi^qKct. Th. ir'tCi]. 
 IIE'AH, r)g, ?/, a fetter, shackle 
 
 for the feet, chain : fr. the obs. 
 
 TTfc, Tredbg, for Trovg, a foot. 
 nkdtjaev, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 Ion. of TTiSdu), or irtCfuj. 
 lltdiiTJig, ou, 6, a bondsman, Pint. 
 
 vi. G'M : fr. ttsCt). 
 UtSing, d^og, //, of a plain : fr. 
 
 TTtdlOV. 
 
 YltdiTjprjg, (og, 6, r/, of a plain, 
 level, flat : fr. irtSiov, dpto. 
 
 IlE'AlAOX, ov, TO, a shoe, san- 
 dal, buskin: fr. Trovg, ti'Xfw, be- 
 cause it is wrapped round the 
 foot. 
 
 HiCivbg, if, 6v, of or belonging to 
 a plain, level, flat, champaign : 
 fr. 
 
 ne^iov, ou, TO, a plain, field, level 
 surface, luvel or open country, 
 gen. Ion. Tredioio. Th. Trkcoi'. 
 But 
 
 UeSiov, ov, TO, a little chain. Th. 
 nidrj, a fetter. 
 
 (500) 
 
 DEI 
 
 UtSiovonog, 6, »/, inhabiting the 
 
 plains or fields : Trtdiov, vifiu). 
 Ue^ioTrXoKTVTTog, 6, »/, shaking 
 
 the earth with the hoof: fr. m- 
 
 cioif, ottX/), & KTviriio. 
 HiCoiid'fiioi', ovog, 6, Dor. for 
 
 TTtCojSiifiujv, g(»ing or creeping 
 
 on the earth : fr. irkdov, [iaivuj. 
 IltCoOtv, adv. from the bottom 
 
 or ground : fr. 
 nE'AON,ou,r6, the ground, earth, 
 
 soil ; a plain : as if fr. irovg, 
 
 because it is trodden on by the 
 
 foot. 
 lIf^ocFTi(3i]g, tog, 6, i), one who 
 
 treads the earth, terrestrial : fr. 
 
 the preceding & artifiio. 
 IIE'ZA, j]g, i), the sole of the 
 
 foot, foot; the end of any thing, 
 
 fringe, margin, edge, bank, para- 
 
 l)et ; a tract of country, clime. 
 
 Iffc^opx^C' ^^i <^> commander of 
 
 the infantry : fr. irt'Cbg, dpx^o. 
 
 lltUTaipog, ov, 6, a mercenary 
 
 serving on foot, a foot-soldier : 
 
 fr. irtCbg, aTolpog. 
 
 Uti^tvojj to make a journey on 
 foot, travel by land ; f. li'ffco, 
 perf. TreTrk^tVKa. Th. tri^a. 
 
 IIf.^y, on foot ; TTf^y, viz. oCt^t, 
 in a journey on foot, by land : 
 fr. the same. 
 
 Ilf^cfcoi', ov, TO, the foot, or in- 
 fantry (of an army) : fr. 
 
 Yli^iKog, r), 01^, travelling on foot; 
 TTti^iKi) cvrai.ng, infantry. Th. 
 TTt'Ca. 
 
 n«^o/3oac, ov, 6, one who fights 
 on foot, a foot-soldier, poet. l"r. 
 TnL,bg, liot). 
 
 n*^o^a'xnC) «} Dor. for irtl^opid- 
 XnQ, ov, b, or TTf^o/ia'xog, 6, »/, 
 one who fights on foot, or by 
 land : fr. Trt^bg, jua'xo/iai. 
 
 nt^OfiaxioJ, w, f- il(Ta; to fight ou 
 foot, or by land : fr. the pre- 
 cedLng. 
 
 Ilt^o/iax'flj «Cj Vi ^ battle of in- 
 fantry, land-fight : fr. the sanu\ 
 
 Yli^ovofiog, b, 11, grazing on or 
 possessing the land : fr. TztZ.bg, 
 
 rif ^oTTopetu, S), to make a journey 
 
 on foot : ir. TriCbg, Ttopog. 
 Ilt^bg, /), ov, a foot-soldier ; adj. 
 
 travelling on foot, pedestrian 
 
 Th. TTt^a. 
 l\ti. Dor. for ir»;, ttov, where. 
 WtiQapxtio, w, to obey a chief, 
 
 comply, obey ; f. 7/<rw, pei^f. iri- 
 
 TTtiQdpx^Kct, a. 1. iTniQdpx''\<yci ; 
 
 for TTtiOo^ai dpxovTi. Th. apx^- 
 YltiOapxia, ag, ij, obedience to a 
 
 magistrate : & 
 YitSapxog, 6, //, obedient : fr. 
 
 TreiOio, dpxfj- 
 ntiOf^tv, to persuade. Ion. & 
 
 Dor. for TrtiOtiv, pres. inf. act. 
 
 of TTtiOu). 
 
 UdOto, obey, Ion. for ttciOov, 
 
 
 DEI 
 
 pres. imper. m. Sc pass. & 
 
 UtiOetrOai, pres. inf. pas.s. TniOtf- 
 rai, 3 sing, pres. subj. m. & 
 pass. fr. TTtiOio, to persuade. 
 
 IliiOiuj, oj, poet. & Att. for 7n9ku), 
 or TTfiOio. 
 
 IhiOi'iviog, 6, >/, obedient to the 
 r^'in, docile: fr. TTtiOofiai, yt'ia. 
 
 lleiOofiai, to obey, comply with, 
 j)res. m. & pass. : & 
 
 UtiObg, »), or, for TriQavbg, t), bv, 
 persuasive ; iruQolg Xoyoig, 1 
 Cor. ii. 4, the word is found no 
 where else in the sense of an 
 adjective. Th, TraiOuj. 
 
 riuOuj, bug, oiig, y, the goddess 
 of j)ei>uasion ; persuasion, elo- 
 quence, a persuasive discourse ; 
 obedience : fr. 
 
 IIErBil, to bind any one as with 
 
 DEI 
 
 ITErPA, ag, »), a trial, expe- 
 rience, attempt, undertiiking, 
 experinunt, proof ; stratagem, 
 contrivance ; temi)ting, deceit ; 
 tp Trap^t Ttvbg yiyvtaOai, to be 
 mtiniate with : fr. neipio. But 
 riEIPA', dg, I'l, the point or edge 
 of a sword. 
 UeipdKoj, to try, prove, make an 
 experiment, attempt, tempt ; f. 
 d(Tu), perf. niTTupaKii, a. 1. tirti- 
 paaa, a. I. inf. Treipdaai ; pres. 
 l)a.ss. Treipd^o^ai, 1 am tempted, 
 solicited to sin, perf. pass. 7re- 
 TTtipaafiai, a. 1. pass. tTrtindtr- 
 Gnv, a. 1. subj. pass, 7rtipaa9w, 
 a. 1, inf. pass. TrupaoQi'ivai, to 
 be tempted. Th. Trdpa. 
 Ueipa9tu]v, i]g, tj, a. ll opt. pass. 
 
 riEi 
 
 a cord (c<mipare Trtlcra & nua- nsipdGoJ, in 3 pi. 7rsipa9uimv, a 
 
 //«) ; ]>ersuade, bring over by 
 strength of words, prevail upon, 
 induce, advise ; gain over, con- 
 ciliate, acquire the g(.od-will of 
 a person, 2 Mace. iv. 45. Matt, 
 xxviii. 14. Acts xii. 20. 2 Cor. 
 V. 11. Gal, i, 10 ; Tovg dv9f.<7Ti]- 
 KOTag avT<^ ovcafxutg Trtirrai dv- 
 vavTui, Dem. pro Cor. they can 
 by no means attach those per- 
 sons to his side, who opposed 
 him in the first instance ; f. nti- 
 (Tu), a. 1. tTTtiaa, a. 2. tiriQav, 
 perf. TrirreiKa ; pres. m. ttuGo- 
 pai, to be persuaded, assent, 
 yield, consent ; (with a dat.) 
 obey, believe ; perf. pass, tts- 
 TTiifTfiai, I have been persuaded, 
 pert. part. pass. TrtTrfirrixevog, tj, 
 ov, a. 1. pass. kTrii(j9}fv, rjg, 
 t), I assented, believed; f. 1. 
 pass. TTtiaGi'icroixai, perf, m. tts- 
 TToiOa, 1 trusted, perf. inf. m. 
 TTtTToiGtt'ai, to ti-ust, pf. part. m. 
 7rt7roi9iog, oTog, having relied, 
 pluperf. m. tTrtnolGeiu. 
 llti9iofit9a, let us obey, I pi. 
 
 pres. sul)j, m. fr. 7rti9oj. 
 UEl'KQ, or ttUw, Lat, pecfo, to 
 comb, card, or teaze wool, shear; 
 f, ^ui, perf. 7r€7r€x«, a. 1. pass. 
 t7rax9t]v, ])erf, m. TrtTTOKa. 
 riETNA, Ion. TTHvij, tjc, /'/, hun- 
 ger, famine : fr. Trsiwfiai. 
 Utii'aXiog, a, or, hungry. Th. 
 
 TTtira 
 Tltii'di'Tt, to (Hie who is hungry, 
 Dor. for TTtiuutvTi, dat. sing, pt. 
 pres, Ac 
 Ha raw, at, f. rjaio, to hunger, be 
 oppressed with famine, covet, 
 desire : fr. Trtiva. 
 ITftrtw, Ion. for Trtii'duj, the 
 
 same, and fr, the same. 
 lltii't}fii, to hunger : fr. Tnivdio. 
 Tiiiviiv, Dor. for Treir^r, inf, fr. 
 TTiivdio, to hunger ; 6i ntivinxt- 
 vai, Dor. & /Eol. for Trfijnjv, or 
 TTtii'fjvai ; fr. TrtivTjjjii. 
 
 1. subj, pass, of TTiipduj 
 ntipaiivg, eiog, wg, b, Pirseus, a 
 port of Athens, 
 rif <pa(ro»,to finish, complete, bind 
 
 to, fasten : fr. Tripaii^u). 
 Utlpap, or UtTpag, arog, rb, an 
 end, boundary, termination, com- 
 pletion ; TTtipuTa, ropes, cables, 
 Th. TTspag. 
 Utipag, avTog, one who hath 
 fixed, a. 1, part, act. fr. ntipu), 
 to stab ; f. Trspuj, a. 1 . tTnipa. 
 Utipdnai, 3 sing. a. 1. opt. act. & 
 a, 1, inf, act. & 
 Utipaaai, a. 1. imper. m. of iru- 
 pd^io, to try. Th. Trtlpa. 
 Utinaa9t~jvai, a. 1. inf. pass, of 
 the same verb. 
 Utipdffig, eujg, >/, a tempting, im- 
 portuning : fr, TTHpdio. 
 Utipaafibg, ov, b, a tempting, 
 
 tenq)tation, trial : 6c 
 UtipaaTyg, ov, b, a tempter : & 
 UtipaariKbg, i), bv, skilled in try- 
 ing or tempting, one who maketh 
 vain efibrts : fr. Trtipdi^uj. 
 UfipaT for Trtipara, nom. pi. fr. 
 TTupag, arog, for rrspag, utoc, 
 Tb, a boundarv, end. 
 UetnaTeov, to be tried ; verb. adj. 
 fr. Treipdio, to endeavour. Th. 
 
 TTtipiO. 
 
 UtipareuM, f, evffio, to practise 
 piracy, lay waste, plunder : fr. 
 TTtipaTi'ig. 
 
 YleipaTnpiov, ov, Tb, a nest of 
 pirates, place infested with pi- 
 rates ; trial, experiment : fr. 
 
 UetpdTijg, ov, b, a .sea-robber, 
 pirate ; dat. pi. TrttpuTaXg : fr 
 Treipduj. 
 
 UtipaTuj, let him try, 3 sine 
 pres. im})er. act. fr. 
 
 Utipdu), w, to try, endeavour, 
 strive, make trial, attempt, try 
 to seduce ; usually in mid, to 
 try, inake trial, essay, attempt, 
 experience, exercise one's self, 
 seek to know ; f, a trio or rjaoj, 
 (501) 
 
 perf. TreTTfinuKa, impf, m. tTrei- 
 
 pUO^Ijl' lopj)V, doV UJ, dtTO UTO, 
 
 3 pi. a'orro Jij-ro, Th. irtipa. 
 l\tip}j, tig, )'/, Ion. for Trupa. ' 
 ilf iptjGrivai, to have made a trial, 
 
 a. 1. inf. pass. & 
 neipi](Tai, try, a. 1. imper. m. of 
 
 TTtipdiO. 
 
 ntipt]Tii:iu), to try, make trial : fr. 
 
 TTtipdio, the same. Th. iriipa. 
 lhipi9oog, ov, b, the name of a 
 man, Pirithous. 
 lltipivg, ip9og, i), wicker-work, a 
 chest made of wickei'-work and 
 attached to a vehicle, the body 
 of a car or chariot. 
 nEI'PQjto pierce through, trans- 
 fix, dig through, pass over, tra- 
 verse, go ; f. fpJi, perf. ttj Trap/ca, 
 a. 1. tTTiipa, a. 2. tirapov, perf. 
 pass. TrtTrapfjLaL, a. ]. pass, k- 
 7rdp9i]v, perf. m. irtTropa. 
 Unpu}, try, pres. imper. pass. 
 
 TTtipdov, O), & 
 
 Ilttpy'aro, Ion. for Trtip<p}>ro, 3 
 pi. opt. pass. fr. TTtipuijo, to at- 
 tempt. Th. TTilpa. 
 Uftpiopt9a, I pi. pres. ind. m. & 
 Utipioiin'og, pr. pt. m. or pass, of 
 
 TTHndio, to attempt, make trial, 
 riao-a, jjg, t), an anchor-cable ; 
 obedience, compliance : fr. irei- 
 Q(t). 
 riao-at, for TrXaai, to water, a. I. 
 inf. act. fr. rriuj, to give to drink, 
 now disused. 
 TLtiaaiQ, iKol. for Treiaag, avTog, 
 & 
 ITaVato-a, yEol. for Tztiaaaa, tjg, 
 
 i'l, a. 1, part. f. g. fr. rrtiGuj. 
 Jltiaag, aiTog, a. 1. part. act. fr. 
 
 ■Kti9ui, to persuade ; f. crw. 
 Yliiatai, thou wilt obey. Ion. for 
 
 TTiiay, 2 sing. f. 1. m. & 
 Utiatig, 2 sing. f. 1. act. & 
 liaori/zer, to be about to per- 
 suade. Ion, for Treiativ, f. I. inf. 
 act. fr. TTtiGu), f. aio, to per- 
 suade. 
 IleifTf(T9ai, f. 1. inf. m, & 
 Utiny, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. act. or 
 2 sing. f. 1. m. fr. n(i9ijj, to per- 
 suade ; f. (Tio. 
 U(ia9tvr£g, nom. pi, a, 1. part. 
 ])as.s. fr, TreiaGtlg, ipTog, irrt ; 
 fr. the same verb, 
 UtiaGPivai, a. 1. inf. pass. & 
 UtiaOiiaonai, f. 1. ind. pass, fr 
 
 izu9uj. 
 Tltiai^ij5poTog, b, t), making mor- 
 tals obey : fr. 7ra'0a>, (ipoTog. 
 YltKJixdX'iva up/xara, chariots 
 which obey the directions of the 
 reins, easy-gliding : fr. Tra'^tu, 
 XdXii'og. 
 Uuafxa, aTOQ, rb, a rope, cable, 
 hawser ; persuasion, confidence, 
 assurance : fr. 7rei9itj. 
 ntia/ior;), iig, i), persuasion. Gal. 
 v. 8. & Eustath. on Od. K. 167, 
 
i 
 
 I I ir 
 
 i it 
 
 HEA 
 
 scarcely found elsewhere : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 UiicToixai, I will suffer, or obey, 
 f. 1. m. fr. 7ra(Txt«>, to suffer, or 
 7rt(0u>, to persuade. 
 
 neXcrcQ, or Trlaog, (oq, to, a moist 
 place, garden, meadow : fr. Trti- 
 aai or Tziaai, to give to drink, 
 moisten. Th. irivio, to drink. 
 
 ntioreoj', it is necessary to obey ; 
 a verbal fr. TrtiQu). 
 
 Y\iiaTt)p, ijooQ, 6, obedient ; one 
 who perhUiides : & 
 
 VltiaTiKOQ, rjy 6v, & liiiarriQioQ^ 
 a, ovy calculated to persuade, 
 persuasive : fr. TrtiOio. 
 
 lleKTBiOy w, f. r)(Tio : & 
 
 IlaKtu, the same as TrtiKM. 
 
 n.i\dyiff(TLVj dat. pi. Ion. fr. irk- 
 Xayog. 
 
 IltXayt^o*, f. iffw, to overflow, 
 run over, sail over the deep : fr. 
 TrkXayog. 
 
 IltXdyioQ, a, ov, of the open sea: 
 fr. TTEXayog. 
 
 YliXayXrig, *tog, >/, a ship tra- 
 versing; the high sea : fr. 
 
 IlE'AArOS, tog, TO, La.t. pdagus, 
 the open sea, sea, main ; nom. 
 pi. Tzi\dyr]. 
 
 lliKdywv, Felagon, the name of a 
 man. 
 
 UeXd^u), to cause to approach, 
 conduct to ; approach, move to- 
 wards, reacli ; f. a'cw, perf. ttc- 
 TrkXaKa. UtXd^nv icpaVfi, to 
 lead on to victory, grant vic- 
 tory ; KpaTei Tr'iXaaaov, grant 
 me the victory, a. 1. iinper. act 
 poet. Th. TriXag, near. 
 
 IIE'AANOS, ov, 6, a cake made 
 of barley-meal ; any thing clot 
 
 nEA 
 
 HeXdaOi], Ion. for t-rnXdaOr], 3 
 sing. a. 1. ind. pass. fr. TrtXd^io. 
 
 lIe\d(Tffaig^ JEo\. for ireXdaag, a. 
 1. part. act. poet, of TrtXa'^tu. 
 
 UtXdTTjg, ovy 6, one who draweth 
 near, is at hand ; a neighbour, 
 near inhabitant ; client ; hire- 
 ling, called among the Attics 
 9t)g, among the Thessalians ttc- 
 vsaTTjg, among the rest of the 
 Greeks irtXdTrjg. Salm. de JNl. 
 Us. 871 : fr. TrtXdio. 
 
 UtXdTig, iCog, »}, a female client, 
 attendant : fr. TrtXdio. 
 
 UiXdio, the same as vrtXa'^w. 
 
 TltXtOog, see (nriXtOog. 
 
 nkXtOpov, for nXtO^ov, ov, to, 
 an acre of ground. 
 
 naXti, it is, hath happened : fr. 
 the obsolete word 7riXa», to be. 
 
 risXeia, ag, i), & 
 
 IltXttae, cicog, r), a dove, (so call- 
 ed from its blueish or Idackish 
 colour ;) pigeon. Th. TrtXoc, 
 black. 
 
 UeXtidaiVj dat. pi. fr. the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 IltX(ioOpfi.tfi(i)V, ovog, 6, >), dove- 
 feeding. Th. Tpktpoj. 
 
 UtXtKuv, avog, Att. TrtXfKag, av- 
 Toq, Dor. irtXiKag, a, 6, a peli- 
 can : fr. TTtXtKdu}. to cut : its 
 
 beak being long and broad, ca- 
 pable of cutting. Th. —fXtKvg. 
 UaXtKduj, u>, f. ^(Ta», to cut with 
 
 an axe or chisel : & 
 IIeXkKt][.ia, ciTog, TO J fuel, what- 
 ever falls in chipping any thing, 
 filings, chips, any thing calcu- 
 lated for fuel. Th. TrtXeKvg. 
 JltXiKr]Tbg, ri, bv, cut with an axe, 
 'A Kings V. 17 : fr. TTiXtudio. 
 ted or concreted ; as if fr. Trot- WiXiKi^iD, to strike with an axe ; 
 
 Hi* 
 
 Xri, fine flour or meal, or iraXv 
 Vio, to mix. 
 
 UiXapyihig, kiog, 6, a young 
 stork : fr. 
 
 IIEAAPrO'S, ov, 6, a stork, as 
 if fr. TTtXbg, cipybg, because it 
 has black and wliite feathers. 
 
 UiXapyujSTjg, tog, 6, ij, resembhng 
 a stork. Th. ddug. 
 
 IIE'AAS, adv., near; fr. TTfXw, to 
 cause to approach ; 6 TriXag, a 
 neighbour, relation, another. 
 
 TLsXacrav, tliey made to approach, 
 Ion. for iirkXaaai', 3 pi. a. 1. 
 ind. act. & 
 
 UtXdffag, avTog, having ap- 
 proached, a. 1. part. act. TrtXa- 
 crai, a. 1. inf. fr. TrtXd^io, f. ecu. 
 
 IleXaoryoi, the Pelasgi ; the lo- 
 nians were called Pelasji jEijia- 
 lenses, FltXao-yoi klyiaXhtg, be- 
 fore Danaus and Xuthus had 
 passed into Peloponnesus, lie- 
 rod, vii. 94, so called from their 
 king ^gialeus. 
 
 TltXaaQttg, kvTog, having ap- 
 proached, a. 1 . part. pass. & 
 
 f. iait), pf. TTtTTtX^KiKa, pf. pass. 
 TTiinXiKiafiai ; perf. part. Tmn- 
 XtKKTfiki'og, T), ov, struck with 
 an axe. Th. TreXiKvg, an axe. 
 
 lltXeKivog, ov, b, Lat. secur'ulaca, 
 axewort, a herb whose seed is 
 like TTtXeKvg, an axe. 
 
 TltXiKKqnei', Ion. & poet, for 
 iTTtXiKtjcrf, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 of TTtXtKaio, to cut. 
 
 UtXiKKov, ov, TO, the handle or 
 baft of an axe : fr. 
 
 riE'AEKYS, iioQ, b, an axe, an 
 instrument cutting both ways, 
 battle-axe ; ace. TrkXtKvi'. 
 
 UtXtfiiCtr, Ion. for t7r«Xfjui^cro, 
 he tottered, was shaken, 3 sing, 
 impf. ind. pass. fr. 
 
 FIEAEMTZQ, to move, stir up, 
 shake, brandish, cause to quiver 
 or tremble, agitate ; f. ^w, perf 
 TTtTTiXffii-^a, perf. pass. TreTrtXs- 
 fxiynai, a. 1. pass. iTrtXejuixBiji'. 
 
 IltXtfiixOt], he was moved, 3 s. 
 a. 1. ind. pass. Ion. fr. TTfXf- 
 
 ni\t<TKe, Ion. for tTriXe, 3 sing. 
 (502) 
 
 nEA 
 
 impf. of the poetic verb neXio, 
 to be. 
 
 ritXty, Dor. for TreXov, pres. im- 
 per. of TreXofxai, the same as 
 TreXit), to be. 
 
 UfXiCvbg or UfXiTi'bg, »/, or, of a 
 black-lead colour, blood-shot, 
 livid : fr. inXog. 
 
 JliXtSi'ou), t5, f. wcTio, to make 
 black, blue or livid : fr. the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 neXtof, a, ov, black, livid : fr. 
 TTtXog. 
 
 IIE'AAA, Ion. tteXX;;, ijg, //, a 
 milk-pail ; ITeXXic, i^og, >"/, the 
 same, as if fr. TzXeog, full, be- 
 cause it is used to be filled with 
 milk : hence Engl, jyai/; also, a 
 drinking cup. 
 
 niAXj;, T]g, r),Pella, a city of Ma- 
 cedonia ; Alexander the Great 
 was named, from it, Pellceus. 
 
 IlfXXog, T], ov, or IltXXof, j), bv, 
 same as ireXbg, black, livid. 
 
 IlE'AMA, aTog, Tb, the .sole of 
 the foot, a sandal, the stalk of 
 fruit. 
 
 n«Xo/mt, to be, the same as ttIXw. 
 
 IltXofieaOa, Dor. for TrtXofitOa, 1 
 1)1. pres. ind. m. of the above. 
 
 IleXoiTo, they were, 3 pi. imperf. 
 Ion. fr. the same. 
 
 IlrjXoTniidcat, Ion. Dor. & poet. 
 lV>r lliXoTTtcai, ol, nom. pi. fr. 
 
 lltXoTricijg, ov, 6, the son of Pc- 
 
 lops : fr. lItXo;|/, oTrog, a proper 
 name. 
 
 HeXoTTOPVTjaiaKbg, »), bv, Pelo- 
 punnesian : & 
 
 IltXoTrovvijmffTi, adv., after the 
 Peloponnesian manner, in the 
 Peloponnesian dialect : fr. 
 
 '[ltXoT:6vvi](7og, ov, >'/, Peloponne- 
 sus, a country of Greece, sepa- 
 rated from the rest by the Isth- 
 nms of Corinth : now the Mo- 
 rea. 
 
 HkXo'Kog, gen. sing. fr. IlfXo;//, 
 oirog, b, Pelops, a proper name. 
 
 IltXog, j), bv, black, livid, tawny. 
 
 IltXra^w, f. (Tw, to wear the pdta 
 or buckler : fr. TriXrjj. Hence 
 
 IItXr«(Tr*)e, Ol", 6, a buckler-bear- 
 er ; one armed with \\\e pelta, a 
 targeteer, ligbt-arnied soldier. 
 
 HiXTaaTiKbg, ?), bv, belonging to 
 a buckler-bearer or targeteer ; 
 one who knows how to defend 
 himself in battle with the pelta : 
 fr. the above. 
 
 IIE'ATH, rjg, if, l^rxi. pelta, v^ short 
 light buckler, target ; a troop 
 of light-armed soldiers ; pole, 
 shaft. 
 
 llf\To(p6pog, b, the same as irtX- 
 TatJTiig. 
 
 YliXv^, vKog, b, or IleXvg, eiog, >'/, 
 a vessel to wash the feet in, pro- 
 perly made of wood ; also, an 
 axe. 
 
 DEM 
 
 IIE'AQ, &. UeXofxai, to be, be- 
 come ; come, go ; turn ; apply ; 
 cause to approach ; fill ; be able. 
 
 IIE'AliP, wpog, Tb, a monster. 
 
 IliXtbpti, vast, f. g. Ion. fr. -n-k- 
 Xojpiig, 
 
 IlfXwning, 6, //, monstrous ; wor- 
 thy to be admired (»r looked on ; 
 wonderful, vast, huge. Th. Tri- 
 
 Xiop. 
 
 UiXiopog, a, ov, monstrous, por- 
 tentous ; huge, vast, prodigious: 
 fr. the same. 
 
 Jlififxa, oTog, ro, any thing boiled 
 or baked, particularly a certain 
 kind of sweet cake : fr. TrkivTu), 
 to cook. 
 
 Ht^Tracdpxng. & Uiincdcapxog, 
 ov, b, a captain of five, the same 
 as TTivTc'iCapxog. 
 
 TlefiTTci'^io, f. daoj, or IIf/t7ra^o//rtt, 
 f. dffofiai, to reckon by the fin- 
 gers, especially by five at once ; 
 
 simply, to count, number, reckon: 
 fr. 
 
 Jle^nrag, d^og, /;, the same as 
 
 TTtvTag, dcog, the number five, 
 
 five : fr. Tr'ifiwt. 
 II f f ITT an Ti/g, uv, 6, one who counts 
 
 or numbers : fr. Trffiird^io. 
 UffiTTf, /Eol. for TTtvTt, five. 
 Jlt^TTiXog, b, //, an old man, as if 
 
 ready to be conveyed to his 
 
 grave : fr. Trt^nno. 
 UffiTToifTa, ag, d, Dor. for TTffji- 
 
 TTOvaa, Ijg, t), sending, pres. part. 
 
 f. g. fr. TTfjUTTw, to send, f. i|/w. 
 TlffiTTTalog, a, ov, on the fifth 
 
 day, born on the fifth day, any 
 
 thing which takes i)lace, comes, 
 
 returns, acts, &c. on the fifth 
 
 day : fr. irk^-rrTog. 
 UfHTTTdfifpog, b, >/, Ion. & Dor. 
 
 for 7re^i<p9t)fiepog, or mvQrmtpog, 
 
 lasting five days, for five days : 
 
 fr. TTf^iTTTog, I'lfikpa. 
 UefiTTTag, ddog, >}, the same as 
 
 TTf^Trdg. 
 UkfiTTTog, t], ov, the fifth : fr. Trsfi- 
 
 TTf, /Eol. for ;r£i'rf, five : but 
 rif/iTrroc, »), oj', sent : fr. 
 ITEMriQ, to send, remove to a 
 distance, cast, let down, send 
 forth or away, despatch, send 
 into, introduce, dismiss, carry 
 along, carry, conduct, convey ; 
 f. »//w, perf. 7r£7rf^0rt, a. l.tTrtfi- 
 \pa, a. 1. imper. act. tts^xI/ov, 
 dru), a. 1. subj. ^1^1^10, yg, y, 
 a. 1. infin. Trk/nypai, a. I. j)art. 
 TT'm-^ag, avTog; pres. pass. Tri/i- 
 TTo/mi, to be sent, a. I. pass. 
 i7rkfi(p9i}v, f. 1. pass. xf^00//(To- 
 fxai, perf. m. nfTrofiTra ; Trf/xTro- 
 fiai, m. to take care that a per- 
 son be conveyed, send for, Eur. 
 Or. 107. HI. 
 rif/iTroi/SoXor, ov, Tb, sl spit or 
 fork with five prongs : fr. Trk^Tre, 
 JEol. for TTiVTe, ojStXng. 
 
 DEN 
 
 ITEM (tlS, lyog, ,), a puff, gust, 
 breeze, breath ; drop, cloud, 
 bubble, blister: fr. TrkfiTru), as 
 being emitted from anv thing. 
 nEM<l>PHAQ\\, ovog, ]), an in- 
 sect of the wasp kind. 
 Uffi^^ig, €o)g, Ion. log, //, a send- 
 ing, mission : fr. 7rkf.nrin. 
 WEvkar^g, ov, o, a servant, attend- 
 ant, a kind of slave anions the 
 Thessalians, the same as the 
 Attic 0ijg : fr. Trivofiai. 
 UtvicTTiKog, t), bv, of the class of 
 
 lab(.urers : fr. the above. 
 nh'tjai. Ion. for -rrkvy, 2 s. subj. 
 of TTevofiai, to labour, be poor. 
 Uh'pg, tjTog, b, one who gets his 
 living by labour, poor, destitute; 
 dat. pi. irkvyfji : fr. Trkvofxai. 
 nevijTOKOfiog, b, y, taking care of 
 the poor : fr. Trb'T^g, KOfiku}. 
 lltvOaXtog, a, ov, mournful, sad : 
 fr. TTsvOog. 
 UfvOtia, ag, v), poet, for TrevOog. 
 Uei^OtUTov, 3 dual poet, for Trtr- 
 
 Odrov ; fr. irtvBkio. 
 nENeEPO'2, ov, b, a father-in- 
 law by the wife's side ; irivQiod, 
 dg, //, a mother-in-law by the 
 wife's side ; as hvpbg, & -pd, a 
 father-in-law and mother-in-law 
 by the husband's side. 
 YltvO'tu), (D, to mourn, grieve, be- 
 wail, f.//ora>, perf. TTtTrivOrjKa, 
 a. 1. iTrivQi]aa, a. 1. infin. irtv- 
 Ori<Tai. Th. TTSvGog. Hence 
 UevQijfia, arog, rb, mourning. 
 nti'Oiifievai, Dor. for TrtvOPjvai, 
 pres. infin. fr. TTivBqfn, for ttsv- 
 Bsio ; or for TnvQtXv, i)res. infin. 
 Oi TTtvQku). Th. TTti/Ooc. 
 UivQij^ipov, Tb, five days : fr. 
 
 TTtvTe, y'lfikpa. 
 Uei'OnfiLTTodiov, Tb, two feet and 
 a half: fr. TrkvTt, I'lyn, irovg, 
 UtvOijfKov, ovog, b, //, mournful, 
 lamentable : fr. Trei'Okuj. 
 nev9i/pT]gj eog, b, 1), mournful, 
 sad : fr. 7rtv9og. 
 neve^Tnp, ^Ipog, b, & UevBiiTpLa, 
 ag, t), a mourner, weeper : fr. 
 
 TTfvBsOJ. 
 
 UivBiKbg, 1), bv, & UivBifiog, b, 
 
 >'/, mournful, sad : & 
 Uei'BiKiog, adv., mournfully : fr. 
 IlE'NOOS, eog, Tb, mournhig, 
 
 grief, sorrow ; misery : fr. perf. 
 
 mid. TrkirovBa, of Traff^M. 
 lit via, ag, //, Ion. -tj, r]g, poverty, 
 
 want : fv. Trkvijg. 
 
 Utv'ix^og, tt, bv, poor, poor and 
 
 mean, needy : fr. 
 nE'NOM A I, to labour, work, do ; 
 
 |»repare, take care of, ccjutrive ; 
 
 be poor, need ; irtvo/xtvog, pres. 
 
 part. TTSTTova, perf. m. 
 UevTaSapxog, ov, b, a captain of 
 
 five : fr. TrsvTe, dpxio. 
 UivTa^paxfiia, ag, >/, five 
 
 drachms : fr. 
 
 (503) 
 
 DEN 
 
 UtvTddpaxnog, b, //, worth or for 
 five drachms : fr. TrkvTfjdpaxfirj. 
 
 ntvrdfBXov, ov, rb, the exercise 
 consisting of five games, namely, 
 leapmg, running, throwing the 
 quiut, hurling the javelin, wrest- 
 hng : t'v: 
 
 UevTdtBXog, ov, b, a conqueror in 
 the TTtvrdtBXu)', or five games : 
 fr. TrevTf, dtOXog, a contest. 
 
 ntvratrijpiKbg, /), bv, happening 
 every five years : fr. 
 
 UffiTatTtjpic, icog, V, the space 
 of five years, a lustrum ; in the 
 Att. dialect TrtvTatTijplg is put 
 for the adj. TrtvTatrnpiKij : &, 
 
 ntvTaeTtipog, b, >), & 
 
 nivraiTr)g,tog,oV7rtVTatTT)g,fog, 
 b, 7), five years old, lasting five 
 years ; rrevTaiTeg, as adv., for 
 five years : fr. TrkvTt, tTog. 
 
 nkvraBXov, ov, to, the exercise 
 consisting of five games : & 
 
 UkvTdBXog, ov, b, a conqueror in 
 the TTtvraOXoi', or five games: fr. 
 TrevTe, d.BXog. See TrwTdeBXov. 
 
 UtyraKig, five times, adv. fr. 
 Trkvre. 
 
 UtvTaKKTxiXioi, at, a, five thou- 
 sand : from preced. & xi^ioi. 
 
 UevTOKoawi, at, a, five hundred ; 
 ! fr. TTsvTs, Koatoi. Hence 
 
 nivTaKoaioffTog, »}, bv, the five 
 hundredth. 
 
 UsvTaTrdXaKTTog, b, y, five palms 
 in measurement. Th. TraXattrr//. 
 neyTaTTrixvg, vog, b, »/, five cu- 
 bits long : fr. Trtvre, n^x^'C- 
 UfvTa7rXdaiog,a, ov, Ion. invTa- 
 TrXTjatog, quintuple, five-fold, 
 five-times as great. Th. TTEVTt. 
 UtvTaTrXaffiujg, adv., in a quin- 
 tuple form, in five ways : fr. the 
 preceding. 
 nevTciTrXoog, ovg, 6, »'/, & TltvTa- 
 TrXoog ovg, TrXorj i)^ irXoov ovv, 
 five-fold : fr. irkvTi. 
 UsvTaaTTiBaixog, b, ?/, measuring 
 five spans : fr. Trki're, airiQafxt'i. 
 UkvTaxa & UiVTaxUy adv., hi 
 five parts or ways : 
 UevTaxov,a.i{\. in five places: fr. 
 HE'NTE, oi, m, ra, five. 
 IltvTtKaictKa, fifteen. Hence 
 XltvTtKai^kKaTog, 7;, ov, the fif- 
 teenth : fr. 
 UtvTtavpiyyog, b, »/, having five 
 apertures : fr. -nkvTt, ovpiy^. 
 UevTtTdXavTog, b, t), worth five 
 
 talents : fr. Tzkvrt, TaXavTOv. 
 UtVTETnpig, 'dog, //, a period of 
 five yeai-s, lustrum : see Tztvra- 
 ert]pig. 
 
 Utyri'iKovra, oi, ai, Ta, fifty : fr. 
 
 TrkvTf, five. 
 UtvTiiKOVTaeTiig, kog, 6, of fifty 
 
 years, fifty years old : fr. TrevTi'j- 
 
 KovTa, tTog. 
 IltvTtjKovTaeTia, ag, //, fif(y 
 
 yeare : fr. the same. 
 
I 
 
 m 
 
 UEU 
 
 TltvTtjKovraXiTpov, ov, t6, fifty 
 pounds, a Sicilian coin called so 
 from its weight. 
 
 Ilf iTz/fcorraTTatg, Trat^og, 6, r), 
 having titty sons : fr. Trtvri]- 
 KovTd, TValg. 
 
 JlevTijKouTapxog, ov, 6, a captain 
 of tifty : fr. TrtvrijKovTay apx^- 
 
 JltvTi]KovTriOy T][)OQy 6, a captain 
 of fifty : fr. Tre vrZ/Kovra. 
 
 lLltvri]novT6yvoQ, 6, if, consisting 
 of fifty acres : fr. TrtvTiiKovra, 
 yva, or yvia. 
 
 TLtVTTjKOvroKdprjvog, 6, >'/, having 
 fifty heads : fr. Trepri'iicovra, 
 Kaorfi'ov. 
 
 Jlti'TijKovTopoQ, oVf >/, a shi|) 
 rowed by tifty oars : fr. Trevrfj- 
 Kovra, tot(T<Tii). 
 
 Ilevrt]ic6aioij ai, a, five hundred. 
 
 JltvriiKiXTTijp, ijpog, 6, the same 
 as 7rtvTi]KOVTi)o. 
 
 lliuTi]KO(TTbg, )), bv, the fiftieth. 
 Hence Trti^TiiKoaTt), viz. ijixioa, 
 the fiftieth day, from the resur- 
 rection of our Lord, day of Pen- 
 tecost. Til. TTivrt. 
 
 IIevT)]Ko(TTvg, vog^i), the number 
 fifty, a body of fifty soldiers : fr. 
 
 TrtVTtjKOVTa. 
 
 UsvTo'Cog, b, r), divided into five 
 
 branches ; a name given to the 
 
 hand : fr. -rrki^Tt, b^og, a branch, 
 
 the fingers being, as it were, five 
 
 branches. 
 Jlei'r6(>yviog, b, r), of five ells or 
 
 cubits : fr. Tr'tvTe, bpyvid. 
 llei'Tibi3o\og, b, y), of five oboli : 
 
 fr. TTEiTf, bfioXog. 
 Tli^air' for tte $atro,may be shorn, 
 
 li sing. a. 1. opt. m. of ttsku), or 
 
 TTfijctu, to comb, f. ^to. 
 TTt4'o>, Dor. for tte^w, f. 1. of the 
 
 same verb. 
 TIE'OS, tog, TO, penis. 
 IltTrayacrt, Dor. for irnriiydm, 3 
 
 pi. pf. m. of TTTjyi'vuif to fasten; 
 
 f. ^u), a. 2. tnayov, pf. m. tts- 
 
 Trrjya. 
 JlETraOvXa, having suffered, by 
 
 sync, for TrtTradtjKvla, perf. part. 
 
 act. f. g. of TraOsuj, f. i)<Toi, for 
 
 TrdtTx^i to suffer, a. 2. tiraQov. 
 MtTTciidevuBi'ujg, adv., wisely : & 
 lleTTctiStuvrai, 3 pi. perf. puss. & 
 UtTTnihvTai, 3 sing. pf. iud. pass. 
 
 of Traidtvio. 
 TleTraivio, f. avuJ, to boil, ripen 
 
 thoroughly, abate, soften, soothe, 
 
 appea.se ; mid. and pass, to be- 
 come ripe or soft, ripen, become 
 
 warm. Th. TrkizTuj. 
 Uenaicrixsvog, perf. part. pass. fr. 
 
 TraiZ,u}, to play with, mock, or fr. 
 
 Tra'nt), to strike, f. ffw, perf. pass. 
 
 7r67ratfT/iat ; or fr. Treiraivoj. 
 UtTraiTfpog, a, ov, riper, softer ; 
 
 compar. fr. Tr'sTrojv, ripe. 
 
 JltTraXayfikvog, polluted, pf. part. 
 
 pass. fr. iraXdaffio ; f. ^a>, pf. 
 
 nEn 
 
 7r£7ra\ax«5 a. 1. tTrdXa^a. 
 HeTrdXaKTo, 3 sing, pluperf. pass. 
 
 Ion. fr. the same th. 
 iltTrdXaxOe, 2 pi. perf. imper. 
 
 pass. fr. iraXdaaoj, to cast lots, 
 UtiraXCji', having brandished. 
 
 Ion. redupl. for ttoX^v, a, 2. 
 
 part, act. of Tra'Ww, to shake ; 
 
 f. TvaXG), a, 2. tTzaXov. 
 Ylkird^ai, perf. ind. m. of Ttdo}.iai, 
 
 f. d(Top.aL, to possess. 
 U-tTcdvai, a. 1. infin. act. of iri- 
 
 Traivio, a. 1. part, pass. Tnirav- 
 
 9tig, iXaa, iv, nom. pi. Trtirav- 
 
 QkvTig. 
 YliirauCiv, by redupl. for irapiiv, 
 
 a. 2. infin. of Trtipto, to pass 
 
 over : f. 
 
 ioG), a. 2, tTTcioov. 
 
 Tor- 
 
 tus thinks we should read ttc- 
 TToptiv, a. 2. inf. for Tcoptiv, of 
 TToptD, or TToptw, to give, aftord. 
 
 TltiraoBai, perf. infin. pass. fr. 
 
 WkTrapf.iai, perf. ind. pass, be 
 
 YltTrapfitvog, r], ov, pierced or 
 fixed through, pf. part. pass, of 
 irt'ipii), to pierce through; f, f pw, 
 perf. TTSTTcipKa, perf. ni. TreTropa 
 
 n.e7rap(^vqKa, I liave played the 
 madman, perf. md. act. Att. for 
 TTcipifji^qKa : & 
 
 n£7rapyi'//ft£i'0(;,lield in mockery, 
 perf. part, pass, Att. for Trap^j- 
 vi]p,kvog, of Trapoiriw. 
 
 risTTaffrat, he hath acf^uired, poet, 
 for 
 
 Yl'iTTdTai, 3 sing. pf. pass, of ird- 
 ojxai, to possess ; f. dffofiaif pf. 
 TTSTrafiai. 
 
 YlETravfiai, trai, rat, I have ceas- 
 ed, perf. ind. pass. tSc 
 
 Ilt7ravi.uvoig, dat. pi. perf. part. 
 l)ass. & 
 
 niTvavcTo, 2 sing. pf. imper. pass 
 
 of Travui, to 
 
 cease 
 
 f. Travaio, 
 
 perf. TTSTravKa, a. 2. tTvaov. 
 niTTiiOarai, they have been per- 
 suaded. Ion. for TTtTTtirTf.iivoi 
 
 liai, 3 pi. pf. ind. pass, of Treidu). 
 YlsTTtiOoi'To, they obeyed. Ion, 
 
 redupl. for iTreiOovTo, 3 pi. impf. 
 
 pass, of the same verb. 
 IlfTrfipa/xai, I have tried. Dor. 
 
 for TTSTTiiptjixui, perf. ind. pass, 
 
 fr, Tctipdui ; f. a<ru» &.rj(Tu). Th. 
 
 TTupa, an attempt, trial. 
 Hkireipog, b, »/, ripe, soft, mellow, 
 
 marriageable. Th. ttstttuj. 
 TltTreiffOuj, let him be persuaded, 
 
 3 sing. perf. imper. pass. & 
 n'tTTticTfiai, pf. ind. pass, of Tvei- 
 
 6uj, to persuade ; f. aio. 
 IltTrtXtKKTuivog, beheaded, perf. 
 
 part. pass, of TrtXiKiK^o, to strike 
 
 with an axe. Th. TrkXeicvg. 
 TIsTrfpayKivai, perf. infin. act. of 
 
 TTtpaivu), f. avut, pf. ireTrfpayKa; 
 
 the same as TTtparoio, to finish. 
 
 Th. TTspag, rb, an end. 
 neTTiptjixsvog, ov, exported and 
 
 sold : fr. Trtpdio, to sell ; f. daw 
 (504; 
 
 nEn 
 
 & i](Tii), pf. TreTTsptjKa, perf. pass. 
 
 TTtTrepTjuai. 
 IIE'niiPI, tog or tiog, rb, pepper. 
 UsTTjjya, ag, t, I have become 
 
 congealed, perf. ni. Sc 
 Tlnri]yu)g, orog, fixed, perf. part. 
 
 m. of 7ri]yvvp.ij or irTjyu), to 
 
 fasten. 
 IltTnictjKevai, perf. infin. act. of 
 
 TTtjcdu), to leap. 
 ntTTitansvog, t], ov, having been 
 
 pressed, perf. j)art. pass, of ttis- 
 
 ^u), to press ; f. crtu, \A\ Trtir'uKa, 
 
 perf. pass. TmritfTfiai. 
 neTTiOtlv, to induce, Ion. redupl. 
 
 for TTiOuv, a. 2. infin. of TrtiQo), 
 
 to persuade ; f. aio, a. 2. imQov. 
 YIt7ri9t]fiivog, rj, ov, pf. pt. pass. 
 
 & 
 TltTriOiiffuj, I will persuade. Ion. 
 
 redupl. for TriOijaio, f, I. of Trt- 
 
 9fu), for TTtiOio, a. 2. tTtiQov. 
 lliiriB^uv, l)y sync, for 7rt7ri0of.iEv, 
 
 Ion. redupl. for i7ri0o/t5v, 1 pi. 
 
 a. 2. act. of TTtiOio. 
 nfTriOnifitv, we may have per- 
 suaded, iSl, in 3 1)1. TTfTTt^OltV, 
 
 Ion. redupl. for TriOoifuv, Sc 
 TTiOouv, a. 2. opt. act. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 riaTTt^ov, Ion. redupl. for ittiBov, 
 a. 2. ind. act. & 
 
 ntTTiOiijv, a. 2, part. act. Ion. for 
 TTiOiov, fr. Treibu), to persuade ; 
 a. 2. tiriQov. 
 
 UtTnartvKafxiv, 1 pi. perf. ind. 
 act. of TTKJTfvu), to believe. 
 
 lie Trt<TTSvKEi(Tav, they had believ- 
 ed, 3 pi. pluperf. Att. for tTTf- 
 TTKTTti'KtKTuif, fr. tlic sauic Verb. 
 
 YltTrKTTtvixti'tji', ace. sing. f. g. 
 perf. part. pass, of irwTtvio. 
 
 UcTTKTrwfiii'wg, adv. faithfully, 
 Deut. xxvii. 15 : fr, TTiaroio. 
 
 ritTrXaviJiikviog, adv. like a wan- 
 derer: i'v. TrXat'dofxai, to wan- 
 der. Th. TrXdvi;, a wandering. 
 
 ntTrXacr^tvujg, adv. feignedly, 
 falsely : fr. nXdcrtTui. 
 
 UinXaaTai, 3 sing. perf. pass. 
 TmrXdffOai, perf. inf. pass, ttc- 
 TrXafTuh'og, perf. part. pass, of 
 TrXdnffio, to form ; f. dau), perf. 
 TTsirXaKa. 
 
 rifTrXdrvi'Tai, 3 sing. pf. pass, of 
 TtXaTvvM, to widen ; f. uvw, pf. 
 TtiirXdrvyKa. Th. ^Xarvg. 
 
 W'tTzXifya, 1 have struck, jif. m. 
 of TTXi](T(Tio, f. ^a>, a. 2, tTrXijyov. 
 
 rinrXiiytfiei', & ttc 7r\;;yf^*tva«, 
 Ion. \. Dor. for TrtTrXiiyeiv, of 
 TTtTrXfiyio, to strike ; a jii-es. 
 formed fr. perf. m. ^rerrXiiya, of 
 7rXij(rffu) ; whence impf. TrtTrX/;- 
 yov, Ion. for i7rt7rX»;yov, unless 
 we should rather consider it 
 a. 2. act. of TrXrjacrio, by Ion. 
 redupl. 
 
 ntTrXiiOvi^rai, 3 pi. pf. pass, of 
 7r.\//(^t''vw. 
 
 nEn 
 
 JlfTrXtjOihg, via, bg, full, pf. part. 
 m. of nXtjeio, to fill ; f. 7rX/;Vw, 
 perf. mid. 7rf7rXf]9a. 
 TlBTrXtji'To, 3 pi. pluperf. pass. 
 Ion. of 7r//x7r\i;/ii, the same as 
 TrXi)9io,to fill ; f. TrXtjau), perf. 
 pass. TreTrXijfiat. 
 IT67rX//p()0op/;/<fV(t»v, of things 
 whieh have been fulfilled, ge?i. 
 pi. perf. part. pass. fr. TrXjpo- 
 <pop'iu). 
 UsTrXt'ipiofiai, Sc in 3 pi. TrtTrX;/- 
 pwvrr/t, pf, ind. pass, of 7rX;;pow, 
 to fill ; f. ojrru), pf. TTtTrX/ipwKa. 
 Th. ttXeoc, full. 
 TJeTrXijmaKihg, orog, perf. part, 
 act. of -n-Xtjmai^io, to aj»proach, 
 f<»llow closely ; approach a per- 
 son in a familiar way ; f. arrw, 
 pf. TTfTrXijaiaKa : fr, TrXijniov. 
 IIiyilAOv:, 01^, Ion. TTfTrXoto, (i, 
 & rifTrXov, 01^, rb, a robe, fe- 
 male garment, mantle, veil. 
 TIe7rXv(T9ai, poet. pf. infin. pass, 
 of the ol).s. verb ttXvm, to wasli; 
 f, vrrw, pf, pass. TTtTrXvpai. TJi. 
 ttX/i I'lo, the same. 
 lU-rrXiogj ace. pi. Dor. for tte- 
 
 TrXovg. 
 UtTTw^isfog, 7], ov, prudent, wise, 
 perf, part, pass. *!s: in dual tte- 
 Tryvfihno, fr, pf. ind, •n-£7rv jymt, 
 of irvv^ii, or ttvvm, f. <tw, to 
 breathe, pa.ss. irvv^cu, to be 
 wise. Th. TTvit.;. 
 ITfTTvyo-o, be thou wise, pf, im- 
 per. pass, of TTVVfiai, to be wise; 
 fr. -Kvvpi, or Trvt'fO), the same as 
 the preceding th. 
 TltTTohjKa, ag, f, & in 3 pi. ttc- 
 TTotiJK-aiTi, Doi\ for TTtTToiiJKaai, 
 perf. ind. act. : & 
 UiTcouffiai, & in 3 i)l. TrsTroitjv- 
 rai, pf. ind. ])ass. 7re7roit)(T9ai, 
 pf. inf. pass. : & 
 UtTTouj^fvog, Tj, ov, pf. part. pass, 
 of TTotfio, f. tjnuj, to make. 
 Ui7roi9' for 7r(7roi9f, he trusted, 
 3 sing. j)crf. m. 7riTTOi9a, ag, e ; 
 7ri7roi9jjg, 2 sing. pf. m. subj. & 
 nf7roi0£j'ot, pf. inf. m, 7r(7roi9wg, 
 orog, in pi. 7rc7rot06rff, pf. part, 
 m. of 7rii9io, to persuade ; f. auj, 
 a. 2. tTti9ov. 
 Ut7roi9i]fTig, fojg, i), confidence, 
 trust : fr. perf. m. TrkiroiBa, of 
 the .same verb. 
 UtTToiOofuv, 1 pi. pros. ind. of 
 imroiBio, by a Sicilian form fr, 
 perf. m. 7rt7roi9a of the same 
 verb. 
 TI(7roi96Tiog, adv. confidently, 
 
 with confidence : fr. 
 T[e7roi9ujg, orog, relying on, trust- 
 ing ; see irtiroiBivai. 
 HfTroiKiXn'ivog, 7], ov, variegated, 
 jH'rf, part. pass, of TroiKiXXio, f. 
 Xa. Th. TTOiKiXog. 
 n£7ro//0a, I have sent, Att. for 
 irkirtpfpa, pf. ind. act. of nffiTrw, 
 
 nEn 
 
 to send ; f. ^uj. 
 ITtTTov, O my soft fellow, coward- 
 O good fellow ! II. E. I0i>. voc.' 
 fr. nom. TrtTTiov. 
 
 neTTova, perf. m, fr. Trivouai, to 
 labour 
 
 n67roi^a/ffvoc,Dor.for:rf7ro)')7;uE- 
 i'og, having been nuieh labour- 
 ed, fr. Trove u). 
 
 UiTTovfg, ovMv, o\ Sc at, nom, pi. 
 
 fr. TTtTTaJV. 
 
 riorai, 3 sing. perf. pass, be 
 
 lUTTpioro, by .syne, for Treirepd- 
 
 TioTo, 3 sing. j.Iupf. Ion. See 
 
 TTfTrpw^rtt. 
 
 nEn 
 
 for 7re Trendrojfiat, pf. in<l. jiass. Sc 
 Hf .. puj^dvog, »/, ov,fated,d(Stined, 
 
 perf. part, pass, of Trtparocu, by 
 
 sync. TTfpouj 6i Trpooj, to destine. 
 
 i n, TTspag. 
 WTrpojTai, by sync, for TTfTTfod- 
 
 neTTovTiptviuh^og, pf. pt. pass, of 
 TTovijpfvu,^ to be a rascal, act 
 ^yickedly : fr. Trovijpbg, wicked. 
 
 UfTTov9a, I have suffered, perf. 
 
 ind. m, : & 
 UeTTovBujg, oTog, perf. part. m. of 
 
 TrdfTxio, to suffer ; f. irucFo^un, 
 
 a. 2. t7ra9o)'. 
 Uf Tropin, j)erf. m. of Trepcio. 
 UeTToptlr, Ion. redupl. for TroptTv, 
 
 a. 2, inf. act. of Tropw, f. pw, poet. 
 
 same as Trop/^w, to afiord. 
 UeTTopivfTo, pres. imper. pass, of 
 
 Tropeinmai, to go. 
 UfTToaBui, pf. inf. pass. fr. irCJiu, 
 
 TTfra^w or rrtTdo^ui, to open. 
 Some explain TriTrra^iai by, I 
 new, for tTTTafiai, perf. pass, of 
 '^riifii, to fly. 
 ntTrrfwra, having fallen, ace 
 snig. pf. pt. act. of TreTTTfiijg^ by 
 pleon. of f, for TreTTTujg, by sync. 
 f<)r TTiTTTwKMr, gen. Jiro^ or oVoc, 
 pf. part. act. fr. iriTrrco, to fall ; 
 f. TTTilmoj, perf. TrsTTTojKa, a. 2. 
 tTTfcrov. 
 
 n«7rrj/wf, wrot% terrified, perf. 
 part. act. of Trrt'iiymo, to shrink 
 with fear ; f. ^co, i.f. TrsTrrtjxa, 
 Ion. Trt7rrt]a. 
 
 --V.., ^,.. ..... |M».-^. 11. 71-w/a, ion. 7rf7rr//a. 
 
 or j.vo., to drink ; f. ,ru.n^, pf. n.;rro,, ,}, 6v, iK.iled ; r« ne^rrd 
 TT.Tra^^a, pf. pass 7ra7r../i«e, a. 1. things baked, cakes : f r. ' 
 
 pass.,;roO;;,, a. l.part.TToOf/f. U\<.'um, to cook, boil, ripen 
 I .TTo^O^, ye have laboured, by knead, bake ; repress ;' d<es' 
 
 sync, for 7rt7r6vi]n9t, 2 pi. perf. 
 ind. pass, of ttovew, to laljour ; 
 f. //fToj, pf. TTtTToviiKa, perf. pass. 
 TTtTrovijfxai. Some j»ut it by 
 •sync, for TrtTrovBan, by the 
 pleon. iiLsertion of <t, perf.^n. of 
 irdaxM, to suffer ; f. Trtiao^iai. 
 UeTTOTtjarai, they have flown. 
 Ion. for 
 
 UeTTOTtji'Tai, 3 pi. perf. pass, of 
 
 noTaoi-iai, to fly ; f. 7J(To^iat, pf. 
 
 TTtTTOTtifiai. Th. Trirojxai or tt*- 
 
 rdofiai, the .same. 
 JlfTrorz/ro, he had flown, 3 siii". 
 
 pluj)f. pass. Ion. fr. the .same. " 
 IffTrpay^/fvoc, t], ov, perf, part 
 
 pass, of irpdaai.)', see 7rt7rpa;!^a 
 UkirpaKa, by sync, for irtTrLaKa 
 
 perf. ind. act. of TTfpdw, to jiass 
 
 over ; f. d^w & //(Ta>. There is 
 
 also 
 Tl'tTrpaKa, perf. of iriirpdaKu), to 
 
 sell ; f. irpdmo. 
 YleTTpdaBai, perf. inf. pass, of tti- 
 
 (Tiu, to make ; f. ^lo, pf. inf. act 
 TTtirpaxtvai, pf. ind. pass, irk- 
 TTpay^ai, a. 1. pass. k7rpdx9i)v. 
 UiTrpax^vai, see the i)recedino- 
 
 Ut7rpi)a9ai., Ion. for TrtTrpdaBai. 
 
 ni7rp7](T/jkvog, r],ov, having been 
 bui-nt, pf. part. pass, of 7rp»/0aj, 
 to burn, perf. i)ass. Trkirprfa^ai. 
 
 Tleirpivpaif I am fated, by sync 
 (505) 
 
 f, 4^10, pf. Trk-rrtipa, Mo\. irlaaJ, 
 
 Att. TTSTTlO. 
 
 UlTrrioKa, I fell, perf. act. : & 
 Ut7rTioKi.og, orog, pf. part. act. of 
 
 TTITTTIO, to fall ; f. TTTlbcHo, a. 2. 
 
 t-tfT,)v, f. 2. m. TTCrroi'/ifaf. 
 ntTTrtira, by .sync, for Tmrrio- 
 Kora, ace. sing. pf. part. act. of 
 the same verb. See irnrTiuira. 
 UeTTvOoiro, he may hear, under- 
 stand, 3 sing. a. 2. opt. m. for 
 7rv9niTo, poet. «Sc 
 UfTTvOiovTat, Ion. redupl. for ttv- 
 Biovrai, 3 pi. a. 2. subj, ni. of 
 7i vv9dvopai, to ask; f. Trevffo^ai, 
 perf. pass. Trk-rrvo^aL, a. 2. m. 
 67ri;0o/<?/v. 
 UtTrvKaa^ikvog, tj, ov, perf. part, 
 pass, of TTVKd^u), to thicken ; 
 TrtTrvKaafih'ug voov, wise in 
 mind, as the Latins u.se callkhis, 
 one whose mind is hardened by 
 experience. Griev. in Hes. 0pp. 
 793. Th, TTVKa, adv. cIo.sely. 
 Utirvpionivog, 7], ov, perf. i)art. 
 pass, of TTvpnio, to set on fire ; f. 
 omio, perf. TrtTrvpwKci. Th. Trip. 
 Unrv(T9i]v, Ion. for iTmrv(T97]v, 
 3 dual plupf. pass, of TTvv9dvo- 
 fiai, to inquire. See TrtirvBiovrai. 
 UtTTvffpai, I asked, inquired, 
 
 perf. pass. & 
 TIsTrvtrro, Ion. for tTrtTrvaro, 3 
 
 sing, plupf. pass, of the same. 
 niTTojKa, I have drunk, pf. ind. 
 act. of TTivio, to drink ; f. Traxrtu, 
 a. 2. tTTiov. 
 niTTwv, ovog, b, y), baked by the 
 
DEP 
 
 sun, ripe (said of fruits), mellow, 
 soft ; cowardly ; metaph. sweet- 
 est, very delightful ; compar. 
 
 II 
 
 H 
 
 7re7ra<Vepoe,superl. TreTrairarog; 
 
 fr. TTSTTTti). See ttsttoj'. 
 IIE'P, an expletive particle, an- 
 nexed generally to difftrcnt parts 
 
 of speech, mostly signifying. 
 
 though, although ; soever ; as 
 
 cunqiie in Lat. often redundant. 
 
 With the /Eolians for -srtp'i. 
 IIE'PA, over, heyond, beyond 
 
 measure, further than, more 
 
 than, above, besides. 
 ITepa'ai', to enter. Ion. for Trtp^v, 
 
 pres. inf. of ittnono. 
 HkoaQtv, adv. from the opposite 
 
 side : fr. TTfpa. 
 Ilepar?;, r\Q, r), Ion. for TTfoa/a, 
 
 viz. yfj or x*^P^j ^^'"^ situated 
 
 beyond any point, beyond the 
 
 sea : fr. TvepaloQ. 
 Ufpaivw, f. avuty pf. TrtTrdpayKa, 
 to go through, finish, ])erform, 
 effect, accomplish; traverse; ex- 
 tend to ; limit, define, settle ; 
 deduce from data^ conclude in 
 the form of a syllogism ; speak 
 publicly ; bind. Th. Trfpac. 
 
 IlfpaTog, a, or, ulterior, situated 
 in tiie further part : fr. Tr^pa. 
 
 Uipaioiu, at, f. w<Tw, to carry over 
 to the other side, conduct or 
 convey over ; TrepaiovaGai^ to 
 pass over, traverse, cross; finish, 
 perfect : fr. the preceding. 
 
 Jlf paiTspw & Ufpairtpov, further, 
 more : fr. Tr'ipa. 
 
 Ilgpai', adv. beyond, on the other 
 side (with a gen.); on this side; 
 by, or nigh to; the same as Trkpa, 
 beyond. But 
 
 Hip^v, pres. infin. fr. Trepctu), to 
 ])ass over. 
 
 IXtpavriicoc, V, or, capable of ac- 
 complishing : fr. TTipaivu). 
 
 riE'PAS, aroQ, to, & rifTpac, ro, 
 an end, limit, boundary, ex- 
 tremity, goal ; completion; adv. 
 at length, finally. 
 
 Ilfpa'flratCj -^ol. for 
 
 Yltpd'aacy avroq, a. 1. part. act. 
 of TTfpdiOy to pass over. 
 
 Uepdffifiog, »?, ov, passable, pene- 
 trable : & 
 
 Iltpdatc, «wc, >'/) &- 
 
 Jlioaff^bg^ or-, 6, a passage, pass- 
 ing over or through : fr. -nipdio. 
 
 Ilspara, lov, rd, limits, extremi- 
 ties, nom. or ace pi. fr. irkpaQ, 
 aroQ, TO ; Ik Tztpdrutv t7]q yi]Q, 
 Matt. xii. 42, from a distant 
 country. 
 
 Xlipdri], r}Q, i), an end ; the land 
 or region opposite or beyond, 
 extremity of the horizon east- 
 ward or westward, y7] being 
 understood; the evening. Th. 
 Trkgag 
 
 nEP 
 
 side : fr. nspa. 
 rif pa'r //c, ov, 6, a passenger, Gen. 
 
 xiv. 13. also a Hebrew : & 
 ITfparof;, ?), bv, Ion. irfpnTog, 
 through which a passage is o^>en, 
 passable ; fr. Trtpdio : but Htpa- 
 TOQ, t], OV, the opposite or fur- 
 tlu-r side ; fr. iripd. 
 
 ITfparow, w, to end, conclude, 
 hound, terminate, assign an end, 
 mark out the fate of, decree ; f. 
 lixTio, perf. TrtTTSodTioKa ; pres. 
 pass. TrepoTovi^iai, to be brought 
 to an end, terminated ; pf. ind. 
 pass. TrcTTspaVw/mi, by sync. 
 TreTTpwjuat, I am destined by 
 fate ; part. TrtTrpw^tiiog, »;, ov, 
 fatal, api)ointed by fate : rrfpaQ. 
 
 ITEPA'li, to pass over, beyond, 
 or through ; traverse, cross ; 
 transpierce; exceed, transgress; 
 move ; f. d'aio & rjffoj : & 
 
 Ylipdijjj f. dffit), Att. u>, n. 1. tTTf- 
 paaa, poet. i7rfpn(T(Ta, to carry 
 over, convey across, transport, 
 trade, sell : fr. Tr'ipa. 
 
 IlfpyajUJrt, ag, //, poet, for 
 
 ITf p-ya/Kot;, ov, »'/, a celebrated city 
 of Asia, Troy, so called from 
 being situated on an eminence. 
 The name of Penjama was given 
 to all places situated on an emi- 
 nence. 
 
 Utpya<j'dr)v, the son of Pergasus, 
 ace. sing, patronym. 
 
 Wtpyi], r)Q, I'l, Perga, the name of 
 tlie chief city of Pamphylia. 
 
 lUpCiKiCevc, £(uc, b, a young par- 
 tridge : fr. 
 
 TIE' PAIS, Tkoq, 6, r/,a partridge, 
 bird ; metaph. cunning, sensual. 
 
 IIE'PAQ, to emit a noise from 
 the stomach; f. ffw, pf. TrtrTTfoKa, 
 a. 2. tTrapCov, pf. m. TrtTrop^a. 
 
 ITfpT/r, Ion. for iripav, beyond ; 
 
 the same as Trtpa. 
 UsprjiTai, a. I. inf. act. & 
 
 UtprjatiQ, 2 sing. f. 1. act. of Trf- 
 pdio ; f. fjffui or d(Tu), to pass 
 
 over. 
 
 H€pr)rbr, Ion. for Trfparbg, i), bi>, 
 passable : fr. the same verb. 
 
 U'fpBai, Ion. for -KtTr'fpQat, perf. 
 inf. pass. fr. 
 
 nE'P9Q,to take away, lay waste, 
 sack, pillage, destroy, kill, slay ; 
 f. cw, perf. TTiTTtpKa, a. 2. lirpa- 
 dov, perf. m. iriiropOa. 
 
 IIEPr, prepos. (with a gen.) con- 
 cerning, about, for, on account 
 of, because of, for the sake of, 
 above or exceeding; in compari- 
 son of, beyond, above ; (with a 
 dat.) round, about, from, on ac- 
 count of ; TTipt Ctifiari iptvynv. 
 to Hee through fear ; (witli an 
 ace.) around, about, towards, 
 against, in, on account of. It 
 serves often for a perii)hrasis — 
 
 IlcpaVn^ev, adv. from the farther 1. of the person, as oi irtpl 2w- 
 ^ ' (506) 
 
 nEP 
 
 KpdTT}v, Socrates, or attendants 
 of Socrates ; ot Trfpi 'Avvtov, 
 Anytus, or Any tus w ith his com- 
 paniims ; 2. of the thing, as ot 
 TTipl <pi\o(To<piav, philosophers ; 
 rd TTfpi Ti)v iTTtOvfiiav, desire ; 
 3. of a natural quality, as i) Tnpi 
 avTov «|utri), his virtue; tu irtpi 
 ifii, my attairs ; Tztpi ri tlvca, 
 to be occupied in any thing ; 
 TTfot TrXtiVrov TToi TrT0a«,to make 
 of the greatest consefiuence. in 
 comjtos. it often has an inten- 
 sive force, as : TrtpArTrof, very 
 sad ; TTtpitpyoQ, too much en- 
 gaged ; Trfpixap'/C) overjoyed. 
 In the same verb at one time 
 it adds something to the simple 
 signification ; at another time, 
 nothing. 
 Ilepi for TTipiefTTi, as tvi for h- 
 
 tTTi. See TTSpiih'ai, 
 IltpiayykWiOj f. «\u>, to proclaim 
 around or everywhere : fr. Trtpr, 
 dyyiWoj. 
 Uiputyvvfii, to break off, inter- 
 rupt, cause to sound brokenly 
 and hoarsely. Th. dyvv^i. 
 Ilfptrtyw, to go about, lead about, 
 bring round or near ; 3 pi. subj. 
 TTfpiaywtTti', imperf. act. iripi- 
 f/yoi', f. Tnpid^ui, a. 2. Trtpt/jya- 
 yov, Att. for irfpii'iyov : fr. Tztpi 
 cV dyo), to lead. 
 Ileniayujyi), f/t, »'/, a drivhig 
 about, leading about, turning 
 about : fr. the preceding, 
 rifptatpfw, u>, to take av.ay, cut 
 off by laying hold on all sides, 
 pare round about, peel of^", 
 draw off, remove, deprive of, 
 take off, lay aside ; f. r/cw, 
 perf. Tripiijpi]Ka, a. 2. TrfpifiXor, 
 a. 2. inf. TttpitKilv ; pres. pass. 
 mpiaipkonai, ov/ioi, to be lifted 
 up, imperf. Trtpiyntopi^v oi''/i//r, 
 ioxf ov, stTo tXro. Til. aipiu). 
 Uipiaipovan, pres. part. f. g. of 
 the verb preceding. 
 nfpia\ti<pi», f. -^o), to besmear 
 or j)laster all round : fr. ?r*pf, 
 dXei(pio. 
 ITepiaXXa, adv., eminently, re- 
 markably : fr. 
 UfpiaWoq, 6, 7/, excelling others, 
 
 eminent : fr. Trepl, dWog. 
 nfpiaXXa»g,adv., eminently, above 
 measure : fr. the preceding. 
 rispin\ovpybQ, ov, 6, over-pur- 
 pled, deeply imbued : fr. Trtpi, 
 uXovpyog. 
 llepia^TTEx^ or YlfpianTriff^io, f. 
 ajAcpt^u), to encircle, invest : fr. 
 
 TTfpi, n^<p\, & tx'*^ > "/"r6x<^ ^'>i' 
 d^<pkxLo, because the Greeks 
 never aspirate two succeeding 
 syllables in the same word : irtpi 
 in composition always retains its 
 final vowel. 
 nfpta»'0/)c, kog, 6, 77, blooming 
 
 riEP 
 
 around : fr. Trtpt, dvdog. 
 IlfpiaTTTog, o, t), fastened round, 
 as an anmlet : fr. 
 UepiaTrrtjj, f. axj/cj, to bind or 
 fasten round, liang about the 
 neck ; procure, acquire, impose, 
 enjoin : fr. Trepi, utttw. 
 UipiapyvpoQ, b, t), silver-plated : 
 fr. TTipif dpyvpog. Hence 
 Utpiapyvpoof, tD, to cover with 
 silver ; f. uiaio, perf. ijpyvpioKa. 
 Utpiapfxo^oj, f. 6(TM, to fit or ad- 
 just ^ round about : fr. Trtpi, 
 dpfio^oj. 
 UfpiaarpaTTTu), to shine round 
 about, surround with splendour, 
 illuminate, enlighten ; f. ^pio, 
 perf. TTtpitjffTpatpa, a. 1. Trepi- 
 rj<Trpa\pa : fr. Triply naTpdirTU). 
 Uepiavyi/g, eog, b, /"/, shining on 
 all sides, very clear. Th. avy^. 
 Ufoiavyog, 6, »), shining all 
 round : fr. the same. 
 UepiavToXoysoj, u>, to speak boast- 
 fully of oneself, boast : fr. TTfoL 
 ovTogy Xtyu). 
 UepiavToXoyia, ag, r/, a talking of 
 oneself, bragging : fr. the pre- 
 ceding. 
 IlepiauiOj f. auauj, to spend the 
 night. Th. lavio. 
 IJepiaxe, resounded, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 ind. act. o( Trepirjxkio, Dor. TTfpi- 
 axtio, to sound around ; f. tjcruj. 
 Th. vx,og, a sound. 
 IIfpi/3o(Vta>, to go round, protect 
 l>y going round, defend; be- 
 stride ; f. 7rtpij5ti(Toftai, a. 2. 
 TTfpujStiv, a. 2. inf. act. irepiiiri- 
 vai : fr. Trepi, [3aivu). 
 UfpijSdXXoj, to throw or cast 
 around, surround, encompass, 
 clothe, ensnare, enfold, envelop, 
 enclose, involve, embn.ce, em- 
 brace heartily, kiss ; collect, 
 procure, seek, acquire ; over- 
 come, surpass, be superior, take, 
 circunmavigate : f. /iaXoi, a. 2. 
 ifiaXov, 1 clothed ; perf. fik- 
 fiXrjKa, pres. mid. 7repi(3dXXofiai, 
 to throw round oneself, put or 
 gird on ; obtain possession of ; 
 also as act. ; perf. pass. /3f/iX>//ia(, 
 perf. part. pass. f3tl3Xr)i.tevog, tj, 
 ovy clothed ; f. 2. m. fSaXovfiai, 
 a. 2. f[3aX6ixj]v, ov, ero, a. 2. 
 imper. m. (3aXov, taQio, perf. m. 
 /3t/ioXa : fr. -Kipi, jSdXXio. 
 Uipi(idpa, wv, ra,& nepifidpiSfg, 
 iovj a'l, a khid of shoe. Suid. 
 7ttpi(iaXXa. Derived from irim- 
 f3dXXio, because it is put round 
 the foot ? 
 n«pt/3api'c, «oc, o, t), exceedingly 
 heavy : fr. ntpi, (iapvg. 
 Ileptiiiiyai, to protect, a. 2. inf. 
 act. of 7ripi(3aivuj. 
 Jlepifiiooj, Of, to outlive, survive ; 
 f. wVw, perf. iSt^iioKa : fr. nepl, 
 /3t6ta». 
 
 OEP 
 
 TIeptl3Xe7rrog, b, 7), conspicuous, 
 an object of admii-atioi;, worthy 
 of regard, illustrious, cele- 
 brated : fr. 7repi[3Xe7ru). 
 UfpiiSXeTTTiog, adv., conspicuous- 
 ly, remarkably, with admira- 
 tion : fr. the preceding. 
 TlfpifiXk-n-oj, to look around, imi- 
 I tate, admire, regard, desire earn - 
 estly ; f. ,p,o, perf. /3f/3X60a, 
 pres. m. 7rfpj/3Xt7ro/iat,thesame^ 
 a. 1. m. ei3Xt\pdf.iiiv, w, aro, a. 
 1. part. m. (iXt\l/df^itvog, 77, ov : 
 fr. TTfpf, (3Xi7rio, to see. 
 nepif3Xi]^ia, arog, to, a garment, 
 cloak : fr. TrepifiaXXio. 
 nepifSXtjxpog, b, 7), exceedingly 
 
 weak : Jr. -mpl^ f^Xtjxpbg. 
 UepifiXv'a), to bubble up, gush 
 forth all round : fr. Trcpi, ^Xvto. 
 IJfpijSotjTog, b, 7/, famous, re- 
 nowned ; shouting round about, 
 clamorous : fr. Trepl, /3oaa>. 
 neptl36Xaiov, ov, Tb, a clothing, 
 covering ; «S: 
 ntpi(3oXt}, ijg, }), a clothing ; em- 
 brace; desire, ambition ; circuit ; 
 period of a speech, or perfect 
 sentence : & 
 UspiiSoXog, b, //, thrown or put 
 round; as subst. b, a circuit, en- 
 closure, fence, wall : fr. perf. 
 m. 7repif3il3oXa, of 7repi(3dXXio. 
 UepifiorTKonat, to feed or graze 
 all round : fr. Tript, (ioaKio. 
 Uepil3paxi6i'iov, ov, to, a brace- 
 let : fr. TTfpi, l3paxiiov, an arm. 
 UepifSpBfiui, & nepilSpofikio, to 
 roar or munnur around, buzz 
 around : fr. Trepi, (ipk^no. 
 Utpi^pvxtog, b, 1), roaring all 
 around : fr. Trcpi, jSpvxo). 
 Ueptfiw^uov, ov, Tb, an image, 
 statue : fr. Trepi, (iiofiog. 
 nepifSiOTog, b, 7), celebrated, fa- 
 mous, for TrepifSorjTog. 
 nepiyt)9,)g, tog, b, rj, very joyous : 
 fr. irepi, yrjOioj. 
 JJepiyiyvofiai, or Uepiyivofiai, to 
 survive, remain, be superfluous, 
 surpass, conquer, escape ; reach ; 
 enjoy ; pres. part. 7rfpiyiyv6i.u- 
 rog, surviving, a. 2. m. Trepieye- 
 vo^tjv, a. 2. part. m. yevo/jievog, 
 a. 2. iufin. m. yevsffOcu : fr. Trepi, 
 yiyvofxai. 
 nepiyXayijg, eog, b, r), full of 
 nnlk, abounding with milk : fr. 
 TTfpi, yXdyog. J 
 
 IlfptyX/yi/do/iat, w/iat, to view 
 with the pupils of the eyes, 
 glance around. Th. yXt'ivtj. 
 UepiyXiji'oinevog, ov, examining 
 with the eyes, looking around : 
 fr. the preceding. 
 ilepiyXujcTcrog, b, t), eminent for 
 speaking, copious, eloquent : fr. 
 Trepi, yXuxTffa. 
 nepiyvdfiTrroj, f. x^u), to bend, wind 
 round : fr. Trcpj, yi'tt/zTrrw. 
 
 DEP 
 
 UepiyoyyvKio, f. vaoj, to murmur 
 around : fr. Trepi, yoyyv'Cot. 
 
 Ueniypa, ag, 1), comjiasses used 
 m making a circle. Th. ypdto. 
 
 Uepiypa<p}}, I'Jt;, /,, circumference, 
 circuit, circumscription, defini- 
 tion, delineation, boundary : fr. 
 
 nepiypd<pu), f. li^w, to ciVcum- 
 scribe, define, determine, finish, 
 C(jnclude, describe negligently 
 or faintly, give an outlhie"; de- 
 stroy, obliterate, banish : fr. 
 
 TTt t. 
 
 ypa^w. 
 
 UepLyvpig, icog, 7}, a circumfe- 
 rence, periphery: fr. Trtpt, yvpog. 
 
 Iltpiyiovi(TKog,ov, 6, a rule, angle. 
 Th. yiuvta. 
 
 Uepicaiofiat, to burn exceedinglv, 
 be inflamed with love : fr. Trepi, 
 ^aio/uai. 
 
 Tlepid^eiadaa, much alarmed, po- 
 etic for Trepiceiaaaa, a. 1. part, 
 act. f. g. of TrepiCeicio. 
 
 nepiht)g, kwg, b, 7'/, very fearful, 
 tnnid : fr. Trepi, Ceog. 
 
 UepiceiSia, perf. m. fr. 
 
 Ufpiceicio, to fear on all sides, be 
 very fearful : f. tiaw, a. 1. Trepi- 
 edeiaa, a. 1. part. Trepiceiaag, pf. 
 m. TTspideidia : fr. Trtpt & Seiduj 
 or ttiuj. 
 
 UepiSenrvBio, d, f. yjmo, to cele- 
 brate a funeral feast : fr. 
 
 nepiceiTTvov, ov, to, a feast after 
 a funeral : fr. Trepi, ctiTrvov. 
 
 IJtpi^efno, to build round, encir- 
 cle. Th. cefiu). 
 
 UepiH^ia, b)v, rd, bracelets : fr. 
 
 Ilepiie^iog, b, >'/, round the right 
 arm ; ambidexter, clever, very 
 dexterous : fr. Trepi, Se^ibg, right. 
 
 UepiSkpaiov, ov, Tb, a collar, 
 bracelet ; ornament of the neck : 
 fr. 
 
 flfpi^gpatoc, 6, 7), encircling the 
 neck : fr. TTfpi, ckpaiov, a col- 
 lar. Th. ^6,0 7/, the neck. 
 ITfpi^ffT^a, u)v, Td, bonds : fr. 
 Ilfptc^fw, a), to fasten round, bind 
 round ; f. 7}(Tw, perf. TrepiiUSfKu, 
 pres. pass. Trepic'eo^ai, perf. pass. 
 ^f^fjUrtt, pluperf. pass. eCeStfitjv, 
 (TO, TO : fr. TTfpi, ^€07, to bind. 
 Uepi^i^iofii, f. cuiauj, ])ert ceStoKa, 
 a. 2. ecioi^, a. 1. eSwKa, to give 
 about, endow ; mid. to give se- 
 curity, pledge one's word, wager: 
 fr. TTfpi, Sidioiii. 
 Uepi^'ireuj, u», f. 7;Ta7, to encircle, 
 whirl round, drive round : fr. 
 TTfpi, Sn'eu). 
 YlepiSiTrXou), u>, f. wo-w, to fold 
 round, double up, cover up : fr. 
 TTfpi, ^ittXoo*. 
 nfpi^pa/i6i/rff,nom. pi. a. 2. part, 
 act. fr. TTfpirpfxw ; f. Qpe^io, a. 
 2. e^pa^ov, eg, e, a. 2. part. act. 
 TTfpidpaixoji', ovTog, perf. ind. 
 act. TrepiStipdfitjKa : fr. tt£jm', 
 Tpex^o. 
 
[I,' 
 
 li? ?i 
 
 
 I 
 
 HEP 
 
 Tiipi^pofxt), TfQ, y, a circuit, run- 
 ning round, revolution : fr. Trtpi- 
 rpkxio. 
 
 Tlfpt^ponoQy 6, »/, running round, 
 circular, round ; as subst. 6, a 
 circuit, circumference; corridor, 
 portico : fr. the same. 
 
 JlipiCpvTrriOy f. xpoj, to lacerate, 
 tear round about. Th. dpvTrruj. 
 
 UepiCvvoj S. rifpicv'u}, f. v'(Tu>, 
 to wrap round, put on, invest ; 
 strip off, take away one's clothes 
 by force : fr. Trtply 5vuj. 
 
 JltpidiiXTOfiaiy f. 1. ni. of Trtpi^ico- 
 fjiai, to lay down by way of de- 
 posit, bargain. 
 
 Ilf ntt/3a\trc, 2 pi. a. 2. ind. act. &. 
 
 Hepisj3a\tTOf 'A sing. a. 2. ind. m. 
 of TTfpijSdWu), to clothe. 
 
 IltpityivtTO, 3 sing. a. 2. m. of 
 TTipiyiiwi^ai. 
 
 llfiiiicoaixov, eg, i, see ntpiCpa- 
 
 fXOt'TfQ. 
 
 IIipif^a»'TjLi2i'0c, t], or, girded 
 round, perf. part. pass, of rrtpi- 
 
 Tl€pi(-Ot]Ka, ag, e, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 7repiTibt]pi, to lay around ; f. 
 
 Qi}(Tio, a. 2. nepuOi/v. 
 Ilfottt^w, obsolete, to look around, 
 
 look from a tower ; know verv 
 
 well ; neglect ; suffer, permit ; 
 
 the tenses in use are a. 2. ind. 
 
 irtpitlct, he neglected, a. 2. inl. 
 
 TTfpuctli' ; p. m. TTspioida : fr. 
 
 TTtpi, I'l^U). 
 
 JlepitiXeio, a), f. ijnio, to fold or 
 roll around, wrap about ; pass. 
 TrepiuXsofxai, to be enfolded: fr. 
 
 Tlepisi\r]9tig,svToc, having wrap- 
 ped himself round, having i)ut 
 on, a. 1. part. pass. fr. the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 IhpitiXrjmg, aog, y, a rolling 
 round : fr. tlie same. 
 
 HfpinXrjipdai, 3 pi. perf. ind. act. 
 Att. of TTtuiXafiiSdvio, to em- 
 brace : fr. TTtpi &. Xaf.ij3a.voj, to 
 take ; f. Xr]\pofxai, perf. Att. 
 e1Xr]<pa, a. 2. tXajSov. 
 
 Iltpui\i^avTtg,nom.\)\. a. 1. part, 
 act. fr. 
 
 litpitiXiaaoj, f. ^lo, to enfold, roll 
 round : fr. TTtpi, tiXiffaio. 
 
 lltpiiifii, to be superioi', exceed, 
 excel ; be over and above, 
 abound, remain, survive : fr. 
 TTfpi, tlfii, to be. 
 
 Ilfptf t/it, to go round or about : 
 fr. TTtpi, tlf.n, to go. 
 
 Jliptttvai, pres. intiu. fr. the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 Ylepiiipio, to fasten or insert 
 round about : fr. Trepi, tipo*. 
 
 TIepitixfTO, he went round, 3 sing, 
 imperf. pass. fr. Trtpuxu). 
 
 HspitKpvfiop, ig, if a. 2. ind. act. 
 of TrtpticpvTrrijo, to hide ; f. \|/a», 
 perf. TTtpiKiKpv^a. Th. kputttuj. 
 
 mm 
 
 HEP 
 
 IlepjcXat, in Hesych. for a<piXov, 
 as if it were a. 1. imper. m. of 
 TTipiaip'tM, to take away ; f. 1. 
 tXoJ, fr. tlie obsolete th. TrtpdXu), 
 whence a. 1. tlXa. 
 
 IlfpiiXaaig, tujg, //, a driving 
 round : fr. 
 
 UtpitXavvu), f. Xdaut, to ride or 
 drive round, ride over, drive 
 together, drive, harass, use vio- 
 lence to : TTtpuXavi'ofitvog, em- 
 barrassed, vexed, perplexed : 
 fr. TTfpi, iXavvit). 
 
 WtpitXiiv, a. 2. inf. act. fr. Trtpi- 
 ato€tu. 
 
 IltptsXttXf, 3 sing, imperf. act. of 
 TztpiXkixtii, to lick about. Th. 
 Xti\u), to lick. 
 
 WtpuXiXioaij), f. ^'w, to shake all 
 around : fr. TTtpi, tXtXiaauj. 
 
 ntpitXOujv, ovTog, a. 2. part. act. 
 of 7rtpdpxofiai,to go round. Th. 
 tpXopai, to come, f. IXtvaofxai, 
 a. 2. yXOoi'. 
 
 IltpdXt^ig, eojg, >'/, a circumvolu- 
 tion : fr. 
 
 TitpitXiaffuj, or -rru), f. ^w, to roll 
 round, coil, enfold : fr. rrepi, 
 iXirrcruj, 
 
 UtpdXKtt), to drag about ; fraudu- 
 lently withdraw or keep back : 
 fr. Trepi, 'iXKui. 
 
 UepdXoi, 3 sing. a. 2. oj)t, act. & 
 
 Ilt'^ntXovTtg, nom. }>1. a. 2. j)art. 
 
 act. TTtpltXuJV, OVTOg, f. g. TTtOl- 
 
 eXovaa, of TTepiaipe.it). 
 
 Tlepdwi'iii, to put round, invest, 
 clothe oneself, dress : fr. Trepi, 
 ei'i'vfii. Th. HO, to i)Ut on, f 
 ij(T(o,a. 1. flea, a. 1. m. eaadfii]v, 
 Ion. & poet, for e\adpii%>. 
 
 WepuTTeaov, eg, e, a. 2. ind. act. 
 of TTemTTiTTTix), to fall on ; f. 
 TrepiTTTwau}, perf. TTepnr'tTTTojKa ; 
 fr. Trepi, TTJTrrtu, a. 2. eTreaov. 
 
 nepitTrXeKe, 3 sing. impf. act. of 
 TrepnrXeKu), f. ^lu, to surround ; 
 obscure one's intention under 
 cover of words : fr. Trepi, TrXeKio. 
 
 UepteTToj 6i TTepuTTopai, to go 
 about and attend a person of- 
 ficiously like a servant ; attend, 
 regard, care for, look up to, 
 cherish, follow close witli ob- 
 servance, court, lionour with at- 
 tenti<Mis : fr. TTtpi, tTTU). 
 
 YltpupyctHlofiai, to work or be 
 busy umiecessjirily, f. dcrofiai, a. 
 1. m. TTepikipya(jdyLi]v : fr. TTtpi, 
 tpyd^Ofiai. Th. tfjyot'. 
 
 Iltpiepyia, ag, i), curiosity, too 
 scrupulous attention : & 
 
 Hepitpyog, 6, »/, curious; too nice, 
 uselessly active. Th. ipyov. 
 
 llepdpxofiai, to go round, wan- 
 der or rove about ; circumvent, 
 deceive ; arrive, come at length, 
 attain ; revenge, punish ; f. 
 Tre^)itXti>ffOfiai, a. 2. TTtpiiiXBov. 
 111. tpxofiai. 
 
 (508) 
 
 nEP 
 
 TlepitcnraKa, ag, e, I have drawn 
 asunder, perf. ind. act. & 
 
 UtpitaTTaTo, 3 sing, impf. pass, of 
 TTepKTTrdoj, w, to draw asunder. 
 
 Ylepdarre, 3 sing. a. 2. Ion. of 
 TTipKTTTdu), to pluck aw ay, tear 
 asunder, a. 2. TTepuffTTov. Th. 
 ffTrdio, to draw. Others derive it 
 fr. TrepuTTuj, to attend, observe, 
 wait on : fr. 7rf(ii, tVio, to fol- 
 low, a. 2. emrov, eg, e, poet. 
 
 llepdaaaoOai, a. 1. inf. m. joet. 
 of Trepdvviffii, to put round. 
 
 lltpitaTaXftevog, t], ov, wrapped 
 over, covered on all sides, part, 
 perf. pass, of TTfptartXXw. 
 
 llepdfTTy, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. of 
 TrepiiiTTtjpi, to surround. 
 
 ntpd(TTi](rni', 3 ])1. a. 2. ind. act. 
 
 TTepd<TTt]l^,OV i\. l.of TTepu(TT}]pi. 
 
 Iltpieariv, 3 sing. pres. ind. of 
 TTtpi ei pi, to be over and above, 
 abound. Th. elpi, to be. 
 
 Uepd(7Tpa\l/ev, for TTtpiriffTpa\ptv, 
 it shone around, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 ind. act. of TTepiaaTpuTTTio. Th. 
 CLffTpaTTToj, to lighten. 
 
 UepuffTioTa, ace. sing. perf. part, 
 act. TTtoitarujg, Cjtoq, contr. for 
 TrepieaniKujg, of TTfpuaTiipi, to 
 surround. 
 
 nepdffxTiTog, t], or, about or al- 
 most the last. Th. taxaroj;. 
 
 UepdiTxov, eg, e, a. 2. ind. act. of 
 Trfiiit\io. 
 
 » /v 
 
 HepiiTtfiov, or TTtpdrofior, a. 2. 
 ind. act. of TrtpiTtfjii'iu, to cut 
 round about ; f. Trtpirtpuj, pert. 
 
 TTepiTtTfUIKa, l)f. m. TTtplTtTOpa. 
 
 UepitTiTpi]To,'A sing, plupf. pass, 
 of the same verb. 
 
 UtpdTvxor, tg, e, a. 2. ind. act. 
 of TrepiTvyxdru), to obtain. Tli. 
 Tvyxdiio, to be ; f. rev'iopai, a, 
 2. eTvxov. 
 
 Y{epd<pBi}aar, Ion. for TrtpiiitpGi]- 
 (Tar, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. pas.s. of 
 TrepuTTio. Th. tTTio, to follow. 
 
 rifpitxtii, m. TTepiixopai, to con- 
 tain, comprehend ; encompass, 
 enclose, surround, circumvent, 
 besiege ; be superior, surpass, 
 vanquish ; retain, keep with 
 closed hands ; mid. enibra* c, 
 cherish, love, care for, defend : 
 Trepiixti for TTepdxtrai, is con- 
 tained, 1 Pet. ii. (i. a. 2. ttiui- 
 eaxor, tg, e. Th. tx^> ^" have. 
 
 UtpitMpa, 3 sing. impf. ind. act. 
 of TTf^Jtopaoi, to look around. Tli. 
 opdu), to see, impf. Att. eiopaor, 
 perf. etopaKu. 
 
 Uepti^aptruig, adv. most vehe- 
 mently : fr. TTtpi, Zaperijg. 
 
 Utfji^ujfia, arog. to, a girdle, 
 apron, waistband, Ruth iii. lb : 
 fr. 
 
 JlepiKiovvvpi, to gird round, in- 
 vest ; f. TTipi^waio, perf. Trtpitl^w- 
 Ka, a. 1. TTepii^ojffa, perf. pas:?. 
 
 riEP 
 
 TrepdKiofffiai, perf. part. pass. 
 Trtpitt,io<Tpi'evog, a. 1. m. TTtpi- 
 e^ioadfitir, to, aro, a. 1. imper. 
 m. TTtpiZ,oj(Tai, drrOio, a. 1. part, 
 mid. TTepi^wcrdpLtvog : fr. TTtpj, 
 'Cioii'vio, or 'Ciori'vpi. 
 lltpiCioaai, gird thyself, a. I. im- 
 per. ni. ot^ the verb preceding. 
 TlepiKioaTpa, ag, t), a wrapper, 
 
 girdle : fr. Trtpi^ibrrv^u. 
 Hepitjyeofiat, ov/xai, to lead a- 
 round ; explain, describe : fr. 
 TTtpi, t'lyeopai, f. rjaofiai. 
 UepujytjfxariKOQ, t),or, led round; 
 minutely descriptive ; verb. adj. 
 fr. the preceding. 
 Tiepujy ii)g, iog, 6, y, circular, curv- 
 ed, lying in a circle ; KVKXd^ag 
 TTtpiiiyuig, Call. Hynm. in Del. 
 \i)H, the Cyclades lying in a 
 circle ; as it ought to be read. 
 Tlfpii)yt](Tig, euig, t), a leading 
 around ; an explanation or men- 
 tion of any thing .severally, and, 
 as itwei'e,by conducting thmugli 
 each j)art distinctly : fr. Trepi- 
 yytopai. 
 Jlepuiyor, eg, e, impf. or a. 2. of 
 
 TTtpiayti*, to lead round. 
 Uepiijeir, etg, ei, plnperf. m. of 
 TTtpieif^u, to ai)proach. Th. tlfxt, 
 to go, perf. m. eJa, plupf. ?jtiv, 
 jil. ytKTar, &. Att. yetrar. 
 lUpiijOiipa, arog, to, dregs. Long. 
 
 '13 : fr. TTtpi iiOu}. 
 
 Uepiijicio, f. ^w, to arrive, attain, 
 
 come round to, devolve uj)on. 
 
 In. ijKoj. 
 
 UepiijXOur, eg, e, a. 2. ind. act. of 
 
 TTepitpxopai, to go round. Th. 
 
 tpxofiai, to come, f. iXtixropai, 
 
 a. 2. ijXvOor, \. by sync. 7)X9or. 
 
 Iltpu'iXixTig, tiog, II, a going round, 
 
 circuit : fr. 7rfpi£p\;()//at. 
 ntpiijXvrevofiai, to go round, run 
 about ; 2 pi. pros, imper. m. 
 TTepiifXvTtvtffOt, run ye about, 
 LXX. Jerem. xlix. 3 : fr. TTtpi, 
 tXtvOuj for epxofxai, to come. 
 IltpujptKTfuj, a>, f. ?;<Ta>, to be of- 
 fended, indignant at, bear an ill 
 will, endure with difficulty, be 
 afflicted, jiained or grieved, la- 
 ment. Til. ypeKTtio, the same. 
 Utpiijr, 3 sing. impf. of TTtpitipi, 
 
 to be present. Th. eifii, to be. 
 lltpirivtiKa, I have carried a- 
 round. Ion. for TTtpiijrtyKu, a. 1. 
 ind. act. of Trepitpepoj. 
 ntpi}]pyvpu)phwg,\)evt'. part. pass, 
 of TTt()tapyi;poco, to plate with 
 silver : fr. TTtpi, a^yvpog, 
 YltpiyntlTo, 3 sing. impf. pass, of 
 Trepiaipeofiai, to take away. Th. 
 aipkoj, to take, f. ycrut, pf. yptjKu, 
 a. 2. tlXov. 
 Iltpn^orpa^a, ag, e, perf. ind. act. 
 of TTepiafJTpaTTTto, to shine round 
 about. Th. darpaTTTco, to light 
 en, f. \poj, perf. i)<TTpa<pa. 
 
 HEP 
 
 Uepujxeoj, Cj, f. //o-w, to resound 
 an.und, echo : fr. TTtpi, vx'tw. 
 
 YlepiQdXTTio, f. -^lo, to cherish 
 nuich, warm thoroughly : fr. 
 
 TTtpi, OdXTTiO. 
 
 ilem0apj3t)g, tog, 6, )}, exceedingl\ 
 
 terrified : fr. TTtpi, 0dfii3og. 
 llffjiOapniig, tog, 6, »'/, very bold, 
 confident : fr. TTtpi, Oapaog. 
 IltniOeig, evTog, a. 2. part. act. ol 
 7TepiTi0iii.u, to jdace around. 
 Th. Ti^iifii, to place, f. Qiiauj, 
 perf. TtOtiKa, a. 2. tO/jr. 
 HtpiOtpa, arog, to, a thing put 
 round, j)laster : «Sc 
 n.tpd)t(Tig,twg, J/, a placing round, 
 
 putting on : & 
 UtpiVtTog, 6, i), &. -6g, »/, or, ])ut 
 round or on ; // TTtpiOtTj), fal.se 
 hair, a peruke : fr. TrtptriOijpi. 
 HtpiOno, at, f. Otvaopai, to run 
 
 round, encircle : fr. TTtpi, Oeuj. 
 llepiOpijrtopai, oufxai, to fill with 
 lamentation : fr. TTcpi, Opnrtitj. 
 111. vpijrog, griet, 
 UtpiQpiyKouj, at, to fortify round 
 about with a coat of mail or 
 hedge : fr. Trepi, OptyKou), to for- 
 tify or entrench. Th. OpiyKog, 
 a nitched battlement in a wall. 
 UepiOvfiog, 6, »/, very angry, iu- 
 
 ri(»us. Th. Ovixog. 
 Hepi'ldxio, to res(»und or re-echo 
 around : fr. TTt()i, Idxa. 
 Tlept'idetiv, hm. 6c HtpiiCtperai, 
 by sync. TrepiUpevai, Dor. ^ 
 Att. for TTepiictXr, a. 2. inf. of 
 TTtptfi^(t», to surpass in know- 
 ledge, II. N. 728. 
 Iltpa^yt,-, 2 sing. a. 2. subj. act. 
 
 of the same verb. 
 ritpiVt i/ai, to go about, come down 
 
 t<», pres. inf. : iV 
 
 Yiepi'iovfTa, a. 2. pt. f. g. of Trep'i- 
 
 eifii, to approach. Th. tt/a, to 
 
 go, a. 2. lor, a. 2. pt. iwv, iuvaa. 
 
 HepiiaTapevog, t], ov, pros. part. 
 
 pass. fr. 
 nspit<jTt)pi, to place round, sta- 
 tion, fix all round, invest, sur- 
 round, bring round to a different 
 state, reduce ; in a. 2. &. perf. 
 to stand round, surround, come 
 round, happen, change ; mid. 
 TTepucTTafiai, to place one's self 
 round, stand round, surround, 
 encompass ; avoid, decline, ffee ; 
 change one's opinions ; oppose, 
 restrain, 2 Tim. ii. ](j. Tit. iii. 
 19. Grtev. in Luc. Solac. 2o. 
 Gataker Antonin. iii. 4. 92 ; f. 
 TTepL(TTi]<Tu), pf. TTepdarijKa, a. 1. 
 TTtpiiaTifffa, pf. pt. act. TTtpito-- 
 TrjKojg, OTog, &. contr. TTtpitorrtu^;, 
 wTog, surrounding ; Trtpttori/Krt 
 TovvarTLor t) u)g tUbg yr, it 
 happened differently from what 
 it ought, Lys. ; TTtptifxracro, op- 
 pose, hinder, pres. impel', mid. 
 (with ace.) : fr. TTepl^ 'larrjfiLy to 
 (509) 
 
 HEP 
 
 stand, f. oTi'iaoj, a. 2. taTtjr, a. 
 2. inf. act. arijrai, part. trTag. 
 Uepdnxopai, to clasp round, be 
 attache (I to : fr. Tre^n, i<t\'iu. 
 litpiKuBaipio, f. opti, to cleanse 
 on all sides, cleanse thoroughly; 
 entail round: i'r. TTtpi, KaOaip'io. 
 
 ntniKaOi'iTTToj, to bind ox- han<'- 
 round : fr. TTf()i, kuQutttu). 
 
 UtpiKttOanitl, 3 sing. f. I. fr. 
 
 lltpiKaOapi::^oj, f. iaixt, Att. lut, to 
 purify round about, cleanse tho- 
 roughly : fr. TTtpi, Kueapi^io. 
 
 IltpiKdOap/Aa, arog, to, off-sc(»ur- 
 ing, filth bntught together from 
 all sides, an outcast : fr. Trtpt- 
 K(i6a(pio. 
 
 UtpiKciOtjpai, to sit round, be- 
 siege : fr. TTtpi, KuQi]p(n. 
 
 UtaiKaQilM,{. imo, to seat round ; 
 mid. to sit round, besiege hos- 
 tilely : fr. TTtfti, KaOi^oj. 
 
 ntpiKaiM, f. Kavnto, to bum all 
 round, scorch, -inge : fr. TTtpi, 
 Kaiio. 
 
 Ilti)iKaXX))g, tog, o, 7/,very beau- 
 tiful ; nom. pi. TrtpijcaXX'tte : fr. 
 TTtpi, KaXog. 
 
 HepiKaXuTTTio, to veil around, 
 mufffe, cover up, surround ; f. 
 
 4'^y a. I. TTfpttK-dXjl^a, pf. TTtpl- 
 
 KtKaXiKpa, perf. ]>: ss. TTtptfct/cd- 
 Xvpnai, perf. part. pass. TTtptK-t- 
 KaXvpperog, //, or, covered up : 
 
 fr. TTtpi, KaXvTTTOJ. 
 
 UtpiKappopog, for TTtpiKaTapo- 
 pog, wretched abi.ve others. 
 
 ntpiKan(piapbg, of, 6, the shaking 
 off' the dust or chaff by a hen 
 when leaving her nest, a purify- 
 ing : fr. TTtpi, Kop^og. 
 
 ITf ptfcara/3d AX w, to throw down 
 around, 3 sing. a. 2. poet. Trtpi- 
 Kdi5i3aXer: fr. TTtpi, »cara/3dXXa;. 
 
 UepiKaTdyi'Vfu, 1. d^u), to break 
 all round or in \ ieces : fr. TTepi, 
 KaTayrvfii. 
 
 UepiKardXjjTTTor, 6, j), hedged in, 
 
 caught. Th. XofxjSdvio. 
 UepiKaTaTTiTTTUj. to fall about or 
 
 down : fr. TTtpi, KaraTTiTTTio. 
 UfpiKaTappi'iyrvpt, f. i)^u),to tear 
 
 or burst in pieces : fr. TTt()i, 
 
 KaTappi'iyvvpi. Th. pjjaaoj. 
 UepiKarariOiipi, to place round 
 
 about or upon, 3 sing. a. 2. m. 
 
 poet. TTtpiKUTOtTO : fr. TTtpi, 
 
 KaraTiOfffii. 
 HepiKaTtppii^aro, 3 sing. a. 1. m. 
 
 of TTtpiKaTappiiyi'Vfii. 
 lltpiKaTiiaOai, Ion. for rrepiKd- 
 
 BtjaOai, pres. inf. m. ; TrepiKaTt]- 
 
 ptri^). Ion. for TrepiKaOnptrti), 
 
 dat.sing.pt. i)res. of TTtpjKdy/y^taj, 
 
 to sit around, besiege. 
 ntpiKavfTig, tmg, i), a burning 
 
 round, drought. Th. Kaiio. 
 YltpiKtifiai, to lie round, hang 
 
 about one, be encompassed or 
 
 clothed, (with an ace.) ; TTtpt- 
 
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 OEP 
 
 Kfirat, is above, remains. Tli. 
 
 KtXfjiai, to lie, f. Kfino^iai. 
 UepiKsipio^ f. cpoi, to shave or 
 
 shear all round. Th. jcftpw. 
 JlepiKtvrkio, 10, f. ijau), to pierce^ 
 
 on all sides, transpierce : fr. 
 
 TTfpl, KtVTiU). 
 
 UioiKecpaXaia, aQ, t), a helmet : 
 
 fr. TTcpi, Kf^aXj/. 
 nfpiK//(^o/iai,thesameasK:f}<^o^a«, 
 
 to care nmch about. Th. kijCoq. 
 JlepiKrjXoc, u, »), very parched, 
 
 burnt up, cleft on all sides : fr. 
 
 TTSpi, KijXtog, warm. Th. Kaito. 
 HepiKij-jroc, a neighbouring gar- 
 den, border round a garden. Tii. 
 
 KtiTTog. 
 UepiicXaSi^Q, tog, 6, »'/, abounding 
 
 in branches : fr. Trtpi, kXcIcoq. 
 JltpiKXa(T9sPTa)v,gon. pi. a. 1. pt. 
 
 pass. TTtpiKXaGOeig ; fr. 
 Jl£ciKXaui,oj,f.acrw, to break round 
 
 about, bend round. Tli. kXcioj. 
 JltniKXetjg, iog, o, >'/, & IlfpiKrXft- 
 
 Tog, //, or, renowned around, 
 
 far-famed : fr. Trtpi, & KXkog, 
 
 KXiiu). 
 UipiKXiio), f. tirno, to inclose, sur 
 
 round. Th. KXeiio. 
 UepiKXiiUiv, Ion. for TrtpiKXtitiv, 
 
 inf. of the preceding. 
 JIspiKXrjQ, kog, 6, Pericles, a pro- 
 per name. 
 JlepiKXi'^o), f. i'(Tw, to wash round, 
 
 wash «>n all sides : fr. Trepl, kXv- 
 
 ^at. Hence 
 TlepiKXvaTog, rj, ov, washed all 
 
 round. 
 TlfpticXwog, o, y), very famous : 
 
 fr. TTcpi, KXvTog. 
 IltpiKptjfjLig, I'dog, »/, greaves, 
 
 stockings : fr. TrtpJ, Kvr)jxi]. 
 JlipiKv'i^iog, a, ov, rough with 
 
 prickles, like the nettle, &c.: fr. 
 TlfniKviluj, to scrape about, pare, 
 
 gnaw on all sides : Trtpi, kvi^oj. 
 IltpiKoKKvXi^, f. v(Tu}, to crow : fr. 
 
 TTfpJ, KOKKVC^. 
 
 TLfoiKoXovut, f. (To>, to mutilate 
 round, depress : irept, koXovoj. 
 
 IlfpiKopua, arog, & dim. Jlepi- 
 KOfificiTiov, TO, any thing cut all 
 about or chopped small, minced 
 meat : fr. TrepiKoirru}. 
 
 UepiKoixTreu}, oJ, f. rjcru), to trumpet 
 about, sound forth : fr. nepl, 
 
 (CO/iTTfOi. 
 
 JltpiKOfiypog, o, //, over-nice, neat, 
 elegant : fr. 7r«pi, Ko^-^og. 
 
 IlipiKOTTt), ijg, V, circumcision, a 
 cutting round, retrenchment, 
 section; mutilation; sketch, out- 
 line, or description of the per- 
 son ; dress, ornament ; means, 
 wealth : fr. 
 
 nspiKoTTToj, f. \l/u), to cut round, 
 curtail, mutilate; metaph. to clip, 
 diminish the power and strength 
 of a person : fr. ttcoj, fcoTrrw. 
 
 UtpiKocr^tiM), u), f. i7cra>, to adorn. 
 
 nEP 
 
 ornament : fr. TTfoi, icoff/ittu. 
 
 YltpiKpaTiio, vj, f. T/cw, to be supe- 
 rior, prevai"!, vanquish : & 
 
 n.epiKpaTi)g, kog, 6, t), master of, 
 superior, (with a gen.) victori- 
 ou.s, very strong : fr. Trtpl, Kpa- 
 Ttuj, to hold. Th. Kpnrog. 
 
 ntniKpvTTTU), to hide all round, 
 conceal ; f. \pu), pf. 7reniKBKpv(pa, 
 a. 2. TTtpt'eKpv^ov, ig, e. Th. 
 
 KpVTTTU). 
 
 nepLKTih'io, f. ivio, to kill around : 
 
 fr. TTCpt, KTeivbi. 
 
 TIepiKTiTijg, ov, 6, one wlio dwells 
 round about, a neighbour ; pi. 
 TTtpiKTirai : fr. Trepi, kti'^io. 
 
 UepiKTiojVf ovog, 6, a neiglibour, 
 one who builds or dwells about 
 a place : fr. the same. 
 
 IltpiKriJfcXow, u>, to encompass 
 round about, encircle ; f. lixrut, 
 perf. TTfpiKiKt'KXioKa, a. 1. Tvtpi- 
 iKVKXiorra. Th. KVKXog. 
 
 lUpiKuKXip, adv. around, round 
 about : fr. Trtnt, Ki'KXog. 
 
 UipiKvXVu), f. 7'(Tu>, to roll round 
 about : fr. 7r«pi, kvXiuj. 
 
 TlepiKVfuov, oi'og, 6, »'/, surround- 
 ed by waves, sea-girt : fr Trtpi, 
 KVfxa. 
 
 niptKu)fia^u), to revel about : fr 
 
 TTfpt, KiVjXa^lO. 
 
 U(piKu)veu), {o, f. i)(Tio, to smear 
 round about, properly with 
 pitch : fr. ttcoi, Ku>vog. 
 
 JlfpiXnfx^dvu), to embrace, com- 
 prehend, lay liold of,seize, grasp, 
 encircle, surround, inclose, con- 
 tain : fr. 7r«pl, Xajxliai'u), f. 
 Xi]\pofiai. 
 
 ntpiXafiTTio, to shine round, illu- 
 minate on all sides ; f. ;^w, a. 1. 
 TrepiiXafixj/a, a. I. part. act. irepi- 
 Xapxlag. Th. Xa'/tTTtu. 
 
 UipiXfiTTii), to leave behind, nmke 
 a remainder ; f. \pio, perf. ttjoj 
 X^Xticpa ; pres. pass. TrtpcXttTro 
 ^lai, to be left over and above, 
 remain, survive, perf. part. pass. 
 TT^piXeXeififiivog, ?/, or, left be- 
 hind, residuary : fr. Trtpl, Xt t7ra», 
 to leave, a. 2. tXnrov, perf. m. 
 XkXonra. 
 
 TItpiXti\u), f. ^u>, to lick all about 
 or over : fr. irepl, Xfix^^' 
 
 HtpiXt^ig, tojg, »'/, circumlocution, 
 loquacity : fr. Trept, Xtyiu. 
 
 IlfptXETrw, f. i^iu, to peel oft' round 
 about, shell : fr. Trtpi, Xsttuj. 
 
 TlepiXecrxiit'evrog, o, »/, famous : 
 fr. TTfpt, Xt^xui'tvoi). Th. Xe(txt]. 
 
 JlipiXtuKog, 6, >/, very white : fr. 
 
 TTipl, XlVKOg. 
 
 rifptXjj/t/ia, aroc, to, a thing 
 . taken ; taking, ca])ture, compre- 
 hension : fr. 7repiX(ifi(3di'u). 
 n.fpiXt]TrT6g, if, ov, embraced, 
 comprehended, al)le to be laid 
 hold of or grasped, intelligible : 
 fr. TTfpiXa/i^ai'w. 
 (510) 
 
 nEP 
 
 ncpiXtxf'a^w, & TTtpiXtx/^aw or 
 ao^ai, the same as 7rfpiX£t\a>. 
 
 VLfpiXonrog, 6, »"/, left behind, re- 
 siduary, remaining. Th. Xt ittw. 
 
 ntpiXouu>,f. ovfTio, to wa.sh round, 
 bathe : fr. Trtpl, Xovio. 
 
 llfpiXvTrog, 6, »'/, vei-y sad, worn 
 out with grief, anxious : fr. 
 Trept, XvTrij. 
 
 riept/tat/mw, w, f. ijffio, to searcli 
 for, seek anxiouslv, survey at- 
 tentively ; Tztpif.iaii.u'inoaa, poet, 
 for TTipifiaifiuxra, c<mtr. fr. Trepi- 
 l-iaif^idovrra : fr. Trtpl, i^iaifidio. 
 
 ntpifiaivof-iai, to be greatly en- 
 raged, rage around or on all 
 sides : fr. Trtpl, ^air'Ofiai. 
 
 nfpi//apj'a;iat,tolight for, defend: 
 fr. TTtpi, fuipvafiai. 
 
 ntpifidxiiTog, 6, »'/, fought or con- 
 tended for, worth fighting for, 
 much desired or sought for : fr. 
 
 nfptj[ia\;''/^«i, to fight for, about, 
 or around. Th. /iax'^ 
 
 ntpifitvtaivu), to desire most ear- 
 nestly : fr. TTcpi, ntvtaivii). 
 
 Ylipiixkvoi, to wait for, (with ace.) 
 wait, remain, tarry ; f. TrtpiixtvCj, 
 perf. TTtpifiifxtvTjKa, a. 1. TTtpi- 
 t/xiiva, ag, t. Th. fxivoj. 
 
 YltpifxiffTog, 6, »/, very full : fr. 
 
 TTtpl, flttXTOg. 
 
 UtpintTpov, OV, TO, a going round, 
 circumference : fr. 
 
 TltpifitTpog, 6, »/, circular, round ; 
 »'/ TTiuifitTpog, namely, ypafifn), 
 the circumference, perimeter. 
 Th. utTpov. 
 
 Tltpifiijdijg, tog, u, the name of a 
 man. 
 
 ntptfitjKtTOQ, 6, »/, very long, lofty 
 or high : & 
 
 UtpifjiiiKiig, tog, 6, j), very long : 
 fr. TTtpl, ju/yicof . 
 
 Ilfpii.i)]X(i^'dofiai, iofiai, to lay 
 plots tor on all sides. Th. fxtj- 
 xdvt). 
 
 HtpifiivvSo), to lessen, diminish 
 on all sides ; decrease on all 
 sides : fr. Trtpi, ^iivvOio. 
 
 UtpivaitTdoj, w, to dwell around : 
 fr. TTfpt, vaitTaio. 
 
 Yltoivai(.Ti]g, ov, 6, a neighbour : 
 & 
 
 Tlfpivaio), to dwell around, be 
 situated around : fr. Trtpt, vaiio. 
 
 UfpivavTior, 6, »), sea-sick, sub- 
 ject to nausea. Some MSS. 
 have also Trtpivavaiog, which is 
 the same : fr. TrtpJ, vavria. 
 
 Tlfpivfog, 6, or Iltpivaiov, ov, to, 
 Lat. perincpum, a part of the 
 human bodv. 
 
 nfpivi<l)fXog, 6, ?'/, clouded, over- 
 cast : fr. TTtpi, i'f(piXi]. 
 
 ntpivttjg, lo, 6, a superfluous pas- 
 senger on board ; gener. a pas- 
 senger : fr. vavg. 
 
 Utpivj'jb), also -vr)t(o & -vew, f. 
 rjacj, to heap or pile round about. 
 
 HEP 
 
 Th. vtu), vj)u). 
 
 ntpiviffffofiai, to go round or 
 about : fr. Trtot, vioaofxai. 
 
 UfpivKTfrofitvd o)V, gen. pi. ^ol. 
 part. pres. fr. the preceding. 
 
 Iltptj'OEw, u>, to lay hold of, and 
 conceive in the mind, consider 
 attentively, devise and imagine, 
 be well ac(iuainte(l with ; f, ijfjuj, 
 perf. vtvotjica : fr. Trtpi, votio. 
 
 lltpivoffTtuj, at, f. T)(To}, to return 
 to the same spot by going round 
 and round, ramble about ; take 
 
 a survey round about : fr. Trtpi, 
 
 VOfTTSlO. 
 
 Utpi^, adv. and prep, with the 
 gen. round about. Th. Trtpi. 
 
 Jltpi^tffTog, 7j, nv, polished and 
 smooth on all sides : fr. 
 
 IItpt^6(u, f. irno, to polish on all 
 
 sides : fr. -n-tpi, ^eio. 
 Utpi^vpdw, or -piu}, w, f. -ffmo, to 
 shave or shear round about : fr, 
 Trtpi, ^vpdoj. 
 lUpi^vio, to shave, scrape, ])lane 
 
 or pare round about, f. vmo, pf. 
 
 t^VKa : fr. Trtpl, %Vio. 
 Tlfpiodivu), to go about, survey, 
 
 peruse, revolve, circumvent, *f. 
 
 tvffu), perf. uihvKa : fr. 
 UtpioSog, ou, >/, a going about, 
 
 circuit, circumference, tour, de- 
 scription of a tour, revolution, 
 
 veriod, regular course : fr. Trtot, 
 
 oOog. 
 TltpioiKthi, ut, to dwell around, be 
 
 a near irjhabitant, f. {]<no, perf. 
 
 TTtpupKiiKa : fr. Trtpl, o'lKtio. 
 UtpiOLKlg, iSng, t), situated in the 
 
 suburbs, neighbouring : fr. TTfot- 
 
 OIKOQ. 
 
 UipioiKo^OfiSio, a>, to build round, 
 hiclose, f. iimo, perf. qiKOCoujjKa: 
 ir. Trtpt, otKocofitio. 
 
 UtpioiKog, 6, y'l, a near inliabitant, 
 dwelling about one, a neighbour: 
 fr. TTtpi, olKog. 
 
 JltpioTTTtog, a, ov,to be despised, 
 disregarded ; verb. adj. fr. 
 
 rifpioTrroyuot, to look around, 
 overlook, neglect, slight, suffer, 
 permit any thing. Th. oTrro/imt. 
 
 TltpioTrroc, 6, t), conspicuous ; 
 negligent : fr. TrtptoTrro/xai. 
 
 ritptopatu, t5, f. a (TO), to look 
 round, survey, overlook, neglect, 
 permit, wait : fr. Trtpi, opdio. 
 
 JJipiopyutg, adv., very angrily : fr. 
 TTtpl. ^pyi). 
 
 MipiopGpwv, ov, TO, twilight: fr. 
 TTtpl, up9pog. 
 
 UtpiopQpov, ov, TO, the time be- 
 fore day-break, twilight, day- 
 break : fr. the same. 
 
 ITtpiopi^w, f. i(Toj, to circumscribe 
 within its territories or limits, 
 limit, define ; explain ; exter- 
 minate : Trtpi, opi^^oj. Th. opog. 
 
 XltpiopitTfibg, ov, 6, a boundary, 
 landmark ; definition ; exile : 
 
 HEP 
 
 fr. the preceding. 
 Utpiopv(T(Toj or TTo), f. ^io, to dif 
 round : fr. Trtpi, opvamo. 
 Utpiovcria, ag, >}, savings, abun- 
 dance, superiority, aftluonce, 
 opulence, wealth, property, su- 
 perfluity, gain ; i)reservation ; 
 tK TTtpiovniag, at an advantage : 
 fr. ^ TTtpitim, to abound. Th. 
 ti^l, to be, part. Cov, ovtra. 
 Utpiovmci^u), f. dnoj, to abound 
 I in means : fr. Trtniovaia. 
 UtpiovfTiarrixbg, ov, 6, possession 
 of means, superfluity, wealth, 
 property : fr. the preceding. 
 Utpiovcnog, b, t), peculiar, abun- 
 dant, opulent, eminent : fr. 
 TTtpiu)v, ovaa, of TTipitifu. Th. 
 tlfxi. 
 
 Utnioxn, 7/c, >'/, subject-matter, 
 an argument, summary, passage, 
 volume, period ; encompassing, 
 inclosing ; circuit ; C(mtents ; 
 husk, ]>od : fr. Trtpi'ix<^. Th. txw. 
 
 ntpiTTaOkio, f. iiuio, to be over- 
 whelmed with grief : fr. 
 
 ntpt7ra0//c, «oc, 6, >), afflicted 
 with nmch grief; strongly af- 
 fected with any passion : fr. 
 
 TTtpl, TTClOog, 
 
 UtpiTTapiivai, a. 2. inf. pass. Trtpt- 
 TTaptlg, tvTog, pierced, a. 2. pt. 
 pass, of TTtpt7rt/pu>. 
 
 ntpiTrartw, d, to walk up and 
 down, walk about and discourse; 
 spend one's life, live ; f. tj^uj 
 perf. TTtpiTTtTrdTtjKa : fr. Trtpi, 
 
 TTUTHO. 
 
 UtpiTTaTijTiKog, t), ov, a disciple 
 of Aristotle, 2)eripatctic, a name 
 derived from their practice of 
 walking in the Lycajum : fr. the 
 ])receding. 
 
 TltpnraToir)v, Att. for TrtpiTra- 
 Tol^ii, pr. opt. act. fr. TrtptTr'artw. 
 
 IlfptTTaroc, ov, 6, a walking up 
 and down ; place to walk in ; 
 philosophical disputation c(m- 
 ducted while walking ; place 
 for philosophers to dispute in 
 whilst walking, particularly the 
 school of Aristotle : fr. Tr^pi- 
 
 TTttTtU}. 
 
 XltpiTTtip(o, to pierce round about, 
 transfix ; f. TrtpiTTtpw, a. 1. Trtpi- 
 tTTttprt, ac, t ; pass. TrtpiTrtt'po- 
 /m(, to be pierced : fr. Trtpi, 
 TTtipw. 
 
 ritptTrtXaj, usually TTtpiTTtXofiai, 
 to survive, surpass, encomjiass, 
 revolve: fr. Trtpl, TrtXw. See 
 
 TTtplTrXo/itfOt,'. 
 
 rrtpiTTf/LiTTroe, 6, t), sent round 
 
 about : fr. 
 ff tptTTf/iTTw, f. }poj, to send about, 
 
 or round : fr. TTtpl, TTtfnro). 
 TlfpiTTtTrTa^aL, see TTtTTTafiai. 
 UtpiTTtTTTioKtvai, perf. inf. act. of 
 
 Trtptn"i7rr(u. 
 
 UfoiTTtcrojv, ovTog, a. 2. part. act. 
 (511) 
 
 HEP 
 
 TTf()i7rf(rtti/,a. 2. hif. TrtpiTTtcrtjre 
 2 j)l. a. 2. subj. act. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 UtpiTTtTavvVio, ntptTTtra^fu, or 
 IlfptTTtrrtw, to stretch round, 
 extend on every side ; TTtpnTtiT- 
 TctTcii, hy sync, for TrtptTTtTrtra- 
 rai. Th. TTtTuio. Hence 
 lltptTTfTafTTbg, y), vv, stretched 
 about ; to Trtpi Trtraoroi', an em- 
 brace. 
 nfpi7TfT))g, Eog, 6, y), one who is 
 falling or has fallen, tottering, 
 precarious ; embracing ; fallen 
 upon ; reversed, changed ; veil- 
 ed ; TTtpiTTtTta TTpdyjxaTa, a 
 reverse of fortune : fr. Trtpi, 
 
 TTtTU), Obs. for TTITTTU), tO flill. 
 
 ntpiTTETOfiai, to fly or flutter 
 
 about : fr. Trtpi, TrtTofiai. 
 HtpiTTf irjcz/c, tog, 6, y), very bitter, 
 
 painful : fr. Trtpl, TTtvKyj. 
 Utpnrt(pXtv(Tfiivog, perf. part. 
 
 pass.fr. Trtpt^Xt/)oi,for Trtpi(pXv(o, 
 
 to Imrn up. Th. (pXvuj, to boil. 
 ntpnTy)yvviJiai, to grow stiff with 
 
 cold : fr. 
 UtpiTTyjyvvfit, f. Trif^oj, to fasten 
 
 round about, make compact. 
 
 Th. TTi'iyvvfii. 
 
 ITfpiTTt/yTrpaa;, to burn off or round, 
 singe : fr. Trtpi, TTifiTTpaio. 
 
 ntpiTTiTTru}, to fall about, over, 
 on, into, or among, encounter, 
 meet, (with a dat.) f. Trtpt.-rrw- 
 (Tuj, perf. TTtptTriTTrajjcn, a. 2. 
 TTtpuTTtnov, a. 2. inf. TrtptTrtfftlj': 
 
 fr. TTtpl, TTITTTOJ. 
 
 TlfpiTTiTvtu), w, the same. 
 
 ntpiTrXrtj/no/iat, Cji.iai, f. yjffofiai, 
 to go roving about : fr. Trtpi, 
 TTXavdofiai. 
 
 UfptTTXtKTog, 6, -q, entwined, 
 joined together : fr. 
 
 rifpiTrXtfcu;, f. %u), to twine round, 
 embrace, implicate ; involve a 
 sentence in obscure words, per- 
 plex : fr. TTf^pl, nXtKO). 
 
 UtpiiTXtog, 6, if, very full, abun- 
 dant : fr. TTtpl, TTXtog. 
 
 YltpiTTXtvpog, 6, ?'/, about the sides: 
 fr. TTtpl, TTXtvpd. 
 
 TltpiTTXtio, f. tvaio, to sail round 
 or about, sail up and down : fr. 
 
 TTtpl, TTXetO. 
 
 UtpiTTXyjGifg, tog, 6, y), very full, 
 populous, very large : fr. Trtpi, 
 TTXifOog. 
 
 YlfpiTrXiiOoj, f. <T(o, to fill, be very 
 or quite full : fr. Trtpi, TrXifQu). 
 
 ITtpiTrXoK/), rfg, y), a folding round, 
 embracing, implication, intri- 
 cacy : fr. TTtpiTrXt/coi. 
 
 HtpiTrXo/itrog, ov, by sync, for 
 TTfptTTtXo/xtvoc, revolving ; gen. 
 pi. TTtptTrXo/Lth'wi' ; TrtpiTTXa/xt- 
 7'og tviavTog, the revolving 
 year : fr. Trtpt TrtXw, to turn 
 round. Th. TrtXw, to be, turn. 
 
 ITtptTrXooc ovg, oov ov, 6, a car- 
 
I- 
 
 I ■ * 
 
 u 
 
 ; 4 * 
 
 
 
 ti 
 
 HEP 
 
 rying or sailing round ; adj. 
 6, i), able to be sailed round: fr. 
 TTfpi, around, & TrXfw ; whence 
 ttXooc, org, 6, a sailing, 
 
 llfptTrXwo), Ion. for TrepiTrXfuj. 
 
 Utonri-iio, f. fvmo, to blow roinid 
 or upon : fr. Tre^n, 7rv«a». 
 
 JJtpi7rviyi)Q, got;, 6, ?/, nearlv 
 choked : fr. Trepi, rrviyoj. 
 
 JlepnroOrjTog, 6, ?), much re 
 gretted or desired, dearly be- 
 loved : fr. TTfpi, rroOiu). 
 
 JlepiTTouu), ttt, to defend, secure, 
 keep, preserve, save, preserve 
 alive, assume, claim ; mid., to 
 acquire, keep, procure ; f. //cra», 
 perf. TrepnrnroitjKa ; pres. m. 
 TTfpiTrotiOjtxai, ovfiai, a. 1. ni. 
 TTtpifTrotrjnanrjv, tu, aTo ; Trtpi- 
 7roit}(TM^e9a, 1 pi. a. 1. subj. 
 m. : tr. Trto/, ttoi^uj. 
 
 YlfpnToitirriQ, eiog, //, a keeping, 
 acquisition, preservation, as- 
 sumption : fr. the preceding. 
 
 JlipnroiKiXoQ, 6, //, very spotted, 
 variegated. Th. TroiKiXog. 
 
 UepiTTuXku}, (u, f. })fT(ij, to go round, 
 travel over or about : fr. Trepl, 
 7ro\t(o. 
 
 UtpiTToXia, b)V, TCL, pi. of 
 
 JlipiiroXiov, ov, TO, a watch- 
 tower, castle fttr the defence ot 
 a citv, surroundinj; territorv, 
 environs : fr. Trepl, ttoXi^'. 
 
 TlepiTToWov, adv. very much : 
 
 fr. TTfOt, TToWoQ, 
 
 JlepiTTuXog, ov, b, a patrol, guard : 
 
 fr. TTiOJ, TToXsw. 
 nEpf7r6<j0yo()i', ov, TO, a long 
 
 white purple-bordered garment. 
 
 Th. 7rop<pi<pa. 
 JltpiTTOTCioixai, wf^iai, f. iirro/.iai, to 
 
 fly round : fr. TTfpi, iroTuo^iai. 
 IlfpiTrpo, beyond, as it were, 
 
 around and before ; verv 
 
 tremeiy, exceedingly 
 
 J\ipnTpo-)(kit), f. (vaoj, to pour 
 out around, overflow. Th. x^^- 
 
 UepnrTaiio, to stumble on, (with 
 a dat.) 6Xi9p(}). Th. Trraiuj. 
 
 TLepiTTTtpog, 6, »'/, surrounded 
 with wings or battlements : fr. 
 
 TTipi, TTTipOV. 
 
 JltpLTrrirrfTojy to clear off husks 
 thoroughly : fr. Trepl, irTiadio. 
 
 IltpiTrryy/ia, arof, ro,a covering : 
 & 
 
 rifptTrri'laaa, having enfolded, 
 a. 1. jtart. f. g. fr. 
 
 JltpiiTTvacju), f. ^^o, to wrap round, 
 surround, embrace, encompass, 
 enfold : fr. Trept, TTTuaffio. Hence 
 
 JlepirrTvxVi VQi Vy ^ folding 
 
 round, enveloping, surrounding, 
 
 embracing, circuit : & 
 JlepiTTTvxtjg, tog, 6, r), covered, 
 
 enveloped. 
 IlfpiTrrw/ia, ciTog, rb, an accident, 
 
 mischance, fall : fr. TrepiTriTrrw. 
 
 i 
 
 adv. 
 
 ex- 
 fr. 
 
 HEP 
 
 TJep'nrvffrog, b, »/, celebrated, of 
 high renown : fr. Trtpi, TTvi'Oa- 
 rofjiai, to hear, learn ; f. m. Trtv- 
 (To/xat, pei'f. pass. TTfTrurr/trtt. 
 
 nfpippau'tt»,tos]>riMkle or moisten 
 all round : f. pavu), perf. TTtpi- 
 sppayKct : fr. TTfpi, pct'iru). 
 
 YltpipparTt)pioi% ov, to, a sprin- 
 kling utensil, water-vessel : fr. 
 the i)receding. 
 
 UfpippavTiKio, the same as Tripip- 
 paivix), f. iaio, pert'. 7rtpuppih>- 
 TiKa. 
 
 ntntppoLTTTU), the same as paTTTio, 
 to sew ; f. -^10, perf. tppa<f>a. 
 
 Wipipp'cZ,u}, f. ^w, to surpass in 
 doing : fr. Trtpi, pt^io. 
 
 rif ptppau, to flow round, wash ; 
 flow or trickle down, overflow : 
 
 fr. TTfpl, pfoi, f. ptVffiO. 
 
 lltpipp)]yvviJ.i, or Ylepippt'iffmo, to 
 break asunder, rentl or burst on 
 all sides ; f. TTipippiiiio, ])erf, 
 TTtpiipptjxa, a. 1. TTtpif-pptjEa, a. 
 1. part. act. 7rtpippi)K(ig, aiTog : 
 fr. TTtpi, piiyrvi.il, or pijniTio. 
 
 Yl(pipptict)c, iog, b, y, flowing, 
 i. e. bleeding from every part, 
 streaming ; fr. Trtpt, pd'Cu}, a. 2. 
 tppaPoi',\K m. tppaCa tSc tppijCa. 
 
 Yltpippoog, b, »'/, flowing rijund, 
 flooded all round, washed on all 
 sides : & 
 
 TltpippvTog, 6, y), the same : fr. 
 mpippiuj. 
 
 nepi(Tui}'io, to fawn round al)Out, 
 wheedle, fondle : fr. Trtpl, aaivui. 
 
 lltoKTtiu), to shake round about or 
 on all sides. Th. (Ttiut. 
 
 TltpifTtixvcg, b, //, very venerable 
 or majestic : fr. Trfoi, otixvog. 
 
 nepifTfTTTog, b, if, very venerable, 
 highly to be revered : fr. Trtpi, 
 <Tf/3o/<at. 
 
 Ilfp'iai)nog, 6, I/, full of marks, 
 easily distinguished. Th. ai^mn. 
 
 HepitrOii'sui, to be superior in 
 strength : fr. 
 
 TIepi(TOtin)g, tog, b, »/, very power- 
 ful : fr. TTfpi, aOivog. 
 
 nfpi(TiaXnii},tjj,to enamel, inlay ; f. 
 waio, perf. TrtpirreffidXiuKa : fr. 
 TTipi, fTiaXou). 
 
 UepiffUrfpor, 6, r), covered with 
 iron : Ir. Tnpi, aih}pog. 
 
 TIepi<TKeXt)g, tog, b, >/, very hard, 
 refractory, obdurate, rough, 
 troublesome : fr. TTfpi, crictXXtu. 
 
 nepi(TKeXi)g, sog, b, i/, encomi>ass- 
 ing the legs : fr. Trtpl, (TKiXog. 
 
 UtpiaKtXig, icoc, V, «i band to wraj) 
 about the legs ; hose, trowsers, 
 drawers ; a garter : fr. the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 nepi(TKfm)g, tog, b, //, covered all 
 about : fr. TTtpi, (TkIttw ; also 
 the same as 
 
 UtpitTKtTTTog, b, t), lofty, high ; 
 remarkable : fr. TripiaKtKTOfiai, 
 to look round. 
 
 (512> 
 
 nEP 
 
 ntpKTKtTTO), f. ypu), to cover over : 
 
 fr. TTfoi, ffKtTTU). 
 
 HtpKyKUTTiuj, Cj, f. rjrriu, to look 
 round about, look about one : fr. 
 7rf()i, <TK07rsio. 
 
 UtnirncvXaKi^io, to purify ]>y a 
 (TKvXa'i. The ancients occa- 
 sionally purifled themselves by 
 drawing a whelp round the 
 body ; calliiii^ such purifleation 
 TTfoirrKvXaKKT^bg : fr. Trtni, <tkv- 
 
 XciK. 
 
 UtpiaKV-iKio, to skin, take off' the 
 skin ; f. irruj, perf. kjkvtiku. 
 Th. (TKvrog. 
 
 nfpt<To/3ta», w, to fly or move ra- 
 pidly r und. Th. «To/3gw. 
 
 ntpiao<pi'Cofuii, to circumvent or 
 overreach by sophistry : fr. TTtpi, 
 
 ntpiaTrarrnbg, ov, b, a distraction, 
 turninji about, diversion : fr. 
 
 ntpKTTrdu), w, to tear away by 
 taking hold on both sides, tear 
 asunder, distract, make a diver- 
 sion ; in grammar, to circum- 
 
 flex ; f. 
 
 atrojf perf. TrtpucTTraKa, 
 
 impf. pass. Trtpitcr—ao^t/i' o>fiip', 
 ciuv at, citTo dro ; a woi-d dis- 
 approved of by Thorn. Mag., but 
 employed by Diod. S. i». 47, 1>. 
 TTfpi TToXXa Ttj Ciai'uiif. Trtot- 
 <T7rw/<fej'oi», & Jos. Ant. v. 1. 15. 
 Th. (TTrdoj. 
 ITfpto'TTiipw, f. tpu), to scatter or 
 sj)rinkle around : fr. TTfpi, CTTTft- 
 
 pu>. 
 
 n.tpKTTrfoxi'lC-.fog, b, //, very hasty 
 <»r rash, too hasty : &i 
 
 UtoKTTTfovit), Att. or Ion. rrtoi- 
 (TTTtpx^w, to be in haste or earn- 
 est about a thing, be indij^nant 
 at or averse to. Th. anipxio. 
 
 IltpiffTrXayxvog, b, >'/, spirited, 
 magnanimous. Th. aTrXay;^- 
 vov. 
 
 rif pi(77r('pjrt, lov, TO., suburbs : fr. 
 
 TTfpt(TTTf/pai. 
 
 XltpKnrovcaaTogy b, >'/, eagerly 
 sought after or desired : fr. TTtpi, 
 (nrovldL,iii. 
 
 n £ut(TTaj/ifr;;, 77c,?/, (namely TTpoc- 
 i^cit) the circumflex accent, 
 j»art. pres. f. g. fr. TrtptrrTTrtw. 
 
 Wtpia<Td, excellent, nom. pi. n. g. 
 or for TTtpirraCJg, fr. Tzipiaaog. 
 
 \\tpL(T<n'ta, ag, if, abundance, su- 
 perfluity, superiority : & 
 
 ntpi(T(Ttvfia, ciTog, to, abundance, 
 excess, a remainder : fr. 
 
 UtpifT(Ttvu), or Ilfptrrfuw, to a- 
 bound, overflow, be superfluous, 
 be superior, excel, surpass, ex- 
 ceed ; f. tvaui, a. 1. tTTcpio'O'fixTrt, 
 I caused to abound, 2 Cor. ix. }J. 
 12. Eph. i. 8. 1 Thess. iii. 12. 
 TTtpiffcrtvaai^i, a. I. opt. act. 
 TTtfjKTatvoi^ ovTog, TO, what is 
 over and above, the remainder, 
 pres. part. n. g. So rb Tztpid- 
 
 HEP 
 
 atxxrnv, avTog,a., 1. part. act. n. 
 g. : fr. TTtpiatTog. 
 Utpirrabv, ov, ro, subst., abund- 
 ance, superiority, excellence, 
 means, n. g. of 
 
 UtpKTcrbg, Att. TrtpiTTog, jj, br, 
 over and above, exceediu"-, ex 
 traordinary, excessive, abund- 
 ant ; excellent, eminent, supe- 
 rior ; too nmeh, redundant, su- 
 pcriluous ; odd ; Ik Trtpinaov, 
 niiicli m<»re ; elKom Tr^ptrra, 
 twenty and more. Th. TTtpi. 
 ntpiaeTortpog, a, oi/, more excel- 
 ling : thence 
 TltpirFfTOTtpiog, adv., more earn- 
 estly, more ; compar. of 7repi<T- 
 
 (Tutg. 
 
 ntptrrrro^owv, nvog, 6, >), exceed- 
 inijly wise. Th. <ppt}i'. 
 
 ntpifTirCig, adv., plentifully, ex- 
 cell. luly, greatly, earnestly ; 
 abundantly : fr. rrtpKraog. 
 
 IlfpifTraCbv, adv., by standini,^ 
 round, round about*: fr. ntpo- 
 
 tffTIJI.ll. 
 
 UtpirTTuiiiv, t]g, 7], a. 2. opt. act. of 
 TrfpiLTrtiiJii, to stand round : & 
 
 UfpKTTag, dvTog, surrounding, 
 part. a. 2. of the same verb : fr. 
 TTtpi «S: VoT/y/u, to stand, f. orz/crw, 
 a. 2. tfTTi)i\ 
 
 Utpiirramg, t(og, »), a station, situ- 
 ation, state, circumstance ; sur 
 
 rounding multitude, crowd 
 circuit ; necessity, vicissitude, 
 occasion ; means, equipment : 
 fr. TTtpaora/iru. 
 
 TltpifTTaTog, b, ij, surrounded 
 with a nuiltitud 
 high j)lace : fr. the; same. 
 
 ntoKTTavpouj, fa>, f. u)(Tio, to sur- 
 round with palisades: fr. TTtoi, 
 (TTavpoio. Th. (TTavpog. 
 
 lltpirrTiyto, to cover over : fr. 
 
 TTtpi, (TTtyw. 
 
 UtpirFTtixio, f. ^(u, to go round 
 about. Th. artixio. 
 
 HtpKTTtiaxTi, they may surround, 
 poet, fur 7rtpirTTtio(Ti, and this 
 Ion. for TTfptoTwo-t, 3 pi. a. 2. 
 subj. act. of TT€pu(TTi)i.a, to sur- 
 round. Th. 'iarti^i, to stand ; 
 f. Trijtru), a. 2. t<TTt]t', a. 2. opt. 
 <Trnii]i'. 
 
 UtpifTTfXXu), f. fXoi, perf. irtpis- 
 (TTaXKci, to protect, cover or wrap 
 up, conceal, defend, maintain, 
 
 riEP 
 
 ITtpt(Trtpfwj', wvog, b, a pigeon- 
 house ; a herb so called : & 
 Ufpiffrtpiciov, ov, TO, dimin., a 
 young pigeon. 
 ntpi(Trtp..fi^/}f, tog, b, ;,, of the 
 
 pigeon kind. Th. ucog. 
 UtpifTrfipavoio, at, to encircle with 
 a crown, surround ; see ort- 
 (pavnw. 
 n.tpicrTi(pi)g, fog, b, »}, encompass- 
 ing, wreathing or wreathed 
 round : & 
 
 ntpirrrtipio, f. xPio, to encircle with 
 a crown. Th, OTttpio. 
 ntpi(TTi}9iov, ov, TO, a breast- 
 plate : fr. TTtpi, (TTrfGog, 
 ntpiori^w, f. |w, to spot or stick 
 all round : fr. Trtpi, trri^oy. 
 nepKTTixi^io, f. i(Toj, to surround, 
 enci.nipass : fr. Trtpi, (jTixiKoj. 
 HtpiffroixiKio, f. iaui, to hem in 
 with a net : fr, TTtpi & ffTolxog, 
 a series of wide nets placed 
 round the woods and dens of 
 wild beasts by huntsmen. 
 U.tpi(TTbpiov, ov, TO, an orifice ; 
 fatness ; border, selvage ; co- 
 ver of a well or pit. Th. arofia. 
 ntpi(Trovaxi'C(o, to groan or la- 
 ment round about, fill with 
 S:roans ; pass, to resound, echo 
 
 HEP 
 
 round, cleave, part asunder : fr. 
 
 UtpKTMt^o), f. uiffio, to save, spare, 
 
 ac.|uit : fr. Trtpi, trw^u^. 
 UtpiTa^vt^iiv, Ion. for TTiniTau- 
 
 rtiv, pres. inf. act. fr. 
 UtpiTdfiru), Ion. for TTtpiTifivuj, 
 
 to cut round or about ;' deprive 
 
 of, ir.tercept. Th. Ttfivio, to 
 
 t-ut; f. Ttfiw, perf. TtT^7]Ka, a. 2. 
 
 tTa^ioy, pf. mid. TtTOfia ; hence 
 
 perf. infin. m. TTtpiTtTonivai. 
 ntpiTa(f>ptvM, f. (Tu), to surround 
 
 with a trench : fr. TTtpi, Td<ppog. 
 UtpiTi9tiKa, ag, t, perf. ind. act. 
 
 of TTtpiTiGtifii, to attribute. 
 ntptrf(r(u,f.f rui, to stretch round, 
 
 draw out, extend, distend : fr. 
 
 TTtoi, Tti t'OJ. 
 
 around. Th. ortrw. 
 ntpifTTpdiTTio, for TTfpiaTrpaTrrw, 
 to shine round about. Th. daTpd- 
 
 TTTlO. 
 
 Ufpi(TTparo7TE^evni.iai, to encamp 
 round : fr. Trtpi, aTpaTOTrtStviv. 
 UtpirrTptrpio, f. \po), to turn round, 
 ^ ^ whirl ; screw. Th. (TTpt^io. 
 subst. o, a nfptarpo0»;, ,)g, ?/, a turning or 
 •""" winding rouiul, wheeling round, 
 
 revolution : fr. the above. 
 ITfpto-rpiu^a, rt roc, to, tapestry, 
 hangings ; a curtain, quilt, car- 
 pet : fr. 
 
 ntpiffTpiovvv/jii, to spread round 
 or over, lay level ; f. (TTpoJcno, 
 perf. 7r f pit (TrpwKa : fr. TTtpi, 
 
 TTpwvvVfJll. 
 
 UtpicTTpoj^daGai, Ion. for Trtpt- 
 <TTpi(psn9ai. 
 
 YltpiffTiiXiov, & IXfptfTn'Xov, 01;, 
 TO, a peristyle, colonnade, gal- 
 lery : fr. 
 
 IlfpifTrvXoc, 6, ?'/, supported with 
 pillars, surrounded with a colon- 
 nade or gallery. Th. arvXog. 
 «'.', --7 -—..-, ....... i.,Mi, UfpKTvpio, f. pw, to draw round 
 
 pav great attention to, adorn, about, rend asunder, tear awav 
 dress, watch, observe, honour, harass, plunder, defame, scan 
 'ay out a corpse ; TTtpi(TrtXXtti' ' '' "" ' - 
 
 aou av, to set and get up a son<r. 
 
 111. ftTtWu), to adorn. 
 TlfpKTTtvaxtKii), to bemoan around, 
 
 resound with moaning : & 
 l\tni(TTtvw, to bemoan, lament ; 
 
 pass, to be distended : fr. Trtpi, 
 
 (TTtVlO. 
 
 nEPI2TEPA\ ag, r), a dove, 
 pigeon. Hence 
 
 dalise. Th. avput, to draw. 
 Utpi<T(l>vpiov, ov, Tb, a ribbon 
 or ornament round the ankles : 
 
 fr. TTtpi, (T^vpoi/. 
 
 ITf pin- Y'to, help, Ion. for TTtpiaxov, 
 a. 2. imper. m. fr. Trtpi & t^^, to 
 liave; f. t^io & <Txii(Tio, a. 2. tV 
 
 Xov, a. 2. ill. fcT;^«5/i//»/, a. 2. im- 
 per. m. (Txov. 
 IlfptcTX'i^w, f. l(T(o, to cut or slit 
 (513) 
 
 ntpiTiixi^io, f. ((Tw, to wall round, 
 surround with a trench or wall. 
 Th. rtt^oc. Hence 
 
 ^^P^TtixKTig, twg, >'/, also 
 
 UtpiTtixifxixa, uTor, Tb, & 
 
 ntpiTtixKTfxbg, ov, b, a circum- 
 vallation, fortification. 
 
 ITtptrtXXo/ic/t, poet, for dvaTiXXw, 
 to arise, revolve, mid. : fr. 
 
 ntpiTtXXu), f. tXw, to roll round, 
 perform : fr. Trtpi, TtXXat. 
 
 UfpiTtfith>, a. 2. infin. act. fr. 
 
 ntpiTtfiroj, to cut round, cut or 
 lop off*, retrench, curtail, ampu- 
 tate, circumcise ; f. Ttftd, perf, 
 TT^piTtTnijKa, a. 2. TrtpUTtfiov & 
 tTa^ov, a. 2. inf. act. TTtpiTtfitlv, 
 
 pf. pass. TTtpiTtTf.iTjfiai, pf. part. 
 
 I)ass. TTtpiTtTfuji^dvog, a. 1, pass. 
 
 TTtpitTllti9l}V, pf. m, TTtpiTtTOfia: 
 
 fr. TTtpi, rt/ii/iu. 
 ntpirtr^f/iTat, 3 pi. pf. pass, of 
 
 Trt()ire//i'(t». 
 UfpiriOi]fii, to put or place round, 
 
 put on, clothe, invest, surround, 
 
 assume, add, attribute, bestow ; 
 
 3 pi. TTfptri^tdrrn', Ion. for TTtpi - 
 
 Tt9t7(Tl, f. TTtpiGilfTi,), perf, TTfpi- 
 
 TtGiiKa, a. 1. TTtpn9tiKa, a. 2, 
 TTtpit9iiv, a. 2. part, act. Trtpi- 
 9fig, ivTog : fr. Trtpi, Ti9r)m. ' 
 
 ntpiTiXXtj, f. iXai, 'to pluck all 
 round : fr. Trtpi, tiXXoj. 
 
 UepirifirfEig, tffffa, tu, higlilv 
 honoured or valued : fr. Trtpi, 
 
 TifitJ. 
 
 UtpiTiTaivio, f. ai'CJ, to stretch or 
 extend around : Trtpi. TiTaivio. 
 
 rrtpir?"a;, to honour above others, 
 honour greatly : fr. Trtpi, t'u.j, 
 
 UfpiTfi7]9 rival, a. 1. infin. pa.ss. & 
 
 ntpiT^ijOiiao^ai, y, tTai,i. l.iiul. 
 pass. fr. TTtpi rt/ij'to. 
 
 UtpiTfiiiTog, circumcised; aTrtpi- 
 Tjn]Tog, b, 1), uneircumci.sed: 
 fr. 3 pers. perf. pass, of tteoi- 
 
 TtJJiVlO. 
 
 TlfptTo^ii), ?)<;,r;, circumcision; by 
 meton. the Jews : fr. perf. m. 
 of the same. 
 
 Xltpiro^fyw, f. <Tio, to pierce or 
 L L 
 
[I-;, 
 
 if- ■? 
 
 REP 
 
 shoot about with arrows. Th, 
 
 UipiTndvoQy 6, »/, perspicuous: fr. 
 TTfo/, Tparog. 
 
 UiptTpaTTtifTtjg, gen. sing. f. g. a. 
 2. part. pass, of 
 
 IlfpirpfiTTto, to turn round, sub- 
 vert, overturn, constrain, impel; 
 mill, to wlnrl round, revolve ; 
 f. ypio, pert". Trepirtrpiipa, a. 1 
 7ripurpi\l>a, a. 2. TrenitTpaTrov 
 fr. TTfpi, rot 7ra>. 
 
 Ilipirpi^w, f. Op't^pio, to curdle or 
 ci Migeal round,accumulate round. 
 Th. Tps(p(jj. 
 
 Uepirpkxo), to run round or over, 
 travel over or through ; f. inpi- 
 Ops^iOj a. 2. TTEpikSpanau, a. 2. 
 part. act. Tripicpafioji', ovtoq, 
 l>f. TrEpihcpdi-iijKa, as if fr. cpa- 
 fxsoj. Th. rptx*^' 
 
 Ilfptrpsw, f. aui, to run in all 
 directions through fear, tremble 
 on all sides. Th. rpsoj. 
 
 JlEpiTpifti)g, fog, o, //, nuich rub- 
 bed or worn, well exercised : & 
 
 YlepiTpiufxa, aroc, rb, one tho- 
 
 roughlv practised in any thing, 
 
 well versed, crafty : rtpi, rpi/3a>. 
 
 ilspiTpufx^oj, to tremble, quiver : 
 
 fr. TTfpi, rpo/ifio;. 
 
 JltpirpoTradrjv, adv. by turning 
 round, driving forward : & 
 
 IJtoiTooTrtioi', returning, Ion. fur 
 mpiTpoTTcuDV, fr. TrtpiTpoTTcno, 
 to go about. Th. rp67ra», to turn. 
 
 TleptrpoTr/), j)c» »/» vicissitude, 
 revolution, rotation : fr. Trepi- 
 
 rpSTTOJ. 
 
 Jlepirpoxn^a, adv. round about, 
 all round : fr. Trepirpix^o. 
 
 Jlepirpoxait), w, = Trfpirps^w. 
 
 IT', irpoxoQ, o, /y, round, circular: 
 ir. 7rfpirp£;(w. 
 
 TTcpiT-piiyw, to gnaw or corrode 
 round about : fr. TrtpJ, rpoiytu. 
 
 JlepiTTEvu), see 7repi<T(Ttvu), 
 
 ITfpirrof, see 7r£pt<T(ro<,\ 
 
 Ilfptrruif, adv. excellently, Pint. 
 
 HepiTvyx"vt^,to light on, discover 
 accidentally. Th. Tvyxavio, to 
 be ; f. Ttv^ofiai, a. 2. tri'x*'^'. 
 
 ITtpirrx*^'') OiTot;, & in f. g. rrcpi- 
 ruxo^c^^j a. 2. part. act. of the 
 preceding. 
 
 nfpti'/3pt^u>, f. jTo>, to injure or in- 
 sult greatly : fr. Tttpiy i;/3pjsw. 
 
 Uipi<paivQj.iai, to appear to every 
 one, be conspicuous on all sides. 
 Th. <paiviti, f. avCj, pf. Tri^ayKa, 
 a. 2. tipayov. 
 
 JIipi<l>dt'tia, ctQy I'l, prospect, splen- 
 dour, conspicuousness : fr. mpi- 
 (pavi)g. 
 
 Jlioiipai'iJ, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. pass, 
 fr. TTfpKpaiuofiai. 
 
 Jlepi^avi^Q, hg, &. UepicpavTog, 6, 
 >/, very conspicuous, splendid, 
 well known : fr. 7repi(paii'0fiai. 
 
 TlspicpavTa, ace. sing. fr. lltpi<pag, 
 
 nEP 
 
 ai'Tog, 6, Periphas, a proper 
 
 name. 
 nepi<pai'u)g, adv. very clearly, 
 
 conspicuously, openly : fr. rrepi- 
 
 <pavi]Q. 
 
 UtpKptidofiai, to spare excessive- 
 ly : fr. TTfpJ, ^eidoftai. 
 
 Yltpitpspua, ag, //, circumference, 
 
 rotundity, convexity ; an error ; 
 Trepi^spua 9a\d(7(Tt}g,t\\o margin 
 of the sea : fr. 
 
 nepL<l)epijg, log, 6, >'/, rolled round, 
 I'ound, taper : fr. 
 
 Ilf nt0f pcu, to carry round or about, 
 bring round or back again, hold 
 out, make known, force round, 
 lead into error, alarm, transfer; 
 f. TTipioiiTo), a. 2. TTtpitjvtyKov ; 
 pres. pass. 7rfpi0fpo/xat, to be 
 carried about, wander, pres. pt. 
 pa.ss.7r£pi0£pofif fog, »/,oi', driven 
 about. Th. ^focK, to carry ; f. 
 oiffcu, a. 1. //vfy/ca. 
 
 rifpi^euyw, f. ^w, to escape ; ]>. 
 m. 7repnri:<pevya: ir.7repi,(pivyio. 
 
 nepi(pOdg, a. 2. part. act. fr. Treoi- 
 (pOtjjM, for rrtpKpOih'io. Th. <p9d- 
 I'oi, to prevent, be beforehand ; 
 f. (pBctcrujj a. 2. tcpOifi', as if fr. 
 00/) /ut. 
 
 ITfpi^tXiw, u), f. »)<7(u, to love very 
 much : fr. Trtpi, (piXsoj. 
 
 UepKpXEvu}^ or -0Xi>'<o, f. (tw, to 
 boil or bubble up, overflow ; 
 burn, scorch. Th. (pXino. 
 
 Tlepi<p\oiog, 6, i), having the bark 
 on, not peeled : fr. Trtpi, (pXoiog 
 
 Ilfpt^o/Sgai, w, to terrify much 
 mid. to fear greatly : fr. Trtpl. 
 (pofisuj. 
 
 rifpi^OjSof, 6, //, much terrified, 
 timid : fr. TTfoi, (pojiog. 
 
 UEpKpopd, dg, //, a carrying about, 
 procession, circuit, revolution 
 confusion, agitation, folly, wan- 
 dering : fr. TTfpi^fpcu. 
 
 UtpKpnpijTog, t], ov, capable of 
 being carried about, moveable ; 
 famous, wise : fr. the same. 
 
 ncpj^pay/za, arog, to, a fence, 
 bar : fr. 7repi<ppd(T(Tio. 
 
 IIept(l>pactu)g, adv. exactly, skil- 
 fully : fr. 
 
 nfpi0pa(^/)t'> ^og, 6, »/, skilled, 
 prudent, intelligent : fr. 
 
 rif pt0pa^w, to expi-ess by cii'cum- 
 locution ; TTfpr^pa^ofiat, mid. to 
 ponder on, consider. Th. (ppd'Cio 
 to speak ; f. (tco, a. 2. ttppa^ov, 
 pert', m. 7ri(ppaCa. 
 
 nepi(l>paKTog, 6, >'/, fortified round 
 about : fr. 7repi(ppd(T(TuK 
 
 Hepi^paaig, etjg, >/, circumlocu- 
 tion, periphrasis : fr. TTipKppd'^UJ. 
 
 Iltpi<ppd(T(T(x), or TTujy to hedge or 
 fence round, fortify all round ; 
 f. d^u), perf. 7ri(pp(txa, pass, tts- 
 (ppayi^uii : fr. Trtpi, <ppdaaoj. 
 
 nepitppoi'tot, Hi, to despise ; con- 
 template, consider attentivelv. 
 (514) 
 
 nEP 
 
 beprudent or intelligent; f. i/(Tw, 
 pert'. T:tpi'KE<^povi]Ka : fr. 
 
 Ilfpi^pwv, ovog^ 6, »/, wise, pru- 
 dent, very prudent ; haughty : 
 fr. TTfpJ, 0p»/J'. 
 
 n£pi0fy I, part. 0i'c, i^vaa^ to cling 
 or adhere to, clasp. Th. ^r'/it. 
 
 WEp{<^\}ai]Tog, 6, r/, blown up : fr. 
 "nun, (liixTuit). 
 
 \ltpi^vTiviOfi'.(Tu),to plant around: 
 
 fr. TTfpi, (pVTtViO. 
 
 Hfpitpvtjjj &. lltpicpvofxat, to grow 
 about, grow or cling unto ; f. 
 veronal, perf. pass. 7r£()t7rf0r^/ai, 
 ])erf. m. Trtpi—fipva. Th. (f)i'io. 
 
 rifptx^'pw, to rejoice very great- 
 ly. Th. X"'P*^j ^' X'^'O**' *^ X"*' 
 pijfTio, a. 2. a\apor, perf. pass. 
 KtXap/zai. 
 
 nfoixaXjcow, ui, f. wcTdj, to cover 
 with brass. Th. x^^^f^og. 
 
 ritpixcipctKou), w, to fence, fortify 
 round about ; f. axTtu, pf. TTfpt- 
 KEXftpdKitJKa. I'll. xdpciK' 
 
 rifpt\ap/)e, Eog, 6, »'/, immode- 
 rately rejoiced : fr. Trfpt^aipw. 
 
 YlEpixtiXou), u>, f. w<T(o, to edge 
 roimd. Th. x^^^^^Q- 
 
 IlEpiXf^l^, & IIfpt\^'«^» f- iOfftOy to 
 
 pour or shed around, diffuse, 
 spread over. Th. x^^' 
 
 YlEoixopEvio, f. (T(o,to dance round: 
 fr. TTfpi, x^P^^^' 
 
 nEpixpEfiTTTog, 6, >'/, abominable : 
 fr. TTfpi, xpf/iTrro/xat. 
 
 UEpix^pog, 6, »'/, adjoining, neigh- 
 bouring : fr. TTfpj, X''^P"- 
 
 IlEpi-ipdio, to wash off* on all sides, 
 rub off, wipe, clean : fr. TTfpi, 
 4^du), f. ^l^ijauj, perf. E\pt]Ka. 
 
 nfpiv//?//.(a, arog, to, filth, a vile 
 wretch : fr. the preced. 
 
 Ylepiipijaig tov fiuXov^ the grind- 
 ing of a mill-stone: fr. the same. 
 
 riEpiiplXoiOj ai, to strip around, 
 render bare or bald : fr. Trtoi, 
 \piX6io. Th. ^iXog. 
 
 llEpixpo^Eijjy w, f. r]<TiOy to ring, 
 echo round : fr. TTfpi, ^o<ptu) ; 
 whence U.Epi\p6(p)]aigy twg, i), 
 uproar. 
 
 rifpjw^vvog, o, //, suffering or 
 causing excessive pain: fr. TTfpi, 
 dcvvi). 
 
 IlEpnoOiio, it), to push about rude- 
 ly, beat or torment, molest. Th. 
 
 IjjBeU}, f. loOl'lfTU) Si OJ(TM. 
 
 IlfptwTr/}, i)g, »), a place to view 
 things arcjund, an eminence ; 
 looking round, circumspection : 
 i'r. TTfpi, all//. 
 
 U.Epnvcnoi>, adv. very greatly, 
 above measure, unu.sually, too 
 nuich, much more : fr. 
 
 riEpiMffLoQ, 6, J/, very gi'oat, be- 
 yond measure, excessive, enor- 
 mous, vast, numerous : fr. TTf pi- 
 
 El/jll. 
 
 Ilfpica^to, to grow black, change 
 colour ; attain puberty ; f. dTiu, 
 
 HEP 
 
 HES 
 
 perf. TTEirkpKaKa. Th. tteokoc lrTtn«.^,.« ' 
 
 or, black-sp(.tted, black. 
 
 Ufpfx,,aadg, ov. Ion. o7o, 6, a river 
 
 of Btt'otia ri.sin<r out of Helicon 
 
 sacred to Apollo and the Muses.' 
 
 Ucpva, tjg, t), a gammon of ba- 
 con: fr. TTrfpi^a, ijg, ,), by taking 
 away r. •' o 
 
 iltprdg, pres. pt. act. fr. nepviju, 
 to sell, transport for sale. 
 
 lUnvdcTKio, TTEovdu), Trepvtjfii, to 
 f^eil : fr. Trtpaw, the same. 
 
 Uepoydiia^ arog, t6, Dor. for 
 
 TTfpoi7/^a. 
 
 ntpoj/nrpic, iSog, //, a robe fasten- 
 ed with clasps. Th. TTEOOV,}. 
 
 Ufpoi'auj, u,, f. ijfjoj, u\ fasten 
 ^ylth a clasp or buckle ; run 
 through as it were with a clasp- 
 fr. ' 
 
 nEPO'XH, tjg, >), the tongue of 
 a buckle, a clasp, buckle, needle, 
 necklace, linch-pin : as if i'v) 
 
 TTElpio. 
 
 lifpnvfjfia, arog, ro, a piece of 
 needlework, any piece of work- 
 niansliip : fr. nEpopdoj. 
 
 TTtpovig, i^og, //, L TTEpnvrj. 
 
 lUpTTEpEiJOfiai, to act 'rashly or 
 lieadlong; be elated, given to 
 vamty and show ; vaunt, boast; 
 
 i. m. ElXTOflCU. Th. TTfpTTfpoC. 
 
 1 ffpTTfoirt, ag, y), rashness : fr. 
 n K'P 1 1 i< POS, hasty, fiekle, vain, 
 l)oastful, rash. 
 
 nfp^)fXfn', for TTfpifxfci/ ; hence 
 the verbal TTEpioxog, and bv 
 sync. poet, irippoxog. 
 Ufppox^g, b, t'l, excellent, emi- 
 nent: see the preceding. 
 Jl^pfrai, a. I. inHn. act. of 7r6o0w 
 to lay waste ; f. <rio : also ' ' 
 n^ptrai, nom. pi. fr. JlHmijg, ov, 
 
 o, a Persian. 
 TlEpaEvg, Eog or kioc, 6, Perseus, 
 
 the name of a man. 
 TlEpaE(l>6i'Eia, ag, y, or Htpfff^o- 
 '''/^ VQy V, Proserpine, daughter 
 of Jupiter and Ceres: fr. Trfp6><^, 
 to lay waste, & ^svto, to kill ; 
 or as if (phpovna <p6vov. 
 lUpaiiiog, ov, poet, for UEpcElog, 
 J erseiau, descended from Per- 
 seus: fr. ntp^ft-g. 
 Iffp(T/yic, tcog, >), the name of a 
 Woman. 
 
 ^^f ^,-"2,ou,6,a Persian; nom. 
 pl. 01 Y\kp<T(iL ; also a brother of 
 Jlesiod. Hence 
 UEpiji'Cio, f. i(Tio, to speak the 
 Persian language, imitate their 
 dress : & 
 l\Ep(TiK6g, t), or, Pei-sian ; Ilfpo-t- 
 A.-"i, sc. KprjirXhg, slippers, n 
 opi'<c, a cock, 
 nfprrit.-, icog, ,), the name of a 
 
 woman ; Ileb. signif. a hoof. 
 rifpfTtffri, after the Persian man 
 ner, in the Persian language. 
 
 TlEpaov6fiog,6, ,), ruling Pei-sians: 
 
 ir. Ufpntig, vE^ihj. 
 nE'Pyvi the past year, last 
 
 year, before this time, formerly; 
 
 as if fr. TTfpaoi, to pass over. 
 yitpvcTubg, t), bv, belonging to the 
 
 past year : fr. the i)receding. 
 nfpa), f. 1. i„d. act. of TTf /pw, to 
 
 pierce through. 
 n«f)(r.,', ])assing by, pres. part. act. 
 ir. TTf paw, to pass by. 
 nio-f, or TTEOEv, he fell. Ion. for 
 fTTEGE, 3 smg. a. 2. ind. act. of 
 TTiTTTw, to fall; f. TTtcrov^ai, perf. 
 TTETTTioKa, a. 2. tTTEtrov, a. 2. inf 
 TTc^Tfcr, a. 2. part. act. TTEawi^', 
 ovaa, bv, & in accus. TTEtrovTa. 
 UinEEnQai, to bo about to fall ; 
 by a resolution of the dij.hthon'r' 
 for TTf(Tft(T0at, f. 2. inf. m. of 
 
 TTtTTrw. 
 
 llEnElv, a. 2. inf. act. & 
 
 YlEnElrai, 3 sing. f. 2. m. TTftrfTtr- 
 
 9ai, f. 2. mfin. m. of the same. 
 UEa'i^ev, Ion. for irEatlv, a. 2. 
 
 infin. act. of the same. 
 
 a " nr.ct V "'"'"o'" ^^*" ; n^r«./,a. Jog. rb, a carpet: & 
 
 Hfa rZl sT.'.ll f.Il n . r'^T^ ^"^'^ '^'^ ''^'-^'^ like a 
 VEZuat f 2 m nf .P'*"*- ^'^'' ^^--^^ J-'^i-irm"ed hat ; furred cap ; 
 ^e^I'Vfiai, f. 2. m. of the same cap of Mercury : fr. Trfrau.. 
 
 OET 
 
 nf<Twi/, oi^roc, one wlio hath fall- 
 
 f.",', ^' ;• P'"''^- ^^'^- «^ '^'-^'^^ to 
 
 lall ; f. 7TfaoiY,at, pf. TTf^rru^K-a, 
 
 n'ra:^., to extend, expand, un- 
 loJd ; the .same as Trtraw. 
 
 UETaXifT^ibg, ov, b, petalism, the 
 hamshment of a citizen bv put- 
 ting leaves into an urn, as'prac- 
 tised m Syracuse ; similar to the 
 ostracism at Athens : & 
 
 lUraXoi, calves, wliose homs 
 boar the resemblance of (Trha- 
 
 Art) leaves or branches : fr. 
 IlfraXor, Ion. TrirnXov, ov, rb, a 
 
 leaf, tliin plate of metal, silver 
 
 or gold ; dat. pl. TTf raXotat. Th. 
 
 Trfr«a>. 
 
 nEra/iai, to fly, gee TTtro^ai. 
 UErdinv^i^ the same as TTf raw 
 
 to expand. 
 Ufrdibg, d, bv, poet. & Dor. for 
 
 JfTfn'og, winged, able to fly. 
 
 1 h. TTtrofiai. 
 nErdo^ni, the same as rrkro^iai. 
 UEraaav, and by doubling <t, ttc- 
 
 TciGaav, Ion. for ETrsraaav, 3 
 
 I>1. a. I. ind. act. of TTf raw, or 
 
 -a^oj, to expand. 
 
 verb 
 
 UkcrTjfia, arog, ro, a fall, occur- 
 rence ; corpse : fr. TriTTrw. 
 
 Uffx^m, Ion. paragogc for Tr^tr;;, 
 
 3 s.n^r. a. 2. subj. act. of TriTrroj. 
 UE(7Kog, the same as Trok-o^, a skin 
 
 ready to be sheared, fleece, hide 
 
 rnid : fr. tteUio. ' 
 
 Us(Tov, Ion. for ettevov, a. 2. ind. 
 
 act. TTEtJovra, ace. s. TTfrroj/rfc 
 
 nom. pl. part. a. 2. of TTtVrw. 
 lltaog, Eog, rb, a fall; dead body, 
 
 carcass : fr. TriTTrw. 
 UEffov^iai, f. 2. m. in 3 pl. tt£- 
 
 (Tovvrai : fr. Trnrrio. 
 UEnakfiEv, Ion. for 7rE(T<TEiv, pres. 
 
 inf. act. fr. TTirro-w, ^ol. f(;r 
 
 TTfTTrw, to stomacli, digest. 
 UEfxiTovouEu), w, to play at 
 
 draughts ; regulate, direct. Th. 
 
 »'f/U(U. 
 
 HESVO'S, or UErrbg, ov, 0, a 
 die, chess-man, draught-man ; 
 chess-board, draught -beard; the 
 game of chess or draughts ; 
 place of gaming. 
 UEaabg, a preparation made with 
 fine wool, and inserted by 
 women between the parts. Does 
 it come fr. irkaauj, to soften, or 
 fr. 7ri(TKug, a skin covered with 
 Wool ? 
 
 Usaaoj & IJErruj, JEol. for tt^tt- 
 TM, to boil, bake, cook, digest, 
 rij)en, keep down, enjoy ; pres! 
 part. Trkffaojv. 
 
 (515) 
 
 Hfrarrw, I shall extend, f. 1. ind. 
 
 act. of TTErdi'vv^ii, or TTfraw. 
 UE-aaojv, airog, b, a gammon or 
 
 cushion of bacon, the haunch 
 
 with the ribs : fr. TTfraw. 
 nhavpov, ov, rb, a i)erch for 
 
 fi'wls to roost on, lien-roost ; 
 
 sort of decoy ; depth : fr. «-f- 
 
 Tfio/iat,avpa. See TrkrEvpov. 
 Ufraxvor, ov, rb, a large cup 
 
 ft>rmed in the shape of a leaf -. 
 
 fr. 
 
 IIETA'Q, (whence Trtra^w & tte- 
 ravvvu), or Trtrdvvvfii,) to open, 
 exj)Mnd, unfold, stretch, extend, 
 spread out ; f. dauj, a. I. ETrira- 
 <ra, pass. 7rErd^o/.iai, irtrdoi^iai, 
 & TTEravvvfiai, perf. TTfTrra/mi, 
 by .^ync. for TrETTEraafxai, a. 1. 
 t7rf7aa0;;v. 
 
 IIfrfui'o7^\ to winged creatures • 
 by epenth. poet, for TTfrtti/otf,' 
 dat. pl. fr. TTErEivbg, winged. 
 
 TJErEiivbg, 7), bv, for TTErEivbg, able 
 to fly ; the poets very often 
 change « into «, and one of 
 these into rj. Th. rrEro^ai. 
 
 UETEivbv, ov,rb, a flying animal, 
 bird ; TTfrfira, rd, birds : fr. 
 
 UE-Eivbg, 7), bv, winged, flying : 
 fr. tile same th. 
 
 YlETEaQtfv, they two flew. Ion. for 
 ETTEreaOiiv, 3 dual imperf. m. of 
 Trhoftai, to fly. 
 
 YlETiv, Dor. for ttetov, pres. im- 
 per. m. fr. the same. 
 L L 2 
 

 * - 
 
 f %- 
 
 I 
 
 II ET 
 
 Ilertvpov, ov, to, a beam, rafter, 
 shingle, place for fowls or other 
 winged creatures to sleep in ; 
 as if it were Tt'irtv^ov, Tzapa. to 
 TO. TTiTHva iv avrt^ tvcuv, be- 
 cause birds or fowls can sleep in 
 it : see ttztuv^ov. 
 
 Iltrfwo, Ion. for Ilcrfd;, gen. s. 
 fr. ITirfwg, 6, a proper name. 
 
 ntr//Xa, poet, for TrIraXa, nom. 
 y>l. fr. TTtraXov. 
 
 Xlerz/rai, 3 sing. pres. subj. m. of 
 
 IIE'TOMAI, -a/zai & Ilt-ao/iai, 
 to fly, soar, hover over : fr. -rrt 
 Tcno, for the act of Hying is ef- 
 fected by spreading out the 
 wings ; pres. part. ni. TreTaofif- 
 voQ, w/jitvogy a. I. pass. lirtTa- 
 oBiyv, i]Qy t], I flew. 
 
 TltTovTtaaiv^ Inn. & poet, for 
 ir'tTovcnv, dat. pi. part. pr. act. 
 or a. 2. of Trsriu, for TrtTrnu. 
 
 Iltrouv, pres. inf. act. the same 
 as fcTTiTTtTrrfti', tTtiTvyx^viiv. fr. 
 
 TLiTOii), ut, f. (t>(Tu», to light on a 
 thing, find : fr. iririu, obsolete, 
 for 7ri7rr(o, to fall. 
 
 Tl'tToa, a<:, r), Lat. petra, a rock, 
 large sti.ne, precipice, cavern in 
 a rock, 
 
 UeToderraa, aq, 7/, Dor. for tte- 
 Tpqtffffa, ac, »/, rocky ; fr. ttc- 
 
 Tpiftig. 
 ntTpaloQ, a, ovy living among 
 rocks or stones, used to rocky or 
 stony places, rocky : fr. ir'tTpa. 
 TiiTpdioQ HoanlCjv. For the rea- 
 6f>n why, and among what people 
 Neptune was named and wor- 
 shipped as Petraeus, consult the 
 
 Scholia on Find. n. iv. 248. 12. 
 YliTpaKf]Q^ toQ, 6, a kind of gem : 
 
 fr. TTtTfta. 
 UtTptj, jjg, r}, Ion. for irsTpa ; 
 
 dat. 1)1. Ion. Trirpyffi. 
 JltTpijeii;, i(jaa, iv, rocky, stony, 
 
 full of pebbles : fr. Tc'tTpa. 
 IitTpr]h<Tay, dat. sing. f. g. of the 
 
 preceding. 
 Tl(.Tpiipi(pi]Qj iOQ, 6, T/, stone- 
 roofed : Ir. TTtrpa, £p«0a>. 
 Ilf.Tpripr)Q, toQ, o, 7/, compacted 
 
 of rock or stone : fr. rrtrpa, dpio. 
 Ilerptvoc, /;, ov, made of stone, 
 
 stony : fr. Trirpa. 
 Tltrpo^arttu, ui, f. iitjojj to climb 
 
 rocks : fr. 
 IlerpojSar/yC) o»^'> ". one who climbs 
 
 rocks : fr. Trerpog, jSaivio. 
 IlETpojSoXia, ag, >'/, the hurling of 
 
 stones : & 
 IlcrpofSoXoc, 6, r), one who flings 
 
 stones, a slinger : fr. Trhpa 
 
 jSaXXtu. 
 TleTpoppKpuQ, tog, 6, »/, hurled 
 
 from a rock : fr. TriTpa, piirTuj. 
 nE'TP02, ow, 6, a pebble, stone, 
 
 rock ; whence the name of the 
 
 Apostle Feter. 
 Ilerpo^u^e, eog, 6, rj, cUnging to 
 
 rocks : fr. TrsTpog, (pvcj. 
 HiTpoo), tuy f. a»(Tw, to change into 
 stone, petrify ; assail with stones, 
 stone. Th. TreTpog. 
 YleTpon^iig, tog, 6, i), rocky, stony: 
 fr. TTiToog, tlcog. 
 YlkTpu}fia,arog, to, a change into 
 stone, stoning : fr. TTfrpow. 
 UtTTtino, to gamble, play at chess, 
 
 iVc. : fr, 
 Iltrro^, a small pebble, cliess- 
 man : see Trtaaog. 
 UsTTio, Att. for lUaffuj, to cook, 
 bake, &c. 
 
 ritruj, to fall ; obs. for Tr'nrTU). 
 Ilfrw/ufj/og, contr. fr. TrtTaofxevog, 
 pres. part, of Trcrao^ac, or tts- 
 Tofiai, to fly. 
 Ilft'^ero, 3 sing. impf. ind. m. 
 
 ion, of TTtvOofiai. 
 UtvQoiaTo, they might hear, Ion. 
 for nevOoivTo, 3 pi. opt. pres. 
 m. fr. 
 lltiiOof^iai, the same as Trvi'Odvo- 
 fiai, to hear, understand ; f. 
 TnvffOfiai, a. 2. m. tTrvOonrji'. 
 Hence 
 UevOoj, oog, ovg, >/, intelligence 
 obtained by incjuiry. 
 IltvKai, fir-trees or pine-trees, 
 nom. pi. fr. TrtvKrj. 
 TltvKdXi^og, J], ov, cautious, sa- 
 gacious, prudent, wise. Th.TcvKa. 
 ntvKtdavog, ^, 6v, bitter, pun- 
 gent, sharp, deadly. Th. TrtvKrj. 
 llevKfidag, ace. pi. fr. HtvKtidiig, 
 ov, 6, the name of a nation. 
 IIEV'KH, rjg, i), pine, fir, larch ; 
 a torch ; tablet. Hence 
 nevKiitig, taaa, iv, of pine or fir; 
 bitter. 
 HevKLvog, rj, ov, V>elonging to the 
 pine or fir, made of pine or fir : 
 fr. irevKt]. 
 
 ntv(Tt}a9e,\e shall hear, Dor. for 
 TTtvaeaOe, 2 pi. f. 1. m. of irtv- 
 Oopai, or TTVvOdvofiai, to hear. 
 Jltixng, eojg, i), an interrogation, 
 inquiry, information : & 
 HevcTTtipia, ag, t), an inquiry, 
 search : Ir. the same. 
 nt(pafiai, I have been killed, pf. 
 pass, for TTtcpTjfiai, fr. <pdu), to 
 kill ; or pres. pass, of 7re0/^/it, 
 the same as (pdu) ; 3 sing. perf. 
 TTEtpaTai, 3 pi. TTicpavTai, infin. 
 TTttpdaQai, paulo-post-f. Tn(pr]<jo- 
 fxai. 
 
 rifd)a/i/Ltat, I have appeared, 3 pi. 
 ■Ki<pavTai, perf. pass, of (pairu), 
 to show ; f. (pavCj, pert'. Trk- 
 <payKa. 
 
 nt(papyptvog, blocked up ; by 
 nietath. for 7re(f>uayfiki'og, perf. 
 pt. pass, of (ppdyvvfii, the same 
 as (ppdffffio, to hedge in ; f. ^u>, 
 pert. 7r« 0prt^a. 
 nt<paafiai, 1 have appeared, perf. 
 
 Att. for 7rs0a/iftat. 
 HetptiCriaeai, thou wilt spare, Ion. 
 (516) 
 
 for vetpEiSntry, 2 s. paulo-post-f. 
 of <ptidofiai, to spare, remit pu- 
 nishment ; f. <pii(Toi.iai & (peih)- 
 
 aofiai, perf. pass. 7n<ptiCr]nai. 
 Uf<pti<T(Tai, 3 sing, paulo-post-f. 
 
 of the }>receding verb. 
 ne<pii(Tfievog, perf. part. pass. fr. 
 
 the same. 
 Utipsvyirai, perf. infin. m. fr. 
 
 <f)ivyit), to fly ; f. ^tt>, a. 2. t<pv- 
 
 yov, perf. m. irtcltevya. 
 Htcpivyouiv, Att. metapl. for ttc- 
 
 <pivyoifii, pres. opt. m. of the 
 
 same. 
 Uetprjim, I appeared, perf. m. of 
 
 (paivio, to show ; f. avoj, perl. 
 
 7rf<payKa. 
 HecpijfTtai, Ion. for Tre<pi)(Ty, 2 s. 
 
 ])aulo-post-f. of 0dw, to sh;y. 
 nf0//<Ttrat, he will appear, 3 s. 
 
 paulo-post-f. of (pdu), to shine. 
 nttpiCtffOat, Ion. by letlupl. for 
 
 <pidt(T9ai, a. 2. infin. m. of <pdco- 
 
 fiai, to spare. 
 llt(piCt)aeTai, he will spare, 3 s. 
 
 liaulo-p<jst-f. of tpi^fu), f. i)(Tio, 
 
 perf. pass. Tretpicijfuti, aai. Or i. 
 
 m. of TTf(pidiio, fr. })f. m. 7rf<f)iCa, 
 
 fr. <p(icu). 
 IlecpiSoiTO, he may spare. Ion. 
 
 redupl. for <piCoiTo, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 
 ojU. m. of (ptiCuj or <peico^ai, to 
 
 spare, a. 2. t^t(^ov, by Ion. re- 
 dupl. TTfXpl^OV. 
 
 Ilt(pi\afxh>og, Dor. for 7re<pi\i]- 
 p'trog, Tj, ov, beloved, perf. part. 
 l)ass. of 0tX«(i». 
 
 YltcpifiiofTo, waOto, keep peace, pf. 
 imper. pass, of 0t/Li6a>, to shut the 
 mouth, force to silence, fut. wno), 
 peif. 7rf0j/L/aiK«. Th. (pif-ibg, ov, 
 or (()ip.og, ov, 6, a bridle, nmzzle. 
 
 niipve, he killed, 3 sing. impf. or 
 a. 2. Ion. fr. 
 
 Ilf^i'w, to kill, slay : fr. (pevio. 
 
 lltipofiijaTO, had been frightened; 
 by poetic ectasis for 7rt(politaTo, 
 Ion. for iirtipoj'irivTo, 3 pi. plupf. 
 pass, of 0o/i£tu, to frigliten ; f. 
 i)(TM, pf. TTt^o^iyjKa, plupf. yn^i^. 
 lTrt(po[3finTjv, ao, to. TIk 0^/3o- 
 ^ai, t«) fear, perf. m. 7rk<poj3fi. 
 
 n£0o/37;ju£»/(i>g, adv. in a timiil 
 manner. 
 
 n£06p»/ro, he liad been carried, 3 
 sing. 1)1 upf. pass. Ion. of (popuo, 
 to carry ; f. rjfrio, perf. Trt^op*/- 
 Ka. Th. <pfpio, to carry, f. olrrio. 
 
 nKpopTKTfiivog, 1], or, loaded, bur- 
 dened, perf. part. pass, of 0op- 
 TiL,it), to load ; f. ktio, perf. vrt- 
 (popTtKa : fr. the same th. 
 
 ITe^prtOa, perf. m. of (ppdL,io, to 
 sptak ; f. au), perf. Trt^pajca, a. 
 2. t<ppa^oi', pei'f. pass. Trt^pocr- 
 
 rif^pa^arot, they spoke. Ion. for 
 7rf0pa(T//t vol ti'ffi, 3 pers. pi. perf 
 pass, of (ppd^ii), to speak. 
 
 Ilt^pdOaro, Ion. for ire<ppa(Jfiirci 
 
 nE<i> 
 
 titrav, 3 pers. pi. pluperf. pass. 
 
 of the same. 
 Uf'PpaCe, by poet, redupl. for 
 
 t(pnaCe, 3 sing. a. 2. of <ppd^ijj. 
 
 Hence 
 UtipodCejiEV, a. 2. infin. act. for 
 
 TTtippactlv, by redupl. for <ppa- 
 
 ctiv. Th. <ppdZu). 
 Ue(ppa^iTt)v, 3 dual a, 2. ind. act. 
 
 for itppactTtji' ; fr. the same 
 
 nnr 
 
 of <pu)pd(jj, to detect in a theft ; 
 
 f. dcrio. Th. tpujp, (htjjobg, 6, a 
 
 thief. 
 ne<p(oprjfiai, perf. pass. & 
 Iltipioptifievog, perf. part. pass. fr. 
 
 (piopdoj, to detect in a theft ; f. 
 
 d(Tio, perf. 7rt(pojpaKa, &. Ion 
 
 Tr«pu)pi)Ka 
 
 ne(lnijTi(TfiU'og, perf. part. pass. fr. 
 <pu)Ti2^w, to enlighten ; f. irru). 
 n^fponcixat. Dor. for 7rk<ppa(T^ai, perf. 7rt<pu)TiKa : fr. <pCjg, (jnuTog, 
 perf. pass, of <ppdi^uj, to speak ;! to, light. Th. <pdu}. 
 
 f. (Tu), perf. 7r€0po>ca. 
 Ut(pi)t]C(jj, oog, 7/, the name of a 
 
 woman : fr. Tri<ppaCa, p. m. of 
 
 the preceding verb. 
 U'liPp'tKit, 1 shudder with fear, 
 
 perf. act. Ion. for ^n, or perf. 
 
 m. of (ppinffuj, or ttu), with pres 
 
 nixj/ig, eujg, r), a boiling, digestion: 
 
 fr. TTf 7r rtu. 
 TIjj, without an accent, an enclitic 
 
 for TTiog ; tiTr;/, if in any place ; 
 
 Ty^i TTt], in some such manner, 
 
 Time. vi. 2. Some write Try & 
 
 TT//. But 
 
 signif. ; f. ^lo, perf. 7r((ppixa : Il/y, (not interrog.) in some mea- 
 
 hence 
 
 Jle<pi)iicai>, in the Chalcidic dia- 
 lect for 7r£0p(Krd(Tt, 3 pi. perf. act. 
 
 Th. <ppiK, iKog, }), the roaring of place ? 
 
 sure, somehow or other ; iri) ; 
 (interrog.) how ? l)y what means? 
 in what way? whither? to what 
 
 the waves. 
 
 YlEtppTKioi', opTog, pres. part. fr. 
 TTE^piicu), to shudder at with fear. 
 The pres. being formed from the 
 perf. as in many other vei'bs. 
 See Trecpvyio. 
 
 Heippoi'TKJf^iei'ujg, adv., diligently, 
 accurately : fr. ^pojTt'^tu. 
 
 n^(pva, perf. m. of (pino, a. 2. 
 tipvoi' or tfpvv; or perf. act. poet, 
 for 7rt<pvKa. Hence 
 
 XUiptHint for 7rt(puKa(Ti, 3 pi. perf. 
 act. of the same. 
 
 IJfcpvypfvog, one who liath fled, 
 perf. part. pass, of 0f»'yto. 
 
 Tl«l>v yio, to flee ; pres. fr. perf. 
 m. 7r'f(pvya, formed by a mode 
 belonjjing to the Syracusans : 
 also perf. m. subj, of ^t/'ytu. 
 
 Ui(pvZa, Ion. for Tre^uya, perf. m. 
 7rt<pv^u}g for irttpvyatg^ Trt^J'^o- 
 Tig, fugitives, for TrttpvyoTeg, 
 perf. part. m. of <ptvyu), to flee; 
 or sync, for 7rt<pv^i]K6Tfg,iis also 
 7rt<pv^a,for 7rt(pv^tiKa,ot' (pv^kijj,\ fr 
 
 Utjydi^o), f. dew, to spring forth 
 
 as a fountain, gush out into 
 
 streams. Th. Trrjyr). 
 Htjyalog, a, or, of a fountain : fr. 
 
 the same th. 
 TlTjyai'i^u), f. icru), to imitate or 
 
 resemble the herb rue : fr. 
 Urjyavov, ov, to, rue, an herb. 
 n7;yde, ddog, r), ground hardened 
 
 by fi'ost ; ice, water congealed ; 
 
 accus. pi. TTijyddag. Th. ttij- 
 
 yvvh). 
 TIr)ya(Tog, ov, 6, Pegasus, the 
 
 wiuged horse of Ferseus. Th. 
 
 TTTjyt), a fountain, viz. that of 
 
 Hippocrene, 
 TltjyecrifiaWog, 6, t), covered with 
 
 thick hair; having a thick fleece: 
 
 fr. irriybg, p.aW6g. 
 nHFH', i)g, 7/, a fountain, spring, 
 
 gushing of water ; source, origin. 
 Ilr/y/ia, aroc, to, anything con- 
 gealed, condensed or compacted ; 
 
 a composition ; confirmation : 
 
 «t», f. 7;o'ai. Th, (ptiiyio. 
 J\i(pvKa, ag, e, I am naturally, am 
 
 Constituted by nature, am wont; 
 
 & in 3 pi. TTKpvKdTi, perf. act. 
 
 of (pVU), f. (pvfTu). 
 \lt(pu Ku, 3 sing, pluperf. act. Ion. 
 
 & 
 Jl'i(pvKiv, 3 s. pf. act. TTtcpvKivai, 
 
 pf. inf. act. of the same verb. 
 Tlt(pvKijjg, innate, natural, perf. 
 
 part. act. of the same. 
 Tli(pv\ayn'ivog, guarded, perf. 
 
 part. pass, of 0uXdT(Ta>, or ttoj, 
 
 f. 4tu, to guard, keep, pei'f. Trt^u- 
 
 Ui(pv\aypsvu)g, adv., in a guard- 
 ed, cautious manner : fr. the 
 above. 
 
 UecpvXa^o, x^w, perf. imper. pass, 
 of the same. 
 
 ni<pu)pdK<ji}g, orog, perf. part. act. 
 
 nHrNY'Q, -v^ti, & Ut)(T(Tu), or 
 TTU), to bind or fasten together, 
 compact, condense, construct, 
 build, congeal, freeze, fix, strike 
 into, plant ; confirm, ratify : 
 f. ^(t), a. 1. tirtj^a, a. 1. inf 
 TTtj^ai, a. 1. m. tTrrj^dfirjv, 
 perf. m. TTBirqya, I am fixed, 
 perf. inf. m. TrsTrtjysvai ; mid. 
 and pass. Trrfyvviiai, to construct 
 for one's self, be fixed, congealed, 
 or frozen, become stiff", a. 2 
 tTrdytjv, a. 2. inf. Trayijvai. 
 
 HtjyoppvTog, b, i), flowing from a 
 spring : fr. TTT^y?), pku). 
 
 Yltfybg, i), bv, well set together, 
 in good case, well fi*amed, 
 compact ; swollen ; large : fr. 
 
 TTtjyVlfUJ. 
 
 YlrjyvXlg, idog, t), frost ; ice : fr. 
 perf. m. irkTrrtye, of Trriyvvut. 
 (517) 
 
 HHA 
 
 Tli^^aiog, ov, 6, Pedes us, a proper 
 name. 
 
 Il7;^dXtov, ov, Tb, a rudder. Th. 
 TTijJbv, rb, or tti/ooc, 6. 
 
 UiidcKTog, b, 7), marshy and run- 
 ning over with little springs, 
 from which the water tt;/^^ ; 
 also, I^edasus, the name of a 
 country ; and of one of the horses 
 of Achilles. 
 
 IIHAA'Q, to leap, dance, bound, 
 si>ring, gush forth ; f. iiau), perf. 
 7r£7r7/07;Krrt. 
 
 nijcufia, aTog, Tb, a leaping, leap, 
 spring : fr. tlie preced. 
 
 nt}Si)aag, avTog, a. J. part. act. 
 A: 
 
 nndtjauxTi, 3 pi. a. 1. subj. of ttt]- 
 
 Sdut. 
 
 nH~AOS, ov, 6, or UijSbv, ov, 
 Tb, a species of timber ; broad 
 part of the oar, an oar, paddle. 
 IltjdvXlg, idog, 1), a rock, from 
 which water rushes forth, He- 
 sych.: fr. the following. 
 Tlr]^Vio, f, vatt), to flow over with 
 waters, cause waters to gush 
 out. 
 
 Yli'lQu), obs., to suff'er : see Trdtrxw. 
 
 Yii)KTij, ijg, 7), a trap, net ; cheese: 
 & 
 
 UijKTlg, iSog, t), a musical instru- 
 ment, also called magadis, be- 
 cause made {tttiktov) out of 
 pieces of wood, lute, lyre ; shep- 
 herd's pipe. 
 
 lli]KTiCtg, lov, ai, strings of a 
 lute, musical instrument. 
 
 UijKTbg, t), bv, compact, firm, 
 fixed, congealed, coagulated. 
 Th. TTtjyvvio. 
 
 TIjjXaKi^u), f. iau), to sprinkle over 
 with mud ; abuse : fr. 7rt]X6g. 
 
 UtjXaKKTfibg, ov, b, a reproachful 
 insult : fr. the preceding. 
 
 UrjXanig, i^og, 7), Lat. pe/amis, a 
 kind of fish ; a thunny : fr. tti;- 
 Xog. 
 
 UijXag, one who hath shaken, a. 
 1. part, act, & 
 
 UrjXs, he hath shaken, Ion. for 
 t7n]Xf, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 TrdXXtij, to shake ; f. aXw, a. 1. 
 inf. TrijXai. 
 
 UtiXti, dat. sing. fr. IJtjXtvg, sog, 
 b, Peleus, the name of a man. 
 
 YliiXi'iiov, luvog, b, the son of Fe- 
 leus, a patronymic of Achilles ; 
 the name of a frog : fr. TTT/Xdg. 
 
 UrfXTjiddeio, gen. Ion. by dissol. 
 tfi for ft, & cw for ov, fr. 
 
 nt)Xj]ldSt]g, ov, 6, for TlTjXtiCTjg, 
 by crasis YltjXticTjg, patronymic 
 fr. TltjXevg, kog, & Ion. ijog, b, 
 Peleus. Hence II»;X//f^7/£-. 
 
 riH'AHS, rjKog, y, a helmet, 
 head-piece, cap ; as if fr. TrdX- 
 XetrOai. 
 
 TlrjXtKog, ij, ov, how great ? how 
 old ? Th. T/XiKog, as great as, 
 
J 
 
 \i 
 
 i 
 
 
 n 
 
 nHN' 
 
 without an interron;ation. The 
 
 same happens in oaoQ 7r6(Tog, 
 
 olot; 7ro7og, of what sort ? orf 
 
 TTorf, when ? ou ttov, where ? 
 
 00;!^ 7r()0£j', whence ? wg ttwc:, 
 
 how ? &e. 
 n>;>iK:or/;c;, rjrog, r), quantity, 
 
 S!/.e : i'v. the i>receding. 
 UilXirog, T], oi', mudtlv, made of 
 
 mud or clay. Tli, injXog. 
 Ili]\i(n>, ov, TO, Pd'iun, a mountain 
 
 in Til race. 
 n/;\o/3ar/;(,% ov, b, the name of a 
 
 froij : fr. 7rr]\b(j, /3atrtu. 
 JIfjXov, I brandished, a. 2. ind. 
 
 act. Ion. for t7r tjXov, of TraXXw. 
 TIHAO^S, oT;, 6, mud, dirt, mor- 
 tar, clav. Also 
 UtjXbg, oy, 6, wine. Ton. prf>perly 
 
 thick or red wine, from its mud- 
 
 dv a;>))earance. 
 HtfXovaiog, ov, o, the name of a 
 
 frog : fr. 7r//\6g, mud. 
 n//X(>0opaa», u>, to carry mud, 
 
 mortir or chiy : fr. rrtjXbg, 0s()a>. 
 nH'AlA. aroQ, to, loss, damage, 
 
 injury, destruction, miscliief, ca- 
 
 lamitv, disaster. 
 nqjxaii'uj, to hurt, injure, do 
 
 wi'on;^ ; f. auut, a. 1. BTrtj/xdva, 
 
 Att. i7rii{ii]va, a. 1. pass. Itci]- 
 
 lidvQi]v,ii. 1. infin. pass. Trijjxav- 
 
 QTivai. Th. 7r/)/i«. 
 X\)]ixav0rivai,2i. 1. infin. pass, of 
 
 the vt-rb preceding. 
 Uqfifjifeict, ag, f, a. 1. opt. ^ol. 
 
 for Trrjixrfvaijxi : fr. the same. 
 ITz/juor/), rig, >), an injury, mis- 
 chief, misfortune : fr. Trijfin. 
 Ylfjix»g, Dor. for TnjviKa, wlien ? 
 
 fr. iipLog, wlien 1 
 Tlliva, for cnri]\n], a coach. 
 Jlqvtibg, ov, b, the name of a man, 
 
 or the river Peneus. 
 JlrjveXoTrq, rjg, »/, Penelope, the 
 
 wife of Ulysses. 
 YlrjVcXoi\/, oTTog, 6, a widgeon. 
 I\i}vri, rjg, t), a web : see Trz/ro^. 
 UtjvriKt), or lltji'iKr}, a false dye, 
 
 paint, false hair : fr. (pivaKij. 
 n/;vt^Ojuat, to weave ; TravKT^irai, 
 
 Dor. for Tn]viZ.tTai : fr. Tziivi). 
 UtjuiKa, when I fr. i)viKa, the 
 
 same. 
 n»;i'iKaTaTa, the same as ttijvi- 
 
 KUTaj when therefore ? for so it 
 
 ought to be read in Aristo[)h. 
 
 "Opu. 1513. Toup in Suid. part 
 
 iii. p. 12. 
 Ilrjviov, ov, TO, a bobbin, shuttle 
 
 or spindle, I'ound which the yarn 
 
 is rolled ; the yarn, spun out 
 
 from the distaff, and wound oti 
 
 by the spindle, web ; an insect 
 
 of the canker-worm kind : «Sc 
 IJt'fviog, a, ou, of or belonging to 
 
 the web. Th. Tri/roc. 
 Jllli'KTfxa, arog, to, a thread spun, 
 
 yarn : fr. Trrjvi^ouai. 
 
 nH~NOS, ov, 6, & Urjut], ijg, >;,| f. daw, perf. 7r£7r(aK:a,a. 1. tTria- 
 
 (518) 
 
 fllA 
 
 yarn wound on a spindle, a web 
 or woof: fr. irkvo^ai, to toil. 
 
 Ylrj^afievog, one that hath fasten- 
 ed together, a. 1. part. m. of 
 TTTjyvino, or 7rf)(T(T(o, f. Trfj^u), a. 
 1. tTrij^a, a. 1. part. act. Tn'jKag, 
 a. 1. intin. m. Tri'i^aaOcn. 
 
 nr/^tv, he fastened in, li sing. 
 a. 1. ind. act. Ion. for tTrtjiitv ; 
 fr. the same. 
 
 II »/^tt;, nog, //, a fixing, coagula- 
 tion, congeahng : fr. Trifyv/no. 
 
 Uii^oi, f. 1. act. of the verb tti]- 
 yi'voj, or -vfii. 
 
 Ylijbg, oVf Ion. for Trabg, o?, a re- 
 lation, kinsman. TIi. Trcno, ttolo- 
 jxai. Hence 
 
 Y\i]oavvi], rjg, //, affinity. 
 
 ITH'PA, ag, or Uiipt), i]g. y), Ion. 
 Lat. pcra, a scrip, bag : fr. ^tow, 
 to carry ; or rrdio, to feed ; a 
 pouch, wallet, bag for provi- 
 sions. 
 
 Yltioiciov, ov, TO, a little wallet, 
 diinin. of the preceding. 
 
 Wrjoiv, or Utioig,h'og, a testicle. 
 
 lIiipoCtTog, b, /;, that which binds 
 a wallet : fr. Trrjpa, ^£a». 
 
 nHPO'2, a, bv, mutilated, maim- 
 ed, dumb, blind, stupid. 
 
 II;;()0(u, ib, f. wrrw, to mutilate, 
 maim, injure: fr. the preceding. 
 
 Hr]pu)(Tig, eojg, r), a mutilation, 
 maiming : fr. the preceding 
 verb. 
 
 Ili](T6f^itpog, r},ov, about to suffer: 
 fr. TTiiOu), f. 7n)fT(o, to suffer, a. 
 
 2 tiraQov ; for which Tracr^ai is 
 more usual. 
 
 \\r]rT(T(i), or -rrtu, the same as 
 TTrjyt'Vio, to force together, fix, 
 coai^ulate, con<;eal. 
 
 nijTva, ag, i), runnet : fr. the 
 preceding. 
 
 V\i]\tt, the arms, nom. dual ; fr. 
 
 V\ri\9tv, Boeot. sync. & Ion. for 
 tTn)\Oi)(Tai^, they were fastened, 
 
 3 pi. a. 1. ind. pass, of Trtjyiwto, 
 or -vm, f. TTij^io, perf. Tr^TTtJxa, 
 pu-rf. pass. TTSTrtjyfiai, a. 1. pass. 
 
 YltjXoalog, a, ov, «S: IT //\;tVioc, a, 
 01', one cubit long : fr. 
 
 nH'XYS, tiog, b, a cubit, 17^ 
 inches long ; the elbow, arm 
 from the elbow to the end of the 
 middle finger ; a builder's rule, 
 somewhat resembling the arm, 
 from the arm beint; bent at 
 right angles ; a part of the harp 
 or lute, having little pegs, to 
 set the strinsjs hisjli or low : the 
 centrical part of a bow, where 
 it is laid hold of, and the arrow 
 supported. 
 
 HtuCuJ, Dor, for Trtt^w, to vex, 
 torment, oppress, press with the 
 hand, s.-jueeze, lay hold of, seize ; 
 
 niii 
 
 era, 2 pi. tTTicKTUTf, a. 2. subj. 
 TTidau), a. 1. inf. act. Trtdcrat, a. 
 1. part. TTiiWag, avrog ; a. I. 
 ind. pass. iTnuadiiv, f. 1. pass. 
 7TLaaBi](To^(ti. 
 
 Xliaivit), to make fat, fatten, ma- 
 nure, fertilize, enrich ; f. rti'i-"^, 
 a. 1. tTTiCiia, a. 1. subj. itidvio, 
 yg, y. Hence iriaivnv TrXuvTor, 
 Utv av^nv, to increase one's 
 wealth. Th. ttiiuv. 
 
 litaimTio, 3 sing. a. 1. imjier. act. 
 of TTiaivit), to make fat. 
 
 Uid^ng, Dor. for Tridcrag, a. 1. 
 p.art. act. of Trid^io. 
 
 niap, apog, to, fatness, fat ; also 
 ad), fat, fruitful. Th. irnov. 
 
 niarrfia, itTog, rb, a fattening, 
 that which fattens, manure : fr. 
 
 TTiaiVOJ. 
 
 WiyKi-ppijg, a cup-boaror, Gl. Cyr. 
 UiddKiov, ov, TO, a small spring 
 
 or fountain : fr. rr^da^. 
 niC((K6iig, taaa, sv, abounding in 
 
 springs of water, bubbling forth: 
 
 fr. 
 nPi^AS, aKog, b or //, a spring, 
 
 fountain, bubbling or spi'ing 
 
 water : fr. 
 Ui^doj, the same as 7r;;(Tdfa>. 
 n.ic{]ttg, t(T(7a,tv, abounding with 
 
 si)rings : fi*. the preceding. 
 II i€, drink, a. 2, imper. also TrTOr, 
 
 fr. TTivu), to drink ; f. ttuxtuj, 
 
 ))erf. TrkyrojKa, a. 2. tiriov ; rrur, 
 
 for tTTuv, 3 sing. Ion. 
 llutiv, to drink, Un\. dialysis for 
 
 TTitlv, a. 2. infin. of the same. 
 Wii^tvv, they pressed upon. Ion. 
 
 or Dor. for kirdZ,ovv, 3 pi. im- 
 
 perf. act. of Trit^iuj, the same a > 
 
 niE'ZQ, to press, squeeze with 
 the. hand, bind close, lay hold of, 
 straiten, distress, torment, vex ; 
 f: krrio, perf. TrnruKa, perf. pass. 
 TmritfTf^uii. ll(d^u> is written for 
 
 TTU^lO. 
 
 Yliti, you will drink, Att, for tzhj, 
 
 2 pers. f. m. TTiuvfiai ; fr. 7riin>>. 
 Ilitlv, a. 2. infin. act. of ttivio, to 
 
 drink ; f. 7ra»a"a>, a. 2. t~iov. 
 niiipa, ag, t), fat, rich, feni. fr. 
 
 the obs, 7rt//p, 6. 
 Hitpia, ag, Ion. Yliepirj, jjg, //, 
 
 Picria, a country of Macedonia, 
 
 suppt)sed to have been the seat; 
 
 of the Muses. 
 
 Uupii]Qiv, from Pieria, adv. : & 
 Iltcoig, icog, /;, & in pi lUtp'aiC, 
 
 Pierides, the Muses : fr. llitp'ux. 
 Wikaai, for Ti'uj, thou shalt drink, 
 
 Luke xvii. W ; 2 sing. f. 1. ni. 
 
 fr. Trivu). 
 ni£r£, 2 pi. a. 2. imper. ttie, 
 
 drink ; fr. ttu'w. 
 n/y, he may have drunk, 3 sing. 
 
 a. 2. subj. act. of the same. 
 WiytrBa, ^Eol. pai*ag. for Triyg, 2 
 
 sing. a. 2. subj. act. of Trii'tu, to 
 
 nie 
 
 n I II 
 
 drink ; f. tt^o^w, a. 2, J^ttiov. \ni9on', part. a. 2. fr. 
 llitfaKvrj, ijg, ,y, a cask, a cup or HIKE'PION, ov to 
 goblet resembling a cask. "^' - » j > 
 
 ■© «•' vt*3K. Th, 
 TTiOog. 
 
 UiOdicviov, ov, TO, a small cask, 
 dun. fr. the above. 
 UiOat'oXoy^oj, 10, f, tj^(o, to speak 
 
 so as to persuade : & 
 niOavnXoyia, ag, >), pei-suasive 
 
 language : fr. TziOai^bg, Xoyor. 
 Ilif)ai'bg, t), bv, probable, plau- 
 sible, sj)eci(.us ; able to per- 
 suade, persuasive, eloquent, 
 agreeable, insinuating ; apt ; 
 soft, compliant, docile ; compar. 
 •Tri9avMTspog, suj)orl. TriOainbra- 
 Tog ; as if TreiOavbg, fr. TreiOio. 
 Hence 
 UiHccroTiig, T]rog, »/, probabilitv, 
 persuasiveness, persuasion : I'r. 
 the preceding. 
 IliOtaO', for TridiaBt, be ye per- 
 suaded, 2 pi. a. 2, imper.'m. ni- 
 Oov, of neiOio, f. ato, a. 2. tVi- 
 6n V. 
 
 UiOkaBoiv, let them obey, 3 dual 
 a. 2. imper. m. of the same. 
 
 UiBkio, f. rj(Tio, to confide in, trust, 
 comply. Th. TTft^w. 
 
 TliStiov, u)vog, b, a wine-cellar : 
 fr. TTiOog. 
 
 niOqai, thou mayst have been 
 persuaded, Ion. parag. for TriOy, 
 2 smg. a. 2. subj. m. fr. TrsiOio. 
 Ui9t]Ki:^aj, f. iaoj, to act like an 
 
 ape : hence 
 Ui9iiKi(Tnbg, ov, b, apish conduer, 
 
 perfidious flattery : fr. 
 Mi9i)Kog, ov, b, the^ame as 7ri9tiX. 
 Ui9iiKo<paytu), at, to feed on a])es : 
 
 fr. —i9iiii, <pdyw. 
 niOHS, nieog, K ni9,jKog, ov, b, 
 
 an ape ; dwaif. 
 Ui9ii(Tag, having trusted to, a. 1. 
 
 part. act. of ttiBU.,. Th. 7rfi9io, 
 
 to persuade, f. (tio, a. 2. t7rt9oi>. 
 Tli9t}Tai, he may have obeyed, 3 
 
 sini;. a. 2, subj. m. 'n-i9ujliai,' y, 
 
 Vrai, of the same. 
 TIJ9l, drink, for Trie, fr. which it 
 
 is formed by adding the syllable 
 
 9i; whence 7rit9i, &. by'crasis 
 
 7r«0<, a. 2, imper. act. of ttiVcu, 
 
 to drink ; f. ttukto;, perf. TTiTrioKa, 
 
 a. J. tTTlOV. 
 
 ni9i)iaro, they may believe. Ion. 
 for TTtBrni'To, 3 pi. a. 2. opt. m 
 
 TTfiBoj. 
 
 , -^ butter. 
 TliKpaivio, to make bitter, em- 
 hitter ; exasperate, provoke, 
 troul)le, annoy ; f. ano, a. 1. 
 tTriKpava ; pass. TriKpaivoj^iat, to 
 become bitter, grow angrv, a. I. 
 
 t7TtKpdv0t}i: Th. TTUCpog". 
 
 niKpdv, ace. sing. f. g. of 7r(K-p6g. 
 
 lIiKparr/ibg, on,b, bitterness ;'re- 
 sentment : fr. niKnnU'o). 
 
 UtKpia, ag, //, bitterness, harsh- 
 ness, sourness. Th. TriKOog. 
 
 IltKpoyafiog, b, >'/, unhaiipijy mar- 
 ried : fr. TTiKobg, ydfiog. 
 
 UiKp6yXiO(T(Tog, b, >/, bitter- 
 tongued, dictated by malice or 
 
 revenge : fr. -n-iKobg, yXio<T(Ta. 
 
 UiKpoKapTTog, b, t), bearing bitter 
 
 fruits :^ fr, TriKobg, Kaprrog. 
 niKPO'2, d, bi>, bitter, sour, 
 
 «liarp, piercing, penetrating ; 
 
 harsh, austere, implacable, 
 
 cruel, odious ; sad, grievous. 
 niKooTrjg, jjTog, »/, bitterness : fr. 
 
 the |>receding. 
 IIiKpmo, at, f. (J(Tw, to make bitter, 
 
 embitter, incense, provoke. Th. 
 
 TTiKpog. 
 
 niKpuir, adv., bitterlv, sharply, 
 strictly ; closely : fr.' ni^pog. ' 
 
 UiXarog, ov, b, the name of a 
 Roman magistrate, Pilate. 
 
 UiXiu), «S, & ritXoiu, fai, to force 
 or crowd together, c».nfine, 
 straiten, squeeze, oppress. Th, 
 TilXog. 
 
 UiXijua, arog, to, felt, pack-cloth, 
 anything made thick and coarse, 
 like lana coacfa ; a cap, bonnet, 
 plhus: fr. the })receding. 
 Ui\i^ioi>, & YliXiov, ov, Tb, a 
 little hat, Aristoph. 'A. 438. 
 HiXi'^, he brings to the ground, 
 3 sing. pres. ind. act. of ttiXihuo, 
 same as TrcXdtu. Th. TriXag. 
 UiXvafiai, to approach, pass, fr, 
 
 TriXvj)fii, tlie same as TrtXrdw. 
 n<Xj/«ro, Ion. for t-rriXvaTo, 3 
 sing, imperf. ind. pass. fr. TriXva- 
 fiai. 
 
 7ri9uifiijif, oin, oiTo. Th. 7rfi9u). 
 JIi9oio, Ion. for 7ri9ov, gen. sing. 
 
 fr. 7ri0oc, ov, b, a cask. 
 ni9o^t]i'y I obeyed, a. 2. ind. m. 
 
 Ion, for t7ri9nfx,jv, of 7rti9u}. 
 ni9ov, Ion. for t7ri9ov, a. 2. ind. 
 
 act. of 7ru9io, to persuade. 
 ni'HOS, ov, 6, a cask, large 
 
 earthen vessel. 
 UiOio, Dor. for Tri9ov, 
 
 fr. TTiOoc, ov, b, a cask" 
 ni9ojv, lovog, b, poet, the same as 
 
 Tri9i]^, an ape : but 
 
 gen. smg. 
 
 UiXydu}, a, to move towards, 
 bring near, cause to approach. 
 
 ITiXvijpi, -n-iXva/.tai, the same. 
 
 ni AOS, ov, b, Lat. pileus.pileum, 
 a covering for the head, hat,cap; 
 woollen covering or armour for 
 the breast ; a thick coarse wool- 
 len tapestry, used by the Scy- 
 thians for shelter ; felt ; a cloth 
 shoe ; pile, heap. 
 
 ITtXow, ai, f. iS(Thj, & ritXgw, to 
 bring together, straiten, crowd 
 together : fr. the preceding. 
 
 niMEAH\ i,g, y), fatness, fat; 
 cream : fr. rrlap : lience 
 
 UifMfXt'ig, tag, b, »/,fat, gross. 
 
 nifitXui^lfg, sag, b, >'/, fat, COl-pu- 
 
 lent : fr. TrifitXt), tUog. 
 UiiiTrXdi'srai, he is filled, 3 sinf^. 
 (510) 
 
 niN 
 
 pres. pass, of 7r7<7rXdi'o^at,perf. 
 TreTrXti^iai, a. 1. pass. i7rXv9nr. 
 Th, ttA^oc, full. 
 UinTTXavT', they were filled. Ion. 
 for tTriinrXavTo, 3 pi. impf. ind. 
 l>ass, of TTiijnXjj^n, f. 7rX,'i<Tio, 
 the .same as ttX/jOo). Th, rrXeog. 
 ntf.t7rXdto, TTtftTrXdvio, Sc Trift- 
 TrX,]/ii, f, TrXt'jrro,, to fill : tti'.v- 
 TrXafiai, to bo full. Th. TrXiog. 
 TltfiTrXtvaai, filling, yEol. for ttj//- 
 TrXdnai, nom, ])1. part. ])res. f. g. 
 fr. TTifiTrXag, dtra, of 7r»)/7rX;;/i», 
 f TrXt'iGu), same as nXiiBio, to fill 
 Th. TrXsng, full. 
 nr/iTrX;/, fill, Att. for 7rifnrXa9i, 
 pres. imper. fr. 
 TlifiTrXTjfii, see TrifinXdoj. 
 UifiTTodg, aaa, dv, pres. part. act. 
 fr, Tri/xnprjfn, same as 7rni)9o>. 
 Ui^TTpdio, TTiTrpdw, Sc 7rii.nrp7]fii, 
 TriTToi^u^ to bum ; f. Tri^iTrpijfTio 
 ^ -pn(Tu), perf. 7rt7rp//ica, a. I. 
 tTrptifra; pres. pass, -n-i^nrpafiai, 
 to be incensed, swell up,' pres. 
 infin. pass. 7rifi7rpa<T9ai. Th. 
 7rpr}9o). 
 n,ft7rp,)(Tio,l will burn, f. 1. fr. 
 
 7r//z7rp//ju«. 
 ITo'a, or TTivi] ; see Trivva. 
 UivaKtj^bv, adv. like a tablet. 
 UivaKiSiov, ov, ro,a small board- 
 tablet : & 
 Uii'dKiov, ov, TO, a tablet : & 
 UivaKig, idog, >/, & UivaKiaKog, 
 b, the same : fr. 
 n I'NAS, aKog, b, a board, plank, 
 table, tablet to write or paint 
 on ; dish ; pamphlet, catalogue, 
 register, index of a book ; pic- 
 ture ; quoit, square. 
 Tlivapbg, a, bv. Ion. Uivrjobc, 
 greasy, dirty, filthy : & 
 ITivdu), uj, to be grea.sy or filthv : 
 
 '. TTlJ'Og. 
 
 Uivc69ev, adv. U Uivdov, from 
 
 Pindus. 
 nn'f/x£j/. Ton. & inv^uvai. Dor. 
 
 for TTivdv, pres, infin. act. of 
 
 7riv(o, to drink ; f. Tribaio, perf. 
 
 TTfTTioKa, a. 2, f Trior. 
 UiveTo, was drunk. Ion, for iTri- 
 
 vfTO, 3 sing. impf. ind. pass, of 
 
 the same. 
 Uivivog, or Ulvvn'og, rj, ov, of or 
 
 belonging to the Triva or Trivva- 
 fr. 
 
 ni'NNA, or Triva, rjg, r), Lat. 
 pinna, a, kind of shell; the pearl- 
 oyster. 
 
 Tlivofig, €<Tcra, sv, greasy, filthy : 
 
 fr. TTivog. 
 YUvov, ov, Tb, a wine made from 
 
 barley ; Ijcer : fr. tti rw. 
 UivovTiov, imper. pres. for ttivI- 
 
 Tiorrav, fr. nivui. 
 m'NOS, ov, b, filth, dirt, grea.se, 
 
 oiliness of the skin ; an old and 
 
 vigorous style. But 
 lUvog, oVf »), a fir or pine tree, 
 
nin 
 
 as if fr. TTiioVj fat or greasy, be- 
 cause it abounds with rosin. 
 JIivoio, ui, f. wtTw, to make greasy 
 or dirty, cover witli liltli : fr. 
 
 'niPi'(TKu) or IIivv(T(Ti»), to advise, 
 make wise, admuiiibh, inform, 
 reform ; address : fi*. TrrD/iat, to 
 be wise ; fr. ttv'ho, to breathe. 
 
 TlivvT))y riQ, r/, wisdom, prudence: 
 fr. 
 
 JlivvTOQ, /), bv, wise, prudent, 
 discreet: fr. Tru't'o*. 
 
 llivvT6<ppoiv, ovoi;^ 6, J/, prudent: 
 fr. TTirvTog, <ppr}V. 
 
 JlivvTuti;, adv. wisely, prudently : 
 fr. TTivvTog. 
 
 TIivuw, f. vtrw, to admonish, in- 
 form, make wise : fr. Trvtw. 
 
 nrN12, to drink, quaff ; f. 7rw<Ta», 
 perf. 7r£7ra>K:a, a. 2. tTrtov, a. 2. 
 imper. 7rie&.7rWi, a. 2. subj. Trtiu, 
 a. 2. inf. ttihi', a. 2. })art. 7rtuj»/, 
 ovca, bv, f. 1. m. Trioyuat, £(Tat, 
 for TTiovfiai, y, tirai. 
 
 nircufftg, £wg, r/, a drinking ; 
 draught; the act of making dirty; 
 an ornament of pearl, or shell : 
 fr. TTiviiJ, TTivoQ, or Ttiva. 
 
 Ilto/iai, 1 will drink, f. 1. or 2. 
 m. for TTiov^ai. Some make it 
 the present, fr. Trt'w, f. Triffw, for 
 TTtvu;, to drink. 
 
 Iltoi/ojuoc, 6, r), possessing rich 
 pastures : fr. rrlog, vtfiu). 
 
 Iliovog, gen. sing. fr. ttiwv, oiwg, 
 6, »/, fat. 
 
 liioQ, eog, to^ fatness, richness, 
 fertility. Th. tz'udv. 
 
 JlioTioog & TTioTaTog, compar. & 
 superl. fr. TTituv, fat. 
 
 Iltor/jg, riTogf r), fatness. Th. 
 
 TTHtiV. 
 
 Jliovaa, a. 2. part. act. f. g. of 
 TriviOy to drink ; f. Trwcw, a. 2. 
 €7riov, a. 2. part. 7rtu>v, ovaa, 6v. 
 
 TlnrlnKiOyi. 7ri(T(u,to give to drink, 
 water : fr. tt'hu, for ttivio. 
 
 IIiTrXdu;, u), UiTrXtifii, or HifnrXr}- 
 fxi, to fill. Th. TrX'tog, full. 
 
 JIiTrog, ovy 6, Lat. pipus, a sea- 
 bird : fr. TTitu, from drinking 
 very often. 
 
 ntTTTri^w, f. j(ra>, to peep like a 
 chicken, imitate the cry of young 
 birds : Lat. pipio : fr. 
 
 JliTTTTog, ov, 6, a young bird. 
 
 JlnrpdaKio, to sell, expose to sale, 
 transport or carry any where 
 for sale ; f. irpdcru) (fr, irpdio for 
 TTfpao*), perf. 7r€7rpa»ca, perf. 
 pass. TTfTrpd/iai, perf. part, tte- 
 7rpa/i£i'ot;, sold, a. 1. pass, iirpa- 
 OrjVy a. 1. inf. pass. TrpaOf'ivai, 
 a. 1. part. TrpaOtig, tlcra, kv,i'. 1. 
 pass. TrpaOfirronai. Th. Tnpdiu. 
 
 IIiTrpaw, n<7rp77/it, see Trifnrpdoj. 
 
 nrriTQ, to fail, sink, fall to the 
 ground, fall to pieces, perish, go 
 to ruin, fall imder subjection ; 
 
 fall out, befall, happen ; be thrown 
 down, laid prostrate, fall on, lie 
 at full length ; f. Trtcw, Dor. 
 TttoG), f. m. TTicrovnai, Dor. for 
 TTEfTOjufJt, perf. act. TrtTrruxfa, a. 
 1. tTTtaa, a. 2. tTziaov, a. 2. im- 
 per. act. 7r£(T£, iTiOy ^ in 2 pi. 
 TTEcrtrf, a. 2. subj. ttjctw, yg, y, 
 a. 2. inf. Trtatlv, a. 2. part, ttj- 
 aijjv, ovaa, ov. 
 
 riiTTw, oof, ovg, fi, a sea-bird. 
 
 nt(raya<:, «, o, a Persian name, 
 signifying leprous. 
 
 niaai, to give to drink, a. 1. inf. 
 act. of 7rnri(TKU), f. niaioy fr. ttiw, 
 for TTtVw, to drink. 
 
 riicrt^ta, Of, >'/, Pisidiiij the name 
 of a country. 
 
 IIktov, ov, rb, pease, pulse : fr. 
 irTiffffu). 
 
 niaog & TTtifTog, eog, rb, a marshy 
 ground, garden, meadow : fr. 
 
 m'SS.l or ITtrra, rjg, //, pitch, 
 turpentine, tar : fi*. Trirvg. 
 
 TIi(r(Tijp)]g, eoQ, b, »'/, the same as 
 
 niffCTivog, 1], ov, pitchy : «Si. 
 
 YlKTfTOio or TliTTOio, Of, f. u}(Tuj, to 
 pitch, cover over with pitch: fr. 
 iriffffa. 
 
 nt<Tra,pledges of friendship, nom. 
 pi. n. g. fr. TTiarbg, t), bv, faith- 
 ful : fr. 7ri(TTtg, faith. 
 
 niSTA'KIA, lov, rd, pistachio- 
 nuts, small nuts resembling those 
 of the pine or fir tree. 
 
 ni(TTeig, nom. pi. fr. Tritrrig, tiug, 
 »'/, faith, proof. Th. TreiOijj. 
 
 TlKTrtvOevTig, nom. pi. a. l.part. 
 pass. fr. TTiffTtvu). 
 
 Yliartvfia, nrog, rb, a pledge of 
 fidelity : fr. 
 
 Ui(TTtvu), to believe, trust, en- 
 trust, confide in, commit to ; f. 
 tvaio, perf. TmriarevKa, part, 
 perf. act. TreirirTTtvKujg, via, bg, 
 a. 1. ind. act. tTrinTtvaa, a. 1. 
 iniper. TriTTtvaov, driu, & in 2 
 pi. TTKJTivaaTi, a. 1. suWj. -Kia- 
 TtrxTio, a. 1. inf. Triartvaai, a. 1. 
 part. 7ri(TT(V(Tag, drta, av ; pres. 
 pass. 7ri(TTtvofiai,U) be believed, 
 pf. pass. TreTriffrevfiai, a. 1. pass. 
 tTTKTTtvOtjv, ?/g, 1] : fr. iricTTig, 
 faith. Th. TrfiOio. 
 
 TltrTTiKog, j), bv, of power to cause 
 belief, persuasive ; to be trust- 
 ed, faithful, probable, credible ; 
 pure, unadulterated, genuine : 
 fr. irhTig : also 
 
 IlKTriKbg, r), bv, fit to be drunk : 
 fr, 7rttt>, or ttivoj. 
 
 TlitTTiKbg for' OTri(TTiKbg,hy'ii\)hxi\ 
 of the O: fr. 'OTrt^, larug, y, the 
 name of a city near Babylon, 
 from which the best spikenard 
 is l)rought. 
 
 nitTTig, eujg, y), faith, in different 
 
 senses, like the Latin Jides ; an 
 
 assenting unto, belief, trust, con- 
 
 (520) 
 
 niT 
 
 fidence; any thing calculated to 
 cause belief, persuasion, proof, 
 testimony ; promise, pledge ; 
 oath, given by the right hands ; 
 integrity, fidelity ; opinion ; as it 
 were TrtiaTig, irapd rb Tmrtlcr- 
 Oai, to have been persuaded. 
 Th. TTiiOu), to jjersuade. 
 
 IlKTTbv, OV, rb, a pledge; rd ttkt- 
 Ta, pledges, a bargain ; also -6 
 TTiarbv, the same as iricfTig; also, 
 adv. fV»r Tnariog : fr. 
 
 Iliarbg, >), bv, faith fid, trusty, 
 trust-worthy ; convincing ; be- 
 lieving, trusting ; also, a Chris- 
 tian, believing in Christ; u'l mc- 
 Toi, believers : fr. TrtiOio, But 
 
 UinTog, t), bv, fit for drinking : 
 fr. TTito, to drink. Th. ttivuj. 
 
 HifTTOTtnog, compar. Si TriaroTa- 
 rog, superl. fr. Triarbg, faithful. 
 
 IltOTor/yc,', TjTog, /';, fidelity. 
 
 ntffrow, w, to cause and challenge 
 belief; give and exact a promise 
 or pledge; confirm, establish ; f. 
 io(Toj, perf. TTtTrtarioKa, perf. pass. 
 7re7n(TTu}fiai, a. I. pass. tTriario- 
 Qi}v : fr. TTtoTog. Th. TrtiOw. 
 
 fltdrpa, ag, »'/, a watering-place ; 
 vessel for giving to drink in or 
 for watering ; drinking vessel : 
 
 Yliarpov, ov, rb, a drinking-vcs- 
 sel, vvaterin<;-trough : Trini(TKoj. 
 
 ni(TTuj9tig, ivTog, a. 1. j)art. j)ass. 
 TTiaTojOiirov, dual num. a. I. im- 
 per. pass. TTiaTiuBifTiy of TriaTooj. 
 
 UifTTCJg, adv., faithfully : fr. ttkt- 
 Tog. 
 
 ni'SYrrOS, ov, b, a cobbler, 
 currier, mechanic. We may re- 
 fer it to TTitraa vypd, because he 
 liandles moist pitch. 
 
 IlKTui'of, relying on, trusting to ; 
 obedient. Th. TrtiOio. 
 
 niffvpig, JEo], for r«(T(Trtpfg, four. 
 
 Yii(Tio, 1 will drink, f. I. poet, of 
 TTiit) : see TrXaai. 
 
 niTA'NA, rjg, y,a cohort, troop, 
 any company of men : fr. Ilirci- 
 vt], a town of iEolia : thence 
 
 UtravrjTtjg Xo^og, a cohort of 
 Pitane. 
 
 niTva, spread, imperf. L)n. for 
 tTTiTva, of TTtTvduj; or fr. ■Ki.Tvt)- 
 fit, by changing ij into a, as ifia 
 for tfii] ; TTiTi'dg, pres. part. 
 
 UiTvav, 3 pi. inipf. act. for iiriT- 
 vaaav. See jrirva. 
 
 TLiTvdu) or IliTVT]fU, to open, 
 stretch forth, expand, spread, 
 extend, shake, throw down. 
 
 YIiTvkui, Cj, a. 2. tTTiTvov, part. 
 TTiTvujv, inf. mrvtXv, to fall, fall 
 out, happen. Th. TriTrrw. 
 
 WiTvui, the same; also = irirvdm. 
 
 YlLTTaKiov, ov, rb, an index, title, 
 inscription, covered over with 
 pitch, in order that it might be 
 affixed to any thing ; a tablet. 
 
 n A A 
 
 table-book, schedule ; plaster ; 
 Lat. p'ltladum. Th. Trirra or 
 Tzinaa, pitch. 
 
 TXiTTaKog ^XiTvXjp'alog, 6, Pitta- 
 cu^ M'ttyli'Hir.'Us, one of the seven 
 wise men of Greece. 
 
 TliTTout, see mnnbu). Hence 
 
 TliTTu}Ti)g, ov, b, one who tor 
 meiits another with scaldinir 
 ])itch. 
 
 TltTvivog, 1), ov, of the pine : fr. 
 rriTvr. 
 
 lliTvXfVio, f. aio, to move the 
 hands (juicldy iit rowing, stir or 
 bustle about, be active : fr. 
 
 m'TYAOS, ov, b, the noise of 
 the water struck by the oar ; a 
 rowing, continual agitation, ra- 
 pid motion, rapid successit)n of 
 blows, blow, stroke ; continual 
 dro]>ping or distillation. 
 
 TiiTvotig, sfTfTa, ev, abounding in 
 pine trees : fr. Trirvg. 
 
 lIl'Tt"PON, ov, rb, bran, scurf: 
 
 fr. TTTiriffOJ. 
 
 rn'TYS:, vog, t), the i)itch-tree 
 pine-tree. Lat. pinns : fr. ttToc, 
 because resinous. 
 
 WiTVMCrig, tog, b, »/, fruitfid in 
 pines, pitchy : fr. nirvg, dcog. 
 
 IU(pd(TKtat, Ion. for irKpdaKy, thou 
 speakest, 2 sing. i>res. subj. fr. 
 
 lli<l)d(TKOfiai & TriipdaKii), to an- 
 nounce, reveal, tell, relate, men- 
 tion. Th. 0rta> or 0///<t. to say. 
 
 \\i(pav(TKto, Ion. for WKpavaKOv, 
 pres. imper. pass. fr. 
 
 lli(pav(TKio, by inserting v, for 
 TTKpdrTKuj, by redupl. for <pd<TKuj, 
 the same as 0»;//«, to tell, speak, 
 mention, show, bring to light : 
 fr. ^du). 
 
 Jlioj, inns, for ttivio, to cause to 
 drink, Lat. biho : also a. 2. subj. 
 act. fr. TTivui, to drink ; f. nojnio, 
 
 li. 2. tTTlOl'. 
 
 Uiiofiev, 1 ])1. a. 2. subj. act. of 
 
 the same verb. 
 m'QN, ovog, 6, )), fat, greasy, 
 
 ricli, fertile, abundant ; compar. 
 
 TTiuTipog, superl. TrioraTog. 
 Jlultv, one who hath drunk, a. 2. 
 
 j)art. act. of Trivnj, to drink ; f. 
 
 TTlbniO, a. 2. tTTlOV. 
 
 HXayd, dg, a, Dor. for irXijyij, 
 ijg, t), a stripe, Lat. pla^ja. 
 
 TlXayyuiv, or TrXayKiov, oiwg, o, a 
 little image made of wax, wax 
 doll ; small wicker-basket to put 
 work in : fr. TrXdafruj. 
 
 nXayta^Wjto dniw aside, deceive, 
 mention in a side manner ; tack 
 a vessel ; f. dtno, perf. TrtTrXa- 
 yiaKa. Th. nXdyiog. 
 
 TlXayidpiog, ov, b, pla<jiarius, fra- 
 gana, Gl. Cyr. ; a plagiary, man- 
 stealer, stealer of other men's 
 
 HAA 
 
 UXayiavXog, ov, b, a cross-flute : 
 fr. TrXaytoc, avXbg, a i)ipe. 
 
 HXdyiov, adv., sidewavs : fr. 
 
 nAA'riOS, 6, ,',, & a, ov, side- 
 ways, in a transverse diiection, 
 oblique, ambiguous, <il)scure, 
 crafty, insidious : fr. 7iXd:,opai. 
 
 liXayioipvXat, aKog, b, one who 
 guards the win^s of an army : 
 fr. nXdyiog, <pvXa^. 
 
 HAA 
 
 It 
 
 TlXayiou}, fa), f. oj(Tu), to turn on 
 one side : & 
 
 HXayiiog, adv., obliquely, ol)- 
 scurely, ambiguously : fr. TrXa- 
 ying. 
 
 nXayKTog, i), bv, wandering, 
 doubting, misled, mad, foolish, 
 fickle : fr. irXd^io, 
 
 UXayKToavvJi, 7jc, t), a wander- 
 ing, roaming life : fr. the same. 
 
 nXayx^ivreg, wandering, nom. 
 pi. a. \. part. pass. fr. a. L ind. 
 pass. tTrXdxOtjv, for the sake of 
 euphony, by hiserting y, t-rrXdy- 
 X0i]v, i)g, 1], I wandered, of 
 TrXo^d;, f. TrXdy^oj. 
 
 n\dyxOrjv, ijg, //, Ion. for lirXdy- 
 xG)]v, a. 1. ind. pass. : see rrXay- 
 
 nXaCapbg, d, bv, very moist, wet, 
 flaccid, flabby : & 
 
 YlXacduj, at, A: 6io, w, to be too 
 moist : fr. 
 
 nAA'AON, ov, rb, & UXddog, ov, 
 6, excessive moisture. 
 
 nXrt^o/imt, to be carried to and 
 fro like a wanderer, wander, 
 roam about ; mid. of 
 
 ITAA'Zy, to cause to wander, 
 drive to and fro, remove, con- 
 found, hinder, divert ; f. TrXay- 
 Kto, a. I. tirXay^a, pf. TrtTrXay 
 
 writings. 
 
 TLXayiavXil^u}, f. au), to play on 
 the cross-pipe : fr. 
 
 Xa, a. 1. pass. tTrXdyxOrjv, rjg, 
 1] : also by sync, for TrtXd^o), to 
 approach. 
 HXdOai, CJv, a\, statues: fr. irXdr- 
 
 TIO. 
 
 nXaOdvij, r)g, >/, & JlXdOavov or 
 YlXaOavbv, rb, a table or board 
 on which bread is made : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 nXdOu), f. dffu), to approach, cause 
 to approach, bring near : fr, 
 TTfXaw. Th. TTtXa^*, near. 
 
 nXaiffiov, ov, rb, the model of a 
 brick ; the shape in which bricks 
 are made ; a rectangular figure, 
 oblong ; division of an army : 
 fr. TvXdaau), to form. 
 
 TlXdKa, ace. sing. fr. TrXd^. 
 
 nXaKtig, entwined, a. 2. pt. pass, 
 fr. ttXskio, to twine, knit toge- 
 ther ; f. ^oj, a. 2. pass. tTrXdKijv, 
 a. 2. inf. pass. TrXaicnvai. 
 
 nXuKepbg, a, bv, broad, plaited. 
 Th. TrXaTvg. 
 
 nXrtKia, ag, >'/, a wandering, er- 
 ror : fr. TrXa^o;. 
 
 TlXaKotig, taaa, ev, broad and 
 flat : fr. ttXo^. 
 
 (52 n 
 
 TiXaKovg, ovvrog, b, a sort of 
 broad and flat cake, Lat, />/a- 
 ceafa ; contr, fr. nXaKottg. 
 
 UXoKT^ov, ov, TO, Dor. for ttXT/- 
 Krnnv, plectrum, a (juill, instru- 
 ment to strike the strings of the 
 harp : fr. nXiiarno, to strike. 
 
 UXaKCJ, I niay have been en- 
 twined, a, 2, subj. pass, of ttXe- 
 KU), to entwine. 
 
 nXai/, Dor. for 7rX//r, except, 
 except that ; besides, apart 
 from. 
 
 WXavdio, w, to cause to wiinder 
 or err, lead astray, mislead, de- 
 ceive ; f. Tfffu), perf. Trt7rXd}'i}Ka, 
 a. 1. t7rXdvt](Ta ; pr. ]>ass. 7rAa- 
 vdonai, to 1)0 misled, wander, 
 randjie, i>erf. pass. TrnrXdvi^fini, 
 perf. part. irt7rXavt}f.itvoc, t], ov, 
 a. I. i)ass. t7rXavi]Qi]v : fr. 
 
 riAA'NH, »;c, »'/, error, an erring, 
 wandering, rambling ; pi. nXd- 
 vai, windings ; as if fr. 7rX«^w. 
 
 l\Xdvi}fxa, arog, rb, error, agita- 
 tion : fr, irXardix). 
 
 VlXdvt]g, yjTog, b, »'/, wandering, 
 a wanderer, vagabijnd : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 nXavijfTag, avrog, deceiving, a. 
 1. part. act. fr. nXavdio. 
 
 llXavr)T?ig, ov, b, a wanderer, 
 loiterer ; and by understanding 
 dffTtip, a wandering stiir, planet : 
 fr. TrXaj-'fia;. 
 
 nXavrjTiKbc, i), bv, wandering, a 
 vai;rant : fr. the preceding. 
 
 UX(tv}jTig,icog, i), a vagrant, de- 
 luded female : fr. the same. 
 
 YiXdvog, ov, b, a cheat, impostor; 
 wandering. But 
 
 YlXdvog, J/, ov, deceitful, fraudu- 
 lent. Th. TrXdvri. 
 
 nXavo(TTif3i}g, (og, b, >/, wandered 
 over : fr. nXdvi], arfiiiio. 
 
 UXavvTrio,to wander about. Th. 
 TrXdvtj. 
 
 nX«^, aKbg, 71, a flat body, plank, 
 table, broad tablet, smooth sur- 
 face, flat space, level, plain ; a 
 
 plate, leaf, fold, cake. Th. irXa- 
 
 Tvg, tog. b, broad, or 7rXdcr<Tu). 
 
 llXd^tv, Dor. &i Ion. for iirXii^iv, 
 
 he struck, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 of irXiiTTio or caw ; f. %ix). 
 nXd^iTTTrog, oj, b, d. Dor. for 
 
 IlXi/linrTrog, a charioteer; Trapd 
 
 rb TrXijTTSiv ruvg 'iTnrovg. 
 TlXdfTag, avrog, a. 1. part. act. fr. 
 
 7rXdfT(Tu), to form ; f, <rtu. 
 YlXdfTaaOat, to invent, aor. 1. 
 
 mid. fr. TrXdcraut. 
 TJXdrrig, eiog, >'/, a formation, 
 
 making or modellinjj of imaffes, 
 
 nction : fr. rrXaaaoj. 
 YlXdrrfia, arog, rb, workmanship, 
 
 a thing formed, image, model ; 
 
 chai-acter ; fiction ; style, com- 
 position : fr. the same th. 
 nXaffpariag, ov, 6, feigned, fic- 
 
 tl 
 
 
 ! 
 
n 
 
 3' 
 
 $. 
 
 Ill 
 
 riAA 
 
 titious ; ono wlio utters untrue 
 things, a story-teller : fr. the 
 preceding. 
 
 nAA'vvi2, Att. TTo), to plaster, 
 form, model, fashion, make, 
 feign, invent, fabricate, lie, pre- 
 tend, disguise, dissemlile ; adopt 
 an artiKeial ntylo-; f. TrXcimo, ])f. 
 TTSTrXa/ca, pf. pass. 7rt;rXacr/i«t : 
 lience 
 
 TlXdtTTTjc, ovy 6, a modeller, fa- 
 shioner ; statuary : fr. ttXcitto). 
 
 nXaVrty^, tyyo^, /;, the l)asou of 
 a balance, in which the weight 
 is placed ; a tablet on which the 
 game of tlie cottahus was played. 
 Th. TrXciTVQ. There is also 
 
 nXarrrty^, Dor. for TrXr/rrty^. 
 tyyot;, j), a cane, whip, thong : 
 fr. TrXZ/Tcrw, to strike. 
 
 TiXaariKt], underst. Tk\vi]^ the 
 plastic art, art of a modeller, 
 making things of eartli : fr. 
 
 TiXaaTiKOQ^ ?), 6v, pertaining to 
 or skilful in modelling, tit to be 
 modelled. Th. 7rXacr<Ta>. 
 
 nXa^roc, V, or, formed; feigned, 
 invented, artificial, fictitious, fa- 
 bulous, false : fr. the same. 
 
 nXaray/o/, u>, f. r](T(x), to make a 
 noise with a child's rattle, clap 
 with the hand, clatter ; sound 
 the timbrel, beat the breast: fr. 
 
 nXaray/), »/g, >/,a clattering, rat- 
 tling ; clapper, rattle ; timbrel ; 
 roaring of the sea ; talkative 
 man : fr. TrXarciTTio. 
 
 nXaTayrjiia, aroQy to, a clatter, 
 noise, sound : fr. TrXaraytw. 
 
 nXarayt^oj, the same as TrXara- 
 yfoj. 
 
 TlXarayioviov, ov, to, a poppy- 
 bell. 
 
 nXrtraiat, utv^ai, Platcea: lience 
 
 TiXaTauvQ, bioq, 6, of Platipa, a 
 Platiean ; dat. pi. llXaTunvai. 
 
 TlXaTafnov, lovog, o, a broad flat 
 rock, flat stone : fr. TrXarvQ. 
 
 nXarariTrau, ui, to be covered 
 with plane-trees : fr. 
 
 JlXaTai'irTTog, ov, >'/, the same as 
 TrXaTUVog. 
 
 UXuTainffTovg, ovifTog, 6, a grove 
 of plane-trees : fr. 
 
 UXciTavoQ, ov, i), the plane-tree, 
 Lat. pfatanus, from its broad 
 leaves and branches. Th. ttXo- 
 Tvg. 
 
 JlXaTaviov, utvog, 6, = TrXara- 
 
 I'lffTCVC. 
 
 JlXaTd(T(T(i), to utter a sound from 
 striking and rubbing together, 
 clatter, clap. Th. TrXarifg. 
 
 TiXaTt' for TrXaTta, ace. sing, m 
 & nom. or ace. pi. n. g. TrXarloiv, 
 gen. pi. fr. the same th. 
 
 nXarftf/, ag, ?/, by understand 
 ing odog, a broad street ; Lat. 
 platea : fr. the same. 
 
 TiXaTt id'^io, f. (Tit), to speak with 
 
 DAE 
 
 a broad pronunciation ; like the 
 
 Dorians : & 
 YlXoLTt], Tjg, r), the broad part of 
 
 the oar, the oar itself ; sailing ; 
 
 ovp'ut) TzXcLTy icaTijyoiJijv, Soph. 
 
 Philoct. 358,1 reached (Sigemn) 
 
 by a favourable vovai^e. Th. 
 
 TrXciTvg. 
 nXariov, Dor. for ivXi^rriov, near. 
 nXang, icog^ >'/, a wife, spouse ; 
 
 for Tr'^XnTig. 
 nXaroc, tog, to, breadth. Th. 
 
 TzXaTvg. 
 YlXaTTii), to form, Att. for itXda- 
 
 (TlO. 
 
 HXaTvaocoinai, Dor. for ~X«- 
 Ti'd^ovffai, ])ronoiincing with a 
 mouth stretched wide oj)en, 
 nom. pi. ])art. pres. fem. gen. fr. 
 7rXaTvd'C(o. Othei's read TrXa- 
 TeidT^oKrai, fr. TrXarfiarrCw, 
 Dor. for TrXuTttd^io. Th. TrXa- 
 Tvr. 
 
 YlXnTvyiXci, f. imo, to strike the 
 water with the flat part of the 
 oar, splash ; vaunt, brag : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 YIXutvyK, or rather HXdriyK, 
 yyog, »/, the extreme end or 
 broad part of the oar, which 
 strikes the water, an oar : fr. 
 TrXaTvg. 
 
 nXrtri'K:6nwc,wra^,6, having broad 
 horns; an animal classed among 
 the goat kind. In French, cha- 
 moh : fr. TrXaTvg, Kfoag. 
 
 nXaTVi'9 1'lnonai, f. 1. pass. fr. 
 
 JlXaTvvit}, to make broa<l, widen, 
 enlarge, extend ; mid. to boast ; 
 f. vt'io, perf. TTfTrXaTvyKa, a. 1. 
 
 .iTrXrt'rrj'a, pf. pass. TrtTrXari'/i- 
 ftai, a. 1. pass. tTrXaTrvOtjv, a. 
 1. imper. pass. TrXarvi'OtjTi, 
 i]TM. Th. TzXaTvg. 
 
 Y[XaTvvMTog, 6, >'/, having a broad 
 back : fr. TrXaTvg, vC^Tog. 
 
 nXaTVTTovg, Trndog, 6, //, having 
 broad feet : fr. TrXiiTvg, Trovg. 
 
 n^VATY'S, eTo, v, broad, wide, 
 large, spacious ; in Herod, ii. 
 108, some render it salt. 
 
 nXaruT/uof,-, ov, 6, a widening, 
 extending, boasting, ostentation : 
 fr. irXaTvvuj. 
 
 TiXaTVTj)g, ijtoc, >}, breadth, 
 width, magnitude. 
 
 UXaTixpvXXog, 6, >'/, broad -leaved: 
 fr. TrXarvg, (^vXXoi'. 
 
 nXaTVipi'xog, o, >), of a capacious 
 soul, insatiable, covetous : fr. 
 TrXarvg, -^vy^t]. 
 
 nXartur, wvof, o, Plato, the mas- 
 ter of Aristotle. 
 
 nXa(u, by sync, for ttj Xaw, to ap- 
 proach. Th. Ti'iXag, near. 
 
 nXsrtc, by sync, for TrXlora?, ace. 
 J)!. -TrX'dtg for irXf-ortg, nom. pi. 
 compar. fr. -noXvg-, much ; com- 
 par. TrXtwv & TrXtiojv, superl. 
 TrXtifrro^. 
 
 (522) 
 
 riAE 
 
 TiX'tyi.ia, aTog, to, any thing plait- 
 ed or knit together ; wicker- 
 work ; a basket ; braided lock, 
 tress ; net. Th. ttXikio. 
 
 nXfOptalog, i7, ov, measuring the 
 length of a plethrum or acre : 
 fr. 
 
 riAE'OPON, ov, TO, a plethrum ; 
 according to Suidas, a sj)aco of 
 100 feet ; an acre containing 
 240 feet, jtojcrum ; called by the 
 poets TTsXtOpoi'. 
 
 nXeiug, dcog, //, Pleimt, a con- 
 stellation consisting of seven 
 stars in Taurus ; fr. ttXsio, to 
 sail, from being useful to sailors; 
 or fr. ':rXiiovtg, because it con- 
 sists of many stars. 
 
 HXeitiv, Ion. or poet, for ttXUii', 
 pres. inf. act. of 7rXf(t», to sail. 
 
 nXtWt, hy pleon. of 9i, for -rrXtX, 
 or TrXtf, pres. imper. act. of the 
 same. 
 
 TlXfit], Ion. for TrXe/a, rtc, »'/, full, 
 fr. the masc. irXioc, full ; j)()et. 
 
 TrXnng, Att. 7rXit»g. 
 
 nXfTj', Att. for TrXfor, more; also 
 
 nXttj', pres. inf. fr. TrXiuj, to sail. 
 
 IlXtlov, or TrXkov, more, comi»ar. 
 n. g. gen. sing. TrXtiovog, gen. pi. 
 TrXtioviov, nom. or ace. pi. n. g. 
 TrXtioi'rt, TrXtioa, TrXtiuj. Th. tto- 
 Xig, much, comj)ar. ttXeioju & 
 TrXfw)', sujierl. TrXtinTog. 
 
 TTXfToc, poet, for TrXiog, full. 
 
 HXftovg, more, ace. )>1. m. g. for 
 ■TrXfiovag, compar. fr. 7roXi'(;. 
 
 YlXnTTu, adv. ; see TrXfirrror. 
 
 YlXtifTTaKiq, adv. mostly, gene- 
 rally, very often : iSc 
 
 nXf trrr//, most, nom. sing. f. g, A: 
 TrXfi'oTatc, dat. pi. f. g. fr. TrXti- 
 fTTog. 
 
 nXti(rTt)nt]g, fog, 6, >'/, all : hence 
 
 IlXurTTijpui^io, f. arru), to bid a 
 higher price than others : fr. 
 vXuffTog, superl. fr. TroXvg. 
 
 IlX(i(TTr]c,iafTf.ibg, ov, 6, a setting 
 up to sale to him wju) will bid 
 most : fr. the preceding. 
 
 YIXiirrTTjoi^ojjiai, to boast ; assign 
 as the chief cause or author: fr. 
 the same. 
 
 nXeitTTofifSpoTog eooT)), an assem- 
 bly where very many pei-sons 
 meet together; Trpog i)i' nXncTTOi 
 jSpoToi avvip\oi'Tai. 
 
 nXiltTTov & YlXelfTTa, adv. most, 
 very much, chiefly, very far ; 
 TO TrXtlfTToi', for the most i)art, 
 in the liighest degi'ee, as much 
 as i)ossible : fr. 
 
 YlXtiffToc, 1], OV, most, the great- 
 est, superl. fr. TToXvg, nnich, 
 compar. irXiuov & irXkutv. 
 
 YlXtiu), ace. sing, or nom. pi. n. 
 g. Att. cSc Ion, f ir Tr\iiova, fr. 
 TrXfi'tu)' ; (,'lsc where used adver- 
 bially. Waoay ivo^drMV ciKan- 
 TiZv irXeiio rwv TtTraoaKovTa. 
 
 riAE 
 
 HAE 
 
 Diod.S. i.92. 'P<;i/i,;aV6i;0po.' been overcome: fr. ttXeov for 
 
 VT}(T€iog TrXct'w Tovg txovTag e 
 fiXaxl^E, Isocr. Parten. strength 
 without prudence hath the ra- 
 ther, or for the most part, hurt 
 the possessors themselves. 
 nXtiiov,oiwg, 6, >/, more, greater, 
 larger, n. g. TrXelov, compar. fr. 
 TToXvg, 7rt>\\}}, TToXXv, nuich. 
 IlXau>f , wvog, 6, a year; so called 
 as if fr. TrXeoc, poet. TrXtXog, as 
 that space in which the seasons 
 are comj)leted. 
 JlXiKog, tog, TO, plaited work, 
 wicker-work, a wicker-basket : 
 & 
 JIXeKoco, (J, f. io(To), to be inter- 
 mixed, copulate : fr. ttXUuj. 
 UXtKravdu), tJ, f. i](tio, to twine, 
 
 interlace : fr. 
 UXfKTarij, i]g, ri, a wreath, lock 
 of hair, net, noose, coil of a ser- 
 ]>ent : fr. TrXUio. 
 M\tKTav6io,Q, =. TrXeKTavduj. 
 llXiKTt), ijg, i), the same as ttXeic- 
 
 Tavtj. 
 n\iKTbg, i), ov, twined, plaited, 
 
 hraided, woven : fr. 
 nAE'Kli, to fold, twine, plait, 
 braid, weave, interweave, j)lot, 
 contrive, machinate; f. ^uj, perf. 
 7r6 7rX«xa, a. 2. tirXaKov, perf. 
 l>ass. 7rs7rXcy/xrtt,a. 1. pass. tirXk- 
 xOi]v, perf. m. itkirXoKa. 
 IlX^jj'rt or jSXsrva, snivel. 
 llXt^avreg, houi. pi. a. 1. part, 
 act. of ttXskio. 
 
 UXeov, nvog, to, poet, for TrXtiov, 
 more ; inl to irXkov, to the ut- 
 most : cSc 
 TlXkova for irXdovny see TrXtiov. 
 ^Xtovd^io, to be unnecessarily 
 plentiful or great, superabound, 
 null tiply, have an excess, exceed, 
 grow insolent, augment, increase, 
 exaggerate ; f. aaw. a. 1. InXio- 
 I'aora ; a. I. opt. 7rXfoj'/t<Ta«/Lt(, 
 «'C, at. Th. TToXvg, compar. 
 
 ~\ki.t)V. 
 
 TiXvn'dKig, adv. oftener : fr. 
 
 irXkov. 
 UXtovdnat, 3 sing. a. 1. opt. act. 
 or a. 1. inf. fr. TrXtovd'Cio. 
 nXeoi'arryurt, arog, to, &, 
 nXeovafTjjog, or, 6, abundance, 
 excess ; too extensive explana- 
 tion, pleonasm : & 
 lIXfovarxTog, i), ov, superabund- 
 ant, Deut. XXX. 5 : fr. the same 
 th. 
 llXiovtKTiit), a>, to have more or 
 an excess, have tlie advantage, 
 be superi()r, excel, exceed ; de- 
 fraud, supplant ; desire more 
 than is necessary ; be covet- 
 ous; f. Tjcru}, a. 1. k'rrXtoviKTi](Ta, 
 perf. TTiTrXfovfKTyjKa, a. 1. j»ass. 
 i irXf 01 eKTiiihiv, a. I. subj. i)ass. 
 TrXeoveKTijOw, ijg, y, & in I pi. 
 TrXioveKT tjOHJi-iev, we may have 
 
 ttXuov, more, & ^y^u}, to have. 
 He who to the disadvantage of 
 another -n-Xsov cx", is said TrXfo- 
 J'eKTHu tKilvov; but if naturally 
 and independent of any injury 
 to any one lie become his supe'- 
 rior, then he is said TrXeoveKTtXv 
 tKiivvv. He who, by defVaud- 
 iiig his neighbour, deprives him 
 of his property, is said irXeortK- 
 T(7v Utlvov, not tKtivov. "Ii>a 
 M TrXioveKTijO^fitv diro tov 
 ^UTavov, that we be not sup- 
 planted by the Devil ; not, that 
 we be not violently overpowered 
 by Satan. Salm. de Trapez 
 Feen. 168. 
 nXeoviKTiji.ia, aTog, to, an ad- 
 vantiige, better condition, supe- 
 rior means, superiority, victory, 
 I.rivilege, fraud : fr. the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 nXeoptKTtjg, ov, 6, a cheat; covet- 
 ous, greedy ; ambitious ; superl. 
 TrXeoveKTi<TTaTog : fr. the .same 
 
 II A II 
 
 UXtv(TTiKig, t), ov, favourable ft,r 
 
 nX£ovit,ia, ac, t), the same as 
 TrXtov'tKTijfxa, also, avarice, im- 
 moderate desire of wealth or 
 pleasure, luxury : fr. irXkov Si 
 tX^i f. t4'w, to have. 
 nXeoptfTfr' for 7r\e6vt(T(Ti, dat. j)!. 
 Ion. fr. ttXsojv, poet, for nXeUov, 
 compar. fr. TroXvg, much, superl. 
 rrXtlarog, most 
 
 llXeovojg, adv. more than Is right: 
 
 fr. TrXtojv. 
 n^Ui'OS, a, ov, Lat. plenus, full ; 
 
 poet. TrXtlog, Att. TrXUog ; as if 
 
 fr. TToXvg, much. 
 nXtov(Tag, sailing, ace. pi. jiart. 
 
 pres. act. f. g. of ttXew, to sail. 
 nXtro, Ion. for tTrXsTo, by sync. 
 
 for tTTfXtTo, 3 sing, imperf. nid, 
 
 m. of 7rkXo/.iat, to be. 
 nXftT, Dor. f(»r ttXsov, more : & 
 nXtuva for TrXkova, ace. sing. m. 
 
 g.& 
 flXevvag for TrXiovag, ace. pi. m. 
 
 nXevvfg, 01, for TrXkovfg, more: & 
 nXfvviov for TrXioviov, «Sc 
 nXevvojg for TrXtoviog, more,Ion.: 
 
 fr. TrXkiov for TrXeiiov. 
 nAEYPA\ dr, y), the side, ribs. 
 nXfj'pTrtc, tt'f'C, »"/, Lat. p/eurlfis, 
 
 a complaint in the side ; En*'^. 
 
 pleitriiyi/ : fr. the preceding. 
 nXevpoKorreot, u>, to strike or cut 
 
 the ribs : fr. nXevpov, KoTTTio. 
 nXevpbv, ov, TO, the same as 
 
 TrXevnd. Hence 
 nXtvpiufia, arog, to, the rib, side. 
 liXivertai, Ion. for 
 nXtvay, 2 sing. f. 1. m. of nXkio, 
 
 to sail ; f. TrXtvcro). 
 llXe v(Tovfiai, y, HTai, Dor. for 
 
 TrXtvaof^iai, f. 1. m. of the same. 
 RXtvrTTtov, one must sail ; verb. 
 
 adj. fr. TzXkio. 
 
 (523) 
 
 sailing : fr, 
 nAE'12, to sail, navigate, swim ; 
 metaph. to fluctuate, be in un- 
 certainty or douht ; f. TrXtvaco, 
 perf. TTtTrXtfKa. 
 nXkio, more, l.y sync tSc crasis for 
 TzXeova, oa, nom. or ace. pi. n. 
 g. poet, for TrXtiova, compar. fr. 
 TTuXvg, much, couip:u\ TrXtitoi', 
 poet. TrXttov, n.g. TrXkov, ovog, to. 
 llXki^o, dat. sing. fr. TrXkog, lull ; 
 also 
 TLXs(i), Att. for ttXIoc, nom. pi. m. 
 
 fr. TrXko)g. 
 UXkojv, poet, for TrXeuov, more. 
 nXfwc,', Att. for TrXkog, full. 
 llXijytig, kvTog, struck, & in f. i^. 
 TTXiiyflaa, a. 2. part. pass. fr. 
 TrXiiaaw or rrtu, to strike; f, %m, 
 a. 2. t-Xj/yov t>i tTrXayov. 
 nX/;y/), rig, //, Dor. TrXayd, a 
 stroke, blow, wouml : fr. perf. 
 m. TTJTrX^/yrt, of TrXz/drrw. 
 IIX /;y/>at, to have been struck, 
 a. 2. inf. pass, of the same. 
 nX*)y/ia, aTog, to, a blow, Soi>h. 
 
 Trach. 531 : fr. 7rX//<T(Ttu. 
 UXtjyMv, gen. pi. fr. TrXtjyi). 
 nX/'/^tt, dat. sing. fr. 7rX))Gug, eog, 
 
 TO. 
 
 nXrjOtv, they were filled, Boeot. 
 by sync, for kTrX/j9,i(Tav, 3 pi. a. 
 1. ind. pass. IttXijOiiv, ijg^ jj: fr. 
 7ri/.i7rXt]fn, to fill, f. TrXjjfruj ; fr. 
 the obs. TrXdoj. 
 JlXijOoi'Tog bxXov Iv dyopd, when 
 the multitude in the forum is 
 the greatest ; expressed else- 
 where by TrXt]9ovaag dyopdg. 
 nXijGog, eog, to, a multitude, 
 mob, crowd, nibble, populace ; 
 I)opular form of government ; 
 number, si;:e, extent, capacity : 
 fr. TrXt}9oj. 
 nXi]Ovv, a multitude, ace. sing, 
 fr. TrXi]9vg. 
 nX7i9vvTiK6g, i), bv, plural ; opp. 
 
 to iviKog : fr. 
 nXi]9vvio, to multiply, increase, 
 augment, enlarge ; f. vvCJ, i)erf. 
 TTtTrXijGvyKa ; i)res. pass. ttX/;- 
 9vvof.iai, to increase, abound, 
 be full, perf. pass. 7rf TrXj/Qi-^/mi, 
 vffai, vTui, a. 1. tTrX>i9uv9nv. 
 Th. TrXfot,-, full. 
 nX7]9vg, vog, I'l, a multitude, 
 crowd, ace. TrXi]9vv, same as 
 TrXPi9og. 
 nXtjOvio, to be full, abound, be 
 crowded ; pi\ pass. TrXii9voiJiat, 
 the same : fr. the preceding. 
 HXijGu), to fill, be full, overtfow ; 
 f. TrXtjfTu), a. 1. tTrXijaa, jierf. 
 TTETrXijica; a. 1. pass. iTrXtjrrOtjv, 
 I was filled, a. 1. subj. pass. 
 ttXi/o-Ow, a. 1. part. pass. ttXjj- 
 cr9tig, kpTog : fr. 7rX£o<,\ 
 nXi]9iopa, ag, y), Lm. TrXz/Owpj;, 
 fulness, satiety ; a great crowd 
 
 
 t.; 
 1 ' 
 
 4 
 
OAH 
 
 HAH 
 
 of people ; a plethory, in niedl-inXj/juvpif, see irXrif^ifxvQiq 
 
 i 
 
 cine : fr. ttXtiQm. 
 TWiiia^iQy ]ioet. for nXfia^^e, the 
 Pleiaik'S or Ver<;ilicC, a constel- 
 lation in the hack of the Bull : 
 fr. nXf lag, a(0Q. 
 JlXiJKTijQ, ov, 6, a smiter, dis- 
 turber : fr. perf. pass. ttettX/;- 
 yjLtat, ^at, ktoi, of TrXz/'crcw, to 
 strike. 
 nXr;/cri^o/irti, to fight in earnest, 
 fight with swords, excite pity in: 
 fr. ir\)]Krr]g. 
 llXrjKTiKog, /), 6v, capable of smi- 
 ting or fighting, snappish, pun- 
 gent : fr. the same. tlXtjKTiKio 
 TSOOQ, compar. more vehement. 
 HXyiKTiKiut^, adv. strikingly, point- 
 edly : fr. the preceding. 
 TlXijKTpoif^ ov, TO, Lat. plectrum, 
 a quill to strike on the strings 
 of a musical instrument ; whip, 
 scourge, weapon ; the spur of a 
 fowl ; an oar : fr. 7rX//T(Ta>. 
 TlX^iii], or UXtjixfiq, fjt;, >'/» the 
 swellinjr or c )min<;-in of the 
 tide : fr. irXijOuj, to fill. Th. 
 ttXsoc. 
 nXi/jui, to approach, fill: fr. 7rXda>, 
 by sync, for TrtXdo*, the same. 
 Th. TT^Xrtt;? near. 
 JlX n jj. f I kXeia, rtc, y, depravity, 
 
 wickedness, sin, fault : & 
 IlXtjfififXsm, at, f. f/(Taj, to behave 
 unseendy, improperly or unrea- 
 sonably, act wickedly, oft'end : 
 fr. TrXrjfifieXijg. 
 JlXrjfifx'iXrjua, a roc, TOy a sin, 
 fault; ransom paid for the com- 
 mission of sin : fr. perf. pass, of 
 TrXtjUfxtXtit). 
 JlXi]niJtXi}q, Eog, 6, >'/, discordant, 
 unbefitting, immoderate, disor- 
 derly, depraved : fr. 7rX/)v, /xs- 
 Xog, not in harmony with. 
 IlX»/jL//ifXf;(T((;, eojg, )'/, a fault. 
 HXrj^Hvpa, ag, i), the approach 
 of tlie sea when the tide is 
 rising, flood, tide, overflow : fr. 
 irXjjfiq Si TrXrj^fii], the swelling 
 of the tide, & /tujiw, to flow ; to 
 which is opposed dfiTnvTig, tiog, 
 r), the ebliing of. the tide, for 
 dfiTTiiXTigfior ('tvcLTrujaig: fr. dva- 
 TTivio, to swallow again. Hence 
 nXfj/u/Livpscu, a), f. //(Tw,also IlXtjfx- 
 HV^io, t(» flood, overflow, be full 
 to overflowing. 
 nXrjixfivplg, 6i YlXrjfxvplg, iSog, r), 
 
 the same. 
 UXtjfii'T), rjg, tjy the nave of a 
 wheel, in which the axle is 
 placed, and round which it re- 
 volves : fr. TrXsog, full, 
 JlXriixvoderov, ov, to, the iron 
 which fastens the spokes to the 
 nave of the wheel : fr. rrXiifxvr], 
 ciui, to bind. 
 JlXTjfioxofj, r]Qy Vi an earthen ves- 
 sel : fr. 7rXr]9u), x«w. 
 
 ITAH'N, adv. except that, except 
 
 (with a gen.); but, but only, yet, 
 
 moreover, however, therefore. 
 
 only, chiefly; 7rX/}r tu>v dTTOcrrn- 
 
 Xwv, Acts viii. 1, exce[)t the 
 
 Apostles ; 7rX//v tdi', if only ; 
 
 7rXr)v ii, unless. 
 U.Xi)vTo, they were filled, 3 pi. 
 
 impf. ind. pass. Ion. of 7rX/)jia, 
 
 the same as ttXiiOio, to fill. Th. 
 
 TrX'cog, full. 
 nX>)r, Ion. for t7rXi)t(, 3 sing a. 
 
 1. ind. act. of TrX/'/o-rrui, to strike; 
 
 f. ^(u. 
 riX//^at;, ai'Tog, & in nom. dual 
 
 TzXyiavTi, a. 1. part. act. of the 
 
 same. 
 YlX^^av{>r], rjg, >"/, the name of a 
 
 Grecian woman, who beats the 
 
 air with much babbling. 
 
 nX^^ei', Ion. for t7rX//^ti', 3 sing. 
 
 a. 1. ind. act. of 7rX//rTn-{t>. 
 
 nXr/^tTrTrog, 6, r/, one who breaks 
 in and drives horses ; a warrior: 
 fr. wXijcrrru), 'imrog. 
 
 nXfjKig, t(og, //,a striking, alarm. 
 Th. 7rXi7<T<T(u. 
 
 UXf}i)rig, lOQ, 6, >/, & TrXqptg, to, 
 complete, entire, full ; superl. 
 TrXrjpscTTarog. Th. TrXtog. 
 
 nXr/oo^O{)£u>, u>, to fulfil, bring to 
 maturity, complete ; fill, fill so 
 that no mf>re can be wanted ; 
 make certain, certify ; prove 
 clearly ; f. t/<tu;, perf. TrfnXijfjo- 
 0opi/»ca,a. 1. t7rX»;po0opT;rr«, a. 1. 
 iniper. 7rXi)po<p6oi](Tov ; ]»r. pass. 
 7rXr/joo0opl()|uat, ovfiai, to be as- 
 sured, fully assured, know cer- 
 tainly ; a thing is said 7rX»;po0o- 
 ptlcrOai, which is fully assured to 
 us ; perf. pass. 7rf7rXi/po0op///xat, 
 j)erf. part. pass. 7r«7rX»/<)(»^o- 
 prjijisvog, a. 1. ind. pass. tTrXij- 
 po<popr)9t}V, 7jg, ;/,a. 1. part. pass. 
 7rXtipo<poptj9tig: fr. rrXyjntjg, full, 
 & <poptio, or <pkpuj, to carry. 
 
 nXrjpo(popia, ag, »'/, full assent, 
 full persuasion, sure belief : fr. 
 the preceding. 
 
 YIX r)p6u), tD, to fill, fill up,load, fur- 
 nish, render pregnant, complete, 
 accomplish, finish, satisfy, fulfil 
 a duty, pay a debt ; man a ves- 
 sel ; f. w(Ta>, perf. 7r«7rX^(Oa><ca, 
 a. 1. iTrXrjpujcra, a. 1. opt. act. 
 TrXrjpejffaifii, a. 1. subj. act. ttXt)- 
 piofTujy perf. pass. TmrXtjpojfiai, 
 a. 1. pass. IttXtipioOijv, a. 1. subj. 
 pass. ttXtjowOui, perf. part. pass. 
 7rf7rXi]pu)fxivog, fulfilled, con- 
 summated : fr. 7TXi]pt}g. 
 
 YlXrjpujOuKTi, 3 pi. a. 1. subj. pass, 
 of the preceding verb. 
 
 UXfjoiofia, arog, to, asupplement, 
 complement, fulness, filling up, 
 fulfilment, completion, plenty, 
 abundance ; TrXr/pti/xara, rowers, 
 sailors, marines : fr. TrXjjpoio. 
 (524) 
 
 DAH 
 
 UXtjptoffag, avToc, a. 1. part. act. 
 
 of the same. 
 UXt)oM(Ttg, (log, //, a filling up, 
 
 repletion, fulness ; completion, 
 
 accomplishing, discharging, ful- 
 filment ; payment of a debt : fr. 
 
 7rX;/po(i». 
 nX//pa>r//c, ov, 6, a filler-np, one 
 
 who makes a sum or measure 
 
 complete : & 
 nX7;pwrt»c6c,-, »), bv, capable of fill- 
 ing or completing : fr. the same. 
 YlXTjnd^evog, a. 1. part. m. Si. 
 
 llXi)eTag, ai'Tog, in ])I. 7rXt)(ravTec, 
 
 a. 1. i>art. act. of ttXt/Ow, to fill. 
 
 nXrjfrOtlg, tlna, iv, a. 1. part, 
 pass, of the same. 
 
 IlXi}fTid^u}, to bring near ; draw 
 near ; approach a person with 
 familiarity, be on termsof friend- 
 ship with a person ; attend, be 
 intimate, have to do with ; o'l 
 TrXrimdl^nvTeg, disciples of any 
 one, Isocr. ; f. dffw : fr. 7rX?;moi'. 
 
 nX;;<T<ajrfpoc, compar. more akin, 
 nearer ; 7rX>;(T(a«rarot,*, superl. 
 nearest : fr. TrXrjaiog. 
 
 nXtjaiairkpui, Ion. adv. for lyyv- 
 Ttpov, nearer : fr. the preceding. 
 
 nXtjmaafiog, ov, o, an approach. 
 
 nXifnikaripog, the same as ttX/;- 
 (TiaiTtpog. 
 
 nXiftrioVf adv., near ; but 6 TrXr;- 
 ertoi', a kinsman, neighbour; also 
 without the article, Luke .\. 29. 
 30, seldom in any otlier place, 
 as is observed by Markl. Eur. 
 Supj)l. 110. 
 
 nXtjrriog, a, ov, near, next, a re- 
 lation, kinsman, neighbour. Th. 
 niXag, near. 
 
 nXfiaioxiupog, o, »/, bordering on 
 the territory of another : fr. 
 7rXi](Tiog, ^uipot;. 
 
 nXij(Ti(TTiog, 6, //, filling the sail ; 
 one that makes a fair voyage 
 under full sail : fr. TrXrjGuj, 
 'icTTiov. 
 
 TlXi](r^iog, a, ov, filling, filHni: 
 up ; cloying, satisfying (r^aid of 
 food) ; nice, fastidious; to TrX/'/a- 
 fiiov, fastidiousness, satiety : fr. 
 ttXi'iOuj. Th. TrX'f^og. 
 
 HX}f(Tfiovt), ijg, »/, satiety, reple- 
 tion, fulness : fr. the same th. 
 
 riA H'22Q, or rr(u,to strike, smite, 
 wound, break ; defeat ; goad, 
 stimulate ; aff'ect, astonish, 
 frighten ; f. ^u>, perf. TrsTrXt]^^, 
 a. 1. tirXtjUa, a. 1. part. 7rXi)^cig, 
 a. 2. tTrXrjyov when it refeinj to 
 the body, and tirXayov, to the 
 mind ; a. 2. pass. tTrXiiytiv & 
 tTrXdyip', perf. pass. 7rt7rX/;y^«i, 
 ^ai, KTai. 
 
 nXtJTo, he was filled, 3 sing, ini- 
 perf. pass. Ion. of 7rXr//ii, the 
 same as TrXr/Ow, to fill ; f. ijcrio ; 
 or pluperf. pass. poet, or Ion. 
 for tTTSTrXtjTO. Th. nXsog, fnii. 
 
 riAO 
 
 nX^wi', ovog, 6, 7/, Dor. Sc JEo\. 
 for TrXiiojv. 
 
 IlXn'Otia, ag, i/, the making of 
 bricks ; a square battalion. Th. 
 irXivOog. 
 
 IlXivOtvu), f.tv(r(o,U) make bricks, 
 liuild with bricks : fr. irXivBog. 
 
 T\XivBi]lbv, adv., like brickwork: 
 
 HXivQivog, »/, or, made of bricks 
 or tiles : fr. itXivdog. 
 
 IlXivQiov, ov, TO, a little brick ; 
 dimin. fr. 
 
 ITArNBOS, ov, »;, a brick, tile, 
 })linth. 
 
 YiXivOovpy'no, (15, f. ■i^rru), to make 
 bricks : fr. TrXivQovpyog. 
 
 IIXj vOovpyia, ag, i), brickmaking : 
 
 UXivBovpyog, ov, 6, one who per- 
 forms brickwork, a brickmaker, 
 workerof bricks: 7rXiv9og,tpyor'. 
 
 nXiv9oipopsu), f. ijcruj, to carry 
 bricks : fr. 
 
 nXiv9o((>6pog, o, //, carrying 
 
 bricks : fr. 7rXir9og, 06pu>. 
 UXivGooj, u), f. o)(To), to form into 
 
 bricks : fr. 7rXiv9og. 
 I[Xiv9v(piig, kog, b, i), constructed 
 
 of bricks : fr. 7rXir/9og, vtpaivu). 
 nX(^, lybg, if, a step, pace ; the 
 
 space between the thumb and 
 
 the middle linger : fr. 
 HAI'SSQ, f. ^w, or IlX(Wo;/at, 
 
 to walk in an ambling or mea- 
 sured pace ; round one's steps, 
 
 step gracefully. 
 nXi^uc, dcog, //, the skin between 
 
 the thighs : fr. the preceding. 
 IlXoidpioi^, ov, TO, a small ship ; 
 
 a kind of woman's shoe ; dimin. 
 
 fr. ttXoTov. 
 nXoiZu) Si TrXot^o^tat, to sail, go 
 
 in a ship : fr. TrXoog. 
 TlXolov, ov, TO, a bo?it, vessel, 
 
 particularly one laden with 
 
 stores, ship : fr. perf. m. inus. 
 
 TTtTrXoa, of irXiio, to sail. 
 TlXoKa^iig, icog, y), curled hair, 
 
 locks, hair : 6i 
 nXo»crt/tog, ov, b, a ringlet, lock, 
 
 braid, tress, curl, curled or 
 
 braided hair ; winding, joining 
 
 together, twisted rope : fr. 
 
 TrXoKt]. 
 nXoKavov, ov, rb, wicker-work ; 
 
 a halter or noose ; chain ; van. 
 nXo>cf p6(,',d, bv, twined, wreathed, 
 
 plaited. Th. 7rXi/cu>, 
 nXoK/}, 7)0, //, a twining, winding, 
 
 entangling, contexture, ti.ssue, 
 
 composition, scheme, plot, de- 
 ceit : fr, TrXfKtu. 
 nXo<c<juoc,6, 71, plaited, wreathed : 
 
 fr. TrXoKog. 
 WXoKiov, ov, Tb, a lock, twisted 
 
 hair, kind of necklace : fr. 
 TlXoKiog, a, ov, wreathed or 
 
 twined together, braided ; per- 
 plexed, intricate : fr. 
 IlXoKOQ, ov, 6, poet, a ringlet, 
 
 curl, lock : fr. irXiKu). 
 
 DAY 
 
 nXoof ovg, b, gen. oov ov, a sail- 
 
 "'ff) voyage, course of a ship ; 
 
 also irXovg, rcXobg, ttXoi. Th. 
 
 ttXiu), to sail ; f. ttXcjWw, a. 2. 
 
 tTrXtov, perf. m. iriTrXoa. 
 nXoy, gen. contr. fr. TrXoog, 
 
 irXovg. 
 nXov/xaKLov, ov, Tb, plnmaclum. 
 
 Gloss. It is also a pillow ; fr. 
 
 phima, a feather. 
 riXot/<Tid^te», same as TrXovTi^io. 
 llXoi'cnog, a, ov, rich, wealthy ; 
 
 conij)ar. 7rXov(TioJTipog, superl. 
 
 TrXovtruoTaTog. Th. irXovTog. 
 nXovrriiog, adv., richly, abun- 
 dantly : fr. the preced.* 
 nXuvTS, voc. sing. fr. FlXorirog, 
 
 ov, b, Plutus, the god of riches. 
 nXovrtvvTa, Dor. for TrXovrovv- 
 
 Tu, ace. sing. pres. ])art. act. fr. 
 UXovTtoj, at, to be rich, possess 
 
 riches, abound in ; f. j'/tw, perf. 
 
 TreTrXovT 7}ica, a. 1. InXovrqaa. 
 
 Th. 7r\ovTog. 
 UXovrtjpbg, d, bv, lucrative : & 
 llXovTi'iCijj, to enrich, make rich ; 
 
 f. itrio, perf. TreTrXoi'TtKa, a. 1. 
 
 tTrXovTiaa, a. 1. pass. tTrXovTia- 
 
 Oijv : fr. tlie same th. 
 XlXovToyd9t)g, iog, b, y), rejoicing 
 
 in wealth, rich : fr. TrXovTog, 
 
 yT)9khj. 
 
 llXovTocoTupa, ag, 7), a giver of 
 riches ; fern, of 
 
 nXoyro^orz/p, 7ipoQ,b,n dispenser 
 of riches : fr. nXovTog, CoTy'jo. 
 
 Th. ^iSojfii. 
 
 UXcvToSoTrjQ, ov, b, the same. 
 nXovTOKpaTia, ag, y), influence or 
 power obtained by wealth : fr. 
 TrXovTog, Kodrng. 
 nAOY^TOS, ov, b, riches, wealth, 
 opulence, abundance, affluence ; 
 Plutus, the god of riches. 
 nXovTOcpopog, b, >/, productive of 
 wealth : fr. ttXovtoq, <pfpio. 
 UXovt6x9u)v, ovog, b, »/, of rich 
 landorearth: fr. TrXovTog,x9(bv. 
 nXovTuj, 6og, 1), the name of a 
 woman ; as if one should say, 
 an opulent woman. Th. ttXov- 
 toq. 
 YiXovTMv, tjvog, b, Pluto. Th. 
 
 TrXovTog, riches. 
 UXoxi^bg, ov, b, curled and twist- 
 ed liair, by sync, for TrXoKaftog, 
 curled hair, ringlets. Th. ttXskio. 
 nXvGilg, tlrra, fv, washed, a. I. 
 part. i)ass. of 7rXi7i/w, to wash ; 
 perf. pass. irkirXv^ai. 
 nXvvttJKi, he washed. Ion. for 
 tTrXvve, 3 sing, imperf. act. of 
 ttXvi'io, to wash. 
 nXvi'bg, ov, »/, a laver, basin, 
 bath, place or vessel to wash in; 
 TrXvvbv TToitiv Tivd, to heap re- 
 proaches upon any one. Th. 
 ttXvvoj. 
 nXvvTTjpia, a>i', Ta, a festival of 
 Minerva ; in which her statue 
 (525) 
 
 ONE 
 
 was washed : & 
 IlXi;rr;;t;, 01;, b, one who washes 
 
 clothes, a fuller of cloth : fr. 
 ITAY'NQ, to wash, properly 
 clothes ; (as Xovio, said of the 
 body ; vitttu), said of the hands 
 and feet ;) rinse, soak ; taunt 
 with reproaches, revile, defame; 
 f. TrXvviuj, contr. nXwio, a. 1. 
 tTrXvva, a. 1. imper. ttXvvov, 
 drio, perf 7rf7rX»7»fa. 
 nXwf , '7rXo)t(TKe, he .sailed, 3 sing, 
 imperf. act. Ion.: & 
 UXo'ieiv, pres. inf. act. of ttXoho, 
 or TrXw/it, poet, for TrXtio, to .sail. 
 nXioevcrag for TrXojoixrac, ace. pi. 
 f. g. part. pres. Ion. for -rrXtov- 
 (Tac, fr. ttXujho, & that for TrXtutu 
 or TrXfw, to sail. 
 
 nXiut'C«TKe, 3 sing, impf. Ion. or 
 poet, for tTrXot'i^e, fr. ttXwi'Cu). 
 
 nX(Dt^(,^, iSc TrXwiso^at, to sail, 
 Th. 7rXa>;, the same. 
 
 nXujiiAog, b, 7), skilled in sailing, 
 aj)t at sailing : fr. the same. 
 
 nXwfii or irXuno, poet, for ttXeuj, 
 to siiil ; f. TrXtvau). 
 
 UXioovcra, swimming, pres. part, 
 f. g. fr, ttXioio. 
 
 nXoKTai, for TrXtvcrai, a. 1. inf. fr, 
 ttXUo, to sail, 
 
 UXioaifiog, 7], ov, navigable, fit 
 for sailing : & 
 
 nXwr/)p, yjpog, b, the same as 
 rrXibrojo, opog, b, a swinmier, 
 sailor : fr. ttXioio, poet, the same 
 as TrXfttj, to sail. 
 
 UXioTiKbg, t), bv, skilled in sailing 
 or swimming, one who gives his 
 attention to naval matters, a 
 merchant : & 
 
 nXojrbg, /), 6v, navigable, swim- 
 ming : fr. TrXioni. 
 
 TlXwriop, opog, b, see 7rXa>r/)p. 
 
 llXioio, see in ttXw 1.11. 
 
 UvtiovTtg, breathing, nom. pi. 
 part. pres. act. fr. 
 
 fl veio), poet, for Trrew, to breathe ; 
 f. TTvevmo. 
 
 Ui'SOKTa, ag, «, Dor. for 
 
 Ui'tovaa, ag, y), breathing, pres. 
 part. f. g. fr. ttieio, to breathe. 
 
 Uvevfia, arog, Tb, breath, breath- 
 ing, respiration, wind, gale, 
 blast ; life, spirit, soul ; in tiie 
 Sacred Writings, the Holy Spi- 
 rit, inspiration ; sometimes the 
 
 Evil Spirit ; in grammar, a 
 breathing. Th, Trviio. Hence 
 
 UvivfiariKbg, y), bv, pertaining to 
 the breath or wind, windy, in- 
 flated, inflating ; in the Sacred 
 Writings, .spiritual, divine, holy, 
 pure, perfect, endued with power 
 and etticacy ; that whicli the 
 Sacred Writings contain, or 
 which agrees with them. Heneo 
 l^\v^\. pneumcUic. Fr. the preced. 
 
 livivfiaTLKiog, adv., spiritually : 
 fr. the preceding. 
 
 : It 
 
 i ii 
 
 %: 
 
 u 
 
noA 
 
 Ui'irfiaTo<popeo^ai, ovftat, to be 
 carriel with the wind, shaken 
 ^vith the wind, be ins])ired, perf. 
 7rf7rvt}'nar\)(p6pi]fiai : fr. 
 
 l\vtvfiaTO('>opo(;, y, //, driven by 
 the wind, moved by the spirit, 
 inspired : fr. m'tvua, <pspoj. 
 
 Jlrevfiior, 0%'og, o, Att. TrXtrf-Uov, 
 Lat. pufi>io, the hniiis, organs of 
 breath in 'j^ : fr. Trviv/jia. 
 
 Uvti'ffcd, a. 1. inf. act. of 7rveio,t<) 
 l)reathe ; f. TrvfiWtu, a. 1. tirvtv 
 <Ta, a. I. part. irvtvaaQ. 
 
 Ylrivatuv, he jniijlit breathe ; 3 
 sinu;. a. 1. opt. act. yEol. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 Tlrfyo-w, I will breathe, f. 1. act 
 fr. 
 
 ITNE'Q, to breathe, blow ;breath» 
 with difficulty, ]>ant, puff ; 
 breathe an odour, exhale, smell ; 
 f. TTvixxjiit, perf. TTBTTfevKa, perf. 
 pass. TrfTmi'ixdi. 
 
 JIviysig, t'i<Ta, fr, suffocated, a. 2. 
 ])art. pass. & 
 
 rii/tyfuc, Eujg, 6, an oven. 
 
 Jli'iytioog, d, bv, suffocating, sti- 
 fling, smothering : fr. Trvj'yw. 
 
 IIviyi)aofiai. I shall be choked, 
 f. 2. pass. fr. Trriyio. 
 
 ITi'tyjuog, ov, 6, sutibcation, stran 
 gulation, oppressive heat : Sc 
 
 TlrTyof, tog, to, the same : fr. 
 
 ITNlTQ, to choke, stifle, suffo 
 cate, strangle, smother ; kill 
 almost, drown, twist, throttle, 
 torment, bake ; f. ^w, per f. irs- 
 7rvT%a, a. 1. tTrri^a, a. 2. tirvi- 
 yov, imperf. j)ass. l7rviy6j.ii]v, 
 perf. pass. 7rs7rviy[.iai, £ai, K-at, 
 a. 2. ind. pass. i.Trviyi]v, f. 2 
 ]>ass. TTViyiiffofxai. 
 
 Il/'tywcr/i,-, eog, o, »'/, suffocating 
 with heat, stifling, strangling : 
 fr. TTvlyog. 
 
 UriiCTug, i), vv, suffocated, stifled, 
 sti'angled : fr. Trriyu). 
 
 Hi'i^avTtg, choking, nom. pi. a. 
 1. part. act. of Trviyio. 
 
 "ilvor], i}g, »/, a blowing, breath, 
 breeze, blast, wind, air ; soimd, 
 voice : fr. Trviio, p. m. Tri-iri'oa. 
 
 Tlvoidg, breezes, ace. pi. fr. 
 
 JJvoiTi, rjg, i), by epenth. of i, Dor. 
 for TiVoi). 
 
 TlvvKi'Ti]g, ov, 6, that frequents 
 the nuu'C 
 
 Ui'Vfii, Si. TrvvfJ-ai, & ttvxho, to 
 breathe, be wise, prudent, or 
 intelligent, perceive ; perf. Ttk- 
 TTPVixai. Th. TTi'ioj, to breathe ; 
 
 f. TTVtlKTU), 
 
 IIvvK, VKog, a, a place where the 
 
 assemblies were held at Athens, 
 
 the Pnyx. 
 IIvDro, he breathed, undei*stood, 
 
 3 sing, imperf. Ion. of ttvv^i. 
 no' A, ag, y), Ion. ttoi//, grass, 
 
 herbage, fodder, a plant, weed : 
 
 fr. Trdu) or Trdo/xai. 
 
 Ilo^rt, ace. sing. Tro^ag, ace. pi. fr, 
 
 TTovg, TTocbg, 6, a foot. 
 HodajSpog^ov, having tender feet : 
 
 fr. TTovg, ujSoog. 
 Ho^dypa, ag, t), a springe, snan 
 
 for the feet ; disease in th*, 
 
 limbs, gout, Lat. poila^/ra, by 
 
 which TToieg dypovvTaij the feet 
 
 are captured ; fr. Tzovg, dypa. 
 HoSaypcno, at, to have the gout ; 
 
 & 
 llocaypiKug, ?), 6v, or YloCaypbg^ 
 
 ov, 6, Lat. poda<^er, podagricus ; 
 
 one who is ])ained with the 
 
 gout; TU TToCnypiKU, underst. 
 
 TrdOii, gouty pains : fr. the pre- 
 
 cedin*;. 
 nocoi't7rr;)p, ijpog, 6, a vessel to 
 
 \\a.sh the feet in : fr. Troug, 
 
 VITTTIO. 
 
 Ylo^'di^tTTTpov, OV, TO, or UoCoviTT- 
 Tpov, water with which the feet 
 are washed : fr. the same th. 
 
 Ylo^aTTug, ?), bv, of or from what 
 country I as it were, 7roiot> Cutts- 
 Sov ; 
 
 Uocapyog, b, //, having white or 
 swift feet : fr. Trovg, dpyog. 
 
 riocapKUv, poet. To7g Troaii' dp- 
 fctij', to prevail with the feet, be 
 swift-footed ; see TrncdoKrjg. 
 
 riocdnKtig, eog, b, if, strong of 
 foot, swift- footed : fr. irovg, dp- 
 
 liociKp-dyiov, ov, TO, Lat. pedalc, 
 with which rro^tg iKjidaaovTai, 
 the feet are wiped ; a towel or 
 cloth to wipe the feet with. Th. 
 p.da(Tio, to wipe. 
 
 Tlchfjaiv, dat. pi. Ion. for -Koai, 
 fr. TTovg, TTo^bg, b, a foot. 
 
 Tioceujv, oJvog, b, afoot, projecting 
 
 noo 
 
 TIodi(TTrjptg, kettles with feet, 
 pipkins, LXX.; a robe falling 
 down to the feet, rr^TrXog being 
 undei*stood. Th. irvvg. 
 
 rio^ttu, I will bind in a fetter, 
 Att. for TTociffu), f. 1. ind. act. of 
 TTu^it^io, to measure with the 
 foot ; bind the feet, fetter. Th. 
 TTovg. 
 
 ITof 0111', Ion. for 
 
 IIo^oTi', gen. & dat. dual fr. Trot'j;, 
 TTo^bg. b, a foot. 
 
 HodoKoiXov, ov, Tb, the hollow of 
 the foot ; TTu^bg koTXoi'. 
 
 Uoioppojii, >/, strong-footed, swift- 
 footed : fr. TToi'ig, pujvvvfu. 
 
 UoCooTiov, ov, TO, a garment let 
 down to the feet. Fr. Tcovg Si 
 lipu), or bpi^io, or bpto. 
 
 Ylocbg, gen. sing. ttocCjv, gen. pi. 
 fr. TTovg, a foot. 
 
 YloCofTTpdlSi), ijg, ?'/, an instru- 
 ment by which a j»erson is tor- 
 tured, having his hands and feet 
 bound ; a surgical instrument 
 to replace dislocated limbs ; a 
 snare to captux-e stags : fr. irovg, 
 
 (TTpi(pitJ. 
 
 UocoxptXov, ]}edicultini, Gl. Cyr. 
 
 perhaps for -noCiZv ?//t/\X(or, /)c- 
 
 dkiila, a fettei*. 
 Y\oc6-^i}aTpov, ov, Tb, a foot-cloth, 
 
 cloth for wiping the feet : fr. 
 
 TroT't;, ^pduj. 
 T[o^'6\po(poi, wi', 01, persons who 
 
 make a noise w ith the foot ; 
 
 TToci xpo^ovai. 
 UodujKeia, Si JJodioKia, ag. Ion. 
 
 "*'^/> VC) V} swiitness of foot : 
 
 fr. 
 UnC^ioKTjg, eog, b, »}, swift-footed : 
 
 fr, TTOvg, ojKrg. 
 
 aperture or neck in bladders, noCai/m,ar(Jc:, ro, a stage, pulpit, 
 
 through which the liquid is in 
 troduced or poured out ; the 
 
 as it were j)ropped up with feet, 
 pavement : fr. Trovg. 
 
 shape of anything terminating Floft, Att. for. Trot'fi, pres. imper. 
 
 in a narrow point, after the like- 
 ness of the human foot ; a nar- 
 row extremity or tongue of land ; 
 a kind of rustic shoe. Th. novg. 
 
 UoStfyia, ag, j), guidance, expe- 
 dition : Si. 
 
 Ilocriybg, ov, Si Hodjfy'sTtjg, ov, b, 
 a guide, leader : fr. Trovg, dyuj. 
 
 UodrfviKtig, kog, 6, »/, reaching 
 even to the ankles or feet : fr. 
 TToiig, -qviKtig. 
 
 llociji'i^og, 6, y, swift-footed, 
 swift as the wind : fr. Trovg, 
 di'ffiog. 
 
 Uociipifg, £0^,6, »/, (namely l<TOi)g,) 
 a garment reaching below the 
 ankles ; belonging to the foot, 
 base or pediment : fr. Trovg, dpu). 
 
 IlodiaXog, a, oi', measuring a foot; 
 belonging to the rudder : fr. 
 
 TTOVg. 
 
 lloci^io, see TroSiio. 
 JJodtaKog, ov, b, b fiiKpbg Trovg, 
 a little foot, pedicle : & 
 (52fi) 
 
 act, from 
 Ilosoj, Att. for TToiiio, to do. 
 IIo^', followed by an aspirated 
 
 vowel for ttotb, sometimes. 
 HoOtiffKe, he desired. Ion. for 
 
 tTTuOte, ft, 3 sing, imperf. ind, 
 
 act. of TTuBsiOy to tlesire. 
 Hoyeivbg, y), bv, desirable, de- 
 sired, longed for, regretted. Th. 
 
 TToOog. Hence 
 IloOtii'ojg, adv., compar. TroOtno- 
 
 Ttpitjg, \vith more eager desire, 
 
 with greater regret. 
 IloOei', whence I interrogative : 
 
 fr. oOev, whence, indefinite. Th. 
 
 ot,', who. 
 noOkoiarai, Dor. for TroGioi'ffai, 
 
 desiring, uoni. pi. pres. part. f. 
 
 TloGsuvTe, desiring, nom. dual 
 pres. part. fr. 7ro0iw, to desire ; 
 ])res. part. TroGUtif, ovaa. 
 
 HoQ'iovTL, Dor. for TroO'iovcxi, 3 pi, 
 pres. ind. act. of the same verb. 
 
 noi 
 
 WoQipTTio, Dor. for TrpoakpTno, to 
 approach by creeping : fr. Tzpbg, 
 'doTTu), to creep. 
 JloOtaav, Ion. for tTruOecraVj 3 
 pi. a. I. ind. act. of ttoOUo, to 
 desire. 
 IIoOifTTrfpog, a, or, towards the 
 evening, Dor. for Troocrscr-efwg. 
 in. tffTrepog. 
 UoQivvTtg, loving, Dor. for tto- 
 
 Ouvvng, nom. pi. part. pres. Sc 
 TLoOevi'Ti, Dor. for TroOovffi, 3 pi, 
 pres, ind. act. fr. 
 Ilo0f(u, (J, to desire, wish f>r 
 greatly, long for, regret, feel the 
 loss or af'sence of, love ; f. j/ctw 
 & i(Tuj, a. 1. tTr69e(7a. Tli. tto- 
 Oog, desire. 
 IloOt), ifg, y, regret for anything 
 lost or absent : fr. the preceding, 
 Uo9i)kio, Dor. for TTpoat'iKuj, to 
 
 belong to, be a relation. 
 TloOqfitvai, by ectasis, for ttoOs- 
 fievai, to desire. Dor. or Ion. for 
 TToOuy, j)res. inf. fr. TVoOiio. 
 UoOiirbg, /), bv, desired, beloved, 
 Prov. iii. 15: fr. the same. 
 U6 t, where I in what [dace ? but 
 lloOi, in some place, at some 
 time : fr. oOi, wljore. 
 UoOopevaa, Dor. for Trpocropuiaa, 
 
 looking at, pres. part. f. g. Sc 
 lloOopiji, Dor. for Trpoaopq,, he 
 looks at, 3 sing. pres. ind, act. 
 of TToOopduj, Dor. for Tzooaopdu), 
 to look on, behold : fr. Vorc, for 
 "TTpbg, Si bpdio, to see. 
 HoOoptjfiij Dor. for Trpo<j6pt]^u, 
 poet, for TrpucropuS, to behold. 
 HoOopyaOa, Dor. & yEol. for 
 TTpoaopgig, thou beholdest, 2 
 sing. pres. ind. act. of TroOopdoj, 
 which see iu TtoGopyj. 
 UoOopuiffa, ag, a, Dor. for Trpoff- 
 onuJo-a, »/c, //, beholding, pres. 
 part. f. g. of the same verb. 
 IIO'OOS, ov, b, desire, regret, 
 love, louiiinir. 
 
 UoOovf^tv, we desire, I pi. pres. 
 ind. act. of ttoOsuj. 
 IToi, whither i to what [ilace ? fr. 
 
 the indefinite ol, whither. 
 Tloj'a, ag, »/, poet, for Trua ; 
 whence 
 Uoid'eig, entra, ev, grassy, Dor. 
 
 for TToiytig. 
 UoiUtTKor, Ion. for tTroieov, oi'r. 
 IToici;, do. Dor. for ttowv, pres. 
 imper. pass, ttouvvti, to him 
 that doeth. Dor. for ttoiouvti. 
 dat. s. pres. part. act. Trouvvra, 
 Dor. for TToiovvTa, ace. s. pres. 
 part. act. of ttolsuj, to do. 
 UoitvfitvoVf Dor. for Troiovfis- 
 
 vov. 
 UourfitjVj Dor.«fc Ion. fortrrotoj^- 
 fttjVj 1 s. impf. pass. Truitv^itv. 
 Dor. & Ion. for tTroiovntv, 1 pi. 
 impf, act. of Trouio, to do. 
 noIE'Q, to, to do, make, practise. 
 
 noi 
 
 effect, execute, prepare, cause, 
 foriu, treat, describe, represent 
 depict, provide, compose verses, 
 perfoi-ni sacrifices, place, ima- 
 gine, sup|)ose, suggest ; f. ,)(tio, 
 pf. TrtTroii]Ka, j)f. pt. TrernniiKiLg, 
 a. 1. i-uiriaa, a. I. pt. T7oii)aag; 
 pres. pass, anil mid. TroUopai, 
 ovfiai,to be made, become; make 
 or do for one's self, lussign, fix, 
 assume, feign, regard, esteem, 
 deem, value, perf. pass. Tmroi- 
 »/Mat, a. 1. i>ass. iTrottiOijr, a. 1. 
 m. tTrou]<Td^u]v, w, uto. It has 
 various significations according 
 as it is joined to difi'erent sulj- 
 stantiyes or particles ; as ttoihv 
 Tbv vofiov, to ob.serve the law ; 
 but TToiunOai vofxov, to confirm 
 a law, establish it; Bi'criag ttouIv, 
 to sacrifice ; iopTi)v ttoihv, to 
 celebrate a festival ; xpovov ttoi- 
 tladai, to delay ; Xoyov ttqukt- 
 Oai, ti) speak ; dpxt}i' TroitlaOai, 
 to begni ; Tralca Troiuaeai, to 
 adoi)t ; fidxnv, to fight ; Trepl 
 TToXXuv TToitioBai, to esteem 
 much ; tv 6Xiy(p or Tttpi oXiyov 
 TToielaOai, to despise ; ttouIv 
 Tivd KaKa)g,io do ill to any one; 
 TToiilv tv, to benefit. 
 ^oirj, Tjg, Ion. for ttuo, ac, y, 
 
 IIOI 
 
 grass. 
 
 Uoii)tig, tcrtra, ev, grassy, verdant, 
 blooming, green : fr. the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 HoiyOetg, elera, ev, a. 1. pt. pass, 
 of TTOiho, to do. 
 
 Yloitjfia, arog, to, a work, action ; 
 the work of a poet, fiction, fig- 
 ment, poem. Th. ttouio, to do, 
 make verses. 
 
 UoiTjfievog, Ion. for 7re7roit]fttvog, 
 done, perf. part. pass. fr. ttoiUo. 
 
 Jloiypbg, a, bv, verdant, green, 
 blooming : fr. Trot//. 
 
 Tloiytri, Ion. jiaragoge for rroiy, 3 
 sing^ pres. subj. act. of the verb 
 
 TTOlku). 
 
 Yloiifrng, eiog, »'/, an action, doing 
 or making of a thing, composing-, 
 poetry ; adoption : fr. ttouo). ° 
 
 nou](7CJ, elg, e~i, Dor. for Tron/rrw, 
 iig,ei, f. 1. ind. act. of the same. 
 
 IJoLHTtov, to be done or made, 
 verb. adj. fr. ttoiuo. 
 
 nou}Tt)g, ov, b, a poet; a doer, 
 author, one who accomplishes a 
 thing ; dat. pi. TroiyTalg : fr. 3 
 sing. ])erf. pass, of ttoibu). 
 
 UoitjTiKt), (viz. Tsxvij,) the poetic 
 art : fr. 
 
 tloitjTLKbg, t),bv, making, efficient, 
 capable of making ; pertainhig 
 or adapted to poetry, poetic : fr. 
 3 sing. perf. pass, of ttouoj. 
 
 n.oit]Tbg, /}, bv, made, performed, 
 executed, done by art, adopted : 
 
 fr. TTOltU). 
 
 YIoiifTpia, ag, y, a poetess : fr. 
 (527) 
 
 the same verb. 
 noi}}(paysu,, w, f. ,;(rw, to eaS. 
 gra-ss or herbs : fr. Troiy or rroa, 
 <p(iyio. 
 
 nuiKiXt{fnov,ovog, b, >'/, variously 
 dressed, spangled : fr. TroiKiXor, 
 fiHa. 
 
 lIoiKiXdviog, 0), Dor. for 
 
 lIoiKiXi'ivLog, b, y, one who has 
 pamted or many-coloured reins : 
 fr. TrniKiXog, yvia. 
 
 UotKiXia, ag, y, a variegating f)r 
 diversifying, variety, diversitv, 
 embroidery ; skill, cunnini; : .V 
 
 UoiKiXXoj, to variegate, diversify 
 embroider, arrange with skill • 
 act insidiou.siy ; f. Xu,. Th. Trot- 
 KiXog. Hence 
 
 rioi/ctX/m, aTog, Tb, curious work- 
 manship, embroidery. 
 
 UoiKiXojiovXog, b, //, versatile, 
 artful and wise in counsel : fr. 
 TToiKiXog. [SovXy 
 
 noiKiXoyapvg, vog, b, y, Dor. 
 lor 
 
 IhuKiXoyypvg, vog, b, >/, having a 
 variety of sounds or tones : fr. 
 TToiKiXog, yypvg. 
 
 lIotKiXoCtipog, b, y), having a va- 
 riously coloured neck, many- 
 coloured; melodious, modulating 
 the voice ; uttering various 
 sounds or tones ; an epithet of 
 the nightingale : fr. TroiKiXog, 
 ctipt), the neck, by met<mymy, 
 the voice. 
 
 UoiKiXocspfnov, ovog, b, »), having 
 a variegated or spotted skin : 
 fr. 7ro(*c/Xoc, dfp/jia. 
 
 UoiKiXoOpiK, rpixog, b, y, having 
 variegated or dappled haii- : fr. 
 TToiKiXog, Opi^. 
 
 UoiKiXoOpovog, b, y), seated on a 
 niany- coloured throne : fr. ttoj- 
 KiXog, Opovog. 
 
 UoiKiXofu'iTijg, ov, 6, & 
 
 YIoiKiXo^yng, log, b., y), having 
 various and manifold counsels, 
 wily in counsel : fr. TroiKiXog] 
 
 HiJTig. 
 
 IIoiKiXofioptpog, b, y, of various 
 forms : fr. TtoiKiXog, fxop<py]. 
 
 UoiKiXovujTog, b, y), one who has 
 a variously marked back : fr. 
 
 TTOlKlXog, VlOTOg. 
 
 UoiKiXoTTTtpog, b, y), having 
 many-colt ured feathers, i. e. 
 Cupid : fr. tvoikiXoc, TTTepov. 
 
 nOIKI'AOS, ;/, 01/,' various, di- 
 verse, manifold ; variegated, di- 
 versified, many-coloured, pied, 
 spotted ; one who is skilled in 
 various arts, versatile, wilv, de- 
 signing, artful ; ambiguous. 
 
 noiKiXoffToXog, b, y, having a 
 variegated dress : fr. TroiKiXog, 
 (TToXy. 
 
 noiKiXoTepTryg, eog, b, »/, vari- 
 ously delighting : fr. ttoikiXoc, 
 
 TepTTCJ. 
 
 
 t»l 
 
 il 
 
 
i\ 
 
 noi 
 
 TJoiKiXoTtvicTog, 6, r/, artfully 
 made : fr. ttoikiXoc, Tf.v\oj. 
 
 Ilot<ci\6rpovXo^, 6, »/, variously 
 stammering or warbling : fr. 
 TToiKiXoQ, TpavXog. 
 
 Ti.oiki\o((><'H)iJ.iy^, yyog, 6, r), epitli. 
 of a sung, accompanied by a 
 variously sounding lyre : fr. 
 
 TljiKiXocppMi'^ ovoQ, 6, r), wily- 
 minded : fr. 7roiKi\o<^, (pfjrji^. 
 
 HotKi\Tt)g, ov, o, an embroiderer, 
 one who works up dresses with 
 embroidery : fr. ttoikiXXw. 
 
 IloiKi\(i)Cbgf ovj 6, >), singing art- 
 ful things, i. e. enigmatically, 
 epith. of the sphinx : fr. ttoikL- 
 Xog, i^crj. 
 
 IIoiKiXwg, adv., variously, in 
 many ways : fr. TroiKiXog. 
 
 Iloif^iuii'oi'Ti, Dor. for Troifiai- 
 vovai, tiiey feed, 3 \)\. pres. ind. 
 fr. 
 
 no(/ia<Vaj, to feed, pasture cattle, 
 tend herds, govern, take care 
 of, teach, foster, cherish ; mid. 
 to wander or roam about ; f. 
 ai'tD, a. I. i-oi^dia, a. 1. im- 
 per. Ttoif-idvov, drio, isi in 2 pi. 
 Troifidt'cire. Tli. 7roi}ii}v. 
 
 Jloifxav, Dor. for noif^itii^. 
 
 Uoifidi/ctTt, 2 pi. a. 1. imper. act. 
 of TTOi^taivojy to feed. 
 
 Jloifiaiopiop, ov, TO, a flock, host 
 of men : fr. 7rvif.idyu}n. 
 
 UoijiauTeov, to be fed ; verb, 
 adj. fr. TToi^aivu). 
 
 JloifiavTiKog, ?), bv, belonging to 
 a shepherd, pastoral : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 Hoinavi*}, I will feed, f. 1. of the 
 same. 
 
 Ilot/ua'i'wp, opog, b, a shepherd, 
 leader, ruler : ir. the same. 
 
 JIoifieviKog, t), bv, pastoral : fr. 
 
 nOIMH'N, kvog, b, a shepherd, 
 protector, governor, ruler, 
 watchful friend, guardian. 
 
 TIoip.vt], Tjg, »/, a flock, herd. Dor. 
 TToifiva : fr. the preceding. 
 
 UoifivijOiv, Rdv. ivoni a herd or 
 flock : & 
 
 Uoifivrfiog, a, ov, belonging to a 
 flock of sheep : fr. Troifivtj. 
 
 JJoifiriov, ov, rbj a flock, dimin. 
 fr. the same. 
 
 TLomviTrig, ov, b, pastoral : fi*. 
 the same. 
 
 Iloiva'rwp, o^og, 6, a punisher, 
 avenger : fr. 
 
 Tloivdio, u), f. d'<Tu), Ion. r}(Tii), to 
 punish, inflict punishment; mid. 
 to revenge one's self upon, pu- 
 nish : fr. 
 
 nOINH', i}g, t'l, Dor. Troii'd, pu- 
 nishment, penalty ; vengeance, 
 revenge ; reward, compensa- 
 tion, payment, satisfaction ; a 
 liberating and ransoming, re- 
 demption J price ; ddx *^*og 
 
 noA 
 
 7roii'j)»; TavvfitjCiog, II. E. 266. 
 he gave (horses) as the price of 
 Ganymede ; Troivdg Iriaav, they 
 suttered punishment. Find. 01. 
 ii. 106. TToivijv CiCovat, as the 
 Lat. jjoenas dare, to give com 
 pensation, i. e. suttVr tlie penalty 
 or i)unibhment ; lioivai, oi, llu 
 Furies. 
 Uoivi^og, b, r), avenging, punish- 
 ing : fr. the above, 
 flotoji/v, T)g, T}, Att. or .^ol. for 
 UotoT/ii, oie, oi, pres. opt. act. of 
 
 TTOtttU, to do. 
 
 JJoioXoytixra, Dor. for ttoio- 
 Xoyoiiaa, rjg, >/, pres. part. f. g. 
 fr. 
 
 IlotoXoyfw, a, f. tj(Ti»), to gather 
 herbs or grass, glean : fr. Troirj 
 for TTort, Ion. & Xiyio. 
 
 Yloioi'ofiog, b, y, feeding on herbs 
 or grass ; fr. ttoijj, vkfjiii}. 
 
 HoTog, a, ov, of w hat kind ? w hat ? 
 Th. olog, such as. I^ence 
 
 Iloiof:, a, ov, of a certaift sort or 
 quality, such. 
 
 TloioTijg, 7]Tog, >), quality, man- 
 ner, condition, pr(q)erty : fr. 
 TTolog. 
 
 Roiovfifg, Dor. for TroiovfXfp, 1 
 pi. pres. acv. of ttoiho. 
 
 noiovi'Tujv, let them do, Att. for 
 TTouivijjaav ; the Attics make 
 the 3rd \A. of the imperativt 
 like the genitive pi. part, of the 
 same tense. Th. ttouu}, to do. 
 
 llonrvvbg, ov, 6, an active ser- 
 vant : fr. 
 
 UoiTrvvoj, or IJonrvtvio, to do 
 any thing hastily or with dil 
 gence, be busy, seek zealously, 
 serve assiduously : fr. Truitlp & 
 TTJ^f/fir, or TTpuiv, to breatlie ; 
 for he that busies himself about 
 a thing, and does it with haste, 
 is said to breathe hard. 
 
 riotpiv, "ipog, b, the scrotum : fr. 
 o-TTtipu;, or TT/'/pa. See Tnipiv. 
 
 Tloitpvyfia, arog, to, a violent 
 emission of breath, snorting, 
 putting, blowing : fr. 
 
 Iloi(l>v(raiD, f. ^(u, to breathe hard, 
 snort, putt" ; threaten : fr. (J>v- 
 adbj. 
 
 Uoiifttjv, Att. for Troiolfxt, pres. 
 opt. act. of TTOiiio, to do. 
 
 UoKa, Dor. for Trort, when. 
 
 HoKug, ddog, i), woolly, bearing 
 wool ; wool, hair. 
 
 UoKi'Co}, whence 
 
 YIoKi^aTo, Dor. & Ion. for Ittoki- 
 aaro, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. m. of 
 TTOKTi^oi, to shear or comb wool, 
 fleece ; f. iauj : fr. 
 
 IJoKov, ov, b, a fleece. Th. ttiikw. 
 
 WoKiog, Dor. for iroKovg, ace. jtl. 
 
 fr. TZUKOg. 
 
 IloXfat;, poet, for -KoXXovg, ace. 
 
 pi. ni. g. fr. TToXvg, much : but 
 
 IloXcag, cities, ace. pi. fr. ttoXic, 
 
 (528) 
 
 noA 
 
 tojg, y, a city. 
 
 HoXUg, Ion. or poet, for TroXXof, 
 & 
 
 noX?f<T(T', for TroXsf(T(Tt, dat. pi. 
 poet. & Ion. for TroXXolg ; fr. 
 TToXvg, much. 
 
 rioXft, dat. sing. fr. TroXtg, lojc, 
 ij, a city. 
 
 WoXiiv, pres. infin. act. fr. TroXtw, 
 to turn. 
 
 WoXt^agx^^ov, ov, TO, the palace 
 of the polemarch : & 
 
 rit)Xf/iajo;)^£a>, u), f. i](Jio, to ma- 
 nage the offlce of general of the 
 war ; hold the oftice of pole- 
 march : fr. 
 
 IloXfjuapxot:, ov, b, a polemarch; 
 among the Thebans, the leader 
 or general of the war; at Athens, 
 the judge who tried the causes 
 of the ixtToiKoi or foreign resi- 
 dents ; in Sparta, the com- 
 mander of a fibpa, or four hun- 
 dred men : fr. TroXe^og, dpxbg. 
 
 rioXjjufw, w, to go to war, wage 
 or carry on war, war, be at war 
 or enmity with, fight, attack ; 
 f. -qfTuj, perf. nfTroXffitjKa, a. 1. 
 t7roXtixt}(7a, a. 1. inhn. act. tto- 
 Xtpi'iaai. Th. TroXt^iog, war. 
 
 noXtfii]CoKog, 6, >'/, warlike, sup- 
 l)orting the fight : fr. TroXffiog, 
 StKOfxai, Ion. for ^i\Pixni. 
 
 TioXff^iifiug, Ion. dialysis for tto- 
 Xt^tiog, belonging to war. 
 
 IloXff.uf(Tii, will fight in battle, 3 
 sing. f. 1. act. of TroXf/ifw. 
 
 YluXtfiia, ag, j), (i. e. xoipa,) a 
 hostile country : fr. TroXf^wg. 
 
 IloXf/Jt^^/tf J', &. TToXffit^il^ltiat, 
 
 to fight, j>res. inf. Ion. cV Dor. 
 
 for TToXffli^flV, of TToXfftii^U). 
 
 UoXtfii^ov, Ion. for twuXi^fii^oi', 
 1 sing, or 3 pi. imperf. ind. act. 
 fr. 
 
 JloXffii^ijj, to war, fight, wage or 
 carry on war ; f. hw, perf. 7rt- 
 TToXifiiKa. Th. TroXiftog, war. 
 
 JIoXt/iiK-ot;, y, bv, belonging to 
 war, military, warlike, martial ; 
 I'l TToXt/iiKt), yg, i. e. t7ii(7Ttifiy, 
 the military art ; to TroXffuKbr, 
 ov, i. e. ayfiCiov, sound of the 
 trumpet in battle, signal for 
 battle : hence Engl, polemic. 
 Th. troXi^iog. Hence 
 
 lioXt^iKuig, adv., in a warlike or 
 valiant or hostile manner. 
 
 TloX'i^iog, a, ov, an enemy ; per- 
 taining to an enemy, hostile, 
 inimical ; pertaining to war, 
 military, warhke : fr. TroXt- 
 
 UoXtnicTypioQ, 6, >), fit for war ; 
 Ta TtoXtfxioTiipia, war-chariots : 
 fr. 
 
 UoXffiKTTyg, ov, b, Si UoXifdcr- 
 rpta, ag, y, a warrior, combat- 
 ant, ace. sing. TroXtfuffTrjv : fr. 
 TToXefiit^oj. 
 
 no A 
 
 lIoXtfiLijjg tx^'^j t^ ^® hostilely 
 disposed : fr. TroXf/itof. 
 
 JloXf/io^o/cog, 6, T/, poet, awaiting 
 or imdertaking war, warlike : 
 fr. TToXipog, dt^ofini. 
 
 JluXefn'iKXovog, b, >/, full (>( the 
 tumult of war : fr. TroXf/iog, 
 K\6vog. 
 
 IloXipoKpai'Tog, b, y, ended by 
 or terminating war : fr. ttoXe- 
 fiot;, Kpaii'io. 
 
 TloXtfiOTToiiii}, to excite war. 
 
 IIO'AEMOS, ov. Ion. oio, 6, war, 
 battle, fight, combat, strife ; an 
 armament, army, warlike pre- 
 parations ; as it were ttoXvui- 
 fxng, fr. TToXv, alfia, blood ; or 
 TToXoXifxog, fr. TroXbg, bXXvfii^ 
 to destroy. Others derive it fr. 
 TToXfw, to overturn. Hence 
 
 IIoX«/iorpo0E(j>, oj, f. i](T(t}, to fo- 
 ment, nourish or cherish war : 
 fr. TToXffing, Tp'fipiO. 
 
 HoXtfio(^06pog, o, y, destroying 
 by war : fr. 7roXf/*og, (pOtipio. 
 
 HuXf^nw, w, f. ujffoj, to rouse to 
 war or enmity. Th. TroXt/itoc. 
 
 rioXfoc, gen. sing. ]>oet. for ttoX- 
 Xov ; gen. ])1. ttoXcwi-, for ttoX- 
 Xiov : fr. TToXi'g, much. 
 
 IIoXkfTKeTQ, Ion. for tTroXfcro, 
 eiTo, 3 sing. impf. ])ass. of tto- 
 Xfoj, to turn ; or fr. TroXkrrKoj, 
 the same as TroXivj. 
 
 IToXfj'c, gen. s. Dor. for TToXiog : 
 fr. TToXig, y, a city. 
 
 YloXivio, f. aio, to dwell : also the 
 same as 
 
 nOAE'l2, to turn, turn about, be 
 turned to and fro ; live with, 
 be conversant with ; plough ; 
 send cattle ; f. yau), perf. Trtrro- 
 XyKtt. 
 
 YloXtiog, poet. TToXyog, gen. sing, 
 fr. TToX/f, »/, a city. 
 
 noXi7(t»v, gen. pi. Ion. for TroXtwr. 
 of cities ; fr. the same. 
 
 Tlo\iaivo^iai, to grow hoary or 
 white : fr. TroXibg. 
 
 XloXtarojUfdi, d>, f. //rra», to be the 
 governor of a city : fr. 
 
 IIoXtai'('»/io^, 01', 6, an edile, pre- 
 fect of a city : fr. ttoXi^, v'tp.oi. 
 
 n.oXiap\og, ov, 6, a prefect or 
 governor of one or more cities : 
 fr. TToXjg, dpx'Of. 
 
 IloXtdj;, d^og, ?'/, belonging to the 
 city. An epith. of Pallas, the 
 tutelar deity of Athens. Th. 
 TToXtr, a city. 
 
 IloXtdrdi', Dor. for TToXiT^rwr, 
 gen. ])1. fr. iroXiyTyg. 
 
 TloXi^^io, to build or found a city ; 
 f. irrvj, j)erf. 7rf7roXf»fa, a. l.iTTo- 
 Xirra. Th. -rroXig, a city. 
 
 Ylokiyoxog, 6, >'/, for TroXiovyog. 
 
 UoXiyg, gen. sing. f. g. fr. TroXiog. 
 
 IloXirjTyg, ov, b, poet. f«>r ttoXi- 
 Tyg, a citizen ; TroXirjTyai, dat. 
 pi. for TToXiTatg : fr. ttoXi?;. 
 
 noA 
 
 IloXifjTig, i^og, y, poet, for ttoXI- 
 Tig. 
 
 floXio/fpora^oc;, 6, y, having 
 h«>ary temples : fr. TroXtbg, Kpo- 
 Ta(pog. 
 
 UoXiopKSio, at, to besiege a city, 
 surroun<l it, storm it with bat- 
 tering-engines, harass, torment, 
 attack in war ; f. y(Tio,i\. I. tTro- 
 XiopKyaa ; pass. TroXiopKtofiai. 
 ovfiai, pres. part. pass. iroXiop 
 Kovfxtvog, a. 1. pass. tTroXiopKy- 
 9i}v, perf. TrnroXiopKy^ai : fr. 
 irbXig, & fpKog, tog, rb, an inclo- 
 sure. Th. I'ipyoJ, f. ^lo, to shut in. 
 
 n()X(opK//r/)^, ov, 6, one who be- 
 sieges cities : fr. the ]»receding. 
 
 IloXiopicta, ag, y, a laying siege 
 to, siege : fr. the same. 
 
 nOAIc3'S, d, bv, hoary, white, 
 gray, gray-headed ; old, ancient ; 
 clear, bright ; as if fr. TraXaibg, 
 for old things are accustomed to 
 be hoary. 
 
 HoXwvxoQ, b, y, the guardian of 
 a city, tutelar god or goddess of 
 the city, (spoken of the Athe- 
 nian Minerva, as mistress of the 
 citadel :) fr. ttoX'^, txw. 
 
 noXtoxp'*^C» (orog, 6, »/, white, 
 with white skin or body : fr. 
 TToXioe, xpiog. 
 
 nO'AIS, tiog, Ion. toe, pf>et. yog^ 
 & also tog, i), a city, state, 
 where men TroXovaiv, i. e. em- 
 ploy themselves, citadel, terri- 
 tory ; or fr. TToXvg. 
 
 noX((T/ita, aTOi, TO, a small city, 
 town ; establishment : fr. tto- 
 
 Xlt^Ut. 
 
 YloXicrpaTiov, ov, to, a small 
 
 town ; dimin. fr. the preceding. 
 UuXtacraiJiiv, Ion. & poet. fortTro- 
 
 Xiaa^tv, 1 pi. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 TToXiuuj. 
 TloXiffffovofiog, 6, »/, ruling a city 
 
 or state ; living in a city : fr. 
 
 TToXig, I'ifiio. 
 Uo^^LfTaoog, b, y, protecting or 
 
 preserving a city : TroXtg, cw'^w. 
 noXi(T(Tovxog, the same as tto- 
 
 Xiovxog. 
 IToXtrat, nom. pi. of TroXiTyg, ov, 
 
 b, a citizen. Th. TroXtg, a city. 
 UoXiTapxnQ^ oi», o, a ruler of the 
 
 citizens, magistrate : fr. ttoXj- 
 
 rioXtrfta, ag, »/, Ion. TroXtrryt//, a 
 state, republic ; the privilege of 
 
 noA 
 
 be engaged in public aff'airs, con- 
 fer the right of citizenship ; f. 
 tt'ffaj, perf. TreTroXir^t'Krrt ; pres. 
 m. TToXirtvofiai, the same ; also 
 to Conduct oneself ; perf. pass. 
 TTfTroXirevpat, 1 have minister- 
 ed unto, (with a dat.) : fr. 
 
 HoXVryjg, ov, 6, a citizen ; nom. 
 pi. TToXl-ai, gen. pi. ttoXituiv. 
 Th. TToXig, a city. 
 
 IIoXtrtKof, y, bv, Lat. politlcus, 
 pertaining to a city or state, 
 political ; one who belongs to 
 the city, is skilled and practised 
 in the government of the state ; 
 a politician, statesman ; acces- 
 sible, affjible, urbane, polite, po- 
 pular ; // TToXiTLKi), ijg, (namely, 
 
 ''^X*'^') ^'^G ^1'^ ^^ ordering or 
 
 administering the state. 
 rioXtriKait;, adv., courteously, 
 
 gently, wittily : fr. the preceding, 
 IIoXtrKcwrtpoc, a, ov, compar. 
 
 TToXiTiKuiraTog, superb ; fr. tto- 
 
 XiTiKog. 
 IloXtrtg, i^og, I/, a female citizen : 
 
 fr. TToXiTyg. 
 YIoXiToypacpia, ag, y, a new cen- 
 sus of the citizens : fr. ttoXi^, 
 
 ypdipio. 
 IloXixvy, yg, y, a small town. 
 
 Th. TToXtC 
 
 IloXXd, nom. or ace. pi. n. g., or 
 adv. for ttoXi', much ; some- 
 times for TToXXaKig, often. Th. 
 
 TToXf'g. 
 
 noXXd»fi, poet, for 
 
 HoXXaKtc, adv., often, frequently, 
 
 many times : & 
 IToXXaTrXdcnof, a, ov, & 
 IIoXXaTrXafTtwv, ovog, 6, r), mani- 
 fold, much more numerous or 
 
 plentiful, Luke xviii. 30 : fr. 
 
 the same th. 
 IToXXaxf?, adv., in many places, 
 
 in various ways, everywhere, 
 
 often : fr. rroXbg. 
 TloXXnxbOtv, adv. from many 
 
 places : & 
 rioXXaxo^t, adv., at many places : 
 IIoXX«x<^'''t5 adv., to many places 
 
 or parts ; & 
 noXXaxoi"', adv., in many places 
 
 or ways : & 
 TloXXaxwe, adv. in many ways : 
 
 fr. the same. 
 
 rioXX/}, yg, »/,many,f.g.fr. iroXvg. 
 rioXXyTrXyawg, Ion. for TroXXa- 
 
 TrXdatOj^. 
 TloXXoSiKaKig, adv., many ten 
 
 times, many times : fr. TroXbg, 
 
 ^iKOKig. 
 
 IloXXbv, poet, for ttoXv, much, 
 
 fai" : fr. 
 IloXXot;, i], bv, poet, for rroXvg, 
 
 nuu-h, brave, vehement, great. 
 noXXoffrz/fioptor, ov, TO, one part 
 
 out of many, the least ])art : fr. 
 noXXo(Tr;;/t6ptog, 6, y, having 
 
 a citizen ; constitution Si admi- 
 nistration of the state ; form of 
 government, constitution ; mode 
 of life, conduct ; Engl, polity .- 
 
 fr. TToXlTiVUJ. Th. TToXig. 
 
 HoXtTtvfia, aTog, Tb, the adminis- 
 tration of a state, citizenship, the 
 same as TroXtrn'a : & 
 
 noXiTiVTyg, ov, b, a magistrate ; 
 politician : fr 
 
 TloXtrtuoj, to administer the state,! one out of manv parts; the 
 (529) M M 
 
noA 
 
 least : fr. TroWoffrbg & /.lopiov, 
 a })article. Th. fitipu). 
 
 XloXXoarbg, y],6v, one person out 
 of manv, the last out of manv ; 
 small, tritiinj^, insignificant. Th. 
 -TToXvQ, much. 
 
 noXXot), 7ro\X<p, gen. & dat.sing. 
 TToXXoTg, dat. pi. of the same th. 
 
 IloXot;* oy, o, Lat. polus, the pole 
 or axis of the world ; the liea- 
 vtns ; a globe, dial : fr. ttoXIw. 
 
 nO'ATOS, ov, 6, Lat. jyulsj pot- 
 tage, pulse. 
 
 JloXvj much, n. g. or adv., great- 
 ly ; tTTt TToXu, long ; pi. to. 
 TToXXd^ in a great degree, great- 
 ly : fr. TToXvg. 
 
 TloXvai'KOQf gen. sing. fr. ttoXv- 
 
 UoXvaifiiov, ovog, b, >'/, full of 
 blood, bloody : fr. TroXit;, aifja 
 
 TIoXvaivtTOQ, Si UoXvaivog, 6, »'/, 
 much praised, worthy of great 
 ])raise : fr. TroXrt; & alvoQ, 
 praise : also a j)rt»per name. 
 
 JloXvd''iK, i'Kog, o, »/, impetuous : 
 fr. TToXvt^, atcrcruj. 
 
 JloXvdvcpiot'f ov, TOy a cemetery, 
 from holding many men : «Sc 
 
 UoXvai'cpog, o, y, abounding m 
 men, j)()pulous : fr. TroXvg, di>i)f), 
 dv^pbg, b. 
 
 Tl'jXvdv9iixog, b, //, poet, the 
 same us 
 
 JIoXvav9t)g, koc, o, ?'/, having 
 many tiowers, abounding in 
 flowers': fr. TroXvg, dv9og. 
 
 JIoXvuvOpuj-jTia, ag, i), populous- 
 ness, a great concourse of peo- 
 ple : fr. 
 
 JIoXvdvOpujTrog, b, 6, abounding 
 in men, populous : fr. TroXvg, 
 dvOpioTTog. 
 
 JloXrd'i'ujp, opog, b, r'/, abounding 
 in men : fr. TroXvg, dvTjp. 
 
 JIuXvdpyvpog, 6, >/, possessing 
 much silver, rich in silver : fr. 
 TToXt'c,-, dpyvpog. 
 
 JloXvdprjTog, b, >/, wished for ex- 
 ceedingly with many prayers : 
 fr. TioXvg, dptjrog. Th. dpd. 
 
 TloXvapiOfjiog, 6, >), infinite, innu- 
 merable : fr. TToXvg, dpiO^bg. 
 
 JloXvapKkfTTarog, i], ov, very plen- 
 tiful, by far the most able : su- 
 perl. fr. 
 
 TloXvapKi)g, kog, 6, r), equal to 
 many things, veryadequate, last- 
 ing long : fr. ttoXvq, dpKkm. 
 
 TloXvdp^arog, b, >'/, having many 
 chariots : fr. TroXvg, upfia. 
 
 JloXuapvog, b, i), having many 
 lambs, rich : fr. TroXvg, dpg. 
 
 JJoXvapg, pi'og, b, i), the same, & 
 fr. the same. 
 
 IIoXj'rtpx^"> "C> Vi the govern- 
 ment of many : fr. 
 
 TloXvapxog, ov, b, a governor of 
 many, governed by many : fr. 
 TrcXvg, dpxu). 
 
 noA 
 
 HoXvaffrpog, 6, //, having many 
 stars, staiTy : fr. TroXvg, darpov. 
 
 noXv/3a0»)(,', iog, b, »/, much 
 tinged, often immersed, drench- 
 ed : fr. TToXvg, iidTrrio. 
 
 noXvfievBtig, tog, b, //, very deej) : 
 fr. TroXvg, fi'tvOoc, fr. [idOog. 
 
 UoXiifioaKog, 6, i), epith. of the 
 earth, the feeder of many : fr. 
 TnXvg, j36<TKw. 
 
 \loXv[i6Ttina, ag, t/,poet. irovXv- 
 (ioTtipiiy the uurse or feeder of 
 many : & 
 
 IIoXvjioTog, 6, »/, feeding or nou- 
 rishing manv ; having manv 
 pastures : fr. ttoXv^', jioio. 
 
 HoXi'iiornvg, vog,b, »'/, aboimding 
 in grapes : fr. ttoXi'i,*, fiorpvg. 
 
 noXvjSovXog, b, i), very prudent : 
 fr. TToXvg, fSovXi). 
 
 IIoXu/SoDrdt, nom. pi. fr. 
 
 noXvj5ovTi}g, ov, 6, abounding in 
 bulls : fr. TroXvg, [iovg. 
 
 UoXitiipoxog, b, i), thoroughly 
 wetted, drenched. Th. fipix^- 
 Having many nooses or meshes. 
 Th. fiooxog. 
 
 IloXvl3ujf.iog, 6, y, having many 
 
 altars : fr. TroXvg, liiopog. 
 UoXvjSioTa, Dor. f(»r TroXv^ovTov, 
 
 fr. TroXvjiovTiig. 
 IloXvyd9i)g, tog, b, »), Dor. for 
 
 TroXvyti9iig. 
 HoXvydXaKTog, o, >/, abounding 
 
 in milk : fr. TroXvg, ydXa. 
 noXvyt)9i)g, tog, b, y, causing 
 
 much joy : fr. TroXvg, yt]9suj. 
 TloXvyXitXTcrog, b, //, many- 
 
 touiiued, of manv voices, utter- 
 
 ing many oracles : fr. TroXvg, 
 
 yXioaaa. 
 TloXvyvaf^iTTTog, b, //, bent in 
 
 having 
 
 manv 
 
 various ways, 
 turniii<rs or windings 
 Xvg, yi'dpTrrio. 
 
 IloXvy vioTog, b, i), very well 
 known, verv remarkable : fr. 
 TroXvg, yvutrog. Th. yivioaKU). 
 
 HoXi)yofi(pog, b, »'/, having many 
 nails : fr. TroXt't;, yojjKpog. 
 
 IloXvyovog, b, //, abounding in 
 offspring, fruitful : fr. TroXi-t,-, 
 yovog. Th. ytii'ojjiai. 
 
 IloXvCaidaXog, b, »/, curiously 
 wrought, worked with nnicli 
 embroidery, working ingeni- 
 ously, skilful : fr. TroXvg tS: Aai- 
 iaXog, Dcedalus, the celebrated 
 and ingenious artificer. 
 
 YloXvluKpvg, vog, & IToXi'Crt- 
 Kpvog, ov, b, i), weeping much, 
 full of tears 
 
 noA 
 
 tuously, at great expense. 
 
 UoXvhipdg, d^og, b, y, having 
 many j)eaks or points; fr. TroXt-^, 
 dtipdg. 
 
 UoXvCtv^ptog, 6, >'/, having many 
 trees : fr. TroXvg, csp^pov. 
 
 HoXvCtpKi/g, tog, b, y, far-sight- 
 ed : fr. TToXi-g, HpKio. 
 
 lloXvStfffiog, b, y, liaving many 
 bandages, well-bound, compact : 
 fr. TroXvg, Ceffjxog. 
 
 YloXvdivicyg, tog, b,PuUux,a. i>ro- 
 per name. 
 
 noXvSi\l/iog, b, y, very thirsty, 
 parched ; nmch desired, II. A. 
 171 ; perhaps it should be read, 
 TToXvPixl/iov 'Apyog, Argos in- 
 jured in many ways, fr. itttoi, 
 to hurt. Uptons Not. on 
 Shaksp. § vi.: fr. TroXvg, ci\l^a. 
 
 YloXviovog, b, »/, nmch tossed 
 about or agitated : fr. iraXvg, 
 
 ^OVtUi. 
 
 HoXvdpbfiog b, y, running nmch 
 about or swiftly : fr. TroXtt:, "Sl. 
 rptxio, p. m. Hcpojxa. 
 
 IloXvciopi], ijg, y, the name of a 
 woman. 
 
 IloXvCujpi>t, ag, y, numificence 
 bouiitifulness : fr. 
 
 noXi';(^a>pog, b, »/, munificent, 
 bountiful ; one who hath brought 
 a great dowry : fr. TroXvg, CCjpov ; 
 also a projjcr name. 
 
 TloXvtidijg, tog, b, y, manifold, 
 bavin;; manv ditierent kinds : 
 fr. TToXvg, ttcog. 
 
 noXvtiCog, ov, b, a proper name. 
 
 IloXyfcXaiof;, o, )'/, abounding with 
 oil : fr. TroXvg, tXaiov. 
 
 UoXviXtog, b, y, very compas- 
 sionate, merciful : fr. TroXr^, 
 iXtog. 
 
 causmg 
 
 tears, much lamented, lament- 
 able : fr. TroXvg, coKpv. 
 
 TloXvidKpvTog, b, y, nmch la- 
 mented ; weeping much : fr. 
 TToXvg, daKOvvj. 
 
 IloXv^uTravog, b, y, very expen- 
 sive : TToXvg, SaTrdvy : whence 
 
 UoXvdaTrdrojg, adv., very sump- 
 (530) 
 
 fr. Tro-\IloXvtXiKTog, b, y, rolled into 
 
 many fold.s, manifold : fr. TroXvg, 
 
 t\i(Tcrio. 
 noXvtTraii'og, 6, >'/, much praised 
 
 or celebrated ; superl. 
 HoXviTran'OTciTog, most cele- 
 
 l)rated : fr. TroXvg, tTraii'og. 
 HoXvtparrrog, y, ov, very amiable, 
 
 much beloved : fr. ttoXi'*;, tpdio. 
 WoXvtpybg, or WoXxnpyog, b, y, 
 
 a man of much labour, laborious: 
 
 fr. TrnXvg, tpyov. 
 \\oXvirtig,'tog, b, //, aged, ancient: 
 
 fr. TroXvg, trog. 
 lloXvtvKTog, b, y, desired with 
 
 many wishes : fr. TroXvg, tv- 
 
 Xop.ai. 
 YloXvt^yXog, b, y, nmch envied, 
 
 one whcjui we are accustomed 
 
 to enmlate ; envying or ri\ ailing 
 
 much ; envious : fr. 7r(»Xt't;, 
 
 V]Xog 
 U.oXv^ijiXu)Tog, b, y, much envied 
 
 or desired, nmch to be envied. 
 lloXvliiyog, b, »y, having many 
 
 benches : fr. TroXvg, LyV/bg. 
 UoXvypspog, b, y, consisting of 
 
 manv 
 
 
 noA 
 
 m.iny days : fr. TroXvg, yfilpa. 
 
 JloXvyparog, b, y, much loved, 
 very nmch to be desired : fr. 
 TToXvg, ipdu). 
 
 UoXvtixug, toe, b, y, loudly 01 
 variously sounding : fr. TroXvg, 
 yxog. 
 
 JloXvyx^l'ogy o, y, the same. 
 
 IIoXv9apfT>)g, tog, b, y, very bold: 
 fr. TToXi'f;, 9dp(Tog. 
 
 JloXv9tog, b, y, belonging to or 
 consisting of many gods : fr. 
 TToXyt;, 9 tog. 
 
 'noXt'>9tfTrog, b, »'/, much desired, 
 highly prized : fr. TroXvg, 9'ta<J0- 
 pai. 
 
 IloXi'9ypog, 6, j/, al)OUJuling in 
 wild animals : fr. TroXvg, O/'/o. 
 
 X\oXv9p'tppMV, ovog,b,y nourish- 
 ing many : fr. TroXvg, 9pi-fipa. 
 
 lJoXv9pyv7iT0g, 6, 1), weeping 
 much, nmch lamtMited, lament- 
 able : fr. TToXvg, Bptjvog. 
 
 IloXv9ov\\yr(>g,b, »/,nmch talked 
 of. th. Ooi'.XXoc. 
 
 UoXvOvrng, b, y, epith. aj>plied 
 to a ban<iuet and solemn feast, 
 furnished with manv victims : 
 where many saci'ifiees are per- 
 formed : fr. TroXvg, 9iho 
 
 noA 
 
 noA 
 
 UoXvKyliyg, tog, b, y, full of 
 care and sorrow : fr. TroXvg, 
 KyOog. 
 
 lloXvKyrtjg, tog, b, y, abounding 
 with large fishes : fr. TroXvg, 
 Kyrng. 
 
 YloXi'tcXavTog, or lloXi'KXavrrTog. 
 6, //, nmch lamented or lament- 
 ing : fr. TroXi'c, KXaiu). 
 
 UoXi'KXtKTTog, o, J/, close shut : 
 fr. TToXvg, KXtiio. 
 
 rioXvKXtiTog, b, y, nmch renown- 
 ed : fr. TToXvg, KXtiio. 
 
 UoXvKXjj'^Lg, yt^og, b, y, furm'shed 
 with many benches of oars ; 
 joined togetlur with many dose 
 jointures : fr. TroXvg, KXji^ig, a 
 seat in a .ship ; or for KXttg. 
 
 UoXvKXtjpog, 6, y, very wealthy : 
 fr. TToXvg, KXypog. 
 
 noXt'K\yTog,b, y, invited by many 
 persons, .sunnnoned together 
 from many places : fr. TroXrc,-, 
 KaXtio. 
 
 IJoXvKXvfTTog, b, >/,nnich washed, 
 washed with many waters, full 
 
 of waves : fr. TroXvg, KXv'^io. 
 noXvKpt]Tog,b, »'/, much laboured: 
 
 fr. TToXvg, Kapvo). 
 \TloXvKvi]i.ioc, b, t), having many 
 
 TloXxficptia, ag, 7), great skill, hills, full of forests : fr. TroXvg, 
 
 ])rudence : fr. 
 TloXviCptg, tu)!', b, y, knowing 
 
 nmch, well-iiifornied. experi- 
 enced, wise : fr. TroXvg, Icptg. 
 TloXi'iTrnog, b, //.po.ssessing many 
 
 liorses : fr. TroXvg, 'iTrTrog. 
 lIoXvi(TTion, opog, b, >'/, knowing 
 
 much, endued with many sorts 
 
 of learning : fr. TroXig, 'icttujo. 
 TloXvix9vQg, 6. y, abounding in 
 
 fishes : i'r. TroXvg, Ix9i''g. 
 TluXvKayKi)g, tog, b, y, very dry : 
 
 fr. 7ro\f<;, Kdyx^tvog. 
 HoXvKdXapog, b, j/, abounding in 
 
 reeds : fr. TroXr^*, KiiXaixog. 
 TloXvica}'i)g, tug, 6, y, slaying 
 
 many, murderous : fr. TroXvg, 
 
 Kaivoj, 
 lloXvKaTTvog, b, y, full of smoke, 
 
 nmch smokedjsmoky : h'.TroXvg, 
 
 Kairvoc. 
 TioXvKapdvog, Dor. for TToXvKn- 
 
 py< og, b, y, many-headed: fr. 
 
 TroXvc, Kdpyvov. 
 lloXx^Kap—Ui, a-:, y, fertility, 
 
 ])lenty : fr. 
 IIoXrjc.ioTroc, b, y, fruitful : & 
 iroX»'K'ao7rorarof, verv abundant 
 
 in fruits : fr. TroXrc, Kamrbc. 
 IIoXi'Kf p(^6«a, at,", »/, great cunning: 
 
 fr. 
 IJoXvKtpdyg, tog, b, y, capable of 
 
 gaining nmch, lucrative, crafty: 
 
 fr. TToXi'f,-. Kf-pCog, gain. 
 IJoXvKtpwg, lOTog, b, y, many- 
 horned : fr. TToXi'^;, Ktpag. 
 JloXiiKfarog, b, >/, nmch worked 
 
 with a needle, embroidered : fr. 
 
 TToXvg, KtffTOg. Th. KtVTtU). 
 
 Kvypog. 
 
 lloXvKoivoc, b, y, connnon to 
 n)any or all : fr. TroXvg, Kon'og. 
 
 lloXvKOipavia, ag, Ion. it], yg, y, 
 the government of many : fr. 
 
 lloXi'Koipai'og, ov, b, a governor 
 and king of many : fr. TroXri;, 
 Koipavog. 
 
 lloXvKoXvfijSog, b, y, swimming 
 or diving nmch : fr. TroXvg, 
 KoXvpfidio. 
 
 YloXvKpdvQg, b, y, many-headed : 
 fr. TroXvg, Kpdt'ov. 
 
 noXvKpaTi)c,tog. b, y), very power- 
 ful : i'r. TroXvg, Kodrog. 
 
 IloXi'icporog, b, y, making much 
 n()isi', loud-sounding ; having 
 many oars ; very artful or cun- 
 ning : fr. TroXvg, KpoTog. 
 
 YIoXvKTtai'og, b, y, having many 
 possessions : fr. TroXve, KTtavov. 
 
 IloXvKTyfuov, oi'og, &i lloXv- 
 KTyTog, b, //, having many pos- 
 sessions, very wealthy or rich : 
 fr. TToXvg, KTypa. 
 
 noXvKTOPog, b, »'/, slaying many : 
 fr. TToXl'g, KTtivut. 
 
 UoXvKoncvTog, b, y, lamentable, 
 sorrowful : fr. TToXi't;. kujkvoj. 
 
 IloXvKiopog, b, y, full of revels : 
 fr. TToXvg, Kdjpog. 
 
 YloXvKoiTTog, 6, ij, many-oared : 
 fr. TToXi't;, KiOTry. 
 
 WoXi\aXog, b, y, chattering, 
 talking much, loquacious : fr. 
 TToXrc, XaX'toj. 
 
 WoXuXyiog, 6, y, abounding in 
 corn, rich : fr. TroXvg, Xyiov. 
 
 U.oXvXL<TTog, poet. YloXvXXiaTog, 
 (531) 
 
 & TToXvXXtroc, o, »/, much prayed 
 for, sui»i»licating earnestly :'fr. 
 TroXvg, Xianopai. 
 rioXvXoy in, ag, »), talkativene.s.s, 
 
 lo'|uacity : fr. 
 IloXi'Xoyog, b, )/, very talkative : 
 
 fr. TroXvg, Xnyng. th. Xtyoj. 
 UoXr>pa9i)g, tog, b, y, one who 
 hath learnt much, knowing 
 much, learned : fr. ttoXi'c ^av- 
 9dvio, to learn, a. 2. tpaBov. 
 noXvfitpt)g, tog, b, y, divided into 
 many |)art.s, consisting of various 
 forms : fr. TroXvg, fxtpog. 
 UoXvpipiog, adv., in many parts, 
 many ways, varicnisly : fr. the 
 ju-eeeding. 
 lloXvpijKdg, dcog, y, bleating 
 much or often : fr. TroXvg, /i»/- 
 Kaopai. 
 UoXvfiyKtrog, ov. Si UoXvpyKyg, 
 tog, b, y, of great length : ir. 
 TToXvg, p rjKog. 
 
 UoXvpyXog, b, y, abounding in 
 sheep or cattle ; fruitful in 
 apples: h\ TroXvg, pyXov. 
 noXvptjTig, tog, b, y, very pru- 
 dent : fr. TroXvg, prJTig. 
 
 IloXvpyxavia, ag, y, ingenuity, 
 sagacity : fr. 
 
 UoXvpyxavog, b, y, instructed in 
 many arts and deceits ; indus- 
 trious, skilful, cunning, inven- 
 tive : fr. TroXvg, pijxavfj. 
 
 noXvpiTog,b, y, woven with many 
 threads, of varied tissue : fr. 
 TroXvg, pirog. 
 
 \loXvpvi)(TTi], yg,y, much wooed, 
 having many suitors : & 
 
 IToXv/ui'^/fTrog, o, y, having a 
 good memory, very mindful : fr. 
 TroXvg, pvdopai. 
 
 YloXvpvyfTTbjp, opog, b, the same. 
 
 IloXv/iop^og, b, y, appearing mi- 
 der many forms: TroXvg, pop(py. 
 
 YloXvpbp(pix)g, in divers fashions 
 and ways ; adv. fr. the j>reced. 
 
 \\oXvpox9og, b, y, laborious, 
 doomed to nuudi toil, toilsome, 
 weari.sctme ; TroXvp6x9u), gen. 
 Dor. for -ov : fr. TroXvg, /iox6'og. 
 
 rioXv/Lti'^og, 6, //, l(i(juacious, talk- 
 ing nmch; nmch talked of, much 
 renowned : fr. TroXvg, pv9og. 
 
 JloXvvdog, b, »/, having many 
 tenq>les : fr. TroXvg, r«og. 
 
 rioXvi^avr/yg, ov, 6, having many 
 sailors: fr. TroXvg, ravr/;g. 
 
 \JoXvvt(piXag, a. Dor. for ttoXv- 
 rt^eXj/g, ov, b, much clouded : 
 fr. TroXvg, vtpiXag. 
 
 lloXvvyvfpia, ag, y, a great stil- 
 ness in the air : fr. TroXvg, ry- 
 vtpia. 
 
 HoXvvi<pyg, tog, b, y, covered 
 with much snow: fr. TroXvg, i'<\//. 
 
 WoXv^tivog, b, y, entertaining 
 many friends, very hospitable : 
 fr. TroXvg, ^tli'og, poet, for ^tvog. 
 
 HoXv^'tva, ag, d. Dor. for TroXv- 
 Mm2 
 
.'f 
 
 noA 
 
 JloXv^tvoQ, or IloXy^ai'oc, 6, y), 
 one who entertains many friends 
 fr. TToXv^, ^ivoQ or KtlvoQ. 
 JloXvKtfTTOQ, 6, »), much or well 
 
 pohbhed : fr. ttoXvq, tiu). 
 TToXt'ooia, aQ, >'/, a long jouniey : 
 
 fr. TToXrg, ococ. 
 JloXvoivot:, 6, r), abounding in 
 
 wine : fr. ttoXvc, oliog. 
 noXroX/3oe, 6, »/, very happy or 
 
 rich : fr. ttoXvq, oXfiog. 
 JloXvofiixaTog, 6, t/, having many 
 
 eyes : fr. TroXi't', ofifia. 
 JloXvopKoQ, 6, J/, swearing much. 
 
 Th. (ipfco^. 
 TloXvoprWog, 6, y), abounding in 
 
 birds : fr. TroXt'C, opvig. 
 UoXvoxXia, ag, r), a noisy multi- 
 tude, much people : fr. TroXvg, 
 oxXog. 
 TloXvoxog, 6, //, possessing or 
 
 holdiui^ much: fr. roXi't,*, ix^- 
 UoXvo\l/ia, ag, >'/, abundance of 
 
 provisions ; fr. TroXvg, ov^oi'. 
 UoXvTr-aicyjg, ov, 6, Po/i/pceda, a 
 
 proper name. 
 UoXviraiTTaXog, 6, 7/, crafty, wily, 
 very cunning or ingenious : fr. 
 TToXvg, TTaiTraXog. 
 UoXvTTciiJifiojv, or -Tra'/twv, ovog, 
 6, //, very rich : fr. rroXi-g, irafx- 
 fia or rrafia. Th. 7raa>. 
 UoXvTrnpia, ag, ry, much experi- 
 ence : fr. 
 UoXvTTfipog, 6, »/, having had 
 much experience: TroXvg, Trtlpa. 
 IloXvTrtv9i)Q, tog, 6, ?/, very 
 niournfiil or sad: TroXvg, TrivOog. 
 TIoXvTTrjfXoviciig, ov, o, a patrony- 
 mic fr. 
 IloXvTrriixiov, ovog, 6, r;, bringing 
 much mischief, hurtful : fr. iro- 
 Xvg, Trijfia. 
 TloXvTryivog, o, //, of a thick tis- 
 sue : fr. TToXvg, Trijvog. 
 UoXvTrl'SaK, aKog, & UoXvTrica- 
 Kog, ov, 6, y), abounding in foun- 
 tains : fr. TToXvg, Trica^. 
 UoXvTrtKpog, 6, y), very bitter: fr. 
 
 TToXvg, TTiKpog. 
 TJoXvTrivr)g, iog, 6, »/, very dirty 
 
 or filthy : fr. TroXvg, Trivog. 
 noXvTrXayKTog, 6, r), wandering 
 much, vagrant: fr. TroXvg, TrXd- 
 ^tu, f. TrXdyKio. 
 T\oXv7rXai')]g, kog, & UoXvTrXa- 
 vog, 6, y), wandering, travelling 
 much; going much astray, much 
 erring : & 
 JloXvTxXdt'ijTog, 6, y), the same : 
 
 fr. TToXvg, TrXavciu). 
 T\oXvTrXa(JLdlio, to multiply ; f. 
 a.<T(a, perf. TmroXvTzXarriaKa'. fr. 
 noXi;7rX(f(Tioc, «, «J', *^ IIoXv- 
 TrXrt.Ttwv, ovog, 6, >'/, manifold, 
 much more or greater : fr. Tro- 
 Xvg. 
 
 UoXvTrXiOpog, 6, y), consisting of 
 many acres: fr. TroXvg, TrXkOoov. 
 
 noA 
 
 TloXvTrXyjOeia, & TioXvirXijQia, 
 ag, »"/, a great multitude, crowd, 
 plenty : & 
 
 YloXvTrXy]9kio, at, to multiply, in- 
 crease abundantly : fr. 
 
 noXvTrXi]Oi)g, tog, o, y), increas- 
 in<: in number, in great imm- 
 bers : fr. TroXvg, 7rXi)9og. 
 
 noXv7rXii9vv(t}, f. vvuy, to multi- 
 j)ly very greatly : fr. TroXvg, 
 TrXy}9vvio. 
 
 IloXv7rXy}9u), f. TrXyjnu), to fill 
 abundantly,increase.Th.7rX»y0cu. 
 
 HoXvTrXoKia, ag, y), cunning, arti- 
 fice : fr. 
 
 noXvTrXoKog, 6, y), involved ; in 
 which are many intricate ttXoicoi, 
 or windings ; various, manifold ; 
 treacherous, crafty : fr. TroXvg, 
 TrXsKio. 
 
 noXviroiKiXog, 6, //, much diver- 
 sified, consisting of many forms: 
 fr. TroXvg, TroiKiXog. 
 
 noXvTTovog, o, y'l, causing or en- 
 during much toil or trouble ; 
 laborious, harassing,distressing: 
 fr. TroXvg, Trovog. 
 
 TLoXvTrora^iog, 6, >'/, abounding in 
 rivers : fr. TroXvg, TroTafior. 
 
 TIoXvTroTvia, y), much to be re- 
 vered : fr. TroXvg, rroTvia. 
 
 UoXvTrovg, TroCog, 6, y), having 
 many feet : fr. TroXvg, Trovg. 
 
 UoXuTrovg, o^og, 6, y), polifpus, a 
 fish so called from the multitude 
 of its feet : fr. the same. 
 
 lloXvTTpay^ovkio, w. Ion. -7rpj/y- 
 
 fjioveoj, f. Tjffuj, to involve my- 
 self in or meddle with many 
 matters in wliich I have no con- 
 cern ; pry into, examine curi- 
 
 ously ; plan innovations ; pres. 
 inf. TToXvirpayixovt^iv: fr. ttoXv- 
 Kpdyi^iwv. 
 
 IloXv7rpay^o(Tvvij, i]Q, ?'/, an anx- 
 iety in matters which do not 
 concern us; curiosity, meddling, 
 officiousness ; careful hivestiga- 
 tion, expertness : fr. 
 
 rioXyTrpayjuwv, ovog, 6, y), busy, 
 curious, inquisitive, studious, 
 expert : fr. TroXvg, Trpdyf-ia 
 
 UoXvTrpaog, o, ?/,the most meek: 
 fr. TToXvg, TTp^oc. 
 
 UoXvTrptj^vog, 6, >), with many 
 trunks of trees : fr. TroXvg, 
 
 TrpffAVOV. 
 
 TloXvTrpojSarog, 6, r), abounding 
 in cattle : fr. TroXvg, 7rpo/3aroi'. 
 
 noXv7rp6(TitjTrog, 6, y), consisting 
 of many faces ; having many 
 characters, as a tragedy, &c. 
 7roXi;7r(>6<T(i>7roc yfvfa, Jos. B. 
 J. i. 17, numerous progeny : fr. 
 
 TToXvg, TTpOfflOTTOV. 
 
 Y[oXvTrToXig,Ht)g, 17, powerful with 
 many cities : fr. TroXvg, TrroXig. 
 poet, for TToXig. 
 
 HoXvTTTvxoQ, 0, r;, bending in 
 many folds, having many hol- 
 (532) 
 
 noA 
 
 lows or dells: fr. ttoXi'c, TTTvaffio. 
 
 noXvTrrioTov, ov, to, a polyptotc, 
 a figure of granmiar : fr. 
 
 noXv7rru)Tog, 6, y), having many 
 cases : fr. TroXvg, TTTiorog, fr. 
 TTToio, obs., same as TriTrTio. 
 
 noXvTTvpyog, 6, y), having many 
 towers : fr. TroXvg, Trvoyog. 
 
 noXvTTvpog, 6, y), fertile in wheat 
 or corn : fr. TToXvg, Tr vpog. 
 
 UoXvppaiaTog, 6, y), breaking 
 through all, irresistible : fr. Tro- 
 Xvg, paibj. 
 
 YloXvppaTTTog, JloXvppatpog, 8c 
 UoXvppa(pi}g, tog, 6, y), well- 
 sewed : fr. TroXvg, pcnrno. 
 
 UoXvpplmtov, ovog, 6, y, talk- 
 ative, garrulous : fr. TroXvg, 
 
 PVP(i-^ 
 TioXvppijv, yjvog, & TloXvpprjvog, 
 ov, 6, ij, abounding in lambs or 
 sheep : fr. TroXvg, pr)v. 
 UoXvpplvog, 6, »'/, made of many 
 hides : fr. TroXvg, pivog. 
 UoXvppo^og, 6, y'l, full of roses : 
 
 fr. TToXvg, po^ov. 
 nnXvppo9og, 6, y), rushing with 
 nnich noise, loud-sounding : fr. 
 TroXvg, p69og. 
 UoXvppvTog, 6, y), flowing abun- 
 dantly : fr. TroXvg, ptu). 
 nOAY'S, TToXXy), ttoXv, much, 
 many, numerousjfrequent, great, 
 vast, large, extensive, plentiful, 
 excellent, strong, powerx^ul ; >'/ 
 TToXXj) ryg yrig, Att. for ttoXX?) 
 yi) : Ti f.101 TToXv ', what does it 
 profit me? in pi. c'l 7roXXo/,most 
 persons, great part, the multi- 
 tude, the common people. In 
 the sacred writings it is put 
 sometimes for TrdvTfg, some- 
 times it is spoken of "very few." 
 In gen. ttoXXoi-, ifg, ov, ace. 
 TToXi*!', 7roXX//j', TToXy ; compar. 
 TrXfiujv, ovoc,o, ?/, more, larger, 
 more ])lentiiul ; superl. TrXtl- 
 (TTog, the most. 
 noXr(Ta9pog, 6, y), very rotten or 
 ragged : fr. TroXr^. ffuBnog. 
 UoXvffcipKia, ag, »/, abundance of 
 
 flesh, coT'pulence : & 
 YloXvcraoKog, 6, y), having much 
 flesh, very fat: fr. TroXvg, adpt. 
 YloXvcrivog, 6, »/,most pernicious: 
 fr. TToXi't;, ffivog. 
 
 lloXvrriTta, ag, »'/, abundance of 
 food, fertility of soil : fr. 
 UoXvtj'iTog, 6, y), abounding in 
 corn or food : fr. TroXvg, aX- 
 
 Tog. 
 
 UoXvffKapBfxog, 6, 7), very active 
 
 in leaping : fr. TroXrg, nKatpu). 
 
 TloXvffKiog, 6, y'l, very shady : fr. 
 
 TroXvc, (TKia. 
 
 UoXvaTraaroc, 6, »/, capable of 
 tearing asunder, or of raising a 
 heavy weight: fr. TroXvg, (nra- 
 (TTog. Th. (TTrdoi. 
 
 noXv(TTrfp«f, nom. pi. fr. 
 
 noA 
 
 noXvcTTrfpZ/c, sog, 6, //, much 
 sown, scattered or dispersed: fr. 
 TroXvg, (TTrfipw. 
 
 UoXo<nrX(tyxvog, 6, »'/, very mer- 
 ciful, full of compassion : fr. Tro- 
 Xvg, (TTrXdyxvov. 
 
 TloXu(TTrtpx^ov, 6, Pohfspcrchon, a 
 ])roper name. 
 
 rioXvcTTropog, 6, »'/, much sown, 
 well cultivated : TroXvg, (XTrfipw. 
 
 IIoXvfTra^vXog, o, //, abounding 
 in grapes : fr. TroXvg, (Tra</u'X//. 
 
 YloXvaraxvQ, vog, 6, >'/, producing 
 many ears : fr. TroXvg, ardxvg. 
 
 UoXv(TTt(py)g, tog, 6, »'/, crowned 
 with numy garlands : fr. TroXvg, 
 
 UoXiiffTiog, or IToXjWrctog, 6, /'/, 
 
 having many pebbles, pebbly : 
 
 fr. TroXvg, (rria. 
 UoXvcTToXog, 6, //, having a great 
 
 fleet or army: fr. TroXvg, aroXog. 
 TloXvfTronioj, a), to be talkative, 
 
 talk much : fr. TroXvg, arof-ia. 
 YloXuarovog, 6, )'/, groaning much, 
 
 sorrowful, mournful : fr. TroXvg, 
 
 (TTt VOJ. 
 
 IloXv(TTpo(pdXiy^, yyog, y), full of 
 whirlpools; much rolled, whirl- 
 ing much : fr. TroXvg, arpo<pd- 
 Xiy^. Th. orpf^w. 
 
 UoXvavvSerov, a figure of gram- 
 mar, contrary to dnvvStTov, a 
 series of conjunctions : fr. Tro- 
 Xvg, (TvvdtTog, bound together, 
 fr. avv, itu). 
 
 II oXv(Txt(rrog, 6, >'/, cut into va- 
 rious paths : fr. TroXvg, (xi^i^n;. 
 
 IToXvrfKn'a, ag, »'/, a fruitfulness 
 in young or children: fr. TroXvg, 
 
 TfKl'OV. 
 
 TloXuTiKvog, 6, y), fruitful, pro- 
 lific : fr. the same. 
 
 IloXvrtXtta, ag, >'/, magnificence, 
 wealth, pomp : fr. 
 
 IIoXvrtX*}g, tog, 6, t), sumptuous, 
 precious, excjuisite; comi>ar. Tro- 
 XtfTtXtTTtpog : fr. TroXvg, rtXog. 
 
 IloXvrtXJig, adv. sumptuously, 
 magnificently: fr. the preceding. 
 
 IIoXvri/if;rog, b, »/, much honour- 
 etl, worthy of much estimation, 
 excellent, jirecious : <S: 
 
 IIoXvr7/<og, u, y), very precious, 
 w«)rthy of great honour : fr. Tro- 
 Xvg, Tlllil. Th. TIU). 
 
 IloXi'-rrrog, 6, »/, nmch honoured, 
 liinhly venerated : TroXvg, tim. 
 
 UoXiWXag, avrog, 6, »/, enduring 
 much, noble-minded : fr. TroXvg, 
 rXduj, or ToXdu). 
 
 lloXvrXyiiuov, ovog, 6, »/, capable 
 of enduring much ; very mise- 
 rable : fr. the same th. 
 
 IIoXvrX/;rog, 6, //, who has en- 
 dured nmch : fr. the same. 
 
 iloXvroicog, 6, //, prolific : fr. Tro- 
 Xvg, TtKTu). 
 
 IloXvTprjpu)v, ijjvog, 6, //, abound- 
 ing in doves : fr. TroXvg, rp//- 
 
 no A 
 
 pijjv. Th. rpku). 
 
 UoXvTpy}Tog, 6, ?/, much perfo- 
 rated, porous : fr. TroXi'g, rptoj. 
 
 floXurpoTrtd, ag, »'/, Ibr which 
 
 rioXvrpoTrt*/, /;g, y), Ion. variety 
 of means; various ways, variety; 
 versatility, craft, cunning : fr. 
 
 rioXiirrpOTrog, 6, //, having wan- 
 dered much, much tossed about 
 in the world, various, turning 
 many wavs, liaviny; manv shifts, 
 pliant, versatile, crafty : fr. Tro- 
 Xvg, rpoTrog. Th. rp^Trtu. 
 
 IloXvrpoTrtug, adv. ui many ways: 
 fr. the preceding. 
 
 IToXvTpo^og, 6, 1), feeding or nou- 
 rishing well : iv. TroXvg, rpt0(u. 
 
 lloXvvij.vy]Tog, o, ?/, greatly cele- 
 brated, much talked of : fr. Tro- 
 Xi'tg, vnvtio. 
 
 UoXvvfivia, ag, >'/, Polyhymnia, 
 the name of one of the Muses ; 
 a hymn, song : & 
 
 YloXvvfirog, 6, y), abounding in 
 song, much sung : fr. TroXvg, 
 vfivog. 
 
 TIoXvipdpiiaKog, 6, ?'/, skilled in 
 the use of various drugs : fr. 
 TToAvg, ^dpfiaKov. 
 
 UoXvcpnrog, 6, »}, much talked of, 
 famous : & 
 
 UuXv<i)r]fiog, 6, y), celebrated, fa- 
 mous, much talked of ; where 
 nmch is said, as in a public 
 market-place ; rich in song ; 
 clamorous, noisy : fr. rroXvg, 
 <pllHi]. Th. ^dio. Also a proper 
 name. 
 
 lloXv^Oopog, 6, //, destructive to 
 many, murderous ; but IIoXv- 
 ^9opog, 6, y'l, utterly destroyed, 
 ruined : fr. TroXvg, (p9tipio. 
 
 UoXvcpiXog, 6, y'l, liaving many 
 friends, much beloved : fr. Tro- 
 Xvg, 0jXog. 
 
 rioXv^jXrpog, 6, y), very loving : 
 fr. TroXvg, ^tXrpor. 
 
 noXi'^Xo((T/3og,o,//, loud-resound- 
 ing, roaring, nmrmuring : fr. 
 TroXvg, (pXalajiog. 
 
 RoXiKpoiTog, 0, y'l, disorderly, rov- 
 ing : fr. TroXvg, ^oiraw. 
 
 rioXv^oi'og, 6, )'/, slaying many, 
 murderous : fr. TroXvg, <ptvoj. 
 
 noXv0op/3og, 6, y'l, & ?;, ov, feed- 
 ing or nourishing many : fr. Tro- 
 Xvg, ^6p/3tt>. 
 
 IloXv^opia, ag, y'l, fruitfulness: fr. 
 
 IloXv^ooog, 6, )'/, bearing or car- 
 rying much, strong : fr. TroXvg. 
 <ptpu). 
 
 rioXvipoprog, 6, ri, burdened with 
 njuch luggage, loaded : fr. Tro- 
 Xvg, (poprog. 
 
 l\oXv(ppa^ktcfai, crafty, dat. pi. 
 poet. fr. i 
 
 noXv<ppadi)g, 'tog, 6, »/, very well 
 advised, wise, intelligent ; wily 
 Th. <ppdZ,u), to speak, a. 2. tcppa^ 
 Sov. 
 
 (533) 
 
 noM 
 
 IloXv^povrtg, i^og, o, ?/, having 
 
 many cares: fr. TroXvg, (ppovTig. 
 MoXv0j)O(Tt''i'j/, ijg, y'l, manifold 
 
 wisdom, prudence, craftiness ; 
 
 dat. pi. TroXv<j)poavvaig : fr. 
 rioXi'xppMV, oi'og, 6, y'l, very in- 
 telligent or wise,sensiblc ; crafty: 
 
 fr. TToXvg, (ppi'iv. 
 lIoXv0wvog, 6, y'l, uttering many 
 
 voices, many-toned, talkative : 
 
 fr. TroXvg, (piovii. 
 UoXvxaXKog, 6, y), having nmch 
 
 brass ; solid, firm : fr. TroXvg, 
 
 XaXicog. 
 IloXvxav^t)g, sog, 6, //, wide- 
 
 gaj)ing, very capacious : fr. 
 
 TToXt'g, X<^^' 
 
 rXoXvxfijO, pog, 6, y'l, of many 
 bauds : fr. TroXvg, x**P' Hence 
 
 noXvxf«p««, ac,v J plenty of hands, 
 i. e. of labourers. 
 
 IToXv^opt^ia, ag, y), a number of 
 nmsical strings : fr. 
 
 rioXvxopcog, 6, y'l, having many 
 strings, having various tones : 
 fr. TroXvg, xop^*)- 
 
 noXvxpyjf^arta, ag, »/, dearness, 
 expensiveness. Th. xp'^ft^. 
 
 lloXvxpoviog, 6, y'l, lasting a long 
 time, ancient : TroXvg, xpovog. 
 
 rioXvxpoi'tturtpog, a, ov, continu- 
 ing a much lunger time, more 
 durable, compar.; TroXvx^^oi'ni- 
 TaTog, superl. fr. the preceding. 
 
 IloXvxpi'O'og, 6, y'l, abounding iu 
 gold : fr. TToXvg, XP''<''<^C. 
 
 HoXvxojaTog, 6, >/, heaped up 
 highly : fr. TroXvg, x<i'''''*^'^'- 
 
 noXw;^a/i«6/og, o, j), abounding 
 in sand, very sandy : fr. TroXvg, 
 i//a/ua0og. 
 
 YloXvxpiitptg, l^og, 6, ?';, abounding 
 in ])ebbles: fr. TroXvg, ;^//0og. 
 
 rioXvtut^vrog, o, y'l, causing or 
 suftering many pains: fr. TroXvg, 
 odvvyi. 
 
 UoXvojvVfiia, ag, y), a number of 
 names, the liaving manv names: 
 fr. 
 
 IXoXvo'^i'V/uog, 6, ti, having many 
 names, celebrated : fr. TroXf g, 
 ovofna. 
 
 IIoXvwTrog, o, y'/, having many 
 holes, eyes, or openings: fr. Tro- 
 Xvg, oj\p. 
 
 IToXvwpsw, uJ, f. y](Jb), to observe 
 great respect, honour, receive 
 with splendour and attention, 
 take great care of: TroXvg, ujpa. 
 
 n.oXvio<ptX))g, tog, 6, »;, very use- 
 ful or profitable ; adv. -tXuig, 
 with manifold profit or benefit : 
 fr. TroXvg, otptXog. 
 
 Hojxa, aTog, to, a, drink, draught, 
 wine. Th. Trlvm. 
 
 no//7raTog ovpog, a favourable 
 wind, conducting sailoi*s to the 
 desired haven. Th. TrtfiTTu). 
 
 HofXTrtvEaKEtv, Dor. for Tro/iTTCu- 
 eiv, to be led iu procession : fr. 
 
HON 
 
 TTO^TTr), a procession. Th. Tr's^Trit). 
 
 llofiTrevg, «wc, Ion. riog, 6, a con- 
 veyer ; pi. TZonTTtjtg, leaders of 
 processions : fr. 
 
 Un/xTTtvu), f. tv(T(t), to convey, con- 
 duct, lead or go in a procession, 
 triumph ; speak magnificently, 
 be haughty, jeer, insult : iV. 
 
 noj[(7rr/, T/f, >'/, a sending, niission, 
 conveying, escort ; divine im- 
 pulse and inspiration ; a pro- 
 cession, pomp, paradv, show, 
 solemn spectacle in the manner 
 of a triumph. Th. Tz'^nth). 
 
 XIo/tTTf/jUt-jv, ovoQ, 6, r), conveying 
 or wafting, favourable : tSc 
 
 Wo^TTiKOQ, t), ov, belonging to 
 shows, suited to shows, splen- 
 did, pompous, magnificent : fr. 
 
 IIo^Ti/tog, rj, ov, conveying or 
 C(»nducting; transmitted, se nt: «Si. 
 
 JlnfiTToq, ov, o, a comi)ani«in, a - 
 tendant, leader of the way : fr. 
 
 Ilou(p6\v^, vyog, »y, a drop, boss, 
 bubble, blister, tiowers of brass, 
 Alc. : fr. 7rofX(p6g. 
 
 IIo/LJ^oXi'sW, or nnfKpoXvrrmo, f. 
 ^w, to bubble, drop, gush forth ; 
 'K0fi(p6\vlav, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. act. 
 Ion. : fr. 
 
 UoixtpoQ, ou, o, an incrustation of 
 the skin, or tumour full of watery 
 matter, blister, pustule, as if 
 something were sent fnrth, bub- 
 ble : fr. Tr'rfiTTM ; or fr. TTfurpiK, 
 a blast ; hence also, ro^<0o\f$. 
 
 UopciOf), Dor. for Troi^z/Oy, 3 sing. 
 a, 1. subj. pass, of ttoi'sw, to la- 
 bour, th. TTSvo^cn, to do, perf. 
 m. TTETTora. 
 
 Ilovtvi-uvoQ^ Dor. for ttovoi'jkc- 
 vog, pres. pt. pass, of the same. 
 
 Hovtv^ug, we labour, Doi'. for 
 TTOiwv^iev, 1 pi. pres. ind. act. 
 
 fr. TTOVSU). 
 
 Jlovtivrag, handling. Dor. for 
 TTovovvrng, ace. pi. part, pres 
 act. fr. 
 
 Uovkio, w, to labour, work out, 
 work or la])Our at, toil, take 
 pains, acquire by labour, do, en- 
 dure ; harass, distress, trouble, 
 provoke ; be wearied, sick, in 
 pain ; cause to feel pain. El 
 
 TO KtVTOVV TTOVti TO TCtg fieXifT- 
 
 <rag, Anacr. xl. 14, if the sting 
 
 of a bee causes so much pain ; 
 
 f. rjrru}, also -rrov'tmo. Th. irkvo 
 
 fiai, perf. m. TTirrova. Hence 
 IToj^iz/m, arog, to, a labour, work. 
 Jlornptvu), to act wickedly, be 
 
 wicked, f. tvffio : & 
 Uovrjpict, «e, Vj ^ wretched and 
 
 calamitous condition of life ; 
 
 wickedness, vice, malice ; want : 
 
 fr. 
 
 Uovripbg, d, bv, wretched, miser- 
 able, calamitous, imhappy j pur- 
 
 non 
 
 posely bad, mischievous, malig- 
 nant, evil, wicked, corrupt, de- 
 praved, vicious ; in In 1 state or 
 condition ; Trouqpbg, 6, the evil 
 one, the devil ; compar. tto- 
 vijpoTtpog, a, ov ; superl. novi}- 
 poTarog : fr. iroviu}. 
 riorz/poraroc, superl. fr. ttovi]- 
 
 p6g, malignant, wicked. 
 UovrjpoipOaXi.iog, b, ?'/, having an 
 evil eye, envious : fr. Troin^pbg, 
 b<l>9a\^og. 
 Uov7]pu)g, adv., wretchedly, mi- 
 serably, nnhai)pily ; badly, mis- 
 chievously, wickedly : fr. tto- 
 vitpog. 
 Uoi'nffitig, /Eol. for Trornnag, a. 
 1. part. act. of 7ro»'£a», to labour. 
 noj'j/r£oi^,must labour, verbal: <!v- 
 [loinjTiKbg, /), ov, pertaining to 
 
 labour, laborious : fr. irovtu). 
 rioi'of, 01', o, labour, work, toil, 
 pain, trouble, misery, atlliction ; 
 injustice, iniquity : fr. perf. m. 
 TTtTTOi'tt, of TTti'Ofiai, to labour. 
 noma J', Dor. gen. pi. f. g. fr. 
 TTovTiog, a, ov, belonging to the 
 sea; as TTorrtai' Ni;p;/iCu>i'. Th. 
 
 TTOVTOg. 
 
 UovTidg, acog, ?'/, poet, for ttov- 
 Tia, beloniring to the sea. Th. 
 
 TTOVTOg. 
 
 YlovTi^io, f. t(ru>, to sink in the 
 
 sea : & 
 UovTiKog, >), bv, belonging to the 
 
 sea, marine ; fr. the same : also, 
 
 an iidiabitant of Pontus; fr. Uov- 
 
 Tog, Ponfas. 
 [lav T log, 6, »'/, Si a,ov, belonging 
 
 to thesea, marine; the prtenomen 
 
 of the Roman governor Pilate : 
 
 fr. the same. 
 UovTi'Tfiaf UTog, rb, something 
 
 thrown into the sea : fr. ttov- 
 
 Tl^ii). 
 
 HovToOtv, from the sea, adv. of 
 place : fr. Trorroc. 
 
 novro/ia'wj', ovTog, 6, an epith. 
 of Neptune, the king or lord of 
 the sea : fr. ttovtoq, ntCuj. 
 
 HoVTOTTOptVlO, f. (TlO, & HOVTO- 
 
 TTopttu, w,f. f'/rro*, to move through 
 the sea, wander over or traverse 
 the sea : fr. 
 
 novTOTTopog, 6, //, passing over 
 or traversing the sea : fr. ttov- 
 toq, TTtiplO. 
 
 nO'NTOS, ov, b, Lat. j)ontus, the 
 sea ; the yEgean sea ; the Eux- 
 ine sea ; the Mediterranean sea; 
 also, Pontus, the name of a 
 country of Asia Minor. 
 
 WoTravov, ov, Tb, Lat. popanum, 
 a broad, thin, and round cake, 
 made of honey, meal, and oil : 
 
 fr. TTSTTTU}. 
 
 YloTrXiog, ov, b, Lat. PuUlus. 
 
 no' MO I, ioi>, o\, a name in the 
 language of the Dryopes for o\ 
 daif.iovtg ; <I> ttottoi, an expres- 
 (534) 
 
 nop 
 
 sion of amazement, admiration 
 or indignation ; O inunortal 
 Gods ! In the name of gods 
 and men ! strange ! wonderful ! 
 noririY'ZQ, f. ixno, to hush ; 
 soothe, coax ; pat a horse ; 
 
 chirp, whistle : fr. the sound. 
 no7r:rrXid<T ('£/!', Dor. for ttotttw- 
 
 Xuisf jj', for 7ro7r-i»^ai', to hiss. 
 no7r7r/;(T(Jf V, Dor. for iroTnTvZ,uv. 
 rXoTTTri'fT/ia, arog, rb, a hissing, 
 
 gentle stroking, flattery, sooth- 
 ing : cV: 
 Uonizvcrnbg, ov, b, the same : fr. 
 
 TToinrvZu). 
 nopcaXig, the same as Trap^aXir, 
 
 tiog, //,a leopard, tiger: fr. ttuo- 
 
 Cug. 
 Uopct), i|c, >y, a breaking of wind: 
 
 fr. TTtpCM. 
 
 nope, he gave, 3 sing. a. 2. act. 
 Ion. for tiropt, cSc Trbpt, give, a. 
 2. imj)er. act. of Tropio, jjoet. for 
 Tropii:^u), to supply, & iroptv, for 
 tTTopev, & TTopoi, 3 sing. a. 2. o|>t. 
 act. of the same ; Troptiv 9ata- 
 Tilt, to give to death. Th. TTtioio, 
 to pierce through ; f. Trtpoj, perf. 
 m. TTtTTOpa. 
 
 riopf ia, ag, »y, a ccmveyance, trans- 
 portation ; going forth, expedi- 
 tion, march, journey, passage ; 
 pace, stately walk : fr. Tropdno. 
 Ylopuov, ov, Tb, any thing by tli3 
 assistance of which one can tra- 
 vel, such as is given to ambas- 
 sadors for a means of provisit ii, 
 travelling expenses ; a vehicle 
 for conveyance : & 
 Uopiv^a, a roc, rb, a conveyance, 
 journey, voyage : i"r. the same. 
 tloptuofiai, to go, go forth, make 
 a journey, travel, go or pass 
 through, encounter ; in N.T. to 
 go, i. e. act ; depart from tha 
 Uving, die, Plato Phaid. LuUo 
 xxii. 12 ; walk, live, be engaged 
 in one's employment ; impf. ni. 
 t7ropev6f.ir,i% ov, tTu, pres. int. 
 m. 7ropevta9ai, f. m. iroptvac- 
 fiai ; perf. pass. Trtnoptv^ai, a. 
 1. pass. tTToptvOtiv, i]g, »/, I de- 
 parted, a. 1. imper. pass. Tzoptv- 
 0//ri, a. 1. sulij. TToptvQu) : fr. 
 
 TTOpSUO). 
 
 Yloptv(Jip.og, ?/, ov, passable : fr. 
 
 XlbptvcTig, t(jjg, //, a passage, jour- 
 ney, way : Si 
 
 noptVTtog, a, ov, to be crossed 
 or passed over : & 
 
 UopevTbg, ?/, bv, capable of being 
 passed over, passable : fr. ttc- 
 ptvofiai. 
 
 Uoptvuj, to convey across, trans- 
 port, lead over, cause to go, 
 command to go, send ; f. ti'frc^, 
 perf. TTiTropevKa : fr. TTopor, a 
 passing over. 
 
 Uopsu), or Uopu), to give, afford, 
 furnish, supply, poet, for nopi- 
 
 nop 
 
 Z(o. Th. TTtipu). 
 JlopOkio, G), to destroy, overturn, 
 lay waste, dtnastate, ravage, de- 
 populate, pillage ; assault ; f. 
 
 J/(Ta», pf. TTfTTOpOtjlCU, a. 1. tTTOp- 
 
 OifTa, a. 1. part. act. TropOijaag, 
 at Tug. Th. TTbpBoj, to destroy, 
 lay waste ; f. (toj, a. 2. tirpaOov, 
 ])erf. m. 7ri7roi)0a. Hence 
 
 TlopOiifia, aTog, rb, devastation, 
 booty. 
 
 UopOiiaenf, f. 1. inf. act. of nop- 
 
 \\bpQi]<Tig, tvjg, i), a devastation, 
 
 laying waste : & 
 nop^//r//c, ov. Si WopQi}Twp, opoQ, 
 
 b, a devastator, plunderer : fr. 
 
 TTop^ku). 
 
 llop9^tiov, ov, TO, a ferry or nar- 
 low sea ; ferry-boat ; fare for 
 a passage : fr. 7rop0/j.6g. 
 
 Il( pOfxtv/ia, ciTog, to, a passage 
 over a river : fr. TropOfitvuj. 
 
 llopOi.itvg, eojg, b, a ferry-man, 
 one who conveys passengers in 
 a boat aerctss a feri'y : Si 
 
 IlopOfitvio, f. etxTio, to convey 
 acrt)ss a ferry, ferry over, move, 
 carry : fr. TronOfiog. 
 
 llopOfufioi', Ion. for TropOfit'iov. 
 
 Ilop(^lfitov, ov, Tb, the price of fer- 
 rviiijr <»ver, the fare : iSc 
 
 Uop^lftig, iCog, »/, a ferry, ferry- 
 boat : fr. 
 
 UipOfibg, ov, b, a ferry, passage 
 over : fV. TTtipu). 
 
 UopOov^ivti, tjg, //, laid waste, 
 pres. part. pass. f. g. of TTopOkuj. 
 
 llopi^tnOai, pres. inf. pass. fr. 
 
 Ilopi^a;, to open a passage, prc- 
 j)are, iliscover, devise, contrive, 
 su|)})ly, provide, procure, ob- 
 tain ; f. t(Tu), perf. TTeTvopiKa, pf. 
 jiass. TTiTTopiofxai : fr. TTopog. 
 
 Th. TTl'uHu. 
 
 Yiopinog, b, »'/, passable, passing 
 over, abundant, productive : fr. 
 
 TTOpOg. Th. TTtipit). 
 
 ITopit,', tog, b, r/, a calf : see Trop- 
 Tig. 
 
 Uopmna, uTog, rb, what has been 
 procured, gain ; a corollary, the- 
 orem, inference from a proposi- 
 tion previously demonstrated : 
 also 
 
 Uopifffibg, ov, b, acquisition, gain, 
 supply, return, tribute : Si 
 
 TIopiaTf)g, ov, b, one who sup- 
 plies, quccstor: fr. perf. pass, of 
 
 TTOpi'^U). 
 
 XlopiffTiKog, t), bv, capable of pro- 
 viding necessaries ; having re- 
 .sources : fr. TTupiC^. 
 
 no'l*KHS, ov, b, a ring or clasp, 
 by the fastening of which the 
 iron of the spear is firmly joined 
 with the wood. 
 
 IIopjcioj;, ov, 6, the name of a 
 man. Gr. a fishei'man. 
 
 IIO'PKOS, OJ', 6, a fisherman's 
 
 nop 
 
 net, any kind of circle ; by the 
 older Attics, a hog. Hence Engl. 
 ])ork. 
 
 TLopvtia, ag, >), fornication, adul 
 terv ; incest : & 
 
 no()^t?oj', Tb, a brothel : fr. 
 
 llopi'suvj, to commit fornication ; 
 f. tvau), a. 1. kTTopvtvaa, perf 
 TTSTTopvtvKa : fr. 
 
 nbpvi}, tjg, if, a hai'lot, who sells 
 and prostitutes lier body : fr. 
 TTtpvdio, or TTipvijixi, to scll, pcrf. 
 in. TTtTTopva. Til. TTtpaco. 
 
 llopvicioVy Tb, dim. a young har- 
 lot : & 
 
 UopviKbg, i), bv, like a harlot : 
 fr. TTupvi). 
 
 llopvoi5o(TK't.u), tu, to keep a bro- 
 thel : fr. TTopvi), l56(TKoj. 
 
 UopvoKOTTog, ov, b, a l)imp, pan- 
 der, cajoler, fornicator : fr. irop- 
 
 VI], KOTTTiO. 
 
 nbpvog, ov, b, a, fornicator. See 
 TTopvi]. 
 
 Uopug, OP, 6, a passing over, pass- 
 age, way, lord, bridge, st a-cnast ; 
 meiliod «)f doing any thing ; tri- 
 bute, acquisition, gain, emolu- 
 ment, revenue ; su|»plies, re- 
 sources, expedients. Th. tti pio, 
 jjerf. ill. TTSTTopa. Hence Engl 
 pore. 
 
 riop7raK-J^a>, f. iaut, also in mid. to 
 fasten with a buckle or clasp, 
 hold fast bv the haiulle : fr. 
 
 ri'JpTrayLta, (tTog, Tb, := TropTTtJua. 
 
 Iloprra^, uKog, b, the same as 
 
 TTOpTTll. 
 
 YlitpTTaoj, or fio, to clasp, buckle, 
 bind together with clasps or 
 buckles : fi*. 
 
 nO'J*nil, tjg, y, a clasp, buckle, 
 ring of a shield : fr. TTtipnj, p. 
 m. TT^TTopa. 
 
 llopTTijfia, uTog, Tb, a clasp or 
 buckle, garment fastened there 
 by : fr. TTopTrdio. 
 
 Uappoj, adv., Lat. porro, farther, 
 afar off, at a distance, before, in 
 advance. Th. rrpb, before ; also 
 TTpoaii), 7ibp(jM, the same ; to 
 these is op[)osed ottkto) ; Trpbato 
 Kcd OTrhoj, before and behind ; 
 compar. TToppiortpog, superl. 
 TToppioTaTog. 
 
 n6ppoj9t,9tv, adv., at a distance, 
 afar (.If: fr. Troppw. 
 
 UoppioTaTog, superl., very far off, 
 removed to a very great dis- 
 tance : & 
 
 UoppioTUTio, adv. superl., far- 
 thest : & 
 
 Uoppii)T6pov, adv., farther : & 
 
 llopptJjTtpog, removed farther off, 
 to a greater distance : Si 
 
 YloppwTipio, adv. compar., far- 
 ther : fr. TToppio. 
 
 iJopcraivM, or llopfTv'vo), to af- 
 ford, furnish, provide ; prepare, 
 get ready ; act, accomplish ; ad- 
 (535) 
 
 IJOS 
 
 minister ; esteem, honour ; in- 
 cite, encourage, cherish, take 
 care of : fr. TTopio, f. TTopaio, 
 poet, the same as Tropica*. 
 
 rinpaiov, poet. adv. for TroppujTe- 
 pov, farther, more remote : fr. 
 TTpofTM, adv., far, by metatli. 
 TToprrio ; Compar. TTopmnv, su- 
 perl. TTopaiara, very iar. Th. Trpo. 
 
 ll6p(Ti(TTa, see in the preceding. 
 
 llopavvEovaa, Ion. for Tropfrvvov- 
 aa, iut. part. f. g. of TTopavvoj. 
 
 Uopavi/io, see TTopaaivijj. 
 
 llopiTa;, at a distance ; compar. 
 llopaiov, farther. See TToppio. 
 
 YIopTa^, QKug, b, i), the same as 
 
 nO'PTI^, log, b, //, a calf, steer, 
 heifer, male and female ; the 
 same as Tropig, just beginning 
 TToptvea9ai. 
 
 ll<)oTiTp6(l)og, b, //, feeding calves 
 or kine : fr. TzopTig, Tpicpo). 
 
 nOPtt>Y'PA, ag, >'/, La.t. purpura, 
 a kind of shell-fish formerly used 
 in dying purple ; a purple gar- 
 ment. 
 
 Ilop^uptog, a, ov, contr. TTop(pv- 
 povg, a, ovv, Lat. j^urpureu?, 
 purple, splendid, beautilul, ele- 
 gant ; dark-coloured, black ; of 
 vari(!Us colours : fr. TTop<pvpa. 
 
 nop(pvpivQ, kojg, b, a purple-dyer: 
 &' 
 
 YlopcpvpevTiKbg, impurpled, per- 
 taining to purple-dyers : ir. the 
 same. 
 
 nop0i;p«c, i^f'Cy >'/> (viz. t(TOi)g,) a 
 |)urple garment, the name of a 
 bird. 
 
 IIop^vpi'wj', wvog, b, Porphyrlo, 
 the name of a water-to wi, so called 
 from the colour of its feet and 
 beak, a coot ; a cuttle-fish. 
 
 Ilop0i/poti^»)t,', tog, b, »), purple- 
 like, sable. Th. d^og. 
 
 l\op<pvpotig, t<T<xa, tv, the same 
 as TTopipvpeog. 
 
 nop^vpoTTujXig, sojg, >'/, a vender 
 of purple : fr. TTopcpvpa, ttojX'uo. 
 
 WoptpviibaTpLoTug, b, t), strewed 
 with purple, spread with car- 
 pets : fr. TTop^vpa, cTTpujTog. 
 
 liop^v'po;, f. vpCj, to dye with a 
 purple colour, be purple-like, 
 be of a purple colour. Also, the 
 sea while in a foam is said TTop- 
 <pvpti%f. Hence the mind is said 
 TTop<pvpuv, when it is somewhat 
 agitated, ixmders anxiously, en- 
 tertains dark designs. Th. Trop- 
 0i'pa. 
 
 Wopuj, f. TTopo-w, to supply, afi'ord, 
 furnish, give, poet, the same as 
 
 TTopi^iii. Th. TTtiplO. 
 
 lloo-', tor TToffi, with the feet ; 
 
 also t:6<J(t' for TTorrai, poet. dat. 
 
 ]>1. fr. TTovg, a foot. 
 [loaciKig, how often ? adv. inter- 
 
 rog. fr. TToffog, how great I Th. 
 
 oaog, as great as, (not iuterrog.) 
 
noT 
 
 li' 
 
 ... I 
 
 JloffairXaffiog, a, ^ ov, & Uoffa-^ 
 TrXnffiiov, tuvog, 6, »/, how many 
 times greater ? & 
 HoaaTrXwi:, adv., in how many 
 
 ways ? &. 
 noffaxwc, adv., in how many 
 
 ways i fr. 7r6<Tog. 
 Uorrti, dat. sing. fr. Tromg, tu)g, b, 
 a husband. 
 Uocni^a I', a voq, 6, Dor. for Uooti- 
 
 diZi', Neptune. Hence 
 
 Jlonti^diaog, a, ov, Dor. for Ho- 
 
 oncoiriog, belonging to Neptune. 
 
 Jlomi^aujv, diovog & crnvog, 6, 
 
 same as no(Tn^u)V, 6, aee. Tlo- 
 
 atiSc'novci, vocat. no(Tsi^dov. 
 
 IToff«i(^«iov, ov, TO, a temple of 
 
 Neptune : fr. 
 nOSEIAQ^N, gen. utvog. Ion. 
 IloattCfiov, 6, Neptune, the god 
 of the sea. 
 IJoafiog, gen. sing. fr. ttotjc, >/, 
 
 drink, the same as Tro/ia. 
 JloaGriy VQ. V, the skin which 
 covers the gland of the penis, 
 penis ; as it were Tr^nnOn, fi'- 
 irpoTiOfneai ; Lat. prcpputium, 
 as it were TrpoTroaOiov, by omit- 
 ting <T. Hence 
 Tlo(70tor, ov, TO, a small penis ; 
 
 dim. & 
 
 I^ oaOuiv, lovog, 6, & a young man. 
 Tloffidifiov, ov, TO, for Uofrti^nov. 
 n6fft/iO(;,^,ot^, that may be drunk, 
 
 potable : & 
 Tlonig, tutg, i), a drinking, drink. 
 
 Th. TTi'rw. 
 Iloflrtc, tog or (iog, 6, a liusband. 
 JIofTog, rj, ov, how great? of what 
 
 kind, quantity, degree ? ttouov, 
 
 for how much ? Trotroi, how 
 
 many ? Th. orrog, as much as, 
 
 (without an interrog.) 
 JIocTog, ri, ov, in some measure ; 
 
 TO TTocroj^, quantity, measure : & 
 TLoaoTtig, rjTog, r), <iuantity, size, 
 
 bulk, number, extent : fr. the 
 
 same th. 
 TloncrdKi, poet, for TroffdKi. 
 Tl oaffi'iixap, adv., how many days: 
 
 fr. TTOCTOg, ij^ftp. 
 JIoffaiKooTog, o, //, epithet of the 
 
 noT 
 
 ments at length they could have 
 
 persuaded. 
 Ilorayt, advance, Dor. for irpon- 
 
 ayt, come now, pres. imperat. 
 
 act. fr. the Doric Trordyio, for 
 
 TTpoadyu). Th. dyu), to lead. 
 UoTatiSio, to sing to, Dor. for 
 
 TTpofTatiSio, f. m. TTOTati<rof.iai. 
 UoTa'iviOQ, a, ov, fresh, new, re- 
 cent, unexpected, foreign, fii*st : 
 
 fr. Dor. TTOTi, for irpog. 
 
 UoTcnvbg, r), bv, the same : fr. 
 
 the same. 
 
 nora;x£tj3««y0at. Dor. for -rrpoff- 
 a/u«/3f(T0at, to answer. 
 
 riora/ittoc, a, ov, = iroTd^uog. 
 
 UoTa^uX^ofxai, y, irai. Dor. for 
 TTpoaafx'iX^oixai, f. 1. m.of ivpoa- 
 ajjiiXyio, to milk besides. 
 
 WoTa^itjXg, iSog, »/, & ♦ 
 
 HoTdfiiog, a, ov, of or belonging 
 to a river. Th. TroTafiog. 
 
 no rAMO'S,oD,6, a river, stream ; 
 as if fr. TTOTog, because it con- 
 tains drinkable water, not salt, 
 as the sea. 
 
 noTaiLio(}>6pr}rog, 6, v, borne or 
 carried away by the river : fr. 
 TTOTdfibg, a river, & (l)0pi}Tbg, 
 capable of being carried, fr. tpo- 
 pau, same as tp'tpio. Rev. xii. 15. 
 
 TIorajLtoxwffrof, o, »/, covered 
 with nmd or sand brought down 
 from the river ; alluvial : fr. 
 
 TTOTafiog, xiovvvfii. 
 
 UoTdvog, Dor. for TroTijvbg, wing- 
 ed ; fr. 
 
 IloTdo^ai, <;5^ai,to fly ; f. m. tto- 
 Ttieroixai, perf. ttj Tror/jfxat , 3 pi. 
 Ion. TTtTTOTijaTai, for TrtiroT^v- 
 Tai. Th. Trhofiai, to fly. 
 
 YloTaTrbg, »), bv, of what sort ? fr 
 
 noT 
 
 (KXeTTTOfiJjv, imperf. pass, of 
 
 7rpo(TicX£7rro/iat, to be brought 
 
 secretly to any person. Th. 
 
 KXk-TTTio, to thieve. 
 Uort^udaTO, Dor. for 7rpo(Tf/ia- 
 
 ^aTO, a. 1. m. fr. wponfidTTo^iai. 
 UoTio^iai, f. m. TTOTiiffofuti, the 
 
 same as 7rfro/tai, to fly. 
 noTiov, it is to be drunk, verb. 
 
 adj. fr. the obs. ttoui, for ttu-w. 
 UoTiovTo, they were flying, 3 \)\. 
 
 imptrf. m. Ion. for kTroTtovTO, 
 
 fr. TTOTfo^ai, to fly. 
 rioTepiffSev, D(»r. for Trpoaepi^eiv, 
 
 to contend with another : fr. 
 
 TTort for irpbg, \ tpig- 
 
 UoTtpov & II orfpa, adv., whether 
 
 of tlie two, whether : fr. 
 
 IIO'TEPOS, a, ov, which of the 
 two ; interrogatively, as ir6<Tog ; 
 but, TTOTepbg, a, bv, either. 
 
 nuTtpxtv, Dor. A: /Eol. for irpoa- 
 tpxov, ai)proaeh, pres. imper. fr. 
 tpxofioi, to come. 
 
 rioTHHoOt, adv. on which side ? & 
 
 UoTfpiog, adv. in which way ? & 
 
 UoTipojae, a<lv. to which place ? 
 on which side ? fr. TruTtpog. 
 
 UoTifpi'tTO, he adhered to, Dor. 
 for TTpoai<pviTo, 3 sing, imperf. 
 ind. m. of tzotk^vo^cu, for irpoa- 
 (pvoj^iai. Th. 0/'(i>, to be born. 
 
 Ilorfx' & TTortx*^ sc. tov voyv, 
 attend, look to. Dor. for -Kpoat- 
 X£, pres. imper. act. fr. TrpofTt^w. 
 
 rior/), T/r, »/, flight : fr. Troroo^ai. 
 
 n6r/;/xa, uTog, Tb, a drink, beve- 
 rage ; draught, drinking ; a cup. 
 
 Th. TTt'l'tO. 
 
 UoT^fuv, Dor. for Trpocrtlvai, 
 
 pres. infln. of Trpoaej/it. 
 YioTtiibg, i), ov, flying, winged : 
 
 changing S into r 
 nororya^ttv, Dor. for 7rpo(Tav- 
 ya^ftv, TovTfaTi, Trpoffop^v, to 
 behold, look upon : fr. the Dor. 
 TTOTi for TTpbg, is. avyd^0}xai, to 
 see. Th. avyrt. 
 earth, beaten with the feet : fr. noravXft, he played at or to, 
 
 Dor. for Trpotrz/rXfi, 3 smg. nn- 
 perf. act. of irpofTavXiuj, to play 
 
 th. ddntSov, ov, rb, the ground,] fr. TroTaoficu. 
 
 pavement. Hence iroluTrbg, of nor>)p, f/poc, o, a goblet, cup : Ir. 
 
 what country ? belonging to irivo). 
 
 whom ? whence TroraTrof, by noTi]p'i^iov, ov, to, a httle cup : 
 
 TTOvg, KpoTog. 
 
 Tlofjaiv, with the feet, dat. pi. 
 poet, for TTomv, fr. Trovg, TroSog. 
 
 UotTffio, Dor. for Tronaov, lor how 
 great a price ? fr. rroffog, and Vjy 
 doubling c, TroceTOf. 
 
 Iloffraioc, «, o*', «" what day ? fr. 
 
 Iloffrog, r;, ov, of what kind, de- 
 gree, &c.? how great ? how lit- 
 tle ? how small ? as it were 
 JlScraTog : fr. iroaog. Th. oaog 
 
 Ilocrivg, in some measure ; adv. fr. 
 the same. 
 
 nor' & TToO', for TTOTk, at some 
 time, at length, once, formerly ; 
 TicFi TTorl Xoyoig t7rti(rav, Xen. 
 Apol. Socr. 1, by what argu- 
 
 on a flute. Th. aifXbg, ov, a pipe 
 norafpof, Dor. for 7rpo(Tr}(^og, be- 
 longing to the morning, eastern. 
 
 fr. 
 TTorf/pior, ov, to, a cup, goblet, 
 
 ])latter: fr. TroTrjp. 
 noTupoOnKfj, V£^ Vy a cupboard, 
 repository for cups : fr. Tror^p, 
 
 OijKT). 
 
 UoTT]poTrXvT)]g, ov, b, a bowl in 
 which cups are washed : fr. tto- 
 Tt]p, ttXvvio. 
 
 JloTijg, ou,6,a drinker, drunkard : 
 & 
 
 UoTy)g, rjTog, »/, a drinking, 
 eastward. Th. ijibg. I <lraught : fr. nivio. 
 
 noTs, when ? adv. mterrog. : tujg\UoTtiTbg, j), bv, wmged ; ir. tto- 
 
 Taofiai. 
 
 Tlori & 7rorjv,Dor. for Trpo^, to : 
 TTort xpbi'^Q 'ipTToi, the time is 
 arriving, by tmesis & Dor. for 
 7rpo(T«p7roi. For words com- 
 pounded with TTori, see under 
 irpng. 
 
 noTiaTTTio, to bind, fasten to : for 
 TrpoadiTTu). Th. utttu). 
 
 noTijiXiTTiv, Dor. for irpoff(iXk- 
 
 TTore, how long ? But 
 UoTk, sometimes, once, ever, for- 
 merly ; is an enclitic joined to 
 the particles ^rj, /i»), nu^t, ovdk, 
 
 &C. as ovdk TTOTS, fiJ]Ck TTOTi, 
 
 never, at no time. Th. ots, 
 when, (without an interrog.) 
 
 riorfc^pa/uf, Dor. for irpoakSpafXt, 
 a. 2. fr. Tpkxio, to run. 
 
 noTtKXeTTTonriv, Dor. for irpoff- 
 ' (536) 
 
 HOT 
 
 7r€tv, to behold, pres. inf. Th. 
 
 (iXiTTU). 
 
 TloTidaia, ag, //, Potidixa, a city 
 
 of (ireece. 
 UoTiteyfitvai, Dor. for 7rpo(Tt^£X"" 
 
 /.itvui, num. ]>1. pros. part. i);iss., 
 
 or lor TrpoaCtdty^'ivai, nom. \)\. 
 
 perf. part. pass. fem. gen. oi 
 
 Troo(rck\o^iai, to expect: «Sc 
 lioTiCiyntvog, Dor. for Trpoahxn- 
 
 fievog, or TrpoaCtbtyiJikvog, fr. 
 
 TTpbg S. dtxofJiai, to receive ; f. 
 
 ciiinuai, perf. cideyfiai. 
 IIortctTv, Dor. for TTpotriCt'iv, to 
 
 behold, a. 2. inf. fr. tiCio. 
 TluTiHpKtTai, Dor. for Trpoactp- 
 
 KSTai, 3 sing. pres. ind. m. of 
 
 TTpoackpKOfiai, to behold. Th. 
 
 Cfp/cit', to see. 
 
 JloTictvoi.iai, to need, be in want 
 
 of, Dor. for TTpoacioyiai. 
 IIoW^oi, Dor. for Trpoaitoi, 3 sing. 
 
 a. 2. opt. fr. £i<^ai, to see. 
 UoTidbpTTiog, b, >'/, suitable for 
 
 sui>per, Dor. for Trporr^opTr/ot:. 
 
 Th. copirov, a supper. 
 JloTiCoj, Dor. for TTooaidu), a. 2. 
 
 subj. act. of TTpoaticuj. Th. tltw. 
 Tlorj^o, to give to drink, lead to 
 
 water, water ; f. iffu), Att. ta), 
 
 perf. TTtTTOTiKa, a. I. tTTuTiffa, a. 
 
 1. subj. act. TTOTiau), a. 2. ind. 
 
 act. irroTidov ; pres. pass, ttot'i- 
 
 Zojxai, a. I. ind. pass. tTTOTirrOijv ; 
 
 TTorisO/Ui'/;, moist. Th. ttivo). 
 lloTiKt'ipding, Dor. for TTponKdp- 
 
 diog, in the heart. Th. Kupdin. 
 TloTiKtKXtijivog, Dor. for 7rpo(TKe- 
 
 KXifuvog, inchned towards ; jit. 
 
 peif. pass, of TTpo(JK\ivto. 
 TluTiKog, >), bv, pertaining or ad- 
 dicted to drinking, a lover of 
 
 drink : fr. TTOTog. 
 II orifcpa 1^01', u), Tb, Dor. a cushion 
 
 or pillow : fr. ttotI for TTpbg, A: 
 
 Kdpi]vov, a head. 
 TIoTiXkyfiv, Dor. for TTpoffXeyeiv, 
 
 to speak to. 
 IlonXi^aro for TrpocrtXf^aro, 3 
 
 pers. sing. a. 1. ind. m. of the 
 
 same verb. 
 Ilon/ui^aro, Dor. & Ion. for 
 
 TTpont^d^aTO, 3 sing. a. 1. m. of 
 
 7rpo(T^(arrtu, to touch lightly: fr. 
 
 TTpo^ & ^d(r<ju), to touch ; f. 
 
 TloTifiog, b, //, drinkable, potable, 
 flt to be drunk ; sweet, agree- 
 able. Th. TTIVIO. 
 
 UoTi^vQiXaOai, to speak to. Dor. 
 for TTOofffivOtXcrOai. Th. /xvBog. 
 
 Tlorivi(T(Tonai, y, tTai, to ap- 
 proach, be carried near, arrive 
 at, Dor. for TTpoffviffoonai, pres. 
 ind. fr. ttoti. Dor. for Trpoc, &: 
 viaaofiai. 
 
 TloTioXot, u)V, 01, the name of a 
 city in Campania ; Lat. meaning 
 a well. Now Puteoli. 
 
 UoTi6<T(TeTai, he beholds, 3 sing. 
 
 rioT 
 
 pres. Dor. for TrpoaofffftTai, fr. 
 bffffOfiat, to see, -^ol. for ottto- 
 fxat, the same ; perf. Cj^tfiai, pf. 
 
 m. OlTTa, Att. OTTtilTTrt. 
 
 \\oTnTtTTTr]v}ai, for Trpoa-fHTio- 
 Kvlat, part. perf. act. of Trporr- 
 TTiTTTw, verging or inclining to- 
 wards each other : U<1. xiii, 08. 
 
 UoTippiTTTUv, Dor. for Trporrnnr- 
 Tuv, to throw, cast away. Th. 
 
 piTTTiO. 
 
 1 1 oTig, idog, I'l, a female drunkard : 
 
 fr. TTOTI] g. 
 HoTiaCtiv, Dor. for Trori'^ttr, to 
 
 give to drink : fr. ttoti^uj. 
 lIoTirry, he may have given to 
 
 drink, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. act. 1 
 
 pi. 7rort'(Tw/(fi/ ; ttotktov, a. 1. 
 
 imper. act. of Tron'^w. 
 lloTiffig, s^g, //,a giving to drink, 
 
 watering : fr. Trori^tu. 
 YloTiffTd'C^o, Dor. for Trpoora^w, to 
 
 pour on by degrees, let drop in, 
 
 instil, infuse : fr. ttoti, Dor. for 
 
 TTpbg, is. ora^oi ; f. ^a>. 
 noTifyTUTog, 1], ov, a very deep 
 
 drinker, comic superl. fr. TTOTi]g 
 
 UoTKTTl'ipiOV, ov, TO, SL trOUgll tO 
 
 water cattle ; aqueduct : fr. 3 
 
 pers. perf. i)ass. of ttoti^io. 
 lloTifrTi)g, ov, 6, one who gives to 
 
 drink, a cup-bearer : & 
 UnTirTTpa, ag, i), a place whore 
 
 cattle are watered : fr. Trori^tu. 
 WoTKpopog, Dor. for Trp6a<p(ipog, 
 
 acconnnodated, Cv>nveniont, tit. 
 YloTi(^iijvi]iig, t(T(Ta, tJ', having the 
 
 j)ower of speech, Od. ix. 401. 
 
 for TTpo(T(l)OJvi]fig. 
 
 IlortW, f. 1. Att. 1 pi. TTOTlOVfitV, 
 of TTOTl^U). 
 
 IIO'TMOS, ov, b, lot, fate, destiny, 
 death : fr. ttitu), to fall : TTOTfiu), 
 Doric gen. for ttotjiov. 
 
 UoTva, ag, d, Dor. for TTOTVia. 
 So TTOTvog, for TTOTViog. 
 
 Hot via, ag, i), most august, vene- 
 
 riPA 
 
 & -kffu), pei'f. 
 
 (Jj^qKa, 
 
 perf. 
 
 m. 
 
 rable ; fem. fr. TTOTViog. 
 
 ITorj'ia^fc, lov, a'l, the Bac- 
 chantes ; IIoTViddtg Otat, the 
 Furies : fr. TroTvia. 
 
 noTvidvaKTog,b, i), a venerable 
 sovereign : fr. TTorviog, dva^. 
 
 nO'TNlOS, a, ov, worthy to be 
 venerated, honoured ; used only 
 in the fem., as a title of respect ; 
 subst. a sovereign or mistress : 
 fr. TTtTU), to fall ; because we 
 are accustomed to fall on the 
 ground in the presence of those 
 whom we esteem. 
 
 Iloror, ou,r6,a driiddng, draught, 
 any thing drinkable : Sc 
 
 UoTog, ov, b, a drinking, pota- 
 tion, drink : & 
 
 lloTbg, ?), bv, fit for drinking, 
 potable, drunk : fr. ttivo). 
 
 lloToaSov, pres. part. n. g. fr. 
 
 UoToaCijj, Dor, for 7rpoo-6^u>, the 
 same as o^w, to smell ; f. dtnoo^ 
 (537) 
 
 u)da, Att. bcioda 
 IIorraj',or ttot' tuv, for ttoti tuv. 
 Dor. for Trpoc ttjv. So. Trorror, 
 Dor. for ttoti ro)',for Trpot; tov. 
 rioTToi, Dor. for TTori rui, or ttot' 
 Toi, 6i this lor TTpbg tov. 
 Uov, adv., where { in what place ? 
 whither ? to what place ? fr. ov. 
 Th. og, who. 
 IToi', enclitic, somewhere, any- 
 where, almost, nearly ; »/ ttov, 
 assuredly ; tKaTovTatTijg ttov 
 vTTdpxttJi', Rom. iv. 19, almost a 
 hundred vears : tTtai ttov tl- 
 KO(Ti, Pint. Numa, about twtnty 
 years. 
 
 llovyyt), TTOvyyiov, a little sack. 
 llovyyia, Ta, chains made of 
 silken cords, used for religious 
 purposes. 
 
 IJovCijg, cevTog,b, the name of a 
 man, Lat. Pudtin'. 
 llovXv^ioTtipa, ag, i), nourishing 
 or nurse of many, epith. of the 
 earth : fr. TTovXvg, poet, for tto- 
 Xvc, 6i (iurTKio. Th. i^oio. 
 UovXvg, poet, for TToXvg, much. 
 IIOY^:^:, TTodbg, b, Lat. pes; the 
 foot ; a foot in measure ; the 
 foot or bottom of a mountain : 
 a metrical fo(»t ; the cables in a 
 ship, for slackening or tighten- 
 ing the sail, are called TToltg, 
 from being tied at the foot of 
 the mast ; a helm, rudder ; did 
 TToda, backwards ; Ik TTolbg, 
 close by, at the heels of ; Ik tto- 
 Cu)v, or tfCTTocwj', from the midst 
 of, afar ott' ; tv ttooIv, before 
 one ; ra kv TToai, things pre- 
 sent ; iTTi TToca, backwards, step 
 by step ; Itti ttoICjv, on foot ; 
 K-ara TToda, by pursuing one's 
 footsteps ; Kara TTodag duoKetv, 
 to trace a person's footsteps, 
 follow closely : KaTd Trocag, 
 TTapd TToSa, TTafjd TTotag, close 
 behind, immediately ; Tbv TTapd 
 TToCag kIvcvvov, the i>resent 
 danger ; Trap TTodbg, present ; 
 TTtip TToai, close by one's feet ; 
 TTf pt TToda, suitably ; rrpb TToCbg, 
 &. TTpb TTodu)V, before one's feet ; 
 Td TTpb TTudbg, things present, at 
 hand, directly before us ; voc. 
 Cj TTOvg, dat. pi. ttocti. 
 
 riox' «' l^"!'- i^r ""o^* »'/j & this 
 is read for TroKa. 
 
 Flow, (obsolete,) to drink : for 
 TTiin, or TTivio, the same. 
 
 npayfia, aTog, Tb, a thing done, 
 deed, act ; thing, affair, busi- 
 ness, work, trouble, dithculty ; 
 1)1. state affairs, administration 
 of the state, c<»ndition of the 
 state or commonwealth ; quar- 
 rels, trouble, disturbance ; ot fv 
 TTpdy/xaffi, magistrates, chiefs of 
 the state : fr. TTtTTpay^ai, perf. 
 
nPA 
 
 nPA 
 
 nPE 
 
 nPE 
 
 nPH 
 
 11 PI 
 
 ml 
 
 pass, of irpaffau) or ttu), to do, f. 
 
 Jlpaynartia, ag, //, the manage- 
 ment of any affairs or business ; 
 business, study, design, applica- 
 tion of the mind ; a meditating 
 on ; care, attendance, trouble ; 
 traffic, merchandise ; a work, 
 undertaking : fr. 
 TIpnynaTevoixai, y, erai, to pro- 
 secute any business, be em- 
 ployed in or occupied about a 
 thing, wisli to bring to pass, ap- 
 ply oneself to a thing, study, 
 labour, compose a work ; f. tvrro- 
 fiai, a, 1. m. eTrpayfiaTEvndfirjv, 
 a. 1. imper. m. Trpayfiarfvaai, 
 aaQit), & in pi. 7rpayfxartv<Taa9e : 
 fr. TTpay/irt. 
 TlpayfiaTiKog, r), ov, active, effi- 
 cient, skilful in the management 
 of business, busy, meddling ; 
 Engl, praivnat'ic : fr. the same. 
 UpaynarocTcptjQ, ov, 6, one wlio 
 searches for business, a })etti- 
 fogger : fr. Trpay^ciTci^ Ctfpcuo. 
 JlpdyfiaroKnTTHOy w, f. i)(Tio, to 
 meddle with tlie affairs of others. 
 ]>e a busv-botlv, Polvb. xxix. 8. 
 10 : fr. TTpciyfia, ko—tio. 
 Tlpay^aTiociig, iog, o, //, full of 
 business, causing occupation or 
 trouble ; TrnayfinTLockfTTfpov, 
 more difficult, Deni. 427 : ft' 
 TTpayfxa, tlcog. 
 Jl pmffi, dat. pi. fr. rrpavg, sag, 
 the same as Troaof, gentle, soft, 
 mild. 
 
 npaOuiv, Ton. for TrpnOtii', a. 2. 
 
 inf. act. of TZhoBio, to lav waste ; 
 
 f. TTtpaio^ f. 2. TTcipOCj, & by me- 
 
 tath. TrpaOut ; a. 2. iirpaQov. 
 
 Tlpniiilg, {i<y i, tv, sold, a. 1. part. 
 
 pass. ^V 
 JlpaBqi'di, a. 1. inf. })ass. of tti- 
 TrpaaKio, to sell ; f. 7rpafTa>, fr. 
 irpuio, by sync, for Trtocno. 
 Yipa9o%>, fg, 6, Ion. for tTrpaOov, 
 a. 2. ind. act. of TrepOuj, to lay 
 waste ; f. (tio, a. 2, i-jrapOoVf & 
 by metath. tTrpaOov, perf. m. 
 
 TlpaiToipiov, oi>, 70, the general's 
 tent, place where the pnetor or 
 governor held his court, hall of 
 judgment, place where the gene- 
 ral's guard pitched their camp, 
 palace of the governor or king 
 in the Roman provinces, Marl 
 XV. 16. Acts xxiii. 35. A villa 
 appointed for the pleasure of 
 Ciesar, a Palatinate, or palace 
 of the Ccvsars, Suet. Tib. 3D, 
 compared with Tac. Ann. iv. 59. 
 The PnDtorian guard of the 
 city, Phil. i. 13 : fr. the Lat. 
 name pnjp^or, as {{ pr<jeUor, going 
 before the army. 
 
 UpaKrkovy verbal adj. fr. trpacjau), 
 to do. 
 
 XlpnKTijp, T]poQ, 6, Ion. Trpr]KTy)p, 
 
 a person who acts, a man of 
 
 business, merchant, collector of 
 
 taxes : fr. the .same. Hence 
 
 WpaKTiipiog^ a, ov, efficacious, 
 
 favourable. 
 UpaKTiKOQ^ >), or, fit for business, 
 
 etHcacious, active, enterprising ; 
 
 pertaining to action or business, 
 
 practical : & 
 TlpuKTuip, opog, o, a collector of 
 
 tributes, officer, bailiff : fr. 
 
 Trparrriuj. 
 Upa^vilog, or Tlpa/u'co^, {olvog^) 
 
 a kind of wine : fr. the Pram- 
 
 nian rock or vine. 
 Wpav, Dor. for rrpiorji', TrpiV, 
 
 lately, before, formerly. 
 npai'/)c, (og, 6, »'/, the same as 
 
 7rp/;i'/)c;, headlong. 
 npai'ixOtig^ a. 1. part. ])ass. of 
 
 TTpart^tu, Dor. for Trptjvi^io, to 
 
 hurl headlong : fr. the preced. 
 Tlpa^ai, a. 1. inf. act. of irpdrraio. 
 npdKai'Tag, ace. pi. a. 1. part. 
 
 act. Trpci'^ag, avrog, Sc in n. g. 
 
 TTprl^'av, fr. the same th. 
 niut^ig, (log, »/, an action, deed, 
 
 undertaking, business, occupa- 
 tion, event, condition, exaction, 
 
 ace. sing. Trpd^iv ; nom. pi. 
 
 Upd^tig, exploits, history, dat. 
 
 |>1. TTpa^fm : fr. the same. 
 ITpaoi', adv., gently, mildly ; adj. 
 
 gentle, mild, n. g. fr. Trpdog. 
 np'^wvotg, adv., mildly : fr. 
 nPA^Qv, & np^og. o, r), gentle, 
 
 soft, mild, meek, lenient ; com- 
 
 par. TTpaoTtpog ; superl. Trpao- 
 
 rarog. Hence 
 YlpaoTtjg, 7)Tog, ?'/, gentleness, 
 
 mildness, lenity. 
 nPAITl'AES, wv, at, the parts 
 
 about the heart ; the midriff, 
 
 heart, mind ; skill, industry ; 
 
 dat. pi. Trpmr'iCKjai. ; also sing. 
 
 TrpaTTit;, itJof, ?'/, the heart, 
 
 breast. 
 nPA^I.V, ac, //,a long range or 
 
 bed of plants, fiower-bed ; a re- 
 gularly disposed company of 
 
 persons, Mark vi. 40. 
 rTpacrt/jot;, ?j, ov, to be sold, sale- 
 
 al)le : fr. Trtodio. 
 WpciiTivog, 6, j), belonging to leeks, 
 
 green : fr. Trpuaov. 
 Updrng, dog, »'/, a selling, vending, 
 
 sale : fr. TTiTrpdfficoj. 
 UpaffoKovpov, ov, TO, a scytlie for 
 
 cutting leeks : fr. jctipw, & 
 nPA'!i:ON, OV, TO, a leek ; Lat. 
 
 porrum; fr. irpdaov, rrdpaov, 
 
 TTctppov. 
 Wpanffciiog, ov, 6, the name of a 
 
 frog : fr. Trpdrrov, a leek, from 
 
 its green colour. 
 HofKTfToi^itg, Dor. for 7rpd(Taofiiv, 
 
 1 pi. pres. & 
 n.pd<T(TovTi, Dor. for Trpdaffovtri, 
 
 they exact, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. 
 (538) 
 
 of 7rpd(T<Tot. 
 
 nparr(TO(l>dyog, ov, 6, the name of 
 a frog : fr. irpdaov, tpdyto. 
 
 nPA'SSQ Sl ttw, to do, act, 
 transact, administer, manage ; 
 be engaged in, takecareof, mind ; 
 treat with ; be in a certain con- 
 dition or situation, fare ; gain by 
 traffic ; help, treat ; live, suffin* ; 
 require, demand, exact, bribe, 
 betray ; f. ^w, perf. irkTrpd^a, 
 jjerf. pass, irtTrnayfiai ; 7rp«r- 
 Ttiv KX'eog, to acfjuire to oneself 
 glory ; tv TrpdrTnv, to be fa- 
 voured with the j)rosperous 
 breeze of fortune ; KctKiog irpdr- 
 Tiiv, to do badly, i. e. to be un- 
 fortunate ; KoXCjg TTpdTTHV, to 
 be happy or prosperous ; uvvtv 
 7rpi)T(Tti, he does nothing, i. e. 
 gains nothing ; Trparro^at, to 
 stipulate;, make an agreement, 
 exact, 
 
 Ylpdffio, I will sell, f. 1. of tti- 
 
 TTpaifCti*. 
 
 Tlf)aTi)p, rjnog, 6, a vender, sales- 
 man : fr. TrnrpdrfKu). 
 
 YIpaTtfg, ov, 6, the same. 
 
 npuTifTTog, u), 6, Dor. for 7:pioTi<T- 
 Tog, the first, suj)erl. fr. TTOturot;. 
 
 npuTog, >), or, sold, to be sold : 
 fr. TTtpdio. But 
 
 rTparoc;, a, oi', Dor. for TzputTog, 
 the first. Th. Trpo. 
 
 TlpdrTio, to do ; see Trpdaau). 
 
 UnavOvi^og, 6, //, of a mild and 
 gentle disposition : fr. 7rpat'c;for 
 Trpdog, 6vi.i6g. 
 
 UnarfiijTig, ing, 6, y, of mild 
 counsels, mild : fr. 7rp(tvg,fii^iTig. 
 
 Upav^VM, to render mikl, miti- 
 gate, soften, calm, |)acify ; f. vvio, 
 perf. TTiTrpdi'iyKa : fr. 
 
 Upa'Og, tla, v, same as th. Trpdog, 
 mild ; gen. Trpasog : hence 
 
 npavTt)g, TjTog, //, mildness, le- 
 nity. 
 
 npduj, (obsolete,) to sell ; see tti- 
 TTpdaKio. Th. TTtpdio, to sell. 
 
 Ylpdiog, gently, mildly, adv. fr. 
 TTndog, mild. 
 
 TIptfiviL^io, f. i(Tu), to pluck up by 
 the roots, eradicate. Th. 
 
 nPE'MNON, ov, TO, the trunk, 
 stock, root. 
 
 npfTTti, it is fit or proper, is be- 
 coming, behoves ; impers. fi'. 
 
 TTptTTU). 
 
 YlptTTi^ev, Ion. for TrpeTreiv, pres. 
 inf. fr. TrpsTTu). 
 
 ITpfTroj', TO, decent, becoming, 
 suitable ; adv. becomingly : also 
 part. pres. n. g. fr, ttp'sttoj. 
 
 UptTTovTiug, adv., decently, in a 
 becoming manner : fr. the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 UpsTTTog, t), or, worthy of honour 
 or distinction : fr. 
 
 IIPE'II12, to be becoming or pro- 
 per, suit ; be worthy of ; be con- 
 
 spicuous or distinguished, ex- 
 cel ; be like, resemble. 
 
 JIpeTriodrjg, tog, 6, »'/, becoming, 
 decorous, suitable, meet : fr. 
 TrpfTTtu, tidog. 
 
 UafrfjSa, ancient, venerable, by 
 sync, for Trpi<Ti^tia, f. g. fr. ttj)? c 
 fhfg, vog, 6, & in n. g. Trpfa/^^j;. 
 
 UpetTfhia, ag, ?';, an embassy, 
 suit, intercession, supplication, 
 prayer, hon<»ur, dignity, seniori- 
 ty : fr, TTptrrliivu). 
 
 ITpf<T/3ttov, ov, ro,see7rpcff/3»iioj'. 
 
 IIp£(T/3«jpa, ag, »'/, ancient, vene- 
 rable ; an aged and venerable 
 woman : & 
 
 IlpifTiieig, nom. Sc ace. pi. contr. 
 fr. TTpeffjSvg, vog, 6. 
 
 np£<T/3£i>/m, aTog, to, an embassy, 
 ambassador ; honour, mark of 
 honour : fr. Trptrr/ituw. 
 
 UpKTi3n)c, iiog, 6, the same as 
 TTpknfh'g. 
 
 npt(Ti^tvTi)g, ov, 6, a legate, dc- 
 l)uty, ambassador : fr. Trpiar- 
 f5ti)u). 
 
 liptaiStvTiKog, V, ov, ])elonging 
 to, or adapted for, aii embassy 
 or ambas.sador : fr. 
 
 lIpi(T/3trw, to discharge the office 
 of ambassador, negotiate or treat 
 of as an amba.ssador ; send an 
 ambassador ; be senior, held in 
 resi)ect as being old, honoured 
 as being very aged ; take the 
 lead ; also, to honour, respect ; 
 f. ivcfio, perf, 7r£7rp£'T/3fi'*:a, a. 1, 
 t7rpf(T/3ii'<Ta : fr, Trp'ta^ivg. 
 
 Y\otaiii]tg, seniors, nom, pi. Ion. 
 fr. TTptn jitvg, iiog, 6. 
 
 npfT/i/'/Vor, Ion. for irptfffitlov, 
 ro,the meed of honour given to 
 the eldest. Th. TrpsrrfSvg, vog, 
 Att. twt;, 6, a legate, senior. 
 
 npf<T/3//t(,", i^<>e» >'/> ancient, ace. 
 sing. Trpe(Tii)}tca. Th. the same. 
 
 npf(T/3io(Y<(a, ovfiai, f. wao^ai, to 
 be honoured : ^ 
 
 Ilpkafiig, eiog, t), an ambassa- 
 dress, aged woman, age : fr. 
 Trptrrlivg. 
 
 npi<7i5i(TTog & 7rp((Tj3vTaTog, su- 
 perl. fr. Trpinjivg, old. 
 
 Upknfiog, tog, to, an embassy ; 
 honour, object of veneratibn : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 Ilpt(T^3vytvtia, ag, Ion. Trptnfiv- 
 ytvtiti, 7}g, i), primogeniture, 
 seniority : fr. 
 
 np£<T/3i7f v»)c, kog, 6, t), the eldest- 
 born, elder, ancient : fr. Trpcer- 
 fivg, yivof^iai. 
 
 nPE'i:BY5:, vog, Att. foic, o, or 
 npt<T[ivc, tia, V, old, ancient ; 
 honoured, revered, venerable ; 
 an aml»assador ; the name of 
 a bird ; compar. Tvptaiiintpog, 
 older, elder, senior ; superl. 
 TrptajSvTaTog &. Trpk<j(3i<TToc, i), 
 ov, the eldest-born, very old. 
 
 very much respected. 
 
 TLpiaiivTag, ace. pi. fr. Trpi(r^v- 
 TTjg, which see. 
 
 JJpKTiSvTaTog, t], ov, the eldest- 
 born, very ancient, superl. fr. 
 TrpsfTjSvg, old. 
 
 UptrTjivTspn, ag, i), the elder- 
 born, f. g, fr, TrpffTjirTtpog. 
 
 nptalSvTtpinv, ov, TO, the great 
 Jewish council or Sanhedrim, 
 Luke xxii. 6. Acts xxii. 3. a 
 word no where found in the 
 Septuagint excejit in the history 
 of Susannah, said to have been 
 translated by Theodoretus ; and 
 Deut, xxxi. 9. Lat. Prcd>iifi'rhim, 
 an assembly of Elders, ecclesi- 
 astical Synod, 1 Tim. iv. 14 : fr. 
 
 npc(Tf3urf pof, a, ov, Lat. tSc Engl. 
 ptrshi/ter, a UKMuber of the San- 
 hedrim; an elder; more ancient; 
 01 Trptni^vTtpoi, the presbyters 
 or priests; ambassadors ; com- 
 I»ar. fr. TTptnlhig. 
 
 nptrTj-iv'Ttjg, ov, 6, an old man : 
 fr, TTptaiSvg, the sanie, 
 
 np£n-/3i;7iKO(;, //, 6»', pertaining to 
 old men, old, ancient : fr. the 
 ]>rcceding. 
 
 rip£(T/3Drij', ace, sing. fr. 
 
 Upt(TlivTig,u)og, >/,an old woman, 
 ace. sing. 7rp6T/3urt^a & -vtiv : 
 fr. 7rpfrT/3/'r;;c. 
 
 npf<T/3i;rot'o/cot;, o, >/, receiving 
 old men: fr. Trpf rr/3»;r//t;, Hxoi^oi. 
 
 U.ptvi.dv(ia,ag, i), kindness, bene- 
 volence, good-will : fr. 
 
 nptvi.itvt)g, tog, 6, //, placid, of a 
 miki disposition, kindly disposed: 
 fr. Trpdog, f^isvog. 
 
 npi^iyfia. Ion. for Tzpdyfia, aTog, 
 TO, a thing, affiiir, matter, busi- 
 ness, value ; dat. pi. TTpi'iyiiam ; 
 TTpiiyfiUTa exft)', to create trou- 
 ble to oneself. Th. Trpijcravo, Ion. 
 for Trpd(T(Tio, to do ; f. K^o. 
 
 Uptjyuptiijv, CJvog, 6, the wind- 
 pipe, throat, gorge ; see ttjOo- 
 rjyoptiov. 
 
 TlpiiOtivai, Icm. for TrpaOijvai, to 
 have been sold. 
 
 IIPH'OL?, to burn, inHame, in- 
 flate, fill ; f. <Tio, perf. TTf-TrptjKa, 
 a. 1. tTrpi](Ta, 3 s. poet. tTzptat. 
 
 ripj/Krr/pa, ace. sing. fr. 7rp//K:^^}p, 
 jypot;, o. Ion. for TTpaKn)\), an 
 actor. Th. TrpdfffTio, to do. 
 
 npijixaivit), to breathe, blow, burst 
 forth with violence ; blow up : 
 fr. Trpj-'/Ow. 
 
 npiivt]cbv, adv. downwards : fr. 
 
 nPHNlPS, kog,6, 7), prone, bent 
 forwards, head foremost, head- 
 long. 
 
 llpi)K"h to have done, a. 1. inf. 
 act, of rrpii(T<Tii}, Ion. for Trpdaau), 
 to d«) ; f. K<jJ. 
 
 Upi'lKitg, thou wilt do, 2 suig. f. 
 1. ind. act. Trpi'/^yt;, '- s,\iv^' i^- L 
 subj. act. of Trpr]<j(J{x}, Ion. for 
 (539) 
 
 Trpd<j(T{ti ; also 
 
 Wpr^^tig, nom. pi. fr. Trpf/^'fC, Ion. 
 for Tcpd^ig, twg, 1), advantage, 
 affiur, effect ing, accomi>lishment, 
 ace, sing. Trnt~i^ii' : fr. the same 
 th. 
 
 np/)f7a(, to set on fire, a. 1. inf. 
 act. of TrpifOu), to burn ; f. rrw. 
 
 np//rrf, he set on fire. Ion. for 
 tTTnqnt, 3 sing. a. I. ind. act. of 
 the same. 
 
 np//fT<g, a selling, .sale. Ion. for 
 TTpdnig ; also a setting on fire, 
 burning ; blowing, intiation, 
 swelling : fr. Trpt'iOio. 
 
 Upi]iT(Tio, Ion. for Trpdano), to do, 
 accomplish, despatch,go through 
 or over ; f. t^o. 
 
 Y\pi]<yTi)p, iipog, o, any thing that 
 burns and sets in a blaze ; a 
 scorching wind or storm; a kind 
 of serpent ; a meteor, flash of 
 lightning: fr. 7r£7rp»;(Trrt<,3 pers. 
 sing. ])erf. ind. pass, of TrpiiOco, 
 f. mo, to kindle or blow up. 
 
 lIp//7/)i', yvoc, u, a lamb, kid, 
 little hunb : fr. Trpo. 
 
 np//r//pioj', ov, TO, a market-place 
 to buy and sell in. Ion. for rrpa- 
 T}'ipiov : fr. TmrpdfTKu}. 
 
 nprjv^vti, he soflen.s, 3 sing, pres. 
 ind. act. of 7rp»/i'j'ft», Ion. for 
 irpavvio. Th. TTfxtvg, or Trpdog. 
 
 li\pi]ug. Ion, for Trpcivg, 
 
 11 PHLi'N, airog, o, the top of a 
 mountain; also Trpwr & Trptuwr: 
 fr. Trpo, tifii. 
 
 TlputiTo, 3 s. ])res. opt. pass. fr. 
 
 IIPTAAIAI, to buy, redeem, bar- 
 gain for a piece <»f work to be 
 done ; as if fr. Tr tpdio. 
 
 npiafxihjg, ov, 6, Priainldi'S, the 
 son of Priam ; fr. 
 
 Upiapog, ov, 6, Prkimus, Priam, 
 a jtroper name. 
 
 nPi'dnOS, ov, o. Ion. Tlpi7]Troc, 
 Lat. Prkii'iis, the god of gar- 
 dens; the iiruige set upinganlens. 
 
 ITpiaro, Ion. for tTrpiuTO, 3 sing, 
 imperf. fr. Trpiafiai. 
 
 llpii^to, the same as Trpj'w, to cut 
 w ith a saw. 
 
 FIPTN, before that, for Trpo, (with 
 a gen.) before, for Trpdrfpov, for- 
 merlv; adv. jroverning an inf. iV 
 ind. ; as, Trpir (pojviiaai, for ttoo 
 TOO ^lovfiaai, before he shall 
 crow. It is elegantly followed 
 by t), as Trpir h KaToiKtlv, before 
 he dwelt. It is joined with other 
 particles, dv, ^t, yt, fit). The 
 article is sometimes placed be- 
 fore it, as Trpiv, ancient, past ; 
 6 TTpir xp^^^'og, tht^ former time. 
 
 np»r/), before that ; for which is 
 oftener found TrpiJ' ?;. 
 
 ripti'i^tov, ov, TO, dim. a little 
 holm-oak : iSc 
 
 npivivog, Jj, ov, made of the holm- 
 oak, strong : fr. 
 
 ill 
 
 
npo 
 
 nPrXOS, ou, >/, the ilex, holm- 
 oak, scarlet-oak. 
 Tipiviohtg, eoQ, o, r/, abounding; 
 
 in holm-oaks. Th. tJdng. 
 'npi(rai'Tei^, nom. 1>1. a. I. part. 
 
 act. of irpiiu or Trpi'^w, to cut 
 
 with a saw; f, rrw, pert". TTETrpiKa, 
 
 ]ierf. pass. TrtTroto-jna/. 
 TlvicrftiiQ, tlcra, ti\ cut, a. l.part. 
 
 pass. I'r. tTrpiffOiiVy a. 1. intl. 
 
 pass, of the same. 
 npiT/cac, a, o, the name of a man, 
 
 of Latin origin, as if taie should 
 
 say I^risciis. 
 UpirrKiWa, ijg, //, the name of a 
 
 woman, in Latin, as if one should 
 
 say Prisca. 
 npirrrvp, rjpoQ, 6, the same as 
 
 UpirTTtipoti^ii)g, eog, 6, r), havinj); 
 a shape like a saw: fr. TrpKmjn, 
 ticog. 
 
 Upifrrqg, ov, 6, one who cuts or 
 
 cleaves any thing with a saw ; 
 
 a saw ; pristis, a tish ; a kind of 
 
 cup and boat : & 
 Upifr-bg, )), bv, divided asunder 
 
 by a saw : fr. 3 pcrs. sing. pcrf. 
 
 pass, of 
 IIPrQ, or Upi'Co), to saw, cut 
 
 with a saw ; lay hold of firmly, 
 
 bind ; grind, <;nash the teeth ; 
 
 f. ffu), perf. TTiTT plica, perf. pass. 
 
 7r«7rpt(T)Liai, (rai, ff-aiy a. \. pass. 
 
 lirphOrji/ ; also 
 nptcu, Att. iSc Ion. for trrpiaffo, 
 
 2 sing, imperf. ; or itpioj, buy, 
 
 pres, imper. (as lorw for ttrracro) 
 
 of noiauai, to buv. 
 HpujjVy ovog, o, a saw : Ir. Trpno. 
 IirO\ Lat. pro, bef»)rc, in the 
 presence of ; in comparison of, 
 on account of, (governing a gen.) 
 Trpo TToWtJJv irCJv, many years 
 ago ; 7rp6 ru>v crrpaTiujTiop, for 
 the good of the soldiers; Trpo rov 
 TTorafiovy near the river. In 
 composition, it signifies before, 
 at one time denoting the time, 
 at another denoting the order : 
 also, before, in favour of, on 
 account of, near, and increase ; 
 it is sometimes put for Trapci. 
 
 UpoayyfWio, f. fXui, to denounce, 
 announce, declare beforehand : 
 fr. Trpo, dyyaXXo). 
 
 JlpodyytXog, 6, »), a precursor, 
 f<jrerunnex', harbinger : fr. tt/oo, 
 ayyiXog. 
 
 TIpudyytXaig, nog, r), a previous 
 intimation : fr. irpoayykWu). 
 
 UpoayopeixTig, fwf, »/, a predic- 
 tion ; previous announcement ; 
 denunciation, such as that which 
 drove murderers from the terri- 
 tories of Attica : fr. 
 
 Jlpoayop€vio, f. tj'o-w, to say or 
 declare beforehand, foretell, an- 
 nounce, charge, denounce, wit- 
 ness : fr. Trpo, dyoptvu). 
 
 nPo 
 
 Ilpoayops^l), ui, f. Tjffio, the same 
 as the preceding ; also, to an- 
 nounce or speak in the name of 
 another. 
 
 Upodyio, to go before, pi'ccede ; 
 lead aside, lead on or forward, 
 lead along, bring forward, ad- 
 vance, promote, furtlier, move 
 forward ; promote to honour ; 
 impel, excite, bring into light ; 
 lead away ; be set over, preside 
 over; f. a^u), a. 2. r/y«yoi', a. 2. 
 l)art. Trpoayaywt', ovrog : fr. 
 TTpo, dyio. 
 
 nponywytj'a, ag, //, promotion, 
 furtherance, appointment ; a 
 bringing along or forward, pimp- 
 ing, enticing : fr. 
 
 Upoayioyivu), to lead forth or 
 along, ju'ostitute: fr. Trpoayioyog. 
 Upoayioyt), ijg, r), an advancing, 
 l)romotion, furtherance, direct- 
 ing : fr. TTpoaytu. 
 rTpoayojyot,-, ov, o,a pimp, pander: 
 fr. TTpoaydi. 
 
 Upoffyojvi^ofiai, to fight in fnmt 
 of or for another : fr. Trpo, dyio- 
 
 v»^o/zat. 
 
 npoayioriffriig, ov, 6, a champion: 
 fr. the above. 
 
 UpoadiKBu), w, to provoke by an 
 injury, commit the first injus- 
 tice, be the aggressor ; f. i-yo-w, 
 perf. Trpo/j^iK:/;»ca; pass. Trporif^t- 
 Ksof^mi, oDjLtai, to be provoked by 
 an injury, perf. part. ])ass. Trpo- 
 7]CiKi]i.di'og : fr. Trpo, dciK^w. 
 
 Upoaickofxat, ovixcti, to pay parti- 
 cular respect to a person, owe a 
 person respect in preference to 
 all others : fr. Trpo, alckoncu. 
 
 Upoaipiofxai, ovf-iai, to prefer, 
 wish in preference, appoint, 
 choose or purpose deliberately ; 
 f. i](TOfiai, a. 2. m. Trpoa\o/ii»/'S 
 perf. pass. Trpoy'p/;prti. Th. a'lpiu), 
 to choose ; f. iiTio, a. 2. tWov 
 
 npoaipt<Tig, tojg, »/, deliberate 
 choice, determination, will, plan, 
 purpose; party, faction; tK irpo- 
 «ip£(Ttu>c, purposely : & 
 llfwaiptTiKog, ^, bv, willing, 
 choosing, carried on to any 
 thing with a fixed determina- 
 tion ; chosen, free, arbitrary, 
 voluntary : fr. Trpompgojuai. 
 npoaipSTbg, t), ov, voluntary, pre- 
 meditated, preferred, chosen : 
 fr. the same. 
 
 Upoaipsu), w, f. r)<Toj, to take out 
 or away.; mid. Trpoaipsopat, to 
 ])refer, choose, select, resolve 
 upon with deliberation : fr. Trpo, 
 a'lpsoj. 
 npoaiaOdvoixai, f. i)(Tofiai, to per- 
 eeive beforehand, to foresee: fr. 
 Trpo, aiaBdvo^ca. 
 npofundo/idt, ib^ai, to accuse 
 before; f. dffoficu, a. 1. m. Trpot]- 
 Tia<jdur]V, tu, arc, I have proved 
 (540) 
 
 npo 
 
 and demonstrated before : fr. 
 Trpo, aiTido^ai. Th. ahia. 
 UpoaKqKovla, perf. part. mid. f. 
 g. fr. 
 
 UpoaKovu), to hear fii-st or before- 
 hand ; f. ovffvj, perf. TTpoliKovKa, 
 a. 1. TrpoiiKovaa, perf. m. Trpo//- 
 Koa, Att. TrpoaKiiKoa; perf. part, 
 m. TTOoaKiiKoiog, via. Th. aKovio. 
 Upoa\t)g,kog,b, i), active, leap- 
 ing forward ; ])r«nnpt, eager, 
 rash ; inclined downward, slo- 
 ping : fr. TTfiodWofiai, to leap 
 forward. Th. aXXo/xai. 
 Ilpoa/iaprdj'w, to sin before ; f. 
 TTpoaixapTiiTio, perf. Trporjfidp- 
 TTjica, perl. part. act. Trpoiif-iap- 
 TijKOjg, oTog. Th. d^iapTdi'u), 
 to sin ; f. ijaio, a. 2. i'lfiapTor. 
 npoai'a/3dX/\w, mid. Trjoara^dX- 
 Xo^tat, to form a prelude, begin 
 playing, make a preamble, a. 1. 
 m. Trpnavti3a\6fii]v : h\ Trpo, 
 dvd, jlS«XX(u. 
 UpovaKTifioix), a, f. tiffw, to con- 
 sume previously ; pass, to be 
 consumed or elapse before : fr. 
 Trpo, di'atfftjuow. 
 YlpoavaXiaKuj, f. Xokto), to con- 
 sume or destroy before, expend 
 or advance money beforehand : 
 fr. Trpo, dpa\i(TKU}. 
 Upoava^dXTTio, to sing before, 
 take the lead in singing ; f. i//ui, 
 pf. TTpoarapf/ifX^rt. Th. peXttw. 
 IIpoai'apTrd^o), f. dfTtu, to snatch 
 up before, previously take up : 
 fr. Trpo, dvd, dpTrd^w. 
 Tlpoavaatiio, to shake or stir up 
 
 before : fr. Trpo, did, aiiuj. 
 UpoavaTdrroj, f. ^w, to station 
 or array before. Th. rdrra>. 
 ripoai'arfXXtu, f. fXJi, to rise first 
 or liefore. Th. riXXio. 
 HpoavvTio, f. vaoj, to effect more 
 readily, finish before : fr. Trpo, 
 dvvTM. 
 Efpod^w, f. 1. ind. act. of Trpodyw. 
 n()oa:rayyfcXXw, to announce be- 
 forehand t)r openly : fi*. Trpo, 
 dTro, dyyeXXiu. 
 
 npoairtXkit'tv, a. 2. infin. act. of 
 npoaTTtpxof^un, to depart or die 
 before : fr. Trpo, dTro, tpxofiai, 
 to come ; f. m. tXti'xro^ai, a. 2. 
 ?/Xi»0()v, & by sync. yXOov, a. 2. 
 inf. tXOeh'. 
 UpoaTrrjy'rO^ai, f. iiaofiai, Ion. to 
 expose or state before : fr. Trpo, 
 d^z/ygo/irtt. 
 npoaTrryXSor, a. 2. act. fr. Trpo- 
 kpXOfiai. 
 
 llpoaTTohiKvviii, to prove first, 
 demonstrate beforehand : fr. 
 TTpo, dTTo, Stiicvvm, to sliow ; f. 
 ^w, perf. ci^tixa, pt'i'f- pass, ck- 
 Ctiyi.>.ai,a.. I. pass. ti*«(x^/;J', a. !• 
 part. pass. CnxOtig, ii'Tog. 
 npoaTro9vn<TKU), to die first or 
 prematurely. Th. BvriaKU). 
 
 npo 
 
 TTpoaTToXXf-fti, to destroy first ; 
 TrpoaTToXXvfiai, to perish before 
 one's time. Th. bXXvfii. 
 
 npoaTTOTrf/xTTw, f. 4/ui, to send 
 forward, beforehand. Th.Trf/xTrw. 
 
 ITpoaTTorpETrw, f. i/zw, to turn 
 aside first, divert from any ob- 
 ject. Th. Trp£7ru>. 
 
 UpoaffTriZoj, f. i'o-w, to protect ])y 
 holding the shit-ld before a per- 
 son, fit;ht in front of a person : 
 fr. Trpo, do'Tri't;. 
 
 UpodffTiiov, or UpoaaTiflov, &. 
 npodoTioj', ov, TO, suburbs : fr. 
 
 TTpo, d(TTV. 
 
 Tlpoav^du), w, f. r)ffio, to say or 
 declare before, predict : fr. TTpo, 
 avcdu). 
 
 UpoavXiov, & UpoavXov, ov, to, 
 a vestibule, porch ; Trpo T})g ah- 
 Xrjg, before the hall. Th. avXi) ; 
 
 TTpoaj''Xtoi',ov, To,a prelude. Th. 
 avXng. 
 
 ripofBa, go before, a. 2. imper. fr. 
 Trpo/3«n'w : fr. Trpo, (iaivio, a. 2. 
 t/^/jr, a. 2. imper. /3/"/0c, instead 
 of which [id & fidGi. 
 
 npo/3dc»/r, adv. forward, moving 
 on, advancing : fr. Trooiiaivio. 
 
 UpoiiaOvg^tog, b, //, of vast depth: 
 fr. TTpo, l3a9vg. 
 
 npo/3au'W, to go before, go first, 
 take the lead, be set over ; ad- 
 vance, be carried forward ; go 
 forth, proceed, succeed, step be- 
 fore, outrun, excel ; put forwanl ; 
 f. m. Trpo/3/;(70f/ot, perf. Trpo/Sa- 
 l3f]Ka, perf. part. act. 7r()o/3t/3j/- 
 K(l)g, via, bg, a. 2. ind. act. Trpo- 
 il^nr, a. 2. part. Trpo^dc, dv- 
 Tog : fr. Trpo, fSairoj. 
 
 npo/3dXXw,\o throw before, cast 
 
 npo 
 
 proceeding, progress, the action 
 Tou TTpojiaivoi'Tog ; the thing 
 itself which 7rpo(5aivti, as cat- 
 tle; income arising from cattle: 
 fr. Trpo/3atv<i>. 
 YlpojSartvriKbc, or ITpo/3ar<icog, 
 J/, bv, lielonging to sheep or to 
 a rtock ; Trpo/3ariK'v, (viz. TrvXt),) 
 the gate or door of the fold : iV 
 rrpo/5drtoi', ov, TO, dim. a little 
 sheej) : fr. Trpo/3aroi'. 
 ITpo/3rtroyi'(t»pa>r, oroc, 6, //, a 
 judge of cattle, or the flock : 
 fr. Trpo/3aroi', yvo>p»/. 
 riPO'BATON, ov, TO, a sheep, 
 cattle ; pi. Trpo/3aro, dat. pi. 
 TTpojiaTOig : fr. Trpo/3airw, from 
 being accustomed, while feeding, 
 to move forward. 
 npo/3aroTrwX?je, ov, b, a cattle- 
 dealer. Th. TrwXtui. 
 rTpo/3f/3/jK:f, 3 sing. perf. ind. act.: 
 
 hence 
 UpolStlSnKiog, via, bg, perf. part, 
 act. of Trpo/3an'ui, to go forward. 
 ^po/3^/3X//p€^'oc, perf. part. pass. 
 
 of Trpo/3dXXo>. 
 npoji3f/3oj;Xrt, I preferred, chose 
 rath(r, perf. m. of Trpo/SovXo- 
 fxai. (obsolete): fr. Trpo, fiovXo- 
 pnt, to wish, f. (3ovX)](TOfiat. 
 Upo^Tjfia, arog, to, a step in ad- 
 vance, step : fr. 7rpo(3oivh}. 
 YlpojinrrtTai, he will go before, 3 
 sing. f. 1. m. of 7rpo/3aa'w. 
 Upo(3i(3dKio, to bring forth, ad- 
 mi)nish, persuade, impel, pro- 
 mote, advance ; f. dau), Att. at, 
 a. 1 . Trpot/3</3a(Ta, a. 1. ind. pass. 
 TTpoil3ij3d(T0)iv, a. I. part. i)ass. 
 Troo/3</3(i(T0fig, tl(ya, kv: fr. Trpo, 
 /3J/3d2:(.>. Th. (iaivio, to go. 
 ripo/3i,(3dc, pres. part, of Trpo/3j 
 
 or send forth, bring forth, urge /3i/pi, obsol. same as Trpojian'io. 
 forward, propose, present, ex- npol^ino^iai, ovfiai, to live be- 
 
 pose ; mid. to produce, present 
 in defence, place, bring forth, 
 propose, object, allege in excuse, 
 accuse, impeach ; reject, detest; 
 overcome, surpass ; menti<)n, 
 speak of ; pass, to be marked 
 out, elected, appointed, jiro- 
 posed, led over against ; f. Trpo- 
 (iaXCJ, perf. Trpo/3£/3Xi;K:a, a. 2 
 
 fore ; rd 7rpo/3t/3iwp£r«, past 
 life, pcrf. part. pass. ; ol Trpo/3t- 
 (3nt}[itvoi, those who have lived 
 before our time : fr. Trpo, /3t6- 
 opat. 
 
 Ylpuj5Xa(TTd I'o), to shoot out, 
 spring forth, before (»r prema- 
 turely : fr. TTpo, /3XaoTdi'<u. 
 
 npof3XfTropa», to foresee ; f. ^po- 
 
 paAtu, pen. Trpo/jt/jA/yKu, a. ^. xx^i,,^.vc,.v,, , -•-- , 
 
 7rpo«/3aXov, a. 2. subj. act. Trpo- pai, a. 1. m. 7rpo«/3X64/ap;?r, a 
 SdXoi, & in 3 pi. 7rpo/3dXa>(Tt, 1. part. m. Trpo/3X£4/ap£rog : tr. 
 perf. part. pass. Trpo/S*/3X»,pt»^oc, Opo/SXtTrw, f. ^P^o, to ioresee,pro- 
 afl'ording protection by extend- vide (»r look beiorehand : tr. 
 ing a shield, perf. m. Trpo/3£- Trpo, (SXtiru). 
 (3o\a : fr. Trpo, fidXXio. UpoiiXe^afisyog, a. 1. part. m. of 
 
 TI po/3dXotro, he may propose, 3 
 
 sing. a. 2. opt. m. of the fornier. 
 r[po/3dXovro, Ion. for 7rpof/3d- 
 
 XoiTo, 3 pi. a. 2. ind. m. of the 
 
 same. 
 npo/3dX(j(Ti, 3 pi. a. 2. subj. act. 
 
 of the same 
 
 Trpo/SXe Tr opat. 
 
 npo/3X7;pa, arog, Tb, a problem, 
 proposition ; defence, rampart, 
 shield, screen ; impediment ; 
 l)roiection, promontory ; pre- 
 text, excuiio : fr. Trpo^dXXoj. 
 
 npoiiXr]fiaTU)h]g, (og, 6, >/, pro- 
 blematii.'al, doubtful : fr. the 
 above. 
 
 npof3dc, djTog, a. 2. part. act. of 
 
 UpS^amgT^iog, /,, an advancing,! lipo^Xj/g, '^''f^'^^^J^'/' P^^^^^ ^^ 
 
 npo 
 
 fore, extended, projecting, pro- 
 minent, dat. sing. 7rpo/3Xfy7i : fr. 
 7rpo/3dXX(o. Th. /3dXXo*. 
 npo/3X/yToc, o, I'h thrown away, 
 
 rejected : fr. the same. 
 np<)f3/\(i»(T»c«i>, to conic forward, go 
 
 forth : fr. Trpo, l^XwrrKw. 
 npo/3odw, ai, f. I'/fToj, to sliout 
 aloud, before or in front, en- 
 coura'j,e : fr. Trpo, /3«»d<.^. 
 UpolioijOi-oj, u), f. »/fTa>, to be the 
 first to give assistance, assist in 
 time : fr. Trpo, (ioiiOUo. 
 Upo(36Xaiov, ov, Tb, a fiu'tress or 
 projecting rock, that breaks the 
 force of the sea ; shield, spear : 
 fr. 
 npo/3oXrtioc, a, ov, or 6, »/, placed 
 a'^ainst or before, stretched out: 
 fr. Trp()/3dXXw. Th. p/rXXtu. 
 npo/3oX»), lit', i), a casting before 
 or fortii ; an action at law ; a 
 bulwark, defence, shield ; pre- 
 tence ; prominence ; state of a 
 pugilist in readiness ; (Soldiers 
 are said to be Iv 7rpoj3oXj/,whcu 
 with shields stretched out in 
 advance, they receive the enemy 
 at a quick pace ;) blow, wound ; 
 bank of a river : fr. Trpo/3dXXw. 
 Upo(56Xiov, ov, Tb, a hunting- 
 spear : cSc 
 
 np6(3oXog, ov, b, a defence, pro- 
 tection, hunting-spear : fr. the 
 sjime. 
 
 npf)/3; ffKog, ov, 6, an under shep- 
 herd or herdsman. Th. ftocrKoj. 
 npofiuvXivna, arog, Tb, a decree 
 of the senate : fr. perf. pass, of 
 npo(iovXtvio, f. ivffto, to consult, 
 look forward, provide ; delibe- 
 rate on a mi-asure before it 
 shall be ])roposed to the people: 
 fr. TTpo, fiovXtvu). Th. ^ovXrj. 
 npo/3o»''Xopa«, perf. Trpof3f/3oi;Xrt, 
 to jirefer. Th. [iovXofxai. 
 npof3oi;XoTra«c» ■Traidog, »/, daugh- 
 ter of counsel or of previous 
 deliberation : fr, Trpo, (3ovXt), 
 
 Tralg. 
 np()/3oi'Xoc, ov, b, a senatoi-, coun- 
 sellor, magistrate, chief : fr. Trpo, 
 f3oi>Xrj. 
 
 npo/3v'tu, f. vVw, to push for- 
 ward and trim the wick of a 
 lam]) : fr. Trpo, (Sino. 
 ripo/3wpioi', 01', TO, the space be- 
 fore an altar : fr. Trpo, (iiufiog. 
 UpoyByevvijhfvog, pf. part. ])ass. 
 of TTpoyevvdio, to beget before- 
 hand : fr. Trj)6, yevvdw, f. I'ymu, 
 to beget. Th. yiivo^ai. 
 Upoyiyorcjg, oTog, perf. part. m. 
 
 of Tr<»oyiyi'Opftt. 
 npoylvtiog, ov, o, having a long 
 
 beard : fr. Trpo, ysvnov. 
 npoytvB(TTepog,a, oi^, elder-born, 
 older ; comp. fr. 7rpoyti'i)g, born 
 before, fr. Trpoyiyropat. 
 UpoyEVvrjTu>p, opog, 6, a progeni- 
 
■ I 
 
 
 
 npo 
 
 tor, forefatlicr : fr. ttoo, yti'j'aw. 
 
 Ilpoyf I'o^Erwr, gen. pi. a. 2. ])art. 
 m. of 
 
 llffoyiyTOf-iaiy or Upoyivofxai, to 
 go before, l>e before, precede ; f. 
 TrpoysvrifTOfiai, pert', pass, ttoo- 
 ytyivij/Aat, a. 2. m. 7rpotysi>6- 
 l^ujv, a. 2. part. m. 7rpoytv6i.u- 
 rog, perf. m. Trpoykyova. Tli. 
 yfivo/iat, 
 
 IIpoyiyj'w(T»C(jt> or YlpoyiinocrKio, to 
 know beforehaiul ; decree or re- 
 solve beforehand ; f, 7rooyi/(i'.'<To 
 jj-ai, perf. TrposyvoJKa, a. 2. ttoo- 
 kyviuv, perf. pass. Trpoiyj'wfT/iut, 
 perf. part. pass. 7rpo«yvwcr/i£j/oc. 
 Th. ytj'(t»rTK:ii>. 
 
 npoyi/wa-ig, «(t»f, //, foreknow- 
 ledge, prognostication : & 
 
 ITpoyrcJ^rr/g, ov, 6, a diviner, 
 prophet : fr. ',\ sing. perf. pass, 
 of TtpoyiyvitiaKdi. 
 
 \}poyvioaTiKbi;, /), bv, endued 
 with foreknowledge ; to rrpo- 
 yviooTiKov, (namely ar]fiiiov,) 
 the sii;n of a future event, Engl. 
 prognostic. 
 
 WpoyoviKOQ, »), bvy belonging to 
 ancestors, primitive : «& 
 
 npnyoj'ot, (.Ji', 01, forefathers, an- 
 cestors : fr. 
 
 Upoyovi <;, 01', o, born before, a 
 forefather, progenitor, ancestor, 
 author ; adj. belon;4ing to an- 
 cestors, ancestral ; a son-in-law, 
 in the jtlace of a son : fr. ttoo, 
 yovoQ. Th. yi'trOf.iai. 
 
 Tlpoypafifxa, aroQ^ to, a document 
 p".blielv ])osted up, edict, pro- 
 clamation : fr. Trpoypdipio. 
 
 npoypa^//, rJQ, >/, the same : fr. 
 
 Ilpoypd(pM, to write before, an- 
 n<»unce, advertise, post up a no- 
 tiv-e or writing in pul>lic, pro- 
 scribe, sumin<»n ; f. \pio, perf. 
 TTuoyeypa^a, a. 1. Trpofypai^a, 
 a. 2. pass. TrpotypcKpiju, perf. 
 pass. 7rp*>ysyp<ti.tfxai, ]wi'i'. i>art. 
 
 npo 
 
 Th. StiXrj. 
 
 npodE'iKvvfii, or UpodfiKvino, f. 
 dtttio, to show or point out be- 
 fore, set an example, predict : 
 fr. Trpo, ^tiKi'ino. 
 
 llpoSttHaivitj, f. avCj, to fear be- 
 fore, beforehand or premature- 
 ly : fr. Trpo, ^eif-Ktivio. 
 
 IlpoSenri'no, a>, f. I'/rrw, to sup be- 
 fore : fr. Trpb, cenrvku). 
 
 IlpoCticrag, fearing before, part, 
 a. 1. act. of TrpoCti^io : fr. ttoo, 
 CtiCo). 
 
 TIpoCiKTiop, opoQ, o, a protector, 
 patron : th. t^6)(;o/uat, to re- 
 ceive. Also, index of the fu- 
 ture : th. ^tiKrvjxiy to show. 
 
 npoSsi)KOfJiai,i'. ^()fta«,to look for- 
 ward to : fr. Trpo, CfpKo^ni. 
 
 UpoSiiXkofxai, ovfiui, f. TyTo/tat, 
 to injure before, be the author 
 of a calamity : fr. ttoo, ctiXkofiai. 
 
 np6cr]\oQf 6, »'/, known l)efore, 
 manifest, perspicuous : fr. Trpo, 
 Ci]\o(j. Hence 
 
 llpodiiXouj, u>, f. (ticw, t ) j-how or 
 make known beforehand : «Sc 
 
 IIooCqXujQ, adv., pers]»icuously. 
 
 Tlpo^qXiomc, siog, y, jtrevious or 
 open display : fr. Trpo^tjXoio. 
 
 npociajSaii'io, to proceed beyond, 
 cross over first, march forward: 
 fr. TTpo, diaf^aivu). 
 
 UpnhaiSdXXo), to accuse or ca- 
 lumniate before. Th. ftdXXuj. 
 
 npoCicd(TK*o, f. ^a», to teach or in 
 
 ^3 
 
 or. 
 
 ])ass. TrpoytypafXfxtvog., 
 Th. ypa^cu. 
 
 TTpi'y?'/ii/«^a>, f. dfTiOj to prepare 
 by previous discipline : fr. Trpo, 
 yvj^ivd^M. 
 
 Jlpoyi'iixvaafxa, arog^ to, a pre- 
 vious discipline, dat. })1. Trpoyv/ix- 
 j'dcTfiaai : fr. the preceding. 
 
 llpoCai)vai, a. 2. inf. & 
 
 Tipocicaf, 3 sing. perf. m. of :rpo- 
 Saiu), to know or learn before. 
 Th. Caiu), to learn, f. Cai]rTofiai, 
 a. 2. iSdrju, thence inf. caiyvai 
 ik. ^aiifiivai ; perf. m. Stcaa, for 
 ckcqa, J knew. 
 
 IlpodtSofiivog, 1], ov, perf. part, 
 pass. & 
 
 IJpodiCoiKtvai, perf. inf. act. cSc 
 
 UpohdoiKujg, vJa, bg, perf. part, 
 act. of Trpociciofxifto give before. 
 
 Jlpu^tiSiu, f. (Tw, = TTpoSti^iaivuj. 
 
 llpoCticXogf before the evenmg. 
 
 npo 
 
 UpoSofiog, ov, 6, the vestibule, 
 
 front part of the house : fr. Tr{)6, 
 
 Co {.log. 
 UpoCorria, ag, y, a betraying, 
 
 treachery : fr. Trpo^Jtiiu^f, to 
 
 betray. Th. SiSiojJii. 
 npo^oTyg, ov, 6, & tlpo^oTig, i^og, 
 
 >'/, one who betrays ; a traitor, 
 
 traitress. 
 UpocoTog, 6, »'/, heti*ayed : fr. the 
 
 .same verb & th. 
 UpoCovXog, b, >'/, acting in the 
 
 place of a slave : fr. Trpo, ^ovXog, 
 npocovi'ai, a. 2. inf. act. fr. Trpo- 
 
 CiCio^tl. 
 
 IlpoSpafiHo, (u, to run forth or 
 before ; f. //(Ta>, perf. Trpo^fOpa- 
 fiijKcc : Si 
 
 II()0(^()o/n/, f]g, //, a running for- 
 ward : & 
 
 npodpofiog, ov, 6, >/, a forerun- 
 ner, client walking before his 
 patron; courier, emissary, scout, 
 spy; adj. premature, precocious: 
 fr. TTpo, Tp'i\iu, f. 9fjfKio, a. 2. 
 tSpnfiov, perf. m cicpopa. 
 
 TIpodvpTog y'lXiov, before sunset. 
 But perhaps it should be read 
 Trpo CvvTog, gen. sing. a. 2. part, 
 ir. tri'w. 
 
 ripofyKn^trtt, to predominate in 
 any place, be in before : fr. Trpo, 
 tyKtipai. 
 
 ITpotyrw, 3 s. a. 2. ind. act. & 
 
 Y[pi)tyvio(T^nvog, 7;, or, perf. part, 
 pass, of Trpoyiyvi'irfKiO. 
 
 struct beforehand : fr. Trpo, ci- npocypo0>/i', a. 2. ind. pass, of 
 
 Can Kit). 
 WpoCi^ovg, ovrra, bv, pres. part. 
 
 act. & 
 
 TlpoCiSovfrnf, 3 pi. pres. ind. fr. 
 Ilpo^idujpi, to give up or over to, 
 
 Trpoypo0(t>, to write before. 
 Upofypaxpa, a. 1. ind. act. of the 
 
 same, 
 npof^prt, ng, >}, the first seat : 
 
 fr. Trpo, 'ddpa. 
 
 betray, desert, aband(jn ; fail ;' npoff^paftor, a. 2. ind. act. of 
 give first ; surrender, as a city ;| Trpor()gYit>, to run before. Th. 
 
 f. ^u)(Toj, perf. TrpoiiCioKa, a. I 
 
 TTpOtCuiKa, a. 2. TTpOiClUV. Th. 
 
 npo^ii^kpxofiai, to pass through 
 or over first : fr. Trpo, cu^ipxo- 
 fiai. 
 
 npocifp^ofiai, to run before, 
 make way or go through first : 
 fr. Trpo, Sifpxopcii. 
 
 Upociicd^u), f. dmo, to judge lie- 
 forehand, prejudge : fr. Trpo, 81- 
 
 npoctKa(TTt)g, ov, 6. one who pre- 
 judges, or judges in place of 
 another : fr. the preceding. 
 
 ripo^iKog, ov, 6, 1), decided before 
 or first ; subst. 6, a guardian, 
 ximpire, arbitratfir, judge, advo- 
 cate ; cliief : fr. Trpo, CiKtj. 
 
 npoSnuKu), f. ^'w, to advance in 
 pursuit : fr. Trpo, SicSkio. 
 
 ripodoKdi^to, f. dnoj, to e.xpect, 
 watch : fr. Trpo, 8oKd!^uj. 
 
 YlpudoKi), yg, >), a place suited to 
 the purposes of an ambuscade. 
 Th. loKai^u), to watch. 
 (542) 
 
 rptxio, to run, f. Opf^oj, ])erf. ^£- 
 dpdfiTjKa, perf. m. dtcpoj-ia. 
 
 npot^pia, ac, »/, & 
 
 Tlpot^nit}, i)g, 1), Ion. a presi- 
 dency, seat or place given by 
 privilege ; first or chief seat, 
 precedence : fr. 
 
 Ylpoicpog, ov, b, one who sits in 
 tlie first seat, a president : fr. 
 TTOO, 'icpa. 
 
 ripotfpytu, to avert, keep off : fr. 
 TTOO, tipyio, poet, for dpyio. 
 
 UpoiijKt, 3 sin^. a. I. Att. for 
 Trpo/)*:6, of Trpuujpi, to send be- 
 fore. Th. i/;/u, to send ; f. i'lmo, 
 perf. HKa, a. 1. ijKa, a. 2. yv. 
 
 npoiHtJ^u), f. i(Tio, to accustom 
 previously : fr. Trpo, t0i^a*. 
 
 npof((^£ rat, perf. inf. act. by sync, 
 for TTQotiCtiKh'Oi, fr. 
 
 Upoei^uj, Tlpoeidiiuj, or npof<(^r;//f, 
 to foi'esee, look abroad, provide 
 for, take care of, know l)efore ; 
 f. tirropai, a. 2 irpofTiCov, a. 2. 
 pt. TrpoV^wr, ovrra, ov. Th. ti^a». 
 
 YlpoiiXoiiijv, a. 2. ind. m. of Trpo- 
 
 npo 
 
 aip'fo^ai, to prefer. Th. a'lpsu), 
 
 to take, f. ijffio, perf. ypijKa, a. 
 
 2. fiXov, a. 2. inf. act. iXelv. 
 Tlponfii, to go before, precede, ijo 
 
 forward, advance, set out. Th. 
 
 dpi, to go. 
 IIpetiTra, ag, c, a. 1. ind. act. & 
 Upoii-tlr, a. 2. inf. & 
 IlpofTTror, a. 2. ind. act. of Trpo- 
 
 t7r(L», to foretell. 
 llpotipnKu, I have foretold, perf, 
 
 act. ; perf. pass. Trpotipijfxai, aai, 
 
 Tai, |»erf. jiart. pa.ss. Trpo«ipi//is- 
 
 fog, foretold, of rrpoppUo, f. ijaoj, 
 
 perf. TTpof^pptjKa, Att. Trputipt]- 
 
 Ka ; or fr. Trpotpioj. 
 TIpoftrT^fai, to bind to before : fr. 
 
 Tr()o, ttg, csu). 
 TlpnufTi}', 3 pi, ju'os. of TrpoH/tt, 
 
 to advance. Th. dpt, to go. 
 Jlpostcnrf^fiTrto, to let in before, 
 
 send for before, lead on with 
 
 great ]>omp and retinue : fr. 
 
 Tr()o, ti(T7rsp7rio. Th. Tr^nno. 
 IlpofTro, a. 2. opt. m. fr. Trfwitmi. 
 llpotlxov, iniperf. of Tzpofx^o, to 
 
 hold before, pretend, hang over, 
 
 hold forth. Th. f xw, f. Uio cV 
 
 <7xi)t(o, imperf. ttyor, a.2. trr\o)'. 
 JIpotKlSdXXio, to seiul forth first, 
 
 cast out before : fr. Trpo, Ik- 
 
 ftdXXu). Th. i^'idXXiu. 
 IlpotKCiCojpi, f. 8d>(Tio, to publish 
 
 before : fr. Trpo. tKdiCujpt. 
 YlpofK^at'Odvu), to learn before : 
 
 fr. Tr^jo, tK, pauBdi'io, to learn, f. 
 
 yiaOiirrnfiai, a. 2. ifxadov. 
 WpotKTi'kpiTio, f, ^ct», to send forth 
 
 first. Th. Trtf-iTTio. 
 npoEK-pij-a, ag, t, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 TrpoK:()iVa», to j)refer. Th. Kpivio, 
 
 f. I'Cj, perf. KtKpiKa. 
 YlpoeKfpkpio, to iiring out first, f. 
 
 TTpoi^oiaio. Th. (ptpio, to bring. 
 TJpokXajiov, a. 2. ind. act. of Trpo- 
 
 Xapj^di'io. 
 llpoi-Xaaig, eiog, //, an advance, 
 
 attack, assault : fr. 
 TlpotXavvu}, f. d(Tu), to drive, ride 
 
 or go forward, ride before, rush 
 
 on, jierf. 7rpoT]XaKa, Att. Trpo- 
 
 tXifXtiKa, &. '\n perf. pass. Trpo- 
 
 iXijXapai. Th. iXainno. 
 JlpntXtvaofiai, I will go before, f. 
 
 1. fr. TTpofpxopai. 
 Jlf)OtXi)XaTo, he had gone for 
 
 ripo 
 
 npofX7r(^oj,to hope from the first, 
 hope before ; f. iaio, ])erf. Trpo- 
 yX-TTiKa : fr. Trpo, tXTrJ^w, to 
 hope. Th. iX-Trig. 
 
 npnepat'Ttvov, 2 sing, imperf. 
 j)ass. of 7rpofiai'Ttvop.ai, to pro- 
 phesy, auL:;ur beforehand : fr. 
 Trpo, navTivopai, to augur. Th. 
 pdvTig, ewg, b, a prophet. 
 
 lipoepl-idXXu}, f. aXio, to strike 
 previously against, strike for- 
 wards into : fr. Trpo, tpjidXXuj. 
 
 Tlpoffttv, to send forward, Ion. or 
 Dor. for Trpofh'ai, a. 2. inf. act. 
 of Trpotijixi. Th. iyfii, to send, 
 a. 2. 7] v. 
 
 UpotfiniTrTio, to fall in the way or 
 ha])i)en before. Th. tt/tttw. 
 
 llpoiimpxopai, to begin before ; f. 
 ^ofiai, a. 1. m. Trpotvjjp^diujv : 
 fr. Trpo, tr, dpxofxai, to begin. 
 Th. apx'), a beginning. 
 
 H()0£i'5yK-f(r, a. 2. inf. act. of 
 7rpo(ptpii>, to liring forth to view, 
 show. Th. 0fpo>, to bring ; f. 
 o (Tw, a. 1. iji'tyKa, a. 2. yveyicoi^, 
 perf. ]>ass. yvtypai, a. 1. pass. 
 T/vexOiiv, a. 1. part. pass, ivex' 
 Heig. 
 
 UpoftnyKuJV, part. a. 2. of the 
 same. 
 
 npofvfTrw, or Trpovi^Troj, to fore- 
 tell : fr. TTpo, ii'iTTio. 
 
 Upotvsxofiat, to be bound close 
 beforehand, be held, be long 
 since involved in : fr. Trpo, iv- 
 f Y<i>. 1 ii. f \'w. 
 
 Wpoi^a\(saM, to rush out before : 
 fr. TTOO, t^, dXddii). 
 
 ITpof^grprt, ag. Ion. TrpotK^Cnr], 
 ijg. )). a prominent seat or place, 
 ih. icpa. 
 
 Ilpot^ei'ifTTanOai, to rise before 
 others : fr. Trpo, i^, kviTTijpi. 
 
 TlpotKiTrinTa^ai, to know well 
 befoiehand ; i>res. inf. contr. 
 Trpov^fTrirTTarrQai : fr. Trpo, IK, 
 t7ri(TTapai. 
 
 ripot^fpnivdto, a>, f. ijtTio, to ex- 
 plore or examine beforehand : 
 fr. Trpo, t^, tptvi'dio. Hence 
 
 IIpoc^eptvvtiTTJg, ov,b, a previous 
 examiner. 
 
 npot^f0if/i(7t, to command or 
 ortler previously : fr. Trpo, iK, 
 t<pii}pi 
 
 ward, 3 sing. i)lui)erf. pass. lon.lllpot^opuato, w, f. ijffio, to march 
 
 ni. 
 
 & Att. fr. 7rpo£\ai''j'<o. 
 npotXi]Xv(hi>, 3 sing. perf. 
 
 ind. Att. & 
 IIpotX^tTr, a. 2. inf. & 
 ripofXOy, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. of 
 
 Trpo£pxo/iae. 
 TlpofXOujVf ovaa, bv, having ad- 
 vanced, i>art. a. 2. of the same 
 
 verb. 
 ITpofXoi/if 0a, 1 pi. a. 2. opt. ni. of 
 
 TTpoaiptofiai, to choose, appoint. 
 
 Th. alp«w, to take ; f. iiffio, a. 2. 
 
 fIXor, a. 2. inf. cXelv 
 
 more i*aj)idly. Th. onpy 
 
 TIpoeopTa^tu, f. d(no,to celebrate a 
 feast before. Th. tof)Tti. 
 
 TlpotTrayyiXXoijai, to promise be- 
 fore, announce before ; a. 1. m. 
 7rpo£Tr»7yy£tXrtjLi7/r : fr. Trpo, tTri, 
 dyyfXX(t>. 
 
 llpo£Tr((Trajuat, to know long be- 
 fore : fr. Trpo, iTrtcrrajuat. 
 
 UpotTTOj, to speak first, foretell, 
 speak t>ut, ])roclaim, give notice : 
 fr. Trpo, tTTw. 
 
 Tlpotoya^Ojuai, f. daofjiai, to cul- 
 i ' (o43) 
 
 nPo 
 
 tivate or plough u|> first ; Tr; o- 
 etpyaajxivog, ae(|uired previous- 
 ly : fr. Trjid, tpya^opat. 
 
 Ylpotptrrrroj, f. frrw, to I'ow fui*- 
 waril : fr. ttoo, tittacro). 
 
 Upotpevvdopai, f. iirropai, to ex- 
 plore first. Th, tptvvduj. 
 
 IIpo£pf(u,u>, to foretell, announce, 
 ])roclaim : fr. Trpo, ipUo, the 
 same as th. t'lpoj, f. tpu>, lo say. 
 
 npo£pi^<T(T£r, he drew along. Ion. 
 & poet, by doubling (t, for Trpofi- 
 pwcTf , 3 sing. a. 1. act. of TZfjoipvu). 
 
 UpofpvfTcio, a. 1. subj. act. poet, 
 bv doubling; a, fr. the same. 
 
 Uootovio.f.vnoj. to draw forward 
 or along, bring to. Th. tpvu). 
 
 Ilpofpxo/iai, to come before, come 
 fortli, advance, go out, go before 
 or forward, run before, (with 
 gen.) : f. 7rpoeXfv(Top.ai, a. 2. 
 TTooiiXOov, a. 2. subj. 7rpotX0ct>, 
 a. 2. |)art. TrpotX^wr, ovTog, 
 having marched forward. Th. 
 tp\op.ai, to come. 
 
 IIp6£t', iTU), a. 2. iniper. act. of 
 Trpoiijpi, to send before. Th. 
 iiJI-ii, to send; f. j/(tw, perf. tljca, 
 a. 1. I'lKa, a. 2. ijv, 6i in 3 pi. 
 sfrav. 
 
 UpoKxav, they sent before, 3 pl. 
 a. 2. ind. act. of Trpoi///it. See 
 TTpotg. 
 
 Upotffd^avTO, Ion. for TrpoKT- 
 ij^arro, 3 pl. a 1. m. of Trpoea- 
 ay(t>, to introduce first. Th. ayw, 
 f. ^io, to bring. 
 
 Upo^aOai, a. 2. inf. m. fr. Trpoi£- 
 jxai, to neglect ; frequent hi De- 
 mosth. 
 
 ITpofcrroj'at, to be set over, perf. 
 inf. for 7rpo£(Tr/;jc£j'at ; fr. Trpo- 
 
 lfTT7ipi. 
 
 YlpoiaTtaTe, ye are set over, by 
 sync. Ion. for Trpo£OT//ic-ar£,2 pl. 
 perf. act. See ■n-potaruiTtg. 
 
 npi)£0'rtuc> turoc, one w ho is set 
 over, a president, part. perf. by 
 sync, for TrpotrrTijKiog : & 
 
 Upot(TTu>Ttg, persons set over, 
 plur. of the same, perf. part, 
 Att. for Trpof(T-ij»f6r£e, of Trpo- 
 taTr)f^Li, to set over. 
 
 ITpo£(r\'oi', fc, £, a. 2. of irpoix^f 
 to excel. Th. t'x"^? ^o have. 
 
 npo£riKog, j), bv, profuse, lavish : 
 
 fr. TT pot II pi. 
 
 IIpo£^ot/ia^<t;, to prepare before ; 
 f. aaw, a. I. TrporjToipana : fr. 
 Trpo, eToipdL,u). Th. eTOi^og. 
 
 UpoBvayytXiKop^ai, to bless with 
 good news long before, announce 
 glad tidings ; a. I. m. npoevtjy- 
 yiXi(T('tp.i]v, (i>, aTO : fr. Trpo, tv, 
 dyyiXXio, to report. 
 
 npo£<;Xa/3fo//aj, ovfiai, to pro- 
 vide against danger, be pre- 
 viously cautious : tr. Trpo, evXa- 
 (3eopai. 
 
 npofvTToptonai, ovfiai, to have 
 
 (Si. 
 
> I 
 
 
 npo 
 
 supplies beforehand, be abun- 
 dantly provided : fr. 7rp6, (vrro- 
 
 pkw. 
 llpoe(pf]Tevov, imperf, 7rpoe(pr]rtv- 
 oa, a. I. ind. act. of 'Kpo(pr]Ttvio, 
 to au;;ui-, prophesy, pi'^^i^l^ : f\*- 
 
 npo 
 
 ripo 
 
 npofjKav, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. act. & 1 Th. riBn^n. 
 
 UpouKaro, '^ sing. a. 1. ind. m. of UgoQio^ia, ag, »/, namely wpa. 
 
 7rpotrj/it, to send before 
 nf)o^»c/;i-, fog, 6, /y, pointed, sharp 
 
 in the fore part. Th. «»ci7. 
 
 ,, ^,_, ^,j. n*)oyK-w, f. ^u), to go before or 
 
 i' t(» predict. Tli. 0'/^aJ forward, advance, excel ', 7r|>o)}- 
 
 or 9a lu, to say. 
 Yioot<i>Oaaa, a.'l. ind. act. of Trpo- 
 ^Qdt'io, to come before ; f. 7r()o- 
 (p^dfToj, perf. 7rpo6(/)0afca. Tli. 
 (pBduj, to come before, a. 2. 
 
 npoExw, to hold or keep before 
 rae, hold out in front of, stretch 
 before, offer, hold out, pretend, 
 allege, go before, be eminent, 
 excel, surpass ; be useful or of 
 advantage; f. 7rpofc?u>. Th.tx'w, 
 to have ; f. slio, a. I. t<TX^v. 
 
 of TTooxiookio, to go forward. 
 Th. xwpfiw, to go, approach ; f. 
 
 ^po^7«yol^''^• 2. ind. act. of ttoo- 
 
 ayio, to advance, bring forwurd ; 
 
 f. ^w, a. 2. Tzpouyov. Th. aytu, 
 
 to bring. 
 
 Uporiytv, 3 sing, imperf. or a. 2. 
 
 ind. act. of Trpoayw. 
 IIpo>;y£<';mi, ovjurtj, to go before, 
 lead the way, take the lead, 
 (with an ace.) f. Troonyh^ofiai, 
 perf. 7rpo»/y»;juoi. TH. t'lyiofiai. 
 npo»jy;/r//p, i/pog, o, fem. llpo- 
 
 TjyrjTtipa, ac, 1) : & 
 n()o;/y//r//g, ou, 6, a leader of the 
 
 way, guide : fr. the preceding. 
 IIpo'»;yop6tu, f. /yo-w, to speak forth, 
 proclaim ; speak for : fr. ttqo- 
 rjyopoQ. 
 nPOHTOPEQ'N, wvog, o, the 
 gullet, a prominent swelling in 
 the thri)at of birds, where the 
 food TrpoaytiptTcu, (i. e. is first 
 collected,) the crop or craw, 
 throat, gorge, 
 npo/yyopog, ov, b, one who speaks 
 before or for others in a cause, 
 an advocate, mover : fr. Trpo- 
 ayonttnoy fr. Trpo, dyootvio. Th. 
 dyopa. 
 npoj/yov^<£voc,going before, part, 
 pres. of TTpo^yeojuat ; 7rpo»;yov- 
 fitvn, (namely alria,) the inter- 
 nal cause, as 7rpoK:arap(crifc/),the 
 external ; Trponyovfikvtjv 6pfn)y, 
 an impelling desire, previous de- 
 sign : whence 
 Uponyovfievvjg, adv., principally, 
 essentially, chiefly, avowedly : 
 fr. the preceding. 
 UpctiduvdevTcig, ace. pi. a. 1. part. 
 
 pass, of 
 Ilpoi}Cvv'o, f. win, to delight 
 first : fr. ttoo, iicvvo). Th. ijCvg. 
 Tlpoyai', uq] a, 1 was advancing, 
 plup. m. or imperf. Att. fr. Trpo- 
 £t^i. Th. dixi, to go, perf. m. 
 tia, plup. m. yuv. 
 
 Kwr, part., advanced. Th. ijicw. 
 WpotfKdt, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. ot 
 7rp()tpx^/i«i, to come before. Th. . 
 
 tpx<'ft««, to come ; f. iAtjWoftat, obsol. for r/0/;^t 
 a. 2. tiXvOov, by syne. 7i\9ov,\npoiifuj,i. Btvao^ai, to run for 
 
 time previously determined on : 
 
 fr. 
 UpoOifffuoQ, a, ov, appointed or 
 
 fixed before : fr. 7rpuTiOi)fii. 
 npo0t<T7ri^a>, f. i<rio, to foretell, 
 
 predict : fr. 7rp6, 9t(T7riZ(o. 
 npoOfw, same as 7rpori0»;/a, to 
 
 ])ropose, permit : fr. Trpo, Biui 
 
 perf. m. i}\vda, Att. tXiiXvOa 
 npoTjXTriKoTagyiiCC. pi. perf. part, 
 act. of 7rpo«\7ri^w, to ho])e first ; 
 f. iaio, perf. Trpo/yXTriJca : Ir. 
 
 ^ to hope. Th. fcXTTt'c- 
 Ilpor}[xap, for Trpo //jufpag, before 
 
 day. 
 npo///iapr/7»coffi,dat. pi. perf. part, 
 act. of Trpoa^aprdi'u). Th. d^ap- 
 rdvLo, f. Tr]<Toj, to sin. 
 npoijv, I cast away, a. 2. ind. of 
 7r()oi//jtti. Th. i///a or ftu. 
 Upoiivtyica, uq, f, I excelled, a. 1. 
 ind. act. of 7rpo(pfpio, to excel. 
 Th. (p'tpuj, to bring ; f. o'ktu), a. 1. 
 7/j'cy/ca. 
 fTpoj/pnro, 3 sing, imperf. pass, of 
 Trporttpto/tai, to prefer, choose, 
 determine. Th. aipfu), to take, 
 ripo^/pocrtog, a, ov, preceding the 
 season for ploughing ; Tr()o»/po- 
 aia A»;/ir/r//p, Ceres invoked 
 before plough-time : fr. rrpo, 
 dpoio. 
 np'o)7pxfro, 3 sing, imperf. ind. m. 
 of Trpofpxo/iat, to come before, 
 (with a gen.) 
 Upori(TKi](raro, 3 sing. a. 1. m. of 
 TrpoacKEOi, to exercise before. 
 Th. daKiio, to exercise ; f. 17TW. 
 npo»yfTo/i«i, y, trai, f. 1. m. ol 
 Trpoi»;/it, to cast away. Th. V/;/a. 
 Ilpoyrtanra'/ifOa, we have demon- 
 strated before, proved, 1 pi. a. 
 1. ind. m. of TrpoaiTidofiai, f. 
 dffOfiai. Th. airia. 
 npo//rraa>, w, previously to break 
 dt)wn ; TTpoqTTaonai, wi-iai, to 
 be before defeated or worsted : 
 fr. TTpo, T/rraoi. 
 
 Uporjx9i]i^, 1 was led on, I went 
 forward, a. 1. pass, of Trpoayw. 
 JlpoOiiffKio, i»oet. for TrpoVtio. 
 UpoOkXv^ira, from the bottom, 
 
 l)y the roots, adv. : fr. 
 IlpoOkXvfivog, 6, r/, torn up by 
 the roots; pressed together close: 
 fr. TTpo, tikXvuvov. 
 UpoOivra, ace. sing. a. 2. part, of 
 
 TTpoTiOfifii, to propose. 
 npoOkovciVy they permit, 3 pi. ind. 
 pres. of irpoOioj. Th. TiOtj^u. 
 RpoOtpmrtviOy f. (Tw, to take care 
 of beforehand, win by courting: 
 fr. Trpo, OtpaTTtvu). 
 ripoet(Ttt,,€aif, »y, a determination, 
 design, proposal, proposition, 
 proclamation : fr. Trport0>//ii. 
 (544) 
 
 ward, outrun : fr. Trpo, Oito. 
 
 npo0f]Kn, i]c, /y, a proposal, pro- 
 position, thing determined on : 
 fr. Trpori0///ui. 
 
 npo9v!i(TKoj, f. Qavov^ai^ to die 
 before another: fr. Trpb,Ovj)(yKit). 
 
 UpoOopoJi', leaping forth, a. 2. 
 part. act. of iuus. 7rpo0op€u». Th. 
 Qnpio or 0opew, to leap, leap 
 upon. 
 
 UpoOviActy aroQ, to, an oblation 
 made before a sacrifice, pre- 
 liminary offering, prelibation : 
 fr. TTpoOino. 
 
 IlpoOvfitofxai, ovf-iai, to be of an 
 active mind, be eager, be prompt 
 in study, endeavour at with 
 great zeal, be courageous : fr. 
 TrpoGi'juot;. 
 npo0i;yi/yOi7^frat,3sing. f. l.pass, 
 
 fr. the preceding. 
 UpoOvf.iia, ac, >'y, alacrity, promp- 
 titude, activitvof mind, courage: 
 fr. 
 
 Up'>9vixog, 0, /y, having a mind 
 ready or willing for any thing, 
 prompt, active, eager, earnest, 
 courageous : fr. TTpo, Bvfiog. 
 npo9v'^iog, adv. actively, with a 
 ready mind, willingly : fr. the 
 preceding. 
 
 UpoBvpov, ov, TO, the same as 
 TrpoO/'paiov, a vestibule, fore- 
 door. Th. 9vpa. 
 npo9v'io, f. vau), to make a pre- 
 vious oblation, offer a sacrifice 
 for any one : fr. Trpo, 9vo). 
 Upo'iaWii), f. rtXw, to cast forth 
 out of doors, draw fnrth ; let 
 fly, as an arrow ; send forward : 
 fr. TTpo, idWio. 
 
 rTpomTrrw, to send beforehand, 
 to a distance, send prematurely; 
 f. xpw, a 1. Trpoia;^«. Th. IdirTw. 
 npouiv/zf, 3 s. a. 1. of TTpoiaTrroj. 
 Upo'ictiv, a. 2. iid". act. & 
 Upo'ickaBai, a. 2. infin. m. of ttoo- 
 (iCio, to see before, see afar oft'. 
 Th. tUuj, to see; f. ticrojitai, a. 2. 
 tlCov & iSov. 
 
 YlpditijJif, ovffa, ox>, a. 2. part. act. 
 of the preceding verV). 
 np(UH, contr. fr. Trpoitf, Att. for 
 Trpotij, 3 sing, imperf. act, of the 
 obsol. TrpoUu), or Trpoi/yjut, to 
 send before, bestow. Th. V/y/it. 
 npu'iifin', Ion. &. TrpoY^/if i'«t, Att. 
 or Dor. for Trpo'isvai, pres. int. 
 
 UFO 
 
 act. of TrpoirjiJii, to send before, 
 neglect. Th. iiifii, or euj. 
 
 Ilno'ufitvog, sending forth, pres. 
 part. ]>ass. ; Trpourai, 3 sing, 
 pres. ind. of the same. 
 
 JJpn'iki'ai, )>res. inf. fr. 7rpuit]fj.i. 
 
 Ilput^KT9ai, to sit before others : 
 fr. Tt'pb, 'ii^ofiui. Th. V^tt», to 
 cause to sit down. 
 
 npot/yXf, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 Trp(/e«XXa;. 
 
 Jluoifjixi, to send before, forward, 
 away or forth; give up, abandtm, 
 let go, release, waste, thi'ow or 
 cast away, neglect, omit, pass 
 by, permit, allow, concede to the 
 will of another ; let fly, let ott", 
 throw, shoot, dart ; rr/i/^£ 0f<p 
 TTpofg, II. A. 127, resign her 
 to the god, give her up; mid. 
 Trpottfini, to dismiss, abandon, 
 give up, betray, suffer to be lost. 
 Th. i/y//t. 
 
 ripoi/yri. Dor. for Trpotijm, 3 sing, 
 pres. ind. fr. Trpouyjut. 
 
 lipolKtt, adv. gratis, without pay. 
 Th. TTpot^. 
 
 ITpi'tjcj^fo/tai, ovjiai, to come be- 
 fore, arrive before, approach. 
 Th. (Ki'Eo/iai. 
 
 llnoLKTrig, ov, 6, a beggar : fr. 
 tlie preceding ; or fr. Trpoi^, as 
 if soliciting Troo7»:a, a gift. 
 
 nrOl'S, «S: npotS, Kog, »), a gift, 
 dowry, favour; ace. Trpor(ca,adv. 
 gratis, without reward ; TrpoiKoc 
 SiKi], a law-suit to claim back a 
 dowry, Dem. c. Nejeram : fr. 
 Trpo, 'iKu), to conu>, from being a 
 gift with which a person meets 
 a friend without previous solici- 
 tation ; or fr. Tr()6, «S: tx^^i 'X**'? 
 V4'o7, what I hold forth, present. 
 
 npoi^fo-Oat, f. 1. inf. m. of Trpo- 
 'tKi'fOfxai : fr. Tr(»6, iKi'SO/xai, to 
 come ; f. 'i^ofxai. 
 
 npo'iTTTTeini), f. tvuio, to ride be- 
 fore : fr. Trpo, iTTTreyw, to ride. 
 Th. tTrTTOf, a horse. 
 
 UpoLtrffofiai, to ask a pittance by 
 stretching out the liand. Archil, 
 in Suidas under the word Kara- 
 Trpoi^trai. Th. 'itcnjiai. 
 
 ITpoftrrry/ii, f. TrpofrrryfTtu, to place 
 or set before, propose, prefer ; 
 mid. to hold out, offer as a pre- 
 text, set over, set open to every 
 one, give attention to a thing, 
 study it ; in a. 2. & perf. act. & 
 in pass, to stand before or for- 
 ward, excel, command, stand up 
 for, defend, surpass, fill the 
 office of magistrate, preside, 
 rule, be at the head of affairs. 
 Th. Wriy/xt, to stand. 
 
 npottrxtu & 7rpotrTxo/iai,to stretch 
 out, extend, hold forth, allege, 
 pretend. Th. iTxt*'. 
 
 Tlpdiijjv, oi'Tog, f. g. TrpdVoucra, a. 
 2. part, of Trpofi/Lttjto go forward. 
 
 IJPO 
 
 Th. tlfii, to go, a. 2. "tov. 
 Tlpoiio^ig, 6(ug, jy, persecution, 
 farther pursuit, by sync, for 
 TTpnSi.v^ig, fr. TrpoSui'Kio. Th. 
 
 IIPO'KA, adv. suddenly, instant- 
 ly, inmiediately. Jt is always 
 followed by re. 
 
 IIpoKa9tfTTr]Kviag, gen. sing. f. g. 
 ])erf. ])art. act. fr. irpoKa9i(TTT}iii. 
 
 npoKa9t]yovnai, to offer myself 
 as a guide, give conduct, advise; 
 f. Tjaof^iai, perf. TrpoKa^jy'y/yjuat. 
 Th. t'lyiofiai. 
 
 npoKdOiifxift, to preside, sit be- 
 fore ; protect ; imperf. m. Trpo- 
 f.KaOi]f.iriv : fr. Trpo, Kd9i]fiai. 
 
 npoKTrt^j^w, f. i(Tio, to seat or make 
 
 to sit down first, prefer; intrans. 
 
 and mid. sit first : fr. Trpo, Ka9- 
 •y 
 
 npoKa9i(TTrji.u, to appoint fii'st, 
 prepare or arrange previously, 
 perf. to be previously arranged 
 or established : fr. Trpo, Ka9i(T- 
 Ti)^i. Th. iVriy/ut, to fix ; f. 
 ffr/jau), perf. iffnjKa or corafca, 
 a. 2. tcrr/yi'. 
 
 npoKaiio, f. Kavaoj, to burn first: 
 fr. Trpo, Kaiijj. 
 
 npoicaK07ra9'euj, d, to suffer mis- 
 fortune beforehand : fr. Trpo, 
 KaK07ra9sio. 
 
 ITpoKraicoi;, 6, t), very hard, very 
 grievous : fr. Trpo, KaKog. 
 
 IlpOKa\eofioi,ovpai, to call forth, 
 provoke, challenge, summon into 
 court, exhort. Th. KaXeio, to 
 call, f. i(Tio, perf. KtKXijKa. 
 
 TIpoKaXii^eTO, 3 s. impf. I<m. fr. 
 
 ITpoKaXt^o/xat, to challenge, pro- 
 voke. Th. KaXkio. 
 
 ITpoKaXi^/ujunr, aTog, to, a veil, 
 screen, pretext : fr. 
 
 npoKrtXt>7rru>, f. \p(o, to stretch 
 beft>re so as to cover, protect, 
 veil; mid. to use as a pretext : 
 fr. Trpo, KaXvTTTU). 
 
 ITpoica/xi'tu, to toil beforehand, be 
 previously affected with illness. 
 Th. Kdp.vii}, to labour ; f. KajxCj^ 
 perf. KiKixijKa, a. 2. tKaj-iov. 
 
 UpOKaptjvog, 6, y), headlong. Th. 
 
 KdpTJVOV. 
 
 TTpoKag, dSog, »y, =: Trpo^. 
 
 ripoicarayysXXw, to announce 
 first, formerly declare ; f. tXut, 
 perf. Trpojcar/yyycXKa, a. 1. Trpo- 
 KaTj'iyytiXa, perf. part. pass. 
 TrpofcarryyytX^EVot; : fr. Trpo, 
 KaTayytXXii). 
 
 UpoKardyu), f. d^io, & JJpoKaT- 
 dyofiai, f. d^ofxai, to return be- 
 fore, arrive in a harbour first : 
 fr. Trpo, KttTdyio. 
 
 ripoKraraOiw, f. 9tv(Toiiai, to run 
 or ride forward or before, run 
 in before. Th. 9fio. 
 
 TlpoKaTaKaiu), f. avauj, to burn 
 down before: fr. ttoo, KaTai:ai(o. 
 (.■)45) 
 
 II PO 
 
 npo»frtrrt»fX7'»'a>, f. n'ut, to cause 
 to recline in a higher place ; 
 mid. to sit or recline above, oc- 
 cupy a higher place at table: fr. 
 Trpo, kutukXivm. 
 
 npoKarnXa/StT I', a. 2. infin. act. fr. 
 
 npOKUTaXafjiiidiio, to take before- 
 hand, pre-occupy, anticipate, 
 prevent : fr. Trpo, Kara, & Xafi- 
 ftdvoj, to take, f. X»y4/o|<ai, perf. 
 XiXt](pa, Att. t'iXijtpa, a. 2. tXa- 
 ^ov, perf. pass. uXi]p^ai. 
 
 ITpc icaraX/yyw, f. Xi'y^w, to cease 
 or terminate before : fr. Trpo, 
 KaTaXi'iyn). 
 
 WpoKaTaXv'o), f. vaio, to abolish 
 before, overturn before, finish 
 before : fr. Trpo, KaTaXiiio. 
 
 WpoKaTaTz'nrTu), f. TTTioaio, to fall 
 down before : Trpo. KaTaTr'nrTU). 
 
 YlpoKttTapKTiKog, if, bv, primary, 
 principal, chief, previous : fr. 
 TTpo, Kardpxofiai. Th. dpxij. 
 
 ripoicaraprt^at, to finish or pre- 
 pare first ; f. i(Tu), a. 1. Trpo^ar- 
 ijpTKTa: fr. TTpo, KaTapTiI,o}. Th. 
 dpTioc. 
 
 UpoKaTa(TKtvd^io, f. aVco, to pre- 
 pare beforehand: fr. Trpo, Kara- 
 (TKt vd^io. 
 
 npoKUTaffKivij, Tjg, 1), prepara- 
 tion, preparatory materials or 
 discipline : fr. Trpo, KaTaaKtvrj. 
 
 n poKaraipf vyijj, f. ^w, to fly first, 
 take refuge before being over- 
 taken : fr. Trpo, KaTatpivyo. 
 
 YlpoKaTttXifff^iyi'tvi], tjg, /y, pf. part. 
 pass. f. g. of TrpoKUTaXafiSdvoj. 
 
 UpoKaTipyd^ofiai, f. dfTOfiai, to 
 accomplish beforehand: fr. Trpo, 
 KaTepyd^ofxai. 
 
 TlpoKarenxofxai, f. iXivaoyai, to 
 go or come down before : fr. 
 Trpo, KaTkpxoncii. 
 
 UpoKaTix^^, f. Qk^it), to obtain 
 previous possession of. Th. txw. 
 
 ripoicar/yyyeiXa, ag, e, a. 1. md. 
 act. & 
 
 ITpoicarjyyyfXjfa, ag, (., perf. ind. 
 act. of TrpoKciroyyfXXw. 
 
 YlpoKaTT]yopkit), f. /yew, to impute 
 a crime before it is committed : 
 fr. TTpo, jcar/yyopfw. 
 
 V\poKaTi]fitvog, Ion. for TrpoK:a0jy- 
 fiti'og, sitting before, pres. part, 
 of 7rpoKd9tifiai. 
 
 YlpoKaril^eiv, Ion. for Trpo»ca0- 
 iHitiv, inf. fr. 7rpoKa9i^u). 
 
 UpoKaTOTTTOixai, f. oxl^ofxai, to 
 watch and explore first : fr. Trpo, 
 KaTOTTTonai. Th. b-rrTofxai. 
 
 UpoKaToyiyofiti'ai vijeg, ships sent 
 forward to explore, f. 1. part. m. 
 pi. num. f. g. fr. the preceding. 
 
 npoKfifjiai, aai, Tai, to lie or be 
 situated before ; be proposed, 
 publicly placed up, as laws ; be 
 decreed ; be exposed or cast 
 away ; extend, project ; part, 
 pres. TrpoKeiixti'og, rj, ov, pro- 
 N N 
 
 I 
 
npo 
 
 m 
 
 posed; f. TrpoKutrofxai, prcs^ "i^.j 
 m. TTpoienffOai : fr. ttoo, Ktlfiai, 
 to He. npofcarrti is spoken 
 either of a version placed side 
 by side with the orijiinal (the 
 same as Tra^aKtirai, Hesych.), 
 or of a book open to the eyes 
 
 of all. 
 TLpoKtKnnvyn'frov, nnnounced be- 
 forehand, perf. part. pass. n. g. 
 
 fr. TTQOKIjpi'xTfftO. 
 
 JlooKivooj, Cj, f. M(ro), to empty, 
 exhaust before : fr. ttoo, Kivou). 
 
 IIpoic£X"oorovrj/>i6i^oig,eleeted be- 
 fore, dat. pi. perf. part. pass. fr. 
 
 TTOOX^'^OOTOvku). 
 
 UnoKijdonaiy to take care of, care 
 for : fr. rrpb, jc/j^o^at. 
 
 JIpoKrjnaivojy f. ctvCo, to feel anx- 
 iety about : fr. ttoo, Krjpnivco. 
 
 JlpoKTjov<r(T<jj, Att. I'-rrco, to pro- 
 clahn previously or before the 
 people; f. ^w, a. 1. Trooeic/jov^a, 
 h II perf. TTOoKtKrjpvxci^ perf.^ pass. 
 
 TtpoKtKrjuvynai : fr. tt^o. 'f'^ 
 pvnait). 
 
 TlooKivhwivoi, f. ivaii), to en- 
 danger oneself for, defend by 
 endangering oneself : fr. ttoo, 
 
 KlvhlVlbiO. Th. KiVCVVOQ. 
 
 JlpoKivkui, u>, f. r](TiO, to move for- 
 ward, urge on ; mid. to approach : 
 
 fr. TTOO, KLvku). 
 
 noofcXat'cu, f. auffoj, to weep for 
 or lament beforehand or openly: 
 fr. TTOO, K-Xa«w. 
 
 npofcXf //C, kiog, o, Procles, a pro- 
 per name. 
 
 UpoK\r]Otky Ciaa, h', a. 1. part, 
 pass. fr. TTpoicaXeo/itai. Th. Ka- 
 
 \uoy to call. 
 
 no6»cX/2(ng,£a;c,r/,a calling forth, 
 provocation, challenge, stated 
 condition : fr. the same. 
 
 npoicXuroc, 6, I/, heard before, 
 known before, ancient : fr. 
 
 TlpoKkvio, f. va^o, to hear or know 
 beforehand : fr. irpb, kXiW. 
 
 npoKonHio, f. tVo;, to bring for- 
 ward before or out, offer, carry 
 to a greater distance : fr. Trpo, 
 
 npofco/iiov, ov, ro, the forelocks, 
 hair upon the forehead: fr. 7rp6. 
 Kour). 
 
 TlpoKOTTih VC, V, an advance, pro- 
 gress, marching forward ; m- 
 crease; profit, revenue: fr. 
 
 UooKOTTTu), to cut down impedi- 
 ments thatobstruct our progress, 
 promote, advance, increase,niove 
 
 forward, proceed ; f. ^pw, perf. 
 7rooKSKO(pa, perf. m. ttpokskottci. 
 Xen. Hist. Gr. 7- ovCkv Tvpoy- 
 KOTTTOV els TO ciTToXkfTai Vfiag, 
 they advanced in nothing to- 
 wards destroying us. In a bad 
 sense ; t-ni -rrXeiov TrpoKo^povcrir 
 affe(3eiag, 2 Tim. ii. 16, they will 
 advance to the extremity of 
 
 npo 
 
 *, > » ' 
 
 wickedness; Iv Traictiq, TrporoTT- 
 rav, to advance in learning, 
 Diod. Sic. See Monk on Eur. 
 Hipp 23. Th. KOTrrw, to cut. 
 npoKoifia, aTOQ, TO, pre-judg- 
 ment, preference, prejudice: fr. 
 UpoKp'i'vu), f. ivCj, to prefer, judge 
 before: fr. ttjoo. Koivio. 
 HpoKpiffiQ, twg, »;, a preference, 
 prejudice : fr. irpoKpivo). 
 nooKpoacrai. vr/HN ships placed 
 one after another, drawn up in 
 a line : fr. 7rp6, Kpo(T<Ta\, battle- 
 ments. Also 
 
 UpoKpoaffOQ, 6, V, projecting like 
 battlements around : fr. the 
 
 same. 
 UooKvXirSonai, to roll before or 
 
 forward, fall down or prostrate' 
 
 one's self before. Th. kvMvCoj. 
 noofcuTTTui, f. ^//a>, to bend or 
 
 stoop forward, project : fr. vrpo, 
 
 KVTTTU). 
 
 nooKVoou), w, to ratify or sanction 
 before ; f. wo-i^, pei"f- ttpokkv- 
 
 pwK-a, perf. part, pass.^ KpoKeKv- 
 
 pton'cVOQ : fr. Trpo, Kvpoio. 
 Uooicvojr, Proci/ou, or Antecanis, 
 
 a star which rises just l)efore 
 
 the Canis Major: fr. Trpo, kvujv. 
 npoKw/itoi', 01^, TO, Find, for Trpo- 
 
 0ifil0V,Tb TTOO TOV KOi/iOW y 00(^0 - 
 
 fiivov, what is written or sung 
 before the hymn, the prelude to 
 the hvmn. 
 
 nooKwVoc, 6, >), a rower seated 
 at his oar ; holding or held by 
 the handle, ready for an attack. 
 
 Th. KIOTTT}. 
 
 nooXayxai'oj, perf. 7rpofiX»jx«i 
 to obtain by lot beforehand : tr. 
 
 UpoXd^vnai, to take beforehand 
 anticipate : fr. Trpo, Xa^i'ftai. 
 UpoXaXsio, to babble, prate : fr. 
 
 TTOO. XtlXiU). 
 
 UooXafijSdpu), to take before, an- 
 ticipate, occupy, prevent, prefer, 
 pre-judge, pre-conceive ; f. Troo- 
 Xr]<pofiai, perf. TrpottX>j0«, a. 2. 
 7rpotXa/3ojs I have pre-oceupied. 
 Th. Xa^i(5di'io. 
 
 UooXsyio, f. ?w, to speak before- 
 liand, predict, proclaim, choose 
 before. Th. Xtyw. 
 npoXaVw, to leave first, leave 
 behind, fail or abandon, faint ; 
 f. \l/ut, a. 2. TrposXtTTov, a. 2. m. 
 TrpoeXi7ro/i»)V, perf. m. TrpoXt- 
 XoiTra. Th. Xarrw. 
 UpoXtXeynsvoQ, ?/, ov, chosen 
 before, pf. part. pass, of Trpo- 
 Xfyw. 
 npoX6Xf>i7r6rfC5 forsaken, nom. 
 
 pi. part. perf. m. of TrpoXtiTru). 
 UpoXtaxV^^^f to prate or con- 
 verse before : fr. Trpo, Xecrx'l- 
 
 npoXerrxog, 6, »;, fluent in speech, 
 
 voluble, loquacious: Trpo, X£«7x'/ 
 
 (546) 
 
 npo 
 
 UpuXtvoffu), to foresee, see be- 
 forehand : fr. Trpo, Xevffffio. 
 npoX^jrtoi', ov, TOy a wine-press : 
 fr. Trpo. XtjvoQ. 
 
 nooXu^iQ, i^oQ, »/, anticipation, 
 occupation, anticipated opinion, 
 notion, suspicion, presumption : 
 fr. TTOO, Xafi/3ai'oj. 
 n.)oXiiru)V, TipoXiTToxxra, a. 2. 
 ])art. act. of TrpuXtiTTio. 
 npoXoyoc, 01', o, a^ preface, pro- 
 logue : fr. Trpo, X'syio. 
 nnoXoxog. OV, 6, the name of a 
 man, as if you should say, the 
 chief plotter. 
 npondetia, ag, )/, Dor. for Trpo- 
 
 npo/ia0av,to have learnt before, 
 a. 2. inf. act. of Trpofiai'^aj'to. 
 nnopaetvQ, kiog, 6, Dor. for Hpo- 
 
 IhH^KiXog, ov, V, a species of 
 jllant, a>wus oistu.% Spanish 
 broom, iieatli, tamarisk. Th. 
 fiaXug, the same as «/iaX6c, 
 
 tender. 
 nno^nvOdrio, to learn bcf.»re, 
 advance in learning : fr. Trpo, 
 fiavOdvu), to learn, f. ^aOi'jToiiai, 
 a. 2. ffiaOov. 
 
 npn^avTtia, ag. Ton. -rjiJj, tjc, >/> 
 the privilege of first consulting 
 the oracle ; prophecy : fr. Trpo, 
 fiavTivofiai. 
 
 Upo^avTig, fu>c, o, »/, i>roi)hetic ; 
 one who delivers oracular re- 
 sponses, the Pythian i)riestess, 
 a prophet, prophetess : fr. Trpo, 
 
 lidvTig. 
 
 nco/mpri'po/tni, to witness before- 
 
 lland,' announce j)reviously ; f. 
 
 ovuai, a. 1. m. Trpoj^opn'pa- 
 
 ^i]v : fr. Trpo, ^lapTvpofiai. 
 Ilpo^aruip, opof, >'/, Dor. for 
 
 irpofiilTojp, the first mother. 
 noo^t«x6<«>, ^y to fight for or in 
 
 defence of ; f. vcruj, perf. TrpofXE- 
 
 Upo^axiiov, Cjvog, 6, Ion, for 
 
 Trpo/irtx^*'* 
 Upofiaxi^^, to fig^it in the front 
 
 or van ; f. t<Tw : & 
 npo/uJxo'C. Ion. TTpo/iaxoeai, dat. 
 
 pi. fr. Trp6i.utxog. 
 noo/irtX'^M"'' ^" ^^^^^ before or m 
 
 the front ranks, fight for, defend: 
 
 nooiiaxog, o, V, one that fights 
 in the van or before the stan- 
 dard, a champion, defender ; 
 contr. 7rpo/ioc. Th. ^oxofiat. 
 
 Upofidxiov, gen. pi. of preced. but 
 
 npo^axi^'S CJvog, 6, a defence, 
 rampart. Th. fiaxonai. 
 
 UpofitXtTdio, G>, to premeditate, 
 exercise beforehand ; f. i7<Ttu, 
 pei'f. 7rnofiffiiX'tTi]Ka, a. 1. Troo- 
 t/ijXsr/jVa : fr. Trpo, /aXirooj. 
 
 npofitpifivdio, w, to oe previously 
 or prematurely anxious ; f. tj(Toj, 
 
 II PO 
 
 perf. Trpoi-iijjifpinvTjKa : fr. 7rp6, 
 /npifxvduj. 
 Ilpi'ixtTujTri^ioi', ov, TO, A frontlet, 
 armour for the forehead of a 
 liorse ; ornament or covering 
 for the forehead, the skin of a 
 horse's head worn as a helmet ; 
 forepart of an ox's head : fr. 
 
 Trpo, (.UTIO—OV. 
 llpofxliQua, ag, »/, or IIpo/Djf'ia, 
 
 forethought, foresight, prudence, 
 
 care, re;^ard : fr. 7rpOfJiii9i]g. 
 UnofiijOeiti &, -ii], Ion. for the 
 
 preceding. 
 ripo/a;&fo//at, ovfiai, to have fore 
 
 thought, provide for, take care 
 
 of. have a regard for : & 
 Upo/xiiOtvg, iiog^ 6, Prometheus, 
 
 tlie name of a man : fr. 
 Upofiii9i)g, tog, b, )'/, ])rovident, 
 
 circumspect: fr. Trpo, ^u*/ cog ; or 
 
 fiarOdi'oj. Hence 
 llpni.iii9i(i, ag, Ion. -n;, ijg, »'/, 
 
 lor. th.>ught, circumspection, 
 
 consideration, regard : & 
 npofUjOitcCJg, adv., providently, 
 
 prudently. [ 
 
 Uiwfitji'v'ii), to signify before ; f. 
 
 V fJu), perf. TTpofxi^i)i'VKa : fr. 
 
 npo/uyT/j'ttj, a. 2. inf. pass, of 
 Hpofiiyin'fjn, & Upofiiyvvu), f. 
 fjLiK^o, to mingle first or in pre- 
 ference ; mingle : fr. Trpo, /ay- 
 
 VVj^ll. 
 
 Moofivdofiai, uffiai, f. rjerofiai, to 
 l)rocure a marriage for any per- 
 son, wo;) for ; c«mrt, entreat, 
 speak in favour of ; forbode, pre- 
 sage : fr. Trpo, /ij'ao/iat. 
 
 Upofxi'/jfTrli'oi, at, a, one waiting 
 for another, one after another, 
 not all at once : " fr. Trpofivoj, 
 
 Trpoytitj'ito, TTpOfltvljfTlO, —pOf-lt- 
 
 viinrivog, by sync. Trpo/xv.' 
 Damm. 
 
 Tlpofiin)fTTpia, ag, or ITpo/xi'/yo-- 
 Tnig, idog, )/,a brldemaid, match- 
 maker : fr. TTpofii'dofiai. 
 
 Ilpo/ioXfoj, or IlpopoXdJ, to go 
 forth : fr. Trpo, fioXtuj, or fioXm. 
 
 llpofjiuXi), T/c;, /'/, a vestibule ; be- 
 cause TTooiAoXovfiii', i. e. we go 
 forth through it. 
 
 ilnofiog, o, //, first, foremost ; one 
 wh(» fights in front of the battle 
 before the standard, a champion, 
 leader ; zz Troofiaxog : fr. Trpo. 
 
 Jlpofiox^^c^, w, f. ijaio, to labour 
 before, be previously afflicted : 
 fr. Tr()6, fiox^tio. 
 
 Ilpovaia, ag, >/, enshrined before 
 tile temple ; epith. of Minerva: 
 & 
 
 Hpindov, ov, Tb, the vestibule or 
 porch of a temple : fr. 
 
 Ilpoj'aof, 6, //, placed in front of 
 the tein|)le : fr. Trpo, raog. 
 
 Ylpovitvfiax^io, a), f. i)aio, to fight 
 a naval battle first, before, or 
 
 I IPO 
 
 for : fr. Trpo, vavfiaxt'*'- 
 
 Upoi'Sfiio, to distribute before- 
 hand ; TlpovfjAOfiai, to advance, 
 (properly, while feeding, as 
 cattle.) Th. ifftto. 
 
 npovtvu), f. (Tio, to bend or lean 
 forward : fr. 7rp6, vtvoj. 
 
 npoi'iiit], y]g, r/, Ion. for Upo- 
 vaia. 
 
 npovt'fioi; ov, Tb, Ion. for Trpo- 
 vaou. 
 
 npovr](TTtvio, f. <Tio, to fiist pre- 
 viously : fr. Trpo, vr](yTtvio. 
 
 Upovokix), w, & EOjiai, ovfiai, to 
 perceive or think of beforehand, 
 conceive, imagine, provide for, 
 take care of ; f. //rro>, ]ierf. Trpo- 
 vfi'otjKa, ]>res. inf.* act. ttoovohv, 
 pres. inf. mid. TrpovoncrOai : fr. 
 TTpo, j^oa>j. Th. I'oog. 
 
 flpoi'oj), yg, //, the name of a 
 woman. 
 
 Hpoi/ojjfTac, avTog, a. I. part. act. 
 
 fr. TTOOVOiU}. 
 
 Unoi'ni}TiKbg, 7/, bv, possessing 
 tile skill of foresight, provident, 
 ]U'udent : fr. Trpoi'ufa*. Hence 
 
 Upovo7]TiKojg, adv., providently. 
 
 Upovoia, ag, t). Ion. rrpovoh], 
 forethought, foreknowledge, 
 care, prudence : fr. Trpovoioj. 
 
 npovo/j.tvuj, f. evrrio, to go out to 
 forage, infest with foraging par- 
 ties, lead off captive ; pres. pass. 
 Trpoj'o/<£/'op«t, to be led off" cap- 
 tive by a foraging party : fr. 
 
 Hpoi'op/), ijg, >';, a foraging, j)lun- 
 dering, b(»<)ty : tt 
 
 ripovo/tof, b, t'l, pasturing for- 
 wards, moving forwards in 
 grazing : fr. Trpo, j'fptu. 
 
 ripfii'ooc,', contr. I'ovg, 6, >'/, provi- 
 dent, prudent, thoughtful : fr. 
 TTOO, voog. 
 
 npoi'DoT/fTt, 3 pi. pres. ind, Trpo- 
 voovvTog, gen. sing. part. pres. 
 
 of TTpOVokoi. 
 
 npoi'oi>iii]via, ag, //, the day pre- 
 ceding the new moon : fr. Trpo, 
 vovj^nfiua. 
 
 Tlpovv^, poet. adv. the same as 
 Trpo rvt^Tog, before night. 
 
 ripoiHOKijtj, ov, b, bent or inclined 
 forward, i>rone, prompt, ready : 
 fr. Trpo & oj-ip, h'loTTiov. 
 
 npoi'(o7noi', ov, TO, a vestibule, 
 portico : fr. 
 
 UpovojTTiog. a, ov, jtlaced or being 
 outside of or before : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 nPO*S, TrpoKbg, 6, »/, a hind, 
 fawn, deer, kid. 
 
 Upn^tvsu), 0), to entertain a stran- 
 ger in the name of the state, re- 
 ceive with hospitality ; procure, 
 supply, aff'ord; advise, persuade: 
 fr. Trpi'j^ti'ot,*. Hence 
 
 npo^ti't]Tt)g, ov, b, a match- 
 maker, broker, procurer. 
 
 npo^cvta, ag, >'/, public hospita- 
 (547) 
 
 11 PO 
 
 lity, the law of hospitality, duty 
 of a npotti'og, hospitality : fr. 
 
 UnoKti^og, Ion. & jmet. Trpotaroc, 
 o, //, a ])ublic host ; one who 
 renders the duties of h<ispitality 
 for a city ; who watches over 
 the ri;;hts and interests of the 
 citizens ; who ]n'ocures any 
 thing ; a guest. Th. ^tvog. 
 
 Upuocijybg, ov,b, i), a guide, lead- 
 er : fr. 7rpb,bci)y6g. 
 
 npooSoTTOiiu}, ui, f. i7(r(i>, to pre- 
 pare, open a passage ; l>e an 
 encourager and assistant, show 
 an example ; be inclined : fr. 
 
 Trpo, bCOTTOlSlO. 
 
 npoot^of^-, ov, 7/, the action of co- 
 ming forth or going out, march, 
 ])rogress, increase : & 
 
 ripoococ, 6, i), going before on 
 the road, a precursor : fr. Trpo, 
 ocog. 
 
 npooifiid^ofiai, to make a pre- 
 amble or prelude, begin ; f, m. 
 daofiai : fr. 
 
 npooifiioi', ov, TO, a beginning, 
 j)relude, poem, exordium. Th. 
 olfirj. 
 
 Flpooj'xo/iffi, to go before, pre- 
 cede. Th. o'ixo/j.ni. 
 
 Ilpoo/ui'vpt, f. o^oau), to swear 
 previously : fr. Trpb, ufirvni. 
 
 ripooi'o/ia^u), f. d(Tio, to name 
 first : fr. Trpo, oi'OfidZio. 
 
 flpooTrrfov, to be looked to : & 
 
 ripooTrrot;, o, ?/, foreseen, mani- 
 fest. Th. oTCTOfxai. 
 
 YlpoopdTog, f], bv, that may be 
 foreseen : fr. 
 
 llpoopdit), w, to see before one 
 or beforehand, take a view of, 
 use foresight, foresee, provide 
 for ; imperf. m. Trpowpa<J/irjv, 
 lofjLijv, perf. Trpo^uifiuKa, perf. 
 ])art. TTpotiopaKiog, oTog, having 
 seen before. Th. bpdio. 
 
 npoonii^it), to fix the boundai'ies 
 previously, define before, prede- 
 termine ; f. i(Toj, perf. irpO(!)piKa, 
 a. I. Trpoi'opiaa, 1 have ordained 
 before, decreed : fr. Trpo, bpi^u). 
 Th. opog. 
 
 Tlpoopfidu), w, f. I'lmo, to urge for- 
 ward, bring farther ; intrans. 
 pass, to move forward before, go 
 before : fr. Trpo, bpfidu). 
 
 IIpooi;, cast away, a. 2. iinper. m. 
 irpotao, Trpofo, Trpoou, of Trpo- 
 i/y/u. Th. Vf;/it, or cw, to send. 
 
 n(>oo0a'Xtt», to owe before, owe. 
 Th. 6<ptiXu). 
 
 HpoTraj', n. g. fr. TrpoTrag. 
 
 npoTTaTrTrof, ov, o, a great-grand- 
 father, forefather. Th. TraTr- 
 
 TTOg. 
 
 np''»Tra|0, adv., l>v apoc. for TIpo- 
 TrdpoiQt, before, «ipposite to, in 
 presence of, previously : fr. Trpo, 
 Trapog. 
 
 npoTrapacTKf t^a^w, f. daiOy to make 
 N.N 2 
 
^'1 
 
 ti.- 
 
 npo 
 
 npo 
 
 preparation beforehand: fr.TrpoJ with the wine-cup, drink to tlie 
 ^ ^ >v ViooUVi nf nnv nnp. drnik first 
 
 TraoanKival^oj. 
 npoTrapExw, f. £^w, perf. 6(Txr;Ka, 
 to afford or offer before ; pre- 
 pare beforehand : fr. 7rp6, Trap- 
 
 npoTTrtpoiOe, see TrpoTrap. 
 npoTrac, daa, av, all, every one : 
 
 fr. Trpo, Ttaq. 
 npoTraffxw, to suffer before ; a. 2. 
 
 TTpokiraQoVy a. 2. part. act. Trpo- 
 
 TTaB^hv, ovTog. Th. Tra^xw. 
 npoTrarwp, opoc, 6, a grandfather, 
 
 progenitor, founder of a family : 
 
 fr. 7rp6, TraTi'ip. 
 JlpoTTUoa, ac, V, a previous trial, 
 
 experiment : fr. 7rp6, Trtlpa. 
 UpoTrifiTTu}, to lead or send forth, 
 
 send before, conduct, accompany, 
 
 urge on, exhort ; f. ^lo, a. 1. 
 TTpokTrtfiypa, a. 1. imper. act. 
 TrposTrefixl'Ov, otm, a. 1. sub), act. 
 TrpoTrffXTpix), a. 1. pass. 7rpo£7r£^t- 
 (pGT}v, a. 1. inf. pass. Trpomfi- 
 00^1/ni, a. 1. part. pass. Trpo- 
 TTifipOdg, conducted : fr. irpb, 
 
 TrkfiTTOJ. 
 
 UpoTreTTSVfT^svog, or 7rpo7rf7rv<T- 
 
 fi'nwQ, having been previously 
 
 informed, perf. part. pass, of 
 
 frpoTTwOdvofjiai, f. Trtvrro^ai. 
 
 JlpmrsTTorai, '^ sing. perf. i)ass. & 
 
 Tlpo7ri-rrotK(l)Q, via, oq, pert. part. 
 
 act. of TrpoTTJVw, 
 ITpoTTf (Toi/ra, ace. sing. a. 2. part, 
 act. fr. TrpoTTJTrrw, to fall down 
 flat. Th'. TTiTrrtu, f. 7rt(Tovfiai, 
 perf. TrtTTTiOKa, a. 2. tTZKTov. 
 YipoTTiTiivvvni, f. a(Tu>, to extend, 
 stretch out before or in front : 
 fr. Trpo, TnTCLvvv^i. 
 ^poTTgraa, ac, »'/, petulance, pre- 
 cipitancy, rashness, wantonness ; 
 inclination, propensity : fr. 
 npoTTcrr/c, £0c, 6, r/, inclining for- 
 ward, headlong, prone, petulant, 
 wanton, pert, forward, hasty ; 
 irpoiriTiq, precipitately, adv.: 
 fr. Trpo, TTi.Tiii for TTiTrrw. 
 npoTTf-wc, adv., precipitately, 
 
 rashly, pertly : fr. the preced. 
 npOTTt^pa^/iSva, declared by he- 
 ralds, ' foretold, Hesiod, 0pp. 
 655. Dor. for TrpOTrc^pafT/iiera, 
 nom. or ace. pi. n. g. perf. part, 
 pass, of 7rpo(/)pa^o/iat, to be fore- 
 told, proclaimed beforehand. 
 Th. <l>pd^i»i, to say, f. «tw, a. 2. 
 iippadov, perf. pass. 7r£0pacr/iat, 
 perf. m. Tre^pa^a. 
 npoTTT^^atu, ui, f. i7T<.>, to leap 
 
 forth : fr. Trpo, irY}hdui. 
 npoTn^Xafci^w, f. t<Tw, to treat with 
 reproach and infamy, insult, re- 
 vile, slander ; a. 1. part. pass. 
 7rpoTr//XaKtfT0fjf : fr. Trpo, TTt]- 
 \aKilio. Th. Tr»;\o(:. Hence 
 IIpoTrr/XaKKT^ot;, ou, 6, insult, ill- 
 treatment. 
 IIpoTrrvw, Lat. propino, to pledge 
 
 health of any one, drink first 
 and hand the cup to another ; 
 drink and give the cup as a pre- 
 sent ; metaph. to deliver over, 
 betray another for the sake of 
 insuring the favour of any per- 
 son, deliver up by betraying; 
 grant, bestow ; sacrifice one's 
 interests ; TrpoTrsTrorai tu rqg 
 7r6\to»Q TTpay/iarrt, the interests 
 of the state are sacrificed, Dem. 
 01. 2 ; honour, pay respect to : 
 fr. Trpo, Trii'w, to drink, f. Trtoffu), 
 perf. TTfTrwica, a. 2. tTriov, 
 ripoTriTrrui, to fall before or for- 
 ward, bend forward, fall down 
 flat, fall out ; f. tttuxtu), perf. 
 TrkTTTioKa. Th. Trirrrw. 
 npoTrt<Trti'(u, f. ffw, to place con- 
 fidence in previously : fr. Trpo, 
 
 TTtfTTtViti. 
 
 TTpoTTtrvtw, w, to fall down be- 
 fore : fr. Trpo, Trirvtio. 
 
 npoTrXtw, f. tixTOfiai, Ion. ITpo- 
 TrXw'w, to sail before : fr. Trpo, 
 TrXsw. 
 
 npoTro^j^w, f. t<T(t>, to go forward, 
 advance : fr. Trpo, ttoci^w. 
 
 npoTrotfw, tD, f. ijcru}, to be the 
 first in doing : fr. Trpo, Troitw. 
 
 npoTToXf y/ia, aroc, to, a servant, 
 service : fr. 
 
 npoTroXtuw, f. <T<i>, to be an at- 
 tendant, servant or minister: 
 
 fr. 
 
 npoTToXo^, 6, 7/, one who is em- 
 ployed about the pei-son of his 
 master, an attendant, servant. 
 Th. TToXfw. 
 
 TlpoTro/iTrtrw, f. tvffio, to march 
 forward, take the lead in a so- 
 lemn procession : fr. Trpo, Tro/i 
 
 TTfytU. 
 
 UpoTTOfiTrri, f/c, r;, an escorting, 
 
 conducting, escort : «Sc 
 ripoTro/iTroc, ov, 6, »'/, a client 
 walking before his patron, lead- 
 ing the way, an escorter, con- 
 ductor : fr. TrpoTr«/iTru>. 
 npoTrov«o/Ltai, ovfiai, f. Ti<TOfiat., to 
 be first fatigued, be in distress : 
 fr. 
 ITpoTroveo), w, f. ^ffw, to labour 
 before, labour to accomplish any 
 thing : fr. Trpo, -koviu). 
 npoTToptooixai, to go before, lead 
 the way ; f. m. ivffo^ai, perf. 
 pass. TrpoTTtTropjv/iat : fr. Trpo, 
 TToptvo^ai. 
 npoTroTrjg, ov, 6, drinking a 
 health or to a pledge : fr. Trpo, 
 
 TTlVUi. 
 
 YIpoTrpaffffio, Att. -mo, f. ^a>, to 
 do before : fr. Trpo, Trparrw. 
 
 TIpoTrptwv, wvoQ, 6, kind, ready, 
 inclined ; as if irpoOvfiog. It 
 seems compounded of Trpo & 
 Trprjihv, 6, the top of a mountain, 
 by systole Trpnov. 
 (548) 
 
 >j; 
 
 IIVO 
 
 noo7rpr;i'/)c, ^og, u, r), headlong, 
 prostrate, ready, prompt, prone, 
 inclined. Th. Trpn^'VQ- 
 
 npoTrpo, close before, totally, en- 
 tirely. Th. Trpo. 
 
 npoTrpo/3ta?o^at, to force for- 
 ward : fr. TrpoTrpo, (3idZ,ofiai. 
 
 UpoTTpoKaraiydjjv, adv. rushin 
 forwards with impetuosity : fr. 
 TrpoTrpo, KaTatcrrru). 
 
 npoTrpoKvXivdofiai, for the sake 
 of greater emphasis for irpoKxi- 
 Xivdo^iat, to roll oneself at the 
 feet of any person like a sup- 
 pliant ; n>ll forward still far- 
 ther, wander from ]>lace to 
 place : fr. TrpoTrpo, kvXiv^uj. 
 IlpoTrpvfiva, adv. before the 
 stern, overboard, utterly : fr. 
 Trpo, irpv^iva. 
 UpoTTTvio, to spit forth : fr. Trpo, 
 
 TTTVIO. 
 
 npoTrrtufftc, «wc» Vt ^ falling 
 down or forward, falling out, 
 event : fr. Trpo7r<7rra>. 
 ITpoTryXator, & TrpoTTuXov, ov, ro, 
 a porch. Th. TrtrXn- 
 UponvvBdvofiai, to hear first, un- 
 derstand beforehand, inquire or 
 learn previously, perceive be- 
 fore : fr. TTpo, TTvvOdvofiat. 
 nponvpyog, 6, >/, before or for 
 the towei-s, for the safety of the 
 city : fr. Trpo, Tri'-pyoe- 
 npoTrtJAi/c, ov, Lat. pwpola, a 
 
 broker. Th. TrwXfw. 
 npopew, or ITpoppsw, to flow 
 forth : fr. Trpo, ptw, to flow, f. 
 ptvffiu ; but 
 npoppsw, to foretell, proclaim, 
 command, f. rjffuj, perf. Trpyapp'/- 
 Ka, Att. Trpot«p»j»ca. Th. pew, to 
 tell. Hence 
 Up6ppr}(Tig, lojg, i), a previous 
 warning, prediction, oracle ; dat. 
 pi. 7rpoppT](Tt(Ti : & 
 Hpopp^iroi", 6, r/, said or pro- 
 claimed beforehand. 
 Ilpoppt^oc, 6, V, roots and all, by 
 the roots. Th. pi'^a. 
 nPO'2, (with a genitive,) from, 
 by, with, towards, among, with 
 regard to, on the part of, con- 
 sistent with ; in adjurations, 
 Trpoc OiCJv, by the gods : Trpo^ 
 Tov rpoTTov, in conformity with 
 his turn of mind : (with a da- 
 tive,) to, on the part of, for the 
 interest of, in favour of, against, 
 for, to, according to, by the side 
 of, in presence of, near ; at, in, 
 by, upon, moreover, besides, in 
 addition to, until ; (with an 
 ace.) in, before, among, towards, 
 to, at, against, for, on account of, 
 for the purpose of, in order to, 
 near, about, concerning, accord- 
 ing to ; \kynv Tovg Oeovg Trpug 
 avTOv, that the gods declare 
 concerning him (Alexander), 
 
 II PO 
 
 ^liiin, V. H. xii. 64, where see 
 Perizoti ; Trpot; I'lj-ispav, about 
 day-break. Ilpog |)laced by 
 itself is Trp0(r«ri, besides; Trpot; 
 Se, but in addition to these 
 things ; Trpog rovroig, more- 
 over ; Trpbg ruvra, accordingly. 
 In composition, it implies ac- 
 cessii>n, approach, coming to ; 
 proximit} ; feeling towards ; or 
 increases the force of the sim- 
 ple word. 
 
 Ylpoad^liaTov, ov, r6,the day be- 
 fore the sabbath. 
 
 Ilpocrayayf, a. 2. imper. act. & 
 
 ITpoaavayw, a. 2. subj. act. of 
 TTpoffaytu, to bring to. 
 
 ITuoa-ayyf XXtu, to announce, bring 
 intelligence to ; f. aXui, p. »/y- 
 ytX/ca. Th. ayyfXXcj. 
 
 TlpotrayopiVTtnv, is to be ad- 
 dressed ; verb. adj. fr. Trpoaayo- 
 
 p£Uto>. 
 
 Tipo(TayopivTiKog, t), ov, in the 
 form of an address or saluta- 
 tion : fr. 
 Ilpoaayopft'w, to address, salute, 
 call by name ; f. iva<o, perf. 
 Trpo(r/;y6p£u»ca ; pres.pass. Tipoo-- 
 ayoptvo^ai, to be called by 
 name, a. 1. ind. pass. 7rpo(T;;yo- 
 ptvBiiv ; fr. Trpoc, dyopivio. Th. 
 dyopd, the forum, 
 npoo-aytu, to bring or lead to, 
 offer, introduce, apply, add ; 
 approach ; entice, conciliate ; 
 mid. to bring to myself, gain 
 over, embrace, conciliate, allui'e, 
 gain, subdue, enslave ; f. ^w, 
 perf. Trpo<T//x«. ^' '^- 7rpo(T//ya- 
 yov, a. 2. subj. Tr potrayayoi. a. 2. 
 part. TrpoTayaywv. Th. ayw. 
 IIpofTaycuy/), i]g, i), a leading or 
 brinirini: to, otterinir, addition ; 
 an entrance, aj)proacli, access 
 introduction ; Ik Trpoaayioyijg, 
 by degrees : & 
 Upoffdyojyog, o, t), inviting, at- 
 tractive : fr. TTpoadyio. 
 npo(T^'5w, f. ^V<o, to sing to, 
 chime in or accord with : fr. 
 Trpog, ^diu, 
 Tlpoaoipkofiai, ovfiai, to choose, 
 select 'in addition, adopt, elect to 
 office : fr. Trpog, aip'sio. 
 UpotrnUnoj, f. |w, to run up or 
 
 rush to : fr. Trnbg, diffffio. 
 Upoffairtio, a, ' to beg, ask for 
 more ; f. i]<tu), perf. TrpoffyrrjKa. 
 Th. airsvj. 
 UpoffaiTTjg, ov, 6, sl beggar : see 
 
 tlio preceding. 
 JlpocraKovu}, f. «tw, to hear be- 
 sides : fr. TTpoc, aKOvoj. 
 YlpoffuKTiov, must be brought to ; 
 
 verbal adj. fr. Trpotra'yw. 
 npo(Ta\(i<pio, f. ;//u>, to anoint, be- 
 smear : fr. Trpoc, d\ti<pin. 
 Upo(Ta\i(TKo^ai, f. Xuxrofiai, to be 
 
 11 PO 
 
 condemned moreover : fr. Trpor, 
 dXiffKtj. 
 
 ripocrdXXo/xai, to jump, spring to, 
 at or upon ; inf. TrpoaaXXtrrQat, 
 to welcome, Xen. K. II. viii. 4. 
 9 : fr. Trpog, uXXof^iai, 
 
 ripo(Ta/x/3a(Vw, to go up to, as- 
 cend : fr. Trpog, dfijiaivoj, for 
 di'afiaivm. Hence 
 
 npoadfil^iaatg, twg, r), an ascent, 
 means of ascent, step. 
 
 npoaaixfifiofiai. Dor. Trora/ifi/3o- 
 fiai, f. \pufiai, to answer, reply : 
 fr. Trpog, dfitifiofiai. 
 
 JlpotrankXyoj, f. ^w, to milk yet 
 further or besides : fr. Trpbg, 
 afxtXyu). 
 
 npo<Ta/ii}'va>, f. vvvj, to give addi- 
 tional aid, help promptly. Th. 
 dfivvit). 
 
 Uporfafxtpuvvvfii, f. ^uffoj, Att. 
 0ja>, to put on besides : fr. Trpog, 
 dfi(puvvvfxi. 
 
 YlpofTavafiaiviii, to mount up to 
 or upon, ascend ; a. 2. Trporraj^t- 
 iir]v, SL. 2. imper. TTponavd^i}Qi, 
 Att. Trpo(Tavaj3a0t, by apoc. 
 irpoaavdiia : fr. Trpog, d%'d, & 
 (Saivio, to go, f. ^nffofiai, perf. 
 fiei^ijKa. 
 
 npoaavafSaaig, (tog, r), ascension, 
 an ascent : fr. the preceding. 
 
 nponnvayKa^io, f. aVw, to force 
 over and above, compel, over- 
 strain: fr. Trpog, dvayKOi^w. 
 
 Vlpoffnvaipfio, a*, f. {{(Jio, to de- 
 stroy utterly, in addition, take 
 up or away besides, overturn ; 
 TrpofTavaipot'^/at, to undertake 
 in addition : fr. Trpo^, dvaipeoj. 
 
 UpoffavaX'iynixai, to recite again, 
 relate further, commemorate : 
 fr. Trpbg, dvaXtyut. 
 
 npon'uva\iTKo>,to consume, .spend 
 in additiim ; f. TrpoffavaXuxrio, 
 perf. Trpoumn'jXioKa, a. 1. act. 
 TrpoaavifXujna, a. 1. part. act. 
 irpotravaXiotrag, dffa, av : fr. 
 Trpof, dvaXi(jKM. 
 
 ripoaavaTravofint, to acquiesce, 
 
 rest in, be quiet ; f. m. avao- 
 
 ^ai, perf. pass. TrkTrav^ai. Th. 
 
 Travu). 
 
 llpoffavaTrifiTrXiiixi, to fill up, stuff 
 
 still more : fr. Trpof, avaTrt'/i- 
 
 TrX»;/it. Th. tzi^ttXi^^i. 
 
 JlpoaavaTrXdaato, f. ^u), to form 
 
 in addition, invent one thing 
 
 from another : fr. Trpof, dva- 
 
 TrXd(T(Tuj. 
 
 lIpo(TavaTrXr]p6o), d, to fill up 
 
 still more, supply abundantly ; 
 
 f. wVtu, a. 1. ind. act. Trpoo-ave- 
 
 TrXrjptocra: fr. Trpog, ciraTrX/^potu. 
 
 Th. ttXeoc- 
 Upoffavappijyvvixi, f. phK^y ^^ 
 tear up in addition, lacerate 
 moreover ; burst forth : fr. rrpbg, 
 dvd, prjyvviii. 
 
 (549) 
 
 
 llPO 
 
 UpoffavnTfXXtjjjf. eXCj, to ri.se up 
 besides, arise towards : fr. Trpot;, 
 dvarkXXw. 
 
 YlpoaavariOtiini, to take upon 
 oneself in addition ; confer, con- 
 sult with ; pres. ind. m. Trpoa- 
 avtOifirjv, (TO, to, a. 2. ind. m. 
 (with a dat.) : fr. Trpof, dvd, 
 
 TlOlJ^tl. 
 
 npoTavarptTToj, f. ipw, to over- 
 turn in addition, overthrow be- 
 sides. Th. TptTTU). 
 
 Upo(Tava(pipu), to oft'er, refer. Th. 
 0fpa». 
 
 YlpoaavSpairo^iZuj, to reduce to 
 slavery : fr. Trpot,*, dv^paTroCi^u). 
 
 UpoaapnTTf'iv, to say also, add : 
 fr. Trpbg, di'tnrtlv. 
 
 UpotravspTTu), to creep up into, 
 towar<ls or through : fr. Trpog, 
 dvd, tpirio. 
 
 IlpoffaveaTrdffGqaav, they were 
 torn asunder, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. 
 pass, of Trpo(Tara(TTrau> : fr. Trpof , 
 dvd, & OTrdu), to draw, f. dau), 
 perf. pass. i(jTra(Tp.ai. 
 
 Ylpondviig, kog, 6, //, Dor. for 
 TrpoffrfVTjg, dat. Trpoadvii. 
 
 npoffavoiyu), f. ^ut, to open, un- 
 cover yet more : fr. Trpot,-, dvoi- 
 yto. 
 
 lIpofTavoiKoSofikio, Cj, f. r](T(i), to 
 build opposite : fr. Trpbg, dvd, 
 
 OlKOCO^UiO. 
 
 npoaaj^rtXAw, poet, for Trpotrat'a- 
 reXXiu. 
 
 npo<Taj'r//c, iog, 6, >/, ascending, 
 steep ; adverse, inimical, offen- 
 sive, harsh : fr. Ttpbg, dvra, be- 
 fore, or dvTdio, to meet. 
 
 npo(raTrayy«XXu>, f. «X<5, to an- 
 nounce besides. Th. tiyylXXo). 
 
 IIpofftiTra^, at once, only once. 
 Th. uTva^. 
 
 ripoaaTTfcXEopai, ovfiai, to add 
 threats ; f. m. rjao^at, a. 1. m. 
 Trpo(T7jTriiXt](Tdiit]v, a. l.part. m. 
 TrpoaaTTtiXijadfuvog. Th. aTrct- 
 Xkvj. 
 
 npoffaTTtKTitva, I killed, a. 1. of 
 TrpotraTrofcrfti'tJi;. 
 
 npo<ra7ro/3aXXa>, f. aXw, to throw 
 away or lose besides. Th. ^dX- 
 Xtu. 
 
 npo(TaTro9vt}(TKut, to die besides 
 or also. Th. 9vi]aKio. 
 
 npoaairoKTtivu), f. tvut, to kill, 
 slay besides : Trpog, dTroKreivu}. 
 
 UpoaaTzoXXvfii, to destroy in ad- 
 dition to or together with ; sim- 
 ply, to destroy; TrpotraTroXXi'/iat, 
 to pei'ish together with : fr. 
 Trpoc, dTTO, & oXXvfii, to destroy, 
 f. 6Xk(Tuj, fr. oXetu, perf. tUXtica, 
 Att. oXioXfKa, f. 2. oXw, a. 2. 
 part, act oXiov, oi'Tog. 
 
 npoauTToXXvu), the same. 
 
 npoo-aTToXovi^rft;, nom. pi. f. 2. 
 part, of TrpotraTToXXv^i. 
 
I 
 
 :?i 
 
 npo 
 
 npoaoTroffrsWu), f. Aw, to send] 
 away besides. Th. arkXXio. 
 
 UpoaaTTTu), to attach, append, af- 
 fix, assign ovei*, attribute ; poet. 
 TrpoTu'nrrio] mid. TrpocraTrro/iaJ, 
 to reach to, touch. Tli. utttu). 
 
 Jl0()(TapCl(T(JUJ t*V. llTTiOy i. stJ>, to 
 
 dash or strike violently against : 
 fr. Trpog, cipcifTcrio. 
 JlpofTd^itlpunti, to stick to ; fr. 
 TTpocfupio, p. m. tjoa, Att. (ipijpa. 
 Jlnoaapiiponai, to adapt ; fornicd 
 fr. the pt. m. signifying the same 
 as the primitive. Th. dpio, to 
 fit, agree, f. dpu), perf. m. ypa, 
 Att. apj^pa, whence api)po^ai. 
 Upoffapifpora, nom. pi. n. g. or 
 ace. sing. m. g. ]>erf. part. fr. 
 Trpoffapuj, to tit. Th. dpio, to tit, 
 f. dpu)', i)erf. ypKUy perf. m. ypa, 
 Att. redupl. rtp/;pa ; part, dpri- 
 puif, 6to<;. 
 UpoTopKcu), iD, f. rjffio, to bring 
 assistance to, succour, avenge :| 
 fr. TTpot;, cipurttu. 
 
 UpofTapi-iu'Cuiy or rro>, to adapt, 
 
 tit : fr. TTooc, apjLto^cj. Th. dpo). 
 
 Upocrap-do), u>, f. /;Ta>, to hang 
 
 to. Th. dprduj. 
 UpofTupuj, to tit, adjust, apply: see 
 
 TrporrapijouTa. 
 UpofTctuctiroixcu, to be dried or 
 
 parched at: fr. Tvpog, avaivit). 
 Tlpo(javcdoj, ui, f. i'/tw, to speak 
 
 to, address : fr. Trpot;, avidio. 
 TlpoaavXiiOQ, 6, >'/, pertaining to 
 
 a i)alace : fr. Trpoc, avXr]. 
 JIpofTavXioJ, 0', f. j'yrrw, to play on 
 
 a tiute to : fr. Trpug, auXkio. 
 Tlpo(Ta<pohuiOy to evacuate : fr. 
 
 TTiiut;, dcpuCtvuj. 
 UpoaiSaiiu), to ascend, go to, ap- 
 proach. Th. (iaii^io, to go, f. [5h- 
 aofiai, perf. /J€/3//fca, a. 2. ifhjv. 
 Upoa^dXXio, f. aAu>, to throw to, 
 apply, add, contribute to, strike 
 against ; intrans. and mid. rush 
 against or upon, assail, assault, 
 attack. Th. jSdXXw. 
 nporrjiSdi;, dvTOQ, a. 2. part. act. 
 
 of 7rpo<Tf3aivu>. 
 Upoaiiaaig, twf, >'/, an approach, 
 
 access, entrance : & 
 npoaj3ar6c, /), ov, accessible : fr. 
 
 the same. 
 npoCT/Sid^o/icTt, to force, do vio- 
 lence to : fr. Trpof, jSid'Coj. 
 npo(T/3tj3d^w, to advance, m(tve 
 forward, pi'opel ; f. do-a», perf. 
 (5t(3ifiaKa. Th. l3,i5dK<o : & 
 lipoT/JijSdw, w, the same. 
 npo(T/3X£7ra>, f. i//w, to look at, 
 
 look (m. Th. /3\f7ra». 
 TIpo(Tl3odui, u), f. lioqTu), cS: Ion. 
 /3a>(Tiu, to call or shout to : fr. 
 TTpog. l3oditi. 
 TlpocT^5oti9iu), io, to go to the as- 
 sistance of. Th. (DotjOsM. 
 npo(Tj3o\/), JJQ, r'lf a casting to, at 
 
 npo 
 
 or against, pushing against, ad- 
 vancing, approach, assault, at- 
 tack, landing of ships ; glance, 
 embrace : fr. 7rjOo<T/3«/\Xw. 
 
 npo(Tj56XwaiQy tiog, »'/, attack, 
 force : fr. the same. 
 
 Ylpoaiioppoc, o, >'/, towards the 
 north, northerly : fr. irpbg, iSop- 
 
 pd. 
 IIoofT<3tt»0i(i>, lon.for 7rporr/3o»/0i<'>. 
 ripoaytXaiOj u), t. aau), to smile 
 upon. Th. ytXdui. 
 llpoffyU'opai, or Upocryiyvofiai, 
 to approach a person ; grow on 
 or to ; arise from ; be added : 
 fr. TTOOC, yivo^ai, to be, f. in. 
 ytvnaofxaij a. 2. kytvofirfv. 
 npn(Tyad<pio, f. tpio, to add in 
 
 writing, add to wiiat is written, 
 ascribe : fr. Trpbg, ypd<pio. 
 YlpoiTCai'tiKofxai, to borrow more: 
 
 tr. Tzpug, davtii^u). 
 nporr^aTravdoj, a>, to expend in 
 
 adilition ; f. //frw, a. 1. irpoatla- 
 
 Trdvijiraj a. 1. subj. act. Trpocrda- 
 
 Travqmo. Th. ca-n-avdw. 
 npoaCtypa, aTog, to, a recej)- 
 
 tii»n, admission : fr. 7rpo<TCixo- 
 
 pai. 
 Ylpoffceng, iog, 6, »}, one who 
 
 wants sometiiing besides, needy : 
 
 fr. TTooacko^iai. 
 npofTC£r/(To/iai, fut. fr. Trpoacko- 
 
 fiai, to need. 
 npoffOtT, there is need of besides. 
 
 Th. ciui ; whence £ti, there is 
 
 need. 
 UpotTCeiKvvnL, to show besides ; 
 
 f. Cii^w, perf. cthixa : fi\ Trpof, 
 
 npo(TCiKop.cUj Ion. for TrpocrSix^- 
 
 fiai. 
 llpoai^'tKTbg, ij, 6i', acceptable, 
 
 pleasing : fr. 7rpo<T('£x"A*"'- 
 UpoadUaaOai, a. 1. inf. m. of 
 
 TrpiKT^xoi-icii. 
 Yluoffciopaiyi^r vpoaCivofiaij Dor. 
 
 TTOTidti'Ofiai, to need besides, 
 
 need, ask besides, entreat, (with 
 
 a gen.) ; cutOcu, pres. inf. m. 
 
 CtoptTog, pres. part. ni. : fr. 
 
 7r(»6<;, ^tofiai. 
 
 npO(JCkpKOIXal, poet. TTOTl^kpKO- 
 
 ficuy to look upon or at : fr. 
 Trpoc Ctpjco/iac. 
 
 npoaSiTog, 6, r/, bound to : fr 
 TrportCsuj. 
 
 ITpoat^eX^'i^"'' *" admit, under- 
 take, take up, approve, receive, 
 expect, wait for, sustain an as- 
 sault ; pres. imi)er. Trpoo-^tx^^^ 
 f. ^Ofxai, perf. TrpoffCutyfiui, a. 
 1. m. TTi'onih^dfijjif, a. 1. imper. 
 m. TrpofTOf$</», dnQio, & in ))l. 
 Trpo(T^i^aa0£,a. 1. m. part. TrpoT- 
 ct^dfiivog : fr. irpbg, cix^ifiai. 
 
 Ylpocri^iuj, f. 1](T^JJ, to bind or fas- 
 ten to : fr. Trpog, diu). 
 
 llpoGhjX'sofiai, to destroy toge- 
 (noO) 
 
 nPO 
 
 ther with or besides : fr. Trpof, 
 
 SijXeto. 
 npoffCiaTTpdrronai, f. Kofiai^U) 
 etiect or obtain in addition. Ti». 
 
 TrpaTTio. 
 
 npo<TCia<p9tipu}i f. fpioy to ruin be- 
 sides : fr. TTpog, CicKpOtipu). 
 
 IIpo(TOiaX«yo/uai,tocon verse with, 
 respond to any one's discourse. 
 Th Xiyo). 
 
 npoffCiCio^u, to add, impart ; f. 
 (uVw, a. 1. kdoJKu : fr. Trpoc, t't- 
 
 CWf.ll. 
 
 npoaCoKaoj, w, to wait or look 
 for, expect, fear, hope ; f. vrroj, 
 a. 1. 7rpo<Tf.c6Kn(Ta : fr. Trpog, Co- 
 ffdtu, same as coKd^u). 
 UpoacoKiio, lon.for the preceding. 
 Ylpoa^oKiiTog, o, //, expected : <Sc 
 npoCTCOKia, ac, >/, expectation: cSc 
 UpoadaKifjiog, 6, »'/, looked fur, 
 expected : fr. TrpoGCoKdio. 
 npo(TCiaTrafT<TnXtvu), f. ffo>, to nail 
 to, fasten to by nails : fr. Trp6<;, 
 rtd, TraTfjaXtvo). 
 rioonCoKiopti'og, pres. part. pass. 
 
 fr. TTpocrCuKduj. 
 
 npotrCoaia, ag, )'/, a betraying : 
 fr. TTpocrdi^ofiai. Th. ^icw/ii. 
 ripofT^pa^ui', to run to, inf. & 
 llooaipcifiiov, ovTog, a. 2. part, 
 act. of 7rpo<Trpex^> ^^ ^'"" ^''* 
 Th. Tpix^i ^^ 1""" '» ^-^p^^"** 
 perf. ctCpdfjDjKUy a. 2. tcpafioy, 
 perf. m. Cicpofici. 
 llpomdujy a>, to i)ermit besides ; 
 f. d'ait), a. 1 . TrpoCTcidTa. Th. idut. 
 npo(Tt/3r/(T«ro, he approached, 3 
 sing. a. I. m. of TrpixTfiaivio. 
 npofTtyytXdto, w, to laugh at, 
 smile upon : fr. Trpoc, tr, ytXdco, 
 f. dcrut. 
 
 npo(76yyt^t.j,to draw near to, ap- 
 proach ; f. ifTio, perf. Trpocr//y- 
 yiKu, a. 1. Trpo(T»;yyt(Ta, a. 1. int. 
 act. Trpoo-cyyiTat : fr. Trpoc, ty- 
 yi^a>, to approach. Th. tyyt'C- 
 Ylpo<Ttyypd(f>o), f. \^w, to write iu 
 or inscribe besides : fr. Trpoc* 
 iyypCKpuj. 
 npo(TtCa<pi'^o)f f. (Tw, to throw to 
 tlie ground, fasten to the ground: 
 fr. Trpoc, tSc«pii^u). 
 npo(TtfoK-;/To, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 TTpOfJ^dKCHiJ, 
 
 npoutCoKiov, imj)f. act. TTpofffCo- 
 
 Kuov, u)v, of the same verb. 
 Vlpoaicpapov, tg, t, a. 2. ind. act. 
 
 of TrpoOTf>fx^- 
 
 Upoat^ptia, & YlpontCpia, ag, //, 
 a sitting at or near, siege ; dili- 
 gence, attention : & 
 
 [IpocTtCptvuj, f. (T(«>, to sit at, be as- 
 siduous in, care for ; besiege: & 
 
 npomcpog, o, »/, seated by or 
 near, an assistant ; assiduous in 
 any thing : fr. Trpoc, 'iCpa. 
 
 IIpoffffiTre, Att. or poet, pleo- 
 nasm, for Trpoo-tiTTc, '^ suig. a. 1. 
 
 npo 
 
 or 2. or impf. of TrpocrETrto. Th. 
 
 Ilpo(Ti9r}Ka. I put to, a. 1. ind. 
 
 act. 7rp"i<T£0f/-t»;)', <to, to, a. 2. ind. 
 
 m. fr. 7rpo<7TiOiipi, to add. 
 Jlpo(Tt9i^i.o, f. (o--», to accustom 
 
 to : fr. TTpoc, tOi'^oj. 
 lliWfT^Oov, 2 sing. a. 2. ind. m. fr. 
 
 7rpo<TTi9ii}xi, to add. Th. TiOiifit, 
 
 to place ; f. yij'Tio, a. 2. t9>)t', a. 
 
 2. m. tOffit]i', i^i(Tnj Ion. tOco, Al 
 
 by crasis Att. tOov. 
 UpoffuCiu, (obsol. in pres.) to look 
 
 upon or at, see, behold ; f. 1. m. 
 
 TrpofTiiiTOfiai, a. 2. TrpoacTror, a. 
 
 2. inf. Trpoo-t^ttj/, part. TrpofTtc;<Jr. 
 
 Th. ucio. 
 UpontiKa^it), f. (r(o, to liken, com- 
 pare, guess : fr. Trpoc, ttKa^oj. 
 UporruKeXog, 6, >/, like, resem- 
 
 bling 
 
 fr. Trpoc, t'lKtXoc 
 
 JlpoattKio, f. ^u), to be like to, re- 
 semble, seem : fr, Trpoc, ti^w). 
 
 Jln'XTuX'tuj, f. j)(Tu>, to roll on, 
 drive Ibrward; poet. TrporttiXtw, 
 inf.TrporiitXtij'jto drive towards: 
 fr. Trpoc, tlXfcw. 
 
 npoTeiX/y0a, 'A sing, plnperf. act. 
 Att. of TTpofrXa/i/idrw, to take 
 np. Th. Xa/<f3droy, to take ; f. 
 Xt)ip(ifiai, pert. XiX>;0a, Att. t'i- 
 Xifi^a, a. 2. tXafioy. 
 
 IlpoTfiXoc, o, //, exposed to the 
 sun's rays, sunny : fr. Trpoc, ^^^'I- 
 
 IlpofTiiXoi;, 2 sing. a. 2. m. of 
 Trp.)0'a«<)fo/Ltaf, iw/iai. Th. atptio, 
 to take ; f. »/tw, perf. iJpii>^<^i-> 'i- 
 2. iiXoi', a. 2. m. tiXofujv. 
 
 Ilp6mLf.u, to go to or towards, 
 approach ; inf. TrpoTiti'ai, part. 
 Trpo<ncJi'; rd Trpodiorrri, income, 
 levenue : fr. Trpoc, tlfu, to go. 
 
 TIpoTeif.u, to be in or near, be 
 present, be added, inf. Trpoail- 
 vai : fr. Trpoc, f'V', ^o '^'^• 
 
 YlponCivai^ to be i)resent, assist, 
 }>res. intin. fr. Trpoaeifii. 
 
 IlpoatiTrtir, to address, speak to, 
 a. 2. intin. act. of irpofftTrio. Th. 
 eTrw, t«) say, a. I. tiTra,a. 2. tlrroif. 
 
 Jlpo(nipi}'j9aiy pf. pass. fr. TrpoT- 
 epsto. 
 
 Tipoaeiffi, 3 s. pres. ind. fr. rrpoff- 
 ttfti, to go to. Th. ft/a, to go. 
 
 npofraxov, fc» f, iniperf. act. ol 
 TTpoo-fX"^, to give attention to, 
 take heed ; f. Trpoo'f ^o. Th. tx^- 
 
 npocrtiw, f. o-o*, to shake before or 
 at : fr. Trpo, (rtiu). 
 UpotreKf-aTO, Ion. for TTpofftKiivTo, 
 3 pi. impf. cSc 
 IlpnatKHTo, he pressed upon, ap- 
 plied himself to, 3 siug. impf. oi 
 TrpofTKtipai. Th. Ktlpai, to lie. 
 npo(TttcKai->,to burn, burn up be- 
 sides ; f. havrfu), a. 1. iK'sKttvrrci, 
 perf. tKKtKavKa : see tKKaiu). 
 npo(T£K-oXXr/0//r, t/c, »?, a. 1. ind 
 pass, of 7rpo(TKoXXdw, to glue on : 
 
 npo 
 
 f. {](T(t), pf. Trpoo-KTCfcoXXT^tca. Th. 
 
 fcoXXrt, 7/c, Tfy glue* 
 
 npo(TfKo\pa, ag, t, a. 1. ind. act. 
 fr. Trpo(Tico7rr(t>, to strike on, dash 
 against ; f. ^pu}, pf. TrponKcKotpft, 
 a. I. subj. Trpo(TK-o\|/<«v, |>erf. pass. 
 7rp(i(TKfKopfiai. Th. kotttio. 
 
 npoafKTrfjXTTM, f. Tpcj, to send out 
 in addition to others. Th. Trf/t- 
 
 TTiO. 
 
 npixTtKTijTaro, 3 sing. a. 1. m. of 
 TzporrKraoj-Kii, to ac'iuire. Th. 
 KTaofjLni ; f. m. KTiiaof-ini, perf. 
 
 pass. KfKTlffXai. 
 
 ripofrtKTiKdg, t), oVf attentive: fr. 
 
 TTpotrfcx*^- 
 
 IIp«(T£KTjXXw, f. tXui, to pluck off' 
 
 besides : fr. Trpbg, tKTiXXo). 
 npoafKTixpXoio, a>, to blind more- 
 over : fr. Trpoc, tK, TV(pXnu). 
 np()<T£fci')Xj(Trt, ag, e, a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 of TrpntTKvXiu}, to roll towards. 
 
 Th. KvXiu) ; f. i<Tit), pf. KtKvXnca. 
 npoacKvvn, 3 sing. impf. act. of 
 
 ■KpoaKvv'no, to kiss, worship ; f. 
 
 //^a>, perf. Trpo(TKiKvin]Ka, a. 1. 
 
 TTporftKinritTa'. fr. Trpoc, kvv'hs). 
 Upoa'cKvpfJt, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 yKol. of TTpoaKvpiu, to aj^proach. 
 
 Th. Kvoo) : f. -^ol. Ki'pfTu). 
 
 npo<T£K:xH«', to pour forth, pour 
 forth in addition ; f. evtrio, a. I. 
 
 UpofftXciuvio, f. tXdiJu), to be car- 
 ried towards, drive or ride to or 
 towards, rush on. Th. iXavvu). 
 
 ripodfXJoj, at, f. ijfru), to reproach, 
 insult : fr. the same. 
 
 ripoaeXficro, 3 sing, plupf. pass. 
 ]>oet. for TrpofffXtXf fcro, fr. Trpotr- 
 Xf y(ij, to say in addition. Th. Xs- 
 yio, to say ; f. J;(o, perf. XfXtx"- 
 
 IToofffXf j''(Tcr<u, 3 s. f. 1. m. tSc 
 
 npoatXijXv9a, I sing. perf. m. & 
 
 npo(T£\^a>i/, oiToc, a. 2. i)art. act. 
 of Trpor7£pxo//at, to approach. 
 Th. tpx<^fi(fi' ; f- ni- t^tvaofjiai, 
 a. 2. TyXi'Ooi/, by sync. iiXOov, pf. 
 m. {i\v9aj Att. tX?/Xu0a. 
 
 npo^TfXici'w, f. vffu}, same as 
 
 Upon'tXKuj, f. K<o, &i UpoGiXKOfiai, 
 to draw to or towards, attract, 
 allure, entice, namely, into a 
 snare : fr. Trpoc, fc'Xfca;. 
 
 npo(T£/i/3aiVtu, to march against, 
 leap on, trample on, insult : fr. 
 TTpoc, it', (iaivio, to go, f. m. 
 fiil(Tupai, a. 2. tlii)v. 
 
 UpoaepjSpifidofiai, Cjfxai, to threat- 
 en moreover : fr. Trpoc, *»', (^pi- 
 fidofiui. 
 
 Upoaifievov, imporf. act. of Trpoo"- 
 p.irit), to remain. Th. fikino, to 
 remaij) ; f. /uru), a. 1. tfitiva. 
 UponsfnHi, 3 sing. a. 1. hid. act. 
 
 of TTOOOpiyVViO. 
 
 npoaefiTriKpaivofxai, to be more 
 provoked : fr. Trpoc, t»',Trticpati'w. 
 
 Th. Trt»cp6c« 
 
 (551) 
 
 npo 
 
 npo(r£jLtTrprj0tu, f. i-'/o-w, to bum 
 moreover : fr. Trpoc, *'»', trprjOoj 
 
 llpofTtp(j)(p>)g, kng, 6, »/, the same 
 as £//0fp/)c, like, similar. Th, 
 (ji'fpui, to bear. 
 
 ripofTfi'ayxoc, adv., very lately : 
 Ir. Trpor, trayxor. 
 
 rTpo*T£ittx£, Dor. for Trponkt'tjx^f 
 3 sing. imi)f. fr. TrpofTrr/x^j ^** 
 swim to, f. ^w. 
 
 IIpo(T£j'£y»cdru>, 3 s. a. I. imper. 
 act. Trporrn-tyKoj', drtu ; Trpocr- 
 fVfyKag, a. 1. part. act. & 
 
 npo<T£j'£x9£vroc, gen. sing. a. 1. 
 part. pass. fr. TrpoT0£pw, to bring 
 to, offer. Th. <pH}uj ; f. o'ktuj, 
 a. 1. »7j'fy»ca,a. 2. ffifeyKov. 
 
 npo(T£i'tx»^p"^"', f- dffio, to secure 
 or arrest moreover : fr. Trpoc- 
 tPtx^'pdZio. Th. tv^xvpov. 
 
 Upoffeviii'oxci, ag, e, perf. m. Att. 
 of Trpoff^fptu. 
 
 npo(nv9vpiu), to understand ; f. 
 ?)iTa>, ])erf. TrporrtvTi9opi]Ka : fr. 
 Trpoc, ^'S 9vfibg, the mind. 
 
 Ylpo(Ttrvk7rM, to speak to, or ac- 
 cost any one. Th. £7rw. 
 
 IIpocrtvTtii'io, to inflict additional 
 blows, apply greater force : fr. 
 Trpbg, ir, nivuj. 
 
 nporrfjTsXXojuat, to give further 
 orders : fr. Trpbg, iv, riXXio. 
 
 UpotytKaiptofiai, to take out some- 
 thing more. Th. aiftiuj. 
 
 HpofrtK(fTroaTtXXitj, to dismiss 
 moreover, send away besides : 
 fr. TTOOC, iKi dTTo, (jreXXio. 
 
 TIpo(TtKit'pi(TKio, f. pt'iaco, to find 
 out or devise still further : fr. 
 Trpoe, iK, tvpi(TKio. 
 
 npo(7£?/;yfOjLirtt, to narrate dis- 
 tinctly besides. Th. >/y£o/iai. 
 npoaioiKa, to be like to, resemble, 
 appear, seem, perf. m. fr. Trpoc- 
 
 flKlO. 
 
 ripocfo/Kwc, ^'ct, 6c, like to, be- 
 coming, perf. part. m. of Trpoc- 
 
 ilKiO. 
 
 Ylpocmrdyu), f. d^w, to add more 
 and more, heap one on another : 
 fr. Trpoc, £7r(, dyio. 
 
 npo(T£Trai(Tt, Att. for TrpoafTrat^e, 
 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of Trpotr- 
 Traj^w, to sport, jest. Th. Trat- 
 
 ^W, f. ^U) ^ (TlO. 
 
 npoaiTrt<Tov, a. 2. ind. act. of 
 Trpo(T7ri7rra>, to fall down at the 
 feet ; f. 2. m. Trtrrovpai, perf. 
 TrpocTTreTTraiica, a. 2. TrpoGtTrtfTov, 
 a. 2. part. act. TrpooTrtcfojv, ovaa, 
 6v. Th. TTiTrroj. 
 
 npo(T£Trj^f<^at//t, a. 1. opt. act. of 
 TTpoatTriCtiKvvfii, tt) show or de- 
 clare moreover : fr. ttooc, tTrJ, 
 CnKvvp.1 or ctiKi'Vit), f. 4t«>, pt. 
 
 Hctix<^- 
 UpoatTTiKTaofiai, wfiai, f. tjrrofiai, 
 to obtain in addition : fr. ttiooc, 
 tTTi, Krdofxai, 
 
npo 
 
 It 
 
 I 
 
 IIoo(T£7riXa/ij3a»'0/iat, to take a 
 sliare of along with : fr. Trpoc, 
 tTri, Xafij3dvu>. 
 
 JlpofT(Tri^uTpiu)f w, to measure 
 out beyond what is required, 
 add to the heap : fr. Troot', tTri, 
 
 fltTltku). Til. fllTpOV. 
 
 JlfJocrtTnffTkXXuj, f. tXa), to com- 
 mand, enjoin, direct something; 
 besides : fr. rrpbg, tTri, ariWio 
 
 IIpo(Tf TTtTspTTo/uat, to be still more 
 delighted : fr. 7r{>6f, fcTri, rsp- 
 
 TTOfXai. 
 
 HQocmrLTlfJiono, w, f. rifru)^ to re- 
 ]>rove besides, chide : fr. Trpbg, 
 
 fcTTt, Tlfidii). 
 
 JIpofft7n<pfpu)y to bring or afford 
 
 in addition. Th. (pkooj. 
 
 JlpofreTTKpvonai, to grow on in 
 
 addition : i'r. Trpbg, Itti, (pvofiai. 
 
 Upoannxapt^o^iaiy to oblige or 
 
 please farther : fr. vrpog, tTri, 
 
 ^apt^ojuat. 
 
 IIpo(T£7rXa?f, for TrpodeTrtXa^f, 
 
 3 sing, inipf. fr. TrpoaTrtkd^iu. 
 JIpoatTrXaKt], 3 s. a. 2. ind. pass, 
 of TTjuocTTrXfKw, to join to. Th. 
 TrXtKo*, f. ^w, a. 2. tTvXaKov. 
 JIpoatTTottiTo, 3 sing. impf. pass, 
 of 7rpo<T7ro(£o/*rtt, to feign, liken. 
 npo(T£7rraiT€j/, 3 sing. a. I. ind. 
 act. of TrpocnrTaiuj, to dash upon 
 Upoa'iirTVKTO, 3 sing. plui)f. pass, 
 of TrpoaTVTvaao^aiy to fold my- 
 self unto, entwine around, salute 
 in a friendly way, embrace ; f. 
 ^ofiai, perf. pass. TrpofTtTrTvyfiai, 
 ^ai, KTai : fr. Trpug, TrrjWcru*. 
 IIpo(T£7ra>, (obsol. in pres.) to ad- 
 dress, accost, sjieak to, call, 
 name, salute ; a. 2. TrpxJnTrov, 
 a. 2 inf. Trpoatnrt'ii', a. 2. jtart. 
 TrpoffiiTruti', imperf. or a. 2. i)oet. 
 7rpo(T«£t7roj', & a. 1. TrpoattiTra : 
 fr. Trpug, tTrw, to speak. 
 IIpofTEpya^o/uai, to add some 
 work, do in addition, make gain 
 of ; f. acrobat y a. 1. m. Trpoatip- 
 yatrdfitjv : fr. Trpof, tpya^o/xat. 
 perf. t'ipyafffiai. Th. tpyov. 
 I]po(Ttpti^u), f. £i<Tw, to apply, af- 
 fix, besiege ; mid. to rely on, 
 confide in, adhere to, follow up 
 a thing diligently : fr. Trpbg, 
 Ipii^u). 
 JIpoaepfAi), to address, command : 
 
 fr. Ttpbg, tp'tu), to speak. 
 TTpofTipti'yu*, f. ^(u, to vomit up, 
 belch ; beat or dash against. 
 Th. tpfvyio, f. ^w, a. 2. ijpvyoi'. 
 Jlpoaepi'Cio, f. i(Tu),Dov.TroT(pi(TCoj, 
 to contend with or against : fr 
 Trpbg, tpiK(o. 
 JlpoaipTTuj, f. ^lo, to creep upon 
 or to wai'ds, approach : fr. Trpog, 
 
 'ipTTiO. 
 
 Jl pocrspxonai, to go or come to, 
 approach ; be related to, akin 
 to; (with dat.) f. ra. TrooatXtvao- 
 
 npo 
 
 up or be devoted to a tiling, 1 
 Tim. iii. 8. {.u) olvi^ ttoXXi^ 
 TTOoaexovTa, not given too much 
 to wine ; & Polyu?n. 8. bpioffa 
 rbv dv^pa rpvcpy irnoaexovTa 
 Kai fxiOy. Ilpoakxoi^ai, pass, to 
 be implicated, liable to. Th. 
 
 UpocrewvTog, gen. sing. part. pres. 
 
 of Trpo<Tfdio, to permit. Th. taw, 
 
 f. drrioy perf. tuiKa, a. 1 . t'laaa. 
 ITpo(T£<f>^a, agy 6, a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 Att. of TTpoaoiyoj. Th. oiyw. 
 Ylpoffi^tvyrvfii, ov -I'W, to fasten 
 
 a yoke on, yoke to or with : fr. 
 
 TTpbg, Z,tvyu). 
 npo(T^?/jui6a>, u>, f. iiXTo), to inflict 
 
 additional punishment, cause 
 
 additional loss : fr. Trpof, ^»;- 
 
 Upoay, 3 sing. subj. of rrpofftiiAi, 
 to be present. Tli. «('/ui. 
 Upoajj^og, o, >'/, of an age next 
 
 to puberty : fr. 7rj)o<;, i/jSi). 
 Tlpoat)yyi(Ta, ag, t, a. 1. ind. 
 act. of Trpofftyyi^u;. 
 Ilpoo-r/yf, be fetched, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 ply in addition: Trpoa}}VTropi]icojg,\ ind. act. of Trpoffayw, to bring to. 
 having added a Uian, Deni. 902:| Ilpocrjyyopfi'ica, perf. ind. act. & 
 
 npo 
 
 fjiaiy a. 2. TrpoffTiXOovy a. 2. imper. 
 7rp6<TtX0f, a. 2. part. act. ttooo-- 
 tXOvjv, ovaa, bv, perf. m. Trpoa- 
 tXttXvOa. Th. ipxofxai. 
 
 ITpoffcpturaw, ui, f. ^<Ta>, to ask 
 further : fr. Trpog, tpwra'a;. 
 
 Upoatariy is present, added, ap- 
 pertaining to, 3 sing. pres. of 
 TTpocrttfii : fr. Trpbg, tj'^i, to be. 
 
 np(»(T£(rx>/»ca, ag, e, perf. ind. act. 
 of Trpoatx^o, to apply. 
 
 UpoatTaipiCo^aiy to adopt to one- 
 self as a friend, choose as a com- 
 panion : fr. Trpbg, tracpi'^w, f. 
 iau). Th. iToipug. 
 
 npoakrciKa, ag, f, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 TrpO(TTd(T(Tlt). 
 
 UpoatrtOtiv, tjg, »?, a. 1. ind. pass, 
 of 7rpo(Trt0fj/ii, to place to. 
 
 UpoatTi, adv., yet, moreover, be- 
 sides. Th. tTi, the same. 
 
 npoatriOii, 3 sing, imperf. act. fr. 
 7rpo(TTi9ioj for TrpooriO/y/xi, to 
 place to. Th. TiBr]^u, to place. 
 
 npo(T£r«0fro, 3 sing, imperf. pass, 
 of TrpoffriQtjixi. 
 
 UporrevTropiu}, u>, f. //ffo), to sup- 
 
 fr. TTpbg, iUTTOpilO. 
 
 UpofftvpiaKio, f. pijtruj, to find out, 
 discover in addition : fr. TTpbg, 
 tvpiaKu). 
 
 Ilpo(T£»;x»)> *)C) Vj a prayer, sup- 
 plication ; proseucha, place of 
 prayer among the Jews : fr. 
 
 npomvx'^t^ai, to pray to, wor- 
 ship ; imperf. m. Trpocr/yi'xo/j/p', 
 f. TToocrtv^oixai, a. I. m. Trpoaijv- 
 Kd^iiv, a. 1. imper. m. irpbatv- 
 
 Ttpoaiiyoptvan, a. 1. ind. act. 
 TTpoanyopt.vOi}v, a. 1. ind. pass, 
 of TTpooayoptvujy to give a sur- 
 name unto. 
 
 Y\poar]yop'nt}, f. r/cra*, to address, 
 accost, speak to: fr. Trpo(ji)yopog. 
 Hence 
 
 ripoai/yopi^jLirt, arog, to, an ad- 
 dn ss, salutation. 
 
 Wpo(n}yopia, ag, »/, a calling, ad- 
 dress, appellation : fr. 
 
 ^at, daOujyU. l.subj. m. Trpnatv- npoaqyopog, b, //, addressing, ac- 
 
 ^uj^iai, a. 1. infin. m. Trpoaev 
 ^anQai. Th. tt'xo/xat. 
 
 npo(T£0fpf J/, 3 sing, imperf. act. 
 of 7rpo<T0£pn», to bring to. Th. 
 (pipio, f. oi<Ttu, a. 1. I'lvtyKa. 
 
 npocFi^ijv, T]g, 7), imperf. or a. 2. 
 ind. act. of 7rp6(T0r///i, to speak 
 to, address. Th. 0»yjuj. 
 
 npo(Jt<pu}Vtov, they addressed, 3 
 pi. imperf. act. fr. 7rpo(T(pioviu}. 
 Th. <piovij, a voice. 
 
 npo(T*x'/C» ^og, b, i), attentive to, 
 intelligent ; contiguous, conti- 
 nuous, uniting with, near, neigh- 
 bouring, recent ; attached to : 
 fr. Ti-poff'txio. 
 
 ITpoo'txoi'rwC, adv., attentively : 
 fr. 
 
 Upoaix*^) ^o hold to, apply, 
 (namely, Tbv vovp,) direct the 
 attention, heed, listen to, obey, 
 comply with ; have besides ; 
 present, give ; apply, bring to 
 land ; remain firm, stick close 
 to ; impf. TTpoatlxov, pres. infin. 
 Trpoffkxiiv, f. TrpoaiKio, perf. 
 7Tpoak(Txn*^a, a. 1. subj. act. 
 Tipoak^io, yg, y; to give one's self 
 (552) 
 
 costing, calling by name, greet- 
 ing ; courteous, affable, friend- 
 ly ; accosted, greeted, welcome : 
 fr. TTpbg, dyopti'io. 
 
 UpoaifiKTai, is like, 3 sing. perf. 
 pass, by Ion. dialysis for rrpoa- 
 uKTai, fr. TrpoaiiKu}, to be like 
 to ; perf. pass. Trpoatlypai, K^i, 
 KTai, and by resolving the diph- 
 thong, and changing for the sake 
 of augment the vowel t into ij, 
 TTpoaii'iyfiai, iii^ai, ifiKTai. Th. 
 tiicw, to be like, perf. m. loiKa. 
 
 YlpoarKaro, \)e admitted, 3 "^ing. 
 a. 1. 111. oi' TTQo^iijfii. Th. t/;/u«, 
 or tu>, to send, a. 1. i/Ka. 
 
 npo(Ti}K€i, it belongs to, concerns, 
 becomes, is meet or proper, 3 
 sing. i>res. (impei-s.) Ac 
 
 UpotTijKovTujg, adv. fitly ; becom- 
 ingly, easily : fr. 
 
 UpocriiKWy to come to, reach as 
 far as, belong to, agree with, be 
 akin unto or united with ; r; 
 TTpocTTjKovffa fiolpa, the fate that 
 awaits us all, death ; f. rj^to. 
 Th. iJKto. 
 
 UpoarjKiov, ovTog, & to Trpnarj' 
 
 II PO 
 
 K-oj', that which belongoth unto : 
 KUTu TO TTpoffiji^or, as it be- 
 comoth, as is pr(»|nr. 
 
 IIpo(Tr/X0ov, a. 2. ind. act. of 
 TTporrkpxofJ^ai, to appi'oach. 
 
 TlpoaiiXiog, 6i. TlpufTijXog, o, »), 
 exposed to the sun, sunny : fr. 
 Trpbg, ijXiog. 
 
 TIpo(rr]\(Ho, a, to nail to, fasten 
 with nails ; f. ojaiOy perf. irpotr- 
 yXioKay a. 1. TrpofTt)Xio(Ta : fr, 
 7r(>o<;, »/\6ui. Th. i)Xog. 
 
 JlpoTqXuTevffig, tiog, »'/, living in 
 a country where one has be- 
 come naturalised : fr. 
 
 TipomjXvTivujy f. tv(Tu)y to live in 
 a country where one has be- 
 come a naturalised subject, be a 
 stranger, sojourn : fr. 
 
 npofrrjXvTog, b, >'/, a stranger, 
 prost'JtjtCy XIatth. xxiii. 15. Acts 
 ii. 10. vi. 5. xiii. 43 ; a convert 
 to the Jewish religion, as dis- 
 tinguished from a native-born 
 Jew ; or a convert to Chris- 
 tianity. Fr. Trpoa'cpxo}iai, to 
 come to ; perf. ni. TrpoacXt)- 
 XvOa. 
 
 Tlpocrijfiat, to sit by or near, be- 
 siege : fr. TTubg, yjixai. 
 
 Jl pu (T I) fiaivu), f. ai'u), to signify or 
 declare before, predict, i>ortend, 
 give a signal ; irpomjuaivofiBvog, 
 mention of whicli has been made 
 before : fr. Trpb, (nifiaivu). 
 
 npo<T/;/iftO(i>, a>, f. iixTio, to point 
 out, signify before : fr. Trpb, arj- 
 fieiou). 
 
 Ilporri/i/, imperf. act. of 7rp6(Titi.ii, 
 to be present : fr. tlfxt, to be. 
 
 npo(T/y»'cpa7roOt<T(^rti, perf. infin. 
 pass, of Trpoaai'CpaTToCi^ofiaiy to 
 reduce to servitude. 
 
 TlpotTiiinyKa, ag, e, a. 1. ind. act. 
 of 7rpo(T0fpw, to apply. 
 
 Jlpo(Ti)i>tfiog, 6, >'/, toward the 
 wind, exposed to the winds : fr. 
 Trpbgy dvefiog. 
 
 UpoaijvtTre, see yviTTov, I said. 
 
 llpoffqi'sx^tfi^, 11. I. ind. pass, of 
 Trpo(T(pkpit}, to bring to, apply. 
 Th. 0€pw, f. oiffojy perf. pass. 
 i'lveyfiai. 
 
 npoTtjinjg, kog, 6, I'y, kind, agree- 
 able, fa /ourable • adapted ; suit- 
 able : fr. Trpbgy r)vg. 
 
 UpontjpTqfi'ivog, rj, oi', attached, 
 tied unto, perf. part. pass, of 
 7rpO(Toprao/L(ai. Th. dpTau). 
 
 lIpofTiivday he addressed, 3 sing, 
 imperf. act. of TrpocravSdiOy f. 
 i^trui : fr. avSdiOy to speak, imperf 
 Tivcaov loVy atg agy as a. Th. 
 uvSi), a voice. 
 
 TlpoaijvKdixijv, u)y aroy a. 1. m. 
 Att. of Trpoaev x^^f^cii, to pray. 
 
 npo(Ti)x«> ^C> £) l>erf. ind. act. of 
 Trporrdyojy to bring to. Th. dyuj, 
 f. $a>, perf. »/x«> ^- 1- »K«- 
 
 Upoffrjqiog, Dor. TroTatpog, a, ov. 
 
 ripo 
 
 towards the east, eastern : fr 
 TTpbg, ij(og. 
 
 UnonGaKtio, d, to sit by or upon 
 fr. Trpbg, OaKtu). 
 
 llpoaOty before, formerly, fore- 
 most : fr. Trpo. 
 
 npotrOtlvai, a. 2. infin. act. & 
 
 UpofrOeigy cT<Ta, cv, a. 2. part, act 
 & 
 
 [JpoaOeidijg, gen. sing. f. g. a. 2 
 part. act. of 7rpo(rrt0/;/ii, to add 
 
 npoaOefia, aTog, Tb, an addition, 
 appendage : fr. the same. 
 
 npofTOsfxtvogy a. 2. part. m. of the 
 •same. 
 
 npoffOti'y before, in advance, 
 poet. TTpoaOt. Th. Trpo, before. 
 
 TlpoffOeaigy tiog, //, an applying 
 unto, application, addition, in- 
 crease : fr. TTpoaTiOfjfii. 
 
 npoaOtTog, o, i), & rTpo<T0frot;, 
 »}, bi', put on, applied, attixed, 
 added, false : fr. the same. 
 
 YlpofrOeoj, f. Otuaofiai, to run to 
 or forward : fr. ttooc, Gkio. 
 
 X\poaQ^K\], rjg, //, an addition, 
 augmentation, application, as- 
 sistance : fr. TTpu(TTi9ijfii. 
 
 YlpoaOiina, aTog, Tb, a thing add- 
 ed, an appendage, Corollary: fr. 
 the same. 
 
 npiy(T9i)(rofi6Vy 1 pi. f. 1. act. of the 
 same th. 
 
 YlpoaOiyydpcjy & IlnoaOiyoj, a. 2. 
 iOiyoi/, to touch, feel, handle : 
 fr. TTpbg, Oiyyafio. 
 
 UpoaOiog, a, or, anterior, fore ; 
 oi TTp. TTodtg, the fore feet : fr. 
 TTporrSt. 
 
 UpoaOXT'iiiOy to press yet more, 
 compress, crush ; f. \//n>, perf. 
 TfOX'i(pa. Th. 0Xt[3u}. 
 
 TIpo<T965ofiog, b, >'/, who formerly 
 inhabited a house : as subst. 6, 
 the front of a house : fr. TTpocrBty 
 Cofiog. 
 
 Ilpo(r9potu}, Cj, to speak to, ad- 
 dress : fr. Trpbg, Gposio. 
 
 Upoffihl)', to look upon, a. 2. inf. 
 act. fr. TTpoaeiSu). 
 
 npocrdvaiy pres. infin. act. fr. 
 Trp6(Tii^u, to approach. 
 
 ripoai^dviijy & npoaii^ujy f. ^I'lffio, 
 to sit by or before, attach to, 
 stay at : fr. Trpbg, i^u>. 
 
 Upoaiijfiiy to send to or towards, 
 throw to ; mid. to alKnv, permit, 
 admit, believe, approve, desire, 
 adopt ; please : fr. Trpbg, 'hj^i. 
 
 npo<Tu;^av, by poet, ectasis for 
 7rpo(Tit<Tav, 3 pi. imperf. of Trpocr- 
 
 YIpoaiKTutpy opog, by a siipi)liant : 
 fr. TrporriKviofiaiy f. i^ofxaiy to 
 approach as a suppliant, arrive 
 at, reach : fr. TrpcKj, iKveofxai. 
 
 npodioj/n, dat. sing. fr. Trpo(Ti(jjv, 
 ovTog, a. 2. part, of Trpoatifii, to 
 approach ; a. 2. Trpoatov : fr.et/xi, 
 to go, a. 2. lov. Th. tm, to go. 
 (553) 
 
 npo 
 
 npocriTTriJiii, a. 2. £7rrr;j', & mid. 
 npoTiTTTunai, a. 2. tTrrd^Tji', to 
 fly to, towards or at : fr. Trpbg, 
 
 ITTTrjfll. 
 
 YlpotTiarapaiy to withstand, op- 
 po.se, stand by or near, be pre- 
 .sent, be near unto ; mid. fr. 
 
 npoaicTTiJin, to place to or against, 
 stop, hindir, oppose a barrier 
 against, strengthen, place firmly, 
 weigh ; perf. & a. 2. intrans. to 
 stand near, present myself : fr. 
 TTpbg, 'laTiifjii 
 
 n.po(Ti(Tx<o, to hold or keep to, 
 apply, direct, drive to any place, 
 land upon, heed : fr. Trpbgy i(tx<o 
 or £xw. 
 
 npo(TKra0£v'jw«t, to sit down near 
 or at, besiege, be set over, be 
 assiduously occupied with : fr. 
 TTpbg, Ka9e^io. 
 
 np'.KTKaOi'jKuj, to belong to, arrive 
 at ; f. ij^oj : fr. Trpbg, Ka9iiKio. 
 
 npo(TKd9ii^ai, to sit down at, 
 persevere in a siege : fr. Trpbg, 
 Kd9ififxai. 
 
 ripocrKaGi'^iOy f. iau), to seat or 
 take a seat near ; mid. to sit 
 down at, besiege : fr. 7rp6t,\ Ka9- 
 
 'V 
 
 {\p6(TKaipog, b, //, temporary ; 
 lasting for a season ; opportune. 
 Th. Kaipog. 
 
 npoaKuipiog, opportunely ; trans- 
 iently : adv. fr. the preceding. 
 
 liIpo(TKaiu>, to burn besides ; f. 
 Kauffo), perf. KiKnvKa. Th. Kaiio. 
 
 npocTKaXtffdfievog, a. 1. part. m. 
 of 7rpO(TKa\kofiai, ovfiai, to in- 
 vite ; f. m. kdofiai, a. I. m. Trpotr- 
 eKaXtrTdjxrjv, a. 1. imper. m. 
 7rpo(TK;d\£(T«i, d(j9io. a. 1 . subj. m. 
 TrpofTKaXt(Tiofiai, perf. pass, rrpoa- 
 KiKXrjfxai : fr. 
 
 llpoaicdXsu}, ui, to call to or upon, 
 send for, call for help, summon 
 into court, prosecute. Th. Ka- 
 XUo, to call ; fut. eaio, perf. icc- 
 KX})Ka. 
 
 npo(TKdpt.og, Dor. 7rort»cap^tof, 
 6, »/, at the heart. Th. Kapcia. 
 
 lIpoffKapTtpHo, w, (with a dat.) to 
 be always engaged, persevere, 
 last out ; f. rjaio, a. 1. Trpoaexap- 
 T(pj}(Ta : fr. Trpbg, KapTipiu), to 
 endure ; fr. Kaprog, the same as 
 KpaTog, tog, Tb, strength. 
 
 Hpo(TKapTkptj(Tig, eujg, r), perse- 
 verance : fr. the preceding. 
 
 UpoffKaTaXfiTTio, to dismiss, leave 
 off"; f. Xfti/zoj, perf. XeXft^a. Th. 
 
 XflTTtt). 
 
 YlporTKaTaTiBtJixi, to put down or 
 pay in addition : fr. Trpbg, Kara- 
 
 TlOlJ/Xl. 
 
 llpoffKaTiiyopiii), a, f. Tjffio, to ac- 
 cuse further : fr. Trpbg, KUTtjyo- 
 piu). 
 
 TIpoaKaTtjfiat, Ion. for TrpocicaOij- 
 fim. 
 
npo 
 
 s- ^ 
 
 it' 
 If 
 
 I ' 
 
 UpoffKaviJLa, arucy rb, a burning : 
 
 fr. TrpoffKaiu). 
 TlpoffKUTai, Ion. for TrpoffKurai : 
 
 fr. 
 Tl poaKe'i-iai^ to lie next xmto, bo 
 situated near, be added, joined 
 to, stand close to, be devoted to, 
 favour, approve, consent to, es 
 teem, ur^e, solicit earnestly, en- 
 conrag >, ju-ess < n, rest on, Vii^e 
 ineunihent upon : fr. Trpot;, ktJ- 
 f.iai, to lie. 
 TliionKsX' fioi, to exhort, encon- 
 rai;e. Tli. k^Xw, or k-s/\o//(«, the 
 same ; f. jceXZ/crojuai. 
 JlpnerKfTTTo^ai, f. xpoixai, to consi- 
 der or \veii;ii beforehand, consi- 
 der about ; fr. ir-pb, (T/ceTr-ojwat. 
 JlpofTKi(})aX(tiov, ov, TO, a |)illo\v, 
 cushion : fr. TTpb<:, Kt(pa\aioi', 
 the head. Th. Kf(pa\ii. 
 'npoaict(pa\)), rjg, >'/, the same. 
 Jlpo'JKtiCi'it,, toij, u, //, entertain- 
 injij a care for ; rehited by alli- 
 ance ; intimate : fr. ttooc, Kf/^og. 
 TlpoiTKtiCofiai, to take care ot, 
 
 cai-e for : fr. -pot,-, Ki'ico^iai. 
 UponKiii'ioi'y ov, TO, Lat. prosce- 
 nium, space in fr«»ntof the scene 
 onwhicli the players performed : 
 fr. 7rp6, oKiii'i], a tent. 
 npo(T(c»;^>//rrcu, f. ^w, to publish, 
 prochiim by a herald : fr. Trpot,, 
 
 KtlplTTiO. 
 
 JIpooKtviio, u). f. rinoj, to move to- 
 wards : fr. Trpof, Kiv'tio. 
 ITpoa/cXoifu, f. ai'Tio, to weep at, 
 
 deplore : fr. irpoi;, KXctiio. 
 JlpofrKXaoi, io, f. (t(To), to break 
 
 a^aiust any thing. Th. k\(uo. 
 
 nporT/cX;/poa», di, to appoint by lot ; 
 
 adopt one chosen by lot ; at 
 
 tach, unite together ; f. otfrio, pf. 
 TrpofTKtKXqpujKa- Th. KXr/pot;. 
 
 UpoffKXqnir, tutg, »'/, a calling 
 upon, citation, sunnnons into 
 court : fr. TrporrfcaXso*. 
 
 JIpo(TKXl'viMi, f. ivio, to rest or lean 
 against, place in a slanting posi- 
 tion against ; incline, render in- 
 clined ; intrans. to incline or be 
 hiclined towards or to, assent 
 to, join the i)arty of any one : 
 fr. Trpoc, icXti'w. Hence 
 
 npo(T»C'\«ffif;, fwg, J/, a leaning or 
 inclination to one side, par- 
 tiality, disposition or tendency. 
 
 Tlpoo'icXi'^aj, f. vcrit}, to wash a- 
 gainst. How to : fr. Trpoc, kXvK<^. 
 
 JIpoffKi'dofiai, to rub oneself a- 
 gainst. Th. Kvau). 
 
 UportKoXXono, w, to glue to or on; 
 f. iirru), pert'. TrponKiKoXXijKctj a. 
 1. pass. 7rpoor£ic()XX/y0»/»', i. I 
 pass, TrponKoXXijOiirFof^Kii, I will 
 stick to, attach mys.lf to : fr. 
 Trpot;, KoXXciw. Th. KoAXa. 
 
 nporTKoui^oj, f. icrw, to carry to, 
 bring, import, convey; fr. irpbg, 
 
 TIPO 
 
 UpofTKO^iixa, aroQ, to, a thing apt 
 to give offence, obstacle in the 
 way, loss : fr. TrpofricoTrrw. 
 
 npoffKOTTf w, a, f. y'jmo, to provide, 
 look forward unto, foresee : fr. 
 
 TrpO, (TKOTTtiO. 
 
 npo^KoTTt), Oc, V, a knocking 
 against, stumbling, offence, 
 stumbling-block; fr. TrporrKorrro*: 
 areccmjioitring ; fr. 7rpoa»co7ria». 
 
 npomcoTTz/o-i^, tMQ, //,a con?-idt ra- 
 tion, looking forward : fr. Trpo- 
 
 (TKOTTttO. 
 
 UpoffKoTTTio, to strike on or a- 
 gainst, dasli or stumble against, 
 be offended at (with a dat. oi', 
 if TTpot; follows, with an ace.) ; 
 f. \lno, pf. TTpofTicffco^a, a. 1. Trpoff- 
 iKo-\pa,ii. 1. subj. Trpofffcoi^cvjperf. 
 pass. TTpoaKiKOfinai, perf. m. 
 -TrpcKTKfKorra : fr. Trpbg, kotztio. 
 
 UpofTKpiii'of, Dor. TToriK-prlrov, 
 Tb, a cushion, pillow. Th. fcpa- 
 
 %'ov. 
 
 UporrKpov(nQ, iioQ, I'l, a sti'iking 
 
 against, collision : fr. 
 WponKooino, to strike upon, strike 
 
 or dash against, be offensive to 
 
 a ])erson : fr. ttooc, Kpo>'}io, to 
 
 beat, f. (Tu), a. 1. tKpovaa. 
 UpotTKTaoii'ti, Cjfiai, to acquire, 
 
 add to my possession : fr. Trpog, 
 
 KTc'fOfiai. to acquire, f. Kri'inoixai, 
 
 y)erf. Kfjcri/juat. ll»-nce 
 no()(Tfcr/;rot:, 6, //, acquired, gain- 
 ed. 
 nporTKvXTu}, to roll to or towards; 
 
 f. 'I'noj, ])erf. TrnofTKtKvXlKa, a. I. 
 
 7roo(TtKi''Xl<Ta. Th. KvXio}, to roll. 
 
 nporrKi'u'cio, properly, to kiss the 
 hand to, adore, worshij), revere, 
 pray, salute (with an ace. and 
 ofttn with a dat.) ; f. i]frio, a. I. 
 TrpofTtKi'i'tifra, perf TrpoaKtKV- 
 vi]Ka : fr. Trpot;, KWito. 
 
 \\po(7Kvin]pa, aTOQ, to, 6c 
 
 Uponicin'rimg, tiog, //, a worship- 
 ping, adoration, embracing : &i 
 
 npoffKrvriTi'iQ, ov, 6, a worship- 
 jier : fr. the preceding. 
 
 riporTKr/'Trrw, f. \//tt», to bend for- 
 ward to a thing : irpbq, kvtttio. 
 
 npo(TKv'pio, f. vpmo &. vpu>, to fall 
 upon, meet with, arrive at, hap- 
 pen : fr. "Tpbg, Kvpto. 
 
 UpoffKvoj, f. v<Tu}, to worship ; pro- 
 pitiate. Th. Ki'o). 
 
 llpoaKio-n-oQ, o, >/, one placed at 
 the oar, a rower: fr. Trpot;, Kwrrtj. 
 
 nponXaftopei'og, a. 2. part. m. & 
 
 rTpotrXrt/So'jj', ovaa, bv, a. 2. part, 
 act. of TrpoaXni-ijiai'io. 
 
 nj»o(TXti^r//rtt, poet, to lay hold 
 of: fr. Trpof, XaZvi^iai. 
 
 \lpo(T\a\Uo, to speak to, address 
 (with a dat.); f. //tnu, perf. TrpoT- 
 Xi\(tXtiKa, a. 1. 7rpo(TiX('i\i](Ta, 
 a. 1. inHn. act. TrpoaXaXi'iaat : 
 fr. Trpog, XctXiu). 
 
 UpoaXauBc'tvu), to take or receive 
 (554) 
 
 npo 
 
 besides, take by the hand, take 
 
 on me, appropriate, unite to 
 
 one's self, take to one's aid, pr(»- 
 
 vide, assist, receive or treat 
 
 with kindness (with an ace.) ; 
 
 f. m. Trpo(TX//4/r»/fat, a. 2. ttoot- 
 
 tXai3ov, a. 2. inlin. act. TronnXa- 
 
 fith', a. 2. m. TrpoTtXM/So/u/r, 
 
 n. 2. imper. m. TrponXal^ov, i-rr- 
 
 Oio, receive thou, a. 2. part. m. 
 
 7rpotyXalii'>f.ii}'og. Th. Xa^iiSuiuo. 
 
 riiiofrXfy*.;, to say moreover ; f. 
 
 ^cu; mid. TrpoaXiyofxat, to speak 
 
 to, turn in the mind, think on ; 
 
 recline near. Tli. Xtyw. 
 
 TipofrXtvaaio, to look at, behold : 
 
 fr. Trpot;, Xivaau). 
 npoiXj/v^jc, ftoQ, I'y, a reception, 
 
 assumin;; : fr. TrpotrXapfiui'io. 
 Y\no(jXoyiloi.iai, to reckon up, 
 
 count, enumerate among, refer, 
 
 attribute to ; f. m, ifrojuui, perf. 
 
 pass. XfXoyiT/<«i, ffat, rai : fr. 
 
 TTju'it;. Xoyis<t». 
 npo<r\oyi(TTeog, ct,oi>, to be num- 
 bered am<»ng: fr. the jireceding. 
 nporrfiavOai'io, to learn besides : 
 
 fr. Trpot;, fiavOcivoj. 
 Uporrnn)(^ofini, to fight against, 
 
 assault, contend wi.h : fr. Trpot;, 
 
 HCf)(^onai. 
 
 11 poff/itTrat, a. 1. infin. & 
 npoff/ttcrat;, aca, av, a. 1. part. 
 
 act. «!s: 
 Uponfiivhit), 3 sing, imper. pros. 
 
 act. fr. 
 ITpoT^h^w, to remain at, con- 
 tinue, endure, wait for, perse- 
 vere (with a <lat.); f. Trpotr/itrw, 
 a. 1. ind. act. Trpoafj-itiva. Th. 
 
 UpofTfifpi^io, f. inoj, to attribute : 
 fr. Trpof, fitpi^M. 
 
 nporyfiij^ayroficii, lofini, f. rjiTo- 
 
 /iai, to affix by art : fr. Trpbg, 
 ^i]\avaofiai. 
 
 Tipon^iiyrvio, or TTpotT/je'yi'f/tt, f. 
 ^(0, to mingle among, j>lace near 
 imto, apply, laml, come to, en- 
 ter, eniiay-e in battle, contend 
 with, approach a person; Trpoo-- 
 ^u'^ai, to land at any point, a. 1. 
 inf. ; Trpotr/ityri'iai Tira kouth, 
 to aid one towards victory, gain 
 the victory for. Th. (.liyi'ifii. 
 
 tlpofTfiLffOoofiai, orfxai, to hire in 
 addition : fr. Trpot,-, fXKrOou). 
 
 Upo(TnoXkio (obsol. in i)res.), a. 2. 
 tfioXov, a. 2. inf. TrpoTjuoXfTr, 
 to go to, approach : fr. Trpotj, 
 jjioXho. 
 
 IIpo(T/n'0fo/tat, ovpai, to speak 
 to, accost in a friendly manner: 
 fr. TTpbg. fivOioi-iai. 
 
 nponiavTriiy^ufuti, to build ad- 
 tiitional ships. Th. Triiyvvpi. 
 
 n.po(Ti4fH0, to give, assign ; Trpotr- 
 j'f^iui t^avTov, I give uj) myself, 
 unite myself to (with a dat.) ; 
 pres. pass. Trpocve^o/tat, to be 
 
 npo 
 
 given, attributed, assigned to, be 
 enrolled or enlisted with, reck- 
 oned amongst. Th. i^/xio, to 
 give ; f. /.lut, perf. vet4fii]Ka. 
 
 TipoavfiM, f. iv(Toi.iai, to swim to- 
 wards or to : fr. Trpot-, v'fio. 
 
 J\p()trvii\io, to swim or float to, 
 flow to : fr. TTpbg, i>ti\co. 
 
 Ilpotrj'jo-tro/tat, to a])proacli, Dor. 
 TroTii'i<TfTOfi(n, vvliicli see. 
 
 Upomnofxao), at, to move one's 
 Self: Ir. TTpbg, vioi^idto. 
 
 Tlpoaodiov, TO, a hynm of thanks- 
 giving : & 
 
 ITpoco^ot, sup[>lieations offered at 
 the temples t)f the gods, pi. fr. 
 
 Ilpotrocot;, ot;, >'/, a going to, arri- 
 val, approach, entrance, as.sem- 
 bly, I'eturn, revemie : fr. Trpbg, 
 
 npo 
 
 conterininate with : fr. Trpot;, 
 bfibg, & ovpog. Ion. for opug, a 
 boundary, 
 ripo tro 1', 6 t'Tog, rb, over and above, 
 remaining, the surplus; rti Trpotr- 
 
 ovTff, income. 
 
 revenue ; pres. 
 
 t;t oc. 
 
 npotTo^?i()oyuat, to mourn on ac- 
 count of, lament : fr. Trp/t;, 6c v- 
 pofini. 
 
 TlpofTv^io, f. oZi)fTiij, perf. ocioca, 
 a. 1. w'Ctrra, to smell of, be scent- 
 ed with; Dor. TroTonSoj, Theocr. 
 vii. lf». Th. os(t), the same. 
 
 TlpofTuiyuij to open unto, disclose; 
 f. ol^oj, perf. Att. Trpo(T'i(iJ\a. 
 Til. ofytt*. 
 
 npo<TO(Kfio(u, oj, f. o)(Tm, to hold 
 myself out as belonging to, trace 
 to : fr. Trpot;. oIkhooj. 
 
 Tlpo<ToiKSio, f. iifTitj, to dwell at or 
 near : fr. Trpot;, oIkho. 
 
 TIpo'TotKog, 6, ?/, bordering, neigh- 
 bouring : fr. Trpog, olKog. 
 
 Tlpocroiaeiv, f. 1. infin. act. of 
 TrporT<p^pu>, to bring to. Th. ^'lepio, 
 to bring ; f. olaoj, a. 1. T/i-fyjca. 
 
 Ilpo(Toicni(T9t, 2 pi. a. 1. subj. m. 
 of the same. 
 
 IIpocroKTriot;, tr, o?-, to be brought 
 to or added ; verb. adj. fr. the 
 same. 
 
 TTpoTot \o/tat, to approach, come 
 to. Th. oi\Ofiai,i'. oi\ii(Toixc(i. 
 
 npoaoKtXXio, to come to port, 
 land, apply, push against, strike 
 on (with a dat.): fr. Trpor, OKtX- 
 Xuj, the same as/cfAXtu, to land. 
 
 npoToXo0i>(»t)/itrt, to weej> at, 
 mourn over : fr. Trpbg, 6Xo(pv- 
 po/tat. 
 
 np«(To/i</prfti», u>, f. ?';(T(t», to ac- 
 company : fr. TTpbCy bj-iapTtiiJ, f. 
 ijctuj. Th. bf-iaprfj. 
 
 JlponoiuXti, be thou conversant 
 with, pres. imper. act. fr. 
 
 ITporro/tTXfuj, o), f. T)rno, to asso- 
 ciate, he familiar or conversant 
 among. Th. oi^iiXog. 
 
 Uponopi'vpi, f. o^ornOf to swear 
 liesides. Th. bpi'}<fii. 
 
 rTporroyitojot;, 6, »'/, like unto, re- 
 .''enihling : fr. Trpot,*, o/ioicg. 
 
 TlpofTOfioXoyi^uj, oj, tt> confess fur- 
 ther, engage, confess : fr. Trpot,", 
 bf.ioXoyti'). Th. Xiyo). 
 
 flpoflro/ioi'pof, 6, 7/, neighbouring, 
 
 part, of 7Tpi'infti.u, to be j)resent. 
 
 Th. eifii, to he. 
 ripotToi'opdZto, to surname; f. dmo. 
 
 perf. ujv()fi((Ka : fr. Trpbg, oro- 
 
 /(tf^o>, to name. 
 n(iO(7t)7rro/it(t, f. ^ofiai, to look 
 
 at : fr. TTpbg, oTTTOfiai. 
 npO(ToptTt«>, to, to look at, behold: 
 
 fr. Trpot;, op«u;. 
 rTporropfyo^tat, to solicit or urge 
 
 earnestly : fr. Trpot;, bptyojxai. 
 Ylpofyopfidii), Cj, f. ii(T(o, to ad\ ance 
 
 impetuously, assail : fr. Trpo^, 
 
 bpudit). 
 l\po(Topni^oi.iai, to land f)r arrive 
 
 in ]>ort, come to anchor near ; 
 
 f. iTOfiai, Att. lovfiai, perf. ])ass. 
 
 TTpO(T(<'>pi.llfTl.l(ll, a. 1. ])aSS. 7r<)0T- 
 
 ojpi^iifTOijv : fr. ttooc-, op/n'^tt>, to 
 bring a ship into harbour. Th 
 offfiog. 
 
 ript'xTopot;, 6, >'/, bordering upon, 
 adjoining : fr. Tr(»6^, opog. 
 
 UpofTova^io, f. iffit), to dash on 
 the ground. Th. ov^og. 
 
 Uporroripno, lo, f. //rrtu, to urine 
 uj)on, do violence to : fr. Tr^;ot;, 
 ot'pitti. 
 
 llp'aovpog, b, i), neighbouring : 
 fr. TTpoc, ovpog. Ion', for opog. 
 
 Upocrovaa)', ace. sing. ]>art. pres. 
 f. g. fr. TTpofTti^u, to be present. 
 Th. fl/jLi or tio, to be, |»res. part. 
 a»r, ovrrci, or. 
 
 Wpo<Jo(piiXio, to owe in addition, 
 incur a still greater debt or pen- 
 alty; f. ijaio, perf. TrpocnotptiXijKa. 
 Th. b(ptiXio. 
 
 rTpotTo^j), yg, i), attention, con- 
 sideration : fr. TTpoa'ix^o. 
 
 Wpoao\0'no, w, f. rinu), same as 
 
 IIpo(To;^Oi^a>, to be indignant or 
 offended at ; f. t<Tt«>, perf. Trpotr- 
 loxOiKa, a. 1. TTpoao)x9i(Ta : fr. 
 TTobg, ox^t^oj, the same as o^- 
 
 npo<To\6i(Tf.ia, aTog, Tb, & 
 Hpo<Tox(^if^f^bg,ov, 6, a stmnbling- 
 
 block, offence: fr. the preceding, 
 nporro^i'potu, at, f. oxtw, to fortify 
 
 more, or to a larger extent : Ir. 
 
 TTpbg, b\vp6io. 
 
 npoaoxpig, tiog, >'/, the face, coun- 
 tenance, colour, appearance: fr. 
 
 TTpbg, b^'ig. Th. oTTTOfiai. 
 n()o(rTrats(«>, f. aio «Sc ^lo, to jest 
 
 t)r sport with : fr. Trpot;, Trnj^tu. 
 ri PO'vfl A102:,6, //, recent,fresh, 
 
 sudden. 
 np()tTTra<(«>,f. tTtu, to strike against: 
 
 fr. Trpot;, Traiio. 
 npoaTTaXaiijj, f. (Tio, to struggle 
 
 against, wrestle with : fr. Trpbg, 
 
 TTaXaiu). 
 
 (555) 
 
 IlPO 
 
 H pomr a pa KaX foj, w, to encourage, 
 f. f «7w, perf. KSKXiiKa. Th. Kn\^w. 
 
 ripotrTrffpfcY*", to afford in addi- 
 tion; a. 2. part. Trpoa-apaaxwj'. 
 Th fyKi. 
 
 npofTTTdfTrrnXivc)^ to uail to, fasten 
 on l.y nails. Th. 7r«<r»TtiX(it;. 
 
 npoo-7r(.'t7^t.>, to s])iin!xle, scatter 
 on ; f. ft.Ti.i, perf. TTpuaTrtTTciKa. 
 Th. Trd(T(Tu} or rru>. 
 
 npt)*T;rftroc-, u, »'/, ver\' hunjrrv, 
 tannslied : ir. rrpor. Trm-a. 
 
 llfoa-TTtXa^tti, cSc llnomrtXdo), f. 
 acTio, to make to, apju-oach, bring 
 to, ai)ply ; reach up to ; Trpoer- 
 TTeXanOtlcrn, nom. sing. j)art. a. 
 1. pass. f. g. having united with: 
 fr. Trpbg, TTtXdZoj. 
 
 YlpoaTrtfiTTw, to .sentl mf)reover 
 <»r to ; f, \pu), pf. TTpon-TTtTTtp^a, 
 jtass. TTponTTfTTippai. Th. — f^trrtu. 
 
 npofjirepcio, a. 2. f Trttpt'oj', to 
 break wind at, insult: fr. Trpof, 
 
 TTfulu) 
 
 YlportTT fpiSdXXo^ia I, to surround, 
 encompass, embrace to an ex- 
 cess : fr. Trpoc, Trtpi, jStiXXw. 
 
 npo(T7rfpovttu/, <D, to bind or fast- 
 en with a clasp, connect : fr. 
 Trpo^, Trfpo)'trtt». 
 
 UpornrttTiov, ovrra, bv, one who 
 haih rushe<l upon, attacked, a. 
 2. j)art. fr, TpoaTTiTTTOJ. 
 
 Upotnrijyjnifii, to fix to, fasten 
 on, crucify ; f. jj^io, ])erf. Trpod- 
 TTETTiixn, a, 1. TTpocriTTti^a, a. 1. 
 part, act, Trpo(TTr/y4'at;, oi'T-ot;: fr. 
 Trpot,', TTtjyi'vo) or TTi'iyi'VfU. 
 
 npotrTrz/YuVo/tae, f. vvovpai, to 
 embrace with the arms : fr. 
 Tr(»ot;, TTijxvg. 
 
 ripotTTrtf^^to, f. &<T(o, to press upon, 
 op|)ress in addition to : fr. Trpo^, 
 
 TTl^Xo). 
 
 npomriXvaiJai, to be brought to 
 land, approach : fr. Trpot;, TrtX- 
 I'div or Tr(Xr////t, to bring to. 
 Th. Tr^Xrtt;, near. 
 
 n()OfTTr(7rr<o, to hapjien, fall out, 
 occur ; fall dow n before a per- 
 son, supplicate ; rush towards, 
 fall ui»on, attack, emlirac*', meet, 
 run to meet ; (with a dat.) f. 
 TTt(Tov}.iai, perf. Trpo(T7rfTrra;Ka, 
 a. 2. TrpotTf Trfdor, a. 2. part. act. 
 TrpntTTrfrrd;!', ovaa, or. Th. TrtV- 
 Tio, to fall. 
 
 ripotTTrtri'Etu, CJ, to fall down to 
 or at the feet t)f, fall upon or 
 against, adore: fr. tt* bg, TriTvu). 
 
 npo(T7rXtis«t', by sync, for Tr(»otr- 
 TTtXd^io, the same as the simide 
 TrXa'^tij, by sync, for TrtXtt's*./, to 
 apj)roach, come to. Th. TriXag. 
 Hence 
 
 npotTTrXatrror, o, //, accessible. 
 
 IIpotTTrXtt(T<Tt.>, 1. drrio, to paste or 
 stick on : fr. Trpot;, TrXaVtrw. 
 
 npotTTrXeoj, f, tvffofiai, to sail to 
 or towards : fr. tt^io^, TrXew. 
 
 i 
 
it 
 
 i 
 
 I 
 
 ripo 
 
 TIoo<T7rX»/j}0(«J, a>, f. axrw, to sup- 
 ply deficiencies, seivl reinforce- 
 iiieiits : fr. -rrpbg, ttXijoouj. 
 
 TTpo<T7rX wToc, r), or, navigable: fr. 
 
 n^offTrXaiw, Ion. for TrpoaTrXfw. 
 
 UpOdTTVSW, f. tlXTlO, poet. npO(T- 
 
 TTi'fiu;, to breathe or blow upon: 
 
 fr. TTpOg, TTI'tUi. 
 
 npocTTroiEo^at, ot'//ai, to procure 
 ft)r or claim to myself, gain, re- 
 duce to my power, gain over 
 to mvseU' conciliate ; pretend, 
 feign : fr. 
 JlpoffTTOUio, a>, f. i?Vw, the same ; 
 to add, annex, procure: fr. tt^oq. 
 TToiku). Hence 
 UooffTTohjaig, tojg, »'/, a claiming, 
 gain, pretence, feigning : & 
 
 J\pO<r7roit)TOQ, 6, //, & llpOffTTOl- 
 
 ijTog, f), or, feigned, pretended, 
 affected. 
 
 IlpotrTroXffitai, oi, f. t]«y(o, to wage 
 war against. Th. TroXf^of. 
 
 ITpofTTroXftu, w,to wait upon; mid. 
 to apprt)ach, come to : fr. 
 
 ITpofTTroXoe, 6, »'/, a servant, at- 
 tendant : fr. TT-poQ, ttoXew. 
 
 JlpoaTTOptvo^iai, to go to, ap- 
 proach ; f. m. fv(TOfxaij perf. 
 TrpotTTTtTTOptv^ai : fr. Trpbg, tto- 
 piuo^ai, to go, set out : fr. tto- 
 
 poi*. Th. TTiipOJ. 
 
 JlpoffTTopi^oj, f. (Ttu, to pro\'ide in 
 
 addition : fr. Trpoc, Tropi^w. 
 
 UpoffTTopTTdTOQ, o, »/, tixed or 
 
 bound to as with a clasp, clasped 
 
 to : fr. TTpbg, TrooTrato. 
 
 Tlpomrrauo, f. (no, the same as 
 th. TTTctiio, to strike against, be 
 defeated, offend. 
 
 Upo(JTTTi}(Tai, a. I. inf. act. of 
 7rpo<T(7rr/;/a, to ffy to: fr. Troog, 
 iTTTnpi, to tly, f. 7rTi}<no, a. 2. m. 
 iTtTdp.i]V «Sc Irrroixtjv. 
 
 np6(T7rruyjua, aroQj to, an em- 
 brace : fr. 
 
 UpomrTvcTiTu}, f. ?w, to fold, em- 
 brace ; mid. TrpoaTTTvfftro^ai, to 
 fold to myself, twine myself 
 round, salute in a friendly way, 
 speak to kindly, receive and f m- 
 brace in a friendly way. Th. 
 
 T\po(nrvn6o), Cj, to burn the more: 
 fr. TTpbg, TTVpou). 
 
 Upoapaii'uj, to sprinkle upon, 
 scatter upon, add ; f. pavut, a. 
 1. fppavay perf. TrpoakppayKa : 
 fr. Trpoc, paivM. 
 
 I]po<Tp£w, f. trfTw, to flow to- 
 wards ; flow to. Th. psw, to 
 flow. Also 
 
 n()0(Tptw, f. ^<Tw, to speak to. 
 Th. p'iuiy to say, 
 
 TlpoGpiiyvv^i, *^ Y\po(Tpi)<T(Joi, to 
 dash against, throw on the 
 ground ; f. ry^w, perf. irpoaip- 
 pTJxa, a. I. Tvpoa'ippn^^ '• ^i'- 
 TTpoe, pr]aaM or pijyvvixi. 
 
 Up6aptj(TiQj tuiQf >/, an address, 
 
 npo 
 
 salutation : fr. -rrpot;, p^ffic- 
 UpoTffaivio, f. ai'w, to fawn upon, 
 wheedle, soothe, flatter: fr. npbg, 
 
 aaivu). 
 Upo(T(T'^[iio, and mid. to reverence, 
 honour : fr. irpbg. <Tt^3iu. 
 
 np6(T(To9tv, for TrpoaijjOtv, before, 
 forward. 
 
 npo(T<Tra^w, to drop into or upon, 
 Dor. TTOTiyru^io, which see. 
 
 ITpo<Tffrtixw, f. ^w, to go to, ar- 
 rive at : fr. Trpog, ffTtjxio. 
 
 Upoffau), poet, for Trpoffw, before 
 one, in front, f«)rward ; on the 
 further side. Tli. vrpo, before. 
 
 UpoffTayfia, arog, to, a precept, 
 command : fr. Trpoffraffffw. 
 
 npo(TTa\(mrioptu>, w, f- i1<J^i ^^ 
 Juff'er more labours and hard- 
 ships : fr. TTpog, Ta'KaiTTiop'no. 
 
 npoara^ig, tiog, »'/, a decree, or- 
 dinance, command : fr. 7rpo<T- 
 
 UpoffrapaTTu), to disturb more. 
 Th. Tapdffffio or rro». 
 
 npoardg, ddog, i/, a vestibule, 
 porch, antechamber : «^^ 
 
 UooiTTaffia, ag, V/, a station in 
 trout, the dignity of a prefec- 
 ture ; care, charge, protection, 
 help ; authority ; patronage ; 
 show, pomp, retinue : fr. ttoo- 
 itTTtifii, to set over. Th. 'iaTiiju. 
 
 nuo(JTo<T(Tui or TToj, to ordaiu far- 
 tiler, delegate, order, command, 
 give directions to ; f. K^, perf. 
 TTpoariraxct, a. 1. TrpocriraKa, 
 perf. pass. TrpooTtray/iai, perf. 
 part. pass. TrpoaTtraypfvog, pi. 
 n. g. rd 7rpo(TTtTayp'tvay what 
 has been commanded. Th. rda- 
 <Tuj or TTto, to ordain. 
 UpoaTartia, ag, »'/, prefecture, 
 charge, protection, patronage : 
 
 fr. 
 
 npoOTctrti'io, f tvffio, or 
 
 Upoffra-tu), f. ijoio, to be set over, 
 preside, protect, defend : & 
 
 UpotTTciTijuiog, a, ov, presiding, 
 ya-otecting, tutelary : fr. 
 
 Upo(TTdTr]g, ov, Tlpo(TTaTt)p, iipog, 
 6, a president, prefect, magis- 
 trate, chief in any body of men, 
 patron : fr. TrpotffTrj^i. Hence 
 
 Upoardrig, icog, //, a patroness, 
 hostess, deaconess ; Phoebe is 
 so named, Rom. xvi. 1, who was 
 wont kindly to receive the Chris- 
 tians at her house. 
 
 UpoffTOTovi^Ti, dat. sing. part, 
 pres. fr. Trpoorarfw. 
 
 npocrTaTTo), see Tzpoordaau). 
 Upo<TTiQtig,kvTog,ii. l.pt.pass. & 
 UpoftTtQriOonai, y, trai, f. 1. ind. 
 pass, of 7rpo(Tr»0///xi. 
 npo(TTtixio, to advance, go before 
 or forward, approach. 
 npo<TrtX€w, f. taoj, to pay in ad- 
 dition : fr. TTpof, TtXkw. 
 UpoffT'eXXu). f. tXui, to cover or 
 
 IlPO 
 
 protect ; mid. to send any one 
 equipped into the held ; go or 
 travel onwards : fr. 7rp6, (xr* XXw. 
 nooffru'w, f. ivib, to lament or 
 groan beforehand : fr. 7rpo,(Tr£- 
 
 PU). 
 
 UpoffTtpvihog, 6, r/, applied he- 
 fore or in frtmt of the breast ; 
 lience UpoaTtpviCiov, ov, to, a 
 covering Vor the breast, breast- 
 plate : fr. TTpb, (TTtpvov. 
 UpoffTtprog, 6, >/, before the 
 breast : fr. the same. 
 npoffTspTTio, f. ypu). Dor. iroTiTfp- 
 TTio, to delight, charm : fr. Trpot;, 
 rspTTo*. 
 UpoffTeTayptvog, perf. part. pass, 
 of 7rpoffTda<Jio. 
 
 UpoffTiiKio, f.^w,to pour any thing 
 melted upon ; metaph. to flx or 
 stick to, settle to. Th. tiikw. 
 UponTrjvai, a. 2. inf. act. fr. Trpo- 
 i(TTt}pi,to set over, appouit. Th. 
 'inTi)iii ; f. ffTijffot, a. 2. taTTjr. 
 npoariOti^i, to place unto, put 
 to, annex, add, apply, imite ; 
 attribute, ascribe ; propose, im- 
 pose ; impf. act. 7rpoatriO/;i', & 
 in 3 sing. TrpnatTiUr} & ■Kpoairi- 
 9fi, as if fr. TrporrriOiu) ; f. Trpocr- 
 Oi)aoj, perf. TrpoffTtOiiKu, a. 1. 
 TTpoiTtBijKa, a. 2. irpoatOnv, a. 2. 
 imper. act. TrpoaUig, a. 2. int. 
 7rpo<T0«7vat, a. 2. part. act. 7rpo(r- 
 9ftg, tiffa, €J'. UpoffTiBifiai, to 
 unite myself to, agree 'with, con- 
 sent unto, favour, devote my- 
 self unto, obey ; a. 1. ind. pass. 
 7rp')atW0i;r, f. 1. pass. irpoaTi- 
 Ot'iao^tai, y, tToi, a. 2. m. Trooa- 
 (Otfitiv, (TO, to : fr. Trpoe, tiBi]- 
 fii, to place. 
 
 Upo(TTlXdu), C), f. r](Jii), to bespat' 
 ter with excrement : fr. Trpog, 
 rtXd(t). 
 ITpoffrT^iow, a», f. ■i)(no, to fine, 
 punish, condemn : fr. Trpoc, n- 
 ^dio. Hence 
 
 nporrnT/ »;/<«, (tTog, to, a fine, pu- 
 nishment, penalty. 
 Up6(TTlfiov, ov, TO, the same : fr 
 
 Trpog, Tifir]. 
 np<)(TTo/uoi', ro, the mouth of a 
 
 river : fr. irpo, oro/ia. 
 Upo(TTpayi{j^iu), ui, f. t'/tw, to ad- 
 dress' in theatrical style, magni- 
 fy by lofty language : fr. Trpot;, 
 rpayt^tCog. 
 Upo(TTpaTTUJi', oixra, or, one who 
 hath overturned a thing, and 
 reduced it in subjection to him- 
 self, a. 2. part. act. fr. 
 UpoaTptTTu), and mid. to turn to, 
 beg, beseech, pray, tailing on 
 the knees as a suppliant ; over- 
 throw. Th. TpsTTu}, to turn, a. 
 2. iTparroi', perf. m. rtrpoTra. 
 npodrptxwj to run to or towards, 
 agree to ; f. 0pf^a>, perf. rrpoa- 
 ieSpdfiriKa, a. 2. irpoa'tSpafiov, 
 
 llPO 
 
 a. 2. part. act. 7rpo(T^pafiojv, 
 ov(Ta, bv, pei'f. m. TrpocrCtdpofia. 
 Th. rp^xo. 
 
 rTpo(TrpT'/3w, f. \//w, to rub against 
 or upon, bruise; mid.7rpooTp«/3o- 
 fxai, to rub against, stamp or fix 
 upon, impress upon, inflict, dash 
 against, attach oneself closely to. 
 Th. Tpi[3u). Hence 
 
 npo(rrpr/i/;ia, arog, to, an afflic- 
 tion, reproach, stain. 
 
 Tlpo(TTp67raiog, & npoffrpoTroc, o, 
 7/, turned towards, suppliant : fr. 
 
 TTpOTrpf TTW. 
 
 npoffrpoTT/), iig, »/, supplication, 
 prayer : fr. the same. 
 
 no<'(Tri'7x«i^w,to light upon, meet 
 with, run to meet, obtain a thing, 
 give oneself up to a thing, come 
 up accidentally, happen : fr. 
 
 TTpbg, rvyx"''*^- 
 
 np6(TT(f)ov, ov, ro, a vestibule, 
 porch : fr. ttoo, (Trod. 
 
 npo(Tvi.ifii(ryio, to mix with or to- 
 gether before : ttoo, (Ti'/i/iiio-yw. 
 
 Upo(TvvoiK(M, f. r](Ti>j, to cohabit 
 with before marriage : fr. Trpo, 
 
 (TVVOlKeiO. 
 
 Tlpo(TVTrfSti^apti', 1 pi. a. 1. ind. 
 act. fr. TTpo(Tv7rodfiKi'vpi. 
 
 Upo(TvTroypd(p(t},{. i//tu, to delineate 
 moreover, imagine : fr. Trpot,', 
 V7roypd<pu). 
 
 UnocrvTrodtiKi'VUi, to show far- 
 ther : fr. TToot;, vTro^nKvvjxi. 
 
 Vlpo(TV7ro\uiivi](TKit>, to recall 
 moreover to one's recollection, 
 remind : fr. irpbg, vTrof-Ufivi]- 
 
 (TKUi. 
 
 Upo(Tv4'oio, w, to raise up, exalt 
 higher ; f. v\//tu<Ta> : fr. Trpot;, 
 v\l/6u). 
 
 npo(T<^aytoi/, ov, TO, (the same as 
 rb bxl/oi',) any thing eaten with 
 bread : fr. Trpog, (pdyiu. 
 
 npo(T0ay/xa, aTog, Tb, a previous 
 victim, off*ering : fr. 
 
 npofT0a^(u, f. K^, to slaughter or 
 off*er before : fr. ttoo, (Ttpd^io. 
 
 npo(T(paii'io, f. avio, to show to t)r 
 on ; ■7rpo(T(f>a(VOfiai, to aj)pear, 
 become visible ; come forward 
 and show oneself ; a. 2. pass. 
 Trpo<T60ai//j(Tav, they presented 
 themselves : fr. npbg, (paivoj. 
 
 lIp6(T0«(T0ai, inf. m. Ion t)f Trpoff- 
 pqfit, to accost, Od. "9 106. 
 
 TIpn(T(paTog, b, //, just said or 
 killed ; recent, new, fresh. 
 np6(T(pa7ov, adv. for v6w(TTi, 
 just now, lately, recently. From 
 TTpbg, (pdo), to si)eak, or to slay, 
 perf. pass. 7rf(pn^ai, aai, Tai. 
 
 T\po(T(p('iTTi», f. ^<o, = Trpo<T0a^w. 
 
 Y\po(T(pdTiog, cSc Ylp6(T(paTov, adv., 
 lately : fr. Trporr^arog. 
 
 npo<T0€p/)e, €ot:, b, »'/, like unto, 
 resembling, advantageous : fr. 
 
 ripoff^fpui, to bring to, add, pre- 
 sent, bring in, pay, off'er, admi- 
 
 llPO 
 
 nister, convey, aj)ply, make use 
 of ; mid. to take, (for example, 
 food) ; treat any person ; rush 
 upon, advance against ; engage 
 in contest ; join, unite one's self 
 to any one, agree, resemble ; 
 pres. imper. act. Trpoff^tpt, tru), 
 f. 7rpo(Toi(Tio, a. 1. Trpoar/rtyKra, 
 a. 2. 7ri)o(TtjveyKov, a. 1. pass. 
 Trpoo-i;i'£x0'?i', perf. m. irpomvi]- 
 voxfi, Att. for Trpo(Tijvoxci : fr. 
 Trpot;, 0sp(u. 
 
 npa(T(ptx)yoj, to fly to, fly to for 
 help, fly to the other side. Th. 
 (ptvyio; i'.(ptv^Ofiai,A.2.t(l>vyov. 
 
 nn6(T<pj]fit, to speak to, accost. 
 Th. (prjfxi. 
 
 Ilpo(T(p6^yyofiai, f. yKop.ai, to 
 speak to, accost, address, greet. 
 Th. (pOsyyofiai. Hence 
 
 np6(T(j)9fyixa, arog, ro, an address, 
 salutation : A: 
 
 r[po(T(p9eyKTbg, ov, b, »'/, accosted, 
 greeted ; greeting. 
 
 np()(T(p9tipw, Si ITpo(T006ipo/wa«, 
 to arrive at ; pounce upon to 
 one's cost, ruin oneself by inter- 
 course with : fr. Tzpbg, (pOeipu). 
 
 Up6(T(p9oyyog, b, »';, saluting, 
 greeting : fr. TrporT(p9iyyoixai. 
 
 \\po(r<pi\tia, ag, t), friendship : fr. 
 
 npoiT(pi\t)g, iog, b, i), dear, ami- 
 able, pleasing, fi-iendly, grateful: 
 fr. Trpoc, (piXog. 
 
 npo(T^iXoJg, adv., in a friendly 
 way, kimllv : fr. the preceding. 
 
 npoa(popd, dg, »/, an offering, t»b- 
 lation, gift, taking of food, food 
 itself ; rej)roach : fr. Trporr^f ptt». 
 
 npo(T0op£w, f. i/fftt;, to bring to or 
 in, contribute. Th. (pfpio. 
 
 npo(T0op r;/trt, arog, Tb, a gift, ob- 
 lation, ottering : fr. the above. 
 
 Up6(T<popog, 6, y), brought, import- 
 ed ; conducive, accommodated, 
 apt, ccmvenient ; suitable, like, 
 similar : fr. Trpotr^spto. 
 
 npo(T(l>vyiov, Tb,di npn(T(pvyt), tjg, 
 r'l, a refuge : fr. 7rpo(T(ptvyio. 
 
 llpo(T(l)VSu)g, Ion. for 7rpo(T(pvCjg. 
 
 n.po(T(pvr)g, eoc, b, »/, coalescing, 
 sticking close to ; implanted, in- 
 nate, suited by nature : fr. Trpocr- 
 
 (l>V(jJ. 
 
 Upo(T(pvXaKt), i)g, //, a guarding 
 against, watching by night ; for- 
 tification : fr. Trpog, (pvXaKi). 
 
 n.p6(T(pv^, vyog, b, i), one who 
 flies to a person, requiring his 
 help ; a fugitive ; client, de- 
 pendent : fr. 7rpo(T(pevyio. 
 
 Upooipvg, vera, sticking to, a. 2. 
 pt. act. of 7rp6(T(pvpi, to adhere. 
 
 np6(T(l)V(Tig, «tuc, y'l, a growing to, 
 adhesion : fr. 
 
 rTpo(T0iHu, to cause to grow upon; 
 f. v'(Tiu, pf. 7rpo(nri(f>vKa, I have 
 grown upon ; am joined unto, 
 cling to ; Trpo<T(pvop.ai, to grow 
 to or with, adhere to. Th. ^utu, 
 (557) 
 
 IJPO 
 
 to grow, a. 2. t(pvv, a. 2. part. 
 (pbg, fr. the obs. ^r/ij. 
 
 npo<T(^V(oc, fitly, becomingly, suit- 
 ably ; a<lv. fr. Trpon-^iw'/c. 
 
 ITpofr^wi/fa>, w, to call to, speak 
 to, address, pronounce ; f. r](TM, 
 perf. Trpo(T7rt0(iji'f/Kra, a. 1. ind. 
 act. TTpo(TKl>t'oi'ii(Tn : fr. Trpot,', 
 (pojvtii). Th. (pioi'ij. Hince 
 
 npoffipioi'i'itig, ]>oet. TToTKpwviing, 
 t(raa, iv, capable of speaking : 
 & 
 
 npo(T(pojyT]fia, arog, Tb, an ad- 
 dress, call. 
 
 npO<TX«XKtt'W, f. (TO), to fix or 
 weld on with iron : fr. Trpbg, 
 XaXKtiHo. 
 
 npo»Tx"P'sOf*«tj f« i(TOfiai, to gra- 
 tify, indulge, do a favour : fr. 
 7rf)bg, xcipi^of.iai Th. x"p^^- 
 
 npo(Tx^0o/ia«,to hold out, pretend, 
 the same as TrpoakxofJLai. Th. 
 
 Hp6(Txiipog, o, r), at hand : fr. 
 TTpbg, x^ip. 
 
 npotTx^w, to pour upon, sprinkle. 
 Th. x^w, to pour ; f. xt'"^*"- 
 
 llpotrx'//^") «^oc, Tb, a pretext ; 
 complexion, appearance ; splen- 
 dour, pomp, show, dignity, ho- 
 nour ; condition of a thing : fr. 
 TTpoc, (Txifpa. Th. tx*^- 
 
 np6(Txyg, 2 sing. a. 2 subj. act. 
 Trpo<Txtt»^, a. 2. infin. act. Trpo- 
 (Tx^<^9ai, a. 2. infin. m. Trporrx'*^''? 
 ovTog, a. 2. part. act. of TrpoJ^w. 
 Th. tx^J, to have ; f. €^u>, a. 2. 
 ttrxoi'. 
 
 ITpoo-xovrfr, having applied their 
 
 mind, a. 2. part. fr. Trpo^tx^j ^y 
 euphony fi)r Trpo(T(Jxbi'Tig. 
 
 Ylpo(rxbco, Trponxiovrvijj & Trpo- 
 (Txw»'v{'^t,f.(u<T(j>,tolay inalieap, 
 fortify by throwing up an em- 
 bankment : fr. TTpbg, X"^i '*^ 
 X<i^vvv(o. 
 
 ripotrxpy^tu, f. y(Tio, to desire or 
 want farther or in addition : fr. 
 
 '^pbg, XP'J^^'^- 
 U(t6(Txv(Jig, tivg, i), a sprinkling 
 
 upon : fr. 
 npofTxi'to, to pour upon or over ; 
 
 f. v'tTtu, perf. Trpo(rK-tx'''^«j perf. 
 
 pass. Trpo(TK€x'7'"*» *^"^» ^^'- • ^^'• 
 
 TTpbg, X''^'^i >^ame as x***'. 
 npb(Tx<ofia, aTog, rb, a mound of 
 
 earth, earth and mud heape<l 
 
 together by a river : fr. perf. 
 
 pass, of Trpotrx''^^'^''^*^* 
 
 npofTxuipeu*, at, to come near, 
 yield, give up, betake oneself t'>, 
 be a neighbour, surrender one- 
 self to, enter into an obligation, 
 assign. Th. x'''Pft«;, f. j](Tot. 
 
 Up6(TxoJpog, 6, i). neighbouring, 
 bordering on. Th. xt«'poc. 
 
 Upo(T^avu), to touch, feel, touch 
 slightly ; f. auTw, perf. TTpo(T- 
 kxpauKa : fr. Trpoc, i/'autu, same 
 as i|/att». 
 
llPO 
 
 TTpofTw, adv., before, in front ; 
 
 forwards ; on the furtlier side, 
 
 beyond, at a distance, far off. 
 
 Tli. TTob, before. 
 
 TTooT(.'.^»ji,N fo*;, o, »/, fetid, siiiik- 
 
 hvx : fr. 7rnb(;, oK<o., to smell, f. 
 
 oZ»7T(.>, ]>erf. m. <I»ra : but 
 npocTffi^/jC. tog, 6, ./, swollen : fr. 
 
 TTooc, n'lckto, to swell. 
 Uprd'-J^ia, ag, »/, accent, accen 
 
 tuation ;pr<>sudii: fr. ttooc;, 'f>^'/. 
 
 a sonjj. Th. ati^oj. 
 Upo7,pcbQ, ov, b, //, harmonizing, 
 
 aeeordin-; or agreeing with : fr. 
 
 the same. 
 Tlpnff.oOibjy w, f. 0)9 nm,) Si M<T(o, 
 
 to impel, urge forward : fr. Truof, 
 
 mOsoj. 
 Ur.offon'fofiai, or/mt, to buy in 
 
 addition. Th. (oi'H)/trtj. 
 l]nomo7rn(n, by metii])!. for Trpoff- 
 
 (OTTOIQ, dat. pi. fr. TTOOffiOTTOV. 
 
 UporrioTrtXov, ov, to, a inask, dis- 
 guise, pretext : fr. 7rp6(T(OTTov. 
 
 TLoofrMToXij-rrTHo, u), f. //Tfti, to 
 regard the appearance, respect 
 the person : fr. 
 
 npo(T(,j7roX//7rr;;c, ov, o, one who 
 attends to appearance, (that is. 
 is moved by outward things ;) 
 a respecter of persons : ^ fr. 
 TrpofTiuTTOJ', \afil5avio, f. \f]-^o- 
 
 nno(Tio7ro\tiypia. ag, »/, an accept- 
 ing of appearance, respect of 
 person : fr. the same. 
 
 UnoffojTTOv, ov, rb, the face, coun- 
 tenance, that which is about tht> 
 eyes ; the asi)ect, look, appear- 
 ance ; external distinctions ; a 
 person ; a character or part in 
 a play ; a mask worn^ by a per- 
 former ; /3\£7rfU' n'g Trpocriu- 
 TTOi^ Xiifijidrtii' TrpoffioTTov, to 
 regard tlie person, i. e. the 
 rank or station ; TrpomoTrov 
 TTobg TTpi'xTojTTov, 1 Cor. xiii. 12, 
 face to fiice (i. e. openly) ; U 
 TToXXwM TrpoTwTTwi', 2 Cor. i. 11, 
 by many persons (i. e. inen); 
 TToo TTporrioTrov rTfg tlcrocov nu- 
 rov. Acts xiii. 24, before the 
 face of his entrance (i. e. before 
 his coming). It is also taken 
 for the front of a hoiise : fr. 
 TTOOC, w;|/, an eye. Th. o7rro/iai. 
 npo'JivnuTroua, ag, ?/, the feign- 
 ing of a person or thing, Lat. 
 prosopopopia, or personification, 
 a figure of speech : fr. Trpoauj- 
 
 TTOV, TTOUiO. 
 
 Upo(TiopiJiin9r](fciv, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. 
 
 pass, of TToocTopniZofiai, to come 
 
 into harbour ; f. m. iaofiai, perf. 
 
 pass. 7rpofru)pfiir<Tf.ini; a. 1. pass. 
 
 rrpofTi.jpixi'^Ouv : fr. irpbg, up- 
 
 pi^it), to draw a ship on shore. 
 
 Th. opiiog. 
 JlpooioTaTUj adv., very far, su- 
 
 perl. & 
 
 npo 
 
 Ylpoauyrarog, rj, ov, foremost, 
 who has proceeded farthest ; 
 superl. fr. Trpoaio. Hence 
 
 UpofftoraTu}, adv., very far. 
 
 Upo(Tu)rfiu-g. a, ov, one who has 
 advanced farther ; comp. fr. 
 
 TrpofTW. 
 
 UporrojTfpio, adv., farther on, be- 
 yond : fr. the ])receding. 
 
 ripoTa>0t\f w, w, f. t'lfTio, to aid far- 
 ther, assist : fr. -rrpbg, w^tXt'o. 
 Hence 
 
 Wpoffiotp's^TJiJa, nroc, to, addi- 
 tional aid, further help : I's: 
 
 \]pn(no(pi\r)(ng, tojg, t), additional 
 aid, service. 
 
 \\po(To)x9ifTa, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 7rpo(Tox9iKi'>, to be angry at ; f. 
 ifTio, perf. 7rio(T('ox9iKu. Th. ox* 
 Ofa>, to V)e angry at. 
 
 nporau^i, before, in front : fr. 
 
 TVpO. 
 
 UpoTaiAUiHo, f fvrro), to store up 
 lleforeliand : fr. tt./OO, Taf.iitvio. 
 
 UpoTafioinv, sliould cut or plough 
 lip first, a. 2. opt. m. of Trpore/i- 
 
 JHO, to cut off. Th. THll'iO, to 
 
 cut, divide, f. 2. ra/itai, a. 2. 
 
 trrtjuov, perf. m. TiTopn. 
 UpoTapvJt^, having cut off, a. 2. 
 
 part. act. of the same. 
 llpoTnpjieio, u), to fear before or 
 
 for : fr. ttoo, Tap^^iu}. 
 UpoTupixfiVto, f. HW(u,tosalt pre- 
 
 viously : fr. Trpo, r«<)ix£«''a». 
 UpoTctmg, nog, //, a proposition, 
 
 antecedent, argument, beginning 
 
 of a drama : fr. TruoTiii'io. 
 Uporciffffio or ttio, to station be- 
 
 fore,arrangeorappoint previous- 
 ly, fore-ordain ; f. K^), perf. ttoo- 
 rfra^a, perf. i)ass. Trpo-tTay- 
 
 pai, perf. part. pass. Trportray- 
 
 p'ivog, T), ov : fr. Trpo, TutrrjM. 
 riportt^fig, ti(ja, n-, a. 1. part. 
 jmss. of 'jrpnTi9t]^i, to jn-opose ; 
 7rpoTs9r]Ka, for TrporlOftica, perf. 
 act. Th. Ti9nfit. 
 
 UpoTfivio, to stretch forth or be- 
 fore, extend, widen, produce, 
 hold out, carry before one, de- 
 liver, present, propose ; f. tvoj, 
 a. 1. TTpo'tTfiva, a. 1. part. Trpo- 
 Tsivag, avTog, perf. Trporeraica. 
 Th. Tiivii). 
 
 lIporfix«^«>, f. «'^t«>» to secure by 
 a wall, defend with a bulwark. 
 Th. Ttix^ig. 
 
 riporf ixi<T/ia, UTOC, Tb, a bulwark, 
 fortress : fr. perf. pass, of pre- 
 ced. 
 
 ITportXftrt, wv, ra, preparatory 
 or preliminary sacrifices : fr. 
 TTpO, TS^og. 
 
 UpoTtXtvTau), a, f. r}(TU), to die 
 fii-st or before: fr. Trpo, TiXtv- 
 Taoj. 
 
 nportXfw, w, f. £o-(u, to pay be 
 forehand, initiate, give first : 
 
 & 
 
 (558) 
 
 ripo 
 
 UooTtM^u), f. i<Tu}, to prepare be- 
 fi)rehand, initiate by a sacrifice : 
 
 fr. TTpO, TtXiiO. 
 
 ITnorf/tf I'jrr/m, rrroc- to, the porch 
 
 of a t«Mnple : fr. ttoo, T^ptvog. 
 nporf/tJ'oi, f. TrpoTfUM, to cut up 
 
 tile groimd, cut off, cut along, 
 
 earve : fr. ttoo, Tfpi'io. 
 npoTtrijg, iog, o, ?/, stretched 
 
 before or forth, extended : fr. 
 
 Trp tTtivio. 
 UpoTti'9tvu), f. aoj, to taste be- 
 
 f()rehand or before others : fr. 
 
 TTpO, Ttv9i.Vlf}. 
 
 UpoTtpa, (sc. vp'ipci,) the day be- 
 fore : fr. TTporfpoC- 
 
 nporfpaToc, a, ov, the former, 
 preceding, on the day before : 
 & 
 
 UpoTip'fu), ot, f. r/T<^> ^^ S^ or be 
 before, outrun, compier, antici- 
 pate : fr. TrpoTfDog. 
 
 UpoTtptjytvi)g, fog, 6, //, elder- 
 born': fr, TTpOTtpitg, yiyvopai. 
 
 UpoTspnfia, aTog, to, precedence, 
 a privilege, prerogative ; advan- 
 taiie ; victory : fr. irpoTtp'tio. 
 
 TlpoTipov, adv., before, sooner, 
 rather : fr. 
 
 nporfpoc, a, ov, before, earlier, 
 former, sujierior. Th. Trpo. 
 
 UpoTtpu), log, &i wfTf, adv., before, 
 further ; formerly : fr. the pre- 
 ce<ling. 
 
 nportrtix'T/iat, perf. pass. fr. 
 
 7rpor£ix(^<t'. 
 npoTtv)(opni,\\orf.u\f. pass, ttoo- 
 
 TtTVx9(ii,^o '"'i^'*^ '^^t-n done be- 
 fore : fr. Trpo, rf»''x<o. 
 
 riporj, the same as Trpoc, Dor. 
 
 nporiaTrrw, Dor. for TrponairTu), 
 to bind on, force, fasten ; at- 
 tribute, ascribe to : fr. Trpbg, 
 
 UTTTIO. 
 
 TTpori/:{aXX£at, Dor. & Ion. for 
 TrpoffjiaWT], 2 sing, pres. subj. 
 pass, of Trpoflr/3rtXX«t», to attack : 
 fr. TTpoc, (iaXXio, t » cast, f. aXui, 
 ]>erf. l^'^iXriKa, a. 2. ifiaXov, perf. 
 m. j3i/3oXft. 
 
 UpoTi^fyfjierog, Dor. & TEol. for 
 TrpofT^t<^£y/xf j'ocperf. part. pass, 
 of TTporrotx"/'"^' ^" admit, wait 
 for. ' Th. o«x'7'"'» t" t«'il^e. 
 
 riporutCfiv, Dor. for Trpoatidtiv, 
 to behold, pres. infin. act. fi*. 
 
 Vp0<TfiC(O. 
 
 npoTitiXuv, pres. inf. of Trport- 
 nXtu), Dor. for TrpofftiXtw. Th. 
 tiXito, to turn. 
 
 nporttXav, in the same manner 
 for TTpoatXtiv, a. 2. inf. of Trpoo-- 
 aipsM. Th. a'loiio, to take, f. 
 I'/rruj, perf. ypr)Ka, a. 2. tlXov. 
 
 npori0///n, to set or place before, 
 propose, expose, hold out, carry 
 V>efore ; recommend, publish ; 
 prefer ; mid. to place before 
 one's self ; resolve, appoint, de- 
 cree ; offer to the public gaze, 
 
 11 PO 
 
 expose, exhibit ; use a pretext ; 
 f. Trpo9i]<Tit), perf. TrpoTiQiiKa, a. 
 2. m. TrpofQtpijv, (xo to. Th. 
 Ti9t}i.n. 
 
 noortpi'irrrTu), Dor. for ■:rporrpa(T- 
 aut,U) touch lightly. Th. /tno-fTw, 
 or TT^o, to bruise, touch, f. 4w. 
 
 Uporlfiaio, w, f. JifTu), to regard 
 as sujjerior, honour above ano- 
 ther, prefer, care for, think wor- 
 thy, esteem : fr. Trpo, tijjioho. 
 Th. Tiio. 
 
 TlpoTtpvO'sopai, Dor. for rrpocrp.y 
 to accost. 
 
 TlpoTLoernopaif to look on, fore- 
 bode, suspect. Dor. for Trpotroa- 
 ffopai, or Al,o\. for Trpo(T()Trro/i«t, 
 Th. oTTTopai, to see, f. ^opai. 
 Others derive it fr. baaop-ai, to 
 divine. Th. o<r<ra, rjg, »), a voice, 
 omen. 
 
 Iloorioj, f. ~iait), to honour before 
 or more : ir. Trpo, Tiut. 
 
 YlpoTp-timg, tiog, »'/, the act of cut- 
 ting off, any thing cut off ; the 
 navel, 11. A. 424. since imme- 
 diately at their birth the navel 
 is accustomed to be cut off from 
 infants : fr. TrpoTepvoj. 
 
 Yl'-toToXpauj, C), f. i](TD}, to venture 
 first : fr. 7rp6, ToXpcuo. 
 
 UpoTofit), ijg, »'/, the elfigy or like- 
 ne.ss of a man as far as the waist, 
 bust; prow; TrpoTujial are said 
 to be faces of creatures wanting 
 reason ; TrpoaioTra, of human 
 creatures : fr. Trporspvoj. 
 
 riporoj'oc, ov, o, or -ov, ov, to, 
 the rope reaching from the mast 
 to the prow, the stay ; a cable. 
 Th. Ttivoj, to stretch, pf. m. tb- 
 Tova ; whence Tovog, a stretch- 
 ing. 
 
 JlpuTuu, sooner, before this ; Trpo 
 
 TOVTOV TOV XPO^'OV. 
 
 IlpoTptTTTiKbg, »), bv, encouraging, 
 hortatory : fr. 
 
 IIporpETTiu, to turn forward, urge 
 on one that stops and delays, 
 persuade, exhort, encourage ; 
 mid. to submit to ; admonish ; 
 f. ^(u, perf. TtTpt<pa, a. 1. m. 
 trpixj/apqv, a», OTo. Th. TpETTu). 
 
 UpoTp'txiti, to run hefore, outrun, 
 outstrip ; f. 1. m. Opt^of-iai, f. 2. 
 m. Spafioupai, a. 2. eCpafiov, pf. 
 StCpdpqica. Th. Tpfx^- 
 
 npor^irrt,adv. three days before: 
 fr. Trpo, TpiTog. 
 
 UpoTpoTTCLCtiv <poj3Eiff9ai, is said 
 of persons who Hy with the great- 
 est speed, turning their backs to 
 the enemy : fr. TrporpfTrtu. 
 
 JlpoTpoTTi), fjg, y), an exhortation, 
 encouragement, incitement : fr. 
 TrporpeTrw. 
 
 UpoTvTTTio, f. i|/w, to strike or 
 push forward, press on or for- 
 ward, land : fr. Trpo, tvtttu). 
 
 UpoTvxbv, ovTog, to, for Traparu- 
 
 11 PO 
 
 Xbv, anything pre.senting itself 
 to, or falling in one's way acci- 
 dentally. Th. Tvyx^vM, to be. 
 
 npovfSaXtv, lie cast away, l>y 
 Att. syiueresis for Tr()oj/3a\f r. li 
 sing. a. 2. act. of TrnoiiuXXio. 
 
 npovjSi}, in the same manner for 
 Trpo6/3//, 'A sing. a. 2. ind. act. of 
 TTpoiicui^oj, to advance. 
 
 ripovypa'pij by Att. synaeresis for 
 TTpokypucpe, li sing. impf. act. ol 
 Trpoypa0t..», to write before. 
 
 Upov^icu^uTo, in the same man- 
 ner for TrputCicd^aro, 3 s. a. 1 . 
 m. of TrpuiiSdcTKo), to teach fii*st. 
 
 UpovCujKdg, in the same manner 
 for TrposCivKag, 2 sing. a. 1. ind. 
 act. fr. TTpoCiSujpi, to betray. 
 
 Upou9cTo, in the same manner 
 for 7rpoi9eTo, 3 s. a. 2. ind. m. & 
 
 IIpou9i]Kei', in the same manner 
 for 7rput9iiKtv, 3 sing. a. I. ind. 
 act. of 7TpoTi9)]i.u, to proi)ose. 
 
 npovKsiTOf lie lay before, Att. for 
 Trpofifftro, 3 sing, imperf. fr. 
 TrpoKiipai, f. Ktifxofini. 
 
 npovKtxiop{]Kti(T(ii', Att. f(n' Trpo- 
 iKi x<»>pi]KU(Tav, 3 ])1. plupf. of 
 Tzpoxiop'fii), to depart. 
 
 l\povKivCivi'ivtv,\\\ the same man- 
 ner for TrpotKivcvvtvtv, 3 sing. 
 impf. of TrpoKivCvvivit), to expt)se 
 one's self to danger in defence 
 of another. Th. tciicvvog. 
 
 nPOV'NH, i]g, >'/, Lat. pruuii,^, a 
 plum-tree. 
 
 ripoi/i'iicoc, ov, b, a porter, hire- 
 ling, troublesome i)erson ; las- 
 civious, wanton : fr. ttoo, ti'tiKio. 
 
 Ylpov^imimi', he conciliated, Att. 
 for TTpot^fvtiatv, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 ind. act. of Trpo^tvtoj. 
 
 npo'vTrdyi)}, f. d^u), whence Trpo- 
 VTrdyopcu, inf. 7rpo'v7rdytrT9at, to 
 withdraw by stealth previously, 
 bring under before, be before- 
 hand in subjecting : fr. Trpo, 
 inrdyu). 
 
 npovrrapKiQi ewC, V, pre-exist- 
 ence : f r. 
 
 IIpoi)7ra()xw, to exist before, pre- 
 exist, j>recede, be beforehand in 
 liberality, anticipate, begin ; im- 
 perf. act. Trpoi)7r»}px<>J', f. K<o, 
 perf. Trpoi)Trr/px« '• fr. Trpo, tWap- 
 Xfo, to be. Th. «()X'7' 
 
 npovTrttX//0uTn', 3 ])l. perf. ind. 
 Att. : fr. Trpo, tTri, XapjSdi'io, 
 to take, f. Xi'ixpopaif perf. Att. 
 fiXf/^a, a. 2. tXa^iov. 
 
 npov7rtix\l'av, by Att. syntercsis 
 for ■7rpoB7rfp\p(iv, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. 
 act. of TrpoTTf/iTTu), to send be- 
 fore, c<mduct. Th. Trf/xTTw. 
 
 Tlpovrrripynkva, Tii, benefits be- 
 fore conferred on any one, n. g. 
 perf. part. pass. & 
 
 npoi)7rrypK:rai, 3 sing. perf. md. 
 pass. 6i 
 
 UoouTTijoxov, impf. ind. act. of 
 (559) 
 
 IlPO 
 
 Trpoi'TTapxw. 
 
 npoi;7rt(Txi'fo/iai, ovfiaij to pro- 
 mise l)eforehand : fr. Trpo, VTria- 
 XJ'H>/<at. 
 
 WpoVTiitKtipai, to be previously 
 submitted, he presupposed, pre- 
 exist : fr. Trpo, inroKtipai. 
 
 npoi)7rori9///fi, f. //tw, to presup- 
 pose, premi-.e : fr. Trpo, viruTi- 
 9i}f.n. 
 
 Wpo'vTiOtpaivio, f. ai'u), to preslg- 
 nify : fr. Trpo, v7ru<paii>io. 
 
 IIpoDTrrot,", for TrpooTrrof, o, >'/, 
 placed before the eyes, mani- 
 fest : fr. Trpo, birropai. 
 
 Upovpyiairepov, better, more use- 
 ful, more ancient : fr. Trpor()yoj>, 
 for Trpo tpyoi', worth one's while, 
 worth attention, to the purpose; 
 Trpoppyou Ti TToitiu, to gain 
 something. Th. toyor. 
 
 ripovpyov, see the preceding. 
 
 llpovri9ti, Att. for T^potriBei, 3 
 sing. hnpf. act. of TrponOiiu, to 
 proi)ose, for -poTi9i\ni. 
 
 II()oyrp€TrfTO, by Att. synaeresis 
 for TrpoirptTTfro, 3 sing. impf. 
 pa.ss. of Trporpi 7r(t», to urge for- 
 ward, enc<turage. Th. Tpkiroj. 
 
 WpovTv^av, in the same manner 
 for TrpoETVipav, 3 pi. a. I. ind. 
 
 act. of TrpOTVTTTUJ, f. XpiO. 
 
 Upov^ttXtg, Att. for 7rpoo<peiXegy 
 thou didst owe. Ion. for Trpo- 
 w^tiXtg, 2 sing. impf. fr. Trpo- 
 o(pti\u), to owe, f. i](Tit). 
 
 Up<)v<pi(TTaiiai, the same as 
 
 IIp('ii^/(Trr//tit, to precede, be be- 
 fore, pre-exist; f. Trpoi;7rooTi)<Tw: 
 fr. Trpo, vnb, 'taTiip.i, to stand. 
 
 Ilpovxtiv, for Trpo«x£U^> pres. inf. 
 of TrpoJx<«>j to excel. Th. tx***- 
 
 IIpoyxoJTo, ft)r Trpo£/x"''^o ; fr. 
 
 npo»''x<A', contr. for Trp(»fx'^j to 
 excel. Th. tx^o, to have. 
 
 Hpo^iiyw, to eat before : fr. Trpo, 
 (pdyio. 
 
 Ilno(pitivio, to show beforehand, 
 hold f(»rth, display, signify, tell, 
 ju'edict; shine before, shine forth, 
 appear, become conspicuous ; 
 also in mid. Th. 0au'u;, f. avui, 
 a. 1. t(^>i]va, a. 2. t<pavoi'. 
 
 ITpo^ory, 3 i>ers. sing. a. 2. subj. 
 pass, of the preceding. 
 
 llijo^avtjg, tog, b, y, appearing 
 before or beforehand, perspicu- 
 ous, ccmspicuous, manifest, illus- 
 trious ; iK TOV TTpo^aroT'^, ma- 
 nifestly : fr. Trpo^aii'iu. 
 
 npo(pavia, ag, //, conspicuous- 
 ness, clearness : fi*. Trpotpaviig. 
 
 VlootpavTov, ovy TO, an oracle : 
 fr. 
 
 np(')(pavTog, o, »/, the same as 
 Trpo^ai'//(;, manifest, eminent, 
 conspicuous, foreshown, fore- 
 told : fr. Trpo, ^aivu). 
 
 ripo^arCJgf adv., openly, clearly : 
 fr. TTpo^avTjg 
 
I 
 
 
 ripo 
 
 Tlpo(paaiL,ofxaif f. irrofiai, to feign 
 excuses ; pretend, excuse : fr. 
 
 npt'xpanit:, lujg, »'/, a plea, pretext, 
 excuse, evasion, cause, occasion ; 
 symptom : fi'. 7rp60/;/ii or Trpo- 
 
 n(^o0a(Ti(TrtK6c, Vy ov, fonil of ex- 
 cuses ; invented, spoken in ex- 
 cuse : fr. TTpo^acrj^o/iai. 
 
 Iloo^dVac, a, Dor. for 7rpo^r;r»/(.', 
 ov, o, a prophet. 
 
 npofarot:, o, »/, pronounced, pro- 
 claimed : fr. TTpoipr]^*. 
 
 Upo(l>sp>ig, 60C, o, »}, advanced iu 
 years, excellent, superior, pre- 
 ferable ; precocious ; conipar. 
 
 7rpo0eu£<Tr£poc, superl. 7rpo<^€ 
 piararog & Trpo^sprarot; : fr. 
 7rpo0fpoiJ. 
 
 npo^fpyfft, 3 pers. sing. pres. 
 subj.'act. for irpoipfpy, by parag. 
 of (Ti ; fr. 
 
 Upo<p^po), to draw forth, bring 
 forward, produce, exhibit, show, 
 propose, ofter ; reproach, ob- 
 ject ; utter, pronounce, publish ; 
 excel, have the pre-einiuence ; 
 advance ; commission, com- 
 mand : fr. TTpo, (pspo), to bear, f. 
 oiffio, a. 1. yvtyKa. 
 
 npo^ftryw, a. 2. 7rpok(pvYov, to 
 flee before or from, escape, 
 avoid : fr. rrpb, (ptvyut. 
 
 npo0jj/it, to say beforehand, fore- 
 tell, a. 2. 7rpof:<piji' • fr- TTpo, (plf^^- 
 
 Upo(pnTtia, ag, ?'/, the prophetic 
 othce ; a prophecy, prediction : 
 
 lIpo<pr}Tfvu), to foretell what is to 
 come, prophesy : in N. T. to in- 
 terpret prophecies and other 
 sayings of the Holy Spirit ; in- 
 struct in religion, preach ; f. 
 £V(Ta>, a. 1. 7rpoe(pf)Ttvna, a. 1. 
 imper. act. TrpoiprjTtvaoi', utuj : 
 
 fr- 
 Upo<pi]Tr}Q, ov, 6, a prophet, an in- 
 terpreter of the prophets, in- 
 spired teacher, preacher, public 
 speaker ; poet : fr. 7rp6, (prjui 
 JIpo(ptiTiKbg, t), 6v, prophetic: fr. 
 
 the preceding. 
 lluo(pi}TiQ, iSog, y), prophetess : 
 
 fr. the same. 
 npoipOa'viOj to be beforehand, an- 
 ticipate ; f. TTpotpOdnoj, perf. Trpo- 
 sipOaKn, a. 1. irpokipdatja, a. 2. 
 'Kpok(pQr]v, contr. TTpo\)<p9i]V : fr. 
 TTpo, (pOcivu). 
 npo0of3fo/iai, ou/iat, to fear or 
 entertain apprehensions before- 
 hand : fr. TTpo, 0of3£u>. 
 np(>^o/3»;TiK:6t,-, »), bv, given to 
 fear too soon, fearful of the 
 future : fr. ttoo, ^o/Stw. 
 JIpo<poiTd(jj, ui, f J7<Ta>, to wander 
 
 abroad : fr. 7rp6, (poircno. 
 Ilpo^opd, CLQ, V/, utterance, pro 
 nunciation ; an expression, pro 
 posal J reproach : fr. Trpo^spw. 
 
 npo 
 
 npo0opfo/i«t, ouftai, to run up 
 and down, weary oneself there- 
 by : fr. TTpo, <popf.oj. 
 
 npo0optKo<;, /), 01% pronounced, 
 set forth, expressive : fr. irpo- 
 <pQod. 
 
 rTpu<?6w(T('£, forward, to the light, 
 11. n. 188. Al. TTpo <p6uJ<TCt. 
 
 np6<pp(iypa,aT0Q, to, a fence, re- 
 doubt : fr. Trpo, ^pdrrcrtu. 
 
 npo0pd^o>,to foretell, declare be- 
 fore. Th. 0pdi^tu. 
 
 np6<ppa<Taa, rig, >/, willing, ready *, 
 well-disposed, kind : fr. Trpo- 
 
 <l>piOV. 
 
 npo<pp6v(t)g, adv., poet. Trpo<ppo- 
 rsojg, of a willing mind, readily, 
 ]>romptly : fr. 
 
 llpixppiov, ovog, 6, »/, prudent, 
 considerate, inclined, ready, 
 well-disposed : fr. rrpb, <ppt}V. 
 
 nuo(pvyHV, a. 2. inf. act. fr. ttoo- 
 ^ivyui, to escape. Th. (ptvyo), to 
 fly, f. 0fy^w, a. 2. t(pvyov. 
 
 Upoipvymg, 2 sing. a. 2. opt. act. 
 of the same. 
 
 n.po(pv\aKt), Tjg, //,a watch, senti- 
 nel, advanced guard, outpost, 
 garrison, precaution: fr. Trpo- 
 ^vXdaffitt. Hence 
 np()0i'/\a»ciV, idog, t), (sc. vaug,) a 
 ship stationed to observe the 
 enemy, guardship. 
 
 UpucpvXaK, aKog, 6, a sentinel or 
 guard in front, appointed to de- 
 fend : fr. Trpo, (pi'iXaK. 
 npo0i'\d(T(Tu>, or drru>, to keep 
 watch before, stand sentinel in 
 front of a station, bo on one's 
 guard, beware, look forward, 
 guard, keep ; f. ^lu, perf. Trpmrt- 
 0t;Xax«'- fr. Trpo, 0yXdrr(u. 
 npotpvpdu), u), f. dVw, to mix up 
 before, prepare : fr. Trpo, 0u- 
 pdio. 
 npo^vTtvuj,i. au),io plant before : 
 
 fr. TTpo, <pvTlViii. 
 
 Up6<pv^i, to be or exist before; 
 a. 2. contr. irpovtpvv ; fr. Trpo, 
 
 (pvpi. 
 npo<pu}v'Ho, u>, f. hcfio, to speak 
 
 before others, warn, speak out : 
 
 fr. Trpo, 0a>j'8w. 
 npoxaipw, to rejoice, farewell ; 3 
 
 sing. pres. imper. Trpox«tp«»'«*>, 
 
 far be it from me : fr. Trpo, 
 
 Xaipoi. 
 
 npoX«i^';, i]Q, V, a pretext : fr. 
 7rpot\io. 
 
 npox««pt^o/iat, to make ready ; 
 produce, bring to hand ; choose, 
 appoint a person to do anything, 
 mark out, appoint ; anticipate, 
 do before everything else ; un- 
 dertake, purpose ; pass, to be 
 appointed ; f. iaonai, a. 1. m. 
 Trpoex£ipt<TdjLt7;v, a. 1. inf. m. 
 irpoxtunaaaOai : fr. Trpo, x*'" 
 pt^M. 
 
 npovetpoc, 6, >'/, that is at hand 
 (560) 
 
 IIPY 
 
 or in readiness, prepared : fr. 
 
 Trp6,xfip. ^ . 
 
 npoxftporovfw, to appomt .>r 
 elect beforehand, appoint over 
 or in preference to others ; f. 
 
 i)(Tio, perf. TrpoK-fx^'P"^"'"'''^"; 
 pf. pass. Trpo»f£\Hpor6i'»//«fH, pt. 
 part. pass. TrpoKtxupoToi'iip'svor, 
 appointed before : fr. ttoo, x*'" 
 poTovtit), to stretch out the hand : 
 
 tr. x^'9' Ttii'M. 
 npoxf*p<ft;,adv., easily, promptly : 
 
 Ir. Trpox"p<^e- 
 npox^oiTi, Dor. for Trpoxfoyrrt, 
 
 they pour out, 3 pi. pres. ind. 
 
 act. Th. x«w- 
 
 Up6xt>'^ia, arog, to, any thing 
 poured forth, a torrent : & 
 
 npox*^^'^' '*^t'' *'' profusion : fi-. 
 
 Ilpox^w, f- ti'(Tio, to pour forth, 
 pour out : fr. Tr()6, x^^- 
 
 np6x»'i', adv., on the knees ; ut- 
 terly : fr. Trpo, yow. 
 
 Upoxo'h VQ^ »'/» ^ fl<»wing of wa- 
 ter, stream ; alluvial dejtosition ; 
 mouth of a river ; inundation : 
 fr. Trpox^tu. 
 
 npoxotf, iCog, //, a large goblet ; 
 cliaujber-pot, dim. fr. 
 
 Upoxoog, or Upoxovg, ov, ?'/, a 
 pitcher, ewer, vessel to receive 
 water for the hands : fr. TrpoxH«>- 
 
 npoxopti'w, f. fft^5 to dance be- 
 fore : fr. Trpo, x^ptvu}. 
 
 npoxpt'tu, to anoint previously : 
 
 fr. Trpo, XP'^" 
 npoxi^roi, u}V, ol, (underst. k-oj- 
 Oai) consecrated meal sprinkled 
 on the heads «)f victims ; flowers 
 and fruits strewed in a person's 
 path as a mark of resi)ect : fr. 
 UpoxvTog, i], bv, poured before 
 or forth : fr. Trpox^w. 
 ripoxa'psw, w, f. »i'Tw, to move 
 forward, advance, increase, suc- 
 ceed, prosper ; often usctl imper- 
 sonally ; txw o Ti Trpoxwp*>"/' 
 whatever nii^ht be turned to 
 proHt, Xen. Th. x^P^^- Hence 
 npoxa»p'/M«j aTog, ro, excrement, 
 dung ; progress, success. 
 UpotjO'sw, u), f. loau) or wG^ffw, to 
 propel, drive, or push forward. 
 Th. w9fo,. 
 npou)^ai, or Trpow^ai, I may for- 
 sake, leave ahme, & in I ])!. 
 Trpow^ifOrt, a. 2. subj. m. of Trpo- 
 ir]^i. Th. Vj;^i, or ttu, to send, 
 npowpiffa, a. 1. ind. act. of Trpo- 
 
 opt^u). 
 npoujpMprjv, imperf. m. of Trpo- 
 
 ondio, u>, to look forward. 
 nPYAE'ES, u)v, oi, waiTiors, foot- 
 soldiers, an armed host. 
 Hpt-Xt^, idc, 7/. a dance V)y men 
 in arms : fr. the preceding. 
 npvfiva, Ion. -ij, rjc, »/, the stern, 
 poop, hinder part of a vessel ; 
 Trpvuvav Kpove(T9ai, to back 
 water. Th. Trpvfivdg. Hence 
 
 ITpvfivaiog, a, ov, pertaining to 
 the stern : & 
 
 UpvfivriOtv, adv., from the stern. 
 
 lJpvfivt)<Tiov, ov, rb, a rope to 
 fasten a vessel to the shore : 
 fr. 
 
 Upvui'tjTiog, a, ov, belonging to 
 the stern : fr. Trpy/ii^a. 
 
 T[pvjxvi}Tt)g, ov, 6, a pilot, steers* 
 man ; for 7rpvfivi)ntog : fr. 
 
 nPYMNO'S, »), 01', last, further- 
 most, hindex-most, extreme, low- 
 est : as if fr. Trtpa*;, an end, ex- 
 tremity : " fr. 7rfp/'a>, for Trepdw, 
 to brinjj to an end, whence Trt- 
 Trepvfitvog, Trepvfuvog, Treovfi- 
 vog, irpv^ivog.'^ Dannn. 
 
 Wpv^vovx^^g^ o, a steersman, 
 pilot ; ruler : fr. -Trpvura, tx^. 
 
 IIpj'^iNu, oog, I/, the name of a 
 woman ; as if, the last. 
 
 TipvfU'otptta, ag, >;, the foot or 
 bottom of a mountain : fr. Trpj'/i- 
 i6g, opog. 
 
 YJpvraj'iia, rd, gJigc-money, mo- 
 ney deposited in court by the 
 parties at law, as security for 
 the costs of suit: & 
 
 Upvravtia, ag. Ion. 7rpvTav}]tr), 
 rjg, »'/, the office npvrdvtiog, ot a 
 senator : & 
 
 IIorTcivHov, ov, TO, Ion. npvTa- 
 vifiov, the Prytaneum, a place 
 at Athens, in which the Pry- 
 tanes gave judgment ; also where 
 eminent public characters were 
 maintained at the public charge ; 
 a court, hall : & 
 
 YlpvTavtvio, f. cuaw, to be a Pry- 
 tanis, i. e. one of the presidents 
 of the senate of 500 ; preside, 
 rule, govern, administer : fr. 
 
 nPY'TANIS, tiog, b, a Pry tan is, 
 an Athenian senator, one of the 
 50 |)residents of the senate or 
 council of 500, who ruled in tlie 
 state during a tenth part of the 
 year ; a magistrate, adminis- 
 trator ; guardian, keeper ; pi. 
 Trpvrdviig, ace. sing. npvTaviv ; 
 also a proper name. 
 
 IIpw, Trp<fj, &. Trptp, Att. for Trpwt, 
 in the morning, early. 
 
 ITpwrti/, Dor. for 
 
 Ilpiotju, adv., the day before yes- 
 terday, a little before, recently, 
 lately, formerly : fr. Trpwi. 
 
 IlpioQt'iliqg, OV, 6, & II pioOtjfiog, 
 b, ?'/, in the prime of manhood, 
 full-grown, in early youth : fr. 
 Trpuirot;, »;/i»/. 
 
 TlpujOiiaTipog, beginning at the 
 wrong end ; & TrpioOvTTfpov, a 
 figure of speech called vrrTtpo- 
 TTpujTov, or i5<Trfpor Trportpov, 
 an inverted order of wonls. 
 
 nPUI*", in the morning ; adv. of 
 time, (opposed to 6\pe, in the 
 evening,) in season, early, be- 
 fore ; prematurely j lifjia Trpa/t, 
 
 npQ 
 
 at day-break ; compar. TrpoVai- 
 rfpoi', earlier ; superl. irpoiai- 
 TUTu, very early, at the first 
 dawn. 
 
 ripu^ia, ag, i), (understand lopa,) 
 the time of morning : see Trpw- 
 'iog. 
 
 II()a»V^a, before yesterday, not 
 very long ago, lately, premature- 
 ly, early ; adv. fr. Trptui. 
 
 npwWtv, adv. from the morning : 
 fr. the same. 
 
 ripioifiog, 0, y, in tlie morning, 
 early, seasonable, timely : & 
 
 Upvo'ivbg, i], bv, in the morning, 
 earlv : fr. the same. 
 
 llpuj'iug, contr. ITprpoc, a, ov, the 
 same : hence Trptui.'i,(viz. lopa,) 
 the time of morning ; TrpwVor, 
 the hour of morning ; also, one 
 who does a thing soon or speedi- 
 ly, early : fr. the same. 
 
 nP12KT0'2, ov, b, the haunch, 
 buttocks. 
 
 npu)v, lorbg, Si Tfpioojv, ovog, b, 
 for irpijiov, wvog, b, the peak of 
 a mountain, summit, promon- 
 tory. 
 
 ITp(u^, lOKbg, b, a dew-drop : fr. 
 Trpwi. 
 
 ripwoi'fc^ot, the summits of moun- 
 tains : fr. Trpumjv. 
 
 nPQ'PA, ag, »/, the prow, fore- 
 part of a ship ; a face : fr. Trpo. 
 
 YIputpdOfv, adv. from the prow or 
 fore-part. Th. Trpwpa. 
 
 UpiopaTtiiuj, to stan<l at the prow, 
 act as pilot's mate : fr. 
 
 npiopd'TifC, ov, b, Sl T[piopevg,ku)g, 
 b, a pilot's mate, under-steers- 
 man. Th. Trpwpa. 
 
 UpwTa, first, adv.: rd TTpuir a, for 
 01 TTpwTOi, 'E0e(Tiwi' rd Trpuira 
 ytyovoTig, Heliod. 1. p. 24 . tv- 
 yeveiag tu TTpatra bvTtg, 8. p. 
 350 : fr. Trpwrot;, first. Th. Trpo, 
 
 YlpoiTai, (jjv, ul, applied to a city, 
 which is the metropolis or ca- 
 pital of a coimtry. So E<I>ECK2N 
 nPflTQN ACIAC, on a coin of 
 Gallienus. Spanheim. 
 
 ripwrdypioi', TO, the first capture, 
 first-fruits of the chace : fr. TrptJ- 
 Tog, dypa. 
 
 npioTayon>i(TTt)g, ov, b, a first 
 combatant ; a principal actor : 
 fr. TrpuJTog, dywvL(TTrjg. 
 
 UpioTapxog, ov, b, a chief com- 
 mander : fr. TrpojTog, apx^}. 
 
 ripwrfiov, ov, TO, the first prize, 
 the palm ; the first rank ; go- 
 vernment : Ttt TTpojTtia, i.e. TrpcJ- 
 Ta, the first parts, the pre-emi- 
 nence : fr. TTUoirog. 
 
 UpioTiffiXag, a, b, Dor. for ITporc- 
 (TiXdog, ov, b, ProtesUaus. 
 
 IlpojTtvg, fog, 6, Proteus, a deity 
 of the sea. 
 
 TlpioTtvM, to liold the first place, 
 be chief ; f. iixrio, perf. TrtTrpw- 
 (561) 
 
 II PQ 
 
 TEVKa : fr. TrpuJTog. 
 UpioTtipoTrig, ov, b, one who 
 ploughs first : fr. Tr^xJroc, doooj. 
 
 npMTKTT for TTplOTlCTTa, alsO TTpW- 
 
 TicTTov, first, in the first ])lace, 
 chielly, adv. superl. fr. TrpaJror. 
 
 UpioTicTTog, 1), ov, the very first, 
 first of all, superl. fr. Trpiorog. 
 
 npioTof^aOptu), (J, to advance to 
 the first place or seat ; f. j/o-w, 
 
 a. 1. t7rpioTn[idOpt](ra, perf. ttj- 
 7rp(oTo{3d9p}]Ka, impf. tTrpioro- 
 
 l3d9ptov, ovv : fr. npuiTog, /"Jd- 
 
 9pov. 
 np(uro/3oXai», (J, to be the first in 
 
 shooting, shed the first teeth ; f. 
 
 ii<Toj, a. 1. t7rpioTo(ibXt](ja, perf. 
 
 Tr«Trpwro/3oX//f:a : fr. 
 rTpwro/i(>Xog, o, //, casting first ; 
 
 but WptoTo^oXog, first struck : 
 
 fr. TrpojTog, [^dXXoj. 
 YIpioToykvtjg, eog, ovg, b. Protoge- 
 
 nes, a proper name. 
 l\pMToytvi)c, fog, b, >'/, first-born, 
 
 first instituted : 7rnojTog,yii>og. 
 UpujToykvinjixa, aTog, to, what 
 
 was first born or bred up, a 
 
 firstling : fr. Trpuirot;, yevvdio. 
 UpioToyovog, b, t), first-born : but 
 UpioToyovog, ov, r), bringing forth 
 
 for the first time : fr. irpwTog, 
 
 yeivofiai, perf. m. ytyova. 
 np(jjTo9p6vog, b, i), seated ou 
 
 tlie first seat : fr. Trpwrof, 9p6- 
 
 vog. 
 Ylpu)T0Ka9icpia, ag, j/, the first 
 
 seat; »/ Trpiort} Ka9ecpa : fr. 'icpa, 
 
 a seat. Th. t^oiJiai. 
 npii)TOKXi(Tia,ag,yi, the first couch 
 
 or seat at table : fr. Trpwrog, 
 
 KXtaia. Th. jcXii'tu. 
 JJpujTOKOvpia, ag, »/, the first ton- 
 sure, by undergoing which the 
 
 candidates for sacred orders are 
 
 first initiated, and are called cfe- 
 
 rici, after the Roman custom. 
 
 Th. Kfioio. 
 UpujToKTovog, b, if, first slaying : 
 
 but ripturoKroj'og, first slain : fr. 
 
 Trpwroc;, K'tino. 
 ITpwroXtJo, (ui',rd,the first spoils: 
 
 fr. irpCjTog, Xiia. 
 npioToXoyia, ag, t), the right of 
 
 speaking first, firet address ; 
 
 principal character in a drama: 
 
 fr. Trpoiroe, Xoyot;. 
 npojTOfiavTig, tiog, b, »/, the first 
 
 or principal soothsayer : fr. 
 
 TrputTog, fxdvTig. 
 YIpioTOfitCna, ag, »'/, the name of 
 
 a woman, (meaning, who first 
 
 takes care of.) 
 UpiOTOf^iopog, 6. »/, dying tlie fii*st, 
 
 the first to fall : fr. Trpairo^, jl<o- 
 
 nog. 
 lipCJTov, TO Trpuiror, adv. at first. 
 
 Th. Trpo, before. 
 npu)TOTray))g, eog, ovg, b, i), first 
 
 made, recently framed : fr. TrpuJ- 
 
 Tog, Tri'iyvvfii. 
 
 O 
 
flTA 
 
 11 TE 
 
 I 
 
 ITpwroTrapoc, 6, »/, one who has nrd/ifi^og,i;,ov, flying, pres. part, 
 been the first to make trial of a pass, of 7rri)yui, &. in pass, ttto.- 
 
 thing : fr. TrpJrot:, irtlpa. 
 
 Jl pojroTrrjiJUjjr, ovo'^y b, /'/, causing 
 the tir>t offence or injury : fr. 
 TrpuJrot:, 7ri)fia. 
 
 JlpioT07r\d.(TTi]g, ov, 6, one wlio 
 first foriDS : *5c 
 
 ripwroTrXaffroc, o, the first form- 
 ed, as Adam ; TT^wrog, TrXaao-w. 
 
 ITpwroTrXoo^, ou, 6, /y, navigating 
 or going to sea for the first 
 time ; new ; sailing before an- 
 other : fr. TToaJroc, TrX'tu). 
 
 ITpwroc, o, »/, first, foremost, 
 principal ; prior, superior ; the 
 first, i. e. the person holding the 
 first place, most eminent ; oi 
 Trpwroi, o)U, nobles, ancestors ; 
 Ti}v 7rp<<';r j/T', at first, first of all, 
 under>t:ind atnav: contr. fr. Trpo 
 aroQ for Trporaro^, superl. fr. 
 
 fxai ; or a. 2 ju'.rt. m. of 'irrTafiai, 
 to fly, f. nri'i(Toj.iai, a. 2. ni. tTrra- 
 
 Trpo. 
 
 npwroaratri'n, ac, »/, the first 
 place, rank, or station, c'a.e" 
 rule : fr. Trpturof, fftdoig. 
 
 npairo(Trarr/c» ov, 6, one who 
 stands first in battle, chief, ring- 
 leader : fr. TTiiioTog, 'iryrtj^ii. 
 
 TIpujT6fT<paKrog, b, >'/, fii'st slain : 
 fr. TrpojTog, otpdrTu). 
 
 Tl QioTOTOKti'Uj, f. tv(T(v, to bring 
 forth the first born, possess the 
 privileges of primogeniture or 
 priority of birth : & 
 
 IlfnoroTOKsuj, u>, f. r]<Tu), to bring 
 forth or yean for the first time : 
 & 
 
 UpujTOToKia, u)V, rd, birth-right, 
 right of primogeniture : fr. 
 
 npwroroK-oc, o, //, first-begotten, 
 fii'st-born. But 
 
 UpojTOTOKog, ov, y, she that is de- 
 livered of her first child : fr. 
 
 TrpuiTOg, TIKTU). 
 
 UpujTu), 6og, ij, the name of a wo- 
 man, ?'/ -rrpioTtvovrra. 
 npwrtoc, adv. first, in the first 
 
 place, chiefly : fr. TrpCjrog. 
 Tlrainv, I may fly, a. 2. opt. act. 
 
 of TTTiifii, to fly, a. 2. tTrrrjv. 
 
 Th. 'iTTTajiai, the same. 
 llTaioKTa, striking against. Dor. 
 
 for TTTaiovaa, pres. part. f. g. fr. 
 
 TTTaiio. 
 nTAI'PO, to sneeze ; f. Trrapui, 
 
 a. 2. tTTTupov. 
 JlraicTtiv, f. l.inf. act. TTTaifrrjTt, 
 
 2 pi. a. 1. subj. act. of Trratw, to 
 
 dash against. 
 Jlraicrna, arog, rb, a striking 
 
 against, stumble, slip ; calamity, 
 
 defeat : fr. pei-f. pass, of 
 IIT A I'Q, to dash or strike against, 
 
 stumble, slip ; miss, err, fail, 
 
 meet with a disaster, receive an 
 
 overthrow ; f. TrraiVtu, perf. 
 
 £7rra<jca, a. 1. tTrrattra, a. l.suhj. 
 
 act. TTTaiffijjy perf. pass. tTrrat- 
 
 prjv. 
 Ilra^, uKog, 6, i/, timid, fearful ; 
 
 sulist. a hare : fr. Trrrytrffw. 
 UTcipfibg, oil, b, a sneezing : fr. 
 
 7rr«ipa», to sneeze. 
 Ylrapuj & TTTapvv^iaif the same as 
 
 Trratpw, to sneeze, 
 riraro, he was flying, Ion. for 
 
 tiTTaro, 3 sing imperf. pass, of 
 
 TTTc^ai ; or a. 2. m.: see ttto. 
 
 ^itvog. 
 rirf, particle poet. fr. ttotI ; 
 
 TlTTTi, for Tl TTOTt. 
 
 riTEAE'A, ag, »'/, an elm-tree. 
 nr£pa,nom. or ace. pi. fr.rrrfpov, 
 
 ov, rb, a wing. 
 Uripivog, r;, ov, winged, feathery: 
 fr. the same. 
 Urtpig, t^og, »y, fern : fr. Trr'tpv^. 
 a wing, since it has its leaves cut 
 an<l o|)ened. 
 
 nTE'PNA, nc, »'/, the heel, hock; 
 lowermost part of a ship ; ex- 
 tremity of any thing ; deceit. 
 YlTipvituj, f. io-w, to attack with 
 the heel, kick, strike, trip up, 
 supplant, trick, cheat : & 
 Urtpyig, iCog, »'/, the heel of the 
 foot, bottom and foot of a ves- 
 sel for washing the feet : fr. 
 Trrlpi'a. 
 
 llTtpvKTfxbg, oi', b, a kicking, sup- 
 planting : fr. TTTtpi'i^io. 
 UTtpvoy\v(l>og, ov, b, the name of 
 a mouse : fr. TZTtpva, yXv'pu). 
 nTfpvoTpojKT7ig, ov, 6, bacon- 
 eater, tlie name of a mouse : fr. 
 TCTfpva, Tpioyio. 
 U.Tipvo(l>dyog, ov, b, the name of 
 a mouse : fr. Trrtpra, (payio. 
 YlTtpocoi'tjTog, 6, »/, moved by 
 
 wings : fr. Trrtpbv, Sm'euj. 
 TlTfnotig, taaa, tv, winged, fleet, 
 swift, ace. s. -KTtpbivTa. Some- 
 times applied to arrows ; some- 
 times to words ; because, when 
 once emitted from the mouth, 
 they cannot be recalled : fr. 
 IIT KPO'N, ov, TO, a wing, pinion ; 
 l)lume, feather ; blade of an 
 oar ; sail ; bird ; augury ; pin- 
 nacle of a temple ; by sync, for 
 TTCTfpov, fr. 7rtr«/iai, to fly. 
 IlTepoTroiiciXog, b, //, having vari- 
 egated feathers : fr. irTtpbv, ttoi- 
 KiXog. 
 IlTtpoppvioj, u), to moult, shed the 
 
 feathers : fr. imobv, pkoj. 
 IlTtpo<pviu), w, f. i/au), to get 
 wings or fledged, begin to have 
 feathers : fr. Trrcpor, ^I'w. 
 nrtpow, w, f. tuo-w, to wing, make 
 winged, furnish with wings, fur- 
 nish with sails or oars. Th. 
 
 nTO 
 
 pvKi ; fr. TTTfpv^, vyog, y, a wing; 
 dat. sing. Trrtpvyi. 
 
 rirtpvyiZw, f. f^t^, to flutter, flit, 
 be volatile, light and trifling : & 
 
 Urtpvyiov, ov, rb, a little wing ; 
 fish's fin ; pinnaele of a build- 
 ing ; ear lap ; extremity; dimin. 
 
 Trrtpov. 
 lirfpvytffffi, dat. pi. Ion. for itti- 
 (562) 
 
 fr. Trrcpi'^. 
 
 UTipvya)Ki)g, (og, b, r), swift of 
 winjj; : ir. Trrfpv?, ujKi'g. 
 
 UrtpvyajToc, b, y, winged, fea- 
 thered : fr. 
 
 rirtpr^, vyog, /;, a wing, plume, 
 feather, fin, fliglit, extremity : 
 
 fr. TTTtpOV. 
 
 U.Tfpva<J0f^al, to strike the sides 
 with the flapjting of wings, as 
 cocks do when about to crow ; 
 exult ; f. v^o^iai : fr. TrTtpv^. 
 
 nWpwffif, twc, »'/. plumage : & 
 
 Ylrtpwrbg, »/, bv, winged, feather- 
 ed : fr. TTTfpow. 
 
 WTiaOai, to fly, for TCTciaQoi, a. 
 2. inf. m. fr. ttt'h>) for iVra- 
 /iai, to fly ; f. TTTiicofiai, a. 2. 
 act. iTTTJjv, a. 2. m. kTTTdpjji', 
 a. 2. inf. m. -KTcio^ai. 
 
 IlTii^ia, arog, to, a flving, flight' 
 Ir. 
 
 nr»;/ti (for Trraw), to fly, (obso- 
 lete) ; f. TTTtiGio, a. 2. tTTTtlV, 
 ])erf. Tr'nrTi]Ka. 
 
 rirr/irti, a. 2. inf. act. of TTTtifii or 
 'iTTTai.iai, to fly. 
 
 Wryvbv, ov, Tb, a bird : fr. 
 
 Y\Ti]rbg, t), bv, winged : fr. 7rr>)fit. 
 
 riTyKcu, a. 1. inf. act. fr. 
 
 rirryacro*, to shrink or crouch 
 through fear; dread, avoid, flee, 
 liide one's self ; aflright, terrify. 
 
 Th. TTTOSUt. 
 
 nrr/(T<«;, f. 1. act. of 7rr»)/it or Vtt- 
 Tcifiai, to fly. 
 
 rirtAov, ov, TO, soft feathers, 
 wing, down, down pillow. 
 
 riTl'AOS, 01', 6, one who has lost 
 the hair of his eye-brows, hald. 
 
 IlTiaactvi], 7/g, »/, barley, barley- 
 broth : fr. 
 
 nTl'SSQ, or TTu), f. iffio, to 
 bruise, pound, grind, shell, peel 
 off" the rind or bark. 
 
 riTOE'Q, ui, to aflright, frighten 
 away, terrify, stupify, inflame 
 with any strong passion ; f. //<T(u, 
 perf. tTTToiiKa, a. 1. i)ass. tTrro- 
 yOiji', a. I. subj. pass. tttojiOCj, 
 & 2 pi. TTTOiiOyTt, a. 1. part, 
 pass. TTTOJiOtig, tiaa, tv, alann- 
 ed, astonished. 
 
 UToi'ifitvog, astonished, wonder- 
 ing at, Ion. for iTTTotj^tvog, perf. 
 part. pass, of the preceding. 
 
 IlToijnig, eiug, >'/, terror, alai*m, 
 consternation : fr. the same. 
 
 Tlroini}v, 010, o7ro, 1 may fly, for 
 TTTdin^v, aio, aiTo, a. 2. opt. m. 
 of 'iTTTaf-iai, to ily ; f. Trriiaofiaif 
 a. 2. act. t7rTt]v. 
 
 Uroiovfiai, to be alarmed, pres. 
 
 
 ind. pass. fr. Trrodio, poet, for 
 
 TTTOtUJ. 
 
 Ilro\ei.id'ig,t^oQ, //, the name of a 
 
 city. Gr. warlike. 
 ITroXf/iu'J^tii', poet, for TroXf/zt'^fji', 
 
 pres. inf. fr. TroXf/M^w, to wnv, 
 
 wage war. Th. TruXtjiog. 
 li TiiXif-iog, ov, b, poet, for TroXe- 
 
 Hog, war. 
 IlrnX/iOpor, oj', TO, a little town ; 
 
 (liniin. fr. TTToXtg, tojg, y, poet. 
 
 for iroXig, a city. 
 JlToXitcraiv, dat. \)]. Ion. & poet. 
 
 fr. TTToXig, iitjg, y, a city, poet. 
 
 for TToXtr, the same. 
 J[To>'i7Tbp0t]g, ov, 6, same as 
 llroXiTrouOwg, tV. ITroXtTropOo^, 
 
 ov, 6, »'/, a destroyer of cities : 
 
 fr. TrroXif, ir'tpBuj. 
 IlroXj^, tu)g, y, i)<>et. for TroXt^, a 
 
 city. 
 riropOot:, 01', 0, a branch, Th. 
 
 o. Obc, straight. 
 I7rt'y/irt, arog, to, a fold, wind- 
 
 ini; : fr. Trrvcrau), f. %{o. 
 riT'i'rS. ybg, b, a kind of bird. 
 IlrrfXoi', ov, rb, siiliva, spittle : 
 
 fr. TTTVU). 
 
 WrvKTbg, t), bv, folded, folded to- 
 gether : fr. TTTvaaio. 
 
 II rr^, i'\6f, //, a fold, fold of a 
 j^aiment, thin plate ; Trrvx^g, 
 tioors, folding-doors, windings of 
 a hill, valleys. Th. TTTracrio. 
 
 XlTv^ag,avTog, a. 1. part. act. fr. 
 TTTvnaut, to fold uj) ; f, ^a». 
 
 Wrv^ig, dog, y, a fold, doubling : 
 fr. the same. 
 
 Ilri'ov, ov, TO, a winnowing-fan, 
 by which the chaft' is cast out 
 from the grain. Th. tttvio. 
 
 llTvocpt, with a fan ; poet. fr. 
 7rr/'0j\ 
 
 JlTvpio, to frighten, startle ; f. 
 7rrj»f)ai, |)f. tTTTvpica ; pres. pass. 
 "iZTvpn^iai, to be alarmed. Th. 
 
 TTTOiiO. 
 
 Ylrvrr^ia, arog, rt>, spittle : fr. 
 
 TTTVU), to SJ)it. 
 
 irn'vvQ, to fold up, fold, gather 
 int(» I » la its and folds ; f, 4(<^, perf. 
 TT^TTri^^^a, a. I. tizTv^a. 
 
 JlTv^tg, nom. pi. fr. tttv^. 
 
 IIrj»Y'), »)c, »/, iv fold; oi 7rru\aJ, 
 garnients, especially such as 
 doulde up ; wiiidings of moun- 
 tains ; folding-doors : fr. rrrva- 
 
 ffiO. 
 
 TlTv\9tig, ufTa, tv, a. 1. pt. pass, 
 of TTTixTcra), to fold ; f. ^oj, a. 1. 
 pass. iirTv'x9i]v. 
 
 WVv'H. f. i»(Tiu, Lat. spuo, to spit, 
 spit out, vomit, treat with con- 
 tempt, despise. 
 
 llTioKat'ipiv, Ion. or Dor. for 
 TTTioKn^Hv, pres. inf. act. of 
 
 JlTLOKa^io, to be shrunk up with 
 fear, dri-ad : fr. imh^. 
 
 IIru>K«Ci d^og^ y, timid, fearful : 
 
 fr. TTTU)^. 
 
 nrr 
 
 UTutjxa, aTog, to, a fall, slip, over- 
 throw, failure, dead body. Th. 
 
 TTlTTTiO, to fall, f. TTTUXTUl. 
 
 Xlruj^, KOQ, b, y, timid ; subst. a 
 
 hare : fr. TrTioaauj. 
 nnbffifwg, b, y, fallen : fr. ttitt- 
 
 TOJ. 
 
 nTu/mg, eit)g, y, a fall, ruin, ca- 
 lamity, downfall, overthrow ; in 
 grannnar, the case of a noun : 
 fr. TTtTrrtu, to fall ; f. TTTwaoj, fr. 
 iTToit), f. 2. m. Traaovfjiai, perf. 
 TTtTTTOJica, a. 2. tirtrror. 
 
 YlTMaaovTi, Dor. for TtTibffffovai, 
 3 ])l. j)res. act. fr. 
 
 llTioaffu), to be alarmed, tremble 
 with fear, crouch as a be<j:i;ar, 
 beg ; f. ^u). 
 
 nrtlKToj, f. 1, 
 
 rh. TTrc'f'tu. 
 
 act. of TTlTTTb), 
 
 to 
 
 fall ; as if fr. tttom. 
 
 UTioxeia, ag, y, beggary, want: 
 ir. 
 
 Ilnoxtvoj, to bo poor, beg ; f, 
 fv(Tio, perf. TTtTTTioxivKa, a. I. 
 tTTTuix^vrra : & 
 
 IlTujXi^ci, to make poor, impove- 
 rish ; f. iait), perf. 7r£7rr(jJ\i*ca : 
 & 
 
 nrwxiKbg, y, bv, relating to beg- 
 gars, mendicant, mean : &, 
 
 TlTa}xi(TTtpog, a, or, comj)ar. more 
 beggarly ; fr. 7rTo>xog. 
 
 UrioxoTroibg, b, introducing beg- 
 gars ; an ei)ithet applied to Eu- 
 ripides by Aristo])h. Th. 7rouu>. 
 
 riTioxbc, y, bv, ])oor, beggarly ; a 
 beggar : fr. TTTioaauj. 
 
 Hvartxpia, wv, tu, {\ipd under- 
 stood,) a certain festival at 
 Athens, in the month of Hvav- 
 i^l^uov, or October, in honour 
 of Apollo : fr. TTvavov, cvi/w. 
 
 Ilurtj'oi', 01', to, a bean, also irv- 
 afxog & TTVofiov. 
 
 riDap, arog. to, the milk which 
 is first in the breast after brinn- 
 mg forth, called beestings; curd 
 or rennet ; perhai»s because it 
 is thick, as ttvov. Hence 
 
 nvapVryg, ov, o, food made of 
 the first milk. 
 
 Ilryata, wr, tu, (namely f-ifpy,) 
 the buttocks, haunches : fr. 
 
 nvya7og,a,ov, hinder, belonging 
 to the buttocks ; salacious, lust- 
 ful : fr. 
 
 nVrH', ijg, y, buttocks, haunch- 
 es ; as if fr. TTvKft, because the 
 flesh is thick in those parts. 
 
 llvyihov, ov, ro, dimin. from the 
 above. 
 
 Uvyi^iiv, to strike on the haimch- 
 es : hence 
 
 Ylvyiafxa, aTog, to, a blow on the 
 haunches. Th. -rrvyy. 
 
 Wvypa'iog, a, ov, dwarHsh ; subst. 
 o, a. ]>!ii}iiiji, dwarf: fr. irvypy. 
 
 Ilj/y^/dX^tu, u>, f. y(Tu), to box : & 
 
 Hvynaxidi ag, y, poet, for Tri'y- 
 /i>y, r), the exercise of a cham- 
 (563) 
 
 IIYB 
 
 pion, a boxing-match : fr. 
 
 Uyyixdxog, ov, b, a boxer, pngi- 
 list : Ir. TTvypy, fiaxofjiat. 
 
 Uvy^ii), f;g, ,), a tist, the hand 
 clenched ; pugilism ; a measure, 
 cubit, extending from the elbow 
 to the fist ; wlu nee the pygmies 
 are called Hvypaloi, as it were 
 a cubit high ; llvypij, adv. fre- 
 qiirntly, often, earnestly. Th. 
 TTv^, adv. with the fist. 
 
 YIvyoaToXog, 6, y, one who dress- 
 es the haunches with clothes : 
 fr. TTvyi/, aTtXXu). 
 
 Uvyovoiog, a, ov, of the extent 
 of a cubit : fr. 
 
 Uvyiov, ovng, »/, the elbow ; a 
 cubit, a measure reach iuj; fi*om 
 the elbow to the lower part of 
 the hand, the fingers beinj^ bent. 
 Th. 
 
 TTV^. 
 
 UvcapiL,o}, to leap, leap back, 
 kick : fr. irvyy. 
 
 ITY'EAOS, 01', 6 or //, a bathing- 
 vessel, tub, trough, pail ; coftin: 
 as if fr. Ttovg &. Xovuj, to wash ; 
 also TTvaXog. 
 
 Uv9oy6pag, ov, b, Pythagoras, a 
 philosopher. 
 
 Uvi^^ayopting, y, ov, Pythagorean. 
 
 ni'GayopiKog, j), bv, Pythagorean. 
 
 nvOayopKTTag, ov, b. Dor. for 
 TivOayopKTTtjg, a follower of Py- 
 thagoras. 
 
 rivBt^ujv, ovog, //, rottenness, pu- 
 tridity : fr. TTvOu). 
 
 UvOf^aOat, a. 2. inf. m. of 7rvv9d- 
 vof^iai, to ask, inquire ; f. m. 
 TTtiKToixat, a. 2. m. inv9op.i]Vy 
 ]>erf, pass. Tr'tTrva fiai. 
 
 Y[{9iTai, 3 sing. pres. ind. m. of 
 Trv9oj.ua, to grow })utrid. Th. 
 7rv9io, f. TTrffio, to make putrid. 
 
 nv9tv. Dor. for ttvBov, a. 2. im- 
 ])er. m. of 'Kvv9dvoyiai. See 
 TTv9't(79ai. 
 
 U.v9y, 3 sing. pres. subj, act. of 
 TTvOix), to make j»utrid ; also 2 
 sing. a. 2. subj.m, of 7rvv9dvo- 
 fjiai. 
 
 ni<9yai. Ion. for TrvOtj, 2 sing, 
 a. 2. subj. m. of 7rvv9dvopai, to 
 hear, ask, inquire ; f. irtvao^ai, 
 a. 2. m. iTrv9nixqv. 
 
 ni'9ia, wv,Td (viz. dy(ovifr^aTa)f 
 Pythian games, or the time it- 
 self ruij' Uv9iu)V : fr, nv9iog. 
 
 nv9iac, ddog, y, the Pythian 
 priestess. 
 
 Ylv9iKbg, y,btf, Pythian. 
 
 nv9iovVKag, a, b, Dor. for 
 
 nv9iovTKT)g, ov, 0, a conqueror 
 in the Pythian games : & 
 
 TTi'^/oi'T'icog, ov, 6, the same. ITu- 
 9l6vikov vfivujv 9y<Tavpbv, Pind. 
 a treasure of hynms in honour 
 of the victor in the Pythian 
 games : fr. JJvOiog, v'lKy. 
 
 l{v9iog, a, ov, Pythhts, Pythian, 
 
 a surname of Apollo : fr. the 
 
 Oo2 
 
-V ,-.-^m^mss ii>i ■■i ya j ll i igl WIil 
 
 nvK 
 
 nYA 
 
 serpent Python, which he killedl ly, as grief. Th. Tn^xa. Hence 
 
 with his arrows. 
 
 Uv9nriv, kvog, 6, a foundation, 
 base, bottom, root, trunk, stock, 
 vine-shoot, twii;, branch, stalk ; 
 dat. sing. 7ri;0/igi'c,acc. irvOfikva. 
 UvOoOtv, horn Pytho or Delphi, 
 a town of Pliocis: fr. II vOio, oof, 
 whence 11 v06o9tv, by sync. Uv- 
 OoOiv, I e. U rT/t; Ili'Oooc. 
 JlveoX, at Pytho, or Deli.hi, dat. 
 sing. ir. UvOi^j, ooq, 7/. UvBolh, 
 tovvards Pytho. Here ^£ is an- 
 nexed to the dative instead of 
 the accus. as in general, as oJ- 
 KovSe, &c. 
 JlvBoiaro, they would have ask- 
 ed, Ion. for Tri'O'HPTO^ 3 pi. a. 2. 
 opt. m. of TTwOdvofiaif to in- 
 quire, hear ; f. m. 7rtiWo/xai, a. 
 2. m. t7rv96fii]v, a. 2. opt. m. 
 TTvOoi^rjv, & in 1 pi. 7rv9uifit9a. 
 UvBoKpavToQ, 6, I/, confirmed by 
 
 Apollo : fr. ni^0a>, Kpaivio. 
 nv96f.iavTig, hoq, b, »'/, a Pythian 
 priest ; TrvOo^avTiv tfrriav, a 
 prophetic altar, an aluir near 
 which the Pythian i)riest ut- 
 ters his oracles : fr. Uu9ih, ficiv- 
 
 rtf. 
 Jlv96fiivog, a. 2. part. m. of irvp- 
 
 Bdro^ai. See 7rv9o'uiTO. 
 llv9oi'To, Ion. for trrv9ovTOj 3 pi. 
 
 a. 2. ind. m. of the same. 
 IIi^eoxp'jTrog, 6, V, delivered by 
 Apollo, confirmed by an oracle: 
 fr. Uv9oj, xP«»^- 
 IIY'eQ, to rot, make putrid, f. 
 TTvaio ; TrvBofiai, to rot, putrefy. 
 But 
 Ut>9Co, 6og, ovg, »/, Pytho, a city 
 
 of Phocis. 
 JIv9<hv, iJvog, //, the same : but 
 Uv9u}Vy wroc, o, Lat. Pytho, a 
 dragon or serpent slain by Apol- 
 lo ; a demon or spirit by whose 
 inspiration men foretold future 
 events. 
 Uv9(x>v69sv, tK rifg nv9a>vog, 
 from Pytho. 
 
 nY'KA, thickly, densely, closely; 
 carefully ; prudently, wisely : 
 perhaps fr. TTTvffffoj. 
 UvKciKu), to thicken, crowd toge- 
 ther, cover close, shut up, orna- 
 ment, adorn, prop, make firm 01 
 solid ; sadden, make gloomy ; f 
 dffo. UvKaZofiai, mid. to clothe 
 or equip oneself with. Th. TrvKa. 
 nuKa<rcTfv, Dor. for TrvKciCuv ; 
 
 TTVKda^y, Dor. for irvKaly. 
 UvKinn^rjQ^ iog, 6, ?'/, close in 
 counsel, prudent, careful : fr. 
 
 1>!| 
 
 TTVKa, fiqCog. 
 JlvKivbg, 1), ov, the same as rrvK- 
 vbg, frequent, thick, dense, close, 
 compact, solid, closely pressed 
 together; fre(iuented, thronged; 
 
 firm, collected; mtelligent, wise, fe».~--, -. 
 
 prudent; heavy, pressing heavi-[ nvXyj, /^^X^A^f"- 
 
 UvKivotppioVf ovog, o, »/, wise- 
 minded, prudent. Th. (poi'iv. 
 
 UvKiriog, adv. closely, densely, 
 prudently : fr. TrvKivog. 
 
 UvKid, frequently, prudently : 
 adv. fr. TTVKi'og. 
 
 UvKVoKapirog, 6, 1), thickly-load- 
 ed with fruit : TrvKvbg, KaoTrog. 
 
 llvKi'bvy adv. the same as irvKva: 
 fr. TTVKVog. 
 
 nvKvoTTTtnog, 6, ?/, thick-winged, 
 thick-fluttering : fr. TrvKvbg, 
 
 TTTipOV. 
 
 TlvKvbg, »}, or, by sync, for ttv- 
 Kii'og. 
 
 YIvKvoffTiKTog, o, »/, thickly spot- 
 ted : fr. TTVKvbg, (ttiC^o. 
 
 nvKvoTiig, i}Tog, »/, thickness, 
 density,closencss, firmness,com- 
 pactness, solidity ; frequency ; 
 ])rudence : fr. TrvKvog. 
 
 UvKvou), w, to thicken, make 
 close or firm ; TrvKfoii(T9ai, to 
 be full of : fr. the same. Hence 
 
 UvKvutna, arug, to, a thick bulky 
 dress, pomp : & 
 
 nvKru)(Tig, nog, 1), a thickening, 
 accumulation. 
 
 UvKvCjg, thickly, closely, often, 
 frequently, prudently, shrewdly, 
 adv.;compar.7rvici'6ri(Oor,oftcn- 
 
 er : fr. irvKvog. 
 
 UvKTaXi^Oi, — TTVKTiVU). ^ 
 
 lIuKTag, a, 6, Dor. for TrvKTTjg. 
 nvKTfVio, to be a boxer, exercise 
 pugilism ; f. tvcrw, perf. -rrtTfVK- 
 rtvKa : fr. 
 ni'KTrjg, ov, 0, a boxer, pugilist. 
 Th. ttH, adv. with the fist. 
 UvKT}g, iSog, »/, the name of an 
 animal. 
 
 UvKTbg, »), bv, folded, doubled ; 
 the same as rrrvKrog. 
 UvXayopai, CJv,oi,&. HvXayopoi, 
 ojv, 01, ambassadoi-s sent in a 
 public capacity from the differ- 
 ent states of Greece to the Am- 
 phictyonic Council, held at Ther- 
 mopylce, with a view to consult 
 on the public good : fr. Tri'Xf/, a 
 gate, in pi. irvXai, & ayopa, Lat. 
 forum, an assembly. 
 ilvXai, al,nom. pi. gates, folding- 
 doors ; straits; Uv\ai KiXUiat, 
 Pylce, a place near Mount Tau- 
 rus, so called because there were 
 the gates or passes from Cilicia 
 to Syria ; also Thermopylae, a 
 pass from Thessaly into Locris 
 and Phocis ; gen. plur. ^.ol. 
 TrvXau>v, for ttvXCjv : fr. ttvXtj, 
 vg. V, a gate. ^ 
 
 llvXain, Ion. for TrvXaia, ag, 7/, 
 the Amphictyonic Council held 
 at Pylie or Thcrmopyhe. See 
 the preceding. 
 
 nvXaindxog,b, 1), one who storms 
 gates, epith. of Minerva : fr. 
 
 nro 
 
 llvXdprng, ov, b, having gates 
 stronf and well-fastened : fr. 
 TTvXy], dpio. 
 
 UvXaojpbg, see irvXavpog. 
 
 UvXhov, gen. pi. Ion. for irvXCJv, 
 
 fr. 
 
 nY'AH, tjg, V, or UvXlg, iCog, »/, 
 a gate, door, pass, entrance. 
 nvXyicoKog, 6, T/, watching at the 
 gate : fr. ttvXi]. ^fx**/*"'- 
 niiXij'y', for TTvXyai, dat. pi. Ion. 
 fr. IT i'Xi]. 
 UvXiyytg, (ov, ai, hairs situated 
 in the fundament. 
 nvXig,iSog, //, a httle gate: fr. 
 
 ttvXt]. 
 UvXiu)v, gen. pi. fr. IIuXioq, ov, 
 6, Pylian, of Pylos. 
 UvXoiytvt)g, tog, b, >/, born at 
 Pvhis : fr. n»'''^ot:, y'^vog. 
 nvXog, ov, //, Pylos, the name of 
 a town in Peloi)onnesus : also 
 UvXog, ov, b, the same as ttvXij. 
 UvXovpbg, UvXiopug, & UvXaui- 
 pbg, b, V, a gate-keeper, door- 
 keeper, porter, officer appointed 
 over the guard of the city gates: 
 fr. TTvXi} & ovnog, or wpa. 
 UvXou), u), f. lofTio, to close or fur- 
 nish with gates or doors : fr. 
 TTvXtj. Hence 
 llvXiofia, aTog, to, a gate, door. 
 IlvXojv, CJrog, o, a hall, porch ; 
 gate, door. Th. ttvXi]. 
 UvXiopbg, ov, b, »/,a porter, door- 
 keeper ; see -jrvXovpog. 
 ny/iaro-g, »;, ov, i>oet. the furth- 
 est, last, hindmost, extreme: fr. 
 '7rv9^fiv ; as U' TrvO^aTog. 
 IIY'NAAS, aKog, 6, the bottom, 
 hilt of a sword. 
 nVNBA'NOMAI, or Jltv9ofiai, 
 to hear, learn, know, perceive, 
 examine, ask, inquire ; f. m. 
 TTtvtTonai, perf. pass. Tr't-rrvcrfiai, 
 a. 2. m. i7rv96^r)y, a. 2. inf. m. 
 '7rv9i(j9cu, a. 2. part. m. 7rv96- 
 ^itvog. 
 
 nY'S, adv. with the fist or fists ; 
 ■nil dya9bg, good or skilful in 
 boxing ; also 
 
 riv^, assiduously, frequently ; as 
 it were, compactly : fr. -rrvKa ; 
 but 
 
 mi, TTvybg, 1), the haunch, but- 
 tock ; the same as irvy ii. 
 YlvKivog, ij, ov, made of box : & 
 nvKiov, ov, TO, a writing-desk 
 (formerly made of the box-tree) ; 
 a little box of the same wood ; 
 dim. fr. 
 
 rit'^ic, i^og, »/, a box made of the 
 box-tree, or any other timber : 
 fr. 
 
 nvKog, ov, »/, the box-tree, 
 riuoj', ov, Tb, purulent matter, 
 
 corruption. Th. 7rj'0a». 
 Iluoc, ov, b, & ni'ot;, ov, b, first 
 milk or beesting ; see irvap: fr. 
 the same. But 
 
 DYP 
 
 Tlvog, tog, rb, matter issuing 
 
 from corrupted flesli, 
 IIY'llITAS, a word of endear- 
 ment, used in gently stroking or 
 
 patting a horse. 
 nV P, TTvpbg, TO, fire, burning, 
 
 conflagration ; heat, fever. 
 ITi'pa, ag, »/, a funeral pile ; Lat. 
 
 pi/ra : fr. the preceding. 
 Iluoa, lov, Tci, see Trvpov. 
 Uvpdypa, ag, 17, pincers, a pair of 
 
 tongs : fr. Trvp, ay pa. 
 llvpaiBin, to make or burn a fire : 
 
 fr. -nvp, a19co. 
 UvpaKioc, a, ov, of a red colour : 
 
 the same as TTvppaKTjg : fr. Trvp, 
 
 dyn). 
 UvpciKTfu), & 60J, ut, to turn about 
 
 ill the fire, make hot, burn : fr. 
 
 the same. 
 Ili'ort/itj;, rjg, »/, a scythe, siekle : 
 
 fr. TTvpbg, fi/iaw. 
 Uvpa[.ug, iSoc, //, a pyramid, a 
 
 figure gradually shaping itself 
 
 into a cone, like a flame of fire. 
 
 Th. TTi-p. 
 Tlvpa^uvg, ovvTog, 6, a cake of 
 
 wheat and honey ; victory, as 
 
 the Lat. adorea : fr. Ttvpoc. 
 Wvpav^qg, log, 6, //, shining like 
 
 fire : fr. T^vp, avyrj. 
 llvoavvov, ov, TO, touchwood, a 
 
 vessel to hold red-hot coals, 
 
 chafing-dish: fr. rriip, avoj. 
 Urpytjcbv, adv. tower-like ; 
 
 formed into a square : fr. Trvp- 
 
 yog. 
 llvpytjpiu), a, to shut up in towers, 
 
 besiege thei'ein : fr. Trypyot;, dpoj. 
 Tlvpyivog, rj, ov, pertaining to 
 
 towel's or cities : & 
 Jlunywv, ov, to, a little tower, 
 
 turret : fr. nvpyog. 
 Uvpyoiidpig, twt;, »/, a turreted 
 
 fortification : fr. nvpyog, i3dpig 
 UvpYodd'iKTog, b, »'/, tower-de- 
 stroying : fr. TTvpyog, Cat^w. 
 llvpyofiaxiuj, at, f. r](Tijj, to be 
 
 siege or fight from a tower or 
 
 fortress : fr. irvpyog, ^d^ofiai. 
 nV'PrOS, ov, b, a tower, wall ; 
 
 fort, fortified city ; besieging 
 
 tower ; dice-box, from its form ; 
 
 phalanx of 400 men, cohort, 
 
 troop of horse. Eust. says that 
 
 it consists of 3G0 men, drawn up 
 
 in a quadrangular form. 
 Ylvpyo(p6pog, b, t), a tower-bearer: 
 
 fr. TTvpyog, <pkpio. 
 Uvpyo^vXal, UKog, b, //, the 
 
 guard of a tower : fr. Trupyoc, 
 
 Oj'pyow, ut, f. wVw, to raise up 
 like a tower, i)repare and build 
 like a tower, fortify with a 
 tower ; exaggerate : fr. nvpyog. 
 
 YlvpyoiSng, toc,b, »/, like a tower, 
 towering : fr. irvpyog, ddog. 
 
 Jlvpyoj fia, aToc, Tb, an edifice 
 with towers, tower : & 
 
 riYP 
 
 UvpyuiTig, i^og, 1), having towel's : 
 fr. TTvpyoio. 
 
 rivpiia, ag, t), a furnace, fire- 
 hearth, fuel : & 
 
 nrpilov, ov. Ion. Tlvpifiov, to, 
 fuel, a tinder-box, censer or 
 vessel in which to carry the 
 sacred fire : fr. Trvp. 
 
 Ilvpi(T(Tio, or TTio, to be sick of a 
 fever ; f, luj, perf. nenvpexa, a. 
 I. tTTvpsla : fr. 
 
 YIvptTog, ov, b, a fever ; fiery 
 heat. Th. Trvp. 
 
 nYPH'N, ijrog, b, a kernel, core, 
 stone of fruit. 
 
 nvptjcpbpog, for ITi'po^onnt;, 6, >/, 
 bearing wheat: fr. 7rvpbg,<pfpu}. 
 
 Hvpia, ag, 1), a dry sweating ; 
 because it is brought out Tri'pi : 
 also the vessel in which it is 
 performed, a vapour-bath : & 
 
 IIi'ptaTi^ptoi', ov, Tb, a place in 
 which pei'sons encourage per- 
 spiration, a sweating-bath. Th. 
 TTvp, fire. 
 
 UvpiyeviTijg, ov,b,&. Uvpiyevijg, 
 kog, b, 1), j)roduced or formed in 
 the fire : fr. Trvp, ykvog. 
 
 nvpiSaTTTog, b, y, consumed by 
 fire : fr. Trvp, ddTTTu). 
 
 nvpi((p9og, & nvpKp9og, b, >/, 
 cooked by fire : fr. Trvp, f;^w. 
 
 nvpij]Kug, log, b, 1), sharpened in 
 the fire : fr. Trvp, aKi). 
 
 nvpi9aXTrii)g, tog, b, 1), warmed, 
 heated with fire : fr. 7ri)p, 9dX- 
 
 TTOJ. 
 
 nvpiKavtTTog, b, >/, burnt, harden- 
 ed in the fire : fr. Trvp, Kaiuj. 
 UvpiKfiijTog,b, 1), wrought by fire : 
 
 fr. TTvp, Kdfivu). 
 Uvpivbg, 1), bv, fiery : th. Trvp. 
 
 Also, wheaten : th. Trvpog. 
 Hvpiov, ov, TO, a torch : fr. Trvp. 
 YlvpiTrvtiovTag, breathing fire, 
 
 burning, accus. pi. part. pres. 
 
 act. fr. 
 llvpiTrvtiu), for the sake of metre 
 
 instead of Trvpnrviio, to breathe 
 
 fire: fr. Trvp, ttvio). 
 YlvpiTrvevrTTog, b, 1), breathing 
 
 fire, burning : fr. the same. 
 lIvpiffTaKTog, 6, t), dropping or 
 
 spouting fire : fr. Trvp, ard^io. 
 Ilvpi<T(pdpayog, b, »'/, which like 
 
 fire tears <Sc consumes with a 
 
 certain noise : fr.Trup, atpdpayog. 
 Uvp'tTriQ, ov, b, a stone emitting 
 
 fire, flint : fr. Trcp. 
 IlvpiTpecpi'jg, tog, b, >/, nursed by 
 
 fire : fr. Trup, Tpt<pu}. 
 Uvpi(paTog, 6, 17, destroyed by 
 
 fire : fr. Trvp, (pdoj. 
 nvpi(ptyyi)g, to^', b, »'/, shining 
 
 w itli the light of fire : fr. 7ri)p, 
 
 (pkyyog. 
 nvpi<p\tyi9T]g, tog, b, 1), afflicted 
 
 with a burning heat : fr. 7ri)p, 
 
 (pXtyt9iM). 
 UvpKpXtyWojv, ovTog, o, glowing 
 (565) 
 
 DYP 
 
 with fire, bumiing with a fiery 
 heat ; a river in the infernal 
 regions : Sc 
 
 UvpitpXtyiig, kog, 6, »'/, burning 
 with fire, flaming, scorching : & 
 
 rTj'pi^Xf ydj}', ovToc, o, glowing 
 with fire, flaming, flashing fire : 
 fr. the same. 
 
 nvpi(p\ticTog, b, 7), violently in- 
 flamed, scorching : Trvp, (pXiyit). 
 
 YlvpKa'id, dg, »}, a funeral pile : fr. 
 TTvp, Kaiuj. 
 
 Uvpralog, a, ov, ripe, ready to be 
 eaten : fr. 
 
 Ylvpvog, r\, ov, by sync, for TTvpi- 
 vog, wheaten : TTvpva, for ttv- 
 piva dXivpa, meal from wheat ; 
 TTvpvov, Tb, a piece of bread ; 
 food, victuals : fr. Trvpog. 
 
 UvpoiiSijg, tog, 6, >/, like to fire, 
 fiery : fr. ttTij), ilSog. 
 
 llvpotig, i(T(Ta, IV, fiery, burning 
 with fire. Th. Trt'p. 
 
 ITi^oo)', ov, rb, pi. TTVpd, tu, watch- 
 fires in a camp. Th. Trijp. 
 
 UvpoTTVoog, & UvpTn'oog, b, 17, 
 breathing fire : fr. irvp, Trretu. 
 
 Uvpoppayijg, sog, b, //, cracked 
 by fire : fr. Trvp, prjyvv^i. 
 
 ITYPO'S, ov, b, wheat, corn : as 
 it were OTTvpog for (nropog : fr. 
 (TTTtipio, to sow, perf. m. ttnropa. 
 
 n.vpo(pXtyr]g, tog, b, 1), burning 
 with or like fire, burnt by fire : 
 fr. TTvp, ^Xtyu). 
 
 rii'po^opof, 6, 7), bearing fire ; 
 also nrp(p6pog: fr. Trvp, tptpio: & 
 
 Tlvpo(p6ptig,b, //, producing wheat: 
 fr. TTvpbg, (ptpo). 
 
 Tlvpoio, u>, to fire, burn, inflame, 
 heat, set on fire ; f. w<tu), perf. 
 7re7ri'pa;K:a,pres. pass. Trvpoo^ai, 
 ovfiai, pres. infin. pass. Trvpotv- 
 9ai, ov(T9ai, perf. pass. 7r£7ri;pw- 
 ^ai, ])erf. part. pass. TriTrvpoj- 
 n'tvog, 1], ov, ignited, tried by 
 fire. Th. Trvp, fire. 
 
 HvpTraXafidu), at, f. i](toj, to play 
 cunning tricks : & 
 
 UvpTrdXafiov jSeXog, a thunder- 
 bolt, so called by Pindar, from 
 being brandished or hurled by 
 the hand of Jupiter : fr. vvp, 
 TTaXdfiij. 
 
 YlvpTToXtu), u), f. rjcrw, to carry 
 fire about, be occupied about 
 fire, light up a fire, set fire to ; 
 lay waste with fire and confla- 
 gration. Hence 
 ni'p7r6X»;/ia, aTog, Tb, a watch- 
 fire ; that which is destroyed by 
 fire : fr. 
 IX'-pTToXot,*, o, »/, destroyimg by 
 
 fire, fiery : fr. Trvp, TToXioj. 
 UvppdKio, to redden, be red, f. 
 d<TM, perf. TTtTTVppaKa : fr. Trvp- 
 pbg. 
 VLvppdKrjg, ov, b, ruddy, reddish, 
 yellow ; the same as Tcvppog. 
 Uvppixf]) (understand opx^/o^'C?) 
 
i^ 
 
 Lat. Pi/rrh'iM, an armed dance 
 named after Pyrrlius, the son (jf 
 Achilles, the inventor of it. 
 
 Jlv pp IX' Kio, to dance the Pyrrhic 
 or arnifd dance : fr. the pie- 
 ced in ij. 
 
 II«'|o/j(\'to(;, oj', o, belonjiini; to 
 the Pyrrhic dance ; Trrppix^oi^ 
 ^po/joy, a Pyrrliic movement : 
 TTt'ppixioQ TTovg, a Pyrrliic foot. 
 in niitre, consis^tiiigof two short 
 svUables. 
 
 JlvppixirrTn'ji:, ov, o, 
 
 a Pvrrhi( 
 
 dancer : fr, 7r»'pjOt\i4c.j. 
 
 IlrppiXOQ, Dor. the same as Tzvp- 
 pog, ruddy, reddish. 
 
 UvppoOuil, rnixoc, 6, ?/, red 
 haired : fr. Tzi'ppdc, 9piK- 
 
 Jlvppoopai, or/trtt, to look red 
 grow red : fr. 
 
 JlvppoTr'i'TTijg, or, o, one who 
 ogles or admires red-haired 
 girls : fr. irrppbg, oTrnrreviO. 
 
 Ili'PpoQ. a, oj/, yellow, ruddy, red, 
 reddish, tawny, having the co- 
 lour Toif TTVpog. But 
 
 Jli'ppog, ov, 6, Pi/rrhus, king of 
 
 Epirus. 
 Ilt'ppiWoixog, 6, 7/, red-haired : 
 
 fr. Ttvppvg & Op\^, rpixog, »"/• 
 JlrpfTeiut, to make a signal with 
 
 a lighted torch ; f. (vfTio, perf. 
 
 -TTfKvprftvKa : fr. irvpnog. 
 JlvpcToiujTvQ, 6, >/, red-backed : 
 
 fr. TTvpaoQ, vCjtov. 
 Ilrpffof;, of;, 6, a torch. Th. TTvp, 
 
 fire. But 
 JlvpaoQ, i), ov, ^'Eol. for TrvppoQ, 
 
 red. 
 Jlvpaow, u>, to illuminate : fr. 
 
 TTVpffog. 
 
 Uvpcnbhjc.tog^o, >'/, blazing, fiery: 
 fr. -vprrdg, tlcog. 
 
 Ilvp(pnpk(o, u>, to carry fire or 
 torches : fr. 
 
 n?'p^opog, o, //, one that carries 
 fire, the fire-bearer, i. e. the 
 person who carried the sacred 
 fire in the Spartan army, and 
 whose pers<)n was held sacred : 
 fr. TTvp, (pipoj 
 
 TivpMCt}c, fog, u, //, fiery, burning: 
 fr. TTvp, tt'5og. 
 
 JlvpioOfvTujv, gen. yd. a. 1. part, 
 pass of TTvpoio, to liurn. 
 
 UvpioTrbg, ov, 6, fieiy, flaming: 
 fr. TTvp, a>\p. 
 
 Ilvpio<ng, liog, i), a cooking by 
 fire, trial by fire, burning, blast- 
 ing : fr. 7rrp6(«i. 
 
 JlvptoTr)g, ov, 6, one who refines 
 and purifies by fire, a goldsmith : 
 fr. the same. 
 
 HixTH, 3 sing. f. ]. act. of ttvOcd. 
 to make putrid ; f. Tcvoio, a. 1. 
 pass. tTTiKrOqv. 
 
 UvoOtlg, tlrra, tv, putrefied, a. 1. 
 part, pass, of the same verb. 
 
 Hvrrpa, arng, ro, a question, exa- 
 mination, inquiry. Hence 
 
 noM 
 
 JlvfTpaTiKog, Tj, ov, interrogative, 
 iiupiisitive : fr. TrvvOavofiai. 
 
 UvfTTig, eiog, r), a questioning, in- 
 quiry : fr. the same. 
 
 IliKTio, 1 will make putrid, f. 1. 
 act. fr. TTvBio. 
 
 UvTivaiog, a, ov, made of wicker- 
 work : ii\ 
 
 riVTI'NH, r;c, //, a flagon, flask 
 covered over with wicker-work, 
 vessel to hold wine. 
 
 Uu), Dor. for TTov, where ? & 
 
 ri(i», emlit. by S(jme means, some- 
 how, somewhere ; connnonly 
 joined with a negative particle, 
 as ovcfTTio, pijckirit). Th. og. 
 
 Uio, drink thou, prcs. imper. of 
 TTiopi for TTirw, to drink ; imper. 
 TrnOi, ]>y ect. ttwOi, by apoc. ttw. 
 
 ni2'ri2N, lovog, o,a beard. Hence 
 
 nioyioriar, ov, 6, having a beai'd. 
 
 Ilwywj'orpo^-w, w, to encourage 
 the growth of the beard : fr. 
 TTwyiov, Tpi-<pio 
 
 ritota, ace. pi. fr. ttCov, log, to, a 
 
 flock of sheep. 
 noiXtni, Ion. for TroAy, 2 sing. 
 
 pres. subj. pass. ^ 
 r\w\'hfaKe, lon.for fc7r<.'/Xf6,3sing. 
 
 impf. ind, act. of ttojXho, to sell. 
 UioXiia, ag, >'/, the breeding or 
 
 trainins: voung horses : fr. iroj- 
 
 PAB 
 
 to drink out of ; draught : fr. 
 irivu), or TTow. 
 
 UwfictXa, by no means ; adv. fr. 
 TTio, pc'iXa. 
 
 UioptriKog, a, or, Dor. for ttoj- 
 ptvikog, >), bv, pastoral. 
 
 nwTTOTt, for TTorf, ever, at any 
 time, adv. : fr. ort, when. 
 
 ni2^POi:,ov,u, mourning ; hard- 
 ness of skin, callousness ; a 
 light and porous gem : but 
 
 riojpoc, «, bv, blind. 
 
 riwpcw, w, to make callous, hard- 
 en, indurate ; f. wato, perf. ttj- 
 TTMpioKa ; pres. pass, -mopdo^iai, 
 ovpai, to be hardened, perf. 
 pass. TTtTTwohtpat, a. 1. pass. 
 t-Mpt'oOiiv. Th. TTwnog. 
 
 Uwrnnig, ewg, >/, induration, cal- 
 lousness : fr. the ])receding. 
 
 nQ^S, how ? in what way ? by 
 what means ? ttwq yap ; how is 
 it possible ? In expressing won- 
 der, it is put for how, as ttwq 
 cvrrxtp^g ! how grievt)usly ! 
 
 Uiog, enclit. by some nieans, in 
 
 some way ; about ; j(»ined with 
 various particles ; as t'tnuig, if 
 by chance ; /<»;7rwr, lest by 
 chance. 
 
 n«^fTw, I will drink, f. 1. act. of 
 TTivM, to drink ; a. 2. Imov, perf. 
 TTfTrojKa : fr. ttoio. 
 
 Uioraoftai, poet, for TTorao/iot, to 
 
 lUoXenKtro, he was employed 
 among, 3 sing. impf. pass. Ion. fly : fr. Triropai. Hence 
 for tTTioXifTo, fr. -rrcjXeo/iat, for UwTTjpa, arog, ro,a_ flight. 
 
 TToXio^ai, to dwell or live with, 
 be conversant with. 
 UioXtvi^irjv, Ion. & Dor. for tTrw- 
 
 Xoi'pt]v, impf. pass. fr. ttujXUo. 
 UoiXtvffig, uog, i), the same as 
 
 TritjXiia : fr. 
 UwXiVio, f. (Tio, to train or break 
 in young horses : fr. TrCJXcg. 
 UQAE'ii, to sell, go about selling: 
 imperf. trrwXfov oi'V, f. iirno, 
 perf. TreTzioXijKa. Hence 
 Ut'oXqpa,' ciTog, to, a .selling ; 
 
 thini: sold or for sale : & 
 UtoXijc, ov, b, a seller : & 
 nwXiiaig, ttog, //, a selling, sale : 
 
 & 
 IT(t»\?/rj7ptov, TO, a place of sale, 
 shop. 
 
 UajXiKoc, t), bv, belonging to the 
 young of any thing : «Sc 
 ITwXioi^, TO, a foal : fr. TrwXag. 
 IlwXudain'Ho, f. ijfru), to break in 
 or train voung horses : fr. 
 Uu)XoCanvi]g, ov, 6, a tamer, 
 breaker-in of horses : fr. TriUXog, 
 caftdii). 
 ni2~AOS, 01', 6, //, Lat. pulhts, 
 the young, especially of a mai*e; 
 a foal, colt, young horse ; young 
 man or woman. 
 nMXv\li,v7rog, b, the 2^oh/})Us: fr. 
 
 TToXi'g, TTvvg. 
 lUrMA, GTog, Tb, a lid, cover ; 
 also orink, liquor, wine; a cup 
 (566) 
 
 UuJTtjrrfj, 2 sing. f. 1. m. or a. 1. 
 
 subj. m. of the preceding verb. 
 Uwi', iog, Tb, a flock of sheep, 
 
 nom. pi. TToifci. Th. Traw or 
 
 TTuopai, to jiossess. 
 XlQi'TS, yog, y, a cormorant, 
 
 sea-fowl : also Truii'^. 
 
 P. 
 
 P, the seventeenth letter of the 
 Greek alphabet, having the nu- 
 merical value of 100, and when 
 underscored, (pj 100,000; words 
 connnonly spelt with p(T are in 
 the Attic dialect fonned by pp ; 
 as for uprrtjv, lipptiv, A.c. 
 
 Va, an enclitic particle like up, 
 (fr. which it is formed l)y meta- 
 thesis,) certainly, in sooth, in 
 short : but pa, indeed, surely. 
 
 'PA", Tb, rha, a kind of root nuich 
 used in medicine, perhaps rhu- 
 barb, Lat. rha. 
 
 'Vaj^jii, a Syriac word, fr. the 
 Hebrew n"), ra/), much ; master, 
 teacher ; so termed from the 
 great learning which such a 
 one should possess ; pa/3/3ovi & 
 prtjiS/Sovi'i, the same. 
 
 *Pa/3("uw, to beat with rods, 
 scourge, thresh ; f. tew, pei*f. 
 tppdj3diKa, a. 1. ippd^CKJa, pei-f. 
 
 PAA 
 
 pass. ippd(idi(TpLai, a. 1. pass. 
 
 fpprt(3Sia9t]v : fr. pdji^og. 
 
 'Pa[i^ofiavrtia, ag, y), divination 
 by rods: fr, pcijicog, pni'Ttia. 
 
 'Pai^cofiaxift,ng, >'/, fighting with 
 cud<;'ls : fr. pdjScog, /<«'x'/. 
 
 'Pat^covop'fo), io, to be umpire, 
 art as juilge : fr. 
 
 'r<tjioovi)pog, b, }'/, a rod-bearer, 
 lictor, sceptre-bearer, umpire : 
 fr. pd'^cog, r'l-poj. 
 
 'PA'BAOi:, ov, »/, a rod, stick, 
 staff, wand, sceptre, halberd, fas- 
 ces ; caduceus of Mercury; vein 
 of metal ; verse, line ; stroke, 
 strioe : henc<j 
 
 'IVr/iroi^Y^'"' <^> to carry the fas- 
 ces, perforin the office of lictor : 
 
 'Pa/3''^oiiYirt, ng, »'/, the office of 
 
 bearing the fasces : fr. 
 'Viii^Vovxog, b, y), that bears the 
 
 rods or fasces, a lictor ; 7raj>« 
 
 Tu tx'fH' pa'; 3c"o I', from hearing a 
 
 rod or statt" ; these olficers thi' 
 
 magistr.ites were wont to em- 
 
 plov in ^ivin;; notices and servin;; 
 
 I'gjil j)rocesses. 
 'Pniicoipnpog, b. if, a rod-bearer, 
 
 li^-lor : fr. pdjidog. ipipio. 
 'PujiPioTbg, »}, bv, striped, fluted; 
 
 pilicujTU luuria, like plaid : fr. 
 
 pn;iCog. 
 'P<fyag, dcoc, //, a breach, ru])- 
 
 ture, cleft : fr. pifyvvio, to break. 
 'PayOaioc, a, ov, impetuous, 
 
 breaking or l>ursting with vio- 
 lence : fr. 
 'Payt"//i',adv.,abruptly,vi(dently: 
 
 fr. pliTcyi.o. 
 'Pnytlg, tiaa, iv, having been 
 
 )>roken, a. 2. part. pass. o\' plinaio, 
 
 or pijyvvio, to break ; f. ^n;, a. 
 
 2. tppityov, a. 2. pass, tppuyiiv, 
 
 f. 2. pass, payi'jrrofini. 
 'Payi'^u), f. itru), to pick the stones 
 
 of grapes, gather givipes ; pay(- 
 
 KovTi, Dor. for payiCovai, Th. 
 
 paK, p'lybg, a grape-stone. 
 'Pacdi-uivOvg, vog, b, Hhwfaniau- 
 
 tfiKS, one of the judi^es of h<dl ; 
 
 ace. Dor. 'Pa^d/iavOa, for Bvv. 
 'Pdcufivug, ov, b, a y«'iing shoot, 
 
 sprout. 
 'PaCii'dKt]V, oi Tlf-paai KaXcovm 
 
 Tbv tXaiov, Herod, vi, 119. 
 'PaCiv^g, dat. i)l. Ion. for pa^i- 
 
 I'atc ; fr. 
 'PaCivbg, ij, bv, slim, slender, 
 
 flexible, pliant, nimble, soft, 
 
 weak. 
 'P A'AISJ, 'iKog, //,a bough, branch, 
 
 twig. 
 'P^'AIOS, a, ov, Sc 6, //, easy, 
 
 easy to be borne, unencund)ered, 
 
 light, ready, active ; attable, 
 
 courteous; indcdent, idle ; c<»m- 
 
 par. potior, more easy ; superl. 
 
 pq.'^Tog, most easy ; piiiCiog, 
 
 poet. 
 
 PAK 
 
 'P^^toi;py£w, u), f. J7(Ta>, to work 
 with ease to oneself, do things 
 heedlessly, be idle, live without 
 pursuit or emjiloyment, be ripe 
 or rea<ly and prompt for mis- 
 chief, act dishonestly : fr. pci^ci- 
 ovpyog. Hence 
 
 P<jici<)Vfjy)lpa, OTog. ro, idleness ; 
 a cheat, fraud, Jnischief. 
 V^ciovpyia, ag, ?/, an ea.sy work, 
 mischief, evil-doing, indolence : 
 fr. 
 
 qSiovpybg, o, >'/, mischievous, a 
 knave, one who has no scruple 
 about doing anything: fr. pgiciog, 
 ipyov. 
 
 '\*<ji^tiog, adv. easily : fr. pg,Ciog. 
 
 Pa^w, f. cw, the same as pu'ivu), 
 to bedew, spriidcle ; also to bark, 
 bay. snarl. 
 
 ' PA'OAPOS, ov, b, a crash, sound, 
 tumult. 
 
 ' PAB A' M I rS,yoc. o,poet. a drop ; 
 grain, particle ; pi. paOofxiyyig : 
 perhaps fr. pcxivto. 
 
 'Pn9(t7rvyiiii.o,Ut slap the buttocks: 
 fr. pdnmo, Tivyy). 
 
 VaOtlr, having been sprinkled, a. 
 1. part. pass, of pnimo, to sprin- 
 kle ; a. 1. pass. tppdOiiv. 
 V^Ovfikio, (jJ, f. //(Ju/, to be remiss, 
 indolent, take one's ease, be 
 idle and self-indulgent : & 
 
 'V^Ovj-iia, ag, //, sloth, imlolence, 
 remissness, negligence : fr. 
 
 'V^Ovfiog, b, >/, easy-minded, 
 thoughtless, remiss, idle, indo- 
 lent, supine, negligent : fr. p^- 
 ^Kig, Ovfing. 
 
 '\'g.OviJ.i>vvrtg, being indolent, act- 
 ing indolently : fr. pctOvfiku). 
 
 P^O v'finjc, adv. indolently, su- 
 pinely : fr. pi^Ovj^iog. 
 
 ' P AI bo's, //, bif, crooked, bandy- 
 legged. Hence 
 
 'PaijSoKj, (J, f. ibffi,), to render 
 crooked, twist. 
 
 Paistu, f. 1(710, to recover ; rest 
 in ease : fr. pg.^iog. 
 
 'PA['NQ, to pour as i*ain, sprin- 
 kle, shed ui>on ; f. ortJ, perf. 
 tppayKd. Patvtiv Tiva Vfivip, 
 poet, to sj>rinkle one with a song, 
 i. e. to praise ; .so too paiv'tfitv 
 tifXoyiaig Tiiui, to praise greatly. 
 Hence Kngl. to ra'ni. 
 
 'Pdiag, a, ov, easy. Ion. pifiog, 
 whence pijiTtpog. 
 
 'Pd'ifTTa, poet, for pq,(TTa, most 
 easy, superl. of p^Ciog. 
 
 'Pai(TTt)p, iipoc, b, a hammer, 
 mallet : fr. paioj. Hence 
 
 'VainTy'ipiog, a, ov, destructive. 
 VaiTtpov, poet, for p^or, more 
 easy ; comp. fr. p^'f loc, easy. 
 PAI'12, to break, shatter, wreck, 
 harass, afflict, destroy ; f. (Tw, 
 perf. tppaiKa. 
 
 ' PA K A\ a word of reproach, Syr. ; 
 vain, emptv-headed, a fool. 
 ' (567) 
 
 PAFl 
 
 'VuKiov, ov, TO, a little rag ; dim. 
 fr. pnKog. 
 
 'VdKiorTvppaTTTa^Tjr, ov, 6, stitch- 
 ing rags together : fr. pciKog, 
 
 (TVppdTTTit- 
 
 VaKlg, tcog, »/, a branch, twig ; 
 because pijyvvTai, it is broken 
 e:isily. 
 
 'VaKocvTog, b, y), clothed in rags, 
 ragged : fr. paKroc, Cvm. 
 
 'Vatcmig, tnaa, iv, tattered : fr. 
 
 'PdK( g, tog, TO, a torn or tattered 
 garment, rag, patch, piece of 
 cloth let in ; the wrinkles in the 
 face of an old man. Tli. p^ntroi. 
 VaKuio,ijj, f (I'mwjto tear to pieces, 
 make ragged or wrinkled : fr. 
 puKog. 
 
 VdKTog, ov, b, a valley, broken 
 or rugged rock, steep hill : fr. 
 piinnix). 
 
 ' VuKwd i]g, log, 6, »;, ragged, bro- 
 ken, worn, chapped : fr. paKog, 
 tlcog. 
 
 'PdKMjjia, uTog, Tb, a ragged gar- 
 ment : fr. paK'0(t>. 
 
 'Pdppa, aTog, Tb, a patch, seam: 
 fr. fKiTTTio, to sew ; f. ;//w, perf. 
 tppufpa, ])ei'f. pass, tppappai. 
 
 PA'M NOS, oi/,o,the white-thorn, 
 a thorny shrub. 
 
 'Pufivovaia, ag, y), RJiamniisia, an 
 epithet of Nemesis : fr. Rham- 
 nus, a village of Attica, where 
 she had a statue. 
 
 'PA'iAI<I>OS, tog. TO, a beak, (pro- 
 perly of birds.) 
 
 'VavOiig, t~i(ra, tv, having been 
 sprinkled, a. 1. part. pass, of 
 paivio, to sprinkle. 
 
 'I'avGbg, ov, o, a sprinkling : & 
 
 'Vavig,iSog, >/,adrop; Engl. raiw: 
 fr. paiviii. 
 
 'VavT7]piog, a, ov, sprinkling; 
 besprinkled : fr. paivu). 
 PavTi^io, to sprinkle ; f. imo, 
 Att. itJ, iflg, in, perf. tppdvTiKa, 
 a. 1. ippdvTirra, pf. pass, tppar- 
 TKTpai, pf. part. pass. ippavTiO- 
 p'tvoc, having been .sprinkled : 
 fr. pavrbg, sprinkled. 
 
 'I'aiTiT^of,-, ov, b, a sprinkling : 
 fr. the above. 
 
 'PavTog, ij, bv, wetted, besprin- 
 kled : ir. th. paivio. 
 
 'PdK, paybg, y), the kernel or 
 stone of a grape : perhaps fr. 
 pi)(Tcr(i). 
 
 'P^rn-', more easily, adv. compar. 
 fr. p^iov, for pdlov. 
 
 'PaTrdravXog, 'VaTraTavXrjg, or 
 'Pa7rrai''\i/c, ov, b, one that 
 fastens together or plays on a 
 I'eed or pipe : fr. pdrrro), avXog. 
 VairiZio, to strike wiili the hand, 
 give a slap on the face, strike or 
 beat with a rod, strike with a 
 stick or cudgel ; rap, cuft', buttet, 
 strike ; f. icno, perf. ippdiriKa, 
 a. 1. tppdiTiaa, perf. pass, ippd- 
 
I 
 
 %i 
 
 7ri(Tfiai : fi'. 
 PACTS, Jt^oc, r/, a twig, rod; 
 
 the same as pdiSSor. 
 'raTTiTiit;, aiTot;, a. 1. part. act. 
 
 of the verb poTri^uj. 
 'Vd.Triap.a, aroi;, to, a blow or 
 
 rap on the lace, stroke given 
 
 with a stick : fr. the same. 
 'FairicTToQ, /}, or, buffeted, that 
 
 has received a blow on the face : 
 
 fr. the same. 
 'PaVr/jc, ou, 6, a sewer, stitcher, 
 
 patcher, botcher : & 
 'FaTrrot", rj, bv, sewed, sewed to- 
 gether, patched ; pairToVy to, a 
 
 cushion : fr. 
 'PAIlTa, to sew, stitch, patch, 
 
 put together neatly, contrive 
 
 artfully, plot ; f. i//u>, perf. ip- 
 paipa. 
 
 TaTri-g & 'Pa>ug, vog, »/, Lat. 
 rapa^ the rape root, a turnip. 
 
 'PA'SSQ, to dash to pieces, throw- 
 down, the same as apdaau) ; f. 
 ^(.>, perf. tppaxa. 
 
 'I\tTra, adv. most easily, or nom. 
 pi. n. gen. & superl. degr. fr. 
 p(j,hoQ, easy ; compar. n. gen. 
 pq.ov. 
 
 *Va<TTit)vtvoj, to be at ease : fr. 
 
 'P^ffrwi//;, rjg, >/, ease, security, 
 atHuence, idleness : fr. p(j.(JTOQ, 
 most easy. Th. p(j.CioQ. 
 
 *PA''t>AN6s,oi',6, Lat. raphanus, 
 a radish, cole wort ; also, patpa- 
 vIq, icog, //, & pa<pdvny ^}C, V '■ 
 perhaps fr. pdizvq or pd(pvg. 
 
 'Pacptvg, twg, 6, a stitcher, plotter, 
 contriver : & 
 
 'Pa0/), ijQ, i), a seam, suture, 
 joint. Th. pdrTTio. 
 
 'Va<pidtvg, ituf, 6. a sewer, em- 
 bniiderer ; slioemaker : & 
 
 'PatpitivTriQ, ou, 6, the same : & 
 
 'PcKpicevrbg, »), bv, sewed, sewed 
 together, embroidered : fr. 
 
 'l*a(f>ig, idog, »/, a needle, awl : fr. 
 pdTTToj, f. ypu), perf. tppcKpa. 
 
 'Paxai, wi', ai, the young shoots 
 in vines, because so easy to 
 break : fr. pijffao>, to break. 
 
 *Pax9tlg, a. 1. part. pass, of pda- 
 au), to dash to pieces, throw 
 down ; f. ^u». 
 
 'Poxta, ag, y, a rocky shore or 
 edge, rock running out into the 
 sea, Engl. cra<j, (because on it 
 the waves break ;) the breaking 
 or dashing of the waves on the 
 shore ; the roaring of the waves : 
 
 fr. (0//<T(TW. 
 
 'Pax'^to, f. i<Tw, to cut through 
 the back-bone, split in two : fr. 
 
 'Pa'x'C* *<«^C» "7) the spine, chine, 
 ridge of a mountain : fr. pt}<Taoj, 
 to break, being broken or rather 
 divided by so many joints. 
 
 'Pa'xoc, ov,»/,a thorn-bush, thorny 
 hedge, bush, shoot. 
 
 'Pai//<f^^€u>, w, f. i](Ju}, to weave 
 
 PES 
 
 verses together, repeat scraps of 
 poetry, recite or chaunt verses, 
 compose or speak in verse : & 
 'Pa-iptijciay ag, >'/, scraps of songs 
 or poetry, especially heroic ; 
 Engl, rhapsodti : fr. 
 'Prt.|/'fJ^of,-, oil, o, //, one that joins 
 on and, as it were, sews together 
 scraps of poetry ; a recittu" oi 
 rhapsodies, rhapsodist : fr. paV- 
 r<«/, <^5t]. Th. diidui. 
 'Vqitov, lV>r paiuiv, easier, compar. 
 
 fr. p(j.hog, easy. 
 'P«a, easily : fr. pito, to flow. 
 'PE'rXQ, or pt-y/cw, to snort, 
 
 snore, neigh ; f. ^ok 
 'V't^h VQ, V, Lat. r/ttv/a, a chariot; 
 a word found in no Greek writer 
 before St. John, Rev. xviii. 13. 
 'Picitiy to do, Boeot. for «p5w, fr. 
 
 (Ofi^w, the same. 
 'Pt£, & pUv, was flowing, 3 sing, 
 impf. ind. act. Ion. fur tpptiv, 
 of psio, to flow ; f. pivau). 
 'P'ltQoov, ou, ro,a current, stream, 
 
 river : fr. pktt). 
 'PkliCKi, he was offering, Ion. for 
 ipptlty 3 sing, imperf. ind. act. 
 fr. 
 'PE'ZQ, to do, make, perform, 
 offer, sacrifice, 2i% fado in Lat. f. 
 pt^w & tj)^w, perf. ipptxa ; ])ass. 
 ptKop,ai, to be dime; pf. m. tpoya, 
 by nietath. io{^ya ; ^tCio also is 
 another form for pk^io. 
 'PE'BOS, foc, TO, a member, 
 
 limb, part of the body, face. 
 'Ptta, poet, for pka, easily. 
 'Vtiy, 3 sing. subj. pres. act. of 
 
 pnui, poet, for pku), to flow. 
 'PkiQpov, ov, rc),a cliannel, bed of 
 a river, place where water runs 
 along, current. Th. ptw. 
 'PeKTnp, Vpog, 6, & 'V'tKTijg, ov, o, 
 a doer, strenuous agent : fr, 
 pi^uj. 
 'Pf/i/3a^w, f, dffio, to roam, wan- 
 der in mind : fr. pkp\im. 
 'Pinfidg, dCog, »'/, a strolling wo- 
 man, strumpet : fr. pspliu). 
 'Vtfiliaapbg, ov, 6, wandering of 
 mind, vacillation, giddiness, in- 
 constancy : fr. p6fil3d'Cio. 
 'Ptpfitino, to turn round as the 
 eye, whirl round, reel, rove 
 about; f. tixrio, pf. tppipjSiVKa: 
 & 
 'Pf l^^bg, y, ov, wandering, twist- 
 ing, whirling : fr. pffxliio : but 
 'Pipl3og,ov, 6, aberration, wander- 
 ing : fr. the same. 
 "PE'MBQ, to whirl about in a 
 circular form, whii'l round, 
 stroll. 
 'Pejul^^wCtig, fog, 6, »'/, sauntering, 
 giddy, roving : fr. p^pjiag.t^i^og. 
 'PiK', for P«sf, Ion. lor tpptKt, 3 
 
 sing. a. 1. ind. act. & 
 'P«^«t, a. 1. inf. act. & 
 'Pk^ag, daa, av, a. 1. part. act. & 
 (5G8) 
 
 PHr 
 
 'Pt^ftc, 3 sing. a. 1. opt. act. .^ol. 
 of p'fiio, to do ; f. 4'a>. 
 
 '?tov, for ipptov, 1 sing, or 3 pi. 
 imperf. ind. act. of p'tu), to flow; 
 f. f jVw, pres. part. p«wv. 
 
 'VkovTi, Doi-.for p'iovai, 3 pi. pros, 
 ind. act. <^>f pfu;. 
 
 'Vkog, fog, TO, a stream, current : 
 fr. puo. 
 
 'PE'IlQ, f. v/'w, repo, to creep, ad- 
 vance : incline as one end j>f a 
 
 scale, verge, preponderate, sink, 
 ja'evail ; have a strong inclina- 
 tion, be prone to, be kindly dis- 
 posed ; belong ; tend. 
 'Per^a, uTog, rb, a stream, cur- 
 rent, river, torrent; in medicine, 
 a running humour, rheum ; dat. 
 pi. ptvyLcwiv. Th. pkiti. Hence 
 *Vfvp.aTiKbg, ii,bv, running, bleed- 
 ing ; rluumat-c. 
 'Pfv^aTiov, ov, TO, a little stream; 
 
 dimin. fr. the same. 
 'PtvatTiii, will flow, 3 sing. f. 1. 
 m. of pun, to flow ; f. pfvau). 
 Ptvcryg, you should flow, 2 s. a. 
 1. subj. act. of the same. 
 'Vtvaio, 1 will flow, 3 i»l. ptvaov- 
 ai, f. 1. ind. act. of pfw, to flow. 
 PiX^tv, pix^ii'Toc, Tb, a. 1. i)art. 
 pass. n. g. of p'i^M, to do, per- 
 form ; f. ^ti>, a. 1. ind. pass, tp- 
 p'fX^iiv, part. pfxGfig, tlcra, iv. 
 'PE'Q, to flow, pour ; run or 
 drop ; fall oft", glide, fall away, 
 vanish, disappear, perish; cause 
 to flow ; p'lfiv vCciTog, to flow 
 with water, Xen. f. ptvffw, a. 1. 
 tpptvna, perf. ipptVKa, pf. pass. 
 tpptvfiai : there is too 
 'Ptw,tospeak,say,utter, proclaim: 
 fr. ipfu), or pfu), to flow ; c<msi- 
 dering discourse as a kind of 
 stream flowing from the lungs 
 and finding vent through the 
 mouth ; f. pijaio, perf. tppijica, 
 Att. t'ipt]Ka, perf. part. act. tifuj- 
 Kutg, via, bg, plupf. inf. act. t('p//- 
 Ktii', perf. pass, t'lpij^tai, ])eif. 
 part. pass, t/pr/ptvot; ; Kara, to 
 ftpi)^tvov, according to what has 
 been said ; a. 1. ind. pass, ip- 
 pefiijT, also tppi\Oi]v, but seld»)m ; 
 a. 1. part. pass. prjOtig, tlaa, fv, 
 never ptOtig ; f. 1. ind. pass. 
 pri9t)(TOfiai. 
 'Viiyijvai, for payrjrai, to have 
 been broken, a. 2. inf. pass, of 
 pijffffuj, or priyvvfii, to break; f. 
 t,u), a. 2. ind. pass. Ippdyriv. 
 'Pijypa, aTog, to, a rent, rupture, 
 
 aperture, s})rain : A: 
 'P/;ypij', ii'ot;, >/, a rent, beach, 
 shore, breakers, (because there 
 the water breaks, ptjaatTai) : 
 th. p»/<T(Ta>. 
 'Viiyinn'Tai,Are broken, 3 pi. pres. 
 
 ind. pass. fr. 
 'Pnyvvio, priyrv^i, or p/jaaoj, to 
 break, crack, burst, tear, rend ; 
 
 
 PHS 
 
 f. ptjKiti, a. 1. fppi)%a, a. 1. im 
 per. act. pij^or, «ra>, a. 1. subj. 
 act. pi'i^io, a. 2. ind. act. tppayov, 
 perf. m. tppijya, pres. pass, p//- 
 yi'V^m, aai, rat, 3 pi. pi\yvvv- 
 Tai, perf. pass, tpp/yypac, ^ai, 
 KTai. See piirraio. 
 
 'Pijyog, log, to, a feather-bed, 
 cushion, blanket, mattress, co- 
 vering beautifully wrought and 
 dyed : fr. p/'/yvi'/u, or pijaffio. 
 
 'PjjOdg, tlaa, iv, a. 1. part. pass, 
 of psio, to .sa)'. 
 
 'Ptltdmg, I], ov, Ion. or poet, for 
 pif.Oiog, easy. 
 
 'P)iiciiog, easily, adv. fr. the above. 
 
 'Ptj'i(TTog, t], ov, most easy, su- 
 ])erl. fr. piitdiog. 
 
 'PtjiTfpog, a, ov, easier, compar. 
 pifiTUTug, T], vv, easiest, superl. 
 fr. the same. 
 
 'PijKTbg, 7), bv, that can be broken, 
 vulnerable : fr. p/j(T(Tio. 
 
 'PFifia, arog, to, a thing spoken, 
 thing done, word, saying, sen- 
 tence, discourse, conunand ; in 
 gi'am. a verb. Th. ptoj, to say. 
 
 'PilfiaTiov, ov, Tb, a little or pal- 
 try word ; dim. fr. the above. 
 
 'Piji^iog, ov, 0, an instrument for 
 putting bread into an oven. 
 
 'Pij/XMv, ovog, b, a speaker : pkco. 
 
 'P/yr, ijvbg, 0, a sheep : fr. dpg, 
 dpvbc, a lamb. 
 
 'Pii^ai, a. 1. inf. act. & 
 
 'Pij^ag, avTog, f. g. pt}iiu(Ta, a. 1. 
 part. act. & 
 
 'P)/^«ra», 3 sing. a. 1. imper. act. 
 of pij<j(Tuj, or ptjyvvpi, to break ; 
 f. ^uj, ])erf. tppijxcii a. 1. tppij^a. 
 
 'PijKt, he brt)ke, .*i sing. a. 1. ind. 
 act. Ion. for tpptj^t, of the same 
 verb. 
 
 'Pil'iiijvopia, ag, 1), Ion. ptj^ijvo- 
 piT], power to break the ranks 
 of the enemy, bravery : fr. 
 
 'P/;^/;'i/uip, opog, 0, a breaker of 
 the enemy's ranks, brave war- 
 rior, gallant : fr. p7J(r<Tu), dvijp. 
 
 'Ptj'^oj, f. 1. ind. act. iSc 
 
 'Pij^iijai, 3 pi. a. 1. subj. act. of 
 prjaauj ; f. ^lo, a. 1. tpptit,a, a. I. 
 part, pij^ag, aaa, av. 
 
 'PHIIAT, Cjv, ai, piles, strong 
 rafters fit to use in foundations. 
 
 'Pj/rraiTo, they said, Ion. for tp- 
 pijaavTo, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. m. of 
 p^w, tt) say ; f. p/;Va>, perf. tp- 
 p>IKa, Att. tlpifKa. 
 
 'Pijmi^wv, ov, TO, the same as 
 PijaiSioi^, OV, TO, jSpaxvg \6yog, 
 a short saying : fr. 
 
 'Ptlffig, tiog, 1), a speech, oration, 
 expression, declaration, message, 
 answer, mandate, discourse, nar- 
 rative : fr. p'tu). 
 
 PH'SSQ, prjyvuu), or pijyvvfii, 
 to break, crack, burst, rend, ut 
 ter a sound ; anciently, to dye ; 
 
 PIZ 
 
 f. ^fa>, perf. tpptjxa, a. 1. tppij^a, 
 a. 2. tppayov. 
 
 'Pi]Tijp, ijpng, 6, an orator, rhe- 
 torician, si)eaker : fr. pko), to 
 say. 
 
 Pr/T-I'i'//, i]g, >'/, resin, gum : fr. 
 ptw, to flow. 
 
 'P?;roi, famous; ttpp;;roi, unknown 
 to fame, ignoble : fr. pkw,to say. 
 
 'PtiToptia, ag, )), the action of 
 speaking, oratory, oratorical or- 
 nament : fi*. 
 
 PijTopfvu), f. fiKToj, to speak as 
 an orator, harangue : fr. piiTiop. 
 
 'Vt]TopiKbg, 1), bv, belonging to 
 the art of oratory, oratorical, 
 eloquent ; pqTupuci), yg, 1), (viz. 
 T^xv)],) rhetoric : fr. the same. 
 
 'P/;ropt/cir»(;, adv. rhetorically : fr. 
 the above. 
 
 'PiJTopai, dat. pi. of ptJTiop. 
 
 'PijTbg, i), bv, spoken, exi)ressed, 
 s})ecified, appointed, celebrated : 
 fr. psio, to say. 
 
 'P>;Vpa, ag, »'/, turn or place of 
 speaking ; express covenant or 
 bargain ; law, particularly of 
 Lycurgus : fr. the same. 
 
 'PtJTojp, opog, b, Lat. rhetor, a 
 speaker, orator, rhetorician : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 'PyTCjg, adv., in express words, 
 plainly, oj)enly : fr. pijToc. 
 
 'Ptjxbg, ov, b, a hedge, palisade 
 or rampart. Th. ptjrraii). 
 
 'Viytdai'bg, 1), bv, causing horror, 
 dreaded by all, infamous. Th. 
 piyog, fog, to, a shivering. 
 
 'Piycw, at, f. »/<Tw, Lat. rlgeo, to 
 shiver, shudder, be cold, be a- 
 larined or amazed: fr. the same. 
 
 'Viyi]\bg, r), bv, causing horror, 
 horrifying : fr. the above. 
 
 'Viyi'ov, more horrible or savage, 
 worse, harder, more shivering ; 
 compar. fr. pXyog. 
 
 'PiyicTTa, fr. piyiaTog, most hor- 
 rible ; superl. fr. the same. 
 PPrOS, tog, Tb, cold, excessive 
 cold, shivering, shuddering, hor- 
 ror, terror. 
 
 'Piyoio, w, to shiver, be stiff with 
 cold, chill, freeze : fr. the above. 
 
 'Pl'ZA, 11 g, /'/, a root, stem. 
 
 'ViXym, Ion. for piKa^gf dat. fr. 
 the above. 
 
 'Pi'Ciov, ov, Tb, a small root ; dim. 
 fr. pi'Cci. 
 
 'Vi^oTo^og, 0, 7), a root-cutter, 
 cutter of simples: fr.pi^a,T€pvio. 
 
 'Pt^ow, a, to cause to strike root, 
 plant,render firm,establish firm 
 ly ; f. I'otTu}, pei"f. t^pi^ioKa, a. 1 
 tppi'CiocTa, pres. pass, pi^oofiai, 
 oufiai, peH". pass. tppi^Muai, nai, 
 Tai, perf. part, pa.ss. ippi^iofxe- 
 vog, 7], ov. 
 
 'Pii^ojfia, uTog, to, a root, rooted 
 state : fr. the above. 
 
 1 (569) 
 
 Pill 
 
 ViKvoofiai, ovfiat, f. uxrofxai, to 
 grow stitt' with cold, be distract- 
 ed and raeketl in every j)ossible 
 way ; be wrinkled ; wriggle in- 
 decently : fr. 
 
 'PIKN(rv^ ,<^ ,'^,,^ stiff with cold ; 
 wrinkled, shrivelled, curled, 
 crooked, curved,. slight, lean, old. 
 
 'PifKpa, adv., with speed, easily, 
 quickly. Th. pjTrrw. 
 
 'Pip(pdt)fiaT()g, 0, 71, carried ra- 
 j)idly along in a chariot : Ir. 
 pifitpa, dpfxa. 
 
 'PrSi, & pit;, piivbg, 7), the nose; 
 pi. plvfg, the nostrils ; perhaps 
 fr. ptlv, to flow. 
 
 Ptv«'a;, w, f. J//TW, to deceive, 
 (particularly by the nostrils, as 
 when dogs are on a false scent): 
 fr. the above. 
 
 'PivHo, Cj, f. piv7']<Tio, to file. Th. 
 
 'PI'NH, 7/^, tIj, a file ; the skate, 
 as the skin of that fish may 
 serve for a file. 
 
 'PwijXaTSu), u), to follow by the 
 scent, pursue : fr. pig, iXavvut. 
 
 'Pli'i]fia,aTog,Tb,B. filing, shaving: 
 fr. pivfio. 
 
 'Pivo7ru\7], j;^, 7), a door made <;f 
 skin, a sort of inlet by a curtain, 
 private door : fr. pivbg, TTvXrj. 
 
 'PFNO'2, ov, b or 7), a skin, hide, 
 sliield. 
 
 'Ptvoropo^, ov, b, shield-piercing, 
 an epith. of Mars : fr. pivbg, 
 Topog. 
 
 'Pivwv, of the nostrils, gen. pi. fr. 
 pJv, ptvbg, 7), the nose. 
 
 'PI'ON, ov, TO, the peak of a 
 mountain, promontory ; gulf. 
 
 'PtTT/y, ijg, //, the force with which 
 any thing is thrown ; cast of a 
 weapon ; force, impul.se, impe- 
 tuosity, rapid movement, leap, 
 blast, glancing, sparkling. Th. 
 
 piTTTlO. 
 
 'Pnri^io, f. iaoj, to blow, fan, ven- 
 tilate : fr. 
 
 'Pnrig, i^og, 7), a blast, pair of 
 bellows, fan : fr. pinTu). 
 
 'PiTTtoToe, 7), bv, that admits of 
 beingfanned ; with holes through, 
 and exposed to the wind : fi*. 
 
 ptTTJ^tU. 
 
 'l'7;ro(;, fog, Tb, & ov, b, a hurdle ; 
 twig of osiei-, &.c. ; the same as 
 
 'I'tTTra^w, to toss, bundle, throw 
 head foremost ; f. dffo;. Th. 
 
 plTTTli). 
 
 'PiTTTdnKo), poet, for piTTTaXio, 
 impf. Ion. piTTTacTKOv, for ip- 
 pi.TrTa<TKOv. 
 
 PiTrrloi, Att. the same as pivrrut. 
 
 'PiTTTog, 7), bv, hurled : fr. 
 
 'PI'nTil, to throw, hurl, cast 
 headlong, prostrate, throw down, 
 cast away, utter ; f. i/zw, perf. 
 tppi^a, a. 2. ippi<pov, a. \. pass. 
 
Ill 
 
 POA 
 
 |s 5" 
 
 Ipp'upOrjv. 
 
 pon 
 
 rosy elbows : fr. podov^ Trnx^Q. 
 ToSoQ, ov, >'/, Rhodiis, Bhodes, the 
 name of a nym]>h, and of an 
 island, which seems to have been 
 formerly called 'I'oOot;, ov, »/, fr. 
 the roarinj; of the waves. 
 To^oxpo »»<,-, 01', 6, »/, rose-colour- 
 ed, liavini; a rosy skin or fair 
 
 -,— . r complexion: iv. poCov^xpiHi. 
 
 irbr TrXtn', to put one's self in 'Pocoxptoc, wrof, «>, '), th.- same 
 
 Fktkoq, ov, 6, Lat. rlscus, a chest 
 or casket covered with hide. 
 
 •Pi(fo) f/c, J/, a fiini;. cast, throw. 
 
 'Pi'cp^itQ, srroe, a. 1. part. pass, of 
 piTTTto, to hurl. 
 
 'Pi^', piTTUiJ, 6, 
 
 boui^li of osier, wiihy, 
 hurdle made of twi;j;s 
 
 a fl xible twig, 
 mat or 
 i~i pi 
 
 great damper 
 '?i\pcugy Mol for pi\l>ng, a. 1. pt. 
 
 act. fr. piTTTio, to hurl ; f. 4'^- 
 'Pti/zaTTTtf, i^o(:,o,one who throws 
 
 away his buckler, a runaway : 
 
 fr. piTTTto, acnriQ. 
 'Pi\poKiv^vvo(;, o, »/, one that 
 
 throws himself into dan^^er, of 
 
 headlong bravery : fr. piTmo, 
 
 Kiv^vi'og. 
 *Pi\poKivdvi'o)g,ai\v.,V\\ie such as 
 
 throw themselves into danger 
 
 with reckless courage, desi»e- 
 
 rately : fr. the al)Ove, 
 'Pt4/o7r\og, 6, )/, throwing away 
 
 tht' armour : fr. ptTrrw, orrXa. 
 'POa\ or pout, rtf, >/, the tree or 
 
 fruit of the pomegranate. 
 'Pnalai, dat. pi. loil. ^ 
 'Poa^.-, ace. ])1. fr. pot), fjQ, >'/, a 
 
 stream. Th. psio, to flow. 
 'Poyxot;, ov, o, a snoring, snort- 
 
 int;. Th. piyx^- 
 'Popart], //(.•, >/, the thread, weft 
 
 or woof (in weaving). 
 'PocavoQ, t), ov, very rapid : fr. 
 
 (Ofiu, to flow ; hence Iihtd(iii)i.<, 
 
 tlie Rhone, a river in Gaul, fr. 
 
 the rapidity of its stream ; rosy, 
 
 of or belonging to a rose : Ir. 
 
 pncov. 
 'Pocapb ; a, ov, rosy, haying a 
 
 good colour, ilorid. Th. po^ov. 
 'Pocia, ag, I'l, a rose- tree : & 
 'PoCfiof, & 'Poctog, a, ov, rosy, 
 
 rose-coloured, fragrant as the 
 
 rose : & 
 'Pocivog, »j, ov, of roses: fr. poCor. 
 
 'PoCoSciKTvXog, 6, J/, rosy finger- 
 ed : fr. po^ov, caKTvXog. 
 
 'Podocd(pvi], rjg, //, a shrub that 
 grows to the size of a ti-ee, which 
 Apuleius calls the laurel-rose ; 
 the oleandei*. 
 
 'PodouCt)c, tog, ts »/, rose-like: fr. 
 
 pOCOl'f tUoQ, 
 
 'Pocotig, irraa, sv, made of roses, 
 rosy. Th. pot^oi^, a rose. 
 
 'Po86/idXov, Dor. for poCo^TjXov, 
 a rosy cheek, Theocr. xxiii. 8. 
 
 'PocojUtXt, TO, Lat. rhudomeli, a 
 mixture or confecti')U of roses 
 and honey : fr. pocov, ptXi. 
 
 'Poco^tl'^ov, ov, TO, a n\i^tmv of 
 roses and quinces : fr. poCov, 
 fxijXnv. 
 
 'PO'AON, ov, TO, a rose. 
 
 'PnCuTrdx'Q, l^*>r. for ^ 
 
 'PoCoTnjx^gj iog, 6, r), that has 
 
 'Pot), ng, i), a stream, current, 
 
 wave : fr. pkuj, to How. 
 'VoGuh\acog, //.exciting tumult 
 
 in waters : fr. poUog. 
 
 pre 
 
 'PoTTaXiKog, Yi, OV, a kind of vei-se 
 called rhopalic, i. e. elub-hke, 
 in which each succeeding word 
 is loni:er by one syllable than 
 the preceding ; as J* iiuKap A- 
 Tot'ih), finioiiyii'tg, 6Xj5i6c<ufiov, 
 11. r. 182 : fr. p6-aXov. 
 
 'Po7raXirriibg,ov, 6, a blow with 
 a club : fr. p nraXi^io. 
 
 'PoTTctXov, ov, Ti, a club, staff, 
 stick : fr. p'iTVM. H>nce 
 
 ' VoiritXMToc, //, or, formed or fash- 
 ioned into tlie shape of a club 
 (epith. of a cup), fr. the above ; 
 
 'P6Giov, ov, ru, the dashing of or made of wood.-n staves; k-j^Xc^ 
 
 waves : fr. 
 'PoOtof, «, 01', violent, impetuous, 
 
 furious, noisy, loud : ir. 
 'PO'BOS, oi;,*6, the roar of the 
 waves, dashing of oars, tumult, 
 noise ; roui^h way ; rf/r I'lKtig 
 poBog, llesiod, 0pp. 219, the 
 rui;ged path of justice, as the 
 Scholiast interprets it. 
 'Pot a, ag, i), see pod. 
 'Pot/3(5fw, u>, f. ri<Tio, to engulph, 
 absorb with a noise ; also = 
 poi~,fio : fr. 
 'Voliicog, ov, 6, a rushing, whiz- 
 
 zim; or whistling noise. 
 'Poi^fKTx', for poi'CanKE (on ac- 
 count of an aspirate following), 
 3 sing. impf. ind. act. of pot^ew, 
 to make a loud noise ; imperf. 
 Ippoi^tffKov, cV: 
 
 lppoiZ,tov, poet 
 for f, a. 
 'PoilUo, G), f. i;(Tw, to move rapid- 
 ly so as to cause a whizzing, 
 make a loud or shrill noise, 
 whiz, whistle ; bark, yelp : & 
 'Poili]cbv, adv. with a ioud or 
 
 shrill noise : fi'. 
 'POrzOS, 01', 6, a loud noise, 
 whizzing, whiz, twang, crash : 
 fr. put), because properly of How- 
 iii"- water ; or formed fr. the 
 sound. 
 ' I'ot'/y, t]g, i). Ion. for potd, a pome- 
 granate. 
 'PoiKof, t), ov, winding like a 
 stream, bent, crooked : but 
 PoiKog, /}, 01/, atHicted with a flux 
 or scouring ; fluid, easily flow- 
 ing; flaccid, feeble : fr. ptut. 
 ' VoinKog, ov, b, a small pod, an 
 onuiment like a pomej^ranate, 
 on the high-priest's robes. 
 "P6/i/3oc, ov, b, Lat. I'hoinhits, a 
 top, whirling or rapid motion ; 
 mathematiral ftgure; turbot: fr. 
 psfjifiio, to whirl about. 
 'Vo^(pcua, ag, //, Lut. rhomphcea,ii 
 large sword, javelin, Tlu'acian 
 dart : fr. ptfiiiti), to whirl about. 
 I'ooc, ovg, b, a stream, current : 
 fr. perf. m. tppoa, of psio. 
 'PoTTfl/a, the same as pofKpaia. 
 PoTTaXi^io, f. iau), to strike with 
 a club : & 
 
 (570) 
 
 poTraXutrt), in Snid. from Dion, 
 about Connnodus, a cui> made 
 of wooden staves, can. Toup 
 iii. p. 121. 
 'Pott//, »/(,-, >'/, the turn or inclining 
 of the scales, gentle impulse, 
 tendency, prepojiderance, im- 
 portance : fr. ptTTu). 
 'P6;rrpoi', ov, to, a club, cudgel, 
 drum, tambourine: fr. the same. 
 'Povniog, b, //, a colour like that of 
 red-lead or ruddle ; Lixt.rusi^iis ; 
 carnation-coloured : fr. pofi, the 
 pomegranate, the grain of which 
 is red. 
 *PO'l>F/Q tV du), w, to tjrain, sup 
 up, absorb; f. »;<7(o, pf. tpp6(l>iiKa. 
 'Pox^sio, (u, to nmrnmr, roar ; f. 
 
 »/<Tu> : fr. 
 'Pox^of, ov, b, the roar of the 
 
 waves, a loud 
 
 murmurmg. 
 
 breaking of the waves, wave : 
 fr. podog. 
 'Pom, to stir, agitate, rush : piio. 
 'Pva^, ctKog, b, a flowing, over- 
 flowing, torrent, stream, cur- 
 rent, wave : fr. pvu), to flow. 
 'I'Y'rXION, ovy r6,a pig's snout: 
 
 fr. 
 'Pvyxog, eog, to, a beak, snout, 
 
 chap. 
 
 'Pvltiv, adv. abundantly, copious- 
 ly, amain, impetuously: fr. pvu). 
 'Pvcbv, adv. abundantly, plen- 
 
 teously, i)rofusely : fr. the same. 
 Pvtig, 'EVTog, having flowed, a. 2. 
 
 part. pass, of the same verV». 
 'Pvio, rescue, Ion. for pvov^ pres. 
 
 imper. & 
 'VvtTiii, he defends. 3 sing. pres. 
 
 ind. of pvonat, to protect, &c. 
 'Pvkio, w, to flow ; f. ii(Tu), perf. 
 
 ippbi}Ka. 
 'Pvi,9i, a. 2. imper. pass, fr. the 
 
 preceding verb. 
 'Pu//To/j«t, y, trai, I shall flow ; 
 
 f. 2. pass, of the same. 
 'Pvii(ptvia, ag, i), a stream of 
 
 Wealth, alfluenee: pv'tio, d(pivoQ. 
 'PvBFivai, a. I. inf. pass, of p'-o- 
 
 fiai. to free. 
 ' V v9 1.1 t'Cio, to compose in just pro- 
 portion, adorn, adapt to metre ; 
 
 reduce to harmony, rule, or 
 
 PY2 
 
 order ; modulate ; adjust ; in- 
 struct ; f. ifftj, perf. IppvOiJUKa. 
 
 'PvOfiOTToibg, ov, b, »/,a comj)oser 
 of rhythm : fr. pvO/jibg, ttoieio. 
 
 'PYBMO'S, o}~, b, Lat. rlii/t/imiis, 
 Engl, rhyme or rhythin, an ea.sy 
 flow of sound or motion ; ca- 
 dence, harmony, nu'asure, pro- 
 portion ; form or figure ; any 
 thing done by settled rule, so 
 as to denote synnnetry or just 
 propt)rtion : perhaps fr. pvio. 
 
 'Pvfjin, oTog, TO, a stream ; for 
 ptvf.ia. Th. ptu) : but 
 
 'Pvfia, uTog, TO, a drawing ; de- 
 fence, protection, guard ; rope ; 
 cast of a weapon, shot : fr. pvio. 
 
 'PD/irti, I have rescued, Ion. by 
 takinj; awav the aujrment, for 
 tppv/iiai, pf. ind. pass, of pvof-iai. 
 
 'Pv/.il5og, ov, b, a small wheel, 
 whirling motion, whirling force, 
 giddiness : & 
 
 'Pvfijiiov, ovog, //, a whirling ; 
 sling : fr. p^^fSio. 
 
 'Pi''/u;, t]g, i], draught; force, im- 
 petus, vtlocity, impetuosity, 
 rush, shock ; line in which a 
 thing is diMwn ; ti'ack, street : 
 fr. pi it), to draw. 
 
 'Pitfi^n, aTog, Tb, dirt, filth; soap: 
 fr. pvTTno. 
 
 'Pffibg, ov, b, the pole of a cha- 
 riot ; bar Ijetween the horses, 
 by which the chariot {pvtTai) is 
 drawn along. Th. pvio, to draw. 
 
 'Pvi^ioTOfiia, ag, »/, the cutting a 
 way : ir. pi'^iti, TSf^ivio. 
 
 'Pvofiai, see pvut. to draw. 
 
 'Pvovrai, they defend, 3 pi. ind. 
 pres. of the verb preceding. 
 
 'Pi''oi'ro,they were defending, Ion. 
 for tppvovTO, 3 pi. imperf. m. of 
 the same verb. 
 
 'PvTTaivio, f. av^, to make foul or 
 dirty, soil, tarnish ; disgrace. 
 
 'PvTTcnrai, pv-mvairai, a sailor's 
 crv in rowinij. 
 
 'Pvirapivio, to be dirty or ava- 
 ricious ; f. tucrw : «Sc 
 
 'Pvira^jut, ag, //, fllthiness, dirt ; 
 avarice : fr. 
 
 'PvTcaubg, d, bv, dirty, fdthy, 
 S(|uaiid, mean, sordid, avari- 
 cious : fr. 
 
 'PV'nOS, ov, o,pl.r« |0»';7ra, dirt, 
 filth, a stain; metapli. covetous- 
 uess, avarice ; sealing-wax. 
 
 'PvTtoijj, or pvTrduj, to, to soil, 
 render foul or filthy ; l)e filthy, 
 foul, S(iualid or sordid ; pres. 
 part. pvTToiov, ijjv, f. w(To>, perf. 
 ippvTTioKa, a. I. tppvirojaa, a. 1. 
 imper. act. pviruKTov, arw. Th. 
 
 pi'TTOg. 
 
 'PcTTTui, to wash away filth, 
 
 cleanse. Th. pvirog. 
 "Putra, dg, //, old age, the time 
 
 when age brings w rinkles : fr. 
 
 pvcTogy pvffcrbgf wrinkled ; when 
 
 PYX 
 
 the skin (potTai) is drawn into 
 furrows, as it were ; a wrinkle 
 being the contraction of the skin 
 into folds or furrows ; th. pvio. 
 Pvaat, dnOio, a. I. imper. m. iV 
 
 'PvrraiTo, 3 sing. a. 1. opt. m. & 
 PvaarrOai, a. \. inf. m.ot' pvoi.iai, 
 to rescue ; \.piaoi.iai,x\. I. tppv- 
 ndfxijv, to, aTo. Th. pt'uj. 
 
 'PraOai, Ion. for ippbaOai, perf. 
 inf. })ass. of pvo^iai, to deliver ; 
 or by sync, or synier. for pvtrr- 
 Oai, pres. inf. of pvojiai. 
 
 'PvrtOu), I should have been freed, 
 I pi. pvadCbfitv, a. 1. subj. pass, 
 of the same verb. 
 
 'Pvaid^oj, f. dcxit), to drag away, 
 take away as a pledge : fr. 
 piiaiov. 
 
 'Pv(Ti[3u}fiog, b, //, defending the 
 altar : fr. pvoj, fiiofibg. 
 
 'Pv(Tici(ppog, b, i), an epith. of a 
 charioteer, who directs the cha- 
 riot : fl*. pvoj, cicppog. 
 Puffij^tov, ov, Tb, the herb rue, 
 because it {pvtTai) relieves from 
 poisons. See pun). 
 
 '"I'o-jor, 01', TO, any thing given 
 for {pv(Tir) deliverance ; a ran- 
 som, |)leilge ; sacrifice, as ex- 
 plained by some, II. A. G73. 
 iMasson Hist. Crit. i. 212. other- 
 wise booty, taken by way of re- 
 prisals. Th. pvoj, to draw. 
 
 'PvmTToXig, poet. 'PvcriirToXig, 
 totg, b, t), protecting the city : 
 fr. pv(o, TToXig. 
 
 'PixTig, eiog, //, redemption, deli- 
 verance. Th. prio or puofiat.. 
 
 'Pvartg, tiog, i), a flowing, flow, 
 flux : fr. pvix), for pew, f. ptvaio. 
 PvnKio, or pvfTKo^ai, to guard, 
 defend ; the same as pvoj. 
 
 'PveTfibg, ov, b, poet, a series or 
 long-drawn line of any thing, 
 form, shape. Th. puoj, to draw. 
 
 'Pv<Tbg or pvacrbg, //, bv, wrinkled, 
 furrowed, shrivelled ; cross : fr. 
 th. pvu), to draw. 
 
 'Pv(T(T0Ti}g, 7]Tog, r), corrugation, 
 wrinkles : fr. the above. 
 PixTTayi^ia, aTog, ro, violent treat- 
 ment, violence : fr. 
 
 'PvfTrd^ijj, f. ^io, to drag and carry 
 ott' with violence, haul about, 
 ill-treat. Th. pino. Hence 
 PvffToKTvg, vog, r/,a violent drag- 
 ging or carrying away. 
 
 'Pt'>(TTi]g, ov, b, a deliverer: fr. 
 
 prio. 
 
 PvTu, tSr, ra, bridle, reins : pvio. 
 PvTayioyevg, k(ug, 6, a rein, hal- 
 ter : fr. pvrbv, dyio. 
 PvTaivoj, to drag away, force, 
 violate : fr. pvoj, 
 P''"'), OC' V, L'lt. riita, Engl, rue : 
 also pvTij : fr. pifio, to preserve, 
 being a preservative against poi- 
 sons. 
 'Pvr/}p, i]Oog,b,ii drawer, shooter : 
 (•^71) 
 
 PQN 
 
 one that keeps or guards, a 
 guard, rein ; aTcivciiv dirb pv- 
 Tt'ipog, to go with loosened rein, 
 <»r at full speed, Soph. (Ed. C. 
 i Ji3 — 95o ; a scourge, strap, 
 thoni; : fr. p/-..;, to draw. 
 PvTicouj, 10. f. oifTi.j, to wrinkle, 
 contract into wrinkles ; ])res. 
 pass. pvTic6i>nat, to Ijc wrinkled: 
 shrivell. d : ir. 
 
 'Pi'-ii,', iCo , //, Lat. ruijft, a wrin- 
 kle: fr. pt»it>, to «lr.iw. See pj'fTu'. 
 
 'PiTO, Ion. or poet, for tppvTo, 3 
 sing. plu[)erf. j)ass. of pvio or 
 pvofiai, to di'livc-r, protect. 
 
 'PvTov, ov, ro,a kind of eu[» from 
 which the li(pi.>r flows in a very 
 snuill stream, and is drunk up, 
 as it were, by tlraw ing ; any cup 
 used to draw water with ; also 
 a rein, because by it the horse 
 {piitTcii) is drawn along : fr. 
 
 'Pvrbg, /), or, dragged, di'awn : 
 th. pi'uj : also 
 
 'Pi'Tbg, /), 01/, flowing, liquid : th. 
 ptw. 
 
 'PvTwpf opog, 6, an archer, de- 
 fender : fr. pvio. 
 
 'Pv<l)bg, t), bv, bent, curved, yEol. 
 fr. 
 
 PY'Q, obsol. mid. pv'of.iai, to 
 draw, drag, haul, ])ull ; guard, 
 keep, protect, defend, rescue, 
 deliver, save ; as tpi<u) ; f. vao- 
 ^ai, a. 1. m. ippu<Tdfiijv: also 
 
 'Pvu), to flow : fr. ptw, the same. 
 
 Pu)[3iKibrBuog, b, t), that finds 
 ditticuity in pronouncing the let- 
 ter pu). 
 
 'PwyaXfog, a, ov, cleft, split, 
 broken ; torn, ragged : fr. 
 
 Pwy if, T/c, V, a fissure, crevice, 
 cleft : fr. poi^. Th. p/'/craw. 
 
 'Pioyfiij, //<;, 7/, a rupture, fissure, 
 crevice, chink : fr. the same. 
 
 'PQ'B12y, lojwg^ b, a nostril ; pi. 
 puiOiovfg, nostrils ; as if fr. pig, 
 or piio, to flow. 
 
 'PiofiaTog, a, oi>, R<mian : & 
 
 'Pif)luu(TTi, adv. in the language 
 of the Romans, in Latin: fr. 'PcJ- 
 fxt). Rome. 
 
 PuifxaX'iog^a, ov, robust, stout : & 
 
 'PwjUttXauc, adv., stoutly : fr. 
 
 'Pdi/i/;, i)g, i), might, streny;th, 
 vigour, couraiije : fr. pu)vvvu) ; 
 hence Roma, Rome. 
 
 'Pi.2NNY'12, or puivvvfii, to 
 strengthen, render strong or 
 firm, confirm, invi-^orate, re- 
 store to health ; f. puitno, as if 
 fr. pu)u), pi'rf. tppwjca, a. 1. ippto- 
 (Ta ; j)res. mid, or pass, puivvv- 
 fiai, aai, Tai, to be restored to 
 health, become or be strong, act 
 strenuously or with vigour, j>erf. 
 pass, tppiopai, aat, Tai, 1 have 
 been restoxvd to health, I h.ave 
 been and am well, pf. pt. pass. 
 fpfnof-ikvog, strengthened, stout- 
 
SAB 
 
 2AK 
 
 hearted, courar^eoiis, strong, vi-|2a/3«vov, ov, to, a coarse kind of 
 gnrous, in good health, ].kiperf. cloth or rug to dry the body 
 
 ' ' ' ' after bathing. 
 
 Sf'/3ax0«vi, Syr. lyKaTiXirrfQ fit, 
 tliou bast forsaken me, Matth. 
 
 ippuif-up', (JO, TO, 1 had been 
 
 made strong, I was strong or 
 
 well, perf. imper. pass, tpjuono, 
 
 oiffOto, farewell, 2 pi. tpfnoai)e, 
 
 fare ye well. 
 'PwK, wyog, »/,a rock, crag, cleft, 
 
 crevice, chink ; _ grape-stone, 
 
 seed, berry : fr. piifTToj. 
 'Ptuo»'r',for tppioovTO, 3 pi. impf. 
 
 m. or pass. Ion. fr. the obs. pwo- 
 
 fiai, to be shaken, borne along 
 with violence : see piou). 
 'PioTn'ilou, ov, TO, a place full of 
 bushes, thicket : fr. pwip. 
 
 Foj7royiHi(poQ,6, j/, a sign-painter : 
 fr. puJTTog, ypa({)0}. 
 
 'PuiTTOTTtJXrjc, ov, 6. a seller ol 
 small wares ; pvjiroi^ ttwXoji^ 
 that sells small articles or low- 
 priced goods. 
 
 'PwTTOC, OV, i, & 'PCJTTOV, OV, TO, 
 
 merchandise of small value, a 
 pack of small wares; trash. 
 
 truinperv : fr. P^4^- 
 •PwVw, I will strengthen, f. 1 . act. 
 
 oUpMin'va) ; a. 1. pass. ippajdOnv, 
 
 a. 1. part. pwaOtig. 
 'Pa>ra>, & 'PojTctKiK"^, f. <rw, to 
 
 repeat often the letter pu>. 
 Totxi^bQ, OV, 6, a rupture, fissure, 
 
 rent, gutter, chink, cleft : fr. 
 
 pioyr), a fissure, fr. phywfii, or 
 
 'Pw^/, oiTTOQ, 6, merchandise of 
 small value ; a shrub, thicket : 
 
 fr. pBTTU). 
 
 'PtJo), Lat. rohoro, to strengthen, 
 for which is used pwVvv^i or 
 poivvvu) : mid. or pass, poiofiai, 
 to be strong ; move firmly, move 
 with vehemence, be agitated or 
 shaken ; rush, liasten, charge 
 upon. 
 
 lit 
 
 S. 
 
 2, the eighteenth letter of the 
 Greek alphabet ; as a numerical 
 mark, 200 ; when underscored, 
 (<rj 200,000. Instead of this 
 letter the Attic dialect some- 
 times prefers ^, sometimes r, the 
 Dor. and ^ol. L There are 
 many words in which its pre- 
 sence or abseiice, as the initial 
 letter, is matter of indifference ; 
 as afiiKobg, fiiKpog, &c. 
 2d, yours; fr. aog, at), obv, yours. 
 
 Th. av. But 
 2a, safe ; by contr. fr. ada, ir. 
 
 adoc, the same as aoog, safe. 
 ^ai^dCtiv, to be a Bacchanal, imU 
 
 tate Bacchanals in crying aaliol, 
 
 dance with lascivious motions : 
 
 fr. <Taj3ol. 
 2a/3a^ioc,oi;,6, Bacchus : fr. ffa- 
 
 ^d^tiv. 
 
 xxvii. 4G. 
 ^afiaujO, hosts, the heavenly bo 
 
 dies ; also 2n/3/3aw0. 
 2a/3j3«rt^w, to rest on the seventh 
 day, keep the sabbath ; f. i<Tto, 
 Att. no, a. 1. t(Ta/3/3ari(Ta : fr. 
 (jdiifSaTOV. 
 ^a(iiiaTi(T^ibQ, ov, 6, a keeping of 
 the sabbath : fr. the above. 
 ^dfit^uTov, OV, TO, Lat. saUxitum, 
 the sabbath, the seventh day, 
 rest ; by synecdoche, a week ; 
 in the pi. it changes its declen- 
 sion and becomes ad^^ara, w»', 
 ad^iiiaat. 
 2AB0r, «i;oT, «Trt/3o7, Dem. 313. 
 a cry used by the Bacchanals ; 
 but 
 2a/3ot, iov, 01, those initiated m 
 the rites of Bacchus ; places 
 sacred to Bacchus, who was 
 himself also formerly called ad- 
 ftog, ffafilibg, Pint. 
 2A'rAPI2, eu>g, »/, an Amazonian 
 battle-axe, Scythian sword, axe. 
 Tdyr), i/c, y), trappings for hoi-ses 
 or asses; harnessjcovering, pack- 
 saddles ; (rdyat, al, defensive ar- 
 mour for the body : fr. (rarrw. 
 ^ayqvevu), f. tvffio, to cover with 
 a net, catch, capture, seize as a 
 prey : fr. 
 2ay //!'/;, rjg, >/, a sweep-net, drag- 
 net, seine : as if fr. cfdrTu). 
 Yayt)vol56\og, b, »/, a fisher that 
 throws such a net. Th. ^idWio. 
 2ay/ia, aTog, Tb, a load for a beast 
 of burden, pack-saddle, heap, 
 sheath for arms, coarse mantle. 
 Th. ffdTTio. 
 ^dyog, tog, to, or ov, o, a soldier's 
 
 cloak, cassock, Lat. sai/nm. 
 JladdovKoiog, ov, b, Sadduaem, a 
 Sadducee ; so called fr. Sadoc, 
 founder of the sect. 
 2A.eE'PION, OV, TO, the otter or 
 
 beaver. 
 ^aOpbg, d, bv, same as rraTrnbg, 
 fiaccid, perishable, unsound, de- 
 cayed, rotten ; weak, feeble : fr. 
 arjirio. Hence 
 2a0poa>, u), f. uxrio, to render un- 
 sound, corrupt, damage. 
 llaivovpog, 6, »), that wags the 
 tail : ir. aaivio, ovod. 
 'Eaivui, same as (Ti'tio, to stir, 
 shake, wag the tail, fawn, cringe ; 
 properly of dogs, who fawn and 
 fondle by wagging the tail ; f. 
 (Tavu), a. 1. tVi;i'a ; pres. pass. 
 (Taivofiai, to be moved, waver. 
 2ArPi2, to brush, sweep, clean ; 
 gape, grin, snarl ; f. aput, perf. 
 aeTapKa, perf. pass, (reffapfxai. 
 2aKt(T7ra\og,oi',6,aslueld-shaker, 
 ' (572J 
 
 2AA 
 
 valiant : fr. aoKog, TrdXXw. 
 2aK:f<r^opog,ov,6,a shield-bearer: 
 
 fr. (TaKog, 0«pu>. 
 
 2«KT'rrti', a domestic or pet lamb, 
 ace. sing. fr. aaKl'Tog, a, b, Dor. 
 for <r//K7V;;c. oi', 6. Th. (rrjicog. 
 
 SaiCK-iXj^Ui, f. t<TlU, ISlciKKtviu, Sc 
 
 ^aKtvio, the same as 
 2aic».vu>, ut, f. t'/tw, to pass through 
 a strainer, strain, filtrate : fr. 
 (TaKKog. 
 'EaKKt'Cot, f. iTio, cSc SaKrt^u), the 
 same, & fr. the same. 
 Saicicior, ov, to, a little bag, 
 
 straining cloth : fr. 
 Sdtcfcoc, 01', & Sa'coc, 6, Lat. sac- 
 cus,ii covering, sw:k, sack-cloth: 
 fr. the Hebr. pM'. 
 ^(iKog, eog, to, a shield ; (rciKEvg, 
 Dor. for (Tciicovg &. aaKtoc ', for 
 the Dor. in the genit. changes 
 OV into tv. Th. auTTio. ^ 
 X'lKog, u), 6, Dor. for (niKog. 
 Sotfcrac, ov, 6, a sack : & 
 '^ciKTiop, opog, b, one who fills : 
 
 fr. auTTu). 
 SA'KXAP, apog, or 'S.aKxupiov, 
 
 ov, Tb, Lat. saccharum, sugar. 
 '^aKxv<pdvTng, ov, o, a sack sewer 
 
 or maker : fr. craKKog, ixpaivio. 
 'S.aKutv, gen. pi. of 2a»c«i, Lat. 
 Sacie, Saceans, a Scythian tribe. 
 2a Xd, 6, the name of a man, un- 
 
 declin. Hebr. dart. 
 2aXaOi>)X, 6, the name of a man, 
 undeclin. Hebr. I asked of the 
 Lord. 
 2aXrti^w, to lament, mourn : fr. 
 
 adXog, agitation of the mind. 
 2AAA'Ki2\,uji/.»c, 6, a needy man 
 who pretends to be wealthy, a 
 boaster : fr. (raXtvu). 
 2AAAMAN'APA, ac, »/, a sala- 
 mander, an animal like a lizard. 
 2aXa7</3i7, a hole through which 
 atXag iiaivtt, the light entei-s, 
 window, door ; Lycophr. 9H. 
 ^aXapig, "ivog, »'/, the name of an 
 island ; aaXou d/jtt;, urinal of the 
 
 sea. 
 :S.aXd(T(T(o, or ttoj, f. ^to, to stir. 
 
 
 shake, as one does a measure ; 
 fill largely, so as to overHow : 
 fr. aaXti'uj. 
 
 2aXa'a>, ut, f. a'<Tw, to shake. 
 
 2aXti7i, TO, the name of a place, 
 undecl. Hebr. fatherless, an or- 
 ])han under age. 
 
 "EaXevTog, »), bv, tottering : fr. 
 
 2aX6utu, to agitate, toss, (pro])erly 
 of the sea tossed by the winds ;) 
 by synecd. to shake, put in mo- 
 tion, incite, stir up ; intrans. to 
 be agitated, be tossed with dis- 
 tress, war, peril, &c. be m dan- 
 ger, totter ; have a haughty or 
 affected air ; f. fixrio, perf. fft- 
 ffdXtvKa, a. 1. tffdXtvffa, a. I. 
 inf. act. ffaXtvaai, pres. pt. pass. 
 craXivofiti'og, being agitated ; to. 
 
 SAM 
 
 ffoXtvof^ieva, things unsettled, 
 unsteady ; pf. pass. atadXevfjiai, 
 perf. part. pass. ae(TaXtvfxtvog, 
 having been agitated, a. 1. pass. 
 t(JaXiv9t]v, Tjc, rj, I was shaken 
 or tossed, a. 1. inf. pass. (raXtv- 
 Oiivai, f. \. ind. pass. aaXtvOii- 
 (toi-IkU, I shall be shaken. Th. 
 rrdXog. 
 
 2''X»//t, »'/, the name of Jerusalem, 
 Salem, undecl. Hebr. signifying 
 peace. 
 
 2aX/i(I>i', o, the name of David's 
 great-t^randfiither's father, un- 
 decl. Hebrew, signifying peace- 
 maker. 
 
 "EaXftwprj, rjg, »/, the name of a 
 woman; Hebrew signif. finished, 
 the peace-maker. 
 
 2A'A02, ov, b, Lat. sahim, the 
 sea-coast, agitation of the sea, 
 troubled sea, tossing of one on 
 the water, tempest, fluctuation, 
 commotion ; anchoring-place ; 
 metaph. agitation of mind, anx- 
 iety : fr. liXg. 
 
 2A'AnH, ijg, »/, a stock-fish. 
 
 2aX7r(yy<)Xoy\f'7ri/i'a'c^//t% ov, 6, 
 having a tnunpet, spear and 
 beard: (TaX7rty4', Xoyx^/, vTrtji'tj. 
 
 2nX7rtyyu>, f. ^lo, to sound a trum- 
 j)et, iiroclaim, resound : fr. traX- 
 TTiyK. 
 
 2aX7riyicr»)e, ov, b, a trumpeter : 
 fr. the above. 
 
 2A'AII IPS, «yyoc, >/, a trumpet, 
 cornet, horn ; ace. pi. adXiriy- 
 yag. 
 
 2aX7rt^w, to sound a trumpet, 
 blow a horn, j)roclaim ; f. iau), 
 Att. njj, a. \. irrdXTTKJa, a. 1. 
 subj. act. (TaXTr/o-w, a. 1. part. 
 aaXTTKTag. Th. rraXTriy^. 
 
 2aX7ri(Tr//c, ov, b, a trumpeter : 
 fr. ^TaX^^^Z,^o. 
 
 Xdfta, aTog, rb, D(»r. for (rfifia, a 
 sign, tomb ; also written for adi- 
 /ia, body. 
 
 ^afiaii'tTai, Dor. for <Tr]fiaivtTat, 
 3 sing. pres. pass, of atjfiaii'io, 
 to signify. Tli. T)ffia, a sign. 
 
 2a^/a'ptia, ac, »'/, the name of a 
 city, mountain, & region: Hebr. 
 fr. the name of a man, Sclu)ner, 
 signif. dregs: hence 
 
 2a^apf<rj/(,', ov, 6, a Samaritan: &. 
 
 ^af^iapuTig, idog, //, a Samaritan 
 woman : fr. 2a/ia'pf/a. 
 
 2a7'/3aXoi', ov, Tb, the same as 
 (Tai'CaXov ; thence dadfiliaXog, 
 that has no sandals. 
 
 2AMBr''KH, i)g, //, Lat. samhuca, 
 the sackbut, an instrument of 
 nmsic ; also a military engine. 
 
 ^dfupnv. Dor. for arf^ipov, to- 
 day, Att. Tl'ipfpOV. 
 
 2a/u;, i)g, »/, an island so called. 
 
 ^afioOp(}Kti, f/r. //, the name of an 
 island, so called from the Sami- 
 ans, who occupied that country. 
 
 2An 
 
 2a'juoc, OV, //, the name of a city 
 and island. 
 
 2ajttoi;/)X, 6, the name of a pro- 
 phet, undecl. Hebr. signif. lis- 
 tened to by God. 
 
 ^afxtpopag, a horse that f^fpei adv, 
 bears, or is marked with, the 
 letter a, 2 or C, called by the 
 Dorians 2a'>'. 
 
 2A'jM4'i'X()N, Lat. sanipsuchum, 
 the herb marjoram. 
 
 ^afi\pojv, o, the name of a man, 
 undecl. Hebr. the sun. 
 
 2dt/, the Doric name of the letter 
 ff, fr. the Pho-'uician shin. 
 
 SANAA'AION, ov, Tb, Lat. san- 
 dalhim, a sandal, woman's shoe, 
 called also adpdaXov. 
 
 ^avCaXitJKog, ov, o, dim. a small 
 sandal. Aristo|)li. B. 408. 
 
 VANAAPA'RH, tjg, »'/, burnt ce- 
 ruse, a bright red paint. 
 
 '^av^apciKivog, t], oi>, orange- 
 colour, bright red: fr. the above. 
 
 2ar^y^, vKog, ii,saiufi/x, a puri)le 
 colour, made of ceruse & ruddle 
 burnt together ; red lead. 
 
 ^avi^tg, a'l, tablets on which laws 
 were written ; folding-doors : <!v. 
 
 ^avi^iov, ov, Tb, a little table : & 
 
 ^mndioTbg, ij, bv, covered with 
 l)lanks : fr. 
 
 2ANr2, aV, '/, tablet, board, 
 plank, deck, shelf. 
 
 "^dwag, or ^dvvog, ov, b, a dolt, 
 fool, zany. 
 
 2ai/raXor, ov, Tb, santaliim, san- 
 dert, a kind of tree. 
 
 2a'ot, 3 sing. pres. opt. act. of 
 adio, poet, for (Tio^oj, to keep. 
 Th. (Toog, safe. 
 
 2aoc, Lat. sanus, the same as 
 (Toog, sound, safe. 
 
 2a'(>i'X, the name of a king, also 
 of an apostle, undecl. Hebr. ; in 
 Greek it has inflections, 2ai;Xoc, 
 01^, b. Acts viii. 3. 
 
 ^ao<ppoauvr], tjg, »/, discretion, 
 S(>und reastn : fr. 
 
 2a60pwi^, & 2w0p«jr, ovog, b, ■>). 
 of sound mind ; wise, prudent, 
 discreet : fr. ndog or (Toog, (pnt)v. 
 
 ^dna^, oKog, b, a moth ; because 
 it (T)]7rti, spoils clothes. Th. (Ttj- 
 
 TTIO. 
 
 laTTtig, tlrra, ev, having become 
 rotten, a. 2. ])art. pass, of (tZ/ttw. 
 
 SAIIE'PAHS, ov, b, Lat. saperda, 
 a sort of salted fish, a ground- 
 ling, anchovy. 
 
 laTTpia, ag, i), rottenness, stench: 
 & 
 
 2a7rp«^t.i, to putrefy, rot, cau.se 
 to smell ; grow rotten, rancid ; 
 f. jCTw, perf. atcfdirptKu : fr. 
 
 2a7rpoc, tt, bv, rotten, putrid, of- 
 fensive, decayed, foul, filthy, 
 mouldy, obsolete ; vicious, de- 
 praved, corrupt : fr. a/jTrw. 
 
 2d7r0£ipa, ag, »/, the name of a 
 (673) 
 
 2AP 
 
 woman ; Gr. the sapphire, a 
 
 precious stone. 
 2A'n<I>KIP02, ov, i), Lat. sap- 
 
 ]>hiru?, the sapphire, a i)recious 
 
 stone. 
 ^aiicpiKog, ?), bv, Sapphic : fr. 
 yiaiTcpio, oog, >'/, Saj^plio, a lyric 
 
 poetess. 
 "EmrcpoiO, a pot, tlu'eshold, .Jercm. 
 
 liii. 19. Perhaps d7r(pu)0 .should 
 
 be read. 
 2«7rwi', oixra, bv, a. 2. i)art. act. 
 
 of aiiTTu), to putrefy ; a. 2. taa- 
 
 TTOV. 
 
 SaTTwr, lovcg, b, Lat. mpo, soap. 
 
 2apa/3«XXa, Si 'Eapdf'iapa, lov, 
 Tu, trowsei*s, breeclies. 
 
 2a'p«/3i)f, alcolov yvvaiKtlov, 
 generation, family. 
 
 'S.apaTTig, iCog, b, Serapis, au 
 Egyptian deity. 
 
 'S.apydvtj, i]g, >'/, a basket, casket, 
 chain ; twisted coi'd ; the same 
 as (rirvp'ig, icog, >/. 
 
 2A'Pr02, Lat. sanjus, the sarge, 
 a fish of the nnillet kind. 
 
 "S-dp^eig, u>v, a'l, Ion. 2«pf«c, Sar- 
 dis, the chief city of Lydia. 
 
 "ZapCu'og, i), 2np^(0£', b, (under- 
 stan<l XtBog,) & 2ap^iov, ro, 
 Sanhts:, the sardius, opal, ruby, 
 or cornelian, the name of a pre- 
 cious stone, so called from Sar- 
 dinia, where the best sort was 
 found. 
 
 2ap^(0V, ov, TO, & 
 
 2apf!to<;, ov, b, the same as adp' 
 ^ivog. 
 
 "Zdphg for ^dp^ng, which see. 
 
 2ap(^d^'toc &. 2apt^a'i'toi;, o, >/, 
 sardonic ; (rap^(')viov i.i(ict](T6, 
 smiled with a forced smile ; (rap- 
 ^oviog yiXujg, a sardonic grin ; 
 Od. Y. 302 : fr. (raiou). 
 
 YapSovv^, vxog, b, Lat. sardonj/.r, 
 the name of a j»recious stone : 
 fr. (Tapdiog bvvK, being in colour 
 like the lunnan nail. 
 
 2APA12', oog ovg, Sc ^ap^wv, 
 ovog, »'/, Sardinia, an island. 
 
 "Eap^tpog, a, ov, Sardinian. 
 
 2apti, he will sweep, 3 sing. f. I. 
 act. of aaipio, to sweep, brush ; 
 f. apui. 
 
 'ZdptTTTa, Tci, the name of a city; 
 Hebr. a goldsmith's shop ; it is 
 either pi. n. g. undecl. or sing, 
 f. //. 
 
 2A'PI22A, ijg, »/, Lat. sarism, a 
 long spear used by the Macedo- 
 nians. 
 
 SaoKTrt'^w, f. d(Tu), to tear away 
 the flesh ; grin at, revile : fr. 
 fTa'p^. 
 
 ^itpKa(Tfi07nTi'0Kdi.nrTrig, ov, b, a 
 sneering pine-bender, a scotter 
 and robber : fr. aapKa(Tf.ibg, 
 TTiTvg, KafcrrTiu. 
 
 ^apKacF/jibg, ov, b, raillery, scoff- 
 ing, sarcasm : fr. (Tapjca^w. 
 
SAT 
 
 SapKi'^w, f. io"w, to tear away the 
 flesh, pull or mangle the body. 
 Th. adpK, flesh. 
 "^.a^KiK-bi^, j), oi', carnal, fleshly, 
 
 of the tlesli ; fleshy : & 
 Sfip/ct i'(>C, '/i ov, of flesh, fleshy, 
 fat, corpuUnt : fr. adot,. 
 2«p»co0ayi«, oQ, r'l, the use of 
 
 animal food : fr. 
 YaoKoipciyiyi:, o, //, that devours 
 fltsli, carnivorous ; subst., a 
 sarcoj^hajus, sepulchre : fr. aau^. 
 <pd.yio. 
 ^apKouj, u), f. 101710, to render 
 fleshy, make flesli ; pass, to be 
 made flesh, become incarnate : 
 fr. adijK' 
 HapKioCni:, coc, o.y), fleshy, of 
 
 flesh : fr. (Tupt, fuog. 
 ^doKoiaiQ. £c.je, //, ct>rpulence : fr. 
 
 (TaoKoio. 
 Ydpfia, aroQ, to, a gaping, open- 
 ing, chasm ; also, same as cni- 
 pwi.a, sweepings : fr. <Trt/pa>. 
 2 A' PS, Kog, //, flfsh, body; in 
 holy writ, man, mankind, man's 
 body, pronencss to evil ; wealth, 
 substance, &c. 
 Ydpog, ov, ov Srtout', ov, o, a 
 broom, besom; sweepings, a thing 
 or person of no value : fr. naipio. 
 "Eapot'Xh "» t^>^ name of a man, 
 
 undecl. Ilebr. sln)ot. 
 Xapnu), J>, to sweep, clean ; drive- 
 about ; f. loaio, pert', part. pass. 
 (T£(Tao(i»)uf J'oc : fr. aapoQ. 
 'S.apniicojv, SarpeJon, the proper 
 
 name of a man. 
 Sa'pTTOf,-, ov, 6, a coffer, wooden 
 house, chest, Hes. 
 ^dppttj OQ, ?/, the name of a wo- 
 man, Abraham's wife, Sarah. 
 IIeV>r. chief. 
 1.dpojQpoi', ov, TO, a broom : & 
 ilapwjua, ciTo^, TO, dirt, sweep- 
 ings, otf-scourings : fr trapou). 
 2apwj', (jjvog, 6, the name of a 
 country ; Hebr. a coat of mail : 
 there is also 
 "^dpiov, iovoQ, o, natura muliehrts ; 
 also a net for hunting ; a sea- 
 deity. 
 'S.dpifn'tg, iCoQ, ?/, a hollow oak ; 
 because <r'smjps, it has crevices 
 in the bark. 
 Sac, yours ; ace. pi. f. g. fr. abg. 
 
 at), nov, yours. Th. ov, you. 
 ^(tTciv, b, the chief of the evil 
 angels, Satan, undecl. ; Ilebr. 
 adversary. 
 'S.aTnvag, a, 6, the same ; 2 Cor. 
 
 xi 14. 
 'LuTivr], r]Q, r), &. Sartroj', ov, to, 
 
 a chariot, wain : fr. o-aVroj. 
 "S-aTov, ov, Tb, a dry measure, the 
 third part of an ei)hab, equal to 
 the sescjuimodius, (2^ gallons 
 English,) which c<mtains Gca!)i, 
 (each 3^ pints English,) and the 
 cabus 24 ova ; a Syr. word. 
 
 SAY 
 
 SarpaTTfjrt, ag, »/, the office of a 
 
 satrap : fr. 
 SarpdTTfvuj, f. 6t'(7(t», to act as a 
 
 satrap or governor : fr. aoTpa- 
 
 TTiig. 
 
 ^aTpaTTtjirj, i]Q, //, Ion. for auTpa- 
 TTtia : fr. 
 
 SATPA'IIH:::, ov, 6, a satrap, a 
 Persian prefect <)r vicer()y. 
 
 SA'TTQ, to load, put on a load ; 
 cram, compress, i)ack, staff, 
 beat down ; f. Kio, i>erf. attrax^, 
 perf. pass, n'taayiiai. 
 
 'ZarvniKov, Lat. mtiiricamy (the 
 word opa/xa being understood,) 
 yEl. ii. 8 ; a drama or poem re- 
 flecting on men's pers<»ns and 
 vices, and probably at flrst deli- 
 vered on the stage by one in the 
 mask of a satyr : fr. 
 
 '^(iTvpiKbg, i), bv, Lat. satyrkns. 
 satyr-lilie, dissolute ; satyrical, 
 keen, biting : & 
 
 Srtrvptoi^ ov, TO, a herb exciting 
 lasciviousness : fr. adTvpog. 
 
 ^aTvpi(JKog, ov, b, a little satyr, 
 Theocr. iv. 02 : dim. fr. 
 
 SA'TVPOS, ov, o, Lat. safi/n(.'<, a 
 stfi/r, a fabulous animal, half 
 man and half goat ; i)erhaps fr. 
 (rdOii : I'a'ri'pot. a satyric drama 
 or i)<>em. Atlun. 10. }>. 420. 
 AvKotppuiV ypdipag "E-aTvpovg, 
 
 Mti'Ui)^toi', having written a 
 
 drama or poem entitled Menc- 
 
 demus. 
 
 Savh-oc, /), or, dry, parched. 
 
 ^ai'\d, adv., softly, wantonly : I'v 
 
 "SlavXoofun, ov/kcii, to move deli- 
 cately or wantonly, play the 
 wanton : fr. <Tav\6g. 
 
 XavXoTTpojKTidio, u), to wriggle the 
 backside in a lascivious manner. 
 Th. Trpn.>tcTbg. 
 
 SAYAO'2, }/, or, soft, delicate, 
 wanton, loose, light, easy : also 
 
 SavXof, ov, b, a proper name. 
 
 ^avi'id^oj, to strike w ith a barbed 
 javelin : fr. 
 
 ilai'viovy ov, TO, Lat. saunlum, a 
 barbed javelin ; a barbarous 
 word. 
 
 Srtvioc, soft, tender, delicate. 
 
 SAY^PA, or ^avpa, ag, >'/, a 
 lizard. 
 
 "Zavpog, ov,b, a lizard ; a fish. 
 
 2rtvpiur//p, I'ipog, 6, a sharp j)oint 
 or spike fixed on the end of a 
 si)ear ; an in)n socket hollow at 
 one end, so as to lie fixed on the 
 spear, sharp at the other, so as 
 to be fixed in the ground ; as if 
 ffTavpiorf}p, fr. aTavpoio, to fi.x a 
 stake in the ground. 
 
 SAVSAPISMC/v, ov, b, a dry- 
 ness of the tonu;ue, want of ut- 
 terance, hesi(ati(»n : fr. 
 
 yiavnapbg, a, bv, dry, parched, 
 peris! lablc : fr. avio. 
 
 Savr/yt;, by crasis for <7iavTi]g ; 
 (574) 
 
 SBE 
 
 so aavTov for wfavrov, & cav- 
 
 rbv for (Ttavrbv, yourself : fr. 
 
 (TV, & avrbg, self. 
 'Ed(pa, adv., certainly, manifestly, 
 
 clearly, truly : fr. aa<pi]g. 
 ^(t<pdvi)g, tog, b, a. Dor. for (ra- 
 
 ^/;i'/)c;, perspicuous, manifest, 
 
 clear, distinct. 
 ^'.ttpig, adv., poet, for (jacpCJg, 
 
 openly, clearly. 
 Sa^joraroc, superb & 
 '^cKjAfTTfpog, a, ov, comp. fr. aa- 
 
 (pi)g, manifest. 
 
 '^cKptiOy a>, f. t'lffio, the same as 
 «7rt0//vt^a». 
 
 S«0at»g, tSi. lacpyji'iojc. Ion. fur 
 (Tuipiog, openly, clearly. 
 
 Srt0;/, ace. sing. fr. (ra^i'/g. 
 
 ^acpiiviia, ag, »/, perspicuity, 
 clearness : fr. 
 
 '^a(p>iri)g,sog, b, y), the same as 
 (n«pi]g. 
 
 "EcKpiivi'^io, f. ieno, Att. iio, to ex- 
 plain, make clear, distinct, or 
 manifest, set forth, declare. Th. 
 aa(pl}g. Hence 
 
 ^a(t>f)innTiKbgj »), bv, declarative, 
 explanatory. 
 
 2«0/;j't(J, Att. for ca^jjvt'fTw, f. 1. 
 
 of (TtKpijvi^U), 
 
 Srt^i/j'tJt;, the same as (raipiDg. 
 
 2A<I>H'2, fog, b, >'/, manifest, evi- 
 dent, plain, clear, distinct, cer- 
 tain, sure. Hence 
 
 Sa^tuf, adv., manifestly, perspi- 
 cuously, distinctly, surely. 
 
 '2ax6tig, h<t«, ev, having been 
 closely packed, a. 1. part. pass, 
 fr. ffdTTio, to load ; f. ^tu, a. 1. 
 pass. i<Td\Oi}r. 
 
 Saw, ooe ovg, i), the name of a 
 woman ; safe. 
 
 S<iw, he preserved, for ifrdionf, 3 
 sing. a. 1. ind. act. by tlropping 
 the augment, ^: by poet. apoc. 
 adio ; also for aauxrov, preserve, 
 a. 1. imper. by the same apoc. 
 Or 3 sing, imperf. for tm'uo'Ci, 
 or pres. imper. for ainjjL,^, of 
 tracj^oi. Some call ai'uo D<»r. for 
 adov, fr. (Tciofiai, or (xdio, poet, 
 to preserve ; fr. adog, poet, for 
 (Toog, safe. 
 
 Vrtw, (i, — aifOio, to sift. 
 
 S«w^w, poet, for (TioXto, to pre- 
 serve, save : fr. adog. 
 
 SriaxTf, he preserved, Ion. for 
 icrdwaf, 3 shig. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 (Ta(o^io. 
 
 "^((locrn, he will preserve, 3 sing. 
 f. 1. f)f the same verb cV th. 
 
 2ait»(Tf^€v, Ion. for ocuoani-, f. 1. 
 inf. t)f (Taio^io. 
 
 '2nu)Tfnog, safer ; comp. fr. adog, 
 the same as abog, safe. 
 
 SfM.»r/}jt, iipog, 6, a preserver, 
 ])rotector : fr. ffmo^.io. 
 
 SBE'NNvMI, (S: V/:{f vi'vcj, to ex- 
 tinguish, quench, put out, all.iy, 
 repress, calm ; drain, dry up ; 
 
 
 
 2Ee 
 
 pres. imper. nfisvpvOi, vTUi, f. 
 fffikffu), fr. the obsolete ajitu), a. 
 1. (.frjitaa, a. 1. inf. act. ajikiai, 
 perf. ta^tKa, pres. pass, (rpiuvv- 
 fiai, aai, Tai, «Sl in 3 |»l. (t/^iv- 
 vviTtii, perf. i)ass. ta^tcTfuii, 
 a. 1. pass, tai^sadtiv, & in inf. 
 aiStaOt'iuui, f. I. j)ass. cFjStaOi)- 
 (TOfiai. 
 
 ^j3iGig,fujg,i), extinction, quench- 
 ing : fr. the above. 
 
 2/3ifTcrat, by doubling <t, poet, for 
 ajikaai, a. 1. inf. act. of a^kv- 
 
 VVfll. 
 
 XiitfTTiKbg, »), bv, calculated to 
 extinguish, having power to 
 (juench : fr. afitvvvfii. 
 
 ^CtvyXri, yEol. for C^vyXjj. 
 
 ^Edvrov, \)y contr. (ravrov, tjg, 
 ov, of you yourself, (without no- 
 minative) : fr. ato, for crov, of 
 you, «Sl avTov. 
 
 ^tlSd'Cofiai, the same as (rtfSofiai, 
 to worshij), adore, venerate, 
 stand in awe or be afraid of ; f. 
 daoiiai, perf. pass. at(ykiiiiai.iai, 
 (xai, oral, a. 1. \mss. ttrttSdaOiiv. 
 
 Til. (T^jJw. 
 
 Sf/iaf, Tb, indecl., reverence, 
 veneration ; shame ; something 
 sacred : fr. the same th. 
 
 XtfidrrOifffav, Ion. for iaeSdaO)]- 
 aav, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. pass. fr. at- 
 (id^ofxai. 
 
 Sfifi'jajua, aTOQ, to, an object of 
 wor.ship, that in whieh God is 
 worshipped ; (ref^dafKiTa, tu, sa- 
 cred tilings : fr. the same. 
 
 Sf/iaV/iiof , 6, »), or a, ov, the same 
 as (Ttfiunrbg, & fr. the sanu?. 
 
 ^ffSanfibg, ov, b, veneration, wor- 
 ship, religion : fr. the same. 
 
 ^fjidatruTo, Ion. & poet, by dou- 
 bling (T, for iatiidffuTO, 3 sing, 
 a. 1. m. of o-t/3«^o/xat. 
 
 Sf/3a<Tr/y, ifg, )';, Augusta, the 
 w ife of Ciesar : fr. 
 
 2f/3a(Trof, ?), bv, venerable, wor- 
 thy to be revered, adored ; au- 
 gust ; Augustus, a title of the 
 Roman emperors : fr. perf. pass, 
 of atlSu'^oftai. 
 
 2EBE'NlON,ov, 7-6, that which 
 covers the date, or fruit of the 
 l)alm-tree. 
 
 2f/3t^w, poet, same as rrtfid'CofiaL, 
 to adore, venerate, admire. 
 
 2*/3'»/Ltat, to revere, venerate, 
 worship, adore, be ashamed, feel 
 shame or awe ; pass, to be wor- 
 shipped ; pres. imper. m. (Ttjiov, 
 pres. inf. m. aefitnOca, part. pr. 
 (TilSbfifVog. Th. <T^/3tt». 
 
 2f/3ovri, Dor. for aifSovcn, 3 pi. 
 j>res. ind. act. of 
 
 SE'Bii, f. \pio, to revere, venerate, 
 adore, worsliip, respect. 
 
 ^tOtv, by sync, for ntoOBv, poet. 
 Dor. or Ion. for aov, geu. siug. 
 fr. aVf you. 
 
 SEI 
 
 StYt/ 6c a'to, Ion. for crov, gen. 
 .sing. fr. (TV, you. 
 "Etiof.ifvog, pres. ])art. ]>ass, fr. 
 (Tttuj, to move ; mid. to rush ; f. 
 (Toj, |>erf. a'tatiKa. 
 -ttof, Lacctnic for Qiioc, divine. 
 Th. Qtbg, God. 
 
 Sfjp, pbg, b, the sun : fr. at'ioM. 
 
 S KI PA", dg, Ion. >), 7]g, t), a chain, 
 rope, line, noose ; bar, bolt ; 
 <TtLf)ai, bundles of scabious and 
 pot-herbs : fr. tlput. Hence 
 
 ^tipaiog, a, ov, fastened or led 
 by a ro|)e. 
 
 ^npa(T(p6pog & 'S,eipa(p6pog, b, sc 
 iTTTTog, led by a rope, harnessed 
 to the chariot, but not under the 
 yoke : fr. tretpd, tpfpio. 
 
 ^Hpi)v, i)vog, //, lAii.iSlren,ii kind 
 of sea-monster ; flatterer, the 
 charm of persuasion ; an insect 
 resembling a bee; the scarake- 
 us or beetle ; a kind of hornet 
 living in deserted places, Ari- 
 stot. 6i LXX. ; see Vo.ss. de Si- 
 byll. 2G2 ; some derive it fr. e - 
 pio, to knit ; others fr. avpoj, to 
 draw ; others fr. aund, a rope, 
 chain, because those who heard 
 the singing of the Sirens were 
 fascinated with their voice, and 
 drawn by it and tied down as 
 with a chain. 
 
 ^tipidio, (15. f. d(T^o, to shine, be 
 bright; be afflicted with inHam- 
 mation of the brain, called siri- 
 asis : fr. atipio, to parch. 
 
 Sci'piov, ov, Tb, a star : cSc 
 
 Ytipiog, ov, b, Lat. Slrhis, the 
 name of a star, the dog-star: fr. 
 
 'S.fipiog, a, ov, & 'S.eipbg, d, bv, 
 hot, burning : fr. aupio. 
 
 Stipjt;, i^og, »'/, a small rope or 
 cord ; dim. fr. atipd. 
 
 l£tipojjid(TTj]g, ov, b, a spear, 2 
 Kings xi. 10: fr. atipbg, naarrip. 
 
 l^tipbg, ov, b, see ai()Qg. 
 
 ^upbio, u), to em{)ty out, drain, 
 make dry, parch, f. tiacu, perf. 
 maiipeoKa : fr. anpog. 
 
 "^tipio, to dry u]), parch ; hence 
 (Tttp, the sun. 
 
 ^eiad^Otta, ag, i), a load shaken 
 off (from the shoulders of the 
 poor); an alleviation of the gene- 
 ral debt ; a festival in honour 
 of Solon's regidation for that 
 jmrpose ; Diog. L. in Solone : fr. 
 (Tiiio, d\Oog. 
 
 EurrUtig, being shaken, a. 1. part. 
 pa.ss. of (Ttiio, to shake ; f. atiau), 
 a. I. jiass. iatia^ijv. 
 
 EiiffixO<oi', ovog, b, ?'/, earth- 
 shaker, Neptune: fr. atiu), xOiov. 
 
 EtltTfia, aTog, Tb, a concussion, 
 shock, eartlujuake : & 
 
 iLiKT^ibg, ov, 0, a shaUing, agita- 
 tion, commotion, eartiiquake: & 
 
 Stiaroe, T], ov, shaken, agitated : 
 fr. 
 
 (575) 
 
 SEM 
 
 SEI'Q, to sljako, cause to quake, 
 brandish, toss ; move, agitate, 
 disturli, harass, accuse falsely ; 
 f. fTtt(Tio, perl. ak(TUKa,A. l.tati- 
 (T(i, perf. pass, a'knuaiiai. 
 '^tKovvtog, ov, b, the name of a 
 man, l^at. Scaiulus. 
 
 SiX^, dat. sing. fr. ntXar, nrog, 
 Tb, hrij;htne.ss, dat. aiXuTi, by 
 dropping r. (ThXai, contr. o-^X^. 
 
 EeXaykio, oj, f. i/to^, to en lighten, 
 illuminate; intraus. and mid. to 
 glitter, shine. Th. atXag. 
 
 EeXayog, ov, b, a propir name. 
 
 EtXavaia, ar, Dor., 6i ^eXavairj, 
 i]g, )'/, Ion., the moon. 
 
 i)E'AA2, aTog aog, to, light, lus- 
 tre, blaze, lightning. 
 
 i^E'AAXOS, tog, to, a sort of car- 
 tilaginous fish ; perhaps fr. ak- 
 Xag, from its shining skin. 
 
 E^XevKiia, ag, »/, the name of a 
 city, so called from Seleucus Ni- 
 canor. 
 
 SEAEYKI'S, iSog, t), a kind of 
 cup, bird, ship, or garment. 
 
 'EtXiivalog, a, ov, of the moon, 
 lunar : (reXtjvaia, Ion. aiyj, the 
 moon : fr. 
 
 StX/}v/;, i)g, r), the moon, full- 
 moon, mooidight. Th. a'tXag. 
 
 XtX/yvta^o/zaj, atXi)viaKbg n'fii, to 
 be lunatic, subject to disease 
 that returns at stated times of 
 the moon ; f. daofiai, a. 1. m. e- 
 (nXtjviacrdnqv, j)res. part. m. ae- 
 X}}via^oi.itvog, titnatic : & 
 
 EtXiii'ucKbg t), bv, from or of the 
 moon; lunar; lunatic; subject 
 to epilepsy : fr. (TiXfjvt]. 
 
 JltXqi'ig, iCog, //, a crescent, worn 
 on the shoes (»f Roman senators ; 
 dim. fr. (TiXf/vi/. 
 
 SE'AINON, ov, to. parsley. 
 
 SEATS, idog, »'/, the space be- 
 tween lines ; a page ; space be- 
 tween benches of rowers. 
 
 SiXXrt, a seat, Lat. sdla. 
 
 YtXXdaTpu)(Tig, the setting out or 
 pri paration of seats. Gl. Cyr. 
 (TtXXoiv aTpwaig. 
 
 SEAAO'S, ol), b, St'llus, a poor 
 man who would fain be thought 
 rich ; a boaster. 
 
 SsX/ia, arog, Tb, a cross bench or 
 beam from one side of a ship to 
 the other ; seat of the rowers ; 
 place for the helmsman ; any 
 bench, platform : fr. atXig. 
 
 "Etfid, b, the name of a man, un- 
 decl. Hebr. astonished. 
 
 EtfiiXi], 7ig, t),Seiud4', the mother 
 of Bacchus, daughter of Cad- 
 mus. 
 
 EtfiidfuGog, a small lizard, call- 
 ed by Italians the tarantula ; 
 by the ancients, the Chalcidian 
 lizard. 
 
 SE.MI'AAAIS, tiog, )), Lat. simila, 
 finest and whitest wheat flour. 
 
 f 
 
 i 
 
2E2 
 
 TefiipaiJiiQ, r/, Semiramis, the wife 
 of Ninus. 
 
 Sf/ii'oXoyfw, w, f. rjffia, to speak 
 gravely, affect gravity or splen- 
 dour ; boast, vaunt : fr. 
 
 'Zf/xpoXoyog, 6, //, iliat talks spe- 
 ciously, in lofty language, a plau- 
 sible speaker : fr. ai}xvoQ, X6- 
 
 Sf/ij'/jjuavrjc, «wg, o, ?/, a vene- 
 rable prophet or seer : fr. o-f/w- 
 
 VOQ, fiaVTlQ. 
 
 ^fjjivofxvOiuj, w, to talk in a so- 
 lemn or ]>onipous manner : fr. 
 
 2jjuvo7rpo(T(t»7r£a>, ai, to assume a 
 grave or solenm mien : fr. fff/it- 
 
 VOQ, 7rpO<TW7rOV. 
 
 SEMNO'S, //, 01^, venerable, re- 
 vered, honoured, honourable, 
 august, majestic, solemn, digni- 
 fied, lofty, pompous, grave, holy, 
 pure; compar. <TfjLa'orfpo<;, more 
 honourable : fr. (7f/3w. 
 
 "2.i^v6(yTo^Oi^, 6, »'/, talking proud- 
 ly : fr. aturbc, aro^a. | 
 
 2f/ii'6ri;c, i)TOQ, i), gravity, ma- 
 jesty, solenmity, reverence ; 
 chastity. Th. atuvog, 
 
 2f/iv6rT^toc, 6, 7/, venerable in 
 honour : fr. (refxvbc, rif^n. 
 
 ^tfxvoio, Cj, f. wcrw, to make vene- 
 rable or splendid, set off, em- 
 bellish, extol mightily, exagge- 
 rate : fr. (Ti^voi^. 
 
 ^iUvvvofiai, to affect pomp or 
 haughtiness, vaunt oneself : fr. 
 
 I.t/jivo'vioy f. wot, to make vene- 
 rable and majestic, extol, set 
 off, exalt, exaggerate : fr. tre/j- 
 vog. 
 
 "Sifivvofjiai, same as (Ti^vvvofiai. 
 
 ^ffivwg, adv., gravely, with dig- 
 nity, pom[)t)usly : fr. (Tf/tvof. 
 
 Xkvcif sena,S€nna,fi plant of great 
 excellence as a purgative. 
 
 260, Ion. for crov, gen. sing. fr. 
 (TV, you. 
 
 2fOJ, the gods ; Dor. more cor- 
 rectly, (TlOt, for 0601. 
 
 StTrroV, t), 01', worshipped, vene- 
 rated, venerable, holy : fr. a€/3a>. 
 
 2EPAniA'2, dcoQy >}, the name 
 of a herb. 
 
 2epa(^£t/i, Seraphim, angels, un- 
 decl. 
 
 Sspytof, ov, b, the name of a Ro- 
 man citizen. 
 
 SE'l'IS, eojg, y), a kind of succory, 
 wild endive. 
 
 2EPr<I>I0N, or SepT^ov, ov, to, 
 sea wormwood. 
 
 2E'PI<1>02, ypavQ, »/, an old maid. 
 
 2E'P<I>02, uv\ 6, a kind of insect, 
 gnat. 
 
 ^taayfiai, perf. pass, of (rarrw, 
 to load ; f. Kio, perf. (rkcraxn, pf. 
 pass. inf. atcrax^^^h P^^^- P^^** 
 aeaayi-itvog. 
 
 2«(rapma, that has been laughing, 
 
 SHK 
 
 grinding the teeth, f. g. fr. <t£- 
 ffdpwg, part. perf. m. of (raipio, 
 to gape, show a wide or open 
 mouth, as they do who giggle, 
 whence it comes to be used for 
 one that laughs ; f. apCj, perf. 
 ffEfraoKa, perf. m. a'iffijpa & as- 
 (xdpa. 
 '^ttytlrrOai, perf. inf. pass, of (Ttuo, 
 
 to shake, agitate. 
 SE'SEAI, tiog, TO, & ^kfftXig, n, 
 the name of a herb. 
 2f(T/;7ra, I am rotten, perf. m. of 
 arjTTu), to decay ; f. ^pio. 
 ^k<Ti]pa, I am with open mouth, 
 
 ])erf. m. fr. (Tatpu). 
 2f<T//p(uc, vloj bg, perf. part, of 
 the same. 
 'Etffcyafihwg, Dor. for crtmyijfu- 
 vog, having been passed over in 
 silence, perf. part. pass. fr. tn- 
 yc'tu), to be silent ; f. i/ffw. 
 ^e(ruo7ransvog, a, ov, silent, that 
 has been passed over in silence. 
 Dor. for atfynoTrrm'ivog, pf. part, 
 pass, of (TuoTTinx), to be silent. 
 'S.e(TO(pi(Tn'n'og, ij, ov, having been 
 made wise, skilful, pf. pt. jiass. 
 of cro0i^a», to make wise ; f. jffw, 
 perf. aKjbpiKa. Th. aoipbg. 
 '^e(To(j)i(Tixiriog, adv., cleverly, cun- 
 ningly : fr. the above. 
 2fr;,Dor. for crov, gen. fr. ffv, thou. 
 Ifva, I routed, chased away, a. 1. 
 
 Ion. for iffeva, of atvio. 
 ^tvcquvog, having rushed, a. 1. 
 
 part. m. of the same. 
 "ZtvaTo, Ion. for latvaTo, 3 sing. 
 a. 1. ind. m. for tatvauTO, of the 
 same verb. 
 
 "ZtvOu), by sync, for ffivaaOM, 3 
 sing. a. 1. imperf. m. atvca, 
 firr^w, of the same verb. 
 ^tvg, tog, b, a moth. 
 ^iVTXcnng, ov, b, the name of a 
 toad or frog : fr. 
 ^tVT\ov or TtvrXov, ov, to, beet, 
 a sort of pot-herb. 
 Utrio, f. ivffiA}, to move, shake, 
 fling, urge on, drive, rout, put 
 to flight, pursue, chase : atvofiai, 
 to be borne along, roused, break 
 forth, rush or hurry forward, 
 proceed. Th. (Ttino. 
 ^i(p9i)i'ai, a. 1. nif. pass, of (Tf(3u), 
 to venerate, worship. 
 Sfi^arreai, a. l.inf. m. of the same. 
 '2iifjvTov, Ion. for (T£at/roi',of your 
 ownself. 
 2/)0, b, the name of a man, un- 
 
 decl. Hebr. laid up. 
 S/yOtu, to shake well, sift, bolt, 
 
 winnow ; perhaps fr. atit*). 
 ^tlKci^io, f. aau), to inclose, shut 
 
 in, put in a stall. Th. (rrjKog. 
 ^ijKanOn', by Boeot. sync, for 
 t(njKda9i](Tav, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. 
 pass, of the above verb. 
 l^TjKig, icog, >'/, a maid-servant, 
 slave : fr. arjKog. 
 (576) 
 
 2HM 
 
 2j;>c7V/;c» see (jaKiTav. 
 
 '2i]KoKbpog, ^tjKTjKopog, 2/jK-a»:o- 
 pog, b, >/, an attendant or keep- 
 er of cattle-stalls ; sweeper of 
 stables ; keeper of a temple : fr. 
 
 fTtJKOg, KOp'flO. 
 
 2HK(y2, ov, b, an inclosurc ; 
 tomb ; stall for animals, sheep- 
 fold ; house ; temj)le, shrine ; 
 cave ; bird's nest ; weight or 
 balance. 
 2>;k:o(u, w, f. w<Tw, to weigh, ba- 
 lance : fr. the above. 
 EriKio^a, oTog, to, a counter])oise, 
 weight to balance ; temi)le, 
 shrine : fr. oijkoio, 
 2/)/u,6, the name of a man,undecl. 
 
 Hebr. ovoiianTog, celebrated. 
 SFPJMA, uTog, to, a sign, mark ; 
 signal, seal, character or letter ; 
 omen, prodigy, standard ; de- 
 vice, monument, tomb, temple. 
 2/;juaia, ag, »'/, a flag, standard ; 
 troop ; image, statue ; device of 
 a family. Th. ain^ia. 
 ^ill^iaivt)ina, Dor. for mmairovna, 
 
 signifying, pi'es. part. f. g. of 
 l^qfjaiiio, to show by signs, give 
 a sign or signal, signify, explain, 
 instruct, order, connnand, indi- 
 cate, portend ; seal ; mid. to 
 mark by certain signs ; conjec- 
 ture or infer from signs; f. ai-Ji, 
 a. 1. laii^ava & t(Tii^u)va, a. 1. 
 act. inf. (Ttifidi'ai, perf. aKji]- 
 fiayKa ; pres. pass. (TT]fiaivoi^iai, 
 perf. pass. (Te<Ti)^iafifiai, Att. ae- 
 ffiifKKTfxai, perf. part, fftorjfiaff- 
 /xej^og, I/, ov : fr. oiifia, a sign. 
 2///xai'ttu, Ion. for aiifiai'io, f. 1. 
 ind. act. of the same verb. 
 ^r]{.icivTiov, it must l)e signified ; 
 
 verbal adj. fr. (Tr}^iaivio. 
 ^rjixavTiip, I'lpog, b, one who gives 
 a signal or command, a com- 
 mander, leader, ruler ; sign, 
 seal. Hence 
 
 ^i]^iavTiiptov, ov, ro, a mark, seal: 
 mint : fr. (Tiifxaivtu. 
 2 »?;/ a rr jK-ofj. r), ov, expressive, 
 significant : Ac 
 2j//iavrpig, i^og, »/, sc. yi}, used 
 for sealing : Ac 
 
 Y.i)yLavTpov, ov, to, a seal : Ac 
 "ZtjfidvTuip, opog, o, one who sig- 
 nifies any thing, a director, com- 
 mander ; one w ho gives the sig- 
 nal by sound of trumpet : fr. 
 the same. 
 Yr]fxa(Jia, ag, i), a signal, giving a 
 
 si;:nal : fr. the same. 
 "EijIxaTa, characters, heavenly 
 signs, n. pi. fr. ffijfia. 
 Siz/mrovpyoc, ov, b, a worker of 
 
 devices : fr. oi]na, tpyov. 
 'ZtififiioypiKpog, b, y, a notary, 
 amaimensis: fr. aT]nt7ov,ypd(po). 
 2//)uf7oj', oit, TO, a mark, note, 
 token, sign, signal, stamp, index, 
 proof J standard; image, device, 
 
 
 2HS 
 
 seal ; omen, prodigy, miracle ; 
 
 point : fr. afj^a. 
 ^>lfiunofiai, ovfiai, to mark, note, 
 
 take note of, ol)serve, set a 
 
 mark on, distinguish by marks, 
 
 presage; pres. imper. (Tt]^u6ov 
 
 ov, otaOio ov(t9io, & in 2 pi. 
 
 oi^rOe ovrrOs, f. ojtrofiai, perf. 
 
 pass. (Tt(Ti]uf'noi^iai : fr. (Ti]fifin<o. 
 ^niitwrrKoxog, b, >/, an observer 
 
 of signs, diviner: fr. <tij^iuov. 
 
 nKiTTTOfini. 
 'Sin^iuouj, to, f. o)m,}, to mark, sign, 
 
 stamp : fr. (n/nuov. 
 ^nf^tUomg, fiog, »'y, a marking out, 
 
 I)ointing out plainly, observation, 
 
 note : fr. the above. 
 ^'Iiifptvbg, //, bv, of to-day : fr. 
 ^I'lfiepov, Att. r//yufpoi',* to-day, 
 adv. ; Tyct iin'ip(f, on this day ; 
 
 »'/ <T^//^6p()l^ viz. ii^ioa, this day. 
 ^'Iftll'iov, Ion. for (Difitiov, uv,Tb, 
 a sign. 
 -'//^'/»'{7,he should signifv,3.sino- 
 a. 1. subj. act. of (Ttifiaivio, f. 
 ffvoj, a. 1. tfTi'iiiai'a Si Inrif^iTjva. 
 2/;/n<cu'0toi/ & ^tfiiK-ivOiov, ov, 
 TO, fr. the Latin sei)iicincf'n(in,iiu 
 apron ; towel, handkerchief ; 
 termed also mccinctorlum <& sub- 
 Ihjnculum ; Gra-ce Trepi^wfia. 
 2//7rft;a>i/, ovog, }), putridity, rot- 
 tenness, decay : fr. o-r/Trtu, to 
 rot. 
 
 2//7rja, ag, y, a fish that emits a 
 black lifjuid, the cuttle-fi.sli ; ink. 
 
 ril. (Tt'lTTlO. 
 
 ^'ITTTiKov, ov, ro, ointment that 
 eau.ses |)utrefaction : fr. 
 2//7rrtfc-o(;, /}, bv, that eau.ses to 
 putrefy. Th. ai'inoj. 
 2//7rr6e, if, bv, the same ; also 
 rotten, putrid : fr. 
 
 2!rnQ, to make jnitrid, cause to 
 l>utrefy, ix)t or decay, corrupt ; 
 f. -il/ut, a. 1. t(Tt]\pa, perf. affTt]<pa, 
 perf. m. a'lariTra, Dor. asaaTra ; 
 aqTrofxai, and p. m. to be or be- 
 come putrid, rotten or unsound, 
 putrefy, rot, decay, wither, a. 2. 
 pass, idciinjv. 
 
 ^))payyMci]g, iog, b, »/, full of 
 cavitie.s, Plut. ix. 551 : fr. 
 
 2//prty^, yyog, >'/, a chink and 
 cleft of the earth ; cavern, 
 den : fr. (refrijptvai, of aaipio, to 
 gape. 
 
 2H"PE2, iov, 01, Seres, a nation 
 of Tartary or India, probably 
 the Chinese ; sing. (Tt)p, pbg, 6, 
 the silk-worm ; that nation a- 
 bounding in the trees on which 
 the silk-worm feeds. 
 
 2/;p(»coe, t), bv, silken ; arjpiKov, 
 Tb, silk: fr. (rijp, pbg, b. 
 
 -VC, Jirbg, b, a moth ; but 
 
 IT/f;, gen. sing. f. g. fr. aog ; Sl 
 
 ^fjg- ffj/Tt, Ac (Tf/rriv, Ion. for craTc:, 
 dat. pi. fr. the same. 
 
 ^■H2A'MH, rjgy r), & 'Sqtrafiov, 
 
 3:ir 
 
 2IA 
 
 I ov, 7-6, Lat. sesama, sesamum, a 
 knid of Indian corn. Hence 
 
 ^n'rajirj, ijg, ,), a mixture of 
 bruised sesame and honey : Ac 
 
 2//Ta;f,,/oc, ,;, ov, made of or ex- 
 tracted from sesame : Ac 
 
 yiyrra/awg, ovvrog, b, a cake made 
 of sesame. 
 
 ^ncTTidg, dcog, »),a girl of Sestos: 
 fr. 
 
 2/;ffr6c, on, »/,the name of a city. 
 
 2H~TE2, adv. in this vear, DoV. 
 (Turfg, Att. rrireg, as if Tt^ hei 
 TovTi^. Hence 
 
 ^ilT^yoQ, y, bv, of this year. 
 
 2//ro/3pwroe, b, >/, moth-eaten : 
 fr. aijg, fSpioTog. 
 
 ^yroKOTTog, b, y, injured or im- 
 paired by moths: fr. at)g, kotttoj. 
 
 ^i)\p, Trbg, b, y, a kind of serpent, 
 so called from the putrefaction 
 that follows its ])ite. Th. aiiino. 
 
 ^nyig, e(og, y, putrefaction, de- 
 cay : fr. the same. 
 
 ^9tiv(o, oog, j), the name of a wo- 
 man ; stout ; perhaps fr. (y9evog. 
 ^Otvapbg, a, bv, mighty, strong, 
 
 vigorous : fr. a9hmc. 
 20ii'£Xat(^ff, Sthenelaides. 
 ^9eveXog, ov, 6, the proper name 
 
 of a man. 
 ^9svog, tog, to, might, strength, 
 
 force, prowess. Th. <T9iv(jj. 
 ^9tv6io, w, to render strong or 
 
 mighty, be strong or mighty, 
 
 avail ; f. oWw, perf. t(T9svii)Ka, 
 
 a. \.i(T9evio(Ta, a. 1. opt. act. 
 (T9tvh)(Taiixi : fr. the above. 
 
 2BE'\Q, to be mighty or able, 
 avail, have power or' strength, 
 
 1 O 7 
 
 rule. 
 
 'S.iayoviov, ov, to, a part of the 
 jaw; mayoi/ia, jaws : fr. 
 
 2Iari2'N, bvog, y, a cheek, jaw. 
 
 ^taivo^ai, to be wearied or an- 
 noyed : fr. 
 
 'S.iaii'ui, to weary. 
 
 2rAA0N, ov, TO, or 'S.'iaXng, ov, 
 
 b, saliva, spittle ; also aitXov. 
 I,ia\og, ov, b, a fatted pig, gen. 
 
 Ion. (TidXoto. Hence 
 2ta\6w, uj, f. wffoj, to fatten, varie- 
 gate. 
 
 2taXfa;//a, aTog, to, an iron hoo]) 
 or ring about the orb of a shield. 
 
 2t/3^*7, yg, y, Doric for cicy, a 
 pomegranate. 
 
 2rBYAAA, yg, y, Sibi/Ua, a pro- 
 phetess, as if fr. aiov fiovXi), the 
 will of God ; aibg for 9fbg, ^ol. 
 or Dor. Hence 
 
 2t/3y\X(aw, lo, to have a liking 
 for the Sibylline oracles ; be 
 crazy. 
 
 2(/ij'^j'//, yg, y, a hunting-spear, 
 properly, with which boars are 
 transfixed; also, nviiyvy: fr. rrvg. 
 
 STyrt, adv. silently ; as myy, in 
 silence ; but 
 
 2i'ya, be silent, be still, pres. ini- 
 (577) 
 
 per. act. fr. mydoj. 
 ^iya<^(o, f. daoj, to command si- 
 lence, make silent : fr. myy. 
 yiiyaXkog, a, ov, silent, still, nlus- 
 
 i"g, thoughtful : fr. (Tiydio. 
 ^lyaXong, tarra, «„, splendid, 
 ^biniMg, beautiful; soft, tender: 
 fr. (TKiXog. 
 :i:iya\bc, a, bv. Dor. for mytjXbg, 
 fl, bv, silent, taciturn, nuite, still. 
 1 li. fTiydoj. 
 2irA'12, w, to be silent, keep 
 still, keep .silence ; pa.ss over in 
 silence ; f. j-yaw, perf. mffiytjKa. 
 ^lytvg, ivg, of Sigeum, Dion. Hal. 
 i. p. 58, Sylb. 
 -^yn, ns, y'h silence, taciturnity, 
 quiet; (xiyj/, dat. silently, secret- 
 ly, adv. Th. (Tiydiv. 
 ^iyy9iig, tltrn, £r, passed over in 
 silence, a. 1. part. pass, of en- 
 yaw, a. 1. pass. t(TiyyOyv. 
 ^HiyyXbg, y, bv, taciturn, silent, 
 
 mute, still : fr. (riyy. 
 Styyi/, Dor. for (Tiyqiv, to be si- 
 lent, pres. inf. of (Tiydio. 
 2iy r/poc, a, bv, silent, still, Sirach 
 
 xxvi. IG : fr. atyt]. 
 ^lyyTkov, verb. adj. must keep 
 silence : fr. (Tiydio. 
 21 FAAI, iov, at, ear-ring-s, pen- 
 dants : but 
 2cyXai, wv, at, cipliers, abbre- 
 viations, short system of wri- 
 ting ; because thus (Xiywfxtv, we 
 leave something unsaid. 
 2iyXof, Ac (TifcXoc, ov, b, an Asi- 
 atic coin, the shekel of the He- 
 brews ; according to Xen., the 
 Persian criyXog was equal to 7§ 
 Attic oboli. Also, a measure. 
 ^iyvo(l>6pog, b, y, a common sol- 
 dier, standard-bearer : fr. aiy- 
 vov, an ensign, fr. the Latin slg- 
 nuvi, Ac <pfp(o. to bear. 
 ^lyif'vyg, Ac 2tyi~i/oe, ov, b, the 
 iron head of a javelin ; as (rifSu- 
 vy, Oppian 1. 
 liiyufVTi, Dor. for ffiywat, they 
 are silent, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. 
 fr. (Tiydio. 
 Yicdpeog, Dor. for ai^yptog, of 
 
 iron. 
 
 2t^ap6^t roc, Dor. for (Ti^ypbhTor^, 
 
 'S.icdpog, Dor. for aicypog, iron.** 
 
 ^icapoxdpfiag, a, b. Dor. for (Tt~ 
 
 Ciipoxdpfitig, ov, b, that rejoicea 
 
 in iron or arms of iron, warlike* 
 
 (Tidapoxapfidv, Dor. for mSy- 
 
 poxupfiutv, gen. j)l. : fr. tricypog, 
 
 Xaipto. 
 
 2rAH, yg, y, the pomegranate- 
 tree, and its fruit : fr. Sjda, a, 
 town of Ba'otia, 
 
 ^LCtjptia, ag, y, the working of 
 iron or in an iron mine : fr. at' 
 
 StfptVlO. 
 
 ^iCiiptiog, & ^t^yofog ovg, iy ^ 
 O^^i'- «a a), tov ovv^ of iron, 
 Th. (Tidypog, irqn, 
 Pp 
 
 i 
 
EIK 
 
 SIM 
 
 S/^/^pf^C, ^wff, 6, an iron-worker,! StKapioc, ov, 6, Lat. skarliis, a 
 
 smith : & 
 ^idrjotvu), f. cuo-w, to handle or 
 
 work in iron, forge: fr. aiSijpog. 
 SiOf/pficoc, '),oi^,aworker in iron; 
 
 r) aidijpiicr), ijg (viz. Tkxvrj), the 
 
 art of a smith, or of working in 
 
 iron : fr. the same. 
 2i^//pio)/, ov, TO, an iron tool : fr. 
 
 the same. 
 St^z/oT rac, & Stoapi'rag, a, 6, 
 
 Dor. for 
 Xidrjp'iTtjQ, ov, 6, of or with iron, 
 
 resemblini^ inm; subst. a smith; 
 aiCi]pirj)Q\i9og, a magnet (see 
 the following) : fr. the same. 
 
 2i5/jpTric, iSog, i), of a smith ; 
 mStjplriQ Tsx^ri, the art of work- 
 ing in iron or of a smith ; aicq- 
 plrig yn, earth whence iron is 
 dug ; ai^nplTig \i9og, or abso- 
 lutely, ffthiplrig, the loadstone, 
 as it attracts iron ; also, a kind 
 of herb : fr. (rlcrjpog. 
 
 2t5//po/3p(ue, uJTog, 6, r/, eating or 
 sharpening iron : fr. aiciipog, 
 (SijSpibaKio, 
 
 ^idrjpodtTog, 6, >/, bound with 
 iron : fr. (xidijpog, Sbu). 
 
 'S.idnpoKfitjg, rJTog, 6, ?'/, slain by 
 iron or the sword : fr. aiCi}pog, 
 
 KCLflVlO. 
 
 "SlidrjpofirjTojp, opoc, 6, ?/, pro- 
 ducing iron: fr. aicrjpog, fiinrjp. 
 
 "Zidtjpovofiog, 6, >}, distributing 
 by the sword: fr. ai^ijpog, vt/itu. 
 
 '^idrjpovioTog, u, //, that has an 
 iron back, cased with iron : fr. 
 aiSqpog, vCJTog. 
 
 IliCnpoTrXriKrog, 6, >/, smitten by 
 the sword: fr. aictipog, Tc\i](ra<o. 
 
 SI'AHPOS, ov, 6, iron, any thing 
 made of iron, as a swoi-d, wea- 
 pon, tool, &c. 
 
 ^iSijpoTtKTiov, ovog, 6, )), work- 
 ing in iron: fr. cridtjoog, TtKTojv. 
 
 ^idr]po<popsu}, w, f. r]fTu}, to bear 
 arms : fr. aictjpog, (pooeu). 
 
 ^tdrjp6(ppu)v, oiwQ, 6, I/, iron- 
 hearted : fr. aiSijpog, (ppqv. 
 
 Si^ijpoto, u), f. (jjaio, to brace with 
 iron, head or cover with iron. 
 
 Th. (xiSijpog. 
 
 Stcwj', wvoc, »/. the name of a 
 Phoenician city, Sldon. Hebr. 
 hunting. 
 
 ^iSvjviogy ov, Sklojiiarij the name 
 of a nation : fr. the above. 
 
 2«Xov, ov, TO, & HuXog, ov, 6, 
 spittle ; see <jia\ov. 
 
 ^i^io, f. ffiffui or <T(^u>, to simmer, 
 hiss, siiid of the hi.ssing noise 
 made by red-hot iron, when im- 
 mersed in water to cool : fr. the 
 sound. 
 
 ^iKUPia, ag. Ion. -ir], ijg, //, a 
 country near Agrigentum in 
 Sicily ; Sicily. 
 
 'SiKuvoi, wv, 01, the Sicani, a 
 nation. 
 
 cut-throat, bandit : fr. the Latin 
 s'tca. 
 
 "EiKtXia, ag, i), Sicily, an island. 
 SuceXiKTOC, >), ov, & 
 iLiKtXug, i), ov, Sicilian ; pi. Sikc- 
 
 Xoi. 
 St/cfpa, TO, Siccra, undecl. any 
 
 strong drink, except wine, as 
 
 ale, &e. 
 2iic(/ia, u)V, Tu, Sichem, a city, 
 
 and the country round about it. 
 ^'iKivvig, a kind of Persian dance. 
 S(fc\of,& 2tyXog,ov, 6, a shekel; 
 
 an Attic corn measure ; a word 
 
 of Ileb. origin, bpU'. 
 Sifci'a, ag, »/, a melon, gourd, 
 
 KoXoKvvOij, because like T<p ni 
 
 Kv'i ; a cupping instrument. Th. 
 
 (TlKVOg. 
 
 ^iKvnpaTov, ov, TO, a bed for cu- 
 cumbers, gourds, &c.; otherwise 
 aiKvi'iXarov, because there ffi- 
 Kvai tXavvovTai. 
 
 SI'KYOS, uv, or HiKvbg, ov, 6, in 
 old Gr. KiKvbg, a cucumber. 
 
 ^iKvuji'oOe, adv. for U Ttig Si/cpw- 
 jwg, from the city Sicyon. 
 
 SiKX^'Vw & 2(K:x«tJ^o//at, to 
 loathe, feel disgust; f. aj'a>,pcrf. 
 fftaiKxciyKa, perf. pass. ataiK- 
 Xafifiui : & 
 
 2tKxa<Tt«, ag, y, disgust, loathing, 
 sickness : fr. 
 
 SIKXO'S, i), ov, annoying, trou- 
 blesome, disgusting ; weak, fas- 
 tidious, sick, nice, (jueasy ; subst. 
 a calumniator, scoffer. 
 
 2(Xag, a, 6, the name of a man ; 
 Lat. S'lfduus. 
 
 SI'AirNIS, tu)g,i), fine flour: fr. 
 Lat. sUhjo. 
 
 ^iXXiKt'nrpiov, ov, TO, an Egyptian 
 tree ; Herod, ii. 94. 
 
 2ty\Xot, wv, oi, sharp speeches, re- 
 proaches, jeers, satires : as if fr. 
 
 iXXtu, to roll the eyes. 
 2;<XXi»/3ov, aKCLvOiov ti a^pbv Kat 
 
 iCuiSifiov, Diosc. i. 4, a broad 
 
 thorn with leaves like the thistle: 
 
 also 
 SiXXujSoi^, Tutv /3(/3Xiu>v TO Cepfia: 
 
 the leather or pai-chment cover- 
 ing of books. 
 ^iXovdrbg, ov, 6, Silvanus, the 
 
 name of a man, Lat. 
 ^iXovpog, ov, 6, a shad-fish, be- 
 
 cau.se aiiti ttjv ovpav, it shakes 
 
 its tail. 
 2rA*H, ijg, »/, a shorn bug, 
 
 beetle ; bookworm. 
 SI'A^ION, ov, TO, a kind of 
 
 shrub, masterwort. 
 StXwdju, 6, the name of a pool or 
 
 pond, undecl. Hebr. sent. 
 Si/i«t, bees : perhaps fr. ai^iog. 
 ^ifiliXtfiog, a, ov, of or belonging 
 
 to a bee-hive : & 
 HififiXyjXg, tdog, >/, serving as a 
 
 hive : fr. 
 
 ^678) 
 
 SIN 
 
 vi'M B AON, 01', ro, or Si/i/^Xoc., 
 ov, 6, & 2«>t/3X//, i]g, i), a bee- 
 hive. 
 Sc/ifwi', or Svftfu)!', o, the name 
 ot a man, uudecl. Hebr. listened 
 to. 
 2«ju/), ng, i), & in nom. pi. ffifiat, 
 
 oi, bees. 
 Si/itKJi'Otov : see arjuiKii'Oioi'. 
 StjLioag, £ i^Tog, 6, Slinoh, the name 
 of a river and of a man. 
 SIMO'S, i), bv, flat-nosed, de- 
 pressed, hollow, concave ; up- 
 hill, steep, sloping ; to. ffifxd, 
 steep places, sloping upwards or 
 downwards ; fft/id, adv. with 
 turned-up nose, jeeringly or 
 sneeringly. Hence 
 ^tfi6Tt]g,i}Tog, J/, flatness of nose. 
 2i/uoDj'ra, for "iiiifiotvTa, ace. sing, 
 fr. St/iottCj fvTog, 0, the name oi 
 a man or river. 
 ^if.iujv, wvog, 6, a proper name. 
 ^ifitjvidiig, ov, b, Simonides. 
 "Sliva, TU, the name of a mountain, 
 
 undecl. Hebr. strength. 
 Sirrt/ituptoj, ut, to do mischief to, 
 ruin, lay waste, destroy, debauch : 
 & 
 ^tvanujpia, ag, »/, mischievous- 
 ness, gluttony, lasciviousness : 
 fr. 
 
 "^ivctfiiopog, b, 7/, born to injure 
 others, hurtful, mischievous, de- 
 structive, ruinous ; gluttonous, 
 lascivious, debauched : fr. givu) 
 & ixopog, fate, as one whose des- 
 tiny is to do mischief. 
 'EudTTivj, to draw up one's coun- 
 tenance,like one eating mustard: 
 fr. 
 livaTTi, see in «TiVij7ri, mustard. 
 ^ivapbg, a, bv, mischievous, hurt- 
 ful : fr. (Tivio. 
 
 2INAQ'N, ovog, »/, Lat. sindon, 
 clothing of linen, tine linen. 
 
 SrNHlII, & SiVaTTt, tiog, to, 
 Lat. s'umpi, mustard. 
 
 Sti'tasu*, to fan, winnow, shake as 
 w ith a sieve, sift ; a word seldon\ 
 found in Gi*eek authors; f. aao), 
 pf. aiaiviaKa, a. L iaiviaaa, a. 
 1. inf. act. (Tivianai : fr. 
 
 'S.iviov, ov, TO, a sieve : & 
 
 "Eirtg, i^og, b, ace. aiviv, perni- 
 cious ; a destroyer, plunderer, 
 pest : fr. ffivu). 
 
 Sti^oc, tog, TO, hurt, harm, pest, 
 mischief, destruction : & 
 
 "EivTijg, ov, b, mischievous, de- 
 structive : fr. aivuj. 
 
 ^ivTiig, uiv, 01, an epithet of the 
 Lenmians, in Hom.: perhaps fr. 
 <TU'tu, fr. being the inventors of 
 ii'on weapons ; or as being rob- 
 bers and pirates. 
 
 Sl'Nli, & aivo^ai, to wound, 
 harm, hurt, injure, harass, carry 
 oft' as a booty, plunder, ravage, 
 lay waste, destroy. 
 
 SIT 
 
 SivwTTi;, r]g, i), a city of Pontus. 
 '^ivioirii^tiv, to be wanton like a 
 harlot : fr. Sinope, an unchaste 
 Woman. 
 SI'ON, ot;, TO, Lat. slum, water 
 
 parsley, an aquatic plant. 
 liibg, God, Dor. for idtog. 
 i'llIAAO'S, /), bv, deformed, 
 maimed, impure. 
 YiTTTax'^pa, the Indian name of 
 a river. 
 i'lnY'H, rjg, t), a chest or bin, 
 
 l)roperly for bread. 
 I'tpd, see (Ttipd. 
 
 il'PAION, ov, Tb, new wine 
 boiled away to a third part ; a 
 mi.xture of new whie boiled with 
 herbs and spices. 
 ^ipbg, or ffeinbg, ov, b, an under- 
 ground warehouse, corn-cellar : 
 as if ffujpog. 
 ^LKTofiig, icog, »/, a sort of Indian 
 
 corn : see atjad/xtj. 
 IM'SAPON, ov, r6,skirret,a pot- 
 herb, a parsnip ; Lat. siser. 
 ^KTfibg, ov, b, a hi-ssing : fr. cri^u) 
 i\<To/;, ijg, ,), a curled lock. 
 l'<rTP/3oc, a hem, fringe. 
 I'l^V'MBPION, ov, TO, Lat si- 
 fi/nihrium, water- mint. 
 iI2Y'PA, ag, or ^irrvpva, r/c, y, 
 a cloak made of skin, goat-skin 
 mantle with the hair on : fr. 
 
 SIT 
 
 month : fr. atTog, aipsio. 
 ^'Tfjmg, ecog, V, a furnishing with 
 lood, nourishment, food, vic- 
 tuals : fr.aniio. 
 
 ^iTi^io, to give food to, feed, fat- 
 ten ; nnd. to feed or live on • f 
 "^^, perf. ainiriKa, perf. pass.' 
 (reniTia^ai. Th. rrlrog. 
 
 Str/oi', ov, Tb, food. Th. aiTog. 
 
 ^iTimg, tiog, ,), tl,e same as 
 
 ^iTifT^bg, ov, b, the act of feeding 
 or givmg food : & 
 
 ^iTKTTbg, ,), bv, fed, fattened : fr. 
 
 :ka 
 
 Stro/ioXwi/, wvog, b, a garner, 
 granary : fr. aXrog, (3dXXuj. 
 
 2,iro/5oXwi'ae, granaries, ace. pi. 
 ir. tlie above. 
 
 ^iToctia, ag, Ion. <Tirod,ji,], nr,t) 
 scarcity of provision : 6c 
 
 ^irociofiai, to want food : fr. 
 
 (TlTOg, ^fOfiai. 
 
 ^iTodoaia, ag, j), a giving or dis- 
 tributmg of corn : fr. alrog, ci- 
 
 ClO/XL. 
 
 ^irwi^g^ov, b, a corn-contractor: 
 
 ir. (TiTog, (jjv'topai. 
 ^i(p\bg, if, dr, mean, deformed, 
 weak, empty, hungry ; bv svne. 
 Ir. aiTraXbg, tt being chail-ed 
 mto 0. Hence 
 ^KpXoio, (5, f. waw, t„ deform, de- 
 
 ba.se, humble, dis-rrace 
 2I<t.N0'2, /}, bv, emi.ty.' 
 21 «t»QN, uivog, b, a tube or pipe, 
 ^7>Ao,, water-spout; gnat: hence 
 ^i^iovi^uj, f. iaoj, to draw with a 
 siphon. 
 Srw, ru), the Dio.scuri, Castor & 
 Pollu.x ; ^d Til> 2., Dor.forOt*;,, 
 Xen. K. 'A. vi. C, 34. 
 StwV, rb, the name of a mountain, 
 undecl. Hebr. drought. 
 SIQnA'Q, to be silent, hold one's 
 tongue, keep silence, pass over 
 m sdence ; impf. lanvnaov lov, 
 atg ag, at a, prea. impor. act. 
 auoTvat a, f. //trw, pf, aiaiuj-mjKa, 
 a. \. tmioirtjaa, a. \. subj. act. 
 
 V , ^ VlUJ7n](TiO. 
 
 ITJ^ne^f";.*^ "''^"'' ""'? ' "^""''' ^'^' V> silence, taciturnity, 
 i.ilfTio, pelt. (TtcriToixcTpqKa : fr. '^'•'-" - ■" ^ Jf 
 
 a7rog, yLtTphui. 
 
 ^iTo^tTpia, ag, t), the mea-surintj 
 out of corn : & 
 
 (TVpljJ. 
 
 ^i(Tvpvo(p6pog, b, y, wearing a 
 goat-skin. Th. 0fpw. 
 
 Sio-i/e, vog, »), a goat-skin, cheap 
 A: coarse clothing : fr. (navpa. 
 
 ^t(TV(pihig, ov, b, patronym. a de- 
 scendant of Si.syphus : fr. 
 
 ^i(Tv<pog, ov, b, Sisyphus, a proper 
 name. 
 
 i-I i:QN, or ^ivojv, or 2ta>v, ovog, 
 
 b, seed like parsley. 
 ^iraywyiio, a), f. ijfToj, to bring 
 
 corn ; (TiTayioytiTuj airay<oyiav, 
 
 lot him fetch corn : fr. 
 '^iTaytnybg, b, y, bringing grain, 
 
 hiden with corn : fr. airog, 
 
 uyio. 
 
 ^iraGyv, Dor. & Ion. for taiTy- 
 Oijv, I ate, a. I. pass. fr. (titsoj. 
 ill. a7roQ. 
 
 ^iraviag, ov, b, a species cItov, 
 of corn. 
 
 ^iTtofiai, ovfiat, to take food, eat, 
 
 consume ; 3 pi. impf. poet. (titL 
 
 (TKovro ; mid. of mr^oj. 
 ^iTsvTyg, 00, b,a feeder, fattener 
 
 of cattle : & 
 ^iTevTog, t), bv, fatted : fr. 
 ^iTtvM, to feed, ftitten ; f. (v(Xio, 
 
 perf. ata'iTivKa. Th. aXTog. 
 Strfw, oi, to give food, nouri.sh, 
 
 feed, fatten : fr. a~iTog. 
 ^iTyybg, ov, b, y, carrying corn : 
 
 fr. alrog, dy(o. 
 ^irtjpemov, ov, Tb, monthly allow- 
 ance of provisions, corn given to 
 soldiers in lieu of wages every 
 
 calm, stillness ; (xtwTrj/, dat.| 
 used as adv. silently, in silence : 
 fr. aiivTrdoj. Hence 
 v.- ' "' , ^twTTjjXbg, ii, bv, & 'S.iiOTrnobr a 
 
 a allowance of food, monthly I Sta/Tr/yaef, £a>c, »), silence keenin^r 
 allowance ; measure of no.-n ..,. ..:i,...L .'r.. ^' '' ^V^"^*^' iveepmg 
 
 allowance ; measure of corn or 
 food : fr. the same. 
 ^"iTov, ov, TO, corn-bread. Tli. 
 ciiTog. 
 
 ^iTovonog, b, >/, distributing corn 
 or food : fr. alrog, vifno. 
 
 ^iTOTToiiio, J), to make or give 
 bread ; aiTOTroiko^ai, to get one- 
 self bread, make a meal : fr. 
 o"«rog, TTotew. 
 
 StroTToita, ag, y, the makin^j of 
 bread : & ° 
 
 ^iTOTTouKbg, y, bv, adapted for 
 making bread : fr 
 
 silence : fr. aibJTrdiu. 
 
 SKA'ZQ, to limp, halt, be lame ; 
 i. daio, perf. IffKUKa. In metre, 
 (TKd^ovTtg are Iambic vei-ses 
 that end in a spondee. 
 
 ^Kaidg TTvXag, the Sciean gates, 
 viz. those on the left side of the 
 city, ace. pi. See aKawg. 
 
 ^Kaibg, d. Ion. y, bv, Lut. secerns, 
 left, left-handed; awkward, rude, 
 unlucky, untoward, foolish, an- 
 noying, wicked. Th. (Tfca^w. 
 
 ^Kaioauvy, yg, y, & 
 
 :i:Kai6ryg, yrog, y, folly, rudeness. 
 
 yiTn^^r^r^ ^- ' ' 1- , I -^«^"'"'^ '/f, »/roc, »/, tony, rudeness 
 
 a baker' fr ";-"'" ■'^'"■'•'"^'' '•"'"''••''>•' ^"kuardnii, savage 
 a uaker : tr. airoc. -rrnifi.i .^.^^ . r.. • ' ° 
 
 fr. o-irot,", TTouio 
 
 ness : ir. (XKawg. 
 
 V '\ --- -i., .."--".. uess ; ir. o-K:atoc. 
 
 2tro7r«^X;;c,o,so.asellerofcorii: v,.«,ov^^^co,a), to act rudely, be 
 ^PTOV ^\''" 'r . . ill-mannered : fr. aKaibg, Lov. 
 
 flour, biead, food, provision;,' leap, jump, dance. 
 Sjn <y^Tov an action or suit for,2,cata)c, adv. awkwardiv, absurd- 
 alimony to compel a husband ly : fr. aKacog. 
 to provide nourishment, or give 2^aXa/3a>V^c,ot',6,an eftor newt. 
 
 'I 
 
 alimony, in case of his refusal 
 to restore the dower at parting 
 with his wife : see Salm. de AL 
 Us. 
 
 '^iTotpdyog, ov, b, a name for a 
 mouse : fr. airog, <pdy oj. 
 
 ^iTo<popog, b, y, that carries corn: 
 fr. alrog, ^tpuj. 
 
 5:rTTA, a cry or noise of shep- 
 herds in driving their flocks. 
 
 "^tTTVf^y, yg^ j), a garment made 
 of skin or leather. 
 
 ^iTTvjSog, ov, b, a khid of vessel : 
 perhaps fr. being used to hold 
 clrog, com. 
 
 (579) 
 
 small lizard : see daKdXaf3og. 
 ^KaXaOvpfidriov, rb, a trifling 
 
 subtlety, petty quibbling : fr. 
 '^KaXaOy'poj, to dig, prick, pierce: 
 
 fr. aKuXXio, dOvpu). 
 ^KaXtvg, tiijg, b, a weeder, hoe ; 
 
 rake, raker : & 
 ^KaXtvio, f. evau), to dig, rake, 
 
 scrape. Th. aKuXXio. 
 ^KaXyvbg, y, bv,or ^KuXyvog, 1/, 
 
 ov, obiicjue, unequal : fr. aKdXw. 
 'ZkuM^uj, f. iaio, the same as the 
 
 th. OKdXXui, to dig. 
 JlKaXig, idog, y, & ^KaXiarypiov, 
 
 ov, Tb, an instrument for digging, 
 P p 2 
 
SKA 
 
 2KE 
 
 SKE 
 
 a spade : fr. 
 2KA'AAQ, to dig, hoe, rake, 
 
 scratch, scrape, split, cleave. 
 2»ca\/x6<:, ov, 6, a pin or peg to 
 which the rower strapped his 
 oar wlien he rested, technically 
 called the thole or thole- pin ; a 
 vessel : fr. (tkciWio. 
 SicaXoxI', oTTOQ, 6, a mole : fr. the 
 
 same. 
 YKafidv^piog^ Scamandrian : fr. 
 XKci^ardoogj 6, Lat. Scamamkr, 
 a river. 
 Sica^jSog, d, bv, that walks with a 
 twist on one side, bent inwards, 
 crooked, distorted : fr. (Tjcd^iu. 
 '^KUfifia, oTog, TO, a ditch, pit, 
 trench ; arena ; combat : fr. 
 (TKfnrTii). 
 SKAMMQNl'A, ag, //, & ^icafi- 
 fiwviov, ov, TO, scammony, a 
 plant. 
 Sjcai'd, ac, d,Dor. for (TKni'V, rig, 
 
 ijf a tent, tabernacle. 
 "S-KavcdXiiOpov, 01', TO, a gin, 
 snare, trap : fr. (TKCt^w. 
 iKavSaXi^u)^ Lat. scandalizo, to 
 put a stumbling-block in one's 
 way, be a stumbling-block or 
 occasion of sinning or ei-ring, 
 cause to impinge or strike 
 against ; (a word never found 
 but in the Scriptures & Eccle- 
 siastical writers ;) f. tdw, a. 1. 
 itTKavcdXiaa, a. 1. subj. aKav- 
 CaXifftj, perf. t(TKai'la\iKa, a. 1. 
 ind. pass. t(yKav^a\iaBi)v, a. 1. 
 subj. pass. GKav^aXioQCj, f. I. 
 pass. aKavCaXiaQi)(yofxai : fr. 
 ^Kciv^aXov, ov, TO, a stumbling- 
 block, offence, obstacle placed 
 in one's way, snare. Th. (tkcii^w. 
 2KA'NiAlS,' iKog, 6, a kind of 
 
 wild pot-herb. 
 ^KavOapiZio, or (TKivOapit^io, to 
 
 fillip the nose. 
 ^Kcivdqg, Kpd/3/3arov, a bed, 
 couch, day-bed : see aaKavTrjg. 
 2»cdvo(:, alria, KwXvfxa, Hesycli. 
 
 a fault, hindrance, 
 Sicarrdi/rj, Dor. -a, »/, a digging, 
 
 spade, shovel : fr. (TKairTu}. 
 2ica7r£^pa,a kindof gameorsport. 
 "SKcnrtTog, ov, 6, a ditch, trench. 
 
 Th. aKaiTTit). 
 2Ka7rr/)p, ijpog, 6, a digger, delv- 
 
 er : fr. (TKcnrTio. 
 UKaTTTqcrvXri, rjg, r), a city of 
 
 Thrace. 
 
 Hkcltttov, & 2Kd7rrpov, ov, to. 
 
 Dor. for <TKf):rrpov, ov, to, a 
 
 sceptre. Th. (TfCi7rra>,to lean on. 
 
 2KA'nTQ, to dig, hollow or 
 
 scoop out, excavate ; f. \pu),a.. 1. 
 
 eaicaipa, a. 1. subj. act. (T(cdi|/w, 
 
 perf. t(iKa<pa. 
 
 "SKapdafiveraio, or vttu), f. ^lo, to 
 
 wink, twinkle : fr. (JKaipu). 
 "SlKapOfibg, ov, 6, a leap, bound, 
 jump : fr. (TKaipu). 
 
 ^Kap'iKio, f. i<r<o, to leap, bound, 2^Atrov, ro, (viz. cra,/ia) thehu- 
 tirrob, bubble ip : fr. aLipu.. n.an body reduced to <lry bones, 
 ^Kopll iSog, n . same as a.dpoc- a mummy ; Engl, skeleton : fr 
 i.amJdo^a;,%ac, Lat. sacrljico, ^KeX.rog v, ov dned up, parch- 
 to scrape, dig, scratch, slightly ed lh^.-AXa>. 
 cut the surface, sketch, scarify, S^tXcu,, the same as aKiXXa>. 
 
 carve : fr. ffKdpi<pog. 
 ^Kapi(pevut,to mark out or sketch 
 
 lightly : & 
 YKapi(pi<7nbg, ov, 6, a rough or 
 
 slij^ht sketch : subtle discjuisi- 
 
 tion : fr. 
 2KA'1'I*02, ov, 0, a style, pen, 
 
 pencil, sketch, outline, straw, 
 
 stalk ; as if fr. Kdp<pog. 
 ^Kdpog, ov, b, the scar or char, 
 
 a fish. Th. ffKaipio. 
 2fcaro0dyoe, o, V, an eater of dirt, 
 
 sordid miser : fr. fficwp, <pdyu}. 
 •^Kavpog, club-footed ; having 
 
 swelled & bunching ankles. 
 ^Ka<pti<Ta, a. 2. part. pass. f. g. of 
 
 (TKaiTTuj, to dig. 
 
 "EKCKptvg, etug, 6, a digger : & 
 
 2K:d^rj, rjg, r), a thing excavated, 
 an oblong vessel, trough, tub, 
 bowl ; a sort of boat, canoe. 
 Acts xxvii. 3L Engl, skif: & 
 
 2Ka0»), tig, V, a digging, ditch. 
 
 Th. (TKdTTTO), to dig. 
 'S.Ka<p6q I'd I, to have been hollowed 
 out, a. \. inf. pass, of (TicdTrrto, 
 to dig ; f. \pio, a. I. pass. tffKd<p- 
 Gqv, a. 2. pass. ioKdipqv. 
 JiKUipiCiov, ov, TO, a bark, skiff ; 
 
 dim. fr. crjcd^of. 
 YKCKpiov, OV, Tb, a wheiTy, vessel ; 
 spade, hoe ; kind of tonsure ; 
 fan ; the head : dim. fr. oKd<pr]. 
 ^Kaipig, iSog, >/, a canoe, wherry ; 
 channel ; bowl, milk-pail ; vessel 
 to keep honey in ; chamber-pot. 
 Th. (TfcdTTrw. 
 2»cd0oc, tog, Tb, a ditch, trench ; 
 digging ; spade ; skiff, canoe, 
 bark, cock-boat, ship ; ship's 
 hold, hull. Th. the same. 
 2k«^^, you will scatter, Att. for 
 (TKtddffy, 2 sing. f. I. m. of CKt- 
 cdu) or d^w, f. \. m. aKtcdaofiai, 
 CKtSdffy, & by taking^ away a, 
 (TKfMy, by crasis <tki^(}. 
 '2Ki6dK(o, see in aKt^dio, to dissi- 
 pate, scatter. 
 ^KiCaffig, tojg, »;, a scattering, 
 dispersion : fr. 
 2KEAA'Q, -d^ai,obsol.& S/cf^dv- 
 vvfii, -avvvio, to scatter, dissi- 
 pate, disperse, dispel, put to 
 flight ; f. dau), Att. w, perf. loKt- 
 
 2KEer0'2, d, bv, exact, diligent, 
 precise, distinct. 
 
 JlKtQpotg, adv. accurately, clearly. 
 
 ^KSipacptlov, ov, TO, a gambling- 
 house, Lucian iii. 33G. 
 
 2KErPQN, opog, 6, a south-west 
 wind blowing off the Scironian 
 rocks : fr. Sciron, a robber by 
 whom they were inhabited. 
 (580) 
 
 ^KiXij, nom. pi. fr. axiXog, eog, to, 
 a leg. 
 YKtXiayy}g, tog, 6, »/, havmg a 
 
 broken leg : fr. aKtXog, dyio. 
 2icfXi^u>, to weaken, overturn, 
 walk straddling ; f. i<ru>, perf. 
 iffKiXiKa : fr. aKiXog. 
 "^KtXtg, icog, i), a ganmion of ba- 
 con, ham : fr. the same. 
 ^Ke\i(TKiov, ov, Tb, a small leg, 
 
 dim. fr. aKsXog. 
 ^KiXXbg, /), bv, dry, shrunk, dis- 
 torted : fr. 
 
 2KE'AAQ, f.fficfXw, to dry, parch, 
 cause to shrink. 
 SKE'AOS, toe, Tb, the leg, foot. 
 2ic£7ra, coverings, ace. pi. by apoo. 
 for ffKtTraa or ffKi-rrta, the same 
 as (TKiTrdfffiaTa : fr. (JKiTzag. 
 2icf7rd^w, to cover, hide, j)rotect, 
 veil, shelter; f. daoj. Th. o-nrtTTw. 
 2KE ITAl'NON, ov, to, an adze. 
 2fcr£7rrtg, to, a covering, shelter, 
 
 protection : sec OKtiza. 
 JlKfirdffag, avTog, a. I. part. act. 
 of (TfCf Trd^iu. 
 
 2*c67raa»c, nog, ?}, a covering, shel- 
 ter : & 
 2icf7rarr//rt, oTog, to, clothing, co- 
 vering, protection : fr. the same 
 ^Kt7ra(TTi)g, ov, 6, a protector : lV. 
 SKiTracrroc, »), bv, covered : & 
 "^KSTraffTpov, ov, Tb, a covering, 
 
 shelter, veil : fr. (XKtTrd^w. 
 2iff Trdw, same as aicfTrd^tu. 
 2*C£7r//, vg, //,a shelter, covering, 
 protection, pretext : fr. (XJctTrui. 
 2(Ci7r»;i'6c, »), bv, fortified, pro- 
 tected : fr. aKSTTU). 
 JiKtXTio, Ion. for (TKfTTTOv, prcs. 
 imper. of crKtirTOfxai, to consi- 
 der ; f. (Ticf^/o/tffi. 
 ^KtTTTtov, consideration must be 
 
 given ; verb. adj. fr. 
 2KE'nTOMAI,tolookabout,sur- 
 
 vey, explore, contemplate, ex- 
 amine, weigh, consider well, dv- 
 liberate ; f. \pofim, pf. t(T»cf/</ia(. 
 
 2KE'nQ, f. ypo», to cover, veil, 
 protect, shade, shelter. 
 
 ^KfpiioXXu), to revile, abuse : & 
 
 ^KtpfioXog, b, y), a reviler, ca- 
 lumniator ; by apoc. fr. Ig Ktao 
 /3dXXw, to wound the heart with 
 cutting speeches. 
 
 HKtvayioytoj, w, to convey the 
 furniture & baggage of a camp, 
 carry the heavy luggage : & 
 
 'S.Ktvayvjybg, ov, 6. //, that car- 
 ries household stuff, that convex s 
 the baggage of a camp ; carrier, 
 sutler : fr. (TKtvog, dyu). 
 
 ^Ktvdlu), f. dffu), to make ready, 
 prepare, set out, dress, furnish, 
 
 2KH 
 
 equip, fit out, adorn ; contrive ; 
 fr. (TKivog. 
 
 XKtvdpiov, TO, a small utensil : 
 
 dim fr. OKivog. 
 'S.Ktvdg, d, o, the name of a chief 
 
 priest: llebr. leveller. 
 'S.Ktvaaia, ag, >'/, preparation, ap- 
 
 parat4is, seasoning : Hi. 
 ^Kiua<rfia, aTog, rb, a prepara- 
 
 ti()n, making, composition ; anv- 
 
 tliing so made and prepared ; 
 
 furiiiture : & 
 ^ictvaTrbg, i), bv, prepared, made, 
 
 got ready, artiHcial : fr. (tksv- 
 
 2KI 
 
 '^Ktjvrjfia, uTog, rb, a tent, nest : 
 
 fr. <TK7Jl'S(i). 
 
 ^K,jv,jr,}g, ov, 6, that dwells in 
 tents : fr. (jKuvku). 
 
 ^KriviKbg, 7), bv, belonging to a 
 tent or the stage, scenic, dra- 
 matic ; oi (TKtiriKoi, actors or 
 sta;ro.j,iay(.i.j. . fj, ffKtin). 
 
 ^Ktjvig, icog, t), a tent, marquee. 
 
 ^Kin'oypa(pia,ag, t), scene-paint- 
 
 nig 
 
 alio. 
 
 -tctvi), fjg, >/, apparatus, furniture, 
 tackling ; anything worn, dress, 
 costume, ornament, accoutre- 
 ment, equipment, armour ; 
 household stuff: \'r. aKtvog. 
 
 ^HKtvoTToibg, ov, b, t), that makes 
 utensils, &.C., makes or prepares 
 
 fr. ffKt]V}), ypd<lno. 
 
 ^Ki]V07rj)yia, ag, ,), or SjcryroTTv- 
 
 yia, Td, a pitching of tents ; a 
 
 name given to a Jewish festival, 
 
 SKI 
 
 an outline : fr. (TKiaypacpog. 
 
 ^Kiaypa,pia, ag, y), the outline of 
 a picture, sketch, delineation, 
 panitmg in perspective : fr. 
 
 ^Kiaypafpog. b, ,), that takes an 
 outline or sketches, paints in 
 pei^pective, a painter : fr. aKid, 
 ypa<puj. 
 
 ^Kidciiov & JlKidSiov, ov, rb, a 
 httle shade, parasol, umbrella : 
 fr. (TKid. 
 
 SKrtd^uj, to cause a shadow, over- 
 shadow, involve in shade, dark- 
 en, cover ; f. daw, perf. IckI- 
 
 the feast of tabernacles, kept by aKa : fr. the same. 
 
 them m remembrance of their 2^m;u«x6a,, a., to fight in the 
 
 masks and other stage-dresses : 
 fr. OKtvog, TToiiio. 
 
 l'Ki:t'02, tog, Tb, a vessel, uten- 
 sil, furiiituri', implement, appa 
 ratus ; a sail, Acts xxvii. I7 
 (TKtvt], furniture, stores, bag- 
 gage, tackling of a ship. 
 
 ^Kioo<popivj, w, to carry baggage, 
 bear a burden : & 
 
 ^i^tfo^opiKog, i), bv, adapted for 
 carrying baggage : fr. 
 
 -K(vo(p6pog, b, >'/, a porter, car- 
 rier, sutler ; ^Kevo<p6pa, tu, sc. 
 I'TTo^vyia, beasts of burden foi 
 carrying baggage : fr. aKthog, 
 (ptpio. 
 
 '^KtvotpvXa^, aKog, b, »), an ar- 
 mourer or store-kee])er : fr. 
 (JKtvog, <pvXa^. 
 
 ^Ktvujuiu),or (TKtvujptojjiai, to have 
 tlie care of vessels & utensils ; 
 prepare, contrive, get by artful 
 means, lay wait for ; be busy 
 about, examine into : fr. 
 
 yiKtvwpbg, ov, 0, y), that has the 
 care of vessels : fr. CKtvog, 
 ^pa. 
 
 ^Kl-\Pa(T9ai, a. I. infin. m. o-Krfi/zo- 
 /ifi^og, f. I. part. m. of aKtTTTo- 
 fi<u, to survey ; f. xl/ofiai. 
 
 ^icf\pig, lujg, >), contemi>lation, in- 
 spection, consideration, delibe- 
 ration, circumspection, discus- 
 sion : fr, the same verb. 
 IV- //Xy, he should dry, 3 sing. a. 
 L subj. of (jKiXXu), to dry, or 
 
 nKuXXio, to dig, split ; f. OKaXCa, 
 
 a. I. t(JKd\a & t(TKtjXa ; a. 1. 
 
 opt. ^ol. aKtiXtta, ag, e, a. I. 
 
 ^^ubj. act. aniiXui, yg, y, I should 
 
 dry, a. I. inf. aKqXai. 
 
 ^Ktjvdw, & ^KtlvilO, W, f. f/ffOi, 
 
 to fix a tent, dwell, lodge : fr. 
 ^KHNH', f/g, »), a tent, booth, 
 hut, tabernacle ; Lat. scena, a 
 scene, stage ; any representa- 
 tion on the stage ; roof or cover 
 of a chariot ; abode in a tent. 
 
 former life, when they dwelt in 
 tents, Zech. xiv. 10. John vii. 2 : 
 fr. (JKqvt], TTt'iyvvixi. 
 ^ictjiwTrouio, CJ, f. ^a^D, to make 
 
 tents : fr. 
 '^KnvoTToibg, ov, b, »/, a tent- 
 maker : fr. aK)]vi), ttoiUo. 
 ^Ktjvog, tog, Tb, a tabernacle, 
 tent ; the body : fr. cKijvi]. 
 ^Ktji'otpvXu^, uKog, b, a guard of 
 a tent : fr. nKnrt), pvXa^. 
 ^Ki]v6b}, u), to pitch a tent, fix an 
 abode, lodge, dwell ; f. wacj, 
 perf. i(TKiivujKa, a. I. taKtjvuxTa: 
 fr, (TKtjvrj. Hence 
 ^Ki)vu}fia, arog, rb, a tent, taber- 
 nacle, abode ; metaph. the hu- 
 man body, 2 Peter i. 13, 14. 
 ^KtjTrdviov, ov, Tb, Lm. aKiiTrri- 
 viov. Dor. (TKUTrdviov, a staff, 
 sceptre : fr. o-K/'/Trrw, to lean 
 upon. 
 ^icf]7rTbg, ov, b, a thunderbolt, 
 storm, hurricane, whirlwind. 
 
 Th. (TKtJTTTlO. 
 
 ^tct/TTTovxia, ag, y), the office of 
 sceptre- bearer or satrap : fr. 
 
 ^KTjTTTovxog, b, »/, sceptre-bear- 
 mg, a satrap : fr. aKiJTrrpov, 
 
 ^Ki~]7rrpov, ov, rb, a sceptre, rule, 
 staff, rod, stick on which one 
 (TKy'iiTTtTai, leans : fr. 
 SKH'riTQ, f. v^w, to prop, lean 
 or press upon ; fall on, come or 
 dash down heavily, or rush upon, 
 assail, burst forth, hurl, launch 
 or let fall upon ; mid. (TKiiwTo- 
 fiai, to support one's self, lean, 
 rest or rely upon, feign, pretend, 
 make excuses. 
 yiKTjTTiov, ujvog, o, a staff. Th. 
 
 (nct'jTTTU). 
 
 2/c/;pi7rrw, f. ypco, to prop, sup- 
 I)ort ; aKTjpiiTTo^ai, to support 
 one's self, lean upon : fr. the 
 same th. 
 
 ^Kri\l^ig, tu)g, »}, a specious cause, 
 pretext. Th. (nc/^Trrw. 
 
 2KIA', ag, r), a covering, shade, 
 shadow ; spirit ; an uninvited 
 guest, companion ; as umbra in 
 Lat. 
 
 ^Kiaypatpto), w, f. ^trw, to sketch 
 (581) 
 
 shadv', Hght with a shadow ; la- 
 bour in vain : & 
 
 ^Kiafirtxia, ag, y), fighting in the 
 shade, fighting with a shadow, 
 or with an eiu-my that does not 
 resist :^ fr. (tkiu, fxnxonai. 
 
 ^Kidnoctg, ojv, 01, having large 
 webbed feet that serve for a 
 shade or screen ; a fiibulous na- 
 tion under the torrid zone : fr. 
 
 (TKld, TTOVg. 
 
 ^Kiapdv Traydv, Dor. for (tkiu- 
 pojv TTtiyutv, of shady fountains. 
 
 ^KiapoKofior, b, y), with shady fo- 
 liage. Th. KOfirj. 
 
 ^Ktapbg & ^Kttpbg, d, bv, shady, 
 dark. ^ Th. aKid. ^' 
 
 ^Kidg, dSog, //, an arched shade, 
 arcade, arbour, tent. Th. <T*cid. 
 
 ^KtOTpo^tlO, & HKiaTpa^tiO, J), f. 
 
 ri<Tui, to bring up in the shade ; 
 <TKiaTpo(p'konai, nvfiai, to be edu- 
 cated in the shade, lead a re- 
 tired life : fr. (jKid, Tpi<pio. 
 
 ^Kittit), a>, f. d'ffoj, to cause a sha- 
 dow, cover with a dark shade. 
 Th. (TKld, shade. 
 
 2KI'rr02,or ^KiyKog, ov,b, Lat. 
 scincus, the skink, a land croco- 
 dile or newt about the Nile. 
 
 ^Kiha^'tvt], dispersed, pres. part, 
 pass. f. g. fr. 
 
 JlKi^vijfxi, & I.Ktf^vdio, to scatter, 
 disperse, dissipate ; pass. <TKid- 
 va^ai, & in 3 pi. impf. pass. 
 i(TKtdvavTo. Th. frictddio. 
 
 '2Kifpbg, see aKiapog. 
 
 ^Kiy, dat. Ion. fr. (tkuL 
 
 2fci;;rpo0fTi/, Ion. for (JKiaTpa<p(Xv, 
 pres, inf. act. of (TKiaTpacpetJ. 
 
 2KrAAA, ijg, 1), Lat. squilla, a 
 squill, sea-onion, an herb with a 
 large bulbous root. 
 
 2KIMAArZQ, to try with the 
 middle finger whether a hen is 
 likely to lay ; metaph. to point 
 the in/amis or middle finger as 
 an insult, stigmatize. 
 
 ^Kifx(3bg, 7), bv, lame, that o-jcZ/x- 
 TTTti, leans on a prop ; or fr. 
 (TKafifiog. 
 
 ^Ki/xTroSiov, ov, Tb, a pallet-bed, 
 bed, couch : fr. 
 XKifiTTovg, TTodo^, o, the same : fr. 
 
SKI 2K0 
 
 (TKri/XTTrW, TTOVQ. 
 
 "SlKifXTTTu), «Sc ^Krjfnrru), f. i//w, to 
 kneel, lean on, press on, attack, 
 rush on, be near to, cause to 
 rest upon, fasten. Th. aKijirTtx}. 
 Hence 
 SfctfiTTwi', or SfctTTwv, u)V0Qf 6, a 
 
 staff, cudgel. 
 I.KifKpBtj, Ion. for t<rKifi(p9i], was 
 ftxecl, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. pass. Ion. 
 fr. the above verb. 
 'SlKival, UKOQ, 6, »/, TO, active. ...... 
 
 nimble, fleet ; a hare: perhaps | severity, educate with austerit} 
 
 fr. Kiveii\ 
 'SKivap, apog, to, the young of an 
 
 SKO 
 
 SKI'TAAOI, u)Vj oi, reprobate, IlKoXiyffiy dat. pi. Ion. f. g. for 
 
 worthless fellows: fr. one Sciton, 
 celebrated for wickedness. 
 
 Sfctw^j/e, toQ, 6, r/, shaded, dark, 
 shady : fr. (TKid, tlcog. 
 
 SicXtw, & (TKXtjfii, to be hard from 
 excessive drought, by sync, for 
 (TKtXiu). Th. aKtWio, to dry. 
 
 lL,K\t}i'aiy a. 2. inhn. «>f o-kXT/^i, 
 fr. (TKXsii), perf. tcrjcX/yfcrt, a. 2. 
 t(TK\iiv. Th. (TjcfXXui, to dry. 
 
 StfXf/paywyeoi, w, to treat with 
 
 fr. ffK\i}obg, dyuj. 
 "SlKXripaux'n'} ivog, o, //, stift 
 
 animal : perhaps fr. ffKifjTao) 
 'S.Kiv^aX^iug, ov, 6, a chip, slice, 
 splinter, stalk ; pi. nunute or 
 subtle triHes : fr. txi'^w. 
 SKINAA^O'S, 01', 6, a kind of 
 plant like ivy, a musical instru- 
 ment. 
 SKINGO'S, ov, 6, a shipwrecked 
 man, a diver under water. 
 '^KioypcKpog, ov, 6, the same as 
 
 aKiaypd(pog. 
 ^Kiotidi)g, tog, 6, i), shadowy, 
 
 shady : fr. <TK(d, tl^og. 
 ^Kioeig, effoa, tv, shady, shaded, 
 casting a long shade. Th. ctkui. 
 J.Kiovpog, Lat. sciunis, a little 
 animal with a bushy oversha- 
 dowing tail, squirrel : fr. gkiu, 
 ovpd, a tail. 
 Sjctowvro, Ion. & poet, for icKi- 
 hiVTO, 3 pi. impf. pass, of CKidw, 
 to darken ; f. «(ra>. Th. aKu'i. 
 'S.KnTvaiog, a, ov, slow, tardy, that 
 uses a stick to walk with. Th. 
 (TKr]irTu), to lean on. 
 2»cipov, ov, TO, a thing or place 
 that gives shade, parasol : fr. 
 ffKid. But (TKipa, rd, a certain 
 festival at Athens ; whence the 
 month (TKipocpopiojv. 
 SKIPO'S, ov, 6, a chip of mar- 
 ble, rubbish ; cement, parget, 
 plaster ; probably fr. (tksoj, for 
 ^fcw, to scratch, engrave : hence 
 ^Ktppog, ovy 6, Lat. scirrhuSy a 
 kind of hard tumour, as in the 
 liver or spleen, because like 
 <TKip(i>, to a lit of marble : see 
 the above. Hence 
 "ISfctppow, u>, f. lofjio, to harden ; 
 (TKippofiai, to become hardened, 
 or scirrhous. 
 
 SKiprdw, w, to skip, leap, spring, 
 jump, bound wantonly, frisk ; f. 
 r}(TOJ, perf. iaKipTyca, a. 1. imper. 
 ffKipTijffoi', uTiOy'Stm 2 1)1. aKip- 
 Ti](jaTi. Th. aKuipki. Hence 
 ^KipTTjua, aTog, r6,a skipping: & 
 ^KioTtjTiKog, t), 01', frisky, wanton, 
 
 frolicsome. 
 ^KiproTTotiw, w,to cause to jump: 
 
 fr.' 
 "SlKiprooi, ui, the same, &. Troietu. 
 SKijiruJcTtv, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of 
 
 (TKiprdw 
 
 necked, stubborn : fr. aKXtjpbg, 
 avxi]v. 
 
 ^KXi]pia, ag, >'/, hardness, harsh- 
 ness, stiffness : fr. aKXr]p6g. 
 
 'S.KXrjpuKapCia, at,, »/, hardness of 
 heart, obstinacy, Matth. xix. 1 : 
 fr. 
 
 2/cX?/pofcdp^ioe, 6, >/, hard-heart- 
 ed, stubborn : tr. aKXtjnog, Kap- 
 
 'S.KXtipoTToiog, ov, 6, //, causing 
 
 hai-duess : fr. aKXijpbg, ttoisuj. 
 '^KXripoTTpoaionog, 6, >'/, li;ird-fea- 
 tured, impudent : fr. aKXqpbg, 
 irpoaioTTov. 
 SfcX/jpot;, d, 01', dry, hard, firm, 
 stiff, rough, hoarse, harsh, rigid, 
 austere, severe, violent, stub- 
 born, stern, unrelenting ; atcXi}- 
 pbv, adv. harshly. Th. (TKfX- 
 X<ji>. 
 ^.KXtjpoTtjg, ijTog, I/, hardness, 
 
 harshness : fr. the above. 
 'E,KXjjpoTpdx^]Xng, 6, i), stiff-neck- 
 ed, obstinate, wilful ; metaph. 
 fr. an unbroken horse : fr. ffi^Xii- 
 pbg, TpdxnXog. 
 ^KXijpovio, to harden, render 
 stubborn ; f. vi'oi, a. 1. fe(T»:Xr/- 
 pvva, a. 1. subj. act. aKXijouvoj, 
 impf. pass. tfTKXijpwopjjy, a. 1. 
 ind. pass. i(TKXi]pvvdi\v, a. 1. 
 subj. pass. oKXiipwiiiij : fr. (tkXt]- 
 poQ. Th. (TKtXXui, to dry. 
 ^kXtjpCj, Dur. for tr/cXrypoD, gen. 
 
 fr. <jKXr]p6g. 
 
 ^KXijpwg, adv., hardly, harshly, 
 fiercely : fr. (TfcXz/pot;. 
 ^KXr}<ppbg, d, or, Att. for ahXjjpbg, 
 
 hard, rigid, shrivelled. 
 'S.KpnraTog, a, ov, dark, benight- 
 ed : fr. aK}-i(pog. 
 ^Kvnrbg, »), bv, thrifty, parsimoni- 
 ous ; sordid ; perhai)s fr. o-Kvt^/, 
 a gnat, as being fuicpoiSopog, a 
 small Consumer. 
 ^Kvi<p6g, )), bv, dull of sight, dim- 
 sighted. JlKvJcpog, tog, to, dark- 
 ness : fr. KVB<pag. 
 ^Kvi^, the same as jcvi'i//. 
 yiKuibg, d, bv, shady, dark ; poet. 
 
 form for ffKinpog. 
 SKoXid^w, f. dauj, to be bent, act 
 in a perverse and wayward man- 
 ner : fr. (TKoXiog. 
 (582) 
 
 (TKoXialg. 
 ^KoXibv, ov, TO, a convivial song, 
 catch : fr. 
 SKOAIO'S, d, bv, bent, crooked, 
 oblique, twisted ; pervei-se, way- 
 waril, crafty, unjust. 
 SKoXiorz/f, tiTog, i), tortuosity, ob- 
 liquity, inequality, perverseness. 
 ^KoXiou), ut, f. oxTw, to bend, make 
 crooked or twisted, pervert : fr. 
 (TKoXiog. 
 'EkoXiojq, adv., obliquely, tortu- 
 ously : fr. the same. 
 S/coXXvg, 6, hair twisted or tufted : 
 fr. aKoXiog. 
 
 SKOAO'nAS, aKog, 6, a wood- 
 cock ; a kind of fish, from the 
 bill or snout being long and 
 stretching out like a thorn : fr. 
 
 aKoXoip. 
 2KOAOnEN'APA,ac,//,Lat.PCo- 
 
 lopendni, a wonn or insect with 
 
 many legs, the earwig. 
 2K-()Xo7rttw, f. t<Tt^, to hang on 
 
 stakes, imi)ale : fr. okoKo^. 
 ^.KoXog, ov, 6, a sort of thorn : 
 because it ckvXXh, hurts. 
 2K0'A0^, o7roc,6, a stake sharp- 
 ened at one end, pile, pale, pali- 
 sade, spit, spluiter, thorn, i>rick, 
 pike, pole. 
 
 ^LKoXvOpog, a, ov, humble, thrifty : 
 perhaps fr. CKtXXbg, dry, be- 
 cause thrifty men are so. 
 
 SKO'AYMOS, ov, b, Lat. scoly- 
 mus, a sort of thistle, artichoke; 
 perhaps fr. OKoXog, or fr. 
 
 SKOAY'IITQ, to cut short, muti- 
 late, tear, pluck out, strip off. 
 
 SkoXi'^ooc, harsh, savage ; as if 
 ffKoXibv (pipuiv. 
 
 2KOMBHO 2, ov, 6, mackerel. 
 
 SicoTraToc, or rather cKioTraiog, 
 ov, 6, a dwarf. 
 
 ^Ko-rrdpxVQ, ov, 6, the prefect of 
 the sentinels or scouts : fr. <tko- 
 
 Trbg, dpx^- 
 
 SKOTTtXov, ov, TO, a rock, statue, 
 sign ; sepulchre, LXX.: & 
 
 ^.KOTTfXog, ov, 6, an eminence, 
 high rock, cliff, crag, whence 
 one may (TKOTrt'iv, look out. Th. 
 CTtctTT-o/tflt, to survey. 
 
 ^KOTTtvw, f. iv<Tio, the same as 
 
 Skottew, w, to direct one's aim at, 
 look to, heed, spy, search out, 
 inquire, mark, survey, observe, 
 contemplate, consider, examine ; 
 pres. imper. cjcoTrtf, si, 6i in pi. 
 (TKOTTttTi, tiTC, pres. part, oko- 
 Trkojv, ijjv, f. 7;(Tw,perf. iaKoiniKa: 
 fr. GKOTTog. Th. aKkTTTof^iai, to 
 survey, f. ffKs4/0fiai, pert, tn/cf/i- 
 fiai, 4^(ti, rcTai, perf. m. t<TKurca. 
 
 Skotti), T/c, >/, a watch-tower, bea- 
 con ; sp}ing out : ^t 
 
 SKOTTjd, dg, II, a surveying, spy- 
 ing, observing ; watch-tower, 
 eminence, height, lofty peak : fr. 
 
 2K0 
 
 tlie preceding verb. 
 "S-KOTTia^'fliiv, Ion. or Dor. for 
 
 (TKOTTid'Ceiv, pres. infin. act. fr. 
 ^KOTTid^oj, to watch on a tower 
 
 or cliff, survey from a height : 
 
 fr. CTKOTTld. 
 
 2K-o7ri{/, yg, dat. sing. & pi. Ion. 
 
 fr. (TKOTTld. 
 
 ^KuTTnopioixat, ovfini, to keep 
 watch on an elevated position ; 
 look out : fr. aKoirid, atpa. 
 
 b, y'l, a watchman, 
 
 ^KOTTog, ov, 
 sentinel, spy ; observer, over- 
 looker ; governor, chief ; one 
 
 who (TKOTTtl, or (TKBTTTtTai, SpicS 
 
 out or observes : also 
 
 SfcoTTof, ov, b, a thing aimed at, 
 model, mark, scope, aim, oljject, 
 end ; what one (TK07re7, keeps 
 his eye on when going to act. 
 Th. rrKfTTTonai. 
 
 ^KopaKi^oj, f. iffio, to order away 
 as food for crows ; curse, reject 
 angrily and with insult, despise. 
 Th. Kopa^. 
 
 ^KopaKifTfibg, ov, 6, a contumelious 
 repulse : fr. the above. 
 
 ^Kopcivdofxai, utfiai, to stretch 
 and yawn, as they do who rise 
 from sleep ; perhaps fr. x-opo^, 
 hi'tiffOai, that UKjtion arising 
 from satiety and ennui. 
 
 "^Kopdiov, a herb whose taste or 
 savour resembles garlic, of great 
 virtue in malignant disorders, 
 water-germander : fr. 
 
 Sktoo^ov, ov, to, garlic, the same 
 
 as (TKOpOCOV. 
 
 'SlKopocdXf.uj, rjg, //, garlic pickle : 
 
 fr. aKopo^ov, liXfiij. 
 JlKopodi^u), f, iffio, to feed with 
 
 garlic : fr. aKopodov. 
 ^Kopnoiov, a garlic-stalk : fr. 
 2KO'POAON, ov, Tb, garlic : 
 
 hence 
 ^Kopo^ijjv, CJvoQ, b, a bed of garlic. 
 ^LKopTTidiov, ov, rb, a warlike ma- 
 chine to scatter poisoned arrows; 
 
 small cross-bow : fr. (TKooiriog. 
 2K0PnrZQ, to scatter, disperse; 
 
 f. j<Tw, j)erf. t <r /cop 7r<K<», a. 1. pass. 
 
 i(TKop7rin0i]v, a. 1. subj. pass. 
 
 (TKopxiffOio. 
 S^KOPIH'OS, ov, o, a scorpion, 
 
 serpent, Trapd to ffKopiri^tiv 
 
 Tbv ibv, from scattering poison. 
 "SlKOTdlu), to darken ; f. dao, perf. 
 
 ttTKOTaKa : & 
 ^KoraloQ Sc "SiKOTialog, a, ov, 
 
 dark, obscure ; in the night, in 
 
 darkness : tSc 
 ^iCOTtivbg, ij, bv, dark, dusky, ob- 
 scure ; clandestine. Th. aicoTog. 
 Sfcorj'rt, ng, »/,darkness,obscurity : 
 
 fr. the same th. 
 ^KOTiXio, to darken, plunge any 
 
 one into darkness, obscure ; f. 
 
 i(Tio, perf. kfTKOTiKa, perf. pass. 
 
 ifTKOT Iff fiat, perf. part. kffKOTitr- 
 
 fitvog, Tj, OV, darkened, a. 1. 
 
 2KY 
 
 pass. laKOTiaQi^v, a. 1. imper. 
 pass. (TKOTiaGijTi, t'jTb}, & in 3 
 pers. pi. (TKOTiffOriTiocrav, a. 1. 
 subj. pass. (TKOTidOuj, f. 1. pass. 
 (TKoTi(T6i)(rofini, I shall be dark- 
 ened. Th (TKOTog. 
 ^Konog, a, ov, dark, dark-colour- 
 ed, black ; in darkness, clandes- 
 tine, sprung of unknown parents, 
 spurious : fr. the same th. 
 ^KOToda(TV7rvKv60pi^, Tpixog, 6, 
 >'/, having black, rough, thick 
 l)air : fr. (tkotoc, Catrvg, TrvKvbr, 
 9pit 
 ^KOTo^ividuj, (S, f. dVw, to be af- 
 fected with dizziness or swim- 
 ming in the head : fr. (TKorog, 
 civr], 
 'SlKOToeig, icrcra, tv, dark, in dark- 
 ness. Th. o-fcorot;, darkness. 
 ^KoTOf^irjvtj, r}g, t), a dark or moon- 
 less night : & 
 ^KOTOfiTjuia, ag, r), the same : 
 
 & 
 '^KOTOj.iijvwg, 6, »/, moonless, an 
 epithet of night : fr. aKorog, 
 HVvp. 
 
 SKO'TOS, ov, 6, or 60f,ro, dark- 
 ness, obscurity, concealment ; as 
 if fr. (TKid. 
 2»cor6a», <J, to darken, obscure, 
 bring darkness u|)on ; f. lorra), 
 perf. k<TK<')Tu)Ka ; pres. |)ass. c/co- 
 Toofiai, ovfiai, to become dark, 
 be dizzy or faint, perf. pass. 
 ifTKOTiofxai, perf. part. icrKono- 
 fiivog : fr. tlie above. 
 '2K0TMd}]g, ioc,b, >/, dark, obscure: 
 
 fr. (TKOTog, tlcog. 
 '^KoTioj.ia, uTOQ, Tb, dizziness: fr. 
 
 (TKOTOU). 
 
 2fcv/3aX/^a>, to hold cheaply, re- 
 ject with scorn ; f. iffut, perf. 
 iffKVjSdXiKci ; pres. pass. (TKvjSa- 
 Xt'Cofiai, to be set at nought, a. 
 1. m. i(TKv(3aXiadfj.}]v : fr. ukv- 
 jSaXov. 
 
 S*cv/3dXt(r//a, aroc, to, an}' thing 
 scornfull V rejected : fr. the above. 
 
 SKT'BA AON, ov, Tb, dmig, offal, 
 refuse ; as if To7g Kvai fiaXXofxe- 
 vov, what is cast to the dogs. 
 
 SKYAAIAI'NQ, to be angry, he 
 of a sorrowful countenance ; 
 murmur : perhaps fr. aKv^o}.iai. 
 
 ^KVi^du), a), to desire the male 
 (properly of bitches). Th. kvwv. 
 
 StciF^o^at, to whine ; be provoked 
 to wrath, be angry, scowl or 
 frown : fr. kviov. 
 
 ^KvOa, voc. sing. & '2Kv9ai, nom. 
 pl. fr. 
 
 SKY'OHS, ov, 6, Lat. Scytha, a 
 Scvthian, inhabitant of Scvthia : 
 savage, wild : hence 
 
 i^KifOi'C^o, f. imo, to imitate the 
 Scythians : & 
 
 ^KvOiKog, t), bv, Scythian. 
 
 ^KvOicTTi, adv., in Scythian fa- 
 shion or language : fr. ^KvOrjg. 
 (583) 
 
 SKY 
 
 2(cv0o7roXtrai, (Jv, o'l, inhabitants 
 
 of Scythopolis. 
 ^KvOoToKoTui, u)v, o), Scytliian 
 
 bowmen ; archers imitating the 
 
 Scythians : fr. 2^^^//^, ro^ori;g. 
 I.Kv9pd'Cu}, f. daw, to contract the 
 
 hrow, be ghjomy or morose : fr. 
 ^KvGpbg, d, bv, gloomy, morose, 
 
 sullen, having an an^rv visaire : 
 
 Ir. <TKvL,ofiai. 
 ^Kv9pu)7rd'Cu), f. dffco, to be of a 
 
 sorrowful countenance, be me- 
 lancholy, dismal : fr. 
 ^KvOpujTrbg, ov, o, »'/, or j), bv, 
 
 gloomy, morose, dismal- looking: 
 
 fr. crKv9pbg, (Z\p. 
 ^KvOpioTTiog, sorrowfully, dis- 
 mally, adv.: fr. the above. 
 :£KvXdKt(T(Tiv, dat. pl. Ion. fr. 
 
 tTKvXa^. 
 ^KvXoKtvfia, OTog, rb, a puppy, 
 
 whelp, cur : fr. aKvXat,. 
 "EKvXaKiov, ov, ro, a whelp ; dim. 
 
 fr. (TKvXa^. 
 ^KvXftKtoCijg, (og, 6, 7/, dog-like ; 
 
 TO -KiSStg, the habit of fawning 
 
 like a cur : fr. (TKvXa^, tl^og. 
 ^KvXa^,dKog,b, >/,ayoung animal, 
 
 whelp, properly of a dog, dog. 
 
 Th. v\du). 
 ^Ki'Xduj, u>, to rob ; for orvXdw. 
 'LkvXi'iu, ag, t), a plundering, 
 
 spoiling : & 
 
 2fcj'X6v/ia,aroc:,ro, spoil, j)lunder, 
 booty : & 
 
 ^KvXtvcFig, tojg, i), plimdering : & 
 
 ^KvXtVTtjg, OV, b, a plunderer, 
 spoiler, robber : fr. 
 
 HKvXtvu), the same as (rvXevu), or 
 (TvXuio, cJ, to rob, ]>luiider, spoil, 
 strip ; f. tv(Tu). Th. trvXr]. 
 
 ^KvX})vai, a. 2. inf. pass. & 
 
 ^KvXXov, pres. imper. pass. fr. 
 
 SKY'AAQ, to skin, lacerate, tear 
 in pieces, worry, vex, harass, 
 tr(juble, annoy ; f. vXui, pres. 
 pass. (rKvXXofiaty to be ve.xed, 
 annoyed. 
 
 IlKvX/^avtlg, 2 sing. f. 1. act. of 
 aKvX/Aoivio, to be angry ; f. 
 arw ; the same as aKvdfxaivia. 
 
 ^KvXo^t\pkio, (J, f. i](Tw, to curry 
 skins, dress leather : fr. 
 
 ^KvXo^erptjg, ov, b, a tanner, cur- 
 rier : fr. ffKvXov, £t\psuj. 
 
 SfcvXoi', also OKvXov, ov, to, a 
 hide or skin, skin stripped off ; 
 covering, dress, arms ; spoils, 
 spoil, prey, booty : fi\ <jkvXX(d. 
 
 '2Kvfivog,ov,d, a lion's cub ; gene- 
 rally, a young animal, whelp, 
 child. Th. Kvojv. 
 
 YKu^viog, ace. pl. Dor. for aKvfi- 
 vovg. 
 
 SKV'NION, ov, Tb, the extreme 
 edge of the eye-lid, from which 
 the hairs grow. 
 
 'SKVTTtpog, b, -=z aKv<pog. 
 
 2<vpoj', Lat. Scyrum, the name of 
 a city 
 
II 
 
 2KQ 
 
 ^KvpoiOj ui, f. (jjffojy to petrify, 
 change into stone ; become 
 stone ; pave with stone : whence 
 
 YKvoiuTi) oCoQj a paved level 
 way. 
 
 2fct)-/{X?;, i]g, r), Dor. 
 
 a. 
 
 poet, 
 
 OKVTaXov, ti. GKVTciKiov^ TOy a 
 baton, club, mace, stick ; a start 
 or rod used by the Lacediemo- 
 nians lor conveying intclliu;encc 
 secretly, by means of a strip of 
 parchment wrapped round it, a 
 scytaley message, secret dispatch ; 
 OKVTuXai, levers. Th. (TKDrot;. 
 Hence 
 SjcuraXig, i^oc^ »'/, dim. a small 
 statf, angler's roller, windlass ; 
 shrimp. 
 
 SKvrdp'oi', a target or buckler, 
 small shield : fr. the Lat. 
 'S.KVTivQ, '(-.oQ, 6, a currier, shoe- 
 maker, cobbler; acc.pl. aKVTiaQ-. 
 fr. aKVTOQ, 
 "S-Kyrtvu), f. f trcrw, to practise the 
 trade of a tanner or cobbler, be 
 a cobbler : fr, the same th. 
 S/curti^ot:, »/, ov, made of skin, 
 
 leathern : fr. the same. 
 :s:KvroH\l/)}Q, ov, 6, a currier: 
 
 fr. (TKVTOt;, ^fipitO. 
 
 2:KY^'I0S, lOQ, TO, a skin, hide, 
 
 leather ; scourge, whip ; shield. 
 'S.KVTOTOfitio, a*, f. j'/ffw, to cut up 
 
 leather, be a shoemaker : Si 
 JiKVTOTOfJLiKbQ, »), 6v, pertaining 
 
 to shoemakers, shoemaking : fr. 
 'S.KVTOTOfioc;, b, i), one that for his 
 
 trade cuts hides into straps, 
 
 shoes, &c. ; a curi'ier, cobbler : 
 
 fr. (TjcDroc, ra^tviu. 
 JIkvtooj, f. loauj, to cover with 
 
 skin or leather : fr. (tkuto^. 
 
 SMI 
 
 wine ; dung. Hence 
 "EKcjpafilg, iSog, ?/, a close-stool : 
 & 
 ^Kiopia, «c, ?'/, the dross of metal, 
 
 refuse, dregs, dung. 
 "SiKioxi/y (TKunrbgf 6, an owl ; a kind 
 
 of dance. 
 
 2/ia»'0f, log, to, Dor. for ff^irivog. 
 ^ftaodyiivog, >/, ov, Lat. smaraij- 
 
 diiius, of emerald : & 
 ^fjLopayc'i'Ttjg, ov, 6, the emerald- 
 stone : fr. 
 yifiapaySog, ov, 6, Lat. smarnfjdus, 
 
 emerald, the same as ficipay- 
 
 dog. 
 5:MAPArE'Q, w, to n.ar as the 
 
 sea, bellow as a tempest, resound, 
 
 re-echo ; f. j'/cw. 
 2/iapayt^w, f. iffw, to resound, 
 
 re-echo : fr. the above. 
 Ifiapayfa, tjg, »'/, as also fia- 
 
 pdyva, a whij), scourge 
 
 2/i«pa<TtTu>, also fxapnaou), to 
 shine : fr. ^ai'nw, to glitter. 
 
 SM API'S, icog] »y, a kind of small 
 tish, the pilchard, or white her- 
 ring ; ]»erhaps fr. fiaipu). 
 
 5:MA'12 Si 2/i6w, to wipe, wash, 
 make clean, cleanse, brighten, 
 adorn, smear, anoint. 
 
 'EfiipCaXea Si for, adv., terribly ; 
 properly, to the sight : fr. 
 
 'SlfiepCaXkog,a, ov, terrible or fear- 
 ful to be seen, awful, frightful, 
 horrible ; the same as (Tf-updibg, 
 fr. (T^iipCiu, to look on. Th. fxip- 
 cu), the same. 
 
 ^fiipSvbg, i), ov, terrible ; see the 
 above. 
 
 '^fxijy^ia, oTog, to, any thing made 
 use of to wipe or cleanse, a wash- 
 ball, soap : fr. fffiiixio. 
 
 2KY'<1>02, ov, 0, Si tog, to, a cup, '2.pi]vi(n, & Ofxiiviaai, dat. pi 
 
 bowl ; because KV(p6v ; or fr. 
 OKaTtTii), to hollow out, 
 
 'S.Kw\j]Ko^pioTog, 6, 17, gnawed or 
 eaten by worms : fr. ffKwXrj^, 
 fipurbg, fr. i^ifipi'oaKio. 
 
 2Ky'AHS, riKog, 0, a worm. 
 
 SkiLXov, ov, Tb, a stumbling- 
 block, obstacle ; perhaps fr. 
 
 2KQ'A02, ov, 6, a kind of thorn ; 
 pointed stake. 
 
 '^KiuXvirrio for okoXutttu), poet, 
 to tear. 
 
 iKutfiiJia, arog, to, scoffing, rail- 
 lery, taunting. Th. CT*cw7rra>. 
 Hence 
 
 "S.KujfifidTiov, ov, to, dim. a little 
 jest, raillery. 
 
 ^KwTTTTig, ov, 6, a mocker, jester: 
 & 
 
 iKioTTToXtjgy ov, 6, a jester, buf- 
 foon : fr. 
 
 ^KQ'nTQ, to scof, mock, taunt, 
 banter, jest, jeer, deride ; pre- 
 tend ; f. (Tifw^w, perf. tai^ioipa, 
 perf. pass. lcrKu>^p.ai 
 
 SKQ'P, gen. OKarbg, to, dregs of 
 
 Ion. & poet, fr 
 
 2MH~N02, log, r6,a hive, swarm 
 of bees ; crowd ; sweetness ol 
 discourse. 
 
 Y.^r]^iq,nijg, »/,a wiping or clean- 
 ing : fr. 
 
 2/iJ7x<^> the same as a^doj, to 
 make clean, wipe oft". 
 
 "ZftKpbg, d, ov, small, little, few, 
 Att. for ^iicpog. Hence 
 
 'S.f.iiKpoTijg, iiTog, y, littleness, for 
 piKpoTijg : & 
 
 ^HiKpv'ruj, (for fjiiKpvvio,) to les- 
 sen, diminish, grow less ; f. vvCJ, 
 })erf. t(Ti.iiKpvyKa. 
 
 2M PA AS, OKog, //, the yew-tree, 
 a tree used at funei'al ceremonies, 
 and poisonous ; a tree different 
 frcm the yew-tree, having the 
 leaf of the h<jlm-oak ; a garden- 
 shrub ; according to others, a 
 PVench bean ; bind-weed. 
 
 YfiiXivfia, oTog, to, a polishing, 
 parin;;, chip : fr. 
 
 S/iiXfvtu, to pare with a pen-knife, 
 cut, carve : fr. 
 
 SMI'AH, T]g, r), a graving-tool, 
 (584) 
 
 sor 
 
 knife, chisel. 
 
 S/iiXiov, 01', TO, a pen-knife ; di- 
 
 min. fr. the above. 
 
 2/iiXoff, ov, >/, the yew-tree, a 
 
 tree funereal and poisonous : the 
 
 same as ai.i'iXat. 
 
 ^jjivOa, a mouse, in the Cretan 
 
 dialect. 
 2/itvOtD, voc. sing. fr. 
 ^fxii'Otvg, eiog, 6, Apollo. So 
 called, because the city Chrysa 
 being greatly troubled by mice, 
 he destroyed the noxious vermin ; 
 in remembrance of which benefit 
 they erected a tem})le and sta- 
 tue to Sminthian Apollo, with 
 the figure of a mouse carved 
 at the feet of the statue : fr. 
 afiivOa. 
 Jlfiivvi], ijg, >/, a mattock, pick- 
 axe, spade. 
 ^^vyilg, iXffa, iv, having been 
 consumed by fire, a. 2. part, 
 pass, of fffivxM, to consume ; f. 
 ^10, perf. tafivx"> a. 2. pass. 
 tff^ivyriv. 
 ^fivytpbg,d,bv, poet. for /ioytpof, 
 lab(»rious, grievous, wretchetl, 
 sorrowful. 
 2/Lti'^«t, to have burnt, a. L inf. 
 act. of a^v\u). 
 
 SMY'PIS, & S/zmtc, a stone used 
 
 by jewellers to polish precious 
 
 stones, probalily emery. 
 
 ^fivpva, T]g, »'/, myrrh ; also the 
 
 name of a city, so called from 
 
 Smyrna, an Amazon. 
 
 2/ii/pvi^w, to mix with myrrh ; f. 
 
 icrw, perf. lafivpvtica, perf. pass. 
 
 iffuvpi'ifTficu, perf. ])art. j)ass. 
 
 IfT^vpfiKT^ti'og, having been 
 
 mixed with myrrh: fr. theabove. 
 
 S^NIY'XQ, to wear, consume, set 
 
 fire to ; smoulder ; f. ^w. 
 SMQ'AIS, <!v: ^fiio^iy^, yyog, >/, 
 a weal, the discolouration left by 
 a blow. 
 SMQ'XQ, to chew ; calumniate; 
 
 Ion. to strike : fr. a^idw. 
 Soj3ap6v, poet, for ao^apuig. 
 ^o(3apbg, a, ov, furious, impetu- 
 ous, uncertain, proud, haughty, 
 scornful, insolent : fr. ffo/3itu. 
 2o/3apa>f, adv. insolently, proud- 
 ly : fr. <To/3op6f. 
 ^o(idg, d^og, 1), insolent, like a 
 
 harlot : fr. 
 SOBE'Q, to scare, bi*ush or drive 
 away, shake oft', move, expel, 
 hasten, stalk or strut along in- 
 solently ; f. ijcrio, }»f. atav^hiKa ; 
 (To/Stovrai TrapiK Ti(3tpiiviCa 
 yinar, A poll. Rh., are driven 
 away beyond the Tiberian land. 
 Hence 
 2r/3i/, i)g, ij, a fly-flap : & 
 So/Si/fftt;, n»g, »'/, a scaring, rapid 
 
 movement, proud haughty air. 
 SO'rXOS, ov, b, a gourd, sow- 
 thistle. 
 
 SOY 
 
 2o^r)/ia, Ta, the name of a city. 
 
 Hebr. by interpr. secret. 
 'S.oiig (joXg, adu aol, 2 & 3 sing, 
 pres. ind. act. of aduj, poet, for 
 ffw'^w, to save. Th. aoog, safe. 
 Soy, (Toi, 3 sing. pres. subj. act. 
 
 of the same verb. 
 ^01, to you, dat. sing. fr. av, yon. 
 2oio, gen. Ion. for aov ; fr. av, 
 
 you, or abg, yours. 
 'S.oXni, dat. pi. Ion. for ao'ig ; fr. 
 
 <jbg, yours. Th. av, you. " 
 'S.oXoiKi'Cio, f. irruj, to imitate the 
 Solians in speech, speak not ac- 
 cording to the usual and approv- 
 ed fasliion, viz. barbarously or 
 ungrannnatically : fr. 'ZoXoikoi. 
 ^oXoiKifffibg, oi, 6, Lat. soIaxU- 
 mus, a solecism, barl>arism ; anv 
 thing done not rightly, but pre- 
 jiosterously : fr. the above. 
 SoXotKot, ii)v, 01, primarily, inha- 
 bitants of Soli (a city of Cilicia); 
 more peculiarly those who, 
 though dwelling there, yet were 
 Athenians, but had in some de- 
 gree lost the elegance and purity 
 of the Attic, and spoke in a dia- 
 lect made up of that & Cilician; 
 generally all barbarians, all who 
 speak barbarously and ungram- 
 matically ; uncivilised in nature 
 and maimers, a savage, fool, dolt 
 Th. diKog, a house. 
 SoXo/uuiv, Cjvtoc, b, the name of 
 a celebrated king : Hebr. by in- 
 terp. peace- maker. 
 y^oXog, ov, 6, a mass of iron, any 
 mass, a quoit. 
 20M<t>0'2, t), 6 V, fungous, spongy, 
 
 porous, hollow, empty. 
 ^ooig, 2 sing. pres. opt. act. of 
 
 (TOW, poet, for (TuiXio. 
 Soo/iai, aovfiai, mid. fr. adiu. 
 20'02, Tj, ov, safe, sound, pre- 
 served, unhurt : but 
 "Sloog, contr. novg, 6, the rapid 
 motion of bodies borne upwards: 
 fr. (Toofiai, (7ov/xai. 
 l,oph(Tfibr, ov, b, a solecism in 
 Greek : perhaps fr. the Lat. sor- 
 des, disgrace. 
 'SopocaifiMi', ovog, b, //, a coffin- 
 spectre, man with one foot in 
 the grave : fr. aopbg, ^aiynov. 
 ^opoTTijybg, ov, b, a coffin-maker: 
 
 fr. aopbg, 7r/}y vi'/ut. 
 SOPO'S, ov, »'/, an urn ; grave, 
 
 coffin, bier ; old person. 
 26s, <^>/, 0^6 V, thine, yours : fr. 
 
 (Til, you. 
 Soii, gen. sing. fr. <tv, you : also 
 SoT;, contr. fr. cooi;, pres. imper. 
 pass, of (Too^ni, or cotu, to pre- 
 serve ; it is the cry also of one 
 driving away birds : fr. aow, to 
 put to flight. Th. (Tiiu). 
 'S.ovfiXiov, a cordwainer's bodkin, 
 or cobbler's awl. 
 'S.oviiog, a species of antelope. 
 
 200 
 
 2nA 
 
 ^ovSdpiov, ov TO, fr. the Lat. su.\ put to flight ; aoouai, aovuai to 
 danum, a clotli to wipe away be put to fl'ightf fly, go with 
 
 sweat, handkerchief 
 
 ^ovffdrva, rjg, ,'/, Susanna, the 
 name of a woman ; Hebr. by in- 
 terpretation, lily. 
 
 ^ovoOu & (TovaOt, let him go, 
 hasten, make haste, be off", 3 s. 
 & 2 pi. pres. imper. ])ass. of ad- 
 Ofiai, to go, move, rush on. Th. 
 rrtiio. 
 
 20r^20X, ov, TO, a lily, in the 
 PhaMiician language; lieiice Sov- 
 Ta,u;i/,ra,Susa, a city in Persia. 
 
 ^o(pia, ag. Ion. tjg, y, wisdom, 
 pinidence, skill, cleverness, sci- 
 ence, art, knowledge, learning : 
 & 
 
 ^o^i^u), to make wise, instruct, 
 teach wisdom to ; f. t(Tw, perf. 
 (Ttac'xptKa, a. 1. trrixpiaa ; pres. 
 pass. & mid. (To(pi'Cofjiai, to be 
 taught wisdom, learn wisdom, be 
 taught, understand, deceive by 
 show of wisdom, play the soph- 
 ist, overreach, contrive any thing 
 slirewdly, devise any thing art 
 fully, i)ractise fraud •, perf. pass. 
 (Jiao(pi(rjiai, perf. part. pass, ai- 
 TotpKTj^dvog. Th. ao(pdg. Hence 
 ^otpiafxa, arog, rb, an ingenious 
 invention or contrivance, wise 
 thought, any contrivance or ar- 
 tifice, device, captious question 
 or argument, sophism. 
 So^iorynartov, ov, to, a trick : 
 
 dimin. fr. the above. 
 2o0toT/}f, ov, b, one cunning and 
 ingenious, especially in speaking; 
 learned and v/ise ; one who ha- 
 rangues or speaks merely to 
 make a show of wisdom, who by 
 deceitful words cheats under the 
 form of it ; a casuist, sophist ; 
 gen. pi. (TO(pi(TTuiv, ace. pi. cto- 
 <pi<TTdg : fr. (To<pi}:lu). 
 2o0((Trt«a>. uj, to play the sophist, 
 
 (juibble : fr. the same. 
 ^ofpiariKog, r), ov, ostentatious of 
 wisdom, pedantic, sophistical : 
 fr. ao(pi(TTi]g, 
 2()0ok:X/}(;, log, 6, Sophocles, a pro- 
 per name. 
 SOLO'S, 7), ov, wise, prudent ; 
 one who has aoov (pdog, sound, 
 clear light (viz. of the mind) ; 
 skilful in anv thing or art, cle- 
 yer, ingenious, cunning, well- 
 informed, intelligent, learned. 
 2o0oa», Cj, to make wise, enlighten ; 
 f. tJ<Ttu, i>erf. aia6(pitJKa : fr. the 
 above. 
 2o0aif , wisely, adv. fr. the same. 
 2o0a>rfp<fi, dat. sing. fr. (To(J)uiTi- 
 pog, com])ar. fr. <To(pbg, wise ; 
 superl. aocpioTnTog. 
 Sow, poct.for <r<J^ai,o-a>(«j,or ffaout, 
 to save; f. lotrio, 3 pi. subj. o-ooxri: 
 fr. (Toog, safe : but 
 26(u, obsol. to move, stir, incite, 
 (585) 
 
 hasty step, hasten, be quick, 
 run, rush, rush upon ; inf. troO- 
 <TOm : fr. (T6ng or (thuj. 
 
 ^TraciCcj, to strip the ^kin ; f. iVw, 
 D()r. i^u). Th. ffTrdio. 
 
 ^Trdcujv, lovog, b, Lat. spado, an 
 eunuch. Th. mrduj. Hence 
 
 27r«^wj'j^w, f. iaio, to emascu- 
 late, 
 
 ^■rraOaXdiu, fr. GTraOdoj, to con- 
 sume. 
 
 ^TraOdpifTKog, Gen. xxxviii. 14. 
 OipiuTpov, so the Schol. ex])lains 
 it ; a summer garment, sort <»f 
 veil, probably because woven 
 mrdOy, with a spattie. 
 ^TraOdio, to condense or force 
 down the threads ry <rirdi)y, 
 with a spattie, or simply to 
 weave ; to add threads lavishly 
 to the web ; by metaj)!!. to con- 
 sume lavishly, throw away,spend 
 wantonly : fr. 
 Sn A'BH, T]g, »), La^ spafha, a rod 
 or twig ; sword ; spattie, instru- 
 ment to condense the thread in 
 the loom. 
 27ra0w(Tt, they consume, 3 pi. 
 
 pres. ind. act. of <nra9dM. 
 SnAI'PQ, to palpitate, pant, gasp, 
 struggle convulsively, tremble, 
 writhe with pain ; also dcnraiptu; 
 also for iKTTvew, to breathe out 
 life, as animals do when stru"-- 
 gling in the agonies of death. 
 27r«X«^, oKog, b, a mole ; also 
 
 oo-TToXa^ Th. (T7raa>. 
 STTaXfiV, ^'Eol. for (TTaXilg, a. 2. 
 part. pass. fr. ffriXXw, to send ; 
 f.' 2. (TTnXuJ. 
 ^TraXvcraofAai, to be torn, con- 
 vulsed : as if fr. (nrapdarru). 
 STrai'ia, ag, 1), the same as mia- 
 vi6ti]Q, T]Tog, /■/, scarcity, penury: 
 fr. (TTravbg, rare. 
 STravta, ag, 1), Lat. Ilispania, 
 
 Spain. 
 STTavjsw, to be rare, scarce or 
 few, want, lack, be in want of ; 
 f. icTu), perf. icTTrdt'iKa, pf. pass. 
 ifTirdviafiai, a. I. pass. tcrTravto'- 
 ^A/v : fr. OTravbg. 
 llTrdinog, a, ov, rare, scarce, scan- 
 ty ; poor : fr. 
 ^irdvig, iiog, »}, scarcity, small 
 supply, want. Th. a-Kavog. 
 '2TTaviaQi)vai, a. 1. inf. pass. : «& 
 ^TraviOTog, >), ov, wanting, lack- 
 ing ; scanty, rare : fr. aTiavi^io. 
 ^Trapiiog, seldom, i*arely, scarce- 
 ly ; adv. fr. (nrdviog. 
 SIIANO'S, if, bv, rare, scanty, 
 scarce, needy, poor : fr. 
 ^TravoffiTia, ag, 7), scarcity of 
 
 provisions. Th. alTog. 
 ^TrdK, (JiraKog, 6, >/, a dog ; a 
 
 Pei-sian word. 
 27rdpay/ia, aTog, to, a fragment 
 
2nA 
 
 or piece of a thing tora to pieces, 
 laceration : & 
 Sirapayftoc, ov, 6, a tearing, la- 
 ceration, convulsion : fr. 
 SriAPA'SSQ, or rrw, to lacerate, 
 tear, reml, mangle, convulse ; f. 
 ^10, perf. tfTTrapaxrt, a. 1. imrti- 
 pa^a, a. l.part. (nrnpd^ac, daa, 
 av, perf. pass. InTrapayixai : as 
 if fr. (TTTrtoj, apcirrcroj. 
 XTrapyavilio, to wnvp in swad- 
 dling-clothes ; f. i<Tio, pf. iairap- 
 ydviKa : fr. aTrdpyavov. 
 JlTrapyavirriKTa, a. 1. part. act. f. 
 
 g. of (TTTapy CI initio. 
 SnA'PTANCJN, ov, to, a band 
 to swathe an infant, swaddling- 
 clothes, long clothes. Hence 
 27raoyavoa», w, to wrap in swad- 
 dling-clothes ; f. (Jtw, pf. tffTran- 
 ydvwKa, a. 1. taiTapydvu)(ra,\A. 
 pass, idirapydinonai, perf. part, 
 pass. imrapyavM^uvoQ. 
 SnAPTA'Q, to swell, be distend- 
 ed (as a female with milk, or 
 with young), be ready to burst 
 with lust, rage, c^cc. Hence 
 27ra'py>;, i^q, r), eager desire, lust, 
 
 211 E 
 
 cramp ; ffTrdcTfia OaXdffffriQ, 
 the tide or surge of the sea. Th. 
 (Trrdu). 
 
 27ra(r/i6g, ov, 6, convulsion, sj^asm, 
 same as the above. 
 
 SHA'TArrOS, ov, 6, Lat. .7x1- 
 taihjus, a kind of prickly crab- 
 fish. 
 
 ^.iraraXaii), ui, to live luxuriously 
 or voluptuouslv ; riot in deli 
 
 anger. 
 
 Yirdpyu), f. lot, to wrap about, 
 
 swathe : fr. aTrCipa. 
 'S.irapi^pa, aq, >'/, Spnredrn, the 
 
 wife of Amogus, king of the Sa- 
 
 cians. 
 STrapfic, having been sown, a. 2. 
 
 part. pass, of (nrtipM, to sow, 
 
 plant ; f. 2. ctTrapM, perf. tairap- 
 
 Ka, a. 2. pass. i(JTrdpi]v. 
 ^irapHu), to pant, struggle, 
 
 breathe hard : fr. o-Trn/pw. 
 ^TTitpvoQ, ?), bv, rare, scarce, 
 
 scanty : fr. a-KcivoQ. 
 
 ^TrdpoQ {ix^v^)^ a kind of crab- 
 fish ; Gl. Cyr. sparus. 
 
 ^irdpra, rjg, //, ^)?ar^J^, the chief 
 city of Laconia. 
 
 27rapr(ot/, or ^rrdpriov, ov, to, a 
 rope made of Spanish broom ; a 
 cable : dim. fr. 
 
 'S.irdpTov, ov, TO, Lat. spartum, 
 Spanish broom,a band to tie vines 
 with, rope of Spanish broom, 
 cable ; also 6 airdpTOQ : fr. 
 mrtipoj. 
 
 STraproTToXtoc, o, y, grizzled, 
 grey, having a sprinkling of 
 white hairs on the temples : fr. 
 ffirapTOQ, TToXiog. 
 
 H-rrapTog, rj, bv, sown, scattered, 
 sprung from. Hence 
 
 STraprwi/ ykvoq, a terni applied 
 to the Thebaiis, as being sup- 
 posed to have sprung from the 
 teeth of the dragon sown by 
 Cadmus. Th. <T7ra'pa>. 
 
 'S.Traod^ivoq, ov, a. 1. part. m. fr. 
 (TTTrtw, to draw. 
 
 27rdcr/<a, aTOQ, Tb, any thing 
 drawn, the bare edge or point, 
 a racking, convulsion, spasm. 
 
 caeies ; pres, part. (nrciTaXdoyt 
 Cov, ciovaa uxra, dov u>i', f. rjano, 
 perf. t(T7raTd\T}Ka, a. 1. B^nrara- 
 XijfTa : fr. 
 S7rara\»;, rjg, 1), delicacies; glut- 
 tony, luxury, effeminacy : fr. 
 mra9dtti. 
 :£TraTd\r]fin, aroq, to, delicacy, 
 
 luxury : fr. o-TraroXaui. 
 'S.-irciTtiOQ, a, ov, of hide or skin, 
 
 leathern : & 
 STrarT'X/;, r/c, »/, moist human 
 excrement ; cuttings or parings 
 of hides : fr. 
 
 SITA'TOS, lOQ, to, a hide, skin, 
 B(jeot. : fr. <T7raw, because it is 
 drawn off. Hence 
 'LiraTOio, a>, to work on hides or 
 
 skin. 
 SHA'Q, to draw, drag, tear, draw 
 forth ; pull away, pluck off or 
 out, suck up, imbil>e ; f. ffrrdcruj, 
 perf. t<nraKa', pres. m. (Tirdofiai, 
 to draw out, unsheath, a. 1. m. 
 i(nra(Tdi.it]v, a. 1. part. m. (tttu- 
 ad^tvog ; pf. part. pass. i(nra<T- 
 
 ^tVOQ. 
 
 SttJo, follow, by poet, ectasis for 
 (TTTfo, Ion. for (TTTOi), pres.imper. 
 m. of imrofiai, poet, for sTroftai, 
 but the 6 is dropped. So in inf. 
 (TrrkaOai for ta7rt<j9ai, part. (Ttto- 
 fiivoQ for IffTTOfiivog. Th. (ttio. 
 'S.TTuog, poet, for airkog, iog, r6,a 
 
 cave, grotto. 
 SnEl'PA, or STTjTpa, ag, ?'/, a 
 fold, coil, wreath, curl, spiral 
 line; twisted thong or cord, coil- 
 ed rope; rope of a ship, hawser; 
 band of soldiers, cohort. Hence 
 Engl. ^pire. 
 Srrfipa/ia, aTog, Tb, a fold : fr. 
 STTfipau*, u>, f. i^ffw, to fold, wind: 
 
 fr. (TTTtipa. 
 ^TTtipiov, TO, a thin summer gar- 
 ment, dim. fr. 
 
 STTttpov, OV, rb, a swathe, band- 
 age ; torn garment ; any gar- 
 ment; the sail of a ship, canvass; 
 a coiled rope : fr. airdpa. 
 STTftpow, a), f. wffWjto swathe up: 
 
 fr. the above. 
 SnETPQ, to scatter, strew, sow, 
 scatter seed, plant, cultivate, 
 scatter abroad, disseminate, en- 
 gender, beget ; f. 1. CTTrspui, f. 2. 
 cTTrapd), perf. taivapKa, a. 1 
 tairtipa, a. 1. inf. act. ffTrtlpai, 
 a. 1. part. act. cnrtipag, aaa, av, 
 a. 2. ind. act. larcapov ; pres. 
 (586) 
 
 2nE 
 
 pass. (TTTctpo^at, perf. pass. 
 tffTrappai, <Tai, rai, perf. part, 
 pass. tOTrapntvog, tj, ov, a. 2. 
 ind. pass, tnjrdptjv, a. 2. subj. 
 pass, mrapio, a. 2. part. pass. 
 (TTrapdg, kvTog; perf. m. taitopa. 
 ^TTtiaai, a. 1. inf. act. (nrtiaag, 
 ai/ror, a. 1. part. act. GTZtinaa- 
 Oai, a. 1. inf. m. (rneindfitrog, 
 a. 1. part. m. of (nrh'Cio, to pour 
 out a libation ; f. aireirno. 
 'E-irdnavT', Ion. foi* trnrtinavro, 
 3 pi. a. 1. m. of tlie same verb. 
 ^TTtiaaffKe, poet, for t^Traio-f, 'A 
 sinjr. a. 1. ind. act. of <T7rfrca>, to 
 ofler a libation ; f. (XTreKTw. 
 STTf/fTw, I will pour out a liba- 
 tion, f. of (TTTf J'?<t). 
 
 STradj, bog, j/, f^pao, the name of 
 a woman ; as one should say, 
 lurkint; in a cave. 
 STTffcXoi', speculum. Gloss. Cyr. 
 
 (fr. the Lat.) a mirror. 
 STTtfcXoTTotoc, ov, 6, o, maker of 
 mirrors. Th. ttouio. 
 Sreicoi'Xarwp, wpog, 6, Lat. spku- 
 lator, a spearman (Grecized fr. 
 the Latin by the change of a 
 single letter, fr. spiculuin, the 
 pointed weapon which he bore); 
 ^ op v0opoc, or Ji |*toXaj3<)C, a body- 
 guard ; life-guard ; executioner: 
 or fr. speculator, a spy, fr. ?pecu- 
 fnri, to watch. 
 SIIE'AEeOS, & TTtXtOog, ov, 6, 
 
 dung, excrement. 
 ^TTSvStffKS, he was pouring out a 
 libation. Ion. for f«T7rtvfc,3 sing, 
 imperf. ind. act. of 
 SIIE'NAQ, to pour out a libation 
 or as a libation, offer to the 
 gods; ffTTsr^o^jot, mid. to make 
 libations, make a truce, adjust 
 or settle differences, become 
 reconciled, make peace ; f. (nrei- 
 (Tu), a. L toirtina ; pres. pass. 
 (nr'fvcofiai, to be offered up, 
 made a .sacrifice, jif. m. tfrnovCa. 
 SITE'OS, eog, to, a cave, grotto, 
 den ; jtoet. (nrtlog, l<»n. airyog ; 
 dat. pi. (nT't(7(n, poet. & Ion. 
 
 <T7r»/£fT<Ti. 
 
 'S.TTipah^g, iog, to, seed: fr. aml- 
 ptu, to s .w. 
 
 27rsp/ia, aTog, to, seed, germ ; 
 parentage, first principles, ori- 
 gin, source, cause ; offspring, 
 progeny, race, generation, de- 
 scendants, a son ; pi. (nrtpfiaTa, 
 dat. pi. ffTTtpi.ia(Ti. Th. antipoj. 
 
 "EiTfOfiayopaioXfKtOoXaxavoTrCj- 
 Xig, i^'Og, r'l, a seller of seeds, 
 yolks of eggs, and potherbs : fr. 
 antpfia, ayopa, XUiOug, Xd^ci- 
 
 VOV, TTOjXitU. 
 
 STTCp/iaiVw, f. ai'w, «Sc STTfo/Lta- 
 Ti^oj, same as (JTTiipio : \. 
 
 ^TTtpfiariKbg, »), 6 v, yielding seed, 
 fructifying. Hence Engl, sper- 
 matic : fr. o-TTcp/ua. 
 
 
 STTfpjuoXoyoe, 6, »/, that picks 
 seeds like birds ; that picks up 
 idle tales, a gossip, babbler : fr. 
 mrfpfia. Xeyu). 
 ^TTfpx^tiij, traa,f I', pressed hard, 
 a. 1. part, pa.ss. of (nripxio, a. 1. 
 ]m.ss. i(T7rspx0i]v. 
 ^TTEpxvbg, y, bv, quick, hasty ; 
 rushing furiously ; diligent : fr. 
 SriE'PXQ, to cau.se to liasten, 
 drive, urge ; eagerly desire ; 
 airkpxonai, to hasten, be chafed, 
 roused to anger, be anjirv, rajrc, 
 a. 1. pass. i.(JTripx^h]v. 
 STTfpui, f. 1. act. of mrtipio. 
 'S.nig, say ; for (nri, a. 2. imper. 
 act. after the form <»f verbs in 
 /it : fr. OTTHo, or o-ttuJ, to say ; f. 
 (T7rf](Tu),n. 2. ccTTToi'; which ott'^.m 
 is put for tcTTTio, poet, for t ttw, 
 to say, or for cVttw, for tVtu, 
 or €7ropai, to follow. 
 ^TrkfrOai, to follow, j>res. inf. m. 
 of the poet, verb tairofiai for 
 eTTopai. 
 STTtrf, 2 pi. of a. 2. imper. mrfg. 
 XttivCovti, Dor. for (nrevCovai, 
 
 they liasten, 'A pi. pres. fr. 
 SIIEY'AQ, to hasten, urge, make 
 liaste, press on or forward, use 
 diligence, desii'e or seek eager- 
 ly, strive, aim after, obtain ; 
 (TTTtvctiv jSiov dOdvaTov, poet, 
 to long for inmiortality ; pres. 
 imper. (TnevCs, tTio, imperf. t- 
 fnrtvCov,i'. (nreixrui, a. 1. tainv- 
 ffa, a. 1. imper. ffTrtixrov, drio, 
 a. 1. part. act. OTrtvcrag, avTog, 
 perf. ni. tCTTruvda. 
 ^Trevdiofitg, we should hasten. 
 Dor. for aTTtiidiviifv, 1 pi. pres. 
 subj. & 
 
 'Slntvaag, avTog, a. I. part. act. 
 of (TTTivdu), f. CTw, to hasten. 
 
 XTrevtrriKog, t), bv, that is wont 
 to hasten, zealous : fr. nTrtvoio. 
 
 27r»yi (other's read (nrtu), dat. 
 sing. fr. (TTrdog, for (nrtog, tog, 
 TO, a cave. Ion. (nrijog. 
 
 ^Trr]Xatov, ov, Tb, a cave, grotto, 
 den. Th. airiog. 
 
 ^irijXvy^, vyyog, y, a cave : fr. 
 the same th. 
 
 27r//X(uj'f g, very large stones serv- 
 ing f()r a bridge or road : fr. 
 (TTTtXdg, a stone. 
 
 ^TTiCyg, eog, b, y, large, thick, 
 broad : fr. (nri^oj. 
 
 ^TTidvbg, if, bv, thick, dense : fr. 
 the same th. 
 
 STTi'^a, Tjg, y, a bird (a name 
 given fr. the sound), a sparrow, 
 chaffinch : fr. <nri'Cio, to chirp. 
 
 Sm'ZQ, to extend, stretch, ex- 
 pand ; as if fr, (nrduj : to chirp, 
 a sound of some birds. 
 
 ^TTiOrtfjialog, a, ov, the same as 
 aTTiOa/^iMdtjg : fr. 
 
 2niBAMH\ yg, y, the space be- 
 tween the thumb and little fin- 
 
 sno 
 
 ger extended, a span ; nine 
 
 mches; napd Tb (T7rt^f(T0at Tovg 
 
 SaKTvXovg, from extending the 
 
 fingers. Hence 
 ^TnOafuaJog, a, ov, the same as 
 ^TTiOafHociig, ioc, b, y, a span 
 
 long, nine inches long : fr. am 
 
 Odfiy, d^og. 
 ^7riXdCE(T(nv, dat. pi. Ion. fr. 
 ^TTiXdg, d^og, y, a rock, crag, 
 
 cliff; rock in the sea; stonn : fr. 
 snPAOS, ov, b, a .spot, stain ; 
 
 the leprosy ; a rock : whence 
 ^TTiXdio, w, to spot, stain, defile ; 
 
 f. (o(Teu, jterf. ttnriXwKa : & 
 :^7riX(opa, OTog, Tb, a stain, blot. 
 Sni'N^^ASIv, log, t), a foreign 
 
 bird, a spight, Plin. perhaps fr. 
 
 a-TTivOyp. 
 
 ^TTivOapictg, sparks. Th. (tttiv- 
 9yp. 
 
 SniNBH'P, ypog, b, Lat. scintil- 
 la, a spark, spai'kling. 
 
 ^TTivOypti^io, f. laio, to emit sparks, 
 sparkle : fr. the above 
 
 2.7rivoc, 
 
 ov, b, a chaffinch : fr. 
 
 (TTTt^tlV. 
 
 'S.TrXayxveviD, f. aco, to feed upon 
 entrails : & 
 
 27rXay;^i't^w, to sacrifice or dis- 
 tribute cnti-ails ; pass. (nrXay- 
 XVi^opai,to be moved with pity 
 (the .seat of which is the heart)*; 
 a. L pass. etTTrXayxi^icrOqv, a. 1. 
 part. pass. (nrXayxviaOtig, kv- 
 Tog : fr. (T7rXdy^}'ov. 
 
 ^TrXayxvianbg, vv, b, bowels of 
 compassion ; mercy : fr. the 
 above. 
 
 SnAA'rXNON, ov, Tb, pi. Td 
 (TTrXdyxva, the bowels, entrails, 
 heart, liver, lungs; maternal af- 
 fection, commi.seration. HirXdy- 
 Xvov is frequently said of the 
 
 heart, as is clear in its com- 
 pounds ; dmrXayxi'og, without 
 heart, & £r'(T7rXrty;^*/oc, courage- 
 ous, compassionate. Eust. de- 
 rives this word fr. Dor. (nrXdv 
 for (TTrXtjv, Lat. splen, one of the 
 bowels. 
 
 ^7rXayxvo<pdyog, b, 7/, consuming 
 the entrails : fr. (nrXdyxvov, 
 (pdyio. 
 
 ^TrXy^bg, ov, 6, ashes. 
 
 SIIAH^N, (TTrXtjvbg, 6, Lat. S2?len, 
 the spleen, milt. 
 
 STToyy/a, ag, r}, Lat. spongia, 
 spomfe : Sc 
 
 27royyt^a>, f. iaui, Att. tu), to wipe 
 with a sponge : fr. 
 
 SnO'lTpv, ov, b, sponge. 
 
 iTToyyojcyg, tog, b, y, spongy : 
 fr. mrnyyog, tlcog. 
 
 ^TToiti'vag, a, b. Dor. for (ttto- 
 hvvyg, ov, b, one who lies and 
 sleeps in a.shes: fr. (nro^bg, tvvy. 
 
 Xwodiuj, to cover with hot ashes; 
 wipe off asiies, dust, clean, beat, 
 strike, destroy : & 
 (o87) 
 
 STTo^tti, dg, y, a.shes : & 
 
 ^TToCi^io, f. tVw, to dress or bake 
 under ashes, burn to ashes. Th. 
 <T7ro^6g. 
 
 ^TTo^iov, ov, rb, ashes : fr. (nro- 
 Cog. 
 
 JlTrodoftdjjg, kog, b, y, like ashes : 
 fr. mroibc, ilSog. 
 
 ^I^O'^Ci'S,, ov, y, ashes ; dust ; 
 as if fr. (jfteut, (Tf^Hoc, what re- 
 mains from logs burnt and con- 
 sumed. 
 
 Stto^ocj, fei, to overwhelm with 
 ashes, reduce to ashes ; f. ibaio, 
 perf. IfTTTocojKa : fr. the above. 
 
 SnOAA'2, dcog, y, a leathern 
 cloak. 
 
 SttoX/), a robe, (Hesych.) for 
 (TToX)), Dor. 
 
 STToXta, ojv, Tu, the locks of wool 
 torn from the legs of sheep : fr. 
 crrrdut, to draw, ])luck off. 
 
 ^TTOfitvog for taTr6i.uvog ; tnro- 
 fXBva, Dor. for (nrofievy, yg, y : 
 see (TTTito. 
 
 'Enov^apyia, ag, y,the beginning 
 of a liluition or offering, the ho- 
 nour of C'onnnencing a sacrifice: 
 fr. (TTTov^t), dpxopni. 
 
 'SiTTovCtlov, ov, Tb, a cup, goblet, 
 ves.sel to make a libation of 
 wine : fr. 
 
 "Zyrovhlog, a, ov, of or belonging 
 to libations ; subst. (nrov^tlog, 
 b, a spondee : fr. 
 
 JlTTovdrf, yg, //, a drink-offering, 
 libation ; (nrovCym, dat. pi. Ion. 
 for (TTTovdalg ; (Jirovhu, more 
 particularly, those libations used 
 in ratifying a treaty, frequently 
 the treaty itself, a truce : fr. 
 ankv^io, to make a libation, f. 
 ffTTftVw, perf. m. tcnrov^a. 
 
 'S.TTovCid^u), f. d(Tit), to use spon- 
 dees : fr. (TTTovCnog, 
 
 ^7rovCo(p6poc, 0, if, he who makes 
 libations, a priest, truce-bearer, 
 herald : fr. <nrovh), <pkpui. 
 
 SnO'NAYAOS, ov, b, Lat. spon- 
 
 dylus, one of the knuckles, joints 
 
 or vertebne of the backbone. 
 27ropd, dg, if, seed, a sowing, 
 
 race, offspring, ])rogeny : fr. 
 
 ])erf. m. ta-nropa, of aTTfipa). 
 JlTTOpdg, dSog, b, if, dispersed, 
 
 scattered ; whence ll-nropdcfg, 
 
 u)v, al, a cluster of islauds, the 
 
 Sporades : & 
 ^TToptvg, eog, b, a sower : & 
 ^TTopyTbg, ov, b, a sowing, seed- 
 time : & 
 l^TTopipog, 6, if, fit for sowing, 
 
 arable ; anopifia, rd, lands 
 
 sown : fr. the same th. 
 STTopoc, ov, b, a sowing, seed : 
 
 fr. the same. 
 STTopw, gen. Dor. for cfiropov ; 
 
 fr. the above. 
 Sttou for ecTcov, or (nrew. Ion. & 
 
 poet. pres. imper. m. of eairo- 
 
STA 
 
 fxai, poet, for 'irro^ai, to follow, 
 in the tenses of which the e is 
 often dropped : see (nrtio. 
 Sttou, in the Scythian language, 
 
 mtaiis an eye, Herod, iv. 27- 
 'S.TrovcaCio, to hasten, make haste; 
 study, do one's endeavour, be 
 diligent, strive ; act with gravi 
 ty, be earnest, anxious, or se- 
 rious ; with TTipi it signifies an 
 endeavour tending to our own 
 good ; with Trpog, to that of 
 another ; o-Trou^a'sO/iat, to be 
 sought after, highly rated, 
 prized ; f. cktu), perf. ia-rrovCa- 
 Ka, a. 1. imper. act. aTrovcatrov: 
 fr. crirovcij. 
 STToi/^atoXoyfoj, a), f. rjcrutf to de- 
 liberate on weighty points, speak 
 gravely : fr. (nrovCaioQ, Xoyot;. 
 27rouc«Toc, rt, oi'y earnest, dili- 
 gent, active, clever, good, ho- 
 nest, grave, serious ; conip. 
 (TTrovdaioTfpogy Att. (nrovCaii- 
 ffTtpoQy more earnest ; superl. 
 CTTovCaiorarog : fr. (nrovStj. 
 27royt^aiors|)Oj(;, & UnovCaioTt- 
 pov, more diligently, adv. comp. 
 fr. (TTTiivldiog, diligent. 
 "ZTTovcaiorrjg, rjTog, >'/, diligence, 
 
 gravity, 3 Mace. i. 9 : & 
 iTTOvcaiiog, adv., earnestly, with 
 seriousness, with diligence : fi\ 
 aTTov^nlog. 
 UTTov^dpxrjgy ov, 6, one who can- 
 vasses for office : & 
 STTOf^apxtf »?e» ou, 6, eager for 
 rule : iV. airov^t), apxr). 
 ^TTovCafTi ioc, a, ov^ earnestly to 
 be sought, Xen. A. vii. 3. a verb, 
 adj. fr. aTTovld^io. 
 ^TTovdacTTiKog, r), bv, fit for or 
 pleased with serious business, 
 diligent, earnest : fr. (nrovcd'Co>. 
 ^TTovdi), ijcy r/, Dor. ffirovCa, 
 speedy haste ; metaph. earnest- 
 ness, diligence, zeal, study ; Lat. 
 studium. Th. antv^nj. 
 'S.TTovSy, dat. of the above, (used 
 adverbially for) diligently, ea- 
 gerly, with gravity, with pains. 
 SnYPAei'A, ay, V/, iSc -ZTrvpaGog, 
 01', 6 or »/, also STri^pat.-, dcog^ >/, 
 goats' dung. 
 'E-rrvpiSiovy to, a little basket ; 
 
 dim. fr. 
 Xttvoic, idogj i), a pannier, bas- 
 ket, vessel of wicker or rush : 
 fr. (TTreipa. 
 
 Srayfrocjoi), 6,adrop: fr. (xra^tu. 
 ^Tuyiov, ov, TO, the mark for the 
 
 number six, "t'. 
 'Erdyfio, arog, to, a fluid, liquor: 
 
 & 
 :^Tayu)Vf ovoQy »/, a drop ; spot : 
 
 fr. ardKio. 
 Sra^aioc, a, oi/, standing upright 
 or firm, pertaining to or direct- 
 ing a set combat : fr. icTTtjfii. 
 'Zracia, ag, Ion. -iijj rjg, v, a set 
 
 2TA 
 
 combat, pitched battle ; fern. fr. 
 ffTa^iog. 
 
 2ra^io^po/i£w, w, to run in the 
 race-course, f. ijrru) : fr. 
 
 Xrctdio^pof-iogy that runs in the 
 course or stadium : fr. aTaSiog, 
 or oTctctov, Si. ^pojjiog. 
 
 Srat'ioi/, Lat. stadium y a race- 
 ground consisting of one hun- 
 dred and twenty-five paces, or 
 six hundred and twenty feet, 
 furlong ; .^ol. (nrdciov : & 
 
 'S.rddtog, ou, 6, the same : fr. 
 
 2rat'tog,a, ov, standing fast, firm ; 
 uj)right, upstanding, long and 
 straight : fr. 'laTijfxt. 
 
 STA'ZQ, to drop, distil, f. ^w. 
 
 2r«0iic, ivTog, having been set 
 
 2TA 
 
 sync, for ffraitjfieVy tjTe, i](TaVy I 
 
 pi. a. 2 opt. act. of 'iaTrj^u. 
 STATS, & Sraif, niroc, to, 
 
 dough, leaven, fat. Hence 
 ^raiTivogy »), or, of dough or 
 
 Hour. 
 SrrtKr»), ijgy »), a drop, oil of cin- 
 namon or myrrh dropped from 
 
 the trees : fr. 
 2r«/cr6f, »), bv, that drops, drips, 
 
 or trickles. Th. ardCoj. 
 Sra'Xrt, ag, a. Dor. for aTii)\i]y »/, 
 
 a column. 
 Sra'\ay/ia, arog, rb, & 
 SraXay^of, ov, b, distillation, a 
 
 dropping, drop : fr. 
 lLTaXdi!iu}, or ^TCtXd<T(Tu), f. ^a», to 
 
 droj), trickle. Th. aTdL,<jj. 
 
 placed, a. 1. part. pass, of 'iaTtj- SraXa'w, iD, the same as the above, 
 ^t, to set ; f. aTi)(Tu), a. 1. pass. ^TaXfivai, to have been sent, a. 
 
 tardOfjv 
 
 ^TaOtVy by Boeot. sync, for tard- 
 9ti<TaVy they stood, 3 pi. a. 1. 
 pass, of 'i(TTr]fii, to set. 
 
 I.TaOipbg, a, bv, standing finn or 
 still, stationary, firm, fixed, con- 
 stant ; stagnant ; at noon, burn- 
 ing hot : fr. icrrr;/u. 
 
 :S.Ta9tvTbg, »/, or, parched : fr. 
 
 :2Ta9ivujy f. ivffo), to roast, singe, 
 burn : fr. arcStpog. 
 
 ^TaQy, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. pass. & 
 
 ^TaQqvaiy a. 1. inf. pass. & 
 
 ^TciOiicronai, y, erai, f. 1. pass, of 
 'iaTTifxi. 
 
 Sra0t, Dor. for ffrT/Gt, a. 2. im 
 per. act. of the same verb. 
 
 YrdOfiUyag, a, Dor. for (rrdOfirj, i). 
 
 'ZTaBfidui, u), f. ijiTiOy more com- 
 monly (TTaQ^jdoyLai, u)jl< at, to as- 
 certain l)y a standard weight, 
 weigh, estimate, guess at, con- 
 jecture, infer, consider, calcu- 
 late : fr. ardQui]. 
 
 ^Ta9fitvi^fi>og, Dor. or Ion. for 
 (TTaGfiovfjtPog, conjecturing; fr. 
 arci9ixtoftai for GTa9fidofiai: fr. 
 
 UrdGfir], J]g, >/, a carpenter's rule, 
 line by which any thing is level- 
 led, rule, measure, standard ; 
 limit, goal : fr. toT>/)ut. 
 
 ^Ta9^i^io, f. ioio, to weigh, value, 
 ascertain by a standard : fr. the 
 preceding. 
 
 2Ta'0/uoi',oi',r6,abalance,scales; 
 weight : fr. (TTaGfiog. 
 
 ^Ta9fibonaiy — aTa9}xdoixaiy to 
 conjecture, infer ; a. 1. inf. m. 
 <TTa9^u}<ja<j9ai : fr. 
 
 ^Ta9yibg, ov, 6, a stall, sheep-fold, 
 pen, hut ; resting-place, station 
 post, stage ; balance, scales, 
 weight ; spoken also of long 
 stages or distances between 
 places ; encampment for the 
 night ; dat. pi. Ion. oraO/xoTo-i : 
 fr. 'iffTi]^i. 
 
 SroOog, tog, to. Dor. for <TTi']9og, 
 the breast. 
 
 'E.ToiuiVj (TToirty araXiVy by Att. 
 (688) 
 
 2. inf. pass, of ortXXw, to send, 
 
 a, 2. pass. itTTaXtji'. 
 IrdXik, ifcoc,a stake to support a 
 
 net, perch for hawks: fr. 'i(jti]hi. 
 ^rdixtVy by sync, for ffrdfitraiy 
 
 poet, for arrjpat,a. 2. inf. act. of 
 
 'irTTTJfil, 
 
 Sra^iv, iVoy, //, the foot-stocks or 
 rib of a ship : fr. 'iaTiii.u. 
 
 ^Tayiviovy rb, a small vessel ; 
 dim. fr. 
 
 STA'MNOS, 01/, 6 or //, an urn, 
 pot, pitcher : fr. Vot;//u. 
 
 ^TciVy Ion. for taravy &. this by 
 Boeot. sync, for taraaav, they 
 stood, 3 pi. a. 2. ind. :>ct. of 
 'iaTtjfiiy to set ; f. ffTiiffw, a. 2. 
 
 i(TTJIP. 
 
 Sra^, aybgy i), a drop : fr. ffrd^o). 
 
 Sra^fy/Uf, Dor. & JEo]. for ora- 
 ^ofiii'y we will drop, 1 pi. f. 1. 
 of ora^u;, to drop. 
 
 2ra^uT(Tt, .^ol. & Dor. for ora- 
 ^ovffi, 3 pers. pi. f. of ard^ujy to 
 drop ; f. ^u). 
 
 ^TaoTUy Ion. for trrTaoTa, n. g. pi. 
 num. perf. part. act. fr. 'iartj^ty 
 to set ; perf, part. iaraKojc, orogy 
 by Ion. crasis torawf, oroQy by 
 aphser. aTooTog, 6i.c. 
 
 2ra^, having stood, a. 2. part, 
 act., but aTCLff for aroKTa, a. 2. 
 part. act. f. g. fr. 'ianj^i, to set. 
 
 ^rdny, you should set, 2 sing, 
 a. 1. subj. m. Dor. for (m'lay, 
 fr. 'iaTr]^iiy to set. 
 
 2ra(Tta^o>, f. cicra*, to raise sedi- 
 tion, cause a tumult ; be insub- 
 ordinate, disagree, quarrel : fr. 
 ardaig. 
 
 Sraffiapxoc, o, the leader of a 
 party : fr. ardaig, "px*^- 
 
 ^Tarriafffibg, oi), b, sedition, dis- 
 sension, a stirring up of nmtiny : 
 fr. (TratTidi^it). 
 
 Sracrt/toi:, o, »/, standing, station- 
 ary, stagnant ; stable, steady ; 
 constant, firm ; quiet; dpyvpiov 
 ardai^iov livaiy a law of Solon 
 in Lysias, that money should be 
 
 2TA 
 
 at interest : fr. '[(rrtjfii. 
 
 Sracrtg, tojgy >'/, a station, stand, 
 position, state ; the act of stand- 
 ing ; firmness, quiet, stability ; 
 party, faction, commotion, .sedi- 
 tion, riot. Th. VrTr//j»i. 
 
 2ra(TiwO/;c, toe;, & YTcinuoTrjg, ov, 
 6, one of the same party, a par- 
 tisan, factious person, seditious : 
 fr. the above. 
 
 2ra<T(u>poi', ov, rb, a station or 
 lodge on a mountain : fr. ard- 
 (Tig, bp>g. 
 
 2ra(TfCf 1/, Ion. & poet, for tanj, 3 
 sing. a. 2. ind. act. of 'icrrtj^n. 
 
 "Erdcro^aiy Dor. for ori/rro/Ltot, f. I. 
 m. (Si. 2ra(Ta», Dor. for crr//(Taj, f. 
 1. act. of the same verb. 
 
 2rar/)p, ijpogy by Lat. stafer, a 
 coin equal to four Attic drachms, 
 Matth. xvii. 27 : iu the times of 
 the republic at Athens it was a 
 gold coin of an ounce weight ; 
 under the Byzantine emperors, 
 only the sixth part of an ounce ; 
 a debtor that borrows money. 
 IloXXot (TTarrjptg, dTTodoTijpig d' 
 ovd' tig, Epicharmus : there are 
 many that borrow money at 
 usury, not one that repays it : 
 
 fr. 'i(TTnfJii' 
 
 Srart^ui, to place : Srari^oyuat, to 
 stand : fr. 
 
 Ilrarbgy /), bv, standing, that 
 stands stagnant, steady, firm, 
 constant ; kept still, without ex- 
 ercise : fr. 'iffTijixi. 
 
 STAYi'O'S, ov, 6, a wooden stake 
 or pale fixed in the ground, a 
 cross : fr. 'i(TTt]fii. 
 
 ^ravpouty Cjy to set up a stake ; 
 crucify ; subdue the passions of 
 the flesh, and prevent their get- 
 ting dominion, viz. by the effi- 
 cacy of the Holy Spirit, prayer, 
 &c. ; f. tuffoj, perf. taraypwKa, a. 
 1. l(TTavpuina, a. \. imper. act. 
 (JTcivpuxTov, dru), a. 1. subj. act. 
 (TTavptoaio, a. I. inf. act. aravput- 
 aaiy a. \. part. act. tTTavpioaag, 
 avTog ; ])erf. pass, tcrravuiofiai, 
 aai. Tat, I have become an ob- 
 ject of contempt and horror, pf. 
 part. pass. icxTavpioixfvog, rj, ov, 
 having been crucified, a. l.pass. 
 f:(TTavpio9t}v, a. 1. imper. i)a.ss. 
 <TTavput9i}Ti, })rio, a. 1. subj. 
 pass. (TTavptjjGuty a. 1. inf. pass. 
 (TTavpio9iji'ai. Th. araupot;. 
 Hence 
 
 '^Tavp(oixa, OTog, rb, a fence by 
 means of stakes, palisade. 
 
 2rat'pa><Ti/iOf, o, ?'/, belonging to 
 crucifixion : fr. 
 
 2TE 
 
 its juice ; a swollen uvula ; but 
 aTa<pvXti, r}g, a perpendicular, a 
 string rubbed over with red 
 ochre, and u.sed by carpenters 
 to mark out a straight line on 
 timber. 
 Sra^j'X*), & Sra0i>X>;, sec ara- 
 (ptg ; (rTa<pvXy(Tt, dat. pi. Ion. 
 fr. (TTn^vXt), a grape. 
 ^Taxdvt}, i]g, I'l, a i)air of scales. 
 
 Dor. : fr. icrrjifii, to weigh. 
 STA'XVS, vog, b, an ear of corn, 
 plant ; fz-uit, produce, ofllspring ; 
 nom. pi. (TTaxvtg ; a bright star 
 in the left hand of Virgo ; a herb 
 resembling horehound. 
 -^«X"i."> ^"Cj 6, the name of a man. 
 Srdw, (TTut, Lat. sto, to stand, re- 
 main. Fr. this obsolete word 
 comes 'iarripLi, to set. 
 STE'AP, aTog, to, coai'se fat, 
 
 suet, tallow, dough. Hence 
 'S.TtaToonaiy ovfxaiy to grow fat or 
 gross ; f. 1. m. oirrofiai. 
 2-fy«^a>, to cover with a roof, 
 support, sustain ; f. daojy perf 
 icrreyaKa : fr. ortytu. 
 'ETfyavbgy by .sync aTtyvbg, »), 
 01', covered, hid ; that retains 
 
 2TE 
 
 murmured deeply, 3 pi. im- 
 perf. ind. m. Ion. for iaTtvorro : 
 fr. artivio. 
 ^reivoTTopog, b, t), Ton. for ort- 
 voTTopof, narrow, strait : rd 
 
 Srai'poidit;, tiog. 
 
 »'/, a fixing of 
 
 stakes, crucifixion : fr. (rravpon). 
 2T.4<I>I 2, icog, //, a dried grape, 
 raisin. Hence aTa(pvXt), i]g, 
 >), a grape, bunch of grapes ; a^ 
 if fr. <jTdt,o), because it distils 
 
 secret things in the breast ; 
 close, thick, firm : fr. (TTkyio. 
 
 Srsyapxoe, ov, o, the master of 
 the house : fr. ffrtytjy dpxio. 
 
 2r«ya(T/ita, aTog, Tby a covering, 
 roof, shelter, clothing : &. 
 
 '^rtyaffrptg, i('og, »/, covering : fr. 
 ffrtyrt^w. 
 
 ^r'syaffrpov, oy, Tb, the same. 
 
 ^Teytj, Jig, i), a covering, roof, 
 ceiling, chamber, house, deck. 
 Th. ffrsyw. 
 
 2rfyoc,or Tkyog,tog, ro, the same. 
 
 STETQ, Lat. teijo, to hide, cover, 
 shelter, protect ; endure, sup- 
 port, hinder, hold fast ; ovk dv 
 SvvaifjLrjv fxi) OTtyovra Trt^iTrXa- 
 vai, Eur. ap. Plut. de (jSarrul. 
 504, I cannot fill you full, for 
 you retain nothing ; f. ^a>, perf. 
 tcrr«x«. perf. m. ttJTtya. 
 
 STEI'BQ, Lat. stipo, to tread, 
 press, beat with the feet, make 
 clo.se or compact ; track. 
 
 ^Ti'iXavTOy they gathered toge- 
 ther, Ion. f(jr ktTTtiXavTo, 3 pi. 
 a. 1. ind. m. of OTiXXio, to send. 
 
 2r£iXf(d, dg, i), the hole in the 
 head of an axe, into which the 
 handle {(TTtXXiTai) is inserted : 
 & 
 
 "ZTtiXtbv, poet. SrfiXftov, ov, rb, 
 & SrftXfoc:, or ^TtXtbg, oO, 6, 
 the handle of an axe ; that 
 which is inserted fTTfiXti^, in the 
 hole. 
 
 ^Ttivo^ii^rjy Ion. for ffTtvofiivt], 
 pres. part. pass. f. g. of arkvio, to 
 moan. Th. arevbg, narrow,strait. 
 Ion. (TTtivbg, the same. 
 
 ^TtivovTO, for iartivovTOj they 
 (589) 
 
 (TretvoTTopa, straits. 
 
 Srftior;, l(»n. tlie same as trrfroc, 
 narr(»w : but 
 
 ^Tui'og, eog, to, a narrow path, 
 straits, anxiety. Th. artvog. 
 
 ^Ttivou}, Ion. for (TTtviHo : iv 
 
 ^Ttivio, Ion. for (TTti'io, to cramp, 
 compress ; groan. Th, artvug. 
 
 SrfU'WTroc, Ion. for aTtviurrbgy 
 and this poet, for (TTfvoTrbg, a 
 strait or narrow way : fr. ani- 
 vbg. Si oTTt), an eye, hole. 
 
 ^Tuo^tv, we should stand. Ion. 
 for (TTuJfuv, 1 pi. -a, 2. subj. 
 act. 10 being resolved into €o, 
 (TTfopsv, by poet, ectasis areio- 
 fiev, of 'ifTrnfii, to set ; f. CTtjcrio, 
 a. 2. t<TT)]v, a. 2. subj. <ttu). 
 
 SrftTrror, »), ov, trodden, beaten : 
 fr. (TTti[3u). 
 
 SrtTpa, ag. Ion. 2r£/p»;, T}g, //, the 
 keel of a .ship, bows ; as if ortp- 
 pd, firm, fr. OTtppbg, solid, for 
 (TTtpebg, the satne ; also 
 
 2ri?|0rt,ac, //,a barren woman : fr. 
 
 Srtipoc, a, ovy barren, sterile : 
 fr. (TTepsio. 
 
 ^Ttipooj, w, to make ban*en ; f. 
 (o(T(o, perf. icTTiipioKa. 
 
 STEI'XQ, to go, move in order 
 or straight line; march, proceed; 
 (TTsixtiv Tre^ovy x^<>»'«) See, to 
 walk over, frequently in Greek 
 poetry; f. koJ, perf. tVrc ix^, a. 2. 
 KTTtxor. 
 
 SrfXyif,', iSogy 17, & 2rfXyto-/xa, 
 arog, Tby a scraper : & 
 
 ^TtXtyyig, idog, >/, a sci*aper, 
 flesh-brush ; a kind of chaplet 
 or fillet, thin piece of metal. See 
 
 (TrXeyyig. 
 
 ^TtXfd, dg. Ion. -ei/, {jg, »), = 
 ^TuXeid. 
 
 SrtXfOJ', & -bg, see in aTtiXeov. 
 
 STE'AEXOS, eog, rb, the trunk 
 of a tree, stem, log. 
 
 STEATS, idog, >/, misletoe. 
 
 SrfXXev, to adorn. Dor. for artX- 
 Xetv, pres. inf. act. fr. 
 
 2 TE'AAQ, to place, set in order 
 or array, arimnge ; send, equip, 
 prepare, fit out, array, adorn, 
 clothe ; enjoin, order, commis- 
 sion ; contract (as sails) ; re- 
 press, check, stop ; f. (rrtXai, f. 
 2. araXai, perf. iaraXKa, a. 1. 
 tffTtiXa ; pres. m. (TTiXXofiai, to 
 send for ; be prepared ; shrink, 
 avoid, shun, escape ; make a 
 forced march, depart, set out, 
 go, come, travel (properly by 
 sea), undertake an expedition ; 
 perf. m. tTToXa. 
 
 ^TiXpoviai, CjVy al, collars, roll- 
 ers, or other covering to protect 
 
:te 
 
 2 
 
 vf 
 
 a dog from wild beasts. Th. 
 arsWu). 
 
 SrtXui, I will send, f. 1. of arkX- 
 Aa'. to send. 
 
 2TE'MB12, to stamp, treat with 
 insult or injury, move contixm- 
 ally. See ars/ii^w. 
 
 Srf^/iia, aroi;, to, a garland, 
 eruwn, chaplet, fillet, wool : tr. 
 1 pers. pert', pass, of (rrkcpio. 
 
 "^TtufiaToijjj Cj, f. locTio, to cro\\ni 
 with a garland, bind with a fil- 
 let : fr. the above. 
 
 '^T'six<pv\a, wv, Ta, the refuse of 
 grapes or olives after being trod- 
 den in the press, the husks : fr, 
 crrt/t/3a». 
 
 Xtsij(()io, f, T^w, to move ; whence 
 
 ^rivayfia, aTog, to, a groan ; Sc 
 
 Drcrayjuocoi', o, a sighing, groan- 
 ing : fr. 
 
 2T6vd^a>, to groan, mutter, sigh, 
 lament, moan ; f. a^w, a. 1. 
 i(TTkva^a: fr. aTivut. Th. otivoq. 
 
 "S-TivaKTOQ, ?), 01', to be lamented, 
 full of lamentation, sighing and 
 groaning : fr. the above. 
 
 Srtvax'^t**, f. tcy<^, to sigh, moan, 
 deploi'e, lament, poet. fr. 
 
 2rti/dx<i>, f. 4t«>,poet.& '^TEvaxkio, 
 the same as gtivci^io. 
 
 2r£»/OK"(5/cr'rog, 6, r/,causinggroans 
 and lamentations : fr. (jTtvu), 
 
 ^TivoXtax^oj, Cj, to prate idly on 
 nice points, dispute with subtle 
 ty on trifles : fr. 
 
 ^Ttpo\s<T^)]Q, ov, 6, one that 
 prates on nice points, a subtle 
 disputer, quibbling trifler : fr. 
 (TTtvoQ \ka\ri. 
 
 Srti'OTTopO/ioc, 6, r), having a 
 narrow strait, or situated on a 
 narrow strait; as Chalcis in Eu- 
 boea : fr. CTf^vbq, TropOfiog. 
 
 ^TivoTTopogy by y), having a nar- 
 row passage, strait, narrow, 
 confined : fr. (TTtvog, Tropog. 
 
 STENO'S, »), oj/, compressed, 
 narrow, strait, confined, close, 
 slender ; penurious. 
 
 'STevocTtj^ov, TO, a narrow stripe 
 on a robe, in opposition to the 
 latus cJatus : fr. OTtvbg, (Tijfia, 
 aTog, Tb, a sign ; so irXaTvat] 
 fioVf breadth of stripe. 
 
 I.TtvoTrjg, TjTog, r), narrowness ; 
 penury : fr. aTsvog. 
 
 Srfvoxwptt^, t«>, to squeeze in a 
 nai'row place, straiten, confine ; 
 f. fj(Tw, pert". i<TTt}'oxu)pi]Ka ; pres. 
 pass. ffTtvoxiijpkofiai, ovfiai, to 
 be straitened, or in perplexity 
 or distress : fr. artpoxij^fiog. 
 
 'S.Tivoxujpia, ag, »/, narrowness of 
 place, straitness, distress : fr. 
 
 ^rtvoxi^pog, b, »'/, strait, nar- 
 row : fr. (TTtvbg, x^P^' 
 
 ^Ttpooj, (J, f. uiffw, to narrow. 
 
 2TE 
 
 straiten, confine. Th. (XTevog. 
 
 ^Tivriop, opog, 6, Stentor, a fa- 
 mous crier, whose voice was 
 equal to that of fifty common 
 men ; dat. sing. 2r£^roj»i. 
 
 Srij'tu, f. (V(J, to narrow, confine ; 
 groan, bewail, lament, grieve, 
 inunnur deeply. Th. aTtvog. 
 
 '^Tti'ioTrbg, ov, b, i), poet, for ort- 
 vonbg, narrow, where there is 
 no extent of view ; a narrow 
 passage or pass, alley : fr. trrc- 
 vbgy oTTi). 
 
 ^Tivuig, adv. narrowly, straitly, 
 closely : fr. aTtvog. 
 
 ^TivioTig, eiog, y, narrowness, 
 crowdiu'' to":ether : fr. OTfvow. 
 
 Srtoftti', we should stand, Ion. 
 for aTuifttv, 1 pi. a. 2. subj. act. 
 of 'i(TTi)i.u, to stand. 
 
 iLTepyiiOpov, ov, to, a love-charm, 
 love, affection. 
 
 ^Ttpyijfxa, aTog, rbj a charm: fr. 
 
 (TTSpyiO. 
 
 'E.Ttpyoiffa, Dor. for aripyovaa, 
 j>res. ])art. f. g. fr. 
 
 STE'PrQ, to have natural affec- 
 tion for, love, cherish ; consent 
 to, be content with, ac([uiesee 
 in ; pray for, want ; f. ^u), perf. 
 tcTTEpxa, perf. m. taropya. 
 
 'S,Tepkfiviog, a, ov, solid, firm, 
 hard : fr. aTtptog. 
 
 ^TeptoKcipCiog, b, >'/, fiim and 
 steady in mind, firm or hard of 
 heart : fr. (rrtpfbc, Knp^ia. 
 
 STEPEO'S, d, ov,'solid, massive, 
 strong, entire, pei-feet, compress- 
 ed, firm, hard, harsh, stern, 
 resolute, obstinate ; perhaps fr 
 CTCno, as standing finnly. 
 
 "EreptoTTig, ijTog, i), solidity, firm- 
 ness : fr. the above. 
 
 Srfpfduj, w, to render solid or 
 firm, consolidate, strengthen ; f. 
 
 w(Tio, perf. t(TTtpso)Ka, impei'f. 
 pass. tOTipto^Tjv, ov}.ir]v, Ac in 
 3 pi. iarfpiovTO, ovvto, pf. pass. 
 idTip'njj^ai, a. 1. pass. iffTepno 
 Bt]v. Th. aTfptoQ. 
 
 Srfptcrai, for (rTtpi)fTai, a. 1. inf. 
 act. of (TTepiio, to deprive. 
 
 'ZTsptTai, he is deprived, 3 sing 
 pres. pass, fr.arfpo/iat, the same 
 ajs (TTepEOfxai, ovyLcii 
 
 STEPE'Q, to rob, deprive, ex- 
 haust ; f. r](Tu) isi kau), perf. tKa 
 & TlKa, a. 1. pass. itXTipiiQqv 
 
 'S.Tepkiofia, aTog, rb, the firma- 
 ment ; solidity, firmness, steadi 
 iiess; a foundaticm: fr. orfpcou; 
 
 SrtpctJe, adv. firmly, constantly 
 strongly : fr. (jTeptog. 
 
 lETepkioaig, eojc, »'/, the rendering 
 strong or solid : fr. aTtpeuio 
 
 2rfp»/0a(Tai, nom. pi. a. 1. part. 
 pas.s. fem. gen. of artniu), to de- 
 prive ; a. 1. ttTTtpijOiji'. 
 
 2rfpi7<rae, avTOg, a. 1. part. act. 
 of OTtpkojf to deprive. 
 (590) 
 
 2TE 
 
 JlTkprjffig, t(jjg, »/, deprivation, loss 
 of profit in dealing : & 
 
 'EnpTjTiKbg, i), bv, that deprives : 
 fr. perf pass, of aTtpiio. 
 
 ^TtpOk^uv, to be deprived ; by 
 sync, for aTip^Oi'i^iv, or art- 
 pt]Bj]^itvai, Ion. iS: Dor. for OTf.- 
 pijOPii'ttt, a. 1. inf. pass, of rrre- 
 pMu, to deprive ; f. taui &, ji}«7a», 
 a. 1. pass. iaTtpiiOrjv. 
 
 'S.Ttpivbg, t), ov, the same as orf- 
 piog. 
 
 ^TtpicTKuj, the same as (TTepkio, to 
 deprive. 
 
 ^Tfpi^og, fog, Tb, the breast, be- 
 cause artppbv, solid ; & irfot- 
 (pog, Tj, ov, barren, sterile; solid, 
 firm : fr. (TTipebg or aTtlpog. 
 
 'ETtpKTiKbg,}),bu, disposed to love: 
 
 "S-TepicTbg, »), ov, lovely, deserving 
 to be loved : fr. arfpyw. 
 
 STEPNON, ov, ro, *the breast, 
 chest, contr. fr. ortptvov, being 
 strongly fortified with bones. 
 
 'S.TfpvoTVTrtjg, fog, b, »;, beating 
 the breast : fr. artpvov, ti'tttio. 
 
 JlTtpvovxog, b, i], containing in 
 its breast, hollow, ample ; epith. 
 of the earth : fr. orfovov. t\(i». 
 
 Srtp^ai, to love, a. 1. inf. act. of 
 (TTtpyui ; f. ^oj, a. 1. ind. pass. 
 
 IffTipxOljl'. 
 
 Srepo^at, Att. the same as (tts- 
 pkoftai, ovfjai, to be deprived of. 
 
 SrfpiiTT?}, ijg, j/,a flash, brilliancy, 
 lightning, by apha'r. for dart- 
 poTT)), poet, for dcTTpaTn), fr. 
 dffTpdTTTu), to lighten ; f. \pu). 
 
 'S.TtpoTnjytptTa, JEol. nom. for 
 
 'S.TfpoTrrjytpiTTjg, ov, b, thmider- 
 rousing or -gatliering, epith. of 
 Jove : fr. OTtpoTr//, iyttpu) oi* 
 dyeipu). 
 
 2rfpo7r;}f, the proper name of a 
 Cyclops. 
 
 ^Ttpo\l/, oTzog, t), the same as ort- 
 pom}. 
 
 Yrtppbg, d, ov, the same as orc- 
 ptor, firm, solid. Hence 
 
 'S.TtppoTtic, ijTog, »/, the same as 
 (JTtptoTrjg, solidity : & 
 
 ^-eppCJg, adv. lirmly, resolutely. 
 
 ^Tip<pog, eog, to, a skin, hide, 
 leather, husk, sliell : fr. <TTt<pu), 
 to c»>ver, by pleonasm of p ; more 
 probably fr. (JTfptbg or GTtppbg, 
 hard, rigid ; also tp<pog. Dor. 
 (TTpt<pog, as if fr. <Trps^u> ; also 
 Tep(pog. 
 
 2rfpx^*'C) fTo-a, Iv, loved, a. I. 
 part, pass, of orepyw, f. ^w. 
 
 "S-Ttvo^ai, to pledge oneself, pro- 
 mise, engage, give assurance, 
 affirm, declare : fr. 'itTTtjfii. 
 
 'S.TivTai, by sync, for aTtvtTai, 
 3 sing. pres. of aTtvofxai ; so 
 (TTivT for cTtvTO, lou. and by 
 sync, fur icTtverOf 3 sing. impf. 
 of the same. 
 
 "Ere^avagy o, o, the name of a 
 
 2TE 
 
 man. Gr. signif., a garland. 
 
 ^Tt(pdvij, i]g, //, a crown, garland, 
 wreath, chaplet ; ring, circum- 
 ference of a sieve ; pinnacle, 
 summit, ridge of a mountain ; 
 kind of helmet; hoof. Th. ortcpuj. 
 
 2rt0av/y7r/\ofC£w, u>, to wreathe a 
 garland : fr. (TTetpdinj, irXUio. 
 
 'SlTe<l)avrj(popiu),a>, to wear a crown 
 or garland; f. ijaiu, perf. t<TTt(pa- 
 vn^6p}]Ka : fr. aTi(pavi]<pnpog. 
 
 '2.TKpavi]<popia, ag, i), the wearing 
 of a crown : fr. 
 
 lS.Te<pavfi<popog, 6, y, wearing a 
 crown, crowned ; (JTi(pavy<p6pog 
 dyu}i>, a contest in which the 
 
 2TH 
 
 conqueror receives a crown to 
 wear : & 
 '^Tt^avycpopog, ov, b, one chosen 
 by the priests, every year, to 
 attend to the sacred things and 
 ceremonies appertaining to the 
 gods ; like the chief priests in 
 other cities. According to Athe- 
 tiseuH, the stephanephorus of 
 Tai*sus was clothed in a purple 
 robe, and wore a crown of laurel, 
 varied or i)arted with white ; 
 which Plato de Legg. says he 
 always wore, whereas the other 
 priests never wore it but diu-ing 
 the performance of sacred rites: 
 see Vaill. de Num. Graec. 318 : 
 fr. (JTKpdvy, <p'fp(jj. 
 "S-Tttpavi^io, f. ^w, to crown : & 
 ^Ttcpav'iGKog, ou,6,a small crown: 
 
 dim. &L 
 ^Ti(pai'iTt]g, ov, b, dyoiv, a con- 
 test in which the victor received 
 a crown : fr. 
 ^Tfcpavog, ov, b, a circle, circuit, 
 encircling wall ; crown, garland, 
 wreath, chaplet ; metapli. prize, 
 reward, glory, honour ; a jn'oper 
 name, Stephen. Th. trrf^oi. 
 yiTetpavovvTai, 3 pi. pres. ind. 
 
 pass, of aTt(f>ai>6u}. 
 ^ri<pai'0(popia, ng, t), the wearing 
 of a crown : fr. 
 YTi<puvo(l>bpog, b, y, crowned, 
 wearing a crown or garland : fr. 
 (TTf(pavog, tpkpu). 
 ^.Tiipavouj, u), to encircle, throw 
 or wreathe around, crown, put 
 on a crown ; honour, grace, 
 adorn, decorate ; f. loaio, perf, 
 l<JTt(pdvojKa, pres, pass. (TTf<pa 
 vbofxai ovfiai,6y ot, otTai ovTai, 
 perf. pass. iaTt<pdvujnai, aai, Tai, 
 pei'f. part. pass. t<TTi<pavi< fxtvog, 
 having been crowned : fr. ark- 
 (pavog. Th. (TTf<pitt. 
 ^TKpavu)^7)g, kog, b, y, like or 
 serving for a crown : fr. aTt- 
 tpax'og, ticog. 
 ^T«pdj'o)^ia, arog, Tb, a crown ; 
 battlements ; metapli. an orna- 
 ment, honour, reward : fr. (tte- 
 tparoit). 
 ^Te^dvvjg, Dor. for aT((pdvovg, 
 
 ace. pi. fr. <TTi<pavog. 
 2rf0oc, eog, rb, a circle, crown, 
 
 garland, wreath : fr. 
 2TE'4>Q, to crown, surroun«l, 
 
 adorn, encircle, throw around, 
 
 cover, fill to the brim, (said of 
 
 cups,) f. ^Pio, perf. tarerpa, perf. 
 
 pass. kCTTtfi^ai. 
 2r£w/xfv, Ion. for aTCjiitv, 1 pi. 
 
 a. 2. subj. act. of 'icTyfii, to set; 
 
 a. 2. t(TTi}v. 
 Srr/, sto<jd. Ion. for tcTt], 3 sing. 
 
 a. 2. ind. act. & 
 2r|7, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. act. of 
 
 'ijrrtj^i, to set ; f. (rr/'/ffo, a. 2. 
 
 tffTljV. 
 
 2r//j/, & (TTyy, poet, for <jrd?j, 
 & this for (TTfy, Ion. for orj/, 
 3 sing. a. 2. subj. act. ; or, by 
 pleonasm of y, oti)?;, f,.r ory, 
 of tffr>;/it, to set ; a. 2. tVr/^v, 
 
 'S.TyQtrraiv, dat. pi. Ion, for an/- 
 Otrrt, fr. CTyGog. 
 
 '2Ty9ea<pu^, {<p being added by 
 parag.) dat. pi. of the same. 
 
 yiTyOi, stand, a. 2. imper, act, of 
 'iarym, to set ; f. aTyaio, a. 2. 
 tTr//v. 
 
 ^T}]9oCt(T^ugf idog, if, a bandage 
 or ornament for the brca«t : fr. 
 
 ^T}j06h(Tfxov,ov, ro, an ornament 
 for the breast, bandage : fr. or//- 
 Oog, Stff^tog. 
 
 STH^eOS, tog, Tb, the breast, 
 breast-bone ; tu trryGt], sand- 
 banks or rocks just appearing 
 above the surface of the .seal 
 fr. (Trdui, iffTyOyv, to be firm. 
 
 2r»/0iivtov, ov, ro, a little breast: 
 dim. fr. the above. 
 
 ^TtjKw, occinTJng only in the pre- 
 sent tense, and put for ttTTt'iKio, 
 by aphieresis, f.^w,to stand firm, 
 persevere : fr. 'iaryKa, perf. of 
 ifTTyfii. 
 
 2TH AH, ijg, y, a stone raised 
 above the earth for the sake of 
 defence, or as a sign ; a monu- 
 ment, coliinin, pillar ; boundary, 
 goal : fr. 'laTtjpi. 
 
 ^TyXicioj', ov, Tb, & 
 
 Sri/XiC, iSog, y, a little monument, 
 small pillar, pole with a sail ; 
 ace. pi. (TTyXidag. Th. OTyXy. 
 
 ^TtjXl'Trjg, ov, b, inscribed on a 
 monument ; noted for guilt ; 
 proscribed ; belonging to a co- 
 lumn or pillar : fr. the same th. 
 
 ^Ti]Xoypa<pia, ag, y, an in.scrip- 
 tion on a pillar : fr, aTyXy, 
 ypoipio, 
 
 2r//\ow, at, f. lomo, to erect as a 
 monument, render firm as a pil- 
 lar, set up, Th. ffTyXy. 
 
 Sn/Xw/ia, UTog, Tb, a column, 
 monument : fr. the above. 
 
 2r/7/zo, ciTog, Tb, a thing set, a 
 warp, net, chive or stamen in 
 flowers : fr. 'ioTijiii. 
 
 ^TTjiioppaytu), a, to tear asunder 
 
 2TI 
 
 a warp : fr. aTyfiojv, pyyvvfii. 
 ^Tyfxojv, ovoc, b, a thing set, a 
 
 warp. net. Th. 'iaTy^i. 
 ^r//»rti, a. 2. infin. act. fr. iV- 
 
 r »//<(. 
 ^Tt'jvia, wv, Td, a festival at 
 
 Athens, in whiih women 1am- 
 
 I'ooned each other, 
 Sr/yi'toj', ov, Tb, the breast : fr. 
 
 (TTijvai, to stand firm. 
 Sr/;v<oo>, aTyi'iwfTai, to lampoon, 
 
 lies, : fr. (Try I'la. 
 ^Ti'ipiy^a, aTog, rb, a prop, .stav, 
 
 sup])ort ; pole of a chariot : & 
 '^rtipiyHbg, ov, b, the act of fix- 
 
 mg firmly, firnmess, stability : 
 
 2r//pty^, lyyog, >'/, a prop, sup- 
 port, forked staff : fr. 
 
 STHPI'Zli, to fix firmly, set up, 
 confirm, strengthen, support, 
 prop, establish, fasten ; stand, 
 rise ; mid, to fix or support one's 
 self, lean or rest upon, press or 
 stand upon ; f. ^w, a. 1. iar»/- 
 pt^a, a. I. iniper. act. rrr/'/pt^or, 
 ctTu), a. 1. opt. (TTypi^aijdi,' perf. 
 t(TTypixa, perf pass. kcTypiyfini, 
 K(u, KT(ti, perf. part, pas.s. tffTy- 
 piyfitvog, y, ov, fixed, a. 1. pass. 
 iarypixOyv, a. 1. inf. pass, rrrr;- 
 pixOrjvcii, to have been fixed. 
 
 Sryt;, 2 sing. a. 2. subj. act. fr. 
 KrTtjfji, to set. 
 
 ^Ttjaai, to set up, a. 1. inf. act. & 
 
 I^TyrraiTo, 3 sing. a. 1. opt. m. of 
 
 'l(TT71fU, f, (TTi](Tuj. 
 
 ^TytravT for aTt'iaravTo, they set 
 up, 3 pi. a. 1. m. Ion. for t'ar?/- 
 cavro, of the same verb. 
 
 2rr/<T«, 3 sing. f. 1, ind. act. & 
 
 2r?/rro/ifv, we will set up, 1 pi. f. 
 J, act. of Vcrr/;/ut. 
 
 ^TyT£, (TTyTioaav, 2 & 3 pi. a, 2. 
 imper. act. OTyQiy aryTu), of the 
 same verb. 
 
 2 TH'TH, or ^TrjTa, yg, j), a dame, 
 woman : perhaps fr, aryOy. 
 
 ^TyTyy, Ion. for IrTTyTijv, 3 dual 
 a. 2. ind. act, of 'ioTyfu. 
 
 ^Tywaiv, 3 pi, a. 2. subj. act. 
 poet, for cTTwaiv, of 'iffTyfii, a. 2. 
 subj. (TTw, by pleon. aTtio, by 
 ectasis (rrf/w, Att. y for ti, trryw, 
 & in 3 pi. (TTtjio(Ti. Or (TTyuxriv, 
 by pleon. of y for OTiDau/. 
 
 2TrA, Si 2rf/a, ag, y, &. 2riov, 
 ov, Tb, a little stone, pebble. 
 
 ^TijSopbg, d, bv, close, compact, 
 massy, muscular, strong, weigh- 
 ty ; dat. pi. Ion. aTifiapolai : fr. 
 (TTtijiu), to tread. Hence 
 
 2rt/3npfa)e, adv., firmly, strongly. 
 
 2rt/3«c. dSog, >), a bed of straw, 
 grass, leaves strewed on the 
 ground, a pallet-bed. 2roi/3dc, 
 the same : fr. aTttjiio, taTijSov. 
 
 ^Ti(3n'no, f. (Tw, & 2r«/3€«>, f //croi, 
 to trace, track ; properly, to 
 tread : fr. aTti^u). 
 

 2r«/3»;, tjq, »/, hoar-frost : & 
 ^-il5oQ, ov, 6, a path, track, way: 
 fr. (T7-f j/3a>. 
 "S-Tiyivg, etuc, Ion. kog, o, one who 
 
 brands : cV: 
 ^riynit, arot;, To,?fhjma,a. brand, 
 
 mark burnt or stamped on one, 
 
 puncture ; pi. crTiyfiaTa, spots, 
 
 stains. Hence 
 "^TiynaTiag, ov, 6, stigmatized, 
 
 branded, as slaves were : Ir. 
 
 or ^<u. 
 ^Tty fiarocpopoQ, 6, »/, the same. 
 2r»7jii/), T/c, '/, a puncture, prick, 
 
 point ; OTiy^t) xpo>'Oi'> a point 
 
 of time, moment : fr. 
 STI'ZQ, to puncture, prick, set 
 
 a mark on, brand ; metapi). 
 
 to stamp with disgrace, render 
 
 mfamous ; f, £w, perf. t(rTixa, 
 
 perf. pass, tffriyfiai : hence 
 2rtK:roe,>/, or, punctured, pricked, 
 
 marked, spotted, variegated ; 
 
 branded. 
 2rtXj3//, r/c, r/, splendour, lustre, 
 
 briglitness, Hash : & 
 2riXf36t,-, ♦/, ov, shining, bright, 
 
 brilliant : fr. ariXjSw. Hence 
 2rcXp6u>, tu, f. w(Tijj, to cause to 
 
 shine, brighten, polish. 
 STl'ABii, to shine, glitter, flash 
 
 out ; f. (TTiX^io, perf. i(Tn\<pa. 
 2ri\^^wTi(;, £wc, »'/> si)lendour, 
 
 brightness : fr. (TriX/3otu. 
 STl'AH, tjg, V, a little coin of 
 
 very small value, any very small 
 
 thing. 
 SriXTTvoc, 7/, bvy shining, bright : 
 
 fr. cTTiX/Soi. 
 yiTiXTTvoTtig, T]TOQ, //, brightness. 
 STI'MMI, TO, antimony, black- 
 lead, 
 
 YTififiKTua, aTog, to, women's 
 
 paint. 
 
 'LtII, (TTixog, »/, a row, rank, file, 
 line, ver.se ; ])1. at (rrt'xfC, ace. 
 
 pi. arixag- Th. <TT(ix<**' 
 
 2ri^ig, eiog, i), a prickhig, brand- 
 ing : fr. (TTi^u). 
 
 "ZTiov, ov, TO, a i)ebble. 
 
 ^TiTTTTvivog, OV, 6, flaxen : fr. 
 
 SriTTTTDov, ov, TO, flax, tow, the 
 same as ffTvmrtiov. 
 
 'S.rnrTbg, //, bv, dense, close, thick, 
 sturdy : fr. arti/Stu. 
 
 2rT0of, or '£Ti<pog, tog, to, a. con- 
 densed body of people, crowd, 
 troop of soldiers : fr. <Trfi/3w. 
 
 2ri0p«'ai, 10, to condense : fr. 
 
 iTitppbg, a, bv, thick, firm, solid, 
 tough, dry, drawn uj) ; as if 
 trodden down : fr, orrfi/3tu. 
 
 ^Ttxaoicbg,ov, 6, a poet, rhapso- 
 dist : fr. (Tti^, doicog. 
 
 2rix"ptoi', oi>, TO, a .small row or 
 rank ; tunic, the watered or un- 
 dulated episcopal robe ; dim. fr. 
 (TTixog. 
 
 ^Tixag, ace. pi. fr. <ttiK, crTixbg, 
 rj, a rank. Th. <jrcixw : but 
 
 STO 
 
 2rtx«C» aSog, i), the name of an 
 herb, lavender : fr. the same. 
 
 2rix«w, oi, & doiiai, wfiai, to 
 move in rank, march. Th. 
 
 fTTflX^- 
 
 2rix^ march off", a, 2. imper. act. 
 
 of the same verb. 
 
 2-»x'/y"P^<'^ <^> ^' h<T^i *o speak 
 in order : fr. oti^, dyoo'no. 
 
 ^Tix'ipijg, tog, b, ?/, ^: ^TixUpbg, 
 a, bv, arranged in rows, written 
 in regular verses : fr. ffTixog. 
 
 ^TixOtig, tio-a, tv, having been 
 marked, a. 1. part, pass.of ort^w; 
 f. ^oj, a, 1, pass, irrrix^n^'- 
 
 "ETixog, ov, b, a rank, row, verse ; 
 same as (tti^. Th. oTn'xai. 
 
 2rt(5^//C, «»C, o, i), stony, hard, 
 rough : fr. orm. 
 
 'ErXtyyiKio, f iVw, to scrub or 
 curry, scrape witli a scraper or 
 brush : fr. 
 
 2TAErrr2, uV, V, a scraper, 
 curry-comb, the same as nrt- 
 Xtyyig & ffrtXyig ; that used 
 after batliing was with a curved 
 handle ; thence, from the like- 
 ness to it, a gilded ornament for 
 the head, a kind of swather, 
 Taivthov ; a thin plate of metal, 
 which they used for a crown. 
 
 2T0A\ dg, y, a pillar, portico, 
 porch, gallery ; <TToai, places in 
 which corn is laid up : fr. 
 
 'tfTTtlfll. 
 
 "STofiog, reproach, insult, abuse : 
 
 fr. <Trl/i/3(u. 
 2rot/3«iw, to gather straw or 
 
 leaves, pile up, strew, pack : fr. 
 
 (TTOliStj. 
 
 2roifSac, d^og, y), leaves, a bed of 
 leaves : fr. the same. 
 
 2roi/3ao-(;/oc, 6, »/, admitting of 
 being i)acked close or piled : & 
 
 2rot/3a<Tr//<,-, ov, b, one that packs 
 close, or stuffs : fr. aroi(3n<!in). 
 
 2rot/3r), fig, i), a close packing or 
 stuffing, putting together, heap; 
 a little thing brought in to fill up ; 
 a word u.sed to help out the 
 metre ; a kind of herb used to 
 stuff" mattresses : fr. (rrfi/iw. 
 
 2roixetor, ov, Tb, (1) first prin- 
 cii)les set in order, rudiments of 
 learning ; Gal. iv, 3. Heb. v. 12, 
 vi. I ; (2) lettei*s of which a 
 word or sentence is con)i)osed ; 
 see Dionvs. de Colloc. Verb. 
 Priscian. *de Ace. «32 ; (3) the 
 shade of a sun-dial, or letters on 
 a dial, whence they took the time 
 of going to dinner, as we learn 
 from J. Poll. vi. 8 ; (4) figures 
 of the signs of the zodiac, engra- 
 ven on signets, gems and rings, 
 used as anmlets, to avert any 
 thing hurtful, Salm. de Annis 
 Clim. ; (5) the signs of the zodiac 
 themsel ves, as occurs in Epiphan. 
 and Euseb. as noted by Menag. 
 (592) 
 
 2T0 
 
 on Diog. L. vi. 102 ; (6) the 
 element or primary substance of 
 which any thing is formed, or 
 into which it may be resolved, 
 as defined by Zeno in Diog. L. 
 vli. 13C : fr. oTolxf^g, order. 
 Th. ffTtix'jJ, to go in order, f. 
 Kio, perf. itTTtix", pt'i'f. ni. tonxa 
 
 is. tV-oixrt- 
 UToix^ibto, w, f. toffot, to set down 
 in letters, teach elements or ru- 
 diments : fr. the above. 
 UToixf^tuiCijg, tog, b, 7/, element- 
 ary : fr, oroix**"*'} tlcog. 
 2rotxf«w<rte, tiog, t), formation 
 from first principles, arrange- 
 ment, teaching of rudiments: fr. 
 pf. pass, of the verb orotxftow. 
 ^Toixf^u), w, to go along, walk in 
 order, agree, be extended into 
 straight and even verses; f. //(tu>, 
 perf. fcfTroix>/»^"« * f^'- ^Tolxog- 
 2roix^;7'»(>f<«'j ^) ^' »J'Tw, to nar- 
 rate or recount in order : fr. 
 ffroTxoc, dyoptvii). 
 2T<)t\»/foi', adv. in a row, in 
 
 order : fr. otoTx"C- 
 
 ^Toixni^n,aToc, to, a convention, 
 
 agreement, conii»act : fr. oroi- 
 
 X^w. 
 
 2rotx<Z<'>,f. <T<ij,to place in a row, 
 
 surround with nets, hem in : fr. 
 
 2ro7xof, 0?', 6, a rank, row, verse, 
 
 line; circle of nets. Th. (JTtix^- 
 
 2roX«c. dcog, ,), a long leathern 
 
 cloaU worn by soldiers : & 
 2roX//, iig. »/, Lat. stofa, a robe 
 long aiul flowing, dress, gar- 
 ment, equipment, expedition. 
 Th. rrr^XXcu. Hence 
 2roX»/r/)c, ov, 6. a chamberlain, 
 he who hath the charge of vest- 
 ments. 2 Kings x. 23. 
 2roXit^o(o, to, f. uKTiu, to dress, 
 attire, fold. Hence 
 2roX(()wroc, »/, ov, having folds 
 or bordei's by way of ornament 
 to a garment : fr, (TTo\ig. 
 2roXi^a;, f. iTut, to put on a robe, 
 
 dress, ecjuip : fr. (TtoXtj. 
 llToXig, iSog, i), the fold or plait- 
 ing of a garment : fr. nToXi). 
 ^ToXiafia, arog, Tb, attire, dre.ss, 
 
 ornament : Si 
 JiToXin^ibg, ov, b, a dressing, 
 equipping, apparel, ornament : 
 fr. fTTuXi^to. 
 
 2roXt(T(Toj', dress, a. 2. imper. act. 
 poet, of <7To\iK<ii' 
 2roXi(Tri/c, ou, 6, a chamberlain : 
 
 fr. (TToXi^u). 
 2roX/iog, ov, 6, dress, apparel, 
 robe : & 
 2r6Xoe, ov, 6, a military expedi- 
 tion ; equipment, armament, 
 fleet ; troops sent any whither ; 
 
 departure, journey, march 
 clothing, apparel ; also an ele- 
 vated part on the stem of a ship, 
 the cutwater : fr. ortXXw. 
 
 2:to 
 
 STO'MA, oTog, Tb, a mouth ; 
 
 face; opening; .speech, discourse; 
 
 front of an army ; edge of a 
 
 sword ; (TTOfxa Trpbg arofia Xa- 
 
 X!}(TnL, to talk face to face. 
 
 ^TofidXifAvav, ov, Tb, a lake or 
 
 inh't near the sea, Th, Xifun]. 
 
 2ro/ta{>yof, ov, b, a brawler, pet 
 
 tifogtrcr ; a<lj, babbling, trifling: 
 
 fr. (TTOfia, dpybg. 
 
 ^TonaTtrrtTiv, (lat. pi. Ion, & poet, 
 
 fr, aroi^ia, arog, rb, a mouth, 
 2ro/mroi;py6(;, 6, )'/, working 
 
 with the mouth. Th, tpyov. 
 2T0'MAX02, ov, b, stomach, 
 belly, throat, gullet : fr. aTo^a. 
 2ro/i/3oc, »/, 01', that nuikes a 
 sound with his mouth wide open; 
 a brawler, jangler : fr. aTofxa, 
 jSou). 
 'S.To^iwv, ov, Tb, a little mouth ; 
 small hole ; mouth or spout of 
 a vessel, narrow orifice in a 
 vein or any thing of that sort ; 
 a bit, i. e. of a bridle ; dimin. fr. 
 oTo^a. 
 JlTOfiog, ov, b, garrulity, wran- 
 gling : fr, (TTOfia. 
 2ro/iO(«>, ui, f. Mffoj, to give mouth 
 to, foi'm a mouth, give to iron 
 an edge and a hardness ; render 
 elofjuent ; stop the mouth ; draw 
 up the vanguard in an army ; 
 th. (TTOfia. 
 2ro/u0a(^w, f, dffu), to mouth, talk 
 
 big : & 
 ^TOjx^a^, uKog, b, »), one who 
 mouths, pompous, bombastic : 
 fr, 
 ^Toficpog, b, »/, high-sounding, 
 pompous, bombastic ; insulting, 
 abusive : fr. (TTOfxa. 
 'S.ToiJuofia, arog, rb, a hard edge, 
 steel, strength, power; opening, 
 entrance : & 
 2ro/<u>(Ttf , ivjg, »/, the act of giving 
 to iron an edge or a hanlness ; 
 an edge, keenness, strength : fr. 
 
 (TTOfiOUJ. 
 
 ^Tovaxfvi'Ti, Dor. & ,^ol. for 
 <TTovaxov(Ti, 3 pi. pres. ind. act, 
 or Dor. for aToraxovi'Ti, dat, 
 sing, part, pres. fr, 
 
 2roj/axftu, w, f, j'yaw, to groan, 
 sigh, ask with a groan : fr. 
 
 2roi'ax//, m'y »/j a groan, sigh : 
 fr, aTtvio. 
 
 yiTovaxiKtTO, 3 sing, imperf. ind, 
 pass. Ion. fr. 
 
 ^Toi'axiK(*», or -ofiai, f. m. i<rofiai, 
 the same as err tvoj, to groan, 
 sigh, mourn over : fr. crrorax'/. 
 
 "^Tovoiig, tfTda, tv, in mournful 
 mood, mournful, lamentable, 
 deadly : fr. 
 
 2roi'oc;, o, groaning, wailing, la- 
 mentation, toil : fr. (TTtvoj. 
 
 1.t6vv^, vxog, I'l, for bwK, a nail, 
 point of a spear. 
 
 Sropyi), rjgj r), the act tov <TTtp- 
 
 2TP 
 
 yovTog, inborn love, tender af- 
 fection, the natural and mutual 
 love between children and pa- 
 rents, Th. ffTtoyiu. 
 
 2TP 
 
 f7< 
 2ropfi;i'f.^i,sce (TToptoj, to strew 
 
 ^ToptfTai, to strew, a. 1, inf, act. 
 (TToptaav, Ion. for iffroottrav, 3 
 pi. a. 1, ind, act, aront<Tac, oro- 
 pi(Td(Ta, a. 1. part. act. of oro()€(,j, 
 to strew ; f. iato. 
 
 ^TopimvvTi, Dor. & JEo]. for 
 OToptfToi'o-i, they will strew, 3 
 pi. f, 1. act. fr. 
 
 2TOPE'Q, obsol, hence ^rnptv- 
 vyoj, ov "ETopivvvfii, f. scrJ, & 
 yiTpuivvv(o, or ^TpwVVVfJll, f. 
 crrpiorruj. to strew, spread, pro- 
 strate, dei)ress, calm, allay. 
 
 STO'PBYTS, yyog, i), the j)oint 
 of a lance, point of a rock ; 
 tusks of a boar. 
 
 "ETOpVVUl, Z=. (TTOptVVVUl. 
 
 2T0XA'Z0MAI,to aim, level at; 
 
 go right to or hit the mark ; 
 
 guess, conjecture, infer, f. dao- 
 
 fiat, perf, irrroxa^jwat. 
 
 2rox«<Ta/u€j'oc, a. 1. part. m. of 
 
 the same verb. 
 2r6x"0'/tta, uTog, Tb, an aim; con- 
 jecture : & 
 ^Toxarri^bg, ov, b, an aiming or 
 levelling at the butt, hitting a 
 mark ; a guess, conjecture : & 
 ^ToxaffTtov, verbal adj. : & 
 ^Toxci<TTi)g, ov, b, a gues.ser ; one 
 who aims, hits or goes riglit to 
 the mark : fr, crroxd^ofiai. 
 ^Tox(i(TTiKbg, }), bv, aiming at the 
 mark, levelled at; to be guessed 
 at, conjectural : fr, the above, 
 JlToxaffTiKwg, with a shrewd 
 
 guess, adv. : fr. the above. 
 2rf)a/36g, »), bv, having his eyes 
 distorted, leering, squinting. 
 Th. (Trpf^w. 
 2rprtyyaX»/, ijg, //, a halter, stran- 
 gulation : & 
 '^TpayyaXid, dg, ?'/, the same as 
 
 (TroayyaXit;. Hence 
 ^TpayyaXidu), tD, f. d'crio, to be 
 captious. 
 ^TpayyaXig, i^og, y, any thing 
 twisted or knotty ; a noose, 
 twisted halter ; stratagem, craf- 
 ty counsel. Th. (TTpayyog. 
 ^TpayyaXiuidijg, tog, b, >'/, tw isted, 
 captious, perverse : fr. OTpay- 
 yaXia, tlcog. 
 SrprtyyaXow, w, f. uirrio, Lat. 
 sfran</ii/o, to twist, draw tight, 
 srimeze, strangle : fr. (rrpayyog. 
 ^Tpayytvofiai, to be straitened ; 
 feel difficulty to go, loiter, de- 
 lay ; mid. fr. 
 ^Toayytvu), Lat. sirlngo, to tie 
 hard, twist ; fr. orpayyof : to 
 squeeze out by drops ; metaph. 
 to press ; fr. trrpcfy^. 
 2r/oayyia(;, a kind of wheat ; 
 perhaps from its roundness : fr. 
 (593) 
 
 (TTpdy^. 
 2rprtyyi'^(o, f. i(Toj, to squeeze out 
 by drops, filter, twist : fr. 
 
 2TPArP(V2,v, or, twisted, bent; 
 
 perhaps fr. <TTpt<i>w^ to turn. 
 Srpayyoi^our, ug, //, the passing 
 of urine droj) by droJ),^^'/vo/^«/•j/.• 
 fr. (T-puy^, ovpov. ilenct; 
 ^Tpayyovpido), w, to be affected 
 
 with straiigurv. 
 rj'PA'PS;, yoc,^ //, a drop, as if 
 fr. fTTuKio, to drop ; f. aTa^tOy 
 whence by epenth, of the lettei-s 
 y A: p, arpdyl. 
 ^Tpd-TTTu), for daTpaTTTu), to glit- 
 ter, flash, lighten. 
 ^Tpardo/xui, iofiai, to place an 
 army, pitch a camp ; arparo- 
 iovTo, Ion. & poet, for icrrpa- 
 Tuivro, 3 pi. inipf. ind. m. Th. 
 (TTpaTog. 
 ^Tpardpxyg, & "ZTpdrapxag, ov, 
 o, the same as (TTpuTijybg, a Ge- 
 neral, leader : fr. (TTnaTbg, dpxoj. 
 ^TpaTiia,ag, y, militaiw service; 
 a caujpaign, expedition ; pay ; 
 army, forces : fr, aTpaTtvio. 
 'S.rpaTiVfia, oTog, Tb, an army, 
 
 armament, expedition : & 
 ^TpuTtvaii^og, b, y, fit for mili- 
 tary service : fr. 
 ^TpaTtvb), to serve, serve as or 
 be a soldier, march out to war, 
 make war, lead an army, con- 
 duct an expedition ; f.' tvffto, 
 perf. ioTpaTivKa, a. I, taTpd.- 
 Ttvaa, pres, m. CTpuTtvoi^iai, 
 the same. Th. aTparog. 
 ^TpaTyyeu)^ w, to lead an army, 
 command, guide ; use military 
 mananivres, conquer by stmta- 
 gem : fr. (T-paryyog. 
 ^Tpariiyy^a, arog, Tb, a strata- 
 gem, military exploit, manoeuvre, 
 craft. Th. (TTpaTyy'to). 
 ^TpaTyyia, ag, //, the office of a 
 general, a military command, 
 skill in leading an army, gene- 
 ralship : fr. OTparyyog. 
 ^TpaTyyidw, u>, to be desirous of 
 military conunand: fr, the above. 
 IlTpaTyyiKbg, y, bv, skilled in mi- 
 litary matters, possessing the 
 qualities of a general, engaged 
 in conmianding ; ol arpaTijyi- 
 Koi, Pra?torian soldiers ; Sojptdv 
 VTTtffXf-TO To'ig avXiKotg Kai arpa- 
 TyyiKoXg Trpoffayoptvo/jitvoig, 
 Pint. Galba ; he promised a 
 large bribe or present to the 
 soldiers called Aulic and Pric- 
 torian ; see farther in Perizo- 
 nius de Praetorio 124, 125, &c. : 
 fr. CTpaTyyog. 
 HTparyyiov, ov, Tb, a general's 
 tent ; i)rsetorian cohort, in the 
 city under Augustus, Dio 53 ; 
 a word of alnujst unique occur- 
 rence except in iSuidas : see Pe- 
 rizon. de Praetorio 224. 624. 628. 
 
STP 
 
 .'.:•, 
 
 Srpar/jyjC, tt'oc, V, c^^ief, com- 
 manding, pra?torian ; cTTparriyi- 
 da (T;r£tpav, a prietorian cohort; 
 a female general : fr. 
 
 2rparr;y6(;, ov, 6, a leader of an 
 army, connnander, general : 
 (TTOUTiiyoQ l-\ tCjv orXwi', that 
 lias the superintendt iK'C of ih*- 
 arms, Marm. Oxon. 25 ; ar^a- 
 r.';yoi tov hpov, the ])refeets of 
 the temple, Luke xxii. 4. 52. 
 &c. ; VTvaTOQ crrpar //yog, (taken 
 to-rether) the duumviri in the 
 provinees, Reines. I user. el. 1. 
 Ixx. p. 430 : fr. ar^aTOQ. ayw. 
 2rparj/ir;, Ion. for aroaTtia, >/, 
 a military expedition. 
 ^TctarnXanh], i]Q, v, the leading 
 forth of an army; an expedition: 
 fr. (TTparbg, iXcKJia. 
 SrpariXarstu, ui, the same as 
 
 aTp(iTi]y^io : ir. 
 2rpar//\ar?^C, ov, o, a general, 
 commander : fr. aroaTOQ, LXav- 
 vui. 
 
 2TP 
 
 army, troops, fleet : fr..<rrprtror, 
 
 Tredov. 
 STPATO'S, ov, o, an army, host, 
 
 tro()ps V)y land or sea. 
 SrprtrowiTo, Ion. & poet, for 
 
 t<TTpaTU)VTo, 3 pi. imperf. ind. 
 
 mid. of orparao/itat. 
 Srparwi'j'ojg, ov, o, a private 
 
 soldier : fr. aroaTog. 
 Srpa^ryi-ai, a. 2. inf. pass, of rrrpt- 
 
 (pu), to turn ; f. ipto, a. 2. torpa- 
 
 001'. 
 
 2rpa0OfJc, h'Toc, A: crrofipOcn:, 
 having been turned, a. 1. part. 
 pass. fr. (Trpf0a>, to turn. 
 
 2rp/j3X€?'/ia, arog, to, the rope ot 
 a crane, rudder of a ship ; a 
 perverse act : <Sc 
 
 i:rpfi3\/?, »;c, y, a roller, screw, 
 wine-prt'ss : fr. (Trp€/3/\og. 
 
 2rpf/3Xo»caprt(«(;, ov, 6, one crook- 
 ed in heart, perverse : fr. Kup- 
 
 2rp£/3X6c, )), bv, crooked, twist- 
 ed, tortuous, distorted, cunning. 
 
 ^roaria,ag, h, a military expe- pcrvei-se, false. Ih. (xrpti^w 
 
 tlition ; army, band : fr. aroa- 
 
 Tog. 
 "^TpnT'uipxoQi ov, 6, the leader of 
 
 an army: fr. aTpriTUt, (inx^o. 
 '^rpdriog, o, y, military, warlike, 
 
 pertaining to war or armies : 
 
 fr. arpaTog. 
 vrportwrr/c, ov, b. Dor. (TTpaTio)- 
 
 rag, a soldier ; arpaTioJrcu, air, 
 
 01, soldiers : fr. (TTparog. 
 ilroariwnK-og, »/, ov, of a soldier, 
 
 fit for a soldier, skilled in war ; 
 
 ra aTpariujTiKa, military mat- 
 ters : fr. the abovt 
 
 ZTpaTHx)TlKU)g, 
 
 adv., like a sol- 
 
 dier : fr. the above. 
 'S.TpaTiCjTig, idog, >'/, sc. vavg. 
 
 fit 
 
 Hence 
 
 2rpf/3X6w, w, to ^vhirl on the 
 rack, make crooked, twist, dis- 
 tort, ])ervert ; f. wdw, perf. i- 
 (Trpf/SXdiKa. 
 
 SrpfitSXwfftc, eojg, //, torturing, 
 distox'tion : & 
 
 2rp£/3Xwrj7ptov, ov, rb, a rack, 
 stocks : fr. the above. 
 
 ^Tp'm^a, arog, to, a strain ; a 
 tart, wafer : fr. crrpf^w. 
 
 YTpsTTTCuyXog, ?/, ov, discharging 
 the forked lightning : fr. arp's- 
 0w, aiyXj;. 
 
 2rp£7rr6i', ov, ro, a necklace : &: 
 
 XrotTTTbg, i), bv, flexible, bent, 
 
 2TP 
 
 V)usv, perf. pass. tOTpaftfiai, a. 
 1. pass. k(TTpf<pGnv, a. 2. pass. 
 l^Tod(pnr,i^' 2. subj. pass, (irpa- 
 0w,' a. 2. part. pass. aTpacptlg, 
 ilaa, h; a. 1. part. pass. <Trp£- 
 (;>Oug, tlrra, iv ; pf. m. taTpO(!>n. 
 Srpr»//tJt<k-fa», ai, f. »i<TuJ, to pervert 
 
 justice : fr. (TTpi<lno, (ikij.^ 
 "^rptxl/o^iKOTTavovpyia, ag, >/, craft 
 in' perverting laws : fr. ffrpf^w, 
 dtK)], Travovpyia. 
 2rp/;i'£(.s adv., tunuiltuously, fear- 
 fullv, loudly : fr. 
 VTI»HKH'2. iog, b, y, sharp, 
 shrill, loud, rough, tunmltuous, 
 unsubdued in temper. 
 v,-p,j,.i«tu, Cj, to indulge in noise, 
 riot, and luxury, delight in ; f. 
 aau), perf. t(TTpi)vidKa : fr. 
 ^TPH^NOi), iog. To, luxury, de- 
 light ; roughness of temper, hau- 
 teur : fr. arpijviig, rcmgh. 
 Srp(/3tX«(ciy^, a jot, the least : fr. 
 vTpriJ02, oi;, 6, the sharp antl 
 shrill note of a bird : fr. (rrfxsoj 
 for rpi^w, to make a shrill soimd. 
 2rpty/<oc, ov, 6, a kind of shrill 
 sound : fr. orpj^w for Tpi'Cit). 
 
 for war ; fern, of aTpaTnoTtjg. 
 '^TpciTOKijpvK, Kog, b, a herald ; 
 (TTpuTovKiipv'i, the crier of an 
 
 army. 
 2rparoXoysw, w, to levy and en- 
 
 r()l soldiers : fr. orparoXoyoc. 
 SrparoXoym, ag, i), an enlisthig, 
 
 levy : fr. the above. 
 SrpuroXoyot;, o, 7/, that enlists or 
 
 levies : fr, aToarbg, Xtyiu. 
 ^TparoiiavTig, log, b, a soothsayer 
 
 of or in the army : fr. crparbg, 
 
 fidvTig. 
 Vrparo7rfCapx^?c, ov, b, »/, the 
 
 prefect of the camp, captain of 
 
 the guard : fr. arparoTztSov, dp- 
 
 ^TpaTOTTtCEia, ag, i), an encamp- 
 ment, the camp itself, distribu 
 tion of an army : & 
 
 ^TouTOTrictvaic, tiog, y, an en- 
 campment : fr. 
 
 yiTpaTOTidtVio, f. ivcroj, pf. t(TTpa- 
 ro7rk'ti'/c«, to pitch a camp, en- 
 camp : fr. 
 
 ^TparoTTtlov, ov, to, a camp 
 
 turned, twisted : but 
 
 llTptTrrbg, ov, b, subst. a neck- 
 lace, collar : fr. arpkipio. 
 
 SrptTrro^opog, 6, y, wearing a 
 necklace or chain : fr. arptTrrbg, 
 <pepu). 
 
 2rpf ryoj, to afflict, retard; loiter; 
 OTptvya^iai, ti) fail by degrees, 
 ]»ine away, as it were droj) by 
 drop ; as if for (r-nayyivo^ai, 
 bv sync. Th. orpay^. 
 
 Vr()it, (TTpiyybg, y, a screech- 
 owl ; streak in rebating pillars, 
 groove, channel. Lat. str'u. 
 
 vrpi^i'ot;, y, br, firm, hard ; 
 hence lean, grisly : fr. (rrpf^w. 
 
 "ZTpitpvog, b, har<l, muscular flesh. 
 
 "^rpo^tvg, iwg, b, a fuller's tool : 
 fr. 
 
 27-po/3fw, ui, f. yfTu), to roll, whirl 
 round, terrify, torment : & 
 
 2rpo/3TXot,-, 0?;, 6, a storm, whirl- 
 wnid, tornailo ; top ; kind of 
 dance with nmch twisting and 
 turning ; cone of a june-tree ; 
 shell broad at one eml and r.ar- 
 row at the other, sea shell fl^li, 
 cockle : fr. 
 
 2rpo/3og, ov, 6, a whirling, whirl- 
 pool, giddiness, circle, top, gir- 
 dle : fr. rrrpf0u>. 
 
 '^TpoyyvXoticiig, iog, b, y, circu- 
 lar, glolndar : fr. tiCog, ti. 
 
 2rpf(/>£<57j'£a>, w, to turn m a 
 whirl ; the eyes are said arpt- 
 (pthvridQai, to whirl or roll 
 round, reel, in a fit of giddiness: 
 fr. (jTp'i<pio, ^ivku). 
 
 I.Tpi(p9ivTe, nom. dual, (TTpt(p9'cV- 
 Ti, dat. sing. fr. aTt<pBilg, a. 1. 
 part. pass, of 
 
 VTPE'^12, to turn, turn aside, 
 twist, bend, turn about ; think, 
 reflect ; return ; f. trrpfi^w, perf. 
 t(rTpi(pa, a. 1. imper. act. aTos- 
 4>ov, dru), a. 2. t<TTpa<pov ; pres. 
 pass, arpifpoi-un, to be turned, 
 turn one's self, be changed, re- 
 pent, be twisted round, strained 
 
 encampment, army encamped, in twisting, be conversant with, 
 
 * (594) 
 
 STPOrrV'AOi:, y, ov, round, 
 globular, spherical, cylindi-ical ; 
 roimded, terse. Hence 
 
 SrpoyyuXow, ui, to make round ; 
 f. lorro), perf. fco-rpoyyrXujK-rt. 
 
 ^Tpoyyv\w(ng, iu)g, y, a nuiking 
 round, rounding, army in bat- 
 talia : fr. the above. 
 
 "^Tpoyi^iog, ov, b, a ball, top, spin- 
 dle, cone, ]>yramid, round spi- 
 ral shell, wfiirlwind, the same 
 as OTpo^iXog : fr. arptcpio. 
 
 ^Tpovbi'Cu), f. tfft^, to cry as a 
 s|)arrtjw : fr. cTToovOog. 
 
 'ETpovOior, ov, Tb, a little sparrow^ 
 diniin. from (rrpovOog. 
 
 ':£.Tpnv9oKdfitj\og,ov, 6, an ostrich: 
 
 ir. GTpovVbg, Krtjtn/Xog. 
 STl'OVOO'S, oi), b, >/, aspaiTow ; 
 a kind of herb ; an ostrich, i. e. 
 
 STP 
 
 a ris-strufh his, atistrick. 
 ^Tpo(pa7og, n, ov, versatile, cun- 
 ning : fr. <Trpf0w. Also cpith. 
 of Mercury, as i>Iaced at the 
 door-post : fr, (TTpo(j)tvg. 
 "^rp.xbdXiyE, lyyog, >'/, a turning 
 round, whirling, dizziness, cir- 
 cle, orliit, hinge, whirlwind, 
 eddy ; cheese : fr. 
 ^rpo0aX<^(.j, the same as crpf^w, 
 
 to whirl, turn. 
 Zrpofpdg, dcog, y, whiding, cir- 
 cling : & 
 lVpt)0au>, w, to turn, roll, turn 
 alxiut a place, wander about : & 
 ^rpo(ptiov, ov, Tb, a roller, cylin- 
 der for winding up jmchor.s, 
 w indlass, twisted rope : & 
 2rpo0£i.c, fw.;, 6, the hinge of a 
 
 door : fr. rrTpi^u). 
 ^TfM)^y, ijg^ )), a turning, revo- 
 Jutic»n ; bending, Lat. strophe, 
 turning of the chorus from right 
 to left ; shift, trick, subtlety : 
 fr, OTpf0a>. 
 2rp60(y^, yyoc, a, a joint of the 
 1 ack-bone, hinge, pivot, wind- 
 ing, twisting, pliability : fr. the 
 same. 
 Srpn^toi/, TO, a band, breast- 
 Iiand, head-band ; dim. fr. crrpo- 
 <pog. 
 
 STY 
 
 ^rpoipig, (?oc, >/, a turning, fold- 
 ing, fold, rolling, shifting, shuf- 
 fling : <Sc 
 
 lVp/)0tc, log, b, a shuffling fellow : 
 ir. <rr(»o0//. 
 
 2rpo0o(^i'£w,ai,to whirl around ; 
 nnd, to wheel or hover around : 
 fr. (TTpfipM, ^tvtu). 
 
 lLTpo<p6ofiat, ovfiai, f, waofiai, to 
 have a pain in tlie bowels, be 
 grij)ed : fr. 
 
 ^Tpo^or, ov, b, a twisted or tw ist- 
 ing .strap, cord, girdle ; colic, 
 pain in the bowels : fr. (TTpf-tpoj. 
 
 2rpo0(.jrof, y, bv, easily turned : 
 
 iiish : iniperf. t(rTpuivrvov, f. 
 (TTpojaio, a. 1. i(TTpio(Ta, a. 1. im- 
 per. act. arpwaoi', dno, j)erf. 
 t(TTpioica, perf. pa.ss. larpw^ai, 
 (Tai, Tai, perf, part, pass, tarpuj- 
 fih'og. Hence 
 
 S-pwmc, flog, »/, a strewing, 
 sjireading, making a bed. 
 
 ^rnutaoj', strew, a. 1. imper. act. 
 <S: 
 
 Srpw'.Tw, I will strew, f. 1 . act, of 
 (TTf)Oj)'vvfn, to strew, 
 
 ^roioryp, ynog, b, that strews ; a 
 cross beam, plank, hurdle : fr. 
 rrrpcJ i'i'iJ/V(. 
 
 Srpwror, y, bv, strewed, spread, 
 covered : fr. aTpojvvvfii. 
 
 Srpai0aw, oi, the same as orpo- 
 
 0au), to turn, turn about ; in- 
 
 trans, and mid. to turn to and 
 
 fro in a place, sojourn ; f. 1. m. 
 
 (TTpio<py(Toi.iai. th. (Trpf0w. 
 Srtjyai'wp, opog, 6, y, 'hating 
 
 mankind : fr, arvyeu), dvyp. 
 ^Tvytpbg, a, bv, hateful, odious, 
 
 sad, dismal, horrible, mournful ; 
 
 hostile. Th. (TTvyiio. 
 SruyfpwV/K, (og, 6, »), having an 
 
 odious or sullen look, hateful : 
 
 fr. (TTvyfpbg, aJxp. 
 ^TvyepiZg, adv., sadly, ghastly, 
 
 horribly : fr. aTvyepog 
 
 ^^TYFE'Q, to liate, detest, abhor; 
 <lread, shudder ; make terrible ; 
 f. yrroj, Sc (jTv'iuj fr. the obs, 
 
 1 
 
 fr, (Trpo0o()/trti, 
 ^Tpvuuiv, ovog, b, the name of a 
 
 river of Ampliipolis in Thrace. 
 "^rpvipvbg, y, bv, binding as an 
 
 astringent, sour, austere, harsh, 
 
 morose ; the same as (TTv<pi'6g : 
 
 fr. (TTV(pio. 
 I'TrrXNO'S, ov, 6, the herb 
 
 night-shade. 
 yi-i>u)fia, uTog, TO, a thing spread, 
 
 couch, coverlet, blanket, carpet, 
 
 mattress, cloth : fr. aTouivvvfii. 
 
 Hence 
 '^rpiOfxaTfiig, iojg, b, a pillow, any 
 
 garment stitched or patched. 
 2rpu>/^<Qroc^£<T/io<;,6,a bag in which 
 
 bed-clothes were packed : fr, 
 
 (Trpujfxa, ^trrfivg. 
 ^Tpo)fivy, yg, //, a counterpane. 
 
 covering for a bed ; couch, bed : 
 
 fr. 
 
 (TTVyiO or (TTV^IO, a, 1. t(TTVt,a, 
 
 a. 2. tarvyov. 
 ^Tvyt]j.ia, arog, to, an object of 
 
 hatred, aversion : & 
 'S.TvyyTug, y, bv, detested, liate- 
 ful, odious : fr. aTvysiv. 
 
 ^TvyvdZut, to be sad, sullen ; f. 
 d(no, a. l.tTTvyi'itfTa, a. 1. part 
 act, <TTvyvd(Tag, avrog : fr, 
 
 ^Tvyvbg, y, bv, detested, hateful, 
 odious, sullen, .sad, hostile : fr! 
 (TTvysio. Hence 
 
 ^TvyvoTyg, 7]Tog, y, sadness, in- 
 clemency of the sky. 
 
 Srt-yof, £oc, Tb, hatred, abhor- 
 rence. Th. (TTVyuo. 
 
 STY^AOS, ov, o, a column, pillar, 
 support ; sfi/le; a jien, post. 
 
 ^Tv^, vybg, y, ^ti/x, the name of a 
 river of hell : fr. (rrvyiio. 
 
 ^Tv^ntfii, would make terrible, a, 
 1. opt. act, of (TTvyUo. 
 
 'S.TVTTtluV, ov, TO, & ^TVTTTrtloV, 
 
 Sc ^TVTririov, flax, hemj), tow : 
 i'v. 
 
 2TV'rTH,& ^Tv-rnry, yg, y, hemp, 
 tow, hards, oakum ; also a billet, 
 root or stump of a tree : per- 
 haps fr. aTvcpoj. 
 
 'LTvirivog, y, ov, made of oakum 
 or tow : fr. gtv Try. 
 
 2ri''7ro(,-, tog, to, a stock, stem, 
 stump, club : fr. aTixpu). 
 
 ^TvTTTTdOTTOjXyg, ov, b, a seller of 
 
 SrpcJj'vf'/a, or 'ETpcovvvoj, to __ ^^, „, 
 
 spread, strew, lay, cover, fur- tow. Th. ttJxL. 
 
 (695) 
 
 SVB 
 
 Sr/'TTTTi;, see Sri'TTi/, 
 STt/7rr»/p/a, ag, y, ahnn : & 
 ^TvirriKbg, ,}, bv, that binds : 
 
 lu nee Kngl, sfj/pfic. Th. (ttvcJuo. 
 ^Tv cKivog, y, ov, o{ or made of 
 
 the storax tree ; Gen. xxx. 37 : 
 
 fr. 
 
 STY'PAS, oKog, y, the storax 
 tree, or white p(»plar ; the exu- 
 dations or gum of which aflord 
 a perfume : masc, b, the .same 
 as (Tai'p(t.r>}p, the iron end of a 
 javelin. 
 ^TvcptXi'Cu}, to push or drive away, 
 thrust out, strike violently, dash, 
 overturn, shake, treat roughly, 
 ill-n.se, abuse ; f. ^w. 
 ^Tv^eXiKm, to .shake, a. 1. inf. 
 act, of (JTV<ptX'i'Cw. Th. aTv<poj. 
 Hence 
 
 ^TV(ptXi(Tf.ibg, ov, b, ill-usag<\ 
 ^TV(ptXbg, contr. aTv<pXbg!^ ,), bv, 
 condensed, close, firm, hard, 
 rtiggcd, harsh : & 
 ^TV(pvbg, *}, bv, sour, harsh, as- 
 tringent. Th, (TTV(pio. 
 
 ^Tv(i,oK6-!rog, b, a quail-fighter ; 
 
 Aristoph. : fr. oTVTrog, Kbirrio, 
 ^rv^'pbg, a, bv, hard, stiff, rigid, 
 harsh : fr. 
 VTV'<I>S2, to bind, draw or shrivel 
 uj), a])plied to harsh and astrin- 
 gent substances; condense; have 
 a sour taste ; f. i//w. Hence 
 ^Tv\pig, eujg, //. a binding, con- 
 densation, astringent, 
 ^Tt/Q, f. vcru), to bind, make hard 
 or stiff, condense; made sad; be 
 grieved; nn*d. to swell with lust. 
 ^Jiod, dg, y, Dor. for crrod. 
 i:-o>/.vof, y, bv, Lat. Sfuicus, a 
 ^to'ic, so called otto Tyg arodg, 
 from the portico where they used 
 to dispute. 
 
 ^TionvXkio, w, to chatter, prate : 
 & 
 
 ^TwfivXia, ag, y, loquacity, pra- 
 ting, trifles : fr. arujfivXog. 
 
 ^TionvXioavXXiKrdcyg, ov, b, lo- 
 quacious, a collector of prattle : 
 fr, (TTO)fivXia, avXXey oj. 
 
 "^Tw/tvXXuj, the same as orw- 
 //?;Xfa>, Hence 
 
 ^TMfivXf^a, arog, Tb, loquacity, a 
 smart saying, rej)artee. 
 
 ^TujfivXog, b, y, i)rating, loqua- 
 cious, petulant, saucy, facetiou.s, 
 eloquent. Th. arofla. 
 
 i'Y', Dor. rt), thou, you, gen. aov, 
 &c. ; hence abg, ay, abv, thine, 
 yours. 
 
 ^vaypog, ov, 6, a wild boar, avg 
 dypwg. 
 
 "Ev^api^w, to live voluptuously : 
 fr. 
 
 ST'BAPIS, iSog & tog, 7i,Si/harUt, 
 a city of Gnecia Magna, famed 
 for its effeminacy, llenee 
 ^v(3ap'i'Tyg, ov, b, Si/barifa, a Sy- 
 I barite, inhabitant of Sybaris: & 
 Qq2 
 
2Yr 
 
 2Yr 
 
 2vi3aptn.cog,i6.^ Sybaritic, vo-Suyyvui/xoarr,;, VQ, V. - <^^r 
 
 luptuous, effeminate : cSc yr<oM • *r. , . 
 
 y^LoTric ('rit^oc, », a woman ol Siryyvw/iwr, ovoc. o, »/, la^nlg a 
 
 ^v Wis fellow-feeling with, ready to ,mr- 
 
 T,,8/r,rr*or2v/3lVn,»;c,'/,acase don, forgiving, mild, merciful, 
 
 for'r«iUe Se Vhog'^ skin ; indnlgent, consenting, agreemr 
 
 a boar- spear; hunter's pole : fr. 
 
 2i'i36<Tiov, ov, TO, a herd of swine 
 feeding ; the place where swine 
 are fed. The quant, is (rvjioma 
 in Hom. II. A. 678, but the 
 Townley Ms. has (Tvtiotrtia : ir. 
 (Tur, (iomg. Th. /36<tkw. 
 2v|3'a»rr/(;, ov, 6, a keeper of swme; 
 who (Ti-rtc /36£i, feeds them. 
 ^vyyanog, b, >/, related by mar- 
 riage; a spouse: fr. ffrv, ya/xog. 
 2t;yy£ypa(/)a>^, v7a, 6c, perf. part, 
 of ffvyypafpio, to compose. Ih. 
 ypa(^u>, to write; f. ^|/a>, perf. yi- 
 ypa^a, 
 2vyy firwr, oroc,o, >/, neighbour- 
 ing : fr. <Ti'i', ytiroiv. 
 SvyyfXaoj, w, f. «c;^, to laugh 
 
 with : fr. ai'V, yeXaio. 
 ^vyy'svtia, ag, »'/, kindredship, 
 consanguinity, lineage, family, 
 partntagc : fr. (Tvyytvijg. 
 ^vyyev'saBcH, a. 2. inf. m. of (Tvy 
 
 yiy I' oftai. 
 ^vyyti'STHua, ag, //, a common 
 
 mother: fr. avv,yiveTHoa. 
 2i7yfv//c, iog, 6, >/, born with 
 one, inborn, innate ; of the same 
 kindred or blood, kindred, re- 
 lated, a relative : fr. avv, ykvog. 
 Th. ytii'Ofiai. 
 ^vyyeiopybg, ov, 6, a fellow cul- 
 tivator or husbandman : fr. avt', 
 ytiopyog. . . i 
 
 2uyy/j0£w, ui, f. Ijfrio, to rejoice 
 
 along with. Th. yf/Ofw. 
 SuyyTipafffcw, to grow old toge- 
 ther With : fr. avv, yr/parrjcw, f. 
 dau), to grow old. Th. yr/p«£. 
 'Svyyiyvo^ai or 2vyyivo/xai, to 
 be together, be with, converse, 
 associate with, have commerce 
 or intercourse with, assemble, 
 come together, meet ; help, as- 
 sist ; be present at ; be born at 
 the same time with 
 
 with; pardonable: fr. avyyvMnn 
 "ZvyyvwaBnvaij a. 1. intin. pass. 
 
 of (TvyyiviorrKio, f. (Tvyyvwffofiai, 
 
 a. 2. (Tvvtyvu)v. 
 ^vyyvojarbg, »), ov, pardoned, 
 
 worthy of pai'don, pardonable, 
 
 excusable : fr. avyyu'u)(TKu). 
 i:vyyoyyv\iWi f- ''^t^? ^" whirl 
 
 round together : fr. avr, yoy- 
 
 yuXt^w. 
 Hvyyo^tpou), u>, f. w<T(u, to wedge, 
 
 nail together : fr. trvv, yojKpbo). 
 
 Svyyovoc, 6, »'/, innate ; kindred, 
 
 a relative, brother or sister, poet. 
 
 same as ffvyyivug- 
 
 ^{lyypafina, aTog, to, a composi- 
 tion,' treatise, commentary, his- 
 tory, writing; dat. pi. tri/yypa/i- 
 ^am : Ir. ffvyy^cicpio. 
 
 'S.vyypcifiixctTlov, ov, to, a small 
 treatise ; dim. fr. the above. 
 
 ^vyypaiptvg, sog, 6, a writer, his- 
 torian. i)r<»se-writer : & 
 
 vvyyoa^/), Oc, r/^an obligation or 
 bond between two or more ; a 
 writing, composition, descrip- 
 tion, monument : fr. 
 
 2vyyprt</>w, to put together in or 
 
 1 commit to writing, write a his- 
 tory or prose, write down, com 
 
 2Yr 
 
 ^v"Ka9iW, to place or seat along 
 
 "with ; sit with ; a. 1. ind. act. 
 awtKaOiffa, a. 1. part. act. avy- 
 KaOicrag : fr. ovv, Ka9iL,oj. 
 
 YvyKaOirj^i, f. Onffio, to let down 
 with or together, deposit ; intr. 
 and mid. to hide one's self, sub- 
 mit : fr. (Tvv, KaOiijfii. 
 
 ^vyKa9iaTi]fii, to assist in esta- 
 blishing, in placing upon the 
 throne, place together. Th. 
 
 'iffTtlfll. 
 
 '2vyKa9v<l>ctiru), f. avoj, to mter- 
 
 weave with. Th. v<paivu>. 
 Si7»caioj, to burn with, consume 
 together; f. Kctvrroj, perf. (TvyKt- 
 KavKci : fr. nvv, Kaiut. 
 ^vyKaK07ra9toj, w, to partake of 
 afflictions; suffer along with ; 
 symi)athise with, compassionate; 
 f. ?;»T(u, perf. (rvyKfKciKOTrdOijKa : 
 fr. avv, KOKOTTaOni). 
 ^vyKOKovx^^, ^y to unite in ill- 
 treating ; f. /y^w, pt'i'f- (TvyKtKa- 
 »covx»/»ca, pres. ])ass. avytcaKov- 
 Xio^ai, ovfiai, to be evil-entrtat- 
 ed along with: fr. (tvv, KaKovx^i*^- 
 ^vyKoXku), w, or foftai, ovfuai, to 
 call together, convoke, summon; 
 mid. to call to one's self; f. itrio, 
 perf. (Ti»y»ctK/\7;fca, a. I. avytica- 
 Xetjct, a. 1. m. avvtKaXtad^ijv. 
 Th. KaXkoj. 
 l.vyKdXvfifia, aTog, to, a cover- 
 ing, concealment, veil : & 
 ^vyKaXvfifiog, oh, 6, a veiling or 
 
 pose, paint; mid. to bargain, concealmg on all sides &. 
 Subscribe, draw up a written S.y.aX.Trrsoc, «. or to be cover- 
 contract, make a contract or ed up or concealed ; verb. adj. 
 
 ytyvo/xrti. 
 2vyyty voxTicw, or 'SlvyyivioffKio, to 
 have a feeling with, i>ardon ; 
 agree with, acknowledge, be con- 
 scious of, consider, admit, assent 
 to ; mid. to think with oneself, 
 be conscious of, agree or assent 
 to : fr. avv, yivtoaKio, f. y vokto- 
 fiai, perf. tyvwKa, a. 2. tyvojv, 
 a. 2. imper. yvu)9i. Hence 
 
 ^vyyvoia, ag, & Suyyvw^t^/, rjg, 
 Vf forgiveness, pardon, indul- 
 gence, excuse ; leave, consent, 
 permission. 
 
 Xvyy viofioviKog, ri, ov, ready to 
 forgive, sympathetic, indulgent; 
 worthy of pardon : & 
 
 agreement ; f. i//ui, a. 1. inf. act 
 tTvyypoTpai : fr. avv, ypd(puj. 
 ^vyyvuvaffia, ag, >'/, an exer- 
 cising or exercise with others : 
 
 & 
 
 j:vyyviiva(TTi)g, ov, 6, a companion 
 
 in athletic exercises : fr. ovv, 
 yv^ivdZ,u}. 
 Suyfa^atpgw, u), to assist in tak- 
 ing down, in destroying ; help 
 one with a burden, join, assist 
 in an undertaking ; a. 2. avy- 
 
 „„ Ka9tlXov : fr. avv, Ka9aipiio. 
 
 fr. (TVV, ^vyKa9apfi6^w, f. orrut, to fit or 
 adjust together, assist in com- 
 Dosin" for interment : fr. avv, 
 
 I ^ / V 
 
 Ka9ap^6Zio. 
 ^vyKa9tipyio, f. ?w, to shut up 
 
 with, enclose together : fr. avv, 
 
 Ka9tinyio. 
 •:£.vyica9kXKut, 'S,vyKn9tXKvoJ, to 
 
 pull or drag down together with: 
 
 fr. (TVV, Ka9kXKio. 
 ^vyKa9ivhi(Tig, twg, y, a sleeping 
 
 Avith : fr. 
 2yy»ca0£Wf^w, f. /;«tu), to sleep or 
 
 lie with : fr. (Tvv, Ka9ivCio. 
 
 & 
 
 '2vyKa9s^p(o, f. ^///ffw, to cause to 
 boil together. Th. t\pio. 
 
 ^vyKd9n^lal, to sit down toge- 
 ther, Uve with : (Tvv, Kd9rjiiai. 
 (596/ 
 
 ^vyKaXvTTTbg, t), bv, covered up, 
 concealed : fr. 
 
 SvyicaXi'Trrtu, to cover with or up, 
 veil, conceal ; f. 4^m, p. (TvyKiKU- 
 Xv(pa, pf. pass. irvyKtKaXv^ifiai, a. 
 1. pass. (nu'f»caXj'^>0»/v,a.2. pass. 
 (TvvtKaXvlhiv, perf. part. pass. 
 avyKiKaXvf^ifdi'og, veiled, con- 
 cealed. Th. KaXvTTTo). 
 'S.vyKaXv4/tuv, 3 sing. a. 1. opt. 
 
 JEiA. of (TvyKaXvTTTM. 
 Suyjca/u'w, to labour with, aid, 
 sympathise or feel i)ain with. 
 Th. Kafivio, 
 ^vyKan-m), ijg, 7/,a bending toge- 
 ther, junction, joint : fr. 
 2i7»ca/i7rru>, to bend with a 
 weight, bow down, bend t<»gc- 
 ther ; f. v|/a>, perf. (TvyK'tKafx^a, 
 a. 1. avvUafi^pa, a. 1. imper. 
 act. avyKafi>pov, firw : fr. avv, 
 
 KdlXTTTiit. 
 
 ^vyKa<Ttyvr}TTj, Tjg, & "^vyKCKTig, 
 tog, V, an own sister : fr. ovv, 
 & Ka(TiyvnTi}, Kd(Tic. 
 
 ^HvyKdTcifiaivio, to go down toge- 
 ther with, unite, agree, go (hnvn, 
 suit oneself to another's fancy, 
 condescend ; a. 2. ind. act. o-yy- 
 Kark^Tj^, a. 2. pt. act. (jvyKara- 
 
 I 
 
 2Yr 
 
 (idg : fr. (tvv, Kara, &. fSaivio, 
 to go, f. I^tjrrofiai, a. 2. tiirjv. 
 ^vyKarajiavTeg, nom. pi. a. 2. 
 part. act. of the preceding. 
 
 JlvyKaTaytjpdffKtJ, to grow old 
 together, decay with : fr. (tvv, 
 KaTayiipd(TKu). 
 
 ^vyKardyu), to join in bringing 
 back, assist in restoring, in 
 bringing back from exile : fr. 
 (TVV, KOTayio. 
 
 ^vyic(iTacap9iuj, at, to sleep with : 
 fr. (TVV, KaTalap9tio. 
 
 ^vyKaTa^tvyvvfii, to yoke toge- 
 ther, unite. Th. ^fvyvvfxi. 
 
 ^vyKaTa9t(T9ai, a. 2. infin. m. of 
 (Ti)yKarari9tjfii. 
 
 '^vyKaTd9e(nc, (utg, »'/, concur- 
 rence, union of counsel, ap[)ro- 
 bation : fr. the same. 
 
 '^vyKaTa9't<t}, f. 9tvtTo^at, to join 
 in a hostile incursion. Th. t)fu>. 
 
 '!£vyKaTa9vr](TKiM), a. 2. ovyKUT- 
 tOavov, to die with : fr. avv, 
 Kara9vt)aK<jj. 
 
 'SlryKaraiOut, impf. avyKaT^9ov, 
 to burn to<;ether with. Th. a'i9uj. 
 
 "^vyKaraivkuj, w, f. tauf, poet, ijau), 
 to prove favourable to, counte- 
 nance, approve. Th. aivtu). 
 
 'iLvyKaTaip'iu), Ion. for avyKa9at- 
 psuj. 
 
 "^vyKaraKaiu), f. Kavauj, to con- 
 sume together. Th. Kaiuj. 
 
 ^uyKaruKaXinrTo}, f. \pii),to cover 
 with, hide together : fi*. avv, 
 KaTaKaXvTTTuj. 
 
 ^1'yKaTdKttfi.at, f. Kiiaofini, to lie 
 down or recline on with : fr. 
 avv, KaTaKiifiai. 
 
 ^LvyKaraKXttio, Ion. -ijtuj, to shut 
 up togetlu'r with. Th. KXtioj. 
 
 ^vyKaTaKXiipovofxtb), w, f. rjatj, 
 to inherit together witli, be co- 
 heir : fr. avv, KaraKXijooi/ofjiioj. 
 
 "EvyKftTaKX'i' vio, f. ii'tij, to lay 
 down with or together ; mid. to 
 lie down or sleep with : fr. avv, 
 KciTaKXivw. 
 
 "^ryK.iTaKTtivoj, f.£rw,a. 2. tKTlJV, 
 to slay together with : fr. avv, 
 KaraKTitvu). 
 
 '!£.vyKaTaXa^lidvLO, f. Xt)\p0fiai, to 
 help in seizing, encompass with. 
 Til. Xa^iSdvio. 
 
 '^vyKaTaitiyvvfii, to blend or 
 unite with, share with : fr. avv, 
 KaT(ifJLiyvvf.ii. 
 
 'EvyKaTovtvio, f. evaio, to signify 
 approbation by a nod : fr. avv, 
 
 KdTaVH'itJ. 
 
 "^vyKaTaafievvvfii, f. ajSead), to 
 extinguish or allay with : fr. avv, 
 KaTaTjihi'vvfii. 
 
 "SlvyKUTaaij-mo, to cause to pu- 
 trefy : fr. avv, KaTaaqKio. 
 
 "S-vyKaraaKdrrTiig, ov, 6, one that 
 helps to overthrow a sup- 
 planter : fr. 
 
 '^vyKaTaOKaTTTutf to dig down, 
 
 SYr 
 
 undermine with, involve in ruin ; 
 fr. avv, KaTnaKUTTTu}. 
 
 ^vyKaTaaictcd^uj, or -Sdvvvfii, f. 
 aato, to pour out upon together 
 with. Til. fTk-f^a I' J '17a. 
 
 y^vyKaranKtva^io, f. dauj, to con- 
 cur in furnishing, assist in pre- 
 paring or adorning, co-o])er;ite 
 with : fr. avv, KaTaaictvdt^u). 
 
 ^vyKaraaKTji'OM, w, to pitch tents 
 together, dwell in the .same tent, 
 place in the same tent ; f. w(tw : 
 fr. (Tvi', KuTaaKtivou). 
 
 ^vyKaTaaKtjTTTu}, f. \pio, to dart 
 on together : avv, KaraaKiiTTTio. 
 
 ^vyKnTaa7rdio,io tear away, pull 
 down, rend together ; f. dau) : 
 fr, (TVV, KaTaando}. 
 
 'LvyKaTaaTpi(pu), f. i//a>, to over- 
 turn or finish to<;etlier with : 
 mid. to reduce to subjection to- 
 gether : fr. avv, KaTaarp'^pM. 
 
 ^vyKaraTaTTn), f. ^10, to place, 
 station w ith or together: fr. avv, 
 KaTaTarTh). 
 
 "^vy KaTaTi9 ijfjii, to set down toge- 
 ther with ; in mid. <ri;yKrtrari0£- 
 fiai, to set down one's name 
 together with, assent to, agree 
 with, consent, vote for (under- 
 stand }l/rj(pov, as in Latin after 
 coucedo : see Bos in the word 
 4'>)<pog) ; perf. pass. avyKarark- 
 Oeifxai, perf. pt. pass. avyKUTo- 
 Tt9ftixh'og : fr. avv, KaTari- 
 9t)f^ii. 
 
 ^vyKaTaTpwyio, f. ^tu, a. 2. (Tvy- 
 Karirpayov, to devour with : fr. 
 avv, KttTaT pojyoj. 
 
 ^vyKaTa(pdyio, to eat together, 
 devour with : fr. avv, Kara. 0a- 
 ya», to eat, a. 2. t(payuv, a. 2. in- 
 fill. (paytXv. 
 
 ^vyKUTatptpu), to bear down with: 
 avyKarljveyKt, snatched away, 
 brought forthwith ; mid. to de- 
 scend with, agree with : fr. (tvv, 
 KaTo^ipvj. 
 
 '^vyKUTOipXiyu), f. ^(«j, to burn, 
 consume together with : fr. avv, 
 icaTa(pX'syu). 
 
 ^vyKaTa\pti(piZoj, to condemn to- 
 gether with, choose together 
 witli, elect together ; f. laio, pf. 
 avyKarf^i}<f>iKa, pres. pass, avy- 
 Knra\pi](l)i^oiX(U, to be chosen by 
 the same votes as ; a. 1. pass. 
 avyKaTt\l/rj'pia9jjv, I was chosen 
 by the same votes as : fr. avv, 
 KaTa-d/i)<l>iK<^. 
 
 ^vyKdTtdu), to eat together : fr. 
 ai'v, KUTtSoj. 
 
 ^vyKdrtifjii, to go down together 
 with : fi*. avv, Kdrtif-ii. 
 
 ^vyKaTiX9iofitv, 1 \)\ a. 2. subj. 
 act. of avyKaTipxofiai, to de- 
 scend or return along w ith : fr. 
 avv, Karkpxofiai, to descend ; 
 fi\ Kara, tpxof-iai ; f. IXevaofiai, 
 a. 2. i'iX9ov. 
 
 (597; 
 
 SYr 
 
 "^vyKaTipydl^ofiat, to despatch 
 with, assist in achieving or se- 
 curing : fr. (Tir, KaTtpyd^onai. 
 
 yivyKaTevxonai, f. ^ofiai, to pray 
 for along with or at the same 
 time : fr. (tvv, iC'ir£j'\;o/uat. 
 
 ^vyKUToiKUo, ut, f. >/aa>, to dwell 
 along w ith : fr. (tvv, KaToiKHo. 
 
 yivyKaToiKi'^it}, f. (Vu;, to establish 
 together with : fr. avr, kutoi- 
 
 Kl^lO. 
 
 ^vyKaToiKTi^u), f. iaio, Att. id, 
 to compassionate along with ; 
 mid. to lament along with : fr. 
 avif, KaroiKTi^cj. 
 
 ^iiyKaropuaao), or ttio, f. ^u), to 
 dig or bury together with, stab : 
 fr. (TVV, KaTaopvaaio, or rrw. 
 
 lHvyKtifiai, to lie or be placed 
 along with, consist, be composed, 
 be appointed, settled, or agreed 
 on ; (applied to any thing made 
 the suliject of agreement :) fr. 
 avv, Ktlixai. Hence 
 
 ^vyKiifitvov, ov, TO, a compact, 
 agreement, stipulation. 
 
 'EvyKtiTai, it is settled, agreed 
 on : see the above. 
 
 ^LvyKiKOfintvog, perf. part. pass. 
 
 of avyKOTTTU). 
 
 ^vyKtXevto, f. au), to command 
 along with, order peremptorily' : 
 fr. avv, KtXtvio. 
 
 2wyK£rr£'u>,f. iiau), to pierce with, 
 slay togetlier : fr. avv, kivteok 
 
 2i;yjcfpdm~)ut, to mix with, blend 
 together, temper ; mid. to con- 
 ciliate, unite in friendship ; f. 
 avyKspdaio, a. 1. avvtK^paaa, 
 perf. avyKeKfpaKa, perf. pass, by 
 sync. avyK^Kpdijai, perf. part, 
 pass. (Ti;yK£Kpa/u£i'0(,", »/, oi', hav- 
 ing been mixed with, blended 
 together : fr. avv, Ktpdvvvfii. 
 
 Swyfcjpart^w, to fight with horns : 
 fr. avv, Kfoari^u). 
 
 "SfVyKipavvoio, io, f. loaio, to strike 
 as with a thunderbolt : fr. avv, 
 Kfpavvoio. 
 
 'S,vyKf(paXai6u}, at, f. loaio, to sum 
 up, recapitulate, deliver briefly; 
 and oofiai, ovfxai, to be summed 
 up, have the amount ascertain- 
 ed : fr. avv, Ke<paXai6iM). 
 
 "SlvyKexvfikvog, 1/, ov, mingled 
 together, confused, promiscuous, 
 perf. part. pass, of avyxvvtj, or 
 vu), f. vaoj. 
 
 'S,vyKtXiopr]a9uj, 3 sing. perf. im- 
 per. pa.ss. of avyxttjpf^oj 
 
 2vyiC£Xt«>«T/i£i'a, heaped together, 
 perf. part, jjass. fr. avyxow. 
 
 l,vyKivdvveino, f. (vaw, to expose 
 to danger w itli, share in danger : 
 fr. avv, KivSvvfvoj. 
 
 'EvyKivsio, a, to put at the same 
 time in motion, stir up together ; 
 f. I'laoj, perf. avyKtKivijKa, a. 1. 
 avvtKivtjaa. Th. Kiviu). 
 
 ^vyKivrfaig, nog, ?/, commotion, 
 
2Yr 
 
 agitation : fr. the above. 
 HvyKXaffiQ, eioc, y, a breaking in 
 
 pieces ; splinter, contusion ; clash- 
 ing, collision : & 
 SuyicXaflTjuoc, oy, o, the same : fr. 
 SvyfcXaw, f. adw, to break at the 
 
 same time, break to pieces, snaji 
 
 oft*: fr. avv, kXcuo. 
 'Eir/KXtiffig, lujQ, >'/, a shutting up, 
 
 narrow ])as.s : & 
 Si'yfcXfi^Tjiut, arot:, to, a shutting 
 
 up, enclosure, cell, prison : fr. 
 SryjcXfiw, to shut up together, 
 
 enclose, enclose in a net, catch, 
 
 shut up, close, drive into straits ; 
 
 f. fi(Tio, perf. ffvyKtKXeiKa, a. 1. 
 
 (TvriK\(i(Ta, ])erf. ])ass. cryyicfi- 
 
 K\ti(7fxaiy aai, (rrai, perf. part. 
 
 pass. avyKtKXiKTfitvo^, i], or. 
 
 Th. jcX«ia». 
 Iu^kKiiiCm, & 2uy*cX7]i(u, Ion. for 
 
 (TuyfcXt/w. 
 SyyfcXi/povo/itw, tu, to nuierit 
 
 with ; f. Vyrrw, perf. avyKiK\i]oo- 
 
 vof^ujKa : fr. 
 Si'yfcXi/povo/iof, 6, //, a joint heir, 
 
 co-heir, partaker with : fr. avv, 
 
 K\7]OOv6flOQ. 
 
 '^vyicXvpog, 6, //, sharing or 
 shared with, adjoining, neigh- 
 bouring : fr. avv, kXjjooc. 
 
 ^vyKX})roQ, 6, r), called together, 
 convened ; subst. r), viz. jiovXi), 
 the senate, especially the Ro- 
 man : fr. avyKoXtio. 
 
 ^vyKXiviiQ, Eog, 6, >'/, lying with 
 or together, a spouse ; inclining 
 towards : fr. 
 
 Si'ytcXT'rw, f. ivCJ, to lay down 
 with ; pass, to lie down with, or 
 together : fr. avv. kXii'io. 
 
 2vy»cXovfa», ui, f. J/rTa>, to disturb, 
 put into confusion. Th. KXov'hio. 
 
 'S.vyKXv^io, to inundate at once ; 
 f. 11(70} , perf. GvyKiKXvKa. Th. 
 kXv^m. 
 
 2uyfcXt'C, vtoQ, 6, a conflux, pro- 
 miscuous crowd : fr. the above. 
 
 2Dyfcoiftao^«t,ai/irtt, to sleep with, 
 cohabit ; f. i](Toixcu : fr. avv, 
 Koip.au). 
 
 ^vyicoirioviio,io, to be a partaker 
 of, give a share to, have dealings 
 with (with a dat.) ; f. ryrrw, perf. 
 avyKtKOivu}vi]Ka, a. 1. avveKoi' 
 vu)vr]aa, a. 1. part. act. avyicoi- 
 vuji'Tjaag, daa, av : fr. ahv, koi- 
 viDvkoj. 
 
 ^vyKOiviovoQ, ov, 6, >/, a partaker, 
 sharer, associate : fr. auv, koi- 
 
 VIOVOQ. 
 
 'S.vyKoiTOQ, 6, r/, a bed-fellow, 
 husband, wife ; congenial with : 
 fr. avv, Koirr}. 
 
 XvyKoXXau), Cj, to glue or solder 
 together ; f. r]aM, perf. avyKt- 
 KoXXj/jca. Th. KoXXau). Hence 
 
 2i'yicoXX;/r»)c, ov, 6, one who 
 glues together or fabricates. 
 
 2i')y)coXXoc, 6, r;, glued together ; 
 
 2Yr 
 
 srr 
 
 with : fr. avv, KvlStvoj. 
 ^vyKVK('tu), w, to mix together, 
 
 confound : fr. air, kvki'ho. 
 ^vyKvXiv^ioj^iai, ovfiai, to roll 
 
 about together : fr. avv, kv- 
 
 Xll'ltU). 
 
 fitting or agreeing together : fr. 
 avv, KoXXci. Hence 
 Sj'yjcoXXwc, adv., agreeing toge- 
 ther, consistentlv. 
 'EvyKoXvj.ifia.u), w, f. tiaw, to swim 
 
 along with. Th. Ko^vfij^aio. ^ 
 
 ^vyKoi.iic,),r]Q,i),ii historical co\-\'^vy KWip/k, <>?, o. Dor. ayvg, dc 
 
 lection ; simplv, a collection, as- :^vyKvriiyiTiiQ,ov, 6, & leduw- 
 
 hunter : fr. avv, KVin}yo(;. 
 Sryjct'Trrw, to bend to^rtlur, 
 stooj), close together, con>pire ; 
 f. xpu}, perf. (Ti'yjc^K r^a, a. I. 
 avj'iKvxpa. Th. Kvimo. 
 ^vyKvoHo, w, f. i]aio, to meet with 
 or togetlier, occur, hajiiitu, ap- 
 pertain : fr. avvj Kvp'no. 
 HvyKvpia, ag, »/, accident, co- 
 incidence ; Kara avyKvniat', as 
 luck would have it, by chance : 
 fr. 
 IvyKif'oo), to encounter, dash or 
 strike against, fall in with, hap- 
 pen : fr. avv, kv^m, f. Kvoao)^ 
 a. 1. tKVQaa. 
 'S.vyKv'(pii), to bend, stoop, bend 
 
 double : fr. avv, KV(p6c. 
 'E.vyicujXoQ, u. »'/, closely joined 
 together, solid, compact. Th. 
 KwXov. 
 "^vyKiofia^oj, to revel with ; f. 
 
 daoj : fr. avv, rw/H/^w. 
 Suyjcoj/ioe, o, >/, a companion in 
 
 revels : fr. avv, Kio^og. 
 Sry\rtinw, to rejoice with, delight 
 in, congratulate (with a dat.) ; 
 f. 2. m. (Tiiyxopoyf a*, a- 2. pass. 
 avvixciptjv, 1 congratulated, a. 
 2. imper. pass. avyxapijOi, iiroj, 
 
 semblage of men, harvest : fr. 
 
 S«/y»cojtn'^(u, to carry or bring to- 
 gether, gather fruit, bury ; f. 
 iaio, pei*f. avyKtK6i.iiKa, a. 1. 
 avvtKoi^uaa : fr. avv, KOjxi^M. 
 
 SuyjcoTT/), i}c, >/» a cutting to 
 pieces, cutting short, abbrevi- 
 ation ; sudden fainting, and fail- 
 ure of all the senses and power 
 in the human frame, fainting ; 
 syncope ; a figure in grannnar : 
 fr. 
 
 YvyK6TrTio,f.\pu), to cut to pieces, 
 destroy, harass, lacerate ; com- 
 press, contract, abridge : fr. 
 
 aVVf KOTTTli). 
 
 "S-vyKoaiuoj, JJ, to adorn with, ar- 
 raufje toi;cther, bring honour 
 upon ; f. Tjau), f. I. infin. avy- 
 Koaf^iijativ : fr. avv, Koa^iu). 
 
 HvyKpdatg.tiog, ^}, a mixture, com- 
 nu^rce, combination : & 
 
 livyKpdroc, o, y), mingled toge- 
 ther ; well-matched : fr. avyKS- 
 pcn'vvfii. 
 
 l£,ifyKpifia, arog, to, a concretion, 
 mass ; comparison, interpreta- 
 tion, edict : fr. 
 
 "EvyKo'i'vio, to compare, cement 
 together, conjoin, confront, de- 
 termine, interpret by comparing; 
 f. a'oi, a. 1. avviKnlva,ix. 1. infin. 
 act. ax)yKplvat ; j»ass. avyKpivo- 
 fiai, to grow together, be com- 
 pared, contend, strive : fr. avv, 
 Kpivu>. 
 
 YvyKpiaig, tiog, >/, a growing toge- 
 ther, concretion, comparison, in- 
 terpretation, conf(U'mity to law 
 or custom ; ceremony, rite : fr. 
 the above. 
 
 Si'yK-porlw, a, f. y'jaio, to strike 
 together, hammer, weld ; clap, 
 applaud ; settle, train, prepare, 
 collect, unite : fr. avv, kootuo. 
 
 'EvyKoovapog, ov, 6, collision, con- 
 cussion, conflict : fr. 
 "EvyKoovoj, f. ao), to dash, knock 
 together, clash, bring or come 
 into collision : fr. avv, (cpoiiw. 
 IvyKpvTTTiOjthe same as kovittu), 
 to cover up, conceal, hide ; f. 
 tpio, perf. KSKnv(pa, a. 2. tKpvjiov. 
 ^vyKTtpti'^io, f. f4'w, to inter to- 
 gether : fr. avv, jcrsoa^ai. 
 yivyKTi^u), to found, make or 
 create together, lead ont a colo- 
 ny ; f. iau), perf. avrsKTiica : fr. 
 avv, KTi^h}. Hence 
 "^vyKTiaTifg, ov, 6,a joint-founder, 
 
 fellow colonist. 
 2i'yKv/3ti'tt>, f. au>, to play at dice 
 (598) 
 
 pi. avyxdptJTe. Th. x^ipio. 
 
 2i;yx«()i'''«t, '^ •'^'"g- f- 2. m. tV 
 
 ^vyxapn^i, 2 pi. a. 2. inipi^r. 
 pass, of avyxaioix). 
 
 "SlvyxiiUffKof^iat, to winter with : 
 fr. avv, ;)^ti|ia^a». 
 
 1vyxi'*>i to mix together, con- 
 found, throw into confusion ; 
 trouble, destroy ; baffle, alarm ; 
 raise a tumult, whither men of 
 all .sorts ]»romiscuously flt)ek 
 
 together , 
 
 o'i;y\n.*(T«i», a, 
 
 1. 
 
 Til. 
 . 1. 
 
 avvix^a, a. "J. ffvi-ex^ov. 
 
 ^ftu, to jtour ; f. X''*"''^5 ^ 
 
 tXfvaa, txtva, &. tx*"* 
 '^vyxoptvTjjg, oVf 6, a dancer 
 
 with : fr. 
 ^vyxoptvai,t tvaio,to dance with: 
 
 fr. ai'i', xOjOfi'oj. 
 IvyXopTog, 6, >'/, bordering upon: 
 
 fr. avv, x'^P''oe- 
 
 Svyxow, to heap together, pile 
 u}>, cover with earth heaped u]*, 
 bury, obstruct, destroy ; i'.waio: 
 fr. (TIT, x*^^) ^^ make a heap. 
 Th. x*w. 
 
 S?'yxpao/m«, iofiai, to use toge- 
 ther <tr along with, liave inter- 
 
 course. 
 
 dealings. 
 
 or commerce 
 
 ^vyxpoviKiOy to be equal in ago 
 to, be contemporary with, tarry 
 with ; f. iaoj, perf. avyKtxpoviKa: 
 
 ^lYK 
 
 with, (with a dat. ;) to borrow ; 
 f. ijaofiaij perf. (ryyicexP^/*"*' 
 Th. XP^^- 
 
 fr. avv, xP"^'t'Cio. Th. xpot'og. 
 
 ^vyxvvio, 6i ^vyxviOy to pour 
 out together, mix together, con- 
 found, throw into confusion, 
 batfle in argument ; f. v'croj, 
 j>erf.^ avyK^X^'Kit, perf. pass. 
 avyKixvftai, aat, rni, p<rf. part, 
 pass. avyKtxv^dvog, ?/, o}', a. 1. 
 l)ass. avvtxvOiiv : fr. avv, xvio, 
 i)V xvvio. Th. x'tw. Hence 
 
 "S-vyxvaig, iiog, 7), conftision, dis- 
 onkr, upi'oar. 
 
 ^vyyvio, see avyxvvio. 
 
 ^vyx(o7'(vo), to nu.'lt together, 
 dissolve by fire : fr. avv, xto- 
 vtmo. 
 
 ^vyxiovvvfu, or :^vyxi»rvvio, f. 
 XMaoj, to fortify witli a mound, 
 cover up, overwhelm with earth 
 lieaped up : fr. avv, xwi'^J'/tt. 
 
 ^vyX^opa, ag, //, of the same re- 
 gion : fr. avv, xwp«. 
 
 "^vyxopfio, w, to go or come to- 
 gether, agree, give way to, in- 
 dulge, give up, concede, grant, 
 permit, pardon ; conclude ; f, 
 I'laoj, pres. part. pass. avyx<o- 
 povfitvog : fi\ avv, xn^p^w. 
 
 2eyxojp;yrf(>)', must be conceded, 
 adj. verbal fr. the above. 
 
 2»7xu)(7ai, a. I. infin. act. of avy- 
 Xo<o. 
 
 ^vitjv, adv., quickly, hastily, fu- 
 riously : fr. avio, to stir uj). 
 
 IvHvg, a, ov, swinish : fr. avg. 
 
 ^vtg, swine, nom. pi. fr. avg, avbg, 
 6, i), a hog. 
 
 ^vtro, he was stirred up, 3 sing. 
 
 inijicrf. or a. 2. m. Ion. for 
 
 irrvtro, of avuuat, or atvouai. 
 flit ' ' 
 
 1 11. aeiui. 
 
 ^v'Cdio, ui, to live with or toge- 
 ther ; i)res. inf. avZyv, f. av^i)- 
 a(o, pf. avvi'CijKa : fr. avv, ^cioj. 
 
 iLv'^ivyvvio, or ^v^tvyvvfii, to 
 join or yoke together, unite ; f. 
 avXtvK^o, a. 1. avit^iv^a, perf. 
 avvi^tvxa, perf. j'ass. avvkuvy- 
 fiai, perf. part. ]»ass. avjt^tvy- 
 fiivog, 1], ov : fr. <ti'|/, 'Ctvyvvoj. 
 
 XvZyv, ju'es. inf. fr. av'C'iio. 
 
 1i.v}^)jTSio, oj, to ask or in<juire to- 
 gether, put a question one to 
 another, discuss, dispute ; im- 
 porf. avviC,i)Ttov ow, eeg tig, tt 
 ft, f. ijaio, perf. avvt'C,i]Ti]Ka, a. 
 1. avvi^y]Tt]aa : fr. avv, '^iiTfio. 
 
 1.vli]Ti]aig, Hog, //, a disputation, 
 inquiring together : «Sc 
 
 '^v^i]Tt}Ti)g, ov, o, that disputes 
 or debates with another, a dis- 
 ]>utant : fr. avZt)Tuo. 
 
 Xvi:!,vyt)g, ^og, 6, »'/, = av'Cvyog. 
 
 Su^i'yia, ag, 1), a union under the 
 same yoke, conjunction, mar- 
 riage ; in grammar, conjuga- 
 tion : & 
 
 'S.vlvyiog, 6, >'/, yoking or yoked 
 together, united ; copulative : 
 fr. 
 
 ^^vKvyog, ov, &. ILvlvt, vyog, 6, 
 //, yoked or ])aired together, 
 united, a yoke-fellow, mate, col- 
 league, niatch : fr. avv, ^i^yog. 
 Th. ^tvyvvui. 
 
 ^v^Mfia, uTog, TO, a binding to- 
 gether with bands or Kii'<-hes : 
 fr. 
 
 ^v^u}vvi>u),Sl St;^w)'i'j"/ut,f. ^loaco, 
 to gird together, prepare. Th. 
 Ctvyvv^i. 
 
 'Sv^ojoTToiEio, (J, to make alive, 
 restore to life together with ; f. 
 I'lau), perf. avvi^worroiijKa, a. 1. 
 avi'tZiooTToiTjaa : fr. avv, t^wo- 
 TToiku), fr. ^ww, poet, for 'Cd(o, 
 
 iSc TTOtfW. 
 
 ^vrjvbg, >), or, swinish, piggish, 
 stupid, foolish : hence Yvtivia, 
 ag, )/, brutish mann-.'rs. Th. 
 avg. 
 
 ^vOdg, liaving been roused, a. 1, 
 l>art. pass, of atvu), or avu), to 
 stir up ; i>erf. pass, akavfiai & 
 f<T(Ti7(at, by metath. a. 1. pass. 
 tavO)]v. Th, atioj. 
 
 ^vBtv, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. ]>ass. Ion. 
 & by Boiot. sync, for tavOijaav, 
 of the same. 
 
 IvOt, by sync, for av9t]Ti, hasten, 
 a. 1. imper. pass, of avuj ; see 
 avOdg ; or })resent, or a. 2. im- 
 per. act. of avfxi, for avu), to 
 rouse UJ). Th. atiio. 
 
 '^v'iKbg,Sc ^v'ivbg, 7), or, swinish : 
 fr. (Tvg. 
 
 EvK(('Coj, f. dauj, to gather figs ; 
 handle, tickle ; calunmiate : fr. 
 al'Kov. 
 
 EvKaXig, icog, ?'/, a boccafico or 
 fig-pecker : from its feeding on 
 figs. Th. avKet]. 
 
 Y.vKdfuvog, ov, »'/, Lat. si/caminus, 
 Engl, a Sf/camort'f or a mulberry- 
 tree. The fruit is avKcifitvoi'. 
 
 SYKE'H i), b]g j)e, »/, a fig-tree. 
 
 ^VKtciov, TO J dim. a little fig-tree; 
 fr. avKsi] : a little fig ; fr. aiiKov. 
 
 ^vKivog, t], ov, of a fig or fig-tree; 
 poor, worthless, feeble, frail, 
 like the wood of the fig-tree ; a 
 calumniator : fr. the above. 
 
 ^.VKtg, il'og, >'/, a slip of a fig-tree ; 
 young lig-ti'ee : fr. avKtr]. 
 
 "^vKuXoyiin, (J, to gather figs : fr. 
 avKov, Xf-yoj. 
 
 'EvKo/.toipaia, Sc "S.VKOf.iop'fa, ag,y, 
 the Egyptian fig, sycamore-tree: 
 fr. avKtt], popia. 
 
 ^vKOfiopog, ov, y), Lat. si/camof'^us, 
 lOugl. .sycamore : fr. the same. 
 
 SeKToi', OV, TO, a fig. 
 
 ^vKOTreclXog, b, y), fig-shod, i. e. 
 having slippers made of a fig- 
 tree : fr. aiiKov, irf^iXov. 
 
 "ZvKOfpavTtoj, (J, strictly and ori- 
 ginally, to lav information a- 
 (599) 
 
 i:YA 
 
 gainst those who exported figs 
 from Athens elsewhere without 
 l)aying the export duty ; then, 
 (making one i>articular instance 
 serve as a general rule,) to ac- 
 cu.se vexatiously, inform against 
 falsely, extort money under false 
 I>retences, eahmuiiate ; f. //rrw, 
 I)erf. aiavKO(pdvTi]Ka, a. 1. tav- 
 KO(pdi>Tiiaa : fr. 
 Sj'Kro0rtrr>/c, ov, b, an informer 
 against those who exjtorted fi^rs, 
 (this being forbidden by law at 
 Athens ;) an informer, false ac- 
 cuser, calunmiator, reviler; Lat. 
 si/cop/unifa, a .sycoi)hant : fr. av- 
 Kov, (paivit). 
 ^vKotpavTia, ag, 7), false accusa- 
 tion, vexatious information, ex- 
 tortion, caluumy : & 
 Xyicn0fn'ri(co(;, ?), bv, disposed to 
 calunmiate, false, injurious : .Sc 
 ^vKocpdvTpia, ag, >;, a female in- 
 former : fr. the above. 
 S/'K-xo(, Phrygian slippei-s. 
 
 ^VKwv, CJvog, b, a j)laeo where 
 fig-trees grow : fr. avKtij. 
 
 ^vXayioyiOJ, w, to plunder, pil- 
 la<:;e, carry away as spoil : fr. 
 av^rj, dyio. 
 
 ^vXdOtig, evTog, Dor. for avXij- 
 Oeig. 
 
 'EifXaaks, 3 sing. impf. act. Ion. 
 for tnrXa ; fr. 
 
 l.vXdu), or -£(i», (J, to rob, plun- 
 der, pillage, spoil, take by force; 
 f. y)aio, ])erf. atavXrjKa, a. 1. iav- 
 Xijaa. Th. avXij. 
 
 yivXfvuevog, Dor. for avXovfievog, 
 spoiling, pres. part. m. of avXfui. 
 
 ^vXivu), f. au), to strip, spoil, 
 ]il under, rob : fr. 
 
 5:V'AH, 7]g, 7), plunder, booty, 
 robbing, reprisals. 
 
 '2vXi}0tig, tiaa, ev, a. 1. pt. pass. & 
 
 SfA//o-arr6c, nom. pi. a. I. part, 
 act. of avXdio, to phuider. 
 
 ^vXt]Ti)p, i)pog, b, feni. 2eX;;Vf£- 
 pa, ag, >), a jjlunderer, robber, 
 spoiler : fr. <n''Xaoj. 
 
 Sj'Xj/Vwp, opog, b, the same. 
 
 HvXXai^nlv, a. 2. inf. act. <Sc 
 
 yivXXajStaOai, a. 2. inf. m. of avX- 
 XaixjSdvw, to seize. 
 
 ^vXXal^t), ijg, »/,a knot, fold; Lat. 
 si/llaba, viz. that comprehends 
 letters ; a syllable : fr. cyvXXafx- 
 /3a rw. 
 
 "EvXXalSovaa, a. 2. part. act. f. g. 
 of avXXauf3dv(i}. 
 
 St'XXaXfiw, w, to converse or 
 talk with ; f. i)aw, ])erf. avX- 
 XtXaXijica, a. 1. ind. act. avi'- 
 tXdXijaa, a. I. part. avXXaXi)- 
 aag, dnn, av : fr. o-t-i', XaXtio. 
 
 HvXXafi(3dvM, to take along with, 
 assist in talking ; contain ; take, 
 seize, arrest ; comprehend, be 
 conscious ; conceive, as a wo- 
 man ; undertake any thing with 
 
2YA 
 
 another, assist ; f. m. ev\\r)\po- 
 /Liai, perf. Att. avviiXt}(pa, perf. 
 part. act. avvn\t)<pu)g^ vlaj 6<;, 
 a. 2. in<l. act. ffvvkXaiiov ; prcs. 
 m. (TuXXo/i/Savo/uai, to conjec- 
 ture, assist, aid, (with dat.) a. I. 
 pass. (TurfX/z^yA/r, a. 2. m. crm't- 
 Xnpo/i*/i', 01', tro. Th. Xa^/Sariu. 
 SwXXtyw, to gather together, col- 
 lect, raise money, assemble, sum- 
 mon ; draw a conclusion, infer ; 
 f. cruXXf^w, perf. <Tt;XX£Xfx«> ^' 
 1. (Tvi'iXt^a, a. 1. imper. act. 
 (TvWtKoi', cLTio, a. 1. subj. <Tv\- 
 X'tKd) ; pres. pass. o-yXXtyo^iat, 
 to be assembled, meet together, 
 lie together : fr. ffvf, \kyio. 
 ^v\\^l3oi]v, sunnnarily, briefly, 
 in a word, adv.: fr. (r«AXa/i^aj'w. 
 2»'XXr/7rrpia, «c, >'/, a heli)er : «Sl 
 ZuWtJTTTuji), oprg, 6, a helper, as- 
 sistant : fr. avWaix^Sdvu). 
 Si'XXi/^Otit,-, a. 1. part. pass. & 
 2t'XXij^0/p'ai, a. 1. inf. pass. & 
 '^v\\r](p9t]Tt, a. 1. imper. pass, of 
 
 crvWanlSdvoj. 
 ^v\\i]\pg, you shall conceive, 2 
 
 sing. f. 1. m. of the same. 
 ^v\\T]\pie, twg, r), a seizure, as- 
 sistance, couiprehension, con- 
 ception ; Lat. Si/ll>'psis, a figure 
 of grammar : fr. the same. 
 SuXAoy/y, jjg, »/, a collection, 
 
 levy : fr. crvWiyoj. 
 SuXXoyi^w, to collect together, 
 hold a levy ; (ru\\oyi'L,ofiCii, to 
 collect, calculate, compute, rea- 
 son, deliberate, gather by rea- 
 soning, infer ; f. 1. m. iaofiai, 
 Att. lovfiai, a. I. m. (rvutXuyi- 
 aafxtjUf peif, pass. (Ti'XXiX6yi(T- 
 fxai : fr. avv, Xoyi^ojjiai ; fr. X6- 
 yog. Th. Xsyio. Hence 
 "ZvXXoy i(T fibg, ov, 6, computation, 
 reasoning, argumentation, infer- 
 ence ; a sylloijism. 
 SuXXoyoe, ov, 6, an assembly, 
 meeting, collecting together, 
 conference, plan : fr. av^Xkyu). 
 'S.vXXoi^o^kio, u), to join in up- 
 braiding ; insult ; f. ?i<Tw, perf. 
 o-fXXiXoicop/^fca : fr, avv,XoiCo- 
 
 pEUi. 
 
 SvXXoxaoj, tu, to gather forces to- 
 gether, levy, place in ambush : & 
 
 2i;XXoxiV»7e> ov, o, one of the 
 same band or cohort, a fellow- 
 soldier, comrade. Th. Xoxoff. 
 
 2vXXi;7rfo/iai, ovuat, to grieve or 
 sympathise with, grieve at : fr. 
 avv, Xvirtio. 
 
 SuXXu'tu, to loosen with, settle a 
 dispute, decide, agree, recon- 
 cile ; f. v'aiOy a. 1. pass. avvtXv- 
 9t)v : fr. <TvVf Xvio. 
 
 JlvXov^tiog, pres. part. pass, of 
 anXtio, the same as avXiiu), to 
 rob ; f. ijfTio. Th. (xuXt), booty. 
 
 IvXCJv, pres. part. act. of avXdu), 
 or £01, to plunder ; pres. pai't. 
 
 2YM 
 
 SYM 
 
 2YM 
 
 :ym 
 
 pass. (TuXa,^£voc. Th. <tv\^i. S.^/i/S.^a'^cu, to force together, 
 
 Si;/i/3atr/, it may happen, 3 sin 
 
 a. 2. opt. act. fr. 
 Sv/ijiSajvtu, to go with the feet 
 
 close, walk with ; happen, come 
 
 to pass; engage, go with, meet ; 
 
 settle, coincide, agree, consent ; 
 
 be completed, follow ; f. (TVfi- 
 
 /3/)fTo/iai, perf. (ri^^/St/ifjica, perf. 
 
 part. act. (TVfi[3tl3i}Kiog, a. 2. ind. 
 
 render compact, reconcile, con- 
 ciliate, adapt, unite ; teach, in- 
 struct, prove by collating texts 
 of Scripture ; conjecture ; f. 
 d<Tio, a. 1. ind. act. avvtj^iiiSaaa, 
 a. 1. ind. pass. (n'j't^3i/3a'(Tt>7;i', a. 
 1. part. pass. (TVfi[^iifia<jOtigy ti- 
 aa, £>', joined together : fr. ffvr. 
 
 act. (Ti.i'£,i3»/i', a. 2. subj. (Ti7ii3«;i,|2r/u^i/3aoe£»'rw»', gen. pi. a. 1 
 
 a. 2. part. act. (TVf^i^^ag, d<sa, dv 
 fr. avvy fiaivuj, to go. 
 
 "S-vfijiaKxtvio, f. tv(Tit), to be in 
 spired with, revel, act the bac 
 chunal with : fr. avv, f^iaKXtvut. 
 
 ^{'HfiuKxog, ov, 6, a fellow bac- 
 chanal : fr. avv, HaKxog. 
 
 Sw/i/iaXtlr, a. 2. inf. act. &, 
 
 Si'/t/SaXXeo/iti'ot;, Ion. «S: Att. for 
 
 o-j'/i/iaXXo^f rot;, pres. ])art. pass. 
 So (Tv^i^aXto^iivog, for (n>ni5a- 
 Xoftfvog, a. 2. part, m. of 
 Sy/i/SaXXw, to throw, bring or 
 put together, heap up ; join, 
 mi.\; nieet together, enccmnter; 
 engage with ; put words toge- 
 
 part. pass, of the preceding. 
 
 ^vniiifiui, I will instruct, contr. 
 for au>, Att. for avfiliiiidau), f. 
 1. of o-uft/^t/SaZw. 
 
 Sf/ijSioiu, w, f. wffw, to live toge- 
 ther with : fr. avv, j3iow, to live. 
 
 Su/i/SiaxTtj;, nog, ?/, a living toge- 
 ther : tVc 
 
 ^v^l3iojT))g, ou, 6, a comrade, fel- 
 low imnate : fr. the above. 
 
 llv^i^Xrj^a, arog, to, a joint, 
 knuckle, union, seam : & 
 
 2jV/3Xij(Tir, tujg, //, a joining, 
 fastening together, conjecture, 
 interpretation : & 
 
 2y^t/3X>;r6(.-,»),oi',capable of being 
 
 inference, conjecture, compre 
 hend ; make a bargain, lend 
 money ; contribute towards ; 
 compare together ; make up a 
 false story ; avfi[3dXXofiai, to 
 cast together in one's mind, 
 guess at, conjecture, calculate, 
 compute ; give of one's own, 
 bestow, help ; f. avfxjSaXCJ, a. 2 
 
 ther, hold converse ; draw an compared, comparable: ir. av^ 
 
 [idXXu). 
 
 yiv^lSodu), (J, to shout out toge- 
 ther ; shout to one another : fr. 
 (Ti'i', (iodu). 
 
 'Ev^lioTjBiu), w, f. rjffu), to sally 
 forth with others, concur in 
 assisting or repelling : fr. avv, 
 lioTi9kio. 
 
 ^vfi[3oii9bg, ov, 6, a coadjutor. 
 
 avpifiaXov, a. 2. inf. act, aivx-l auxiliary: fr. ai-v, /3o/i0o(.-. 
 
 /3aXttr, perf. (rr/ipt/SX/y/ca, a. 2 
 
 m. (y»»rtj3rtXo/trji', pfrf. m. (TVfi- 
 
 /3£/3oXa : fr. avi', jidXXw. 
 St»/i/3«ft", arog, to, an accident : 
 
 6i 
 "Evufidfjitv, Dor. for ffvfx^i'ivai, a. 
 
 2. inf. act. fr. avfifiaivut. 
 
 '2vfij3di>Ta, ace. sing. fr. 
 
 ^vfi^dg, d(T(t, dv, a. 2. part. act. 
 of avf-i^aivix). 
 
 Su/w^acTjXttiw, to reign with ; f. 
 tvau), pf. avyL^tl^aaiXivKa, A. 1. 
 avvtiiaaiXtvcra, a. I. subj. nv^i- 
 jSaaiXevcrio : fr. aiv, [iaaiXivio, 
 to reign. Th. jSamXevg. 
 
 ^v^^aaig, ftog, y, a compact, re- 
 conciliation, treaty, convention ; 
 accident : fr. avfi(3aivuj. 
 
 Jlvfij3aaTdL.(jo, f. aiTw, to carry to- 
 gether ; compare or deem equal 
 with : fr. avv, /3«(Tra^(o. 
 
 ^vfx(3aTog, 6, >'/, coinciding with 
 one's power, practicable : 6i 
 
 ^vfijiaTiKog, j), bv, relating to 
 peace, pacific : fr. avfijiaivm. 
 Hence 
 
 I.vf^^3aTlKu^g, adv., pacifically. 
 
 :i:»'/i/3tj3arat. Ion. for avjijitj^i]- 
 Ksvai, perf. inf. act. & 
 
 Si;/i/3£/3//K:a, ag, (, pf. ind. act. & 
 
 Su;i/3{/, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. act. & 
 
 ^vuSijaouai, f. I. m. of avufiaivw. 
 (600) 
 
 Si'/i/3oXatfuw, the same as ar/t- 
 jSdXXot, to put together. 
 
 YvfjifidXaiov, ov, to, commercial 
 intercourse or business, a com- 
 pact, contract, agreement, trea- 
 ty,deed, instrument, sign, proof: 
 
 Si'/x/3oX€(u, (J, f. tj(T(ti, to meet 
 with : & 
 
 5:i'/x/3oX/), iig, i), the meeting of 
 two persons or things; a confiict; 
 argument; compact, agreement; 
 joint, suture; contribution; con- 
 jecture : fr. (Tu/i/3aXXtu. 
 
 2vft/3oXiJc6e, »), bv, pertaining to 
 contribution ; taught by signs, 
 symbolical, enigmatical, conjec- 
 tural : fr. the same. 
 
 i:i'fi[3oXiKU}g, adv., by conjecture, 
 emblematically : fr. the above. 
 
 Si^/i/3oXoico7r£a», w, f. T](Tu), to pay 
 one's contribution or shot to a 
 feast, be fond of feasting : fr. 
 
 ffV^il3oXov, KOTTTU). 
 
 ^ilvfilioXov, ov, TO, a sign, mark, 
 symbol, watchword, signal, to- 
 ken, omen ; badge, mark by 
 which a person is recognised ; 
 covenant confirmed, compact, 
 bargain, treaty : & 
 
 Sj;^/3oXot;, ov, o, an omen, token, 
 meeting : fr. (Ti'/i/3dXXw. 
 
 ^vfijiovXevfia, arog, to, advice, 
 
 counsel : <Sc ^ i Th. j^dxonai. 
 
 ^vfxfiovXevrijg, ov, b, a senator, ' Su/i/^h'w, f. m/u>, to remain toge 
 elder, counsellor: fr. (rv/i/3ou- ther with, continue, last, endure 
 
 ^iVUJ. Th. flSl'UJ. 
 
 :i:i>l.i,SovXevTiKbg, If), bv, the name; "Evfxntpi^Ofiai, f. i(TO}iai, to par 
 also, having a tendency to per- take or share with (gov. adat.) 
 
 suade or advise, deliberative 
 fr. the above. 
 
 ^vfifiovXevu), to give advice, aid 
 with advice or counsel, advise, 
 persuade, consult with ; f. tvaoj, 
 perf. avfifStiiovXiVKa, a. 1. (tvu- 
 t^ovXtv(Ta, a. 1. part. act. avfi- 
 jiovXei'crng ; mid. to consult an- 
 other, ask his advice, deliberate 
 together ; a. 1. m. (Ti'j'f/3ovX£i;- 
 rTd[.nji/ : fr. nvv, /3ouXfuw. 
 
 iLv^fiovXif, »)c» »'/, advice, counsel, 
 consultation : & 
 
 ^iififiovXia, ag, Ion. 7/t,', y, the 
 same : & 
 
 2i'/i/3ouXtor, ov, to, a council, 
 senate, tribunal; senators; coun- 
 sel, deliberation ; (tvh(3i)vXiov 
 tXa/3or, they took counsel, held 
 a consultation, Matt. xii. 14: fr. 
 (Tvv, iSovXi). 
 
 ^vfi[3oifXof^uii, to be willing or 
 consent together with : fr, avv, 
 (iovXofiai. 
 
 'S.vfi^ovXog, ov, b, one of a coun- 
 cil, a counsellor, adviser. Th, 
 (iovXt). 
 
 2i;/ij3pa/3£i'a), f, tv(T(u, to act as an 
 arbitrator with,concurin award- 
 ing : fr. ffvv, f^j)a/3£i'(i>. 
 
 'S.vfilSnd^Oj.iai, or '^vfil^Qaaaof^iai, 
 to be beaten, tossed with. Th, 
 /3()a^a>. 
 
 Su/</3tVui, f. vaio, to stuff or jamb 
 together. Th. jivu). 
 
 ^v^fia9t]Ti)g, ov, b, a fellow-dis- 
 ciple, schoolfellow : fr. 
 
 ^v^fxavOdi'iij, to learn or be dis- 
 ciplined together with : fr. avv, 
 liai'9dvio, to learn ; f. nci9i]ao- 
 fiai, a, 2. i^a9oi>. 
 
 'S.vf.ti^idnTmo, f. \f/io, to grasp, seize, 
 pluck up : fr, avv, /iapTrrw, 
 
 "^vfindprvo, vpog, b, i), a fellow- 
 witness : fr. avv, fidprvp. 
 
 i]i'/i/i«prypfu>,a), to bear testimony 
 with, concur in attesting ; f, 
 ijaio, pf. avfififixaprvptiKa, a, 1, 
 avveixapTvoTjaa : fr, avv, fiap- 
 Tvpiio. Til, ^dpTvp. 
 
 ^Vfxfinxi^j <*>, i' 1]^^, and mid. to 
 assist in fighting, join in alliance 
 with, aid : fr. avv, fidx^^nai. 
 
 2v/K/xaxtrt, ag. Ion. ijc, >/, alliance 
 in war, league ; aid : & 
 
 'S,vfifiaxtKbg, ij, bv, allied, auxili- 
 ary ; Tb avfx., an alliance : & 
 
 ^v^ifxaxiC, ^^og, »/, an alliance, 
 confederacv ; allied : & 
 
 'E.vixi.idxojJ.ai, to fight with, assist 
 in fighting : fr. 
 
 ^vfifjiaxog, ov, o, »/, a fellow-com- 
 batant, ally; avufxaxciiTd, helps, 
 things that conspire to favour. 
 
 fr. avv, /xtpt^co 
 
 'S.vfi^tTaaxfinaTi^io, to transfi- 
 gure or transform with : fr. avv, 
 fitraaxifixaTi^iv, to transform : 
 fr, fitTa, axn^a, form, figure. 
 
 ^VfifxtTtxin, to partake together 
 with, share in : fr. avv,iitrkx'^\ 
 f. //£0£^Oi. Th. tx^. 
 
 ^v/^iixeriaxio, the same. 
 
 yiv^n'tToxog, b, »'/. sharing toge- 
 ther with, a joint partaker : fr, 
 avfifiETsxio. 
 
 Si'/i/xf r()£w, w, f, r)aco, to measure 
 with ; be of the same measure 
 with : fr. aw, fitrptut. * 
 
 'SlvfifitTpia, ag, i), a neat putting 
 together of the limbs, due pro- 
 portion, just measure, symmetry: 
 fr, 
 
 ^viifxtrpog, b, y), commensurate, 
 of just proportion ; nunlerate, 
 competent, suitable, fit : fr, avv, 
 fitTpov. Hence 
 
 ^vf^|.tf^n^Jog, adv. in proportion, 
 moderately, comj)etentIy,enough, 
 suitably, punctually. 
 
 ^viJifit)aru)p, opog, b, an associate, 
 coadjutor : fr. avv, fiiianop. 
 
 EvfifitjTidoixai, uijxai, to consult 
 with, deliberate together : fr. 
 avr, fii]Tidoixai. 
 
 ^Vft^)]Xavdofiai, atfiai, to assist 
 in planning or devising : fr. avv, 
 fiTJxavdoiuai. 
 
 '^i'l^ifuya, adv. promiscuouely 
 with, indiscriminately : & 
 
 Hvfxjjiiyyg, iog, b, i), mixed to- 
 gether, promiscuous : fr. 
 
 'S.vniiiyvv^i, or ^Vfifxiyvvio, and 
 mid. to mingle together, mix or 
 join with, unite, communicate, 
 engage : fr. aiiv, fiiyvvfii, f. 
 fii^io, perf. fjLf/iixa, a. 2. tfxiyov. 
 Hence 
 
 2i//ijLu»crof, 6, »/, mixed together, 
 confused, ])romiscuous, 
 
 Si'/i/i</i//r»/f, ov, b, a joint imita- 
 tor : fr. avv, fHfirjrtjg. 
 
 "^vfifiiKat, a. 1. inf, act, & 
 
 yivftfii^Tjg, 2 sing. a. 1, subj. act. 
 of avfifiiyvvixi. 
 
 Su/i/it^tf, ftut,*, V, mixture, com- 
 merce, promiscuousness : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 'Evfifiiayu), same as avfifiiyvvfit. 
 
 ^vfifiiao7roi>i)psijj, at, f, rjaio, to 
 unite in hating wickedness : fr, 
 avv, fiiao7rovt}peuj. 
 
 "Evunix^y^y y**" should be mixed 
 or associated with, 2 sing. a. 1, 
 subj. pass, o^ avufiiyvvfii. 
 
 'SlvfifinXTTog, b, )), harmonising 
 with : fr. avv, fioXm). 
 
 Xvfifxopia, ag, 7/,a fellowship, set, 
 (601) 
 
 2YM 
 
 class, (such as the Athenians 
 were divided into for military 
 purposes :) fr. aiv, unpiov. 
 
 2i7i^<on0i^<u, to make conform- 
 able ; a various reading in Ep. 
 ad Phil, iii, 17 : fr. 
 
 ^v^^ion^og, b, »'/, conformable to, 
 of the same shape wiili : fr. aij,^ 
 fion<i)}). Hence 
 
 'S.vi.i}.top(p(Ko, at, to form alike, make 
 conformable : f, worw, perf. avfx- 
 fii^optpujKa, ])res, pass, av^j^top- 
 (f>6of.iai, ovfiai, to be conformed. 
 
 ^vfXfiox9sio, a, to toil or labour 
 with : fr, avv, fioxBtio. 
 
 Jlv^^wu), f. au), to close or be 
 closed completely. Th, j^ivu). 
 
 ^Vfi7rd9tia, ag, ?'/, fellow-feeling, 
 compassion, congeniahty of dis- 
 position, sympathy : & 
 
 '2vi.i7ra9euj, Cj, to have a fellow- 
 feeling, compassionate, sympa- 
 thise with ; f. ijaio, a, \' avvf- 
 TrdBijaa, a, 1. imper. act, avfj-rrd- 
 9i]aov, a. 1. hif.act. avixTrd9t]aai: 
 fr. 
 
 ^v^nTa9i)g, fog, b, »/, that has a 
 fellow-feeling, of congenial tem- 
 per, that sympathises with 
 others' pain, compassionate,s) m- 
 pathetic : fr. av^nrdaxio. 
 
 JlvfiTTaidevto, f, au), to teach at 
 the same time : fr. avv, Traidtvio. 
 
 'S.vjXTTai^io, to play together, sport 
 with ; f. ^oj, perf. avjx-tTraixa : 
 fr. avv, iraii^u). 
 
 ^vfi7rniKTpia,6<. "^vfiTraiarpia, ag, 
 >/, fern. fr. 
 
 Svyu7rai»crwp,&. '^vfnTaiaTi»)n,ooog, 
 b, a play-fellow : fr. avfiTrai^u). 
 
 ^vfiTraiaSev, Dor. for avjiTrai^tiv. 
 
 Si'/tTra/o), f. 7rat))aio, to strike to- 
 gether or with : fr. avv, Traiio. 
 
 Si'/fTraj'j/yj'pi'sw, f. iau), to feast 
 together, keep holiday with : fr. 
 avv, TTavyyvpi^M. 
 
 'S.vfjnrapay ivofiai, to approach to- 
 gether, be present alcjng with, 
 assist together ; f. avfiTrapayevi'j- 
 aofiai,a,. 2. m. avfiTrapiytvofiijv. 
 fr, avv, TrapayivofAai, to be. 
 
 Su/XTrapa'yui, to pass by together, 
 go over with ; f. a'^tu, perf". avfx- 
 Trapijxa '• fr. avv, Trapdyio. 
 
 'S,v^7rapa9iuj, to run with or to- 
 gether : fr. avv, 7rapa9eot. 
 
 'S,vfi7rapaivku),to,f. eauj, t<t advise 
 together, concur in advising or 
 exhorting : fr. avv, irapaiv'iu). 
 
 'S.Vf.nrapaKaX'tio, ui, f. iau), to in- 
 vite besides, invoke at the same 
 time, request moreover, comfort 
 together ; pass. avfnrapaKaXk- 
 ofiai, ovfiai, to be jointly com- 
 forted ; a. 1. ind, pass, av^trap- 
 iKXri9i]v, a. 1. infin. pass, avfi- 
 7rapaKXi]9iivai, to have received 
 joint consolation : fr. avv, irapa- 
 KaXkio. 
 
 SvyLtTrapajcoXovOiw, d>, to accora- 
 
mix toge 
 
 2YM 
 
 panv. Th. cikoXovOoq. 
 2rjLt7raprtXrt/<pai^fj, to take to- 
 gether or at the same tune with, 
 associate oneself with ; f. avi^i- 
 7riipa\/;v|/o;uai, a. 2. iml. act. 
 cri'/t—apsXa/ioj', a. 2. inf. act. 
 avji-apa\a}itiv, a. 2. part, tn^^t 
 7ra()aX(f/3i."ji', ovroc *. fi*. '^'l'I', 
 7r«pa/\a/[i/3arw. 
 2j'/i'7rflpa/i€V(i;, to continue, re- 
 main together with, persevere ; 
 f. j'w. perf. <yv}nr acta i^u n't vt]Ka. 
 a. I. ind. act. (jvinra[nnui>a : fr. 
 avv, 7r«pa/if I'o*. 
 Dr/iTTrtpafttyi'/'w, to 
 
 ther with. Th. ^iyvv}^u. 
 ^vfiTrapaaKivd'CM, f. atrw, pf. oKa, 
 to make preparations at the 
 same time, in conjunction with : 
 fr. avv, 7rapa(TKtva'C(n- 
 2u/x7ra/urt(Trar6(«>, w, to stand b_v 
 the side of, be ready to assist: fr. 
 2u/i7rapa(Trar»jc, ov, 6, an assist- 
 ant, helper, support : fr. ffvf-i- 
 
 TTapifTTtJUl. 
 
 ^vfiTratmrdrToj, f. ^oj, to draw nji 
 
 with (khers. Th. rdrrrrw. 
 ^vix7raparpi(p<jj, f. Ops^^w, to bring 
 
 up with. Th. rn^cpoj. 
 'S.vii-rrapacpkponai, to run by with 
 
 others. Th. (pkpix). 
 ^vfiTraptifii, to be present with, 
 
 accompany : fr. <tvv, Trapd, cV 
 
 elj^i, to be ; pres. i)art. wr. 
 2j'ju7rapet7rovro, 'd pi. imperf. m. 
 
 fr. avfiTraptTTofiai. 
 ^vnnapfoi'Ttt;, present with,nom. 
 
 pi. pres. part. poet, for avuTcap- 
 
 6vT(Q : fr. (Tu/LtTraptt/it. 
 "^vnTrapsTToixai, to accumpany,fol- 
 
 low on, succeed to. Th. tVo/mi. 
 :S:v^7rap(x^0y f. ^w, to lielp in 
 
 affording ; cause in conjunction 
 
 with; mid. to supply, efiect. Th. 
 
 ^v^TrapifTTrjiUf f. Traparrrijaio, to 
 place with or at the side, bring 
 to the aid, stand by, assist : fr. 
 avv, irapiOTtmi. 
 2v/i7rapo/iapr£a>, w, to accom- 
 pany, attend, second : fr. avv, 
 Trapo^apr'nt). Th. of.iapri}. 
 "EvuTrapo^vvio, to excite at the 
 same time : fr. avv, Trapo^vvio. 
 Sy/LiTrat,-, daa, av, the whole, all 
 collectively or together, all at 
 once : fr. avv, Trdg. 
 2?'/i7rafrxw, to suffer with, sympa- 
 thise with or on account of ; a. 
 2. avvsTraOov, [)i'. m. av^Tt'nrov- 
 6a : fr. avv, 7rdax(^- 
 'S.vfjLTraruaauj, Att. Trto, f. ^lo, to 
 smite or attack together or joint- 
 ly : fr. avv, TraTaaau). 
 :S.Vf.i7raTUo, a>, to trample npen 
 together, stamp on with both 
 feet ; f. ijaio ; fr. avv, TraTSio. 
 Sv/iTTt^aw, u), f. i/aio, to shackle ; 
 
 benumb : fr. avv, Trttdu). 
 2i'/i7r£t0a>, f. aoj, to concur in 
 
 :ym 
 
 persuading. pei*snade at the same 
 
 time. Th. TTfiOio. 
 S/'jttTrfipoc, o, V, skilled or expe- 
 rienced in together, that tries 
 
 the same experiment with : fr. 
 
 ai'v, TTtipa. 
 2r/i7r6/^7r(L», to send with ; f. -^tw, 
 
 a. 1. avviTTtfi-ipa. Th. TTfjUTrw. 
 '^vfiTTtvOiu), u), f. Iiaio, to mourn 
 
 with : fr. avi', tth'OUo. 
 Si'/tTrfpatrw, to help to fulfil or 
 
 accomplish, concur in ; f. Trtpa- 
 
 vw, })erf. avfiTreTTSpayKa ; avfx- 
 TTtpaiviTai, it f<jll(;ws from : fr. 
 avv, TTtpaivM. 
 
 ^t'^nrtnidyoi, f. ^(.», to carry about 
 with; niid. to go about with: fr. 
 avv, TTfpidyu). 
 
 Si'/tTTf ptaiptrf oj', it nuist be taken 
 from all round ; verbal fr. 
 
 ^ififiTTfoiaipi-M, to take from all 
 round : fr. avv, Trepi, al^otw, f. 
 })au}, a. 2. ilXor. 
 
 Si'/tTTfpitj^a, inf. avfnnpuevat, to 
 ;^() about with. Th. tT/u. 
 
 2i'/Lt~fptXr/ju/3(n'a>, to embrace or 
 comprehend at the same time, 
 surround as with a garment, 
 envelope ; f. avfi7rfni\i]4'ofiai, 
 a. 2. ai'fiTrapdXaj^iov, a. 2. jiart. 
 act. <Ti'/f7rfp(X«/3u>i', ovTOi; : fr. 
 ai'V, TTfotXajtt/Sai'w. 
 
 2i'jU7rfptruy\fh'uj, to fall in with 
 at the same time. Th. Tvyxdioj. 
 
 2i'/u7rtpi(/)H)w, to carry about with, 
 can'y together all round, cause 
 to turn round together; rT»;/x7r6pi- 
 0H)o//ai, to carry oneself about 
 with, live, associate with ; fol- 
 low or conform to, comprehend; 
 be busy about, manage: fr. avv, 
 
 TTipitptpu). 
 
 St'^tTT/'/yi'rjui, avf^nrtjyvvvj, or 
 aviiTTiiaaio, f. '£io, to tix or glue 
 together, c(aistruct, compose, 
 join, make to unite. Th. 7r/;y- 
 
 VVlt). 
 
 Xvf^nrijcdio, f. //rrw, to leap with : 
 fr. avv, Trijcdu). 
 
 ^vfi-i]KTi)Q, 6, //, joining toge- 
 ther ; joined or compacted toge- 
 ther : ^ 
 
 ^v^TTij^tg, tioQ, //, a joining toge- 
 ther, compactness, fixedness, 
 union, cohesion : fr.ixj'/zTri/yM'/ti. 
 
 'S.vfXTrd^io, to compress, ]>ut close 
 together, oppress : fr. avv, tzu- 
 ^tu. Hence 
 
 llvjXTTuaiQ, eiog, >/,a compi'ession. 
 
 ^vnTrl'vit), to drink together, drink 
 with one (with a dat.), absorb ; 
 f. av^i-moaio, pei*i'. av^nsTrioKa, 
 a. 2. avviTTiov. Th. ttivio. 
 
 Sj'jUTTjTrrw, to fall together, fall 
 on one another, accumulate; fall 
 in with, m 'Ct with, reach, fall on 
 together, engage, attack, concur, 
 coincide, happen. Th. TriTrruj, 
 to fall ; f. 2. m. Treauvjiai, perf. 
 
 TTBTTTOiKa, a. 2. tTTtavV. 
 
 {(iO'2) 
 
 :SYM 
 
 "^vnTrXaKy'faofiai, sec cu/iTrXfrw. 
 ^vinr\daaQ, uaa, av, a. 1. part, 
 act. Si. 
 "^v^TcXdaaaOai, a. 1. inf. m. of 
 
 aj'fiTrXarrau). 
 ^v^nrXaaat, he moulded. Ion. tSc 
 poet, for (Ti;i'£7rX«(T£, 3 sing. a. I. 
 ind. act. fr. 
 ^v^iTiXdaaio, f. dao), to mould, 
 fashion, fabricate, feign, invent, 
 devise : fr. cri'i', -irXdaaio. 
 'S.vfXTrXaraytio, uj, to strike toge- 
 ther, rattle with, clap the hands: 
 fr. avv, TrXaraysu). 
 2:t7X7rXt>c/)(;, iog, 6, i), folded to- 
 
 tfether, cttnnected : & 
 ^LVfiTrXtKTog, 6, t), folded toge- 
 ther, connected, entwined : fr. 
 2j'jU7rXk-w, to fold or entwine 
 together, entangle, join hands, 
 engage in fight with ; mid. to 
 be engaged or in close contact 
 with, embrace ; f. ?w, a. 2. avv- 
 t-XaKov, f. 2. ind. pass, avu- 
 7rXf(/c/yTo/'«i, a. 2. inf. jtass. avu- 
 irXaKiivai, a. 2. i)art. jiass. avft- 
 TrXrtKtit;, tlaa, tv : fr. a it, 
 ttXskio. 
 Si'/iTrXfw, f. tvaoj, to sail with: fr. 
 
 rri'V, ttXso). 
 ^Ufi7r\}iydhg, it)v, ai, Si/m])le(ja- 
 des, two islands or rocks at the 
 mouth of the Thracian Bospo- 
 rus, so called, being formerly 
 thought av^irXijTTtiv, to strike 
 togetlier and crush ships j)ass- 
 ing between : fr. avv, TrX/jrrw. 
 2i'/u7rX;;yc//i', adv. striking at tin? 
 same time, in collision: fr. <7i;/t- 
 TrX^rrto. 
 2?7«7rX?;0r/i'tt>, or 'S.vj.iTrXijOvu), to 
 cause to overflow, augment : fr. 
 ai'j', 7rXr;0t'w or vvio. 
 Si'/i7rX//p6cu, to, to fill to the top, 
 fulfil, complete, man ; f. waoj, 
 perf. rrj7i7rt7rXi;pojvo,pres. pass. 
 avfiTrXijpoofiai, oi'fiai, imperf. 
 pass. avvtTrXtjnoof^itjv ov^i]v, 
 
 OOV ov, OtTO OVTO, 3 pi. OOVTO 
 
 ovvTo, pres. inf. pass. (ti'/uttX//- 
 povaOai : fr. avv, 7rX//pouj. 
 
 Sf-jLtTrXZ/pwajt-, to)g, i), comjdetion, 
 accumulation, C(»nsummation, 
 complement : fr. the .same. 
 
 '^Vf.iTrXriaato or mo, f. ^w, to 
 striki.' or clash tt>gether, strike 
 violently, crush: avv, TrXqaacj. 
 
 'S.vfinXo'iKbQ, t), bv, of fellow-sail- 
 ors : fr. avfiTrXooQ. 
 
 'EvfinXoKt), ijg, >/, an entwining, 
 coimexit.n, emltrace, conflict ; a 
 figure of rhetoric: fr. avfnrXtKio. 
 
 Sj^/TrXoog, contr. ovc, 6, »'/, a fel- 
 low-sailor. Th. nXiio. 
 
 S^7^77l'f w, 10, f. TTiivau}, to Itreathe 
 with, conspire together, consent 
 to, a^ree. Th. iri-fto. 
 
 X171 TTj'T'y tu, to squeeze together, 
 suflocate, strany;le, choke; f. i^oj, 
 perf. (7i7i7r£7rr(;\;a, a. 1. avvi- 
 
 SYM 
 
 TTi't^a : fr. ai'v, irv'iyu). 
 S/'/tTrroia, aQ, t), a breathing 
 together with, consent, union, 
 agreement, conspiracy: fr. avfx- 
 
 TTVeiO. 
 
 ^vfiTToci'^io, to tie the feet toge- 
 ther, impede, entangle ; f. iatu, 
 a. 1. avvtTTodiaa : fr. avv, ttu- 
 
 ^I'lnroOkv, having been supped 
 up, a. 1. part. pass. n. g. of 0-174- 
 
 TTll'UJ, 
 
 SYM 
 
 a. 1. pass. avvtTroOijv. 
 
 Th. TTtVU). 
 
 "SiViiTToiUo, J), f. i)aoj, to work, 
 labour, do along with ; co-opi> 
 rate, assist, sustain ; mid, to 
 gather together, as an army: fr. 
 
 (TIT, 'TTOlUo. 
 
 "LviiTTuiixaivouai, to feed with: fr. 
 avv, TToifidii'io. 
 
 Sr/iTToXf/tHij, (0, to join in war, 
 be an ally ; f. iiaio, pf. avfiTTCTTo- 
 X^iDfKa : fr. avv, TroXf fiUo. 
 
 2i7t7roXi()(»Ksw, a>, f. //Tu>, to join 
 in a siege : fr. avv, TroXiopiciio. 
 
 Yi'f.iTToXiTtia, ag, »/, conformity to 
 the same svstem of laws, c«*m- 
 nion form of government, league 
 or union of states : fr. 
 
 2»7t7roXjr5i''a>, f. anj, c\: avfnroXi- 
 Ttvo^ai, to live as fellow-citizens, 
 join or share in the administra- 
 tion, use the same system of 
 laws : fr. avv, TtoXirivio. 
 
 "S.v^nToXl'riiQ, ov, 6, a fellow-citi- 
 zen : fr. avv, TToXirijQ. 
 
 2i'jU7ro/t7rtj'(u, f. tvao), to join in a 
 procession : fr. avv, Troixirtvio. 
 
 ^vfiTTovsu), u), f. i]aio, to labour 
 together, co-operate with, en- 
 dure with : fr. avv, ttovuo. 
 
 "Sri^irrovtiptvofiai, to act wickedly 
 with, help in mischievous things: 
 fr. avv, TTovtiptvio. 
 
 ^vf^iTToptvu^iai, to go, proceed 
 with, march together, accom- 
 pany (with a dat.) ; to meet, 
 assemble t«)gether ; f. avfnro- 
 ptvao^ai, a. 1. ind. i)ass. avvt- 
 7roptvQt]v, a. 1. part. pass. av}.i- 
 TvopivdtiQ, una, tv : fr. avv, 
 
 TTOptVOpai. 
 
 ^vfJiTropOio), f. ijaio, to help in 
 wasting; : fr. avv, TropO^w. 
 
 'Sii'i.i~opiX<o, f. iaio, to supply to- 
 gether : fr. avv, Trop/^iu. 
 
 2i'^7rop7ratt», at, f. rjauj, to bind 
 together with a clasp or buckle : 
 fr. avv, TToprrdix). 
 
 Su/iTTOffia, aij, t), poet, the same 
 as avfXTToaiov. 
 
 ^vfiTToaiapxog, nv, 6, the presi- 
 dent, chairman of a banquet : 
 fr. avfiiroaioi', dpxoj. 
 
 '^vfiTToaiov, ov, TO, a drinking or 
 fe:isting together ; feast, ban- 
 quet ; dining-ball, division of 
 guests into ])arties, drinking- 
 parly : fr. avfiTrivu). 
 
 ^vfjnrbTqg, ov. 
 
 Of a bottlc-coDi- 
 
 panion, guest : fr. the same. 
 yii'l^iTroTiK'jg, 1), bv, fond of drink- 
 ing, convivial : fr. the ab<>ve. 
 ^v/xTrpaKTiop, opog, 6, a fellow- 
 worker, helpmate, attendant ; 
 fTvfXTrpuKTiop uCov, II comj)ani(»n 
 of the way : fr. 
 ^vn7rpdaau),t)r ttio, f, i,(o, to act, 
 co-oi)erate with, second, assist, 
 aid : fr. avv, -Trpdaaio, ov -ttm. 
 
 2j'/i7rpf7r //(,', tog, b, ?/, beeomin;', 
 befittini;, decorous, Th. Trpirroj. 
 
 I.yn7rpsa^irg, fwg, 6, a colleague 
 in an embassy : & 
 
 ^"f^TrptajSi'Ttpog, ov, b, a fellow- 
 ehler, member of the priest- 
 hood : fr. avv, TrptajSvg, vog, 
 compai'. TTptaiSi'jrepog. 
 
 Sj'^Trp/'/Krwp, opog, b. Ion. a fel- 
 low-worker, helpmate, accom- 
 plice : fr. avi.i7rpdaao>. 
 
 ^Vft-rrpodyot, f. d'^oj, to proceed 
 together : fr. avv, Trpodyio. 
 
 'S.vfiTr pot I fit, to go forward with 
 toi?ether, Th. tlfu. 
 
 ^Vf.i7rpoOvntoi.iai, ovfiai, to labour 
 earnestly, be anxious about the 
 same thing, incite, urge on : fr. 
 avv, TrpoOvf-iiofjiai. 
 
 ^Vfi7rpo^t}'t(o, io, f, Tjaco, to aid or 
 assist along with : fr. aiiv, irpo- 
 ^fveio. 
 
 ^VfiTTpoTTti-nro), f. xpio, to send 
 forward with, convey with ; go 
 forward with, accompany : fr. 
 avv, TrponifiTTu). 
 
 ^vixTrpbaiifii, to be present with, 
 adhere to ; f. m. avftTrpoataofxai, 
 a. 2, avuTTpoaijv. Th. tifii. 
 
 'EvjXTTTtpoio, to, f. (baoj, perf. pa.ss. 
 avvtTTT^pioTai, wings itself, or 
 flies wiih : fr. avv, Trrtoooj. 
 
 ^v\x—Tvnaio, 1. 4wj to fold toge- 
 ther or up : fr. avv, TTTvaato. 
 
 "^vfiTTTioixa, uTog, TO, a coinci- 
 dence, concurrent event, acci- 
 dent ; si/niptom : fr. avjiTriiTTio. 
 
 Y-vfiirvKvog, b, »/, joined closely 
 together, compact : fr. TcvKvog. 
 
 ^VfiTTvvOdvofiai, to learn or hear 
 along with : fr. avv, ttwOuvo- 
 jiai. 
 
 ^vfiTTi^poM, io, f. loaoj, to burn 
 together : fr. avv, Trvpbio, 
 
 ^vficpdyto, to eat with or together ; 
 f. 2. m. avfKpdyofiai, a. 2. act. 
 avv'ttpayov. Th. (})dyio. 
 
 ^vficptpti, it is useful, e.ipedient, 
 3 sing. pres. ind. of avft<pfpio. 
 
 ^v/joptpov, Tb, what is useful or 
 exj)edient; profit, advantai^e: &. 
 
 ^vi.i(ptp6vT(og, adv. expediently, 
 tisefully : tS: 
 
 ^Vfuptprbg, if, bv, brought toge- 
 ther, heaped toj^ether ; solid : fr. 
 
 ^vfirptpio, to gather together, col- 
 lect ; carry or bear together, 
 contribute ; bear with, endure ; 
 agree, accord ; be advantageous ; 
 obey ; avfitptponaty to be moved 
 (603) 
 
 2YM 
 
 along with, accompany, liavc 
 intercourse with ; be suitable, 
 fit ; agree with one, acquiesce ; 
 engage ; encounter ; fall out, 
 happen ; f. avvdaoj, a. 1. avi-q- 
 vtyKit, a. 1. part. act. cvvtviy- 
 K(ig, avTug : fr. avv, (ptpoj. 
 
 ^vfitpivyio, to fly away, banish 
 oneself with, esiai)e or seek re- 
 fuge together; f. 1. ni. (ptv^o- 
 f-uu, a. 2. act. avvt<pv^ov. Th. 
 (ptuyio. 
 
 ^VfupilfH, strictly, to speak on the 
 same side with, by nietonym. 
 assent to, agree, i'. i]aio, a. 2. 
 
 <T»Tf0//l'. Th, 0///il, 
 
 ^vij(pOtipu), to destroy together 
 or utterly : fr, avv, (pQeipio. 
 
 "^vfiilSoyyog, b, 1), concordant, in 
 unison : fr. avv, (pOoyyog, 
 
 Sy/u^tXao, io, to love with or mu- 
 tually : fr. avv, <piXfu). 
 
 2r^0tX()(TO0fa>, at, to |ihilosophise 
 or reason with or together : fr. 
 avv, (piXuao<pkuj. 
 
 Su/j^Xtyw, to burn together, re- 
 duce to ashes ; f. ^w, perf. m. 
 7rt<p\oya. Th. (pXiyio. 
 
 ^vfKpXoyi^M, to burn at the same 
 time ; blaze together ; f. iaio, 
 pf. TTtcpXoyiKa: fr. avv,(pXoyi^io. 
 
 ^vf(<poiTd(o, io, f. jjaoj, to fre(]uent 
 the same place with, be carried 
 with, be a schoolfellow : fr. avv, 
 0oirdw. Hence 
 
 '2vfi(poiTtjTi)g, ov, b, a school- 
 fellow ; class-mate. 
 
 ^VfKpovtino, f, ato, to slay ahmg 
 with, assist in slaying : fr. avv, 
 <povfvio. 
 
 2i'/Li0()p«, dg, »/, a bringing or 
 heaping together, collection ; 
 contribution ; what time brings 
 with it, occurrence, event, 
 chance, hap ; ill-fortune, cala- 
 mity : fr, avfi(p'f^()u). Hence 
 
 ^Vf.i(popaivio, \. 2»7/0opda>, io, to 
 lament together a calamity, de- 
 plore, condole. 
 
 'S.vf.Kpoptvg, tiog, b, an aid-de- 
 canij), adjutant-general : fr. 
 avficptpcj. 
 
 "Svfx^optio, I<m. for avfi<ptpio, to 
 bring together, convey, heap up; 
 avfjUpoprjaavTig, a. 1. pt. act. pi. 
 
 '2vix<popi), Ion. fi>r avficpopd, ag, 
 r), a heaping together ; calamity, 
 misfortune : fr. av^Kp'tpu). 
 
 'EvfKpopog, b, >/, useful, conducive, 
 beneficial, expedient, convenient, 
 suitable; also, a companion : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 ^vf-tcpopiog, adv., conveniently, 
 usefully : fr. the above. 
 
 EvfKppdcmov, oi'og, b, //, that de- 
 liberates with, a counsellor, un- 
 animous with : fr. 
 
 '^vfuppd'^onai, to consult, com- 
 nume with, consider of, devise ; 
 f. daofiai, poet, avfuppdaaofiai. 
 

 r 
 
 2YM 
 
 Th. (ppa^o). 
 2i'/i^pa<TfTa<T0at,a. 1. inf.m. poet. 
 
 & 
 
 2i'iu0pa<Tffaro, he intrigued with, 
 
 3 sinj;. a. I. m. Ion. .Sc poet, for 
 avvt^paffaTO^ of rri'/i^pa^o/iai. 
 2i'/i^pdo-(T(u, or 2»7i<^parru>, to 
 crowd with, stop u|), inclose, 
 shut in, crowd together ; fortify; 
 f. ?(u, ptrf. TTtipoaxa : fr. avv, 
 (podfrmo. 
 2v/x0p(>i/«iu, io, f. I'jTw, to be oi 
 tlie same mind with, think with, 
 consent, agree, harmonise, share 
 counsel with, understand, con 
 ceive : fr. ffvv, (ppov'tu). 
 ^vH<ppovpoQ, o, »'/, keeping guard 
 along with, a companion in 
 watching : fr. rrvv, (pnovpoQ. 
 'S.v[.i(ppv'yio, or vTTiOf f. ^w, to 
 parch, roast, or broil with : fr. 
 avv, (ppvyu). 
 2i'/i0pojv, oi'oc, o, »/, consentient: 
 
 fr. avVy (pprfv. 
 2u/i0uyag, ctCog, 6, »/, a fellow- 
 exile : fr. (Tvv, <pevy(o. 
 Xvfiipvtiffai, nom. pi. f. g. fr. a. 2 
 part. pass, of avfitpvofiai. 
 "SlvfKpvXa^, aKTOf, 6, one who aids 
 m guarding, a fellow-keeper : fr. 
 trvv, <pv\a^. 
 ^viJi(pv><dTTio, f. 5w, to guard or 
 watch togetlier : fr. cvp, (pv- 
 XdtTffiiJ. 
 "SvfitpvyiTTjQy ov, 6, one of the 
 same tribe or nation, a country- 
 man : fr. ffvvy ^vX'iTrjQ. Th. 
 <pv\i]. 
 'S.vfKpvXoQ, 6, T/, of the same tribe, 
 race, or nation, kindred ; con- 
 genial, conformable : fr. <tvv, 
 tpvXr}. 
 Dir/i^uojuat, to grow together 
 witli, coalesce, unite ; a. 2. pass. 
 avvi(pvf]V, a. 2. part. pass, crvfi- 
 0uut;, tio-a, fv, Th. 0uw. 
 Sy/z^up/itog, ov, 6, a mixture : & 
 2t'/x0»/prot.-, o, >/, mixed together, 
 thrown huo confusion : fr. 
 'S.vfKpvpio, to mix with, blend to- 
 gether, disfigure ; f. 0ypa>, perf. 
 Tri(pvpKa, perf. pass. Trscpvnfiai : 
 fr. (TVP, 0rpa». 
 
 St'/i0i"(Taaj, lo, to blow or breathe 
 together, agree, conspire or in- 
 trigue together : fr. cui', (^vaduj. 
 
 'S.vfKpvrevu), f. tvffu), to engraft ; 
 plant together ; (jvn<f>vTfv(Tai 
 Toiipyov or to tpyov, to be joint 
 author of a work : fr. <ti)i', (pv- 
 
 TiVU). 
 
 ^vi.i(pvrog, 6, i), planted together 
 
 with ; set with trees ; shady, 
 
 dark ; born with, innate, kin 
 
 dred, inherent, congenial, like, 
 
 natural to : fr. 
 :^vfx<pvuj,f.vffoj,Y>ert<TVfnTi<l>VKa, 
 
 to plant together with, cause to 
 unite, join together ; grow to- 
 gether : fr. (TVV, 0»w. 
 
 2YN 
 
 Si'/i0(u»4w, to make as it were 
 one harmony of different voices, 
 sound together, harmonise with; 
 metai»h. to agree, conspire to- 
 gether, make a bargain with one 
 consent ; f. }]<no, \}eri'. avfiTri- 
 (pojVfjKa, a. 1. (Tvri(pi'ov7]ffa, a. 1. 
 pass. (TvvetpMi'iiOijv ; avi'Kpio 
 viiBu I'fih', it was agreed among 
 you : fr. avv, (pwveuj. Th. (pio- 
 vi). 
 ^vfi(pwvrj(Tig, «wg, r/, concord, 
 agreement, harnutny, a concert, 
 symphony : fr. ffvfi<piovkoj. 
 'S.vfitpiovia, ag, »'/, harmony, a con- 
 cert, symphony : 6i 
 Xvfi(pioi'oi', ov, TO, an agreement, 
 bargain : fr. 
 
 ^v^(pjj vog, 6, »/, having the same 
 sound or note with ; metaph. 
 consonant, agreeing with, har- 
 moni<ius, corresponding to, simi- 
 lar : fr. (TVV, (fnnvi}. 
 Yv^ypavu), f. (Tui, to come in con- 
 tact with, kiss : fr. avv, ypaino. 
 2i'/i\//aw, u), to scrape together, 
 sweep with, sweep away as a 
 torrent, efface all marks of one's 
 footstei)s; a. 1. part, avfxrprjffag. 
 Th. \l/dio. 
 ^vfixprjipiKoJ, to vote with, calcu- 
 late, compute; f. iVw, a. 1. <tvv- 
 t\pij<pKfa, perf. avvt^r]<piKa : fr, 
 avv, \pi]<piK^. Th. 4'ii(p(^g- 
 Si'/i\///^0oC, o, »'/, concurring in a 
 > ote or resolution, of the same 
 suffrage : fr. ffvv, i//»)0or. 
 Jlvfiil/vxog, o, >'/, unanimous : fr. 
 
 (TVV, \l^vxV- 
 
 ^Y N, xVtt. I(»n. & Dor. Kvv, Lat. 
 cum, with, together with, along 
 with, a prep. g(>verning a dat.; 
 (TVV XpKTTif Hvai, to be with 
 Christ ; (tvv Ot(^, with God's 
 assistance ; (tvv tivi dvai, to be 
 on the side of any one. In the 
 LXX., its combination with an 
 accus. is contrary to the usage 
 of the Greeks. In compos, to- 
 gether with, equally, at the same 
 time ; it is also often super- 
 fluous. 
 Sf'v, a hog, ace. sing. fr. (Tvg, 
 (Tvbg, a hog. 
 Yvvayaytiv, a. 2. inf. act. & 
 ^vvdyayov, for (xvin'iyayov, a. 2. 
 
 ind. act. of (Tvvdyuj. 
 ^vvdyytXog, 6, v, a fellow-mes- 
 senger. Th. dyyiWio. 
 ^vvayiipu), to gather or collect 
 together, assemble ; Yvvaytipo- 
 fiai, mid. to assemble ; collect 
 one's self, become collected in 
 mind. Th. dyei'pw. 
 YvvdytpOtv, Bueot. for (Tvvr]yip 
 9r)(Tav, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. pass, of 
 the above. 
 2vvdyj/v/it, f. dKo), to break in 
 pieces, break entirely : fr. (tvv, 
 
 dyvvui. 
 
 (604) 
 
 2YN 
 
 "Svvayoptvvj, f. fit mo, to speak 
 the same things with, enter into 
 stipulations with, concur in re- 
 commending or persuading, as- 
 sent to, espouse the cause of, 
 advocate, bid : fr. <ti)i', dyopft-tu. 
 ^vvnypoi-Ui'og, pres. part, of avv- 
 dypo/mt, to gather t(»gether, as- 
 semble : fr. (TVV, dypo/tai, for 
 dyfipo/irtt. Th. dytipio. 
 livvayvpiibg, ov, b, a collection, 
 assembling ; tig (rvvayvpfibv 
 (ppnvi)(T(iog, Plato Polit. 2. p. 
 272, to get wi.sdom : fr. (Tvv, 
 dyvpiio, to gather together ; 
 whence also 
 •S.vrdyvpTog, b, 1), collected, ga- 
 thered together. 
 
 vvrdycu, to bring together, collect, 
 assemble, draw together, recon- 
 cile, contract ; unite in society 
 or marriage; infer; applied to 
 one only, Matth. xxv. '^b, ttvog 
 y^itiv, Kui (jvvt)ydyaTt: /if, ye 
 took me in, received me,cScLXX. 
 in Jud. ovK i(TTiv dp>)p (Tvv(iyu)V 
 ^e fig Tr}i' oiKiav ; & 2 Sam. 
 ' Grotius sets this down as a 
 Hebrew idiom, nor have I at 
 present a satisfactory answer.' 
 Kypke ; f. rrwdKu}, a. 2. (Tvvfj- 
 yov, Att. (TWi'iyayov, a. 2. im- 
 per. (Tvvdyaye, collect, 2 pi. 
 (TvvaydytTt, a. 2. subj. act. (Tvv- 
 oydyu), a. 2. part. act. (Tvray- 
 ayuiv, oiKTa, bv, perf. ind. act. 
 (Tvvijxa, perf. i>ass. (Tvvriynai, 
 Kai, KTai, perf. part. pass, avvjjy- 
 yifvog, gathered together, a. I. 
 ind. pass. (rvviix^HV, a. 1. part, 
 pass. avva\Qi\g, tvTog, f. 1. ind. 
 ])ass. (Twax^iimmai, perf. m. 
 avvtiyayci : fr. auv, dyu>. 
 Jlvvayioytvg, tojg, b, that draws 
 
 together, reconciles : & 
 Svi'ayoiyr), T/c, //, a synago<jue, 
 congregation, school, meeting, 
 bringing or assembling together, 
 collection, reconciliation ; arma- 
 ment; inference, conclusion : fr. 
 the above. 
 'S.vvayiovi^o^ai, to coml)at toge- 
 ther with, exert oneself in be- 
 half of, succour ; f. m. iaoixai^ 
 peif. pass. (Tvviiywvia^iai, a. 1. 
 m. (TvvijyLovKjdftiiv, a. 1. inf. m. 
 (TvvayujviaacrOai : fr. (Tvv, dyut- 
 vt^o;(«i. Th. dyujv. Hence 
 'S.vvayon>i(TTt)g, ov, b, one who 
 combats with another, a fellow- 
 combatant, auxiliary ; ace. plur. 
 avvayiovKTTag. 
 'S.vvdhXipog, b, »/, having a bro- 
 ther or brothel's. Th. dCtX<p6g. 
 'S.vvahKiuj, ui, f. r)(To>, to C(»ncur 
 in injuring another, annoy toge- 
 ther, be an accomplice : fr. aur, 
 
 d^lKlix). 
 
 Svj'^fw, & l.vvaiiCio, f. aoj, to 
 shig with, sing in concert, agree 
 
 2YN 
 
 with. Th. dti^u), contr. q,^oi. 
 
 Ivvaeipu), f. tpCJ, a. I. ijupa, to 
 assist to lift up ; fasten toge- 
 ther : fr. (TVV, dtipoj. 
 
 ^vvaOXsui, ib, to combat along 
 with, struggle hard in behalf of ; 
 f. I'lfToj, perf. (Tvvii9Xi]Ka, a. I. 
 (Ti'}'ii9Xrjrra : fr. (tvv, cWXioj, for 
 diOXfio. 
 
 ^vraOnoil^tt}, to collect or assem- 
 ble together, accumulate ; f. 
 oirruj, perf. avin)OpoiKa, a. 1. (tvv- 
 t)Opoi(Ta, a. 1. })art. act. (tvv- 
 aOpuirrag, ai'Tog, perf. pass, crw 
 r]Opoi(T^iai, perf. part. pass. (Tw- 
 tfOpoKTfiivog, 1], 01', having been 
 collected : fr. avv, aQpo'iC^ti. 
 
 XvvatySijv, adv. at once, with one 
 charge. Th. diaaoj. 
 
 ^vvaiKTtjv, they made the attack 
 together. Ion. for avviiiKTijv, 3 
 dual jtlu[)f. pass. <»f (Twataau). 
 
 "Ei'vaifiog, 6, )},of the same blood; 
 a brother or sister : avi', aJfxn. 
 
 'S.vvaivkui, at, f. kaio, to give as- 
 sent to, aj)prove, prai.se, promise: 
 fr. avv, aii'ku). 
 
 ^vvaii'vf^iai, to collect together, 
 take at once : fr. avv, ahv/Jiai. 
 
 Si'i'rtfoltu, to cut off at once, join 
 in (lest roving, consign to com- 
 mon ruin, prey or seize uj)on, 
 C(»m press, contract into one, col- 
 lect together : fr. avv, aipkut, to 
 take, f. rjauj, perf. yptjKO, a. 2. 
 ttXor; avvtXovTi fjVeti', to speak 
 in contracted terms, sj)eak brief- 
 ly. 
 
 Hifvaiput, to lift up, carry a bur- 
 den with, reckon w ith, join one- 
 self w ith, undertake with, com- 
 bine, share in, co-operate, aid ; 
 f. avvapvj, ])erf. avvtfpKn, a. 1. 
 avviipa, a. 1. inf. act. avvdpai. 
 Th. alnio. 
 
 ^vvataaoj, to rush with, make an 
 attack together ; f. 1. m. avv- 
 ai^o/mt, perf. pass. avvi]"iyy.ai, 
 })hipf. avvtjtyfxjjv, Ko, kto. Th. 
 diTffaJ. 
 
 ^vvaiTiog, a, ov, being the cause 
 or author together with another, 
 the joint cause or author : fr. 
 avi', (UTtog. 
 
 l-vvaix^idXioTOQ, b, 1), a fellow- 
 prisoner : fr. avv, a/y/LtaXwrog. 
 
 2yi'a»c/<d^o», f. daio, to grow to 
 maturity, flourish w ith or at the 
 same time : fr. avv, aKfid'^m. 
 
 XwaKoXwOkio, a, to follow toge- 
 ther, accompany, agree ; f. ijad), 
 pei"f. avvrjKoXovGrjKa, sl. 1. avv- 
 ijKoXov9t]aa. Th. dKoXovOog. 
 
 ^vvaKovut, f. aw, to hear together 
 with, hear one another. Th. 
 aKovio. 
 
 ^vvaKpodofiai, wfiai, to listen to- 
 gether with, hear or learn with: 
 fr. avv, uKpodofxai. 
 
 J.vvaXaXdi^u)j f. ^a>, to celebrate 
 
 2YN 
 
 together : fr. avv, dXaXdc^ct. 
 
 ^vvaXykio, a, to grieve, condole 
 with ; f. Tjfo-w, perf. avviiXyijKa: 
 fr. avv, dXystjj. Th. dXyog. 
 
 Sfj'aXeyw, to mind or rt>;ard 
 with, aid in effecting. Th. dXkyw. 
 
 Si'j'aXtrt^tu, f. ^ui, to collect or as- 
 semble together : fr. avv, dXia, 
 an assembly. 
 
 ^vvaXi'^io, to gather or collect 
 together, convoke ; f. aw, perf. 
 avvtiXiKa, pres. part. pass, aw- 
 aXi^ofitiwg, meeting together, 
 assembling, a. 1. part. pass, aw- 
 aXiaOtig : fr. avv, dXi^w. 
 
 "SlvvaXiaKw, to take together with, 
 consume or spend together : fr. 
 avv, uXiaKw. 
 
 l-vvaXXayii, ijg, »'/, exchange, 
 connnerce, intercourse or deal- 
 ings w ith one : & 
 
 2vmXXoyji/a,aro(;, ro, commerce, 
 exchange, barter, traffic, mer- 
 chandise, contract, agreement, 
 communion, dealings : fr. 
 
 HvvaXXaTTw, to commune with, 
 bargain with one, make a con- 
 tract or agreement with, have 
 business with, contract friend- 
 ship, reconcile, associate to. Th. 
 dXXaTTw, f. 4w, perf. TiXXax^^- 
 
 ^vvaXoidw, w, f. yaw, to shatter, 
 bruise : fr. avv, dXoidw. 
 
 5!i'i'a'/i' for Yvvdpa, adv. together 
 with : fr. avv, iii.ia. 
 
 '^avajjaOvvio, f. uvw, to reduce 
 Ui ashes with : i'v.aiv, d^iaOvvw. 
 
 ^vva{.idofiai, f. yaofxai, to collect 
 or heap together : fr. avv, dfxdw. 
 
 ^vva/xiXXdoiiai, wftai, to l)egin a 
 contest with or together. Th. 
 ufiiXXa. 
 
 ^vvdfiopog, or "S-vvd^wpog, b, y), 
 destructive, pernicious ; a rava- 
 ger, waster. See avvaf.iwpiw. 
 
 ^vvafiTTtxio, & -TTiaxm, to wrap 
 round with, envelope, cover 
 completely : fr. avv, dfi7rkx(t*. 
 
 "Evvafivvot, f. I'l'o), to join in 
 aiding : fr. avv, dfivvw. 
 
 ^vva^(p6Ttpoi, ai, a, both toge- 
 ther. Th. ufi^w, both. 
 
 "Evvafiwpiw, to do mischief, lay 
 waste ; but aiva^iojpiw is the 
 proper form; fr. aii'dfuopog, b, y, 
 destined to hurt others, born to 
 be a pest to others : there is also 
 aivdfiopog ; fr. a'lvw, to hurt, & 
 yiopvg, fate. Th. fxtipw. 
 
 'S.vvavajiaivw, to go up with, 
 mount, join in an expedition ; f, 
 m. (ifiaofiai, a. 2. act. avvave- 
 j3yv, a. 2. part. act. avvavafidg : 
 fr. ai'v, (ivalSaivot. 
 
 ^vvavafiodw, u>, f. d'aw, to join 
 in a cry : fr. avv, dvafSodw. 
 
 'Zvvai'ayiy)'waKw,ioresi(\ together 
 with : fr. avv, dvayiyvwaKw. 
 
 'S.vvai'oyKd^w, f. daw, to compel 
 together with. Th. dvayKij. 
 (605) 
 
 2:yn 
 
 '^vi'avaipkw, to remove together, 
 join in destroying: fr. avv, dvai- 
 ptw, f. i)aw, a. 2. dXov. 
 
 ^vfavaKdfiTTTw, f. i//t«>, to bend 
 with, return with. Tli. KnyiTZTw. 
 
 ^vvaraKti^iat, to recline with, 
 eat together: fr. avv,dvdKttfica, 
 f. m. Ktiaoi^iai. 
 
 ^vvaj'ciXiaKw, f. Xwrrtu, to spend 
 together, dissipate with : h'.aiv, 
 dvitXiaKw. 
 
 "^vvavafiiyvvfu, to mix or blend 
 with, associate with ; f. avvnva- 
 HiK^o, a. 1. avvav'miia, pres. inf. 
 pass. avvavafiiyvvaOtii : fr. avv, 
 dvafiiyvvfii. Hence 
 
 'Svvavdfii^ig, ewg, ?/, a mixing 
 tog(>ther, intercourse with. 
 
 ^vvavaTrarofiai, to rest, refresh 
 or recruit oneself with ; f. -nav- 
 aofiai : fr. avv, dvairavw. 
 
 ^vvavaTrXiKot,to interweave, con- 
 nect together ; f. rrXk^w, perf. 
 TTSTrXtxct : fr. avv, di'aTrXtKw. 
 
 ^vvavatrpaTTw, f. ^w, to assist 
 in exacting. Th. Trpdrrw. 
 
 2i'j'aj'a(Trpt^a>,f. ;^w, to turn back, 
 or return with : avvavaaTui(})0- 
 fiai, to converse or have inter- 
 course with one : fr. avv, dva- 
 aTp^<pw. Hence 
 
 ^vvavaaTpocl))}, jjg, ?/, a returning 
 or associating with, intercourse, 
 conversation. 
 
 ^vv(i}>a^(pw, to carry or bring up 
 with, join in carrying off ; f. 
 avvavoiaw, perf. avvavyvfyKa : 
 fr. avv, dva^spw. Hence 
 
 llvvava(popd, dg, 1), relation or re- 
 spect to any thing ; Itti rd 9t7a, 
 to divine thing.s. 
 
 ^vvaveaTpd(piiv, a. 2. ind. pass, 
 of avvavaaTp't(pw. 
 
 'S.vvnviaryni, f. avaaTyaw, to 
 cause to rise w ith, raise together; 
 intr. (Sc mid. to rise up tojrether: 
 ir. avi', aviaTijfu. 
 
 HvvavTau), w, to meet, (with a 
 dat.) happen ; f. rjaw, f. I. part. 
 act. avvavTi'}nwv,ovTog, a. 1. ind. 
 act. avvyvTyaa, a. 1. part, avv- 
 avTtjaag : fr. avv, dvrdw. 
 
 Svi'djTj/jUrt, arog, Tb, a meeting, 
 
 event, occurx'ence 
 
 & 
 
 ^vvdvTyaig, ewg, >/, a meeting, 
 
 occurrence : fr. the above. 
 ^vvavTid^w, f. daw, to meet w ith, 
 
 happen : fr. avv, dvTidlw. 
 'S.vvavTiXctf.ifidvo^ai, to take liold 
 
 of with another, assist jointly; 
 
 succour in turn, (with a dat.) a. 
 
 2.m. avvavTfXa(i6fi}]v, a. 2. subj. 
 
 m. avvavTiXdfiwf^iai : fr. avv. 
 
 dvTi, Xofifidvw, f. m. Xifxpofiai. 
 
 a. 2. tXal^ov. 
 ^vvuvtXsw, w, f. yaw, to exhaust 
 
 or endure to the end with : fr. 
 
 aci>, di'TXiw. 
 '^vvdrTOjxai, to meet with, meet, 
 
 poet, for avvavTd(»t. 
 
7 
 
 r 
 
 2YN 
 
 ^vvai'VTu)f & -vvu)y f. vffoj, to 
 finish, accomplish with or toge- 
 ther : fr. niii', avuToj. 
 
 2y^o^to(tt, u/y to concur with, join 
 in wishing, assent to : fr. avi^, 
 aiinut. 
 
 "Em'aotCbg, ov, o, //, singing in 
 concert with : fr. avr, dtiioj. 
 
 "Sivvdopot;^ 6, J/, a mate, juirtner, 
 companion. Th. aftow, f. (upu), 
 ])t'rf. m. yona, Ion. aopa 
 
 Syj'aTra'yw, to lead away with, 
 seduce by example ; f. Ko, perf. 
 avva7ri]xa, pres. pai't. m. (tvv- 
 atrayoiitvoq, withdrawing from 
 one party and joining another, 
 complying with, a. 1. ind. i>ass. 
 orviaTTTjxOt]}', i)q, »/, I was car- 
 ried away with, a. 1. part. pass, 
 frt'ra-ax^f 't%^»'^^C. having l)een 
 carried away with : fr. aii', air- 
 dyu). 
 
 ^vvaTrainio, to take off with ; intr. 
 to migrate along with : fr. crvp, 
 ciTTaiou). 
 
 "^vvaTraQ, d(Ta, av, all united, all 
 together : fr. ovv, uTrag. 
 
 'S.vva.-ttfii, to go away together 
 
 with : fr. (tvv, iiTriiiu. 
 ^vi'aTr'tKpvipct, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 (Tvva-n-oKovTTTio, to hide with. 
 
 }LtM'a7ra)\'(>/tat, to go or depart 
 with one : fr. crvr, dTTipxoi-iai. 
 
 ^vi'mrKTrUiTO, Ion. for cnnnKpitr- 
 ravTo, 3 pers. pi. impi-rf. pass, 
 of (Tvva^i(TT}]pi ; according to 
 others, nvva-inrrTaiaro. 
 ^fraTro^ofct/jci^o), f. dfTu), to dis- 
 approve, discountenance equally : 
 fr. (Tvi', aTTodoKipd^io. 
 'Evvairocpdio, ui, to run away or 
 escape wiih : fr. <tvu, dTro^pdiij. 
 Si'ra Trotyl' //Ticw, to die with, (with 
 a dat.) a. 2. ind. act. avvuTr'tOa- 
 vov, a. 2. inf. avvairoQaviiv : 
 fr. avVy dirb, Sl 9i'I](tk(o, f. 2. m. 
 9ai>ov[xca, perf. act. TtOvtiKa. 
 llvvaTroKdpi'iij, f. Kafini'ixai,U> be- 
 come wearv with or toj'ether : 
 fr. «Ti)i', dTTOKapvoj. 
 Y-wairoKti^'ii, to be laid up with. 
 
 Th. Kt~i^iai. 
 XwaTTotcpi'TmOf f. ypiOy to hide 
 with : fr. (xri', diroKpvTTTio. 
 
 SYN 
 
 pnte witli ; f. (TwaTroartXio, pf. 
 
 avvair'trrTaKKa, a. 1. (TvvaTrk- 
 
 (Trei\a : fr. avv, aTroortWa*. 
 'EvvcnrrbQ, /}, ov, bound or united 
 
 together : fr. 
 Si'i^aVrw, to fasten, tie together, 
 
 join, hatch or stir up, engage 
 
 in, contest. gra[»ple with, adhere 
 
 to, reach, iniite, arrive at ; also 
 
 in mid.; f. i//w, i)erf. avi'tj'pa ; 
 
 (Twdirrti wpa, time presses. Th. 
 
 aVrtu. 
 ^vj'npai, a. 1. inf. act. of (jwainoj, 
 
 to lift up. Th. (upoj, to lift up ; 
 
 f. ai)u>, ])erf. ypica, a. 1. ypa. 
 Hvvcipaadai, a. 1. inf. m. of the 
 
 same verb. 
 'S.vvapddcflo, f. ^(o, to cioish, break 
 
 t(» pieces, dash together: fr. avv, 
 
 dnarrfToj. 
 2i;j'aoi(r/ca», f. tmo, to be equally 
 
 jileasing, be pleased along with, 
 
 approve : fr. avv, dptaKio. 
 I-vvapi'inaKrai, by Att. redupl. for 
 
 fTuin'ipaKTai, 3 sing. perf. pass. 
 
 fr. avvaodfTffijj. 
 ^vvapOpoi;, o, »/, connected by 
 
 SYN 
 
 w ith, connect, jom in one : fr. 
 avi', dprdu). 
 
 "Evi'ctpTvvio, f. WW, to prepare 
 or ari-ange together, fit out or 
 equip together: fr. ffvi^, dprvvio. 
 
 2i;r«oxii'> f- ^w» to govern with, 
 Ije a colleague in power: fr. ai'i', 
 dox^o. 
 
 '^vvdpui, f. anib, to fit or join toge- 
 ther : fr. (TV I', dpu). 
 
 ^vvapioybi;, oi), o, a coadjutor, 
 assistant : fr. avv, npi'iyu). 
 
 Si')'a(TO0£w, a>,to be unwise along 
 with : fr. avv, d(ro(pt oj. 
 
 '^vi'uaTri^ii), f. i'(T<i>, Att. lio, Sc 
 ^I'VarrTTiCoio, to fight with shield 
 to shield, in close combat ; fight 
 forming a barrier by joining 
 shields, called the testudo : fr. 
 (Tur, d(T7ri^io. Hence 
 
 2Li'j'0(T7rt<T/<6(;, ov, b, a military 
 arrangement for nuitual defence, 
 so that one soldier had his shield 
 close to that of another, the te^- 
 twlo : Si. 
 
 ^vraaTTKjTi'ig, ov, b, a fellow- 
 coml)atant. 
 
 joints, united : fr. avv, uoBpov. ^vvaaxa^dio, w, to grieve or feel 
 
 '^vyauiOj.dio^ u>,to number or rank 
 with, compute ; f. //rra>, ])erf. 
 i]ni9i.n)Ka : fr. avi', doiOpsw. 
 
 Suraoiorad*, tJ, f. t'/to;, to dine 
 with : fr. cer, dpiardLo. 
 
 ^vvapiGTti'ii), f. (Tio, to act brave- 
 ly, signalise oneself along with : 
 
 fr. (TVV, dpl(TTtVlO. 
 
 'EvvapKtoj.iai, ovpcu, (with a dat.) 
 
 to be sulncient, bear patiently 
 
 w ith one, be coniplaisant to : fr. 
 
 (TVV, dpicEofiai. 
 'S.vvctpno'Cio, f. 6(Tii), Dor. o'iu), to 
 
 fit or close together, construct, 
 
 equip, compose, adjust, harmo- 
 nise with : fr. (tvv, dpfio^io. 
 ^vrapfioXoyio), w, to set together 
 
 exactly, fit nicely, construct with 
 
 exact proportion ; f. 7)(Tu), perf 
 
 o-yi'/jnjuoX6yt;K:a,part. ])res. pass. 
 
 (TvvappoXoytufitvog ovfitvog, io- 
 
 fievt) ov/iirr/, being nicely fitted: 
 
 fr. (TVV, dpp.o\oyioj. 
 '^v)'dnpn^tv, Dor. cV Ion. for (tvv- 
 
 iipfioaev, a. 1. ind. act. of cryj^ap- 
 
 '2vva7ro\afil5dvio, to receive at Syi^ap/ioo-Oi/i'at, a. 1. inf. pass, of 
 
 the same time. Th. XapjSdvio 
 Sj'ra7ro\6ory(,-, 2 sing. a. I. subj. 
 
 act. cSc 
 2i;i/a7roXy,youshould perish with, 
 
 2 sing. a. 2. subj. m. fr. 
 XvvmroXXv^ii, to destroy with ; f. 
 
 (TwaTToXacTio ; mid. (TwuttoXXv- 
 
 fiai, to perish with, a. 2. m. (tvv- 
 
 ciTTojXofirjv : fr. (tvv, dTroXXv/xt. 
 '^vvaiTOfiapaivop.ai, to wither or 
 
 waste away at the same time : 
 
 fr. avv, diroixapairio. 
 
 'S.VVaTTOTTffXTTU), f. \piJJ, tO SCUd 
 
 away together with. Th. —t/iTrw. 
 Syi/aTTooTiWw, to send forth, de- 
 
 the same verb 
 
 ^vvapTtayr), riQ, i), a plundering, 
 ra[»ine : fr. 
 
 SuraoTra^w, to .snatch, carry off 
 or away together, seize with 
 violence, rob, })lunder, arrest, 
 catch; f. a(ru> «Sc a^w, pf. (Tvvl]p- 
 iraKO, plupf. (TwrjoTrdKEiv, a. 1. 
 ind. act. (ri'vi7p7rao'a,a. 1. pt. ervv- 
 apndcrai:, avTog, a. 1. ind. pass. 
 (Tvv>}pTrd<j9i)v, a. 1. part. pass. 
 (Tvvai)7raa9ti(;, ivrog, having 
 been snatched with violence. 
 Th. upTrd^u). 
 
 ^vvapTa-jj, Cj, f. r]rTu), to hang uj) 
 (600) 
 
 indiiiiiatiou to^fether with : fr. 
 ci'j', a<T\a\rta». 
 
 "E-vi'ttvaivio, f. a}'io, to dry up 
 together : fr. (tvv, avaivio. 
 
 Yvvavcduj, w, to sjieak with, con- 
 sent or agree : fr. (tvv, aitcdo). 
 
 ^vvavXia, ac, »'/, a concirt of 
 flutes or pipes ; concord, union, 
 marriage ; confiiet : (TvvavXog. 
 
 '^vvavXi^uj, f. imo, to assemble 
 together; mid. ^vvavXi'Cofiui, to 
 live with, tarry with in close 
 comnuniion ; f. ni. ho fiat, perf. 
 pass. (TvvT]vXi(Tpai : fr. cur, au- 
 Xt'Cio. Th. avXi}. 
 
 ^vvavXog, b //, that sojourns in 
 the same tent, abiding w ith ; fr. 
 avv, aiiXj) : according with, in 
 music,concordcint ;fr. avv,avXug. 
 
 'EvvcivKdvuj, to cause to increase, 
 augment, make to grow with ; 
 f. avvav^i]au}, perf. avv)jv'i,iiKa, 
 pi'es. i>ass. avvavKdvofiai ; &, 
 'Zwdi'tofiai, to increase, grt)W 
 up, thrive or flourish together, 
 pres. inf. ni. avvttvK'iveaOai: fr. 
 avv, av^uvu), or ai'^o*. 
 
 "SwavKn^tj, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. 
 pass, of the above. 
 
 2ui'a0£trt, ag, »/, a union, junction ; 
 metrical term : fr. avvatpiig. 
 
 ^vvacpi), rig, i), a conjunction, con- 
 nexion : fr. pf. m. of avvuTTTio. 
 
 ^vva(pt)g, fog, b, »'/, joined toge- 
 ther, connected : fr. avvuTTTit). 
 
 '2vvax9fji'ai, a. 1. inf. pass, of 
 avvdyw, to bring together, as- 
 semble ; f. d^u), perf. (ri'i'//\rt. 
 
 Sui^a; f^ijaopai, y, trai, f. 1. ind. 
 pass, of the same verb. 
 
 ^vvdx9(ifini, to condole, grieve or 
 sympathise with: avi', rt'\6'o/'«i. 
 
 SYN 
 
 ^vva\pig, eioQ, y, a conjunction, 
 joining togt>ther : fr. avvaTTTio. 
 
 ^vvd;pofiev, 1 pL f. 1. act. of avv- 
 dTT-io, to fasten together. Th. 
 
 UTTTU}. 
 
 ^vviat'Oo, f. i^w, to slay with or 
 togi-ther : fr avv, Buttio. 
 
 ^vvlaiTujnyOpov,b, a fellow-guest: 
 fr. 
 
 ^vv^aioj, f. aco, to feast with, 
 
 celeljrate a festi\al with : fr. 
 
 avj\ Saiuj. 
 
 ^vi'^aKVio, to bite, fasten tofrether 
 
 the jaws upon : fr. avv, Cukvio. 
 
 "^vvCtiTrvtiij, w, f. ijrriOj to sup 
 
 with : fr. avv, ctnrvtM. 
 '^vvhiTTvog, 6, //, supping with, a 
 
 guest : fr. avv, hlTrvov. 
 ^uvoiafiog, ov, o, a tight knot, 
 tie, b<ind, bundle ; conspiracy ; 
 in grannnar, a conjunction ; pi. 
 avvdiafia, (ov, rd, fastenings, 
 joints : iSi. 
 I'urotroj', ov, rb, a bond, chain : 
 
 fr. 
 liuvdeTog, b, >), bound or fastened 
 
 together : fr. avvCsio. 
 Xvvctvfifvng, Ion. for avvctofie- 
 vog, ovfitvog, being bound toge- 
 ther with one : fr. 
 Xvvcsu), to bind, tie, fasten toge- 
 ther, unite in friendship, recon- 
 cile ; f. yauj, perf. avvciCfKa, 
 pf. pass, avv^icefiai, ])crf. i)art. 
 pass, avvdtctjjih'og: fv.avv, c'tuj. 
 ^vv^ial5aivu), to cross over toge- 
 ther. Th. i^aivio. 
 ^vv^ialidXXio, f. /iaX J}, to defame, 
 vilify, calunmiate together with: 
 fr. avv, Ct(t(3dXXio. 
 i:i't'("(a/3</3a^w, to help in convey- 
 ing over : fr. avv, cinlSii^d^io. 
 ^vvhairdofiai, lofxai, f. iiaofiai, 
 to live together, dwell with one, 
 be habitually conversant with : 
 fr. avv, Siairdonai. 
 ^vv^taKivCvvtv</), to expose one- 
 stlf to danger, share in danger 
 with : fr. avv, CiaKivcvvivu). 
 ^vvSutfisvit), f. evto, to remahi 
 
 with t fr. ai'v, hafdvLo. 
 ^vvSiciTrpdmo, f. ^(,>, to assist in 
 executing; Si'rCirtTrparro/iot, to 
 treat in behalf of, act for, bar- 
 gain with : fr. avv, Cimrpdrroj. 
 "Slvi'SuiTaXaiTriop'soj, io, f. {jaco, to 
 endure misery or calamity with: 
 fr. avVj iid, TaXanrwpsio. 
 ^vvSiariOtJUi, f. 9iiaio, to dispose, 
 din ct with : fr. avv, ci(tTi9t]fu. 
 ^vv^tarpTiiio, f. ;//a>, to taiTy or 
 converse with, have interccmrse 
 with, attend upon as an instruc- 
 tor, be engaged in, devote one's 
 best endeavours to : fr. avv, 
 SiaTpiiiio. 
 '^vvcia(pfpi0j to bear or endure 
 with another, help another to 
 endure ; carry through, under- 
 take with : fr. avv, Cia<pfpio, 
 
 2YN 
 
 ^vvSia(p9tipu), f. epiS, to dcstrov 
 
 together or at the same time 
 
 with : fr. avv, ^ui(p9tipio. 
 ^vvSiaxtipi^o), f. iaio, to perform 
 
 or despatch together ; slay, 
 
 butcher, assist in killing: fr. abv, 
 
 ctnxtipi'Cf^. 
 ^vrhi^tifu, to go through along 
 
 with, investigate jointly : ir. 
 
 avv, ^tf^f//u. 
 ^vvcdTpii^ov, impf. or a. 2. ind. 
 
 act. of avvSiarpii'^oj. 
 ^I'l'CujiJifpet'io, to stay the whole 
 
 dav with. Th. »}/(?(,«. 
 '^vvcujT('iTo,:i sing, imperf. m. of 
 
 avviuurdonat, lopcti, to live 
 
 together, dwell with. 
 ^vvCiKaKio, f. dau), to assist in 
 
 julministering justice : fr. av)'. 
 
 ciKu^to. Hence 
 ^vvCiKaaTi)g, ov, b, a fellow- 
 
 'HIvvCikUo, (J, f. yaoj, to advocate, 
 defend another's cause: fr. avv, 
 ctKy. 
 
 ^vvciK0(:, b, y, a companion, de- 
 fender, advocate, one deputed 
 to j)lead in a public cause ; a 
 syndic ; avvciKoi, the defenders 
 or advocates, who at (mce es- 
 pouse the same cause. Th. cix)]. 
 
 '^vvcioiKiio, u>, f. ijau), to assist in 
 managing, superintend: fr. o-rr. 
 
 ClOlKtU). 
 
 ^vvcuoKu), f. 4'(t>, to pursue or 
 ])rosecute with, become h. party 
 w ith a plaintift' : fr. avv, ^imkco. 
 
 ^vvCokUo, used impers., avvSoKtl, 
 it .seems proj)er or fit, is agreed 
 to by all. Th. CokUo. 
 
 ^vv^oKifid^w, f. daio, to try, put 
 to the test, or ]>rove togetlier : 
 fr. cri'i', ^oKifid(^io. 
 
 Suj'^o^a^w, to honour (»r glorify 
 Avith; f. daio, perf. avv^tco^aKa, 
 a. 1. ind. pass. avvtCoKctaOijv, 
 a. 1. subj. pass. avvCo^aa9Cj : 
 fr. avv, do^d'Coj ; fr. Culia. Th. 
 
 doKEiO. 
 
 ^vi'dovXevw, f. rrw, to be a fellow- 
 slave : fr. ai'v, ^ovXevco. 
 
 ^vvduvXng, b, /}, a fellow-slave. 
 Th. CovXog. 
 
 '^vv^pofiiXv, a. 2. inf. & 
 
 "Evi'dpafiovTiov, gen. pi. a. 2. part, 
 act. of avi'Tpfx^, t^ ^'un toge- 
 ther. Th. Tpfxoj, to run, f. 
 9ptXio, a. 2. tCpafiov, perf. m. 
 ^fdpofia. 
 
 'S.vv^pdoj, Cj, to do, perform or 
 peri)etrate with : fr. avv, ^pdio. 
 
 "Evv^pofjiddeg, wr, meeting or 
 striking together; another name 
 for the islands or rocks called 
 also HvfiTrXyyadtg. See the 
 above. 
 
 Sfr^po/o), ijg, y, a concourse, en- 
 gagement : fr. perf. m. of avv- 
 rpkxM'f see avv^pafiovTeov. 
 
 ^vv^poixog, 6, »/, poet, running 
 (G07) 
 
 2YN 
 
 together, a partner in the race ; 
 eoneun-ing, consenting; encoun- 
 tering ; subst. o, a meeting of 
 roads ; avvcpofui, lov, rd, run- 
 nings together, meetings : fr. 
 the .same. Hence 
 
 ^vv^poiuog^ adv. running or a- 
 greeihg together. 
 
 ^viCvaJ^oj, f. daw, to join, pair, 
 associate with ; -o/mi, to pair, 
 copulate, be in collision with ; 
 f. daw, perf. hCvuKci : fr. avv. 
 
 iVil^W, 
 
 ^^V'^''"^' /"""C, V' ^ partner : fr. 
 
 ^vvCvo, 01, at, rd, poet, two toge- 
 ther, two and two, in j»airs : fr. 
 avv, ci'o. 
 
 lUvvCvarvxtw, u), to share in mis- 
 fortune : fr. avv, cvarvx^io. 
 
 ^vi'^wdtKu, ind(M-l. twelve to^-e- 
 iher : fr, air, cioCuca. 
 
 ^vv^lSaXor, a. 2. ind. act. of avfi- 
 fidXXw. 
 
 ^yvtiSr), Dor. avv'<:jia,:^ sing. a. 2. 
 ind. act. of avpj^ah'w, to luip- 
 pen. ^ Th. (iaivw, a. 2. f/3j/r. 
 
 "^vviftoaKfro, 3 sing, imperf. pass. 
 of avf-i'SoaKw, to feed together 
 with : fr. avv, ftoaKw. 
 
 ^vvfjiovXtvuv, imj)f. of avpfSov- 
 Xevw, to give counsel, aid with 
 advice : fr. avv, fiovXtvw. 
 
 y^vvtjSovXevaaro 6l avvs[3oi<XfiV- 
 aavro, 3 sing. & pi. a. 1. m. of 
 the same verb. 
 
 'S.vveyyvg, adv. very near : fr. 
 avv, iyyvc. 
 
 "^vviytipov, a. 1. imper. act. fr. 
 
 ^vvtytinw, to stir up, rouse, ex- 
 cite at the .same time. Th. tyd- 
 pit), to rai.se; f. eow, a. 1. yyvpa, 
 a. 1. ])ass. yykp9iiv. 
 
 "^vvt^ptia, ag, >'/, a session, com- 
 nu)n council, deliberation : fr. 
 
 ^vvt^ptvw, f. tvaw, to sit toge- 
 ther, hold a session, deliberate, 
 consult, advise with, be a mem- 
 ber of an a.s.seml)ly: fr. avvicpog. 
 
 ^vvt^pUi, ag, i), a sitting toge- 
 ther, session, congress, common 
 council : fr. the same. Hence 
 
 ^vvtcpidopni, f, daofjiai, poet, for 
 avvt^oivw. 
 
 ^vvt£piov,ov, TO, a common coun- 
 cil of the representatives of the 
 Grecian states residingat Athens; 
 the council of the Amphictyons 
 at Pylue ; the senate at Rome ; 
 supreme council of elders at 
 Jerusalem, the Sanhedrim : fr. 
 
 ^vvtcpog, ov, b, one who shares 
 the same seat or throne with ; 
 member of a senate, deputy 
 counsellor, adviser: fr. avv,'il^^pa. 
 
 ^vi'eiiKoai, twentv tojretlu'r. 
 
 'iL.vvtipya9w, poet, for avvfpyd9w, 
 
 same as 
 
 "^vvtipyw, poet, for avvfpyw, for 
 
 avvtipywy to tie together, bind 
 
 up close, enclose. Th. tlpyu). 
 
 »■: 
 
 J. 
 
 I 
 
 IJii 
 
2YN 
 
 SYN 
 
 HvvtKtvyfihwg, r}y ov, bound,! dat.) ; impf. (XvyT]v, f. effofxai, 
 
 11^ 
 
 yoked, or joined together, pei*f, 
 
 part. pass, of ffv^evyvvio^ or vi-ii. 
 SjTf^euy/itei'wc, conjointly, adv. : 
 
 fr. the above. 
 ^vv'sKtvliv, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 of (Tv^tvyi'i'oj, to join together. 
 'S.ui'i^h'H, 3 sing. impf. ind. act. 
 
 of (TuKrjrkio, to discuss, dispute. 
 Svi'tSwoTToi/j^e, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. 
 
 act. of avC^'JOTtodio. 
 2»n4/;K:«, Ion. for (TwnKa, a. 1. 
 
 ind. act. of (Tvv'u]fu\ f. <yvvi](Jio. 
 ^vri9's\io, to concur in wi-hing : 
 
 fr. fTvv, k9i\u) 
 
 pres. infin. trvvtlvai, pres. part 
 <Tvvu)v, holding converse with ; 
 oi avvovrtQ Ttp Swtcparfi, the 
 friends, disciples, or followers of 
 Socrates : fr. avv, tifxi, to be. 
 
 "Evvfifit, to go or come along with 
 or together, assemble, meet, en- 
 counter : fr. avv, tl/ut, to go. 
 
 Sui/fiTTfii', to speak on the same 
 side with, concur, defend. Th. 
 
 tTTlO. 
 
 '^ui'tiTriTO, 3 sing. impf. m. of 
 avvkiro}.iai, to follow with, ac- 
 company, attend. Th. sTrto 
 
 ^vvMutOa, I pi. a. 2. ind. m. of 2i;j'fj'()w, to connect, string, knit 
 
 avi'riOiJUi, to put together ; f. 
 aviOrjTio, perf. rrvvTiOtiica, a. 2. 
 
 m. (TuvtOf[^ir]i\ Th. TiQij^i. 
 
 ^vikOei'To, they put together, 
 3 pi. a. 2. ind. m. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 ^vviBiv, Dor. for frvvtOtcro, Ben. 
 or 9ov, 2 sing. a. 2. ind. m. of 
 ffvvriOtjfii. 
 
 ^vvtOi^io, f. c(Tw, to accustom, 
 inurt! toi^ether : fr. <rvi', iOiZio. 
 
 :^vptdi(T9yg, 2 sing. a. 1. subj. 
 pass, of the preceding. 
 
 2i;v6it)ea>, or "S-vvticimi, f. tjffio, to 
 know within ones's self, be con- 
 scious : fr. (TUJ', tliUii). Hence 
 
 "^ui'fidtjfjig, twg, //, conscience, 
 consciou.sness, knowledge of. 
 
 Hvi'tXdov, 1 sing, or 3 pi. a. 2. 
 ind. act. of avvfiSu). 
 
 XwEiCvltty ac, »/, f- g. & i" ^- g- 
 (TvvtiSujgy OTOQ, 6, conscious, 
 contr. for avvnCrjKiog, via, bg, 
 perf. part. act. of avveicko). 
 
 "Evveicuj, to know at the same 
 
 together, recite in one breath, 
 form a connected chain : fr. 
 (TVV, iipu). 
 ^vftig, conscious, a. 2. part. act. 
 of (TVi'iijui, to understand. 
 Tvi'SKTayio, to import or intro- 
 dnce together : fr. <tvv, elaayio. 
 'LvvtitTjiaivio, to invade together, 
 embark along with : fr. avv, 
 flcTjSaivio. 
 ^in'HfTfiuWu), f. aXai, to make a 
 sally or incursion, attack toge- 
 ther : fr. avv, tiT/SaXXw. 
 'S,vi^ei(Tt\9i'ii', a. 2. intin. act. fr. 
 "iLvi'tKTspxofiat, to enter with, 
 (with a dat.) a. 2. ind. avvtiff- 
 ri\9ov : fr. ffvv, fiVioxof «»• 
 l,vi'iiak<ppt)<Tt, by Att. sync, for 
 avi'iifft(p6pt](Te, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. 
 act. of auvtifT(popsii), to send, 
 bring in together : fr. (popkco, to 
 cai-ry. Th. 0£{>w. Others derive 
 it fr. ti(T(pfpio, to admit within. 
 ^vi>ii<Tt]\9e, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. 
 
 -^^»..^- « oi' avvtKTfpXOfJLai. 
 
 time ; see completely, perceive ; Si;v«i^7rt7rrw, to fall or rush in 
 a. 2. infin. CTwi^iCtTv, a. 2. part. I together, fall on or break in 
 (Tvvidoji; nvroc, f. m. avviifTO- together : fr. avv, iiOTrnrTu). 
 fiai, perf. m. ffvvoica, I am con- Syrcto-TrXtw, f. 7r\ev(Tu>, to sail in 
 scions. Th. et^w, to know. with : fr. (tvv, tiffTrXiio. 
 
 ^vvtidu)g, oTog : see avveicvXa. '^vvtiaTrpaTTu), f. irpa^io, to force 
 ^vvtiKiy^kvog, rj, or, Att. for to ])ay, levy, distrain : fr. (Tvv, 
 
 ffvWiXfy i-isrog, perf. part, pass 
 of (TvWiyuj, to gather together. 
 
 "ZvvtiXiuj, at, f. riffu), to roll or 
 wrap together, collect together, 
 drive, shut uj) : fr. avv, fiXftu. 
 
 2uvfiX/)0a, perf. ind. act. Att. iSi. 
 
 2ui^£iXj/0iu(;, via, bg, perf. part. 
 act. of (Tv\\anl3dvi*), to seize. 
 
 2i;v«tXfjx"5 -^^t- *"!' ffvWtXrjX^) 
 perf. ind. act. of frrXXayxfivw, 
 
 to get at the same time by lot, 
 
 inherit. Th. Xayx^voj. 
 
 "EvvdXoxf^i'ai, to have collected, 
 perf. infin. Att. & 
 
 SirretXoxi^c, via, bg, perf. part. 
 Att. of <n;XXtyw,to gather toge- 
 ther. Th. \eyio, to gather ; f. 
 ^lo, perf. X«Xcx«, Att. tiXoxa. 
 
 ^vveim, to be with, be present or 
 at hand, be engaged or occupied 
 with, associate with, converse, 
 hold converse with, (with a 
 
 (KTTrpaTTlO. 
 
 ^vvtKT^kpio, to send in, pay tri 
 
 bute, contribute : fr. avv, tiatpi- 
 
 poj. 
 ^vvti(J(popd, ac, '/, a bringing 
 
 in, gathering, tribute : fr. the 
 
 abov<'. 
 ^vvslxf, 3 sing. impf. ind. act. of 
 
 (Tvt'kxf^i to hold or keep toge- 
 ther. Th. ix*"? impf. (1x^^' 
 'E.vveixf^To, he was oppressed, 
 
 3 sing. impf. pass, of tryt'tx'^' 
 
 to constrain. 
 'Eui'tKd9i(Ta, a. I. ind. act. of 
 
 (TvyKuBi^oj, to place or set along 
 
 with. 
 'S.vi'SKaitro, he was consumed 
 
 with, 3 sing. impf. pass, of (Tvy- 
 
 Krtutf : fr. avv, Kaiu). 
 :£.vv(Kj3aivoj, to go out, proceed 
 
 together : fr. (rvv, sKfiaivio. 
 ^vvtKjSdXXu), to drive out by joint 
 (608) 
 
 SYN 
 
 exertions : fr. <tvv, U^dXXu). 
 Vi,rcK:/3j/3a^a>, f. dffio, to assist 
 
 in drawing out: fr. avv, k/3c- 
 
 fid^io. 
 2iu'£»c/3oaa*, a>, f. ri|<Tw, to proclaim 
 
 or crv out along with othei-s : 
 
 fr. (TVV, tKt'iodio. 
 :£vyU^nfiog, 6, »/, that journeys 
 
 abroad with, a fellow-traveller : 
 
 fr. (TVV, tKCtjfiog. 
 '^vveK^idtvi-U, f. CoxTu), to help in 
 
 giving away or settling : fr. avVy 
 
 '^vviKU-pciTo, by sync, for (tvv- 
 tKfKepciTO, 3 sing, plupf. pass. «S: 
 
 :£.vviKipa(Ta,a. I. ind. art. of (Tvy- 
 Ktpdvvvfii, to mix with, blend 
 together ; f. (Tvy Ktpd(Tio, perf. 
 (TvyKtKfpnKa. Th. Kipdvvv^u. 
 
 ^vvtK9vi](TKio, to die along with 
 or together : fr. (tit, Ik9vIi(tki>). 
 
 ^vviKivi\(jav, 3 pi. a. I. ind. act. 
 of (XvyKivkio, w, to put at the 
 same time in motion ; f. //(Tuj : 
 fr. (jvv, Kivkii), to move. 
 
 ^vvtKKivTUsi, u), to pierce, wound, 
 transfix, slay together : fr. trvv, 
 
 tKKtVTfU). 
 
 S»'v*»c(cXe7rra>, to concur clandes- 
 tiiuly in evading : fr. (tvVj Ik- 
 KXsTrru}. 
 
 ^vviKKofii^io, f. i(Tio, to bear out 
 with, share in : fr. <rri', t»c»co/tt^u>. 
 
 'S.vvtKKOTrru), f. ^pio, to cut ott" to- 
 gether, help in cutting : fr. crvv, 
 
 ^vvtKKpovot, f. Kpov(T<jj, to beat off 
 with : fr. (Tvv, Ukoovio. 
 
 "Sivi'tKXdfnru), f. \//w, to blaze out 
 with : fr. avv, tfcXa/xTraj. 
 
 Svj'ticXftfff, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 of avyKXtiio, to shut together. 
 
 YvvenXtKrbg, /), 6v, that is chosen 
 with, elected together with : fr. 
 (TVV, tJcXtyw. 
 
 2yv«»cjtiaxfw,w, to fight together: 
 fr. (TVV, fcKT^ax^w. 
 
 ^vviKTriTTTu), to fall out with or 
 at the same time, agree toge- 
 ther : fr. avv, tKiriTTTiu. 
 
 '^wtKirifiTTio, f. i//<i>, to send out 
 tosrether, send awav with. Th. 
 
 ^vviK-rrtpdoj, w, to go out toge- 
 ther, pursue the same track : fr. 
 avv, iKTrtpdu). 
 
 ^vptKTTivuj, to drink up at once 
 or together. Th. rrivoj. 
 
 ^vviKTrviii), u), f. TTvtvait}, to ex- 
 pire along with : fr. avv, Urrvsw. 
 
 ^vvtKTToXtf.iEu), ui, f. ijau), to make 
 war upon with, assist in defeat- 
 ing : fr. avv, tKiroXti-itu). 
 
 JlvveKTTOvkio, (J, to labour along 
 with : fr. avv, iK7ro}4o). 
 
 HvvtKiroTfog.a.ov, nuist be drunk 
 oft' together ; verb. adj. fr. avv- 
 tKirivu). 
 
 HvvtKTTpdaait), f. 4'w, to exact to- 
 gether with, assist in extorting, 
 
 i 
 
 M 
 
 ^|J• 
 
 2YN 
 
 assist in accomplishing ; mid. 
 
 j«»in in revenging. Th. Trpdrrio. 
 
 ^vveKpoTijat, 3 s. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 avytcpoTfu), to clap, applaud. 
 2ui'f»:(T(i>sci>, to assist in saving : 
 
 fr. avr, tKaio(^io. 
 l^vvtKrdrru), f. ^w, to assist in ar- 
 ranging or j)reparing for battle : 
 fr. avv, iKTaTTUi, or aaio. 
 ^vveKTiKog, T], bv, having the 
 power of holding together or 
 sustaining, holding back and 
 keeping in their proper places, 
 a restrainer ; tight, compact : 
 fr. avvkxio. 
 ^vvtKTpfipuj, to bring up with, 
 rear together ; f. ;//(u : fr. cvv, 
 tKTpe(po/, to bring up. 
 2yi'£K:rp£X"^> to run out with, ex- 
 tend tt)gether,shoot out together, 
 assist, favour. Th. rptxoj. 
 2i;j'fKrpr/3w, f. ypu), to wear out 
 with, grind or crush together. 
 Th. r()t/3w. 
 2i'ifK:rpo0o(;,o, //, nursed, brought 
 up together : fr. avvtKrpi(pio. 
 
 ^vvtKcpkpoj, to cai'ry forth with, 
 endure with, join in a funeral 
 j)rocession : fr. avv, tic^fpw. 
 
 ^vviXa[3ev, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. 
 of avXXafii3dvtj, to seize. 
 
 IlvvtXaiSofiijv, a. 2. m. fr. the 
 same. 
 
 'S^vvtXdXovv, I sing, or 3 pi. im- 
 perf. act. of avXXaXfutf w, to 
 conver.se. 
 
 J^vvtXavviOf to ride or drive to- 
 gether, compel, gather, contract, 
 combat or cause to combat to- 
 gether ; f. avveXdau), a. 1. avv- 
 yXaaa. Th. iXaiivio. 
 
 "^vvtXev, for avvtlXev, took away 
 at once ; 3 sing. a. 2. ind. fr. 
 avvaipsitj, 
 
 "^wsXt^av, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 avXXeyu). 
 
 ^vveXtv9tp6it),iJj, f. toaio, to assist 
 in restoring to freedom : fr. 
 avv, iXiv9ip()(t}. 
 
 ^vvsXivaig, eujg, »'/, a coming to- 
 gether, concourse, assembly: fr. 
 avvspxofiai. 
 
 l.vveX7}Xv96Tag, ace. pi. part. pf. 
 m. of avpfpxofjiai. 
 
 'S.vvtXr](p9t]Vy & in 3 pi. avvtXi)- 
 ^9i]aav, a. 1. ind. pass, of avX- 
 XafLjidvu). 
 
 '^vvtX9ilv, a. 2. infin. act. & 
 
 '2,vvtX96vTtx)v, gen. pi. a. 2. part, 
 act. of avvtpxof^at. 
 
 ^vvtXiaaio, f. ^uj, to roll toge- 
 ther : fr. avv, iXiaaio. 
 
 'S,vveXKv''(jj, f. vau), to bring and 
 drag together, collect, contract : 
 fr. avv, IXkvuj. 
 
 ^vvkXKio, f. ^w, the same ; also, 
 to drag, simply : fr. avv, iXkoj. 
 
 ^vvtXoyiaavTo, 3 pi. a. 1. m. of 
 avXXoyil^ofxai, to deliberate, cal- 
 culate. 
 
 2YN 
 
 ^vvtXovTi, in brief, dat. sing. a. 
 2. part. act. of avvaweu). 
 
 ^vvefidxTjacig, 2 s. a. 1. ind. act. 
 of avfifiaxtio, to assist in fight- 
 ing, be on one's side ; f. ijau). 
 
 'S.vvtfifiaivu), f. /3//c7w, to embark 
 with, ni(»unt up with : fr. avv, 
 ifilSaivoj. 
 
 ^vvffifSdXXuj, f. aXcJ, to cast in 
 together with, rush on together: 
 fr. avv, tfj[3dXXio. 
 
 '^vvtfif3oX>), ijg, »'/, a casting or 
 dashing in together, blow or 
 stroke together : & 
 
 Svj'f/7/3oXoj/, ov, rb, a joint at- 
 tack : fr. the above. 
 
 ^vvffitVjO.. 1. infin. act. Dor. & 
 yEol. for avvnvai, of avvitjfii, 
 to perceive, understand. 
 
 2i;i'£/U7ri'6w, f. tvau), to blow toge- 
 ther on, kindle : fr. avv, tfiTrvkio. 
 
 ^vvifiTTopog, b, /), travelling or 
 trailing with, a fellow-traveller, 
 companion : fr. avv, t^iropog. 
 
 I,vi ([^i7rpy)9u), f. ijau), to burn or 
 consume together : fr. avv, tjj.- 
 7rp{i9(jj. 
 
 ^vvertiKEUVy Ion. & ^ol. 3 pi. a. 
 1. t)pt. act of avf«pfp(i), to bring 
 together. See ivtiKeu. 
 
 SYN 
 
 ^vvtvtiKtTai, is heaped together, 
 3 sing. pres. ind. pass. fr. avv- 
 evtiKio, poet, for av/x^kptu. 
 
 St;j^6j^/)j'oxrt,perf. m.of the same; 
 vvCk TovTo avvevtjvoxfv air^, 
 nor did this avail him, Dem. de 
 Rhod. Lib. 
 
 ^vvt^aipsio, (J, f. Tjaio, to take 
 goods away with, plunder toge- 
 ther, assist in destroying or 
 storming : fr. avv, t^aiptu). 
 
 ^vveliaKovoj, to hear together : 
 fr. avv, t^uKovio. 
 
 ^vvi^afiaprdvit), to err or offend 
 with, commit the same error : 
 fr. avv, i^ajuapTdvu). 
 
 ^vvt^ttfxt, to depart with, go out 
 with : fr. avv, tiitifii. 
 
 ^vvt^tXavvii), f. dau), to drive 
 away together : avv, t^eXavviu. 
 
 ^vvekerrpij^avTO, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. 
 m. Ion. for avvt^tirpd^avro, fr. 
 avviKTTpdaa(jj. 
 
 'Svvi^spxonaiy to go or march 
 out witli, accompany ; f. 1. m, 
 tXtvaofiai, perf. m. eXijXvBa. 
 Th. tpxopai. 
 
 l^vvt^tTd^u), f. dao), to search or 
 inquire out with, compare toge- 
 ther : fi\ avv, tl^sTd^oj. 
 
 "Svvi^eTaTTOV, imperf. of avviK- 
 TaTTu), to assist in arranging or 
 preparing for battle. 
 
 ^vvi%tvTropi^o),\'. iau), to assist in 
 preparing or acquiring, afford 
 aid : fr. avv, tKevTropi^oj. 
 
 "Evve^ivpiaKOJ, to find out or in- 
 vent together : fr. avv, i^tv- 
 piaKio. 
 
 ^vve^oKtXXii), f. tXuj, to drive out 
 (609) 
 
 beyond, exceed, succeed in bring- 
 ing to land, tow as a ship, leave 
 port together : fr. avv, i^, dKiX- 
 Xo>, to bring to land. 
 
 ^vvi^ojjioiovfiai, to be rendered 
 like, conform to: fr. avv, c^- 
 ofioiou). 
 
 ^vyt'^ofioioua9ai, pres. inf. pass, 
 of the above. 
 
 ^wtKop/Jiduj, a, f. I'jaoj, to rush 
 upon together, sally forth toge- 
 ther : fr. avv, t^opfidiu. 
 
 ^vvt^wKtiXev, he succeeded in 
 bringing to, arrived, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 ind. act. of avvt^oKiXXw. 
 
 ^vvfoprdi^u}, f. daio, to keep fes- 
 tival with : fr. avv, lopTd^io. 
 
 ^vvioxfJLbg, Att. for avvoxp-bg, 
 same as avi'oxri, tig, »'/, a join- 
 ing, joint, seam : fr. avvsx^- 
 
 SyrtTT^'t (u, & -aii^u), to celebrate 
 together : fr. avv, ctt^^w. 
 
 y:vvt7ra9iiaart, 2 pi. a. 1. ind. 
 act. of avfnra9tii), to condole, 
 sympathise with. 
 
 ^vveTraivEio, at, f. iaio, to agree iu 
 praising, approve or celebrate 
 together : fr. avv, tTraivfu). 
 
 EvvsTraivog, b, //, consenting, ap- 
 proving ; of the same opinion : 
 fr. avv, trraivog. 
 
 SujCTra/pw, f. apd, to lift u[i at 
 the same time, impel, excite 
 along with : fr. avv, tTrajpw. 
 
 ^vvtTrairidofiai, ujf^iai, to blame 
 in conjunction with. Th. atria. 
 '!^vve7raKoXov9Bio, Cj, f. ijaio, to 
 accompany, follow in the train 
 of : fr. avv, t7raKoXov9k(i). 
 ^vvnraviaTi]i^u, f. aTTjaoj, to unite 
 in exciting to .sedition ; mid. to 
 unite in rising up against : fr. 
 avv, iTraviaTt]^u. 
 'Lvvkira^a, Dor. for avvkiniXa : 
 see avvtinjKtv. 
 ^vvtTrd^^aaBai, Ion. for avve<pd- 
 \paa9ai, a. 1. infin. m. of avv- 
 
 fpdnTop.ai. 
 ^vvfi7nXa(ppv'v{o, to assist in 
 
 lightening, alleviate the burden 
 
 of : fr. avv, IttI, lXa(ppvi'u). 
 'Svvsirfuxj/a, a. 1. ind. act. of avfx- 
 
 TTf/ttTTui, to send together with. 
 
 Th. TT^fiTraf, to send, f. v/zw. 
 'ZvveTTtartjv, a. 2. ind. act. of avv- 
 
 t(pi<TTt)ni. 
 'S.vvtirtvxonai, f. ^o^ai, to vow 
 
 at the sjime time. Th. tvxofxai. 
 2ur£7ri/4*£r, it curdled, 3 sing. a. 
 
 1. ind. act. of avfXTrvyvvfit, 
 'S.vvsTrTJx^io, at, f. iiaw, to accom- 
 pany in shouting : fr. avv, krr- 
 
 tjxsuj. 
 'ZrviTTidfii), f. r]aio, to bind toge- 
 ther: fr. ai'V, tTTiSsio. 
 'Slvvt7ri9sa9ai, a. 2. infin. m. of 
 
 avvs7riTi9}ifii. 
 2uvt7ri0{'/xEa>, a), f. I'laoj, to be 
 
 equally anxious about, aim at 
 
 along with : fr. avv, l7n9vfitii). 
 Rr 
 
 M 
 
 m 
 
 ?fr' 
 
t 
 
 
 
 
 SYN 
 
 "SwiTTiKSifiai, to lie down upon 
 together : fr. ffur, kiriKtiiiai. 
 
 y.vvtTnno(rnsio, w, f. i^cw, to adorn 
 with, be at the same time an 
 ornament : fr. avv, tTriKOfffi'i-oj. 
 
 ^vvtTTiKOvpku), u», f. ijau}, to aid or 
 assist in concert with : fr. avv, 
 
 eTTlKOVpfU). 
 
 YvvtinXafifidvofiai, f. \ri\ponai, 
 to join or aid in an undertaking : 
 fr. avv, hni\a^j3avio. 
 ^vvtTTifiaoTVpkutf ui, to bear addi- 
 tional testimony to, confirm far- 
 ther with ; f. r)<T(t), perf. avv- 
 iTTifiefxapTvprjKa : fr. (tvv, iiri- 
 IxapTVpku). Th. ndpTvp. 
 Suv«7ri/i£\^rr)c, ov, 6, a joint su- 
 perintendent : fr. 
 l.vvt7nfik\ofiaij or fteXso^iat, to 
 superintend with, have the joint 
 
 care of. Th. fxtXn. 
 Suvfirto/xcv, 1 pi. a. 2. ind. act. of 
 
 avfiTTivoj, to drink with one ; f. 
 
 crv/iTTwcrui, perf. av^TrkinvKa, a. 
 
 2. ind. act. avvtTriov. 
 2uv«7rt7rovla>, <D, f. rjtrw, to assist 
 
 in labour, co-operate with : fr. 
 
 (Tvv, irrnrovtio. 
 ^vviTTKJKtTrTOfiai, to assist in 
 
 looking into ; consider together ; 
 
 f. 1. m. ;|/o/iai : fr. ffvVfi-jriffKSTr- 
 
 TOixai. 
 Si'i/eTTKTicoTrew, ui, to inspect, ex- 
 amine together : fr. ffvi', iiri- 
 
 (TKOTTtU}. 
 
 "Slvvt-jriairdo}, w, f. aorw, to draw 
 together with, attract. Th. ffTcdu). 
 'S.vvi'TriffTrevSiOy f. ivao), to assist 
 in expediting or in urging for- 
 ward, hasten together : fr. trvr, 
 iinaTrfvSu). 
 '^wtTTKnTofiivoQ, followiug along 
 
 with : see oTTtio. 
 'SwerrifTTafjiai, to be conscious to 
 oneself of, be apprised of, know 
 along with : fr. <tvv, iTciara- 
 fxai. 
 SvvcTTKTxv'w, to join one's might 
 with, assist strenuously, do good 
 service ; f. vVui, perf. awnrl- 
 (TxvKa : fr. avv, iiriax^^^- 
 ^vvtirirtXiu}, w, f. t(Ta», to cele- 
 brate together : fr. avv, liriTt- 
 Xkuj. 
 
 ^vvtTTiTiOrjfii, to set upon toge- 
 ther, join in imputing ; avvim- 
 Tidi^ai, to fall upon with, join 
 in attacking, help to invade ; be 
 inimical to ; undertake together; 
 take advantage of ; use, abuse : 
 fr. avv, tTririOrjfii. 
 2vi/£7rirpi'/3w, f. -4^10, to destroy 
 
 together. Th. rf>i/3a>. 
 'S.vvtTriiptvdofiai, f. ao^ai, to 
 agree in lying : fr. avv, tTrti^ci;- 
 do[xai. 
 JlvvsTTvlyov, imperf. act. of ai<^- 
 Trviyu), to suffocate ; f. ^w, perf. 
 av^Triirvtxa, a. 1. avviTrvi^a. 
 Th. TTviyu), the same. 
 
 SYN 
 
 "SvvtiroSiaa, a. 1. ind. act. fr. 
 avfiTTodi^io. 
 
 IvvtTTonat, to follow with, accom- 
 pany, attend on, (with a dat.) 
 imperf. m. awinro^riv, ov, ito, 
 a. 2. avvea7r6fu]v : fr. avv, tVo- 
 fxai. 
 
 EvviTrofivvfii, to affinn at the 
 same time with an oath. Th. 
 
 OflVV^l. 
 
 'LvvtiroTpvvu), f. wot, to excite 
 at the same time, exa-sperate : 
 fr. avv, tTTOTpvi'io. 
 "ZvvtTTTUJKte, Ion. for avvtimrTio- 
 Kti, 3 pers. sing, pluperf. act. of 
 avfiniTTTuj, to happen, coincide 
 with. Th. TriTTTu), to fall. 
 Svvtprtvi^w, f. iau), to collect, 
 gather, heap together ; bestow, 
 contribute ; lend one's aid to : 
 fr. avv, ipavoQ. 
 YvvepaariiQ, ov, 6, a rival : fr. 
 "Zvvfpdoj, Cj, to love at the same 
 time, be a rival ; mid. to love 
 in return : fr. avv, tpaw : to 
 bestow something, contribute : 
 Ipavoi Ci tiaiv dno tov avvsp^v 
 Kai avfi^tptiv eKaarov, A then. 8. 
 Suvfpyatoftai, f. acro/xcrt, to co- 
 operate with : fr. avv, ipyd^o- 
 ftai. 
 "SvvepydQio, to enclose : see avv- 
 
 tipydOtt). 
 'ZwipydTtiQ, ov, 6,& -ydTig,iSog, 
 >/, same as avvipyoQ 
 
 Swvepyfw, w, to work together, 
 
 aid with joint labour, co-operate 
 
 with ; imperf. avvi]pytov ovv, 
 
 ££f iiQ, u ti, f. noM, perf. avvi]p- 
 
 yi]Ka : fr. avvtnyog. 
 "Svvipy rjatig, 2 shig. f. 1. act. of 
 
 the preceding. 
 Svvfpyoe, ov, 6, »'/, a joint worker, 
 
 assistant, helpmate, accomplice : 
 
 fr. avv, tpyov. 
 ^vvepyuj, avvekpycj, ior avvtipyto, 
 
 to confine, bind together : see 
 avvtipyu). 
 
 2vvlp^a>, f. tio, to assist in per- 
 forming : fr. avv, tpduj. 
 
 Xvvipudu), f. fiauj, to press to- 
 gether, fix firmly; mid. to strike 
 with one's whole weight on, 
 lean on, press against, leave 
 one's impression ; pass, avvipd- 
 Sofxai, to be fixed firmly, united 
 or entwined with, stick toge- 
 ther : fr. avv, ipticuf. 
 
 ^vvip'tb), w, f. ijau), to speak on 
 the same side with ; be an ad- 
 vocate for : fr. avv, tpsoj. 
 
 "EvvtpWoQ, 6, »}, a fellow-work- 
 man, shop-mate ; strictly, one 
 who jointly spins or cards wool : 
 fr. avv, tpiOog. 
 
 livvepKTiKbg, »),6v, skilled in con- 
 necting, conclusive : fr. avvipytti. 
 
 2vv£px"M"*j *® come together, as- 
 semble, collect, come into one 
 and the same place, end, or de- 
 (610) 
 
 SYN 
 
 sign ; concur, have a conference 
 
 whh ; marry ; engage ', J- ^^ 
 
 awtXtvaofiai, a. 2. avviiXOov, a. 
 
 2. inf. act. avrtXOtTv, a. 2. part. 
 
 avvtXOi^v, oiiaa, ov, perf. m. 
 
 avviXijXvOa, part. avviXT]Xy9il}(:, 
 
 vJa, og, plup. m. avvtXr}Xv9tiv. 
 
 Th. tpxofiai, to come. 
 Si'vecj a- 2. imper. act. of avv- 
 
 11)^1, to understand. 
 
 Vvvt<T/3atJ'w, f. /3/y (TO), to embark 
 along with : fr. avv, iajSaivu). 
 
 'S.vvtff^dXXu), see avvtiajSdXXu). 
 
 Yvviati, dat. sing. fr. avv^aig, 
 tuig, ?'/, understanding, ace. avvi- 
 aiv. Th. avv'ii)}ii,to understand. 
 
 'S.vviaOiu), to eat with or together : 
 fr. avv, ta9iu>. 
 
 ^vvtaig, nog, 1), comprehension, 
 understanding, knowledge, pru- 
 dence, wisdom ; consciousness ; 
 junction, meeiingof two streams: 
 
 fr. avvitfui, 
 
 YvvtaKvOfJUiTrdaa^tv, 1 pi. a. 1. 
 of avcKvOpujTrdZu), to put on a 
 sad look with others ; f. dau). 
 'S.vviairdpatav, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. 
 act. fr. avaTrapdaaio, or ttw, to 
 tear to pieces at the same time ; 
 f. ^(jj, perf. avviairdpnxa. 
 HvvtaTTiipafxtvog, 1), ov, perf. pt. 
 pass, of avGaTTtipdit). 
 'S.vveaTrirrTU}, see avviiaiziTTTOJ. 
 Y.vviaTruiv, contr. fr. avviaTtaov, 
 
 imperf. of avaaitdit). 
 ^vvearaXfifvog, having been con- 
 tracted, perf. part. pass. fr. av- 
 (TTiXXio, to contract. 
 '^vviaraaav, they were placed, 
 stood together, poet, for avv- 
 taniaav, 3 pi. a. 2. act. of avv- 
 
 iartifit. 
 ^vviaTdvpujOnv, I was crucified 
 
 with, a. 1. ind. pass. & 
 llvvtaravpio^kvog, >;, ov, pf. pt. 
 pass, of ava-ovpob), to crucily 
 with, f. wfTw, pf. avvtararpioKa. 
 :^vvi(7TuXav, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 avariXXu), to lay out for burial, 
 abridge, f. avariXw, perf. avv- 
 (araXKa, a. 1. avviaTtiXa. 
 JivvfartiiJaa fidx^h a battle yet 
 raging, perf. i)art. act. fem. gen. 
 by epenth. of £ for avvtarwaa, 
 by crasis for avvfaniKwaa, of 
 avviaTti^i ; avvtartutTtg Xifn^t, 
 they who are in a state of fa- 
 mine, half-dead for hunger ; pf. 
 part. masc. gen. fr. the same. 
 Yvviart], 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. & 
 YvviariiKi, 3 sing. perf. ind. act. 
 & 
 ^vvtariiKtt, Ion. for avviaTJjKit, 
 
 he had subsisted, endured,3 sing. 
 
 pluperf. act. of avviaTTi^i. 
 ^vvearriKvlai, (used in a present 
 
 sense,) standing together, firm, 
 
 nom. pi. perf. part. f. g. of the 
 
 same verb. 
 ^vvtarriaaTfy 2 pi. a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 SYN 
 
 of avviarrifxi, to appoint, sta- 
 tion ; f. avaTr)ao), pert", avvtanj- 
 Ka, perf. part. avvtaTijKojg, by 
 crasis avvtaTojg, u,roQ. Th. 'la- 
 Tijfii. U> set. 
 yivviaridiu, u>, f. d'aio, to entertain 
 as a guest ; avveaTidvi^iai. aifxai, 
 to feast or live with: IV. avv, ta- 
 Tidio. 
 
 ^vveariij, r]g, »/, Ion. the eating 
 at tlie same hearth, living to- 
 gether, a domestic feast : & 
 ^vvkariog, 6, >'/, that is at the 
 same heartli, living with, do- 
 mestic, an inhabitant : fr. avv, 
 iaria. 
 ^vvtaTibrag, ace. pi. pei-f. part. 
 
 act. <tf avviartifu. 
 ^vviaxov, a. 2. ind. act. of aw- 
 
 tX^, to constrain. Th. tx^o. 
 ^vvtTaipig, iSog, 1), a mistress, 
 
 concubine, harlot ; fem. fr. 
 EvvtTaXuog, ov, o, an associate, 
 comrade, assistant : fr. avv, 
 iraipog. 
 "^vviTa^a, I ordained, a, 1. ind. 
 act. of avvrdaau), to ordain, f. 
 ^lo. Th. rdaau), or ttijj. 
 ^vvfrdpifitv, 1 pi. a. 2. ind. pass. 
 
 of avvOd-TTTuj, to bury with. 
 Syi'crc, understand ye, 2 pi. a. 2. 
 imper. fr. avviijui. 
 
 SrverfOfUTo, they had concluded, 
 3 1)1. plupf. pass, of avvTiOnni. 
 
 ^vvertXhrra, I brought to a close, 
 a. 1. ind. act. fr. avvrtXioj. 
 
 ^^vvtTi'iufi, 3 sing, imperf. act. of 
 avvrtipeu), to preserve. 
 
 ^vvtril^u}. to render wise, in- 
 struct : fr. avvtTog, fr. avvhifti. 
 
 ^vveTicJ, f. 1. Att. for iaio, of the 
 preceding verb. 
 
 ^vviTo, he understood, 3 s. a. 2. 
 ind. m. of avvitj^i. Th. 'itjjjli, 
 f. i'/aio, a. 2. m. ifitjv, ao, to. 
 
 ^vvtTog, 1), ov, intelligible; intel- 
 ligent, prudent, experienced, 
 wise, clear-headed : fr. avvhj/xi. 
 
 ^vvsTpiptj, 3 .s. a. 2. ind. pass, of 
 avvTpijiu), to break to pieces. 
 Th. Tpi(3io, a. 2. trpifiov. 
 
 'S.vviTCjg, adv., prudently, sen- 
 sibly : fr. avviTog. 
 
 ^vvtvadov, they gave joint .satis- 
 faction, proved agreeable to, 
 3 pi. imperf. or a. 2. by .^ol. 
 
 pleon. for 'iaSov or 17^01/, and 
 
 taking away the augment, lidov, 
 
 ig, f : fr. uCio, or dvddvio. 
 "^vvfvCaifioviu), a, f. tfaoj, to en- 
 joy good fortune together : fr. 
 
 avv, evCaifiovioj. 
 ^vvevSoKSut, a, to be well pleased 
 
 with, heartily assent to, consent; 
 
 (with a dat.) f. I'jaoj, perf. avvev- 
 
 coKrfKa : fr. avv, tifdoKsoj. 
 Tvvtv^uj, f. dijau), to sleep with. 
 
 Th. tvCio. 
 'Zvvfvvdl^u), f. dau), to cause to 
 
 sleep with ; mid. to sleep with. 
 
 SYN 
 
 lie with : fr. avv, evvd^ut. 
 ^vvtvvdaenv, Boiot. for avviv- 
 
 varrOtjaav, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. pass. 
 
 of the above. 
 ^viivvert}g, ov, 6, &. ^vvevvhig. 
 
 «^og, t'f, same as 
 ^vvtvvog, 6, }), poet, a bed -fellow; 
 
 partner of the l>ed, husband or 
 
 wife : fr. avv, (vvtj. 
 ^vveviropuo, w, to furnish toge- 
 ther, furnish an ample sum, con- 
 tribute towards: fr. avv, tv-\ 
 
 TTOptW. 
 
 ^vvfVTvx^io, w, to enjoy pros- 
 perity together : fr. avv, tv- 
 
 TVXfM. 
 
 ^yvev(ppd^ofiai, to explain well 
 
 in accordance with. Th. <ppd^uj. 
 
 "^vvtvippatvio, 6i I.vvfv(ppaivofiai, 
 
 to rejoice with : fr. avv, tu 
 
 ippaivio. 
 
 ^vvtvxo^iai, f. Ko^ai, to pray to- 
 gether with, join in good wishes: 
 fr. avv, ivxofiat. 
 
 ^vvtvioxHo, at, f. I'lam, to enter- 
 tain jointly, make a feast toge- 
 ther ; avvevioxiofjai, ovfiai, to 
 feast with, live riotou.sly among: 
 fr. avv, ivioxsojjiai. 
 
 ^vvtipaTTTOfiai, f. \pofiai, to come 
 in contact with, undertake joint- 
 ly, help, benefit : fr. auv, icpdir- 
 Tofiai. 
 
 Si;j/f0a7ro/iai, to follow closely, 
 accompany. Th. ittoj. 
 
 ^vve^iarjjfii, to appoint or set 
 over together, join in putting at 
 the head, put oneself or another 
 on a subject so as to weigh it, 
 render attentive, animadvert to, 
 study ; a. 2. ind. act. avrtnla- 
 Tt}v, i»erf. part. act. owfcpiaTojg. 
 utaa og, put at the head of joint- 
 ly ; pres. m. avviipiara^ni, to be 
 at the head of jointly, preside 
 
 together, join in risingupagainsi: 
 fr. avv, t(piaTi]fii. 
 
 ^vve<l)iovti(Tog, 2 sing. a. 1. ind. 
 act. of avjjKpiovtuj, to consent ; f. 
 t'laio, perf. avfXTrttpwvijKa. Th. 
 (pajvij. 
 
 ^vvixfia, ag, 1), continuity, per- 
 petuity, assiduity, continued ex- 
 ertion, thickness, frequency : fr. 
 (Tvvtxttg. 
 
 ^vyextov, imperf. or a. 2. of avy- 
 X£w, to confound, stir up ; f. 
 avyx(V(yto, a. 1. avvkxia. 
 
 "Evvtxfojg, Ion. for awtx^g, f^'e- 
 quently, continually ; adv.: &. 
 
 Xvvexng, tog, 6, >), closely held 
 together, continual, connected, 
 firm, unbroken, uninterrupted ; 
 consequent, fi'equent, crowded, 
 assiduous : & 
 
 Si')'«x<^, to hold or keep toge- 
 ther, contain, maintain, pre- 
 serve, fasten, tie hard ; keep 
 within bounds, confine, restrain, 
 curb, hold, defend; understand, 
 (611) 
 
 SYN 
 
 comprehend ; have; meet,assem- 
 ble;^ torment; f. avvf^oj, perf. 
 (ri/i'trrxJ/K-a.a. 2. avi'faxov; mid. 
 or pass, avvixofiai, to be seized, 
 possessed or affected with, be 
 inv(.lvc(l in, oceupied with, im- 
 perf.j)ass. avvtixofu^v, ov, era. 
 1 h. f x"^' 
 2j;i'fx<^f» adv., without intermis- 
 sion ; frequently, continually, 
 very often : fr. avvfxt'ig. 
 '2vve\l/t)(pi(Ta, a. 1. ind. act. of avfi- 
 ^n<Pi^io, to calculate ; f. mw, 
 perf. avvf^i](piKa. Th. ^|/^^og. 
 ^vvtffSdio, ai, to grow up to matu- 
 rity with. Th. ijfS}]. 
 '^vvi)i^oXtoi, to meet, strike a- 
 gainst : fr. avv, dfioXeuj. Hence 
 ^vytJiioXii], t]g, »/,a meeting, con- 
 flict. 
 
 '^vvijydyiTi, 2 1)1. a. 2. ind. act. 
 of avvdyio, to gather together ; 
 f. Kto, a. 2. avvtjyov, Att. avv- 
 t'lynyov. Th. dyio. 
 
 ^vvt)ye, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. of 
 the same verb &. th. 
 
 ^vviiynpf, 3 s. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 avvtytipu), to rouse up together ; 
 f. avvhyeput, a. 1. pa.ss. avvrjyfp- 
 Oiiv. Th. iytipu), a. 1. I'lyeipa. 
 
 ^vinjykpOqTt, 2 pi. a. 1. ind. pass, 
 of the same verb. 
 
 ^vvtjyiAEvog, //, ov, gathered toge- 
 ther, pf. pt. pass, of auvdyoj. 
 
 ^vvi]yopeuj,w, f. i/(ro»,to speak in 
 favour of, espouse the cause of, 
 plead with or for, advocate, de- 
 fend : fr. avv, dyoptio, or dyo- 
 ptvu). Th. dyopd. 
 
 ^vvTjyopia, ag, 1), a defence : & 
 
 "^yvijyopiKbg, /), ov, of or pertain- 
 ing to an advocate ; to avvtiyo- 
 
 piKov, an advocate's fee : fr. 
 
 ^vvijyopog, 6, r), an advocate, 
 
 oi-ator, espouser of a cause : fr. 
 
 the same th. 
 ^vvtjyopoi'ntv, 1 pi. impei-f. act. 
 
 of avvayopeifuj. 
 'S.vvij^iaTi, Ion. for avvydtirt, 2 
 
 pi. & 
 ^vvghi, he was conscious, 3 sing. 
 
 pluperf. ind. Att. of avvnhio ; 
 
 fr. avv, ticiio, to know ; f, rjaw, 
 
 perf. ijKa, pluperf. tiCnKnv, by 
 
 syne. tUeiv, Att. ydtir, tig, ti. 
 ^vviiSofiai, f. m. ijaofjiai, to feel 
 
 equal pleasui-e and joy, rejoice 
 
 with, congratulate : 'fr. ffvv, 
 
 ijcojjai. Th. t)dvg. 
 ^vvi^Qiia, ag, 7), custom, habit, 
 
 use, intercourse, friendship : fr. 
 llyvrjQrjg, eog, 6, »), familiar or 
 
 intimate with, accustomed to, 
 
 customary, usual : fr. avv, yOog. 
 ^vvri9Xt]aay, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 of avva9X(u>, w, to struggle hard 
 
 in behalf of; f. ijaw, perf. avv- 
 
 i)9XiiKa : fr. avv, de9Xeio, or 
 
 d9\iio. 
 'S.vvii9ovg, gen. sing. fr. avvi}9r]g. 
 Rr2 
 
 I 
 
 
2YN 
 
 '^vvr}9poi<Tnivog, rj, ov, perf. part, 
 pass, of ffuva0poi^u>, to gather 
 together. 
 Si;v/j0wv, gen. pi. fr. (Tvvr]Qi]Q. 
 :S.vvii9ujg, familiarly, customa- 
 rily, ordinarily ; adv. fr. the 
 same. 
 2ui^»/ica, 3 pi. avvnKav, a. 1. ind. 
 
 act. of avvinm, to understand. 
 ^vvi}Ku)^ to come together, assem- 
 ble : fr. avv, iyjcw. 
 ^vvi]\aaa, I drove together, a. 
 1. ind. act. of crvviKavvii). Th. 
 IXavvio^ f. tXacroj. 
 ^vvr\\QoVi a. 2. ind. act. of (jvvtg- 
 
 XOfiai, to come together. 
 
 'SvvrjXiKiujTtK, ov, 6, of the same 
 
 age, an equal : fr. avv, tyXt/ctw- 
 
 r//g, the same as ijXiK- 
 
 2yi;//\iicog, 6, //, the same. 
 
 Sui'T/XotJ^Tf, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 of (TuvaXoiduj, w, to grind or 
 
 pound together, shatter at once ; 
 
 f. {j(Tio. Th. dXoctw, or dXoidoj. 
 
 'IZvvrj^uptmo, f. ffioy to spend the 
 
 day with. Th. >//i€pa. 
 'Slvvrj^offuvrj, rjg, r), fellowship ; 
 a treaty, comi)act : fr. 
 2ui'r/^<wi', ovogy 6, »'/, a com- 
 panion, ally, associate : fr. ai'V- 
 tt^t or (Tvv'nini. 
 ^vvrjveix^nv, a. 1. ind. pass. fr. 
 <n'/i0^pw,to bring together; perf. 
 pass. (TVinivtyfiai, by inserting 
 i, (Tvvrjviiy^ai : hence ffvvr)- 
 vtix^riv. Th. (pipiOy to bear, f. 
 oicru;. 
 'S.vvrjvTrjfTa, a. 1. ind. act. of (Tuv- 
 avrau;, to meet with ; f. iiffot : 
 fr. avv, dvTciu}, perf. 'ivttjku. 
 ^vvnopog, 6, >/, joined together, 
 accompanying : fr. ffvvaupu). 
 
 SYN 
 
 SYN 
 
 ^Lio, a. 1. pass. <rvv!i<}>9nv. Th. in ciphers: fr. the same 
 
 t^'^^ *^ ^ Sv»'0/?MartaTot:, rt, ov, made at a 
 
 2yi'0dKg(u, w, to sit with or be- 
 side : fr. avv, OaKsut. 
 
 ^I'vOaKog, 6, »;, seated together 
 with : fr. trvv, OciKog. 
 
 "ZwOdXTTu), f. ;j/w, to warm with : 
 fr. (Tvv, OdXTTix). 
 
 "^vpOdiTTiOj to bury with ; f. ^^w, 
 
 fixed price : fr. the above. 
 -ZviOnficiUKogy »), or, written in 
 
 secret characters : fr. the same. 
 2i/i'0»;prtw, u>, f. aVti», to hunt 
 
 after and seize w ith others : fr. 
 
 avi', Oiipdio. Hence 
 "^vvHijoariig & 2ui'0/;pfi'r*/t.-, ov, 
 
 a. 2. iraibop, a. 2. ind. pass, tra- o, a cumpani.m m huntnig. ^ 
 0»i;, I was buried with, a. 2. 2.a'0r,(>6i;u> 1. au,, = (n;re/,()aa>. 
 part. pass. Ta<pdg, ivrog. Th. ^ipOnpog, o ,/, a coinpanion i 
 
 ])art. pass, ratpt 
 
 QdlTTlt). 
 
 ^vvQidonai, Cj^ai, to behold toge- 
 ther with : fr. crt-r, Otdonai. 
 
 ^vvOiXio, to concur with the will 
 of another, consent, acquiesce, 
 agree : fr. avi', 9iXoj. 
 
 m 
 
 hunting : fr. trvv, 9mm. 
 
 '2vv9ii(Tfi, he will put together, 3 
 sing. f. 1. ind. act. of (rvvTi9r}fii. 
 
 "EvrOiaffioTiK, ov, 6, one who cele- 
 brates a 9ia(Tog, or revel, with 
 others. 
 
 2^Wa, arog, ro, a sign given 2i;r0\«cra., a. 1 mf act. & 2i.r- 
 aocording to previous agree- 0\a^«»/<T£rai, 3 s. t. I. pass ot 
 ment, watchword, tallv, token ; ^vr9\doj, to crush, break to 
 
 compact, treaty : fr. <TvvTi9nfu 
 
 2vr0«/i€voc, having put together, 
 weighed well, concluded, a. 2. 
 part. m. of avvTi9i]fn. 
 
 '^ur9iOf & (Tln9ov, put together, 
 weigh well, a. 2. imper. m. fr. 
 the same verb. 
 
 2i;v0fp(^u>, f. i<Ta>, to reap with : 
 fr. rri'i', 0epi^w. 
 
 '2vvOt(jia, ag, »/, a composition, 
 treaty, bargain ; gen. pi. -^Eol. 
 (Tvv9i(naiov : & 
 
 'S.vi'9t(ng, eiog, i), composition, the 
 framing or joining of any thing; 
 construction, arrangement ; a- 
 greement ; synthesis, a figure in 
 grammar : fr. <TvvTi9i]Hi. 
 
 '2vv9eTiicdg, n, ov, capable of put- 
 ting together, c«mii)osing, syn- 
 thetical : fr. the same. 
 ^vv9iT0, Ton. for avi'i9tT0, 3 sing. 
 
 JivvrjrrtpoTr^vio, f. (Tcu, to join m a 2 nid. in. of o^^vr.e.;^c. 
 
 deceiving : fr. (tvv, riTrfpoirevh} 
 
 of avptcyko), u>, to coopei-ate 
 
 with. 
 
 2i;v/jp«r/t£w, w, to row with, as- 
 sist : fr. (tvv, ipiTfiog. 
 
 2vvi7p£0»]C, tog, 6, V, covered, 
 shaded, shady, thick set or 
 planted, thick. Th. tp£(/»w. 
 
 2vvi7px«T'0, 3 sing, imperf. m. 
 
 ^vp9tTog, 0, »/, & ^vi'9tTbg, ri, 
 
 2vv/iovn, 3 sing, imperf. act. or, composed, heaped togethei, 
 
 foi-med into one, counterfeit, 
 false ; ro <jvv9itov, a compact : 
 fr. (rvvTi9imi. Hence 
 l.vv9iTu)g, conjointly, adv.^ 
 2yrO£w, w, f. 17TW, or 9iv(Tofiat, 
 to run together, or into one 
 place; concur; succeed : fr. avv, 
 9kio 
 
 of avr^pYOuac, to come toge- 2vv0£u>p^a>, J>, f. r,(Ta>, to perceive 
 
 ther ; f. awtXtvcro^ai, a. 2. cryv- 
 
 ^\0or. 
 2ui'»7<T0rov, imperf. act. of ffvv- 
 
 £(T0(w, to eat with one. 
 2i;r^r£, a. 2. subj. act. of <tvv- 
 
 iij^u, to understand. 
 ^vpTjTTdw, w, f. i7(Ttu, to vanquish 
 
 together : fr. (tvp, y)TTdo). 
 
 :2vpnx9nv, 3 pi. <Tvvi}x9n<^ctv, 
 
 a. 1. ind. pass, of ffurayw, to 
 gather together. Th. dyio, to 
 lead, f. a$w, perf. pass. T/y/iai, 
 
 a. I. pass. Ti]x9Wi f- ^- V^^^' 
 dx9ri(T0^ai. 
 2rv/)\i/a, a. 1. ind. act. of <tvp- 
 diTTuiy to fasten together ; f. 
 
 at once, contemplate or see togc 
 ther : fr. avp, Ofwpsw. 
 
 2ur0£wptrt, ag, v, a going with 
 any one to the celebration of 
 games or performance of sacred 
 rites : fr. crvv, 9tiop6g. 
 
 ^vp9ityuj, f. K(^, to sharpen or 
 edge with, urge : fr. avp, 0//ya>. 
 
 ^vp9iiKrj, r}Q^ »/> » putting toge- 
 ther; composition; heap; com- 
 pact, treaty, league; convention, 
 agreement; fr. ffvvri9t]fii, to put 
 together. Tli. Ti9nfii- 
 
 '2vp9nH(t, aTog, to, a compact, 
 treaty, league; watchword; sig- 
 nal, sign, token, emblem, writing 
 (612) 
 
 pieces, bruise, dash together ; f. 
 
 daio, a. 1. i9Xa(Ta, perf. Ti9XaKa, 
 
 ptrf. pass. Ti9Xa<Tiiai, a. 1. ind. 
 
 jmss. t9Xd(T9t]v, f. 1. pass. 9Xa(J- 
 
 9ii(7op.ai : fr. avp, 9Xcno. 
 2vreXT'j3a>, to press together, 
 
 squeeze, compress; vex, trouble; 
 
 f. xj^uj, perf. Tt9Xl(pa. Th. OXiiiio. 
 ^vvBvi'iaKio, to die with. Th. Or//- 
 
 (TKU), to die ; f. 2. m. 9apovixai, 
 
 perf. Tt9vi)Kn, a. 2. t9avov. 
 '2vp9oiyaTU)p, opog, 6, a fellow- 
 guest : fr. (TVP, Boipdrwp. 
 i:vv9pdp6u), u>, f. w<Tw, to break 
 
 in pieces : fr. ovp, 9pdpog. 
 i:vp9pavi»), f. o-w, to break to 
 
 pieces, smash, crush ; perf. part. 
 
 pass. (TvvTt9pav<Tn'iPog. Th. 
 
 9pavii). 
 j:vp9pv7rTo}, properly, to destroy 
 by luxury, render effeminate, 
 enervate, weaken ; break to 
 pieces, crush ; f. ^^w, a. 1. t9pv- 
 \//a, pf. TiTpvcpa. Th. 9pv7rTu). 
 Xvp9v'M,i. v'(Tw, to sacrifice toge- 
 ther with : fr. rrvp, 9vio. 
 Sui't^tTr, to see clearly, perceive, 
 consider, nndei*stand, a. 2.^ intin. 
 act. of (TvviiCoj. Th. ti^tu, to 
 see, f. t'lffofiat, a. 2. hCop k iSop. 
 2uruT)/, pres. intin. for avpupai; 
 fr. (Tvpuio, for (n;i't »//<(, to under- 
 stand, a. 2. ffvriip. Th. fu>. 
 Xvpitig, tiaa, «»', undei-standing, 
 
 pres. part. act. of ffvpirj^it. 
 Hvpie^ai, to covenant, agree,pres. 
 m. »Sc 
 ^vpu^iep, Ton. for avvdvai, pres. 
 
 infin. act. of <n'r(/j/it. 
 Svi'tf vai, fr. avvii^it, to meet to- 
 gether, contend, assemble. 
 2i;i'tfre,undei-stand ye, 2 pi. pres. 
 imper. act. avpitOi, tTiOy of avv- 
 
 2vJ't^drw, & 2uri^w, f. ^i^coj, to 
 subside, sink together, collapse, 
 shrink : fr. (tvp, ti^dvui or i^w. 
 
 Hvptrjfii, strictly, to put together, 
 viz. in order to fight, engage j 
 
 
 2YN 
 
 go with a speaker, follow Ins 
 discourse, comprehend, under- 
 stand, conceive, perceive, learn, 
 know ; eat, drink, taste ; 3 pi. 
 (TVPtov(Ti, Jor -flat. So Horn, iii. 
 11, avpiu/p, for crvi'itig, evrog, 
 pres. part, formed like 7roiu,p, 
 fr. avvi'fk* ; pres. imper. act. 
 (Tvpu9i, eno, & in 2 pi. awitrt, 
 understand ye, pres. subj. (tvpicj, 
 pres. inf. trvpupai, f. (rvprjfru), 
 commonly <Tvpt)tTofiai, perf. auv- 
 MK-rt, a. 1. avpfjKa, a. 2. avviju, 
 a. 2. imper. ain'tg, avvkna, a. 2. 
 subj. avvCJ : fr. avp, V»//it or 
 fui, to send. 
 
 ^vpifiav, Ion. JE(\\. Sc Dor. for 
 (Tvpih'cu, pres. infin. act. & 
 
 ^vvwPTfg, num. pi. a. 2. part, of 
 (Tvptifii, to go along with : fr. 
 «7/a, to go, a. 2. lor, a. 2. part, 
 twr, diTOf. Th. tw, to go. 
 ^vviovp, for Gvp'iiffav, they un- 
 derstood, 3 ])l. imiKnf. act. fr. 
 
 (jvvino, for avpitifjit. 
 ^vi'toiKTij they understand, 3 pi 
 
 pres. ind. fr. the same. 
 ^vpiTTTrapxog, o, a joint leader of 
 
 cavalry : fr. avp, ^-rrirapxog. 
 ^vi'iaap, they accompanied, went 
 
 along with, 3 pi. imperf. act. of 
 
 (TvPEifii, to accompany : fr. tlfii, 
 
 to go ; imperf. dp, dg, tl, dual 
 
 m)i', &c. Th. toj. 
 ^vviadai, they are conscious, 3 
 
 pi. pres. ind. of it///^i, to know. 
 ^vpiffrdfiEPog, tj, or, pres. part. 
 
 pass. avpi(Tra(T9ai, pres. infin. 
 
 pa.ss. of avpicTrrjm, to appoint. 
 l.vpi(TTdprog, gen. sing. pt. pres. 
 
 act. & 
 
 ^vvifTTarai, 3 pers. sing. pres. 
 ind. m. of avpiarijfu. 
 
 2i')'(0Tdrw, or (Tvpkttc'iu), to com- 
 mend, same as (Tvpiariifii. 
 
 2ur/ffr;;^t, to place with, station, 
 l»lace, put, or bring together, 
 collect; give consistence to; ren- 
 der compact, thicken ; join to, 
 appoint over; intrust, place with ; 
 commend, recommend to; praise, 
 render illustrious, display ; con- 
 struct, form, create, plan, pro- 
 pare, constitute, establish, insti- 
 tute, settle, regulate ; teach, 
 prove ; undertake together ; at- 
 test ; intr. a. 2. & pf. & mid. to 
 stand with or together, a.ssemble, 
 combine ; conspire together ; 
 unite or a.ssociate ; be connected 
 with, contend or struggle against, 
 oppose; consist, exist, be begun, 
 be on foot; Ilaaiiopa avrifj avp- 
 i(TTTi(ra, Tsocr. Trap. 46*8, I gave 
 I'asio as surety f«ir him. Ti)p 
 7rapa(TKevt)p avrutp avPLara^'t- 
 vqp yrrOuPETo, Xen. K. FT. p. 
 4G, llutch. he saw the i)repara- 
 tions got together by them. Ty 
 <p:tpipu)ff£i Trig dXr]9itag (tvvkt- 
 
 2YN 
 
 TUfPTig tavTovQ Trpbg Trdaapffvp- 
 eicijmv, 2 Cor. iv.2; *where the 
 words Trpoc irdaap (Tvveidiiffip 
 are to bu referred not to tlu- 
 word (TvpiffTuHpTtg, but to Ty 
 <papipoiaii, commending our- 
 selves by the manifestation of 
 trutli to every man's conscience; 
 for (TVPiffTdptip is always con- 
 strued with a dat. expressed or 
 understood.' Bos, Exerc. Gr. 
 Otov CiKatofTvvtjp (Tvpiarrjm, 
 Ilom. iii. 5, shows plainly the 
 righteousness of God. 'Apa avp- 
 I'oTrt Ctivop tlvai TTtptop^p Tag 
 EXXijpiCag TroXtig KaradiwXov- 
 ti'iPag, Diod. S. 421, at the same 
 time showed that it would be 
 monstrous to overlook the en- 
 slaving of Grecian cities by bar- 
 barians. Tres. part, o-yrtarwr. 
 (ZpTog, conti*. fr. crvrKjTdu), iZ, 
 the same as (TvpitTTijixi, f. av- 
 (TTt](Tu), pf. crvi i(TT)jKa, part, avp- 
 e(Tri]Kojg, by crasis (TvptfTTujg, 
 oiaa, standing together, united, 
 firm, compact, & by epenth. 
 (JvviCTiojgy (Hffa ; a. 1. ind. act. 
 <rvp'c<jTi]na, pres. inf. m. gvp- 
 laTanQai. Th. 'i(TTT]/ji. 
 ^vpKTTwp, & in nom. j)l. avp- 
 KTTotPTeg, pres. part. act. fr. <tvp- 
 tdTiiut, to recommend, the same 
 as (ivpi(TTr]iii. 
 ^vpiaTiop, opog, 6, one that is 
 privy to, a witness, voucher, 
 accomjdice : fv. ffvp/iffriop. 
 ^vPKTxdvio, poet, for ffvpix***' 
 ^vpiaxvpitlp, f. 1. infin. Att. of 
 ^vpiffxvpi^uj, to strengthen with, 
 corroborate, reinforce ; f. icru), 
 Att. iCj : fr. (TVP, Itrxvpi^ii). 
 ^vi'iwv, for (Tvpidg, ])res. pt. act. 
 of (Tvpttio, the same as awirj^i, 
 to understand, put together; but 
 I.vpiCjp, oPTog, a. 2. part. act. of 
 
 (Tvpiij^u, to go along with. 
 'S.vpiCJai, 3 pi. subj. pres. act. fr. 
 
 (Tvv'ir]^. 
 ^vpKiD^id^aTt, Dor. for trvpKiojxd- 
 (TOTf, begin ye the dance with, 
 revel with, 2 pi. a. 1. imper. act. 
 of (Tvyicw^d^w: fr. <Tvv,KOJnd^io. 
 EvpvaieffKf, Ton. for avptpau, 3 
 
 sing imperf. act. of 
 ^vppniu), to dwell with. Th. vaiio, 
 
 to dwell ; f. ao). 
 ^vppaviSuTTjg, ov, 6, a fellow- 
 mariner : fr. (TVP, vavj3dTT]g. 
 HvppavTijg, OV, 6, the same : fr. 
 
 (Ti'r, vavTTjg. 
 ^vpptd^io, to pass one's youth 
 
 with : fr. avv, pfd^o). 
 2i'rr£r£arai,are heaped together, 
 Ion. for ffurrti'r/rrat, 3pl. pei*f. 
 pass, of avpviu). 
 'Evpptino, f. crui, to bend or incline 
 together, contract ; nod assent, 
 consent, agree : fr. (tvv, vtvoj. 
 2i;rr£0fia, ag, ?'/, a rolling to- 
 (613) 
 
 2YN 
 
 gether of clouds, dark clouds : 
 & 
 
 2i;rr£0£w, w, to gather clouds, be 
 
 covered with clouds : fr. 
 ^vppe<pf)g, tog, b, »), clouded, 
 lowering, frowning, sad, sorrow- 
 ful. Th. pi<pog. 
 ^vppf(pu}, zz avppt<piuj. 
 ^vpptxtg, & ^vppsxiiog, adv. 
 continuously, assiduously : fr. 
 (Tvptxng- 
 2i;r»'£w, or -pi'jio, f. I'lnio, to weave, 
 twine in ; make into tme heap, 
 heap up, ama.ss, collect together: 
 fr. (Ti-r, viw, to si)in, roll up. 
 ^vpvFiaai, to heap up, a. 1. inf. 
 act. fr. the above. 
 ^vppt'ixofiai, f. ^ofiai, to swim 
 together with: fr. ffvp^ptixofiai. 
 y^fPi'lKaio, a, to conquer together: 
 
 fr. avp, inKau). 
 2».'j/i/o£w, f. i)(Tuj, to think of many 
 things together, have knowledge 
 of, be privy to, recognise, under- 
 stand ; reflect, meditate upon, 
 be thoughtful : fr. avp, poiut. 
 "Slvin'oia, ag, »/, deep thought, 
 consciousness, meditation, un- 
 derstanding, sorrow : fr. avv, 
 i'oog. 
 ^vvvoli], t]g, j), Ion. for the above. 
 ^vppofiog, 6, I'l, feeding together 
 with, educated or dwelling with, 
 a companion ; one of the same 
 rank, class, or order ; joined by 
 law or consanguinity : fr. cri-r, 
 vofi}), fodder. Th. rf/xw. 
 2i;rro(T£ai, ai, to labour under the 
 same disease : fr. avp, voaetu. 
 ^vppovg, 6, »/, thonghtful, medi- 
 tative : fr. (TVP, voog. 
 Jivppvfi<poKofiog, ov, 6, one who 
 with others dressed out the 
 bride : fr. ari', vv^KpoKof^iog. 
 ^vppvfi<l>og, ov, I'l, a brother's wife, 
 sister-in-law,husband'sbi*other's 
 wife : fr. (tvp, vvf^itprj. 
 'Evpodtvio, to joui-ney together 
 with, accompany on a journey, 
 attend; f. £i»a^a>, perf. (TvpioStvKa; 
 fr. (TVP, oSevu). 
 ^vpoSia, ag, t), a train, retinue, 
 party or family travelling toge- 
 ther, act of journeying together, 
 common way : fr. ovpo^og. 
 'Slvpodiov, ov, TO, conjunction of 
 the moon with the sun : fr. the 
 same. 
 ^vpo^oiTTopog, 6, >;, a fellow- 
 ti-aveller : fr. (tvp, o^onropog. 
 "Lvpo^og, ov, »/,a meeting, assem- 
 bly; convention, synod ; contest, 
 battle; conjunction of the moon; 
 cohabitation ; advantage, reve- 
 nue : fr. (TVP, oScg. 
 ^vpodvpdofiai, ut/^ai, to grieve 
 
 with : fr. (tvp, oSvpaojuai. 
 ^vpoCvpofiai, to lament together 
 
 with : fr. (Tvp, olvpofiat. 
 ^vpoica, I am conscious, know 
 
 i 
 
 "i' 
 
 § 
 
 f. 
 
 * I 
 
 i.r 
 
SYN 
 
 2YN 
 
 it 
 
 within myself, with a part., perf. I o-vvo^f/Xt^, equal in age, equal 
 
 m. ffvvoiSkvaty perf. inf. m. fr 
 ffvvti^u). Th. £(0w. 
 2?;voncew, w,to live or dwell toge- 
 ther, dwell in the same house 
 
 see o/ur/Xi^ 
 Svvo/itXgw, tu, to converse with, 
 have intimacy or intercourse 
 with, (with a dat.) f. »;ffi^, perf. 
 
 with- marry, coliabit; colonize; ffvvojfiiXijKa. Th. o/itXoc 
 
 f. rjrno, pei-f. <TVvipKr]Ka. Th. ol- Suvo/tvv/x., to swear, conspire, or 
 
 »co^. Hence 
 
 Sj'vo/cnfirt, a^oc, TO, a dwelling 
 together or with ; community of 
 persons living together : & 
 
 :ZvvoiKi](Tigy tioQ, y), a dwelling 
 together, sharing a habitation ; 
 being an inmate; intimacy; mar- 
 riage : & 
 
 2yvoi(c/7r»)p, rjoog, 6, that dwells 
 with another, an inmate. 
 
 2vvoiicia, ac, r/, a dwelling toge- 
 ther, union of many houses m 
 the same place ; city ; eating- 
 room in a house ; simply, a 
 house,habitation,country-house: 
 
 fr. avvoiKog. 
 
 2yj/otic«^w, f. i<T(u,to cause to dwell 
 together ; join in marriage, give 
 in marriage; people a city, settle 
 a colony : fr. rrrv, oi*»ct^tu. 
 
 2uvoi»ft<rr»)p, rjooQ, h Yvi'OiKiff- 
 r>)e, ov, o, a joint founder or 
 colonist : fr. the above. 
 
 YvvoiKodofXEuJ, <J, to build up 
 with; f. vffoi, perf. ffvvtpKodo^t]- 
 Ko ; pres. pass. o-vroiKTo^o^ito/uat, 
 ovfxai, to be built up with : fr. 
 
 (TVV, oiKOCOfl'fOJ. 
 
 -EvvotKOQ, 6, »/, dwelling with or 
 tc^ether ; one of the same house, 
 
 af ree toirether, confirm with an 
 oath : fr. ci'i', ofiwui. 
 
 "Evi'OfioXoyeofiat, ovfxai, to agree 
 with : fr. 
 
 2uro/io\oyE(o, w, to be of the 
 same mind, assent, consent, 
 agree to, approve, bargain, con- 
 fess, promise: fx*. cvvj ufxoXoyeio. 
 Th. Xsyw. 
 
 Yvvofiopiio, w, to have the same 
 limits with, be contiguous to ; f. 
 T/rTa>,perf. (TvvuffjLoprjKa : fr. ffvv, 
 ofiopog. 
 
 ^vvonoffia, ag, //, a cons]>iracy, 
 
 confederacy : fr. <Ti;r6/ti't'/itt. 
 ^vuoTTdcbg,' o, >/, a follower, at- 
 tendant, companion : fr. ai'v, 
 
 Suvooaw, J), to have in one view. 
 
 2YN 
 
 ed together, compressed into a 
 narrow space, contracted, nom. 
 dual perf. part. act. Ion. fr. 
 ffvvoxou), f. w<rw, perf. ffwio- 
 X^K-a : fr. (tvvqxv- 
 2»'ro;//i(;, «wg, i), a view, brief 
 summary, si/nopsiSj sketch : fr. 
 
 <Tl>J^ OTTTO^iai. 
 
 "^vvrayn, jjg, t/, an ai-rangement, 
 appoiiitment, order, agreement, 
 prescription : & 
 
 Syiray/ua, arog, to, a thing ap- 
 pointed, arranged ; disposition, 
 appointment, ordinance, decree ; 
 constitution, frame of govern- 
 ment ; a corps consisting of two 
 Tu^tig or 256 soldiers; the whole 
 army ; a body of men ; system 
 of laws ; composition, treatise, 
 book : fr. avvTciffffu), or -ttio. 
 "EvvraKanriop'toj, w, f. TJfTtu, to be 
 wretched along with : fr. «tvi', 
 TaXaiTTioptio. 
 Si^rra/ivuj, Ion. for trrvrf jiti'w, to 
 cut up, cut to pieces, make short, 
 abridge. Th. T^nino. 
 
 see at once, see clearlv, perceive, I i:t.rra.'i;(ra«c, ^Eol. for (n;vravu- 
 discern, understand ; f. o^ponal,\ ffag, a. 1. part. act. ot 
 
 Th. uoaoj. \'2vi>Tavvo), the same as avvrtivio, 
 
 an inmate. Th. olKog. 
 
 "S-vvoiKovaog, ov, o, »/, keepmg 
 house with, living retired with, 
 a domestic companion : fr. avv, 
 oiKovpog. 
 
 J.vvoiKTi'Co}, f. tffw, to commise- 
 rate, feel compassion. Th. oi»c- 
 
 Tog. 
 2i;j/of>toc, 6, »/, accordant, at- 
 tuned : fr. (Tvv, ol^T]. 
 J.vvoKTOfuOa, we sliall be brought 
 together, be equally matched, 
 1 pi. f. I. m. of avfKp'fpu). 
 SuvoXk//, rjg, V, a drawing toge- 
 ther, contraction : fr. (TwkXKio. 
 "^vvoWvfii, f. oXsffw, to kill or 
 
 destroy at the same time ; mid. 
 
 to perish together with : fr, avv, 
 
 oXXt'^i. 
 2vroXoXy^a>, f. ^w, to shout, be- 
 
 wail together : fr. nvv, 6XoXi'<<u. 
 "SvyoXov, adv. altogether, all at 
 
 once : fr. 
 Swi^oXoc, o, 17, the whole at once, 
 
 every bit, entire. Th. oXog. 
 "SvvoXoipvpofiai, to lament with. 
 
 Th. 6Xo<pvpofiai. 
 "SwoXiog, adv. comy)letely, entire- 
 ly, wholly : fr. avvoXog. 
 Tvrofiaifiojv, ovog, 6, >/, of the 
 
 same blood, kindred : fr. <tvv, 
 
 Svvo/iaXt^, iKOQi 6, 17, Dor. for 
 
 ])erf. -iMpctKa. 
 
 Sfi'opyi^o/iat, to be angry toge- 
 ther with : fr. auv, opyiKonai. 
 
 2yropt'j/w, to excite, stir up toge- 
 ther : fr. (TVV, opivoj. 
 
 Hvi'opKog, 6, j), a confederate : fr. 
 
 (TVV, OOKOg. 
 
 Svrop/i'i^oi, f. t<Ta>, to bring into 
 port together : fr. (tvv, bpfii^o). 
 
 'EvvovXuxTig, eiog, r), the closing of 
 a wound into a scar, healing: fr. 
 (TVV, ovX^, a scar 
 
 to bend one's course to, hasten 
 with. Th. Tfivut. 
 I.vvT(iKig, «wc. T/, battle-array, line 
 of battle ; disposition, ari-ange- 
 ment ; discipline, instruction ; 
 ordinance, i^rescription ; sti- 
 pend, salary ; tribute, tax ; task; 
 covenant ; order, class ; series ; 
 a book ; treatise ; grammatical 
 construction ; sijntaxis, syntax : 
 fr. crvvTd(T(Tu). 
 
 2m'oW.'a, flc' >'/, a being with, 2:i;vrapa(T(T(u,to alarm with,throw 
 
 communication, intercourse, 
 
 meeting ; conviviality, feast : fr. 
 avvii^u. Th. tifii. 
 
 2i'rov(Tia^w, f. a(Tu), to be con- 
 versant with, associate with, live 
 with, sleep together : fr. the 
 above. Hence 
 
 'S.vvovmaa^ibgy ov, 6, communi- 
 cation, commerce with : & 
 
 'Evvov(naGTT]g, ov, 6, a disciple, 
 acquaintance. Hence 
 
 Y,vvov(na(jTiKbg, 1), bv, pertaining 
 to s»>cial intercourse, convivial. 
 
 1vvo(ppv6ofiai, to contract the 
 brows : fr. (tvv, orppvoofxai. 
 
 '2vvo(ppvg, vog, 6, »/, having the 
 
 together into ctmfusion, disorder, 
 confound ; f. alio, perf. avvTt- 
 Tapa\a : fr. avv, rapa<T(Ta>. 
 2i'vrd(T<Tw, or tthj, to class toge- 
 ther, arrange; draw up in battle- 
 array ; collect, levy an army ; 
 combine into one system, form ; 
 prescribe, ordain, connnand, ap- 
 ])oint. establish, regulate ; in 
 grammar, to construe : ovvtckx- 
 (To/x«i, or (Tvi'TUTTOfxai, to be in 
 the same class or rank ; compose 
 a work or book ; put on one's 
 harness, serve in war, be ready; 
 settle with, engage, regulate 
 oneself, behave in an orderly 
 
 eye-brows bent so as to join, sad, manner; ov (Twreraynat, iJem., 
 gloomy, arrogant. Th. 6(ppvg. \ I am not in a state of readiness. 
 
 -2vvoxn, i)g,r'h a keeping together, 
 conjunction, continuation, co- 
 herence, contraction, compres- 
 sion ; a crowding together, nar- 
 row part ; embarrassment, dis- 
 tress, anguish; c(mflict in battle, 
 engagement, shock of two ar- 
 mies ; the circumference of any 
 thing, Joseph. A. J. viii. 3. 2 : 
 
 fr. avvex(*>' 
 
 2i>voY(u»c6r£, having been squeez- 
 («14) 
 
 or array : see Grsevius on Luc. 
 Soloec. 24 ; f. K<i), a. 1. rrvveTaKa, 
 I gave command, perf. (tvvts- 
 Tcixci, perf. ]>ass. avvTiTayiiaiy 
 ^ai, KTai. Th. rao-fTo. 
 
 SwrraxT/vw, to hasten with, ac- 
 celerate. Th. Taxi'g- 
 
 "LvvTtOpa^jjiii'iHj, iiaving been 
 brought up with, pf. part. pass, 
 fr. (Tvvrpi<pio. 
 
 1vvTtiv(t>, to stretch with, draw 
 
 2YN 
 
 light or together, strain, brace, 
 contract; enforce; render strong 
 by stretching ; urge, endeavour, 
 strive earnestly, hasten, go di- 
 rectly towards. Th. rtivu), f. 
 
 TtVuJ, p. TiTttKa. 
 
 2uj^rttx«Z<^, f. j«Tw, to lielp in 
 building a wall, build by joint 
 exertions : fr. (tvv, Ttixi^*o. 
 
 ^vvTEKixaipof.iai, to conjecture by 
 means of, compute : fr. crvi/, tek- 
 
 ^vvTtKvoTTOi'tu), w, f. r}(Tio, to pro- 
 duee children together : fr. (Jvv, 
 
 TtKVOTroifU). 
 
 ^WTtKvouj, w, the same : fr. (tvv, 
 TfKvnio. 
 
 "EvvrtXtOtiv, pres. inf. poet, for 
 (TvvTtXtiv, to bring to an end, 
 despatch. 
 
 ^vvriXiia, ag, //, a contribution, 
 collection, paying of tribute ; 
 states which pay together ; 
 general council or league, end, 
 consummation, decisive order ; 
 in the LXX. malice, wicked- 
 ness : fr. (TvvTtXt'ig. 
 
 2uj'rf XtTjLia, aTog, to, consumma- 
 tion, completion, a contribution, 
 tax : fr. pf. pass, of 
 
 "SuvTiXkio, a>, to bring to a close, 
 finish, complete, consummate, 
 fulfil, accomplish ; contribute, 
 ])ay ; tend towards the same ob- 
 ject ; be member of a league ; be 
 associated with ; pay one's pro- 
 p(trtion ; celebrate sacrifices 
 with others ; f. i(Tio, a. 1. (TvvtTS- 
 Xt(Ta, pf. (TvvTeTiXsKa, pres. inf. 
 pass. (TvvTeXef(T9ai, tX(r9(ti, to be 
 completed, perf. pass. crvvriTe.- 
 Xt(T^iai, a. 1. ind. pass. (jvvtTt- 
 XkaQifVf a. 1. part. (TvvTtXt(j9tig, 
 eiaa,fv, having been completed, 
 brought to a close : fr. avv, Te- 
 Xtw. 
 
 'S.vvTtXiig, tog, 6, »/, productive, 
 profitable, that pays tribute, tri- 
 butary. Th. TtXng. 
 
 'SlvvTfXovvTa,Rcc. sing. part. pres. 
 act. of (TvvTtXkut. 
 
 ^vvTefivw, to cut up, cut to pieces, 
 cut short, curtail, abridge, re- 
 trench, diminish ; f. c/xa), perf. 
 <Tvi'TtTfi7}Ka, perf. pass. avvTt- 
 Tfiijfiai, perf. part. pass. (Tvvn- 
 r^Tjuivog, »;, ov, having been cut 
 short, perf. m. (rvvrerofia. Th. 
 
 TtflVlO. 
 
 ^vvTtTaKrai, 3 sing. pres. ind. 
 
 pass, of fTVVTd(T(TO). 
 
 ^WTfTai-dvuig, adv., earnestly, 
 studiously : fr. perf. pass, of 
 
 (TVVTtiviO. 
 
 ^vvTtTpaivu), f. avCj, to bore to- 
 gether, cause to perforate or 
 pass through : fr. (tvv, rtrpaivio. 
 
 ^vvTfTpin^itvog, tj, ov, having 
 been crushed ; perf. part. pass. 
 of (Tvvrpi(3u), to break to pieces. 
 
 2YN 
 
 ^vvTexva^uj, f. aao, to plot with: 
 fr. avv, Ttxval^u). 
 ^yvTexvog, 6, r), a fellow-artist : 
 fr. avv, Ttxvr]. 
 ^vvTijyf^ia, uTog, rb, a melting, 
 li(|uefaction : fr. 
 
 ^vvn'iKu), f, ^10, to join with in a 
 liijuid state, amalgamate, mix, 
 make to coalesce ; cause to melt 
 away, waste or pine ; i)ass. to be 
 wasted or pine away ; be con- 
 genial with : fr. avv, tviku}. 
 
 2i;i^r//pfa>, to keep together, pre- 
 serve, watch, observe, pay re- 
 spect to, reverence ; f. rjauj, 
 perf. avvTtTi)piiKa ; pres. pass. 
 avvTi]peofiai, ov^ai, to be pre- 
 served. Th. Tt}piui. Hence 
 
 ^vvTt)pt]aig,t(og, //, a preserving; 
 respect, attention : &, 
 
 ^i>vTi]p))TiKbg, 1), bv, having the 
 ability to preserve, &c., con- 
 servative. 
 
 '2vvTi9kvai, pres. infin. act. avv- 
 TiQtvTai, 3 pers. pi. pres. ind. 
 m. or pass. »)f 
 
 ^vvTiOtjui, to put together, col- 
 lect, arrange, settle, compose, 
 regulate ; feign, invent, fabri- 
 cate ; contrive ; deposit, pro- 
 duce, conclude, detennine ; f. 
 avvOt'jaio, i)erf. avvriOtiKa, a. 2. 
 avviOtjv ; pros. m. avvTiOffKfi, 
 to settle, agree with, conijjact 
 togetJier, make peace with ; ac- 
 cumulate, add to ; mind, ob- 
 serve, take heed ; j)erf. pass. 
 avvrkOeifiai, plupf. pass, avv- 
 iTtQtifxijv, ao, TO, & in 3 pi. avv- 
 tTtOnvTo, they had determined, 
 a. 2. ni. avvi9kfii]v, ao, to, I 
 made an agreement. Th. Ti9t]ixi. 
 
 '^vvTlfidu), at, f. rjaoj, to set a 
 great price on, raise the price 
 of, value highly ; avvTijiotnai, 
 to set a value on : fr. avv, Tifidiu. 
 
 YvvTi^i]aig, nog, »), valuation, 
 price : fr. the above. 
 
 ^vvTivi'taaii), f. dl,(t), to shake 
 with : fr. avv, Tivaaaoj. 
 
 "EvvTiTpojaKoj, f. Tpiiau), to wound 
 at the same time : fr. avv, ti- 
 
 TpibaKU). 
 
 "^vrTOfiia, ag, »/, a compendious 
 way, abridgement, sunmiar}, 
 shortness, conciseness, brevity : 
 fr. avvTkfivd). 
 
 'E.vvrofxog, 6, »/, concise, compen- 
 dious, brief : fr. the same th. 
 
 Swro/xu>g, concisely, briefly, im- 
 mediately, adv. : fr. the above, 
 
 ^vvTOfii'oTaTa, most briefly, su- 
 perl. fr. avvTofXiog. 
 
 ^I'lVTojwg, o, >'/, strained, unre- 
 
 mitting, intent, vehement, ra- 
 pid, impetuous ; according with : 
 fr. avvTtivo). 
 
 yivi'Toviog, adv., vehemently, im- 
 petuously : fr. the above. 
 
 ^vvTpayn>6ku), f. i)au>, to perform 
 (615) 
 
 2YN 
 
 a tragedy with : fr. avv,Tpaytp- 
 
 ^vvTpa-n-eKog, 6, t), at the same 
 table, a messmate : fr. avv, rpd- 
 
 'S.vvTptig, ot, ai, to., all three at 
 once, Th. TptXc, three, 
 
 ^vvTpi^(o, to bring up with, feed, 
 maintain ; coagulate ; f. 9pt\l/(o, 
 |)('rf. pass. Ti9pa^^ai : fr. avv, 
 
 Tp'i(p(t). 
 
 2i'i'rplxw, to run, crowd toge- 
 ther, run the same career ; con- 
 cur, coincide ; meet as friends, 
 aid, assist ; curl ; f. m. avi'9pk- 
 Kofiai, a. 2. avvk^pafiov, perf. m. 
 avvde^pofta. Th. Tpexto. 
 
 "^WTpiawoit), a), f. toau), to shake 
 with a trident : fr. avv, Tpiai- 
 
 VOtO. 
 
 Surrpt/Bj), ijg, j), a rubbing toge- 
 ther, breaking to pieces, con- 
 cussion, wear and tear ; contri- 
 tion : fr. 
 
 'S.vvTpVfiu), to rub together or to 
 pieces, break by striking toge- 
 ther, break to pieces ; wear by 
 use, impair ; hurt, tonnent, 
 bruise ; beat severely, break 
 down as it were with affliction 
 and sorrow ; weaken or reduce; 
 f. \ptu, perf. avi'TiTp'i(pa, a. I. 
 avj'(rpi\pa, a. 1. part. act. avv- 
 Tpi\pag, daa, av, a. 2. ind. act. 
 av}4rpij3ov ; pres. pass. avvTpi- 
 (iofiai, to be broken to pieces ; 
 perf. pass. avvTeTpiftfiai, perf. 
 infin. pass. avvTeTpi(p9ai, perf. 
 part. pass. awTtTpifif-uvog, rj, 
 ov, a. 2. ind. pass. avvtTp'ij^r]v, 
 f. 2. pass. avvTpi(5ijao^ai : fr. 
 avv, rpt/3(t». 
 
 Hvvrpififxa, aTog, toj a bruise, 
 contusion, collision, concussion, 
 affliction : & 
 
 Si'rrpj/i/toc, ov, 6, the same : fr. 
 the preceding. 
 
 2 yiTpi .//at, a. 1. inf. of the same. 
 
 ^vvrpt\pig, twg, y), a rubbing to- 
 gether, bruising, blow, collision ; 
 contrition : fr. the same. 
 
 ^vvTpo^og, b, »/, reared with, 
 educated together, familiar, ac- 
 customed : fr. avvTpf(f)oj. 
 
 "EvvTpoxdCio, f. aatt), to wheel 
 about, run along with or toge- 
 ther : fr. avv, Tpoxct<^uj. 
 
 ^vvTvyxdvu>, to be or come to- 
 gether, meet, encounter ; meet 
 together, go to ; hold discourse 
 or converse witli, have dealings 
 and intercourse with ; occur, 
 happen (with a dat.) ; Tb avv- 
 Tvxbv, what is common ; a. 2. 
 avvsTVxov, a. 2. inf. avvTvxsiv. 
 Th. Tvyxdvio, f. m. Ttv^ofjiai. 
 
 'ZvvTvpoofiai, ovfiai, to be cui*- 
 dled together ; thrown into con- 
 fusion : fr. avv, tvooio. 
 
 ^vvTvxnt VC} ^i tlie name of a 
 
 > ' 
 
 ill 
 
 *i 
 
m. 
 
 2YN 
 
 woman. Gr. signif. affable, cour- 
 teous. 
 
 SujTvxia, «C, '/, an occurrence, 
 event ; lucky hit, good fortune ; 
 falling in with, meeting, dis- 
 course with : fr. ffwrvyx^^^- 
 
 'S.vwiivio}, w, to sing along with, 
 assist in celebrating : fr. <tvv, 
 
 VfivkiO. 
 
 ^vvviraKoviJj, to obey together or 
 at the same time, comply with ; 
 understand what is omitted : fr. 
 cvvj vTraKOvoi). 
 2u»-'U7rdpx<^» f- ^<^» ^p ^^ co-ex- 
 istent : fr. (Tvv, vnapx^- 
 :S.vvvTr oKpivofjLai, to dissemble, 
 
 act the hypocrite with ; a. 1. 
 
 ind. pass. ffvvvirtKoiOrjv : fr. 
 
 <Tvv, vTroKpivofxai. 
 ^vvvTTOvpykio, a), to minister to- 
 gether with, assist, co-operate ; 
 
 f. TjffiOj pert". <TVpv7rovpyi]Ka : fr. 
 
 avv, virovpyioi. 
 Suw^aivw, to weave together, 
 
 weave to, join to, connect, mould, 
 
 concert, plot ; f. irvvv<pavutfA. 1. 
 
 avvixpriva^ perf. (Jvvv<payKa, pf. 
 
 pass. avvv<}>ctfi^ai, a. 1. (jvvv<pav- 
 
 Qr]v : fr. avv^ v(paivio. 
 "^vvvtpiiy rjg, V, a web, tissue : fr. 
 
 (Tviff v<pt), texture. 
 Si^i/vi/zoui, ai, to lift up, raise on 
 
 high, snatch away or together ; 
 
 f. w(Tw, perf. v\pioKa : fr. avv, 
 
 V^OOJ. 
 
 Yvvui^l'vu), to suffer the pains of 
 birth with, be distressed toge- 
 ther : fr. ffvVy lodivu). 
 
 Syvy^ot, ov, 6, »/, singing toge- 
 ther, concordant, harmonising, 
 agreeing with, consenting to, 
 consonant or agreeable to : fr. 
 ffvv, (fidoQ. 
 
 2VV(U0£W, ui, f. rjffvJj & fTVVlOfTU), 
 
 as fr. avrwOu), to push, force to- 
 gether, help in forcing away ; 
 
 collect, squeeze together, impel, 
 
 incite : fr. avv, d)6iu>. 
 ^vvtpKriKviay having been given 
 
 in marriage, perf. part. act. f. g. 
 
 of avvoiKitji), to cohabit with. 
 2yva>^f0a, 1 pi. a. 2. subj. m. of 
 
 ffwiefjiai, to make a bargain, 
 
 meet. 
 Tvviofioffia, ag, r/, a conspiracy, 
 
 confederacy : & 
 TvvtonoTTjQ, ov, 6, a conspirator, 
 
 confederate : fr. avvofiw^i, to 
 
 conspire, f. avvo^oou), perl. Att. 
 
 avvoynjjyiOKa. 
 'S.vvoivkofxaij ovfiai, f. riffOfiai, to 
 
 purchase together, collect by 
 
 buying up : fr. cruv, Mi'tofiai. 
 ^vvujvvfiia, as, it, a common 
 
 name and meaning with another 
 
 word ; a synonyme : fr. 
 Svvtivv/ioc, 6, »/, having the same 
 
 name with, bearing the same 
 
 meaning with, synonymous : fr. 
 
 avVi ovofia. 
 
 SYP 
 
 Syvwpi'^w, to yoke two horses to- 
 gether; mid. to join together: & 
 ^vviopiKtvo^ai, to be conveyed in 
 a vehicle drawn by two horses : 
 fr. 
 Suvwpig, iSog, »/, a pair of hoi-scs 
 or mules for drawing a chariot ; 
 a chariot and pair ; a pair of 
 any sort ; as it were ffvvaopig. 
 fr. (Twatipio, to connect. Th. 
 t'lpoj. 
 j:vvio<pt\i(o, CJ, f. ?7(rtu, to profit 
 together, help : fr. avv, oxpiX'ao. 
 ^vvioxa^ov, with concentrated 
 force, without intermission, adv.: 
 fr. ffvvkx**^} to hold together. 
 ^voKTOvog, 6, V, slaughtering 
 swine : fr. avg, KTtivuj, 
 ^vo^ai, I drive myself on, rush 
 forth or on, hurry or hasten 
 along. 
 
 ^vbg, of a hog, gen. sing. fr. avc, 
 Dor. for vg, a hog. 
 i:vo<p6vTig, i^og, »/, a killer of 
 swine : fr. avg, fpovog. 
 ^vpai, Cjv, oi, small and cheap 
 
 cloaks. Th. mrtvpa. 
 ^vpuKuaai & ^vpaKoaaai, Dor. Si 
 
 poet, for 
 'S.vpaKovaai, Cjv, a\, Sc '2vpdK0v- 
 ff a ly Syracuse, the name of a city. 
 SY'PBH, i]g, y), a nmltitude, rout, 
 tumult, Att. Tvpfin, tl^«, »ame ; 
 hence ri'p/3a^(u, to excite dis- 
 turbance or a tunnilt : perhaps 
 fr. auu), to rouse, disturb. 
 l-vpyaaTpog, a handicraftsman *, 
 keeper of swine ; fr. avg, ipyd- 
 (^ofxai : a serpent, Dosiadte Ara ; 
 fr. avpu), yaartip, fr. trailing its 
 belly on the ground. 
 YvpSrjv, adv. by dragging : fr. 
 
 avpu). 
 ^vpkvTtg, having been drawn, 
 nom. pi. a. 2. part. pass. fr. av- 
 pu), to draw, f. pw, a. 2. pass. 
 tcTvptjv. 
 ^vpia, ag, y, a thick garment ; 
 also the name of a herb : but 
 ^vpia, ag, i), Syria, the name of 
 a country, formed fr. Assyria, 
 by aphaer., fr. Assur, the son of 
 Shem. 
 ^vpiyyiov, gen. pi. fr. avpiyl, ty- 
 
 yog, y, a pipe. 
 ^vpiyfia, arog, to, & 'Svpiyfiog, 
 oi), 6, a hiss, whistling, slirill 
 sound ; sound of a flute or pipe : 
 fr. avpiffffu). 
 Supty^, yyog, >/, any hollow tube 
 or cavity ; a reed, pipe, flute, 
 syrinx ; socket, nave of a wheel ; 
 the great veins in the neck and 
 feet ; a ditch, canal, cavity or 
 passage under ground ; covered 
 gallery ; fistula, a disease ; av- 
 ptyytg, mines in military opera- 
 tions, covered ways. Th. av- 
 piaau). 
 
 Si'pt^w, to hiss, whistle, rattle, 
 (C16) 
 
 SYP 
 
 play on the pipe or flute ; f. 
 iau>, perf. afavpiKa, pass, ffiav- 
 pifffiai : fr. avpiaaio. 
 :£vptijytvi]g, tog, o, V, of Syrian 
 race : fr. ILvpog, yirog. 
 "^vpiKrug, a, Dor. for avpiKT7)g, 
 or avpKTTi)^, ov, 6, a flute-player. 
 'S.vpiKag, avTog, a. 1. part. act. of 
 
 avpiaau), f. ?w, to hiss. 
 Jivpiactiv, &. avpiahv, Dor. for 
 avuii^iiv, to i)lay on the flute, & 
 avpia^ig, for avpi^ttg, fr. avpiK^o, 
 the same as avpiaau). 
 ^vpifffiog, ov, 6, a hissing, whis- 
 tling, piping : fr. trvpt^tu. 
 2\PI'2SU, or TTio, f. ?iu, to hiss, 
 whistle, rattle, play on the pipe 
 or flute. 
 ^vpiari, adv., in the Syrian lan- 
 guage, after the Syrian manner. 
 Si'-pftrt, Lat. syrma, any thing 
 trailed along, a woman's gar- 
 ment with a l(»ng train ; sweep- 
 ings, straw, chaff ; lV»rce, shock, 
 violence : fr. (Tt'pw. 
 2Kp)uairt, ag, j/,a radish ; a juice 
 (principally of the radisli) tit for 
 purging ; a kind of food made 
 of fat and iioney, or of salt and 
 water, that acts as a purgative 
 or emetic : fr. avp^og. Hence 
 Svpjuai^iu, f. tau), to i)urge with a 
 drink made of water and beer- 
 barley ; to purge, evacuate. 
 '^vpnoQ, ov, 6, a dragging, draw- 
 ing, train, the trail of a serpent, 
 current, trace ; vomit : fr. triipw. 
 ^vpoiaa, dragging. Dor. for av- 
 povaa, pres. part. f. g. fr. cri'pw. 
 2rpo0otrt(T(Ta, yg, >'/, a Syro-1'hui- 
 nician woman, of Syria where it 
 borders on the Phanician terri- 
 tory. 
 ^vppaTTTU), to sew or sthch to- 
 gether, fasten (fU, patch, piece, 
 contrive : fr. avv, pdirTiu, to 
 sew, f. i//a>, ]>erf. tppacpa. 
 'S.vppdaaw, or "^vppciTTw, to en- 
 gage, attack ; applied to rivers 
 meeting together with great 
 force ; clash, dash together ; f. 
 Kio, perf. avv'ippax"^ a. 1. avv- 
 fppa^a : fr. avv, pdaaut. 
 Si'ppifi/So/zat, to wander with, 
 turn round with : fr. avv, pffijiu). 
 'S.vppiu), avppviio, to flow, flock or 
 crowd together ; form a conflu- 
 ence ; collect : fr. avv, piut, to 
 flow, f. ptvau). 
 Jlvppijyvvfii, Jlvppiiyvvu}, or Svp- 
 pi'iaau), f. iio, to break together 
 or to pieces, crush, burst or 
 crack, breuk down a partition, 
 make into one, dash together ; 
 burst together so as to engage, 
 encounter, irritate ; (of rivers) 
 break forth with mighty force, 
 furiously unite their streams ; 
 fr. avv, ptiyvvfit or ptjyvvio. 
 JlvpTTjg, ov, o, one that di'aws ; a 
 
 2YS 
 
 bridle, rein, rope : fr. avput. 
 
 Xvpng, (tug, j), Lat. Syrtis, a dan- 
 gerous quicksimd in the sea ; 
 pi. at avpTiig, two very danger- 
 ous eddies in the Mediterranean: 
 fr. avpui, to drag, because they 
 fiwaJlowup ships brought within 
 liieir current. 
 
 'Svp<pa%, cLKog, a heap of mud car- 
 ried together by a flood, dregs 
 of the people collected from all 
 quarters, a mob, rabble : fr. 
 avpuj, to drag. 
 
 XvpipETog, ov, 6, straw, filth, col- 
 lection of filth ; oflscum, raga- 
 muffins, refuse of the people, 
 rabble, a low fellow : fr. 
 
 SY'PQ, to draw, drag or haul 
 along, draw out or forth, trail, 
 sweep away (as a flood or be- 
 som) ; crawl (as a serpent) ; f. 
 avput, perf. atavpKa, perf. pass. 
 asavpfiai. 
 
 SY"!:, avog, 6, r), Lat. siis, a sow, 
 boar, wild boar, hog ; dat. pi. 
 aval : th. vg, the same. 
 
 "EvaKtddvvvf-u, f. dcrio, to disperse, 
 strew, scatter together, dissi- 
 pate : fr. avv, aKicdvvvfii. 
 
 2y(rfc,fc7rro/t/ai, f. xponai, to con- 
 sult together: fr.avv,aKt7rT0nai. 
 
 ^vaKivdi^uj, f. daii), to get toge- 
 ther furniture or provisions ; 
 collect, provide, pi'epare secret- 
 ly, plot fraudulently : fr. avv, 
 aKevdi^io. Hence 
 
 ^vaKtvaaia, ag, >/, collection of 
 baggage, preparation, equip- 
 ment. 
 
 ^vaKevt), rjg, »'/, a preparation ; 
 contrivance of plots, jugglery, 
 illusion ; getting by craft ; in- 
 trigue: fr. avv, aKtvi]. 
 
 ^vaKtvo(popsu), io, to carry the 
 baggage together : fr. avv, 
 aK€vo(l>opku) 
 
 SYS 
 
 sad ; f. dao) : fi\ avv, aKv9p(o- 
 TTog. 
 
 Jlvairapdaau), or ttm, to tear to 
 pieces at the same time, con- 
 vulse ; f. ^o}, perf. avi'ta-rrdpax^t, 
 a.l. avvtaTrdpa^a. Th.airapda- 
 aoj. 
 
 ^vaTTtvdu), f. aco, to make haste 
 together, unite with others in 
 favouring or assisting, wish or 
 endeavour earnestly in behalf 
 of another. Th. airtvCo). 
 
 ^va7r\ayxvtv(o, f. au), to partake 
 of entrails along with : fr. avv, 
 anXayxvtvio. 
 
 ^vaatia^og, ov, 6, a commotion, 
 whirlwind, earth(|uake : fr. 
 
 ^vaatiu), to shake together, agi- 
 tate, alarm ; cause to miscarry ; 
 f. liaui, perf. avaataeiKa, perf". 
 pass, avaakatia^ai. Th. aeiu). 
 
 ^vaat]fiov, ov, to, a token nm- 
 tually agreed on, watchword : & 
 
 'Zvaaijfiog, 6, »/, marked conjoint- 
 ly, signifying together or the 
 same thing ; having a concerted 
 meaning : fr. avv, ai]f.ia. 
 
 ^vaalTsio, a>, f. yau), to eat to- 
 gether : fr. avv, aiTsw. 
 
 yivaaiTia, ag, y, the act of eating 
 together ; a party doing so : 
 avaaiTia, tu, clubs : fr. 
 
 ^vaalTog, 6, one who eats bread 
 Mith another, a mess-mate, in- 
 mate : fr. ai'v, alTog. 
 
 ^vaavrdo), Cj, f. daio, to draw to- 
 gether, sew or stitch together, 
 join, contract : fr. avv, andu). 
 
 "ZvaaTTfipdio, d, f. d'aio, to coil 
 together, form into a close body, 
 condense : fr. avv, airtipa. 
 
 Jlvaa7rovSd^ii),to be anxiousabout 
 with others : fr. avv, aTrovcd^io. 
 
 EvaaTt(pavrj<popiu), to, f. yau), to 
 wear a crown with : fr. avv, 
 aTt(pavT]<poptio 
 
 'S.v a Ktji'i to, 0}, to have one's tent Si/cro-v'pw, f. i;pa;, to drag violently 
 
 with, dwell near, be a comrade : 
 
 fr. avv, aKijvsu). Hence 
 ^vaKtjvyrpia, ag, y, an inmate of 
 
 the same tent, mate 
 XvoKyvia, ag, y, participation of 
 
 the same meals, common fare, 
 
 cohabitation : but avaKyvia, tu, 
 
 clubs : fr. 
 yivaKtivog, 6, y, that lives in the 
 
 same tent,a mess-mate, comrade, 
 
 mate : fr. avv, aKijvi). 
 ^vaKyvou}, (u, to live in the same 
 
 tent, be a comrade : avv, aKt]v6to. 
 ^vaKid^u), to ovei'shadow, cover ; 
 
 f. datti : fr. avi', aicid^uj. 
 ^uaKiog, 6, y, overshadowed, 
 
 shady, opaque : fr. avx', aKid. 
 "SvaKOTdi^it}, to shade over ; av- 
 
 aKOTd^tt, impers. it grows dark, 
 
 gets towards evening : fr. avv, 
 
 aKord^uj. Th. aKOTog. 
 ^vaKvOpuiTrd^io, to put on a sad 
 
 look with others, appear all 
 
 with, handle : fr. avv, avpw 
 "^vaaoji^u), to save together, aid 
 
 in saving : fr. avv, ato^oJ. 
 ^.vaaiofiog, 6, y, forming one 
 
 body, of the same body : fr. avv, 
 
 a (I) ft a. 
 ^vaait)(ppovf(t), (J, to be discreet 
 
 with : fr. avv, (tw^povEu*. 
 "EvaTd^tg, (jjv, ai, as avaTdStg dfi- 
 
 TTiXoi, vines planted without re- 
 gard to arrangement : fr. avv- 
 
 iaTT]fii. 
 XvaTaSrjv, & XvaTaSbv, adv., in 
 
 a dense body, hand to hand : 
 
 fr. the same. 
 EvaTaOtiQ, ivTog, a. L part. pass. 
 
 of avviaryfit. 
 'E.vaTo.aav, ace. sing. fem. fr. a. 2. 
 
 part, of avvioTyfii, to cause to 
 
 rise up against ; a. 2. awkaryv, 
 
 part. avoTug, daa, dv. 
 ^vaTdaiig, nom. pi. fr. avoTaaig. 
 Suorafftd^w, f dato, to belong to 
 
 (C17) ^ 
 
 SYS 
 
 the same faction, unite in raising 
 a sedition : fr. avaraaig. 
 
 ^yaTaaiaaT))g, ov, 6, one who 
 joins in a riot or insurrection : 
 fr. the preceding. 
 
 Avaraaig, (log, y, combination, 
 consistence, condensation, co- 
 agulation ; thickness, concre- 
 tion ; origin, foundation, rise of 
 any thing ; constitution, form, na- 
 ture ; a friendship, alliance, con- 
 federacy, conspiracy ; strength- 
 ening, proof, corroboration ; 
 conciliation, reconciliation, com- 
 mendation ; establishment ; tem- 
 perament ; composition ; con- 
 struction ; collection ; group ; 
 conference, convei*sation ; meet- 
 ing, assembly : fr. avviaTtjfii. 
 
 ^vaTaaiu)Trjg, ov, 6, one of the 
 same faction : fr. avv, aTaai- 
 ujTjjg. 
 
 "^vaTaTiKog, »), 6i', calculated to 
 give consistence, recommend or 
 establish : fr. avviaTtjixi. 
 
 ^vaTavpou), u>, to protect by ]>ali- 
 sades ; crucify with ; f. loaoj, 
 perf. avvtaTavpwKa, perf. j)ass. 
 avvaaTavpojfiai, a. I. ind. pass. 
 avviaTavpwf:)t]v,a.. 1. part. pass. 
 avaTavpojOtig, tvTog. Th. arav- 
 pog. 
 
 SuoTfyd^w, f. daio, to cover toge- 
 ther, cover close : fr. avv, aTt- 
 yd^u*. 
 
 SuoTtXXtu, to draw together, con- 
 tract, abridge, confine ; restrict, 
 restrain ; compose, arrange ; 
 strew, spread ; lay out for bu- 
 rial, wrap in grave-clothes ; 
 withdraw, move, take away, 
 snatch up ; f. avaTtXd, f. 2. 
 avaTaXui, perf. avvtaTaXKa, a. 
 I. ind. act. avvtaTtiXa, pres. inf. 
 pass. avaTtXXtaOai., perf. part, 
 pass. avviaTaXf.ikvog, y, ov, hav- 
 ing been abridged : fr. avv, 
 oriXXtu. 
 
 SuoTcvd^w, f. ^oj, to sigh, groan 
 together : fr. avv, aTivd^io. 
 
 ^vaTyfia, arog, to, any thing 
 standing together, as stagnant 
 water ; a collection, heap, body, 
 troop, multitude, assembly ; 
 league ; any work made with 
 art, composition, system : fr. 
 avviaTy/ii. 
 
 ^varyvai, a. 2. inf. act. avaTtjao- 
 fiev, 1 pi. f. I. act. of avviaTTj^t. 
 
 ^vaToix^io, io, to be of the same 
 order ; be placed in the same 
 order, file, rank, row or vei*se ; 
 correspond to, be like ; f. yaio, 
 perf. avviaroix^Ka : fr. avv, 
 
 aToix'^^' 
 'Zvaroix^a, ag, y, co-arrange- 
 ment ; two corresponding series 
 of things, good and bad, a be- 
 longing to the same class, order, 
 &c. agreement, affinity : & 
 
 f 
 
 m 
 
SYS 
 
 2<I>A 
 
 
 
 ^vffTOixoQ, o, r/, belonging to the 
 same rank, class, series ; co- 
 ordinate, relevant, consonant ; 
 ffvffToixn, thinj^s that have af- 
 finity with each other : fr. evv, 
 
 2u(TroX/), ijc, >/, a contraction ; 
 binding together, retrenchinent ; 
 covetousness ; consternation ; 
 systole, a figure in grammar : 
 fr. (TvnTiWM. 
 
 SvffroXi^w, f. /<TW, to arrange in 
 order : fr. rrvv, «TroXi^u>. 
 
 2y(Trparfj''W, f. (^(ti, & i^^'^- ^^ 
 make a campaign or perform 
 military service with or together, 
 march 'out together with: fr. 
 avv, arpaTBVu). 
 
 2y(Trpar;;y£u), u>, f. r/(Tw, to join 
 in the command with : fr. 
 
 ^vffrpuTTjybg, ov, o, a joint-com- 
 mander, colleague : fr. aiiv, 
 
 ffrparnyoC- 
 2u(Trpari(ur/jc, ov, 6, a fellow-sol- 
 dier : fr. avv, (rrparrwrr/t;. 
 'SvtrrpaTOTTfhvofiai, f. fixro^ai, 
 to encamp together : fr. avv, 
 (TTpaTOTredevuf. 
 2y(Trpf/i/ia, aroc, to, a bundle, 
 ball, compact mass, band, con- 
 course, confederacy, riotous 
 crowd : fr. 
 Si/ffrpf^tu, to roll or twist toge- 
 ther, bundle up, draw together, 
 contract, condense, consolidate, 
 collect, rally ; compel, subdue, 
 enslave ; hurl ; mid. to draw 
 one's self up, close or unite to- 
 gether, conspire, attack ; f. •d/oj, 
 a. 1. (Tuvtorpfi/za, a. 1. part. act. 
 (TvffTpt^l/aQ, avTOQ, perf. m. avv- 
 kcrTpo<pa : fr. avv, trrpf^w. 
 2v(Trpo0^, VQ, »/, a turning and 
 twisting into a circle ; giddiness 
 of the head, vertigo; a whirl- 
 pool, tempest ; riotous and tu-1 
 multuous meeting, concourse, 
 conspiracy; conciseness of style: 
 fr. perf. m. avviaTpo(}>a, of av- 
 aTp'i(pio. 
 'S.varib, yg, y, I should have ap- 
 pointed, a. 2. subj. act. of avv- 
 iarriixi, to ordain, a. 2. avv- 
 tarrjv. 
 ^vacpdXio, & 2v<T0aVra>, f. ^w, to 
 slaughter, murder, or sacrifice 
 with or together : fr. avv, a(pdK^o. 
 'S.va<paipi^io, f. iau), to play at ball 
 
 with : fr. avv, o-^aipt^w. 
 ^va(piyyit), to bind together, gird 
 tight ; f. K(jJ, a. 1. act. avvs- 
 acpiy^a : fr. avv, a<piyyoi. 
 ^va<piyKTt)p, ripoq, 6, a clasp, gir- 
 dle, Ps. xliv. 15 : fr. the above. 
 "S,va<piyliQ, liOQ, '), ^ binding to- 
 gether, clasping : fr. the same. 
 'EvaxiOeig, tlaa, iv, a. 1. part. & 
 XuaxiOy, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. pass, 
 of avvEx^, to hold together ; f. 
 avaxh^'^i perf. pass, avv'tax"]- 
 
 jxai, a. 1. pass, avviaxt^n'^' 
 ^vaxijfiaTi^u), to shape, mould 
 alike ; f. iaoj, perf. avvtaxn^^; 
 TiKa, pres. pass. avaxilfiaTi- 
 ^ofica, to adopt the same shape 
 or form, conform to ; (with v 
 dat.) fr. avv, ffx»;/uTTi^w. 
 2i;ro, he had been roused up, 
 charged forward, 3 sing, pluperf. 
 pass. Ion, for lakavro, or taiatv- 
 To, of atvtu, or ffvw, to stir up ; 
 or 3 sing. a. 2. ni. tavimijv, ov, 
 ero, & by sync. & Ion. avTo, of 
 the same verb. 
 2Y~*AP, the cast-off skin or 
 slough of a snake, or of a grass- 
 hopper ; a wrinkled and shrivel- 
 led skin ; old age ; a wrinkled 
 old man. 
 '2v(pop(i6g, ov, o, a swine-feeder, 
 for avo(pop(i6g : fr. avg, ^fp^tu. 
 ^v(pog, ^v^fbg, ^v(pubg, ov, & 
 2i'0twi', tUvog, 6, a pig-sty, place 
 where swine are kept : fr. avg. 
 2yx«P» V-> t^^e name of a city,un- 
 
 decl! Hebr. signif. hired. 
 Svx* A^> »/, the name of a city, un- 
 
 decl. Hebr. signif. shoulder. 
 ^vxvci, & Svxvof, adv., frec^uent- 
 
 ly : fr. 
 Yvxrbg, ?}, or, many, much, fre- 
 quent ; thick-set, numerous, 
 populous, crowded ; following 
 in quick succession : fr. avvsxVi:- 
 Svx^'t^C' adv., often, frequently, 
 without interruption : fr. the 
 above. 
 
 2uw, to shake, give a shock to, 
 set in motion, agitate, cause to 
 hurry on. 
 Si'wr,' of wild boars, gen. pi. fr 
 
 aTiQ, avbg, b, y. 
 :^<pdyavov, ov, rb, a sword : fr. 
 
 a<pdl^iti. 
 20ay6tov, ov, ro, a vessel in which 
 \ to receive the blood of victims : 
 
 fr. a<pd^oi). 
 20ayt(C, tiaa, kv, having been 
 slain, a. 2. part. pass, of atpd^oj, 
 or a(pdTTu), to slay ; f. ^w, a. 2. 
 ind. pass. ta<pdyiiv. 
 20Hyf UC, «wc, b, a butcher, slay- 
 
 S<I>A 
 
 plunge, throw about the feet ; 
 
 shake with pain ; be convulsed 
 
 (with the pangs of death), die in 
 
 ag<my ; kick and stamp for very 
 
 passion. 
 -Zcpacaafibg, ov, o, a kickmg and 
 
 j)lunging, the being convulsed, 
 
 furious passion : fr. the above. 
 2*A'Zi2, or S^drrtu, to cut the 
 
 throat, sacrifice, nmrder, slay ; 
 
 f. d^w, perf. ta<paxa, a. 2. tatpa- 
 
 yov. 
 
 er, assassin ; sword : & 
 
 20ay?), rig, »"/, slaughter, murder, 
 sacrifice ; the neck or throat : 
 fr. atpd^io. 
 
 20aytd^a*, f. dao), & 2^ayid^o- 
 juat, to kill for sacrifice, otter a 
 victim : fr. a<pdyiov. Hence 
 
 "^ipayiaafibg, ov, 6, a slaughtering, 
 immolation. 
 
 20dyior, ov, rb, a victim, sacri- 
 fice, place or vessel where the 
 blood of the victims is received ; 
 acpdyia, entrails : fr. aipayij. 
 
 ^(pdyiog, 6, >y, immolating, slaugh- 
 tering, murdering, bloody : & 
 
 ^<payic,icog, t), a sacrificial knife : 
 fr. a<pdl!,nj. 
 
 2«I>AAA'ZQ, f. daio, to kick, 
 (618) 
 
 2* ATP A, ag, i), a ball, globe, 
 sph<:re ; perhaps fr. airtipa. 
 20atp»j^6v, adv., like a ball : & 
 ^(paipi^u), f. t<yw, to play at ball : 
 
 20atptfco(;, v, ov, globular, spheri- 
 cal, round : & 
 20aip(or, & -t^iov, ov, rb, a little 
 
 sphere or ball : fr. acpalpa. 
 •^(paipiaig, ewe, »/,a playing at ball 
 or tennis : fr. a<paipiW. 
 Y<paipiaTr)piov, ov, to, a tennis- 
 court : fr. the same. 
 ^<paipotidt)Q, £oc, b, //, spherical, 
 
 round : fr. atpalpa, tlcog. 
 20atpoa>, (J, f. ojau), to make 
 round, make into a ball or glo- 
 bular shape ; put a ball on the 
 l)oint of a spear or foil to blunt 
 it : fr. atpalpa. 
 20otpwrr}p, vpog, 6, a thong or 
 
 latchet coiled : fr. the above. 
 ^rpaipioTbg, t), bv, having a round 
 
 ball at the end : see acpaipou). 
 20a»c£Xj^a>, to have an infiamma- 
 tion, mortify ; f. i(rtu,perf. ia(pa- 
 KiXiKa : fr. 
 2*A'KEA02, ov, 6, gangrene, 
 mortification of any inflamed 
 part, acute pain, paroxysm ; 
 perhaps fr. aipd'^^itn', because 
 the part aff'ected is generally 
 dead ; also, the middle finger. 
 2*A'K02, ov, b, the herb sage. 
 ^(paKTTipia, ag, y, a butcher's 
 knife : fr. a<pd'^(i}. 
 '^(paXipbg, a, bv, tottering, weak, 
 slippery ; precarious, faithless, 
 dangerous, mischievous : fr. 
 a(pdWio. 
 2^rtXr;j'at, to have stumbled, fail- 
 ed, «Scc. a. 2. inf. pass, of acpdWio. 
 ^(pdWovTi, Dor. for a<pd\\ovai, 
 3 pi. pres. ind. act. fr. 
 2*A'AAQ, fa(h,to throw, cause 
 to slip or fall, break down, trip 
 up, supplant, disappoint, foil, 
 deceive, overreach ; atpaWofiai, 
 to totter, fall, fail of one's ob- 
 ject, err, be mistaken, defeated 
 or disai)pointed ; with a gen. ; 
 f. a\w, perf. t<T^aX»ca, a. 2. ta<lia- 
 \ov. Hence 
 20dX//a, arog, rb, a fall, shp, 
 
 miscarriage, error, calamity. 
 ^<pdK, Dor. for a<pi/K, b, a wasp, 
 hornet. 
 29)a'4'at, to have slain, a. 1. inf. 
 
 •o » 
 
 ov, of him or 
 
 2<I>E 
 
 act. & 'S.cpdKag, avrog, a. 1. part, 
 of a<pd^io, or a<pdTrut, to cut the 
 throat, slay ; f. ^w. 
 "Efpd^ujai, 3 pi. a. 1. subj. act. of 
 
 the same. 
 20apayfui/ro, Dor. & Ion. for 
 iacpapayovvTO, 3 pi. inipf. pass, 
 fr. 
 20apay€w, <J, f. rjaio, & mid. to 
 make a noise in the throat, rat- 
 tle, hiss, wliiz, fiz ; be swollen 
 or distended. Tli. atpdpayog. 
 20apay(^<.>, f. iaco, to raise, put 
 
 in motion, wiih a noise : fr. 
 2«I>A'PAr02, ov, 6, the sound 
 emitted from the throat ; a hiss- 
 ing, whizzing, whistling ; the 
 throat, windpipe. 
 
 2^dc, ace. pi. fr. 
 hei*self. 
 
 2^aVrw, see atpd^u), 
 
 2^f, & "Efpioi, ace. dual fr. ov, 
 of him or herself ; him or her- 
 self, ace. sing, poet, for s ; them- 
 selves, ace, pi. ^'Eol. for a(l)dg 
 
 2i/>frt, for avTu, themselves. 
 
 20frtf, thiMU, Ion. for a<pdg. 
 
 2«I>EAAN0'2, t), bv, vehement, 
 ardent, intense, rapid, furious, 
 hard. 
 
 ^(ptig, nom. pi. fr. ov, of himself, 
 iSc for avTOi, they. 
 
 20f((uv, Ion. & poet, for <r0u7r, 
 gen. pi. fr. ov. 
 
 20«Xaf, arog, Tb, a footstool, 
 hollow log ; seat for rowel's. 
 
 20fX/ia, arog, rb, the blossom of 
 the mastich-tree or holm-oak. 
 
 ^(pevcdjjivivog, ij, ov, of maple ; 
 hard, tough as maple : fr. 
 
 2*E'NAAMN02,oi', /;,a maple 
 tree. 
 
 20fvc^o)'a'(«j & -iu), iZ, f. yaio^ to 
 sling, hurl with a sling : fr, 
 
 2*ENA0'NH, r]g, »/, Lat./««(/a, 
 a sling, witli which stones can be 
 hurled with force ; stone from 
 a sling ; bezil or socket of a 
 ring ; j>erhaps fr. a<pilav6g. 
 
 "^^ptv^ovyrrjg, ov, b, a slinger : 
 fr. a^ivdovdio. 
 
 "Sipevdori^io, f. iaco, the same as 
 atpiv^ovdio. Th. a(ptvd6vij. 
 
 20f j'^oi'TV/zC) ^ l^<ptv^oviiTtig, ov, 
 6, a slinger : fr. the same th. 
 
 20fO(;, a, ov, his own ; a^ka, his 
 own, neut. j)l. fr. tog, the same. 
 
 2^>0 
 
 20fwr, Ion. for atpuiv, of them- 
 selves. 
 
 ^(ptjKia, ag, t), a wasp's nest : «Sc 
 
 '^(ptjKiaKog, b, a pointed stake, 
 resembling a wasp's sting : fr. 
 a<p^. 
 
 20//K:6ai, (jj, f. waio, to bind up so 
 as fntm being broad to appear 
 narrow, lace tight, bind hard, 
 contract like a wasp's body ; 
 ka(ptjKu)VTo, Dor. & tEoI. for 
 ia(pj]KovvTo, 3 pi. imperf. ind 
 Th. a^ptiK 
 
 20/;fiw5;/^, (og, 6, »;, slender in 
 the waist like a wasp ; for a(ptj- 
 KoeiCt)g, fr. a<p))^, tlSog. 
 
 20»/Kra>^rt, arog, rb, a band, band- 
 age ; the place in a helmet where 
 the plume is fixed : fi*. aiprjKoio. 
 
 20i/\«, for la<py]\a, a. 1. ind. & 
 
 ^(pil\aL, a. 1. inf. act. tSc 
 
 ^(pf)\ag, a. 1. part. act. of a<pd\- 
 Xui, f. aXaJ, a. 1. ta(pji\a. 
 
 2«I>H'N, yvbg, 6, a wedge, instru- 
 ment of torture. Hence 
 
 20/;j'6ai, w, to cleave with a 
 wedge, wedge in ; bind, make 
 thick ; f. tjaoj, perf. ta<pi)Vix)Ka. 
 Hence 
 
 'S.(pi]V(oaig, 
 
 nog, ti, a 
 
 wedging, 
 
 xiv. 
 
 23 
 
 in- 
 
 'S.ipfpioTTJpog, Gen. 
 
 stead of which the best editions 
 
 read atpvpioTrjpog. 
 20eT«p;/v, ace. sing. Ion. f. g. for 
 
 a(ptTtpni', fr, a'psrenog. 
 206rfp«^o/ioi, to claim for oneself, 
 
 appropriate, usurp : fr. a<piTepog. 
 'StpiTtpia^bc, ov, 6, appropriation, 
 
 usurpation : fr. the above. 
 20£rfp(,g,a,oi',hisown, one's own, 
 
 their own, their own peculiarly; 
 
 also for vn€T(poQ, yours : fr. 
 
 a<psog. 
 
 compression, obstruction. 
 
 2<I>H'2J, ijKbg, b, a wasp, hornet ; 
 a<pt}Ka, yEol. a<priTra, by transp. 
 (pijaTra, phespa, respa. 
 
 20t & a<piv, for (t0(V», Sl for av- 
 To7g, to themselves ; for the 
 poets, instead of acpiai, dat. pi. 
 use the dual a(piv, by apoc. atpi, 
 & by aphner. <piv. Th. i, himself, 
 
 20fyyta, ag, i), parsimony : fr. 
 
 2<1»I rPQ, to j)ress close, squeeze, 
 bind up, lace tight, compress, 
 grasp, embrace, restrain, go- 
 
 vern ; f. ^ui. 
 
 20iy^, yybg, tj. Sphinx ; the 
 name of a monster endued with 
 prophetic power, having wings, 
 the face of a virgin, and the 
 rest of its body like a lion ; who 
 used to propound an anigma to 
 all who passed by, and if they 
 were unable to answer, tore 
 them to pieces ; any one that 
 speaks in riddles ; an engine of 
 torture; oppressor: fr. theabove. 
 
 2i/)iy^at, a. 1. inf. act. of acpiyyu); 
 
 f. y?«t». a. 1. tatpiy^n. 
 20 J r, to themselves, dual or dat. 
 
 pi. for a(piai, fr. ov, of himself. 
 
 See a^i. 
 206t^pa, mightily, exceedingly, 
 
 very : a<lv. fr. 
 2<l>0AP(y2, d, bv, vehement, 
 
 violent, urgent, strong, lusty, 
 
 energetic, stern, bitter. 
 ^^odpoTijg, 7]Tog, i), vehemence, 
 
 violence : 6c 
 ^(pocpvvofiat, to be or become 
 
 vehement or violent : & 
 20o^pu)ff, vehemently, earnestly, 
 (610) ' 
 
 S<I>Q 
 
 adv. fr. the above. 
 20ov^vX?/, i]g, or 'E.TrovdvXrj, ijg, 
 
 »/,a root like that whence cometh 
 
 benzoin; any insect of the beetle 
 
 kind ; a cocU-mach. 
 ^(povCvXing, ov, b, & 20ort^i'Xtor, 
 
 ov, TO, the si)ine : fr. 
 ^(povhfXog, Att. for aTTuv^vXog, 
 
 ov, b, a peg in a spinning-wheel; 
 
 a joint in the vertebrie of the 
 
 back ; the spine. 
 'S.tpbg, ov. Dor. for acp'tTipog, their 
 
 own : fr, ov, of himself. 
 ^(ppayihoVfTo, a small seal ; dim. 
 
 & 
 
 ^(ppayi^ovvxcipyoKoiiiijTyg, ov, 6, 
 having the fingers adorned with 
 rings to the w liites of the nails : 
 fr. aippayig, bvv^, dpybg, KOfieoj. 
 
 2(/>payt^ai, to seal, put a seal on, 
 seal up, preserve under a seal, 
 treasure up, solemnly attest, in- 
 sure ; in the Sacred Writings, to 
 establish, confirm, ratify, shut 
 up; f. iaio, perf. l(T(ppayiKa, a. 1. 
 ia(ppdyiaa, a. 1, imper. act. 
 aippdyiaov, drio, a. 1, su])j, act. 
 a<ppayiau}, perf. pass. ia<pndyia- 
 l^iai, a. 1, ind. pass. ta^payiaBrjv, 
 a. 1. m, ta<ppayLanf.ii]v : fr. 
 
 2<I'PArr2, icog, ii,n seal, stamp, 
 impression, signature, passport. 
 
 20pdytfT/in, arog, ro, a signature, 
 stamp, seal : fr. 1 pers. pf, pass, 
 of (T0prty(^w. Th. a<ppayig. 
 
 20p/yy<c,% Ion. for a<ppayig. 
 
 2<I>PirA'Q, w, f. Tiau), to ferment, 
 swell as the vegetable juice in 
 spring, vegetate ; swell with the 
 bloom & vigour of youth or with 
 rage, grow wanton : perhaps fr. 
 a-TTapyduj. 
 
 20i'y/<6e, ov, 0, a palpitation, 
 thi'ohbing, pulsation : fi*. 
 
 2<I>Y'ZQ, f. Kio, to throb with pain, 
 beat, palpitate, throb with de- 
 sire. Hence 
 
 ^.cpv^ig, tojg, t), pulsation, pulse, 
 the beating of the heart. 
 
 2*Y"PA,ac,T/, a hammer, mallet. 
 
 20vpdc, «^og, »'/, goats' dung. 
 
 "EcpvpriXarog, b, »'/, beaten out by 
 a hammer, massive, solid, sound, 
 firm : fr. aipvpa, tXavvM. 
 
 "^(PvpoKOTTia, ag, y), iron work ; 
 hammering : fr, 
 
 "^(pvpoKOTTog, ov, b, one who works 
 with the hammer, a smith : fr. 
 
 It * 
 
 m 
 
 a(pvpa, KOTTTO). I 
 
 20i;p6r, ov, Tb, the ankle, ankle- 
 bone ; the lower extremity, as 
 the base of a mountain, the foot 
 itself : fr. a^vpa. 
 
 ^tpvpioTijp {vTToSijfiaTog), the 
 latchet of a shoe. Th. a(pvpa, 
 
 20»Vt"ttj', Dor. for a<pv^fi.v. 
 
 ^<pio, you twain, nom. or ace. dual ,. , , 
 
 fr. av, you ; or they two, them ilM 
 
 two, nom. or ace. dual. Dor. for ; 
 
 a<pe, fr. ov, of himself. - j 
 
r 
 % 
 
 SXE 
 
 y:<pio€y they or them two, nom. or 
 ace. dual fr. ov, of himself. 
 2</)uit, you two, nom. or ace. dual 
 
 fr. (TV, you. 
 20wtV, of you twain, gen. or, to 
 you twain, dat.dual fr. the same; 
 but a<pioXv, of them two, gen. or, 
 to them two, dat. dual fr. ou, of 
 himself. 
 
 ^<pu)iripoQ, a, ov, your, your own, 
 referring to two : fr. (r^ua. 
 ^(pujv, of themselves, gen. pi. fr. 
 ov ; but (T(p(^v, of or to you twain, 
 gen. or dat. dual fr. <tv, you. 
 2XAA12'N, ovoQ, 6, a little animal 
 without wings or feet ; the larva 
 of a bee or wasp, cell of the 
 lioneycomb ; <Tx^^ovf£, ol, ho- 
 neycombs. 
 Sxa^w, f. ciait), see (Txaio. 
 2X AArs, t^og, »'/, a stake or pole 
 fixed in the ground, with hooks 
 at the top, to suspend nets. 
 2xa<T«iCj /Eol. for trxfltrac, a. 1. 
 part. act. m. g. of (Tx"s<«', f- naio, 
 a. 1. tax^^^- '^^^- ^X"^- 
 
 o'x«<A' or ox«sw, f. d(T(i)y a. 1. 
 pass. tax^ffOtju. 
 2xaffr;;pia, ag, //, a sort of i)ulley 
 to let down heavy weights : fr. 
 the same. 
 SXA'a, (J, f. affw, to scarify, 
 scratch, scrape ; cut open, cause 
 to gape, open up, open, lay open ; 
 let go, let loose ; give up, aban- 
 don ; give way ; let down, 
 change ; restrain, hold back ; 
 overcome, master ; also in mid. 
 2X*^'7» nc, »/, a scroll, memoran- 
 dum-book, tablets in which (pro- 
 perly speaking) we write extem- 
 pore : fr. crxtcbVf immediately. 
 'Extcqv, adv. slowly, gently, by 
 degrees : fr. ffx^^ov. 
 2X*^ta, ag, )'/, (viz. vavg, a ship,) 
 a temporary ship; clumsy barge, 
 or raft : fr. cxt^o*^. 
 'S-xiCidKoj, f. d(TiOy to act hastily, 
 carelessly, or at random ; trifle 
 with : fr. cx^' tog . 
 'Sx^ciacr^a, arog, to, any thing 
 
 done ott'-hand : fr. the above. 
 "S^xf^iWy adv. hand to hand : fr. 
 Sx^^tof, a, or, or 6, r), near, 
 close, immediate, hasty, sud- 
 den, oft-hand, unexpected, un- 
 premeditated : th. trxf^ov. 
 2xf ^o0cr, adv. near : fr. 
 2XEA0*N, adv. near, at hand ; 
 nearly, almost ; haul to hand 
 (with a dat. and gen.) ; perhaps. 
 2x*^f, have thou, pres. imper. or 
 3 sing, imperf. for taxtGt, of 
 cxt^w, to have : fr. o-x^w. Th. 
 iXw, the same. 
 'S.xtOtig, ivTog, a. 1. part. pass, of 
 tXw, to have ; f. t^w & ax^i^^y ^• 
 1. pass. iax^9r]v. 
 2xt0«/i£v,lon.& Dor.for(Txt0"v, 
 
 2X1 
 
 to have, pres. infin. of cxt^Wj for 
 iXto. 
 
 2x£0w, to have, hold ; restram, 
 rej)ress, hinder : fr. ffxtw, for 
 
 SxtXt'^tg, wv, at, sides of meat, 
 flitches of bacon : perhaps fr. 
 (TKeXog. 
 
 2x«At£v, Ion. or Dor. for ffxt'ii', 
 a. 2. infin. act. of tx*^, to have. 
 
 2x«o, Ion. for ffxoi', hold, a. 2. 
 imper. m. of tx^y *® have ; a. 2. 
 m. i(Tx6}ir)v. 
 
 Sxfp'p, poet. adv. for t0£^»"}c, in 
 order, in succession, next : fr. 
 an obs. subst. <Tx«(>of, fr. tx^w, 
 or tx*^> *o hold on one with an- 
 other. 
 
 2xfg, have, hold, stop, by pleon. 
 t)f cr, for (Txf , a. 2. imper. act. fr. 
 tXw, to have. 
 
 2xi<T«c, fwg, V, a holding ; bodily 
 habit or condition, state, consti- 
 tution ; mode of living ; style of 
 dressing; coherence, congruity : 
 fr. ffxtw. 
 
 Sxtri^ptoi^, TO, that which as- 
 suages or prevents : fr. ax^^- 
 2x«rXia^w, f. d(Tio, to be wretch- 
 ed, mourn, complain : fr. 
 SXE'TAIOS, a, or, unhappy, 
 wretched, to be pitied ; hard, 
 obdurate, obstinate ; bold, re- 
 solute, much-enduring ; unjust, 
 cruel, wicked. 
 Sxero, he held, Ion. for tffx^TOy 
 3 sing. a. 2. m. of ex*^- 
 I.x'et»>, f. V(rt*>, pt^rf. tffx^lKa, to 
 have, hold, restrain ; obs. for 
 
 fXW' 
 
 2x»7/ia, aTog, to, form, fashion, 
 figure, mode ; air, gesture, bear- 
 ing, caiTiage, posture, dance ; 
 appearance ; dress, trappings, 
 harness ; state, habit, constitu- 
 tion, structure ; Lat. schema, a 
 scheme ; figure of speech, orna- 
 ment, grace, dignity ; a pretext: 
 fr. the above. 
 
 Jlxnt^aTiKio, to fashion, mould, 
 figure, dance ; attire, adorn ; 
 mid. to gesticulate, put on airs, 
 assume a character or demeanor, 
 pretend, aft"ect : & 
 
 2x^^«r»ov, ov, to, a petty figure, 
 quirk, dim. fr. ax^W^- 
 
 "ExrjiJiaTKT^bg, ov, 6, dress and 
 trim of the person ; arranging 
 the figure after a particular 
 guise; one's mien, one's speech; 
 a pretext, disguise : fr. pf. pass, 
 of o-xJ^fi^rt^w. 
 
 2x»7/i«7'o7ratto/Ltat, ov^iai, to as- 
 sume an artificial air, gesticu- 
 late, caper : fr. trxO/^"* ttouoj. 
 
 2x)7<J'fiv, f. I. inf. act. (tx)7O'*<^0«i^ 
 
 f. i. inf. m. of axiio, obsolete for 
 
 ix<*>j to have ; f. c^w & (Tx»/o'w- 
 
 ^X'^<^^f ciKog, & Sxt^oc, ov, 6, a 
 
 fragment, chip, splinter, lath : 
 
 (620) 
 
 2X0 
 
 fr. (TX'Zw. . , , 
 
 2x«^« *^ 2x''^»7, VQ3 V, a cleft, 
 
 rent, billet, arrow : ax^Zyg, dat. 
 
 pi. lon.for <rx«'^"te : fr- 
 2XrZQ, to split, rend, cleave ; 
 
 f. iau}, perf. iffx^Ka, perf. pass. 
 
 t(Txi<^t^"'^- 
 2xiv^oXa/xoc, ov, or ^xtv^aX/ioc, 
 ov, 6, a little chip, fragment, got 
 T(p <rx<^"»', hy splitting ; subtle- 
 ties, refinements. 
 Sxn'oc, ov, 6, the mast ich -tree ; 
 scjuill or sea-onion. Th. <tx«^w. 
 2x*<yac. cii'Tog, a. 1. ]>art. act. & 
 2xtff0'/>'"*« to have been split, a. 
 
 1. inf. pass, of ^x'^*", to split. 
 2xi(Tic, n"Q, V, a splitting, cleav- 
 ing, division of a stream into 
 several channels : fr. trxi^w. 
 ^X'^f^h^i «''<'t.', TO, a split, rent, 
 nii)ture, division, dissension, 
 
 Lat. sch'isma, schism : fr. ax'tW- 
 
 2xto'/i»), rig, »/, & Sxt^/^og, oy, 6, 
 
 a splitting, rending, cleavhig ; 
 
 cleft, fissure : fr. the same. 
 'Zx'ifTffag, by doubling a, for ffx'i' 
 
 aag, a. I. part. act. fr. trx'^^- 
 2xt<T7"6c, V, ov, split, cloven, that 
 
 can be sjdit : fr. (Txi^w. 
 2xoiaro, Ion. for (txoTito, 3 jd. 
 
 a. 2. opt. m. of txi*>i to have ; 
 
 f. 'iKio & ffx^'i<Jio, a. 2. tffxor. 
 Sxonji', Att. for (txo«/"j a. 2. opt. 
 
 act. of the same. 
 Sxoivt^w, to measure with a 
 
 rope ; draw the boundary of, & 
 
 mark out : & 
 Sxoti'ior, ov, TO, dim. a cord 
 
 plaited of rushes : fr. 
 2XOrN02,ov,o, sometimes »/, a 
 
 rush ; rope made of inishes, as 
 
 being fit for holding or fastening: 
 
 fr. ^x***^ • ^^"^^ 
 SxoT^'oe, a measure of GO stadia ; 
 
 an Egyptian word, equivalent to 
 
 two parasangs. 
 2xoirortv>}c, tog, b, y, marked 
 
 out with a line, straight, h»ng : 
 
 fr. (Txolvog, Ttiviu. 
 SxoTvro, 3 pi. a. 2. opt. m. of tx^* 
 
 to have ; f. tK<n & cx^)fTu), a. 2. 
 
 m. IffxbfJirjr. 
 JlXoXcttio, to have leisure, be dis- 
 engaged, be unoccupied, loiter, 
 
 leave oft', be idle, study, attend 
 
 to ; f. d(Tu), perf. taxo^ciKa, i)erf. 
 
 pass. t(TxoXaf^ft«'} o""*} <yTai. Th. 
 
 (TxoXi]. 
 ^XoXaloQy a, ov, leisurely, slow, 
 
 lardy, reluctant, lazy : fr. the 
 
 same. 
 2xoXrtt6r»jc. Vrog, v, tardiness, 
 
 laziness : fr. the above. 
 SxoXaiVfpa & -or, adv., more 
 
 slowly, reluctantly: fr. the same. 
 2xoXattug, adv., tardily, slowly, 
 
 at one's leisure : fr. <Txo\a1og. 
 'Exo\apx^**'f ^i to be the head of 
 
 a school or sect : fr. (txo^'/j "P" 
 
 Xw. 
 
 2ilK 
 
 2xoXrt(rr/)c, ov, 6, one at leisure, 
 idle : & 
 
 SxoXaoTtKTof, r), bv, idle, loung- 
 ing, useless, silly ; studious : fr. 
 (TxoXa^w. 
 
 2X0 AH', i)g, >;, leisure, spare 
 time, freedom from active en- 
 gagement, rest, cessation ; care, 
 attention, study, meditation, dis- 
 course ; a school. Hence 
 
 ^XoXj/, dat. sing, of the above, 
 taken adverbially ; with leisure, 
 at one's ease ; without pains 
 or trouble, without diligence ; 
 slowly, tardily ; hardly, with 
 difficulty ; not at all, in no 
 wise ; nuich less. 
 
 2x6Xiov, ov, 70, a commentary, 
 glossary, scholium, short note or 
 interpretation : fr. axoXi). 
 
 2xo/*£vog, having held, a. 2. part. 
 m. of tx^i to have, a. 2. m. 
 i.(Txofir]v. 
 
 2x"«', have thou, a. 2. imper. m. 
 of the same verb. 
 
 2xw, a. 2. subj. act. or f. 2. ind. 
 act. of the same verb. 
 
 2a;av, ace. sing. f. g. fr. crcJog, the 
 same as a^>ig. Th. (Joog. 
 
 'S.wytvrig, tog, o, a proper name. 
 
 2(Jt(Tfc«, Ion. for laioi, he was 
 preserving, 3 sing. impf. act. of 
 aojux), the same as (tw'^w. 
 
 2a>^u>, to save, preserve, rescue, 
 deliver, protect, defend ; f. toVw, 
 perf. a'taoiKa, a. I. t(Tw(Ta, a. 1. 
 imper. act. aaSffov, a. 1. subj. 
 aioniii, perf. pass, asffiorrfiai, Si. 1. 
 pass. i<Tui6i}y, pres. part. pass. 
 (Toj^ofiipog, being saved, and in 
 dat. pi. Ion. (Tioi^onkvoKTi ; cw- 
 Otig elg 26Xovc Ttjg KiXiKiag, 
 Isoc. Evag. 82. Batt. having ar- 
 rived safe at Soli, a city of Cili- 
 cia ; it occurs too in the active 
 joined with elg, as ffuicrti tig Tt)v 
 ^aaiXi'iciv avTov, 2 Tim. iv. 18, 
 will conduct safe into his king- 
 dom. 2(J(Tw <t' tig 'EXXd5', Eur. 
 Iph. T. 10C8, I shall conduct 
 you in safety into Greece. 'Elg 
 rrarpida auicrai, Soph. Phil. 3JI1, 
 to take him home in safety. Th. 
 (Toog, safe. 
 
 'SioKEio, iS, to move, stir, have 
 power, be able : fr. (jdiJKog. 
 
 ^ii)K\iiSag, a, b. Dor. for 
 
 ^iOKXei^t]g, ov, b, a patronymic of 
 the name Socles. 
 
 XuiKog, ov, 6, the preserver, pro- 
 tector, mighty, an epith. f>f Mer- 
 cury : fr. aiainKa, of crtJ^tu. 
 
 2wKrpar{a>, f. r](Ju), to imitate or 
 rival Socrates : fr. 
 
 "SiUiKpaTtig, tog ovg, b, Socrates; 
 voc d) ^uiKpnTtg. 
 
 ^wKparidiuv, Tb, a little Socrates; 
 dim. &L 
 
 ^ioKpariKog, >}, bv, Socratlc, of 
 Socrates : fr. the above. 
 
 2QS 
 
 2QAH'N, 7]vog, b, a tube, pipe, 
 flue, channel, canal. 
 
 2U"MA, arog, rb, the body, a 
 carcase, corpse ; (spoken of the 
 living) men, heads, cattle ; a 
 large prey ; Xtujv tTri auifiari 
 Kvpnag, II. T. 23. llesiod, 'A. 
 420. a lion having met with a 
 carcase ; also, any person ; a 
 member : (Toifjiara u^Ka, Eur. 
 Suppl. 223, the guilty ; n. pi 
 (Tiiifiara, captives, slaves. IMato 
 derives it fr. (tw^w, ataioaftai, 
 as the body i)reservcs and 
 guards the soul. 
 
 '2^t}|.la<TKk^o, oj, to exercise the 
 body ; train, inure to military 
 service: fr. ffoJ/ua, ac/ctw. Hence 
 
 EMfiarTKia, ag, >'/, bodily exercise. 
 
 ^ajfjiaTiKbg, t), bv, of the body, 
 corporeal, carnal : fr. (Tuifxa. 
 
 "SliofiaTiKuig, adv., in bodily form ; 
 carnally : fr. the above. 
 
 'S.tof.iaTiov, ov, Tb, a small body ; 
 corpse ; system, structure ; roll, 
 volume, book : fr. awjua. 
 
 ^wfxaTOTTouu), <jj, to give bodily 
 form to ; form into one body, 
 combine ; render stout, reci*uit 
 the body, refresh, render strong, 
 consolidate ; f. ti<tio, perf. <Tt<Tuj- 
 fiaT07roii]Ka : fr. (Tui^a, 7roit(jj. 
 
 "ZiofiaTotpOoptio, (J, to destroy bo- 
 dies : fr. aojfia, (pOtipio. 
 
 ^u)fiaTO(pvXa^, uKog, 6, a body- 
 guard : fr. (tJ^u rt, (puXa^. 
 
 ^(Jog, (tia, ojov, or 6, »/, safe, mi- 
 hurt, entire, preserved, well, 
 sound : fr. (roog. 
 
 ^oJTraTpog, ov, b, the name of a 
 man. Gr. a father preserved. 
 
 "ZuipaKog, ov, b, a heap ; a kind of 
 vessel, basket : fr. (Tujpbg. 
 
 2a>ptv/trt, arog, Tb, a heap, pile : 
 fr. 
 
 'S.uipivio, to heap up, pile up, 
 accumulate, load ; f. evffut, perf. 
 (TtauiptvKa, perf. pass, atcrioptv- 
 fiai, perf. part. pass, fftaioptvixk- 
 vog, I/, ov, having been heaped 
 up. Th. (Tojpog. 
 
 ^ojprj^bv, by heaps ; adv. fr. 
 
 2i2P0'2, ov, 6, a heap, pile, se- 
 pulchre. 
 
 2cJ(,", b, y), safe, sound, well, un- 
 hurt, entire, preserved : fr. ffdog, 
 same as ffoog, contr. nuig. 
 
 'EojffOtvTjg, tog, b, the name of a 
 man, Gr. signif. whose strength 
 is unbroken. 
 
 StJo-t, by ci"asis for (Tiol^ovffi, or 
 croiovcTi, fr. aui^u}, or (Tioio. Th. 
 (Toog, safe. Also for ffdovffi, fr. 
 adu), the same as ariOio, to sift, 
 strain, Herod, i. 200. 
 
 2a»(rj7rarpoc, ov, b, the name of 
 a man. Gr. preservation of a 
 father. 
 
 2tu<Tt7roXtg, eiog, y), saviour of the 
 city : fr. cw^w, ndXig. 
 (621) 
 
 212 <I> 
 
 ^ioffTtog, a, ov, to be saved; verb, 
 adj. fr. (Tw'Cut. 
 
 yidJCTTnov, ov, TO, a pliysiciau's 
 fee ; grateful ottering to a deity 
 for restoration to health ; re- 
 ward for restoring a fugitive 
 slave ; price given to buy one's 
 freeilom : fr. cw^u). 
 
 ^MTtipa, ag, //, a female that 
 .saves, delivei*s : fr. 
 
 2u;r*}p, iipog, b, a deliverer, pre- 
 server, saviour : fr. rrw^w. 
 
 2a»r»;pta, ag, y), deliverance, sal- 
 vation ; preservation, protec- 
 tion, safety, security, recovery : 
 fr. the above. 
 
 ^ii)Tt]pia, Tu, (viz. upd or Ov^a- 
 Ta) .sacrifices for deliverance, 
 thanks<j;ivings : fr. (Tu*Ty]niog. 
 
 2(ur //pior, ov, Tb, safety : fr. (Tw- 
 
 J'/P; 
 
 ^ojTtjpiog, b, )'/, saving, calculated 
 to save or deliver, salutary, pro- 
 pitious : fr. the same. 
 
 2(ijirpoi', ov,r6, the circular frame 
 of a wheel, so called because it 
 crwil^ei, keeps safe ; the tires, fel- 
 loes. 
 
 2w^poj'g(u, (u, to be sober-minded 
 or wise, entertain just senti- 
 ments ; be modest, cliaste, tem- 
 perate ; f. i)(Tio, iKrf. aeffwppovri- 
 fa, a. 1. i(Tto(pp6vr](Ta,a.. 1. imper. 
 (Tio<pp6vi](Toi', «ruj : fr. auxpptov. 
 
 'Sluxppovrj, yjg, »'/, iSophrone, a pro- 
 per name. 
 
 'Eunppovijfta, arog, Tb, an instance 
 of modesty or prudence. 
 
 2uj0povi/rtK6(;, i), bv, temperately 
 disposed : fr. aitxftpovkit). 
 
 2w0povt^(u, to cause to become 
 sober-minded; render wise, tem- 
 perate, or chaste ; eoi'rect,amend, 
 bring to a sense of duty ; chas- 
 tise, restrain, repress, inile ; 
 teach humility ; f. iau), perf. <r«- 
 au)(})p6viKa, perf. pass, atcruxppo- 
 vicTfiai : fr. aiocppujv. 
 
 ^ijjippoviKbg, /), 6v, temperately 
 disposed, continent, chaste, mo- 
 dest : fr. <Tio<ppujv. 
 
 ^uxppovKTKog, ov, 6, a proper 
 name. 
 
 Jlojtppovicrfia, aTog, Tb, a wise 
 maxim, salutary precept, warn- 
 ing, correction : Ac 
 
 2w0po»/tfl-/u6c, ov, 6, a castiga- 
 tion, correction, temperance, so- 
 briety, prudence: fr, (TuxppoviiCci. 
 
 ^io^povujg, adv., prudently, wise- 
 ly, with temperance : fr. irw- 
 (ppwv. 
 
 ^u)<Ppo(Ti, dat. pi. fr. (Xitxppwv. 
 
 'S.iotppoavvi), rjg, »/, soundness of 
 mind, thoughtfulness ; tempe- 
 iimce, sobriety, moderation, 
 chastity : fr. 
 
 2a»0pa>v, ovog, b, r), one whose 
 faculties are perfect ; rational, 
 wise, prudent ; sound in heart, 
 
 I 
 
 ;( 
 
 
 y 
 
 ill 
 
 ^ 
 

 m 
 
 TAI 
 
 juat, moderate, temperate, 
 
 chaste : fr. aujg, 0p»;V. 
 212'XQ, to nib, move about, make 
 
 even or smooth by motion. 
 2(.Jtu, the same as auio^ to compel 
 
 to move at a rapid pace. Th. 
 
 (retu). 
 2a)t«>, to preserve, keep safe 
 
 ffoogy safe. 
 
 T. 
 
 TAA 
 
 TAA 
 
 fr 
 
 TatWa,«c,//,Lat.<crma,aband,| min.ne, twelve ounces to each ; 
 
 land; border, that used in commerce, 80 
 
 T, the nineteenth letter of the 
 Greek alphabet ; as a mark of 
 number, 300; when underscored 
 (r J 300,000 ; it is much substi- 
 tuted, Att. for (T, Ion. for 0, Dor. 
 for K. 
 Ta, the, these ; rdde, rac', rays, 
 (with enclitic,) nora. pi. n. g. fr. 
 6, >'/, TO, this ; r^. Dor. for ry, 
 T^St for rySs. 
 Taj3i0a, //, the name of a woman, 
 
 Syr. a she-goat, deer. 
 Taj3trt, a Scythian appellation of 
 
 Vesta, Herod, iv. 59. 
 TA'rrH, Tig, or Tayy/), iJQ, v, 
 raukness, mustiness; the flavour 
 when the natural juices are gone, 
 and a thing TrjKtTai, becomes 
 soft. Hence 
 Tayyii^io, to be or become rancid: 
 
 & 
 Tayybg, )), ov, rancid. 
 Tayft'a, ag, »'/, chief command: fr. 
 
 rayivoj. 
 T ay tig, having been appointed, 
 a. 2. part. pass. fr. rdffaio, to ar- 
 range; f. Kit, a. 2. pass, tray/ji'. 
 Taytvu), f. crw, to be a chief or 
 general ; mid. to be under a chief 
 or leader : & 
 Tayew, w,to be a leader or ruler: 
 
 & 
 Tayr), ijg, »/, a commanding, ru- 
 ling, rule, sovereignty : fr. ra- 
 
 yog. 
 
 Tay»/vov, TO, a frying-pan ; same 
 as TTjyavov. 
 
 Tay/ta, arog, to, a station, order, 
 band, legion, coh<»rt : fr. TafffToj. 
 
 Tayoff, oi), 6, a chief commander, 
 general, sovereign : fr. the same. 
 
 Tayovxog, ov, 6, one who com- 
 mands a band : fr. rayr), tx(^- 
 
 fillet, bandage, garla 
 chapiter ; a sunken sand-bank 
 reef of rocks in the sea, ridge, 
 hill ; a kiml of long worm. Th. 
 Teipio. Hence 
 
 Tairiou), u), to adorn with a fillet 
 or garland. 
 
 TciKiai, Dor. for Tt'iKeai, and this 
 Ion. for n7/cy, 2 sing. pres. pass, 
 of Ti'iKiiJ, to melt ; f. tio. 
 
 TaKtig, h'Tvg, having been melt- 
 ed, a. 2. part. pass, of tijkih, to 
 melt ; f. ^(j, a. 2. itokov. 
 
 Taictpog, d, 6i', liable to waste, 
 melting ; soft, tender, delicate : 
 
 fr. TljKtO. 
 
 TciKiino^uu, f. 2. pass, of the same. 
 
 ToKTiicbg, i), bv, arranging, skil- 
 ful in disciplining or arrangin;r 
 an army ; to. TaKTiKii, military 
 discipline, tactics : tV 
 
 TaKTog, )), bv, arranged, appoint- 
 ed, fixed, prescribed : fr. Tciaaio. 
 
 TaXasnybg, b, >'/, capable of en- 
 during hard work, toilsome : fr. 
 TaXag, tpyov. 
 
 Td\a9og, ov, b, Talathus, a proper 
 name. 
 
 TdXaiva, rjg, >/, a miseralde fe- 
 male : fr. TuXag. Th. TaXdio. 
 
 TaXa'iovi^ag, ov, b. Dor. for 
 
 TaXaiovicijg, ov, 6, TaXaov Tralg, 
 i. e. Adrastus, the son of Talaus. 
 
 'TaXanriooBio, u), f. /ycrtu, to be 
 miserable, suffer hardship or 
 distress, labour hard ; transitive- 
 ly, to afflict severely ; TaXai- 
 TTijjnrjrrag, avrog, a. 1. part. act. 
 TaXaiTTijjpov^ii'og, pr. pt. pass. : 
 
 TaXaiTTujpia, ag, >'/, misery, 
 wretchedness, pain, exhaustion, 
 hard labour, distress : fr. 
 
 TaXaimopog, 6, »/, that endures 
 hard labour, wretched, distress- 
 ed : fr. TuXdio, irCjpog. 
 
 TaXatTrwpwc, adv. with difficulty, 
 wretchedly : fr. the above. 
 
 TaXai^owv, ovog, b, >'/, = raXa- 
 
 TaX'aKdpCiog, b, >/, stout-hearted, 
 much enduring, bold, magnani- 
 mous : fr. TaXdw, Kap^ia. 
 
 TdXav, voe. sing. fr. TaXag. 
 
 TaXai'Tolog, & -lalog, a, oi^, equal 
 
 minte or lb., 16 ounces to each ; 
 the great or Alexandrine talent, 
 lOO^miniv, 20 ounces to each ; 
 as appears from Plant. Mostell. 
 iii. 1. 102. 114. &. Priscian, 
 Granmi. Vet. i. 13-1. Clarke on 
 the Connexion of Roman, Saxon, 
 and English Coins, p. 395 ; the 
 ^'Egvptian, the same as the 
 me'i'cantile, p. 483 ; the Eu- 
 bcean, the same as the Attic or 
 Nummularium, p. 395. COOO 
 draclnns; perhaps fr. TaXdio, to 
 bear, as the balance bears or 
 supports the weight. 
 
 TaXavToiixogy ov, b, »/, holding 
 the scales or balance, weighing 
 out the issue: fr. raXarror, tx^- 
 
 TaXavTouj, u>, f. wcroi, to weigh, 
 weiirh out ; mid. to be in sus- 
 
 Ta^w, to stretch, extend, snatch to a talent in weight or value: & 
 up, seize : fr. the obs. rciw, to TaXavTevoj, to balance, poise, 
 take ; a. 2. hayov, a. 2. part, weigh; metaph. to hold susi)end- 
 Taydiv, poet, rtraytiv. ed ; pres. pass. raXavTivofiai, 
 
 TaOtig, having been stretched, to be held in a balance ; verge, 
 
 a. 1. part. pass, of Ttivio. 
 TaOCJffi, they should be stretched, 
 
 3 pi. a. 1. subj. pass, of the 
 
 same verb. 
 Tai, Ion. for ai, & Dor. for «t ; 
 
 ralo-i for Talg. 
 Taivapog, ov, b, Steph. Byz. gives 
 
 this name to a city, promontory, 
 
 and harbour, severally. 
 
 incline : fr. TaXavTov. 
 
 TaXavTialog, a, ov, a talent in 
 weight, worth a tiilent : fr. 
 
 TA'A ANTON, ov, to, originally, 
 a scale, balance ; afterwards, a 
 weight ; and because in makiny; 
 payments they commonly weigh- 
 ed money in scales, a talent ; the 
 banker's talent consisted of 60 
 (622) 
 
 pense : fr. rdXavrov. 
 TaXabg, >), bv, = rX///iwi/. 
 TaXairtipiog, b, »'/, that has ex- 
 perienced hardship, distressed : 
 fr. TdXag, Trtlpa. 
 TaXairfvOt'ig, iog, o, */, sorrow- 
 enduring, that bears sorrow 
 manfully : fr. raXau>, Trsi'Oog. 
 TaXapicFKcg, dimin. fr. 
 TaXapoc, ov, 6, a basket in which 
 wool and spindles are put ; a 
 hamper, wicker basket ; frail ; a 
 vessel in which victuals or other 
 things are carried ; also for ma- 
 king cheese; ace. plur. TaXdpovg, 
 Dor. TuXdpiug. Th. ToXduj. 
 TdXag, TaXaiva, rdXav, gen. 
 avog, aivtjg, ain>g, one that en- 
 dures pain or labour, miserable, 
 wretched : fr. the same th. 
 TaXdfftiog, a, ov, Ion. -ifiug, ij, 
 
 ov, =■ TuXdaiog. 
 TaXaaia, ag, >/, working in wool- 
 spinning : fr. TaXdio. Hence 
 TaXdaiov, ov, ro, wool used in 
 
 TaXaaia : & 
 TaXdawg, a, ov, pertaining to 
 
 spinning. 
 TaXacfinupy'iu), u), to be employed 
 
 in spinning. Th. tpyov. 
 TaXaffi^uwv, ovog, b, i), of pati- 
 ent enduring mind, wretched, 
 that has nmch to endure : fr. 
 TaXdiii, <ppi}v. 
 TaXavplvog, b, i), patient of la- 
 bour or distress, bold, stout; Ta- 
 Xavp'ii'ov,&d\'. boldly: fr. TaXag, 
 pivog. 
 TaXa0p(uv, <Ppovog, b, »/, patient- 
 minded, bold, resolute : fr. ra- 
 Xdio, <ppi]v. 
 TAAA'ii, Lat. tolero, to endure, 
 
 suffer, bear, sustain, dare. 
 'VaXQviiing, ov, b,ix proper name. 
 TaXiOd, II, a noun undeel. Syr. 
 signif. damsel. 
 TdXig, ibog, »'/, a virgin of mar- 
 riageable years, young bride ; 
 
 TAN 
 
 the name of a nymph. 
 TaXXa, for tu uXXa, pi. neut. 
 
 gen. fr. dXXoc, other. 
 T«/itt, for Ta lixd, mine, nom. pi. 
 
 n. g. fr. tfibg, mine. Th. tyw. 
 
 Taj^idXtcTTa, Ion. in 
 <legree, adv. the same as /xd- ed, extended, wide-spread, long, 
 
 the greatest 
 
 TAN 
 
 TdvavTia, for rd IvavTia, fr. 
 
 ivavTiog, contrary, advei'se. Th. 
 
 dvri. 
 Ttivao^etpog, b, i), long-necked : 
 
 fr. Tavabg, ^tiprj. 
 TaiHibg,b, ?'/, &. i), ov, out-stretch 
 
 Xiora 
 Tdfiara, poet. Att. & Dor. for Ta 
 
 {{uaTa, days. 
 Ta/xf, he cut, Ion. for tTOfxe, 3 
 
 sing. a. 2. ind. act. of Ttfivoj, 
 
 Dor. TdfMvu), to cut, f. fxCJ, a. 2. 
 
 tTafiov, perf. TtrnijKa, perf. m. 
 
 TfTOfia. 
 
 Tufisit, Ion. for rafitl, 3 sing. f. 
 2. act. & 
 
 Tafihiv, for Taf.u7v, a. 2. inf. act. 
 of Tifivu), to cut. 
 
 TafXHov, ov, TO, for Tafiitiov, a 
 storehouse, buttery, pantry, cel- 
 lar. Th. Tafitag. 
 
 TafxeffOai, a. 2. inf. m. of Tffivu). 
 
 Tafxenixpifgi oog, b, »/, cutting 
 the skin, epith. of a sharp-edged 
 weapon, Tt fir ojv tov X9^^ • ^^• 
 Tif-iVUi, XP^^- 
 
 Tafiia, or TafiUia, the same as 
 Tafiitj. 
 
 TAMI'AS, ov, 6, a yeoman of the 
 buttery, storekeeper, steward, 
 manager, dispenser; paymaster, 
 keeper of the treasury : fr. rf/i- 
 vu), to cut. 
 
 To/itfi'rt, ac, >), stewardship, man- 
 agement : fr. Ta/jiitviu. 
 
 Tafxinuv, ov, to, see TOfiuov. 
 
 Tafiifvfia, aTog, ro, management, 
 dispensing, distribution : fr. 
 
 Ta^uvu), to act as a yeoman of 
 the pantry, steward, or quaestor; 
 manage, dispense, .store up, par- 
 ticularly for public use ; confis- 
 cate ; mid. to store up, lay by 
 for future use ; draw forth ; dole 
 out one's means thriftily, so as 
 to make them serve every turn, 
 husband one's resources; govern 
 with moderation ; dispense, re- 
 gulate; f. tvnio, perf. pass, rcra- 
 fiUvafiai. Th. TOfiiag. 
 
 Ta/io;, ijg, )), a woman that dis- 
 tributes or dispenses, a house- 
 keeper : fr. Tafxiag. 
 
 Ta^h]g, ov, b. Ion. for Tafiiag. 
 
 Tdfiiffog, rennet; a skin just strip- 
 ped off a he-goat : fr. Tffivio. 
 
 Td/iva>, Dor. &, Ion. for Ttfjivio. 
 
 Ta^uJ, I will cut, f. 2. ind. act. fr. 
 Tif-ivu) ; a. 2. tTOfiov, a. 2. part. 
 Tafiujv. 
 
 Tdv, Dor. for Tt)v, or ijv ; but 
 Tav for Tutv, or for wv, of which. 
 
 TavaaKi)g, eog, b, r), having the 
 edge stretched forth ; stretched 
 forth, long : fr. Tavvio, d^r/, 
 
 Tavdypa, ac, r), a brazen vessel 
 used for pickling meat ; the 
 name of a river in Peloponnesus; 
 name of a city in Boeotia. 
 
 tall : fr. Tavvio. Th. tuvw. 
 
 TavavTTOvg, TroSog, b, i), having 
 long feet : fr. ravabg, ttovc. 
 
 Tavi}Xtyiig, eog, b, //, that cau.ses 
 a long sleep, an epith. of death : 
 fr. Tavabg, Xtyio. 
 
 TaviKa, Dor. for TijviKa, then ; 
 fr. i'li'iKa, when. 
 
 Tni'TaXi'Cui, f. iffu), to shake, agi- 
 tate, quiver, tremble. 
 
 TdvTaXog, ov, b, Tantalus, a pro- 
 per name. 
 
 TavTaXou), u>, f. loffio, to agitate, 
 move violently, haul, dash. 
 
 TavvyXuj(T(Tog, 6, //, long-tongued: 
 fr. Tavvu), yXwaaa. 
 
 Tai'uyXtuxtJ', ~ivog, b, »/, long- 
 spiked, sharp-pointed : fr. Ta- 
 vvio, yXittxiv. 
 
 Tavvdpofxog, b, //, running far : 
 fr. Tav too, dpofiog. 
 
 TavvkGeipa, ag, t), poet, an epith. 
 for a wonjan having long or 
 loose hair : fr. ravvio, tOtipa. 
 
 TavvrjKtjg, eog, b, r/, long-edged, 
 having a long jmint : fr. Tavvio 
 aKi) : also Tavaiiict)g. 
 
 TavvQpi^, Tpixog, b, i), that has 
 loose hair ; having the hair 
 hanging down, hairy : fr. Tavvio, 
 9piK. 
 
 Tavvi^iai, to be stretched, drawn 
 out at length, extended ; the 
 same as ravvofjiai. Th. Teivio. 
 
 Tavvv, now, adv. : otherwise tu 
 vvv. 
 
 TavvovTO, they were extended, 3 
 pi. imperf. pass, of Tavvio, the 
 same as Teivio. 
 
 TavvireTrXog, b, >/, long-robed : 
 fr. Tavvio, TTiTrXog. 
 
 Tavvnovg, Trocog, b, r), wide- 
 footed, long-stridhig, swift : fr. 
 Tavvio, TTovg. 
 
 TavvTrpiopog, b, i), having a long 
 prow : fr. Tavvio, -npiopa. 
 
 TavvTTTfpog, 6, »'/, wide-winged, 
 with expanded wings : fr. ra- 
 
 vvio, TTTepOV. 
 
 TawTTTepv^, vyog, 6, //, the same 
 
 as TavvTTTepog : fr. Tavvio, ttts- 
 
 pi'K' ^ ^ 
 lavvpptZ.og, 6, >/, that strikes 
 
 root widely (epith. of a tree) : 
 
 fr. Tavvio, piKa, tjg, t). 
 TavvaOtig, kVTog, a. 1. part, pass 
 
 of Tavi'io, to extend. 
 TavvoinTipog, b, i), wide-winged, 
 
 with expanded wings : fr. ra- 
 
 vvio, TZTepov. 
 Vdvvoaav, 3 \)\. Tavvffffe, 3 sing. 
 
 Ion. a. 1. ind. act. of Tavvio. 
 TavvaTvg, vog, r/, an extension, 
 (62.^) 
 
 TAn 
 
 stretching : fr. the same. 
 
 Tavva(l)vpog, b, i), stretching wide 
 the ankles in walking, advancing 
 with wide and swe«^piii^ steps ; 
 having lon<^ and sU nder legs ; 
 slender-ankled ; swift : fr. ra- 
 vi'io, (Tipvpov. 
 
 TavvTpixa, ace. s, fr. TaviQpit,. 
 
 TavixpXoiog, b, i), having a deep 
 or thick bark : fr. Tavvio, <pXoi6g. 
 
 Tai'vipvXXog, b, »/, broad-leaved ; 
 fr. Tai'vu), ^vXXov. 
 
 TavvxitXi/g, tog, b, t), having 
 long lips or a long bill : fr. tu- 
 vvw, x*'Xog^. 
 
 Tai'VM, the .same as Teivio, f. vaw, 
 a. 1. pass. kTavvaOtiv. 
 
 Ta^iapxi^io, G), to be the com- 
 mander of a couipany : fr. 
 
 Ta%idp\i]g, ov, b, a centurion, 
 caj»tain, officer : fr. Ta^ig, apx^H' 
 
 'Yatiapxog, the same. 
 
 'Ta^ioio, io, f. loffio, to regulate, 
 arrange, set in order or array : 
 fr. 
 
 Td^t^, eiog, »}, an arranging, ar- 
 rangement, regulation, order, 
 rank, station ; military order, 
 battle-array ; a line, station, 
 field of battle ; company or band 
 of soldiei's, legion, cohort ; place, 
 stead ; office, duty ; side or 
 party ; similitude ; Kara Tt)v 
 rd^iv MfXx't<Tf^fx» Ilebr. v. 6, 
 after the likeness or according 
 to the order of Mekhisedec, as 
 in Ilebr. vii. 17. of. 15. TriXayog 
 Xi^vijg tx** T-d^ir, Diog. S. 223. 
 Th. Tairaio, or ttio, to arrange. 
 
 TAHEINO'S, i), bv, on the 
 ground, not much above the 
 groiuid ; low, humble, meek, 
 submissive, dejected ; low-mind- 
 ed, mean, grovelling, vile : fr. 
 OdrrTio, to bury, Eust. : or fr. 
 TraTelaOai, to be trodden on. 
 Hence 
 
 TaTreivoTjjg, rjTog, »), humility, de- 
 jection, pusillanimity. 
 
 TaTreivotpponvvT], rjg, r), humility, 
 modesty, lowliness of mind, ab- 
 jectness : fr. 
 
 Ta-jreivoippiov, ovog, b, y, lowly 
 in mind, dejected, humble, mo- 
 dest, mean, abject, pusillani- 
 mous : fr. Ta-jreivbg, <pprjv. 
 
 Tarreivoio, to, to bring to the 
 ground, make low, depress, 
 humble, debase, render abject ; 
 in the Scriptures, weigh down 
 with calamity, affiict ; deflower, 
 debauch ; f. wnio, perf. TeTa- 
 irtii'ioKa, a. 1. tTaTrtivioaa, a. 1. 
 subj. act. TaTreivioffu) ; pres. 
 pass. TaTreivonfiai, ovfiai, perf. 
 pass. TeTaTreivwfiai, aai, rat, a. 
 I. ind. i)ass tTaTren'ioOfjv, a. 1. 
 imper. pass. TaTrtivioOtjTi, rjTio, 
 f. 1. ind. pass. Ta-TreivuiQiiao^ai. 
 Th. TaTreivog. 
 
 \^ 
 
 \ ( 
 
 Ur 
 
I' 
 
 El, 
 
 m 
 
 TAP 
 
 Ta7r€ivwc,humbly, modestly, low- 
 ly, meanly : adv. fr. raTrewoQ. 
 Ta7r£«i/w(Tt(;, eojq, »'/, humiliation, 
 meanness, abjectness ; want, de- 
 gradation ; in the Scriptures, 
 lowliness : fr. TaTreivou). 
 TA'llHS, i;roc, t>, & TaTrcc, i^of, 
 »/, as if TTdrrjg, fr. TraTtiaQai, 
 being trodden on ; a garment 
 spread on the ground ; a carpet, 
 mattress, counterpane ; dat. pi. 
 TaTrr]mv. Hence Engl, tapestry. 
 Ta-KOioT for raTrpuira, as soon as 
 
 possible : th. Tzpo. 
 Tapay/ja, aroq, to, disorder, con- 
 fusion : & 
 Tapay/ioc, ov, 6, disorder, confu- 
 sion, conmiotion : & 
 Tapaxrrwp, o^oq, b, a disturber : 
 
 fr. rapacraii). 
 Tapa^j/capctog, 6, »/, disturbing 
 the heart, tormenting : fr. ra- 
 pa(T(Ta>, Kaolia. 
 TapaKnr7r6(TTparoQ, ov, 6, the 
 disturber of the horse : fr. ra- 
 pd(T(Tix), iTTTTof, arpaToQ. 
 Tapd^ig, fa»f, >'/, = rapayfiog. 
 TAPA'SSa, or ttco, to shake vio- 
 lently, trouble ; alarm, unsettle, 
 disturb ; vex, annoy, disquiet, 
 harass ; raise a tumult, throw 
 into confusion or consternation ; 
 f. ^io, perf. rerdpaxa, ^- l« t''^- 
 pa^a, pres. imper. pass, rapaff- 
 ffov, loOo), perf. pass. TBTiipay- 
 fiai, Kill, KTai, perf. part. pass. 
 TiTapayiisvoQ, rj, or, having been 
 disturbed, a. 1. ind. pass, ira- 
 paX^n^- Hence 
 T«pax»/, rJQ, »/, disorder, commo- 
 tion, agitation, disturbance, tu- 
 mult, uproar : & 
 Tdpaxog, ov, 6, disorder, disturb- 
 ance, tumult. 
 Tapaxw^J/C, ^og, 6, »/, full of con- 
 fusion and disorder, causing con- 
 fusion, frightful, turbulent, tu- 
 multuous : fi*. Tapax"), dSog. 
 Tap(ia\kog, a, ov, terrible, fear- 
 ful, alarmed : & 
 Tapiieu), at, f. rjffbj, to terrify, 
 frighten, shake with fear, be 
 terrified, fear, tremble ; honour, 
 reverence : fr. 
 TA'PBOS, tog, to, terror, alarm, 
 fear, dismay, awe by sync, for 
 rdpa(3og : fr. Tnpdaaio. Hence 
 Tapi3o<Tvvr], rjg, r), the same : & 
 Tapf^offvvog, t), ov, timid, fearful. 
 Tapyaivw, to disturb, unsettle : 
 
 probably fr. Tupdffcruj. 
 Tapydvrf, t}g, >/, a tie, band, cord, 
 binding together, fetter : also 
 aapydvrj. 
 Tapix^ia, ag. Ion. -sirj & -mn, VQ^ 
 y, a pickling, seasoning, em- 
 balming : fr. 
 Tapixf^vio, f. iv(Tcj, to season with 
 salt ; pickle, dry ; embalm : fr. 
 TA'PlXOS, ovj 6, or eog, to, salt 
 
 TA2 
 
 fish ; salted, hung, or dried 
 meat ; an embalmed body, 
 mummy. 
 
 TapnucKTuj, to frighten ; as if Tap- 
 ^h'j(T(Tuj, fr. Tapl3Cj. 
 
 Tdpvt], i]g, r), the proper name of 
 a country. 
 
 Tapog, a,' bv, swift : perhaps fr. 
 Tdio, to extend, or 7rrau>, to fly. 
 
 TdpTTtjuev, Ion. for tTdpTrrjutv, 1 
 pi. a. 2. ind. pass. & 
 
 TdpTTTjrrav, they were delighted, 
 Ion. for iTdpTrt](Tav, 3 pi. a. 2. 
 ind. pass, of Teprru), to delight ; 
 f. ^ti>, a. 2. tTapTTov. 
 
 Tapffbg, or Tappbg, ov,b, a wicker 
 basket, in which any thing Tsp- 
 er£rat,is dried ; a crate, hurdle ; 
 any tiling like it, as the flat part 
 of a wing with the feathers ; flat 
 part of an oar ; flat part of the 
 liand or foot. There is also 
 
 Taoffbg, ov, //, a city of Cilicia, 
 the native ])lace of St. Paul. 
 
 TapTdpiog, b, //, or TapTapfiog, 
 a, ov, of Tartarus, Tartarean : 
 fr. 
 
 TAP'TAP02, ov, 6, also r), pi. to. 
 TupTcipa, Lat. Tartara, the bot- 
 tom of hell, lowest place in 
 Hades, the infernal regions ; any 
 l)lace, dungeon : perhaps fr. Ta- 
 pdaffio. Hence 
 
 Taprapnix), ut, to hm'l or thrust 
 down to hell, confine in hell ; 
 TapTapvjffag ffeipalg l6<pov, 2 
 Pet. ii. 4, confining in hell with 
 chains of darkness ; f. vj(tio, pf. 
 TtTapTapioKa, a. 1. tTapTapujaa, 
 
 a. 1. part, rapropwcraf. 
 Tap^ta, frequently, vehemently, 
 
 very much : adv. fr. Tap<pi)g. 
 Tap0€fc. »om. pi. fr. Tap(pi)g, or 
 
 Tap<pvg. 
 Tap<pfibg, d, bv, &. Taptpijg, eog, 
 
 b, j), dense, frequent, thick : fr. 
 Taptpog. 
 
 Tdp<pt<Tiv, dat. pi, fr. the same. 
 
 Tdp<ptj, ijg, it, a city of the Locri, 
 so called from the thickness of 
 its wood. 
 
 Tapipng, log, b, »/, dense, thick, 
 fre(iuent. Th. Tdp<pog. 
 
 TapcpQfji^f vai,Dor. for Ttp(p9r)vai, 
 a. I. inf. pass, of repTrw, f. \//w. 
 
 TA'P<I>OS, tog, Tb, thickness, 
 closeness, particularly of a wood, 
 a thicket, copse ; as if Tpdtpog, 
 fr. Tpi(pu). Hence 
 
 Tap(pvg, iog, 6, ij, also tia, v, 
 dense, thick, frequent. 
 
 T«p0to,to dry: fr. rfipw,the same. 
 
 TA'PXEA, ^ov, tu, & Tapx«'j ^^^ 
 a'l, sacrifices for the dead, fmie- 
 ral rites, solemnities : fr. 
 
 Tapx^i't*', TapxEw, & t»w, to per- 
 form funeral rites, bury, inter : 
 fr. Tupixtvut, to embalm. 
 
 Tag, Dor. for Tijg. So Taah for 
 Tijads, & TavTrjg ; & Tag for ^g, 
 (624) 
 
 TAY 
 
 Ta<rtc,fwc,//,an extension, strain- 
 ing, exertion : fr. TtivM. 
 TA'SSQ, or ttoj, to set in order, 
 an-ange, set or draw up in bat- 
 tle-array, station, mark out ; re- 
 gulate, appoint, assign, establish, 
 prescribe, command, order, as- 
 sess, as a tax ; f. ^u*, perf. ts- 
 Taxa, a. 1. irala, I appointed ; 
 pres. m. Tdaoo^ai,io set a fixed 
 price on, pay by fixed payments; 
 perf. pass, rtray/iiat, ^«t, KTai, 
 perf. part. pass. rtray/iU'oc;, »/, 
 ov ; o(Toi i}<yav TiTayfiivoi dg 
 KoJt)v, Acts xiii. 48, as many as 
 were destined to life ; in a reci- 
 procal sense, as TiTayix'svog av- 
 Tbg tTTi fiiffijQ ^'K (pdXayyog, 
 Diod. S. 551, himself taking 
 post in the middle of the pha- 
 lanx ; b Aaptlog Kara rbv 'AXe- 
 ^avCpov TtTay^tvog, 593, Da- 
 rius in person posting himself 
 airainst Alexander; a. 1. m. l- 
 TaKdfinv, 1 ordered, a. 1. part, 
 m. Ta^dfuvog. 
 TaTo)/.itvog, Dor. for Tt]TiofUvog, 
 being deprived of any thing, pr. 
 part. pass, of r//rau>, to deju-ive. 
 TavytTog, ov, b, the proper name 
 
 of a mountain. 
 TavO', if followed by an aspirated 
 vowel, for TavTa, these things, 
 nom. pi. n. g. fr. ovTog, avTt], 
 TovTo, this. 
 TavXiov, ov, TO, Att. & Dor. for 
 
 rb avXiov, a stall. Th. avXt'j. 
 Tavptiog, & Tavpiog, a, ov, of a 
 bull, in the form of a bull, or of 
 a bull's hide : & 
 Tavprjcbv, adv. like a bull, sav- 
 agely : fr. Tttvpog. 
 Tavpo(i6Xog, b, >/, bull-piercing : 
 
 fr. Tavpog, f^dXXio. 
 Tat'po/iopof, b, y), bull-devouring: 
 
 fr. Tniipog^ (iopd. 
 TavpoKaOaxpia, ag, »/, a kind of 
 bull-hunting, first ])ractised by 
 the Thessalians ; afterwards in 
 the reign of Julius Cuesar, in- 
 troduced in the Circus at Rome, 
 and afterwards as a show in 
 various other cities. See Plin. 
 N. H. viii. 45. and Marm. Oxon. 
 xxxvii. : fr. Tavpog, KaOaTTTOfiai. 
 TaupoKpdvog, 6, »/, bull-headed : 
 
 fr. Tavpog, Kpdvov. 
 TavpoKTovog, b, y, a bull-slayer : 
 
 fr. Taiipog, KTtivu) ; whence 
 TavpoKTOvftj, at, f. ijffu), to slay 
 
 a bull or bulls. 
 TavpoTrdpOtvog, 6, //, the bull- 
 virgin, viz. one who was changed 
 into a heifer : fr. Tavpog, rrap- 
 9ivog. 
 Tai'poTTflrwp, opog, b, i), having a 
 bull for one's father: fr. Tavpog, 
 7rar//p. 
 Tavponovg, Trodog, b, i), having 
 the feet of a bull. Th. Trovg. 
 
 TA4> 
 
 TAY~P02, ov, b, Lat. taunts, a 
 bull, bullock ; a constellation so 
 called ; mount Taurus, the lar- 
 gest mountain in Asia ; the pe- 
 nis ; TavpuiQ, Dor. for Tavpovg, 
 ace. pi. 
 
 TavpofTipayiit), a), to slaughter or 
 sacrifice bulls : fr. 
 
 Tai<po<j(})dyog, b, i), slaughtering 
 bulls : fr. Tavpog, o-^arrw. 
 
 Tavpovfiai, to take the nature of 
 a bull, put on a fierce look : fr. 
 Ta}'p6io. 
 
 'ravpo(f)dyog, b, //, bull-devour- 
 ing : fr. Tavpog, (pdyio. 
 
 Tttvpo<p6vog, o, y, bull-slaying : 
 fr. Tai'pog, (ph'U). 
 
 Tavpout, w, f. M(Tu}, to change into 
 a bull : fr. Tavpog. 
 
 TavT for TavTa, these things, 
 nom. or ace. pi. Att. Ion. & Dor. 
 for cid TavTa, on account of 
 these things : fr. ovrog, avrij, 
 TOVTO, this ; adv. and that too, 
 and what is more, especially ; 
 Kai TavTa, and therefore ; Tav- 
 r^, Dor. ^ol. & poet, for tiJ 
 
 TAX 
 
 chre. Th. OaTrrw. 
 
 Tarpiov, a. 2. part. act. ; some- 
 times the same as 9d\pag, having 
 buried ; fr. Qdirrio, to bury : 
 sometimes synonymous with 
 9afi(3ij(Tag, amazed ; fr. Oijirto, 
 to be amazed, a. 2. tra<pov, perf. 
 mid. Tk9qira. 
 
 Taxa, adv., speedily, .shortly, 
 soon, presently ; perhaps ; in 
 truth. Th. Taxvg, quick. 
 
 Tax^tg, nom. pi. fr. Taxi>g. 
 
 Trtx", dat. sing. fr. Taxog, tog, 
 
 TO, celeritv : fr. the same th 
 
 avry. 
 
 Tavrd, the same ; for tu avrd. 
 TavTav, Dor. for TavTtjv, this, 
 that woman ; ace. sing. f. jr. fr. 
 
 T ft ~ O 
 
 ovTog, avTtj, tovto, tjjis. 
 
 TavTy, dat. sing. fr. the same ; 
 adv., so far, in this way, thus, in 
 this manner, on this side, for 
 this cause. 
 
 TavToXoyia, ag, ?'/, a figure of 
 rhetoric, when a thing is set 
 forth in multiplicity of words 
 almost identical ; repetition ; 
 tatitohkji/ : fr. 
 
 TavToXoyog, 6, ?/, that keeps re- 
 peating the same thing ; TavTo 
 Xfyft, is guilty of tautology. 
 
 Taxtia, ag, y, f. g. fr. raxwf, swift. 
 
 Tax^wr, gen. pi. fr. the same. 
 
 TaxiojQ, adv., quickly, swiftly, 
 with speed : fi*. the same th. 
 
 Tax^yvai, a. 1. inf. pass, of racr- 
 (Tio, to arrange ; f. ^lo. 
 
 Taxivbc, y, bv, speedy, swift, 
 quick ; Taxivd, poet. fi*r Tax^- 
 vojg, or Tax^iog, quickly : & 
 
 Tdx^'ov, adv., faster, more swift- 
 ly : & 
 
 TdxifTTa, most quickly ; Tyv Ta- 
 X'T//!', the quickest way ; on 
 TaxtfTTa, as quickly as possible : 
 fr. Taxvg. 
 
 Tdxog, tog, Tb, swiftness, celerity, 
 promptitude : fr. the same. 
 
 Taxi), (juickly: adv., fr. the same. 
 
 TaxvdXioTor, b, y, easily taken : 
 fr. Taxvg, dXiaKio. 
 
 Taxvfidryg, ov, b, swiftly going, 
 swift-footed : fr. Taxvg, fialvio. 
 
 TaxvjiovXog, b, y, hasty in coun- 
 sel : fr. Taxvg, fiovXy. 
 
 Taxv^pofiog, b, »/, that runs swift- 
 ly : fr. Taxvg, Cpofxog. 
 
 Taxvtpyia, ag, »), dispatch in 
 business : fr. Taxvg, tpyov. 
 
 Taxvrjpyg, tog, b, y, rowing ra- 
 pidly : fr. Taxvg, ipt(r<r(t). 
 
 TEG 
 
 er ; more commonly raxt"uir, 
 
 also 9dfT(To)v & TTUJv ; super], 
 
 Taxi'TUTog, or TaxinTog. 
 TaxvTug, arog, a. Dor. for 
 TaxtT/yc, J/rot,-, >'/, celerity, speed. 
 
 Til. Taxvg. 
 Taoj, rw, or T)if.u, imper. Tij, Od. 
 
 I. 347, to take ; hence Eust. 
 
 forms Ta^u). 
 Tdiov, yEol. for twv, gen. pi. f. g. 
 
 fr. y), this. 
 
 TavTofiaToQ, b, y), self-impelled, Tax»VoC"f> o, »), quickly dying: 
 spontaneous, fortuitous; aTrbl fr. raxvg, fiopog. 
 TavTOfiaTov, i. e. drrb tov avTo- Taxi/rw, f. vvw, to accelerate, 
 
 fiaTov, by chance, by accident ; 
 <piite on a sudden ; freely, vo- 
 luntarily ; ravrbfiaTOv, or Tav- 
 TofiaTov, for Tu avTo/xaTov, any 
 thing lia|)pening by chance or 
 accidentally. 
 
 Trt0f, Ion. for tratftf, he was 
 amazed, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. &: 
 
 Taipdg, having been buried, a. 2. 
 j)art. pass, of OdnTu) ; f. ;//w, a. 2. 
 ind. pass, tra^z/i/. 
 
 T«0£i)f;, ttuf, o, one who buries: & 
 
 Ta<pi), ijg, ?), a burial, sepulture, 
 grave, tomb : fr. the same. 
 
 Ta<py'iog, 6, t), belonging to a fu- 
 neral ; sepulchral : fr. 
 
 Td<poc, ov, b, a mound, hill ; fune- 
 ral rites, burial, tomb ; funeral 
 feast ; corpse ; fr. 9d7rTio : ad- 
 miration, amaze ; fr. 9iJ7ro). 
 
 Ta(pptvuj, to dig a trench : fr. 
 
 Td(l,pog, ov, y), &. Ta0p/;, yg, //, a 
 trench, ditch, pit, tomb, sepul- 
 
 hasten, be quick. Th. Taxvg. 
 
 Taxv7rti9rjg, tog, b, y), soon per- 
 suaded, ci'edulous : fr. Taxvg, 
 7rii9io. 
 
 TaxvTTopog, 6, y), swiftly going : 
 fr. Taxvg, TTopog. 
 
 TaxvTroTfxog, b, y, short-lived, 
 liable to sudden death : fr. ra- 
 Xvg, TrbTfiog. 
 
 TaxvTTovg, irodog, b, ?/, swift- 
 footed : fr. Taxvg, Trovg. 
 
 TaxvfrTtpog, b, r), swift- winged : 
 fr. Taxvg, TTTfpov. 
 
 TaxvTTujXog, b, y), having fleet 
 steeds, skilled hi horses : fr, 
 Taxvg, TTOiXog. 
 
 Taxvppo9og, b, j), flowing rapidly, 
 swift : fr. Taxvg, po9og. 
 
 TaxvppioaTog, b, y), fleet, rapid : 
 fr. raxvg, pio<o. 
 
 TAXY^S, fTa, v, quick, nimble, 
 swift, fleet, rapid, prompt, head- 
 long; compar. TaxvTtpog, quick- 
 (G25) 
 
 Taiog, & Tadg, w, &. TaCJv,wvog, 
 o, JEo\. 7rau}g, ha.t. jxxro, a pea- 
 cock. 
 TE, a conjunction copulative, 
 equivalent to the Latin et, que, 
 both, also, and ; it is an enclitic, 
 and always comes after the word 
 to which it behmgs ; ttTrt re, and 
 said ; Tt & dpa are sometimes 
 shortened by apostrope, as t 
 dp\ and are expletive particles. 
 Also 
 Tt, Dor. for at, thee. 
 TE'rPQ, to dip, thifie, moisten, 
 soften, melt, weep, stain, bathe ; 
 f. ^io ; Ttyytiv \ptvcti Xoyov, to 
 stain one's speech with false- 
 hood, state untruths. 
 Tfytog, for Tsytiog, under the 
 roof, next to the roof ; attic, 
 lofty, high : fr. Ttyog. 
 TtyKTog, y, bv, wet, bedewed, 
 stained, moistened, softened ; 
 capable of being stained or 
 moistened ; that can be subdued 
 and diverted by speech. Th. 
 Ttyyu). 
 Tkyog, tog, to, a covering, roof, 
 upper chamber, apartment, 
 house, brothel ; for (jTtyog. Th. 
 (TTtyii}. 
 Tty)v, your, poet. & Dor. for (t//i', 
 ace. sing. f. g. fr. abg, ay), abv, 
 yours. Th. av, you. 
 TtOaXora, Dor. for TtByXoTa, 
 
 perf. part. m. ace. sing. : &. 
 Te0aXvia,abundant, that abounds, 
 perf. part. m. f. g. of 0dXXw, to 
 flourish ; f. aXw, jjci'f, m. Ti9y]Xa 
 & Ti9aXa, part. Tt9aXwg. 
 Tt9dppt]Ka, I have dared, perf. 
 ind. act. of 9appHo, to have con- 
 fidence : fr. 9dppog, same as 
 9dpaog. 
 Tt9apayKdai, 3 pi. perf. ind. act. 
 of 9apaku}, to have confidence. 
 Th. 9dpaog. 
 Tt9d(paTai, Ion. for Tt9a^fifvoi 
 ilai, they have been buried, 3 
 pi. perf. pass, of 9d7rTio, to bury. 
 Tt9kd}xai, perf. pass, of 9tdofiai, 
 
 to behold ; f. daofxai. 
 Tt9t'itv, by Att. sync, for Tt9tir]- 
 aav, 3 pi. a. 1. opt. pass, of TiOyj- 
 fxi, to place ; f. 9y']aut, a. 1. pass. 
 lTt9yv. 
 TWtiKa, perf. act. &. 
 Ti9itf.iat, perf. pass, of Ti9r]in, 
 to put. 
 
 Ss 
 
 ll' 
 
 hfi 
 
 \ ► 
 
m 
 
 if' 
 
 TEG 
 
 Tf06/i«X( wro, was founded, 3 sing, 
 pluperf. pass. Att. & Ion. of 
 6ilxt\i6io, to lay a foundation ; 
 f. to(Tw, perf. rt9t^t\iu)Kn : fr. 
 Of^tXtot;, ov, 6, a foundation. 
 Tfc9)/Xrt, nc, f, 1 flourish, perf. m. 
 iSc -tOf'/Xa, 3 sing, pluperf. m. 
 
 Ion. of 0a/\\u>, to flourish. 
 TiQ^i-at, a. 1. inf. pass, of TiOnnh 
 
 to put ; f. Ofjffu}, a. 2. pass. 
 
 iT£0/;i/. 
 TeOijiraj pei-f. m. of Qrjiru), to be 
 
 amazed ; a. 2. tra<pov, perf. inf. 
 
 m. rt0/;7r£vat, perf. part. m. 
 
 TtOr]TtCoQ, OTOQ. 
 
 TtOi/craTO, by Ion. pi eon. for 19 1)- 
 (TUTO, 3 sing. a. I. m. of daofxai. 
 
 TtOXacTfihog, perf. part. pass. fr. 
 9\f'no, to break ; f. cicrio. 
 
 Tt0Xi/i/i6vof, T], oVf having been 
 aftiieted, perf. part. pass, of 9\i- 
 /3(o, f. ^pit)y pei-f. Tk9Xi(pa. 
 
 T€(?/utoc, a, ov, appointed, esta- 
 blished, according to law, so- 
 lemn ; Dor. for Oscrfitog ; Tk9^iia, 
 laws, ordinances, customs : fr. 
 
 Tf O/iOf, ou, o, a law, custom, rule. 
 Th. rt0//fM. 
 
 TtOj-aa, perf. m. perhaps fr. 
 9vdio, for Oin)(TKu), to die. 
 
 T60va0t, pres. imper. TtOvairfv, 
 pres. opt. rcOt^a^-at, pres, inf. 
 Te9vag, pres. part. fr. rk9vr)fii, 
 to die ; fr. 0»'aw, or 9t^fifTKijj, f. 
 2. m. 9avovnai, perf. r60rjjKa, 
 a. 2. Wavov. 
 
 'Yi9va'inv, I may be dying, pres. 
 opt. fr. Ta9vrjixi, for 9vi]<TKio, to 
 die ; or by Ion. redupi. for 
 GvairjVy a. 2. opt. act. of Tk9- 
 
 'Te9vaT^iv, alvB, alfi/, by sync. 
 
 for Tt9air]fiei>, airjrej airjcrav, pi. 
 
 num. of the above. 
 Te9vdKa^igy Dor. for Tt9vT}Kafiev, 
 
 1 pi. perf. act. of 9vi]<rKojj to 
 
 die ; ])erf. Tk9vr]Ka. 
 TtOvaictut;, orog, dead. Dor. for 
 
 Ti9vr]ictog, perf. part. act. of 
 
 OvrjcFKio, to die ; perf. act. re- 
 
 'ri9vdfjiiVj Ion. & Tt9vdfitvai, 
 
 Dor. for 
 Tt9i^avat, pres. inf. fr. Tk9vr]fii, 
 
 for 9viiaKoiy to die. But 
 TfSi'avat, contr. for rtOi^ati^at, 
 
 perf. inf. m. «8c 
 TtOi^affi, they are dead, (used for 
 
 the pres.)bysynter.for Tt9vddai, 
 
 3 pi. perf. m. of 9vri<7K0}, to die ; 
 
 perf. ra. Tt9vaa. 
 'It9vdTi>j, let him die, be killed, 
 
 3 sing, of imper. pres. TL9i/a9i 
 
 of Ti9vr]^L for 9pr](7KljJ. 
 
 'I's9i'na, Boeot. sync, for Tk9vT]Ka, 
 perf. ind. act. of 9pr](TKu). 
 
 T:t9vtuoQy oJTOQy by sync, for rc- 
 Oi'EiKOjg, oroQy perf. part. act. 
 Bceot. of 9viiaKM ; f. 2. m. 9a- 
 vovfiai, perf. Tk9i'rjKa, Bceot. 
 
 TEI 
 
 rtOi^f.icrt, a. 2. Wavov, perf. m. 
 
 Tf 0r£wg, uiroc, poet, rt 0i'/;wc, for 
 Te9vi}Ku)Q, perf. part. act. of 
 9vii<jKiOy to die ; perf. T'i9vi]Ka. 
 
 TkOvnKtt, Sl in 3 pi. Tt9vi]Ka(Ti, 
 perf. act. & 
 
 'Vt9vt]KtTio, 3 sing. pert, imper. 
 act. fr. 9vr]aKU). 
 
 Ti9}'t]fii, to die : fr, 9vdu), for 
 
 9l'l)(TK0J. 
 
 Tt0j/J/^u;, f. 1. of rt9vi]Ko), in the 
 Syracusan manner formed fr. 
 perf. rtOvz/jca, of 9i'ii(rKio. 
 Tt9i>r}U}g, ])oet. for Tt9viu>Q. 
 Ti9u<l)(:, by sync, for Tt9vaujQ, 
 ])erf. part. m. of 9vi](yKii), to die; 
 perf. m. Ti9vaa. 
 Tt^oXwrai, has been disturbed, 
 
 3 sing. perf. pass. fr. OoXotu. 
 Tt0«()tij', by Ion. redupi. for 9o- 
 ptTj', pres. or a. 2. inf. act. of 
 0opw, or 0op£it», to jump. 
 TtO()ovi3r]n'ivuiQ, adv., disorderly: 
 
 fr. perf. pass, of 9of)vlSiiu. 
 Tf9pafifxs I'ljv, ace. sing. perf. part, 
 pass. f. g. of rp£0(t», to nourish ; 
 f. 9()'c\pc)y a. 2. irpacpoiy perf. 
 pass. rt9paixi-iai. 
 Tt9pavtTfiivo{:y having been 
 broken, wounded, perf. part, 
 pass. fr. 9naviOy to break. 
 T i9pnnrol3a fiuJVy ovog, 6, »'/, & 
 T£0fji7r7ro/3ar*;(;, ov, 6, mounted 
 on a chariot- and-four : fr. ts- 
 9pi7nroi', jfSaiVco. 
 Tt9pnnroQ, o, >'/, having four 
 horses ; Ti9pnnrov, (viz. u ifia,) 
 a chariot drawn by four horses : 
 fr. Ttrpdg fv. reaaapegy&i 'iTnrog. 
 Tt9pi7r7rorpo(p'iuj, w, to keep a 
 chariot-and-four : fr. 
 'Yt9pnnroTp6<pog, 6, 7/, that main- 
 tains four chariot-horses : fr. 
 Ts9pnr7rov, Tpi(pio. 
 'l\9vfisvog, >;, ov, perf. part. pass, 
 of 9uio, to sacriHce, immolate ; 
 f. fftu, ])erf. Ti9vKa. 
 'Tt9v^uKT9ai, to have been angry, 
 perf. inf. pass, of 9vn6u), to pro- 
 voke to wrath ; f. loaoj, perf. 
 Ti.9v^iioKa. Th. 9vfi6g. 
 'Tt9vu)i.uvog, ij, ov, perf. part, 
 pass, of 0yo(u, to emit a sweet 
 odour. Th. 9uu}y to sacrifice. 
 TtXv, & Tii^, Ion. poet. & Dor. 
 for (Toi, to you, dat. sing. fr. 
 (TV, you. 
 TEI'NQ, Lat. tendo, to stretch, 
 extend, stretch out, draw tight, 
 bend, aim at, point, render in- 
 tense ; belong, look to, tend ; 
 sti-ain, strive, endeavour stre- 
 nuously ; f. T(.ya>, perf. TtraKa, 
 a. 1. tTHva, perf. m. rkrovci. 
 Tf tp£a, rdy prodigies, stars ; poet. 
 
 as if Tepia ; fr. r'spag. 
 TuptfTiag, ov, 6, 2'iresiaSj a noted 
 
 Theban prophet. 
 TeiptTOy Ion. for trtiptro, 3 sing. 
 (626) 
 
 TEK 
 
 imperf. pass, of rci'po^ai, to be 
 vexed. Th. rci'piu. 
 
 TeipovTi. Dor. for reipovffi, 3 pi. 
 ])res. ind. act. fr. 
 
 TKI'Pli, to wear, inib, weary 
 harass, grieve, afflict, torture, 
 waste, consume ; f. rfpai, a. 2. 
 tranoi'. 
 
 Tftxf'TiTrXfir;;^, ov, o, one who 
 approaches or assaults walls, a 
 stormer of walls : fr. rtlxog, 
 TTfXa^uj. 
 
 Ttix'iw, for Tsix'iKiOy to wall, sur- 
 round with Willis. Th. Ttixoc. 
 
 Tfix»'/P';c» tog, 6,y, enclosed with 
 walls ; besieged : fr. rMxof, 
 dpu). 
 
 T£ix'2!<u, to wall, build a wall, en- 
 close, fortify witii a wall ; f. 
 icro), perf. TtriixiKcty a. 1. fcrtt- 
 
 Xi^^Q' Th. TflxoQ- 
 
 Teixiottr, KTffa, tv, surrounded 
 with walls, fortified : fr. rtTx^C 
 
 Tftx'^^j ov, Tu, a little wall, 
 hed^e, fortification ; liouse, 
 Hom. ; dimin. fr. tiIxoQ- 
 
 TuxKTig, tiog, 7), a building of a 
 wall, fortifying : & 
 
 TttxioT)}^, ov, u, a wall-builder, 
 fortifyer : fr. rtix'sw. 
 
 TeixoXtTig, i^og, »'/, a wall- de- 
 stroyer : fr. rt ix'oc^ oXsio. 
 
 Tiixo^tcix^oj, tu, f. T/ffw, to attack 
 the Willis, conduct a siege : fr. 
 Tftxofidxog. Hence 
 
 T£txof*«X'"> "C» V> Ion. -!>;, the 
 attack of a wall, a siege. 
 
 Teixo^dxog, ov, 6, »'/, a besieger ; 
 defender of a city : fr. rtlxog, 
 fiiixoncii. 
 
 TEPXOS, eog, to, a wall, ram- 
 ])art, any fortified place, a city, 
 fort, fortress, stronghold ; rtj'x'h 
 walls ; Ttlx^^Q KvXivov, a pile of 
 logs, funeral pile : perhaps fr. 
 
 rt i^x^' 
 
 T£txo0i'Xa^, oKog, 6, y, a gtiard 
 of a wall or citadel, sentinel : fr. 
 rtixog, tpiiXa^. 
 
 Ttixvcpiov, ov, TO, a small wall 
 or rampart ; dim. fr. Ttixog. 
 
 T'tK for TtKt, Ion. for trtKt, 3 s. 
 a. 2. ind. act. ; also a. 2. imper. 
 act. of TiKTio, to bring forth ; f. 
 Ti^io, perf. m. TtTOKu. 
 
 TeKka9ai, a. 2. infiu. m. of the 
 same. 
 
 T^Kfcrtn, dat. pi. Ton. for TfKeni ; 
 fr. TEicvg, tog, to, offspring. Th. 
 TiK-io, to bring forth. 
 
 TfKtr' for TiKtTo, Ion. for trtjccro, 
 she brought forth, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 m. of TiKTio ; f. Tt^uj, &. f. m. 
 rs^o/mt, a. 2. iTtKov. 
 
 TtKna^pofial, y, tTai, to deter- 
 mine, ordain, declare, foretell, 
 show, point or conclude, infer, 
 conjecture, judge from ; mark 
 out, plan, contrive ; bring to an 
 end, accomplish; a. l.m. fcrtxr/i*?- 
 
 L 
 
 TEK 
 
 pdfirjy ; mid. of 
 TsKfialpiOy to determine, show and 
 prove by certain si;;ns : fr. 
 
 TE'KMAP, a roc, to, the limit, 
 cud, issue, comple ion, accom- 
 plishment, termination of f) 
 thmg ; a sign, omen, warning, 
 l)rcsago, prodigy, scope, aim, 
 object ; heavenly body. 
 
 TiKfirjpiou, oVy TO, a standard by 
 which to ascertain the truth of 
 a thing, test, testimony, sign, 
 ari^ument, i)roof, criterion ; fr. 
 ThKnap. 
 
 Tk'/iwp, ro, a consummation, ter- 
 
 TEA 
 
 TEA 
 
 ^ 
 
 T£/:ra;(T,c, cwc, V, the begetting or rify ; man-y ; f. cirra>, perf. rtTi 
 
 nmiiition ; end or object m 
 view ; testimony, sign. Th. 
 
 TiKfiap. 
 
 Tiici'iciov, & TiKviov, ov, to, a 
 
 little child, dear child ; dimin. 
 
 fr, t'^kvoi'. 
 Ttirroyoi'fw, u>, to beget or bear 
 
 children ; f. i)(tm, perf. rtrfK^'o 
 
 yovijKa, a. 1. iTiKvoyomjira : fr 
 
 TiKvoyovog. Hence 
 TfKi'oyoi'ia, ag, 1), procreation of 
 
 children. 
 TiKi'oyovog, 6, >/, that begets or 
 
 brings forth children, a parent: 
 
 fr. TiKvov, yeii'Ofiai. 
 TtKvoKTorog, 6, »'/, child-slaying : 
 
 fr t'^kvov, tzTtivio. 
 T£icrj/oX£rf<pa,at;,?},child.destroy- 
 
 ing, having lost her offspring: fr. 
 
 TlKVOl', oXXllfXi. 
 
 TtKiwVyOV, TO, offspring, progeny ; 
 a son, daughter, child ; TtKia, 
 children : fr. tIktm. 
 
 TiKvoTToi'nt), to, f, iiffot), m. tskvo- 
 TTodofini, oviiiat, to beget chil- 
 dren, adopt as a son. 
 
 TtKi'OTTouay ag, >'/, the producing 
 or procreation of children : fr. 
 TSKt'orroiug. 
 
 TtKj'OTToivog, 6, ij, avenojinf; chil- 
 aren : tr. TiKvov, Troivt}. 
 
 TucvoTToibg, 6, //, begetting or 
 bearing children, prolific, pro- 
 ductive ; a parent : fr. tUvov, 
 
 TTOliui, 
 
 TiKi'oTpo(p£(jj, a, to educate, rear 
 children j f. /;<tw, perf. re rt/ci/o- 
 Tp6(p}]Ka, a. I. iTfKi'0Tp6(hT]aa : 
 fr. 
 
 T£«rj'orpo0oc, o, y, that rears 
 children : but TffCJ'orpo^oc, 6, 
 »}, that is supported ]>y his cliil- 
 dren : fr. TiKi'ov, Tpo<ptio. 
 
 TtKv6<f)i, adv., by one's chiM, by 
 the help of one's child, itd rov 
 
 TfKVOV. 
 
 TtKi'o<p6t'og, o, >'/, that slays chil- 
 dren ; T£a:i/o0ovoc, murdered by 
 his children : fr. tUvov, (pkvio. 
 
 TiKvou), u), to beget or have chil- 
 dren, be a parent, adopt a child ; 
 f. (offuj ; mid. TtKvoofiai, to brinj; 
 forth or have children ; pass, to 
 be brought forth, be born : fr. 
 TSKt'ov. Hence 
 
 adoption of children 
 
 TfKov, eg, f, Ion. for tTSKov, a. 2. 
 infin. act. of tiktio, to bring 
 forth ; f. Tt^ofiai, a. 2. i)art. Tt- 
 K-wr, ovTog, ^vu. pi. TtKui'Tioi: 
 
 TfKog, iog, ro,oftspring, progeny; 
 a child: fr. ra-rw. 
 
 TfKovaa, having brought forth, 
 a, 2, pjirt. act. f. g. fr.TiKiov. 
 
 TeKTaivofiai, to fabricate, work ; 
 construct, build ; exercise the 
 art of a smith : contrive, plot : 
 
 ir. TiKTlOV. 
 
 TiKTriiaro, Ion. for tTiKTiivnTO, 
 3 sing, a. 1, m. of TeKTaivofiai. 
 
 TtKroviKog, >), 6v, belonging to 
 an artist or carpenter : fr. TtK- 
 
 TiUV. 
 
 TtKToautnj, tjg, 1), the art of build- 
 ing or working as a mech:mic : 
 fr. 
 
 TiKTojv, oi'og, 6,a worker in stone, 
 iron, or wood; a builder, mason, 
 smith, carpenter; as if TtviCTiov, 
 fr. Ttvx(o. 
 
 Tf Kuji/, ovffa, ov, a. 2. pai-t. act. 
 of TiicTio, to bring forth ; f. m. 
 ri^ajjiai, a. 2. tTfKOv. 
 
 TtXa/iujif, ojvog, o, a thong of lea- 
 ther or rod of metal, reaching 
 across the buckler and bearing 
 it on the shoulder ; sword-belt ; 
 band, bandage, roller : fr. Ta- 
 Xdu), to endure, support, as if 
 TaXaj.iu)v. 
 
 TtXafiwviai, wi% a'l, belts of lea- 
 ther, with which dogs are armed 
 against wild l)easts : fr. the a- 
 bove. Cf. (TTtXfioviai. 
 
 'ViXafiibviog Aiag, Ajax Telamo- 
 niits, son of Telamon. Hence 
 TfXafioji'iddtjg, ov, 6. 
 
 TtXU(T9ai, pres. infin. pass. & 
 T tXhjg, 2 s'mg. pres. subj, act. of 
 TiXiio, to complete. Th. TtXog. 
 
 TtXi9ovTiy they are, Dor. for TeXk- 
 9ov(Ti, 3 plur. pres. ind. of 
 
 T£Xt0(«;, to spring up, have be- 
 come, be, be in full power, reign, 
 flourish ; poet. TfXi9ofiai. Th. 
 
 TtXXtO. 
 
 TiXei, dat. sing, fr. TtXog, tog, to. 
 
 TtXtieTO, was finished, 3 sing, 
 impf. ind. pass. Ion. of TtXtiu), 
 poet, for TtXUoy to perfect. Th. 
 riXog. 
 
 TtXeiog, 6, »/, & a, ov, perfect, 
 whole, complete, entire, mature; 
 without blemish ; highest, clo- 
 sing, last ; solid, finished, ac- 
 complished ; mai'ried ; compar. 
 rfX£jor£poc, a, ov. Th. TtXog. 
 
 TsXtWTtjg, ijTog, ij, perfection, 
 completion, consummation : fr. 
 the above. 
 
 TfXfioo), u), to bring to perfection, 
 perfect, finish, complete, end, 
 consummate, fulfil, accomplish ; 
 initiate, devote, consecrate, pu- 
 
 (627; 
 
 Xtiio\a, a. I, £r£X£tw<ra, a. 1. 
 suhj. r.Xftojffw, a, 1. infin. rfXfc- 
 CJaai; pres. pass. TtXuooftat, ov- 
 ftai, to he computed, perf, pass. 
 TiTtXtiui^ai, (Tai, Tdi, perf part, 
 pass, TtTiXfuonti'og, 7/, ov, a. 1. 
 pass. tTtXtiMOiiv, a. I. suhj. pass. 
 TtXiiioOio : fr. TiXeiog. 
 
 ItXfiaOio, 3 sing. pres. imper. 
 pass, of TeXtoi. 
 
 TtX^iTai, 3 sing. pres. ind. pass, 
 of the same verb. 
 
 TtXdio, poet, for rfXtw, to accom- 
 plish. Th. TkXog. 
 
 TtXtKoOif, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. pass. 
 
 of TtXtlOOJ. 
 
 TtXtlwg, perfectly, absolutoly, 
 completely, fully," entirely, alto- 
 j^t'thcr ; adv. fr. TtXeiog' 
 
 TtXtiwmg, flog, y, a perfection, 
 
 consummation, accomj)lishment; 
 consecration, initiation : & 
 TeXtiwTi)g, OV, 6, one who carries 
 a scheme to its completion, fi- 
 nishes, initiates, consecrates : fr. 
 perf. pass, of rfX£t()w. 
 TfXfotg, 2 sing, pres, opt. act. of 
 
 TfXUo, to finish. Th. TtXog. 
 TtXtofxrjvog, 6, >}, of the com- 
 pleted montlis : fr. rtXtoc, /^n)v. 
 TsXtog, a, ov, the same as reXfto^, 
 
 perfect. And 
 TfXf(5w, the same as TtXuouj, to 
 complete ; pres. infin. reXtovv. 
 Th. TiXog. 
 TtXf fxni, a, 1. infin. act. & 
 TtXeffaifiiy a. 1 . opt. act. TtXecrag, 
 
 a. 1 , part. act. of TtXeio. 
 
 TtXecraig, yEoI, for TfXe(Tag,avTog. 
 
 TtXeaav, Ion, for tTsXtaav, 3 pi. 
 
 a, 1. ind. act. of TtXto), to finish. 
 
 TfXeo-fta, ag, £, a. I. opt. yEol. of 
 
 the same. 
 TfXi(j9€VTU)v, Att. for T6X(fT9et- 
 (Totv, masc. for f g, a. 1 , pt, pass, 
 fr. TtXiu), to finisli. Th. TeXog. 
 TtXfaOy, 3 sing, a. 1. subj, pass. 
 
 of the Siune verb. 
 TeXt(T9ii(TeTai, 3 sing. f. 1. pass, of 
 TeXsu), to complete. Th. TtXog. 
 TtXiniog, 6, 1), putting an end to, 
 complete, closhig, finishing, Th. 
 rtXot;. 
 TtXemovpytb), w, f. ijaio, to per- 
 fect a work, mature ; produce, 
 accomplish ; consecrate, initiate. 
 Hence 
 TtXtaiovpyijjjLa, arog, to, comple- 
 tion of a work : fr. 
 TtXtaiovpybg, ov, 6, if, one that 
 renders an tpyov TtXtmov, that 
 works a thing to its end, finish- 
 es or completes; a cause, author: 
 fr. TtXog, tpyov. 
 TtXtfTfia, uTog, to, an end, ex- 
 pense, tax : fr. rtXfw. 
 TiXtaov, aTU), complete, a. 1. im- 
 per. act. of TtXktjy to complete. 
 Th. TtXog. 
 
 Ss2 
 
 * 
 
 \ 
 
 ill 
 
 I 
 

 TEA 
 
 TsXtffffa, Ion. & poet, by doubling 
 (T, for tTtXeffttf a. I. ind. act. of 
 rcXetu. 
 TfXerrrry, by doubling (T, poet, for 
 rfX«(T9, he should complete, 3 
 sing. a. 1. subj. act. of the 
 same. 
 TtXecTcriya^ioc, o, »/, that com- 
 pletes or consummates nuptials: 
 fr. TiX'^u), yd^og. 
 Te\e(T(Tidu)Tiwa, ag, 7/, one who 
 gives or appoints an end, sc. fate: 
 fr. rtXoc, SojTtjp. 
 TfXtrrffj^pwv, ovog, 6, r/, fulfilling 
 one's ])urp()se : fr. rtXtw, (porjv. 
 TtXgfTffw, I will complete, poet, 
 for TtXemo, f. 1. ind. or a. 1. subj. 
 act. of TtX'su). 
 TiXtfTTrjpia, ojv, ra, sacrifices 
 offered' at the successful termi- 
 nation of a work ; j)!. fr. 
 TtXtariipiov, ov, to, the scene or 
 
 place of initiation : fr. TtX'sio. 
 Tt\t(T<popeu), w, f. j'/fTw, to bring 
 to an end, put an end to, bring 
 forth fruit to perfection, be use- 
 ful ; pay a tax or tribute : fr. 
 TtXe<T(p6pog, 6, j/, bringing to a 
 close, accomplishing; that brings 
 forth fruit to perfection ; pro- 
 ductive, useful ; brought to an 
 end or maturity, perfected, com- 
 plete, accomplished ; bearing 
 authority ; (a prostitute, Dent, 
 xxiii. 17. but Is. Voss. on LXX. 
 c. 1 7, interprets it, initiated, of 
 a Avoman assisting at heathen 
 rites ; for idolatry and fornica- 
 tion are regularly joined toge- 
 ther in the H«)ly Scriptures ;) 
 TiXe(T<p6pog ^iicr], Soph, the high- 
 est pitch of justice ; Jensius, 
 Fere. Liter. 45 : fr. TsXog, <pe- 
 pw, to bear. 
 TiXfTrj, rig, >/, end, completion ; 
 initiation, expiation ; consecra- 
 tion, dedication ; worship ; office 
 of a priest, rites, ceremonies, 
 mysteries. Th. TiXog. 
 TeXtvvTt, Si. rtXfvffi, Dor. for 
 TiXovm, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of 
 reXkijj. Th. TtXog. 
 TtXtvTd, ag, a, Dor. for TtXivTi), 
 
 TeXfiToTog, a, ov, final, last, clo- 
 sing : fr. TtXivTi]. 
 
 TtXiVT^v, for TtXEVTCieiVf pres. 
 inf. of TtXevTao), 
 
 TeXevraffti, he will complete, 3 
 sins. f. 1. act. Doi\ for TtXtvTri- 
 (TH : & 
 
 IfXivrdaiv, he finished, Dor. & 
 Ion. for iTtXtvTr]<JiVy 3 sing. a. 
 1. ind. act. fr. 
 
 liXivTcioiy lb, to finish, bring to 
 an end, give effect to, close, 
 complete, accomplish ; end, turn 
 out ; end life, die ; ig tovto Ite- 
 Xevra, ended in this, Thuc. ii. 
 bl. TtXtvTHJvTeg avriov cnrk- 
 
 TEA 
 
 (TTrjtraVf they finally abandoned 
 them; f. i7<tw, a. 1. trtXtirz/o-a, 
 a. I. part. act. TiXtvrrjcrag, av- 
 Tog, pf. TtreXtvTijKa, pres. pass.j 
 TeXtvTctofiai, to happen, turn 
 out : fr. 
 
 TtXtvri), T/c, /;, end, issue, close, 
 death. Th. TiXog. 
 
 TiXevriiffai, a. 1. inf. act. rtXtv- 
 Ti]<ja(n, dat. pi. TiXivTi]aavTag, 
 ace. pi. a. 1. part. act. of TtXiv- 
 
 TCHt). 
 
 T«X«w, w, to bring to an end, 
 effect, accomplish, finish, fulfil, 
 complete, execute ; sell, pay, be 
 assigned ; expend, disburse ; be 
 subject or tributary to ; be tax- 
 ed ; be reckoned among ; cele- 
 brate a feast or religious cere- 
 mony ; initiate in mysteries ; in- 
 transitively, to come to fulfil- 
 ment, tend towards, belong to 
 somewhat, die; f. £(Tai,perf. TiTi- 
 XtKa, a. 1. treXeca, a. 1. subj. 
 act. TtX'iau}, perf. pass. TtrkXta- 
 ftai,ti. 1. pass. trtXtdO/jr, f. 1. 
 pass. reXtaOrjfTonai, a. 1. subj. 
 pass. TEXftrOio. Th. TtXog, end. 
 TtXkujg, fully, completely, per- 
 fectly : adv. fr. TeXog. 
 TtXkujmg, fo)g, 1), the same as 
 TiXiiojmg, perfection, consum- 
 mation. Th. TiXog. 
 TfXtturspw)', gen. pi. compar. fr. 
 
 r'iXiog, perfect. Th. TtXog. 
 TtXritig, «T(Ta, fj/, perfect, choice; 
 
 solenm : fr. the same th. 
 TsXeog, fog, to, a debt, reward, 
 tribute: fr. TsXog, as dxog, ax9og. 
 TtXioKOfiai, to be completed, per- 
 fected, initiated in heathen rites; 
 Hesych. r«XiffKofttvog,that ])ros- 
 titutes himself for hire. Dent, 
 xxiii. 17, as some interpret it ; 
 initiated in heathen rites, as Is. 
 Vossius on LXX. c. I7. Th. 
 TtXog. 
 TEAAI'NH, 7;c, »/, the name of a 
 
 fish, a muscle. 
 TkXXofiai, poet, for vTrdpxot, to 
 be, exist, become, be born : fr. 
 TE'AAQ (obsolete), f. teXCj, a. 1. 
 tTtiXa, to rise, despatch, finish, 
 make, do, appear, be. 
 TE'AM A, uTog, r6,a ditch, marsh, 
 
 swamp, bog, slough. 
 TiXjiig, tvoc, o, mud, filth : fr. 
 
 the above. 
 TE'AOS, tog, to, a thing enjoin- 
 ed, statute, decree; term, bound, 
 limit, end or object ; close, end, 
 issue, termination ; perfection, 
 consummation; reward, punish- 
 ment ; tax, tribute, charge, ex- 
 penses; office, power, autiiority, 
 dij;nitv, like that of magistrates, 
 who are termed 01 tv TtXei ; a 
 legion, troop, cohort ; woman- 
 hood ; marriage; mysteries; rc- 
 Xog, t/j; TtXog, Trpbg TsXog, liri 
 (628) 
 
 TEM 
 
 TsXii, in fine, in conclusion, to 
 conclude at length ; ^id TsXovg, 
 for ever ; rtXofTCf, adv. to the 
 end, even to death. In Ionise 
 writers it is often used for xpn- 
 ^la, a thing. 'Ev Tolg yap Ti- 
 Xog tcrriV oniog dyaOiov te ku- 
 K^v TE, Hesiod, 0pp. 090, for in 
 them is authority over good and 
 evil ; TToXXoi yap twv tv teXei, 
 Joseph. B. J. i'. 13, many of 
 those who are in authority ; tv- 
 VEaKaidtKa oirXiTutv teXtj, Ap- 
 pian de B. G. iv. p. G52, nine- 
 teen legions of soldiers, speaking 
 of the number of legions at the 
 battle of Philippi. 
 TeXov(ti, they complete, 3 pi. pros. 
 
 ind. act. of teXeio. 
 TeXcroi', ov, to, extremity, end, 
 
 boundary : fr. TiXog. 
 TEXxiv,'ivog, 6, one that bewitch- 
 es, casts a spell, an enchanter, 
 magician, conjurer, sorcerer ; 
 that OiXyEi, soothes, flatters men 
 in wrong things; raghig, endued 
 with more than human strength ; 
 wicked, malicious. TEXx'u'Eg, 01, 
 men inspired and beyond them- 
 selves, as the Corybantes and 
 Cabii are said to have been. 
 TeXioi'eio, u>, f. i7(Tw, to farm the 
 taxes, be a publican, collect tax- 
 es ; make money by, be rapa- 
 cious like a collector : fr. 
 TEXwvrig, ov, 6, a collector or 
 farmer of the taxes, publican, 
 receirer-general ; a body of men 
 odious to the people ; as noted 
 by Cic. de Off. i. & Salm. do 
 Foen. Trap. 243 : fr. TiXog, wre- 
 ofxai. 
 TeXuivta, ag, y, the office of a 
 
 tax-gatherer : & 
 TtXwuov, ov, TO, the receipt of 
 custom, place wliere the collec- 
 tors .sat and demanded the tax- 
 es, collector's office : fr. the 
 above. 
 Te/xaxt^w, f. i<Tu), to cut into bits, 
 
 slice : fr. 
 TEfiax^g, Eog, to, a slice, bit or 
 piece taken from something else 
 (strictly ai)plicable to fish); fish, 
 salted provisions : fr. TEfivio. 
 TEfikviog, a, ov, pertaining to con- 
 secrated ground, sacred : fr. 
 TEfXEvog, Eog, to, a piece of ground 
 cut ott" for any purpose ; conse- 
 crated ground ; a sacred wood, 
 fane, chapel, temple. Th. teixvu). 
 Ti^voiffat, cutting. Dor. for 
 Tf/iroycfai, nom. pi. f. g. pres. 
 
 part. fr. 
 TE'MNQ, to cut, cut down, fell, 
 cleave, lop, amputate, cut open, 
 sacrifice, ravage, sever, divide, 
 share ; f. rt/iJi, perf. rcr/tfyfca, 
 a. 2. ETo^ov, perf. m. TETOfia. 
 TEfiTTEa, rj, Ta, the vale of Tempo, 
 
 TEP 
 
 the most beautiful spot in Thes- 
 
 saly ; any jileasant valley. 
 TEfiio, f. 1. ind. act. of tejivu). 
 Tiimyog, Eog, to, a boggy ])lace, 
 
 swamp caused by the overflow- 
 
 iiig of the sea, morass, shallow, 
 
 nmd, slime : ir. reyytu. 
 TEvayojSt]g, Eog, o, »/, shallow, 
 
 mai"shy : fr. TEi'ayog, tlcog. 
 TE'NAa, or TevGio, to use the 
 
 teeth, gnaw, bite, devour. 
 TtvOna, ag, 1), gluttony, guzzling: 
 
 fr. 
 TipQijg, ov, 6, one who uses his 
 
 teeth much, gluttonous : fr. 
 
 TEt'Oui. 
 
 TEi'Opti^un', 6vog,Sc TEi'Opifvtj, rjg, 
 >y, any insect with a sting, as a 
 wasp. Th. Tti'Quj. 
 
 Ttt-oiTow, w, to cut the neck, be- 
 head : fr. 
 
 Tei'mi', ovTog, 6, a tendon, sinew, 
 nerve ; the end of a muscle, 
 fibrous part, whose action prin- 
 cipally depends on tension ; the 
 n<'ck : fr. teivco. 
 
 Tt^EcrOai, f. 1. inf. m. of tiktu), to 
 bring forth; f. rt^o/iat, a. 2. ete- 
 Kov, perf. m. TETOKa. 
 
 Tio, Ion. for tov, i.e. rtVof, poet, 
 
 Tfoc, a, ov, youi-s. Dor. for <t6c, 
 »), 6i/. Til. <Tu, you. 
 
 Tf pa^w, f. dffoj, to interpret signs: 
 fr. TEpag. 
 
 TEoafii'og, ov, o, a chest, box ; 
 bee-hive; roof, tiling; tent, tem- 
 ])le, mansion ; soft, tender : &. 
 
 Ttprt/twi', ovog, o, »'/, soft, tender, 
 easily cooked and digested : fr. 
 
 TEplJl'. Th. TlipU). 
 
 TE'PAS, aTog, to, a sign given 
 by the flight of a bird, omen, 
 prodigy, wonder, miracle. 
 
 TEpaffKOTTog, by poet. sync, for 
 
 TtpilTOaKOTTOg. 
 
 TEpd(TTtog, 6, »'/, portentous, mon- 
 strous : fr. Ttpag. 
 
 TEpuTEia, ag, 1), a marvellous 
 account, dealing in wonders : & 
 
 TtpaTivua, arog, to, a marvel- 
 lous trick, monstrosity : fr. 
 
 TEpaTtviu, f. Ev(Tu}, to deal in the 
 marvellous, rehite or exhibit 
 monstrous things. Th. TEpag. 
 
 TEpaTOTToibg, ov, 6, >/, a worker 
 of miracles ; juggler. Th. Ttpag. 
 
 TEonroffKOTTog, o, >), an observer 
 of prodigies, diviner : fr. TEpag, 
 
 (TKOTTOg, fr, CKETTTOfiai. 
 
 TEparioCijg, Eog, 6, »'/, wonderful, 
 portentous, j)rodigious, mon- 
 strous : fr. TEpag, Elcog. 
 
 TEpaTojTTog, ov, 6, of monstrous 
 aspect : fr. TEpag, wxp 
 
 Tf()f/3iV0ii'ot;, »7, 
 from the 
 
 T1:PE'BIN0OS, ov, >'/, Lat. tere- 
 binfhus, the turpentine-tree. 
 
 lEpEiva, Ion. TEpEivrjy ifg, //, ten- 
 der, fr. masc. TEpijVj Evog. 
 
 oVf extracted 
 
 TEP 
 
 TEpEfiivOog, & TEpfiivOog, ov, t), 
 the same as TEpt^ivOog. 
 
 TipEva, ace. sing, m, fr. TEpt]v. 
 
 TEptTiKio, f, i(Titj, to squeak, chirp, 
 twitter, whistle, pipe, warble, 
 sing, sing wantonly ; prate idly. 
 
 TEpETifffia, uTog, to, a rattling 
 noise, clattering, chirping, twit- 
 tering : fr. the above. 
 
 TEpETpiov, ovy TO, a small auger : 
 fr. 
 
 Teptrpov, ov, to, an auger, wim- 
 ble, gimblet : fr. 
 
 TEPE'Q, a, f. t]<Tio, to bore, 
 pierce, work a liole in, turn in 
 a lathe, wound ; as if fr. TEipto. 
 
 TEptjdujv, ovog, 6, a borer, tim- 
 ber-worm : fr. TEpEu). 
 
 Tipifv, Evog, 6, f. g. rtpttva, n. 
 TspEv, soft, delicate, tender: fr. 
 
 TEipiO. 
 
 TEpOpEia, ag, >'/, jugglers' tricks, 
 imj)osture, incantation, magic : 
 
 fr. TEpOpEVlO. 
 
 TEpOpEvg, Ecog, 6, a juggler, im- 
 postor : fr. TEpag. Hence 
 
 TEpOpEvuj, or Evojiai, to play jug- 
 giei's' tricks on, exercise the arts 
 of an impostor, charm or dazzle 
 by a false glare of speech. 
 
 Tf pOpov, ov, TO, the pulley of a 
 crane, rope on each side that 
 serves to hoist the sail to the 
 top of the sail-yard ; mizen-mast, 
 mainsail : Etym. as if TtpEOpov, 
 being drawn through a block or 
 hole ; a point, end, extremity. 
 
 Th. TEpkijJ. 
 
 TE'PMA, aTog, to, an end, limit, 
 term, boundary, goal ; summit, 
 pinnacle ; supreme control or 
 power ; adv. at length, at last : 
 hence TEpfiig & Ttpfiiov, the 
 same ; & Fngl. term : fr. Ttipio. 
 
 TEp/.iiv(iog, ov, t'l, the same as 
 TEpkfiii'Oog. 
 
 TEpfiioEig, Effffa, EV, reaching to 
 the extremities, flowing down to 
 the ankles : & 
 
 Ttpfnog, a, ov, at the end, final, 
 the last. Th. Tipfia. 
 
 Tspfiig, & Tipfjiiov, the same as 
 TEpfia. 
 
 TEpfioviog, a, ov, at the end or 
 boundary, extreme, remote : fr. 
 
 TEpflUJV. 
 
 TtpTTEo, be thou delighted. Ion. 
 for TfpTTov, pres. imper. pass. & 
 
 TEpTTEffOu}, 3 s. pres. imper. j^ass. 
 of Tiprroj. 
 
 TEpTTiKEpavvog, 6, »'/, delighting 
 in or sporting with thunder : fr. 
 TEpTTo^ai, KEpavvog. 
 
 TEpTTvbg, »/, ov, pleasant, agree- 
 able, delightful, sweet, grateful : 
 TEpirvbv, ov, TO, delight, pleas- 
 ure : fr. TEpTiio. 
 
 'TEpTTvoTttToc, most plcasant ; su- 
 per!, fr. the above. 
 
 TEp7rv6Tijg,T}Tog, 1), pleasure, de- 
 (629) 
 
 TET 
 
 light : fr. the same. 
 
 TfpTTvuif, adv. joyfully, delight- 
 fully : fr. the same. 
 
 TEPUQ, to deliglit, please, 
 charm, amuse, regale ; rtpTTo- 
 ^ai, to find delight, rejoice, a- 
 nmse, gratify oneself ; f. \. ind. 
 act. TEp\pu), perf. rertp^a, a. 2. 
 tTapiTov. 
 
 TEpTTujXt), rjg, >/, the same as rlp- 
 \//tc, delight. 
 
 Ttpaaivu), the same as Ttptno. 
 
 TEpati, 3 sing. f. L yEol. of TEipdj, 
 to vex ; f. TEput, JEo\. teocio. 
 
 TfpffETo, 3 sing. impf. ind. m. Ion. 
 for ir€p(Tfro, fr. rtpaw; TtpaETov, 
 dual f. I. /Eol. of TEtpio. 
 
 TtpatjvE, he dried, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 ind. act. Ion, of TEpoa'ivw, the 
 same as 
 
 TE'P212, to wipe ; dry, scorch, 
 parch, burn ; yEolic Ttppw, Lat 
 torreo : fr. te'uho. 
 
 TEpcpOy, he should be delighted, 
 3 sing. a. 1. subj. pass. & 
 
 TEp^pag, having delighted, a. 1. 
 part. act. of rspTrw. 
 
 Tfp«//i/i/3poroe, o, t), delighting 
 mortals, cheerful ; an epith. of 
 the sun : fr. TEp^pig, fipoTog. 
 
 TEOxpig, Eojg, 1), delight, gratifi- 
 cation ; pi. TEp\pEig : fr. ripTrtu. 
 
 TEpxpixoprj, Tjg, //, the name of 
 one of the Muses, delighting in 
 dancing : fr. Ttp^pig, x^pog. 
 
 TEffffapa, u)v, Ta, four ; neut. fr. 
 TEaaapEg. 
 
 TEOffapafioiog, & TEvpa^oEiog, 6, 
 >), worth four oxen ; made of 
 four ox-hides : TEffffapEg, (3ovg. 
 
 'YtaaapaKovTa, ot, ai, Td, forty : 
 
 fl'. TE(T<TapEg. 
 
 TE<T(TapaKovTaETt)g, Eog, 6, ?'/, forty 
 years old, of forty years : fr. 
 TEffaapciKOVTa, iTog. 
 
 TE(T(TapaKu(TTbg, 1), bv, the for- 
 tieth : fr. TEaaapEg. 
 
 TEaaapaKVKXog, b, rf, having four 
 wheels : fr. TEaaapEg, KVKXog. 
 
 TE'SSAPES, Att. TETTaptg, ojv, 
 oi, a\, & Ta TEaaapa, four ; dat. 
 TEaaapai, ace. TEaaapag & a. 
 
 TEaaapEaKai^tKa, 01, ai, Td, four- 
 teen : fr. TEaaapEg, Kai, CEKa. 
 
 TEaaapEaicaLCEicaTog, »/, ov, the 
 fourteenth : fr. the above. 
 
 TtaatpEg, Ion. for TEaaapEg ; 
 whence TtaaEpaKovTa, forty ; 
 TEoaEpEOKai^EKa, fourteen. 
 
 TETayfXEvog, »/, ov, havmg been 
 appointed, arranged, perf. part, 
 pass, of Taaaoi)', f. ^w, pf. rtraxa. 
 
 'TETayyiivtug, adv., according to 
 arrangement, at a set time, or- 
 derly : fr. the above. 
 
 Ttrayu*)', ovTog, taking, laying 
 hold of, by Ion. redupl, for ra- 
 yCjv, a. 2. part. act. of Ta^u), to 
 catch, take, stretch. 
 
 Tfra/ca, I have extended, pf. act. 
 
 I 
 
 1 
 
 i\ 
 
TET 
 
 fr. rcj'rw, f. rtvw. 
 rtraKToi, 3 sing. perf. ind. pass, 
 of rdaau), to arrange ; f. 4'w, pt. 
 
 rsraXftai, pf. nul. pass, oi TtWoj, 
 to arise ; f. TtXut, pei-f. TiTuXKa, 
 
 ix. 1. trstXa. 
 
 Tiravbr. ,), 6i', stretched, extend- 
 ed, strained, tightened ; stretch- 
 ed to its full dimensions; smooth, 
 level ; fr. rai^w. 
 Teravoc, ov, 6, a tension, dis- 
 tension ; convulsion, cramp ; te- 
 tanus or lock-jaw : fr. the same. 
 T€ravrai,they have been stretch- 
 ed out, 3 pf. perf. pass, of the 
 verb Ttivu). 
 TtTaTrtivojfiivoQ,ri, ov, pf. pt.pass. 
 fr. raTravow. to make humble. 
 Tfrapa-y;mt, ^ai, ktoi, perf. pass, 
 of Ta^d(r(T(o, to disturb, raise a 
 commotion ; f. ?w,pf. TtTcipaxa. 
 TeTapay^'^vojQ, in a disturbed, 
 disorderly manner ; adv. fr. pi. 
 part. pass, of the same. 
 TfrapTTO/ufvog, by Ion. redupl.for 
 raoTT^fitvog, a. 2. part. m. oi 
 TgOTTw, to delight. 
 T£rap7rw//£0a, by Ion. & poet, re- 
 dupl. for Ta()7ru)[.it9a, \ pi. a. ^. 
 subj. of the same verb. 
 TiTapraioQ, a, ov, of or on the 
 fourth day, recurring at an m- 
 terval of tbur days, quartan : fr. 
 
 TtTOpTog. 
 
 Tfraprrj/iopior, ov, to, the fourth 
 part, a quarter: fr. rsrcfprog, 
 
 Tsraproc, rj, f^^, poet. rhpaTOQ, 
 
 the fourth : fr. rkaaapig. 
 TLrarai, in Find., has striven 
 hard, has devoted himself to 
 that point, 3 s. pf. ind. pass. & 
 Tiraro, Ion. for tTtraTO, 3 sing, 
 plupf. pass, of riivoj, to extend ; 
 f. TtVM, perf. TiTUKa, perf. pass. 
 TiTa^ai, (rai, rai. 
 Terdxarai, they have been set in 
 order, Ion. for TtTay^ii'oi thi, 
 3 pi. pf. pass, of ra'atrw ; f. ^w, 
 pf. rkraxa, P^- pass. r'tray^iai. 
 TtTHXif^fxivog, t], ov, perf. part, 
 pass, of rax'^t^, to build a wall; 
 f. itytxi. Th.Tcixot;. 
 TtreXeica, perf. act. TiTiXtaraf., 
 
 3 s. of pf. pass. TiTtXta^uii : & 
 'liTtXtGjiivov, having been com- 
 pleted, ace. sing. pf. part. i>ass. 
 of rtXtw, to finish, accomplish. 
 1:tTtvy\iivog,{oY rfrvyufvog, hav- 
 ing gained, perf. part. pass, oi 
 
 ;iai, a. 2. Itvxov, perf. pass. 
 
 TSTvyfiai. 
 'r'lTtvxn, ag, f, perf. ind. act. ir. 
 
 Tvyxdi'^i f- TivKoi-iai, to gain. 
 Ttr*vx«roJ, Ion. for TiTtvyfiivoi 
 
 tlou 3 pi. perf. pass. & 
 ^iTtvxaro, for TiTivy\i'tvoi ijffav, 
 
 3 pi. pluperf. loD. of rewx^j ^• 
 
 TET 
 
 ^w, to fabricate, fi-ame. 
 TfrjjKa, perf.ni. riTHKujg, via, bg, 
 
 perf. part. m. of riJKw, to melt. 
 TiTinfifvog, perf. part. pass, oi 
 
 TiUo, to torment, annoy ; f. r;(Tw, 
 
 perf. TtrhjKa. Th. riw. 
 Tfcri/jffeov, 2 dual of perf. pass. 
 
 rtrc^juai, fr. rdio, to torment. 
 TtrtJjwt;, orot;, by crasis for rtri- 
 
 7JICWC, oTog, tormented, grievmg. 
 
 perf. part. fr. the same 
 
 TET 
 
 TergiyvoQ, 6, >/, of four acres in 
 
 extent : fr. rkrpa, yva 
 Tf rpay WV6W, f. iiffo), to be at right 
 
 angles with : fr. rtrpayw^'og. 
 Ttrf>aywvo7r|Oorrw7ro(;,o,''/,s<iuarc- 
 
 faced, sipiare-formed : fr. rtrpd- 
 
 yiovog, TrpocrwTTor. 
 Ttrpdyiovog, 6, »'/, quadrangular, 
 
 square ; fourfold : fr. rtrpa, 
 
 yi,}iia. ^ 
 
 Terpdc', acc. for rtrpdca, fr. re- 
 
 T*riuh'oc. n, or, honoured, pf. pt. ''"P"?- , „, . .. 
 
 itri/itiot, //, ', ^ '-'..>MJxfrpa^tor,ov,r6, a file consisting 
 
 pass, of Tiut, to honour, punish, 
 f. ri<70}, pf. pass, riri^ai. 
 Tiri>a;Kf, 3 sing. perf. ind. act. oi 
 
 Tlfldo). 
 
 TtTifiiJu'ivog, honoured, prized 
 pf. part. pass, of the same verb. 
 
 'i:tTi^iri<y9cii, to have been honour- 
 ed, perf. inf. pass.: & rtri/n/rat, 
 he has been honoured, 3 sing, 
 perf. pass, of the same verb. 
 
 TtT-Xa, bv apoc. for HtXciQi, pres. 
 impcr. act. of TtTXi]fti, to endure; 
 or by Ion. redupl. for rXdOi, a. 2. 
 imper. act. of tX^j^i, to sufter, a. 
 2. trXrjv, a. 2. imper. rXr/0i, Dor. 
 rXa&t. Th. raXdu), or rXdui 
 
 of four soldiers, (for f<nir kept 
 the watch by turns,) Acts xii. 4. 
 equivalent also to the Latin 
 tabula, viz. a square or sheet : 
 dimin. fr. Ttrpdg. 
 'TerpaCpaxi^ov, ov, to, a com 
 equal to four drachnue. Th. 
 
 TtToatvijC, b, V, & TO TiTpatvtg, 
 ioc, & TtTpdtvog, of the iourth 
 year, four years old : fr. rtrpa, 
 
 tvog. 
 TiTpaiTiig, tog, 6, 7/, the same. 
 
 Th. trog, a year. Hence 
 TtTpctTia, ag, J/, the space of 
 
 four years. 
 
 TtTXaa, pf. m. of the same verb ; '—,<^ T^xn//",;^' 
 
 some call it ..-rf. ind. .et. *. •» T-."^^"^',.,; 1^ t .e J,!:,';;'?::; 
 sync. fornrX»;,ca. _ '^"^'"' ''.'.. ^ f,.,vf„l.l • fr 
 
 sy.„. 
 
 ViTXaO' for TtTXaOi, endure : see 
 
 TtTXa. 
 
 TtrXan/v, r?c, ^h pres. opt. act. oi 
 TtTX^ifii. Th. TaXdio, to endure. 
 
 T£rXa/<tr, Ion. & rtrXa/itrat, 
 ..Eol. for TtrXdrai, pres. inf. of 
 rsrXj//u : fr. the same th- 
 
 'r'tTXi)Kt, he endured, 3 sing. pf. 
 ind. act. of tXcioj, f. »j<tw. 
 
 TtTXtjojg, oTog, who has been suf- 
 fering, by sync, for TtrXifKihg, 
 perf.'pai't- act. of the same. 
 
 Ttrfi/jKa, 1 have cut, perf. act. oi 
 rf/tvw, f. /iw, pi"- P^s«- rhfiv^ai 
 
 horses or oxen ; fourfold : fr. 
 TiTpa,Kvy6v. . , , . - 
 TtTpaBiXv^ivoc, o, »/, having four 
 foundations, fortified \vith four 
 skins, fourfold : fr. Tirpa, ekXvfi- 
 
 vov. 
 Ttrpau'w for rtrpatvw, to pierce, 
 
 bore, perforate, a. 1. T'iTpi]va. 
 
 Th. TiTodiiJ. 
 TiTodKig, four times ; adv. fr. 
 
 TiaGapig, four. 
 Tcrpaiciff/Lii-ptoi, at, a, forty thmi- 
 
 sand : fr. rtrpaictg, fivpioi. In. 
 
 T£ru»ua,-or, having been cut, pf. TfcrpaKtrrx.Xtoc, m, a, foui thou 
 
 im-t 1 ass fr. the same verb. sand : fr. T.Tpa.ig, xiXtot. ^ 
 ^;!;t/t find, meet by chance, '^^rpd.ra,ogi^ri^^ 
 
 7^ 
 overtake. 
 
 TfroK-a, ag, f, I have brought 
 forth, i)erf. m. of tiktio ; f.jtKo- 
 fiai, i)f. part. m. TtTOKiog, via, 6g. 
 
 TiToKvhig, gen. sing. f. g. Jr. rt- 
 
 TOKwg, perf. part. m. ir. TSTOKa. 
 
 rtToXfitiKtvat, perf. inf. act. oi 
 
 TvX^idoj, to dare ; f. ryaw, pert. 
 
 Ttr6X^t;Krt. 
 
 TtroX^jj/corwg, adv. boldly : fr. 
 perf. part, of the eame. 
 
 TkTona, perf. m. of Tfuru), to cut; 
 f. rtfiw, perf. rtrftJiKa. 
 
 Ttrop', for T6ropf,dual fr .TtToptg, 
 four. Ion. & poet. fi)r Tirraaotg ; 
 TtTopa, Td, Dor. for Ttaaapa. 
 
 TsTpa, in composition, by contr. 
 for TSTTapa,orTtTpdKig, that is, 
 four times. Th. Ttaffapeg, four. 
 
 Ttrpa/Sa'f'wv, ovog, b, »';, four- 
 footed : fr. TtTpa, ^aivu). 
 
 TtTpa36eiog,b,v,—Ttaaapd(ioiog. 
 
 (630) 
 
 ^oe, 6, having four spokes, epitli. 
 
 of a wheel : Tia<yapig, Kvi]nn. 
 liTpaKoawi, ai, a, four hundred : 
 
 ir, TtTpa, Koawi. 
 TeTpaKortioaTog, »), bv, the four 
 
 hundredth : fr. the above. 
 TtTpaKTvg, vog, v, the same as 
 
 TiTpdg, ddog, »/,the number four. 
 
 Th. rkanaptg, four. 
 TtrodKvKXog, b, r), running on 
 four wheels : fr. rtrpa, »:t'»:\oc. 
 
 TtToanipng, (og, b, »/, consisting 
 of four parts : fr. TtTpa, fiipog. 
 
 'TiTpc'ifitTpov, Tb, sc. tirog, a te- 
 trameter, a verse of four me- 
 tres, i. e. of four feet or of iour 
 dipodies : fr. Wrpa, /i^rpov. 
 
 TiTpd^iijrov, ov, TO, the space or 
 interval of four months : ir. 
 
 TtTpd^ijVog, b, »'/, of four months, 
 lasting four months : fr. r'tTpa, 
 fii]v. 
 
 TET 
 
 T'lTpanjiai, v//rtt, tttqi, perf. pass, 
 fr. Tpkiru), to turn ; f. \//w, perf. 
 Ti.Tpi<pa, perf. m. TtTpoTva. 
 
 TeTpa^ifiivog, rj, ov, perf. part, 
 pass, of the same verb. 
 
 TtTpaf-toLoia, ag, //, a fourfold por- 
 tion or pay : fr. 
 
 TerodfiOLoog, 6, »'/, consisting of 
 four paris : fr. Tt-oa, fiulpa. 
 
 TtTpaii, aKog, b, a heath-cock or 
 species of bustard. 
 
 TtTpaopia, ag, »"/, a chariot or car 
 drawn l)y four horses ; a chariot- 
 race : fr. 
 
 TtTpdopog, b, >/, carried in a car 
 drawn by four horses : Terpdo- 
 pov upfia, poet, for upjua Ttdpnr- 
 TTov, a chariot drawn by four 
 horses : TtTpdopoi 'ittttoi, four 
 horses harnessed together a- 
 Invast ; four-footed : fr. rtroa, 
 fia'ow, to join together ; perf. m. 
 Vynprt, Ion. dopa. 
 
 'ItrpaTTaXat, adv., very long ago : 
 fr. TfTpa, TrdXai. 
 
 Tirpdntdog, b, //, four feet broad, 
 S(pi;»re : fr. Ttrpa, TriCov. 
 
 TeTpdntjxvg, (o>g, b, four cubits 
 or six feet high. Th. Trijx^C- 
 
 T£rprt7rXa<Tta^w, f. «(Tw, to qua- 
 druple : fr. 
 
 TtTpaTrXdniog, a, ov, four- fold : 
 fr. TtToa. 
 
 TirpaTrXaffiuiv, ovog, b, i), four 
 times as much. Tli. Tk(T(Taptg, 
 
 TtrpaTrXy, fourfold, adv. fr. 
 
 TfrpaTrXooc oug, 6t] ij, oov ovv, 
 iourfold. Th. Tt(T(Taptg. 
 
 TerpaTrXuJc, adv., four times again 
 or over : fr. the above. 
 
 TtrpaTTo^z/^or, & TerpaTroSijTi 
 or 'VerpairodKTTi, adv., on all 
 foul's, like a quadruped : fr. rc- 
 rpd-rrovg. 
 
 'ItrpdiroXig, log, //, containing 
 four cities : fr. rsrpa, TroXt^. 
 
 TfrpfiTToXoc, o, »'/, turned or 
 ploughed up four times : fr. ts- 
 Toa, TToXkw. 
 
 Ttrpdirov;, TroCog, b, »/, to Tsrpd- 
 TTovv, four-footed, a (piadruped : 
 gen. TETpdiro^og, dat. TtTpdiro^i, 
 acc. TfTpdiroSaSi rtrj^iTroi'i', p!. 
 oi, a'l TtTpdirodeg, «Sc th TiTpd- 
 TToda, gen, TiTpaTrbCiov, dat. Tt- 
 TpdrrotTi : fr. rtrpa, Trot'*;. 
 
 TfrpaTrrfpos:, 6, ?'/, having four 
 wings : fr. r'trpa, TTTfnov. 
 
 TtTpaTTTspvXXig, i^og, //,a locust, 
 from having Ttcraapa Trrtpd, 
 four wings. 
 
 TiTpdiTTiXog, b, i), having four 
 wings : fr. r«rpa, Trr/Xor. 
 
 TiTpaTTroXig, poet, for Ttrpdno- 
 Xig. 
 
 CtTpuTTvpyia, ag, >/, a castle : 
 fr. rkroa, TTvpyog. 
 
 TtTpapv/JLOv or TtTpappcfiov tip- 
 fxa, a chariot of four pvfioi, 
 shafts or poles, drawn by eight 
 
 TET 
 
 horses. 
 
 T«rpapx«w, w, to be a tctrarch ; 
 f. f/Tw, perf. TtTpdpx^lKa : fr. 
 
 Tfrpa'px //<.", ov, b, a tdrarch, go- 
 vernor of a j)rincipality or one- 
 fourth part of a kingdom ; one 
 commanding four Xoxot or co- 
 horts : fr. Tkrpa, dux'J- 
 
 TtToapxia, ag, y, the office of a 
 tetrareh, a principality, prefec- 
 ture : fr. the above. 
 
 T^Tpdg, d^og, //, the number 
 ibur, a jmrty of four ; dat. sing. 
 TtTpd^i, acc. TtTpd^a, dat. pi. 
 TfrpacTi. Th. Ttacrapfg. 
 
 TtToacn, poet, to suit the metre, 
 for TtTTapai, four, Att. for Ttcr- 
 (Taomi'. See Ttrraantg. 
 
 TtTpa<TKtXiig, tog, b, »/, four-leg- 
 ged : fr. TtTpa, (r/cfXct;. 
 
 TiTpatTTaTijoiog, a, ov, of four 
 staters, of four half-crowns : fr. 
 
 TfTpa, (TTaT>lp. 
 
 TtTodfTTixog, b, >/, consisting of 
 four verses, in four rows : fr. 
 TtTpa, (TTixog. 
 
 TtrpaTog, by metath. for rerap- 
 Tog, fourth. Th. ricTfTapsg. 
 
 TfTpaTpvipog, b, }), split into four 
 parts : fr. TtToa, OpvTTTvJ. 
 
 Ttro/f^aXof, & Ttroa0aX»/pof, 6, 
 1/, liaving four cones, or i»lumes, 
 or studs : fr. Ttrpa, (paXbg, or 
 (pdXtjpa, Ta, for (pdXapa. 
 
 TtTpu(parai, they have been turn- 
 ed, Ion. for TtTpaf-ij-ikvoi tiai, 3 
 pi. perf. pass, of rptTrw ; f. ;//w, 
 perf. TtTpitpa, perf. pass, re- 
 Tpani^iai, "^ai, Trrai, perf. m. 
 TtTpoTra, 
 
 TtTpd<paTo, Ion. for TiTpafif-i'tvoi 
 yffav, 3 ])!. pluperf. pass, of the 
 same verb. 
 
 TtTpd(l>vXoi, wr, ol, divided into 
 four tribes : fr. TtTpa, <pvXt). 
 
 TtTpaxft, -xny -X^Q,^ 
 TtTpaxOd, adv., in four ways, 
 into four pieces. Th. Ttcrffaptg. 
 TfTpd\ponai, paulo-post-f. of rpe- 
 
 TTUI. 
 
 TtTptfiaivu), to tremble : fr. Tpi- 
 fill). 
 
 TtTOTjya, I am disturbed, am 
 troubled, perf. m. & 
 
 TtTprjytiv, I was troubled, plu- 
 perf. m. Ion. by sync. perf. m. 
 Ttrdpaya, & by the Ion. change 
 of a into 17, TtTprjya, & in plu- 
 perf. in. fcr£rp/;y«ti', fr. TapdatTio, 
 to disturb ; f. $w, perf. TtTapaxa. 
 
 TiTpt]va, Ion. for iTtrptji'a, a. 1. 
 ind. act. of T£rp«tra>, same as 
 TiTpaivu), or TiTpdu), to bore. 
 
 ThpnTai, 3 sing. perf. pass, of n- 
 Tpduj. 
 
 'VtTprjxa, pf. ind. act. rtrpr/xti. 
 for trerp//x£t, 3 sing, pluperf. 
 Ion. of poet. Tpiix^, for rpax^- 
 vn), to be rough, rugged, &c. ; 
 perf. part. rtrp^;x'*'C> via, 6g. 
 (631) 
 
 TET 
 
 Th. rpax^t') rough, Ion. rorjxvQ. 
 
 TtTprixvla, perf. part. act. f, ej. of 
 
 rp)'/xt«>, for Tpaxvi'io : see rk- 
 
 Tprj^^a. Some will have it by 
 
 sync, for rir«prtx^''«» '^''d chang- 
 ing a into ?;, fr. Tapdaaw, to dis- 
 turb, f. ^10, perf. rcra'pox", & 
 by .sync, -erptj^a. 
 
 TtTpl'yti, 3 s. plupf. m. Ion. for 
 tTtTpiyti, of Tpi^io, to make a 
 harsh noise, f. aio, pf. m. rtrpiya. 
 
 Ttrplyiog, via, bg, perf. part. m. of 
 the above. 
 
 TfTpiyioTag, poet, for TtTpiyoTag, 
 acc. pi. of the above. 
 
 T«rp6pyi»io(;, 6, 7), of four fathoms: 
 fr, TtTpa, opyvid. 
 
 TtTpo<pa, perf. m. of Tpt<po}, to 
 nourish ; f. ^pio, perf. TtTpt<pa, a. 
 2. trpatpov ; but rtrpo^a, I have 
 turned, is Att. for TtTpe^a, of 
 TptTTio, to turn, f. »[/(i>. 
 
 TtT-pf'pat, perf. pass. & 
 
 TiTpVfiti'og, having been worn 
 down, tired out, perf. part. pass, 
 fr. Tpvu). 
 
 TtTpujKa, I have wounded, perf. 
 act. of TiTpiorrKu), f. rpoKToj ; pf. 
 pass. TtTpujfiai, perf. part. pa.ss. 
 
 TtTpwfjltVOg. 
 
 TtTpiopog, the same as TtTpdopog. 
 
 TfTTa, adv., or the voc. fr. the 
 obs. TiTTtjg, b, a word denoting 
 a conciliating address, or re- 
 spect, from a young man to one 
 older, sire, father ; perhaps fr. 
 Tiot), to honour ; TtTTa is the 
 address to a friend ; uTTa, to a 
 nurse ; TraTTTra, to a father ; 
 Ti)9ilt, to a brother. 
 
 TtTTaptg, Att. for Ttaaapig, four ; 
 TfTTapaKovTa, forty ; TiTTapia- 
 KaiCiKa, fourteen. 
 
 TtTTiyoipbpog, b, 1), wearing a 
 grasshoi)per or golden hair-pin : 
 fr. TtTTi^, <pfput. 
 
 TtTTiZu), to chirp like a grass- 
 hopper : fr. 
 
 TE'TTIS, lyog,b, a grasshopper, 
 cricket ; a hair-pin or golden 
 ornament for the hair, having 
 the resemlilance of a grasshop- 
 per ; pi. rtrrtyf^. 
 
 TtTvyfiai, perf. ind. pass, & 
 
 TtTvyfitrog, J), ov, having been 
 framed, made, perf. part. pass, 
 of ref''Xt<> ; f. ^<fj a. 2. tTvx*^v. 
 
 TtrvKovTO, they prepared, 3 pi. 
 a. 2. in. of Ttvx^i to frame ; f. 
 ^w, a. 2. ind. act. Itvxov, a. 2. 
 m. tTvxbi^Tjv, Ion. tri'Ko//»;i', by 
 poet, redupl. TtTVKufujv, ot<, tTo. 
 
 TtTvKToi, 3 sing. perf. ind. i)ass. 
 TtTVKTo, Ion. for htrvKTO, 3 
 sing, plupf. of Ttvx^' to fabri- 
 cate, frame ; perf. pass. TtTvy- 
 fiai, Kai, KTai. 
 
 TtTV(fnoTai, 3 sing, jierf. pass, of 
 TV(p6io, to annoy with smoke ; 
 make insolent ; f. uxrio, perf. r£- 
 
 i» 
 
 ? 
 
TEY 
 
 Tv<f>ix)Ka : fr. tv(})OQj smoke. 
 TiTvxn^n, I have gained, perf 
 
 iict. of rvyxavio, to gain ; f. in. 
 
 rtj'-^o/ira, & act. rvxV^^t ^ '^ 
 
 fr. ruxfw ; a. 2. trvxov. 
 Tfrt'Xyo-i, Ion. & by i»oet. redupl. 
 
 for Tvxy-, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. act. 
 
 of Tvyx'^^^^i t" ^^» ^" Js^"^ » ^" 
 rey^o^ai, a. 2. t ri'xov. 
 Ttrux^"'* perf. inf. pass, of rtv- 
 Xw, to frame ; f. ^w, perf. pass. 
 TtTvyfxai, s«', Krai. 
 
 Tcu, Dor. for tov, & this for (tqv. 
 of you. Th. av, you. But rty, 
 without accent, lor nvoq. 
 Ttvyixuj aTog, to, a structure, 
 
 work. Th. revx^' 
 TEY»02, ou, o, a land of fish, of 
 the class sepia, supposed to be 
 the larger cuttlefish ; TtifOig, 
 iSog, //, the smaller cuttlefish, 
 lolljo, swordfish. 
 TtvKoog, ov, 6, any one who con- 
 structs or frames ; a proper 
 name, wlience the Trojans were 
 called Teucri. Th. Ttvx<JJ- 
 Tfv/xa'o/xa/, utfiai, to construct, 
 
 frame : fr. Tiux*^-, the siime. 
 TtvK', Ion. for tTtvKt, he made, 3 
 
 sing. a. 1. ind. act. & 
 TthKav, for trtvKav, 3 pi. a. 1. 
 
 ind. act. of Ttvx<o- 
 'TeHtai, Ion. for rev^y, 2 sing. f. 
 
 1. m. of the same verb. 
 Tiv^taOai, f. 1. inf. m. &c 
 TevKofiai, f. 1. m. of nvx^f to 
 frame, construct, & rvyx^^'^j tt> 
 gain. 
 'ViuKo^^Bvog, going to gain, part. 
 
 of the above. 
 TEVTA'Z12, f. dffojf to be busy 
 upon ; ])ay constant attention 
 to ; serve as a soldier ; rest ; 
 be at leisure ; linger, delay ; 
 deceive : perhaps fr. Ttvx^, ^i' 
 
 TEY~TAON, «& TfvrXiov, ov, to, 
 beet, Att. for (jivtXov, a kind of 
 pot-herb. 
 
 Tti)x«, 3 sing. impf. ind. act. Ion. 
 or pres. imper. act. of Ttvx<», to 
 frame ; f. ^w, a. 2. Itvx^v, 
 
 Tti'X««, wv, to., arms, dat. pi. 
 rti-xfo^t > fi'- 7-6VXOC- 
 
 Tfyx*''^* to arm ; perf. inf. pass. 
 TtTtvx^(jQca. Hence 
 
 livx^<^TUQ-> ov, 6, armed. 
 
 Ttvx^^ffa, Dor. for Tivxovaa, pr. 
 pt. f. g. fr. Ttvxio, to construct. 
 
 'VtvxovTo, 3 pi. impf. pass. Ion. 
 of Ttvx^'^f to fabricate. 
 
 Ti^xof, tog, TO, a vessel, cask, 
 tub, book, instrument, imple- 
 ment, tool ; TO. rti'X*"' instru- 
 ments of war, arms. Th. rti'x^''' 
 
 TEY'XQ, to work, make, cause, 
 construct, fabricate, prepare ; f. 
 ^lo, perf. TETSvxct, a. 2. irvxov, 
 perf. pass. TSTtvy^ai or TSTvy- 
 fiai, ?ai, (crai, a. l.i)ass. irtvX" 
 
 TEX 
 
 et]V & tTvxOtn'- Teyx"'' yh"^ 
 Tivl, poet, to prepare a present 
 as a token of respect to one ; in 
 French, /aire un present ; Tiv- 
 Xnv Ti^t]v Tivi, to pay honour 
 to one ; rtv^av <3' ciTiVnoig uooig 
 dXnog, Find. 'O. vii. 80, they 
 trimmed an altar for their sacri- 
 fices, that need no fire. 
 TE'4>PA, ag, i), I(m. ri(p^i], ashes: 
 
 fr. Tv(pix), to burn : hence 
 Tt^poc, d, bv, of ashes, dusty : & 
 T£0pou>, to, to reduce to ashes ; f. 
 w(Tw, perf. TtTi(pcni)Ka, a. 1. tr«- 
 <l)pio(Ta, a. 1 . part. act. Tt<pr)u)(Tag, 
 avTog 
 
 THA 
 
 an art : fr. rfx^rj, ypddioj. 
 
 Ttxi'oy^oyiu), to, to write on an art, 
 give the precepts of an art, dis- 
 pute according to iiile : iSc 
 
 Ttxro\oyia,ag, »/, the art of com- 
 position, a treatise on art, dis- 
 cussion according to the rules of 
 art : fr. 
 
 Ttxt'o\6yug, 6, »/, one who writes 
 on an art, disputes according to 
 rule, a soi>hist : fr. tsx^u, Xiyio. 
 
 Tii'), dat. Ion. for T<rt ; but Tt(.>, 
 dat. Ion. f(»r rivi. 
 
 TKp, dat. sing. & 
 
 Ttw, nom. dual ; fr. Ttbg, ?}, or, 
 
 1 vours ; & 
 
 Tttpoiocng, eog, b, //, the same aSjTfwv, Ion. for tivujv. 
 
 Tew^the while, during that time, 
 so long as ; for a long time ; in 
 the mean time, until ; hitherto, 
 thus far ; from the beginning, at 
 first : fr. tiog, until. Th. ijg, as. 
 
 T>7, dat. f. g. taken a<lverbially, 
 here, there, on tliis side, hither, 
 in this way. Th. 
 
 Tt^pog : fr. Tf<l)pa, ildog. 
 
 rtx^'/*'"^ to have been born, a. 
 1. inf. pass, of tiktio ; f. rUo/iai, 
 
 a. 1. pass. tTix^^^'- 
 Tsx^n^fo^ai, I shall be born, f. 1. 
 
 ind. pass, of tiktu). 
 Ttxvdil^^uai, to consirwct F,\d\h\\- , 
 
 ly, work with art, ingeniously jT*}, Dor. for Ta£, take, pres. nn- 
 
 execute, use stratagems ; f. m.i per. of rau>,or for nl^t, by apoc. 
 
 dffouai ; fr. i tV. Trjfii, to take. 
 
 TtxvdKoj, f. d<Tio, to form by art, TH'BENNA, »;c, y, &Tri(5tvi'0Q, 
 
 O, »/, TO. 
 
 form ; contrive, use tricks. Th. 
 
 TiXi'lJ 
 
 ov, ii, & Tjj/3fvvig, ibog, ?/, the 
 purple robe, Lat. toija prcBtexta, 
 
 Tix^aaaa, aroc, Tb, a work ofi a Roman garment, mvented by 
 
 art machine; artifice, strata- 1 one Tebennus, an Arcadian. 
 
 -em, contrivance : fr. rix^'dlio.VliiyaxnKio, to fry, dress m a fry- 
 'TtX^dio, w, f. imo, & 'Ttxvdo\iai,\ ing-pan ; f. iaw, perf. TtTiiyavi- 
 
 S)Hai, to make and j»repare by| Ka : fr. 
 
 art, inf^euiously execute; make, Ti7>«J'oj', o»^ To,a frymg-pan; as 
 
 execute ; use krtlfice : fr. I if r/'yK-aror : fr. r//Kw, to melt. 
 
 TE'XNH, »jc, V, art; an art,'Tj/Cf, this way, that way, here 
 
 trade, profession, science; work! there ; ry^f Ka»ciT(rf, hither and 
 
 of art, machine; skill ; artifice,] thither : adv. ir. b, y,To. 
 
 strataf^em, device, contrivance :.Ti)en, »?(.% m' T/i0//, Tjg, V. a nurse; 
 
 as if Fr. Ttvx^^, or rt/cw, to pro-1 grandmother ; paternal aunt. 
 
 (luce I '^^^' TiT^og, a teat. 
 
 T£ Yrr}f te, iffffa, IV, artfully made, Tf/ftoc, tog, to, a sort of oyster 
 
 in.renious, full of guile, deceit- Tn9vg, vog, i), the earth; as it ir 
 
 ful : fr. the above. 
 Tix^'n^^^^Cy ^^^'-> ^^'th art, skil- 
 
 Ti'iOij, a nurse, the earth being 
 nui-se to all : also 
 
 fully, scientifically : fr. the a- 'InOvg, vog, »/, lethiis, goddess of 
 
 } 
 
 hove. 
 
 Tix^wa, aTog, TO, a work exe- 
 cuted by art, skilful invention, 
 stratagem, device, artifice : & 
 
 Ttxi'i'nifJ^v, ovog, b, »/, artificial, 
 cunning : fr. Ttxvdix). 
 
 Ttxi'iKog, ?), 01', technical, belong- 
 ing to an art; artificial, inge- 
 nious, artful, cunning, endued 
 with art and skill. Th. Tsxvn- 
 
 T£x»^"cuic, adv., according to the 
 rules of art, artificially, skilful- 
 ly : fr. the above. 
 
 TfXJ^"^^^*P'^*^) more endued with 
 art ; compar. fr. rcx''"^<^t- 
 
 Ttxv'iTTjg, ov, b, an artificer, me- 
 chanic : fr. Ttx^H' 
 
 Ttx^^'^'C, viTiSog, >*/, a female 
 artist, ingenious woman : fr. the 
 above. 
 
 Ttx^oypd(pog, ov, 6, »/, writing on 
 (632) 
 
 tiie sea ; ace. TrjBvu. 
 
 T/y/cf c!>v, ovog, »/, the same as Tij- 
 ^ig, £wg, ?'/, a wasteful disease, 
 decay, consumption. Th. tj/icok 
 
 T))KTLKbg, i), bv, having the power 
 of melting or consuming : &i 
 
 TijKTbg, i), bv, melted, liquefied, 
 dissolved, decayed, fusible, dis- 
 soluble : fr. 
 
 TH'KQ, to consume, waste, wear 
 away, soften, melt, dissolve ; f. 
 
 ^tu, perf. r£r»;x« ; P^^^- P^*^' 
 TifKonai, to melt, be wasted, 
 consumed, pine away, a. 2. pass. 
 tTaKtjv, f. 2. pass. TUKnao^ai, p. 
 
 m. TtTtlKU. 
 
 T»yXai;y£u>, w, f. //<tw, to throw 
 one's radiance wide, shine afar 
 off; fr. 
 
 Tr]\avyi)g, tog, 6, »/, shining from 
 afar, very bright or splendid : 
 
 THA 
 
 fr. rijXt, avyrj. 
 Ytj\avyi}(yic, tojg, //, a brightness 
 shown afar ofi", radiance scat- 
 tered wide : fr. TJfXavytui. 
 
 TflXavyivg, adv., distinctly, with 
 brig]itiu'.s.s visible at a distance, 
 splendidly : fr. r/;Xa i»y//<;. 
 
 TH^AE, adv., far, from afar : 
 TiiXoi' &i Ti}\60i, the same. 
 
 TrjXffioXog, b, i), hurled from 
 afar, or from a distance. But 
 
 T»/X£/36/\o(;, o, I'l, that hurls or 
 tlirows from a distance, strikes 
 afar off : fr. ri/Xc, /3aXXa>. 
 
 Tii\tia7rbg, »), 6i', coming from a 
 distance : fr. r//X£. 
 
 'rijXtOdio, a, to bud, bloom, be 
 verdant, flourish. Th. OdXXoj. 
 
 'VtjXtKXtiTbg, b, d), far renowned, 
 known far and wide, very fa- 
 mous; also, the name of a man : 
 fr. rij\£, kXiiu). 
 
 Ti]X{.KXjjTbg, b, »'/, invited from 
 afar : fr. T^iXe, KaXeio. 
 
 Ti]\eKXvTbg, b, »'/, far renowned, 
 whose fame has reached afar 
 off: fr. riyXf, kXuiu. 
 
 T;;X£//axoc,', ov, b, a proper name. 
 
 T i)Xt7r\ayKTog, b, //, far-wander- 
 ing, far from home : fr. TifXe, 
 TrXayKTog. 
 
 l.'t]\t7rXavog, b, i), causing to 
 wander far : fr. ri/Xf, nXdvog. 
 
 T/yXiTTo^TTOf, b, t), far-sent, far- 
 transmitted : fr. rT/Xf, tte/ittw. 
 
 T/;Xfc7ryXot% 6, i), having wide or 
 large gates : fr. Tt^jXt, Trt'X/;. 
 
 TtjXsfTKOTTog, b, t), that is seen 
 from afar, appears at a distance: 
 but 
 
 T;/XfrTK0 7roc, b, »/, Avhose ken ex- 
 tends far and wide, that sees 
 things very far distant : fr. r»}Xf, 
 
 (TK^TTTOfiai. 
 
 Ti]Xt<pavt)g, kog, b, //, far -appear- 
 ing : fr. Tij\t, (paivu). 
 
 T;/\£0(Xov, ov, Tb, a poppy-leaf. 
 
 THAE'<l>ION, uv, Tb, wild pui-s- 
 lain. 
 
 Ti'/Xtcpog, OV, b, name of a man. 
 
 THAI'A, ag, >'/,& (JrjXia, a vessel 
 shaped like a bucket, meal-tub ; 
 kneading-trough ; hoop of a 
 sieve, cover of a tunnel ; board 
 to play at dice. 
 
 TijXiKctvTa, pi. n. g. fr. tijXikou- 
 
 TOC. 
 
 TilXiKog, Tj, ov, so great ; of such 
 a size ; of such age : fr. t)XiKog, 
 how great, (applied to bodily 
 size.) 
 
 'rijXlKOVTOg, TijXtKaVTtJ, Ti]\l- 
 
 kovto, more frequently ti]Xi- 
 KovTov, so much as this, thus 
 great, so great or mighty, of 
 tliis age, (applied both to size 
 and age :) fr. TijXiKog, &, ovTog, 
 avTtj, TovTO, this. 
 Tt)Xii'og, TJ, oVf made of fenu- 
 greek : fr. 
 
 TUP 
 
 TH~AI2,6(.>g & i^og, y, fenugreek. 
 
 T;;Xo06i/, adv. from afar, from or 
 at a distance : & 
 
 T;;Xo0(, adv., governing a gen., 
 the same as TtjXe, afar off, far 
 from. 
 
 T//Xoa£, adv. far away. 
 
 T/;Xorarw, at the greatest dis- 
 tance ; superl. fr. 
 
 T;;Xoj~, adv. .same as th. TtjXf, 
 afar off, at a distance. 
 
 T/;Xoypo^, ov, o, //, having dis- 
 tant limits, remote : fr. rTjXe, 
 opog. 
 
 TtjXvysTijg, ov, b, by .sync, for 
 r;;Xi;y£j^£r;;f, born when a ])arent 
 is advanced in years, a cliild of 
 one's old age ; youngest, dar- 
 ling, born in a father's absence, 
 only (child) : fr. rf/Xf, yivofiai. 
 
 "> '/) 
 
 the 
 
 Tt]\vytTog, ij, ov, & ^, 
 same as the above. 
 
 Tt)\io7rbg, b, //, far from the sight, 
 far away : fr. rT/Xf, oj\p. 
 
 T///i£Xai>, oi, f, i]<Tu), to mind, su- 
 perintend, nourish, cherish : fr. 
 
 T»//i£X//f,-, iog, b, t'ly diligent, care- 
 ful : fr. /u£/\£/. 
 
 Ti'ifienov &. -pa, Att. for (Ti)fupoi', 
 adv. to-day : fr. ii^koa, a day. 
 
 Tiffiog & '£r]n6(T^e, then ; a word 
 of the poets corresponding to 
 yfiog, when ; fr. which it is de- 
 rived. 
 
 Tiif-iovTog, for Ti'mog. 
 
 Tt)v, Ti/jfde, Ti'jvyt, ace. sing. fr. 
 >/, she, this. 
 
 Tifva, tliat. Dor. fem. fr. Tijvog, 
 a, o, for tKtli'og, he. 
 
 TjjvdXXiog, slightly, carelessly ; 
 for nothing, without hazard ; 
 idly, needlessly, in vain ; other- 
 wise ; adv. as if tijvo dXXiog, 
 that in vain ; or Kara Tijv bSbv 
 dXXtog ovaav. 
 
 Ti7J'f/3Xa, t), & -og, b, the sweet 
 note of a lyre, when the chords 
 are struck in the moment of 
 victory : perhaps fr. Tb vd^iXov. 
 
 Ti]vfi, Dor. for tjcft, there, thither. 
 
 TH'NEAAA, rjg, >), & T//j/£XXoc, 
 ov, b, the sweet note of a lyre, 
 shout of victory, triumphal song. 
 
 TiivetTfibg, ov, 6, Lat. tenesmus, a 
 desire of going to stool without 
 effect; also TEivtfffiog : fr. Ttivio, 
 to strain. 
 
 Tz/j'tfCrt. then, adv. & 
 
 TijviKdct & TrjviKavTa, the same; 
 Tip'iKavTa, so late at night, then 
 at length. Th. I'lviKa. 
 
 Tnv69i, TtjvoOtv, & TtjvwQe, Dor. 
 for tjcfl, there. 
 
 Tifvog, Ti'jva, Tijvo, Dor. for poet. 
 KtXt'og, or £K£Ti'og, he, that. 
 
 Ti'ivu), Dor. for tKfirov, of that, 
 gen. sing. fr. the above. 
 
 Tynip, Ion. & poet, for w(T7rsp, as, 
 even as, wherefore. 
 
 Tj;p£ovn, Dor. for TTjpkovai, they 
 ' (633) 
 
 Tin 
 
 keep, 3 pi. pres. ind. of 
 
 THPE'Q, w, to observe, keep, 
 hoard up, reserve, preserve, de- 
 fend, watch, guard ; lie in ambush 
 for, watch with treacherous in- 
 tent, wait for ; imperf. tTi'ipeov, 
 ovv, f. 7jmo, perf. TtrijpijKa, a. 1. 
 tTrfpt](Ta, a. 1. imper. act. r//p>/- 
 (Tov, a. I. subj. act. r//p//<Tw,a. 1. 
 inf. Tijpj^ifTai, a. 1. part. act. Ttj- 
 pijtTag, avTog, pres. pass. Ttjpkn- 
 pai, to be preserved, pres. inf. 
 pass. TTjpt7aOai, impf. pass, trtj- 
 
 I peofiTji^, pf. pass. TeTtjpiifiai, (rat, 
 Tai, pf. part. pass. TiTi}py}fuvog, 
 11,0V, having been watched, a. 1. 
 pa.ss. ind. iTr)priQi]v, a. 1. opt. 
 pass. Tt]pr]9eit}V, a. 1. inf. pass. 
 Tt]pt]6rivai,to have been hoarded 
 up. Hence 
 
 Tf'ipriffig, tiog, i), a keeping, ob- 
 serving ; safe keeping, custody, 
 protection. 
 
 Tgg, Tyffi, Ion. for raig, dat. pi. 
 f. g^ fr. i). 
 
 TtjTqi, you want, or stand in need 
 of, 2 sing. pres. ind. m. of 
 
 THTA'12, a, f. ijffuj, to deprive, 
 I'educe, seek, try ; Trirdo^iai, to 
 be deprived, stand in need of, 
 want : fr. Taio. 
 
 TiJTtg, adv., Att. the same as rr/)- 
 Tfg, T(p tTii, this year. 
 
 Ti)TTj, tjg, y, privation, want, 
 penury. Th. t^tum, to deprive. 
 
 THy'SIOS, a, ov, empty, vain, 
 fruitless. Hence 
 
 Ti]va'uog, adv. fruitlessly, in vain. 
 
 Ti, why ? poet, rtj;, fr. rig, who ? 
 interrog.; gen. Tivog ; tI, indefi- 
 nite, something ; Tivbg, gen. 
 
 TIa'PA, ag. Ion. -y, r)g, ■>), Lat. 
 tiara, a cap or turban worn by 
 the Pei'sian nobles ; crest of a 
 helmet. 
 
 Ttapo£i^/)e, iog, b, >/, like a tiara: 
 fr. Tidpa, tlSog. 
 
 Ti/3f ptdg, ddog, »/, the name of a 
 city, so called from Tibei'ius 
 Ctesar. 
 
 TilSspiog, ov, b, the name of one 
 of the Ciesars ; given also to 
 those born on the banks of the 
 Tiber. 
 
 TIBH*N, TJvog, b, a tripod ; for 
 Tpi(3t)v, fr, having rptlg (id<Teig, 
 three legs. 
 
 Tl'rPIS, tdog & log, i), also 6, a 
 tiger. 
 
 Ttyw, Xen. the same as Qiyio, to 
 touch. 
 
 'TltCKtv, he honoured, poet. & 
 Ion. for tTK, 3 sing, imperf. act. 
 fr. riw, to honour ; f. rt'ffw. 
 
 Tttw, to punish ; the same as riw; 
 also, to grieve, fret : see rfrt- 
 yibg, TtTii)ixkvog. 
 
 Tirt, iiuTi, why ? II. M. 310, 
 rXavKe, Tit] h) vwi TfTifirj- 
 fieaOa fidXioTa ; 
 
 t 
 
 
Tie 
 
 TieAIBA'SSQ, or TiOai^tiffffio, 
 
 to make honey ; perhaps fr. n- 
 
 Btvai lionivy to lay up food ; 
 
 honey l)«nng the food «)f bees. 
 
 Tteac, d^ot:, 1?, tame ; tlOuq op- 
 
 vtt;. a hen. 
 'lieaatuTtiQ, &i Tiea(T<TevTi)g, ov, 
 
 6, a tamer, Aristt)ph. : fr. 
 Tteacraci'oi, f. tuaio, to render 
 
 gentle, soften, tume : fr. 
 Ti0a(T(T6t;, ov, o, »/, & TiOaabg, 
 
 domesticated, gentle, tame, na- 
 tive, cultivated. 
 Tiijtca, Ion. for TiOtoai, 2 sing. 
 
 pres. ind. pass, of rt0//fii, to 
 
 place ; f. 0//aa;. 
 Ti9td(yt, Ion. for Ti9tlai, 3 pi. 
 
 pres. ind. act. & 
 TiBkarai, Ion. for riOtvTai, 3 pi. 
 
 prt;s. pass, of the same verb. 
 Ti0£{/<n, Ion. for rieyc, 2 sing. 
 
 TIA 
 
 or one's own, make for one's 
 self, take, claim, as.sign, resolve, 
 enact ; also freq. as act. ; pres. 
 iniper. tiQeti, trio, pres. inf. ri- 
 Bivat, pros. part. riOtlg, h'-og, 
 iniperf. trt0;/i', ijQ, tj, 6i. fcri&tt, 
 as if fr. TiOiio, is. hiduvi' for Iti- 
 Otaav, f. Onno), pert". riBtiKa, 
 BuLM.t. for TtOiiKct, a. I. fc^/yKa, 
 a. 2. t0»;v, a. 2. subj. act. ^ai, 
 yjg, y, a. 2. part. Otic, tvnxj, pt. 
 pa.ss. TkGti^uu, idupf. trtOf j/tz/v, 
 fTo, ro, a. 1. l)ass. tTkOnv, a. 1. 
 8ubj. pass. TtiJio, a. 1. inf. pass. 
 TiOnrai, a. 1. m. t0i]Kitnt]v, a. 2. 
 ind. m. tG^i^n}', tOtno cV t'^ot', t- 
 Gfro, a. 2. imper. m. tcffo cSl Oov, 
 Otcf^uj, & in 2 pi. OioOe, a. 2. i>art. 
 m.0f/uti'og, »i,ov, having placed; 
 Otlrat vTTvOiiKip', act. to give a 
 nled'^e : 0£(Tyaiu7ro0//K;»;»',ni. t«> 
 
 TIM 
 
 TtXXoKra, plucking, Dor. for riX- 
 Xovtroy pres. part. f. g. fr. 
 
 Tl'AAii, Lat. teUo, to pull, pluck, 
 feather, strip, tear, tease; f. tXw, 
 pert. TtTiXKu, a. 1. trIXa, pert', 
 pass. TtTi\f.iaiy perf. part. rtrtX- 
 jj'troQ. Hence 
 
 TiX/itt, orog, TO, fleece, lint : & 
 
 TiX/xot, ot), 6, a pulling, plucking. 
 
 Tl'AOi:, ou, 6, dung, excrement. 
 
 Tt/i^, he honours, 3 sing. pres. 
 ind. but 
 
 Tifittf 3 sing, imperf. act. Ion. or 
 pres. imper. act. of rifidio, to 
 lionour. Th. riio, the same. 
 
 Tt/tayopac, ov, 6, a i>rop( r name. 
 Tt^id'iig, t(T(TO, ti'. Dor. for rc- 
 
 fitjiit;, honoured, precious. 
 Ti^ait;, dat. pi. fr. ri^t}. 
 I'lf^iaiip, dat. sing. fr. Ti/xatog, ov. 
 
 pres. subj. act. of r,9„f», to recene a pledge ; "J^^^" « f «'' 
 » . *' > • /> ~ ~.. r. f<. «^n.o ti triiff» til war. maue a 
 
 place ; pres. subj. ri(^u», vf. y, 
 Ion. riOfw, lyq, & i added by 
 paragoge. 
 
 Tit^a, he jdaced. Ion. for tTiQn 
 or trifl;;, 3 sing, imp-f. ind. act. 
 as if fr. Ti«^o>, of riO/;iui ; t'Sh, 
 l)lace thou, pres. imper. act. for 
 
 TidiTi^ of the same : but 
 Tt0€t, 3 sing. pres. ind. act. fr. 
 
 Ti9kio ; & 
 TtOJ^n',r(0fTr6, rStuv, by sync. 
 
 for ri0ar/^ir, rjrc, j;(TaJ', pi. pres. 
 
 opt. act. of riO»;/ii, to place ; 
 
 pres. opt. act. Ti0tu/i/, r]Q, t], 
 Tieac, flfxa, tr, pres. part. act. ol 
 
 the same verb. 
 Ti0f^ev, Ion. & rM^uvni, Dor. 
 
 f(.r TiQh'ai, pres. inf. a^^t. & 
 TiOtfifii, ^ol. for rt0»7/ii. 
 Tt^f 1/, they were placing, poet. & 
 
 Dor. for trt0»;frni^, 3 pi. imperf. 
 
 act. of the same verb. 
 TiOkvaij pres. inf. act. fr. riOn^i' 
 Pind. TtOivai rivd Iv (pora'iQ, to 
 
 kill. 
 Tt^f I'tu, f. tv(y(o, to nourish, suckle: 
 
 fr. TiBi]. 
 
 Ti08w, w, to put, place, &c. ; 
 more commonly riOtj^i. 
 
 TlO,), m, V, a nui-se : fr. rtrOof, 
 the breast. 
 
 TiOhfitvai, by poet, ectasis for 
 TiOkfxivai, Dor. for TiBkvai, pres. 
 inf act. & 
 
 Ti0///ifvoc, by poet, ectas. for ri- 
 ef/ifi'oc, pres. part. pass, of 
 
 TI'eHMI, to put, place, set, lay, 
 lay a foundation, deposit ; lay 
 down, establish ; esteem ; think, 
 imagine, suppose; set forth, pro- 
 pose, offer, suppose, make an 
 assertion or supposition ; refer 
 to, consider ; admit, cause to be 
 so, make, render ; bring on, in- 
 flict ; give, assign, attribute, 
 ascribe; give for a pledge; make 
 one's nest ; prepare, get ready ; 
 Tt0ejLiai, to place for one's sell 
 
 to give a truce to war, make a 
 suspensi<m of arms, Xen. EXX. 
 ii. p. 70 ; to halt under arms, 
 K. *A. i. 0. 4. K6/ior Ot~ivcn is 
 said of a legislator ; Gka9ai, oi 
 the people to whom the law is 
 proposed and who pass it ; 
 l9tT0 iv r<p TTVtv^uin, Acts 
 xix. 21, for ti'f, l*it"l imrposed 
 in the spirit; Grotius and others 
 
 set this down 
 
 idiom ; rt0/;Ti v^i/x')*'> •^**- ^' ^^' 
 lays down his life, is of very 
 rare occurrence, saith Heuman- 
 nus ; to bury, t9n''>povv ttov ti- 
 etTcii, Mark xv. 17- I-uke xiii.Co. 
 Jo. xix. 41 
 
 Tinueus, a proper name 
 Syr. polluted. 
 
 TijuaX0«<i>, w, f. iiffu), to aggran- 
 dise, raise to honour for inge- 
 nious discoveries, honour : fr. 
 
 Tt^ia\(priQ, sog, 6, »/, honoured, 
 that has gained honour ; is held 
 in estimation ; c(»stly, that easily 
 finds a purchaser : fr. Tifn)j ciX- 
 
 T(/nai', Dor. for ri/Liryr. 
 
 ,_ Tt/t«vra, Dor. for Tifii)vTa. 
 
 as" a Hebrew I T«/ido()0(;, ov, 6, author of praise, 
 
 tiiat sounds the praises of an- 
 other ; a i>unisher, avenger* 
 fr. Tifii), dnoj. 
 
 Tifxapxog, ov, 6, Tlmarckus, a pro- 
 per name. 
 
 Tf/id'ffat;, Dor. for Tifn'jfraQ, a. 1. 
 
 Tcemlo;,' w,'f. »/T(^, to give suck, part. act. of n/xaw, to honour, 
 nurse, bring up; m.r(e»ji'H.,iai, 'lVm(T*vi^rt, they will honour, 
 
 to cherish, fondle : fr. tj0//j'o(;. 
 
 TiOni'n, rig, »/, a nurse : fr. TiUi]. 
 
 TiOnt'og, ov, 6, »/, that nurses or 
 
 brings up ; the land that nurses, 
 
 native ; a teat : fr. tiGIi. 
 
 TiOijTh l^"^*- *"^* riOijai, 3 sing. 
 
 pres. of ri0/;fti. 
 Tt0*V*«XXov, ov, ro, spurge, ho-ba 
 
 lad aria. 
 'ViBujvug, ov. 6, the son of Laome- 
 
 don, loved by Aurora. 
 TI'KTQ, to bring forth, bear, 
 produce ; beget, engender ; f. 
 rs5u>, mid. rikofiai, y.trai, a. 2. 
 iTiKov, a. 2. subj. rkw, a. 2. 
 inf. act. TtKtiv, a. 1. ind. pass. 
 tTtx^r]v,ii. 1. part. pass, rtx^itg, 
 kvTog, born^ brought forth, be- 
 gotten by,\sprung from, pro- 
 ceeding from ; f. 1. pass. ind. 
 rtY0M<Totj|,xperf. m. jWoKa, 
 perf. pawKi. TiTOKtog, oTog, 6, 
 f. g. riT&evia, viag, ?/. 
 Ti\<n, lov, at, sweepings; things 
 l)lucked or brushed ott", & there- 
 lore flying about, such as come 
 from cloth when torn ; motes or 
 particles in the air : but 
 TTXat, a. 1. inf. act. & 
 (634) 
 
 Dor. & yEol. for n^iijcrovat, 3 
 pi. f. 1. act. fr. 
 Ti/tow, w, to honour, grace, raise 
 to power, promote ; prize, 
 esteem, estimate, rate, value 
 highly, set a high price on ; 
 reward ; inmish, fine ; f. r;(Tw, 
 perf. TiTi^i}]Ka, perf. i)ass. rtri- 
 fn}f.iai, (Tat, rai, a. 1. m. iTtf.iijaa- 
 ^it]v,u),aTo : fr. Ti^ii). Th. rao. 
 Tt/xi), i\g, V, lumour, respect, 
 esteem, veneration, grace ; an 
 lionourable oftice, dignity, au- 
 thority ; kingly i)0wer ; i)rice or 
 valueset on a thing, esiimaticm ; 
 punishment, vengeance ; mulct, 
 fine ; impost, tax ; a statue, 
 Reines. Inscr. v. 43, under Adri- 
 an or Antoninus Pius ; reconi- 
 jicnse, reward ; 1 Tim. vi. 17- 
 Polyb. ix. 29, rirog Kal 7r»/Xiic*/c 
 TijJiiiQ dti dliiot'oOai ^\aKtCuvag; 
 of what and how great reward 
 should the Macedonians be 
 thought worthy : fr. ri'oi, to ho- 
 nour, f. riaojy perf. TfTtKa^ perf. 
 pass. TtTifiai. Hence 
 Ttfiiitig, toaa, tv, gen. (vtoq, ho- 
 noured, revered, precious, highly 
 
 TIM 
 
 rated ; compar. rifxrieffTipoCf su- 
 perl. TifiijstTTaTog. 
 
 TifJ-rj^a, arogy to, rate, estimate, 
 price, value, census ; penalty, 
 punishment, fine : fr. nnuio. 
 
 Tt/(»/i'ra, by crasis for Tt^i'iiira, 
 accus. sing. m. g. fr. Tifi}]tig. 
 
 TLfiqonog, ov, 6, an avenger, poet.: 
 m Pind. that sounds or cele- 
 brates one's j)raise ; that se- 
 conds, helps, inspects ; in the 
 Orators, rifiiopog, avenger : fr. 
 
 Tlflt), dpU). 
 
 Tifn)(Tag, you honoured, 2 sing. a. 
 
 1. ind. act. Ion. & 
 Tt/i//(rarf, 2 pi. a. 1. imper. act. 
 
 fi'. ri'// ;/(Tov, of Ti^diOy to honour 
 Tifii'irj^g, y, 2 & 3 sing. a. 1 
 
 subj. act. of the same verb. 
 Tijjit](Tig, nog, ij, an honouring, 
 
 esteeming ; arbitration of a 
 
 dispute ; valuation, estimate ; 
 
 punishment, fine : fr. ri^idio. 
 T«/n/r£«a, ot;, ?'/, censoi'ship : fr. 
 
 TlflljTtLUx). 
 
 Tifii}riog, a, ov, deserving to be 
 honoured or esteemed ; verb, 
 adj. fr. Tifidio. 
 
 TiiDjTtvu), f. CTu), to be a censor : 
 ir. 
 
 TifiijTtjg, ov, 6, a valuer ; censor : 
 fr. rifidii). Hence 
 
 Tifxt/TiKog, y),ov, honouring ; dis- 
 pt)sed to honour ; honorary ; 
 Jbelonging to a censor. Ti/tJ/n- 
 Kov TTivaKiov, the damnatorv ta- 
 blet, Aristoph. S0. UJ7. Karah- 
 KarrriKov, Scliol. But to what 
 end could he have called for the 
 damnatory tablet, shut up, as he 
 was, at home ? Perhaps we 
 should read Tru'OKiov ti TfiTjTi- 
 Koi^j give me a bit or splinter of 
 a board, viz. to break the man's 
 liead witU. ♦ See Dawes Misc. 
 Cr. 203. 
 
 Ti^^iiog, a, ov, honoui'able, pre- 
 cious, of value, dear ; held in 
 honour, in high estimation : 
 compar. Tif-uio-epog ; superl. n- 
 HiwraTog, ?/, ov : fr. ri^rj. 
 
 TifuoTijr^ i]Tog, »/, a state of lio- 
 nour, of nobleness ; excellence,' 
 high price, attlueuce : fr. the 
 above. 
 
 TifiiojTaTog, tj, ov, superl. fr. ri- 
 
 Tt^oypa0£w, w, f. rjvo), to enact a 
 law, make a census, value, tax : 
 fr. Tifit), ypd<pio. 
 
 TtfjoOfog, ov, 6, the name of a 
 minister of the Gospel ; wor- 
 shipping God. 
 
 Tt/ioVroXte, fwc, 6, »;, honoured 
 by or honouring a city or state : 
 fr. Ttfxt), TTToXig. 
 
 Tifiuifiai, to l)e honoured, pre.s. 
 pass. fr. Tiftdojxai, tS/tai. 
 
 Tifiujv, wi'og, 6, the name of a 
 man ; Gr. giving honour : but 
 
 TIS 
 
 Tifxujv, CJvTog, honouring, part, 
 pres. fr. Tifidio. 
 
 Tifiwpeu), w, (with a dat.) to give 
 assistance, aid, succour, protect, 
 avenge, punish ; Tifiiupovfiai, 
 (with an aec.) to punish, tor- 
 ment, defend or revenge one- 
 self, take vengeance ; f. r/o-w, 
 perf. T£rt/(a>p//Ka, a. I. pass. Iti- 
 fi(t)pf]9T]j', a. 1. subj. pass. Tifnu- 
 pr]9u) : fr. Tifjuopog, 
 
 Tifni)pi]9CJ(n, they be punished, 3 
 pi. a. 1. subj. pass. fr. the above. 
 
 Tipwptjfxa, aTog, to, succour, 
 vengeance, revenge ; penalty, 
 punishment : fr. the same. 
 
 Timijpfi(Ta(T9ai, a. 1. inf. m. of the 
 verb riniopeo). 
 
 Tinuipijmg, twg, »/, the act of 
 taking revenge ; j)unishinent : tS: 
 
 Ti/.noptjTi)p, rjpog, 6, &. 
 
 Ttpni)pi}Tii)c, ov, 6, one who aids ; 
 an avenger : fr. rifiujpiit). 
 
 Tipojoia, ag, //, vengeance, tor- 
 ture, punishment ; succour, aid : 
 fr. 
 
 Ttfiiopog, ou, b, t), an avenger, re- 
 venger, punisher ; one that aids, 
 assists, defends : contr. fr. ti- 
 fidopog or Tifiijopog. 
 
 Tt/Ltoijoovv, pres. part. act. n. g. 
 fr. Tifxiopeu). 
 
 Tti', Dor. for crot, to you, fr. <tv, 
 you. 
 
 Tiv', for Tiva, ace. sing. fr. rig, 
 who ? 
 
 Tcray/ta, oTog, to, a shaking, 
 brandishing : & 
 
 Tii'aKTiip, i)pog, fem. TivuKTeipa, 
 same as 
 
 TivaKTwo, opog, 6, a shaker : fr. 
 
 TINA'SXQ.'to hold forth, shake, 
 agitato, cause to quake or vi- 
 brate, brandi.sh ; f. E,uj, perf. re- 
 Tii'axa : fr. Ttivio. 
 
 TividOai, Ion. for Tivvv(rQai, to 
 revenge. See tivvvoj. 
 
 TivKJKi, Ion. for tTivi, 3 sing, 
 inijierf. act. of two). 
 
 TINe.A AE'OS, a, ov, warm, luke- 
 warm, tepid, hot, boiling. 
 
 T(ri'vw, or Tirj'i"/it,m. Tivvvfiai, 
 to ex])iate, ])ay, return, requite ; 
 punish, exact punishment, re- 
 venge. Th. T'na. 
 
 'Tivio, to expiate, pay, requite, 
 pay duly, repay ; mid. to exact 
 a penalty or punishment, take 
 vengeance, punish, revenge. 
 
 Th. TlbJ. 
 
 TtTTore, why ? by syne. rtTrrc : 
 fr. Ti, TTOTf, when ? Th. oTi. 
 
 Tittt', for TiTTTe, poet, for TiiroTt. 
 
 TinvvG' for TipvvOa, ace. sing, 
 fr. Tipvi'g, vvBog, y, the name 
 of a town. 
 
 TI'S, Tivor, 6, »/, & in n. g. ti, 
 who ? what ? but Tig, Tivbg. in- 
 definite, one, some one ; ^ol. 
 Kig, whence Lat. quis. Ti on ; 
 (635) 
 
 TIS 
 
 wherefore ? It is frequently 
 understood, as Matth. xxiii. 34. 
 Jo. xvi. 29. Hence oortc, oi!'n- 
 vog, f. g. i'jTig, whosoever. With 
 nouns of number it denotes, 
 about, nearly ; ovo rtrat;, about 
 two; Tweg tTrrd, some sex en; 
 with an adj. denoting quality, 
 nearly, ypa(pi) Toidci Tig i)v, 
 Xen. Mem. i. 1, the accusation 
 was nearly to this effect : by 
 itself it stands for rrdg or tig 
 €Ka(TTog : Tiov Kiv Tig Kiivwv 
 yt Kal tK\t\d9ovTo yd^oio, Od. 
 r. 224, then each one of them 
 would presently pnt the mar- 
 riage out of his head ; BaXXov- 
 Tijjv KKripov iTT* avTa, Tig tL 
 day, Mark xv. 24, what each 
 one should carry off : used also 
 when one feels liimself strongly 
 affected ; KUfik yap hfjXBs ti, 
 Eur. Suppl. 288, for it has some- 
 what affected me also (see 
 Markl. on the passage) ; ovts 
 Ti, not at all ; Ov ckfxag, ovck 
 <pvt)v, ovt' dp' (pphmg, ovrc ti 
 ipya, 11. A. 115, neither in per- 
 s<m, nor mien, nor mind, nor in 
 exploits in any wise. Tt yap 
 fioi Kal Tovg t^tu Kpiveiv ; what 
 have 1 to do to judge them 
 which are without i 1 Cor. v. 
 12, a construction which no one 
 has made out, saith J. Clericus, 
 but exactly so ^lian H. A. iv. 
 1 1, Tt yap ^loi KTdJ^oTg aviJ.[3ov- 
 Xtvtiv ; tSt Tatian, Orat, to the 
 Greeks ; understand, ^lacp'spfi, 
 7rpo(n)Kei. Ti I'lfjuv Kal aoi ; 
 what have we to do with thee ? 
 Matt, viii.29. Mai'k v. 6. 2 Sam. 
 xvi. 10. Anacr. Od. xvii. 4 «S: 10, 
 Ti yap f.idxai(n Kafioi ; what 
 have i to do with battles ? Ti 
 HXeidSeaffi Kaixoi ; what are the 
 Pleiades to me ? In genuine 
 Greek and in Latin it seems to 
 denote contem|)t ; in the LXX. 
 and sacred writers, why do you 
 trouble me? 1 Kings xvii. 18. 
 42. Th. Edwards 2. Diss. 1766. 
 Ti is used for o by the Hebrews, 
 from ignorance of the Greek 
 language, Matth. x. 19. xv. 32. 
 Luke xvii. 8. ov ti iyio 9iXio, 
 dXXd Ti av, Mark xiv. 36. 
 
 Tlaai, a. 1. inf. act. & 
 
 TiffaiaTo, Ion. for TiaaivTO, 3 pi. 
 a. 1. opt. m. TiaaaGai, a. 1. inf. 
 m. of Tiofiai, to revenge, punish. 
 
 Ti(raifit9a, 1 pi. a. 1. opt. m. 6i 
 
 'lt(Ta(T9ai, a. 1. inf. ni. of the 
 same. 
 
 Tirre, 3 sing. a. 1. Ion. for tTive, Sc 
 
 TifTttav, 3 pi. a. 1. opt. act. yEol. 
 Tiatm, ag, 6, & Ti(Tiig, 2 sing. f. 
 1. ind. act. fr. tiio, to pay. 
 
 Ti<T/^, nog, i), vengeance, re- 
 venge ; penalty, payment, retri- 
 
TI$ 
 
 TxMH 
 
 TOl 
 
 bution, punishn^ent ; remunera-ll^'Q, to l-nour^-peet^-teem;ITV^^^^ '^^^^'i:' 
 
 tion : 'valuation : fr. the same. hold dear, regard ; estimate ; 
 
 
 Ti(Ti<p6vtj, »/c, »/, the proper name 
 of one of the Furies ; as if, 
 avenger of murder : fr. rtw, 
 
 TTffov, dru), a. 1. imper. act. & 
 Tiffovffiv, 3 pi. f. I. ind. act. & 
 TtfTojo-' for Tiffioai, they should 
 honour, 3 pi. a. 1. subj. act. of 
 riht. 
 Ti-aivu}, to punish, revenge : fr. 
 
 rial, the same : also 
 Ttrau'w, f. at^w, also in mid. to 
 stretch, strain, draw, bend ; 
 mid. to stretch oneself ; hasten, 
 flee hastily : fr. rtivijj. 
 TiTfiv, dvog, b, one of the Titans ; 
 
 also, the sun ; dat. pi. Tirarrt. 
 Tirdi'lg, (^of, »'/, a female Titan. 
 Ttrarotcroi'oc, ov, 6, that killed 
 tlie Titans : fr. Tir/>fg or Tira- 
 vfc, Titanes, & Krtivu). 
 TI'TANOS, ov, >/, clay, earth, 
 
 gy])suni. 
 Tirag, ov, 6, an avenger : fr. riio. 
 TiT^viQ, Titanes, the Titans, gi- 
 ants, sons of Coelus and Terra, 
 who conspired against Jupiter ; 
 dat. pi. TtrT/tn, poet, or Ion. ri- 
 rifrtffffi : fr. riraiVw,to revenge. 
 TirGn, »7C, & TirO//, T/e, */, a teat, 
 nipple ; the breast ; nurse ; 
 grandmother by the mother's 
 
 side : & 
 Ttr0/o»', ov, TO, a little teat or 
 
 breast ; dim. fr. titOuq. 
 Ttr0it,-, iSog, i), a nurse ; grand- 
 mother, aunt by the mother's 
 side : fr. rtTOrj. 
 TlXeO'S, ov, 6, the pap, breast, 
 
 teat, nipple. 
 TtrXoc, ov, 6, Lat. titulus, a title ; 
 by sync. fr. the Latin; in Greek 
 iiTiypaipr), 7]q, »'/, an inscription. 
 liTOQ, ov, b, the name of a minis- 
 ter of the Gospel ; by interpr. 
 honoured. 
 TITPA'Q, TtTprji.u,Si rirnaii'w, f. 
 rpr/Tw, (fr. Tpdoj,) to perforate, 
 pierce, bore ; perf. pass. TiTpr}- 
 fiai. 
 TITPQ'SKQ, f. Tpu)(r(o, perf. tI- 
 rpwKa, to hurt, wound, pierce : 
 fr. rpooj, for rpaw, Tirpdut. 
 Tirvot, ov, 6, Tityus, a giant 
 whose extended limbs covered 
 nine acres, and whose liver, 
 continually re-produeed, was as 
 continually consumed by a vul- 
 ture. 
 TlTT'2KOMAI,to aim at, direct 
 to the butt ; hit the mark ; 
 make, prepare. 
 Tr4>H, riQ, r), a sort of grain to 
 
 feed pigs ; a bakehouse beetle. 
 Ti(pO', for TiTrre, why ? poet, for 
 
 TlTTOTt. 
 
 Tr<I>02, ioQ, TO, a marsh, boggy 
 place, pooL 
 
 recompense, requite, pay ; mid. 
 to revenge, avenge, take venge- 
 ance on, punish ; f. iVcu, perf. 
 TiT'iKa, perf. pass. Tirl^ai. 
 TXdOi, endure thou, Dor. for rXT/- 
 6i, pres. im])er. act. fr. rXr//i'., to 
 endure, fr. rXdio, for raX«tu. 
 TkdGvfiog, b, >'/, Dor. for TXZ/Gv- 
 ^og, bold-heurted, that endures 
 much sorrow, patient : fr. Ta- 
 Xdu) or rXaui, OvfioQ. 
 T\an)v, 1 may be enduring, pres. 
 
 or a. 2. opt. of rXO/n. 
 TXa'/ioiV, ovog, b, /y. Dor. for rX//- 
 
 TXde, dpTog, part. pres. or a. 2. 
 
 of rXJ)^t. 
 TXa'iu, by sync, for TaXdio, to 
 
 bear, endure, suffer ; dare, have 
 
 courage, boldness, or patience. 
 TXy, 3 sing a. 2. subj. act.: but 
 TXT/, without the subscript t. Ion. 
 
 for trXr), 3 s. a. 2. ind. act. & ^ 
 TXi'jfitv, we endured. Ion. iov t- 
 
 pable of being cut : fr. Tffivoj. 
 T/xwXoc, ov, 6, Tmolus, a proper 
 
 name. 
 To, the, this thing, neut. of 6, »} ; 
 sometimes wherefore, and then 
 KaTCL or ^id is understood; (t"ui) 
 TO, on that account ; Toy', toC', 
 for Toye, ToCt : to iov, that 
 which is ; the article to is pre- 
 fixed to some adverbs by under- 
 standing Kara, as to^ ^tTulv, 
 for KUTa TO ^tTuKv ; TovfiTraXii', 
 TovvTtvQiv, Tovvv, TOTTapdnav. 
 Toy 6 tfibv, as much as in me lies, 
 for my part. 
 ToStvTepov, adv. again, a second 
 
 time ; for to ctvTipov. 
 TocTTiTrav, adv., altogether, en- 
 tirely ; for TO tTTiTTav. 
 loQi, there, in that place : fr. 
 
 Wi ; ToG', for rorf, then. 
 TOI, an enclitic particle, annex- 
 ed to adverbs or conjunctions, 
 as Krai rot, although, but ; ov 
 TOL, not, in no wise ; sometimes 
 
 TXimiv, 1 pi. a. 2. ind. act. fr. prefixed, as Totyapovv, accord- 
 ^\^m(, to bear, endure, suff*er, ingly, therefore : Ir. rof, obso- 
 
 Toi, to you. Dor. for aoi, fr. av, 
 
 TX„., 
 dare ; f. rX/jaw, perf. TiTXijKa, 
 a. 2. tTXT)i' : fi*. TXdu). 
 TXijuopujg, adv. patiently : & 
 TXrjiiioffvvti, rye, »y, endurance, suf- 
 fering, misery : fr 
 
 you, or Dor. for oi. 
 ToiavT for TOiavTci, such things: 
 
 TXiifiujv, ovog, b, V, calamitous, ToiavTijVy such, ace. smg. f. g. ir 
 
 wretched, nmch-enduring, pa 
 tient ; bold, daring : fr. the a- 
 bove th. 
 TXijvai, to suff'er, a. 2. inf. of 
 
 tXtj^i. 
 
 TXrjTToXefiog, ov, 6, TIepoJcmus, a 
 proper name. 
 
 lXr](nKdpCwg,b, »y, stout-hearted, 
 hard-hearted : fr. rXaa>, Kapc'm. 
 
 lXlf](ng, tiog, »y, endurance, bold- 
 ness. Th. TaXdiu. 
 
 TXqaut, f. 1. ind. act. fr. TXfjfii or 
 rXa'iu, for ToXdm, to endure. 
 
 TXjyroc, V,bv, to be borne or en- 
 dured, capable of bearing, hardy : 
 
 fr. rXTy/ii. 
 Tfidyev, they were cut. Ion. & 
 
 Boeot. by sync, for iT^idyrjaav, 
 
 3 pi. a. 2. ind. pass, of Tfiiiaffai, 
 
 same as TSfivu) ; f. Tfiij^io, a. 2. 
 
 tT^ijyov & trfiayov. So r/xaytr 
 
 may be 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. 
 
 Ion. Th. Tifivu). 
 Tfidu), to cut ; obsol. for Ttfivio. 
 T/xfyytJc, «r r/iayetc, having been 
 
 cut, a. 2. part. pass, of r/xiyfftrw. 
 Tftry^/yv, adv., by cutting, with a 
 
 gash : fr. T^dio, obs. for tsuvu). 
 TfiT]9tig, having been cut, a. 1. 
 
 l)art. pass, of the same verb ; 
 
 perf. pass. TSTfirj^ai, a. 1. pass. 
 
 iTi^iijQqv. 
 T/i/y(T(Ta> or T/t/yyw, f. ^w, poet. 
 
 same as TSfivut. 
 T/tn<yw, I will cut, f. 1. act. of the 
 
 obs. Tudu), for Tsfivu), to cut. 
 (636) 
 
 TOlOVTOg. 
 
 Totytip, in truth,veril}, therefore; 
 Toiyapovv, the same : fr. toi, 
 yap, for, & ovv, therefore. 
 
 Toiyrtprot, adv. therefore : fr. 
 
 TOl, ydp, TOt. 
 
 Toiij, »ye, V, such. Ion. fr. roXog. 
 
 Toivov, therefore ; in Hebr. xiii. 
 13, it begins the sentence, a po- 
 sition in which I never remem- 
 ber observing it elsewhere. Ga- 
 mer. : fr. TOL, puv, now. 
 
 ToTo, Ion. for Toi), fr. 6, the, the 
 ]»repositive article. 
 
 ToTov, so, thus, adv. fr. 
 
 ToTog, a, ov, such, of this sort. 
 Th. olog, such as. 
 
 ToioffSf, TOidh, Toiovlf, such, of 
 that sort : fr. Towg & 5t, a syl- 
 labic addition. 
 
 ToiovTog, ToiavTT}, toiovto or -ov, 
 such, of this kind : fr. Totog & 
 ovTog, this. 
 
 ToiovTOTpoTTog, 6, »y, of this kind 
 or sort : fr. ToiovTog, Tponog. 
 
 ToXg, to these, them, dat. pi., roT- 
 ai & Tolaiv, Ion. fr. b, or Tb, 
 this man, this thing. 
 
 Tolade, Toi<Tice,&. Tol<jSi<Tcn,\)oet. 
 dat. pi. fr. ode, this man, this ; 
 in the latter word the circumflex 
 appeai-s on the last syllable but 
 two, not by the laws of accentu- 
 ation, but because hcrat. is an- 
 nexed to Tolg as a kind of encli- 
 tic particle. 
 
 TOK 
 
 TOrxOS, ov, b, a wall, fence, 
 fortification ; the side of a sliip. 
 
 Totxoio, Cj, f. watt), to build a 
 wall : fr. toI^oq. 
 
 TotY<«jpi'X*"^> <^j f- '70'fa>, to break 
 through the walls of houses, 
 as a thief ; commit burglary : 
 whence 
 
 Toixiopvxia, ag, r), burglary : fr. 
 
 'Voixujpvxog, ov, b, a burglar : fr. 
 foXxog, opvaaio. 
 
 Toiio, two such, dual num. fr. 
 Tolog. 
 
 Toiitjg, adv., poet, for ovtoj, so. 
 thus ; in like manner : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 Tofca, Dor. for tote, then : fr. 
 OKa, for oTi, when. 
 
 ToKtig, ddog, i), poet, the same as 
 7/ TtTOKvXa, that has brought 
 forth, a mother ; (applied not 
 only to women, but cattle also,) 
 in travail, pregnant: fr. th. r/fc- 
 
 TiO. 
 
 ToKtirapxdg, adv., in the begin- 
 ning, i. e. Kara to kut apx^iv. 
 
 'ToKttcrcn, Ion. & poet, for TOKtv- 
 ai, dat. pi. fr. roKtvg. 
 
 ToKiTog, OV, 6, birth, child-bear- 
 ing ; oftspring : & 
 
 ToKtvg, kog, b, a father, j)arent, 
 gen. Ion. ijog, ace. pi. TOKijag. 
 Til. TiKTu), perf. m. TtTOKa. 
 
 ToKifi, dat. Ion. for toku, ace. 
 TOKiict, Ion. gen. pi. rojciycor, fr. 
 the above. 
 
 ToKi^ui, f. i(Tio, to lay out on in- 
 terest, gain by usury : fr. TOKog. 
 Hence 
 
 ToKKTjjibg, ov, b, a lending at in- 
 terest, usury : & 
 
 ToKi(TTi)g, ov, b, a usurer. 
 
 ToKog, ov, 6, offspring, the act 
 of bringing forth young ; child- 
 birth ; interest, usury : fr. tik- 
 T(o, to bring forth, f. Tt^o^ai, 
 perf. m. TtToica : Kal Tovg to 
 Kovg Atto tov iinroXtjftarog tig 
 Tt)v yvdOov tK^fyeiv, Theophr. 
 Char. 6, to eat up the interest 
 of the purchase. ToKog tTri^BKa- 
 Tog, interest that ])ays a tenth 
 part of the principal every year; 
 in Lat. dcxtantes usurcp, interest 
 at 10 per cent., the lowest rate 
 of usury at Athens. ToKog t-ni- 
 TpiTog, interest that pays yearly 
 a third jiart of the principal ; in 
 Lat. tertince or ^rwte centesimce, 
 33^ per cent., the highest rate 
 of interest at Athens. The 
 learner will observe in render- 
 ing the various combinations of 
 this word, that whenever inter- 
 est paid is spoken of with re- 
 ference to the portion of the 
 principal, to wliich it is equiva- 
 lent, it is considered as so much 
 per ann., as in Engl, the tenth 
 penny : but tokoq tirl dpaxfiy 
 
 TOA 
 
 is when a drachm is paid per 
 month, for the loan of a. mina ; 
 ToKog iTTi Tpial dpaxfiolg, rate 
 of interest that pays 3 drachms 
 a month for a mina ; in these 
 exjiressions mina is always un- 
 derstood ; in Engl, one per 
 cent, monthly, or 12 per cent, 
 yearly ; three per cent, month- 
 ly, or 36 per cent, yearly. 'Etti 
 tvvea bfioXolg, rate of interest 
 that gives 18 dracluns a year, 
 or 9 oboli a month, for the loan 
 of a mina. See Sahnas. de Usur. 
 10. p. 5«1. cSc on Fa^i. Trap. 43. 
 
 ToKog tKOToaTt), viz. dpaxfit), or 
 fKaTOfrrrig TOKog, when iKUToaTi) 
 tpaxfii), the hundredth drachm, 
 was paid out of every mina, 
 (equivalent to 100 drachms,) 
 that is, when a hundredth part 
 of the principal, or 1 per cent., 
 was paid monthly, on the whole 
 12 per cent, per aim. 
 
 — iiri TzivTt 6/3oXoTc; Kai iifJiofto- 
 Xitf), among the Athenians ; iv- 
 d^Kag TOKog, among the Sicili- 
 ans ; difinipog TtrdpTog tKixTorr- 
 TTJg, in the later Greek writers, 
 1 1 per cent. 
 
 — tTTt TrkvTt o^oXoXg, Att. c'tKav- 
 Teg TOKoi, Sic. ; difxoipog fKTT] 
 tKaTocTTiig, Gr. ; 10 per cent. 
 
 — tTTt Ttaaapaiv o^oXoXg Kal 
 iiimoj3oXiii),or tTri Tr'f^TTTi^ i'hjlio 
 /3oXt<^i, Att. ; tvvtavTig, Sic. ; 
 cifioipog dixjCtKUTi] (.KaToaTijg, 
 Gr. ; 9 per cent. 
 
 — tTTc Ttnaapoiv b^oXdlg, Att. 
 oKTag ToKog, Sic. ; difxoipog or 
 difioipalog, Gr. ; 8 per cent. 
 
 — tTri Tptaiv bjioXoig Kai y'lfxio- 
 fioXit^}, or tTTt TeTdpT<i) j'/^io- 
 (ioXit^, Att. ; 'iTTTavTtg tokoi, 
 Sic. ; i'jfiKTv SioSkKaTov ikutoct- 
 Ti/g, Gr. ; 7 P^i* cent. 
 
 — tTTi Tpifflv ojSoXo'ig, Att.; ^//ti- 
 (KaToaTialoi tokoi, Gr. ; ijfxiXi- 
 Tpoi, Sic. ; 6 per cent. 
 
 — tTTi d'vaiv oi^oXolg koI rtrpa- 
 xdXKip, Att. ; TTei^TovyKioi & 
 TTtrrarrfg, Sic. ; rp/ny cmCtKaTtj 
 eKOTOffTiig, Gr. ; 5 per cent. 
 
 — tTTi dvffiv oiSoXoig, Att. ; Tf- 
 TpavTiag rofco^, Sic; rp/rjy t(ca- 
 To(TTi}g, Gr. ; 4 per cent. 
 
 — tTTi bl3oX(^ Kai 7y/uto/3oXj^, or 
 tTTi Tpiaiv >//L(io/3oXo7(;, Att. ; rpt- 
 avT tag, Sic; TtTapTT] iKUToOTrig, 
 Gr. ; 3 per cent. 
 
 — tTTt bf3oX(fi, Att.; diKavTiag t6- 
 Kog, Sic. ; cjcr/y SKaTOffTrig, Gr. ; 
 2 per cent. 
 
 — tTTt y'lfiio^oXiif), Att. ; ovyKiaXog 
 ToKog, Sic. ; ^w^txrar?; tKaToa- 
 Ttjg, Gr.; 1 per cent. See fur- 
 ther in Salm. de M. U. 6, 7, &c. 
 
 ToKO(popf0J, f. i](Tuj, to pay inter- 
 est, Dem. 1362. Th. <pipu). 
 
 TO'AMA, tjg, i), erection or ele- 
 (637) 
 
 TON 
 
 vation of mind, boldness, daring, 
 intrepidity, courage. 
 ToX^dttg, taaa, ev. Dor. forroX- 
 HT]tig, bold. 
 ToXfidatlg, Dor. for ToX^iijcrtig, 2 
 sing. f. 1. fr. 
 
 ToX/if/w, o), to be bold or courage- 
 ous, dare, presume, attempt, 
 brave, have courage, persist, 
 bear patiently, endure, f. Vyo-w, 
 perf. rt roX/ijy (ca, a. 1. troX/u/rra, 
 a. 1. inf. act. roX/x/yo-at, a. 1. 
 part. act. roX/i/yJat;, avTog. 
 Th. ToX^ia. 
 
 loXfiijeig, taaa, iv, bold, endu- 
 ring, intrepid. Th. ToXfia. 
 
 TbXfjiijfjia, arog, to, a bold action, 
 attemj)t, enterprise : fr. roX/mw. 
 
 ToXfiTjpbg, d, bv, bold, daring, 
 intrepid, audacious ; conqiar. 
 ToX^)]p(>Tt:pog, bolder. Th. toX- 
 ixa. Hence 
 
 1oXiiy]p6Ttpov, adv., with more 
 freedom : & 
 
 ToXfirjpoJg, adv., boldly, reso- 
 lutely. 
 
 ToXfij^g, Dor. for ToXfj^g, 2 sing, 
 pres. fr. ToXfidio. 
 
 ToXfujTtog, a, or, to be ventured 
 or hazarded ; verb. adj. & 
 
 ToXjLiiyr/yt;, ov, b, one audacious, 
 adventurous : & 
 
 ToXftTjTog, 7), 07', to be ventured, 
 hazarded or attempted : fr. toX- 
 fidoj. 
 
 ToXixiaTaTog, jj, ov, supcrl. fr. 
 ToXfiy'jtig. 
 
 ToXfjKpev, 3 pi. pres. opt. act. toX- 
 fidouv, <piv, of ToXfidw. 
 
 l^oXviriijoi, to spin, wind, weave, 
 contrive, engage in ; build ; wind 
 up so as to bring to a close, 
 finish ; pass, to endure calamity, 
 go through X work of misery : 
 fr. 
 
 TOAT'ITH, rjg, 7), a ball of wool 
 ready for spinning, clew. 
 
 Tofjialog, a, ov, cut : & 
 
 Topdu), w, to require cutting: fr. 
 
 Tofi7), Tjg, 7), Dor. Tofxd, a dock- 
 ing, cutting ; section, trunk, 
 slice ; cut, wound, incision : fr. 
 rt/ivw. 
 
 Tofiiag, ov, b, emasculated, an 
 eunuch : fr. TOftij. 
 
 Tofiiov, ov, TO, a thing cut, bit ; 
 Tofiia, TO, entrails ; dim. fr. 
 
 To//of, ov, b, a bit cut off", slice ; 
 Lat. tomus, Engl. toi)ie, volume : 
 but 
 
 To/ioc, V, bv, sliarp, keen, cutting; 
 compar. TOfitoTfpog. Th. Tffivu). 
 
 Tofivpig, 1), a queen of the Scy- 
 thians. 
 
 TofjitoTepov, compar. n. g. fr. 
 To^iog. 
 
 Tov, for ov, or tKtivov, whom, or 
 him, ace. sing. fr. og. 
 
 TONeOPY'Z12, & Toj'0opi'^a>, to 
 murmur, mutter, growl, speak 
 
Ton 
 
 ill an under tone, tremble, whls- 
 
 TOP 
 
 ToTvapaTrav, altogether, entirely, 
 
 per ; f. i«yw, perf. iKa. 
 TovOov^io, same as rovOopvKoj. 
 Toi'9iw(TTi)(:, ov, 6, a mutterer, 
 
 whisperer : fr. tlie preced. 
 Toj^og, ov, 6, Lat. tonus, intona- 
 tion or modulation of the voice ; 
 
 harmony, note, tone, tune, 
 
 rhythm,' measure ; tension ; vi- 
 
 goiir of body ; firmness ; effort ; 
 
 in grammar, accent ; a cord 
 
 drawn ti<,dit ; tendon : fr. Tiivw, 
 
 perf. m. Tirovn. 
 ToKdl^ofiai, f. acyo^iat, to use the 
 
 bow, shoot an arrow : fr. tu'^ov. 
 
 7oKnpxnC. or To^apxoc, ov, 6, a 
 
 conimander of archers : fr. 
 To^oi', dpx^o. 
 
 T6t,iv^a, arog, rb, an arrow ; 
 arrow-shot, bow- shot : & 
 
 ToKiVTriQ, ov,6, a bowman, arch- 
 er : «Sc 
 
 lo'^evTOQ, r), bv, shot : fr. 
 
 ToKtvui, f. tv<Tu), to use the bow, 
 shoot, strike with an arrow. 
 Th. t6Kov. 
 
 To^//pi?C, toQ, o, armed with a 
 bow : fr. to^ov, dpio. 
 
 loKticn, vg, V, (viz. Ttxrri,) the 
 art of using the bow, archery : 
 fr. 
 
 ToKtKbg, r}, bv, of a bow, skilled 
 m shooting, fit for arrows ; rb 
 roKiKbv, a poison, (viz. lyxptff- 
 /ia,) poisonous ointment smeared 
 on arrows ; Lat. toxlcum. Th. 
 
 ToliicdjTaroi, most skilful in the 
 use of the bow ; superl. fr. 
 
 TO^lKOg. 
 
 lolo^dixag, avrog, b, & To^o- 
 ^aixvog, 6, 7/, subduing with the 
 bow : fr. to^ov, Cajxaio. 
 
 TO'aON, ov, rb, a bow ; quiver 
 and arrows ; art of usiug the 
 bow, archery; perhaps fr. tuCo, 
 to stretch. 
 
 li'oKonvvn, »/C, >'/, archery : & 
 
 on the whole ; fr. rb Trapa-rrap, 
 
 the same : fr. napd, ndv. 
 ToTrapaHn'/crt, then, at the time, 
 
 immediately : fr. to, TrapavTiKa. 
 ro7rapoi06, & -Qtv, adv., before : 
 
 fr. rb, 7rapoj0€. 
 lo-Kcipog, & rb Tzapomrsp, the 
 
 same as Trdpog, poet, for ttdo, 
 
 before. 
 
 TOY 
 
 Topoc, ov, 0, a rope ; the same 
 as Topi'og : but 
 
 Topot.', »), bv, keen, piercing, pene- 
 trating, clear, perspicuous, 
 strong, stout, great : fr. ropa-j. 
 
 Topvi't], Tjg, >;, a ladle, spoon : fr. 
 Tfipu). Hence 
 
 Topf'Vw, f. vvoj, to stir with a 
 ladle. 
 
 Topioc, adv., clearly. 
 
 ToTrapYi^C, & ToTrapxoc, ov, b, a Toe, obsolete for o, whence rov, 
 governor of a place or district : of this ; pi. poet, rot for oi ; or 
 fr. TOTTog, dpx<o. '■OC, ^or. for rorg. 
 
 ToTrapxf'a, ag, r), the country Toffar.c or Totrajcj, adv., so often : 
 under a particular government, fr. rorrog. 
 
 government of a district, local 
 
 authority or jurisdiction : fr. 
 
 the above. 
 ToTTHov, Ion.To7r//Yor, rb, a rope, 
 
 cord, cable : fr. roTrog. 
 ToTTijyopja, ag, >/, the stating of 
 
 a plain' subject, a familiar topic : 
 
 fr. TOTTog, dyopivio. 
 ToTTOKXiffia, ag, »'/, a place to re- 
 cline, order of reclining at table 
 fr. TOTTog, K\i(Tig. 
 
 Torro^ax^w, f- 'io'<'^» to fight for 
 place : fr. To-rrog, fuixonai. 
 
 TO'nOS, ov, o, a figure, depart- 
 ment, place, region ; topic, ar- 
 gument, passage, subject, oppor- 
 tunity. 
 
 ToTTpfv, adv., before, formerly: 
 fr. rb, rrpiv. 
 
 To-n-paiTOv, at the first : fr. rb, 
 TrpujTog, first. Th. Trpo, before. 
 
 TOPiXY'AION, cSc Top^i'Xor, oi^ 
 rb, hartwort, a herb strongly 
 diuretic. 
 
 Topda, ag, r/, a turning, carving, 
 
 engraving : & 
 T6p€v^a,aroc,r6, carving, carved 
 
 or polished work : & 
 Topfurog, »), 6 V, carved, engraved; 
 
 r'optvrbv t rroc, a poem polished, 
 highly finished : fr. 
 Topfvio, f. evcToj, to turn, polish. 
 
 'VoaavTciKig, adv., so often : fr. 
 
 roffovrog. 
 TofTavrtj, rjg, t), so great, f. g. fr. 
 
 TOffOVTOg. 
 
 T6<Tog, poet, roffnog, i], oi', so 
 great, so much, so long ; rofrov 
 TToaov, as much as. Th. ocroc. 
 loabah, roaiih, rofforh, so 
 great, so much as this ; roao'i^t, 
 so many, so few. 
 ToffoiTf/piO/ioc, o, V, so many in 
 a number. Th. dpidjiog. 
 
 TocrorTOC, TOtravTi], roffovro, so 
 great, so much, so many ; pi. 
 rooovToi, so many ; fr. rocrog, 
 so great, & ovrog, this ; rorrovro, 
 Ion. for uifTrc, so ; iv roaovriii, 
 meanwhile. 
 
 Toaaa, for r6(Tct, so great things, 
 nom. pi. n. g. fr. roaaog, for 
 rotyng. 
 
 lonaiivov. Dor. for roaov, so 
 much. 
 
 Ion, then ; rort, sometimes ; 
 roTi (;./, then, at last ; U rort 
 d-Ko^in'icrKHV, from then, from 
 that time, Arist. H. A. iii. ilg ron, 
 Xen. 'EXX. vii. * Adverbs of 
 time often have prepositions 
 prefixed, and, what is more, 
 without the article interposed, a 
 thinjx scarcely or never seen in 
 
 To^orac, a, b, Dor. for roKorr]g. trate, pierce ; explam : tr 
 
 carve, en<'rave, emboss ; penc- other adverbs ; as arro irf pvci, 
 
 -I- 
 
 ToKorsvxr)g, f^og, b, >'/, equipped 
 with bows and arrows : fr. 
 
 rb^ov, rti'x^- 
 
 To^orrjg, ov, 6, an archer : th. 
 ro^ov, a bow. Hence 
 
 ToKorig, i^og, »/, a female archer, 
 an epith. of Diana. 
 
 To^ouXkoc, ov, 6,^ »/, drawing a 
 bow : fr. ro^ov, cXjcw. 
 
 To^o0o()oc, b, V, bearing a bow ; 
 roKo<p6poi Kpnrtg, Cretan arch- 
 ers : fr. To^ov, 0£pw. 
 
 ToTra^tov, ov, rb, Lat. topazius, 
 Engl, topaz, a precious stone. 
 
 ToTra^tu, to place, set, as it were 
 in its place ; figure out in one's 
 fancy, guess, conjecture, search 
 for, seek out : fr. roirog. 
 
 ToTraXat, the same as TrdXai, for- 
 merly. 
 
 ToTraXatoi', formerly, long ago. 
 
 Topkoj, f. i)<Tu), a. 2. eropov, to 
 
 pierce, bore, penetrate, wound ; 
 smooth, turn with a wheel ; set 
 forth and declare distinctly : fr. 
 Tip'iu}. Hence 
 
 TopT]rbg, ri, ov, liable to be 
 pierced. 
 
 TOP'MOS, ov, 6, or Top/i/j, »?c, 
 7/, the nave of a wheel, into 
 which the axle is inserted ; track 
 of a wheel ; goal, barriers ; a 
 stud, hook, clasp. 
 
 Topvivoi, f. ivatti, to round, turn 
 with a wheel, be a turner : fr. 
 
 Topvog, ov, 6, Lat. tormis, a lathe, 
 turner's wheel, the same as 
 Topog : fr, ripko), to pierce. 
 Hence 
 
 Top vow, w, f. M<Tio, Lat. torno, to 
 turn, curve, make round, work 
 in a circular form, hollow. 
 (G38) 
 
 Ik roTi, &c.' Dup. in Theophr. 
 
 Char. 3. p. 249. Fr. ort. 
 'TorriviKa, adv., same as ri]ViKa, 
 
 then. 
 'YoTpirov, adv., thirdly. 
 Tou, & Tovlf, of this, gen. sing. 
 
 fr. 6 & o^c. 
 Toi'0', when an aspirate follows, 
 
 for rovro, this thing. 
 TovXaffo-oj', a worse thing, for rb 
 
 tXaaffov, compar. n. g.fr. fHKobg, 
 
 small; compar. tXdo-o-wi', superl. 
 
 tX«x"^^^^* 
 Toufibv, for rb Iftbv, mine, ace. 
 
 sing. fr. ifiog. Th. iyu), 1. 
 Tov^nraXiv, for ro ifXTraXif, in a 
 
 direction back. 
 TovfiTTporrOiv, Att. for rb tfirrpoff- 
 
 9ev, adv. before, the fore part ; 
 
 the same as TrpoaOsv. Th. Trpo. 
 TovvavTiov, for rb ivavrioi^, on 
 
 the contrary. Th. dvri. 
 
 TPA 
 
 TovvsK, or rovveica, wherefore, 
 for roi sveica, for the sake of 
 which. 
 
 Tovvoua, fin* rb ovo^ia, a name. 
 
 'iovvTtvdiv, adv. henceforth; for 
 
 TO iVTivOn'. 
 
 Tort;, them, ace. pi. fr. 6, he. 
 
 Toiir', for rovro, this thing. 
 
 Toi'rdic/, & TovTUKig, then, adv. 
 fr. rovro. 
 
 Tovrtpov, Ion. for ro trtpor, Att. 
 0rtrfooi', the other. 
 
 lovriari, that is ; written also 
 rovT tan : fr. rovro, iari. 
 
 Tovrswv, Ion.f«)r rovrwr, of these, 
 gen. pi. fr. ovrog, this. 
 
 Tovri, Att. for rovro, fr. ovrog. 
 
 Tovro, this thing, fr. o»Voc. 
 
 To vr60£, Dor. for ii'TtiiOtv, hence, 
 adv. 
 
 TourorJ, Att. for rovrov, this 
 man : fr. ovrog. 
 
 TovT([), Dor. for tr rovrtf) rip ro- 
 7r</j, in this i)lace ; but 
 
 Tovrw, Dor. for rovrov. 
 
 TovruJOiv, Dor. for tvrevOtv, 
 hence. 
 
 To^pa, then, in the mean time ; 
 so long, sometimes, w hen ; some 
 times used for tivg rovrov, thus 
 far : fr. b(l>pa. 
 
 TpayaXi^w, f. irrio, to gnaw, eat 
 sweetmeats : fr. rpibyio. 
 
 Tpdyavoj', a callosity, Gl. Cyr. 
 
 Tpaydoj, & Tpayi^u;, to be like 
 goats, come to maturity, enter 
 the age of puberty. Vines are 
 said rpayq.v, Lat. hircu!ari,i\\?ii 
 put forth leaves abundantly, but 
 bear no fruit : fr. rpdyog. 
 
 Tpaytia,ag, //, (viz.Oopd,) a goat's 
 skin : fr. rpdytiog. 
 
 TpayfXv, to have eaten, a. 2. inf. 
 act. of rpwyw, to eat, gnaw ; f. 
 rpw^o/tat, a. 2. trpayov. 
 
 Tpdyeiog, & Tpdyfog, a, ov, of a 
 he-goat ; rpaykt] <Sc rpayi), (viz. 
 ^opd,) the skin of a he-goat ; 
 rpdyfjov Kp'tag, the flesh of a 
 he-goat : fr. rpdyog. 
 
 TpayiXa^og, ov, b, a goat-stag, 
 animal resembling a he-goat and 
 a stag ; a kind of cup : fr. rpd- 
 yog, tXa<l>og. 
 
 Tpdytj^a, arog, rb, what is served 
 up at the second course, a des- 
 sert ; same as rpioydXiov : fr. 
 rpioyio, a. 2. trpayov. 
 Tpayt»:oc, Vt ov, fit for tragedy, 
 lofty, pompous ; tragical, mise- 
 rable : fr. 
 TpayiKM^ijg, eog, b, i/, tragical, 
 fit for tragedy: fr. rpdyog, tUog. 
 TpayiffKog, b, a little goat, kid ; 
 
 dim. fr. rpdyog. 
 TpayoKrovog, o, >/, goat-killing, 
 of a slain goat : rpdyog, Krtivio. 
 Tpayo/ud(TxrtXog, 6, >'/, whose arm- 
 pits stink like a goat: fr. rpdyog, 
 fiao-xdXr/. 
 
 TPA 
 
 TPA'rOS, ov, 6, a he-goat ; lust, 
 wantonness ; a strong smell like 
 that of he-goats ; abundant crop 
 of trees or corn. 
 
 TpayoffKtXiig, eog, o, ?'/, goat- 
 shanked : fr. rpdyog, (TKtXoc. 
 
 Tpayt^c'su), io, f. r'lfTo), to chant or 
 play a tragedy, act the trage- 
 dian, declaim in tragedy, speak 
 with tragic pomp, vociferate, 
 deplore, bewail : & 
 
 Tpayt^^ia, ag, »), Lat. tragoedia, 
 Engl, tnitjedy : & 
 
 Tpayi^t^iKbg, t), or, belonging to 
 tragedy, tragical: fr. rpay<i)S6g. 
 
 TpaytpdodiddffKaXog, ov, b, a 
 teacher or composer of trage- 
 dies : fr. rpay<ijlbc, diddaKu). 
 
 Tpay(^cbg, ov, b, Lat. traticedua, 
 a frrt</^f//a«, tragic actor: fr. rpd- 
 yog, <pc}], a song ; carmine qui 
 tratjico xilem cerlarit ob hircum, 
 Horace. 
 
 Tpdfit], ijg, or TpdjAig, iSog, 17, the 
 line that divides the scrotum, 
 the posteriors. 
 
 Tpd^TTig, a little vessel or bark, 
 ferry-boat. 
 
 TpavBujj S), f. j/(r(u, to make mani- 
 fest, explain : fr. rpavrig. 
 
 Tpavijg, tog, o, 1), &. Toavbg, 1), 
 
 bv, clear, piercing, sharp, per- 
 spicuous, manifest : fr. rirpduj. 
 
 Tpavoio, a>, f. iljffu), to make clear 
 and perspicuous, declare, mani- 
 fest, reveal : fr. rpavog. 
 
 Tpai'uig, adv. clearly : fr. the same. 
 
 TpdTTc, 3 sing. a. 2. Ion. for irpa- 
 TTC, of the verb rptTTio, to turn. 
 
 TPA'HEZA, t]c, if, a table ; table 
 spread with a banquet, meal ; 
 money-changer's table, counter; 
 in Aristoph. a stage or place a 
 little exalted, where bondmen 
 and slaves were set up publicly 
 for sale ; by apluer. for rtrpd- 
 TTt^a, fr. Tirpdg, Tri^a. Hence 
 
 TpaTre^tvg, tog. Ion. r]og, 6, par- 
 taking at the same table, domes- 
 tic, belonging to the house ; a 
 parasite : 6c 
 
 TpaTre^'rijg, ov, b, a banker, or 
 trafficker in money ; pi. oi rpa- 
 '7rt(:l,lrai : fr. the above. 
 
 Tpa7r£6>Kopog, ov, o, //, a parasite: 
 fr. rpdiTiKa, Kopkio. 
 
 Tpa7Tt^6<popov, ov, rb, a place 
 where cups are stored : fr. rpd- 
 TTi^a, <p'ipui. 
 
 'Vpcimiv, Ion. for rpsTTftr, to turn. 
 
 TpaTTfio/jLEV, we should have turn- 
 ed. Ion. ik poet, for TpaTrutfUv, 
 I ])l. a. 2. subj. act. (<*> being 
 resolved into no, then o substi- 
 tuted for w by systole, and i in- 
 serted to suit the metre) of rpk- 
 TToj, to turn ; a. 2. trpoTror. 
 
 TpaTTtXog, j), bv, mutable, incon- 
 stant : fr. rpETTw, to change. 
 
 TpdrrEv, Ion. for trpa7rev,3 sing. 
 (639) 
 
 TPA 
 
 a. 2. ind. act. ; or by Ion. & 
 Boeot. sync, for trpaTrijirav, 3 pi. 
 a. 2. ind. pass, of rp£7rw, to turn, 
 f. ypoj, a. 2. trpa7ro7\ 
 
 Tparrivra, ace. sing. part. a. 2. 
 pass, of rp67ru> ; a. 2. trpaTrov. 
 
 Tpdirsor^a, ag, d, Dor. for rpu- 
 TTf^a, a table. 
 
 TpaTTttrGai, a. 2. in;, m. of rpiTTio. 
 
 Tpaireu), to tread grapes: fr. rpt- 
 TTiD, to tiirn, they being turned 
 in treading. 
 
 TpaTTt]^, TjKog, b, a spear, lance, 
 pike, dart ; tiller of a rudder ; 
 keel ; oar: fr. Tpsino. 
 
 TpaVw/mt, a. 2. subj. m. of rps- 
 TToj, to turn ; see rpaVfi'. 
 
 Tpaaid, dg, y, a place wliere figs 
 &c. are dried : fr. r'tpfru). 
 
 TpavXt^w, f. icToj, to lisp, stam- 
 mer, be short-tongued : fr. 
 
 TPAYAO'2, Tj, bv, Lat. traulus, 
 lisping, stammering, stuttering, 
 inarticulate. 
 
 Tpav^trt, arog, r6,a bruise, wound, 
 slaughter, defeat : fr. rpdio, 
 rpavLo, for rirpwaKit), to wound, 
 f. rpoKTio, pei*f. pass. Tirpiof.iai. 
 
 Tpav/iflr(ag,ov,o,smitten, wound- 
 ed : fr. the above. 
 
 Tpavfiari^io, to wound, hurt ; f. 
 iffoj, perf. r(rpavi.idTiKa, perf. 
 pass. r£rpaiYmrt(T//ai, perf. part, 
 pass. TtrpavfiarKTuu'og, t], ov : 
 fr. rpav/xa, a wound. 
 
 Tpa0' for rpdtpi, Ion. for trpatpt, 
 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. of r()£^w, 
 to feed ; f. Opi<^io. 
 
 Tpd(ptiv, Ion. & Dor. for rpsifitiv, 
 to bring up, fr. rptipio. 
 
 Tpa0f{g, having been nourislied, 
 brought up, a. 2. i)art. pass, of 
 Tp's<pu}, a. 2. trpatpoi'. 
 
 Tpa^ffifv, Ion. for rpa^jTv, a. 2. 
 inf. act. of the same verb. 
 
 Tpdiptv, by Ion. & Boeot. sync, for 
 iTpd<pt}ffav, 3 pi. a. 2. ind. pass.; 
 but 
 
 Tpa^£i', a. 2. inf. Dor. & .^ol. for 
 rpatptlv, or Att. for rpatpijvat, of 
 rp£^a>, to bring up ; f. 0pfc\//u>, 
 a. 2. trpa^oi', pf. m. rirpo^a. 
 
 Tpa<ptpbg, a, bv, dry, parched up, 
 compact, firm ; nutritive, nou- 
 rishing, productive (applied to 
 sea as well as land, because both 
 give food to living things); rpa- 
 9)£p^, dry or main land, the con- 
 tinent. Th. rps<pio. 
 
 Tpd<pT], he was brought up, 3 sing. 
 a. 2. pass. Ion. of rpk^M, to bring 
 up ; a. 2. pass. Irpdipijv. 
 
 Tpd(prjX, T]Kog, 0, a j)art of a ship; 
 the vacant space w here the row- 
 er laid aside his oar ; probably 
 because rpa<ptpd, dry ; staff of 
 a pike ; post or stake. 
 
 Tpatprjffofxai, f. 2. ind. pass, rpa- 
 ^ijitaOai, f. 2, iufin. pass, of 
 rpiilxot 
 
 
 >^ 
 
TPE 
 
 Tpa(p9h>TiQ, Ion. for Tps(p9svTe(:, 
 
 noiu. 1)1. a. 1. part. pass. fr. rpfc- 
 
 TTw, to turn. 
 
 Tpa<poi(ra, a*;, //, Dor. & iEol. for 
 
 Joa(pov(Tay /jc, »), a. 2. part. act. 
 
 f. g. i)f Tpi(pu). 
 Ipaxfut, flf, V, f. g. fi'- ^paxvg. 
 Tpaxku)Q, rouglily, rutlfly, harsh- 
 ly ; adv. conip. Tpax^repov, more 
 roughly ; superl. r(jaxijrara, 
 most roughly. Th. rpax^f:' 
 Tpax'/Xt", Tfl, the rough or hard 
 
 j.arts, cut from the neck : & 
 T(iax'?Xtaw, w, to bridle, lift up 
 the neck, be haughty ; f. aVw. 
 perf. TfTpaxrjXidKct : & 
 Tpax'?Xts'«>, to throw the head 
 backward ; lay open the thr<.at ; 
 twist the neck round ; seize by 
 the neck, put in a painful pos- 
 ture, as one wrestler does an- 
 other ; strangle ; lay open, dis- 
 cover, Heb. iv. 13, in a sense 
 that is new, and unknown to 
 pure Greek ; f. itw, pert", rtrpa- 
 xZ/Xefca, perf. pass. Terpaxv^^f^- 
 ^ai, pf. part. pass. rtToaxn^Ky- 
 fjiivoQ. Th. Tpdxn^oQ. 
 TPA'XHA02, ov, 6, the neck, 
 throat ; pi. rd rpaxn'^a: perhaps 
 fr. rpaxh^ from thej|plighness 
 of its seven vertebraH5ones. 
 Tpax^'Vtu, f. V7'u>, to exasperate, 
 
 render rough : fr. 
 TPAXY'2, tla, v, rough, harsh, 
 rugged, bristly, scaly, rude, 
 fierce, irascible 
 
 TPI 
 
 TPI 
 
 one's thoughts to, weigh, con-| ginta, thirty. Th. rp«c 
 
 sider, take to flight, flee. 
 TpkffffaVy they were alarmed, Ion 
 
 & poet, for tTp«Jav, 3 pi. a. 1 
 
 ind. act. & 
 T()8fr<7f, for tTpfffOs, 3 sing. a. 1 
 
 i\ul. act. Ion. & poet, of rpiw. 
 TpeaTTjQy ov, 6, timid : fr. rpkio. 
 
 TpiaKovratTi^gy «<)C, o, >/,& Tprn- 
 KovTatrlQ, I'c.-c, »/» *"*;!* thirty 
 years ; fr. TpiaKovra, troQ. 
 
 TpiaKOVTa'Cvyot;, o, >*/, that has 
 thirty benches or banks of oars 
 (an epith. of a ship) : fr. rptd- 
 Korra, i^vyov. 
 
 'FPE'<^il, to nui-se, nourish, bring Tp.flKo,'r«px'«,«t';;/,thc govern- 
 
 up, breed, rear, educate, main 
 
 tain, feed, support; fortify; com- 
 pact ; coagulate ; f. 0p£\|/w, perf. 
 
 Ttrpftpa, a. I. tOpt\//a, pf. pass. 
 
 riOpan^mt, ypai, Trrai, pf. part. 
 
 pass. rtOpa/i/ili'OC, having been 
 
 educated, perf. m. Tsrpotpa. 
 
 TPE'XQ, to run, hasten, make 
 
 haste ; f. 2. m. ^pafwvuat, perf. 
 
 ctcpcifiTiKa, a. 2. upaiiov, perf. 
 
 mid. hcpofia, fr. ^pan'tio. 
 Totv|/«t(,-, yEol. for rpixpac, avTog, 
 
 :u I. part. act. m. g. fr. Tptiru). 
 
 rpeipae, daa, «r, having turned, 
 ace. sing, rpt-^avra, a. 1. part, 
 act. of TpeTTijj, to turn ; f. xpio. 
 
 'Tptypeie, 3 sing. aor. 1. opt. act. 
 )Eo1. of the same verb. 
 
 TPE'Q, to be alarmed, tremble, 
 fear, flee ; f. rp£(Tw, i)f. TtrptKci. 
 
 Tpaw, obsol. to bore, pierce ; f. 1. 
 Tpi}(Toj. Hence 
 
 TpO/m, aroQ, to, a hole, perfora- 
 tion, burrow, cavity. 
 
 TotiiJaTiKio, f. io(o, to play at dice; 
 perhaps fr. Tpfj/^a, they being 
 marked by spots hollowed out. 
 
 Tpijpiov, ojvoQ, J/, a pigeon, dove; 
 
 Tpaxvrm, i;roc, V, roughn|ss,| dat. pi. rp/^ptudtr : ir. rpeo.. 
 
 hoarseness, harshness, rudenfcs 
 fr. the above. 
 Tpax»''^wi'oC, o, r), rough-voiced : 
 fr. TpaxVQf <p(ovr). 
 
 IpriTog, v, ov, pierced, bored, 
 having eyelet-holes : fr. rp'no. 
 
 'Tpr]X}^'OQl gen. sing. fr. rp»/x«»', 
 "ivoQ, >'/, the name of a woman. 
 
 TpaxL'Tr.V, u^oc, V, the proper Tpf/xoi', ov, o, Irechus, the name 
 
 name of a countrv ; rutrccd. of a man. 
 
 *6h^ 
 
 Tpaw, (obsolete) whence TiTpcioj, 
 
 to bore, pierce. 
 Tpdrrjv, they two were fearing, 
 3 dual impf. act. Ion. for irpd- 
 TTji', of rpt'w, to fear. 
 Tpttj', pres. inf. fr. rp'sui, to trem- 
 ble. 
 TPErS, 01, a\, & TO. rpc'a, Lat. 
 tres, tria, Engl. ?/«r(?€ ; gen. pi. 
 Toiatv, dat. Tpiai. 
 Tpelg rafitpvai, wv, a'l, the name 
 of an inn ; the three taverns : 
 Acts xxviii. 15. 
 Tp'ifiM, to tremble, quake, shiver 
 for very fear ; f. fiut, perf. m. 
 r'sTpofia. Th. rp'tio. 
 Tptov, Ion. for trptov, 1 sing, or 
 3 pi. impf. act. of rp'no, to trem- 
 ble. 
 
 TPE'nQ, to turn, turn aside, 
 avert ; turn to flight, change ; 
 f. \poj, perf. TtTpo(l)a & TiTpa<pa, 
 a. 2. trpaTTor, pf. pass, rtrpa/i- 
 fiai, pf. m. TiTpoTra ; rp'nrtoOai, 
 mid. to turn one's self, betake 
 one's self, turn, change, turn 
 
 Tpyjxvij, MO, {', rough, Ion. for 
 
 Toax^'Qt toi;. 
 Tp//x<^, ooc, a steep, difficult, and meanness 
 rugged i)lace; a stone; according 
 to others, a hedge : but 
 Tprix^y to be rough and rugged, 
 be boisterous or in commotion, 
 p. rerprixa, U. B. 95: fr. rpaxvg- 
 Tpin, tiiree, pi. n. g. fr. rptTg. 
 Tpici^io, f. ctffu), to conquer in a 
 triple contest ; treble : fr. rpia. 
 Tpiaiva, VQ, V, a trident ; three- 
 pronged fork : fr. Tpia. Hence 
 Tpiaivow, w, f. wffw, to wield a 
 trident, move or shake with a 
 trident ; turn up or hoe. 
 TptaKra/^tKrt, ol, al, Ta, thirteen : 
 
 fr. Tpitty Kai, i'tKa. 
 Tptaicac, d^og, >/, the thirtieth 
 day of the month, the number 
 thirty, an assembly of thirty : 
 fr. rpia. 
 'VpuiKig, adv. thrice. Th. rpig. 
 Tp<a»covOd/t;taror, 6, >/, having 
 
 thirty knots : fr. uf^f-ia, & 
 TpidKorra, ol, al, rd, Lat. tri- 
 (640) 
 
 liient of thirty. Th. npx?/ 
 TpuiKovTopyviog, 6, >/, of thirty 
 
 fathoms or ells. Th. opyvid. 
 TpiciKOVTopog, V, sc. vavg, of 
 
 thirty oars. Th. Ip'taaio. 
 TpiaKovTorT7]g,couirJr.TpiaKOV- 
 
 TuiTtjg, same as TpiaKovratTijg. 
 TpiaKovTOVTig, i^og, y, fern, of 
 
 the above. 
 TpittKoawi, ai, a, three hundred. 
 
 Th. rptlg. 
 TpiuKoaTog, i], ov, thirtieth : fr. 
 
 TpUlKOVTa. 
 
 IpiaKTnp, ripog, o, a conqueror : 
 fr. Tpidrraio. 
 
 Tpidg, dcog, i), the number three, 
 a party of three, triad ; the Tri- 
 nity; a chariot with three horses. 
 In'Sicilian writers it stands for 
 the third part of a litra, equiva- 
 lent to 4 uncire ; the litra being 
 in turn the third part(%K-nX<rpoi;, 
 of a denarius. J. Poll. ^ He- 
 sycli. incorrectly render it 3 
 chalci ; more correctly 4. Th. 
 
 Tptlg. 
 TpidffCToj, f. ^w, to conquer, over- 
 come; from the wrestlers, whose 
 victory was in a threefold con- 
 test : fr. rpidf, dSog, ?'/, the 
 number three. Th. rpfTc;, three. 
 
 Tptax0'>"tj a- ^' '"^- P'^^^- ^^ ^^^^ 
 
 preceding. 
 TpifiuKog, y), ov, hackneyed, worn 
 
 out, a veteran : fr. Tpi/3w. 
 TpifiaWog, a sycophant, parasite ; 
 
 the Triballi being notorious for 
 
 Tpi/3ti't;, «wc, o, one that rubs, a 
 grinder, pestle : fr. rpi/3a>. 
 
 TpijS*), vg, »'/, wear and tear; use, 
 experience, skill, exercise, i)rac- 
 tice, occupation, care ; amuse- 
 ment ; delay : fr. rpijSu). 
 
 Tpi^o\tKTpd7rt\ov, TO, a silly 
 trifle, witticism : fr. rpJ/3oXo(,-, 
 lKTpd7rt\og. 
 
 TpilioXog, ov, 6, Lat. tribiiJus, a 
 thistle, so called from its leaves 
 having rptlg /SoXat', three points; 
 the rough cart or dray used for 
 threshing corn before flails were 
 invented. 
 
 Tpi/3oc, OV, »/, also 6, friction ; a 
 beaten way, track, i>ath ; use, 
 exercise ; delay : fr. perf. m. 
 rtrpi/3a, of 
 
 TPl'BQ, to inib, wear out or 
 down by inibbing ; bruise or 
 thresh by treading, pound, tri- 
 turate ; annoy, vex ; occupy in 
 
 TPI 
 
 TPI 
 
 TPI 
 
 daily labour, carry on, practise, iTptcr/a, ag, y), the space of three 
 
 spend, wear out the time, 
 delay ; mid. to wear one's self 
 out, occupy one's self, practise 
 or accustom one's self; f. xj/io, 
 perf. TSTpl(pa, pc-rf. pass, rsrpi/x- 
 fiai, a. 2. trpijiov, pf. m. rirp'ifSa. 
 
 Tpit^io/xtg, Dor. f.»r rpi'/3(t>/4£»/, 1 
 pi. i)res. subj. act. fr. Tpifiut. 
 
 'Ypijiiov, iiivog^ 6, a threadbare 
 cloak ; a man w«)rn out by long 
 use, practised person : fr. rpiftu}. 
 Hence 
 
 Tpij^MviKutg, adv. like a cloak. 
 
 Tpiliojvtov, ov, TO, a small cloak, 
 diinin. fr. rpifiiov. 
 
 Tpiycifiog, 6, //, thrice married 
 fr. rpig, ya^uo. 
 
 Tptyepo/i/, ovrog, 6, y), very old 
 
 fr. rpig, y'fpu)v. 
 TpiyKog, the same as OpiyKog. 
 TpiyXa, y]g, t), the mullet ; as if 
 
 Tpiyva, l)ecause rpig ytvi'^, it 
 
 spawns thrice a year. 
 TpiyXijvog, o, i), having three 
 
 pupils of the eyes, or appeariu"- 
 
 to have three pupils ; having 
 
 three gems ; very beautiful : fr, 
 
 rptlg, y\f]vrj. 
 Tpty\oi36\og, 6, //, one who 
 
 catches mullets : fr. rpiyXa, 
 
 /SdXXoi. 
 
 Tpiy\v<pog, 6, //, thrice or exqui- 
 sitely carved ; divided into three 
 parts ; in architecture, y rp., a 
 triglyph : fr. rpig, yXvcput 
 
 years : fr. the above. 
 Tpttrt^w, to be three years old, 
 
 be in one's third year ; fr. the 
 
 same. 
 Tpi^v^, vyog, & Tpi^vyog, ov, 6, 
 
 three-yoked, threelbid, triple : 
 
 fr. rptlg, ^vyov. 
 TPI Zt2, f. Tpiaio, to make a 
 
 liarsii noise as a mill or wimble 
 
 going round, Lat. sfr'ido ; to 
 
 creak, squeak ; gna.sh the teeth, 
 
 buzz, murmur. 
 TpitjKdg, dcog, y), the thirtietli 
 
 part, poet, for rpioKag ; ace. 
 
 sing. rpujKaca. Th. rptlg. 
 TpiyjKovra, thirty, poet, or Ion. 
 for rpiaKovra ; " for rpnjKovTiov 
 trkojv, Hesiod, 0pp. 600, we 
 sliould read rpii)icovra, length- 
 ening the last syllable by pre- 
 fixing the digamnia to iriojv, 
 whence came the v at the end 
 of rpitjKovriov ; otherwise we 
 should render this ungrammati- 
 cal phrase hytrijintls annis, and 
 thus have it all barbarous alike." 
 D; 
 
 TptyXwx"', Ivog, 6, »), three- 
 pointed : fr. rptlg, yXtux'V. 
 Tpiyovttu, at, to beget or bring 
 forth a third time : & 
 Tpiyovia, ag, >/, the third gene- 
 ration (as, a grandson) : fr. 
 Tpiyovog, 6, y), begetting or bring- 
 ing forth the third time ; endu- 
 ring to the third generation : fr. 
 rpig,yov{]. 
 Tpiyxog, a wall or mound : see 
 
 OpiyKog. 
 Tfuyuivog, 6, V, triangular, three- 
 cornered : fr. rptlg, yujvia. 
 Tpiceipog, o, »), with three necks : 
 
 fr. rptlg, Uipq. 
 TpicovXog, 6, t), a slave for three 
 generations back, of mean or 
 ignoble birth : fr. rpig, covXog. 
 Tpi^paxfiog, 6, y), of three 
 draehnis : fr. rptlg, dpaxfiy. 
 TpdXiKTog, 6, V, triply folded or 
 
 coiled : fr. rpig, lXi(T(Tu}. 
 Tptffi(3o\og, 6, >/, with three 
 
 beaks : fr. rptlg, tufioXog. 
 TpunTTtpog, 6, y), lasting tlirce 
 
 nights: fr. rptlg, hirtpog. 
 Toitrt'ip, ifpng, 6, same as rpitryjg. 
 Tour If pig, icog, t), a triennial fes- 
 tival of Bacchus; period of three 
 years : fr. rpitrrip. 
 Tpikrng, fog, 6, y), three years 
 old : Tpitrtg, adv. for three 
 years : fr. rpia, irea. Th. irog. 
 
 awes, p. 178. 179. Th. rptlg. 
 TpiyjKovraETidtg ffrrovcai, a trea- 
 ty for thirty years. Th. trog. 
 TpiyjKovrtpog, 6, y), a vessel im- 
 pelled by thirty oars: fr. rpoy- 
 Kovra, lpi(Tffiu, to row. 
 TpirjKoffioi, at, a, three hundred, 
 
 Ion. for rpiaKoffioi. Th. rptlg. 
 Tpirjfitpia, ag, y), the space of 
 
 three days : fr. rptlg, y'lfikpa. 
 TpiyjixiTTohov, TO, a foot & a half : 
 fr. rpig, ijfiinvg, TTovg. 
 Tpufpapxkui, to, f. Tjffu), to supply, 
 command a trireme : fr. 
 i'pinpdpxrtg, & Tpi//papxoff,ou, 6, 
 the captain of a galley or tri- 
 reme, which he furni.shed at his 
 own expense, for the use of the 
 public : rpiypyg, dpxuj. Hence 
 Tpt»;papxfa, ag, »), the act or 
 duty of fitting out a trireme. 
 Tpiyptjg, fog, r), sc. vai}g, a galley 
 with three banks of oars, shij) 
 of war, trireme. Th. Ipefraio, to 
 row, nr dpio, to fit, equip. 
 l>i»/pr'r/;(;, ov, 6, a rower in or 
 one carried in a ship of war : 
 fr. the above. 
 TpiKai't], r]g, y), the rude cart with 
 which corn was threshed before 
 the invention of flails : perhaps 
 fr. Tfipu), to rub. 
 TpiKdpyvog, 6, y, three-headed : 
 
 fr. rptlg, Kdprjvov. 
 TptfCf^aXoc, o, »/, having three 
 
 heads : fr. rptlg, KtipaXy. 
 TpiKXiviov, ov, TO, & 
 TpiKXivog, ov, o, Lat. triclinium, 
 a room with three couches to 
 lie down or repose in ; a diiiiu'r 
 parlour : fr. rptlg, KXivtj. 
 TpiKopvg, vBog, & TpiKopvOog, ov, 
 6, »), wearing a triple-plumed 
 (641) ' 
 
 helmet : fr. rptlg, Kopvg. 
 TpiKOTvXoc, 6, y), containing three 
 cotyke : fr. rptlg, KorvXrj. 
 TpiKpayog, 6, y), three-lieaded : 
 fr. rpig, Kodvov. 
 TpiKVfiia, ag, i), tlie third wave, 
 which was considered the lar- 
 gest; triple surge: fv.Tptlg,KVfia. 
 Tpi\i(Trog, & 1 piXXtoTof, o, /), 
 nuieh desired ; thrice prayed 
 for, thrice wished for : fr. rpig, 
 XtVcroyuat. 
 TpiX«0ta, ag, >), a triple plume or 
 crest : fr. rptlg, Xocpog. 
 'Fpi^fp,)g, eog, u, y), tripartite, 
 divided into three j)arts, three- 
 fold : fr. rptlg, fxkpog. 
 Tpififpi^co, f. i<Tio, to divide into 
 three parts : fr. the above. 
 'i'pifitrpog,6, V, consisting of three 
 metre.s, or three or six feet; a 
 trimeter: fr. rptlg, ^terpov. 
 Tpifiyjvov, ov, rb, the space of 
 three months, a quarter of a 
 year: fr. 
 
 Tp/'/i/Z^of, 6, >/, lasting or grow- 
 ing three months: fr. rptlg] ^yjv. 
 'Vpi^l.ia, oTog, rb, any thing rub- 
 bed, pounded, or polished ; a 
 refined^H-actised, crafty per- 
 son ; flPik made of grated 
 spices ; fine pastry : & 
 VpiUfxbg, ov, 6, a beaten track, 
 path : fr. rpifSut. 
 
 Tpifioipog, b, y), of three parts, 
 triple : fr. rptlg, fiolpa. 
 TpikJ^XXag, a cricket : see rpui- 
 KclXig. ^ 
 
 Tptkbg, y), bv, threefold. Ion. for 
 rpirrnbg, fr. rpig or rptlg. 
 
 Tpiodog, ov, y), a j)Iace where 
 three ways meet, a public tho- 
 roughfare : fr. rptlg, bcog. 
 
 Tfi6Sovg,Sovrog, o, a trident : fr. 
 
 rptlg, oSovg. 
 
 TpioTTog, or TptoTioi/, a country 
 
 of Cnidia. 
 Tpidpymof, b, //,of three fathoms: 
 
 fr. rpdg, opyvid. 
 Tpi6pxT)c, 6i Tpiopxog, b, a spe- 
 cies of falcon : fr. rptlg, bpxig. 
 TpiiraXai, adv. thrice or very- 
 long ago : fr. rpig, TrdXai. 
 TpiiraXrog, b, y), brandished or 
 
 hurled with triple force : fr. 
 
 rpig, TrdXXw. 
 TptTTErz/Xof, o, r/, three-leaved : 
 
 fr. rptlg, Tr'irrfXov. 
 TpiTryjxvg, eog, b, »/, three cubits 
 
 long : fr. rptlg, Trtjxvg. 
 TpiTrXa^, aKog, b, y), to, triple, 
 
 threefold, strong : fr. rpig. 
 TpnrXdiTiog, a, ov, triple, three 
 
 times as lai-ge : fr. rpnrXy, or 
 
 rpiTrXaog. 
 TpiTrXatriwi,, adv., in a triple 
 
 manner, threefold : fr. the above. 
 
 TpiirXtOpog, b, ?), three plethra, 
 
 or 300 feet broad : fr. rptlgj 
 
 TrXiGpov, 
 
 T I 
 
 \ 
 
TPI 
 
 TpiTrXy, adv, trebly, in three 
 
 ways : fr. . 
 
 Tpi^Xooc, »?, ov, eontr. rpiTrXoyj, 
 
 ij, ovv, Lat. ?n7^/M.S threetold, 
 
 triple, trebled : fr. TotiQ. 
 'YoiTTohK, ov, 6, of three feet, 
 
 three feet long : fr. rptig, ttovi;. 
 TpiTToon^opEw, tu, to carry oft a 
 
 tripod ; get the prize at the 
 
 games : fr. r^'nrovg, (popsoj. 
 
 TpiTToOaroc, w, o, «, ^*'^- f''^ . 
 Tpnroenrug, ou, 6, »/, thrice de- 
 sired, most earnestly longed tor 
 and regretted : fr. rplg, ttoOu- 
 TOQ, fr. TToOklO. 
 
 TpinoXiQ, tot;, 6, »/, 6 Toug TroXeig 
 iXiov, an epithet of a place hav- 
 ing' three cities. Th. ttoXiq. 
 Tp^TToXKTTog, 6, //, thrice or firm- 
 ly founded : fr. rpic, tt-oXi^io. 
 TpiTToXoe, o, //, thrice turned or 
 ploughed : fr. Tptg, ttoXsw. 
 Tp/7rop0oc, 6, //, thrice taken and 
 plundered : fr. rpig, -^rspBio. 
 TpiTTOQ, ov, 6, .^ol. for 
 Tpi-n-ovg, tto^oq, 6, three-footed, 
 having three feet ; a tripod ; a 
 large "vessel on three legs : fr. 
 Totlg, TTovg. 
 TpiTTTVxog, o, »>, threefold ; bav- 
 in*' three folds : fr.rptt;, Trri'tratu. 
 TpiTTioXog, 6, »'/, three-hoi^ed : 
 fr. Tpiig, TTufXog. 
 
 Tpippvfiog, o, »'/, having three 
 poles, six-horsed : fr. rptig, pv- 
 
 Tpig, adv., thrice; often; im 
 rpJc^the same. Th. rpdg, three. 
 
 Tpt(Ta9\iog, 6, >}, thrice wretched • 
 fr. rpig, dOXiog. 
 
 1 piff aXirnpiog, ov, o, a very tla- 
 gitious offender : fr. rplg, aXi- 
 
 Tptffaafievog, 6, r/, very wiljmg, 
 ready, prompt: fr. rplg, a<T[xe- 
 
 vog. 
 TpicTuvig, acog, //, the twenty- 
 seventh day of the month : ir. 
 TOic,kvvia, nine ; whence tvvag, 
 & livdg, cidog, i), the ninth day. 
 TpKTKaittKa, thirteen : fr. rpug, 
 
 dUa. ^ , 
 
 TpKJKaihKOLTrtjx^Qy fog, o,ii, thir- 
 teen cubits long : fr. the above, 
 
 &Trnxvg. ^ . . ru- 
 
 7pi(TKaidtKa<TTa(nog, o, »/,ot tnir- 
 teen times the standard or 
 worth. Th. 'iarrjfii. 
 TpiaKiU^'iKaTog, rj, ov, thirteenth : 
 
 fr. ToiffKtiiCiKa. 
 Tp'KTKaXfiog, o, »/, having three 
 
 benches of rowers : fr. rpeig, 
 
 aicaXfiog. 
 TpiaKiXng, sog, 6, //, three-legged: 
 
 fr. rpelg, ffKiXog. ^ ^ 
 Tpi(Tico7rdvi(TTog, o, r/, thrice 
 
 pounded : fr. rplg, KOTraviKio. 
 TpitrKvaOog, 6, >/, containing three 
 
 cyathi : fr. rptlg, KvaOog. 
 Tp'KT^aKap, apog, &. Tpicr/xaico- 
 
 TPI 
 
 pioc, 6, //, thrice, i. e. exceed- 
 ingly, happy : fr. rpig, /xaicap. 
 Tpi(T^i^pioi, thirty thousand: fr. 
 
 rpig, ixvpioi. 
 
 ToinnvpionaXai, adv. long ag«) 
 thirtv thousand times over. Th. 
 
 TToXai. ^ , 
 
 ToiaoXvfnciovTKijg, ov, o, o rpig 
 
 dXvfnria viKi]<yag, that has been 
 
 thrice conqueror at the Olympic 
 
 games. 
 TpiTTTiOrt/iog, b, V, three spans 
 
 long : fr. rplg, <T7ri0a/x»/. 
 'TpiffTTOvCog, 6, >'/, poured out 
 
 thrice : fr. rp/g, aTr'tvSio. 
 Tpi(T<TtvoJ, f. tv(Tio, to treble, do 
 
 three times, be third, tarry 
 
 three days : fr. 
 Tpiffffbg, or Tpirrbg, n, ov, three- 
 fold, triple, the third, three : fr. 
 rpi'g. Hence 
 
 TpifT(Tow, w, to treble, make third, 
 divide into three parts : <Sc 
 
 Tpiffffig, adv. trebly, three times; 
 the third time. 
 
 Tpi(Trarr;g, ov, 6, one of the three 
 chief magistrates or primates of 
 a kingdom ; a military tribune ; 
 TpiffTcirai, those who stood at 
 the king's left hand, chiefs of 
 the third order ; or those who 
 stood at the king's hand, grasp- 
 ing each three speai-s. See rpi- 
 
 Toardrng- ^ 
 
 lpi<jTiyov, ov, TO, as it TpiTi) 
 
 ar'syrj^n third story : fr. 
 TpifTTtyog, 6, »/, haying three 
 
 stories : fr. rpt'ig, ffTtyn- 
 TpKTToixtU adv., in three rows, 
 
 three deep : fr. 
 
 'Ypinroixog, b, »/, arranged m 
 three rows : fr. rpng, (xrotxog. 
 
 TpiffvXXaiiog, b, //, of three syl- 
 lables : fr. rptlg, ffvXXalin- 
 
 TptcTX'Xtoi, at, a, three thousand : 
 fr. rpJg, x'^'ot. ^ ^ 
 
 Tpiff<.Varog, cSc -<Tw/iog, o, >/, hav- 
 ing three bodies : fr. rpfTg, awf^a. 
 
 TpiTaTog, a, ov, third, for three 
 days, coming on the third day : 
 TpiToiog dvt^og, a breeze ari- 
 siiK' after three days. Th. 
 
 rotig. 
 
 TpiTdXavrog, b, //, of three ta- 
 lents: fr.rpt7g,raXai^rov. 
 TnirdXag, aiva, av, thrice mise- 
 rable : fr. rpig, rdXag. 
 Tpirarog, 7/, ov, third : fr. rpi- 
 Tog. Th. rpttg, three. 
 Tpir,;, 7,g,//, third, fg.fr.rp.rog 
 'Tpirnfibptog, rj, ov, the third part 
 of any thing : fr. rpirog, ^lopiov. 
 TpiTrjuopig, idog, the same. 
 Tpirof3a>wi', ovog, b, //, walking 
 on three legs, i. e. with a staff : 
 fr. rpirog, /3atvw. . , ^ r 
 
 TpiToyU'sia, ag, >/, an epithet ot 
 Minerva : fr. rpirw, oog, )/, 
 Boeot. the head, & ytivofiai, to 
 be born ; for the poets feign 
 (642) 
 
 TPI 
 
 that she sprang from Jupiter's 
 head ; or fr. rpirog, third, be- 
 cause she was thus born on the 
 third day of the month 
 Toirog, ?/, ov, third. Th. rntig, 
 three. To rpirov, (viz. /uoog,) 
 a third part : rorpirov, or rb 
 roirov, adv., thirdly : U rpirov, 
 the third time ; tg rpiri)v, the 
 third day from hence. 
 TptroffTTopog, 6, v, sown for the 
 third time ; rp. y'trog, the third 
 (reiieration : fr. rptrog, oTzopa. 
 Tpiroffrtir/jg, ov, b, by sync, rpi- 
 (rrar»/g, the third man to the 
 chief singer or reciter ; one that 
 holds the third part or third 
 place : fr. rpirog, 'i(jTt)\xi. 
 -Xpirrva, ag, »/, a sacrifice consist- 
 ing of three victims, a ram, a 
 bull, and a boar : fr. rptTg. 
 ■{pirpdaiog, a, ov, triple, in three 
 ways; strictly, that is said m 
 three ways : fr. rpig, (pdaig. 
 TpKpiXurog, w. Dor. for 
 TpitpiXriroc, ov, b, i'/, thrice loved, 
 
 dearly loved : fr. rpig, (piXno. 
 Tpix«, Dor. rpix^a, «St Tptx»7, 
 three times, trebly, m three 
 wavs ; adv., fr. rpig. 
 ToiiaiKy I'Kog, b, i), with waving 
 crest, or having triple crests : 
 fr. 0pt$ or rpi'x" «^ ««V(tw. 
 Tptx^g, hairs ; nom. pi. fr. 0pi^, 
 
 rpf-XOQ' . , V 
 
 TpiXn, adv. trebly, m three di- 
 visions : fr. rpig. 
 TpixriXog, 6, »'/, Dor. -aXog, triply 
 cloven, yawning : fr. rpig, xn^^l- 
 Tptx^a, adv., three times: fr. 
 
 rpix'"' , 
 
 TptxiaC, ov, b ; 6 Kuru} rpix««C. 
 wearing no hair on the crown ot 
 the head, but below in a circular 
 form, like the dress of an elderly 
 slave in comedy : see Salm. de 
 Cajs. 238 : fr. OpiK- . 
 
 Tpix^vog, rj, ov, made of hair. 
 
 Tpixic, i^og, »/, a species of 
 anchovy with small bones : ir. 
 
 Tpix'«^v, uivrog, b, hairy, part. 
 
 fr. rptx^du), w, to be hairy. 
 Tptxo/3pwrfg, u)v, oi, worms that 
 
 .Vnaw 'hair or wool : fr. 0p«5, 
 
 (!<l^00i(TKiO. 
 
 Tptx'oi vticog, 6, »/, containing three 
 choenices : fr. rptig, Xot»"s. 
 
 TpiXOfxaXXog, b, »/, shaggy : fr. 
 0pi$, fiaXXog. . 
 
 Tpixoppveio, w, to lose the hair : 
 fr. Opi^, ptio. 
 
 Tptxou, adv. in three places : Ir. 
 
 To»xow, w, f. w(Tw,to make hairy. 
 
 Th. OpiK- Hence 
 Tpix<i»/i«> ^'^og, rb, a covering of 
 
 hair, periwig, curls. 
 Tpn//»jft£p£w, w, to waste the day, 
 
 TPO 
 
 fritter away the time : fr. rpl- 
 
 pw, t'lfiipa. 
 Tpi'/'ig, Eiog, rj, friction, rubbing, 
 
 threshing : fr. rpifiio. 
 Tpuof3oXor, ov, TO, three oboli or 
 
 halfpence. Th. 6/3oXog. 
 Tpuopoipov, ov, rb, a third story 
 
 (see ^iu)pa<pov). Th. tpk<pu,. * 
 
 TPO 
 
 
 Ipma, ag. Ion. -,;, ,,^, ,), Lat. 
 
 irojti, Iroy; ace. Ion. Tpoj;/i/. 
 Th. Tpuig, Tpwog, b, a Trojan. 
 
 TpotdOd', adv. from Troy. 
 
 Tpofiioiaro, Ion. for 
 
 Tpofieoivro, 3 pi. pres. opt. pass, 
 ot rpofAuo. 
 
 Tpofiiui'Tt, Dor. for rpofikovffi, 
 ov(n, they fear, 3 pi. pres. ind. Sl 
 
 Tpofiepbg, a, bv, fearful, trem- 
 bling : fr. 
 
 Tpo^kui, (J, to quake, tremble, be 
 afraid of one, fear, dread ; act. 
 & mid. ; pres, part. act. f. g. 
 rpofitovaa : fr. 
 Too flog, ov, b, a trembling, dread, 
 fear, terror ; ^ol. rpofwp, Lat. 
 & Engl, tremor : fr. rpffiut. 
 TpoTra, a game, in which boys 
 throw (lice or nuts into a kind 
 of hole, by aiming at it; J. Pollux, 
 vii. 7 ; as if fr. rpi^7ra,a hole. 
 TpoTvaia, ag, i), a change ; re- 
 turning wind, laud-breeze; turn- 
 ing, averting : & 
 TpoTrawv, or TpoTralov, ov, rb, 
 Lat. trophii^um, a mominieiit or 
 niemorial after rpo-rrriv, the turn- 
 ing to flight of the enemy; Engl. 
 a trophif. Th. rpk^^^^, to turn. 
 TpoiraXXig, idog, >), a bundle : fr. 
 
 rpoTr//. 
 TpoTrdut, (J, to turn, turn round, 
 lout ; rpoTrdofiai, to take to 
 ihght : fr. rpoTrt). 
 TpoTriw, (J, f. rjffuj, to turn, turn 
 or put to tligiit, rout : fr. 
 TpoTT//, ijg, >), a turning ; turning 
 round; turning to flight; chang- 
 ing; trope ; the summer or win- 
 ter solstice : fr. rpknut. 
 TpdTn)^, TjKog, b, the handle of an 
 oar; because rpeTrtrai, it is turn- 
 ed in rowin<r. 
 TpoTTmg, ov, b, as olvog fn) rpo- 
 TTiag, Aristoph. wine that does 
 not turn, or lose its flavour, wine 
 of strong body : fr. Tperrui. 
 TpoTTiKoi kvkXoi, 01, tlic tropic 
 circles, tropics, those which the 
 i^nn having reached changes his 
 course : fr. 
 TpoTTiKug, if, bv, turning, chang- 
 ing, tropical; figurative: fr. rp6- 
 Trog. Hence 
 TpoTTt/cwg, in a figurative manner, 
 
 metaphorically ; adv. 
 TpoTTtg, iSog or log, if, the keel, 
 bottom of a vessel, as beino- 
 made of timbei-s turned different 
 \N ays : & 
 
 TpoTTog, ov, b, a turn ; mode, 
 
 manner, way ; custom, form, 
 usage, habit, practice, pursuit ; 
 niaimers, behaviour, tem})er' 
 disposition, character, turn of 
 mind ; tro])e, a figure of speech: 
 ir. rpiTTuj. But 
 TpoTTog, oil, b, a place to turn the 
 oar ill, loop made of leather to 
 keep the oar in its place ; rope 
 cable : fr. the same. ' 
 
 TpoTTOipoptu), w, to bear with one's 
 temper, be compliant to, treat 
 with indulgence ; f. iffjuj, perf. 
 rfrpo7ro0opi/,ca, a. I. tTpo7ro(p6- 
 ptfrra : fr. rpoTrog, tpipu). 
 Tp07r6io,{i,J.io<TU),U) turn to flight; 
 tie or secure with a strap t fr.' 
 rpoirif or r^oTrog. Hence 
 Tpo7rair>/p, /7pog,o,a leather thong 
 by which the oar was hunn- to 
 the side of the boat. " 
 
 TpoipaXig, idog, if, cheese, as being 
 made of milk turned or curdled'l 
 Th, rps^uj. 
 Tpo^tToi/, ov, rb, the return or 
 j)ayment made for being main- 
 tained or educated : fr. " 
 Tpo(pevg, log, b, a foster-father, 
 tutor: fr. ' 
 
 'rpo(pevuj, f. evauj, to nurse, nou- 
 rish, rear, bring uj) : fr. 
 Tpo0/}, ^f, ,), food, nourishment, 
 maintenance, education ; pro- 
 geny, offspring. Th. rpt<p<v. 
 Tpo<piig, oi, adults ; see rp6({)ig. 
 Tpotpifiog, ov, b, the name of a 
 man, Tpo^ifiog, rf, ov, & b, if, 
 nourishing, rearing ; reared in 
 the house, a nursling, ward 
 pupil : & ' 
 
 Tpo0tg, jog, b, if, & rb rp6<l,i, well- 
 fed, stout, lusty, swelling, lar^^e, 
 grown up : & * ' 
 
 Tpotpotig, tvrog, the same: fr. Tpo- 
 
 0V, food. Th. rpstpuj, to feed. 
 Tpo(l>bg, ov, b, if, one that brings 
 up, feeds or maintains, a nurse 
 guardian : fr. the same. ' 
 
 Tpo<l)o<popta}, 2 Mace. vii. 27, rpo- 
 (f>o<popif(rd(Td ae, having brought 
 .you up ; fr. rpo0/}, <f>spnv ; but 
 Martinus thinks we should read 
 rpoTro(poprf(xa(Ta, having borne 
 with your temper, fr. rporro- 
 (popiu), to bear with one's tem- 
 per ; see Acts xiii. 18. 
 Tpoxa>, & Tpoxaw, w, f. (tw, to 
 run, hasten, go on wheels. Th. 
 rpkxio. 
 TpoxaXia, ag, if, a wheel turned 
 round to bring up water, roller, 
 windlass : fr. 
 TpoxaXbg, if, 6v, rapid, fleet, run- 
 ning ; round, circular ; adapted 
 to rolling, as rpoxbg, a wheel ; 
 talkative. Th. rpkxoj. 
 TpoxrfXarkio, w, to drive a cha- 
 riot ; torture on the wlieel, tor- 
 ment : fr. 
 
 Tpox i;Xar»7g,Qv,o, a charioteer : & 
 (043) 
 
 TPY 
 
 TpoxvXarog, b, if, drawn, driven 
 on or by wheels : fr. rpovog, 
 t\avv(o. 
 
 Tpox'd, dg, if, the track of a 
 wlieel, rut : fr. rpoxoc. 
 
 Tpox'Xm, ag, ,), a roller, pulley, 
 windlass : & » . > 
 
 Tpox^Xog, also TpoxiXog, & Tpo- 
 X'^og, ov, b, a wren ; an orna- 
 ment of a pillar in architecture: 
 fr. rptxio. 
 
 Tpoxtg, t(og, b, a courier, messen- 
 ger : fr. Tpixto. 
 
 TpoxfiaXa, rd, fences, walls made 
 of small round stones or pebbles. 
 Th. the same. 
 
 Tpoxo^ivku), w, to whirl round: fr. 
 rpoxbg, ^ii4oj. 
 
 TpoxotiSifg, kog, b, if, wheel-like, 
 round : fr. rpoxbg, dcog. 
 
 Tpoxo«ig,f(T(T«,£»/, round, circlino'- 
 fr. rpoxog. *' 
 
 TpoxoTTouio, iS, to make wheels, 
 be a wheelwright. Th. noikuj. 
 
 Ypoxog, ov, b, a wheel ; hoop ; 
 round mass; in verse, a trochee: 
 but 
 
 Tpoxog, ov, o, a running ; course 
 
 or race. Th. rpex<o. 
 Tpoxoujffat, poet, for rooxwaat, 
 
 nom. pi. pres. part. act. f. g. fr. 
 
 rpoxdoj. 
 
 TPYBAION, or -lov, ov, rb, a 
 dish, platter, spoon, drinkhio- 
 vessel. *» 
 
 Tpvydiv, at, to gather fruits, get 
 m the harvest, gather the vine- 
 yard, pluck the grapes ; reap, 
 e»|oy ; f. if(Toj, perf. rerpvyrfKa, 
 a. 1. trpvyiftra, a. 1. imper. act. 
 rpvyrfaov, druj. Th. rpvyrf. 
 
 Tpvyeu), w, to parch, dry up ; 
 
 rpvyuffOai, to be parched, dried: 
 fr. 
 
 TPYTH, yg, if, wheat, com,grain, 
 fruits ; the harvest, vintage ; in 
 Nicander, drought, because the 
 time of harvest or vintage is 
 usually dry. 
 Tpvyrfrifp, ijpog, b, a grape-ga- 
 therer, reaper : & 
 T^PvynTik, ov, b, the same : & 
 Tpvytjrbg, ov, b, the gathering of 
 fruits ; vintage : fr. rpvydoj. 
 Tpvytf(p6pog, b, if, bearing the 
 fruits of harvest: fr. rpvyn, 
 (pspoj, ^ '' " 
 
 Tpvyia, ag, if, dregs : fr. rpv^. 
 Tpvylag, ov, b, viz. oivog, the lees 
 of wine, the bottom of a wine- 
 cask with the lees : & 
 TpvytKbg, if, bv, daubed with lees 
 of wine, comic : fr. the same. 
 Tpvyodaifiujv, ovog, b, a lees- 
 d<-'ni<'", bad comic poet : fr. 
 rpi>^, caifKov. 
 Tpvy6(fj(i,, poet for rpvydouv, 3 
 
 pi. pres. oi)t. act. of rpvydiu. 
 Tpvytfjdia, ag, if, comedy : & 
 TpvyujciKog, 7}, ov, comic : fr. 
 Tt2 
 
TPY 
 
 Tuvy(^S6(;, 6, a comic poet or 
 actor, so called from having his 
 lace smeared vith wine-lees, or 
 because new wine was the prize 
 of victory : fr. rpr^, y't^//. 
 
 Tpvytjjv, ovoQ, >/, a turtle-dove : 
 fr. rpi'i^oj. 
 
 Tpvywi lor, ov, ro, a young wood- 
 pigeon, in an epigram quoted 
 by Suidas on this word. 
 
 Tf>v^w, the same as T^)i^it)j to twit- 
 ter, nmrmur, coo; formed fr. the 
 voice of the turtle-dove, which 
 hence is called rpvyuiv. 
 
 Tpvfia, aroc;, to, or rpv[ir}, r)g, i), 
 a hole from boring ; an anti- 
 quated knave, old debauchee : 
 fr. rpvio. 
 
 Tp?')ua\td, ag, »/, same as rpv/jia. 
 
 Tpi'^, vyof, >'/, the lees of wine or 
 oil; new wine, must; grain frtsh- 
 dried by the sun ; dross or scales 
 of iron. Th. rpuyj/. 
 
 TPY'IIA, r;<;, //, a hole produced 
 by turning ; an auger. 
 
 TpvTrarov. ov, to, an instrument 
 to bore, wimble, auger: ir.Tpvyra. 
 
 TpvTrdut, to, f. //(Ttu, to bore, pierce, 
 perforate : fr. the same. 
 
 TpvTrqfxa, aTog, to, a hole bored, 
 the eye of a needle: fr, TpvTrdoj. 
 
 Tpvaaviop, opog, 6, >'/, distressing 
 men : fp. rpvio, dvrip. 
 
 'rpv(Ti(5iog, 6, i), harassing life, 
 making life wretched : fr. Tpvio, 
 f3iog. 
 
 TpvTcivrif rjg, r), a balance, pair 
 of scales : fr. Tpvio for Tpdio. 
 
 TpvipuXsia, ag, >/, a helmet with 
 three cones: fr. rptlg, <pa\6g. 
 
 Tpu^aXif, iSog, r), coagulation of 
 milk, cheese ; same as rpo^aXif. 
 
 1pv<pcno, uf, to live in luxury or 
 pleasure, be delicate or fastidi- 
 ous; be at ease, sport, luxuriate; 
 be proud and insolent ; abound, 
 be luxuriant ; f. rjau), perf. rt- 
 Tpv<p))Ka, a. 1. BTpixprjiTa, nom. 
 sing. part. pres. f. g. Tpv<puiaa : 
 fr. Tpv<pT]. 
 
 Tpv(pipaii'Ojxai, the same : & 
 
 Tpvipspia, ag, j), voluptuousness, 
 luxuriousness : & 
 
 Tpv<p(p6v, for Tpv(ptpwg, delicate- 
 ly, luxuriously : & 
 
 Tpv(pfpbg, a, ov, delicate, luxu- 
 rious, volu|)tuous, effeminate ; 
 com p. TpvipipioTipog : fr. 
 
 Tpvipt), ijg, r), delicacy of food, 
 daintiness, luxury, wantonness, 
 effeminacy, sensuality : fr. Tt- 
 Opvtpa, pf. of OpvTTTu), to break. 
 
 Tpvcpij^a, aTog, to, a luxury, 
 luxurious living : fr. Tpv<pdto. 
 
 'Tpv<l>og, tog, TO, a, fragment, piece: 
 
 fr. OpUTTTOJ. 
 
 Tpvx^ipog, a, bv, worn ragged, 
 
 tattered : fr. Tpvio. 
 T^pvx^'og, rj, ov, the same as orpv- 
 
 Xvog, soft. 
 
 TPfl 
 
 Tpvxog, log, to, a tattered worn- 
 out garment, rag. Th. Tpvio. 
 
 Tpvx^i^f w, to wear out, harass, 
 exhaust, consume, atHict : & 
 
 Tpvx^, f. Kttf, the same : fr. 
 
 TPY'Q, f. (Tw, to rub, bruise, wear 
 down, wear out, harass, annoy, 
 exhaust, atHict, tire to deatli, 
 consume, subdue. 
 
 Tpioal, wv, ai, Trojan women : &. 
 
 Tpiodg, d^og, »/, a Trojan woman; 
 a district in which Tr(»y was 
 situated : fr. Tpiog. 
 
 TpwyaXa, & TpaiydXta, wv, tcl, 
 nice things in general, dainties, 
 sweetmeats brought on at the 
 second course or dessert ; deli- 
 cacies such as men, tliough 
 satisfied, munched as it were to 
 please the palate. Th. rpwyw. 
 
 TpwyXyj, rjg, >'/, a hole, excavation 
 made by eating the way; cavern, 
 nest : fr. the same. 
 
 TpioyXo^vTTjg, ov, 6, one who lives 
 in holes or caves ; the name of 
 a mouse ; a species of wren : fr. 
 
 TpujyXo^vuj, to go into or dwell 
 in a cavern : fr. rptiyXi;, Siho. 
 
 Tpujyoiffag, Dor. for Tpioyovfrag, 
 gnawing, ace. pi. f. g. part. pres. 
 fr. Tpioyui, to gnaw. 
 
 TpioyovTi, for Tpvjyovtji, Dor. 3 
 pi. })res. of 
 
 TPQ'FQ, to gnaw, chew, nibble, 
 crop, eat ; f. ^ofioi, perf. rtrpu>- 
 Xa, a. 2. tTpayov. 
 
 Tpu}((T(Ti, dat. j)l. Ion. & poet, for 
 TpaxTir, fr. Tpwg, a Trojan : 
 hence Tpw'idSig, Trojan dames. 
 
 TpwOy, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. pass. 
 rpwOiig, a. 1. part. pass. TpwOt]- 
 aofiivog, fut. I. part. pass, of rt- 
 
 TplOUKlO. 
 
 Tpwta, ag, »/, poet, for Tpoi'n, ag, 
 
 r), 1'roja, Troy : & 
 TpuitdGev, poet, adv., for Tpot'a- 
 
 Otv, Ion. TpoirjOtv, from Troy. 
 Tpw'iag, d^og, >'/, Trojan, a Tro- 
 jan dame or woman : & 
 TpiotKog, i), bv, Trojan : & 
 Tpwiog, T], ov, Ion. for Tptpbg, 
 
 Trojan : fr. Tpwg. 
 TvwKTrig, ov, b, a consumer, glut 
 
 ton ; cheat, knave : & 
 TpujKTbg, i), bv, eaten ; eatiible 
 
 Th. Tp(jjyu). 
 Tpiojiia, ag, a. Dor. for rpiofXT], rjg, 
 
 »'/, a hole : fr. Toptu). 
 Tpw^a, aTog, Tb, a stroke, wound, 
 
 carnage, mischief. Ion. for Tpav- 
 
 pLtt. Th. TlTOlOffKlO. 
 
 TpiofiaTii^u), f. lau), Ion. for Tpav- 
 
 IJ.aTi(:^iu, to wound. 
 TpiD^aTitjg, ov, b. Ion. for Tpav 
 
 ^aTiag. 
 Tpw^, loybg, 6, a small worm that 
 
 consumes pulse : & 
 Tpw^aXXig, i^og, i), a cricket : fr. 
 
 Tpioyu). 
 Tpuj^dpTdOf gen. iEol. fr, 
 (644) 
 
 TYK 
 
 TpvjKdpTijg, ov, 6, that eats bread ; 
 the name of a mouse, dirb tov 
 TpGt^ai dpTOVy from its gnawing 
 loaves. 
 
 Tpw^i^og, 6, rj, fit for eating, 
 rii)e : fr. Tptoyio. 
 
 1p({ibg, d, bv, Trojan : fr. Tpwg. 
 
 TpwTrdu), Cj, to turn, change, mo- 
 dulate : fr. rptTTw. 
 
 'IpCjg, lobg, b, Tros, the founder 
 of Troy ; a Trojan ; pi. TpCJtg, 
 (OV, 01, Trojans. 
 
 Tpai<Tti', he wounded, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 md. act. Ion. of TiTpMOKio ; f. 
 Tptoaio. 
 
 Tpu)Tbg, r), bv, wounded, vulne- 
 rable : fr. the same. 
 
 Tpwi'/ia, aTog, rb. Ion. for rpav- 
 pia, a wound. 
 
 Ipioxdio, poet, for Tpoxdu), tlic 
 same as rpt;^(w, to run. 
 
 Tpioiov, &. TpwCji', D<.>r. gen. pi. 
 fr. Tpojg, Tpiobg, a Trojan ; dat. 
 pi. Tpwniv. 
 
 Trd, for Tivd, a combination 
 often subjoiiied in the Comic 
 writers to words ending with a 
 short vowel, as JTotrdrra, Arist. 
 B. 174, and perhaps ought in 
 tlie Attics to be alwavs sul)Sti- 
 tuted for aTTa : Dawes, p. 302. 
 
 Tv, Dor. for av, Lat. tu, you ; or 
 for at ; Tvya, Dor. for (Ti'yt,you. 
 
 TYrX A'NO, to be, befall, happen, 
 fall out ; gain by lot, reacli, at- 
 tain, obtain, be master of ; meet, 
 meet with ; hit the mark ; gain 
 one's object ; (with a gen. & 
 with an ace.) ; with a participle, 
 to happen to be ; tTvyxdvofitv 
 TTfpnraTovvTig, we happened to 
 be walking ; Find. Tvyxdvtt, it 
 happens, chances ; f. Tiv^ofiai, 
 a. 2. tTVxov, a. 2. opt. act. tv- 
 XO//u(, a. 2. subj. tvx^^j a. 2. part, 
 act. rvxwr, ovaa, bv, such as 
 one often meets with, commc-n, 
 6 TvxiJ^J' (i^nPi Longinus ; perf. 
 ind. act. TtTvx^ & titi x^t^^ ; 
 Cvvdfifig ov Tovg Tvxoi'oag, 
 Acts xix. 11, miracles of no 
 mean order ; ol'x 01 TVxbvTfg 
 Twv avyypa<p'nov, Diod. S. p. 3, 
 the most noted writers ; iiriKov' 
 p'lag Tvx^v, Acts xxvi. 22, 
 having obtained assistance ; li 
 Ti'xoi, 1 Cor. xiv. 10, if it so 
 luippen, perchance. 
 
 Tvcticdo, &. TviiiCtiOf gen. Ion. 
 fr. 
 
 TvSiiSijg, ov, b, Ti/dides, a proper 
 name. 
 
 Tri(5', ^ol. for TySt, i. e. tu^c, 
 hero : Sappho. 
 
 TvKdvT], r]g, y, a cart or dray 
 made of r(jugh boards to thresli 
 with : fr. tvkio, to prej)are. 
 
 'VvKi^io, to scrape, polish : & 
 
 TvKifTfia, arog, Tb, a fabric : fr. 
 
 TvKog, ov, 6, & Tvxog, an instru- 
 
 TYM 
 
 ment of iron, used by stone- 
 cutters in polishing stones : fr. 
 Ttvxut, to frame. 
 TvKTa, in Persian, a royal supper 
 or feast, Herod, ix. 110. 
 TvKTbg, /), bv, made, artificial : 
 Ir. Tti'xoj. 
 TrK(o, &. Tvxio, to make, prepare, 
 
 fabricate : fr. the same. 
 T/'X//, ijg, »/, hard brawny skin, 
 a callosity; camel's bunch; mat- 
 tress, cushion, pillow, pad : fr. 
 TvXog. 
 
 TvXirTio, or <t(toj, to roll up like a 
 pillow; envelope; examine tho- 
 roughly ; by meton. to soothe 
 the mind, excite pity : fr. rvXtj. 
 
 TY'AOS, ov, b, hard brawny skin 
 caused by labour or pressure ; 
 a knob, bunch, lump, callosity, 
 swelling muscle in the breast ; 
 wooden peg. 
 
 TvXoio, w, f. w(T(o, to render liard 
 or callous, harden ; perf. pass. 
 TtTvXiofiai: fr. the above. 
 
 TvXioTbg, y, bv, callous, hard, 
 knotty : fr. the above. 
 
 Tvfiiidg, d^og, »/, a witch, one 
 that rakes and searches about 
 Tvfif3ovg, the tombs, and nian-i 
 gles the dead. I 
 
 Tvufitvfia, arog, to, a tomb, in- 
 terment : h\ 
 
 Tvfiiitvio, f. (TO, to entomb, bury, 
 
 ^ inter, be entombed : fr. TvfifSog. 
 
 'rvfifh)ptig, tog, b, r), sepulchral, 
 
 entombed, buried : fr. TVfifiog, 
 
 dpio. 
 
 TY'M BOS, 01/, Dor. rr/z/iu;, b, a 
 tomb, sepulchre, sepulchral 
 mound : perhaps fr. TV(puj, to 
 burn ; it having been the custom 
 
 ^ of the Gentiles to burn bodies. 
 
 Tvfi^oxokw, u), f. rj(Tu}, to raise a 
 tomb, bury in a tomb, inter : & 
 
 Tynfioxot), yg, or TvfijSoxoy, yg, 
 V, a tomb, the raising of a tomb: 
 fr. 
 
 'I'vfifioxoog, 6, y, erecting a se- 
 jmichral mound ; pouring or 
 poured on the tomb : fr. Tv^lfSog, 
 Xoito or x«a;. 
 Tj'///3o)^w(rroe,o, >), heaped up as 
 a tomb : fr. TVfXfiog, xiovvvfii. 
 'iyfilSiopvxoQ, b, one who breaks 
 into and plunders tombs : fr. 
 TVftfiog, 6i)v<Tnu}. 
 TvfXfia, aTog, to, poet, a blow, 
 wound, stripe, slaughter : fr. 
 TVTTTU}, to beat. 
 TvfiTrari^u), to beat a timbrel or 
 drum, bastinado, cudgel to death, 
 inflict any violent punishment 
 on ; f. iau), perf. TirufXTrdviKa, 
 perf. pass. TtTvn7rdvi(Tf.iai, a. 1. 
 l)ass. tTVfinavia9t]v : Ir. ry/t- 
 Tzavov. Hence 
 TvfiTTai'KTfibc, ov, 6, a beating of 
 timbrels, drumming ; cudgel- 
 ling : &. 
 
 TYn 
 
 TvfiTraviffrpia, ag, y, a female 
 }>erformer on the drum or tam- 
 bourine, minstrel. 
 T vfiTravov, ov, Tb, for rvnavov, 
 Lat. tympanum, an instrument 
 .the sound of which is elicited by 
 beating ; timbrel, drum ; stake, 
 engine to winch men were bound 
 to be scoui-ged ; cudgel. Th. 
 TVTTTio, to beat. 
 Tvvy, you ; Dor. for tv, & this 
 for av, you. So lyiovy, for tyu). 
 TV'NOV, or Tvvvog, y, ov, small, 
 little ; (Callim. in Apoll. Dysc. 
 in Exc. 433. Movffai viv lotg 
 i-KiTvvov tOiVTo ; which should 
 be thus corrected : — Ini TY'N- 
 NON tQfvTo Tovvaai. Toup. 
 in Suid. under Tovtovi.) 
 TvvovTog, Att. tvvovtooi, so 
 little, thus little : fr. the above. 
 IvvrXd^u), f. dauj, to break the 
 clods, bespatter with dirt ; talk 
 at random, chatter, rail : fr. 
 ruj^rXoc, Of, 6, mud. 
 TvTravov, ov, rb, same as rvfi- 
 
 Travov. 
 TvTTtlg, having been beaten, a. 2. 
 
 part, jiass. fr. tvtttm, to beat. 
 TvTTy, yg, y, a blow, stroke, sting; 
 
 dat. pi. Ion. TVTTyai : fr. tvtttw. ^ 
 
 Ti^rriKo^ y, bv,uitvr a type or TY'PANNOS, ov, b, ,), an abso 
 model,typical,hgurat.ve: thence lute ruler, sovereign, despot ; 
 
 TYP 
 
 TvTTiofia, oTog, rb, the same as 
 TVTTOg; fr. tvttoio : bpio ^wo<pyg 
 rvTTiofia, Eur. Or. Hid, 1 see the 
 outline or sketch of the form ; 
 also an urn : & 
 TvTTiomg, flog, /), an impression, 
 
 expression. Th. tv-jtouj. 
 Tvpavvilov, ov, Tb, the palace of 
 a tyrant : &, 
 Tvpavi'fvio, to rule, control with 
 absolute sway, tyrannize ; f. 
 foaio. Th. Tvpai'vog. 
 Tvpavveio, ut, f. yauj, the same. 
 Tvpavvia, ag, r), absolute rule, 
 sovereignty, empire, tyranny : 
 fr. Tvpuvvog. 
 
 Tvpavvicag, ace. pi. fr. rvpav- 
 vig. 
 
 TvpavviKbg, y, bv, of an absolute 
 sovereign, skilled in ruling, ty- 
 rannlcal, haughty, arbitrary : fr. 
 Tvpavvog. Hence 
 
 Tv^ai/rixrwj:, like a tyrant, cruelly. 
 
 TvpavviKiiTUTog, superl. fr. tv- 
 patwiKog. 
 
 Tvpavvig, idog, »), absolute rule, 
 sovereignty, emi)ire, tyranny: 
 fr. Tupavvog. 
 
 TvpavvoKTovog, ov, 6, y, a tyrant- 
 slayer, regicide : fr. Tvpavvog, 
 
 KTtiviO. 
 
 TvjriKutg, adv., typically : fr. 
 
 TVTTOg. 
 
 VvTrtg, idog, y, a hammer : & 
 
 TvTTog, ov, b, a stamping, as with 
 the feet ; figure made by strik- 
 ing or stamping, stamp, mould, 
 impression ; any figure ; type, 
 model, pattern, form, image, 
 sketch, outline ; sentence of in- 
 terdiction from the forum to 
 such as omitted to pay their 
 debts : fr. tvtttoj. Hence 
 
 Tvirdoj, at, f. ojcru), to form, mould, 
 modify, stamp, impress, seal. 
 
 TyTTryatig, you will beat, Att, 
 for TvxPtig, 2 sing. f. 1. act. of 
 TVTrruj, f. xpvj ; as if fr. tvutcio. 
 
 TvTTTOfitg, Dor. for TviTTOfxiv, \ 
 pi. pres. ind. act. TvirTo^taOa, 
 for TVTTTofitOa, I pi. pres. ind. 
 pass. 
 
 ri'7rroi/rw»/, let them beat, Att. 
 for TVTrTtTioaav, (the gen. pi. 
 part. pres. act. being often used 
 Att. for 3 pi. impcr. pres.) of 
 TY'OTQ, to beat, smite, strike, 
 prick, sting, wound ; btpig fi' 
 tTV\pf, Anacr. xl. 10, a serpent 
 stung^ me ; f. i//(u, perf. TSTVipa, 
 a. 1. tTv\pa, a. 2. itvttov ; pres. 
 pass. TvTTToixai, to be beaten, 
 wounded ; mid. to strike oneself, 
 as for grief; mourn, lament, 
 Ijewail ; perf. m. TiTvira. 
 TvTTioOivTtg, nom. pi. a. 1. part, 
 pass, of TVTTouj, to mould, f. 
 
 ibffiO. 
 
 (C45) 
 
 kmg or queen ; tyrant ; the 
 name of a man, and of a bird ; 
 also adj. for rvpavviKog. 
 
 Tvpl3d^ofiai, to worry or distress 
 oneself ; mid. fr. 
 
 Tvpf3d^io, to agitate, cause dis- 
 turbance, stir up, confound; f. 
 d(Tuj, perf. Ttrvp^aKa : fr. 
 
 Typ/3/;, yg, y, Lat. turba, a crowd, 
 tumult, disorder, uproar ; Att. 
 for <Tvpi3y, or fr. BopvjSog, 
 
 TvpsKfta, UTog, Tb, a clieese : fr. 
 
 Ivpivw, f. o-tu, to make cheese ; 
 stir up, confound : fr. Tvpog. 
 
 TvpiaSuj, Dor. for avpi^w. 
 
 TvpoyXv^og, ov, b, the name of a 
 
 mouse : fr. Tvpbg, yXv^io. 
 
 Tvpotig, t(T(Ta, tv, like cheese, 
 
 made of cheese : fr. Tvpog. 
 TvpoKvycTTig, etog, y, a cheese- 
 
 scrajjer : fr. Tvpbg, Kvdto. 
 TvpovioTog, b, y, cheese-backed, 
 
 with a back of cheese : fr. Tvpbg, 
 
 vuiTog. 
 TvpoTTujXiio, u), f. j}(7u>, to sell 
 
 cheese : fr. 
 Ti;po7rwX/;g, ov, 6, a cheese- 
 monger : fr. Tvpbg, TnoX'no. 
 TYPO 2, ov, b, cheese or curd. 
 Typog, ov, y, the name of a city : 
 
 Syr. a rock. 
 
 Tvpayvo7<nv,dsLt.iAJr.Tvp<Tyvot, 
 the name of a nation, the Tyr- 
 rhenians, Etrurians, Etruscans. 
 
 TY' P2I2, etog, »), a toicer, turret, 
 wall, castle, bulwark. 
 
 Ti/poi, Dor. for Tvpou, of cheese. 
 
fjen. fr. rvoog. 
 Tv^wirjg^ tog, o, 7/, like cheese, 
 
 curdled like cheese : fr. rvpbg, 
 
 (ISog. 
 Tvptjvra, Dor. for rvnoft'Tay sc. 
 
 dpTov, a cheese. 
 TvrOog, ij^ op, or TvTOog, ov, 6, 
 
 17, little, puny, a babe, suckling ; 
 
 TvtOov, adv., a little, scarcely ; 
 
 tvtBov o(T(tuv, hardly at all. 
 Tir^a'ojv, oi^og, 6, a proper name ; 
 
 hence Tvcpaovwv, the name of 
 
 a place. 
 TvcptSai'bg, ov, 6, a doting silly 
 
 old man, who is near his funeral 
 
 pile : fr. rvcpoj. 
 TD00tTjLtfi', fire, t7fr, we may 
 
 have been beaten, by sync, for 
 
 TV<p9tiTjfitVj tiijTe, tiTjaav, pi. a. 
 
 1. opt. pass, of TVTTTIO. 
 
 Ti'^XoTTouc, TTo^og, 6, t/, blind- 
 footed, not directed by sight : 
 fr. Tv<p\bg, TTOvg. 
 
 TY<I>A0'2, 7), 61/, blind ; in dark- 
 ness ; applied to a wall without 
 a window ; deaf ; Tv<p\bg tov 
 fitWovTog, ignorant of the fu- 
 ture. 
 
 Ti;0\or?7f, Tjrog, 1), blindness : fr. 
 the above. 
 
 Tv0\oi;ro(, he is blind, 3 sing. 
 ])res. pass. fr. TvtpXou). 
 
 TvtpXo^opog, b, >'/, cari'ylng one 
 blind. Th. 0£pw. 
 
 TvtpXout, tD, to blind ; f. (ucw, 
 perf. TtTv(p\ujKa,Si. 1. irvipXioffa: 
 & 
 
 TvipXioTTdj, to be blind : fr. 
 rv(bX6g. 
 
 Tv<l>oy(i)iov, ovrog, 6, a decrepit 
 old man who is on the verge 
 of the funeral pile : fr. Tv<pio, 
 yfpu)v. 
 
 Tv(pog, or TT'^og, ov, 6, smoke, 
 steam ; any unsubstantial thing 
 like smoke ; vain pretensions, 
 arrogance, pride ; infatuation, 
 blindness, stupefaction : th. 
 
 Tv^otu, to annoy with smoke ; 
 cause to swell with pride, puff 
 up, render insolent, stupid or 
 silly, infatuate, stupefy ; f. wtrw, 
 perf. TiTixpioKa, pres. pass, rv- 
 <p6ofiai, ovfiai, to be inflated or 
 puffed up, perf. pass. TiTV(puj- 
 fiai, (Tat., rai, perf. i)art. rtrv^w- 
 H^vog, t], ov, puffed up, foolish, 
 mad, a. 1. ind. pass. iTV(p<i}9t]v, 
 a. 1. part. pass. rv^wOfit,*, fvrof; 
 fr. riKpog, smoke, arrogance : fr. 
 
 TY'<^Q, to raise a smoke, emit 
 smoke, smoulder, smother ; set 
 fire to, set on fire, bum ; f. 
 9v\poj, perf. TiQixpa, a. 1. t9v\pa. 
 pres. pass. Tixpofxat, to smoke, 
 bum, kindle. 
 
 Tv(pio^og, gen. sing. Tvfpivti, dat. 
 fr. Tvtpivfvg, the name of a 
 giant : & 
 
 Tv(pil)V, wvo(:, Typhon, the name 
 of a giant ; called also Typhoeus; 
 a violent gust of wind, a violent 
 tempest, whirlwind, hurricane : 
 fr. r?'0ct». 
 
 1v<pu)viKbg, »), bv, stormy, tem- 
 j)estuous : fr. tvc^iov. 
 
 Tv^wf, at, b, for 'Yv<pCjv, wvog, the 
 hundred-headed Typhoeus ; a 
 cloudy hurricane, whirlwind. 
 
 Tvxa, ag, a, Dor. for rvxtj, VQ, V, 
 fortime, favour, good luck. 
 
 Tv^ew, to, f. T)(Tu), perf. TtTvxi]Ka, 
 to strike, fall in with, meet : 
 see Tvyxavio. 
 
 Tt'X^j ^C» Vi chance, casualty, ac- 
 cident, luck, fortune ; in pi. mis- 
 haps, ill fortune, bad luck ; rvxy, 
 cnrb Tvx^ig, ^ta rvxv^i Kara, tv- 
 X;^;v, as luck will have it, as it 
 happens, by chance : fr. rvy- 
 XOiV(u. Hence 
 
 Tvxfjpbg, a, bv, presented by 
 chance, casual, accidental. 
 
 'Yvx^pi^g, adv., by chance, by 
 luck, accidentally : fr. Tvxt]Q6g. 
 
 "^vxyg, you should have gained, 
 2 sing. a. 2. subj. act. of rvy- 
 X^vio. 
 
 Tvxvffii), f. 1. fr. Tvxito, the same 
 as Tvyx^vu), to gain : hence rv- 
 X^lf^og, avTog, a. 1. part. act. 
 
 '^vx9ttg, ivTog,Vi. I. part. pass, of 
 TtvxM, to frame, perf. pass, rk- 
 Tvy^ai, a. 1. pass, irvx^^v. 
 
 Ivx^^bg, ov, b, the name of a 
 man, Tychicus, i. e. fortunate : 
 fr. Ti'xr], fortune. 
 
 Tvxotfii, a. 2. opt. of rvyxavu) ; 
 
 f. Tfv^ofiai, a. 2. tTvxov. 
 Ti;\ot<Ta, ag, a. Dor. for Tvxovtra, 
 
 having gained, a. 2. part. act. f. 
 
 g. fr. Tvyxavoj. 
 
 Tvxbj% by chance, perhaps : adv. 
 
 fr. Tvx<j^P, a. 2. part. : & 
 'TvxbvTi, dat. sing. a. 2. part. act. 
 
 of Tvyxavit), a. 2. trvxov. 
 Tvxbvrujg, adv. rashly : fr. 
 'lvx<jjv, oixra, ov, having gained ; 
 
 of every day, common, ordinary, 
 
 a. 2. part, of the same verb. 
 Tvx<o<Ti, 3 pi. a. 2. subj. act. of 
 
 the same verb. 
 Tvypaig, JEo\. for rvypag, a. 1. 
 
 part. act. of tvtttijj. 
 TvxpdvTiiJV, let them beat, Att. 
 
 for Tv\pdTU)(Tav, 3 pi. a. 1. im- 
 
 per, act. of the same verb. 
 TvxlyovvTt, Dor. for Tv\pov<yiy 3 pi. 
 
 f. 1. act. fr. TVTTTU). 
 
 T(>), unaccented, for tivI, to one ; 
 & r<^, for Ttvi, interrogative ; Ir 
 T<ii inyvwg tovto rail' tipi]^e- 
 viov ; Soph. El. 1 18G, from what 
 words of mine know you this ? 
 
 Tdi, (without the iota subscribed) 
 Dor. for tov : but 
 
 Tw, dual num. & 
 
 T(p, to him, dat. sing. fr. 6, & for 
 <p, to whom ; T(p rpoTrt^y how ? 
 (646) 
 
 wherefore, therefore ; for ^ici 
 rovro. T<p kqI Gavfxd^tffKov 
 aKovovTtg toti fxvBov, where- 
 fore also they were in wonder- 
 ment, then hearing the story, 
 Theocr. 
 
 Twy' or rdiyi, they two, dual 
 num. fr. 6, he. 
 
 TwyaX/irt, arog, Dor. for rb ayoX- 
 ^a, an image. 
 
 TijjyKKTTpa, Dor. for rd dyKiffrpa, 
 the hooks. 
 
 TQOA'ZQ, to mock, taunt, scoff*, 
 jeer at, deride ; f. dffio. 
 
 Tw9d<Td(n(Tai, Dor. for T0)9d^0V' 
 aai, reproaching, part. pres. pi. 
 num. f. g. fr. Tw9d^io, 
 
 Tio9a(Tixbg, ov, b, a mocking, flout- 
 
 ing 
 
 Tuj9it(TTt)g, ov, 6, one that jeers, 
 a mocker : fr. perf. pass, of rw- 
 9d'C(tJ. 
 
 TtfiKi^iov, for rb oi'ri'f lor. 
 
 TbjXytog, Dor. for tov dXytog, 
 fr. dXyog, fog, rb, grief. 
 
 T u)XT}9ig, i'or Tb dXtjOtg. 
 
 Tw/t7r«;;^o»'Oj/, Dor. for r6 «/i7r6- 
 Xoi'oi', the same as df^Trexovr), 
 if, a garment, clothing : fr. ayuTr- 
 iX^o, for ci/i^jt^t^j *^ l'"t^ round. 
 Th. tx*^' ^^ have. 
 
 Tw '/iw. Dor. for tov i^iov, of my. 
 
 T(vi'Tp(f), Dor. for r<p dvrpt^, to 
 the cave. 
 
 Tw7roj3aTroj', Dor. for rb atto- 
 (iaivov. 
 
 Tiopviov, Dor. for rb bpviov, the 
 bird. 
 
 luipoTpov, Dor. for to upoTpoi'^ 
 the plough. 
 
 Twpxdiov, Dor. or Att. for rb 
 dpxaiov, of yore, formerly. 
 
 Twf, so, for ovTiog, by aj)h«?r. or 
 Dor. for uig ; th. ovTog, this : & 
 Tojg, in like manner, fr. rbg, ob- 
 solete, for which o is in use ; TO)g, 
 (i>C. as much, as : Dor. for toic. 
 
 TutaTtOy Dor. for rd offTta, the 
 bones. 
 
 TwuXtov, for Tb avXwv, the fold. 
 
 luivT ini Xf^og, Dor. & poet, for 
 rb avrb tiri XP^^^y ^^^ *'^6 same 
 office. 
 
 Twvr'tov, TCj'vTfif}, & TU)vrb, for 
 TOV avTOv, Tip avTqi, & Tb avTo. 
 
 TwiToi', Dor. for tov ahrov. 
 
 Y. 
 
 Y, the twentieth letter in the 
 Greek alphabet ; as a number, 
 400 ; underscored, 400,000 ; in 
 the .^ol. dial, it is put for o, as 
 bvvfia for bvopa : in the Dor. 
 & ./Eol. it is changed into (, as 
 MoTaa for ^lovaa, &c. 
 
 Y, such a sound as one makes 
 when smelling ; adv. fr. the in- 
 spiration at the nostrils when 
 
 YBP 
 
 one wishes to judge of any thing 
 
 by tli'j smell. 
 'Va'ocf, ai, Hyades, seven stars in 
 
 the horns of the Bull, whose 
 
 rising or setting is accompanied 
 
 with much rain : fr. vuj, to rain. 
 '\aiva, i]g, y, a young sow, 
 
 small pig ; the name of a fish ; 
 
 tlie hy,£na, a fierce beast of prey, 
 ^ of the genus of wolves. Th. vg. 
 'Yrtct^w, f. i(T<jj^ to rain. Th. vio, 
 
 the same. 
 'YaKiv9ia, wv, rd, a festival in 
 
 honour of the boy Hyacinthus. 
 'YaKiv9ivo^a(pt)g, 'iog,b, >/, stained 
 
 with the colour of a hyacinth : 
 ^ fr. vdKiv9og, (idnTio. 
 'YaKivBivog, t], ov, hydclnthine, of 
 
 Yrp 
 
 also, an object of insult. 
 'Yfipifffihog, Tj, ov, perf. part, 
 pass, of v^pi^iu, haughty, costly, 
 splendidly decked : Iv otoX^ 
 ov^iv n viipiT^iivy, Xen. K. 11. 
 i. 22, having a robe with no 
 ostentatious splendour, Eur. 
 PhaMi. 1119. 
 yjipi(TT>)p, t-jpog, b, & 
 T^pi<T-i)g, ov, b, insolent, injuri- 
 ous, haughty, lascivious ; a ra- 
 yisher : fr. perf. pass, of vf3pi^io. 
 Y/iptoTiKoe, y, bv, inclined to in- 
 solence, prone to do injury : & 
 'Yi3pi(TriKCjg, adv., injuriously, in- 
 sultingly, excessively : fr. the 
 above. 
 'Yj3pi<TTbg, t), bv, insolent, insult- 
 
 YAP 
 
 a black, blue, or purple colour: ing ; comp. v^piarorfpog ; m 
 
 "YA'KINeOS, ov, b, t), the boy 
 Jlyacinthus ; a flower, the hya- 
 cinth ; precious stone, the jdcinth; 
 wool or thread stained with the 
 c<)lour of the hyacinth. 
 
 YdXiuog, TJ, ov, of or like glass, 
 crystal, transparent, cry.'^talline : 
 fr. 
 
 "VAA02 or "Y'tXcg, ov, 1), glass, 
 
 crystal. 
 'YaXovpyitov, ov, to, a glass- 
 house : \. 
 'YaXovpybg, ov, b, a worker in 
 ^ glass : fr. vaXog, tpyov. 
 'Ydg, dSog, t), Jlyas; see vadtg. 
 'YiijSdXXeiv, to interrui)t, by Dur. 
 or .rEol. syne, for vTrol3dXXttv, 
 ^ pres. inf. act. of inrofidXXuj. 
 'YBO'S, /), bv, convex, crooked, 
 ^^ gibbous, humpbacked : but 
 ' V/3f)c, ov, b, the bunch on a ca- 
 ^ moFs back : fr. the above. 
 'YtSovXow, Dor. for EvjiovXoio, of 
 Eubulus. 
 
 Yfipi^u}, to act with insolence or 
 petulance, treat injuriouslv, ab- 
 use, revile, insult, affront', dis- 
 honour ; debauch ; f. icno, Att. 
 tui, perf. vf3piKa, a. I. vjipKra, a. 
 1. inf. act. vjSpiffai, perf. j)ass. 
 vj3iHfT/iai, ffai, (Trai, a. 1. pass. 
 vi3pia9r]v, a. 1. part, pass. vj5pi<T' 
 Otig, kvrog, having been treated 
 with insult, f. 1. pass. v^piaByoo- 
 ^lai, y, ETUL : fr. 
 "YBl'IS, eu)g, >/, injury, harm, 
 abuse, insult, affront, insolence, 
 arrogaMce ; wantonness, petu- 
 lance ; dishonour, ravishing by 
 main force and with insult ; for 
 VTTpig, by sync, for vTrepig, fr. 
 
 VTTSp. 
 
 'YfSpicxai, a. 1. inf. act. vfipiaav. 
 
 3 pi. a. I. ind. act. of v^pii^io. 
 'Yf3pi(Tceiv, Dor. for vtipi^tiv. 
 'Y^ptaBivTag, ace. pi. a. 1. part. 
 
 pass, of viSpi^ui. 
 'Yiipi<j9ii(TtTai, 3 sing. f. 1. ind. 
 
 l)ass. fr. the same. 
 "Y^ipicTfta, arog, Tb, same as vi3pig: 
 
 perl. vtSpiffTorarog : fr. vfipi^io. 
 'YfSpi(TTpia,ag, //,a proud, haughty 
 
 woman : fr. v^piarijo. 
 'Y/3oi//a, aTog, to, a bowing or 
 
 bending, curvature : fr. vliog. 
 "Yf3<o(ng, nog, //, a disorder of the 
 
 spine, that makes one hunch- 
 ^ backed : fr. the same. 
 'Yyta^w, to make whole, heal ; f. 
 
 a<Tio, perf. vy'iaKa : fr. vyirjg. 
 'Yyiaivoj, to be in health ; f. avuj. 
 ^ Th. vyit)g, eog, b, y), sound. 
 'Yyda, ace. sing. fr. vyiyg. 
 'Yyitia, ag, t), health, soundness : 
 
 fr. the same. 
 
 '^y"<'7e> gen. sing. Ion. fr. the 
 above. 
 
 'Yyuivbg, 7), bv, healthy, whole- 
 some, salubri(jus, conducive to 
 health ; superl. vyuivoTaTog. 
 Th. vyiiig. Hence 
 
 'Yyiurujg, adv. wholesomely. 
 
 'Yyiug, taaa, tv, healthy : & 
 
 'Yyinpbg, d, bv, healthy, sound, 
 
 ^ safe, whole, wholesome : fr. 
 
 'YriH'2, kog, 6, »/, healthy, whole, 
 sound, entire ; firm, not liable 
 to decay ; right, true, pure, ex- 
 pedient, safe ; good, fortunate, 
 prosperous. 
 
 'Yypd, Ion. vyprj, f. g. fr. vypbg, 
 is sometimes used as a subst. for 
 vypbg KkXtvBog, the ocean, sea. 
 
 'Yypaivoj, f. avoj, to water, moist- 
 en, wet : fr. vypog. 
 
 Yypacria, ag, 1), moisture, humid- 
 ity : fr. the above. 
 
 'YypofieXt)g, kog, b, 1), with flexi- 
 ble limbs : fr. vyubg, fieXog. 
 
 YrPO'2, d, bv, wet, moist, wa- 
 tery, humid, fluid, liquid, rainy; 
 
 tender, soft, languishing, flexi- 
 ble, nimble ; loose, slippery ; 
 
 green, blooming, youthful ; ob- 
 
 sequious ; easy : fr. vco, to rain. 
 'Yyp6r/;c,7;ro(;,//, humidity, moist- 
 ure ; flexibility, nimbleness ; 
 
 prodigality, luxury ; courtesy : 
 
 fi% the above. 
 'Yyp(5(,',adv., with wet, moisture ; 
 
 pliautly, easily : 
 
 (647) 
 
 'Yypwg f^XtTTdv, a term applied 
 to Venus, also to women of lux- 
 urious and wanton lives, to de- 
 note the arch wantonness of the 
 eye, Ep. Philos. 24. Auacr. Od. 
 28. Bos, Anim. 10. 
 Yyptbcrcroj, to moisten ; be moist 
 or wet : fr. vypug. 
 'Ycupt)g, kug, b, t), watery, diluted 
 with water, fluid ; tender, fee- 
 ble, languid, weak, false : fr. 
 vcujp. 
 
 ^y^*^^' dat. vSarog, gen. sing. 
 
 ij^atrt, dat. pi. fr. the obs. vcag, 
 ^ for vcojp, water. 
 'Y^drti'of, ij, ov, fit for the water, 
 
 watery : & 
 'YSaTiov, ov, rb, dim. a small 
 
 quantity of water, slight shower: 
 'YdaTig, idog, 1), a drop ; a small 
 
 bladder : fr. vdu)p. 
 YdaTonc, ftrrra, tv, waterv, 
 
 charged with rain, rainy. Th. 
 
 vCiop, 
 
 YSaTorpt^t)g, fog,b, 1), nourished 
 ^ by water : fr. vCujp, Tpsipoj. 
 yCH, to water, dat. s. fr. vdog. 
 ySfiio, poet, for vSeio. 
 'Y^epog, ov, b, the dropsy : fr. 
 vdiop. 
 'Y^fw, the same as vSm, to sing. 
 Y^i)g, tog, b, 7), skilled in sing- 
 ing ; wise, prudent : fr. i;^a>. 
 YSveu), w, to nourish, bring up : 
 perhaps fr. vio. 
 
 YSvov, ov, Tb, a swelling in the 
 ground, a puff ; vdva, puffs re- 
 sembling mushrooms or truffles. 
 "YSog, Eog, Tb, poet, for vciop, wa- 
 ter. Th. tJo^. 
 
 'Ydpa, ag, t), a hydra, water- 
 suake ; also v^pog, hydras. Th. 
 v^iop, arog, to. 
 
 YcpayojytXov or 'Y^paywytoi', ov, 
 rb, an a(|ueduct, conduit : fr. 
 'YSpayujybg, ov, b, >/,a drawer or 
 conductor of water, aqueduct : 
 fr. vSujp, dyioybg, fr. dyu. 
 'Ydpaivit), f. avuf, to water, wet, 
 moisten, sprinkle, i)our water 
 over. Th. vowp. 
 'YdpaXsTyg, ov, b, a water-mill, 
 or one that v^an dXtt, grinds 
 by water : fr. dXeut, to grind. 
 YdpdXpij, rjg, y, salt water : fr. 
 vCiop, uXp.}], saltness. 
 YdpavXtjg, ov, b, a player on a 
 musical instrument that goes 
 by water : & 
 "YdpavXig, sojg, 1), or 'Y^pavXiKbv, 
 (viz. bpyavov,) the hydrauHcon, 
 or hydraulic organ ;'an instru- 
 ment resembling an orf^an, and 
 blown by water : fr. vCiop, av- 
 Xetu. 
 
 'Y^ptia, ag, y, the drawing of 
 water, a moistening ; a place to 
 draw water: fr. vcp-vto. 
 
 'YSpeTov, ov, Tb, lon\ ifiov, Lat. 
 hydria, a vessel for drawinz 
 
YIA 
 
 YAH 
 
 ti 
 
 water, an urn, pitcher ; the 
 drawing of water : fr. 
 'Y^ptucu, f. tvffw, to water, wet, 
 muisttn, drink water, draw or 
 fetch water : fr. vlnop, 
 "SSpij'iov, TO, Ion. for v^ptiov. 
 'YC(i»/Xoc, rj, bv, watery, humid ; 
 
 irrigated, watered : fr. vlnjp. 
 "y^p'/v, Ion. for vCfav, ace. sing. 
 
 fr. i;^jL»a, af, >/. 
 'Y^pia, a<^, y, Lat, hydr'ia, a water- 
 
 ])ot, pitcher, urn. Th. v^wp. 
 'XlpioKt]^ T^tS V> the same. 
 'Y^poa^i/y, toy, o, »"/, hke water, 
 aqueous, watery : fr. u^wp, il^oQ. 
 'ycpofxidov(Tr],r)g^y, a name for a 
 
 frog : fr. v^wp, ^i's^lo, to rule. 
 'YSpoTToaia, at,-, ry, the drinking of 
 
 water : fr. 
 'YdnmroHu), u>, to drink water, be 
 abstemious ; f. rjaio, perf. tto-jj- 
 Kii : fr. 
 'Yt^poTTorj/c, ovj 6, a water-drink- 
 er : fr. vCwp, TToTtjQ, fr. Trivio. 
 'rSnoppSa, ar, ?/, a water-pipe, 
 conduit, channel : fr. vciop, piio. 
 "Y^pot;, ou, o. Lat. hydrus, a wa- 
 ter-snake : see u^pa. 
 'Y^po^opfiu, u>, to carry water: fr. 
 'Y^po^opog, o, V, a drawer of 
 wattr ; one that brings water : 
 fr. vCmo, (pipoj. 
 'YC()oxapic, a term for a frog: fr. 
 
 vdojOy x«'P<'>j to delight in. 
 'Y(^p6x«oc, ov, u, Aquarius, one of 
 
 the signs of the zodiac : & 
 *Ydp6xvrog, o, t), pouring out 
 water ; flooded with water : fr. 
 vdwp, x^^- 
 'YdpuiTTiKog, r),QV, Lat.hydropicuSy 
 dropsical, afflicted with dropsy : 
 fr. 
 "Y^pwv//, loTToQ, o, Lat. hydrops, 
 dropsy : fr. vCioo, u)\p, appear- 
 ance. Th. oTTToixcu, to see. 
 "YAQ, to sing of, celebrate, com- 
 memorate : perhaps fr. ^diu. 
 "VAQP, arog, to, water, poet. 
 
 i'^ag & vSoQ. 
 'Ye, the cry of one threatening, 
 
 hue. 
 "Ytiog, a, ov, of a swine : fr. vg. 
 "YeXog, glas.s, crystal, for vaXog. 
 "YecrBai, to be rained on : fr. vio. 
 'Ttn'sw, to rain ; f. icroj, perf. vk- 
 
 riKa : Sc 
 'Tkriog, a, ov, rainy : fr. 
 'YtTog, ov, 6, rain: fr. v<jj. Hence 
 
 perhaps Engl. wet. 
 'YtTwTUTog, ri, ov, very rainy, 
 
 superl. fr. the above. 
 'Yr]Viia & 'Yr]via,ag, »/, a hog-sty, 
 hoggishness, stupidity : fr. vg. 
 "Yng, ov, b, rainy, an epith. of 
 Jupiter and Bacchus : fr. vvj. 
 'YBXkuj, w, f. r](TUi, to triHe, bab- 
 ble : fr. 
 "YeAOS, ov, o, trifles, idle or 
 frivolous talk, chattering 
 
 fr. viog : a little pig ; fr. vg. 
 Ylf , two sons, nom. dual fr. vl'ig. 
 Yiia, ace. s. & vikag, ace. pi. & 
 YiEcg, nom. pi. fr. 
 Y'uvg, obsolete, gen. £wg, a son. 
 
 Th. v'tog, the same. 
 VlV, dat. sing, contr. fr. 
 Yl'ig, v'i'iog, contr. vlg, v\og, 6, a 
 
 son. 
 'YYkoc, j), ov, piggish : fr. vg. 
 YioOKTia, ag, y, adoption, as il 
 9k(Tig vlov, when one is received 
 as a son, without any claim to 
 the connexion. 
 Ylog. gen. contr. fr. vVlg. 
 'Y'10'2, ov, o, a son, a term ap- 
 j)lied to brute beasts as well as 
 men, as viog KpiCJv,&i. vlbg fiovo- 
 KtpwTujv, Ps. xxviii. 6. Vorstius 
 Phil. Sacr. Par. i. 3. 15. p. 318, 
 considers it a Hebrew idiom. 
 Plut. Conv. 7 Sap. (TVn<ppoviiaag 
 tjg dvov vVog thj, remembering 
 that he was the offspring but ot 
 an ass ; in Matt, v'log Aa[iiC, 
 'A/3pad/i, stands for any regular 
 descendant, though distant, in 
 the direct line ; vloc tov avBpt'o- 
 TTov, the Son of Man, viz. the 
 Messiah, Dan. vii. 13. He v. i 
 13. xiv. 14. 
 Y'lOTrjg, T]rog, >/, the state or con- 
 dition of a son, owning for a 
 son, filiation : & 
 Ylow, to adopt as a son ; f. uxrw, 
 a. 1. v'niiaa, a. 1. ind. m. vnjjaa- 
 ^njv, u), aro. Th. viog. 
 Y'novog, ov, o, a grandson, son's 
 
 son : fr. the same. 
 Yitltaaro, he adopted as a son, 3 
 
 sing. a. 1. ind. m. of vlow. 
 "VKH2, or"YKKi;c, ov, 6, Sl"Yk- 
 Kt], iig, »"/, a kind of fish. 
 YXa, ag, a. Dor. for vXt], a wood. 
 'YXayfia, arog, to, &. 
 'YXayfibg, ov, 6, a barking, bark, 
 
 howl : fr. v\aa». 
 'YXaXog, a, nv, woody, abounding 
 in branches, like a thick wood, 
 material, substantial. Th. vXtj. 
 'YXaKt), yg, i), same as vXay^og. 
 'YXaK jnopog, b, that barks con- 
 tinually ; a barking guardian : 
 fr. vXoKt), tupa, by the insertion 
 of /i, according to Damm. 
 'YXaKTtu), vj, f. i)fTb», the same as 
 'YAA'Q, u), to bark, yelp, howl. 
 "YAH, t)Sj Vj Lat. sytra, wood, 
 forest, timber, logs ; matter of 
 which any thing is made, sub- 
 ject-matter, subject; any gross 
 matter or stuff; food, di-egs of 
 meat boiled down, sediment. 
 'YXriiig, i(T(Ta, <r, full of wood, 
 woody, dark with trees. Th. 
 vXr}. 
 'YXi)Ko7Tai, nom. pi. fr. 
 'YXijKoiTTjg, ov, b, that sleeps in a 
 wood : Ir. vXrj, KOiTri 
 
 YMN 
 
 'YXrjTonog, ov, b, a wood-cutter, 
 
 that cuts logs : fr. vXi], Ti^voj. 
 'YXri<p6pog, b, y, = vXo<p6pog. 
 'YXrjojpbg, oil, b, a keeper of 
 
 woods : fr. vXy, atpa. 
 'YXiai, Cjv, ai, pairings or cut- 
 tings of liides ; any remnants, 
 lees, dregs : fr. vXrj, dregs. 
 'YXXig OTitOfirj, the Doric ba- 
 lance : see the Schol. Pind. 11. 
 i. 120. 
 'YXodpo^og, b, i), running or 
 ranging in the woods : fr. vXy, 
 c po fiog. 
 'YXoKo^oQ, 6, >/, woody : fr. vXtj, 
 
 Kofirj. 
 'YXoTo^iu)f a), f. Tjcfio, to fell tim- 
 ber in the woods : fr. 
 'YXoTOfiog, b, »'/, fit for cutting 
 trees, a feller of wood, cutter of 
 logs. Th. v\i], Tsuvio. 
 YXovpybg, ov, b, a wood-cutter, 
 carpenter : fr. vXij, tnyov. 
 'YXoipayog, b, »/, that feeds in the 
 
 woods : fr. vXrj, 0«ya>. 
 'YXo(pon[5bg, ov, b, i), pasturing in 
 
 the woods : fr. vXi], ^fp/3u>. 
 'YXo<pop'no, u), to carry wood : fr. 
 'YXoipbpog, b, j), carrying wood : 
 
 fr. vXt], 06pw. 
 'YXijdyg, tog, b, j), woody, full of 
 
 branches. Th. vXt). 
 'Yfiiag, Ion. for vfiag, you, & 
 
 vf-iig, Dor. for vfing. 
 'Y^tCanbg, ?), bv, yours, of your 
 
 country or kindred : fr. 
 'Yfiflg, you ; as if avfiilg ; fr. (tv, 
 you : thence vfi'tTtpog, your, 
 poet, vfiog. 
 'Yfifvaiog, ov, b, Lat. llymenceus, 
 the deity that presided over 
 marriage ; a nuptial song, mar- 
 
 to 
 
 Y'ihov, ov, TO, dim. a little son; 'YXriovpybg, ov, 6, = vXovpyog 
 * ' (648) 
 
 riage, nuptials. Th. vfiijv. 
 Yfitvatou), poet, for ya/ittu, 
 
 marry, sing a marriage-song : 
 
 fr. the above. 
 Y^ikg, Dor. for vftug, ye. 
 'YfitTfpog, a, ov, your : fr. v/itTf, 
 
 ye. Th. av, you. 
 'YMH*N, ivog, b, a membrane, 
 
 the skin or peel between the 
 
 bark and the tree ; Hymen, the 
 
 god of marriage ; a nuptial song, 
 
 marriage ; also for vfitTepav, 
 
 ace. sing. f. g. fr. <Tt', you. 
 "Yft/xag, ^Eol. for v^ag, ace. pi. & 
 'Y//f(« Al vfxfAtg, .^ol. for vfiflg, 
 
 nom. pi. &, 
 'YfJifii & Vfxfiiv, JEo\. for v^lv, 
 
 dat. pi. fr. (TV. 
 Yfivavai, Dor. for v^j'tjaai, to 
 
 have celebrated, a. 1. inf. act. & 
 'Yfivtiovffai, singing, nom. pi. pt. 
 
 pres. f. g. poet, for vfiv'tovarai: & 
 'Yfivkofitg, Dor. for v^xviofitv, we 
 
 celebrate in song, 1 pi. pres. &, 
 'Yfii'tvaai, Dor. for vfivovaai, 
 
 nom. pi. part. pres. f. g. & 
 'YfivtixTi, Dor. for v^vovai, 3 pi. 
 
 pres. ind. fr. . 
 
 
 YDA 
 
 'Y^v'sio, to celebrate in song, sing 
 in honour of, celebrate, praise ; 
 sing a hymn ; accuse, defame, 
 revile, vilify, inveigh in vei'se 
 against, satirize, descant upon ; 
 de])lore, lament ; impf. vfivtov, 
 ovv,i'. rjffio, perf, ?/»fa, a. 1. rjcra, 
 a. 1. part. act. vixvrjaag, avrog: 
 fr. vfivog. 
 
 "Yfii'tiffig, HOC, »/, the singing of 
 praises, hynming : & 
 
 yfivijrtip, 7)poc, 6, & 
 
 'Yfiviiryg, ov, b, one that cele- 
 brates (strictly, in songs) : & 
 
 'Y^vrjTog, t), bv, celebi*ated in 
 song, renowned, worthy of praise : 
 fr. v^viuj. 
 
 'Yf-tvoXoyEii), a, f. i)(T(ij, to sing 
 hymns, celebrate in hymns, sing 
 in |)raise of : & 
 
 'YfivoXoyia, ag, »/, the reciting of 
 a song, praise : fr. 
 
 'YfivoXoyog, ov, b, »'/, that recites 
 songs : fr. Vfxvog, Xoyog. 
 
 'Y^voTTOibg, oil, b, //, a composer 
 of liynms, bard : Vftvoc, ttouuj 
 
 "YiJLi'og,ov, 6, a song in honour of 
 the godSjSong, hymn, ode, strain, 
 (Mrge ; celebration in verse of 
 some noble pei*son or exploit. 
 Th. vdu). 
 
 'Yfivi[)^ku), w, f. i)(Tio, to chant 
 hymns ; give forth the oracle : 
 & 
 
 'Yfjivt^cia, ag, »'/, song-singing, 
 singing, chanthig ; a song of 
 praise : fr. 
 
 'Yfivt^Sbg, ov, b, hymn-singing, 
 musical : fr. vfivog & *p^//, or 
 tf)iog. 
 
 'Yfibg, r), bv, poet, for vfiirtpog, 
 your. 
 
 *^Yv & tiv, & tr, for the Hebrew 
 h'ln, a kind of measure. 
 
 "Yvig, & "Yvvig, tojg, »/, a plough- 
 share ; as if fr. vv, a hog, be- 
 cause it tears up the ground as 
 a hog does with his snout. 
 
 "YNN02, ov, 6, a foal, colt, nag. 
 
 'Yof^iovffia, ae, »'/, swinish music : 
 fr. vg, fiovffa. 
 
 'Ybg, gen. sing. fr. vc, a sow, boar, 
 pig. Th. ffvg, (Tvbg, the same. 
 
 'YoffKvafiog, ov, b, henbane : fr. 
 vg, Kvafiog, as if hog-bean. 
 
 'Yo(^o(»/36c, ov, b, one that vag 
 0fnj3f t, tends pigs, a swineherd : 
 vo(popi3tiov, a place to feed pigs, 
 hog-sty : fr. vg, 0€pf3(u. 
 
 'YTrayai'aKTtu}, ut, f. r]ait), to feel 
 somewhat angry at, be wroth 
 at : fr. i/tto, dyavaKTi.ii). 
 
 'YTrayyeXXtu, to announce private- 
 ly : fr. virb, ayytXXw, f. tXio, a. 
 1. T/yyfiXa. 
 
 'YTrayyfXoc, b, summoned by a 
 messenger : fr. v-b, dyytXog. 
 
 'Y-TrayKaXilio, to carry in the 
 arms: fr. VTTO, ayJcaXi^u;. Hence 
 
 'YirayKciXKryLa, aTog, Tb, an object 
 
 YDA 
 
 of embrace or love. 
 'Y-KayKMViov, ov, to, a cu.shion, 
 pillow, bolster, placed under the 
 ayKu)v, elbow. 
 "YTrayoptvrfoi', they must speak 
 
 in their turn ; verbal adj. fr. 
 'Y;rayopf va>, to subjoin, reply, an- 
 swer in turn ; add somewhat 
 after a thing is done ; dictate, 
 hint, prescribe ; signify, com- 
 mand ; predict, announce ; in- 
 terpret ; f. ivau), perf. virrjyo- 
 ptvKa : fr. utto, dyop«';w. 
 YTrdyu), to draw from under, 
 steal or take away privately ; 
 withdraw ; follow at a slow- 
 pace ; bring under the yoke, 
 j>ut in subjection, enslave, sub- 
 due (principally in the middle) ; 
 to put forward, bring to trial, 
 accuse; withdraw, de])art, retire ; 
 also in the mid. to draw under 
 oneself, attract, invite; allure to 
 sin, decoy, allure to debauchery; 
 intimate or suggest something to 
 one ; wheedle or decoy an ene- 
 my ; Dion. Hal. Ant. i. 'JO, and 
 Casaub. on the passage ; to die, 
 decease, Matth. xxvi. 24. Mark 
 xiv. 21, but in other writers it 
 never bears this meaning ; on 
 the other hand virdyw <ppiva 
 ripxl^ag, I spend my life, Theogn. 
 917 : pres. imper. i;7ray6, go 
 away, begone ; impcrf. vTriiyov, 
 f. VTrd^w, pf. vTrf}\a, a. 2. vtt 
 jjyaynv : fr. vtto, dyw. 
 
 'YTrayioytvg, iujg, b, a mason's 
 trowel : & 
 
 'VTraywy/), yg, y, a withdrawing 
 from under, seduction, retreat, 
 submission : fr. the above. 
 
 YTraei^oj, contr. v7r<jf.Cu), f. (Tw, to 
 sing to, sing softly. Th deiSio. 
 
 'Ynai, poet, for vtto, under. 
 
 'YTraickofxai, ov/irtt, to reverence, 
 feel some respect for : fr. vnb, 
 aiSEOfiai. 
 
 "YIIA 16 A, adv. from under, un- 
 derneath ; in the presence of, 
 openly, straightforward : fr. 
 virai, itfv. 
 
 "YTraiGpog, & 'YTraiBpiog, b, y, 
 under the open air, exposed, 
 manifest : fr. vtto, alOpa. 
 
 'YTraiOu), to set on lire : fr. vtto, 
 atOij. 
 
 'Yiraipeofxai, Ion. for v^aipeofiai, 
 to steal. 
 
 'YTratcro-w, f. ^u), to start forward 
 secretly, hasten, slip, rush from 
 under, gush or spring out of ; a. 
 1. part, virat^ag, avTog: fr. vtto, 
 dtffau). 
 
 'Yttoitiov, ov, TO, blame, harm ; 
 a fault, crime : fr. 
 
 'YTraiTioQ, b, y, liable to accusa- 
 tion, under censure, culpable, 
 guilty : fr. vnb, aiTia. 
 
 'YTraKoij, rJQ, 7/, obedience, sub- 
 (649) 
 
 YDA 
 
 mission : fr. perf. m. vTryKoa, 
 Att. VTTaKyKoa, of vTraKovu). 
 
 'YTTaKOKTov, attend. Dor. for vir- 
 oKovrrov, a. 1. imper. act. & 
 
 Y-TTaKoinio, Dor. for viraKoiKTu), 
 a. 1. subj, fr. vTroKovio. 
 
 'Y7rat:oXov9eu), io, f. yfru), to follow 
 close after. Th. okoXov^oc. 
 
 YnaKovbg, ov, b, having heard 
 from : fr. 
 
 YTTaKoifu), to listen to, attend ; 
 comjtly with, submit to, obey ; 
 understand, take a hint ; hear 
 one knocking at the door, & by 
 inquiry learn who it is. Acts xii. 
 13 ; see instances in Camer. 
 l^ph. Xen. & Gesner ; f. ovmo, 
 pf. viryKovKa, a. 1. vnyKovffa, 
 a. 1. inf. vTraKovaai : fr. vtto, 
 aKovu). 
 
 'YrraXeitpu), f. ipw, to paint, anoint, 
 besmear : fr. vtto, dXticpoj. 
 
 YTraXtvaaOai, a. 1. inf. m. : & 
 
 YTTaXtvto, Ion. for -ov, pres. im- 
 per. of 
 
 'Y-TTcfXtvofiai, to avoid, escape by 
 stooping, use subterfuges : fr. 
 I'TTo, dXtvu), poet, for dXita. 
 
 'YTTaXXay//, yg, y, substitution, 
 exchange ; the figure hypallage : 
 
 YiraXXay^a, oTog, to, a thing 
 exchanjred, substitute : fr. 
 
 'YiraXXaTTio, f. ^tu, to substitute, 
 change, exchange ; put one in 
 the room of another : fr. vtto, 
 dXXdffau), or ttoj, to change. 
 
 'Y-TTaXv^ai, a. I. inf. act. of vir- 
 aXvffKto. 
 
 'YTzdXvKig, tiog, r), an avoiding, 
 escaping, flight : fr. 
 
 'YTraXvaKUJ, f. v$a>, to escape, 
 avoid, shun by turning aside : 
 fr. vTrb, dXixTKU). 
 
 'YTravaKivkw, u>, f. y<ru), to 
 move off secretly, remove : fr. 
 vrrb, dvaKivku). 
 
 'YiravaXiffKu), f. Xoxrw, to waste 
 or consume gradually : fr. vtto, 
 di'aXi<TKU). 
 
 'YTravaxitipkoj, ui, f. i)ffu), to with- 
 draw ])rivately, recede by de- 
 grees : fr. VTTO, dvaxujpiot. 
 
 "YiravSpog, b, y, subject to a hus- 
 band, having a husband, mar- 
 ried : fr. VTrb, uvyp. 
 
 'Ytt avidopiai, wfxai, to be some- 
 what grieved or distressed : fr. 
 VTTO, dvidu). 
 
 'YTravioTa^ai, to rise up to givo 
 place to another from resj)ect, 
 rise from one's seat : fr. virb, 
 dvi(TTafiai. 
 
 'YTTaviffTacro, rise up, pres. imper. 
 m. of the above. 
 
 'Yiravoiyio, f. £tu, to open clan- 
 destinely : fr. vTTo, dvoiyut. 
 
 'Y^avTdm, a, to come in one's 
 way, meet, encounter ; f. rjffijj, 
 perf. i)7ri7j'ri;>ca,a. 1. inryvTrjca: 
 
1 
 
 .1 
 
 % 
 
 
 TDA 
 
 fr. vTTOj ai'Tuu). Hence 
 'YTrdvTTjmg, fijjg, »/, & 'YTravrrj, 
 
 riQy r), a meeting, encountering. 
 *X7ravTiaKai(Taf JE,o\. for virav- 
 
 Tiaaacra, a. 1. part. act. f. g. of 
 
 VTVaVTlCHx). 
 
 ^YirnvTiaffai tov evt^tysrai', to 
 meet one's benefactor (that is 
 repay one that has obliged us) : 
 fr. 
 
 'YTTaiTtaw, w, & -a^w, f. aorw, to 
 go forth to meet, fall in with, 
 encounter, run against : fr. virb, 
 dvTiau), or dprdm. 
 
 **r7raj'rpog, 6, //, that is or abides 
 in caverns or holes : fr. virb, 
 dvTpoi\ 
 
 'YiraKoviog, 6, r), under the axle : 
 fr. vTTo, d^ujv. 
 
 'YTraTTuXiit), at, f. rjffiOy to threaten 
 obscurely. Th. dTrtiXsuj. 
 
 'YTraTTOKli'Uo, d, f. rjrrio, to move 
 off or withdraw secretly : fr. 
 VTTO, airoKivtM. 
 
 *Y7ra7roTOExio, to run or skulk 
 back from : fr. vtto, aTroTpfxiv. 
 
 'YTrdTTTHv, Ion. for v(pd7rreiv, U 
 put fire under. Th. utttu). 
 
 *'rnAP, ro, undecl. a true vision 
 (distinguished fr. orao,a dream,) 
 reality ; adv. awake. 
 
 ^YTrapyfitra, tUj Ion. for vjrrjn- 
 yi-iBva, things which have al 
 ready been done : fr. vrrdpxio. 
 
 'iVapyupof;, o, >'/, containing sil 
 ver, mixed with silver ; vTrdp- 
 yvpog <pit)vrj, a tongue at the 
 command of silver, venal, mer 
 cenary (said of those whose 
 tongue & voice are to be had 
 for a price) : fr. vrrb, dpyvpog. 
 YTTCipvog, & 'YTrdpprjvog^ ou, »/, 
 an ewe that gives suck to a lamb, 
 or that is with lamb : fr. vTrb, 
 dpg, dpvog. 
 
 "YTrdp^ai, a. 1. inf. act. oivrrapxtOy 
 to be : fr. apx<«>- Th. dpxh- 
 
 "Y7rap^ig,tutg, >), being, existence; 
 means of subsistence, property, 
 substance : fr. the same. 
 
 'YTrapirdl^iiVy Ion. for v<papTrd- 
 Knv, to filch : fr. dprrdl^uj. 
 
 'Yirdpxiv, Dor. for vTrrjoxiv, he 
 was, 3 sing, imperf. ind. act. fr. 
 vTrap^w. 
 
 'iVapx'/j VQy ^'h^ beginning, rise, 
 origin ; benefit first conferred. 
 Th. dpxv. 
 
 'YTrdpxovray Ta, means of sub- 
 sistence, resources, possessions : 
 fr. vTrdpxttf. 
 
 "Yrrapxog, ov, 6, ruling under an- 
 other, a subordinate, viceroy, 
 lieutenant, chief, governor ; an 
 Indian name for a river : fr. 
 VTTO, dpxbg. 
 
 *Y7rdpx(if, to be in the beginning, 
 exist previously, be, exist, sub- 
 sist, begin first, be the first to 
 say or do ; be previously ready, 
 
 YOE 
 
 be close at hand ; be present, 
 favour, assist ; have sufficient ; 
 be vTTapxog ; mid. to begin, 
 commence ; ovS' dfivvofitvog, 
 dW virapxitiVf r/diKeig avrovg, 
 Isocr. 443, nor was it in venge- 
 ance, but you were the first to 
 injure them ; Kai vTrap^si vfuv 
 i} If^irf TToXig, Xen. K. *A. v. p. 
 304, Hutch, my city shall espouse 
 your side, shall be with you to 
 aid ; rd virdpxovra, existing 
 circumstances, essential proper- 
 ties, substance, property ; Ik 
 tCjv vTTapxovTtt}V, according to 
 one's means ; f. vTrap^oj, perf. 
 vnripxcii a. 1. ind. act. vTrijp^a. 
 
 ^ Ili-«PX^»/- 
 
 'YTramricingy 6, »/, protected un- 
 der a shield : fr. vtto, danig. 
 
 'TTraaTTt^w, f. iffio, to go or fight 
 safe under another's shield; me- 
 taph. to be under care & protec- 
 tion of any one ; have under 
 one's own shield, protect ; be 
 armour-bearer to some one : fr. 
 VTrb, daTTig. Hence 
 
 'YTrcKTTriffrrjp, ijpog, & 'Y7ra(T7n(T- 
 ri)g, ov, 6, a shield-bearer, ar- 
 mour-bearer. 
 
 "YTrarrrpog, 6, i), under or influ- 
 enced by the stars : fr. vtto, 
 dcrrpov. 
 
 'YiraTsia, ag, >/, consulship : fr. 
 YTrarevu), f. ivau), to be consul : 
 & 
 
 'YirdriKog, rj, ou, consular : fr. 
 
 "YTraTog, rj, oi>, liighest, supreme, 
 contr. fr. vrripraTog ; a consul, 
 because invested with the chief 
 authority ; lionoured ; lowest, 
 deep. Th. vTrip. 
 
 "YTravXog, 6, //, under a tent or 
 covering: fr. i>7r6, avXrj. 
 
 "Yna<ppog^ b, »/, somewhat foam- 
 ing, bathed in tears : fr. vrrb, 
 d<pp6g. 
 
 'Y7rd<ppu)v, ot'ogy o, >), somewhat 
 stupid ; compar. v7ra(ppovs(TTt- 
 pog : fr. VTrb, d<ppit)v. 
 
 'YTTtdaij they are under. Ion. for 
 v7rei(Ti, 3 pi. pres. ind. of i57r- 
 ii/ji : fr. VTrb, ti^l, to be. 
 
 'Y7rfj3aXov, a. 2. ind. of v7ro(5dX- 
 \a>, to put under, suborn. Th. 
 (idXXio, to thr(>w, f. aXio. 
 
 'YTTefiXeirovTo, 3 plur. impf. ind. 
 m. of VTrofiXe7rof.iai, to look 
 sternly at. Th. ftXtnu), to see. 
 
 'Yirsyyvogy 6, >/, under a pledge 
 or bail, answerable, liable to 
 punishment, pawned : fr. vnb, 
 lyyvog. 
 
 'Yir'tcctinavy they feared, poet. for 
 vir'tCiKjaVy 3 pi. a. 1. ind. act. &: 
 
 'V7rt(Jtirt(Taj', they ha<l shnmk 
 from, by sync, for vTrtdticitiffai', 
 3 pi. plupf. m. of vTTohidut: fr. 
 i>7r6, StidiOj to fear ; f. StiffiOj pf. 
 m. SeiSta, plupf. IdiiSiuv, 
 (650) 
 
 YCE 
 
 'YTTfStiKa, a. 1. ind. act. of vtto- 
 itiKvvfiif to set under one's eyes; 
 f. ^(u, perf. rTTo^efiixa. 
 
 'YTTtHKiTOj Ion. for vTrtcixtTo, 
 fr. vTToStxofiaiy to undertake. 
 
 'YTTtciKTOf he had undertaken, by 
 Dor. or Ion. svnc. for vTnck- 
 CtKTOy 3 sing. ])luperf. pass, of 
 vTTOckxofiai. Th. ^fxo/(a», f. ^€- 
 ^oyuat, perf. pass, t't^iy^icuy ^ai, 
 KTai. 
 
 'TTTi^i^nro, 3sing. a. 1. ind. m. of 
 vTTodsxonai, to undertake ; perf. 
 pass. vTrodi('iyfiai. 
 
 'YTTtBijKaro, he supplied, 3 sing. 
 a. 1. ind. m. of vTroriOrj^ii, to j)ut 
 under. Th. TiOtj^i^ to pla're, f. 
 6i)(Tu)f a. 1. tdrjKa, a. 2. lOtiP. 
 
 'YTTticofxai, to observe from be- 
 low, suspect : fr. vxb, ilcu). 
 
 'YTTtiKaOiOy rr vTrtiKto. 
 
 'YTTtiKTtov, we nmst give way ; 
 verb. adj. fr. 
 
 'V7rf(Kw, to give way, submit to, 
 yield, obey, surrender, concede, 
 recede, deviate, cease ; poet. 
 virotiKu) ; f. i/Trtt^oi : fr. vtto, 
 
 '"YTTtifii, to go or come under, steal 
 secretly upon. Th. f7//i, to go. 
 
 "TTTftyia, to be under, lie con- 
 cealed, be at hand, assist, supply. 
 Th. ti^ly to be. 
 
 'YTTfij'ai, to have remitted, Ion. 
 for v^tlvai, a. 2. inf. : see vtpti- 
 fjiai : & virtlvutf to be present, 
 pres. inf. fr. the above. 
 TTTt/^o/iat, f. 1. m. of vTrtiKU). 
 
 'TTrttTTOj', a. 2. fr. obsol. vniiro), to 
 speak after or thereon, reply, 
 say secretly, whisper, suggest, 
 intimate, admonish, pretend : 
 fr. virb, tTTio. 
 
 'YTTtip, poet, for vrrtp, 
 
 YTreiptxoVy by metath. for vittp- 
 
 tixov, 3 pi. imperf. ind. act. & 
 
 YTTf jp£;)^oi, 3 s. pres. opt. act. fr. 
 
 vTTfpkx^t to hold over, excel : 
 
 fr. vnkp, poet, virtipj & tx^' 
 
 'YTreipoxog, 6, »/, Ion. & poet, for 
 vTrepoxogy above others, excel- 
 lent, most excellent, distin- 
 guished : fr. the same. 
 
 'YiriiffavTig, nom. pi. a. 1. part, 
 act. fr. vTTtiiOj Ion. for v^itjfii, 
 to submit. 
 
 'Y7rei(Tfpxofiai, to go up to under- 
 neatli, enter clandestinely ; a. 
 2. vTreiffiiXOov ; fr. vTrb, eiff- 
 
 . cpxo/irtt. ^ 
 
 'Y-TTtK, & YiTf^, prep, out from 
 beneath : fr. vtto, Ik. 
 
 'TTTtKCjOa/ittr, to escape, a. 2. inf. 
 fr. the obs. vTriKcpcm'no : fr. ^tto, 
 iKSpajiiBoj, for tKTnixM' 
 YTrBKCvi.u, -dvvio or -(^vw, to 
 draw off or steal away privately: 
 fr. VTrb, tKy & ^v/Jii, ^vio. 
 
 YTTtKOtiovTaiy Ion. for vTrtKBwi'' 
 raiy 3 pi. a. 2. subj. m. of vTrtK- 
 
 ••VI 
 
 «-».-> 
 
 '•\-> 
 
 YDE 
 
 ^ ri0j7/it, to remove. Th. ri0/;;i(. 
 
 'YTrtKKavfia, arog, ro, fuel, incite- 
 ment. Th. Kaiio. 
 
 'YiriKKii/jiaiy to be exposed clan- 
 destinely, deposited privately. 
 Th. Ktl^ai, to lie. 
 
 YTTtKKXVvMy to draw off privately, 
 
 ^ turn asi(le, decline. Th. kXivm. 
 
 YTTiKKoni^ujj f. i(T(Oy to carry 
 forth secretly, convey to a hid- 
 ing-place : hence vTrt^sKOfiiffav- 
 ro, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. m. : fr. vtto, 
 
 tKKO/jll^liJ. 
 
 YTreKXajn^dvtOy to take away by 
 stealth : fr. vTrb, U', Xofiliavo), 
 a. 2. c\a/3or. 
 
 YTreKTrtfiTTojy f. \fyiOy to send away 
 privately, convey clandestinely. 
 Th. TrefiTTio, to send. 
 YTTfKTrpoOsojy oj, f. tjffio, to outrun: 
 
 ^ fr. vTTOy t*c, Trpo, &. Otw, to run. 
 
 YTr(K7rpoXv"ojy f. v(Tu)y to loosen 
 from the under part, loosen un- 
 derneath. Th. Xv(o. 
 
 YTr(K7rpopsiOy to flow out from 
 under, escape unperceived. Th. 
 pfoj. 
 
 YTTiKTrpoTifivu), to cut forwards. 
 Th. rf/xvw. 
 
 Y7rtK7rpo<ptuyu)y to flee forth se- 
 cretly, escape : fr. utto, tie, Trpb, 
 
 ^ Si (peuyiOy a. 2. t^tiyor. 
 
 Y7reKffaio^(jjy 6c -ciio^u), f. w<tw, to 
 save, rescue from danger : fr. 
 
 VTTO, tKy (TUi^lO. 
 
 "YirtiCTieijfii, or ^YireKTiQefiaiy to 
 deposit or expose clandestinely, 
 remove privily, give in charge, 
 
 ^ confide. Th. ridii^i. 
 
 Y7re/crp€7ra>, to turn aside from. 
 
 Th. Tp'tTTU). 
 
 YTTtKTpsxiOy to run away out of, 
 escape from. Th. rpexio, f. dpa- 
 ixovfiai, a. 2. tcpa^ov. 
 YrriKipspiOy to carry away, with- 
 draw beyond the reach of dan- 
 ger : fr. VTTO, Ik, & (phiOy to 
 carry, f. oiaw, a. 1. i)vtyKa. 
 
 *YTr(K<pevyovTiy Dor. for vTrfK<ptv- 
 yovaiy 3 pi. pres. ind. act. & 
 'YTTfjc^uyf, Ion. for v-m^itpvyt, 
 
 ^ 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act.fr. 
 
 'YTTtKtpevyiOy to withdraw by 
 flight, flee privately, escape : fr. 
 I'TTO, Ik, Si. ^tvyiOy to flee. 
 YTTfKXfd), to pour out from be- 
 
 ^ low or softly : fr. vTrb, U, xew. 
 
 'YireKxiop'sMy w, to retire, with- 
 draw gradually or clandestinely: 
 fr. VTTO, fete, tSc x<^P^^} to go. 
 Y7rtXa/3ov, I took up, aor. 2. ind. 
 act. of vTToXafifidvu), to suppose, 
 imagine. Th. Xa^jidviOy to take ; 
 f. Xrjxpofxaiy a. 2. tXafSov. 
 VTTfXai'Ku, f. tXdffiOy to push on 
 gently, ride up to : fr. vTrb, 
 tXavvu). 
 
 'YTrfXti(p9riVy a. 1. ind. pass, of 
 viroXtiTTiOy to leave behind, f. ;//oj. 
 Th. XtiTTu}, a. 2. tXiirov. 
 
 YHE 
 
 'YTrtXr]<pQr]<Tav, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. 
 pass.of i/TToXa/i/Jat/oi, to suppose. 
 Th. Xa/jjSdvio, f. m. Xrj^ofiai, 
 perf. XkXr]<pay Att. elXTjtpay a. 2. 
 tXafiov. 
 'YTTtXvaaOy you untied, Ion. for 
 vTTtXvauj, 2 sing. a. 1. m. of i';7ro- 
 Xvio. Th. Xvo}, to h)ose, f. au), 
 a. 1. m. iXvad^qv, w, aro. 
 'YTrifxuvav, they waited, or en- 
 dured, 3 i>l. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 VTrofiBVio, to endure ; f. erut, a. 
 1. VTTBfjieipa, Th. ^uvio. 
 'YTTffivrifivKey 3 sing. perf. ind. 
 act. for VTn'i^vKs, of vTrtuxvio, to 
 sink or let fall the eyes, look 
 down, have a downcast look : fr. 
 VTrb, ri^vio, to fall, bend ; f. iWw, 
 perf. i'ffiVKa, hy Att. redupl. t/x//- 
 f^VKay by changing i] into e, & 
 poet, pleon. of v, ifivif^vKa ; 11. 
 X. 491. Heyne has edited vtti^- 
 
 'YTTBjxvrjaOtjv, I called to mind, a. 
 I. ind. pass, of VTrofxt^vt'itrKM. 
 
 YTTtvavTiog, a, or, opposite, ad- 
 verse ; meeting, encountering : 
 fr. VTTOy ivavTiog. Hence 
 
 YTTivavTiiogy adv., in opposition, 
 directly contrary. 
 
 'YTrkvfpBty poet., beneath, under : 
 fr. VTrb, tvipBsy below ; for ivi- 
 
 ^ poBe, fr. tvfpogy dead. 
 
 'YTTfvoovUy imperf. act. of vtto- 
 voeioy i5, to suspect, f. ijaot, perf. 
 VTroviv6i)Ka : fr. utto, vokia. 
 
 YTTi^dyiD, to rescue, extricate 
 from, withdraw secretly : fr. 
 
 YOE 
 
 rush forward upon ; vKi^iovrigy 
 
 having gone forth, a. 2. part. 
 
 Herod, i. I76, having privily 
 
 made their escape, iv. 120 : fr. 
 
 VTTO, tKttfUy to go out. Th. t7/ii, 
 
 or tio, to go. 
 YTTi^upvio, f. {xrtoy to withdraw, 
 
 rescue : fr. vtto, iK, 6i tlovo), 
 
 on. for tpvM. 
 YTTt^tXavviOy f. d<TiOy to drive off 
 or ride off or forth : fr. virb, tf, 
 tKavi'u). 
 'YiTtlitXBtivy a. 2. inf. act. of 
 'Ynitfpxo^aiy to go out clandes- 
 tinely, steal away ; withdraw 
 
 VTTO, i^dyu) 
 
 'YTTt^aipiaig, tiog, »/, the taking 
 away from under, removing pri- 
 vately, subtraction : fr. 
 
 YTnXaipku)y a), f. i](Th)y to take 
 away from under, withdraw pri- 
 vately, remove, rob, subtract 
 
 fr. VTTO, t^atpiio. 
 
 YTTt^aipujy to cause to disappear, 
 remove, reject, send away, take 
 away privately, avert ; f. apw, 
 perf. VTre^tjpKa : fr. vTrb, t^aipuj. 
 
 YTTtKaXtiwfiai, a. 1. inf. i^Trt^aXI- 
 acrBat, to shun, avoid, escape 
 privately. Th. dXku). 
 
 YTTt^aXiKTKiOy f. KiOy to escape by 
 going under ; steal away, avoid, 
 shun : fr. i»7r6, t^aXvcrKw. 
 
 Y7re^ai'a(3aivujy to mount up, 
 ascend from under. Th. (iaivio. 
 
 YTTe^avaSvgy emerging, escaping 
 by emerging, rising up from, 
 pres. or a. 2. part. : fr. vko, i^, 
 dvd, &. Sva/y ovSvfiiy to go under. 
 
 YTTt^avrXtuiy ai, to exhaust en- 
 tirely : fr. VTrb, t^, dvrXku). 
 
 'YTrt^apaipT]fifpiov, Ion. for VTrt^- 
 ypijuh'ioj'y fr. vTTtKaipew. 
 
 YTrtK(t<pViOy f. v(Tu}y to absorb 
 gradually. Th. a^i^ui. 
 
 Y7rf^«//i{, to steal out, escape, 
 make off ; come forth into view, 
 (C51) 
 
 oneself ; take vengeance on, 
 punish : fr. vTrb, IK, & tpx^fiai^ ; 
 f. iXtiKTofiai, a. 2. i/XBoy. 
 
 YntKitJxii he escaped, for which 
 we have conmionly vTrt^ttpvyt, 3 
 sing. a. 2. ind. act^ of vTrtttX"^. 
 
 YTTt^'aptpoVy imperf. act. of W7rt<c- 
 06pw, to carry away privily. 
 
 'YTTtK^xiiiy to retire secretlv*. Th. 
 
 YTni,iiiaaVy they withdrew them- 
 selves. See ifiaav. 
 'YTTf ^//Xv^e, he shunned, 3 sing. a. 
 1. ind. act. of vTrB^aXvaKio. 
 YTTt^iffraiJiaiy to stand aside, give 
 ^ way : fr. vTrby ihanj^i. 
 YTTi^ovaiog, ov, 6, under the care, 
 guardianship or authority of a 
 father ; not yet of age : fr. vnb, 
 iiiovffia. 
 'YfreTrXevffafieVy 1 pi. a. 1. ind. 
 act. of vTTOTrXkiOy to sail under, 
 sail close by. Th. rrXsw, to sail, 
 f. irXevau), a. 1. tTrXtvffa. 
 'YIIE'P, super, poet. vTrtip, (with 
 a gen.) over, above, across ; for, 
 in behalf of, in the name, stead, 
 or place of another ; on account 
 of, through ; concerning ; (with 
 ace.) on the otlier side, beyond, 
 higher up; except; contrary to; 
 when no case follows, it is used 
 adverbially ; as 2 Cor. xi. 23, 
 
 hoKOVOl XpKTTOV I'iiJl ', VTTip 
 
 iyoj, I am more. In composition 
 it denotes, over, above, in behalf 
 of, from, beyond, and augments 
 the signification : above, VTrep 
 Ke<paXijg, above or over his head, 
 II. B. 20 : — over, vtjbg vrrip roi- 
 Xtov Karoj3//fTf rat, falls over the 
 ship's sides, II. O. 382 : — across, 
 VTTfp Td<ppov fitydX' la^*? shout- 
 ed aloud across the trenches, II. 
 i\ 228: — in front of, tux^^Q vrrlp 
 vtCJi'y 11. H. 449: — for, that is,for 
 the good of, in defence of, as 
 Kom. viii. 31, tt b Btof vTrkp 
 I'l^wi/y rig KaB' y/jiuii' ; or jus a 
 prayer for, TrpoatvxtrrBe vTTip 
 roji> i Try] Of aL,6rTu>v iif-tdg, Matth. 
 V. 44, pray for those that de- 
 spiteful ly use you : — of, accord- 
 ing to, 'O Btot-, h'tpyior iv vfuv 
 — VTTtp Ttjg evdoKtag, Phil. ii. 13, 
 
1 
 
 1 ' 
 > '. 
 
 1 1 ' 
 
 YllE 
 
 of his good pleasure :— in lieu, 
 instead of, (Tv^(t>kpfi 'Iva tig arro- 
 ddvy vrrtp tov \aov^ Jo. xi. 50, 
 instead of the people : "iva Vnij} 
 
 YnE 
 
 worthy : fr. vrrtp, alviTog. 
 'YTTfpaipw, to lift up, elevate ; 
 soar over ; raise too high ; sur- 
 pass, overcome ; exalt one^s self 
 
 aov haKovg /.oc, in thy stead, beyond measui;e ; f. apu, p , 
 
 Philem. 13 : — on account of, to. 
 li Wvii viTip iX'tovg doldrrai 
 TOV Btoi', Rom. XV. 0, should 
 j;lorify God for his mercy -.—re- 
 specting, vTTtp tJJG irapovtyiag 
 TOV Kvpiov, 2 Thess. ii. 1, re- 
 specting, for the coming of the 
 Lord : like the Lat. super, Kpci- 
 Ktt VTTto 'IffpartX, Rom. ix. 27, 
 crieth aloud concerning Israel : 
 —also for ^id, through, virtp tjq 
 lOvntTKe, Soph. Trach. 110, 
 through whom he died :— hv, as 
 an adjuration ; \i<y(so}i vulp 
 ■\\/vxtig Kai yovviov, U. X. 1 be- 
 seech you by your life and your 
 Icnees (clasping them as a sup- 
 pliant) : Kai piv vTfip Trarpbg 
 Xicrato, 11. Q. entreat him by Ins 
 father ; (see more at length ni 
 L. Bos Misc. 132.)— on account 
 of, VTTtp TrdOeiov, Eur. Hipp. 
 159, on acc«)unt of sorrows : 
 tpiSog UTTsp, Andr. 90, on ac- 
 count of strife : more commonly 
 vTTo: (see Markl. on Eur. Supph 
 1125.) with an iniin., t»7r^p tov 
 pri ^ax«<y0«i» in order not to 
 
 i>7r£pr;p/crt, a. I. VTTfpnpa ; pr. m. 
 
 or pass. vTrtpatpo/zacto be|)uftVd 
 
 up, or vaunt one's self vmseemly, 
 
 be elated ; coast ahmg ; a. 1. 
 
 pass. vTTfpijnOnv, a 1. inf. pass. 
 
 vinpapOijvcu. Th. aipw. 
 'YirBpaiffxpog, 6, »/, very base. 
 
 Th. alnxpog, base. 
 'YTTfoaitupsw, ui, f. r}(TM, mid 
 
 vTTtpatutnkopai, ovpaiy to hang, 
 
 float, hover ovei*, anchor above: 
 
 fr. i;7r«p, attup«a». 
 'YTTspaKpog, o, r/, having passed 
 
 the tlower of one's age : fr. 
 
 vTTtp, dicpit. 
 'YirepaKovTiK^i f. <(Tw, to shoot 
 
 beyond, excel : fr. vTrtp, cikop- 
 
 'YTrtpaicpia, lov, ra, the peaks of 
 mountains : fr. vTrtpuKpiog. 
 YirfpaKpiKio, to reach the top, as 
 of a wall, and climb over, over- 
 top, surpass in height: fr.vTrtp, 
 
 O-Kpil^U). 
 
 'Yirfpc'iKpiog, 6, »/, over the top, 
 that inhabits ^mountainous 
 places : fr. vTrkp, aKpog. 
 pr, ^ax— ., .» ..^. 'YTT.paXy.u^a),;.,^^-, to be over- 
 fight, to avoid fighting. With grieved : fr. i;;r.p, «^r'- ^^ 
 theaccus.: i;r^p (1.^0 v, over his 'YTrtpaXr/C, ^og o. >,, gne^ng 
 
 THE 
 
 fY^lpa(T0/ioc, o, V, panting exces- 
 sively : fr. vnip, dffOpa. 
 
 'YTTtpaffTrdi^opaij to embi-ace ten- 
 derly : fr. VTTtp, dffird'Copai. 
 
 'YTTCpaffTri^w, f. iffio, to hold one's 
 shield over, protect : fr. vTTtp, 
 d(T7ri^io. Hence 
 
 'YTTepaairiffpog, oD, 6, a defence, 
 protection : & 
 
 'Y7rfpa(r7ri(Tr/)p, ijpog, 6, same as 
 
 'YTrepamriaTi'ig, ov, 6, that holds 
 his shield over, a protector. 
 
 'Y7r«pa<T7rtw, f. 1. Att. of virep- 
 
 atTTTt^W. 
 
 'YTTspav^drijjy to grow greiitly, 
 overspread, flourish ; f. ^ijciu, 
 a. 1. v7rtpi}vKn<^a. : fr. vTrco, av- 
 ^dvit). 
 
 'YTripavx^^Q, o, i). very boastful : 
 fr. vTTfp, avxh- 
 
 shoulder, II. E. 16, ovO vnlp 
 alffav, not beyond what is just, 
 not unjustly, H. T. 59 ; vtt^P 
 TiffffapdKOVTa tr»7, more than 
 forty years ; virip tov \6yoy, 
 beyond expression ; virkp tov 
 dvOpioTTov, beyond the power of 
 man ; vTTtp tov Kaipov, out of 
 season. 
 'YTTspa, ag, »/, the rope by which 
 the' sail-yards were managed : 
 
 fr. VTTtp. 
 
 'YTTtpayav, adv., very, excessive- 
 ly : fr. VTTtp, dyav. 
 
 exceedingly : fr. vTTfp, aXyog 
 'YTnpaXKiig, (og, 6, >/,very strong: 
 
 fr. VTTfp, oXk//. 
 'YTTtpaXXo/iai, to leap over, over- 
 leap : fr. VTTtp, dXXopai. 
 'YTTtpaXXoc, 6, »/, that exceeds 
 
 others, illustrious, excellent: fr. 
 
 VTTtp, aXXot;. 
 'YTTtpaX/ifi'or, over-leaping, by 
 
 sync, for vTrtpaXXoptvov, ace. 
 
 sing. part. pres. of vTTt paXXo^ai. 
 'Y-rripavaiHopai, ovpai, f. iaopai, 
 
 to surpass in iini»udence : fr. 
 
 i;7Ttp, diai^topai 
 
 ■^^y::Z^X^. ^.«. to be r.e,a..HXX. poet tc. rise a- 
 
 very angry : fr. VTTtp, ayavuK 
 
 TiU). 
 
 'YTTipdyapai, to admire above 
 measure : fr. vTrtp, dyapai. 
 
 'YinpayaTrdio, w, f. Vff^o, to love 
 beyond measure, be over-fond 
 of. Th. dyuTrdu}, to love. 
 
 "YTTtpayorrwc, very, excellently, 
 adv., 2 Mace. vii. 20 : fr. 
 
 'YTTtpayai, f. $ai, to excel, sur 
 pass. Th. dyui, to lead. 
 
 'YTTtpatV, by dialys. for vTTtpatT, 
 dat. sing. fr. 
 
 'YTTtpa//c, tog, 6, 17, blowing from 
 above, blowing violently : fr. 
 vTTio, dui, to breathe, blow. 
 
 'YTTtpai^eo/xat, f. tffopat, to re- 
 verence exceedingly : fr. VTTtp, 
 ai^topat. 
 
 'YTTtpatvtroc, rj, bv, very praise- 
 
 bove : fr. uTTtp, dvariXXio. 
 
 'YTTtpavTXog, 6, »/, too leaky to 
 be relieved by pumping, over- 
 whelmed : fr. VTTtp, di'TXog. 
 
 'YTTtpavw, & 'Yirtpdviuetr, (adv. 
 with gen.) far above : fr. VTTtp, 
 aro), upward. 
 
 'Y7repa7ro9vi,aKio, to die for : fr. 
 VTTtp, diroOvi)(TKu}. 
 
 'YTTipaTToKpivopai, to answer for, 
 defend : fr. vTrtp, aTroKoivopai. 
 
 'YirepaTToXoytioOai rivog, for v- 
 TTtp Tivog o7ToXoyt7<r0at, to plead 
 a cause, make a defence for one. 
 
 'YTrtpap0/>at, a. 1. inf. pass, of 
 
 VTTtpoipiO. 
 
 'YTTfpcippio^Uo, w, f. i;tw, to dread 
 beyond measure, feel dread in 
 behalf of, fear for : fr. vtt^p, 
 dppiu^tw, for 6ppot6kio. 
 (652) 
 
 'YTTtpd^ai^oc, ^, o, >/, Dor. ior 
 
 V7r(pt,(pavog, overbearing. 
 'YTTtpaxOik, fogy 6, 1), overloaded: 
 'YTrtpdx^o/xat, to be excessively 
 grieved or indignant. Th. dx^oc- 
 'rTTfp/Sairui, to go over, go be- 
 yond or across ; climb beyond 
 others, outstrip, excel, surpass, 
 overcome, conquer, ]>ass by, 
 omit to notice ; f. v-7Tfp/3/;To^ai, 
 perf. vTrtp/3t/3»;Ka, a. 2. vTTtp- 
 tjSiiv : fr. V7rt(>, fSaivui. 
 'Y7rtpl3aXX6vTu}g, adv., exces- 
 sively, exceedingly, excellently, 
 very, too much : fr. 
 'YTTt'p^dXXw, to throw beyond, 
 surpass, excel, outstrip, exceed, 
 alxmnd, pass over ; f. aXui, perf. 
 ^(jSXnKo, perf. m. v7rfp/3t/ioXa. 
 Th. /3dXXw, to throw, f. aXut, 
 perf. (ii^XrjKa, a. 2. i^iuXov. 
 'YTTtpi3ap»}c, iog, 6,1), exceed- 
 ingly heavy : fr. vTTtp, (iapvg. 
 'YTrtpj3a(T(a, ag, Ion. >;g, »/, trans- 
 gression, contempt, poet, for 
 'YTTkpliaaig^tiog, >;, a passing over, 
 passage ; a i)assing beyt)nd, ex- 
 celling ; injury ; pride, con- 
 tempt ; transgression, violation 
 of a law, treaty, &e. : fr. vTrtp- 
 (3aivu). 
 'Y7Tfp/3ar6v, ov, to, hyperbaton, a 
 figure of speech, viz. when the 
 ari-angement of the words is al- 
 tered : fr. 
 *Y7rtp/3aroe, rj, bv, easy to pass 
 over, that may be surpassed : 
 that surpas.ses, excellent, most 
 excellent : fr. v7Ttp/3atrw. 
 'Y7Tfp/3/;y, Att. for vTTfp/3y, 3 s. 
 a. 2. subj. act. of vTTtp/3aivu>. 
 Y7Ttp/3j/i'ftt, a. 2. inf. act. & 
 'YTTtp/3yc, 2 sing. a. 1. subj. act. 
 of the same verb. 
 YTTtp/Std^o/iiat, f. dffofxaiy to over- 
 power, be excessively violent : 
 fr. VTTtp, j3id^opai. 
 YTTtp/Stoc, 6, t), having extraor- 
 dinary strength, overbearing, 
 violent, furious, insolent ; Lat. 
 
 YOE 
 
 superhusy proud : fr. vTT^p, fSia. 
 
 'Y7rkp(3iov & 'Y7Ttp/3twc, adv., be- 
 yond any force ; violently, ex- 
 cessively : fr. the above. 
 
 'YTrtp/3oXdr ;;r, adv., beyond mea- 
 sure ; immoderately : & 
 
 'Y7rfp/3oXrti, heights, peaks, pas- 
 sages over eminences : fr. 
 YTTfpSoXt), ijg, I'lj exuberance, 
 what remains over and above, 
 excess; height, summit, passage 
 over an eminence ; excellence, 
 eminence ; hj/perfxfley exaggera- 
 tion ; putting off : fr. perf. m. 
 of vTTtp/idXXw. 
 
 'YTTtpi^oXia, ag, >/, exces-s, vio 
 lence : fr. the same. 
 
 'YTrtp/3oXt»c6(;, »), or, excessive, 
 extravagant, hyperbolical : fr. 
 vTTfp/3oXr/. 
 
 'YTTtplioptog, 6, /;, residing be- 
 yond Boreas or the north. Hy- 
 perborean, boundless, exceed- 
 ing : 'Yirep(36ptoi, lov, oi, na- 
 tions beyond the north. Th. 
 Bopfag. the north wind, north. 
 
 'YTrtp/3pt0;}(,*, tog, b, »';, excessively 
 heavy : fr. vTTtp, (^pWog. 
 
 'YTTtp/3pir(u, to teem with, abound, 
 overflow : fr. vTTtp, (Spvio. 
 
 'YTTtpydZopai, f. daopai, to work, 
 contrive, undermine, work in 
 secret ; plough up the soil ; sub- 
 due : fr. VTTO, tpyd^oftai. 
 
 'YTTtpytXotof, a, or, very ridicu- 
 lous : fr. VTTtp, ytXolog. 
 
 *Y7repy(pi'^uj,to overload: fr. vTTtp, 
 yipt^(jj. 
 
 ^YTTspyrjoiog, (ov, very old. Th. 
 yfjpag, 
 
 'Y-jrepSacrvg, eta, v, very hairy or 
 shaguy : fr. VTTtp, caaug. 
 
 'YTTtpcia, by sync, for vTrepCtta, 
 
 YnE 
 
 accus. sing. fr. 
 
 'YTTipStijg, iog, Of t], trembling 
 with fe.ar; above fear, brave: 
 fr. vTT^p, I'tog. 
 
 'YTrepStidiu, f. aw, to fear exceed- 
 ingly, fear for another. Th. Sti- 
 Sw, to fear. 
 
 YTTtpCttfxaii'o), f. aval, to be ex- 
 ceedingly afraid of, dread very 
 much : fr. vTTtp, Stipaivio. 
 
 'YTTtpct^iog, 6, >/, elevated to- 
 wards the right, higher, supe- 
 rior : fr. VTTtp, Stliiog. 
 
 *Y7Tfp5iKiio, ui, f. i)<Tujf to plead the 
 cause of: fr. vTTtp, SIkij. 
 
 ^YTTSpSlKOV 'StpKTlV 0Uyttr, to 
 
 avoid the avenging Nemesis 
 
 ^ (see Schol. Find. H. x. C8) : fr. 
 
 'YTTfp^jicoc, 6, r/, very just ; aven- 
 ging. Th. (^iKTj. Hence 
 
 'YTTtpCiKiog, adv., most justly. 
 
 'Y7Tfp^vi'o/<o(t», w, to overpower ; 
 f. uKTio, a. I. vTTtpt^vvdptjjaa : fr. 
 VTT^p, Cvvapai. 
 
 'YTTtptcpdpoptv, I pi. a. 2. ind. 
 act. of vTrtprp£xt«^j to run over. 
 Th. Tptxojy to run, f. 0pf $a>, perf. 
 
 St^pdfirjKa, a. 2. icpcifiov. 
 
 'YTTtptOtptjVy cro, TO, a. 2. m. of 
 vTTtpTiQripi, to put over. Th. 
 TiQrjp.!, f. Orjau), a. 2. tOriv. 
 
 'YTTtptidto, to overlook, disregard, 
 despise, connive at, bear with, 
 suffer, ])ernnt, excuse ; f. tho- 
 pai, a. 2. vTTtpcT^or, a. 2. ])art. 
 act. VTTtpt^tiii', ovTog : fr. vTTfn. 
 tlSto, to see, a. 2. iloov &. ISov : 
 also 
 
 'YTTtp{t^a>, f. (T(o, to put under, so 
 as to render firm, prop up : fr. 
 VTTO, tptidio. 
 
 'YntpttTrii), to undermine, sub- 
 vert ; sink under ; a. 2. V7n)pi- 
 
 TTOV : fr. VTTO, tptlTTW. 
 
 'YTTtp^Ktira, adv., beyond, still 
 
 farther, (with gen.) 2 Cor. x. 
 
 16 : fr. VTTtp, tKilvog. 
 'Y7reptK7rXri(T<Tio, f. r/^tu, to terrify 
 
 beyond measure ; perf. pass. 
 
 ifTrtptKTrk'nXrjyp.ai : fr. vnkp, Ik- 
 
 1TXi)<J(Tii). 
 
 'YizipfKTilvw, to stretch out be- 
 yond, exceed the proper limits ; 
 f. VTTcptKrtra), a. 1. vTrtpt^e- 
 Ttiva : fr. vTTtp, tKTtivtu. 
 
 'Y7rfpfKTi"vu), f. I'ffio, to pay or 
 sutt'er for : fr. vTTtp, tK,Tiv(o, or 
 Tiio, to pay. Hence 
 
 'YTTtpeicrKTtt;, iuig, 1), a paying, 
 payment, expenses, disburse- 
 ment, vengeance. 
 
 'Yvrtptjcx^t.;, to pour out over or 
 upon, so as to run over : fr. 
 VTTtp, Ik, xta>, fut. xf''"^ti>. 
 
 'YTrtpeKxvvoj, to pour out too 
 much ; f. v7rtpfK:xv'o'<«>, perf. 
 
 VTTtptfCKtXl"Ca, but VTTtptKXVVO- 
 
 paij to overflow : fr. vTTtp, Ik, 
 
 Xvvio. Th. xtw, f. x^^^^' 
 'Y7rfpBXa<ppog, b, >), exceedingly 
 
 light and active. Th. iXa(l)p6g. 
 'YTTipeXOojv, having conquered, 
 
 surpassed, a. 2. part. act. fr. 
 
 vTTfptpxo/Ltat. 
 'YTTtpefXTripTrXrjpi, to fill too full, 
 
 overload : fr. vTTtp, tv, tti'/u- 
 
 TrXTjfxi. 
 'YTTtptvTvyxdvu), to interpose, 
 
 intercede for, interrupt : fr. 
 
 VTTtp, tvTvyxdvis). 
 'YTTfps^ft, 3 sing. f. 1. fr. vTrtptxw. 
 'YTTtpt^tXtvffoptOaf 1 pi. f. 1. mid. 
 
 'Yntpf^fpxopai, to go out of one's 
 way for, make a digression ; ex- 
 ceed, surpass, excel : fr. vTTtp, 
 f^, tpxopat, f. tXtvaopai, a. 2. 
 i,Xv9ov, by .sync. i]X9ov. 
 
 YTTtptKyjKOVTtTijg, & -TOVTtjg, tog, 
 b, //, above sixty years old : fr. 
 VTTtp, i^rfKOVTa, tTog. 
 
 YTTtptTTati'td*, to, to praise exces- 
 sively : fr. VTTtp, iTTaivtii}. 
 
 'YTrtpfTTaipw, to raise too high, 
 exalt greatly ; a. 1. ind. pjiss. 
 vTTspeTriipOijv: fr. vTTtp, tTra/pw. 
 
 'YTrfpf7rj0('/xttu, to desire beyond 
 (653) 
 
 YOE 
 
 all measure, greatly long for : fr. 
 
 VTTtp, tTTlOvptUJ. 
 
 'YTTtpfTrXeovafta, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 VTTfpTrXtovdi^w, to abound ex- 
 eeedinglv. 
 
 'YTTtptTTTb), to eat away from bo- 
 low, draw away. Th. totTrrw. 
 
 'YTrtntpxo/iat, to go beyond, sur- 
 pas.s. Th. tpxofiai. 
 
 'YTTtpttrOiu), to eat to excess : fr. 
 VTTtp, taOiio. 
 
 'YTTepi(Txs, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. 
 
 of VTTfptX***' 
 
 YTTtptv, exceedingly well. Th. tv. 
 YTTtptvyw, f. Kit), to belch slight- 
 ly : fr. VTTO, tpivyii). 
 
 'YTTepev^paivoj, to delight ex- 
 ceedingly, cause great joy : fr. 
 VTTtp, tv6paivu). 
 
 'YTript<pOiTo TTitTpbg, for vtt^o 
 
 TOV TTUTpbg t<l>0lTO, TOVTttTTlV, 
 
 i(povtvOi,, Kai tOavtv, died, was 
 slain for his father. See i(p9iro. 
 
 'YTTtptx9aipio,to hate exceeding- 
 ly : fr. {>Trfp, ix9aipM. 
 
 'YTTtptxio, to hold over or above, 
 cover, protect ; pr(>ject above ; 
 rise over, excel, surpass ; con- 
 quer ; project ; abound ; to 
 vTTtpixov, that which excels, 
 pres. part. n. g. & in pi. rd 
 vTTfp'sxovTa, lofty, sublime 
 things ; f. vTTtpt^w, a. 2. vTTtp- 
 6(Txov : fr. VTTtp, fx^'j *'> have, 
 f. t^tu & (Txi7<T(u, perf. to'x'/'ca, 
 a. 2. tcrxov. 
 
 YTTtp^ttu, f. t(To), to boil over : fr. 
 
 < , y> 
 
 VTTtp, L,tO}. 
 
 'YTripT]Ctu)g, adv., very cheer- 
 fully, willingly : fr. 
 
 'YTrtpt}dvg, tia, v, superl. imtp- 
 i)h(TTog, over-sweet, very sweet 
 or delightful : fr. vTTtp, ij^vg, 
 
 'YTrtpifSu), to please beyond mea- 
 sure ; 'YTTtpriSopai, to be very 
 greatly delighted. Th. yUvg. 
 
 'YTTtpTjptpia, ag, //, the delaying 
 (of payment) beyond the ap- 
 pointed day, an additional time 
 given by way of grace, interest 
 for the time beyond that ap- 
 pointed : fr. 
 
 'YTTtpj/^tpof, 6, »/, exceeding the 
 promised or appointed day, one 
 who does not pay to the day ; 
 with a gen. its meaning is ex- 
 tended to other things, as virtp- 
 Tjfitpog Twv ydpu/v, that is past 
 the time for marriage, Luc. 
 Phil, iu Ep. fJiTjH (TtavTov v6- 
 pi^t VTTtprjptpov Ti)g tovtujv 
 aKpodnttitg, nor think that you 
 have passed the age for listening 
 to them ; but vTrtpijptpov ticr- 
 TTpaTTtiv Ttvd, in Dem. tSc gene- 
 rally is, to be sharp with one 
 slack in payment, and make 
 him p.ay for the delay ; see 
 Duport in Theophr. Char. 361: 
 fr. VTTtp, y)pipa, a day. 
 
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 'YTrfp/'/fittruc, €ta, v, more than 
 
 half : fr. v-rrtp, rjfiiffVQ. 
 'YTrfpiji'OfikiVf to surpass other 
 
 men, be pre-emuieiit, proud : fr. 
 
 'YTTtprjvitip, opog, 6, »/, that sur- 
 passes other men in strcuf^th, 
 valiant, proud : fr. virtp, ai'iin. 
 
 'Yirtpripa, aq, c, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 vTTfpajpw, to raise too high, sur- 
 pass : fr. vTTtp, a't pu), to lift, f. 
 apoj, a. 1. ;/()«. 
 
 'YTTepT](pai4ii), uj, f. 7/(T(u, to he in- 
 solent, haughty, fierce, exalt one- 
 self, vaunt; treat haughtily: fr. 
 
 *Y7r(pT](pavi)(^', koQ, o, //, pre-emi- 
 nent, distinguished ; arrogant, 
 proud, lofty, erect : same as 
 V7r(pli<pavog. 
 
 'T7rfp>;^ai'(a,a<,-,>/,prIde,haughti- 
 ness, grandeur : fr. 
 
 'Y7repr](pavog, 6, y), one who shows 
 himself or appeal's above others, 
 pre-eminent, distinguished, in- 
 solent, over-bearing, arrogant, 
 haughty, proud, contemptuous ; 
 neut. magnificence, surpassing 
 beauty : fr. vTrsp, tpaivo^ai. 
 
 'YTTfprjtpavwQf adv., arrogantly, 
 haughtily : fr. v7npi](pavi]Q. 
 
 'VrrfpOaXacrcriot,', «& -Xaaai^tog, 6, 
 >/, above or beyond the sea : fr. 
 vTrio, OiiXatTfTa. 
 
 "YnipOe, or "YTTfo^fr, adv., from 
 above, above, on the top ; vTvfp- 
 6( (idWtiv, poet, for v\l/ovi/y to 
 exalt, raise on high. Th. vTrip. 
 
 'YTTfpOenaTi^u), to ])ut a price on 
 a thing, make a bid for, increase 
 the price, outbid ; as if fr. ^Trtp- 
 9efia, an additional price put on. 
 
 ^ Th. riGniJit. 
 
 'YntpOtnaTifff^ioQ^ ou, 6, an in- 
 creasing of the price, farther 
 hidding : & 
 
 'YTTfpOtfiaTLarijg, ov, 6, one that 
 in bidding enhances the price : 
 fr. virtp9ifiaTiZ,u). 
 
 'YTTtpOtaig, £wg, »), a putting off 
 to another time, procrastination 
 fr. vTrtpTiOr/fii, to put off. 
 
 'YTTtpOtuj, to run beyond, outstrip, 
 excel : fr. vTrep, Oho. 
 Y-TrepOin'/tTKio, a. 2. sOavov, to die 
 for : fr. ?^7rtp, Qvi]<TKio. 
 
 'YiTtpOopiu), Ji, f. i]au)j &. mid. 
 to overleap, leap or s})ring over 
 or beyond : fr. vrrep, OopiM. 
 
 'YTTipOoibaKu}, f. Oopoujjiai, Ion 
 Oopeofiat, to leap or spring over 
 fr. VTTtp, Gpioaicu), 
 
 'Y7rsp9i'ixog, o, »/, magnanimous, 
 very courageous or passionate : 
 fr. virep, Gvfiog. 
 
 'YTTtpOvpiop, & 'YTTipOvpoVf ov, 
 TO, the lintel of a door : i'r. virtp, 
 9vpa. 
 
 'Y;rtp(^fTf, to look down upon, 
 despise, a. 2. inf. of vTrepBiduj. 
 
 'Yiripihig, ov, 6, Hyperides, a 
 proper name. 
 
 'YTTfoi^wv, ovTOQ, a. 2. part. act. 
 of vTrtptj'^w, to connive at. 
 
 'YTTtpiq^i, f. T]ffo),io hurl beyond: 
 fr. vTrkp, if]f^(i. 
 
 'YIIEPIKON, ov, or ov, ov, to, 
 Lat. hi/pencum, St. John's wort. 
 
 'YTrepiKTaivoixai, to hasten on- 
 ward with speed beyond one's 
 strength : fr. inrkp, 'iKTup. 
 
 YTrepioviSiiQ, ov, 6, a patronymic: 
 fr. 'YTTipiuiv. 
 
 'YTrfpinTajxai, a. 2. m. crrTcifDjv, 
 to fly over : fr. vTrep, 'iTTTafxai. 
 
 'YTTfpiffTtjui, to place over, a. 2. 
 vTTfptaTtjv, to stand over ; mid. 
 'Y-mpiffTayai, to stand over, pr(>- 
 tect, defend : fr. inrip, 'i(TTi]fii. 
 
 'YrrtpiffTUip, opog, 6, i), knowing 
 too well, too well aware : fr. 
 
 VTTiO, 'iffTlop. 
 
 'YTrfpia^vpog, 6, >;, exceedingly 
 strong : fr. vjrep, iaxvpog. 
 
 'Y7ripi(T\v'io, in be stronger, pre- 
 vail over; f. vffio, perf. if Ka : fr. 
 vjrip, icrxvu), to be strong. 
 
 'YTr(p'i(Tx***i the same as vTripk\ii), 
 to hold over. 
 
 'Yirip'i'ijiv, ovog, 6, //, going above 
 or over ; an epithet of the sun, 
 as if virip iCjv, going above us ; 
 a j)roper name, Hyperion. 
 
 YTTepKiiOijfiai, to sit above ; im- 
 pend over : fr. virep, KoOij^iai. 
 
 'Y7rfp»caXX/}c, iog, 6, //, very beau- 
 tiful, by far the most beautiful : 
 fr. inreo, kuXvc. 
 
 'YTrtpKctfiifti}, to toil or suffer for: 
 fr. virep, Kaj^vuj. 
 
 'YTTSpKaTul^aii'u), to descend by 
 crossing over. Th. (iaivu). 
 
 'YiTipKaTT]'piig, log, 6, »*/, reserved, 
 sliy, very sad : see Kart]<p!jg. 
 
 'YTrtpKuxXaKio, to boil over : fr. 
 virip, KayXal^ui. 
 
 'YTTipKn^ai, to lie over, sit above 
 at table, be situated beyond, be 
 above, impend, preside: fr.vTrip, 
 Ktlfiai. 
 
 'YmpKipdvvvfii, to pour in over 
 and above, pt>ur from on high ; 
 f. Ktpdffu), perf. KfKipaKa : fr. 
 vTTcp, Kepdvvvfit. 
 
 'YTTfpKfpduj, u), to outflank and 
 circumvent an enemy : fr. virip, 
 Kipag, a wing. 
 
 'YTTtpKo^nTog, 6, >'/, very or to( 
 boastful, pompous or haughty, 
 surpassing : fr. virsp, KOfxirog. 
 
 'YirkpKOTTog, 6,i), arrogant, proud: 
 fr. virep, kotttio. Hence 
 
 'YirepKoiriog, adv. very haughtily. 
 
 YirepKoptio, f. irno, to satiate, 
 cloy : fr. virip, Kopsoj. 
 
 'YiTipKOTog, 6, I'l, exceedingly 
 angry, enraged or violent : fr. 
 
 virip, KOTOQ. 
 
 'YTnoKoaTiio, to, to prevail over, 
 be superior : fr. virip, KpaTito. 
 
 'YiripKp€fi('iu}, Sl 'YirtpKpfixavriJUj, 
 to suspend over. Th. jcpf/iaw, 
 (654) 
 
 or Kptixdvvvfii, f. Kpffiddit). 
 
 'YiripKTdojxat, io^ai, f. KTijffOfiai, 
 to acquire or possess in abun- 
 dance : fr. virip, jcraojimi. 
 
 'Yirepicvdcig, avrog, contr. fr. 
 Kv^dtig, 6, exceeding in glory, 
 over-glorious : fr. vnip, KvCog. 
 
 'YiTipKVTrTuj, f. duo, to bend one's 
 head over, stoop or peep over, 
 be eminent, excel, (with an ace.) 
 Plut. Lye. og virepKv\pag to 
 TavytTov : (& with a gen.) 
 'Avdptg iv oirXoig XT/dTpiKvlg 
 opovg vir(pKv\pa}'Ttg, Heliod. 1, 
 
 'YiripXafiirpog, 6, if, most splendid 
 or brilliant ; very loud : fr. virip, 
 ^afiirpog. 
 
 'YirtpXafiirpvt'ofiai, to make .i 
 great display, use many atti- 
 tudes to attract attention : fr. 
 virip, XafiTTpvi'oj. 
 
 'YirtpX7"av, adv., pre-eminently, 
 in the highest degree. Th.Xj'ni'. 
 
 'YirepXviriui, u>, to afflict greatly ; 
 mid. to grieve excessively : fr. 
 virip, Xvirsio. 
 
 Yiripi.iaivofiat, a. 2. viTipi^din]v, 
 to be downright mad : fr. virip, 
 ^laij'Ofiai. 
 
 'YirtpfiUKqg, iog, 6, y. Dor. or 
 virtpfiijKijg. 
 
 'Yirtp^axicu, f. i)(tio, to fight in 
 l)ehalf of, defend. Tli. fAuxofiai. 
 
 'Yirfpfiiyag,fieydXi],ft(ya,iia'inoiis 
 
 'YinpntydOtig, Ion. & 
 
 'Yirip^tyi9i)g, log, 6, y, great be- 
 yond measure, inunense : fr. 
 virip, fxtyiOog, fr. ^liyag, great. 
 
 'Yirfpftevfio, to possess extraordi- 
 nary might, vigour, or force ; be 
 superior in strength : fr. 
 
 'Y7rtp^Ei'i)c, iog, 6, »/, wliose 
 strength is beyond all others, 
 all-i)owerful, haughty, violent ; 
 dat. sing, vinpnirti. Th. /iiroc. 
 
 'Yirkp^itTpog, b, ij, exceeding all 
 bounds, excessive. Tli. nhpov. 
 
 'Yir(pfiT]Krjg, tog, 6, »}, far-extend- 
 ing, very long, lofty, vast : fr. 
 virip, fijjKog. 
 
 'Yirip^opor, & 'Yttj p/iopa, beyond 
 fate, contrary to what was des- 
 tined : fr. virip, ^o7p(t, or fiopog, 
 fate. Th. fuipio, to divide. 
 
 'Yirspi'Kln'ig, tog, 6, if, above the 
 clouds : fr. virip, v(<pog. 
 
 'YireprlKaw, u>, to be more than 
 con(iueror, far surpass ; f. ifrrio, 
 perf. VTTfpriviKtfKa. Th. vikuio. 
 
 'Yinpvoiio, 0', to think or medi- 
 tate upon : fr. virip, voiio. 
 
 'Yirepi'OTioi, lov, oe, people beyond 
 the south, the most southern. 
 Th. voTog, ov, b, the south. 
 
 'YnipoyKog, 6, if, over-tumid, 
 swelling, pompous, unwieldy : 
 fr. virip, byKog. 
 
 'YirtpoiKiw, w, f. ifffio, to dwell 
 above or beyond : fr. virip, 
 oUitt). 
 
 
 *YirkpoiKog, 6, rf, that dwells in 
 the upper part of a house or 
 country : fr. iiirip, olKog. 
 *YirtpoirXrfeig, eaaa, tv, poet, for 
 
 ?''7r€p07rXo(;. 
 *YirepoirXi"a, ag, if, the pride of 
 arms, pride, arrogance, over- 
 bearing conduct ; dat. pi. Ion. 
 virepoirXiyffi : fr. viripoirXog. 
 'YTTtpoTrXi'^ojuai, f. iaofiai, to scale 
 and get possession by force of 
 arms, storm, treat or act with 
 arrogance : fr. virip, birXi^to. 
 'YiTfpoirXog, 6, if, i)roud in the 
 use of arms ; haughty, insolent, 
 stout ; who.se strength surpasses 
 arms; Pindar terms (Itciv virin- 
 oirXov, misfortune too powerful 
 for arms, that cannot be con- 
 tended with : fr. virip, oirXov. 
 'Yiripoiria, adv. contemptuously. 
 ^\iripbirTi]g, ov, 6, that overlooks 
 
 others, proud, disdainful : & 
 ^YiripoiTTiKog, if, ov, of a temper 
 to overlook and despise other.s, 
 supercilious. Th. birro^ai. 
 'YiripoiTTiKibg, adv. like those who 
 despise, scornfully: fr. the above. 
 'Yiripopdaig, fiog, if, an overlook- 
 ing, contempt : fr. 
 'Yirepopdio, to overlook, neglect, 
 de.spise, slight, disdain ; f. d'ato, 
 perf. viTfptibpdKa. Th. bpdio. 
 'Yinpnpiog, a, ov, beyond the 
 confines, foreign: fr. I'Trtp, opog. 
 Yirepoppiodiio, J), f. iftno, to be 
 greatly alarmed for : fr. virip, 
 oppojCsio. 
 'YirepopiovTag, ace. pi. part. pres. 
 
 act. of virtpopdu). 
 "VMEPOS, ov, 6, a pestle. The 
 ancients used the pestle and 
 mortar instead of mills. 
 'Yirtpovpiog, poet, for viripopiog 
 Yirepoxif, ifg, //, a prominence, 
 elevation, eminence, pre-emi 
 nence, loftiness, excellence ; ex 
 cess : fr. virtpix^- 
 'Yirspoxog, 6, if, eminent, ele 
 vated, pre-eminent, distinguish- 
 ed above, superior: fv.virtpixio 
 *Yir€p6x^Qi Dor. for virtpoxovg, 
 
 ace. pi. fr. viripoxog. 
 'Yiripoxl/ia, ag, if, an overlooking, 
 contempt, pride, scorn. Th. bir- 
 TOfiai, to see. 
 'Yiripoxpig, ttog, if, the same. 
 'Yirtpirayifg, iog, 6, if, frozen 
 
 very hard : fr. inrio, irifyvvfjit. 
 'Yirepirac ifTe, Dor. for virtpirtf- 
 SaTE, you leap over, 2 pi. pres. 
 ind. act. of vinpinfSdu). 
 'YiripiraOtio, f. ifaio, to suffer ex- 
 cessively, be deeply aiHicted or 
 affected : fr. t'Trfp, irdOog. 
 *Yinpira'no, f. iraiiffTio, perf. iri- 
 iraiKa, to pass beyond, surpass : 
 fr. virip, iraiuj. 
 'YirepiriXofiai, to be above : fr. 
 virip, iriXojjiat. 
 
 'Yir(pirepi<T<Tsv(o, to superabound, 
 overflow ; f. (vtroj, a. 1. virepeire- 
 phatvffn, pres. pass. vmpirtpi(T- 
 (Tivofiai, to appear more abun- 
 dant (with a dat.) : fr. virip, 
 iripitTdog. Th. irtpL 
 Yirtpirepifraiog, adv. supcrabun- 
 dantlv : fr. the same. 
 Y7rfp7ri;cau>, w, f. if<Tio,to spring, 
 leap over, transgress, surpass : 
 fr. virip, irrfSdu), to leap. 
 YiripiriKpog, 6, if, over-bitter, 
 very bitter : fr. virip, iriKpog. 
 YinpirifnrXrffxi, to over-fill : fr. 
 virip, irifiirXifni. 
 'YirfpirVvio, to drink to excess : 
 fr. virip, irivio. 
 
 YirepiriirToj, to fall over, go over, 
 pass by or away, exceed. Th. 
 iriirTio, to fall. 
 
 YirtpirXtovdi^u}, to abf)und ex- 
 ceedingly ; f. d(Tio, a. 1. virsp- 
 iirXiovarra: fr. virip, irXiovd^oj. 
 YirepirXifOofxai, to be over- full : 
 fr. virip, 7rXi]9<o. 
 YirfpirXrjfii.iifpi(o, io, to have the 
 surge ri.se over, overflow, over- 
 whelm ; f. r)(no: fr. virip, irXrffi- 
 fnvpa. 
 
 YirfpirXtfpSoj, 10, f. to(T(o, to over- 
 fill : fr. virip, irXifptfg. 
 'YirtpirXovTsio, to, to be pa.ssing 
 rich : fr. 
 
 YiripirXovTog, 6, if, over-rich, 
 very rich : fr. virip, irXcvToc. 
 YirkpiroXvg, iroXXi), iroXv, over 
 nmch, too many. Th. iroXvg. 
 Yirtpirovku), to, f. rfffto, to labour 
 too hard, toil for : virip, irov£u). 
 YinpirovTtog, b, if, poet, beyond 
 or on the sea, transmarine, fo- 
 reign : fr. virip, irovTog. 
 'YirfpiroTaofiai, to fly over or 
 above : fr. virip, iroTuo^iai. 
 Yir'tpirTaTO, poet, for vinpkirTa- 
 To, a. 2. m. fr. virtpiirTanai. 
 'YirepTTVirird^io, to admire ex- 
 cessively, crying irvirira^. 
 Yirepirvppidio, to, f. d'ato, to be- 
 come very red for, surpass in 
 redness : fr. virip, irvppog. 
 'YiripirtoXog, b, if, having too 
 much cavalry. Th. inoXog. 
 YinpirtoTdofiai, poet, for ijirsp- 
 iroTdofxai. 
 'Yirtpp'iytf, 3 sing. a. 2. ind. pass, 
 of viropprfyvvfii, to break out 
 gently : fr. virb, pifyvvfii, fut. 
 pif^to, a. 2. tppayov, a. 2. pass. 
 
 ippdytfir 
 
 'Y7rtp(Tf^ti/i;i/o/iai, to be excessive- 
 ly proud, assume great airs: fr. 
 virip, crefivvvto. 
 
 'Yirstmotpog, b, if, exceedingly 
 wise : fr. virip, ao(p6g. 
 
 'Yirfpcrrarito, w, to defend : fr. 
 inrip, 'tOTrf^ii. 
 
 Yinparivto, to groan or grieve 
 for : fr. virip, (ttsvoj. 
 
 'YirepffvvTtXiKog, if, bv, more than 
 (055) 
 
 complete : fr. virip, awTtXito. 
 'Yiripaxi9to, same as vinpix*''' 
 'Y;r«p(Txy, -(rx"*> 3 sing. subj. & 
 
 oi»t. a. 2. of virepix(^- 
 'YiripraTog, ij, ov, superl. high- 
 est, loftiest ; greatest ; oldest ; 
 conip. viripTfpog, higher. Th. 
 virip, above. 
 
 YiripTi'ivio,f. ivtb,io stretch over 
 or too far, over-stretch, over- 
 strain ; viripTtivto & virepTti- 
 voftai, to be extolled above or 
 beyond, surpass, exceed, be 
 stretched beyond : virip, Ttivto. 
 YirepreXiu), to, f. icrto, to pass or 
 spring over, escape : fr. 
 'Y7rfprfX?)e, tog, b, if, going over, 
 pa.ssing the limits, having reach- 
 ed the limits or end : fr. virip, 
 TtXog. 
 
 YTTfprtXXw, to rise np ahove or 
 over : fr. virip, TtXXto. 
 
 'YirtpTtpja, ag, if, superiority, 
 haughtiness ; the upper part of 
 a waggon, a wooden frame at 
 the top for heavy things, body 
 of a car. Th. virtp. 
 
 'YirspTipog, a, ov, superior, high- 
 er, compar. fr. virip, above ; 
 superl. virepTttTog, highest. 
 
 'YirtpTtTa^tivog, intense; perf.pt. 
 pa.ss. fr. virtOTtivto. 
 
 'YiripTi9ti.uv, & virtpTi9^fitvat, 
 Ion. & Dor. for virtpTiOivai, to 
 put over, pres. inf. of 
 
 'YirtpTi9rfixi, to put or place over 
 or above, put at the head of; 
 ascribe, entrust ; put off, defer ; 
 virtpTtOtfiai, to put off or over 
 (to another time), defer, refer 
 to another's cognisance, surpass: 
 fr. virip, Ti9iffii. 
 
 'YirtpT'iixdio, to, f. Tfffto, highly to 
 Iionour : fr. virip, Ti^dto. 
 
 'YirtpToXftog, b, if, over-bold, very 
 daring : fr. virip, ToXfia. 
 
 'YirtpTovog, b, if, over-strained, 
 stmined to a high pitch : fr. 
 virip, Tih'to. 
 
 'YirtpToKtvaifiog, 6, if, such as 
 may he overshot or surpassed : 
 fr. virip, ToKtvto. 
 
 Yttj prps^tu, to run over, overrun, 
 trample on, run beyond, prevail 
 over. Th. Tptxtf. 
 
 'YirtpvOpidto, to, f. d'ffto, to be- 
 come somewhat red, blush a 
 little : fr. virb, tpvOpidio. 
 
 'Yiripv9pog, b, if, somewhat red, 
 reddish, yellow: fr. virb, ipvOpog. 
 
 'YirtpvfxvTfTog, Tf, bv, or 'Yirtp- 
 vfivifTog, b, if, very greatly to 
 be praised : fr. i;7r£p, vfivito. 
 
 'Yirtpv^ifXog, 6, if, exceedingly 
 high : fr. virip, v^ifXog. 
 
 'Yirtpv^oto, to, to exalt to the 
 highest greatness, exalt above 
 others; f. toato, perf. viripv\p(OKa, 
 a. 1. virtpv\btoaa: fr. virip. vdioto. 
 Th. ^og. 
 
u 
 
 YOE 
 
 *TTrep(pa\nyyku}, w,to outflank the 
 enemy : fr. virep, <pdXay^. 
 
 'VTrep^arog, 6, //, highly cele- 
 brated : fr. vTTip, ^rjfii 
 
 'T7r£p0£p»)c:, tot;, 6, T/, eminent, 
 superior, proud : fr. 
 
 'YTTtp^gptu, f. i'Trepuicroj, to carry 
 over or above, excel, surpass. 
 Th. (pi^poj. 
 
 'X7rkp<piv, adv. exceedingly ; sup- 
 posed to be fr. vTTtp'pvfjg. 
 
 'YTTtpfiaXoQ, 6, »/, one over his 
 cups, intemperate, inconstant ; 
 that breaks an agreement made 
 by libation, a breaker of plight- 
 ed faith ; drunken, proud, over- 
 bearing, violent; vast, immense: 
 fr. virkp, <pid\r], the vessel from 
 which libations were poured. 
 
 'IVfp^iaXwf, adv. like a truce- 
 breaker, in temperately, proudly: 
 fr. the above. 
 
 'TTTfp^tXctu, w, f. /j(T(t>, to love ex- 
 ceedingly : fr. vTTip, (piXkio. 
 
 'T7rC(0^o/3«w, <J, f. i/o-a>, to frighten 
 very much ; vTrfp^ojieD/jiai, ov- 
 fxatj lo be very greatly alarmed: 
 fr. vTTfp, (pni3eio. 
 
 'YTrep^ojSoi;, 6, »'/, excessively 
 timorous : fr. rTrjp, (p6(io£. 
 
 'YTTipipopSM, <J, to carry over or 
 beyond : fr. virlp, (poo'nt}. 
 
 *Y7rtp(ppoveM, tJ, f. rirrio, to have 
 one's mind above what one 
 ought, think too highly of one- 
 self, be high-minded ; grow in- 
 solent ; contemn, disdain ; be 
 wise above measure, Rom. xii. 
 3 : fr. vnip, (ppovkoj, to be wise. 
 Th. <ppnt^, mind. 
 
 'T7r«p0pu;i/, ovog, 6, »}, high-mind- 
 ed, proud, haughty : fr. virtp, 
 (Ppr]v. 
 
 'YTTfp^ua, & -»7, ace. sing. fr. 
 
 *YTrtp<l>vt)Q, cof, 6, //, supernatural, 
 extraordinary, very admirable ; 
 illustrious; enormous, vast; ab- 
 surd; atrocious, cruel: fr. vir^p, 
 <pvT]. Th. (pvvj. 
 
 'TTTfp^vjut, to surpass, excel natu- 
 rally ; a. 2. v7ripe(pvv: fr. vrrep 
 
 'YTreptpvujgy adv. miraculously, 
 wonderfully : fr. vTrtptpvrjg. 
 
 *Y7rtp<pan'Uo, (u, f. r/(Tw, to sing 
 aloud, outbawl, vociferate : fr. 
 VTTtp, <ptjjv'tio. 
 
 'Yirtpxnipu), f. apoS, to rejoice 
 exceedingly, be very glad : fr. 
 
 , vTrep, X"^9^-^ 
 
 TTTtpxap'/t,-, Eog, 6, rj, very glad, 
 over-joyous : fr. the above. 
 
 'Yttj px^^, to pour over and above, 
 so as to overflow, inundate, over- 
 whelm ; f. x^^^'^f pres. pass. 
 VTrepxknfiai, to be poured over 
 and above, run over. Th. x^^- 
 
 'YTTipxXTcdtjf w, to be luxurious 
 to excess, be too haughty or in- 
 solent : fr. vrrkp, x^^^^^' 
 
 YDE 
 
 'Y7r6px*^^"'^» '^y to be exceeding- 
 ly angry : fr. virkp, xoX«u;. 
 
 'YTTBpxoixaiy to go under, enter 
 into ; approach ; come over, seize ; 
 (with an ace.) undermine, sup- 
 plant, circumvent, delude ; etCfc 
 oV vTrepx^Taiy ojaTTipH yipovrag, 
 Vfiag, Aristoph. 'iTTTr. you see 
 how he deludes you, as old men; 
 (with a dat.) to come into the 
 mind, suggest itself, ovch> vit'ip- 
 XC'di I^OL TovTOy Isocr. Panatli. 
 208, to pay great attention to, 
 cringe to. Th. tp^o/tat. 
 
 'Ympxiiu), to pour over, diff*use ; 
 f. x^'crui, perf. Ki-xvica : fr. x^^o. 
 
 YTTCpya, ag, 7), Ion. vinpi^r]^ tlie 
 l>alate, as holding the highest 
 place in the mouth: fr, virtptpog. 
 
 'VTTfpweu), {J, f. i)mo, to flow un- 
 der, recede, return, retire : fr. 
 vTTo, Ipioiu), to flow, retire. 
 
 'YTTfpioiifTaVy they started back, 3 
 pi. a. 1. ind. act. fr. the above. 
 
 'Y—tpuj'iu9ev, adv. fx*oin above, 
 from the upper part : fr. 
 
 'YTTfooVjov, contr. 'Yrreptpov, ov, 
 TO, the highest pai't of the house, 
 an upper chamber, eating-room, 
 state apartment ; palate : fr. 
 
 YmpioioQ, or 'Y7rfp<pog, 6, »/, up- 
 per, that is or abides in the 
 highest part of the house : fr. 
 VTTtp, VTTfpog, vTrtpioiog, virtp- 
 (pog, as TTarpwVot;, Trarpipog, 
 
 'YTTfoioraTogy ?/, ov, highest, su- 
 perl. : fr. it 7r«p, above ; compar. 
 vrrepuiTfpog, higher. 
 
 'YneeratXTai, Dor. for vTrkaiTai, 
 he will be under, 3 sing. f. I. m. 
 of v-jTfini : fr. UTTO, fi'/xi, to be. 
 
 YTrifTTav, Dor. for vn'i(TTi]v, I 
 undertook, or by Boeot. .sync, for 
 vrrstTTtjcrav, 3 pi. a. 2. ind. act. 
 of v(pi(TTi]jxi, to put under. Th. 
 
 KTTlJfil, a. 2. t<JTHV. 
 
 'Y7re(Tret\dfi7]v, I shrank from 
 
 fear, a. 1. ind. m, of vTroariWu}. 
 
 Th. (TTsWu), f. oTtXtu, a. I. 
 
 tfTTuXa. 
 'YirkfTTfj, he promised, & in 1 pi. 
 
 vTTSfTrtjfiev, a. 2. of tKpirrrtjfii. 
 
 Th. 'icrrqfxi, to set. 
 "Yttc <Tri, he is under, 3 sing. pres. 
 
 ind. of vireifxi, to be under. Th. 
 
 fi'/ii, to be. 
 'Y7r€(Tx«, he endured, 3 sing. a. 1. 
 
 ind. act. of inrtx^'*- Th. tx^^j 
 
 a. 2. tax^v. 
 YirkaxtTo, he promised, 3 sing. 
 
 a. 2. ind. m. of {;7rt<Tx»'£o/Ltat, 
 
 ovfiai, to promise; f. vTro(Tx^]<Jo- 
 
 fxai, perf. V7r£(rx///iat, a. 2. m. 
 
 vTTtax^l^l'^- 
 Yirkax^jf^icii, I have promised, 
 
 perf. pass, of vTriaxi'SOfiai. 
 'YTnrdytjtraVi 3 pi. a. 2. ind. pass. 
 
 of vrrordaffto, to put under. 
 ^YTTtraXtv, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 of the same verb. 
 (656) 
 
 run 
 
 'Y-n-eu^iog, 6, //, somewhat calm, 
 tranquil : fr. vrro, tvSiog. 
 
 'YireuOvpog, 6, y, liable to give 
 an account, under controul, ac- 
 countable, responsible ; accused, 
 guilty ; viz. one vtt' evOijvy, so 
 as to be controlled by another, 
 to whom he is to give in his ac- 
 counts : fr. virb, (uOvvij, an in- 
 quisition into the conduct of 
 those from whom the accounts 
 of their office are required. Th. 
 evOvg. 
 
 'YTTtvudoiiai, iijfiai, to lie toge- 
 ther, sleep with : fr. virb, tvvdio, 
 to put to sleep, f. rjauj. Th. tuin'i. 
 
 'Y7rf<l)9iji', a. 2, of V7ro(p0dvit), to 
 anticipate. Th. (phdvuj, the 
 same ; f. (pBdau), a. 2. t(p6t}v fr. 
 ipOi]^i, a. 2. part. m. (pBd^tvog. 
 
 "Yrrtx^, to hold or place under, 
 sustain, en<lure, undergo, sub- 
 ject, submit (with an ace), offer, 
 present ; mid. to promise ; virk- 
 X«tv dtKiju Tivi, to suffer punish- 
 ment at the hands of any one ; 
 f. vipi^uj, a. 2. ind. vrr'scrxov, 
 pres. part. vTrexiop, ovaa, ov. 
 Th. fx^> to have. 
 
 *YTrr]fptog, 6, »/, imder, in or ex- 
 posed to the air : fr. vtto, dt'ip. 
 
 *YirrjKoog, 6, »/, hearkening to, 
 obedient, submissive, subject to : 
 fr. vTraKovu), Th. cikouoj, perf. 
 m. ijKoa, & Att. aK^Koa. 
 
 'Ytti'/ktouov, imperf. act. of vtT' 
 aKovit), to obey ; f. auj, a. 1. vtt- 
 ijKOvna. Th. aKovco. 
 YirriKovaare, 2 pi. vTrriKovae, 3 
 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of the same. 
 
 'YTTtjuvui, see vTre^vt'jfiVKf. 
 
 YTTtiviiKav, they endured, poet, 
 for vTTt'jvtyKav, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. 
 act. of vTro<pkpii). Th. 0spw j a. 
 1. iivttKa, for iji'tyKa. 
 
 'YTrrjuffjiogy Si 'YTTZ/vf/ttoe, o, »/, 
 placed under, i. e. sheltered 
 from, the wind ; windy, empty, 
 vain. Th. dvi^oc, poet, fivtfiog. 
 
 'YITH'NH, »;c, >), the beard, down 
 upon the lips. 
 
 YTnjvrjTTjg, ov, 6, a young man 
 having a beard, come to matu- 
 rity : fr. the above. 
 
 'Y7riivrT)(Ta, a. 1. ind. act. of vtt- 
 avTciu}, to meet ; f. T/ctt), perf. 
 
 VTTlJVTllKa. 
 
 'YTTtjvTiafft, he went to meet, 3 
 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of inrai'Tidto. 
 
 'Y-jniolog, a, ov, about morning : 
 ir. VTTO, ijiog. 
 
 Yirrfpyfikvog, rj, or, that has been, 
 perf. part. pass, of virapx^o, to 
 be ; f. l,u}, perf. pass, hiri'ipy^ai. 
 
 'Ymjpeaia, ag, 1), service, <)ftice, 
 ministry ; attendance, help ; in 
 pi. rowers and sailoi's, a ship's 
 crew ; attendants, servants : & 
 
 *YTrrjpk<Tiov, ov, to, a rower's seat 
 or cushion, rower's pay : fr. 
 
 rriN 
 
 'YTTtipireco, w, to do the duty of a 
 rower, minister to, soie, attend, 
 wait upon, pay court to, obey, 
 (with a dat.) f. I'jau), perf. vtt- 
 ijnfTiiKa, a. 1. vTn]p'iTt](Ta : fr. 
 VTrijpf-Ttjg. 
 'Ymiph 111.1a, arog, to, Si 'Yttz/os- 
 T)j(ng, nog, »/, ministry, attend- 
 ance, service ; obsequiousness : 
 fr. the above. 
 'YTTijnkDjg, ov, o, strictly, one that 
 rows under the direction of an- 
 other, a rower; generally, an at- 
 tendant, agent, servant of any 
 kind, minister, public officer : fr. 
 v~b, tuirrig. Th. tptaffio, or ttco. 
 'YTTijptTiKug, /), 01', fitted to serve 
 or succour, servile : fr. vrriipi- 
 
 'YTTiJimai, ])erf. pass, of vrraipio, 
 
 to take from under : fr. vtto, 
 
 aipu), to take, f. dpCj, perf. unKu, 
 
 a. 1. iipa, a. I. pass. I'lpdijv. 
 'Y-TriipKa, I was, a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 V7rdp\u), to be ; f. ^10, perf. 
 
 VTrZ/pxa. 'I'll, dpxn- 
 'YTTz/pxa, I have been, perf. ind. 
 
 act. & 
 'Yttijpxov, imperf. of i»7rapxw. 
 'YTTz/aar, they were under, 3 pi. 
 
 imperf. of VTrtijii, to be under. 
 
 Th. fj'/Lc», to be. 
 'Y7rt)(Tni', Ion. for vcpijativ, f. 1. 
 
 inf. fr. v(pii)iu, to submit. Th. 
 
 V'/;//c, to send ; f. i/o^w. 
 'Y7r;/xfw, f. i]rr{o, to utter a faint 
 
 sound, re.suund, echo : fr. vnb, 
 
 'Yinifpog, a, ov, cr)ntr. for vttii- 
 
 olog. 
 ^Yiruvai, pres. inf. of VTriifii, to 
 
 retire slowly : also Ion. for v<p- 
 
 isvai. 
 'YTrifaOai, Ion. for v(piea9ai, to 
 
 remit. Th. V/;/mi, to .send. 
 'YttiXXu), to fold under, fold up, 
 
 seal, shut ; wink the eyes, close 
 
 the lips : fr. virb, "iXXuj, to wink. 
 
 Th. iXXog, ov, b, an eye. 
 YnifTTnaOiti, Ion. for vcpiaTaaOai, 
 
 to stand under, be under. Th. 
 
 'ifTTijfii, to set. 
 'YTTirrxviofjiai, ovfiai, to hold one- 
 self under an engagement, un- 
 
 dertake, promise ; f. m. uttotx//- 
 
 aofxai, perf, pass. i»;r£<7x>/ittra, a. 
 
 1. v7re(Txtl9i]}', a. 2. m. vrrtfrxo- 
 
 fxtjv : & 
 'Y7r<(rxo^at, to hold oneself under, 
 
 engage, promi.se: fr. vtto, iffx^o. 
 'YirvaXiog, a, ov, heavy with 
 
 sleep, sleepy. Th. virvog. 
 'Y-rrvdio, a), to sleep, take sleep : 
 
 fr. VTTvog. 
 ^YTTVooorrjg, ov, b, tSc 
 'YTTvodoTSipa, ag, >'/, a giver of 
 
 sleep : fr. vTTvog, Citiofit. 
 'YTrj'ojttaxfu;, at, to resist sleep : 
 
 fr. uTTvog, fidxofiai. 
 "YIINOS, ov,b, sleep, drowsiness 
 
 YIIO 
 
 rno 
 
 ''V 
 
 YttvScj, uJ, f. ujcro}, to sleep, lull 
 to sleep, render sleepy ; fall 
 asleep : fr. virvog, sleep. 
 Yttvoj, Dor. for virvov, of sleep, 
 gen. sing. fr. vTrvog. 
 'YTTvioSfig, tog, b, 1), sleepy, 
 tirowsy : fr. ii;ri'Of;, tlcog. 
 YrrvMovrag, Ion. & i)oet. for vtt- 
 VMVTag, aee. pi. part. pres. of 
 
 VTTvdoJ. 
 
 YTTvoxTffu)^ to sleep : fr. virvog. 
 YflO', (poet. VTTai,) with a gen. 
 joined to verbs passive and neu- 
 ter, under, from untler, by, for, 
 on account of, from, beginning 
 from, proceeding from, out of 
 (viz. as a cause), through : vvb 
 ffaXTTiyyioi' y'^av, to the sound 
 of trumpets ; virb fiacTTiyiov, 
 under th<» influence of blows : 
 with a dat. sm/>, under, by, at, in, 
 with, to, in coimexion with, un- 
 der the government, auspices, 
 guidance of ; with an ace. suh, 
 as a])plied to time and place, 
 viz. close under, near to, about ; 
 at (of place) ; Uvai vtto yalav, 
 to go under the earth, i. e. to 
 die, II. 2. 333. inzo ri, somehow 
 or other, to some extent : in 
 composition it signifies submis- 
 sion or diminution ; vnb Kiphi 
 fidXXtiv iavTov, to make oneself 
 a slave to gain, serve gain ; 
 without a case, underneath, be- 
 low, on the lower side. 
 'YiroiSaOpov, ov, rb, a prop, basis, 
 seat, stool, bench, cushion, car- 
 pet : fr. vTrb, l3d9pov. 
 'YTTofiaivio, f. (SiifTOfxai, to go 
 down or under, descend, recede, 
 subside, sink ; decrease, go for- 
 ward ; mid. to subnn't, i)ut one- 
 self down: fr. VTrb, jSaivo). 
 'YTTolSaXXio, to throw or put un- 
 der, strew beneath ; add ; sug- 
 gest, admonish ; suborn ; substi- 
 tute ; dispose of what is spurious 
 for what is genuine, false for 
 true ; interrupt, object, reply ; 
 f. aXCo, perf. vTTofU^XrjKa, a. 2. 
 VTTEiiaXov. Th. jidXXuj. 
 'Yiro^Jag, daa, dv, a. 2. part. act. 
 
 of v7roi5(tivio, to advance. 
 
 'YTTofiaaig, tojg, //, a descent, de 
 crease ; retreat, walk, step ; 
 foundation : fr. the same. 
 
 'Y;ro/3aoTa^(i», to bear, support : 
 fr. VTrb, fiatTTd^ui. 
 
 'Y7ro/3i/3rt^(o, f. d(Toj, to cause to 
 go under, lower ; mid. let one- 
 self down, stoop : fr. vTrb, jSi- 
 
 'Y7ro/3X£7rw, to look with eyes 
 bent down ; look askew at, look 
 sternly at ; suspect, loathe, de- 
 spise. Th. /(SAfTTw, to.see ; f. xfjio. 
 
 'YTro^XijCijv, adv., by suggesting, 
 interrupting a speech ; taking 
 up the words of the speaker, ere 
 (657) 
 
 he lias finished, abruptly : fr, 
 VTro(idX\io. 
 
 YTTnjiXijTog, b, »/, supposititious, 
 false ; suborned : fr. vtt o/iaXXw. 
 
 'Ytto/SoX//, ijt;, y), a putting or 
 jvlacing under ; pillow, blanket, 
 or any thing t«> recline on or 
 make a couch with (as carpets, 
 rugs, mats, \:c.) ; a supposition ; 
 substitution of a counterfeit for 
 the real, fraud, cheat ; sugges- 
 tion, admonition, advice; inter- 
 rujttion ; change ; an ambus- 
 cade ; a figure of rhetoric. 
 Hence 
 
 Y7ro/3oXt/xa7oc, a, ov, suppo.si- 
 titious. 
 
 'Y7ro/3pf/tw, to nmrmur or roar 
 beneatli : fr. vTrb, (3psfxoj. 
 
 'Y7r6/3pi'xa, adv. neut. pi. of vtto- 
 i^ipvxog, sunk or plunged under 
 water ; or aee. fr. vTroiSpvK, 
 X"C: fr. VTzb, fipsx(o. 
 
 'YTToiSpvxiog, a, 01^, sunk, plunged 
 under, under water, under the 
 surface : fr. the same. 
 
 'YTToyaiog, b, »/, subterraneous, 
 under the eartli. Th. yala. 
 
 YTToydfiiog, a, ov, under an en- 
 gagement of marriage presently 
 to take place ; ddiKiifia viroyd- 
 jiwv, injury (lone by a woman 
 who.se faith'is plighted : fr. virb, 
 ydfiog. 
 
 'YTToydaTpiov, ov, to, the abdo- 
 men. Th. ya(JTt)p, the belly. 
 
 'YTToyXavKog, b, r), rather blue : 
 fr, VTrb, yXavKog. 
 
 'Y^r^>yXav(T(T^o, to shine or glance 
 under : fr. vtto, yXavcrtTio. 
 
 'YTToyXvKaiviv, to sweeten a little, 
 c«ijole a little : fr. vtto, yXv- 
 Kaivoj. 
 
 YTToyvdnTTTio, f. \pu), to bend a 
 little or by degrees : fr. vtto, 
 
 yvdfXTTTlt). 
 
 YTvoypan^bg, ov, b, a form or 
 model sketched out, copy pre- 
 scribed, pattern for imitation ; 
 summary, sketch : virb, ypa^i^i]. 
 
 'Y7roypa<pfvg, siog, b, one who 
 subscribes, who writes to an- 
 other's dictation, a scribe, nota- 
 
 ry : & 
 
 'YTToypaipif, fjg, 17, a subscription, 
 writing to dictation, underwri- 
 ting; description of a place ; out- 
 line, sketch ; j)aint wherewith 
 they painted the eyelids : fr. 
 
 'YTToypdcpio, to write under, 
 write to dictation, seal under, 
 underscore, slightly mark, sub- 
 scribe, assent to ; briefly de- 
 fine ; subjoin an answer ; sketcli 
 out, delineate, prescribe ; teach 
 to write, dictate ; j)rove oneself, 
 show ; quietly point out ; stain, 
 paint, colour over ; f. ^u*, }>erf. 
 pass. vTroytypafifxai : fr. vtto, 
 ypd<poj. 
 
 U u 
 
Yno 
 
 Yno 
 
 rno 
 
 •Y7r6yt;tor& 'IVoyvov, advJate-i'Y7r6^£(r(C, Ewc,>/,tbe act of tyingl'VTro^pff/iwi^, ovrog, a. 2. part. 
 
 If'' 
 
 ly, recently, otf-hand ; t^ viro 
 yvioVf on a sudden, off-hand : 
 'TTToyin'tDf, lately. Th. yvTov, ov, 
 To, a limb ; pi. yv~ia, the feet. 
 
 'TTTuyviOQ, 6, ii,S. 'YTToyvoQ, that 
 is almost in one's hands, at hand, 
 close at hand ; urgent, instant ; 
 fresh, new. See the above. 
 
 'YTToCa/iau;, f. dcrw, & 'Ttto^u- 
 /ur///it, to tame, subdue. 'Ytto- 
 td^vaj-iai, to be subdued : fr. 
 V7r6, ca^ciu), ddfivrjfii. 
 
 'YTTocCan-at,-, having shrunk from, 
 a. I. ])art. act., by doubling c, of 
 
 VTTOCtiClO 
 
 'YTTocUtKrai, 3 sing. pf. pass, of 
 VTrot'k\ofiai, to undertake. I 
 
 'y-Kohhix'tvovQ, ace. pi. pf. part, 
 pass, of VTTOC fo), to tie under- 
 neath. 
 
 'YTroCtdpof^ie, 3 sing. perf. m. of 
 
 V-TTfprpEX^' 
 
 'TTTo^triQ, (og, 6, V, inferior, 
 smaller, deficient, wanting in 
 oneself ; com par. viroctkaTt^og: 
 fr. vTrod'sofiai. Also 
 
 'Y7r()^f;}g, fog, o, »'/, somewhat 
 fearful : fr. vtto, leog. 
 
 'YTTo^f ty/irt, arog, to^ an example, 
 pattern, model, document, mo- 
 nument : fr. vTzoct'iKw^L. 
 
 'YTToOf tOiu, to entertain some fear 
 of, fear in some degree ; simply, 
 shrink from through dread. Th. 
 diiSiu, f. cw, to fear. 
 
 'YiroSfiKPVy by apoc. for virocti- 
 Kvvni, 3 sing. pres. ind. or for 
 vTroctiKvvOij pres. imper. fr. 
 
 'YiroCtiicvvni, to set under one's 
 eyes, show plainly, point out, 
 teacli, explain, warn ; f. ^ii^u), 
 a. 1. vTTtctila, |)erf. ci^tixci, pf. 
 pass. ctStiyficu, ^ai, K-ai. Th. 
 
 CilKVVfil. 
 
 'YTTo^ftXtdtu, ai, to have a secret 
 dread of, shrink from thi'ough 
 fear : fr. i»7r6, StiXum. 
 
 'YTTolnfiaivio, to shudder at, fear: 
 fr. vTTo, Cti^ia'ivu). 
 
 'YTrocfiTTviiu, a), f. r/fftu, to sup in 
 the room of another, be a sub- 
 stitute at a feast : fr. virb, Iti- 
 irvkio. 
 
 *Y7ro^tK(a6ai, Ion. for vTrol6\e- 
 (rOai, to undertake. 
 
 'Yttocs^oj, f. [xCj, to build under 
 or as a foundation : fr. vrrb, dkfuo. 
 
 *YirodkKaiy Ion. for vrroStl^ai. So 
 vTrock^io for -fi^u>. 
 
 'YTTo^iKia, ng. Ion. -rj, 7]g, r/, the 
 preparation to rec^'ive, means oi 
 receiving a guest, reception, 
 abundance : fr. vTrocixofJ-fti. 
 
 ^YTTodk^iog, a, ov^ tit for receiving, 
 C(mvenient, capacious, ample, 
 suitable : fr. the same. 
 
 'YTTodtofiai, to ask humbly; be in 
 need; bind underneath: fr. vwo, 
 
 Bid). 
 
 underneath : the same as vno- 
 
 hjfjia, a sandal, slipper. 
 
 'YTToCtxo/wtti, to undertake, en- 
 gage, promise ; receive, enter- 
 tain, admit, appnive ; conceive ; 
 believe ; sustain an attack, re- 
 sist ; f. H^ofiai, ])erf. pass, cihy- 
 fiai, a. 1. ni. vTrthKafiJl^, w, aro. 
 Th. dkxofiaif to take. 
 
 'YTTo^fw, to tie or bind under- 
 neath, tie sandals under the feet, 
 put shoes on ; f. r/crw, perf. (^t- 
 dfKu & TjKa ; pres. pass, vtto- 
 Ho^atf to have shoes put on, 
 put shoes on oneself, perf. ])ass. 
 itde^at, perf. part. i>ass. ctct^ii- 
 7'ogy 7], ov, a. 1. m. vTTtCi)adyLt]v. 
 (o, aro, a. I. imper. m. vnoCi]- 
 oai : fr. viro, i'nu. 
 
 'VTTorjyXow, oi, f. (t»<T(u, to signify 
 obscurely, ir.ake known : fr. 
 
 VTTO, Cl]\6(JJ. 
 
 'YTTuctjfiaj arog, to, a thing tied 
 
 under the loot, a shoe, slipper, 
 
 sandal : fr. vTro^fut. 
 'Ytto o' 7jptov, for v<l>yptov ^t, im- 
 
 j)erf. fr. v^ninsio, to withdraw 
 
 from. Th. (iipiu), to take, f. t'jcruj, 
 
 ])erf. j/o/yKrt, a. 2. tiXov. 
 'Yirodijaai, a. 1. imper. m. of viro- 
 
 dfoj, to tie underneaih. 
 'YrrohaipOtipio, f. tpw, to spoil or 
 
 destroy by degrees : fr. vtto, 
 
 hcKpQiipio. 
 'YTTodicdcTKLJ, to lead insensibly to 
 
 a right understanding of, teach; 
 
 f. ^d^iOy perf. vTro^tCicaxa. Th 
 
 didd(TKuj, to teach. 
 "YTTo^jcw/ii, f. dioffoj, to abate, de- 
 cline, decay : fr. i»7r6, ^idwfii. 
 'YirohKog, Of J/, liable to penalty, 
 
 accused, culpable, guilty (with a 
 
 dat.) : fr. vtto, diKt}. 
 'YTToclrfuf, tD, f. i]<Tu)j to turn 
 
 round under or a little : fr. vtto, 
 
 'YTTod^dofiai, oi/xat, to bring un- 
 der subjection to, subdue ; f. 
 r](TO/.tai, perf. VTrockSfirjftai, a. 1. 
 VTrt^^r]Qt}v, a. 1. }>art. viral ^u}- 
 9tig; by sync for VTTo^a/ndo^ai: 
 fr. VTTO, la^dio. 
 
 'Y-rrodfitlOiiaa, having been sub- 
 dued, a. 1. jiart. pass. f. g. of the 
 preceding verb. 
 
 'Yirodfiuig, wog, 6, an imder-ser- 
 vant, attendant : fr. virb, dfnog. 
 
 'Ynocoaic, eiog, »/, a decrease, 
 remission, cessation : fr. vtto- 
 
 'Ytto^oxv, ^C, v,an undertaking; 
 reception, entertainment; recep 
 tacle; favour in one's cause ; ap- 
 probation ; credit : fr. vTrodix^' 
 fxni. Th. dkxofiai. 
 
 "YiToCpa, adv. l«)oking askance, 
 sternly : as if viropa, fr. ixpopdio, 
 to look askance at, by pleon. ot 
 S. Th. opdw, to see. 
 (658) 
 
 act. of iiTTOTpix^' '^''' ''P^X'^j ^^ 
 run, f. OfjkKitJ, a. 2. tdpafiov. 
 
 "YTToCpa'w, w, to minister to, wait 
 upon : fr. virb, Ipdui. 
 
 'Yirolprirrfiv, to be going to serve, 
 f. 1. intin. act. of vTrolpduj. 
 
 'Y7rodpt](TTr]p, i)pog, 6, an attend- 
 ant, servant : fr. inrb, ^p/jar >"/<», 
 the same, Ion. for SpaaTijp, fr. 
 ^pdw, to serve. 
 
 'YrroSpofxt), ^g, »;, a running un- 
 der, an approach to a higher 
 spot, refuge : & 
 
 'Y7ro(^po/iO(;, 6, //,that runs muler, 
 rolling under : subst. 6, a place 
 of refuge : fr. i'tto, Ipofxog. 
 
 'YTToOpocog, 6, »/, slightly bedewed. 
 Th. cporrog. 
 
 YTToCpioioai, they minister to, 
 
 poet, for vTroluuxTi, 3 pi. pres. 
 
 ind. act. of virolpdio. Th. dpdio. 
 
 YTco^vaaiy to have undertaken, 
 
 a. 1. inf. act. of viroivo). 
 
 'YTTuivTiig, ov, o, an under-coat, 
 waistcoat : fr. 
 
 'Yttocvioj 'YTToCvi^it, or 'Yttocvvo), 
 f. f''(Tai, to sink, creep under, en- 
 ter privately, insinuate one's self 
 into, come under, attain to ; en- 
 e«>unter, undertake ; put on. 
 
 1 ll. CVU). 
 
 YTTotiKo;, poet, for vTriiico), to give 
 way to, surrender, concede. Th. 
 UKiOy to yield. 
 
 'YTTotpybg, poet, for vnovpybgy ov, 
 6, »'/, an assistant, attendant. 
 Th. tnyov, ov, Tb, work. 
 
 'YiiOL^aKopog, b, i), a minister in a 
 temple, j>riest or priestess : fr. 
 virb Si ^a, a partic. intens., and 
 Koptut, to sweep. 
 
 YTTo^tvyvvfii, or ino, f. ^fi'^a>, to 
 put under, yoke under, harness 
 to, connect, attach, subjugate. 
 Th. ^ivyvvfii. 
 
 'YTTOi^vyiov, ov, Tb, an animal 
 uniler the yoke, a beast of bur- 
 den : fr. 
 
 'Yiro^vyiog, a, or, & 'Yiro^vyog, 
 c, >'/, under or submitted to the 
 yoke : fr. vTro^tvyt'vio. 
 
 'Yiro^wi'vvfii, & -I'l'uio, to gird 
 under, fasten to, tuck beneath ; 
 pres. part. vTro^ujvi'vg, van, vv, 
 f. lutau), }»erf. kH^ioKa : fr. vnb, 
 (^io}'vi'^i, or ^loi'i'vu). 
 
 'YTToOdknu}, f. xpu), to warm a lit- 
 tle or gently, inHame : fr. vtto, 
 
 OdXTTiO. 
 
 'YiruOifia, aTog, rb, any thing 
 placed under,a foundation, prop, 
 buttress, pedestal : fr. vTroTiOii- 
 
 jii. 
 
 YiToQfpixaivu}, to heat slightly, & 
 vTToOfp^atvo^ai, to grow warm: 
 fr. inrb, Otpfiaivu). 
 
 'YTToOtpfiog, 6, »/, somewhat warm 
 or fiery : fr. vtto, Otpfiog. 
 
 'YiroOsaOni, a. 2. inf. m. of viro- 
 
 vno 
 
 rieiifii, to put under. Th. tiOt]- 
 fii, to place, a. 2. m. ieifiTju, ao, 
 
 TO. 
 
 YiioBtaig, ewg, »), a foundation, 
 basis, ground-work, subject- 
 matter ; argument, specimen ; 
 origin, connnencement ; contro- 
 versy, cause, question before 
 one; j)rinciple, hypothesis, sup- 
 position on which the whole pro- 
 ceeds ; occasion, pretext ; de- 
 sign, plan, way of life ; do'jma, 
 decree; vTroOiaug, the principles 
 and elements of sciences, pro- 
 blems, postulates, Sec. ; dat. pi. 
 ^ vTroOhecri : fr. vTroriOiffii. 
 'YTToOtv, suggest, propose, a. 2. 
 imperat. m. Dor. for vTroOetro, 
 _ Ion (o, Att. ov : fr. the same. 
 'YTTuOeufTofiai, f. 1. m. of 
 YiroUtvj, to run under, encounter, 
 ^ follow close : fr. vtto, Oiio. 
 YTToOnopsoj, w, f, rjnio, to contem- 
 plate : fr. vTrb, Onoptio. 
 Y7roGt}Kai, fair, ai, suggestions, 
 admonitions : fr. 
 'YTToHijKif, 7;^-, ,}, a foundation, 
 basis ; argument, suggestion, 
 supposition, admoniti.jn, pre- 
 cept; a thing pawned, pledged ; 
 a tei-m applied as well to things 
 that do not admit of being moved 
 as that do, Salm. de Usur. 5.95 : 
 fr. VTroTiOqfii. 
 'Y7ro9nfio(Tvv7j, ijg, i), a precept, 
 admonition, suggestion, counsel: 
 fr. the same. 
 'Y7ru9i)(Tofiai, I will suggest, f. I. 
 m. fr. viroTiOijfu. 
 YTToOpavio, f. avaui, to wound 
 ^ slightly : fr. virb, Opavoj. 
 'YiruQvfid^sg, wy, at, also 'YttoOv- 
 ^ fiiddsg. See v7ro9vfii^tg. 
 'YTToOvfiidofiai, atfxai, pr. pass. & 
 VTroGvfinofitvog, >/, ov, perfumed 
 
 YllO 
 
 ambuscade ; relax, unbend : fr. 
 
 I'TTO, Ka9ii)ixi. 
 'YjroKaBiaT 1)111, to substitute : fr. 
 ^ VTrb, Ka9i(TT7]fii. 
 'YTTOKaiu), to put fire under, set 
 
 fire to ; burn underneath. Th. 
 
 Kaiu.,to burn f. Kavau.. ,.._..., .., ^,„. ^,,3 , ^.^^^^ 
 
 1 TToica/iTrn., to bend slightly, ii. 1. 26, in a contrary sense, viz. 
 
 bend back, turn out of the road,! one invidious an<l calumnious : 
 
 turn short, slacken, evade : fr.: 'H ds, ol /itr .>oi <pi\oL,^<pr,, ^a- 
 
 YTTOKupdiog o 7,, that is imder crovvTsg fit,v7roKopir6u,voi 6po- 
 or wuhm the heart Th. Kapcia. ^.dlovai "^^^ Kalv :'^ And s""e 
 l7roKara/5at»/a>, to descend im- replied, My friends call me 
 
 rno 
 
 (perhaps nearly as we are wont 
 to use endearing words to HKopog 
 or Koprj, a boy or girl, the age of 
 childhood,) name fondly, give a 
 fond name, or one less hai-sh 
 than the true to any thing un- 
 pleasant; but Xen. uses it, Slem. 
 
 ^ perceptibly. Th. fialvoj. 
 
 'YTTOKaTafih-io, to remain behind; 
 
 ^ Jiwait : fr. virb, KUTafiei'io. 
 
 'YiroKaTijaOat, Ion. for viroKaG- 
 T}aQai. 
 
 'YiroKi'iTu), adv. underneath, at the 
 
 ^ bottom : fr. virb, Kdrio. 
 
 YTroKUTujGer, adv., from under- 
 neath : fr. the above. 
 
 'YTToKeifiai, aai, toi. to lie under, 
 be placed underneath, lie be- 
 hind, be laid down ; be subject- 
 ed, admitted, constituted or j)ro- 
 posed ; f. 1. m. viroKeicrofiai, n, 
 ^Tai. Th. Kti^ai, to lie. 
 
 Happiness ; but they who hate 
 me give me the odious name of 
 Indolence: where, however, we 
 should certahily read, fit) vtto- 
 Kopi^ofjiEvoi, uncourteously term 
 me, &c. (from the similarity of 
 fit & fii), the latter has slipped 
 out (»f the text :) this passage 
 has been had in view by both 
 Damascius in Phot. 1032, and 
 Aristides ii. 112. The one says, 
 TToWolg TrpoaUpovatv ovk dvt- 
 X^fitvog avTuip Ti)vKaKiav vtto- 
 Kopi^eaOai, lie gave offence to 
 many, not enduring to give soft 
 
 1 TToKiVTeu,, uj, f. riaui, to prick or names to their faults; the other 
 goad imderneath, goad, dig un- ovte Tag KuKiag viroKopiUaBai 
 
 ^ with incense, part. pr. pass. fr. 
 
 YTToOy^idw, tD, f. aau), to tinge 
 with incense, slightly perfume : 
 
 fr. virb, Gu/xidut. 
 'YTro9vf(iStg, or 'Y7ro9vfiidleg, uv, 
 
 ai, garlands of flowers suspend- 
 ^ ed round the neck: fr. the above. 
 
 Y7ro9io7rEvio, f. acj, to flatter, 
 ^ fawn upon : fr. virb, GioTreino. 
 
 Y7ro9u)pt]fTrTio, f. ^<u, to arm pri- 
 ^ vately : fr. vtvo, 9uipi](Tauj. 
 
 YTToiyio, f. ^uj, secretly to open : 
 
 fr. VTTO, olyuj. 
 'YiroiKovpioj, u>, to stay or lurk 
 
 at home, lie hid under, instigate 
 ^ secretly : fr. virb, oiKovpku). 
 'YTTOKTTiov, it is necessary to 
 
 bear, we must needs endure ; 
 
 verb. adj. fr. vTro(pspu>. Th. ^e- 
 ^ pu) ; f. oiau), a. I . iji'tyKa. 
 
 YTroKd97]iiai, to sit down under, 
 
 lurli, lie in ambush : fr. virb, 
 
 KaOtifiai. 
 'YTTOfca^t'^o/ua, the same. 
 
 der. Th. Kei^Ttu). 
 YttokTvso), w, f. i)(Tw, to move 
 gently, shake, weaken, stir : fr. 
 vnb, Kii'tu). 
 YTToicXaiio, to weep or lament a 
 
 ^ little : fr. virb, KXaiut. 
 
 'YTTOKXeirrui, f. \pw, to take clan- 
 destinely, pilfer ; hide, conceal ; 
 
 ^ cheat, dissemble. Th. kXeittuj. 
 
 'YttokXtj^oi, Ion. -kX7)i^uj, to di- 
 vulge or })roclaim secretly : fr. 
 
 VTTO, KXtjZoJ. 
 
 YttokXJ'vuj, to cause to lie down, 
 bend, incline ; mid. to bend or 
 lay one's self down under ; sub- 
 mit. Th. kXivo), to bend, f. vu>, 
 perf. KiKXiKa. 
 
 YttocXoj'ew, u>, to put into con- 
 ^ fusion or to flight. Th. KXovog. 
 YTroKXoTrku), w, the same as viro- 
 KXfTTTLo ; also, to escape. 
 YitokXi'^uj, f. vau), to wash the 
 inside, purge ; wash away, over- 
 ^ whelm : fr. vnb, KXv^io. 
 YnoKXvffig, eiog, 1), a washing or 
 purging ; the dirt or filth so 
 washed away : fr. the above. 
 Ynotcm^io, f. i<Tu), to tickle a lit- 
 tle ; pass, to be enamoured, 
 pleased, captivated : fr. vnb. 
 
 'v 
 
 Kvi'Cio. 
 
 'YnoKoiXiot', ov, to, the udder or 
 teat under the bellv; lower bel- 
 ly. Th. KoiXia. 
 
 'YnoKoXniog. b, 7), in the bosom, 
 
 ^ in the arms. Th. KoXTTOf. 
 
 'Yn6K07rog, o, »/, almost wearied 
 
 •Y^n..^O'«' iU^*A 1-^ • .^?"^- f^-^^«''''o^oc. „me unaemeath, stow away 
 
 Y7roNa0.;;;.r, tolet down, hide m|l;ro.o.o.:o/.nt, to flatter, coax, privily; mid. dissemble, conceaf 
 
 (G^.'O ' U u 2 ' 
 
 T(ii Ttjg aptTTJg ovofiaTi, nor 
 flatter vice under the name of 
 virtue. See Toup. in Suid. on 
 this word. Fr. virb, Kopilofiai, 
 to flatter, fondle. 
 'YnoKovpitoiiai, to sing or act 
 like a young man: fr. vnb, kov- 
 pog for Kopog. 
 'YnoKpUio, f. £^w, to sound, give 
 an answering sound, soimd in 
 unison with; give a gentle sound 
 like that of the harp, harmonise 
 with : fr. vnb, Kp'^Kut. 
 'YnoKptjTrjpiciov, ov, rb, that 
 which is put under a goblet or 
 ^ cup, a saucer : fr. t;7ro, Kp7}TTjp. 
 YTTOKp/vo/iot, to personate a cha- 
 racter, act as a player ; pretend, 
 feign ; answer, interpret, ex- 
 plain ; pass judgment ; f. m. 
 Kpirovfiat, perf. pass. KiKoifiatj 
 (Tat, Tai, a. 1. pass. vntKoiGriv, 
 a. 1. ni. vniKpij'dfi7]i>, oj, aro. 
 Th. Kpivut. Hence 
 'YnoKpimg, siog, 7), the acting a 
 part as a j)layer ; simulation, 
 hypocrisy; answer, response : & 
 'YnoKpiTTiQ, ov, 6, an actor ; a 
 hypocrite, that disguises some 
 vice under the appearance of the 
 opposite virtue ; explainer, in- 
 terpreter : voc. a» vnoKpiTa. 
 'YnoKpovio, f. (Tio, to strike gently, 
 beat off; answer to, interrupt, 
 contradict, attack, assault, in- 
 ^ veigh against : fr. virb, Kpovio. 
 YnoKpvnroi, f. »//u>, to conceal, 
 hide underneath, stow away 
 
 / 
 
rno 
 
 Yno 
 
 rno 
 
 'YTTOKOioZio, to squeak fointly, 
 
 'X7ro\i]riov, ou, to, a wine-vat, 
 
 caw a«j;ainst : fr. inro, Kpioc,o). 
 'YTTOKVKXog, 6, if, ai.proaching to 
 rotuuditv, nearly round. Th. 
 
 'YTTOicy/iafVw, f. o)'u), to swim on 
 tlie waves, float, wave ; \6yoi; 
 VTroKVuaiviov, a turgid speech, 
 full of bombast : fr. vtto, kv- 
 jxaivu). 
 
 'XTTOKuofiai, f. vo-o/xai, to become 
 pregnant, conceive : fr. vtto, kvu). 
 
 'YTTOKUTTTiD, f. l/zw, tO StoOp UUdcr, 
 
 succumb, submit. Th. KVTrru}. 
 'Yttokvotoq, 6, //, gibbous : fr. 
 
 VTTO, KVpTog. 
 
 'Y7roKV(T(Tafikvn, >;c» V. pregnant, 
 a. 1. part. m. (doubling (j, to 
 suit the metre,) of uiroKvofxai. 
 
 'YttokwXiov, to, the under part of 
 tlie thigh : fr. vtto, kwXov. 
 
 'Y7rnKio<pog, 6, y'l, somewhat deaf : 
 
 fr. VTTO, KiO^OCJ. 
 
 'Y-TToXa/Syc, 2 sing. a. 2. subj. & 
 'YTToXajSioy, oi'Toq, m f. g. vrroXa- 
 (iovaa, a. 2 part. act. of vtto- 
 Xafxiicivio. 
 *YTroXai-^,icoQ, >'/, a tom-tit, hedge- 
 sparrow ; because it seeks for 
 worms UTTO Tovg Xaag, under 
 stones. Also i'-noXwig. 
 'Y7roXafi(3(iv(jj, to undertake, take 
 up ; receive, viz. in an ambush 
 prepared for the purpose, sur- 
 prise, intercept ; pillage, plun- 
 der ; take up a discourse, reply, 
 interrupt ; receive the attack of 
 an enemy ; restrain, repress ; 
 withdraw, seduce ; suspect, con- 
 jecture, imagine ; f. m. Xi/^o/tat, 
 perf. vTniXi](pa, a. 2. inrtXa^iov 
 I undertook, a. 2. part. vrroXa- 
 j3a>r, ovTog, having taken up, or 
 replied. Th. Xa/i/3avtu. 
 'YiroXafXTrng, iog, o, r/, somewhat 
 
 bright, faintly shining : fr. 
 'YTToXa/iTTUj, f. 4^10, and mid. to 
 shine faintly, dawn, begin to 
 shine. Th. Xa'/x7rw. 
 'Y7roX£tj3w, to make a libation : 
 
 fr. inrb, Xft/3a». 
 'YTToXti^fta, uTog, to, a remain- 
 der, remnant, relic : fr. 
 'YTToXftTTw, to leave behind, cause 
 to remain ; come short ; mid. to 
 halt, loiter behind, move in the 
 rear ; come short of full i)ay- 
 ment ; f. v//w, perf. vTroXtXeifpa, 
 perf. pass. vTroXtXei^^ai, a. 1 
 pass. vTziXu(pQ>]v, I was left be- 
 hind, perf. m. vTzoXkXonra, a. 2. 
 ni. vTTtXnronqv. Th. XtiTrio. 
 'YTToXtKpOiivai, a. 1. inf. i)ass. 
 vTro\ei(pOtig, svTog, a. 1. part, 
 pass, of the above. 
 'YTToXiXeiTTTO, for i» TrcXeXciTr ro, '.i 
 
 (the vessel that stands under 6 
 X}}vbg, the press, and into which 
 the juice flows as it is express- 
 ed) ; a cavity in the wine-press ; 
 trough, watering-place : fr. vtto, 
 Xtjvog. 
 
 'YTToXrii'ig, icog, >'/, the same. 
 
 'YTToXijypiQ, tojg, >/, an under- 
 taking ; answer, suspicion, opi- 
 nion, conception, estimation : fr. 
 v;roXrt/u/3aVw. 
 
 'YttoXj^wj/, ovog, 6, //, compar. 
 somewhat less : fr. vtto, oXi^wv. 
 Th. oXiyog. 
 
 'YTroXifnrdi'oj, to leave behind, 
 come short ; the same as vtto- 
 
 XtlTTiO. 
 
 'YTVoXoyi^ofiai, f. iffofiai, to con- 
 sider, take into account, reckon 
 with, charge ; excuse ; impute ; 
 calculate, make a deduction, 
 withhold from : fr. vtto, Xoyi- 
 Kofiai. 
 'YttoXoittoc, 6, »/, left remaining : 
 fr. vTroXtiTTu). 
 
 'Y7roXox<iyog, ov, 6, second in 
 connnand to the Xox^iyog. 
 
 'Y-rroXinnog, u, ?/, placed under 
 the strings of a lyre : fr. vtto, 
 Xt'ipa. 
 
 YnoXixrig, ewe, »/, a loosening 
 underneath : fr. 
 
 'Y7roXi7"a>, f. v'aio, to loosen un- 
 derneath (of shoes) ; relax ; 
 loosen, set free. Th. Xvu). 
 
 'YnOAHl'S, Uog, i), a tom-tit, 
 hedge-sparrow. 
 
 'YTTO/ia^oj, Giv, ol, places under 
 the teats : fr. vtto, ^a^og. 
 
 'YTTo^a/epoe, o, »'/, somewhat long : 
 fr. vTrb, fiuKpog. 
 
 'YTTOfiaXaKi^io, to render some- 
 what timorous : fr. vtto, fiaXa- 
 
 Kl^it). 
 
 'Y7rt\fiaKou, a. 1. imper. of vtto- 
 fidaffui. 
 
 'YTTOfxcipaivu), mid. vTro/xapatro- 
 fiai, to fade or waste away : fr, 
 VTTO, fiapaivoj. 
 
 'YTTOfiapybg, ov, b, »/, rather furi- 
 ous or mad. Th. ^doyog. 
 
 'YTTo^ciacrio, f. ^w, to subdue, 
 smear, sprinkle, knead. Th. 
 
 fld(T(TO). 
 
 'YTTOfidcTxaXov, a covering for 
 the side : fr. V7rb, fiaax^^l- 
 
 'Y7r6^aupog,b, »'/, somewhat dark, 
 with only a glimmering of light : 
 fr. VTrb, fxavpog. 
 
 "Y7rofil3pog, b, >'/, rainy : fr. vtto, 
 6f.i(3pog. 
 
 'YTTOixeiCidu), Cj, f. d'oiii, to smile 
 softly : fr. virb, fxeiSidio. 
 
 'VTTOjuh'w, to remain, tarry be- 
 hind ; stop, await ; stand one's 
 (6G0) 
 
 vijiciog, oTog, a. I. ind. act. vtt- 
 tfitiva, I remained, endured ; 
 perf. m. virofiffiova. Th. ^uvoj. 
 
 'YTTo/ti/ii'ao'jcw, Dor. for 
 
 'YTTOfiifiytifTKio, to put in mind, 
 recall to the rt-membrance of 
 another, remind, suggest, admo- 
 nish, inform ; f. nvrjaoj, a. 1. 
 VTTt^vi]aa,a.. 1. inf. act, ^vijffai, 
 perf. fiinvi]Ka, perf. pass, fit- 
 firrfjxai, <Tcti, Tai, a. 1. ind. pass. 
 
 VTTtjXviiaOtJV. Th. ^ll/il'/'/TKCU. 
 
 'Y7roj[tj^ao/mt, utfiai, to be put in 
 mind, remember : also to woo 
 clandestinely : fr. virb, /iv«o/mt. 
 'YTToi^ivrjiia, arog, Tb, a suggestion, 
 nuntion, record, ifjiemorial, mo- 
 nument, memorandum, journal ; 
 ])1. memoirs, annals, commenta- 
 ries : fr, vTrnf.i.ifivii>TKio. 
 'Y7ro/n'///xfir«^iu, to rec(jrd, write 
 a connnentary or treatise on, 
 make memoranda or annota- 
 tions ; ask, request ; f. i(tw, ])erf. 
 iKa, pass, itj^iat. : fr. the above. 
 'Y7rof.ivT}ixnTia^ibg, oi>,b,a. decree, 
 comment, commentary, memo- 
 rial, memoirs : fr. the above. 
 'Y7rofirt]^iaToypd(l>og, ov, 6, a 
 writer of commentaries or re- 
 cords. Th. ypiKpio. 
 'YTrof.ivii<Tni, to put in mind, a. 1. 
 
 inf. act. of vTTOfiifiryjTKio. 
 'Yir6fxrT}(Tig, tioc, »'/, the remind- 
 ing, putting in mind : fr. the 
 same. 
 'YTro^ivr](7io, f. 1. ind, act. of the 
 
 same. 
 'YTTOjfn'f'/it, f. of-ioffu), to take an 
 oath in order to stay jn-oceed- 
 ings : fr. vnb, bnvvfii. 
 'YTTOfiovt), ijg, »/, an awaiting, 
 patience, endurance, perseve- 
 rance, constancy : fr. VTTO fit I' It). 
 
 'YTTO/U'^tt;, TO fi6(T0V TU)U flVKT})- 
 
 pwi', the cartilage or gristle that 
 divides the nostrils, Gl. because 
 Virb fiv^y, under the secretion 
 from the nose. 
 
 'YTTovf^o/xai, to gi*aze or feed on, 
 consume ; defraud, cheat, de- 
 ceive : fr. VTTO, j'ffno. 
 
 'YTTOiWEu}, u>, f. r)ffu), to hold in 
 one's mind, suspect, imagine, 
 conjecture, pur[)ose ; perf. ve- 
 voTjKa : fr. virb, votu). Hence 
 
 'Yrroi'OTi^a, aTog, ro, an imagina- 
 tion, suspicion, conjecture. 
 
 'YirovoOivtj, f. iv<T(i>, to adulte- 
 rate privately, deceive, seduce, 
 obtain surrei)titiously : fr. vtto, 
 voOtvu). 
 
 'Yirovout, ag, ?/, a thought, mean- 
 ing ; meaning concealed, allego- 
 ry, suspicion, conjecture, opi- 
 nion. Th. voog. 
 
 Yno 
 
 'YTTOj'o/toc, 6, »/, that secretly 
 consumes ; full of burrows ; 
 suhst. a place under ground to 
 convey fodder and water ; a 
 sewer, burrow, mine : fr. vtto, 
 
 VSj-HO. 
 
 Yiroi'o<TTsoj, w, f. {jfTio, to return, 
 recede, subside, become lower : 
 fr. VTrb, voaTiii). 
 'YTTovvaau), to goad under, sting, 
 prick, vex secretly : fr. vttu, 
 rvnao), f. ^lo, j)erf, vTTOv'kvvxn. 
 'YTTo^vXog, b, »'/, partly of wood, 
 counterfeit : fr. vTrb, livXov. 
 YTTOTrdffiJio, f. uffii), to spread or 
 strew underneath ; aor. I. |>art 
 vTTOTrdaag : fr. virb, Trd<y(Joj. 
 YTTOTTtLvcut), <Z, to bc ratlicr hun- 
 gry, begin to be hungry : fr. 
 
 VTTO, TTllvdit). 
 
 'YTTOTTg/iTTw, f. -^i,), to scud uudcr 
 or after, suborn, send privately, 
 
 Th. TTEflTTW, 
 
 'YTroTreTTTijuJTtg, fearing so as to 
 shrink under, cowering, skulk- 
 ing, j)erf. part. act. nom. pi, of 
 VTTOTTTtjaaio : fr. vTrb, TTTi'iffmo, 
 to shrink from ; f. ^lo, perf. tte- 
 
 ^'''UX"f P^'rf- Pl^rt. act. TTBTTTIJ- 
 
 X^og, by Ion. crasis TrnrrtiCog, 
 oTog, 6i in pi. ot ttj Trrz/orfy, by 
 poet, ectas. Tri7rT)]ujT(g. Th, 
 TTTOEio, to frighten. 
 YTToTrepCofiai, to break wind 
 
 ^ gently : fr, vnb, TripSio. 
 
 YTTOTTipKa^iu, f. (KTijj, to grow 
 black or dark-coloured, as fruit 
 in ripening : fr. vTrb, TTEOKd^io. 
 
 YTToTTfrpog, b, //, somewhat rocky 
 
 ^ or stony. Th. Trhpa. 
 
 YTTOTTie^oj, f. iaio,6i -a^w, f, arrto, 
 to j>ress a little ; bring under 
 subjection by l)ruising ; pinch, 
 bruise; abuse; chastise: fr. vtto, 
 
 Yno 
 
 ^ under : fr. vTrb, TrXdffaco. 
 'YTToTrXfog, o, if, almost full : fr. 
 VTrb, TrXeog. 
 
 YTTOTrXkuj, to sail under or into, 
 sail clo.se 
 ETrXtvaa. 
 
 by; f. 
 Th. TrXiw. 
 
 evcrio, a. 1. vtt- 
 
 Yno 
 
 mustachio. Th. f'nv, ij, the nose. 
 'Yttooixto-w, f. ^w, to dig under, 
 
 uiulermine : fr. vtto, bpvacrhj. 
 'YTTonx^ofiai, oi'i^iai, to dance to 
 
 the sound of singing: fr, vtto, 
 
 opxeoficu. Hence 
 
 'YTroTTfevfTavTog, gen. sing. a. 1. 'Ytto^^x '///«, aTog, Tb, Si song ac- 
 companied with dancing; hymns 
 ^ to Apollo were so termed. 
 'Yrropio, f. op(Tui, p. m, wna, Att. 
 ^ opiopa, to stir up, excite. Th. opoj. 
 YTrorTaiyu), f. avoj, to fawn, cringe 
 
 part. act. fr 
 
 YTroTTi'su), to blow softly, breathe 
 gently ; f. ivau), pf. vTroTrtTrvtv- 
 ^ Ka, a. 1. vTriTTVfvaa. Tii. ttv'ho. 
 YTTOTTohov, ov, TO, a footstooI : 
 fr. VTTO, TTOvg, a foot. 
 YTTOTTotiw, w, & -sofiai, ovixai, to 
 claim as one's own what belong.s 
 to others ; reduce under one's 
 power, gain, get, attach to one- 
 self ; ]»retend : fr. inrb, Trodu). 
 'YTTOTToXiog, b, if, rather hoary : 
 fr. VTrb, TToXiog. 
 YTTOTTo/iTT/), T/f, if, a command, 
 
 edict : fr. inrb, TrifXTno. 
 
 'YTroTTopivofiai, f. tvcronai, to go 
 under : fr. vTrb, Troosvouai. 
 1 TToTTopTig, tog, >/, a cow with a 
 sucking calf ; a woman with a 
 family : fr. vtto, TropTig. 
 
 'YTTOTTop^vpog, b, if, of a faint 
 
 TTUUliJ. 
 
 'YTTOTTiGifKi^o), f. tVoi, to play the 
 ape a little, be a little apisli : fr. 
 VTrb, TTcOz/jct^w. 
 
 'YTTOTrifiTrXrjui, f. vTroTrXifCTio, to 
 fill by degrees, render pregnant: 
 fr. VTTO, TTifnrXtffH. 
 
 YTTOTrinTTptjfii, to set on fire be- 
 low or gradually : fr. vtto, Tri/x- 
 Trp}mi. 
 
 ^YTTOTtl'vu), to drink a little too 
 nnich : fr. virb, Trii'oj. 
 iTroTriTTTM, to fall imdcr, suc- 
 cumb ; sink, faint, cringe. Th. 
 TiiTTTu), f. 2. m. Treffvvfiai, pf. act. 
 TTETTTioKa, a. 2. tTTteov. 
 
 YTToTTirrow, 0), to smear with a 
 little pitch : fr. inrb, ttittouj. 
 
 YTTOTrXciKog, Si. 'YTroTrXciKiog, b, 
 ■if, situated in or close to a level 
 I»lain ; flat, level, champaign : 
 fr. vTzb, ttXcl^, ciKog, if, a tablet, 
 plain. l\. Z. 3!)G, where how- 
 ever Heyne reads vtto IlXaK-^j, 
 at the foot of Mount Placus. 
 
 YTTOTrXdaffiOf f. dcTiOf to plastei 
 
 purple : fr. vTrb, Trop^vpa. 
 YTTOTrpijOo), f. rjfTio, to burn under, 
 set fire to. Th, TrpijOio. 
 YTTOTTTfpog, b, if, under wing, on 
 the wing ; supported by wings, 
 winged. Th. TTTipoif. 
 'YTTOTTTtxnx}, to suspcct, be afraid 
 of; ob.serve, watch, conjecture: 
 fr. VTTO, & obs. oTTTtvuj, to look 
 into. Th. oTTTOfiaL, to see. 
 'V7ro7rr;;Cj ov, b, also 'YTTOTTTog, 
 o, if, suspected; suspicious, jea- 
 lous of; shy, as a horse: fr. the 
 same th 
 
 'YTTOTTrijaffu), f. i^^w, to fear so 
 as to shrink under, tremble, 
 cower; bend under from respect, 
 feel awe towards: i-tto, TTTifaaio. 
 YTzoTzriog fx^ii^ Tivi, to be sus- 
 picious of ; adv. fr. VTroTTTog. 
 
 'YTTOTTraxTtc, iiog, if, humiliation, 
 falling under : fi'. uTroTriTTTio. 
 YiTopOpiog, a, op, towards or in 
 the morning : fr. vTrb, bpOpog. 
 
 'YTTopotpog, b, if, under the roof ; 
 as of a reed, soft, gentle : fr. 
 uTTo, bpo(pog. 
 
 'YTro()pd.TrTio,io sew under, patch 
 up, repair ; f. i/zw, perf. vTrip- 
 pa(pa : fr. vtto, paTTTio. 
 
 YTToppkio, f. ptvcru), to flow imper- 
 cei)tibly, flow down. Th. pkio. 
 
 'YTToppifvog, »'/, having a lamb un- 
 der her, suckling a lamb : fr. 
 VTrb, ctpifv. 
 
 'YTToppifaaio, or 'YTroppiiyrvfit, f. 
 ^w, to break oi)en, rend under- 
 neath ; a. 2. pass, inztppdyifv, 
 was expanded, opened to the 
 view : fr. VTzb, piiyvvfxi. 
 
 'YTz6pplvoi>, OV, Tb, the beard un- 
 
 ^ under, flatter : fr. vtto, (raivoj. 
 YTTotjiiaQtlg, ivTog, a. 1. part, 
 pass. fr. 
 
 'YTToo-fiw, to shake, put in motion 
 under. Th. atiio. 
 YTTocreuofiat, to rush, hasten un- 
 der or into : fr. vTrb, mvu). 
 
 '^TToaiffxaivu), to intimate, hint, 
 show, give previous warning ; f. 
 avui, jterf. atoiffxayKa : fr. utto, 
 (Tiifiaivio. 
 
 Y7ro(T))fiti6io, (u, f. w(Ta>, to note 
 down, set a mark under, under- 
 line: fr. VTrb, (Ttffitioit). 
 
 YTTomiixeiujaig, tivg, if, a note 
 taken down from the mouth of 
 the teacher ; an annotation : fr. 
 the preced. verb. 
 'YTToaKaXtvu), f. aio, to stir, rake 
 up : fr, vTtb, aKaXtvu). 
 
 YTTOdKa-Tu), to dig under, scoop, 
 
 excavate ; f. i//w, pf. vTrkoKa^a : 
 
 fr. VTrb, (TKCITTTU). 
 
 YTTocTKtcd^it), f. d(rio, to dissipate, 
 scatter : fr. vTtb, (TKtSd^u). 
 YTToorfcrfXt^w, f. i(Tit), to supplant, 
 trip up, overthrow. Th, CKtXog. 
 Y7ro(TictXi(T/xa, ciTog, Tb, a stum- 
 bling, fall, ruin : fr. the above. 
 YTro(TKtXi(Tfibg, ov, u, a tripping 
 
 ^ up, supplanting : fr. the same. 
 
 'YTToanv'xu), to burn in a slow fire, 
 consume slowly: fr. vTrb, (tjxvxoJ' 
 YTTocToXoiKog, b, if, somewhat ab- 
 surd : fr. VTTO, (ToXoiKog. 
 
 YTroairai'ii^iij, f. iaio, to .suffer un- 
 der want : fr. vtto, a7rainZ,oj. 
 
 'YTToTTrdu), f. daoj, to subtract, 
 withdraw by stealth, tear away: 
 
 Ir. VTTO, (TTTau). 
 
 'YTr6(TTrovdog, 6, if, under a truce 
 or treaty : fr. vTrb, (XTTOv^if. 
 
 'YTTocFTcdtjv, ifg, t), a. 2. opt. act. 
 & 
 
 'YTToffrdg, dvTog, a. 2. part. act. of 
 ixpiOTtffii. Th. 'i<TTtffii, f. (rrifcrio, 
 a. 2. t(TTifv. 
 
 'Y;ro(Tra<7aj'rtg,having put under. 
 Dor. for vrroaTifaapTtg, nom. pi. 
 a. 1. part. fr. the same. 
 
 'YTTOffTUffig, (iog, if, a standing im- 
 der, basis, foundation ; subject, 
 argument, hypothesis, proposi- 
 tion ; matter, thing actually ex- 
 isting, or self-existing ; exist- 
 ence; substance, person, person- 
 ality ; presence of mind, coufi- 
 
 der the nose, on the upper lip :( deuce, boldness : perverseness, 
 (fiCl) ' ' 
 
Yno 
 
 Yno 
 
 TllO 
 
 if 
 
 obstinacy ; rebellion, revolt ; 
 dregs that settle to the bottom, 
 lees, sediment ; an ambush ; 
 station ; camp : I'r. v^toT»//it. 
 Th. 'i(TTtjfu. 
 
 ^Y-KoffTarog, o, »/, to be endui'ed, 
 snpj)ortable : fr. the same. 
 
 'T7ro(Tr«x*^o/<«t, to gruw up, in- 
 crease, muitiply as the ears ol 
 corn. Th. (rraxvg. 
 
 'T/rooTfyoc, 6, »/, under a roof c)r 
 cover, in the house : fr. vtto, 
 (fTtyr). 
 
 'YTrocrriWu}, to put or collect un- 
 der, gather together; vvitlulraw, 
 take away, contract, reef the 
 sails ; mid. draw up oneself or 
 shrink from sorrow, grief, or 
 fear ; withdraw oneself, quit 
 one's standard or party; prevari- 
 cate, dissemble ; dread, tiee away, 
 hide oneself ; f. -frrtXCj, perf. 
 VTTtffTaXKa, a. \.v7rt(TTti\ct,ii. 1. 
 m. v7n(TTn\auT]v, a. 1. subj. m 
 
 VTTOfTTtiXiOfiai^ pf. m. VTTiffToXa. 
 
 Th. (TTsXXio, to send. 
 'YTTorFTiid'Cio, to groan inwardly 
 
 or deeply, moan gently : fi*. vtto, 
 
 iTTeva'Coj. 
 'YTTorTTeuo), f. eva>, the same : fr. 
 
 VTTO, (TTEViO. 
 
 'YTTOdTiiiJa, aroQ, to, a support, 
 prop ; abode, camp ; sediment, 
 dregs ; substance, person : fr. 
 {'(pirrrrjfxi. 
 
 'YTToaTfjvai, a. 2. infin. act. & 
 
 'Y7ro(TTt](Tofiai, y, trai, f. 1. m. of 
 v(j>i(Trrjfii. Th. 'ktti)^, f. ffTT)<Tio. 
 
 'Y7ro<rr//<)iyjua, arog, to, a sup- 
 port, proj) : fr. 
 
 'YTTotTTqoii^uj, to strengthen by a 
 prop, stay, support ; f. j^w : fr. 
 
 VTTO, (TTJjpiHiu). 
 
 'Y-rroffrtjTu), 3 sing. a. 2. imper. 
 act. of v(pi(TTr)ixi. 
 
 'YTro(TTuXrf, rjg, ?}, the action 
 of drawing or shrinking back 
 through fear, timidity ; flight, 
 desertion ; dissembling, prevari- 
 cation ; sluggishness in acting : 
 fr. vTroffTiXXit). 
 
 'Y7ro(yroi'ax«^w, to moan gently, 
 or in a suppressed voice, groan 
 underneath, rumble : fr. vtto, 
 
 (TTovaxi^o- 
 
 'YTTooTopew, f. kait), to strew, 
 spread under : fr. vtto, (TTopsio 
 
 'YTTOcTTpaTrjyku), w, to be second 
 in command, supply the place of 
 the general : fr. 
 
 *Y7ro(TTpaTT]y6g, ov, o, a lien- 
 tenant-general, delegate of the 
 commander-in-chief: fr. vtto, 
 
 (TTpnTTjyOQ. 
 
 'Y7ru(Trp£0w, to convert, turn or 
 turn back, bring back, change 
 one's route, return ; in mid. to 
 return, come back, retire ; f. ^lo, 
 a. 1. VTrkaTpexl/df a. 1. inrtii. act. 
 V7ro(rrp€i//at, a. 1. part. act. vno- 
 
 arpt^l^ag, daa, av. Th. (TTpt<pot. 
 
 YTToffrpotpri, ^Q, »/, a turning 
 back, return : fr. vTrGcrrp'tipio. 
 
 'YTToorpw/ia, arog, to, any thing 
 spread under, a litter, &c. : fr. 
 
 'YTTocrrpiovvviOyOV -vfxi, to spread 
 or strew under; f. w<tuj, pi-rf. vrr- 
 t(TTpu)Ka, a. 1. vTrsoTpioaa, pr, pt. 
 pass. v7ro(TTp(iJUi'Vfitvrg. ij, or, 
 spread under: wtto, aTpiiivvv^n. 
 
 'Ytt ooTpijjcfaQ, avTog, a. 1. pai't. 
 act. of the above. 
 
 'YTToavpi^it), to hiss, murmur 
 slightly : fr. vtto, avpi^io. 
 
 'Y7ro<Tvput, f. vpCjy to draw down 
 or back, sink : fr. vtto, aupio. 
 
 'Y7ro(T;^a^w, f. affto, to subvert, 
 supplant : fr. vtto, <T)^a^u>. 
 
 'YTTonx'tOit), the same as wttcx^? 
 to reach forth, hold out, put or 
 hold out. Th. tXM, to have. 
 
 'Y7r6fTx«o, Ion. for vnu^xov, a. 2. 
 impcr. m. of UTTKTxvto/mj, t-> 
 promise, f. ni. iiaofiai, pf. pass. 
 vTTifrx^p-ct'^, a. 2. m. vTTtax^j^'I'^'i 
 fr. vTTiaxo^ut, fr. wzTt x'^^j to put 
 under, hold up. Tli. tx^o. 
 
 'Y7ro(rx«<Ti«,«<;>«!v.'Y7ro(Txf'Ttc,£aie. 
 i), the act of promising ; an en- 
 gagement, promise, profession : 
 fr. vTTKTxvioyLai. 
 
 'YTTOO'X'/'^OUfft, f. 1. m. of VTT- 
 
 tdXi'Eo/iat. 
 'YTvoaxo^iivoQ, having promised, 
 
 a. 2. part. m. of the same verb. 
 'YTroax<j^v, having put under, a. 2. 
 
 part. act. of wttsx^. Th. txw, 
 
 to have, a. 2. i<y\ov. 
 'YiroTayrj, i]g,i), submission, obe- 
 dience : fr. u7rora(T(Taj. 
 'YTTora-yy, 3 s. a. 2. subj. pass. & 
 'YnoTayqQi, a. 2. imper. pass. & 
 'YTTOTayrjao^ai, f.2. pass. fr. vtto- 
 
 rd(T(Tijj. 
 'YTTOTafivo), Ion. for uTrori/ij-w, 
 
 to cut from under. Th. re/xiw. 
 'YnoTavviOf f. uffw, the same as 
 
 VTTOTiil'li). 
 
 'YTTOTapdaffio, f. ^w, somewhat to 
 confound or terrify : fr. virb, 
 rapdffaii). 
 
 'Y7rorap(5su), w, f. rjrru), to be some- 
 what afraid. Th. TdpjSog. 
 
 'YirorapTdpioi, ol, they that are in 
 Tartarus, infernal. Th. TdpTa- 
 pog, ov, 6, Tartarus. 
 
 'YTTOTdaffu), or -rrw, to put or 
 arrange under, subject, subju- 
 gate, subdue, reduce under the 
 sway of ; f. ^w, pf. Tsraxa, a. 1. 
 VTTSTa^a, a. 1. inf. act. vrrord^ai, 
 a. 1. part. act. ra^af,ai'rog,pres. 
 pass. VTTOTdaffOfxai, or -TTOfxai, 
 to be made subject to, reduced 
 to a certain order, obey, pf. pass. 
 rWay^iai, ^ai, KTai, a. 2. ind. 
 pass. vTTtTdytjv, a. 2. imper. 
 pass. rdytjOiy rjTut, & in 2 pi. 
 rdyjfTS, obey ye, a. 2. subj. pass. 
 Tayw, a. 2. part, pass raytigy 
 (602) 
 
 tvrog, having been subjected, f. 
 2. pass. Tayfjoofiai, I siiall be 
 subjected, perf. m. TtTayu. Th. 
 
 TdffffUJ, or -TTOJ. 
 
 'YTTOTeivio, f. €i'u>, to stretch out 
 by holding the hand under, put 
 under; hold forth, otter, supply, 
 subtend ; in mid. interrogate in 
 disputation, propose for discus- 
 sion. Th. Ttivw. 
 
 'YTToreXlw, f. f(Tw, to pay tribute, 
 be tributary to. Th. TiXog. 
 
 'Y7roTtXi)g, iog, 6, /), under tri- 
 bute, tributary : fr. vtto, rkXog. 
 
 'YTrorcWo/xat, to arise, appear : 
 fr. VTTO, TeXXio. 
 
 'YTTorr/ii'tu, to cut from under, cut 
 ott" or down, cut from the root, 
 cut short, intercept. Th.re/irw, 
 f. /iu>, a. 2. tTafxov, pf. TtT^ujica. 
 
 'YTToriO/j/ic, to put or spread un- 
 derneath ; put under, sul)ject ; 
 supply ; lay down as a founda- 
 tion, beginning, fii-st principles 
 or supposition ; offer, i)roi)ose, 
 give as a pledge, deposit ; in 
 mid. teach, instruct, lay down, 
 determine, think, feign, pretend, 
 establish, suggest ; f. Bfjcno, \A'. 
 TtOiiKa, a. 1. vir'tBi]Ka ; prcs. m. 
 VTTOTifitfiai, (Tat, Tai, to put un- 
 der, pres. part. m. ov pass. TiOi- 
 fjiti'og, Tj,ov,A. 2. part. m. Oijuc- 
 vog. Th. TiOqfu. 
 
 'YTTorT/iatu, io, f. ijffoj, to honour 
 in some measure ; set a tino 
 upon ; estimate, a])praise, rate, 
 value low; pretend; also in mid.: 
 fr. VTTO, rt/iatu. Th. Tiio. 
 'YTTOTiTOiog, 6, »/, that yet hangs 
 at the breast and sucks : fr. urro, 
 TirOog. 
 'Y7roTi.u)(T(Tio, f. ^(u, and mid. same 
 
 as VTTOTf^lVW. 
 'YTTOTUTTtUi, Ion. & Att. for VTT- 
 
 oTTTivoj, to suspect. 
 
 'YTTOTpsfno, to tremble or shake 
 under the feet : fr. vtto, rpf/itu. 
 
 'Y7ro7'p£X'")to run under or secret- 
 ly alter; catch in running, catch 
 one running away ; flee fast 
 away, flee away ; creep under, 
 insinuate oneself ; come into 
 one's mind, occur; f. ©pe^w, a. 2. 
 vTrkdpafiov, a. 2. part. vKoCpa- 
 
 /XWl', ovTog. Th. Tp'iX^' 
 
 'YTTOTpkio, to tremble at, run away 
 from, retreat. Th. Tptm. 
 
 'YiroTpTjiu), f. i//o>, to rub, weai 
 underneath or gently : fr. utto, 
 TpiiSu). Hence 
 
 'YrroTpif-i^a, arog, to, a sour 
 sauce or broth j)repared from 
 various ingredients pounded to- 
 gether ; vTTOT. j3Xi7ntv, to look 
 sour. 
 
 'YTTOTpofXHo, to quake with fear, 
 tremble : fr. vtto, Tpoj-duj. 
 
 'YTTOTpoTria, ag, Ion. -irj, i]g, y), a 
 return, reverse, falling back : & 
 
 Yno 
 
 Yno 
 
 Ynn 
 
 'YTTOTpOTTog, o, ?'/, returning, com- 
 ing back. Th. Tptiruj, to turn, 
 f. ^uj, perf. m. TtTpmra. 
 
 'YiroTpoxciXa, adv. roundly : fr. 
 
 'YnoTpoxfiXog, 6, »/, somewhat 
 round : fr. vrrb, TpnxcfXoQ. 
 
 'r7r()7-()()xat«>, poet, for viroTpext^, 
 to run under. Th. rpkx^- 
 
 'Y7rorof''i'(u,to excite. Th. ornvi'oj. 
 
 'YTToTpioyio, to eat secretly, wear 
 
 awav 
 
 fr 
 
 VTTO. 
 
 Tpioy 
 
 OJ. 
 
 YTTuTvyxdru), f. iiTTOTtiJ^oixai, to 
 meet ; answer directly and to 
 the purpose ; retort, answer : fr. 
 VTTO, Tvyxdi'uj. 
 
 'Yttotvitoio, ui, f. ujffio, to form, 
 sketch out, delineate, exhibit to 
 the eyes ; in mid. set before an- 
 other a specimen or model of 
 anv thiufj, turn it over Si frame 
 it in one's mind : fr. vnu, tvttoio. 
 
 'YTroTVTTTui, to strike underneath, 
 shake, bring down. Th. tvittm. 
 
 'Y7roTv7ruj(Ttg, tiog, ?'/, an outline, 
 form, model ; a tigure of rheto- 
 ric : fr. VTTOTVTTOOJ. 
 
 'Y7roTvxov(Ta, having aptly re- 
 torted, a. 2. part. act. f. g. fr. 
 VTTOTvyxdi'io, to retort aptly. 
 
 "YTTovXor, b, //, deceitful, false, 
 dissembling, like an ulcerous 
 wound skinned over : fr. vtto. 
 ovXi]. 
 
 *Y7rovpdinog, 6, //, under the hea- 
 vens, reaching to heaven, in the 
 air. Th. ovpai'ug. 
 
 YTTOvpysoj, a), f. ijffu), to work 
 under anctther, work stoutly, 
 execute ; help, supply, suggest, 
 be obliging to : fr. inrovpyog. 
 Hence 
 
 'Yroi''i)y?;/xa, aTog, to, service, 
 labour, aid, assistance. 
 
 'YTTovpyia, ag, »/, service, minis- 
 try, aid, assistance : fr. 
 
 *Y7rovpybg, 6, »/, working under 
 another, as a minister, waiter, 
 or helper ; assisting, service- 
 able ; whose work is under the 
 superintendence of another ; to 
 v7rovpybv,i\\e cause: v7rb,tpyor. 
 
 'YTToipaivoiiai, to show onest-lf in 
 a faint light, begin to appear ; 
 declare, intimate, hint : fr. 
 
 'YTTofpaivuij to show, make aj)- 
 pear, begin to appear, f. 0ava>. 
 perf TT^tpayKci ; vTrotpaivti ijfi'tpa, 
 the day breaks or dawns : fr. 
 VTTO, <paivui. 
 
 *YTro<pdTig, tog, i), poet. & Dor. 
 for v7ro(piiTig, a female atten- 
 dant on a prophetess ; inter- 
 preter, priestess ; whisperer. 
 See in uTrotprjTrjg. 
 
 *Y'7T6^av(rig, tog, //, a faint light, 
 light just faintly appearing, <t 
 hole throuj;h wliich a rav of liijrht 
 passes. Valla in Herod, ex 
 plains it, at the morning; whence 
 we should read vtto (pavaiv. 
 
 Th. ipdui, to shine. 
 
 'Ynotpeidofxai, to spare, abstain : 
 fr. vnb, (pd^onni. 
 
 'Yirncpfpu), to bear under, support, 
 sustain, endure ; take away, 
 steal ; submit to ; mislead the 
 steps ; withdraw ; reproach : 
 j)ay tax ; offer, f>bject, rej)roach ; 
 pass., sink under, fall into, give 
 ^^'^y » li;o f^st to ruin, stand un- 
 steadily ; be taken away, be re- 
 moved, be al)sent ; f. oicrio, a. 1. 
 vTrrjvtyKa, a. 2. virrivtyKov, a. 2. 
 inf. act. vTrtp'eyKftv. Th. ^Apio. 
 
 'Y7ro<pivyio, to escape secretly, 
 elude. Th, <pfvyio. 
 
 'YTrocpijTTjg, ov, 6, one at second 
 hand from the priest (viz. that 
 gives out the oracle received l)y 
 another) ; the )n'()j)het or priest 
 himself ; one that interprets di- 
 vine things, or that explains the 
 poets : fr. vtto, (p^fxi, or 0aw. 
 
 'YiTocpiiTig, see uTro^ang. 
 
 'YrroiptiTwp, opog, o, that suggests: 
 fr. V7rb, <pr}[xi, 
 
 'YT70(pOdixEvog, having antici- 
 pated, a. 2. part. m. of 
 
 "YrroipOa'i'oj, or -(pOtifxi, to pre- 
 vent, anticipate suddenly. Th. 
 00ai'w, f. (pOdffoj, a. 2. t^Bijv. 
 
 YTTocpQdg, a. 2. part. act. of the 
 preceding verb. 
 
 'Y7ro00o)'£tu, u), to be rather en- 
 vious : fr. VTTO, (f>Oovi(o. 
 
 'YTTO'f.Goiwg, b, if, somewhat en- 
 vious ; subject to envy : fr. vivb, 
 (fiOovog. 
 
 'Y7ro(p96viog tx^" '» to be envious- 
 ly affected : fr. the above. 
 
 YTTOipoiviov, ov, rb, the wages of 
 murder, a ransom for murder : 
 fr. VTTO, (povog. 
 
 'Yiroipopog, 6, ?'/, tributai'v : fr. 
 virb, ^opog. 
 
 ' Y 7ro<ppac ^otTvvt], ijg, »'/, counsel, 
 
 suggestion 
 
 fr 
 
 YTTocppd^io, f. d(T(t), to suggest ; 
 mid. to perceive, observe : fr. 
 I'TTo, (ppdZio. 
 
 'Y7rn(pvw, to cause to grow ; vtto- 
 <pvofiai, to grow up, spring up : 
 fr. uvrb, (pvoj. 
 
 YTTo^wriw, oj, f. ij^Tu), to sing in 
 concert : fr. wVo, <piovsu}. 
 
 'YTToxa^o/iat, to retreat, give way 
 gradually or a little ; VTroKfKo- 
 SovTo, a. 2. m. poet. : fr. virb, 
 Xd^iij. 
 
 'Y7rox««pw, to rejoice snugly and 
 in one's sleeve, hug oneself ; re- 
 joice greatly : fr. wVo, x^'P<*>- 
 
 YTToxapoTrbg, 6, »'/, rather ruddy 
 or tawny : fr, vtto, x^Potto^:. 
 
 'YTroxdfTKto, to gape a little : fr. 
 VTrb, x"'fKoj. 
 
 'Y-TTOxtipiog, o, >'/, under the hand, 
 at hand, in the power of ; cap- 
 tive, subjected, subdued : fr. 
 "'^o, x^'p. 
 
 (063) 
 
 'YTToxfVfia, arog, to, an infusion, 
 liquid, moisture, stream ; the 
 same as x^'/^^C - fr. 
 
 'Yttox^w, f. tv(Tu), a. 1. fXf*'^> to 
 pour or spread underneath : fr. 
 VTrb, xf(o. 
 
 'YttoxXooq, b, if, somewhat pale-: 
 fr. virb, \Xoog. 
 
 Yiroxog, 6, if, subject to, depen- 
 dent ; TrdvTa Tolg Ofolg 'vttoxci, 
 all things are subject to or in 
 the power of the gods, Xen. K. 
 IT. ii. p, 153, Hutch.: vtto, tx<«>. 
 YTToxpnog, u), b, if, sunk in debt, 
 a debtor, pledged or mortgaged. 
 Th. xv'^og. 
 
 'YTToxpt'w, to paint the under 
 part of the eye-lids ; paint, 
 smear : fr. virb, XP'<^- 
 Y— ox"T/)p, ijpog, b, a vessel for 
 supplying a lamp with oil : fr. 
 VTTO, X'^i«>) to })our. 
 
 'XTToxiopfut, to give way, submit, 
 retire, withdraw privately ; f. 
 t](Tu}, perf. Kix^'^P^Ka, a. 1. vrrt- 
 X^pij^a. Th. x^oftu. 
 
 'YTroxpaXdffffoj, to handle gently 
 or beneath : fr. vnb, 4^aXd(T(Tu). 
 
 'YTr6\paiJ^og, b, ii, having sand 
 mixed with it, sandy ; an epith. 
 of the earth. Th. i//a//j[tof. 
 Woi/z/rt, ag, »'/,sus}ucion, opinion: 
 fr. 
 
 'Ynoxpiog, 6, if, suspected ; .sus- 
 picious, timid : fr. vtto, bipig. 
 
 'Y7ro\puji>iit), u>, to cheat in ]>ur- 
 chasing provisions : fr. virb, 
 
 OXpiOJ'fli). 
 
 'YTTTia^w, to turn upward or on 
 one's back ; lie on the back; be 
 supine or negligent : fr. vTrrtog. 
 Hence 
 
 'YTrriacrfia, aTog, to, an uplifting. 
 
 "YHTIOS, a, 01', on the back, 
 with the face upward, turned 
 up ; supine, sluggish ; perhaps 
 
 fr. VTTO. 
 
 'Ytttioio, a, f, uKToj, to lay on the 
 back, turn upside down : fr. the 
 above. 
 
 'YTTojXeviog, a, ov, or 6, »/, worn 
 or carried under the arms. Th. 
 ojXh't]. 
 
 'YTrojTTia, viz. KaO', before the 
 face, publicly ; fr. 'Yttiottiov, 
 the aspect ; the part imme- 
 diately under the eyes ; a bruise 
 under the eyes from ji blow, a 
 black eye ; metaph. infamy, dis- 
 grace ; * the son of Aulus so 
 conducts himself that his consul- 
 ship scarce deserves the name, 
 but is a kind of vTrioiriov of our 
 fritnd Pompey,' Cic. ad Att. i. 
 20 : fr. virb, lo^p. 
 
 "YTTatTT/a^o), to beat, bruise, sub- 
 due, tame with blows ; make 
 the face black and blue ; mor- 
 tify ; stun, weary by importu- 
 nity ; f. d(Tio, pf. vTTWTriaKa : fr. 
 
J r 
 
 j' ft 
 
 Irli 
 
 I 
 
 Ysn 
 
 'Y7ra>7rtoi', ov, ro ; see vntoTrta. 
 
 'YTTwpfta, ac, Ion. 'Yirojpst], & 
 'Y7r«u^)fi;;, j;^ , ?), the foot or bot- 
 tom of a mountain : fr. 
 
 'YTTwpfToc, a, ov, Ion. 'YTrwofo^ 
 at the base or foot of a moun- 
 tain : fr. vTzby oi^og. 
 
 Y7ru>p6(piQg^ o, >/, also a, ov, & 
 'Y7rwpo0og, 6, //, under cover or 
 a roof ; an inhabitant of a liouse; 
 domestic. Th. tpi^w. 
 
 "Yp«^, aKog, 6, a rat, mouse, 
 (from the snout rosembHng a 
 swine's :) fr. vg. Th. avc. 
 
 "Ypiov^ ov, TO, a honeycomb, tlie 
 work of a swarm of bees : fr. 
 
 "YPON, ov, TO, a bee-hive. 
 
 'Yppig, idog, i), a basket : fr. upu), 
 because it is somethinir woven 
 or twisted of osier. 
 
 'Yppiorrbg, ov, 6, any vessel, a 
 basket made of osier : fr. the 
 above. 
 
 'Ypr/)p, i)(jog, b, the cover of a 
 pot ; because IvtiptTai, it is 
 fastened into the pot : fr. tipw, 
 to insert. 
 
 "YPXH, tig, y, an earthen vessel 
 for picklmi^ ; Lat. urceus, area. 
 
 ''Yg, vbg, 6, y, a pig, sow, boar. 
 Th. org, the same. 
 
 'Y(Tyh>oiia(p>)g, (og, b, i), dyed 
 with the herb vaylvoj', scarlet 
 or purple : fr. (Sutttu), Sc 
 
 "YSriNON, ov, Tb, a kind of 
 herb, hysi/e ; the quercus cocci- 
 fera, from whence is obtained a 
 scarlet dye. 
 
 'Yndog, for b^og, a bough, Sappho, 
 ed. Conim. p. 23 ; Mus. Cr. i. 
 p. 11, in the later ages of the 
 Dor. V was substituted for a, as 
 bvvfia for bvo^a, whereas in the 
 earliest ages of the Ion. o was 
 substituted for v ; Revnolds 
 Hist. Gr. & Lat. Lit. 16. * 
 
 'YffOfji'ai, to be wetted with rain, 
 a. 1. inf. pass. fr. i'w ; f. vau), 
 a. 1. pass. vnO'iv. 
 
 "YaLov, ov, Tb, osier : fr. Vu). 
 
 'YffioirXoKog, b, that makes wick- 
 er baskets : fr. vaiov, ttXskuj. 
 
 'Y(rf.Hrr}, yg, ?'/, a conflict main- 
 tained with deliberate valour, 
 battle obstinatelv foujjht : fr. 
 vTTOfxtvix), to sustain. Th. ^svio. 
 
 'Y(r/iTr(, II. B. 163, for v(Tfxivy, 
 by metapl. dat. sing, of the 
 above. 
 
 'YcnrXdyig, iSog, ?/, Dor. for 'Y<r 
 TrXtjyig, same as"Y(T7rX/;^. 
 
 "Yrr7r/\«y^, &"ro7r\ft^, Dor. for 
 
 "YfTTrXiiy^, yyyog, //, rarely b, & 
 "YairXri^, yyog, i), a scourge, 
 lash, (with which vig, swine, 
 and other animals TrXlitrrrovTui, 
 are beaten ;) the crack of a 
 whip ; the man who gave the 
 signal for starting to the runners 
 
 in the stadium ; the starting- 
 place ; a noose or gin to catch 
 birds. 
 
 ' Y(T(TaKog,"Y(TTaKog, or "YaTaK, a 
 stake or pile of cornel-tree, lie- 
 sych. : perhaps fr. 
 
 Y220'2, ov, b, a sort of javelin, 
 the pilum of the Roman legions. 
 
 'YaatJTTog, ov, t), Lat. hj/.^sovus, 
 hpsop,ii kind of reed ; also'Yc- 
 
 (TlOTTOV, ov, TO. Th. bTrTOf.iai. 
 
 "YnTUTa, nom. pi. n. g. fr. vcttu- 
 Tog. 
 
 'YffTaTioVj adv., at length, lastlv: 
 fr. ^ 
 
 'YffTOLTiog, a, ov, the same as 
 
 "YaTttTog, T], ov, last, hindmost, 
 closing, concluding, lowest ; su- 
 ])erl. fr. varfoog, later. 
 
 "YfTTtpn, ag, y, the womb : & 
 
 'YcTTipalog, a, ov, belonging to 
 or happening on the day after, 
 following ; ry ixTTSnaia, sc. y'lfie- 
 pg., the day after : fr. vfTTepug. 
 
 YfTTepsu), ai, to be behind or se- 
 cond ; come after or too late ; 
 lose an opportunity ; stand in 
 need, want, be wanting, be in- 
 ferior ; be absent from; f. 1. 
 ijcrio, perf. v(TTipyKct, a. 1. yors- 
 pi](Ja, I failed, came off worst, 
 fell short, a. 1. part. f. g. vvTt- 
 pyfTtwa, rjg, t), pres. pass, vore- 
 pi0f.iai, ovfiai, to be needy, or 
 in want, perf, pass. vaTtntifiai, 
 (Tat, Tai, a. I. pass. vaTipydtiv, 
 I was in need ; iraicbg vrrTtpy- 
 ao^ai, Eur. Ipli. Aul. 1203, I 
 shall be robbed of mv dauuliter: 
 vtJTiptXaQai Tyg ^o^ijg, to miss 
 the glorious prize, Kom. iii. 23, 
 is properly ai)plied to those 
 
 rov : see Perizon. Terrar. De- 
 script. 065 : fr. vcTtpog. 
 YffrtpoTTon'og, b, y, j)unishing 
 after, late punishing or aven- 
 ging : fr. vfTTtpng, iroivy. 
 YfTTtpbnovg, Trodog, b, //, sJow- 
 footed : fr. v(TTtnog, Trovg. 
 
 "V2TEPOV, a, ' ov, following, 
 later, after, slower ; the hind- 
 most; next, second; inferior, less 
 worthy ; that is to be or to come 
 close after ; perhaps for virua- 
 Ttpog, fr. i'Trb, more under. 
 
 YaTinotpyfxia, ag, y, fame defer- 
 red to after times, j)osthumous 
 fame : fr. vaTtpog, 0'//*'/- 
 YaTtpo(pQbpog, b, y, destroying 
 after : fr. vanpog, <pdupu). 
 
 "Y(7Tpi%, xog, »/, Lat. hystrijr, a 
 porcupine, an animal with bris- 
 tles like those of a boar, of the 
 ))edg(diog kind ; a whip of hog's 
 skin with the bristles on : fr. 
 ^(>\ GpiK- Hence 
 
 'YffTpixlg, i^og, y, a whip of hog's 
 skin with the liristles. 
 Ytvov, a swelling, mushroom, 
 toadstool. See vdvov. 
 
 'V0', for vTvb, under, SiC. 
 
 Y(payto, Dor. for v^tjyov, con- 
 duct privily, pres. imper. fr. 
 v(Pyy'iOf.ua. Th. i)ysof.iai. 
 
 "Ycpaifiog, b, y, red from the blood 
 rushing to the surface, red with 
 anger or with a blow : fr. vTrb, 
 alf.ia. 
 
 'Ycpaivu), to weave, form, prepare; 
 devi.se, plan, jdot, contrive in- 
 geniously, (cliiefly deceit) ; f. 
 avu), a. 1. v<py}va, perf. v^ay/ca, 
 perf. pass, xxpapfiai, Att. v^aa- 
 fiai. Th. ixpcuo 
 
 whose strength fails them in the|'V0rttpfw, w, f. ymo, to take from 
 
 race, and wlio are left behinil 
 see Markl. on Eur. 1. c. Th. 
 inTTipog. 
 
 'YcTTEpijfia, ttTog, to, penury, de- 
 ficiency, want, ])rivation, ab- 
 sence, defeat ; pi. ixTTepyfiaTa, 
 ojv. Til, remnants : & 
 
 'Yarepqcng, iiog, y, a being late 
 or coming after, need, want, 
 tardiness : fr. the above. 
 
 'Y(Tr*pt^w, f. i(ju), the same as 
 vGTfp'nt), to come after, be be- 
 hind ; be slow, delay ; be left 
 short, conquered, overcome : fr. 
 vijTtpog. 
 
 "YaTipov, adv., after, afterward, 
 behind ; later, more slowly ; 
 next in order, close upon ; after 
 that ; ovTOL ot \6yoi ovg dirk- 
 (TTeiXiv 'liptfiiag — tig BajSvXut 
 va — vaTipov i^XOovTog 'lix^- 
 viov — i'^ 'ItpovffciXyfi, Jerem. 
 xxix. 2, these are the words 
 that Jeremiah sent — to Babylon 
 — after that Jechoniah was de- 
 parted — from Jerusalem ; un- 
 dei'stand a-nrb, as 7rp6 after Trnw- 
 (664) 
 
 under, subtract, withdraw from, 
 seduce ; mid. to take away se- 
 cretly for one's self, piu-loin, 
 steal, make away with ; turn to 
 account : fr. vtto, a'lpfw, f. yrrio, 
 perf. jjpr)Ka, a. 2. tlXov. 
 
 "YrpaXog, b, y, simk in the sea, 
 covered with waves ; metaj)h. 
 deceitful ; i'0a\oc, viz. Trhpa, a 
 sunken or hidden rock that is 
 i'0' aXi, hidden in the sea. 
 
 "Y0rt/i/xoc, o, y, having sand un- 
 derneath its soil, sandy : fr. 
 VTrb, djjfiog. 
 
 'YtpdvTyg, ov, 6, a weaver : fr. 
 vrpaivoj. 
 
 'Y(pavTuc6vT]Tog, 6, r/, shaken to - 
 and fro in weaving, woven : fr. 
 ixpaii'io, doi4u). 
 
 YipavTog, y, bv, woven, embroi- 
 dered : fr. xxpaivio. 
 
 'Y<pa7rX6io, f. w(T<u, to stretch out 
 
 ^ underneath : fr. j;r6, aTrXbio. 
 
 Y0a7rru>, to put fire under, set 
 on fire ; f. i//w, perf. v<py<pa. Th. 
 
 UTTTU). 
 
 'Y^apTra^w, f. daw, also a^oj, to 
 
 Y^PH 
 
 snatch clandestinely, snap up, 
 intercept : fr. vwo, apirdiu). 
 
 "Y<pa(Tfia,aTor,T6,ii texture, web, 
 
 ^ tissue, cloth, robe : fr. vcpaivoj. 
 
 'Y*I>A'12, oj, to weave. 
 
 'V*K'AP, eapog, Tb, turpentine, 
 
 ^ birdlime, distilling from the fir. 
 
 'Y0e7nai, perf. pass, of {'(piyfit. 
 
 'Ytpttuh'og, perf. ])art. pass, of 
 
 ^ the same. Th. uifii. 
 
 'Y(pEt/iivu>g, adv., in a low tone, 
 
 ^ submissively : fr. the above. 
 
 'Ycptjg, tiaa, iv^ a. 2. part. act. fr. 
 
 'Y<j)'tXKiO, f. ^w, & 'Yi^tXKv'u), f. 
 
 v'(Tio, to draw away from under; 
 mid. to draw on or onwards. 
 
 'I'll. fXKlO. 
 
 'YcpeXoiaTO, Ion. for v<pf-XoivTo, 3 
 
 pi. a. 2. opt. m. of vcpaip'fo), to 
 
 take away. Th. a'lp'nja, to take ; 
 
 f. ymo, perf. ypyKa, a. 2. tlXov. 
 
 'Y(pfXo'i(Ta, ag, «, Dor. for vcpe- 
 
 Xov(Ta, 7]g, y, having subtracted 
 
 and taken away, a. 2. part. act. 
 
 f. g. of the above. 
 'YtpfXbfxtvog, a. 2. part. m. of the 
 
 same. 
 'Yipev, along with, together with, 
 
 at once ; writtoi also ixp' 'ii\ 
 'Y<pivTfg, having put down, nom. 
 ^ pi. a. 2. part. v(p(ig, fr. vcpifj/u. 
 'YcptKti, 3 sing. f. 1, act. of inr- 
 
 (Xc'j to sustain ; f. ixpi^io, a. 2. 
 ^ vTTtxov. Th. tx^o, to have. 
 Y(l>'ip7rto, f. ;^w, to creep within 
 
 or u|)on, insinuate itself, thrill 
 
 through : fr. t-Tro, tpTTM. 
 "YiptaOf, 2 pi. a. 2. m. of ixpiijfxi, 
 
 to put down. Th. /////t, or £to, to 
 
 Y(f)rj(pa<TTai, it has been woven, 
 3 sing. perf. i)ass. by Att. redupl. 
 of v(pdu), to weave, perf. act. 
 vtpayKa, perf. pass, txpaafxai, by 
 Att. redupl. vcpi'i^acrpai, substi- 
 tuting y f<n* J'. 
 
 Y(piXdvoj, f. HifjfTo), to sit under, 
 sink, settle, subside : fr. vnb. 
 
 r^i 
 
 i^avuj 
 
 Ycpiypi, f. y(no, to send or put 
 under, put or let down, loosen, 
 relax, remit ; give up, give a- 
 way, surrender, abandon, omit ; 
 suborn ; yield, submit ; also in 
 niid. : fr. vrrb, hjfu. 
 
 'Y(pujTi, Dor. for vcpiym, 3 sing. 
 l)res. ind. of the i)receding. 
 
 'Y(pi(TTyfii, to cause to stand un- 
 der, i)ut under, substitute, put 
 forward ; in a. 2. & perf. it is 
 used intransitively, to under- 
 go, go under, support, sustain, 
 withstand, undertake, receive, 
 |)romise ; vTrocTTavTtg, liaviu"- 
 
 halted ; VTvonryvai ti)v dpxnv, Xog. 
 
 Yxl^yXavxfvta, ag, y, carrving 
 the neck high: fr. v^yXbgj atf- 
 
 xnt'. 
 
 'Yi///;Xj7rrt, dat. pi. Ion. f. g. for 
 
 vxl^yX^rig, fr. vxj^iiXbg, high. 
 'YxP>iXoK('tpCwg, b, y, of high 
 heart, haughty, arrogant : fr. 
 v<pyXbg, Kapcia. 
 'YxpyXoKpijfivog, b, >'/, having lofty 
 precii)ices: fr.vrj^yXbg, Kpij^ivog. 
 YipiiXoTTOibg, 6, ?'/, that which 
 causes a thing to be hii;htr ele- 
 ^ vating : fr. v\piiXbg, ttoiho. 
 'Yfn><bg, y, bv, lofty, high, sub- 
 lime, exalted, eminent : hence 
 Y^^n^oTtpng, a, ov, compar. Th. 
 v4^og, (oc, Tb, height. 
 'Yxj^jiXo^poviu), ai, to be Iiigh- 
 minded, proud, arrogant ; f. /ycro, 
 ^ porf, y\piiXo(pp6vyica : fr. 
 'Yxl/y\6(i,pioi', ovog, b, y, high- 
 minded, haughty, jyroud, aspi- 
 ring : fr. v\pyXbg, (ppyv. 
 'Y»////\wf, on high ; adv. fr. vxf/rj- 
 
 to undertake the office, Xen. K. 
 
 A. vi. 1. \9: V(pi(TTapai, j)ass. to 
 
 be placed under, be substituted, 
 
 exposed to, stand the attack ; 
 
 Y-^/i/i'wp, opog, Ili/psenor, a pro- 
 per name. 
 
 'Y4^Upifi)g, see vipept\pyg. 
 
 'y^'/X'k» foc, b, //, high-sound- 
 
 endure, supj^rt ; in nnddle, to! ing, majestic : fv.vxLog, i'lyoc. 
 sink under, be plunged under ;|"Vi//(, onhigh,loftilv,deeph, pro- 
 sink down, subside, settle; standi foun<llv : adv. iv/Uog, hei-ht 
 ni secret; stand aloof; think,j'Y;//</3a;oc, b, y, standing high, 
 nnagnie, j^romise, undertake : towering, loftv : fr. v^yi, ^iaivuf 
 
 send 
 
 , a. 2. m. tfjiyv. 
 
 'Ytpy, yg, y, a Weaving, texture. 
 Th. vcpduj. 
 
 Y(ptiy(:Ofiut, ovfxai, to go before, 
 precede at a little distance, lead 
 on, begin ; show, point out ; en- 
 courage, pei-suade, teach, in- 
 struct, direct, lead secretly ; re- 
 late, interpret. Th. yy^opai ; 
 
 ^ f. m. y-TOfxai, perf. yyyfiai. 
 
 'Y<ptiytiTyg, ov, i>, an interpreter, 
 prophet ; guide, monitor ; in- 
 structor : fr. the above. 
 
 'V0//Ka, a. 1. ind. act. of v<piyiu. 
 
 "Ycpqva, I wove, a. 1. ind. act. & 
 
 'V0//irt(, a. 1. inf. act. &. 
 
 'Y(pyvu^tjv, a. 1. m. of ixpalvuj, 
 the same as v<pdu}, to weave. 
 Y(pyvioxf<o, Ci, f. j^o-w, to be at- 
 tendant on the charioteer, drive 
 hi his place : fr. 
 
 Y^z/i'toxog, ov, b, a servant of 
 the charioteer, a charioteer : fr. 
 VTrb, yvioxog, a charioteer ; fr. 
 yvia, tx<o. 
 
 'YrpqpHTo, 3 sing. impf. pass, of 
 v<paipsio, to take away, f. yaoj, 
 
 ^ perf. v(pypt]Ka, a. 2. v(ptiXov. 
 
 Y<py(T<nov, somewhat less, young- 
 er, or inferior ; fr. uVo, yaffajv. 
 
 fr. VTrb, 'icTTypi. 
 'Y(pop('no, w, & 'Y(popdojAai, u>i.iai, 
 to suspect, look on with suspi- 
 cion ; look sternly on, obsi-rve 
 narrowly, dread, fear ; fr. vTrb, 
 bndu). 
 'Y(pop[5bg, ov, b, same as rrv^op- 
 l3bg, a swineherd, one who feeds 
 swine : fr. vg, 0fp/3u;. 
 "Y0og, tog, Tb, a web, tissue, tex- 
 ture. Th. V(pci(o. 
 'Y(p()(o(Tiv, they weave, 3 pi. pres. 
 ind. act. by poet, pleon. for u<po)- 
 (Tiv, of w0«'tu, to weave. 
 'Yxpaybpag, ov, b, poet, for vxpy- 
 ^ yopz/e. 
 
 'Y^avxevEu), w, f. yrrio, to carry 
 
 the neck aloft ; metaph. to be 
 
 ])roud, carry the head high : fr. 
 
 v\l/avxfiv. 
 
 'Y\l/avxUo, the same : fr. v\pog, 
 
 aifx^fti. 
 'Yipay Y'/v, tvog, b, y, that bears 
 the neck aloft, proud, fierce, 
 haughty; tall: h\ v4,og,avxyv. 
 'Yxpfpicpyg, & 'Y^Pyn((p^)g, tog, b, 
 y, high-roufed, high, lofty : fr. 
 vx^/og, tpe<lntj. 
 'Yxj/qyopag, or 'y^yyopyg, ov, b, 
 poet. v\}/ay('ipag, or v^aybpyg, a 
 ^ pompous speaker, boaster : & 
 'Yy\^)]yopia, ag, y, loftiness of 
 si)eech, boasting, sublimity of 
 composition : & 
 
 Yipilioag, the name of a frog, so 
 ^ termed from its deep voice. 
 'Y^i(ipffitTyg, ov, b, deep roar- 
 ing, thundering on high : fr. 
 v\pi, (ip'i^io. 
 
 'Yxpiyh'vijTog, b, y, high-sprung : 
 
 fr, vxpi, yfvvduj. 
 'Y\Piyviog, b,y, having high limbs, 
 
 high-branching, lofty : fr. i5v//t, 
 
 yvTov. 
 
 'Yxl^JKvyog, 6, y, sitting on a high 
 cliff, exalted; supreme governor, 
 who weighs and directs the 
 affairs of men, an ejjith. of 
 Jupiter ; high, lofty : fr. vi/zt, 
 
 ^ Kvybg. 
 
 'YxPiOpoi'og, 6, //, liigh-throned, 
 that sits on a lofty throne : fr. 
 
 ^ u\//i, Ouovoc, a seat. 
 
 'Yxl/iKapyvog, b, »), carrying the 
 
 ^ head high, lofty. Th. icdpyvov. 
 
 Y^fik-tpag, UTog, Sc 
 
 'YxpiKepujg, lo, b, y, having branch- 
 ing .S: high horns; high-peaked: 
 fr. vipi, Ktpag. 
 
 'Y\piKofiog, b, y, having leaves on 
 the top, viz. lofty and verdant : 
 fr. vxl/t^ KOfiy. 
 
 'Yxf/iKOfiirijjg, adv. in a lofty pom- 
 
 ^ p<»us tone : fr. vxpi, KofiTrog. 
 
 'Y\PtKprjnvog, b, y, having lofty 
 precipices or cliffs : fr. i;j//i, 
 Kpyfivog. 
 
 "Yi//iAo0oc, 6, //, high-crested, that 
 
 \^^yyopog, o, y, loud-talkmg, has its crest or top on hieh 
 boastful : fr. vxPt, dyopevw. I Th. X6<pog, a crest. 
 
 •r 
 
 
Y^O 
 
 lit! 
 
 I 
 
 «y\|/tjU£^wr, ovTogy 6, ruling on 
 high : fr. t;i|/i, fie^w, to rule. 
 
 *Y^iHi\a9png, 6, »/, high-built: 
 fi*. v^/i, nkXaBpov. 
 
 ^YxpifikXiic, aiva, av, deep black, 
 quite black. Til. fxiXag. 
 
 "r\pa'Kpn(:, «oc, 6, >'/, high in the 
 clouds, dwelling in the clouds, 
 (an epith. of Jove) : fr. ri^t, 
 
 'Y4^nrtdoQ, 6, »/, erected or situ- 
 ated on high : fr. v^pi, ttsCov. 
 
 *Y\^i7rtTfitig, t(T<Ta, tv, flying high, 
 high-soaring : fr. v^pi, Trkrofiai, 
 to fly. 
 
 'Ti//t7r£r)?\oc, 6, >), having leaves 
 on the top, lofty, high : fr. v^i, 
 
 TTSTIlXoV. 
 
 'Y^^^TTgrr/c, ov, 6, high-flying, 
 towering : fr. i'\pi, Trsrojuai. 
 
 "Y^/LntTTiQ, tog, 6, »/, fallen from 
 on high or from heaven : fr. 
 v^pl, TTiTio for TTiVrw. 
 
 'YvptTToXit,-, fiog, o, y'l, high or su- 
 preme in tlie state, elevating the 
 state: i'r. v^/i, TroXig. 
 
 'Y^'tTTot'c, TTc^ot;, o, »'/, standing on 
 a high and lofty basis, high : fr. 
 
 V'l/^l, TTOUg. 
 
 'Y4>i7rv\og, 6, y'l, having lofty 
 
 gates : fr. v\pi, ttvXtj. 
 'Y;//t7rvpyoc, o. //, having lofty 
 
 towers : fr. u^'i, Trvpyog. 
 'Y\pi()t(prig, (OQ, 6, >'/, see v\pft)e- 
 
 (png. 
 "Y^pLffToQ, t), ov, the highest, 
 
 most higl), (said of the Deity) : 
 
 fr. v^i, adv., on high : com p. 
 
 a, ov, higher, loftier ; superl. 
 vtliGTog. Th. vy\/og. 
 
 'Yv//ir£r(u»', ovTog, stretching aloft, 
 hmg-necked : fr. ri^i, rtu'w. 
 
 'Y^/i^piui^, oroc, o, V, high-mind- 
 ed, magnanimous, proud, ambi- 
 tious : fr. i'^'t, 00171'. 
 
 'Yi^tx«tV;7C. o'S " »/> having a 
 proud and lofty mane ; very 
 
 tall : fr. v^/t, X'^'^^- 
 
 'Yy\/6BtVy adv., from on high, from 
 above : fr. v^og. 
 
 'Y-^odi, adv., above, on high, 
 aloft : fr. the same. 
 
 'Y^'opo^oc, o, r/,high-roofed,lofty 
 fr. i'x|/oe, ooo<pog. 
 
 *'Y^02, foc, ro, height, loftiness, 
 elevation, sunnnit ; sublimity ; 
 majesty : U vipoug, from on 
 high. 
 
 'Yi//6<r6, adv., upward, aloft, on 
 high : fr. the preced. 
 
 Yy^ov, adv., on high, aloft : & 
 
 *Y<//oiu, w, to lift, set up, raise 
 aloft or on high, exalt ; com- 
 plete, finish ; f. mom, pf. t-v^wK-o, 
 a. l.r\^w(Ta,a. l.subj. w;//^^^, pf. 
 
 1. ind. pass. v-^u}0i)(TOfiai. Th. 
 vypog. 
 
 "Yxpujfia, aTog, to, exaltation, ele- 
 vation, height, loftiness, subli- 
 mity, any thing illustrious or 
 noble : fr. vxl^oiv. 
 
 "Y\pu)(ng, tbjg, y), exaltation, ele- 
 vation : fr. wvpow. 
 
 "YQ, to rain, i)our rain, rain 
 upon, drench with rain, wet, 
 water, soak, sprinkle ; f. vauj, 
 a. I. vaa, perf. vica. 
 
 'YwCf/g, eog, 6, ?/, swinish, filthy, 
 stupid : fr. vg^ a hog. Tli. aiig. 
 Hence 
 
 pidity, swinish manners. 
 
 4>. 
 
 the day ; the planet Jupiter. 
 
 Th. 0a w, to shine. 
 ^cifivbg, r), 6»', splendid, bright, 
 
 shining, glistening, refulgent, 
 
 brilliant. Th. 0au;. 
 ^ativujf the same as0aw, to shine. 
 ^atvi'd vaaog, Dor. for ^aevv)) 
 
 vficTog, bright island ; for <paiv- 
 
 vbg is put poet. & in the Argive 
 
 dial, for 0afir6e; conipar. <patv- 
 
 voTtpog, superl. ^atwoTarog, 
 
 brigliter, brightest. 
 ^afvi'og, y, bv, splendid, bright, 
 
 shilling, brilliant, clear : see the 
 
 above. 
 
 'YujCia, ag, >'/, swinish folly, stu- 4>a£(Ti>f3porog, 6, ?/, giving light 
 
 to mortals : fr. (pdio, /3poro(;. 
 
 4>a£(T0opia, ag, >}, the carrying of 
 a torch, light : fr. 
 
 <I>afa0(ipog, ov, 6, bringing light ; 
 
 *, the twenty-first letter of the 
 Greek alphabet ; as a numeral. 
 500 ; when underscored, (0j 
 500,000 : yEol. for 0, as (pnptg 
 for 6tji)tg, beasts. 
 <I>a, he said. Dor. for 0»} or t0/;, 
 atn-. 2. or imperf. of 0r;/ii. 
 ^davOtv, they were seen, appear- 
 ed, by poet, pleon. for <pdv9iv, 
 bv Ion. & Boeot. svnc. for t(pdv- 
 Oi]<Tav, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. pass, of 
 <paivu), to show ; f. avio, peri. 
 TTi^ayKa, perf. pass, irkipanixai, 
 a. 1. pass. k(l>dv9r]v, a. 2. pass. 
 i(l>dvt]i\ 
 ^udi'Tarng, rj, or, most bright 
 or consiiicuous ; superl. fr. obs. 
 cpdag, ai'Tog, shining. 
 <l>«yaira, & ^ayk^aiva, rjg, »/, an 
 immoderate hunger, ravening 
 for food ; cancer or devouring 
 ulcer : fr. <pdyog. Hence 
 ^uytdaii'iKbg, /), bv, wasteful. 
 ^ay'tui'. Ion. for (paytii^, a. 2. 
 
 intin. act. <payH)ig, Ion. for 0a- 
 
 yoig, a. 2. opt. act. of 0ay(u, to 
 
 eat. 
 4>ayar, a. 2. infin. act. of <pdyio. 
 <Pdyf(Tai for 0ayy, 2 sing.pres. m. 
 
 of <pdyofxai, also f. 2. m. of 0a yw 
 ^dyog, ov, 6, a glutton : fr. 0a- 
 
 yut : but 
 ^aybg, Dor. for (prjybg, ov, »/, Lat. 
 foijus, a })eech-tree. 
 ^ATQ, or <Pr]yu), to eat, devour, 
 
 consume ; f. 2. m. <pdyo^cn, aai, 
 
 rat, 1 will eat, for 0oyor/iai, y, 
 
 tirai, a. 2. t(payov, a. 2. imper. 
 
 act. <pdys, a. 2. opt. (pdyoipi, a. 
 
 2. subj. (pay (I), a. 2. infin. 0a- 
 
 ytiv, a. 2. j)art. 0aya>j', ovTog. 
 ^dyiovTt, Dor. for 
 •t>a'yw(Tt, they should eat, 3 pi. a. 
 
 2. subj. act. of (pdyu), to eat, a. 2. 
 
 t'0ayoj'. 
 $a'«,it was shining, Ion. for t0at, 
 
 pass, ripwftai, aoi,roi, a. I. pass 
 
 t)4/<;)0»jv, a. 1. subj. pass, ui^ojf^wj 3 sing, imperf. ind. act. of 0aa>. 
 a. 1. inf. pass. vTpwOnvai, a. 1. <I>a£0wi', orrog, shining ; ei>ith.o 
 part. pass. vypioOeig, ilaa, tr, f. the sun ; the sun personified ; 
 
 (66G) 
 
 the day-star, Lucifer : fr. 0a'oi:, 
 
 0ep(ii>. 
 ^ataXr}, rjg, ?/, a kind of disease 
 
 incident to sailors on the Red 
 
 Sea. 
 <Pdl^it), to speak : fr. 0dw, whence 
 
 0»//x(, to say : also 
 
 ^dc^io, to kill, as a<pd^(jj, fr. 0dtu, 
 
 the same. 
 
 ^d9i, say, pres. imper. fr. (prjfii, 
 
 to say. Th. 0dw, the same. 
 
 ^aidK^g, 01, P/uvaciaiiS, a nation. 
 
 <t>ata4tv, dat. pi. fr. the above. 
 
 ^aiCi^iotig, laaa, iv, the same as 
 
 <I>airi/toi;, 6, j), illustrious : & 
 
 ^aicpovovg, ov, 6, >}, having a 
 cheerful mind, gay-minded, joy- 
 ous : fr. <paicpbg, vorg. 
 
 4>AIAP0'2:, d, bv, shining,bright; 
 beaming with gladness, cheerful, 
 joyous, gay : fr. 0aiu>, tpnivio. 
 
 ^aldnog, ov, 6, I'hadrus, author 
 of fables ; a disciple of Plato. 
 
 ^ai^'ponig, rjroc, i), brightness, 
 hilarity, cheerfulness ; a shining 
 countenance : fr. 0at("pog. 
 
 ^at^pdw, it), f. ^t)ff^iJ, to cause to 
 shine, render brilliant, clear, 
 purify ; cheer, gladden : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 ^aidpvvTpia, ag, >/, a female who 
 washes or cleanses linen : fr. 
 
 ^ailpvx'to, to cause to shine, 
 render bright, make neat or 
 clean, purify, cleanse ; cheer, 
 delight, gladden ; mid. to wash 
 or cleanse one's self ; be joyous 
 or delighted. Th. 0aK^p6j;. 
 
 ^ai^pio'Kbg,ov, b, of cheerful look, 
 serene : fr. 0aifpt»Cj <»'4'- 
 
 ^aicpatg, adv. cheerfully. 
 
 <J>ai^a>r, ojvog, 6, Pluvdon, the 
 name of a man. 
 
 4>at'/;r, pros, or a. 2. opt. act. of 
 0?;/ui, to say ; a. 2. t0»;i'. Th. 
 0da>, the same. 
 
 *a(fCrtvov, ov, rb, Tn'iyarov, rue, 
 herb grace. 
 
 «^ArKA2&$AIKA'2:ION,o^;, 6, 
 a sort of white shoe or sandal. 
 
 4>AI 
 
 used by the Egyptian & Athenian 
 priests, & by the Athenian gym- 
 nasiarchs ; so called, because 
 ^aiKOv, light : the former word 
 is quoted by Suidas from an Epi- 
 gram to be found in Reiske; the 
 latter in App. 13. Civ. 5, & else- 
 where : see Toup on the word. 
 ^aiKXr}, or ^fjcX//, tjg, >/, lees of 
 wine boiled : fr. the Lat. /tpcw/a. 
 ^aiKbg, bright, shining, white ; 
 powerful, flourishing, nimble, 
 light, gay, smooth : fr. 0dw. 
 ^aiX6vT}g, ov, b, a riding-coat, 
 mantle ; cloak without sleeves, 
 for rainy weather: see tpaivoXijg. 
 ^alfifv, (paXTt, 0aTfj/, a. 2. opt. pi. 
 by Att. sync, for (pahj^uv, rjrt, 
 ijaav, of <prjfii, to say, a. 2. t(pt]v. 
 'Vh. 0da». 
 (PnivapfTtjg, ov, o, PhtJBnaretes, a 
 
 proper name. 
 ^aivtO', Ion. for fc0a(r£ro, he ap- 
 j)eared, 3 sing, iinjif. ind. m. of 
 tpaivu) ; f. aiut, perf. irkipayKa. 
 ^aiffjiisv. Ion. for <pa'ivtiv, to 
 show, inform, pres. infin. fr. 
 0aji'w. 
 ^aivKTKiTO, Ion. for i<paivtTo, 3 
 sing. impf. ind. m. of the same, 
 or fr. <f>aivsfTKoiiai. 
 ^aivtTai, it appears, 3 sing, in 3 
 
 pi. (paivovTai, (A' <patvoftai. 
 <^aii'iro, it appeared, 3 s. impf. 
 
 ind. pass. Ion. of the same. 
 
 ^aivoKTa, showing, Dor. for (^ai- 
 
 vovffa, pres. part. f. g. fr. 0aiVa». 
 
 fPauoXtjg, ov, b, Lat. penttla, a 
 
 cloak with a hood, and without 
 
 sleeves for rainy weather, &c. 
 
 See (paiXoi'tjg, (piX6vi]g. 
 
 ^aivoX\g, icog, ?'/, bright, clear : 
 
 fr. (pnii'io. 
 <E>aa'o/if l'y0^, by paragoge of the 
 syllable 0t, for (paivofxivy, dat. 
 s. f. g. part. pres. m. of <paivio. 
 4>a/j/o7rof, gen. sing. fr. 4>a»rwj//. 
 4>Al'N12,to bring to light, declare, 
 show, display, exhibit, manifest, 
 make appear, make known ; 
 shine, glitter, give or exhibit 
 light ; appear ; accuse (any one) 
 to the magistracy, inform against, 
 denounce; f.<pavu), jif. Trt^ayKa, 
 a. 1. t<p}jva, a. 2. l<pavov ; pres. 
 m. (paii'Ofiai, to appear, seem, 
 shine forth, be evident, f. 1. m. 
 ^avovfiai, perf. pass. T:k<pafipiai, 
 Att. 7r£0ao'^at, a. 2. ind. pass. 
 l(puvtju, 1 appeared, a. 2. subj. 
 pass. 0avai, yg, y, f. 2. pass. 
 (pavf](T0fiai, y, trai. 
 9aiv(t)^, onog, b, FhcBnops, a pro- 
 per name. 
 ^AIO'S, a, or, tawny, dark, black- 
 coloured, dusky, swarthy: hence 
 Y,i\t. foedus, a, urn. 
 <bal(Trog, ov, o, a proper name. 
 4>aia>x«''<«'r, utvog, b, »/, dark- 
 robed, in dark-coloured gar- 
 
 *AA 
 
 ments : fr. <paibg, x"'<i'»'' 
 a>A'KEAAOi:, ^ciKiXog, or 20a- 
 KeXXog, ov, b, hsit. fasc'ts, a bun- 
 dle. 
 * A KH", or ^ajcf), fjg, >/, lentils, 
 
 dressed lentils, pottage, souj). 
 <^aKbg, ov, 6, raw lentils ; a se- 
 jiulehral urn ; dark spot on the 
 eye ; wart, pimple. Th. (paKf/. 
 ^dXa, or *a\d, the ornament of a 
 helmet, being something ^aXbv, 
 shining : hence Engl. a,j'alal. 
 
 ^dXayyeg, nom. pi. & in ace. pi. 
 0aXayyac, fr. 0a\ay^. 
 
 ^a\ayyr/^or, adv. phalanx-like, 
 in one compact body : fr. <pd- 
 XayK. 
 
 *PaXdyyiov, ov, to, a kind of 
 spider : 
 
 <I>a\ayyojuaxf(i^, to fight in or 
 against a phalanx, serve in the 
 infantry : fr. 
 
 ^A'AAFS, ay yog, »/, phalanx, a 
 peculiar way among the Mace- 
 donians of drawing up their 
 army for battle ; any kind of 
 line ; body of infantry, legion ; 
 camj>; a sort of venomous sj)ider; 
 })eam of a balance ; 0a'\ayyfg, 
 the .stays of ships, rollers used 
 to convey a vessel to the water. 
 
 4>A'AAINA, i)g, y), a glow-worm; 
 a fly that flies to candles at 
 night ; Lat. balcena, a whale. 
 
 I^AAAKPO'S, d, bv, bald, be- 
 cause having a (fxiXbv, that is 
 XevKbv Kana, or (paXbv uKpov ; 
 smooth. Hence 
 
 ^aXuKooTtjg, ijrog, t), baldness : 
 & 
 
 ^aXaKpoio, at, f. Mcru), to make 
 bald ; mid. to become bald. 
 Hence 
 
 ^aXaKpiofia, aTog, Tb, baldness : 
 & 
 
 ^aXdicpcjnig, euig, >'/, a making or 
 being bald, baldness. 
 
 ^dXavOog, b, r), bald : fi'. (paXog. 
 
 4»d\apa, wr, tu, Lat. phaleroe, 
 horse-trappings, harness ; orna- 
 ments of a helmet : fr. (paXog. 
 
 ^aXdplg, & 4>a\»/pjg, i^og, y), Lat. 
 pha/arb, fulica, a kind of water 
 or fen fowl, a coot. 
 
 ^dXapig, idog, b, the name of a 
 tyrant : see Find. U. i. 4. p. 185. 
 
 <I>a\dpoc, 6, y). Dor. for <paXr]p6g. 
 
 <I>aX£K:, 6, the name of a man, un- 
 decl. Hebr. river. 
 
 «I>aX7;p<dw, w, to be white with 
 foam : fr. 
 
 ^aXiipbg, a, bv, white, shining, 
 covered with foam ; subst. the 
 iron part of a helmet ; a i)ropcr 
 name. Th. ^aXoc. 
 
 (taXiTTToj, to dote, talk idly, be in 
 second childhood ; perhaps fr. 
 (paXbg, hoary. 
 
 ^aXifj(TOfjiai, to foam. Th. <paX6g. 
 
 ^aXXiKvg, tj, bv, relating to the 
 
 (fin;) 
 
 a>AN 
 
 phallus ; Tb (paXXiKov (underst. 
 (^(Tfia), a phallic song : fr. 
 *AAA0'2, oe, b, the phallu.s, car- 
 ried in the processions at the 
 festivals of Baeehus. 
 4»AAO'2, »), bv, splendid, bright, 
 shining, white ; peiha]»s fr. 
 (pdo(^'^ tog, Tb, light. But 
 
 4>A AOS, ov, b, the cone, cre«t of 
 a hehnet. 
 
 ^aXif'ruj, to make shining, polish: 
 fr. <paX6g. 
 
 4>d/trt, ag, d. Dor. for ^t'lftrj, y). 
 
 ^ofxtv, we say, 1 pi. pres. ind. fr. 
 0>;/t«, to s.ay. Th. 0du>. 
 
 ^dfitvog, a. 2. part. m. of 0»/jtit, 
 to .say, a. 2. m. Icpdfitiv. 
 
 ^a/^ti. Dor. for 0/;/jj, to say. 
 
 't>di>, they said, by Boc'ot. .sync. 
 for t<pa(Tav, or t<pi]iTav, 3 pi. im- 
 perf. or a. 2. of 0///u/. 
 
 ^dvai, to say, pres. infin. fr. 
 (pyjfii : but 
 
 4>drat, to appear, for 0))rat, a. 1. 
 inf. act. of (paivu), to appear ; f. 
 araJ, a. 1. t(pi]i'a, 
 
 ^avat, wv, a'l, the orgies of Bac- 
 chus celebrated by torchlight ; 
 ]>1. fr. (pavij. 
 
 4>ara7og, a, ov, the enlightening, 
 sc. Jupiter : fr. tpavfj. 
 
 <Pavfit]v, jjg, tj, 1 may have ap- 
 peared, a. 1. opt. pass. & 
 
 <^avftg, ei>Tog, f. g. (pavilna, rjg, 
 y'l, a. 2. part. pass, of tpaivM, to 
 appear, f. avw, perf. jri^tpayKa, 
 perf. pass. Trffpafiftai, a. 2 pass. 
 tfpdvrjv, perf. m. Tritprjva. 
 
 ^dvtv, they appeared, yEol. or 
 Boeot. for i(pdvi](jav, 3 pi. a. 2. 
 pass, of the same verb. 
 
 ^avioo^'iaog, b, ?'/, an open enemy: 
 fr. (pavipbg, ^nrrog. 
 
 ^avfpbg, d, bv, visible, clear, 
 manifest, evident, plain, open ; 
 celebrated, renowned. Like 
 lyXog, it is constnied with a 
 part.; <pavipbg t}v Trtipuifievog, 
 he was manifestly endeavouring. 
 Til. (paivio. 
 
 ^arepocpiXog, ov, 6, y), an open 
 friend : fr. (pavepbg, <piXog. 
 
 ^avfoou), a>, to make manifest, 
 show, display, bring to light, 
 declare, explain ; f. toffa), perf. 
 7rc0ar6pa;/ca, a. 1. imper. <pavi- 
 p(o(roi', drw, pres. pass. <pav(- 
 piiofiai, ov^ai, perf. pass. 7r«- 
 (pavspiofxai, crai, rai, a. I. pass. 
 t(pavtpib9i]i' : fr. <pavtp6g. 
 
 ^avfoutg, adv., manifestly, clear- 
 ly : fr. (pavipog. 
 
 <Pai'fnu)fng, (ojg, y), manifestation : 
 fr. <pavip6ii). 
 
 ^avenu)Tt(ia, nom. pi. n. g. corn- 
 par, fr. <pavfp6g. 
 
 ^dveffKe, Ion. for t(pave, 3 sing, 
 a. 2. ind. act. of <paivu}. 
 
 ^avij, ijg, y'l, a torch : fr. <paiv(o. 
 
 ^dvTj, Ion. for i<i>dvTjj he ap- 
 
M 
 
 t 
 
 pearcd, 3 s. a. 2. iiid. pass. : but 
 <pavy, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. pass, of 
 fpaivu), to apjiear. 
 
 f^at'y)rjy he should appear, by 
 pltiiii. of 77. for (pavy. 
 
 ^avi\fxtvai, Dor. for (pavTivai, 
 a. 2 inf. pass, of ^aij'w. 
 
 ^avjjr, 2 sing. a. 2. subj. pass, of 
 (paii'tj. 
 
 ^(ivi'ifTfTai, 3 sing. f. 2. pass, of 
 tlie same verb. 
 
 *i»ai'i]TO), 3 s. a. 2. iniper. pass. &. 
 
 4>av0£i(;, a. 1. ])art. i)ass. fr. 
 (paii'iOy a. 1. pass. I<pav9i]v. 
 
 <Pai/07revQf 6wt,N "> f'*i' Ilfn'OTrtt'C, 
 derived fr. the city Flaron-//. 
 
 ^apog, f), 6v, Hght, bright, splen- 
 did ; & 4>aro(;, ov, «, a light, 
 lantern, torch ; the sun, moon. 
 Th. (paivuj. 
 
 ^avTa<^i>), to cause to appear, 
 show ; f. a(Tu>, perf. Tre^arrajca ; 
 pres. pass. ^aiTci^ojuat, to ap- 
 pear, seem, be seen, accused, 
 informed against, pres. part, 
 pass. n. g. (f>ai'Ta^i'}f^isvoi', that 
 which is displayed, seen, perf. 
 ind. pass. Trf^ai^racjunt, oai ; 
 mid. to imagine, contemplate ; 
 offer oneself to view, show off, 
 disj)lay. Th. (paivio, to show. 
 
 ^avraaia, uq, »'/, an appearance, 
 view, vision, api)arition ; Lat. 
 phantasla, an emi)ty form, un- 
 substantial image, figure in the 
 fancy ; whim, caprice ; percep- 
 tion, cognisance, form ; vain 
 show, pomj), ])arade ; splendour, 
 dignity ; u'vrio(j tiQ (pavrarriav 
 ipXOfitOa, on, Arrian Epict. iii. 
 21, we thus arrive at knowledge, 
 because, &c. ; ^16 (pavTarriav 
 ciypiiov TToitl, wherefore they 
 give one the idea of wild ani- 
 mals, Polyb. v. p. 911. (see 
 Raph. in Acts xxv. 23) : fr. 
 (pai/rd'Cio. 
 
 ^avTCKnoKOTTf^o), u), to labour un- 
 der a disordered invagination, 
 be alarmed with visionary ter- 
 rors : fr. the above, & kottoq. 
 
 ^ai'Tarrna,aTog, to, a phantasm, 
 phantom, sight, spectre, appa- 
 rition, appeai'ance, rej>resenta- 
 tion, empty vision, prodigy : & 
 
 ^avrcifTTog, 7), or, imaginable : 
 fr. (pavrd^iio. 
 
 4>avTi, Dor. for 0a<Tt, they say, 
 3 pi. pres. ind. of 0'//xi, to say. 
 
 <I>rto, Ion. & i»oet. for t<pa(To, 2 
 sing. a. 2. m. of 0f;^«<, to say, a. 
 2. t(f)riv, a. 2. m. t<pdnr}v. 
 
 ^dog, tog, to, light, day, sunrise, 
 daybreak ; the eye ; assistance, 
 preservation, deliverance, life, 
 safety; victory, joy : fr. 0a w, to 
 shijie. 
 
 4>-4'PArSj, yyog, >'/, a rupture or 
 fissure in a rock, opening be- 
 tween two cliffs, gulf, pit, preci- 
 
 l)ice ; cavern, ravine, valley ; 
 because there <paiiftTai (oT/yjita, 
 appears the fissure. 
 
 ^aoauj, the name of a king, im- 
 ded. : Hebr.by interpr. avenger. 
 
 <I>rtO£frrrrt, dat. pi. Ion. «S: ])oet. tV 
 *Pdptt, dat. sing. fr. (^dpog, eug, 
 TO, which see. 
 
 ^aoeg, o, the name of a man, un- 
 decl.: Hebr. breach. 
 
 <I»APE'TPA,a(;, >'/, Liit. jyharetra, 
 a quiver : fr. (ptooj. 
 
 ^aniTptojv, oj I'og, 6, poet, for <pa- 
 p'cTpa. 
 
 ^apfTpjjv, ace. sing. Ion. <Si 
 
 <PaptTpio%', ov, TO, a small quiver; 
 dim. fr. (papirpa. 
 
 <I>API KO'N, ov, TO, a kind of poi 
 son. 
 
 ^uptfTalog, ov, 6, Pharisee: fr 
 Hebr. Ti'")D, to expound or to se- 
 parate ; the Pharisees being in- 
 terpreters of the sacred wri- 
 tings, or separated from the rest 
 of men hy their sanctity. 
 
 ^apKiCMh]g, iog, 6, >/, wriidcled : 
 fr. (papKig, tlcog. 
 
 <I>APKl'S, i^ug, 1), a wrinkle. 
 
 <^api.iaKtia, ac, >'/, witchcraft, sor- 
 cery ; the act of healing ; plixr- 
 macij ; a drug, |)oison : Ir. ^ap- 
 piUKtVio, to bewitch. 
 
 f^apfxaKivg, loq, o, a sorcerer, ma- 
 gician ; apothecary : c*t 
 
 ^apjiaKtvio, f. evaoj, to employ 
 Sorcery or poison, drugs, or po- 
 tent herbs ; bewitch, make use 
 of si)ells or incantations ; com- 
 pound potent medicines, physic ; 
 season, stain : & 
 
 'Pap^aKig,idog,yi, a sorceress : & 
 
 ^ap^aKotig, tarra, ev, drugged, 
 poisoned : fr. 
 
 ^A'PMAKON, ov, TO, a potent 
 drug, poison ; physic, medicine, 
 a remedy ; pigment, cosmetic. 
 
 ^api-ittKoiroaia, ag, //, the drink- 
 ing of poison or medicine : fr. 
 <pdpf^iaKOV, TToaig. 
 
 ^apfiaKo7roi\i}g, ov, 6, a vender 
 of drugs, druggist, a]>othecary : 
 fr. the abt)ve, ^ ttujXeuj. 
 
 'PapnaKog, ov, o, a sorcerer, ma- 
 gician : & 
 
 ^apfiftKOio, io, f. i6(To>, poet, to 
 prepare drugs or medicines : fi*. 
 <pdpixaKov. 
 
 ^ap^aKuj^rjg, iog, 6, 1), poisonous, 
 bitter like poison : fr. ^dpiiaKov, 
 tiCog. 
 
 ^cipixdfTfTO), & TTu), to poison, 
 mix with poison or bitter herbs, 
 drug, medicate ; salve ; embit- 
 ter, stain, dye ; charm, bewitch, 
 blast ; temper iron ; heal : fr. 
 
 (pdpiAClKOV. 
 
 <I>A^P02, or «I>A'POS, eog, to, an 
 outer robe worn by men, cloak, 
 mantle, hood : fr. (p'spio. 
 
 ^doog, ov, 1), Phnruif, an island 
 (0C8) 
 
 right before Egypt ; a very liigli 
 tower near Alexandria, with a 
 li'lhthoiise for sailors ; where- 
 fore other towel's built for the 
 same purpose are called 0a'pot. 
 
 <l>rtpoa>, or d(pap6M, to plough. 
 
 4>rt()To^, ing, TO, a covering, man- 
 tle ; division, district ; part, 
 fragment, piece of any thing ; 
 (pdpfTog fiorpvog, part of a 
 i)unch of grapes, Plianias in an 
 Ei>igr. in Ileiske ; a feather, 
 ])inion, wing ; any thing formed 
 like a wing ; an axe, as the Lat. 
 bij>ennl'< is used of an axe, with 
 an edge (corresponding to the 
 plumage of a feather) on each 
 side; (see Toup. in Suid. on this 
 woi'd ;) perhaj»s fr. ^dpog. 
 
 ^l>ap(To<p6pug, 6, 1), a standard- 
 bearer : fr. (pdpcTog, (ptpio. 
 
 ^APV'rS, vyyog, 6, //, the throat, 
 wind-pipe. 
 
 ^dg, having said, a. 2. ]nirt. act. 
 fr. <pr]UL\, the same as 0au>, to 
 say. 
 
 ^dayavov,ov, to, a knife, sword; 
 as if a<pnyavov : fr. rrfpd^io. 
 
 ^arryavovpyog, ov, 6, a maker of 
 swords. Th. tpyov. 
 
 ^d(Tf, he said. Dor. & Ion. for 
 t((>t]fT(, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. fr. 
 (pnHh to siiy. 
 
 ^(i<Tt7g, you will .say. Dor. for 
 <pi](T<:ig, 2 sing. f. 1. of the same 
 verb. 
 
 ^drrtjXog, ovy 6, a yacht, pinnace, 
 boat ; fr. Pliaselis, a town of 
 Pami)hylia, where this kind of 
 vessel is said to have been first 
 invented ; a kidney bean. 
 
 ^dnOai, to have said, a. 2. inf. m. 
 fr. 0/;/u'. 
 
 <l>rt(Ti, they say, 3 pi. pres. ind. : 
 but 
 
 ^d(Ti, to them saying, dat. pi. 
 a. 2. part. act. (pdg, avTog, of 
 f/)»//iJ, to sav. Th. 0aci>. 
 
 4>Ai:idN0'S, ov, 6, Lat. Phasia- 
 nns, a pheasant ; fr. 4>a«Ttt;, the 
 river Phasis ; an informer ; fr. 
 (pdffig, an information. 
 
 ^aaiu, they say, 3 pi. pres. ind. 
 fr. <ptifti, to say : but 
 
 fPdmv, ace. sing. fr. 
 
 'Pd(Tig, fiog, /;, a form ; thus the 
 .Moon has many forms or |//[y(.<(.>{, 
 being sometimes horned, sonie- 
 times gibbous, &.c. ; an appear- 
 ance, dream : fr. <paivu), to sh .w; 
 also 
 
 ^drrig, tiog, >/, a speech, saying, 
 sentence, apophthegm ; decla- 
 ration, assertion, proposition, 
 rumour, report ; accusation, in- 
 formation : fr. (pdio, to say : also 
 
 ^u(Ttg, idog, »/, the name of a 
 river in Colchis. 
 
 ^dffK6, he asserted, 3 s. impf. ind. 
 act. Ion. of (pdcFKoj, poet, for 
 
 I 
 
 I, 
 
 ^AY 
 
 (prjfii, to say. Th. 0a w. 
 ^dfTKoj, to assert, say, profess : 
 
 see (pd(TKE. 
 <td(rfia, arog, to, a vision, appa- 
 rition, spectre, phantom, notion, 
 idea, fancy, prodigy, monster : 
 fr. (paivoj. 
 ^dfTofiui, Dor. for (p^ao^^iai, I will 
 
 say ; f. L m. fr. 0//jui, to say. 
 ^d(T<Ta, Att. <pdTTa, ijg, y), a bird 
 of the ])igeon kind, wood-pigeon. 
 ^aaaoipovog, 6, »'/, that kills doves 
 
 or pigeons : fr. (pdrrffa, (ptvto. 
 ^afTut, tig,tl, Dor. for ^i^rrw, eig, 
 
 fi, f. 1. act. of 0»;/LX(, to say. 
 ^UTtibg, d, OP, to be said, named: 
 & 
 
 ^aTy)g, oij, 6, talkative ; a liar, 
 babbler ; prophet : fr. <pdoj. 
 
 ^cfTi, Dor. for (pyjrri. 
 
 «l>rtrua;, f. itno, to say, tell, spread 
 a report, declare, avow,promise: 
 fr. 
 
 fpdrtg, fiog, y), a saying, speech, 
 sentence ; response of a prophet, 
 oracle ; report, rumour, fame, 
 glory : fr. <pdoi. 
 
 ^.4.'TNH, t]g, y), a mangel', crib, 
 stable, stall ; as if <pdyvi], fr. 
 cpdyio ; a roof fretted and hol- 
 lowed out like a manger. Hence 
 
 ^aTvtHo, a, to make like a man- 
 ger, cover with a roof ; f. ojaio, 
 perf. pass. TTttpaTrio^iai. Henc<' 
 
 4>rtrj'<J^ora, lov, tu, roofs, joists 
 of a house, ceilings ; ])ort- holes 
 of vessels, through which mis- 
 sile w(>apons are discharged at 
 those who chase them. 
 
 ^aTviofxaTiKog, y), ov, of a roof : 
 fr. the above. 
 
 ^dro, he said, Ion. for t(paTo, 3 
 sing. a. 2. m. of 0»;/<«, to say, a. 
 2. ttpyji'. Th. 0aa>, to say. 
 
 ^ctTog, y), ov, to be expressed or 
 .spoken ; spoken, announced, di- 
 vulged ; famed, celebrated : fr. 
 (pd(o, or <py]}.ii. 
 
 ^avXi^it), to vilify, treat as mean; 
 hold cheap, despise ; f. inio, 
 ])erf. pass. Trt^avXtrr^ai. Th. 
 (pavXog. 
 
 ^avXitTfia, aTog, to, the same as 
 
 ^avXtfffibg, ov, 6, jeering, con- 
 tempt, mockery : & 
 
 ^avXicTTpia, ag, >'/, one that jeers 
 at, treats with contempt : fr. 
 the preced. verb. 
 
 4»AY~A02, 1], ov, & (pavpog. Dor, 
 tpXavpog, a, ov, Att. mean, worth- 
 less, vile, poor, despicable, ig- 
 noble ; small, simple, moderate, 
 cheap ; useless, frivolous, fool- 
 ish, ridir^ulous ; bad, wicked, 
 evil, corrupt, abandoned. 
 
 4>au\ora'r/;c, g^n. sing. f. g. su- 
 perb fr. <pauXog ; conijtar. (pav- 
 XoTfpog ; super!. (pavXoTUTog, 
 most worthless. 
 
 ^avXoTJjg, iiTog, y), badness, viU>- 
 
 <J>EA 
 
 ^PEP 
 
 ness, meanness, worthlessness, ^tXXoTrovg, Tro^og, 6, »/, cork- 
 cheapness : fr. ^avXog. If^ggcd : fr. <pfXX6g, Trovg. 
 'l^avXtjg, adv. badly, meanly ; ^EAAO'S, or ^tXor, oi), 6,a cork, 
 ^qtuXwf a/coi^fcr, to be ill spoken cork-tree; stone, rock, stony 
 
 of : fr. the above th 
 
 4>avpog, Dor. for (pnvXog. 
 
 ^avnii^pnrog, 6, y), an ei)ithct of 
 the sun bestowing light on men; 
 or shining on mortals; the .same 
 with (paia'in^poTog in Homer : 
 fr. tpavit), <pav(7tg, iNc (ipoTog. 
 
 ^avfTiyytg, Sc (pavffTiyytg, marks 
 of burning on the legs ; blisters : 
 & 
 
 ^av(Tig, fojg, y), light, splendour ; 
 a luminary ; the act of shining, 
 illumination ; signal given by 
 torches : fr. 
 
 ^avuj, to shine: fr. (pdo>, the same. 
 
 4>a«//, (paj^bg, ?/, a binl t»f the 
 pigeon sort : fr. <pij5opai. 
 
 ^A'Q, ])oet. to shine, glitter, ap- 
 pear ; enlighten ; say ; kill. 
 
 4>K'1J0MAI, to run away, flee ; 
 be afraid, fear; perf. m. 7rf0o/3a. 
 
 4>f/3a»^tf0a, we should flee, 1 pi. 
 pres. subj. m. of 0t/3o/[ta<. 
 
 ^fi'rros, eog, TO, splendour, 
 light, brightness ; light of day, 
 moonlight ; a light, torch ; life : 
 fr. (pduj. 
 
 «J>fyyw, f. ^co, to give out a shi- 
 ning light, shine ; enlighten, il- 
 luminate : fr. the above. 
 
 ^ticto, spare, pres. imper. m. act. 
 Ion. for (pii^ov, of 
 
 4>ErAOiM.4I, to spare, pardon ; 
 use sj)aringly,abstain from (with 
 
 a gen.), forbear, be imwilling ; tient, meek : fr. (ptpuj, KOKog 
 
 pres. inf. m. (pticerrOai, f. m 
 (peiffofiai, y, tTai, a. \. m. €0fi- 
 adfiy]v, u), aTo, I spared, a. 1. 
 subj. m. (ptimo^iai, y, JjTai, pres. 
 part. m. (pticoi^ievog. 
 
 <I>ft^ojU6ra>c,', sj)aringly, adv. fr. 
 pres. pt. pass, of the preceding. 
 
 'PeiCoj, nog, //, sparing, parsimony, 
 frugality, abstinence, thrift. Tli. 
 (psidofiai. 
 
 ^tidioXt), rjg, & ^EUojXia, ag, r), 
 the same : fr. 
 
 ^ti^ioXbg, t), bv, & ov, 6, y), spa- 
 ring, parsimonious, niggardly, 
 thrifty, a miser : fr. the same. 
 
 *C((T£rot, 3 sing. f. 1. m. of tpti- 
 do/xai. 
 
 fpfKTfxoin), ijg, y), parsimony, fru- 
 gality, pity : fr. the same. 
 
 ^ti(yu)v, Lat. Ph'isoH, the Hebrew 
 name of the river Ganges, ac- 
 cording to some. 
 
 (ptXyv'vio,U) trifle, talk idly; pro- 
 bably fr. (pavXov. Hesych. 
 
 <i>EAAEY'2), siog, o, a rocky place 
 in Attica; any rugged and stony 
 place. 
 
 fptXXivog, tj, ov, of cork : fr. 
 (piXXog. 
 
 'InXXiov, ov, TO, a stony place: fr. 
 (piXXog. 
 
 (CG9) 
 
 plac(\ 
 
 <I>fvaK:(s(u, f. imo, to impose on, 
 deceive, cheat: ir. (psval. Hence 
 
 ^tvaKi(Tfibg,ov, 0, decejjtion, im- 
 posture. 
 
 ^E'NAS, aKog, 6, an impostor, 
 deceiver, cheat, liar. 
 
 ^tvbXyjg, ov, 0, a cloak, 2 Tim. iv. 
 13, according to many copies ; 
 in others (ptXnvyjg. see Park- 
 hurst's Lex. cd. Rose; in othei's 
 (paiXovrjg, fr. <paXXbg, hide, as 
 one might say, a cloak of skin ; 
 a case for books, according to 
 Etym. fr. Suidas (see Morel. 
 Ilieron. Quivst. ii. ad Damasum); 
 a word of Latin origin. ISe(?0ai- 
 j'oA t]g. 
 
 4>E'N12, to slay, kill; pf. rritpova. 
 
 ^ff)al, lov, a'l, a town of Thessaly. 
 
 ^ff)a<T7rig, i^og, b, //, shield-bear- 
 ing : fr. (pipco, da-TTig. 
 
 ^eplisfxtv, to feed, pres. infin. 
 Ion. for <pfp(3tiv, fr. 
 
 <I>E'PBQ, to feed, pasture, rear, 
 maintain ; mid. to feed on, cat, 
 live ; f. xpio, perf. Tr'tcpfpTra, perf. 
 m. 7re<popl3o. 
 
 4>f Of , bear, come, well, thus, pres. 
 imper. act. fr. (pf-p<o. 
 
 ^tpfyyvog, b, y), trustworthy, a 
 surety ; competent, capable,able: 
 fr. (pkpio, iyyvtj. 
 
 ^tptKUKog, b, if, evil-bearing, pa- 
 
 ^tp'tKctpTTog, 6, »'/, fruit-bearing : 
 fr. <p'ipio, KapTTog. 
 
 ^'iptKXog, ov, b, a ju'oper name. 
 
 ^tpifjitv. Ion. for (peptiv, pres. in- 
 fin. of (pspio, to bear. 
 
 ^epfoiKog, b, »'/, that carries its 
 house with it, e|)ith. of a snail ; 
 having a i)ortable house : fr. 
 (pepu), olKog, a house. 
 
 ^tpeTTovog, 6, »/, poet, cndin'ing 
 labour or pain ; causing labour, 
 bringing pain : fr. (pipw, Trovog. 
 
 ^(pterfiiog, b, y), life sustaining, 
 fostering : fr. <pfpu), fiiog. 
 
 ^foecTKov, imperf. act. Ion. for 
 t(ptpov, of tp'fpio, to bear. 
 
 ^tpi(rfTnKy)g, tog, b, y), shield- 
 bearing : fr. ^fpw, aaKog. 
 
 ^'tptTpov, ov, Tb, Lat. feretrum, a 
 bier, litter : fr. ipkpu}. 
 
 ^ipTifu, to bear, produce ; the 
 .same as 0lp(i). 
 
 ^spiffTog, (pspTiffTog, &. ^jpraroc, 
 best, superl. & (pkpTtpog, better, 
 stronger, comp. : fr. <pepu), to 
 bear, sc. arms ; or, most pro- 
 ductive. 
 
 'pEpf.ia, aTog, to, a burden, the 
 fruit of the womb : fr. ^fptu. 
 
 4>EPNir, yjg, 1), what a bride 
 brmgs with her, a dowry ; Lat. 
 
 Ml 
 
 (i 
 
 1 
 
 \ 
 
iil 
 
 ^i 
 
 rerna, a bond-slave, because of 
 such dowries anciently consisted ; 
 booty : fr. ^gpw. Hence 
 
 4>fpi't^a>, to endow, portion ; f. 
 iaio, a. 1. t<pkpvi(Ta. 
 
 ^spoKTa, ag, a. Dor. for tp'spovaa, 
 bearini^, pres. part. f. g. ^ 
 
 ^(pofitOev^ yEol. for (pEpujxtOa, 1 
 pi. prts. ind. pass. & 
 
 ^fpofiecrOay i)oet. for (ptpontQa, 1 
 ]>1. pres. ind. pass. & 
 
 ^t/oovrt, tliey bear, Dor. for 0f- 
 povai, 3 pi. pres. all from 0^pa». 
 
 ^tp(Tf<p6va, ag, r/, Prosi'rpine, Dor. 
 & yEol. for Iltp<Tt(p6vr] ; called 
 irfptTf^oj^f ta also «!v \\tp(j'i(pa<j(Tay 
 Att. -<paTTa, Th. (pivio. 
 
 ^kprarog, rj, or, & ^EorioTot,-, 
 most powerful, most niiglity, 
 suj)reme ; most excellent, most 
 useful, the best ; superl. fr. 
 <l>Bpu}. 
 
 ^spTi, by sync, for (p'^pere, bear 
 ye, 2 pi. imper. act. of <ptpui. 
 
 ^sprtpog, a, ov, strictly, that can 
 carry more, or, more able to 
 bear arms ; stronger, mightier, 
 more powerful ; more excellent, 
 superior, better ; compar. fr. 
 (pipu), to carry. 
 
 ^ipTiarogy see in (pspTUTog. 
 
 <^£'P0, Lat. /tTo, to bear a bur- 
 den, bring, carry, lead, conduct, 
 convey ; bear pain or sori'ow, 
 endure, suffer ; bear happiness, 
 acquire, gain, receive, obtain ; 
 bear, bring forth, pr<jduce; pro- 
 fit, avail to any purpose ; grant, 
 give, pay, requite, compensate ; 
 provide, offer, contribute ; take 
 away, carry off, plunder, ravage, 
 pillage ; create, appoint ; tend, 
 appei'tain, belong, lead to; ^^aXf- 
 TTutg ^ipui Tolg Trapolxji troay- 
 ^laaiy I am dissatisfied with the 
 present state of affairs ; <l)'fpti 
 tig Trciaai' ti)v 'EXXcica, Herod, 
 viii. 142, belongs to all Greece ; 
 lig aiaxvvi]i>, i. 10, tends to 
 shame ; see Eur. Iph. Aul. 5(52. 
 Hel. 1070. Soph. (Ed. T. 525. 
 627. 1010. Plut. Lucullo, 506, 
 oy^ ti;^e (TVjx^iaXttv tig o,ri (pe- 
 pni (see Markl. in Eur. Suppl. 
 295) ; (pfpeiv vofiov, to pass a 
 law ; ')^pTjp.aTaf to be tributary ; 
 \prj(pov, to vote ; vvkto, to pass 
 the night ; (^kpu /ioi, for av^i- 
 ^spei, it concerns me, is bene- 
 ficial to me ; dytiv Kai (pkpEiv, 
 to pillage a country ; rapiunt 
 incensa ferunt-que Pergama, 
 Virg. A^n. ii. 374 ; f. olaoj (as 
 if fr. o(a>), a. I. tii'SyKa, (as if fr. 
 IvsyKU),) a. 1. imper. act. ti^ty- 
 Kov, a. 1. inf. act. hftyKui, a. 2. 
 ind. 7/i'fyKoi', j)art. ii'tyKioi^, 
 ovara^oi^; pres. pass. <pepofiaty to 
 be carried, borne along, driven; 
 rush, be snatched away ; be 
 
 handled or discoursed of by men 
 occupied in the pursuit of any 
 thing; perf. pass, ■i/vtypai, a. 1. 
 pass. r)rkxG>lv, Ion. i)vt'ixOi]v, 
 part, ti'tx^tlg. Ion. ivtixOtigy 
 tlaa, tr, perf. m. iivoxa, Att. 
 
 m. triyKan- 
 
 trr/roxa, a. 1. inf. 
 9ai ; iv (psptaOai is said of one 
 who is well versed in any thing, 
 does any thing well ; also of any 
 thing that goes on well. 
 
 ^EY% Lat. kcu ! alas ! wo is me ! 
 oh strange ! an interjection ex- 
 pressive of grief, dislike, or ad- 
 miration. 
 
 ^ivyovTiy Dor. for 0£i';yoi;fft, they 
 Hee, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. iSc 
 
 ^tvyoiTtuv, Att. for ^euytrwoTtr, 
 3 pi. pres. imper. act. fr. 
 
 ctEY'rti, Lat. fuifio, to Hee, fly, 
 escape, run away from ; rout, 
 put to flight ; avoid, shun, re- 
 ject ; be unwilling ; be accused, 
 be prosecuted, be defendant ; 
 <pevyii)V, the defendant, du!>Kiov, 
 the plaintiff ; be banished ; f. 
 ^(u, f. 1. m. (pev^ofiai, a. 2. ind. 
 act. ttpvyov, perf. m. Tre^tj-yo, 
 for -Ktcpvya ; <pivy(iv dtrt^tiag 
 vrri) Mf Xtroy, ttjcr/j/ beingunder- 
 stood, Plato Apol. Socr. § 24, 
 to be accused of impiety by Me- 
 litus ; (ptvyuj ayrb Tt'ig Kpiaeiog, 
 Matth. xxiii. 33, to be ac([uitted 
 or escape from condemnation. 
 Hence 
 
 fpevKTtog, a, or, to be avoided, we 
 must avoid, nuist shun ; verbal 
 adj. fr. the above. 
 
 ^tvKTog, i), bvy to be avoided, 
 shunned : fr. the same. 
 
 ^iv^tj, you will flee, 2 sing. f. m. 
 Dor. of (btvyii). 
 
 ^iv^i^iog, 6, //, from whom or 
 which one nmst fly, that can be 
 escaped from; to which one flies 
 for refuge : fr. 
 
 ^iv^ig, lug, I'l, flight, escape : fr. 
 (ptvyio, 
 
 4>E'4^AAOS, oUjiSl ^t\pd\v^,vyog, 
 6, a spark, smoke, fire. 
 
 «J»fi^aXou>, u>, f. uxjio, to turn into 
 sparks, set fire to, I'educe to 
 ashes : fr. the above. 
 
 «J>/), he said, Ion. for t<prj, 3 sing. 
 imperf. or a. 2. ind. act. ; but 
 
 <I>j/, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. act. of (pi]i~u, 
 f r. ^dw, to say. 
 
 ^riytvg, Phegeus, the name of a 
 man. 
 
 <ifiiyivog, jj, ov, Lat. fatjineus, 
 beech en ; adj. fr. 
 
 4)Hr0'2, ov, /;, Dt)r. ^aybg, Lat. 
 faijus, the beech-tree ; a specit s 
 of oak : fr. ^dyw, to eat, beech- 
 nuts and acorns beinji the food 
 of our forefathers. 
 
 4>J7yia (obsolete), to eat ; whence 
 a. 2. ttpayov. 
 
 ^h'J, he should say, by pleon. of 
 (670) 
 
 *H2 
 
 rj, for 0y, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. of 
 <pr)pi, to say. Th. 0d(u. 
 
 <I>/;Xf a>, iV 6u>, ai, to deceive, cheat, 
 disappoint. Th. ^ijXog. 
 
 <1>//Xi/^, ijKog, 6, an impostor, 
 cheat ; wild fig, unripe fig : fr. 
 (pijXog. 
 
 <I>//X/;ryo"i,to thieves (others read 
 (pt\riTy(n), dat. pi. Ion. fr. 
 
 ^n^VTiig, ov, 6, an impostor, thief, 
 robl)er : fr. (pyjXaio. 
 
 ^T/Xi^, 6, a proper name : fr. the 
 Lat. fi'/ix. 
 
 <I>H~A02, ov, o, a deceiver, cheat; 
 one that lays snares, wieked. 
 
 ^/;X<j(u, ui, f. (oaio, to deceive, 
 entice : fr. the above. 
 
 <Pripai, reports, nom. pi. fr. 
 
 *^'fU^n, VQ, V, Dor. (pdfia, ag, >), 
 Lat. fania, a savin;;, voice, crv, 
 sound, strain ; discoui*se ; ru- 
 mour, report, news ; fame, re- 
 nown, celebrity, opinion and 
 estimation formed on anything; 
 reputation ; an omen, oracle, 
 prediction. 
 
 <l>///u«, to say, speak, declare, utter, 
 relate, aflirm ; assure, maintain, 
 promise, admit, think, believe ; 
 also in mid. ov 0///u, to say no, 
 deny, refuse; f. j/o-w, a. 2. t<piiv. 
 Th. (jidu). 
 
 *;/jU(^w, to say, mter, spread a 
 rumour, report, divulge, an- 
 nounce, celebrate, name ; mid. 
 to express, comprise in words ; 
 f. laoj &. i^u) : fr. 
 
 ^i]pig, i), the same as <pi]^u). 
 
 */}»', (pi]g, (pi). Ion. for t0»yj', r]g, 
 r/, imi)erf. or a. 2. of ^/;/<t. 
 
 *//i'«i, Att. for ^dvai, a. 1. infin. 
 of 0ajvw, to appear. 
 
 ^H'NH, r]g, i), an eagle, osprey. 
 
 a»/)p, i)p6g, b, Lat. pra, a w'ild 
 beast, monster, centaur, /E(j1. or 
 Ion. for Oiip. 
 
 4>H'PEA, lov, TUj swellings and 
 tensions of the nerves. 
 
 *^P'/, »K'j Vi Lat. Phere, the pro- 
 per name of a country. 
 
 ^?lpog, the food of the ancient 
 deities, Hesych. 
 
 ^r^palvj dat. pi. fr. 0»}p, a wild 
 beast. 
 
 4>j/C, you say, 2 sing. pres. ind. ; 
 but 
 
 <!>//(;, Ion. for tipng^ 2 sing. impf. 
 or a. 2. Att. & 
 
 ^yg, 2 sing. a. 2. subj. & 
 
 <l>ry(rf t€, he may have said, for 0)/- 
 aai, 3 sing. a. 1. opt. & 
 
 ^y]otig, you will say, 2 sing. f. 1. 
 ind. act. of <pi]pi, to say. 
 
 *r/«T0a, you siiid, by Ion. &. ^ol. 
 paragoge for i(pi)g, 2 sing, im- 
 perf. or a. 2. ind. of the preceding 
 verb. 
 
 *>;<Ti; he says, 3 sing. pres. ind. : 
 but 
 
 *y(Ti, by Ion. paragoge for ^y, 
 
 3 s. a. 2. subj. of the same verb. 
 <i>i](JTog, ov, o, the name of a man. 
 
 Lat. Festus. 
 ^tjffw, 1 will say, f. 1. fr. 0d(o, or 
 
 <P>ipi, to say. 
 ^U'TPH, T]g, i), a tribe; for ^p,/- 
 
 Tpi]. 
 
 ^i)aii]v, I may have anticipated, 
 a. 2. opt. of (pOnfii, or (pOdt^u), 
 to be beforehand with; f. <p9d(Tio, 
 a. 2, t<pOiiv,n. 2. m. i<pQd^iiv. 
 ^Odfxtvog, having anticipated, 
 being beforehand, a. 2. part. m. 
 of the same verb. 
 *6/di', Bueot. for06^r/(Ta)', Ion. for 
 tipOtjaav, 3 pi. a. 2. ind. of 00/}- 
 ftt, or (pOdvut. 
 ^Odi'ai, })res. infin. fr. (pOTipi, or 
 
 for (pOiivaL, a. 2. intin. fr. 
 *t)(?"Nii, to come before, be be- 
 forehand with, anticipate, get 
 the start of, be sooner, do any 
 thing before another; overtake; 
 get. attain to : whence ov (pOd- 
 vcj, I cannot ; nmch used where 
 the object is to express quiek- 
 ness ; with a part. ; as <p9d fuj 
 Xa/3u*i', I get po.ssession first ; 
 f. (pOddiOf perf. t(pOa^a, a. 1. 
 ttpOuaa, a. 1. subj. (pGdauj, yg, 
 y, a. 2. t(p9ijv, as if fr. <p9i)^i, 
 a. 2. m. i(p9dfuiv, a. 2. part. m. 
 <p9d^tvog : ov (^jOdj/io—Kai, as 
 soon as ever, immediately. Ov 
 (p9dvu tKayofiei'og b 'imrog, Kal 
 tvOvg Ofiuiog tan ro7g dica9dp- 
 Toig, Xen. de Re Ec^., no sooner 
 is the horse led out, but he 
 seems like tliKse that are not 
 cleaned : (see Markl. in Eur. 
 SuppL 12iy.) ovK dv <p9dvoig, 
 with a part., you cannot be first, 
 so as to prevent it ; you cannot 
 be too quick ; it must needs be, 
 you cannot avoid it ; you cann<>t 
 do it as fast as I should wish it 
 done ; presently, innncdiately. 
 ^9aptig ivTog, having been de- 
 stroyed, a. 2. part, pass, of (p9u- 
 poi; f. (p9tpCj, j)erf. t(p9apKa, a. 
 2. t(p9apoi>, a. 2. pass. t(p9dpt]v. 
 ^9dp9i, jierish, by sync, for ^^dp- 
 Oi^Ti, a. 1. imper. pass, of <pOti- 
 pu), to corrupt, &c. ; f . fpuJ, perf. 
 pass. t(p9apjxai, aai, rai, a. 1. 
 ]>ass. t<p9dpBt]v. 
 4f9dpfia, arog, rb, corruption, a 
 
 pest, outcast : fr. (p9tipio. 
 ^9apTiKbg, i), bv, destructive, 
 
 pernieious : fr. the same. 
 ^9apTbg, t), bv, corrupted, de- 
 stroyed, slain, corruptible, liable 
 to decay, mortal : fr. the same. 
 ^9dg, having first taken, a. 2. 
 
 part. act. of (p9}]^i, or (p9avio. 
 ^9d<Tag, avTog, in. in ace. <p9daav- 
 ra, a. 1. part. act. of the same. 
 ^Odaio, f. I. ind. act. & 
 ^9d(Tujptv, 1 pi. a. I. subj. of 
 Idvu). 
 
 <i>eE 
 
 4>06yy£r', Ion. for l(p9iyyiT0, 3 
 
 sing. impf. & 
 <^9fyyoi9'. Ion. for <p9eyyotro, 3 
 
 sing. opt. m. fr. 
 4>OE'rrOMAI,to utter any sound, 
 
 (as of a trumpet, thunder, a mul- 
 titude, ^c.) sound ; of the voiee, 
 
 to speak, utter, cry out, shout, 
 
 scream, neigh ; sing, praise ; f. 
 
 ^Oty^oHai, perf. t(p9fyfiai, perf. 
 
 m. t(p9oyya. 
 ^9tyyov0', they were sounding. 
 
 Ion. for i(p9syyovTo, 3 pi. impf. 
 
 of (p9iyyofiai. 
 ^9kyp.a, arog, ro, utterance, voice, 
 
 a sound, tune : fr. tp9iyyoiiiai. 
 ^9ty^afiev(p, dat: s'lnir. a. 1. part. 
 
 of the same verl). 
 ^9{y^y, you will speak. Dor. for 
 
 ^^h^V-> 2 sing, of the same tense 
 
 and verb. 
 ^9eifit]v, £(0, tiro, I may escape, 
 
 avoid, or may have escaped ; 
 
 pres. opt. m. or pass, or a. 2. 
 
 opt m. &c 
 ^9tio^tv, we should anticij)ate, 1 
 
 pi. a. 2. subj. act. fr. (pOiim, or 
 
 (p^dviOj to anticipate ; a. 2. t 
 (p9i]v, a. 2. subj. <p9m, yg, ij. Ion. 
 (p9Buj, 7jg, y, poet. (p9dio, yg, y, 1 
 pi. <p9tiu)fxevj by poet, systole 
 (p9tioij,tv. 
 ^9tip, pbg, b, a louse; fruit of the 
 resin-tree ; name of a fish : fr. 
 (p9tipu}, to destroy. 
 ^9eipid(ng, eojg, »/, the lousy dis- 
 ease : fr. 
 ^9fipidM, w, to be full of lice, 
 have a disease producing lice : 
 fr. (p9tip. 
 ^9tipi^to & 4>0apt^<)//ai, to catch 
 lice, clear of lice, be bitten by 
 lice : fr. (p9tip, 
 ^9eipoTroibg, oT;, 6, »/, productive 
 of lice, harbouring vermin : fr. 
 <p9elp, 7701SUJ. 
 ^OtipoTpaytio, w, f. t;^^, to eat 
 
 lice : fr. (p9tip, rpioyio. 
 ^Oupocpaykoj, Wf to eat lice : fr. 
 (pOilp, (pdyto. 
 ^9tipoj, to corinipt, spoil, destroy, 
 ruin ; vitiate, debauch, violate, 
 pollute, defile ; consume, waste, 
 ravage, kill ; f. ipuj, pei-f. t<p9ap- 
 Ka, a. 1. t<p9npa, a. 2. t<p9apov ; 
 pres. pass. <p9npop.ai, to be de- 
 stroyed, perish, die, go to ruin, 
 go or come with mischief : 
 ('Ardp, a; Troujrd, Kara rt Ctvp' 
 i(p9dprjg ; but what, Mr. Poet, 
 brought you here with your 
 mischief? Aristoph. "Op v. ' Bos 
 Anim. 23.) a. 2. ind. pass. I(p9d- 
 prjv, a. 1. subj. pass. <p9aput, 
 perf. pass. t(p9ap^ai, aai, rai, 
 perf. m. t<p9opa. Th. <p9'no. 
 ^9i\Tai, 3 s. pres. pass, of ^9'tio. 
 <^9tpt'i, 3 pers. sing. f. 1. act. of 
 
 (p9i'ipu). 
 ^Oippu), JEo\. for ^9iip(jj, whence 
 (671) 
 
 4>ei 
 
 f. <p9io(Toj. 
 
 ^9f pern, he will lay waste, 3 sing, 
 f. 1. ind. act. yEol. of tlie pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 ^I9epniytvt}g, tog, b, y), race- 
 destroying : fr. (p9tipio, ytvog. 
 
 fl'BE'Q, a;, f. (pOifriio, to corrupt, 
 weaken, destroy, ruin. 
 
 ^9fu)fitv, I(ui. for (pOwfitr : see 
 
 <l>^/7. Ion. for t<p9tj, he anticipated, 
 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. of <p9?}pi, 
 or <p9dvu}, to be beforehand with; 
 f. d<7w, a. 2. t(p9qp : but 
 *0j/, 3 s. a. 2. subj. of the same. 
 '^9tjy, according to Eust. for 
 ^9aiij, 3 sing. a. 2. opt.; accord- 
 ing to others for ^9y, by pleon. 
 of »;, a. 2. subj. of <p9rnu, or 
 <p9dv<jj, to be beforehand with ; 
 a. 2. t(p9i]v. 
 ^9i)(Tt, he anticipated. Ion. for 
 t<p9ijat, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 <p9iii.H, or (p9dio, f. ^au). Th. 
 <p9dvuj. 
 ^Oy(Ti, by Ion. paragoge for <p9yj 
 
 3 sing. a. 2. subj. fr. the same. 
 ^9nrT0fiai, 3 pi. (p9i)(T0i'rai, f. 1. 
 
 m. fr. the same. 
 ^9ia, ag, Ion. -t], rjg, >), Phthia, 
 a town of Thessaly, the native 
 place of Achilles. 
 
 ^9ifitvog, T), 01', corrupted, de- 
 stroyed, perished, dead, killed ; 
 for i(p9iiikvog, perf. part. Ion. 
 by taking away the augment, 
 and changing the accent ; or by 
 sync, for <p9i6fitvog, pres. part, 
 pass. fr. <p9ionai, to be destroy- 
 ed ; perf. t<p9ifiat. Th. <p9iio. 
 
 ^pivdg, ddog, >'/, waning, decreas- 
 ing, closing, drawing to an end; 
 wasting, consuming : & 
 
 <l?9ipacrfxa, arog, to, decline, con- 
 sumption, waning, setting : fr. 
 <p9ipu). 
 
 ^9ip6Kap7rog, b, y, poet, having 
 lost its fruit, that beai"s fruit no 
 more : fr. <p9ii'u), KapTrog. 
 
 ^9ivoTriDpivbg, /}, oi^, near the end 
 of autunm, wintry, withered, 
 faded, decaved : «Sl 
 
 ^9iiw7rujpig, idog, »/, autumnal, 
 destructive to fruit : fr. ip9iyio, 
 to spoil, waste, pine. A: oiriopa, 
 ag, >/, autumn, the fruits of au- 
 tunm. 
 
 ^9iv67ru>pov, ov, to, autumn, the 
 end of autunm ; which com- 
 menced, according to Ceesar's 
 arrangements, on the 1 1 th day 
 of August, Plin. xviii. 28 ; ac- 
 cording to Hesychius, the 15th 
 or 22nd of August ; (see Ma- 
 son's Life of Plin. jun. ann. 
 1432) : fr. the same. 
 
 ^9irv9t(T.e, 3 sing, imperf. ind. 
 act. Ion, & by ej)enth. of taK, 
 for t(p9ivv9e, of <p9ivv9to ; ac- 
 cording to others, impf. of 00t- 
 
 I 
 
i 
 
 'it 
 
 vvO'ecTKit) : fr. (l>9ivo), the same 
 
 as th. (p6eu)j to spoil. 
 <P9irv9io, to destroy, put to the 
 
 rout ; consume, corru])t, spoil, 
 
 waste ; pine away, perish : & 
 ^Oii^oWn, i](^, »'/, a wasted, wi- 
 thered hag : i'v. 
 <^9i"rio, or *l>9t"(o, the same as 
 
 (p9suj, to destroy; perish, decay. 
 
 fall or waste away, decline, fade: 
 
 (p9ii'oi'Toi; fitjvbg, at the end of 
 
 the month. 
 ^9iviodr]f:y €0Q, 6, ?), attacked l)y 
 
 consumption, consumptive : fr. 
 
 (p9ii>ii\ elcog. 
 ^0irrKT9ai, f. 1. inf. m. oi (p9i(o. 
 ^9i(Ttjr'ojp, onoQ, 6, >'/, man-de- 
 
 stroyin^:, destructive ; an epith. 
 
 of war : fr. 00<w, «j'//p. 
 ^9i(T9at. to have been destroyed. 
 
 have perished, by sync, foi 
 
 sync. 
 ^9U(r9ai, pres. inf. m. fr. (p9iio, 
 or, <lroppin«^ the augment, for 
 i<p9in9ai, ])erf. infin. pass, of 
 ^9iof.iai. Th. (p9hio. 
 
 ^9i(j9io, by sync, for (p9i^fr9io, 3 
 sing. pres. imper. m. of 00(()juri£. 
 Th. (pOkio. 
 
 ^9i(Tii5noTog & $0(fT(/u/3poro^, 6, 
 j), man-consuming, destructive, 
 deadly, fatal, bloody : fr. <^)Oiix), 
 
 fipOTOQ. 
 
 ^9imKug, j), or, consumptive ; 
 causing consumption : fr. 
 
 ^Oi(TiQ, nog, I'l, corruption, wast- 
 ing ; phfhhtSf wasteful disease, 
 consumption, decline ; decay, 
 especially of the lungs and eyes; 
 fr. 2 pers. perf. pass, of (p9iuj. 
 
 ^9iTdg, /), or, wasted, consumed, 
 decayed, dead, perishable : fr. 
 
 <[>0r'(u, f. I'crw, to corrupt, weak- 
 en, destroy, kill, cause to waste; 
 be consumed, fail, waste away, 
 pine, decay, perish, sink, die ; 
 (p9iofxai, to be corrupted, de- 
 stroyed, perish, die : fr. (p9lu}. 
 
 ^96yyog^ ov, 6, & <P9oyyt), i}g, r), 
 a sound, musical sound, tune, 
 note ; articulate sound, yoice ; 
 speech, discourse ; also the yoice 
 of animals, singing, bleating, 
 &c. : fr. <p9'tyyo^ai, to speak ; f. 
 m. y^ofiai, perf. pass. t<p9eyfiat, 
 perf, mid. t<p9oyya. 
 
 <P96t), tjg, or ^9img, eojg, //, decay 
 consumption, decline. Th. 0Oiaj 
 
 4>90I*^2, tCog, r), &i ^9oigy "lor^ o, 
 by contr. (p9uXg, a kind of cheese- 
 cake. 
 
 ^9ovepbg, a, bv, subject to envy, 
 envious, jealous, invidious, ma- 
 licious ; liable to be envied, 
 prosperous : fr. (1)96 vog. 
 
 ^9ovtpu)g, adv., enviously, invi- 
 diously. 
 
 4>0or£a>, ui, to envy, bear envy, 
 be jealous, refuse through envy 
 or ill-will, grudge, hate, rebuke, 
 be angry, with a dat. ; f. r/aw, 
 
 perf. l<p96vT]Ka^ a. I. t(p96vr](Ta. 
 Th. ^9uvog. Hence 
 
 <i>9()i>r]rng^ ttjg, >/, same as 
 
 <I>HO'NOS, ov, 6, envy, mahce, 
 jealousy, a grudge ; rebuke, en- 
 vious censure. 
 
 <I>Oo()a, (ig, //, corruption, conta- 
 gion, pestilence,destruction, per- 
 dition, ruin, loss, mortality ; vio- 
 lation, seduction ; decay, death : 
 tS: 
 
 ^9()pog, ov, u, pestilence, a plague, 
 pest ; spendthrift ; corruption, 
 destruction, ruin, loss ; mortali- 
 ty ; adj. 0, //, destructive, per- 
 nicious, deadly : fr. ^9tipio, f. 
 fpu), perf. m. t(p9opa. 
 
 ^l Sc 0ii', particles by poet, para- 
 goge often annexed to nouns. 
 
 4>IA'AH, Tjg, j), a jdiial, broad 
 flat cup, goblet, bowl, urn. 
 
 fi*ia\i(7Ki}, t]g, >/, 6c 
 
 ^laX'ig, i^og, »/, a small cup : fr 
 
 4»t«/\X(i>, f. «\(^, to lay hold of, 
 
 enter upon, begin with : pro 
 
 bably for t^tr/Wtu. 
 ^ictpbg, d,6r,shining bright, ];ure; 
 
 fat ; sour, sharp : perhaps fr. 
 
 (^nog. 
 fl> I B A A E'H, rjg, >y, a lenten or dry 
 
 fig ; myrtle-tree. 
 4»i/"J\rt, hat. fihff la, a clasp ; Gre- 
 
 cized fr. the Latin. 
 ^icuKi'Tj, 7]g, t'l, for 7ri9ctKi't], a 
 
 small barrel, cask : fr. 7ri9og. 
 ^icoiJiai, poet, for (ptiS(i/.iat, to 
 
 spare, pardon, abstain from. 
 ^iKiog, ov, b, the name of a moun- 
 tain. 
 ^iXa (ppovB(ov Tivl, friendly or 
 
 well disposed to one. 
 'i>i\ciya9og, b, >'/, a lover of good- 
 ness or good men, yirtuous : fr. 
 
 (piXog, dya96g. 
 ^iXdyXaog, b, t), poet, studious of 
 
 what is splendid, magnificent : 
 
 fr. (piXog, dyXaog. 
 ^iXaypog, 6, //, fond of the coun- 
 try or of hunting : fr. (piXog, 
 
 dypbg, or dypa. 
 ^iXciS'sXcptict, ag, »;, the name of a 
 
 city ; in Greek, brotherly love. 
 ^iXadtX^ia, ag, >/, brotherly loye: 
 
 fr. 
 *i>iXd^tX<pog, 6, //, loving brothers 
 
 and sisters, attached to one's 
 
 brethren : fr. <piXog, dhXipog. 
 ^iXd9(Lig, 61'Tog, liaving been 
 
 loved, Dor. for <piXij9dg, a. 1. 
 
 part. pass, of <piXsix). 
 ^iXa9i]vaiog, b, i), attached to the 
 
 Athenians: ir.cpiXog, 'A9i]valog. 
 fpiXaiaKTogy 6, »/, prone to woe, 
 
 doleful, plaintive : fr. 6iXog. a'l- 
 
 ai,(o. 
 ^iXaijAaTog, b, >'/, blood-thirsty : 
 
 fr. (piXog, alfia. 
 ^iXaiTfpog, comp. tSc 4>iXatrnroc, 
 
 su{)erl. Ion. & Dor. for (piXibri- 
 (672) 
 
 4>IA 
 
 nog, tpiXMTarog, fr. tpiXog, dear, 
 friendly, affectionate. 
 
 ^iXaiTiog, 6, »/, litigious, ccnso- 
 lious, morose, quarrelsome : fr. 
 <piXog, airia. 
 
 <t><Xrt(coXoi'0or', 6, ?/, fond of fol- 
 lowing, fund of company : fr. 
 (juXog, dK6Xov9og. 
 
 *^iXdKpi]Tog, b, ?'/, fond of \vine : 
 fr. 0iXor, dicpr]Tog. 
 
 ^iXaXi^di'Cpog, ov, b, a lover of 
 Alexander. 
 
 ^iXftfia, QTog, to, Dor. for (piXjj- 
 l^ia, rb, a kiss. 
 
 ^iXanaprti^uov, ovog, b, >'/, ad- 
 dicted to sin : (piXwt> dfidprtjf^ia, 
 loving sin. 
 
 ^iXdfiTnXog, b, »'/, loving, or 
 abounding in, vines : fr. <piXog, 
 (ifiTriXnc. 
 
 ^iXai'Cpia, ag, i), the love of a 
 husband : fr. 
 
 ^iXavcpog, >), loving one's hus- 
 band, (epith. of a dutiful wife.) 
 favourable to men : fr. (piXor, 
 driip. 
 
 ^iXar9paKivg, 'nag, 6, a friend to 
 colliers : fr. <piXog, dv9paKtvg. 
 
 ^iXni'9pio7r(vo/.iai, f, fyco/urti, to 
 behave courteously, entertain 
 politely : & 
 
 4>tXoj'0p(t»7r£a>, aJ, to act kindly to, 
 treat with humanity ; f. i)(tw, 
 ])erf. 7T((l)tXai'9pio7rT]Ka : Sc 
 
 ^iXai>9pujnia, ac, j), humanity, 
 civility, ])lnl<int]iropij : fr. 
 
 ^iXdv9pio7rog, b, i], ]>hUanthr(ypic, 
 loving mankind, humane, bene- 
 volent, liberal : fr. <piXog, dv- 
 9puj7rog. 
 
 <PiXa7'9po)7rMg, adv. humanely, 
 civilly, kindly : fr. the above. 
 
 ^iXdoiSug, b, //, a lover of song : 
 fr. ^iXog, doiC}'i. 
 
 ^jXaTTtx^'/f'orwfjady. rancorous- 
 ly : fr. 
 
 *iXa7rf\'0///<(ur, oroc, 6, ?'/, fond 
 of strife, (juarrelsome. Hence 
 
 ^iXaTrtx9i)HoiJvin), i]g, >}, fond- 
 ness for strife, animosity, ran- 
 cour : fr. (piXog, d7rtx9iifiiov. 
 
 ^iXa7rex9t)g, eog, b, r), fttnd of 
 (piarn-'ling, spiteful : fr. ^iXog, 
 dTrtx9t]g. 
 
 <PiXa7r6ci]i.iog, b, »/, fond of tra- 
 velling : fr. 0i'Xoc, d7r6Sr]fiog. 
 
 ^iXapyvpsu), u), to be fond of mo- 
 ney, be avaricious ; f. I'law, perf. 
 7rt<piXapyvpt]Ka : & 
 
 ^iXapyvpia, ag, >/, love of money, 
 avarice : fr. 
 
 <PtXdpyvpoQ, b, )'/, fond of money, 
 avaricious : fr. (piXog, dpyvpog. 
 
 ^iXdpi^iarog, 6, i), fond of chariots 
 or the chariot-race : fr. (piXug, 
 upi^ia. 
 
 ^iXdtjai, Dor. for (piXyaai, to 
 kiss, a. 1. inf. act. of (piXkio. 
 
 4>(Xao-£, Dor. & Ion. for ttpiXtjUf, 
 3 sing. a. I. ind. of the same. 
 
 <I)IA 
 
 *iXa'(T€i, Dor. for (piXi)(Tn, 3 sing. 
 
 f. 1. & 
 <PtXa<THg, Dor. for <piXTj(Ttig, 2 s. 
 
 f. 1. & 
 tPiXdnov, Dor. for (piXijaov, a. 1. 
 
 imj)er. act. & 
 ^tXd'aio, Dor. for <piXr)(Tu}, f. 1. of 
 
 fpiXsio, to love. Th. ^iXog, dear. 
 <I><\rtro, he loved, 3 sing, imperf. 
 
 pass. Ion. for ItpiXaTO, of 0<X»//n ; 
 
 or by .sync, for <piXi]aaTo, 3 sing. 
 
 a. 1. m. of 0tXf <«;, to love, f. ?}(Tw. 
 
 Th. <piXog, dear. 
 ^iX«rXoc:, 6, )/, fond of tlie pipe 
 
 or flute : fr. ^'iXog, avXbg. 
 ^nXavTia, ag, //, self-love, selfish- 
 ness : fr. 
 ^uXnvTog, 6, //, a lover of self, 
 
 selfish, self-i)leasing, self-con- 
 ceited : fr. 0iXoc, avrbg, self. 
 <t><Xt, love, for 0«Xft, pres. imper. 
 
 act. of tpiXkuj, to love ; f. yjfTio. 
 ^iXftii', pi'es. infin, of the same. 
 ^iXiffTKi, he loved, 3 sing, impf, 
 
 intl. act. Ion. for t<piXet, of the 
 
 same verb. 
 ^iXeXXT}v, tjvoc, 6, a friend to 
 
 the Greeks : fr. <piXog,"EXX7]r. 
 ^iXtoiaiv, Dor. & ^^ol, for (piXk- 
 
 ovfTiv, they are wont, 3 pi. pres. 
 
 of (piXkio. 
 ^iXfov, I loved, imperf. Ion. for 
 
 tipiXtov, fr. (piXtio. 
 ^iXtoi/Ti, they love. Dor. for 0i- 
 
 Xov(Ti, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of the 
 
 same. 
 ^iXsopTog, 6, »), fond of feasting 
 
 or festivals : fr. tpiXog, eoprr). 
 4>iX£7riri/ii;r/)t;, ov, b, prone to 
 
 censure one's friends, fond of 
 
 reproving, moi'ose : fr. 0iXot;, 
 
 tTTlTlfldui. 
 
 *PiXfpyf(t), ai, f. rjrrix), to be fond of 
 working, intent on business, dili- 
 gent or laborious : & 
 
 ^iXipyia, ag, i), alacrity in work- 
 ing, diligence, industry : fr. 
 
 ^iXtpybg, b, i), fond of working ; 
 diligent : fr. (piXog, tpyoi'. 
 
 <i}tXfpriiJog, b, >/, fond of solitude : 
 fr. <piXog, tptjfiog. 
 
 ^iX^pWog, o, »"/, fond of working 
 in wool : fr. <})i\og, tpi9og. 
 
 ^lydraipog, b, r), attached to one's 
 c«>mj>anions, social : fr. ^iXog, 
 era'ipog. 
 
 ^iXtvvog, 6, r/, loving one*s bed, 
 fond of nuptial pleasures : fr. 
 (piXog, ivvi]. 
 
 ^iXterrat, Dor. for (pCXovvrai, 3 
 pi. pres. pass. & 
 
 ^iXtvvTig, Dor. for <pCXovvTig, 
 nom. pi. pres. part. act. of <pi- 
 Xiii). 
 
 (^iXfvvTi, Dor. for <piXov(Ti, they 
 love. 
 
 t^iXEvaa, Dor. for ^iXovcra, kiss- 
 ing, pres. part. act. f. g. fr. 0i- 
 
 XklO. 
 
 ^iXtvffi, they love, Dor. for ^t- 
 
 <I>IA 
 
 Xovm, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of the 
 same. 
 ^iX€x9i)g, tog, b, »}, disposed to 
 enmity or quarrels : fr. ^iXog, 
 tx9og. ^ 
 
 ^iXfx9psu},Cj,tohe disposed to be 
 hostile, be fond of <|uarreling ; 
 f. i/(T(f>, perf. 7n(l>iXsx9pTjKa : fr. 
 
 <I>(Xf\;0{)ot,*, 6, »), the same as <piX- 
 ex9iig : fv. ^iXog, tx9p6g. 
 
 <L^tXeio, G), to love, like, be attached 
 to; kiss, embrace, salute; enter- 
 tain, show kindness, cling to, be 
 fond of; be wont, accustomed to 
 do ; f. //(Tw, perf. irttpiXijKa, a. 1. 
 i(piXj](Ta, a. 1. subj. ^iXijtru}, a. I. 
 inf. act. (i)iXi)crai, perf. pass. Tre- 
 (piXtjfiai, perf. m. 7rs07Xa. Th, 
 (piXog, dear. 
 
 <i>iX)i, T)g, »/, a female friend, mis- 
 tn'ss, f. g. fr. <piXog, a friend. 
 
 <PiXT}S^tjj, w, to take pleasure, de- 
 light in : «Sc 
 
 *PiXiidia, ag, >'/, love of pleasure, 
 delight : fr. <piXog, yCvg. 
 
 ^iXjj^ovia, ag, i), love of plea- 
 sure : fr. 
 
 ^iXr/tovog, b, y, devoted to or 
 fond of j)leasure, voluptuous : fr, 
 <piXog, ifCovtj. 
 
 ^iXijKota, ag, t}, love of hearing, 
 zeal for learning, curiosity : fr. 
 
 <PiXrjKoog, b, rj, fond of hearing, 
 attentive, incjuisitive, studious : 
 fr. <piXog, aKovio, ])f. mid. f/Koa. 
 
 ^iXi]Xia(TTi)g, ov, b, fond of being 
 a judge in the court of Helia^a : 
 fr. (piXog, HXiaffTrjg. 
 
 ^iXijfia, arog, rb, a kiss, saluta- 
 tion, embrace : fr. 0tX£(u. 
 
 ^tX»//Li£i'ai, to love, a. 2. inf. Ion. 
 or Dor. for (piXijvai ; fr. the obs. 
 (piXrj^i ; some will have it to be 
 by ectas. for <piX^fiivai, Dor. in 
 like manner for (piXiXv, pres. in- 
 fin. act. of (piXsio. 
 
 ^iXiifxiov, ovog, b, the name of a 
 man ; Gr. interpr. kissing. 
 
 *^iXr]viog, 6, rj, loving or obe- 
 dient to the reins. Th. iivia. 
 
 ^iXrjvwp, opog, husband-loving, 
 affectionate, tender : fr. ^tXo^', 
 di'fjp. 
 
 ^iXrjpfTfxog, b, r), fond of rowing: 
 fr. ^iXog, epiTnog. 
 
 ^iXrjcTifioXTrog, b, »'/, poet, delight- 
 ing in song : fr. ^iXoc, /xcXttw, 
 to sing, pf. m. /ii/ioXTra. 
 
 ^iXijtng, ewg, //, lore, fondness ; 
 kissing : fr. ^rXew. 
 
 ^i.XT)Tr]g, ov, b, a thief ; as if tti- 
 Xt]Ti)g, from a covering of the 
 head worn by thieves, as a dis- 
 guise, Grtev. on Hes. 0pp. 373 ; 
 according to others, one who 
 makes a pretence of friendship 
 to rob : see (prjXrjrrjg. But 
 
 ^iXtjTtjg, ov, b, a lover : fr. (piXtuj. 
 
 ^iXr]Tbg, ri, bv, to be loved, 
 
 lovely ; a proper name 
 (673) 
 
 & 
 
 4>IA 
 
 ^iXi)r(jjp, opog, b, >/, a lover : fr. 
 
 (ftiXiu*. 
 *iXia, ag, y, love, affection ; 
 friend.ship, intercourse, society : 
 fr. (piXog. 
 
 <I>iXta^tu, to form friendship with, 
 associate with ; f. daw, perf. ttc- 
 (piXiaKu : fr. the above. 
 
 ^iXiKog, 7/, bv, calculated to pro- 
 duce friendship, friendly, ami- 
 cable, kind, amatory. Th. (piXog. 
 Hence 
 
 ^iXiKutg, adv. like friends, kindly. 
 
 <I>(Xtoe, a, ov, & 6, rj, friendly, 
 peaceable, allied ; dear, beloved ; 
 an epith. of Jupiter, that pre- 
 sides over friendship. Th. tpiXog. 
 
 ^iXtTTTrrjffiog, ov, b, Lat. PJnlip- 
 paisk, of Ph'dippl: fr. *iXi7r7rof, 
 a city. 
 
 ^iXnnriKbg, ?), bv, the same. 
 
 «I>jXi7r7roi, Phil'ippi, a city of Ma- 
 cedonia, founded by Philip. 
 
 <l»(Xt7r7ro^, ov, b, Philippus, the 
 name of a man ; fond of horses, 
 warlike, 6 tpiXog twv 'ittttojv ; 
 superl. (piXiTTTroTaTog, Xen. 
 
 ^IATS, icog, »/, a cane or reed. 
 
 ^iXirtTog, ov, b, a proper name, 
 FhUistus : for ^iXraTog, deai'- 
 est : & 
 
 ^tXtrtov, ov, TO, the public meal 
 among the Spartans ; also read 
 ^iSiTiov & (peidiTiov. 
 
 ^iXi"wVy for ^iXrtpog, dearer, 
 more friendly ; compar. fr. <pi- 
 Xog. 
 
 ^iXieog, adv., in a friendly man- 
 ner : fr. tpiXog. 
 
 ^iXXvpa, ag, j), proper name of 
 the mother of Chiron. 
 
 ^iXXvpka, ag, »/, a tree or shrub 
 like privet. 
 
 <^iXXvpiSag, a. Dor. for ^iXXvpi- 
 drjg, ov, b, a patronymic, 6 rijg 
 ^iXXvpag TraXg, Xtipojv, the son 
 of Phillyra, Chiron. 
 
 ^iXofiaaiXtvg, iuig, b, lover of a 
 king : fr. <piXog, fiaaiXtvg. 
 
 ^iXojSoXrjrrjg, ov, 6, one that 
 throws liiniself on a friend to 
 serve him, (as one that by ap- 
 plication of his own person 
 checks the shivering of incipient 
 fever) : fr. <f>iXog, lioXkio. Th. 
 fidXXio. 
 
 ^iXoya^og, b, »'/, loving marriage : 
 fr. ^iXog, ydfiog. 
 
 ^iXoycXoiot;, 6, »}, delighting in 
 sport and laughter, sportive : fr. 
 ipiXog, ykXiog. 
 
 ^iXoytXwg, loTog, b, the same. 
 
 <PiXoy£ii)pyia, ag, j), fondness for 
 agriculture : fr. 
 
 ^iXoynopyog, 6, »;, devoted to 
 agriculture : fr. <piXog, yif, 8c 
 tpyov. 
 
 ^iXoy7]9i^g, Dor. -yd9rig, eog, o, 
 //, loving mirth or joy : fr. (pi- 
 
 <i< 
 
 XoQ, yr]9k(i). 
 
 Xx 
 
 \\\ 
 
4>IA 
 
 (^iXoKivdvvoQ^ 6, >/, courting dan- 
 ger : fr. <pi\oQ, Kii'dvvoQ. Hence 
 
 ^i\oKLvcvvuj£j adv., rashly, bold- 
 ly. 
 
 ^iXoKiffao^opoQy o, »/, loving to 
 
 bear ivy : ^tXog, KiaaoQ, 0£otu. 
 *tX6ico(T/ioc, o, I/, studious of or- 
 nament, delighting in ornament: 
 fr. (pikoQ, Kofffiot^. 
 ^iXoKTtavog, u, »), covetous, 
 greedy of wealth ; comp. <pi\o- 
 KTtavuiTtpoQf superl. (piXoKTta- 
 vioraroi;, most covetous : fi*. ^t- 
 Xof, KTtavov. 
 f^iXoKTtjTdOf gen. poet, for fPiXo- 
 KTijTay Dor. for ^tXoicr/yrou, fr. 
 ^iXoKTtjTtjQ, ovy 6, Find. II. i. 97- 
 ^iXoicvtiogy 6, i)y fond of dice : fr. 
 
 <piXog, KviSog. 
 ^iXoKvdiig, ioQ, 6, »/, fond of glory: 
 
 fr. <piXoQ, Kvdoi;. 
 fpiXoKvvrjyiTrjQ, ou, 6, & 
 ^tXoKuvj^yog, ov, o, a lover of 
 
 hunting : fr. ^tXog, Ki;v*;y6g. 
 $tXoXr/ioc, 6, >';, loving plunder or 
 
 booty : fr. (piXog, Xiia. 
 4>iXoXoy£ai, w, f. /^(Tw, to be fond 
 of discussing, cultivate letters, 
 discuss literary topics : & 
 ^tXoXoy/a, ag, r), fondness for 
 discussion, love of literature : fr. 
 ^iXoXoyog, 6, V, Lat. j;/ti7o^o<;MS, 
 a philulojistj one who loves to 
 discuss, or hear others discuss ; 
 fond of literature or philosophy ; 
 lettered, learned : <piXog, Xoyog. 
 (piXoXoidopoQ, 6, //, fond of slan- 
 der, scurrilous. Th. XoidopoQ. 
 <i?iXoiia9k(o, tD, to desire to learn, 
 be eager to improve ; f. iicruj, 
 fond of wailing to excite pity,| perf. 7rt<piXofia9jjKa : fr. 
 piteous, mournful : fr. ^I'Xog, & <I>iXo^a9/)f, tog, 6, »/, fond of 
 
 $IA 
 
 ^iXoyvvaiog, 6, uxorious, too fond 
 of one's wife, fond of women : 
 fr. <piXog, yvui). 
 4>iXo^€a7roroc, 6, »/, attached to 
 his master : fr. (piXog, dtanoTtjg. 
 (i>iX6h)fiogy by r), that loves the 
 people or democracy, patriotic : 
 fr. <l)iXog, ci][j.og. 
 i^iX6doS,ogy 6, r), fond of glory, 
 ambitious ; that seeks after opi- 
 nion : fr. (piXog, Co^a. 
 ^iXodovTTogy u, t), loving noise, 
 loud-sounding : (piXogy dovTrtut. 
 ^iXodvpTog, 6, //, prone to weep, 
 indulging in sorrow : fr. (piXog, 
 ocvpofiai. 
 *pLX6ciupogy 6, »/, fond of giving, 
 bountiful, liberal, munihcent : 
 fr. ^iXog, dutpov. 
 <PiX6^u)ogy o, »'/, fond of life ; long- 
 lived ; that loves animals : fr. 
 ipiXogy ^(ot), or ^(iov. 
 ^iXoOtog, 6, »y, a lover of God, 
 
 pious. Th. Qtog. 
 ^iXoOijpia, ag, ij, fondness for 
 
 hunting : fr. 
 ^iX69}]pogy by J/, fond of hunting : 
 
 fr. (piXog, 9r}pa. 
 ^iXo9pi]vt)gf tog, b, >'/, the same as 
 ^iX69pr]vog, by >/, fond of mourn- 
 ing, indulging in sorrow : fr. 0t- 
 Xog, 9pt]vog. 
 <PiXo9uTi]g, ou, by &. ^iX69vTog, 
 b, y'ly fond of sacrifices, or sacri- 
 ficing : fr. <piXogy 9vu). 
 ^iXoiKoConog, by i)y fond of build- 
 ing : fr. ^iXog, oiKoCop.k(x). 
 ^iXoiKTipfiiov, ovog, b, >'/, prone to 
 
 pity : fr. 0»Xoc, oiKTiipoj. 
 ^iXoiKTiarog, 6l ^iXoiKTog, 6, >/, 
 
 otKrri^w, oiKTog. 
 4»iXotvta, ag, J/, fondness for wine: 
 
 fr. 
 ^iXoivogy 6, »/, fond of or addicted 
 
 to wine : fr. (piXog, olvog. 
 ^iXoitpag, a, Dor. for <piXoi(pr)g, 
 
 ov, b, lustful, lecherous : fr. (pi- 
 Xog, Ot^6W. 
 4>iXoKaX€w, w, to love what is 
 
 beautiful or honourable : fr. 
 4>iXdK;aXoc, o, »/, a lover of what 
 
 is beautiful, regardful of what is 
 
 noble, honourable or elegant : fr. 
 
 ipiXog, KaXog. 
 ^tXoKd\u)g, adv., handsomely, 
 
 nobly, elegantly : fr. the above 
 ^iXoKEpdtia, ag, r), the love of 
 
 gain, covetousness : & 
 ^iXoKtpciijj, w, f. r/cru), to be fond 
 
 of gain, be avaricious : & 
 ^iXoKepdt)gy tog, b, >/, fond of 
 
 gain, over-reaching, avaricious : 
 
 fr. <piXog, KspSog. 
 ^iXoKsproixog, b, r), fond of sar- 
 casm, railing or reproaches : fr 
 
 <piXog, KtpTOfiog. 
 4fiXoKT]dinu}p, ovog, 6, fond of 
 
 one's relations : ^tXog, Kridffubv 
 
 learning, studious : fr. ^iXog, 
 fxap9a.vojy a. 2. i^a9ov. 
 
 ^iXofiai, whence ^TXat, t<piXaro, 
 (having the syllable 0i always 
 long, whereas that fi'oni (piXiuj 
 is always short, Clarke on II. E. 
 61. 117. K. 280.) to love; be 
 loved. 
 
 ^iXofxafTTog, 6, >/, teat-loving : fr. 
 (piXog, fxaffrog. 
 
 ^iXof^iaxog, b, »/, fond of fighting : 
 fr. ipiXog, naxrj. 
 
 ^iXouutidijg, iog,i), poet. for $tXo- 
 ;ictO»}c,fondof .smiling ; laughter- 
 loving ; epith, of Venus : fr. (pi- 
 Xog, ^tidd(t). 
 
 $tXo/A/i^JO//c, sogy i), Venus, in 
 Ilesiod, in ace. (l^tXoftfiijSta : Ir. 
 (piXog, fiiidogy toe, to, care ; pi. 
 fiildiUy rd, pude)ida. 
 
 ^iXofioXTTog, b, r), delighting in 
 or charmed with song : fr. (piXog, 
 fioXiri], fr. fitXiru}. 
 
 ^i\6fiov(Tog, see ^iX6fno<Tog. 
 
 <PiX6fiv9og, b, y), fond of fables, 
 delighting in fiction : fr. ^iXog, 
 fiv9og. 
 
 ^iXouuxroff, w, 6, Dor. for ^iXo-j fr. 
 (674) 
 
 4>IA 
 
 fiovffOQ, a lover of the Muses, 
 or of music : fr. (piXog, Movaa. 
 
 ^iXovitKEu), ioyf. i)(Tio, to be eagci', 
 to rival or dispute, be conten- 
 tious ; contend, quarrel : & 
 
 ^iXovtiKiay ag, i), a love of rivalry 
 or strife, a contentious spirit ; 
 altercation : fr. 
 
 ^iXovtiKog, b, i'l, contentious, fond 
 of disi»ute or strife, quaiTcl- 
 some ; lab<juring hard at any 
 thing : fr. ^i\ogy vtlKog. 
 
 ^iXoviiKwg, adv., eagerly, obsti- 
 natelv, ambitiously, with enm- 
 lation : fr. (piXovuKog. 
 
 4>iXoi/tKoff, by »/, fond of victory, 
 striving for victory : fr. (pCXog, 
 
 ^iXoktvia, ag, ?/, hospitality: fr. 
 'PiXo^ti'ogy Ac (^iXu^iivogy 6, »/, a 
 friend to strangers, hospitable : 
 fr. (piXogy Ktvog. 
 ^iXoTTaiyfiuji'y ovogy 6, )), fond of 
 sports or jokes, t^purtive, witty, 
 facetious : fr. (piXog, nalyfia. 
 ^iXoTraig, iraiCogy b, i), child- 
 loving : fr. (piXogy iraXg. 
 $iXo7rdp0n'oe, 6, jy,one that loves 
 young women ; a woman de- 
 sirous to remain a maiden : fr. 
 (piXogy 7rap9'(.vog. 
 «I>tXo7rarpia, ag, i), love of one's 
 
 father : <!y: 
 ^iXoTrdTiopy opogy by »/, loving his 
 
 father, dutiful : ir. (piXog, Trarijp. 
 ^iXoTToifiinogy b, »'/, fond of flocks: 
 
 fr. (piXog, noifivtov. 
 ^iXdnXovTog, 6, //, fond of wealth: 
 
 fr. (piXogy TtXouTog. 
 ^iXoTroXf^og, & 4>iXo7rr6Xf/xo(;, 6, 
 
 >/, fond of war, brave in battle : 
 
 fr. (piXog, TToXtfiog. 
 ^iXoTToXig, &i tttXoTrroXtf, twc, b, 
 
 V, a lover of the city, favourable 
 
 to the state, patriotic : fr. 0t- 
 
 Xogy TToXig. 
 <I>tXo7roXlVjjC> ov, b, a lover of his 
 
 country, friend of the citizens, 
 
 patriot : fr. ^iXog, TroXirtjg. 
 ^iXoTTOVSujy uiy f. i}(Tio, to be will- 
 ing to labour, be diligent and 
 
 active : fr. (piXoTTOvog. 
 ^iXoTTOvia, ag, »/, love of labour, 
 
 alacrity in labouring, industry : 
 
 fr. 
 ^iXoTzovog, by »}, assiduous in 
 
 labour, laborious, industrious ; 
 
 compar. (piXoirovijiTtpoQ : fr. ^i- 
 
 Xoc, "Kovog. 
 4>iXo7roj^wi, adv., with alacrity or 
 
 zeal : fr. the above. 
 ^iXoTTOffja, ag, //, fondness for or 
 
 excess in drinking : fr. (piXo(,, 
 
 7r6(ng. Th. 7r«v<u, or ttooj. 
 ^iXoirpayfioavvij, ifg, *»), love of 
 
 or diligence in business, a busy 
 
 meddling spirit : fr. (piXog,Trpdy- 
 
 fia. ' 
 ^iXoTrpo(Trjyopia, ag, >/, affability : 
 
 *IA 
 
 *^iXo7rpo(Tnyopog, b, ■,), fond of 
 speaking to others, easy of ad- 
 dre.s.s, affable, courteous : fr. 
 (ptXog, Trao(Ti]yopk(o. 
 
 ^iXoTrpiurda, ag, »), love for bein^ 
 the tir.st : fr. 
 
 'I'lXoTrpujTtuu; tivao), to love the 
 iir-st place, desire to be first, be 
 ambitious : fr. 
 
 ^tAoTrpwrof, b, »), wisliing to be 
 fii-st, claiming the first place, 
 ambitious : fr. (piXog, irpuiTog. 
 ^iXopvi9ia, ag, //, a fondness for 
 
 birds : fr. 
 ^iXopvigy Wog, i), fond of or 
 friendly to birds, giving shelter 
 to birds : fr. 0tXoc:, bpiig. 
 4>iXop^<;/^, (oyog, by i), fond of 
 stones ; full of stones, (like 
 grapes,) cluster-bearing: fr. (hi- 
 Aoc, p(o^, 
 4>I'A0v, oVy by a friend ; (piXij, 
 
 vg, »/, a female friend : but 
 *<Xog, Tj, OVy loved, cherished ; 
 dear, loving, friendly, favoura 
 ble, benevolent, agreeable,pleas 
 
 $IA 
 
 *tXd(rropyoc, o, v, prone to af- 
 fection, like that between i)a- 
 rents and children, brothers and 
 sisters, or married people, affec- 
 tionate : fr. (piXog, dear, & (xrop- 
 yn, interchange (»f love between 
 parents and children, fr. i)erf. 
 m. taropya, of (rrepyio. 
 
 'i>iXo(Tr6pyiog, adv., 'aff*ectionate- 
 
 4>IM 
 
 ^^^-i, ^ man's own ; compar. 
 ^tXi"(ovy (piXairepogy ^tXrtpog, 
 superl. (piXi(TTog, ^tXai rarog, 0tX- 
 rarog, dearest. 
 ^iXoa'iTog, b, »/, fonU of corn or 
 
 food : fr. (piXog, clrog. 
 ^i^ocrKiofi^oVy dvogy by y, fond of 
 raillery, jocose, sarcastic : fr. 
 (pi^i^g, (TKu>f(na. 
 4>t/\o(ro0£tu, w, f. t}(T(o, to love wis- 
 dom, cultivate philosophy or 
 knowledge, study ; philoso2)hize ,• 
 argue, discuss, dispute ; search 
 out any thing ; care for, see : 
 
 ^1". (pi\6<TO(pog. 
 
 4>*Xo(7. 0ta, ag, //, Lat. phihsophia, 
 
 2)fiiiusophi/y love of wisdom, 
 
 knowledge of things divine and 
 
 human ; wisdom, eloquence ; 
 
 6oi)histry, which is an abuse of 
 
 true philosophy : & 
 ^i\o(TO(piKbgy /}, OVy appertaining 
 
 to l)iiilosophy,/)/t;^so/)/<iC; fr. 
 ^iX6(Tu^or, OVy b, a philosophery 
 
 w ise inan ; (piXog crotpiag, a lover 
 
 of wisdom. Th. au<pbg, ov, a 
 
 wise man. 
 ^i\o(nn)Xvy^, vyyog, b, t), fond 
 
 of caves : fr. (piXog, airiiXvy^. 
 ^iXorrTTovdog, b, >/, fond of or 
 
 used in libations : fr. (ptXog, 
 
 (yrrovSi). 
 ^iXo(TTi(pavog, b, »/, loving crowns 
 
 or iirizes : fr. (piXog, aTi(pa' 
 
 vog. 
 
 ^iX6(Trovog, 6, >), prone to sigh- 
 ing or complaining : fr. (piXog, 
 (TTtvit). Hence 
 
 ^iXo(Tr6vto^y adv. with sighs. 
 
 4nXo<Tropyf a>, ui, f. ?/(Ta>, to cherish 
 natural affection : & 
 
 ^i\o(TTopyiay ag, t), pron^ess to 
 the love oT parents and children, 
 natural affection : fr. 
 
 ly, tenderly : fr. the above. 
 ^iXoarpariioTiigy ovy b, fond of 
 his soldiers : fr. (piXog, arpari- 
 loTijg. 
 
 4)t\o(rw0pwj', ovog, 6, »), mode- 
 rate?, prudent, modest : fr. (pLXog, 
 
 (T(0^pujl^. 
 
 ^iXorag, arog, d. Dor. for (piXo- 
 
 TflQ, tjrog, I'l, love. 
 'PiXoTtKviay agy ,), aff'ection for 
 
 children : fr. 
 ^iXortKiogy by r), fond of chil- 
 dren, affectionate, motherly: fr. 
 (piXog, TiKi'ov. 
 ^iXorijg, TjTog, r/, friendship, kind- 
 ness. Th. (piXog, by a friend. 
 ^iXort](riay ag, »/, a cup of friend- 
 ship, pledge of love : fr. 
 ^tXori'itrwgy b, »/, of love or friend- 
 
 8hij>, amatory. Th. (piXog. 
 ^iX6rjj(Tigy tog, >/, friendship : fr. 
 
 the same. 
 ^iXoTi^kofiai, ovixai, f. m. ii(T0fiaiy 
 to cultivate an eager zeal or de- 
 sire, covet as an object of praise 
 or ambition ; covet honour, be 
 ambitious ; envy, strive with in 
 the spirit of jealousy ; ^Ao- 
 Ti^r]9kvTig, being jealous, or 
 harbouring resentment against, 
 Xen. ; be exalted, boast, vaunt ; 
 give with a view to favour; give, 
 bestow ; be delighted : &. 
 ^iXoTifxiay ag, >), love of honour, 
 ambition, emulation, contention, 
 liberality : fr. 
 ^iXoTjuog, by t'/y fond of honour 
 or distinction ; ambitious, eager 
 to excel, liberal : fr. ^iXog, ti- 
 fiT}. Hence 
 ^iXoTi'fiojg, adv., studiously, with 
 emulation, eagerly. 
 ^PiXoTixriTog, b, »/, fit for cutting ; 
 epith. of the day on which the 
 rite of circumcision took place 
 among the Jews : fr. (piXog, rkp.- 
 
 VUi. 
 
 'PiXorrdpiovy ov, ro, a dear little 
 
 friend or love ; dim. fr. (piXorrig. 
 ^iXo(piXia, ag, //, love toward a 
 
 friend, mutual love : fr. (piXog, 
 
 ^iXia. 
 *iX60tXog, 6, »/, one that loves 
 
 his friend, a mutual lover : fr. 
 
 the same. 
 ^iXo<p6pfiiy^, lyyog, b, t), loving 
 
 or accompanied by the lyre : fr. 
 
 (piXogy (popfiiy^. 
 ^iXi)(ppopi(jj, to, to cherish kindly 
 
 feeling, show coui'tesy, entertain 
 
 cordially, embrace heartily : f 
 (675) 
 
 »7<Tw, perf. 7rt(piXo<pp6vTjKa : & 
 *<Xo0ndrwr, adv., kindly, politely, 
 
 with great cordiality :* & 
 <t>iXo(ppofTvvtj, T]g, >), benignity, 
 
 complaisance, affability : fr. 
 ^iX6(ppi.jv, ovoc, b, j), kind heart- 
 ed, affectionate, friend I v, mild, 
 courteous : fr. (piXog, (pn'rjv. 
 ^tXoxopsvriic, ov, by fond of the 
 choral dance : fr. (piXog, xopevio. 
 ^iXoxopog, by y), fond of choirs 
 and dancing : fr. (piXog, xonog. 
 ^iXoxpt]fiaria,agy //, avarice,* love 
 
 of money : fr. 
 ^iXoxpt'i^aTog, b, y), fond of mo- 
 ney, covetous, avaricious : fr. 
 ^iXog, xPni^a- 
 ^tXoxpijpdrujg, adv., avaricious- 
 ly : fr. the above. 
 ^iXoxpT]fio(TvvT], tjg, r,y avarice, 
 
 oi)ulence : fr. 
 <PiXoxpnfiiov, ovog, 6, r), fond of 
 
 money : fr. (p,Xog, xpfjfia. 
 ^iX6xpn(rTog, b, y, loving that 
 which is good, virtuous : fr. ^t- 
 ^0C> XPVrrog. 
 ^iXoxojpia, ag, y), attachment to 
 
 a place : fr. (l>iXogy x^pa. 
 ^iXoxPevdt}gy eog, b, y), prone to 
 
 deceit : fr. (piXog, xl/evSog. 
 ^iX6\poyog, 6, >/, prone to cen- 
 sure, censorious : fr. (piXog, \L6- 
 
 ^iXo^/vx^oiy ui, to love one's life, 
 
 fear to expose it to danger : & 
 'PiXoxl.vxia, ag, I(,n. -yj, yjg, ,), a 
 
 love or desire of life : fr. 
 
 <PiX6\pdxog, b, y), loving or sparing 
 
 of one's own life, pusillanimous; 
 
 a lover of souls: fr. (piXog, i//i'x»/. 
 
 ^iXTdriov, ov, TO, a dear little 
 
 love ; dim. fr. 
 ^iXrarog, dearest, superl. fr. 0t- 
 Xog, dear, compar. ^iXrepog, su- 
 perl. ^iXrarog, by sync, for (j>i- 
 X(i}T(.poQ, ^iXioTarog. 
 *iXrpov, ov, TO, a phUtrCy the 
 principle of attraction, a love- 
 potion ; charm, grace, attrac- 
 tion, incitement. Th. (piXog. 
 4>IAY'KH, »;f, »}, an evergreen. 
 ^iXvfivog, b, y'ly loving song : fr. 
 
 (piXog, vfivog. 
 ^iXvnvog, b, y), fond of sleep, 
 
 drowsy : fr. (piXog, vnvog. 
 «I>rATPA, ag, y), the linden-tree, 
 lime-tree ; inner bark thereof. 
 Hence 
 ^iXvpivogy T}y ov, made of or like 
 
 the linden-tree. 
 ^iX(p^bg, by y'ly fond of singing or 
 
 music : fr. (piXogy (p^rj. 
 ^iXiovdoy Dor. for ^tXwV^ou, 
 
 roily of Philondas. 
 ^iXwg, adv., with pleasure, cheer- 
 fully, in a friendly manner : fr. 
 ^I'Xoj;. 
 4>IMO'2, ov, b, a muzzle, halter, 
 band, string of a bag ; woman's 
 hood ; dice-box. 
 Xx2 
 
 i (■ 
 
Iy 
 
 i\ 
 
 <I>AE 
 
 *i/tow, u>, to muzzle, shut up, 
 close the mouth, tie or bind fast; 
 metaph. compel to be silent ; f. 
 w<T(.>, perf. TTf^/ftoxca, a. 1. £0i- 
 morra, pei-f. pass, irttpifno^ai, I 
 
 have become dumb, am silent, 
 keep silence, perf. iniper. pass. 
 TTEtpi^iorro, uiaOu), be dumb, a. 1. 
 pass. ind. icpifioiOnv, I became 
 quite dumb, (as if I had been 
 muzzled) ; a. 1. imper. pass. 0i- 
 ^oJOrjri. Th. (jn^bg, a muzzle. 
 $tv, for aiplv or acpiffi, to them- 
 selves, dat. pi. fr. ovj of him- 
 self. 
 *I'NTIS, Dor. for (piXrig, o, a 
 charioteer ; or, the proper name 
 of one : Find. 01. vi. 37- 
 $t^, KOQ, Boeot. for (T<piyK- 
 ^iTpbg, oD, 6, a stem, log ; as if 
 
 (piTvpoQ, for (pXrv is to ^vtov. 
 ^Htv, vog, TO, poet, for 
 ^iTVfia, oTog, TO, a shoot, sprig, 
 
 plant ; offspring : fr. <}htvio. 
 ^irvTroi^t)v, kuog, 6, a gardener: 
 
 fr. (pTiTv, TToifiriv, 
 ^iTvu), f. v'<Tio, to sow, plant, pro- 
 duce, beget : fr. (pvrtvu). 
 *AA'ZQ, to speak foolishly and 
 indistinctly, stammer ; glow, 
 be hot, boil up in a passion ; 
 burst asunder ; a. 2. t<p\a^ov : 
 perhaps fr. ^Xsw. 
 ^X^v, Att. for OX^Vf to break, 
 
 bruise. 
 ^Xavvffffio, to prate, talk idly, 
 
 dote : fr. ^Xeoj, to trifle. 
 <l>\a(Tav, Ion. for i<p\aaav, a. 1. 
 ind. act. of 0\aw, Att. for OXdio, 
 w, to bruise, break to pieces. 
 4)\a(Tai, f. 1. Dor. for (pXdffu). 
 ^Xaupt^w, f. (Tu), to consider tri- 
 fling, despise : fr. 
 *Xai)poc, a, ov, trifling, mean, 
 vile, worthless, base, evil, bad, 
 wicked j unlucky ; fr. <pXvapog, 
 by metath. or (fiavXog. 
 *Xaupoi)pyoc, o, »/, working bad- 
 ly, unskilful : fr. ^Xavpog, tpyov. 
 ipXavpujg, badly, ill ; adv. fr. 
 
 (jiXavpog. 
 *AA'Q, w, f. d<no, to bruise, 
 grind, soften, swallow greedily, 
 Att. for 9Xduj. 
 *Xf/3orojLtga>, w, f. rjffo), to open a 
 
 vein, let blood : & 
 ^Xfj3oro/Ltta, ag, r), venesection, 
 phlebotomy: fr. 
 
 ^Xe^oTofiog, 6, //, that opens a 
 vein, letting blood ; to (pXejSo- 
 TOfiov, any instrument with 
 which a vein is opened, lancet, 
 fleam : fr. <pXt\p, TSfivoj. 
 ^Xeyi9oiaTo, Ion. for (pXiy'e- 
 OoivTo, 3 pi. pres. opt. pass. fr. 
 ^XfysOio, the same as (pXkyio, to 
 
 burn. Th. (pXkyoJ. 
 <^XsytlQ,fVTog,h3iV\ng been burnt, 
 a. 2. part. pass, of (pXkyio, f. Sou, 
 a. 2. pass. l<pXkyriv. 
 
 4>AY 
 
 //, flame. Th. <pXiyo>, to bum. 
 (^Xoytpbg, d, or, the same as <pX6 ■ 
 
 ytog, & fr. the same. 
 <I>Xoyt^w, to set in flames, in- 
 flame, bum, scorch, roast ; f. 
 i(T(u, perf. TTtipXdyiKa, a. 1. I^Xo- 
 yiffa, pres. pass. 0XoyiZo/xat, 
 
 ,..y^.;.«., vu ...... . a. l.ind.pass^^Xoyjrre/p^ifr. 
 
 greatly, a. 1. inf. act. of the 0X6H, yoe, »/, fl.ime. Th. ^Xayo.. 
 
 above verb. cI>X6ytvoc, ^, or, & -ytof, rt, or, & 
 
 <1>A0 
 
 *X£yficf, arog, ro, a fire, confla- 
 gration, heat, inflammation, 
 flame ; phlegm : fr. 0X6yw. 
 
 ^Xcy/iatrw, to burn, inflame, be 
 
 inflamed or hot, swell greatly 
 
 vaunt ; f. avib, a. 1. l(pXkynt]va: 
 fr. <f>Xtyfia. Th. (pXtyio. 
 ^Xeynqvai, to have swelled 
 
 ^Xeyfiovrj, rjg, >;, inflammation ; 
 a boil, burning lust. Th. ^Xtyw. 
 
 ^Xfyotaro, they may be burnt, 
 Ion. for (j)XsyoivTo, 3 1>1. pres. 
 opt. pass, of ^Xiyoj, to burn. 
 
 ^Xeyorrt, Dor. for (ftXeyovffij 3 
 pi, pres. ind. act. fr. (pXtyio. 
 
 ipXkypa, ag, »/, a city of Mace- 
 donia, 
 
 ^XtyvdOf gen. ^ol. fr. 
 
 ^Xeyvag, ov, 6, an eagle, otto 
 Tov (pXiytiv, fr. its red colour. 
 
 ^Uyvpbg, a, or, burning, blazing, 
 brij^ht ; renowned : fr. 
 
 *AE'rQ, to set in a flame, bum, 
 scorch, parch ; illumine, burn, 
 glow ; torment ; inflame with 
 love or anger, enrage ; blaze, 
 shine ; be inflamed, riige ; me- 
 taph. vfivoi (pXeyovrai, glow, re- 
 
 ^Xoyoac, effffa, <r, fljiming, 
 flame-coloured, flame-like, fiery, 
 shining, bright : & 
 4)Xoytor, ov, to, dimin. a little 
 
 flame : fr. <}>X6^. 
 ^XoyiffTbg, i), ov, burned up, 
 
 roasted : fr, ^Xoyi^a;. 
 ^Xoynbg, ov,b, a flame, lightning, 
 
 burning heat : fr. (f>XeyM. 
 ^Xoybg, gen. sing. fr. (pXb^, yoc, 
 
 »/, flame. Th. (pX^yio, to burn. 
 ^XoywTTO?, /), or, fiei-y-looking, 
 
 flaming, fiery : fr. ^Xo?, tltrp. 
 ^Xoyiomg, fwg, »/, a setting on 
 
 fire, heat, flame, inflammation. 
 
 Th. (pXkyio. 
 <pXoilio}, f. (pXoieru), to peel, strip 
 
 bark off : & 
 *X6troc, ;;, ov, made of the inner 
 
 bark of a tree : fr. 
 
 sound ;f. ^X^ScJ, perf. Tr^^X^xa, ^AGIO'S, ov, o, the bark, unier 
 
 perf. pass. Trk^Xty^ai 
 <^Xtyiav, ovTog, 6, the name of a 
 
 man : Gr. burning. 
 ^Xdoviia, ag, >/, frivolity, trifles : 
 
 fr. 
 ^Xdovivu), & *X£^orew, to pour 
 
 out trifles, blab : fr. 
 ^Xt^wr, ovog, a prater, trifler : 
 
 fr. <pXku). 
 ^Xklag, avTog, having burned, 
 
 a. 1. part. act. of ^Xeyw, to burn; 
 
 f. ^a», a. 1. pass, ItpXkx^rjv. 
 
 bark or rind, green part of a 
 
 tree : fr, 0Xda>. 
 «l>AOr^BOS, ov, 6, the noise, 
 
 roar of waves ; din of battle ; 
 
 uproar, tumult. 
 4>Xot(u, to swell, bloom, be lux- 
 uriant : fr. 0X€W. 
 *AO'M02, ov, 6, a sort of downy 
 
 herb, called wool-blade. 
 $AO'S, oyoc, J/, a flame, blaze : 
 
 fr. ^Xgyw, to bum ; f. ^w. 
 *Xo6c oDc, gen. oov ov, 6, bark, 
 
 *X£?ig,i^oc,»/, the flaming bird: rind, a mat made of rushes, 
 
 fr. (pXkyu} 
 ^Xex^^ki «i<^«» "^ having been 
 
 burnt, a, 1. part. pass. & 
 ^Xex^rjvai, a. 1. inf. pjiss. of 
 
 ^Xtyw, f. %u}, to burn. 
 ^AE'% (j)Xe(3bg, //, a vein, stream; 
 
 as if fr. (pXeoj, to be full. 
 *AE'Q, to trifle ; be full, abound; 
 
 boil, bubble up ; break forth. 
 4>Xlwg, w, 6, an aquatic plant. 
 <PXr]va(pk(jJ, io, & -(pdio, d, f. rjau), 
 
 to trifle, prate, talk idly : fr. 
 ^Xrjva(l>og, b, r), trifling, babbling ; 
 
 subst. a trifler, trifles : & 
 ^Xrjvvio, f. vffo), & *Xi7ru>, to 
 
 trifle, talk idly : fr. 0Xew. 
 4>AIA', dg, r/, the post of a door, 
 
 transom or lintel, threshold ; 
 
 (pXiaiy door-posts. 
 ^Xi(5io, JEol for eXi(5u), to press, 
 
 squeeze, torment, afflict. 
 <E>AIAA'Q,u>,to become putrid or 
 
 rotten ; be torn or lacerated ; 
 
 shrink, be wrinkled : fr. <pXdio. 
 ^Xoyeog, a, ov, flaming, blazing, 
 
 glowing, bright : fr. 0X6$, ybg, 
 (676) 
 
 inig, carpet. 
 ^Xoi-r, ace. sing. fr. the above. 
 4>Xi;aplw, oi, to trifle, prate, talk 
 
 idly, pUay the fool ; f, rjcrw, perf. 
 
 7re<pXvdpT]Ka,a. 1, lipXvdprjaa'. & 
 ^Xvapia, ag, /), idle talk, trifling, 
 
 foolery : fr. 
 ^Xtrapog, 6, »/, gari-ulous, trifling, 
 
 a mere trifler, idle and foolish 
 
 talker, babbler, blockhead, 
 
 prater ; a jest, mere trifling : 
 
 fr. 6Xvog or (ftXvu). 
 (pXvCapbg, d, bv, moist, wet, soft, 
 
 flaccid : fr. 
 ^Xvcdoj, u), to be moist or damp, 
 
 become faded, droop, wither, be 
 
 soft or flaccid : fr. (pXvoj. 
 4>Xi}^tu, the same as (pXvui. 
 ^Xvtjpeujj Ion. for (pXvapkio. 
 ^XvKTaiva, Tjg, >/, a heat-spot, 
 
 pimple, blister : fr. (pXvcrffio. 
 «I>Xv»cric, iSog, ?/, the same : fr. 
 
 <pXv^io, to glow. 
 ^Xi-oc, trifles. Th. ^Xgw, to trifle. 
 ^XiTu), f. v'(Tw, to overflow as 
 
 boiling liquid, bubble forth ; 
 
 <I>OB 
 
 throw forth, pour out ; pour out 
 
 a torrent of idle words, babble, 
 
 talU non.sense, trifle. Th. 0Xaw, 
 *o/3a0j/e. Dor. for 0o/3/y(^yr, you 
 
 should fear, 2 sing. a. I. subj. 
 
 l)ass. fr. (pofikofiai. 
 ^Pofttai, for 0o/3y, 2 sing. pres. 
 
 fr. <pof5EOfiai, to fear. 
 ^o^iUffKov, poet, for k<p6t3ovv, 3 
 
 1>1. iniperf. act. of <poj3kio. 
 *i>oi3ioi^iai, ov/xai, to fear : th. 
 
 (pffiofiai, the same. 
 *o/3fpi^w, to alarm, terrify, f. 
 
 i(Tuf, perf. pass. Tre^o/Septtr/tat : 
 
 fr. (pofiipog. Hence- 
 ^oiitpKTudg, ov, 6, terror. 
 *^of5epbg, a, ov, causing terror, 
 
 terrific, dreadful ; fearful, timid; 
 comp. (po(3(p(i}T(pog, superl. 0o- 
 (hptoTaTog : fr. <pn^og. Hence 
 ^ofitputg, adv., terribly ; timidly. 
 ^ofStffKTTpaTtj, t]g, )'/, army-rout- 
 ing ; an epith. of Minerva : fr. 
 <l>of3iojy OTpaTogf 
 ^ofhufitvog, Dor. for0o/3oi;/Lt£rog, 
 
 pres. part. pass, of 
 «I>o/3gw, w, to inspire fear, alarm, 
 terrify, frighten, scare ; drive 
 away through fear, put to flight ; 
 intimidate, menace ; f. iirrio, 
 l)erf. 7rf(potit]Ka ; pres. mid. 0o- 
 iSeonai, oiifxai, to frighten one- 
 self, feel alarm or terror, be 
 afraid, fear, have dread of (with 
 an ace), take to flight ; pres. 
 imper, pass, (pofSsov ov,ii(TOuj lia- 
 6io, seaOe liaOt, imperf. m. i^o- 
 fhoftrjv ovfiTjv, (OV ov, etTo tXro, 
 a. 1. pass. l(po^i)9i)v, I feared, 
 a. 1. iniper. pass. 0o/3»;0»/ri,l 
 »/rw, & in 2 j)!. (l)o(iii9i]Tt, a. 1 
 
 4>0I 
 
 <J>o(/3d^w, f. do-w, to act as the 
 priestess of Apollo, utter a pro- 
 phetic voice, predict : & 
 
 $oi/3dw, w, f. r;«Tw, to rave like 
 the ju'iestess of Apollo ; purify, 
 exi>iate ; make bright. Th. 
 ^ol^iog. 
 
 ^oii3ij, tjg, j), the name of a wo- 
 man, Phoebe ; the moon. 
 
 ^oifioXa/xTTTog, Ion. for 
 
 ^oifSoXTjTTTog, 6, t), seized by 
 Phffibus, inspired: fr. *ot/3oe, 
 Xa/ji(3dvu). 
 
 <I>0rB02, ov, b, Fhcehiis, Apollo, 
 
 the sun, as being (l)dog jiiov, the 
 
 cheeringand animating influence 
 of life : but 
 
 *o7/3of, r], ov, pure, bright, shi- 
 ning ; a prophet, skilled in pro- 
 phecy ; epith. of Apollo. 
 
 ^oi.vi)ug, taaa, tv, the same as 
 0oiMfc6£te, scarlet, purple-colour- 
 ed, blood-coloured : fr. (poXvog, 
 for (pSvog. 
 
 ^oiviKdvOtfiog, 6, ?), liaving or 
 bearing purple flowers ; epith. 
 of the spring : fr. <poivi^, dvOog. 
 
 'PoLviKtog, a, ov, contr. <poiviKovg, 
 ij, ovv, & *i>oiviKiiog, b, i), scar- 
 let, red, crimson ; of the palm, 
 Th, (puivi^. 
 
 ^oivI'ki], i]g, »/, Phcen'ice, or Phoe- 
 nicia, the name of a country, 
 called also Syria ; Gr. a palm. 
 
 4>otj'i(c//ioc, 1], ov, Ion. for <poi- 
 v'lKHog; iaQijg <poiviKrjiq,Si dress 
 of the leaves or bark of the 
 palm-tree. 
 
 <^oiviKi^(i), f. jVw, to imitate or 
 
 <I>OI 
 
 subj. pass. (potStjOd, yg, y, I 
 should fear, & in 2 |»l. (pojSijOiJTE, 
 a. 1. part, jia-ss. <poi3i)9tig, tiaa, 
 fr, having feared, f. 1. pass. <po- 
 (ii}9t)ffOfiai : fr. 0o/3of. 
 
 ^bihi, rjg, >), hair ; mane (ap- 
 ]»lied to the liorseand lion) ; fr. 
 <PoI3eu), because it inspires ter- 
 ror ; foliage. But 
 
 ^ofiy, 3 sing. pres. subj. act. of 
 
 <i>o(3n9t}aa, Tjg, -/), a. I. part. pass. 
 
 f. g. & 
 ^ofijj9rjvai, a. 1. inf. pass. & 
 <I>o/3»/0;/r6, 2 pi. a. I. imper. pass. 
 
 4>o/3/;0aJ, 7jg, y, a. 1. subj. pass, of 
 ^ojikio, to frighten : fi\ 0o/3oc;. 
 Th. (pf^ofiai. 
 
 ^ojiqixa, aTog, r6, terror : & 
 
 4>o/3//rd(,", ^, bv, to be feared : & 
 
 ^6(3qrpoVy ov, Tb, a fearful sight, 
 apparition, bugbear : fr. <po(ikio. 
 
 f^ojiog, ov, 6, fear, dread, terror, 
 alarm, fliglit: fr. perf. m. tte- 
 0o/3rt, of (pijioiJLai, to fear. 
 
 *Pofiov, pres. iniper. pass. fr. 0o- 
 /3tw : but 
 
 ^ofiov, gen. sing. fr. <p6^og, fear. 
 
 fiivour the Phoenicians, speak 
 Phoenician ; practise lewd de- 
 baucheries ; be purple-red : & 
 ^oiviKiKog, /), bv, bloody ; Phoe- 
 nician, Punic : & 
 
 *tfoiv'iKiog, a, OV, iniddy, blushing, 
 purple. Th. (j)oiviK. 
 
 ^otvtKig, idog, t), scarlet or purple 
 clothing, scarlet cloth, red cover- 
 let or curtain, red flag : fr. the 
 same th. 
 
 ^on'iKt(TTi)g, ov, 6, a dyer of pur- 
 ple ; one clothed in purple, an 
 officer of state: fr. <poivi^. 
 
 ^oiviKofSaTTTog, b, »/, dyed red : 
 fr. (poivi^, jSaTTTcj. 
 
 ^oiviKoiig, taaa, iv, scarlet, pur- 
 ple-coloured, red : fr. ^oivi^. 
 
 ^oiviKOKpoKog, 6, //, having a pur- 
 ple web or woof, of purple tis- 
 sue : fr. (poivi^, KpoKT], 
 
 ^oiviKoXo^og, 6, J/, red-crested, 
 liaving a red comb, epith. of a 
 cock : fr. ^oivi^, Xo^og. 
 
 <PoiiHK07rdpyog, 6, »/, having a 
 crimson prow, or sides ; epith. 
 of a vessel : fr. <poivi^, -rrapeid. 
 
 *oij/tK07r£^a, rjg, y, having purple 
 (viz. beautiful) feet : fr. 0oirt$, 
 TTsKa. 
 
 't^oiviKoTTTspog. 6, »), purple-wing- fr. 0oirda> 
 (677) i ^ 
 
 ed : fr. <f>oivi^, TTTspov. 
 ^oiv'iKbg, j), bv, scarlet, purple, 
 red; Punic; relating to murder; 
 bloody, sanguinary : fr. tpoivi^. 
 ^onnKoaKtXt)g, sag' b, y), havhig 
 
 red legs : fr, (poiin^, (jKiXog. 
 ^oiviKoaTtpoTrag, d. Dor. for 0oi- 
 vtKoffTfpoTnjg, ov, 6, epith. of 
 Jove, hurling red thunderbolts : 
 fr. 0o(i/i$, (TTfpoTn). 
 
 ^oiriKocTToXoi, Ojfurnished, equip- 
 ped, armed like the Phoenicians; 
 clad ill a i)urple gamient : fr. 
 <poiviK, (TToXy. 
 
 ^oivtKo(patjg, tog, b, »/, red-shi- 
 ning, purple : fr. tpoivi^, <pdog. 
 
 ^oiv7ku}v, wvog, 6, a place plant- 
 ed with palm-trees : fr. 
 
 *01'NIS, 'iKog, b, the palm-tree, 
 also its fruit, a date ; Phcenix, 
 the name of a bird, a man, and 
 a haven : a I'haMiician, Cartha- 
 ginian ; purple, the colour of 
 purple or scarlet ; a kind of 
 musical instrument invented by 
 the Phoenicians ; adj. o, »), pur- 
 ple-red, dark-red, red, ruddv, 
 
 ^oiviog, b, >/, blood-stained, 
 bloody, streaming blood; cruel: 
 fr. <p6i'og. 
 ^oiviaffa, jjg, i), Phcenissa, a Phoe- 
 nician woman ; adj. dark-red, 
 red : fr. <poh'i^. 
 <>oivi<T(Tu}, f. $(u, to redden, stain 
 red, tinge with purple colour, 
 stain with blood. Th. ipoiviK. 
 ^oivix9t]v, a. 1. ind. pass. Ion. 
 
 fr. <()oivi(T(Ta). 
 <l?oiiwg, y, bv, red, blood-stained, 
 
 bloody : fr. ^ovog. 
 ^oiTa, he went, 3 sing, irapf. act. 
 
 for i(poiTa, fr. <poiTduj. 
 ^oiTaXkog, a, ov^ wandering a- 
 bout, raving mad, maddening : 
 fr. the same. 
 ^oirdg, ddog, »/, roaming; raving, 
 mad, furious ; a harlot; trodden 
 (epith. of a way) : fr. 
 ^OITA'Q, w, to frequent (as a 
 scholar, not as a master), go, 
 come, approach ; roam or wan- 
 der about ; rave, be insane or 
 mad ; return, come in (viz. of 
 fruits, taxes); f. I'jffio, pf. Trt^oi- 
 TtjKa. 
 fPoiTtu), Ion. for the above. 
 ^oiry. Dor. for <poiT^, he goes, 3 
 
 sing. pres. ind. act. of 0otrdw. 
 ^oiTijgf ov, 6, a herald. Th. 
 
 0oirdtu. 
 ^oiTyg, Dor. for (poir^g, 2 sing. 
 
 pres. of <poiTdio. 
 
 ^oiTTjaig, twg, y, habit of going, 
 
 frequently going, frequenting: & 
 
 ^otTtjTyg, ov, 6, that frequents 
 
 or comes frequently to a master; 
 
 a scholar : fr. (poiTauj. 
 
 4»otr<^a>, to go, come, approach : 
 
 I li 
 
! 
 
 IH 
 
 <I>OP 
 
 ^oItoq, oVf 6, a wandering about, 
 aberration of mind, plireusy, 
 madness : fr. 0otra(i>. 
 
 ^oXiSioTog, r), 01/, scaly, of or like 
 scales, covered with scales : fr. 
 
 4>OAr2:, i^og, J/, a scale (as ol 
 fishes or snakes), fin ; bark, 
 rind ; work embroidered with 
 lively colours. 
 
 <^o\Kbc, oVy 6, one that squints, 
 has his eyes awry ; as if (pdoX- 
 Kng, fr. (jictogy bXkio, to draw. 
 
 ^ovevfia, arog, to, a murdered 
 body, corpse : & 
 
 ^ovtvg, tog, 6, a slaughterer, 
 homicide, murderer : fr. 
 
 ^ovsuu), to shed blood, slay, 
 slaughter, kill, murder, f. 1. 
 iv(Tio, perf. 7rf<pnpiVKa,a. 1. e^o- 
 viv(Ta : fr. (pSi'og. 
 
 f^ovkojg, gen. s. Att. fr. ^ovsvg. 
 
 *o''')» »)(;» V, slaughter, murder ; 
 a bleeding wound ; field of bat- 
 tle: fr, 0£vw. 
 
 f^oviKog, Tjy bv, murderous, per- 
 taining to nuirder, sanguinary, 
 deadly, cruel : & 
 
 ^oinog, 6, »}, & a, ov, murderous, 
 sanguinary, savage, deadly : fr. 
 (p6vog. 
 
 ^o)'OKTovsio, u), f. r](Ju),io commit 
 murder, slay : & 
 
 4>oi/o*:rovia,a<;,>y,.slaughter, mur- 
 der : fr. 
 
 ^ovoKTovog, 6, r), a slayer, mur- 
 derer : fr. (p6voQ, KTtivio. 
 
 ^ovoXijSrjg, log, 6, ?;, dripping 
 with blood, blood-stained : fr. 
 povog, \6i/3a>. 
 
 ^ovoppvTog, 6, 7/, streaming with 
 blood : fr. (povog, p'no. 
 
 ^ovog^ ov, 6, slaughter, murder, 
 carnage, bloodshed, death, blood 
 spilt in slaughter, gore ; instru- 
 ment of death : fr. perf. m. ttc- 
 <pova, of (pfvofiai, or 0ivw. 
 
 $0'SINOS, ov, 6, the name of a 
 fish, a barbel : fr. 
 
 $020' 2, -n, ov, whose head is 
 sharp, and as it were made like 
 a top ; of distorted countenance; 
 perhaps fr. cpciog, o^vg. 
 
 4>opd, ag, r), a carrying, convey- 
 ance ; thing carried, burden, 
 load ; rapid motion (as in throw- 
 ing, falling, &c.); force, momen- 
 tum, impetuosity, ardent zeal, 
 vehemence ; paying a tax, tri- 
 bute, revenue ; bearing of fruit, 
 abundance, fertility, produce ; a 
 multitude, swarm ; com[»ensa- 
 tion for carrying or conveying, 
 carriage, porterage; correspond- 
 ing to Engl, fare : fr. <pkuio, f 
 olffio, a. 1. ijvsyKa, pf. m. obso- 
 lete irstpopa. 
 
 ^oodSrj^'f adv. borne or carried ; 
 by bearing or carrying ; with 
 impetuosity or speed : fr. the 
 above. 
 
 <I>OP 
 
 ^opdg, d^og, r), able to bear, one 
 pi'egnant : fr. <f>ipa). 
 
 <I>op/3atd, dg, i), a halter, muzzle. 
 Th. <l>kpl3u). 
 
 ^opjSaiog, a, or, that affords food 
 or fodder, serving for pasture, 
 at pasture : fr. (popfii). 
 
 $op/3dg, d^og, »/,a mare (because 
 she (pspfStrai, finds her food a- 
 broad); a gregarious animal, not 
 domestic; fostering, that supplies 
 0opf3r}v, means of subsistence ; 
 as (popjSdg yrj, fostering earth, 
 that which feeds us ; and in a 
 passive sense 0op/3dc, that feeds 
 itself in a herd with others ; 
 oj>posed to rnocpiag, one that 
 TptiptTai, is fed at home ; (f>op- 
 (3dg yvvt),thiit 0fp/3ft, maintains 
 herself by prostitution. Th. 
 
 ^opiitid, &. 4>op/3id, dg, >/, pas- 
 ture, food, nourishment, forage ; 
 a halter, muzzle : & 
 
 $op/3*), i]g, if, pasture, food, pro- 
 vision, forage : fr. (pipliuj. 
 
 ^optiov, ov, TO, a couch, sedan, 
 litter, carriage : fr. (j>optvg. 
 
 ^opfiroj, 3 sing. pres. iniper. act. 
 of (^opkoj, to bear, carry. 
 
 ^opkoim. Dor. for (f>opeovai, they 
 wear, 3 pi. pres. ind. fr. <popioj. 
 
 ^optv^ivog. Dor. for (poporif.iivog, 
 pres. part. pass, of the same. 
 
 ^optvvTog, of one wearing. Dor. 
 for ^opovvTog, gen. sing. pres. 
 part. act. fr. (poptio. 
 
 <Popivg, fiog, 6, a pole to carry ; a 
 porter, carrier : fr. 
 
 4>opgtu, w, to carry, bring, bear, 
 bear along, wear, have ; f. i(Tiit 
 & r)<T(t), perf. TretpopTjKa & tKa, 
 a. 1. k(p6pt(Ta: fr. (p6pog,a. carry- 
 ing, fr. pf. m. TTE^oprt, of fepu). 
 
 ^opqdov, adv. carried, in loads, 
 bundles : fr. <pepu). 
 
 ^opTjfxa, uTog, to, a thing earned, 
 burelen, load, freight ; cloak, 
 ring : fr. ^opiio. 
 
 ^opt/vai, to carry, a. 1. inf. act. 
 of (popaivu), to carry ; f. avCt, a. 
 I. i(p6pr]va ; or pres. inf. fr. tpo- 
 prj[Jii. Th. (fiipu). 
 
 ^opqTog, if, ov, to be borne or 
 endured : fr. (poptu). 
 
 ^opio}', ov, TO, a bier, litter. 
 
 ^opKvv, vvog, 6, a port, haven ; 
 because ships (^ipovTat, bear 
 toward it : also ^opKvv, vvog, Si 
 ^opKvg, vog, 6, the name of a 
 sea-monster ; dat. (popKv'i, for 
 (popKvvi, ace. <p6pKVV. 
 
 ^O'PMirS, yyog, i), a hai-p, lyre, 
 lute. 
 
 (I>op/ut^<i>, f. i(Tw, to play on the 
 harp : fr. the above. 
 
 <^opfxiKTdg, d, 6, Dor. for 
 
 ^opfiiKTt)g, or ^opjjiiyKTijg, ov, b, 
 a harper : fr. 0op^i^w. 
 
 ^opfiiov, oVfTO, & ^opfiig, idog, r}, 
 (678) 
 
 a small basket or hamper, dira.fr. 
 
 ^OPMO'D, ov,6,a. corn-measure, 
 basket, hamper ; that in which 
 any thing (pkptTai, is carried ; 
 a mat, bundle of wood. 
 
 ^opnlaai, carrying, Dor, for 0o- 
 poixrai, nom. pi. part. act. f. g. 
 contr. fr. (poptio. 
 
 4fopo\oyeu), w, f. yjffio, to collect 
 tril>ute : fr. <l>opo\6yog. Hence 
 
 ^opo\6yr]Tog, b, r), tributary. 
 
 ^opoXoyi'a, ag, i), exaction of tri- 
 bute : fr. 
 
 ^opo\6yog, ov, b, a collector of 
 taxes, or tax-master : fr. <p6pog, 
 \kyh), to collect, j)f. m. XiKoya. 
 
 ^opov, ov, TO, i\\e forum, market- 
 place : fr. the Lat. *6poj' 'Att- 
 TTi'ov, the name of a town in La- 
 tium, Appii Fonmi. 
 
 $opoc, ov, b, tribute, that which 
 (pkptTui, is brought : but 
 
 ^opbg, ov, b, y), bearing, carry- 
 ing ; fruitful, productive ; for- 
 warding ; favourable, propi- 
 tious ; <popbg dvt^og, a fair 
 wind. Th. 0fpa>. 
 
 ^opTTjytio, w, f. riau), to carry 
 burdens or freights : & 
 
 ^opTTjyiKog, i), bv, adapted for 
 carrying bur<lens : fr. 
 
 ^opTT)ybg, b, r), that bears heavy 
 goods : fr. <p6pTog, dyio. 
 
 $oprt", for ^opTia, burdens, nom. 
 pi. fr. 0oprioi'. 
 
 (popTi^eaOai, to be put on as a 
 load, pres. inf pass. fr. 
 
 <I>oprt^w, to load, burden, freight, 
 carry a burden ; f. iaoj, perf. 
 TTfcpdpTiKa, perf. pass. 7n<p6pTi(T- 
 fiai, perf. part. TrKpopTinfi'tvog, 
 7], ov, having been loaded, heavy- 
 laden. Th. (pdpTog. 
 
 ^opTiKog, )), bv, heavy, clumsy, 
 burdensome ; fit for carrying 
 burdens : metaph. gross, vulgar, 
 stupid, troublest>me : & 
 
 ^opTiov, ov, TO, a load, burden, 
 lading, freight, cargo, baggage ; 
 Ta <popTia, merchandise : & 
 
 <topTig, idog, if, a ship of burden, 
 merchant-vessel : & 
 
 *0'PT02, 01', 6, a load, burden, 
 freight, ballast of a vessel, a 
 thing troublesome and odious : 
 fr. (pepu). 
 
 ^opTovvdTog, ov, b, the name of 
 a man : Grecized fr. the Lat. 
 Fortunatus. 
 
 ^opv'vu). See <popvw. 
 
 ^opvg, the breech : fr. (popvoj, to 
 defile. 
 
 ^opvTbg, ov, b, sweepings, refuse, 
 filth, a heap of mud or straw 
 broujiht together : fr. 
 
 <I>0PY'Q, ^npv'vui, f. vvCJ, &. <[>o- 
 pv<T<Tui, f. ^w, to knead ; heap 
 together, mix, mingle, defile, 
 tinge, stain, cover, besmear. 
 
 ^oojg, TO, poet, same as (pwg. 
 
 light, light of day ; metaph. 
 safety, help, victory : fr. (pdog. 
 ^naytWiov, ov, Tb, a scourge, 
 whip, (fr. hat. fiatjeUuia, diniin. 
 fr. Jlagrum) ; scourge used for 
 slaves, (so termed, from the 
 burning tingling sensation on 
 the part of the body so lashed) : 
 i'v.Jlijro. Hence 
 
 ^paytWooj, at, to scourge, flog, 
 whip ; f. io(Tto, perf. 7rt(ppayiX- 
 Xioica, a, 1. Irppay'eXXojcra, a. 1. 
 ])art. act. tppaytXXdjcrag, avrog. 
 
 '^payij, it should have been 
 stopped up, 3 sing. a. 2. subj. 
 ])ass. & 
 
 ^payifffofiai, y, irai, f. 2. ind. 
 pass, of <ppd<T(Tu). 
 
 ^pdyfia, arog, to, a fence, hedge, 
 wall, dam, fortification : Sc 
 
 ^fjayfibg, ov, b, a fence, enclosure, 
 fortification, obstruction ; fr. 
 the same verb. 
 
 ^prt^dtu, f. d(Tu}, to declare, make 
 known, interpret : fr. (pndSq. 
 
 fppdciv, he said. Ion. for Itppactv, 
 3 sing. a. 2. ind. act. of 0pd^tu. 
 
 ^paSi), ifg, & ^pdvT], rfg, if, know- 
 ledge, prudence ; advice, sug- 
 gestion ; <ppdcai, ai, minds, 
 thoughts : ir. (ppd'^ut. Hence 
 
 i^pacifg, kog, b, if, wise, prudent, 
 intelligent, familiar with : fr. the 
 above. 
 
 ^pacfioavvymv, dat. pi. Ion. for 
 fnadfioaifvaig, fr. 
 
 ^PA 
 
 tee ted, a. 1. part. m. of the above 
 
 verb. 
 ^paaaiaTo, Ion. for tppdcraivTo, 
 
 3 pi. a. 1. opt. m. of <ppd^oj, 
 
 to say ; f. (ppuffu), a. 1. m. i(ppa- 
 
 adfitfv. 
 ^pdadaav, ace. sing. a. 1. part. 
 
 act. f. g. of the same verb. 
 
 4>PI 
 
 ^pdadtiv, to say. Dor. for (ppd^uv, 
 
 pres. inf. fr. the same. 
 ^narri, Dor. for <pptai, to minds, 
 
 dat. pi. of <pprfv, mind. 
 ^paaig, tujg, if, a, pit rase, way of 
 
 speaking, expression, speech ; 
 
 explanation, diction, elocution : 
 
 fr. <ppdi^u). 
 ^paaof^itdQa, poet, for (ppacrofxtOa, 
 
 1 pi. f. \. m. of <l>pdK(jj. 
 ^pd(Tov, aVo), discuss, a. I. imper. 
 
 act. of the same verb. 
 4»pao-(Toyu60a, by doubling <t, for 
 
 (ppaaofitOa, I pi. f. 1. m. fr. 0pa'- 
 
 *PA'22Q, or TTbt, to form a 
 hedge around, hedge in, enclose, 
 fence, barricade, fortify, protect, 
 defend ; press close together ; 
 shut or stop up, obstruct, muz- 
 zle, silence ; f. <ppd^ui, perf. rri- 
 <ppaxa, a. 1. t^puKa, a. 2. ind. 
 act. t(ppayov, perf. pass. 7ri<ppay- 
 fiai, ^ai, KTai, a. 2. pass. i(ppd- 
 yrfv, a,. 2. subj. pass. <ppayoi, f. 
 2. pass, tppayifcrufiai, y, iTai. 
 ^paaTiov, must needs say ; ver- 
 ... _, bal adj. fr. ^pct^w. 
 
 ^paCfio(Jvvff, Tfg, >/, cunning, pru- 'Ppaarifp, tfpog, b, a speaker, in- 
 
 dence, intelligence, skill : fr. 
 
 ^pdCfxujv, or ^pdcTficov, ntfog, b, if, 
 prudent, wise, intelligent, skil- 
 ful, cunning : & 
 
 ^pd^tai, Ion. for ppd^y, 2 sing. 
 l>res. ind. m. or pass. «Nc 
 
 ^pd^eOf Ion. for (ppd^ov, pres. 
 imper. pass. & 
 
 $pa^f(TK€, Ion. for t<ppa^t, 3 sing, 
 imperf. ind. act. «& 
 
 *pa^ero, Ion. for t^pa'^f ro, 3 sing, 
 imperf. ind. pass, or m. & 
 
 ^pdXiv, Dor. for ^pd'^ov, medi- 
 tate, pres. imper. m. fr. 
 
 *PA'ZQ, to say, tell, announce, 
 set forth, declare, explain, re- 
 Jiearse ; discuss, order, show, 
 draw forth ; demand, ccmsider, 
 examine ; advise, suggest ; indi- 
 cate, make signs ; f. aVw, p. tts- 
 (ppuKa, a. 1. t(tjpa(Ta, a. 1. imper. 
 act. <ppd(Tn)>, drto, discuss, a. 2. 
 i<ppacov, by Ion. redupl. 7ri(ppa- 
 Cov & iirecppadov ; pres. m. (^pd- 
 ZyOfxai, to turn in <me's mind, de- 
 liberate, consider, meditate, de- 
 termine, attentively steer clear 
 of or shun, perceive, find out, 
 catch, understand ; perf. pass. 
 ir'i<ppa(7fiai, (rai, orai. 
 
 <PpaKrbg, t), bv, hedged in, forti- 
 fied : fr. <ppd(T<T(jj. 
 
 ^pa^dfiivog, rj, ov, having pro- 
 
 ter])reter, informer, guide : & 
 
 (ppafTTiKug, if, bv, eloquent, ex- 
 pressive, susceptible of orna- 
 ment : fr. <ppd<iio. 
 
 'PpdfTTiop, the same as tppaarifp. 
 
 '^paTifp, ifpog, b, one of the same 
 ward, tribe, family, or company, 
 a fellow burgher, Att. or Dor. 
 for (ppaTiop, whence Lat. fraier, 
 brother. 
 
 4?pdT0ptg, (t)v, 01, those of the 
 same ward, Sec. pi. fr. (ppdriop. 
 
 *PpaTopiKbg, if, bv, of the ward, 
 Dem. 1092 : fr. the same. 
 
 <I>PA'TPA, ag, or ^pdrptf. Ion. 
 'PpifTprf, 7fg, or ^paTpia, ag, if, 
 the descendants of the same 
 father, a race, family, ward, 
 society, fraternity ; a third part 
 of one of the four <pvXai at 
 Athens. Hence 
 
 'I»|oarpia'^w, f. dcrio, to belong to 
 or class with the members of 
 the same ward. 
 
 ^pdTpiog, b, if, of or belonging to 
 the ward : & 
 
 'PpaTiop, opog, b, one of the same 
 fraternity or ward. Th. (ppaTpia. 
 
 'Poavyfia, arog, to, pride, swell- 
 ing, snorting : fr. (ppvdTTOfiai. 
 
 <Ppax9tig, having been hedged in, 
 a. I. part. pass. fr. (ppdaooj ; f. 
 ^0), a. 1 . pass. t(fipdxOrfv. 
 (679) 
 
 *PE'AP, aTog, poet, (ppdap, arog, 
 TO, a well, cistern, pit, ditch. 
 
 fppidTiog, Ac ^piaTiaiog, a, ov, of 
 a well or j)it : fr. the above. 
 
 •I'paj', to bear, by .sync, for 0£- 
 ptiv, pres. inf. fr. 0tpa>. 
 
 4>p£j'a7rara(t), Cj, to deceive, mis- 
 lead, seduce, infatuate, f. ifau), 
 perf. TTttpptvairdTifKa, (as if ippk- 
 va diraTdio,) to deceive the 
 mind. 
 
 ^pivaTTaTifg, ov, b, a deceiver of 
 the mind, self-deceiver, seducer: 
 fr. the same. 
 
 ^pkvag, ace. pi. ippkvtg,a\, under- 
 standings, nom. pi. fr. (ppifv. 
 
 ^ptvifptfg, tog, b, if, sound in 
 mind, sane, wise, prudent, dis- 
 creet : fr. (ppifv, dpio. 
 
 ^pevlrtg, iSog, if, vacillation of 
 miud, madness, frenzy. Th.^pr;!-. 
 
 ^pevojSXaliifg, tog, b, if, impaired 
 in mind, infatuated, insane, fool- 
 ish : fr. (ppifv, (iXd-TTTd}. 
 
 ^pevoCdXig, icog, if, derangement 
 of mind, insanity, fatuity : fr. 
 (ppifv, drfXuo. 
 
 ^ptvoOev, adv. from the heart, 
 from inward purpose : fr. <l>pifv. 
 
 ^psvofiavifg, kog, b, if, phrensied 
 in mind, insane, frantic : h'. 
 (ppifv, fiaivofiat, 
 
 ^pevoTrXtfyifg, kog, b, if, distract- 
 ing the mind : & 
 
 ^pivoirXrfKTog, b, if, distracted in 
 mind, deranged : (ppifv, irXifffffu). 
 
 ^pevoTiKTCJV, ovog, b, if, forming 
 or devising in the mind : fr. 
 
 (ppifV, TiKTlOV. 
 
 ^pevou), uj, f. ujauj, to make one 
 wise, bring to a sound mind ; 
 admonish, correct, inform, in- 
 struct; deceive, mislead, seduce. 
 Th. 0p/}r, mind. 
 
 ^peviov Kapirbg, the fruit of the 
 understanding, poet, for pru- 
 dence, wisdom ; gen. pi. fr. (ppifv. 
 
 $pfC, bear, a. 2. inij)er. act. fr. 
 ^piffii : or for 0pf, by sync, for 
 (pipe, pres. imper. of ^Iptu. 
 
 ^pt(Ti & ^pecriv, dat. pi. fr. <ppTfv. 
 
 ^PE'i2, f. (ppifirio, to send forth, 
 force up : perhaps fr. (pipu. 
 
 <^peojpvxtoj, at, to dig wells ; sting , 
 fr. (pptap, opvffffuf. 
 
 ^pifyfia. Ion. for 0pdy/xa, arog, 
 rb, a fence. Th. (ppdaffw. 
 
 <I>PirN, ^pevbg, if, Sc pi. <ppsveg, 
 the midriif, diaphragm, region 
 of the heart, seat of the vital 
 and mental powers, heart, soul, 
 breast ; mind, sense, wisdom, 
 prudence, talent, judgment, will. 
 
 ^pTfTia, ag, if, a cistern, mouth 
 (»f a well. Th. <pptap. 
 
 'PpffTpif, tfg, if, a fraternity, ward, 
 family, tribe ; Ion. for. ^odrpa. 
 
 ^pifTujp, Ion. for <ppdT(Mip, one ol 
 the same ward. 
 
 f^piKaXtog, a, ov, rough, horrid. 
 
 i 
 

 
 I 
 
 \ 
 
 ,1 I 
 
 5-1 I 
 
 4>P0 
 
 hoiTible. Th. ^pi^. 
 
 4»()i)ca(T/i6c, ovj 6, shuddering, 
 shivering, quaking for fear, hor- 
 ror, dread : fr. (ppi^. 
 
 ^piKrjy Tjg, r),a shuddering, shiver- 
 ing, chill, alarm, horror, fear : 
 fr. the same. 
 
 ^piKTot;, j), bi'f horrible, struck 
 with horror : fr. (ppiffffio. 
 
 f^piKTutQf adv. horribly, fright- 
 fully : fr. the above. 
 
 ^piKu}C))C, tog, o, »'/, rough, horrid, 
 bristling ; causing a shuddering; 
 liorrible, frightful, alarming: fr. 
 fptKr], el^og. 
 
 ^pifiay^vg, ov, o, a neighing: fr. 
 
 ^piixdaaofxai, f. lio^ai, to snortj 
 neigh ; the same as ^pyarro/xai. 
 
 4>PrS, iKog, i), the roaring of the 
 sea or waves ; roughening or 
 curling of the sea, when the wind 
 first rises ; ripple on the surface 
 of the water; shuddering, shiver- 
 ing, horror ; bristling of the 
 hair. 
 
 ^piKavxf)v, tvoQ, 6, //, neck- 
 bristling : fr. (ppiffau), ai'xvv. 
 
 $p<?oc, oy, 6 ; for an account of 
 him see Pind. IT. iv. 431, & Gr 
 Scholia. 
 
 ^ui^og, r), or, horrid, bristling, 
 rough, with the hair on end, 
 with curled liair : fr. 
 
 4>ptcr<Ta>, or rrtu, to bristle, be 
 rough, stand erect like the liaii 
 in great fear, wave as ears of 
 corn, roughen as the surface of 
 the sea ; shudder, shiver, trem- 
 ble, fear, dread, feel liorror 
 moan, (with an ace.) ; f. (ppi^io, 
 perf. TTi'^pTica, a. 1. t^ot^a, perf. 
 pass. 7r't(ppiyij.aiy |at, ktcii. Th. 
 (ppiK- 
 
 4>pot/ita^<i>, or -of.icii, to speak by 
 way of a prelude, begin : fr. 
 ^poifiiov, Att. for TTjoooi'/xtov, a 
 prelude, beginning. 
 
 ^poviiOy (as if (pptvkio,) to be in a 
 sound mind, be wise, prudent ; 
 liave in the mind, entertain 
 thoughts or notions ; hope ; un- 
 dei-stand, think, meditate, deli- 
 berate, judge, determine, resolve, 
 decree, design ; take care or 
 heed ; be high-minded, boast, 
 exult ; applied also to the frame 
 of mind, as tv or KaicCjg (ppovtlv, 
 to be well or ill disposed toward; 
 fisya (Ppovtlv, to be proud, think 
 highly of oneself, be full of cou- 
 rage ; 00. TO. rrpog riva, to take 
 part with any one ; f. rjao), pei-f. 
 7rf0por»jica, pres. pass, (ppovto- 
 /xai, ov/xai. Th. ^pt)v, mind. 
 
 <Pp6vT}f.ia, arog, to, thought, sen- 
 timent, knowledge, intelligence, 
 prudence ; desire, inclination ; 
 pride, high-mindedness, inso- 
 lence, vaunting : fr. (ppoptio. 
 Henco 
 
 M 
 
 «PPO 
 
 ^povrjfiar'iag, ov, o, one high- 
 minded, haughty or insolent. 
 
 ^p6vjj<Tig, tiog, ij, prudence, intel- 
 ligence, wisdom, sagacity, reflec- 
 tion : fr. (ppov'no. 
 
 ^porifiog, 6, >/, rational, wise, 
 prudent, intelligent, sagacious ; 
 compar. (ppovifiwTtpog, superl. 
 (ppovifnoTUTog : fr. (ppovig. 
 
 ^povifnog, adv. prudently, wisely : 
 fr. the above. 
 
 ^povig, twg,ii, prudence, wisdom, 
 intelligence, information, sense ; 
 contempt : fr. (ppijv. 
 
 ^povovvTiJjg, adv. wisely, pru- 
 dently : fr. pres. part, of (ppo- 
 
 VtU). 
 
 ^povriSog, gen. sing. fr. ^povrig. 
 
 ^povTttX, see ^povrii^w. 
 
 ^povTi^u), to liave a care or con- 
 cern for, mind, heed, think of, 
 meditate, reflect ; f. iVw, Att. 
 iCj, tig, ti, perf. 7rt<pp6rTiKa,R. 1. 
 t((>p6vTi(Ta, a. 1. subj. act. 0j)OJ'- 
 Tiaio : fr. 
 
 <l>P0NTr2, icog, y), thought, re- 
 flection, thoughtfulness, solici- 
 tude, care, concern. 
 
 ^povTirrfia, arog, tOj a thought, 
 care, duty, occupation : & 
 
 <!^povTi<TTtov, one must take care: 
 & 
 
 ^poVTKTTl'iplOV, OV, TO, a SCllOOl, 
 
 study, place where we explain 
 or exercise our ideas; a convent, 
 monastery : & 
 
 ^povTiffTijg, OV, 6, an anxious or 
 minute inquirer, commentator, 
 one of a studious turn ; monk ; 
 tutor : fr. (ppovTi'Cio. 
 
 ^poi'TicrTiKog, y), ov, thoughtful, 
 attentive, solicitous. Hence 
 
 ^povTKTTiKibg, adv. thoughtfully, 
 anxiously : fr. the same. 
 
 ^pov^og, T], ov, & 6, »/, that has 
 gone,disappeared,vanislied, lost ; 
 Attic, one whose spirits are too 
 much elevated with joy in trifling 
 matters : fr. Trpb &i oSov, as if 
 Trpoodog, contr. Trpovdog, before- 
 hand on the wav, viz. one who 
 has so much the start, that it is 
 impossible to overtake him. 
 
 <Ppovpd, cig, >), a guard, garrison ; 
 soldiers that form the guard and 
 garrison, sentinels ; place where 
 a guard is set, post ; place of 
 custody, gaol, prison ; army 
 equipped f«)r a campaign, cam- 
 paign itself : fr. ppovpog. 
 
 ^povpapx^ig &. ^povpapxog, ov, 6, 
 the connnander of a garrison or 
 fortress : fr. <ppovpa, upxio. 
 
 <i>povpapxict, ag, »/, the oftice of 
 the (ppovpapxVQ- 
 
 ^povpeu), io, to guard, be on guard, 
 invest with a guard ; occupy 
 with a garrison ; ])reserve, se- 
 cure l)y watchful care, garrison, 
 watch, (with an ace); f. i^crw. 
 ((J80) 
 
 a>rv 
 
 pei"f. 7rt(f)poi'pijKa, pres. pass. 
 (ppovpto^ai, ovfiai : fr. <pnovp6g. 
 
 ^povpy, ifc, y). Ion. for <l>pot'pd. 
 
 ^povptj^a, arog, to, a watch, 
 guard, protectiim : fr. (^porpfu). 
 
 *Ppovpiov, ov, TO, the same as 
 ^povpd, a watch, fortress, guard- 
 ed post, ])rison : & 
 
 ^pnvpig, icog, y, SO. vavg, a 
 guai'd-ship. 
 
 fiipovpbg, ov, 6, a watch, sentinel, 
 guard ; o'l (ppovpoi, a garrison : 
 fr. 7r()o, ovpbc, a guard, (by era- 
 sis, & changing tt into 0). 
 
 i^povpuifiig, weshould watch, Dor. 
 for (ppovpwfitv, 1 pi. pres. subj. 
 act, fr, (fipovpio). 
 
 ^pvayfia, aTog, to, & 
 
 <i>pvaynbg, ov, 6, a neighing, snort- 
 ing ; nietaph. pride, insolence : 
 fr. (ppvd(T(TU). 
 
 ^pvayfioatfivaKog, b, >/, Ijaughly 
 and solemn : fr. ^pvayjibg, atii- 
 
 VOQ. 
 
 <^pvd(Tnu), or rrw, to snort, neigh, 
 (strictly, of a high-spirited 
 hoi*se) ; f. ^w, j)erf. Trt^pvaxa, 
 a. 1. ttppva^a ; more commonly 
 found in the middle. 
 
 *PYA'TTOMAI, to snort, neigh, 
 pi-ance, strut proudly ; behave 
 haughtily, rage, be exalted with 
 vain hopes, be proud or inso- 
 lent. Hence Engl, to f n't. 
 
 ^pvyavifffjibg, ov, b, a gathering 
 of dry wood for fuel : 6i 
 
 ^pvyavi(TTi)p, iipog, b, a collector 
 of dry sticks for fuel : fr, 
 
 ^pvyavov, ov, Tb, a fagot, fuel, 
 dry stick or wood, touchwood ; 
 pi, TO. ^pvyava. Th, ^pvyio. 
 
 ^pvyia, ag, //, Ion. rjg, l^Iirt/tjia, 
 a country of Asia Minor. 
 
 ^pvyiov, ov, TO, a frying-pan, dry 
 wood. Th, <ppvyu). Also 
 
 ^pvyiov, a song inciting to arms, 
 war-song, among the Phrygians. 
 
 ^pvyiog, a, ov, dry, parched ; 
 strictly, made so r^ ^pvytiv^ by 
 frying ; also Phrygian. 
 
 ^pvyfjbg, ov, b, a ]»arching, fry- 
 ing, roastingi, broiling : fr. 
 
 «I>PV'rQ, ^pvffffut, or Tro), f. ^<u, 
 to frif, roast, broil, dry, parch. 
 
 fPuvKTog, ri, bv, baked, parched, 
 frie<l, roasted, toasted ; as a 
 subst., it has various meanings ; 
 a parched pea or bean ; bean 
 used by the judges in voting ; 
 torch, light or beacon to denote 
 the approach of an enemy ; 
 token or tally ; billet, on which 
 the oracular answers were writ- 
 ten, &c, Th, (Pfji'yio. 
 
 ^pvKTOjptb}, at, f, iiau), to keep up 
 a watch-fire, give intelligence 
 by a beacon-light : & 
 
 (ppvKTOjpia, ag, >/, a watching or 
 giving intelligence by beacon- 
 lights, watch-fire : &. 
 
 4>Yr 
 
 ^>YA 
 
 ^pvKTwpiov, ov Tb, a l)eacon-*yyo7rroXf/toc,o,»/,shunningbat- 
 
 light, to tell the appearance of 
 an enemy, fire-signal ; watch- 
 fire : fr. 
 
 ^pvKTojpbg, b, >/, one that (ppvK- 
 Tovg ioptl, watches the beacon- 
 lijihts, a sentinel. 
 
 *Pr^N02, oi;,6, & ^pvvn, Tjg, »), 
 a toad, poisonous ruddock : per- 
 ha]»s fr. (popvvu), to defile. 
 
 ^pi'^, ybg, b, a Phrygian. 
 
 «I>pi»^ti, it will ])arch. Dor. forrtpu- 
 sft, 3 s. f. I. ind. act. fr. <ppvyto. 
 
 ^pv(T(Tijj, or TTu), same as (ppvyio. 
 
 ^put, contr. fr. 0ptw, by sync. f(»r 
 (pipuj, to bear, 
 
 4>D, grew, s[)rung, clung, Ion. for 
 t(pv, 3 sing, a. 2. of (pvfii, obso- 
 lete, a. 2. t^i'j', a. 2. infin. ^uj/nt, 
 a, 2. part. <pvg. Th. (puio. 
 
 *i>vd, dg, t'l, poet, for <pv)), »)(;, na- 
 ture, contrivance of nature, dis- 
 position. Th. (pvio. 
 
 ^vya^f, adv., to flight. 
 
 *^vyaotia, ag, »/, a driving into 
 exile, flight, exile, banishment : 
 
 ^vyadtTov, ov, rb, a place of re- 
 fuge, asylum : fr. (pvyahvio. 
 
 ^vyaStvojxai, to be put to flight, 
 banished ; pass. Sc 
 
 i^vya^tvriiptov, ov, Tb, a place of 
 refuge, asylum : fr. 
 
 ^vyadtvu), f. mo, to send into ex- 
 ile, banish : fr. d>vydg. 
 
 ^vyaix[n)g, ov, o, shunning the 
 spear or fight : fr. (ptvyto, aixfilh 
 
 ^vydg, dcog, b, i), a fugitive, ex- 
 ile. Th. (ptvyu). 
 
 i^vyydvu), to escape : fr. <ptvyo). 
 
 ^vyCa, & ^vycijv, adv. by flight: 
 fr. (pvyrf. 
 
 ^vyih', a. 2. inf. act. of ^tvyu). 
 
 ^vytWog, ov, b, the name of a 
 man. Gr. that shuns the eye of 
 man, 
 
 *«^y')> Of* V, flight, escape, eva- 
 sion, exile, banishment ; a band 
 of fugitives. Th. (ptvyat, to flee. 
 But 
 
 *Pvyy, 3 pers. sing, a, 2, subj, act, 
 also (pvyyaiv, for ^vyy, by parag, 
 of aiVy & in 2 pi. (pvytjTe, of 
 <ptvyio, to flee, a. 2, ttpvyov. 
 
 ^vyoSiKsoj, Cj, to decline a law- 
 suit, suffer an action to go by 
 default, not answer to the sum- 
 mons : fr. <ptvy<jj, ciKr]. 
 
 i^vyoig, 2 sing. a. 2. opt. act. & 
 in 1 pi. (pvyoifitv, of <ptvy(o, to 
 flee, a. 2, t<pvyov. 
 
 ^vyofxaxtut, w, f, ijffio, to decline 
 the combat, yield : fr. (ptvyoj, 
 fidxofiai 
 
 <Pvy6^tvog, b, //, that avoids 
 strangers, or that drives away 
 strangers, unkind to strangers, 
 inhospitable : fr, (ptvyo>, %kvog. 
 
 ^vyoTTOvia, ag, »'/, aversion to la- 
 bour, laziness ; fr. ^cuyw, Trovog. 
 
 tie, cowardly : fr. <pevyu), ttto- 
 Xifiog, poet, for TroXt/xog. 
 ^viv, a. 2. part. n. g, fr. <pveig, 
 
 tlaa, iv, of 0i/a>. 
 ^vtTai, 3 sing. pres. ind. m. tpv- 
 trrOai, pres. inf. m.of (pvofiai, ov 
 (pvo), to be, beget. 
 *»''^«, t]g, t), consternation, rout, 
 flight. Ion. for 0uy^/. 
 ^vlaKivbg, y, bv, fleeing ; shy, 
 
 timid : fr. the above. 
 *y^s(u. Ion. for (^tvyo), to flee ; 
 TTtipvliog, perf. m. part, or by 
 sync, for nttpv^irjKiog. 
 <I>y*}, 7/g,>/, nature, natural growth 
 or frame ; stature, mien, form ; 
 natural grace, beauty, manly 
 prime ; disposition, character, 
 talent ; progeny, race. But 
 ^v7j, 3 sing. a. 2, subj. pass. fr. 
 0WW, to be born, f. ^oaw, a. 2. 
 ttpvov. 
 ^VKibfig, Effffa, tv, weedy, full of 
 weeds; red, purple. Th. (pvKog. 
 ^vKig, i^og, ?'/, the name of a fish 
 that adheres to the rocks. 
 <I>Y'^K02, eog, to, a dye, paint ; 
 sea- weed, a salt-water plant that 
 yields a colour to paint the face, 
 and dye wool ; red paint. 
 ^vKToc, i), bv, to be avoided, that 
 
 niay be shunned : fr, (^tvyoj. 
 *^y\ay^ta, aTog,Tb, any thing that 
 is guarded or kept ; custody ; a 
 charge, command, order : fr. 
 perf, pass, of (f)v\d(T<Tu}. 
 ^v\acb)',ndy., by tribes, in tribes. 
 
 Th, (pvXij, a tribe. 
 ^I'XaKu, dg, d. Dor. for ^vXaKi). 
 ^yXciKtg, nom, pi. fr. (pvXaK, aKog, 
 u, //, a keeper ; dat. pi. Ion. 
 ^vXdicfcrffi. Th, (pvXdamo. 
 ^vXaK)), yg, >'/, a watching, keep- 
 ing, guarding, guardiansliij), pro- 
 tection, custody, imprisonment ; 
 guard, garrison ; number of men 
 watching, watch, sentinels, out- 
 posts ; place to guard, ju-ison ; 
 portion of the night called a 
 watch ; vigilance, caution, pre- 
 caution ; avoiding, putting aside 
 any thing unpleasant ; (pvXaKai, 
 watches, soldiers on guard ; (the 
 Jews at first, agreeably to an- 
 cient custom, had but three 
 watches, but from the time of 
 Pompey downwards, four :) fr. 
 the same th. 
 ^vXdKtj, the proper name of a 
 
 place. 
 
 ^itXaKiW, to imprison, drag to 
 
 prison; f. t(Tw,pf. wtipvXdKiKa: & 
 
 ^vXaKTTt)g, ov, 6, belonging to a 
 
 gaol or prison, a jailer : fr. ipv- 
 
 XaKrj. 
 
 <PvXaKog, 6, Ion. for ^vXa^, a 
 
 keeper. 
 <tfvXaKTkov, it is necessary to 
 guard ; verbal adj. fr. AvXaaao). 
 (081) 
 
 ^>YA 
 
 <^vXaKT))p, ijpog, b, a watchman, 
 
 guard, keeper : fr. ipvXdarrot. 
 <^vXaKTiipta, Td, j>hiflact cries ; 
 slips of parchment with portions 
 of the Law written on them, 
 and bound by the Jews on their 
 foreheads or wrists, as anuilets 
 or preservers : fr. (pvXaKTtjpiov. 
 ^vXaKTtjpia, ag, y, a guarding, 
 
 protection, watching : & 
 *i?vXaKTtjpiov, ov, TO, a place to 
 watch, post or station for sniti- 
 nels ; watch or guard-house, 
 castle ; garrison ; amulet, pre- 
 servative : fr. (pvXdcFffio. 
 ^r>XaKTiKbg, t), bv, having capa- 
 bility Toi) (ftvXdaativ, of watch- 
 ing or guarding, fitted to watch 
 or guard; watchful, attentive: & 
 ^vXa^, uKog, b, ?/, a keeper, 
 guardian, vigilant observer; one 
 that keeps watch, a watchman, 
 guard, sentinel ; ol (pvXuKtg, a 
 garrison. Th. (pvXdaau). 
 <^vXapxi(ji}, M, to be the head of a 
 tribe, command the cavalry of a 
 tribe : fr. 
 
 ^vXdpxtjg, & ^vXapxog, ov, 6, a 
 
 magistrate presiding over a 
 
 tribe ; commander of a division 
 
 of cavalry : fr. (px'Xt), dpxttf. 
 
 4»vXd(T(Tai, Ion. for (pvXd^ai, a. 1. 
 
 inf. act, of (pvXdtjcroj ; f. ^a». 
 ^vXa<T<Ttfiivai, Att, A: Dor. for 
 (pvXdffffiiv, ])r, inf, of the same. 
 ^vXdrrcroKTi, they guard, ^ol. for 
 <pvXd(T(Tovai, 3 pi. pr. ind. act. fr. 
 *YAA'2XQ, or rrw, to watch, 
 keep in custody, keep by watch- 
 ing over, i)reserve, save, guard, 
 protect, defend ; ^vXdaaofiai & 
 (pvXaTTOfxai, to observe, do, per- 
 form, keep carefully ; guard 
 one's self against, beware of, 
 shun, avoid ; f. ^vXd^u), perf. 
 7ri<pvXaxn, a. 1. t<pvXa^a, a. I. 
 imper. act. (pvXa^ov, cirw, & in 
 2 pi, (pvXd^oTt, a, 1. m, t^vXa- 
 ^dfir/v, u), OTO, perf. pass, ttc^i;- 
 Xayftai, ^ai, KTai. 
 ^iiXtTtjg, ov, b, one of a tribe, a 
 tribesman. Th. ipi>Xi}. 
 <I>YAH', ijg, y, a tribe at Athens; 
 originally a fourth, afterwards a 
 tenth part of the people ; a fa- 
 mily, class, kind, order, division, 
 troop : fr. 0i'w. 
 4>i'Xia, ag, >/,a kind of wild olive- 
 tree. 
 ^vXXdg, dSog, y, a green bough, 
 leaf, foliage, heap of leaves or 
 bed : & 
 *i'XXt7oj', ov, rb, a leaf, foliage: & 
 <I>i;XXtroc, rj, ov, leafy, like leaves, 
 
 made of leaves. Th. ^vXXov. 
 ^vXXo(3oX(M, a, f. r}(Toj, to cast, 
 shake off* its leaves ; scatter or 
 strew with leaves : & 
 ^vXXofSoXia, ag, if, a casting off 
 or strewing of leaves : fr. 
 
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 ii i-'^ 
 
 p . 
 
 I 
 
 OYP 
 
 *y\Xo/3oXoc, o, >/, that casts or 
 
 loses its leaves ; that strews 
 
 leaves : fr. (pvWoVj fidWuj. 
 ^vWoKOjxoQ, 6, )), covered with 
 
 foliaj^f, leafy : fr. ^vWoVyKo^nj. 
 4>T'AA0N, ov, TO, a leaf, foliage, 
 
 hough, blade, flower, |>lant,8pice; 
 
 perhaps fr. 0i»w, to spring. 
 *Pv\\oppokuj, f. rjffo}, to shed its 
 
 leaves : fr. (pvX\t)i>, pkio. 
 OuXXoorpwg, Cjrog, 6c <I>i;XX6- 
 
 (Trpwrot;, ou, 6, y, strewed with 
 
 leaves : fr. (pv\\(>v, aTpwvwi^ii. 
 *Pv\\o^6pot^, o, i), bearing leaves: 
 
 fr. (puWof, (pkpo). 
 ^yXXoxoot;, ov, 6, //, shedding its 
 
 leaves : fr. (pvWov, x'fio. 
 ^vXoi', ov, TO, same as (pv\)), t), 
 
 a tribe, species, race, nation. 
 ^vXoTTiQ, iCoQf r), a battle or en- 
 gagement, combat, fray ; shout 
 of battle, war-cry : fr. <pvXov, 
 or (pvXt), 7), a tribe, nation, «5t 
 oi//, OTTog, y), a voice ; as if the 
 shout of one tribe or nation con- 
 tending with another. 
 
 ^iifia, or 4>t'/ia, arog, to, a ])iant, 
 shoot, sucker ; swelling, inliam- 
 mation, tumour. Tli. <pino. 
 
 ipuvai, a. 2. inf. act. of <pvfii, or 
 (pvio, to be born, spi'ing up ; f. 
 vaoj, a. 2. t<pvv,R. 2. part. (pvQ. 
 
 ^vi'TO, they were springing up, 
 Ion. for t^vi'To, 3 pi. impf. ind. 
 pass, of (})vni. Th. (pvu). 
 
 4>{;$«Va>p, opoQ, 6, ri, shunning 
 men : fr. (pivyut, dvrip. 
 
 ^vlrjXiQ, iCoQ, 6, »y, that runs a- 
 way, cowardly, timid, banished : 
 & 
 
 fpv^ifUog, 1], ov, to be avoided ; 
 able to escape ; that affords a 
 refuge : & 
 
 4>i5^ioc, 6, »/, pertaining to or 
 y)rotecting flight : fr. 
 
 ^vliiQ, tojQ, r), a fleeing, flight, 
 escape : fr. perf. pass, of (pevyio. 
 
 ^vovTi, Dor. for <pvovai, they 
 spring up, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. 
 
 of (pvii). 
 
 ^vpd^a, oTog, to, a tempered 
 miass, lump, dough, paste : fr. 
 (pvpdo}, 
 
 ^vpdaig,ntig, //, a mixing, knead- 
 ing : fr. 
 
 4>t;(oaw, a), to mix, knead, blend, 
 steep ; f. aVw, perf. Trt<pvpdKa, 
 pf. pass. Trt(pvpd}xai. Th. ^vpio. 
 
 ^vpStjv, adv., mixedly, promis- 
 cuously ; in confusion, hurly- 
 burly. Th. (pvpu). 
 
 ^vpf.ut, UTOQ, TO, a mixture, mass, 
 soil, dirt, tilth. Th. (piipto. 
 
 4>i»p/txog, OV, 6, a mixture, C(m- 
 fusion; defilement, pollution: fr. 
 
 4>r''PQ, to mix, mingle together, 
 blend, confound, defile, soil, 
 moisten, bathe, souse, knead, 
 pound ; mid. to mix with, asso- 
 ciate with ; f. <pvpS)j & yEol. 
 
 $YS 
 
 fvpffcj, perf. TTC^upca, perf. pass. 
 
 Trk^vpfiat. 
 4>t'{;, (pvvTog, a. 2. part. act. of 
 
 (pi'pi, or (pViUf to spring up, a. 
 
 2. t(pvi-. 
 ^ixra, or fpvffffa, tjq, ?'/, a pair of 
 
 bellows; bladder; thick breath- 
 ing, puffing ; wind, blast. Th. 
 
 (pv(Tdio. 
 i>vrrd6f:ig, ti(Ta,kv, Dor. for <pv(Ttj- 
 
 Btig, a. 1. part. pass. fr. 0u(Tatu. 
 4>J)(Tat, a. 1. inf. act. of ^voj, to 
 
 beget ; f. vffui, a. 2. t(pvv. 
 fpvaaXig, icog, »/, a bubble rising 
 
 in the water ; a pipe or flute ; 
 
 kind of plant : fr. tpvadio. 
 ^vaaXog, ov, 6, a toad. Th. <pv- 
 
 oduj. 
 ^v(T(tg, daa, av, a. 1. part. act. of 
 
 0rw ; or by sync, for (bvarjaagy 
 
 tr. 
 4>Yi;A'Q, & fpvcfffdio, to breathe, 
 
 emit breath, exhale, i)ant, pnft', 
 
 blow as bellows, or the wind ; 
 
 fill with breath, inflate, puff" up, 
 
 blow out ; f. I'jfru). 
 ^vaei, will bring forth, 3 sing. f. 
 1. fr. 01X0 ; also dat. sing. fr. 
 
 ^vaig, iujg, y, nature, fr. 0i;w. 
 ^ytrry/iajarotsro, anything blown; 
 
 an air bublde, bladder ; breath, 
 
 puff", gale, blast ; breathing, 
 
 ])anting, snorting, hissing ; pride : 
 fr. <pv(ydu). 
 
 ^vaijTtov, must blow the fire ; 
 verb. adj. fr. the same. 
 
 ^v<Tt}Typ, rjpog, o, a blower, fjin, 
 pair of bellows. Th. 0u<raw. 
 
 <Pv(Tidfia, aTog, to, a breath, 
 blast, blowing, snorting : fr. 
 
 ^vaidti), to expire, breathe out, 
 pant, putt' up, inflate ; ^urrtowv, 
 poet, for (pvaiwp, contr. fr. 0i»- 
 aid(i)V. 
 
 ^vaiyyoonai, ov^ai, to be swol- 
 len, be irritated : fr. (pvaiy^. 
 
 ^vaiyvaOog, 6, 1), the name of a 
 frog, as puffing out its chaps : 
 fr. 0y<Ta'a>, yvdOog. 
 
 ^vaiyK, yyog, //, a blister on the 
 hands or feet ; the outer coat of 
 the head of garlic. Th. 0y(Ta'u>. 
 
 ^vnii^oog, 6, »'/, that produces 
 things necessary to sustenance, 
 life-sustaining ; an epith. of the 
 earth : fr. 0t;a>, ^a'w ; or as if 
 <pvovaa ^Cja, producing living 
 things. 
 
 ^voiKog, y, or, physical, natural, 
 pertaining or agreeable to na- 
 tui'e ; instinctive, constitutional. 
 Hence 
 
 ^vniKCJg, adv., physically, natu- 
 rally, by nature, instinctively : 
 fr. (pvaig. 
 
 ^vaioXoyia, ag, 1), phi/siologi/, 
 study of the productions of na 
 ture : fr. 
 
 ^vaioXoyog, 6, r/, a physiologist, 
 one that studies the productions 
 (682) 
 
 <I>YT 
 
 of nature : fr. (pvffig, X^yw. 
 ^vffiou}, Cj, to blow, puff, pant, be 
 out of breath ; fill with wind, 
 puff up, swell out, inflate ; f. 
 ojauj, perf. iTK^vanuKa ; pres. pass. 
 (pvaioofiai, ovfiai, to be filled 
 with wind, inflated, ])roud, i>erf. 
 pass, irt^vaiio^ai, perf. part. 
 
 pass. TTtipvanofiivog, »;, or, 
 iiaving been swelled out. Th. 
 <pv(Tdio. 
 ^vfTig, iojg, >'/, nature, the princi- 
 ple which produces all things ; 
 growth, stature, shape, constitu- 
 tion, mode, kind,tiuality ; genius, 
 talent, character, disposition ; 
 sex ; custom, received custom 
 of nations, 1 Cor. xi. 14 ; a child, 
 offspring, race ; <pvati, greatly, 
 truly, of necessity. Th. ^yw, to 
 be by nature. 
 ^vffiojcrig, nog, >), swelling, infla- 
 tion ; puffing up of the mind, 
 pride, arrogance : fr. (pvcnoio. 
 ^vtJKf), T]g, »), a bladder, because 
 puffed out ; thick gut to make 
 puddings with, sausage, pudding ; 
 blister : fr. <pv(jdu). 
 ^v(TKOQ, ov, 6, a sausage : fr. the 
 
 same. 
 ^vcFKoj, Dor. for <pvaKov, gen. fr. 
 
 <pv(TKog. 
 ^vaadio, for 0y<Taa), to fill with 
 
 wind. 
 fl^v(T(Tiio, Ion. for (pvaffdio. 
 ^v<T(TTjTt)p, ypog, 6, a blower, fan, 
 
 pair of bellows : fr. (pvaadio. 
 (bvffTig, iCog, »/, descendants, pos- 
 terity, race : fr. 0rw. 
 ^vffTog, 1), ov, swollen, puffed 
 up ; <pv<TTy f^id^a, a jmff'-cake ; 
 kind of light cake : fr. (pvffa. 
 ^vraXid, dg, //, a plantation, gar- 
 den, orchard, vineyard, nureery ; 
 plant, planting : fr. 0i;r6r. 
 ^vTaXfiiog, 6, 1), also o, ov, pro- 
 ductive, producing, nourishing, 
 genial, causing fertility : fr. 
 
 0l'tU. 
 
 ^VTcio^ai, to set, plant, produce, 
 beget : fr. the same. 
 
 ^VTug, dcog, 1), a young plant, 
 shoot : fr. (pvTov. 
 
 4>iir«ta, ag, >/, a planting, planta- 
 tion, j)lant : fr. <pvTivu}. 
 
 ^vTtvOtv, Boeot.for i^vTtvdyaaVf 
 3 j)l. a. 1. ind. pass, oi (pvTtxnu. 
 
 ^vTtvOiiTi, a. 1. imper. pass, of 
 the same. 
 
 ^vTtvfia, uTog, to, a plant, seed: 
 & 
 
 ^vTevmg, twc, >/, a planting, sow- 
 ing : fr. <l>vTtino. 
 
 ^vTtvTi'ipiov, ov, TO, a place to 
 plant, plantation ; young plant : 
 fr. 
 
 ^VTtvoj, to plant, jdant young 
 vines, sow seed, beget, bring 
 forth ; metaph. to produce, 
 bring about, cause, fabricate, 
 
 make, contrive, plot ; fpvTtvnv 
 Tivi OdvaTov, to plan a man's 
 death ; f. evnio, perf. TretpvTtvKa. 
 a. 1. i<pvrivaa, perf. pass. 7rt0t> 
 Tevfiai, rrai, tui, perf. part. pass. 
 7rf(pvT(vn€vog, rj, ov, a. 1. ind. 
 pass. l<pvTfv9rjv, a. 1. imper. 
 ])n.ss.^vTtvOqTi, ?)rw, be planted: 
 fr. 
 
 *uror, ovy to, a plant, stock, stem, 
 twig, shoot, shrub, creature, 
 descendant, offspring, race : fr. 
 (pvu), to beget. 
 
 <l?vTO(TKd<pog, o, »/, a cultivator of 
 the earth, digger of plants, gar- 
 dener : fr. (pvTov, CKaTTTio. 
 
 *PvTO(nr6pog, 6, ?/, a sowing, plant- 
 ing, a father : fr. ^vtov, (nreipui. 
 
 *t*VToTp6<pogf 6, »/, rearing or tend- 
 ing plants, a gardener : fr. <pv- 
 
 TOV, Tp^tplO. 
 
 ^vTovpykiv, to raise plants : fr. 
 
 ^vTovpybg, ov, 6, one that works 
 on plants, a planter, gardener ; 
 parent ; creator : fr. <pvTbv, 
 tpyov. 
 
 <I>T'12, to beget, bring forth, give 
 birtli to, produce, shoot forth, 
 grow, bear ; get, acquire ; in 
 perf. & a. 2. to be born, have a 
 natural disposition or propensity 
 to, be fitted or adapted by na- 
 ture, be suitable for, inclined to, 
 be accustomed, constituted by 
 nature ; spring up, arise ; stick, 
 cling close to ; mid. to grow, 
 spring up, be honi or produced ; 
 f. <l>v(Tut, perf. TTftpvica, a. 2. 
 
 XAZ 
 
 safety,joy; 0u5ra,ra,theheaven- 
 ]y bodies ; contr. fr. <pdog, the 
 same. Th. 0ato, to shine. But 
 
 ^ojg, <ptt)Tbg, 6, a man : fr. 0aw, 
 to .speak. 
 
 ^(ii(TKu), to dawn, shine, be light 
 or day : fr. ipujg. 
 
 ^loaTijp, i/poc, 6, a light, lumi- 
 
 4>Q2 
 
 ^ojKrjeg, 01, the name of a nation. 
 ^utKog, OV, o, the name of a man. 
 ^loKvXiSUo, gen. Ion. for ov, fr. 
 ^wKvXidrjg, ov, 6, Phocylidis, the 
 
 proper name of a man. 
 ^loXdSeg dpKToi, hears that live 
 
 in dens. Th. 0wXfoc. 
 $12AE()'2, ov, o, & ^luXfd, ng, //, 
 
 a lurking-jilace, hole, den, ca- nary, star, window : fr. (I)i6(tkco. 
 
 vern, burrow. ^cotr^opog, 6, »/, light-bringing ; 
 
 ^ojXtvio, f. (Tio, the same as 
 ^loXsitj, at, f. 7](Tio, to lurk, lie or 
 
 hide in a hole or buiTow, lie 
 
 concealed or in ambush. Th. 
 
 <pioXe6g. 
 ^loXfiodyg, eog, b, »/, full of ca- 
 
 vei'us : fr. <})it)Xtbg, ddog. 
 ^aifitv, I pi. a. 2. subj. of ^tjfii or 
 
 (pdu), to say. 
 ^lovd'eig, tocra, iv. Dor. for 0(ij- 
 
 vr)tig, vocal, tuneful : fr. 0(or//. 
 ^uivdvTa, by erasis for rpiovdtvTa, 
 
 Dor. for <j)iovt)evTa, aec. sing. fr. 
 
 ^lovdeig. 
 ^wvdaai. Dor. for (piovijaai, a. 1. 
 
 in fin. act. fr. ^(ovsu), to call. 
 ^ojvtvvTa, Dor. for 0a>rt»Drra, 
 
 n. g. pi. part. pres. & 
 ^MVivvTeg, speaking. Dor. for 
 
 (jiujvovvTtg, n. pi. pt. pr. act. fr. 
 ^lovBu), a, to utter a voice ; speak, 
 
 call ; accost, address, call by 
 
 name ; command ; sing, crow ; 
 
 f. Tjffio, perf. 7r£0wrr;»crt, a. 1. 
 
 t(po}VTj(Ta, a. 1. imper. act. 0(J- 
 
 vyaov, aTM, a. 1. pass. t<pi.ovt]- 
 
 9t]v, a. 1. inf. pass. ^(jJvijOijvai. 
 
 Th. 0(uri7. 
 
 t(pvov. Si t<pvv, vg, V, as if fr. $QNH', rjg, //, a voice, sound. 
 
 (pvfxi, a. 2. i)art. (pvg, tpvvTog 
 perf. pass. 7rf0i'/ia«, aai, (whence 
 (pvfTig, iutg, »'/, nature,) & in 3 
 sing. 7rk<pvTai, (whence (^vTbv, 
 ov, TO, a jilant,) perf. part. Trt- 
 tpvKuig, (whence adv. irttpvKOThjg, 
 naturally, agreeably to the con- 
 stitution of nature, as nature 
 bids, as one is inclined, fitly, 
 suitably,) a. 2. pass, ttpvyv, a. 
 2. part. pass. <pvtig, liffa, kv : 
 OV TuivS' t:<pvg, Eur. Suppl. 292, 
 on which see Markl. you do not 
 rank among them, are not of 
 the number, ovk t^vg Ik tov 
 dpiOfiov TiuvSe. 
 
 ^toyi'vio, or -vfii, to fry, roast, 
 ])arch, burn : fr. 
 
 4>tJyw, f. ^w or (Tw, same as 
 
 *iJ^(u, to burn on the hearth, 
 roa.st, broil : fr. (^uig, light. Th. 
 <pdu}, to shine. 
 
 4>J>V^, or $a>t5, a kind of bird, 
 hostile to the harpa, termed 00- 
 OrtX/io/36poc, Aristot. H. A. ix.8. 
 
 ^loXg, i^og, ?/, blister caused by a 
 burn or scald ; chilblain. 
 
 4>12'KAINA, tjg, //, Lat. phocaena, 
 a porpoise or whale : fr. 
 
 ^loKT], rjg, jy, Lat. phoc^J, a seal, 
 sea-calf. 
 
 word ; saying ; song ; speech, 
 call, direction ; language, tongue ; 
 report, fame ; name ; Upiafiog 
 6' 'EXbvijv tKaXkaffaTO (piovy, 
 II. r. 161, Priam called Helen 
 by name. Hence 
 
 ^ojvyug, erraa, iv, vocal, tuneful, 
 sonorous, speaking, having the 
 faculty of speech. 
 
 ^uivyfia, aTog, Tb, a sound, tone, 
 voice, word, speech : & 
 
 ^iovi}TiKbg, rj, ov, vocal : fr. 
 0wrf(i». 
 
 4»12'P, ^lopbg, 6, Lat. /Mr, a thief; 
 spy, scout. Hence 
 
 <J>a>pd, dg, y), a theft. 
 
 <I>(updw, f. d'aw, to carry away 
 clandestinely, steal ; detect in 
 a theft ; seek, search narrowly, 
 scrutinize, suspect. Th. 0<jJp. 
 
 ^ojpiafibg, ov, 6, a wardrobe, 
 chest, piece of furniture, pro- 
 tecting from (putpeg, thieves. 
 
 ^uipiog, b, y), stolen, furtive, clan- 
 destine, secret : fr. 0wp. 
 
 $(^c, <p<pdbg, contr. fr. <pMig, y), a 
 burning, burn, scald, blister, 
 chilblain : fr. 0w^(u. 
 
 ^(tig, <p(t)Tbg, Tb, light, light of 
 
 day ; fire, a candle, torch ; the 
 
 eye ; a window ; life, health, 
 
 (683) 
 
 the morning-star, the day-star, 
 sun ; torch -bearing : fr. 0wf, 
 <pipio. 
 
 4>(J<Ta>r, lovog, o, a sail, sail-cloth, 
 linen : fr. (pvadio. 
 
 «J>a>ra, a man, ace. sing. fr. <pujg. 
 
 4>u}rf, nom. dual fr. the same. 
 
 ^o)Ttu'bg, /), or, full of light, lu- 
 minous, lucid, clear : fr. 0uif. 
 
 ^(jjTi^u), to throw light upon, 
 cause to shine, illumine, enlight- 
 en ; metaph. to give light to 
 the eyes of the mind, teach, in- 
 form ; bring to light, disclose ; 
 f. i(Tit), Att. 10), pei*f. TTfpojTiKa, 
 a. 1. lipioTiTu, a. 1. inf. 0atr«<Tat, 
 a. I. part. act. (fnoTiaitg, avTog, 
 perf. pass. 7rf0(u'r/(T^at,(Tai,<Trai, 
 a. L pass. t0wr»<T0//r, a. 1. part, 
 pass. <pu}Tiff9tig, svTog : fr. 0a7c. 
 Hence 
 
 f^ioTKTfxbg, ov, b, a light which 
 spreads itself so as to illumine 
 things around ; diff'use light, 
 lustre, glare, illumination. 
 
 *wrofi^/)c, log, b, »/, like light, 
 luminous : fr. 0oic, tTcog. 
 
 ^ioxOtig, having been fried, 
 roasted, a. L part. pass, of 0w- 
 yvvfii, or 0tJya> ; a. 1. pass. 
 
 ^(jjxj/j light, Hesych. fr. ^dog. 
 
 X. 
 
 X, the twenty-second letter of the 
 Greek alphabet ; it was this let- 
 ter that the Greeks marked their 
 bad money with, as a sign of 
 condemnation ; whence xidi^u), 
 to reject as spurious. Its nu- 
 merical value is 600 ; when un- 
 dei-scored, 600,000. It is also 
 frequently used for k or jcai, if 
 followed by an aspirated vowel, 
 as x' ^> ^^' X^: Dor. for Kal a ; 
 often for Kt or Ktv, particles of 
 potentiality. 
 
 Xa/3oe, crooked, Hesych. But 
 
 Xafiog, subst. a bridle. 
 
 Xdde, or x^^^^n Ion. for txnS^, 3 
 sing. a. 2. ind. act. of X"^*''> ^^ 
 recede, take away, take in, con- 
 tain ; a. 2. tyrt^^or. 
 
 XaHfiv, Ion. for x«^f "', to yield, 
 a. 2. inf. of the same. 
 
 Xdeog, gen. sing. fr. x^'of. 
 
 Xd'Ceo, & XdKfv, Ion. &, Dor. for 
 
 ti- 
 lt 
 .41 
 
 !, 
 
'l 
 
 iU 
 
 i y^ 
 
 i 
 
 \ 1 
 
 « 
 ► ^ 
 
 m 
 
 XAI 
 
 •)(dZov, pres. imper. pass. fr. 
 X A 'ZQ, chiefly in mid. to refrain, 
 yield, recede, retire, retreat, 
 flee ; scruple, refuse, fear, de- 
 lay ; deprive ; keep in, hold, 
 contain ; f. ao-w, a. 2. tx"^^^' 
 j)erf. m. k:£x«»^^«' ^^^' k«X«^" 5 
 f. I. m. cirroiiai, poet. d<r<Tojxat, 
 
 a. 1. in. (x"^^l^^^^^- 2- "^- P^*^^- 
 KtKat 6 fiTju, for Kix<^^ofit)v ; per- 
 haps fr. x^f *o hold. 
 
 XAI'NQ, to gape, yawn, crack ; 
 observe or wait for any thing 
 with open mouth, viz. intently ; 
 gape to swallow ; eagerly long 
 for any thing, take with eager- 
 ness, admire mightily ; bawl 
 out or utter with open mcjuth ; 
 f. m. avovfiai, a. 2. act. t x"''"**? 
 a. 1. tx'P'^j ^- 2- ^"^- X"»^**^^' 
 part. x«^''»"'?ppi'f- 'f^X'/"" *^ '^^ 
 XayKU, perf. pass. k:^x"^/^^*> ^^■• 
 Xau>, obsolete. 
 
 XATON, ov, TO, a crook, shep- 
 herd's staff. 
 
 XaioQ, or Xdiog, a, bv, good, vir- 
 tuous, honest, honourable ; 
 comp. x«'<**^fp<^G * ^^^ X^^og. 
 
 Xalp', for x«*pf> X^ip^T^i 2 sing. 
 & 2 pi. pres. imper. act. fr. 
 
 Xa«pw. 
 
 XaipUaKOQ, 6, r), that rejoices in 
 the misfortunes of others : fr. 
 Xaipto, KaKng. 
 
 XaipiTiZojf f. t<Tw, to receive with 
 joy and flattering salutation, 
 hail, greet, salute, wish joy to. 
 Hence 
 
 XaipiTifff^ibg, ov, 6, salutation. 
 
 Xaipf<pu\\ov, ov, TO, a kind of 
 pot-herb, chervil. Th. (^vWov. 
 
 Xaiptj^u)V,opog, r/, joy : fr. xf^'pf**- 
 
 Xaipyv, Dor. for x«'P**»'> pres. 
 inf. & XaipyCj 2 sing. pres. subj. 
 act. & Xaiprfcniv, f. 1. inf. act. 
 of x«t(>w. 
 
 XaipoKJa, Dor. for x«'po^'<'"«5 re- 
 joicing, pres. part. f. g. fr. x«*pw. 
 
 Xaipoiiv<Trig, eog, 6, >'/, delighting 
 in what is horrible : fr. x"^P^) 
 fivfTog. 
 
 XAI'FQ, to rejoice, be glad, de- 
 light, take delight in, prefer ; 
 pres. imper. x^'P^? ^'"^'^ fare- 
 well ; 3 sing. x"*P^''*^j away 
 with; pr. part, xrt'pwt', rejoicing, 
 gladly, with impunity ; ov X'^'- 
 pitjv aTraWd^tiQ, thou shalt not 
 come off with impunity ; x^^" 
 pttv Xiyu), KeXevit), cScc. I salute, 
 greet, bid farewell ; let pass, 
 give uj), despise, dislike ; f. 
 
 Xapai & x^'^P^I'^*** > o^ X^^P^'^^^^y 
 thou shalt sorely repent ; perf. 
 
 Kix^pKO. & KBxdprjKa, a. 2. tx"" 
 pop, perf. pass. Ksxapficii- & ke- 
 xdpTjfiai, a. 2. pass. ix"P'/^» I re- 
 joiced, a. 2. subj. pass. x«p<*'j yt'> 
 y, a. 2. inf. pass. x<^P^l^"h f- 2. 
 pass, x^pn^^o 1^^0.1, I will rejoice. 
 
 XAA 
 
 a. 1. mid. Ix^P'^t*^^* ^* 2. m. 
 
 poet. KsxcipofiTjv, perf. m. »c£- 
 
 Xaprt. 
 Xfttra'itc, effffa, iv. Dor. for x«»- 
 
 Ti}tig. 
 XAI'TH, i?c, »/, loose flowing 
 
 hair, the hair of the head, a 
 
 lock, mane : fr. x«'w for x^^'^- 
 XaiTtjiic, laaa, tv, hairy, having 
 
 a lon2 mane : & 
 
 Xairiofia, arog, rb, a mane, 
 
 jihime : fr. the above. 
 Xa\d, ag, a, Dor. for x^^h- 
 XA'AAZA, rjg,ii,hiii\, hail-stones, 
 
 a shower , measles in swine ; a 
 
 sty in the eyelid. 
 Xa\aKd^JJ, w, to hail ; have the 
 
 measles, be measly : fr. the 
 
 above. 
 XaXa^i'lHg, tcffa, iv, showery, 
 
 falling like hail : fr. the above. 
 XaXa^oio, u>, f. loffio, to i)0ur hail, 
 
 hail ; have the measles : fr. x"- 
 
 XaXaivut, the same as x«^«t«>> to 
 relax ; f. dffu). 
 
 XaXapbg, a, bv, loose, ridaxed, 
 pliant, slack : fr. x«Xaa>. 
 
 XaXap6TT]g, rirog, »), looseness, 
 slackness : fr. the above. 
 
 XaXd^aig, Dor. & ^^^ol. for 
 
 XaXdfTag, avrog, a. 1. part. act. 
 of x^Xa'w. 
 
 XaXdffi, Dor. & ^ol. for x^Xokti, 
 3 pi. pros. ind. act. fr. x«Xacii. 
 
 XaXarTjxbg, ov, o, relaxation, 
 slackness, dislocation. Th. x«- 
 Xdio. 
 
 XaXafTTov, ov, rb, a small chain 
 hanging loose, chain, necklace : 
 fr. 
 
 XAAA'Q, or XaXa'^tu, to loosen, 
 slacken, relax, unloose, untie, 
 let down by untying, unbend, 
 open ; be flabby or languid ; 
 abate, give way, be gentle, 
 yield ; f. aVw, a. 1. txa'Xao^«, ^^ 
 1. im])er. x«Xa<Toi', dno, j)erf. 
 act. Ktxf^XaKa, perf. pass. *:ex"'~ 
 Xafffxai, aai, arai, a. 1. ind. pass. 
 Ixf^XdffOijv, I was let down. 
 
 XAABA'NH, rjg, //, galbanum, a 
 strong gum, the juice of a cane. 
 
 XaX^aXog, ov, 6, Chaldcean, the 
 name of a nation. 
 \aXe7raivu), f. avu>, to be angry, 
 displeased or indignant at, be- 
 have rudely to ; irritate, exas- 
 perate, provoke, assail : fr. 
 
 XaXiTTog, rj, bv, hard, rough, 
 rugged, difficult, irksome, trou- 
 blesome, disagi'eeable ; injuri- 
 ous, pernicious, dangerous, 
 grievous, terrific ; harsh, severe, 
 
 furious ; 
 
 morose, cross. 
 
 angry. 
 
 gen. Ion. xotXf ttoIo, dat. pi. Ion. 
 XaXsTToltTi. Th. x^XtTrrw. 
 XaXtTTOTTig, VTog, »;, hardness, 
 
 roughness, difficulty, harshness, 
 severity, violence, anger, cruelty, 
 (684) 
 
 XAA 
 
 fierceness : fr. the above. 
 XAAE'nTQ, to distress, harass, 
 treat harshly, irritate, torment, 
 assail, annoy ; injure, weaken, 
 overturn ; f. \pto, perf. ic£x«- 
 Xt<pa, perf. m. icfx^XtTra. 
 XaXtTTutg, annoyingly, vexatious- 
 ly, grievously, tiresomely; hard- 
 ly, with difficulty, scarcely ; an- 
 grily, morosely, savagely : adv. 
 fr. x«Xt7roe. 
 
 XdXnribripog, a, ov, more diffi- 
 cult ; superl. x«Xf7ru»raro^,most 
 difficult : fr. the same. 
 XdXiKig, little stones, pebbles, 
 gravel ; fr. x"Xt^. 
 XaXiKpdTog,b, V/, unmixed, pure : 
 fr. x^^'fj Ktpcuo. 
 
 XaXi/ia^w, to rush like a Baccha- 
 nal to impurity, be dissolute or 
 abandoned : fr. 
 XaXifxdg, dSog, >/, a Bacchanal, 
 
 Bacchante, harlot, as if one let 
 loose to every extravagance : 
 fr. x«Xdaj, to relax. 
 XaXivaywy'tu), d, to lead with a 
 
 bridle, guide, curb, repress, 
 check ; f. //trw, perf. Kex^Xiv- 
 
 ayo)yr\Ka, a. 1. £X"^'*'"y''^y'^"» 
 a. 1. inf. act. x^Xevaywyr/irat, 
 
 to have curbed : fr. x^^^^^^y 
 
 dyioyog. Th. dyio. 
 XaXivoTToiriTiKt), ijg, 1), (sc. r^X" 
 
 vr},) the art of making bridles : 
 
 fr. x«Xti'6e, TTodio, 
 XAAINO'S, ov, 6, a bridle, bit, 
 
 curb, rein ; metaph. command ; 
 
 an anchor ; restraint ; a chain ; 
 
 perhaps fr. x^^^^t ^^ ^ bridle 
 
 admits of being slackened as 
 
 well as drawn up (et premere 
 
 et lepras dare jussit habenas, 
 
 Virg.). 
 XaXI vov, curb, pres. imper. act. 
 
 contr. for x«Xivof, fr. x^Xn'ow, 
 XaXivo(l)dyog, b, r), that champs 
 
 the bridle : fr. x^^^^og, (pc'iyio. 
 XaXlvou), tu, f. ojcTui, to guide or 
 
 restrain with a bridle, curb, 
 
 guide, direct. Th. xdXivog. 
 XaXiifitXTig, twg, r), a bridling, 
 
 curbing : & 
 XaXivwr^piov, ov, rb, a cable 
 
 which fastens a ship to the 
 
 shore : fr. x«Xn'o(u. 
 XA'AIS, iKog, b, a little stone ; 
 
 si/ex, flint ; calx, chalk, lime. 
 XA'AIS, tog, or X«X<^, iKog, b, 
 
 the juice of the grape, wine, 
 
 wine unmixed ; perhaps fr. x'"- 
 
 X^, because it opens as it were 
 
 the heart, and disposes to joy. 
 XaXi^po(Tui'»;, ijg, »/, weakness of 
 
 mind, carelessness, remissness : 
 
 fr. 
 XaXicppojv, ovog, 6, »/, & XaXt- 
 
 (ppovkvjv, oi'Tog, b, relaxed in 
 
 mind, heedless, silly, foolish : fr. 
 
 XaXdoj, (lipfjv. 
 XaXKapfiaTog, 6, >/, poet. & Ion. 
 
 XAA 
 
 for x^^X^PH'^'^^Si drawn in a 
 brazen chariot : fr. x^^'^^Sy 
 clpfia, 
 
 XdXKiKTTTig, i^og, b, »/, bearing 
 a brazen shield : fr. x^^^^^t"? 
 affTTig. 
 
 XaXKtyxVSi ^og, 6, 1), having a 
 brazen spear : fr. x^iXKbg, tyx^g. 
 
 XaXjctTov, ov, rb, the shop of a 
 bmzier, coppersmith, or black- 
 smith, a forge ; a brazen vessel, 
 cauldron or kettle, brazen mir- 
 r<n'. 
 
 XdXKeiog, a, oj', brazen ; of brass 
 or coj>i)er : fr. xaX/cot;. 
 
 XaXKtXaTog, b, »/, plated with or 
 made of brass, same as x«Xfc//- 
 Xarog, 
 
 XaXKifil^oXag, dSog, 1), having a 
 brazen beak : fr. x^Xko^, tfifio- 
 Xog. 
 
 XaXKtVTfpog, b, 17, with bowels 
 of brass ; a nickname given to 
 Didymus the grammarian, ^id 
 Triv inpi rd (iifiXia l7rif.ioviii>, 
 fi*om his much-enduring toil with 
 regard to books, he being said to 
 have written more than a thou- 
 sand ; Suid. Fr. x"X«c6c, tvrt- 
 por, bowels. Th. ivrog. 
 
 XaXKevTt)g, eog,b, »/,poet. armed 
 in brass : fr. x^Xko^ , tvrea. 
 
 XaXKe6yofi<pog, b, 1), fastened with 
 nails of brass or iron : fr. x"^' 
 Kog, y6fi(j)og. 
 
 XaXKfoOiopt]^, Jjieog, b, >/, having 
 a brazen breastplate, mailed in 
 brass : fr. xaXfctog, OibpaK. 
 
 XaXKtoKdp^iog, b, //, brazen- 
 hearted, stout, unconquered : fr. 
 xdXKEog, KapSia. 
 
 XaXKtofxiTpag, ov, 0, poet, wear- 
 ing a brazen mitre : fr. x«Xk6<:, 
 f^iirpa. 
 
 XdXKtofju'Tijjp, opog, b, = the pre- 
 ceding. 
 
 XaXjceoTrXof, 6, »), with brazen 
 arms or armour : fr. x«X»c6g, 
 ottXov. 
 
 XdXKfog ovg, ki) rj, eov ovv, & 
 o, //, made of brass or copper, 
 brazen ; hard, strong, indefati- 
 gable, vigorous, loud, shrill. 
 Th. x^^KO^. 
 
 XdXKe6(pijjvog, b, »/, having a voice 
 of brass, a powerful voice : fr. 
 xdXKtog, (pu}vr). 
 
 XdXKtv^a,arog, Tb, a brass chain, 
 brazen weapon, vessel or uten- 
 sil : fr. xaXjccrw. 
 
 XoXkivq, iog, b, a brazier or cop- 
 persmith, smith ; any artist that 
 works in metal ; particularly a 
 locksmith ; one that makes locks 
 or bai*s. Th. x«X»c6(;. 
 Xn\KevTiKbg, t), bv, pertaining to 
 the art of a brazier or smith, 
 skilled in working on biniss ; rb 
 XaXKtvTiKbv, the art of working 
 m metals : fr. 
 
 XAA 
 
 XdXKtvu), f. evau), to work in 
 brass or iron, be a brazier or 
 coppersmith ; work, forge : fr. 
 XaXKSvg. 
 
 XaXKttf), dat. sing. fr. x«X»cfot:. 
 
 XaXKeoJV, (jjvog, b, a forge, bra- 
 zier's or smith'sshop: fr. x«Xicuf . 
 
 XaXKtiog, adv. of or like brass : 
 fr. x^^ffoc- 
 
 XaXKtjCiov, bvog, 6, the name of 
 a precious stone ; a carbuncle ; 
 Chalcedonius, a Chalcedonian. 
 
 XaXKijiov, ov, TO, Ion. for x^^" 
 Ktlov, a brazen vessel ; brazier's 
 shop : & 
 
 XaXKijiog, a, ov, belonging to a 
 brazier or smith. Th. x^Xicoc. 
 
 XaXicrfXarog, beaten out or forged 
 of brass or copper : fr. x«Xk6c, 
 tXavvto. 
 
 XaXKiiprig, fog, b, //, fitted, armed, 
 or fortified with brass, brazen : 
 fr. x^Xfcog, dpoj. 
 
 XaXKioiKog, 1), having a brazen 
 house or temple ; epith. of Mi- 
 nerva among the Spartans : fr. 
 xdXKog, oiKog. 
 
 XoXkIov, ov, TO, a brazen vessel 
 for culinary uses, cauldron, ket- 
 tle ; copper <»r iron work ; a 
 copper coin. Th. xaX/co^. 
 
 XaXKig, i^og, 1), a bird of night, 
 an owl ; also tlie name of a city. 
 
 XaXKoapdv, gen. pi. Dor. for x«X- 
 KoapCJv, fr. 
 
 XaXKodpi]g, (og, b, »'/, made of 
 brass,armed with brass, slain ])y 
 arms of brass or iron ; actively, 
 that slays with a sword : fr. 
 XrtXKoc, dpio. 
 
 XdXKojiapi)g, tog, b, y, also XdX- 
 Koiiapvg, (la, v, heavy with its 
 material bi-ass; ponderous, firm, 
 solid : fr. x«^'^oc, jSapog. 
 
 XaXKo(iaTi)g, kog, b, 1), «Sc Tb x«X- 
 Koj3aTeg, brass-bottomed, brass- 
 floored, firm, solid, having a 
 solid bottom or foundation : fr. 
 XaXKbg, jSaivio. 
 
 XaXK0l56ag, Dor. x"Xko/3o»/c, ov, 
 b, having a brazen voice : fr. 
 XaXfcoc, fioT}. 
 
 XaXKoytvvg, vog, b, r), having 
 brazen or iron jaws : fr. x«X/c6g, 
 yBvvg. 
 
 XaXKoyX^xti', Jvog, 6, r/, brass- 
 pointed : fr. x^iXkoc, yXwx"^' 
 
 XaXKoSdfiag, avTog, b, that con- 
 quers or sharpens brass or steel: 
 fr. x«X»c6g, ^a/Lxdw. 
 
 XaXKoCtTog, b, »'/, bound with 
 brass : fr. x^Xfcog, ^£w. 
 
 XoXkoTo, gen. Ion. fr. x^^f^^Q- 
 XaXKUKvijfiig, iSog, b, »/, wearing 
 greaves of brass ; by synecd. 
 brazen-armed : x^Xk-oc;, KVT)ixig 
 XaXKOKopv(TTt)g,ov, 6, armed with 
 a brazen helmet : fr. x"^'^^Sy 
 Kopvg. 
 XaXKoicpoTog, 6, t), brass -rattling, 
 (685) 
 
 XAA 
 
 loud-sounding, (epith. of Rhea, 
 whose priests used to beat on 
 hollow brazen vessels) ; brazen- 
 hoofed, (an epith. of steeds, from 
 the sound of the earth under 
 their feet) ; forged of brass, made 
 of copper : fr. x^^f^bg, Kporog. 
 
 XaXKoXifiavov, ov, rb, Lat. chal- 
 coVibatmin, aurichalcmn, a sort of 
 fine copper: fr. x^XK-og, Xijiavog, 
 frankincense : see Parkhurst's 
 Lex. Rose's ed. 
 
 XdXKovMTog, b, »/, brazen-backed: 
 fr. xrtXfcoc, vCjTog. 
 
 XuXkott cipq.og, ov, b. Dor. for 
 
 XdXKOirdpyog, Att. for x«X»:07rd- 
 pnog, b, 1), brazen- cheeked : fr. 
 XftXKbg, Traptid. 
 
 XaXKoinCog, b, 1), brass-bottomed, 
 brass-paved, solid, firm ; an 
 epith. of Olympus : fr. x«X*:o<:, 
 Trk^ov. 
 
 XdXKoTrXd(TTr]g, ov, b, a worker 
 in brass : fr. x«Xk:o<;, TrXdacrit). 
 
 XaXKoirXivpog, b, »/, with brazen 
 sides : fr. x^Xjcof, TrXevpd. 
 
 XaXK07rX7}9i]g, kog, b, /;, filled 
 with or sheathed in brass : fr. 
 X«Xfcoc, TrXiiOng, 
 
 XaXKOTrXijKTog, 6, »/, struck or 
 slain with brass ; forged of brass 
 or copper : fr. x«X*:6c, TrXr/dcrw. 
 
 XaXKonovg, Trodog, b, >'/, brazen- 
 footed : fr. x«Xk6c, Tcovg. 
 
 XaXKoTTvXog, b, 1), having gates 
 of brass or iron. Th. TrvXrj. 
 
 XAAKO'2, ov, b, brass, copper, 
 bronze, iron ; arms of brass or 
 iron ; a coin, money ; knife, axe, 
 sword, spear. 
 
 XrtXK:o<Tro/iog, 6, »/, liaving a 
 brazen mouth. Th. oro^a. 
 
 XaXKOTfVKTog, b, »), fabricated of 
 brass : fr. x^Xko^, tivx^- 
 
 XdXKOTivxvg, kog, b, 1), in or 
 with brazen armour : fr. X"^" 
 Kbg, TEvxog. 
 
 XaXKOTO^og, b, »'/, having a brazen 
 bow : fx'. x«Xfc6c, to^ov. 
 
 XaXKOTopog, b, 1), made of bi*ass 
 or copper ; that bores iSc pierces 
 brass : fr. xa^'^'oc? TOpsio. 
 
 XaXKOTVTTog, b, if, stamped with 
 brass, inflicted with steel, sword- 
 smitten: but XdXKOTvTrog,B.hY2L- 
 zier, beater of brass : fr. x«X/c6c, 
 TVTTTio, perf. m. TeTVTra. 
 
 XaXKovaOai, to be cased in brass, 
 pres. inf. pass. fr. x^^^f^bm. 
 
 XaXKoxdpnTig, ov, b, that combats 
 or delights in brazen arms, de- 
 lights in war, warlike : fi\ xaX- 
 
 "^oe, XW^/ or x«p/'a. 
 XaXKox^Tivv, lovog, 6, >'/, clad in 
 
 brazen mail : fr. x«X»c6f, x'^t*^'^- 
 XaXicoo;, (o, f. ibau), to make of 
 
 brass, work brass, case or arm 
 
 in brass : fr. x^Xicot;. Hence 
 XaXjcoi/ia, arog, to, any thing 
 
 made of brass or copper, a brazen 
 
 1 
 ill 
 
 4 
 i 
 
ii) 
 
 XAM 
 
 vessel or tablet. 
 
 XaXvliciKog, r),bv, made of steel: 
 fr. \d\v\l/. 
 
 Xa\uj3o(;, o, poet, the same as 
 
 Xrt'Ajii^, I'lSog, Of iron, steel : fr. 
 the Chalvbes, a Scvthian nation, 
 anion n; wliom iron is said to have 
 been first found. 
 
 Xa^dcig, & Xafxd^ey adv. on the 
 ground, to the ground : & 
 
 XajxdOfv, adv. Ion. & Att. for 
 •^a^ioijtv : fr. 
 
 XAM AT, adv. Lat. humiy on the 
 ground, to the gromid. 
 
 XaiiaiaKTi], the low elder, dwarf 
 elder : fr. x<^l^^h aKTi]. 
 
 Xrt/irt(73aroi', ovj to, a straw- 
 berry : fr. 
 
 Xa/iai/3rtroc, ov, o, a low creeping 
 bramble : fr. x«/^«'» jSaTog. 
 
 Xafiaiyfvijg, sog, o, r), earth-born, 
 any thing born on the earth: fr. 
 Xafini, ykvog. 
 
 Xnjxaidd(pvr], i]g, t), dwarf laurel, 
 periwinkle : fr. x^fxal, ddcpvt]. 
 
 XafiaiCiSd(TKa\og, ov, 6, master 
 of a low school. Th. ^iSdcrKoj. 
 
 XafiaidiKa<rT})g, ov, o, a jndge 
 who walked (not using a chariot) 
 into the forum, inferior judge : 
 fr. \afiai, ^iKaffTtjg. 
 
 Xajj.atSpvg, vog, >'/, Lat. chamce- 
 drijs. danewort. 
 
 Xa/iaitvvrjg, tor \afxtvvtjc, ov, o, 
 & Xafiauvvdg, dcog, i), one that 
 lies on the ground, (viz. despises 
 effeminacy) ; wallowing in the 
 dirt : fr. x«/^«'j ivvi]. 
 
 Xafiai^tjXov, ov, to, a withy, 
 broom : fr. 
 
 Xafioi^rjXog, 6, r), & rj, ov, creep- 
 ing on the ground, low, humble; 
 abject, sordid, having low de- 
 sires : fr. xafial, S^ijXog. 
 
 XafiaiKoiTtjg, ov, 6, lying on the 
 bare ground : fr. x^h"-^^^ Koirt]. 
 
 XafxaiXivKT], 7]g, »'/, dwarf poplar: 
 fr. x^^H^^U XtvKtj. 
 
 XafiaiXeuiv, eovrog, o, a came- 
 leon, an animal that continually 
 changes its colour, lizard ; 
 raetaph. that changes his skin or 
 form for very fear, a turncoat. 
 Also 
 
 XafiaiXtiov ^oravr], a thistle, (so 
 termed from the variety of its 
 leaves) : fr. x^h*-^'*^- X'nov. 
 
 XafiaijjirjXov, camomile: fr. x«/*«', 
 on the ground, & jxi]Xov, an ap- 
 ple ; so named from its smell 
 resembling tliat of the Marian 
 apple, Plin. xxii. 21. 
 
 XanairriTtu}, to fall on the ground, 
 prostrate oneself; fall useless to 
 the ground, miscarry, Find.: fr 
 
 Xa/iai7r«r^)c, «oe, 6, t/, fallen to 
 the ground, prostrate ; low, low- 
 ly, mean, humble (of style) ; 
 useless : fr. x^^^^h TrtTrrw. 
 
 XananrtTolaav, Dor. for x«A*«t- 
 
 H' 
 
 XAP 
 
 rrerovfrav, falling on the ground, 
 aec. sing. part. pres. act. fr. x^- 
 uanreTSio. 
 
 t 
 
 XafiaiTTiTvg, vog, r), ground-pine; 
 
 a plant so called, from its smell 
 
 resembling that of a pine. Th. 
 
 TriTvg. 
 Xafiaipi(pi)g, kog, 6, i), strewed or 
 
 thrown on the ground. Th. pi- 
 
 TTTb). 
 
 XnfxaiTVTTUOv, ov, TO, a low 
 brothel : & 
 
 Xa[xatrvTrT], r}g, r), a low prosti- 
 tute : fr. x^i^'^h TVTrroj. 
 
 XafxeXaia, ag, r), contr. for x^f"'" 
 tXaia, the dwarf olive. 
 
 Xa^uvva, ag, >/, Dor. for 
 
 Xa^iivvrj, rjg, i), by sync, for x« 
 fiauifi't], a bed spread on the 
 ground, bed of leaves : «Sc 
 
 Xafitwlg, iSog, >/, a low bed : fr. 
 Xa/xrtt, tvvt). 
 
 XanT/Xbg, /}, ov, low, dwarfish, 
 humble, mean : fr. xfl/'«*- 
 
 XafioGev, adv. from or on the 
 ground, from the earth. Th. 
 
 Xrt/irt/. 
 Xdfiog, ov, 6, a bit, bridle : pro- 
 bably fr. Kt)ix6g, or fr. x«7^ot;. 
 XafxovXKog, ov, 6, a machine for 
 
 drawing vessels from the sea on 
 
 dry land, sledge : fr. x«/i«'j *^- 
 
 rw, to draw. 
 Xdfxxpai, oi, a name given to the 
 
 crocodiles eaten by the inhabi 
 
 tants of the island Elephantine ; 
 
 Herod, ii. 69. 
 Xavadv, 6, the name of a man 
 
 and of a countrv, undecl.: Hebr. 
 
 by interpr. depressed, made low. 
 Xavavdiog,aia, aXov, Lat. C'Aa/ia 
 
 nceus, Cananean : fr. the above. 
 Xavddvto, to hold, grasp, receive, 
 
 contain ; a. 2. txciSov, pf. with 
 
 pres. signif. >c£x«v^a : fr. x"^w- 
 Xav^oi', adv. with open mouth, 
 
 greedily, voraciously : fr. x«'»'t*>- 
 XavHv, a. 2. inf. act. of x«'»'t«j, to 
 
 gape ; f. avuj, a. 2. tx^vov, a. 2 
 
 part, x^i't^v. 
 Xavovfiai, f. L in<l. m. & 
 Xai'ovfxtvog, f. 1. part. m. & 
 Xciput, I will gape, f. L ind. act 
 
 of x«'»'ti;, to gape. 
 Xdog, eog, to, strictly, a vast gulf 
 
 or void, chasm, abyss ; chaos, the 
 
 rude and unformed materials of 
 
 which the earth was made ; 
 
 darkness, the air, atmosphere ; 
 
 infernal regions : fr. the obsol 
 
 xdu>, whence x"'*^*^- 
 Xabg, ov, 6, »/, good, noble, illus 
 
 trious ; Dor. fr. x"'*^- 
 Xapd, ag, i), joy : fr. x^'P^' 
 Xdpayfia, UTog, to, a mark set 
 
 upon ; trace or furrow; incision; 
 
 impression, stamp, engraving 
 
 device ; coin ; wound : fr. perf. 
 
 pass, of x^pd(T(Tio. 
 XapdSpa, ag, rj, Ion. 7;^;, a fissure 
 (G8G) 
 
 XAP 
 
 in the earth caused by an earth- 
 quake, chasm, defile, cleft, hol- 
 low ; excavation made by a tor- 
 rent, ravine ; torrent itst-lf ; 
 dyke, channel, canal, valley : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 XapaSpalog, aia, aXov, pertaining 
 to or taken from a ditch, dyke, 
 &ic. : fr. the above. 
 
 Xand^pr)v, acc. sing. Ion. fr. x«- 
 pd^pa. 
 
 XapaSptog, ov, 6, a sea-lark ; a 
 bird so termed, from its livin;; 
 in hollows : fr, x"pd^pa- 
 
 XapaSpou), w, f. w<T(u, to form in- 
 to a ravine by the force of a 
 torrent, overflow with water ; 
 Xapacpoof^iai, to be full of hol- 
 lows or ni vines ; part. perf. ke- 
 Xapa^piofiii'og : fr. x^pd^p^- 
 
 \apaKoj3oXia, ag, //, the casting 
 of a bulwark, encampment, en- 
 trenchment, redoubt: fr. x«p«5, 
 (3dXX(o. 
 
 XapaKOio, a, f. wfTtu, to surround 
 with a rampart ; fence, tlu*ow a 
 trench round, lay siege to; prop 
 with poles : fr. x^pa^. 
 
 XapaKTTip, rjpog, 6, a mark (gra- 
 ven on any thing); incision, im- 
 pression, seal, type, exact image, 
 figure ; money-stamp ; style of 
 speech, custom, form, mark, 
 token ; any thing .so strongly 
 marked as to identify what bears 
 it, as countenance, features, sex, 
 form of a thing ; characteristic, 
 character. Th. x«p«<^o'<*'- Hence 
 
 XapaKDjpi'sw, to characterize, set 
 a distinguishing impression or 
 mark upon, stamj). 
 
 XapuKutfia, arog, to, a palisade, 
 stocka<le, rampart, camp : & 
 
 XapaKioffig, eiog, »/, a surrounding 
 with a paling, circumvallation, 
 besieging : fr. x«P^'*^<^<^- 
 
 Xdpat, aKog, b, also »/, a ditch, 
 trench, rampart, sharp stake, 
 palisade, like that used to for- 
 tify a camp, camp so fortified, 
 prop for vines : fr. x«{>«<''<tu>. 
 
 Xdpa^igf t(tjg, //, a making inci- 
 sions, scraping, incision, rough- 
 ness : &. 
 
 XapaffCTf^ivai, Dor. & ^ol. for 
 Xa.)da(Ttiv, pres. inf. act. & 
 
 Xapdaffoicra, ag,d. Dor. for 
 
 Xapdaaovaa, ijg, >'/, pres. part, 
 f. g. fr. 
 
 XAPA'SSQ, or TToj, to engrave, 
 scoop, impress, stamp ; make an 
 impression on money ; scarify, 
 pierce, cut, make an incision, 
 indent ; sharpen, point, whet ; 
 provoke, exasperate ; trace a 
 character, make furrows in, as 
 wax, the earth, the sea; whence 
 (by those words being under- 
 stood), to write, plough, sail ; f. 
 ^w, perf. icex^P^X^j perf. pass. 
 
 XAP 
 
 Kexapayfiai, Kai, ktui. 
 Xapeig, t'lfra, h'^ a. 2. part. pass. 
 of x«'P<^> to rejoice ; f. x^P^^ 
 a. 2. pass, ixdpijv, opt. x«f^f/''> 
 f. 2. ind. pass. x^P'I'^f^fiai. 
 Xdptj, Ion. for txap//,he rejoiced, 
 
 3 sing. a. 2. ind. pas.s. & 
 Xapijvai, a. 2. inf. pass. & 
 Xapi)fTonai, f. 2. ind. pass, of 
 
 Xfl'pw. 
 Xapibl, you will oblige me, fut. 
 
 mid. fr. xa/oi'soyuat. 
 Xapitig, taira, cr, graceful, fair, 
 fine, beautiful, lovely, elegant, 
 polished, refine<l,. polite ; witty, 
 gay, sportive ; pleasant, grate- 
 ful; very learned; acc. pi. xapi- 
 tvTag. Th. x«i'>*C. Hence 
 XapiEVTiXofiai, f. iaofxai, to sport, 
 joke, trifle with grace, speak 
 sportively or wittily. 
 XapievTKTfibg, ov, b, elegance of 
 discourse, grace, urbanity : fr. 
 perf. pass, of the above. 
 XapuvTwg, adv. gracefully, ele- 
 gantly, agi-eeably : fr. x«P«i<,'- 
 Xapu(TTaTog, most pleasant, most 
 
 elegant, superl. & 
 XapieaTtpog, more pleasant, &c., 
 
 conipar. fr. xaping. 
 Xapi^opLai, to show kindness, 
 bestow a favour, grant favours, 
 make a present, give ; give de- 
 light, please, gratify, humour, 
 indulge ; prove grateful or ac- 
 ceptable ; reward ; forgive, par- 
 don ; f. m. x«p«o"o/frtt, Att. lov- 
 fiai, perf. pass. Kexdoiafxai, a. 1. 
 pa.ss. kx^P^^^n^'y a. 1. inf. pass. 
 XaoKrOrfvai, a. 1. part. pass. 
 XrtptT0fit,-, kvTog, having been 
 given, given for nothing, freely 
 given, f. 1. pass. x^P^^^^'i^ofiai, 
 7j, iTai, a. 1. m. Ix^P^-^^f^P^^v, u), 
 aTo, 1 freely gave, without com- 
 pensation gave up. Th. x^P^G- 
 XapiKXu), Charlclo, a proper name. 
 Xdpiy, for the sake of, on aecount 
 of, in or through favour of; aec. 
 of x«P'C- 
 Xap/4V, 2 sing. a. 1. subj. ra. Dor. 
 
 for x«P'<Ty, fr. x«pt^o/^at. 
 XA'PIS, iTog, >/, favour, benefit, 
 kindness, obligation ; sense of 
 favour, giving of thanks, thanks, 
 gratitude, joy, delight ; alms- 
 giving ; grace, elegance, attrac- 
 tion, charm ; benevolence, com- 
 pliance, friend.ship, love ; grati- 
 fication, reward, i-ecompense, 
 gift ; X- tiSsvai, to be grateful ; 
 X' CLTTo^iSovai, to return a kind- 
 ness ; X'^P**' Sovvai rivi, to do 
 one good, deserve well of one, 
 Eph. iv. 29; tyrirtXtlv x«P"'> to 
 finish the grace or gift, 2 Cor. 
 viii. 6 ; xdp^v Sicovat bpyy, to 
 ol)ey the impul.se of anger, Soph. 
 CEd. C. 902 ; txtt-v xdpiv npog 
 Tiva, to be in favour with one, 
 
 XAP 
 
 Acts ii. 47 ; txiOfAev x«ptv di ^g 
 XarptvM^tv Ttp 6«fp,^et us have 
 as an undeserved free gift, or, 
 let us have grace whereby we 
 may serve God, Hebr. xii. 28 ; 
 oi fiev nalceg x^P'^ ov^ifxiav 
 t-Xovcnv, for sons have no grace, 
 Plut. de Amore Prolis, p. 497. 
 Bos Exerc. Phil. 2(»4. X'P'-'^i 
 with KaTCL understood, is used 
 adverbially and put for tvtKa ; 
 b vbp.og Ti)g Trrtpa/jdatwt; X"P"' 
 irpoffiTiQi], the law was added 
 because of transgression. Gal. 
 iii. 19 ; Tt)v x^P**' "^^^ t"')*^ koi- 
 vojviav, 2 Cor. viii. 4 ; the 
 ministering, gift, contribution ; 
 Ttjv x«pt»' T<^^ Oeov, ibid. 1, the 
 grace of God; Knatchbull, Hom- 
 berg, and others, adojH tlie He- 
 brew idiom, and render it alms, 
 observing that x^P^Cj f<^>r grace, 
 does not occur more than twice 
 in tlie N. T. ; the difference how- 
 ever is small; (rijfjiatvovTujv ti)v 
 TvaXaidv tov ^loov xdpiv, Diod. 
 Sic. p. 55, wishing to express 
 the ancient attachment of this 
 animal, viz. the dog, Eccl. iii. 
 31. 6*7. D. iii. 1. 34; x^P*C» alms- 
 giving, 1 Cor. xvi. 3. Xdpireg, 
 at, the Graces. 
 XapiaatjQai, a. 1. inf. m. of x«- 
 
 pi'^o^ai, to gratify, f. iffofiai. 
 XafiiaBrjvat, a. 1. inf. pass, of the 
 same verb. 
 Xapiafxa, aTog, to, a favour, 
 bounty, gift, what one presents 
 to another ; reward ; offering to 
 the gods : fr. xapt'^o/tat. 
 XapKTTqpioi', ov, Tb, a giving of 
 thanks, gratitude, gift, sacrifice 
 to the gods in token of grati- 
 tude, munificence : fr. 
 Xapi<Trt]piog, 6, t), belonging to 
 thanksgiving or gratitude : fr. 
 XapiKofiai. 
 XdpiTtg, ai, three sisters, termed 
 the Graces ; gen. pi. x«p*Vwv. 
 Th. xdpiQ- 
 XnpiTia, ag, r), sportiveness, 
 gaiety : fr. x"P'C- 
 XapiToyXioffffEoj, Cj, f. ijaio, to gra- 
 tify with the tongue, ingratiate 
 oneself by flattery : fr. X"P'^> 
 yXuKTcra. 
 XapiToSoTTig, ov, b, a dispenser 
 of blessings : fr. x^P'C* ^oTijg. 
 XapiTou), di, to render lovely, dis- 
 tinguish by favour, cause one to 
 find acceptance ; f. waut, perf. 
 fCfx^P'Vwjca, perf. pass. Kexapi- 
 Twfiai, perf. part. pass. Ktxapi- 
 Ttjfisvog, Tj, ov, having been dis- 
 tinguished by favour, welcome. 
 Th. xapic. 
 Xdpfia, arog, to, joy, gladness ; 
 the cause of joy ; charm : &. 
 Xdpfii], Tjg, i], joy, gladaess ; a 
 mind eager for battle, atCd eii- 
 (687) 
 
 XAS 
 
 tering on it with joy ; a battle, 
 engagement, combat, conflict, 
 fight. Th. xrt'pw. 
 Xapfiovrj, iig, //, j(iy, gladness: & 
 Xapnoffvinj, 7]g, t/, the .same : & 
 Xapfioavvog, b, >), gladdening, 
 joyful, gny, agreeable ; x«PA'o- 
 (Tvva, Td, underst. itpd, a joyful 
 festival : fr. x"/o/'«- 
 Xap[i6(pp{xiv, ovog, b, »/, joyous- 
 minded, joyful, glad : fr. x«P/<«, 
 <ppi\v. 
 XapoTToibg, b, >/, causing joy: fr. 
 
 Xrtpd, TTodio. 
 XapoTTog, b, //,or Xapojnbg, hav- 
 ing joyful looks, .serene ; ceru- 
 lean, azure, blue; tawny, ruddy; 
 glaring : fr. x«P«, wi//. ' 
 Xapovcriv, 3 pi. f. 1. fr. x««'pw. 
 Xappdv, »/, the name of a city, 
 
 undecl. ; Hebr. heat. 
 XA'PTHS, ov, b, paper, a leaf of 
 paper, book, writing; thin plate 
 or tablet (so termed becau.se 
 Xapd(T(TiTai, it is inscribed with 
 letters). Hence Engl, chart, card. 
 XapHov, ov, TO, a roll, sheet of 
 paper, volume : fr. the above. 
 XapTOTruXiig.one that sells paper, 
 a dealer in paper. Th. ttwXhu. 
 Xaprbg, t), bv, joyful, delightful, 
 
 j)leasing : fr. x«t/ow. 
 XapTo<pvXa%, oKog, b, the keeper 
 of papei's, a registrar : fr. x«p- 
 rrjg, <pvXaK. 
 XA'PVBAIS, eo,g, i), Charyhdls ; 
 any eddy or whirlpool of the sea. 
 XA'PQN, ovTog & iovog, b, Cha- 
 row, the ferryman of Hell; death. 
 Xapd)VHOQ, b, r), belonging to 
 Charon, or death ; x^P^^^^^og 
 9vpa, the gate of a prison, 
 through which criminals wei'e 
 led to execution : fr. the above. 
 XaffKa^oj, f. dffu}, to gape after, 
 
 seek eagerly : fr. 
 XdcTKoj, Lat. hisco, to gape, the 
 
 same as xc»»'t«>- 
 XdfTfia, arog, rb, an opening, gap, 
 gulf, abyss, chasm ; gaping, yawn- 
 ing ; throat. Th. x"**^'"* perf. 
 pass. KtxafTfiai. 
 Xa(Tfidojj,ai, utnai, f. Tiaofiai, to 
 gape, yawn, open wide ; be ir- 
 resolute, waver, hesitate: fr. the 
 above. 
 Xafffiiv/xevog, Ion. & Dor. for 
 XaffixovfjLtvog, gaping over, pres. 
 part. fr. x^f'^A'^o/iai, for x^^' 
 fidofiai. 
 Xd(TfH], Tjg, ?'/, the act of gaping, 
 yawning ; chasm, aperture : fr. 
 X"iviit. 
 XdfTfiijfxa, aTog, to, a gaping of 
 the mouth, yawning: fr. xcto"/*"- 
 Ofiai. 
 XaaadfUvoQ, having retired, a. 1. 
 part. m. by doubling <t, poet, of 
 XdK<o, to recede. 
 Xa(Tu)fie(x9a, poet, for x«<^w/^t^aj 
 
4 ( 
 
 % i 
 
 XEI 
 
 we should yield, 1 pi. a. 1. subj. 
 m. of the same verb. 
 
 XaTiovffL, dat. pi. pt. pres. act. fr. 
 
 XATE'Q, to pant for, covet, want, 
 need, desire, crave ; perhaps fr. 
 \a.u>, to gape. 
 
 Xarivu) & XaTi^u), the same as 
 XaTioj, to need, be deficient. 
 
 XavXioiovg, & -oSiov, dovroQy 
 6, »/, having projecting, promi- 
 nent teeth or tusks, pr(»jecting ; 
 as subst. o, a projecting tooth 
 or tusk, eye-tooth : fr. x«'^«t^) 
 SSovQ, ocovTOQ, a tooth. 
 
 Xavvo7ro\'iTr]Q, ov, o, a citizen 
 puffed up witli pride: fr. x^-^^og, 
 TToXtn/g. 
 XavvoTTpiOKToq, 6, »/, having flab- 
 by posteriors, worn out by de- 
 bauchery : fr. X«l'^'OC' TC^MKTOQ. 
 
 XAY~NOS, I?, ov, full of holes, 
 
 hollow ; soft, loose, flabby jspongy ; 
 
 empty, vain, proud ; putted, 
 
 bloated ; indolent, effeminate : 
 
 perhaps fr. xa'ivis). Hence 
 XavvoTiK, r]Tog, »/, laxity, flabbi- 
 
 ness, sponginess; vain and empty 
 
 pride, indolence : & 
 Xavvoio, u>,. to render spongy, 
 
 bloat, inflate, make proud or 
 
 vain : & 
 
 Xavviog, adv. loosely, proudly. 
 Xauvwo-ic, ewg, »/,a making loose 
 
 or spongy, relaxing, widening ; 
 
 puffing up with flattery, empty 
 
 bombast : fr. x^^^ou). 
 Xnvutveg, soft, and, as it were, 
 
 spongy 
 
 cakes, Jerem. vii. 18 ; 
 
 also written x^^vviSJvtg. 
 X«w, Lat. hio, to gape, yawn, 
 
 open one's mouth, be empty, 
 
 contain. 
 Xkcuy to have poured, a. 1. inf. 
 
 act. of x^^) *o P^"^ ' ^; X^^*^*^} 
 a. 1. txtch^- ^' iniper. x^ov, a. 1. 
 part. x^^Q- 
 
 Xel5p6ca\pog, a sort of food of the 
 Syrians. 
 
 XE'ArQ^,^po7roc,6,& XscpoTra, 
 TCL, peas, pulse ; irapd to Cpi- 
 TTtffGai Tolg x^P^h because ga- 
 thered with the hands. 
 
 XiHj 3 sing. pres. ind. act. fr. 
 xk<Oy or x«'<^5 to pour ; f. x^^^f 
 
 tX^va, & tx««>a. 1. pass, ixv^n^- 
 Xe^T]Tido.', ui, to desire to go to 
 
 stool ; desiderative, fr. 
 XE'ZQ, to ease nature, ease the 
 
 belly ; f. ttrw : fr. x^<**' 
 Xcid, ag, »/, a serpent's den or 
 
 hole : fr. x^ '♦*'• 
 XtiXtffi, poet. x'*^f <''<^*> ^^^' P^' ^^' 
 
 XtiXog, eog, to^ a lip. 
 XctXtvg, Dor. for xf tXovg, of a lip, 
 
 gen. sing. fr. 
 XErAOS, iog, TO, a Up, brim, 
 
 brink, border, bank, margin ; 
 
 the shore or coast of the sea ; 
 
 metaph, discourse. 
 
 XEI 
 
 XErMA, aroQ, to, winter, cold, 
 frost, winlty weather ; a tempest, 
 storm: fr. x't*^, or x"^? because 
 it pours forth much rain and 
 snow. Hence 
 
 Xft;m(^ior,oi;,ro, winter-quarters. 
 
 Xa/ia^iu, f. d(Tu), to winter, pass 
 the winter ; be in winter-quar- 
 ters ; produce winter or cold, 
 freeze ; be stonny ; assail as a 
 storm or as the winter ; expose 
 to a storm, agitate or vex as 
 with a stonn, torment, afflict : 
 
 fr. x^*^P-^- 
 
 Xttfiaivu), to produce cold ; be 
 stormy or tempestuous, rage 
 (spoken of a storm), toss, agi- 
 tate ; xft^f'^f^^"** *® **"^^' *^'^' 
 tossed or agitated : fr. the same. 
 
 XH^dfxvva, 7jg, »/, a protection 
 against cold, winter cloak : fr. 
 X^tfta, afivvu). 
 
 Xti^apog, ov, 6, a wooden pin or 
 plug under the keel, which is 
 taken out to draw off" the water: 
 
 fr. x*^A*"» P^^' 
 
 Xti^dppog, & Xdnappoog, contr. 
 ovg, 6, t], swollen with melting 
 snow and rain ; as subst. 6, a 
 flood, torrent, brook swelled in- 
 to a torrent, flooded stream : fr. 
 XfTjua, & poog, nvg. Th. pttiJ. 
 
 Xti^idg, dcog,yi (understand topa), 
 the winter season, winter ; (un- 
 derstand iffOijg) a winter gar- 
 ment ; Lat. hyems. Th. x"M«- 
 
 Xtifiaaia, ag, i), wintering ; a 
 storm : fr. xft/^"^'^- 
 
 XtineOXov, ov, to, a kibe, chil- 
 blain, effect of cold, when {x^lfia 
 0A^) winter afflicts the heels ; 
 
 also xt'^^^^^^J X'/^^''^'^ 
 Xd^tpi'Cio, f. iffio, to winter, pass 
 
 the winter. Th. X'V*"- 
 Xtifikpiog, 6, »'/, & a, ov, & Xa- 
 
 ^epivbg, T], ov, of or in winter, 
 
 winti-y, wmterly, stormy : fr. 
 
 the above. 
 Xaiiojv, wvog, o, winter, wintry 
 
 weather, cold, a storm, tempest; 
 
 same as x**/^"* 
 XiimovoTVTTog, 6, 17, tempest- 
 beating, violent : fr. x"/^*^*"' 
 
 TVTTTU). 
 
 Xf ior(Tiv, 3 pi. pres. ind. act. of 
 
 XHtu, for x^w, to pour. See x"i- 
 
 XEl'P, pbg, »/, a hand, palm, arm ; 
 
 paw, fore-foot ; elephant's pro- 
 boscis, or trunk ; handwriting ; 
 body of troops, forces, army ; 
 power, force, violence ; fight, 
 battle, conflict, engagement ; 
 grappling-iron; perhaps fr. x^<^? 
 to take, being the instrument ot 
 taking hold of a thing ; it is un- 
 derstood in the phrase ry trtp^ 
 Xa/3ftv, Dion Cass. 39. p. 1«25, 
 to take with the left hand (viz. 
 without trouble); tv x^p'^*'' ^'^- 
 iKTUve. he killed in fight j Iv 
 (688) 
 
 XEI 
 
 XePfflv tlvai, to engage ; uvea 
 k X«'P"^' ^^ SO to battle, en- 
 gage; x**P*^»' roHV> "^ t^'*-' fieU]; 
 tK X"(*oC, l^'V f«i'^'e, in battle ; 
 out of hand'; Dion Cass. 30; 
 otora X"P"' *'^ X"^o^ a7ro^t- 
 covTig, as it were returning the 
 obligation out of hand ; cui x"- 
 pbg, in hand, in one's power. 
 Xeipayioyioj, a>, to lead by the 
 hand ; f. v<tio, perf. Ktxupay^'^' 
 yjyjca : fr. 
 Xtipayioybg, b, //, one that leads 
 by the hand, a guide : fr. x^M'. 
 dyioyog. Th. dyu). 
 Xftpa;rra>, to touch with the 
 hand, handle, grapple : & 
 Xapavj/ta, ac, 1), a touching with 
 the hand; gentle rubbing; grap- 
 pling, fight ; wrestling (a sort of 
 exercise in the Paltestra) : fr. 
 
 Xftp, UTTTO). 
 
 Xtiptm &. x^^P^^^^i *^''^' P^* ^'^"' 
 & poet, for x^P*'** *^- X"P- 
 
 XtipiloiTbg, b, V, having sleeves ; 
 XtipiCioToi KiOCjveg, vests with 
 sleeves : fr. X**P'^'' 
 
 Xtipi^o/, f. i<Tuj, to handle ; per- 
 form an operation ; manage, 
 govern : & 
 
 Xfiptot, a, or, under the hand, 
 subject : fr. x«*P- 
 
 Xnpig, uog &i iiog, >'/, a sleeve, 
 glove: fr. x*'P- 
 
 XtipiffTTjv, ace. sing. f. g. supcrl. 
 of KciKbg, bad, compar. x«'P<«^»' 
 & X*P**^^'' swpt^i'l- X^^P^^^^S- 
 
 Xiipi(TTt)g, ov, b, one who han- 
 dles, a numager : fr. xap's««>. 
 
 Xtipo(ia\iaTpa, ag, »;, a Jdnd of 
 dart or javelin: fr. x*'P> /3aXX<.i. 
 
 Xapoypa^or, ov, Tb, something 
 written with one's own hand, 
 a manuscript, handwriting ; 
 note of hand, bond. Th. ypd^w. 
 
 XtipocdiKTog, b, »'/, slain by the 
 hand : fr. x^'P? ^atK^n- 
 
 XtipoCtiKTog, b, »/, pointed out 
 with the hand, conspicuous, 
 plain : fr. x^'P* ^liKWfii. 
 
 Xiipoha^og, ov, b, a band, mana- 
 cle ; as if x^'P'*'^ (^ttr/xog : fr. 
 X£ip, ^fWj to bind. 
 XtinoCiKTjQ, ov, b, that makes his 
 own hands the measure of jus- 
 tice, seeks right by force : fr. 
 
 X««p, ClKTJ. 
 
 Xtipo^puKiov, ovTog, b, y), ser- 
 pent-handed : fr. x^'Pj (-pdKujV. 
 
 Xtipo^poTTog, 6, V, that x^tpi Cpk- 
 TZH, gathers with the hand. 
 
 X€tpo?/07;c, fog, 6, »), inured to 
 the hand, gentle, tame: fr. x«'P> 
 it^og. 
 
 XapoKO7ra'(T0w, 3 smg. pres. mi- 
 per. }>ass. fr. 
 
 XapoK '7rau,to chop off* the hands: 
 
 fr. x*'P' KOTrrw. 
 XtiponaKTpov, ov, Tb, a napkin, 
 towel ; with which x^'P^C f «<^- 
 
 XEI 
 
 <TOfUV, we w ipe our hands. 
 
 Xtinofii'iXrj, tjg, »'/, & Xtipo/jvXov, 
 ov, TO, a hand-mill, that may be 
 driven with the hand ; as if x«i- 
 pioi' juivXti. 
 
 XtJnitv, TO, worse ; pi. xap<^i'« : 
 fr. xf'P^'^» ovog, b, t), worse, 
 compar. oi' KaKog, bad. 
 
 Xetpoi'Ofifu), a), f. rimo, to move 
 the hands agreeably to a cer 
 tain law, to any tune ; beat 
 time, keep time ; dance : fr. 
 Xfipovojjiog. 
 
 Xdpovofiia, ag, 1), gesticulation, 
 ]>aiitomimic dancing : fr. 
 
 XiLpoi'n^wg, b, 1), that regulates 
 the motions of his hands accord- 
 ing to a certain law, gesticu- 
 lates, dances : fr. X"P. i'^^Ko. 
 
 Xtipooftai, ovfiai, to subdue by 
 strength of hand, bring under 
 one's own hand or power, sub- 
 jugate, concpier : fr. xap<H>>. 
 
 Xhoott'cC)], tjg, >/, a chain for the 
 hands, handcuff, manacle : fr. 
 
 X6</uo7rX//0/}c, iog, b, >/, that fills 
 
 the hand : fr. x«'p, 7rXi)9io. 
 XtinoTTouonai, ov^iai, to do or 
 
 connnit by one's own hand : & 
 XftpoTToiijTog, b, t'l, made by the 
 
 hands, artificial : fr. xa'p» Trotfw. 
 Xfipbg, gen. sing. fr. xf'P, the 
 
 hand ; dat. x*^"^ tlat. pi. x^P'^'. 
 
 XEA 
 
 Xiipovpyla, ag, 1), work done by 
 the hand, manual labour, sur- 
 gical cure, surgery : fr. 
 
 Xiipovpybg, as if X^^^P^^pybg, ov, 
 b, one that does his {tpyov) work 
 (Xft/ot) with his hand, practical 
 workman, performer ; operator, 
 ch'u'urtji'on, or surjcon. 
 
 Xiipoio, at, f. loacj, to subdue by 
 maiuial strength, conquer; treat 
 with violence. Th. xap- 
 
 Xeipw, worse things, noni. or ace. 
 1>1. n. g. for x^^P^v^} oa, to, fr. 
 X«tpwr. 
 
 Xtipojfja, ttTog, Tb, a work or deed 
 of the hand, handling, blow, at 
 
 tack ; 
 
 thing 
 
 conquered, con- 
 
 quest : fr. x^ipbio. 
 
 Xfifiiov, ovog, b, 1), worse, infe- 
 rior, weaker ; ]>oor, needy ; com- 
 j»ar. of K((Kbg, bad ; superl. x«t- 
 pKTTog ; some say fr. x^'p, others 
 fr. xp^'^j need, so as to signify 
 more needy: also Xtipivv, uivog, 
 b, Chiron, a proper name. 
 
 Xeipiova^, KTog, b, a handicrafts- 
 man, mechanic, that earns his 
 living with his own hands, contr. 
 fr. x^^ponva^, as if 6 twv x'ft- 
 putv dva^, master of his own 
 hands. 
 
 Xiipiova^'ia, ag. Ion. -t'//, »;g, >}, 
 manual labour, handiciiift : fr. 
 the above. 
 Xfipo(TK07roQ, b, )), that examines XtipibnaaOai, a. I. inf. m. of vfi 
 
 the hand, (viz. to tell the for- 
 tune) ; observes the hands held 
 up in voting, a teller, one that 
 
 X«?p« OKiTtTlTai. 
 
 XtipoTtviov, ovToc, b, »/, that has 
 long nmscular hands : fr. xa'p> 
 
 TlVftV. 
 
 XapoTtpog, a, ov. W(u*se, inferior, 
 compar. of KaKbg, bad. 
 
 XtipoTtxvr]g, ov, b, that practises 
 any handicraft or art, a me- 
 chanic : fr. x*'P> T^X^'U' 
 
 XiipoTix'^'f^^bg, /}, 01', j)ertaining 
 to or skilled in the manual arts: 
 fr. the same. 
 
 XupoTov'fU), w, to stretch out and 
 raise the hand, lift the hands as 
 in voting, elect by holding up 
 the hands, vote ; f. r]<Joi, perf. 
 Kix^f-poTovtiKa, a. 1. txupoTovi]- 
 oa, a. I. ind. pass. ixapoTovri- 
 Qt]v : & 
 
 XiipoTovia, ag, 1}, the raising ot 
 the hand to vote, suffrage, 
 election ; decree of the people : 
 fr. 
 
 XtipoTovog, 6, 1), stretching forth 
 the hand, with out- stretched 
 hands : fr. x^'P) Ttivw. 
 
 Xtipovv, to bring under one's own 
 power ; pres. inf. fr. x^H^^io. 
 
 Xttpnvpysio, u), to work or per- 
 form with one's hands, execute, 
 manufacture ; operate as a sur- 
 geon : & 
 
 pou), to subdue by strength of 
 hand, conquer ; f. ibaoj. Th. 
 
 X«'P- 
 XeiatTai, will hold, 3 sing. f. 1. 
 
 m. of x"<»'j poet, for x^*^- 
 
 XtXtia, the same as x^^^s ^ ser- 
 pent's den. 
 
 XeXt^ovt'^o;, f. icru), to imitate 
 swallows in twittering, chatter, 
 sing uncouthly, viz. so that the 
 song is as indistinct as the twit- 
 tering of a swallow : &. 
 
 XtXid6viov,Tb, celandine, or swal- 
 low-wort : fr. 
 
 XEAlAQ'N, ovog, >/, a swallow ; 
 flying-fish ; the hollow of a 
 horse's hoof, called the frog ; a 
 vault. 
 
 XfXvdpog, ov, b, a sea or water 
 tortoise ; a venomous serpent 
 termed chchjdrus, by Virg. : fr. 
 XfXvf, vdiop. 
 
 XtXvvi], rjg, //, a lip : fr. x^^of. 
 
 XE'AYS, vog, r), a tortoise, an 
 animal that carries its shell ; 
 also, cheh/s, the lyre, being first 
 made from a tortoise-shell ; the 
 breast ; a military engine. 
 
 XeXvffffOfiai, to belch out, vomit 
 out, cough, expectorate : fr. x«- 
 Xvr, the breast. 
 
 XeXibvi], r]g, 1), a tortoise ; a con- 
 tinuous row of shields like the 
 shell of a tortoise ; an ancient 
 military engine used to protect 
 (689) 
 
 XEP 
 
 besieging soldiers ; the same as 
 X^Xiovig. Th. x*^^C« 
 
 itXlOVlOV, & XtXwVttOV, ov, TO, 
 
 the shell f)f a tortoise, convex 
 part of the back, convexity ; 
 frame of a battering-ram : fr. 
 the above. 
 
 XtXwvtg, icog, j/, a musical in- 
 strument, lute ; a threshold, 
 footstool : fr. the same. 
 
 Xfov(Ta, j)ourinir, pres. part. act. 
 
 f. g. fr. x^<«^> f- X*'^'''^)^- 1* pass. 
 kxi'Orjv. 
 
 XfpaSog, eog, to. "AXig x^pd^og 
 TTtpixtvag ]Mv()ior, having 
 sprinkled a large store of gravel 
 around, II. 4». 319, where this 
 word cannot be treated as a gen. 
 dependent on aXtj;, that adv. 
 being never so combined in Ho- 
 mer ; there is an objection also 
 from the word fivpiov ; it is 
 therefore probably the accus., 
 liXig being taken independently. 
 A^£i 7ra^<pnptij x^p^^^i tvttto- 
 ixtvov, will tear l»im along, re- 
 ceiving blows from the mixed 
 sand and gravel, Pind. II. vi. 
 13. Dawes, Misc. Cr. 45 : & 
 
 Xfpdg, dSog, 1), a heap of small 
 stt)nes, heap of sand ; gravel, 
 pebbles and mud collected by 
 a torrent : properly, a stone 
 that fills the hands. Th. x^'P- 
 
 Xipdova, worse things, nom. pi. 
 n. g. fr. x£paw»^« 
 
 XipiioTipog & x*P*'^'') poet, for 
 Xapwi', worse, inferior ; as if 6 
 rait; x^,"*'''''' Vtto)1', inferior in 
 manual strength ; compar. of 
 KaKog, bad ; superl. x^'ptorog. 
 Th. xa'p. 
 
 Xipetrai, dat. pi. poet, for xapec- 
 (Ti, Ion. for x^po"*' Th. x^'P* 
 
 Xintvg, tog, poet, rjog, as if de- 
 prived of one hand, maimed ; 
 rather weak, feeble, \voi*se, 
 smaller, inferior. Th. x*'P- 
 
 Xtptja, for xfpaora, ace. sing. & 
 
 Xfpfjtg, 01, for x^ptiovfg, nom. pi. 
 & 
 
 Xfp»;i, dat. sing, for x«pa'ori, fr. 
 Xfp^^Si ft^r xtpa'wr, ovog, b, >'/, 
 compar. poet, for xapwJ', worse, 
 inferior ; superl. xapif^T-o^. 
 
 Xipiapdv, gen. pi. Dor. for x*pt- 
 apwv, fr. 
 
 Xtpidpag, ov or a, b, who fits or 
 fastens any thing with his hand, 
 an expert artisan : fr. x*'P. dpio, 
 
 Xepfxa^iov, ov, tv, a stone which 
 may be thrown by the hand, or 
 so large as to fill the hand : fr. 
 xa'p, fidaatt). 
 
 Xtpfidg, d^og, //, a stone that fills 
 the hand or can be thrown with 
 one hand, pebble. Th. x^'P- 
 
 XtpfiacrTi/p, tjpog, b, a slinger, 
 sling : fr. the above. 
 
 XspvUf 1), poverty ; as when one 
 Yt 
 
f i 
 
 <« 
 
 f 
 
 * ; 
 
 * ■. 
 
 H^ 
 
 XEP 
 
 has his bread to get by bis 
 bands : fr. x^'P- 
 
 %£pvt)c, iirog, o, »/, & 
 
 XipvijrijQ^ ()j», 6, that earns his 
 living by labour, poor, needy: & 
 
 Xepvrjni;, tSog, »'/, a woman who 
 gets a living by spinning, a spin- 
 ster : IV. the same. 
 
 X£pvt/3ot', oVy TO, a basin to wash 
 the hands, laver, pot : & 
 
 Xfpi'iTrro), iS: o/tat, to wash the 
 hands, sprinkle with lustral wa- 
 ter : fr. xtlpf viTTTU). 
 
 Xfpvti//, t/3o(;, r'i, water or a vessel 
 to wash the hands ; lustral wa- 
 ter ; washing the hands, purifi- 
 cation with lustral water : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 Xtpvi\l/avro, they washed their 
 hands, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. m. Ion. of 
 
 XipVlTTTM. 
 
 Xepolv, dat. dual fr. poet. gen. ^c- 
 pbg, fr. xf i'p. 
 
 XfooKf 'wf, adv., with empty 
 hands, without reward, for no- 
 tliing : fr. x«'p, ksvoq. 
 
 XspoTrXrjKTog, 6, r), struck with 
 hands : fr. x^'P^ TrXTjrrau). 
 
 Xkppeg, at, 6c xtpjjag, Tag, Dor. 
 for x*tpfC) & X^^P^'^f hands. 
 
 Xtpf)6i'r]i7og or Xfodoivj^rof , ov, r), 
 an island joining the main land, 
 a peninsula, the Chersonesus : 
 fr. x'^onog, vi'inog. 
 
 XE'F"iP02 or Xspaog, 6, //, de- 
 sert, waste, void, uncultivated, 
 barren ; unmarried ; subst. the 
 desert ; land not under the 
 ploiigh ; waste or barren land ; 
 land, firm dry land, main land, 
 continent. Hence 
 
 Xip(Tal(>g, a, ov, living on land, 
 terrestrial ; continental ; uncul- 
 tivated, neglected : & 
 
 X(p(Ttvio, f. tvcTiOf to become main 
 land ; live on shore ; be uncul- 
 tivated, neglected, or fallow, 
 also in mid.; to render waste or 
 deserted. 
 
 XfpTj, dat. pi. fr. x*'P' 
 
 XepaoOtv, poet. adv. for Ik Trjg 
 X^P'^oVf from earth, from the 
 land : see x^ppog- 
 
 Xip<7oi'T](rVTi]g, ov, 6, an inha- 
 bitant of the Chersonesus. 
 
 Xep(roin}(TO(idt)g, sog, 6, >/, having 
 the form of a peninsula : fr. 
 XeoffovTjffog, tlcog. 
 
 XtpffovTjaog, ov, y), see Xtppovrj- 
 <Tog. 
 
 XepcTog, see in x^PP^Q- 
 
 Xepaooi, w, f. d)aio, to rende ' 
 waste or barren, make main 
 land : fr. x^P^^Q' 
 
 Xfpv(3eijj., & -jSii-i, 01, undecl. a 
 name of angels (so called from 
 the youthful faces with which 
 they are represented). 
 
 XtpvCpiov, oVf TO J dimin. fr. x*'V' 
 the hand. 
 
 XHP 
 
 Xtpqj, £1' X^PV' ^** ^'^ x^P^V)^^^^' 
 at hand, in the vicinity : fr. x**P- 
 
 XevavTiov, let them pour, Att. for 
 X«y«ra)(Tar, 3 pi. a. 1. imper. act. 
 fr. x* I'OJ', «T-w : fr. x^w, to pour, 
 
 f. x^^'^^^i ^' !• *X*''^ ^ ^X^^^' 
 
 Xeufia, arog, to, any thing that 
 flows along, when j)oured out or 
 away ; a liquid mass ; wave, 
 stream, current, flood, torrent ; 
 libation ; a work of cast metal ; 
 quoit ; dish, ewer : fr. the same. 
 
 Xtv(To)(Tiv, 3 pi. a. 1. subj. act. fr. 
 
 XE'Q, Xeiix), & X£i''w, to pour, 
 pour out or forth, shed, spill, 
 shower, diffuse, spread, disperse, 
 scatter, strew, throw around ; 
 li(|uefy, melt ; throw up earth, 
 form of fusible earth ; f. x^^^^i 
 a. 1. tx^vci & *^x£«, pcrf. Kkx^i^^, 
 perf. pass. Kix^t^^i'-' 
 
 Xio), or Xtiio, to take, hold, con- 
 tain, Eust. 
 
 XrjXapybg, ov, 6, >;, swift-footed : 
 fr. xn^i), c'lpyng. 
 
 XijXfvTog, ?), ov, made of woven 
 work or net-work ; knit, woven, 
 sewed: fr. 
 
 XrjXtvw, f. ivaitt, to sew, stitch, 
 knit, weave : fr. 
 
 XHAH', rig, >/, a pair of shears, 
 pincei*s, tongs ; crab's claw ; the 
 sign Cancer ; a cloven hoof ; 
 probe divided into two at the 
 end ; knitting-needle with two 
 points, needle, awl ; in an arrow, 
 the nick to fit on, notch ; a pro- 
 montory, eminence, mole, pier, 
 dam. Hence 
 
 Xr]Xivbg, i), or, platted, knit, 
 woven, sewed : fr. x^i^^' 
 
 XijXbg, ov, b, a chest, coffer, box, 
 press : fr. x^^f *** hold. 
 
 Xijur), T]g, y, a gaping ; a kind of 
 oyster ; fr. x<^"''''^» to ga})e : li- 
 quid measure equivalent to 2 or 
 3 drachms ; fr. x^^* t** take. 
 
 Xt)i.no<7ig, Hog, r'l, a disease of the 
 white of the eye, when that por- 
 tion of it above the black is pro- 
 minent ; inflammation of the 
 eyelids : fr. X'V'/- 
 
 XH*N, x^JJ'^C) <J) '/» ^ goose ; pi. 
 XU^'^Q ' ^^' X"*^*^ or x«"'w. 
 
 Xi]vaXu)Tn}^, fKog, b, the Egyp- 
 tian goose, vulpanser : fr. XV^, 
 aXioTn)^. 
 
 XijvifTKog, ov, b, a little goose, 
 dim. fr. x'/^- 
 
 X »; roTT/Xoi'/i a ra, couches of goose- 
 down : fr. x'/''> ^ goose, &. Lat. 
 pluma, a feather. 
 
 Xijpa, ag, //, a widow : see x^P^Q- 
 
 Xi/pa^w, f. aaco, to make a widow ; 
 deprive, rob, spoil : fr. the above. 
 
 XHPAMO'S, ov, b, a cavity in a 
 rock, den, (such as one desti- 
 tute might live in,) haunt of 
 wild beasts. 
 
 XrjpaTOj he rejoiced, a. 1. m. of 
 (690) 
 
 XIA 
 
 X«/pw. 
 
 X^jofia, ag, &. Xijptvmg, eiog, »), 
 widowhood ; a widowed state : 
 fr. 
 
 Xijptvo), f. tuffio, to be a widower 
 or widow, lead a widowed or 
 solitarv life ; be bereft or dcsti- 
 tute of ; be deserted or deso- 
 late ; make one a widow : fr. 
 
 XH"P02, a, ov, widowed, desert- 
 ed, destitute, in want ; X'/P^C' b, 
 a widower ; X'/P^> */> ^ widow : 
 ^"i*- X"^j X'"potj X'/poe, having or 
 feeling a vacuum. Hence 
 
 Xi]poavvi], ijg, >'/, widowhood : & 
 
 X>/p(;a», u), f. lorro), to make a wi- 
 dow, render desohite ; pass one's 
 life in widowhood. 
 
 Xfjowae, he made desolate, Ion. 
 for ixr}pM<yt, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. 
 act. of x^;pot«', to make a widow. 
 
 X»;ptucrrai, oi, guardians of wi- 
 dows or ori»hans ; near rela- 
 tions, who succeed to the pro- 
 perty of such as die without 
 lawful heirs : fr. x^po**'- 
 
 XijTfi, dat. sing. fr. X'/^'^i** 
 
 Xi]Ti^o), f. iauj, to be in want, 
 fail : fr. 
 
 XijTog, tog, Tb, penury, privation, 
 absence, want, loss. Th. x«'"fw. 
 
 XGufiaXbg, r), bi>, by pleon. of Q, 
 for x«/^«^t)C» (i^s TTToXtfiog for 
 TToXf/iot:,) low, on the ground, 
 not nmcii above the ground : fr. 
 Xa^al, on the ground. 
 
 XeF/2, adv. yesterday ; 6 x^k, 
 (viz. uiv,) of yesterday ; x^*^ 
 Koi TTpwtjy, lately. 
 
 XOttjwbg, i), bv, of yesterday : fr. 
 the above. 
 
 XOila, adv. for x^^C, yesterday. 
 
 X9il^bg,ij, bv, yesterday. Th.x^fC- 
 
 XQort, a body, Hesych. perhaps 
 fr. x^^^^i tJ'^* earth. 
 
 XGoi'i, dat. sing. fr. x^'^^'j ovbg, 
 r), the earth. 
 
 XBbving, a, ov, Si b, >'/, of, on, or 
 under the earth, terrestrial, sub- 
 subterraneous, infernal ; dtad, 
 belonging to the dead ; imnuns(», 
 awful, terrific ; unlucky ; filthy, 
 evil. Th. x^^'iv. 
 
 XOovbg, of earth, g( n. fr. x^wv. 
 
 XQovoaTijiijg, tog, b, t), treading 
 the ground, terrestrial : fr. x^uji', 
 
 X9ovoTpi(py)g, sog^ b, y, fed by 
 the earth : fr. x^'*'*^* Tpt<ptj. 
 
 XHQ'N, x^^'^^Si Vt *^^^ earth, 
 ground, land, soil, territory. 
 
 Xia, ag, ?'/, the same as x**^j ^ 
 lurking-place. 
 
 Xia^u), to mark with the letter X, 
 which in Lat. signifying decern, 
 Xta^ftv is rendered decussare, 
 to cut crosswise : this letter is 
 used also to denote a fault in 
 writing. 
 
 Xl'Ai'ON, ov, TO J an ear of corn 
 
 XIO 
 
 yet green ; X'^P«j grains of new 
 wheat, a dish made thereof : 
 pt'rhaps fr. O'x'^''^- 
 XiXuip-^ai, n. pi. fr. X^^^'^P-X'/C 
 XiXiap-)(^kio, u), f. »/o-a>, to be at the 
 liead of a thousand men, be a 
 nn'litary tribune : fr. 
 XiXidp\(^iig, ov, b, that is at the 
 head of a thousand men, a mili- 
 tary tribune : fr. Xf-^^^h ^PX^- 
 XiXiapxta, ag, //, command over 
 a thousand men, military tri- 
 buneship : fr. 
 
 XAI 
 
 Xjog,a, ov, Chian, of Chios; subst. 
 6, in dice, the side marked six. 
 
 XITQ'N, cJvog, b, Ion. kiGuji', an 
 outer, also an inner or under 
 garment ; jacket, coat, waist- 
 coat, sliirt, tunic ; coat of mail. 
 
 XiTujviov, rb, & XiTiovi(TKog, ov, 
 b, dinj. a short coat or waistcoat: 
 fr. the above. 
 
 XIU'N, ovog, >/, snow ; perhaps 
 fr. x^w, Ijecause poured from 
 the heavens. 
 
 XAAPNA, rjg, //, a coarse frock 
 
 XiMapxog, ov, b, the same as xi- or thick cloak, worn over the 
 
 Aja'px'/Ci ^^ fr. the same. 
 XtXtat;, ddog, j), a thousand : fr. 
 XI'AIOI, ai, a, a thousand ; ylvd. 
 XtiXioi. A Iso sing. XiXiog, a, ov. 
 XiXiovavg, vewg, b, t), having a 
 
 thousand siiij)s. Th. vuvg. 
 XiXioTTaXai, adv., a very long 
 
 time ago. Th. TtdXai. 
 XiXioTrXaffiojg, adv., a thousand- 
 fold, a thousand times more. 
 XiXiotrrbg, }),bv, t!ie thousandth: 
 XiXio(TTvg, vog, >}, a thousandth 
 l)art ; troop of a thousand sol- 
 dii-rs : fr. x''^to'- 
 XIAO^X, ov, b, food, fodder, fo- 
 rage, grass : also x^^Xog. 
 XiXoio, oJ, f. uiam, to feed, fatten : 
 
 fr. the above. 
 Xifiaina, ag. Ion. jjg, r], Chimcera, 
 a celebrated monster ; a youn-^ 
 she-goat dropped in winter : ^^ 
 Xifiapog, b, also >), a he-goat, kid, 
 she-goat, dropped in winter. Th. 
 Xf7/irt. 
 Xifidppog, same as x^'fiappog. 
 Xifidpujg, Dor. for X'M^/^'^*^'?) ac- 
 
 cus. pi. of x^T^^pot.'- 
 XipiTXov, the same a.s x* '/^frXoi/. 
 Xiovtog, a, ov, of snow, snowy, 
 
 snow-white : fr. x'«^r. 
 Xiovil^u), f. i(Tu), to snow, s|)rinkle 
 with snow, make as white as 
 snow. Th. x't^'j'. 
 Xiovo^ag, avTog,b, going through 
 
 the snow : fr. x*''"^, jSaivuj. 
 XiovoSXifToc, b, t), struck or co- 
 vered with snow : \uov, L^dXXio. 
 Aioi/oporrcoy, u, //, uourishmg or 
 fed with snow : fr. X'wj', /3o(tk:w. 
 XtovoOnsixfuuv, ovog, b, >'/, mirsing 
 or nursed with snow : fr. X'^V, 
 Tps<pm. 
 XiovoKTVTTog, b, //, jielted or co- 
 vered with snow : fr. X'^»^j 
 
 KTVTTEU). 
 
 Xiovo-po^og, b, »}, nourished with 
 
 snow : fr. X'**"^, rpi^tu. 
 Xu))'6xpuic, wTog, b, //, with snow- 
 white skin : fr. viiov, yoijjc. 
 
 toroiu, w, t. ttitrm, to cover with 
 
 snow, whiten : fr. xttt'J'. 
 Xioi'uicijg, tog, b, »/, like snow, 
 
 snowy, full of snow : fr. vtu/r, 
 
 eioog. 
 Xiog, OV, t), Chios, the name of 
 
 an island : hence 
 
 XNO 
 
 sumptuous dress, ornament. Th. 
 xXto;. 
 XXiStj/xa, uTog, to, the same : fr. 
 
 xXiSdio. 
 XXldog, tog, Tb, the same. 
 XXi^iov, utvng^ b, a bracelet, neck- 
 lace ; because worn by the ef- 
 feminate : fr. x^i^dio. 
 \Xtepbg, a, bv, Ion. for x^^apog. 
 XXu'p'uc, avTog, a. 1. part. act. 
 
 of xXiaivuj. 
 XAl'Q, to grow warm, melt, dis- 
 solve, be lux urious or efieminate ; 
 
 — riot, luxuriate. 
 
 under garment, to keep out cold: XAO'A,af, //, the green herbage, 
 
 fr. X'^"^'*'^'«> 
 
 XXa/.ivCi)(l}(')pog, for XXaj^ivCofpo- 
 pog, b, i), mantle-wearing : fr. 
 X^c(i.iyg, 0£pa>. 
 
 XXafivdiov, ov, TO, a small man- 
 tle or cloak ; dimin. fr. x^«/^'''C- 
 
 XXafivdovpyia, ag, //, the making r<)€0o>. 
 
 V f ? aIv^ V '?■ '^^•"''' •.. ^^^^'^•^'nC, contr. x^ovvyg, ov, b, 
 
 AAAMl 1, vCog, »/, a nuhtary one that makes his bed on the 
 garnunt worn over the tunic ; green grass ; a rustic, cloicn ; 
 
 verdure, grass, a green bud, 
 
 germ or leaf, young green corn. 
 XXotnbg, & XXwpbg, a, oj', grassy, 
 
 green, verdant : fr. the above. 
 XXotpoTpa^og, b, >'/, nourishing 
 
 grass, grassy : fr. x^otpbg, 
 
 cuirass, cloak ; of the same 
 origin with x^(''^i'a- 
 
 XXaviSiov,XXavi(TKiov,SLXXa}'i(T- 
 Ki^iov, rb, dim. a small or short 
 cloak : fr. X'^"'^'C- 
 
 XXaviCoTTOiia, ag, //, the trade of 
 making cloaks. Th. ttouuj. 
 
 XXai'ig, idog, y, a thin cloak, 
 mantle, tunic. 
 
 XXtvd'Coj, to laugh at, deride, 
 mock ; f. u<tu), perf. KtxXtvaKa, 
 perf. pass. KtxXtvarr^ai, aai, 
 (TTai : fr. x^*"^'/- Hence 
 
 XXtviiffia, ag, r), scoffing, sneer- 
 ing : & 
 
 XXevafTfia, arog, Tb, & 
 XXivafffibg, ov, 6, derision, scoff- 
 ing, mockery : & 
 XXtva(TT})g, ov, b, a derider, 
 scofter, insulting railer. 
 XAEV'H, rjg, >/, laughter, deri- 
 sion, mockery, insulting beha- 
 viour. 
 XAIAI'NQ, to warm, heat, che- 
 rish ; soften or dissolve by heat; 
 f. avw, ])erf. Ktx^iayKa, a. 1. 
 pass. txXidvOt]v. 
 XXiapbg, a, bv, tepid, warm, soft, 
 calm, sweet ; x^tapoi', poet, for 
 xXmpwf , sweetly. Th. xXmh'w. 
 XXieaivio, to soften, render effe- 
 minate ; mid. to be eff'eminate, 
 be dissolved : fr. x^'f^'7- 
 XXiSai'bg, ?), bv, soft, tender, 
 delicate, effeminate, luxurious : 
 fr. xXt<5aa;. 
 XXi^aioacpvpog, b, »'/, having de- 
 licate ankles, slender or light- 
 footed : fr. x^'^^vog, (Tipvpov. 
 XXiddio, at, to melt away, live in 
 luxury, be delicate or luxurious 
 or effeminate ; xXtt^wtra fxoXTrd, 
 
 a melting air : fr. 
 
 XXidtj, ijgj if, effeminacy, luxury, 
 voluptuousness, ease, pleasure, 
 (691) 
 
 an epithet of a wild boar, fero- 
 cious : fr. X'^ortj tbvi]. 
 
 XXot), tjg, »'/, the same as x^oa ; 
 the j)roper name of a woman. 
 
 XXoTjpbg, a, bv, poet, for x^t>fp6g. 
 
 XXot](p6pog, b, y, grass-bearing, 
 verdant : fr. x^oy, (ptpta. 
 
 XXoog, contr. XXovg, b, a green 
 or pale yellow, paleness : fr. 
 
 X^oj)' 
 
 XXovvai, rustics, nom. pi. fr. 
 
 XXovvyg, by crasis for x^otvvrjg. 
 
 XXovvig, i^og, y, castration. 
 
 XXiopy'ig, idog, y, an epithet of a 
 bird, supposed to be the nightin- 
 gale ; it may mean either of a 
 greenish, yellowish, or pale co- 
 lour : ^ 
 
 XXujpi^oj, f. icTio, to be green, ver- 
 dant, in bloom ; metaph. to 
 flouri.sh ; be strong, mighty : fr. 
 xXojpof. 
 
 XXiopoKofiog, b, y, having verdant 
 foliage, verdant : fr. x^^^P^Qi 
 KOfiy. 
 
 XXiopbg, d, bv, by crasis for xXo- 
 tpbg, green, grassy, verdant, 
 fresh ; soft, tender, delicate ; 
 
 alive, flourishing, blooming, 
 
 youthful ; pale-green, pale, sal- 
 low ; that makes pale. Th. 
 
 xXo«. 
 XXwpoTTjg, yTog, y, greenness, 
 
 verdure, freshness, vigour, 
 
 youth ; paleness : fi-. the above. 
 XNAY'Q, to crop, pluck, pull ; 
 
 devour, swallow ; nibble, (7«a«*; 
 
 f. x^'^vffu) : ir. x'''^<*'> ^o crop, 
 Xvod^oj, f. x»'oa(Ta>, & Xvodoj, to, 
 
 to have down on the cheeks, be 
 
 arrived at puberty : fr. x^'oog. 
 Xi'oy, yg, y, Ion. Xvoiy, the box 
 
 or socket of the nave of a wheel ; 
 
 a jaiTing or grating noise ; fr. 
 
 Kvduj, 
 
 Yy2 
 
f ': 
 
 
 11 
 
 XOA 
 
 XvoTog, r], ov, downy : fr. 
 
 Xvoog x''o^'C, ov, 6, shavings ; 
 soft down on the cheeks, pu- 
 berty ; the foam of tlie sea ; a 
 pratini; noise : fr. xi'nvio. 
 
 Xocu'svio, f. o-w, to fuse, melt : fr. 
 
 Xoat')), ijc, >h '^ tube, funnel, fur- 
 nace : tV: 
 
 Xoavog, ov, 6, a furnace ; earthen 
 vessel to fuse metals, crucible ; 
 porringer : fr. x^io, to pour. 
 
 Xotc, wv,(>i, a festival at xVthens, 
 feast of Cans ; pi. fr. x^^Q- 
 
 Xotvg, soj(^, & XooQ, ov, contr. 
 
 Xoi/t.-, gen. XOOtN tl'^<^; X^h »> ^ 
 liquid measure containing about 
 an English gallon ; a dry mea- 
 sure, e»iual to a xo'^'*^- •^*^^' 
 Xtuc- Th. x^^y ^^^ hold. 
 Xo/), T/e, »}) ^ pouring, libation ; 
 Xoai, ai, offerings to the earth, 
 and sjods l)elow, in honour of 
 the dead : fr. x^*^- 
 Xo//p/;c, log, 6, //, tit for libations : 
 
 fr. xo>), apio. 
 XoOavihO, a tunic. Nthcm. 
 XoVkoc, /}, 01', formed of clay, 
 
 clayey, earthy : fr. x^oQ X^^'^' 
 XoiviKic, the nave or middle 
 piece of a wheel, into which the 
 spokes are set ; a golden hoop 
 or ring that forms and fastens 
 a crown around the head : fr. 
 X0rNI2J, iKOQ, )}, a measure 
 containing 2 sextarii, or, accord- 
 ing to others, 3 cotulie ; box of 
 a wheel ; fetters, stocks. 
 Xoiptic, d^og, I'l, a pig ; glandular 
 swelling ; a rock appearing a 
 little above the surface of the 
 sea, and resembling a pig's back; 
 dorsum immane mari sunnno, 
 Virg. Th. xf>'}>oC. 
 XoiptOQ, cSc XoiptioQ, a, ov, of a 
 pig, of swine. Th. x^'^f^oc- 
 Xoipiciov, TO, dim. a little pig : 
 fr. xot(Jog. 
 
 XoipTv)], t;c, V, a kind of sea-shell 
 used bv the Athenians in voting: 
 fr. the same. 
 
 Xoioiov, ov, TO, a little pig : fr. 
 the same. 
 Xotpioc, 6, r/, & a, or, of a pig, 
 of swine : fr. the same. 
 XoipoypvWoQ, ov, 6, a kind of 
 large rat, (that grunts like a 
 pig,) found in Palestine, Egypt, 
 & Libya ; a porcupine : fr. 
 Xolpog, ypvWog. 
 
 XOP 
 
 Xo\ag, d^og, >/, an intestine, be- 
 cause it receives x^^^V^f l^'l^^* 
 
 XoXdu), w, to be full of bile, be 
 wroth, angry, mad, (with a dat.) ; 
 f. dffit), ])f. KtxoXaKci. Th. X"^'^ 
 
 XoXfoa, ac, /;, a gutter : the cho- 
 Icni )iio)'(>KS : h\ x^^^)' 
 
 XoXtpiKvg, //, bv, J.at. choUrkus, 
 
 choleric, an^ry 
 
 fr. 
 
 XOAH\ r/g, //, bile, gall ; hatred, 
 wrath, anger, madness, (sup- 
 posed to arise from superabund- 
 ance of gall ;) sickness, loathing, 
 nausea. Hence 
 XoXiKog, »), bv, bilious. 
 XoXi^, iKog, V/, same as x^^dg. 
 XoXnio, gen. Ion. for X"'^<^*^j ^^'• 
 
 XoXog. 
 
 XoXoo^ai, oi'iiai, to be angry, be 
 
 incensed or provoked ; f. wVo- 
 
 (.lai, perf. ic6xoXt"ji'«i • fr. x^'^"^- 
 
 XoXog, ov, b, the same as x^^'l- 
 
 XoXovfiti'og, being angry, pres. 
 
 ])art. fr. xoXoofiai. 
 XoXi'iuj, lo, f. ujaio, to exasperate, 
 enrngo, irritate, provoke, in- 
 cense : fr. x^Xog. 
 XoXujdijg, (og, 6, >/, bilious ; ro 
 
 XoXojCfg, the bile. Th. tlCog. 
 XoXwOtlg, having been angry, a. 
 
 1. part. pass. Ac x<'Xwf^j/t,', 2 sing. 
 
 a. 1. subj. pass, of xoXbo^ai, to 
 
 be angry. 
 XoXioadfierog, tj, ov, being angry 
 
 or incensed, a. 1. inirt. m. of the 
 
 same, for which the poets use 
 
 X^offdf^itvog. 
 XoXioafniv,&. xoXiOfrejitvai, Ton. 
 
 & Dor. for x^Xaiatn', f. 1. infin. 
 
 act. o)lXoX6ii), to ])rovoke; f. loaio. 
 XoXipTo, 'A sing. i)erf. oi)t. i)ass. 
 
 Ion. for KexoXifiTo, he may have 
 
 been angry ; of the same verb. 
 XoXioTog, r), bv, full of bile, angry: 
 
 fr. x^'Xbio. 
 XovCpl'Tiig, ov, 6, of meal, (an 
 
 epith. of bread, made from spelt 
 
 or barley) : fr. 
 XO'NAPOS, ov, 6, a grain, pill, 
 
 clot, lump, (as of salt, frankin- 
 cense, &c.); a cartilage, gristle ; 
 
 spelt, wheat, flour, groats. 
 Xoog, ov, contr. XoDt-, oog, 6, 
 
 earth heaped up, earth, a mound, 
 
 bank, tomb, dust : also 
 Xooc, ov, contr. Xoiig, obg, 6, — 
 
 Xotvg : & 
 
 XoipOKOfXtlOV, ov, TO, 
 
 a 
 
 place 
 
 XOP 
 
 chop or mix up, throw into con- 
 fusion : fr. 
 
 XOPAH\ ng, //, a gut, intestine ; 
 
 sausage ; chord, or card, the 
 
 string of a lyre, bowstring ; a 
 lyre ; dat. pi. Ion. xf>pt^i/<^«- 
 
 \optia, ag, //, Lat. chorax, a dance 
 where many dance together : fr. 
 Xoptvu). 
 
 Xop{Toe,a, oj/,relating to dancing, 
 to singing, or to tlie chorus ; 
 subst. 6, a trochee, a foot in 
 prosody : fr. the above. 
 
 Xopsvfxa, aTog, Tb, a dance : & 
 
 XoptvTi)g, ov, o, a dancer : fr. 
 
 Xoptvio, to lead the dance; dance, 
 celebrate by dancing ; cause to 
 dance ; put into a state of 
 phrensy. Th. x^P'^f* 
 
 Xoo;/y€(u, u), to lead the chorus 
 or band of singers and dancers, 
 defray the exi)enscs of the cho- 
 rus ; supidy, furnish, provide, 
 (with an ace.) ; in the passive, 
 to abound in any thing, be large- 
 ly endowed with any good gift, 
 as talent, beauty, &c. ; f. i'itw, 
 perf. KexopiiyJiKa,ii. 1. fcX^f^'/y'" 
 (Tu, a. 1. inf. act. xoo'/yO""'" > ^<^ 
 Ksxoptjyf^dvov, any thing rare cS. 
 ex(juisite in its kind: fr-x^p'/yf^C' 
 
 Xopnyia, ag, »/, the office of xo- 
 ptjyog ; expenditure of the sum 
 recjuisite fur choral games ; ex- 
 pense, exp( nditure, largess, sup- 
 ply : fr. the same. 
 
 XopjiyiK-bg, i), bv, pertaining to a 
 Xopnyog. 
 
 Xopt]ybg, ov, b. Dor. & Att. xop- 
 dybg, one who le<l the chorus, 
 and whose province it was to 
 supply it with all things neces- 
 sary at his own expense ; gene- 
 rally, one who pays the expenses, 
 furnishes the supplies, &e. ; a 
 liberal supplier: fr. xop^^'>dy^'- 
 X6oi«,or Xopi'a, & XopeTa,i<jv,Td, 
 eatables nuide of milk tS. honey; 
 entrails : fr. x^piov, xoptTor. 
 Xootfcoc;, >), bv, pertaining to a 
 chorus : fr. xopog- 
 Xopiov, Xopnov or Xioptlov, ov, 
 rb, skin, leather ; the exterior 
 tunicle that (x^pti) enwraps or 
 holds the foetus. 
 Xopiog, the same as xoptlog. 
 Xopl'Tijg, ov, 6, fem. Xofjiric, i^og, 
 
 Xooc Xoi'L', V, a vessel in which 7), a choral dancer ; pertaunng 
 water for the hands is presented: to dancing or a chorus : xopog- 
 fr. x^^- XopoCiddaKttXog, 6, one who in- 
 
 structs a chorus in dancing and 
 singing : fr. xopbg, ^u('((TKaXog. 
 
 where pigs are tended and fed ;\Xopct^iv, ?'/, the name of a city, 
 pig-sty : fr. x^J'po^? '^^A*^^' I undecl. : Syr. that declares. 
 
 XowoKTovog, b, //, slaying pigs :;Xop^«t//0(;, or XopCaxpbg, ov, b, a Xopoiietjg, tog, b, y, accustomed 
 fi-,'xt't'"i<;5 KTtivio. slight swelling in the intestines;' to choirs or dances : fr. x^poQi 
 
 '' ' ■ • ' ' the string of a musical instru-| iiOi.g. 
 
 ment or bow, (being made of Xoooj/(aj'/)g, tog, o, //, passionately 
 gut): fr. xop^')', uTTTU). 
 
 XoipoTTioXng, ov, b, a pig-dealer, 
 
 seller of pigs : fr. xo^^pog, TrioXiu). 
 XOrPQV , ou, 6, //, a pig, hog. 
 Xoipo<T(p(tyt~iov, ov, Tb, shambles jXopctu/ua, uTog, to, an intestuie, 
 
 for swine : fr. x^'pof, o-<pa^tu. gut ; sausage : fr. 
 XoXa Dor. for xoXn, »}, Ijile. Xopdevu), f. ffu), to make sausages ; 
 
 (692) 
 
 foiMl of the dance or chorus : fr. 
 X'^pbg, f^iaivof.iai. 
 XopoiTvrria, ag, 1), dancing, the 
 act of beating time : fr. 
 
 XPA 
 
 XopoiTvTroQ, b, //, that in the 
 <lance strikes the ground with 
 the feet ; a dancer : fr. x^i>og, 
 
 Tt'lTTT OJ. 
 
 Xopo^avi)g, iog, b, }), — x^poi- 
 IKtvi'ig. 
 
 XopuTTowc, ov, b, one who pre- 
 sides over a chorus : fr. x"P<Jf5 
 
 XOPO V, ov, b, a circular dance, 
 dance, dance with singing; band 
 or assembly of people sini^ing 
 and dancing ; a chorus, choir ; 
 as il ir. x«'{>w, or x^i^d. 
 
 Xopoaranta, ag, ?/, the forming 
 of a choir ; a choir : fr. xopbg, 
 
 'iTTllftl. 
 
 XopTa^iio, to feed with herbage or 
 grass, feed to the full with hay; 
 feed, glut, satiate ; f. dffw, perf. 
 Kfxoprak-ct, a. 1. txopraaa, a. 1. 
 intin. act. xopTciaai ; pres. pass. 
 X^PTu^ofiat, to be satiated, perf. 
 pass. KtxopTa(rnai,a. l.ind. pass. 
 txf)pTa(TOtjv,ii. I. subj. pass, xo^o- 
 rairOw, a. I. infin. ]»ass. xopTan- 
 Oi)vat, f. 1. ind. pa.ss. xopTaaOij- 
 aofua. Th. x^i^^og, grass, hay. 
 
 Xopraaia, ag, »'/, feeding ; food, 
 f<»dder, nourishment : &c 
 
 Xoprafffici, arog, rb, food : fr. 
 
 XOpTU^iO. 
 
 XPE 
 
 usury (with a dat.) ; pres. imper. 
 Xpdov w, use, impf. txpaofiijv 
 lof-iiiv, dov u>, dfTo ciTo, tV in 'A 
 1>I. txpdovTo ojvTo, f. m. xP'/o'o 
 fiat, pf, pass. Ktxpn^^l'ai, 1 have 
 used, a. 1. m. txptj^dfujif^ to, 
 aro, a. 1. iniper. ni. XV'I'^"*^} 
 anGu), a. 1. subj. ni. x.'^'/o^w/iai, 
 y, i]Tai. Th. xti^dio, to lend, A.c. 
 
 \pavio, to touch the surface, 
 wound slightly, graze ; f. civaio ; 
 yEol. for xpdu). 
 
 XPA'Q, to lend, impart, give the 
 use of, (as transferring fron one 
 to another,) bestow ; f. xp»}<7-w, 
 perf. Ktxpwa, a. I. ixptlfra, a. 1 
 
 XPH 
 
 XO'PTOS, ov, 6, Iiay, grass, a 
 blade of corn ; food, fodder, for- 
 age ; a fence or paling of a yard, 
 court-yard, enclosure ; i)asturc ; 
 lair, den. 
 
 XopTibStig, fog, b, »/, like grass, 
 grassy, of hay. Th. tUog. 
 
 X(>ow0f/\fri7c, ov, b, useful or 
 agreeable to a chorus : fr. xopbg, 
 
 tbtpiXfiO. 
 
 Xovi^ag, a, 6, the name of a man; 
 Hebr. by interjir. seeintr. 
 
 Xoo), f. x^Tw, ])erf. K^x^ica, to 
 heap up a mound, throw earth 
 upon. 
 
 Xpaivio, f. xpf^^'^, to touch the 
 surface ; shade, colour, anoint, 
 smear ; dishonour, stain, delile: 
 fr. Xi'dio. 
 
 Xpatffficuj, w, f. i](Tu), a. 2. txpairr- 
 fiov, to assist, lii'lp, profit, avail, 
 defeml ; ward off", avert ; as if 
 Xou^iU'no, fr. Xi^iiainog. 
 
 XpaicTfii], i]g, j), aid, assistance, 
 succour : fr. the above. 
 
 Xo^»', to give an oracular answer, 
 projdiesy, lend, infin. fr. xp«w,ai. 
 
 XpavBtig, having been defiled, a. 
 1. i)art. pass, of xp"n'a>. 
 
 Xpaofiai,Cjfiai, generally depends 
 for its meainng on the followin<r 
 substiintive: some of its various 
 meanings are, to use, make use 
 of, employ, exj»erience, meet 
 with, encounter ; manage ; un- 
 dertake ; have need of, want ; 
 treat, behave to one ; consult an 
 oi-acle ; take, receive, borrow at 
 
 imi)er. act. xP'il'^or. There is 
 also xpd^, to deliver oracles, 
 give response, i)rophesy ; graze 
 or touch slightly ; cohinr, stain, 
 defile; attemj)t; violently attack, 
 furiously invade ; kill. 
 
 Xpka, debts, by sync, for xp"«j 
 fr. Xil^og, tog, Tb, a debt. 
 
 XPEI'A, Of, »'/, use, utility, profit, 
 advantage ; familiarity ; a max- 
 im of weight, aphorism ; want, 
 need, necessity ; labour, duty, 
 service, business, management : 
 
 f^'- XPV ; Xpf'«»^ txio, to stand 
 in need. 
 
 Xpiiog, ov, b, 1), in need, poor, in- 
 digent : fr. xpf'«, need. 
 
 XptToe, poet, for xpiog, rb, a debt. 
 
 Xpiiuj, Jon. the same as XP«*« ■ 
 see xO^^'i- 
 
 XpfiojSrig, eog, b, //, useful, neces- 
 sary : fr. XP«'«, tJdog. 
 
 Xptiofi^, gen. id. fr. xp*'«, ag, 1), 
 
 XPEMETI'ZU, to neigh, snort; 
 f. iaio, perf. KtxptfiiTiKa. 
 
 Xpf/unrTfwg, ov, b, a neighing, 
 snorting : fr. the above. 
 
 Xptfii^iu, f. iffio, to neigh, by sync, 
 for xp^ftfri^w. 
 
 Xp^ljfia, arog, rb, hawking, spit- 
 ting : fr. 
 
 XPE'MnTOMAI, to clear the 
 throat, cough, spit, expectorate. 
 
 Xpffivg, voc. Si Xplnxl/, i^jSog, & 
 Xpofiig, log, b, names of dif- 
 ferent fishes. 
 
 Xp'u)VTai, Ion. for xpdovTai, 
 XpiovTai. 
 
 XPE'Oi\ itog sovg, to, a debt, 
 money lent or borrowed ; fate, 
 death, being the debt which all 
 must pay ; office, duty, charge, 
 service, business ; thing, cause, 
 occasion ; want, need, necessity; 
 use, utility, advantage ; oracle, 
 prodigy ; event, chance ; mon- 
 ster : fr. xpditJ. 
 
 Xptbj, 6og oi'g, 7), & Ion. xP"w 
 for XP«'«. need, necessity ; xpno 
 (iovXrjg ifie Kai ah, 11. K. 4\\, 
 there is need of counsel to me 
 and thee ; understand 'tKUvtTai, 
 or fii-f3i]Ke, which we find ex- 
 
 pressed II. K. 172 & 118: see 
 ' (093) 
 
 Clarke. 
 Xpi(o, I(»n. for xpw, use, pres. im- 
 per. of xpdofiHi. But 
 Xptoj or XP*«^, to deliver oracles; 
 
 Ion. for xp«<^j which see. 
 XptioKOTTog, or XptoKOTTog, one 
 who xpft^y or xp>^og kotttu, cuts 
 off" a debt, (viz. by defrauding 
 his creditors of money sj)ent in 
 luxury, termed xpfw'>:o;rtt»/) ; a 
 bankrupt. 
 XpeiuXvHio, to pay a debt, cancel 
 an obligation : *fr. XpfoAt/r;;?, 
 one who xpiog Xixi, pays a debt. 
 Xpeiofitvog, Ion. for xO^^'t^^vog, 
 pres. i)art. of xpdofxai, vjftai, to 
 use ; f. xpn^rofiai. Th. xpdio. 
 Xpfwr, Tb, the same as Xfdog, 
 tog, Tb, a debt; necessity; death, 
 iate ; xi'fwi' i(TTi, it is necessary, 
 right, proper, worth the while* 
 XpUovTai, Ion. for xp^^^^ai, fr. 
 
 Xpaofiai. 
 Xpeixig, lo, TO, Att. for xp^og, tog, 
 
 Tb, a debt, borrowed money. 
 Xptu)(TTtio, to be a debtor ; xpf<^- 
 
 (TTttcrOai, to be due : fr. 
 XpE<:j(TTt]g, ov, b, a debtor : fr. 
 
 XVtoig, a debt. 
 Xptw(pHXtTi]g,ov, 6, a debtor : fr. 
 XJ>^wf, Tb, Att. for xp«oC,a debt, 
 <S: o0ft\(i», to owe. 
 Xp}), it is fit, j>roper or becoming; 
 it behoves ; it ought, it must, it 
 is necessary ; is possible (imper- 
 sonal, with an ace); inij.f. t'xp'/*' 
 «^ XP'P' ; f. XPV<^ii, it will be'fit; 
 ^"^^j- XPy^ <>l't. XP«"/ ; pi"e«. infin. 
 XPnvcu, for which we often have 
 XPnt'- Th. xpt'«- 
 Xpy, you use, Plato, Xcn. (Econ. 
 Xpy, he answers, prophesies, de- 
 
 livei-s an oracle. Soph. 
 Xpy^ovTi, they wish. Dor. for 
 XpyKovm, 3 pi. i)res. ind. act. fr. 
 Xpy'^w, to desire, want, wish, re- 
 quest, demand; deliver an ora- 
 cle, prophesy ; f. xpj/Vw, i)aul.- 
 p.-f. pass. K:txPJ/'^<'/t"t,perf. pass. 
 Ktxpijfiai, perf. part pass. Ktxpy- 
 fikvog ; Some write it xpnZ(o, 
 &c., without I subscribed.' Th. 
 Xpf'«, need. 
 Xpifi^ui, the same as xp{/^<^. 
 XpififfKtnGai, Ion. for xp'/^^t't^to 
 
 use, infill, m. fr. xp^^ofiai. 
 Xp^lfia, arog, to, a thing, matter, 
 affair, business ; any tiling that 
 admits of being used, which one 
 can (xpnrrOai) use, viz. money, 
 wealth, merchandise ; an oracle ; 
 work, deed ; (rt xp>)/^« ^pd(Tai ; 
 Eur. Or. 1599, to have done 
 what thing ?) a larj^'e part of 
 any thing ; w Ztu fiaaiXtv, to 
 XPUh(f^ tCjv vvktCjv o(tov air'tpa- 
 Tov, Aristoph. N. 2, how great 
 a part of the night is yet not 
 over ! acptv^ovijTutv TrafnroXv 
 Ti xPUh"> Xeu. K. II. ii. a great 
 
XPII 
 
 XPH 
 
 XPH 
 
 m 
 
 Ml 
 
 hody of sYmgers ; ffvbg fiky a xp.,|Xp^/xt, (obsol.) to be necessary 
 a great monster of a boar, He- — - • ".i,o«o« ,...,'. .^n».,ni 
 
 rod. ; ri to X9^^l^^ XP"''^''' ^ 
 tbe passage sliouM be read in 
 Tlieocr. xxi. 35 : \>\. rd xpnftciTa, 
 money, wealth, resources, ad- 
 vantages, profits ; domestic fur- 
 niture, ntensils, vessels ; Hes. 
 0pp. 407. (see Griev. on the 
 same.) Th. xp«w. 
 Xp»;)Liart^w, to have business, be 
 busy, give attention to the trans- 
 action of business ; awai-d jus- 
 tice, decree ; propose to the 
 people, deal with the people, 
 refer to the senate, agitate or 
 discuss plans, deliberate, give 
 one's own opinion ; have com- 
 mercial dealings, transact busi- 
 ness with any one ; assume to 
 oneself a name ; gain money ; 
 deliver an oracle, answer ; pass, 
 receive an oracle, have warning 
 from above ; mid. receive mo- 
 ney, snatch it from others, ac- 
 quire it for oneself, make much 
 gain ; f. iVw, a. I. ind. act. 
 fXP'/AtrtT-KTa, a. 1. inf. xfjnuari- 
 cai, pres. pass, xp'?]^"^'^"/^"*' 
 to get money, perf. pass. KfXP'J- 
 lj,dri(Tfxni, (Tat^ orat, perf. part. 
 
 01', 
 
 entrusted with or a keeper of 
 proper ^: whence x^^V, XP^>«»- oracles : fr. xp»]<r//6^, (pvXat 
 
 Xonixoffvvv, r)Q, ii^ vvant, need, Xp/]«r/i«/;i^*w, w, f. ^(Toj, to utter 
 same as x9^'^cl. oi^acles in verse, divme, predict: 
 
 Xovv, Ton.' for txpr]v, impf. orj fr. xf/^^/^'/^^''^- . . 
 
 for XP^7»'«^ J"^"- "f t^^^ ^''^^'^^ Xp,;rr/a.K)i«, «C, »/, the smguig or 
 impersonal xp//, it is fit, it ought, delivering of oracles, an oracu- 
 there ou<^ht. li»r response : & 
 
 Xpyc, 1^01*. contr. for XP«"C. 2 Xonrrtit^^iKOQ, 1), 6v, suited to or 
 sing. pres. ind. act. of xp«^^ to pertaining to a prophet or ora- 
 
 lend, be of service. 
 Xph<^aQ, a. 1. part. act. fr. xP«to 
 XpJ7rra(T0ai, to have used, a. I 
 
 inf. m. of xpf'Oftrtt, to use, a. 1. 
 
 m. ixp^l^"!^^'''') ^' !• P''^i't. m. 
 
 XpTjffc'tfiiroQ. Th. xP^^- 
 XQijncuv, Dor. for XPy^"^ ^^ 
 
 Xp»/i^f«v 
 
 snig. 
 
 Xoi)(70a, Dor. for txP'?^, 
 
 impf. of XP^U^^- 
 Xpi}(T6at, Dor. for xpafjOai, pros. 
 
 inf. m. of xp"f^H-"^y to use. 
 Xpy](T9t\g, tlfra, h', a. l.part. pass. 
 
 of xp"^*'* ^- I- V^^^- txP')(J^n^')^- 
 
 1. inf. pass, xpj?'^^'/^'"'- 
 XprfffOiov, let them use, 3 dual 
 
 pass. icfxp'/A*"^t'''f*^^°C', fly 
 
 cles, prophetic : fr. 
 Xprjn^VCoQ, 6, y, one that sings 
 
 or delivers oi'acles in verse ; 
 
 oracular, mystic ; a poet, seer, 
 
 propliet : Ir. xP'/^/^oC t^cr]. 
 XpijaofitOa, 1 pi. f. 1. "1. of xp«; 
 
 ofiai, to use ; f. xP '/"■"/'«*-' ^• 
 
 part. m. xp^'^'V'^'^f' ^' *'*'• 
 Xp77(T7-£ov, one nuist use, verbal 
 adj. fr. xp«0At"t> to use. 
 XprtnTtvo^aiy to behave with 
 kindness, be obliging or accom- 
 modating ; f. si'(To/iai, i)f. pass. 
 
 jcfXP^"^^*''/'"^ : fr. xpn^^oc;. 
 Xpjjo-r^p, ^poc, 6, one that gives 
 oracles : fr. xo«t«>- 
 
 Att. for xp^'^^w'^"*', 3 ]''• Pi'^'s. Xpr](TTnpia^o^ai, f. m. acrofiai, to 
 
 a. 1. pa.ss. txP'J/*^'"''"'''^', '^- *• 
 part. pass. XP'?A*«''<^^^'C) «i^roe. 
 Th. xP'ljW"- Hence 
 Xpr;/iari<nt;, £wc, »/, money-ma- 
 king, gain, profit ; transacting 
 of business ; pronouncing a de- 
 cree : «Sc 
 XptjfJictTKTfibQ, ov, 6, a divine or 
 oracular answer ; answer of ma- 
 gistrates and judges, who sit to 
 award justice ; appeal and re- 
 ference to the i)eople, when any 
 question is referred to them ; 
 gain, money-making, gainful 
 traffic, matter of money, profit, 
 desire of gain : & 
 Xprifiari(TTr)fjiov, ov, to, a place 
 where any gainful art is prac- 
 tised, money-changer's shoj) ; 
 where justice is awarded, or 
 ambassadors receive their an- 
 swer, hall, court ; where the 
 oracle is given, an oracle : «Sc 
 Xp>//iarioTA)c, 01;, 6, a man of 
 business ; i)ne that collects mo- 
 ney ; a merchant, factor : fr. 
 XpTjuaTi^it). 
 XpiJuariffTiKOQ, 7), 6v, engaged or 
 expert in getting money, lucra- 
 tive, profitable. 
 XpTji-iaroSaiTTji;, ou, 6, a distri- 
 butor of money, awarder of pos- 
 sessions : fr. xP'7/*«» eairriQ. 
 XpfJuaTOTTOiix^, oi), 6, //, money- 
 getting, productive : fr. XP^IH^"} 
 
 TTOISIO. 
 
 Xpwn^ »?C, Vy need, want ; a pe- 
 tition ; utility : fr. xpao/i«t« 
 
 nnper. m. ot xP""/^"'» w/if/t 
 XpT]Tii.uvio, to be usefid ; f. ivcru), 
 
 perf. K^XP^^'V**"^" • ^**" 
 
 Xpriaifwg, o, »';, & T), ov, fit for 
 use, useful, serviceable, profit- 
 a])le, convenient, good ; made 
 use of, fre([uented ; compar. 
 XpirnixioTipog ; superb xp?/<^iftw- 
 raroi; : fr. xp«o/iat. Hence 
 
 XprjffifxojQ, adv., usefully. 
 
 XpnmQ, lOQ, 7/, use, employment, 
 practice, custom ; enjoyment, 
 intercourse ; utility, profit, ad- 
 vantage ; letting out to hire ; 
 lending any thing gratis ; pass- 
 age of an author, quoted to con 
 
 consult an oracle : fr. 
 
 XpijfTTtipiov, ov, TO, a place for 
 delivering oracles ; an oracle ; 
 victim offered l)y those who con- 
 sult the oracle ; slaughter, dead 
 body, sacrifice : fr. 
 
 XptjCTTfjpioQ, a, 01', pertaining to 
 a sootiisayer or divination, pro- 
 phetic, oracular ; useful : fr. 
 
 Xpr/fTr/;c, (^v, u, a dealer in money, 
 money-lender, usurer ; creditor, 
 borrower, debtor ; one that de- 
 li vei*s oracles, a seer : fr. xp«w 
 
 or xpy'^**^* 
 
 Xpq<TTiKos, ?), ov, fit for use, ])ro- 
 iitable ; capable of managing, 
 
 firm an argument or as an il- handy ; frugal : fr. tlie above, 
 lustration ; also poet, for XP'J<^- X|c»;aroi70aa, ac, r/, purity of 
 ^ibg, an oracle : fr. xp^o/itat. morals, ])robity, kindness : fr. 
 
 Xono-unyoplw, f. /)(T<t.,'to utter or iXp;/fTro/;^/;C, ff'C, »j »'/> ""« ^^ 
 
 deliver oracles : fr. XPW^I^^^ 
 dyoptvio. 
 Xpr/tr/ioXoyjw, w, to interpret 
 oracles, tell, announce oracles ; 
 
 f. ijffio, pf. KfxP'^'^/*"^"?'''^" • ^ 
 
 XpTjanoXoyia^ ag, 1), the deliver- 
 ing or expounding of oracles, 
 prediction, divination : fr. 
 
 Xpt}(Tno\6yog, 6, »'/, that delivers 
 or expounds oracles, a diviner, 
 prophet : fr. xpU^^^^^i Xeyw. 
 
 Xprjff^bg, ov, 6, an oracular re- 
 sponse, oracle ; xprjfffioi, divi- 
 nations. Th. X9^^f to deliver 
 oracles. 
 
 Xpn^^l^offvi'rjf Tjg, 7), an oracle, 
 divination ; need, want : fr. 
 Xpnio or xpyK<^' 
 
 Xpi}(Ti.io(p()pog, 6, »/, one that car- 
 ried about or hawked oracles, 
 an interpreter of oracles : fr. 
 Xpy]<Tfibgj 0sp't». 
 
 XpT]<TuoAv\a^, Kog, 6, one that is 
 (694) 
 
 ])ure morals, good, gentle, kind: 
 fr. xp'/'7^oc, TiOug. ^ 
 
 XprjffTOKapTTogy o, //, that bears 
 good fruit : ir. xo'/f^roc, Kupirog. 
 
 XptjTToXoyia, ag, »/, fiattery, gen- 
 tleness of language : fr. 
 
 XprjfTroXoyog, b, >'/, speaking good 
 words, fiattering : fr. xP'?f^^oi<"? 
 \6yog. 
 
 XpijcrrofiaOiiay ag, »/, zeal for 
 useful knowledge, inquisitive- 
 ness ; instruction ; useful in- 
 struction ; a chrestomathy or 
 selecti<jn of useful passages from 
 authors : fr. xPfl'^ToficiOrjg. 
 
 Xprj(TT0iJia6Eijj, w, f. //(tw, to learn 
 or teach useful knowledge : fr. 
 
 Xpi)<TrofinOt)g, fog, 6, »/, one that 
 has learnt, or that follows by 
 choice, useful and profitable 
 knowledge: XP^^'^^' f-iavOdrio. 
 
 Xpr](TTbi', oil, TO, utility, benig- 
 nity : fr. 
 
 XPO 
 
 Xp»;<Tr6c, »), iv. :it for use, useful, 
 beneficial,^ 'eje- viceable, manage- 
 able ; jasy, simple, innocent ; 
 meanj, coinni'ii ; good, honest, 
 kind, courteous, benign, lenient, 
 wor.iiy, deserving. Th. xP«w. 
 
 XprjOTorijg, tiTog, »/, a disposition 
 to lend ; benignity, bounty. 
 go(tdness, kindness, courtesy, 
 nti'ablity; clemency, mercy; in- 
 nocence, simplicity : & 
 
 XprirTToJg, adv., well, fairly, use- 
 fully, thriftily ; sweetly, kindly, 
 courteously : fr. xpl^^^^' 
 
 XpiJTat, Dor. or Att. for xP'S'""*? 
 3 sing, pi'es. ind. m. of xp^ofxai, 
 to use. Th. XP"*''- 
 
 X(H/(a, aTog, to, =: xp'^^/*"- 
 
 XPlMnTii, f. \pio, to dash a- 
 gainst ; cause to approach, bring 
 near ; touch slightly, graze, 
 wound ; approach, come near ; 
 cling close to, lean upon. 
 
 Xpiaafitinj, having anointed her- 
 self, a. 1. pt. m. fem. g. of XP^^- 
 
 Xplmg, tutg, //, an anointing, unc- 
 tion, plastering. Th. XP^^' 
 
 XpTo-jua, arog, to, ointment, unc- 
 tion, oil ; paint, whitewash : fr. 
 ])erf. pa.ss. of XP^^t to anoint. 
 JiUgl. christn. 
 
 Xpiffnavbg, »), oj/, ii Christian, 
 disciple of Christ : fr. 
 
 XoKTTbg, t), bv, anointed ; as a 
 subst. XPI:i:TO'S, ov, b, Lat. 
 CJiristus, Christ, our blessed Sa- 
 viour, Heb. Messiah, signifying 
 his office : fr. xP'^'^j to anoint, 
 perf. pass. (clx'Jio'ft«t)i <^cti, otcu. 
 
 XPl'Q, to anoint, daub, besmear, 
 colour; touch the .surface, graze, 
 wound ; prick, sting ; f. iVw, a. 
 1. txP^^^j perf. Kixp'iKa, perf. 
 
 pass. K£Xi't^/*"'5 '^^^^ <TTai. 
 
 XPO'A, ag, 1), colour, surface ; 
 colour of the skin, complexion ; 
 skin or bodv of a man ; also 
 Xpoa, acc.fr. xpovg, XP^^^C, XP''^» 
 o, the skin ; as if fr. XP^"'> to 
 colour. 
 
 Xpoid, dg, //, the same as xP^^j 
 ag, //, colour. 
 
 Xpol^^o, f. I'crw, to colour, touch 
 the skin, touch, embrace ; pass. 
 XPot^ofiai, to be coloured, ap- 
 plied to the skin ; mid. to cling 
 to the skin, embrace each other, 
 lie by, Theocr. : fr. xpo^> XP"0C- 
 
 Xpoiijv, ace. sing. Ion. fr. xpot«- 
 
 XpofiaSog, ov, b, a gnashing of 
 the teeth, clenching of the jaws: 
 fr. xpo«, bfiacog. 
 
 Xpnmog, ov, 6, Chromius, a pro- 
 per name. 
 
 Xpofitg, icog, >/, a kind of fish. 
 
 Xpoi'Ew, a), to live, be in one's 
 senses. Th. xp^^^^C) time. 
 
 Xpo rt^tu, to last a long time, be- 
 gin to grow old ; spend time, 
 delay, tarry ; prolong, retard ; 
 
 XPY 
 
 f. iffiOf Att. xp'^^'^^f *'f ) **j ^' ^ • 
 tXpovtfT'rt, perf. KSXpoviKa, I have 
 delayed. Th. xp^^'og- 
 
 XpovLKbg, t), 01', of or belonging 
 to time or times, of long dura- 
 tion, chronic ; rd xpoi'ixd, an- 
 nals, chronicles. Th. xP^^'^f^' 
 Hence 
 
 XpnviKutg, adv., for the time : fr 
 the above. 
 
 Xpoviog, a, ov, or 6, »/, durable, 
 that lasts long ; that comes in 
 season ; after a long time, that 
 tarries long, lingering, tedious ; 
 tardy, late, slow : fr. xP^^'^Q- 
 Hence 
 
 XpoinoTijg, i]Tog, 1), length of 
 time, duration, endurance : fr 
 the above. 
 
 Xpoi'ifTfjibg, ov, b, the same ; tar- 
 rving, delay : fr. perf. pass, of 
 Xpovi^io. 
 
 Xpovoypa<l)ia, ag, »'/, a descrij)tion 
 or record of the times, chro- 
 nology ; x'^ox'oypa^tat, annals : 
 fr. 
 
 Xpovoynd(pog, ov, b, a writer of 
 annals, chronologist : fr. xpovo^, 
 ypdtpu). 
 
 XpovoXoyia, ag, y, chronology, 
 knowletlge of times at which 
 events happened : fr. 
 
 XpovoXoyug, ov, b, a chronologist, 
 one .skilled in the knowledge of 
 times and dates, that gives a 
 .system of dates : fr. xP^^^Qf ^o- 
 yog. Th. Xty<x). 
 
 XPO'NOi), ov, b, time, season, 
 age, year ; delay, continuance, 
 length, duration ; hd xpoj'oi', 
 after a long time ; dt'd xpbi'ov 
 & tTTt xpovov, for some time : 
 Xp6i'(iJ, adv., by degrees, at 
 length. 
 
 XpovoTpij3ioj, w, to wear out the 
 time, tarry long, delay ; f. rjffoj^ 
 perf. fctxpoi'orpj'/Sr/Ka, a. 1. inf. 
 act. xpo»'orpc/3/)(Tai : fr. xp^^^Q^ 
 time, & TpijSu), to wear, f. i//a». 
 
 \pobg, gen. fr. XP*^^'S- ^^^^ 
 
 Xpoog ovg, oov ov, also gen. xpobg, 
 dat. XP^S ^, colour of the skin ; 
 the skin ; body. Th. XP'^^- 
 
 Xpow, Xpiuvi'Vio, or Xpwvvvfii, f. 
 Xpiocroj, to give colour to, paint, 
 stain ; soil, pollute, defile : fr. 
 Xport. 
 
 XpvffdXaKaToQ, o, a. Dor. for 
 XpvoiiXuKaTog. 
 
 XpvffaXig, &. Xpr^ffrtXXjf, i^og, 1), 
 the chafer, slow-legged beetle ; 
 a clirysalis : fr. the colour of 
 XP^Toe, gold. 
 
 Xpixraj-ipog, 6, //, having golden 
 sands, whose sands contain gold: 
 fr. xP'^'^bg, di.ifiog. 
 
 Xpvadpoii^og,b, >y, (sc. (TMndTwv,) 
 exchanging the slain for gold : 
 fr. xp^'^bg, d^oifii). 
 
 XpvffdfiTTvK) vKog, 6, //, having the 
 (GDo) 
 
 XPY 
 
 hair or mane bound with golden 
 fillets : h\ xpv(Tbg, djnrv^. 
 
 Xpvffdi'Bffioi', ov, TO, chrysanthe- 
 iitum, marigold, crowsfoot; gold- 
 en knobs : fr. xp<'^0(,, aj'0f^oi'. 
 
 XpvcravTavyii)g, kog, b, ?/, having 
 the lustre of gold : fr. XP^'O'^'C* 
 dvravyljg. 
 
 Xpvcrdopog, ov, b, //, & Xpyffa'wp, 
 opog, b, >/, having a sword of 
 gold : fr. xp*^o't)(j, doQ. 
 
 Xpvodpyvpov, ov, rb, a tax paid 
 for a trade: fr, XP''*'''^L"j "Py^pof. 
 
 Xpi;(Tap^/aroc, b, »/, drawn in a 
 golden chariot: fr. XP^^^^j clpfia. 
 
 Xpvcra(T—ig, iCog, b, //, poet, hav- 
 ing a golden or gilded shield, 
 splendidly armed. Th. daTrig. 
 
 Xpvcravyn'ig, eog, b, 1), having the 
 splendour of gold. Th. avyi]. 
 
 Xpuaa'(.jp,the same as xpv(ycLonvg\ 
 also the name of a man. 
 
 Xpv<rtiov, ovj rb, a gold-mine, 
 goldsmith's workshop : fr. 
 
 Xpvmiog, a, or, of gold, golden, 
 giltled, plated with gold. Th. 
 Xpv(Tog. 
 
 Xpv(TtXt<pavTt7n'}XeKTpog, o, »'/, 
 shining, cased or wrought with 
 g(»ld, ivory, and amber: fr. XP^" 
 crbg, tXkipag, trrl, ^ yXeKrpov. 
 
 Xpv(TtXf<l>uvTivog, rj, or, made of 
 or adorned with srold and ivorv: 
 fr. XP'^""'"-? tXtcpag. 
 
 XpvaLvCtTog, b, //, bounJ with or 
 cased in gold (as a precious 
 stone in a ring) : fr. xp^'^^G* 
 
 Xpv(Tto(56(Trpvx<^gi Oj V, having 
 
 g(jlden locks or tresses : fr. XP'^' 
 
 creog, fSocrrpvxog. 
 Xpv(Tt6d/x)}Tog, b, if, fabricated of 
 
 gttld : fr. xpv(yfog, ^j/itu. 
 XpvrreoKOjxyg, ov, b, having hair 
 
 of gold, golden-haired : fr. XP^' 
 
 (TtOg, KOfXI]. 
 
 XpvatoKvicXog, b, 1), shining with 
 a golden orb ; epithet of the 
 sun : fr. xp^o"*"*;, KVKXog. 
 
 XpvasojxaXXog, b, //, having a 
 golden fieece : xP^<^tog, naXXog. 
 
 XovneofiiTpyg, ov, b, wearing a 
 golden fillet: fr. XP''"^*<'S> fiiTpa. 
 
 XpvffSoiujTog, b, //, liaving a gild- 
 ed back, viz. covered with gold, 
 as a shield. Th. rioTog. 
 
 Xpy(Tto7r»}\;j4, V^^og, b, »';, having 
 a golden helmet : fr. xP'''^*"t"> 
 7rr)X7]K' 
 
 Xpv(Teo7rt]i')}Tog, b, »/, interwoven 
 with gold : fr. XP^'^^^Q> Tnjvti- 
 Tog ; fr. Trijifij or Trijvog. 
 
 Xpv(Tiog, t], ov, contr. ovg, i), oyr, 
 made of gold, golden, adorned 
 with gold, gilded ; beautiful, 
 bright, precious ; subst. 6 XP*^" 
 aovg, a golden coin of the value 
 of two drachms of gold; rb XP^' 
 (Tovr, yelk: fr. xpvcrog. 
 
 XpvatoadvCaXog, 6, 1'/, having 
 
%l 
 
 4^ 
 
 XPY 
 
 \ 
 
 f 
 
 XPY 
 
 XPY 
 
 eolden sandals or shoes : fr. 
 
 ^puceoc, ffuvCaXov. 
 XiJV<yto(TT't(pavoQ, 6, »/, wearing 
 
 a golden crown : fr. x9^^^°^' 
 
 tJTk(pavog. 
 XfjvJeocn o\fxog,&. XpvaeoaToXog, 
 
 6, 1'l, ornamc-nted or embroidered 
 
 with <;old : Ir. XP^^^"^' crroXt}- 
 XpvatorevKTog, o, »/, wrought of 
 
 gold : fr. X9^'^^^y Ttvx^- 
 XpvatoTv-noQ, 6, >;, gold-beaten, 
 wrought with gold: fr. xP^J'^^oQ^ 
 
 of gold : fr. xpvcroc, Kvyog. I gold : fr. xP^'^og, Trcvg 
 XpvaoKi^vog, i n, having a gold- XpucroTrpacrog, ov «; ^.t cjr^a 
 
 en irirdle : fr. yovabg, Kii^rn- i^'*««"^*' ^ 8^'^'^" ^^^'"^ """^^ 
 
 xT.re!^. /^, arA'--' the a golden brightness, a topaz or 
 
 proper name of a woman. bery : Ir. XP^Ve, ''^^[^'^l-,. 
 
 xV..u0p..^ rp,xo., o, ,i, golden- Xpv.o^r.pog, u, >/' '^^ »"J^^f ^^ ^ 
 
 ,~ . 1 (> ' ^ /I , i* \vm<re • Ji lirt'ClOUS blone . 11. 
 
 haired: fr. X!'^<^"i.'' ^9^^' wm„s , a picciu 
 
 o 
 TVTTTiO. 
 
 Xpu<T£o0aXapog, o, >/, having 
 
 golden trappings : fr. xpi"^^ot="' 
 
 0aXapa. 
 Xov(Tioi, gen. sing. Dor. for xpv- 
 
 (Ttoi;. , 
 
 Xpytry, dat. sing. f. g. for XP^^^^P* 
 
 but 
 Xovar], 7;c, »/, the name of a city. 
 Xpyar/ig, i^og, r/, ace. Xovai/t^a, 
 
 the daughter of Chnjscs, patro- 
 
 nym. fr. XfJu(T/;g,the high-priest 
 
 of Apollo. 
 Xpv(yi]\aKaTog, 6, >'/, having a 
 
 golden distati; or golden shafts : 
 
 fr. xoi"^oc, tiXaKciTi], 
 XpvoiiXciTog, 6, »'/, wrought of 
 
 beaten gold: fr. xpw'^ot;, tXauvu). 
 Xpvffiiviog, o, //, having golden 
 
 reins : fr. x9"<^^Sf 'i^*-^- 
 Xovffhprjg, iog, 6, >/, fitted with 
 or chased in gold : fr. xP^^'^o^, 
 dpu> 
 
 XpvcToOpovog, 6, n, seated «m a 
 
 golden throne : XP*^*^^^' Ooorog. 
 Xpv<TOKdp)ii>og, u, /j, gold-headed: 
 
 fr. xf>i"^ot) fc:ap»;i'oi'. 
 XpvffOKtpwg, uJTog, 6, »/, having 
 
 golden or gilded horns : fr. xpi^- 
 
 ffbg, Kspag. 
 XpvaoKoXXa, ijG, V, solder of gold ; 
 
 sweetmeat made of honey and 
 
 flax-seed. Th. jcoXXa. 
 XpvffOKoXXrjrog, b, i), soldered or 
 
 embossed with gold, golden ; Ir. 
 
 XpVCTOi 
 
 ^oXXd 
 
 (i>. 
 
 XovffoKOfirjg, ou, 6, golden-haired, 
 having radiant locks ; Dor. XP"- 
 (joKo^ag, a, b : -Aso XpvaoKonog, 
 b, »'/ : fr. xp^f^^^-) 'ffV* '/• 
 XpucToXiOof, ov, 6, Lat. chri/soll- 
 thiis, chrt/solite, a precious stone 
 of a golden colour : fr. XP"<^^ej 
 XiOog, a stone. 
 XpucToXoytu), w, f. r/<Ttu, to speak 
 of gold : fr. x9"^og, Xtyo*. 
 XpvaoXoyxoQ, o, n, having a 
 golden spear: fr. xp^^'^og, Xoyx^/- 
 XpvabXo(pog, b, J?, golden-crested : 
 fr. xpt^fofj X6(pog. 
 Xpv(roXbpi]gy ov, o, having a 
 
 Ximabg, TTTipbr. 
 Xpvaopbiig, ov, b, = xpi"^opP^''iC- 
 XpvabppaTTig, & Xpvff^pcnrig, 
 
 idug, 6, 71, having a golden rod ; 
 
 epith. of ^lercury : fr. xpv'^oc, 
 
 puTcig. ^ 
 
 Xpvaopporjg, D»)r. oag, ov, o, flow- 
 hig with gold, descending in 
 showers of gold : fr. Xf^^^^^^> 
 ptu). , 
 
 XpvaoppvTog, & XpvfropvTog, u, 
 y), flowing with gold, gold- 
 streaming : fr. the same. 
 XPYSO^S, ov, b, gold, any orna- 
 ment or any thing made of gold ; 
 gold coin, wealth, money. 
 Xpvffo(TTk<pavog, b, ?/, wearing a 
 golden crown ; conferring goldiu 
 
 crowns ; 
 
 covered with golden 
 
 XoZlo^, f. i^a>, to be golden or golden lyre : fr. XP'^^^G;^^^"- 
 
 like gold :.Sc , XpvnofiaXXog, o,^ y, having a 
 
 Xpvcru'og, »?, ov, same as xp"- 
 
 (Ttoe ; subst. a golden coin : «Sc 
 Xpvaiov, ov, TO, refined gold, a 
 
 gold coin ; money : a term of 
 
 eiidearmcnt : & 
 
 Xovcl'Tng, ov, 6, fem. XpvfjXrig, 
 i£og, n, containing gold, golden : 
 
 fr. xp^'^oe* 
 Xov(Jo^-:(pfig, log, 6, r/, tinged 
 
 with gold, gilt. Th. ^aTrrw. 
 Xov(ToiiiXmvog, b, t), furnished 
 
 with golden darts : fr. XP^^^C' 
 
 (isXi^ivov. 
 Xpvab^iivXog, o, i), having a soil 
 
 containing gold : fr. XP^^^^^t' 
 
 [5u)Xog. 
 Xouffoyovog, b, i], sprung from 
 
 or born of gold: fr. xP^^^^^j 
 
 XpvffoSai^aXog, & XpvaoCaidnX- 
 Tog, b, 7), variegated or embroi- 
 dered with gold : fr. XP"'^'*^' 
 caidaXog or ccu^aXrog. 
 
 XpvffoCaKTvXiog, b, //, wearing a 
 gold ring : fr. XP^^"^' ^"'^'■"- 
 Xiog, a ring. Th. cdKvvXog. 
 
 Xpvffo^erog, b, t), gold-bound, 
 XpvffoCira, Dor. for r], f. g. : li'. 
 XOffTog, ckio. 
 
 XpvGoeiCt)g, sog, b, yj, resembling 
 or counterfeiting gold, yellow : 
 fr. xovffbg, tUog. 
 
 Xpvakvyog, 6, v, having a yoke 
 
 down ; blooming : fr. XP'^'^^^' 
 aTt(parog. Th. (Trk(}no. 
 Xpv(T6(TTo^og, b, >/, having as it 
 were a golden mouth, pourmg 
 irolden words fr*)m the mouih : 
 Ir. XP^"^^t'» <^^ofia. 
 XnvaoaTpo(poc, b, ih twisted, in- 
 laid, bent with gold : fr. X9^^*^^> 
 arpifpto. 
 XpvaoTiKTiov, ovog, b, »/, a gold- 
 smith : fr. xp^^'^oc;, TtKTiov. 
 golden fleece : fr. XP^'^og, fiaX- Xpva'nvKTog, b, r), wrought of 
 ^. '^ gold : Ir. X9^(Tog, TtvKTog. 
 
 Xovaou,)XoXSvOtov, Th, a little XpVGoTivxi)<^. ^og, o, //, having 
 golden cock-chafer : fr. xpi'^^C, golden arms or armour : Ir. 
 
 C^-^pl ov, o,\aving a)S:c:ahavH.gagolden 
 golden fillet : fr. xpi^<r6e,.,iirp«. '"-v r fr. vovffoc, ro^ov. 
 
 Xpvaofiop'poc, b, r), like g(»ld : ir. 
 Xpvaog, /<o()^//. 
 
 XpvrrovioTog, b, »'/, golden-backed, 
 
 with golden buckles : fr. xpi'f^^e, 
 
 i'uJTog. 
 
 XpvaoKvXog, b, y, an epithet of 
 the 6d\pog, or tpvOpoCai'OV, the 
 herb madder (from its red sub- 
 stance). Th. ^uXov. 
 
 XpvaoTraffTog, b, y, sprinkled, 
 speckled, or variegated with 
 gold : fr. x9^^og, Traffcrai. 
 
 XpvffoTTsd'iXog, b, >/, having golden 
 shoes or sandals : fr. xP^^^^g, 
 
 TfS^lXoV. 
 
 XpvffoTTiTrXog, b, //, golden-robed : 
 
 fr. x9^^^'^^ TTiTrXog. 
 XpvaoiriiXyl, ijKog, b, having a 
 
 golden helmet. Th. iryXyK. 
 XpvffOTTOibg, ov, b, a goldsmith or 
 
 jjoldbeater : fr. xP^^^^t:? ttowcu 
 
 bow : fr. xp^<^oc, toKov. 
 Xov(TOTpiaivog, 6, i/, wielding 
 
 a golden trident: fr. XP^''^^^* 
 
 Toiaiva. 
 Xpvffovpybg, ov, b, a worker m 
 
 gold, goldsmith, (contr. for xpt>- 
 
 ffotpyog) •■ fi'- XP^"^"i''» tpyor. 
 XpvCToyy, n, ovv : see xptrfftog. 
 Xpvnov<png, iog, 6, i?, woven or 
 
 twined of gold : fr. XP^^^i-'y 
 
 V(plJ. 
 
 Xpvao<pdtrvog,ov, Xpvao(pa))g, & 
 Xpv(To(l>tyyi)g, sog, 6, //, shining 
 with or liUe gold, golden-beam- 
 ing : fr. xp^'^og, cS: (pciog, ({>iyyog. 
 
 Xpvaofpopkio, w, to wear golden 
 ornaments or a dress of gold ; 
 f. ijffio, perf. Ktxpvoo(p6pijKa : fr. 
 
 Xpvao(l>6pog, b, i), wearing gold, 
 dressed in gold : fr. xP^^^^'-j 
 <psou}. 
 
 Xpv(To(pvXaKy oKog, 6, y, a gold- 
 
 HOluueaier . ii. x^'^^"^) '• --i r -' -- -„ - - , 
 
 Xpl;(T07rXoKa^oc,o,V,^vith golden; keep^'V. treasurer: fr. XP^^^^^C, 
 curls or ringlets : fr. xP^^o^', <pv\aK. kh. cpvXaffffio 
 
 TrXoKctpog. 
 XpvaoTTOvg, iroSog, b, r), gold- 
 footed, having supporters of 
 (696) 
 
 XpvaoxcttTag, a, b, Dor. for 
 XpvcoxaiTiig, ov,b, having golden 
 curls or hair : fr. xpvcfog, x"'^*?- 
 
 ' 
 
 ?^T£2 
 
 XYT 
 
 XGP 
 
 >- / 
 
 Xpvffoxc'iXJtr.nr^ 6, y, liaving a 
 
 golden IVit : fr. xp'^^oc:, x«Xrvoc. 
 Xpi'<Toxf,<p, fipog, o, ?/, goldeii- 
 
 liandt',1, jiaving rings of gold : 
 
 fr. XT^ffoc, xf'p. 
 XpvfToxonov, ov, Tb, a goldsmith's 
 
 shop or foundry : «!v. 
 XpvfToxofut, to fuse gold, be a 
 
 goldsmith : «fe 
 XpvfTOxo'iKog, y, bv, (sc. Tfx^^li) 
 
 the art of melting or refining 
 gold : & 
 Xpvfxuxoog, ov, b, a worker in 
 gold, goldsmith ; melter or fuser 
 of gold : fr. xpvffbg, x^<^- 
 Xpvffoco, at, f. axTiu, to gild, inlay 
 with gold, adorn with gold : fr. 
 Xpvoog. 
 Xpi'(Tio, gen. Dor. &. tEoI. for XP^- 
 
 aov, fr. xovaog. 
 Xpvaojfia, uTog, to, a golden ves- 
 sel or utensil, gold plate, gild- 
 ing : fr. xp^>'^oii). 
 XpvfTit)i4uj, bj, f. yaio, to j)urehase 
 gold or with gold ; change a gold 
 coin for silver: fr. xpvf^og, ojvkio. 
 XpvawTTiig, ov, b, fem. Xpvffujmg, 
 iSog, y, having golden eyes or a 
 golden face : fr. xp^^^g, w*//. 
 Xp(p, contr. for xP*''Vj ^^'^^t. sing, 
 fr. xP"f't% ov, b, skin. Th. xpo", 
 colour, skin. 
 Xpojsw, f. (oau), to colour, stain, 
 defile, ])ollute, touch the skin, 
 touch, take hold of : fr. xp<5«) or 
 XPiog. 
 Xpoj^ia, aTog, Tb, the surface, 
 skin ; colour, colour of the skin, 
 complexion ; paint, ornament ; 
 a musical term : fr, XP"«- 
 XpwfiaTiKbg, y, iv, belonging to 
 colours ; chromatic, a musical 
 term : fr. xp*^/'"' 
 Xpo>f.iivog, y, oi', pros. part. m. 
 
 fr. xp^ufiai, to use. Th. XP^'^- 
 Xpiori'vu), or Xpibvi^fu, to give 
 colour to, dye, paint ; soil, spot, 
 stain, defile! Th. xpo«. But 
 Xoioi'vvu), the same as XP«<«>» to 
 lend ; pass, to be lent ; middle, 
 to receive as a loan, borrow. 
 Xnuti'Tai, 3 pi. pres. iiid. m, of 
 
 Xpnofiai. 
 Xpwg, coTbg, or Xpu)g, xp^og, b, 
 the surface, skin ; skin with the 
 flesh under it ; colour ; body ; 
 the same as xpovg, xpobg, XP"^- 
 XpCJaig^ nog, y, a colouring, stain- 
 ing : & 
 
 XpwoT/}p, ripoc, b, one that dyes 
 
 or stains : fr. xpw^w. 
 Xpibffu), I will colour, f. 1. ind. 
 
 act. of xpwi'J^J'jwi, or XP^^» to 
 
 colour ; f. wrruj, a. 1 . inf. act. 
 
 XP^<rai, a. 1. inf. pass, xpwrr^//- 
 
 vai. Th. xP"flt, ag, y, colour. 
 XpioTi^u), f. i(To), same as XP^^<^ ', 
 
 mid. to tinge, imbue : fr. xp^^^- 
 XptpTo, he may be using, 3 sing. 
 
 pres. opt. pass, of xp^ofiai, to 
 
 use.^ Th. xp"w, to lend. ( pot : Xvrpoi, lov, o\, an Athe- 
 
 XvCiiiog, a, ov, poured, spread in' nian festival : fr. 
 heaps, abundant, copious, com- Xvu), obsol. to pour, pour out, 
 
 mon, cheap, vulgar : fr 
 
 &c. ; f. xi"T<'>,porf. K^xtKa, perf. 
 
 \vcyv, adv. in heaps,^ profusely, j.ass. Kkxv^m, i>lu].erf. pass, ^^e 
 
 at every turn : fr. x^'^ 
 XvXi^K), f. i(Tu>, to squeeze out the 
 jnice, resolve into juice : fr. 
 
 XTAO'2, ov, 6, juice, chijk ; per- 
 haps fr. x'""^) to pour. 
 
 Xi'Xow, to convert into x"'^^'^ 
 chyle ; squeeze out the juice : 
 fr. the above. 
 
 Xvfia, or Xv/xa, arog, rb, any 
 tiling ])oured out, or tliat, when 
 poured, flows along ; a Hqui<l, 
 fluid ; eff*usion, stream, flood ; 
 libation made on a tomb ; con- 
 fusion, multitude : fr. xj'to. 
 
 Xv/xi^oj, f. i(Tio, to sweeten with 
 juice, make liigh-flavoured,cook, 
 season : fr. x^'l^^og. 
 
 Xv/jiKog, y, bv, belonging to 
 juice or juices : fr. 
 
 Xv^bg,ov, o, juice, sap, moisture, 
 sauce, taste, savoiu' : fr. x^^' 
 
 Xvi'To, see x^'^o. 
 
 Xvvco, Lat. /undo, to pour : fr. 
 
 Xvmc, (log, i7,a pouring, eff*usion, 
 
 flow, melting li(juid : & 
 XvT))p, ypog, b, a crucible, foun- 
 dry : & 
 
 XiWyg, ov, b, a inciter, founder : 
 fr. x'^ttj. 
 
 XvtXu^oj, f. d(Tu), to souse with a 
 mixture of water and oil ; anoint, 
 after bathing ; souse, wash, 
 cleanse, })urify : fr. 
 
 XvtXov, ov, TO, a mixture of wa- 
 ter and oil to anoint the bodies 
 of bathers ; a species of divina- 
 tion made with water and oil ; 
 X»''rXa, libations poured on the 
 tombs of the departed : fr. x"^- 
 
 XvrXooj, oi, f. tjffio, the same as 
 XVTXd^ix). 
 
 XvTo, it had been poured. Ion. 
 for tKfxvTo, 3 sing. i)luperf. 
 pass. : x^i'To for tKex^'^'To, 3 pi. 
 of the same tense : fr. x''"^> to 
 l)Our, f. v(Tu), perf. pass. Ksxv/.iai. 
 
 XvTog, ?), or, i)Oured, melted, 
 fused, refined ; fusible ; dng out 
 of the earth, formed by heaping 
 up earth, heaped up ; artificial : 
 fr. x'^t'j, the same as xew. 
 
 XvTpa, ag, y, a pitcher, earthen 
 pot. Th. x*^^pof- Deuce 
 
 XvTpiSior, Tb, dim. a little pot. 
 
 XvTpaiog 6i XvTpiog 6c XvTptiog, 
 a, ov, <Sc XvTptovg, y, ovv, of 
 day, of shard. Th. x^'^poC- 
 
 XvTpoyavXog, ov, b, a large pot 
 or tub to pour into : fr. xi^'P", 
 yavXng, a kind of small boat. 
 
 XvTpoTTovg, TToCog, 6, a pot with 
 feet, kettle, laver : X*^^poc, Trovg. 
 
 XY'TPOS, ov, b, a vessel into 
 which water is poured, pitcher, 
 (607) 
 
 no 
 
 Xy^v, (TO, TO. Th. x^(o. 
 
 Xio, to take, for txo) or \a< 
 whence x«J'(Vn^(u, the same ; Lut 
 
 Xai, for K((i b. 
 
 XojCiovtg, Dor. for Kai b''Acmng. 
 
 Xioto, Ion. for x('Ooj', be angrv, 
 pres. inijicr. of x^'o/uaj, the .sanie 
 as xoXoil^ai. Th. x<'X/}, bile. 
 
 Xm 'k. Dor. for Kai b tK. 
 
 XwXaivio, f. avw, to lame ; be 
 lame, halt, hobble : fr. x^Xog 
 
 XojXfia, ag, y, lamenei-s : fr. 
 
 XioXtvoj, to lame ; be lame, limp ; 
 f. fv<T(o : fr. x^AoL". 
 
 XioXoTToibg, b, causing lameness, 
 introducing crij>ples ; an epith. 
 a|)plied to Euiipides by Aristo- 
 phanes. Th. TTOlioJ. 
 
 XQAO 2, »}, oj', lame, having a 
 
 feeble limb, limping, crippled, 
 
 mutilated, defective, imi)erfcct, 
 
 mean. 
 
 XwXoryg, yTog, ij, lameness : fr. 
 
 the above. 
 XioXoio, u), f. oiVw, to lame, make 
 
 lame : fr. the same 
 Xw'Xtu/irt, aTog, TO, lameness,halt- 
 ing, any defect or distortion of 
 limb : fr. the above. 
 Xa>//«, uTog, TO, a mound, mole, 
 embankment, wall ; tomb ; dam, 
 trench : fr. x^^- 
 XiofiaTti^oi^iai, f. iaofiji, to be situ- 
 ated on a hill or iround, be for- 
 tified with an embankment : fr. 
 the above. 
 Xu)fibg, Dor. for -cat b tfxog. 
 Xibvivfia, aTOQ, TO, a melted 
 mass ; molten image : & 
 Xoivevfftg, nog, y, a melting : & 
 XioviVTyg, oi), b, a melter, smelt- 
 er, caster, founder : & 
 XiovtvTug, y, bv, melted : fr. 
 Xiovtvu), to put in a furnace, 
 melt, cast ; f. evmo, perf. k^x^^- 
 7'tuKa, pass, vtvfxai : fr. 
 Xw'i'i;, yg, y, a vessel of clay, in 
 which metals are poured*^ and 
 fused, crucible ; funnel ; the 
 throat. Th. x*<«>, to pour. 
 Xtovvvo), or Xwj'i^f'/zt, f. x^f^^t 
 to heap up, raise a mound, raise 
 a mound over as a tomb, bury : 
 fr. x^'^' 
 Xu)Vog, contr. fr. xoavog. 
 Xioo^ivog, y, ov, angry, (gen. Ion. 
 XiooyLivoio,) pres. j)art. fr. x*^o- 
 fiai, the same as xoXoofxai, ov- 
 ^ai,U) be angry. Th. x"^//. 
 XojTTOffai, and as many as. Dor. 
 
 for Kai oTToaai. 
 Xw'ort, ag, Ion. x^pn^ Vg, V, a 
 place, spot, situation, seat ; post, 
 station, office ; sj»ace, room ; 
 land, farm, territory, country. 
 
 / 
 
wamiainitiiBWr wwr a 
 
 M 
 
 4. 
 
 f 
 I- 
 
 X12P 
 
 region, district ; dignity, honour, 
 rank ; Kara x^P^^* "^ one's 
 station, in one's proper place 
 
 man, peasant : fr. x^poQ- Hence 
 XiopiTiKog, rjf bv, rustic, plain, 
 liome-bred. Hence 
 
 rit-htlv and in order : fr. ywooc- Xa*piTiKa>g, adv., ni a rustic, plam. 
 
 XQPE'Q, oi, to 
 
 g'^ 
 
 move 
 
 ad- or truy;al manner, 
 
 1 vance, pass into, proceed, go or Xtupirtc, iCoq, »/, a female peasant. 
 
 run on ; go on well, prosper 
 succeed ; turn out, come to an 
 end ; prevail, be current ; retire, 
 give place, withdraw, yield, de- 
 part ; take in, receive, contain ; 
 comprehend, perceive, conceive ; 
 yawn ; f. i]aio, perf. Kix^on^ci, 
 
 a. 1. fcx^'P'/'^^) ^' ^- i™F'\"- •^^■^• 
 ;^(uo//<Toi', arcu, a. 1. int. act. 
 Xioprjdai, to have received. 
 
 countrywoman : fr. x^P'"'/^ 
 Xwpoyjoa^fw, w, f. »)<Ta>, to de- 
 scribe exactly, fix the boundaries 
 of any place ; give a descrip- 
 tion, noting each spot : fr. 
 Xw{)oyoa^oe, ov, 6, that describes, 
 marks out a place or places : fr. 
 X^'pog, ypd<pio. 
 
 \u»oo/<£ro6a>, oi, f. rfffio, to mete 
 out eountries: fr. xt«'P"Cj/"''^J^t^ 
 
 \ 
 
 is 700 ; when underscored, 
 700,000. 
 
 ^ATAAS, ov, 6, & "iray^ug, adog, 
 }';, a kind of ointment : tr. i^«w. 
 
 ^Vadapbg, a, bv, rotten ; easy to 
 be broken small, friable, brittle, 
 crumbling, dry, weak : fr. the 
 same. 
 
 "^(lOdWu), to handle obscenely, 
 touch, feel ; touch or play on an 
 instrument : fr. the same. 
 
 ^kaGapof, a, bi; — \\/aCai)6g. 
 
 "^aOvpoof^ai, oi'Hai, to become 
 easy to crumble or break small ; 
 become or be dry, hard or brit- 
 tle : fr 
 
 Y(upi)(Tat, to nave receiveu. ""^ ^"""\^ '--•"•. A.-r'^'r-- r:~-, , , , ^aSvobc 
 
 Xl^,k o, llorA .l.e .name .rf « ^yT!ri:^ti:t.rT'Z ""^-^^^Z^^ "' 
 
 mountain, undecl.; Hebr. deso- 
 lation, solitude. 
 XcJpj;jua, a roc, to, capacity, a 
 space, receptacle, channel : fr. 
 
 ^wp/j^tc, fwc, V, the act of re- 
 ceiving, capacity : fr. x^ptw 
 
 Wojpnrng, ov, 6, a rustic : 
 XW|Oa. 
 
 XuioriTiKog, Tj, bv, that hulds, con- 
 tains : fr. 
 
 Xwp>;r6c,>), bv, that can be taken, 
 contained, perceived, under- 
 stood : fr. X'*'P^'«^- 
 
 Xwpta^o>, f. a(7w, to dwell in the 
 
 country : fr. X"^P°^- 
 XiopiafibQ, ov, o, a chest, casket ; 
 
 because x^P^~^> ^^ serves to hold 
 
 any thing. 
 Xuipi^iii, to assign a ])lace to, 
 
 place, station ; fr. X'^9^^ '• *** 
 
 separate, se\ er, divide, remove ; 
 
 fr. xt-jp't' ; f- ^<^*^i V^^^- Ktxi^piKa, 
 
 p 1. feX'^P'*'^"' '*• ^' "^^- X^p/^"^" 
 p. es. imper. pas^. x^opi^ov, saOoj, 
 
 perf. pass, jctx^p*""/'"*' P*^^'^- 
 part. Kexwpi'''/'^i'«Ci ^- ^- "^*^^- 
 pass. Ix^piaOjiVyii. 1. subj. pass. 
 XOipifff^aJ, a. 1. inf. pass. x<'^P^<^- 
 Ot/vat, a. 1. part, x"'?*'^^*'!.'? 
 tiffa, iv. 
 Xwptjcoc. /), bv, rustic, clownish, 
 
 rural : fr. x<^'p«- 
 Xwptov, ov, TO, the membrane of 
 the uterus which wraps and 
 serves for an abode as it were 
 to the foetus; also x^'pto*" ; /^ 
 place, ground, room ; field, vil- 
 lage, fann ; fortified place, for- 
 tress, castle ; passage from an 
 author : fr. x<»'P"C- 
 XQPrs, adv., with gen., apart, 
 asunder, separately, without, ex- 
 cept ; besides. 
 Xiopi'Tai, a. 1. inf. act. & 
 XojpirrOg, 3 sing. a. 1. subj. pass. 
 
 of x«^p«^<*'j to separate. 
 XiopiTfibg,ov, b, a sepai'ation, se- 
 vering, distribution ; distance, 
 interval ; departure : «Sc 
 XwpKTTbg, r), bv, separated, di- 
 vided, that may be separated: & 
 XiofiTrjg, ov, b, a rustic, country- 
 
 of lands or countries: fr. the 
 same. 
 
 Xiijpovon'no, u), f. i](To), to divide 
 a country or field : fr. x^'^9^^' 
 
 vffio). Hence 
 Xiopovo^iKog, ri, bv, belonging to 
 
 division of land ; vofiog x^povo- 
 fr. 1 fiiicbg, agrarian law. 
 
 XQ^POS, ov, b, a place, spot, 
 
 space, country ; field, fann, 
 
 abode : fr. x<^> to take. Also 
 XCjpog, ov, b, <;he name of a wind, 
 
 Corus or Cauros, Virg. G. iii. 
 
 356. Acts xxvii. 12 : according 
 
 to others, KCjpog, fr. icacw. 
 Xojpvrbg, the same as yiopvTbg, a 
 
 quiver. 
 
 Xwg, Dor. for koi wg. 
 XC)(j(ti, to have heaped up, a. 1. 
 
 inf. act. x<^(Ta(:, ai/rog, a. 1. part. 
 
 act, & x'^^c^/^fJ^oc, a. 1. part. 
 
 m. of xw''i'"/^i > f- X*^''^^- 
 XtJo-aro, he was angry, 3 sing. a. 
 1. ind. m. Ion. & xw<^"/'"'"C» ^• 
 I. part. m. of x'^io/irtt, the same 
 as xo^ooftf"? to be angry. Th. 
 Xo\//, anger. 
 XixxjQttg, ii(Ta, tv, a. 1. part. pass. 
 
 fr. x^i'^'^'f^^' 
 
 XwfTig, tiog, t'l, the raising of a 
 mound ; a mound, emljankment, 
 dam : & 
 
 XuxTfxa, TO, for X'^f^" • ^, 
 
 Xwarbg, y), 
 heai)ed up, heaped or piled up, 
 fr. perf. pass, of xow. 
 
 XuxTio, 1 will pile up, f. 1. act. fr. 
 X^vvvftt. Th. x^^' 
 
 XioTav, Dor. for Kal orav, and 
 when. 
 
 Xtu'tu, to stir up to wrath, irritate, 
 provoke ; make sad, grieve, an- 
 noy ; most commonly used in 
 pass. & mid. to be angry or 
 enraged, be grieved or dis- 
 pleiised : fi\ xo^otu, or fr. x^^- 
 
 ov, made of earth 
 
 ^. 
 
 "¥, the twenty-third letter of the 
 Greek alphabet, equivalent to 
 (iff, TTff, (pff ; its numerical value 
 (698) 
 
 ^AIAPO'S, d, bv, having thin 
 
 hair ; smooth, polished. 
 -^iTaiKa'Cit), to wet, moisten, bedew, 
 
 besprinkle. Th. tpaKug. 
 '^VaiKug, the same as ypaKcig. 
 ^aiptu, to shave, scrape, rub, 
 stroke, wipe, wipe dry ; hasten, 
 go quickly, skim along, graze, 
 brush or touch slightly ; perhaps 
 fr. \^«(u. 
 ^alff^ia, aTog, to, a very small 
 
 bit, crumb, fragment : «Sl 
 ''irciKTrbv, ov, rb, a cake made of 
 
 l)arley : & 
 ^(HOTbg, f), bv, bruised, broken, 
 
 pounded, kneaded : fr. 
 "^atoj, to make small, bruise, 
 jxmnd, grind, crumble, knead. 
 Th. ypaio, to mince. 
 "^aKciclu), f. ciffio, to bedew, sprin- 
 kle, moisten, drop, drizzle, rain : 
 fr. 
 ^AKA'S, ac'oc, //, a drop, dew, 
 drizzling rain ; any thing small, 
 a grain. 
 ^a\aKTbg, ij, bv, that yields to 
 
 or falls under the touch : fr. 
 "^aXdffffio, or rrtu, f ^oj, to touch, 
 
 feel, handle. Th. ^pc'toj. 
 ^aXSaiog, ov, b, the name of a 
 nation, P:tnM<tan for Ckaldccan, 
 fr. Cheseus, son of Nachor. 
 '*^a\ic6<TTOfxog, 6, »/, having the 
 mouth or snout armed with nip- 
 pers, as a crab or lobster : fr. 
 ipaXig, (TTOfia. 
 ^c/Xi^tu, to cut short, clip or cut 
 off with .scissors ; f. ttrw or j^m. 
 Th. \pa\ig. 
 ^A'AION, ^a\iov, & ^iWiov, 
 OV, Tb, a curb, bridle ; ipaXta, 
 or i|/£XXia, TO., bonds, chains ; 
 collars, necklaces, ornaments for 
 the neck, bracelets. Th. xpaio. 
 ^AATS, i^oc, /'/, a pair of shears 
 
 or scissore ; a vault, arch. 
 ^A'AAQ, to touch, strike gently ; 
 cause to vibrate, j)lay on a string- 
 ed instrmnent ; sing i)sahns ; 
 celebrate ; pull, pluck ; f. «XtJ, 
 p. pass. t^aX/uai ; j). m. t^^jXa. 
 '^aXixbg, ov, 6, the vibration or 
 
 r 
 
 twang of a I Miwstring, discharge 
 of an a^row , sound returned by 
 or tun'j played on a stringed in- 
 strunvent ; npmlm, sacred song, 
 hynni : fr. the above. 
 
 ^aX//^/;f^foj, to sing psalms: & 
 
 ^a\fj<{>liia, ag, ?/, psalmody, the 
 singing <tf psalms : & 
 
 ^aXfKiicbg, ov, 6, a singer of 
 psalms : fr. ^paXfibg, (pcog. 
 
 "^iraXTifp, rjpog, b, one that plays 
 on a stringed instrument, a 
 harj)er, minstrel ; a hai*p ; the 
 ]*!«t/f<'r, Book of Psalms of Da- 
 vid : fr. \puXXit}. Hence 
 
 VrtXr/'//otoi', oi;, ro, an instrument 
 u.sed to accomj)any the singing 
 of ]>snlms, jisalterv. j 
 
 "^dXnjg, ov, 6, a minstrel, harp- 
 er : dc 
 
 ■^I'aXrpjrt, ag, i), a female player: 
 
 fr. i/zrtXXoi. 
 
 ^ciXT<iJCf(t), w, to accompany the 
 
 voiee with an instrument : fr. 
 ^aXTt-j^bg, ov, b, a singer, one 
 
 that sings and plays together : 
 
 fr. -^dXrrjg, (^^6g. 
 ^(iHciBtia, ag, >/, the name of a 
 
 Nym})h, a daughter of Nereus, 
 
 I'ind. N. V. 370. 
 '^aj.idOij, r]g, t), the name of a 
 
 woniiin : dc 
 "^(ifxaOia, ag, >), the shore of the 
 
 sea, ])each : fr. 
 ^dfiaOog, poet. i^/aftfiaGog, ov, y, 
 
 soil reduced to dust, sand ; beach, 
 
 shore ; gen. Ion. %l/afid9oio : fr. 
 
 ^dfffiog. 
 "^KfiaOwCijg, tog, b, »/, sandy. 
 
 dusty : fr. \pd^ia6og, d^og. 
 '^nf.iiuj, j;r, /;, same as ypdfifxog. 
 '^diifuiog, T], ov, of or pertaining 
 
 to sand, sandy : fr. 
 ^kA'MM02, ov, y, soil reduced 
 
 to dust, sand. 
 ■*?'(///< w(^//t;, (og, o, //, dusty, sandy: 
 
 fr, 'ipdfinog, (Uog. 
 '^a/.tfiiorbg, i), bv, strewed with 
 
 sand, sanded : fr. xj^dfinog. 
 "^dp, apbg, Ion. ;///)p, Tjpbg, 6, a 
 
 starling : fr. \pnipio. 
 "^apbg, d, ov, quick, fleet, agile, 
 
 niml)le; variegated, ]iarti-colour- 
 
 ed, |)ied : fr. the above, 
 ■^^ripdi, I will brush, f. 1. ind. act. 
 
 of \paipio. 
 "^(iVKpbg, a, bv, quick, fleet, nim- 
 ble, light : fr. i/zcu'o;, to touch 
 
 slightly. Th. xpdco. 
 ^avrjQug, a, 1, pt. pass, fr, Tpavo). 
 "^avnTbg, i), bv, touched, felt, 
 
 handled ; palpable : fr. 
 "^^avw, to touch lightly, feel, han- 
 dle; meddle with ; strike, arrive 
 
 at, attain ; f, crco, perf, ti/zai'fca, 
 
 a. 1. pass, txj^avcrOiiv. Th. ^pdoJ. 
 ^A<VAIH)% d, bv, easy to be 
 
 broken small, friable, crumliling, 
 
 brittle, dry, rough, dusty, dirty, 
 
 squalid; weak ; dark ; also ^Va- 
 
 6(pnQ. 
 
 ^EY 
 
 ^'EY 
 
 ^atpapoTTjg, Tjrog, r/, the being ;-*-fi;^rt/ud;zrt^vc,voc,o,a false vine; 
 
 boaster, liar : fr. yptv^og, dfid- 
 
 fjtaKvg. 
 ^tv^airoffToXog, ov, b, a false 
 
 ajHistle : fr. \ptvCog, d-onroXog, 
 '^tvltiTpd<palvc, vog, >'/, a false 
 
 easily broken or crumbled : fr 
 the above. 
 '^a<pnp6Tpixog, b, 77, having dirty 
 squalid iuiir or wool : fr. ■\\ja(pa- 
 pbg, Opi^. 
 'ira<pap6xpoog, contr. xp""e, b, ;/, oraehe : fr. xl^tv^og, aTodAa^vg. 
 having a dry rough skin: fr. "^f j-o^aj/ro/foXof, ou, o, a pi'etend- 
 xpatpapbg, xp'^a. ed d.'serter : fr. i^/tvUc, avro^ 
 
 ^a(pog, io, a. Dor. for v//^0og, ov, finXog. 
 V, a pebble, vote. ^Vtrcea, lies, ace. i)l. fr. ^ev^og. 
 
 ^ivHag, f7g, aec. j)!, fr, \pfvCqg. 
 
 tog, b, if, lying. Th. \ptv^io. 
 "^evdti, dat, sing, fr, ^tvCog 
 
 ^A'Q, f, Tiffdj, pf. txptjKa, to draw 
 the hand over lightly, wipe, 
 clean, cleanse, rub, scrai)e, plane, 
 
 smooth ; pound ; make thin ; "VfvetviSpa, ag, tj, a pretended 
 gnaw, nibble ; come near, ap- ambush : fr. ^fT^oc, h4^pa. 
 nroach • sfrnb*. snr.flio ao^oc^c • yVm^nyopHo, w, to \itter false- 
 
 proach ; stroke, soothe, caress 
 
 I warm. 
 
 ^k, Dor. for (T0f, ffcpdg, ace. dual 
 & pi. fr. ov, of himself; whence 
 the Lat. ipae. 
 
 '^kyiog, a, ov, poet, the same as 
 '4^oyiog, &: xpoytpbg, a, bv, censo- 
 rious, reproachful ; reprehensi- 
 ble, blameable. Th. \p8yio. 
 
 ^'ty^a, arog, Tb, blame, censure, 
 rej)roach, reproof : fr. 
 
 ^FETQ, to blame, censure, re- 
 buke, detract; f. T^k^M, pf, ij/fx^- 
 perf. pass, i^tynai, ^ai, ktul : 
 h\ xpioj,to rub, rub away. 
 
 ^EANO'2, 1), bv, having thin 
 hair, bald-pated, bare. 
 
 "^iSi'pbg, a, bv, = \pi9vp6g. 
 
 ^tKd^u), f. dffio, to drop, distil, 
 trickle, drizzle, rain, bedew : fr. 
 
 ^^tKdg, d^og, >'/, dew, a drop ; a 
 crumb, grain : fr. xpsio. 
 
 "iTfKTeov, it deserves blame ; ver- 
 bal adj. fr, xpsyu), to censure. 
 
 ^UT?]g, ov, b, a censurcr, re- 
 prover : Si. 
 
 ^(KTbg, }), bv, blamed, culj)able, 
 to be blamed, reprehensible : fr, 
 the same, 
 
 ^iXiov, or "^irsXXiov, ov, rb, a 
 bracelet, necklace, bridle ; see 
 ^dXiov. 
 
 '^tXio<p6pog, b, »/, or "^{XXto^opo^;, 
 wearing bracelets : fr. \psXiov, 
 0fpaj. 
 
 ^tXXt'^w, f. iffo), to ftilter, stutter, 
 stammer, lisp. Th. \l/eXX6g. 
 
 ^eXXiov, ov, TO ; see ^pdXiov. 
 
 ^'fXXtrr/to, aTog, rb, & 
 
 ^eXXi(Tfibg, ov, b, a stuttering, 
 falteriufj;, hesitation: fr. ipcXXi^w. 
 
 ^E A AG'S, 7), bv, tongue-tied, 
 stuttering, stammering, lisping, 
 
 ^tXXortjg, i)Tog, y, stuttering, 
 stammering : fr. the above. 
 
 ^s^ai, a. 1. inf. act. & ^pk^ofiev, 
 1 |>1. f. 1. ind. act. of ^cyoi, f. ^w. 
 
 '^iv^ayyeXia, og, 1), false intelli- 
 gi-iice : fr. 
 
 "i^tvCdyytXog, Sc ^EvCayytXt}g,ov, 
 b, y, a false messenger: fr. xptv- 
 ^og, dyytXog. 
 
 '^fvcd^tXcpog, ov, b, a false bro- 
 ther : fr. \l'ev^og, dhX<p6g. 
 (609) 
 
 hoods, lie : fr. ^'ivCog, dyoptvio. 
 "i^tvdyg, foQ, b, y, lying, false, de- 
 ceitful, feigned, fictitious. Th. 
 
 ^tv^^ig, log, b, y, poet, the same. 
 
 "^tvcofioyOtia, ag, y, pretended 
 aid : fr. \lyti.'^og, fioy9tia. 
 
 "^tvcoypacptio, Cj, f. r/aw, to give 
 a false and incorrect account ; 
 write falsehood or fiction ; de- 
 lineate or describe falsely or 
 wrong : fr. 
 
 "'Vivh)ypd<pog, b, y, writing or de- 
 scribing what is false, deline- 
 ating falsely: fr, ^tvcog, ypd^io. 
 
 "irtvCohSdffKaXng, ov, b, a false 
 teacher: fr. \pevSog, ^iMffKaXog. 
 
 ^tvloOvpov, ov, Tb, as it were a 
 false gate, gate not public and 
 hi front, back door : fr. \ptvdog, 
 dvpa. 
 
 ^ev^oKaryyopog, b, y, a false 
 accuser : fr. \ptvdog, Karyyopiio. 
 
 ^tvdoKypv^, vKog, b, a false he- 
 rald, herald of lies : fr. \J^ev^og, 
 icypv^. 
 
 ^evcoXoyia, ac, y, a false narra- 
 tive ; lies, falsehoods : fr. 
 
 "^tvcoXoyog, b, 1}, one that .speaks 
 falsehoods, lying, a liar: fr. xptv- 
 Cog, Xtyco. 
 
 '^evcofiat, mid, to lie, deceive, 
 disai)point, falsify, counterfeit ; 
 pass, to be feigned ; be deceived, 
 be mistaken or disappointed : 
 fr. xpev^tjj. 
 
 "^tvcofxavng, nog, 6, y, a false 
 lying prophet : yl/tvCog, fidvrig. 
 
 ^evSofxdprvp, vpor, b, y, a false 
 witness : fr. \l/tvCog, fidprvp. 
 
 "irtvCofiapTvpiio, u), to bear fiilse 
 witness, f. yoo), perf. t^tv^Ofiao- 
 TvnyKa : fr. the above. 
 
 "VtvCoixapTVpia, ag, y, false tes- 
 timony : fr. the .same. 
 
 "^ivdofxtvog, pres, part. pass, of 
 xptvCio, to deceive. 
 
 S^evcoi'irpog, b, y, of fiilse lees : 
 fr xf/evCog, viTpor. 
 
 "^evdovviKpfVTog, b, y, ydfiog, a 
 fjilse, not really solemnized mar- 
 riage : fr. \ptvdog, vvfKpn'u). 
 
 ^evSoirdpOevog, ov, y, a false vir- 
 
 f 
 
iis 
 
 
 ifi 
 
 If- 
 
 If 
 
 N 
 
 Kin : fr. tptvdoQ, irapdivoQ. 
 
 ^fv^07raTit)(),oooc,6,not the time 
 father : fr. ^ptvCoQ, 7rar»/p. 
 
 "^(v^mrnocphrnc, ov, 6, a false 
 pr()|>ht't : fr. \litr^oQ. 7ZCiO(pnTt]Q. 
 
 ^tv^onKtoj, oj, f. ijrno, to forswt-ar, 
 swear falsely : fr. ypsv^noKOC. 
 
 "^tvCopKia, ag, ?/, the same as 
 
 'irtvlopKiov, ov, TO, perjury, a 
 false oath : fr. 
 
 "i^evUpKiog, o, //, perjured, for- 
 sworn : fr. •<pivCoQ, ooKioi'. 
 
 ^tifdopKOQ, b, //, the same. 
 
 ^tvcoi; foe, TO, a lie, falsehood, 
 untruth, hctien; slander, calum- 
 ny ; trick. Th. \pt»''(^w. 
 
 "ifsvConsX'ivor, halm-icentle, or 
 mint: h\ -tpivtoc. trkXivoy. 
 
 ■*■{ f^ofrrojttsco, w, to tell untruths, 
 lie : fr. 
 
 "ifevdorrro^og, 6, /"/, false-mouth- 
 ed, lying, speaking falsely : fr. 
 
 \l/tVCOQ, (TTOfiCl. 
 
 ■^'fJ'fo^j/jixoc, 6, ->), of false p.ro- 
 ]»lucy or prt)guustication : fr. 
 
 •*"tut^oXiUTror,ov, 6, a false Christ: 
 
 fr. xl/evcoQ, Xpicrroi;, Christ. 
 ■^FEY'-AQ, to deceive, disai»point, 
 mislead, Ijreak one's promise to, 
 cheat, feign, helie, slander, ca- 
 lunmiate; f. i^£t"Tw, j)f. t^'tvKa ; 
 \//fi;^o/ttat,tolie,tell lies; deceive, 
 disappoint the hopes of ; be de- 
 ceived or disai)pointed ; be false 
 or perfidious; pres. imi)er, i>ass. 
 \ptvdov, taOio/W 1. m. xpiiKToftai, 
 perf. ]»ass. txptvrfj.iai, Tea, (rrai, 
 a. 1. m. t-tptvaa^ijv, w, aroy a. 1. 
 inhn. m. t^/tvaaaOai, to have 
 lied. I 
 
 •^a'cwi'i'/iog, 6, i/, bearing a false | 
 name, falsely called : fr. ^tvCo<^, 
 ovofia. Hence j 
 
 ■^•fydojj/j'/iwc, adv., by a false 
 
 name. 
 "i'ev^uic, adv. falsely, without truth 
 
 or reason : fr. \ptvci]Q. 
 ^evtravTO, they lied. Ion. for 
 i\psvaai>ro, ^ pi. a. 1. m. of -ipev- 
 lio, a. 1. intin. m. yl/tvaaadm. 
 ^tvaOtii; having been deceived, 
 
 a. I. part. i)ass. of the same. 
 ^tvai^, nog, i), the same as 
 "^tva^ia, aroc, to, a false tale, 
 fiction, lie, untruth, deception : 
 fr. ;^fi'^u>. 
 "^ei'aTag, a, 6, Dor. for y\jtv(TTi)g. 
 ^iv(TTiu), to tell lies, utter vani- 
 ties ; fail to hit the mark : fr. 
 "^nxTTijg, ov, 6, a liar, deceiver. 
 
 Th. xPevdiv. 
 '^t(pap6c, a, ov, dark, obscure, 
 
 unknown, inglorious : fr. 
 ^i(pag. aog, to, ^ ^t(pdg, dark- 
 ness, obscurity, mist, fog : & 
 ■4't0i;i'O(,% ^, ov, obscure, dark : fr. 
 •^E'OjOS, fog, TO, darkness, ob- 
 scurity : perhaps fr.v^£w,to make 
 small, & (pdog, to, light. 
 
 ^FH4> 
 
 ^H^ 
 
 \V 
 
 ^A 
 
 "^ixOiig^ a. 1. part. pass, of \ptyu), 
 to censure ; f. ^w, a. 1. pass. 
 
 t-ip'^\dl]V. 
 
 4^f w, to make small, mince, Eust.; 
 
 fr. -pdio. 
 -^Tiy/za, aroc, rb, a little bit, small 
 ])iece, chiji, grain, scraping, 
 tiling, thin plate of metal : fr. 
 ipilXit). 
 ^rjKTog, »), or, scraped: h\\pt)xit). 
 "^t'lKTpa, ag, »'/, a scraper, curry- 
 comb : fr. "4"/X"-'* 
 ^T/Xat, a. 1. int. act. Sc 
 ^iiXag, a. 1. jiart. act. of ;^aXXa>; 
 
 f. aXoj, a. 1. t\pi]\a. 
 ^/;\a0aw, w, f. »/'Ttu, to feel, han- 
 dle, pat gently, examine minute- 
 ly, search into ; groi)e about ; 
 j)art. pres. ])ass. \p//Aa^><.V'f J^of, 
 »;, or, handled, that admits of 
 handling : fr. ;//aX/\a>. Hence 
 >I';/Xa0r/;/a, aTog, to, a feeling, 
 1 handling, soothing, cai'ess. 
 ^i]\a(pt)rFtia, a. 1. <>pt. act. yEol. 
 of ■ili}^a<pcn)J, to handle ; f. i}(no. 
 "^ i]\d(pn(Tig, tMg, »/, a feeling, 
 
 handling : fr. -pifXaipdio. 
 ^tlXcKpijTog, t), ov, palpable; felt, 
 
 handled : Ir. the same. 
 -^iVSyXpnvbg, b, a worm growing 
 in wild tig-trees, tig-gnat : per- 
 haps because 4^dei, it gnaws or 
 consmnes. Hence 
 ^ijvi^io, f. iaio, to gnaw, prey on 
 fig-trees, eat one's way into, 
 impregnate. 
 ^)]rbg, ii, or, the same as ypdvog: 
 
 fr. -pciu}, to graze. 
 '^r]lig,uog, r/,a rubbing, scraping: 
 
 fr. y^hx^. ^ 
 
 ■4'//o, i]pbg, b. Ton. for ;|/<*n, a 
 stans starling ; ace, jd. ^iipac,. 
 ^H^l'^A, or TTa, a flat-fish, sole, 
 j turbot ; duck or drake. 
 ^i](papbg, the same as xptrpapbg. 
 S^ijcpau), u), to think, take care of, 
 
 comjiutc : fr. xl>?}(pog. 
 ^tj(pt](popki>i, u), f. i]nio, to give 
 
 one's vote to, elect : & 
 '^t](pt](popia, ag, y, a voting, elec- 
 tion : fr. 
 ^tj<p)](;)6pog, b, y, the same as 
 ^))(l>iCo^6pog, one that brings his 
 vote, a voter : fr. xpfjipog, (pipu). 
 ^i](piil(o, to calculate, compute ; 
 put to the vote ; mid. to vote, 
 decree, elect, acquit, condemn ; 
 f. 4(7w, i)erf. i-pr](piKa, a. 1. lypi]- 
 (picra. Th. -prjipog. 
 "^tlfpk, I'^oc, J/, a pebble, precious 
 
 stone : fr. \pi}(l)og. 
 ^/;0ifTdr(L», 3 sing. a. 1. imper. 
 
 act. of xpijcpil^io. 
 "^ijipiafia, (iTog, Tb, an ordinance, 
 decree : ir. 1 sing. perf. jiass. of 
 r//j/0(^(u. Th. -^fitpog. 
 '^i](pi(TH((TOTru)Xtig, ov, b, a de- 
 cree-seller ; a word of the Comic 
 writers. Tli. TnoXtio. 
 ^ij(pi(Ti.iaTU)Crjg, eog, b, >/, belong- 
 (700) 
 
 ing to a decree ; hu'ving th^ 
 nature or force of a deci'ee : fr. 
 v//*;0t(TjU«, ilcog. 
 
 ^i/cjiiffrz/c, or, 6, a calculator, 
 comi)Uter, voter : fr. \////^i4'w- 
 
 ^j/^<»Xoyfw, u>, to pave with small 
 stones, make nn)saic «>r ehe pier- 
 work ; be a juggler; f. ynio: fr. 
 
 ^i)(poX6yoc, o, I'l, <»ne skilled in 
 mosaic work ; an accomptant, 
 hawker, juggler : hwl/yrpog, X6- 
 yog. 
 
 ^ilfpoTTOibg, ov, b, y, making or 
 l»urehasing votes : fr. v///)f/)f»i;, 
 
 TTOltU). 
 
 ^H'^'I'OS, ov, t), a small stone, 
 pebble used in gi^ ing votes ; 
 vote, suffrage; decree, decision, 
 opinion; ])recious stone ; chess- 
 man, counter ; calcidation ; divi- 
 nation by pebbles ; promised 
 aid, Joseph. 
 ^»;0o^op£w, w, to proffer one's 
 vote, give one's vote, elect : fr. 
 \p)j(po(l>npog. 
 ''^il(po(popia, ag, //, a voting, elec- 
 tion, decree : fr. 
 "irijipotpopog, b, ij, that votes by 
 giving a pebble, electing : fr. 
 ^l/rjcpog, 0fpw. 
 ^/;xw, f. ^0), to rub, rub down, 
 scrai)e, clean by rubbing ; wear 
 away, consume ; flatter, soothe, 
 stroke, caress. Th. \p(Ho. 
 "iridcag, drops, ace. pi. fr. 4^idg, 
 
 uSog, ij, a dew-drop. 
 ^idZo>, to bedew, let fall drop by 
 drop; fall in drops, trickle; play, 
 sport, frolic: fr. \pictg. 
 ^I^TAHOX, oi;, b, )'/, a mat, ehieily 
 
 (d' rushes. 
 "iriaivui, to blame, reprehend ; 
 
 break to ])ieces : fr. ypiiio. 
 "^lA'yi, diog, y, a dew-drop, small 
 
 drop of moisture, dew. 
 "^iX^o, to feed with small bits ; 
 
 eat with small mouthtuls ; mid. 
 
 to weep without noise ; speak 
 
 in a low voice : fr. -piio. 
 "^irMl'A, ag, y, a kind of vine. 
 
 Virg (jr. ii. 91. 
 ■^I'lOi'pt^tu, to whisi>er, murmur, 
 
 nnitter, conver.se; chatter; slan- 
 der, calumniate, speak against ; 
 
 f. laoj, ]ierf. txpiOi'piKct, perf. 
 
 ])ass. tipiOvpifTf^iai, ffai, arai : Ir. 
 
 ypiHvpog, a whisper. 
 '^lOvpifTitiv, or xpiGvpinhv, Dor. 
 
 for ;//tOi'p/sttr, to whisper. 
 "ifiOrpKTfia, aTog, Tb, iSi. 
 ^lOvpifx^bg, ov, b, a whisper, 
 
 nmrmur, secret slander : & 
 "iriOvpifTTyg, ov, b, a whisperer, 
 
 secret cahnnniator : fr. perf. 
 
 pass, of xpiOvpi^oj. 
 ^r()YP()l\ ov, b, a whisper, 
 
 whispering, humming, buzzing; 
 
 slander : perhaps fr. \ptuj. 
 "i^iOvpog, b, y, that yields a slight 
 
 or feeble sound, whispering, 
 
 rustling ; i!^ dumnious. 
 ^iXt^w, fo strip, make destitute. 
 ^iXiKog^ ij, or, light-ai'med : fr. 
 
 •>piX6ri. 
 
 "^ifiXoKOpayg, ov, 6, bald-headed : 
 
 fr. \biXbg, Kopay. 
 '^iXofiiTpia, ag, y, poetry not 
 acconipaJued by nuisic, epic or 
 heroic poetry : fr. \piXbg, (.UTpov. 
 ■*IA0'2, y, bv, slight, slender ; 
 bare, destitute, naked, bald, 
 smooth ; stripped of. leaves, 
 w ithout trees ; dismantled ; un- 
 armed, light-armed ; ^iXbv v- 
 ^oip, pure water ; xpiXbg Xoyog, 
 prose. 
 ^iX(')Tyg, ijTog, y, nudity, naked- 
 iiess, bareness, baldness; .smooth- 
 ness : fr. the above. 
 ■4^1X0^, at, f. wffit), to render bare 
 or bald, uncover, deprive, rob, 
 strip, take the hair from : fr. 
 the same. 
 "^iXujOpov, ov, TO, a chemical 
 j)rej)aration,used to takeoff the 
 hair : fr. -piXoio. 
 ^1 .\iXfVO()V, or ^ifivQog, ov, b, 
 •S: ^ii^ifivOiop, ov, Tb, white lead, 
 white paint. 
 "^li', to themselves. Dor. the same 
 
 as rrcpiv. 
 ■»I'rM:i:eAI,a term applied to a 
 vhie when it loses its fruit, and 
 sheds the honey-dew ; or when 
 the grapes fall off, and what re- 
 main are but small : hence »//t- 
 rdg djLtTrtXof, 77, a vine that is 
 wont to shed its fruit : perhai)s 
 fr. \piio, to diminish. 
 ■^l^l'S, xoc y, a crumb, very small 
 bit : perhai)s fr. \piio, to mince. 
 "'if'iTTa, a word used in driving 
 
 cattle. 
 ^ITTA'KH, yg, y, Sc ^iTTUKog, 
 ov, b, psittaca or j'slttacus, a par- 
 rot. 
 "^iXcipTra^, ayog, b, crumb-steal- 
 er, the proper name of a mouse: 
 fr. i//(^, u()7ra^. 
 ^(Xi'or, 01/, TO, a little crumb. 
 
 "iroXoKoj.nria, ag, v,vaiu-boasting: 
 
 fr. \p6Xog, KofiTTog. 
 ^O'AOi', ov, b, smoke, fire, flame, 
 
 soot : pei'haps fr. xpduj. 
 ^otpkoj, a, f. I'laiOf to make a 
 noise, sound, crack, creak, clash : 
 fr. 
 ^0'<I>02, ov, b, a hollow sound, 
 Confused noise ; rattling, crash, 
 bang, cry, sound. 
 "ifi'a, ag, y, the Siime as \p6a, the 
 loin, haunch. 
 ^vytig, kvTog, having been cool- 
 ed, a. 2. part, jiass. iSc 
 "^vyyvai, to have been cooled, a. 
 
 2. inf. pass. & 
 "irvyrirTofxai, jj, iTai, T shall be 
 cliilleil, or wax cold, f. 2. pass, 
 of xpvxio, to cool ; f. ^10. 
 "Vvyjxa, arog, to, cold ; a cool- 
 ing ; fan : & 
 "irvyfibg, ov, b, a co(ding, inibbing 
 
 well, (Irving : fr. \pux<». 
 ^J'T'^PAKES, lov, at, & ^vSpd- 
 Kut, ujv, rd, pimples, pustules : 
 perhaps fr. -^dio, to burn. 
 "^vCpbg, d, bv, same as xl/fvci/g, 
 deceitful, false, Hesych. xpvCpbv, 
 \ptvcig. This word should be 
 restored to its place in Tlieognis 
 122, for xpecvbg, Ruhnk. Ep. Ci 
 
 ^QM 
 
 P. ii. Co : fr. -ptvcio, to deceive. 
 
 Th. iplt, y, a crumb. 
 
 ■^11.2, f. inu), to break into small 
 pieces, bruise, pound, beat small. 
 
 ^ort, ag, y, the loin : perhaps fr. 
 \pdii), to scrape, rub. 
 
 "^oyepbg, d, bv, poet, censorious, 
 reproach i'ul ; deserving of re- 
 proach, blaineable : & 
 
 ^oyfoj, u>, to blame, censure, ac- 
 cuse, reproach j f. »;crw, perf. 
 ixpoyyKu : fr. 
 
 "^irbyog, ov, b, blame, censure, re- 
 ])roach : fr. \ptyoj. 
 
 '^u9d\Xio, to make a noise : fr. 
 
 ■^'OOO'S, ov, 6, a noise, tumult: 
 
 "^oBbg, }), bv, black : & 
 
 ^O'OOV, ov, b, filtliiness. 
 
 >I'oXoiu-,ta'fT«,{r, smoking, smoky, 
 fiery, flaming, full of soot, sooty, 
 black. Th. \p6Xog. 
 
 ^y0«^w, f. i(Tu), to murmur in an 
 
 under voice, whisper : fr. 
 4'j'0o(;, the .same as \ptvcog,a lie, 
 fr. which it is formed in the 
 Dor. dialect. 
 
 "ffvKTyp, ypog, 6, a cooler, large 
 vessel, vat ; cold or shady place: 
 fr. i^y^w. 
 
 ^vXXioi', ov, TO, psfffl'tum, flea- 
 Wort, Heabaiie : fr. xpvXXa. 
 
 W'AAOS, ov, o, & ^uXXa, »;c.-, 
 y, a flea. 
 
 ^T'AliN, lovog, b, a fish that 
 spawns on the shore. 
 
 "irv^ag, having dried, a. 1. part, 
 act. of \l/vxoj ; f. ^w, a. 1. txpvHft. 
 
 "^r^tg, twg, y, a cooling, refresh- 
 ing : fr. the same verb. 
 
 ^VTTa, .same as xpiTTa. 
 
 "irvx^, dat. Dor. for \pvxy, from 
 ^*'X')' ne, '), the soul. 
 
 ^t'X«ytoyioj, u>, f. yrru), to conduct 
 or rai.se up departed s|»irits; al- 
 lure or charm the mind ; de- 
 ceive, cajole l)y flattery : &. 
 
 SiTvxayiuyia, ag, y, tlie calling up 
 of departed spirits ; delight of 
 mind, pleasure, entertainment, 
 flattery : &, 
 
 ^vxctytoyiKbg, y, bv, of power to 
 allure or charm : fr. 
 
 "^vxayioybg, ov, b, that conducts 
 spirits, epitli. ofMercury ; ev(»kes 
 departed sj-irits and questions 
 them, a necromancer ; that 
 charms the minds of men ; se- 
 ductive, persuasive, cajoling, 
 flattering ; a deceiver : fr. \Lv- 
 (701) 
 
 X'/; ayioyog. Th. dyu), 
 "Vvxiivbg, y, bv, cool, cold : fr. 
 \pvXog. 
 "^f'Xn, VQ, y, »' nif>th, butterfly ; 
 others write it xpvxy. 
 ^VXU , ,/(,•, //, breath, life, spirit, 
 hving ])riiiciple; .'-oul, mind, ge- 
 luu.s, reason ; sj)irit, temper, 
 disposition, inclination, pro[)en- 
 sity ; man, pers<in ; Ijlood ; wc- 
 C(U-ding to the Stoics, the vital 
 and rational princijde : fr. perf. 
 t-<pvxa, of ;//i''x<^, to breathe. 
 ^yX^tjg, tlrru, h', a. 1. part. pass. 
 
 fr. 'pi'xi<J, to cool. 
 "VvxiKbg, )), or, of the soul, vital, 
 animal, of man, sjiiritnal ; men- 
 tal, intellectual ; xj/vxiKd dyaOd, 
 mental advantages : fr. ^'^'XH- 
 "^rxo^oT^p, ypog, b, the giv'cr of 
 the soul or life : fr. xpvxn, Coryp. 
 "VvxoTrofiTTog, b, y, one who con- 
 ducts departed souls : fr. v^/v;^//, 
 
 "^vx"ppayeuj, w, f. yrru), to be at 
 the last gasp, struggle with 
 death : fr. 
 ^^'X^>PP"7»h\^og, b, y, at the last 
 gasp, strugi^ling with death : fr. 
 ^yX'h (f'iyvvi.n. 
 "irvxog, tog, ovg, rb, cold, cool- 
 ness, fr«>st : fr. xpvxio. 
 "irvxou), w, f. u)(Tuj, to cause to 
 
 breathe, animate. Th. \pvxy. 
 
 ^vxf>o{5a<pyg, iog, b, »/, dijiped in 
 
 cold water : fr. \pvxpbg, /3«7rrw. 
 
 ^vxpbg,d, bv, colli, frigid ; dull, 
 
 faint, trifling ; meagre in word.s, 
 
 weak, worthless, of no value ; 
 
 slight, poor, wretched : fr. \pvx<o. 
 
 ^vxportjg, iiTog, y, coldness, fri- 
 
 gi<lity, sloth, absurdity : & 
 ^yXT'^tNadv. in a dull cold man- 
 ner : fr \pvxpog. 
 ^Y'XQ, to cool, refresh, make 
 cold, dry, parch, blow gentlv, 
 breathe ; J^iH ; f. ^.u, perf. t^^v- 
 X«, a. 2. txpvyov, pres. pa.ss. ^pv- 
 XOficu, to grow cool, wax cold, 
 die, perf. i>ass. t\pvyi.iai, a. 2. 
 ind. pass. t\pvyyv, f. 2. pass. 
 ^vyiiaojxaiy y, irai. 
 ^12'a, ag, y, a stink, rank smell, 
 ^w^a, ag, 1), a kind of disease, 
 
 the scurvy : fr. the above. 
 ^I'Q'OION,' ov, TO, a very small 
 bit, crumb : fr. j/zatu, to break 
 small. 
 "iroiKTijg, a squarer of marble, cut- 
 ter of marble,engaged in making 
 squares : perhaps fr. i/'t^xw, for 
 
 XtTTTVVit}. 
 
 "^wXi), yg, //, the fore.skm : fr. 
 
 ^QAO'S, ot>, b, circumcised, a 
 Jew ; a lustful man. 
 
 4'w/u'4w, to feed by jmtting a 
 m«n-sel into the mouth ; di?>tri- 
 bute in small bits ; feed, fatten, 
 pamper ; f. iaio, perf. ijywfUKa, 
 a. I. IxpwfiKja, a. 1. subj. ypujfii- 
 
 f. 
 
r 
 
 1^ 
 
 if 
 
 i- 
 
 i: 
 
 !i 
 
 IK 
 
 I, » 
 
 -1 k ^ 
 
 (Tw. Th. ypiofiOQ. 
 "^lofilov, ov, TO, a small bit, mor 
 sel, piece of bread ; dim. fr. ;//ui 
 ixbg, of', a bit. 
 "^fivfiKTfia, aroQy rb, a bit, piece, 
 
 morsel : i'r. ^//(u/ij^w. 
 '^loixoTTOLUQ, oVy 6, »'/, a cuoU, 
 
 cui'Ner : fr. kpu)fxb<;, nodu). 
 ■*^t2M0'S, oD, 6, a crumb, crust, 
 morsel, piece of meat : perhaps 
 fr. ;^aw, to breaic small. 
 "*12'PA, af, i), roughness of skin, 
 a sore, scab, itch, mange ; dis- 
 ease of trees ; \pu)pa dypia, au 
 inveterate itch or leprosy : per- 
 liaps fr. \paii)i»)y or ipwa>, to rub, 
 because men thus diseased are 
 apt to rub themselves. 
 "^wpaypidoj, u), to be diseased with 
 the scurvy, have a violent itch, 
 be leiirous : fr. ipiopa, dypiog. 
 ^ujpaytnoju, uiiTot,', o, liaving a 
 violent itch, Ijeiiig leprous, Le- 
 vit. ii. ; pr. part. fr. the above. 
 ■^wpaXgor, n, oi', "^lopbg, a, bv, 
 & "^ilMpLKOQ, >), bvy full of sores, 
 scabby : fr. -^lajpa. 
 '^ojptodtjc, for, u, //, full of sores, 
 
 scabby : fi\ xpiopa, tWog. 
 "irtoxbg, ov, 6, sandy ground : & 
 ■*12'XQ, f. 4'w, to break into small 
 jMeces, pound small, rub, bruise, 
 crumble, diminish : fr. 
 ■^tuw, the same as \pdoj ; ^uxrai, 
 to have grazed, Hesych. 
 
 OAi 
 
 Q, the last letter of the Greek al- 
 phabet, formed of the doubled, 
 00, w, called fikya, great ; its 
 numerical value is J'OO ; when 
 underscored, 800,000. In the 
 Dor. and yEol. dialects it is sub- 
 stituted for ov, in gen. sing, of 
 2nd decl. as Xnyio for \6yiw ; 
 also changed into a in iird decl. 
 as Tloasicdv for HomiCMV, to- 
 aUo changed into a in 
 
 vog, 
 
 such })articiples as have w, as 
 
 KOlvaffd)}/ for KOlVlO(7iOlK Me- 
 
 taph. the last, as Revel, i. 8, 
 
 iyu) ilfxi TO A Kai rb Q, I am 
 
 the first and the last. 
 ''O, adv. used to call and exclaim, 
 '12, I should be, pres. subj. fr. 
 
 tifiij to be. 
 "Q, adv. expressing wonder and 
 
 grief, oh ! ah ! 
 ^Q^, to whom, dat. sing. fr. og : 
 
 but 
 'Q, yg, I should send, a. 2. subj. 
 
 of 'irjui, or £w, to send; a. 2. 
 
 'Qa, or iLa or Ma, ag, t), a sheep- 
 skin : fr. 6a, i), for b'ia. Th. olc, 
 or b'ig, a sheep ; but <Ja, for ba. 
 the hem or border of a garment ; 
 
 and 
 
 wa, Wiijv, 
 
 pi. fr. 
 
 wov, ov. 
 
 TO, an egg. 
 'Qd^a>, f. wd(Tw, to hear : fr. Siag. 
 'Hapujjv, by epeuth. of a, for 
 
 'Qpitjjv. Hence 
 'UapiMviiog, a, ov, belonging to 
 
 Orion. 
 ^iiag, Tbf an ear, Dor. for ovag, 
 
 ovaTog, Tb, the same. 
 'Qf5d^u}, f. 4w, to divide the people 
 
 into tribes : fr. w/Sij. 
 'Qj3aV/;e, ou, 6, a tribesman, one 
 of a tribe or of the same tribe : 
 fr. the same. 
 
 'QfSea, eggs, Argiv. for wd, the 
 /3 being inserted as a kind of 
 digamma. 
 'QBH', i]g, V, a tribe (a Spartan 
 
 word), part of the people. 
 'QjSijd, b, the name of a man, un- 
 
 decl. ; Heb. serving. 
 ^Q^ya, I have opened, perf. m. »S«: 
 
 Att. t</>y«, of oeyoj, to open. 
 'Q 'yaVi, Dor. for a» dya&f, my 
 
 good man, good fellow. 
 'i2yr)v, tvog, 6, the ocean. 
 'Uyfibg, oil, 6, an exclamation of 
 
 one helping another, of wonder 
 
 or grief : fr. w^w. 
 "QyvvvTO, they were opened, 3 
 
 pi. imperf. ind. pass, of oiyri'^t, 
 
 the same as otya>, to open; f. ^w. 
 ^Q/yov, I was opening, impf. act. 
 
 of inyu), to open. 
 'QrrriOS, a, ov, poet, olden, 
 
 very ancient: fr. Ogyges, a very 
 
 ancient king of Thebes. 
 'Qy vpog, ov, »'/, a marsh, lake ; 
 
 perhaps fr. dytipu), being an 
 
 assemblage of many waters. 
 ''Qca, perf. m. of o^w, to smell ; 
 
 f. b'l,i)(Tii) ; but with t subscribed, 
 
 fr. oic'no, w, to swell, perf. 
 
 (pCijKu, perf. m. <^Joa. 
 'Q^cdpiov, ov, Tb, a little ode. 
 
 Long. xli. 2 ; dim. fr. ((jdi). 
 ''Qct, adv. thus, so, in tins man- 
 ner ; also for n^^t, here, hither : 
 
 fr. ode, i'l^e, ToSf, this. 
 'Qhlov, ov, Tb, the Odeum, or 
 
 chestra, a musical theatre built 
 
 by Pericles : fr. 
 QS)), i}g, >}, a song, l)ailad, ode ; 
 
 by erasis fr. doidi), the same, fr 
 
 perf. m. ijoida, of dtidoj. 
 'Qdi)y))<Ta, a. 1. hid. act. fr. bci) 
 
 yaw, to guide. 
 'Q/rjKa, 1 have swelled, pf. ind 
 
 act. of oicku}, pf. pass. (,«>(^///iat, 
 'Qci]KavTi, Dor. for t^HiKdai, 3 
 
 pi. perf. act. of oicku), to swell. 
 'Qdtifikvog, swelled, ])uffed up, 
 
 perf. part. pass, of the same. 
 'Q^Ciicbg, )), bv, tuneful, harmoni- 
 ous, skilful in singing : fr. ^^17. 
 'Qciv, or 'Qcig, Ivog, 1), the pains 
 
 of childl)irth ; childbirth ; off- 
 
 s[)nng ; the fruits of labour 
 
 acute pain, anguish ; a chain 
 
 rope. Th. blvvr). 
 
 UcVvif), to be in labour, suffer 
 (702) 
 
 pain or anguish, uucrtergo pangs 
 like those of childbir/h ; pro- 
 duce with pain; earnestly desire 
 or labour; 1. wOivio i\. i/ivu>, a. 1. 
 uiCivqau, a. 2. act. wcii'oi', perf. 
 wdnniKa : fr. ujciv, 
 
 'ildoiTrbpovv, impf. act. of bdonro- 
 pa«j, to travel; f. //aw, perf. wt^oi- 
 7r6pi}Ka. 
 
 'Qdoiroibg, ov, b, a comj)oser of 
 odes or songs : fr. t^ct), ttocIw. 
 
 'Q/bg, ov, b, a singer, bard, pro- 
 phet ; by erasis lor doiCog. Th. 
 dfiCio, to sing, perf. m. I'loica. 
 
 'ilCovv, impf. act. of olctio. 
 
 'UdvpiTo, 3 sing, injpf. ind. m. of 
 dci'po^iai, to lament ; f. m. ovv- 
 povfiai. 
 
 ilCvaaTO, poet. ujdvffffaTo, he was 
 angry, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. m. of 
 bcvi^ofiai, f. bcvrro^ai, a. 1. ind. 
 m. ujCvad^)]r, w, aro. Th. bcva- 
 
 <T(t», to be 
 
 angrv. 
 
 'Qcvaia, ag, t), anger, indignation : 
 fr. bdvaoit). 
 
 'QcioCtiv, ])lup. m. fr. perf. m. 
 Att. bcioda, of o^u), to smell, 
 perf. m. ioda. 
 
 'Uk, ohe ! hey ! adv. of grief ; also 
 of exclamation, hark ye ! fr. a», 
 the same. 
 
 "Qtov, OV, Tb, an e^'^: fr. wov. 
 
 'iliTo, 3 s. impf. m. of olofini, 
 or ol^ui, to think ; impf. m. i^b- 
 fiijv, <^ov, f. m. oiljaofjiat, p. pass. 
 ipi)fxai, a. 1. t^ifOijv. Th. oiw. 
 
 'il^taav, they smelt, 3 pi. a. 1. 
 ind. act. of o^w, to smell; f. osi-)- 
 aio &. o^ccru;, a. 1. ut^ijaa Si w^s- 
 (Ta, perf. m. a»ca. 
 
 ''Q^(u, to exclaim, groan, call Oh! 
 fr. Hj, adv. of calling. 
 12//, adv. of exclamation, ho! hol- 
 la ! ha ! fr. w. 
 
 'Q ijOijv, i]g, r], I thought, a. 1. 
 inil. pass, of olofuti tSc olfiai, to 
 thiid<, imagine; pf. pass, (^nifxai. 
 
 'QOtfTKt, 3 sing. impf. Ion. fr, 
 
 '120E'Q, & 'i20w, to push, drive, 
 press on, force, thrust, shove, 
 ])ropeI, expel, impel ; in mid. to 
 ]tush or force oneself, rush on, 
 attack ; f. ojOi'iaoj & olffw, a. 1. 
 ujOrirra f<. uxra, ])erf. wK(t, perf. 
 j)ass, ojO)ii.iai.Si oj(Ti.iai,n. l.pass, 
 (x>a9t)v, a. 1. i)art, j)ass, ojcrOtlg, f. 
 1. m. dj9ii(T0fiai Si. io(TOfiai, a. 1. 
 m. wOijndfitjv & ij(Tdf.n]v. Ti> 
 the tenses that generally take 
 the augment, c is often prefixed, 
 as tujrra for wira. 
 
 'QQiZ,ofiai,i. iaofiat, to be squeez- 
 ed in a thick crowd ; struggle, 
 brawl, contend, dispute ; push 
 oneself against, force one's way 
 into a dangerous place ; middle, 
 fr. 
 
 'Q6i^(n, f. iffio, to j)ush, thrust, 
 shove ; hai'ass, shake, ill-treat : 
 fr. wOeu). Henco 
 
 'QOiff^bg, oP^ o, an effort by which 
 we strivj^ jy remove, })ush for- 
 ward,j^r throw down any thing ; 
 a pu.-'uing, impulse, dispute, de- 
 bate, -strife, contest, battle. 
 *Qiyvvvro, they were opened, 3 
 ph unpf. ind. m. by poet, or Ion. 
 resolution, for (pyvvvTo, of oi'y- 
 vvfii, for ocyw, to open. 
 'QitTo, 3 sing. impf. hid. pass, of 
 biojiai for niofiai, or olfiai, to 
 think ; th. oioj, the sjime ; a. I. 
 ]>ass. ojiOijv or MiaOtjv. 
 'ii'i'^e, he opened, 3 sing, a, 1. ind. 
 act. by Ion. dissolution for f»J^f, 
 of ojyw, to open. 
 ii'iov, the same as (^ov; or dimin, 
 fV. a>6i', ov, TO, an egg. 
 'iit^aro, 3 sing. a. I. ind. m, poet. 
 
 of the verb oto/nat. 
 'iitxtro, ])oet. for «^x^ro, 3 sing. 
 
 impf. ind. ni. fr. olxof-tai. 
 *'l2vrt, adv. quickly, swiftly, rapid- 
 ).S hy sync, for'w/cea Sc' MKuog ; 
 if an aspirated vowel follow, wv'. 
 111. u)Kvg. 
 'Qxea, ace. sing. fr. wicvg, aog, 
 quick ; to suit the metre, for 
 MKi~ia, f. g. fr. wKvg ; iiom. pi. 
 ^ n, g. : also, adv. for ujKiojg. 
 QKtavVvtj, Oceanis, a sea-nymph; 
 iianie of a woman in childbirth; 
 'UKiainvai, daughters of Oce- 
 anns. 
 
 'Qictavig, iSog, tj, born of the 
 
 Oi-ean ; an Ocean nyinpli : & 
 
 Uk-eavl'Tiig, ov,b, son of or sprung- 
 
 ^ from the Ocean : Sc ° 
 
 'QKsai'lng, iCog, 7), Occamtb, 
 
 duui^hter of the Ocean : fr. 
 'i2Ki:AN(yv oD, b, gen. Ion. ii- 
 KKu'oJo, the ocean, great sea, sea 
 tliat surrounds the world, ocean- 
 stream; adj, in Homer; as if fr. 
 ^ u}>:eu,g, (piickly, & pduj, to How. 
 Qtcatg, swift, ikmu. pi. m. g. fr. 
 ^ i'oKvg, f Of, swift. 
 'ilKHa, ac, i'l, quick-, swift, f. g. 
 ir. <l)Kvg,^ t7a, ace. ojKtlav, dat. 
 ^ pi. Ion. WKtirjg, for lOKtiaig. 
 Q<iiog, quickly, swiftly ; adv. fr. 
 loKvg, swift. 
 
 iiKtiOev, by Bueot. sync, for t^Kt)- 
 ^nTuv, 3 pi. a. 1. *ind. pass, of 
 
 oiKfw, to dwell; f. /yrrw, perf. 
 ^ <l^icnK(i. Th. (jTiKog, a house. 
 
 iiK,](Ta, a. 1, ind. act. of oIksoj. 
 il^Kifut^tv. 1 pi. a. 1. ind, act. of 
 
 otKi^ui ; f. iffoj, perf. <^/c(K-a. Th. 
 
 ojKog. 
 
 'UKifTTa, adv. most quickly, most 
 ^swiftly or x-apidly : fr. 
 
 iitciffrog, »;, ov, (piickest, swiftest, 
 ^ most rapid, sui)erl. & 
 
 Qk^iov, ovog, quicker, swifter, 
 ^compar. fv. ojKvg, ssvih. 
 
 QK\a(Tev, he fainted, 3 sing, a, 1. 
 
 »nd. act. of oKXd^io, to fall for- 
 ^ ward on onj's knees, faint. 
 
 Q,icodofx{}9i]v, a. 1. ind. pass. & 
 
 'QKVfSoXog, b, 7), swift to sti...., 
 ^ swift-shooting : fr. wkvq, ftdWio. 
 QicvcivdTog, Dor. for 
 'QKvdivr]Tog, b, y, swiftlv whirl- 
 ing, (juickly turning roiind : fr. 
 oJKvg, swift, & CivtjTog, that 
 ^ may be rolled, fr, du^oj, to roll, 
 iiKvdpofiog, b, if, swift-running. 
 ^ rai)id : fr. itKvg, tpofwg. 
 QKvt7n}g, log, b, t), rapidly-speak- 
 ^ ing : fr. d,Kvg, frrog. 
 'QKvOoog, b, r), swift in running ; 
 quick-growing, an epithet of tre- 
 foil, a plant that grows raj)idly ; 
 a lierb that gives speed to the 
 horses that feed on it : fr. ojKvg, 
 
 9o6g, 
 'QKvXoxetog, a, ov, quickly liring- 
 ing forth ; causing an easy or 
 ^ speedy birth : fr. ojKvg, XoxtTog. 
 QKVfioXog, b, i), that goes quick- 
 ly : fr. cjKvg, /xoXiio. 
 'QKVfiopng, b, 7), swift to die, ear- 
 ned off by sudden fate, short- 
 lived ; actively, that brings sud- 
 den death : fr. MKvg, uooog. 
 Hence ' 
 
 QKVfiopMTaToc, superl. 
 'i2Kvvio, to quicken, hasten : fr. 
 
 uiKvg. 
 'QKVTTtTt], t]g, 7), the name of a 
 
 woman : & 
 'OKviTETng, OV, b, r), swift-flying, 
 ^ rapid : fr. wKvg, TTtTofiat. 
 'iiKUTrXoog, b, /), swiftly-sailinjr : 
 
 r. lOKvg, TTAfw. 
 'UKvTTodtg, 01, swift-footed, fleet, 
 ^ rapid ; pi. fr. okvTrovg. 
 'iik-VTrodiuj, to b;» swift of foot: fr. 
 'QKVTTodfig, ov, b, swift of foot, 
 
 fleet : fr. MKuvrovg. 
 'QtcvTToivog, b, »), swift to punish, 
 promptly avenging; pass, quick- 
 _ ly punished : fr. ujKvg, ttolv,). 
 'QKVTTOfiTrog, b, 7), conveving 
 _ swiftly : fr. wKvg, 7rf/i7rw. 
 'QKVTTopog, 6, )'/, swift to i)ass, 
 going swiftly, prompt, dat. i)l. 
 Ion. utKVTrdpoKTt : fr. lOKvg, ttiL- 
 pwj to i)ass, perf. m. Trs-rropa. 
 'QKV7rovg,7rodog,6, 7), swift-footed, 
 ^ rapid, fleet : fr. oJicvg, Trovg. 
 'QKuTTTipov, ov, Tb, n wiug well- 
 feathered ; 6 fiipoxp ana r^p (ph- 
 (Tai Ta lOKVTTTtpa tovto kpyd^e- 
 Tai, yElian, H. A, xi. 30, the 
 woodpecker, as soon as the great 
 feathers of its wing are grown 
 C703) ** ' 
 
 GMA 
 
 ^ does this : fr. 
 
 'ihcvTrTtpog, 6, 7), swift-winged, 
 
 Hy.ng swiftly : fr. uiKvg, Trripdv. 
 
 ilKvpoij, Tjg, ,',, the name of a 
 ^ woman ; probablv fr, 
 'QKvpoog, or 'iiKvppoog, 6, ,), 
 
 swift^-Howing:fr cJ.^,,^^^. 
 
 S^iKl ^, sog, o, f, w/CHa, n. oJk{), 
 
 quick, swift, fleet, rai)id, nimble, 
 
 speedy, prompt ; sharp, acute ; 
 
 compar. (^,cvrfpoc & u}kI"wv; 
 
 LIKY 
 
 'QKoSofirjtTa, a. 1. ind. act. of ot- 
 KoSouku), to build, edify, teach ; 
 f. h(TM, perf. (fjKodniJtiK'a : fr. ol- 
 Kog, Sehu). 
 'Q^KTeine, he took pity on, a. I. 
 ^ md. act. of o/fcrn'ow. Th. olKTog. 
 'QKTiTaTo, 3 sing.' a. J . ind. m. 
 of oiKTi^io, to j.ity ; f. inoj, perf. 
 ^ ({JKTiKa. Th. oiKTog, pity. 
 'Q>cvaXog, b, 7), swift on the sea, 
 swift-sailing; swift, rapid, fleet: 
 
 fr. MKi^g, aXg. I ,„j,,V,. wVnWT,? ^ ""^^ "" ' 
 
 'ike, QKVTag, dTog, d. Dor. for w'^,';- 
 Ttig, 7}Tog, 7), swiftness, velocitv, 
 rapidity, quickness, Th. uiKvg. 
 QKVTfpog, quicker, swifter, & in 
 superl. oiKUTarog, fr. toKvg. 
 ^KVTOKeioj^, ov, Tb, a medicine 
 to promote a speedy delivery: Sc 
 Qkvtokov, ov, Tb, a speedy de- 
 ^ livery : fr. 
 
 'QkvtOKOC, Si 'QKVTOKUOg, d, »/, 
 
 bringing forth speodily or easily, 
 quick to produc", giving a speedy 
 birth : fr. uiKvg, TOKogt Tli. 
 
 TlKTlO. 
 
 ^Q\(t, I am undone, perf m. of 
 bXXvfu, to destroy ; f. bXeffco, 
 perf. wAtfca, perf m. <i\a, Att. 
 oXioXa. 
 
 'QXa?, Dor, for avXa^, aKog, 7',, 
 a furrow. 
 *t2AE'NH, 7jg, 7), Lat, iiJna,t\\(i 
 anil, lower part of the arm, el- 
 bow; hence English dl ; written 
 also (JX/}j/, ki'og. 
 'QXtiHTtig, ov, 0, of the arm, Ly- 
 cr.phr, 155: fr. the above. 
 OXtatKapTTog, b, 7), fruit-destroy- 
 ing, losing its fruit, barren : fr. 
 _ bXXvfu, KapTTog. 
 'QXfffioiKog^ 6, >/, house-destroy, 
 ing,^ destructive to the family : 
 fr. o\X?'^i, olKog. 
 'QXeTo, he perished, 3 sing. a. 2. 
 m. of bXXij^i, to destroy, f dXt- 
 <Tio, perf wAfKa, perf im wXa, a. 
 2. m. u}X6fi7])', ov, iTo. 
 "Q 'Xsv9ept, Dor. for w tX£v96pe, 
 
 O noble youth ! 
 ^Q\/)j', h'og, 7), the same as loXevt]. 
 ^ Q 'XXog, for 6 dXXog, the other. 
 QXXoC, ov, 0, the bend of the arm. 
 ""OX^, uiXKog, »/, accus. a>X/ca, Dor. 
 
 for avXa^. 
 
 'QXoKavTojfTev, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. 
 
 act, ol' bXoKavTou), to burn whole, 
 
 which was the pmctice in some 
 
 sacriflces ; f uxju), perf wXoKav- 
 
 TioKa : fr, oXo^, Kaiu>. 
 
 '2Xo0ypf ro, 3 sing, imperf. ind. 
 
 m. of bXo^vpofiai, to lament ; f. 
 
 bXotpvpovfiai. 
 
 'QfidpTevv, Ion. & Dor. for cu/xdp- 
 
 Tovv, imperf act, & w/xdor/;rTf, 
 
 3 sing, a. 1, hid, act, of o/iApWw, 
 
 ^ to attend ; f rjacj. Th. bfiaoTri. 
 
 'Qnax9t)g, sog, b, //, heavy to the 
 
 shoulders, putting a burden on 
 
 the shoulders : fr. lonog, dx9og. 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 

 OMO 
 
 'Q/(fv, we should be, 1 pi. pres. 
 
 siibj. of tf'jui, suhj. Co, ?/(;, ^/. 
 'Q/i/£g, we shoulil be. Dor. for 
 
 w^ui'. 1 pi. siibj. fr. ft/i{, to be. 
 'Qfn)\vmg, eioc, »/, bai-lcy-iueal : 
 
 writtfii also w/u) Xvaig^ sepa- 
 rately. 
 *Q /!>/'% ^ ^^a^ tliinkiuf;, iniperf. 
 
 lu. of olfidi, or oioi^iai, to think. 
 'Qyii//<rr»)c, ou, 6, >'/, an eater ()1 
 
 iniw Hesh ; cruel, tierce : fr. 
 
 wfioQ, raw, & t^io, or 1(t9uo, to 
 
 eat. 
 'Q/Ltia, af , //, the shoulder ; a pro- 
 jection : fr. iofxoQ. 
 'Q^utlog, a, or, pertaining to or 
 
 on the shoulders : «Sc 
 'Qfiicic, ov, u, broad-shouldered : 
 
 fr. (bj^iog. 
 'Q^t'Aci, 3 sini^, iniperf. ind. act. 
 
 of oiuXiu), to converse with, 
 
 (with a dat.) ; f. i)(7io, perf. w/a- 
 
 \j)ica. Til. o^i')<o(:, or, o, a crowd. 
 'Ql.u\)jffo, a. 1. ind. act. of the 
 
 same. 
 "Q MI A A A, i}Q, r/, a <:jame with 
 
 nuts, by contr. fr. // llfitWa. 
 'QfiTXovv, 1 sinj,'. or 3 pi. iniperf. 
 
 ind. act. of o/a-Xsw. See w/.U/\fi. 
 
 'U/aoi', ov, TO, a little shoulder, 
 
 dim. fr. w/xof. 
 
 'Q//o/3o6?;, ijg, i), underst. ^oqu, a 
 
 raw ox- hide : fr. w/io/iSosot;. 
 
 ^Qfxo^oiioQ, a, ov. Si 
 
 'Qfiofiotoi;, a, Ion. >;, ov, the same 
 as 
 
 'QjjLOlSoivoQ, 1], ov, made of raw 
 ox-hide : fr. in-ioq, (iovg. 
 
 'Q/fo/3'poc. 6, »'/, raw-devourinj^, 
 tliat eats his food raw : fr. wftof,-, 
 ^opa. 
 
 'QfiojSpujg, ioroQ, 6, »/, eating raw 
 fiesli, a cannibal ; savage : fr. 
 (ouoc, /3()(t»(TK:a». 
 
 'QfioiipioTog, 6, ?/, eaten raw; raw- 
 devouring ; savage : fr. w/zoj;. 
 
 /Spwrot;. 
 
 'QfioiSvoaoQ, b, y), of raw liide : 
 fr. ojfioQ, iSunira. 
 
 'QfioyiiHov, ovTOQ, 6, old without 
 being grey, old yet vigorous, en- 
 joying a green old age ; also one 
 j>reinaturely old : fr. (bj-ibg, yt- 
 pujv. 
 
 'UlxodaKtiQ, soQ, b, i), fell, savage : 
 fr. (jjfioQ, cuKvio. 
 
 'Qfio^poTrog, 6, r/, plucked or 
 cropped before ripe : fr. wjuog, 
 
 ^ptTTO). 
 
 'Q}io9sTkoj, to place raw bits (on 
 
 tlie thighs to roast) ; f. ijffio : fr. 
 
 wi^ibg, riOijfii. 
 'illioOtrtinav, they ])laced raw 
 
 bits, &c. 3 i»l. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 the above verb. 
 Q^69vi.(og, b, )}, cruel-minded, 
 
 savage, hard-hearted : fr. wf-iig, 
 
 Hrfiog. 
 'U^oi, alas ! an interjection, for 
 
 oijwot, wo is me ! an exclama- 
 
 ONA 
 
 tlon of grief. 
 'Ql.tono9t]v, 7]g, T), a. 1. ind. pass. 
 of bf-ioibio, to assimilate ; f. mctw. 
 "Q/.ioKit, Att. ofiiofioKn, 1 swore, 
 perf. ind. act. of o/ivrjut, to 
 swear ; f. ofioGoj. 
 'Q/n>KpnTii)g, fog, o, //, strong- 
 shouldered : fr. w/iof, KtKiTog. 
 'Qj^ioXivov, raw, undressed flax : 
 
 fr. (jj^bg, Xivov. 
 'QfioXbyrjcra, a. I. ind. act. wjito- 
 /\oy;/ra(, 3 sing, perf. pass, of 
 bjioXoyiio, to confess ; f. ijffio, 
 l)erf. (ofioXoytjKa. 
 Q/jottXcit)], j;c, //, the broad part 
 of the sh(»ulder, the shoulder- 
 blade : fr. Cofiog, vXaTvc. 
 'QlxopK^t, I wijied oft", stamped in. 
 branded ; a. l.ind. act. w//oo$a- 
 fi)]i\ lo, aro, the same, a. I. ind. 
 m. i5/tooY«, the same, i)erf. ind. 
 act. fr. b^i6pyvvi.u. 
 'QM02, 01', 6, the shoulder, per- 
 haps fr. ouo, to Jiear, it being on 
 the shoulders that we bear bur- 
 dens. 
 'QMO'2, j), 01', raw, crude, un- 
 ripe,undre.ssed ; premature; raw 
 in mind, savage, harsh, severe, 
 cruel, stern, blood-thirsty, rude, 
 uncouth, uncivilized. 
 'Qfiofftt, I swore, a. I. ind. act. of 
 buivm, or oficno, to swear ; f. 
 ofinfTio, |»erf. tu/xo/crt. 
 'ilm'xrlTog, b, »'/, raw-devouring, 
 voracious, rapacious, mvenous : 
 fr. (bf^ibg, olTog. 
 'QfjLoffTrduaicTog, b, r), torn in 
 ])ieces when raw : fr. w^<eg, 
 (TTrapdoaoj. 
 'UfioTfig, ijTog, i), rawness, cru- 
 dity, unrijieness, cruelty : fr. 
 lOj^bg. 
 'ilfioTOk-Ho, lb, to bring fortli pre- 
 maturely, miscarry : fr. 
 'Q^oToKog, b, >/, prematurely 
 brinirini; forth, miscarrving : fr. 
 u)f^ibg, TOKog. Tli. TiKno. 
 'Qf-ioTvparvog, ov, b, a cruel ty- 
 rant : fr. bj^ibg, Tvpavvog. 
 'Qnu<pdyog, b, >/, eating raw food, 
 devouring raw flesli, voracious, 
 tierce : fr. ojftbg, (pciyio. 
 'ilfio<pp6vwg, adv. cruelly : fr. 
 'Qfjiotpoiov, ovog, 6, >'/, cruel-mind- 
 ed, hard-hearted, ruthless : fr. 
 w/ioc, (Ppt'iv. 
 'ii^^ioia, 1 bewailed, a. 1. ind. 
 
 act. of oifjuo^oj ; f. ^w. 
 'Qf-iiog, adv., cruelly : fr. Mfiog. 
 "12t', ovffa, bv, /Eol. tig, tJffa, tr, 
 Lat. ens, being, existing, true, 
 real, pres. ]>art. fr. tli-il, to l)e. 
 'I2i', gen. pi. fr. og, who : but 
 ^Qv, for ovv, therefore, Ion. & 
 
 Dor. 
 '12 '»'«, or oji'd, i. e. iJ ava, O 
 
 king ! 
 'Qi^ci97]v, Dor. for iovi]Ot]v, a. 1. 
 pass. fr. bvTjfxi, to help, profit. 
 (704) 
 
 'QrCT//i;r, ffo, TO, I ir^i^e gain of, 
 vnc. iC.'' wr/;(rd- 
 
 or slighted, by sy 
 /*j;j', a. 1. ind. m. of o''''//^t, to 
 profit, censure ; f. bviinis', a. 1. 
 ioxnirra '. or iniperf. ind. m. of 
 bvtmai, or bva^iai, pass, fr- tii';;- 
 
 ;<«• 
 
 '12 "j-a^, poet, for oJ avct, or lo 
 (ivat, O king ! So tJ 'vctaaa for 
 (J iivaGfra, O <iueen ! 
 
 "ilvCKjav, Dor. for (oj-i/car, a. 1. 
 fr. bvi]^, to aid, profit. 
 
 'Qviih^ov, iniperf. ind. act. of 
 bvtdit,M, to abuse, reproach ; f. 
 imo, ]). lovti^iKci. Th. bvii^og. 
 
 'QitiCKTa, a. I. ind. act. of llu 
 same verb. 
 
 'QvtipoTToXovv, iniperf. act. of 
 bvtiooTToXfoj.to be skilled in the 
 interpretation of dreams : fr. 
 bviipog, TToXiu). 
 
 "ilvtKa, Dor. adv. for ovvtKa. 
 
 "12 'vtfiog, Dor. for 6 dvefiog, the 
 winil. 
 
 'l2NE'OMAI, o^i^iai, to ])urehase, 
 l)uy, fiirm ; take, undertake ; re- 
 deem ; f. d)rii(Toi^icu, perf. pass. 
 (jjvtjfiai, a. I. ind. m. wr?;(Ta/t/;r, 
 
 bvofidKiO ; f . a(rw,perf. dtvofiaKa, 
 
 to, nTO. 
 
 '12j'y, 2 sing. pres. ind. or subj. (»f 
 the above verb. 
 
 'Qv)), ijg, ?/, i)urchase, buying, 
 redeinj)tion, j)rice, value, con- 
 tract ; the same as djvtjaig : fr. 
 wviof-iai. 
 
 '12 'vtjn, Ion. & Dor. for 6 civrji). 
 
 'Qviirra, a. 1. ind. act. & 
 
 '12j';/rraro, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. m. of 
 bi't}i.ii, to aid ; f. bvi\(roL>. 
 
 'Qi'ijffig, tioc, y, a purchase, buy- 
 ing, redemption : fr. 2 sing. perf. 
 pass, of (jjifofiui, to buy. 
 
 'ih'T](Tio, 2 sing. a. 1. m. of oj'»j//«, 
 to profit ; f. b}'i)(Tio, a. 1. m. 
 d>v)]<TafH]p, u), aro. 
 
 'QvfjTtog, a, ov, proper to be 
 bought ; verbal adj. fr. wvto- 
 }icu, to buy. 
 
 '12i'/;r;)(,', ov, b, a buyer, pur- 
 chaser, farmer of tolls : fr. 
 wrfo//at. 
 
 '12j'//ro, he made gain of ; 3 
 sing, iniperf. ind. pass, of bvi]- 
 l^iai, fr. uiijfti, to help, ])rotit ; 
 also 3 s. pluperf. of wj'H>/iat. 
 
 'QvijTog, ij, bv, bought; redeemed, 
 to be bought, j)urchaseable, ve- 
 nal : fr. wrio/iai. 
 
 "Qv9pio7rog, Dor. for b av9pit)7rog : 
 "Uvbpioiroi, for oi diOpwiroi : bur 
 '12 "rdpioTTt or ''i}i'9pwTre, for iJ 
 di'9puj7n, man ! 
 'I2rt()r, b, if, tV a, ov, to be 
 lionght, exposed to sale, sale- 
 able : fr. tjjrtofuii, to buy. 
 'Qvofia, ciTog, to, Dor. for bvo- 
 
 fi(i, a name. 
 'iliwftdcaTm, they have been 
 named, Ion. for wi'Ofia(Ti.iivoi 
 tiai, 3 pi. perf. ind. pass, of 
 
 ^ pen. pass . ajvofiafTfiai, crai, oTai. 
 
 'Qv6na(T'j^ I named, a. 1. ind. 
 act. & (ovofidfrOr) r, I was 
 iiainetl, a. I. ind. pass, of the 
 sam»' verb. 
 
 ^Qvor, ov, 6, the price paid for 
 any thing, payment, value, pur- 
 chase ; the article purcliased. 
 
 'Qyoxon, 3 sing, imperf. ind, act. 
 of oivoxbfio, to pour in wine ; 
 iniperf. (^voxotov, ow. 
 
 ''^^Mi i opened, a. I. ind. act. of 
 olyio. 
 
 'Q/)fii]v, imperf. pass, of olofiai, 
 to think ; f. olriffofiai, perf. <^>;- 
 ^ai. 
 
 ■"a ON, ov, TO, the ujipcr part of 
 a house : but 
 
 Qpai, the Horn's, goddesses pre 
 
 i2PT 
 
 'QO'N, ov, Tb, Lat. arum, an 
 
 enrrr. 
 
 'QovTo, 3 pi. imperf. ind. fr. oio- 
 fjiat, to think. 
 
 'QoTT, w'oTT, woTT, crics of seamen, 
 ho uj) ! yo ho ! 
 
 'QoToKtw, u), f. ijffu), to lay or pro- 
 duce eggs : & 
 
 'QoTOKia, ag, y, the laying or 
 producing of eggs : fr. 
 
 'QoTOKog, ov, //, laying eggs, ovi- 
 
 parons : fr. ujov, tiktuj. 
 
 'QoTOKovmv, they produce eo-fr.s 
 ^ 3 pi. i)res. ind. act. of ojotoksZ.' 
 'Qo<pvXaKtuj, f. 7'/(Tw, to guard the 
 ^eggs; fr. uibv, ipyXa^. 
 'QTra, ace. sing. fr. w;//, the coun- 
 ^ tenance. Th, owTo^ai, to see. 
 'Qiraat, he gave, 3 sing. a. I. ind. 
 act. of oird^io, to afford, attend 
 ^ closely on ; f. dnio. 
 'QTTfonai, to see, (in Ojipian (oTryj- 
 (Ta(T9ai, a, 1. infin,) : fr. wi//, the 
 ^face. Th. oTrTOf-iai, to see. 
 , ^'"'\OfP^^^- for ovTTip, where. 
 'QTrrj, t)g, >), sight, view, appear- 
 ance. Th. wi//. 
 "ilTTia, u)v, Td, b<ppvdia, the eye- 
 brow.s, because above wnag. 
 'QttXi), ijg, if, a blow given by the 
 hand, that being our natural 
 ^ oirXov. Hesych. 
 'Q-rrXLtr^kvog, being armed, perf. 
 ^part. pass, of b-rrXi^io, to arm. 
 OTrrai, 3 sing. perf. pass, of ott- 
 To^ai, to see ; f. bxpo^uu, pei-f. 
 tufjfiai. 
 'QwTtfaa, a. 1. ind. act. of oTTTaio, 
 ^ to roast, parch ; f. if aw. 
 Qp, if, contr. for bap. 
 "iiPA, ag, if, time ; Lat. hora, an 
 /tour; a year; sea.son of tiie 
 year, as spring, summer, &c. ; 
 time of day, as morning, noon, 
 &c.; time of life, as youth, man- 
 liood, maturity ; beauty, grace ; 
 goddess of beauty ; the right, 
 l)roper time or season ; lopi^'^Kt- 
 icpa^Bvog, having a form 'tem- 
 pered with beauty, beautiful ; 
 topdv, gen. pi. Dor. for cjowv ; 
 
 sitting over the seasons ; also 
 12pa, he was seeing, 3 sing, im- 
 perf. ind. act. ejpaov ojv, atg ag, 
 ^ ae a, of bpdio, to see. 
 QPA, ag, if, care, attention, re- 
 ^ gard, precauti(»n. 
 Opat'^uj,f. imo, to decorate, grace, 
 adorn; make ripe; mid. to adorn 
 one's self ; be beautiful, bloom ; 
 I'e proud or affected : fr, Cipa. 
 'Qpmog, a, ov, graceful, brautiful, 
 fair ; in the bloom or Hower of 
 one's age, Hesiod, Opj). Gi)o ; 
 ripe, mature ; seasonable, hap- 
 pening seasonably ; gathered in 
 season ; of the summer ; MpaTov 
 i^^ojp, Ilippocr. as Gal, inter- 
 prets it, rain falling in the mid- 
 dle of summer ; so understand 
 Hesiod, 0pp. 31. 305. Gnev. on 
 ^ V. 3L Th. vipa. 
 'QpaioTaTog, .superl. fr. the above. 
 QpaioTifg, ifTog, if, seasonable- 
 ness, maturity, bloom ; comeli- 
 ^ iiess, beauty, grace : fr. wpalog. 
 ilpa'i(Tfibg, ov, b, grace, beauty, 
 embellishment, ornament, dress; 
 ^ a florid style : fr. ojpat^uj. 
 QpaKidio, w, f. rtVtu, to faint. 
 ^ swoon, be faint. 
 'Qpavbg, Dor. for ovpavog ; uipa- 
 vu,, gen. ^ol. & Dor. for ov- 
 pavov. 
 "QpdfTi & "Qpdmv, adv. at the 
 ^ rjght time : fr. wpa. 
 
 'Q'pUTog, Dor. for o'Aparoc, Ara- 
 (ua. 
 
 'Q'pytXng, Dor, for 6 'Apytlog. 
 'QpyinGtfv, a. 1. ind. pass, of dp- 
 y'lKo^ai, to be angry ; fr. 6py'ii:,u), 
 ^ to enrage, f. iaw, perf. wpyiKa. 
 'Qpei9via, ag, if, Orithyia, queen 
 of the Amazons. 
 'Qpk^aTo, he reached at, 3 sing, 
 a. I, ind, m. of opkyio, to stretch 
 forth ; f. ^w, i)erf. w()cx«, a. 1. 
 pass. uipkx9ifv; oipk^aB', for wpe- 
 InTo, 3 pers. sing. a. 1. m. 
 '12p^o»', I was seeing, inipf. act. 
 ^ fr, bpku). Ion. for bpdu), to see. 
 'Qpe(T(Ti, to wives, dat. pl. Ion. for 
 odpeaai ; fr. ban, oapog, if, a 
 wife ; pl, bapsg, contr. topig. 
 'Qpsu), u), f. ijffo), & 'Qpevw, f. (Tu), 
 to take care of, attend to ; fr. 
 b)pa, care : also, to guard ; fr. 
 ovpog, a guardian. 
 "Qptj, ifg. Ion. for ijpa, ag, if, an 
 hour, time, «S:c. ; dat. Ion. i^tpy. 
 ''Qp9piffa, a. 1. ind. act. of 6p9pi- 
 K(o, to come at daw n, f, iVw, perf. 
 ^ iop9piKa. Th. bpOpog. 
 'Qp9M9}fv, a. 1. ind. pass, of 6p- 
 ^ Oboj, to erect. Th. 6p96g. 
 'QpiyydTo, 3 sing, imperf. pass, 
 «S: iopiyj'uJvTo, 3 pl. impf. ])ass. 
 fr. opiyvdofiai, uj/jiai. Th. optyu). 
 'QpiKbg, if, bv, in sea.son, ripe, 
 mature, youthful, flourishing in 
 (705) 
 
 ,age.^ Th. (Upa. 
 
 'QpiKiog, adv., in season, at the 
 right time: fr. the above, 
 ^ot/zoc, tf, ov, or o, /,, in its sea- 
 son, rijie, mature ; limited to a 
 
 ^certain time. Th. the same. 
 ^pn'f, a. I. ind. act. woirtro, 3 
 •smg. imperf. pass, of bpivuj. Th. 
 opoj. 
 
 'Qpiog, b, if, or a, ov, in seas.n ; 
 ripe, mature, seasonable ; limit- 
 ed to a certain sea.son ; woiai 
 TiXtTai, solemn rites celebrated 
 yearly at a fixed and stated 
 , time. Th. wpa, time. 
 Qp/daro, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. m. & 
 Upiayn'og, yj, ov, perf, part. pass, 
 of opii^io, to mark out ; f. iVw, 
 a. 1. wpida, perf. wpiKa. Th. 
 opog. 
 
 121 1 12N, wvog, o, Orion, a con- 
 stellation : also the name of an 
 Indian bird. 
 
 "QpKiaa, a. 1. ind. act. of opKi^w, 
 to swear. 
 
 'Opfia9tf, Dor. for U)pnrf9)f, he 
 rushed violently on, 3 siiur. a. 1. 
 ind. pass. h\ bp^ido^ail Th.' 
 
 ypnif. 
 
 Qpfxaive, 3 sing, imperf. ind. act. 
 
 of bp^aivw ; f. avio, perf. wofiay- 
 ^ i^a : fr. the .same th. 
 'Qpfiaro, 3 sing, iniperf. ind. pass. 
 
 of bpfidw, to rush violently ; f. 
 
 V(Toj, perf. pass, wpfxrffiai : fr. 
 
 the above th. 
 'Qp/.daTai, Sc 'Qpfxkaro, Ion. for 
 
 iopfiTfvTai Si wpnifVTo, 3 pl. perf. 
 
 ^ pluperf. pass, of bpfiiw, or 
 
 opfidio : fr, the same th. 
 "Qpfievog, by sync, for lop/uijfievog, 
 ^ perf. part. pass. fr. bpfidw : & 
 Qp/xj;vc, 3 sing. a. I. ind. act. of 
 ^^ bpfxaivw, to rush. 
 "QpfiTfiTa, a. 1. ind. act. & 
 'QpfiwvTo, 3 pl. impeif. pass, of 
 bpfxdu), to rush violently along. 
 Th. bpp,if, an attack. 
 QpvvTo, he was rushing, 3 sing, 
 imperf. ind, ni, of bpvv^u, to 
 ^ rouse up. Th. Spw, to arouse. 
 QpoXoyiov, ov, TO, horohijium, an 
 instrument to mark the hours 
 a dial : fr. ojpa, Xoyog, fr. Xkyw. 
 Qpopa, by nietath. for opwpa. 
 perf. m. Att. for wpa, of bpw, to 
 arouse. 
 ''Qpog, ov, b, a year, time : fr. 
 
 otpa. 
 
 Opog, log, TO, Dor. for ovpog, eog, 
 
 ^ Tb, Ion. for bpog, a mountain. 
 12p<Ta, I aroused, a. 1. ind. act. 
 
 ^ of opa>, f. 6pw, jEo\. bpcTw. 
 
 "Qpffe, he aroused, 3 sing, a. 1. 
 
 Jnd.^ act, of bpw, ^ol. f. bptrw. 
 QpT, for wpTo, he was aroused, 
 3 .smg. ])Juperf. pass, wpfitfv, 
 (TO, To,^ of bpw, to arouse ; f. pw, 
 perf. wpKa. 
 
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 'Qpuyftof, ov, 6, a howling, bel- 
 lowing, roaring, baying : fr. 
 
 bjpVU). 
 
 'QpvyoVf a. 2. ind. act. of bpvaau), 
 
 or rrw, to <lig ; f. ^lu. 
 "Qpvf^, see fjjpvuj. 
 'ilpvOjJ.bQ, ov, o, a howling, bel- 
 lowing, roaring. Tli. ojpvu), to 
 howl. 
 'Qpy^a, a. 1. ind. act. of opvcau). 
 
 'QpvofisvoQ, roaring, gna^shing 
 one's teeth, pres. part. m. fr 
 i)pv(i), to roar. 
 
 'Qpuxarai, Att. opwpi'x'^rat, Ton. 
 for wpvyjwh'oi tlai, 3 pi. pcrf. 
 pass, of opvacro), to dig ; f. ?w, 
 perf. wpux«. 
 
 'QPv'Q,& 'Qpvofiai, to roaraloud, 
 bawl,proclaim;howl,low,bellow; 
 lament with howling ; f. t/Vw, 
 p. u)pVKa, a. 1. ojpvffa ; hence 
 cupvf c, at, a name given to wild 
 beasts, on account of their tre- 
 mendous n)ar, and formed from 
 the sound. 
 
 'Qpviojxa, arog, to, a howling, 
 bellowing, roaring : fr. the 
 above. 
 
 'Q 'px«Toc, Dor. for o apxaiog, 
 that ancient man. 
 
 *QpXE?o-0f, 2 pi. imperf. mid. & 
 
 'QpxtvvTo, Ion. or Dor. for wp- 
 Xoiirro, 3 pi. imperf. m. of 6p- 
 XEOfxai, ovjxai, to leap, dance ; 
 1". m. ijaopai. 
 
 'Qpx//(Tacr0f, 2 pi. a. 1. ind. m. 
 (lipx^/o-^ju/ji', w, aro, of the same. 
 
 "Qj\Hii'og, by sync, for 6 «pxo- 
 fitvog, beginning ; fr. ap\o}iai. 
 Th. apx^)> ^ beginning. 
 
 'Qpwpsii', pluperf. m. of bpio, to 
 arouse, f. opw, perf. m. wpa, Att. 
 op<upa. 
 
 'QpujpkxaTo, Ion. for opwpsy/xgi^ot 
 r/cai', 3 J)!, pluperf. pass, of 
 opeyoj, to stretch forth, extend ; 
 f. ^uj, perf. (jjpfxa, Att, opojpixci, 
 pass, opoipsy^utt, pluperf. wpw- 
 piyjir]}', ^0, (cro. 
 
 'Qpwp£X*'»^j plupf. act. Att. of the 
 same verb. 
 
 'QpiopvKro, Ion. & Att. for w- 
 pvKTo, 3 sing. ])luperf. pass, of 
 opvTffoj, f. Ko), to dig. 
 
 'Qpoipuxfti^, 1 had dug, pluperf. 
 Att. of the same verb. 
 
 'Qg, as, so as, even as, exactly as 
 if ; that ; because ; if ; when ; 
 for; since; wherefore ; according 
 as ; almost, nearly, about ; after, 
 as soon as ; used for f 705, I 
 wish that ; for wore, so that 
 with adverbs of superl. degree 
 like the Latin quam, ojg TcixKTra 
 as quickly as possible ; some- 
 times used to express wonder, 
 as (jjg dpyaXeov Trpayna, how 
 vexatious a matter ! sometimes 
 used for irpbg, to ; sometimes 
 euperfluous, as u)g aXijOiog, in 
 
 truth ; ojg apa, used in express- 
 ing wonder. 
 
 "^Qg, adv., so, thus, in this manner, 
 in this case, nevertheless ; for 
 ovTojg : fr. og. 
 
 '12 1;, ojTog, rc»,Dor. for oi;g,an ear. 
 
 ^Uffa, ag, 6, I thrust, a. I. ind. 
 act. of u)Okoj, to thrust ; f. u)9i)- 
 (Toj & wCTw, a. 1. inf. (Jcai, perf. 
 tJjca, perf. pass. uj(Ti.iai, Att, 
 
 ''Qffai, a. 1. inf. act. wffair', for 
 wcrairo, he may thi*ust, 3 sing, 
 a. 1. m. of the same verb ; but 
 ip<Tai, for oiffai, a. 1. inf. fr. oitu, 
 for (pfpu). 
 
 'Qadntpog, rj, ov, a. I. part. m. 
 of d)0eiOf or atOoj ; f. oxtuj, a. 1. 
 oj<Ta. 
 
 'Qcrav, they thrust, 3 pi. a. 1. ind. 
 act. of the same verb. 
 
 'Qaainl, as if ; for oxrtt. Th. log. 
 
 'Qaai'i'df Hebr. guard me ; 1 
 pray thee, give a happy termi- 
 nation ; (jjcravvd T(^ iJup, for 
 (Twcrov vvv Tov i»t6v, guard, keep 
 the son, (according to the He- 
 brew idiom.) 
 
 'Q(ya(TKS, he pressed on, Ion. for 
 aJ<Tf, 3 sing. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 
 'QaavTtjg, in the same manner, 
 
 in like manner, equally so, just 
 
 as ; adv. fr. u)g, avrog. 
 "QadtVf Dor. for uj^tv, imperf. fr. 
 
 o^(u, to smell. 
 ^ilfft, he urged, 3 sing. a. 1. fr. 
 
 wOiOy for ujOtu). 
 'Qcrtt, as if, as though, like ; 
 
 about, nearly : fr. uig, d. 
 'QcTtjSj 6, Jlosea, the name of a 
 
 prophet, undecl. ; Hebr. by in- 
 
 terpr. he kept. 
 'QaOdg, tlaa, h>, having been 
 
 thrust, a. 1. part. i)ass. & 
 'QaOiii^at, a. 1. inf. pass.fr. wOtio, 
 
 to thrust ; f. wffw. 
 ''Qcri, they should be, 3 pi. pres. 
 
 subj. of tifii, to be. 
 ^Qcrt, they should send, 3 pi. a. 2. 
 
 subj. act. of iiJi^if to send ; f. ijaoj, 
 
 a. 2. rjv. 
 'Qaiy to ears, dat. pi. fr. ovg, ojTog, 
 
 TO, an ear. Th. ovag, ciTog, to. 
 "'Qffjxai, Att. tioafiai, perf. pass. 
 
 of ojOsuj ; f. (Jcrui, perf. iOKa, perf. 
 
 part. i)ass. oiafitiog, a, 1. pass. 
 
 iiiaOtjv, a. 1. part. pass. u)adtig. 
 'Qnfikvog, having been thrust, 
 
 perf. part. pass. fr. the same. 
 'Q(T^6g,ov,6, a thrusting against, 
 
 })ushing, overturning : fr. w0fw. 
 "Q(T7rcp, as, as if, as it were, just 
 
 as, the Siime as ; almost, nearly, 
 
 adv.: fr. uig, Trip. 
 'Qajrepdv, adv., nearly, as if : fr. 
 
 the above, & dv. 
 'QaTrepavti, adv., even, as it were, 
 
 as if, exactly as if : fr. the above, 
 
 & tt. 
 
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 'QffTTfpa, adv., as, lilir'e as, just as 
 
 if : fr. ijtTTTtp, ft. \ 
 "QffTt, & ut<7T\ as, just Us ; so as, 
 
 so that, to such a degrv 'c that ; 
 
 wherefore, therefore ; si'uce, in- 
 
 asnuich as ; in order that : fr. 
 
 ojg, Ts. 
 'Q(TTiH, Att. for wffTiy, 2 sing. f. 
 
 1. ind. m. of 
 'QoTt^w, to thrust, shove, push to 
 
 and fro ; f. idoj, Att. wcftiu). 
 
 Th. utOeu), the same. 
 'Q'ffTopyog, Dor. for o daTOpyog, 
 
 void of natural affection, cruel. 
 "QcTtppavTO, 3 sing, plujicrf. j)ass. 
 
 of oatppaivofxai, to smell ; f. 6(7- 
 
 <Ppaj/uvfJiai, perf. pass. u)a<ppap.- 
 
 ^Uaxog, ov, o, cS: 'Q^xv, »/C, V, a 
 young bi-anch or shoot : fr. 
 
 oax^C- 
 
 'Q<7Xo<p6pia, Ta, & -ia, ag, »/, the 
 beai'ing of boughs with grapes, 
 (a festival instituted by Theseus 
 in commemoration of his return 
 from Crete): fr. 
 
 'Q<7\o(p6pog, 6, >'/, bearing boughs, 
 (a title of Bacchus as bearing a 
 bough with grapes) : fr. (Jtxoc? 
 ^«pa>. 
 
 'iiau), f. 1. act. fr. uiOsiv, to thrust; 
 f. tUffu), as if fr. ai9u). 
 
 ""Qto, ears, nom. & ace. pi. fr. 
 ovg, iOTog, to. 'i^h.ovag. 
 
 'QTaypa, ag, y, an instrument 
 with which the ears were twist- 
 ed ; a pair of pincers for the 
 ears ; because uJra dyptvti, it 
 catches the ears. 
 
 ilTaKovtrrkio, a), f, r](T(x), to take in 
 at the ear what is said, attend 
 anxiously to, collect reports, 
 listen as a spy : fr. 
 
 'QTttKovffrijg, ov, 6, an informer, 
 that makes good use of his ears, 
 that uses liis ears as a spy, Gl. 
 that o)Ti aKovti ; the informers 
 of princes are termed loTa &i 
 wrapta, because they serve them 
 for ears. 
 
 'Q 'tuv, my friend ! ho ! good 
 fellow ! for iJ tTdv, Dor. for tTa ; 
 i"r. tT}jg, ov, 6, a companion, 
 friend. 
 
 'QTdpiov, ov, TO, a small ear, Ve- 
 nus's ear, a kind of oyster, 
 yEol. ; from its likeness to the 
 ear ; dimin. fr. ovg. Th. ovag. 
 
 'QTapbg, d, bv, liaving long or 
 sharp ears, acute of hearing : fr. 
 the same. 
 
 'Qrf, poet, for wcrf, as, even as, 
 that. 
 
 'Q,TiyxvTt]g, ov, 6, a syringe for 
 the ears, instrument by which 
 tig ioTa iyxvtTai, an injection 
 is made into the ears. Th. 
 
 'QthXi^, ijg, »/, a wound, scar: 
 fr. ovrdujf to wound. 
 
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 'iiTig, iSog, y, the bu.stard, Gl, 
 (because remarkable for its 
 
 ^ quick hearing) : fr. the same, 
 QTbg, gen. sing. fr. ovg, an ear. 
 Urog, ov, or 'Qrbg, ov, b, Lat 
 
 a. I. subj. pass, ^^eXyO^, ,7^^' :^r^*.^."' '^''"r '"'I>erf. ind. 
 
 a. I. part, pass. ui^peXyOaif:, en'cra, 
 ^ ip, having been assisted. 
 ^2<peXyGyg,2smg. a. 1. subj. pass. 
 
 ir, the above. 
 
 --.^^, ^., „. i^.us,, ou, o, j.at. tr, the above *^ ' 
 
 ex. rescences like ears;) metaph. 
 ^ a blockhead : a proper name. 
 
 iinW iMijTog, b, //, having the ears 
 ^ cut,_ear-cropped : fr. oig, Tijuvio. 
 
 ilTpvvov, impf. ind. act. of drpv 
 
 >* -^ I — •• •-■VI, ni. of 
 
 "'X'V^«i, to depart ; f. „,, o/v,}- 
 ,^>fiat, perf. pass. ^x'Wac. 
 ^xOn^rav, 3 lA. a. 1. ind. act. of 
 0X9^(0, to be angry, be wroth 
 oi mcensed at ; f. y^uj, a. 1. 
 
 rio, to urge, incite, stimulate ; f. 
 Vi'io, perf. (HrpvyKa, a. 1. J- 
 Tpvpa. 
 
 QTiotiQ, tfjaa, IV, having cars or 
 Iiandles: & 
 
 bench t, advantage, craiu • fr tho 'o ^ ' a'\ . , 
 
 same verb. ° '^ * '^'^'^ ^'^f'^ ^"^ ^Xoii^Ga, 1 p]. in,. 
 
 '?!!:isr^^^:..r' p-fitabie, . ka;^;^i^^!:^-^-i.:>:^- 
 
 ^ beneficial, advantageous : & 
 Q'peXtjfTig, eiog, ,), utility, profit, 
 beneht, advantage ; assistance, 
 emolument : fr. the same verb 
 
 UcptXyreov, must give assistance • 
 verbal adj. fr. the same. 
 
 ?[::«t£&:S''{S5--"'~'*.-- 
 
 UvTog, Ion. for b avrog. 
 
 Q<puK, a place aboundino- in fii^. 
 ^ gold, Jer. X. 9. 
 ''U<peiXoi>, imperf & a. 2. w(htXov 
 
 Q^iXiHog. o, ,), ].rofitable, bcne- 
 nciiil, useful, advantageous, sei-- 
 vieoable : ft-, tlie same. Hence 
 
 I ' owed', tv. "d^^ixZ :' F'"r,?l ^,^''">"-,^' "'l^-. "«ef»%, advan- 
 V'.-rt.oS^uX.J.^^'" ' '• '""". taKeously,servieeaWy. 
 'iUi,„, pluperf act of <W^,. , ^fr""' I ""s'". I "ish, O tliat ! 
 
 Ol»«.>, Oi,hlr, na.nc of a place or ZZ ' "l"'^'"""' I"-''''- •"«>"- 'Oxf-oa,, to make pale : be pale 
 ciuutry produciiiR gold. WA; ■ , 'l'>'- -!xp6c. "e paie. 
 
 -^.X.«,) utility, pro«t,\d vLv ■ ^e^;^ • rtar^ecn n»„ . ""• "' "'« »"«• <»X- "r. o'^^vo 
 
 .t^& -' - - -^"'- ™ .;;'/«.:tr' ''-^- ^-^ -fi' 51'':. .!.■•!.«- -p-. 
 
 pa'r &' '' "^"^' p'-^^^' ^^-- 
 
 ■QXP«j;, <S, to be pale, grow pale 
 , <>!• «allow, bo yellow : & 
 ^hpta, ag, ,), paleness, sallow- 
 ^ "ess : fr. ojxpog. 
 .«X^'«T(c, foi^, ,)^ paleness : fr. 
 ^Xpiauj, f. d'ffio, to be or grow 
 _ pale : fr. *' 
 
 '"XPO'2, d, 62^ pale, pallid, wan. 
 sallow, ' 
 
 ^^hpog, ov, b, paleness, sallow- 
 ^ ness : & 
 
 '^Xf^oryg, yrog, ry, the same. Th. 
 ioXpog. 
 
 <^>f^;}e, £ot,-, b, y, useful." Th.' 
 'ii^Ati^/if^Of for ui<ptXo{,u,vog 
 
 A*«t, ^«t, Trrat. 
 
 ^(pe>)Gav, they were seen, 3 pi 
 
 ^ I ^ogj oval : fr. lobv, an e'»-cr 
 
 countenance, visage, face. Th 
 
 OTTTOfiai. 
 
 'Q^cng, eog, b, ,), like an e<r^. 
 
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 Abandon, aTroXftVo), /xtGtSj^t, 
 
 KaraXtiTro), sKXitTTco, tK^aWw. 
 Abandoned, Ik-/3o\o5, -rrpoooTos. 
 Alnuidoniiient, Trpo^ocria. 
 Abase, Tuirnvow^ KaTttTTit^o). 
 Abasement, Tairtivuiai<i. 
 Abash, aicrxi'i^"', KUTaKJX^'Vio. 
 Abate, Mttoto, sXaXTOO). 
 Abatement, fxsiwcri^. 
 Abbacy, A^jSarn-a, to kolvo^iov. 
 Abbess, a<»X'/A«i^O(UTis. 
 Abbot, Koivo(iidpx^l^-> upx^f^^^^P^- 
 
 TJJS. ^ ^ , 
 
 Abbreviate, Ppax^vw^ tTriTt^vw, 
 
 (Twriiauu}. 
 Abdicate, aTrti-n-tlj; •ri/i' apxhi^-, 
 
 «f/>i(TTacr6at t?)s apx'}^'- ^ 
 Abdonjen, uTroyaaTpjoj/, tjTnoi/. 
 Aberration, a-TroTrXai'ijo-iv, af/>a- 
 
 lj.(ipTi]fxa, a-TTOTtu^ts. 
 Abhor, /xuo-dTTOjuai, a-n-aXXaT-ro- 
 
 )uat, oTroTpoTTia^Ojiiat, cvg^x^' 
 
 paivto. 
 Abhorred, (Uto-J/To?, ix^P'^'*' ^ 
 Abhorrence, aTrtx^'J^i"? ^x^os, 
 
 fxicri]fxa. 
 Abide, /it'i/o), Trapafxivd), Trpoa- 
 
 fiivui^ SiuTpiftui^ olKhto. 
 Abject, aTi,uos, avdpidfxo^, adoKi- 
 
 TaTrtifo?. 
 Ability, Suuap.i'i, vov^. 
 Abjuration, ctTrcD/xoo-ia, l^aifMocria. 
 Abjure, a-TTo/xow, aTrofxvvfxi^ """"f; 
 
 OpKUiV. 
 
 Ablaqueate, /oi^oTo/it'to, Trtpiatpoy- 
 
 AbLaqueation, p/^oTo/ita. 
 
 Able, ^uj/aTos, olo's -re : I am able, 
 
 dCvufiuL^ olu's t' ti/xi. 
 Ablution, tKi/LKJ/i^, dirovLfina. 
 Abode, oiKJ](rL^, o'iKi]fxa, oUijTn- 
 
 piov. 
 
 ABU 
 
 Abolish, dfpauilu), i^aXiUtii^, aKv- 
 po'a), d/xaupoco, airoXXu/xi •. laws, 
 duatptTv Tous yo^ous, Xu£tv or 
 KaToXviiv vofJLOV, d'Jro\p}]<i>iJ,i(TOai 
 or aTToxti'poTovi'iv or aTrooo/ci/itt- 
 
 ^£11/ VOfXOU. 
 
 Abolishable, E^ajpeTt'os. 
 Abolition, afpavLcr/xo^, dcpdvio-L^.^ 
 Abominable, /SatXi/KTos,^ ^ceXupos, 
 
 /UUO-apOS, aTTOTpOTTOS, apptjTos.^ 
 
 Abominate, /SocXuttom"!. /xuo-aT- 
 To/xat, acpoo-io'ojuat, Trpoo-oxt^i^"^, 
 •with dat. aTTOTooTria^o/xai.^ 
 
 Abomination, (ioiXvyfxa, fxiacrfxa, 
 vavTia, fxva-u^, Trpoaox'^if^^"'^- 
 
 Abortion, £/v-Tpco<r/ios, tuTpajfia, 
 i^dfxpXoitTL^, i^dfift\wfJ.a, a/x- 
 
 Abortive, ayiVtOXos, eK^oXt/ios, 
 ^KTpa./xaTiaTos : to render, a/x- 
 
 fiXi<TKOD. , , 
 
 Abound, tutJjji't"' &-o/xai, iv7roptu>, 
 (1) 
 
 Trepto-o-Eua), yt'/io), Sa\pi\ivonai, 
 
 iKKVfxaivco, irKtovdX^d), irXuduw. 
 About, TTfpt, a/uf/)i : about mid-day, 
 
 TTtpi fxiaijv v/jLtpau. 
 Above, prep, v-n-ip : adv. virepVe.^ 
 
 dvw. , 
 
 Abrade, ccTro^uto, aTro^i'pw, airo- 
 
 Kvaiia. ^ , 
 
 Abroad, lK(^mio^\ t^w, tK-ro^. ^ 
 Abrogate, aTroKvpow, aKvpow, avai- 
 ptw, aVoSoK-i/Lifi^w, aTToTraXuiou}, 
 uKvpov TTOiiu), CLaypdfpo), fkfra- 
 yi,d(pu) : laws, d-Troxn-poToutlu 
 
 VOflOVi. ^ , 
 
 Abrogation, dnroKvpoxri'i, ciKvpuxri^, 
 dvaipi(n<i, dTroxttpoToviu ^ 
 Abrupt, a-n-oTojuos, a'n-oT/x»/^,a7rop- 
 
 po)^. ^ , , 
 
 Abruption, a-n-oppTj^t?, airoTop.!]. 
 
 Abruptly, d-rroTOfxw^. 
 
 Abscind, a7roTt>J/w,^ diroKOTTTw, 
 
 Ikkotttw, Spvinw, dvaKiipw. 
 Absence, dirovaia : from home, 
 
 d'rroSi]fJ.ia, diroLKia. 
 Absent, uTTUiV, oj^tos; aoi]fxo's, niro- 
 
 S}]ntu}v: to be, uTTtifxi. 
 Absolve, dTToXuto, aTroytvwo-fco), 
 
 acpbifii, d'jro\l/i}(pLX,ofxai. ^ 
 Absolutely, rtXtcos, d-TrXtLs, tyrt- 
 
 Xtos. 
 Absolution, diroXvai^. ^ 
 Absolutory, dTroXuxtKo?. 
 Absorb, KaTaTTivu}^ dTrufidrrw, po- 
 
 (piui, diroppofpiu), Xatpvisao). 
 Absorption, p6(pi)fia, p6(pn<ri^. 
 Abstain from, niraXXuTTOfxai, dir- 
 
 t'XOjuai Tti/os, dTFttpyo), «0taxa- 
 
 /JLUL, i^iaTaiJiaL^ dcptaTi'iKw. 
 
 Abstemious, aoivos, ayti/aTos, a- 
 
 Pp6nio<:, vi](pdXio<s. 
 
 Abstemiously, iyKpuTw^. ^ 
 
 Absterge, d-TrocrfxaoD & d'iro<Tfi.-t]Xc>-, 
 uTTOxl/dw, dtruTpi^ui, dirop-opyvv- 
 /ii, dvofxarTU}, dvctp-aTTOfxai, 
 o-yufco), iTTLa-fxaa) & txio-/xjjX'*'i 
 
 pvTTTtO. ^ , 
 
 Abstergent, o-juiiktikos, pvTrriKos. 
 Abstersion, dTrojua^ts, 'iKVLy\/ij. 
 Abstinence, dTrdaxtoris, E-yKpartta, 
 
 d(TiTia. , 
 
 Abstinent, d-n-oo-xtov, tyKparjjs, 
 
 aTTOCTTds. 
 
 Abstract, v, diroX'^pi-X,^^ diaa-Truu), 
 dTrdyo), X"'^'?"' diro^ dijitXKu). — 
 s. TO £^ dcpaipiatw^^ to aTTO/ce- 
 Xiopiafxivov. , 
 
 Abstruse, Kpu/3tis, dTroKs/cpuMM*^- 
 j/os. Not abstruse, dKaraKd/Xu-TT- 
 
 TOS, dl/fTTlXlJffTOS. 
 
 Abstrviselv, Kpv(pa. ^ 
 
 Absurd, aXoyo^, dToiro^, ado^os, 
 
 d/XoyicTos. 
 Absurdity, ctTOTroi/, dToirio, uTps- 
 
 TToi/, dWoKOToi/, d/xaOt's. 
 Absurdly, dTO'7rte)9, di/oTjTws. 
 Abundi^nce, tviropia^ tvdiwta, irt- 
 
 ACC 
 
 piatTiia, d^po(rvvv, 6a\l/iXtia,a(p- 
 
 Govia, TTtpiovaia, X"^*^*^' TrXj/t^os. 
 
 Abundant, tuTTopos, Xa(ip6^, cai/^t- 
 
 X»;9,d</>6o»/os,'7rfpt(ro'£uwi','7r£pioi;- 
 
 atos, o-uxj'us. ^ 
 
 Abundantly, t^apKoui/Tws, af/^Oo- 
 j;tt)9, ^lap/vois, XiTTapws, d^OJji/, 
 fuTTopcos, irfpiaaw^, iK iripicr- 
 tTsia^^ oail/iXw^. _ , 
 
 Abuse, V. KaTaXP<^ofxai oT-xOMfxai 
 
 TivL, d7roXP«Oiu«t- -XPt^M"^ "^"f* 
 
 KUKto^ or ri-TTitpcjh.dXaiV. S. KUTU- 
 
 X«>Jjn-'5, d'7roXP')0't5, KaKi]yopJa. 
 Abusive, K-aTaxpT;<TTiK09, «X("1" 
 
 0-T09, </>lX0K^'pT0/10V. 
 
 Abusively, kut axp'io-''""^'"^'^* 
 Abyss, d/Juo-o-os, ^tptiipov. 
 Acacia, aKUh^ia. 
 Academic, dkaOJjjUi/cos. 
 Academy, dh:a6i;/xia. 
 Acanthus, d\-ai/6o9, t;. 
 Accede, oruyKaTaTtt^tprti. 
 Accelerate, a-Trtvcw,^ iiriTaxi'vu}^ 
 
 iyKOviw, KuTaoirtvcu}. 
 Acceleration, £7rtt^i9, Tdx^s, otttov- 
 
 6rj. 
 
 Accent, irpoarwdla. 
 Accept, Xa/x^di/o), cixofxai, TTpocr- 
 
 oixo/xai, i/7ro6iX"M"'- 
 Acceptable, £Trtx«pi«- 
 Acceptance, \»)i}/i9, 7rpoo-Xt|\|/is. 
 Access, J*; 7rpdo-ooo9, tto-cox'i. 
 Accessary, 6 airiau fcX'"*' *^^ ^'^''* 
 
 Xcoi', aiTt09. 
 Accessible, £i'7rpdo-iT09, ti»t</)ocos, 
 
 tu7rpd<ro6os. 
 Accession, tTrtooX'/-. Trpo'CTOecrts, 
 
 Trpoo-Oi/KJ), £7riK-Ti)o-t9, au^»j<ri9. 
 Accident, nrvx^h avfX(j)opd, TTTwfXU, 
 
 avvTvxif^- 
 
 Accidental, tuX'JP^^i ti^x^^o^- , 
 Acclamation, tTrmpuvyih tiri(pu)i>n- 
 
 fxa^ t7rt/3dn/Lia, ^pout^ nX^^- 
 Acclivity, dvw(p(ptia. 
 Acclivous, uuwtptpii^, aVdvTijs, 
 
 £irdi/T»j9, Trapdi/Ti}9, TTpocrdvTijj. 
 Accommodate, dp/xd^w, t<pupp6X,M, 
 
 TTpOO-ap/xd^CO, TTpOO-OlKElOtD, (TU/X- 
 
 /3i/3d^u>, TTtpiTidijfxi, Trpoo'Xtt'Pt"'- 
 Accommodating, fu/x«p»;9. ^ 
 Accommodation, t'7rtTi)0£idT»|9, t</j- 
 
 apfxoyii^ TvpoaoiKtiwai^. 
 Accompany, dfxopl^tvu), dKoXovvtw, 
 
 with a dat. TrupiiKoXoviittx). avv- 
 
 aKoXovdtu), TrapairifXTrofxaL. 
 Accomplish, ^trtTrpdTTO|x«t, cut- 
 
 TTovlu), diripydX,op.ai^TtXia)^ airo- 
 
 TtXtCO, dvVil). 
 
 Accomplisher, ^la-rrpd^TtDp, tryi/Tt- 
 
 XE<rT»/9, h]piiovpy6^. 
 Accomplishment, 6td'7rpa^t9,ai/u(ris. 
 
 Accord, V. o/Jiovotu), oruyx'^P*"'' 
 
 bfxoXoyioi^bfxoyvwpovio}^bp.o(Ji>po- 
 i/t'o), bfxoipwvtoi.—o. bfxovoia-. <;t 
 one's own — , ckcoi/, £KOi;o'io9, auro- 
 
 /LiaT09. 
 
 Accordai:; .<pu>i/o5, tryi/w^dv. 
 According/ ,, KUTd. 
 Accost, irpoat^iuuvioo, f7raua(3oda}. 
 irpocTKdKtu), TTpooffiBiyyofxai, 
 irpoart iirtii/, ui/-> o/xai^ ipcoruo). 
 Accouiit, Xoyi(r/tds, Xdyo9 : put to 
 the — of, -TTpoo-Aoy t^o/xat, dvuTidt]- 
 ^< or dva(f>ipu) aoi touto, diro- 
 ypd(pu): on — of, Sin with ace. 
 ^Tj'^P', X''^*"! 'iuEKu with gen. iiri 
 with dat. "TTEpt ^: irpos witli ace. 
 Acconntable, vTTfvdwo^, tvoxo^. 
 Accretion, tTruv^^ai^, £7rtooo-<s, 
 Accubation, duuKXim^, KaTd/cXt(rt9. 
 Accumulate, d^poi'^tv. a-vvdyco, Itti- 
 <Twptvoo, KaTua-wptvu)^ (Tu/x(j)opta), 
 vi]tu) & yjico, i/d(r<7t«, crajptuo). 
 Accumulation, t7rto-d>p£vo-i9, <ri;i/- 
 
 dt^potff/ua, i/ti<Ti9. 
 Accuracy, iirifxtXEia, dxpifttia. 
 Accurate, e-tti/x^Xi/v, a\-pi/3>/s, \t7ra- 
 
 f)t;v : pass. iirifxiX^Qti^. 
 Accurately, Itti/uleXu}^, a/cpt/9w9, 
 Xt7rapai9 & Xt7rapttt)9, iripitpyu}^ : 
 to examine, aKpifioXoyt'iadai. 
 Accurse, KaTitpdop.at. 
 Accui-sed, a'paTd9, /caxdpaTo9, t'Trd- 
 
 prtT09, £^dyi(rTo9, 6Eo<rTyyj;9. 
 Accusation, tyKXij/ma, KaTi]yopia, 
 
 aiTiaat^, ypuffn), i^o'yos, ai-ria. 
 Accusatory, t-n-ifXEfXTTTiKo^, kutj}- 
 yopiKoi. 
 Accuse, ^ aiTidofxai, Karijyoptw, 
 <}iaiva),iyKaXt(v,6iu)Ka),lTr(UTido- 
 fxui, fxifXfpoimaL, diaypdcjio) tivi 
 airiui/, iiTK^ytpoj or tTrdytu, ciku- 
 OTvpiov Tivi KuOi^uj, iiri<{)tpu) 
 
 ADJ 
 
 Acquire, di/Ttxofxat, Tvyxdvu), liri- 
 Tvyxdvw, KTdofxai.TTpoa-KTdofxaL, 
 irtpiTTOLiofxai^ irpoa'jrupi'^ofxai, 
 
 TTEpiaTTTU). 
 
 Acquisition, cTrtTuxi", Ittitev^i^, 
 aTToXaiKTi^. 
 
 Acquit, dTTaXXdTTo), d-TroXva), cuf)- 
 hlfii: to be acquitted, d7ro0£uyto 
 
 Acquittal, d-TrdXi/o-jc, d(}>i(ri^. 
 
 Acquitted, rt</)£Tov, diro(f)vywv. 
 
 Acre, iriXtdpov, irXtdpov. 
 
 Acrid, d^us, SpcpLV's. 
 
 A^crimony, d^dxi,?, SptfxuTu^, (r(t>o- 
 OpoTijs, o-Tpj;0i/dTj;9, TTiKoia. 
 
 Across, •7rXdyto9. 
 
 Acrostic, aKpocTTixL^. 
 
 Act, s. Epyov, 7rp«^t9, Trpdyixa : in 
 
 the very act, eV abTo<pwpuK—v. 
 
 iroi tw, -TrpuTTw, tpydX^ofxai^ dpdoa : 
 
 as a player, VTroKpbofxai. 
 Action, TTpd^i^^ ivipytia, Spdai^ : 
 
 at law, KctT^jyopiu, 'iyKXi]aa, 
 
 al-ria : to^ bring an, dywui^^Eai^ai, 
 
 Slki)V iiadytLv or £Trdy£/y. 
 Active, ^ £i/£py»;Ti;cd9, Spaa-TiKo^^ 
 
 SpaaWipios, £/'£py//9, 7rpaKTtKd9, 
 
 do/v-fc'09, dTpjjpds, cTTovoaXoi. 
 Actively, evj pyjjTt/cJis, -Trpa/cTi/cws, 
 
 ddK-yto9, <nrov6ai(t)^. 
 Activity, o-TToyo?/, Ei/tpytta, doKpia, 
 
 iXaippoTi}^. 
 Actor, TTOifjTi/v, o TrpdTTwi;, ^yoa- 
 
 o-T»;p : a player, viroKpiTm. 
 Actual, d\»j6V;s, dX»/t)ix/d9. 
 Actually, dXjj6uJ9, bifrui^. 
 Aculeate, uKuvdwdi}^, tyKEvrpo^, 
 
 KsvrpwTo^ 
 
 ADO 
 
 ypa</)r,i/ Trpos Tii/«, Iv aWia Acumen, 5£ti/dT.j9, dPdTiJs. 
 nrcntofxai.di ai-na^ txui^lvbtiKvv- Acuminated, KevrpuiTo^, dlf^vrtvm 
 ixai Tiva : false v. mti.-nitxft„-ri,., Ar..,f« ^r.' ^ 
 
 ^ai Ttj/a : falsely, avKO(l)auTiw 
 Tij/d, \J/EvSu)^ KaTi)yoptu) : to be 
 accused, dUiju exeiu, KpluEadai. 
 yivEoQai iv uiriq, kv alTia E\vai\ 
 na-r^yopElddaL, "ypd(/)£<Tdat, tirl 
 KpioEi irupaSldoa^ai^ a'niav viro- 
 
 fxivEiv^ (pEVyElV. 
 Accused, inrodiKo^. 
 Accuser, Araxj/yopoy, Siwkwv, Kpl- 
 
 VWV^ ypUClj6fXtVO<S, (vdvVCVlf, TIjU 
 u'lTiaU ETTtVEyKUJU. 
 
 Accustom, EdiX,a), (Tvvtdi'^w. 
 
 Accustomed, (TuuTpo<l>oi, o-i/j/>;0ij?, 
 EWiafxivo^, tdn/jiUM/ : to be, ii)il^o- 
 fxai, cri/i/ttJ/^OM«t, ELwda. 
 
 Acervatc, acopEvo}. 
 
 Ac( rvation, awpEvcrii. 
 
 A^bc, s. dxo'i, £09, «Xyo9, £09, 
 d^ui/i;. — V. dXyiu). 
 
 Achieve, SimrpaTTOfxai. 
 
 Acliievements, at 7rpd^£t9, Td tte- 
 TrpuyfXEva^ -rd /caXtos irpax^divTa 
 
 Acid, d^u9, d^j/pds. 
 
 Acidity, d^dT»;9, <TTpv(pv6ri]^. 
 
 Acidulate, o^vvu). 
 
 Acknowledge, d/xoXoytoj, cuyyt- 
 
 vuiCTKO)^ EiriyivtMCTKU)^ yvtjopiX^U}. 
 Acknowledged, yvtaoToi. 
 Aconite, ukovitov. 
 Acorn, (3d\avo<:, v ; «^-uXo9, v. 
 Acquaint, yj/oip/^o), ayytXXo). 
 Acquaintance, Eraipoi, koivuivo^, 
 
 crwj/»;0?;s : fiieuds, ol tiooduTEV. 
 Acquiesce, o-Ti'pyo., £(/)»;cri;xI^a>, 
 
 (tpta-hofxai, dv(nravop.ai^ ettuvu- 
 
 TruyofxuL, apKou/xai^ (rvn<f>Epofxai 
 
 Acute, o^vi. 
 
 Acutely, 6^v, o^tw^, XiyEoa^. 
 Adage, irapoiixia^ tiros, Xdyos. 
 Adamant, dSd/xut. 
 Adamantine, dda/uLavTivos. 
 
 Adjoining, fxtOopio^, <rvv6fxopo9, 
 
 <ryyXopT09, irdpoiKo^. 
 Adjourn, dvaliuXXofxai. 
 Adjournment, dvalioXt}. 
 Adjudge, iiriOihd'^a), tTTiKpivta^ 
 
 yf/il<l>iX,ofxai. 
 Adjunient, ^or'' la, (Soi'idijfxa, ettl- 
 
 Kovpia. 
 Adjunction, t7rt$£i;^t9, £7ri0£o-t9, 
 
 7rpd<ryto-(9. 
 
 Adjuration, E^opKi(Tfx6<s. 
 Adjure, dp^i^a), e'^opm'^co, EtfyopKi- 
 
 ^OJ, dpKdoj, ETTO^dtO, or ETTOfXVVfXl. 
 
 Adjured, tTrwpoTos. 
 
 Adjust, dpoj, dp/xd^ct). 
 
 Adjustment, uppLoais, o-di/0£o-t9. 
 
 Adjutor, /?0J/t)d9, d/xvuTwp, k-rri- 
 Kovpos, avvspyos, dX£KT7/p,a'X£^j/- 
 Tj/p, fioi'idpufxo^. 
 
 Administer, SioiKtw, vTrijpETEO), 
 KUTEudvvu}, SiaTidnfii rd Koivd 
 Tijv TrdXtajs, did x^'pds e'xcu -r»yi/ 
 TToXiv : ill, TrapuOLoiKEio : the 
 sacrament, fxvarijpia Siafxtpilw. 
 
 Administration, SioUijai^, diuKO- 
 
 i^/a,u7r»jp£ata,EyxEtpijo'ts,t7rtTpo- 
 TTi), SiaxEipLcn<i. 
 
 Administrator, oLoiKijri]^, vinjpE- 
 
 TTJ9, E7riTp07r09. 
 
 Admirable, dav/xda-io's, QaufxaaTo^ 
 
 EudoKiaos, dyacTTo^. 
 Admirably, 6u u/xao-t a)9, davfiaa-riv^^ 
 
 £K7rA.aya)9, dyajxivuo^. 
 Admiral, i/adapxo9, (TToXapxos. 
 Admiration, eaD,ua, dav/xaa/xdi^ 
 
 ddpftos, 0d7ro9 : to be struck with, 
 
 Oai^/xd^co, EKTrXjiTTOfxai. 
 Admire, (Jai»/xd^u», ETrieay/xd^o), 
 
 dyafxai^ kirdyafxai, Ot'nru), kutu- 
 
 dl'lTTU), 0-£^dtn), did OaV/JLUTOi 
 
 EXto :^ greatly, u-7r£p0au/ud^w, 
 
 VTTEpdyapai. 
 Admired, ayao-Tos. 
 Admirer. uai//xao-x»/5, ayocrTr/9, 
 
 Adapt, ap^o^o), kirapTvu), 5ta7r.;- <?£X/£t»V, Epao-T»;9. 
 yi/y^i, k<t)apn6l(o, dTrapriloK Admission, e'ktSoxv, Eiaaytoyi,, 
 
 Add, eTTiTttfjj/xt, 7rpoo-Tt0>;/xt, tTri- o-yyxa»p»/(ri9. 
 (3dXXu}, jrpoadidwfxi, a-vvdiTTuy, Admit, dyo/xai £^9, ii<rf)EXoiixai 
 TTpoatfxftaXXu,, irapalEuyvvfxi. TrpoaS^'xofiai, k(f)h]fxi, iraphmil 
 
 Added, 7rpoo-0£TO9. -rrpoahj^i, -npoadyw, iyKpiuw, 
 
 Adder, o^idiov, £Xt9. 
 
 Addition, ETrt/9X>;/xa, TrapEi/ejJ/cj;, 
 •7rpdo-0£ert9, Trpoo-tJfjKi;, Trodo-Oe/xa, 
 E7ri0£<rt9 : in — to these things, 
 
 ETTiyivETai TOUTOIS. 
 
 Addle-egg, ovpivov or vTrtjVE fxiou or 
 X,i(t)vpiov u)6i/. 
 
 Address, v. KOivoXoyio/nai Tivt, 
 EUTuyxdpu) Tii/t, irpoaKaXkOfxai, 
 Trpoerayopt uo), Trpoa-fpwvEU), irpoa- 
 XaXkU), ETTauodo), Trpdatfuj/uLi, 
 irpoaEvvE'Kw. — s. 7rpoa-aydp£uo-i9, 
 Trpo<Ti]yopia. 
 
 Adept, £/x7r£ipo9, ETria-TtjiuKDV. 
 
 Adequate, dpKio<i, 'iKavd^, "kto^. 
 
 Adhere, irpoatxofxai, TrEpttxo/xaj, k(f)i]36Ti]s. 
 
 Eia-ipipw, kiriXiyofxai. 
 Admix, ETrifxiyi/v/uLi, TrapaTrXtKu). 
 Admixture, fxi^is, ETrt/ut^ts, trpSa-- 
 
 fxi^is. 
 Admonish, TrapaKuXEo}, irapaiuEoo 
 
 vovOeteu}, dvaixifivricTKui, virofxi- 
 
 fxv}j(TKa), TTapayyiXXft), viroridi)- 
 
 fxi, qypEi/oui. 
 
 Admonisher, 7rapatj/£T»j9. 
 Admonition, vovdEaia, vovQetiio-i^^ 
 
 vovOkTtjfxa, TrapaluEO-is, dvdfxvi]- 
 
 <Ti9, U7rdyixi/jj<ri9, -TrapdK-Xjjo-ty. 
 Admonitory, irapaivETiKos, vovQe- 
 
 TLKOS, or l/Ol/0£T?;Tt/tds. 
 
 Adolescence, j/£dT»;9, 7;/3i;, k<f)i](3ia^ 
 
 ■Trpoa/coWao/xat, TrpocnrXdTTo- 
 ^at, a-uvdiTTo/ixat, Trpoaiaxofxai, 
 crv/uL(j)vofxai, kfXffivofxai. 
 
 Adhesion, irpocTKoXX^a-is. 
 
 Adjacent, -TTE'Xa?, 7rX7j<rtoi/, u/iopos. 
 
 Adjectitious, £7ri0£Tt;9, Trapa^Xijri- 
 
 KOi. 
 
 Adjective, to kiriOEToi/, 
 Adieu, x«'"p£- 
 
 Toio-t TTapovcri, EuapEo-Toi^^uai, Adjoin, Trapa^Euyi/y/xi, irpotr-riQ^- 
 yt-fXEVio Tol(Ti Ka^Ecrri]i<6ari,IXkvtt}A fxi, irpoadirru}^ TrpoaapixoTTta, 
 dyuTTuio, (Tuyxc^pioo. KoXXdotxai. 
 
 (2) I 
 
 Adopt, Utot^ETEW, UtOTTO/EW, l/Jdtt), 
 
 tiaTroiEO/ixai, TralSa TidEfxai, ttoie- 
 
 ofxai or Elcriroitofxai^ ets dicriv 
 
 Xafx^di/u), iirdyofxai. 
 Adopter, b vIoOeteiov. 
 Adoption, vtodEaia, tio-froitjo'tc. 
 Adoptive, ironjTos yJd9, uids 0£Td9, 
 
 i/tdoETOs, ElcnrohjTOi. 
 Adorable, irpoa-KvvtjTos^ XaTpEV- 
 
 Tt05, EVKTaiOi. 
 
 Adoration, nrpoarKui/ijais, aijSas^ 
 o-t'/3ao-i9. 
 
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 I'* 
 
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 *A 
 
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 AFF 
 
 Adore, irpo(TKvviui^ "Trpocrtuxo/xat, 
 tr£/3atou«i. 
 
 AUDI'II, tTTlKOafitCO, tJ/TUVO), tVCTKlV- 
 
 A<U)inmeiit, orvaKtvacrla^ Koa/uLijai^, 
 
 OtdCTKtW- 
 
 A(lscititi<)US,a/\\oTp£OS,£lo"7roi>jTos. 
 Advance, v. irpoy^^wpiu}, TrpoKoTrru). 
 
 irpo^aivM. — s. or Advuucemeut, 
 
 Trpo^acTL^^ irpoxivpijcn^, irpo- 
 
 TTupjums, irpoKoinj. 
 Advantage, v. w(j)t\ttv. — s. Ktpoos, 
 
 tupilfJLa, wfptXiijun^ uxptXtLU. 
 Advantageous, wcpiXip.o'i^ xpjjfft- 
 
 Advtntiiioiis, iiriLcraKTO^, t^wTi- 
 
 otcuOJjs, tTTttaoOios. 
 Adventure, s. -roXfiiifxa^ irtlpa : 
 TU^'N <TVfX<popd. — V. TO/\/xaw, 
 
 Adventurous, To\/x);pov, To\/x?jTt- 
 
 KOS. 
 
 Adverb, k-n-'ippmxa. 
 Adverbial, t7rip,o»)/iaTtKo9. 
 Adversary, iuavTio^, TroXtjUJos, 
 
 aj/Taytui/io-T'/s, ayxto-Tanis, dvTi- 
 
 Aj-'yoji', i»7rtvai/Ttov, ivau-ri^iu^. 
 Adverse, dvTLKtiptvwi, s^Opos. 
 Adversity, axi»x'«i «tux')A*«i ouo-- 
 
 Ti/X'"i cu(JTV)(j\p.a, ouaTTpa^ia, 
 
 TO. ivauTia. 
 Adversely, ouo-ryxais. 
 Advert, aicrdafojuai, aKtinopai. 
 Advice, /3ou\»/, arvuftovXi)^ arvp.^ov- 
 
 A.ia, tvfSovXia, TraixttVf tris. 
 Advise, -TTt/dct), Gvp[5ovXtvu)^ irap- 
 
 aii/tio^ f.icrijyio/iiai^ vovi)BTiu). 
 Advisedly, tuXafiw^. 
 Adviser, (iovXivn)^, Trapatviri]^. 
 Adulation, KoXaKtia, t^wTrtia. 
 Adulator, /ctiAa^, dtoif/, 6a)7riu-rth:o<;. 
 Adulatorv, *co\a»c£iiTtKos, Quiirtv- 
 
 TJK05. 
 
 Adult, s. tipTiTTrti?. — adj. aj/ooco- 
 
 Otts, xtXtios, a/c/xalos, tip^ifiu^. 
 Adulterate, juoix^'^"'? -ofiai^ /moixd- 
 
 ^W, K'aTTf/XtUtO, KaKOTEXl/tO), oiu- 
 
 (pdtipu)^ KlfiOffXlUCO. 
 Adulterer, /Hollos, /j.dx}<09. 
 Adulteress, p-otxttXh, fxoixd^^ M^tX' 
 
 Xa5, /uaX'^'^- 
 Adulterous, k:i/35)jXos, /xotx"^'<^5i 
 
 /uot'xios, 1*0609. 
 Adultery, pLoiXfia, /uaxXocrufj;, 
 
 K'l/S^riXsi'/ia. 
 Adumbrate, ti/ca^co, o-Kia^o), sTTi- 
 
 (T/cta^o), /ca-racTMa^ai, (TKiaypa- 
 
 Adumbration, a-KLacrpLa, cruiaypa- 
 fpia^ kiricrKiaapo^^ d7ro(rKLa<Tp.a, 
 d-rrtiKOVKTpu^ vTroypa<pu. 
 
 Ad unci ty, /ca/xTruXo-rijs. 
 
 Advocate, avunyopo^^ Trapti/cXTjxos. 
 
 Advocation, crvu^yopla^ irapuKt- 
 Xfucris. 
 
 Adurc, diroKalw^ rrpoaKaiu), (rvy- 
 Katoj, irpoG-diXiyu). 
 
 Adustion, uTrd/vaucris, tTriKai/aiS, 
 iTTLKaufxa. 
 
 Aenal, dipio^^ ijtpio^. 
 
 Afar off, Tro'/d/io), T»)Xo0f i/, Tj;Xo'6t : 
 from afar, '7r6ppu}t)ii/. 
 
 Affability, tvirpuatjyopla, <f)tXo- 
 
 ff>pO(TVVlf. 
 
 Affable, £U7rpoflri;yopop, c>;'.i\»jTi- 
 Ko^ : to be, tx^i-v or SiaTLdtvai 
 voiio^ Trpos Tti'tt. 
 (3) 
 
 AGE 
 
 Affair, irpdyfxa^ tpyov. 
 
 Affect, (move,) Kivito : (aspire to,) 
 
 iiri^vjuLvo^ ^?jXoct), i<fiiifxai^ with 
 
 gen. 
 Affected, £/i7ra3'j/9, KaK'OTraS'tcuj;, 
 
 Tpi/XOU/U.tl'OV. 
 
 Affection, dyd-m], dyd7n)crt<s^ tpws, 
 
 </)iXoTjj9 : natural, oxoiiyj/. 
 Affectionate, (/jiXoo-ropyov. 
 Affectionately, Trpo(T(\nXu)'5 : most, 
 
 otN£ioTa'ra. 
 Affinity, avy-, tutia, dyxiaTtia^ 
 
 Ki]6tla^ Ki)otvp.a^ 6/uLoyup(ipia^ 
 
 (Tvyyupppla, 
 Affirm, fit^aiuco^ Siaft^^aiuofxai, 
 
 KUTU(pi]ni T«, Gu<rxvpiX,opai. 
 Affirmation, KaTu(pa<Ti^, irapdaTa- 
 
 orts. 
 Affirmatively, (3t(3aiu}<i^ KaTafftaTt- 
 
 Affix, TrpotraTTTOj, TrpoaiiXoto^Trpofr- 
 tptidw, avfxTrXtK(t)^ OLUKtvrtw^ 
 TTpuorTracra'aXt uw. 
 
 Afflict, ^XlfSiv, a-TToS-Xi/Juj, -n-poo-- 
 3'X//3a), TaXaLirwptio^ Kciicoto^ kci- 
 Kojs TToiiui Tivd^ tTTirpifiu)^ Trpoa- 
 Tapaacco, Trpocnrtt^co, dXyvvtu, 
 dviuw : to be afflicted, d^X//3o;u«t, 
 KUKOTra^tw, xaXatTTtopto), kukoo- 
 fxat : to be grievously, otii/oTraOt'tD, 
 dyavuK-rtuj, Svax^P'^^'t'^^-. oiayuv 
 a/cTta>, «5fii/a TruitOfxaLy cvaripu- 
 pois or )(«X£7rtii9 (pipu). 
 
 Afflicted, TaXai7ra)po9, /caKa)3'£i9, 
 KUTapfftXmJLtvu'i.'KpoaTapdxOti^. 
 
 Aftlicter, u/Jpia-T/jS, Ka\o7roio9, ra- 
 Xat7rt«)p£a)i/. 
 
 Affliction, /va/C6o(7i9, 0Xii|/i9, raXai- 
 Trcopta, TaXai7rti)pj)^a, 7rri0u9, 
 ■TraOij/ia, fij/ayK-Jj, kukoti}^, aXyos, 
 dt/i'a. Afflictions, Ta Ka/ca : heavy, 
 (iiaiu TTadt'ipaTa. 
 
 Affluence, tvippoia, li/Tropla, tirip- 
 pi/crt9, TrX Eovuffyua. 
 
 Affluent, uTTtpTrXouo-ios, irapirXou- 
 
 (TlO^, TToXuoX/SlOS, tpiKTnpWV, 
 
 7r£ptovcndX,'iiV-, irtpiovcriacrTiKO'i. 
 Afford, Trapt'x"', X^)'^'''/'"'' ^Kiropi- 
 
 5<iO, oidwfxi, tirapKiui. 
 Affriction, kiriTpiyf/i':, TrpoaTpixf/i^. 
 Affright, (po(3tw, kKirXt'iTrw, kutu- 
 
 irXriTTU), 7rTO£tO, EKTapUTTUJ : to 
 
 be affrighted, TapuTTo/xai, £/c- 
 TrXjjTTOjUai, (fiopiofiai.. 
 Affrcmt, s. y/3pi9, Xa)/3»;. — v. ii/iJpt^co, 
 
 XwftdofiaL^ tcpvlBpiX^w. 
 Affronter, u/Sptorxi/v, Xa)/3»5xwp. 
 Affuse, Trpocrxto}-, lirLXto^-, ittlX'^^i 
 
 TTpocrxi't^w- 
 
 Affusion, '7rpo<rxi'0'i9, fTTixi'O'i?- 
 Afraid, (poj3tpd^, CfiXo'v. 
 Afresh, iraXii/, ay, £K oivTtpov^ 
 
 vtov. 
 After, prep. fXETa -with ace. : tirl 
 
 with dat. : adv. uaTEpov. 
 Afternoon, StiXi} : in the, SsuXo^. 
 Afterwards, tlxa, £7r£iTa, vfTTtpov. 
 Again, au, aD0i9, TrtiXii/, t/i7r«X(t', 
 
 £icrai}3't9: again and again, au^i^ 
 
 Kai av2ri^. 
 Against, £7ri, Trapu, irpo^^ with ace. 
 
 ivavTioi/, duTi, Kara, witli gen. 
 Agate, ax«T»j9. 
 Age, /^I'ov, yjj/ta, attoi/, xpot'os : of 
 
 manhood, iiXiKia : of the same, 
 
 6p.i)\i]^, iaoxpovo^, »iXiK'tajTij9, 
 
 (Tvyxpovo^. 
 Aged, 7roXi;£T»i9, fiuKpo^ioi^ TTpia- 
 
 ALl \ 
 
 /Si'TEpos, ylpttiv^ irpofh^^iiKw^ iri 
 j;XiK-trt, y£paio9 or ytjpatvp9. 
 
 Agencv, ETrtTpoirj;, £7rt/.i£XtVia, Otoi- 
 /CJJO-I9, Tapuia. 
 
 Agent, Tupia^, tirtTpoTro?, t-TTi- 
 
 yU£Xj)T»;9, U7r>JptT)jS.^ 
 
 Agglomerate, avuayiipw^ Trjji/t^w, 
 
 t/CTTjji/t^a), (Tvvdyu). 
 Agglutinate, -Trpoo-KoXXdu), Trpoc- 
 
 dTTTO). 
 
 Aggrandise, utyaXui/to. 
 
 AgL'ravate, ttripapvvw, tpppi^ut, 
 
 lv<TKi\irT(i}, 6nyiX,(ty- 
 Aggregate, t-mcrvvudpOiX^oi^ dytXd- 
 
 ^tu, kiricrvvuyw. 
 Aggression, £7ri/3oX);, tTrix* 'P'jo'ts, 
 
 tf/>o'p/xij'Ti9, t7rtX£i;crt9. 
 Aggrieve, dXyui/o), Xuttio), ei/o^- 
 
 Xtto. 
 
 AgliaSt, £K-jrXjJ/CT09. 
 
 Agile, kXacppoi^ £i/*rtV»;T09, £uo"rpa- 
 
 rp//9, tvarKapt)po<:. 
 Agility, £Xa^pdT»;9, iiiKivi)<ria. 
 Agitate, kXauvto^ coi/tw, Kivtw, 
 
 dvUKlUtW, T«pdTTCO, SlUatlVOy 
 
 (TttXjuw, aiuw. 
 Agitation, 6dfjjcri9, d6u)]fxu, tvKi- 
 
 vi]<TLa, adXivni'i. 
 Agitator, tX«T»/p, k:ii'7]t»/9, dyoo- 
 
 y£l7S. 
 
 Agnation, nrpoerfpvcri^^ ayxiffTtia. 
 
 Ago, irpoTtnov^ irdXni. 
 
 Agoni/.e, dvidw^ (iucrai/i'^u). 
 
 Agonv, dywuia. 
 
 Agree, avpapu^tio^ avvTivipai, 
 
 opoXoytu). 
 Agreeable, »;ou9, x^v'^^'-^- 
 Agreeably, ijntw^, KiX^P^^H-^*^^^- 
 Agreeing, avpfpwvo^. 
 Agreement, tri;yKaTd0£O-i9, opoXo- 
 
 yi'o, kcpappoyij, bpo(\}po(rvv)]. 
 Agriculture, ytwpyia^ ytojiroinn, 
 
 ytwpyi]pa. 
 Ague, -TrupETos, xf/vxpd^- 
 Ah, «i, al: (ptv : ah me I otpoi. 
 Aid, V. /3oi/t^£to, kiriKOvpiw. — s. 
 
 ISondtia, kiriKcvpia. 
 Ail, i/oatoo^ uaOtvtu)^ appwcTTtu). 
 Ailment, i/dcros, »;. 
 Aim, s.<rTdxos,o-K07ro9,o'Tdx«o'w"' 
 
 — V. (TKoirtvio^ crT<>xdto/xrtt. 
 Air, a'j/p, aJpa, aiOpu, a'lQu'ip. 
 Airy, 6t»;i/£/xo9. 
 Akin, <Tuyy£i'»/9, opoytvn^. 
 Alabaster, dXdjiaaTpvu. 
 Ahxcrity, ipaiSpoT}}^, trpoQvpia^ 
 
 tvQvpia^ tvcppotrvvi]^ OpaaTi'ipiov, 
 
 £TOl/XOT»J9. 
 
 Ahu'm, s. </)c>/3o9, ^ti^a, Q6pvft<><i. — 
 v. £K-TrX»jTTaj, TcrpaTTO), cpajStw : 
 to be alarmed, TupuTTopuL, irtpi- 
 c^iofitopai^ dap(diu). 
 
 Alarmed, £h7rXay£i9, £TrToi/)utj/f9. 
 TETaoay/xtVos, 7r£pt0£»ys, -rrtpifpo- 
 /3<,9. ' 
 
 Alas ! at, '/)£u, JoC, ouai, oipoi. 
 
 Alder-tree, kXj'j^pij & K'X»/3'p«, 
 
 Hty£lp09. 
 
 Ale, 5u3'09. 
 
 Alias^ dXXoTE^ d\Xa)9, aXXt?. 
 
 Alien, dXXdTpio9, dX\dc/)i;Xo9, 
 
 ^*ydv. 
 Alienate, dXXoTpcdo), diruWo- 
 
 TpiOUJ. 
 
 Alienation, aXXoT/L»ia)(ri9, aTraXXo- 
 
 T/)tU)0'l9. 
 
 Alike, d;ioio9, '7rftpd/ioio9. 
 Aliment. Tpo(pu, /ido-Mjjua, ^puipa. 
 
 V; 
 
 Alimentary, g-iTt/cdy, Tpocpifxo^. 
 Alive, Jwoyo, ^wi;^ Ipxf/vxos. 
 All, •7rrt9y a'7r«9. o-y^7ra9, 0X09. 
 Allay, 'vrautu, A.a-rac7TtXXu>, kot- 
 
 tX'o. i}ptpiX^fo. 
 Allegation, atTt«, oiaftoXi). 
 Allege, Trpot'xw, irpotplpu}. iiri- 
 
 Xtyto, UTTtlTTi-ll/. 
 
 Alleviate, k\a(ppvvw, dvaKovcpiX^to^ 
 fmKov(pila), kfruipu), Kov(pil(o, 
 virt^aipw, TTauu), 
 
 Alleviation, dvaKou(pi<Ti^, Ittikou- 
 fpiapu^ TTpdvi/an. 
 
 Alley, crx£j/6i)7rds, dptpodo'S. 
 
 Alliance, trvppaxia. 
 
 Allibion, Trpocrupa^i^. 
 
 Allot, kXiipou), /ifp/^o), outvtpui. 
 
 '\l'o^^\*'''''yXf^P*">, kl'SlSojpi, TTipi- 
 6ilU^ klTLTptTru). 
 
 Allowance, anopirpiov. 
 
 Allude io^aiviTTopaL eh,di/a(^)tp(x). 
 
 Allure, fTTciyw, ktpiXKw. 
 
 Allured, k-jrayopiuo^, kfPfXhopEvo^. 
 
 Allurement, dtX/cxi/piOi/, £7r«- 
 y(oy*]. 
 
 Ally, (Tvppuxrxs. 
 
 Ahniudity, TruvToupdruio. 
 
 vMmond-tree, duvyodXri. 
 
 Almost, TTrtp'dAtyoj/, trapd piKoov, 
 
 <TX(o6v, piKpov otlv, uXlyou StTv] 
 
 0)9 tTTi TO TToXo, povovov xi '■ — im- 
 mediately, ua-ov ouK not]. 
 Alms, kXt}]uoa-uvi]. 
 Aloes, dXo}']. 
 
 Aloft, U7rtpT£p09, v\j/60t, dvui. 
 ■^^^'^^c^ povo^, poi>uSiK09, Kud' au- 
 
 Tov, tpijuoi, ulu^ : adv. KuTu/xd- 
 
 Along, Ararawith a?e.— with, pETu 
 with gen. o-yy, dpa, opov. 
 Already, f;o»;, -ndXai. 
 
 Also, \-«t, £Tt, T£. 
 
 'V^"'; ^'^'""' ftwpid^, Qv(Tia(TTlipiOV, 
 
 VUUlXl]. 
 
 Alter, £T£pdw, dXXotdo), ptTctftdX- 
 Aoj, TrapaXXuTTU) : one's oj)inion, 
 aXXoLov/xai ti/v yi/w/xt/y, ptTuyt- 
 vwaKw. 
 
 Alteration, tTEpoicoari^, «XXota)(r.9, 
 piTa(3o\u. 
 Altercation, (piXovtiKia, dpcpiapn- 
 
 T''^^**', ^^^xf^^-, duTiXoyia, tpi-,-^ 
 XoiSopia. 
 
 Alternate, v. a>£t'/3a,, k^aXXdTTu>, 
 tTTH^^oTEp/^o).— adj . dpoifiulo^. 
 
 Alternately, duoi(3aiw^, dpoiftaoU, 
 tvaXXd^, kifuXXuyS}]u. 
 
 Although, Kui XOi, Kdu £t', KaiTTfp, 
 ''^W9, d Kul Sl'lTTOU, Kdu, tl KUi. 
 
 A titudc, ui/^ov, vxpcofxu, im//,;X«t./9. 
 
 Altogether, 7r«i/uyf, 7raj/xfX(7,9, to 
 TTrxi/, oXaj9, «Tr«g, 7rdi/xj;, irdvTU}^. 
 
 Alum, a-TVTTTijpia. 
 
 Aluminous, (rTU7r7-j;piwo.j9. 
 
 Always, act, ^urTrai/rds. 
 
 Amanuensis, viroypa(ptv^, ypaix- 
 puTev^. 
 
 Amaranth, dpdpavTo^. 
 Amaritude, Trt^-pJ-r,,?, -n-LKpia. 
 Amass, <ra»p£uai, <Tvvdyio^ (xvXXiyio 
 Amatorv, kpcoTiKo^. 
 Amaze, Oapfitu,, kKirXriTToj. 
 Ajna/ement, UaTaai-i, Od/xfto^, 
 f/vTrXj/^ts, 
 
 Anibassador, irpialSivTii^, diroa-To- 
 A09. 
 
 A'nber, HXektpou ■ T/Xf/crpos, 7;. 
 Ambidexter, dfXfpiStfios:. 
 (4) 
 
 AXC 
 
 Ambignity,a>0t/9oXt'a,«>(/,.Xoy/a, 
 ap<pL(rfi}']ri]pa. 
 
 Ambiguous, d/x</>//3oXo9, ducpiXo- 
 
 yOV, dp(pi6o^O<S, dLTTOi. 
 
 Ambiguously, dpipiftdXw^. 
 Ambition, <piXoTifxia, (piXoco^ia. 
 Am utKms, (juXd-rip,,^, (/>iXdoo^o9. 
 Ambuiously, «/nXoxi>a>9, f/>iXa6d 
 
 ANO 
 
 Anchor, ^yKupa ; tiual, anchora, 
 Hom. 
 
 ^W9 
 
 Amble, ftaol^co, fiuivio, TrXiocro- 
 put. 
 
 Ambrosia, dp(3poaia. 
 
 Ambulation, f3dSi<Ti<i, iroptla, -Trspi- 
 
 TTUTO'S. 
 
 Ambulatory, •7rop£u'rjicd9. 
 Ambuscade, kvi6pa, k-m^ovXi,, Xd- 
 
 Xov, kfpiSptuc. 
 Ambush, to place in, £iy£op£ua,, 
 
 Xoxdio :^ lie in, kuiopt6opai. 
 Amend, fVa/'opBdw, oiopboM, kut- 
 
 Op6uU), Slfvi^UUU). 
 
 Amender, k-TravopdMTfh. 
 Amendment, t7rai/dp06o(rt9, SidpOto- 
 
 Amenity, TtpTrvoT^t, tiitfypoa-ifui]. 
 Amerce, lijfxww, Tipdw. 
 Amethyst, dpiduaTO'i, 7). 
 Amiable, kpdapio^^ kpa-ro^, kpa-rei- 
 
 i/o9, dyaTTtfTos. 
 Amiableness, cpiXoTij^, cpiXo<ppo- 
 
 a-i'wif, X"^'5- 
 Anihibly, dyuintTw^, kpaa-fxlco^, 
 
 J/0tW9. 
 
 Amicable, 0tXo9, cpiXiKo^. 
 Amicably, (juXo-rp diro)^^ (piXiKto^, 
 OLKi'iM'i, 7rpo(r<piXu)i. 
 Amidst, £1/, p,tTa^6. 
 Amiss, /vaK:to9, (pauXw^. 
 Ammunition, ottX^ ; o-/ctuj;, rd, 
 Aniomum, dptopou. 
 Among, tj/, TTupd with dat. 
 Amorous, kpwTLKo^. 
 Amount, Xdyo9, to vXou. 
 Amphibious, dpcpijiio^. 
 A m ph i bology, dp cp i(3oX la. 
 Am])hitheatre, dp<pi6iaTpov. 
 Ample, 7rXaTi;9, £i:»pu9, /xtya9, 
 
 Amplification, '7rapay^?;o-«9, Stiuu)- 
 0-19, i/7rfp0£(Tt9, 7rX«TU(r/xd9. 
 
 Amplify, /uEyaXoTrotco, au^dvw, 
 PEyaXvvu). 
 
 Amplitude, TrXaTos, dyK:o9 ; piyt- 
 
 0O9, TO. 
 
 Aniply, irXaTt<o9, £i»7rdpto9, da\^i- 
 Xa»9, yucyaXwo-Ti. 
 Ami)utate, diroKo-rrTto., Trfpi-ripvui, 
 
 UTTOTtpVU), KoXo^OW. 
 
 Amjmtation, diroKoTn), irtpiTopi), 
 
 Trtpiaiptai^. 
 Amulet, dXi^updppaKoif, irtpiap.- 
 
 /*«, (pvXaKTnpioi/. 
 Amuse, Ttp-Trw, t!,f},paiv(o, kiiXuo. 
 Amusement, Trato/d, -rraiyi/iou. 
 Analogous, aVdXoyos, 7rapdXX>;Xo9, 
 
 opoios. 
 Analog}-, aVaXoym, auyKpiai^, 
 
 Analysis, dvdXvai^. 
 
 Anarchy, dvapxia. 
 
 Anathema, duddepa. 
 
 Anatomise, dva-ripvu). 
 
 Anatomy, dua-ropia. 
 
 Ancestor, '7rpdyoi'09, Tpi7rffTrifro9, 
 TraXaiyovoi : ancestors, ol irpo- 
 yovoL, ol dvtodtu, oi irdXai, Trpo- 
 ytyBUi]pfuut 
 
 Ancient, apxat09, 7raXaid9 : the an- 
 cients, 01 iruXaLol, TTpt <r/3yT£pot. 
 
 AncientIy,^7raX«ta>9,aVx"/co9. 
 .\n(l. Kui, jj. T£, i)ot. 
 
 Ane'Hlote, duUSoTou. 
 
 Anew k^ UTrapxvv, TraXti; avOi^. 
 
 Angel, dyytXuv. 
 
 Angelic, ayyiXtvds. 
 
 Anger, dpy/,, dpy,XdT,,9, ,^dT09, 
 youos, ^,;t.tv : to provoke to, th 
 opyijv -JrpoK-aXtlaeui, opytTtt,/ 
 -riua-. to mitigate, TrtTraiVttj/ T»y 
 opy»/i.:_to restrain, KpciTali, opyn^ 
 or dvpov : smother, KaTaTrtTrTo,. 
 
 Ange,s.ya,y(a.--v.ix0y«c«,dXt£^a,. 
 Angler, aXt£y9, dXi^vrij^:. 
 
 Angrily, u7r£pt^i)^a)9, avv dpy», 
 P£T opyff^^ 6pylXw9. 
 
 Angry, dpyiaOih^, Qvpovptvo^^ 6p- 
 yAo9: to be, opy/^o/.a,, dx^ouai, 
 tirax^opai, ayuuuKTtw, ^,,y/,„. 
 
 Angmsh, ooOutu o^olu, Xuir,,, dSfi- 
 povia : to feel, dciipovkw, dy^o- 
 pni. ^ 
 
 Angular, ycoi;ta.oj/9. 
 
 Anlielation, daOpLa, TrvtvpaTw<n^ 
 
 Animadversion, K-dAaai9, £7rt«.d„ua. 
 
 Animadvert, ftdXXopac d^ voZv, 
 dLuvotopni. TTpoa-txco tov volu 
 Tivi, aiat)avopai, KoXd'^w. 
 
 Animadverter, KoXaa-rm. 
 
 Animal, s. ^rooi/, ^d^Scou, Ipx^vyov. 
 —adj., Bfxxpvxo9, x!/uxik6^. 
 
 Animate Kajadapavuco, -rrpodu- 
 fxiaufp(3aXX(v, Oapa-vuio, irnpofv- 
 v(v E-n-aipcv: (give life,) .//uxda», 
 
 Animated, eui/a^xos, eap<raXto9, 
 
 IVKj/VXO^. 
 
 Animating, ^a,o(/)dpo9 : eapj-oTrotds. 
 
 Animation, kpx^vxooai'i, edprro^. 
 
 Animosity, dvfxooai^, dvpd^, ly^pa, 
 piao^. ^ ^ ' 
 
 Anise, di/itrov. 
 
 Ankle, arpvpov: reaching to, Tro- 
 
 o'/i/f/v-»/9, 7roo;;p>/9 : ankle-bone, 
 
 «<rTpayaXo9. 
 Annals, -rd XpoviKa. 
 Annex, ^ irpoaTrXtKm, Trpoo-dTTTw, 
 
 c^rtpTato, Trpoa-riSjjpi. 
 Annexation, TrpdadEo-i^. 
 Annihilate, oOotudoo : to become 
 
 annihilated, ih t6 pt,dkp ij^Ei,,. 
 Annihilation, ovdivuxri'i 
 Anniversary, iTt)cno^^ hiavaio9 : 
 
 leasts, tyKaivia. 
 
 Annotate, diro<Ti)pEi6(a. 
 
 Annotation, ci7ro«r,,M£/a>o-t9, o-yd- 
 Xiov. ^ 
 
 Annotafor, <n)pdvTayp, o-xoXiao-T.j9 
 Announce, dirayyiXXto, kimyykX- 
 Xio, TrpoaayytXXu), duayoptvco, 
 
 nTrOKtJpVTTU). 
 
 \niw,r kuo^Xkco, u/?pt>, KUKOvp. 
 yfto, KaKoia. 
 
 Annoy.ance, £i/dxX,,<rtsr, KdKuy<TL<:. 
 Annual, tviavaioi, k-rriaio^. 
 Annually, kut tTo<i. 
 
 Auccstrul, Trpoyoi/t/cos, TraTrTrwos. Anointer, dXetTTT,,? 
 
 Xtupio : around, irepixpiw : with, 
 Kwraxpioo. 
 
 Anointed, XP^^r-rd^. dXyjXippii;o. 
 'TTiKexpLo-ptvo^, iTTixpiaGtii. 
 
 / 
 
\n 
 
 |i • 
 
 I n 
 
 •:| 
 
 i J- 
 
 5 i 
 
 I 
 
 u 
 
 {■ 
 
 !, 
 
 5 : 
 
 J > 
 
 APO 
 
 Anointing, lirdXEixt/i^, £7r«\£tfi/ia, 
 
 room, aXetTTTfifJioj/. 
 Anomalous, dj/ti/uaXos, ai/t<ros, 
 
 UfXt-rpo^, tKV0fX09. 
 
 Anomaly, avw/ixaXia. 
 
 Anon, (ifpi/o), irapaxpfifxa. 
 
 Anonymous, ai/covu/xos. 
 
 Anonymously, (ivtui/u^it, avtoi/i'fitos. 
 
 Another, tTtpos, uWoIos, aAAos : 
 to be in the place of, dv6' tTtpov 
 cTi/at ; one — , dWijXwif : — time, 
 dWoTi : at one time ... at — , tot* 
 fjLtv ... TOT« Si: belonging to — , 
 dWoTpiov. 
 
 Answer, v. dTroKpivoixai, viroKpivo- 
 fiai, dfitii^oiuLaL, dTTafitifSo/xuL. — s. 
 dtruKpiai^, iiTroKpiaii, a/iot/3/j. 
 
 Answerable, viriyyvo^^ i/irtvdvvo^. 
 
 Ant, /mvpfxi)^^ dim. fxvpixnKLOv. 
 
 Antagonist, afTi<rTaT»js, dvrayio- 
 
 Antarctic, avTaoKTiKo^. 
 Antecede, trpotpypfxai^ irpoTroptvo- 
 
 fjiai, irpojjyou/uLui. 
 Antecedent, TrpoyiyiUTjfxti/o^, ttoo- 
 
 vTn]pypLivo<i. 
 Antecessor, irpoBpofio^:^ Trpojj^'jjr^s, 
 
 •TTfyOJjyOU/Uti/OS. 
 
 Antelope, oopna';. 
 Antemeridian, Trpofxecn'jfxPpiuoi. 
 Anterior, f./j.Trp6a6io<s. 
 Anticipate, KaTuXap.fidvw^'TrpoXaiuL- 
 
 fidvu), TrpoKaTupx^u}^ rf)tJaj/to, irpo- 
 
 (f)ddva), Trpotpxo/uLai. 
 Anticipation, xpo'ATjv//^is, duriXr]- 
 
 xbi<i. 
 Antidote, ai/rtooTOj/, avTicpap/xa- 
 
 KOV^ dvTlXvTpOV. 
 
 Antipathy, diroTpoTrri. 
 Antiquary, (piXdp^aLOi. 
 Antiquate, TraXaiow, ctK'upoo), kut- 
 
 apytu}. 
 Antique, dpx^^^o^, iraXatos, nrpta- 
 
 Antiquity, apxtit^oTi]^, TraXaioTJjs, 
 apX"'o-|ud9. 
 Antitype, dvT'nvirov, 
 Anvil, uKp.uiv. 
 Anxiety, aoij/xot/ta, 6Xtx//ts, dvia, 
 
 <f)pOV'Tl^, fxtpLfxva. 
 
 Anxious, 5i;o-apf<rTOS, iripLuXyj]<s^ 
 
 iroXvpLipLfivwi, ETTt/utXfjs : to be, 
 
 XuTrou/uai. 
 Anxiously, ^pot/ncrTi/vdis, iripiaX- 
 
 yui^. 
 Any one, rts : any one whoever he 
 
 may be, oari^ 5»j7rox« : any other, 
 
 Tts aAXuv : any how, ottios du. 
 
 oTTtaauvv : any thing, otlovu. 
 Apace, Ta)(ttos, ^ta (tttoi/o^s. 
 Apart, xojpts, t^ta, Ka6' avTov, 
 
 vuacpi. 
 Apartment, oIkij/jlu, Sth/ia. 
 Apathy, d-Trddtia, vonxtXia, 
 
 Ape, TTlduKU^. 
 
 Aperture, ai/ot^is, ^I'ot^is, o7r»5. 
 Apex, Ktpaia^ KoXo<pwi/, uKpov. 
 Aphorism, Trapoi/uLia^ dcpopia/xo^. 
 Apiary, fxtXiaawi^, fxiXicrcroTpo- 
 
 (ptlov., CTfxTjvo'i. 
 Apish, -Tri^rj/ccoOtj^, fXLfiijTLKo^. 
 Apocalypse, dTroKdXvyj/i^. 
 Apocryphal, diruKovcpo^. 
 Apollo, 'AiroAAtoi/, "Ekutos^ Ilot- 
 
 Apologise, diroXoyiofxai. 
 Apologue, airoXoyos. 
 (5) 
 
 APP 
 
 Apology, aTroXoyta, 'TrapaiTjjo'is. 
 Apophthegm, airo'^tJey/ua. 
 Apoplexy, oTroTrAj/^ta. 
 Apostasy, dTroaTuaia. 
 Apostate, a7ro<TTaT»js. 
 Apostatise, dTroaTwrtu). 
 Apostle, a-TToo-ToAos. 
 Apostleship, «7ro<TToXT}. 
 Apostolical, dTrucTToXiKoi. 
 Apostrophe, dirocnpofpu. 
 Apothecary, (pap/uiaKoirwXt]^. 
 
 Aj)pal, "TTTOttO, r/>o/3taj, tKTrXvTTU}. 
 
 Apparatus, TrapaaKivaufxa^ Kwra- 
 
 Apparel, kcrdiji, ipSvfia^ l/uLaTiov. 
 iVpjjarent, i?;Xos, <^ai/spo9, opuTo^. 
 Api)arently, ^ai/tpcus, Ik Trpo(pa- 
 
 VOV<i. 
 
 Apparition, iirirpdveia^ irapdarTa- 
 
 (Ti<s, (pdap.a. 
 Apparitors, kXt/t/Joes, copvfpopoi. 
 Appeal, T. iiriKaXt'iaQaL Ti\v diKi]V. 
 
 S. TTpOKXTJO'iy. 
 
 Appear, ffiuivofxat, Kmaipavi)^ 
 yivofiai^cuKiu) : make — ,</>apt()oti>. 
 
 Appearance, o<//i9, opaais, </>u(ris, 
 ETTicpdviiay irapdcTTuai's. 
 
 Appease, KaraaxtXAa), Trauto, ti- 
 pi]voiroiiM^ irpa'vvw^ IXdofxai^ 
 IXdcTKOjxai^ dptaKO/uLfti : one's 
 wrath, TTitvto Tivd ttj^ opyJJs. 
 
 Appellation, ovofxa, iTruivvfxia. 
 
 Append, irpoaapTdw. 
 
 Appendix, Trpoady'jKt)^ i^dpTt}pa. 
 
 Appertain, -Trpoo-Tj/ca), dvriKU}, te'ivu) 
 Trpo's Tt : TTpoariKf.L pLoi Ttj/os, 
 something appertains to me. 
 
 Appetence, opt^is. 
 
 Appetite, opfi»/, opi^t^, iiriOvfiia. 
 
 Applaud, £7rt6t)pi^/3t£i), iTriKpoTtu)^ 
 iirippodiu), tTruiviu). 
 
 Applauder, ettikpotijtv^- 
 
 Applause, /cpoTos, tTrt/f/ooTJjtrts, 
 
 Apple, /uLTJXov : tree, /utjXfc'a : of the 
 
 eye, yX»ji/)}. 
 Application, Trpocox'/, (rirovci]^ tTri- 
 
 fxtXtta, irpo'dvfxia. 
 Apply, irpoatxu)^ irpoafptpw^irpoa-- 
 
 diTTU): one's mind to, trpoaix'^ ^^' 
 
 tirtj^ct) Tov vovv Ttvi. 
 Appoint, diro^t'iKvvpi^ KudicrTij/uLi, 
 
 Appointment, /caTaorTaffis, ivtoXij. 
 
 Apportion, diaSd'i^op.ai. 
 
 Apposite, sTTtTfjotios, l/cai/os, ap/io- 
 
 ^tos, XpO(I(/)Op09. 
 
 Appositely, tTriTjj^ttcos, cOOtrajs, 
 
 TTfJCXTKaipOJ?. 
 
 Apposition, kiriQ^fxa^ -TrpocrQzori^. 
 Apprehend, KaTuXap-^dvia. 
 Apprehension, dv-riXt^xl/i^^ oi/rtXa- 
 /Sri : v7r6i>oia, oi.09. 
 Apprehensive, vTroirTo^. 
 Apprentice, irpooTOTrtipo^. 
 Apprenticeship, irpwToirttpla, fxd- 
 
 Apprise, d¥ap.tpLvy](TKio^ vTrofxifxv}]- 
 (TKOJ, vovdtTiui. 
 
 Approach, v. Trpoo-^Sat'i/to, Trapayi- 
 i/o/xat, Trpoatpxofxai, d(piKviofxuL, 
 ii<Ta(f)iKi>to/xai, irpofTtifxi, avi/ty- 
 y/^o), irdpEi/xi. — s. f i(rooos,7rpo<ro- 
 ^os, tiri/iaais, at^j^is : dithcult of, 
 aTT/ooaixos, 5ucr7rpo(ro5o9. 
 
 Approbation, o-yj/atVcai^j^o/Ci/uao-io, 
 aviJ.<pu)vi](Ti^^ £7rati/os. 
 
 Appropriate, v. ISiow, e^t^m^oyuat, 
 
 A.'? I 
 
 Icio-rrodofiai, — adj. i-viTri^tioi^ iv~ 
 
 dpp.OtTTO'i. \ 
 
 Appropriation, iSioTToitjaif. 
 Apj)rovable, SoKifjLua-rio^^ upea-Tdv. 
 Approve, ouKijud'^io, a-vvuiuiw^ 
 
 dirodtxofiat^ dpianti fxoi. 
 Approved, cokings, 6 cuku}V. 
 Approver, SoKi/maaTi'i':. 
 Approximate, £yyi5(o,7rpoo-7rfXa^{u. 
 Approximation, TrpaaTr iXuai-i^ 
 
 TTyooo-jyytcr/iov. 
 Apt, £Trix»;0£tos, av(T\f']iJ.oov^ ivdt- 
 
 TOS, £7rt5t^l09, IvdppVCTTO^. 
 
 Aptitude, iKavoTi)^. 
 
 Aptly, tiap/JLuaTw^, tiriTijStiuj^^ 
 
 npTiut^. 
 
 Aptness, iv(f)vta, ivappLoyi]. 
 Aquarius, vSpoxdo^, v6po(f)6po9. 
 Aquatic, iwdpo^, yoaTcoCJjs, c/u'A- 
 
 vSpo^. 
 Aqueduct, vSpayuyyia^ dfidpa, d- 
 
 ywyo's. 
 Aqueous, vSaTiKo^. 
 Arable, dpoTo^, dpoTy'icripo^ : land, 
 
 apovpa, dpovpiov. 
 Arbiter, 6taiT»jT>;9, io^aaTti^, dia- 
 
 yi/W/ULCOV. 
 
 xXrbitrary, avTOKpaToptKov, Tvpuv- 
 
 Arbitrate, SiaiTdw. 
 
 Arbitration, ciaira, yvwfxi]^ to 
 
 SoKOVV. 
 
 Arbour, arKiji/rj. 
 Arcade, uWovaa, anrod. 
 Arcanum, aVop/ijjToy, pvoTvpiov. 
 Arch, 8. Kdfxapa. — v, Kapatpow. 
 Archaism, apx^io'M"'- 
 Archangel, dpxdyyiXoi. 
 Archbishop, dpx^tTriaKOTro^, «PX' 
 itptv^. 
 Archdeacon, dpxiSidKoi/09, 
 Arched, Kafxapvo-ro^. 
 Archer, To^fyri;?, xo^tuT»/p, to^J- 
 
 Archery, to^lki], to^o<tvuij. 
 
 Archetype, dpxtTviruv. 
 
 Architect, dpxt-rtKTwv. 
 
 Archives, Td dpxtTa. 
 
 Arctic, dpKTiKov. 
 
 Ardent, deivo^^ arfjiuSpd^, 
 
 Ardor, yu/wos, TrpodvpLia. 
 
 Area, aA«uM, auXv. 
 
 Arefy, ^r;pa/i/a>, avaivto. 
 
 Argent, dpyvpoiioij's, dpyvpio^. 
 
 Argil, apyiXo9, v. 
 
 Argillaceous, dpyiXd)B}]'s. 
 
 Argue, <ri;XXoyt^o/xai, Xoyt^o/xai, 
 
 diaXoyiX^ofxai. 
 Arguer. ao<pi(niKd':^ <TO0t<TTrj9. 
 Argument, iTrix(ip'>]pia^ iXiyxo^, 
 
 TTto-Ttv, Xoyo9, ai]/jit7ov. 
 Argumentation, tirixtipijori^, <rvX- 
 
 Xoy«cr/i09. 
 Arid, ^)j^o?, avaXio9^ aKXiipoi. 
 Aridity, ^ijpacr'ia, ^t)poT»j9, au- 
 
 avait. 
 Arise, as the sun, ai/artXAo), aV/»j- 
 
 /uLi: from sleep, eytipofxai: fiom 
 
 a seat, duicrTap.ai : be born, <pvo- 
 
 /u«i, yivofxai : come forth, viro- 
 
 TiXXopiai. 
 Aristocracy, dpia-TOKpaTita : to be 
 
 under, dpiaToKpaTovp.ai. 
 Arithmetic, dpidpi\TiKi)^ dpi6/o)- 
 
 Arithmetical, dpidpijriKOi. 
 Arithmetically, dpLi)iuir,TiKui^. 
 Arithmetician, dpidfuiTiKos. 
 
 I 
 
 Ark, Ki(3wTp ..^ j)^ 
 
 Arm, s. 4^v«X.,, tLX/j/i,: (from 
 thee.hosv to the shoulder,) (3paxi- 
 wif.--^ oTrXi^ct), dwpnaau}, Kopva- 
 croo. 
 
 Armament, a-rdXo^, oirXiapLa. 
 Arnu'c'., £i/o7rAo9, 6 iv v-rrXoi^. 
 Armour, o-7rAtcr/uo9, TravoirXia. 
 Armour-bearer, h'irXo<l>6po^. 
 Armoury, ottXoQuk}}. 
 Arm-pi!, fiatrxdX}), /xaiTxaXi^. 
 Arms, oTrXa, £t/T£«, a-Kavij, tu. 
 Army, <TTpaT09, (TTpuTtv/ma. 
 Aromatic, dpcopuTiKu^. 
 Around, (i;x0t, irepl^ with accus. 
 Arraign, KUTj/yopta., SiwKu), £to- 
 
 dytiv diKijv Kurd Tii/09. 
 Arrange, TaTTw, o-u/zTaTTw, 5ta- 
 
 KO(TfJLtU), 6iaTi6tlfXl. 
 
 Arrangement, a-vuTaypa, (rvvrd^i^, 
 
 Tci^tv, Siddfai^ : piidoSo^, 7). 
 Array, s. t«^i9, o-toAj}.— v. o-tA- 
 
 Xoj, (noXi(^u)^ TaTTU). 
 Arrears, t« XfiTro'/xfj/a, XPt«- 
 Arrest, s. avXXipj/i^, KUTdXi^^i^.— 
 
 v.tTriXnfxftdvoij.aL Tit/09, <rv\Xa/uL- 
 
 (3a uu), opdTTo/mai. 
 
 An ival, £7ri/Xi/o-/a,£7rif/) /J i/£(a,7r«^- 
 ovrria, d(t>i^L^, £7^^^,,M/a, irpoa- 
 tXivai^: by sea, TrpuadppiaL^. 
 
 Arrive, ipxouui, i'lKw, irapayivo- 
 fiai, irpotripxanuL, d(f}iKi,tofxai : 
 m port, KUTuipu). Trpoaop/uLiZu) 
 
 Arrogance, dXa^oi^tut, pityaXo- 
 fpo(Tuu7], viripy^fpuvla^ dirdvuia, 
 oyK-09, <^p6vi]aa. 
 
 Arrogant, dXal^v^ dTrov,vo->ifxivos. 
 vntpfiio'i, u7rtpj',(liavo9, vTrtpi]- 
 vtap. 
 
 Arrogantly, aXa^oi;«/cw9, v-rr.p^fhd- 
 
 Arrogate, a7roi/£>£iv kavTiZ Ti/niiv 
 -TrpoaTTOijofitu, (T<lnT8p['ConaL] 
 «/\.aJoi/£i/o«at. 
 
 Arrow, Td^tvfxa, ot(rT09, /3£'Xo9, 
 
 ASS 
 
 ATT 
 
 Arsenal, dTrXoe,',K>], o-^■£l;o0,;^-,,. 
 Arsenic, dpptviKou, doa-sviKdi/. 
 Art, rfxt/.,, TEXuocTvufu pLnxavt). 
 Artery, anTtjpiu. 
 
 Artful, T£x/^t^-69, 7rou.-tXo>,,Tf9, 
 ooAo£i9, a7r«Tj;Xo'9, 
 
 Artfully,T£Xi/t/v(L9,6oXlW9.0oX£p59. 
 
 Artichoke, Kuvdpaov, Kvvdpa. 
 
 Article, aV^-poi/. 
 
 Artifice, xt'xi/,;, xtxi/^z/xa, £UT£Xi/ta, 
 
 OoAoc, M'/Tts, /u>/x«Vi/,ua. 
 Artificer, xaxi'tV,,?, o%,/^touny()s, 
 
 M';Y«yoi;py(Js, Tt'/vxtot/. 
 
 Artificial, arK£uao-T09, TfXi'iKoV 
 
 Artisan, ipyaV,;?, x£tpcii/c/^. 
 
 Artist, T£/vTa.i/, /x./xai/tKov, T£yi/t- 
 T?;9. '^ 
 
 As, ti?, ^io-T.£, iio-Trf^, ^-«ea.9, /c«0«- 
 '»-£p, t>7rw5, oIoi», otot/£t, oIoV '7r£p : 
 as fur as, /xf'xpi : as far as in me 
 iies, T-o'y' lf^6i,, Td Ka-r' i^k, 
 JovTT f^^, Kara to Suvutoi, : as 
 tor nistance, oloud, SijXaS/, : as if, 
 t^a-TTtp^ (hatl, uxnrfptl, liairtp- 
 «^£t : as if he should sav, ii^Trfp 
 "v inroi : as it is fitting, J,s to 
 «tvos, /caxa to TrpoarjKov : as it 
 jeems to me, tis *>oi ^o^r : as 
 iong as, M£XPt oD, c^xP'? du, ?a,9 : 
 as many as, oiroi, uaoi-n-fp, 'daoi 
 c; : as much as, too-oCtoi/ oc-oj/ • 
 as often as, oaaKi^ du, birorrdKi^ : 
 (6) 
 
 as they say, 0.9 Xo'yo9, tis .Ji; ttVot 
 Tt9: as yet, ^t'xpt toutou, /u£vni 
 
 TOV l/l/l/, TrpoatTi, £Tt. 
 
 Ascend «V«/^a/i/c«, aVfpx"fi«t, £^0"- 
 ap(t(3uh,o. » /v r~ , 
 
 Ascent, dudfiacn,, «VvA.;o-/9, «Vo- 
 
 O09, tTTilSua-i^. 
 Ascertain, yi/t«^/^,^, «myti/,;.o-,.a). 
 Ascertained, /^t/ia^os, da<lntX,h. 
 Ascri be TT^oo-Tt t^,,/, , , 7r(,o(n;.> t« . 
 Asli fxi\ia : mountain ash, dp^iv,) 
 
 /u.tXia. ^ ' 
 
 Ashamed, to be, alSovpiai, ui<rx6- 
 
 vopai, tTruKTxvvopiai. 
 Ashen, p.iXivo^, fxtXtiiy^vih. 
 Ashes, K'oVt9, Ti,l>pa, aidaXv, <T'iro- 
 
 O09. 
 
 Ashore, _£7r' aiyiaXt^, lir' aKrii, 
 KctTa yT]v. 
 
 Aside, K-«T«^o't/o9, v6<Tft)i, x^Jpt's: 
 to call, uTTOKaXiio : to set, aTro- 
 
 TLVfpiUl. 
 
 Asinine, oj/jtos, 6vik6^^ oj/a.5»)9. 
 
 Ask, atTio), dtopai, ipui-rdw, tpo- 
 fiai, tpitivu) : earnestly, Xnrapiui : 
 often, iroXMiv dti}(nv Truiovfiai. 
 
 Askance, Xo^dt, virdSpa. 
 
 Asker, a£TijT//9, 6 dtofxivo^. 
 
 Asleep, uTTi/ajv, KdOuTrvo<i. 
 
 Asp, oo-7rt9. 
 
 Asparagus, d<nrdnuyo9. 
 
 Aspect, o,/,,9, MfSXefxfxa, elSo^. 
 /3A£i/;t9: having a terrible, /Ao- 
 o-i/pw7ro9, ft\ocrvur.)Tri<3 : a mild, 
 
 ayat/a.7rt;9, ayat/a<7rf9. 
 
 Asperity, Tpaxi^T>/s\ dvuyfxaXta. 
 
 Asperse, Karappaiva) : the charac- 
 ter, SiafidXXw t!,v (t>npinv, Xiyoo 
 
 Aspersion, SiaftoXi), ("wnoo^. 
 Asj)iration, tTri-rrvoLa, £7rtTri/£uo-t9. 
 Aspire, kirSvuiw^ l(pUpiai with 
 
 gen. 4>iXoTifxto/uLai : to the kindy 
 
 power, KaOdTTTtaeai Tvpavuiool.' 
 Ass, (5t/os; dim. vudpiou, ovl^iov, 
 
 oi-i(TKo^ : a wild ass, oi/aypo9. 
 Ass-driver, oyjjXa'T)/9. 
 Assail, i-rrifSaXXio, t i<nr'nn ay ^ iiri- 
 
 KEi^ai, iTTKfttpofxai. 
 Assassin, <f>oi,ii,^, ^i<pn<t>6po^, dv- 
 
 0p0(P0P09. 
 
 Assassinate, (fioviioo, KaTaK-rtivw. 
 Assassination, (jiovo^, (rifmyv 
 Assault, V. Trpoo-^aXXtu, iroXiop- 
 a:£(«.-_s. 7rpoo-/ioA»/, liTL^oXi,, 
 tfxfioXi)^ TToXLopKuari^. 
 Assemble, (call together,) avyKa- 
 Afw, (ryvdycv, (XuXXtyw, tKKXim- 
 «$a>, aytjpw, dXt^ct) : meet toge- 
 ther, dytipo/xai, arvutpxoixai. 
 Assembly, <Tvuova-la, £/.KX.;o-m, d- 
 yvpii, Trai/jjyypiv, dyopd, «yono9, 
 aywv, o-yy^XfjTos, 1;, sc. (3ovXil 
 Assent, v. a-uvivdoKtU}, a-uyKuTa- 
 Tidafxui TLvi, (yvvaivito, viroypd- 
 </)w, TrpoaTidBfxui, ofxayviaixovtui, 
 (TVfX(pwuiu). — s. ofxoXoyia, <rvy- 
 Karddtais:, av/xcf)d)Pi](ri9, 6/xo(l)po- 
 a-vvij : to nod—, 7rpoo-j/£t;a», £7rt- 
 Kpuivw, £Trti/£uaj. 
 Assentation, KoXuKala, dw-n-sin. 
 Assert, dia^^^aiodpui, Siiaxuot- 
 lofxai, KaTd(f)imL. 
 Assertion, diaptf3aico<ri^, KUTddia- 
 
 Assertor, (3el3aicoTiis, iKSiKyjTyj^. 
 Assess, e-TTiTt/uaw, iiTLypdflxo. 
 Assessment, -rlfxtjai^, dTroypa<pil 
 
 Assessor, irdpeSno^, a-6vfSpo': 
 Asseverate, Siaft.^aiovfxai, Sii^. 
 
 Xvpilofxal, suTdfxuvfxi, 
 Asseveration, (itfiui^oai^^ Icrxvpia- 
 
 p.os\ K-«Taf/)ao-t9, Op\09 
 Assi.Iuity, TO au^£X*v, luSaX^x^ca, 
 
 fTTifxtXtia^ (TTrovot). 
 
 Assiduous, ai.i/£x»/9, do^«X£i7rT09, 
 
 TroAus, o-7roi»o«ros. 
 Assiduously, £i.o^A£x^9, rrvv^x^^^ 
 
 adtaA£i7rTa)9, <tvxvCj^, cnrovGuLvo^. 
 Assign, airovtfxw, Trpocrvk/xw, i-jri- 
 
 /vAj/poo), airodicwpii. 
 Assimilate, ofxotou, Tt t.i/j, ^/^aTw 
 Assimilation, o^ota,o-,9, 6uotoT,,9 
 Assist, J,</>£X£<o, avp<t,ipu,, (3oni)tu,, 
 
 tTTlKOVptU), CTVyKdpVO). 
 
 Assistance, Po,]{itia, fto,',e7yxa, i-Tri- 
 Kovpia. 
 
 Assistant, /3o,;eo9, dfxvvTiep^ avvip. 
 
 709, a\KTi)p, liriKovpoi, viriwi- 
 
 Assize, Kpia-i^, (rvvicpwv 
 Associate, cru^.uyi;„^,, o-u,.«y£. 
 
 Aa^w avvaTTTM, 'n-po<TXafx3du(o, 
 
 -rrupaXanfidvw : with, frvvopaXiw, 
 
 a-vfxfxiyvvfxi. 
 Associated, av^vyo^, ^apd<Ttipo^. 
 Assuage, Trpauvui^ kiiX(co, kut- 
 
 t]Tria(u. 
 
 Assume, TrpoaXa/xBduu). 
 Assumption, -TrpoVAi^i^is. 
 Assurance, ddpao^, To'Aut,, BtRai- 
 
 Assure, pi^aidco, iiriKypdco, dapai- 
 
 Assuredly, c,,Xao%',, 5,Aoi/o'Tt, 5,,'- 
 "TTov, 6T}Ta, dXijdM^. 
 Asthma, Svairpoia, aGdfxa, dpdo- 
 
 TTVOia. 
 
 Astiiniatic, ao-tJ^i«T/K-o'9. 
 
 Astonish, £\-7rAj,'TT,u, rxVp^a,, U- 
 ft>o^tio, KaT(ul)af3t(o : to he asto- 
 nisheci i/v-TrAj/Vo-OMrti, ^ufxfiico. 
 
 Astonished, d7ro'7rA,,/cTo9, £/c7rXa- 
 
 y>/9, tn(-ipOVT1]TO'S. 
 
 Astonishment, 3-aV/3o9, tK-TrA.jA?. 
 Astray, to go, -rrXaudopai, dpiap- 
 
 T«j/a, t;/9 o6oy: to lead, -irapdyw. 
 Astriction, (TTvif/is. 
 Astringent, o-Ti/TTTtvo'?. 
 Astrologer, d<rTyooAoyo9. 
 Astrology, do-TpoAoyta, 
 Astronomer, d<TTpoi;6fxo^. 
 Astronomy, dai-povofxia. 
 Asylum, KUTacpvy,), Kpi]<rcp6yeTou^ 
 
 aarvAov. 
 
 ^V' '^"•'^"' '^P^''^ ^"^l E's : at daj'- 
 break, dfxa t^ hfiipa : at home, 
 
 OLKOl. ' ' 
 
 Atheist, dpi/?J0-/e£09, d0£O9. 
 
 Athletic, '7raAaio-Tptw9, ddXijTL- 
 
 K09. 
 
 Atmosphere, aie,)p, dtjp. 
 Atom, r) aTOfxov^ to Xf-n-ToV 
 Atone, Xvw, Ttto, IXdn-Kofxai. 
 Atonement, £^/A«c7^a, IXatrud^, 
 
 TTOIVI), 
 
 A trocious, xaX£'n-o9, diriiuf,^^ Seivo^, 
 
 UfxeiXixoi, diyuo's. 
 Atrociouslv, d)^ws, d-rrtjuM^. 
 Atrocity, w/xoTtj^, diri'ivtia. 
 Attach, -jrpoardTTTco^ TrpoaKoXXdto 
 Attachment, 7ryooo-^o\X»;(rts, £>a.s, 
 
 <piAoTi;9. 
 Attack, v.^ k-mx^ipito, irpoa^dXXto, 
 
 a-rnofxai Tii/09, t7riTi6Efxai, ktjwp- 
 /xaco.—s. kirifioXiu iirnpopd, iiri^ 
 
: "1 
 
 
 1 '• 
 
 i 
 
 i: 
 i ■ 
 
 ^1 
 
 AUS 
 
 ipojULii, opfxii^ t(podo^. 
 
 Attaiti, KaTaXafxlidi/u), dtpiKviofxai 
 Tivos, Tuyxai'to or tTi.xu-yxcti't^ 
 Ttj/os, Kiy^tu) or Kiyavio^ ivuia-KU). 
 
 Attaimnent, TrpoaKTiiaL^. 
 
 Attempt, V. firixttntw, upxyf'-f^'-, 
 irpay [lartvo fXdi.TTttodco 01 -dofxai^ 
 dTTTOfxai Tivos. — s. Trtipuofxo^^ 
 "Kiipaai^^ TTtipa, diroirtLpa^ iiri- 
 )^£<p?jMa, 1-yxtioiiiij.a. 
 
 Attend, inruKouw^ -Trooo-tX"' **^ frt- 
 )^a> Tov vow, oiaTi-ivofxai : iii)on, 
 
 TTt/XTrO), ^£f)U7rtUtO, CLUKOVtU). 
 
 Attendance, ^tpaTrt I'a, ^ipuTTEVfia, 
 irapaKoXovdiiai^. 
 
 Attendant, oTraoos, o-uvoTrawf, vir- 
 tjptTijs, ^'eoaTTtot/ ; oouXos, 6 : l'TT- 
 ijpkTi^, iraioicrK-i] ; ^ipd-rruiva, i). 
 
 Attention, irpoaox'h irpocrtxtLu^ 
 
 ffTTOl/OJ;. 
 
 Attentive, (^i\ni<oo^, irpocrtxh^i 
 
 Attentively, <^i/\jjKoa)s, 7r«oo-£X"'^'i 
 
 iTTtjUtXcoS, u7ri;p£TiKaJs. 
 Atteriuate, /caraXtTrTyi'a), Xettxo- 
 
 TTOttii, ll/t/\oCO, /\l:irTUV(V. 
 
 Attenuation, Xetttwct/aos, Xettti/i/- 
 
 <ris. 
 Attest, fxapTvplu), kiripinpTvptu). 
 Attestation, kirin-aorvpia. 
 Attics, viTipwa, Tu. 
 Attire, s. 'ivov/ma, iadm. — v. 
 
 Ko<Tpiu3^ (.TTiKoapiu), TTtpicrTiWu}. 
 Attract, iiriauuw, i.(f)i\Ku), tiri- 
 
 tTTrauj, KatJt/\Kto, iirdyo). 
 Attraction, iXKvapos, £7r/<nrao-is, 
 
 itrayiayt}. 
 Attriimte, s. np^Wi. — v. irpocrutpno^ 
 
 airooiSwfxi, avail) tpw. 
 Attrition, T(»i»|/^is, -7rapaTpn|/^ts. 
 Attuned, (Tvvoiixi.u<:^ avvwdu<i. 
 Auction, OfjjUOTTpacria, ttTTOKJ/pu^is, 
 
 TTpttcrts. 
 Auctioneer, \a(pvpoTr6}\t]<i. 
 Audacious, toXmtjtj/?, ToXju»;p<)9, 
 
 ^p(i(Tv<i, ddapfio^ : to be, ^upptw, 
 
 ToXpdoD. 
 Audaciously, ^'pao't'ws, Tro\p.i}pil)'s. 
 Audacity, ^pdao^, ^paa-uTii^, t6\- 
 
 yuo, tuToXpia. 
 Audible, dKou<rT6^^ t7^a^"Ol;o■Tos, 
 
 Top 61. 
 Audibly, Topais, Xiyyptos, 
 Auditor, a/cpoaT»/9, aKouorT*;?. 
 Auditory, rt/coo«x/;pioj/. 
 Auger, Tpviravou, TtotTpov. 
 Augment, au^io or au^tivM, 
 
 avvuyu}, iTrau^tv. 
 Augmentation, «i;^»j<rt9, t'Tr/ooo't?, 
 
 £7rau^jj(ris : to receive, iTricoarLv 
 
 Xa/nfidvu), au]^uvu). 
 Angur, s. fiavrts, ouovo<rK6iru^, 
 
 oiiuvopauTii^ opviQoaKoiro'i. — v. 
 
 fiavTBUupai, <>Ic«n/0(TK'07rtai, ulca- 
 
 vit,opai : well, (py]pi]v dya6t)v 
 
 iroiovpai. 
 Augury, oiMvorrKOTTiKi], olu)vop.av- 
 
 Tt\»;, pavTtla. 
 August, crf/3a<r/uios, (Tipvo<i^ (Ti^aa- 
 
 TOS. 
 
 Aimt, 2rtia, TraTpaSt.Xfpi], pifTpa- 
 
 dtXff)1], Tl'jdl], Tljdi^. 
 
 Auricle, uiTiov. 
 
 Auricular, wtlko^. 
 
 Aurora, k'ws, ijw^. 
 
 Auspice, oiiiiVLorpo'i^ olioifoaKoiria. 
 
 (7) 
 
 AXE 
 
 Auspicious, KaXos, £i'Tu)('/s, aia-io^. 
 Auspiciously, tis " KaXou, attriajs, 
 
 <Tvv S^fols, tuSatpovu)^. 
 Austere, auo-Tijpov, cr/cXtjpos, ctku- 
 
 OptoTTo's. 
 Austerity, arpvfpvori)^^ avariTpo- 
 
 TJJV. 
 
 Authentic, ai/OevTiKos, \upiov, «X?;- 
 tJ»/v. 
 Author, o-uyypa^/^ii;?, Xoyoypdff>o^, 
 
 '7rOl1)T7}^. 
 
 Authority, Suvapi^, l^ovaia, d^io- 
 
 irLcrTia, uvdiVTia, uj^iiopa, K'l'pos. 
 
 (TfpvoTit'i : to have great, Kwrtv})- 
 
 ptpui. 
 
 Autumn, oirtMoa. 
 Autumnal, uiro)piv6<i. 
 Auxiliary, o-t)/<^i«>^os, tTrapKttos, 
 
 aX^^jjxj/p, /3o»^t)os, a'vriKovffO^. 
 
 /iojjdt/TiK'os, tTTiKouoiKOs : auxilla- 
 
 ries, crup/3o»j6t>i, auppuxoi., tiri- 
 
 Kovpoi. 
 Avail, u)(f>tXtu}, XvcrtTiXiu), (TVjul- 
 
 ffytpu). 
 Avarice, (piXapyvpiu, TrXtoft^ia, 
 
 </>tXoj^/cn;ua'Titt, (piXoKtpcua. 
 Avaricious, f/*iXapyypov, f/<i\u>(p»}- 
 
 /l«TOV, </>tXt>Kf OOI/V, 7rXfcOt/tKT);9, 
 </)EtOCoXo9. 
 
 Avariciously, TrXfoi/f/vX/KTuiv, cr,ut- 
 K'poXdytov, cii/tXiudcpfus, cfitico)- 
 Xu)V. 
 
 Avenge, iKotKtu}, Tipooptoo, np.uvo- 
 
 Avenger, Tt/udopo9, ti/uwoo?, tKoi- 
 
 /cj;tj;s. 
 
 Avenging, s. iKoiK'jjo-is, TifKopia. 
 Avenue, t icrooos, Trripooos', /;. 
 Average, to picruv, 
 Aversution, aTroT poiriatr i^. 
 Averse, aTroxpoTro?. 
 Aversion, plo-os, «7roxpo7r»;, tzTTo- 
 
 aTpocpri : to hold in, diroTptiro- 
 
 fJL(xi^ dTroaTpt<l>opai^ pvauTTO- 
 
 fxai. 
 Avert, rxTTo-rptTrctf, diroTTtpTropui, 
 
 dirtipyui. 
 A verier, a7roTpo7rato9. 
 Aviary, opvidwu, upvidouopfTov. 
 Avidity, irXeuvf^iu, tTriOuMia. 
 Avocation, tiriTndtupa, ciuiTa. 
 Avoid, tvXaftoupaiy cfitvyu), IkkXi- 
 
 i/o), dXEtii/u). 
 Avouch, KUTucptjpL^ viriaxviopai. 
 Avow, opoXoytu). 
 Avowedly, </>at/epaJ9, dvarpavouv. 
 Avulsion, uTrocnracTiuLa. 
 Await, dvap.tuu), irpoadoKaoi. 
 Awake, v. n. i^virviX^ofxai, t^syti- 
 
 pofiui : V. a. dvsyiipu}, otu-Tn/t^cu, 
 
 Sityaipu), dvi(TTiifii. 
 Award, s. 6ik*ij, Kpipa^ Koiari^. — v. 
 
 Kpil/(t), KaTaSiKuX^M. 
 
 Aware, TrpofiOojs, TrpoaicrQavo- 
 
 fjLevo^. 
 
 Away, «irccy£, i'0t. 
 Awe, oilpa, 5tos, «ioa)s : to stand 
 
 in, alaxuvopat^ itl^u), ivXa(ito- 
 
 /uat, aiSiopai. 
 Awful, Stivo^^ ffioftfOO^. 
 
 Awkward, uTtx^o^., trK'atds, dpa- 
 tJ>;s, dpovcTo^. 
 Awkwiirdly, a-Kuiw'^, dpaQvo<:. 
 
 Awl, ptlfpiov, KtVTt'jpiOV. 
 
 Awning, iri-raapa. 
 
 Awry, TrXaytos,7r«pa/3Xu)i//^, Xo^os, 
 
 (TTpfjSXoS. 
 
 Axe, a^tVjj, TrtXtKus : to strike 
 
 with, TTsXtK-t^oj, Tu) irA^tVEt iraiui. 
 Axiom, d^itupa. \ 
 
 Axle, axle-tree, d^wv. ^ 
 Ay, Kot ye, k(u Tuvra^ Kal irpoi. 
 Azure, yXavKd<i, Kvdvto^. 
 
 B. 
 
 Babble, v. xf/tXXiX^ofxai, /3«ttoXo- 
 
 yt'ti), X»;ptaj, (TTwpvXXupai. — s. 
 
 /i«TToXoyt«, fiiopoXoyiu, TroXu- 
 
 Xoyta, X;;o09. 
 Babbler, </)Xi;r<pos, dooXiaxv^i M***" 
 
 poXoyos, crTop.apyo'i. 
 Babe, i/»}7rto9, xti finifpo^. 
 Bacchanal, B«\'Xf i;-r»/s : like a, 
 
 BaN'^tKcoS, Aioi/ucria/vats. 
 Bacchus, Bti/cxos, ''IaK:;(os, Atovu- 
 
 <ro? : feast of, Aiovvoria : to keep, 
 
 uytiv Aiuvuaid, Aiovvcrid'^a). 
 Bachelor, dyapwi^ ijWto^. 
 Back, vwTo^. ptTd(liptvov '. on the 
 
 back, virTw^. 
 Bark-bone, puj^ts. 
 Backbiter, ipiXoXoicopo^^ Sid^oXo^, 
 
 fiuaKdlHlM, </>t'Ot/£pOV. 
 
 Backslider. upupTooXo^. 
 Backward, tTri Tro'oa, duuTruXiv, eh 
 ToupTraXiv. 
 Bacon, iripva, TriTdoruw. 
 Bad, KuKo^, fpuvXui, uuKovpyoi^ 
 
 TTOVJjpO^. 
 
 Badly, kukw^, (pauXw^, ttoj/jjows. 
 Badness, Troz'jjput, kukiu. 
 Baflle, a-(j}uXXto^ (TvyhuTTTUJ. 
 Bag, SruXaKoi, irupa^ Kifticri^^ 
 
 K'COpU/vOS. 
 
 Baggage, cr/c£i'>j, tu ; tiriaiiypa. 
 Bail, iyyu)/, eyy, m/ctis : to appoint, 
 
 iyyvi]Tnv KuTaTTpjaai tlui : to 
 
 become, dvaoixopai Tiju 6t\'»jJ/, 
 
 £yyu'io,uat. 
 Bailiff, xau/«s, dypoi><'>uo9. 
 Bait, TO otXtap : to catch with a 
 
 bait, otXta^u), dyKtaTptvto. 
 Bake, Kupivtvio, dpToiroLtco. 
 Bakehouse, dpToKoirtiov. 
 Baker, apToTroios, aiToTroto?, kXi- 
 
 (iavtv>i. 
 
 Baker's bread, KXj/3cn;tT»]s apTos. 
 Baking, dpTOTToua. 
 Balance, s. TpuT<ii;>j, <rTa0^o9, 
 
 cri/K-os. — V. ia-oppwTricOy arTat)pdu>, 
 
 tlVTl<Tl]KOM. 
 
 Bald, fj)iiX<iKp(U, \f/iX6^, Xciov, 
 «6pt^, a-TTodpi^, tpijpoKopi}^ : to 
 make.il/^tXocu, /uao/^^u, (paXtiKpoto : 
 to become, xf/iXouutu, /xaouw, 
 (paXaKpoopat : bald-pated, a'j/a- 
 r/)aX^ti;T/a9. 
 
 Baldness, </)aXaK-p6u<rt5, (/jftXa\pco- 
 pa. 
 
 Bale, a)^0t)9, </)k'pto9, fPopTiov. 
 
 Baleful, oXtt)pio9, /3X«)3fpo9. 
 
 Balk, <T</)aXX(«>, ctTraTactf. 
 
 Ball, a<paipa, arfiaipiou : of thread, 
 aya0i9, tows : as a hall, affyaipij- 
 cov : to play at, o-f/)uipo/xtzxttf, 
 <T(paipLX,tiv: (a dance,) x"pf<«- 
 
 Ballad, a)5»/, aa-pu, to /itXo9, c/vo- 
 
 XtOZ'. 
 
 Ballad-singer, pfuj/teoik. 
 Ballast, tp^ia : to load with, ipua- 
 Ttlu). 
 Ballot, \l/t}<p['^op.ai, \\f?)(pov tIQkt- 
 
 r.AR 
 
 M.H. 
 
 Qai or (ptpti y, \l/tj(po(poptto. 
 Balsam, ^(h\aa'pLov^ piXi(T(r6(f>vX- 
 
 Xov : Balsam-wood, ^vXof3dXa-a- 
 
 pov. 
 Baluster, or balustrade, Kupa^, 
 
 dpUipUKTOi. 
 
 Band ^company), uyi}pa, Xo'x"?, 
 Ttiy^itt, ttXt/^, V, aTTtipa : by 
 bands, «aTd a-rrtipa^^ crTTtipi^oJi/ : 
 (bond), cta-pd^. 
 
 Band ^v.• bandag^L-, tiriSeapo^, a-rrdp- 
 yat/01/, Tuivia, dp-TTV^, acptvoovlf. 
 bands, o-r/'otTa, Tti. 
 
 Bandy-legged, paiftd^. 
 
 Bane, Xwyui;, oXtdpo9, <p6opd. 
 
 Baneful, oXtdpwi, 2ruvuTiip6^. 
 ^avd(Tipo^. 
 
 Banish, tKfSdXXa) tK tt/s iraTpi- 
 
 BEA 
 
 Banister, ctvvclko^^ <rut;,Jyopov. 
 
 Barter, aTrt^TroX.'o,, K«TaXXdTTr«. 
 
 Base, 8. ^oatv, (id^^o,, Upa, ^,f,^. 
 X.oz,.-adj «/crxpo9, ^v<Ttl6,)^, 
 f^iapv^, V060,, ^uKo,, (/,XaOpo9, 
 -rrouiipo^ : coin, Kil:io,,Xnu or (iao- 
 ^-iMoi/ or TTapaKtKo^/xtVoj/ or ,..- 
 f^ilSo^\evp.tvov vufjLiafxa, -rrapd- 
 (Ttipoit upyupiou. 
 
 Bareness, to al^rxpou, a^o-xpoV^v, 
 "to-xo?, TToviipia : of birth, cuayt- 
 fitrt, aytvciu, ddo^ia. 
 
 Bashful, a£6,ipa,i/, aio-xi/ivTi/XJs. 
 
 Bashfulness, ai6w^^ aiax>,vi] 
 
 Basilisk, (iaaiXiaKo^. 
 
 Basin, Xtudvij^ XtKuvU. 
 
 Bask in the sun, eiX^jespaTadui, 
 ilXialtiv, vXtd^fGdai. 
 
 BEL 
 
 be banished, ^k4.Vt «/./.. uvt^' I!." ?''.'^''{^"^"^' /c««^./., k«..o.. 
 
 be banished, iKTriTTTw, (jifuyco. 
 Banislied, «</)opjo-t^ds, f^uaTpaKia 
 
 Banishment, *£op/vio-yu69, oo-Tp«- 
 
 Kt(r/U()9, <f)vyi]. 
 Bank of a river, ox^./, x*t''Vo9 : 
 
 bank or mound, X'~^pa ■ for monev, 
 
 apyyptroi/. 
 
 Banker, KoXXv(^i(rT>)9, Tpa-n-f ^tVf/v, 
 dnyvpauoiftu^. 
 
 Bankrupt, x."ft*'^o'7^o9, aatoTo9. 
 
 Banner, a^jutiov. 
 
 Banquet, v. luwxtopai, aL-rlopai, 
 
 tcTTLUonaL s. tvwxia, caU, ^oi- 
 
 VI], avfiTToa-iov, dflirvuv, iariaua 
 
 Banqueting, itrriaai^, tv^xnai^i. 
 
 Baptism, f^uTTTtafJio^, lid-rrn-iapa. 
 
 iiaptistery, fSinrTta-Ttjptov. 
 
 Baj)tize, fS/lTTTUJ, ftuTTTiZlO. 
 
 Baptizer, iiwrnKT-rt)^. 
 
 Bar, s. tioxXo^, ^aXfiU, KXaTdoov, 
 poxXiov : (impediment, ) ifxirodtov • 
 (court of law, )dyopa,oiK-a(rT,)proi/. 
 
 ~j'- '"'XctO), KWXUOJ, thKXtlU). 
 
 liarb, CTTvpdKiov, ^vcttov, aiyut). 
 Jiari)arian, fidpfiupu^. 
 Barbarism, /S«p/iapi(T/xJ9. 
 Barbarity, /3ap/i«pc;T,,9. tb/xoVj/s. 
 iiarbarous /i«p/iapo9, (iapftapLKd^. 
 Barbarously, /iap/:J„p,o-Ti, J.^cis. 
 iiarber, ^ot/pi,>v, Kopatv^, Kouaw- 
 -rivii barber's shop, Kovptlov, 
 
 XOpcruiTlJpLOV. 
 
 Bard, dot6o9, '7ron/Tj;9, 
 
 Bare, yvpuo^, xf/iXoi: to make 
 
 niroyufjiuoiv, xf/iKouj. 
 Barefoot «z/u7roo,,T09, i;,,X/7ro,y9 
 
 and i/ijXt7ro9. 
 Bargain s. ai^^a,}/.,,, 6f.oXoyia, 
 
 <T0pii0X0V.~X. aVVTieEfJLui, avu- 
 pnivtu. '^ 
 
 Bark (of a tree), Xtinapa, Xtiro,, 
 ;/>'Wov: o( a dog, bXaypa.— 
 V. «/X«w, uXuKTico, f^aul'o : at or 
 against, TrpoavXuKTtw, KadvXuK- 
 
 T^O). 
 
 Barker, uXa/cT.;T»/s. 
 
 Jirking, oXuypd,, i,XaKrl 
 Parley, ^^^y;,^ ^,^j. . barley-meal, 
 
 «Xr/)iTOi. : of barley, KpWivo^. 
 Barm, g,;^,,. 
 
 j and, ■,rtdo9, Kdoos. 
 
 Bari-tn, d,/>(,po9, dfiXaaT,)^^ uxiXo^, 
 
 «XXoos: dyoi/ov, d/cup7ro9, uTt/c 
 
 "09, <rT£rpo9. 
 
 Barrenness, dyoida, d<t>opla. 
 Burner, ^aX/^k, i^-n-ootoj/. 
 (8) 
 
 o-«py«i/j; : dim. (nrupidiov, tuXu- 
 pi(ri<u<i, KaXat)i<rKo^ : of osiers 
 
 Basket-maker, Ko<f>woTroi6^. 
 
 Basking, j',X/ao-tv, »';Xmoyuo9. 
 
 Bastard, i/ot^o9, vadtio^. 
 
 Bat, vvKTtpi^. 
 
 Bath, (iaXavElov, Xotrpov, Xov- 
 
 -rpou, irXvvS'i : hot- baths, a'l 
 
 ^tppai, T« ^apfjLd. 
 Bathe, Xovopai. 
 Bathing, Xuvaii, Xod-rpov. 
 Battalion, Xc;xo9, 0aXay^, -rdypa. 
 
 poTpa. 
 
 Battle, fxdxn, X'lppn, vaplv, v<r 
 
 pivi) : naval, vavpuxia. 
 Battlement, £7raX^/9, yticroj/, 0pty. 
 
 KOi, Kpuaa-i). 
 Bawl, Kpd^w, podto, dXaXdluy. 
 
 BaW cr, Apd/vT./9, KlKpdKTt]^. 
 
 Jiawling, s. Kpavyii, (ion. 
 
 Bay or gulf, A:oX7ro9. 
 
 Bay-tree, ^d</>i.,,, d(tct>vi^. 
 
 Bay (in colour), l-jrifuvdo^. 
 
 Bdellium, /i^AXioz/. 
 
 Be, tt/xi, i'7rdpxw,Tuyxdi/a>, TTt'Xo- 
 
 f^ai : be^ it so, ehv 0./, y£i;t<T0a,, 
 
 taxw, yt/^oiTo : it is so, <Zct txti. 
 Heacon, cpdpo^, j). 
 Bead, Xi6dpiov. 
 Beadle, p«/i5o[}xo9, /vXj/T,5p. 
 Beak, puyxo9, p«/x0o9. 
 Beaked, puyxwTo^. 
 Beain, s. ^ok^s, 7,: of light, 77 
 
 «K-Ttt/, <TiXa9._V. dKTfl/O^oXiO,, 
 
 ftXto-cro) 0Xoya. 
 Bean, Kvapos. 
 licar, s. dpA:T09, 6 & //.—v. TX77yut, 
 
 t7riTX7j/x<, viropivu), r/jtpw: (biin" 
 
 forth,) tIkto}. 
 Bear-like, dp/vT£/o9. 
 Beard, s. irdyyuiv, yiviLov: of com, 
 
 «C7>/p. 
 
 Bearded, '7ra)ywi'taro9, ye*/£t»/T7;9. 
 Beardless, dyivtio^, d-Trwyuiv, di/ii- 
 
 /309. 
 
 IJcurer, (pnpav^, ftaaraKTtk. 
 Beast, ^Jtipiov, 3-;,p, lo,ov : dim. 
 
 IwiOLov: of burden, KTtjvu^. 
 Beast-market, (SovttmXiov. 
 Beastliness, ei,pi,oSia, dKueapaia. 
 
 ieastly, diipiuici)^, «Kd0apTO9. 
 
 Beat, TUTTTUJ, KdlTTU,, d(,da-<T(V, 
 
 nXoaw, pafTTiydu), irat'o,, tiUitw : 
 beat the breast for grief, koVto- 
 
 p.Ul, TVTTTOpui. 
 
 Beating, paariywais!, (UKicrptk. 
 Beatitude, /xa/captoVtiv, tudaipuvia. 
 
 Beautiful, KaXo9, ■7rfpiK-aXX»'/9, £u- 
 
 '7rpE7r»/9, tvpop<po^. 
 Beautify, outouXXw, Xu/xirpvvuj, 
 KuXXwTri'^u). 
 Beauty, a«XXo9, KuXXwiriapa, 
 
 KuXXovt), tvirphTrtiu. 
 Beaver, KdoTwp: of a, Kaa-roptio^. 
 iseeafico, // av^uXh, ido%\ 
 Because, «Tt, o'vt'iKu. t-rrti^ iTrtiov: 
 
 because of, xdptv, tvtKa. 
 lieck, s. vtv/uLu, vtixTi'i. 
 Beckon, vtvw, (njuuivw. 
 Become, £/>J, yiyvopai, vTrdpxw, 
 
 Tuyxdi/ft. : (be becoming,) '7r^,oa7;- 
 
 Kti, (Tvpirpiirti, -rrptTTti, 6tl, xp»;, 
 
 u^iov iai-i. 
 Becoming, Trptircov, -TTyosTrtioV, 
 
 cri/^x7rp^7r»5v. 
 Becomingly, 7rpoa7/K(;j/TW9, irpc- 
 
 TTOVTWi, KUTU TO TTptTTUi/. 
 
 Bed, kXIvii, avvi,, ko'itiu XtK-rpov, 
 XiX"v, Kpdfil^aro^, KXivdpiov, 
 kXlvti]p. 
 
 Bed-chamber, ^«A«^os, 2raXdpv, 
 Koifxi]-rnpiou : bed-post, ippiviov, 
 >; tpjuiv. 
 
 Bed-rid, kXiviko^^ KXivvpij^. 
 
 Bedew, iTriSpoailco, /Spt'xco. 
 
 Bee, ptXicraa, piXiTTu : bee-hive 
 KVxj/tXv, o-t>/iXj,, o-i>/aXo9, fy/ULt-jvoul 
 KVTTupo^ : bces'-wax, /c»;oo9. 
 
 Beech, tpijyo^, 7;. 
 
 Beechen, 07)yti.o9, <p,r/ivBos. 
 
 Beef, TO fidaiov /cpi«9, to Iddtiov. 
 
 Beer, KoXoKuaia, X,iWo^, fipuTov. 
 
 Beet, Ttf/TXci/, (SXirov. 
 
 Beetle, Kdvdupos:. 
 
 Befal, Ti;yxdi/a), irpoaTriTTTto. 
 
 Before, prep. £7rt, 7rpo9, -n-pd, tVo,- 
 
 "JTiov, tfxTrpoadtv, fvau-riov, dvTa, 
 
 dirivav-rt, Mith gen. : adv. TrdXai' 
 
 tp.irpoa^tv, TO TTpoTf pot/, irpwTov : 
 
 before^ that, -wplv 7/, irpoTtpov 7;, 
 
 Trpti/ <5y: to get before, (jtddvw. 
 Beg, Siopai, f'pwTdco, I/C£T£Ute». 
 
 -TrapaKaXto), o£T£aj : (ask alms,) 
 
 TTTwxtuw, tiraiTtui. 
 Beget, yei^t/do), rpvTtvoo, iruLOoiroL- 
 
 tOp.ai, TIKTU). 
 
 Beggar, 7rTa.xo9, £7ratT7;9. 
 
 Beggary, irTtvxtia. 
 
 Begging, s. 7rpoo-aiT>/(T/9. 
 
 Begin, dpxopai with gen. d'jrdp- 
 yopni, iyxtiptw, ivicnapai. 
 
 Beginner, TrpoToVf jpo9, «pxdM««'09. 
 
 Beginning, «ox'/, -rrpooipiov, <ppoi- 
 pi-ov,^ £iaoco9: from the — , u-rr' 
 «PX'7s, t^ «/0X^«> «PX'>. for ^-a-r* 
 "PX'/f : in the — , kv dpxv, Itt' 
 
 Jpxu- 
 
 Begone, «7r£t, «7r«0t, d^jpirt, 
 
 i/Trayf, u7ray€ £t9 KopuKn^. 
 Beguile, TrapuKpovui, vTrdyco. 
 Behave, txopui. 
 Behaviour, a-xPipa, vdaa. 
 Beheal, ^-ai-dTw X,J]p.iouv, uiroKt- 
 
 fpaXiX^aiv. 
 Behind, dirlaw, oiricrQav, o-rriQav, 
 
 KccTOTTiv, va-Tspov : to be, voTt- 
 
 ptu), oaTfpi^w. 
 Behold, ^adopai, ftXt-rrio, opdco, 
 
 Kadopdu), ^a(vpta>, diroftXiTrto : 
 
 (inter). ) looO. 
 Beholder, dfwuos, 0£aTjy9, Qidpnov^ 
 
 KU-roTTTl]^. 
 
 Behoves, ^£r, xph, d^iov k<xTi, 
 TTptirei, Trpoa-ijKEi. 
 Bcleh,v.£p£yya) — s.kpvyii.kpuypdv. 
 
\ 
 
 i: 
 
 I. 
 
 r- 
 
 II 
 I": 
 
 BES 
 
 Belie, \f/ivSo\oyiu), SiafBdWco^ 
 
 xlnQvpi'^tv. 
 Belief, Trt'crTts. 
 Believe, TrtcrTcyto, oluai, vofxi^w, 
 
 irtidu/jLai. 
 Believer, 6 iricrTtvuiV^ ttio-tos. 
 Bell, KwScov: to ring, Kwdwifi'^u}. 
 Bellona, 'Kvuiu. 
 Bellow, fivKKU), fxvKdoiiiai, Itti/xv- 
 
 Kao/Liai, jSoao), (ipvxdofxai. 
 Bellowing, /xukjjo-is, ;ui/K»j6/i6s, fxv- 
 
 Bellows, (pvaa^ KwpvKo^, 
 
 Belly, yacTTiip, /cotXta, Kiviuiv : 
 
 dim. ya<TTpidiov. 
 Belong, irpocrtiKsi. 
 Beloved, ayaTrijxos, ^I'Xos, vpoa- 
 
 Below, adv. icaTw, viroKUTw : ))rep. 
 
 t'TTo with ace. : adj. viroyawi. 
 Belt, ^wcTTTyo, ^toyj;, /uiTpa, Tuivia^ 
 
 TtKaiJLWV. 
 
 Bemoan, o-Tti/a^o), o-Tt'i/o), ooupo- 
 
 ftat, oXocpvpofiai. 
 Bemoancr, oI/xwatx?;?, o o-Ttfa^toi/. 
 Bemoaning, ot/xcoy?;, oXo/Vu-y//, 
 
 o\o(^yp^ds. 
 Bench, ^uyoi/, aiXfxa, topavov^ 
 
 S'paj/ov, ^ddpou. 
 Bend, Ka/iTTTto, yvdfjLirTw, dyKv- 
 
 A.OU), KUOTOW, KVfliOU) '. doWn, KUTU- 
 
 Ka/uLirTU) : back, dvaKafXTrTU): to- 
 wards, kiriKafxiTT uj : round, Trtpt- 
 yya/xTTTa). 
 
 Bending, Kauxl/i^, KafiTn]. 
 
 Beneath, wtto, poet. y-Trat, Kara), 
 tvipde. 
 
 Benefactor, (.vipyiTi)'s. 
 
 Beneficence, lutpytaia, tXEvQepio- 
 T?js, dyadoipyia. 
 
 Beneficent, futpytTij^^dyaQovpyd^^ 
 
 Benefit, v. evepyeTtu), einroitai 
 
 Tti/a, w(ptXtu). — s. i.uipytTijfxa, 
 
 Xdpi^ : to receive, tu Trd(T}(iiv. 
 Benevolence, tvvoia, evyi/w/uLoauvi], 
 
 (f)iXo(ppoauvTj. 
 Benevolent, tvvoviy irpofftpwi/, lu- 
 
 <f)pu}V^ sufxfvyh. 
 Benevolently, tvvoLKUi^, (piXocrrop- 
 
 ycos. 
 Benign, xp»;o"ro9, tvfievii^. 
 Benignity, '^(^pyjarTOTyjs, (JuXavdpoo- 
 
 Tria, ivfxivtLU. 
 Benignly, ^pi^a-ru)^^ iXfi^Otpitos, 
 
 tpiXocfipovoo^, cpiXaudpuyTTto^, tv 
 
 Bent, iTrjKrt/xTrMs, /ca/xTruXos, dyxv- 
 
 XOS, KVpTO^. 
 
 Benumb, vupKoui. 
 
 Benumbed, i/ap/cto^Jjs : to grow, 
 
 vapKao). 
 Bequeath, dLwrids/uLaL, /caTaXstTrto. 
 Bequest, to /cctxaXenro/^itvoi', oia- 
 
 Bereave, arTsplio, dirocTTtpioi, 
 
 d(paLpOUfX(lL TLVU Tl. 
 
 Bereft, optpuvo^, \ypo<i. 
 
 Berries, uKpodova. 
 
 Beryl, /S/jpyXXos. 
 
 Beseech, XiTrapt'o), ^iofxai, iKtTtvut, 
 
 Xiaaofiac, iKviofxai. 
 Beseecher, t/ctTrjs. 
 Beset, iripiKadrj/uLai, kvkXoco. 
 Beside, tTrt, Trpo? dat. Trapa Jicc. : 
 
 to be — oneself, /xaii'Ofxai, Trapa- 
 
 tppOVkOi. 
 
 Besides,'7rpo(reTt,Ya)pisgen.7rposdat. 
 (9) 
 
 BIR 
 
 Besiege, iruXiopKiui. 
 
 Besieger, 7roXiop/c»jTf/s, iroXiopKwv. 
 
 Besieging, irfpiidptvai'S, irtpiKaGi}- 
 
 cri9^ TToXiopKLa. 
 Besmear, a\ti(poo, iirL^pita, kutu- 
 
 Xp^to : with wax, Kijpoto. 
 Besom, crtrpcut^pof, K6pi)dpoi/,<rdpov : 
 
 sweep witli, aapuw. 
 Besprinkle, KaTaTratro-o), KUTu^pi- 
 
 X<«, p«/i/cu, KUTappaivit). 
 Best, apiCTTos, KpuTiaTo^, /3iXTt<r- 
 
 Tos : adv. dpiaTa, ^iXridTa. 
 Bestial, Sr^piwdi]^. 
 Bestow, Swptofxai, ^ap/^o/uat. 
 Bestowing, s. ETrtooo-ts, Ik-^oo-is, 
 
 XdpKTfxu, (piXoTifxia, x^C''-^- 
 Bet, v. vTroTidiJui rifi, virKTXVt- 
 
 o/uai : — s. Karat^jj/cj/, TrapaKUTu- 
 
 dl]Kl]. 
 
 Betake himself, duaXa^tTu tavrov, 
 
 Tptireadai. 
 
 Betimes, opt^pio?, opOpii'OS, oSpftios. 
 Betoken, cnifxtiow, aij/uLaivWy (paLVw. 
 
 irpoo'jJiuLuii/u), 
 
 Betray, irpodiduijui, Trpotiifii, 
 Betrayer, Trpoooxjjs. 
 Betroth, tyyvdopai yvvaiKa tlvi. 
 Betrothed, pvi]aTiv6ii^, /ivijctti'i. 
 Better, duiiviov, KpiiTTtov^ /StX- 
 
 TLUiv. he is a little — , piKpov ti 
 
 dfjLiivov EX** • ^^ '^ — 1 dptivvv 
 
 to-Tt, diacpipti : get the — , Kpa- 
 
 Ttoj, gen. 
 Between, peTu^ii with gen. tv dat. 
 
 £19 accus. 
 Bewail, dpijutw^ KUTaoaKpuw^ oXo- 
 
 (pvpop.ai^ oSupopai, dTroKtuKvuK 
 Beware, EvXafiiopai^ ^yXaxxo/xai, 
 
 c^aXuff/cit), (liivyuy : (puXaTTuv or 
 
 Tr]pov fxi] 7roi»;aj;s, opa tixws 
 
 TrOt»i(T£t9. 
 
 Bewilder, TrXavduy. 
 
 Bewitch, ^aaKuivw, yoijTtiyto. 
 
 Beyond, TrpoctoxEpo?, iirtKtiva, 
 irlpav, iripa, virip, iroppio : — 
 propriety, tripa to TrpocrTjKov^ 
 iripa Tov 6toi/T09, vTctp alaav : 
 — strength. uTrtp cvvup.iv. 
 
 Bias, s. tTTidvpia^ TrpoGvpia, Tpo- 
 TTo^. — V. Trapayco, irapaKXlvu). 
 
 Bible, Tj rpa0»;, to UlISXIov. 
 
 Bicker, dpcpiXoyiw, veikIw, kpiX^ui. 
 
 Bid, KtXtVM, TrpoaTUTTW. 
 
 Biennial, 5ihx?;s. 
 
 Bier, <f)fptTpov., cropo^, »;. 
 
 Biformed, Sipopff)^. 
 
 Big, jut'ya?, -TrsXtoptos, tOjujytOijs : 
 
 bigger, /uti^ojv. 
 Bigamy, oi'yapia. 
 Bigot, avddSt]^. 
 Bile, XO'^''- 
 Bilious, x^'XcoOjjs, 
 Bill, ypdppa, a-vyyparpT]. 
 Billow, Kvpa, kXvBwv, kXvSmvlov. 
 Billowy, KupuTwSi}^. 
 Bind, Sid), dfcrpivw: down, KOTa- 
 
 Siw : fast, dvaSiu), dvaSiaptuu) : 
 
 round, irtpLdtui. 
 Biped, di'TTov'i. 
 Bird, opi/is, opvfov, TO Trxjjvoj/, Trt- 
 
 Ttivov, oiujvo'i: small, opviddpiov, 
 
 opvidiov, i/EOCffos, opvidoiraii. 
 Bird-catcher, opvidoXoxo^, dpvido- 
 
 6»7prtS, 
 Bird-lime, i^os, yXotos: like, i^oai'i. 
 
 yXoi6i>(5»js : to take with, l^ivtv. 
 Birth, To/C£Tos, Kvijcrii, toko's. 
 
 yivKTi^, yovn. 
 
 BLE 
 
 V 
 
 Birth-day, yf z/t'OXtos v/xipa. 
 
 Biscuit, apT09 ^iTrvpo^,' 
 
 Bishop, iiriaKoTTVi, dpxi-iptv^. 
 
 Bishopric, tiria-KoTn']. 
 
 Bit (for a horse), (TTopiov, \j/a\iov^ 
 
 Knpo^ : (a small piece,) popiov, 
 
 xj/topiov, niroairaapa. 
 liitch, j; Kvtov. 
 Bite, V. SaKvw, Tpwyto. — s. 5^y/u«, 
 
 Biter, ^»}/v'T)js, ^ijKTtKros. 
 
 Bitter, Trt^po?. Trty/ct^ai/os, a»j5j/9, 
 (TTpvcpvo^, ix^fff^v^^l^i Kavvo^ : 
 very bitter, K-axaTrtK-pos, mrtpi- 
 
 Bitterly, iriKpw^., trxpur/) i/ais, X'*' 
 
 XiTrciis, ^tJi/tos, Tpaxto)<i. 
 Bitterness, icoxos, iriKpla, Tri/cpo- 
 
 xjjs, o^uxj;9, crxf>y0i/oxi}9. 
 Bitumen, «(rc/>aXx«9. 
 Bituminous, a<r<^aXxjto9, da<puX- 
 
 TwSiji. 
 
 Blab, dcoXEcrx*''«'i </»Xuap/a), Xijpto). 
 Black, /ut\a9, /ut Vayxpti»9, ^oc/^e- 
 
 po9 : to be, ptXaivopai. 
 Black-bird, koxxi;<^o9. 
 Blacken, fitXu'wu). 
 Blacking, x"^'*^'"^'^^'^' 
 Blackness, piXaapa, ptXavoTi}^, 
 
 peXavia, ptXuvcri'i. 
 Blacksmith, ffi6j/poupyo9, pvcpo- 
 
 KTUTTO^. 
 
 Bladder, kucttl^, (ftucra. 
 
 Blade (of a sword), aT6p.a : (of 
 grass,) (pvXXov. 
 
 Blame, s. i//oyo9, /[ii/ii//i9, k«x«'- 
 /XE/i\//^j9, pfpyj/ipotpia., pip(f>wXii, 
 j/i/x£0't9, (UTia. — v. li/i'yai, JTr/- 
 Tipdo), £Tri7rX?jxxa), pip<f)opai, 
 ULTidopai, iv aixtrt tXEty : I hiy 
 the — on you, cut tTrayw ti';i' 
 aixtai/. 
 
 Blameable, atxto9, tTrii|Aoyo9, /ixo)- 
 
 /ix>;xos, l^E/CX09. 
 
 Blameless, aj/rxtxto9, «/x£/xirxo9, 
 
 dpvpwv., <i;xti)/xi)xos. 
 Blamer, xJ/Ikti]^, KaKj'iyopo^. 
 Blameworthy, aixiax69, iXty/cxov, 
 
 £7rtM£M'7'"T09, 
 
 Bland, XP ')<''''"" -^o'y 09, apftrK'ov, tu- 
 
 7rp'^rr»)yopo9, at/>iuXo9, 7)7rio9, fiti- 
 
 X1X09, cTraycoyos. 
 Blandish, crati/co, icop/^o/jai, ai\'«'\- 
 
 Xco, dpi(rKtvofi.uL, aifivXXto. 
 Blandishment, S'toTrtta, -Trpocrf/Vfirt, 
 
 ^wTTEvpa., KoXaKtia. 
 Blank. k:£1'69, X£uk'09. 
 Blanket, (TTpwpa, (TTpmpvt'i. 
 Blasphemy, /3/\ao-</>j/uia. 
 Blast, 8. irvEvpa, pnrh. — v. t^<tv- 
 
 aivw, Kipavvdw. 
 Blaze, Kaiopai, Trvpiararu), iripi 
 
 </)\tyt«j, fpXeytdu}. 
 Bleach, XtvKULVco. 
 Bleak, v//yxf'^v, Kputpo^. 
 Blear-eyed, Xvpoov. 
 Bleat, ^Xytxdoptti, p^Kaopai. 
 Bleating, s. /3Xnx'/M«^ ^Xi}X^i. 
 Bleed, v. a. (pXtftoToptto, ulpaTi- 
 
 ^ft) : T. n. alpoppaytu). 
 Bleeding, alpoppoia, alpoppayia. 
 Blemish, s. k->jXj9, <nrl.Xo<i. — v, Xv- 
 
 paivopai, (tttlXou}. 
 Bless, paKapi'^co, iOXoytw. 
 Blessed, /ua/capio?, paKap, ti'Xoyj)- 
 
 X09, tvTvx^l^^ oXj^ios : ver}', 'rrav- 
 
 oX/3io9, ivSaipwv. 
 Blessedness, puKapioTi]^^ tvdaipo' 
 
 I 
 
 BOL 
 
 Via, paKao^apo^. 
 
 Blessing, ti'^oyiu, x«P*5. 
 
 Blight, pi^TOi, 1). 
 
 Blind, Ti70Xo9, a/\ao9, dcpwTicrTo^ : 
 to be, /a/i/3X ifoixxco, TV(pXutTTu} : 
 to mawc, TV(pX6u), tKTvcpXou). 
 Blindness, tu</)Xox);s, dfiXtxl/ia, 
 
 doparia. 
 Blink, (TKapSapvTTUi, pvto. 
 Bliss, EuSaipovia, tlX/Jov. 
 Blister, oi'^i;/ia, <i>XvKTaiva, (f)ui<s. 
 Blithe, iXap69, (paicpo^. 
 Blockade, iroXiopKia, irepiKudijai^. 
 Blood, alpa, (povo^. 
 Blood-thirsty, (piXaipaTo^, alpo- 
 
 X"p»/«, (povio^. 
 Bloodless, uvaipo<i, dvaipwv : with- 
 out bloodshed, dvaipivTi. 
 Bloody, a i^ 60 J/, u'lparwon^, alpmi- 
 
 K09, aipuToti^, uipaTi}p6^ : uot 
 
 bloody, dvaipaKTo^, dvaipaTo<i. 
 Bloom, «. TO dvdo-i.—y. yXodlw, 
 
 6dX.X(o, dvtitu), d-Travdico, t^av{)ia}, 
 
 vjidto, dKpdX^w. 
 Blooming, wpiKoi, aKpdX^wv. 
 
 Blot, 0-7rrXo9, KljXli. 
 
 Blot out, dtlyivllu,, t^aXti<pw. 
 
 Blow, V. TTvtw, (f)v(rdu}, piTTi'^u) : to- 
 gether, arvp(^)V(Td(x): prosperously, 
 £7roi;p/^a», iTrovpLdX^ta : one's nose, 
 d7rop6TT(o.—s. -TrXjyy/,, Tvppa. 
 
 Blue, yXavKos, Kudito^. 
 
 Blue-eyed, yXay/vJ)7ri9. 
 
 Blueness, yXai;K<;x»/9. 
 
 Blunder, v.dnaprdvuy, (rrpdXXo- 
 fiai, irXavdopai, TrXiipptXtco. — s. 
 dpdpTifpa, irXdvij, crtfidXpu. 
 
 Blunt, «/i/3Xu9: (dull,) dvaioBnTo^. 
 — V. dvTuvaKXdu), aTrupfiXvvw, 
 narupfSXvi/u). 
 
 Bluntness, dp^Xvri]^. 
 
 ^J"fS' V. ipvdpidoo, aidtopai.—s 
 
 fpvijfjpa, tpivdoi. 
 Blustering, /^wKxt/s. 
 Boar, K-«7rpos, crDs, dypio^. 
 Boar-liunter, auaypu^. 
 Boar-hunting, avaypiaia. 
 Board, Tr/j/a^, TrXcif , aavk, ^t'Xxov, 
 
 V. 
 
 Boast, s. £Dxo5, ei'Xo^Xv. Kopiro^.— 
 y. /xfiyaXaux'U), pEyaXu(f>povtco, 
 a\alovtvopai, tuxopai, Kopird- 
 
 Boaster, dXd^wv, piyaXavxhh fxt- 
 
 yuA j;y opos, ui//j;y o'pav. 
 Boastful, vxPtr,opo^. 
 Boasting, 8. yu.yaXa^x'", «X«So- 
 
 J^fta, Ara^x^JO'ts, fJLtynXo(f>po<Tvvt]. 
 
 Boat, 0-K-«</„y, AU/i/i>,, (TKUCpioiOV, 
 
 TTAoiapiov. 
 
 Boatswain, -npwptii, irpwpdTij^. 
 
 iiode, "TTpoariipaivco. 
 
 Bodily, (Tw/xaxtKo's. 
 
 Bodkin, pa<pLov. I 
 
 Bjodv, o-tL^a, j^pti^^ 5£yita9: dead' 
 body, TTTivpa, v£Kp6i : (of men or 
 soldiers,) 7rX;70o9, oTldio^ : (of 
 horse ) /, iV7ro9, x6 iTrTriKoV. 
 
 jH', tXo9, TiXpa. 
 
 Boil, ^ta,, /?pao-(Ta., ^pdla, : down, 
 Jvaxa-Trt'Trxto, (i«/,ti//ft,: over, u-n-tp- 
 S'w,^ tKKvp.aiv(t), irpoGKvpaivu) : 
 I'p, dj/atioj. 
 
 Boiled, £00^9, £,/,aX£(;9, £>,;xds, 
 
 *'v'$EaX09. 
 
 Boiler, ixf/tjTm. 
 
 jjoiling, f\/„,0-is, TTt'x^iS. 
 
 J-old, ToXpiipd^, dapaaXto^, Bpa- 
 (10) 
 
 BOU 
 
 ffi'9, fCxoX^os: to he, xoXyudw, 
 t^apo-tto: to make, daptrvvw. 
 
 Boldness, 0p«o-ux7,9, xc;XyuT,,edpo-o9. 
 
 Bolls, /3oXt9. 
 
 Bolster, TrpoaKtcpaXaiov, viroKtchd- 
 Xaiov. 
 
 Bolt, 8. /fXtiepoi/, poxXlov, luLoxXoi, 
 ox^v^ :^ thunder-bolt, /c£paui/d9, 
 o-/»:i;7rxo9. 
 
 Bolt, V. kXeIu), poxXdtO, TTUKTOW. 
 
 Bolted, KinXeiaptvoi, KXtiarTo^. 
 iiombast, Xoyopavia, XoyoSaiSa- 
 Xia, o-xoyu(/>ao-/io9. 
 Bond fide, iairovcaapivw^, kiritt- 
 
 KtUS:, KUTU TTiaTLV. 
 
 Bond, Stcrpo^, ctapd, KUTtyyvi)- 
 o-ts :^ give a suffieient, tyyuav 
 Troptxw, iyyvdopai. 
 
 Bondage, SovXtia. 
 
 Bondman, oovXo^. 
 
 Bone, ocTTtov, ovv. 
 
 lioncless, dvoaTto^. 
 
 Bony, do-XiVl/09, OO-Xll/09, do-Xtt)0J)9. 
 
 ri^V^/'^'^^^' 17, ^//3XtW, dim. 
 (Bi^XiSiov, (iiftXdpiov. 
 
 Bookseller, fiifiXioTrtiXi]^. 
 
 Bookseller's shop, (iifSXioTrwXilov. 
 
 JJook-worm, o-/X(/)>;. 
 
 Boon, Cuypov, coopid. 
 
 Boor, boorish, aypor/v-09, «ypto9. 
 
 Boot, Kvi]pk, A.dtJopi/09. 
 
 Booted, Kvi)pido(f)dpo^: well-boot- 
 ed, fVKV1J^i^. 
 
 Booth, o•^-J;i/7;. 
 
 Booty, Xtia,Xd(fjvpov, (rvXi], dypa. 
 
 Border, v. bpopiio, irpocrKtipai 
 
 s. opo9, Kpdairtdov. 
 
 Bordering, Trpo(ropo9, vpopo's, irpoa- 
 
 X<"P09. 
 
 Bore, TpvTrdco, Toptoo. 
 
 Boreal, (Soptalo's, fioptio^. 
 
 Boreas, fSopia':, jSoppa^. 
 
 Bored, xpj^xoV. 
 
 Bora, TTt^uATo)?, ytyovd}^: to be, 
 
 yiyvopai, yEvvdopai, <pvopai] 
 
 TiKTopai, dpi. 
 Borne, «/)fpxds, xX»jxo9 : not to be, 
 
 OVK avuG^tTot. 
 Borrow, ^avtiX^opai, to Saveloi 
 
 a-7ruXa(3tTv, xpdopai. 
 Borrowing, cauitapik. 
 Bosom, KoX7ro9, <rx;7t)o9. 
 Boss (of a shield), o/u^aXd?, 6p- 
 
 (fiuXiov, piaopipdXiov. 
 Botanist, (SoTaviuTm. 
 Botanisc, (3oTavi'^(o. 
 Botany, 7/ /BoTaviKij, sc. tj-'xi/j/. 
 Both, dprpoi, dpipoTtpo^, Udrtpo^ : 
 
 on both sides, UaTtpwdtv, dpcfio- 
 
 TipwOtV, iKUTtpUiGt, dp(}}OTtpu)- 
 
 <r£ : both— and, kuI—kui, ti—kuL 
 
 Bottle, «0-/v69,Xdy,;i/09, X»M-i;t^o9, v. 
 Bottom, -n-vepiiv, /3ii/0o9, xo : iSa- 
 foi, to9, xo: (of a mountain,) 
 vTTwpeia. 
 Bottomless, dirvdpevo^, ddepiXio^ 
 dfivcra-o?. ' 
 
 Bough, /cXd^os, 0^09. 
 Bought, ajj/jjxo'9 : with money, 
 
 apyvpwvi]T09. 
 Bounce, \J/o(piio, KpoTtw. 
 Bound, (part.) 0£o-;U£yxo9, ^£To'9 : 
 together, o-ui/0£xo9.--v. optlw, 
 
 TTtpaTOW, TTtpiypdfJKV. 
 
 Boundary, opiapa, dpiapo^, lipo'i, 
 
 opiov, irtpa^. 
 Boundless, a-7r£pjo'p<o-xo9, dptTpo^, 
 
 aireipioif, aTippwv. 
 
 BRE 
 
 Bountiful, xap'o-TfK-dy, cu>pt]paT 
 Kos, XP'/o-xd9, Trpdcppwv. 
 
 Bounty, xdpi^, cwpijpa. 
 
 Bow, To^ov : bearing a bow, xo- 
 totpdpo^ : bend a bow, tvTiiyut 
 To^ov: shoot \\hh, To^yvco. 
 
 Bowels, a^Xayxra. tVxtpa, xd. 
 
 J5ower, cTKiivi], a Kid. 
 
 Bowl, KpUTl'ip, tTKVtiwi, KVTtlXXoV, 
 
 Ctira'i. 
 Box s. 7n;^i9, Tri/^to^oi/, K-,/?a.xo9, 
 KiffiuiTLov : box- tree, 7ri'^o9, 17 : 
 made of box-wood, -rrv^ivo^.—To 
 
 box, V. TTVKTtVU), KoXdtpilto. 
 
 Boxer, 7ri/Kxr/s, a'ywuffxjys. 
 Boxing, iruypaxia, -rrvypt). 
 Jioy, 7r«rv, ^dpo9, iraiciov, 'rrai6d- 
 
 piov, Trat^/o-Kos. 
 Boyhood, TraiSia. 
 Bracelet, iripiftpaxiduiov, xX'Sd>i^, 
 
 XXi6ovt}, xlftXXiov. 
 Brag, dXa^oi/tyojUfn, /cayx«OjUat, 
 
 /UsyaXj/yopf'o). 
 
 Bragging, adj. /cai/x.;/uaxt«s, «'\d- 
 Zcou. f/XrtY,,,,, ..A^ . c .-'V v^ ' 
 
 u 
 
 Xal 
 
 vvtia. 
 
 ^u>i/, aXaX^uviKu^ : s 
 
 Kai;x>>o-i9. 
 Brain, iyKi(paXo?. 
 Bramble, ^dxo9, »;, d/cai/0a. 
 Bran, iriTvpov : full of, '7rtxi/pd)C»/9, 
 
 Trtxupia9. 
 Branch, /cXdao9, KXd,i,, 5^„5 ; 
 
 young, oo-xjj : small, KX^parh, 
 
 <l>pvyavov. 
 Branching, /cXaad,^,,?, ttoX 1^0^09. 
 Brand, s. daXo'i : brand-mark, 
 
 a-Tiypa.—\, iyKaiw, iiriKaiw, 
 
 a-Tiypuril(jo : with infamy, Trpoo-- 
 
 Tpif^todai Tivi dviido^. 
 Branded, (rxtyyuaxta9, 6, aTiypa- 
 
 T1}(f)6pO^. 
 
 Brandish, ^paodoj, KpaSaivw, dia- 
 KpaSaivo}, a-tiw. dvaativo, ttuXXw, 
 avaTrdXXu)., Tivdaaw. 
 
 Brass, x«X*:o9 : covered with, ne- 
 X«A/va)^ti/09,A:axdxaXA:os: full of, 
 XaXKwSi)^ : brass- work, vdX/c&j- 
 fia : brass-footed, x^^^f^o-irov^ : 
 brazen-mouthed, x«XAd<Txoyuo9. 
 
 Brassy, iyxaXKo^, TrdyxaXKos, 
 X«Xk£09, x^Xkov^, xaXKOGTopo^. 
 
 Brave, ayaeo9, dj/opt?o9, dvdpiKos., 
 
 iO-Xypd9, dXKipOi, KpUTUlO^.' 
 
 Bravest, di/^pa)^ta-xaxo9, dpt<rxo9. 
 Bravely, ytwalw^, icrxvpw^, ippu>- 
 
 ptVU)^. 
 
 Bravery, chBptwTi}^, dv^ptia, ti,- 
 
 avopia, ia-xvi, £i'i//i;x/a, dptTv. 
 Brawl, (fnXuvtiKto), tp/^O), /voXa-dto. 
 Brawler, £pto-x?;9, cpiXovnKo^. ' 
 Bray, dyK-do/aa«, (Spwpdopui. 
 Brayer, dy/c»/orx»/9. 
 Braying, ^pwp,,a-iv, oyKi^dpo^. 
 Brazen, xdXKto^, 0C9, iyxaXKo^ : 
 vessel, xaXKEioi/, xdXKwpa. 
 Brazier, xa^^'^i's, X«^'-'«i'pyo9, 
 XaXKtVTii9, xaA'vo^poxo9, x«Xk-o- 
 xu7ro9: brazier's art, x^^fi^^riKyi. 
 Breach, pvy^a: of promise, d-TTto-xia. 
 Bread, o-?xo9, apTo^ : leavened, 
 lvpiTi]9 : unleavened, d^i7xo9 : 
 barley- bread, Kpidwo^ dpxo9 : 
 white bread, «pxo9 a«Xtyiyixi/9 : 
 bread and butter, /3oi;xvptT»,9 : 
 eat bread, dpxoaixt'w, dpTo(pa- 
 ytui : make bread, dpToirouuy : 
 bread-basket, dproHi'iKi]. 
 Breadth, to tupov, '7rXoT«;T»j9, 
 TrXdxos, 
 
V. 
 
 I> 
 
 I-' 
 h, 
 
 W 
 
 
 
 i'.i 
 
 
 >4> 
 
 BRO 
 
 Break, KXdw, OXaoj, Opaueo, pijy- 
 vv/Mi, diroppvyvvimi, ^^X'^^ '• '" 
 pieces, BLappriyvvpLi^ awTpij^w^ 
 kutukXhw, KaTuppnyvu/uLi : oft', 
 aTTuppnyi/u/uii : down as a torrent, 
 KuTunaarau) : open, dvuKXaoo, dio- 
 pvTTw, ciappi'iyifu/jLL : into houses. 
 
 Breakfast, v. dKpuTiX,ofxai. — s. 
 
 uKpariafxa^ ififtputjua, dpiGTOV. 
 Breast, a-rtpuou, o-t»}0us, /la^os, 
 
 Breastplate, ^wpu!^^ to tte/oictt;/- 
 
 Breath, ttiio)}^ -vvtvfxa^ ^^X'U ^^^' 
 
 Breathe, irviw^ (pvcrdw^ diifii : out, 
 BKipua-dw, iKTTL'tu) : one's hist, 
 kKirviOti : upon, t7rt7ri/tu», irpoa- 
 
 Trj/to), tiu.<l)uaau>. 
 Breathing, s. ai/.tTri/o^. 
 Breed, /cuai, t'lktco. 
 Breeze, avpa, tti/oi), Tri/au/xa, ovpo^. 
 Breviary, iTriTOfxi). 
 Brevity, fipax^Ti]^^ £7rtT0ft»;, avv- 
 
 TOfxia: ofspeccli, f3pax^jXoyia. 
 Brew, liyj/u). 
 Bribe, dwpot/ : to give or receive, 
 
 OwpoOOKtU), 
 
 Bribed, StupoXnTTTtj^, SwpoooKOi. 
 Bribery, SwpoSoKla^ Sa)po\i]yf/ia. 
 Brick, 7] TT/Vii/dos : of brick, TrXivdi- 
 
 vo^ : brick-kiln, irXiv^tlov : to 
 
 make bricks, irXivQtvu}. 
 Bridal, yafxiKo^^ ya/xi'i\io<}, vvu- 
 
 (ffiVTl'tpiU^. 
 
 Bride, vvfxcpi]^ jucj/o-t?;. 
 Bride-':haml)er, t/v/uLcpuju, ^«\a/xos. 
 Bridegroom, i/up<jnu9. 
 Bridge, s. yicpupa^ ytcpvoiov. 
 Bridle, v. -yuXLvow^ (^)ip6u). — s. 
 
 XaA.it'OS, /c>/^os, c/)tu6<f, ijuiui/. 
 Brief, (Spaxv^^ auuTopo^. 
 Briefly, (iua)(^i<jo^, avuTopw^, arvv- 
 
 tXovTi. 
 Brier, (Sdro'i^ ?y, uKauda. 
 Bright, Aa/XTToos, fiyXaos, ctiX- 
 
 Brightly, XdfxTrpu)^^ (jjai^spivi. 
 
 Brightness, XapTrpoT))^^ a.\»yr\. 
 
 Brilliant, XapLirpoi. 
 
 Brim, xo ^^flAov. 
 
 Brimstone, h^iov. 
 
 Brine, dXl-i^ dXpvp\<i^ aX/xi;. 
 
 Bring, ayto, (ptpui, KOfxi^w : to, 
 TTpoacptpu), iTTKptpu), TTaoixui^ 
 irapaKOfxiX^u} : to light, tKcpiptiv 
 tit TO «^a(s, (paiuu) : to land, 
 TrpooKtWto, irpoaopfxiX^o) ttv Xi- 
 fxiua : to an end, rtXtuj, diauvw, 
 Sidyco : forth, Trpofptpw^ tiktco : 
 m, s.i(Tcpkpu}, i.ire.KTcpt.pu}, iirdyco : 
 up, Tpitpui. 
 
 Briny, dXixniii, dX/xvpu)Si}<£^ dXfxv- 
 po'i. 
 
 Brisk, Trpodvfxo's, o^ys. 
 
 Briskness, irpoHufxia. 
 
 Bristle, V. (jipiaano. — s. ^pi^. 
 
 Bristling, cf>pi^wSi}s. 
 
 Brittle, 2rpava-r6<i, tudpavcTToi^ ev- 
 /cXao-Tos, \}/adup6'S. 
 
 Brittleness, i/zaOupdrt}?. 
 
 Broach, o/^eXos, 
 
 Broad, TrXarus, svpv^, Evpvx^^po^, 
 tvpvudeio9. 
 
 Broad- way, Tr/Xareia, eupuTropo<: 
 odoi. 
 
 BUR 
 
 8. 3'Opl;/3o9, VUKOI^ ox_Xo9. 
 
 Broken, K-£/c\acr^ti/os, lppi]yfxiuo^. 
 
 Broker, ypv-roTrcaXi}^, KciTrtjAos. 
 
 Brooch, 7/ Xido'i. 
 
 Brood, V. iTToia^fti/, ^dXTTtiv. — s, 
 yoi'os, vtoacrid. 
 
 Brook, /oy«^, pvuKiov, ox*tos. 
 
 Broom, aapwduou^ noaijVpov. 
 
 Broth, ^touos, p6ff)i)pa. 
 
 Brothel, Tropuiiov, iropvofioaKtlov. 
 
 Brother, d6iX<p6^^ KacriyuiiTo^ : 
 little brother, dSaXtpidiou : of the 
 same father, o/ioTraTpto?, bixoird- 
 Twp : of the same mother, 6/io- 
 ixrirpiot: in law, 5a»;p. 
 
 Brotherly, d^tXfpiKo^': adv. a^tX- 
 0i/c<i)S, yvi]<Tiui^. 
 
 Brow, yUtTtOTTO//, O0pi5s. 
 
 Browse, vt/xofxai. 
 
 Bruise, KaTipiiKd), cruirrpifiu). 
 
 Brumal, x«tM*/>'J'os. 
 
 Brush, V. Kopto)^ xj/aipu). — s. k6- 
 
 pjjOpot/, (Tauo^. 
 Brute, TO ^wov dXoyov, KT^jvo-i. 
 
 ^UPi ^y]piov. 
 Brutish, ai/aio-OjjTos, 7rpo/3aT«'6>j?, 
 
 ttXoyos, 3->jptct)'5);s. 
 Bubble, 8. irofxtpoXv^^ (pvaaXl^, 
 
 ((>uai]p.a. — V. ^fcco, f3pd<T<Ta), iru- 
 
 <i>XuX^ui, '7rofxfj>oXv'^(jo : up, aj/a^tto. 
 
 Buck, tXa<po9. 
 
 Bucket, A:«/\7rj/, v6pia, vSpiaKi]. 
 dvTXiov, dpTXiffxa. 
 Buckle, s. Tropin]^ irtpov^i. — v. 
 
 TTopTTaO), TTEOOI/dw, 
 
 Buckler, dairh, iriXTt]. 
 
 Buckler-bearer, TrtA-Tao-T?;?. 
 
 Bud, V. (iXuaTuvM : bud again, 
 
 dva^XaarTupw^ auufjivu). — s. o<^- 
 
 duXpot^ /SXacTTos, l3Xu(TTiipa : 
 
 rose-bud, kuXv^. 
 Budget, GuArtKos, TTjJpa. 
 Buffalo, /3ou/3aAos, ovpo<i. 
 Buffet, KoXaffti'^u)^ paTTJ^o), vircoTri- 
 
 d^u). 
 Buffoon, /3a);iioAoxo9, rtKoAao-Tos, 
 
 pwpot, ytAojTOTrotos, yui/ios : act 
 
 the buffoon, fSwpoXoxtw. 
 Buffoonery, /ico/xoAoxta, ytAtoTo- 
 
 "TTOltrt. 
 Bug, K-Opi9. 
 Build, OlKuSoptU), StfXU), So/ULtU), 
 
 TEKTaii/u), KaTaaKtvdX,w : build to, 
 TTpoaoiKoSo/xia) : in, upon, near, 
 tvoiKoSofxiu), iTToiKoSouiu)^ irapoi- 
 Kooofxiu) : up, i^oiKodopiui. 
 Builder,otA:o6d/iov,/vaTa<r/C£ua<rT»/9, 
 
 «pXlTt/vTa)l/. 
 
 Building,^ o'lKooofxi), oiKodo/uLmixa, 
 
 oLKooopia. 
 Bulb, (3oX(36^. 
 Bulbous, j8oA/3(o5»;s. 
 Bull, Taypos : of a bull, Taypctos. 
 Bullet, (idXauo9. 
 Bullock, /id(rxo9, TTopra^. 
 Bully, uTrtiXtu}. 
 Bulrush, <rxori/o9. 
 Bulwark, tiraX^i^, irpo'/SAjj/xa. 
 Bunch of grapes, fSo-rpv^. 
 Bundle, 0£o-/i»;, cpuKiXo^, Ssapi^. 
 Bungle, TrapaTTaio), dpapTuvui. 
 Buoy with hope, ai/airTtpduj, ttte- 
 
 po'oj. 
 Burden, v. £7ri0opTt^a,, tTrax^t^w, 
 
 papvi/W, TTiilto.—S. </)o'pT09, 0op- 
 
 « ., . , , ' ^'v I r'"'.' ^"'''''^' <^«'yMa, ^0X^09: 
 
 iJroil, V. (ppvyut, oTTaiv, (pu)lu}.—\ bearing burdens, <popT)r/d^. 
 
 CAJ 
 
 Burdensome, (popritfds:, SvffPdcr- 
 
 TUKTO'i. 
 
 Burgh or borough, Sffpo^ 
 Burglary, Toix<jopvyjia : ^c commit, 
 
 To<x'*^pi'X*''*'- 
 
 Burial, KijOtla^ Tdcf)07, Ta</»';. 
 
 Burn, Kuiu)^ Kduaoopai, <i)Xtyt,K 
 KavfxuTi^w : (set on Hie,) ipTrpn6u}[ 
 viroKuita: down, kutuku'iu)^ kutu- 
 (fyXtyw, ihKaiu} : through, cia- 
 Kaiio : together, <TvyKuiu), avp- 
 fpXiyu). 
 
 Burning, s. t/xTrpjjo-ts, tpTrpijcrpoi, 
 ifXirupaxTi^, Kavpa^ Kuvcri^, ({iXty- 
 fxa, (f)Xi^L9. — adj. irfpifftXEyii'i, 
 •7rtp</ca»y9, Kauo-Ti/vd?, </)\tyi»pt)9. 
 
 Burst asunder, ctappnyuvfti :' tnn^ 
 t^opfxdco.dvappi'jyvvpai, tKovyi/v- 
 
 /xui, viroppnyvvpui. 
 
 A Bursting out, dvappii^i^, IpftoXi]. 
 
 Bury, ^dirTU)^KaT(t^d'irTUi,K)]Ok()ii\ 
 
 tK(l>ipui vtKuv or diruQuvovTa. 
 
 Bush, (iuTo^^ II. 
 
 Bushel, poSio^, ixioipvot. 
 Bushy, dKuv^d^C1]<i. 
 
 Business, irpdypuTa, Tn. daxoXid. 
 
 TTpayfxuTi.ut : full of, arTTovcteli.^:. 
 
 TTpuypLUTwd}]^ : free from, (t^o- 
 
 Aatos, dirpdy/xioi/. 
 Buskin, K6dopvo<i. 
 Bustle, 3"dpu/3f>s, 6xXo9. 
 Busv, a<rYoAo9, cr7rt)i'<?aro9 : to be. 
 
 oiairoviopai^ fKiroi/uvpai, airov- 
 
 (^a^o), TTf pi£py«to/iiui, TToAyTrpa- - 
 
 fxovhu), daxoXtijo. 
 Busy-body, iroXvirpdypcov. 
 But, di, aAA«, dXXd fxi/v, irXiji: 
 
 UTap, fxtvToi, avTup: hut if, d c^ 
 
 hv 6£, Kuu : but if not, ti ok pi]: 
 
 but truly, aAA« cj}. 
 Butcher, v. Kptovnyiw, dpiarrta. 
 
 (TTrapaTTu), dpTu/xtio. — s. KntoTrw- 
 
 Aj)9, Koiovpyo^^ uprupo'i^ Kptw 
 
 oa('T)j9. 
 Butler, TTpoytwo-Tijs, Tayutas, oh'o- 
 
 Xoo^. 
 Butt, K-fpaTi^to, KfpoTVTTtu) : but- 
 ting, K-fp«TtcrT>;9, K:opi;7rTi'Ao9. 
 Butter, PovTvpov. 
 Butterfly, xf/OxV' 
 Buttocks, yAouTot, irvyai. 
 Buttress, £7r<c\^t9. 
 Buy, dyopft^o), ■irpiauai, wvtoam ; 
 
 buy up, crvvuiViOixaL., aufXTrpiaaai. 
 Buying up, <rvvivvt]<Ti^. 
 Buzz, fto/xfituK 
 Buzzing, fiuufin^. 
 By, uTrd, -TTf/prt, 7rpd9 : near to, 
 
 TrXi]<rLou, 7rt\a9 : by and by, ai'- 
 
 TtVa, £u0uv: by day, koG' ijptpuv: 
 
 by night, vvKToap. 
 
 c. 
 
 Cabal, (TvarTaari^. 
 
 Cabbage, Kpdpfiit. 
 
 Cabin, KaAy/3>;, tTrai/At9, oIkISiov. 
 
 Cabinet, Kt(rTt9, KijiaJTiov. 
 
 Cable, K:aAto9, irpoTouut, dtroyaioiK 
 
 KdpiXo9^ XaXivwTvpioi/. 
 Cackle, KUKKalBi'^u}, kXw'^w. 
 Cadaverous, vtKpiiSti^. 
 Cage, Kupnrrjy oIkio-ko^, opuiQorpo- 
 
 (pEiov. 
 Cajole, alicdXXu), aaii/a), KoXaKtvu)^ 
 
 i/TroGioTriuu). 
 
 i 
 
 ! 
 
 CAN 
 
 Cajoler, a:o'Ajl/^, ^-^i^. 
 Cajoling, ^t^TTtia, KoXaKfVfxa. 
 Cake, 7r\y,.voy9, r/.t^o'iV, Ufira. 
 Calanntoj/s, dV^.;^^,, ^^^^ . 
 
 Cahinnt^-, avfx<jiopd, diro-ruxiu, cva- 
 
 Calubh, crKi]vi6iov, KuXvfiiSioi/ 
 Ca culate, ^>,<jn^opai, Xoyilofxac. 
 Ca cu ation ,/.,;0t^^t)5, Aoyttr^oV. I 
 Ca cu ator, Aoyxo-T/,9, i^,;0to-T,}9. 
 Ca culous, AtOa,o./9, Xtdidcov. ' 
 
 Caldron^ A.'/?,;^, ^epfxuuT,',pio.^, 
 X«AK-tioi/, tcptlov. 
 
 Calefy ^tppawofxai, ^dX-Tropai. 
 
 Cak-ndar, £0,;^€^,is, vjnipoXdytoi' 
 KuXtPdapiot/. 
 
 Calends, «i Ka\tW«i, vovpLnvia. 
 
 talf, /ioo-xos, Ort/x«X»J, ^ayuaAi9, 
 iropTu^, Trdpri^ : (of the W ) 
 Kinipi]. *"' 
 
 Cull, V. /caAt'w, r/,a,j;t'co, dyou«ra) : 
 to supper, to arms, eh to drnrlou, 
 *is Ta dirXa -TrapayyiXXtiv ■ 
 away a7roK-a\,'a, : for, pLE-raKuX^o- 
 [^at: forth, t,CK-aA*V TrapuKaXico- 
 to witness, iTrifxaprupofxai. — s 
 
 A'A7/fft9. 
 
 Caller, K'Ai/rwp, kXjjtiw. 
 ^iilluig, s. /v-A/7o-t9. 
 Callous, TyAw<5);9. 
 Callousness, tuAo9. 
 Callow, aTTTtpos, ,:E7rTtAo9. 
 <alm y«A»/i/d9, i/»;t/g^ov r'iauyov 
 «X«'M«o-Tos. '^ ' 
 
 Calmly, y«A)/i/a.9, va^xw^. 
 Calumniate ^u//i»AAa,, <ry^'o0ai.- 
 
 TiOJ, KUKoXoytU). 
 
 Calumniator, <rvKo<f>duTi}^, didBo 
 \ Aos. '^ 
 
 i Calumnious, cru/co^ai/TiKo'v 
 Cah.niny ^,„/M,« ,,.^,^^ , 
 
 tameleon, xa/u«'XfW. 
 tan.omile, x«At«//u7,Ao,/. 
 ^."I'np, o-TpaxdTT.oVi,, TTae/xJs: to 
 I'ltth, (TTpaT07rtci6a}. 
 J^^anipaign, aTpuTiia. 
 
 not' '• t'^''".^"^' "^"'^ '^' ^'/ut : can- 
 
 an, s. ^,;creos^ ^OT»;ptop. 
 '-anal, p.,„^, "y^'To* i^0«TO9, Slvo- 
 
 ^, A ''^'''^^'' '"''"^'^''^ I'l^*^ a canal, 
 Cancel, ^^aXtuf,oo. 
 J aiicei- Kap^;il,a>^xa, xapKlm^. 
 
 an.lHl, tyy,;,i;xa,i/, «/ca^■o9, aTrAJos, 
 
 Xf'WTos, Kayapd9, ^Vi.zK,;.-. 
 
 //^X- •' *'^V''^iUoVa,9, a>(^o' 
 
 (^indle, Adx..09, Auxw'o.oz,, Xuxvlo^, 
 o«o,oj/, Aa/i7r«9. '^ ' 
 
 •'•Hllestick Ayx^^roi., Ayxi/.o.!,. 
 '•."'•'our, £yy,,a,,.ocryi„/, d7rAuV»9 
 
 cane, KaXufxivo^, ' 
 
 Canine, A:yl,^^()9, Kui/jtos. 
 [anker, s. io9.--v. KUT^dus. 
 
 CAR 
 
 CAU 
 
 /Oi/ft)?, 
 
 vcr-worm, KayuTr,;. 
 Cannibal, a,.0pa,Trorf,ayos. 
 \annot, dade.^u., ou dO.afxac. 
 Canoe, aKd<po^, aKdch,,. "^ 
 Canon, ^a,;tiy. ' 
 
 Cinoiiical, KavouiKoi. 
 J,a'iopy, /cwi/wTrtroj/. 
 Canorous, 0a.t.,;.,9, Xiyvpd,, Atyy- 
 
 (12) 
 
 Canvass for the consulate, -Trapay- 
 7£U£r„ T/,i/ y7raT.ra„, n-i,J dp- 
 
 Cap, TTiAov, -TtA/o^OI,, 7r«AiWc,9, 
 
 Capable, ^,,^^9, oro9 t£, 5u,;aT09. 
 Capacious, £ypdxa,po9, SeKTLKo,, 
 
 X^pi)TLKOS. 
 
 CVcity, x^/>';o-t9, X'^P'^yua, ^vpv 
 
 Cape, uKpa. 
 'Capital. Kt(paXiKd^. 
 Capitally, K^puXiKw^. 
 Capon, aAf/cTpyci,!,, UTouia^. 
 Capricorn, aiydKEpw^. 
 Captain, AoxayoV 
 Captious, a7raT,Ad9, <To4>c<rTiK6^ 
 
 TTfpLTrXoKO^^ ypt</>U.0j/9. 
 
 A^s"*""'^' o'o</>'o-Tt/.J,9, diraT,,- 
 
 Captivate, -n-pocrdyofxai. 
 Captivated «Aoy9 ",po.Tt, Kwr^xd- 
 fXBvo^VTT £/>a,T09,A,,r/>a£iv,dAju- 
 
 Captive, aixpdXoiTO's. 
 
 Captivity, alxpaXwaia. 
 
 Capture, dcypa, X^xln^^ dXtoai^ : 
 
 easy to be captured, tyiroA/ui/Tos 
 
 £yaipfT09. 
 Car, «'p;xa, dr'/xa^a, apyua^a^a, 61- 
 
 Carbuncle, dvQpa^. 
 
 Carcase, v,Kp6,, vUv,, TTT^S^a, 
 
 7rto-o9, TTtcrijpa. 
 Card wool, /CT£,//^a,, 5ta£aiVt«. 
 C-are, s. </>poj/Tis, tTrtMAfm, ^-,76„9 
 
 ^pa, fxtpipva.~y. dXiyw, dXayl- 
 
 lui, <PpovTilu>, ETTlptXtO^ai.fxiXtl 
 fXOl. '^ 
 
 Careful, i-n-ipeXij^, (i>p6vLpo^^ Ktd- 
 
 4'09. 
 
 Carefully, k^tp.Xd.,^ ^,^. .^ 
 
 A6<a9, o-7royoatto9. 
 Cj:ueless, dMA'/s, «M^'p'yut'09 : to 
 
 be, a</>poj/Tt(TTaj9 t'x*'''- 
 Carelessness, a\-„o/«, aVAam, a'- 
 
 <PP0VTl(TTia. 
 
 Caress, v. -7rfpt/3«AAoyu«^ ,r£p:- 
 TTTyaao^at.— s. -n^pcfdoXi,, TTipc- 
 
 TTTVXV. 
 
 Cargo, yofxo^. 
 
 Carnage, ■7rai/a7A£0p/a, 0j,;o9. 
 Carnal, rrapKiKot. 
 Carnally, aapKiKw^. 
 Carnivorous, Kptw(J)dyo9. 
 Carouse, SiaTrivco, swpdiui. 
 C^irp at, ^tyo,, iTTiXaptSduofxai, 
 oiatTvpoj. 
 
 Carpenter, tUtwv, ^vXu<6t. 
 Ca.pentcr's rule, yvd^fxan,, aTa0ui;- 
 
 axe, a^tvj/, 7rtAf*cy9. ' 
 
 Carpet, Ta7rj,9, Tci7ri9, ^u7^i9, o-Tpd, 
 
 na. ^ 
 
 Carping, s. Sidavpfxa. 
 Carnage, ox^a, dpfxa. 
 Carriage- driving, i,vLoxiia, dpua- 
 Tt]\a<ria. 
 
 Carrier of letters, ypapLpaTocpdpot, 
 
 Carrot, aTacftvXTi/o^. 
 CaiTv 0i'pa>, (^opt'w, ySao-Tti^o,, 
 Ko/xt$a»,^ oX*'«, aipopai : about 
 -n-epioxto), Trtptdyw, Tr^pi^^'po, • 
 away, oTro^tpu,, dil>aiptw, d-nayio 
 tKKO[xilo): back, dvuKOfxLlui, dvacpi- 
 pto, /caxdyto : down, KaTa^pipuy: 
 in, t-TToyo,, kpipopu : out, tKcbtpuy, 
 f^ayo) : over, 5m/co/x/^c«, ^m/3dA- 
 
 J-poaKopilu, : round, Tr.ptayo,!^ 
 CaiTying,s. .pop«: out, .V/>,ip„^,,, 
 ..;^op«: round, ^^p.0.^,,;,,, : 
 o%ei, ,5,„ya,y,,, ^ia/foyuto^;. 
 t^art, afxa^u, up pa. 
 Carter, dpfxaTnXdT7]i. 
 C artilage, xoVopov. 
 Cartilaginous, x^^opro^,,?. 
 Cartwright, «/t«^oypyo9. 
 Carve, yAy^o,, yAa^o,, K-oAaVTo,, 
 XapaTTty. ♦ 
 
 Carver, yAyTrxi/s. 
 Carving yAd^yua, yXvcf,,',. 
 Case, (condition,) /c«TaVT«o-t9, 
 ^i;X'/, <ryp<popd : (a receptacle,) 
 •^';^■»; : (in gi-animar,) -n-Twai^. 
 Cilsk, Kaoot, 7r/t)o9, Tr.eu'p.ui., Trt- 
 
 Casket 3•yAa/c/o■^-o9, K-</3<«Ttoi/. 
 Cassock, '7r,ptdu,(,aKloLoi,, adyos 
 ^ast, s. /?oA/,, poTT/i.^y, iSdXXco, 
 pL-n-Tio anil, iaXXvo, dKovTiXu, • 
 
 about, ^,„,^„'Ua, : dcMn" .aTa- 
 /iaAAo,: metal, xt^i'^'a, : dice, 
 '^t'^ti/o,: up surge, UKVfxuivv.1 
 up an account, Xoy/^oM«£ 
 Casting (of metal), x^i^tycrt9: awav, 
 a-rrofioXij, a7roppn/,ts : of accounts 
 ^oyiapo9. ' 
 
 Castigate, Tra.^^yo,, tTrtTrA^TToi, 
 Castigation, ^oAaa/.ds, -TraiSeia, 
 
 Trpo/JoAv, ^7rtT*/x.^/.«, -r.rxo9 
 '^.istrate £KTtMi^a>, t{ji;ovxiK<^, 6p- 
 
 Castration, £yi/oyxto-/uo9, opxoTo- 
 
 Cat, aiAoypo9, yaX?}. 
 C'atalogue, KaTdAoyo9. 
 Cataphract, Ku-rdcppuKTot. 
 Catapult, K'«Ta7r£\T»/v. 
 Cataract, KwrnpaKT^^. 
 Catarrh, KUTdppuo<i. 
 
 Catastrophe «7roryx/«, ^'K^ao-.9. 
 Catcli «p7raja,, ay^^udpTrTa,, kutu- 
 \apfiavw. uXiaKw. 
 Catching, ayAA,,i//t9, d'Aa,o-ts. 
 Catechise, /»aT»/xtw. 
 Catechism, Ku-rtixtjcri^. 
 Cater, Trap^xco, o^l^oovL. 
 Cateri>illar, Tpa,^aAA/9. 
 Cathedral, KadtSpa. 
 Cattle, ^ptfxfxa, fidaK^t/ua, irpd/ia- 
 
 Caught, dAa;Td9, £'7ra„7rT09. 
 [Caul TO tTTlTrXooV, 6tpTuOV. 
 
 Cauliflower, KpdufSiu Kopdpfhi. 
 vausal, aiTtoAoyt/co's 
 Cause (origin), alTia.a'iTiov, dpxf'r 
 (reason,) Adyov, v^odeait : the 
 cause, aiTro9: (a law-suit,) SU»^ 
 7P«0'/, aywv : for this cause, ■TrpdJ 
 Tau-ra.—v. y,vi>du,^ rpOuy, kut- 
 tpyap>paL, diairpdTToo, dvayKd- 
 ^a», avuopat. 
 
 Causeless, dvainoi. 
 
 Causelessly, ai;aiTta,9, tUii. 
 
 [Causey or Causeway, Tp/;3o9, i,. 
 
 Caustic, Kava-TiKoi. 
 
 Cauterise, KavTi]pLuX,to 
 
 Caution, £yAd/?*i«, -rrpofx^idla. 
 
 Cautious, £yA«;3/,9, 7rpo«^uAaKTi- 
 K09 E.uOOt^ <ryi/£Td9, 7rpoyu»,0,;j. 
 
 Cautiously, evXafiH^. 
 
1 
 
 ll 
 
 hi 
 
 I! 
 
 CER 
 
 CIIA 
 
 I 
 
 hi 
 
 V 
 
 n 
 
 ![ 
 
 [i% 
 
 t 
 
 Cavalry, to liririKov, v "ttttos, 
 
 Ittttiki) ovvafxi^. 
 Cave, or Cavern, o-TrrjXaioi/, o-Trt'ys, 
 
 fidvdpa^ avrpov^ TptiyX-fj. 
 Cavcrned, aj/-rptu3>/s, opv/cros. 
 Cavil, KpikovtiKtw, £pi^<iJ, uii<pi\o- 
 
 yicti, iiriXufjLliuvofxui. 
 Cavity, KoTXoi/, koiXotij?, xvpafio^- 
 
 Caw, K'pCO^tO, tTTtKpai^OJ. 
 
 Cease, -Trauo/iai, aTroXNyo), XZ/yw. 
 Ceaseless, aoiaXEtTTTO?, aXij/cTov. 
 Ceasing, TrauJ/xevos, nyoyos, i/t^x^- 
 
 Cedar, Ktdpo^, ij : made of, k£- 
 
 6pivo<i. 
 Ceil, K-a/iaoooj, o-Tt'yo), <fiaTvuu}. 
 Ceiling, <pa-rp(i)fj.a, opo^ju napupa. 
 Celandine, x^X.i3oi/ioi/. 
 Celebrate, KXtiu), vputw, iTrKpijui- 
 
 ^a», 6ia/3oaaj, tyKto^i'i^ft) : a tes- 
 
 tival, aysty tooTJjf, Trui/jjyupt'^oJ. 
 Celebrated, doioLpo^, ota/iJijTos, 
 
 li/5o^os, TrtpiTTuo-TO?, ti'/v-/\£»;s, 
 
 UjUfJJTOS, 
 
 Celebration, '7rajyj;7 uf)is. 
 
 Celebrity, (pUf^^h tvSo^ia^ ivKXtia^ 
 
 tixpytpia^ K/Vtos. 
 Celerity, TaxuTjjs, a)/cuT»j9, Tr^joeu- 
 
 /uta. 
 Celestial, ovpuino^, tirovpavio^, 
 
 oXOpirio'!, uidtpio^ : beings, oi 
 
 di/60, oi ai'(«0fcJ/, iirovpdvioi^ ov- 
 
 oaviwvi^. 
 Celibacy, aya/xia, a^uyi'a. 
 Cell, KpuTTTj/: (in a bee-hive,) *ci5t- 
 
 Tapo<i. 
 Cellar, a7ro6»jK:>;, nraptlov^ olvwv. 
 
 Cement, s. x«'^'s' '^'t'XXa, — v. koX- 
 
 Xdu). 
 Cemetery, Koipi]Tripiov. 
 Cenotaph, KivoTatpioi/. 
 Censer, 3'u/xiaT»/p, ^vpiaTi'iptou. 
 Censor, Ti^tjT>;v, e-Tri'TiuijTfis. 
 Censorious, tTTiTt/txi/TiKos, t'jrt- 
 
 7r\jj/vTt/c6s, x/Aoytpos, vapt(n]Ti- 
 
 k6^^ (pdovtpo^. 
 Censoriously, fcTri/xs/xTrrt/cws, Karij- 
 
 yopiKW'i. 
 Censorship, TtutjTeta, boKipania. 
 Censurable, utptanptvu^ tTrti^^oyov. 
 Censure, s. yu.£fn//ts, vtpt<ri9, aWia. 
 
 — V. aixiaojuat, iTraiTtaouai, 
 
 fiipcpopai. 
 Census, Tiptipa. 
 Centaur, Kti/Tuvpo's. 
 Centesimal, i/caToo-To's. 
 Central, yutcros, pEcrop(l>dXio^. 
 Centre, s. Kivrpov. 
 Centry, (^u\a^, Trpo(pvXa^, 
 Centuplex, iKaTop-raTrXacyiwv. 
 Centurion, iKarovrapxo^ or -t}9. 
 
 Centurionship, xa^iapx^'"' tKaTOV- 
 
 -rapxia. ^ 
 
 Century, i/CrtToi/Ta£T>)/)is. 
 
 Cephalic, KscpaXiKo^. 
 
 Cerastes, KtpdcrTt]^. 
 
 Cerate, KijpioTov. 
 
 Cerebel, Trapfcy/ctf/iaXi's. 
 
 Ceremonial, ^trrpo^. 
 
 Ceremonious, ^'p^tk-os, ivXa(3i']^. 
 
 Ceremony, 0pjj<rK£i«, TfiXtTi/, Geo-- 
 p6^^ Itpo^. 
 
 Ceres, Arj/u»;Ti;P-, AijcJ. 
 
 Certain, 5^Xo9, aKpifii)':, (3i(3aio'i, 
 (ra0t/9, a<T</)aX>js. ^ ^ 
 
 Certainly, aX»itJtos, 5»jXoi/o'ti, »/ 
 u»)i/, (xd<ha, dpn, SyjTTOU. 
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 Certainty, /3£/3aioTijs, aKpiftfin. 
 
 d(T(j)dXsia. 
 Certificate, ^iTrXw/xa, ypdppa, 
 
 ypappaTilov. ^ ^ 
 
 Certify, paprvpopai, yi/copt^o), a<r- 
 
 (/>aXi^to. 
 Cerulean, Kuai'E09. 
 Ceruse, yj/tppvih^, ^ippvOioy. 
 Cessation, Trauo-t9, ai/aTraucris, Trav- 
 
 awXt']. 
 Cession, ii7roYa)ptio"is. 
 Cestus, Ktaro^. 
 Cetaceous, kijtcoSi}^^ kjjtwo?. 
 Chafe, V. a. Tpi/3a>, \//a>X'^i tJfPM"^'- 
 
 vo), x«'^«'^«i'*'"' • ^'- "• ^vpoopaiy 
 
 'TrpoaapuTmo. 
 Chafer, Kuvdupoi. 
 Chaff, dxvpov, ddfjp, (TKv^aXou, 
 
 Kdpcpo^. 
 Cliaffy, dxvpiod}]^. 
 
 Ciiafing, s. ^tppaapa^ crvpTpi\ln^ : 
 rhafing-dish, irvpavvov. 
 
 Chagrin, aXyov, dxo^^ Xi'/tth, cti/ia. 
 
 Chain, s. Stapo^, trtlpa, aXucris, 
 aXi^o-t3ioi/. — V. 0£cr/u£uco, Otto. 
 
 Cliaincd, aXuo-i^coTos, 0E(yptoTi}9 : 
 to be, 3£e/>ai, tp(i\ndt)uuL tk to 
 8t(Tp(M)Tnpiov. 
 
 Chair, topa, ^povo^, dL(ppo<:. ^ 
 
 Chairman, 'jrp(kdpo<i^ TTpoo-TccTJ/s. 
 
 Chaise, otc/^po?. 
 
 Chalice, KaXv^. 
 
 Chalk, Kovia, yui//os, KipwXia y?}. 
 
 Chalky, yinp^ii/o^. 
 
 Challenge, s. -n-poK-Xijoris. — v. Trpo- 
 KaXtopai. 
 
 Chamber, otKiiftaTicv, 2rd\apo9 : 
 chamber- utensil, aKdcpiov, dph, 
 ouprjTpis. 
 
 Chamberlain, 3'aXa/i»)7roXos. 
 
 Champ, pntrdofuii. 
 
 Cham])aign, ttf^ii/o's. 
 
 Champion, vpupaxo^^ Trpo/xos, -rrpo- 
 
 Chance, Tuxn, ^alpiov : by chance, 
 £« Tux»]^^ i'o-ws, aTTO TUX»?5, Old 
 Ti'X'/i', /card TuX'Fi TuX'/pf*'^- 
 
 Chancel, ddvrop. 
 
 Chancellor, apX'7^'""/*'*'^*'^^- 
 
 Cliandelier, Xi/x'^"'^X"^- 
 
 Cliandler, KaTTJjXo?. 
 
 Change, v. aXXcixTw, psTuXXaTTUK 
 /i£T«/3a\Xto, aXXoio'o), aXXojoi/- 
 yuai, TTdpuXXaTTU) : one's mind. 
 
 CUE 
 
 Tpo-TTr;, -Trpoo-Tay.ufi : (expense.) 
 oairdi^y]. — V. iiriTtXXu), fi'TtXXo- 
 pai, Trpoo-Tao-o-to, 7rap«yyE'XX(i) : 
 with, aiTidopai, 5ta/3aXXa), iyK«- 
 Xiw, ptprpopai. 
 
 Chargeable, alTiaTO'i^ liripip'ino'i^ 
 yird^iK'os, uTrtutJufos. 
 
 Chariot, dpa^a, dppa, oi'^pos, ^lu- 
 yo9 : ciiariot-and-four, ^^iiuiinruv, 
 TtTpd^apov aofxa : chariot and 
 pair, avvcoph, difppo^ : chariot- 
 race, iTnroSpopia. 
 
 Charioteer, vvioxo^, dpM«Tij\a'Tj;s, 
 
 i]VlO(TTpOCpO^. 
 
 Cliaritable, X/^'JO'toSi piTaSoriKos. 
 
 tXij'jpwi'. 
 Charitably, iXeij/uo'j/cos, xOWTi^^- 
 Charity, dydirt}, tXtJifioo-ui/*;. 
 Chann, s. x«V*^^ f/^iXTpov, 3-tXy>i- 
 
 Toov, (pdppiiKov^ kiraywyi). — v. 
 
 dpi<TKw^ yoi]Ttvot), KijXtoj, 6tXyu). 
 Cliarmer, KjjXij-r»;9, (pitppuKo^. 
 Charming, epaTOS, x«P't*5- 
 Charmingly, x^P't^'''""'^. 
 Cliart, x«P''"'J5^ ^. 
 Charter, biirXuipa, ypa(\Wu 
 Chartered, iyypaTrrov, iXivQipo^. 
 Chase, s. ^j/psi/riKj/, J'i;pa : belttii:- 
 
 ing to, 3'i;p£i/Ti»vos, /ci;i;i;y£xih(k\ 
 
 iwK'w, :ji]pau) : away, tKKpovoi. 
 
 uXXoiovpuL Tiiv yviapuv. 
 
 dX- 
 
 Xo(pnuui(o. — s. pETuXXayt), ptTa- 
 
 (3oXi',. 
 Changeable, /i£T(t)3oXo9, aXXoTr/jo'cr- 
 
 aXXo9, fiXXoiwTiK'os. 
 Changeableness, dKaraa-Tua-ia. 
 Channel, ptldpov^ ^■pol/^/o9, ox^i'o'i. 
 Channelled, kutoJojjs, pua»ctJo»;9. 
 Chant, a^o), i/zaXXco, ptXirtv, 
 
 I'pVtW. 
 
 Chanter, i»/xi/»iTJi9, aoj5o9, i/^aX/iO)- 
 
 0O9. 
 
 Cliaos, xao9. 
 
 Chapel, tfpof, i/ao9. 
 
 Chaplain, hpiv^. 
 
 Chaplet, (rTt(/)ai'09, o-t£(^os. 
 
 CI:a])man, /caTn/Xos. 
 
 Chapter, /c£<^aX»';. 
 
 Ciiaracter, x«P«'^"T''5p. 
 
 Cljaractcristic, x^P^^'^^lP'-^'''^'^^^-' 
 
 (.TTldllKTlKO'i. 
 
 Characteri'/.e, x«pct^"''»jpi^w. 
 
 Charcoal, rti/t?p«^. 
 
 Charge, 8. (command,) ti/To\»'y, tTrt- 
 
 Chasm, X"""/""- 
 
 Chaste, dyvo9, /caOapos, arcoffipuw, 
 
 KtOi/os, atooro9, (Tfpvo<3. 
 Chastely, ayi'<7)9, KaH«pt7'9. 
 Chasten, KoXd^^o, TratOfir'a). 
 Chastise, KoXdX,uy^ Tipwpiw^ crwfjipo- 
 
 l/l^OJ. 
 
 Chastisement, KoXacri^, KoXaariut. 
 
 Tipwpia, Traiotia. 
 Chastity, dyi/tia, dyi/OTj/9. «Iow?. 
 Chat, or Chatter, aTwuvXXonui. 
 
 (TTiiipvXia), (})\vupiu), Xjjptoo, uc'- 
 
 X£<TX*Wi K'aJTlX/Xo). 
 
 Chattering, a5oXf<rxi'«. </>Xy«,«w. 
 
 /ucopoXoyia, X^po9, XaXid. 
 Cheap, tuTcXj/9, £uaii/o9, ((iuvXo^' 
 
 to hold, tuTeXt^aj, (^auXi'^o). 
 Cheapen, fi'/tjii'i^ai. 
 Cheaply, £i'a)»/fx)9, f uT£Xa)9. 
 Cheapness, eu-rtXEia, tvcovia. 
 Cheat, V. o-TraTato, (ptvaKiX^u), Traj> 
 
 ayw, Trapa/cpouo), ^ijXoco. — >■ <■ 
 
 Xo9, ctTraTij. 
 Cheat, or Cheater, (fytva^, yu'i'- 
 
 £^a7raT)jT»;9. ^)iA''j'''»j9.^ 
 Check, s. Ka)Xi;/A(r, fpiroctoiK tj-- 
 
 <na(Ti<i^ tTrox'). — v. KcoXt'w, ';i'" 
 
 a'^fO, ETTtXCl), i(f)i(TT1Jpi. 
 
 Cheek, s. yivvi^ TrapEtd, -Tra.n'j >' 
 
 yi/a0o9, J7. 
 Cheer, IXapo'o), tXapuj/oj. 
 Cheerful, 0«iopo9, tXapo9, irfpiX'-' 
 
 p»}s : to grow, IXapvvopai^ (paiCp"- 
 
 vopai : lead a — life. cut^JifH' 
 
 tv6upw<i Siapiou), ridtws X,'"- 
 
 tuSatpovia ciayvo. 
 Cheerfully, xpy(/)£pa»9, iXcto 
 
 <paiSpu)9. 
 Cheerfulness, IXapox»>9, X""" 
 Cheerless, aX'^P'^^ airapa/tt-r 
 
 SuaOvpo^^ Xi/TTijpos, TrepiXuTTov. 
 Cheese, Tupos, Tpo<paX'i'i. 
 Cheesemonger, Ttypo7rtt;X?/9. 
 Cherish, Tpi(\)w^ iriaivoi^ x'-^*^' ' 
 
 5'«Xira). 
 Cherrv, Kipdmov : tree, /cEpacros, '• 
 Chess, oi TTia-aoi. 
 Chess-board, Tri(TcriVTi]piov. 
 
 diessraan, 7r:'b-o-o9, xj/ufpo^, v. 
 Chest, KiPu'%,,^ ^,,Vi;, ^uyaa-rpoi/, 
 
 KtTTi/, ft.v^»//^o, ^-r-Xa^, Xdpva^. 
 Chestnut, '^ndaTavov. 
 Chew, p(kaawpai, iaQita, Tpioyw. 
 riiewing; the end, pnpvKi<Tp6<i. 
 Chicanery, payyavtia^ p.uyydvtu- 
 
 ,u«, Xoyopaxid. 
 Chick, or Cliicken, i;£OCT<ros, vtoT- 
 
 cm 
 
 CLE 
 
 TIOV. 
 
 Chide, £7rtirX»;T-rto, tTriTipdui. 
 
 Chider, tirnrXi]KTi]^. 
 
 Chief, irpwro'i, dpxiK6<i, Svuda-Ti}^: 
 
 chief good, rd Trt'pas rwy dyudwv: 
 
 to be chief, eli/at rd Trputra. 
 Chiefly, uaXitTTrr 
 
 rM • e: ■ < , v^nronoiogy, yoouoXo'^ 
 
 Cln^f ams, o. .p..£Jo..E9, A^^yi- Chrysalisr'xV-rXxT 
 
 'Chrysolite, xpi/o-oX«tJo9. 
 
 Chord, xop^>?. 
 
 Chorister, xopEUTjj's. 
 
 Chorus, xopos. 
 
 Chosen, aip.Td,, l^aip^ro^, IkXek- 
 
 TOV. 
 
 Christen, pairTi^u). 
 
 Chiistcning, (SdirTia-pa. 
 
 Christian, Xpio-Tta2/o'9 : profession, 
 
 ^pi<TTiavi<Tp6^. 
 Christianity, Xpl<rTlal,l<T^6<^. 
 Christmas, rd ysutdXia Xpiarod. 
 Chronicles, xpouLKa, -rd. 
 Clironologer, xPovlko^, XPOfoXo- 
 yo9. ^ 
 
 Chronological, xpoi/oXoytK-o's. 
 Chronology, XPouoXoyla. 
 
 (Miili)lain, ^wts, x«(«etXoi/. 
 Chihl, TTais, tUvou, Tt\-o9, j/»;7ri09: 
 
 ,M*r,?^V^ 77 "^'""^ ductvtjTriou/xai. 
 ( hihli.ed, Childbirth, Xox£''«, to- 
 
 Childhood, iraioia : from , U 
 
 'TTniSwu, U ppi(j:ov^, t^ diraXwu 
 
 ovvy^wv. 
 Childish, iraKJi/cds, <f>Xuapd':, vn- 
 
 Childishly, -jraLSiKw^. I 
 
 Childishness, i/j/TrtoV)/?. 
 
 Childless, a7r«i9, uTtKuo^. 
 
 (hild-Iike, i/»;7rtwoj;s. 
 
 Children, TtKvu, Tralofs. 
 
 Chiliarch, X'Xiffpx^^^- 
 
 Chill, TTtjyi/vpt, \j/ux^(o. 
 
 Chilliness, Kpuo^, plyoi, aXyos. 
 
 ^ hilly, Kpvfpo^. 
 
 CInme, kw^oh/i^o) : in with, tryu- 
 
 Chimera, Xf-I^aipa. Xiipot. 
 <l>nnencal, X.,;oa,'5„9, TrXao-uaTo,'- 
 <i»(9. pii6c66i}^. 
 
 Cliimney, KaVj/;;, KaTrifodovv, ku- 
 pivoi. 
 
 Chin, ytVEtoi/, yeveid^, yi^ddo^, dv- 
 
 "fptiov. 
 Chine, vwto^. 
 ^'iiink, d-TTf/'. 
 
 Clunky, KEx:»;i/i9, ^itaxKrptvws. 
 »-">?, s. A-ap7)„v, (pnvyavov, Tnnl- 
 
 Koppa, y},r,ypu.—x. -rrtXiKdw, ^e- 
 
 . < iiromancer, x*'po>«i/Tt9. 
 ^ .iromancy, x^^popaur.ia. 
 ^ <^'"rp, V. ^.tttt/^o,, TEp.-r/r,o.-_s. 
 •* JfptTicrpa. 
 
 <'lilsel, yXapis, KoXa-n-riip, auiXn, 
 
 ('hit-chat, XaXid, KuyriXia. 
 ; \l'.'tterl.ng, 6 dXXd^, dv-ro^. 
 uva rous, i7r7riAd9, aVapEro9. 
 
 - thcce, s. *V-Xoy,',, ^^,Xoy,',, ettiXe 
 J'v, a^oE<r.9, Et-xv'.-adj. *'^a,>, 
 
 T09, ^pOK-p,T^5, E7r/XEKT09, A.a' 
 ;'^T09, ^ 'p^ 
 
 , J, 'O'cely, dKpLfiO,^, 
 \ f^^ 'o;r, Xopo9. 
 
 hoke, ayxio, -jrvlyu^. 
 1 [ ''«^'-: XoXo9. 
 
 I ^l^yopui, kKKpluC.^ EK'XE'yu,, Vo„- 
 
 |J^''«P. V. a-o'ttto,. 
 
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 Chuckle, ^ayxd^co, A-aVxaXaV 
 Cliurch, EKKXijaia. 
 
 Churclnrarden, uecoKopo^, ^UKopos. 
 ispodovXo^ upoKopLo^^ uaofbOXaf. 
 Churchyard, Koipt,W,oiov. 
 Churl, (fjuSuyXd^. 
 
 Churlish,xaX£7rd9,5,;airpoo-,,'yopo9, 
 
 Churlishly, dypoLKU)^. 
 
 Churlishness, ^uo-wXta, 
 
 Churn, -rpicpui. 
 
 Chyle, x^Xo's. 
 
 Chymical, x^I^^ko^. 
 
 Chymistry, ,', xvfxiKj',. 
 
 Cicatrise, ovXdu}. 
 
 Cincture, irBpilcopa. 
 
 Cinders, «iaaX„, ^«^/X„, n-lcjypu : 
 full of, ai0aXa.<5.,9, TacPpd>6,,i. 
 
 Cinnamon, Kivvdptopou. 
 
 Cipher, V. «pi0/ita,. 
 
 Circle, s. ^y^-Xo9, (rrfyalpa, kvkXl- 
 
 (TKo^: in a — , w/cX7jodi/, kCkX^o.— 
 
 V. /cukXou). 
 Circuit, TTEptooo?. 
 Circular, 6ru/.Xto9, iTEpt^spj/s, 
 Cireu ally, kukXt/^oi/, kukXiv. 
 Circulate, irtpioivio}. 
 Circumcise, TrEpt/coVTw, TnpiTtu- 
 
 Circumcised, XEi7rdafp;xo9, i/^wXo'9 
 Circumciser, irfpLToptv^. 
 Circumcision, TnpcTopii, irBpiKOTryi 
 Circumference, -rrtpup^p^ia. 
 Circumflect, TripKnrdM. 
 Circumflex, 1) 'jrtpia-ircofAti^ij. 
 
 Circumfluent, '7rEp/ppoo9, ^rEp^-d- 
 ptwv. '^ 
 
 ('ircumfuse, Trepix^cc. -n-ipippaivu^. 
 y~ ircumlocution, Trtoicppaai^ 
 Circumnavigate, TrEptTrXEo., Trspi- 
 
 Circumscribe, irepiypddito, bpito- 
 pai. ^ 
 
 Circumscription, iripiypacpii, S,o- 
 
 piarpo<i. 
 
 Circumspect, 7r£</)uXay/xEi/os, TrEot- 
 
 tarKeppit/oi, awzToi. 
 Circumspection, Tripia-Ktxl/ii. 
 Circumspectly, TrEptfa/vE/^yu.Vr^s, 
 
 TTif^vXayptvui^, tvXaftw^. U irpo- 
 
 voiat. 
 
 Circumstance, TrepiaTaai^. 
 Circumstantial, Trfpio-xa-rtKo's. 
 Circuinvallate, TTfpiTiixi^w. 
 Circumvallation, TrEniTtixia-i^ 
 Circumvent, -rripapxapat, d^^va- 
 
 Circumvention, 7rEpt£XEuo-t9. 
 Circumvoh'c, -rrEpifLXiio. 
 Circumvolution, Ui^, KuXiWi/ats 
 
 Cistern, to vSa-rwu SoxtTov, XaV- 
 
 Citadel, dKpo7roX/9, uKpa^ tpvpa. 
 Cite, iirawtw, iiriuapTupoLLai, iir- 
 ayto. 
 
 Citizen, iroXtTi/s. 
 
 Citron, Kt^pdp^Xov, Kirpiov pLfjXov. 
 Il-ity, «(rxu, '7rdXi9, iu 
 Civic, TroXtTiKov. 
 Civil, 7roXi-rt/.d9, ao-TEios: war, 
 
 ipCpvXlO^ TToXfflO^. 
 
 Civilise, hpfpota. 
 
 Civility, TO iroXiTLKov, daTeioTtj^. 
 
 Civilly, XP»?<rTw9, £|}/iEI/W9. 
 
 Claim, V. iSioTToiodpai^ irpotnroiio' 
 f^^hauTiXafAfSduopais. iKdiKn- 
 
 0*19, lOlOTroiJ]<Tl^. 
 
 Claimant, tK0tK-,iW,9. 
 
 Clammy, l^thSj]^. 
 
 Clamorous, K-pai/yao-Txicdv, peyaXo- 
 
 (p(t)l/Oi. 
 
 Clamour, s. Kpai.y,), /ax»;, /3o„'.-- 
 V. (3oauy, Kpalw, Kpavydlw, aZuy, 
 l-zlan, o-yo'Tao-t9, (ftuXov. 
 Clandestine, Kpv^mTo^, XaOpaio^. 
 C andestmdy, Xudpaico^, Kpvf36i,u. 
 Clang, K-Xa'^ro, K-Xayycu. 
 Clangor, fcXayy,,'. 
 Clap, Koortw, (TvyKpoTiifo. 
 
 C apping, /vpOT„^a, K-po'T09. 
 
 Clarify, diroKuQaipui. 
 
 Clash, (TvyKpovw, 'avpfBdXXio, avp~ 
 
 Traiu), avaatiui. 
 Clashing, <TvyKpov<Ti^^ avudpa^i^. 
 '-Jasp s. TTopTT,;, -rrfpovij.—v. irfpi- 
 
 i^aXXopai, 'JTfpnrXtKopai : iron. 
 
 Class, (Tvppopia, avvraypa. 
 
 Classify, avvTdaa-u). 
 
 Clatter s. KpoVo9, t|^o'0o9.— v. Kpo- 
 
 TEO), \f/0<f)itO. 
 
 Clause, TTipioxn. 
 
 Claw, s. x»jX//, ovv^, o-roVvf.—v. 
 
 OVVXlX^U). 
 
 Clay, jr,,Xd9, iXvs, (Sdpftopo^, /3i- 
 
 Ao9, apytXo9. 
 Clayey, 7r„X^^,,9, iriiXivo^, iXvw- 
 
 0JJ9, (3opftopU)6ll^. 
 
 Clean, evTrXvui)^^ Kadapoi : make 
 elean Kadapilw, Kadapoiroia,. 
 
 Cleanliness, /cat^api Jtj;?, Aa0apd- 
 T»;s, KoapioTii^, Koapvs, 
 
 Cleanly, Kadupw^. 
 
 Cleanse, diroT-pvydu,, KaOaipco. 
 
 Cleansing, Kdt)apcri9^ or/mt/ypa. 
 
 Clear, adj. XaM7rpd9, ayaj/09, ayXa- 
 09, ^ia0«i/»,s, ^;7Xo9, (pavipd^ : 
 to be, <paivu>, (paivofiat: it is very 
 clear to me, TrpoS^X^u Ioti poi 
 doKEi—Y. Kadaipoo, rpavfpoco: 
 oneself, dTroXvoficu, diuXOopat 
 dia{3oXa<! : out, iKKadaipuj. 
 
 Clearing, tKKddupai^. 
 
 Clearly, dvacjiapddv, XapL-rrpco^, aa- 
 
 0dJ9. 
 
 Clearness, o-a<^,,VEm, Xayu'7rpo'T,,9. 
 
 Cleave o-xi'^o,, ^taydp^Vo-o,, p,/y- 
 vvpi, Ciao-x/^fo. 
 
 Cleaving, s. axiaii. 
 
 Cleft, s. (Txto-u//, o-xiV/in, axtfr^d^- 
 
 paya9, ptoyw,, adj. o-x/<rTd9. 
 
 C emency, '7rpadxj,9, iiritiKna. 
 
 Clement, -n-pdo's, liriaiK,)^, virion. 
 
 Clergy, rj UpuTeia. 
 
 Clerical, tEpoTiKo's. 
 
 Clerk, ypaiuLpaTEU9. 
 
 Clever, ayx't'oi/?, ^£^id9, Troi/oCp- 
 
 I yos, tfJLTTlipoi, <5£tI/o'v. 
 
 3 A 
 
V 
 
 m 
 
 I/" 
 
 COA 
 
 Cleverly, TT/ooxttptos. 
 
 Client, -TTsXaxjjs, 6fpa'jrevTt]<:, 
 
 Cliff, 'ipfXa, (TKOTT^XoS, Kpj]fxv6i. 
 
 Climate, KXifxtt, yjjopa. 
 
 Climb, avafiaivui. 
 
 Cling, Trpo(T(l)vofxai, ixofxai. 
 
 Clip, KtiplO, ^alvu)^ TTtKU). 
 
 Clipped, KupTo^. 
 
 Cloak, s. T?;/3£i'i'os, a,u7rjx^'"/5 
 \\alva, <pu.pus^ TTtpifiX^fxa^ X^^' 
 fiii'i^ Tpijiaw. — V. diroKpuTTTOfxai^ 
 
 VTTOKpil/O^Ul. 
 
 Clock, wpuXoytov : %vhat o'clock is 
 it? irulov koTL TO (noi\i.'iov\ 
 
 Clod, (3wXo?, I3u)\a^ : to break, 
 ^voXoKOTriu). 
 
 Cloddy, ^a)\tt)6»/s, ddpoftwXo^. 
 
 Clodpate, /3\<i^. 
 
 Clog, s. ifxirodiov. — V. i/uLTToSi^w. 
 
 Clogged, S/UL(ppuKTO^. 
 
 Cloister, o-Toa, TripicTToov. 
 
 Close, s. TTtpas, TO £o-x«Tov. — adj. 
 
 <rT£yOS, TTUKVO^, 0"Tt(/)O0<.% ftoWiys, 
 
 dX^s. — V. K'Xstoj, ffi/yKiXf/o) : the 
 eyes, Kafijmvu) 6r/)0aX)uoi;s. 
 
 Closely, TTu/vi/tos. 
 
 Closeness, ttvkvoti]^. 
 
 Closet, Qd\afxo9, fiu)(ov. 
 
 Clot, UpofifSo^, )(oz/6|0t»s. 
 
 Cloth, vfjiaapa, io-Tos. 
 
 Clothe, i/xaTt^co, -TTfpt/JaXXtt), iv- 
 
 dfxrpidvai. 
 Clothed, KiKaXv/JLfiivos, IfxaTiafxi- 
 
 VO<i^ TTfpi/it/SXlJ^liVo?. 
 
 Clothing, uva^oXi]^ tTTj/SXjj^a, 1/xa- 
 
 TtCTjUOy, o-ToXtc/ios, tTToXi;, tfid- 
 
 Tiov^ kaQii^^ ta-do^^ iJ/ulu. 
 Clotted, 7r»j/cxo9, 6po/x/3a)0i;9. 
 Cloud, s. i/i<piXi}, vi(Po<i : dim. 
 
 VB(biXiov. — V. avvi/i(ptu), <Tvvvt- 
 
 (fioa}^ avoTKiu'^u}. 
 Cloud-capt, dy)(^iut(py'ii. 
 Cloudy, i/£(^a)0Tj9, vt(pEXwSi]^^ avv- 
 
 Clove, Kapv6(pv\Xoi/. 
 
 C'loven, o-xicTTo's : cloven-footed, 
 
 6i\tjXo9^ ^icrx*^''^' 
 Clover, Tpi(f)L>X\oi^. 
 Clownish, uko/ulxI/o^, ovk dcrTtlos, 
 
 uypoiKo^. 
 Clownibhly, dypoiKoo^. 
 Clownisliness, dypoLKia. 
 Cloy, Kopiuj. 
 Club, KopcuXi}^ poiraXov^ Kopvvij, 
 
 /3d»CTpoi/, j^uXov. 
 Club-bearej-, Kopvi/i}<p6poi. 
 Cluster, po-rpu^!, <TTa(pvXit. 
 Cluster-like, ftoTpvuiOij's, irXoKa- 
 
 Clutch, CpUTTM. 
 
 Clyster, KXvai-}'}p. 
 
 Coacervate, uTrocrcDpEvu}^ ddpoiX^ui, 
 
 truy/co/ij^o), crucro-tuptuoj. 
 Coacervation, (Tvu<tdpoi(Tp.69. 
 C-oach, Si(pf>o<s^ apfxa. 
 Coach-maker, dpfiaTotroio^, dpfxa- 
 
 TOTTIjyo^. 
 
 Coachman, iiuioxo^, Stc^pEvri)^, 
 
 6i(/)pijX«T»js. 
 Coadjutor, tTrtKoupos, j8yjj66s, avv- 
 
 tpyos. 
 Coagment, a-vuapfi.o'i^to^ avvdiTTU}. 
 Coagmentation, crvuapfjLoyti^ arv- 
 
 (TTIJ/ULa. 
 
 Coagulate, tdjo-o-oj, Trijyi/uo), Tvpout. 
 Coagulation, tt^^is. 
 Goal, cti/Opa^, yy/xaXcoi/^, dvQpdKiov. 
 (15) 
 
 COL 
 
 Coalesce, (TwiaTafxai, o-vfKpvopti, 
 
 arvvdiTTOfxai. 
 Coalition, crucrTaari^. 
 Coarse, iraxv^, dypio^. 
 Coarsely, iraxtoo^. 
 Coarseness, ttuxuti)^. 
 Coast, 8. ciKTj/, pj/yjuiv, 0ts, aiyi- 
 
 aXo^. — V. TTapaXiyo/jLai. 
 Coat, lynrtTtoi/, xtTO)!/. 
 Coated, j^iTooi/o^opos. 
 Coax, \J/i]Xa<pdu>, OcoTreuto, KUTup- 
 
 ptX^uy, aaivw. 
 Coaxer, t^tui//, koX«^. 
 Coaxing, i^»jXd0)j(ris, KoXaKela. 
 Cobble, pdiTTUi. 
 Cobbler, /3di/«u(ros, ftvpaodt\pi]<i^ 
 
 /()a</)«U?, CKUTOTO/iOS. 
 
 Cobbler's sliop, cKUTtioi/. 
 Cobweb, dpdj^i/ioi'. 
 
 Cock, dXtKTOjp, fiXt/CTpUti)!/, O. 
 
 Cock-crowing, dXiKTpvocfxavia. 
 Cockle, KoxXot, Kux^*'"*- 
 Coction, ii/Ajj/uo, TTi'v/zts. 
 
 Coddle, TTtTTTtO. 
 
 Code, TroXtTtta, vofxoi. 
 
 Codicil, ypaufxariiov. 
 
 Co-efficient, aui/fpyjjTt/cov. 
 
 Coequal, to-os, ofxaXd^, o/htjXi^. 
 
 Coequality, taoTfj?. 
 
 Coerce, kirixi^-, Kai^tipyco. 
 
 Coercion, /cddtip^ts, /cdOt^is. 
 
 Coercive, ^«6*»CTt»cos. 
 
 Coeval, ofxrjXi^. 
 
 Coffer, KicT);, ^yyaaTpof. 
 
 Coffin, ffopo9, ?';. 
 
 Cogent, di/ay/va(7T?;pto9. 
 
 Cogitate, ivifotco, ii/duptofxat, oia- 
 voito, XoylZofxai. 
 
 Cogitation, twoia., v6t]/j.a, kirivoia. 
 
 Cognate, avyyivih. 
 
 Cognisable, ^tKao-TtKo's. 
 
 Cognisance, to take, oikuX^w. 
 
 Cognomen, iTriKXtjats, t-nuwvfxia. 
 
 Cohabit, arvvoLKtio, avuavXi'^ofxui^ 
 (Tvvvalw, 
 
 Cohabitation, avifoiKia, (TvvotKijfxa, 
 <n;i/ot/cjj(ri9, orufx^iwai^. 
 
 Coheir, <ruyKX)/pot/o/i09, 6, ij. 
 
 Coliere, <TvyKoXXuop.ai, t^ap^io^w, 
 avvaTTTOfiai, Gvix<pvop.aL. 
 
 Coherence, arwdcfitia, aixnacri^. 
 
 Coherent, kxofJ^tvo<:^ avvtarui^. 
 
 Cohesion, avvd(Ptia^ au/j.<ljvcTi9. 
 
 Cohort, o-TTtipa, Tay/jLa, Xdxt>s- 
 
 Coil, (nrtlpiinuy (rirtlpa. 
 
 Coin, s. vofxia/jia, Kupifxa^ Ktpfia : 
 base coin, KijidnXou, irapaKiKOfx- 
 fikvov v6p.i<TpLa. See Base. — v. kott- 
 Tto vopucrfxa^ xapctTTto, tv ' ow : 
 (counterfeit money,) 'rrapaKu-mu}, 
 "TrapaxapaTTU}, 'jrapacn]p.aivui. 
 
 Coincide, avpiriTTTU), (jvvtin,^dX- 
 
 Xto, OfloSpOfXtlO. 
 
 Coincidence, avfiTrTuxm. 
 Coiner, apyfpoKOTros. 
 Colander, i)Qp6<i. 
 
 Cold, S. TO *CpU09, TO \}/VX09, TO 
 
 ply OS, Kpvfxo'S. — adj. piyio^, Kpv- 
 £po9. — to be, ptydo), piyt'o), diro- 
 Kl/vxonai, KaTayf/vxofiai^ (ppiaaco. 
 Coldly, i|/uxpai9. 
 
 Collapse, o'u/i,7ri'7rTto,aj;i'oX«a6atj/u», 
 avppiu}. 
 
 Collar, TTtptTpax'/Xtoi', irepidi- 
 
 paiov. 
 Collate, 'jrapa(BdXXio. 
 Collateral, avvapno^. 
 Collation, 7rapa/3oX»), tpavo'i. 
 
 COM 
 
 Collatitious, cruyKO^/J '09. 
 
 Colleague, avvapxo^ .^<»'n the con- 
 sulship, tTvvv'rraTfvu}v,\vvv'iraTo^. 
 
 Collect, crvvaiipoiX,to, (TvuiPopuo, 
 (Tv/Jifptpw, dvuXi.~,ofxai^ <7i<X\iyw, 
 (TUfdyo), kiriavudyu)^ dyt'ipw. 
 
 Collectanea, Td dj^dXcKTu, Td tK- 
 
 XlKTU. 
 
 Collection, auXXoy//, cuXA^^iv, 
 
 ddpOKT/JiO^. 
 
 Collective, o-uXXfKTos. 
 Collectively, (rwpi]S6v, «6pJa)s, 
 
 <ruXX?;/33»ji/. 
 Collector, auXXoyeus. 
 College, avvtcpiov^ dKaci]/j.ia. 
 Collier, dvdpuKiv^. 
 Colligate, avvcita. 
 Colligation, <ruj/0fO-/xo9, <ri'j/^e<rt?. 
 Collision, <ruyKpouai9, avyKpov 
 
 Collocate, KaiiiX^u)^ kyKaBiSpvco. 
 Collocation, dtai^, T«^i9. 
 Colloquial, Koiv6<i. 
 Colloquy, avvouiXia, KoivoXoyia. 
 Collusion, KaKovpy})fxa, avfxirai- 
 yvia. 
 Collyrium, KoXXvpiov. 
 Colon, KuiXoif. 
 
 Colonel, xt'^'«PX'^^» Xox«yd9. 
 Colonial, d'7roi/vio9. 
 Colonist, dTrotK-o9. 
 Colonize, diroiKiX^io. 
 Colony, diroiKia. 
 Colossal, KoXocTcridlo^. 
 Colossus, KoXofTcros. 
 Colour, 8. xP^f^^-) XPO"- • of tlie 
 same, bpoxpoo^. — Colour, v. /3u7r- 
 
 Tto, tTrtXptw^f", XP'^^^^H-^- 
 Colourless, «xpoo9. 
 Colt, TTtoXos. 
 Columbary, irtpiffTtptoov, irtpi- 
 
 (TTipoTpoc^ilov. 
 Column, Kiojy, o, »;. 
 
 Comb, 8. K'TttS, KTtvioV. V. KTifl- 
 
 ^fl), TTtKU). 
 
 Combat, s. dywi/, /udx'Ji X^P"''- — 
 V. dytoi/Z^o/iaj, fidxcp-ut, dtdXfviu. 
 
 Combatant, /Liax»jTr/9, dytoi/io-Tfjs. 
 
 Combination, avarTuai^. 
 
 Combine, crvi/dvdX^io, avixTrXiKio. 
 
 Combustible, irvputTiKO^. 
 
 Combustion, diroKavfiu, t^uTrpi/criv, 
 k/uLirptja-fxas. 
 
 Conie, tpxop-ai, ijKto^ d<l>iKvtof.iai : 
 before, Trpo^OaVco : forili, irpoio- 
 Xop-ai^TTpoliaivu)'. off well, k«\u)S, 
 ti/Tvx^'i (j^tptcr^di, cxtruyxrt- 
 ftiv : on, dyt, dX-Xa'yi, Ctvoo, 
 (ptpe^ <pipt 5»;, (i>tpt ydp : on 
 then, aye oi;, tie ay*, ix^ ''''' 
 <t>kpi Toivvv : to, '7rpo(rt'pX"M"*' 
 ■7rpo(T>;\'a), dfpiKi/top.ai, kiri^iuivi' 
 trapayivop.ui^ /jlith/xi : upon, 
 "TrpoatpX'^/iat, tTrei/Mt, TrapiVra- 
 /uat, tTTtpxoixui^ d(JHKVtofiai, 
 TTipi-rvyxdvu) : hither, ^ti'fjc, 
 3ti/T£, i'ft <5»/, i'tJt i/Di/: to tlic as- 
 sistance of, jioiidtto : it comes to 
 this, Ttivn. £t9 or -rrpos towto. 
 
 Comedian, Kuapio^o^, p.wfiiKO'i. 
 
 Comedy, Kvofiwdia. 
 
 Comeliness, ivax^ffJioiiia, ko(tu.i6- 
 
 TJJ9, lVfJLOp<pia^ KuXXofJ], K'dXX(»9, 
 
 TO Ei^etdtv, Ti/u»i, tiiTrptirtta, <pai- 
 
 ipOTI]^, 
 
 Comely, ivii^t]^^ tvpop(po^, (^' 
 o-x»JMtu»', aiprttov, KuXd9, tinrXw- 
 
 COM. 
 
 Comet, KOfjuiT'i]^ 
 
 
 COM 
 
 Commodities, tSi/uz, xa'. 
 
 CON 
 
 Compilation, (TuXXoy/i. 
 
 Con.p, e, <ri/XXtya,, di/aXtyo,. 
 Conjpiler, o-uXXoytus. 
 
 Co.nfbrt, 8. 0;.X..,^, -a.aa, icCm:dr%:^:V:'' 
 
 nuKuXtw: ■ '"'J- f^otfos, 6i//xoTtiv09 :|Compain, utudLu^, «; ' 
 
 Cumlorlcr, 7rapaKX,;T09, 7r«paKX,J- 609, JvC'^^.' ? ' "''' ^A,/- Con.p huner, yu.;./,Vo.po9. 
 
 on.fortless, «^«^„^e;0o9. Commonly 'oZ K omplamt, ^-aTaV../.,/..9, p^L 
 
 Comic, KwfiiKu^. 
 
 Coiuically, KoofjuKw^^ koohwSlku)^ 
 
 ( oming, g. tXci/at9. 
 
 Comitia, tu dpxaiptaia, dpxai- 
 p&aiai. 
 
 Coniitial, apxaipta-toKOi. 
 
 Comma, Konpa. 
 
 Command, s. kirirayna, KiXtvafia, 
 "/>X'/i vytfxofia: hold a ~, dpxui^ 
 uu-raaxni; dpxt'iu tx*"', «/0Yw : 
 
 Conimonwealth, tcJ Kott^di,, rd 
 .|u.^a, Td S.pdaca, .) ^oX.rua^ 
 
 Commotion, aoaau.^6.^ ..^,/. 
 
 Comn.unc Mitl,, d«,X.'a,, S.aXkyo- 
 f^ai, (TvyKoivoofjLai. 
 Comnuinicable, KoiuwviKd^ 
 Communicate, ^oct;ujvkw, p^.raU 
 
 
 T 
 
 T 
 
 rtXXo^ai, KtXfvw: (govern,) Kpa- 
 ^ rta., /ducTtXtOu,, dpx«, iiykufxai: 
 ( the cavalry, nnrapxco. 
 J Commander, aTpaT.^yds, »',y.^tit/, 
 • Avf\ji;(rT.;9: of the cavalry, iV- 
 7r«pxo9, 'nr-rrupxiKO'i. 
 
 Commandment, Trpdo-Tay/ua, to 
 i<:t\tvopti/oif, 
 
 ('nmmemorate, dTropuvfxoueuw. 
 i ommemoration, d7rofivj,p6uivua 
 (nropv}i(ri^, dinytiai^. 
 Commence, dpx"/uat, d-n-dpyouai, 
 
 <''>nimencement, dpx'' 
 (''>nnnom\, k-rr,Ko<TpL, a./.z,oXo- 
 yto), cirraytcu. 
 f "nunendable, kiraivt-rds 
 (•■•mmendation, kiraiuKxi^, ky^d,- 
 
 < ommensurate, dp/.Jo^ov, auu0o- 
 009. '^^ 
 
 '•omment, v. ^p«y^«x..;o^„t Tr.pi, 
 TVfxpaeraa,, kpp,,u,6u,, amu- 
 oopui. '' 
 
 ("ommentarv, rd .)7ro>.,,,x„, ^yj. 
 
 (^^^mmctator, a'^,r/„T,)9, (rxoX.aa- 
 
 <':'>»"H«rce, <rui.dXXay^a, dXXay,), 
 
 [/"""•m-ial, £>7roptuTiKoV 
 ' "niniuiation, d7ri<\,} 
 
 J-ommunion, Koiuwvia. 
 Community, K'o.,.dT„9, Kotuwula. 
 Commute, /z£TaXA«'TT,« 
 Comnnitable, evf,,Td(3oXo,, ov^- 
 
 Commutation, yz£T«/^oX;,, dXX«y,J. 
 
 <^omplaisance, kineiKtiu, t6 kiri- 
 
 fiKts, apfaTou. 
 Complaisjint, i-7rwoa9, 107^167^. 
 J-omphusantly, tOfitud,^. 
 Complement, 7rX»;pa,^a, dTrapria- 
 
 Complete, y. ^^.reXaa., cri^^AeV 
 o-«^M7rX,;poa,, cri.;u7rX,,eui;a,.— adj. 
 T^Xtios, ai;/x7rX,)p,,9, d-n-^xtXta- 
 P«is, a7roTtA,'/9, tv-rptTrii^^ l^- 
 -TiXn^ : -- every way, d-n-apx.o-- 
 ^*'v, K-ara Trut^Ta TtXtio?, ti^ 
 
 ovvxtt. 
 Completelv, TcXatu,^ 
 
 TtXtlOXTty, 
 
 o-UA./ioXa.oi,.-a.lj. (TuMTray.Iv, I^- 
 7ray„.._v. o•i;^7^,Jy,.uyu^ aui^aV- 
 
 Companion, dK-dXoi,0o9, <ri;i..'«7ro- 
 po^, aTaipo9, Koiuwvo^', au/ufxa- 
 
 Co.npany, koipco,!^^ kTaipia, d/..- 
 Cjomparable, au/i/3X,,Td9, ^rapa- 
 
 P0\lK0<i. ' 
 
 Comparat i ve, tri;yK-ptTt/co'9. 
 Comparatively, cr„y^-o,xt^,^,9. 
 Compare, c^vpi^dXXu.^ -rrupaftdXXu^. 
 Comparison, di.aXoy/a, ^upaBoXi,, 
 
 Compartment, yufpio-yud?. 
 Compass, s. 7r.p£odo9, 7r£p,>Xo9, 
 J^'uc^xv : pair of compasses, Sta 
 
 "• A '-""ij^aosis Ota- 
 
 Tr,pil3aXXco, kukX6u>. ^ ' 
 
 Compassion, ol^xo?, tXcos. 
 Compassionate, adj. kXe,jf,a>v^ ol,<- 
 
 , - , I',.""""'; 0iXoiK-x/p^a,^._v. oiK- 
 
 < onnniserate, o-'7rXaVYi//roiy.r. -«- -Ir^^^^' oiKTupuy, tXikio. 
 -'"<>., i^ot^T.tW^^ '^'''"" ""'"' Compassionately, oz\Tp^9, .'X.„ 
 ' '""niiscration, \-ax./...,... .t .f'"/'"'^,, . 
 
 ' ""iniiseration, '/caTo//cT,o-t9, ol 
 
 'iTOS. 
 
 ;,'"""»issary, ^,r/Tpt>7ro9. 
 
 ^ """"■^>ion, s. £7riTpo7r//, kuroXi, 
 
 ^ "inmit, (entrust "^ ^'^,^ ' 
 ;_ oo^Mtj crime, o.t^dx, or alaxpd. 
 
 Compatible, au/ui<popo9. 
 
 Con.pd, dvuyK-dla,, (iidlofxat, dy- 
 
 yapti/,^, ETTttyco, o-i/j/wytw. 
 Compendious, /5pax^To/.o9, o-d// 
 
 T0yU09 
 
 Completion, TtXos", 
 tri/i/TtXtia. 
 
 ConiJ.lcX, 0-U/X7rXo/v09. 
 
 Comj)lexion, x(>^'fin. 
 
 C oniplexity, av/inrXoKii. 
 
 J^ompliance, TrtiOapxia. 
 
 tomjdiant, v-ni'iKuu^i. 
 
 Comj)lication, o-d^TrXt^ty. 
 
 Compliment, xvncyroXoyia^ yS^. 
 Xoyut : to sen<l compliments, 
 X^^'P^iu X.ytu.—Compliment, v 
 KuXuKtvo), iiGvXoyiw. 
 
 CV>m,.limcntary, x,"';crxoXdyo9, h8v- 
 
 Comply, irt'iQofxai^ TTfiOaox^'o,. 
 Compose, avvri^^fx,^ <ru?TdTTco, 
 
 o-t;yypa0a), n Otrta). 
 Composed, (xw^tTO'i. 
 Composer, cruyypac/>id9, irom-rM. 
 Composition, adyy^a^^a, -nolnpa, 
 
 crvyKpaaii, <rdj;t^*ats. 
 Composure, drupu^ia. 
 Compotation, avpTrdaiov. 
 Compound, V. avurWrjfjn^ avy- 
 
 Kfpavvvpi.~s. o■dy^7,ao-t9. 
 Comprehend, avXXupfidi^co, 'jrspi. 
 
 Comprehensible, /caTaX„7rTd9. 
 
 ( omprehension, KardX^iyj,,^', avX- 
 
 A»/li>t9. 
 
 Com'prehensive, /caTaX^TTTtKo?, 
 X«»'P»;tia:o9. 
 
 C'on.prehensively, o-,;XX,,7rT*K,I„. 
 Compress, avp-jrulco, auaxAXa,. 
 Compression, avpLirUai^, avi^dXi- 
 
 yt9, avaToXij. 
 Compressive, o-t/o-TaXTtK-d9. 
 
 Soniimttee, avp(io6X^ou. 
 
 '^'•m.mx, a.MM/y.UM/ t,i,., auy^u- 
 
 /-; x;:;;:;vd:^^^^-- ^--'^- 
 
 vu <,USI\, CTTiXJlOf ia)9. 
 *-"•"' JHodiouMies<» i^ ;^ ' 
 
 V'tA.tta, avpc^tpou, rd, ivKaipia. 
 (16) 
 
 Coinpendiouslv (ryi,ToV,..c ^<. - Mr^o'^pressive, <rt/aT«XT«Kd9. 
 a.^ixoWt. • ' '^'^'^""^"^' --^i^-., Comprise, <r...'xa., ^.p..'xa,, ,r.p, 
 
 C^^penditim, ...xo,^, ^-^. Jc^uiprlise, .....«,,,,,,^,„^. 
 Compensate, d.xtKaTaXXa'xxoMa. Comiin I've' fi' "'"^'"' ^''"• 
 
 «..«..',o,«, „.x.,,.da„ d.4,: c;onTn;;i:;f r;d..^.9. 
 
 J- omputable, ai;XXoyicrxo'9. 
 Computation, 0uXXoyio-ud9 
 Compute, XoyilopiaL, avXXoyuo- 
 
 Computer, ai/AXoytaxdv. 
 
 uipensation, dpotft,)^ d^rduEL- 
 fi^, auTia7,Ku>cTt^, di.x/Xt;i/.ts, 
 ai/TuTTudnxu. 
 Competence, yS/o?. 
 
 Competent, iiriWiSfin.' ^, ' ^^omputer, auAXoytaxdv. 
 
 ->.,dp..'a.i7r/xodxo ' "' ^*^T"'' o^oVx.yo9, d;opdVuov; 
 
 yufxptfov. 
 Competition, ^7}Xos. 
 Competitor, dj/x«ya,i/ia7»;s. 
 
 Concave, ko£Xo9. 
 Concavity, huiXcofxa. 
 Conceal, Apdirx,.,. d-TroK-pdirxto, f'v. 
 3 A 2 ^ 
 
 L 
 
i 
 
 M£ I ■ 
 
 it >9 • 
 
 II 
 
 CON 
 
 KCiiXpia^Ui, (TUyKpUTTTO), KaXuTTTO), 
 
 Conroaled, d-Trd/cpu^os, KpvcpaTo^, 
 
 CON 
 
 I 
 
 acru(/)>7V. 
 Cniuculment, Kpui/Ais, uiroKpvybi'i, 
 
 KuXvfxiixa. 
 Concede, irapa^wpiw^ vcpUfxai, 
 
 iTTt^ptTTW, 
 
 Conceit, auOa^/a, (ppovijfia. 
 Conceited, aOOd^T]?. 
 Conceivable, i/ojjtos. 
 Conceive, /cut'to, avWafx^avo^ : in 
 one's mind, 7r£pt)3d/\\a) t(Z ro), 
 
 Xa/SiTl/ £tS TOi/ I/Olil/, TTtpil/OtO). 
 
 Conception, ku7jo'i9, o-u/\Xtji//tv : of 
 the mind, i/d)jo-i9, Ivvoia. 
 Concern, s. irpdyfxa. — v. : it — -, 
 
 TTpOO-TJKtl, ClUfbiplL fXOl TOVTO '. it 
 
 — not, ovCtv 6ta(pipti : concerned 
 
 in, to be, kyua^Knafjiai^ irdptt^i 
 
 Concert, s. dpfxovia^ avvwoia, avfx- 
 
 <pMvia. — V. avfx^dWw^ (SovXtv 
 
 OfXUL. 
 
 Concession, avyX(Mpi](Ti.<i. 
 Conciliate, GwukXaTTw^ irpoauyo- 
 fxai. 
 Conciliation, avvaWayiu 
 Conciliator, awaWuKTm. 
 Concise, uvuto/jlo^. 
 Concisely, dTroTo/xo)?, (rvvro/noi}^. 
 Conciseness, /3pax«^T7js, avvrofiia. 
 Conclave, )ui;xov, ra/mlov^ 6(D/xd- 
 
 TIOV. 
 
 Conclude,i7riT£\ta)-, auXXoyt'^o/iat. 
 Condnsion, tTriAoyos, o-yyh.Xeto-19, 
 
 <ru/x7rtpaar/ia, xtXov. 
 Conclusive, o-u/xTrfpao-yuaxtKos, te- 
 
 Conclusively, T-fXti/Tntoi/. 
 Concoct, TTtTTatVco, TrtTn-a). 
 Concoction, -ntil/is, Triiruvcn^. 
 Concord, 6p.6i>oiu, bixoc^pocrvvi]. 
 Concordant, opoyt^copo)*/, o/jlovov^, 
 
 Opdl//l/XO*l OfJLVfpplDV. 
 
 Concourse, avudpopiii, -ttXt/Oos. 
 Concrete, o-up(/>u'ro9, avvaXSii^, 
 
 avfi.'miKTO'i. 
 Concretion, o-yp-Trt/^is, tt^^is. 
 Concubinage, TraXXaKci/^ua, TraX- 
 
 XaKtutris. 
 Concubine, o/xtvvtTL^, iraWaKii. 
 
 "TTaXXa/cis. 
 
 Concupiscence, tiridvfxia, -tto'Oos. 
 Concur, avuTpixi^-, awaivtu}. 
 Concurrence, ai/vfu'i/to-is. 
 Concussion, trupptj^ts. 
 Condemn, KaTayix/too-Kte), KUTUKpi- 
 
 l/o), Ka-ra3iKd^a). 
 Condemnation, KaTdyvaxris, kutu- 
 
 Condemned, KaTdKpiT09, Ka-rri^i- 
 Kos : to death, Quvutov IIki]v 
 oepXiaKiwELu : without judgment, 
 uKpiTo^, or dKpiTcos, or ipy)pir]v 
 Ka-raciKacQiivaL. 
 
 Condensation, aT-in|/is, -TriXjjais. 
 
 Condense, Gvixirnyvvfjn^ KuTairv- 
 
 KVOCO, aTK^pOUi^ CTT£l/3co. 
 
 Condescend, avyKaTu^aivui. 
 
 Condescending, o-uyKaTa/ScTiKo?. 
 
 Condescension, cruyKaTd/iaais, x«- 
 picTTia. 
 
 Condign, tTrd^tos, d^io-TrpfTTTjs. 
 
 Condignly, tTra^itos. 
 
 Condition, Ka-rdo-xao-t?, kXTjpo^ : 
 on these conditions, kirl Taurais 
 Tais ofioXoylaL^^ t-Tri touto). 
 
 Conditional, uttoOstiko's. 
 (17) 
 
 Conditionally, viroQiTiKw^. 
 Condole, avvaXyiio^ (rvudx^ofxai, 
 
 avi/u\diu}^ Xi/TToupat, <n;yKdpi/w, 
 
 <ri;t/«<rx«Xdaj. 
 Condolence, crvixirddtia. 
 Conduce, aufxtptpu), ux^iXiu^^ Xv- 
 
 <ri.TtXi.o3. 
 Conducive, a-v/uL<popo9, y^pi'iarifio^. 
 Conduct, 8. Tpd-Trov. Wta, tu., tiri- 
 
 Tfj^tupa. — V. TToodyco, iiyiofiai : 
 
 myself, Trupiyja ifxavrov. 
 Conductor, vytpnou. 
 Conduit, i/SpaywyiTov. 
 Cone, Xofpo^., hGwo'i. 
 Confabulate, crvifO/uLiXico, diuXaXio}., 
 
 Sia/iivdoXoyiofxai. 
 Confabulation, ^taXoyi(r/xds, ofxi- 
 
 Xia. 
 Confectioner, dpToiroLO^. 
 Confederacy, avvwfxocria. 
 Confederate, opdo-Trof^o?, crvvwfio- 
 
 T7JS. 
 
 Confer with, KoivoXoyiofxai Tii/t, 
 (Ti/j/opiXtli/ TiJ/i, (TuXXaXto), tit- 
 Tuyxdj/o) : (bestow,) tLa(\iipui., 
 vi/uLO) : gratuitously, kutuX'^P^'^.o- 
 fxai. 
 
 Conference, KoivoXoyia. 
 
 Confess, t^o/xoXoyto), ofxoXoytoo, 
 
 (TVIX(pi]fll. 
 
 Confession, t^opoXdyiiai?, ufxoXo- 
 
 yia. 
 Confessor, opoXoyijx/j?. 
 Confide, 7r£it>(ji>,7rt7rot6a; irKTTtvw. 
 Confidence, tJdon-o?, ivToXfiia. 
 Confident, OuppaXtos, ydpcri/t/os, 
 
 tvditpat'j^. 
 Confidential, 'Trto-riKos, -ttictto?. 
 Confidently, BappaXtws. 
 Confine, Kadtipyio^ dTrn'oyto, dva- 
 
 X«iTt^u), avviipyu), K«TaXap/3d- 
 
 i/opai, 'Trcptt'xf'. KaTaKXtiw. 
 Confinement, Kd(?£i<)^i9. 
 Confimi, /3t/3ai«a), KpaTvvco, Itrxw- 
 
 pi^to, tiriptidco. 
 Confirmation, dcfpaXsia, ^i(3ai- 
 
 Confiscate, ^j/^euo), ^i]fxo(Tuvio. 
 Confiscation, ^/jptuo-i?, ci]ixoa'Li.v(TL<i. 
 Conflagration, Tryptoois. 
 Conflict, 8. fidxri, dyuw. — v. (tv/jl- 
 
 /3d\Xu), ffuppaTTO), auyKpouai. 
 Confluence, avppot), avppoia. 
 Conform, o'X^?/''"''"'^'"? Sia/jLopcjiou), 
 
 Trpoaappd^co, dpa». 
 Conformable to, avfifxop(lw<i., dpi]- 
 
 pd)9, «KdXou6o9 : to render, oy/x- 
 
 popc^t^o). 
 Conforniably, dK'oXou6(t)9. 
 Conformation, 6iaptIp^rocri9, o-X'j- 
 
 paTio-pd9. 
 Conformity, avfifiopc^ti., Trpoadpfxo- 
 
 fflS. 
 
 Confound, truyYto), ayz/TapaTTaj. 
 Confounded, (TvyxvTO'i, 
 Confront, £ fa VTidopa I, di/Tt(/)fpi^6t). 
 Confuse, o-uyx^'w, aio-x*^'''^? TapaT- 
 
 TO), ti/oxXto). 
 Confusedly, CTuyK-EXi'P*''''*'^ xtTa- 
 
 paynivwi., X'^^'J"i fp^'P^^W- 
 Confusion, auyx^'o^ts, •Tapaypd9, 
 
 o-uj/xdpa^is : throw into, oiaOcpu- 
 
 /it'to. 
 Confutation, uvaaKtvii, l^iXty^i^, 
 
 SiaXvuL^. 
 Confute, ui/atTKtvd'^oiJ.ai., diroXy- 
 
 Ofxai^ di/TtXt'yo), diaXvoD^ t^tXiy- 
 
 Xw. 
 
 CON 
 
 Congeal, arucpu), ir»;yfi'/xt, (jup- 
 
 iniyvvfJLi. 
 Congelation, <ri5/i7rj;^i9. 
 Congenial, o-u/xt/^uxos, ifXcfiVTo^. 
 Congratulate, trvvn^Ofxai xtiv, aiiy- 
 
 Xotpoj <roi xouxoy. 
 Congratulation, avyxitpfia, rjaX,,- 
 
 (Ppoavvt], 
 Congratulatory, o-uyx^pTtKos. 
 Congregate, dyttpto, ddpot'^to, ctui/- 
 
 ayoj, doXXt^oi, £Tri(7yXXtyft). 
 Congregation, <Tui'aycoyj/, dt^poio-t?. 
 Congress, o-ui/o6o9, ij. 
 Conginiity, cruj/ap/xoyj';. 
 Congruous, (TvvapfxocrT iko^., avvao- 
 
 /X09. 
 
 Conical, KOJi/oEi^'k. 
 Conjectural, o-Tox«<TTt/vds. 
 Conjecture, s. o-Tox«o'pd9, t'lKua- 
 
 fia., TfKfXl'ipiOV. — V. TtKfxuiponui, 
 (rTox«^<^P«^ flhdX^dK 
 Conjoin, (TwdTTToo, dp/mol^w^ (rvvri- 
 
 Conjointly, avi^ij/JLatvw^. 
 Conjugal, yctfiiKo^. 
 Conjugate, au^f uyi/upt. 
 Conjugation, av'^vyia. 
 Conjunction, aCX^tv^i^, <Tvif(t\}n^^ 
 
 avvacfyi'j. 
 Conjunctive, GvifuirriKo^. 
 Conjunctively, o-ui'a7rTtK:aJ9. 
 Conjure, i^opKiX^w. 
 Conjurer, ydi/s, a'yr'pTi/9, diro'trXa- 
 
 vos, TtpaTOTToiO'i., dxXaycoydv. 
 Connect, au/unrXtKot^ avi^dirTco, 
 
 arvvtipu)^ (rvvrtpfioX^uy. 
 Connexion, o-upTrXo/v;/, a-vvaffn'i. 
 Connivance, Trspioitacri'i. 
 Connive at, 7r£pi£toto. 
 Connoisseur, KpiTiKo^. 
 Connubial, £7riy«/itKd9, yapi/vdv. 
 Conquer, KpaTtio., i/i/»da), iiriKoa- 
 
 Xt'o), JJTTa'<l>, I'TTtpf'xWi K«T«- 
 
 iroXfpEO), KuTaytovi^o/jiai : with 
 
 / 
 
 Cid'S 
 
 cavalrv, iinroKnaTttt). 
 
 Conqueror, visijtii^, i/iKiiTvp. 
 
 Conquest, viKt]. 
 
 Consanguineous, <ri»yy£i'/;9, (rvi'Ui- 
 
 p09. 
 
 Consanguinity, avyyivtia, ofinino- 
 
 avvi). 
 Conscience, o-ui/Et6j/(rt9. 
 Conscientious, tiXaf^jh- 
 Conscientiously, tvXa^wi. 
 Conscious, o-ui/f i^ujs, avviffrivp: 
 
 be, avvoiSa, crvvirrmxi. 
 Consciousness, avvvoia. 
 Conscript Fathers, o-uyyfypa/'M'" 
 
 vol iraTtpt^. 
 
 cadi 
 
 liOlVW. 
 
 Consecrate, KaVLfpow, 
 dyt^o). 
 
 Consecrated giound, Ttpivo^, ro. 
 
 Consecration, Kudu'pwcrts. 
 
 Consecutive, avvaKoXovOo^. 
 
 Consent, s. o/jlovoki, oiuoXoyin.ofic- 
 cjipoavvi) : by — , A.«xd £riij.t/iiK'i'' 
 — V. ofJLoSo^iio^ o/ioXoyto), ffi',"' 
 (f)Oiviw., (Tvvuiaddvofxui., iircuvtw- 
 
 Consentaneous, avixtpawot. ^ , 
 
 Consequence, to icp>f]^ij^, t« fi^i 
 
 T0UT019. 
 
 Conseqiient, nKoXovOo^. 
 Consequently, upa, 6i'i : upon, cli^o- 
 
 Xovdcos. 
 Consequential, au6«cij9, (ppovmi^''' 
 
 Tia^. 
 Conservation, crtoTjjpia. 
 Conservative, o-wTjjptos. 
 
 i 
 
 Conservator, or'toTtJp. 
 
 Consider, ffypovri^u). (rKtirTOfjini, 
 KUTapotw/tudu/miofini, ■wepiaKi'Tr- 
 TOfxai, aiji-uTTtw, XoyiX,o/uLai, Trpocr- 
 /SXtTTo) : ' Ti/uLuat, d^iuio, i/o/j.iX,u)^ 
 oiofiuL^ coKtw : an enemy, Tit^tiun 
 Tii/d ti'v Tous ix^P^'^'^'- diligently, 
 CKtcr^oiriu). 
 
 Considerable, Xo'yipo?, TroXi;s. 
 
 Consitlerably, ttoXu. 
 
 Considerate, TrpufxiidiU • to be, Trpo- 
 opdu). 
 
 ( 'oiisiderately, irtpiea-Kep/xivw^. 
 
 Consideiatioii, a/cti//t9, otai/d»/o-i9, 
 (jipot/Tii, Xoyia-fio^, Trpovoia. 
 
 Consign, iTriTptiru), Trapadidwfxi. 
 
 Consignment, Trapdooo-i?. 
 
 Consist, (TKi/fcxco, avvicTTuixai. 
 
 Consistency, avitxtia, aruarTuais. 
 
 Consistent, CTi'i'£X'/9. 
 
 Consistently, avvix^^- 
 
 Consolation, irapufxvQia, Trapd/cX?;- 
 
 (Ti9. 
 
 Consolatory, irapanvQ^TiKo^. 
 CoujoIc, irapuKaXtu), irapufxvdio- 
 
 fxai., Trapy]yopiu). 
 Consoler, TrupaiiXnTwp, irapdKXi)- 
 
 T09, TTapi'iyopu^. 
 Consolidate, avfXTrwpou}^ Kcnafti.- 
 
 (iatOU}^ (TTiptOU}. 
 
 Consolidation, (TX£pt(«JO-i9. 
 Consonance, av/x(f)a}uiu. 
 Consonant, crumputvo^. 
 Consonous, £u?;xos, (rv/xfjiwvo^. 
 Consort, (riiyKoiT09, (rvyi.ui/uiifxa, 
 
 ('iKoiTi<i, «Xoxo9. 
 Conspicuous, 'd7rd/iX£XTo9, Trtpt- 
 
 /3Xf7rTos, d^io^,'7rtpi(l)ain'i^, irapd- 
 
 (Tii^xo^ : to be, oiaTrptTTw, TrptTru). 
 Conspicuously, (j>uuipw'i, (Tu<l>w<i. 
 (Vnspicuousness, irtpupdvua. 
 Coiis|)iracy, aucT-raais, auuwfxoaia 
 
 to raise, a-vpwfxoaiuu avvuyttv. 
 < <mspirator, nvvopKo^^ avuwfxoTi]^. 
 Consi>ire, avvo/jLvvni, avuia-nmi. 
 Constable, fjivXa^. 
 Constancy, ivoTdhtia. 
 Constant, £yo-Tae,,v, fit^aio^. 
 Constantly, tlci, £ia7rai/Td9, 
 
 X'«J«, Sl1]VfKtC09. 
 
 ^'<)ii>tellati()n, lia-rpov. 
 Consternation, OElfxa, ^dfx^o^, iK- 
 
 TTAiy^lS. 
 
 Constitute, KuQlcrnpn. 
 
 <'<>nstituted, to be, </..5«. 
 
 (^■"iistitution, TToXi-rt/a, avGTaai^ 
 KUTuiTTaai's : (of bodv,) tfts • 
 good, tvt^iu : bad, Kux^'^ia. 
 
 J/'i.strain, ftidlo^xaL, k-TravayKu 
 
 J. onstiaint, /3m, d/.dy^,,. 
 
 <^onstrUCt, (TVVTUTTtV, KU 
 
 «^a), avvridii/uii. 
 j^/'W-struction, (n';t,x«^i9, KaTuoKivj] 
 onstrne, oi-j/rdxTw, Lpixiivtvw. 
 oiisubstantial, ofxoovaio^. 
 ^ oiisul, i;7raT09. 
 J'onsnlar, v-n-ariKd^. 
 /Misnlate, /, viru-rtUt. 
 < ynsult, avfxfiovXevofxai : about, 
 fi'>v\tvu,: with, auufiovXava, tlvl 
 
 avvi- 
 
 00. 
 
 ITaUKtV- 
 
 V"i' s own interest, iTnf^Xi-n-tiv kd>' 
 ^uvTou: anotlier's interest, dXXw 
 T't aufxcjitpopTn GKoirtlu : the 
 P'dd.c weal, ad,luu rd Koiud. 
 ^ onsMltat.un, avfxfiuvXevai^, ava- 
 
 ^I'Msume, o«7r«i/Ji, dTro^a-Trrri/Ji, 
 
 "TTOTpt/w, uvaXitTKUi^ Siaihddpto, 
 
 (18) ^ ' 
 
 CON 
 
 har i6(o, tKTpvxw, Tti'poj, (fydivw, 
 TpifSu), avi/Tpl/Sw : by fiie, kutu- 
 (pXiyofxai : time, diaTpi^iiv Iv 
 TlVt, xP^^o'^piftto). 
 
 Consuming, o»)ios. 
 
 Consummate, avvrtXiw^ dirapTi^u}, 
 
 tKTTOltU}. 
 
 Consummately, TiXtiw^. 
 Consummation, (TvuTiXtia, tcXe/w- 
 
 0't9. 
 
 Consumption, jiidpavai^, fxapaa/uLo^, 
 
 (pdia-rs, <pdoii, uTpcnliiu., T/y^is, 
 
 TiiKtdwv: KUTui/aXwari^. 
 Consimiptive, cvvtijktiko^, /xapu- 
 
 crpd)0»;9, (fydiaiKo^, </)t^ti/uiC»/9. 
 Contact, (Tvi/ufpii, avvdtptia. 
 Contagion, (ji6opd. 
 Contagious, iltdopiKo^. 
 Contain, KaTuXdfxftduo/jLai, irtpi- 
 
 t'xo), KaruKXtLdi, Xf^pt't"- 
 Contaminate, punVw, OLu<l>dttpaK 
 Contamination, pUtua-^'i. 
 Contemn, tK<l>uvXi'^u}, oXiywptw, 
 
 t^ovOtviX^u), KaT«(/>poj/Ea), i/irtp- 
 opdu), dOtpi'^w, d/xtXiu>. 
 Contemner, dXtycopos, KUTacfipoi/i)- 
 
 T»/9. 
 
 Contemplate, diaaKt-n-Tofxai, ^em- 
 ptu), Karai/ota}, auoTriu), saTaaKo- 
 iriw \ the stars, darpovo pitw : mv- 
 self, hoTTTpiX^ufxai., icTOTrrpiX^ofiai. 
 
 Contemplation, 3'£d.pij(ri9, o-/a'»//is, 
 ^toypia : have in — , ti/ vw exctv, 
 £t9 j/oGi/ (iuXXtaBai. 
 
 Contemplative, 3'*tup»;TtKJ9, 
 
 Contemplator, 3-fopov, ^^Ewpi/x/A-dy. 
 
 Contemporary, crw-yy^joj/ov. 
 
 Contempt, h:uT(ufi(,6vi}tTi9, -Trapd- 
 pufxu^ oXiywpiu. 
 
 Contemptible, evKura(jip6i>i}TOi, d- 
 
 Xtytop?;Ti09. 
 
 Contemptuous, dXtytupos, Arara- 
 
 </>poi/»/TlKd9. 
 
 Contemptuously, Ka-raejipovjjTtKw^, 
 
 d/ULtXlfTl. 
 
 Contend, dycoi/t'^opat, ddXtta, fxd- 
 X^^fxat, fxdpvafxai., d/x(pi<T(Si}Tk(o, 
 fpi^o), a-vvTfiuo), Sijpidofxai. 
 
 Contender, £pto-T;)9. 
 
 Content, ivdvfxo^, i'javxo^, avrdp- 
 Kt}9 : to be, dpKtu) : content one- 
 self, dyairdw : MJtli a little, oXi- 
 yapK»;9, 
 
 Contented, to be, dpKtofxai : with, 
 dycnrdu). 
 
 Contentedly, aurdpKaj?. 
 
 Contention^ £pt9, i/uko^, fxdxv, 
 afXo9, dywviafxa. 
 
 Contentious, (piXdvftKo^, IpiaTiKo^. 
 
 Contentiously, IpiaTiKobz. 
 
 Contentment, avTupKeia. 
 
 Conterminous, bfxopo^, Trpoaopo^, 
 fxtdopioi. 
 
 Contest, s. dyd.|/, dOXo^, d'piXXa.— 
 
 V. tpt'^w. 
 Context, o-up-TrXoKi;, (rvvvcpacrpLa. 
 Contiguity, awtxtia, ytnovia 
 
 CON 
 
 'n"Xtj(ridxoopo9. 
 Contiguously, £yyy9, -rrXijalov. 
 Continence, tyKpa-reia, crtotppoav- 
 
 Continent, s. TV£tpo9, 7;.— adj. avv- 
 
 t'Xwi', £yK'paT»;9. 
 Continental, I'lTreipwTit^, 
 Continently, o-yi/£xdJ9, iyKparw^. 
 Contingency, avfxjSa/uLa, tvxv- 
 Contingent, ri/X'/pdv. 
 
 Contingently, Tux»;pa»9, tuxow. 
 
 Continual, diijvtKijs^ (rvvtxnt. 
 
 Continually, (Tvvtxd,<:, BinviKw^, 
 ati., ddiaXtiTTTw^-. 
 
 Continuance, oiaixovi]. 
 
 Continuation, avvtxtia. 
 
 Continue, fxtvw, diuTiXico Trotdii/. 
 
 Continuity, avvix^ia, (Twdf^tia. 
 
 Contortion, avaTpoij),]. 
 
 Contraband, iKdia-fxos:. 
 
 Contract, g. o-yx/dXX«yp«, dXXay,), 
 (Tvvemij.^v. dvTnrfpuaTdvat] 
 o-Tci/oo), o-Ttj/oxwpto,, o-uo-TtXXco, 
 (TvvtXKw^ crvvdyu, : an alliance, 
 (Twd-rrTU) TiVL Kt'/coi, i-myafx- 
 Pptvui : debts, ofptiXoo : for, ip- 
 yoXaftioo. 
 
 Contraction, dj/TiTrtpto-Taats, <rv- 
 
 CTToXri. 
 Contractor, tpyoXdfio^. 
 Contradict, dv-riXiyuy, dvTiXoylw, 
 
 KaTtnrtlv tuh, dvTiyvto/movtw. 
 Contradiction, dvriXuym, dvrip- 
 
 p»;o-i9, dpvi]<Ti9, 
 Contradictory, dvTLXoyiKo^. 
 Contrariety, tvavTiwaiv. 
 Contraiily', tvavriw<i, avTiOkTui^. 
 Contrary, ivav-rio^, dv-rietTo^ : to 
 
 expectation. Trap' tX-rrlSu, TrapvL 
 
 do^av : on tlie ^, di'TiKsiixlvuy^, 
 
 avTijv. 
 
 Contrast, s. 7rapa/3oXj/._v. av/x- 
 
 /3dXXct), 
 
 Contravene, dvTuwfiai. 
 Contravention, avriwai^. 
 Contribute, iiriciowfit, tpavi^w, 
 
 ti<T<l>tf}fo., o-yj/xfXtci), TrpoariOiifit^ 
 
 <rvp.<j}i(>a). 
 Contribution, tlcyfjtopd. 
 Contrite, avv-rpifdi'i^^ crvv^iTpiixfii- 
 
 1/09. 
 Contrition, arvvTpixpi^, a-vvrpiptl 
 Contrivable, £^£i;p£Tto9. 
 Contrivance, p/7xj9, i^evpijpa. 
 Contrive, tx^xavdofxai., /uLijxavtva)^ 
 
 pu'lSojuai. 
 Control, 8. Kddtip^i9, dpx>7.— v. 
 
 Kadeipyo). 
 Controversial, dfx<piaf3tiTiK(js. 
 Controversy, dfx<pi(Tf3fWn<ri^, dfx- 
 
 <pia(3i]Ti]fxa, dfxqyiXoyia, tpts : to 
 
 end, ixXviiv tj/j/ tpiv. 
 Controvert, dvTiyvwp.oviw. 
 Controvertible, dfXfpia^nTijaifxo^. 
 Contumacious, ai/yd5.,9, d7r£te»j9. 
 Contumaciously, ai^a^wi, dirii- 
 
 f^d)9. 
 
 Contumacy, aTrtidtia, avduBeia. 
 Contumelious, vlSpicrTiKo^. 
 Contumeliously, do-£XytI>9, v^piv- 
 
 TlK(Jo<:. 
 
 Contumely, vfipL-i, daiXyeia, Xd.^j/, 
 
 £'7r7ipf ta. 
 Contusion, ^Xdapa. 
 Convalescence, uyitia. 
 Convalescent, i!»yt7;9. 
 Convene, avvti/xi, (TvvijKa). 
 
 Contiguous, avva(l),ii, uyxiytiToov, Conveniency, tvKaipia. 
 
 Convenient, £'7riT7ia£to9, iKav6<s, 
 Xva-iTtXii^, o'lKtLo^, dppi68i09, dp- 
 poxxotj/, a-vvi'jKwv., <rvfi<popo<:. 
 
 Conveniently, (tvvi]k6vtu}^^ ivKai- 
 pw9, £7rtxjj5£tcos : very — , irdvv 
 (■VKaiptD^. 
 
 Convention, <rui/o5o9, n. 
 
 Conventional, a vvoSiko^. 
 
 Conversant, TpifSuv, i/xirtipo^ : to 
 be, o/jLiXico. 
 

 ^ 1 
 
 II 
 
 COR 
 
 Conversation, '7rpo(r(/^0fy/xa, nrapa- 
 (paat^y irpoanyoptvai^, 'jrpoafpw- 
 
 uva<TTpo<p}]. 
 Converse, iJtaXtyo/xat, ts \6yov^ 
 
 k\^tiv. 
 Conversely, dvTiKnutvu}^, auTijV. 
 Conversion, iTriTpo-ni'i. 
 Convert, s. 'Trpo(Ti}\v-ro%. — x. av 
 
 aTpt(p(o^dvucrTpi(pu},tTria-Tptcpu}, 
 
 Tpt-nio : into money, k^ap-^^vpou}. 
 Convex, ku()Tov, iTriKafiirii^, dyKU- 
 
 Xos. 
 
 Convexity, KotXoTrjs. ^ 
 
 Convey, ' irifxirw^ (ptpco, KOfiiX,(», 
 KaTaKOiJ.iX,oi, /iao-Tti^w, vttoko- 
 /ut^co, dvdyu}, dvacptpw^ avyKOfxi- 
 X,oixaL : across, oiaKoixiX^u}, kut- 
 dyu) : away, iKfpipto^ kKKOfxiX^w. 
 
 Conveyance', ox■>]<^'■'i^ tK(p6pu<Tt9, 
 i^opd, dvaKofitrji}. ^ ^ 
 
 Convict, K-aTfcXtyX'^' iTriKpartw^ 
 u'lpiu}. 
 
 Conviction, irXijpoc^opta, yvwfxi], 
 
 Kpicris. 
 Convince, i\tyx<^-, t^tXtyx^^- 
 Convivial, avfiTroaiuKO'S, aofxiruri- 
 
 Convocation, o-uyKXiicris. 
 Convoke, avyKuXtw^ dytipuj^ kjj- 
 
 pucrau}. 
 Convoy, s. -ttojutd'/, dapairtia. — v. 
 
 -Trt'/nra), irapa-rrtfiTrM. 
 Convulse, arvcnrdu}^ craXivio. 
 Convulsion, airacr/^os. 
 Convulsive, <r7ra(ryLiaTtt)5»js. 
 
 Coo, Tpv\(t3. 
 
 Cook, s. juaytjpos, 6\\foiroi6<i. — v. 
 
 tl^U), irtTTTO). 
 Cooked, TTETTTO'S. 
 
 Cookerv, 77 fxaytipiKi]. 
 
 Cool, V.' xlfOxt^'—^*^]- ^vxpo^ '■ grow 
 
 cool, dvaxf/vx^P-o-'^' 
 Cooling, adj. ^vxpoTroios.—s. dva- 
 
 \hvxn- 
 Coolly, i/ai/xp^s- 
 Co-operate, avvaywi/lt.ofiai^ avufo- 
 
 yico. 
 Coot, <^aXapt9. 
 Co-partner, avvtpyo^. 
 Coping of a wall, ytlaov. 
 Copious, tvTTopo^, 6av|/i\i;9, d(pdo- 
 
 vos. 
 Copiously, euTTopajs, d(pd6v(v^. 
 Copiousness, a^tJoi/ia, Trtpiovaia. 
 Copper, x«Xko9. 
 Copper-smith, x«Xk£us. 
 Copse, vtp.o'i^ uX»). 
 Copy, 8. diroypacpov. — v. utto- 
 
 ypdtpo). 
 Coral, KoupaXXioy, KopaXXtov, Xi- 
 
 Cord, s. o-xoii'toi'i K-aXuiotoi;, 0"7r«p- 
 Trj, ^poxo'i' — V. ar(f)iyyw. 
 Cordial, s. 7rapai//i/X''»-— ^■dj. tuvov^, 
 
 fV/ULf.Vl'l'i- 
 
 Cordiality, irpoQvfxla. 
 
 Cordially, irpodu/MU}^, dafiivai. 
 
 Core, yuygXo?. 
 
 Cork, s, (pfXXo?. — v. (Svw. 
 
 Cormorant, aidoia. 
 
 Corn, o-iTo? : fine, ^ut, X""^.""? : 
 corn-merchant, aiTOKaTrijXos, cti- 
 ToTTtoXjjs : corn-contractor, <rtTo- 
 X0709, o-iTa)j/j}9 : measure corn, 
 cnopLtTpilv : provide corn, airo- 
 \oyi(a, tTTta-iTi^OjixfU, <Ti-ra)i/ta>. 
 
 Corner, ywviay ywi/iBiou, dyKu)u. 
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 cov 
 
 Comet, KspaTauXi]^. 
 Corollary, iirifpopa, TrpoaQt'iKij. 
 Coronation, o-tj </>«i/wcrts. 
 Coronet, <TTi(pavi<TKO^. 
 Corporal, atofxaTiKov. 
 Coi-porate, -ttuXitikos. 
 Corporation, 6///nt»s', TroXiTtia. 
 Corporeal, aojuuxiKOv, ato/uaToet- 
 
 o;;s. 
 Corporeally, aa)/xaTi»»a>v. 
 Corpse, (Tiofxa^ i/tM/s, j/tKoJs. 
 Corpulence, vroXucrapK/a. 
 Corpulent, TroXufrapKos, lua-apKOS, 
 
 fityaXoarwuo^, aapKw^ii^. 
 Correct, v. ^lopdoto, KaTO/uOofo, tu- 
 
 t)vvw, dis.vt)uva). — adj. up^o'i. 
 Correction, otoptlaxTts. 
 Corrective, oto/ot^coriKos. 
 Correctly, 6pdu>9. 
 Correctness, opdoTi]^. 
 Corrector, tTrai/op0a)Ti;s, tvduvo^. 
 Correspond, a/OjUOTTto, d/mtii^o/jLai., 
 
 dpco. 
 Correspondence, Koivwuia^ o/xiX/a, 
 
 Correspondent, ^ut'ojoo's. 
 Corroborate, hpaTaiow, i(rx*',o'^<«'' 
 Corroboration, icrxi'pwfis. 
 Corrode, ^tarpwyw, KOTiocu. 
 Corrosion, dudlSpivai^. 
 Corrosive, 5i"'"''t'«''o'v. 
 Corrupt, adj. awrrpu^. — v. Xv/maivo- 
 
 fj-fti, rpQtipu), ctiKJidtLpu} : with 
 
 bribes, KUTaSwpoSoKtu). 
 Corrupter, cpdoptv<!, aTroXvfiavTi^p, 
 
 Vl3pi(TT}h. 
 
 Corruptible, iv<f)6apT09, ivcid- 
 
 (pdopu^. 
 Corruption, ciucf)dnpd, (j)dopd. 
 Corruptly, ^Ltcpdapfxtvu)^, awirpHo'i. 
 
 Corse, 'TTTWfXU. 
 
 Corselet, irzpi^MpaKiciov. 
 Coruscation, daTnuTn). 
 Cosmograpber, ixoa/jLoypdcpo^, 
 Cosmography, ko(t /xoy patpia. 
 Cost, s. TtXos, oairdvi]. 
 Costliness, TroXvTtKfia^ ttoXvtl- 
 
 fi-ia. 
 Costly, ttoXuteX^s. 
 Costume, to-y/js. 
 Cottage, crTi'yjj, tiravXi^, KaXvfti], 
 
 (TKi}ifvdpiov : a small, KuXv(iiov. 
 
 OlKldlOV. 
 
 Cotton, TO ^wXii/oj/, ^vXov^ Pucraoi: 
 
 made of, ^u\ti/os, fdOaaivo's. 
 Couch, s. oipLviov^ kXiot/xo^. — v. 
 
 KUTdKeifxat.. 
 Covenant, s. avvdi'jKt], o/uLoXoyijfxa, 
 
 rru/i^aai':. — v. (rvvTidiipi. 
 Cover, s. TTwfia. — v. kuXvittu). 
 
 nrLKaXviTTU), diroKnuTrTu}, (tvv- 
 
 TrtpitTTtyu), kpitpvo : over, Trtfu- 
 K'aXuTTTto, tri/y/faXuTTTco, kutu- 
 /caXuTTxo), fcirtiaaycu, irtpLfTTtyw. 
 all over, irfpiaTlXXo}, dufpiKu- 
 Xv-TTTOi : with chaff, a'xi'P'''*' '• with 
 earth, 'TnoLXityvvvui : with silver, 
 "Trfpiapyupoo). 
 
 Covered, KrtTacrT«yo9, koXi/tttos : 
 on every side, dpifpijpttpiU : with 
 hair, TtTpixMHtvo^^ Tpix'i'Tov. 
 
 Covering, iTriftXij/iia, (JKtTratrpia. 
 KoXvpLixu^ TTpopoXi]^ KUTdaTpoopa, 
 
 KuXuTTTpn. 
 
 Coverlet, TaTrtj?. 
 
 Covert, o-k/ttij. 
 
 Covet, €Tridi//xia», opiyofxai, itpli- 
 
 CKA 
 
 /uat, yXi'xoAtfti. 
 Covetous, 0tXapyupos, ^iXoxpn- 
 
 yuaTOS, £'7rit)uyLiTj'rtK"Off. 
 Covetousness, (pLXupyupi't, tiTL^r. 
 
 fiia. 
 Cough, s. /e>'/^, 1'/. — V. /3/;TTat, 
 
 XeXi'TTO), XP^M''^''"^/*"*' 
 Council, uvviopLuv^ triAXoytJc, 
 
 /SouXt; : decree of, f^ovXtvua : 
 
 conmaon — , avvtSpiou^ avviX^iim-. 
 Counsel, s. /3oi^Xj;, fiuvXtiu^ jiou- 
 
 Xtunu : evil — , KaKu(3ovXia^ Kouij 
 
 ftovXi], KaKoppa(f}ia. — v. ftuvXii :- 
 
 fiai^ vovdtriu): together, cri'/i/?. n- 
 
 XtOo). 
 Counsellor, ftcvXivrij^^ fn'tard,,: 
 
 function of, ^ovXtia. 
 Count, dpiO/jLtio : upon, iXirofiai. 
 Countenance, /SXt/iyua, TrpJo-wTTor, 
 
 d)\lr. 
 Counter, xf/T/cljoi, »;. 
 Counteract, t/uTroci^a). 
 Counterbalance, a'l/Tto-fjKo'w. 
 Counterfeit, adj., u7rox«Xh'o?, i'tth- 
 
 (3oXifxa7o9. — V. viroKplvofiai. 
 Counterpart, tiKacr/jLu. 
 Counter])oise, dvTim'jKwa-i^, cmir- 
 
 fxa. 
 Countless, dvdpLQpLo^. 
 Coimtry, ay/jos, dypoLKiu, X'^'pi*'': 
 
 native — , Traxpis, irdrpd, yT\ : ( t' 
 
 what , TTU^dTTOS, TTOTaTTo's ; lit 
 
 your — , iifxiowrrc)^ : country-likr. 
 
 dypoiKo^, dypoLKLKo^^ X'*'.""^"-- 
 
 X^^piTtK-os : to live in, ayp«i;Xi( ', 
 
 Tov (iiov iv dypu) dLdyf.iv. 
 Countryman, yttooyds. 
 Countrywoman, x^^ptTj?. 
 Couple, 8. ^tDyos, avvwpl^^ 5uas. — 
 
 V. (Tui/5ia), (TWupfiuTTia^ dinu>. 
 
 iTvvCvu'^a). 
 Couplet, Sia-Tixn^- 
 Courage, 3'apo-ov, /mtuo^^ dpsrv. 
 Courageous, /uax'i/'iwi', ^apaaXtv-, 
 
 uXki/ulo^. 
 Courageously, SrapaaXito^. 
 Courier, ayyapo?, vfiEooSpo/xo^. 
 Course, Spo/ntj/bia^ dpofio^ : of lilf, 
 
 /?to9, £Trix»jO£i;/ua : of the moon, 
 
 crtXiji'jjs TTfoifpopd. 
 Courser, Kt'Xj/s. 
 Court, s. aifXi)^ (iaa-iXftov, xopros: 
 
 of justice, SiKarTTi'jpioi'. — v. pvdo- 
 
 /uat, fivi](TTtCoiii.at, i)ipaTrtvw. 
 Courteous, ao-xeios. 
 Courteously, ao-Tjt'ws. 
 C'ourteousness, t r7rpoo-tjyopt«. 
 Court-like, avXiKo^. 
 Courtly, (iaariXiKujv. 
 Courtship, pvijaTivpLa. 
 Cousin, aVfi|/tds, i^a^tX^os. 
 Cow, 7j /Soils, ou/uaXts : of a co'.v, 
 
 /3otto5. 
 Coward, ^tiXos, kuko^, <fnX6yl/vxos, 
 Cowardice, StiXia. 
 Cowardly, StiXnio^, 
 Cower, uTTOTTT-jJcrcrw. 
 Cow-herd, fiovKoXo^. 
 Cow-house, (ioavXiov, /3ouo-T«<noi'. 
 Cowslip, ({)X6fw^. 
 Coy, iiTroTTTos, ai]d>;9. 
 Coyness, viroxf/ia. 
 Cozen, i^airaTdu). 
 Crab, KapKlvo^. Crab's claws, X'i' 
 
 Xai. 
 Crack, s. (a noise,) i//J(/)os, Kporo^'. 
 
 (an opening,) p^/y/xa, oir/;.— \- 
 
 ^Xfi^to, \l/o<piui. 
 
 I 
 
 * 
 
 ,^6.1 
 
 Cradle, Ta aJirdpyava^ ai koitISe^ : 
 from the, ^tt' uvtvov (rirapydvwv. 
 
 Craft, TT^j/oi/pyta, SoXocjipocrui/ij^ 
 SfLi'OTi};^-, <5dXos. 
 
 Cififtily, 'Trai/oypyws, /cfpoaXtojs, 
 
 CUB 
 
 CUT 
 
 Craitiness, iravovpyijun. 
 
 Crafty, 7raroi;/L»yos, Kf.poaXto?, aXoj- 
 
 TTos, KOKdTtx''o*i ^oXe/jos. 
 Crag, paxtu^ Trtxpa, a-TTO/opwyrts, 
 
 Craggincss, dTroTOfiia. 
 
 Craggy, /^oi»i/u><5»/v, Kpij/ii/uidi;;, diro- 
 
 Cnm, t/xTrXi/poo), Koptui: in, c7rt- 
 
 Crammed, /jtto-To'?. 
 Cramp, TtTiivo^^ o-Tratruds. 
 Citmc, dpirdK-Ttipa., ytpai/o^. 
 Crash, s. /CTeTros, TraVayos, Kuvax'li 
 
 \J/6(po^. — v. (Tpapaytui^ 6Xduj. 
 Crave, Xiirapto, i^uiTtui. 
 Craver, «tT);T»/?, l\tT»j9. 
 Craw-fish, o da-TUKo^, 
 Crawl, i/OTri'^^o) : down, Kadtpirui. 
 ('laziness, i)Xi6i6Tii<i. 
 Crazy, f)Xt't>iOs, ijXtfiaro^. 
 Creak, ^o<l>i(D^ Krvrrtw, dovrrico^ 
 
 Kpilu). 
 Creaking, i//t0upos, Xiyuods. 
 Crease, Trri/x''- 
 Create, kti^co, Trottco, oii/xiovp- 
 
 yt'oj. 
 Creation, *cTio-/xa, KTiai<s. 
 Creator, /cTt<rT»/9, oijfXLovpyo^, iroi- 
 
 Creature, KTiai^^ KTicr/Ma, ffiuToi/. 
 
 Credence, Trio-Tis. 
 
 Credibility, 7rt6«t/dTj;<j. 
 
 Credible, ttio-to?, 7rtti«i;ds. 
 
 Credibly, -Trto-Taiv. 
 
 Credit, s. Trto-xiv : worthy of, a'^td- 
 
 TTto-To?.— v. Trjo-Tcyo), 7rftt<o/xat. 
 Creditable, d^idXoyos. 
 Creditor, Savtiam)^^ XP''*'"'"'''' 
 Credulity, Taxy7r£t0tia, tuTrttOtta. 
 Credulous, einrti6ii^, suiriaTo^. 
 Creed, the Apostlcr,', t6 aOixQo- 
 
 ov Attovtoxlkov. 
 Creek, s. K'dXTros. 
 Creep, 'ipirui^ kpTrvX^m : in, vfpipTria, 
 
 inripxofxui : on, iruoakpTru), k(f)tp- 
 
 'TTvlio : out, t^fpTru^to, k^kpiru) : 
 
 under, ixptpiru). 
 Creeper, kpirtTov. 
 Crescent, o-tXijj/ts. 
 Cress, Kdp6afj.oi/, 
 Crest, X6(poi. 
 Crested, ti//\.o0os. 
 Crevice, KXtidpia, p/'/y/xa. 
 tVew, TrXtiptojua. 
 ^'nb, f/)aTi/j;. 
 (Vicket, ypyXXo9. 
 ^■lier, A:\jyxfjp, Kripv^. 
 Crime, aijia, iyKXij/ma, a/uapn;- 
 
 f* .''■' 7''"P"'^''"*^M«, dpLTrXaKijaa. 
 Criminal, tyKrXj/aaT/Kos, ato-uXos. 
 Criminality, TrXufifxtXna. 
 Criniinally, kyKX})/xaTiKw>i. 
 Eliminate, uiridojuai, kyKnXt'o. 
 Crimination, dutftoXi), tyKXijna. 
 
 tiiTiafia. 
 C riinson, uokko^ : crimson-coloured, 
 
 K0/vM|/09, KOUKll/oPacji}]^. 
 
 Cringe, ^wtttco. 
 
 Cripple, s. xwXds.— v. KoXofidia. 
 Crisis, dK/uf/. 
 
 Crisp, adj. 0DX09.— v. ovXouj. 
 (20) 
 
 Crisping-iron, K-aXa/it9, kuXXvv- 
 
 TpOV. 
 
 Crispness, ouXoti]^. 
 
 Criterion, KpiTijniov, 
 
 Critic, KpiTiTs. 
 
 Critical, aK/uLaXo^^ Kaipio^, tTrl 
 
 ^VpOV «K'yU»/9. 
 
 Criticise, Kpivio. 
 
 Criticism, hpiai^. 
 
 Croak, hpou^M. 
 
 Crocodile, KpoKootiXo^. 
 
 Crocus, Kpoiioi. 
 
 Crony, tratpov, 6t?j9. 
 
 Crook, s. dyiu<TTpov : shepherd's, 
 
 X««^o9, KaXavpov!/. — v. ndpLTTTio. 
 Crooked, tTrtKa/iTri/s, KafxirvXo'i^ 
 
 ayK-yXo9, ya/xi//d9, yva/xTTTo^, 
 
 KVOTO^^ KU<^d9, (TTpf/3Xd9, kXlKOtl- 
 
 St'i^ : to make, Xo^oco, aTptftXou), 
 <TKoXi6u) : crooked-taloned, yu/ixj/- 
 tii/i/^, ya/u«//a)t'uxo9. 
 
 Crookedly, aKoXiw^. 
 
 Crookedness, KafxTrvXoTt}^, cr/coXi- 
 
 OTJJS. 
 
 Croj), s. X»/Vo»/.— V. SptTTOfxai : off 
 
 the top, kiriKtipu). 
 Cross, s. (TTaupds. — v. Trspdw, tte- 
 
 paiou). — adj. 6v(rdps.<rro<i. 
 Cross-bow, KaruTTtXTi]^. 
 Cross-roads, Tpiooo9. 
 Crossway, a/u<jf)o5t>9, dyvid. 
 Cross-wise, kutu x^ao^pioi/. 
 Crow, s. hopwv}]. — v. rpwvtui^ kXu- 
 
 Ciowd, s. oxXo^, TO ttX/'/Oo?. ttXi]- 
 66^. — V. avuadpoi^u}, rtytXd^fo. 
 
 Crowded, crvxi^o^, dOpou^. 
 
 Crown, s. crTi:'f/)ai/o9, aTijupa^ ttXo- 
 Koi : of the head, /jLeaoKpavoi/, 
 Kopv(pii.^ — V. o-Te(/)£n/da), (TTt(j)oo, 
 
 TTfpKTTttpU}, tTTiO-Ti^JOJ, tK'CTTt^Ct), 
 
 ai/airXtKto. 
 
 Crucified, aTuvpwdtU^ (TTuvpip 
 crvfXTrXoKo^. 
 
 Crucifier, a-ravpcoTiji. 
 
 Crucifix, cTTaupds. 
 
 Crucifixion, di/acrTaupttxTtv. 
 
 Crucify, aTccvpuw. 
 
 Crude, <L/xdy, aTrtTTTos. 
 
 Crudely, wfxiu^. 
 
 Crudeness, w/ulotij^. 
 
 Crudity, aVti/Ata, dvarTrtxj/ia. 
 
 Cruel, 3'>jptu)3i}9, aypt09, aTrj/i/i';?, 
 7rfXtt)pto9, x«Xt7r69, dtivo^^ wfxo^. 
 
 Cruelly, oj/xaJv, d/r?;i/aJ9, Xf^Xnrwi. 
 
 Cruelty, ajyudrijs, diruviia^ dypio- 
 T»;9, x<*X£7rdTJ;9. 
 
 Cruet, Xf)Ku6o9, »;. 
 
 Cruise, 8. -TrfptTrXoos. — v. irtpi- 
 
 irXtio. 
 Crumb, i/ft^, xl/ixiov, xj/wfxo^, xfju)- 
 
 fxiafxa. 
 Crumble, XeTTToTrottto, Xeirrvvco, 
 
 Gpavu). 
 Crumbling, XtTTTwai^. 
 Crumple, TTTvaau). pv(ra6(a. 
 Crush, iiTLTpiftu}^ Ka-raTra-rfO)^ Ik- 
 
 "TTitl^u)^ avvaXoidut^ (Tvi'Tpi^oj. 
 Crusliing, tK-TrtEo-yuds, diro^Xi/xpLa. 
 Crust, irXd^, irkXavo^. 
 Cry, duKpvxtu)^ daKpvM, KXaiw : 
 
 out, a-vfx(Sodto^ Kpd'^M, duahpu'^u). 
 Crying. cdi<pvij.a : out, dXoXuy/xds, 
 
 kX a u t^/x vp 1 0-/1 09 . 
 Crystal, KpuaTaXXo<s or -oi/, uaXos. 
 Crystalline, K-puo-TdXXti/o9. 
 Cub, (TKVfxvos^ aKvXa^. 
 Cube, Kv(3o9, 
 
 Cubic, KV^LKO^. 
 
 Cubit, TTjjxv^ : a cubit long, -Trij- 
 Xwaro9, Trj/xi'tos. 
 
 Cuckoo, KUhKV^. 
 
 Cucumber, ctxk-i;9, (tikvo^^ trtirajv. 
 Cud, to chew, dvupia<idofxui. 
 Cudgel, poiraXov. 
 
 C tiff, S. (TKlV^UpKTfXO'i^ KOl/6vXl(Tfx6^. 
 V. KOv6vXlX,U}. 
 
 Cuirass, t^topa^. 
 
 Culinary, ixuynpiKo^. 
 
 Cull, t/vXty(«,fK\tyo/xa/,0/r)fc7ro/uat. 
 
 Culpable, TrXtifx/uLtXi)^^ tTrj/xf/x-TTTos, 
 
 «iXt09, €7rai7-to9. 
 Culprit, 6 <f>ivyu)u. 
 Cultivate, daKkw : the earth, ytu>p- 
 
 y*a». 
 C'ultivation, d<TKi](ri9, ytoopyla. 
 Cultivator, ytwpyd^. 
 Culture, kpyaaia, ^tpairtia. 
 Cumbrous, dxXco6j^9. 
 Cumulate, awpivw. 
 Cumulation, adptvai^. 
 Cunning, s. -Truvovpyia^ BnvuTti^^ 
 
 doXo^>po<Tvvi]. — adj. TTai/oi/pyo?, 
 
 (TO(p6^, otii/ds, o-T-pi/SAds, <TTpO- 
 
 fj>aio<,\ TTaXifxirpaTo^, dyKvXofxii- 
 
 T»/9, iraXivopo/xo^. 
 Cuiniinglly, kv-rkx^w^, ^at^aXtw9, 
 
 T«X'^"<''<*'9, TTauuvpywi. 
 
 Cup, aKVC^O^, TTOTVpiOV, tKTTOOfXa^ 
 5t7ra9, KvXl^, KuXlKlOU, KVTTtXXoif, 
 
 Kpart'ip. 
 Cupbearer, olvoxdo^. 
 Cupid, *Epw9. 
 Cupidity, E-7r(6i7xta. 
 Cur, aKvXu^, KV(t>v. 
 Curable, Idaifxog, tvdEndirtVTo^, 
 
 iaTpevTo^. 
 Curator, otot/c»jT>js. 
 Curdle, Ti/pdot), Trijaao). 
 Cure, s. iao-19, lufxa, uko^. — v. ido- 
 
 fxai. 
 Curiosity, TroXuTrpay/ixoffut/j;. 
 Curious, TroXi/TTpdy/xan'. 
 Curiously, KartaTrouducfxtvio^, irt- 
 
 pitpywi. 
 Curl, 8, ftoa-Tpvxo^, kikivvo^, crrpo- 
 
 <^09, irXoKuixoi. — V. jiu<TTpvxiX,oo, 
 Curly, ouXo9, k'Xtf. 
 Currier, o-KuxoTd/xo?. 
 Curry, o-T-Xtyyi^to. 
 Currycomb, <rTX£yyt9. 
 Curse, s. dpd.—\. dpao/xai, kuteu- 
 
 Cursed, »iraTdpaT09, dpalo^. 
 Cursorily, kp irapaSpofxf], kv irap- 
 
 66(0. 
 Curtail, KoXofiow^ hoXova. 
 Curtailed, koXo(36^, (3paxvi. 
 Curtain, TrapaTrtTaa-fxa. 
 Curvature, /vaju7ri/XdT»;9, itv9. 
 Curve, V. KvpToco, KaTaKd/xirTO). — 
 
 s. (TTrtTpa. 
 Curved, Na/u00«ts, KvpTo^. 
 Curvet, CKiprdw. 
 Curule chair, 6t0po9, nytfxoviKO^. 
 Cushion, KXia-fxo^. 
 Custody, ^vXaK}), (jtvXaKTttpiov. 
 Custom, 1609, TJ0O9, Tpd-Trov, <rvv~ 
 
 vHiia, kTrnudtvfxa : (a tax,) te'Xos, 
 
 0dpos. 
 Customarily, EWiorukvw<:. 
 Customary" tiQiatxtvo<t, k^ni, avi- 
 
 v^n^, vofxifxo^ : it is, -i/o/xt^fcTat . 
 Customer, wvtjrv^. 
 
 Cut, V. TtfXVU), KOTTTW, TTptOi, aXl- 
 
 ^w : about, ttepikotttu}, Trt/otTt/x- 
 
p. 
 
 J- 
 
 h. 
 
 DAR 
 
 V(o : down, KaTaKOTrru), KUTarifx- 
 voi, Ikkotttu) : off, aTro/coTTTto, 
 airoTkfxvu}, avaipiw, ^lar^Qti^w^ 
 viroTtfiuco^ k-KLKoirTw, airuaxit^ : 
 
 out, E/C/COTTTOJ, iKTt/uLVti) : sllOlt, 
 TTf pl/COTTTO), (TUUrtfXl/U) : up, KUTU- 
 KOTTTO), OLaTtflUU}, ai/rtO-^^i'^O), 
 
 fxi(7TvWu) : to pieces, oiappuyvv- 
 fii, Kaxaxi/ti/w, au-y/cuTTTfu. — adj. 
 To/xaios, KoupifjLO'i. — or piece, s. 
 '''f^'lf^cty TOfiiou, uTTOKOfXfxa : cut 
 or gash, rofxij, axiarixa. 
 Cut-purse, X^wvt.oTOfxo'i, (3a\avTio- 
 
 TOfXO^. 
 
 Cutlass, fxdxaipa, ^Kpidiou. 
 Cutler, fiax^aipoTroio^. 
 Cutting, Tu/u>)^ Tfxij/jia : by cutting, 
 TfXTidpv : off, diroKoin), diroTOfxi] : 
 
 out, iKTIULIfCTl^. 
 
 Cuttle-fibh, aiiTTia^ TivQi-s. 
 
 Cycle, kvkXo^. 
 
 Cygnet, kukvo^. 
 
 Cylinder, KvXtvcpo^. 
 
 Cylindrical, KvXivopiKO'i, kv\lv- 
 
 ^poiicm. 
 Cymbal, KuppaXov : play upon, 
 
 KVfxftuXil^a). 
 Cypress, /c^TraptTTOs, t). 
 Cypress-bearing, Mf7raptTTOTpJ</>os, 
 
 DEA 
 
 Dark, yi/o(fiwot]9, ^ofpwSi]^, <tko- 
 
 D. 
 
 Dactyl, ddKTvXo<:. 
 
 Daffodil, d(T(l)6d(Xo<3^ dvQipiKik. 
 
 Dagger, kyxttpidiov, ^Kpioiov, fia- 
 
 X^t'ptoioi/. 
 Daily, adj. 6 Kad' vfitpau, hpapivo^^ 
 
 «7riouo-£os, Ed)})uEpiv6^ adv. Kad' 
 
 iKua-Tijv imtpav, o<Ti]p.ipai. 
 Daintily, dfipw^. 
 Daintiness, d/?poT7js. 
 Dainty, d(3pd<i, Xix^o^ : dainties, 
 
 eoicrpaTu. 
 D.ile, ay/co9, viTroi, 
 Dally, (pXvaptu). 
 Dam, To/va9. 
 
 Damage, /3\a/9»;, litjmia, dwy), irTtfia. 
 Dame, ot^iroiva. 
 Damn, KcnaKpivu). 
 Damnation, ^aTfi/cptcri?. 
 Damned, KaTUKpiro^. 
 Damp, uypds, votlo^. 
 Dampness, vypo-rii^. 
 Damsel, Konrj, Kopdcriov. 
 Damson, ^pdj^vXov. 
 Dance, s. xopfci", X^P*^'. X'^P^^f^"' 
 
 v. XOptVOO, TTtpLXOptUU}, OpXtO- 
 
 fxai. 
 Dancer, opxw'^'i. x^P^'^''"''* • op- 
 
 XntTTpia^ dpX'JO'TpiS. 
 
 Dancing, X"P'^«i opxu<^'-^, opxu- 
 
 (TTVI. 
 
 Dandle, ay/cct^o/iot, dyKai ex**"- 
 Danger, kLvBui/o^^ Kivovvivfia : to 
 escape, Biacpiuytiv kIv^vvov : to 
 be out of, t^oj or Truppu) tuiu kiv- 
 6ui/u}u Ell/at : without, aKtvovvu)^, 
 d<r(paX(os. 
 Dangerous, Ittlklv^jvuo^^ £Trt(r(pa- 
 
 Dangerously, iiriKt.vSuvuo'i. 
 
 Dare, xoX/uao), ^apa-iu). 
 
 Daring, ^appaXt ;?, ^apcraXto<:, 
 
 TXudvfXO^, ToXjU^lpog. 
 
 Daringly, ^apauXt'09. 
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 TEifos, <T\oxu)6fjs, opfpvalut, ni- 
 Xas, a/iavpds, kpt^tvvoi^ Suocpe- 
 
 Darken, vTroKpuirTui, d/uLcmpuw^ 
 
 rr/coTt^o), a-KoTouK 
 Darkness,^ X,6(pu^, a/coTos, a'xXi/s. 
 
 (TKOTia, iptfio^. 
 Darling, T« iraiciKd. 
 Darn, pd-TTTco, dvappdir-rw. 
 Dart, s. To^tvpLa, dicrTos, /3iXos, 
 
 tJs : beyond the reach of, t^w 
 
 ^tXoUS. V. (.KTO^tVM, dKvVTlX^ia, 
 
 t^a(lni]jxi, To^tCw, lidXXw. 
 
 Dash, dnd(T<ru), pi^aau) : against, 
 TTpoarf^uXXu}, ifrdyio, TrpoaKpovu), 
 ■Trpo<Tdyuv/uLL : against the gruund, 
 kouipi^ui : together, avpiir%lia. 
 
 Dastard, Ka/cds, oitXds. 
 
 Dastardly, kukw^. 
 
 Date (a fruit), oa/cryXos, (3dXavo^ : 
 (of time,) Xf» "Vos. 
 
 Date-tree, c}>oivi^. 
 
 Daub, KaTairXdcraopai. 
 
 Daughter, 7; Trals, ^uyaVijo : dim. 
 -S-yyarptov : — -in law, 1) i/yds. 
 
 Daunt, fpoPtd), i/c0o/3tw, Trr^aaw. 
 Dauntless, ddtifxavros. 
 Daw, KoXotds. 
 
 Dawn, s. Tnplopdpov, XvKavyh, 
 'da}9 : at dawn, vtto ti/u irpwT^v 
 coj, cifxa tw, a'yua n/mtpu : at dawn 
 of day, vTroXafjLTrou<rr]9 I'jptpa^. — 
 V. dvaTtXXopiaL. 
 Dawning, aVaToXij. 
 Day, r'lfiipa, VI^"P '■ birth-day, yt- 
 I'tdXiov: all day long, Trai/tj^tpoi/ : 
 living for a day, vfupd^to'i, icptj- 
 /xfpo^ : day approaches, tyyi'^d 
 Vfxtpa : every day, Kud' inda-njv 
 vp.ipav : in the' day-time, ptd' 
 ^titpay, Sl hpipa-i : in our day, 
 tTTi T/ys iifjLSTtpa^ ytvtd<i : to-day, 
 (TYififpov or Ttj/uLtpov : through the 
 whole day, oXj;i; T»;y iipipav : to 
 this day, fitxpi rTj^ Ti'ijuLtpuu nixi- 
 pa^ : day after to-juonow, /; ptT- 
 avptov vp.ipa^ pETaupioi/,Trj Tpirij 
 Tifxtpa: the day following,' x^ vo-- 
 Tfpaia. 
 
 Day-book, itptj/uLtpU. 
 
 Day-break, updpo^ : at — , d/xa tii 
 V fit pa. 
 
 Day-light, XvKtj. 
 
 Day-star, (pco(r^6po9^ iu}<r(p6po9. 
 
 Dazzle, dpftXvvu). 
 
 Dazzling, Xa/uTrpos, (mXirvo^. 
 
 Deacon, SidKovos. 
 
 Dead, dTTodavdfu, veKpo^ : the dead, 
 oi KUfioifTi^, ol TrXtioi/ES : dead of 
 
 night, ?; dK/xd^ounra vv^. 
 
 Deadly, 3-at/aTj;^o'pos, ^avdcrifxo^, 
 
 naipio's. 
 
 Deaf, ATto^os, dvi]Koos : rather 
 
 vir6Kw<po<i : to be, Kuxpoonai. 
 
 Deafness, Kcix^axrts, dv^Kota. 
 
 Deal, V, dyopdX^u}^ KUTniXtuoo 
 
 Dealer, /caTnjXus, tfXTropo^. 
 
 Dealing, tryj/aXXa-yuo, (rvvovaia, 
 
 o/ui\ia. 
 Dear, (piXo's, Trpoa-tpiXt)^, iroXvTi- 
 
 fXO^, EVTlUO<3. 
 
 Dearly, iroXv-ripLto^. 
 Dearness, iroXvTipia. 
 Dearth, aTTavoaiTia^ Ivona. 
 Death, 3'a'i'a'ros, polpu^ >'; toZ ftiov 
 TfXi.vT}), TroV/ios, KaTctXucrts, </)J- 
 
 V09 : eternal, S'ai/axos altovio^ 
 
 worthy of, <p6vov d^^io's : to put 
 to, SravaTou). 
 Deathless, ddduuTo^. 
 Death-like, ^ui'uTwCt)^. 
 Deliar, tipyw^ KotXvu). 
 Debase, ^auX/^o), TaTrttuuw. 
 Debasement, TUTrtii/axri^. 
 Debate, v. 6iaXtyop.ai. — s. dp<pt- 
 
 Xoyiu. 
 Debauch, Karaiax^i'tJ^., <pdtipu'^ 
 XcofSdo/xai^ KwrapoLXtvu). 
 
 Debaudiee, poixo^, Xvptwv. 
 
 Debauchery, aKtjXaariu, dKpdreia. 
 
 Debilitate, da6ti/6u). 
 
 Debility, da^tutui, dopiotTTia. 
 
 Debt, u(l)tiXii/x(t, x."*^t>s, ^uytto-yurt : 
 to forgive, d(;»iiX);;Ua «(/>itWi : to 
 pay, d«/>ttXjj/i« CLuXutiv: to be in, 
 ocptiXiiv rivl TO XPt't^s : to dis- 
 charge debts, XPtwXi/Ttrj/,Ta x."ta 
 ciaXvtiv. 
 
 Debtor, y7roxpea)S,XP£a)(rTJjs,t)0ft- 
 
 XtTlJS. 
 
 Decade, ctKa^. 
 Decamp, dvaa-KEvd^o/xai. 
 Decanter, oivoxof}- 
 Decapitate, irtXi/u'^a), t<Z irtXtKEi 
 iraiui, KKpaXoTopw, EKTpuX'iXi- 
 
 Decay, s. fxdpavai<s. — v. cpQivvQu), 
 
 fxapaii/ofxai. 
 Decease, s. teXevti), 5-«'i/aTos, fi6- 
 
 po^. — v.TtXtyTacu Tov jilov^ dirip- 
 
 XOfiai. 
 
 Deceased, i/fK-pd9, dirtXOcov, f/i^tTo's. 
 
 Deceit, ioXo^, Trui/uvpyia, dirdTi]. 
 
 Deceitful, a7r«Tj;Xds, aTraTjjTtKds, 
 
 \f/tv6fl9, duXtpO^, odXtOS, VTTUCO- 
 
 Xio'i., TrXaVos, £7rtK-Xo7ros. 
 Deceitfully, ooXtnw?, ooXicos, dira- 
 
 T»jXt0S. 
 
 Deceive, diroTrXavdu}, d-TraTuu), 
 
 E^a-n-uTau), irapdyw, xf/EvSopui, 
 
 acpaXXu), cfuvaKil^u} : easily de- 
 ceived, tVl^UTrdTIJTV^. 
 
 Deceiver, au<pLaTii^, diraniTiKo^, 
 
 *l/EVCrT1]<i. 
 
 Dccemvirate, SEnaocipxta. 
 
 Decemviri, oi otKa dpxovri^. 
 
 Decency, Koa/xo^, to Trpiirov. 
 
 Decennial, SEKatTt']^. 
 
 Decent, irpi-rroi/, Uov, iiriEiKt^. 
 
 Decently, Evirpnru}<s. 
 
 Deception, airaVj;, ^JXos, iravovp- 
 
 yia. 
 
 Deceptive, aVaTi/TtKo'v 
 Decide, ci«6»Ka^aj, diaKplvui : 
 
 against, KaTayLvuxjKui, 
 Decimate, dtKaTEvvo. 
 Decimation, ^indTtvaL-i. 
 Decision, /cpio-ts, iidKpicri^, oiaSc- 
 
 Kacria, \}/fj<po9, »;. 
 Decisive, (BtjSaiwTtKd^. 
 Deck, V. -jripioTiXXu). 
 Decks (of a ship), KUTaarpuifxara, 
 
 (rauiico/xaTa. 
 Declaim, (ptovaaKtw, ptjroptvoj. 
 Declaimer, Xoyo-jroids, fpu)va(rK69, 
 
 6i}HJiy6po<i, tKKXi](ria<TTii^. 
 Declamation, Xoyoiroua, (pwvatr- 
 
 KLU. 
 
 Declamatory, ^.j/xjjyoptKo's. 
 Declaration, ^jjXwo-is. 
 Declaratory, £j/XwTt\-o's. 
 Declare, k^^pavLlw, o,)X6oo, u,,uvu^^ 
 
 EKfpruvo), dTTOfpaiuu), k^EptJi. 
 Declination, A.X/cris. 
 
 PEP 
 
 Decline, v. d-n-oKXcifoo, eVc^Ei^yo) • 
 (become less,) kXaaadopiai. — s. 
 pidpitvari9. 
 
 Declivity, TO ^dTaI/T^9, to iroai/h, 
 KXipa^ kX ITU'S. 
 
 Decoct, dcfiiyj/u). 
 
 Decoction, Ei},,,pa, kiJ/ijTou^dcpkyl/ii- 
 
 Decorate, Tifxdoo, Koafxioj. 
 Decoration, Koafxyjai^. 
 Decorator, KoafxijTuyp. 
 Decorous, K-aXds, evaxt'i/xooi,, (teu- 
 
 Decorously, KaXws, Evcrxntxduui^, 
 
 <TEjUVU)S. 
 
 Decorum, KaXoKdyaOla, k^XXos, 
 K-oo-/xtoT»/v, T(i KaXoi;, to irptinw ' 
 Decoy, s. ^Ay,,xpoz;, kiruycoyf), 
 ^tXtap.-y kirdyco.^.jpdco, ec^eX- 
 Kuw, dEXealw, iraXEVu). 
 Decoying, ^EXKTt'iow^. 
 Decrease, s. ^Mwatsr, kXdaaujpa.-- 
 V. fxEiovadui, kXuTTovadai. 
 Decree s. coy pa, xJ/i'Kpiapa. — v. 
 y^^i^iloy, yjn]<J>ilo/jiai : against, 
 KuTaxEipoTouta, : it is decreed, 
 tifXapTai, TTiTrpioTui. 
 Decreed, tt^oypLivo^. 
 Decrcpid, x<^Xo's. 
 Deciy, uTruf,oKLpdX,(o. 
 Dedicate, KudiEpdui, Tiditpi, duuTl- 
 
 0»//ii, itpEuu) Tw Oeco, dipocndui. 
 Dedication, Ku^upuicri^^ dvdiiE(n<i. 
 Deduct, virooTiXXopat, v<paipio). 
 Deed, TrpdAs, irpdypia, 'ipyov, 
 ^pyfJ-a : ill-deed, KaKovpy,,pa, 
 aoiKiipa: in very deed, tw oi/ti, 
 tpyo), TO) Epyio. 
 Deem, vykofxai, oiofxai, Kpivto. 
 Deep, adj. /ifa«t/s.— s. TrtXayov, dXs, 
 
 •jaXutrcro. 
 Deepen, fiuQvvuj. 
 Deeply, ^a6tw^. 
 Deepness, (iudvTi]^. 
 Deer, £Xa</)os. 
 Deface, k^aXii<pM. 
 Defacement, l^dXEixpL^. 
 Defamatory, /9X««t(/)»;uos. 
 Defame, 'duKp^jpilto, ovff^njpioo, 
 
 pr\.a(T(p1)fitU), CKKTVpUi. 
 
 Dcfamer, fiXdacpijfxo^^ Xoicupo^. 
 Default, s. TTTulafxa, t^Xs * 1/^49 : to 
 
 niake a, ffjvyoSiKtu). 
 Defeat, s. jJTTa, 'TTTaia/xa. — v. j;o-- 
 
 Defect, iXXf i\}/i^. 
 Defection, aTroaTaaia, ikXehJ/k:. 
 Defective, eXXeiittiko^^ kXXiwjh. 
 Defence, irpoaTaTiia, duTiXinf/t^. 
 
 airoXoyia, avvijyopia, pvpa. 
 Defenceless, a7^o7;0/;To9, dvfpKih. 
 Defend, dp.vvonui, iirtpainrilu,. 
 
 'TrpoTToXEpiu), irpopdxppai, k-rrup. 
 
 Kiw TTpotaTapai, (pvXdTTui^ 6ia- 
 
 Defendant, o ^ti^ywi/, 6 «7roXoyou- 
 /x£i/09, o kv ulTia d)u, o uIt'iuv 
 
 EXCiV. 
 
 Defender, VTrEpa<nrt<rTi)^^ avuvyo- 
 
 P09, dpiVVTlup. 
 
 Defensive, dpyvTripio^. 
 
 Defer, dvafidXXw, ^pa66i/u), 6ia- 
 
 Tpifiio, kyxpoviX^ui, Si]6vva}. 
 Deference, EuXdfiEia, ^d/i/3o9. 
 Defiance, TrpoKXijo-i^. 
 Deficiency, tXXtiyuyua, eXXeivj/l^. 
 Deficient, kvdEm : to be, kiridEvo 
 
 fiai. 
 
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 TOV 
 TOV 
 
 DEL 
 
 Defile, fxoXvuu,, al<rxvu(o, dEiKtYa,, 
 MiaLi^co, KaTapiahcv, 7raXdaa<v. 
 
 Defilement pdXvapa. p6Xvv<ri,. 
 
 I n-hne, opilu,, Kadopl^ro, ir^piopiYw, 
 -rri-piynafpio, Sion^lopiui. ' ^ ^ ' 
 
 Definition, ono9, opi(Tp6^. 
 Definuive, dpi<TTl^ov. 
 Doform, UTipd^w, dpop<{yoi, iroid>. 
 l^ctormed, aa-x>'ipwi>, dpop<po9. 
 Deformity, aiaxpoT„9, o.a£/a.,«, 
 ttpop<pt.a. 
 Defraud, irapaKpovw, dTrovoad^lYu,, 
 
 airoCTTEpEW, k^a-TTUTdco, 7r«L- 
 KOTTTU). 
 
 Defraudcr, aVo(rT£p„T09, <n;\7,T,j9. 
 I^ctray, tpai/j^oj, XOf»/ytaj. 
 Defrayer, xopj/yo'9. 
 refraymg, xopyiyia. 
 J>etunct, ^uudw. 
 Defy, TrpoKaXiopai. 
 Degeneracy, dyivEia. 
 Degenerate, v. k^iaTuaQat 
 ykvov^, KaTcnriTTTEiu diro 
 
 yiUOV^, EKTpETTEadai. 
 
 Degradation, uTipia. 
 Degrade, dTi,x6io, dTipidloy. 
 Degree, tu^,, : by degiVes, Kara 
 /ii/v-poi., axpt>«5, kirl fSpaxv^dKno- 
 Viyuj<i Tjptfxa : to a surprising de- 
 gree, jraupna-Tui/ ocjov. 
 
 Deification, diroQkuj<iL^. 
 
 Deify, uTroQtou}. 
 
 Deign, d^idw. 
 
 Deity, caip.wv, to ^eTov. 
 
 Deject, KaTaf3dX\(o, tutteivoic : to 
 be dejected, d^Opa,<; exeii'. 
 
 Dejected, oJo-euyuov, KadEiukuo^, 
 
 J)eiection, d^vpia. 
 
 Delay, s.-rp«/3,/, o\aTp./3,',, dva^oXi,, 
 oi/a/ATj(rt9, /xoi/i/, sy xpoVio-iv, kut- 
 ox»/, ETTOX'/, -n-apt'AK-uat?, ;uAX»,- 
 <ri9, oKvo<i: without, «i/i/7r*petVa.9 
 
 OM«XXj/t/._V. XPO^z'^m, OiUTpifiuy, 
 Ppaduvu,, pkXXw, OKukco, ondOvcjo 
 Epptvui Tivl fiapiXXu}, dvnfidX- 
 J^ofxaL, dvaTiQEpcu ih vaTEpuv. 
 Delayer, ^£XX.,x,',9, d/ci/i/pJs. 
 Delaying, duu(3oXf,, v7rEp,,pepia, 
 MtXX»;<rt9. 
 
 Delectable, j'/oi/?, TEp'7ri/o'9. 
 Delectablv, 7;(5tw9. 
 Delegate, 's. irpEcrpEVTh^, dfrda-To- 
 Ao9 — ^v. kiriTpkirvo, diroaTiXXu}, 
 aTroTTEpTrw, ki/TE\Xopai. 
 Delegation, -rrpEaftEiu, TrpkaBivtri's. 
 De eterious, oXki^pio^^ (iXa^Epo^. 
 Deliberate, crvp(3uvXE{>w, piiri^o- 
 fiai, CKt-TrTo/xui, (^ovXEvopai. 
 Deliberately, i\- Trpopoia^, kv -rrpo- 
 ttiptaKus!, irpotwpapkuuy^ EuXa- 
 
 Deliberation, fSouXEvpa, (rvfxpoO- 
 
 AEucri^, <Tvp(iovXEvp.a. 
 Deliberative, avp^ovXEVTiKo^. 
 Delicacy, d^poavvi]. 
 Delicate diraXo^, Tpv<pEp6^, d/Spd^. 
 De icately, Tpu^tpis, djSpw^. 
 Delicious, Xapo'9. 
 Deliciously, jjSem^. 
 
 Delight, 8. EV(l,poa-Ul>tU TEpTTloXiK 
 
 Ttpi/,ts, tpiXtjSia.—y. TfV-Tra., eu- 
 <ppaipa,, vdOuui : it delights, -rkp- 
 'JTii, Eu jjSovTJ koTTi : to be de 
 lighted, Eucppaiuofxai, TtpTrouai 
 X«'pt". 
 
 Delightful, T£p7ri/d9, JICV9. 
 
 Delightfully, 7/at'a,9. 
 
 Delineate, KUTaypdcpco, Biaypd<pco. 
 
 DEP 
 
 (TKiaypacpEw. 
 
 Delineation, KUTayparpr,. 
 
 Delinquency, irX^ppiXEta, dpidp- 
 Tiifxa. 
 
 Deliiiriuent, dpapTwXo^. 
 
 Dclnions, «</,pa.i., tKOTaTt/cJs. 
 
 Delirium, tKaTuat's 
 
 Deliver, a'-TraXXd-rTa), XuTpoi/xai, 
 
 eXevVepom, Xv(o, diroX(,ui, TTEpiaw- 
 
 1^).- an oracle, xpdu, : up, Trapa- 
 
 oioujpi, tyxEtpl^u). 
 Deliverance, iXtuUtpoxr/v, drLtats, 
 
 Ay-rpa)(ri9, Xum9. 
 Deliverer, trojxjyp, Xu-tikot?';?. 
 Delivery, Xyo-t9, awTJioia. 
 Delude, KaTUTrallu,', kimrailco, 
 
 aKCDTTTUK 
 
 Dehuler, x^^vaaTth. 
 
 Delve, (TKUTTTU). 
 
 Delver, aKairTvp. 
 Deluge, s. ^aTa^Xl;o■£9, KaTaKXv- 
 cr/xo9.— v. ^ttTa^:X^'^^a). 
 Delusion. yoj'iTtvpa, payyaviia. 
 l>eiusive, diraTiiTiKO's. 
 Demagogue, Sijfxuyu^ydi, 5i?u»;yo'- 
 
 P09. ' 
 
 Demand, s. d^iwpa, alTijpa, k^. 
 
 atT7/ai9, TrpoKX.ifft?.— V. a'lTkco, 
 
 a^ioo), E^atTEu, aWkopai, Stofxai^ 
 
 kuXeu) : back, d-rraiTEUi. 
 Demander, atT7jT»;9. 
 Demean oneself, t'xouat. 
 Demeanour, axfjpa. 
 Demerit, dvu^ia. 
 Demi-god, vpWeo^. 
 Demise, s. ^dvuTo^.—v, KUTaXtt- 
 
 Trw, oiuTidEpai. 
 Democracy, 6i]uoKpaTia, di'ipoi. 
 1 )emocratical, ciipoKpuTiKos. 
 r)emolish,^ KUTaaTpkcpopai, kutu- 
 pdXXiu, oiaipku). 
 Demolisher, dvaipkT^s. 
 Demolition, KUTafSoXi,, KadaipKris. 
 Demon, iaipovwv, cuipcov. 
 Demonstrate, SEiKvupi, dvacEU vv- 
 /it, dvacpahw, kpcpavilu,, diroSEi- 
 Ki/vpi, kindkiKvvpi. 
 Demonstration, dir66Ei^L<s, dud- 
 <pav(Ti'i. 
 
 Demonstrative, dirodtiKTLKo^, 
 
 Demure, aKuOpwird^. 
 
 Den, <Pu)Xe69, x';f"/wo's. 
 
 Denial, dirdpvi]^^, k^dpvijai^, ap~ 
 
 Denier, t^apvo9. 
 
 Denominate, diroKaXioi, kirovo- 
 palu). 
 
 Denomination, kiru>vvpia. 
 Denote, Giifxaiovpai, diroa^uaivio. 
 Denounce,^ aVayyt'XXaj, KUTuy- 
 
 ytXXw, d-Trayopii^a,, diroKuXkui. 
 Dense crTKppd's, iraxvi, irvKPo^. 
 Densely, ttukvu)^. 
 Density, -rrvhi/oTij's, iraxoTijs. 
 Denunciation, TrapayytAm, cpdai^. 
 Deny, apviopai, t^upi-ds npi^ 
 avuvEvm, aTruvEvco, dirELTrw.dirap- 
 vEopai : stiongly, KaTapvtopLai • 
 openly, k^apvkopai. 
 Depart, diroxwpEU}, d-n-uXXdTTo- 
 fxat, dirEpxopai, k^kpxopai, dim- 
 pi, oixofxut: from lift-, d-TroXtyfo-- 
 
 i)ul TOV /3lOI>, diriEVfU TOV (iinv, 
 dtrodaVElv, VTTEKXOOpElV TOV Qiov 
 
 Department, pkpo<3, piEph. 
 Departure, «y*X^i;o-t9, aTraXXayi,, 
 
 X'^'pV'rL^, Eh:(3u(Ti<>\ dTToxwptiaivl 
 
 dipi^i-;^ ciuXl'o-19, t^ooos, 7;. 
 
li . 
 
 hi \ 
 
 I ^y 
 
 
 fi 
 
 ic m 
 
 hi 
 
 n 
 
 DES 
 
 Depend upon, iKKplfiafiai, i^d-rr- 
 TOfiai : it — upon me, stt' i/moi 
 i<TTi : upon us, icp' vfxlu iari. 
 
 Depict, KaTaypdcpw. 
 
 Deplorable, oXotpvprio's, 
 
 Deplorably, oiK-rpu)^. 
 
 Deplore, 2rpj)viu), KUTaoaKovto, d- 
 vaK\aiui^ KaTu\o(l)upofxut^ diroou- 
 pofiai, «TroK/\ata) : the dead, da- 
 Kpvcj Tov aTTu^avuvTa^ uXorftupo- 
 /j.ai, /caT«6ojjffc(t), KOTTTOfxai^TuTr- 
 TopaL. 
 
 Deplored, oaupvTo^. 
 
 Deplorcr, ^pi]u>irt'ip. 
 
 Dej)oncnt, /x«otu9. 
 
 Depopulate, iKTrondtw, Sia-nipdco. 
 
 Depopulation, Troo^ijcris. 
 
 Depopulator, Tropdij-rih' 
 
 Deportment, rpoVos, »;0rj, t«. 
 
 Depose, dirox^ipoToviu) : bear wit- 
 ness, fxapTuptu), pupTvnopai, 
 
 Deposit, s.'7rapai<aTu^iiKii, ^ifia. — 
 V. KUTaTi^ifxai, TTupaKaraTlQi]- 
 
 fJLl. 
 
 Deposition, pap-rvnia. 
 Depi"avatiou, irapaTpoirii^ oiaa-rpo- 
 
 <t>n. 
 Deprave, SiafpOtipw, oia<npi<poi. 
 Depraved, Troi/jjoos, </)au\o9. 
 Depravity, irovupia^ KUKia^ <pav\6- 
 
 T7JS. 
 
 Deprecate, KaTaotopai. 
 Deprecation, TrapaiTyjcrL^. 
 Deprecative, TrapaLTijTiKo^. 
 Depredate, avXdto, uiroavXdoo. 
 Depredation, orvXrjcri'i. 
 Depredator, avXijTnp. 
 Depress, TaTrtii/uw, KaTaTriiX,uK 
 
 vTrolidXXu). 
 Depression, Tairtiuaxri^. 
 Deprivation, <7T«o7/cris, dTroaTtpi}- 
 
 <rts. 
 Deprive, cr-ripiu)^ XTjTao), opipavi- 
 
 X^o)^ nTToarTspiu} : of, diroarvXiu) : 
 
 to be deprived, vcTTipiopai. 
 Depth, TO paQv, (3d6o^, /t?a6yT)j«, 
 
 fikvdo^. 
 Deputation, Trpta-fitia. 
 Depute, duTiKiidicTTtjui. 
 Deputy, y7rj|ptTj;9, duoiftuTo^. 
 Dereliction, irapuXEixj/i^. 
 Deride, j^Xti/a^o), o-kcotttm, Ku-ra- 
 
 fxwKdo/mai, /caTayc\«ai, cyytXaco, 
 
 airoCT/ctoTTTa), Kay^dX^co. 
 Derider, KUTaytXaa-ri)^, aKMiTTi]';^ 
 
 \XtV(i<rTr]<i^ fxwKo^. 
 Derision, \Xevaaia, ^Xivacrfio^^ 
 
 ^laai/o/xos, KardytXco^, tTri'x"."- 
 
 fxa. 
 Derisive, ^^Xcyao-TiKos. 
 Derivation, Tranayuiyt]. 
 Derivative, Trapaytoyos. 
 Derive, irapdyu) : advantage, cVtto- 
 
 Xauoo^ u)(f>f.Xtnpai. 
 Derogate, /meiou). 
 Derogation, pif-iwai^. 
 Derogatory, dipaiptTiKo^^ /xeiwti- 
 
 /cos. 
 Descant, uxvlu). 
 Descend, Kn-rafiaivoa^ uaTtny^o,uai : 
 
 to be nobly descended, yiyi/tadai 
 
 Ka\u><i. 
 Descendant, tyyoi/os, diroyovo?, 
 
 l/cyofos, yiuiOXou. 
 Descent, KUTdftaai^, KaTaf^adpui : 
 
 y£i/e<ris. 
 Describe, uTroypdcpio^ diaypd(pw^ 
 
 SiaTvirooa. 
 
 (•23) 
 
 DES 
 
 Description, Siayparp^i, Trinit'iyi)- 
 (ris. 
 
 Descriptive, -TrfptrjyjjTiKos. 
 
 Descrv, dtu^otw. 
 
 Desert, (merit,) cutpytTtj/ua, 17 d- 
 ^ia : (wilderness,) i.pi]po^, ij ipi]- 
 fJLia. — adj. £jO»j/xos, dftpoTo^. — v. 
 diroXtiiru}^ diroXipirdvw^ iptj/xvu} : 
 to an enemy, avTOfxo\:<v, oia- 
 (fisuyto. 
 
 Deserted, dTroXsLcfydth, povo-i. 
 
 Deserter, XtLTroTu^ia^^ avropoXo^^ 
 
 \ei7roT«ICT7/S, XiLTTOaTpdTlO^. 
 
 Desertion, XinroaTpaTtia, Xniro- 
 
 Deserve, d^id^ ilpi : well of any 
 one, tvipyf-Ttlv Tiva, iviroif.'iv 
 Tiva : ill of, kuku)^ ttoliTv tlvu. 
 
 Deservedly, £imo— to?, d^tojv, kut 
 d^lav. 
 
 Deserving, u^to?. 
 
 Design, v. oiavoiupai. 
 
 Designation, cn]pilov, d-rrdtiL^i^. 
 
 Designate, dirodi.iKvvpi. 
 
 Designedly, Ik Trpoaiptcrtu)^, th. 
 irpovoia^. 
 
 Designing, f.^1^\av^^lK6^. 
 
 Desirable, tiritJuaj/Tos, kimroQi]- 
 
 T09, TToOftJ/O?, tU»CT09, ttloETO?, 
 
 f-V)(J]<s agio's. 
 Desire, s. iTriGvpiia^ irpaQvpia^ tto- 
 "3'os, i'yuf nos, ipo": : earnest, tTridu- 
 /u»;(rts, iirnroOijcrt'i : of power, 
 irXeovt^ia : to fail of,- diroTvy- 
 Xdvsiv Ttji iXttigo^. — V. opiyopat^ 
 ETTidupitt}, ((piF/uat, iroQtio, iiri- 
 
 TTodttO, ipdu)^ iXcopUl^ IfliLpw^ 
 
 p.aipdin^ iroo^vpiopat : earnestly, 
 tTTtiix^opai, tTriJu/xfcO), tTrt^j/Ttcu, 
 yXi^opaL : to leatn, /xa3'»jTitta), 
 partly kiri^vpiti. 
 Desirous, iTri^vpuw^ x/x£tpo/xci/09, 
 
 Desist, V. a</)liTT»JUt, «7rO<TT«Tta), 
 
 Xi'iyoi^ TTitvopai, aTTo'mtuop.m. 
 
 Desk, Kl(TTJJ, KlO-TtS, Kl^WTOS. 
 
 Desolate, adj. tpi]po<i, ai/ao-Taros. 
 
 — V. ipT]p6to, x^U'^f^' 
 Desolation, ipnpwai^, TrJpfjjart?, 
 
 lpi]fxia. 
 Despair, s. aTroyi/ajais. dutXTriaTia, 
 d^XTTTia. — V. dTTiXiriX^a), diro- 
 ytj/coa/coi, d^vpto), d^O/xco^ or 
 
 Despairingly, duEXirla-TU)^. 
 Desperate, aVt\7ricrTos. 
 Desperately, dirty i^toKorw's : to be 
 
 — in love, IpwTopavtlu, Ittl- 
 paivta^al tiui. 
 
 Desperation, dviXTricrTia. 
 
 Despicable, (puuXo-i. 
 
 Despicably, <pauX(o^. 
 
 Despise, cK'^auXi^oj, suteX/^co, t^- 
 
 Despiser, /cara r^oo j/7jt>;s. 
 
 Despoil, cvXatt), ctTrocruXao), diro- 
 
 yvpvou), TrtpKTuXdto. 
 Despond, d^vptw^ ^jva2rvptw^ du(r- 
 
 ^v/xa)9, dirouivoiiptuu)^ ^X^"'* 
 Despondency, d^vpi(t. 
 Desponding, SucrtXTri^. 
 
 Despot, UUTOKpUTWp, dpXLico^, TU- 
 
 pnvvo<i. 
 
 Despotic, cs(T'iroTiKo<i. 
 Despotism, Tvpavvi^. 
 Dessert, rpwyaXia, iirifpiopripaTa^ 
 
 Tnayvpa-ra^ StuTtpai TpdireXm. 
 Destine, irpoopi'^u}^ aTroxaxTw. 
 
 DEW 
 
 Destined, i.\pappivo<i, iiopipo^ : to 
 
 be, piXXu). 
 Destiny, jjTrt'Trpwpii'i], poTpa^ nTau. 
 Destitute, dp.oipu^, X'^iP^^t (^pfj^ui'o^, 
 
 fpijpo^. 
 Destitution, t.vcf.ia. 
 Destroy, Xvpaivopai^ ctTrd/' Xu/zt, 
 
 dvdlnHO^ tKITip-JUi^ Ci(t.7ropJtu>, 
 uTTo/iaXXw, KTroXXi'O), Xnpaiuw^ 
 (^^3't/ptt), oXXvpi^ uXu-Jpn'iuy, KTti- 
 i/co, diitfji^tipii). dviLTptTTio^ Kara- 
 Xuu) : life, diroppii^ai tov fiiov. 
 Destroyer, Trpo^nfU^-, XvpEwiK 
 Destruction, oXe^'/sos, £^teX£ta, 
 
 fp^opd^ dTTwXEia. 
 Destructive, 6Xt3"ptos, ^avdaipo^, 
 5i/XjjT>;pto9, ^/^^'ofnjuos, iritvivXt- 
 
 Destructively, oXt^pioo^. 
 
 Detach, )(a){>/^co. 
 
 Detachment, Xox'09. 
 
 Detail, s. ^t>;y»/(n9. — v. Siriytopai. 
 
 Detain, fTrtj^a*, KaT^xo). 
 
 Detect, diroKuXuTrTiu, dirocTTtyd- 
 
 X^(jD^dvivpi(TKW. clearly, f^t\/y^«i, 
 
 KUTtXiyx^^ KaT(t(pwpd(v. 
 detection, aV«Kri\i»i|/t9, (\)avipio(Ti'i. 
 Detention, KrtTox'i- 
 Deter, KaTaTrXtjTTO), diriipyoo. 
 Deteriorate, eXuttooj. 
 Determination, opia/xos, dfl)oni<r- 
 
 /xos, yj/ti)^j;, TryotJ^'tats, (3ovXivpu. 
 Detennine, fSovXtvopui^ ufpopiX,i't, 
 
 SiaTLdi]pi, avvTUT-ru}^ Ka6ia-rt)fii, 
 
 opi^w, oiKu^co^ TTpoaipovpni^ ty- 
 
 X«'f>£to, Siuvoovpai, yivd)(TK<o : 
 
 beforehand, 'TrpooplX^w. 
 Detest, /xuffUTTo/uat, f3ct\uTTop(a, 
 
 (TTvyito. 
 
 Detestable, /3n£X«i/>,T09, j3dtXvp6-i. 
 Detestably, (iSiXvpu)^. 
 Detestation, plao^^ crrvyi]pa. 
 Detested, £7rapoxo9, KwrdpaTo^. 
 Detester, <TTuyTjT»/9. 
 Detract, StafidXXco^ kukcus Xfyco 
 
 Tivd. 
 Detraction, dtfiuipiai^, KwraXaXid, 
 
 Staavpfio^, KaKotiTEia, fpt)6i>09. 
 Detractor, K:aTaXaXo9, £id(3oXo^, 
 Detriment, «t);, /3X«/i»j. 
 Detrimental, 5f;,uia)CJj9, [3Xa(j(n6^. 
 Devastate, KdTuiropGtw^ diruiKuCu- 
 
 pita. 
 Devastating, (iri'io<i. 
 Devastation, TropOijo-t?. 
 Devastator, 7ro|O0>j-r»/s, Xvpavrrip. 
 Develop, 5j;Xo'a). 
 
 Deviate, affxtpaprdva)^ diapc{)o8iit\ 
 Deviation, TrXcij/jj. 
 Device, piJTi^. 
 I^evil, SidfSoXo^. 
 Devious, TToXvirXayKTOi. 
 Devise, pij-ridta. 
 Devoid, K-ti^o9. 
 Devote, icadocriou}, ay/^w, kuteuxo- 
 
 /ixrtt, rti/aTi6»//xt : one's attention to 
 
 a thing, 'Trpoo-tX'" toi/ vouv tovtw. 
 Devoted, £i/«y7j9, /cuTcipaTos. 
 Devotion, tixrtfStLa. 
 Devotional, ivat(3m. 
 Devour, /Bpiua-Kco, Ka-raffidyw, kut- 
 
 saulti), /caxtOta), tKfpuyw, cutttw. 
 Devourer, (3opo<;. 
 Devout, (i'y 109, £uo'£/3t)9. 
 Devoutly, £i/(r(-/3<I»9. 
 Dew, opd(ro9, \i/iKn^^ ipaij, lipcri]. 
 Dewy, 6poo-f/ou9, iroXOdpoav^, ip- 
 
 (raios, viroopoao?. 
 
 \ 
 
 I 
 
 Dexterity, i.^.oV,,,, ^^ 
 Dexteroiis ^,^,^9, iirtdl^^o,, SePc- 
 
 Jiiadem, 6idd}]pu. 
 
 Diapn.'il, cinyciuioi. 
 
 DiiileC, otaX£^-^-os, 1). 
 
 Dialocrne, omXoyta/uds, o\aX*?tv. 
 
 o/aAoyos. 
 Diameter, Sidpt-rpo^, ,). 
 Diamornj, dSdpai, 6. 
 Diana, ",\pTf/xi9. 
 Diary, t</>j;/x£pk, rd lrf),',pfnou. 
 Ihiv, jriTTtia, Kvf^o^ : to play at, 
 
 Kv(3tV(0. 
 
 Dice-box, 7rupyo9. 
 Dice-jdayer, /cu/ituxijs. 
 Dictate, vTTofidXXw. 
 Dictation, virolioXi]. 
 Diction, Xt'^t9, /dr/o-t9, (/)J<ri9. 
 Dictujiiarv, TO Xt^iKdu. 
 
 Die, S. A.l'//io9. v. TfX£i;Trt'a), TOV 
 
 PIOV KUTaXvU), du}}(TKW, tKTTviw. 
 
 diruyf/vxu}, diraXXdrTU), diroyiy- 
 vopai, d-rroOpijaKU), iK^uyja-Kw, 
 d-rroixop.aL : together, avucnro 
 Vi>i]<TK(o : in, tuuTTodi/iia-Kw, Itti- 
 
 Diet, OiaiT«, Tporpj/'. 
 Differ, dua(SdXXop<u, ota^/po.., 5ia- 
 f/)fpo/xat. 
 
 Difference, oi«f/;opfi, £TtpdT»j9, did- 
 trTaais. 
 
 Different, 6id(popo9, £i/ai/Tto9, aX- 
 Xolos, fixtpoiov : born of a — na- 
 tion, rtXXoyti/jyv, dXXoidi/}'}^ : of a 
 — shape, aXXo£iO?js. 
 
 Differently, tu ivavria, ouujnpov- 
 
 T£i)9. 
 
 Difficult, ouo-xfpii9, X"^^* TTos, ^uo-a- 
 p£<TTos : of ap])roach, dTrpoa-iro^, 
 6yo-7rpo'o-ooo9 : very difhcult, Tray- 
 X«'X£7ros. 
 
 Diffieultlv, x«^«'w^s, ^uo-Ko'Xw9, 
 
 ^t'0-Xfpto9. 
 
 Difficulty, Xf'^t-n-oTjjs, Svo-koXlu, 
 ^ycrxfpEia : with — , £7ri7rdt/tos. 
 Diffidence, dTriaria. SvaiX-Tr laria 
 
 a»0(«9. 
 Diffident, dTriaTEwv, aiciipcov. 
 Diffuse, adj. diaxyro^.—y. oiaxtu), 
 
 Ki6v\]pi. 
 Diffusely, 5ja\£xi^/xti/ous. 
 Diffusion, 3taxwcn9. 
 Diffusive, 5iaxi/TiKo'9. 
 
 Dig, dpUTTW, O-ZCaTTTCt) : down, KUT- 
 
 opuTTO), KuTuaKdirTU) : out, dvo- 
 pyTToi, KuraarKdiTTU} : round, 7r«- 
 piopuTTu}, TrtpiaKdirTw : through, 
 ^to^UTTto, diappnyi;vpi, ^laaKair- 
 Tw -. under, viropuTTu) : uj), kutu- 
 a-KUTTTu): uptiravel, -rv/xfiwpvxtoo. 
 Digest (meat), TriTTTw: (arrange,) 
 
 OLUTUTTU}^ OlUKoaptUi. 
 
 Digestion, 7rt\//t9, -jriiravcTi^. 
 Digger, (tkutttIip, opvurj'ip. 
 Digging round, TrtpiaKufp,), irfpi- 
 
 dpv^il. 
 Digit, o«a:tuXo9. 
 Dignified, iuTipo<:, crtpvo^. 
 Dignify, Tipdw^ d^iow. 
 Dignity, d^ia, u^iuTrptTraiu^ I't^io- 
 
 T>/9, (Ttpl/OTI}^. 
 
 Digress, TrapiKfia'ivuj. 
 Digression, Trunti^(jaa-i^. 
 Dijudication, diuoiKiia-ia. 
 Dike, Td<ppo'i, ?';. 
 Dilacerate, SiucnrdodcraM. 
 Dilaceration, diaaTrdna^is. 
 (•24)' 
 
 DIS 
 
 Dilapidate, KaTaaKdirTU). 
 Dilapidation, KaTdai<a\}/i9, kutu- 
 (rK(t<l>i']. 
 
 Dilate, TrXaTdt/to, iraptKTtivo}. 
 Dilatorily, axoXalw^, ^paciw',. 
 Di atorines>, ptXXii^n^^ /3pacuTi/9. 
 
 >i atory, /*£XX7iTiaa)i;, {ipucv^. 
 Dilemma, diXiipfxa, diropia, «u»j- 
 
 X««'t«. 
 
 Diligence, atrovdii, iiriptXtia, 
 
 <tic;nj3,ut : give _, (nruvddlu), 
 
 ^X't'Xa^w, airovdi\v t'x'"- 
 Diligent, tTTLptXi,^^ f/>tX£pyds, 
 
 o-TToyoao-TtKov, o-Troi'^atos : to be. 
 
 airovoiiu txtiv irtpi -rivo'i, Trpo'v 
 
 Ti. 
 
 Diligently, yu£T(i o-ttouc/^v, kirifiE- 
 Xwi, dKpi[3w?, 7rpd9 uKp'ilitiav, 
 Tre<f}povTia-ptvw9. 
 
 Diliicidate, (paufpda}, <ra<pi}viX,u). 
 
 Di lite, Suifiptxw, vouToco. 
 
 Diluted, uo«pj;v. 
 
 Dim, adj. dpaupo^. — v. dpavpoco. 
 
 Dim-sighted, /ui)wi/a. 
 
 Dimension, ptTpijcri^. 
 
 Diminish, sXaTr.ioj, apiKpuvw, 
 fiEiow^ irXaTTova ttoiio, dXiyo'w. 
 
 Diminution, ptiwai^, tXaTTwerts. 
 
 Diminutive, piKpds.-. 
 
 Diminutiveness, piKn6Ti]^\ 
 
 Dimly, dpavpw^. 
 
 Dimness, dpaOowcri^. 
 
 Dimples, ytXaaTvot. 
 
 Din, \j/6(po^^ KTt/Tros, doviro^:, kXo- 
 
 VOI. 
 
 Dine, dpiaTuu)^ dpiaTOTroiovpai. 
 Dining-room,^ SELTn>7]T7)ptov, difdi- 
 
 ySWV, VTTtpuwV^ dl'UKXll/WjplOV. 
 
 Dinner, dpia-Tou, ^klirvov : to pre- 
 pare, dp im OTTO 111 V : to entertain 
 
 at, dpKTTiX^O). 
 
 Dioce.se, ciotKijai^. 
 
 Dip, fidiTTu) : in, ijUL(3ptxu}, f/zj^aV- 
 
 TO). 
 
 Diphthong, 6i(pdoyyo<i, ij. 
 
 Dij)]()uia, oiirXwpa. 
 
 Dipper, jSa-n-TtcTTfh. 
 
 Dire, oitpd^. 
 
 Direct, adj. Wv^.—y. Eudvuco, oi-i 
 
 KOVOptU)^ IduVtO, SlClKtW. I 
 
 Direction, £,',a.;/ioXt«, dioaaKuXla. 
 
 Directly, £7r' £ut^£/«9 : — op})osite, 
 i^K TOV dirauTiKpi/, i^ ivavTiu^. 
 
 Directness, WvT^i^. 
 
 Director, WuvTt'ip, -»;9. 
 
 Direful, Stivo^, cfwfhpd^. 
 
 Dirge, vpuo^^ 6pr]uos. 
 
 Dirk, pdxaipa. 
 
 Dirt, 7r»/Xd9, (iopftopo^, puTros, uai) 
 
 Dirtily, pvirapoj^. 
 
 Dirtiness, pvirapia. 
 
 Dirty, 7rjjXw8>;9, Popftopthoi]^, pv 
 
 TT^ftv, pvirupu^. 
 Disability, dpi)X"-via, dcrdiiftia. 
 Disable, da6fi>6w. 
 Disadvantage, ^i)pia. 
 Disadvantageous, liipiwSii^. 
 Disaffected, diriaTpa/iptvo^, dXXd- 
 
 Tpi09. 
 
 Disaffection, dXXoTpioxn^. 
 Disagree, Sia<l>tpopai, diatpcovtio, 
 
 rtTTaooj, Sixoa-raTtcv. 
 Disagreeable, a»;o»"/9, f3ap6^. 
 Disagreement, Cida-TatrU, cia<popd 
 
 (wappoaTia . 
 Disallow, uTravodu). 
 Disallowed, a7ropp»jTos. 
 Disannul, uKvpou), 
 
 DIS 
 
 Disappear, d(pav'i^ofxai. 
 
 Disappoint, Gct>dXXo,. Disappoint- 
 ed, to be, x!/tvaer,ifai, d-rruTvy^ 
 X'^utiv, <T(l>dXXo/i(u t;;9 iXTrioo^. 
 
 Disappomtment, a7ro'T£i/5i9, achdX- 
 pa. 
 
 Disapprobation, d-rrocoKipaala. 
 Disap|>rovc, d-rraOoKiudluy, dTroKi}- 
 puTTO), dtroTroitofxaL. 
 Disaim, dcpvirXilio. 
 Disarrange, CLuaTrdo). 
 Disaster, duvoi,, to, cv<TTvxla. 
 Disastrous, duv6<i, ^|y(TTux'itf. 
 Disastrously, SvaTvxw'i. 
 Disavow, dirapviopuL. 
 Disavowal, dTrdpvi]fn^. 
 Disband, ciuairtipu}. 
 Disbelief, aVto-T/a. 
 Disbelieve, UTrnTTtw. 
 Disbeliever, uTriaTo?. 
 Disburse, duaXlaKw, duaiaipdco. 
 Disbursement, dudXwpu, dvdXw- 
 
 Disburser, dvaXioTm. 
 Discard, aTropptTTTco. 
 Discern, ytyi/wo-Kto, otayti/tio-icw, 
 
 CiaKpilXD, <Ppovtui. 
 
 Discernible, iix<lmvi]^, 7rpoo»,Xo9. 
 
 Discernment, 4>p6t>i](Ti^. 
 
 Discharge, a7r«X-\«TTOyu«j : one's 
 duty, Tfi Ku6i)KouTa d-rroTtXitu^ 
 TTpuTTw TO Trpoa-i'p^ov, kiriTtXiw. 
 
 Discharged, oi b-rrtp tov KaTdXo- 
 yoi/, OL piado(j)opEiv Tmravpivoi. 
 
 Disciple, paQ}]Tri';. 
 
 Discipline, s. pddy)pa, pdei]<ri^, 
 TTuidtLa, piXtTij. Discipline one- 
 self to, TTttpaaKivd'^npai. 
 
 Disci|dined, y£yi7zj/au-;utVo9. 
 
 Disclaim, dirapviofxai. 
 
 Disclose, fpaivu). 
 
 Disclosure, «VaKaXui//t9, cpavlpw- 
 
 0-/9. 
 
 Discomfit, tia-adoi. 
 Discomfiture, j;TTa. 
 Discompose, TapaTTw. 
 Discomposure, tJdpu/3o9. 
 Disconcert, ekttXvttw. 
 Disconsolate, uTrapdpvdo^. 
 Discontent, <f>G6vo<i. 
 Discontented, 0t^oi/£pds, fitpxhi- 
 
 fJLOipo^. 
 
 Discontinuance, Trava-wXv. 
 
 Discontinue, SiuXtLTru). 
 
 Discord, s. 6ia(j)u)via, dia<popd, Si- 
 
 Xoa-Tarria. 
 Discordance, Sixdvoia, dtacfjowia. 
 Discordant, aVj/x'/?, dirwSd^, dp- 
 
 pvdpo9, Trap«7rX»"/^, tK/jLtXi,9,dvdp- 
 
 POCTTO^, d(TVp(f>UH'0^. 
 
 Discordantlv, irXijpptXw^. 
 Discover, fvpiarKw, oTrTop.ai. 
 Discoverable, lupETo^. 
 Discovery, ivpiipa. 
 Discountenance, dirodoKLudlui. 
 Discourage, aVoTptTro), ' £K</)o/3£a», 
 
 aTroo'Trti'^o). 
 Discouragement, aVoTpoTr?/. 
 Discourse, s. SiaXoyiapo^, SidXe- 
 
 ^t9, £-7r/Xoyo9, fxv6ov. — v. SiaXt- 
 
 yonai, duiXoyilofjiai, dyopiCco. 
 Discredit, «T//iirt, 6vnoo<s. 
 Discreet, tpippwv, iXXoyipo^. Ktc- 
 
 v6^. 
 
 Discreetly, o-o0ai9, vovvsx^^' 
 Discrepancy, Siacf>opd. 
 Discretion,' </)pa3jy,"f/)pdt;jjo-i9. 
 Discriminate, a'^op/^o), SiaKplvw. 
 

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 (3: 
 
 
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 ft 
 
 DIS 
 
 Discrimination, ^taK-pitrts. 
 Discuss, f^iTa^o), dvaKplvu), Sia- 
 
 Xvio : minutely, XnTToXvyiu), 
 
 crjunKpuXoyiOjULai. 
 Discussion, i^tTuai^. 
 Disdain, s. KUTaippovt^m^^ dvopi- 
 
 ^iu^ ISSiXvyixu, uira^iwaL^. — v. 
 
 aTra^ioco, airuo'Tptfpofj.ai. 
 Disdainful, SuaKoXo^, vTTfpwirTiKo'i, 
 
 Ka-ra (ppou »/xz kos. 
 Disdainfully, inripoTTTiKw^. 
 Disease, i/ocos, i/o(rjj/x«, dcrdtuiia : 
 
 to be seized witli. voau^ fn kutu- 
 
 Xa/mftavti^ vocri'iimaTL irtpLTr'nrTU) : 
 
 of the eyes, ocpQaXfxia. 
 Diseased, uppwcrTo^^ vomfio^^ vo- 
 
 cwSi]^^ tu'Trudi'i^. 
 Disemliark, eKfSaii/us. 
 Disembodied, aVd'i/iaTos. 
 Disembo«,aie, tKoicwfxi. 
 Disencumber, i\a(ppvva}» 
 Disengage, TrupaXuu). 
 Disengaged, iXtvdtpG^. 
 Disentangle, i^tXiTTco. 
 Disfigure, aia)(^uuio, kvv'^oco. 
 Disgorge, k^tfxiu). 
 Disgrace, s. ala^vvi]^ d-rifxia, drrpt- 
 iriut^ aKoa/uLia, K-aT»;</>£t«, \d)/3»;. 
 
 XvfX)), TT-rulcrfXd^ ITTCOfJ.U, KtjXh, 
 
 /3/\aj3»;, ovticoi, alcrxoi. — v. alar- 
 
 fi-a^u) : bring into, iif aiaxvi'lh tv 
 
 alaxpw Tidi'vai. 
 Disgraceful, aiaypo^. 
 Disgracefully, al<TXp(^^. 
 Disguise, s. Trpoaooirov^ viroKpia-i^. 
 
 V. KpUTTTW. 
 
 Disgust, «flr»;, Kopo^. 
 
 Disgusting, ao-wojj?. 
 
 Dish, Tpv^Xiuu, 7r(ff)oi//i9, irtVa^, 
 TrivaKicTKO'i^ \o7rds, \£/cat/)/. XtKu- 
 viov: of meat, tdta-jULa^ -rrapudtai^, 
 <t>opelou, 7/U09. 
 
 Dishearten, ddu/uov ttoiu). 
 
 Dishonest, ai(rx(>d^, a/caWi/s, d- 
 
 aXVfiCOlf, UTip.O'i^ UKOCTfLO'S. 
 
 Dishonestly, ularxpou^, d-rifxco^, d- 
 
 (Txi]lJ.6vu)<s. 
 Dishonesty, alo-Xfonj?, ^6X01. 
 Dishonour, s. ulax'^vn- — v. aiaxv- 
 
 fo), dTifinX^ijti. 
 Dishonourable, aicrxpo's, kciko^. 
 Dishonoured, art/io?, ektos Tj/i?/s. 
 Disinclination, diroTponi], tKKXiai^. 
 Disinclined, to be, iKKXii/io, (ptuyw. 
 Disingenuous, dviXtudtpo^. 
 Disinherit, dTioKXijpou), diruKt]pii'r- 
 
 TOO. 
 
 Disinheriting, d-rroKvpn^i^. 
 Disjoin, xw^n'^to, cua-rii/jLi, dLuiptw, 
 
 ciu'i^f^vyvv/xL, CLaaTTuu). 
 Disjoint, t^apdptu}. 
 Disjunction, cta^au^is, ^iax<'"py](Ti<:. 
 Disjunctive, SluX^vk-tiko^. 
 Disc, oiaKws. 
 Dislike, ^ s. Ix^os. — v. Ixdaipu}, 
 
 d(rx<iXdo) : labour, /uLLcroiruvtTi/, 
 
 UTToXtytadai tov TrJi/oi/. 
 Dislocate, t^apdniu) or -ow. 
 Dislocation, i^dpOpwaf;^ diacrrpo- 
 
 Dislodge, f^wdtM. 
 Disloyal, aTria-ru^. 
 Disloyalty, dirLaTia. 
 Dism.-il, <TTvytp6<i^ Xu-Trijfios. 
 Dismally, yotpuys. 
 Dismay, s. Kpo^o^^ ctlfxa. — v. TrAjjo-- 
 aro). 
 
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 DIS 
 
 Dismember, aTro/uLfpi^to. Siafj.fpiX,u). 
 
 Dismiss, diro'Trf/jLTra), airocTTtXXu), 
 
 d(f)'n]fi.i, £^jj;yu/, Siairtfi'Trw, diro- 
 
 Xv(JO. 
 
 j Dismissal, a7ro'7rf/^i//i?, dTToirofnrrt. 
 Dismissed from the service, dipti- 
 
 fituo^^ diri'i^uxTfxti'O'S. 
 (Dismission, a</>fcrtv, dTroTrufnrj]. 
 Dismount, KuTu^aivw. 
 Disobedience, di/ijKovarTia, d-rrtidia, 
 
 irapnKnri. 
 Disobedient, dTrtiQii<}^ dv^Kooi. 
 Disobey, dtrnQiio, dvt]Kov<TTtu}. 
 Disoblige, Xi/Trtoj, dxap^TTtu). 
 Disobliging, dxdoKTTo^. 
 Disorder, s. uKoafxlu. — v. -TraocoOt to, 
 aTrapdatTU), KaT(c(3d\Xw, TupuT- 
 
 TCO. 
 
 Disordered, Disorderly, adj. doid- 
 TaKTos, davi^dtTo^, utuktu^, 
 a/;a/\/\ct)7rio-T09, vocrwoi]^. Dis- 
 orderly, adv. davvruKTw^, «Ta'- 
 KTdJS, dvivQtTw^, a\o(r/iajv, ov 
 
 KUTCl KoapLOU. 
 
 Disown, a7roj3a'/\\a), diroppiiTTtM), 
 Disparage, oXiywptu)^ ovctvi^u). 
 Disparagement, KfX'Ta<pp6v}\ai<i. 
 Disparity, dvicro-ri]^. dvo/moiuTjjs. 
 Dispassionate, d-Trudn-i. 
 Dispatch, d-TToo-T A Xw: (kill,) d<pa- 
 yi^etf, diruKTiiud). 
 Dispel, oia(TKtcd^u). 
 Dispense, Tafxuvao, ciavt/jLUJ. 
 Dispenser, TUfxiu^. 
 Dispeople, Ktvow, tpijfiou). 
 Disperse, SiaaKtod'^w^ dia<nrtip(o. 
 
 Disj)ersion, aKtoatri^. 
 
 Dispirited, to be, iKKUKtTv, Kara- 
 
 dvp.t'iv^ d\vf-Li;. 
 Displace, dTruKii^tw, diroxt^p't'C"^, 
 
 t^icTTIJpLl. 
 
 Disjday, s. tTrtoti^t?, dXalovtia 
 
 V. ip.(paiuto, OJj/Xoto, dirofpuivufuti. 
 
 Displease, dirapiaKto^ dvaaptaTtw : 
 this displeases me, dTraptarKfi /jloi 
 ■TovTo : to be displeased, inrupy'i- 
 "^ofJLui, diraptaKop((L. 
 
 Displeasure, cvcrapi<TT}\ai^. 
 
 Dis])osal, OiddtxTi^. 
 
 Dispose, OLUTidtjfxi, /.aO/o-Ttj/^t. 
 
 Disposed, TrttpvKu)^: to be, tx<*>, 
 oiuKEi/jLaL, iiuTidffxat^ Trdaxit) : I 
 am so, ouTcos tX"' yi'tt^iJii]v^ toiov- 
 
 TOS ti/Ut, Ol/TaJ9 EX"*' OUXOJS tX*' 
 
 Disposition, Ta'^t9, ^id-rul^i^, ^id- 
 0EO-IS : of the mind, 7ra6c»9, irddt]- 
 fia, 6pp.}), <pp6i>i}/xa, (ppriif : natu- 
 ral, <pv<n?, »)6os, (pvi) : good, tv- 
 <lw'ia. 
 
 Dispossess, dptpSw. 
 
 Dispraise, \^iyu>, ntptpouai. 
 
 Disproportion, dppv^fxia, dvap/xoa-- 
 Tia. 
 
 Disproportionate, iKpitXn<s, dvdo- 
 
 POCTTO^, daVl/TUKTO^. 
 
 Disproportionately, dppu6/uLco^, dv- 
 apixoa-TO)?. 
 
 Disprove, ditXiyxoo, iXtyxoi. 
 
 Disputant, fpiaTrU. 
 
 Disputation, \070s, didXt^i^, Sia- 
 -rpiftju 
 
 Dispute, V. Si(t\tyo/uL(U, o-u^.jxico, 
 ^laXoyil^Ofiai, duTiXoytu), dp<pi<T- 
 /?jjTia), «/)i5a>, liraytvuiX^opai : to 
 — about words, Xoyopuxf(o.—s. 
 tpis, vtiKo^ : verbal, XoyopLax'a. 
 
 DIS 
 
 Disputer, SiuXektikos. 
 
 Disqualify, dKvpoio. 
 
 Disquiet, TapdrTw, ctkoXXw, dvi- 
 
 UU3. 
 
 Disquietude, dvia. 
 
 Disregard, s. dptXtia, oXiytopia. — 
 
 V. TrapufxtXiu), dfPpovTKTTt jo, du- 
 
 ifjpi. 
 Disrepute, dSo^ia. 
 Disrespect, dfuiStia, dTifxia. 
 Disrespectful, di'uicm. 
 Disrespectfully, di/aiSco^. 
 Disrobe, df^ifxaToto, diroivui. 
 Dissatisfaction, dncia, da-r], K6po<s. 
 Dissatisfy, diraptaKui. 
 Dissect, dvurtpivu}, oiaTtfxvu}. 
 Dissection, dvuTOfxi). 
 Dissemble, dTroKpv-rrTop.ai, tlpvo- 
 
 Dissembler, tipwu, irpotnroiovfxt- 
 
 vo<i, Kpuif/ivov^, viroupiTm. 
 Dissemblingly, ilptoviKU)^. 
 Disseminate, oiadiSiojui, SiacrKiSdv- 
 vvpi, dtaairtipus. 
 Dissemination, ciaairopd. 
 Dissension, ^ixoffraata, (rrdcri^. 
 Dissent, v. duTiyvwuovtw, ufpia- 
 
 Tapai, 6ia(pipofi(ti, dia<pwviu}. 
 Dissertation, cia'At^ts. 
 Dissever, cut^tvyi/v/j.i. 
 Dissimilar, aVouoios, dXXoTo^. 
 Dissimilarity, duopoioTi]^. 
 Dissimulation, dpwptia, tlpjiiviv- 
 
 cis, vTroKpiai^. 
 Dissipate, ouiaKt^avvvfii^ SiaaKio- 
 j/f;/ii, diaairtip(t>, diaaKopiriX^u)^ 
 Ot«(T7rat*a'a), oiaaTrdu), KitTutrui- 
 Ttvio : to be dissipated, Siapptio 
 VTTo /muXaKOTijTo^, da-evTtvtadai. 
 Dissipation, 3i«<T/v- t'^ao-ts, ciaGirua- 
 
 /uos, SiacpopijcTL^. 
 Dissoluble, SiuXvto^. 
 Dissolute, dcrtXyii'i, daooTO's, dKo- 
 Xao-Tos. 
 Dissolutely, aVcoTw?, dviifxivui^, 
 
 vtrfppiTpta^. 
 Dissoluteness, aatXytia. 
 Dissolution, ^iuXvai^. 
 Dissolve, EKTiJKu), fxupaivw. 
 Dissonant, d-mjx'h. 
 Dissuade, dTruTptirio, [xtTinrtiQu), 
 diroKaXiu). 
 Dissuasion, duTiXoyia, diroTpoTT}]. 
 Dissuasive, d-noTptirTLKo^. 
 Dissyllable, ^icruXXa^ov. 
 Distaff, 7yXa/ca'xj;. 
 
 Distance, dida-rijfxa, Siax^piina, 
 otao-r«crt9, paKpoTi}^. 
 Distant, Siitrrdpivo^, TtjXtTro/oo?, 
 rt7ra)T£po9, T>;Xouoo'9 : to be, dir- 
 
 Distaste, ao-j;, vavcria. 
 
 Distemper, v6<to<:, 1). 
 
 Distend, tuvuio, dtaTtii/w. 
 
 Distension, Ta'criv. 
 
 Distich, TO SlaTixov. 
 
 Distil, KaTupptuj. a-TTooTTa'^a), kutu- 
 
 Xiififo, viroXtL(iop.ui. 
 Distillation, diroa-nt^i^^ Ka-rdppoo^. 
 Distinct, aXXoio?, otaKpiTos. 
 Distinction, dfpupicTp.69, otoptc/uo?, 
 
 XapaKTT]>. 
 Distinctly, Siwatauti/w^. 
 Distinguish, ciopllw, ^laywMCTKio, 
 
 d(pnplX^(o, oiuKpivu}, duanifxi. 
 Distinguished, ^trt'<T»;yuos, Xa/x7rpos, 
 
 £i;5o^09, K:X£tT09, •7rf/0t*cXuTO9, Sia- 
 
 irpnry]^. 
 
 I 
 
 Distorted, 5 :£^ro„vo9/' 
 Distortion ,c\«(rTpor/),}. 
 Distract, otacrTrau,, Tr.pta^dw. 
 Distract'cd, d<Pptou, naviK6,. 
 Distracion, duxcrvpfxd^, cuKrnraa- 
 
 p.o9, 'Tipiairaapo'i. 
 Distress, s avfx^popci, diroTvxla, 
 
 TrO^/OV, CV^TVXIU. KUKOTcdihia^ 
 
 7rti/do9, avLu, axii,iSJ,u.~y. ,c«,.Ju,, 
 
 Distressed, rX^J^a.,,, T«\„7r£i,e,|9, 
 
 'jroXvTrai^o^ : to be, Xvirtofiui, ddv- 
 
 Htui, axvufjLai. 
 Distribute, Siavtpco, fiipi^co, ciat- 
 
 ptto, airovipno. 
 Distribution, diuvo/x,), 6m'oo(ri9, fxt- 
 
 pKTfjLOi, dvuoaapo'i. 
 Distnct, SrifjLo<i, X"\"«- 
 Distrust, V. aTTtffTt'w, a-7r£X7r/ra,. 
 Distrustful, uTriaTu%: 
 Disturb, Tapdaau), ^rpdaau), 2ropv- 
 
 fttu), tryyxtui, diciTupdrTto, irup- 
 
 tVOxXtU}, iKTUpUTTW, OlOxXiO), 
 KVKUU). 
 
 Disturbance, Ta««Y'>, Tdpa^i^, ird- 
 
 609 auyxvafi, -rupaxos, oX'^'J^-'*. 
 
 oxXo^. 
 Disturber, TapoKTtU. 
 Disunion, oiaXvari^. oidt,f-v^i^. 
 Disunite, dTroltvyi^uu), diroX,fu- 
 
 yvvfii, 6iuX,iu-jVviJn, diroxwoilu), 
 
 oiaXOui. 
 Disuse, s. dwidiafio^.—y, uTTtdilo- 
 
 Ditch, opvypa, (iddpoi, Ta'^pos, »';, 
 Xa/vK-09, oiwpv^. 
 
 Ditcher, 6pvKTi]p. 
 
 Dithyrambic poetry, cidupafifio^. 
 
 Ditty, yoo9, dpTiifo's. 
 
 Dive, KoftiaTdtx), hoXvfxfidco. 
 
 Diver, dpvivTiip, M;/ito-TJ/p, KoXvfx- 
 
 /i»;Ti/'9. 
 Diverge, iraptKfituvu}. 
 Diverse, Sidtpopa^. 
 Divei-sify, ttoiklXXio. 
 Diversion, TnuSia, uutai^. 
 Diversity, Siacfyopu, etjoot*;?. 
 Divert, aTroaTpicpio : (entertain,) 
 
 n-tpirui,^ \f/u)^(ty(oytio, Eucppaiviv. 
 Divest, ctTroOi'/oj, aTruyv/uLuou). 
 Divide, cutvtpno, diaiptu), Siapt- 
 ^i^to, 6ai^co, dd'^opai : into two 
 parts, oixoT(>pt(o, oixd'^w : into 
 parties, (TTaaid'^u}. 
 Divided, SiaiptTo9, 6ixoTo/uLOi, trxt- 
 
 trT09. 
 
 divider, /x£pt<rT»;9, Siuvofxt6^\ 
 Divination, prnvrtia, pLuvnufxa, 
 Dta7rt(r/x«, Xf»'J0',"ai6i(t : l»y sacri- 
 fices, lapoaKUTt iu. 
 
 Divine, s. tJ£(;Xoyo9, Upofpdvrt]^. 
 
 adj. dtlo^, 6>-mrt(Ti<>9, oio'i. — v. 
 
 fKil'TlVOfXai, t)£(T7rt^<i), Xpil(Tp.lO- 
 StU). 
 
 Diviner, ti/dio^, ixdvn^, XP'^^'M'*'- 
 
 l5o'9. 
 
 Divinely, dioQtv, Kurd ^tdv, ovpa- 
 
 vodtu. 
 Divinity, to dtXov, ^-ttoVf;?, to 
 
 ^aifixoviov. 
 Divisible, SiaipsTiKot. 
 Division, Siaipf<Tis:, fxept(rfx6i,crxt<r- 
 
 fxa, p.o'ipa. 
 Divorce, s. dtroTrifxxf/i^, diruTrofXTrj], 
 
 aTTOiTTda-iou, diroTpoinj. — v. dira 
 
 irt/xTrofxai. 
 
 Diurnal, KaQij/ufpivoi. 
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 DOV 
 
 Divulge, SiaXaXtoo, 2rpvXXtu,, Sia- 
 <^»iJMi$w, tKfptpio, KciTayopiuoo, 
 ciafSouu,, Siaairdpuy, iirnpijpiru,. 
 
 Dr/.zmess, i'Xty^, 7r.pt£\t$.9, <tk6- 
 
 TCOpLU. 
 
 Dizzy, OK-oxw/uaTiKTo's : to be, iXty- 
 yiaw, (TKOTooiuid'o. 
 
 Do, TTOltO), TTpaTTW, cpdu) : ill, Ka- 
 
 KOTTouio: well to, ivtpytrito : 
 wrong, doiKtw. 
 DiHWv.iOpaOi,^^ e07r£te/;9, irieavd^, 
 
 OJKUOtOa/CTOS. 
 
 Docility, £u^ci0£/«, <inXo,xddtia. 
 
 rock, TO VaViTTtSpOU, vtwaoiKoi. 
 
 Doctor, SLSd(rKaXo<i. 
 Doctrinal, Oioao-KaXtico's. 
 Doctrine, diduxi'h 
 Document, fxaprupioi,, kirictiypa. 
 l>oe, t.Xa(pu<i. 
 
 Doer, TroijyT//9, Ipydrij^ : evil-doer, 
 KuKovpyo^. 
 
 Dog, K-UOJI/, (TKvXdKlOV, KVv'lCUW 
 
 Kut/to-K-09 : dog-star, 6 ^dpio^ : 
 dog-teeth, /ci;i/d5oi/T£s. 
 Dogma, doypa. 
 
 Doing, 7rpa^i9 Trpay^a, fc'pyMa. 
 Doleful, Xvypo^. 
 Dolphin, OfXtplu or 0£\(/n's. 
 Domestic, vIkhuko's, kipiario^, oi- 
 ATtros, oi\oy£i/»is : a, oi/ctTj/s, oi- 
 KOTpu!/, olKOTpacf)!]^ : affairs, -rd 
 oiKtla, Td Iv olKLft, Td tuSov tpya. 
 Domesticated, avi>t<TTio^. 
 Domination, Kvpiori]':, 8s<nroTEia. 
 Domineer, dtnirolu). 
 Dominion, Typ«i;^i9, dpx>). Kiui-ro^. 
 Donation, 5Jo-t9, dwptd, x«pto-yua. 
 Donor, owTtop. 
 Doom, fxopo^. 
 
 Door, eOpa, TTvXiu daoSoi, t), 0u- 
 pis, 66pu}/xa, 2rvpiou : door-frame, 
 ^uperpov : door-bandle, o-rptTr- 
 T»/p, Kopwvi] : door-hinge, a-rpo- 
 0ty9: door-keeper, evpwoo^, irv- 
 XwpJs : door-posts, Trupaa-rdot^, 
 a-radpol: from door to door, ku- 
 Tfi ^upu^ : knock at the door, ^v- 
 poKoirrjaai-. open the door, t»>J 
 ^opav duoiyeiu. 
 Dorian, Doric, Awpto9, AwpiKo^. 
 Dormant, Kpvirro'i. 
 Dormitory, KoipL^iTupiov. 
 Dormouse, ixvo^o^, iXtios. 
 Dot, o-Ti'yyUrt, Kspala. 
 
 Dotage, ui/oia, 7r«pa<^poo-yi/i;, Trapa- 
 vota, TTupaXi'ipjiua. 
 
 Dotal, TTpOlKUWi. 
 
 Dotard, xpoi^uXijpo^. 
 Dote, Xijpto), TrapuXiiptu), irana- 
 (ppovtw. 
 
 Doting, irapufppiov, iritpairXu^. 
 
 Double, adj. 5t7rXoi}9, ^iTrck, Si6v- 
 f^o9, SnrXd(Tio9 : in speech, Sixo- 
 fxudo^ : double-edged, «/x0j;k,,9 : 
 double-folded, Sitttuxo^. Double, 
 V. SnrXow, SiTrXdlw, SitrXaaidZw. 
 
 Doubling, SnrXaa-Laauo^, SiSvuo- 
 Ti;9, tTrai/aSiTrXwai^. 
 
 Doubly, SlXn, 5lTTa.S, OITTUXM^. 
 
 Doubt, s. a'-Tropi/o-tv, ounr6pi]<Ti^, 
 
 uTToi/zta, diropia, tvooiaapo^. v. 
 
 aTToptoj, dfXffna-^ytTtu}, diarrdlu}, 
 
 aVOOld^d), OlUTTOptU}. 
 Doubtful, a>(/>i/i,;X09, UTTopo^, iv- 
 (>oia<TipiO'i. 
 
 Doubtless, dvapL(piXiKTu>'i, dvafxtbi- 
 00^00^. 
 
 Dove, TTfptffTfpa, -TrtXEia. 
 
 DRI 
 
 Dove-cot, irtpicTTtptuyv. 
 Dovelike, TrtpKyTtponhh. 
 Dough, o-Tttr9. 
 Dower, Uva, ttcixt, rd. 
 Down, s. toi/tJos, t(;i/Xo9, X«xy»;, 
 Xi^ovs. 
 
 Down, /cttTa : up and down, uvea 
 Kill Kd-rui : down to, es, tjs. 
 
 Downcast, Ka-ryppjU : to be, Karij- 
 (j)t(o. 
 
 Downfall, Trruypa. 
 
 Downwards, i<dTu). 
 
 Downy, toi;Xa'i^i;9. 
 
 Dowry, irpol^, (ptpvi] : without, 
 
 (ITTpolKO^. 
 
 Doze, vTri.i)(x). 
 
 Dozen, <5a)0fMds, a5os, »;. 
 
 Dozy, u7ri/(/')0»;9. 
 
 Drag, iXKO), (Tepo), (Tirdu) : away, 
 
 duapTrdlw, iXKiw : by dragging 
 
 along, tXvjjooV. 
 Drag-net, a«yj;t/,,. 
 Dragon, SpdKofv. 
 Diain, s. dxt'T£i>crt9, 7r«paya'y>'/, 
 
 OX^TO^, vSpoppou. V. VXf^TtUCO^ 
 
 TTUpoXtTtUU), i^uipVU}. 
 
 Dram, dpaxp.}). 
 Drama, Spdpu. 
 Dnunatic, 6pufxurii<67. 
 Drapery, irapufpij. 
 Drauglit (in drinking), ttoto'i/. 
 Draughts, dcrrpdyaXoi, Tricraoi : 
 game of, daTpayaXiafxa^. 
 Draw, ori/pw, o-Trdo), f'ouoj, dpvop.ai ; 
 water, dv-rXiu) : aside, irupoiyto : 
 away, d(paiptuy, d(ptXKva) : back, 
 autXKU), di/uairu), uv ipvw : envy 
 upon, avudyio tivl (pdovoi/ : forth, 
 -rrpocptpu), irpox^ipi'^opui : from, 
 dnraypdio : out, ipvw, f^tXnuoo, 
 t^uipu), i^dyo) : up, Tuaau) : a 
 sword, ^i(p(iv\Kttu, fxdxaipav 
 (TTrdu), ^i<pu<i tXhopai. 
 Drawers, Trfpi'^wpuTa. 
 Drawing, eXkikti^. 
 Drawl, TpavXllu). 
 Drawn sword, yvuvou ^irpo^. 
 i'fead, s. Tdp'fio^, ^d/x^o^.—v. 
 </>ptTTw, ^a/xfiiw, (iwfStufxai^TnpL- 
 fo(3topai, oppwdtu), KaTudtidwy 
 ^tipaivu). 
 Dreaded, (po^ij-rd^. 
 Dreadful, ri'ftj/09, (pojStpo^:. 
 Dreadfully, Stivw^. 
 Dream, s. ivu-rrviov, oueipo9, ovil- 
 pap.ovup: full of, 6j'£ipw5»j9 : in 
 a, Ka(J' vTTvov, KUT ovup : int( r- 
 preter of, ot/£ipo7ro'\os : interpreta- 
 tion of, ovtipoTToXla. — Dream, v. 
 oi/ftptvTTco, ii/uTrz/td^oj, uvtipoTru- 
 Xtco. 
 
 Dreamt r, oi/ftpo-TroXos. 
 Dreary, tpjjfxcs:. 
 
 Dregs, a-Koopia, Tpu^, viroaTaQfii] : 
 of the peoj)le, (rvp<ptTo\dn'i oxXo^, 
 Drench, KarafSptxw. 
 Dress, s. eJfxa, Koa/jLo^.—y. i/xaTt^w, 
 dp.(piivvvp.i. 
 Dressed, tlp.tP09 : in black, ptXau- 
 
 tipoov, fJLiXdyxXaii/09. 
 Diift, aK:o7ro9, 67rotJ£<Tt9. 
 Drink, s. 7ro'<rt9, "Trw/xa, iropa, 716- 
 Tj/^rt, TroroV : give — to, -ttot/^w. 
 — V. TTiDto, dLdirivd), (piXoTTOTtu) : 
 jdedge in drinking, Trpoirivui : 
 drink beside, £7r<7rtV<tj : up, tKirivwy 
 Kd-rairivui : with, (rvfxTrii/U). 
 Drinkable, ttotov. • 
 
 il 
 
 X 
 
Hi 
 
 n. i 
 
 
 DUL 
 
 Drinking-bout, (rv/x-jrocnov. 
 Drinking-cup, KvaQo^^ tKirtafxa^ 
 
 Drip, o-Ta^o), (TTaXa^co, 
 Drive, iXauvca^ dyco : away, diro- 
 KtoXvu)^ a'TTtAayj/co, afiut/cu, aXt'^u), 
 t/Cjt^aWo), (o6t£o, diwKoo ; out 
 through, oit^£\aui/a» : a chariot, 
 ^t0/oj;\aTt'a>, hinox^tvu) : horses, 
 iTTinj/VaTttu. 
 Drivel, Kopi;^aa>, Xi]ptu}. 
 Driveling, Kij/)t/^a. 
 Driver, Kturwp : of a chariot, Tpo- 
 XnX«TJ7s, ap/>iaTTj\aT»j9, 7;i/to;(os. 
 Driving away, t^"'^'^'''*^ • out, 
 a)0t(r/uos : of an army, <rxf)axjj\a- 
 o-ia : of a chariot, dufxaTfiXaaia. 
 Droll, yeXoios. 
 Drollery, ytXoioTi}^. 
 Drone, Kijcpi/u^ ^i/os, 6. 
 Dronish, K^jcpijuwS^^. 
 Droop, (jidivco, fianuiuonai. 
 Drop, s. o-TaKT»;, pavli, (XTuXay- 
 fxa^ xl/tKudiov, CTxayoiy, (TTuXay- 
 fxoi : by drops, kuto. (nayova. — 
 V. oTTci^cu, (TTaXa^cu, \1/ikuX,u} : in, 
 'JraptfxTr'nrTui : down, Karairlir- 
 
 TUl. 
 
 Dropsical, vSpooiriKo^. 
 
 Dropsy, vSpcoil/, ojttos, 6. 
 
 Dross, (TKwpia, Tpu^. 
 
 Drossy, a-Kcopiutidi'i^. 
 
 Drove, dytXi]. 
 
 Drover, /3ou\o,\o?. 
 
 Drought, ^ij/oo't?;?, ^y)pa<Tia, av6- 
 
 Drown, /caTa-Troi/Ti^aj, KaTuovco. 
 
 Drowsiness, vdpKij. 
 
 Drudge, s. oouAo?. — v. dovXtvu). 
 
 Drudgery, SuvKEia. 
 
 Drug, (pupfiuKui/. 
 
 Druggist, (jidp/xaKOTTuiXi}^. 
 
 Drum, s. Tvfxiravov. — v. Tviiiravi- 
 
 Drummer, -rvixTravKTTn'i. 
 
 Drunk, t^oifus, Traooii/os, Oift6(5»;v, 
 <i>l\oLvo^. 
 
 Drunkard, otyoTroTijs. 
 
 Drunken, jutOywi/, p.iQv(ttik6^^ 
 'Trdpoivo'i, oiv6(})Xv^, oii/tu^ijs, 
 Htdvao^, olvoXiiTTTOi : to be, 
 fJitduu), fuQuGKOixai. 
 
 Drunkenness, oivufpXvyia, oti/coo-ts, 
 fitdt]. 
 
 Dry, adj. ^i]p6^, iIulkiho^, au^uut- 
 0>;9, ai/a\to9: to be, arKtXXufxai^ 
 avxfJ.iu>, ^i)paivo/j.ai : to become, 
 l^y)pa'ivofxaL^ aixuvofxai. — v. 5*/- 
 pali/u}, i^LKp.d'^to, Kdp(pco : up, 
 c^t/v/Lid^aj, aTro^jjpaifOJ, Kuptpu) : 
 in the sun, j;\ia^a), ;'/\tou). 
 
 Dryness, ^'Jooti;?, ^ijpaaia^ ^^'X' 
 fxot. 
 
 Dual, 5i;i*vos. 
 
 Dubious, a-JTopos, dfxcf>iXoyo<i^ juls- 
 
 TtOJpOS. 
 
 Dubiously, d/ncpiXoyu)^, dfirpifto- 
 
 Aa)S. 
 Duck, vfjcrcra. 
 
 Duckling, vt](r<rdpioi/, vi'ittlov. 
 Ductile, Euaywyos, thnXuTO^. 
 Due, tvai(TLjxo^. 
 Duel, fxovop.(L^La. 
 
 Dug, OpVKTU^. 
 
 Dull, dp^Xv<i^ pddvjULO^, fXtQrijJLODV^ 
 
 i.Kp.iXri'i : grow, dpjiXvuonai, d- 
 /mavpoofXfiL : make, dfxftXvuuj. 
 Dulluess, padvuiay dtrvifeaia^ u- 
 ■ (27) 
 
 EAR 
 
 Duly, /car' alaau. 
 
 Dumb, KU}(p6s, u<pwvo9, a<^0oyyos, 
 
 dKp'tyt']^ : to be, KU)(l>6ufxai, (k- 
 
 KMipoofxui : become, KUTucpijULO- 
 
 Ofxai. 
 
 Dumbness, KcocpoTi)?. 
 Dinice, ti/uaOf'/s. 
 Dung, s. d(l>6oivpa^ Koirpo^^ ko- 
 
 irpia, oKv^aXoi/. — v. KuirpiX^u), 
 
 Koirptu). 
 
 Dunghill, KOTrpln^ Koirpuiv. 
 Dupe, V. 0£i/a/ft^a), t^aTraTaui. 
 Duped, easily, ti/t^^TraTijTos. 
 Duplicity, aVaTJj, cuXo^. 
 Durable, t/x^£j^»/s, /moi^i/xos. 
 Durance, cfivXuKi'i. 
 During, siri, Sid, with gen. 
 Dusk, 0£t\»;, 6p(pi;i]. 
 Dusky, Xt.vK6(j)aio^, yfO(^>tw8);9, 6p- 
 
 Dust, k6v19, KOUlOpTUI. 
 
 Dusty, *coj/topT6ii5>/s, Koi/ios. 
 Duties, xa Trpoai'tKovra. 
 Dutiful, tuTTtit^/Jv. 
 
 ^"^y» X."**^o*i "^^ KuQtiKov : to neg- 
 lect, TTpoSiSoifai Ta KadnKovTu : 
 fulfil, T-d K-aO/jKoj/Ta a-TroTt/Veti' »; 
 
 TTUIELV. 
 
 Dwarf, vdi'O'i. 
 
 Dwarfish, vauuo(pvi}<:, vavvcoSji^. 
 Dwell, oiKtu), ivoiKiU}, i>aiu) : near, 
 nrapoiKtu}^ irpoaoiKtu) : within. 
 
 Dweller, oiKf/xaip. 
 
 Dwelling, oi/oj-rj/ptoi/, oiKij/ia, oi- 
 Kia^ oT/cos, otK}}(ri9 : together, o-yy- 
 oi/ci'a : to change, /xtToiKt'to, /xer- 
 
 Dwindle, d(f>av'iX,oiJiai. 
 
 Dye, ISd-TTTu}, X("t«^aj. 
 
 Dyed, jiaiTTO'i. 
 
 Dyeing, ^«f/>»/, ^dfX}ia^ XP^"^^^- 
 
 Dyer, ftafptixi. 
 
 Dvnastv, dwacrTtta. 
 
 Dysentery, arp6<l>0'i, ovanvTipia. 
 
 EFF 
 
 Eartbly, yottJ^jjs, tTriyttos, t-Trt- 
 
 Y^owios, £K yi/v. 
 Earthquake, aticr/uLos, 
 P]ase, 8. navx'^u, tvfiapi:t. — Ease 
 
 oneself, diroTraTtu}. uhodtvu}. 
 
 EasiiT, pdtav. 
 
 Easily, odSiw^, tu^^pw?, pi/j.(pa : 
 more, pdov : very, pdara. 
 
 Easiness, lUKoirla. 
 
 East, dfUToXii, 7;ajs. 
 
 East- wind, aTTj/X/cuTij?, tupoc. 
 
 Easter, to Ila'crxa. 
 
 Eastern, «i/aTo\(Kos, 7;wos, cwos. 
 
 Eastward, irpoaijwo^. 
 
 E.isy, pddiu^^ tvKoXo^, ivx^pv^ '. 
 of approach, tutcpodo^, tuTrpdcrtTos, 
 f uTTpoo-oOos : to digest, tvirtTTTos : 
 to be entreated, •7rapaK-X»;T69, tC- 
 Trftffxos, h'aTa7r«tt^»/9, tr'TrtiOj;?. 
 
 Eat, £(rO/a>, -rpttiyo), </)ayu), /3p<o- 
 (TKO), tSonai, Tptff>onui : away, 
 dirorpojyu), KarafiilipioaKU) : 
 
 meat, KpEoxpnyiu) : up, Kart- 
 o-tJt'w, dTTOT/oaJyto. 
 
 Eatable, towot/uos. 
 
 Eatables, ioiafxaTa. 
 
 Eater, «<5fo-rj;9, cf)dyo9. 
 
 Eating, s. tdwSii, /ipai<ri?. 
 
 Eaves (of a house), awXi}u, ytla- 
 
 (TOV. 
 
 Ebb, s. ayu-Trwo-tj, or a/xTrwris, — v. 
 a'l'app/fo. 
 
 E. 
 
 Each, £K-a<rT05 : each one, Ttc : 
 
 each other. dXXi'iXwv : on each 
 
 side, iirapipoTtpa. 
 Eager, ■npudvp.o'i, kvipyo^. 
 Eagerly, irpuQufxio^^ iTirovoaiw^. 
 Eagerness, 'jrpoBvpia, airovdi']. 
 Eagle, «£x6v, uliTO'i. 
 Ear, ou'iy of'as : of corn, aruxv^, 
 
 daruxv^, dOiip, dvOipL^ : in the 
 
 ear, (rTaxvi}p6<i. 
 Ear-ring, iuwTLoi/, tXXo'/Sjoi/. 
 Ear-wax, Kvxf/tXi^. 
 Early, Trpuiifxo'i^ TrpaJtVos, 6pdpio9, 
 
 ap.(piXvKu^, XuKauyr/s, icot^ti/09, 
 
 dpdpiifo^. 
 Earn, /jLi<rdo<poptu), fxiadov <ptpu), 
 
 fiiaditpi/iu), Kipoaiuu). 
 Earnest, TrpodujULo^^ aTrovoalo^. 
 Eiirncstly, auj/Toi/ws, dniTt-rafxt- 
 
 vai<!, op/iJjTtKuiv:, CTTuvoiuwi, ayoj- 
 
 I"0-Xt/Cai9, fpLXoTlfXtV^, tKTtVU)^. 
 
 Earnestness, tK-rivtia. 
 
 Earth, y^, yala, x^*"'", '7 : earth- 
 born, (SpoTo^, y»;y£j/>;9. 
 
 Earthen, Kspdfxto^, oa-TpaKii'O^, 
 TrXatTTo^: vessel, dfxcpoptv^, Ktpd- 
 fxiou^ Kepafxi^. 
 
 Ebony, tfitvo^. 
 
 Ebriety, ptd)], otuwcri^, fxtdva/xa, 
 
 oiuofpXvyia, (hiXoivia. 
 Ebullition, fipacr/xn, ^tViv. 
 Echo, s. vxu}, gen, 009, 01/9, 1). — 
 
 V. vTnjxto} : round, irfpnjx^^, 
 
 'ITipiOpuXXtW. 
 
 Eclipse, t/cXtn/zt?. 
 
 Eclogue, kKXoyt'h 
 
 Economical, (ptiduAo^. 
 
 Economy^ fptidwXia, (piKr/xovt'j. 
 
 Ecstasy, txaraai^. 
 
 E(bly, 6ivi]. 
 
 Edge, aKwKii, o^i;ti;9, aKfxf], aV»/, 
 
 aA-19, ai'xM'/- 
 Edible, £(5ajOtpo9, TpcS^iuo^. 
 Edict, SidTuy/uLu, Sidypu/xfxa, xf/t']- 
 
 ff)ifT/xa. 
 Edification, oUooofxia, oiKo66fxi]<Tiv, 
 
 o'lKoBofxijpa. 
 Edifice, o'lKodo/xii, o'lKi)fxn, Sofxi), 
 
 Swfxa^ t(pi8pvna, KaTacTKivaa/xa, 
 
 KT ia/xa. 
 Edify, o'lKoSofAtu), SiSdaKto. 
 Edile, nyopai/opo^, da-rvi/ofxo^ : 
 
 belonging to an e<lile, dyopauo- 
 
 fXlK6<:, dcTTVUOfXlKOi. 
 
 Edileship, nyopuvop.ia, da-Tuvo/xia : 
 
 to hold, dyopavo/xtu), darTvi/o/xtu). 
 Edition, iKOoai^, dvayoptvai^. 
 Educate, dt/dyu), Tpitfiw, sKxptf/jto, 
 
 TraidEuw : together, avfxiraidtuu). 
 Education, twi^ iraicwv fiytoyi/, iK- 
 
 Tpo(^i;, di;rtyaiyi'/, TruiStia. 
 Educator, 'TruiStvTij^, SiddaKaXoi. 
 Eel, tyy*Xi;9, »;. 
 Efface, i^aXti(\>u}. 
 Effect, 8. ivipyyina, rt7roTtXto-/ia, 
 
 dvvap.1^ — v. t-TTtTiXt'a-, 6iairpd<T- 
 
 (Tw, dirtpydX^opuL^ -Troitto, iuip- 
 
 ytu), Kpaivu). 
 Effective, tvcpyi/rtKos. 
 Effeininacy, djipoavvi), Tpv<fn), 
 
 <rTp/7i/o9, a/3poT)j9. 
 Effeminate, UrtetiXva/xii^ui^ ^t}Xv- 
 
 
 dfipLfxr,,: " ^"'^"^^' '^rpv^pdo., 
 Effemina\c]v 'vii,,„,.- 
 
 Effervesce, £K-0X.;^a,. 
 
 EfficaC.OUS £V.py„^,,.^,, I , 
 
 eS • eT'--' '''^^>''^^' «^^«-T-<i.. 
 
 r^mux, uTToppoia, 
 Effort Tr.rpa, £7r;x£/p„;ua. 
 Effrontery, ^pdao-,. 
 Effu gence, UXa^yjn^. 
 
 Effulgent, X«M7rpo9, <TriXf3.^u. 
 
 J^rtusion, £/cxi/<rt9. 
 
 Egg, ^6u : the yolk of, XiKv^o, or 
 
 A£/Ct^09, TO ti-XpOl/ ToG d)0D. 
 
 Egregious, £|at'pExo9, £7r/X£^-T09, 
 Egregiously, t^a.p£'Ta,9, Sta<pepdu- 
 
 ECTCSS, 6^0009. 
 
 Ejaculate, .ij/oXoXi'/^oj. 
 
 J|ect, iK(3dXXw, dTroK'po6ofxai, k^uy- 
 
 Ejection, kKftoXn, *^^^,;a.9, £^ 
 
 Kight Sktu^: hundred, oK-TaKwto9- 
 hundredth, o/vTa/coo-to(rTo'9 : times 
 oKT«A:t9: times as much, 6ktu- 
 
 Eighth, oySoo^. 
 
 Eightieth, o'y^ojj/cocrToY 
 
 Eighty, oySomoi^Ta. 
 
 Either, £K-aT£po9 : conj. ttre, 7). 
 
 Elaborate, iKTrcv.du,, t^ncTKimi. 
 
 1/09. ''^ 
 
 Elasticity, Kov(j)6Ti]<i. 
 
 Elated, tTraipu/xtvo^. 
 
 Elbow, s. wXiv}). 
 
 Elder (in age), ytpatTEpos, irpttr- 
 
 Eldest, 7rpto-/3to-T09. 
 Elect, «7roX£yc«, t/vXtyt.,, rlTroKp/- 
 i'co, f/CAv-pij/o,, i^uiptw, d-rrooiUvv- 
 fJ-t. ip>lfpo(popiw, X^H'OTOVtW, 
 V";</>'$o/iat, £7r«Xtyo^«,, tK-Xtyw ■ 
 a senator, Xay^ai^fu' (iovXtvTi]u. ' 
 Election, xfmcpo.popla, x^Luorovla, 
 tK\oyii, nTroKpiaii : (of magis- 
 trates,) «i'p£at9, X^^poTovia. 
 Elector, aiptTj/?, x*tp«^Toj/,,-r.79 
 Ele-ance, KaXXd>TrLanu, Xu^Trp6- 
 T»/s, tK-rrptTTiiu, linrptTrtiu. 
 i^legant, ^fx^fXi|i, KOfxyl/6<:, x«'>i*t9 
 <«P«io9, Trfpj/caXX,'/?, iXXoytuov' 
 «t/7rp£7r>;9. ' 
 
 Elegantly, i;,^A<:;)9, iHTrp^-n-^^^ 
 XapuvTUi^, Kofxyl/iZ^, tvuufxdaTco',, 
 yXa</)i;pu>9, d(3p^<:, TpvcpioCo', : 
 very, 'Jr«yKaXa.9, iravv Kouilrt)^. 
 
 Elegiac, fX£y£i.',K-o9. 
 
 Elegy, fXtyos, ^prji,o9. 
 
 Elements, <rTotX£rtt. 
 
 Elementary, ni-uixuaK6<i. 
 
 Elephant, iXicjtai. 
 
 Elejdiantiasis, iXerpauTiaa-i^, Xt- 
 nrpa. 
 
 Elephantine, tXtipdvnvo^. 
 Elevate, M^Tfo-p/^o,, uipw, i-n-aloco. 
 
 Elevated, i/xJ/iiXo^. 
 
 Elevation, vil/u,(n<i : of mind, £7r«p. 
 
 o-t9 t;79 ^I/VX'I^. 
 
 Eleven, iuSeku. 
 Eleventh, hStKuTo^. 
 Elicit, iKTnjvi^to. 
 
 (28) 
 
 EMI 
 
 Elide, £V-ex//?aj. 
 Eligible, aIp£X£09, alpsTo^. 
 E }«'on, t/vdAn//t9. 
 Ell, thXtuti. 
 
 Ellipsis, tXXeixJyi^. 
 Elliptic, wwoi]<,. 
 
 Elm, TTTfXtU. 
 
 jjjocntion, kpf.^ivda, <Ppd<rc,, Xt'A,- 
 Elope, d^ox<.pka>, aTTuAAaxT Ju 
 
 I'TTOXOoptU}. ^ ' 
 
 Woquence,^£,,o'T„9, .v<Ppaclu, Xo- 
 
 7'OT,;9, ayop,,Ty9. 
 Eloquent, X£y£,.; e,,,^ '^Xoyt- 
 
 MO':, £.(/.p«o//9, £i;yXa,acro9, £7r„- 
 
 T»/9, £U£7rj/S. ' 
 
 Eloquently, to speak, d7ro(/.e.'yyo- 
 
 Else, «XXo9. 
 
 KlsewlK-re, .XX,, .„, „XXaxo6, 
 
 Elucidate, £^»;y£'o;,ra. 
 Elucidation, f^,';y,,o-.9. 
 E ude,KaTa7ra/^u,,c5a.7raXa),,^7r£v- 
 
 Elusory, <r<PaXEp69. 
 Emaciate, /^X'^a.V.o, ^k-t,;,.u,. 
 ^-iUiaciation, iaxvavai^ 
 Emanate, ^ uTrov^^poyura, £\-/3p^c«, 
 
 /JtCO, tKITLITTUi. 
 
 Emanation, Upoi). 
 
 Emancipate, UTvodofxai, diraXXdr- 
 
 Emancipation, ufjyEo-i^. 
 Embalm, Taptxfuw. 
 Embalnur, T«pix^i'Tr;9. 
 Emhartro, KciXv/xa. 
 Embark, Ifxfiahu, el, ^,> ^,,- 
 
 tTTlfJaiVfli. ' 
 
 Embarkation, EfxjSuais. 
 Embarrass, i/xirocl^to. 
 Embarrassment, ^>7root(ruo9. 
 embassador, Tptafiv^ 
 Embassv, 7rp.a(3du, ' Trpicrftevfxa : 
 
 to discharge an, 7rp£n-/3t^,t^. 
 Embellish £Vt^-aa^,'a,, KaruKoa^ 
 
 MtO), A:aAXi;:/to. 
 
 Embellishment, /cJ(r;u,;o-t9, kuAXo,- 
 TTicrpo^. 
 
 Embez/le, Ocf>aipiofxai, KXiirrw. 
 
 ^nxhnvAoment, v(f>aipEait. 
 
 Embezzler, AXt7rT7;9. 
 
 Emblem, £p(3Xi]iua. 
 
 Embowel, i^turepi^u). 
 
 Embrace, s aa7r«o-^69, "TrfptTrXo/v/,, 
 -TrpoaTrTv^i,. — v. dfxcpi(3uXXw, 
 ufxTTifrxw, dcTTrd^ofxciL, Xapftuvw, 
 
 irfpuxo) 7r£ot7rA*/ct«, kvayKaXi- 
 
 loucu: heartily, avxt'd yrfpi- 
 
 TTTuaaonai, KurafJuXta, : in re- 
 turn, ui/Tucnrdl^ofxai. 
 Embroider, iroiniXXro, 
 Embroidered, x^ard^, iroXoKsaro^. 
 fc^mbroidery, TroihiX/xa. 
 Embryo, ifx^pvou. 
 Emend, KaTopddw. 
 Emendation, KaTdpdwai^. 
 Emerald, o-yu«pay0(>9, »/ 
 Emerge, di^uSoufxai, dvaKCirTw, if- 
 
 avaduofxui, dvafSaiuto 
 Emergency, uku/i. I 
 
 Emersion, dvdouai,. 
 Emetic, ept-roi. 
 rMiiigrant, diToiK-o,. 
 Emigrate, fxeTou<tco, fx.TOLKt^ofxai, 
 airoiKtu), avaXuu), ixtTaSu!„J ■ * 1 
 
 END 
 
 ^poixo} virfptxto, vTTepftuiuio. 
 Eminently, £^Td Trp^Ta, paXiara, 
 
 Eniissiirv, 7rpo(r«yy£A£i9, -jrpoa- 
 ayitiyivi^ KuTd(TK07ro<i. 
 
 Emit, irpuUfXtU, tKTTtfJLTTCo. 
 
 I'^nmiet, /xvojuli'ikiov. 
 
 Emolument, o.0,'A„/.a, £exp»;<rT,;- 
 
 fxu, (i)(}jtXn(t. 
 Emotion, irddwi. 
 Eni,,eror, «j)TOK-pa'Ta,p, ir.Ep^d^p. 
 Emphasis, ifxcfiaai^. 
 Emphatic, ifx(f)aTiK6^. 
 Empire, «px»;. 
 Empiric, ipTreipiKdi, 
 Employ, xpdop.aL. 
 Employed, daxoXo9 : to be, iu- 
 
 aaxoXtofxai. 
 Emidoynient, d<rxoXia. 
 Emporium, Ifx-rropioi,. 
 Empower, iTrtTptVw. 
 Emptiness, kei>6t,i,^ d,wLp[u, ^iv<»- 
 
 O"!-^-, TO KtVOV. 
 
 Empty, K£..o9, c^aV-£,.o9, paTULo,, 
 Jipovoo, : to make, Kti^dw. 
 Empvreal skv,^^^^ - „• .^ 
 Emulate, ^»;Xoa). 
 
 Emulation, ^.,XoTi;7r/a, rvXo9, ui- 
 !^V<Ti9 : worthy of, t7r,}paT09. 
 l^ujulator, ^»;XwT>;9. 
 
 Emulous, di;T/^,;X«9, </>0O^£pa9, U- 
 
 XOTVTTO,, dvTipifXo,^ ^^\a,4^^ 
 ai.TtT£x//09, icpd/xiXXo^, (hiXduu- 
 
 K09. 
 
 Emulonsly, cf>iXovsiKu,9. 
 
 Enact, vopoeertco, xlfj,c}>l^ofxai : 
 
 laws, i,ofxou ^uuac, i^opoitreh,. 
 Enactment, xj^UfHafxa, vdpo^. 
 Enallage, ti/aXXay,;. 
 Enamoured of, to be, iTrtVo, ^0- 
 
 ^^«X/ioyv Ti/'i, f'pa'w. ^ ^ 
 
 Encamp, 0-TpaT07r£o"£.';a». 
 
 Encampment, o-TparoVtoW. 
 Ent-liant,i7ra'oa,,yo,,7£,;a,,yu«y£,;a>, 
 
 Enchanter, iir<ocd^^ yj,,,, 0ap^«. 
 
 «:£U9. ^'^ 
 
 Enchantment, yoT,T£m, tTra.o/,, «a- 
 
 Encircle yi,po'a,, ki/^XJo,, kutu- 
 
 -rpoxalw. 
 Enclose, ^-aXu7rT,.^ 7r£p,/3a'XXt« : 
 
 with a net, TrtpiaToixtZw 
 Enclosure, Trtpi^oXt',. 
 Encomium, ^xuprvpia, kyKdypiov, 
 
 CWtTTUlVta-l^. 
 
 Encompass, KVK\6ay, TrepiftdXXio, 
 
 'TTSptlu^^UVW, ITipUpXO^XaL, TTipi' 
 K.Xtlto, KaTaKUKXoU). 
 
 Encounter, s. dycoviapioi^ dywv — 
 V. £7r/XMp£ai, €yx£ip£co, fialidX- 
 Aa>, £7r£pxo/iai, di>Ti(BoXlu>, iq>6p. 
 I^Vfrii^ TTaptxuy, t-rrnpi, K6pw. 
 
 Encourage, aufxTrupaKaXtw, irap,,- 
 yoptw, iTriKtXtOtv, irapuiviuK 
 
 OTpUi/UJ. 
 
 Encouragement, 7rapaK-£'X£y<rt9 
 Encumber, lin/^uptu,. 
 
 Encumbrance, fidpo,, «x0o9. 
 
 End, S. TO TtXo9, TO 7r£i.a9, Tt- 
 A£yT»,,T/p/ia._V.X£X£toVT£Xta, 
 
 TtXtv-raw : disputes, KarunTriaal 
 T«9 «i/TfAoy£'a9: one's life, tow 
 ^loi; TiXfVTai^, TiXfti/, KciTa- 
 \viLu: make an end, iTriTidijfu 
 
 \ 
 
ft 
 
 ENR 
 
 — .V. -TTti/oao^uai, "TTEipa^u), <nrovdd- 
 
 Ending, TtXtVTi]. 
 Endle^s, «Trttf)os, (tTtp/JLcou. 
 Endowed happily by nature, £u- 
 
 Endowment, x^P^^i 6o<ris. 
 
 Endue, iropit.c- 
 
 Endurance, T\y]fxo(Tvv^]. v-rrofiovt]. 
 
 Endure, uTro/utJ/oo, uTroipipw, tA;;- 
 /ut, dj/£)^o,uai, Tratrx,'*', ({>t^u>, Sia- 
 KapTipiu), )(j)(jvi^u}i/ SiaTt\u>yai/a- 
 
 tKuU), KUj)Tll>tCO. 
 
 Enemy, ix^^po^, TroXt'/utos, ti>av- 
 
 TiOS. 
 
 Energetic, tj/E/oytjTiKos. 
 
 Energy, ivipyiut^ ovva/n^. 
 
 Enervate, tKvtvpiX^w, iK6i]\ui/u). 
 
 Enervated, ai/ti/pov, a/j/Jcoo-Tos. 
 
 Enfeeble, da^ti'ou). 
 
 Enforce, /ii«^ojUfU, ai/ay^ti^co. 
 
 Enfranchise, d'jrt.\i.vi)tp6u)^ a<fii- 
 
 Enfranchised, u(p£T09, t\tv6apu}- 
 
 Enfranchisement, u(\>t<ri^. 
 
 Engage, or promise, ty^uaco: in 
 battle, avvip\onui^ avvtipn^ ktvvu- 
 fXiXiw, avfxliuWw. in, tTrtXEtyuito: 
 in battle, TroXf-fMOu KudiaTui/ui^ 
 /Xrt)(£at^at, KaTap^tadat xj/s fxu- 
 )^ijs, irpocrniyvviuLi : by sea, V(tu- 
 /j.ax_too : to he much engaged, tlfxi 
 £1/, iroXvirpayfXovtuj. 
 
 Engagement, vajmivij, cjjio'tijs : of 
 cavalry, lirTrupLayjia : of foot, 7rt^>/ 
 fidyi] : by land, TrkX^ofxa-j^ia : (pro- 
 mise,) tyyvij. 
 
 Engender, yst/i/aco. 
 
 Engine, /x»;;(ay>i. 
 
 Engrave, yA.u^>ti>, iy/coTTTO), KoXaTr- 
 xa», 6ia)(a.pdTTM. 
 
 Engraver, y/\u7rT»;s, yXuTrxi/p, th:- 
 To/ifus, j(u\/cti»s, TOTTyypaf/jos, 
 ^ttX/coypuc^os. 
 
 Engraving, s. yX.i;</>»/, ayoy\i;<^»/. 
 
 Engraving-tool, yX.u7rT»)(itof, yAu- 
 
 Enhance, ueyaXuj/to. 
 Enigma, a'iviypa. 
 
 Enjoin, t-jriTiO/j/xt, Trpoorayo), stti- 
 -3'touo-(r(D: upon, tTriTUTTw, nrpoa- 
 
 TaTTO). 
 
 Enjoy,T£()7roj(iai,Trtxo/xai, aTroAayct), 
 
 iirtTuyj^ai/o) with gen. 
 Enjoyment, Tt'/o'^ts, tiTToXautris. 
 Enkindle, di/aTTTO). 
 Enlarge, irapf.KTtivta^ av^w. 
 Enlargement, aiJ^j/cris. 
 Enlighten, -Tre/oiauyd^w, KaraXd/i- 
 
 TTCO. 
 
 Enlist, Karaypd^ct) : soldiers, (jTpa- 
 
 TtcoTas irapaaKtvaX^tadai, avX- 
 
 Xiyeti/. 
 Enliven, tixppalvut, cpaicpvvio. 
 Enlivening, tAapo^, (/><a^/;c»s. 
 Enmity, £X^f'"i dTrt^^^t^tta, t^^o^. 
 Ennoble, Xap.'rrpuuu}. 
 Enormous, tKUOfia, d/i£Tpos, eK- 
 
 TOTTos, dj/(t)^a\ov, uirtpptytd}]^. 
 Enough, iK-ai/tos, d'Ats : enough and 
 
 to spare, irXiov tou kooov. 
 Enquire, irui/dui/ouai. 
 Enrage, £is opyiiv ifi^aXXni/ Tii/d, 
 
 y^oXouv : to he enraged, \^oXoopiitL. 
 Enrich, TrXuvTiX^oj, tvirupou ttoiw, 
 
 KaTUTrXouTi^u). 
 Enrol as a citizen, TroXiToypacjytu). 
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 Enrolment, iroXiToypaffna^ kutu- 
 
 ypa(f)Ji. 
 Ensainplc, irapadiiyfxa. 
 Ensign, irpofjLuyo'i^ ai]fjLtio(f)6po9. 
 Enslave, ii<i SovXtiau virdytiv^ dv- 
 
 Sp(nru6iX,f^iv. 
 Enslaving, dfopairoottryuds. 
 Ensnare, SiXtd^w, dyKKTTpEvco, 
 
 £/i7rfpi/3dXXto, TTuyidtvu). 
 Ensnc, iyyivopai. 
 Entangle, irtpnrXtKU}^ TripiXap.- 
 
 fidvio. 
 Entanglement, t/>nroot(7is, TrtptTrXo- 
 
 Enter, ilcrinyopai^ ticrnpi, Eianro- 
 ptuopai, outo, tiaoi-)(i'i(o, t7rij3ai- 
 i/co, (.TTtifiL : secretly, virtiaip- 
 Xo/xat. 
 
 Enterprise, ly^tipmia^ Trtlpa. 
 
 Entertain, 7rdn» XufxTrpw^ ^jf/^tu, 
 
 ^ffdw, ^f j/oooxt'tf, tCTTldw. 
 Entertained, to be, tviay^iojxai, 
 
 ^oLvdoi^ calvvpnt. 
 Entertainer, ^ii/u^. 
 Entertainment, avixirocriov^ cevv- 
 
 dttTTi/ov : to prepare, avinroaiou 
 
 KaTficrKfudX,tiu : to break up an, 
 
 avpiroaiov di(tXv(7cti. 
 Enthral, Ka-rucovXvu)^ oovXouy. 
 Enthrone, ^^poviX^ta. 
 Enthusiasm, kvdovcriaap.o'i^ kvQov- 
 
 <ri(l(Tl^, ^V\oS, TO tvQiOV. 
 
 Entliusiast, £'j/6*«s, iiSovcriactTv'i. 
 
 Enthusiastic, to be, tv^ovcnd'^w. 
 
 Entice, i(ptXKvii), iirdyo/xai. 
 
 Entircnicnt, tTrayojyj';. 
 
 FInticing, iiraywyiKo^. 
 
 Entire, tiXos. 
 
 Entiiely, to Trapd-rrav^ TravTiXuii^ 
 
 Oiamrtpl^^trdpTU)^, irduTrav^ Otdfx- 
 
 TTu^^ tiAws, iv KKpaXaiw^ Hi(pa- 
 
 Xanocih^, 
 Entomb, Ei/Tacptd^to, ki}6ivw. 
 Entrails, ivrtpu^ iyKura^ a-rrXdy- 
 
 Xf«, Topia : cutting of, o-TrXdy- 
 
 ^voTofxia : inspection of, cnrX«y- 
 
 y^i/o(TKOTria : inspector of, airXay- 
 
 yyoaKoiro'i, ifpoaKOTTo^. 
 Entrance, si'cr^ifo-is, £i'crooos, tfxfta- 
 
 o-<s, TTpoVooos : (to a harbour,) 
 
 ficTTrXous. 
 Entrap, irayidiOu). 
 Entreat, oiofxai^ KaTiOxopini, irap- 
 
 aiTovfxai^ iKETtvu), Xnrapiu). 
 Entreaty, Xit*/, 5tjjo-ts,Tr«;>atTT;<rts; 
 
 by — , /u£xd 6£»;<r£a)V, avv otncjti. 
 Entrencli, irtpi^uXXopai^ irtpna- 
 
 Entrenchment, X'tpa^, '7rp6(f)pay- 
 
 na. 
 Entrust, kiriTptiru)^ ivTi\Xop.ai. 
 Entry, tto-ooos, i) : clandestine 
 
 entry, irapiiacvm^. 
 Entwine, TrfptTrAt/coj, irapairXtKU}. 
 Envelope, s. £tXj/ua, ivtiX^]fJiU. — y. 
 
 tiKtu). 
 Enviable, ^i/XtuTos. 
 Envied, to be, i'jri(p6ovo9 tlvai, 
 
 kir'Kp^uvoDi diaKtla^ai^ (fi^ovtlar- 
 
 3'ai. 
 Envious, 03'oi;£pos, kir'Kp^ovo^^ 
 
 ftdoKavo^^ uTTo^da-Kuvoi^ vtpi(Ti]- 
 
 TIKO^. 
 
 Envionsly, kirifp^ovw^. 
 Enumerate, dvapidfitu), k^apidpov- 
 
 fJLUl. 
 
 Ennmcration, k^aptOfxijcrL^, kutu- 
 Xoyos. 
 
 ERU 
 
 Enunciate, nvayopiCu}. 
 
 Envoy, 7rpt(T/3uv. 
 
 Envy, s. <ptJdi/os, (3a<TKai-ia : with- 
 out, dfp^oi'M'i. — Envy, v. <p6ovtu>^ 
 (iaaKuivui^ (pQovov tX">, ^J.'Xdo). 
 
 Epacts, iiruKTOi Vfitpm. 
 
 Epic jx)etry, kirwu Tronjats. 
 
 Epicure, Xt'xvov. 
 
 Epipram, kirr, pufifia. 
 
 Epilepsy, kiriXml/iit. 
 
 Epileptic, £7riAj;7rTiKds. 
 
 Ei)iIogue, ETTt'Aoyos. 
 
 Episcopal, tiriciKuiriKo^. 
 
 Episode, kirnaociou. 
 
 Epistle, £7rto-ToX»;, ypd/uLfiaTa. 
 
 Epistolary, tTnaToA t/»ds. 
 
 Epitaph, tTrtxd^tof. 
 
 Epithalamium, £7rt(?aXd)Uioi/. 
 
 Epithet, £7rt'0£Toj/, to. 
 
 Epitome, £7riTo/ii/. 
 
 Epit«tmise, kiriTtfxvo}. 
 
 Epoch, £7rox»;. 
 
 PZqiiable, to-os, opaXo^. 
 
 Equably, ofxaXw^, iau.«s, kut laov. 
 
 Eqnal, to'09, ofxuXo^^ dpTio^, kva- 
 XiyKio<i, u/uLuio^^ 7rdp£o-os : in age, 
 v\tKiwTiis : in weight, iaoppuTro^, 
 Icropunpo^. 
 
 Equalisation, tcrajtrt?, diriaiotn^y 
 irapiaaiai^. 
 
 Equalise, ttrJo), lad^oj, dt/Tto-oco, 
 TTapto-oo), k^icrow. 
 
 Equality, iaofxoiput^ Itrovopia, l<r6- 
 TJjs, up.aXuTJi'i : of lank, laori- 
 
 Fiqually, tTr/o-)/?, i^ larov, uyycofxd- 
 Xtos, kv tcro), dmaio)^, tcrcos, t^iVf/s, 
 ofxoiwi : broad or thick, taoTrXa- 
 
 T»;v. 
 
 Equanimity, kiriiiKtia^ tu^i/wyuo- 
 crvvi]. 
 
 Equestrian, tTPTrtKos, tTTTrttos : or- 
 der, 'nnrih.6u Tuyua. 
 
 Equilibrium, iaoppoiria^ 'KToard' 
 
 (TlOV, 
 
 Equinoctial la-ijpfpwo^. 
 
 Equinox, iaiifxtpiu. 
 
 Equip, KaTaaKtvci^o), kuTuTTto, 
 
 e^apTvu). 
 Equipment, KUTaoKtvu^ irapa- 
 
 aKtvri. 
 
 Equipoise, dvri(TriKU)(Ti^. 
 Equitable, tTrinKi)^^ i<to9^ nariL- 
 
 Equitably, o/xaAuis, kiritiKu)^, tv- 
 
 yi/co/udj/ws. 
 Equity, tiritiKeia, tiyvwfxoavvi]^ 
 
 kiivopia^ TO Sisaiov, tTrieiKt^. 
 Equivalent, di/rtcrTpof/jos, toros, 
 
 laoKpuTt'ii : to be, iao6vi/apiw. 
 Equivocal, dyuf/>tXoyos. 
 Equivocate, dfxijiiXuytw, uIhitto- 
 
 fxat. 
 
 Equivocation, djx<piXoyia, SiXoyiu. 
 Eradicate, f^pt^doj, dTroppt^cio). 
 Eradication, tKpt'^foo-is, 
 Erase, k^aXtiffiu): the memory of, 
 
 dtpai/i'l^u} Ti)i/ pv^fxi)u. 
 Erasure, fJaAjn/ns. 
 Erect, v. aipopai, VaTjj/it, aV/o-TJj- 
 
 fxi, kytipto, opdou). — adj. dpOo's. 
 E>ecti()n, opOoxrts. 
 Err, dfuip-rdvu}^ ciufxapTauu), k^- 
 
 afxapTdvui^ 7rT«ta>, 'TrXuvdo/xut, 
 
 'TrXijfxptXku}. 
 Error, TrXdi^tj, (r(f)dXfxa, dfxdp-njfxa, 
 
 irXdi/tjima. 
 Erudite, Trnrai^tvixivo^, dautjdii'i. 
 
 i.VE 
 
 Erudition,, ^„,3,,„ ^^, 
 
 vl'lfr'^'"' -^-/-uyco, k4^4,,\ 
 nolRe, XavQauu>: unhurt, o-ci^ta- 
 Escort, iropL-rrri. 
 
 Esculent, ^p,^o-«yuo9, £3J.oVo.. 
 Especial, £^«u,£Tos. 
 
 Especiallv, udAto-T^ Jt: 
 
 «AAws T£ vat • if /;\\„„ '^ " ' 
 
 K^ponsal, ydfxo,. ' ^'^"' "^ '^"'^■ 
 t-spouse, «Wo/xo^„t, £yy,-a'a,: 
 
 Espy, K-aTao-zcoTTeya,. 
 
 ™-'\ s. 7r£rp«, £'yx^'V';/xa.-v. 
 
 TTtipaU,, TTtipuUfXai. 
 
 J'-ssencc, ovaia. 
 
 Esseutial, otrat^io,,^, aVayKalos. 
 
 i^-Stuhllsh, KUTOlKilu). 
 
 Established, Kue.aTw^. 
 Establishment, o/k/«. 
 Estate, KXPipoi, xcopiov. 
 Esteem, s t,^,), Adyo., 5oT«._v 
 
 «7^"', ^XV'': I'ighly, T.^d. ^xJa- 
 -rou, IT, pi TrXi'KTTov ^ouladai 
 -rti^a : more, Tifxdadat ^Xuouo^. 
 t.stunable, T//.,,Tdv, t./<„t£os, !„- 
 
 Estimate «VaXoy/^o,uar, ^o,a^dra,,| 
 a^p.^oXoy/uMa., /.£Tp£'a,, T^.a't. ' 
 
 Estimation, d^m, ^.^t^vW/v, tI- 
 M^u, Tifx,,aii : to be hel.l in 
 oo^au.x^iu fxiyicTTiju, tvdoP^lu 
 -^«,^^«., 5of d^crt^a. : to hi in 
 
 ouotu Xoyilofxai. ^ 
 
 Estimator, oW.,a«aT,W, dTroT.u,,- 
 
 l^^, ^;ptT,;9, Xoy.cTT/^^, T.^d>» 
 
 Estrange, diraXXdcraa;. 
 Estuary, iKpoi,, puu^. 
 f cetera^ ku, ^V£p«, ^al Td Xocttu. 
 Eternal, ««tov, du^cvo,, aid^uw,, 
 
 Eternallv, dl^t'o;., al<ouit,,, d, ai- 
 
 (*>va^ aJai/aTws. 
 Eternity, di-^.dT,,^, aid,u, deava<Tiu, 
 
 o an xpf>vo9. 
 Eternise, ddauari^ay, d-rraduvctTi 
 
 Ether, aiQi'ip. 
 Etherial, aiQipio<:. 
 Ethics /, ,>t^t^-,), T-^ >j0^„_ 
 
 ^^tymology, kTVfxoXoyut. 
 Evacuate, K£,,Ja,, XaTrd^o,, aVo/ce- 
 
 l/OO). 
 
 Evacuation, K-.Vt^^t?, KtVcoua. 
 r^vade, iK<pivyu). 
 Evangelist, tddyyeXo^. 
 Evaporate, dr^/^o,, d^a^^^tdo,, 0i; 
 
 Evaporation, dr/a.^y^/ao-t9. 
 
 Evasion 7rpd<^a<rt9, 7rpd,Tx»;M«. 
 Even, adj. ?ao., 6,xaXd, : Jvtn and 
 
 Odd, upTiov Kal irypLcraov. 
 Ev;en, conj. kuI, fjroi : even so 
 
 — at this time, £Ti kcu vdv : —if 
 Kav. ' 
 
 Evening, kW£po9, £cr7r£p„, ^,a„ : 
 . ■"' ,^^"\'''»s •• — approaches, 
 
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 i1^tt.e"'i■""''''"*''^^"''"^ ^' ''^^>«= 
 
 m the, Trpos taTr^pai,, i<r7r£>a9. 
 .^^£p..o., ../,t..: about, i,^6 
 
 Evenness, 6/xaXdTj,s. 
 Event, TO oru^^«ri,o„, Td crvfxp^B,^. 
 M>., £^o5„., /;, dTTd/iaa J, aL- 
 
 Eventual, TfXfi^Talos. 
 Evcntuallv, Tt'Aos 
 Ever,7roT^,a££: forever, d^ad : 
 
 tune, £^ ou, d./>' o5 : ever to be 
 remembered, d£t>„,,o-Tos. 
 
 Ever astmg, dtotov, a;d,i/to9. 
 
 Everhv.ng, ddl^u^o,, ddduuTo^. 
 
 fcA-ery, £K-«aT09, Trd., dTra^ : one, 
 ^«v Tt9, £v-ao-T09: way, ^„uTa- 
 Xo<rs : everywhere, ^rdi^T,,, kKua- 
 xoT£, y«^T«xr.i;, 7ra„T«x,7, oTro. 
 
 TTOTa, tKUCTTOTe. 
 
 Evidence, s. £rd/,y£,a, fxapTvnia: 
 to give, ^apTu^/o;— V. o\ao-«r/„'a, 
 
 Evident, cra</„;,. 5rAo9,^poa</, „.,;,; 
 *fapy»^9, £/.0..„;,, c/>«,..pd5,%r£«u- 
 0«^';v : It is, cl^uiuerac, oW*?, 
 
 Evidently, ^^0„t,i,, ^„^,- , 
 
 Ev'l, s. /ca^'dt;, Tro j;,;p ta. __ ad i 
 'ca/co9, 7roi/„pd9 : evil-spcaking; 
 
 Evince, iAtyX''', «^e/>c«.u^.. 
 Eulogise, .7ru/>,^,'^«, iyKa,y>x,d^a, 
 Eulogy, eyK-d,;xioi/. ^ 
 
 Ennuch, £u.oi}xo9, £\'T0yu/a9. 
 Evolve, £^f A i'ttw. 
 Evolution, k^.Xtyfxo^. 
 l^^nphony, iu(f>couia. 
 Euc, ols : ewe-lamb, dfxv/,. 
 EiWer, irpoxoos 
 
 EXE 
 
 Excel, U7r£p£^a,, Trpo/xo,, S.ad^'pu,^ 
 
 O-^^pftaXXcv dpc<TTt6<0,'jrpU3TlV(ol 
 
 «^7r£p/iat^a,,£$£'Xa.,7r£p/£tMt,^7r£p- 
 Excellence, ^c,,^^,,, £'7r.cf,dz.£.a, 6- 
 
 7r£/K,y,,, U7r£o/^oA/,, dp£T»}. 
 
 Exr.llcnt, ^po.'xro^, k^^^^^,^ ,v.- 
 
 ^"'''/V, TT.ptTTOV, £fa/p£TOV, £^0- 
 X09, ^-aXov,7rpoVo-Tj;U£./09, TTpdTt- 
 
 T£X£(r^£i;09, d.UaT09. 
 
 Excellently, k^<upkT<o^. 
 Jx '''*' r- ^^"*^'''-— adv. ^Xvi/ ,•), 
 TTAtjy »;. ' 
 
 Exception, k^aipt(n^. 
 Exceptionable, kXtyKTo^. 
 Excess, ^^ox/, 6,r£p/ioX/,, to Xlav. 
 Excessive 6^£'p^£,^o,, 5^,^ 
 Excessively, <r0do>a, Xtat;. ' 
 Exchange, s. ^^aXXuy.',, kudXXaPc. 
 aXXo.a,<r,9 aVo./9/,, o\«XX«y^\J 
 v.^M^Ta^aXXo,, pETapBL(3co, dX- ^ 
 'VaTTo,^ AxtTaXXdTTo,, yu^xdya, 
 «^"gp^at : worlds, fx^TuXXd-^ra^ 
 
 Toy /itOi/. 
 
 Excitation, £^dpM,;at9, ^ikyepcr,,. 
 Excite, £y..>^, d.£y£t>a,, Up,^. 
 ^auy, TrapaKiviw, i^Trdpco, dpotJyyo, • 
 compassion, o/kt/^u, : envv, <ru,,: 
 ayfivTii,i(ije6pou. 
 Excitement An.,,, — ' 
 
 Exciter, £p£0i(rT»;s. 
 
 Exclaim, aW^odo,, duacl^coutoo, dvw 
 
 l^^clamation, £K'<^d,y,,«r*9, d.,a/?o,;- 
 
 Exclude, dTTOK'Xt/a,, kK^Xslro, S^a- 
 '^Xjicv.aTrtipyuj, k^dpyco, KUTdp- 
 
 Exact, adj. dKp:^,}9._v. dTra^T/co, E^xelusion d^ ' X 
 
 -crTrpuTTCO, i^TTpdTTO,, TTpdaao- Excoj^ "tJ ".""'^V'^*^ 
 fxai, ^ i^-^i-ognaie, tirivotto. 
 
 Exncter, £2a7^pd^'Ta,p. rj'r"iy""'^^^^^^'^---'7/'^TTa,,£rpya., 
 
 fcjxaction, £iV7rpa^i9. 
 Exactly, d/cpi/3d.9. 
 Exactness dKpj^^a : with, dv-pt- 
 /^a.s, KUT aKpi/hiaif, irpd^ ardO- 
 
 Exaggeratc, Trupydo,. 
 ^^^^^^^cration, SuvoXoyla, 'rrCpya,- 
 
 Excommunicated, d7roo-u,,dya,yo9 
 Exconate, d^o^kpo., kKSkpZ ^ 
 l^-xconation, kKSopd. 
 Excrement, i^xo^p.^a, ^,axa,'p„- 
 Ma, e/c\'pi(ri9. ^ ^ 
 
 Excrescence, iKcjjv/ua. 
 
 dllaV^'"' ^"'^"''^'^"'' '^-rP^Aoo,, 
 
 f: «&;):;r ^'^^' ^--/>ME-ulpate, d<^.Vr ..,« .,, ,^,,^, 
 
 E.valtation, {;V^V.T /"'^"^.- . ^ 
 
 Examination 'di/dvn,n-,o • - Excursion, kK-Spofxil 
 
 Kvam.ne, tfs-rira,, ifioiuvA,, »?'! "'"^"V'", •"■«t^<..V>,<r,c, 
 
 fj-A^"". i„4,v<„, £;;r:; ar-:-r''."/^''"''«''«-- 
 
 Execrate, KOTapdo/xat. 
 t.xecratinn i-^«-,.' .. • » 
 
 Example, ^apd3£ty^a, ^7rd^£.yua ■ 
 to make a public _ of, nrapaZy- 
 
 Execration, ^aTd^a, dpd, ftdiXvy^ 
 Execute d7roT£\£'a., ^Tr.TtX^a,, 
 
 Excavation, kKKoiXay^i^ Exemplar, duTtypacf>ov, TrpcoTo- 
 
 Exceed, v^spatpu.^ Sca^kpco, •^^rep- Ex'SvrT^7T' ""^""^VVM"- 
 ^"^i/o,, i.7r£p/3dAXa,, slairpLu, ^ r^Y^i^'''^'^^ 'r^^'«'5"y/^aTtKds,d7rd 
 
 Exrppfi;nnrl.. ..-.U' . ' "^t: . PtTTW. pA DITTOS, TtX£t09 
 
 
 Exempt, adj. dT£Av9, dr;£ra</,opo9, 
 aavfx^oXo,, d</,opoXdy,;T09.1-v 
 Ai/oj, afpnifxi. 
 
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 Exemption, uTiXeia. 
 
 Kxercise, s. yv/uLi/aala, ao-/ojort9, 
 
 /jLiXtTt}. — V. cto-Ktco, t/o-ya^oyuat, 
 
 yu/j.ud'^w. 
 Exert one's strength, icrxupt'^o^uaj, 
 
 dLUTtlUO/ULai. 
 
 ExtTtiori, airovdi]^ didraai^. 
 
 J^xlialution, dvudvfxlaai'i^ ctT/utv. 
 
 Exhale, t^ar/ixt^co, ai/uOu/ita^w, 
 i/CTTi/to;. 
 
 Exiianst, aTrai/TXtto, t^ayTXtto, cic- 
 Kii/otv, t^apuw^ d(pu(T(TU}, dirav- 
 T\dui. 
 
 Exhaustion, a7rafTXi;<rts, t ^a'pi/erts. 
 
 Exhibit, i/jicpuivu), kirKpaivw^ diro- 
 tpaivu}^ irapiy^uy^ uTro(3d\\u), Trap- 
 ia-'ni/ni, irpoacptpufxai^ iirLCiiKw- 
 jJLi, VTro6tiKvvp.i. 
 
 Exhibition, irupdcnatTi'i. 
 
 Exhilarate, ivrppaivui^ IKapoco^ (pai- 
 opoio. 
 
 Exhort, TrapaKoXiu}^ irpoTptTru), 
 irapaivtu), ETrtyiipw, vovdiTtw^ 
 iyKtXtuofia , ^irtKtXtuojuai, t-Tri- 
 Kt\tuop.ai, TTapaKiXtuOfXai, OTpu- 
 vu>. 
 
 Exhortation, KiXtvafia, diaKiXtv- 
 o-yuos, iyKtXevcT/ua^ iyKcXtvan, 
 TTtxpati/icrts, TrpoTpoTTj/, irapd- 
 K\»jc7ts, TrapaKiXtvarfjLa, Trapa- 
 <C£/\£i»(r/i6s, TrapaKs'Xttcrts, 'jrap- 
 dyyiXp,a^ j/oi;6tTj)criv, vov^iT\]p.a. 
 
 Exhortatory, 7rapa/.£\£uo-TiK-os. 
 
 Exhorter, TrapaKXtj'rajp, irapaiui- 
 TIJS, £pjdt<TT»)S. 
 
 Exigence, diropia. d,u))X«^'''i Xf'*''"- 
 
 Exile, an, s. ctTroXis, aj/oiKos, rpu- 
 
 yds, £^of)<a-T09 : (banishment,) 
 
 <Pvyrf, t^optcTuo^. — v. <pvya6tv(t)^ 
 
 Exist, virdp)(^M^ iTriyiyvo/uLUi, TiXi- 
 
 3" to, tlfii. 
 Existence, (3ioTo^, to X^jjv. 
 Exit, air d/3a<Tts, Ik/Suo-iv, t^ooos, 17. 
 Exonerate, diroKoufpi'i^u}, 
 Exorable, iranairriTo^. 
 Exorbitant, aTraiTijriKo?. 
 Exorcise, t^opui'^u}. 
 Exorcism, t^upKia-pos. 
 Exorcist, t^opKLoTm. 
 Exordmn), Trpooipiov, (ppoifiiov, 
 
 dpxf], KaTapxv. 
 Exotic, i^u)TiK6<s. 
 Expand, iKTrtTavvvu), dvairrvcrcrd), 
 
 dvaTTtTauuvfit, Tmdvvvfxi. 
 Expansion, t/crao-iv. 
 Expatiate, iraptKliaivw^ diroirXa- 
 
 vdop.ai. 
 Expect, TTEpi/jiiuu)^ iKoixo/J-ai, 
 
 'TrpocrooKuo}. 
 Expectation, TrpoorBoKia, vTCopovi)^ 
 
 tX-TTts. 
 Expectorate, xpifx-TTOfxai, irTuw. 
 Expectoration, xP*V^ts, tttvuXi- 
 
 a-juo^. 
 Expedience, XP^^^i dt^ayKij. 
 Expedient, aVayKalos, arvpcpopo^ : 
 
 it is, arvpcfitpii^ XvaiTsXtl. 
 Expedite, KaTaa-irtiiSo). 
 Expedition, <r7roi;3»/, TaxwTtjs : 
 
 fTTpuTid, aTpuTtia. 
 Expeditious, iviropo^, tu^tui/os, ttoo- 
 
 Expeditiously, padiw^^ ti'^coi/ws, 
 
 TTpox^ipu)^. 
 Expel, aro(3i(v, diriXavvco^ iKJBdX- 
 
 Xto, aTTtipyo), i^tXavvw, wd'tto, 
 
 (31) 
 
 EXT 
 
 Expend, irpoaavaXiaKuy, SaTravdw. 
 Expense, ^aTrdi/i;, jSXd^jj, ^tj^t'a, 
 
 ai'uXwyua. 
 Expensive, 7ro\uTfX»;v, Sa\}/iXii9. 
 
 daiTuviipOi. 
 
 Expensively, TroXuTtXw?, 3ai//iX(7)*. 
 Experience, irttpa, iyinreiptu, 5y/«:t- 
 
 Experienced, t/iirttpos. 
 Experiment, SoKi/uLucria, dvdirtipa. 
 Expert, tyuTrf ipo«, Sariptav. 
 Expertly, kiriaTapivu)^. 
 Kxpertness, ipTrnnia. 
 Expiiite, KaOaipu)^ dyvtuu). 
 Expiation, dyj/to-yuds, c^tXatr/ua, 
 Kudappa. 
 
 Kxpiatory, KadapTvpio^. 
 Hxpinition, TtXtvTij. 
 Expire, iKiri/iw, iK\//ux<*»5 dTrodvt']- 
 
 (TKW. 
 
 Explain, dtaera^w, ^jjXJco, cratpt)- 
 
 Explainer, cracptjuiarii^, t^»)7»jT»js. 
 Explanation, o»iXci)o-ts, t^J/yjjats, 
 
 <^rti'ipco<rts. 
 Explanatory, t^'^yj''"*'^''^- 
 P]xplicate, 6i<xcra<^>;i't^a), tK'^jjXoto. 
 Exj^iiciLtion, ipp.i}Vila, dvaTrry^ts, 
 
 Explicator, i^jjyijr?;?. 
 Explicit, o-af/i?is. 
 
 Explode, IKKpOTtVO, iKKpOUU), kXu)- 
 
 Exploit, dvSpayddtjpa, Troa^js : 
 
 noble exploits, tu kuXw^ Trpax- 
 
 QivTa. 
 Exploration, (TKtil/i^, KaracrKo-ni], 
 
 doKipaaia. 
 
 Explorator, o-kottos, co/ci/xacrTji?. 
 Explore, Ka-raaKotriu}^ autiTTopai. 
 Explosion, KpoToi. 
 Export, tKcpipu)^ tKKopiX^u}^ i^'tyoo^ 
 
 iK(popiu). 
 Exportation, KopiSi], c^aycoyi;, £k- 
 
 KOMKTIS, IKfpOpd, 
 
 Expose, Ikt id 11 fxi. 
 
 Exposed, tK0£TOS, i\'T£0£t9. 
 
 Exposition, E^jjyijais, oiao-d<^?jcris, 
 
 Expositor, €^i)yj;x»;s, -TTfpnjyijx/Js. 
 Exp')stulate, i^antw, KuTuStuput, 
 
 iyKaXiu), ptp(^opui. 
 Expostulation, ly^Xiz/xa, pipypi^ : 
 
 to make expostulations, £yA:Xf?/iaTa 
 
 TToitlcrOat. 
 Exposure, iKdeai^. 
 Expound, cKTtt^ij^i, i^i]ytopai, 
 
 Si]\6w, 
 Express, v. t^j/you/nat, dirofpaiuu)^ 
 
 (jipaX^w : by circumlocution, irepi- 
 
 (ppd'^opai. 
 Expressed, p»}Tos. 
 Expression, Xoyo9, ptjcri^^ ^pd<ri9, 
 
 £K'0pa(ris. 
 
 Expressive, u7ro(/)ai;Ti/cos. 
 Expressly, 5tapp»j5j;i/, aa<pu)^. 
 Expulsion, £^aj<rts, dTToxrts, iKfio- 
 
 X^, aTTtXaata. 
 Expunge, i^aXtifpu)^ o/3tX/^£o, diro- 
 
 Tpi'/Jco. 
 
 Expunging, i^dXjii^ts, dtpavia-pos. 
 Expurgate, iKKadaipu). 
 F2xquisite, i^uiptro^. 
 Hxquisitely, 6ifVKpii/t]pti;u)9. 
 Extemporaneous, nrapaTvx<^i'i civ- 
 
 Toorxt5tos. 
 Extempore, ouToax^^ttus, avro- 
 
 axtiiacTt, tK KaipoUy Ik tov 
 
 FAC 
 
 7rapax/J^/Lia. 
 Extend, Tt/i/to, <n;j/T£ivc-», Siijku)^ 
 
 xaj/i'oj, SKTtivu)^ 6i,aTiii/(t), opiyvv- 
 
 /ut, iraptKTtlvu}. 
 Extensieii, tK-Tacts^ iKTtvtia, iv- 
 
 xacis, opiypa. 
 Extensive, eupus. 
 Extensively, ivpita^. 
 P^xtent, pT}K09^ piyt6o9. 
 Extenuate, tK-^ai/A/^ojuaj. 
 Extenuation, £Xd-rTa)o-i9. 
 Exterior, £^a>'7-fpo9. 
 Exteiininate, £'^t»p/^a>, oXodpEvw. 
 Extermination, i^oXodptvpay 6X6- 
 
 dpivaii. 
 P^xterminator, oXo6p£UT>;9, i.KpiX,oo- 
 
 T7J9. 
 
 External, £^<ijT«pos, ^ei/iKos. 
 Hxterually, £^cot)tv, Supaytv. 
 Extinct, d0ui/TO9. 
 Extinction, d7ro'o-/i£(rt9, afitaiv. 
 Extinguish, ajStvvvui, aTroa^ivvv- 
 
 /ii, l^uXii(fm). 
 I'^xtirpate, ctTroppi^oo), £/v6£ft£X(da>, 
 
 aTToXXvopai, ii.poxXtuw. 
 Extirpation, aVoppt^cotr 19, £Kp/^aj- 
 
 o-t9. 
 Extol, irpoatTTaiviuj^ (rvvt-irutvio}^ 
 
 lyKiopidX^u}. 
 Extort, iKfiidXfipai^ f^aipiu), ii<r- 
 
 "Trpdcra^io. 
 Extortion, iicnrpd^i^. 
 Extract, v. i^iXKtv, iKaupoo. 
 Extraction, i^iXKvai^ : (birth,) 
 
 yti/o9. 
 Extraordinary, t/cra/cTos, tTriXiK- 
 
 X09, VTrtp(paTo<i, 7r«pd5o^09. 
 Extravagance, daioTia. 
 Extravagant, dawTO':. 
 Extreme, iax'^To^, vaTUTo^. 
 Extreuicly, uyav^ Xiuv. 
 Extremity, to vcrTUTov^ icrxftTidj 
 
 TO UKpOV, TO 7r£p«9. 
 
 Extricate, f^tXiTTO), airaXXaTTtu, 
 yTTfi^dytu, iKOopt'uj, puopai. 
 
 Exuberance, uvdnp. 
 
 Exuberant, Kap7ra)6»j5. 
 
 P'xuberatc, iv6>ivtw, irX^dvi/oo, 
 
 Exulcerate, aV/jeXKrooo. 
 
 Exult, a'ydXXo/xat, dyaXXtdoMO*, 
 yauptdo), o-KtpTdto, £K'7r»;^da>, 
 XXittJ : over, firterKipTdoj, iirnrt]- 
 idw, tTrixaipoo- 
 
 Exultation, tK''7r>;6»j(Tis, o'KipT»j(n9, 
 dyaXXr«/xa. 
 
 Exultingly, o-mptj/tikcos, dyaXXo- 
 /U£i/a)9, 7rtptx«pajS. 
 
 Eye, s. d</>yaX/io9, opp.a^ wyf/^ yX?;- 
 vrj, ipdo^ : (of a needle,) Kvup^ 
 aTo«, TO : eyebrow, tirtaKvvioif, 
 ofppvv : eyelash, /3X£<^upt9 : eye- 
 lid, fiXtc^apov. — Eye, v. ipfiXiTru). 
 avvopdw. 
 
 F. 
 
 Fable, /ii;6os, Spd/xa^ to, d-TroXo- 
 yo9 : short, yuu6dpioi/ : old wives', 
 ypato^jjv /if6ov : relate a, pv6oXo- 
 yto), pvdiopai. 
 
 Fabric, /i);x«f>;, T£'xf«o"/ua. 
 
 Fabricate, t£vx'«, T£X''«'"'. 
 
 Fabulist, )ui/yo7rXdffT»js. 
 
 Fabulous, pvd(ooi}^. 
 
 Fabulou^ly, pvi)iKU)^^ xl/ivSwt. 
 
 Face, TTpocTcairui/y ov//i9, liXifxpa^ 
 
 I'AM 
 
 Facctiousness, £^Tpa,r£X/a, dcrT£- 
 
 Ficility, U.oXla, paaWou.,, .opa- 
 
 Fact, epyoi/, irpdypa. 
 Paction, <rTdat9, rrraamtryuoV 
 Kictious, o-T«(Tid.o»y9. 
 Pactiousjy, (rT«ata<rTt/c(Iif 
 factor, tpiropo^. 
 Factory, ipiropioi;. 
 faculty, Sui/api^. 
 Fade^a^,«/^„^„j </>0tVa,. 
 Pjuled, a/xaupo^t^eiv, £^it,,Xo9. 
 
 FAT 
 
 FEE 
 
 Tti/t, ETria-rapai. 
 ^amilianty, «T.;,„it^,,a, olK-£toTt,9. 
 Familiarise, i^iluK 
 ^^imily, okt'a, oLKtTtia, yivot ■ to 
 
 boast of one's, oyKovodcu i-rrl 
 
 Famine, Xiao's. 
 
 Famished, ^o.X«M/Jii/, ,r£.y«X£ov 
 7r£^i/,,Tt^os, Xipwrxwi/. 
 
 famous, 7r£pt/i<;„To9, ^.a^o'„T09 
 *«^0'//xo9,«ya..o., i.-X£ti.o9, ti^Sofo, 
 -r^tXeKXEiro^ : to grow, iirL<pXo- 
 M«t, £i;^«K£^ov ytVo/i«t, iXXau- 
 Trpui'opai. ^ 
 
 Fan, s. -rrTvou, ^c^iS.o, : wi„now- 
 
 Fanati,-, iV0£O9. £x.0£aaTwco9, i,- 
 
 grow, Traxvvopai, 
 
 l-tdmg, <^0..a,6,;9 : never-fading, CJ '«L. 
 
 Fagot, <t>pvyavov. ^'''''\'P^^^^ ivdovaia<TL^ 
 
 Fail, d^oXttV.,, £7rtX£/7ra,, ^^.X*/- fCf ^ '''"''''""''''^''''• 
 jro, ,^aT£p£'a, : of, diroci^. pi'"?', '^r'^"?'"- 
 
 Failing, d;udpT,,^a p^"'' '.*^«i'' 'r^/^ti.os. 
 
 Failure, nTTalapa. ^'^T r.""^- 
 
 Faint, adj. «0.^o9._v. tVj/Jvo, l^i'"^"''''' '^«''-«<-.'^"coV 
 A£/.7ro0i;^£a,, X£t7rov/.uxtt*',' ddu- 
 
 Fainting, X£t7ro0u^ta, X£t7ro(/.uxm 
 
 l-air, s. '7rai/,Jyi;pts, 7rai/To-n-coX£toi/, 
 ayopu. ' 
 
 Fair, adj. /caXo's : fair and honour- 
 able ,caXoK'dyat)69 : fair-spoken, 
 
 J,airly, *&, /caXJi9, X«/ot*VTws. 
 
 J'aith, TTt'o-TtS. 
 
 Faithful 7rxo-Tc59, £i;op/,a9: very 
 
 faithtul, 7roXu7rjo-T09. 
 Paitlifully, 7rio-Tw9. 
 
 Faithfulness, TTtaToTi,?. 
 faithless, aTriaro^. 
 
 Faithlessness, dirKrria. 
 Filcon, lipa^, 
 
 Pa coner, i£p«N-oTpd</>o9. 
 
 all, 8. 7rTwo-l9, TTTMpa. v 
 
 «/^«/a,, Tr.TTTo, : about, 7r£pt7r/7r'| udpo^ 
 
 ^'-: ag:Mnst, ^poaTT/^ro,: l.ackj !"^j^,'^;; 
 
 txtrairnrTco, dvcnr'nTTM • bv tlw To 1 
 -ay, 7rup£^^,V.,: at thJ f^t .^ ::;"^^^ 
 
 ^-"P(c«, 1.-,,,^,, TTpoK-.X.": ^;;ro '^^^«'''^*^«^^*>-,^po,rd, 
 ,,'°'^«^ T(z.o9: down, /c„Ta- 
 <PH'opai, irpoKvXLvdiopcu, kutu- 
 
 tar, /.aK-pdi, Wppa.0£i,, ^^oVo,, 
 J?-oppa, : by ftir, ^„„a ^^^^u : it is 
 hir from, TroXXoii ^ti: far off 
 a7ro0£i,, -vop^uy with gen. t»XoD' 
 a7ra,T£po9, ^anp^v, .^TT^prlou,? ■ 
 tar better, f,nKpu7 dpetvou :' Um. 
 
 I lar ;x£xpt Tou^£, yut'xpt toi^tou • 
 so tar from, Toaoi^Toy Seltui 
 
 Harce, plpu^. 
 
 Fare, </,opd, i;aCXo9 : (living,) 
 
 Farewell, to, avSaipoi;iu>, sd irpd-r- 
 
 Too. ^ 
 
 Farewell, x«?p£, £ppa,<ro, vyiati,, : 
 
 to bid,a7roTaTTo/xut Tti^t, x^lpuu 
 tail). 
 
 Farinaceous, (tXtvpw^^^ 
 
 Farm, s. X'^.oa, X"'."'<^'', ^-T,7^«. 
 
 aypo9, xwpt^.oi/.— V. yifopyioT 
 tarnier, dyp.oT„9, y£a,pya.' yi.,. 
 
 Mopos, aypa,T,y9, y„tT„9 and 
 
 -n-iTTTm. aUMTTiTTTO,, fiaTrtTTTOI 
 
 A«T<,^,ptj^^ KUToXialdaivui^ Trpoa- 
 irnrToy; in, tyUTr/Tr-ro, : into, tiV- 
 ^^TrTO, : out, £K,rtVTa,, Uyiuo- 
 f^ui: liable to fall, ttt^o-Uv, 
 £«^K-«Ta7rTaiT09 : to ruin, ^7ro0»V„- ^^,. 
 ^a«, aTroppto): into misfortunes, xJ 
 
 -n-fptTTtTTTw o-„^0O^,,i;^.. upon the Fashioninrr c 
 
 M;o^v : i„ with, ^V.T.yxd.c TO,' 4t '^ v-'" ''"'""' ^"'^''l , 
 
 T£po9. 
 
 Farthest, vcrTaTo^, £o-x«to9. 
 Partliing, TtTapT,)p6piou, Ko^pdv- 
 
 TI/9. ^ 
 
 Fasces, pa/56ot, aJ paftSovxlai. 
 Pascinate, /?«o-^ujVw. 
 Fascination, yoiyrt/a, (SaaKavia. 
 Fashion, s. axv/xa, pop0,J._v. 
 <rr./x7rXaTTa,, ax.,.«aTt^w, TrXdx- 
 
 'Tttl 
 
 Pa acious, a<paXtp6%. 
 Pa lacy, aorpiapa. 
 
 dXunrthia. 
 
 Fallow ground, i,£'o9 or ve6i, viaWi 
 
 Pa lowing, the act of, i;£aT09. 
 Palse, \J/tv6}k. 
 
 Falsehood, TO i/.£u5o9, to xlfevoi^ 
 Pa >ely, yf^euS^^, ovk dX,,0d)9. 
 Pa sify, 1,061600, Kl/f6Sopai. 
 Pakity, KJ/iLSuv. 
 Falter (in speech), -rpavXirco. 
 Paine, kXiov, on^a. 
 Familiar, (tvi^jjO})^ : to be — with 
 tin<poLTdw, opiXia,^ XPciopal 
 
 vijcTTtia : 
 VfjLtpai. 
 
 fast-days, vi'ianpai 
 
 P\lllnw mvA„«,l ../ , . '^'^'^"'"''lyi'Ou), KaTatrt',-!-^,.. 
 
 K-aTaTr.yyyyo,, ^aT«7^^}TTw. 
 l^astemng, dx£W9. 
 Fastidious, vTrtpoirTiKOi 
 F;astidiousness, Kdpo^, v/3oi^. 
 I'astmg, s. y„aT£/a, dT^acTT/a, d- 
 
 o-iTta — adj. daiTo^. 
 fastness, awoxv. 
 
 «A*;^«P,/i/Mov, ^Wc^«, T^ X/7ro9 
 — a.Jj. TTiwu, TToXOaapKo^^ Xittu- 
 po^-, -^axv^, sardaapKo,, Tripe- 
 A-'/s, aT£aTa,5.y9, o-T,yTa.5,y9, tti-i 
 
 ptXioSti^ : to 
 TTiaivopai. 
 
 Patal, oJX«o9, dXt0p,o9, (/>0apT//ca9, 
 -jafaTti)d»/9. 
 P'atality, »'/ TrtTrpwpivy] 
 Fate, £i^ap;xtV,/, dl.dy^-,,, ^oFpa, 
 
 Fated, tlpappivo^, fxdpaipo^. 
 
 Pather, ,raT,yp yo^,^,, y£i;£'T,,9, 
 y£i/£T„p, y.^iTa.p: foster-father, 
 Tpo0£U9: step-father, TraTpuxds 
 
 7r£i,yY'«^' r'"^,**^^'/^. yufxl3p6^. 
 Fatherless, d-TrdTwp. 
 Fatlierly, 'Jra-rpioo^, 
 Fathom, dpyi;/«. 
 Fathomless, dfSvaa-o^ 
 Fatigue, s. Kd^aTo?, ^-aTa7ro,.,,o-t9 
 
 KOTTOV.—V. KUTUTTOl^ia,, IvOxXiw] 
 
 Ka-TuTpvxtt}. 
 
 /iOXt^»/p09, TXiy/xO,!/. 
 
 Fatness, to Xltto^. 
 
 Fatted, 0-/TXcrTO9,Tpo>.yuO9, C/TXa- 
 l/*t9, 0-IT£UT09. 
 
 Fatten, a.T/^o,, <r.T£ua,, XtTra/^o,, 
 
 Fattened, o-iTm0£is, o-£T£t;Td9 
 
 P;itt(ning. s. o-/t£i;<t«9. 
 
 Fault uWia, £VXt/Ma, -TTTaro-yua, 
 upTrXaKia, 7rX,,yuyU£X„^a : to im- 
 pute, iu uiTia -JTouladai, xjfSyou 
 
 Faultless, avai-rto,, di^ly^X^To^^ 
 
 Faulty, -rrXiippiXii^, vf/svSiU. 
 Pavour, V. 'JrpocrTie,pcu, ^Tvp-yrpd-r. 
 
 deserving, o o^ovcr,. u^co^%%,. 
 
 J9rouoao-T09 : to return a, d^rooV 
 
 oovai X'^piv. 
 Favourable, to be, alaioco. 
 Pavourably, k«Xw9. 
 Favoured, /.■£X«piTa,yu£'£/09. 
 Favourer (r7ro.oaaT,y9, nrapdnXn- 
 
 T09, /io,,0O9, £i/i/009, IVUlVlh, 
 
 Pavounte, ^/Xos. 
 
 Fawn, s. „./3^J^ : to fa^vn upon, 
 t^a,7r£ua,, 0-a.i.a,, uiroaaivco, virai- 
 
 Fawner, ^d,^. 
 
 Fawning, ^wrrtia. 
 
 Fawningly, koXuki ut/aws. 
 
 Feal^ s. cpdlio, ^£'o9, to, ^^Ipa, 
 S.LXiaoLs, ct>pcKi).-y. <pofi^opail 
 «7roo£.X.aa,, 7rT,}ao-a,, 9£>^„, 
 
 fV^^rV ^'"' ^^/-^W^'o), oydpco- 
 o£a), otiS(u. '^'^ 
 
 Fearfd, j.,X^9, </,«y9,p^,, ^V.oa/,9, 
 ^£pi0o/io9, Ku-rdct>o(io^^ ct>o{^.p6,. 
 Fearfully, cfyofitpdy^, ' ^ '" f' • 
 
 Fearles^s d6£,/v, d>o/3o9, aVpoyuov, 
 
 Fearlessly, d0o'/ia,9, d^tdis. 
 
 K-ar essness, dSna, tvToXpia. 
 
 l^east, 8. avp-rroaiov, trvi^ofnrvov, 
 «a/9, 0«X,a, £opT,J._v. 5«/..^„, 
 fo.i/ao,, £<rT.cS^at, axoX,> dyo, 
 £opTa^to. /v • / , 
 
 Feasting, _£VTraor.9, £»,d.x„^x9. 
 Peat Trpaf ,9 Trpdy^ua, tpyo„. 
 Peather, TTTiXoi/. 
 Feathered 7rT/X.i,o9, TTTtpa-rJc. 
 tena/es, dpiiuoiroiui. 
 Feculent, Tpuy.pdv, Tpt.yd.0,,9. 
 Pecundity £.Vo^/., -TroXvyo.ia, 
 tee uuTi^ivped, dpoifj,}. 
 
 3 B 2 
 
 n 
 
 r 
 

 P 1] 
 
 !l 
 
 FES 
 
 Feebleness, ucrdii/iLa, dppcocTTia, 
 TO 'Trapeifif.uov. 
 
 Feebly, dadevw^. 
 
 Feed, TToifxaivui : (fatten,) o-iTt^to, 
 (TiTtuco, Xiiraivti} : feed on, o-troy- 
 fiat, l36(TKOfxat,. vifionai : off, 
 KaTavifkOfxai nn]V yjiipav : oxen, 
 ^ouKoXtlu^ ^ovTpu<f>t7i/ : upon, 
 kiTL^oGKOjxai^ KaTUTpwyu}, ariTov- 
 
 /Uat, I) fXOpLUL. 
 
 Feeding, s. o-iTjj<ris, i/o/i^. 
 
 Feel, ato-yayo/xat. 
 
 Feeling, atat^ijcris. 
 
 Feet, TTooEs : to the feet, 7ro5fjptjs, 
 
 Feign, TrXaTTO), Trpocr-TrXaxTw, 
 
 TrpocTf-TrtTrXaTTOJ, irpuairoLtofj.aL, 
 
 vTroKpiifo/uLai. 
 Feigned, £7ri7r\acrTos, irtTrkatrpii- 
 
 1/05, TrXacrTov. 
 Feignedly, irpoaTroLijTiKw^, irt- 
 
 irXaarfitvio^. 
 P^eint, 7rpo(rX'?M«- 
 Felicitate, tu^aifcoj/t^w, 6X/3(^co, 
 
 p.aKani'^u). 
 Felicitation, fiaKupicrno^. 
 Felicitous, fxauap, 6\.(3lo^^ tvSaL- 
 
 fXlOV. 
 
 Felicity, Bvoaifxovia^ ivTrpa^la, aii- 
 Tv\ia. 
 
 Fell, UTTOKOTTTO), UTrOTtfiUO) ! tO 
 
 fell trees, SivSpoTOfiiw, 
 
 Felloe, /cai/tlos. 
 
 Fellow, Koifcbi/, K'Oii/coi/o?, cTaTpos, 
 <ri;i/f/0?/s : countryman, TraToicoxrj?, 
 i'jrixwpio'i : citizen, o-iz/xttoXixi/s : 
 slave, o/io^oyXos, oui/ooi/Xos: sol- 
 dier, crupfj.axo'i : worker, ^yi/tp- 
 yos : wanderer, <ruju'7rXai/os. 
 
 Fellowship, Koivojvia. 
 
 Felon, <p(i>p. 
 
 Felonions, (puypto^. 
 
 Felony, (pwpiov. 
 
 Female, yvvi]^ ^r{Ktia. 
 
 Feminine, 3"i/Xi/s, ^'j/Xukos, ^'ijXu- 
 
 Fen, tXos. 
 
 Fence, s. <^pay/uos, 'ipKo^. — v. 
 (ppaTTO) ; 5t«/ia)(t»/jiai : off, airo- 
 (ppdcrau} : round, Trepi^paTTco, 
 Trepi/SaXXu), TrsptaKETrct^w, dva- 
 
 Fencing-master, yi//afaarTi}s. 
 
 Fennel, fxdpudpov. 
 
 Fenny, iXto^rjs. 
 
 Feracity, iv<popia^ TroXvKapiria. 
 
 Ferment, X^u/moM. 
 
 Fermentation, ^ujixt}, ^u/xw/xa. 
 
 Fern, Trrcpts. 
 
 Ferocious, ayp:os, tiypttoTro?, ^£1- 
 
 l/COTTOS. 
 
 Ferocity, ayoioxjjs, ^'pdcros, £09,xd. 
 
 Ferret, t/cxts. 
 
 Ferruginous, ia»5»j9. 
 
 Ferry, s. Trop^ptTou^ 7rop3'/uds. — v. 
 
 Ferryman, irop^fx^o's. 
 
 Fertile, tuc^opos, Kapirocpopo^^ tto- 
 
 Xv(popo<i, d<^3'oi/o9 : soil, youi/ds. 
 Fertilise, Triaiuu). 
 Fertilising, iroXv^ptpiuLwv. 
 Fertility, £u6tji/ia, fixpopiay iroXv- 
 
 <popla^ TToXvKapTria. 
 Ferula, i/Mp3'fj^. 
 Fervency, ^r;Xos. 
 Fervent, or Fervid, 3'epfids. 
 Fervour, ^^Xos, S'ep/xotjjs. 
 Festal, idpTios, toprao-TiKos. 
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 FIL 
 
 Fester, cXkos. 
 
 Festival, iopTjj, teXcttj : to cele- 
 brate a, <rxoX»jj/, iopTi]v dyiiv, top- 
 Ttx^tti/ : — for victory, i-irwiKia. 
 
 Festive, kopTd<npio<i^ ^oivijTj'jpto^^ 
 d<rT£ros, cuTpdTrtXos. 
 
 Festivity, do-Tttdxjjs, EuxpaTTsXta, 
 
 Festoon, o-xtju/xa. 
 
 Fetch, ayto, (ptpta. 
 
 Fetid, ^i»(ra)5jjs. 
 
 Fetter, s. Tro^oo-xpd/??;, ttiSi], yvio- 
 
 "Trt^jj, ^etr/uds. — v. dttrixivui, ciw. 
 Fever, Truptxds : slight, irvptTiov: 
 
 a tertian, xpixalos -Trupfcxds. 
 Feverish, Tryptxi^ds : to be, irvptT- 
 
 X6t», TrvptTuii/u). 
 Few, dXtyos: very, dXtyicxos, iXd- 
 
 Xttrxos : in — words, did (3pa- 
 
 ytuw. 
 
 T' '\ 
 
 newness, oXtyoxtjs. 
 
 Fibre, vtvpov. 
 
 Fibrous, vtvpiKos. 
 
 Fickle, dtcriippuiv^ Kovfpo^. 
 
 Fickleness, KovcpoTi)^. 
 
 Fiction, TToit/o-ts, TrXdo-is, irXdarfia. 
 
 Fictitious, '7rXaa/uaxd)0tjs. 
 
 Fidelity, xd Trio-xdi/, irto-xdxijs, 
 
 TTicrxis. 
 Fie, ocTrayt Si'u 
 Field, dypos, ■)(^u)po^^ \(opa, xwpiov, 
 
 yvSiov., Xiopioiov^ dypidiov, yuij : 
 
 in the, dypoHi^ kv dypto. 
 Field-mouse, dpovpiuo<s ^ui/s, vpa^. 
 Fiend, daifAWi/, Saipoi/ioi/. 
 Fierce, ayptos, 3"rjpid)5tjs, Seivoi^ 
 
 2rpa<TU<: : to render, ^jjojdo), k^a- 
 
 ypiaii/w : to be, dyoiovfxaL, dypi- 
 
 aiuofiat. 
 Fiercely, dypia)s, wfiia^. 
 Fierceness, d)/idx))9. 
 Fiery, -Trupij/os, t/xTrupos, irvpiro- 
 
 Xos. 
 Fifteen, ciKairtwre^ irivTfKaioiKa. 
 Fifteenth, 7r£fX£\aiotKaxos, d ot- 
 
 KaTO^ Ka\ TTt/ULirTO^. 
 
 Fifth, -TTt'^Trxos. 
 
 Fiftieth, 7rti/xijKo<rxds. 
 
 Fifty, irivrvKovTa. 
 
 Fig, ffyKoi/ : a dried fig, t(rx«s. 
 
 Fig-tree, (rufc ^ : of a, ctvkivo^. 
 
 Fight, 8. /idx'Ji 'TrdXt/ios, a-u/Li/3oX>;. 
 — v, /j.d)(o/uLai, dywviX^ofjiat : a- 
 gainst, TTpotr/idXXto, KaxaTroXt- 
 /utoj : out, iLufJidypfxai : a naval 
 battle, vavfxaxtoii '. on foot, Trt^o- 
 
 Figment, TrXdffpa. 
 
 Figurative, uiTa(popiK6's. 
 
 Figuratively, pitTCKpopiKw^. 
 
 Figure, s. xd ayjipa^ tuttoi^ fitTa- 
 <popd. — V. di/a7rXdxxco. 
 
 Filbert-nut, XfTrxo/cdpi/oi/. 
 
 Filch, iKpaipiopaL. 
 
 File, s. pii/jj. — V. pivdu)^ khpivi'C^u}, 
 irEpixJ/do}. 
 
 Filial, vuKo^. 
 
 Filiation, uIoTroiijtris. 
 
 Filings, piviafxa, TrBpixj/up-a-, ^n"/- 
 fia^ piv>]p.a. 
 
 Fill, TrXtjpdto, ttX/j^oj: up, tTriTrXjj- 
 pdu), 7rpo(77rX»;pdaj, di/aTrXtco, dva- 
 TripirXijpi, dvaTrXv^o}^ kpirXi'i^(o, 
 di/a7rX»jpdaj, ytpiX,o) : to the brim, 
 kiricTTtipoj : with vain hopes, k/j.- 
 TrXt'idu) Tivd x^i^^'J^ kXirido^. 
 
 Fillet, Taivia, Kpribipvov^ dva- 
 
 FIT 
 
 Filly, TrotXos. t 
 
 Film, dxXus. 
 
 Filmy, d)(XvwSii'i. \ 
 
 Filter, ij'dtiio. 
 
 Filth, pi/Trapta, /udXui/ffts, aKa^ap- 
 aiuy d(T}}^ puiraapa^ Xvpa^ ^^X' 
 /uds, tupcuv. 
 
 Filthily, pvirapui^. 
 
 Filthincss, av^io^^ pu7ro9, dXov- 
 aia. 
 
 Filthy, puTrapds, arairpu^ : to be, 
 pvirdu). 
 
 Final, xtXsyxaios. 
 
 Finally, i/axaxov, xtXtuxaloj/. 
 
 Find, ivpiarKus : out, dvtvpi(TKU}^ 
 k^tvpi(TKU} : fault, xptyoD. 
 
 F'ine, adj. KUfxxj/o^^ KaXo^ : flax, 
 (Suacroi : flour, yupi^, Trai-TrdXij, 
 crsplSaXii : bread made of fine 
 flour, (7£/ut6aXixtjs dpxos : fine 
 linen, Xij/ov, Xarr/)09. 
 
 Fine, s. ^tj/xta, KaTadiKi], — v. ^i;- 
 jUidco, TTpoiTxt/udttj, ^j/^iav £7rt- 
 /3dXXa», kiriypfifpco^ k-rrdyui ; ^»j- 
 fxiav^ T'Lfxi]p.a k-KL-rL^ivai, 
 
 Finely, KOfx\l/u)^^ kuXw^. 
 
 Fineness, Kopyl/onj^. 
 
 Finger, ^dK-xyXos : (thumb,) ni/xt- 
 X«tp »/ pikywi : fore, XiX"*'*'* ii 
 ^*t/vxi/cds : middle, ptao^ : having 
 the ring, Trapd/uEcros, 6a»cxuXttt»- 
 xjjs : little, yutKpds. 
 
 Fining, s. xt/u)/o-i9, xtjujjyuo. 
 
 Finish, 5ta7rpdxxo/xai, 5iax£Xt'ti>, 
 £'7rix£Xta),x£Xta),x£X£yxda),di/ua): 
 off, kTTiKoafJiiu)^ £^£pyd^o/xat, £^- 
 acTKtu}^ Siairouioj. 
 
 Finishing, xtXti'cocTts. 
 
 Fir, fXdxTj. 
 
 Fire, irvp, t;</)at(Txos : firebrand, 
 ^aXos, da^ : fire-place, tcrx«p« ' 
 fire-side, karia : fire-tongs, Trup- 
 dypa : to be on fire, KaTa<f)Xtyo- 
 fiai : set on fire, tjUTrup/^co, dva- 
 Kuiui^ £/i7rp»)dco, ait^oj, di/aTTXco, 
 kKcpXiyuy. 
 
 F'irm, jit^aio^^ o-X£p£d9, f^palo?, 
 tfiTTtdo^ : to be, KpuTuioofxai : to 
 make, (rxtptdw, Ka6i<rx»j/it, ctx»j- 
 pi'^o). 
 
 Firmament, a-Tipiwpa^ tpftapa. 
 
 Firmly, kyKparu)^^ (3t^aiw^, a-re- 
 
 pC6u9. 
 
 Firmness, /St/Saidxtjs, dcr<^dX£i«, 
 
 <rx£p£dxij9. 
 First, 7rpdixo9 : (best,) icpdxt(Txo9 : 
 
 at first, dp-)(^i}i>, '7rptt)xtt)9, irpwTov, 
 
 TpMTKTTa : in the first place, xd 
 
 7rpd)xa. 
 First-born, 7rpa)xdyovo9, Trpcuxoyt- 
 
 First- firuits, dTrapxcti, Ta 3"aXu<ri«. 
 
 Fish, s. ixdvi, dv//oi/, i)(duSiou, oxj/d- 
 piov : fish-hook, dyKi<TTpov : fish- 
 monger, »x5'i'Oir£dX»j9 : fish-net, 
 aayi'wi] : fish-pond, ly^^vorpo- 
 <f>tTou, ^ajypEtoi/. — v. dXi£uu», 
 iX^vdu) : with a hook, dyKia- 
 
 TptVUi. 
 
 Fisherman, dXt£U9, ypi'7r£y9. 
 
 Fishing, 17 dXi£ux£K'>). 
 
 Fishy, l)(Qvu>^-i\^^ l^Qvoii^. 
 
 Fissure, p(oyd9. 
 
 Fist, ^pd^, KOvdvXoi^ TTvyfxri. 
 
 Fit, adj. £i;dp/uocrxo9, £7rixji3£to9, 
 3* £109, orvpptTpo^^ iKuvo'i : for 
 drink, Trdai/iov, '7rdxt)uo9. — Fit, v. 
 dp/id^co, ayi/ap/xd^o), cvvd-KToo, 
 
 , FLO 
 
 apw : Odt, o-xaXco. 
 Jitly, '7rp£,rd»/xw9, KaXdi9. 
 1^ Itne-^S, tyapfMocTTiu, ^-7rix,;o£tdx,,9. 
 l^ive, Trti/Tt : times, TrEj/T-d^is : 
 }eafs Trfi/roExia, TrtvTai-nwi^ : 
 Jive hundred, -TTEi/xa/cdo-tot : fivc- 
 liundredtii, '^-£I/xa^-oo■lyo■xdv 
 IMX, 7r,Jyt/u,^t, *>"'<5a,, o-xi/ptTa,, 
 
 *op,.«. : ,n, ku,pf.i^,u,^ kfjiirriyvvtxi. 
 iMxed, '7r£7ri;y^/vo9, TnjKTd^. 
 Haccid, x«X«pds, o-aOpd9: to be- 
 come, /laXdo), fj.apaivoij.ai. 
 r accidity, fidpavai^^ papaauo^. 
 iMag, ayifjLtiuif. 
 Flagellate, (jipayeXXou}. 
 ]'Iagitious, ^oxe.jpd9, u/?ptax;y9, 
 '7roi/?;pc»9. 
 
 Flagitiousness, fxoxO>]pia, iroviuna, 
 viipit. 
 
 Flagon, olvo(p6pov, Xdyjjvos, Xayr}- 
 viov. 
 
 Flagrancy, (/iXoy/^dv, /caOyua. 
 
 flambeau, ^tx/y, r:aXd9. 
 
 Flame, s. (pXo^.-y. rfAkyonai. 
 
 J lannng, (pXoy6n<i, <t)Xoytp6^. 
 
 P lank, XoTrdpa, Ktvtoov. 
 
 Flash, s. o-TEpoTTd— V. aVai/yd^tt., 
 
 aaxpa-Trxto. 
 Flashing, a-Ttpoyj/. 
 Flat, i;7rxto9 : flat-nosed, at/uLo^. 
 r latter, AToXaKEua), dui-jriuu), vTrodw 
 
 ITEVUi, KepKCOTTtZw. 
 
 Flatterer, K6Xa^^ ^raiif/. 
 Flattering, ko\ a^t uxt/cdy. 
 Flattery, ^wTrtia, KoXuKtia. 
 rlatulent, 'TrutufjaTwcii^, irtpLtbi- 
 
 ycd^i;s. 
 Fhivour, /vi/icro-a, ytvai^. 
 r law, TTTaia-fja. 
 Flax, Xivuv^ ifSuaao^. 
 Flaxen. (3u<Taii/o^. 
 Flay, dkpu}, dirudtpo), kKOtpta, diro- 
 
 XtTTi^ai, ^updu). 
 
 ^'Y"''^ '/'y^^". xl^uXXo^: full of fleas, 
 
 Flee, di/axdXofxut, kK<pi6yu} : away, 
 a7ro«^£yy6.,, d-TTooiBpdtTKM : for re- 
 fuge, KaTaipiuyw. 
 
 Fleece, Trd/coy, ^'(x;^fOl/, yuaXXdy : 
 golden, Xpi/o-d/xaXXoi/ 0tpa9. 
 
 Fleecy, eipoTruKo^. 
 
 Fleet, s. <rxdXo9 i/£d>j/.— adj. xaxi'9, 
 wKus, al6Xo<:. 
 
 FKetness, xaxwx»j9, d)/cyx>;9. 
 
 Flesh, ardp^, Kptasi. 
 
 r Ie>>hv, iroXuaapKoi, aapKwdi)'!. 
 
 J'lexihility, tiKanirtia. 
 
 Flexible, Xt/yai^,,?, Xuyio-xiK-dc, 
 
 KaiiTTuXo^. 
 Flight, <l>uy{j, dvn(l)vyfi, (f)u^i<i : to 
 put^ to, <f)uyadtvu}^ Tpo7n)i/ Troitu), 
 Tptirw tis fftvyiiv, Siointo. 
 I'linisiness, Xtirxoxi/y. 
 T'limsy, XETrxd9. 
 
 Ming, ^dXXoj, itt'-TTxa), piirxd^o). 
 Flint-stone, rn-vp'iT}]^. 
 Flippancy, douXeaxia. 
 Flippant, aTu) fjvXo9. 
 l'"loat, tTTtxoXd^ct). 
 Flock, dy*X>/, Tnufjijv : in a, dyeXij- 
 
 ^di/, kut' dyiXt]v. 
 Flog, yuaaxi^o), i/ido-o-w. 
 Flood, KuTnK\vrrix6vy 'rXi]iu.p.vpU. 
 Floor, SdirtSov. 
 Florid, ivauBiit, duQijpov. 
 Florish, k-jraKudi^to, vfidu), yjjBda-KU}, 
 
 OKflUi^U), EvdaiUOUtd}, tilTVXtUD, 
 
 ^dXXvo : agciin, di;a6dXXa>. 
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 FON 
 
 Flour, ciXcpiTov. 
 
 Flow, pt'o,, Trpoipxofiat, /3pua), Ka- 
 
 -rapptco.j/au), pLupu), kKXt(o: along. 
 
 '<aTupp^u},diappta): hy.irapupptio: 
 
 down or away,d-7ropptco,/caxa/t;pta), 
 
 /.axa-n-tVxw : in, Eicrptro, ^TTip- 
 
 />tw : out, kKcpipofxat, kKotto : 
 
 round, irtpiopku}. 
 Flower, di/do's, xd, di;07,, ,^ : gather 
 
 flowers, diraviiiloi^ dvHoXoyiu,. 
 J^Iowery, (t)tpave,)':, di/^»;pd9. 
 blowMig, s. ptofia, pt'vai':, poi) : 
 
 adj. puxo9: a _ down, sarap- 
 
 pon. 
 Fluctuate, x«pdxxe(r3-ai, Iv d-Tro- 
 
 pia yintaQai. 
 
 Huctuation, Kiifxavaii., KVfjLUTwai^. 
 Muency, Xoytdxtj9, £i)yXu>xx/a, 
 
 ffETTEia. 
 
 Fluent, £XXdyi/xo9, Eijd>pa6i)^^ ti,- 
 f-w-j/y, £i;yXwxxo9, £i}o/xiXo9, iidv- 
 £Tr?;s, 
 
 Fluentlv, ^lappdojjr;, Xoyi'coy. 
 F]l'lid, ptva-To^, puxds, xi'Td9, 
 Fluidity, dypdxtj9, i/oxt9. 
 Flute, ai»Xd9, odi/a^, cupty^ : to 
 play on, avXtw. 
 Flute-player, ai/Xjjx>/9, d, ouXtj- 
 
 Xpt9, 77. 
 
 Flutter, TrfpnrtTOfxat, 
 Fluttering, KiudOia-fxa. 
 Flux, pod, SLappoKt. 
 Fly, s. fivla ; gad-fly, olo-xpos: fly- 
 flap, a6l3i],fivioa6fhi. — Fly, v. iV- 
 TOfxai., 'TTtTop.ai : aloft, di/aTTEXo- 
 /xat, dviTTTafiai : away, d</)tTrx7;- 
 yut, dfP'i'WTap.aL : beyond, irapa- 
 TriTofxai : over, vTripiTTTa/jui, 
 fieraTTtrofiai : round, TripnrtTo- 
 fxai: through, duirrapLaL, diairt- 
 TofxctL : to, TrpoairtTopat : toi'e- 
 ther, avfi'TTtropai, (rvviirTapai : 
 upon, kcpLTTTapai. 
 Plying, 8. TTTfjfjLa, iTTTjtn's, ttoxj}. 
 Foal, TrdiXov. 
 
 Foam, s. dcj>p(k : full of, d<Ppd,di]9, 
 d</)pid£i9.— V. dcppilto, d(j)pidoo : 
 out, dTra</)pi^w, i^a</>ptga>. 
 Foaming, i;7ra^>po9, dtppidm. 
 Foamy, d(f>pwS,]9. 
 Fodder, -rpocpi), vo/ni,, fiopd. 
 Foe, 7roXE/Lrto9, Exi^/>d9. 
 Fog, d»;p, »;. 
 Foggy, dip 109. 
 Foible, d/j.dpTiipa. 
 Fold, s. oi/X?/, £7rauXt9, crxaO/xdy : 
 -TTTv^. — V. irXtKO) : together, av/jL- 
 
 TrXtKUiy (TVl/dTTTCD, 
 
 Folding, -Trxu^is. 
 
 Folding- doors, al SiKXiSe^. 
 
 Foliage, Y^^oa, (pvXXov, <p6ftr]. 
 
 Folk, oxXoi. 
 
 Follow, tTTOpai, UKoXovdtW, OTTj;- 
 
 dtvo), with dat. : after, ETra/co- 
 
 Xoyf^E'co, kcpiironat. 
 Follower, dK:dXou0o9, o'jraSo^. 
 Folly, fxwpia, dfppoavuT], dTaaOa- 
 
 Xia. 
 
 Foment, ^dXTrw. 
 
 Fomentation, ^dXil/i^, ^-aX-Trxj;- 
 piov. 
 
 Fond, £pajxiK-d9, 0tXo9 : to be, 
 tpap.ai : of Mar, 0tXo7rdXf/xo9 : 
 of slaughter, cpiXaipLUTo^ : of gain, 
 ct)iXoKfpivs : of labour, cfyiXoiro- 
 voi- of learning, (fyiXofxadth : of 
 wisdom, (piXua-otfiOi 
 
 Fondly, kptoTiKwi. 
 
 FOR 
 
 Fondness, £pa)9 : for drinking, W)t- 
 
 Xoiroaia. 
 
 Font, (3avTiaT}]pLoi/. 
 lU)od, 0-1X09, (ipwpa, tSsa/ja, Tpo- 
 
 </>»/, (TlXtOi/, Ed«p, £d»jxd9. 
 
 Foolish, dj/dfjxov, /xa)pd9, tKtpptou^ 
 fiuTaioi, dxptlo's, dt/ous, Trapd- 
 <j[>pa,J/, voi/i, ovK Exo)!/, d<ppu)i/, 
 aaui/Exow : to be, /uLwpatvo). 
 
 Foolishly, dyi/wfjdvwi, di/o»;xa)9. 
 
 Foolishness, EUj}OEia, /^iwpi'a, dvoia. 
 
 b oot, 7roi/c : a foot long, iroSialo^ : 
 foot-path, Tpifio^, 'n-dxo9 : foot- 
 step, txvoi, i'x^'oi/, /577yua : foot- 
 soldier, TTE^dv: footstool, vTroiro- 
 otou, ^paviov, Srp^vvi : on foot, 
 ■TTE^oy. 
 
 Footing, /9d<7t9. 
 
 Fop, dXd^tov, /vaXXa)7rt<rx»;9. 
 
 For, prep, i-ttep, dvri, kirl, nrpo. — 
 conj. yap, dk, fiku, oviftKa, oti: 
 tor a long time, 6,)p6i, : for how 
 much ? Trdo-ou ; forasmuch as, 
 
 fTTEl^T/TTEp, olox/, CTTf I ; for SOmC 
 
 tnne, -rtwi : for the most part, 
 fiaXioTTa : for the sake, x^P^^^- 
 Forage, irpovofx,), vopii^, ETnctxio- 
 /xos: go to, iTri x'^ov kfipxttr- 
 vai. 
 
 Forbear, /xaKpodu/jiM. 
 
 Forbearance, fiaKpodvfiia. 
 
 Forbid; d-ra-vopEuo), KwXyw, aVEt- 
 -rrtli, : strictly, kirairtiXtw, kpBpi- 
 fjdopai. 
 
 Forbidden, app»jxo9. 
 
 Force, s. /3/a, i(rxi'9, 5wi/ayLtt9, K-pd- 
 xos.— V. aV«y/cd^a), /3td^o/iat, tir- 
 ai/ay/vd^oj. 
 
 Forcil)le, jSiaio^, ofipifiof 
 
 Forcibly, fiiaiw^. 
 
 Forcing, s. piaai^, kTraycoyfi. 
 
 Ford, 8. '7rdpo9. — v. 7r£tpw, dia- 
 fiaii/co. 
 
 Fordable, SiaftaTo^. 
 
 Forebode, Trpocpnivo). 
 
 Forecast, 'jrpopvdtta, irp6voLa, 
 
 Forefather, irpoyovo'i. 
 
 Forefinger, Xix«i'09. 
 
 Forego, dTroXtiiru). 
 
 Forehead, fitTwirov, f3piyna : to 
 
 contract the, xd /LLtTwirou dva- 
 
 cnrau : to expand the, x^^Xdv. 
 Foreign, ^ivo':,^ dXXoTpiov', ;Lk<Pv- 
 
 X09, xtjXt^aird9, ddvilo^. 
 Foreigner, ^£j/o9, ^evlk69, dXXoU- 
 
 TTOi, dXXdxpic,9, dXXd0i/Xo9. 
 Forejudge, nrpoKpivio. 
 Foreknow, TrpoyiyvwaKU), 
 Foreknowing, TrponSw^. 
 Foreknowledge, Trpoyvtatri^. 
 Foremost, 7rpdixo9, -Trpdi xto-xos. 
 
 Forenoon, 'Jrpofj.tati/uL^piuo^. 
 Forerun, Trpoxpt'xaj. 
 Forerunner, Trpodpofxa. 
 Foresee, irpoopu), irpooirTop.ai^'jrpo- 
 
 yiifwa-Ku), 7rpo/3Xt7ra), vpodtpKo- 
 
 fxai. 
 Foreshow, TrpodtiKvvfxi, 
 Foresight, irpovoia. 
 Foreskin, dKpofiva-Tia. 
 Forest, i/ott?;. 
 Forestall, TrpoXaufBdvai. 
 Forester, Bpvfio(pvXa^, dXaoKOfiov. 
 Foretaste, irpoyivua. 
 Foretell, irpoayyiXXoi, trp64>r]pn. 
 Forethought, irpopijQtia, 
 Forewarn, Trpoayoptvo). 
 Forfeit, s. ^t;/4ta. — v. irpoUuai : 
 
 \ 
 

 FOS 
 
 one's recognisance, is to SlkcktttI}- 
 piov ovK aTravTav^ (pvyocLKilv. 
 Forge, s. \a\K(.u}v. — v. Trpocrx"^-- 
 
 KtVOi. 
 
 Forger, o fxsTaypdipwv^ \!/ivduypd- 
 
 <pos. 
 Forgery, viroftoXv. 
 Forget, k7rt\avdufofj.ai^ d/ULi'ijarTtu), 
 
 d/ULI/llfJLoVtUW. 
 
 Forgetful, dp.vj]fiwi/, t7rt\»j<r/iu)i/. 
 Forgetfnlncss, X'j^ij, dfj-vrjcrTia, 
 
 \t](r/JLO(TUVl}. 
 
 Forgive, o-uyyifcoaKto, KaTa\ftpL^o- 
 fxai, avyyvwfx}}v Oi5oj/at, dcjiiijfxi 
 Ttyi, (Tvyyutv/jLoutui. 
 
 Forgiveness, (rvyyvw/uLi]^ o-yyj^o)- 
 ptifxa. 
 
 Forgiving, avyxwpyjTiKo^, avyyvui- 
 
 /ULMU. 
 
 Forgotten, iTriXiXija-fjLivo^. 
 
 Fork, ^'iKpuvov. 
 
 Forked, SiKtpw^. 
 
 Forlorn, fiovo^, IpTjyuos. 
 
 Form, s. tl^os, iota, orx^fia, juop(/)i"/, 
 TUTTos. — v. a\i)iuiariX^(v^ ti/ttooo, 
 fxopfpou)^ frv/j.Tr\dararu) : into one 
 body, ei/ow. 
 
 Formation, iui6p<p(v/j.a, TrXacis, tu- 
 
 'TTtOO'tS. 
 
 Former, s. 7r\a<TTTjs, £i<5o7roios. 
 
 Former, adj. Trpo'Ttpos. 
 
 Formerly, TrtiXai, e/c TroXaiov, 
 
 TTpij/, irpoTipov. 
 Formidable, ^pt/cxos, fpo^tpo^^ 
 
 Formiilably, <^o/3fpcos, Seivu)<i. 
 Fornication, iropuiia : to commit, 
 
 iropvtvui^ tTuiptu). 
 Fornicator, iropvo's. 
 Forsake, a7ro\£j-7ra>, c/cXctTrw, aTTo- 
 
 CrT«Tt'Jj. 
 
 Forsaken, aTroXEf^eis, /jloi/o^. 
 Forsooth, «'XXa /uj/v, tTrti, Kat /ul7ji>. 
 Forswear, iiriopKico, dirofivvfju. 
 Fort, )(^a)piov, fppoupioi/. 
 Forth, i^M : to come, go, t^etyut, 
 
 irdpEipi, tK^aivui. 
 Forthwith, auTdtJt, TrapavTiKa^ tv- 
 
 Fortieth, TKTcrapaKocno^. 
 Fortification, i.iriTi.Ly^i.<Tfxa^ da-fpd- 
 
 Xto-/ua, tpvfxa^ tpKOS, -TTiptTtij^to-- 
 
 ^69, diTfpdXtia. 
 Fortify, icrxupt'^ctf, KpaTaioto, liri- 
 
 Ttixi'^a), BXi^pdw-, diTcpaXi'^u) : be- 
 forehand, TTpoaafpaXl'^u}. 
 Fortitude, dpiTi), dvoptia. 
 Fortress, TrpofioXij, iTriTiixi-fTfxa^ 
 
 tPpoupiov, £)(upoo/xa, TiiyjLCTfxa^ 
 
 tpv/ma. 
 Fortuitous, Tux^jpos, Tuxaios. 
 Fortuitously, tuxij. 
 Fortunate, tuTvxh^, tvoai/xwv, 
 
 IdLUKapio^, oA/3ios, ivi']fxspo^ : to 
 
 be, tv, /CftXcos TrpctTTEiv. 
 Fortunately, furi/xtov, oX/S/tos. 
 Fortune, tux'J, ^aifxwv^ KXT]po<i : 
 
 good, a"ya0»; tux'/- 
 Fortune-hunter, KXtipovofxevs. 
 Forty, T«<r(rapaKoi/xa. 
 Forward, adv. Trdpoidi, Troppw, 
 
 irpocroo : to be, irpoix'^- — Forward, 
 
 V. Trpot^t'ptt), frpoKOTTTta. 
 
 Fossil, Opi//CTOS. 
 
 Foster, v. Tpi<pa). 
 
 Foster-father, Tpo</)cus, tiBijvo's, 
 
 Tp6<pifjL09: -mother, xpo^oSiOpiTT- 
 
 Ttipa. 
 
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 FRE 
 
 Fostering, ^piif/i^. 
 
 Foul, oyeroi^jjs, aKadapTO^. 
 
 Foulness, uKadapaia. 
 
 Found, v. ^ifitXiou), KaTairpofidX- 
 
 Xoo, K'Tl^U), StfJiU). 
 
 Foundation, 3'iyutXtoi/, ftdai^ : with- 
 out, dOtjUfcXios: lay a, kutu^uX- 
 XtaduL ^ef^iXlOl/. 
 
 F'ounder, apx^jyos, ktio-t?;?, -ttoi- 
 
 Fountain, TrTjyj/, Kp»?»/ij, iriSa^: of 
 a, TrjjyaTos, Kpi]va'io^. 
 
 Four, TtVffapts : the number four, 
 xfTpris : in four ways, TtTpax'i'S, 
 TtT-paxj; : of four parts, Tt-rpa- 
 fiipm : four-cornered, TeTptiyw- 
 vos : four-footed, TtTpuTvov^ : four 
 times, TETpa/cts: four days, Tsxpas, 
 xt) TtTpav/iitpov '. four hundred, 
 TiTpaKoarioi : four years old, tc- 
 
 TpatTJ/S, T£TpaEl/»;S. 
 
 Fourfold, TtTpa-TrXoys, TtxpaTrXa- 
 
 <rtos. 
 Fourteen, diKaTtcrtrapi^. 
 Fourth, TtTapTos : day, 77 rcTpas : 
 
 on the, TcTapxatos : part, Ttrap- 
 
 Tj;yuoptoj/, KO^pdl/X?]?. 
 
 Fourthly, TtTapTojc. 
 
 Fowl, 6pvi9. 
 
 Fowler, i^eutj/s, opvidivTii^, 6pi>L- 
 
 tJo6j;pas. 
 
 Fowling, opi/i6o6?;pa. 
 Fox, aXcoiTTj^, Kepdu), aXwirtKiov : 
 
 to play the, aXwrriKi'^u}. 
 Fox-like, Kfpcwo'i. 
 Fracture, s. K-Xdo-is, vvvrpifxpLu^ 
 
 pfj^ii, KUTayfxa. — v. Kaxdyco, 
 
 KUTdyvvfJii. 
 Fragile, ivKXavTo^^ fv6puvcrT09. 
 Fragment, /cXda/Lia, dpavafxa^ kut- 
 
 ay/ua, dTroKOfx/ma. 
 Fragrance, tviodia^ to li/wdis. 
 Flagrant, tvoa-fxos^ fvu»Sij9. 
 Frail, ^t^apTos, EvSia<l>dopo^. 
 Frame, s. ci/xas. — v. TtKTaivojuai, 
 
 Kaxac/veud^o/uai, Syi/uLLovpyiw, ^v- 
 
 Xovpyiw. 
 Framer, TEKuaaTi}^^ KTi<TTrj9. 
 Framing, 6t]iJLiovpyia, ktl(tl^, 
 Frank, tXeutltpo?, aTrXoDs, £i»?j0ijs. 
 Frankincense, Xt/3ai/os, XiJBavwToi/. 
 Fninkly, d-TrXois. 
 Frankness, aTrXoTi/s, tvijdia. 
 Frantic, tppevijTiKo^^ Ifxpiavri^ : to 
 
 be, 6ai/iiovdu}. 
 Fraternal, dStXcjyiKo^, ddtXcpS^. 
 Fraternity, d^fX^oxt/s, (rvaaiTia, 
 
 (pparpia. 
 
 Fratricide, docX^oKTovo?. 
 Fraud, voafpiarfxo^, diroo-Ttpfjo'is, 
 
 aTrd-TTj, /3Xd/3?j, iruvovpyia. 
 Fraudulent, clTraxtjXos, ^oXfpds. 
 Fraudulently, aTraxtjxiKcos, 5oXt- 
 
 poj?. 
 
 Freckle, (paKO's. 
 Freckled, cfxcKw^i)^. 
 Free,v. tXtuOepo'ai. — adj. eXevdepo^^ 
 
 tXtutJtpios, aux£^oi5(rios, avTovo- 
 
 fMoi, auTupxp^ : from danger, aKtV- 
 
 5ui/os : from disease, aj/oi;cros. 
 Freedman, aVEXfu^tpos, i^tXtv- 
 
 Oipo'i^ TToXlXJJS. 
 
 Freedom, EXtvdipia : of access, 
 d^Eia : of speech, Trapptiaia. 
 
 Freehold, KX»7po9. 
 
 Freely, iXtuHspicos, /utxd irappi]- 
 aias, dittos. 
 
 Free-will, avTovofiia. 
 
 FRO 
 
 Freeze, -TTf/yi/yo), Tr^yi/u/x.ti, Kpvrr- 
 
 TaXXovfiai, 
 Freezing, au/u-TDj^ts. 
 Freight, vaCXos, iropQixiiov^ yd/nos. 
 Frenzy, (Ppiviia-i^^ irapuvoia. 
 Frequency, -TrA/y^os, auxt'oxfj?. 
 Frequent,' adj. .3'a,uii/6s, TruKio?, 
 
 trui/f X'/^i (Ti/xfo's. — v. <poiTdu), iro- 
 
 Xys diaTpi^co. 
 Frequently, o-ux''"'^, ttvki/u}^^ 2ra- 
 
 fJii-i'd, dtl^ aiii, TroXXuKH. 
 Fresh, vtapo-i, ■x)^'^P'^^- 
 F'reshness, x^tfpoTjjv. 
 Fret, Kt/i^o/uat. 
 Fretful, duaKoXo^. 
 Fretfulness, SvaapiaTijai^, to Sv<r~ 
 
 dp I (TTOV. 
 
 Friability, xd tv^pavoTov, \f/a6vp6- 
 
 XJJS. 
 
 Friable, xj/uBvpo^^ tvQpava-TO^. 
 
 Friction, xpt»//is, kiriTpifxixa- 
 
 Friend, <piXo^, di/ayKuios, yvta- 
 oTToi, o'lKBioi : intimate, ai/i/>j6ijs 
 tTalpo^, i(pi<TTio^ : I am his inti- 
 mate, (piXo^ lifjLi Kal (TUf/jtij/s 
 011X60 : very intimate, cvvvOiaTu- 
 xos, ai/ayKaioraxos. 
 
 Friendless, dtpiXoi. 
 
 Friendly, <f>iXio^. 
 
 Friendship, (fnXia, iraipla, <f)iX6- 
 x»;9, (piXo(ppu(Tvvij : to preserve, 
 aw^Eiv x»;j/ (jnXiav : to break off, 
 ^laXyfatJat (piXiai/. 
 
 Frieze, dfifpifiaXXoi^. 
 
 Frii:ht, (p6(io<i^ Sio^, xd, lK7rXt;^ts, 
 ^ti/xa. 
 
 Frighten, ^o/St'oj, SsiiiTTo/jLai, t/c- 
 
 TtXjJTXU), TrXOtCD, iKTapUTTO). 
 
 Frightful, o-xyyfpds, (^o^tpo^. 
 
 Frightfully, ^ttj/cos, (po(3tpu)i. 
 
 Frigid, \}/vxpd^- 
 
 Fngidly, v//i;xpa»s. 
 
 Frigidity, <//^yxpdx»js. 
 
 Fringe, s, KpuaTrtSou, ducravo^, 
 Kpoaaoi. — v, Kpocraooj. 
 
 r ringed, ^vaavoti^^ KpoaarioToSy 
 XtyvcoTo^, 
 
 Frith, TTopd/jLOi. 
 
 Frivolity, /u,«xaidx»}s, tiKaLoavvii. 
 
 Frivolous, \//i/xpoXdyos, (^Xi/apos, 
 /udxatos. 
 
 Frivolously, /uaxatojs, eIk^. 
 
 Frizzled, ouXos. 
 
 Frog, fiuTpaxo^. 
 
 From, iiTrd, 'jr«pd, ctTrd, Trpd?, Ik or 
 «^ : — childhood, £k 'TTat^/ou, 
 t/c iraido^ : — . . . till, dird . . . fxt- 
 XP», «Xf'^ '*'"'S with gen. : — 
 above, Ka6u7r£p6£ : — on high, 
 v\\f6dtv: — the gods, ^loQtv : 
 
 — near, kyyvQiv^ avcr-radoi/ : 
 
 — some place, Trodev, dfxoQtv : 
 
 — that time, diro xote : — the 
 present time, Ik toZ vvv, diro tov 
 vZv : -— my youth up, U viu<s, ek 
 
 viov, tK l/fJ-TTtoy, £/C 'TrpwTI}^ vXi- 
 
 Ki'as : — the cradle, Ik via<:, tK 
 -Trpojxij? T/XtKtas, £\- iraidwv : 
 
 — without, t^wdtv: — within, 
 ti/Sudtv : — whence, bOtu^ o^ivirip. 
 
 Front, ptTtoTTov. 
 
 Frontier, '6po<i^ pnQopiov. 
 
 Frontlet, A:£(^aXo6ta/uto»/, virtpfxtT- 
 
 Frost, Kpyyud?, K-pujuj/os, Kpvoi, xd, 
 
 Frosty, iraxvcoSi}^. 
 Froth, d(pp69. 
 
 1 
 
 IUr 
 
 Frothy, a. bpuiS,,<i. 
 
 Frovvaru, 'rpoTriTiJs. 
 
 Frown, Cuaxt'XXw xdc d^pCs, dua- 
 
 airaa, to /xtTwiro,,, pvaadw, puri- 
 
 oout. 
 
 Froze n, Trdxvi'itis:. 
 
 Fruv;al, X^'/<^Tds, crcocppwi;, iyhpa- 
 
 x»ys, £i»x*A;;s. 
 Frugality, euxeXeio, ocoiftpoai'ivi]. 
 Frugally, <Tiatpp6vw<i^ tyKpuTw^, £u- 
 
 TtXioi. 
 
 Fruit, »c«p7rds, iTTiKapiria, oiraipa : 
 to gather, tAKupTT/gw, o-rrwoi'^fv. 
 
 Fruitful^, tiyKapTTos, yvrpopo^^tyKap- 
 iro^, tvTOKu^, aya3'Js. 
 
 Fruitfulncss, EvKapiria. 
 
 Fruition, aVoXai/o-ts. 
 
 Fruitless, dxp»;o-xov,dxp£ros,d'\ios. 
 Fruitlessly, /udx»;i/, yudi//, uvtuk:. 
 Frustl-atc, vl/tuSojuai, i^«-7raxda>, 
 
 a-TToxt/yxdi/w : to be frustrated, 
 
 awoTuyxdi/u), Kl/tva^Pjuui. 
 Frustration, dTrdxij, dirdxEuy/ua. 
 Fry, (ppOyu), xijyavt^w. 
 Frying-pan, Ti]yuvov^ Tuyijvoi/. 
 Fuel, uiroKav/ma, ti;auap.a, ^ayVu- 
 
 poj/, IfjLTrupEVfxa. 
 Fugitive, <5pa7r£xi;s, <^uyds. 
 Fulcrum, uTrnaTy'jpiyp.a, tptitrfia. 
 Fulfil, TrXi/pdoj, £K-7rX)jpdw, aVa- 
 
 7rA>;pda), xtXto), TrXnpocpaptu). 
 Fulfihneiit, t/CTrXf/pojo-ts, aVaTrXj;- 
 
 poiorts, d-TTapTia-fxo^. 
 Full, e^ttXeos, KopEo-S-Ets, TrXt'oc, 
 •n-XElosr, TrXtfujj?, /xErrxos, di/d-TrXE- 
 os : to be, yt/xto, 7rXj;3^ui/a>, with 
 gen. 
 
 Full moon, 'jruvcriX^vov. 
 Fuller, yvatpivi. 
 
 Fulling-mill, yt/«,/>£roi/, Ion. -cpriiov. 
 Fully, EATTrXtws, diairavTO^. 
 Fulness, irA tjVto/xa. 
 Fume, Kuirvo^^ Kuiaaa. 
 Fumigate, Ka-jrvi^u), dua^v/uLidio. 
 Fumigation, dvaSvp.iuai^. 
 Function, /UE'po«, xd. 
 Funeral, Td<po^, Ucpopd : solemni- 
 ties, KTtpiafxuTa^ £i/ayjo-/xaxa, 
 KTtpea, iiriKTipta^ fj viKpou Ik- 
 <Popd : to perform, xd vo/xi'^o/j.n/a 
 iroitii/: song, ^piii/codia, ^pfjvo^. 
 Funereal, £7rixd</)ioy, ETrt/cj/jJtios, 
 
 evTa<pio^, fEKUtrtos. 
 Fungous, fiUKt'iTifOi. 
 Funnel, x^*""/. 
 Funny, yEXoios. 
 Fur, Stpiua, ^p/f, Xdxvrt. 
 Furies, dpai, lupudot^, Ipivvvt^^ 
 
 dXd<rxop£s. 
 Furious, fxaviwSi]^^ fxaviKos^ 
 
 •7rX»j/cxt»s, dxd<r0a\os. 
 Furl, o-xt'XXoi, o-uo-xt'XXo). 
 Furlong, <TTuStou. 
 Furnace, icd/utj/os, »;, (iauvos, 6. 
 Furnish, axt'AXoj, KaxaaK-Ei/d^aj, 
 
 Xop'/yt'w. 
 Furmture, xd t7r/7rXa, KUTacrKtvfi, 
 a-Ktvoi, oKtvia : to pack up, xd 
 eauTou avaKtV('tT^t<rdui. 
 Furrow, s. auXa^, dyyuos. — v. au- 
 
 XaKt^U)^ dXoKL^W. 
 
 Further, dTrox£pt*», Troppcoxtpoj, txt : 
 
 further on, Trpoaw. 
 Furtherance, TrpuKOTrn. 
 Furthermore, £xt. 
 Furthest, iroppdiTaTa. 
 Fury, fxavla^ Trapatpopa, fifjvi^j 
 
 \va<ra. 
 
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 GEN 
 
 Fuse, x^^vivu). 
 Fusible, X"'*'«i/Tdv. 
 Fusion, x«*"^£ta. 
 
 Futile, x«c«u)s, (f)Xvap6^, kzvo^. 
 Futility, (fiXvupia^ paxatOTrj?. 
 Future, £<ro'/Li£i/us : the, xd /utXXo;/ 
 for the, f s uCOts, Eto-t'xt, xd XotTr Ji/ 
 Futurity, xd piiXXoi>. 
 
 GIV 
 
 G. 
 
 Gad-fly, olo-xpos : stung with, ola- 
 
 TpJjOttS. 
 
 Gain,^ V. KEpSalvu), XPVfJ^aTi^ofxai, 
 KEpoos TTotw : reckon it, Ktpdo^ 
 vofiiltiv xt, h Ktpdti TToiiladaL.— 
 Gam, s. X/o'/MaTi(Tyuds, Ktpdo^: 
 love of,^ (piXoKtpdtia : greedy of, 
 
 ATEp^oXtOS. 
 
 Gained, having, ty/cpaxi/v, £7ri- 
 
 /3oXos. 
 Gainsay, dvxtXE'yco, dj/xt7ra>, icaxa- 
 
 X«Xt(o, i^api/EtatJat. 
 Gait, fiddi<T/xa, /3doto-ts, /SfJ/xa. 
 Gaiter, /v-t/>;/xis, TrEpiKuii/uLii. 
 Gale, ai/pa, Trj/tD/xa, dj/xj;?. 
 Gall, s. xoXj/. 
 Gallery, an open, xd ^yerxdi/, t; 
 
 7rap«^po/xis. 
 Gamble, Kvfttvco. 
 Gambler, a:i//3ei;x7js. 
 Game, dypa, dyptufia : games of 
 the circus, »; iTnrodpofjLia, diavXo^. 
 Gammon, KcuXfj. 
 Gander, 6 X'/*'- 
 Gangrene, ydyypatva, 1/9, u. 
 Gap, x«o-Ma- 
 
 Gape, x"'"***, «i^«X''°^'»''*'i X«<'''^«$«', 
 a7rox«ti/a), x^amdofxai: upon, or 
 after, iirixaii/co, x«''''<»» t'Tt xt. 
 Gaping, s. xd x^io"/*", ») X«o"M';- 
 Garden, Kfjiro"! : dim. kjittLov, kij- 
 iri^iov: to cultivate a, K-tjTrtuco. 
 Gardener, hyjirovpo^, Kijirojpo^. 
 Gardening, «pvTuaKa<pia. 
 Gargle, yapyapi^w. 
 Garland, aTi(pavoi^ (TTtc^dviov^ 
 
 a-Ttfxfxa. 
 Garlic, ayXiSiov, a-Kopodov, oXkov. 
 Garment, Eo-tJi/9, iadinjLa.TreptjSoX}), 
 ifidriov, iTrlftXiipa, KaXvuna, iv- 
 Sup.a: a ragged, xp//3aji/, puKiov, 
 paKuina : soldier's, o-dy»;, adyo<i : 
 apparelled in a soldier's, (Tayi}(p6- 
 poi. 
 Garner, <nxo/9oXd)y, d7ro0»/«:i/. 
 Garrison, <ppuvpd, cf)povpiou. 
 Gash, s. xd/i>;, Tpuv/ma. 
 ipL- Gate, tpuXj;. 
 
 Gather, Xt'yw : together, o-yyAo- 
 ^tToj, <rui/dyco, (rvXXiya). 
 Gathering, avXXt^i's : of ears of 
 corn, <TTax^oXoyia : of grapes, 
 ftoTpvwaii : of fruits, arvyKOfxiSv. 
 Gay, KopLXJ/oiy (vTpdTrtXo^. 
 Gaze, 8. dxEvto-zuds, Trp6(T0\pi<i. — 
 Gaze upon, dxEt/i'^o), Ei/axEw^o), 
 €d)opdai, dxEj/ts dp«i/. 
 Gelding, airddoiv^ /3«k:»jXos, t/cxo- 
 
 Gem, Xi0o9, 7; : set with gems, Sid- 
 
 Xi6o9. 
 
 Gender, yt'j/os. 
 Genealogy, yiviaXoyia. 
 General, adj. ytvLKo^, KaeoXiKO^. 
 General, s. o-xpaT7;yd9, vyt/jiu)u, 
 I <rxpax»jXa'x7j9, dyooyds, dpx<t>l/. 
 
 Generally, ytviKw^, ku6oXiku)9. 
 Genemlship, tiytpLovia, o-xpaxrjyt'a. 
 Generate, teki/uw. 
 Generation, yt'iyto-ts, ytved. 
 Generosity, EvyivEiu^ yEuuaiOTiji. 
 Generous, yti/i/alo-i^ 6 Euyti/ris. 
 Generously, yEui/uiw^. 
 Genius, 6 6iiinwv. 
 GentUe, WinKo^, £/xf/)y\o9: gentiles, 
 
 xd ttJv7J,"EXX»;j/EV, 01 E^UlBlU. 
 
 Gentle, 7rpao9, Trpav^, dyai/ds. 
 
 Gently, irpdwi, ij-rriwi^ iTriEiKU)^. 
 
 Genuine, yi/»;<7to9. 
 
 Geographer, ytwypatpo^. 
 
 Geography, yEwypurfiia. 
 
 Geometrical, ytco/xtxpi/co'9. 
 
 Geometrically, ytwfj.ETpiKu>i. 
 
 Geometrician, yEWfitTpi]^. 
 
 Geometry, ytwfi^Tpla. 
 
 Germinate, duafiXaaTdvoo. 
 
 Gesticulate, x^^po^ofxiw. 
 
 Gesture, axhp^ci^ v-rroKpiai^. 
 
 Get, KTdo/uLui, TrporrXayu/idi/o), dX- 
 (/)a'i/a) : away, uTrdyw : from, dTrc 
 Xap^di/w : into, ipSvopLui: ready, 
 TrapatTKEvdX^ofxai. : rid, fiEditfiai. 
 
 Ghost, ^di/Tuapa, ^vx^'l - ghosts, 
 0d/3»)xp«, xd, i/tA.u£9. 
 
 Giant, yiyas, ai/xos, 6. 
 
 Gibbosity, Ki'pxco^a, ku^wo-is, i/'- 
 
 Gil)bou9, K:ypxo9, Kvcjio^. 
 
 Giddiness, ctk 0x0611/09, oKOTobivia. 
 
 Giddy, to be, (rKoTudivtuo. 
 
 Gift, dwpov^ SojpEa^ ^dipij/xa, Soiri^: 
 dim, SwpijpuTiov : a hospitable 
 gift, xd ^luiou ; dim. ^iviov fxi- 
 Kpov : to bring gifts, C(vpo(popiu). 
 
 Gigantic, y/ydi/xEtos, -ytyaj/xiatos. 
 
 G",^i XP''<''o<^i ETrtxpuo-do), Siaxpv- 
 <t6u). 
 
 Gilded, £yxpt;o-o9, iirixpvcroi, did- 
 
 Xpvao9, dpipixpvao^. 
 Gills of a fish, (dpdyxia- 
 Gilt, lyxpuCTos, xpi^oajTo?, Sidxpv- 
 
 <^oSi X('^'^^^"'l^-< XP^^^l^'^'P^^ ' 
 gilt-head, XP'^<^o(j)pv^, 
 Gimlet, xt'pExpoj/, Tpviravov^ xpu- 
 irdvt]. 
 Gin, iray'i^. 
 
 Gird, ^«ii/i/i;/xt, TrfptjSdXXa), SiaSEU), 
 EvdiTTU): al out, irEpt'^wi/i/v/jLi, Sia- 
 ^(vvvv/jLi^ Siaarhfud^w, et oifxdX,(Jo: 
 round, -TrEpt^dii/j/iz/xt : under, viro- 
 X^uivvvfii. 
 Girdle, ^id^co^a, ^w/ua, Trfpt/JoXr;, 
 ^"'"^Ji ^ojCTTj/p ; dim. xd ^"''''oj/ : 
 to loose a girdle, ^a>j/>jv Xvw. 
 Girdle-maker, 6 X,aw iuttXoko^. 
 Girl, /fdp?;, Kopdcriov, vidui.<!. 
 Girlish, AopaattJ^j/s. 
 Girth, ^dipa. 
 
 Give, SiSui/jii^ irapixt^ '■ give advice, 
 pouXtvu), SiSwfjLi yv(ap.t]v^ yi/a»/u»ji/ 
 El<Ti]yiopaL : a signal, a-tjnaii'w : 
 to each his own, airodiotnixui eku- 
 <rx<jj xd irpocrTjKov : the freedom 
 of the city, iroXiTiiav SiSouai : an 
 example, Trapdoftypn ^tiK-i/yz/at : 
 as good as he brings, laou law liri- 
 (pkpttv : a handle, Xdfiiiv irapa- 
 SiSovat : back, dTro^icwm : up, 
 kuSiScopi : one's opinion, d-Tro- 
 (palvEadai tiiu yvu)fn\v : up one's 
 property, EKaTtjvui twv di/xoji/ : 
 way, xt^P^w, 
 Giver, doTijp, 
 
 i 
 
 fSJ 
 
Ill 
 
 
 GO 
 
 Glad, (/)ai5p(J?, EuOiytos, yt;6o<rvi/os, 
 tXapos, TTfyoixaprjs : to become, 
 ipaidovvofxui^ Xaipu) : to be glad 
 at, ETTij^atpto. 
 
 Gladden, tvcppaiuo)^ IXapoco. 
 
 Gladiator, iJ.ovofxd\o'i^ «d/\j)x»js. 
 
 Gladiatoiy, fxovofxa'xiKd^^ dt^\j;Tt- 
 #cos. 
 
 Gladly, tXaptu?, euBu^xojs, ijSiw's. 
 
 Gladness, tudvfiia^ ^apa^ yi]Qocrv- 
 
 Vt], 
 
 Glance, jSXifXfxa^ Trpocroxf/i^, 
 Gland, a6»/i/, tfos, o : the glands, 
 
 iTEpiadfjiLa, auTidSts. 
 Glass, DaXos, 77, ijtXoi : a glass, 
 
 /cya0os, tKirio/uLa. 
 Glassy, vdXiuo^^ vaXotn. 
 Glazier, vaXovpyo^. 
 Gleam, viroyXavaa-co. 
 Glean, aTuxvoXoyiu). 
 
 Gleaning, trraxvoXoyta. ..,..,,. .^^^ 
 
 Glebe, 77 ^wXo^, v /Sto'Aa?, TtufJ'os- vTrovvaaw 
 
 GOU 
 
 pEvo/xat : forth, iuftuivio, k^ipxp- 
 fiai: forward^ irpotpxo/txai : down 
 together with, avyKuTafiahu), avu- 
 *C**M*i (rvvfrriTiOifxai : out, cctto- 
 (Saivoo, i^ipxofxfu, i^tifxi : over, 
 fMETafSaii/u), Siudivco, Sii^itfti, 
 Trapa^aiuu), vTT*.pTn]ddo} : round, 
 "Trtpi^uii/w, TrBpioStuo)^ irtpivocr- 
 Ttu) : through, ^lipxopai^ iln/bii, 
 Siafiaivui, SuKvtofxat. : through a 
 subject, ot5^ijj/ui Ti: to, i-jrifiuivw, 
 Trpo(rtpxoiu.ai, d(piKuiouai, l-ntifii, 
 KpoSivco, irpoairopiuofjiai : to and 
 fro, <f)oiTdw : under, viroduo/uiai, 
 (nrtpyofiai : up, duiiKO} : go and 
 be hanged, (pdtipov, dirtppt, 
 WTTay' £s fiaKapiav. 
 
 Go to, uyt 6t)^ uyi StJTa. 
 
 Go, /3f,eL, (SdcTK Wi. 
 
 Goad, s. Ktirrpov, /3ou7rX»/^, ftov- 
 -rrXijKTpov. — V. KEirrio), KEvrpi'^w, 
 
 Glisten, or Glitter, Xdtx-mt)^ Xufx- 
 irtTdfo, diuXdfjLTro), diroarTiXl^w, 
 OLaarTiX^u), atXayiX^u)^ c^iyyw^ 
 fiap/uLaipu), <rTtX/^u), KuTaXdp.irw, 
 
 Glittering, ariXfiuiv^ aaTpdiTTvov. 
 
 Globe, (T(paipa^ kukXo^ : habitable, 
 
 T] OlKOVfltvr). 
 
 Globule, (TcpaipioLov. 
 
 Globular, aipaipiKO^, arfpaipoiiSi']^. 
 
 Gloom, Kvi<pa^^ aTuyvori]^. 
 
 Gloomy, crKvOptuTrd^, XuTTj/pos, Xv- 
 irovfiivoiy npcpi^aTo^, CTTvyvu^. 
 
 Glorify, 6()^dX,M. 
 
 Glorious, £^'Ot»^ov, kXcitos, *u3o^os, 
 Ku5d\t/uov. 
 
 Gloriously, £i;/cX£cos, iv^o^co?. 
 
 Glory, s. io^a^ KXiot : to desire 
 glory, opiyopiui 6o^jj9 : obtain 
 glory, ivKXtiwi Tvyxdvtiv. — Glo- 
 ry, V. yavpidu)^ auj^i'oj, Kavxdo- 
 
 fXUL. 
 
 Glove, oa/CTiiX?;0pa, x^tpts. 
 Glow, V. ai6tt), Xupirui. 
 Glow-worm, (pdXaiva^ Xa/u'Trupis, 
 
 TTVpiXafXTTL'S. 
 
 Glue, s. KoXXa^ tjs, 7;. — v. /coXXdo), 
 o-ufdTrTa). 
 
 Glued, KoXXtjTo?. 
 
 Glutinous, KoXXtiojj?. 
 
 Glut, Kopiui^ Koptvviu)^ X^P'''^'C^i 
 Xix^^vw. 
 
 Glutton, ycto-Tpis, yao-Tpi^oi/Xo?, 
 Xt)(j/os, Tti/dtj-i : gluttons, dtrtoTot, 
 yao-Tpiyuapyot. 
 
 Gluttonise, cpdyw, Tpolyo), (Sptoa-KO), 
 icrdiu). 
 
 Gluttonous, d5orjf/)ayos, ^opo^, iro- 
 Xvcpdyoi, Tra/uLcpdyoi, yacnrpifxap- 
 yos, yao-TpoJoj/s, yao-Tpo£t5»js. 
 
 Gluttony, nroXvfpayia^ dorjcpayia, 
 Xtxi^i^'t^a, TO Xix^ov, yaa-Tpifxap- 
 yiu. 
 
 Gnash the teeth, ftpvxa tous 6c6v- 
 Tas. 
 
 Gnashing, /3pi;y/xo9, XPo/maSo^. 
 
 Gnat, Kuiuooxj/, aipcpo^. 
 
 Gnaw, Tpaiyw, Ki/Jidw : gnaw off, 
 diroKi/aLU), diroTpcayw, diro^puxr- 
 K(o,d'7roKtipu}: round, TrfptTpco'yw, 
 'TTEpLfipwarKU). 
 
 Go, EtjUt, (in a future sense,) tp- 
 XO/j.ai, /Saii/co, TToptvo/uLai, /Sa^t'^oj, 
 Xcopto) : astray, TrXai/ovp.ai : about, 
 irepilpxofxai : away, i^tpxofiat : 
 back, viofiai : before, Trpodyco, 
 nrpo^aivui. irpoipxouai. irpoTTO- 
 (37) 
 
 Goal, Kwi/os, (T/coTros. 
 
 Goat, masc. Tpayo9, x^f^^po^ i ^t^"!- 
 a?^ ; dim. aiyidiou : of a goat, 
 ai'yfios, aiy£os. 
 
 Goat-herd, aiy//9oT7j9, alyovofxo^. 
 atTroXos. 
 
 Goatish, Tpa'y£tos, Tpayt/cds. 
 
 Goblet, Kpan-iip^ Stira^, kuttiXXou : 
 Xpvotvii.Ta iKTriojjLaTa. 
 
 God, Geds : Diiindufetes^ ^tol av- 
 Tox^oyEv: God forbid, ov yap o»/, 
 Hh yivoiTo, jxii itJTa, fit) avfx- 
 ftaivT), dXX' aTTEtpyoi 3'£ds. 
 
 Goddess, ^fa : goddess of corn, 
 Arj/itjxjjp: belonging thereto, A»j- 
 /inTp£tov, ATj/utj-rpt«K-ds. 
 
 Godlike, ^reoEidh^, ^los, S-eIos. 
 
 Godliness, ^Eorrifttia. 
 
 Godly, ^EocTfftm, 
 
 Gold, xp'^o^''^, xP^^'-ov : gold- 
 wrought, xpi^o'»iXaT09 : gold-mine, 
 Xpt'o-fioi/, xpi'O'twpi'X^"' 
 
 Goldbeater, TrtTaXoTrotds. 
 
 Golden, xP'^c^tos, lirixpvao^, XP^~ 
 
 O"f0S. 
 
 Goldsmith, xpi'O'O'jrotos, xp^coxoos, 
 
 Xpyo'Oup7os. 
 Goldsmith's shop, XP^'^^X'^^^^- 
 Gone, to be, oixofxai. 
 Good, dyad6<!^ cctOXos, XP'J''"'"<^s. 
 
 KaXo^ : good qualities of mind, 
 
 ayatJa to ev tt; V'^X?'* 
 Good-looking, £i»£i07js. ' 
 Goodness, oyaOoTTjs, aya6a)ai5i/7;, 
 
 XP»?<tto't7js. 
 Goods, r, ovcria, XP^iUaTa. 
 Good-will. Evuoia. 
 Goose, x^" : of a goose, x'i*'*os : 
 
 goose-herd, x^i'^^ft'^^xo^. 
 Gore, s. /SpoTos, al/x«, XuGpoi/. 
 Gorge, KUTaTrii/u), Xacpvacru). 
 Gormandise, Xa(/)u<TO-w, KaTatrivto, 
 
 yao-Tpi^u), Xai/xao), i/x(poptu}, 
 
 KaTaKopEi/vvp.1. 
 Gormandiser, KaTa<pay})<i^ aortoTos, 
 
 '7roXv(pdyo9^ yaa-rpiuapyo^, Xa- 
 
 fpvKTTi<i, Xixvo^^ Xui/xapyo^. 
 Gormandising, s. Xa</)uy/x6ff, dtro}- 
 
 Ti'a, XtX"**", yacTTpifxapyia^ tto- 
 
 Xv<f>ayia. 
 Gorv, Xy6pu)5»js, fiporoEi^^ (poivio^. 
 Gosling, X'/i'to'/cos. 
 Gospel, tuayyf'Xtoj/. 
 Gourd, KoXoKvvQ^, 
 Gout, dpdplTL'i : in the hand, x*'P" 
 
 ay pa : in the foot, iroddypa^ iroi- 
 
 GRa 
 
 aXyta : have the — , iroSa^yfo). 
 Gouty, 'JToSaypiwif, irc^aypiKov^ 
 
 "JToSaypoi. ^ 
 
 Govern, apx^, (iacriXEvio, KfiUTEw^ 
 
 hyEfiovEvta : the state, BiolkAv -rd 
 
 Koivd ; Ofj/uaycoytii/, irvXirEv- 
 
 ((rdai. 
 Government, Kvfttpvtjai^, SioiKijiTi^^ 
 
 7roXtT£ia, dpxh-i Tvpavvi^. 
 Government-house, npx^'iov. 
 Governor, KvftEpi/nTii^, 6iev6vi/ij- 
 
 Tr>?, '7rpvTai/i9, j/ytyutoj/, upxai^^ 
 
 ^tot/c7jT7';s, £7ricrTdT7is ; fern, kv- 
 
 (3EpV)}TEipa. 
 
 Gown, Tvftivvn^^ upTTExovi]^ ti'](3ev- 
 
 fa, (TToX?;, flfjia. 
 Gowned, Tiil3ti/i/o(f}6poi. 
 Grace, v, /coo-juttu, Tt^do), KaXXvuio. 
 — s. X"P^'i Koauo^ : the Graces, 
 
 at AaptTes. 
 Graceful, sv<rxfifJ-fov^ £-7r«<^pd5tTos, 
 
 X«pt£ts, £ux"P**'' £i''^p«'Jr7j9. 
 Gracefully, x^/o**''''"'*'?, fff/ij/uis. 
 Gracefulness, tO-TrptTTfta, x«P"*'- 
 
 Tto-^ds. 
 Gracious, x"P'£ts, fi!x«pts. 
 Graciously, x^P'^'^tios. 
 Gradual, /3«io'«. 
 Gradually, (3d6i]v, KXi/uLaKi)S6if. 
 Grain, /cdA,K09, o : x^^'^pos, ou, o. 
 Grainy, kokkwoi)^. 
 Grammar, 17 ypap/naTiKn. 
 Grammarian, ypap^iuTiKo^. 
 Grammatical, yuapfiaTiKo^. 
 Grammatically, ypapp-a-riKwi. 
 Granary, aiTofpvXuKtToi/, <tito/3o- 
 
 Xtili/. 
 
 Grand, /z£yaXo7rp£7r7';9, o-ejulvos. 
 
 Grandees, /ufyto-Tai/f?, dpto-TT/Es. 
 
 (Jrandeur, fXEyaXoirpEiTEia. 
 
 Grandfather, •7rd'7nro9 : paternal, 
 TrpoTTuTwp^ iraTpoirdrwp : ma- 
 ternal, /UJJTpOTrdTCUp. 
 
 Grandmother, f) fxa/uLfxa^ -TrpoyurjTwp : 
 great, aVo^ud^u^i;. 
 
 Grandson, i/twi/69, uioi/fwv. 
 
 Grant, r, o-yyxwpf'tai, ofxoXoytu). 
 
 Granted, e^ectti. 
 
 Gra|)e, <TTa(l>vXii. /3o'Tpv9. 
 
 Grape-bearing, o-Ta</)i;X7}0dpo9, iro- 
 /\u(TTd(/)i;Xo9. 
 
 Graphical, ypatpiKo^. 
 
 Graphically, yprupiKw^. 
 
 Grasp, Xafifidi^w, crvXXapfidi/u)^ 
 'TTfpiEXoi, ETriXa/jifidi/ofxat, avfx- 
 
 papTTTW. 
 
 Grass, TToa, xop'''09, x^o»}. 
 
 Grasshopper, tetti^. 
 
 Grassy, x^^V^opo^, x^P'^'^^V^y 
 
 Grateful, £7rtxapT09. 
 Gratification, £U£pyc(r/a, xaptcrpa. 
 Gratify, x«P'$o/wat, dpi<TKw, EvEp- 
 
 ytTkw, x^P'" SiScopi : one's self, 
 
 Xapi'^fahai iavTov : to be grniti- 
 
 fied, ridopai. 
 Gratis, dtopEuv^ irpolKa, dptaSi. 
 Gratitude, tvxapi(rTia, liiyvwpo- 
 
 crvi/1]. 
 
 Gratuitous, ayutff6o9, 'KpdiKa 6t66~ 
 
 pEVo<:. 
 Gratulate, (rvyxalpu). 
 Grave, b. Tct(^o9, Tvp(3o<s. — adj. 
 
 crspvu^. 
 
 Gravel, \//f,r/;ts, rj xf/dp/jLo^^ X«^'^. 
 
 \}/appioi/. 
 Gravely, crtpvu)^. 
 Graver, icoXd7rT>j9, yXuirrtis. 
 
 Graxnng-tool, .„X„^^; ^^ 
 
 Gravity, ortpuST}]^. 
 Gravy, x.«/uos. 
 
 Gray, iroXto^^ yXavKov^ XivKai'dth. 
 Lrraze, xpa^u,, iTnypdc^w: (as cat- 
 tle,) >-7rt/3o'<r/cio. 
 Grc\c, o-Ttap, 5„^69, uXEui>ap. 
 Great, /i£y«v, compar. /i££$a,i/, sup. 
 /i£'yto-T09, uirippEyai : so great, 
 T7;Xt/v-oi;T09, Td(ro9 : grow great, 
 p.i]Kuvopai^ p.EyaXvifopai : great 
 men, oi upiaToi^ ul dpiaTEi^. 
 Greatly, piya, Xiav, pEyaXwi. 
 Greatness, ptyEdo^, Ion. ptyado^. 
 Greavc, TVEpiKviiph^ Kvi)ph, 7). 
 Greece, 'Ax«ta. 'EXXd9. 
 Greedily, ETri6vpi)TiKd)^, UdOpvoi. 
 Greedmess, irXEovt^ia, Xixv^la. 
 Greedy, TrXtoi't/vT?^?, ettl^vp^tl- 
 
 Koi, Xix^oy, d57;^dyo9. 
 Greek, "£XXt;i/ : Greeks, 'Axaiol, 
 
 EXX7;i/£9, Afwaoi. 
 Green, xXcopo9, £u6aX7;9. 
 Greenness, xXwpoV7,v, ^aXEict. 
 fJregarious, ayfiXaiov. 
 Grid-iron, iaxapiou, ivdpdKiov, 
 
 £<TXapt«. 
 Grief, s. aXyo9, Xutdj, oouj/»;, dxo9. 
 — v. a. Xi/tt/co, dvidu)^ dXyvvu) : 
 neut. XvTTtopai, dOvpEw, dXyEw, 
 dX^opai, ^upvvopai, cvtnpopi- 
 opai : grieve for, KaTaaTEvui : 
 with, avaTEi/d^w, crwdx^opuL. 
 Grievous, ot*/d9, Xu7rj;po9, dxQEiv6<i, 
 
 avtapo'i. 
 Grievously, (Baptcot, ouaxfpu)^, x«- 
 X£-7rtL9, di>iapu)9, Xi;7r?;oa)y, aii/wi 
 rirnn, ypuyf/. 
 Gnm, (iXoarvpu^^ yopywTro^. 
 Grimly, yopyou. 
 Grin, aaipta. 
 
 Grind, dXtu), «X>;6a), dXtTpfyoj. 
 Grinder, /ii/Xa)t)pc)y, fem. dXtTp/?. 
 Gristle, X"*'0po9. 
 Groan, s. (niv^typa^ o-T£i/ayyuo9, 
 
 HAL 
 
 Grunt, V. ypyXX/^tu, ypy^w 
 Grunting, s. ypuXXtcryuo9, yp,^X- 
 Kiarpu. 
 
 Guard, V. (ftvXdTTo,, r/)«ou»ta», t7, 
 ptw : aganjst, EiXu(3topai.~iiuim\. 
 s. </)poi/p69, </)uX«^ : to be on, iv 
 fppoupa tli/ai. 
 
 Guardian, £'7riTpo'7ro9. 
 
 Guardianship, E-mTpoTn'i : relating 
 
 to, ETTtTpOTTi/CoS. 
 
 Gudgeon, KUi^i6<i. 
 Guess, £7r£iKa^uj. 
 
 Guest, fTvpliwi, avvTpdiTEXo'i, fi- 
 vol. ^ 
 
 Guide, V. vipijyiopai, ooduj.— s. 
 o57;yo9, X^'P«y"'yd9,'7rpoi(i,i/, ixh. 
 »?y?;T7;9. 
 
 Guile, 00X09 : without, dT£Xvaj9 
 Guileless, dooXo^. 
 Guilt, atTt«, doiK-ta, dpapTla. 
 Guiltless, d/ca/v-o9, di/«tTto9, d^ri^oy. 
 Guilty, iuoxo%; u7raiTio9, vir6diK0'i, 
 
 virEvVvuo<i. 
 Gulf, K-oX'7ro9, pdpudpov, X(^<^l^ct, 
 
 fjjapay^ : f„ll of, /iap.rHpti^,,^. 
 (niUet, oiaro(pdyo^, Xai/uid^, 6. 
 Gum, oiJXoj/ : gum Arabic, Koppi. 
 
 Gush, dlEKptO). 
 
 ^"st, yEvcri^, yEvQp6<i : a gust of 
 
 wind, diipa, d»;T7;9. 
 Gutter, GU)Xi}v, crwXijmpioi/. 
 Guzzle, V. oii/oTTOTEU). 
 Guzzler, (pLXoiroTij^, Xdftpo^. 
 Gymnasium, yvpvdaLov. 
 Gymnastic, yvpviKo^, 
 
 IIAR 
 
 H. 
 
 0-TOl/aX»?, yOO-i. V. O-TtVuj, (TTE- 
 
 vd^u), aTovaxi(,opai.^ £7rt<rT£i/d^cu, 
 
 yoatt). 
 Groin, ftov(3wv, Xa-Trdpa. 
 Groom, lTnr6(puplio^^ linroKopo^, 
 
 t7nro/3oy/cdXo9. 
 Grope, \}/t}Xa<l)du). 
 Gross, Traxys, TroXiJo-ap/coc. 
 Grossness, 7rax«^T>;9, iroXvarapKia, 
 
 XivapoTi)^. 
 Grotto, dj/Tpoi/, a-Tn']Xvy^. 
 Grove, dXcro^^ ^n<rara, dXaid, dv- 
 ^d)v : sacred — , -ripEuo^, dXo-o9. 
 Grovel, TrpoTrpoKuXiuSopai. 
 
 Ground, y;}, x^^"'*', X"^piov, dypo9, 
 ^dTTEdov : on the, £-7rt y^9, AraTd 
 yz/s, X'^^l^'^'- 
 
 Grow, uv^di'opai, dXSaiuouai, (pu- 
 opai, -TnjXEddu) : out of, EK<puupai, 
 duafpuopai: to, Eiricji^opaL^ irapa- 
 <puopai^ irpoa-tpvopai : to the size 
 of a tree, Sst/Spoopai : up, aTaXXoo, 
 ii/fEa^u}, pEipaKEuopai, pEipuKio- 
 o/xat, pEipaKL(^opai, av^dvo/mai, 
 Kovpd^u) : to manhood, »;/3da), 
 v(3d<TK(o, El9 uvcpa^ teXeIi/, fi's 
 di/^oa eXQeIv Kul dfpiKEaQai : old, 
 ytjpdo-K-to : under, vToipuopai. 
 
 Growth, au^}]ai^. 
 
 Growl, (tkO^u), oTKuXflfxai. 
 
 Grudge, (p^oviw : without grudg 
 ing, d<p66uu)i. 
 
 (38) I 
 
 Ilabk, £^i?, Ka-rdcTTacri^^ diddEai^^ 
 
 ^X^f^^-> £<?09, Tpd7ro9. 
 Habitable, oiKnaipo'i, oIk^to^ : 
 
 gbbe, OLKovptv^]. 
 Habitation, olKijpa, oi/cta/xos, ot- 
 
 Habitual, tiwOw^, Eidtapii/os. 
 Habitually, EiwdoTW^. 
 Haft, Xa/S?;, /ccottt;. 
 Hag, Xapia. 
 
 Haggard, Sua-popepo^, dypio9. 
 Hail, s. xaXa^«.— V. x«X«^da). 
 Hail, X^^P^i ^ppooa-o, Ev irpdTTE. 
 Hair, k6p^], 3-p;^, x«tT7;, ft^ttpa, 
 pocrrpv^. irXoKapo^, hovpd, Xa'x- 
 i^»; : head of, rpixvopa, nopi] : 
 false, EVTpixov^ irpoKopiov, Kopjj 
 irfpiOtTo^. 
 
 Hairy, Tpjx«i')57j9, Tpix<'>To9, su- 
 •7rXdA,a^o9, Xuxvi'iEi'i : hairy man, 
 \-ou7;t*j9. 
 
 Halcyon, uXkuwi/, ovo^, j; : days, 
 dX7cyo'i/£ia< vpEpai, dXKvovLTiSE^. 
 Half, 7;/ito-y9 : the half, T;/xiau : by 
 halves, i^ vpKTEiw:, vpiav : half- 
 boiled, vpit(f>Qos: half-dead, i^pi- 
 ^avtjv, iipLduih: half-eaten, vpi- 
 ftpuyTos : half an hour, jjpitvpiov. 
 Hall,^ai»X^, pEXadpov, avXaiu : of 
 a, ai;X£to9, avXiKOi:. 
 Hallow, dyidlu), lEpou), Ka^upow. 
 Halt, 8. £Trt<rTacrt9. — v. (to stop,) 
 Efpiar-rtjpt : (be lame,) aKdlw, 
 X<^Xaivu). 
 Halter, Kt<pnXodi<rpiov, Kijpd^, <pi 
 po^, (3p6xo^, ayxoi/tj. 
 Halve, V. dixoropiw, t]pi<Ttvu). 
 
 Ham, iripva : of the leg, lyi^Ca, 
 iyvvi. 
 
 H:imlet, x««pioj/, Kwpi]. 
 
 Hanniier, s. puia-rtip^KiaTpa^alpa. 
 —v. Tvi.iliu : out, TTrtpa/v-oXd'TrTto. 
 
 Hamper, Korpivwi, crirvpl^. 
 
 Hand, 77 x*'P : on the right, £7rt 
 <5*4t« : oji the left, tV dpiaTEpd : 
 It IS at hand, irp6xEip6t; iari : to 
 have m, 6id x^ipoi exeiv : take in, 
 ^yX^tptl„fiui : iiand to hand, ty- 
 yvifti,, <TV(TTad6v'. to fisrht liand to 
 hand, (rv<TTdo}]v pdxEoQai. 
 
 Hand-basin, x^'Poi't'TTpoi/, Ytpvi- 
 (iov. ^ 
 
 Handbreadth, /; TraXdpi]. 
 Handful, opdypu, dpaXXa. 
 Handkerchief, Kail/idpwrioi;, aov- 
 oapiov. 
 
 Handle, s. Xa/8/;, d<poppi,, Kwin,, 
 auTiXafttl.~v. KaediTTopai, v//,,- 
 X«</)da), EyxELpilupuL, VTToJ/a- 
 Xaacru} : to — arms, /XETaxE/ptTo- 
 /xat Trt uirXa. 
 
 Handled, d-TTTos, v//7jXa(/>»jTj9. 
 
 Handling, ^£Tax£tp7,o-t9, »//j/Xa'(/^7,- 
 
 0'i9. 
 
 Handsome, x«pt'£t9, £u£i5;|9, KaXdy. 
 
 Handsomely, x«pttfTu)9, /.aXa-y. 
 
 Handy, Se^i6^. 
 
 Hang, v. a. KpEud(o, dpTuoo : v. n. 
 Kpipapai, alwpEupai, E^upTu- 
 opai, Kov(pilw : from, EKKntpu- 
 P-ai^ t^dTTTupai. 
 
 Hangings, avXaia, TrEpnrETdaua- 
 Ta. 
 
 Hanker after, EiriftdXXopai, airov- 
 dalo} with accus. ^7;Xo'«>, Trfpitp- 
 yd'^opai, duTiTToiEopai, iiri^uv- 
 Xevvo. 
 
 Haply, Ti^x*'"'''*'?- 
 
 Happen, (TvpTriirTio, avvrvyxdvui. 
 ■irpo(TTvyxdvw, diro^aLvvo, EKpai- 
 vu), a-vpfSaii/M : it happens, irvp- 
 ^"i"/*'' f»'0£'X£Tai, avpiriTTTEi, 
 KudvKEi, vtrdpXEL. 
 
 Happily, EiouLpovui^, ^£^iw9, tv- 
 TUXW9, puKupiw^ : most, Ev3ai- 
 
 pOl/taTUTa, EVTVXtCTTaTU, 
 
 Happiness, Evoaipovia. 
 
 W'Wy. f^undpioi, EvSaipwv, evtv- 
 X'/s, £i//cXi;po9, oX/3to9 : I am, tu- 
 caipovtu), EvTrpd-TTU} : most, irav- 
 EvdaiptDv, TpKTEvdaipwv, Tpia6X- 
 
 /3i09. 
 
 Harangue, v. SiipyiyopElv, dyopEuio. 
 
 — s. dupi^yopia. 
 Harass, KaTuiroviu)^ TEtpoj, iraptif- 
 
 oxXkut, diaavpw. 
 Harbinger, irpodpono^. 
 Harbour, Xt/u'V, t>p^09, E(poppo9, 
 
 vauXoxo^ : full of harbours, Xipe- 
 
 fto^i;9. 
 Hard, o-T£pfo9, aK-X7jpo9, xaX£'7rd9 : 
 
 hard of hearing, virdKuitpo^, Sva- 
 
 VKoov : to glow, <TKXi]p6vopai. 
 Harden, v. aKXi]pvvu}, aKippdio, ku- 
 
 TvXooj. 
 
 Hardened, to berome, d-TraXyiai. 
 Hardly, x«X£7rdi9, ^vax^pw^, 6v(r- 
 
 KoXwv^ p6yi9, in comp. 6vi. 
 Hardness, <r/vX7jpdT»j9 : of heart, 
 
 crKXt}poKap8ia. 
 Hardship, dvaxipEia, xaXtTTorv^. 
 _®' Xayw9, Xaytodv : of a, Xa- 
 
 ytpoy. 
 
 Harlot, ipa)/xtV»;, </)i'Xtj, iTaipa, 
 iropvi]. 
 
I: 
 
 HEA 
 
 Harm, v. drdu}^ d^iKico. — s. utij, 
 
 dSiKia, /3\a/3fj, o-ij/os. 
 Harmless, aBoio^, a/8\a/3>;s. 
 Harmornous, rri»/i(/>60fov, tutjx*)?. 
 Harmonise, av/j.(f)U)vtw^ avvaSw. 
 Harmony, dp/moi/iu^ crvfxipoovia. 
 Hainess, (pdXa/ja, pi. 
 Harp, KitJa'p", X*"'^*^^' ^op/niy^: to 
 
 play on the, »v(0«(u'^a>, c^opfxi'^w : 
 
 a singer to, Kid(ipu'd6<i. 
 Hai"per, Kt0uf>t<rT»js, Kiya/otwOos, 
 
 <p<>PjULlKTri9. 
 
 Harrow, s. /ScoXokotttj/jio. — v. (3w\o- 
 
 KUITU). 
 
 Harsli, ci»^6s, 5tti/os, ■rpaxi's-. X"^*' 
 7r6s,ai/aT)jp6s,a)tx£'XiKTos,a7r>jj/?iv. 
 
 Harshly, Tpuy^iw^^ yuXtirw'i^ iri- 
 fc'ptiiv, a7ri/t/(Ls. 
 
 Harshness, Tpa\vTt]^^ y/tXtTroT-^]^^ 
 dvcofiaXia. 
 
 Hart, i.Xacf>o^. 
 
 Harvest, ^tpicrpo^, a/utjros. 
 
 Haste, cTTrovSi'i^ xayos, tTTij^ts. 
 
 Hasten, cTrEu^co, iTrio-Trtuoco, iirti- 
 
 •yo), TttX'^i'tw, cTrtTaX'^'''''' 
 
 Hastening, s. airovdii^ KaTtTrt t^iv, 
 i'TTtaTTtpxf ta. 
 
 Hastily, cpo/maSyiv^ ptTa6popdoi]v^ 
 Sid (77rou6i}s, aTTuuCitiu}^, Tax*'"JV, 
 i/c Tou 7ra<iaTuxt^''Tos '. too hasti- 
 ly, Xiuv T«Xfc"JS. 
 
 Hasty, xtf^uv, aTToi/oalcs. 
 
 Hat, TrfcTucros, iriKiipa, irlXo^, irl- 
 \iov. 
 
 Hatcli, e/CKoXttTrTO), iKXtTra). 
 
 Hatches (flood-gates), KaTupdKTai: 
 (of a ship,) (TuvLdiMfjuiTu. 
 
 Hatchet, TrtXt/ci/s, d^lui) 5i(rTO/ios, 
 
 TO,UtUS. 
 
 Hate, /xjtrtco, lyjdalptjo^ L\dptvu}^ 
 
 t')(dpuivui, (TTVytM. 
 
 Hated, to be, axtx^«''*o'0«i • to be 
 — by all, /utaos tX*^" Trapd irdv- 
 
 TOJI/. 
 
 Hateful, /Mio-T/Tos, o-Ti/yepos, ctTrt- 
 
 Xt^''/5. 
 Hatefully, aTrt^Oais. 
 Hating, aTrt)(3'»ys, tx-^pos, Cuarpt- 
 
 i')79, o-Ti/yJ)!/, pitjwu : mortally, 
 
 dtu/uiowi^, virtpaTvyiwi/, 
 Hatred, /uicrws, t'x-^^^' o-Tuy>j/ua. 
 Haughtily, aXa^oi/t/cais, vtrtpyjcpd- 
 
 Haughtiness, Ty</)os, (ppov^pa^ to : 
 aX«?(>j/ta. 
 
 Haughty, a'y£f»to)(os, virtpriKpuvo^^ 
 vjrtpKopiro<i^ virtpcppiut/^ virtpoir- 
 T»j9, aXj/^wv, auX'i^^* • to be, virtn 
 ff)povtu}. 
 
 Haunch, Truyrj, yXouros, iax'ioi/. 
 
 Haunt, ^a/ii^o), o-ux*"^^"'* 
 
 Have, tx'^i KTaopat^ uipiw, kutu- 
 XapfBduto. 
 
 Haven. Xt/m'/i/, vavXo')(oi, vppo9. 
 
 Havoc, 6Xe6po9^ Xuyutj, (povoi. 
 
 Hawk, lipal^^ '*/"'£■> KtpKOi, d<TT£- 
 pia^. 
 
 Hay, xopTos, 6 ; Kapcpt] : hay- har- 
 vest, xupTOKoiria : hayloft, x^p- 
 
 To^ox^toi'- 
 Hazard, s. kluSvvo^, to oiivov. — v. 
 
 SiaKit/ctvvtvu}. 
 Hazardous, Kii/SuvuiSr}^. 
 Hazy, vf(pd)Si}'!, f*</>t/\o£t5/;s. 
 He, tJCtivo?, o5to«, auxos. 
 Head, iC£<^aX»/, Kt(pdXaLov^ Kapi]- 
 
 vou. 
 Head-ach, Kc^aXaXyi'a, Kapi]Qa- 
 (39) 
 
 II EL 
 
 pia : to have the, Kc^aXaXytco, 
 
 Kapjifiapu). 
 Head-dress, KdXXvvTpov. 
 Three-headed, T;uK-t^uXo9, TpiKpa- 
 
 fos. 
 
 Headlong, irpoKap^ivo's^ 7rp)ji/»}s. 
 Headstrong, au^dcii^. 
 Heal, iuT/oti'/oj, idofxai. 3'tpaTrtuto, 
 
 aKtopai, dXdaii/w, uyid^w, i^- 
 
 ClKtW. 
 
 Healing, laTptia, Srfpmrfia. 
 
 Health, vyiiia, to vyinvov, iv- 
 pwaTia : to be in, vyiaiuw, pwv- 
 I'Vpai : to restore to, i^vyiaivw 
 Tivd : good, fi/t^ta, vyiiia : ill, 
 dppwcTTia^ voao^. 
 
 Healtiiily, aa)Ti;;>£a)5. 
 
 Healtiiy, tupwaTo^, vyti]9, tCf^ov, 
 kppwpivo^^ wyififos, <ra)T?jf)aii5>js. 
 
 Heap, s. (TVfi(p6pj)fia, ddpoLaiuLu, 
 awpo^^ awptvpa^ <Tuy\wpa^ oy- 
 /cos, 2r/ipu)i/, ^iu and .2r/s : by 
 heaps, (Ttonjjooj/, TTi/Ki/Jis. — Heap, 
 V. tTTiawddpoiX^o} : about, irtpi- 
 Xu)i/i/u(jo, nrtpixinvvvpi : together, 
 diroarvoptvus^ aOooi^u) irdvTa ti<i 
 auTo, (Ti/'yK'o/ii^u), 0'i/(TO'a)(;£ua), 
 <Tvy)(d^vvvpi. 
 
 Hear, ukovw^ Siukovu), kXi»u», ttiv- 
 dofiai, UKpodopui^ TTvi'ddvuuai : 
 out, i^iiKuvu), fica/couu), kutu- 
 
 KOVIO. 
 
 Hearing, aKoii^ uKpoaai^. 
 Heart, Kapoiu, Ktap, ^7/f>, iJTop. 
 Hearth, iaxdpu, ia-Tia. 
 Heartily, ivdvfxu}',-, Ik xf/uxn^', Tfpo- 
 
 (pp6vu>^, KUTU yVUi}pi]V. 
 
 Heartiness, tvQvpiu. 
 Heartless, dKdiiOLoi, lidupo^. 
 Hearty, tv6vpo^, irpucpptoi/. 
 Heat, V. 2rtppaii/w, ^dXTrui. — s. 
 
 ^tppi], 3'*p/idT»js, al6os, ^'aXiros: 
 
 intense, ^laKauci?, Kavpa^Kavatav, 
 
 tyKavai^. 
 Heated, cpXtyvpo^. 
 Heathen, dtricrTWi. 
 Heave, iiraipio, ptTtwoi^oi. 
 Heaven, oiipavo^^ nroXwi : from, 
 
 ovpavoQtv : in, oupavodi. 
 Heavenly, ovpdvio^. 
 Heavily, hapten's. 
 Heaviness, )3apuT»;s, ftdpo^^ to. 
 Heavy, /3apuv, tia, v : grow heavy, 
 
 (iapui/opai : heavy-minded, (iapO- 
 
 ^u/io?, fiapvxl/vxo^. 
 Hebetude, dfjijdKvai^. 
 Hecatonib, iKaTOfi^r}. 
 Hedge, 9. (ppay/j.o'i, </>pay/ua, irtpi- 
 
 fPpayima, -TTf j>i/3oXo«. — v. (ftpdT- 
 
 Ta>, TTEpK^paTTU). 
 
 Hedge-hog, Oa-rpt^, txivO'i. 
 Heed, v. ivXaftiopai, vTruKovia. 
 Heedful, tiTTjjKoos. 
 Heedless, ct^tXi/s, aTrpoi/ojjros. 
 Heedlessly, a/itXtos, y/utXjjpti/tos, 
 
 a/9ooXa>s. 
 Heel, TTTtpva. 
 
 Heifer, 5a/xa\is, Tropris. ;io<rxo9. 
 Height, i;ij!^09, vyf/wpia, i'v//)jXdTj;s. 
 Heighten, uxf/ijXow. 
 Heinous, iroi/ijpo':^ KdKtaToi. 
 Heir, tTTiK-Xi/jios, /vAi/povd/xos: make 
 
 one his heir, KXi]pov6pov Tivd dTro- 
 
 Xeitthv. 
 
 Hell, ytfi/j/o, a^jjs, vfKpoStypcov. 
 Hellebore, €\Xt/3<;pos, 6. 
 Helm, ifpoKKaioif, TrijSdXiov. 
 Helmet, Kopus, Xo'</)os, 6 ; Tri'iXt}^, 
 
 \ 
 
 me 
 
 »;/f09, t; ; iripiKtcfyuXa'^^i Tpvtpd- 
 Xeia : wearing a, 6 Kop^ffTi]^. 
 
 Help, s. (ioijdtut, t-7rt»co^/"'«i dvTt- 
 Xifxbi^. — v. ox^tXt'o), \fioiidtu), 
 dpi]yui. \ 
 
 Helper, Poi}^6^, iTriKovpo^f dpto- 
 yd9. ^ 
 
 Helpless, a/3o»j3'»jT09. 
 
 Hem, s. KpdrnrtSov^ ^vcravo^, Kpoa- 
 <rd9. — To hem in, 7r*pt</>paTxto. 
 
 Hemisphere, hutafpaipiov. 
 
 Hemlock, Kvovtiov. 
 
 Hemp, Kdvvafii'i. 
 
 Hempen, Kavvdfiivo^. 
 
 Hen, dXiKTopX'i^ 0{ii/i9, opxaX is. 
 
 Hence, Iv^tv^ iv^ivot^ ivTtv^tv. 
 
 Henceforth, TovvTiv^iv^ ik toutou, 
 Kadf]^ij^. — Henceforward, tovv- 
 TtvQ^v^ diro TovTov, Ik tovtov^ 
 
 119 TO tTTUTa, TO XoLTTUV. 
 
 Herald, Knpv^ : of peace, tip»ji/o- 
 '7roio9 : herald's Maud, Ki/pu/v£iof, 
 
 Kt]pVKlOU. 
 
 Herb, /3oTai/j;, Troa, x^pT"*, x^'^'J • 
 
 herbs, Xdxai^a. : to collect herbs, 
 
 (ioTuvoXoytu). — Herb-seller,Xaxa- 
 
 i/a-TToiXtjs. 
 Herbaceous, /3«Tai/t«}5»j9, TrocoOJi?, 
 
 ■7rojj<^ayo9. 
 Herd, ayt'Xti, iroipviov : herds of 
 
 oxen, Tti j3ovcf}6pfii<t. 
 Henlsman, aye\«iix»j5? /3oukoXo9, 
 
 puv<pop(id9. (ioviruXo^. 
 Here, tj/Tai/0a, tvduoi^ Tijot : here 
 
 and there, ii/dtv kuI ti/tJtv, ff-Tro- 
 
 pdoifv. 
 Hereafter, kutu TaDra, to XoLirov. 
 Hereditary, KX^jpovopovpLtvo^. 
 Heresy, aipto-t9, »';. 
 Heretical, tTipdou^o9, aip£TiK-d9. 
 Heretofore, tfiirpoa^tv. 
 Hermaphrodite, yvvavSpo^, ip/ia- 
 
 (fyp6diT09. 
 Hermits, tptj/ilrat, dvaxiopriTaL 
 Hernia, ktjXt;, tt/rtpo/cfiXij : subject 
 
 to, K-»jXtK09. 
 
 Hero, »;pa>9, 0009, 6. 
 
 Heroic, ijfxZo^, t;pa)V/cds. 
 
 Heroine, hpwtvi]^ tjptpvij. 
 
 Heroism, aV^payuOia, dpioTiia. 
 
 Heron, cpco^ids. 
 
 Herring, paivi), paivi': : dim. pai- 
 
 viSiov. 
 Hesitate, v. ctTropto), la-xo/xai. 
 Hesitation, diropia. 
 
 Hew, Ttpl/O), TT^XtKt^tO. 
 
 Hidden, Kpi/TTTov, K'pu</>to9, tiTrdOt- 
 
 Toy. 
 Hide, v. K-pi/irxa), dtroK pvTr tw, ku- 
 
 XuTTTU), /caxa^yi/o). 
 Hide, 8. pti/ds, pOpaa^ Stppa, 6ipa9, 
 
 0-Ki/T09. 
 
 Hideous, 0ptKxd9, fpo^epo^. 
 
 Hideouslv, <poptpu)<i. 
 
 Hiding-place, Kp^\(r<pvytTov, <f>u}- 
 Xtds. 
 
 High, tii//i;Xd9, atTri;9, ptTtwpos : 
 higher, i»\|/iT«po9 : highest, virip- 
 TaTo9, ui/zio-Tos : in the highest 
 degree, /xaXio-xa. 
 
 Higli-flown, )U£yaXopp»i^toi; : high- 
 flown language, ptya\oppi]po<Tvuy]^ 
 piyaXt]yopia. 
 
 High-minded, to be, ptyaXotppo- 
 vito. 
 
 Highness, t^ox'/, i'i//»jXdT»j9, u»/^09. 
 
 High-priesthood, apxt«po<ri5j;rj. 
 
 Highway, dpal^no^. 
 
 ^ 
 
 Hilarity, XXapiW-,^^ 
 
 Hill, 7rayo9, Xd0o9, /?oui,d9, kv^- 
 
 J.09, X"'.'09 y£a,Xo(/,oi;, dx^os. 
 \\\\\\\^ovv licy\<i. ^ ' '^ *• 
 
 Hilt, XufSij, KUiTTl], 
 
 Himself, «^-rd9, taurd?. 
 
 Hmd, ,7 •iXa<po^: a hind calf, i;c- 
 
 PP09. ' 
 
 Hinder, t?pya,, aVtipyco, ,ca;Xu«, 
 tTTiXW. 
 
 Hindrance. KcLXuo-t?, ilpypo^. 
 
 Hinge, ^aipds, <TTpo(ptvs, <jTp6- 
 cf>iy^. 
 
 Hnit, V. avppdXXco rti/i Xdyoi/. 
 
 Hip, iaxiov^ pyjniov. 
 
 Hire V. fuaboio, diropiaddw.^s. 
 Mio-009, pia6u)/jLa, dirocpopd : serve 
 tor, pia6o<f)opiM irupu tiui. 
 
 Hired, yiit(r0tt)Tds. 
 
 Hireling, .^Trd/xto-eov, picTQod>6po<i, 
 IdLiaVapviii. 
 
 Hiring, piarduxri^, tTraywyt). 
 
 His, £09, 09. 
 
 Hiss, V. arvpilu) — s. <rvpiyp69, <rv- 
 
 piypa. 
 Historian, Io-Toptoypd0o9, Xoyd- 
 
 ypaf/)os, avyypa(f>tv^. 
 History, aOyypappa, laTooia : 
 
 write history, la-Toptw, Xoyoypa- 
 
 Hit, V. Trat'o), TyTrrw, Trarao-o-w. 
 
 s. TrXt/ypa, TrXtfyt'l. 
 
 Hither, 6£Gt£, Stdpo, ivOdSE, h- 
 
 Tuviia: come hither, itZpo l^i- 
 
 hither and tl.ither, StZ^w Kduelat. 
 Hitherto, Trpoa-tTi. 
 Hive, <Tipl3Xo9. 
 Hoar-frost, 7r«xf»j, <rTi/3»,. 
 Hoariness, 7roXtdTj;9, TroXtd. 
 Hoarse, ^pay^w^j/?, ftpayvaXto^ : 
 
 to grow, /^payxm^co. 
 Hoarseness, (ipdyxot. 
 Iloary, TroXtds, Xt u/cd?, X£w»fai/0»5s • 
 
 hoary locks, TroXtai TpiX£9 : to be 
 
 noarv, iroXioofxui. 
 Ilobble x<«XaiVu,, <rKdloo, kwXeuuj. 
 iiobgobhns, popfxwvt^^ /xopuoXu- 
 
 Kfia. 
 
 Hoe, o-*:a\ t9, aKacpsTov. 
 
 Ilog, 1/9, o-yj, xorpo9. 
 
 Hoist, aTpw, alwpf'u). 
 
 Mold, ATpaxJi, Ix*^, tX«A»«', with 
 
 pen. axtdui : hold communion, 
 
 KQivuiVtta : up, dvixo}. 
 Hole, dirj/, Trdpos, Tpvir^fxa, to?'}- 
 
 pa: full of holes, xp,,^axcia,,9. 
 llohly, aytw9, drTtw9. 
 Holiness, aytdT.;9, d(Ttdx7,9. 
 Hollow, v. KoiX6w, KoiXaifM—mil 
 
 KOlXoV. 
 
 Holjowness, KoiXoopa. 
 Holm-oak, Trpli/o^. 
 Holy, t;ori09, «yjo9, ayt/d9: holy- 
 day, topTr'r. a holy place, dyiaaua. 
 Homage, ^fpmrdu, irtXaTtia. 
 Home, ol/vos, oiKiu, fiwpa : at home, 
 oiKot, tpSov, oiKodi : from, oiKodti/, 
 OTrd Tou oiKov, 01K061 : homeward, 
 oiKitiB, oIkouSs. : to leave home,' 
 fnroS})ij.i(t]. 
 Homicide, avSpocpova, dvdpoKTo- 
 
 V09. 
 
 Hone, aKovi], ^tjydvii. 
 Honest, dSo\o^, ti'<rxupiav, xpn- 
 TTo^, aya3-dv, KaXds. 
 
 HOV 
 
 Honestly, aodXcD9. 
 Honesty, XP';<'Tdx»;9. 
 Honied, ywEXtx<io»j9. 
 (40) 
 
 Honey, fxtXi, no^ ; making of 
 fxtXiToTroi7,ai^, psXiTovpy[a. 
 
 Honeycomb, axuSobu, k^^hov. 
 
 Honour, s. xtM»/, k-X£09, kG^os.—v 
 Xi^o,, ayo, kv n-ipri, vipuy x«u«v, 
 y^painui, 7rp£o-/3tya, : to - with 
 gtts, yspaipui^ Scoplopai, Rpa- 
 
 Honourable, IvTifxa^^ £7rixi>.o9, x/- 
 
 /^109, 0-*/3aO-xd9, £l/do^OS, d£idxi- 
 
 Mos, y£papds. 
 
 Honourary,' x/^,,x(K-dv, y£po.J<rtos. 
 Honoured, xt^^jit,?. 
 Hoof, birXv. 
 
 Hook, «y^-^(rxpol/ : to catch with a 
 ayKiaTpiuw, -dco. 
 Hooked, dyKKTTpcoToi. 
 
 Hoop, K-Uft:\o9, CTTpdftlXo^:, XpOYd9. 
 
 Hop, V. 7r,;5dw, opx^'opai 
 Hope, v.^^Xtt/^o,, oo^a,, a^x'" '^^P'' 
 J.1/09, £X7roMat.— s. A7rl9, Trpoa- 
 ^oKia, oo^u : good hope, eu£X- 
 TTKTTia : vain, /c£i/£X7rto-xt« : to 
 be buoyed up with vain hopes Kt- 
 vatcTiu kX-Triat ^ippaivia^ai : to 
 give one hope, kX-n-ica Traptxeiu 
 
 Hoped for, kXiriaTo^. 
 Hopeless, a£\7rxo9. 
 Hopper, or dancer, dpx»jfrx;,9, «X- 
 xt/cos, f. opx»/<rxpm, opx^cTTpi^. 
 Horizon, op/^o*!/. 
 Horn, Ktpa^. 
 Horn, or trumpet, o-aX-TTiy^. 
 
 Hoi ncd, A £,,«T-dEis, tiJK-tpajs, K£pad9. 
 Hornet, av^puvi]. 
 
 Horny, KipuTivo^. 
 
 Horrible, (fipiKTo^, «/>p£K'a.5i/9, d>o- 
 pfpo9. 
 
 Horrid, (fypiKToi, (fypiKwSjj^. 
 Horror, f/)d/ios, oppwdia, 4>piKy). 
 Horse, t7r7ro9 : horse-feeder, tTr-rrd- 
 /?oxo9, t7r7roi/d/uo9 : liorseman, Itt- 
 irtv^, linro^dTi]^ ; fond of horses, 
 </)/Xi7r7ro9, l7nrfpa<rx?;9. 
 Hospitable, ^ti/t^k, 4>iX6^ivo9. 
 Hospitably, <f,iXo^kvco<:, ^iuiiv:. 
 Hospital, TrrwxoTpocfitlov. 
 Hospitality, <pLXo^,via, ^^via. 
 Host, ^iuoi^ ^ti/uSoxo^. 
 Hostage, 6 d^»;po9 : give hostages, 
 oioouai opt}f,ov9. 
 Hostess, ftV,/, ^£//o5dxo9. 
 Hostile, 7roX£Mto9, kx^po^, TroXimi- 
 
 »v'os, Cucr/i£i/»/s, kx^po^. 
 Hostilely, TroXfyutK-ws, 7roXfyuiw9. 
 Hostility, SufffxtVELa, dirkx^tia. 
 Hostler, linroKopo^. 
 Hot, ^-tp/xds : scalding hot, /cnu/xa- 
 xtoo»;9, A:ai;o-a)5»/9, 7ri/tya)5>js : hot 
 iron, (ri5j;po9 irvpovptvo^ : to grow 
 hot, EATTrypdopat, kKKaiopai, <pXt- 
 yofiai, kvdiTTopai. 
 
 Hotly, bEpfXMI. 
 
 Hound, Kuiov ^y}ptvTiK6<i. 
 Hour, copa, »';. 
 
 Hourly, /ca0' ,iipai/, 'ofrai uipai. 
 House, V. K■«xol^-/^a;. — 8. o7/co9, 
 du./x«, ai;Xj; : dim. oiKidiuu, iriva- 
 
 KO^fJKt]. 
 
 Housebreaker, xotxwpi;xo9. 
 
 Household, o'lKia, oUtTtia : bread, 
 Tnxuptxj,? apT09, apxo9 o-yy/co- 
 /ito-xov : gods, kcpkcTioi ^iol, Sai 
 fxuvtt. 
 
 Housekeeper, Tapia. 
 
 Hovel, KaXvpr], pdvSpa. 
 
 Hover, TrepnrkTopai. 
 
 HUR 
 
 How, TTois, 01/ XpdTTOI/, Tiva Tpo- 
 
 TTov: how great, iaoi, »;X//co9, 
 oto9, interrog. 7rd(T09, t',Xi'»v09 : how 
 greatly, d»v oui/, il^ vfrovyt : how 
 great soever, iiroaoaovv : how 
 many, 'jtoctul, iiroaui : how nianv 
 told, TToo-oTrXf/V.ov, 7roo-«irX«i;9': 
 how much. TTdo-oi;, TTtpi o<r«i,: 
 how far or long, k^ ^-l, pkx^i oO 
 au^ tojs ai/, Kaydo-ot;. 
 
 However, dpwv, ws dv t6xoi, d-Troi- 
 '«9 ai/, dXXd y«p, ^,,1 /Lii;r. 
 
 Howsoever, oiroicoaov^, biroiic^ dv, 
 W9 av xuxot. 
 
 Howl, oXoXvluy, KXaiM, wpvopai. 
 
 Howling, vXaypa, dXuXvypo^, 6X0- 
 Xwy»;. 
 
 Huckster, 7raXty/cd7r»,Xo9, a uxoTrti- 
 A»;s. 
 
 Hue, XP^H^a^ XP"«'. 
 Hug, V. TrpoaTTTvcTaw. — s. Trpdc- 
 TTTK^is, TrtpiTrXoK?;. 
 riuge, pt'y«5, *'^M£>*0.i9,'n-£XJ,pio9, 
 
 Hull, ffxtrpa, xpoTr/y. 
 
 Hum, V PofxlSkiv.s. ftoppo^, ,7xo9: 
 
 with a hum, ftf>pf3i)66u. 
 Human, dvOpuymi/o^, 
 Humane, </)tXa'i/epu)7ro9, £'7n££K-,;9. 
 Humanely, aV0pw7r/i/«,9, fpiXavdpw- 
 
 'n"a>9, rti'0pct)7r£ia)9. 
 Humanity, «iy0p,^7rdxi,9, (piXavdpoo- 
 
 TTLa, nrit'iKf^ia, Xf'V^TOTif^. 
 Humanly, dv6punrivw^. 
 Humble, ^v. xaTrEti/dw.— adj. xa- 
 
 Humble-minded, to be, tuttiwo- 
 <ppoviXv. 
 
 Humbly, xa7r£ij//7.9, iKttriws. 
 Humid, yypds, Siuypu9, i'dxio9. 
 Humidity, iypaaiu, 'iKuaaia, vo- 
 
 Tia, t/OTt9, uypdxjjs, 'iKpd^:. 
 Humiliation, k-«'0£o-i9, xa7rf/i;a,o-i9 
 Humility, xa7rttj/dxt,9, TaTreivo- 
 
 (Ppoavvi). 
 
 Humorous, Et-xpaVtAo?, o-xwyud- 
 
 X09, Kop\l/6<i : to speak in a 
 
 manner, Kopif/ivopat. 
 
 Humorously, k-o/xi/^(7,9, ffxapdX<«9. 
 
 Humour, s. £i;Tpa7r£X/a, Hopy!/t[a. 
 — V. KaTtjKoo^ ilfxl^ viraKovoo, 
 
 X"piX,npai, -TraidoiLLai. 
 Hump-backed, vBo^. 
 
 1 1 f I 
 
 Hundred, tKuTov : — times, tVa- 
 Toi/xa'M9: — -handed, £K-axdy- 
 Xf tp : _ weight, £/caxoi/xa(rxa5'- 
 
 /UOi/. 
 
 Hundredth, kKaToa-rd^. 
 
 Hunger, v. TrtLt^dw.~s. Xtwdv, 
 
 TTtiua, TpOipTj-i Opi^Li, -TTiivaXid- 
 
 T»;9: excessive, /3oi/X ipi'a: to feci 
 extreme, (3ovXi/xidlco, (SovXipidw, 
 (iovXipwTTw: perish with. At/id? 
 airoXXva-dai^ Xipio diroQuvtlv. 
 
 Hungrily, a-TTacrxt.* 
 
 Hnngiy, nrtivdwv^ Xt/Licixxait', -jTft- 
 
 i'«X£09. 
 
 Hunt,S.3'»;pa,3-j'7pacrt9 v.aypfdro, 
 
 5-»;paV«t, -S-i/ptdw, t'^fdcu: birds,' 
 opviGoQi]pdu). 
 
 Hunter, ayp€yx7/9, ^-rjpfyx^Js. 
 
 Hunting, ^ijpa, ^t)ptvfxa, Kvi/ijy[a, 
 dyptaia. 
 
 Huntress, Kui/fjytxttpa, QiipuTEipa. 
 
 Huntsman, aypet'xiW, 3'»;pax?;9. 
 
 Hurdle, Tnppo'i, x«'Xapo9. 
 
 Hurl, TTaXXo), ^tapptTrxco, Kaxa- 
 
 /3a'XXa>. 
 
r. 
 
 11 
 li 
 
 s ; 
 
 ILL 
 
 Hurricane, TV(pu}if^ \al\a\l/, ^ci\i}. 
 Hurry, <r7r£yoaj, kirtiyuy. 
 Hurt, s. /3\a73»j, \u/ujj, alTia, Sn- 
 \j}(ns, ^fj/xi'a. — V. /SAaTTTtt), Ka/ctov 
 
 irOlW TlVa, KUKOU}, udLKtW, UTaU), 
 
 tTTxco, aivofiaL : the feelings, Ta 
 Ktv-rpa kyKaTaXnrtlv TOis uKpco- 
 
 Hurtful, /caK:o7roio9, 5ijXj;|Utoi/, 
 
 /3/\aTrTa)j/, p\a(iip6'i^ pXairTLKOi, 
 
 iroutjpo^. 
 Husband, duijp, aV'oiTijs, yayutTj/s : 
 
 husband's brother, 5a»'7p. 
 Husbandman, 740)^76$, ystojuopo?, 
 
 dporijp, dypoifOfxo^, tTroiKOS, a- 
 
 •y/oauXos. 
 Husbandry, ytcupyta. 
 Hush ! <riya, (jtajTra. 
 Husk, Xo/3o9, KtpaTioi/^ 'iXuTpoif^ 
 
 a^vpov. 
 Hut, aKrjvioiou, /ca\u/3i5ioi/, AraXu- 
 
 /3f;, oIk'lolov. 
 Hyacinth, vaKivdo^. 
 Hyena, uaii/a. 
 Hymen, T/x/Jj/. 
 Hymn, Dmvo9. 
 Hyperbole, virip^oKfi. 
 Hypocrisy, u7ro/cpi<ri9. 
 Hypocrite, uttok'pitjjs. 
 
 I. 
 
 I, tya>, tywye. 
 
 Ire, KpucTTaXXos, AT/ju/ios, iraycTos. 
 Icicle, erxaXay/Liov avfiirayii^. 
 Icy, *C/oy/xaj5>;s, N'ovtpos, iraytTM- 
 
 ^j;9. 
 Idea, iota, iiriv6i]fxa. 
 Idiom, idiuifxa. 
 Idiot, i5ia)T>js, acppwv. 
 Idle, pd^vfxo'i^ dTrpdyfxuiV^uTiyyo<s^ 
 
 dipyui, d«»y6s, i/6t)6,«09 : to be 
 
 idle, (TXoXa^co, paoiovpyito, dp- 
 
 yfctu, padujULtw^ oKutu). 
 Idleness, oKvijpia, dpyia, paQv/mla^ 
 
 dSpdvtia^ dKi]dia. 
 Idler, oKi/jjpos, padv/uLo^. 
 Idly, oKviipuDi^ padu/uLw^. 
 Idol, /3pfcTa9, yXi/TTToy, ti'StoXoi/. 
 Idolater, ci^wXoX «tojj9. 
 Idolatry, €t6wXoX«T/0£ia. 
 If, ti, ai/, tiTTtp^ kirtLodv : if ever, 
 
 EiTTou, £t7roT£, tciy 7rOT£, EiTTSp : 
 
 if from any place, tliroQev. 
 Ignite, irvpoio^ u^uTTTtu. 
 Ignited, 7rupoei9, irvptuSi)':, cidirv- 
 
 p09. 
 
 Ignoble, «yej/r;9, «/cX£jj9, a^o^os. 
 Ignobly, aK:Xtto9. 
 Ignominious, dTip.o<;^ doo^o?. 
 Iguominiously, aT//xu)9. 
 Ignominy, aitrxyt/i/, oi/£t5o9, a^o^ta, 
 
 Ignorance, dyvoia^ dyvoijua, dyvw- 
 cta, dfiadia. 
 
 Ignorant, a/Liou(ro9, arexi/ov, a'l/- 
 tiriaTfi/JLoov^ diuaOtii^ ctyj/cbs, uirti- 
 /oov, a3a>/9, ai(5pt9, ov/c eidwv : to 
 be, ctyi/oioj, ETTiXavGai/o/iai, oi»*c 
 ol5a, ou yiyvu}(TKw. 
 
 Ignorantly, d/Jiadws, rtxtxytos. 
 
 Ill, adj. /caK09, (pavXov. — s. x6 
 KaKov. — adv. kukw^, cftuuXoov : ill- 
 spoken of, to be, /ca/ctos dKovi.iv : 
 do ill to, Ka/ca»9 Ttva 'TtouIj/ : 
 to speak ill of, KaKw^ XiyeiVTLvd^ 
 Xoidopilv Tiva : to deserve ill of, 
 (41) 
 
 I MM 
 
 KuKw^ TToiu) crt : wish ill to, KaKoo^ 
 
 tvxojjLai <Toi : to be ill, appoiaTWi, 
 
 ha/cto9 sx^*" • ill-bodinir, 6v(r(pt]- 
 
 M09, a7rtv\'T09, dvcrotooVL(TTO^. 
 Illegal, irapdvofio'i^ ddtpnTo^. 
 Illegally, 7rrtpai/J/xto9, ddta/xw^. 
 Illegitimacy, i/odtia. 
 Illegitimate, 1/0609. 
 Illiberal, ay£X€u6£j009, ^ouXoTrpt- 
 
 •7r>/9. 
 Illiberality, diftXtvdepta. 
 Illiberally, dutXtvUtpw^, SovXo- 
 
 irpi.irui'i. 
 Illimitable, diripaTo^. 
 Illiteracy, dfxovaia, dpiddiia. 
 Illiterate, a^uoutros, a7rat6£i/xo9, 
 
 dypufx/ULUToi, d/ma^t)^, a^iXotro- 
 
 fpo<s. 
 Illness, </)ai/XoT>j9, daQiviia. 
 Ill-nature, KUKori^na^ KaKodvfxia. 
 Ill-natured, Ka/co?;t)jj9. 
 Illuminate, Xufx-rrpvvw^ Sia<P(t}TiX^co. 
 
 KaTaXdfXTTU}^ avydX^ui. 
 Illumination, iTriXafjLxj/i'i. 
 Illustrate, KaTaXdjxiruy^ Kwravyd- 
 
 ^fo, 5»/Xoa», (f)ai/i]p6u}. 
 Illustration,/caXXa)'7rto-/ua,aiJy«to-fia. 
 Illustrious, fp(ioTtiv6<i, Aa/u7rpo9, 
 
 iirifjiiivli^^ tvBoKi/uLo^ : most, oia- 
 
 0')J/io'TaT09, K'UOtffTOS, ivco^oTU- 
 
 T09, Trdvv XafjLTrpu^. 
 Ill-will, £X^f'"i dvcrfxiviia. 
 Image, ci/cajv, ayaXjua, /3p£Ta9, 
 
 £T5o9, dim. I'lKOvioi/, dyuX/xdriov. 
 Imagination, cpauTuaia. 
 Imagine, (pavrdX^ofjiat, ilnd'^u}. 
 Imbecile, a'o-6£i/j;9, dppuia-ro^^ d- 
 
 ouifuTo^, a/3XjJX/oos : to be, dcr^e- 
 
 vtio. 
 Imbecility, dovvafxia^ dppcocrTia. 
 Imbibe, ifxirivio^ tio-^t'xo/iai, tX- 
 
 Xctfi^dvui. 
 Imbitter, iriKpaivu), Tpaxvvw. 
 Imbody, £fcrto^aTt^u). ivcroipntTooi. 
 Imbue, (.fx^piy^M, ifx^dTTTui. 
 Imitable, /jiifxyjTo^. 
 Imitate, fxi^tonat. 
 Imitation, yui/x»jo-i9, fxifiij/xa^ ^»;- 
 
 Xuifxa. 
 Imitator, |xt/x}jT>j9, ^»;X(ot>j9. 
 Immaculate, a/xa)/i09, uo-ttiXos, 
 
 dfxiai/To^. 
 Immature, dwpo^^ irpuwpo^. 
 Immaturity, dcopia. 
 Immediate, auT0ffx*^'09. Imme- 
 diately, £i»6i;9, auTiKa, '7rapa\ptj- 
 
 fxa, aT\|/'a, d(j)ap, irupavTiKa^ Ik- 
 
 7ro6o9. 
 
 Immemorable, d^Lonvi}fx6i/EVTo^. 
 Immense, a/LttTpo9, a«tTpijTo9, 
 
 ax«'''J5, £i'/x£y£tJj}9, a'7rXaT09, cr- 
 
 '7riip£0't09. 
 
 Immensity, d/xtTpla. 
 
 Immerse, i/i/SaTrTi^w, ip.pdir'na. 
 
 KaTaSvvu), (.vaTTOKXvus. 
 Immersion, /3a7rTtcr/x69, ifxPajuLfxa, 
 
 Pa(pri. 
 
 Imminent, iiTLKiip.i.vo'i. 
 Immoderate, dfit-rpoi^ dcrv/j.fXiTpoi^ 
 
 aTUKTOi. 
 
 Immoderately, aTdnTw^, dKpaTw^, 
 
 dKoafiu}^. 
 Immoderation, dfiiTpia, uTa^ia. 
 Immodest, a<rtXy»/9, uvayvoi, Xdy- 
 
 i/tj9, /iaxXo9, dvai^ut^ dvaitryyv- 
 
 Toc, d/UETpoy, d;cdXa<rT09, aKocr- 
 
 /X09, dTa/CT09, d(/)pwj/. 
 
 Immodesty, d<rtXy£ia, aKoXaaia, 
 
 IMP 
 
 Immolate, 3'yai, £7ri6'jw, iTTiarrpaT- 
 Ttt) : to — men, aVtJpu»7ro6i;T£ri/. 
 
 Immolation, /; dvaia, to Oufxa. 
 
 Immoral, Tro'fj/poy, (fiavAo^. 
 
 Immorality, Troi/tjpia. 
 
 Immortal, dddva-ro^, ata)i/to9, ukj;- 
 paT09, ufpOapTv^. 
 
 Immortalise, ddaj/aTt'^o). 
 
 Immortality, ddai/acria, df^duptriu. 
 
 Immovable. dKiui]T09, dfxtTaKivi]- 
 
 X09. 
 
 Immovably, d/cti/j/Tajy, afxiTaKivi]- 
 
 TO)?. 
 
 Immunity, dTtXtut^ dviKTcjiopia. 
 Immutable, d/x£Ta7^X'JTos, dixtrd- 
 
 QtTO^. 
 
 Imp, Sat/uLouiou. 
 
 Impair, Xv/biaiuu}, ciarpBtipa} : to be 
 
 impaired, Xofiaivofxai^ KaTuXvo- 
 
 fjiai, Sia<})6tipouui. 
 Impart, jufTaoiowjULi, Koivtuvtto. 
 Impartial, ciKaio^^ 10-09, tiritiKv^. 
 Impartiality, SiKuioavvij, 'ktoti]^. 
 Impartially, ^t/cuttos, taws, ivyuto- 
 
 fXOl/Wi. 
 
 Impassable, ai/o5o9, d/3aT09, dom'- 
 
 /3axo9. 
 Impatience, dTXijoria, dituQtia. 
 Impatient, Taxi'9, irpoirtTii^^ dvu- 
 
 Impatiently, dfxtvijTi, dTradw^. 
 Impeach, alTLdofxat, KUTijyoptu), 
 
 iyKaXiw. 
 Impeachment, tyKXiifxa. 
 Impede, ipLiroii^w, kwXuw. 
 Impediment, koJAuo-i?, tfx-TTooiov. 
 Impel, f-TTEiyto, iirdyu), SiwOto/jLai, 
 
 TTpoo'fju/SaXXto, wOt'tt), fXayvo). 
 Impend, tTriKtifxai, t-jriKpifiafxai, 
 
 ivi<TT}iim, tyyt'^to. 
 Impending war, 6 Ittluw, 6 Tpocr- 
 
 IWV, 6 tf£0-Xa)9 TToXffXU'S. 
 
 Impenetrable, doidpuTu<i, dSu^i- 
 
 tj;to9. 
 Impenitency, dfxiTdvoia. 
 Impenitent, d/xtTaj/o»/T09, dfxira- 
 
 /xiXtjto9. 
 Imperceptible, d/caxdXTj-7rxo9, do- 
 
 paT09. 
 
 Imperfect, dT£X»;9, dT£X£<rxo9. 
 
 Imperfection, dTtXiia. 
 
 Imperial, aiiroKpaTopLKo^^ ftaviXi- 
 
 KOi. 
 
 Imperious, dvvaaTtvTiKo^^ tirnuK- 
 
 Tl/COS. 
 
 Imperiously, iiTLTaKTiKU)^. 
 Imperiousness, x6 iiriTaKTiKov. 
 Imperishable, d^/)t^apTo?, dddvaro^. 
 Impersonal, dTrpJo-toTro?. 
 Impertinence, dToiria. 
 Impertinent, dT07ro9. 
 Impertinently, dTo'7ra)9. 
 Impervious, 'doidparo<i, dcit^ooo9. 
 Impetuosity, bpfxi). 
 Impetuous, vp/jLitTiKo^, Brovpa, 
 
 O0piflO%. 
 
 Impetuously, fxi^ ' opui}^, cfjopu- 
 
 Impiety, daifttia, d0£o'T»;9. 
 Impious, do-£/3i;9, dvo'o-to9, d0£O9 : 
 
 it is, Ol^X V<Tl6l> fOTTt, OV ^tfll^. 
 
 Impiously, datlBuxi : to act, dtrifStw. 
 Implacable, d7r«p«iTij-ro9, d/xtiXiK- 
 
 Tos, do-TToi/^ov, d7rujy»;s. 
 Implacably, dKaTa\XdKTw9. 
 Implant, ififfiVTtvu), Ifxfjiuw, 
 Implement, opyavov^ (t/ceiJos, t£u- 
 
 Implicate, e/xti Xt/coj. 
 Implication, */u7rX£^t9. 
 Implicit, tfiT.ETrXiyfxtvos. 
 Implicitly, daa^is, ifnrnrXtyfxt- 
 vwi. 
 
 Implore, iKSTtvu}, XiTavtvu), Xia- 
 (TOfiai, i^iKtTtOuy, TraoaKaXtu), 
 ctofxat, KUTactofxai, Kara-rrtL^u}, 
 dvaKctXiui : assistance, dto/xai tTrt- 
 Kovpiu's, £19 ^oi;0£iaw kuXw, tlTL- 
 KaXovfxai Tiva. 
 
 Imply, C7rt£<r</)tpa), cij^aij/o). 
 
 Impolite, uKOfx\^o<i. 
 
 Impolitic, dfiovXo^, d(ppu)v, dvoyj- 
 
 T09. 
 
 Import, V. £7rdya>, tTroxtw, i'ktko- 
 fxi^ia, dafptpw. — s. kirtinaKTov. 
 Importance, o-7roi;oaioTj]9. 
 Important, o-7rouoaro9. 
 Lnportation, iiraywyii. ettoyji, .vo- 
 
 /U/b?/, tiCTKOfXlOl]. 
 
 Imported, iTraKTov, irapiicraKTo^^ 
 tTrti<raKTo^ : alros tTTtlcraKTo^, 
 imported corn. 
 
 Importunate, uKaipo^, Xiirapm. 
 
 Importune, kvoxXtw, t^antto. 
 
 Importunity, dKaipia. 
 
 Impose, iiriTidijfxi : impose tribute, 
 £7rj/3dXXto (Popov, TtXo9 : a fine, 
 iirLTLdiini rifxyjua : (to deceive,) 
 i^uTraTau), 
 
 I ni poser, aTrdrjjXos. 
 
 Imposition, £7rit^£o-i9, £7ri0£^a. 
 
 Impossibility, dtxi)X(xvLa, to d(i6- 
 
 VUTOV. 
 
 Impossible, doJi/aT09, dfxriX(tvo<i. 
 
 Impost, T£Xo9, ^aafx6<i. 
 
 Impostor, (piva^, d7rdT»/Xo9, TrXd- 
 
 1^09, yd>;9. 
 Imposture, t^airuTi], dTrdri;, yoi;- 
 
 T£ia, (pEvaKia/xo^. 
 Impotence, dadtvua, dxpuTEia. 
 Impotent, dN-paT>/9, 6 /uj; Svvdfxt- 
 
 f09, dSuVUTO^. 
 
 Impotentlv, doi/i/r/o-Tt, dKpuToo^, 
 Impoverish, ttt^X'^o). 
 Impracticable, dovvaTo<s. 
 Imprecate, KUTapdo/xaL tivi, dpas 
 
 froiovfxai. 
 Imprecation, dpd. 
 Impregnable, dvdXvoTo^, dXt/Trros, 
 
 d/fttTa/iaX'/Tos. 
 Impregnate, lyKvfxova iroLtui. 
 Impress, e/uTrtt^to, £i/Tu7ro'a>, tTri- 
 
 o-<ppa yt^w. 
 Impression, xapa'v'Ti/p, xu7ro9, fj/- 
 
 Ti;7ra)flr/9, t/x(ioXi]. 
 Iniprint, ii/Ti/Tro'to. 
 Imprison, £ts dtafxuin'ipiov i/xfidX- 
 
 Xto, tlpyo). 
 Impro()ability, dcoKi/xaata. 
 Improbable, dooKifxaaTo^, dirlQa- 
 
 VOi. 
 
 Improper, d-TrpfTTfjy, diiKt)^, dvtTri- 
 T>;(5£to9, d/vi»po9, UKaipo^, dvdp- 
 /UOO-TOS. 
 
 Improperly, ou /ci/picos : to speak, 
 
 dATupoXoyEii/. 
 Impropriety, dKvpia. 
 Improve, (iiX-riow, kiriBiowixi 7rpo9 
 
 dpiTtjv, TrpoKoiTTtD aocpia, (3tXri- 
 
 60/xai. 
 Improvement, kirlSoai^, irpoKo-rri}, 
 
 /3£XT(Ct)Crt9, 
 
 Improvident, dfrpovotjTo^, dirtpl- 
 
 (TKETTTO^. 
 
 Imprudence, dyvoia, aavvta'ia^ 
 d^poa^vvtj, dfiovXia, dt'oii<ria. 
 (4-J) 
 
 INC 
 
 Imprudent, a(ppu)v, di/o'j/Tos, aauv- 
 
 £T09. 
 
 Imprudently, avoij-rcv^, 5t' ayvoiav. 
 Impudence, avaL<TxvvTia, avai^na. 
 Impudent, dj/at(rxui/T09, dvai^th : 
 
 to be, dvaLaxvuTtoo. 
 Impudently, nvaia-xvvTw^, avaiSw^. 
 Impupi, TrpoaftdXXo). 
 Impulse, 6pm), kvtaia, Ifptai^, kXa- 
 
 (Tia, wuia/xoi. 
 Impunity, rtxt/zwpjjo-ta, aSeia: with 
 
 — , dTi/xojpTjT-l, d^7j/uit«9 : to do 
 
 any thing with, d^* J)9 TrpaTTnv ti. 
 Impure, dyayi/09, dKpuTi)^, dKudap- 
 
 T09, fxiap6<i. 
 Impurely, dvayvw^, d/ca0dpTa)S. 
 Impurity, fxiatrpa, dKa^apcria, dna- 
 
 3''ipx»;9. 
 
 Imputation, fxtfxxf/i^, \J/6yo9. 
 Impute blame, dvaTidijixi or kirdyoi 
 
 T»> (djiav, 7rpo(rTi0>;/ii, dva(f>tpw. 
 In, £1/, £t/l, ts or £19 : in this man- 
 
 ^^^■> KUTa 6k TOVTOV TpOTTOV ; 
 
 ouTojs : to be in, tvfifxi, oiaTpi(3u)] 
 Inability, ddwcijuia, douvaala. 
 Inaccessible, d7rpo'o-iT09, di/£7rt/3a- 
 
 T09, d/3aT09. 
 Inaccurate, ovk dKpi(3th. 
 Inactive, dpyo9, pddvfxo9. 
 Inactively, dpyto9. 
 Inactivity, dpyt'n, pq^v/xia. 
 Inadequate, dvu^io<i\ 
 Inadvertence, dirfpiaKEiffia, dXo- 
 
 yia-Tia 
 
 Inadvertent, d-rrepicrKtirTo^, dX6- Incomprehensible, do-i/X\7j-7rT09. 
 
 ytfrT09. 
 Inadvertently, dXoytarTw^. 
 Inanimate, dif/uxo^, uirvpvs. 
 Inarticulate, dvapQpo^, ddiupdpu}- 
 
 T09. 
 
 Inartificial, dTEXi'09. 
 Inartificially, dKo/xxf/w^, dTtxvw^. 
 Inasmuch as, ola S>i, olovti. 
 Inattention, dfxiXEia. 
 Inattentive, d/xtXih-. 
 Inauspicious, Suaroiwvia-To^. 
 Incalculable, d»|/f;(/)(o-Tos, dvapi^- 
 
 /XIJX09. 
 
 Incantation, yoifTtla. 
 Incapable, dSuvuTo^, oux 0I09. 
 Incapacity, dfxdSua, d6a}]fxoauvi]. 
 Incarnation, a-upKuxn^, kvav^pw- 
 
 Incautious, dcpuXuKTo^, dSoKijro^, 
 d7rXoi/9, duEvXa(3i]^, d-rr spiff KtTT- 
 
 X09. 
 
 Incautiously, d'7rtpi<TKt'TrTta^. 
 Incendiary, -TrupTroXtwi/, t/xTrpi]a-- 
 T»;9. 
 Incense, s. ^v/xia/xa. — v. 2rvfxidoo. 
 Incentive, 6pixi}Tiipiov. 
 Incessant, dKaxd7r«uo-T09, avvEYh^ 
 aotaA£t7rT09, a7rai/<rT09, abii/09. 
 Incessantly, doiaX£t7rTa)s, cruvtx^^-, 
 airaucTTco^, diravaTi, 5o;i/£/C(i9, 
 d(nrfpxt9. 
 Incest, V dv6(Tto<i j) dvojxo^ avvovaia, 
 fxoiX^ia, dvofxifxo^ y«/i09. 
 Incestuous, ^uipo9, dj/oatos, daiX- 
 y»/9, alcrxpoupyo^. 
 Inch, ouyyi'a, 6wStKaTi]fx6piov nroZ 
 
 oAou. 
 Incident, tux»;. 
 Incidental, xi/x»/po9. 
 Incidentally, Tux»;p'i'S, diro tux»/?, 
 
 /faxd x^x'/''. 
 Incision, £i/xo/x>j, fyKo-TriJ. 
 Incite, orpvvu), TrapuKaXiu), irapop- 
 
 INC 
 
 ^ao), TTpoTptirit), irapo^vvuy. 
 Incitement, oxpi;i'xu9, :?iXyj;xpoi/, 
 
 Ml/JJTT/pjOJ/, OpH1]<Tl^, TTupop/Xlja-l^. 
 
 Inciter, o-rpuvrt)^^ 7r«po^i»i/T»;9, 
 Incivility, dKofxybla, dKovfxia. 
 Inclemency, dirj^vtia, dufmiiKua : 
 
 of weatlier, ova-Kpuaia. 
 Inclement, d7r,,i//,'v, dvtTTLiiKi,^, dv- 
 
 Vfifpo^. 
 Inclination, irpo^rufxia, tyKXiai^, 
 
 /cXtO-tV, poTTT/. 
 
 Incline, iyKXivvo, kiriKXivu), iirip- 
 
 ptTTca. 
 Inclosure, ipy/xa. 
 Include, £Vpyw, awtipyto, Kura- 
 
 kXeIu), kyKXtiu}, auyKXtiw. 
 Incoherence, dffuo-xaa-t9, davvd- 
 
 (piLa. 
 
 Incoherent, dtTixnaTo^, davvacpv^. 
 Incoherently, d(Ti;o-Tdxci.9. 
 Income, d-wocpopd, irpoaooo^, xd 
 
 "jrpoa-iovTa. 
 Incommode, (SXuittw, ^»;/xtoa). 
 Incommodious, f3Xu(3spd^, dXv(ri- 
 
 TtA)/9, dxp))Txo9, dK-atpo9, dv£7rt- 
 
 T»;5£i09. 
 
 Incommodiously, davfx<popu)i, d- 
 
 XP'}o'Ta)9. 
 Incomparable, dff(;yK-ptT09, daiffx- 
 
 /3X»;xo9, dTrapufSXiiTd. 
 Incompetent, dxp»jo-xo9, dxptro9, 
 
 av£7rtxj}5£to9. 
 Incomplete, dTi^i»x£'XE<rxo9, dcrvv- 
 
 TtXih. 
 
 Inconceivable, do-i'/XXijTrxos. 
 Inconginiity, d/v-axaXXjjXox»j9. 
 Incongruous, davfx/xtTpo^. 
 Incongruously, dKUTuXXvXw^. 
 Inconsiderate', d'/^(;uAo9, dirtpicrKtir- 
 
 X09, di/£7ril/0>jx69, dfitXTipc;. 
 
 Inconsiderately, d/?ouXw9, dTrpo- 
 /3oi/A£uxa)9, tLKT), d7r£ptaK-t'7rTa)9, 
 
 a<ppOVTL<T'TW<i. 
 
 Inconsideration, dXoyiaria, d^tX- 
 Ti)pia, davvtaia. 
 Inconsistence, dToirla, IvavTioTij^. 
 Inconsistent, dxoTrov, ivavrw, d- 
 
 Xp«ro9. 
 
 Inconstancy, da-raaia, fxt-rdvoia. 
 Inconstant, d(3t(iaio9, dcrxaxo9, d- 
 
 o'xa0»/9, dK'ax«<rx«To9. 
 Inconstantly, dlSs^aiw^, da-raQCoi. 
 Incontinency, uKpaaia, dKpdrtia. 
 Incontinent, d^pax/;?, dKdXaaros, 
 
 6 fxf] £y/cpax?}9. 
 Incontinently, uKpuTtov. 
 Incontrovertible, dvufxcpiXEKTo^, 
 at/apr/)/Xoyo9, di/ap</)t<T/3»jx»jTos, 
 dvavTippiiTo>i. 
 Incontrovertibly, dvain(f)iX6yw9. 
 Inconvenience, "«i'£7rtx»jo£to'x)j9. 
 Inconvenient, uKaipo^, dvfjTLTn- 
 ^£i09, da-ufxfpopo^, dTrp6cr(popo^y 
 d<rupp£xpo9. 
 Inconveniently, dj/£7rixjjO£jai9. 
 Incorporate, a-vaa-MfxaToiroitw. 
 Incorporeal, daw/xo^, da-dinaTo^. 
 Incorrect, «i'£'7raj/o'p0a»xo9. 
 Incorrectness, di/£7rat/op06oo-t9. 
 Incorrigible, d5£o'p0aixo9. 
 Incorruptible, u(pdapTo^, aSiafpeo- 
 po9. 
 Incorruption, d(f)dap(Tia. 
 Incorruptness, d</)0opia, dSiacpOo- 
 
 pia. 
 Increase, v. a. av^w, avvdyw, av- 
 ^dvu) : neut. i-n-av^dvofxai, aw- 
 
■J I 
 
 In 
 
 IND 
 
 av^o/iiai, -Trpoacfivofjiai, iTTiSiSoofjn : 
 (in stature,) av^uifofiai, iiriSl- 
 6a}fj.i. — s. ai/5»jo-ts, £7rau^»)<r«s. 
 
 Incredible, aTno-rov, dirtyaj/os, 
 "Trapa^o^os, TrapuXoyo^. 
 
 Incredibly, «7rio-Ttos, d7ri3'ai'tos, 
 
 trtpu TTldTitOV. 
 
 Incredulity, aTrto-Tja, dyvtuiuoaui/j;, 
 
 dTTtiOfta. 
 Incredulous, dTr£t6»'/9, 5uo-7rt ottos. 
 Incubation, iirwaafMO^. 
 Inculcate, Tai/ToXoytti/, iraosfj.- 
 
 Incumbent, kTriKsifjiivo^ 
 Incurable, dj/f;/c£o-Tos, di'toTOs, i/j;- 
 
 KlCTTVi, ddepdTTtVTU^. 
 
 Incursion, i-Trt/ioXj;, ififioXi), iiri- 
 SpofA.?!, KaTaopofxi] : to make an, 
 tiafidWiiv^ £i<nr?j5aj/, KUTadpo- 
 fJiiiV TTOitladai. 
 
 Indebted, ocpiiXo/uLevoi. 
 
 Indecency, a'ti/ctia, dirpiiriia. 
 
 Indecent, dtiKij^, uTrpnri)^, dcrxv- 
 
 fXCOV. 
 
 Indecently, dKoaixuif:^ d<r)(»)/Lioi/a)s, 
 
 aTTf t/vOTCt)5, dit/CtoS. 
 
 Indeclinable, dTrefjix/oETTTos. 
 Indecorous, dflrx')/x"jy, d7r|0t7r»;s. 
 Indecorum, do-x»//uocruj/?}, uKoa-fjiia, 
 
 aia-xpoTjfi. 
 Indeed, t-rtd//, /itv yt, ye oi'/, yotJi/, 
 
 ^Tot, ye, Kai SrWa fikv^ fxivroi. 
 
 Indefatigable, dKa/maTo^. 
 Indefinite, ddjOicrTos, dTrapifx- 
 
 (paTo<i. 
 Indefinitely, dopicTTw^. 
 Indelible, dj/t^dXsiTrxos. 
 Indelicacy, dTrpiireLa, da^mjioaCvt]. 
 Indelicate, nay/ifxtav, dTrpt-Trvs, «- 
 
 Kotr/ios. 
 Indent, t.yyXv(p(o^ iyxapd(T(T(a. 
 Independence, avrovofiia^ iXivQi- 
 
 pia. 
 Independent, avTovofxo'i^ iXtvQtpo^. 
 Independently, av-rov6ixui<i. 
 Indestructible, d(f)dapTo^^ aTropdii- 
 
 TOS. 
 
 Indeterminate, dd/oio-Tos. 
 Index, auXXafto^, tXiyxo^. 
 Indicate, StiKuvfULi, ar^jfiaiuai, /j.i]viiw, 
 dirocfyaLua), yvcopiX^u), Eiricnj/uLaiuu). 
 Indication, /xj/j/uo-js, T£/c/xjjf)toj/. 
 Indicative, (rripLavTiKo^. 
 Indict, biroy pd(pofxaL, SiwKta. 
 Indifference, dSia(popia. ^ 
 Indifferent, dSidipopo^. 
 Indifferently, d6ia(p6pio9. 
 Indigencr, diropla, tvSiia, Yptta. 
 Indigent, diropos, iuStij^, -Trti/jjs. 
 Indigestion, ducnrfxI/Lu. 
 Indignant, to be, dyauaKrico, opyi 
 
 INF 
 
 Indissoluble, d5id\vxo9, oXutos, 
 
 aKUTaXv-ro^. 
 Indissolubly, dSiaXvTio^, d/caraXy- 
 
 Ttos. 
 Indistinct, ddiaKpiro^. 
 Indistinctly, ddiaKpiTU)^. 
 Individual, t5<d>T»js. 
 Indivisible, doia/yotTos, acrxio-Tos, 
 
 d/U£f));$, tXTO/ULO^. 
 
 Indocile, dfj.adii<s, Sucrfiadii-i. 
 Indocility, dfidQuu^ dvi]ixtp6Ti\^. 
 Indolence, paQofxia^ dpyia. 
 Indolent, pa^v/mo^, o-xoXatos, vtt- 
 Ttos: to be, pavTiovivui^ pq^u/uLico. 
 Iiubdently, pq^u/nwi, dpyioi. 
 Indubitable, di/a/m<pi6o^o^, dvafjupl 
 
 XtKTO<i. 
 
 INO 
 
 Induce, fi/dyco, tiady<a, tTrdyco, 
 auairtl^u}. 
 Inducement, firaywyif^ ^tXyjjTpov, 
 KiuiiTpov, diXtap. 
 Induction, £7rayajyj;. 
 Indulge, KuTaxap'i'C'^fJ'-fii, iiriTnt- 
 TTu} : in pleasures, i(ph]fxi ral's 
 fjSoi/cu^ : oneself, x^P^S^*^-^"* T£o 
 savTov ^vfjito. 
 Indulgence, Tpvcpi), (piXoaTopyia^ 
 (Tvyxu)pi](Ti':. 
 
 Indulgent, ^iXdo-ropyos, 7;7rios. 
 Indulgently, ^tXoaxdpyujs. 
 Industrious, cpiXoirovoi^ airovSaTo^, 
 £Trt/u£X»ys, tuyujJx^J'OS, dyx,^^i/ov9, 
 Spaa-rripio^. 
 
 Industriously, ivcpvu)^, Ttxi'iKU)^, 
 iTrifxtXw^, (TTTovdaito^. 
 Industry, (piXoirovia^ iTricTptcpiLa, 
 dyxifota, <r7roi>oi/, tTrt/utXtja. 
 Inebriate, /t£3'uto, fii^uaKw. 
 Inebriation, oivotpXvyia. 
 Ineffable, appij-ro^, dveKfpcuvij-ro^, 
 d/uLudijTo^, d6ta-<pa'T09^ dj/t/cXd- 
 X»;tos. 
 Ineffectual, rr/i'o-io?, judratos, 
 
 ai;ej/£py?;9. 
 Inefficacious, dj/£i/£py»;T09, di/tvip- 
 ym. 
 Inefficacy, dvEvepyiieria. 
 Inelegance, dKo/uLyl/la^ uKoa-fxia. 
 Inelegant, dK-o;ui|/ov, dKocr/wos, d- 
 
 TretpoKaXos. 
 Inelegantly, dKocr/uto^^ d\'d/zi//a)s. 
 Inept, dxpijcTTos, d(/)u>;s, dirptiri]^^ 
 
 di/dpjuoffTOS. 
 Ineptly,di/ap/idcrTW9,7rapd to fitXo^. 
 Inequality, di/to-oTt/s, dj/a»/xaXia, 
 
 aj/oixoioTtjs. 
 Inevitable, d(5td5paorTos, ddpacno^, 
 
 a(f)fVKTO<i. 
 
 Inevitably, dSiuSpda-TU}^. 
 Inexcusable, d'7rpo</>do-to-Tos, avatro- 
 XdyjjTo?. 
 Inexcusably, di/a-TroXoy/jTO)? 
 
 ^ofxai, axQofiai, dtivoTradiw^ duar- Inexorable, d-rrapaiTitro^, &KoXd- 
 X^paivu)^ X'iXtiraLi'w. KfVT09, 
 
 Indignation, dyai/d/cT)/(rts, dpyi- Inexpedient, dirpoarfpopo^, davfxfpo- 
 
 XoTJJ?. 
 
 poi. 
 
 Indignity, dva^ia, aTrpt-rrEia, dv- Inexperience, diriipia^ d6u}]/jiovia, 
 a^ioTrddtia^ aiKia^ Xd)/3j;. d/uiadla. 
 
 . Si. " ■ 
 
 Indiscreet, a(f)pu)v, d/^oi/Xos, dv6- 
 
 »;tos. 
 Indiscreetly, d<f)p6i/u)^, di/onrtos. 
 Indiscretion, dippocrvvt]^ d^ovXia. 
 Indiscriminate, doid/cptros. 
 Indiscriminately, d6i<iKpiTui^. 
 Indiscrimination, d^LUKpicnv. 
 Indisposed, d<r(j£i/iK-ds, ovk IdiXwu. 
 Indisposition, da-^ivtia. 
 Indisputable, dvauTipptjTo^. 
 
 Inexperienced, d^atj'/uwi/, d-Trctpos, 
 dyvotJou, aTTai^EUTos, d/zaOrjs. 
 
 Inexplicable, dviK(fipacno<i. 
 
 Inexpressible, dt/£A:^i?iyijTos, d- 
 0pao-Tos, dvdpp^-To^^ d</)OT09. 
 
 Inexpressibly, aqipdarw^. 
 
 Inextinguisbable, dafttaros. 
 
 Inextricable, dvtJ^oSo^, d/iZ/xavos, 
 aXyTos, dSidSpaaTOi, d^idXuTos. 
 
 Infallible, d-TTEpiTrTcoTOS, dKpifSij^, 
 
 Infamous, Sv<T<p7jfxo^^ aTifio^, doo- 
 
 ^09, 5l»CrK"X£»JS. ' 
 
 Infamously, SvoKXtiL^', dr/^to?. 
 
 Infamy, Sv<Til>ii/jL'iu, driji^ia, dSo^ia. 
 
 Infancy, uij-nioTii^, iraioiu. 
 
 Infant, ISpitpo^, vi'nrtop, TraiSiov : 
 dim. /3p£</>i/X/\tof : new-born in- 
 fant, VTTtfXfipVOU, vioyvov. 
 
 Infantry, TrtJtM'; o-TpaTid, "Trt^i/ 
 
 dui/a/X(9, TO TTt^OJ/, TO TTt^kKOV. 
 
 Infatuate, v. kKfjuupaivvo. 
 Infatuation, (tlie act of infatuating,) 
 TO iKficopaii/tti/. 
 
 Infect, fxiaivw, Siacfidtlpu}, juloXvvuk 
 Infection, /uiavo-is, /JLiaarfia^ /jloXvi/- 
 
 Infelicity, 5uTTi;xta, dvarirpu^ia. 
 Infer, TtKpiaipofxai. 
 Inferior, x*/o'*f«'f^ KaTcoTfpos, kvip- 
 T£po9 : in strength, 6 ti;i; to-xia' 
 
 IJTTUiV. 
 
 Inferiority, to iJttoi/. 
 
 Infernal, o, jj, to KaTOj ; o, /; utto- 
 yatos, KaT«x^'^'^tos: infernal pn\^, 
 ol kuto), oi iv qcov ; oi It/sptU 
 ^foi : sacrifices to the — cotN, 
 tvayiafxaTa^ Tupx^ft. 
 
 Infest, tj/oxXtco, KUKovpyito, t\t- 
 ({)aipofiaL. 
 
 Infidel, diriaTo^. 
 
 Infidelity, diriaTia. 
 
 Infinite, dirnpo^, dirtipiTo^^ airi- 
 
 pflfflO^, ttTTtpaVTOS, ddpiffTOS. 
 
 Infinitely, dTrtpdj^Tto?, doiopiaTowi. 
 Infinity, dTrttpta, dtcioTjjs. 
 Infirm, dppcoaTos, dadtviji, dci- 
 
 |/«T09, UKLKV}. 
 
 Infirmity, dpfjuxTTia, daQiviia, 
 Inflame, vtjidTrTw^'irvpovo^ap.'jrpi'tdiK, 
 
 KavaoM, (/jXeyt3'a>. 
 Inflamer, t uTrpj/fmjs. 
 Inflammable, fc/x7rp»;<TT09, kuv(tt(\'. 
 Inflammation, ljU7rp»/(ri9, <pXi.yfia, 
 
 (fiXtyfiovi), (pXoywcri'i. 
 Inflate, ipupvadtu^ tfiirvtv/jLaTtco. 
 Inflation, ificpuai^ua, £/i7ri'ti;/udT»;- 
 
 fflS. 
 
 Inflect, Kd/uLTTTU)^ ni>aarTpt<f)u}. 
 
 Inflection, tyKu/jLyf/i'i. 
 
 Inflexible, uKafiTTTos. 
 
 Inflict, £i/Tpt/ito, irpoarTpl^ofxai. 
 t^(popto} TLvl TrXt/yds, (to — 
 Stripes,) irpoaf^aXXw, iyxpuvw : 
 punislmient, oiSovai Tiixwpiav. 
 
 Infliction, irpocnpixl/i'i^ tyxpiivai<:. 
 
 Influence, s. cvuup.i'i^ i^uvaia. — v. 
 aiSfi/Tiuj. 
 
 Infold, ffiirXiKO), f/uLTrTuaato. 
 
 Inform, ii/iiLKuu/uii^ ila-ayyiXXtD. 
 
 Information, tj/^ti^is, ilaayytXia. 
 
 Informer, £i/^tt/vT)js, fio-ayyEXti/s, 
 
 Infringe, irupaliuLvo}^ irapavofxio). 
 
 Infringement, irapavofxia. 
 
 Infringer, irapdvono^. 
 
 Infuse, iyxiw, iyx^w. 
 
 Infusion, £yx»'0't9, i'rrixvo'ii, -wpoa- 
 
 X^o'i's. 
 Ingathering, Tpuy);ro'9. 
 Ingenious, ev<pvt)^, St^ids. 
 Ingeniously, i(j<pvu)'i, i^rlS^^i(J09. 
 Ingenuity, dyxivoia^ tixpvta, ^e- 
 
 ^tdTtJ9, iTipivoia. 
 
 Ingenuous, £X£«76£po9, yvnaios. 
 
 £7rt€lK»JS. 
 
 Ingenuously, tXivQtpiM'i^ yi/ijo-tios, 
 
 tvytvu)^^ yivuaiui^. 
 Ingenuousness, tvyiviia^ yivvai- 
 
 dTJJ9. 
 
 Inglonous .%^o., d^X^t,,, dn^o,. 
 
 Ingb.nousl: , aVX^civ, Svadtw,^ 
 
 Ingraft, v. iv^ipQaXfxitu, 
 
 Ingraftmont, £i,o./>a«\utauo'9. 
 
 Ingratitude, dxapto-T/a. 
 
 Ingress, tiauoo^^ 7rpo'o-o6o9. 
 
 Inliain;, oUtw, vaiuy, KuToiKtu,, 
 uuit rau), kvoiKiio. 
 
 Inhabitant, o,\,,Vwp, o;/c,;t»,9, ivoi- 
 Kui, £yxa)ptos, ttruiKOi: of heaven, 
 oupui/icov. 
 Inhabiting, s. ivoUi]<rL<s. 
 Inhale, ipLirviu}. 
 
 Inhere, ifxtjiuofxai, TrpotrKoXXdofxai. 
 Inherent, tp.f}w6fxti/o^^ 'ifupoTu^. 
 Inlierit, KXi]povofxiio. 
 Inheritance, xXy^pouoixla, KXTjpo's : 
 
 to take pobbcsbion of an, tU -rd 
 
 KT^fxuTa iroptvofxai, (fiftuTivw 
 
 £IS TlfU KXl]pOl/OjULLai', KXl}pul/OfXttO. 
 
 Inheiitor, KXi}pup6/no^. 
 Inhospitable, d^tuo^, d\oii/dii/i,T09, 
 
 Inhospitably, d^t'i/oj?. 
 Inhospitality, d^ti;ia, fxia-o^tvia. 
 Inhuman, d7rd4/3-pw7ro9, dfpiXdu- 
 
 ^■pwTros, /itCTdv^pti»7ro9, w/ul6<s. 
 Inhumanity, dr/)iXaj/dpco7rt«, d-rrav- 
 
 ^■pajTrtu, TO dTTatcsyTOi/, aTn'iutia. 
 Inhumanly, dTrai/^pwirw^. 
 Inimical, *£X<^/ud9, cvcrfitviti, iuav- 
 
 t/09. 
 
 Inimitable, dfx'iij.i]ro^. 
 
 Iniquitous, d^t\os, irov^pS^. 
 
 Iniquity, adiKlu^ dyvwfxoa-vu)], di>o- 
 
 fiia, avuifiuXia, dt/icoTi]^, h-ox^i)- 
 
 pia. 
 Initiate, fiviio. 
 Initiated, /uoo-Taya)you/i£j/o9, u£- 
 
 p-yyjfxlvu^ : a person — , yuuo-Tj;s. 
 Initiation, /xuo-Taya>y/a. 
 Injoin, tvTtXXofxai, fViTt'XXo/xot, 
 
 "TrpoaTdTTO), l-rriTdTTu). 
 Injudicious, d^taKptTov, u(ppwv, 
 
 d//d>;T09. 
 Inj udiciousness, dSidKpian^. 
 Injunction, ivToXii, 'TTpoaTayp.a. 
 Injure, d<5i/cia), Xwfidw, /SXdTTTco, 
 
 I'/ipi^tu, $i/^to'w, iirdyco $>j/it«i/. 
 Injured, to be, ^jy/itoOyuat, fiXdBi]v 
 
 Injurer, Xaj/3>/T»;p, uppia-TtU. 
 Injurious, u/3pt<TTt/vd9, Xa)/3>;T>,9, 
 
 fiXalSipd^, "Tj/pdv. 
 Injuriously, vfipiaTiKw^. 
 Injury, dc'iK I a, v[3pi^, Xd./3»;, j8Xd/3»,, 
 
 alKia. 
 Injustice, dSiKia, datfttia, KUKOvp 
 
 yia : an act of, dciui]fia. 
 Ink, fxiXuv ypu(f>iK6u. 
 Inkstand, /utXai/o^oxaroi'. 
 Inland, £yy£jo9, fitcroyaioi. 
 Inlay, diuTroiKiXXu). 
 Inmate, o-yj/oi/cos, (Tvi/otmjTiip, 6/x6- 
 
 o-T£yo9. 
 Inmost, ii/ooTaro^, fxvxaTo^, fxv- 
 
 X0lTaT09. 
 
 Inn, ^tvvov KaToXvfxa, ^fuodox^'tou, 
 TTuvdoxtiov. 
 
 Innate, £/i0yTO9, trvyyiviKo^, ky- 
 
 ytviKo^. 
 Iimer, £f5o'T£po9, ka-wrepo^. 
 Innkeeper, Kd-7rjj\o9, ^tvoSoxo^, 
 
 'rruvSuxfV?, <TTudfiovxo<t. 
 Innocence, dKUKia, d/3X«/3£ta. 
 Innocent, aKuKo^ dvaiTLo^, dSXa 
 
 p*l^t a^/ty^/\?JT09. 
 Innocently, d^Xafiu)^, 
 (44) 
 
 INS 
 
 Innoxious, uKaKos, dfiXaftm 
 Innumerable, di/api6fAijTo9 
 Inoffensive, dfiXafii,^, d-mmuiv. 
 Inoffensively, dfiXaiitw^. 
 Inofficious, dvvirtpi')TiKo^. 
 Inordinate, dT«/vTo9, uKocrpio^. 
 Inordinateness, dT«^ta, uKoauia. 
 
 nquest, kirilA-rnai',, k^i-raats:. 
 Inquietude, ij toG »Woxd^£jy dSv- 
 
 vufiia, dynviri/ia, Tapaxn. 
 Inquire, £^£Td^a,, £7r«$,,Tta,, iu- 
 
 ptuyuw, avuKpivu), k(,wTdw, dvipo- 
 
 fiai O-E ToiiTO, TTUVedvOfXai T/i/OS, 
 
 (tvuKpiuw. 
 
 Inquirer, irv^davofxiuo^, -jrevar,)^, 
 
 S'/t»/tt;9. 
 Inquiry, o-.;^,;T,,<ris, ^v-njfxa. 
 Inquisition, £^£T«(rts, £7rtr,}T.,o-i9. 
 Inquisitive, limiT,K6^. 
 
 liiquisitor, £'^tTa<rT,/9, (Saaavia- 
 Tj;9. 
 
 Inroad, ttV^oX.',, kfjLfSoXi',: to make 
 f'T^^"' '"loads, avxi'd irpoa- 
 paXXu), KUTwrptxio. 
 
 Insane, d„oi;9, '7rapd</>pa)y, t/jpa^o- 
 /3Aa/ij/9, 0p£i/dXi;7rTO9, k/uLfiavi,^, 
 futviKo^ : to be, fxaivopai, irapu- 
 fppovtu}. 
 
 Insanity, fxavia, dvoia, irapathpoav- 
 
 Insatiable, dK-o>£o-T09, d7rXj,o-To9, 
 
 «TrX»;pajT09, daT09, aTos. 
 Insatiablencss, aVXiyaTta, dooi]- 
 
 <puyia. 
 Insatiably, aVopto-Tws. 
 Inscribe, kyypdcf^w, k'mypd<pw, 
 
 tyyXvcpo} : on a pillar, o-TijXoypa- 
 
 ^tiu, a-TijXoKoirtTu. 
 Inscription, £7riyp«0,',, i-rriypafxna. 
 inscrutable, dvt^iptvvnTo^, dutPix- 
 
 fttXaT09. 
 
 Insects, tvTOfxa. 
 
 Insecure, ovk d<r(^aX»'/9, kiriKiuSv- 
 vo^. 
 
 Insensibility, aVa«Tt).;o-i«, d-n-dQua 
 Insensible, duaia^ino^, diradyh. 
 Insensibly, dvuKTdiWw'i, d-rradwi. 
 Inseparable, dx^^piaTo^. 
 Insert, ivTidtifxi, i^lSdXXw. 
 Insertion, h'diat^, i/u/io\,), irape^- 
 
 poA»/, TTUptvdtai'i. 
 
 Inside, To^ £i/Td9, ivripov : on the. 
 
 Insidious, kTrifiovXo^. 
 
 Insidiously, k^ kirifiovX^^, /x£t* 
 
 tTTlfiovXfji. 
 
 Insidiousness, iirifiovXtl 
 Insight, kTriaKoiri), k(p6paai^. 
 Insignia of authority, Td t^s ijyc- 
 
 fioi/ia^ irapdcrtifxa. 
 Insignificance, daijfxaala. 
 Insignificant, dcrj/yuai/TtKos, owTt 
 
 oai/o9. 
 
 Insincere, ii7roVpiT09, ^t/3a,,Xos. 
 
 Insincerity, inrdKpLoi^. 
 
 Insinuate, 'Trapfiadyo). 
 
 Insinuation, iraptiaayioyri. 
 
 Insipid, dy£UffTo9, ivaxvixo^. 
 
 Insist, kvixofiai, kcfiiaTafxai, kvia- 
 TUfxai. 
 
 Insnaic, irayidtvoj. 
 
 Insolence, D^p^s, dXalovda, virtp- 
 
 nfpavia. 
 Insolent, vppitrT,)^, d\al(hv, iirsp- 
 
 ■n<pavn^^ dcrtXyjjs, 
 Insolently, vTrtptjcfidvoo^. 
 Insoluble, dXi/Tos, SCaXuro^. 
 Insolvent, d^tdxp£a,9 o(jk elfjn, Trpds 
 
 INT 
 
 Tf/I/ IkTKTIV UTTOpCo. 
 
 Insomuch, Toaov-rou, loaTe. 
 Inspect, £0opdaj, kiriaKuiriu}. 
 Inspection, kinaKoirif, k(popia. 
 Inspector, tTriVKOTrov, ^tw/.oV 
 Insp.rati.u., ^ EiaTr^o,), £>-«-,,£ u«Tt9, 
 
 Inspire, £7rt7ri/£ro, euTri/to,, kuibv- 
 
 Inspired, k-n-i-n^oo^, kve^aaTiKoi, 
 
 Inspirit, irapo^vvco, oTpCuoj. 
 nstability, daT«<rta, dKuTuaTaaia. 
 Instable, do-T«T09, d(itHaio^. 
 Install, Ku^ia-ri]ni. 
 Instance, -Trapdoity/uct, 
 Instant a\apt9 : in an, kv dTo'ua.. 
 Instantly, liHi,^^ irapavTUu, kvoTw 
 
 TlKW^, 
 
 Instead of, dvTi, kv -rd^ti. 
 Instigate, irapo^^vvay, Ktu-rtco, b-rpx,- 
 vo,, avuTTtWw, Trapopfxduy, irpo- 
 
 TptTTW. 
 
 Instigation, irapaKhutrn, irapdppL^- 
 Instigator, 7rapo^,;i,T,)9, kptQiGTu^, 
 
 OTpi;j/T»/p, KkvTWp. 
 
 Instil, kvoToXdlui, kvaTdXui. 
 
 Institute, V. Kat)iaTi)iuLi 
 
 Institution, tt^ov, iraiSiufxa: an- 
 cient, -Trpoyoi/iKd v6fjiifi.u, KuTd- 
 CTaais. 
 
 Institutor, /vaTa(rTdT»j9 
 Instruct, 7raiO£.;a,, iicdcKw, IkSi- 
 oaaKU). 
 
 Instructed, irtiraidivfiivo^ ypdu- 
 fia-ra. ir n 
 
 Instruction, iratStia, -naUtvai^, 
 '^aidtvp.a, tlaaywytj. 
 
 Instrument, kpyaXilov, opyuvou, 
 cKivo'i, Tfvxo^: warlike instru- 
 ments, (arms,) Td Ttyx»;. 
 
 Insubordinate, di/t/TroVaKTos. 
 
 Insufferable, ovk dvaaxtrd^. 
 
 Insufficient, oi^x iKuvoi. 
 
 Insular, i/./atd,Ti;9, vijaiw-riKoi. 
 
 Insult s. i;/^p.s, x^^vaaia.—y. kv- 
 y/Spt^O), a'lKi'^a}. 
 
 Insuperable, dod;uao-To9, d,iTT,,Tos, 
 
 di/aXa.T09, «i/£V,,T09, dyuaxos, dv- 
 
 VTTtplSXlJTo^. 
 
 Insupportable, dTX„Tov, S6a4wpc,. 
 Insuj.portably, drXyJTw^, Svachd- 
 
 pcoi. ^ 
 
 Insunnountablc, dwirtp^uTo^, dv- 
 
 VTTtpfiXlJTOi. 
 
 Insuimonntably, di/i/TTfp/gXvTo^y 
 liisuirection, dTroo-Taam, aTdo-t9 
 
 OLKaTuaTacia. ' 
 
 Integral, kvrtXi,^, kvTtXtW,^ 
 Integrity, dStacpdapcrla, SXot^j,, 
 
 oXoKXi}pia. 
 Integument, kyKdXv/mfxa. 
 Intellect, voO^, v6i)fxa, aOvtaii. 
 Intellectual, XoyiArds. 
 Intelligence, i'd,;o-ts, <TCt;a<ri^, tV 
 voia dyxivoia, tPpaofxoavvy], 
 Intelligent, aut/tTos, ificppcov, tV 
 
 I/OU9, fppdSfJLOOU, VUl'luUiV. 
 
 Intelligible, voi]r6i. 
 Intemperance, dKoXaaia, d^pdrua 
 ao-wr/a, dyutTpta, aKpaaia. ' 
 
 Intemperate, d/.paT,,9, dKoXaaro?, 
 
 ao-iUJTOS, dKaTd(TX*T09. 
 
 Intempeiately, dKp«T«i9 : to live 
 dKoXacnaivto, dTa/CTt'o,, O-jrtp- 
 
 Intend, aKtirToimai, fxiXXtv. 
 
 m 
 
! 
 
 I 
 
 ■i' 
 
 INT 
 
 Intense, (Tcf)oSp6v, Seivo^. 
 Intensely, cripodpu)^, kvTf.Tafxivui'i. 
 Intension, tovo's. 
 Intent, iuTtTafxti/o's, 'ivTovo<i. 
 Intention, kirivoiu^ Trpoaipecri^^ 
 
 (TKOTTOS. 
 
 Intentional, TrpoaiptTtKos. 
 Intentionally, •jrooai^t-rt/wfljs. 
 Intently, tvTtTafjiivtu^, iir i jxtKui^ . 
 Inter, iv^inrTU}^ 2r<nrTw vtKpoi/i, 
 
 Intercalary, '7ruptfjilitii\i]txivo'i^ i/n- 
 
 /StiXi/xos : days, tTvaKTul ijpipai. 
 
 Intercede, iKtTtvuy, i^aiTtcu, po-cn- 
 
 TtV(t). 
 
 Intercept, /jLiaroXa^ico, kyKUTuXafx- 
 
 Intei'ception, lyKaTdXi^yj/i^. 
 Intercession, f^aixjjcris, lActTeuo-ts. 
 Intercessor, ti^crTc'iTi}^, fxiaiTj]^. 
 Interchange, a/xot/3»/, p.tTafio\ii. 
 Intercludc, iyKXtiw, tipyw. 
 Intercourse, avvaWayif, avvovrria : 
 
 to have — Mith, ')(^pdofxai xti/t, 
 
 nr poaopLiKiiu^ avvOLUTpifiu). 
 Interdict, v. irunayytWu)^ kwXvw. 
 
 — S. a7ro/3/()»j<ri9, air6pp})pu, irup- 
 
 ayytKiu, d.iTay6ptvp.a. 
 Interest, to/cos, 6 : ddvtiov^ 6cl- 
 
 viia/jia : to lend on, oai/tt^o) : 
 
 with, kiri To/cu.', iv tokw. 
 Interfere, ivLGTapai. 
 Interference, 'ivcrTuoi.^, kiria-Taai^. 
 Interior, ivdoTtpo^, evdop.vX"^^- 
 Interjection, 7r««su/io/\>;. 
 Intermeddle, irapip.fidWopai.. 
 Intermeddler, d\.\oTpiutTri(rKOTro<i. 
 Intermediate, Traou/xto-os, yutraix* 
 
 /UiOS. 
 
 Interment, Ta(pi], ti/ra^iaa/xos, 
 
 Interminable, aTTf/piTos. 
 Intermission, 6ia/\£i>//^is, uviai% : 
 
 without, d^iaXti-mo}^. 
 Intermit, ^luXtliru)^ iiriyu}. 
 Intermittent fevers, viro-rpoTT! dX^ov- 
 
 Xf s TTvpsToi. 
 Intermix, p.tTafxiyvvp.L^ kpplyvvfxi^ 
 
 (TV/ULfMLyi/VUL. 
 
 Intermixed, <ru^/xiy»;9, cru/ijuticTos. 
 Intermixture, av/uLfii^t^. 
 Internal, ei/ooTt/oos. 
 Internallv, tcroj, ii/6o6i. 
 Interpose, 7ra/3£/x/3a/\\a>, trapivTL- 
 
 ^f]p.L. 
 
 Interposition, -TrapE/u/SoX*/, irapiv- 
 
 Intei'pret, ippyjvEvw, -tvofxai, ace. 
 
 TTapa^pa^tt), l^ijyiofLui. 
 Interpretation, ipfi^jviiu, fxiTd- 
 
 (Ppa(Ti9. 
 Interpreter, £^>j7»;t>;s, ipp.ijvfu^ : 
 
 of dreams, ovtipoiroXo^^ oi/tipo- 
 
 KpiTJJS. 
 
 Interregnum, /ix£(To(ia(TtXiia. 
 Interrogate, tpwTda), Trvpddvop.ai. 
 Interrogation, or Interrogatory, spu)- 
 
 Trj<ris, ipu)Tj//ia, irvapia. 
 Interrogative, iptoT?/,uaTi/cos, 
 Interrogatively, kpMT^iJ.aTLKUi'i. 
 Interrupt, \6yov Trapt/u/SaWto, 5ia- 
 
 Xiyoiiiai^ ^laKoiTTw^ d-Kopp^'^yvv- 
 
 fjLi^ irapEvoxXiw. 
 Interruptedly, avvTopLw^, uttotu- 
 
 yucos. uTro/3\j)0»ji/. 
 Interruption, Xoyov orapt/x/SoXf;, 
 
 5ta/co7rij, tiTTopjOij^is, ^ttiXi/o'is. 
 Intersect, diaTiuvw. 
 (45) 
 
 INV 
 
 Intersection, 5iaTo/x»;. 
 
 Intersperse, fitaaKopirt^o), 6ia<rTrii- 
 
 p(0. 
 
 Interstice, ^lao-TTjjua, ^laxtop'/^ua, 
 x6 /Afc-ra^u. 
 
 Intertwine, i/iTrXtKOJ, tTnirXtKco. 
 Intertwining, s. iTriirXoK^. 
 Interval, didoTaa-i^, 8i«(rT»;/xa, 6ia- 
 
 Xwptma- 
 Intervene, iirtp-)(ofiai^ iTricpaivo- 
 
 jJiai. 
 
 Intemew, avvop.iXia^ KOivoXoyia. 
 Interweave, kvv<paivw^ kfXTrXtKw. 
 Intestate, a^tdytros. 
 Intestine, s. 'ivrtpov^ kyKoiXiov, 
 
 iyva-rpov. — adj. o ti/du6ti/, b tau): 
 
 war, k/uL<f)uXio^ TroXf/zos. 
 Intimacy, avvi'jdtta^ o'lKftuTi}^. 
 Ifitimatc, adj. cri»//?;t^»js, if>iXo^ : 
 
 very, <^iXujTaTos, </)iXT-aT09, rpi- 
 
 Xto-Tos : I am — with him, virdp- 
 
 Xft kpol irpo^ UVTOV o'lKElOTI}^. 
 
 Intimate beforehand, v. irpoaij/j.ai- 
 
 vui, (n]pLaiv(t). 
 Intimately, diro piVf.Xov» 
 Intimation, atifjutaia. 
 Intimidate, (fto^tu), (f>oftspiX,u). 
 Intirc, HvxtXj/ff, ktfTsXtX'i^t «'>''" 
 
 /uatos, yyi?/?, trajos, oXokXijoo^. 
 Into, £ts, ft/. 
 Intolerable, 6uaoi<TT09, d0o(.»jTos, 
 
 d/JdaTaKTos, «tX?/tos, dirpoaoKT- 
 
 TOS. 
 
 Intolerably, d<popr\TU3's^ dTXijTtiis. 
 Intomb, tt/Ta(/yid^fjo. 
 Intoxicate, />ii6u(rK-a). 
 Intoxicated, fxtduaro<:^ ott/of/>Xi»^ : 
 
 to be, pLtdvw, otvoti), olvo<pXvytu). 
 Intoxication, olvorpXvyla. 
 Intiactable, dnt^dcrcTti/TOs, d5«,ua- 
 
 Tos, drtyKTOs, dT£ip>;9, ajxtra- 
 
 \f.ipL(TTO^. 
 
 Intrench, Tacpntvio^ opvaraw^aKdTr- 
 
 TO), TTtpicfipdTTW. 
 
 Intrenchmcnt, Tdcppo9, opvyfxa, 
 
 cr/caTTEXo?, Trspitppay/uio^. 
 Intrepid, dotii^, dba/x/i»;s, aTpo/xos, 
 
 d(po(io^, doKVO'i. 
 Intrepidity, d<f)o(iia^ aTpi/uiia, 6pd- 
 
 CTOS. 
 
 Intrepidly, d^tajs, dcpo^w^. 
 Intricacy, diropupLa^ kfxirXoKv. 
 Intricate, kfxirXtKTo^, d<r«</>>;v. 
 Intricately, c/ATrt-TrXty/if i/ojs, dora- 
 
 Intrinsic, tTi/yuo?, dTptK»;s. 
 Introduce, iicr<pipopaLy iladyu), kfjL- 
 
 0opta), kvLi)pi. 
 Introduction, tlcraywyi], irpoa- 
 
 aytoyn']. 
 Introductorj', licrayuiyiKo^. 
 Intrude, tltTwQiuy^ f.L(TwdiX^op.ai. 
 Intrusion, fiawdLcrfxo'i. 
 Intrust, kiriTptiru}, ^yX^'P'S'"? 
 
 Ka-raTrKTTEvu}. 
 Intuition, liruxl/i^. 
 Intuitive, kiroxlno^^ iTToxf/ipo^. 
 Intwine, k/uLTrXtKw. 
 Inundate, KuTa/cXu^oj, TrXyj/uLfivpo) 
 
 and -t'o). 
 Inundation, KaTdhrXucris, Kanra- 
 
 kXi/ct/xos. 
 Inure, kdiX^to, kuidi^to. 
 Inured, «tit/ios : to be, kutdi'^o/xai. 
 Inurement, tOtcr/io?. 
 Inutility, dxptioTijs, dypjjdTia. 
 Invade, £Trix«iptw, kfifiaXXu}^ kiri- 
 
 TTtTrTO), 
 
 I-- ■ ■ ■ - / 
 
 poDs. 
 
 x\RO 
 
 •7rpo(T/3dXXa), £tcr/3d\Kfti. 
 Invader, £7r£/>i/3dT»;s. \ 
 Invalid, dcidfi/fjs, dppaio-Tos, dou- 
 
 yaT09. 
 
 Invalidity, dadii/s^ia, dppa-'o-Ti'a. 
 Invaluable, dTt/iJ}T09, TrcXvTifxi]- 
 
 T09. 
 
 Invariable, £i'o-Ta6»j9, ipfxtv^'i, (St- 
 
 /3aio9. 
 
 Invariably, £uo"Ta6tt)9, knpavwi. 
 Invasion, £7ri6£ori9, kafioXrt. 
 Inveigh, Xoioopiu)^ (iXua-fpi^fxtM, 
 
 vPpilu). 
 Invent, tupLCTKU), kiptvplcTKU)^ irap- 
 
 f ypto-ZvO), TrpomvpiaKw^ k^tvni- 
 
 rTKU}^ dX(pdvu} and dX(ptw, kiri- 
 
 voiw. 
 Invention, -Trapsupfn-zs, £^£upfo-is, 
 
 £'7rtT£)(i/)jcrt9, £7rix7/0£u/xa, tvpt- 
 
 <Tl^, £l'pjJyU«, kvdvp.1)lJLa. 
 
 Inventor, tvptTij^-, d\<^j/o-T);9. 
 
 Inventory, KuTuXoyo^. 
 
 Invert, kvaTpt(pu)^ KwraaTpicpvo^ 
 
 Trapampicpta. 
 Invest, iripiKaQiX^ii}^ TToXiopKtvo, 
 
 ■jrtpitcTTmmi. 
 Investigate, dKnif36to, iispsvvdw, 
 
 i\vtvu), (TTifitvu), i^j)^j/£ua), dua- 
 
 Investigation, duixvivai^, k^tTua-i^. 
 Investigator, ixvtvTii^. 
 Inveterate, TmraXuicofxivo^. 
 Invidious, kirifpOoi'o^. 
 Invidiously, kirKp^uvu)^. 
 Invigorate, puivi^vw, pwvvvpi, (r3'£- 
 
 i/oo), KparvvM^ iaxvuiX^ia^ kviaxvoi^ 
 
 KpaTaiow. 
 Invigoration, KoaTaiwai^. 
 Invinrible, dviKijTo^, dK'axd/3Xijxos. 
 Invincibly, di/iKVTU)^. 
 Inviolate, dvtK(iiuaTo^. 
 Invisible, dJp«Tov, d^taro^. 
 Invisiblv, doodrw?. 
 Invitation, 7rpd(7KX»;»rjs. 
 Invite, KaT£Trdytt), TrpocrKaXtto : to 
 
 — to supper, KuXtu) Tifd Trpov 
 
 Ofiiruot/. 
 Inviter, irpoaKXiWa^p. 
 Invocation, tTriVXijctv. 
 Invoke, kiriKaXtM, tirtPodofxai, 
 
 dvaKuXiui. 
 Involve, avpiirXtKu.^ (xixTTp/f^fo, 
 
 0"l/l/£XtTTtO, £/tX7rXt\'tO, £7rtK'i;/\tJ/- 
 
 (St'o), £yM;Xi^a» ti's xi, 7rspif3dXXu) 
 Tij/d <TVfx(pup(ut : in calamities, 
 TTtpitiXtto : in dangers, kiv^vvu* 
 irfpifidXXiiv. 
 Involved, £/u7r£7rX£y/u£i/09, kp.irXtx- 
 
 Involuntary, dj/£0iX»jTos. 
 Involution, £yKuA.i(rts-, kfXTrXoKij^ 
 
 tiXtjfxa, 
 Inward, 6 £f5oi/, ki/SoTtpoi. 
 Inwardly, tvSodi. 
 Inwards, £is to Io-oj, or tiaw. 
 InwTOUght, kvtipyaap.lvo^. 
 Irascibility, opytXoT»j9, opyij. 
 Irascible, opyiXo9, dK-pdxyXo9, o^J- 
 
 ^vfxo<i, o^i)6i;^ia9. 
 Ire, opy»;, /coVo9, fxfjvis. 
 Irksome, «x^»;p»;?, Xuypds. 
 Irksomely, d^^tijjpcos. 
 Irksomeness, dKyjSia, dx^o^, 6 
 
 Kopo^. 
 Iron, <TiSi]po^ : rust of, 109 aiovpov : 
 
 iron instniment, to (riSt'ipiov : of 
 
 iron, (ri5ijpi\-69, aiBtipio^^ aidtj- 
 
 Ironical, £lpL.U: an -person, 
 Ironically, £/„^y,^.-y 
 Irony, I'l'^juivtiu. 
 Irradianre. «»CTti/o/3oX/'a. 
 Irradiat'e, dKTwoiioXiio. 
 Irrational, „-.\e,yo9, d\dyio-T09. 
 Irrationa ,ty dXoyla, uXoycaHa. 
 
 Irrecon.dable,dotaXX«^Tuv,d/x£Td- 
 iriiaTO^, anirovoo^. 
 
 Irreconcilably, dd\«XXdKTa)9. 
 
 Irrecoverable, dutTnoKtiaaTos:. 
 
 Irregular, tKvufxo^, J'/ctottov 
 
 Irregularity, tKv6fxu)<i. 
 
 Irreligion, datfitiu. 
 
 Irreligious, dff£/3;,s, tt0£O9. 
 
 Irreparable, dvt'jri<TKtva<rTo^. 
 
 Irreprehensible, di/a|udpT,,T09, d 
 
 lCaTayj/u.o-To9, dfx(l}fxiiro<i. 
 Irrepn.achable, dyud,/x»;T«v, d/xu/uwy 
 
 a/if^TTToy, di/ty^-Xj/Toc, dvtirui- 
 
 axwi/Tov. 
 
 Irresistible, daxfTo?. 
 Irresolute, d^(pi(javXo9. 
 Irresolution, uiropia. 
 Irresponsible, «i/tu7r£u0ui;os. 
 Irrestrainable, «^aT.i<TX£To9. 
 Irreverence, duuictia. 
 IiTeverent, di/ato/;9. di/fa'<rY.;t/To?. 
 Irreverently, di;ui8,,u, iraudx:. 
 Irrevocable, di/aTrdrpfTrTos, dfxtTd- 
 '7r£taT09. 
 
 IiTigate, d/o^Euco. 
 Irrigation, dpSda, dpSsvcri^. 
 
 tptt^w, fptt^j^c, iKiriKouivu). 
 Irritation, Trap^^utryud.', kpkdi<r,ua, 
 
 ipiViafxo':, irafjupyicrfxo^. 
 Irruption, £,i/ioX./, dalioXil 
 Island, i/^o-ov, j/»;<rioioi/. 
 Issue, yti/£rt, dTrdyovov. 
 Isthmus, iadfxd^. 
 
 It, TO, aUTO, To'^f. 
 
 Itch, s. Kt/.yU/ids, K:i/j;(T/xd9.— V. »ci/>;- 
 
 Vofxai, £-n-iKi/t^6o, M'>/o-Tida>. 
 Itmerarv, bSonropiKoi^. 
 Ivory, eXe'^u? : of ivory, EXeA^ij/- 
 
 Ttl/OS. 
 
 Ivy, /ct<r<rd9, o : of ivy, /cto-o-iwv, 
 /Ci(ro-/;£ts. 
 
 JUN 
 
 J. 
 
 Jabber, X^po9, (pXvupo^. 
 
 Jabberer A.»poXdyos, <r7r£p/x.Xo'- 
 
 yo9, q)Xv(ipov. 
 Jackal, 3-dj9. 
 
 Jackdaw, /coXotd9, KopuKia^, oy, (!,. 
 Jacket, xtTtt.!/. 
 
 Jail, 5£CTM">TT;ptO|/, Ei'p/CT;). 
 
 Jailer, StarfxofpuXu^. 
 
 Jambs of a door, aTaOpiol, irapa- 
 
 Jangle, CiaSiKa^opai, ip[^co, du- 
 
 <piO-/jj/TtW. 
 
 Jiinuarv, "lai-oudptov, TamiXioov. 
 Jar, /ctp«^ov, Xdyj/j/os, 7ri(^os, vu- 
 
 Jasper, i/taTriv. 
 
 Jaundice, iATtpos. 
 
 Jaundiced, iK-rtptKo^. 
 
 Javelin, dK6vTiov, Sdpv, y nitron 
 
 the lunling of, to d.d.TtaMa. .nmcuon, ^.uP.v, aC 
 
 Jaw, amycoi,, y.ut^ov : jaw-tooth, Juncture, a.-LA.' 
 
 yd/u</)tos. 
 Jealous, ^TjXwTtKds, ^jjXwtiJs. 
 Jealousy, <^»/Xa>at9, r»/XoTV7rta. 
 (46) 
 
 Jeer V. x>^tvdloy, d-n-oaKw'n-ru}.^ 
 s. xXtvaarpa, OKwpfxa, iraiyvtov. 
 
 .ieerer, X'\tya<rT7}9. 
 
 J^^'^Vi ^wyuo'9. 
 
 .Jeopardy, Ki//5ut/o9. 
 
 Jest, V. CTKw-n-Toj, d<TT£i^o^iat, Trwi- 
 ^a». — s. TTui^id, TTcuyfjuxi^aKwfx/xa : 
 111 jest, kvjruiSiu^ iruiotKcu^, X'""*'- 
 <r7roy6//9: in j.st or in earnest: 
 ■rrailwu jj o-Trouod^wy ; 
 
 Tester, tr^t^TrTi/v, xXtuaaTj;?. 
 
 •Jet, ya-j'UTj;?. 
 
 Jew, XtnroStpfxo^. 
 
 Jewel, Xt3-o9. 
 
 Jingle, Kutoawilw, (ioppkw. 
 
 Jockey, tTrTroNoyuov, i7r'7ro7rd)Xj,9. 
 
 Jocose, EUTpd-TTiXos, iraiyviw6i]i 
 
 -rraiyvLi'tpwi;. 
 Jocosely, Traiyvuyxoi/w^. 
 Jocoseness, EUTpaTrtX/a, x^fuuo-- 
 
 M09. 
 Jog, VTToatlU}. 
 
 Join, ^n5yi/uMi, (Twd-rrTO}, rrvvicTT^- 
 pi, TrpoaTidijp.!.. 
 
 Jomci iTrtl^VKTi.p, ^7r.0£Tt,9, 
 
 TTpoo- t7£T»JS, 
 
 Joining, t£.;yM«, 1, ^eO^,?, avudtai,, 
 a-yvafpi), avpLirXoK,), uvvQtai-i. 
 
 Joint, dpQpov, cnroucvXo^, OG-rpd- 
 ycXo9 : many-jointed, iroXvydua- 
 Tos, yofaTd>5?j9. 
 
 Jointly d'M«, o/xoy, ^i;yd6.,i/, ^-aTd 
 
 CTt/yU7rXoK?}i/, 
 
 Joke, s. Traidid^ aKwiufxa, iraiyviov 
 ytXmou.—v. irailw, irpoaTraiXw 
 Tivi : with any one, do-TEiro,, 
 X«pt?VTt^Oyuat. 
 
 Joker, ytXotrro-Tj/9, aKwiTTij^. 
 
 Jollity, ti'fppocrvvii. 
 
 Jolly, iX«;»dv, tv(Ppu)i/. 
 
 Jolt, virocTfio}. 
 
 liy Jove, I/)/ Toj; Am : no bv Jove 
 fxd rov Ala. ' ' 
 
 Jovial, tX«po9, ytXavii^, (tvixtto- 
 
 TtKOy. 
 
 Journal, £(/)»}/ufp/9. 
 
 Journey, /; <:,od9, -TropEta, Tropta, 
 o6oi7ropia.—v.^ Troptvofxai, cio- 
 oeuu), oSonroii<o^ bSonroptw, 
 
 Joy, X«P«, X'^Pf^a, t6. 
 
 Joyful, 0ai5po9, iXa/ody, TEpTrj/o9, 
 'Jrtpixap})^, ivdvfxo9. 
 
 Jovfully, TEpTTi/iy, x«P'*W&)9. 
 
 Judge, V. K^xVo), oiNd^to, 5tayii/d.- 
 
 O-ATftl. S. A.7UT>/9, ^t/vaffTi;9. 
 
 Judgment, 5tVj,, ;cpt(rj9, K-n/ua : 
 
 (o|)inion,) d^ta»o-(s. 
 Judicature, <Jt^a/wo■t9. 
 Judicial, ^tA:aaT{A:d9, icpi-riKO's. 
 Judicious, yi'wfxwv, evyvwixtov, aw- 
 
 <ppu)Vf ao<p6^. 
 Judiciously, tvyvtopiu,^, tvyvc^uo- 
 
 1/0)9. '^ 
 
 Jug, 7r/0o9, Ktpafxo^^ Kipdpiwv, &y- 
 ytiov, o-a:u0o9, XoTTds, x«^Tpa. 
 
 Juggle, V, yot/TEuto. 
 
 Juggler, ydi;v, dyvpTij^. 
 
 Juggling, 8. yovTsvfxa. 
 
 Juice, xuXo9, x^iudv, X''Xto-yua : of 
 unripe grapes, ofAcpdKuw. 
 
 Juicy, xwXa;^,,9, -rroXvxuXo^. 
 
 Jump, TT.j^do,, .^pwV/cto: jump up, 
 £/»t^Of)ico, ai/uTnicdd). 
 
 Junction, ^G^.v, avudtai^, avuufhy'j. 
 
 KIN 
 
 Juno,"Hpo. 
 
 Jupiter, ZEi»9, toG Aidy: Z;>, Kpo- 
 
 Jurisdiction, ciKaioXoyia, iiKaio- 
 
 Soaia. 
 Jurisprudence, vopiKi) Ttx^f]. 
 Just, adj. otK-aioy, vop.tpiwi : it is 
 
 J\'St; d^to'l/ taTt, OJKaiOJ/ EO-Tt, 
 
 tt\o'9 ECTTi : just as, uicnrtp : just 
 now, dpTt, dpTtcov, auTiKU, v'uv. 
 
 Justice, OtKi/, TO c'lKuiov^ ^ifxi^. 
 
 Justification, OiKaluiai^, Ka^oaio)- 
 
 *TtS. 
 
 Justify, SiKaidu). 
 Justly, 8t\«ta)9, Ei/OtVtos. 
 Juvenile, i/£ai/iKos, fxtipaKit^Sijs. 
 
 K. 
 
 June, 'EKaToyu/Saicii/, 'Io,;i,,o9. 
 
 Junior, viuirtpo^. 
 Juniper, dp\-ci;eos. 
 
 Keel, TpoVty, aTilpa, ei/teooVm, 
 
 ^'l/T09. 
 
 Keen, d^i/9, optyuus : keen-cvcd, 
 o^y^EpK.,?, d^ucoTTtas, o^i/co'ttiJs. 
 Keenness, d^wTiyy, 6pip.vTi]^. 
 Keep,^ fw^ti), <;[)U/\dTTa), irapa- 
 
 Tljpiu), Tl)piu), kv l<l)vXdTTW : off, 
 
 d^i^i/o), di/ttpya,, dX^'^o. : safe,' 
 a-w^w : a tavern, ha-rnjXtvu) : com- 
 pany with, ^taTpi/ao) yUiTd T«l/09, 
 
 TTpoaop.iXut Ttl/l, Ej/Twyxdi/o) : 
 watch and ward, dypviri/iu), kiri- 
 
 ypvyoptu). 
 
 Keener, rpOXaf^, '/>j'Xa/cT/;p : of a 
 bath, (3uXavtv<i, XuvTpoxdo<i. 
 
 Kennel, dfxdpu. 
 
 Kernel, -n-yp/yj/, pd^ ; full of ker- 
 nels, p«ya;6i/9. 
 
 Kettle, K-dKafioi, Xe/Sjjs. 
 
 Key, ,', kXejv, dim. K-XEioto//: false, 
 ai/TiKXti^. 
 
 Kick, Xa/CTt^o), TrTEpj/i^to. 
 
 Kicker, Xa/cTtorTiy?, TrTEpt/to-Tiis. 
 
 Kicking, s. Xa/cTjo-yud?. 
 
 Kid, tpicpo^^ dim. kpicpiov, alyiSiov. 
 
 Kidney, vt<pp6i : kidney-bean, d)d- 
 o"»;Xo9. 
 
 Kill, ATTEtt/W, dvatptW, (pOVtlfO), 
 
 airouEKpou)^ viKpoui: in sacrifice, 
 o-^d-TToi, .S^yo) : himself, dvaiptlv 
 tavTov^ ^■aT£pya^efft^al EauTOi/, 
 •n-apaXuEti/ toi» g;';// Eai/To'i/ : on 
 the spot, KaTucTTvpkio. 
 
 Killer, (poviv^, (r<puytv<i. 
 
 Kind, adj. eu/liei/»/9, eui/oo9, ^tXo- 
 <ppu}v, (piXdvdpwTTo^, ivXtvdtpioi. 
 
 Kind : of all kinds, 7rat/To'6a7ro9, 
 'Trai/ToTo^. 
 
 Kindle, </^£i//aXoa), Kato), dvaKuiu), 
 
 aTTTOJ, dl/d-TTTtO, OtaTTUpdu), TTtyU- 
 
 jrpilfxi, KaTwjrifXTTptjfjii^ dvavco. 
 Kindly, tvfxtviv^, XPNo-TtLs, ^tXo- 
 fppovwi, <^iXai/0pa)7ra)9. 
 Kindness, ivvoia, xptjo-ToVijy, 0iXo- 
 
 <ppoaut/i]. 
 Kindred, adj. ofxaifxo^ : s. <ruy- 
 yt'i/Eia : by the father's side, avy- 
 ytuil^ ira-rpwot, 01 -rrpov uv6awv, 
 vt 7rpo9 -TT^Tpdy, 01 kyyvTa-rot 
 Trpd'i di/Spwt;, oi tK twu uppivtav 
 oIkiioi. 
 
 King, f3a(TiXtV9, ava^. 
 Kiiigdtmi, linaiXiiu. 
 Kingly, fiaaiXtio^, fiaaiXiKos : 
 more kingly, (SuviXtuTtpov, 
 Kinsman, avyyEi/ij^. 
 Kinswoman, avyyavi^ 
 3 C 
 
LAC 
 
 Kiss, V. (piXtu), Kvvio), KV(i), Kara- 
 <pi\l(jo. — s, (piXrjfJLa, KaTa(pi\}icn^. 
 
 Kisser, <^t\rjT»js. 
 
 Kitchen, /mayttptloVj ovTavtlov. 
 
 Kite, tKTiy, lipa^. 
 
 Knapsack, Tnjpa. 
 
 Knave, Travoupyo^, KaKovpyo^. 
 
 Knavery, Trauovpytj/jia, KuKovpyi]- 
 fia, fjaStovpyij/xa. 
 
 Knavisli, irauoupyo^. 
 
 Knavishly, iravovpyiKw^^ kuko- 
 irpdyfioou. 
 
 Knead, 5t\//'£w, ^lao-o-oj, cpopvvfo. 
 
 Kneading-trough, /maKTpa, Kupdo- 
 
 Knee, yow, aTo<i, to : on one's 
 
 knees, i-rrl to. yoj/ara, kutu yoi/v, 
 
 yoifaTU}6u)i. 
 Kneel, yout/o^o/xai, yovvTrtTta). 
 Knife, /ittxaif>«, ^vpioi/, ^itpoi, 
 
 (patryavov : dim. fiay^aipLuv^ /xa- 
 
 Yaipiv. 
 Knight, iTriroTT)?, iTnrsu^. 
 Knit, ti/t/ptt), irAt/coj, iipui, ctTTTto : 
 
 the eye-brows, -rds o</)pi)s dua- 
 
 crirau. 
 Knock, Kpovio^iraiwyKvirTw^TuTTTU}, 
 
 dpacrao). 
 Knocker, Kpova-Tn^. 
 Knocking, Kpovai^, 
 
 Knoll, (30UV09, ^rpUKT/ULOi. 
 
 Knot, V. o-uw^t'o), Karabioi. — S. afx- 
 fxa^ dia/jLO^, <Tuj/6£(ris, truva^fj. 
 
 Knotty, TTOXUTT/VOKOS. 
 
 Know, olda, iTrto-ra/xai, t<T>j/xt, yi- 
 vooffKU) : an art, ti6ii/ai xtj^j/ijv : 
 perfectly, ^taytj/ajo-zca), aK'jx/Scuv 
 otda, kiriaTafxai, ifxirtipio^ ^K^- 
 
 Knowing, tiocbv, tTrio-Ta^tj/os, iiri- 
 
 (TTtJIuiODU, IjUTTCtpOS, i5pts. 
 
 Knowledge, yfuxrts, yvto'pio-ts, i/ojy- 
 
 fflS. 
 
 Known, yyttxr-ros, yvutpifxo^ : make, 
 yi/oipj^cu, irjXdto : become, 5ttt- 
 yi/f«jpt^o/xai, yvtapinot ilfii, ivi- 
 ipaivofxai. 
 
 Knuckle, kovSuXos, acTpdyaXos. 
 
 L. 
 
 Label, s. \r]nvi(TKo^ : (a short di- 
 rection,) iiriypanfia. 
 
 Laboratory, ipya<TTr\piov. 
 
 Laborious, iiriirni/o^, /ca/uaTjjpos, 
 »co/AaT«5»]9, ^o)(0rjpos, tXh/xcui/. 
 
 Laboriously, iirLirouwi. 
 
 Labour, v. irivofxai^ trovtu}^ daKtw, 
 fxox'diui^ otXivui : hard, timro- 
 viui : in vain, ixaTaioTrovilv. — 
 8. Trdi/ov, /cd/iOTos, /cdiros, yudxt^o9, 
 /ioyo5, otXos : without, airdi/cos, 
 d/uoxt^«i '. patient of, Ifxirovo^ : in 
 birth, To/cos : pains of, ti»6ts. 
 
 Laboured, t^tpyao-0£is. 
 
 Labourer, ipydxfjs, cpydrts, f. 
 
 Labyrinth, Xaftupivdot. 
 
 Lace, 8. TrXt^is, Kpa.a-irt.bov. — v. 
 irapvcpaipou. 
 
 Lacerate, atrapdcrcrta^ bpv'jrTa>, d- 
 uvfforo}. 
 
 Laceration, dimv^i^, arrrdpa^i^. 
 
 Lack, s. tvbtin^ diropia. — v. diro- 
 Xstiro), dirobtui. 
 
 Laconic, Xa/cioj/iKOS, ovk d(pa/j.ap- 
 Toeirri^. 
 
 Laconically, XaKwviKu)^, 
 
 Laconism, XaKwificr/xoi, 
 (47) 
 
 LAP 
 
 Lacquey, uKoXovdo^^ dfiopfioi. 
 Lacteous, yaXaKTtKos, yaXaKToi- 
 
 Lactiferous, yaXuKro^opo^. 
 Lad, Kopoi, £<^»;/3os. ^ 
 
 liudder, K-Xt/xa^, dvd(Badpou : steps 
 
 of a, dvu^aduoi. 
 Lade, kirKpopri'^ui. 
 reading, cf)6pro^. 
 Ladle, aira^ts, doidu^^ Topuvij. 
 Lady, ^t'o-Troii/a, dtairoTi^ : dtcnro- 
 
 Tttpa, Kvpia. 
 Lag, adj. TtXtuTaios, iicrxaTOS. — 
 
 v. (3pa6uv(t), Biiduvui. 
 Laical, XaV/cd?. 
 
 Lair, ^toXtds, onriiXuy^, X**"* 
 Laity, Xads. 
 
 Lake, Xifiut], XdK-ico9, TtX/xa. 
 Lamb, dpvo^ (g^"* f'* nom. d/»s, 
 
 not used), dpijv^ d/ni/d? : of a, d/m- 
 
 ftios, dpvtioi : lambkin, dpviuv, 
 
 d/uLvh. 
 
 Lambent, Xt/x'*"'- 
 Lame, v. yviow., Xf^^ou). — adj. X"*- 
 
 Xds, KuXXd9, '7r»jpd9, yutd9 : of 
 
 both feet, d/x^tX">Xo9, afxc^iyvrt- 
 
 tt9: be lame, o-Kd^ci>, vcuXtuo), 
 
 Xu>Xa(i/w. 
 Lameness, x<«»'^ot»j9, X"'^"'«- 
 Lament, t)pj;i/tu), doupo/iai, K-\ata>, 
 
 oXoCpUpO/xai., KtUKU^O), KOirTO/Artt, 
 TO OTipVOV -TrXfiTTttJ, aTtl/O), aT£- 
 
 1/d^u), dt/oi/xtti^u). 
 Lamentable, '7rt»XiI6aicpi;9, ^aKoycJ- 
 
 5»I9, ■3'prj|/cJ5TJ9, 3'piJl'»|Tt09, KAau- 
 
 ffxtov, TroXuyp»]i'o9, '7roXu7rti'0»/9, 
 
 <TTOJ/d£(9, SaKpuTtO^. 
 
 Lamentably, iroXvoaKpvTta^. 
 Lamentation, d6i;p/ud9, oSvpfxa, 
 dpijuoi, dXo</)up/Lid9, KXai;6/xd9, oi- 
 
 >fTip^d9, ol/JLloyi]^ KOTTtTO^. 
 
 Lamp, Xux*'<^*i Xafiird^, 0aXt)9. 
 
 Lamprey, nvpuipu. 
 
 Lance, s. Xdyx»}- — v. Xoyxivu). 
 
 Lancet, (^Xi^6rop.ov^ nayaipi^. 
 
 Land, v. Trpoo-op/ui^o), oKiXXo), 
 /carat^tpo), Ku-rdyui. — s. y ^, yola, 
 \Q(ov : by land and sea, Kara yrjv 
 Kai KaTCL ^dXuaaav : cultivated 
 land, t.ipya<Tfxivi] y//, dpovpa. 
 
 I^and-flood, 7rpd<rK-\u<rt9. 
 
 Land-forces, irt^iKt] cr-rpuTid. 
 
 Landholder, yia>Mdpo9. 
 
 Landing-place, opfxot. 
 
 Landlady, >ca7rijXt9. 
 
 Landless, dKXi/po9. 
 
 Landlord, icd'7rjjXo9. 
 
 Landscape, d7roi//i9. 
 
 I^ne, dyvid. 
 
 Language, yXoxro-a, (ptovv. 
 
 Languid, \aXapd^, voodpo^ : grow, 
 fioKaKuvofiai^ \aXdu), iKKdfxvo). 
 
 Languidly, ^i;crt)u,ua)9, £-7rtXty5»ji/. 
 
 Languish, do-tJEi/tu), ^apaivofiai^ 
 XaXdo), crTOftu), dTTOKUfivio^ Ik- 
 Kafxvta. 
 
 Languishingly, x^Xapui?. 
 
 Languor, irupaK/uiii, dcrdivtia. 
 
 Lank, t<rx»'d9, YaXapd9. 
 
 Lankness, i<TXfox»j9. 
 
 Lantern, Xvxvouxo^^ biXiTpov. 
 
 Lap, 8. *cdX7ro9. — v. Xtj'x"'' 
 
 Lap-dog, KvviarKo'i. 
 
 Lapidary, Xi0o^do9, XaTd/i09, Xt- 
 ^oi;pyd9. 
 
 Lapse, s. dXi'o-Orjjua. — v. oXiadaivui^ 
 <T<pdXXofiat. 
 
 Lapwing, ittoxI/. 
 
 LAW 
 
 Larch-tree, Xdpi^. 
 
 Lard, to aTtap TUiV w«i>v, to vtiov 
 
 Xl'7r09. 
 
 Larder, Tapnilov. 
 
 Large, da\l/iXi]%^ /ityas. 
 
 Largely, daxf/iXw^. 
 
 Largeness, 5av//tXdT»j9. 
 
 Largess, kTriSoaiv. 
 
 Lark, »copi/6aXd9, KopU9, Kopvdo^. 
 
 Lascivious, d(rtXy»/9, aKtiXao-To?, 
 Xdyf09, d/cpoT»/9, /txdxXos, ku>- 
 yua<TT»}9 : to be, t^i//3/ui$co, datX- 
 yaivui and -ytco, dKoXaoTaivia., 
 Xayvivu). 
 
 Lasciviously, daiXyco^., fxuxXw^- 
 
 Lasciviousness, do-tXvtiu, dKoXu- 
 ala^ dawria, Xayi/tta, i;/3pi9. 
 
 Lash, v. t/idoro'w, fxuaTiyow, dipco^ 
 pa/S^i^to. — s. /udffTt^, pafiboi. 
 
 Lashing, fiaaTiyioaii. 
 
 Lass, Kopi]., iraiOKTKapiov^ Kopaaiov. 
 
 Lassitude, ^d^^os, Kaixino^. 
 
 Last, adj. ii<rTaxo9, dKpo9, £or)(a- 
 
 T09, T£XEi;Tai09. V. 6lUfiil/C0y 
 
 SiaTiXiu}. 
 Lasting, 5toTfXi/9, iroXvxpovio^., 
 
 Xpdfiov. 
 Lastly, varaToi/^ TtXivTulov, iirl 
 
 xi'Xtt, Ecrxdxcos, xd i/crxaxa, xd 
 
 IffYOXOl/. 
 
 Latch, /uoxXd9. 
 
 Latchet, lMd9, ifxavTidiov. 
 
 Late, adj. dv//t/io5, o^l/io^, XP^^^^^ • 
 
 adv. di//t : later, 6\(/aiTtpoi> : 
 
 latest, Trpd /xiK'poxdxow. 
 Lately, irpd dXi'yow, irpd TroXXoi/, 
 
 i/£a>o-x2, dpTi : dead, vtodaviji. 
 Latent, d^ijXot, Kpvcpalos, 
 Lateral, '7ropd'7rX£i;po9. 
 Lathe, Topvd'i, xopd9. 
 Latin, AaTt»/o9, 'Ptt)/Liat*:o9 : in 
 
 Latin, AutiukttI, 'Pto/ioio-xt. 
 Latish, civ|/jo9, oil/(M09. 
 Latitude, iupo9, irXdT09, TrXaxyo-- 
 
 )U69, Cl>pUT)J9. 
 
 Lattices, 17 Kty»cXi9 : lattice-wise, 
 
 Kty/cXi5di; : make like a lattice, 
 
 KiyKXi'^w. 
 Latticed, K£Kty/cXio-/>itfos, KtyicXt- 
 
 5t«)xd9, 5tKxucoxd9. 
 Laud, eyicai/utu^u), 'TrtpidSu}. 
 Laudable, ati/£xd9, £'7raii'£xd9, d^t- 
 
 iiraivov. 
 Laudably, d^uirait/w^. 
 Laver, xtipovncTpov. 
 Laugh, ytXdo), /ulelouu} : loudly, 
 
 Kuyxdlu), KixXi^to. 
 Laughable, y£Xaai/i09, y£Xoro9, 
 
 y£Xa<rx£09. 
 Laughing-stock, ytXoiov, iraiyviov. 
 Laughter, yf'Xws, KaxdytXa)9, p.ti- 
 
 Stjua : loud, Kayx«o"/uds : without, 
 
 dytXaoTt : to excite, yiXuna 
 
 irapixtt-v V Kivtiv. 
 Lavish, adj. d<ruixo9 ; v. bairavdw^ 
 
 KaTuvaXiaKM, d(r cot tvofxai. 
 Lavishly, da-u>xa>s. 
 Lavishness, dtrcoxtio, do-toxta. 
 Launch, dvdyo), dvdyo/jLai, KadtX' 
 
 KO}. 
 
 Laureate, 6afpvo<t>6poi. 
 Laurel, 6d(f)vit : shoot of, ia<pi>h, 
 Sdipvtpou <f>vXXov : crowned with, 
 
 Sa(f)VT}(pOpuUl/TE^, 
 
 Laurel-grove, batpvcov. 
 Laurelled, Su(pvo(popwv. 
 Law, i/d/xos, OtfffjLO^, diaii: skilled 
 in, SiKacTTiKo^y vofiiKoi : to make 
 
 7^EA 
 
 i/OMOt K^if^i.vo, : to keep the laws 
 xotv 1.0/i.o,, ^^^,V£.z;. "^See Law- 
 
 oU 1 L* 
 
 Lawful, v6fxipo^^ vofiiKo^, eudtiT- 
 r* : It is, ^,>,, ^^.^i ,"^^^^ 
 ci/f<rTt. ^ ' 
 
 Lawfully, i/o/iiVt«9, K'axdxdi; i/duot/. 
 L.awtulnes8, i/o/ut^idx>j9. 
 Lawgiver, ^o/uc;dtxf}9. 
 
 Lawless, dl/OyUOS, £«tJiO-/U09. 
 
 Lawlessly, dt/dyua)9, irapavopLw^. 
 Lawlessness, dvofxia. 
 Lawn, i/d-jrij, 1/^x09, ^tjaa-a. 
 Law-suit, (5/k,,, j'pt^, dia<popd, ii- 
 
 piXXa, £yK:X»},ua, Kpiai^. 
 Lawyer, i/d^ t/zos, avfiliovXt vtiko^. 
 Lax, adj. x«yi'09, t/cXyT09, XaXa- 
 
 po^. 
 
 Laxity, x««^fdTt;9, X«^«pox)j9. 
 
 Lay, adj. Xai\d9, i<5ta)TT}9. 
 
 Lay, V, ^dXXo,, Ku{)iX,w, Tid^ifxi: a 
 foundation, x.> dpx»;i/ 67ro3-t(r^«t 
 or ftdXXea^ai, KuTafSdXXial^ai 
 -JefxtXiou^ ^fpiXuwi/ : hands on, 
 
 £M^dXXw, tTTlfiaXXu) Tivi Xd9 
 
 X«/pa9 : in heaps, awpsOu}, -rrspi- 
 o-arxo) : hold of, Xoyu/adva, : snares, 
 6tK-xua irXtKfit,: up, dTroxt'eij^t. 
 at/ax/t^jj/it, d-jroxa/ittutt), kuXutt- 
 xoi, KpoTTTu} : down, K-axaxtt)»;ut : 
 upon, viripii;TidiifjLi : waste, Trtp^to, 
 
 TTtpj-TTOpyta). 
 
 Layman, XaVKd9. 
 Lazily, padufiaov. 
 
 Laziness, dpy/a, pa0i//u/a, i/<.,0f/a : 
 to lacline to, iTTLKXhui iirl to 
 paQvixtiir. 
 Lazy, pdQvuoi, dpyot, oKv^poi, 
 a-Kpdyp.Mv : to be, dpyt'o*, pa0y- 
 /ixio), j/6t)t*pida>, i/toOpfuo). 
 Lead, %. /udXt/Soos and p6Xv(3do^ : 
 red, fjii\jo9 : white, xj/i/ivdo^. 
 Lead, v. dyu), I'lyiofxai, 6iuTpi(3(o : 
 lead to, dt/dya>, ^tdycu, ei/dyto, 
 £7r«yto, irapdyo), 7rpo<rdyte», o-yi/- 
 ayo), uTrdyto : one's life, ^idyetj/ 
 /3toi/: about, Trtpidyco, irtpuiyio- 
 fxat :^ an army, arrpaTivu), (npa- 
 Tttyiw : away, d-Trdyw, Trapdyw, 
 6taya>, dipioT^fXL : hack, dvdyw, 
 Kaxdyto : a band, Xox«y t oj, Xox»?- 
 y»;xtw I hv the hand, x^'paywytai : 
 toith, t^dyu), TrpoTTf/iTrtu, irapa- 
 'Tri/Mirui : out, l^dyw, dudyw : 
 astray, -TrXavda., tr^dXXuy : the 
 people, 6i;^aya»yta> : a private life. 
 
 iCllOTtUU}. 
 
 Leaden, iJioXv(3Sivo^. 
 
 Leader, dyd9, Tjyt/iojj/, <rTpax7;yd9 : 
 
 of a band, Xoxaydy. 
 Leading, s. dyo.yv, wo/xTn') : forth, 
 
 TTapaywy,)^ d-TTrtytoyj,, 66t}yia : 
 
 to, dvayioyi], -Trapaycoyi/, Trpoo"- 
 
 aytoy>;, o-yi/aytoy*;. 
 
 Leaf, 0uXXoi/, -TrtxaXov : dim. tte- 
 TaXt^toi/. 
 
 Leafless, d0uXXo9, d</)uXX<£)xos. 
 
 Leafy, ^uXXu'iOjjs, 6, t; ; iroXixfiuX- 
 X09, dKpiT6(pvXXo9, 
 
 League, v. airovboiroitofxaL. — s. 
 <ryj/0»;/cjj, tnrovcn : to break a, 
 'TrapamrovStiu : make leagues, 
 "TTouio-d/u crvi>Qi]Ka<i irpo'i Tiva. 
 
 Leaguer, iroXiopKia. 
 
 Lean, adj. iax''d9, Xtirxdy, Xtnrd 
 crapKo^^ daapKo^^ dTrip.tXo9. 
 
 Lean against, £7rt».Xtj/cu, irpoaKXi- 
 (48) ' 
 
 LEG 
 
 yw : back, di/aicXt'i/o. : down, ^-u<7r- 
 -rw : upon, hi<rxvpilonat, i'Trtpd- 
 Sofiai : upon the elbow, SiayKw- 
 vilco. 
 Leanly, larxi>u)9. 
 Leann'ess, i(rx»^dT,/9, XtTrxdxTK, 
 
 aTpotpia. 
 Leap, s. '7n]6}]fxa, irt'jSijm^.—x. -ttj;- 
 fiao), (TKaipui, aK-ipxdw, aXXoixai : 
 leap away, dTroTrijodw : down 
 KaxaTr,,5d„^ai, d</)dXXo/Liat, ticao- 
 ptu, : across, 6ta7r>,oda, : into the 
 nre, aXXofxai £ts to Tryp : over 
 VTripinjSda,, viripaXXofxai, -nupa- 
 Xtiirw, vTTEpdoptaj, VTrtpepdifTKUi : 
 out, £/v-7rj;6dw : upon, tTri-Trj/ado,. 
 Lcaper, ttiiSijtjU. 
 Leaping, s. 7r,/o»,(rt9, TruofjO/udy. 
 Learn, /lavedvco : bv heart, Trrtpa- 
 KaTaTie„fxi Tti fAvAfJLiuUfiavddvui, 
 £4;£7ri<rxa;uat : more, 7rpoo-y[x«j/0d- 
 i'<«J, 7rpoo-X«t/u/3di/a» xt xar9 e-Trto-x?;- 
 M«ts: perfectly, ^K>tai/0di.(o, /vnxa- 
 /xai/tlai/oi : together, o-u/x^ai^edj/w. 
 Learned,'7rt7rai^ti.;u£i;o9,7rat6£yxds 
 O-O0O9, UXdyi^os: very, ttoXv- 
 
 fj.avij's, iKdibaaKufxtvo^ : . men 
 
 01 XV9 TtaiStiai dX»/ed)9 X£xi/y»i- 
 
 K-dT£9. ^ 
 
 Learnedly, iTriaTapLtvcos:, irtTrai- 
 oivptvco^. 
 Learner, /uaOijxj)?. 
 Learning, fiddncri^, iraiSda, cibay^. 
 Lease, v. f.KpLi<i^6u). 
 Least, adj. £Xdxto-xo9, vkktto^.— 
 adv. oil fxivToi, ovtoi, oi>K upa, 
 iXaxioTTa, dXXd o5i/, dXXd n^'w. 
 Leather, (r/cyxoy, pvpaa, Sep/xa. 
 Leathern, (tkvtivo^ : ganiient, bep- 
 fxuTiou : scrip, bipfxaTivi] Trtipa. 
 Leave, s, i^ovaia, avyyvoofxi] : to 
 ask, (Tvyyvdipmu atxttj/: he de- 
 serves, crvyyvwixi] ioTi : to grant 
 one, a-vyyii/w(TKiLU tivl : to ob- 
 tain, avyyvwfxfjv Tvyxdi/fiv. 
 Leave, v. XfiVw. 
 Leaven, s. Jy/u'l—v. Ivfxoco, 
 Leavened, IvfxooTo^. 
 Leavening, s, "^ufxwcri^. 
 Leavings, XtZ/u/xaxa, XEiyj/ava. 
 Lecture, s. £^»}y»jo-ts, irpoa-audyvu)- 
 
 o'*^- — V, irpoavayivujaKU). 
 Lecturer, Trpoavayi/oaaTtj^, ^f'/y*;- 
 tt;9. 
 Leech, ftdiXXa. 
 Leek, trpdarov. 
 
 Lees, Tpit^^ dfxopyij, kXaioTpvyov. 
 Left, dpio-xfpd9, Xaid9, VKaio^, 
 tvwvv,xo<i: (remaining,) Xot7rd9, 
 £'7rtXot7ro9, i/7rdXoiiro9 : left-hand, 
 (TKaia, dpio-xfpd : on the left] 
 (TKaio^, Xatd9, ivwvvpo'i: toward 
 the left hand, tV dptaxfpd. 
 Left-handed, dpt<rx£pd9, CKaioi : to 
 
 be, dpi<rx£p£ua). 
 Leg, aKtXo^, Kff'ifxt}. 
 Legacy, xd KaTaXtiirofxtvov butpov 
 
 Legal, I/dyU</U09, VOfXlKO^, 
 
 Legality, vojuLi/xoTtjt. 
 Legally, vo/xifxui^. 
 Legate, 7rp£o-/3£ux?/9, irpitrfiui. 
 Legend, i'Triypacpf), /uDOos. 
 Legendary. fxvdiKo^. 
 Legible, di/ayi/oxrxtKo's. 
 Legion, xdy/.ja, Xiyiwu. 
 Legislate, vo/xodtTiw. 
 Legislation, vo/jLodtTijcn^ vouodi^ 
 nifxa. 
 
 LEV 
 
 Legislative, vofxodeTiKov. 
 Legislator, i/OAxoOtx»/9, QiafxoQtTt]^, 
 Legislature, i/o/xo6iTittriv. 
 
 ;Legitin)ate, yv/iaio':. 
 Legitimately, yj/fjatoj?. 
 Leisure, (rxoXt), di/fo-t9, dpy/a, 
 airoi/ia, dxtXtta, iruptpyov : at, 
 <rxo\dlwv, iTXoXatos : to be at, 
 trxoXulw, tiVxoXa.s eyco, axoXv 
 KTTi, Kivov ilvat : to have, ctTt- 
 Xtiai/ Ixtti/ : to have — for any 
 thing^ aXoXd'^o) iv tivl, trxoXiju 
 iroiovfxai Trpo^ xt : to have, axo- 
 X»/i/ dyo), ayoXiit/ £X«. 
 
 Leisurely, o-xoXatw9, K-«xd (rxoXfiv, 
 apyai9, £7rt axoXfi^, ^XoMh ftpa- 
 ota)9. 
 
 Lend, <5ai/ft^6o, 5ai/i^a), XP"*". 
 
 Lender, 5av£t(7xr;9. 
 
 Lending, s. 6avti<rp6^ : money lent, 
 ^di/o9, 5dj;£toi/, ^di/£t(r/ua. 
 
 Length, fxf]Ko^, fxaKp6Tij<i : at length, 
 •7rox£, X£X£uxaroi/, XtXo9. 
 
 Lengthen, fxijKuvu), fxijKoiroitw. 
 
 Lengthening, pi]Kva/x6^. 
 
 Lenient, Trpoo-jji/i/s, •7rpao9, T/Trioy. 
 
 Lenify, Trpayi/o*, ptiXiaao/xai. 
 
 Lenity, i77rtdx7;9, 7rpadx»j9. 
 
 Lentils, </)OKd9, (/)a^»}. 
 
 Leonine, XiouTtto^, XtovTu)6i]^. 
 
 Leopard, XfOTrdp^aXty, irdp^os, 
 7rdp5a.\t9, 
 
 Leper, Xiirpo's. 
 
 Leprosy, £X£</)ai/xia<ri9, Xiirpa, 
 
 uX(po<i. 
 Leprous, Xf7rpo9, XeTrpiKo^. 
 Less, adj^ iXaxxwi/, ptiusv^ vttwv. 
 
 — adv. ^Txoi/, »)(r<Toi/. 
 Lessen, iXaTToo), fxiioo), fxivvdu). 
 Lesson, Sidayfxa. 
 Lest, fxi'mov, 'iva fxij : — any way, 
 
 fxi) irij : — at any time, /u»;Trox«: 
 
 — any where, yuTjirou, 'iva /xiJTrov. 
 Let for hire, iK-fxiadow, dTroclbofxai: 
 
 let alone, idw, d(f)itj/xi : let blood, 
 
 (pXfPoTofxiTv : let down, Kadhjfxi^ 
 
 KaTafiaXXu) : let in, daStxofxai^ 
 
 tiaoiKL^w. 
 Lethargic, Xij6opy<icd9. 
 Lethargy,^ X»/dapyo9, KUTafpopd, 
 
 XfiVapyia. 
 Letter, ypdfxfxa : to receive a 
 
 from any one, Ko/xiltcrdai i-iricTTo- 
 Xi^ynrapd xij/o9, ^ x*<^^«« tTrioTo- 
 Xrjv: open, ypdfxptiTa d'n-o(r<fipa- 
 yiXiEiv: seal, (Ttppayilw, itriofppa- 
 yiX,w : send, £7rt<TxoX'd9 tiriaTtX- 
 Xfti/, £7rt<rxoX»ji/ boiivai : write 
 iTTto-xoXt/i/ ypdiptiv : — of recom- 
 mendation, avajaTiKi] f-jrto-xoXt;. 
 Lettered, TrtTraiCEUfxti/ov. 
 Lettuce, ^picaP, ^pibaKivtj. 
 
 Level, adj. djar*Xd9, t<ro9, Xtupds. 
 
 V. opaXi^ut, opaXvvui : with the 
 ground, KaTaarKaTTTnv ft9 xd 
 
 £6a</)09. 
 
 Levelling, £^o;xdXio-<9. 
 
 Levelness, o/xaXoTtj^. 
 
 Lever, di/a0op£u9, </)dXay^ and pi. 
 
 (pdXayyai. 
 Leveret, XaywSiov. 
 Levied soldiers, KaTaypacpivTti 
 
 (TTpaTiuiTai. 
 Levity, £X«^pdxt;9, iXa<fpla, kov- 
 
 ^dx»;9, diArux»}9, 0ai;Xdxjjv, 
 Levv, o-yXXtyo), o-uyypdc/;**, naTa- 
 
 ypdfpta : to hold a, 6i.aypd<l>iiv 
 
 Tous <rxpaxta»xa9, /cat ^laXty^^i 
 3 C 2 
 
 I 
 
 1 
 
 P 
 
 1^ 
 
I 
 
 LIG 
 
 TOWS tTTlXfJ^EtOl'S, KaToXtytii/. 
 Lewd, d(Ti\yi)9, ttoi/jj/oos, ai/ayuoi. 
 Lewdly, datXyw^. 
 Lewdness, da-iXyiia. 
 Ley, Kovia. 
 Lialile, ivoyp^^ inrivdwo^, vtriy- 
 
 yi'os. 
 Liar, \//^£i;o-'rrjs, i/zeu^oXoyos, \f/iv6- 
 
 ayytAos. 
 Lil){ition, Xoi/3»;, airouSt] : to make, 
 
 Libel, V. fi\a(T<pt]/jLtu), tirovil'^a}. 
 
 Libeller, /3\acr^i;/ios. 
 
 Liberal, iXtvdtuio^^ iXiydtpo^, Sa- 
 
 »//t\j/s : arts, iXtv^ipiai Truidilai. 
 Liberality, iXtvdipioTi^s, iXivdtpia. 
 Liberally, iXivdipiowi : educated, 
 
 iXfvdfpi(jo<i iTi^'iraiotvfxivo'i. 
 Liberate, tXtvQi-ooto. 
 Liberation, f.Xtvdtpw<m. 
 Liberator, i.XtvQtpuiTi]<i. 
 Libertine, aatAyjjs, «o-a)Tos. 
 Lilierty, kXtv^ipiu^ i<Tovufxia : to 
 
 restore to, tXi-ut^Epoco. 
 Librarian, /3i/3Aio<^u\u£. 
 Library, ftifiXiudi'iKi}. 
 License, s. ctftaL^, uofia, i^ovaUi. 
 
 — V. nrcTptTTui, avy^uipiw. 
 Licentious, aK-oXacTos, atrtXyi;?. 
 Licentiously, d(TiXytL^. 
 Licentiousness, dariXyELa, 7roi/»;pia. 
 Lick, XtLXw, XiXfjLuu}, iiriXtix'jo : 
 
 lick about, ttc/oiXm'x"'. 
 Licking, s. XiTy/ma, t/cXety/xa. 
 Lictor, pu(iduuy^o'i. 
 Lid, irwfjLu, liridijima. 
 Lie, s. ij/tudu^^ \}/fvooXoyia. — (to 
 
 tell a lie,) v. Kf/ivdofjiai, xl/tvdoXo- 
 
 •ytO), VWOKplv(ti. 
 
 Lie, V. Kilfiai, KaTaKEifXtti, dva- 
 iri'jrTta^ KuTaKXivofiai : lie about, 
 rmniKit/mui : contiguous, irapd- 
 KEifxai, TTpocTKitfxaL : down, kutu- 
 Ktifxai^ KoiunofxaL, ti'i/d^o/uat, 
 KaTaKXii'oij.ai\ under, viroKiifxai: 
 bid, Xaz/Octfco, oiaXai/0uj/a>, Kwra- 
 KpuTTTofxai: togetber, crvyylvofxai, 
 irXijaidX^co^ TrapaKoiTtu) : upon, 
 tyKfi/iiai, kiriKtiixaL, iTriKadsvou), 
 i.TTiKoi.iJ.doixai, t-TTEvi/dX^ofiai : in 
 wait for, ivtoptveiv Tivd, tviSpai 
 diadai Tivi. 
 
 Liege, s. ^eo-ttotjjs, iz-TraTos. — adj 
 TriaTos. 
 
 Lieutenancy, ai/xto-rpaTj/yia. 
 
 Lieutenant, ai/TitrToaxjjyos. 
 
 Life, ^<«>»/, /3ios, fjiuTOi : a bajipy, 
 ti/^coia: manner of, fj tov fiiov 
 ^Lctyuyyi] : sbortncss of, ftpuxv- 
 /3tdT7j9: to depart from, diraXXuT- 
 TEcrOai Ik tov ^lov : to end one's, 
 ^iou oiaTtXio) : to pass one's, 
 fSiuio (Siou^ CLafiioco : to spend 
 one's, oiaTpifSco, ^Layco, <TTpt(po- 
 
 Life-giving, ^cDocJcopos, /SioSoopos, 
 
 ^w<p6pui. 
 Lifeguard, dopv(t)6po^ : duty of a, 
 
 TO Sopv(f)6piTfxa. 
 Lifeless, a^toos, a/?/a)TOS, ctTn/oi/s, 
 
 d\l/oxo9. 
 Lifelessly, oK-i/ijptos, xf/vy^puiv. 
 Lift, ai(>u), alooptu)^ Kov(pi^u) : lift 
 
 up, duondow, iiraipo). 
 Lifting, s. at^otcts, nicopiiari^. 
 Ligament, Ligature, crvu^tfyfioi^ 
 
 SfO-fAO^. 
 
 Light, 8. </)oos, 0aj?, 0iyyoc. — v. 
 C49) 
 
 LIS 
 
 aTTTO) : to light upon, tvi^dvoo 
 £</>i5at/a», kirnr'nTTU). 
 
 Light, adj. tXacpfw^, Koi}</)os, d(3pi- 
 dt'i^ : light-armed, \i/tXos, Xoy- 
 Xato?, Xoyxo^Popo^ : light-footed, 
 ttoocom;?, 7ru^>ji/£/ios : light-head- 
 ed, dfppouTKTTOi : light-hearted, 
 fvfppwv, iXapoi. 
 
 liighten, (to ease,) Kov(f)iX^a> : (cast 
 out lightning,) dcrTpdir-rw, dir- 
 aaTpdiTTU}. 
 
 Liirlit-horsemen, tvaTuXtl^ t»7 o- 
 
 Light-house, 4)dpo^. 
 
 Lightly, iXa(f)pu)^, Koixpw^^ kiriXiy- 
 
 Lightness, tXaff)p6Tr]^^ KOvipoTi]^. 
 
 Lightning, darTpairii^ aTipoir/i. 
 
 Lights, (lungs,) TTuiuiuLcuv. 
 
 Like, adj. tiKeXo^, o/uoios, ioiKU)^ : 
 like to, irpoaofioLO'i, ffxcfifpt'it : 
 very like, irdvu u/ioio^^ TrupinrXv- 
 (Tios : to be like, toiKa^ 6/noiov- 
 fiai. 
 
 Like, adv. d'lKyjv, with gen. a»s : like 
 as, tioffxt, otws, oVojs "TTsp, olJy 
 Trail : in like manner, bfxoiu)^^ kutcl 
 Tai/xrt, TTanaTrXijo-itos. 
 
 Likelihood, TritJai/orj/s. 
 
 Likely, cuttci/s, TTit^arJ?. 
 
 Liken, ofxoiow, ilnd'i^u}. 
 
 fiikeness, ohoiot^^. 
 
 Likewise, o/huluj^^ a»trauTf«s. 
 
 Lily, Kuivov^ Xtipiou, crovcrov : lily- 
 bed, Kpivwv : lily-like, Xtt/oti/os. 
 
 Limb, yvlov : limbs, dpdpa, /xtXi}. 
 
 Lime, Tirai/os, koviu, yi;i//os : 
 quick-lime, Kovia d<rlSiaTo^. 
 
 Limit, 8. opov, 6pi(Tfx6^^ Ttp/ia. — v. 
 KaTajULETptu), 6piX,oy, d<j>opl^ti), 
 TTjpio/ot^to, TTspiypdfpta. 
 
 Limitation, d(popiap.d^^ opKTfxo^, 
 
 liinmer, "^(oypdifio^. 
 
 Limp, o-Ku^o), x.'^Xalixvy x<«''^*«^tf« 
 
 Limpid, 5iauy»/s, 6ia(/>ui/?;s. 
 
 I^iniy, KoXX't>5>/s. 
 
 Lime or Linden-tree, cpiXvpa : of 
 the linden-tree, <l>i\vpivo^. 
 
 liine, ypd/m/nii, irtpa^. 
 
 Lineage, yti/ta, yovn. 
 
 Lineal, ivQvi. 
 
 Linear, ypa/jL/miKo^. 
 
 Linen, s. Xti/oi/, X(u(fio^ : fine, Xt9, 
 cJ^oi/j;, o-it/5u)i/, ftCaao^. — adj. Xi- 
 
 VtO<i. 
 
 Linger, 5>j6yi/to, ppaduvco, utXXo), 
 
 OK'l/tO). 
 
 Linguist, TToXwyXtotrtros. 
 
 Liniment, EfiirXaaTpou. 
 
 Link, or torch, Xa/iTras. 
 
 Link, V. ffuyaTTToj, tru^tuyw. 
 
 Linnet, dKai/6h. 
 
 Lint, Kpohis, Kvd(l>aXov. 
 
 Lion, Xio)!/, oi/Tos : lion's skin, v 
 
 XtOVTTJ^ ij'S. 
 
 Lioness, Xiaiva. 
 
 Lip, x*'^o9 : dim. XEiXdpiov : to 
 
 bite one's lip, ytXiJi/iji/ iadUiu. 
 Liquefaction, T?;^ts. 
 Liquefy, o-ui/Tfi/cto. 
 Liquid, s. to vypov^ ^yXo^ : adj. 
 
 t'ypos. 
 Liquidity, t'/ypoTtj9, v^apoTi]^. 
 Tiiquor, xi'Xos, vypaarfxa. 
 Lisp, TpauXr^w, \^tXXiX^uy^ (iuTTa- 
 
 Lisping, adj. fiXaiao^, TpauXo's. — s. 
 Tpai;Xi(ra6s, \J/eXX6ti}v. 
 
 LOO 
 
 Lispingly, TpauXtu?, ftX'XKrwv. 
 
 List, 8. KttTaXoyos. — v. ^vyypd^jxv, 
 KaTaypd<pw. \ 
 
 Listen, virasoviv, dKnodw, dupodo- 
 fjLat^ coTaKuv(TTttM>, Trpiocicrxf", 
 irpoaixui : to — attentivejy, ivw- 
 
 TiX^OfXUl. 
 
 Listener, dKpoaTi)^. «\oi»o-t»;?, 
 
 Ijistless, dfpi>vi/Ti(TTo<i, a'/itXi;?. 
 
 Listlessly, aV/ipoi/Tto-Tcos, dfXEXtjTi. 
 
 Listlessness, d/mtXEia. 
 
 Ijtany, XiTai/Eia. 
 
 Literally, uvtoXe^eI, kutu Xt^iu 
 
 Literary, Xtiyios. 
 
 Literati, ol Trtiraioivfiivoi^ oi txi 
 
 Xoyol9 tvdoKlfJLOl. 
 
 Literature, ypa/u/xaTtia. 
 
 Litigate, tpi'^to, ty/caXtcu, CJKa^o- 
 
 fiai. 
 Litigation, £pi9, lyKXy^/na. 
 Litigious, tpio-TtKos, d/JL(piafitjTi- 
 
 Ko's. 
 Litigiously, dfi<Jna(3i)TLKw^. 
 Litigiousness, «',u0<cr/3>)Tt;o-i9. 
 Litter, ^optloi/, kXivu' litter-bearer. 
 
 kXii/o</)o'pos : of straw, oTt/3«v, 
 
 CTTpCOjUI/j;. 
 
 Little, adj. /uikoos, o-zutK-pos, oXt'yos: 
 very little, 'irduu /urKpo's. — Little, 
 adv. fiinpov, oXiyou, tut6o'j/: 
 very, oXtyoi/ iiri'Trocrov : within a, 
 
 fJLlKpOV OaOV^ tTTl lutKpou^ TTapd 
 
 fiiKpou: a — before, a/uLiKptZ e/ul- 
 irpoadEV : a — before sunset, fxiKpov 
 irpoovvouTo^ TiXiov: a — after, 
 oXtyo) or /JLiKpw vcTEpov : a — 
 less, (3pu\v dirociov^ oXiyov ijr- 
 Toy : a. — while, hfitpioiov : 6\l- 
 yov yjpovov^ nrpoK ^payy : by — 
 and — , tls XtTrTOTrtTu, kut oX'i- 
 yoi/, KaTu Xetttov : how — soever, 
 oaovovv. 
 
 Little-minded, to be, fiiKpov or 
 fXLKpd (ppovilu. 
 
 Littleness, /juKpoTi]^. 
 
 Liturgy, XnTovpyiu. 
 
 Live, adj. ^coj/, t^ii/v^os, ^toos. — 
 v. /3io'a>, ftiOTEuu), X,dw : live dc- 
 licatelv, Tpvifidtit : near, irapoiKtui : 
 with, o/utX»u), crv/iipiuu}, avvSidyu) : 
 upon, aiTto/jiai : short-lived, (ipa- 
 
 X«5^t09, UiKVfXOpO<i. 
 
 Live-coal, dv^pamd^ uvdnn^. 
 
 Livelihood, ftioTtia, ftwro^. 
 
 Livelily, ^toTtKcos, tX«p^7iv. 
 
 Liveliness, ^ojotij?, iAaporj]?, 
 
 Lively, Jcutwios, iXaptiv. 
 
 Liver, ifiTjip. 
 
 Livid, T eXi^fos, -Trt'X toy : to become, 
 Trt^ .(Ji/os ylyvofxai. 
 
 Lividness, 'jTEXicofui, fiwXwxj/. 
 i Living, ^(Dos, 6 ^wu, Efmyl/vyo'i : liv- 
 ing creature, t.fx\pv\ov. 
 
 Lizard, aravpo^^ yaXtcoTijs. 
 
 Lo ! l^ov. 
 
 Load, 8. </)opTos, fpopd. — v. </)opT/- 
 ^ei», o-ttTTO) : to load a vessel witii 
 corn, ytyut'^o) vuZv a'lTov. 
 
 Loadstone, /uayi^j/s, uayi/MTi?, 
 
 VpflKAEW: XlVo^. 
 
 Loaf, dpToi. 
 
 Loan, oat/o9, odvEiov, Sdvuarfma. 
 Loathe, vavaidto, /35«XyTTo/wo/, 
 fiua-c'tTTO^ai^ diruaTfiEfpofiai. 
 Loathing, vava-ia^ /SotXuy/xo'y. 
 Loathsome, vava-ioti^^ ftStXvKTo^ 
 Lobster, da-TUKO^. 
 Local, ToTrtKos, ei/ToVtos. 
 
 ^ 
 
 of 
 
 LOq 
 
 Lock 8. av<0po, : a lock of wool 
 y.a<^aXo.v L,,k ^^ ^y^^, «°'' 
 
 Locust, UK U9. 
 
 ^Cme' rJ'^"'^«'' ^^•'^T'^/^"* : from 
 home, a^TToi^oKT,^,^^ : ,vith, aOXi- 
 
 L<)( ger, cupoiKo,, avuoiKovp6^ 
 Lodgiii'g, «,,Xi(r/zov. 
 
 liOtt, UTTfpWOU. 
 
 Loftily, t-i/^'j/Xfif. 
 
 Loftimss, vxjniXoT,,^^ V^.o^ , „, 
 nnnd /x.yaXoi/,i,x/a : of speech, 
 H(y<t\oppt)uoa6i^7]. 
 
 Lofty, ,:;,/„,Xd9, C^lftaTo^, atVi,9, 
 «»j-po9, ^ fiETtwpoi : verv lofty, 
 ui/aio-tov, iravvirtpTaTo^ : loftv 
 speaker mynXappupiUiv, uxUtjyd 
 po9 : lofty-speaking, /x^7«X»jyop/a, 
 
 Log, ^uXoi/, f/,tTpo9, K'op/xJs. 
 liO-lC, ^taX^ATTt/vj;. 
 
 Logical, 6LttXtKTiK6^. 
 
 Logically, Si:iXfKTlKW9. 
 
 Logician, SiaXfKTiKO'i. 
 
 Loins, o(r<^^9, «/.oa, i^i,9, XaTrcJpa, 
 
 Loiter ^ij0yx/w, A"«^<'i'w, o-YoXarw 
 /xuTaco. * 
 
 Loneliness, t>i;/xt«, ipy^fxoavvu. 
 
 Lonely, cpv^"?, df^poTo^. 
 
 Long, adv. AittA-pai; : — ago, TraXat, 
 iKiroXXou : — since, /Jo?; Ik irnX- 
 Xou: for a _ tin.c, -toXuu {jSji 
 XPouou' a. -_ time after, X/O'W 
 
 LUC 
 
 MAC 
 
 (T'^X^'o vaTfpoi,: so — as, too-oi"- 
 -rov, £(/> oo-oy : for so — , Toaud- 
 
 Toy Xpovou. 
 
 Long, adj. fxaKpd^, £-7rt,u»'//cj,9 : long 
 continuance, XPOf^or,,^ : long- 
 Jived, -jToXufT./s, fxuKp6^Lo<: : lonjr 
 suffermtr, adj. /xaA-po'y,/uos, /ua- 
 /v/.ot^u/ito,!/ : too long, ttoohi^ki]^ -. 
 iong tune, TroXi/i; XPOi>ov, ci,v, ek 
 ttXhovo^ XfiOVOV. 
 
 liOng, v. ITTL^ivpiw. 
 
 Longer, XP^wu'oTtpov, ptaKpoTEpo^ : 
 
 longest, /X.iAiO-T09, WaVpo'T«T09. 
 
 Longevity, ^laKpofitdrii^, froXuETia. 
 
 Longnig, s. iiridvnia. 
 
 Longitude. fiaKp6T,)^, /u'7/v09. 
 
 l^ook, s. 5,//is, Trp6(Toi}/i9.—v. ftXi- 
 "rrw ^Edofiai, aKOTriu), dpdu) : to 
 look aside, irapaiiXiTrm : askance, 
 Tavi>i)iov f^Xt'vu, : askew, irapa- 
 JiyTTTtii/, 'JrapaliXkTrnu : cheer- 
 
 (SXtiru) £tv, ETTictKoiriu), opdu), Eia- 
 opuui : round, -rrepia-KOTrtu}, irtpi. 
 fiXt-rru), irtpiopdio : through, Xvy- 
 MKoi/ jSXi-n-Eiu : up, duuf^XtTTco : 
 upon, EfiliXiTTw, 'TrpoafJXtirw, tiri- 
 fjAETTw, fiaandio, 6ipKu> : tO 
 
 tnglitciied, EhTrXnaau/uai. 
 Locking-glass, KtiTOTrTpoy, etaoTr- 
 
 Loom io-Toupyt tov. 
 
 J^oop, s. dfXfjL.i^ oxavov. — w. du- 
 
 ,««TlJtt). '^ 
 
 I'Oosc, adj. x«^«/oo?, xaJ^^oy.— v. 
 
 Ayo), a-TToXuto, x^i^^oo), x«^«<". 
 
 uvu]ni : to — from chains, iEaudtu 
 
 ikXvu). 
 I^oosely, x«'^«pt"9. 
 loosen, x«X«w, didufii. 
 Loosening, y^dXaan^, x«^«o-/«o'9. 
 Lop, diroTinuu}, diroKOTnu), irEpi- 
 
 KOTTTO), KoXo^OU). 
 
 J'opping, KoX6f3u,^a. , ^^,^ 
 
 Loquacious, ddoXEaxo^, Xa'Xo9, ^ov 
 (50) ' 
 
 <rTiofi6Xo^, iroXuXo'-zoj, 7roX,5/xu- 
 t709, o-TTtp/ioXo'yos : very, XaXia- 
 
 TaT09. 
 
 Loquaciously, XaXjjTtAj;?, W,Xu- 
 
 a.oois, TToXi/Xoywy. 
 Loquacity, -TroXtyXoym, a5oX£<rvm, 
 
 ■n-oXi/XaXi'a. ^ 
 
 Lord 6. /v-i',pto9, at o-7ro'T»,9 : of the 
 
 lord, K-i/yotaKo's.—v. ataTroTw, 5*0-- 
 
 TTOTEOtO. 
 
 Lordliness, c^o-Troo-uy,,, dXaluwElu. 
 
 Lordly, ^to-TroTjKtLs. 
 
 Lose, V. a7rJXXi;^t, aVo/9aXXa,, 
 JT-f^tOAiat : to — at dice, KaraKo- 
 fUvuy- by gaming, KaTanvfitvoo : 
 '"'.^l^''^ «5t«Tp./3,> 7rotucre«t: 
 one 8 Jife, lijfxiovadat. t/,j/ »//i;xf;i/ : 
 one s way, dfiapTdva, t/'/s oooy. 
 
 Loss, lyjMia, (^Xdf3,u ^vaxpAcTT.mn : 
 to suffer, ftXdfi^ii, Ix^'*^, ^'//x/az. 
 Et/EyKELu or o(^Xjo-/vaj/nj/. 
 Lot, /v-X;'}po9, fioTpa: by lot, ^Xvpa,, 
 
 ATMTa KXflpOl/. 
 
 Lotion, TrXwois, Xou(n<:. 
 
 Loud, Xiyt'n, X.yy^d9, 7>xti5,;9, 
 
 i/»//i;X»/s^ VKJ/ifSda^. 
 Loudly, Xtyttos, Xtyupw9. 
 Love, s. tpa,9, ayuTT.,, 0tXoT>;9 : 
 love-potion, 0iXTpot/: love of gold 
 <piXoxpv<ria : to be in love, tpa'o- 
 i«at, f0/£^rtt.— Love, v. oTtpyoj, 
 ayairu,, ipdw, (fnXtu), da-rrdlouai ■ 
 ardently, VTrfpctuXtai, ^,,Xoa, : to 
 desperation, cTrt^atVtaeat Love- 
 mad, to be, ipoorofxavilu, Liri- 
 fiaiuEavai tivi. 
 
 Loveliness, t^ ipdapnov, r/nXo'T),9. 
 
 Lovely, Epda-fiio^^ ipatrT09, ipa- 
 
 Ttiy09. 
 
 Lover, t'pao-T.'/s, «/>tX»;T;,9, ^,,Xt«- 
 T-j;s : of ease, 0tXj)o-uxos. 
 
 Loving, cfiiX6cf)nwu, tpo}po9: gold, 
 X/owo-fp«o-Ti/9, x.^wo-o/juyj/s. 
 
 Loving-kindness, iXEijfxoavvij, (hi- 
 
 Xavvpcoiria. 
 Lovingly, cf^iXiKw^, (piXochpouw^. 
 Lounge, <TxoXdlu>. 
 Lounger, o-xoXao-Tih. 
 Louse, (pdEip. 
 
 Lousy, </>e<:ipia'^a>i/: lousy disease, 
 
 <pt7*<ptao-t9. 
 Low, v. fxyndofiai. 
 
 Lucre, Ktpdoi, Kipfxa. 
 Lucubrate, i/VKToypatjitu), vpoa- 
 aypvTruiw. 
 Lucubration, vvKToypa(pia, dypv 
 
 TTVia. 
 
 Ludicrous, ytXoros. 
 
 Lu<licrously, ytXalwi. 
 
 Lug, IXku)^ iXhuaTdla). 
 
 Luggage, dTToaiitvii, (popTiov. 
 
 Lugubrious, Xvypo^. 
 
 Lukewarm, adj. xXiap6<:. 
 
 Lukewarmness, xXta^oT.;?. 
 
 Lull, K,,\t'u,, fxtiXlaau,, yaXt,i/ou), 
 
 Evpalw, Koifxiluy : asleep, KaTa- 
 
 Koifxau), KaTUKoi/uii^w, 
 Luminary, (j>wGTt']p. 
 Luminous, </)a*.z,o9, Xup-rrpd':, d>«- 
 
 Tftyos, 0tyya.a,,9, tu^tyy.js. 
 Luminously, Xafxrrpd,,, 0a,Tui.i9. 
 i^ump, <pvpupu, 6yKo<i. 
 Lunacy, <f)pEvlTi^, <pptvi]<Ti<:. 
 Lunar, o-£X»ji'aro9. 
 Lunatic, ff£Xi,yt«K'o9 : lunatics, oi 
 
 o'f^Xiji/ia^opEvoi. 
 Lunch, Tf/i«xos, ^wfxos. 
 I^ungs, irvEVfxuM;. 
 Lui)ine, ^tpfio-i. 
 Lure, oAcap. 
 Lurid, tixpo?,7r£Xiai/o9, fJuXdyyXa,' 
 
 Lurk, (pwXEvtM), Xi'idto. 
 
 Lurker, £7r//3oi;\,,x.",9, 0a,X»;Tn'p. 
 
 Luikmg-place, (/)a.X£69, X£'«. 
 
 Luscious, /xtXt»;o//9, yXi/Kfpo?. 
 
 l^usciousness, yXuKyTj;9. 
 
 Lust, s. ETTidvfxia, daiXyEia, koto- 
 
 Tp./0»',, Xayi/tm, a/voXaa/a— v. 
 
 tTriOi/yutai. 
 Lustful, ao-*Xy/;9, Xa'yi/o9, Tropyos, 
 
 aAoX«o-To9, a\'p«T»i9, ua'xXov. 
 Lustfully, ao-tXy(i9. 
 Lustily, iaxvpcoi. 
 Lustiness, EvptocTTia, la-xu^. 
 Lustration, Kddupai^. 
 Lustre, ctXas, aT09, to: a,)y,;, 
 ';v, 7/. 
 
 Lustrum, 7rfi,Ta£T/a,-7rfyTa£Tt;p/9. 
 Lusty, £t;paiaT09, i<Txvp6<i : to be 
 
 lusty, EvcrwfxuTEw. 
 Lute, Kiddpa, fSdppiToi;^ xAus. 
 Luxate, i^upQpdw. 
 Luxation, 7rapdpHp»;o-t9. 
 
 Low oHi- "^ ' ' l^uxation, 7rapdpHp,,o-t9. 
 
 v^; '/' '^"7^"'°^' •^P^'^y^'^^J Luxuriance, ;^0./C 
 
 Lower,', ^^...^^^^^x..,^;;-;-;- ^^ 
 
 • I .11 ■\-|llMr»iif>l«. .! ' 
 
 Lowliness, Trt-Trft/'oV.,?, TaTrtii/o- 
 <ppo(Tvviu X^"At«\yT,,9, xt^«iUaXo- 
 
 (ppO<TVU}]. 
 
 Lowly, Ta7r£<i/o(/)pw, Ta7r£/z/o9, 
 
 X"«/tX«Xo9. 
 
 Lowness, TaTTEivoTi]^ : of spirit. 
 
 Low-spirited, dey/xo9, aja0i//xo9. 
 Loyal, 7rjo-T09. 
 Loyally, iriaTu><:. 
 Loyalty, '7rtaTo'Tf/9, iriaTi^. 
 Lucid, cpwTEivdi, (paEiifo^. 
 Lucifer, </)a.o-0jpov, <PaE<Tlp(3poTo^. 
 Lnrk, rtya0»/ tux»/, £i)Tux.;yua. 
 Luckiness, evTvxia. 
 Luckless, «uTi;x'/s. 
 Lucklessness, dTvxn<m. 
 Lucky, EuTvxfh. 
 
 Lucrative, K.paaXt'09, KEpS^oo^, tto 
 Ai/A-epd,/s, XPn<rtiaTLK6^^ iii-axbkXi 
 
 • luxuriously, daujTw^. 
 
 Luxurv, dawTiu, dKpaaia, dhpa- 
 
 Tfm, XayvEia, Tpv(f>,), ^p6x^i9. 
 Lying, KEipivo^^ tiriKEifxtvot: down, 
 
 KaTdKXi(TL<3, Koifxiia-19 : upon! 
 
 tyA:Ot/it}0-J9. 
 
 Lymph, vdwp, vd/xa. 
 
 Lynx, Xvy^. 
 
 Lyre, Xupa, 0o>/ity^, KiOdpa, (3dp- 
 fiiTou x^^^^, Kidupt^ : player on 
 the, Xvpwdih : to plav on the, 
 Xvpilw. (popfxi'^uy, Kihapiluy. 
 
 Lyric, adj. XvpiKo^ : poetry, XuptK-f) 
 '7rotj/o-t9.— Lyric, s. Xvpw'66s. 
 
 M. 
 
 Mace, aKfjirTpoiH — Mace-bearer, 
 
 arKi}7rTpo(p6po^, arKi]TrTovxo<i. 
 iNLicerate, io-xi/o'co, icrxvaivu). 
 
ti 
 
 MAI 
 
 Maceration, lo'xvai'tri?. 
 
 Machinate, fxj]yavuifxai. 
 
 Machination, fxi])((ivi]<n'i. 
 
 Machinator, fxt]yj.ivi\Ti]'i. 
 
 Machine, fxi\\avr\^ yu»jx«f»;/io. 
 
 Machine-maker, uriyavovpyo'!. 
 
 Maclation, a <p ay la a fxo^. 
 
 Maculate, o-'TriXdoj. 
 
 Maciilation, a'rriXuxri^. 
 
 Mad, avouv, /xti/uus, d(p()U)i/^ Traou" 
 0fja)i/, irapdvuv^^ /uaraios, difoi}- 
 T09, Xvo'aivdti'i, /u.at/iu>6)j9, fxavi- 
 k6^ : to go, tK/xaivtadai^ ivdov- 
 
 Made, adj. itoitjto^ : by hand, 
 \tipoiroii)To^. To be made, yivo- 
 fxai and y'tyvofxai^ virap^ta. 
 
 Madly, ai/otjTcos, \va<Topavu}%. 
 
 Madman, o fiuviKo^: a mad woman, 
 fjiuiud^. 
 
 Madness, dvoia^ Xuttu, fxavia^ 
 dcppuavvi), TTupdvoia : </>pcviTts. 
 
 Madiigal, da-pa, ptXo^. 
 
 Magazine, a7roy»JK»j, o7r\c»3'»]Kij, 
 
 Maggot, tv\i}. 
 
 Magic, payiKi], yot^Ttia. 
 
 Magical, payiKo^. 
 
 Magician, fxdyoH, yo'tj?. 
 
 Magisterial, t^ouctao'TiKos. 
 
 Magisterially, a^oueriao-x/Kuis. 
 
 Magistracy, dpxt\ : to reject, dir- 
 tfTTtli; Tfjt/ dp\i]V : to solicit, 
 Trapa-yyt/VXtii; : to snstain, du\r\i/ 
 dpxtiv, apx**" ■ to enter upon. 
 
 Magistrate, apx""''> "TTfJocrTaTfjs, 
 
 ^^]poyipu}u. 
 Magistrates, o\ dpxovri^, oi kv 
 
 i^uvaia oi/x£s : to obey, tois dp- 
 
 \OVaitf lliTTtl^tll/. 
 
 Magnanimity, /ueya\o\//uxt«, /wc- 
 
 yaAo^/ootrui/rj. 
 Magnannnous, ptydOupo^, piya- 
 
 Xo«//uxo9, jLityaXotJu/uos, di/^ptios, 
 
 pitya\6<i>p(^v. 
 Magnaninjously, /Jiiya\ofpp6vu)9, 
 
 /Li£'yaXov|/ux<*'5. 
 Magnet, fxuyuTJTL^, /idyi/ij?. 
 Magnificence, jucyaAoTrpiTrtia, /xt- 
 
 T'aXeidxijs, (pi\oTipia, ptyaXovp- 
 
 yia. 
 Magnificent, pzyaKoirpnri]^, ptya- 
 
 \6<ppu)v, irtpiatpi/o^, (piXoTipo^. 
 Magnificently, ptyuXoTrptTrw^, pt- 
 
 yaXtt'cos. 
 Magnify, piyaXvvte, ptyidvuto. 
 Magnitude, /ut-ytOos. 
 Magpie, kitto. 
 
 Maid, 5ouXij, ^f paTTati/a, TraiSlaKri. 
 Maiden, irapdivo^ : maiden-hair, 
 
 doiavToi/. 
 Maidenly, 7rap0ti/£ios, '7rap0fi/tK'ds. 
 Majestic, /utyaXoTrptTnjs, cripi/oi. 
 Majestically, atpvuirptTrui^. 
 Majesty, to aipvov^ /itYaXttdxrjs, 
 
 <r£/Lll'dTtJ9. 
 
 Mail, TTHi/oTrXio. 
 
 Maim, koXo^oWi Tnjpdco. 
 
 Maimed, ico,\o/3ds, /cuXXds, 7r»;pos, 
 
 tXXfcTTtjv, TTjjpcoGtts. 
 Maiming, irijpwpa, irijpwai^. 
 Main, K'yptos, yutyas, dpx'fd?. 
 Main-beam, cr-ryXos, kicvv, ipiiafxa. 
 Mainland, fiirtipo^. 
 Mainmast, iffrds fiiya^. 
 Maintain, dftxt", Tpi<po). 
 Maintenance, Tpofbri. 
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 MAN 
 
 Major, /ut/^oji;. 
 Majority, to /utl^oj/ pipo^. 
 Make, ttoiiw^ dpdw, ij/epyt'co, epyd- 
 ^o/xui : to make bread, o-Itou 
 iroitiv : an eunnch, fvvov^i^w, 
 paXaKov TToiu) : a holiday, a-yttv 
 iopTi]v, dyiiv €tirpa^iav : laws, 
 eTTtTCCTTCtl/ Tous vopovi : light of, 
 TTfpi dXtyou "jroietffOat Tt, irapd 
 ovdkv rjytladat, dptXtlv tij/o9 : 
 manifest, ffufptiviX^u} : mention of 
 any one, yui/jjatl^i/at tii/os and nva, 
 and 7r«pt Ttt/ds, pvtlav iroitladai 
 Tivos : much of liinifeclf, KatJ' 1)60- 
 vt/v -TTottij/ : much of, ^avpd^co 
 Tii/d, TTtpi TToXXot; TToiovpai : otf, 
 d'7raXXdTT£CTtJat,ai/a<TK£i/d^£<rtJai, 
 piToiKiX^foOaL : neat, avt/ridijpt, 
 <rvvapp6^u} : a promise, iricTTiv 
 TToitiv, diStapi TTtaTtj/, iriamv 
 irapixicr^ai : an open sale, airo- 
 
 KtjpuTTU} Td 'TTUTpwa l A slip, 
 
 TrapoXicGat't/oj : trial, Trttpai; X«/x- 
 
 ISdutiv, TTttpdco, \'ii/dt;i/£uw : water, 
 
 oiipivo^ KaToupto), iirovpiw. 
 Maker, ttomjti/s, ^ij/uioupyds : of 
 
 the world, Koo-;uo'7rXd<TT»js. 
 Making, s. Tro/jjats. 
 Malady, voaoi. 
 
 Male, dpp^v, dpo-jji/, dptrej/tK-ds. 
 Malediction, dpd. 
 Malefaction, KUKOvpyia. 
 Malefactor, KaKovpyos, KaKoirpdy- 
 
 poaif, KaKOTt^vot, KUKO'Kuio'i, Xv- 
 
 pavTvp. 
 Malevolence, KaKovoia^ ^vavoia. 
 Malevolent, KaKovov^, cvavov^, 
 
 dirtx^'J'i KaK(Kppu)v. 
 Malevolently, KaKotfypovui^. 
 Malice, KUKta^ 6u<Ti/oia, irovijpia, 
 
 padiovpyia. 
 Malicious, OTrtx^';?, KaKouov^, 
 
 6-)(Xi]pd^, po^toupyo?, -Trtti/oi/pyos. 
 Maliciously, KOK'oTt'xJ'ws. 
 Maliciousness, KuKovnyia. 
 Malign, KaKoi]6r)i, <pauXos. 
 Malignancy, Kanoviiiia. 
 Malignant, KaK-o»j0»js, KUKodvpoi, 
 
 KaKOrpOTTOi. 
 
 Malignantly, KUKori^toi. 
 Malignity, KaKo^vpia, KaKOTi]^. 
 Malignly, Kanofppovtu^. 
 Malleable, (T<pvpun6i. 
 Mallet, a<pvpa^ paiarvp : dim. 
 
 or(puptov. 
 Mallows, /uaXdx'J. 
 Malt, /3yi/»). 
 Maltreat, u/Sm'^co. 
 Mammon, ttXoDtos. 
 Man, d, rj dv^ptoiro^, /SpoToc, «i/»;p, 
 
 d 0d)s : old, 7rp£<r/3uT>;9, yipou- 
 
 Tiov : effeminate, yvvaiKiwi : 
 
 by — , Kat' dvSpa^. 
 Manacle, x*tpo'T£^jj, x^^poTrt6ov. 
 Manage, oiKovop.iu), diavipta, kut- 
 
 ivdvuco. 
 Manageable, tvpiraxtipia-To^^ cu- 
 
 '7r£t0f;9. 
 Management, oiKovopia, Siaxiipt]- 
 
 <rt9, 5lOtKrjO-t9, ETTtTpOTTf}. 
 
 Manager, oiKovopo^. 
 Mancipate, dvdpcnruSi'^u). 
 Mancipation, avSpa-Trodiapo^. 
 Mandate, Trpdo-Toy/xo, £i/toX»;, 
 
 £'7rtVa^j9. 
 Mandator, d Trpoo-TaTTOJi/. 
 Mandator^', irpoaTaKTiKo^. 
 Mandible, yvddo^. 
 
 MXJl 
 
 ^Tandrake, pav^payop^-^. 
 Mane, irpoKopiov, X"*'^^' </>o/3>;. 
 Manes, ol vipripoi^ at ^vxai ruiv 
 
 VtKpwV. 
 
 Manful, di>dpiKd9, dyriviap^ Kpan- 
 
 po'i. 
 
 Manfully, dvdpiKu)^. 
 
 Manfulness, di/dp£t«, dytji/opta. 
 
 Mange, xf/wpa. 
 
 Mangy, ^wpi\-d9, xj/topaXto^. 
 
 Manger, ^dri/ij, Kd-m]. 
 
 Mangle, v. dpuTrrw, dpuTrria, <nra- 
 
 pd<T<TU} : KaTUKOTrru), KaTUKpiovp- 
 
 yico, iKTpvxooo. 
 Mangier, a'jrupdKTiji. 
 Mangling, s. airdna^i^. 
 Manhood, di/Opt/a, ui/SpoTi]^, 
 Maniac, paviKo^. 
 Manifest, adj. d/7Xo9, ^joi/fpd9, Ik- 
 
 djjXo9, o-a</>»j9, '7r*pt</)ai/>J9, Tpayij? ; 
 
 it is, dMoXoy£tTat, diracri (puvi- 
 
 poif £0-Ti : make, (pavipow, iroo- 
 
 (paivui, StjXov TToiw. 
 Manifest, v. 6)jXo'u», fpat/fpou). 
 Manifestation, £\f/)ai;fftv, i^aydpty- 
 
 <ri9. 
 
 Manifestly, ca^uis, <pavspu>^. 
 Manifold, '7roXXa'7rXdo-to9, iroXvpt- 
 
 p»;9. 
 Manifoldly, •7roXXa'7rXa(ria)9. 
 Manikin, dvQpMiriaKos^ dv^pay 
 
 TTtOV. 
 
 Maniple, Spdypa. 
 Mankind, to di/dpwTrii'oif y/j/09. 
 Manliness, ducpaya^la, di/dpdT»;v. 
 Manly, oV5piKd9, d^(^p£^o9 : manly 
 
 dress, dvSptloi/ ipaTiov. 
 Manna, pduva, dipoptXi. 
 Manner, Tpd7ro9, £609 : in a, t<ntv 
 
 d)9 : in the same, t6v avrov TpJ- 
 
 'TTou : manners, t« j;t^»j, rpoTrov. 
 Mansuetude, 7rpadTi/9, vpiporij'i. 
 Mantle, s. xXatt/a, </)ati-dX>j9, t<u'- 
 
 /3aj./, xXa/xy9. — v, xXati/do). 
 Mantled, d rrj x^a/xi}ai7i£pt^f/3Ai;- 
 
 pivos^ XXapvSwTov. 
 Manual, tyx£iptdtoi/. 
 Manubial, aK-uX£i;/uaTiK-d9, SopiKTij- 
 
 TO?. 
 
 Manufacture, X^'poypyjjua, ^j;/ii- 
 ovpyia. 
 
 Manufacturer, x**poT£'xf»j9. 
 
 Manumission, d7r£X£i;tJtpa)<rx9. 
 
 Manumit, dTrtXfutJfpdo), dvii]pi. 
 
 Manure, s. fc-d7rpo9. — v. KoirpiX^w. 
 
 Manuring, Koirpwai^. 
 
 Manuscript, x^^P^ypa^ov. 
 
 Many, '7roXu9, ffuxi'd9 : the — , 
 TToXXoi : so, — i'o-ot, iadpiBu 
 very — , cru/i7rX£/oi/£9, avpirXiiovi, 
 crvpTrXiiovu to : — a time, ttoX- 
 XooTToi/ : so — as, too-outo*, uaoi- 
 irip: many-eyed, -n-oXud/i/uaTov. 
 
 Map, s. xdf>Tjj9 yttaypucpiKoi. 
 
 Maple-tree, a<pii,Sapvo^. 
 
 Mar, V. (iXd-TTTU), Stacftdilput. 
 
 Marble, s. pdppapov : worker in, 
 pappapoyXxxpo^. — Marble, adj. 
 yuapiudp£09. 
 
 March, Movvvxi(mv, 6 Maprtov. 
 
 March, v. (Saivu), Tropivopat, 66160- 
 pai. 
 
 Marching, s. troptia. 
 
 Mare, khXttij, /caXiri?, rj 'tTnro^. 
 
 Margin, KpatrTrtiov, x**'^^*- 
 
 Mangold, XP^f^dv^Eflou. 
 
 Marine, daXdaa-to^, ttoi/tio^, aXios, 
 Tr£Xdyto9, £i/dXt09. — s. vavftdri]?, 
 
 01 
 
 lOl 
 
 MAT 
 
 tirj^aT*^., vavpaxo^, vavpaxtcov. 
 Manner Vmi/rjjy, uavTiXo^. 
 Mantm.e, ^ir.daXdxTtos. 
 Mark, s. (rtiptiov, Tu7ro9, ffui/0»jwa, 
 any. pa : natural maik, »'/ K-j;Xis 
 ovp'7rt<pvKv\a. — Mark, v. tTrto-j;- 
 p.a"uui, <T})ptioupat, o-rt^co : all 
 about, 7r£pi(r»;u£tdt«, irtpia-rppayl- 
 ^ui : with the letter X, X'aS'"- 
 Marker, n^pavTitp, (nipuTovpyo^. 
 Market, ip-jropiou : market-man, 
 dyopaa-Tih : market-place, dyopa, 
 TrtuXijTf/ptoj;. 
 Marksman, <rToxa<rTi79. 
 Marl, dpyiXXo'i ttCwi/. 
 Marmoset, KipKoTridijKo^, 
 Marriage, ya/uo9, aygi/yta : to join 
 m, avyKara'^tv^ai tlvl: give in, 
 £^9 ydpov Ciduvai. 
 Marriageable, 6 kuI ti iiriyapo^, 
 
 wpuioi 7rpd9 ydfioif, uKpaiu^. 
 Marriage-portion, <i>tpv}}. 
 
 Married, to be, yaptladai tii/i, 
 vvpfptviardai. 
 
 Marrow, puiXd<i, (.vrtpiiMV^). 
 
 Many, ai/fotKi^co, dv6pl (rvX^tvy- 
 j/du> : (applied to a man,) yapdo^ 
 dyopai yvvaiKa, nyiopai : (ap- 
 plied to a woman,) yautopai: 
 by right of consanguinity, £7rt- 
 yap(3psuat. 
 
 Mars, ''Apj;9, 'Ei/i/dXto9. 
 
 Marsh, £Xo9, Xi)Ut/»;, liapti/tj. 
 
 Marshal, «pxt<rTprixijyo9. 
 
 Marshy, £X£i09, £Xu)d»j9. 
 
 Mart, tpiropioif. 
 
 Martial, «p£ro9, dpfjios. 
 
 Martyr, pdpTvp. 
 
 Martyrdom, pupTvpiov. 
 
 Marvel, s. ^aupa. — v. ^avpd^uj. 
 
 Marvellous, 0au/xaX£O9, 6avp.uaio^, 
 ^avpacTTo^. 
 
 Marvellously, ^avpaaTut^. 
 
 Masculine, npaEviKo^. 
 
 Mask, s. irpoavoiroif, irpofftasriiov^ 
 
 fJiOppoXvKtlOV, 
 
 Mason, Xtt^oTdyuo9, OJK'oddyuo9. 
 
 Masonry, oiKooopLa. 
 
 Mass, ^apo9, dy/v-o9, dx0O9, piyi- 
 ^•09, iud^a, Kpvpapa. 
 
 Massacre, s. (^i6vo<i. — v. (poutvay. 
 
 Massy, orT£p£ds, dai^tXi';9. 
 
 Mast, tffTd9 : of trees, fidXavo^. 
 
 Master (of a house), otatror^^, 
 Kvpiot^ olKoSKnroT}}^, dua^ : (a 
 teacher,) iraiStvTii^, -Traidaycuydv, 
 otdd(r/«:aXo9, '7rf)o<rTdT»j9 : of horse, 
 iTnrapxoi : of the feast, dpyiTpi 
 kXivov : to be his own, tccuTov 
 tlvai, ai'Tt^odcrios tli/ai. — Master, 
 v. KpaTtui. 
 
 Masterly, ipiriLpo^, iTriari'ipwu. 
 
 Mastery, SuvaaTtia^ dpx'/. 
 
 Mat, ^ (poppo^^ </>opyuiy, \///a0o9, 
 (TTpwpa. 
 
 Match, 8. (contest,) dywv, dpiXXa: 
 (a marriage,) yd/1109 : equal, Trdp- 
 to-09. — Match, V. TTtip/rrdoj, avudtr- 
 Tu) : one's daughter, tKoioovai t»/i/ 
 ^vyaTtpa. 
 
 Matchless, d<ruy*cpiTos, daupftXij- 
 T09. 
 
 Mate, o-i3^uyo9, £Tarpo9, avvepyoi. 
 
 Material, vXikoi, vXaio^, ifvXov. 
 
 Maternal, /xtjrptKdy, p}iTi>wo^. 
 
 Mathematician, pu6i)p.aTiK69. 
 
 Mathematics, padnpaTiKij. 
 
 Matricide, yLi?;TpoK-rdi/o9. 
 (52) 
 
 MED 
 
 Matriculate, <ruyypd0a), KCTaypd- 
 
 0(0. 
 
 Matrimonial, ya/uiKo'9. 
 Matrimonially, yapiKw^. 
 Matrimony, cri/^yyta, iiriyapia, 
 
 yd/xo9, avi/oiKtaiov. 
 Matron, ypau9, ypaia, olKo^iaTToi- 
 
 va. 
 
 Matronal, yi/i/aiK:£ro9. 
 Matter, uXi; : (of a sore,) irvov, 
 iX'«p :^ for argument, i;7rdt^£o-tv, 
 
 VTTOKtipil/UV. 
 
 Mattock, p'xppov, h'lKtXXa. 
 
 Mature, adj. -TrtVcoj/, ici-mipot^ uk- 
 palo^. — V. 'jTi'iraLvu). 
 
 Maturely, tipatw?. 
 
 Maturity, d»patdT»;9, Tr£''7rai/o-t9, 
 vXiKia. 
 
 Maul, V. (ryy/vdTrToj. 
 
 Ma.\im, yi/to/n);, tK<l)wv>]pa,d^iu)ua, 
 aTTocfidiypa. 
 
 May, aux. v. Suvapai, 0T69 dpi. 
 
 May, MdVo9, ^Kippuff)opiu)v. 
 
 Maze, Xa^wpii/0o9, paiavSpo^. 
 
 Mazy, Xa/3i/pii/dtaj5i;9. 
 
 Me, ipi, pi : with me, pet tpov, 
 piTd pou : me myself, ipnvrov. 
 
 Mead (drink), v^poptXi : ( Meadow,) 
 tiaptvt), XBtpwu, dim. Xtipwviov : 
 of a, Xtipoivio^. 
 
 Mcagerness, ia-xi^d-ri]^. 
 
 Meagre, icxfo^-, «xtXo9. 
 
 Meal, dXivpov, dXfpiTov. 
 
 Mealman, dXtvpo-rrtaXij'i. 
 
 Mealy, d\£uptxiK:d9. 
 
 Mean, adj. dTiuo9, dvtXivdtpo^, 
 dy£i/»'/9, Tairtivo^, d6o^o9 : mean 
 
 emplovment, (Savavaia : in the — 
 time, £1/ TouTw, TO iv too-outw, 
 
 £f Tto ptTu^u xpo"'** '• in the — 
 
 while, iv tovtm, Iv tovtoi^. 
 Mean, v. /ut'XXw, aKtirTopai. 
 Meaning, yuwpi]. 
 Meanly, X£7rTto9. 
 Meanness, dj/£X£y0£p/a, dylvtia. 
 Means, Td UTrdpxot/Ta, dj/T«, ob- 
 
 via : by no,^ pijSapu)^, pi]6api), 
 
 oiidapw^^ ouof/TTou, pif diJTa, ou 
 
 piv Tot, ovdiv Ti : by all, pdXiaTa. 
 Measurable, ptTpi]TiK6^. 
 Measure, s. to ptTpov.—y. ptTptw, 
 
 ciapiTpiui : out in addition, liri- 
 
 pETpitv, irpoaptTpiu) : back, dva- 
 
 ptTpiuy, dvTiptTpita. 
 Well-measured, tvptTpo^:. 
 Measurement, KaTaptTpijai^. 
 Measurer, dtttTdft:T»;9. 
 Measuring, s. /utTp7;<7t9. 
 Meat, Kpiai, Tpofp,)^ iSeapa, (3pw 
 
 /U09, ilSap, 
 Mechanic, d7rox£tpo/?itoxo9, /xj; 
 
 MEN 
 
 XaviKoi : art, pi)xuvLK}] Ttx^n. 
 
 Mechanical, pi]xaviK6%: 
 
 Mechanically, /xr/xaJ/tKui?. 
 
 Mechanics, »; /uj/xai/t/cr;. 
 
 Mechanism, ;u»/xdi/i/(7<9. 
 
 Medal, vupiapa dpxaloi/. 
 
 Meddle, d7rxo/u«i, ttpdiTTopai, dX- 
 XoTpioirpaytu) : to — with wasp- 
 ish people, iptidiX,nv tu <r<pijKia. 
 
 Meddler, dXXoTpto£7rta/v-o7ro9, dX- 
 XoTptoTrpdy/xo)!/. 
 
 Meddlesomeness, dXXoTpioTrpay- 
 po<ruvi]. 
 
 Meddling, adj. dXXoTpto-Trpdyuwz/. 
 Mediate, pKriTivw. 
 Mediation, ptaiTtia. 
 Mediator, ptaiTi]^. 
 
 Medical, laTpiKo^ : art, 1; luTpiKn. 
 
 Medically, taTpt\d»9. 
 
 Medicament, cpdppaKou^ ukkti^^ 
 
 iaaii. 
 
 Medicinal, laTpiKo^. 
 Medicinally, iuTpiKut^. 
 Medicine, iuTpiKi), tao-i9, dxeari^. 
 Mediocrity, piaov, /u£TpidT»js, pt- 
 
 o-dT»;9. 
 Meditate, ^poi/Tt^o), yu£X£Tdai, 
 
 (TKiTTTopai, pipipudoi. 
 Meditation, (ppoi/Th, piXtTij^ p.t- 
 
 \£T»//xo, ^twpia, aKtppa. 
 MediUitive, fppovTicmKo^. 
 Mediterranean, ^i£o-dy£to9, p.Ea6x- 
 
 dcoi/. 
 
 Medium, ptcroTi]^. 
 
 Medlar-tree, pKririXi]. 
 
 Medley, TroXvpiyia. 
 
 Medullary, pvfXtaCi]^. 
 
 Meed, y£po9, dtiXoi/. 
 
 Meek, irpdo^^ 7rpay9, »;/x£po9, 
 
 i;7rto9. 
 Meekly, irpuovw^. 
 Meekness, TrpaoTij^. 
 Meet, adj. £'7rtf{K»;9, Iitltvoiio^ : it 
 
 is, ITTltlni^ £CrTl, TTpoafjKOU £<TTt, 
 (Iku^ EO-Tl. 
 
 Meet, V. di/Tjd^tt), dj/rdai, d-jravTaco, 
 
 EMTTiTTTU), irtpiTvyxdi/u), (twh'ikvo. 
 Meeting, part. diravTdwv, iiriTv- 
 
 Xf^v- — 8. d7rdi/T)jo-t9, o-di/odo9, avv- 
 
 dvTj]pa, a-vuiXtvaii. 
 Meeting-house, £KK-X);o-ta<rT»;ptoi/. 
 Meetness, £7rtT?j5eioT>i9. 
 Melancholy, s. ptXayxoXia : — adj. 
 
 M«XayxoX«K:d9, f3upv^uxo^, dyi- 
 
 XatTTwi. 
 
 Meliorate, ftt\Ti6ca. 
 Melioration, /StXTitoo-ts. 
 Mellifluous, /u»j\t»j6»/9, ptXiToei^, 
 Mellow, TTtTroji/, iriTTiipo'i. 
 Mellowness, iriiravai'i. 
 Melodious, ptXw^d^^ Xiyii^^ tO- 
 
 rpuovo^. 
 
 Melody, ptXw^ia. 
 Melon, pT]Xov, ariKva, iriiruiv. 
 
 Melt, TJJ/CW, tKTUKU), (TVVTtJKOpai. 
 
 Melted, xi'tov, 16^x09, x<*'^«yTd9. 
 
 Melter, x<*"'*«^t>79. 
 
 Melting, xi/Artdfoj/, Tr/^t9. 
 
 Member, /ut\os, kwXou, ptpo^. 
 
 Membrane, vpi'jv. 
 
 Membranous, vpivio^, ir^pyap^vo^. 
 
 Memoir, Td d-rropvitpovivpa : me- 
 moirs, diropviipovtvpaTa. 
 
 Memorable, pi^tipoi>EVTto^, kXel- 
 i'd9, d^iopuiiarTo^, d^(«'»Xoyo9, <7jj- 
 ptiuKjtwi d^Lo^, d^iopvi]povf.VTO^ : 
 things, d^iopuiipui/tvTu. 
 
 Memorably, d^iopvtipovtvTcoi. 
 
 Memorial, pi/rjpa, pvi]ptlov. 
 
 Memory, |xi/£/rt, pvi'ipi\^ purjuocrvvir- 
 to keep in, did pvyip^<i kxoo : com- 
 mit to, pvripri irapuKuTaTidtffdui 
 Tt : hand down to, SiSomi tm 
 Xdyw, irapa^i^dt/ai £i9 pvnp^v. 
 having a retentive, pvi]poviK6^. 
 
 Menace, s. dirt 1X1), o^uokXtJ.— v. 
 a'TiiXita, oponXiw. 
 
 Menacer, d7r»iX»/Tj;p. 
 
 Menacing, d7r£«X»;Tj}pjo9, d-jr£tX»j- 
 
 Ti;cd9. 
 
 Menagerie, ^ojypt toi/, X,^OTpo<ps2ov, 
 Mend, pdTrTW, dKiopai, dvappdir- 
 
 TO). 
 
 Mendacity, \}/tv6oXoyia. 
 Mender, d»c£<rTrj9. 
 
 I 
 

 MET 
 
 Mendicant, Trrtox'^v, dyvpTijs. 
 
 Mendicity, 'TTTuix^tia. 
 
 Menial, otKttos, TairtLvo^ : a me- 
 nial servant, ouvtrj/v. 
 
 Mensurable, /wtT^j/xiKos. 
 
 Mensiiraiion, /ut r/ui/o-is. 
 
 Mental, i/o»/xov, tvi/oo^^ (jtpovTiaTL- 
 Kos, A.oytos. 
 
 Mentally, i/ojjTois, /cara (^>ptva. 
 
 ff>f>OUTLaTlKU}9. 
 
 Mention, S. /nvtia, yui;>5/ui;, utto- 
 fxuijarii. — V, nvdonai^ /jlvihulouivio, 
 dTTofxvmxovivu). 
 Mercantile, i[^Trupioi, ifnrnpiKo^. 
 Mercenary, /itat^wros, iJnaduiTiKo^, 
 
 fXLaduxrifxo^. 
 Mercer, <Ti}piKoiru)\})^. 
 Merchandise, ijuiroXt), ifinropEvima, 
 
 tfjLTTopia, TO oouLov, dyopuar/uia. 
 Merchant, 'ifxTropw;, t/uLiroXo^. 
 Merchantman, irKuluu (popTiKov, 
 
 fpupTiKt) i/auiy oXiidv. 
 Merciful, iXitj/xwi/, oiKTipfjLOJv^ t- 
 
 Xecos. 
 Mercifully, Trp«'cos, ijirluy^. 
 Merciless, i/i/Xt?';?, dvt\ti]fxuiv. 
 Mercilessness, dvt\i.i]jjiO(Tvi»]. 
 Mercurial, iXapo's^ (Pdiopu^. 
 Mercury, 'Epfiiji. 
 Mercy, l/Vtos, IXetjimoffvi/t]^ oI/ctos. 
 Mercy-seat, IXaa-rtjpioi/. 
 Mere, uKparo^, dipiXij^, ctirXoo?. 
 Merely, a'/cpuTt, dirXw^. 
 Meretricious, iratpiNos, iropviKO'i, 
 Meretriciously, iropviKu)^. 
 Meridian, s, 6 fxta-iifxipio^. — adj. 
 
 Hfcn)iu(3piv6^. 
 Meridional, fxacnjmtoio^j fi.£a-}]iui(3pi- 
 
 1/09. 
 
 Merit, s. d^ia, d^iMfia. — v. d^tov- 
 
 fxai^ fxi<Ti)oduTto/itai. 
 ISIeritorious, «^tos. 
 jNIeiitoriously, d^iw^. 
 Merrily, Tspin/tos, <^aio/3a>s, iXapu)^. 
 Merriment, i\«|Ot>T»;s. 
 Merry, -rtpTri/os, cpatdpo^, iXapo^, 
 
 EOTpdTTtXoi. 
 
 Mess, V. <niix(i>dyui. 
 
 M^essage, irpoaayytXla^ dyytXta, 
 
 dyytXfj.a. 
 Messenger, oiaKTuip, oidyyiXo^, 
 
 dyytXo9. 
 Messiah, Mto-o-ias, Xokt-to^. 
 jNIessnagc, ot/cta\-ov, dw/muTiou. 
 Metal, TO fxtTaXXov. 
 Metallic, /xtTiAXtKos, /ucTaXXtTtjs. 
 Metullist, nfTuXXovpyo^. 
 Metamorpiiose, fxtTuixupcpouy. 
 Metamorphosis, fxtrajuiopcpuKTi^. 
 Metaphor, /xtTarjiopd. 
 Metaphorical, fxtracponiKo'i. 
 Metaphysical, ixtTuipucrLKO^. 
 Metaphysics, V; /j.tTutpvariK}}. 
 Mete, fjLiTpito^ opi^u). 
 Meteor, fxiTtLopov. 
 Meter, utTpyj-rth. 
 Methinks, SukeI not, oljuai. 
 Method, yutdootis, -rpoiro^. 
 Methodical, fxtdodLKo^. 
 Methodically, utdodiKw^. 
 Metonyraicjil, ntTtovufxiKo^. 
 Metonymically, utTiouu/uLiKw^. 
 Metonymy, pn-riouvuia. 
 Metre, fxi-rpov^ pvdud<i. 
 Metrical, fit-rpiKo^, pud/uLiKos. 
 Metropolis, /uLtj-rpoTroXL^. 
 Mettle, KaoTipia, icrx'^^- 
 Mettled, Kaprspd^, KpaTeo6<i. 
 (53) 
 
 MINT 
 
 Mew, (bird,) Xdpo^. 
 
 Mid-day, /xiaij/ji^pia, to fiicrov t^v 
 
 VfXkpa^. 
 Middle, s. to /jLtaroi/, /xtTa^v, fxtao- 
 
 T»;s. — adj. fxia-oi, /utaaiTUTos. 
 Middling, /uto-t'^tos, /itVpios, 6Xi- 
 
 yoi. 
 
 Midnight, /ulso-ovuktiov, dKpovv^^ 
 dKpovv\ia : at, vvkto^ dtopi. 
 
 Midriff, Oidcppuy/Au, fxtati/Tipioi/^ 
 fXfaadpiov. 
 
 Midsummer, t<J ^tpo^ paaoZv, h 
 
 dKfxi] TOV ^i'ptOS. 
 
 Midwife, /uuia : act as, naitvofxai. 
 
 Midwifery, fxauvrpia. 
 
 Midst, fxiaov : in the, dvd fxiaoi/, 
 Ka-rd fJLtaov. 
 
 Mien, ary^ijiJLa, oxj/i^. 
 
 Might, 6ufa/xi9, taxi's, KpuTOi : 
 
 with all one's, Ka-rd to Svvutov. 
 Mightily, icrxvput^. 
 Mighty, di/i/uTos, io^xupo'?. 
 Migrate, ^tToiKt^ouai, A aTaXuo/uai 
 Migration, fxiToiKtaia, fitTOLKia. 
 Mild, Trpaos, 7rpoo-»ji/)'/v, /jTrtos, yuct- 
 
 A t'xtos. 
 Mildew, ipva-'ifii]. Kuvd/mo^. 
 Mildewed, ipvaifiwoj]^. 
 Mildly, TTpao'i/cos, ivfxtuui^. 
 Mildness, t]iii6tii^, irpaoTi]^. 
 Mile, fi'iXiov. 
 
 Mile-stone, niXidpiov, o-jj/iEioi/. 
 Militant, GTpuTiviov, fxaxoixivo^. 
 Military, ffTpaTtwTiKos, aTpariv- 
 
 (Tifxo^ : affairs, tu toi; iroXifxav : 
 
 chest, a-TpaTiwTiKou XpiipLUTuipv- 
 
 XdKiov. treasures, j(f"/iwaTo o"Tpa- 
 
 TlUiTtKd, 
 
 Militate, kvavTiow, dvTiXiyui. 
 Milk, s. ydXa, yXdyot. — v. dpiiX- 
 yoj, a'ytXyo), iicdXXw : out, i^- 
 nuiXyo). 
 
 Milkiness, yaXuKTwai^. 
 
 Milky, yaXuKTLKo^, yuXaTwStji, 
 yXfxyepos, yXayofts. 
 
 Milky way, yuXu^ia^ kvkXo^. 
 
 Mill, i^uXou, /iwXj;, dXfpiTtioi/ : a 
 hand-mill, x*'.""M«^Aj;, x**."o/uu- 
 Xwv : mill-stone, /ui^Xo?, /uwXa^, 
 /lyXjj, /luXi'as, /ui;\tT)js Xt't^o?, 
 
 Miller, /xi/Xtoypos. 
 
 Millet, Kiyxpo^. 
 
 Milliner, Toii/ioTra)X£9. 
 
 Million, fxvpiddi^ tKuToi/. 
 
 Mimic, yut/xov, vTruKpiriii, xtipovo- 
 /uos. 
 
 Mimicry, pll/uijiti9. 
 
 Minacious, aTrttXtjTiKo^. 
 
 Mince, avyKoirTui, KitTctKoirTO). 
 
 Mind, s. j/uDs, yvu)nj], Siduoia, ^v- 
 /ios, ifypiw: with one, pia yvay/unj: 
 come into one's, iXdiTi/ IttI vovv 
 'Tivt : call to, dvapLi/dofxai : keep 
 in, iudvp.iop.ai. — Mind, v. dXiyw, 
 aXe-yt'^o), oOopai. 
 
 Mindful, pivripiuiv, fxi/ijpoi/iKo^. 
 
 Mindfully, /j.u)m6i/u)^% p-utipoi/iKwi. 
 
 Mindfulness, nv}]p.oarvvt]. 
 
 Mine, adj. t/io?, i/, oV : for mine 
 own sake, ipuvyt 'ivtKU. 
 
 Mine, s. ni-TuXXov., puToXXtia, — 
 
 V. pHToXXtVU). 
 
 Miner, ptTaXXtv^. 
 
 Mineral, ptTuXXov. 
 
 Mineralogy, r; pitTuXXiKii iraidiia. 
 
 Minerva, 'Ad>}j/.j, 'Ay»;i/aia, 'A(^»;t/t?, 
 
 IlaXXtts. 
 Mingle, /uiyvyai, K-fp«i/i/y/it, 
 
 MIS^ 
 
 .\ 
 
 ^wypa- 
 ti(ifOi'oy, 
 
 Mingling, yu/^ts. 
 Miniature, ^wypdcpiipLa., 
 
 (pUpdTiov. 
 Minister, s. t-TriiptTtj?, ^ 
 
 ^ipdiruii/. — V. VTDiptTtu).,^ 
 
 Koviu), XuTpn'iw. 
 Ministerial, i/Trj/ptTtKo?. 
 Ministration, yTrjjptTjjo-ts. 
 Ministry, vTnjptala. 
 Minor, fxiLtov, i)a<Tiov, iXd<r<Twv. 
 Minstrel, x^^pauAj/?, fpopfiiKTi)^^ 
 
 KldupiaTt'jp : f. KlQup'ltTTpill. 
 
 Minstrelsy, dpfxovia, Ki6upui&ia. 
 Mint, s. (herb,) ii6uo<Tp.ov, aiai'ifx- 
 
 ftpiov. — V. KoTTTUi '. golden money, 
 
 KOTTTU) vopiafxa XP^o^ov. 
 Minute, adj. XtTrros, XeirTo/xtp^?. 
 
 — s. XP^vov dKupis. 
 Minutely, KaOt^n^, ioia. 
 Mmutencss, Xs-tttoti/v, /uLiKnoTij^. 
 Miracle, 3'ctt//ua, fxiyaXovnyii/uia. 
 Miraculous, S'au/xaTOTrotJjri/vov. 
 Mire, (36pfiopo^, tti/Xos, tXws. 
 Mirror, KdruirTpoi/, tlcrwrrTpov^ tv- 
 
 OTTTpOV. 
 
 Mirth, tvffjpoavuj}., iXopoTJ/9, yfj- 
 
 3'09. 
 
 Mirthful, ivf^ypocrvvot. 'iXapo^. 
 Miry, pDpfiopcoot}^, 7r»j\a)0»/9. 
 Misadventure, dTvxiipu. 
 Misanthropy, picravi^pwTria. 
 Misapply, KOKoJi irpoadiTTU}, KaKwi 
 "TTpoaridiifii. 
 Misapprehend, irapaKovu), KaKoSo- 
 
 Misapprehension, KUKodo^ia^ irap' 
 aKova/xa. 
 
 Mi.sbecome, di/anp.ocrTtuj : it mis- 
 becomes, «7rp£7rtv t(rTl,OU TrptTTtt. 
 
 Misbecoming, «7rpj7rtjy. 
 
 Misbehave, KaKovpyiui. 
 
 Misbehaviour, KuKuopyia. 
 
 Miscalculate, -TrapaXoyi^o/iat, irap- 
 apidp.tw. 
 
 Miscalculation, TrapaXoyttr/xo?. 
 
 Misirall, oi/tioi^w, XoLdupito. 
 
 Miscarriage, tKTpwai^, dpftXwp.a. 
 
 Miscarry, aTroyit/o/iat,du/y\mK«i/a), 
 dfJL^\i<TKu}, dp.f3X6u)., i^(tp.(iX6u), 
 
 t^apl3Xu)<TKW, CKTlTpcoffKCO, UTTO- 
 KvtcTKOfXai. 
 
 Miscellaneous, avp.piytj'i. 
 Miscellany, tTvp.p.iKTa. 
 Mischance, aVux'/""- 
 Mischief, (Jtj;, arvfx(popd, KOKovp- 
 
 yla : with, <^«i>, (ptv tu>i/ kukwu. 
 Misclievous, KUKovpyo^, /?/\a/3ep6v, 
 
 aiavXoi. 
 
 Mischievously, /3X«/3fptos. 
 Misconceive, irapttvoiui., nrapaKovu). 
 Misconduct, KUKuvpyia. 
 Misconstrue, iruptppLrivtvai. 
 Mis<leed, IXXuppa, dp.dpTi]fia. 
 Misdemeanour, TrXijuptXeia, dfxdp- 
 
 Tifpa. 
 Miser, <^tXa'pyupos, fpiXoxp^'lp.a- 
 
 TOS, 'TrXlOUtKTl]^. 
 
 Miserable, atJXtc?, T«\ns, SuaTi]- 
 fovr, ivcTTvxh':, */\t£(i/os, Xvypo^ : 
 most, TaXaiTTaipoTitTos, dOXiwTu- 
 Tos, uiKTioTTov, tXi} fioviaT aT09 : 
 to 1)0, nriTuXttiTTututa}. 
 
 ^liserahly, a't^Xtwy, TaXnt7ru)p609, 
 tXetivtov. 
 
 ^^^'sery, a'3'X«o'T>j9, TaXanrwpia^ 
 oi'^ys. 
 
 Misfortune, aVi/j^/a, aTvx^f^a^ Svar- 
 Tux^a, a-vjULffyopd. 
 
 MOD 
 
 Misgive, f 4,-i, olu^viXonai. 
 MiMnterv.ret, ^„p,^.^^,,:^^, 
 Mpj'..I,o e, 7r«p./i^„^,^^. 
 
 It ' «r"'>'"',7r«p«ya,,aVaTaa,, 
 ^apa.TrKayxu^, TrXuudc. 
 Mismanage, TrupaoiuiKtw. 
 
 Mismanagement, 7rapaato/K',,(r(9. 
 
 Misname, ylftvcu'i>vfxt(v. 
 
 Misi epre*ent, Trapuliiulofiut, iraoa- 
 
 TUTTUU). 
 
 Misrepresentation, TrapaTi37rfo(r(9. 
 JNliss, V. dfAupTuuu), diToailidXXo- 
 
 A^a*, irapuTTTaiw, diroTvyxdvui. 
 Misshape, 'n-«;,«o-x»;/iaTt'gu). 
 
 MlSshaptMI, dfXOiupu^^ dfXopdxvTOS. 
 
 Missile, tiiXo^, dKwv. 
 
 Mission, diruirofnTii, diroaToXi',. 
 
 JMissionary, a7ro'(rToAo9. 
 
 Mist, dflix-Mf, UKJiiXll, vt(bu9, d- 
 XAi/s. 
 
 Mistake, 8. a<j>d\pa, 'TTTulafia. 
 ira.paTTTWfxu, dfxdpT,}p.u. — v. 
 '^apaTTTuiut, d/nupTdi/u}, -Jrapa- 
 pXtTTM, <r«/ja\Ao/Li(a.~ Mistaken, 
 to be, ctct/iapTdi/(u Ttji Oci^i/s. 
 
 Misteach, '7rapa(TO(piX^w. 
 
 Mistress, ciairoLvu, cktitoti^, kv- 
 piu, tTuipa : of a family, oiKoSta- 
 iruiva. 
 
 Mistrust, s. diri(nia, dirdppiiai^, 
 
 VTroif/ia. — v. diriaTtw. 
 Mistrustful, Ta;^r;7ro7rT09. 
 Misty, j/ff/jiXot<o//9, i/t(/>a')oii9. 
 Misunderstand, TrapauoOoj, /.a/cis 
 
 KUTaXufifidfU}. 
 
 Misuse, Trapuxpdofxai, Xoiooptw, 
 ovtici'^ui. 
 
 Mite, (insect.) uKapt : (coin,) \t7r- 
 
 TOi/: (small paiticle,) dTo/uLo<i. 
 
 Mitigate, irpavi/u)^ /mtiXiaaw, /la- 
 
 Mitigation, irpavvat's. 
 
 iVlitre, pLiTpu. 
 
 Mix, fxiyuuni, avyKipvdui, K^pdv- 
 
 Mixture, /it^jv, Kpdari^., <ryyxi;flrt9. 
 Moan, s. ^pijuo<i.— v. oXotpvpopai, 
 
 2rpi]i/i(v. 
 Moat, Ta'</)po9. oicopvxi'l. 
 Mob, TO 7r\/')t^o9, oi -^oXXoi. 
 Mobility, da-TUfTut. 
 ^lock, f/iTTat'^tu, xj/tvoo/uiai, ei/Tpv- 
 
 </>aw, i^a-Trardw, ukw-tttu), xAtv- 
 
 dl^u). 
 
 Mocker, x^£i'a<rT»j5. 
 
 JNIockery, KaTuytXco^, i-fxiraiypia, 
 
 vXtuj;, xAtuaor/xa, xA£i/0(r/id9. 
 Mocking, xAtuao-/xo'9. 
 Mode, TpoTTov, (Txnp.a. 
 JModel, s. Tj^TTov, irupdotiyjULa. v. 
 
 trXuTTU). 
 
 Moderate, adj. jutVpioy, i-muKj]^, 
 
 tUTaATTOS, <TV/JLptTpU9. V. pt- 
 
 Tpidlw : to be or become, jus- 
 
 Tpid'i^o/j.ai, 
 Moderately, yufTpta»9, iir' oXiyov, 
 
 /uto"cuy, <T(i}(pp6i/a}9, 
 Moderation, /utTpto'rjjy, ivTa^iu. 
 Moderator, SioiKijTijt., Kv(itpvi]Ti]<i. 
 Modern, aiffxtpivo^ : moderns, 01 
 
 <T1]p.tpiVul.. VI VVU. 
 
 Modest, aloi'iui'jiv, aloia-ino^., koo- 
 
 MOR 
 
 MOU 
 
 monastic 
 
 1^ ,^— .., ^tvy^,^ i^vfi, w%u'j- .Mupibn, uvvfic 
 
 Hioi, tvTuKTO'i, i7ri£t/v,is, <ra,</>pa.i/,Moral. ;;f^/Kos. 
 
 Modification, ^iapkTp^(Ti^. 
 
 Modify, 6Lup.iTptu). 
 
 Modujale, Trpoaddtv, duTipLtXi^a,. 
 
 Modulation, /itA(..6ta, p.ov(Toupyiu. 
 
 Modulator, /uoyoroypydv. 
 
 Moiety, TO i'lptaru, ntaoTii^. 
 
 Moist, vypo-i, t0uopo9, t(/)t;ypo9, 
 
 rUf^^pO^, £rtK7X09, OI»/ipoX09, ACt^-U- 
 
 y/H.9: to be, f^ntyopat, i/oTt^o/uai, 
 
 OiaipofMui, ip.liptx»fJL<u. 
 Moisten, bypuivw, l^p^x^, Ixpidlw, 
 
 civypuipu), t/OTi'^o), ofiiw. 
 Moistening, s. 0£i;/xa, «pofi/at9. 
 Moisture, i^^fiv, t/v>i«fft«, iypdrv.^ 
 Molv, a<nrdXu^, aKdXoif/ : on the 
 
 skin, Ki)\h. 
 
 Molest, Tti'po,, K-OTTO'O), Kt'lOtO. 
 
 Molestation, a,,5m, Ki,6oaui„,. 
 
 Mollification, /u«X«M/i.o-i?,/xaXa^t9. 
 
 Mo lify, fxaXuKtlw, fxaXuKOi^oo. 
 
 -Molten, avyxtJ^uivHtii. 
 
 Moment, ,', pmri,, i, aTiyfjL,),^tKapii. 
 ouvaMts, dfptXu^ : in a, ii> dxapt'i 
 Toy Xi'f^i'ov, h /^p«x«i XPOi^f^- 
 
 Momentary, irpdaKiupo';. 
 
 Momentous, aTroyoalov, (TTTfpxvo^. 
 
 Monarch, fxofdpx^i'i, pouapxo'i. 
 
 Monaichical, nuvapxiKo^. 
 
 Monarchy, piuvupxut. 
 
 Monasttiy, p.ovucrT}ipiov. 
 
 .Monastic, pova(TTih6<i : 
 
 life, /uot/ao-TtAov fiuk. 
 
 Money, dpyOpiov^Tu xpAuuTa, v6- 
 
 fxtapa, Kfppa : good, ddrnpov v6- 
 
 p.L<Tfia : bad, donKinov, KilirniXov 
 
 ^^ofxL(Tpa•.U)CQln,v^)^xlapiaK6^^Tf.Lv: 
 
 borrowed, odvtiapia : fond of, <fn- 
 
 Xoxpup-uTw: : have plenty of, bv- 
 
 TTOptlv XP^II^dTWU. 
 
 Moneyless, dxp»;/xaT09, uttXovto^. 
 Monied, 7roAyxp»;/uaTo9, irAouo-tos. 
 Monitor, irapaiutTii':^ irupayytX- 
 
 TJ/9. 
 
 Monitory, irapaLvt.TiKo^. 
 Monk, p.ovaxd'i, fxuvaaTlji^ kpij- 
 paio<:. 
 
 Monkey, 7r/0i,f, '7rld>,Ko^. 
 Monkish, pLouaxiKos. 
 Monody, /uLoi/coola. 
 Monologue, [xouoXoyia. 
 Monopolise, pLOifOTrwXico. 
 Monopolist, /hovottmXji^. 
 Monopoly, p.ovuirti>Xia. 
 Monosyllable, /movoauXXafio^. 
 Mimster, Tipcf9, TipdaTwu. 
 Monstrous, Tt{>uTwci]<i. 
 .Alonstronsly, TipuTw^uy^. 
 Month, /x»;i/: of six months, £?«ujj- 
 1^09. 
 
 Monthly, ifxpajuo^^ ififn'mo^^ nuTd 
 p-nva. 
 
 Monument, /x j/i;yu£ to j/, pLvTifxa. 
 
 Mood, Tpd-TTOV. 
 Moody, o-A:i/t^pa)Trd9. 
 Moon, o-£A»;i/>;, o-tX>;i/ata, fiiiv}} : 
 new, vovp.}p/ia : full, -Trai/trt'A 1,1,09 
 INIoonless night, vii^ daiX^vo^. 
 Moonlight, o-«A»/j/d0a>9. 
 Moor, s. i'Xo9 — V. bppilw, opfxiw 
 Moot, Si(tXiyvp.at, ipt^to. 
 Mope, ddupLiw. 
 Mopish, «t)i;/x09. 
 
 £i/7rp£7r»/9 
 Modestly, K-o<r|xta)9, jtitTpiw^, <ru)- 
 
 ^po'j/tov, ai6i]p6vu3<i. 
 Modesty, at^wy, ai'^eais, aicrx«5i/»j, 
 
 TO KOa-fXlOV, KOapLlOTt]^. 
 
 (54) 
 
 Moralise, vdoTroitu), (ppovTitu). 
 Moralist, ijOottoiov. 
 Morality, t]tJo9. 
 Morally, vOikw^. 
 Morals', tu ij6i]. 
 
 Morass, tXo9, Xtp^vtj. 
 
 Morbid, i/oo-fpdv, t-TrivocToi. 
 
 Morbidness, vutruvaii. 
 
 More, irXtuv, irXtluv, p.uXXou, kiri- 
 TrAtoj/, TTf pio-o-oTtpoi/ ; o\ TrXiio- 
 viH : more and more, p.dXXov Kal 
 pdXXov\ dtl pdXXoi'. 
 
 Moreover, dfia 5t, kul u? Ta^Ta, 
 
 Trpdv TOUT(U9^ tTTt TOt/TO, TTpofftTt, 
 Kul ^tj/, ^cul tTt, oi, pi,i>^ nXXdyt, 
 aAAoTt, yt'^ijt/, ,4tj/X(>j, TTuppw. 
 Morning, tw9,6o6poi: in the, Trpwt, 
 
 11/ TO* Op0p»,>. 
 
 Morose, CTMydpdy, aKudinoiro^, cu<r- 
 
 /voXo9, 5t;<r«pf(rTo9, Op</ii59. 
 Morosely, ct^v^pwiru)^. 
 Moroseness, aM/ypa)7ro'Ti/9, SvffKO- 
 
 Xi'a, Suaapia-Tia. 
 To-morrow, avpiov, liraupiov. 
 Moisel, xj/wpioM, lyKa<f)oi, \//a)^ioi/, 
 
 Ttpaxiou, ^pdvcrpu., diroKoppLa. 
 Mortal, di-ijTdy, tJat/ao-(po9, /SooToV 
 Mortality, to tJi/ijTo'i/, 
 Mortally, eai/ao-t>w9. 
 Mortar, oXp.o^. 
 Mortgage, viroG/^K^. 
 Mortification, CTf;>«A-£Xo9, ydyypai- 
 
 i/a, (^(liaKtXiapio^. 
 Mortify, <T(puKtXiX,u}. 
 Moss, fxvloi', (pvKiou, Ppvov. 
 Mossy, ftpvdyoi]^. 
 Most, 7rXtrcrT09, ot iroXXol, irdp.- 
 
 TTuXXoL : at most, to payLVTov, 
 
 TO (XV/HTTai/. 
 
 Mostly, fjLdXiaTa, IttI iroXu, rd 
 TrXfFcTTa, C09 Tti TroXXti, tos to 
 TroA u. 
 
 Moth, Tt</).,, <r,Js : full of moths, 
 0"j/Ta)^i;9. 
 
 Moth-eaten, a»jTo/3pajT09, aijroKo- 
 tro^. 
 
 Mother, /i»/T»jp, ytvtTtipa, 1) rt- 
 Kovaa : dim. |U?;Tpdpioj/, pijTpi- 
 moi/: step-mother, /uj/Tpytd, irfi/- 
 Vfpd^ tKvpd: mother's brother, 
 pi)Tpd6iX<po^ : mother's nephew, 
 6 dp(\l/i6<i Ik pLiiTpadtX<l>u>v : 
 mother's sister, /; /u»/Tpos dotX<pi)^ 
 J^tia irpoi /ui;Tpd9. 
 
 Motion, Kiviia-i^. 
 
 Motionless, dKiviUi^, dKunjTo^. 
 
 Motive, aiTia. 
 
 Movable, t i>/w-tj/»jT09, tv/ntTd(3oXoi. 
 
 Move, Kii/iw : away, d-jroKivtu), diro- 
 X^P'^'iu) : out, diroKiviu), iKKiviui. 
 
 Movement, Kit/ijpa. 
 
 Moving, s. /cti/>;<rt9. 
 
 Mould, s. T07ro9. — V. TrXdaato. 
 
 Moulded, TrXao-To'y. 
 
 Moulder, 7rX«o-T»;9. 
 
 Mouldincss, ti'/pojy, (rairpoTt^^. 
 
 Mouldy, £i»ptooi;9, (rairpo^ : to be, 
 
 <n'iirofiai, (vpcoTiuu). 
 
 Moiind, x^f^^i o7ip.a, x^P^K^fxa, 
 
 XOU9, 7rpdaX"7ia, Td<po9. 
 
 Mount, s. (dovvo<s, ^pwa-p.6^. — v. 
 
 ava^uivu}., dviirTt]p.i. 
 Mountain, dpo9 : mountain-brass, 
 
 dp£iXaX/coi/. 
 Mountaineer, dp£iTt;9, optivdpLO^. 
 Mountainous, dpf«i/69, dp£io9. 
 Mourn, Trtv^io}^ ^ptii/tw, 6ovpop.ai, 
 
 KUTfiKXaiw: over, iKdaupvui^ diro- 
 
 Op1]l/tU). 
 
 Mournful, TrtvOiKOi, yoa»o»,9, yoi- 
 
 P09, 6p7JVU}6tl9. TToXvaTOVOV. 
 
 Mournfully, irtvOiKwi, yoipwv. 
 Mourning,' ydo9, t>p77i/o9, 'jrivdoi. 
 
 »l 
 
 V. V: 
 
1% 
 
 MUR 
 
 Mouse, /li/s : shrewmouse, fivydXij. 
 
 Mouse-trap, /xva'yoa, fxvarfpovuv. 
 
 Mouth, o-Toua, tTTofxioit : with one, 
 
 e^ ivos (TTofJLUTO'i : mouths of 
 
 rivers, t/i/3oA.at, Ik^oXiu twu 
 
 irOTUflMV. 
 
 Mow, dfxdu)^ aTra/xdu)^ dtpi'^io^ Spt- 
 
 ITlii. 
 
 Mower, d/i»}Tr;p. 
 
 Mowing, d/xtjT05. 
 
 Much, TToAys, fjiiyas ; adv. -ttoXu, 
 /caxa TTuXu : so — , ToaoifToi.^ 
 Tocroi, To<Toide : very — , Trctfi- 
 iroXu: — less, /i»;/ca£, yu»}Ti,oi!Tiy€, 
 o"XoAJ7y«, jlirou : for so — , Toarov- 
 Tov : — more, ttoXu ^aWoi/ : — 
 talking, iro\v\oyia^ ftuTToXoyia, 
 nroXviirtia : as — as I can, ku^ 
 bcrou 6uva/uLai : as — as you will, 
 £ts u<rou dv QiXri^ : how — soever, 
 oiro<rovouv. 
 
 Mucid, it'pa»Eis, tuptiojjs, (Tairpoi. 
 
 Mucidnes?, tyocbs, o-a-TrpoTj/s. 
 
 Mud, i\us, TDjXo?, l36n(3opo9. 
 
 Muddiness, fioitiiopiai^. 
 
 Muddy, t\yw6./s, (3opftopu)Si^<:. 
 
 Mug, iroTryptot/ KfudpiLvov^ dtTrat. 
 
 Muggy, vypoi, (juirpo'i. 
 
 Mulberry, uooov^ avKafxivov. 
 
 Mulberry-tree, /uLopia, avKUfjuuo^. 
 
 Mulct, V. X,nfiidoo, Ti/muypiu). — s, 
 ^»jMia, rifiMpiu. 
 
 Mule, i]nLovo<i, ovpiv<i. 
 
 Muleteer, j;/xioi/>;yos. 
 
 Mullet, KicrrpiV'i^ -rpiyXa. 
 
 Mulse, oiuo/ntXi. 
 
 Multangular, TroXuycofos, iroXvyu}- 
 
 VlO'i. 
 
 Multifarious, -TroXu-rpoiros, iroXv- 
 
 Multifariously, TroXv/uLfpui^, iroXv- 
 
 Multiform, TroXvtiSn^, iroXvfxop- 
 fpoi. 
 
 Multiformity, iroXvii^la. 
 Multiplication, TroXXa'TrXoo'iwo'ts, 
 
 TToA XftTrXacr/ a (T/uos. 
 Multiplicity, iroXXuirXaaLuxris. 
 Multiplier, 6 'wuXXaTrXaaLuX^vov. 
 Multiply, TToXXairXaaLdX^ui^ TrXrj- 
 
 Multitude, TrXiJflo?, ofxt'iyvpi^, o/xi- 
 
 Xov. 
 Multitudinous, TroXXa-TrXuaios. 
 Mumble, fxap/mupu), ynu^u). 
 
 Mump, TTTloy^tVU), TTpoaaiTtU). 
 
 Mumps, <rvi/ay;^»/. 
 
 Munch, fxacrdofxai. 
 
 Muncher, fxaa-i^Ttip. 
 
 Mundane, kokt/jliko^. 
 
 Municipal, 7roXiTi«:6s, StjfxoriKos:. 
 
 Municipality, »ctt»^o7roXt9. 
 
 Munificence, fxtyaXoirptirsia. 
 
 Munificent, fxtyaXowpfjnj^. 
 
 Munificently, da^l/iXQ)^, fxiyaXo- 
 
 trptirCa^. 
 Munition, TripiTity^tarfx6<:^ irtpirti- 
 
 Mural, t(.i\ik6<s. 
 
 Murder, s. (povo^, di/dpoKTaoria, 
 <T<payri. — v. (ftovtvm and <poviu), 
 KTiii/u), dvaipiio^ fiiaiipoviu}^ 
 kvaipu). 
 
 Murderer, (povti/?, fxia'Kpovo^^ dvai- 
 
 pi-rri^. 
 Murderous, r^orios, (pouiKo^. 
 Murderously, cpoviKw^. 
 Murmur, s. ^6(pjK, uopuvpicruo^-, 
 (55) 
 
 MYT 
 
 yoyyucT/iov. — v. fiopfxupu), yoy- 
 yt)^a», /uu^co, pvu) : against, eiri- 
 fxopfiupu}^ TTpoa/uiopim.upu}, irpoa- 
 rppvdTTU)^ iin.jiui.p.u}^ KUTayoy- 
 yy^cu : at, Kara^puaTTOyuat, i/*- 
 fipi/uidofxai. 
 
 Murmurer, yoyyu<rT»;s. 
 
 Murmuring, yoyyu<r/xos. 
 
 Murrain, xj/wpa, Xuipoi. 
 
 Muscle, fxvoov, yuys : the muscles, oi 
 
 Muscular, /uua>5»js, <rapKMdt}9. 
 Muse, s. fiovaa. — v. fxipifxvdw^ fxt- 
 
 XeTactf, (ppovTt^w. 
 Museum, fxovtreiou. 
 Mushroom, y«y/c>;s, ov^ and /uu/crjs, 
 
 Music, /j.ou(TiKti. 
 Musical, fiovaiKO^^ rjy'tXvfivo^. 
 Musically, /xovcriKwv. 
 Musician, fiovcriKo^^ fiovaovpyos^ 
 mXtpSov. 
 Musing, (f>povTi<s, fiipifAua. 
 
 Must, S. l/t'oS olfOS, TO yXlVKO^. 
 
 Must, aux. v., Sfl, xpih d^iov ktr-ri. 
 Mustard, aivr]Tri and aivairi : wild 
 
 or hedge mustard, ipuaifxoi/. 
 Muster, i^apid/xijai^, naTaXoyoi : 
 
 to muster an army, KaraXoyov^ 
 
 iroitofiai -TMu 6i}imoTu)U. 
 Mustily, a-aTrptoi. 
 Musty, crairpo^. 
 
 Mutability, da-Taaia, tvKivi]<TLa. 
 Mutable, tv/utTdjioXo^. 
 Mutation, yutTa/3oA.jj, fitrdarTaai^. 
 Mute, K- 60009, (iXaXos, d(puivo<i. 
 Mutely, d(pwvu)<i. 
 Muteness, kw^otj/s, dipvovia. 
 Mutilate, KoXopSw, /xtXi^w, uTro- 
 
 KOTTTU), dTroTtfXVU), 
 
 Mutilated, KoXofJos. 
 Mutilation, /coXd/itoo-ts. 
 Mutineer, <TTu<rt.aarrn^. 
 Mutinous, o-TaarttoTi/co'9. 
 Mutinously, trTaanoriKio^. 
 Mutiny, <rTa<r/9, SixoorTaa-ia. 
 M utter, tTTtfiop/iupu), vTrox^idupi'^ti), 
 
 fiO^u), diayj/idupil^u), ypygu), Tovt)o- 
 
 pwgo), yoyyulu). 
 Muttering, yoyyuc/Lios, \}/i6upi(r- 
 
 yU09. 
 
 Mutton, Kpiai /-ifJXeio/', Kpiai irpo- 
 
 Mutual, a/iOi/3aros, KaT«XX»;Xo9. 
 Mutually, 7rp69 dX\>;Xoy9, d/uLoi- 
 /3a 10)9. 
 
 Muzzle, s. (pi/x6^. — v. (pifxoto, kij- 
 
 fidui. 
 My, £po9, »/, du. 
 Myriad, yuuptas, x^^^dSi^ StKa. 
 Myrmidon, fivpfjii8(ov. 
 Myrrh, ixvppa, a-fiupua. 
 Myrrhine, /xOppiuo^. 
 Myrtle-tree, /mvppiutj, fiupTo^. 
 Myself, of myself, ifxavTou, y;9. 
 Mystagogue, fxvfTTayooyo^. 
 Mysteries, fiva-rripia. 
 Mysterious, /uLvarTiipiaKo^, fivtrTtj- 
 
 pto9, Kpvcpalo^. 
 Mysteriously, nvanjpiaKw^. 
 Mystery, jUi/o-Ti/pioj/ : rd /mvarTtipia, 
 
 the mysteries of Eleusis, at Athens. 
 Mystic, nv<TTiKu<:. 
 Mystically, /uLvaTiKwi. 
 Mythical," ^i/ytK-o9. 
 Mythological, /uvtJoXoyt/cos. 
 Mythologist, fxvdoXdyo^. 
 Mythology, uvdoXoyia. 
 
 NAD^ 
 
 N. 
 
 N^i 
 
 Nag, iTTTrdpiov, 
 
 Naiads, Natd^fs. 
 
 Nail, 8. t;Xov, yo'/i0o9 : of the h^ijjd, 
 
 6 oi/u^ ; dim. to ovuxiov : to pare 
 
 the nails, i^ouvx'ilw Nail, v. 
 
 liXdw, ypoffijXo'o), yop(f)du): down, 
 
 KadtiKdoo, 
 
 Naked, yuyuj/d9, \f/iX6^, dvtifxujv. 
 
 Nakedly, yvfivCos^ yvfxviKui'i. 
 
 Nakedness, yuMi'OTjj9, \/^iXo't»;9. 
 
 Name, 8. duofia, to : by name, 6vo- 
 fMua-Ti : of the same, wvuivvpo^ : 
 
 having two names, 5ia>i/u/uoy 
 
 Name, v. di/opd^co, tTroi/o/xd^w, 
 KaXiui^ ovofjid Tidti/ai Ttvi, ovofxa- 
 TOTTotoj, irpoaayoptvui. 
 
 Nameless, dvwwpo^. 
 
 Namely, d/xiXti, c})Xad)), Stjircv, 
 hyovv. 
 
 Namesake, optoj/u/nov. 
 
 Nap, s. Xdxvn. — V. j/i;<rxd^a>, vir- 
 
 VuiTTtO. 
 
 Nape, Iviov. 
 
 Napkin, aovdupiov^ pivofiaKTpov : 
 table-napkin, ot^orjj £7riTpa7rt^to9, 
 
 X« ipO/ULUKTpOV. 
 
 Narcissus, i/dpK-i<ro-o9. 
 Narcotic, i/apKuiTiKos. 
 Nard, i/dp^os. 
 
 Narrate, ^tjjy to//at, dTroXoyi^o/uiai, 
 TTapaTidifxat, dyytXXco, d^ray- 
 
 ?/iXX(i}, dyoptvu). 
 arration, d0»iy»j(rt9, 5ii;y»j(Tt9, 
 f^rjyTjffis. 
 
 Narrative, 9. 5/jjy);/x«, ^i»7y»,o-/9, 
 d<^f;y»/(ri9, d^fiyij^a.—adj.^ii/yij- 
 ^xrtTtK-us, d(pi]y}}fxaTLKd^. 
 
 Narrator, dtpiiyVTiip, d0jjyijTTj9. 
 
 Narrow, o-T£i/o9, aTtii/6^, <niv6- 
 X^po^, <TTtvuiird<i. 
 
 Narrowly, <rx£i/d»9, laTivcofiti/iv^. 
 
 Narrowness, ctt£j/o't>/9, o-x£j/ox'«>- 
 
 pLa, (TTUiOKTl^. 
 
 Nasal, pivojioXo's. 
 
 Nastily, Triuapw^. 
 
 Nastiness, Trii/o9, pv-iro<i. 
 
 Nasty, 7r<i/apo9, pvirapd^. 
 
 Natal, y*i///»;TtNd9, yti/tOXto9, ydvi- 
 fio^, yti/tdXiaKo^, yti/iaio<i : day, 
 y£i/t6.\io9 r)/uLipa, ytutdXiou. 
 
 Nation, e^j/ov, yiVo9, «/>t/Xof, y£i/£d 
 
 57"09. 
 
 National, iduiKO'i^ 5»;yuocrto9. 
 
 Nationally, fOvj/ctiv. 
 
 Native, yi/»7rrto9, £yy£i;»/9, auxo- 
 
 X<^"Ji/, £yxf««>«o9, -TTaxpiwxTjy, £7rt- 
 
 Xwpto9 : land, 7raTpt9, iyytvii^ 
 
 yn, Traxpa>t»j y^ : O dear — land, 
 
 Q «/)iXx«x»; y^ fXTJTfp. 
 
 Nativity, y£i/£x»/, ytVfo-19, yoi/^. 
 
 Natural, cfyvaiKo^, ifjL(puT09 : apti- 
 tude, euf^uta : to be — to, i/xipvo- 
 /xtti^ iyyiuopai. 
 
 Naturally, ^yo-tK-Jis, KaTa (pixriif. 
 
 Nature, <pu(Ti^, ytved, yiuia-t^ : 
 contrary to, -rrapd cftua-tu. 
 
 Naval, vavTiKov : forces, Buuapn 
 vavTiKn. 
 
 Nave, TrXTjpi/j;. 
 
 Navel, d/u</)aXo9, 6nff>dXiov. 
 
 Natight, dxpfj(rxo9, dKoXaerros, 
 «/)ayXo9. 
 
 Naughtily, <pavXw^. 
 
 J 
 
 ^ ' ' NEG 
 
 Nanglit.'/ncss, </)auXdx.,9. 
 Naughty, </,ai}\o9, 7roi/»,oo9. 
 Navi.^able, i/ai/o-tVopos, 'jrXti(rt)uo9, 
 •TrA J0T09. 
 
 Navigate, i/auxiXXo/xai, TrXtu). 
 Navigation, i/ayxtXta, '7rXo'o9. 
 Navigator, i/avx»/9, i/auTtXo9, -TrXco- 
 rnp. 
 
 Naumachy, vaupaxia. 
 
 Naiisea, i/uvaia, (3StXuyp.dv. 
 
 Nauseate, vuvtium. 
 
 Nauseous, vavTiwSij^, ftdfXvpo^. 
 
 Nauseously, pdiXvpw^. 
 
 Nautical, uuvtiko^. 
 
 Navy, xd vcivtikoi;, (rxo'Xo9, vav- 
 arad/xo^. 
 
 Nay, ou, fxi), ouSufxu)^ : na}' rather, 
 dXXd 6k Kai^ kuI pit/ kui. 
 
 Near, adj. TrXi/o-Zo?, '7r«paTrXj';o-io9, 
 y£ixwj/. — prep. 7r<ipa, d/x<^i, Trpos 
 with dat. : adv. £yyi;9, irXjja-iov, 
 7rapa7rX»/(rta)9 : to come near to, 
 •7rpu<T£yy/^to : nearer, £yyyx£po9 ; 
 kyyvTtpu), tyyiou : nearest, ty- 
 yuTaxt)9 ; tyyttrra, tyyuxaxa. 
 
 Nearly, dX/yoi» SsTi/, Trapd /Spax^, 
 •TTrtpd /uLiKpov, k^ oXlyov, 
 
 Nearness, tyyuxij9. 
 
 Neat, iui)ti/xtaif, ivdtTo^, Ko/xxj/o^, 
 Kadapoi. 
 
 Neatly, »co/ui/^a»9, tvdi]u6vu)^. 
 
 Neatness, tvdtipoaui/i]^ tvpvdfxia, 
 
 KOfXxf/OTIJ^. 
 
 Necessaries, xd di/ay/caia, xd Ittl- 
 
 TiiStia. 
 Necessarily, di/ay/ca/tos, k^ dvdy- 
 
 #Cf}9. 
 
 Necessary, dvayKoto^ : very, irdi/u 
 dvayKaio^ : it is, dvdyKii, dvay- 
 
 NEX 
 
 Nor 
 
 Kaiov £<rxi 
 
 Necessitate, dvayKaX^ta, ftuilopai. 
 Necessitous, fei/5t»;9, diropo^, iri- 
 
 i/»js. 
 Necessity, di/dy/ct;, XP^^^ ' com- 
 pelled bv, X»j^t)£t9 y-n-' dt/dy«:tj9, 
 dt/ay>ca^d/x£i/os. 
 Neck,^ xpdx»;Xo9, avx*)v, Skptj, 
 
 Supd. 
 Necklace, aXvaiov, (rxp£7rT09, op- 
 fio9, dtpaioi. 
 
 Necromancer, viKpdfxavTii^ vtKvd- 
 fxavTii. 
 
 Necromancy, vtKpo/xavTeia, vtKvo- 
 fxuvTiia. 
 
 Nectar, vtKTap. 
 
 Nectarean, vtKTdpho^. 
 
 Need, s. kuStia, diropia, irtvla : 
 have, Stop.ai xii/09, XP**"" 'X*" 
 Ttj/o'9 : stand in, d-jropt'o* XP''/"^"- 
 xoji/, kvdtii^ T0VTU3V tlfxi \ ki>6twi 
 tX"*; SiopaL xii/09 ; X/ott"" ^X***! 
 Xaxi^cu. — Need, v. diropiu)^ ilpi 
 iv dTTopiaii, ku kudiiq^ iiopai 
 XH/09, vfTTepiopai. 
 
 Needful, di/«yK-ato9, £7rtx»;5£to9. 
 
 Needfully, dvayKaico^^ kvSiw^. 
 
 Needle, dntaTpa^ ^tXdu)}, pa<ph. 
 
 Needless, dxf>tto9, dxpt^aTo^. 
 
 Needlessly, dxp^tou. 
 
 Needy, ki/Stif^, diropo^^ Trxcoxoy. 
 
 Nefarious, dj/d(rio9, d6tpto"ro9, ap- 
 pi]To<:^ OvorcpaTo^^ tK^ea-po^^ pia- 
 pu»xaxo9 : crime, dOiptaTou tp- 
 yov. 
 
 Nefariously, dvoaiiai. 
 
 Negation, dpi/»jo-i9, d7rd</)a<ri9. 
 
 Negative, adj. dpi/»jxt/co'9. — v. dp- 
 vtofiai^ dvaivouai^ dirayoptvu). 
 
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 Negatively, dpvt)TiKw9. 
 
 Neglect, s. dpkKua, oXtywpio, 
 
 nKi]6ia. — V. d/ufcXtou, d/oj^tto, 6X1- 
 
 yojpt'a*, KUTatppoutu), paSiovpyiu), 
 
 irapuXtLiru), Treptopdu). 
 Neglected, d/xtX»;xo9, d/c7j<5£o-xo9. 
 Neglectful, dptX»/9, oXiywpo^. 
 Neglectfully, dfxtXii,^, d/XEX./xt, 
 
 oXtytiipa)9. 
 Negligence, dptXiia, oXiywpjjo-ty, 
 
 di/tari^^ dK7}6ia. 
 Negligent, dXtywpov, dyU£X»,9, d- 
 
 f'/^/jy, d<Pp6vTia-To^. 
 Negligently, d|Li£Xw9, oXiywpa»9, 
 
 dKijSiffrw^ : to act, dKij^idco. 
 Negotiate, j-paypaTEvopai, Sia- 
 
 TrpaypaTtvofxai : as a merchant, 
 
 kfXTTOptW. 
 
 Negotiation, irpaypaTiia, kpiropia. 
 Negotiator, Trpay/xax£ux>,9, t^-Tro- 
 po9. 
 Negro, aWioxj/. 
 
 ^<^%hi Xio«/^*Tt^ai : to neigh after, 
 7rpoo-xpt^£xi'5w. 
 
 Neighbour, y£txtoi;,'7rdpot/co9, TrpoV- 
 01/V09, TrtpioiKos, criivoiKo^ : a fe- 
 male, ytLTaiva: to be a, y£txi/taa», 
 ystxi/id^fo, y£txoi'£ua>, ytiTovtoj. 
 
 Neighbourhood, ytiTouia, ytnvia- 
 
 0"19. 
 
 Neighbouring, ya'xwi/, '7rX»jo-/o9, o 
 £yyu9, o TrXtjatoi/ : place, yt/xo'- 
 
 Neighbourly, tvpivi)<i, (piXotpptav. 
 Neigiiing, xpfH;tTi<rpd'i, 6. 
 Neither, adj. oi'^tx£po9, /u»;5tx£po9. 
 
 Neither — nor, ouxt — oiidk^ pijdk 
 
 /ixtjxc. 
 Neology, veoXoyia. 
 Nephew, dStX<pi()to9, dSEXtpiSoD^. 
 Neptune, HocTtiSwif. 
 Nereids, N»;p£t5£9. 
 Nerve, s. vtvpov. — v. vtvpdm. 
 Nervous, vivpd)6}\^^ dadivm. 
 Nest, j/£oxxid, KaXid : to make a 
 nest and produce young, vio(r- 
 (TOTroxiu). 
 Nestle, vtoa-cTEvto. 
 
 Nestling, viocraia, i/coxxta, vbut- 
 x£u<Tt9 : (a young bird,) i/£oo-<ro9. 
 Net, iiKTvou^ dp(pi(iXi]<TTpov^ dp- 
 Kvi, crayvvi], KvpTo^: nets, dpi<ve9 
 or dpKva : a fisherman's net, crayi]- 
 !/>;, yayyd^»;. 
 
 Net-stake, o-xdXi^ : the act of sur- 
 rounding a place with nets, axotxto- 
 p6i. 
 
 Nether, kvkpTipo^, Krtxa»x£po9. 
 Nethermost, £j/tpxaxo9, KuTwTa- 
 
 T09. 
 
 Nettle, dKaXti(pt]^ KviSi}. 
 Net-work, SiSiKTvooptvov tpyov. 
 Never, ouStTroTt, p^ctiroTt. 
 Nevertheless, oudiu iixxoi/, Kaixot, 
 
 aW opto^. 
 Neuter, ovilTtpo's^ p.i}SkTspo9 : 
 
 words of the — gender, oudtTipa 
 
 ovopaTa : in the — gender, ov6t- 
 
 Ttpa)9. 
 Neutrality, d8ia<popia. 
 New, i/to9, Kaivd^ : moon, via ai- 
 
 Xr;v»j, viopi]viu. 
 Newly, i/ta)9, viu}<ni^ dpTi : bom, 
 
 i/£dyoi/o9, dpxi'xoKoy. 
 Newness, i/£o'x»j9, K-aii/dx>j9. 
 News, xd i;£o, xd viooTipa. 
 Next, adj^£yyuxaxo9.— adv. tlxa, 
 
 /U£xd TavTa. 
 
 Nibble, xptoyo), Kararpuiyu). 
 
 Nibbled, xpa»Nxo'v. 
 
 Nibbler, xpaiKXT)9. 
 
 Nice, dxpifiii'i, Tpv(pip6i. 
 
 Nicely, uKpifS^^. 
 
 Nicety, uKpififia, TpvKpepoTtj^ : 
 
 niceties, irippuTa. 
 Nick, s. kyKoirii, kirroph. — v. 
 
 fyv'oTrxfco. 
 Nickname, s. n apovopaaia. r. 
 
 'JTapoi/o/id^o). 
 Niece, d6tX(pi8T]. 
 Niggird, pihpoXoyo^, (piicwXdi. 
 Niggardliness, piKpuXoyia. 
 Nigh, prep, kyyb'i with gen., « with 
 
 accus. irund^ 7rpd9, with dat. and 
 
 accus. 
 Nigh, adv. kyyv^, (rxt^iv. 
 Night, vu^: midnight, pttrovvKTiov^ 
 
 diipovvxin : all night, 7ra»;j/.vxto9, 
 
 Trdfuvxo^ : by, vvKTwp, t;vKT6^ : 
 
 to travel by, i/UKxoTroptij/. 
 Nightly, i/y/vTfpii/oy, kwvxio^. 
 Nightmare, t^mXxijy. 
 Night-walker, vvKTicpoiTo^, vvuTt- 
 
 7rX«vo9. 
 Nightingale, dijdojv and di)du), (piXo- 
 
 priXij. 
 Nimble, kXafpo^, fUKt'x/jjxov, ev- 
 
 a-Kapdpo^, iva-Tpo(po9. 
 Nimbleness, kXatppia, tvKivJta-ia, 
 
 tv<TTpocpia. 
 Nimbly, kXatppw^, ivKLvriTws;. 
 Nine, kvvia : ounces, (nridapri : 
 
 times, ivviaKi^, ivvaKi^ : nine 
 
 hundred, kvvuKoaia. 
 Nineteen, kvutuKaioiKa. 
 Nineteenth, kvvtaKaif)iKaTO'i. 
 Ninetieth, ki/vevijKocrrd^. 
 Ninety, kuutvi'iKoi/Ta : years old, 
 
 £i/»/£t/»;»coi/xatxi;s. 
 Ninth, iui/aTo^, kvvaTalo^. 
 Ninthly,^ kwaTw^. 
 Nip, V. diroKviX^ai. 
 Nipple, /ua^d9, t).;Xr;. 
 Nit, K0'l/t9, t^os. 
 
 Nitid, o-x(X7ri/d9, Xa^uTrpo's. 
 
 Nitre, vi-rpov. 
 
 Nitrous, i/tTpto^jj9. 
 
 Niveous, x*di/£os, x^o^'o'XPo*'*' 
 
 No^, oi)^ pi], fxt) SiJTa : by no means, 
 ou7raj9^ ou^' o7ra)9 xi oui/, oiiSapt)^ 
 oudapu)9, ovS' dv TTu), ou pfj, ovxi : 
 no where, p}}Sapou, oi'Sapov, ou- 
 6au?j.—No one, ovStk, ymj^tty, 
 OUT19. 
 
 Nobilitate, tvSuKifxov iroitw. 
 
 Nobility, y£i/i/atdxTj9, evytviia. 
 
 Noble, ytvvalo^, tuytvi)^, yvwpi- 
 po9. 
 
 Nobleman, yEvi/doa9, dpia-Ttv^ : 
 noblemen, /Li£yt<rxdi/£9 : noble- 
 man s son, TrtpiTTupfpupo^ 'ttuI^. 
 
 Nobleness, yfi/i/aidxr;s, tvyiuiia. 
 
 Nobles, OL irpwToi, oi dpiaToi. 
 
 Nobly, yavuaiw9, ivytvu}^. 
 Nobody, ouxt9, /ufjxi9, ov^iU^ pi]- 
 
 St t9. 
 
 Nocturnal, i/uKxtp 11/09, vvKTipo^. 
 Nod, s. xd vtvpa. — v. vivw^ vkvctTa- 
 
 ^o) : to nod to, kirivtvu). 
 Nodding, vtvai'i. 
 Noise, s. ^p6o9, oxo/3o9, vxo^t 
 
 ypOKpO^, KTVTTOi, KtXa6oi, kXoVO^, 
 
 ^-pyXXos, Ppdpoi, ^dpi//3ov, 'Trdra- 
 yo9: without—, ddopvfico^^ dfipd- 
 pu>i — Noise, V. OpuXXftt), ^pifiw : 
 abroad, '7r£pi0pvXXtc«». 
 
 n 
 
NOU 
 
 Noised abroad, ^pvWoufxevov. 
 Noiseless, aepoo^, a(3{wnos, ixj/6- 
 
 Noisy, i//o0.,TtK6s, Kt\a6eiv6^. 
 Noinenclator, oi/o/uaK/Vjjrwp, 6uo- 
 
 /uiu-roXoyoi. 
 Nonienclaturc, oi/ofiaala. 
 Nominal, oi/o/ulckttlko^. 
 
 Nominally, 6i'o,uao-Ti/v(Ii5,oi/o/iao-Tt 
 Nominate, ouofidlo). 
 
 Nomination, ovofiuaia, KXtjaii. 
 Nominative, »; ovofiaaTiKi). 
 Non-age, vijttiotij^. 
 Nondescript, dt/a7r6ypa(p09. 
 None, ouStU, owTiv. 
 Nones, voi/ai. 
 Nonplus, niropia. 
 Non-resident, diravXo^. 
 Nonsense, \?7pos, <f)\vapia. 
 Nonsensical, \i}nw6i]^. 
 Nonsuit, «7root<fd^a>. 
 Nook, ycoi/ioivi/. 
 Noon, /Jitaim^pia. 
 Noose,^s. /3<joxos, /Spoxt's. 
 
 iVor, Ol/TE, fit'lTE, V M'K 
 
 North, dpKToi, (3oppd<i : wind, /So- 
 ps d?, fioppd'i : north-east, Kat/ctas. 
 
 Northerly, irpoo-ap/cTtKos, 7rpo<r(36- 
 pno<i. 
 
 Northern, ^opew^, (3optialoi, dpK- 
 xt/cos. 
 
 Nose, pi:;, ^is, ^l/KTJ/p. 
 
 Nostrils, pri/ts. 
 
 Not, ou, ou,c, oux^ /^''/i ouTt : not? 
 V ouk; do you not see? j) oi>x 
 ^'P",^; not by any means, n^jduTiovu, 
 oud' dv il Ti ytvoiTo : not louf' 
 since, ou Trpo iroWov, irpo niKpuu, 
 ovK ih /uLUKpai/ : that not, iW '/u>; ' 
 not only, oi>x oirtos, fxtj utl: not 
 only, but also, ouk uti, d\\d Kai : 
 not however, fxfi fxiuToi, ou firiv : 
 not yet, /x»;7ra», outtco : not at all. 
 
 Notable, d^i6\oyo9, d^.odiaTOi, 
 KuSmo9. 
 Notably, d^ioXoyros. 
 Notary, ypupp.uTtv<s^ vTroypa<f>iv^. 
 Notation, (n}/j.tico(Ti^. 
 
 Notch, V. iyKd-TTTlO.— S. cyKOTTl;, 
 
 yXucpi^. 
 Note, <Tijp.ei6uj, Suxa-iffxaii/iM). 
 Note-hook, ifp}jfj.tpi9. 
 Noted, yvuopinu^, tuyvuxTTo^. 
 Nothing, oi<0£i/, ovdlu, fx^ckv, oZn, 
 
 OAT 
 
 Nourish, Tpicpco, dvaTpi(pco, xpo- 
 
 <pEVU). 
 
 Nourisher, -rpocfxvs, Tpofpd^. 
 Nourishment, Tpo<^/,, Siwrpoffit), 
 
 (TlTia/ULO^. 
 
 ■^1*1^' ^^^' *"'*'*' *" '^"^ iraoovTi. 
 
 no»; : now and then, ti/tort ': now 
 
 lately, vZu dp-ri. 
 Nowise, ovoaftr/, oiSafXM^. 
 Noxious, fi\af3ip6^. 
 Noxiously, /3\a/?tp(Iis. 
 Nubilate, lo(f)6u> and i-n-i'^orpdu}. 
 Nugatory, A.;ptio,is, 4>XvapwBfj9, 
 Nuisance, dijcia, Trrala/xa. 
 
 Null, UKVpow, dui}VVT09. 
 
 Nullify, dKvpou). 
 
 Nullity, dKOpwai^. v,..j.-ciur, ai,TiAoyo9 
 
 NuSt; i" ^^«7'-l''^-r^- ''"P'coo, Objurgate, ^7r.T.,uda; 
 i>umDer, s. aoivunQ • Hv i-,,-,.' m.; .;,._ - . 
 
 OBS 
 
 Oats, ftpwfioi, ttlyiXoovJ/. \ 
 Obduracy, <rKXi]poKap6ia. \ 
 Obchirate, aKXijpoKd'pSto^, cofjipv. 
 Obedience, vTruKo>,, tviriiena. 
 Obedient, virnKoo^^ Trttt^apxos, iO- 
 
 Obediently, tinrneu,^. 
 
 Obeisance, 'irpoa-Kinniai?. 
 
 Obelisk, o^fXicTKov. 
 
 Obey, -rrtidofxai, viraKovw, irndap- 
 Xiui : to — orders, t« AtAti/oun/a 
 iroieiv. 
 
 Object, s. aKoirm : to miss an, 
 diro-rvyxupu} tov tTKuiruv. — Ob- 
 ject, y. dvTiXkyui, uwTK^Kuvtai. 
 
 Objection, dvTLXuyia, din-ippri<Ti^. 
 
 Objector, avriXoyo^. 
 
 JN umber, s. apidixdi : bv — , kut 
 apidfxdu : they are ten 'in — , ^Ua 
 «i<rt TOV dpid/uiou — Number, v. 
 apLdp.ia), KUTaXoyiX^o/uLai, 
 
 Numbering, dpt'e^i/o-i?. 
 
 Numberless, di/dpit)/>io9. 
 
 Numbness, 6 vdpKo^, r) vdpnu 
 I'upKuxrt^. 
 
 Numerable, dpiO/xiiTo^. 
 
 Numeral, dpid/miiTiKo^. 
 
 Numerally, dpiHyu»/TtKws, 
 
 Numerate, dpidntto, Xo',ilo/nat. 
 
 ^umeration, d»/y/i,/<Tts, Xoyi(Tfx6i. 
 
 Numerator, XoyioT)]^. 
 
 Numerical, dpidfUjTiKd^, Xoyiari- 
 
 KOi. 
 
 Numerous, iroXv^ dpidpw and dpid- 
 /ioi/, TroAyxous, 'TroXvirXiidth. 
 
 Nim, p.ovd(TTpia. 
 
 Nimchion, to irpo^tLirvov. 
 
 Nuptial, -ya/iTj/Xtos, ya/uLiKoi, fivtj- 
 (TTtvTiKdi, vvp(piK6^ : bed, w/ul- 
 (ptlov : to celebrate nuptials, ya- 
 
 xNurse,s.Tpo^3s,Tt0,Jj;,,,ept7rTfjpa. 
 
 '~l' «|f«Tpt>a), otaTpt(pu),Tpichu), 
 
 'riV}]vtu}. 
 Nursery, (})vrEVTnpiou. 
 Nursing of a child, d^uTpocp,), ti- 
 
 Nursling, dpiufxa. 
 Nurture, dpi\bi^, 'TraiSoTpoc^ia. 
 Nut, Kupvov, ftd\ai/o^. 
 Nutmeg, juoffxoKdpvou. 
 Nutriment, Tpo0./, otarpo^,';, 
 Nutrition, Optij/i^^ aiTiafxd^, 
 
 Vi ia. 
 Nutritious, TpofpwSij^. 
 
 TIT- 
 
 irap' ovdiv : _ else ;x,,o^r; dXXo ■ „,,^,, TpocpcnCr 
 
 ^dse but that, fxu6ku dXXo 7r\,> Nutritive, Vpdc/,;^a.. 
 
 Notice «) i-^.r..- ^^ ' '^ ^^^^-^\ce, Kapva, Kapvoiou 
 
 j.'^ouce, s. nria-Koini^ tirifxtXsia, ^ ' ' 
 
 vovdtTi}(Tis:. — v. Kadupuco, irpoa- 
 
 pAtTroj, iTTLaKOTrtay. 
 Notify, ai]/j.aiiru), KccTa/utji/uu). 
 Notion, TO v6i]fxa^ (ppou}}(Tii. 
 Notional, voijtiko^, ^avTUGTiKo^. 
 Notoriety, Sv(T(f)t]fxLa. 
 Notorious, kiri<ri]fxo^^ Sucr(f>i}fxo9. 
 Notoriously, ETrto-jJ/xcos. 
 Notwithstanding, d\Ad ydn uua>3 
 
 aw O/iWS, OVOilf 1]TT0V. 
 
 Novel, j/£ap69, uioxfj-o^- 
 Novelty, veox/muxri^, vtam^. 
 November, 'Aud^aTtipiwi;, Not'/x- 
 f3pio^. 
 
 Nought, TO fxi]6tif. 
 Novice, i/«apo9. 
 
 Noun, ovofxa : a — without cases. 
 aTTTajTOf : of one case, fxavoinu)- 
 
 TOV. 
 
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 i^uL-iree, Kapva, Kapvoiov. 
 
 Nymph, i/u/i0„ : wood-nymphs, 
 aAo-i;i5ts, opvdit^ : mountain- 
 nymphs, VUfXfPctL opto-Tid^ts ■ 
 water-nymphs, j/ai^ts, i/aVd^ts. 
 
 o. 
 
 O, J, cS: O that, alTs, iIti, tis 
 with w^eAts. 
 
 Oak, Spvi. 
 
 Oak-apple, ktjk/s. 
 
 Oaken, Spvii/os:. 
 
 Oar ipiTfx6%, Kuyirii, TrXdrt]. 
 
 Oath, opKos, opMoi/ : to bind one- 
 self by an, OpLVVIXl, upKOV TTOltiadiU 
 
 jpo<: Tiva : the act of making, 
 opKUino(Tia. 
 Oatmeal, dXivpov. 
 
 Objurgation, tTrin'/xTjo-tv. 
 
 Oblation, irpoa^wpd. 
 
 Obligation, o-i/yypa^,',, KUTiyyv^, 
 
 ivoxu : under an, Ivoxa. 
 Oblige, KaTtyyvdto, ivtpyiTtw. 
 Obliging, ti>fpy,',s, <t)l\6(Ppuyv. 
 Oblique, TrAdytos, K,/yu7ruAos, Xo- 
 
 Obliquely, -n-Xaytws, l<TTpafXfxivu>^, 
 
 'JrapapXiioi]u. 
 Obliquity, TrAay/oV*;?, KUfxnvXd- 
 
 Tj;s, Ao£Jt>;s. 
 Obliterate, t^aXt.^o,, dci>avitu,. 
 Obliteration, t^dXti^'tv, ad.awtr- 
 
 jUOS. 
 
 Oblivion, X»J0,,, dfxvy)frTla. 
 Oblong, '7rapa/i»;K,;9. 
 Obloqtiy, ^Aa<r,/>,,^/«, evacp.jfxia. 
 Obnoxious, ti/oxo9, vinCevpo':. 
 Obolus, o^oAo's: fourth part of an, 
 
 TtTapTtJ/XOpiOV, 
 
 Obscene, a/(^xf' 09, aVtX^ ;;9, aWi- 
 ci;9, aio-xpoAo'yos. 
 
 Obscenely, «t(rxp<«9, dt/ai5.7,9. 
 
 Obscenity, aio-xodr,,?, daiXyna. 
 
 Obscure, adj. aV^av/,9, do,,Xo9, 
 afxavpo^^ua^l^oi : speech, daaqiii-: 
 Aoyo9,Xoyo9ajVjy^aTu)5i;9.— Ob- 
 scure, V. iTTKTKOTiw, diroKnUTTTa}, 
 fTTtaATtd^w, aVai/pdtu, i-TrtkaXuTr- 
 
 TtO. 
 
 Obscurely, aKitpw^, dnncftra. 
 Obscurity, o-KdT09, dad<f,tia. 
 Obsequies, kFj6o<:, to- KTipia^xuTa, 
 
 ti>ayicr/xaTa, Ta. 
 Obsequious, i'7r,;ptTiK-o9, Trsidmuo^. 
 Obsequiously, irndytinfo^. 
 Obsequiousness, -irtiiiapxla, -TTfiGt;,. 
 Uhservable, t7r/o-7;/.io9. 
 Observance, 0mT.ip„cTi9, 0fpa7rt/a. 
 Observant, dtpaTrtvTi,.6^. 
 Observation, TrapaT,',ur,cTii^ tV*- 
 
 a-Kuirt}. 
 
 Observatory, (tkov!,, aKoirid. 
 
 Observe, a^oTr/o,, T„p/a,, aKo-Tri- 
 a^w, £7n(TK-o7rta>, K-aTo-JTrEi'/to, iVe- 
 Tj/pto;, t</,opdu», ^spairtvu, : the 
 
 iaWS, <PvXdTTUi Td TOV VOfXOV. 
 
 Observer, t7r/<TKoiro9, ffK07n,/T,,9. 
 
 Obsolete, iraXaiovfxivo'i : Avoids 
 aTrtipxaiwp.ii;a pAfxaTa : to be- 
 come, d-rrapxaiovfxaL : grow, TTfpt- 
 yiipaarKU), TTuXaiovpai. 
 
 Obsoleteness, 7r«XfudT.j9. 
 
 Obstacle, irpdaKOfxua, CKai^daXou 
 t/iTrofitoi/, K-d,Xuo-is, Kd.Xi;ua, uoy- 
 Aos, £fcrTa<rt9. 
 
 Obstinacy, a.-.0d5£(a, aVt£0t,a. 
 
 Obstinate aiddon^, dpLtTdirtiaTO^. 
 
 Obstmately, avQaii:,^: 
 
 . OFF 
 
 ObstrcpeAus, SropvpwSij^. 
 Obstnct non, avyypa<t>i,, KaTtyyC,). 
 Obstru ct, tfX<l,pdTTtV, KwXvw. 
 Obstr-.uction, i>*/,pa^i9, irfpicbpa- 
 
 Obtr'Jn, Tuyxdi/w, t-n-tTuyxdi^o), 
 \o.:pfiavoaat: by lot, K-A»,,.da), ^/«- 
 X'ayx«t/w, Xayxdi/a.: next, iiri- 
 Muyx^dt'U). 
 
 Obtainable, iirtTfvKTiKo^. 
 
 Obtaining, s. i7riTt.v^i<i. 
 
 Obtend, Trpotrrxofxni. 
 
 Obtrude, TrpoGwdilofxai, tl<roo6tu}. 
 
 Obtrusion, tta<udt](TL^. 
 
 Obtuse, d«/3Ai;s, d. aia0»iTos. 
 
 Obttisely, dp^Xuai^. 
 
 Obtiiscness, «m/3Aut);9. 
 
 Obviate, f/*ddz/ai, KwXi'U). 
 
 Obvious, ivapyt)^^ </>oi/tpJ9. 
 
 Obviously, ivapy(7,<:. 
 
 Occasion, s. Katpd^, ufpopfxy] : on 
 every, oirij luSixtTui : to be the 
 —- of, aiTio9 TovTou tlpLi. — Occa- 
 Eion, v. traptxto, Trotto), atTio'9 
 
 ONE 
 
 OPT 
 
 fifii. 
 
 Occasional, -TrapaTi/xtoi', avToax^' 
 
 dio^. 
 Occasionally, Uda-Tort. 
 
 Occult, diroKEKpvpfXtl/O^, «0i/Ao9. 
 
 Occupancy, KTficri^. 
 
 Occupation, dcrxoX/a, TTpd^i^, ip- 
 yaaia. 
 
 Occupied, to be, dcrxoXiau dynv 
 lu Tti/t, dax"Xitadai irpo^ Tt, 
 daxoXiav dytiu : to be — in, 
 tviiixi^ 6iuTpi^(o : to be fully — 
 in these things, '7r«9 tlvai iv toU. 
 
 Occupy, KaTaXap(3dvM, Kartxoa, 
 tTuXXafi(3di/U). 
 
 Occur, UTTflfXl, iXdtllf tTTl VOVV TlVl, 
 
 i-TTiXOali/ Tiut, d-ruvTdaj Tii/i, 
 
 wvavTOfxai^ o-umtt/tttw. 
 Occurrence, to (tvix^uZvov, to iu- 
 
 l^dv^ TO o-u/XTTTOJ/urz, K-atpJs. 
 Ocean, 'QKtavo^^ 'A/xtpirpLTi}, iri 
 
 XftyoK. 
 
 Ochre, a»X/o« '• ^^^ ochre, fxtXTOi. 
 
 Octangular, dKTdytoi/o9. 
 
 October, VafxijXiwi^, '0«Tui/?pto9. 
 
 Ocular, d00aX/ut».o'9. 
 
 Oculist, 6(f>daXp6a-o(po^. 
 
 Odd, dj/to-09, TTf p(cro-d9, d»}6>;9, </)«i/- 
 TucTTiKoi : number, dpid/xo^ tte- 
 picraoi. 
 
 Oddly, d>/0ai9. 
 
 Oddness, dnQtia^ TrepiaaoTt)^. 
 
 Ode, a55»/, aofxa. 
 
 Odioiis, (TTvytp6<i. pto->;Td9, Suax^- 
 
 p»i9, uTrcx^'k : to be, dTrex^^h 
 
 ili/ai Tivi. 
 Odiously, d7rfY0a)9, o-Tuyfptti9. 
 Odium, /Liro-o9, i-x^pa. 
 Odor, do-/Lij;, 00-^09, d^/xfj. 
 Odoriferoiis, tufr:5i;9, dpw/iaTa;5»/9. 
 Odoroiis, d(r<|>pai/Ti\d9, K-ija)6j/9. 
 OfF,_ OTTO, et/det/, ti/T£i/0tj/, aVd 
 
 Tow^f : ofF-hand, -Trpo^do-t a)9 tvf- 
 
 *c«, TvxovTtt:^^ ou fxdXa iirifxtXu)^. 
 Offals, TTtttr/Lta, Kaijupfxa. 
 Offence, 7rX>;/i/xiXfta, irX^fxniXr]- 
 
 /xa, dfxufiTia, /iXd/?i;, irpuaKoirri. 
 Offend, CTK-ai/6a\t$^i>, XuTrt'oj, /3«- 
 
 pui/(tf, irpoaKOTTTco, irapaftaivu}^ 
 
 irapavoptw^ dvidm. 
 Offended, 6u(r^f j/»i9. 
 OfTender, 'TrapafjaTi}^, irapdvopo^. 
 Offensive, (idtXupo^^ (TTuytpoi. 
 Offensively, (3dtXupu>v. 
 (58) 
 
 Offer, y. irpoatpipu)^ tTrdyw, Trap- 
 
 £X^, tyX£tpta>, CTTtwo/Liai.— s. ty- 
 
 X*iP';/ua- 
 Ollcring, Trpoacjwpd, duddyifxa. 
 Office, TO irputrTiKov, tu diovTa, 
 
 tpyov: offices of state, tu dpxtla, 
 
 Ta ft'taiXnct. 
 Officer, u7r»jpf'Tj/9. 
 Officiate, di/di/Tri/ptTto), 
 Officious, TTtpitpyo^. 
 Officiously, -Ktpiipyiti^. 
 Officiousncss, -Trfpttpysm, kirnt]- 
 
 otvai9, ^»;Atoo-«9. 
 Offscourings, Trtpixf/nnaTa. 
 Offspiing, TO yiri;uua, yoi/jj, tK- 
 
 yovov, c-TTtyoi'ij, yti/td^ ytt/os, 
 
 TtK-l/O/;. 
 
 Often, iroXAd/ct?, o-uvtx'*'?. Qapivd: 
 yerv — , 7rX£i<rTd»vt9: as — as, 
 o(rd/ct9 di/. 
 
 Ogle, v. u-Tro/SXtVcu.— s. vTr6{3\sfx- 
 fxa. 
 
 Oglcr, d uiroftXiiriDv. 
 
 Oh! </,aC,, -id,, /3«/^ai, ol, J, cl., a": 
 oh that! uxfitXt. 
 
 Oil, s. t'Aatoi/. — V. tXaido). 
 
 Oilincss, to tXaiwSt^. 
 
 Oilman, iX«to7r6JXj;9 : an oil-mer- 
 chant, EXaitfXTTOpo^. 
 
 Oily, iXatwSi}^. 
 
 Ointment, pOpou, xpt^r/Aa, dXoicpi] 
 a\tip.fxa, fxuficofxa. 
 
 Old, TTaArads, dpx«i"o9, yfpatd9 : 
 very old, 7roXi/iTj}9, -rrpo^tfiiiKw^, 
 yjjpaids, /xa»cpd/3t09 : old age, yr}- 
 f>a9 : extreme old age, travuara- 
 Tov yfjpa^ : old man, yt'pa'i/, Trpto-- 
 /iuTjj9, yj/paid9, ytpa(d9 : an old 
 man on the verge of the grave, 
 TVfxPoytpuiv : old woman, ypaiv?, 
 ypala, TrptafSd-ri^ : of old, Ik ird- 
 Xat, Ik iraXaiov : of old time, dp- 
 X'^iut^, 7rdX«j, di'wdsv : grow old, 
 yijpdaKU), yj/pdcj, TrapaKfxd'^u}. 
 Older, yfpaiTepo9, irptafiuTtpo^. 
 Oldish, yapd//T«io9, ytpovTiKo^. 
 Oligarchy, oXiyapxia, 
 Olive-tree, iXaia : of olive, tXat- 
 
 a;'d»/9: wild olive-tree, dypiiXaia: 
 
 olive plantation, iXatd.j/, iXatd- 
 
 ^UTOf. 
 
 Olympiad, dXy^7r/d9. 
 
 Omen, v. oiwvi'^ofxai. — s. nlwvo^, 
 
 olMi/ia-pa^Tfpa^: with good omens, 
 
 tTr' dyadal^ kXi]66(ti. 
 Ominous, dvaoioSi/iaTo?^ TipaTfo- 
 
 df;9. 
 Omission, TrapdXti\f/i^. 
 Omit, TrapaXtLTTM^ VTrsp^aiuw, 
 
 d<pi}\pi^ irupimxi. 
 Omnipotence, irauToSwapta, iray- 
 
 Kpaaia. 
 Omnipotent, TrauTOKpaTwp, iray- 
 
 KpUTVI. 
 
 Omnipotently, iravTOKpaTopiKui^. 
 Omnipresent, TrdvT?/ irapiMv. 
 Omniscient, TravTiTria-Koiro^y irav- 
 
 OTTTJ]^. 
 
 On, tTTt, £j/, uTTt'p : on account of, 
 
 'ivfKa, gen. Sid, ace. 
 Once, dVa^, Kaddiraf : at once. 
 
 One, tl9, yLid/'09: one another, dX- 
 X>iXa)t/, dXXjiAoj9, dX\j;Xoi/9, h- 
 aXXd^ : one of the two, tK-dT* po9, 
 oTTuTtpocrovu : for one's sake, Trap" 
 'if. every one, '7rd9 tKuaTo^^ eU 
 
 fi/caaTov : one-eyed, £Tfpd^0aX- 
 /xos, pov6(f)da\fta^. 
 
 Onerous, /3api;v, (jjupTiKo^. 
 
 Onion, Kpo/xpuou. 
 
 Only, adj. /idr()9, povaxo*' — ndv. 
 M^'Voi/, pdi/uJ9, '>or/i/, yt Ct]. 
 
 Only- begot ten, fxoi/oytum. 
 
 On.^et, CM/ioXij, t</>odo9, djwXoTrxv: 
 at the first, <!£ i(t>6cuv. 
 
 "nwanl, irponrco, Trdppo). 
 
 Onyx, dz/i;^, di/ux'T»/y. 
 
 Ooze, ffTaXd^.^, /.«T«<rTd^a,. 
 
 Oozy, vypo^^,^ iXwcj)^. 
 
 Opacity, to kirlaKiuv. 
 
 Opaque, i-rria-KWi, KUTaaKio^. 
 
 Open, v. di/oiyco, dvairTuaaw, Trpo- 
 (tmiuto, duaKuXOiTTw, dvuKXtico, 
 ai^uaTOfxou, : the head, Kt^oXtji/ 
 uTroKaXdiTTtadai, iKKaXuTTTtiv 
 fcpaTa.—Open, adj. dvuiKTd':, «>- 
 0aj/»;9 : — ajr, ,'/ aWpia : in the 
 — air, tir T77 aWpia : to sleep in 
 the — air, a/^ptoKotTflj/ : to lie, 
 auciKaXvTrTofXdi, 
 
 Opening, aVot^_t9, x^^^-f^a' 
 
 Openly, tV xd) q>uvtpw^ <pavipw^^ 
 dvafpuvodu. 
 
 Operate, tpyd^o/xot, iuipytuj. 
 
 Operation, ivtf.ynn, tTriTtXtiuxTL's. 
 
 Operative, ti/fpyjjTjhdv. 
 
 Opiate, TTofxa vttvikov. 
 
 Opine, uTroXtt/x/Sdi/u), vofxiX^w. 
 
 Oj)inion, yj/d;/x»;, oidvoiu, wv^^ xf/rj- 
 ^09, Kpiaii.Soypa, o6^a,66Kti<ns: 
 in my, AraT* «/xi/i/ yi/u>fx})i', d)9 ol- 
 pat : of the same, CTt'//xi/;j/f/jd9 tjm : 
 to be of the same, outoj yi/d)p»;9 
 t'xw : to change one's, dt-ar-idtfxai. 
 Tjiv iidvoiav, ptrafidXXofxai : 
 
 giv-e one's, yi/a!/xi)v dTrotpaivopai^ 
 
 yj/P/cpov Tidi]fXL : to form an, So^d- 
 
 ^^«, vofxiX^it}. 
 
 Opium, OTTLOV. 
 
 Opponent, d kvavrio^. 
 
 Opportune, KaipL09, tuKaipoi., liri- 
 
 Tl'lSllOi. 
 
 Opportunely, eV Kuipw, iv tw 6i- 
 oi>Ti, ivKaipwi, KUTd Kaipov. 
 
 Opportunity, tuKaipLa^ xaipd's: on 
 the first, oTuv Tdxiara., tv Tdx^i : 
 let slip an, Trapiivai ipyov tiv6<s 
 Kaipov. 
 
 Oppose, dvTioofxat, dvOiarTafxai^ 
 hia-Tcifxai, di/Tt'xfct), dj/Tt/xdxopat, 
 tvavTioo), nvTiKiinui : to na- 
 ture, dvTaytov'iX^^aQai tj; cftuati. 
 
 Opposing, ivavTio^. 
 
 Opposite, dj/Ttov, ivavrio%\ directly, 
 KUTuvTiKpu^ t^ tvavTia^, dvTi- 
 
 0Ut)9. 
 
 Oppositely, ivavTiw^. 
 
 Opposition, tvavTiwai's, havTiw/xa, 
 
 di/Tt7rpa^i9, di/TtAoyia, dvTi- 
 
 0£O-t9. 
 
 Oppress, KaTa7ritX.M. KaTuSuvaar- 
 
 TtUW, /Sld^fO, KuTuOXifSco. 
 
 Oppression, t^Atp/xd9, 0X/i//i9, KOTa- 
 
 Tpiif/l^. 
 
 Opi)iessive, ii-n-fpfSapii^, 'Kiicrip.o^. 
 0[>pressor, vfSpicnii^, Tupai/j/os, 6 
 
 KuTadXi^cvv. 
 Opprobrious, d//f/5to-T09. 
 Opprobrium, di'ft^09, XoiSopia. 
 Optative, tuKTiKoi : in the -1- mood, 
 
 lUKTlKtT)^. 
 Optical, OTTTIKO^. 
 
 Optics, r; oTTTiK}]. 
 Option, otpco-t9, iKXoytj. 
 
 M\ 
 
'. 
 
 U 
 
 »' 
 
 # 
 
 i 
 
 1 
 
 J ■ - 
 
 
 
 
 OST 
 
 Opulence, iviropia, ttXouto?. 
 
 Opulent, ti/iro/oo9, ttoXuxp^'M*''''*'*. 
 
 Opulently, cyTrooo)?, 
 r, ?;, TjTot, tix«, €tT oyv. 
 
 Oracle, fxavTtvfxa^ \p}}afx6':^ 6i(r- 
 0«Toi/, Xf *?o'/^'.''^t«^ i-iavTiZov : to 
 consult an, pavTivo/mai, \pdofxai : 
 answer by, XP"*"- 
 
 Oracular, /uai/Ttlos, /xai/xi/cos. 
 
 Oral, o-To/xart/cos, prjfiaTiKo^. 
 
 Oration, Xo'yo?, pfia-i^^ At^is: fune- 
 ral, \070s iTriTUfpLO's : to deliver 
 an, Xdyoy Xt'-ytti/, ti-Trtly Kara, 
 •n-ept, -Troo's Tit/os : compose, \6you 
 
 Orator, /OJ/xojp, pifrrip. 
 Oratorical, pjiTopiKo^. 
 Oratorically, ptJTopo^ diKiju. 
 Oratory, fj pjjTopiKi'i. 
 Orb, tTipalpa^ KVK\o<i^ t; oiKOVfiivi]. 
 Orbicular, <r(puipiK6^. 
 Orbit, Tfioxio, dpfxaTOTpo^ia. 
 Orchard, )u»;\a)j/, Trapa^ttaos, ottco- 
 po(pv\dKioi/^ 0(>X«TOS. 
 
 Orchestra. 6px»?<rTpa. 
 
 Ordain, Kitdiarrjfxi, iTriKXcodo). 
 
 Ordainer, KaTao-raTtj?. 
 
 Order, v. KfXivu)^ tTriTaTTO), irpotr- 
 TaxTOj, tirjTiXXto, rii/ajyto, ks'Xo- 
 /iat. — s. KotTjxo'i^ Ta^ts, evTa^in : 
 in — , iy x«^£t, /card Ttt^tv, cf^?: 
 to set in, KaTaTaTTO), ^laxaxTO), 
 tyKocr/Kt'to. 
 
 Orderly, ci/TaKTws, Kara Koafiov. 
 
 Ordinal, Ta\TtKoV 
 
 Ordinance, eTrtVay/ia, ^o'yyuo, i/^»7- 
 
 Ordinarily, koij/ws, i/o/itVtos, t^ 
 
 Ordinary, /coii/69, fxtTpio^. 
 
 Ordination, «:a-rdcr-rao^ts. 
 
 Ordnance, -rd iriTpoftoXa. 
 
 Ordure, a-Kwp^ 7) Koirpo^. 
 
 Ore, yutraXXoi/. 
 
 Organ, opyavou. 
 
 Organic, opyaviKo^. 
 
 Organically, opyaviKw^. 
 
 Organisation, hiniovpyta. 
 
 Organise, jSij/xioupyto), irXdaaui. 
 
 Orient, iwos, dvuToXiKo^, 
 
 Oriental, uva-roXiKo^. 
 
 Orifice, aro/xa, x^o-/"«. 
 
 Oi-igin, dpx'/, ytviGLi, aWia. 
 
 Original, apx^'^os, anx«yo»'os, a/o- 
 XtTUTro?, irptoTiWoKo^^ irpuiTo- 
 ytym : an — or first draught, hp- 
 
 Oritrinality, i-rvpoXoyia. 
 Originally, uoxik^s. 
 Originate, dpxo», yiyvopai. 
 Ornament, s. Koapijun, Koapo^. — v. 
 
 Koaplu)^ TTEpiaTtXXuy. 
 Ornamental, KoapifTiKo^. 
 Ornamentally, Kocr/ijjTtKeLs. 
 Orphan, opcpavo's. 
 Orthodox, opQoco^o^. 
 Orthodoxy, opQo^o^ia. 
 Orthography, opdoypacpia. 
 Oscillate, ioviw, dvnKiviu)^ Kpaddw. 
 Oscillation, ^6vi)<tl^. 
 Osier, oitTva^ piyj/, 6 Xuyos : made 
 
 of, oi<rwii/os, Xvyiif09. 
 Ostentation, dXa^ovtia^ Kop.iraa- 
 
 /uov. 
 
 Ostentatious, dX«^oi/iKos. 
 Ostentatiously, d\uXfiviK<M<i. 
 Ostler, iiriroKopo^. 
 Ostracism, oarTpuKiapo^. 
 (59) 
 
 OUT 
 
 Ostrich, an-povQi.oKdpiiXo^. 
 
 Other, dXXo^ : other of the two, 
 
 c'T«po9 : the one — the other, b 
 
 ptv — o ot. 
 Otherwise, aXXws, aXXws j;, aX- 
 
 Xoat. 
 Otter, tvvSpis, 
 Oval, wcoii)^. 
 
 Ovation, dpiap^oi IXaTTwu. 
 Oven, /cXt^afos, iiri/d^, iruiyiv^. 
 Over, y-TTtp, i-jrl, duio : over again, 
 
 £^ virap^fji. 
 Overbalance, aradpio yTTfpt'xw, 
 
 TTpOTtpfVtO. 
 
 Overbearing, viriprifpavo^. 
 
 Overcast, kiriaKiuX^u). 
 
 Overcharge, u-n-tpxt/xdui, vinp- 
 
 irXriQu). — Overcharged, vTripTi- 
 
 pio^. 
 Overcloud, <Tvuvicpiu). 
 Overcome, KpaTtta^ viKaw^ virip- 
 
 VlKdtO^ tKVIKdu), iTTlKpaTtCO. 
 
 Overcount, virtpTipdw. 
 
 Overflow, 8. irXifppvpii, KwraKXna- 
 po^, t-JriK-XlXTis, X'^o't^i tTTippo}). — 
 V. KaTaK'Xi'^to, tKKvpa'ivu)^ TrXijp- 
 pvpto^dvaTrXiippvpiwyTTioKTcTivco. 
 
 Overflowing, KaTUKXvapo^, TrXiip- 
 pvpa. 
 
 Overhear, i^okovu}. 
 
 Overlay, d-Troin/iyu), KUTaKaXvir- 
 
 TUi. 
 
 Overleap, viripdXXopai^ inrepTrtj- 
 
 Sdo}. 
 Overload, vTripyipi^u). 
 Overlook, kirnTKotriw, l<popdio. 
 
 firia-KiTrTop.ai, virtpi^uy^ iirip- 
 
 Overlooker, ttria-KO'tro^. 
 Overmuch, jidj. vicippiTpa. — adv. 
 
 Xt«i/, dyav. 
 Overpast, TraptXtjXi/OtJ?. 
 Oveqdus, '7rpoat)»jK-jj, inriptrpov^ 
 
 ifiripptTpov, iTrijdXiipa. 
 Ovei-power, KaTaKpaTtut. 
 Overrate, vtrfp-ripdui. 
 Overreach, i^uiraTdu), virtpftdX- 
 
 Xopai. 
 Overroast, virfpoirTdo). 
 Overrun, ipfiaXXw, iiriTpixoi. 
 Overseer, iiriaKoiro^^ ioyacrriipi- 
 
 dpX'JS, tVlTpOTTOS. 
 
 Overshadow, tVio-Kta^oj, d-jroaKt- 
 a^u>, iiriKpvTTTui. 
 
 Oversight, a(pd\pa, dpdpTiipa. 
 
 Overspread, irfpi-rrXda-ffw. 
 
 Overtake, ptTtpxopat, KLxdfU). 
 
 Overthrow, s. dj;a<rTaai9, difaTpo- 
 '7r»y,/ca0atpf crts, dva(TTpoff>ii^KaTa- 
 ffTpo</)»;. — v.di/i<TTiipi,dvaTptir<o: 
 auactTuTovi iroiw^ 7ro/u6tu>, kuto- 
 (TTptipfo-dai -TrdXfts, duwrptirtiv, 
 Kax«/iaXXa>, KaTuaKuirTU}^ t^- 
 avaoTTpif^ito. 
 
 Overthrower, dvarpoirtv^, Kadai- 
 
 ptTTJS. 
 
 Overturn, dvaTptTru). 
 
 Overwhelm, trvyKaXuirTu*, Ka-ra- 
 
 /Stt'XXto. 
 Over-wise, uTrtpao^o?. 
 Ought, ^£1, xp^ : he, you, they 
 
 ought, tS<f)iXe, (o(ptXf^, ta(ptXov. 
 Ounce, ouyyta, ^wSaKaTijpopiov 
 
 TOO bXov : of an, ouy/caios. 
 Our, ?j/itTfpo9, i/totTtpo9 : of our 
 
 country, vpiSairov. 
 Out, Ik or If : out of doors, tfo). 
 
 PAG 
 
 Outbid, dvTwviopai^ v-irtpi/iaXXu). 
 Outbreak, tVpay?;. » 
 
 Outcast, (fivydi, diroXi^, tU/SoXl- 
 
 palo^. , 
 
 Outcry, crvu06t}(Ti9, Karafiou. \ 
 Outer, i^toTipoi. \ 
 
 Outerly, k^wrtpta. \ 
 
 Outermost, t^fo'-raT09, ? (tx«to9.\ 
 
 Outgo, TTpyf /OX'' A««', "Trpotipi, TrpV''- 
 iroptvopai. 
 
 Outgoing, l^4o-<9, ifJXtvaii. 
 
 Outlandish, ^£i/ikos, ditodtjpot, 
 
 i^OJTlKO^. 
 
 Outlaw, dvopoi^ irapdvopo^. 
 Outlawry, Trpooy dp £i/(ris. 
 Outlet, i^oSo^. 
 Outline, ypappjj. 
 Outlive, viriptut, -rrepUipi. 
 Outpour, tKXito. 
 
 Outrage, s. diiKna, ulKia, d6iKi)pa 
 diivov. — V. ivvftpiX^u). 
 Outrageous, aypjo9, li'uno^. 
 Outreach, viripfiaivto, virtpatpta. 
 Outride, irpdiTnrivio. 
 Outrun, uTrtptJio), irnoTptx^^i irpo- 
 
 O^utside, TO c\Td9 : towards the, 
 
 t^iodev, lii rd i^io. 
 Outstretch, '7rp<Hax<^i irpotaxopat. 
 Outstrip, virfpfSuiuw^ virtpKuTrrw. 
 Outwalk, irpoTTtpiiraTiw. 
 Outward, i^wrtpo^, to Uroi. 
 Outwardly, fK-rd9, t^u\ ij^wdiv. 
 Outweigh, viripaTaiipllopai. 
 Outwit, t^aTrarao), ^ti/oKi^o). 
 Owe, 6<f>tiXa}. 
 
 Owl, yXai,^, (36a<:, fiovftd,v. 
 Owl-like, yXuvKciiiii. 
 
 Own, ?0iO9, KUpiO^, OlKftOS, ffiiXoi, 
 
 avTov. — V. Krdopai, Kartx^^- 
 Owner, KTi'irvop : of a ship, vavKXi}- 
 
 poi. 
 Ox, /3oi!9 : of an ox, ftofio^ : a yoke 
 of oxen, /Soo^yytoi/, /3oi;^yyto*/ : a 
 herd of oxen, (3ovk6Xioi> : an ox- 
 herd, ^ovKoXoi. — Ox-hide, to 
 (Soeiov Stppa, ^otia, f3ovSi\pioi\ 
 — Ox-stall, ftova-TaSiov, (3ov<na0- 
 pov. 
 Oyster, ooTpiov and txyrpitov : of 
 or belonging to oysters, daTpitVo9, 
 
 do'Tp£ted5T}9. 
 
 P. 
 
 Pace, s. /3,>a, padpo^, pdQpov, 
 
 PdtKxpn. — v. /3i;/i«Tt^tt». 
 Pacer, (3t)paTtaTi)^. 
 Pacific, £tpijiyaro9, f /piji/jKrds. 
 Pacification, tipiji/uiroua. 
 Pacifier, iipi]vo-7roi6^. 
 Pacify, lipiji/oTToitu), IXdaKO). 
 Pack, 8. ardypa, <^dpTos. — v. vKiv- 
 
 a^O), o-aTTco, </)opTj^taj. 
 Packet, </)a'A:tXXo9, (fiopTioi: 
 Pad, for a horse, t^,i7nrtoi/, Ta 
 
 Kavdt'jXia. 
 Paddle, v. ipiaaui, aaXivio. 
 Paddock, or large frog, </)y<TaXo9: 
 
 (an enclosure,) Trtpi/SoXos. 
 P.Tan^iratai/ : sing the, iraiav't^iiv^ 
 
 traidva aSttv. 
 Pagan, s. £i^a)XoXa'Tp>j9, d-jrtaToy. 
 
 — adj. fdifiKOi. 
 Paganism, ilSwXoXaTpiia. 
 Page, o-£Xt9 : dim. atXioiov, 
 
 
 J 
 
 Pageant yro^ir,',, Uapa. 
 
 Pail, irt^Xa, K-d\'irt9, hhpia. 
 
 Pain, s. 7rdi/o9, dhvvn, aXyo9, XiJ-Trt,, 
 
 poyou: a pam, o^vvMpa: to feel 
 
 pain, dXyt'o,, dx«oyuat.— Pain, v. 
 
 oOvvuta, TToi/tw, dXyvi/u). 
 Painiiil, d^i;t/jjpd9, dXyti/d£i9. 
 Pai'ituUy, dXy£t»/(I)s, juoyapui^. 
 Pains, to take, irpoatxui tivI toi/ 
 
 l/oui/, airovddiuy Kal dywvilopai. 
 Paint, V. ypdtpu), l<joypucf>tu}, vpo)- 
 
 fiuril^u} :^ red, (punooj : wliite, 
 
 ^/tpuvBtoco. — Paint, s. xP^h" • 
 
 red, fpvKoi, £09, Td : while,\//tyuy- 
 
 ^■09. 
 Painter, ypacjytvi, ^a>ypd^09. 
 Painting, ypa^j/, Itvypatfjiu. 
 Piiir, s. 5wd9, ^fcDyo9. — v. avi/cvdlcu, 
 
 dvuppoTToo. 
 Palace, ftaaiXdov, iraXd-riov, dp- 
 
 Xf^oif. 
 
 Palaestra, iraXaiaTpa^ dycoj/to-Ti}- 
 piov. 
 
 Palatable, t;5u9, ndvKpiui^. 
 Palate, virtpwov, ovpavidKOt. 
 Pale, adj. tbxpd9, x^'^poi, "XP^^^i 
 
 KpoKwdi]': : to be, wxptdu}, x^*"" 
 
 pi'Jco, dtrioxpi'dw. 
 Paleness, utxpiaari^^ dxpoia. 
 Palish, i'7rdxXoo9. 
 Pall, X'^"'^"", Tpifiwv. 
 Pallas, naX\d9, 'A0»;i/i,, 'A0di/a. 
 Palliate, iyKuXuTTTU}, iXaTTuu). 
 Palliation, iXdTTcoai^. 
 Pallid, a)xpd9, Xt'njtaipo^. 
 Palm, (poivi^ : of the hand, TraXd- 
 
 /*»/, '^ i>ap, yuaXoi/, kotuXi) : of 
 
 victory, i/tKj; : (a measure,) airidu- 
 
 /!»';, Soxpi'i. 
 Palpable, d-jrTd9, <f>avEp6^^ aa<liiU. 
 Palpably, tfxtvEpw^, auf^Hi^. 
 
 Palpi tate,7rdXXo/xai,Tptyua),<T*:atpa), 
 mraipoi. 
 
 Palpitation, 7raX/Lid9, a-KapOpo^. 
 
 Palsy, '7rapdXu(rt9. 
 
 Paltry, ivKara(Pp6i/t]T09, TUTTEivd^, 
 
 dSo^oi. 
 PanipcT, (TiTEuaj, Tpi»0da». 
 Pamphlet, ypappdriov, (iifSXioiov. 
 Pander, s. paaTpoiro'i and paaTpw- 
 
 ffoi. — v. pacTTpwrrtvo). 
 Pandering, s. puarpwrrdu. 
 Pane, iriuu^. 
 
 Panegyric, Travi]y vpiKO': Xdyo9. 
 Panegyrise, Trat/j/yi/p/^to. 
 Pang, d<5ui/>;/ua, w8iv. 
 Panniers, iiriadypara, KavQi'{Xia. 
 Pant, dadpaii/u)^ TrvtvaTidtv. 
 Panther, TrdfOijp. 
 Panting, dardpa. 
 Pantomime, iravTopipo^. 
 Pap, 0»;Xi'/, /ua$d9. 
 Paper, x^P'^^l^t "fd-nvpo^ : sheet of, 
 
 \apTiov. 
 Par, i<rdT»j9, to laov. 
 Parable, -Trapa/SoXi;. 
 Parade, s. iropirn. — v. iropirevio. 
 Paradise, 'jrapdo£io-o9. 
 Paradox, irapaSo^ou. 
 Paragi-aph, 'nupaypa(f)ri. 
 Parallel, •7rupdXXjjXo9, tffa<rTd9, 
 
 dvaXoyoi. 
 Paralyse, rirapaXvu}. 
 Paramount, u7raT09, viripTaTO^. 
 Paramour, £p«(tt»/v, pvtjaTt'ip. 
 Paraphrase, intpdcppuai^. 
 Parasite, 'ira/jdatT09, koXu^, iSwpo 
 XoYos : to play the, TrapaaiTiu) 
 (60) 
 
 PAS 
 
 KoXaKiVtjO. 
 
 Parcel, <^dK:£XXo9, <l)aKtXXiSiou. 
 Paich, ^^paiv(o^ </)pyyaj, cppvTTto^ 
 Kaiu). — Parched, duiKpo^^ tKKaio- 
 
 ptVO<i^ KaTUKfKUVptVO^. 
 
 Parchment, iripya/m^vn. 
 
 I ardon, s. trvyyvuDpn^ crvyyvoia : 
 deserving, avyyvwp}]^ u^loi : to 
 obtain, avyyvd)pi]t Tvyxdvtiv : 
 ask, avyyvu}pi]v al-rilv. — Pardon, 
 v. <ruyyti/a»o-K-6o, ffuyx^ptoj. 
 
 Pardonable, ar/yyj/ai(rTd9. 
 
 Pardoner, 6 <rvyyvwpovi,K6<i. 
 
 Pare, diroTt'yui/w, -TrjpjKdTrTtn. 
 
 Parent, TOKtvi^ yoj/ty?, ytj/j/Tojp : 
 parents, 01 y£j/j/>7<rayT£9, 01 TOKt£9. 
 
 Parer, apiXiov (tkutlkov. 
 
 Paring, irepixf/ijpa, diroTopd^. 
 
 Park, '7rapd5£t(T09, 7r£pj/3oAo9. 
 
 1 arley, v. XaXito^ Koit/oXuytopai. 
 — s. KoivoXoyid. 
 
 Parliament, 17 <ruy/c\tjT09, (iovXti, 
 yipovcria. 
 
 Parlour, 7ra<rTd9. 
 
 Parody, Trapwdia. 
 
 Paronomasia, Trapovopanla. 
 
 Parricide, 7raTpt>K-Tdi/09, TruTpotpo- 
 1^09, iraTpoKTovia. 
 
 Parrot, i/ztTTUKos, xf/iTTaKv. 
 
 Parsimonious, ipEidioXo^, pinpoXo- 
 
 yov, pVTTapOi. 
 
 Parsimoniously, piKpdXoyo)^. 
 Parsimony, <petSu), pinpoXoyla, 
 
 yXi(TXpdT»j9. 
 Parsley, atXivov. 
 Parsnip, criov. 
 Parson, £KK'X»}(ria(rT»;9, cyayytXio-- 
 
 Tf;9. 
 Part, ^£po9, /uEpIv, poTpa : to take 
 
 one's, ptTa xti/os tli/ai. 
 Partake, /utTtx"*, poipoSoKtw. 
 Partaker, Koivtouoi, ptToxo^, auy- 
 
 K'Xi/pos. 
 Partial, 7rpo(ra)7roXij7rT>j9, ai/t(ro9, 
 
 d5t»v09. 
 
 Partiality, irpocrwrroX^jij/ia. 
 Participate, ptrixt^, Koivwvico : 
 cause to, o-uy/vXjjpdoj. 
 Participation, ptToxh, noivMvla. 
 Participle, /u£tox';. 
 Particle, popiov, uTopo^, 
 Particular, £1/1*1,09, t6io9, ptpiKo^. 
 Particularity, i5(dTi;9. 
 Particularly, Idia, iviKws, i^aipi- 
 
 T«)9. 
 
 Partition, s. vopo's. — v. vipio, pt- 
 pilu). 
 
 Partly, Kard pipo^ : partly — partly, 
 Td piv — Td ^E, tj7 ptv — T?7 St. 
 
 Partner, /ue'toxos, Kuivuivot^ avv- 
 ipyoi. 
 
 Partnership, Koivwvia. 
 
 Partridge, -nipci^. 
 
 Parturition, w5tVj/(Ti9, toko?. 
 
 Party, aTd<rt9, ai'/0£<rtv, TrapaaKtvt), 
 <rvaTpo<^>7]. 
 
 Pass, V. n. TTtipco, Sitpxopai : to 
 pass by, Trapafiaivo), iraptpxoiuiat : 
 over, TTopOptvw, ^idy<»), -mpaiou), 
 ptTa(3aii>u) : over in silence, 6ia- 
 Xtiiriiv TL : through, oia&vvw, 
 iii^tipi, iiafiaivuy, Sioitiu}, Sl- 
 U\X"t^at-, Siuipondui : away, 6iap- 
 ptu) : sentence against, KuTut^iKd- 
 1,0): the prime of life, -TrapaKTid^o), 
 *^txi;Xo9 yiyvopai. — Pass, or Pas- 
 sage, •7rdpo9, iropiia^ Trdpt^/is u<rts, 
 iruXij, 5t£^o5o9, Tropdfiov : to open 
 
 PAY 
 
 a passage, iropi^o). 
 P;issable,'7rdpt/ixo9, SiafiaTo^, 'jropeu^ 
 cripo^.tp^aTo^, iviropo^, Trtpdai- 
 
 fl09, tVuSui. 
 
 Passenger, £Tri/3dTj/9, 'jropa/3dT»j9, 
 
 £/iX/3dT»J9. 
 
 Passer, o^otirdpos, Trorpa/3dT»j9. 
 
 Passing, t^oxou, £^dxu)s. 
 
 Passion, pfjvi^, opy//, 7rdt>o9, -Trd- 
 Vtipa. 
 
 Passionate, dpy/Xo9, SvafcoXov, 
 o^vdvpoi, ^vpov dKpuTtji, opyrfi 
 d*cpaT?)9. 
 
 Passionately, 6pyiX(jo<i. 
 
 Passionatcness, dpytXdTj;9, 
 
 Passive, VTrtiKwt/, tt t it) I'li/io^. 
 
 Passively, irsiQijvico^. 
 
 Passiveness, di/0u7r£i^t9. 
 
 Passover, xdax", «ypT»/ twv i- 
 1^vpu)u. 
 
 Pa>t, TrapfXi/XuOtos. 
 
 Paste, (f>upapa. 
 
 Pastern, kioXijxJ/. 
 
 Pastime, Trui6ia, Siayooy^, 
 
 Pastor, iroipijv, ftovKoXo^. 
 
 Pastoral, 'jroi/Ltai;TtKd9, /iouKoXtKo's. 
 
 Pasturage, vopo^. 
 
 Pasture, s. fidaKijpa, <})opf3ii, vopb^^ 
 vopri.—y. cfitpfiu), vinw. 
 
 Pat, KUTapti^u), i//T;Xaf/)da), Bwirtuu). 
 
 Patch, pdirju)., dKtopai : to — to- 
 gether, O-UppdTTTO), iTTia-dTTU). 
 
 Patched, puKwoiji^ KuTdppa<poi : 
 clothes, Kii/Tpcov. 
 
 Patent, ^iTrXwpa. 
 
 Paternal, '7raTpajo9, •jraTptK-d9. 
 
 Path, '7rdT09, aTpa'Trds, Tp//9o9 : 
 footpath, o-t//3o9, Tpi/^09. 
 
 Pathetic, '7ratJjjTiK-d9. 
 
 Pathless, di/odo9, darTi^09. 
 
 Patience, viropouii, tX»j/ioctui/ij. 
 
 Patient, TXi'ipwt/, viropoi/i^TiKo^ : 
 of labour, <f)ipi'jroifOi, TX>jai7roi/o9 : 
 of evil, (ptpiKUKOi. 
 Patiently, viropov^TiKuti., TXtjTt- 
 
 Ka>9. 
 Patriarch, '7raTpidpx»j9. 
 Patrician, iviraTpUiii., irarpiKio^. 
 Patrimony, 17 ova la., Td ira-rpiZa 
 
 Xpt'ipaja, KTijpaTa : to waste, to. 
 
 TruTpcoa KaratpQiipiiv, 
 Patriot, TraTpi(0T»;9, (ftiXoTraTpi^'. 
 Patroles, 01 t(PoSot, ol Trip'nroXoi. 
 
 (pvXaKt^. 
 Patron, o-i;i/»;yopo9, irpo<TTdr^<i, 6 
 
 TTpoaTaTivwv. 
 Patronage, cui/i/yop/a, "rrpoaTaaiay 
 
 irpotnaTiia., di/Ti'A j;i//tv. 
 Patroness, 17 cr i/i/j)yopo9. 
 Patronise, avi/tjyoptw, irpoaTa-riui. 
 Pattern, Ti57ro9, dpxtTi/iroi', irapd- 
 
 ctiypa. 
 Pave, kSacpilo). 
 Pavement, iSa(po^, Sd-rrtSoi/. 
 Pavilion, aiiXi9, Kuiixjoirtiov., cr/ctji/ij. 
 Paunch, iiiroydcrTpiov, Xairdpa. 
 
 Pause, s. 7rai/o-t9, dj/d'7rau(rt9, v. 
 
 iraCopai. 
 Paw, di/y^, ottXj';. 
 
 Paw-n, £i/£xupd^toj, viroTidfjpi : a 
 thing pawned, tft'xupoi/, vTrod/iKij. 
 Pay, V. Tjoi, /.aTari0»j/ui, ttTroTtVw, 
 StuTivpvot, piff^ota : tithe, dTro^c- 
 KaTou)-. ofl\, d-TroTioi: pay or suffer 
 for, Tt'i/ti), iKTiu) : pay a debt, Xuw, 
 StftXvw. — Pay, 8. /ii<r3-d9, mo6o- 
 Soaia., Tiyujj : one who receives, 
 fxia'6o<p6poi. 
 
 i 
 
If' 
 
 III ■^' 
 m I 
 
 It 
 
 h 
 
 PEN 
 
 Paymaster, /uia6o5oTtjv, /j-iadapv^^. 
 Payment, KaTu^uXi)^ Ttais, £«- 
 
 Ttortv. 
 Pea, TTiffo^^ iriaov. 
 Peace, li^Yjvi]^ i](rv\ia : to make, 
 
 il/j7]v<>'7roiiio : in pciice and in Mar, 
 
 CI/ o'lKia Kai kv TroKtfxit;. 
 Pfaciable, tijttipaiuv, t/fji/z't/cos, 
 
 Peaceful, upi]viK6^^ ilptji/vdti^. 
 
 Peacefully, tipijuiKw^. 
 
 Peace- maker, tlpijt/oTroio^. 
 
 Pcacii, /mf/Xou IltpariKuv. 
 
 Pt'tacuck, Tatb?, -rawu. 
 
 Peak, /ct>pi/0>/, -Trptbj/, uKpa^ Kopco- 
 
 WiS. 
 
 Pear, uttlov. 
 
 Pear-tree, j; aTrioi. 
 
 Pearl, yuMpyaniVj/s : mother of 
 pearl, irii/ua, Trivy], 
 
 Peasant, dypoiKo^^ KwfxriT)]^^ Uim- 
 
 T»;s. 
 Pebble, i^/)<^is, \i6i8iov, o-Tt«. 
 Peculation, to rou oijuoaiuu kXi/j.- 
 
 ^a: to be guilty of, KXtTrria ro 
 
 St)/j6aiou. 
 Peculator, »cXt'7n-i;s tou Si]fj.oaiov. 
 Peculiar, totos, o'lKtlo^. 
 Peculiarity, iotoT»;9, ioiw/xa. 
 Peculiarly, i^itov, toirt. 
 Pecuniary, XPUH't-riKo^. 
 
 Pedagogue, vaiSaywydi, iraiStv- 
 Tj;s. 
 
 Pedant, ypa/uLfxaria-Tt)^ viripfpnoiv. 
 
 Peddliuff uu-miXiia. 
 
 Pedestal, /3ao-ts, o-Tu\o/3aT»;s. 
 
 Pedestrian, Trt^o's. 
 
 Pedigree, ytvtd^ ytVos. 
 
 Pedlar, kutdj/Vos, TijJOTrajXijs, fxzTa- 
 
 (ioXtV'i. 
 
 Peel, TTipiaipia), XtTrro, aTroXtTTw : 
 off tlie bark, ri-Tro/XtTrt^co, f/>Aoi^to. 
 Peeling, K:t\i;0o9, Xt>ju«, XtTricr/uLu. 
 Peep, V. K-«tJ()(»d(i), (.TTiaKOTrtu). 
 Peep-hole, KctToirrpov. 
 Peer, o to-ov, /ifyio-raj/. 
 Peerless, a<TunliX}]Tu^. 
 Peevish, ^yor/cuXos, opyt'Xo?, trKw- 
 
 ^pUiTTO^. 
 
 Peevishly, crKvQpMirui^^ cvctkoXw^, 
 
 6pyiXta<i, 
 Peevishness, o-zcu^poVi;?, <jKvdpu}- 
 
 TTOTl/S. 
 
 Pesf, TTaxTaXos, kIvSuXo^^ yo/mtpoi. 
 Pelf, 7rXoi/Tt»s, x.oT'/»^«Ta. 
 Pelican, -TrtXtK-di/. 
 Pellucid, 6t«(^ai/i;9, ^tau'yjj9. 
 Pelt, 8. piv6<i, (ivpua. — v. ftuXXio, 
 
 SiKU), Traiu). 
 Pen, /c«XayU09, ypa(p£lov. 
 Pen-case, KaXafxoBi'jKij. 
 Penal, ■woivaio^. 
 Penalty, iroivi], ^Jj/iia, Tifitopia, 
 
 Tifxmxa. 
 Penance, iroivi], KoXaafxo^. 
 Pencil, ypu(pLs:. 
 Pendant, tKKpeim)<;^ niTtwpo^. 
 Peuetiablc, Sunropo^. 
 Pene'rate, ilaSui/co, Siairtipat. 
 Penetration, ciVoucris, o^vfppoarvvri. 
 Peninsula, x*PP^^U(To<i^ x^P^^^^V- 
 
 Penitence, utTuvoia, fiiTayvoia. 
 
 Penitent, fxtTavoio^. 
 
 Penman, ypa/i^artys, ypa<f)tV9. 
 
 Penny, /uva, 6^0X6^. 
 
 Pensile, fitTtcopoi, KpsfxaaToi. 
 
 Pension, l/cTt(rt9. 
 
 (61) I 
 
 PER 
 
 Pensioner, virojuiaOo^. 
 Pensive, Xu-mjpo^. 
 Pensively, Xvinjptoi;. 
 Pensiveuess, Xvttj), uvia. 
 Pentagonal, Trtj/ra-) txivo^. 
 Pentateuch, TrtvTuTivxo'i. 
 Pentecost, TrtuTiiKucmi. 
 Penurious, uirupo^^ ii/6ti)9, <nra- 
 
 J/lfTTtls. 
 
 Penuriously, IvStws. 
 Penuriousriess, tvS.ia, tvTtXeia. 
 Peniuy, aTrupia, cr7raviuTi]<:, tvcsia, 
 
 uo-Ti/jj/at?, iiriXuxpiv. 
 People, 6^M<>9, Xao9, X£cb9, oxXo9. 
 Pepper, Triirfpi. 
 Peradventure, tVa)9. 
 Perambulate, TrtpLiraTiot, Tripivotr- 
 
 TttU. 
 
 Perambulation, irtpivoaTijo-i^. 
 
 Perceive, Ka-raXapfiduw, uiaddvo- 
 fxai, vuto), KUTayivwaKw : one's in- 
 tention, ^idt/UlUl/ T1I/09 OLUyVUiVUl. 
 
 Perceptible, /caraXj/TTTos, uttrt^j;- 
 
 Perception, ai'(T0),o-t9, i/o'>j<rt9, kuto.- 
 
 Xi;»//(j, (tvuXmf/i^. 
 Perch, s. 7r*p/civ, irtpKi]. — v. t^tV- 
 
 Tafiat, (({n^di^ca. 
 Perchance, t<ra»9. 
 Percipient, aia6av6/hiei/o9, alodti 
 
 PER 
 
 TtKOV. 
 
 Percussion, TrXr/^i?, irXir/i). 
 Perdition, dXidpo^i, oXtUptvai^, d- 
 TftuXna. 
 
 Pereniptoriness, i(Txvpoyuwfw<ruvt]. 
 I eremptory, iaxt'puyi'Wfxuw. 
 Perfect, adj. T»'A«to9, ti/T*Xiy9, iv- 
 
 -TtXEX')^, ri-TroT^A.'/v, a-TTox^Xfu- 
 
 Vtij.—v. d-rroTtXtay, otairpuTTo- 
 M«t Ti, i^^pydl^„iuLat, dvOtv. 
 
 l crfecter, TtXiaTwp. 
 
 Perfection, TtXtiuxrt^, l^Bpyuaia 
 
 Perfectly, T£Xtw9, tuTtXw<;. 
 
 Perfidious, ("nrLaToi, dypw/xwv, a- 
 
 a-TTOuSo^, -TTCtpdaTTOUCOi, VTTEpchia- 
 X09. 
 
 Perfidiously, aTrto-rtos. 
 Perfidy, dTTLarla^ dyvuyfxocrvvi). 
 Perforate, xpuTn/w, oiairtipco, oia- 
 
 Tpiu), SiaTpvTrdu). 
 Perfoim, SiairpdTTU}, iTriTtXtui • 
 
 accurately, iTrifjifXovfxai, l^uKpi- 
 
 (Sout: diligently, a-rrouodlfjo irtpi 
 
 Tti/09, tViyutXajs ipydl^ofxai. 
 Performance, ^Ldirpa^i^^ irpdytxa 
 
 'Truiiffxa. ' ' 
 
 Performer, irpuKTrip. 
 Perfume, v. Qvpudui, virodufxidw.^ 
 
 s. dp(v/xu, iLvpov^ dufxia/jLa, dvuia- 
 
 o-ts. 
 
 Perfumed, Ky,wsi^. 
 
 Perfumer, apto^aT07r<iXj;9, /uLvpt- 
 1^09, /mvpo-n-wXi)^. 
 
 Perhaps, tVtt.9, ti/xoj/, -rdxaTrov. 
 
 I enl, KivSvuo^, Kii^iuvtv/na. 
 
 Perilous, Kii/dvifwo})^. 
 
 Period, irfpioSo^. 
 
 Periodical, -mpiodiKo^, Xooviko^. 
 
 Periphrasis, 7r(pi(ppitai>^.' 
 
 Perish, dTroXXuu>, out^pQtipofxai, 
 oXioXa, dTrop(f)6Li/6du), kutu- 
 fftdiuouai, Ka-raSuuco, tti-tttu}. 
 
 Perjure, tiriopKtu}, iiro/mvuiui, \}/tvS- 
 
 OpKtCD. 
 
 Perjured, i7rtop/co9, £7rtonK-,;Tt/cJ9 
 Perj u rer, xfj t y5w/xoV„9, xbidSopKo^. 
 Perjury, iiriopKia, iiTLopKoavvi]. 
 
 Permanence, ^.«^oW,, .>Me..'.. Pervert, d;a<rrp.'0a,:,;L;aaxp.7:; 
 
 Permanent, ifi/uLiui)^, ifjLfxdi'o^, Sia- 
 
 XtX>/9. 
 
 Permanently, kfxfx(vG)<i, Sia-reXw^. 
 Permission, avyyvotpi], d.-piai^, 
 
 <Tvyxii>pi)(ri^^ uvtai-i : by hisi, uv- 
 
 Tov arvyxwpVcruvTui. 
 Permit, iaw, tiriTpkiru), ri^tj/u.'. 
 Permutation, dXXa^i<i, GLuXXayn. 
 Pernicious, oXt^;ao9, ftXufdipo^^ 
 
 TTiJl/CtlXet^pOV. 
 
 Perniciously, (iXa/Stpw^. 
 Pernicity, wkuxj/v, tuxuti]^. 
 Perpendicular, K«tlfT09, Siufxt-rpo^. 
 Perpetrate, dtwrrpdTTu), ipydZouai. 
 Perpetration, oid-Trpa^i^. 
 Perpetual, cuivtKi,^, utdw^. 
 Perpetually, alti, ils aiwua, 61- 
 
 Perpetuity, aioioTj,?, to ca)uiKt^. 
 1 erplex, irXuvdco, TrXu^to. 
 Perplexed, riyutix^i/os, tTriTrXoKoy, 
 
 uTTupo^: to be, a/u.;x«ftw, diro- 
 
 ptto, Oiairuptu). 
 Perplexedly, ttoX u7rXo\-(«9. 
 Perplexity, dfx})xavia, d-won^fxa, 
 
 ttXuvi]. 
 
 Persecute, ^Xl(im, oicG/cw. 
 Persecution, ^10.^19, ota,7/x(j9, Mt- 
 
 <//t9. 
 
 Persecutor, 5.t.',K-T.;9, ciwkmv. 
 Perseverance, iiripovii, KapTinia, 
 
 Persevere, ciayivofxai^ fxtvo> lirl 
 
 TlVl, KUp-Tfptw, OlUTtXkwJpfxkuW, 
 
 Trpoofxtvu)^ inropiuu). 
 Perseveiingly, tTrt^oVwy, KuoTfpt- 
 
 ^■to9. 
 Persist, lirifxivui, ivitrxoum^ i<p~ 
 
 itTTufxai, Ciufjiivui, ifxfxtvu). 
 Person, TrpocruyTrov. 
 Personal, Uw^. 
 Personate, viroKpivopai. 
 Persomfy, irpucrunruiroUw. 
 Pei-spective, a7r<»«//t9. 
 Perspicacious, o^vo^pK,)^^ kotott- 
 
 TiK'09. 
 
 Perspicacity, -yroXvSkpKeia, oPvdtn- 
 
 Perspicuity, ^ai/fpoVjj?. 
 Perspicuous, tl>avtp6-i, cfjXo^, rpa- 
 
 ^09, KUTafpaifijs'. 
 T*erspicuously, (pavepj,^. 
 Perspiration,'i5pu.9, itluopwa-is. 
 Per-pire, iSpoau Kudiopuw. 
 Persuade, tteWco, ptTairtidw, trap- 
 
 aiviu}, virdyofxai : I am persuaded, 
 
 'JrtTTttaij.ai. 
 Persuader, triKTTi'jp. 
 Persuasion, 7rM<ri9, TrttOt;., iricTTt^ 
 1 ersuasive, irntTT^ipio^^ irtifTTiKd^. 
 1 ertain to, wpoai'iKto or dviiKuo. 
 Pertinacious, aiQddu'i, ^vatriKTroi 
 1 ertuiaciously, audaowv. 
 Perthiacity, aiUd^na, avdaoia. 
 Pertinence, to Trpoai/Kot/. 
 Pertinent, -rrpoatiKwu, fTTLi-iideto^. 
 Pertinently, -tt po<n)K 6 vtw^. 
 Perturbate,^ Tapdaraw, oiaKiviui, 
 
 vouvfStu), ivoxXtco. 
 Perturbation, -ntpufi^, -rapayno^ 
 Perturbed, yoXtf)09,\)x^»/po«. 
 Pervade, diu-rripdw, cupxofxai. 
 Perverse, 6idtrTpu<f.o^, 7rot/);po's. 
 Perversely, 6uia-rp6<l)vo^^ KUKortQw^^ 
 
 0"TpH^Xu)9, TTOt/IJ/joi^. 
 
 Perverseness, KitKoijetia. 
 Perversion, Siaa-rpocf,;,, irapaycoyii. 
 
 
 5tao-Tpt<^(y^ 
 Perverteij.o <?/«/,-- o 
 1 erusal, nvayyui^^^ 
 
 l^e , X«,^^,, X,^,,^ 
 
 rtSttr, Tapaao-co, -rf/ow. 
 
 Pestilential, Xoi^uolo,,?. 
 
 IVtal, TTtVaXoi/, </,uXXoi/. 
 J etition, v. irai^fii-rl,. ' ' 
 
 S. ULTlifMU, atTJ]ai9. 
 
 1 etifoner, air„TV9, i,c.V„9, iKT,>p, 
 
 Petitioning,' 7rapat'T„at5. 
 i etrifaction, 7rtTpo^«o-t9. 
 1 etnfy, TrtTpo'r^, Xiddu,. 
 1 ettiness, /x£^-pdTJ/s^ 
 
 J^tidanee, da^y.^a, D^p.^f ^Xv- 
 
 J'ftulant, y^p,aT,>9, t)/?p.^Tt/C09, 
 
 «^*X-y,,9, ai/.uo,',s, 7rpo7r£T,}9. 
 1 etulantly, u^pt<rT.«i., d.uiaxCu- 
 
 Pewit, t7ro\/r. 
 Pewter, Kaaa-l-ripo^. 
 P KTuomenon, <puivdnfvuv 
 i Jialanx, <pdXay^. 
 IMiantom, (pduTua/na. 
 
 PIT 
 
 ^.i;t::L ^'"^'^"-"^> --^p- 
 
 PLA 
 
 TpyTTai/Ol/, TtpiTpov. 
 
 P|ercing ropov, Tpar,59. 
 1 lercingly, TopcLv. 
 
 Pitchv, '7rt<r(rti5,,9 : (dark,) trvoTti- 
 
 "09, iptfitVVO'i. 
 
 Piteous, Xi/7r»;p6s, tXttii/oV 
 
 Piety, .^.;'/9, ,.^xd^..a ^pa9 t6. PUeousiv'^7';'^'^''-''^ 
 
 1 jtb ^vtXo^ : of a tree, to (rrtap 
 Pithiness, p<i/uj,, o-6ti/o9. 
 
 Pifl... .._ ' ^ 
 
 OlKTpo9, tVKaTa- 
 
 . ^ --- -r--"-, c.//x«ptta 7rpo9 toi/ 
 
 mctise r^^;.'"' ^-'^^^--'/ : to 
 Pi-ictise, £„ae/3t,„ Td ,rpo9 to;,9 
 
 ^-uv, X,;. .ucr.7i,,„, daK^uy. Pithiness ^' 
 
 *^>g, W9, o-t;s, Xoroo9 ■ dim ^^ ' 1,!,""®^'^'"'^''' 
 
 oto./. -1 Pi ' U^^! ; /'""• X«tpt- Pithy, y£„^,J,5,„. 
 , \. ^ 'fe stS o-uf/)09, atyr/no9 'Pitiful »X.c. • 
 
 Pigeon, ^.p.aT.pd, Tp,5pa,. • the pTtin.liT'' ' - • 
 
 male pigeon, TT.p.cTTfpoV ^"V'^'fuHv, ocKTpw,, ivKaTa<j>po,,j. 
 
 P'geon-house, ^^p^arep.d,., '..pJpilnoi ..X.i A' 
 
 O-T£pOTpo0froi/ ' J "lleSS, f»/A€»/S, OUO-OtK'TOS. 
 
 Pike, ^dp.;, Ady^ - (the Pi ^'"'r''^'''''""''."'''^^'^'''"^'''''- 
 
 •^^ap-Trd^o,. ' JjJ*^^^'^^. "rrpoypappa. 
 
 PilfVM,... ^_ ...X . ... A ace s To'7ro9, x^piou, x%>09 : 
 
 lu wnat, TTuv yr/9: in cverv, ^06* 
 "Trax., 7rat/Taxoi5 r-of execution. 
 
 harmac> , cpaof^auda, <t>apuaKlu. V\\UrT'' ^-^'^Vf'^- 
 
 Pliarynx,' ^^dpuy^. 
 
 I basis, <pdTi<s. 
 
 Pbeasaut, (^ao-tai/o'y. 
 
 Pinal, <pid\,i. 
 
 Pbilanthropy, fPtXavOpcoTria. 
 
 J u ologv, <piXoXoyia. 
 
 i b) omel, 0iAo/i,',A»/. 
 
 Ihi osopher, </)o\oVo</,o9. 
 
 1 11 osopl.ise, cpiXoaochia,. 
 
 i nlosophy, (t,tXo(TO(hUt. 
 
 Plnlter, <tnX-rpov. 
 
 Pblebotomy, ^Xt^orofxia. 
 
 il'legm. .pXty^a, ^Jpy^n, „^r„ 
 
 PMegmatic, </)X£y;uaT£J5,,9. 
 i licemx, (poiui^. 
 IMiosphorus, (f>w<T(p6po^. 
 I nrase, (ppdai^. 
 I'hrenetic, 0pfi/,;TjKo9. 
 i brenzy (PptvlTLt^ (poTro^, fxavia, 
 J^hysie, »; f/>l/ffi^-,J. 
 Pliysical, <pvaiK6^. 
 Physically, <Pv<riKw^. 
 i hysician, iaTpdy, dKeari,^^ dfpa 
 'n-tyT»;9, mTpoTt'xi'i;?. 
 
 t-^apTrd^oj. 
 Pilferer, d7roK-A.7rT,j9, 0.A'3t„9. 
 
 ■— \. n. Tripivo(TTtta. 
 Pjgnniage, d,ro6„^/„, -rrapotK.^ria. 
 
 Pillage, s. X.£a, <r,5X„, X.„X«<r.'a, 
 
 JKc/Xto^,, v.AMjXaTtVcruX.uco 
 0j«p7ra^,^, cKTT.'pt^a,, ^.p.ac^Xdo,. 
 
 I ! ager, crK-uX£^T;,9, apTra^. 
 
 I 'llaging, ^t„p^„y/,, 7r.pti^X,/(rt9, 
 
 fTiyX t'otOi/. 
 
 Pillory, V. crT,,XiTiv,Lu, drifiov 
 
 Pillow, •7rpoo-/c£</,d\atoi/. 
 
 1 llot, s. Kv^.pv^Tiip, uavKXijpo^.— 
 
 Pilotage, K-i,/3,>,,^t5, the v«^^ ;^' ' -T 
 
 , --^.^^ui,. — „i execution, 
 ^«<rai;taT„p,o//._Place, v. Tidrmi] 
 Tit)tpai, TaTTo, : in hattle-arrav 
 7r«paTaTT*,i., *\-TdTT£ti,, 7r«o;.: 
 -ruTTEii, 66vafxiv, irapdTaf^u 
 
 Placid, ■7rp«09, 7';/ifpo9, 7io-uxo9, tu- 
 
 pEi/i/9, yaXj/i/aios. 
 Placidly, »;<n.xw9, £ip»;i/tK-^9. 
 ll.'gue, s Xcn/xd9, Xu^,,, aX/,/,t9, 
 
 «.;«,^ </>aop„.-v. d.d., T./p.; 
 
 Plain, adj (without ornament,) d- 
 Koo.,,09: (level,) A*ro9, o,.„Ao'9: 
 clear) ^,;Ao9, Tp«z,d9, aa0,;9 : 
 (simple,) iditariKo^. ' 
 
 Plain, s. TTtSoi;, ireSiou: through 
 the Kair7r,6,oi>: wide, svpvxwptu. 
 
 *lainlv rrr.^.-„ X.. r, - ^ ^ ' 
 
 bysiognomist, <t>v<rLoyuu>uioiv, 
 i lysiognomy, (PvtTioyuwfxia. 
 1 lysiologist, (tyvaidXoyo^. 
 J liysiology, <t>v(TioXoyia. 
 i lacular, dj/o'(rto9, a^oo-toi/iaT/KoV 
 i lazza, o-Tod, irapaaTd'i. 
 
 lek, di/aAtyo^ai : out, iNrXtvo,, 
 
 Pickle, «'A^,,, Tdpixo9, ydpoi/, dP u- 
 
 yapov, paivi^. ^ 
 
 Picture s. ^a.ypd0,,yua. — v. r^. 
 
 Pie, dpToVpta?. 
 
 Piece^ rtTToVoM/xa, rtfiaxo^, yj/cofjidi, 
 
 ppm/o-yua, nopwv. 
 Piecemeal, //tpt/cdis, di/d fxipo<i 
 
 -irapa /itpo9. 
 J'ier, cTi/Aoy, 
 
 Pierce, irtipui^ Sta-Tnipw, Tpvirdu) 
 i lerrvd with r?orf=, . ^^i ' 
 
 the act of pinching, Ki.tapd9. 
 Pine away, </,0/„a,, T,,\'oyua., fxapai- 
 
 I me-tree, 'ttTtu^, invKj,. 
 1 inion, TPTtpi/^, 7rT«po'i/. 
 i^ink, (flower,) Kapyd(/,uAAoi/. 
 i innace, uKdrio,,, 0do-i;Aov. 
 1 innacle, dKpa, Kopviptj. 
 
 i int, £KT«US, KOTyAi;. 
 
 Pioneer,^ o 7rpoo5o7rota,i/, -rrpdodo^. 
 
 Pious, £uo-f/^,)5, t,)Aa^,',s, t).ocr£/3,i9: 
 to be, ^vaifi^oo, e^oatfStw. 
 
 1 lously, 6(o(rff3d>^. 
 
 I ip, irnnri'^ct}. 
 
 Pipe, V. avpiYco, auA.'a,._s. (r,5ptyP, 
 ^oi/a^, avX<k: hollow, aa,A//J, 
 o-t'/»a)i/, dun. ai(pcoviov. 
 
 liper, (r.;prK-T,',s, «t-A,,T,',p, auA„- 
 T-»^9, Xopai/Xj;9. 
 Piping, o-t/ptypd9, ai;A»;(r£9. 
 J iracy, TriipuTtia. 
 Pirate, -KtipuTi,^^ Truparno, 
 i iratical, TrcfpaTt/co's. 
 Pismire, /uvpfx,,^. 
 lit (^dpaBpou, fjdduuo^, ffyplap. 
 I Itch s.Trio-o-a.—v.Tr.aado, : (throw 
 
 ''f£^i'-)/«-«-PVMi./?<o : (place 
 
 01 fix,) Ttd^ifxt a-r^j^^lu. : pitch a 
 
 tent, KaTaaKuvoo). 
 
 w.. <^«.~.:;...|.Ser:^<^%,,. ■ .,, 
 
 (6: 
 
 1 iait, S. 'TTTOyfxu, TTTij^, TrXoK,',.-^ 
 
 V. -n-Tuo-ffw, TrXtKta,. 
 Plan, s. ^tdyp„^,^„._v. Omypd</)w, 
 
 1 lane, y.hfxaXvvuy, k^ofxaXiZto.^s. 
 
 P anc-trce, 7rXdTai/09. 
 
 1 Janet, trXai/i'jTij^. 
 
 Planet-struck, da-rpofSXih. 
 
 1 lank 8. aai^U^ S6pv, irivaf, tbd- 
 
 Xay^.__y. aaui^oto. ^ 
 
 1 anking, GauiSwais:. 
 Plant, s. <Pvt6v, <PvTivfia, <piTvpia. 
 
 Phuitaiion, <i>vTaXLd, 0t/Td,i/, <hv- 
 
 Planter, (pv-nvrih. 
 Planting, 0^Tt/a, <^uT*uai9. 
 
 1 laster, s. ,) yvxUo^^ efxirXaaTpov.— 
 V. Koviau), yv\J/6u). 
 
 Plasterer, /coi/mT»;9. 
 
 Plastering, Kouiaai^. 
 
 1 lat, Ttp.i.vo'i. 
 
 Plate, s. irivaKi'i, 'TrivaKiSiov : sil- 
 ver, «pyupa;VaTa : thin, aXaandi, 
 -JTtTaXov : to plate with silver, dp- 
 yvpou), KnTapyu.>du} 
 
 Platoon, Adxo9, <nrs7pa. 
 
 1 latter -n-dpoi/y^y, ^/^„r 
 
 llausible, 7r<0az„;,, e^7rapd5«K-T09 • 
 
 language, -TnOauoXoyia. 
 1,'ay, V. Tra/^w, fWOpw : upon an 
 
 instrument, y},d\Xw, /xAa.^.'o,, 
 
 /coTauXta,, ^.A.> : on Vi.c harp 
 
 'ciOapi^u,, Kidap^oStto: at dice 
 3 D 
 
 ■if' 
 
ii 
 
 
 pi 
 
 If. 
 
 if 
 
 8m: • 
 
 ■ '% 
 
 i 
 
 PLU 
 
 'TTtTTCUtll/, KV^lVtlV^ dcTT/oaya- 
 
 Play, s. irai^in^ iraiyviov^ irdlyfxa. 
 
 Player, b Trtit^toi/, -jraticx?/?, fxTfxos^ 
 
 vTToKpiTJ}'! : oij the harp, Ktt)apa)- 
 
 Play-fellow, crvfnraiKTi]^^ (TV/nTraiK- 
 
 Ttop, (Tui'T/Xi^-. cyi/yM'Xos. 
 Pjay-thiiigs, KporoTraiyj/ia, at^up- 
 
 flUTU. 
 
 Playful, TTaiyuicoSi}^. 
 
 Plea, oiMj, 'TTpot/jao'is, a7ro\oy>;/>ia. 
 
 Plead, a7ro\oyfco/[i«i, Trpuy/xuTtu- 
 o/j.ai : for, trvviiyoptu)^ avvSiKiw, 
 'TrpocrTaTtio, TTpo'io'Ta/iai : a cause, 
 
 Xoyov ClGUVdl, ClKljU VTTt^tlPy 
 
 atTioXoytiCTt^ai : as an excuse, 
 7rno(puciX^onai^ uiTioXoytw. 
 
 Pleader, Ci/»-ato\d>os, o-uftjyooos : 
 pleadei"s, ol kwt ayopdv. 
 
 Pleadinj,', airoXoyia : — days, «l 
 tvSLKOt, OLKuaiuoi vfxipai. 
 
 Pleasant, ijov^, «\u7ros, Ttpiri/o^. 
 
 Pleasantly, uXv-ttu}^, ijot'cos, Tsp- 
 "Trvtos, sup. J/6t<TTa, (iXi/TToTaTa. 
 
 Pleasantness, ijooi/i), TtpirvoTi]'!. 
 
 Pleasantry, iXarjoTtjs, ((iaicpoTi}^. 
 
 Please, upiaKw, ai/ddifoo : be pleased 
 with, fuooKtu} : it pleases, SoKtl, 
 apta-Kii^ tooi^f. 
 
 Pleasing, dptaTo^. 
 
 Pleasingly, upt(TK6vT(M<i^ dptarCa. 
 
 Pleasure, Ttpyj/i^, I'loouii, to Ttp- 
 iri/oi/, tJoos, Ttp'TTvoni^ : bodily 
 pleasures, at Kara to <rwp.a i)cuvui : 
 to give one's self up to pleasure, 
 eTrt6:<5dj/at iavTou Tals n^oi/als : 
 given up to. Tats 7)6oi'a'i^ nrpoa- 
 ■>]pTi]^ivu^ : to love, (piAi/otw. 
 
 Plebeian, Sri/uLOTiKO's^ t6ia)TJjs. 
 
 Pledge, s. kvi\vpov, appafiijov^ vtto- 
 ^■>)K-7j, 6/uLi)psia : to receive, tx/- 
 iXvpa^u) : to give, uiroTidi]fi.L t'i 
 Tivt : interchange pledgee, iricr-riv 
 didoi/ai Kui ^f'x*^*'^^"' • to pledge 
 oneself, iyyvai/^ iirayytXXtadui. 
 
 Pleiades, llXtia^ts. 
 
 Plenary, 7rX»;/o»/9, -TrXt'os, TtXfios. 
 
 Plenipotentiary, ap)(i'7rp£(r/3iUT»;s. 
 
 Plenitude, 7rA»;_«a)/xa, •nXnotocri^. 
 
 Plentiful, daxl/iXifi, tuTTooos, Trtpia-- 
 cro's. 
 
 Plentifully, oai^jXui?, fi»7rof)tos, pu- 
 5iji/ and pv(36)]i/. 
 
 Plenty, tv-jropia^ acua : to have 
 great, tTrippiu)^ irfpiovaridX^u'i^'mpi- 
 /yXu^oj, TrAEot/d^oj, jSpvcoy iiriiro- 
 XdX^ui. 
 
 Pleonasm, 'K\iova<Tfx6<i. 
 
 Pleurisy, TrXivpiTi^. 
 
 Pliable, icup.irLjxo'i^ Ka/xirTOi, yvap.- 
 
 TTTOS. 
 
 Pliancy, Ka.fxxbi's^ Kafxinj. 
 Pliant, yi/a^iTTTos, KupTripo^. 
 Plot, s. kvtdpa, iirijiovXi), Xo^o^ : 
 
 to plot Jigainst, tTrifiovktvw, iv- 
 
 tSptucVy ii/i6pa^ Kudi'^f.Lif, ii/iSpau 
 
 'TTottladui. 
 Plotter, iTriftovXo^. 
 Plough, s. dpoTpov. — V. apJoj, apo- 
 
 Tptd^o), dXoKi^to : up, i^apooi). 
 Plou'.diing, dpo<7is: a ploughed field, 
 
 apofxa. 
 Ploughman, dpoTi;p, dpoVij?, dpo- 
 
 Tptus, ^ti;y)/XdTTj9. 
 Ploughshare, i/fis, iii/i/is, tvXdKa, 
 Plough tail, kxt-rXt]. 
 Pluck, s. TtX ua. — V. Tt'XXoj, irapa- 
 
 POL 
 
 TiXXo), atroKvi^oi : the beard, t6v 
 TTcoywva tiXXw. up or out, t^t puw, 
 i^aiptw. up by the roots, iKpiX^oco. 
 
 Plucking, Ti\o-ts, TiXpo^. 
 
 Plug, yJ;u<^os, Kii/oaXos. 
 
 Plum, KOKKUfJLIlXoV. 
 
 Plum-tree, kokku/uljiXo^. 
 
 Plumage, TTTtpwcri^. 
 
 Plumb, (TTdd/itj, arafpuXi]. 
 
 Plume, TrTiXov, inipov. 
 
 Plummet, ^oXl^, <rTa<pvXi]. 
 
 Plump, Xt-TTrtpds, -xraxi''?, iriuiv. 
 
 Plunder, v. arvXaw, cvXtuy^ ctkv- 
 Xtuu)^ Xiji^o/xat : the dead, vtKpo- 
 (TvXi.03. — Plunder, 9. ffu\»j, okv- 
 Xtia, Xtut, X»jts, Xd(j)vpoi/y dp- 
 Trayj;. 
 
 Plunderer, cvXtir tj^^ cKuXt wt>j9. 
 
 aoTTaK'TT^p. 
 
 Plundering, tri^Ajjo-ts, oricuAti/ffts. 
 Plunge, K'uTaoyto, K'aTaTrci/Ti^u), 
 
 NaTa/SaTTTi^oj : (as a horse,) a(pa- 
 
 ddX^u). 
 Plunger, 6 Kctraovwu. 
 Plural, TrXtoyoaTtKOs. 
 Plurality, TrXnwacns;^ to yufl^oi'. 
 
 Pluto, nXouTlOl', IIXoUTtyS, 'AitOJ)9. 
 Ply, s. TTTuj^j;, ttAokO. — y.CiaKoi>iu). 
 Pneumatics, Ta iri/fVfiaTiKu. 
 Pocket, /9aXdi/Tioi/, dpyupoOi^/ci;. 
 Pod, Xo/Jds. 
 Poem, iro'fi]fxa. 
 Poesy, TTOMjcTi?. 
 
 Poet, TTOllJTIJS. 
 
 Poetess, TToif/Tpta. 
 
 Poetic, TTOilJTlKOS. 
 
 Poetry, ttou/o-iv. 
 
 Poignancy, to oijKTtKoi/. 
 
 Poignant, 5j;/cTi\ds, ^aKi/ajSij?. 
 
 Point, dK»/, aiyjj.il, ukI's^ dKUihci] : of 
 time, aTo^os, rtKapes, o-Ttyfi»j. — 
 Point, V. rtK-d^fo, d^ui/fi) : out, 
 Xfi-poStiKTtu} : pointed out, x*^/""" 
 
 <5f IKTOS. 
 
 Pointed, o-Taxi'ojOTj?, i]Ka<xp.ivo^^ 
 
 aKaxixivoi. 
 Pointedness, d^uT»/s. 
 Pointless, do-TiATTos, nfxftXv^. 
 Poise, XTT aQpidopLUi^ X^vyoarTaTiui. 
 Poison, s. (pdpfxai^ov^ ids, «5»jA>/T»i- 
 
 pioj/: for arrows, to^lkov. — Poison, 
 
 V. fpapuaKtvu) : any one, ^»;Xt;T»;- 
 
 pi'ois (papfxaKoi^ aTToAAdtiv Tivd. 
 Poisoner, (pup/maKtv^. 
 Poisonous, </)ap/ia\-cJ6)js, Iw'ojjs. 
 Poke, \}/iiXa(pdo}. 
 Polar, apKTiKos, /Sdpstos. 
 Pole, Koj/Tos : poles of the earth, 
 
 TrdXoi : pole-star, iXiKi}.,Kvvo<rovpd. 
 Polemic, TroAfyuifcds. 
 Policy, 'TToAiTtia. 
 Polish, ^tu) and ^uw, iiri^iw, 
 
 t-TTj^uo), XtKtii'io : otf, iia^tu) : all 
 
 round, 'rrtpi^tw. 
 Polished, ^to-Tos, ^wo-tos, yXa^u- 
 
 p6<:. 
 Polisher, Xeavrvp. 
 Polite, do-TU/vds, do-TtK'ds, ao-Ttlos. 
 Politely, do-TiKtos, da-Ttiui^. 
 Politeness, do-TfVo-/xds. 
 Political, TroAtTiK-ds. 
 Politician, 6 ttoXltiku^. 
 
 Politics, T« TToXlTllid. 
 
 Poll, (the head,) Kupa^ Kt<l>aXt] : 
 (a register of votes,) KaTaAoyos 
 »//»;</> oil/. 
 
 Pollute, pviraivu), ptaii/w, /ioXut/oj, 
 Xfiniifcoy avuyiX^ro : with blood, 
 
 with blood. 
 
 POK 
 
 HiuKpoviu). 
 Polluted, ti/ayjjs : 
 
 /tiinicfioi'O^. 
 Polluter, 6 pvjraivuiv. 
 Pollution, fx'ntvcn^., poXvvai'i. 
 P(dygamy, truXvyufxia. 
 Polyglot, -TToXuyXoJTTos. 
 Polypus, -TroAuTToDs. 
 Polysyllable, 7roAuo-uAXa/3os. 
 Pomegranate, pod and poid. 
 Pommel, X«/i»;, Kwinj. 
 Pomp, Tro/jL-nr't. 
 
 PonjpOUS, "TTO/UTTIArds. 
 
 Pomi)ously, irofxiriKu)^. 
 
 Pompousness, iroixTriia. 
 
 Pond, Xifivi], T'i<l)o<s. 
 
 Ponder, iiavoto/xai, iTriaKoirtw^ 
 a-KiTTTofxai 
 
 Ponderous, ^apv's, /3pi6us, i-irf.'- 
 /9i>t6»is. 
 
 Ponderously, fiaptw^, 
 
 Ponderousness, fidpo^^ ftpidoavvii 
 
 Poniard, cdAuji/, ^u/n'riiot/, pLd^aipa. 
 
 Pontiff, itpapx'/^i Upxitptvi. 
 
 Pontifical, dp^iepevTiKos. 
 
 Ponv, Xinrdpiov. 
 
 Pool, Xipiin]^ tI</)OS. 
 
 Poop, "jrpufxva. 
 
 Poor, wti/jjs, TrTtD^ds, aKTVfxtov, 
 trO£7js : poorer, Trtfto-Ttpos : vt ry 
 poor, -TTti/tffTaTos : to be very, 
 iipl fv ■ttoXXt) irtvia : poor people, 
 
 Oi]fHClOV. 
 
 Poorly, ti/^ttos, dK-Xccos. 
 Pope, -TraTTTTas. 
 Popinjay, v/ziTTa/cds. 
 Poplar-tree, the black, atyttpos : 
 the white, dxtpuiX^ Xivki], 
 
 Poj)py, IXTIKMV. 
 
 Populace, iT]p.o^^ Xao^^ to -TrXfy^ov, 
 
 OL iroXXoi. 
 Poj)ular, ^»j/xa>5jjs, o>juoTi*cds, oij- 
 
 /iayto") ds. 
 Popularity, ^j/fiaywyta, StjjuLapta- 
 
 Tia. 
 Populate, oIkiX,u). 
 Population, d dpt3'/ids tou hriiiov : 
 
 large, -TroXi/aft^pajTria, df^po-TrAj)- 
 
 Populous, TToAudi/Bpanros, iroXv- 
 
 ni/6po^. 
 Populousness, 7roAu'7rX»56f ta, irav- 
 
 »;yupts. 
 Porch, o"Tod, irnnBvpou, -Trpo/ioAi'/, 
 
 TrpoTTuXotoi/, at'AtOtoi; : of a tent, 
 
 Trpoo-*c»jt;toi; : of a church, irpu- 
 
 vaov. 
 P«>rcupine, rj i/o-toj^. 
 Pore, s. Trdpos. — v. aTiviX^oy^ irapu' 
 
 KVTTTU}. 
 
 Pork, Arptas "X^oipsiov, viiou. 
 Porous, /cAftOpidj^jjs, TroXuTpi/TOS. 
 Port, op/ios, \ipi)v, vauXo^o^. 
 Portable, </)optjTds. 
 Portal, TrdAjj, irapatrTds. 
 Portend, tTTKnifxaivcj, irpofpaivu}. 
 Portent, Ttpas. 
 
 Portentous, TfpaTa)3»;s, Ttpdo-Ttos. 
 
 Porter, TruAoupds, TrwAwpds : f/)o- 
 
 pi i/s^ »/)O()To/3ao'Td/cTj/s,0opTj;yds, 
 
 fOJTO^dpOS, (TKlVO(f)6pO^. 
 
 Portico, (TTod, irapao-Tds. 
 
 Portion, s. yutpos, /ufpls, arvpfiopia, 
 uTro/x.oipa : a woman's, tcuov, 
 "^pol^^ '/^fpj/ij. — Portion, v. fxipiX^u), 
 
 SlU/ULfpi^U). 
 
 Portionless, djuotpos, dt^j/os. 
 Portmanteau, 5opds. 
 
 . "tow 
 
 
 Portrait, Xitaypa^yyifia. 
 
 Portray, %uiypacl>iui, tlKovilw. 
 
 Position., To-n-otJto-ta, ^^(711. 
 
 Positive,, i<Ty(ypoyvwfxu}v. 
 
 Positivcness, to-xi/poyi/eo/toadi/i;. 
 
 Possess, KT-dofxai, KaTt'xw, vifxofxai. 
 
 Posst.-ssed of, tyK-paT»)s, iirifioXo^. 
 
 Possession, KTijai^, uTij/uia, K«ToYfj. 
 
 Possessor, KTtj-rojp. 
 
 PosMbility, to cvi/utov. 
 
 Possible, ^i/i/ttTos, olds ts : it is, 
 tVot'xcTot, oldi; tan, dwarou 
 io-Ti : it is not, oiix o16v i<TTi : it 
 jf »iot— -that ye can have erred, ovk 
 ta-Tiu oTTtos vfxdpTtTS : as much 
 as, £7rt TO TrAtio-Tov, ois Ta iruX- 
 Xd, Kad' oaov o\6v te , tis oldv te : 
 as soon as, oaov avriKa, ws tu- 
 
 Pu.st, s. ypafx/uLaTotpopo^, cnouo- 
 t>^tipv^ : in post-haste, dpofxnoiji/ : 
 l)o>.t-horse, i'TTTros Tuyvcpd/xo^ : 
 post-house, ypa^^aTof/)i/Ad/v toi^— 
 1 ost, V, Taxvopofxtw, tiriairtvoui: 
 to post up, irpoypdfpu). 
 I ostage, d tov ypa/x/xaTOfpopov 
 
 /uicrtJds. 
 Poster, Tax«'Opd/ios. 
 Posterior, dTrtVtlios. 
 Posteriors, Trpoxwvai, TrpwKTds, 
 
 irvyij. 
 Posteiity, aTroyovoi, 6\}/iyovoi, tTri- 
 
 yovoi, oi tTTtiTa, ol fxtTayivtl-i. 
 Posthumous, oypiyovu^i. 
 Postpone, dvajiaXXofiai, diufxiXXco, 
 
 VTrtpTidt/xai. 
 Postulate, d^iwfxa. 
 Posture, axflfia. 
 Posy, dyyoXoyta, kiriypafxfxa tiri 
 
 duKTvXiuv. 
 Pot, xi^JP", Xipi]^: pot-companion, 
 
 <n;^TrdT»/s. 
 Potash, /cdfts. 
 
 Potation, avfx-irotriu, Trdo-ts. 
 Potency, ^di/a/zts, to'X''^* 
 Potent, iviiuTo-i, i^x* po<i. 
 Potentate, cut/ao-Tjjy. 
 Potential, 6vvaT6<i. 
 Pother, dopvftoi, Tapax>/. 
 Potion, TToo-ts, TTofxa. 
 Pottage, TrdAxos. 
 
 Potter, Ktpufxtv^y TrAdoTTtjs : of a, 
 Kfpap.iKo^j^fpdfxto^: potters' wheel, 
 
 T(»Oxds TWU Ki-pU/XlKWU. 
 
 Pouch, 'JTiipa, fxdpavTTO'Sy (SaXdi/- 
 
 TIOV. 
 
 Poult, opvLQiov, vtoacro^. 
 Poulterer, dpi/tt^oTrtoAj/s. 
 Poultice, KaTaTrAacr^a. 
 Pounce, ovv^, xwX»i : to — on, 
 
 X'/Aais (TvXXafifini/tiif. 
 Pound weight, /xt/d, Xhpu, uXkij. 
 Pound, V. (jyXdo), (rvvrpiftui^ avy- 
 
 KOTTTIO. 
 
 lour, Kt'ptii, (TTriiiSu), x*"* • ''^ or 
 upon, iyxtu), tTtixtuu diroftptxto: 
 out, Uxtu), djroxtui, (TTrti/daj, 
 KUTaxtu), irpoxiw. xwi/t/f d(<>. 
 
 Pouring, xdo-ts : forth, Trpdxwcris. 
 
 Povertv, Trivia, criravia, irTwxtia : 
 to be in, -tttwx*'^'^', diropilv XP^i' 
 fxuTwif, fJuai it> irtvia : reduce to. 
 •7rTa»x'^w : concealing wealth un 
 der the appearance of, TTTcoxoTrXod- 
 trios. 
 
 Power, 6vvaixi^, iorX^^^ KpdTo^, i^- 
 ouaia : to be in, iu dpxii ilvai. 
 
 Powerful, ^i/i/aTos, KpaTaids, layo- 
 ((J4) 
 
 PRE 
 
 pds,^ lyKparii^, ct/tpyijTtKds : to 
 be, pojvvv/xai. 
 
 Practicable, TrpaKTds. 
 
 1 radical, TrpaKTiKds, ^jtXdspyos, 
 tpywdii^. 
 
 Practically, irpuKTiKU)^. 
 
 Practice, TrpaypuTiia, do-Zvijo-ts, 
 Tpt/3j/.— Piactise,Trp«y/iaTfuo/iat, 
 aaKtu), ivfpyiui, diairoviu) : phy- 
 sic, taTpfdco. 
 
 Practised, Tpiftwv. 
 
 Practitioner, TTpayyuttTivTi/s. 
 
 Pra?tor, 6 rov crrpaTuu dpxwu, tV- 
 apxos. 
 
 1 ra-toiian, TrpatTtoptai/ds, iiyipLOvi- 
 
 Pr^torsliip, •TrpatToiJpa, lirapxia. 
 Pragmatical, Tr^ayyuaTt/vds, d\Ao- 
 
 TpiOTTpdy/XOtlV. 
 
 1 raise, s. tTratt/os, otVeo-ts, tyKco- 
 
 p-iov, tv(piifxiu — v.fc7ratj/ta),att;ito, 
 
 tvXoyio), kyKwpiuiX^w. 
 Praised, tTratroy/xtt'os, Kurtvfpmxi- 
 
 fos, tvdoKifxo^. 
 Praiscr, liraLvtr^^, iyHcofxiaari'i^. 
 Praiseworthy, tTTajz/tTos. 
 I ranee, Kpoaivui^ Tnjcdto. 
 1 rate, s. X;7pos, aTdifxvXiu. v. 
 
 X»;pta», K-toTiAXo), ffTa>/xdXXw. 
 Prater, d^oAto-xi/?, <^'rot)fivXi'}dpt]<s. 
 I rattle, v. (ttw/xuXXu), a'ooAf o-xtto, 
 
 <tiXvapiu}. — s. (TTwixvXiu, </>Ai/a- 
 
 pia 
 
 Prattler, d /coiTtXos, <rTaj/iuX»jflpj;s. 
 Pray, Stofxai, tOxofiai^irupuKuXtw, 
 
 Trpuaiuxofxai. UtTtvu) : 1 prav 
 
 thee, J Wdv. ^ • 
 
 Prayer, (5t»/o-ts, Sti}/xa, ti'X''/. apd. 
 Preach, dyoptvtv, tvayytXi^uj. 
 Preacher, dyop»,Tj/s, £.yayy£AtcrT7;s. 
 Preamble, 'jrpooifxiov, TrpdAoyos. 
 Precarious, dfitftaio^, diropa. 
 Precaution, irpofxnQtia, euXdftua, 
 
 TTpocfyvXuKt] : to use, irpofxiidio- 
 
 fJLai. 
 
 Precede, 'npo^aivui, TrpoTroptvofxai, 
 
 "TTpota-Tafxai, TrpoTspiuu). 
 Precedence, irpoaTaaia, irpooTa- 
 
 O-IS, TTpOTtpilfxa. 
 
 Precedent, irapddiiyp.a. 
 
 Precept, irapdyytA/ia, iTTLTay/na, 
 
 ivToXi), diSuy/xa. 
 Preceptor, StodaKaXo^, iraioayw 
 
 yds. 
 
 Precious, tvrifxo^, rifiia, ttoXvtl- 
 
 fXO^. 
 
 Preciously, Ivti/xuk!. 
 
 Preciousness, Tt^idTj;s. 
 
 Precipice, /fpi;yui/ds, diroppd)^ t6- 
 
 Precipitate, v.^ Kpij,xvi^a>, KaTa- 
 Kpijfxvi^w, piTTTu). — adj. Trpo- 
 
 TTlTlli, 'jrpOKdpi]VO<S. 
 
 Precipitately, TrpoTTfTtos. 
 I'recipitation, KuTaKpt]fxvii<Ti9, irpo- 
 
 TTtTfia. 
 
 Precii)itous,^ vpj/yufd.oijs, diroKpiifx- 
 
 fos, diroppw^. 
 Precise, dKpifi,)^, aKtdpd^. 
 Precisely, dftrpt/idjs, a-KtOpwi. 
 Preciseness, aKpilitia. 
 Preclude, aTrouXeito. 
 Precocious, Trpa.Vos, TrptiV/xos. 
 Precocity, TrpajtoVj/s. 
 Preconceive,' Trpoaiaedvoixai. 
 Preconception, Trpoaiadijai^. 
 Precursor, Trp6cpofxo<;. 
 Predatory, Xj/orTptKds & X»;aTt^ds. 
 
 PRE 
 
 Predecessor, Trpdyoj'os. 
 
 Predestinate, Trpooptgw. 
 
 Predestination, 7rpvopi(rfi6'i. 
 
 Piedetermination, TrpoKpiai^, irpd' 
 6taiv. 
 
 Predetermine, irpoKpivw, irpoTutT- 
 <ra), irpoopiX^u). 
 
 Prcdiciuncnt, KaTdaTaais : or pre- 
 dicate in logic, KaTijyopia. 
 
 Predicate, v. uaTi)yvptu). 
 
 Predict, fxavrtvo/xai, XP'J<''/'^'''dcw, 
 
 TTpOfplJTtlKV. 
 
 Predicted, -TrpdppjjTos. 
 
 Predicter, /udt/Tts, X/"'io"/ioXdyos, 
 
 7rpo(/>»iTj/s. 
 Prediction, fxavrtla, XP'JO'/xa)0j;/ia, 
 
 irpodyytXpa, 7rpo^)j/T£ta, irpop- 
 
 p»;a-<s. 
 Predilection, irpo(TWTroXi}\}/ia. 
 Predominance, t-n-tKpdTita, tirtK-pd- 
 
 T»jO-tS. 
 
 Predominant, fc7rtK-p«T»js. 
 Predominate, iiriKpuTtu), uTrip- 
 
 txo/JLai. 
 Pix-eminence, TrpwTCt'a, v-rrfpoxi), 
 
 i-Trfp/JoXj/, vTTtplJaffL^. 
 Pre-eminent, inrtpoxo^, t^oxo^. 
 Pre-establish, TrpoKa^iaTiiixi. 
 Pre-exist, irpou'TrdpXM- 
 Pre-existence, TrpowTrap^ts. 
 I reface, s. irpoulfxiov, TrpdXoyos. — 
 
 V. irpoKUTdpxonai, irpooiixidX^io, 
 
 TTpoXoyi'^io. 
 I refatory, TrpouLfxiaKov. 
 Prefect, 6 'Trposa-Tw^, fTrterTaTtjs, 
 
 vyt^wu, tirapxo^, aarpdiri)^, iiri- 
 
 fxiXi}Tii^, tTrirpoTros. 
 Prefecture, iirapxtia. 
 Prefer, 'Kpo(lnpui, irpoKpivu), irpo- 
 
 taTapai, irpoTifxdw. 
 Preferable, alptTojTfpos, irpoaipt- 
 
 Tos, TrpoaiptTto<i^ TrpoTifxo^. 
 Preference, irpoaiptai-i, irpoTifxii- 
 
 (TtS. 
 
 Preferment, Trpoayujyiu 
 
 Prefigure, irpoTviroco. 
 
 Prefix, V. irpoTi'ej/^i.— A Prefix, 
 
 (in grammar,) fxopiov TrpoBiTiKov. 
 Pregnancy, Kuj/o-ts. 
 Pregnant,^ iyKVfxcav, iv yaarrpl l~ 
 
 Xpvtra, iyKvo<! : to be, kvco, nvtto^ 
 
 tyKuu), Kvocjiopiu). 
 Prejudge, irpoKpivco, "TrpootKd^o., 
 
 'TrpoK-aTayti/tia/vw, 
 Prej udicc, irpoupiafi, TrpoKaTdyvw 
 
 ffts, TrpoKpifxa. 
 Prejudicial, /SAa/Sfpds. 
 Prelacy, tTriaKo-rrt'i. 
 Prelate, tTrto-KoTros. 
 Preliminary, TrooTtpiKos. 
 Prelude, irpooifxiov. 
 Premature, Trpdoipos, irpwi/xo^. 
 Prematurely, Trpwi, TrpwV^oi/, TrpuJ- 
 
 Prematurity, irpwioTi]':. 
 Premeditate, irpofxtXtTuu}. 
 Premeditation, ■TrpoyutXtTj/crts. 
 Premier, TrpaJTos, dpxt>»:ds. 
 Premise, Trpoot^td^to. 
 Premises, Td irpooifxia, Td <ppoifxia: 
 
 (lands or houses, &c ,) x^^P^fi- 
 Premium, ytpas, ddXov, yuio-6ds. 
 Pre-occupy, -TrpoKaTaXa/uijSdvco. 
 Preparation, irupacTKivA : with great, 
 
 TrapaaKt vaa/xivw^. 
 Preparatory, Trapao-Kfyao-TtKo's. 
 Prepare, TrapaaKt ud^co, t^opTdw, 
 
 tTot^d^w : beforehand, irpoaTpiov 
 3 D 2 
 
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 i>- 
 
 
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 1 * .*• bj 
 
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 PRE 
 
 vuu), TrpoKaTaaKtvu^o) : a banquet, 
 
 (rvyKooTtio avjULTTocriou. 
 Preparedly, ek Trapaa-KEvTi^. 
 Prei)aredness, irapu(TKEvaai<s. 
 Preparer, 6 irapacyKi-vuX.'KV. 
 Preponderance, uTrt/jo-Tay^ij/o-t?. 
 Prej)onderant, uTrtfiCTTaO/iJixt/cos. 
 Preponderate, vTTEpa-Tccdfxi^a). 
 Preposition, TrpoOsa-i^. 
 Preposterous, TrpwduarTtpo^. 
 Preposterously, vcrTtpou 'TrpoTcpoi/, 
 
 'TTpcoduCTTEpOl/. 
 
 Prerogative, 'jrXsovtKTijfxa, irpovo- 
 
 n'lu, TO irporip^fxa. 
 Presage, s. Trpo/xduTtvfxa, irpot^i]- 
 
 TiLa. — V. TrpofpijTtuu), Trpoaiafd- 
 
 vop.ai. 
 Presbyter, TrptcftvTEpo's. 
 Presrience, irpoyvwcTL^. 
 Prescient, "Trpoyt/ojo-riKo^^TrpoeiSijo^. 
 Prescribe, viroypdcjico^ Trpoypaqxa, 
 
 tTTlTlKTCTia. 
 
 Prescript, s. uTroypacjjUy tTiTa^i^. 
 
 Prescription, '7rp(;7/)af/)»/,t7rtTay/irt. 
 
 Presence, Trapouaria. 
 
 Present, adj. Trapwi/, iue<rrw^ : to 
 be, Eyyi^o/mai, 'Kuptifxi^ Trapa- 
 Tuyj^aj/cu, TrpocrKEi/uLaL, iritpayi- 
 vofxai : at — , i'i/ Tto irapaxpTifxa^ 
 ill Tto irapovTi. — Present, s. oHopov^ 
 XaptoT/ua, ytpa<s : to bestow j)re- 
 sents, 5u)()t«/xai, )(api^ouai,56optai/ 
 didwiui. — Present, v. Tra^t'xa), iy- 
 yi/«Xi^ct», ^apiX^ofxai : with the 
 freedom of the city, TroXiTtiuv 
 Si66vai, iyypd(ptiv xj; iroXti. 
 
 Presentation, Trapox^'u 
 
 Presently, avTiKu^ tvdu9. 
 
 Preservation, o-yj/xi/ojjo-ts, awTijpia. 
 
 Preservative, TrpoffivXaxTLKo^. 
 
 Preserve, c^yXaxxco, o-u»^to, Tifpitv, 
 crvvTi)piuy^ ^taffto^o). 
 
 Preserver, a-u)Ti]p, cftuXa^, 
 
 Preside, tTriaxaTtw, iffyiarTct/uLai, 
 iTrdp)(^(o^ TTpoaTuTito, dvuacTTtvo}, 
 irpotdptvui^ I'lyiofxai. 
 
 Presidency, irpooTaaia^ irpoaSpia. 
 
 President, Trpo't^oos, Icftopoi^ irpo- 
 £(rT(i)S, ?;'yeatoi/, tTrtoTTaTfjs. 
 
 Presignify, Trpoar]aaivu). 
 
 Press, V. Trtt^tt), dXipu), lyKtifxai. — 
 s. 7rt£<TTpoj/, 'Tru<rTripiov^ iruo'Ttip. 
 
 Presser, irucrrnp. 
 
 Pressure, Triecriv, TrtEc^os, Trtt^is. 
 
 Presume, dXaXfivtCiofiai^ vTreptjffia- 
 
 VtU). 
 
 Presumption, dXa'^ovtia, virepi}- 
 
 <pavia. 
 Presumptuous, aXa^tov, vTrlpfftpMu^ 
 
 U7r£pji0<ti;os. 
 Presumptuously, utts p >;</>«!/ ws. 
 Pretence, TrpJf^ao-iS, '7rp6(7\i]pia^ 
 
 UTTOKpiaiS. 
 
 Pretend, TrpocpaaiX^ojuiai^ viroKpit/w^ 
 
 TTpo^aXXo/uLaiy irpoTtivu}. 
 Pretender, viroKpLTt)<i^ etpoov. 
 Pretension, viroKpLm^, ilpuivi'ia. 
 Preternatural, d(pv(TiKd'i^ vTrep(pvv^. 
 Preternaturally, Trapa <f)uariv, inrtp- 
 
 <pVU)9. 
 
 Pretext, •7^poo•x^]Ma, Trpofpaari^ : to 
 use a, Trpo<^acrft xptjadui : under 
 a, tTrt Trpocr^jjuttTi : afford a, Xa- 
 /3»/i/ or '7rp6(f)a(Ttu or dffiop/JLijii irap- 
 t)(£ti/ j; irttpn^iOovai'. seek a, Trpd- 
 
 Prettily, Kopij/M^. 
 Prettiness, ko/ii1/otijs. 
 (G.5) 
 
 PR I 
 
 Pretty, KopLxf/o^^ irepiKoXXtU. 
 Prevail, iTriKpartto, irspiKpaTioo, 
 
 i/t/cao), viripKT'x^uu}^ KaTiaxua) : 
 
 prevailed upon by presents, ttekt- 
 
 t^eis U7r6 Su>psa^. 
 Prevalence, tTrtKpartta, tTriKpuTi]- 
 
 <rts. 
 Prevalent, t7r</cpaT/;s. 
 Prevaricate, irapavofxioi^ Ka6v(p- 
 
 /ijjUt, £0t\oA:aKta) T»/f OiKtiv. 
 Prevarication, irapavofxia. 
 Prevent, </)6ai/aj,7rpor^6ai/aj, kojXuuj, 
 
 Trpo/faTaXa^/^aj/o). 
 Preventer 6 (pddvtavy KuiXvTih. 
 Prevention, irpocpduoria, KcoXi/cis, 
 
 TTpoXj/i/^tS. 
 
 Preventive, A:a)XuTi\'os. 
 
 Previous, TrpoVepo?, TTpOTspiKo^. 
 
 Previously, TrpoTtpu) : previously to, 
 TTpii/, Trpti/ j1. 
 
 Prey, Xtia^ XrjcrTtia. 
 
 Price, Tip.i), Tifxi]ua. 
 
 Prick, s. vuyfia^ Ktwrpou, XaKTt?. 
 — V. vuarauj, icji/Ttto, o-Tt^w, kuto- 
 vvacTui'. up the ear, duaTtlvnv rov 
 
 OJTOS. 
 
 Pride, s. v'irfpt]<pavia^ viripo\ii^ d- 
 
 Xa^oj/sia, dyijuopia, dytpu)-)(^ia. — 
 
 V. viripy\(pavf.vu3^ vinp^fpavtuo- 
 
 fxai. 
 Priest, Ifpsus, Ifpo^ttj/Tij?, ispoiroi- 
 
 o9, tJyrijs. 
 Priestess, ?; upiia. 
 Priesthood, tspwcruj/jj, ItpaTtu/xa. 
 Priestly, iipoc^tavTiKo^^ UpaTiKos. 
 Primacy, to irpuiTtlov. 
 F*rimary, irputTo^^ dpxiKo^. 
 Prime, adj, 7rpt6TtcrT09, /cypios. 
 Prime of life, dKp.i} : to be in one's 
 
 prime, dK/id^to, utavi'^ui. 
 Primitive, irpcoTOTviro^. 
 Prince, ava^, dvudarTij^^ TrpioTov 
 
 dy/'/p, upxu)!/, dpxo^t KopvfpuTo^^ 
 
 Koipavo<s^ Tupavvo^. 
 Princess, {iaaiXtia. 
 Principal, dpxi-K6<i^ Kvpio's^ j;yf/uo- 
 
 VLKO^. 
 
 Principality, SvvaarTtia^ Koipavia, 
 
 Tvpavvi<s, 
 Priticipally, dpx'lf-, il^aipiTuys. 
 Principle, d^tto/xa, yi/tijut/, do^a : 
 
 first principles, dp^at, Td Trpo- 
 
 i;(/)£o-T»j/cdTa. 
 Print, V. Ty-Trdo), Tviroypatpiio. 
 Printer, Tviruypdfpo^. 
 Prior, TTpoTspos. 
 Priority, 7rpox£p»;<Tts. 
 Priory, koivo^iov. 
 Prism, irpia-fxa. 
 Prison, 6t(r/xa)T»jpioi/, elpicTi*;, tpv- 
 
 XaK»}. 
 
 Prisoner, o*:rr^a)T»/p, 0£(Tjua)T»j9. 
 Pristine, dp ;^t/cds,dpx«ros,'7ra/\atd9. 
 Privacy, UTravaxtopno-ts, /uy^os. 
 Private, i^ios, t^twTi^ds : person, 
 
 iSiwTi]^ : advantage, tu idia crvp.- 
 
 (pipovTa : life. iSitoTsia: property, 
 
 TO I5toi/, TO idujDTLKov '. to lead a 
 
 — life, iSi(oTtua). 
 Privately, iola, t'oiios, KaT Idiav. 
 Privation, o-T*pijo-is. 
 Privative, o-Ttpj/TtNO?. 
 Privilege, TrXioviKTi^fxa, irpovofxia^ 
 
 irpoTtpijua, yipa<!. 
 Privily, Xddpa^ Kpurptcov, Kpv(f)aiu)i, 
 
 ISia. 
 Privy, adj. Kpv<paLo^^ diroppifTO^. 
 
 — S. d(pidpu)V^ KOTTpooV. 
 
 PRO 
 
 Prize, 9. aOXoj/, yipa^^ ^paPiloi', 
 Ttt irpuiTa : to propose a, dQXuu 
 TiQluaL. — Prize, v. TipLauy. 
 
 Prize-fighter, dtdXijTtU. 
 
 Probability, to d^d^^ 7rt0«i/o'T?j?, 
 TO tvXoyov. 
 
 Probable, ji/ccos, -TritJaj/o?, dircdtiK- 
 
 TO?. 
 
 Probably, etK-oTcus, iridavcu^. 
 Probation, fcXtyyuds, t/Vty^ts. 
 Probationary, tXty/cxtK'o'v. 
 Probationer, 6 vtapoi, dpTiSaiU. 
 Probe, 8. ;u»;X»}. — v. yu»;Xdaj, oitptv- 
 
 i/du). 
 Probity, xP»?o"'"o't»js, KaXoKayadla. 
 Problem, TrpufiXij/ma. 
 Proboscis, irpoPocTKU^ irpoi/ofxala. 
 Procedure, Trpd/Sacrts. 
 Proceed, irpojSaivw, Trpoxo^pitOy 
 
 irpoipxo/mat, irpotip.i. 
 Proceeding, nrpojiaa-i^, irpd^i^. 
 Process, 'n-poxd^pvo'i^-, 'irpoftaaii : 
 
 in — of time, irpo^aii/ovTov XP*^' 
 
 vov. 
 Procession, irop.in]. 
 Proclaim, dvayopevw, KtjpuTTO)^ 
 
 dva^odto^ iKKijpuTTu). 
 Proclaimer, 6 dvaKi]pvTTuiV^ Ki'jpv^. 
 Proclamation, dvdppijai^, Mjpyyyuu, 
 
 dvaKi'ipv^i^. 
 Proconsul, duduirciTo^. 
 Proconsular, d/^6y7r«Ti/vds. 
 Proconsulate, avdviraTtia. 
 Procrastinate, vTrtpTidtfxai, virtp- 
 
 fSdXXo/ULUl. 
 
 Procrastination, viripOton^^ dva- 
 fioXt). 
 
 Procrastinator, 6 dva(3uXifxo<i. 
 Procreate, yevfdw, Trpoyti/i/dco. 
 Procreation, yti/j^j/crts. 
 Procreator, ytri/fjxtop, y€i/i/j;xj;s. 
 Procurable, kt^jtv's. 
 Procurator, tTrtTpoTros, Ittiu^Xi]- 
 
 TJJS. 
 
 Procure, Tropi^o/tai, TrsptdTTTw, 
 Trpo^fvtio. 
 
 Procurer, Trpoo-zcTjiTtop, 7rpo<rayto- 
 ycus, Trpo^fi/TjTJ/s, /lao-Tpoj-jrds. 
 
 Procuress, »; fxaarTpunro^, irpop.ui'i- 
 (TTpia. 
 
 Prodigal, dtrcoros, dK-o'Xao-To?. 
 
 Prodigality, do-cuTi'a, duoXacria^ Xd- 
 ^uy/ios. 
 
 Prodigally, do-coTOJ?, tKKiX^f^^^'f^^' 
 
 Prodigious, TepaTcooj^s, Ttpdo-Ttos, 
 ^avfxaaTou ucrov. 
 
 Prodigiouslv, Tfpa<rTiKU)9. 
 
 Prodigy, Ttpas, Tipda-Tiou. 
 
 Produce, v. Trapdyw, irapafjiipM, 
 irpofpipui : as animals, yfuudu), 
 ytvvdop.at : as plants, dva<pvw^ 
 KapTro<popiui : to — a witness, 
 pLupTvpu 7rapi'x«CTtJai, p.dpTvpa 
 TrapiaTuvai. — Produce, s. K'apTrds, 
 kiriKapiriu. 
 
 Producer, yevi/jjTi'/s, yti/i/j/Ttop, 
 
 Product, iutpy^j/uLa. 
 
 Production, yti/i/)j<rts, yivvi]fxa. 
 
 Productive, tv<popo^^ yoVt/xos, tto- 
 
 pt/XOS, (pnpl/HO'S. 
 
 Proem, irpooipiov. 
 Profanation, ftifiriXtocri^. 
 Profane, adj. (itfh^Xo^^ dvUpoi^ 
 d/xy»jTos, yutapds. — v. fttlSiiXow^ 
 
 Profanely, /3£^»';\tu9, /utapujs. 
 Profaneness, pnapia. 
 Profess, i-TrayytXXo/zai. 
 
 1 
 
 ■fRO 
 
 Professe*^- . , «f toZ irpocpauov^. 
 
 1 rofcssic .u, iyrayyaXia, tTrdyytX- 
 M«i 'P'yicria. 
 
 P:ofessJo!ial, IpydnipLo^. 
 
 Professor,^ lirayytXTii^, /ca0j;yjj- 
 T»/9, CtcdaKuXoi. 
 
 Prone r, Trpo<j)tpopLai. 
 
 Prori( icnce, -ttpokottj/, l-rriouai^. 
 
 Proficient, 6 iiri(TTf]juLwif. 
 
 1 ront, s. «£p<^t»9, iKKdpTr(o(TL9 : to 
 
 derive — from, K^pSuivsiu ek 
 
 Tivos. — Profit, V. ojtptXtu), avfx- 
 
 </j£pw, XvaiTtXtu), X/oa'0'/At<«. 
 
 Profitable, KtpSaXtos:, XvaiTtXij^, 
 
 XP»;crt,uov, di/»)<r(^o9, (p6pip.o9. 
 Protitably, KtpdaXiu)^, Xv(tlt(Xu)^. 
 Profligate, dawTo^, ota^daptty. 
 Profligately, dawTw^. 
 Profligateness, dacoTtla. 
 Profluent, Trpuppicov. 
 Profound, ftu6ui. 
 Profoundly, fiadlw^. 
 Profundity, xd /idtJo9. 
 Profuse, do-wTos, 5ai//iXi;s. 
 Profusely, daniTui^, aTropdoiji/, x<5- 
 
 ^f/v, Sayf/iXto^^ d6i]v and dooi;i/, 
 
 KUTaKopwi^ dXii both with gen. 
 
 and absolutely. 
 Profusion, aacoTtia, cinplXtia. 
 Progeneration, yti/i/i;o-i9. 
 Progenitor, 'jrpoyovo^. 
 Progeny, yji/td, TtKi/ov, diroyovov^ 
 
 yivvi]Uia. 
 Prognosticate, irpoyLvdicrKw, irpo- 
 
 </>»/X6da). 
 Prognostication, Trpdyt/wo-ts. 
 Prognosticator, 7rpoyi/u)o-x>js, -Trpo- 
 
 ^tKTWp. 
 
 Progress, irpoKOTrt), TrpouSo^. 
 Progression, TrpojSaai^, irpox^^pn- 
 
 a-tv. 
 Progressive, -npofiaivwif. 
 1 rohibit, kwXvu), SiukwXuuj^ tipyoj, 
 
 airoKioXvu}, irapuyytXXco. 
 Prohibiter, A:6oXyxj/9, KwXvTt'ip. 
 Prohibition, Kd>\uo-t9, dpypLO^, d- 
 
 TTopptjai^. 
 Prohibitory, Ka)Xux»iptos. 
 Project, v. TrpolidXXu}, -Trpo/SaX- 
 
 Ao/ia/, fxnxitvdofiai.— s. fxi]xdvy]- 
 
 fJLa. 
 Projecting, Trpo/SXjJs. 
 Projection, -rrpofSoX}}, Trpd/3oXos. 
 Projector, ixi]X"-vdppu<po9 and yu>j- 
 
 X^f'ppofpo'i. 
 Prolific, yd//t/xo9, iroXixpopo^^ iruXv- 
 
 PRO 
 
 PRO 
 
 K:«pTrt>9. 
 Prolix, fxaKpoi, virspfxijKtjs, tKTe- 
 
 1/1)9, £u/xr;K»/9. 
 Prolixity, xd p-fixo^. 
 Prf)logne, 7rpd\oyo9. 
 Prolong, iraptKTt'uno^ irapaTEivo}^ 
 
 ai/«/3d\\o/tat, fxi]Kvv(jo. 
 Prolongation, 7rapdxao-<9. 
 Promenade, iripiiraTu^. 
 Prominence, irpoftoXaiov, rrrpo^o- 
 
 Xot. 
 Prominent, TrpofiXi]^, irpof^Xyjro^, 
 
 irpoftoXaioi : to be, TrpofidXXopLai, 
 
 TrpOKUTTTU}. 
 
 Promiscuous, d6id(popu9, au/i/iiyt/s. 
 
 Promiscuously, d^ia*cptxa)9, avpifxt- 
 yco9. 
 
 Promise, v. tTrayytWoyuat, viricr- 
 Xftofxai^ iyyvdofxai, 6fxo\oyt<o. 
 ■ — S. 47rdyy£X/x«, fTrayytXta, 
 i''7rd<TX»;o'i9, £yyu»jo't9, ofxoXoyia : 
 to keep, xds uiroo-yto-tis cTrt- 
 (6G) 
 
 tsXeIv : to^ break, irapaftalvtiv 
 Tas ofxoXoyiui. 
 
 Promiser, 6 i'n-ayyeXXofxevo':, ky- 
 ywj;xj/'9. 
 
 Promontory, d^pa, a\-p6ox,iptoj/, 
 
 TrpopoXatoi/. 
 Promote, 7rpo(3i(3dla,, irpodyco, 
 
 TTpoPuivu), Trpoxwptoa. 
 Promoted, 7rpo»;y/iti/o9. 
 Promoter, TrpofiifJaaTtii. 
 Promotion, Trpo^il^aiTi^. 
 Prompt, T. oTpvuw^ TraprtKaXtco, 
 
 Trapayyt'XXo).— adj. Trpdxaoos, 
 
 -Trpodvp-ov, £xot/i09, Trpdfppwu \ to 
 
 be, -TTpdduyLtds £t/lt. 
 
 Prompter, oTpvi/Tijp, irapayyi- 
 
 Promptitude, sv2rv,xLa, EToipLaala. 
 1 romptly, irpoduixws, iToifxw^. 
 Promulgate, di/«/cj;pdxxaj, tTray- 
 
 yfXXo^ai, ticrcptpu) vd/xoi/. 
 Promulgation, aVaKjjpy^i9, aVayd- 
 
 p£UO-i9. 
 
 Prone, Trpjji/i;?, KciTafptpij^^ tiri- 
 -n-pjji/ijs, 'iToip.o<t, 7rpdx£ipo9, £y- 
 KaTUfpopo^, i-Triqjono-i, tvifXTTTOi- 
 xos. 
 
 Proneness, eTrippkireia, tvipL-KTUi- 
 
 <ri9, KaTafpipEKi. 
 Pronoun, avTiovvpiia. 
 Pronounce, irpocpipu}^ Ufpcoutio, 
 
 airayyiXXu}. 
 Pronunciation, kK(puwi)(Ti<i. 
 Proof, SoKifxaaia, £X?yxo9, StlypLa. 
 Prop, s. X«>«^, xup^a^, X<^paK^ov, 
 
 tpua-fxa, o-xf/pty/ia, (ioi]6tia, (3o- 
 
 n^np-n, kiTLKOvpia.—v. kpii^ui, 
 
 <TTvX60fLai,(TT}]piX,U>: up, itTTtp- 
 
 tiSai, o-xi;pt^ttj, vTroaTtipiT^u), /S'o- 
 JjtJf'tO, x«P«M^"». 
 Propagate, Trapucpuw, kirav^dvia. 
 Propagation, irapdcpvaii, TraptKTu- 
 
 erf9. 
 Propagator, Siaa-iroptvi, 6 irapa- 
 
 fpvdSa9 yfvi/u)v. 
 Propel, Trpocodtu), dirwOta). 
 Propense, tuKaTd(popo9, kirippiirth. 
 Propensity,^ tvhaTafpopia^ irpudu- 
 P-ia, kirLppoirri. 
 
 Proper, i'0109, oIkiIo^^ Kupioi : 
 
 for, iK-ai/ds : to be — foV, Uavd- 
 Ofiai. 
 
 Properly, Kvpiw^, ISico^. 
 Property, xp';/-taTa, ovaria, t^tdxjj?. 
 Pro])hecy, s. 7rpo0>;xeta, nauTtia. 
 Prophesy, v. 7rpof/)7/xedtt), xvnfJia- 
 
 '^^t^'> XPV<y^P-i{>^t(jo, fxauTtuopLai. 
 Prophet, •irpo^»;T>}9, yudi/xt9, Trpo- 
 
 yi'a)trx»j9. 
 Prophetess, 7rpo07}xi9. 
 Prophetic, yuai/x£ro9, TrpofpijTiKos : 
 of good, XP'//"«Tto'Tt^-ds. 
 Propinquity, dyxto-xcm, (ruvd(pfta. 
 Propitiate, lXd<TKoo. 
 Propitiation, iXaapo^. 
 Propitiatory, iXdaifxo^. 
 Propitious, t/\£to9, £7r»)voo9 : to be, 
 iXdtTKopai. 
 Propitiously, IXloi^. 
 Proportion, s. dvaXuyia.~\. dp/uLo- 
 
 Projwrtionable, dp;uoo-xd9. 
 Proportional, di/aAoyiKo's. 
 Proportionally, dudXoyov, dvaXo- 
 
 y609. 
 
 Proposal, 7rpd6fo-t9, 'jrp6pXi]pn. 
 Propose, irpoTi6}),xi, irpo/JdXXw, 
 
 ■TrpOTttl'tt). 
 
 Proposition, -TrpdpXvfia, irpoTatri^, 
 'TTpoveai^, 
 
 Propound, irpof^dXXoo. 
 
 Proprietor, Kd()io9. 
 
 Propriety, xd irpoaTjKov, tKaj/dxt;?, 
 
 idioxi,9 : Hith —, Kuxd xd Trpoo-- 
 
 Propulsion, irpovoui's. 
 
 Prorogation, di;d/3\j,cri9, u-n-fpt/ue- 
 pia. 
 
 Piorogue, di/x/SdXXo/xat, irapaTtl- 
 
 VUi. 
 
 Prosaic, Trt^i/cdy. 
 
 Proscribe, 'irpoypd<pofxai, SijfxtvfD. 
 
 1 roscnption, irpoypacp,), dnpLtvaii. 
 
 t rose, 7r£^d9 \dyov. 
 
 Prosecute, Siwkw, kyuaXtw. 
 
 Prosecution, Cicoy^ds, 0ito^t9, cy- 
 
 Prosecutor, oiwatxjj?. 
 Proselyte, 7rpoo-j;\uxo9. 
 Proserpine, Yltpaitpdvii- 
 Prosody, irpocrwdia. 
 Prospect, uTToxpi^^ 7rpdoi//t9. 
 Prospective, 7rpoyu»je;,9, 7rpdyoo9. 
 Prosper, tvoaifxoutu), tli TrpdxxEii/, 
 
 suTvxdv; Trpo/it/Sd^to. 
 Prosi)erity, svoaifxouia, iv-rrpa^ia, 
 
 EUTVXia, EV1]pLipia. 
 
 Prosperous, tvijfxtpo^, cyxi/X'/s, 
 
 OlJpi09. 
 
 Prosi)erously, eutvxm^. 
 Prostitute, v. 7rpoicrT»j^t, Trpodyco, 
 Tropj/tdo^fa, irpoaycoytuto. — s. 
 Trdpi/j;, tTULpa, X«j"«t'^«^'^'/- 
 Prostitution, iropvtia, tTaipy](Ti<:. 
 
 Prostrate, adj. aTpwT6<i, irpiivth. 
 
 v. KaTaa-Tpwvvuu}, KUTaaTpwi/- 
 vvpLi, KarafSdXXuK 
 Prostration, irpdirTwa-i^. 
 Protect, dpvvw^ Trpoa/idi'O), dp.(pi- 
 /3ati/a), dcrcpaXilw, UTrtpao-Trt^to, 
 TTEpi^aifro, xpaio-^utct). 
 Protection, d/xvuu «!t dp.vifii, virip- 
 a(nriap.6'i\ -n-pd/iXij/Lia, £7rtxpo7r>;. 
 Protector, d^idi/xcop, dpvvTt)p^ irpo- 
 
 ofc/cxtop, L'7r£pa<nri(Tx>;9. 
 Protectress, 7; dpvvTiip, 1) dfiui/Tcop. 
 Protest, V. Sia/xapTiipopat, 
 Prototype, TrpcuxdxyTrot/. 
 Protract, -jraptXKw, t<^tX/ca>, dua- 
 ftdXXu). 
 Protracter, 7rap£XM;o-x»59. 
 Protraction, iraptXKvaiv, di/d/3Xi;- 
 <rt9, dvaPoXn. 
 Protractive, dva^dXipo^. 
 Protrude, Trpowdtu), dTrwdtio. 
 Protrusion, 7rpdajo-t9. 
 Protubemnee, dyK-oj, oUiipa, olSfxa. 
 Protuberant, dy/v,,pd9, oiSaXto^. 
 Protuberate, dy/vdu), olSdco. 
 Proud, dyauod9, yadpo9, yTTEpj}- 
 <Pavo<3, virkpoyKo^, dXa'^wv, p.tya- 
 X6(ppu)u : to be, v-mpncpavtvopLai^ 
 v'7rtpr](paifEuu}, fxeyaXo(ppoi/tu), 
 Tvcpoofxai. 
 Proudly,^ vTrepT](pdi/u)9. 
 Prove, kXtyxto, dirofpaivu), diro- 
 (paivofxai, kiridtiKuvpn, ioKifxdX,w, 
 Proverb, -Trapoiuia : as the — is, 
 KUTu xd XeyofXivoVy kutu xj;i/ 
 'Trapoijuiiai/. 
 Proverbial, 'jrupoip.iwSij^ : say- 
 ing, 7rrtpoi^ttt'id»j9 Xdyo9. 
 Proverbially, irapoipiwdd)^, irapoi- 
 
 /itaAT 609. 
 
 Provide, Trapao-^f i/d^cu, "Trapt'xf", 
 TTopllu, : — for, TrpopXt'irw, Trpo- 
 
t • 
 
 
 'X. ': 
 
 
 
 >'\ 
 
 f, 
 
 ' 
 
 
 h U V. 
 
 ii 
 
 PUL 
 
 tioo), irpouTTTOfxai : — against, 
 TriwcpvXoiTTOfxaL : — 'svitli arms, 
 
 Providence, nrpovoia^ irpofu'iQf.ia^ 
 
 irpoyvwcrt^, ^tia Tuy»), to 3'itoi/. 
 
 Provident, Trpujn}}t)i}'i, irpvi^oo^, 
 
 'TTfJUl/OJJTtK'OS. 
 
 Provider, TrapaaKEvaaTiji, Tropicr- 
 T»}s. 
 " Province, iirap)(ia^ vTrap)(la. 
 
 Provincial, iirup-j^iKos. 
 
 Provision, tpoipi}^ ariTia : provi- 
 sions for a jonrncy, tjiou, t(pv6iov, 
 /jLtdodioif : to take provisions for 
 a journey, £0o5ia'^Oyuai : to ^We 
 provisions for a jouniey, ii^uOL- 
 Ct^O) TLvd. 
 
 Provocation, Tpo/fXTjo-i?, tptQia- 
 
 fjLo^^ kptdicTfia. 
 Provoke, TrpoKuXiOfxai tivu tis 
 
 dyaij/a, TrpoTn^XaKiX^M^ ipidiX^tv^ 
 
 T. apu^ui/u). 
 Provoker, tptdia-ri']^. 
 Prow, Ti pu)pu, TO d/xTTpocrdtv t?}^ 
 
 l/JJOS. 
 
 Prowess, Suvafii^, torxu?, av^ptia. 
 Prowl, XycTTtuWy arKvXiuu). 
 Prowler, Kijarijp, (ThCvXivri)^. 
 Proximity, iyyurii^. 
 Proxy, 6 avr dXXov viroKardaTa- 
 
 TOS. 
 
 Prudence, ttiuvtoti]^^ f/)pt>f»jo-t9, 
 (TOiXppudvvi]^ tujBovXla^ aui/tai^. 
 
 Prudent, TriyuTos, (Tomppayv^ tufiov- 
 Xos, o-yfETOs, ^/oJi/t/i.t»s, cat<ppu}u, 
 
 tVl/009. 
 
 Prudently, ttluvtw^, (ppovipnn^^ tv- 
 
 (ppadttu^. 
 Prune, KXaOEUM, iripiaipiio : the 
 
 vine, oivapiX^u). 
 Pruner, KXadtvTtjp^ rpuXXoKoiraJv. 
 Pruning-hook, KXaoEVTi'ipioi/^KXaa- 
 
 Prurience, Kuia-po^^ Kvlcrpia. 
 
 Prurient, kviict/uliuSij's. 
 
 Pry, i)^j/£ut«, i^cTa^to, aTft//^w, 
 
 'jrapaKvirTw. 
 Psalin, x//a\/xos. 
 Puberty, icptiftia, Ji/Si;. 
 Public, 6>j/xo<rios, tTTtOjj/itos, koi- 
 
 i/ov : at the — expense, e/c tov 
 
 Si]julo(tIou. 
 Publican, TiXuivij^. 
 Publicly, Koivtj, Siifxocria. 
 Publish, 6i]fxo<TLtuco^ (pai/tpou), kir- 
 
 ayyiXXofX'u : to — a book, t/c- 
 
 Si66i/ai fiitiXoi/. 
 Publisher, o iKOidou^. 
 Pudding, TO e/iKpopiidiv, to triTtv- 
 
 TOV. 
 
 Puerile, 7raidapiwSr]9, fxupaKLM- 
 
 Puerility, vijtriila. 
 
 Puff, (pvaLUM, (puadw : with rage, 
 S(ii/(i (hvadv. — To be puffed up, 
 oyKv\Kop.(tL^ oyKuo/xat^ oiouivu). 
 
 Pugilist, TruK'Tjjs, dyu}i/L(TTi']'s. 
 
 Puissance, dOi/ajum.' 
 
 Puissant, Svvuto^, vTrtpoxo^-, p-tya 
 
 Svi/dfXBU09. 
 Pull, XtWo), OptTrO), t/V/CtO, iXKttCT- 
 
 TaX^w. away, dTTooupto, uTrocTTruu}^ 
 dTTOTiXXio : down, KaTafidXXco : 
 off one's shoes, i^virodiu). 
 
 Pullet, opvidicu^ opvLddpiou. 
 
 Pulley, Tuo^iXia^ xfiovov. 
 
 Pulmonary, irvtvixoinKd. 
 
 Pulp, ttoXto^. 
 
 (67) 
 
 PUS 
 
 Pulpit, ^TJixa^ uKpoaTijoiov. 
 
 Pulse, 6<nrniov^ )(t5ptoijy, ipaKi]. 
 
 Pulverise, KaTaTpi(3u}, li/atco. 
 
 Pumice-stone, KiatrijpL^. 
 
 Pump, ft i/xAjjtj;<), dt/TXioi/. 
 
 Pump out, i^ufTXdw. 
 
 Punctual, d\'/Dt/ii/?, (TKtdnuv. 
 
 Punctuality, uKpifitiu, aKidpoT})^. 
 
 Punctually, aKpi/itov. 
 
 Punctuate, o-rt'^to, o-Tiy/xats di 
 aipovixai. 
 
 Punctuation, crTi^i^. 
 
 Punctui'ed, ctt-iktov. 
 
 Pungent, vvyfxaTwdi]^. 
 
 Pmiish, KoXd'^w, Ti/uLcoptu), ^»;/xtoa), 
 TToii/dofj.ai. 
 
 Punisher, /coXao-T/ys, Ttp.a}p}}Ti]^. 
 
 Punishment, Troivij, TLfxwpia, koXu- 
 (Tts, KuXaafiu^ Ti/u)j,ua, iiriri/JLioi/ 
 Ti/iiwpiu^ "^ijfXLu, oiKi} : exact, 
 iiraiTtlu dLHrfi/ : suffer, Tifnajpiav 
 
 i.KTtXtTv Tiiv ciKifUy KoXaadFii/UL. 
 Puny, yuiKKuXos, fxiKpO'i^ dXiyos. 
 Pupil, /uat^j/T»;s, Tp6(jii/uL09 : (of the 
 
 eye,) yXjjj/?;, (iXifM/uLU, Kopij, o^u- 
 
 Puppy, (TKufivo^, a-KvXa^, dim. 
 
 (TKvXdKlOU. 
 
 Purchase, v. ayopd^io^ ifxiroptvo- 
 /ixat, wuiofxai, irpiafxai. — s. OJffj, 
 foyi/cris, dyopaor^os. 
 
 Purchaser, (ovjjtj'/v, dyopacTTj}?. 
 
 Pure, KaQapo^^ «yj/6s, uKpuTo^, 
 ^cupo's : unmixed wine, ^fupos 
 
 oIl/09, UKOaTO^, TO aKpuTuv. 
 
 Purely, Kadapco^. 
 
 Purgation, K-ctt^«pcri<?, Kaddpmuv. 
 
 Purgative, KadapTiKo^, Kai)un(Tio<i, 
 
 Purge, ui/aKaduipoo, Kuduipu), diro- 
 Kadatpco. 
 
 Purger, nuQapTi)^^ KadapTj'jn. 
 
 Purification, nddupcri^, KuQaniafjLd^, 
 dyi>i(T/ui6^. 
 
 Purify, Kadaipu), dyui^w^ Kadapi'i^fx), 
 irepiaiptu) : by filtration, auKKtw, 
 aaKKtXiX^u). 
 
 Purity, dyvtia, KuOapoT)]^. 
 
 Purloin, uiroKXtTrTw. 
 
 Purple, s. TTupfpupa, (poiviKh. — adj. 
 TTopcpvpio^^ '7rop</)ypottv,c>o-Tp£ios, 
 d/Xoypy ts. — Purple robe, dXoupyts. 
 — Purple-fish, ocrTptov^ oaTpiiou. 
 Koyx^Xij, Koy\yXiov. 
 
 Purport, crr)ixaiuM, fxijuvu). 
 
 Purpose, v. TrpoTitJf/xat, Trpoaipto- 
 /xai. — s, TTpuuiptGi^^ -Trpodtcrts, 
 orKOTTOi : on purpose, i^ iiriTjj- 
 dou'i^ Ik irpovola^ or Trpoaipi<rtu)^, 
 7rpo\'ptTtos. 
 
 Purse, fxdpav'Tro's^ /uLapainriou^ ^a- 
 XdvTLuv^ dnyvpuduKi). 
 
 Pursuance, ot'tu^is, uKoXovQia. 
 
 Pursue, 6ia)K-u), KaTaGidjKu) : close- 
 ly, ETri^KoK'O), KaTaSiwKw, kiruKO- 
 XoytJto), oiwKw, KaTUKoXovdio). 
 
 Pursuer, oiwn-tj/s. 
 
 Pursuit, Situy/md^, ^ito^i?. 
 
 Purvey, irpo^tviia^ -Tropco, TTopt'co, 
 Tropica*. 
 
 Purveyance, 7rpo^ty»jo-ts, iropiajuo^. 
 
 Purveyor, 7rpt>^£i/)jT»js, 7roptcrx>is. 
 
 Push, irpoawdiX^oiJiai, uidtu). 
 
 Pusillanimity, dvavSpia, fxiKpo- 
 dufxia. 
 
 Pusillanimous, ddv/uLo^, /uiK-po0u/xos, 
 dvavdpo9, 6Xiy6(ppitiv. 
 
 Pustule, KpXvKTCtiva^ i^dvd}]fxa. 
 
 1 
 
 \ 
 
 Put, T/0»//xt, taTi;/iii, KaT^"ri6i]fii : 
 between, trapififtaXXvo^ \ Truptv- 
 Tidijfxt: by, d7roTttJ>j/xt :\ in, iu- 
 Tt-S'jj/'jd, tirri^tpai, tuoidwf^i : off, 
 dvafidXXofxui^diroovui : on, ivBvto^ 
 iripifSdXXu) ifiuTiou^ kirivduu* '. out 
 the eyes, Tu</)Xoa), tKTvtpXocu, i^- 
 o/uLfJLUTou) : round, TripLTidijp.i : to, 
 7rpo(rTtt)>;/xt, irapuTi^ijiJ.i, irpoa- 
 diTTWy tTriTaTTO) : upon, tTrt- 
 
 TlO)J/Ut. 
 
 Putrefaction, aTjx^i's^ yui'^jjo-ts, Try- 
 
 •3'£0wi/. 
 
 Putrefy, o•^;^^a), -TryBoj. 
 
 Putrid, erj;7rT<')S, yui/6aX/os. 
 
 Putridity, <rt/-7rt6a)j/, -Tri/^-f 6a»i/. 
 
 Puzzle, s. diropij/xa, npi}X(ii>ia: to 
 be puzzled, diropt'o*, dfiijx.^ut.(t} : 
 puzzled, (XTropos, d/ijj>^ai/os. 
 
 Pygmy, Truy/itttov. 
 
 Pyramid, 7ri/pa/xis. 
 
 Pyre, irvpd. 
 
 Q. 
 
 Quack, 9. dyupT»}9. 
 
 Quackery, dyupxtia. 
 
 Quadrangle, to TtTpdywi'ov, TrXui- 
 
 (TIOV. 
 
 Quadrangular, TtTpaytoi/os. 
 Quadrant, TtTupTij/iopioi/. 
 Quadmte, TtTpayaji/icr/xtJ/os, te- 
 
 Tpaywuo^. 
 Quadrature, T£Tpaywi/to-/xo9. 
 Quadrilateral, TCT^iaTrXtKpos. 
 Quadruped, TtTpaTroys. 
 Quadruple, TsTpaTrXddto?. 
 Quadrui>licate, rtTpa'TrXuaid^w. 
 Quaff, TTivio, Kw/xai^co. 
 Quaffer, ttotijs, KwnxaaTt]^. 
 Quaggy, cXtt)6»js, Xi/u,j/a)6?jv. 
 Quagmire, k'Xos. 
 Quail, (ipTv^. 
 Quaint, Ko/xxf/o^, «K-pt/9?)v. 
 Quaintly, KopKl/w^. 
 QuJiintness, ko/x»|/o'tjjs, uKpifitia. 
 Quake, v. Tptw, atiu). 
 Qualification, iKaj/oTJjs, (jwi), fpu- 
 
 <rts. 
 Qtiallfy, iK(H'6u}, fjLaXdaa-u). 
 Quality, TrotoTjjs, to ttoIoi/. 
 Qualm, vavaia. 
 Quantity, ttoo-Jtijs, to iroa-ou. 
 Quarrel, s. vtiKO's, tpts. — v, veiKtw^ 
 
 0iXoi/£iK'tco, ipi'^w. 
 Quarreller, vtiKKTTijp^ tpto-Ttjs. 
 Quarrelsome, (piXouiiKo^, </>iX£pis, 
 
 ipi(TTiK6<i : to be, <\nXovitKiui. 
 Quarry, XuTo/xia, XidoTopiia. 
 Quart, c/CTEus. 
 Quarter, s. TaTapTt^fiopiov. — v. 
 
 TETpax'^'*', tlfOlKlX^tO. 
 
 Quarters, aTudfxu^, ipvpa^ crTpa- 
 
 TOTrtooy. 
 Quash, KaTa<Tiiu3^ 3'Xi/3w. 
 Quaternion, TtTpdoiov. 
 Quaver, ETrauXt'co, ueXw^ew, iitXi- 
 
 ^,. 
 Quay, opfxo<i. 
 Queen, ftaaiXiaira^ (3aaiXiia^ d- 
 
 vaaaa, Kvoia, Kvpituouaa. 
 Queer, dTrtipJ/caXos, di'dp/xoo'Tos. 
 Quell, dafidu), KaTaTroXt/jLtu). 
 Queller, dafidrtop. 
 Quench, a/3Ei/t/uto, apii'i/v/Jii. 
 Quencher, apEo-Tij'p. 
 
 RAD 
 
 Querist, r^VlJTl'/S, TTEl/e,,'!/. 
 
 Querulo'hs, fitfiy^ifxoipo^, kyKX^xa 
 
 TIKO^. ■oivpTlKO'S. 
 
 Querul/)usness, fiepLxJ/ifxaipia, oSvp 
 
 (109. 
 
 Query, fpwTij/xa, EpwTijo-ts. 
 
 Quest, gj/Tjj/tirt. 
 
 Quvstion, s. Epa)Tj;o-i9, ^tiTij/ta, to 
 
 -jrpd/JXii/ia, spojTjj/xa. — v. T-yi/Oa- 
 
 i/o/xai, IpcoTdw. 
 Questionable, d/x</>i/3oXos, dtx<pi<y- 
 
 /3>jTj;(ri/i09. 
 Questioner, ^»jt)|t>;9, TrEuGjJf/. 
 Quibble, V, (jo(\iiX^oixai^ avTiXoyiw 
 
 — s. a-ocftiapa. 
 Quibbler, o-of/)io-TJ/9. 
 Quick, Ta^i^'i d)K'y9. 
 Quickly, Ta)(fa)9, 5td Td)(oi/9, ei/ 
 
 Tax* I, iCttTd <r7rou5»/i/ : as — as 
 
 possible, oTt TaytrrTa. Comp 
 
 tOKUTipOlf, TdXVTtpOU : sup. aJKlff 
 
 Ta, Taxio'Ta. 
 
 Quickness, TaxyTij9, to/vuTjj9 : of 
 hearing, o^injKotu : of intellect, 
 dyxtfota, crui/to-is: of sight, to 
 d£i;(?Ep«t'9 : of scent, pivi{Xa(Tia. 
 
 Quicksand, <ri/pTi9. 
 
 Quick-siglitcd, XyyK-Eto9, o^uStpK})^ 
 
 Quicksilver, vSpupyvpo^. 
 
 Quiescence, fipEfxla, j'lcrvxla. 
 
 Quiescent, ijinfxiav EX^i/, j/o-ux'"" 
 
 EXttJf. 
 
 Quiet, adj. 5;<iux"?-. ^WuX"^*^^- — 5- 
 ijpifxia^ ?';(ri/xt«. — v. iipipiX^w, ya- 
 Xi]i/6(a: to remain, i;<tux«^'»^, dir- 
 avniravouuL, kiravaTTuvofxai^ dp- 
 Kovfiai^ iTriKXivouai. 
 
 Quietly, j;o-u;(j7, j/(ruxw9, ?)ptfia. 
 
 Quietness, I'/cri'X*"-' Vpifxlu. 
 
 Quill, KfiX't/iOV, TTTl'Xoi/. 
 
 Quilt, (TToiufxa, aTptofxi/ii, tvXi], 
 Quince-tree, KvSwi/tu and Kvowvia : 
 
 (the fruit,) KvStiviov p.i}Xoi/. 
 Quincunx, •7rEu7rTd9. 
 Quinsy, /vvt/dyx>J, I'dyx'J. 
 Quire, or Choir, xopo^. 
 Quirk, o-x»;/ixdTtot/. 
 Quit, KaTaXEiiru), diroXiiTru)^ diro- 
 
 (TTaTtUi. 
 
 Quite, 7rdi/Tw9, oXa)9. 
 Quiver, s. ytopuTos, (})aptTpa, /SeXo- 
 0»j/v»;. — V. TTToiofxai^ Kpa^aivofiai. 
 Quoit, 5iff»v-09. 
 Quota, fAtpu9. 
 Quotation, ETraywyjj. 
 Quote, iTrdyo/uLui. 
 Quotidian, Kadinmspivo^. 
 
 R. 
 
 Rabbit, daa-vTrov^. 
 
 Rabble, o-i/pf/)fTds, 5xXo9. 
 
 Race, (pvX)i, </>uXoi/, <j>paTpia^ yi- 
 
 i/os : in rimning, Spofio's, Tpdxo9. 
 Race-ground, (ttuoioi/, aTdSio^. 
 Racers, <TTaSioSp6uoi. 
 
 Rack, S. KlxfibOV. V. KV(i)WVL^U}. 
 
 Radiance, dKTa'o/ioXta, auyi). 
 Radiant, d/cTii/o/3o'Xos, di/T«i;y>;s, 
 
 (f)niivd<:., X(tfnrp6<s. 
 Radiantly, uKTivti^vv. 
 Radiate, dKTivoftvXfui, Xd/JL-rrofxai, 
 Radiation, dKTLro(3oXia. 
 Radical, '7rpdppt5o9, £yy£i/»;9, Iv- 
 
 T£X»;s. 
 Radically, irpoppiX.a^ irpoppitou. 
 (68) 
 
 RAR 
 
 Radicate, pt^do), p£^o</>ut'a». 
 Radication, pi'^wai^. 
 Radish, pd<pavo'i^ pacpdvi]. 
 Raft, ax'^^'i-ct- 
 Rafter, ^ok:o'9. 
 Rag, pd»f09. 
 
 Rajre, s. dpy?;, 6i;/i09, fxtvo^. — v. 
 fxaivopai, ii'dova-Lu^w^ tupai'ih 
 
 Etfll, X'^XtTTuivU}^ iKp.ULVGp.ai^ Huo), 
 
 dypiuivopai : extremely, £^«ypt- 
 
 aiuopLUi. 
 
 Ragged, pnKdict]^. 
 IJagitig. ipnavij^, paviKo^. 
 Rapingly, ;Ii«i/ikw9. 
 Rail, s. 5pi7f/)aKT09, Kufxa^. — v. 
 
 ovtiSi^iti, XoiSoptw. 
 Railer, uviiSicrTiip^ Xoidopo^^ (SXacr- 
 
 (/>»JU09. 
 
 Railing, oveiSiari^, XoiSopia. 
 
 Raillery, a-KaypLpct, laXXos. 
 
 Raiment, £o-6»;9, 'iadija-i^. 
 
 Rain, v. yto, (3ptxo, ofiftpiu}. — s. 
 I'-tTo?, ppox>i,, op(ipo9. 
 
 Rainbow, Tpi9, to to^ov Iv tt; 
 VfcfytXy. 
 
 Rainy, uetco^ij?, opftpio9^ vtTLo^. 
 
 Raise, rapw, Kov^yil^w : licaps, aw- 
 pEuoj, x^'^i 'TripicrdTTw : a siege, 
 Xvu) 'KoXiopKiav : up, dpGdoj, 
 iyEipu), E-Traipti), dua(3ifSd'^u)^ di/a- 
 </)/pa», alwptu). 
 
 Raisins, <rTa<^t5£9, oTaffyvXai. 
 
 Rake, s. o"K-aXi9. — v. or/caXi'^oj, vtto- 
 
 (TKaXflKO. 
 
 Rally, TTai'^o), daTela Xtyio. 
 Ram, s. K'pid?, /ctiXos. — v. kutci- 
 
 irvKvoui. 
 Ramble, TrXai/do/ixai, irfpivocrTtu), 
 
 TrtpKptpofxai^ StoOEvw, Trepitpxo- 
 
 fxat. 
 
 Rambling, s. ■7r£pi^d(7T)jcr(9. 
 Ramify, v'^ow, o^oouai. 
 Rammer, o-tuttij, o-TuTro?. 
 Ramous, d^fwojy9. 
 Rami)art, xdpa^, Trp6<ppayfxa. 
 Rancid, (Tairpo^. 
 Rancidity, o-aTrpoTjjs. 
 Rancour, koto^. 
 Range, v. ■jrepivoarTtu}^ 7rXai/do/ua., 
 
 ■TrX d^Ofiat ; Taaaw, Koa-fiia), 
 Rank, adj. vTrintpuvi ; a-airpo^. — 
 
 s. Td5i9, Tay/uLu, o-t/£. — v. Tuaaw, 
 
 irapaTdcrcru}. 
 
 Rankle, Siairvta-Kut, tKirvow. 
 Rankness, Tayy»;, <raTrp6Ti}9. 
 Ransack, a-KvXfuu}, avXdoo. 
 Ransom, s. Xi^Tpoi;, dj/TiXuTpoi/, 
 
 diroiva, Ta. — v. Xi'Tpdw. 
 Rant, /uaTatoXoytrt, KtvEayapia. 
 Ranter, ^aTaioXdyo9. 
 Ranunculus, ftuTpaxiov. 
 Rap, V. paTTit^w. — s. pdiricTfia. 
 Rapacious, d'pTra^. dp7ra/CTiK:d9. 
 Rapaciously, dpTrdy5»ji/, dpTraKTi- 
 
 K:t7'9. 
 Rapacity, to dp-TrafCTtKoj/. 
 Rape, dpiray/uiu : to commit a, dp- 
 
 TTrt^O), /9td^to. 
 Rapid, fl)/ci>9, a-ffitSavo^, 6009, u(3pi- 
 
 /X09, OpfJLIfTlKO^. 
 
 Rapidity, to op/xijtik-oi;, <r(lwdp6- 
 
 TIJ9. 
 
 Rapidly, ^0(09, op/xijTiKws., acjio- 
 Spu)<:. 
 Rapine, doTrayr;, dpiray/mo^. 
 Rapture, tKoTaari^. 
 Rapturous, sKorTaTiKo^. 
 Rare, /navo^., dpatds, a-irdvio^. 
 
 REA 
 
 Rarefy, dpaiou)., fiavoui. 
 
 Rarely, dXiyd/ct9, (Tiraviw^. 
 
 Raiity, /xai/dTj;9, dpatoTt;?. 
 
 Rascal, fiaa-TLyiai. 
 
 Rase, di/aip^'co, KUTaaKuTrTO}. 
 
 Rash, di'd>jT09, '7rpoTr£Ti';9, 6pa- 
 o-uT£po9, 7rapdToX/i09, d/3ouXo9, 
 d7r£pio"K"£TrT09, ToXpifpo^. 
 
 Rashly, eIk^i dTrEptaKtTTTu)?, dfiov- 
 
 Xct)9. 
 
 Rashness, TrpoTrtxEta, dfiovXia. 
 
 Rasp, V. ^vw, ^upu(o. — S. ^VOTTpOV. 
 
 Raspberry-bush, /idT09 'Icaia. 
 
 Rasure, ^vai':^ ^v<T^69. 
 
 Rat, yuDs, /UU9 dpouparo9. 
 
 Rate, s. Tt/xJ/, TifjLijpa. — v. Tt/udw. 
 
 Rather, /xdXXoj/: — than, tTt /udX- 
 
 Xou : I would — , TTpoaipovfiai. 
 Ratificati(m, K:t;po9. 
 Ratified, Kvpio^, i/o/ixi^d/xEi/09. 
 Ratify, /ci/pdoj, Kvpov/xat. 
 Rational, Xdyto9, XoyiKo9, voijtx- 
 
 *fd9. 
 Rationality, Xoyio-^o'9. 
 Rationally, XoytKui^. 
 Rattle, V. ^pdx(*i, Kofxtriu}^ (.Trixf/o- 
 
 f/>j'a), diroKpoTtw, iiriKrvTrtu). — 
 
 s. KOOTuXoV, KuidwV. 
 
 Rattling, 7rdTayo9. 
 
 Ravage, v. auXdw, tKiripdw^ dp- 
 
 Trd^to, E\'7rop6ta», dyto nal <j>tnw. 
 
 — s. (TuXij, 7rop0>j<ri9, dp7rayud9. 
 Ravager, avXt'jTvp-, tK7rophjjT<^'pi 
 
 dpiraxTt'ip. 
 Rave, ivdovcndX^io, 7rupa(l>povia). 
 Ravel, dvv(f>aLuu}. 
 Raven, Kopa^. 
 Ravenous, d'pTra^, doTraXto?, Xd- 
 
 Ppo9. 
 
 Ravenously, dp7r«X/aj9, X«/3pa)9. 
 Ravenousness, dd}i<payia^ Xa(3p6- 
 
 T»J9. 
 
 Ravish, fioixfvfj^^, dpTrd^o), 6ia- 
 
 (fidiipco yvvalKa. 
 Ravisher, ;iOiX«<^Tj;9, dp7raK-T»;p. 
 Ravishment, /moixtta, oiaKoptva-i^^ 
 
 SiacpQopd, cjtdopd. 
 
 RaM', 6b/xd9, dTrE7rT09. 
 
 I?awness, w/j.6tij9. 
 
 Ray, uKTiv: full of rays, «k-tii/cooij9. 
 
 Raze, duaTptTTw, Kspai'^co, 
 
 Razor, ^vplov. 
 
 Reach, SuKi/tofiat^ dvriKU}. 
 
 Re-act, aTrcodtu}, dTrtXavvu}. 
 
 Re-action, uTrwcn^. 
 
 Read, Xiyw, duayivdxTKw : often, 
 
 tiravayivuKTKUi: through, ETriXEyo- 
 
 /uat, Sif^ipxofxai. 
 Reader, dvayvwcrT ■>]<:. 
 Readily, tToifKo^^ 7rpo^pdi/a)9, Trpo- 
 
 Gu/XCt)9. 
 
 Readiness, £to/)ixo'tjj9. 
 Reading, s. dvdyvuxri^. 
 Ready, £toi^o9, 'rrpotppwi/ : to be, 
 TrdpEi/xt, /JLSTd Tivo<i tJvai. 
 Real, £Ti//uo9, dX»jtJj;9, dTp£/f?;9. 
 Reality, £Ty/xdT»;9. 
 Really, oi/Ta)9, Ttjj ovTi, dXjj6ai9, 
 
 «TiXl'4i»9. 
 
 Realm, fia<riX£La, X'^P«- 
 
 Re-animate, dva^uw^ duaftioio. 
 
 Reap, dfpiX^u), d/mdvo : the benefit of, 
 oTroXai/Etj/, tTTiKapTri'^opai.. 
 
 Reaper, 6fpto-T>;9, dfxijTi'ip. 
 
 Rear, v. E/crpt't^co, dvaTpifpo). — s. 
 TO oTTKrdiSiov : the rear-guard of 
 an army, oi 6'ma6o<f>v\aKt9. 
 
 Reared together, <rvyy dXaKTos, crvi/' 
 
^ 
 
 REC 
 
 Tpoff)09, onoydXaKTOi. 
 Keascn, s. Aoyos, to XoyiKov: to 
 give a, \6yuv dovvai : require a, 
 \6you ^>iTtii/ irapd t IPO's. — Rea- 
 son, V. \oyiX,<ifxai^ Xoyiamvco, 
 iKXoyi^o/mai, dia\oyiX,ouai^ <tv\- 
 Xoyi^ofxai : accurately, uKpifioXo- 
 yiofxai : falsely, TrapaXoyiX^ofxai. 
 
 Reasonable, tiiXoyos, Xoyio^^ Xo- 
 yi/co'v. 
 
 Reasoner, Xoyio-Tf}?. 
 
 Reasoning, A.oyto-/xos, 3ia\oyio-/xos, 
 
 fTvXXoyKTHOt, 
 
 Re-assume, dvaXafx^dvio. 
 Re-baptise, ai/rt/3a7rTt^a», 
 Rebel, V. d(picTTuiuai, dfpiiVLdX^U), 
 at/TifxaxofiuiTiui. — s. a7ro(rTaT7j9, 
 
 Rebellion, aTroo-rao-is, airoa-racria. 
 Rebellious, aTroo-xaTi/cov, «</)£<rTtt>9 
 Rebelliously, a-Troo-xaxiK-ws. 
 Rebound, ai/a7r»}oaa», duadpwaKU). 
 Rebuff, d-rro^iipoTOvia^ dvdvtvcn^. 
 Rebuild, di/oiKoSojuio). 
 Rebuke, v. iiriTifidu). — s. kiriTifxi]- 
 
 Rebuker, t-Trtxi/xf/Tijs. 
 
 Recall, V. dvuKaXiu). — s. avdKXt]<Ti<i, 
 iirauaKXija-L^. 
 
 Recant, TraXiULoStui. 
 
 Recantation, iraXivwoia. 
 
 Recapitulate, uvaKtipaXaioui. 
 
 Recapitulation, duaKi(paXaiw<Ti<s. 
 
 Recede, dva^uipiu)^ aKpicTTaiuai, 
 viro^uypid}. 
 
 Receipt, vtro^oxn. 
 
 i^^ecdve, uirodtxo/ucu, iKXanftduio, 
 iKSt^o^ai, TTapadtx^ofMut, dvaXafx- 
 /3aj/£t), XafjifSafio : wages, fxiado- 
 
 <PoptU}. 
 
 Receiver, viroSox^t^u^. 
 
 Recency, to up-ri, i/toTt;?. 
 
 Recent, ytaoo'sr. 
 
 Recently, ytwo-Tt, Trptorji/, dpri. 
 
 Receptacle, sKdox^lou. 
 
 Reception, v-rroSt^ti, vttoBox']. 
 
 ticroox*;. 
 Recess, /iuxo's. 
 Recession, di/ax(^pi](Ti<i. 
 Recipe, Trpuypttiufxu, irpoypacf)}). 
 Recipient, u7ro5ox«us. 
 Reciprocal, duTiaTpofpo^, iraXiif- 
 
 SpofMOi. — Reciprocally, avTia-rpo- 
 
 0a>s, KUTaXXdy5i]v. 
 Reciprocate, aWio-Tyotr/xo, ttoXiu- 
 
 dpofxtco. 
 
 Reciprocation, duTia-Tpofpi], 
 Recision, aTroT/jiijai^. 
 Recitation, avdyviDCTi^. 
 Recite, duaytuwamco, duaXiyu), dtrd 
 
 (TTOfxaTo^ Xiyio. 
 Reck, iiTifxtXio/jLai, dXEyi^oj, 6^0- 
 
 Reckless, d/xtXii's, a/c»;5j;s. 
 Recklessly, d/xiXw9, a'/cjjot'o-Tcos. 
 Recklessness, ctut'Xtia, dKi]oia. 
 Reckon, Xoy/^oyuai, dpiQ^iiui. 
 Reckoner, XoyinTn^. 
 Rjickouiug, Aoyio-^uos, (Tvvii<T<l)opd, 
 
 tpai/o9, avfx(io\iu 
 Reclaim, otopt^ow, kiravopdoo}. 
 Recline, dvuKXlvu), Ka-raKXiva). 
 Recluse, novaxtxi^ Tjoe/LLiTt]^. 
 Recognisance, aVayi/tuo-is, di/a- 
 
 yp(upi(Tii : to appear to, iirl rijv 
 
 ^t/Cfji/ diravrdu}. 
 
 Recognise, aVayt/copt^a), dvayivoo- 
 <r/ca>. 
 
 RED 
 
 ana 
 
 (69) 
 
 Recognition, dvuyvoopicn^^ 
 yvu)(Ti<s. 
 Recoil, dvair^odui, auuxtoptto. 
 Recollect, fxvdofxai, fxifivrnKopini. 
 Recollection, dvdfivt](TL^^ vtto/xvi]- 
 
 Re-commence, dpaKaivi'^u). 
 Recommend, avi/laTii/jLi, avvia-rd- 
 
 fw : oneself to any one, ivdiU- 
 
 fuadai iavTou tlvi. 
 Recommendation, i-rraivo^^ tutfiij- 
 
 fxia : a letter of, crva-raTiKi) Itti- 
 
 aroXij. 
 Recommendatory, a-va-raTiKo^. 
 Recommender, avi/Krrdi, iirai- 
 
 Recompense, v. dfiiifioixai, dvri- 
 fiETptu), diroTiu}, dvTaTTodiooofxi., 
 avrairorivo^ di/ridioplonai. — s. 
 dfxoiPi), dvTaixoi^ii^ fxiado^^ dvri- 
 Trotj/a, Ta. 
 
 Reconcile, KaTaXXuTTw, SiaXXdT- 
 Tw, 'Trpoadyofiai, (f>iXi6u), £^t\a'to, 
 a-vvaXXuTTui, Gvp.fti(idX,ui. 
 
 Reconcileable, KctTaXXaKTiKo^. 
 
 Reconciler, KaTaXXaKTt)^, iiaX- 
 XaKTn9, 
 
 Reconciliation, KaTaXXaytj, o-yi/- 
 aXXayij, irpocraycoytj. 
 
 Recondite, diroKtKpvfx/uiii/oi^ aVo- 
 
 Kpvfpo^. 
 
 Re-conduct, dvairifnroi. 
 
 Record, s. ypa^ifxanlov. — v. IffTo- 
 
 piu)^ (Tvyypd(pu) : events, la-ro- 
 
 ptTu Ta 'rrtTrpayfjLti/a, irapaSovvai 
 
 ypaffiii. 
 Recorder, larTopiKo^, (rvyypafptu^. 
 Recover, duaKTdofiai, dvuKOfxi'^o- 
 
 fiai : breath, or revive, dvaXafi- 
 
 /?ai/to, aya^onruptui : strenf^th, 
 
 dvapptovvvni, put^u). 
 Recoverable, dvuKT^Toi, di/aXijir- 
 
 TE09. 
 
 Recovery, dvuKTijai^, dudXmf/i^, 
 dvuKOfxidri. 
 
 Recount, a^anidiuta), KaTaXtyofiai. 
 Recourse, di/uSpo/uLt). 
 Recreate, dva\pvx<ii^ dvairavofxat. 
 Recreation, dua\f/uxn> aVaTrouais. 
 Recreative, dua^puKTiKo?. 
 Recriminate, dvTEyKaXtw. 
 Recrimination, dvriyKXnua. 
 
 Recruit, 9. o-TpaTiojT)/? vio<i. v. 
 
 uva<TKiva(,u}^ duonduw : soldiers, 
 'Trapaa-Kf.vd'^u}^ (TuXXiyco a-Tpa- 
 
 TtCDTaS. 
 
 Rectangular, opdoycovios, 6p06yu}' 
 
 vos. 
 Rectification, Siopdwai^. 
 Rectify, diopdow'. 
 Rectitude, opt)oT>js, SiKaiotrCvij. 
 Recumbent, dvaKXivofxtvo's, dva- 
 
 Kiifxf.vo':. 
 
 Recur, dtfUTpiXf^-, dvaaTptffiu). 
 
 Red, ipvdpo^, irvpfw-i, ^oiuiKtoi : 
 to make, ipudoaiuto, iiricpoivi'l^to : 
 to become, invdpuivo/xai.tpvdpiduj. 
 
 Reddish, Epvdpla^, Trvppo^ : to be, 
 epvdaivw, TTuppiT^Ofxai. 
 
 Reddle, /ui\tos. 
 
 Redeem, XvTpoo/uLai, Xvofiai. 
 
 Redeemer, XvTpwn)^, duTiXiiTrTwp. 
 
 Redemption, XuTpojcris, o7ro\uo-is. 
 
 Redness, iptvdo^, ipvdijfxa, kpv- 
 
 vpOTtJt. 
 
 Redolence, oatfypaaia^ oaff)pau<Tt9. 
 Redolent, oatppavTripios, o<T(ppav- 
 
 TOS. 
 
 nrava- 
 
 REF^- 
 
 Redouble, kirionrXaandlol^, i- 
 CiirXou). \ 
 
 Redoubt, 6xvpwfJ.a, t'7riTtixi<rua. 
 
 Redoubtable, Kard<t)ofio9. \ 
 
 Redress, Siopdoco, uTroniSufiuX 
 Reduce, tA.«TTo'u», XeittuvcoV. by 
 
 Avar, KmairoXi/jLico : to rttelios, 
 
 dfiaduifu) : a city by siege,^ Ik~ 
 
 iroXiopKtlp TToXiv: to heads, dTro- 
 
 Kt(fi(tXaLuit}. 
 Reduction, iXw^Toocri^. 
 Redundancy, TrXf-ovufTfio^. 
 Redundant, TrcptTTov, irtpL-rXiiQih, 
 Reduplicate, avn^iTrXoto. 
 Reduplication, duuSiirXaxTi^. 
 Re-echo, di>T}]xtco. 
 Reed, KdXa/mo^, ^oVa^, KoXd/uiyi. 
 Reedy, KaXd/mivo^. 
 Reel, uffTaTtw, aitydXXofxat, irnpa- 
 
 (pipofxai : in a reeling manner, 
 
 •7rapa</)o'pu)s, Oo\f o Os. 
 Re-enforce, iiriKovaico, (SotjOtw. 
 Re-enforcement, tiriKoupia, (Bou- 
 
 Re-enter, tlaipxofuti irdXiv. 
 Re-establish, uTroKadiaTdvo}, diro- 
 
 KaOi(TT1]/JLt. 
 
 Re-establishment, diroKaTdcrraafs. 
 Refection, kiricrKtviu dvdXi}if/L^. 
 Refel, oiiXtyxu}, duaaKsvdlio. 
 Refer, fTrtTptVoyuaj, kTriKaXiofxai, 
 ytpaipu). 
 
 Reference, tTrtTooTriJ. 
 
 Refine, KaQuipw, dpaioui, /navoio. 
 
 Refinement, Kddapai^. 
 
 Refiner, KadapTj'i^ '• of metals, irv- 
 
 pa)T»;9. 
 
 Refit, dvaa-Ktvii^u}. 
 Reflect, fiEpifivdto, ntXe-rdto, aKtir- 
 
 TOfiai : (to cast back,) dvaKXao. 
 Reflection, fxkpifxva, /ifXtVij, a-Cu- 
 
 uota : (casting back,) dudKXuai^. 
 Reflector, /JLipi/uLvo(fipovTi<TTij<t. 
 Reflexible, waWao-Tos. 
 
 > 
 
 REL 
 
 REN 
 
 Reflorish, dvauQtu), difaddXXco 
 Reflow, dvapptio 
 
 Refluent, dvapptwu. 
 Reflux, dvdppoia. 
 
 Reform, v. iiopQduj, dvopd6io^ fiira- 
 voto), SinpTi^u), Sifvdui/u). 
 Reformation, ctoiScoai^. 
 Reformer, iiopBu)Tt']<:. 
 Refract, dvuKXdw, dvTuvaKXdw. 
 Refraction, dvdKXacri^, durai/dKXa- 
 
 <Tl<}. 
 
 Refractoriness, dTnldiia. 
 Refractory, a-TrtttJiyv, aVTiTUTros, 
 
 Ou<TTJVlO^. 
 
 Refrain, dirixofiai. dfpicrTanai. 
 
 Refi-angibility, dirravdKXafft^. 
 
 Refresh, difuyf/uxo), dvairnvio, Sia- 
 Tr/ziO), ^-aTa•7r|/ta», kutuxI/uxui, dva- 
 X^oiTTvpiui : — the body, awfiaro- 
 
 TTOliui. 
 
 Refresher, dvaxl/vK-rjip. 
 Refreshment, ai/airayorts, ai/ai//u^i?, 
 ^vy/uLOi. 
 
 Refrigerate, di>axf/vxoi, vf/vxoo. 
 
 Refrigeration, dud\j/v^i^, ^vy/uLo^. 
 
 Refuge, KaTa0uy»;. irpoatpvyiou, 
 KaTa(pvyiou, uXiwpT). 
 
 Refugee, 0wyds. 
 
 Refulgence, XafiirjooVj/?, avytj. 
 
 Refulgent, Xau-Trpo's. 
 
 Refund, nj/axiw, Tito irdXiv. Re- 
 funded, or repaid, TraXij/TtTos. 
 
 Refusal, apj/Tjo-is, di/dj/£yo-t9, irap- 
 aiTtjffjc. 
 
 ^J^ffiai, dpuTidEfxai, rtTretTroj, 
 
 til II r» t *-. ' • .' 
 
 Refuse 
 
 CLTrOT 
 
 apyc'v^ui, duuiuofxai, dpaui6(v, 
 
 '"'<^i*ULTtOfXat.. 
 
 Refiitation, aTrAty^o's. 
 
 Rcfiit-, iX.'yx'^, *^*^^'yX-, a^- 
 eXfcyX'o. 
 
 Regal, /ia(rtX:^-os, paaiXtio^. 
 
 Regale, duuij/dxco. 
 
 Regality, fiuaiXtia. 
 
 R^egard, TrpoaKtirTOfxai, irpovoutv 
 
 *X^» </>tXtW, fXETaTptTrOfJLUL, yt- 
 
 paipcv dyco kv Tifxij, ^tpantOtv. 
 Regardless, d^-,,a;,y, dfxtXih. 
 Regency, fxtaofiaa-tXtia. 
 Regenerate, aWyct/i/dw. 
 Re^reneration, iraXtyyti/to-ia, dua- 
 
 ytvpijai^. 
 
 Regent, intaoftaaiXiv^. 
 Regicide, Tvpavi/ouTovo^. 
 Regimen, tTrtaTaa/a. 
 Regiment, Tdyyua, airtTpa, XJvos. 
 Regimental, Tay^aTiK-ds. 
 Region, xoi^a, X^P^op. KXl/ia. 
 Register, s. k(pi]^utpl9, ypafxfxaTtlov, 
 
 KuTuXoyoi, KUTaXoyt6^. v. 
 
 KaTaXoyt$o/i«j, (rvyypdfpw. 
 Registered, Trpoavifxjjtjtk ttj cppa- 
 
 Tpia. 
 
 Registry, ypa/uL^aroffwXuKioi;. 
 Regnant, (ia<riXEuwp, k-TTLKpa-nj^. 
 Regret, s. Xuttij, fitTuvoia. — v. Xy- 
 'TTtop.ai, fiiTavotu). 
 
 REP 
 
 Regular, kuvoviko's 
 
 Regularity, Td^tv, KavovKTpio^. 
 
 Regulate, Tdao-co, KavoviX^w. 
 
 Regulation, Td^is, KuvoviapiO'i. 
 
 Regulator, Ta^ttiT?;?. 
 
 Rehearsal, dvaypcoai^. 
 
 Rehearse, dvayivuia-Ku}. 
 
 Reign, v. iiaaiXtvui, upx(o, Tvnav- 
 
 vivu}. — s. fiaaiXtia, dvunTooia, 
 
 dpxu. 
 Re-nnburs<-, aVoTtj/o), dwrairoSi- 
 
 Rein (of a bridle), rjvla, pvrd, -rd 
 Reins, vitppol. 
 Re-instal, dvaKriX^o}. 
 Re-instate, diroKudiaTijfxi. 
 Re-iterate, dvaXufjL^dvw. 
 Re-iteration, dvdXi]\l/i<i. 
 Reject, d-n-oTidifxai, diro^uXXo/uLai, 
 airoouuip.d^co, dirwdtu), diroKpivu}, 
 UTruTTTuco, kK<pavXiX,(o, ddsTtw. 
 Rejectioii, aVo/^oXf/, uvuxTii:. 
 Rejoice, tTriyj^^-toj, i'lOofxai, X^^pt^, 
 
 yu^tu), yavuofiai. 
 Rejoin, dirantifiofxai. 
 Rej()inder, dfxoiftij^ diroKpia-i's. 
 Rekindle, dvuKaioa^ dvoQwirvpiui. 
 Relajtse, /ufTa-n-iTTToo. 
 Relate, (tell,) Xt'yto, la-roptu), ot- 
 ijytofiai, d-rrayykXXu), di/afxinvtj- 
 aKio: (have reference,) Trpoai'isu). 
 Relatcr, cti/y)jT»/9, df/)jjy»;Ti;p. 
 Relation, Trpoai'iKoiu, auyyti/Zys, 
 (^puTwo^ ofioyufjiftpo^, avyyufi- 
 /^pos, KiiSinutp, olKf.ioi : narrative, 
 dvatpopd^ dn'iyiicri^. 
 Relationship, to o-i/yyti/ts, owy- 
 ytVtia. 
 Relative, adj. df/jjjyijfiaTtKos. 
 Relatives, ffuyytiytis, ofiaipLoi. 
 Relax, diroXvu}, irupaXvui^ dpii]/mi: 
 the mind, dvitvai ti/i/ \bvxui>- 
 Relaxation, di/eo-ts, aVaxaXa<r/i09, 
 
 dtptdi^. 
 Release, v. aTroXvu), d(i)iii/ni, uTraX- 
 n) 
 
 XuTTu). — s. aVdXuo-is. 
 Relent, dvafxaXaTTofiui. 
 Relentless, dinivi]^, dviXtt)^, tbyuo's. 
 Reliance, Trto-Tts, TrtTroJ^fjatv. 
 Rchcs, XiifjLfxaTa, Xi'n}/apa. 
 Relict, X'K"a. 
 
 Relief, Kov<pi(ri9, 5id7rai/<rts. 
 Relieve, Kuv(fnlio, dvoXafxfidpw, 
 
 oiuTravui. 
 
 Religion, Ei,akftEia, ^p.jaKtia, tv- 
 
 XafiEia. 
 Religious, £uo-£/3.';9, EvXal3/,9. 
 Religiously, £tfa-*/3(L9, ^toaEfB^^. 
 Ke uiqmsh, KaTaXiiTrw, «'</)n;ut. 
 Relinquishment, /c«TdX£t»//t9.' 
 Relish, s. ot//d»j/iOf, 6v!/upiop. 
 Reluctant, ukoop, ukouctio^. 
 Reluctantly, dKoua-iw?. 
 Rely, TTto-Tfuuj, TTtieofxai, ia-xvpi- 
 
 lofjLai. 
 
 Remain, oia^ivta, vTroXtlTrofxai, 
 TTtpiXzt'irop.aL : in, kvSiaTpifiw, 
 tp.fj.tva), kyxpopilu). 
 Remainder, XEixf/upou. 
 Remaining, adj. XotTr^v, ii-TroXot- 
 Trov. — s. Siafxoui).^ KUTa/mopi]. 
 Remand, dvatripTru}. 
 Remark, v. Siaaiifiaiuw, vokto. 
 Remarkable, d^idXoyo^, kirla^fxo^, 
 Xap.Trp6s!, kirKpuvm. 
 Remarkably, d^ioXo'ya)9. 
 Remedy, s. taTp£<a, uKtGK:, ^ipa- 
 ^£/a, (papfxaKov. — v. duto/mai, 
 ^fpairtvui. 
 Remember, fiipu,,fxni, dvafxtfxvi]- 
 fiai, p.pttp.optvu), fivunuiv tifxl, Sia- 
 fitpv})/uLai. 
 Remembiance, dudpv,)ai9, /xvj;^?;. 
 Remind, fipdw, duafxpdu), virofxvdw. 
 Reminiscence, di/d/xv 1/0-19. 
 Remiss, £KX£Xu/xtj/os, dvufjLipo<i, 
 a/x£X»/9, oXiywpo^. 
 Remission, dj/£o-t9, u(f)E(ri9. 
 Remissly, d/x£X(L9, oXiydjpous. 
 Remissness, dptXiia, uXiywpif<n^. 
 Remit, a'(/>ii}^i, x^P^^ofxaL. 
 Remnant, Td XtiKJ/uva, kyKUTd- 
 
 Xiinfia, KaTdXiuj/i^. 
 Remonstrate, kXiyxu). 
 Remorse, Xi/ttt;, tXto^. 
 Remorseless, a'i/£X£i/9, di/aioiU. 
 Remote, tj/Xou/oos, X"'F^S"M'^09, 
 iroppui U3V. 
 Remotely, iroppui. 
 Remoteness, d7ro'(TTaot9. 
 Removal, diroKivijart^, ui/ainsai^. 
 Remove, v. a(/)to-T>;/ii, avaipkio, 
 aTTOKivto), d-n-oxtopi^o), fxndyui, 
 
 StUKpOVW, totio). 
 
 Remover, dvaiptrij^. 
 Remount, kTravafSi^d^co. 
 Remunerate, dvTtvtpytTtoo, dfxii- 
 ftopai at Swpta, dvTiowptu). 
 Remuneration, oi/Ti5d.p»j/ia, dfioi- 
 
 Renascent, dva(pvup.Evo9. 
 Rencounter, dp.iXXa, avfxfioXiu 
 Rend, pi'iyvvfn, airapdaau), o-x«^a), 
 oiaaxi^io. 
 
 Render, s, o-TrapdKTjjs. — v. otto- 
 
 Tii'co, dvTa'TroSiStM)^. 
 Renegade, d-rrocrTdTi)^. 
 Renew, dvaKaiviX^u), kTriaKEvd^w, 
 
 duoiKo6opiui, dvopdou), diroKaB- 
 
 i<TTi]p.i, dvavEoia. 
 
 Renewal, dvaaKEvi}, dTroKardara- 
 o-t9, duavEwari^, 
 Rennet, injTva. 
 
 Renovate, Koti/t'^o), vtow, Kaivov 
 TToiM, dx/ai/£o'a), KaivoTroitto. 
 Renovation, dvavtiaai's, dvuKaivu}- 
 
 Renounce, diroppiuy, diroTdTTco. 
 Renown, £i;oo^m, kX.'os, ouTa, 
 
 Renowned, tvoo^o<i, </>a/ot/xos, ^av- 
 
 fiaai09, yvwpifio^. 
 Rent, 8. pfiypa, <nrdpayp.a, airda- 
 
 ^^ L ' TtXo9.— To rent a house, 
 
 HKTVOO} oIkOV. 
 
 Renunciation, dirSppi^aii. 
 Repair, v. dvaaKtvdlu), /caTapTxTo), 
 a7rto-K£i;d^u,, £^apT/gco._s. i^op- 
 
 ■JOtO. * 
 
 Repairer, otop0a)T?j9. 
 
 Reparation, kiria-Ktv,), duaKaiuwaii. 
 
 Repartees, o-TcoMi/Xtai, ao(plafiuTa. 
 
 Repass, KaTairoptvofxai. 
 
 Repast, Stlirvoi/. 
 
 Repay, aVoTiVw, t/CTii/to, di/Ta-rro- 
 
 Repayment, dirdTKri'i. 
 Repeal, dd£T£a), dKvp6uy. 
 Repeat, TraXtXXoyto), CEyTfooo., 
 CfVTtpiaX^u}. 
 Repeatedly, 'jraXtXXo'ya)9. 
 Repeater, o iraXi\X6yo<i. 
 Repel, aVwetto, uttociwku}^ dva- 
 
 a-TkXXu), dvTLKpOVU), dfXVVUi. 
 
 Repellant, dirwaTLK6<i. 
 
 Repel ler, o dirw^wp. 
 
 Repent, fxiTavoiio, fitTayiyvvoaKU): 
 
 It repents me, fitTafxkXn noi. 
 Repentance, nE-rduoia, fXE-rafxtXEia. 
 Repentant, /xE-rapfXijTiKd'i. 
 Repetition, aWX»,i/^t9, iraXu^pofiia^ 
 
 traXiXXoyia. 
 
 Repine, dx^Ofxai, yoyy^lvo. 
 Repiner, yoyyyo-TTjs. 
 Replace, ridiipi TrdXiv,dvaTrXi]p6u}. 
 Replant, dvu<pvTtvw. 
 Replenish, duaTrX^\Qw, dvafxta-roui. 
 Replete, dvdpnaro^^ dvaTrXi]pov- 
 
 p.EVO'3. 
 
 Repletion, dvaTrX^puiGii. 
 Reply, v. dp.Ei(3opui, diroKpivOfiUL, 
 — s. a/i£n//is, drroKpiai^. 
 Repolish, di>a^6w. 
 Report, V. 5m</),,yu/^«,, 5taepyXX/a,, 
 OJ//ioo-i£i;a)._s. </)»j>i,, d/coi;, Xd- 
 yo9 : the — is, Xdyo9 tx". ^tyt- 
 Tai : the — is prevalent, Xdyo9 
 X^^pti: to spread a — , 0t;>»;i/ 
 Ka-raoTKE^daai : a — is spread, 
 <l>nfxn naTaaKtoduifvrai, Siacpoird 
 
 Reported, di)po(TiEvQti9. 
 Reporter, otat^njixiaTj]^. 
 Repose, V. d.vuTTavop.uL, diroKoifxa- 
 
 Ofxai. — s. di/dTrai/o-i9, dutan. 
 Repository, ^j,\-);, Tupuloi;. 
 Repossess, duuKTuofxai. 
 Reprehend, kiriKaraXap^dvui, kiri- 
 
 TijLida}, £Trt7rX»;TTt«>, »//tya>, yuco- 
 
 fxaofxai, fxi/jL(^>o/xaL. 
 Reprehender, yuw/uov, kiriTipLii-nji. 
 Reprehensible, kirifxtfiirro^, juw- 
 
 /U7/T09 
 
 Reprehension, £7riTrX»j^i9, £-jrtTt- 
 
 Ai»/o-i9. 
 Represent, aVftK-d^oj, kKypdffito, 
 
 tK<r<ppayi^oiu.ai. 
 Representation, diTEiKaaia, dirEi- 
 
 Kaa/jLct. 
 
 Repress, u-jroxfipo'ttj, ia/uduy, KaT- 
 txufy KaTaariXXw, KaTairik'^co, 
 
 [ 
 
RES 
 
 IS 
 
 avEipyu) : one s rage, /caxao-j^tTt/ 
 
 T»;j/ onyiiv^ kocitHi/ ttj^ 6(>yfi9. 
 Rcpress.ion, Ka-royn. 
 Repressive, kutox,o^. 
 Reprieve, ui/ufiuWo}. 
 Repritnand, t.TrL-ri/uLia, ojulokXi'). 
 Reprint, avaTviroui. 
 Reproach, v. Aoioooto), Siarrvpco^ 
 
 ttTrofJK'aiTTTa), /i/\a(T</)»jjut<f , 6i/tidi- 
 
 Tidufxai^ kiTLTiixdu). — s. Xoioupia^ 
 <rKu)/uifxa, f3\a(r<pnjjuLia^ vl3pL9^ /uto- 
 
 fioi^ t-TriTiyujjo-is, tXtyx^ii], 6ucr- 
 
 <ii}}/uLia^ oi/fcioos. 
 Reproachful, tTroi/tiOio-xos, oi/£iokt- 
 
 xos. 
 Reprobate, adj, aooKi/io?, u6tTo<s. — 
 
 V. dirodoKifi.d'^o)^ uOf/Jt^co. 
 Reprobation, dytT»j(Tt9, a7ro5o\'i- 
 
 /xucr/a. 
 Reproduce, nvays^uudw, dva(p{uo. 
 Reproduction, duaytvi/i^ai'i. 
 Reproof, c-Trixj'/xj/o-ts. 
 Reprove, KaddirTufxai, KaTa/mtfjLfpo- 
 
 fJLUi^ iTTiTifxdw, iTri\ufJ.j^dvu/xai, 
 
 <TtO(ppOVL'i^U). 
 
 Reprover, tTriTijuj/n'/s, TrajotuTJjs. 
 Reptile, ioTrtTov. 
 Republic, 6i]/j.oKpaTia. 
 Republican, ctffxoKpuTiKo^. 
 Repudiate, aTroptiAXto, aTroTrt^nro- 
 
 Repudiation, diroTrofxTi), aTroVa^ts. 
 Repugnance, ti/auTiwfxa. 
 Repugnant, tt/aj/rtov, «7r£i0»js. 
 Repugnantly, tvavriwi. 
 Repulse, s. dvdvtvcri^^ diroTtv^i^. 
 
 — V. dvavtvui. 
 Reputable, £i/^»j/xos, tvcpn/uno^, tv- 
 
 KXtt}^. 
 
 Reputably, tiK^tJ/ioj?, luKXtco^. 
 Reputation, aucfiijiuLla^ tuKXtia^ d- 
 
 6o/c»j<rts, ludo^ia. 
 Request, v. ai-rtco, tTra^toco. — s. 
 
 aixtjjua, alVi;ats. 
 Requester, atTTjTT;9. 
 Require, tTTi^i/Tto), Sco/xai, air- 
 
 aiTtu). 
 Requisite, tTriTtJottos, ai/ayK-aios. 
 Requital, tKTLori^. 
 Requite, dfxtiliopai^ dvTap.ti^o[xai. 
 Re-reward, 6iri(rQo(j)vXdKLOu. 
 Rescind, diruKoTTTio^ dQtTiu}. 
 Rescribe, dvaypdi^mi. 
 Rescript, dvTiypafpri. 
 Rescue, puo/uLui, diroXuco, 
 Research, Siipi.vi/ijai'i. 
 Resemblance, diriLKaaia. 
 Resemble, aTrttva^a), iIkoj. 
 Resent, dyai/aKTiui. 
 Reserve, Ta/xLtuco^ dia:pvXdTTu). 
 Reserved, ^ia(/)i/A.aTxo/x£i/os, av- 
 
 <rTTJ,005. 
 
 Reside, ti/oi/ctoj, avXi'^o/xai, dva- 
 
 KaSri^ofxai. 
 Residence, ivoiKijai'i, o'ikti'ioiov, 
 
 olKi)u.a. 
 Resident, ivoiKO^. 
 Residue, to Xoiirov. 
 Resign, t^ofxi/vco. 
 Resignation, dudinret^L^. 
 Resin, p^irivt]. 
 
 Resinous, o))-rti/u)0>j9, p/jTti/iTjj?. 
 Resist, dvQiaTufjLai^ v(l>ifTTap.ni, 
 
 auTKTTUTtfo, ui/Tuipco, duTiTiivco. 
 Resistance, di/Tto-rao-ts. 
 (71) 
 
 kp:t 
 
 Resistless, «i/u7ro(rTaTos. 
 Resolute, icrxvpoyi/co/mov, dvSpiTo^^ 
 
 i(T\Vp69, ToXfJLIjpO^. 
 
 Resoluteness, 'Ky^vpoyvtjofxotrvvi]. 
 Resolution, dvcptid^ Icr'^^vpoyvutpLO- 
 
 (Tuvi]^ ToX/uia: a resolution, »//J7<^os, 
 
 TO co^ai/. 
 Resolve, v. Siavoio/uLui^ voiai ; dt>a- 
 
 Xuu)^ CLaXvo). — s. ooyfia^ dpiCTKOv. 
 
 dptaKOfxtvov. 
 Resolvedly, ia^vpoyvwfxoi/ws. 
 Resonant, duTijy^iwv. 
 Resort, Brap.i'^u). 
 Resound, dvTt})(^fu}, inrjjj^t'w, l^- 
 
 i}\oupai, TTf/oujXito, irtpiKTvirtu). 
 Resource, KaTa<pvyi'i. 
 Respect, v. ytpaipu)^ Tt/xdw, Tta*, 
 
 iu Tifi^ dyu). — s. Ti/i»/, atofo'v : 
 
 to pay — to, diroutpco tipI tijuli'iu : 
 
 give my respects to, xatpt 11/ KtXevt 
 
 Trap' kfjiov. 
 
 Respectable, ytpda-fxio^^ ytpapo's. 
 Respectful, aidy]piuii>. 
 Respectfully, aiotj/noi/ui^. 
 Respiration, dvairvoi]^ dvairvivtri^^ 
 
 i/ciri/o*/, dadfia. 
 Respire, dvairvtco, dp-Trvim. 
 Respite, v. dvafidXXio^ dvaftdXXo- 
 
 fxui. — s. di/a/3o/\)/, aVu/3/\j;(ris. 
 Resplendence, crTi.\/3»j, Xa/uLirpori}^. 
 Resplendent, dTroo-TiA/Stoj/, Xap.- 
 
 irpo^. 
 Respond, dp-it^opai, dTroKoii/ofiai. 
 Response, d.u£iij>i9, diroKpipa. 
 Responsible, virtuduvo^, irapuiTio's. 
 Responsive, dpoipalo<i, duri\l/uX- 
 
 /i09. 
 
 Rest, V. i](Tv\d'^(t}^ v<Tv\iuv tX'^i 
 dvairavopLai. — s. I'la-v^iu^ Tjpepia^ 
 •jrauXa, Travail, tipi'ivi}. 
 
 RestifF, au8do»j9, TpaxuXicoO)}^. 
 
 Restitution, d-Troooais. 
 
 Restless, dypvirvo?, d\»j\T09, cti/- 
 
 Restlessness, dypvirvia. 
 
 Restoration, d7ro\'aT«<7Tao'i9. 
 
 Restorative, dva\^'7^T^K6<i. 
 
 Restore, d-rruSidwpi, di/aaKfvdl^iM). 
 at/ia-rijpi, dvopQotn^ dTroKaSiaTi]- 
 fj.'. : a pledge, tus 'KapuKaTuQ}']Ka<i 
 diro^ovvai'. to health, i^vyiaii/w 
 Tivd. 
 
 Restorer, dirodoTi'tp. 
 
 Restrain, Kudiipyuy, dTriipyio, dva- 
 XaiTt^w, arvi/eipyco, iTrt'^w, Kara- 
 crTtX\a», avvtxt^i X"^"'""'^ "'"'" 
 (ppoviX^uy^ (TuaTtWo), KwXvia. 
 
 Restraint, KutXvpa^ tiriaytai^^ kir- 
 
 Restrict, Ka-raGriXXit}^ K:aTtX">, 
 
 KaQiipyta. 
 Restriction, KaraaroXii], KdQi^i^. 
 Result, TtXtTTj, ivtpyiipa. 
 Resume, di/aXapfSdi^ou. 
 Resumption, aVd/\?;i|/^i5. 
 Resurrection, df d<rTao-i9, tyep(Ti^ : 
 
 day of, T] dvaa-rdcTipo^ vpfpa. 
 Resuscitate, di/a/Stwa/cto, iytipta. 
 Retail, KuirtiXtvu)^ iraXiyKUTn]' 
 
 XlVM. 
 
 Retailer, K:aTr);\£i/T7j9, /itTujSoXfi/v, 
 '7rf)07ra>\jj9,ayT07rco\»/9, TTaXiy/cd- 
 
 "TTl/XoS. 
 
 Retain, KUTtxco. 
 Retainer, irtAfiTj/s, SrepdiroDV. 
 Retake, dvaXap^uvu). 
 Retaliate, dv-rnptifiopaL. 
 Retaliation, difrapotf^n. 
 
 REV . 
 
 \ 
 
 Retard, tjUTrooi^w, /S/oa^uAo, irup- 
 ipiroCjiX^w^ dvi^w. \ 
 
 Retardation, fp.iroSiapo':, di/<*/3o\»J. 
 
 Retention, KaToxr|, uuiipoavi/in. 
 
 Retentive, Kd-ro\o%\ pvijuoviKo^. 
 
 Retinue, uKoXoviiiu, Tntpairo/itrv. 
 
 Retire, dvaxcofttw, viroxf^i'tu), xItt- 
 tpXopui^ dvaxd^co & -opcti, VTTO- 
 irodi'^u}^ dfdyat, dvadvopai. 
 
 Retirement, dudxoop^ai'i. 
 
 Retort, ui/Tuptif-iopaL. 
 
 Retract, dvuTrooil^u}. 
 
 Retraction, dvairu^Krpo^. 
 
 Retreat, s. dvaxoopjiai^. — v. dva- 
 Xwptu}^ dvaxdt,tts. 
 
 Retrench, eXaTTo'co, dTroKoTTTw. 
 
 Retribute, duTuiruciowpi. 
 
 Retribution, dfTuTro^ojua, dvTairo- 
 Su<XL^, dpoiPi]. 
 
 Retributive, dvTairodoTiKo^. 
 
 Retrieve, dua\aupdv(jL\ iiopQovo. 
 
 Retrogradation, oTriaanPu}. 
 
 Retrograde, oiriadufiuTiKu^. 
 
 Retrospection, dvuarKOTrt']. 
 
 Return, v. ifruvaxutptu), lirava- 
 0"Tpt(/)u), tTravtpX'i/iai^ dvctOTpi- 
 </>io, tiruvtifiL^dvaTTociX^u)^ voa-rtu}^ 
 iiravriKU). — s. vocttiK, iraXivcpo- 
 p.iu, VTrocrTpo(l)t), to dvairopTri- 
 yuot/, dj/ax"^PM0't9, d«/>t^t9, dj/a- 
 
 OTTfjOfPr}. 
 
 Reveal, dTroKaXuTrTto, difaKaXvir- 
 
 TO), iKKuXuTTTW, yuwpi'^U}, KdTa- 
 
 yoptuw,diTo(PuLua): to be revealed, 
 
 SiuKaXviTToput^ dvuKaXuTTTopai, 
 
 (^aivop.ai. 
 Revel, KUTaXixvivta^ tK'XttX'**-! ^'«" 
 
 Xaffiuorauj, K«T«Tf)toya), dvuicri- 
 
 p.o(o, MxXi^w, KUjfidX^ci}^ i<pai- 
 
 TTaXiX^u), liuKXtvco. 
 Revelation, dTro/cdXuv//js, dvaKaXv- 
 
 i//t9, cfiavipu)ai<i. 
 Reveller, iirlKoopo^. 
 Revelry, Ktoyuo9, d<Ta)Ttu. 
 Revenge, v. iKdiKtiv^ Tipwptu), ti- 
 
 p-wpoupai. — s. iKOt/cijo-is, Ttpcopta^ 
 
 dfxuvi]. 
 Revenger, Tt/xa)/oo9, Ikoiko^^ ti/uco- 
 
 Pj;tt;9. 
 Revenue, 7rf)o<ro6o9, -^0^09, TtXo9. 
 Revenue officers, dtrooiKTiu Tapt- 
 
 ouxoi. 
 
 Reverberate, duTLTvirtw. 
 Reverberation, dvTirviria. 
 Revere, alciopai^ o-t/Soj, ulcryyvo- 
 
 /uai, Tipdu). 
 Reverence, s. «t5ajs, <7t/?a9, ^ipa- 
 
 Trtia. — V. alStopai^ ct/SojUrtt, ala- 
 
 Xui/o/uai, 3"£/o<f7rtya>, ivXafiiopai. 
 Reverend, alotaipo^^ triftdapio^, 
 
 crtfiatTTO^, aicuTo's, euXa/SfjTtos. 
 Reverent, Tmrnvocfypwi/. 
 Reverential, alcolo^. 
 Reversal, d0tT)/o-t9, dK'upoxn?. 
 Reverse, v. ddiTtw, aKvpoia. — s. 
 
 I'^TTOTpOTrj;. 
 
 Reversion, di/aa-rporpiiy iraXivSpo- 
 
 pia. 
 Revert, dvacnptcpu)^ traXivSpoptu), 
 
 dviipi. 
 Review, dvacTKoiriw^ iTriaKiTTTO- 
 
 yua(, tTriTTtoXiofiai. 
 Revile, XoiSoptco. i//3pt^aj,/3\«(Tf/)»j- 
 
 piau Xtyo) Tivl & Kurd Tti/ov, 
 
 KOKoXoyfc'aj Tti/d, pXa<T(pnpio}. 
 Reviler, Xoioopo^^ v0ni<TT^^. 
 Reviling, s. XoiSopia^ KaK^yopiu^ 
 
 (3Xa<Tc^i1fxia^ KUTapa. 
 
 
 Revise, £y;^,.o^,'^^^^^^.^,^^^^^^ 
 Ke-vi8it, , tTTKnuirTOfxai irdXiu. 
 Kevive, / a;,«^^^^ di/a^iJoj, duaZui- 
 •Truptafi. * 
 
 Revivi Jcate, duala>7rvpta,, dmpiotv. 
 Revivification, dvu^iij^ai^. 
 Revo.cation, dvdKX^cri^, ddl-rjicTiv. 
 Revoke, dvuKuXtu,, ddtTtw, dKv- 
 
 poto : decrees, uKvpa iroitlv -rd 
 
 \!/t]ffiicrpaTa. 
 Revolt, y. dTTocTTaTtui, oua-Tapm. 
 
 o-Taaid^w, d({)i(TTupat. — s. aTro'- 
 
 o-Tao-i9. 
 Revolter, diroaTdTi]^. 
 Revolve,^ KVKXtu}, arTpifpva^ irtpi- 
 
 oivto), dvaKuXiu)^ (.Xicrau). 
 Revolution, duaKVKXtapo^^ dua- 
 
 KUKXioaii. 
 Re\vard, s. y/pa9, ddXov.—v. yt- 
 
 paipu\ ocopio/xai. 
 Rewurder, 6 ytpaiptuv. 
 Rhapsody, pa\{/a)6ia. 
 Rhetoric, j) piiTopiKv. 
 Rhetorical, pi^TopiKo^. 
 Rhetorically, p>;Topi/c^s. 
 Rhetorician, piJTwn, orotpKn^U. 
 Rheum, pivpa. 
 Rheumatic, ptvpuTiKo^. 
 Rheumatism, pivparicrpoi. 
 Rhinoceros, pivoKEnw^. 
 Rhomb, pop^o':. 
 
 Rhubarb,Tdpd,indecl./ja)3dp/9aooi/. 
 Rhyme, pvdfio^. 
 
 Rhymer, puOpowoio^. 
 
 Rhythm, pu0^o9. 
 
 Rib, 7rXiy/>d, irXivpou^ dim. ttXcu- 
 piov. 
 
 Riband, raiuia. 
 
 Rice, opi^^a. 
 
 Rich, TrXoi/o-tos, tuTTopos, &cpvti6<i : 
 to grow, -TrXoi/Ttco, einroptto : to 
 be, TrXot/T^w, xpi)ptiTi(^opmi. 
 
 Riches, TrXouT09, xp»;/uaTa, d(pivo<i : 
 heap up, irXoZ-Tov a-ui/dyeiu. 
 
 Rid, diroXvu)^ d<f)ii]pi. 
 
 Riddance, dTro\t/crt9. 
 
 Riddle, KocTKivov ; alviypa. 
 
 Ride, tTrTrtuco, 'nrirdX^opai : about, 
 irtpuTTTrtvui: round, TrtpjiTrTrd^co, 
 irtpiiinrivu) : through, duinrdla) : 
 np, Trpoo-tTTTrd^u), irpocrnrTrfcutu, 
 irapi-jriravo) : upon, i-woxtopLUL : 
 Mith, avimnrtutt). 
 
 Rider, nnrua-n)p, tTTTTtus, iinruT})^. 
 
 Ridge, X6<po'.\ 
 
 Ridicule, s. /cardytXaj?, X'^«<5»/. — v. 
 
 /caTaytXdto, xXti/d^to. 
 
 Ridiculous, K-aTuyiXdort/io?, kutu- 
 
 ytXaaTos, ycXoto?. 
 Ridiculously, KaTay£Xdo-Ta)9, yt- 
 
 Xoiui9. 
 Riding, tTr-TTfta, iXaaia. 
 Rifle, auXdo), orKvXEVui. 
 Rifler, <ryX»iTij9. 
 
 Rift, s. c/)«pay^, x^orpa. — v.o-x/^o). 
 Rig, Trapaa-Kfvd^uj, Knapio). 
 Right, adj. op6o'9, tudu9 : it is, Otpi^ 
 
 to-Tt, ucrioi/ icFTi : it is not, ovk 
 
 Eu(rt(3h^ icr-TL : — hand, is^td, 
 
 ^£^iT£p»i : (in poetry,) receive with 
 
 the — hand, di^idopai : from the, 
 
 St^tdSijtf^ £/c St^iiuu : on the. 
 
 Right, s. SiKi], dkfxi<}. 
 Righteous, 5t/.«ios, x^'/o"rds. 
 Rigliteoiisly, SlkuIw^. 
 Righteousness, diKaiocrvvt}. 
 Rightly, /<:aXw9, de.6vTw9^ dp0dis. 
 
 (72) I 
 
 ROB 
 
 Rigid, piyio^, au(rTj;pos, pucvd^. 
 
 Rigidity, rtuaT);po'T>j9, piKvoTi]^. 
 
 Rigidly, ava-Tiipcb^. 
 
 Rigour, piyos, auo-Tj;po'Tjj9. 
 
 Rigorous, uu(TTi)po9, piyio^. 
 
 Rigorously, av<TTi]pw^. 
 
 Rill, pitHpov. 
 
 Rim, xttXo9, opo9. 
 
 Rind, f/>Xot6s, Xtiricrpa : the inner 
 
 lind, <piXvpa. 
 King, s. SoKTvXiov, avu^oXov : (for 
 
 boxing, wrestling, &c.) iraXulaTpa. 
 Ring, V. KOi^uivllui, ?',xlio, (Sopf^tu). 
 Ring-dove, (pdTTo<i, ilydaaa. 
 Ringing, KU)dwi>L<Tp.d^, /3o>/3o9, »]- 
 
 Xos. 
 
 Ring-leader, o-Taatdpx'JS. 
 
 Ringlets, kIkivvoi, irXoKupoi^ ttXo- 
 /vot, a-Tp6(poi^ pddTpvxoi. 
 
 Ringworm, XtixAv. 
 
 Rinse, 6iukXv\u}^ KaTUKXvX,u}. 
 
 Riot, s. TvpfSi]^ arTd(T«s, TapaX'}. — 
 y. Typpd^w, iiriKwp.d'^^u). 
 
 Rioter, (rTao-td)Ti;9. 
 
 Riotous, <rTa<Tiu)6t]^, a-TacnaiTiKo^. 
 
 Riotously, araaiMTiKw^. 
 
 Rip, diia(nrapd(T<T(jo, dvaTipvo). 
 
 Ripe, 'TTtTTstpos, u)pa'lo<s : to grow 
 ripe, imraivopaL^ TTtp/cd^o). 
 
 Ripen, TTtiraii/ui, TrtTTTCt). 
 
 Ripeness, 7rt7rai'(rt9, dipatoT?;?. 
 
 Rise,^ s. tyipai^, dvdjia(TL<;. — v. 
 iytipopai^ kiraipopai^TiXXta: (as 
 the sun,) dvariXXw, dvafpaivopLUL : 
 again, avi<TTap.ui^ dvt.ytipop.aL: to 
 honour, Kwraaxtlv dpxd9 : rise 
 up, 0iaviaTJ]/xuL., dvi<rTi]pai, iir- 
 avia-rapai : up against, duQiaTu- 
 
 pai, AuTalpo). 
 
 Risibility, yfXotoVt;?. 
 
 Risible, yeXdaipo9. 
 
 Rising, iyspo-is: of the sun, dva- 
 
 ToXlj. 
 
 Risk, s. Kiv8ui/(vp.a. — v. Kivovvtuw^ 
 'JrapaKLi/Svvtvu)., kIvcvvov viroSvo- 
 fJLai. 
 
 Rite, 0£<r/ud9, 0pi;(TKfta, TtXiTn. 
 
 Rival, di/T£paaTj;9, ^ijXo'ti/ttos. 
 
 Rivalry, ^jjXoTUTri'a. 
 
 Rive, o-x'^w, SiafTx'i^co. 
 
 River, ■noTapu's : of a, TroTupwi. 
 
 Rivet, s. Trdo-cr«Xos, yopipo^. — v. 
 Trpoa-TTaaaaXtvu). 
 
 Rivulet, pitdpov. 
 
 Road, public, 77 0^09, Tpt/3o9, rj 
 Xao<popoi. 
 
 Roam, -TrXai/do/zai, 'jrXdX^op.ai. 
 
 Roamer, 7rXayj)Tj;s. 
 
 Roar, V. ftinpaivw, ppipdui, /5puxd- 
 
 opaL^ ipfiptpLopai, ^pi/dTTcu, (3pt- 
 
 pu), wpuw.s. (ip6p,o<i^ wpvypo^, 
 
 (ppvayp.a. 
 Roaring, s. /3pi;X'J0/UO9, ^pvx^pa. 
 Roast, di/0paK-t^a», oTTTdw. 
 Roast meat, oirTi^pa^ o7rT>;o-i9. 
 Rob, Xj;tjw & Xypi^opai, diroo-yXdoj, 
 
 dpTrd^o), Xj/(TT£ua), <ruXda),Xa(/)i;p- 
 
 ayooytw. 
 Robber, Xf;<rT»y9, -TTftpaT^y, #cXt7r- 
 
 Tj;9, Xa0i;paya)yo'9 : of sacred 
 
 things, t£po'cri/Xo9. 
 Robbery, Xija-Tfia. 
 Robe, (ttoXj/, 7rt'7rXo9 : a kinglv 
 
 robe, dXoi»pyt9, Tf)/3ti/j/a, Tripiirop- 
 
 </>upo9 : clad in a kingly robe, 
 
 dXowpyi5l KtKO(Tpi)ptVU^. 
 
 Robust, tn-xi'pds, dKiuaio9, piap.a- 
 Xtos, dv6piio<i, tvadavth' 
 
 ROU 
 
 Robustness, fo-xupoTjjy, /<rxws. 
 Rock, TTtTpa, \da9, TTtTpoi, diro- 
 
 T0^09, <rK-07r£X09, ffTTlXdv. 
 
 Rocky, TTtTpalos, •7r£Tpd.a./9, ano- 
 ,>'^ ,'"?"" '■ l>'=ices, TraiiraXa. 
 Rod, pa/ioo9, dim. pafi^iov. 
 Rodomontade, Td <TTop6\fxaTa. 
 Roe, 6op\-ds, ulydyuio^. 
 Rogation, di^ai'i, uirijai^. 
 Rogue, paariyiu^^ irauovpyo^ 
 Roguery, -rrovAptvpa, kukLu. 
 
 Roguish, -TTOi-jypov, cpuvX09, pOxdlJ- 
 
 po9, adtpi(no9. 
 
 Roll, s. cXtyyuos, KvXia-i^; Ka-rd- 
 Aoyo9.— V. iXia-au,, KvXiu,, kvXw- 
 dt(o : down, KaTaKvXito^ iiriKvXiw : 
 to, TrpoaKvXio) : in luxury, ^t«p- 
 ptu) viro puXaKOTijTOi: in wealth, 
 iripiovcTiav xP^1H-''^'to}V £X£'»'' 
 •7r£pioi;<rtd^£ti/, TrXoyToV -rivd 
 irXovTilv, dyadd irdvTa Ix^tv. 
 
 Roller, XlaTpoi: 
 
 Rome, 'Pwpij. — Roman, 'Pto- 
 M«io9. 
 
 Roof, s. opocpo9, opotfii,, Kopv<t>,), 
 tTTtyj;, o-T£yo9, (pd-rvutpu, kutu- 
 (TTtyaapa. — v. 6poq)6w, kutu- 
 (TTiyd^w. 
 
 Rook, Kopwvi], 
 
 Room, 7ra<rTd9, avXtiov. 
 
 Roomy, ivpvxiopo^. 
 
 Roost, s. TTtTavpov. 
 
 Root, V. pil6>o, iKpildco.s. pi^a : 
 from^ the, pilddtv : to take, pi^o- 
 (SoXtU)., pi^6op.ai. 
 
 Rope, o-xoiros, /v-dXa)9, (nrdp-ri) : 
 -dancer, axoivofidri]'; : -m..kcr, 
 xaXwa-Tpocpo^, axoivoTrXoiiOS. 
 
 Ropy, «:oXX>;ti9. 
 
 Rosary, poooov. 
 
 Roscid, Spoatpo^., Bp6(Tip.o^. 
 
 Rose, pdoov.— Rose-bud, koXv^. 
 
 Rosemary, Xi(3avwrii. 
 
 Rosin, pjyTti/j;. 
 
 Rostrum, 01 tp(3oXoi. 
 
 Rosy, poSom., p66ivo9, pooio^. 
 
 Rot, o-jJttw, TTudo}, KaTairvdopaiy 
 
 crairpilw, KaTaai'nropai, pvSdw. 
 Rotation, ^ eXiypd^, Trfpiaywyt), 
 
 TrfpiSpop.i], yypojo-is, Trfpia-rpot^n'j. 
 Rotten, aa7rpo9, /-lapaapiwSii^. 
 Rottenness, pdpuvai^, aF)il/i9, fv- 
 
 pd)9, (TaTTpia, a-airpoTi]^. 
 Rotund, (TTpoyyuXo^, (r(paipoEi6ih. 
 Rotundity, <rTpoyyi'fXtt)(ri9. 
 Rove, TrXardo/iat, 7rXdl^op.ai. 
 Rover, '7rXai/»iTjy9. 
 
 Rough, i//a)pti5»;s,Tp«xi'9,X«'^«T05f, 
 Tpax<o<5>;9, o-Tu</>tXov, KaTfppto- 
 ya)9; ^a<ri/9, Xdffios : places, -rd 
 pnypuTa yf}^, itipAypara : mili- 
 tary cloak, KiXiKiov, Tpixvviov^ 
 SKJidtpa. 
 
 Roughly, Tpaxt<t>9. xaXt-Trws. 
 
 Roughness, Tpaxurj;?, to ^a<Ttr, 
 Tpaxu, ^a<ruTj;s. 
 
 Round, Tpox«Xo9, nrpoxotiSt)^, yoy- 
 yuXos, <rTpoyyuXo9 : make round, 
 <r€paip6to, CTTpoyyi/Xdo). — Round, 
 adv. dptpi, TTspl, 7rai/T«xdo-£ : —1. 
 about, TTtpt^, kukXw, kvkXi}c6v. 
 
 Roundly, o-Tpoyyi)Xfo9. 
 
 Roundness, o-Tpoy yi;Xo'Tj;9, TTfpt- 
 (ftipeia. 
 
 Rouse, V. iyeipco, dval^wypiw, &v~ 
 laTtfpi^ opivu) : into anger, K«Ta- 
 
 ivcrcoTTu). 
 
 Ij 
 
 ll 
 
 % 
 
 Rout, TpiTTio £9 </>iyy>;i/, KaraftdX- 
 
RUN 
 
 SAD 
 
 Ro«ei, *^.x,,s, Ka.7r,,\«Tr,9. Runner, dpofxtv,, dpoualo^. 
 
 Romng .p.^.a, u^.j^.cr.a. Running, adj. o>o/arov, ooo/x«9._ 
 
 Royjilly, (3aiTiXiKw9^ TvpavviKiu^. 
 Royalty, (iacnktia^ Tvpuvvia. 
 Rub, s. Tpi(3>), jpixl/ii — V. xp//3aj, 
 xf/wxc}, viropidaau) : all round. 
 
 ^p6u-i]iJLa. 
 Rupture, 8. /J/7^t9, (0,-}y;ia, 0p«i;o-£s : 
 a rupture, k,}\,,, fVxf^o/o/A»,.— 
 Rupture, v. ^jlyi/ynt^ tKpnyvuini. 
 tural. w-vni/ic ««/r,«-^,^ — ,": 
 
 ^^„, .„^ • "" i"uwu, ixupiure, V. puyvvui, iKpnyvvai. 
 
 ir.pLTpt^io, Tr.pcKv^l^o • agu.ust, Rural, ayp,o.,tiynoV;oo/avpo^.o. 
 ..r.x,.^., ^poaxp.'/io,, i^.^^a^co. Rush, s. ^xor.ol^V^T.T-v X 
 
 Ato, e/xTrtTTTO) : on, icpopfidta^ 
 
 'n-poayf/tixM : out' tK-rpilSco: on! 
 
 ivrpiliw : up, avu\\/dw^ ctvaKviX^u} : 
 
 upon, TrpocrTpij^o}, irapaTplliw, 
 
 (Tfivy^M. 
 Rubber, xj/aiaroop. 
 Rubbish, ipt'nn.ou. 
 Ruby, ipo<)f>6s, TTi/pwTrJs. 
 Rudder, ir^fidXiov^ oia^. 
 Ruddiness, ipudij/uLu. 
 Ruddy, TTvppd^, Tri/potts, ^aj/6os, 
 
 Rude, uKo/uLxf/oi, dypoLKo^, aypio^ : 
 of speech, uTriipov tou Xiytiv. 
 
 Rudely, dypoiKM^. 
 
 Rudeness, dypoLKia, ayptoTj;9 : of 
 speech, iv tco Kiytiv diriipia. 
 
 Rudiment, irpoTrui&ivpa^ aTOL\i.l 
 oxTts, licraywyri. 
 
 Rudinjental, o-ToiX£«w^axt\os. 
 
 Rue, V. fitTa/uLtkiu) : you shall rue, 
 
 oifxiu^ri. 
 Rue, s. TTiiyavou, pu-ryj. 
 Rueful, irtpiXvTTo^. 
 Ruffian, X»/(rTjjs, (povtv^. 
 Ruffle, Tapcio-ffco, Ttipu). 
 Rug, aTpCv/xa, aTpcofxi/}']. 
 Rugged, TpaxO^, KuTtppaywi, utto- 
 
 XOyUOS, Kpi}/Ull/U)6l]^. 
 
 Ruggedly, Tpux_tco^. 
 
 Ruggedness, xpaxwx»js. 
 
 Ruin, s. uXfdpia, irrwcri^, TTTuo/xa, 
 
 (pdopd. — V. 6XXop.i, 6La(l)diipto. 
 Ruined, m-TMai/mo^ : quite ruined, 
 
 irai/ioXtdpo^^ iravcuXi}^. 
 Ruinous, oKidpio^, TrrtJo-i^os, bu- 
 
 TTXtOTOS. 
 
 Ruinously, oXidfticoi. 
 
 Rule, V. ai/ao-o-w, upxio, eu6ui/u}, 
 
 tiricTTaTtu), OioiKtu)^ liacriXtvu). 
 
 s. apxn ; kuvwv^ yi/oi/ucoi/ : to bear, 
 dpxiiu Ka-raax^iv or tx*"'' 
 
 Ruler, dpx^v^ hytfjLu^v. 
 
 Rumble, \l/o(ptco. 
 
 Ruminate, di'u/uLi}pvKdofxai : men- 
 tally, dvairuXiu). 
 
 Rumination, iJ.iipvKLorfi6<s. 
 
 Rumn)age, iuuiwdtu, OiaZvTtuu 
 
 «j<rTri7rxa>. 
 Rushy, o-xoit/c6o»/s. 
 
 Russet, X't/JOTTOS. 
 
 Rust, tov, supoj's. 
 
 Rustic, adj. dypiToj, aypios, liynoi- 
 Ko^, ctiroXts, x'«'ptTi}9, •y£a)p7t)v-,;9. 
 —s. a7potwTjj9, ysa)p->o9, aypot- 
 '>:o9, yeojpytKos, tiypoi/o^oy. 
 
 Rusticity, aypoiKta, fiypoTij?. 
 
 Kusty, ta{(5»/9, epuaj/SctJ^,,?. 
 
 Rut, xpoxia, TpoxiXid. 
 
 Ruth, tAtos, tii/ta, 
 
 Ruthful, dviupo^. 
 
 Ruthfully, rii/iapa)9. 
 
 Ruthless, ai;i\i",)^a,y, airj/yjjs. 
 
 Ruthlessly, aj/f\t,;;xoi/a)9. 
 
 Ruthlessness, ai;i\f,,^o(rui/»j, dvu- 
 
 VllU. 
 
 %e, ^t«, or Itid, d<i, V 
 
 s. 
 
 SAL 
 
 Sadly, \u'7ri;pto9. '^^ 
 
 Sadness, Xvin], dBi)ixovia\ ax^o-s^ 
 
 difia, aXyoy, ^vaQofxia^ kutv- 
 
 fpsia. 
 Safe, adj. oriLo^^ o-tu9, wytj'^c, Ho-f/>rt- 
 
 Ai;9, uklpSui/o^ : to make, a<r«/>a- 
 
 Safe, s. a/3a^. \ 
 
 Safe-conduct, a<r</)a\£ta, aofta. 
 Safeguard, <f>v\uHii. 
 Safely, iv dacpaXtl^ darhaXw^, 
 
 Sabbath (rdfilSuTou, v ,'/?^„>,; : to 
 
 keep the, aa/Q/iaTi^o). 
 Sable, adj. okotuvo':, yj/o(/)<J6,;9, 
 
 /UtAav. — s. /XU9 Iloi/TtKos. 
 Sabre, o»cti/a/c»;9. 
 Sacerdotal, itpo(f)auTiK69. 
 Sack, s. o-«KKos, <t«kk/oi/, dOXaKoi : 
 
 a little sack, fxapauiriov. 
 Sack, V. 7rt>t)tt), 'rrtpeiw, duaipiw, 
 
 Ka-TaaKdiTTU}. 
 Sackbut, aup^OKi]. 
 Sackcloth, (TON/COS, klXUiov : cloth- 
 ed in, a-dKKuv9 iirtuduuTt^. 
 Sackcr, •wop«.,xiys, TropeiWcoo. 
 Sacking of a city, irdpdnTi^, dud 
 
 a-Taais, dXaxri^. 
 Sacrament, ivxftpKrria, 
 Sacred,^ lipo^, liaio^ : sacred scrip 
 
 ture, T] dfiu ypuffii'i. 
 Sacredly, i£pi,9, ItpuxyTL 
 Sacred ness, o<TtoT7j9, to iipou. 
 
 ijAOiv: to spr , ,,^ 
 
 Xoyo„, dia4>wiluu, ciaCLCouai teXsioio, KaXX]\'p7ui' 
 
 P^''^^''-, , Sacrificer, euT,Jp. ^ ' 
 
 ivunip, ovpoTTvyiov. «^ .. . » 
 
 Run, xpt'xw, Giu) : about, TriniTpi- 
 
 Xw: down, KaTaTptxw, KaTudico: 
 
 away, ^pairtTtuui : before, Trpo- 
 
 '^P^'X"''. TTiwdtft) : by, TrapuTptxw, 
 
 irapaeiw : back, TraA/z/apo^to,, oucnsiv, «port>yAd,ctoi/ 
 
 thn'lT/ ^" ' ''^^*^"' ^"^'*"1 "^"-'^"^' ^-oA.7r.,pd;9:\o be A J: 
 through, oiuTptxu}, fitTuTptX(o,\ -rroZfiai. 
 
 at£f£>x«M«t : to,i7rtTp.'xa,,7rpoa-|Sadden, Autt^'o,, artao,, aT,.yi/o'u,. 
 ■ptxuy, £7r»e.co_: together, 0^0- Saddle, s. i,/>iV7rioi/. '^ 
 
 Sacrilege, UponvXia, dtoavXia: to 
 
 commit, itpoavXtut. 
 Sacrilegioiis, itpocrvXo^, dioavXn':. 
 Sacrilegiously, UpocruXay^. 
 Sacristan, Upof^vXu}^. 
 Sacristy, ItpotftvXdKLov. 
 
 Tp 
 
 Safety, atoTijpia. 
 
 Sr^ffron, npoKo^ : meadow saffron, 
 KoXxiKov: to colour wilh, Kponvw : 
 saffron-coloured, KpoKa>o>;y. 
 
 Sagacious, dyx'i-voo^, />ii^j;\dT»/9, 
 
 £UfllJX«l'09, avvtTo^. 
 
 Sagaciously, ayxiJ/ows, ^t^iG)<i. 
 Sagacity, ayxifoia, avi/tai^. 
 ^age, (TfpuKo^, iXtXiaffxiKo^. 
 Sage, aorpo^^ fn<j>pu>i/, ti/voo^, atfi- 
 
 voe : a sage, ai/tJptu7ro9 cro(p6<i. 
 Sagely, crofpws, acoff^poi/iwi. 
 Sagcness, (Tofjiia, atfivu-r^i. 
 Sagittary, toJoti;9. 
 Sail, V. 7rX/a», vavTiXXofxai: across, 
 iiuTrXtu): h\\ Trana-TrXttjo: against 
 the stream, 'dud TroTapidu irXUiv: 
 out, CKTrXtto.— Sail, s. 'kttiov, Xal- 
 0O9, K«px»/(Ttoi/, irfonrtTuapa, 
 (TKtira(Tfxa : to lower the sails, 
 KaBuipiTu Tu ta-ria : to sliorten 
 sail, xaXtiw la-rioi/ : spreading the 
 sail, TrtTaot? la-riov : to be under 
 luJI sail, laTiaSpofxtu) : running 
 under full sail, ia-Tiooponwi/. 
 Sail-bearing, taTio</>o'pos. 
 Sailor, »/auTiy9, J/aurtAoy. 
 Sail-yard, liriKpiov, Kipaia. 
 Saint s. ayio^: the saints, 01 dyioi. 
 Saintly, ^foo-*/3v9, ay toy. 
 Sake, aljia, Trpo'tJto-ty : for my 
 
 sake, ifi,)i, xapiv, ffiud k'l/E/co. 
 Salamander, craXa/uai/opa. 
 Salary, fiiaOo^. 
 Sale, 7rtJX»jcrts, Trpdai^. 
 Saleable, TrwXjjTtKoy, trpdatfxo^. 
 Sa esman, 7ra>A»i-r.'/p, Trpari]p. 
 Jahne, dXiKo^, dX/uvnu^oi]^. 
 Saliva, ariaXov, TrxutXoi/. 
 Salivate, o-/aA/$6o, 7rx^aA/^w. 
 salivation, mdXtvai^. 
 Sallow, oJXPov, Xfifpaifio^. 
 J>allowness, a»xpoT';s. 
 Sally, iuKJSoXi,, iKSpofu), dvdppny- 
 fxa : to make, UUuv U -rfj^ tto'- 
 Xfcoy. 
 
 Salt, 8. aXs.— adj. trXz/coy, aX/xypoy. 
 
 Salt-cellar, aXi,,, dXo66xo^, dXo- 
 nox^loi/. 
 
 Salt-fish Taptxoy, 6£6yapov: seller 
 
 of salt-fish, TaptxoTTwAiiy. 
 Salt-pit, 6 ToVoy i^ ox, aXt^ iPopvT- 
 
 TuvTai, dX/mvpi^. 
 Salt water aXiy, dX^upty, d'X/x,,. 
 Na t,sh, aA/ii;po9, dXfxvpuidti^. 
 ftaltness, dAytxypoVj/y. 
 Saltpetre, vi-rpou. 
 
 Salubrious vyuiv6^, (rLOTfjpiuiS,,^. 
 Sa ubnously vyiuuu,^, <ra,T„p/a,y. 
 J^alubnty, lo i/yuti/oV. 
 Salutary, orwTjjpjoy, 
 Salutation, daja^^^y, 7rpo«r„yopr„. 
 oaiute, aairulofiai, irpoauyoptvw, 
 
 TTpoacpwi/no. 
 Saluter, 6 d<T'Tra'i^6fxivo^. 
 Salvation, vun^pia. 
 
 y 
 
 Sat 
 
 Salve, lii-fXaarpov : eye-salve, koX 
 
 Xvpiov , 
 Same, J (5 aurJy: the very same, 
 auTO 'rrtToy : nt the same time, 
 
 tlS T O uilTO, KUTa TO UUTO : to 
 
 the f-aine purpose, iiri to auTo. 
 Samt-^iicss, tuvtoti}^. 
 San'^phire, </)ut6i/ irapadaXda-cioi/ : 
 
 goldeu-flowered, xpi'0'dj/(?£yuoi'. 
 Sample, "Trttpd^tiyyua. 
 Sanable, d/ctaToy, idcrt/j.09. 
 Sanation, d/ctaty, tao-ty. 
 Sanative, aKtai/uLO^, iaT»;pto9. 
 Sanctification, dytacryudy, dyiua/na, 
 
 offiwaii. 
 Sanctifier, 6 dyid^wi;. 
 Sanctify, dy id^o), dyiaTiuu)^ dyto'co, 
 
 oo'idu). 
 Sanction, s. Kvpo^. — v. /cypjco, /cu- 
 
 pou^ai. 
 Sanctity, dytoTijy, dytaa/xoy, ocrid- 
 
 T»jy, dyioa-vif)}, o-epi/oTj/y. 
 Sanctuary, dyiacrxrjpioi/, Itpo^i/Xd- 
 
 Ktoi/, douTOi/. 
 Sand, Ufxno^, dfiadu<t^ ypafxaQo^^ 
 
 t//d/i^oy. — Sand-stone, irtipoy. 
 Sandal, auvodXiov^ advoaXov^ Trt- 
 
 61X01/, KniiTrh. 
 Sandy, «/iyLito6>;y, inuLudotiv. 
 Sane, a-uxppwi', f/Afppau/, i/yitij/ds. 
 Sanguinary, (jtoii/to^. 
 Sanguine, al^ttTu»3?/y, £pu(Jpo'y. 
 Sanhedrim, crvvidpiou. 
 Sanies, ixd^P- 
 
 Sanity, aw(ppo<rvvi], vyitia. 
 Sap, s. xi'Xdy, X"Mds. — v. vTropuTToo. 
 Sapience, au^tia^ iiriaTAp.}]. 
 Sapient, aixpu^^ iTrLorTi'jfxwi/. 
 Sapless, di/tAT/Lioy, dx^fio^^ dvvypo^. 
 Sapling, (fiVToif^ cii/opiou. 
 Sapor, ytvfxa. 
 Saj)phire, adircfiupo^. 
 Sappy, xi^'^diojjv, xi'/UtKo'y. 
 Sarcasm, aupKaa/jLo^. 
 Sarcastic, o-KcoTTTtKos : to be, (tk-cott- 
 
 TO). 
 
 Sarcophagus, aapKoffidyo^. 
 
 Sanophagy, aapKocpuyia. 
 
 Sardine, Tpaxt«*. 
 
 Sardonyx, aapdovv^. 
 
 Sash, 5d>i/»y, ^too-T?;p. 
 
 Satan, SaTaj/dy. 
 
 Satanic, (tutuviko's. 
 
 Satchel, TnjpiSiou, fxapauTriov, aaK- 
 k'iov. 
 
 Sate, V. diiii^ Koptat. 
 
 Satellite, dK6XovQo<i, 
 
 Satiate, Koptw^ Kopiwvfxi, X'^0'^"X,^i 
 ifji<poptu). — Satiated, KoptaToy, 
 SiuKopo^^ SiaKopi]^. 
 
 Satiety, 6 Ko'poy, TrXf/poxrty, d^os. 
 
 Satin, fi6fx(iv^. 
 
 Satire, to auTvpiKov irolij/uLa. 
 
 Satirical, caTi/ptKoy. 
 
 Satirically, aaTuptKaJs. 
 
 Satirise, fiXaa-ifuffxiu). 
 
 Satirist, (iXd<T<PmjiOi. 
 
 Satisfaction, TrXupocpopia. 
 
 Satisfactory, irXj;pttJTiKo'y. 
 
 Satisfy, i^apKtto, TrXifpocpoptw, 
 
 dpioKUi : a creditor, cutXvtiv xd 
 
 Xpt«, d7ra\AdTT£ii/. 
 Satisfying, s. 7rX»;o-/ioi/i/, Kopo^. 
 Satrap, aaTpdinjy. 
 Saturate, £\-TrXj;pdct), Kopivvvfxi, 
 Saturday, jj tou Kpovov rjutpa. 
 Saturity, eK-TrXjipojo-iy, TrX »j(r/i oi/f/, 
 
 Ktipov. 
 
 (74) 
 
 sca 
 
 Saturn, KpoVos : feasts of Saturn, 
 
 SCO 
 
 xd Kpoi/ia 
 
 Saturnine, /itXayxoXifcdy, avarri]- 
 pdy. 
 
 Satyrs, trdTvpoi. 
 
 Sauce, tn(3u^p.a, dpTvixa^ Ui}/oi/^ 
 ^u>/udy, X^wfjLiCiov. 
 
 Saucer, koxuAi;, f/u/^dr/now. 
 
 Saucily, do-tX^wy, dKoXdo-xtoy. 
 
 Sauciness, xd d/vdAwcTTot/, i;/ipiy. 
 
 Saucy, do-£Xyi/y, dvalaxvvTo^^ v- 
 f^pia-TiKoi^ aKoXaa-TWi. 
 
 Sausage, dXXay, tf>u(TKi\. 
 
 Sausage-seller, dAAai/T07rd)Xi;y. 
 
 Savage, d7n,i;."/y, f^toiviKdi^ (Sdpfta- 
 poy, a7rdi;6pco7roy, «)/xoy. 
 
 Savageness, dTTjJi/tia, x^'^^TOTjjy, 
 dyptoTJjy, (J)MdT»;s, liap(iupi<Tfx6i. 
 
 Save, erw^o), diaaw^u). 
 
 Saver, awriip & (rd)(rx»;y. 
 
 Saving, awxf/ptoy. 
 
 Savingly, atoxj/p/wy, o-waxiKcoy. 
 
 Saviour, <rcuxj;p. 
 
 Savour, s. kv'ktgu. do/i»;. — v. o^oj, 
 6(j(ppaivo/jLui : a little, i/tto^o). 
 
 Savoury, £i;xi'Xoy. 
 
 Saw, s. irp'iuiv : a little saw, Trptd- 
 vioi/ : a stonecutter's saw, without 
 teeth, Trpilou ^laxa/pwxdy. — Saw, 
 V. Trpt'co, OiaTrptoj, ifxirpiu). 
 
 Sawdust, TTpia/ma, irp'iwfxa. 
 
 Sawyer, 7rpicrx>/p, Trpto-x);y. 
 
 Say, Xt'yu), (PdjulI, rf)pa^(o, dyopfuo) : 
 
 by heart, dTrd axd/uaxoy fiTrfif, 
 
 diro ui/fi/xJjy tt-Triii/, dTrd yAcuero-ijv 
 
 iiirt'li,: so to say, tiy tVov tiTrttf : 
 
 in a word, uis t'l/ KtfPaXaiui tlirtTv. 
 Saving, d-wuiliQtyixa, pPifxa^'To Xt x* 
 
 6ti/ : old, TraXaids Xdyos. 
 Scab, xj/wpa^ xj/wpiucrL^ : to be af- 
 fected with, xj/wpidoo. 
 Scabbard, KoXtdy, KovXedy, QtjKi]. 
 Scabbed, d/ajpaXtoy. 
 Scabbincss, \//te»pi«<rty. 
 Scabby, »//topd)6»/y, xpaxi5y. 
 Scaffold, aavioojfxa. 
 Scald, Ka/o), (pXtyu) vcari ^^ppw. 
 Sciile, s. (TTat^fxo^, xpuxdi/j;, ^yydy : 
 
 of a fish, Xt7ri9, XtTriafxa. — Scale, 
 
 \. dvaftaivw; Xf-triX^w. 
 
 Scalp, S. TTtpiKpdviOlf. 
 
 Scaly, A£7rt6a»To9, </)oXt6a)xd9, X£- 
 
 7rt6tt)5tj9. 
 Scamper, d7ro</)£i5yw. 
 Scandal, (TKdv^aXov^ TrpofTKOfifxa, 
 Scandalise, oKavdaXiX^w. 
 Scandalous, at(rxpd9, dtrx'jjuajj;. 
 Scandalously, aicTXP^'i- 
 Scant, 8. (Tirdviu^ — v. opiX^o}^ kut- 
 
 iX'^i ^taK'Af/to. 
 Scantily, airaviw^. 
 Scantiness, airdvi^^ <nrdi/»;. 
 Scantly, triravlu)^^ fxoXi^. 
 Scanty, <r'7rdM09. 
 
 Scar, ouXi)^ wTiiXi], dim. ovXlSiov. 
 Scarce, /xat/dy, a-Trdj/ioy : to be, 
 
 (TTravi'^ofxai. 
 Scarcely, /udy/9, yudXt9 : — at 
 
 length, /udAiy xfX£uxaroi/. 
 Scarcity, cnravia^ airauioTi]^ : of 
 
 corn, (TiToSeia, airavoa-iTia. 
 Scare, EKifiofitu), aTroTptirco. 
 Scarf, fxavTiXi]. 
 
 Scarification, dfxvxh, «/>n^f ts, <TXa- 
 o-iy, o-x«o-/idy. 
 
 Scarify, aKttpifftdojuai, o"X«^<*'> «- 
 ^vaa-u), d'7roxapd(T(ra), KUTutrxd- 
 loi : a scarifying instrument, axaa- 
 
 Tl'lplOV, 
 
 Scarlet, s. kokko^ — adj. kokkivo^, 
 (l>oiVLKiLo<i : robe, ko'kmi/os, xiTdiy. 
 Scarlet-oak, Trpli/oy. 
 
 Scalter,o-K-£6d(,a),o-/>:op7ri^co,o-7r£/pa). 
 tScene, ffKj/i;»/, ^vfitXii. 
 ScciK-ry, u-TTov/^iy, dirtiKaaia. 
 Scenic, cmji/ikov. 
 Sccnograpliy, aKijuoypatpia. 
 Scent, s, d(r/jj;, dcr^jpaota, d^»; : 
 
 to trace by, ptfi/Aaxt'w.— Stent, v. 
 
 6<T(ppaivu}, d^to. 
 Scentless, duocfxo^. 
 Sceptic, a/ci/TTxi/cdy. 
 
 Sceptre, o-KJ}7rxpo//, o-K,i7raji/,pd/36oy. 
 Sceptred, o-^j/ttxoOxos, aKijTrxpo- 
 
 </idpoy, pa(36(wxo^. 
 Schedule, o-xtoioi/. 
 Scheme, xd a-xtj/xa. 
 Schism, ax'iofxu. 
 Schismatical, <t xi.fr fxaTiKo^. 
 Schismatically, o-xia/iaxi/cdiy. 
 Scholar, masc. ^ad>;T»yy, (pon^Tt)^, 
 
 fem. fxudt'iTpiu. 
 Schol;ir>liip, 'Traiotia, /idt)j/(rty. 
 Scholastical, o■xoAuCTXt^dy. 
 Scho asticaily, o-xoA«oxtKtt>y. 
 Scholiast, o-xoAiao-TTjy. 
 Scholium, axoXioi^. 
 School, V. OtddoMo. — s. ffXoX»/, Si- 
 baoTKaXtloi/, TraiStuTtipiov^ <ppoi/- 
 ria-Ti'ipiou, yvfxvda-ioif : to go to, 
 (pOLTdu) ey xd otdttaKaXtTot/. 
 Schoolboy, yuutJ»}xj;y, j/toy. 
 Schoolfellow, o-i;/ii/xtty»^T7}y, 
 Schoolmaster, o-xoXtipxtyy, ax^'^'/s 
 
 dpx'*'!', <5tddo-KaAoy. 
 Science, tVtaTjjyuoo-ui/j;, £7nffTi;yu»;, 
 yudyj;(rty. 
 Scientific, Ma0»;Ti/cdy, TraiotuxtKoy, 
 ^ioaKXiK-ds. 
 Scientifically, fxad)]TLKu)9. 
 Scimitar, dAt^d\-r/y. 
 Scintillate, airivtitipi^w. 
 Scintillation, CTTrtt/di/pta/udy, 
 Scion, /vXa^tcr/voy, irupacpvd-i^ (pTrv. 
 Scissors, »//aAtdty. 
 
 Scoff, V. aKWlTTU}^ tTllKfpTOfXttt), 
 
 ■S'toTrxa), aVoaK-coTTXto, i/xiraiX^w, 
 
 ivTpytpdu), tTTLGKOOinw^ KUTUKtp- 
 TOfXtW, Twddlw. S. GKOJ/iXfXU, OO- 
 
 ffiiofxa, i'lxXXoy, tfxiraiyfxa. 
 Scoffer, (piXoKipro/j.o9, aKcJ7rx»;y : 
 
 scoffers, ^i/^xjjpiaxai, x^tvaaTai. 
 Scoffingly, o-K-coTrxtKoiy. 
 
 Scold, V. iTTLTlfxtU), viiKtm. 
 
 Scoop, 8. ^ol^y^.— V. £K-/COlXdft), 
 
 KoiXaivti}^ Xapdaaoo. 
 Scope, o-K'oTrdy. 
 Scorch, (ppuyu), Kaupax/^w, Kaio)^ 
 
 (pXiyo), (pXoyil^to. 
 Scorched, KiKaufxiifo^. 
 Scorn, s. virtpoxf/i^^ KaTaffipovija-i^. 
 
 -—v. VTripOTTTOfXai^ KaTlK^pOUtW, 
 
 viTEpopdu)^ irapafxtXiu}^ tKipavXi- 
 
 Scorner, K-aTa^po»/»}x»;y, i»Tr£p- 
 d7rx»;y: a female — , <pavXiaTpia. 
 
 Scornful, KaTaffypoujjTLKd^^ virip- 
 oTTxi/vdy. 
 
 Scornfully, KaTa<Ppovi]TiKui^^ i/irsp- 
 
 OTTXiK'uJy. 
 
 Scorpion, o-KopTrtoy. 
 
 Scotomy, aKoTwfxa. 
 
 Scoundrel, oi'd£i'dvd^toy,ouxi6ai/dy. 
 
 Scour, dTroafxdw, dirorpifiofxcu, 
 
 iKfxdorcra). 
 Scourge, s. fxdaTi^, almapa. — v. 
 
 /xao-xtydo), pu^ciX^oi, pairlX^w. 
 
 i 
 
 i 
 
SEA 
 
 Scourger, fxaarTiyzv^. 
 
 Scourging, /xao-Tiywo-ts, pa^SEia. 
 
 Scout, KttTaaKOTTOS. 
 
 Scowl, yiru/iJ/ViTTa), •yXouKiaco, gkv6- 
 
 fxaivw. 
 Scragginess, icr-)^y6'n]^. 
 Scraggy, tcrx''^^- 
 Scramble, v. ai/«/3aii/£u, ai/'n^fxi, Si- 
 
 apird'^co. 
 Scranch, ^pv\u}. 
 Scrap, »//^i^, v/zto/xos, dpadar/Jia^ kKuo-- 
 
 Scrape, /cj/dco, kvI'^w^ Kvrida), ^tw, 
 
 diro^iu}. 
 Scraper, ^vaTpa, aTtXyii. 
 Scratch, v. Ki/dra^ Kvijdw, Kvi'^w, 
 
 KoXdlTTO}, ^apCKTCTUi. — s. KvyjCTna^ 
 
 Kvlapa. 
 Scream, v. tKcpwvtco, civaftodu). 
 
 iaxitti. — s. £K<^a)i/»j/ia. 
 Screech, oXoXy^o), dvoXoXvX^oi. 
 Screen, irpoKuXv/jLua. 
 Screw, s. Ko^Kia^. 
 Scribble, v. ypdcpui kukw^. 
 Scribe, y/oa/i/xaTtus, ypafxfxaTia-- 
 
 Scrip, ir^pa, (3a\di>Tiov. 
 Scriptural, ypuffyiKOi. 
 Scripture, ypucfu'i. 
 Scrofula, )(otous. 
 Scrofulous, xo'iO«cti)oijs. 
 Scroll, (TXtSdpioi/, otA-Tot/, yndfxfxa. 
 Scrub, V, Tpif^M, iiifidaau). 
 Scruple, s. diropia^ ^vayiptia : (a 
 
 weight,) ypafifxdpiov. — v. d/x»j;(a- 
 
 i/i'o), d-nopiu}. 
 Scrupler, dfxri^avo^. 
 Scrupulosity, to vTrspaKpL^k^, cva- 
 
 Xipiia, diropia. 
 Scrupulous, vTTtpaKpi^ii^, 6u<rxf- 
 
 p»iv. 
 Scrupulously, vTrtpaKpipio^. 
 Scrutable, i^trrdaipv^. 
 Scrutation, t^tVao-t?. 
 Scrutator, e^cTacn-fjs. 
 Scrutiny, i^eptuvi]aii. 
 Scrutinise, diEptvudw, i^tTd^oj. 
 Scuffle, 8. i/ciKos, a/JLiWa. — v, 
 
 J/£JKttO, ipi^U). 
 
 Sculk, Kt'jdw^ Xuvddvco. 
 
 Scull, Kpdviov^ Kpdvov^ kvtos ke- 
 
 Sculptor, yXviTTiip, AroXaTTTt/p, ko- 
 
 Sculpture, s. yXvcpii, yXvrpi^.—x. 
 
 yXvCpU), KoXdlTTOO. 
 
 Scum, dfiopyij^ iXaioTpvyoi/. 
 
 Scurf, xl/wpa. 
 
 Scurfiness, xj/wplacris. 
 
 Scurrility, ficofxoXoxia. 
 
 Scurrilous, (icofioXoxiKo^. 
 
 Scurvy, CTKtKoTvp^y]. 
 
 Scythe, ^ptTT'xvr]^ dpiri], dfxi} : like 
 
 a scythe, SpBTravotiSih. 
 Sea, dtrXaorcra, ttoi'tos, aXs, irtXa- 
 
 70s: the — Tu.Qes^ dX^ irXiifx/uLvptl: 
 
 to engage by, vav/xax((jo: sovereign 
 
 ot the, OaXaTTOKpdrwp. 
 Sea-beat, dXiTKTros, dXi'/cXi/o-Tosr, 
 
 OaXaaaoTrXijKTo^. 
 Sea-breeze, -Troi/xtds aupa. 
 Sea-coast, 7; TrapadaXaaaia X'^P^- 
 Sea-fight, vavjjiuxi-u. 
 Sea-green, daXaacnKOi &. 2raXa<T- 
 
 Sea-maitl, atipni/. 
 
 Seaman, 7rXwT»;p, vauTJjs, vavTi- 
 Xos. 
 
 (75) 
 
 SED 
 
 Sea-sliore, aiytaXos, ^Iv^ okt^. 
 Sea-sickness, vuvria^ dtnj. 
 Sea-water, dXp.}}. 
 Sea-weed, <pvK09 daXacran'LOi', ^oii- 
 
 OV. full of, (j)VKwd)l^. 
 
 Seal, s. ar(ppuyi<i, afjypdyia-iuLa^ aij- 
 fxavrpov: (fish.) ^(x)K»;. — v. (T<f)pa- 
 yLt,u}, criftpayTSa £7r<Ti0»jfii, diro- 
 arffypayiX^Ofxai, Itt i a <pp ay i'^u)^ kiri- 
 cn]/j.aivo/uLai. 
 
 Sealer, cr<fipayi(rTvp. 
 
 Sealing-wax, pviro^. 
 
 Seam, s. pacpi), Tpav/xa, Tjxrifxa \ 
 d}]fx6<s^ crTtap. — v. pdinui ; Tpav- 
 fxaTi^co. 
 
 Seamless, appacfjo^. 
 
 Sear, adj. ^»;p6s, uviKfxo^. — v. Kaiio, 
 <f)pvyu). 
 
 Search, v. ^i^tbu), rtva^j/xtto, 3t0da), 
 iXf^vw. truth, di]pCo;xaL tj/i/ dX*;- 
 ^tiav : diligently, t^trd^o), t^- 
 tptui/do), yutraX/Xdo), ^itptvvdw^ 
 iXvtvu}^ PadaviX^u), doKifxa^^u)^ 
 aKpiftovOy dya^i;Ttto, dvuKpivco : 
 through, ^ta^tjTito, difpfvudw. — 
 Search, s. 5isptyi/ijo-ts, ^»/T?j(7is. 
 
 Searcher, ^jjtjjt»;s. 
 
 Searing-iron, navTvpiov. 
 
 Season, s. lopa, Kaipo's. — v. dprvto, 
 riouvtxi. 
 
 Seasonable, Eu/caiuo^, tTriKuipo9, 
 £7riT>i5£io9, Kaipio^, wpalo^. 
 
 Seasonably, tvKaipu)^. 
 
 Seasoning, upTv/xa, Tupixtiu^ 
 i'ldva/xa. 
 
 Seat, s. tSpa^ 'iSnaarfxa, Kudtopa, 
 tSpavov^ Si<pt)ou, dpui/o^: dim. 6po- 
 vioiou, KuVtopiov. — V. avtJ^ui^ £$<"• 
 
 Secede, di/ax(j^pu>-, dTroxfiptoo^ fxtd- 
 i<TTi]fxi diro TtVO^. 
 
 Seceder, dvaX(^pVTti^. 
 
 Secession, duuxu^pf](mt nrrapaxio- 
 
 pil<Tl9. 
 
 Seclude, dTroKXsico. 
 
 Second, s. o-ui/tpyos, /3ojj0ds. — adj. 
 ^tuTjpos, vo-Tfyoos '. to bc, oeu- 
 Tiptvui. — v^. crvi/epyiu}, /3uj;0ito, 
 vTTovpyiw. 
 
 Secondary, SfVTspalo^. 
 
 Secondly, diuTioa, deurtpov or 
 
 StVTtpUl^. 
 
 Secrecy, Kpv(pt.6Ti}'i. 
 Secret, adj. KpvfpuTo^, Kpu<f)io9^ 
 Kpvrr-ro^^ d'7roK/ou</)os, ii/Sofxvxo^i 
 
 fXVXlOi, /UUXt«t05, d-TTO/O/OJJTOS. 
 
 s. diroKpvfpov^ diroppijToif. 
 Secretary, ypafxpuTtv^^ 6 tiri tuiv 
 
 tTricnoXiov. 
 Secrete, KpvirTU), dTroKpvirTu), iy- 
 
 Kpvrf)idX,u). 
 Secretion, X'fO'O'iUov, dcpopLa/xo^. 
 Secretly, Kpvlddiju^ Kpixpu^ Kpv(f)ia}9, 
 
 Xddpa, dTTOppj/TtOS, KpV(p^^ KUT 
 
 16 lav. 
 Sect, a'ipt<ri's. 
 Sectary, alptxi/cd?. 
 Section, TOfxi), T/ut/MO, orxtoriy. 
 Secular, 6 kut' aiwva yiyvoixivo'S, 
 Secure, adj. da(^>aXii'i, dot?;?, d/ctV 
 
 ^i/fos, ^dpcrifi/os, (Stliuio^. — v. da- 
 
 (f>aXiX,(a. 
 Securely, d<Tfl)aXu}9. 
 Security, do-^dXtta, d^tia. 
 Sedate, tjai/xos, ?jai/)(aios. 
 Sedately, vrrvxii- 
 Sedateness, tjavx^a. 
 Sedentary, idpalu^. 
 Sedge, KUTrctpos, ^ir^ioi/, uKopou, 
 
 SEM 
 
 Sedgy, KvirttpcoSiiv. 1. 
 
 Sediment, vTr6<rTi]p.a. \ 
 
 Sedition, CTdo-is, dLXOfyraariiL, alpi- 
 CIS, avcTTpofpi]^ Tup/jjj, T(4pax>i, 
 Gopvpu^: leaders of, CTucriapx"!- '■ 
 to excite, CTactd^to, crTdaiu iroi- 
 ovfxai. 
 
 Seditious, CTaatolTjjs, cTTaaiutTi- 
 k6^, crTaaiaioii^. 
 
 Seditiously, aTacnaaTiKu^t. 
 
 Seduce, dirdyoixai, diroTrXavdu), 
 t^aTraxdoj, TTtpiTptirco^ tTricrvpo- 
 /uat, i(f>iXKOixuL, Trpoadyofxai, 
 virdyoy. 
 
 Seducer, Trpoo-rzycoyti/s, (pQopiv^. 
 
 Seduction, dTraytoyj/, aVaT);, aTro- 
 TrXdi/jjOTis, Sia(pdupd, <p6opd. 
 
 Sedulity, iirifxiXtia, aKpifttia^ 
 
 (TTTOuStJ. 
 
 Sedulous, €'7riyu£Xi;?,aKp«/3i'/s, o-ttou- 
 
 oaios, (^tXtpyds, ii/foyj^TiKov. 
 Sedulously, dT£Xva>s. 
 See, V. /iXtTrto, opdio^ dtoKu), Gko- 
 
 p£'a», dTTO/iXtTTTCO, OTTTOUttl : I'll 
 
 see to it, Trotiio-aiut, -Trotijcrio. 
 oee, tooi;, tot. 
 Seed, o-7r£p/Lia, cTrdpos. 
 Seedling, ipvrdpioi/. 
 Seedsman, (nr£p/uaT07rtJX»/s. 
 Seedy, aTripfxaTwoiji. 
 Seek, ^ijTf'o), kpivvdta, fxtToXXdui, 
 
 TTwdavopLai, i^iTdX,co, dvaKpivia : 
 
 preferment, (piXoTi/xioiuiai, 6t^i6- 
 
 ofxai. 
 Seeker, ^»;xjjtj;9. 
 Seem, doKtw, <paii/o/xai : it seems 
 
 to me, ooKtl fxoi, toiKt: it seemed, 
 
 £60^£, COIKE, OtOUKTUl. 
 
 Seeming, ookwv. 
 
 Seemliness, to Trpiirov. 
 
 Seemly, irpiiruiv, TrptirojSi}^., irpocr- 
 nKUiv. 
 
 Seer, 7rpo(/)»jTjjs, Oi/off/voVos, Trpo- 
 yvi6(TTi]<i. 
 
 Seeth, £i//ia), di/afBpdcraa). 
 
 Segment, uiruuoixp.u. 
 
 Segregate, d^opi'^w, dTrooiop/^a). 
 
 Segregation, df/)opia/Lids. 
 
 Seize, dpTrd^w, (iidX^ay, TrpocraoTru- 
 X,Oi, s(pdirropat, Xa/xftdvw, kutu- 
 Xafxfidvu) : with the tcelh, £7ri- 
 6uKi/u}^ KaTacuKru). 
 
 Seizure, KardAjji/zts. 
 
 Seldom, CTTTafitos : not seldom, ovk 
 dXtyoKi^. 
 
 Select, aTToXtyo), tKXiyo/xai, diro- 
 Kpivu}, f^aiptio. 
 
 Selection, £kXo7?J, diroKpiai^. 
 
 Self, oi/To's : of myself, ifiavTvv, 
 >}v: of thyself, atavTou, »}s: self- 
 love, (f>iXavTia: self-willed, ai- 
 ■S'd^jjs. 
 
 Selfish, (piXavTtwif. 
 
 Selfishness, (InXauTia. 
 
 bell, aTTa/LnroXdu), nrnrpdaKca, irw- 
 X£a), dirooioofiai tl : to sell at a 
 low price, TTwXt'to oXiyov ti. 
 
 Seller, -ttoj'Xjjs, -TrpaTjjp, iraiXjjrij?. 
 Selling, ttcoAtj, «7r£/i7ruX>;, -Trpdo-ty. 
 
 Selvage, Kpaairtoov. 
 
 Semblable, ^/toiov, fl/cEXos, tvfxop- 
 
 Semblance, o/ioJoTtj?, tv/xopffna. 
 Semi- (in composition), »;yut-. 
 Semicircle, vhikvkXo^, i'ipukCkXioi/. 
 Semicircular, v/xikvkXio^. 
 Seminal, a-vtp/xuTiKo^. 
 Seminary, diduaNuXtloi'. 
 
 (. SER 
 
 Semivf fvv.i, ,',^,'^^,,,^ 
 
 OeiiatQ.., /jyyX»), auy^X.jTos, yipov- 
 <nax to expel from, T»7s eryy/cX)}- 
 Tou ■ ^^K[idXXui^tK(i)vXXocbopui Tiva : 
 to * Icct iuto, iyKpiutcrOat tis y£- 
 po'juaiai/. 
 
 Se',i;iti-liouse, /3ouX£UT)|pioj/, dp- 
 
 ^Senator, /9oyX£i/Tj/s, yipovcriacTTiii^ 
 
 <rvfxfiovXoi. 
 Senatorial, ftovXtvTiKui : decree, 
 
 (iouXtufxa^ dLafit(iovXtvixtvov. 
 Send, Trt/aTTO), o-TtXXo), d(f)b]iJLi., 
 
 fidXXto : away, diroTrt/nru) : back, 
 
 duaTrifXTTw^ diroa-TtXXoi} : for, 
 
 /xtTaTrifXTTU), iTTiKuXtofxai, irpoa- 
 
 irifxirta : forth, tKirifxTrui, irpohjpL. 
 Seiiile, y£paids, y»;patds, y>;pa- 
 
 Xto?. 
 Senior, yipairtpo^. 
 Seniority, to yinaiTzpov. 
 Sensation, atatJijo-t?. 
 Sense, x/dos, aio-Oijcris, voiifxa^ 6id- 
 
 voia. 
 Senseless, di/ata0i/TO9, d(ppu}v^ d- 
 
 yuoo/xoi: to grow, dXoyos yivofxai. 
 Senselessly, d<pp6via9. 
 Senselessness, di/atV6»;<rts, d^po- 
 
 o-yfij. 
 Sensibility, tvaia-diia-ia. 
 Sensible, aiaOjjTov, 'ifx(ppu)i\ Ivvoo^. 
 Sensibly, i.fX(pp6uu)9. 
 Sensitive, aiafj/Tt/cds: the sensitive 
 
 plant, ^w6(pvToi>. 
 Sensitively, aiadijTiKw^. 
 Sensual, ^iXvSoi^o<,\ </>tXjjOf;s. 
 Sensualist, 6 cf>iXtiSoifot. 
 Sensuality, 4)LXi]Sovia, </>iXij5ia. 
 Sentence, S. yvwp.i] ; Ka-ruKpifxa. — 
 
 V. /caTa^tK'd^o), KaTuKplvw. 
 Sententious, yi/a»juiK:ds, dirocpdey- 
 
 fXUTlKO^. 
 
 Sententiously, dTrocfiai/TiKoo^^ yuu)- 
 
 Sentient, ala-dai/o/iavo^. 
 
 Sentiment, yuwfx)]. 
 
 Sentinel, (puXaj^. 
 
 Separable, x'fp'O'Tds. 
 
 Separate, X^P^^f^\ aTroKpiiiu), d<popL- 
 
 ^o/xai, j/oac/x'^o), 5u(rTtj/ii, 6iatpta», 
 
 tKKpivu)^ dLaX^tvyvvfxi. 
 Separately, X"Jpt«i '»«(^' avrov. 
 Separation, Ikkpigl^^ diroKpiaL^, 
 
 oid^£y^is, d7roxd)p)/trt9, d(popi<T- 
 
 fXO'i. 
 
 September, Mat/xaKT»jptd)i/, Sctt- 
 
 TlflfipLOi. 
 
 Septenary, i-TTTaoiKo's. 
 Septentrion, dpKTov, u/xa^a. 
 Septentrional, dp/cTtKos. 
 Septuagint, ifidofXj'jKovTa. 
 Sepulchral, iiriTacliio^, 
 Sepulchre, Td</*ov, fxi/f/fxa. 
 Sepulture, Ta«jf)i;, kvraipiacTfxo^. 
 Sequel, nKoXovldmxa, t£Xos, t£X£t»;. 
 Sequence, aKoXovGia. 
 Sequent, dKoXoytJuii/. 
 Sequester, or Sequestrate, Tidi}fxi 
 
 itrl fxforiyyvu^ d-7roTi0i]fxi. 
 Sequestration, Oiffis iirl fxta-tyyvu). 
 Sere, ^ijpov, <ppvyio<i. 
 Serene, yaXi;i/dv, yaXrtvLO^^ aiOpio^, 
 
 Serenely, yaX»jj/u>s. 
 
 Serenity, yaX>;f);, aWpiov^ tvijfxt- 
 
 pia^ EvSia, yaXtjv}}. 
 Series, Td^i?, t'lp/uLo^, ipfxd^. 
 Serious, (nrouSnTo^^ (rt/xi/u^. 
 (7(J) 
 
 SHA 
 
 Seriously, cnroiy^j;, ti/ <TirovSJ]. 
 Sermon, Xdyos tEpos, tE^ioXoyta. 
 Sermonise, UpoXoytto. 
 Serpent, otpi-i, ipTrtTov, ipaxwif : 
 skin of, (Tvilmp. 
 
 Serpentine, d(/>to£t6/H, /Jiaiavopu^. 
 
 Serrated, uouvTOf-toih'. 
 
 Servant, masc. 6oc}Xov, Otpdiriov, 
 
 oiNTtTijsj dim. ouvXdpivv : fem. 
 
 SovXt}^ ooi/Aiv, df^pdirutva. 
 Serve, douXn'iuj^ CLai<oi/ioo, XaTp£ua», 
 
 vinjpETtu): in the army, o-TpuTfy- 
 
 Ofxai. 
 Service, u7r»jp£o-ia, SiaKouia, Qspa- 
 
 TTiia, dovXiia. 
 Serviceable, wcptXi'jaifxo^^ uTr^piri- 
 
 /idv. 
 
 Serviceableness, VTriipiTijais. 
 Servile, ^ouXttos, vTnjnt-riKo^^ du- 
 ^paTTo^to^ijs, 5oi/XoTrfj£7r»/s, dovXi- 
 
 Servilely, ^oi/Xi/cws, ooi;Xo7rp£7ra)s. 
 
 Servility, oovXtia, SovXairptTrtia, 
 XaTp£i«, Qipairtia^ olKtria. 
 
 Servitude, SovXiiu, SovXoirptTrtut, 
 depaTTEia^ o'lKtTia. 
 
 Serum, txd)p. 
 
 Session, icpiopsvcn^. 
 
 Sesterce, o-£<rTtpTios. 
 
 Set, or place, Ttt^?;/ii, TdTTcu : set 
 over, i(pi(rTi)fxi, KaOi'o-Tij/xi, Trpo- 
 tcrTt)pi : out a table, KUTaa-Ktvd- 
 ^tiv Tpdirt^av f; Koafxilv : fire to, 
 vTTOKaiw^ vipaTTTU}^ ifxTrvpi^u) : 
 right, oitvdvpu)^ tiravopQou} : less 
 by, £1/ oiidivl Xdyu) TitJ/fat, oXt- 
 
 ywptU}^ f'tVTtpOV 7; VCTTtpOV vojxi- 
 
 ^o), -TTfpt iXdTTovo^ iroiu}-. naught 
 by, dXiytoptos £X«"' tji/os, djxtXiTu 
 Tti/os, ovotv6<i iroiov/xai : as the 
 sun, KaTddvfxi. — Set, s. Tdy/ia, 
 Td^ts : of the sun, Sufffxi), 6u<tl9. 
 Settle, s, Kadtopu, d'uppov, ^ddpov. 
 — v./f«0t(rTdi/a), Kudi<TT}]pL : down, 
 Kadil^dvtVy irvKvovpai, 
 
 Settlement, KaTdo-rao-ts, aTroiKia. 
 
 Seven, iTTTd: hundred, £7rT«/v-dorioi : 
 hundredth, £7rxa/co(rio<rTdv : seven- 
 fold, t-TTTdTrXoos, £7rTa-7rXdo-ios : 
 seventh, i(3Sofxo<i, kfiSofxaro^ : se- 
 venthly, il366uii)^. 
 
 Seventeen, iirTaKaidiKa. 
 
 Seventy, ifS6o/xmoi>Ta. 
 
 Sever, o-xt^a), Siaaxi^u), X^'f"T<»'> 
 diroKplvM, d</>opi^to, tKKpivw^ oia- 
 Kpivw^ Sitcrrijfxi, SiaTtpuw. 
 
 Several, adj. 7roXi;s, irXtiwv, avfx- 
 irXiicotf : times, ii/toTE, iviaKi^. 
 
 Severally, kuO' tKaaTov, x*"P's- 
 
 Severe, aixiTijpo^, o-f/xj/os, dTroTo- 
 /10s, xa^t-Trd?, Stii/6i. 
 
 Severely, avanjpw^. 
 
 Severity, o-e^j/o'ti/s, diroTOfxia. 
 
 Sew, pd-TTTco, UKtOfiai. 
 
 Sewer, pdirTjjs : (common sewer,) 
 dfidp«, dx£Tds, K-puTTTi;. 
 
 Sex, </)yorts, ytvo9. 
 
 Sexennial, £^«£t»7s. 
 
 Sexton, i/fcoKo'pos, i/ao(puXa^, Up6- 
 iovXo^. 
 
 Shackles, TriSai. 
 
 Shade, s. (tkiu, X,6<po^; fpdi/Taa-fxa. 
 — V. GKid^w, iiricTKLd'^a}. 
 
 Shadow, o-K'id, aKiaafxa. 
 
 Shady, aKiapo^ & o-Kifpos, ff/ctO£ts, 
 to</)u»6>;9, irrlaKio^. 
 
 Shaft, /cayXds, (iiXo^, To^tvpa. 
 
 Shagginess, daavTij^. 
 
 SHE 
 
 Shaggy, daav^, Xd<rio^. 
 
 Shake, s. ailapa, aEia/xov. — v. atiWy 
 di/atrt/o), caXtuo), kXoviu), Tii/da- 
 crw, wditu)^ avcratiui : olf or out, 
 EKatiWy £/CTij/a<r(ra», ikkuovu/, airo- 
 atiw : asunder, ctaatiw. 
 
 Shale, KtXu(/>os, XtTntr/xo. 
 
 Shallow, d/iut)i/s, fipuxv^y vi'i-moi : 
 shallows, or shoal.^, (ipuxta and 
 (Spdxta. 
 
 Shallowness, ^pax«^T>js, y»/7rtdT»js. 
 
 Sham, aTrdrij, iruvovpyla. 
 
 Shambles, ArpfcoTT d)Xtoi/, Kpiovp- 
 
 rtlovy Kptlov. 
 ame, s. aidws, alax'^vi]^ alo-xo^, 
 
 dripia. — V. alax^vuiy dTt/xdu) ; 
 
 ULGx^voixai. 
 Shame-faced, aldnpuiv. 
 Shameful, at<7Xp<Js, daxnpusv. 
 Siiamefully, alaxp^'^- 
 Shameless, di/aj6»iv, dvaiaxvvTo^. 
 Shamelessly, di/(a^tov,di/at<rx*^''Ta)S, 
 
 avaiSijUy dvuidijpovw^. 
 Shape, V. ax^ip-aTi'^u}^ popcj)6(o, Sia- 
 
 fxop<p6u)y Turrrou). — s. trx^ipa^ 
 
 lxopi\)i]y tidta^ iota, tutpos, <l>vtj. 
 Shapeless, dtiSi}^^ afxapfpoi. 
 Shapeliness, ivixop(f}ia, av/xfitTpia. 
 Shapely, eveiSij^^ tv/xop(j)o^, aiifx- 
 
 yU£TpOS. 
 
 Share, v. /x£T£xa>, poipocoKtM^ p.i- 
 
 pi'^^opai, Koivuiviu}^ fxtTacicwfxi. — 
 
 8. /xtpoi, pfpi^, pLolpa. 
 Sharer, 6 ptTuSiloif^y piiToxo^. 
 Shark, Kupx^i'^'^^', Xwkos GuXda-a-io^. 
 Sharp, o^v'i, dpipvi : of sight, 6^v- 
 
 6ipKv<i : in intellect, d^iuppuov. 
 Sharpen, ccKoi'dw, o^vuw, tJj/yo), 
 
 Qtjydvco. 
 Sharply, o^toa^, TrtK-pwc, Spifxv, Spi- 
 
 /i£tt)S, (TCp6Spa^ LvTOVUi^. 
 
 Sharpness, o^utj/?, ^pt/xur?/?. 
 Sharp-set, TrpotJuynos, £7rt0u)u))TiKds. 
 Sharp-sighted, o^i/cotttjs, o^vhtpKU'i. 
 Shatter, irpoppjjyuvpi, itapptTrTto, 
 
 aTroaiiu), KwrajSuXXw. 
 Shave, ^£61), ^i/pdw, Ktipu), £7ri^uai, 
 
 ^ai'j/cu: off, diro^iu) : round, irtpi- 
 
 K(.ip(D. 
 
 Shaver, Ki'ipwv. 
 
 Shaving, 5upj;<ri9. 
 
 olie, »;, ouT»/, iKtLvi], 
 
 Sheaf, Spdy/xa, d/xaXXa. 
 
 Shear, dTro^vpdu)^ dTroKtipco. 
 
 Shearing, Kovpd, Trt^is. 
 
 Shears, xj/aXi^. 
 
 Sheath, s. koXeo^^ KovXto^^ 6»i/i»;.— 
 
 V. £i/Ti0j;yui KoXfco. 
 Sheath- winged, KoXtoTrTEpos. 
 Shed, v. £^-X£ctf, KUTaxtO' 
 Shed, s. KaXv(3i), oLKiijua. 
 Sheep, irpo^aToVy fxjjXoi/., oVs : a 
 
 wether, Kpid^ tKrtTpii]ixivo9. 
 Sheepish, aioij^wt/. 
 Sheepishness, dva-ioTria. 
 Sheepfold, cTrai^Xis, at'X»j. 
 Sheepskin, /lij;\'^t»;, kwu^. 
 Sheer, d0£X»;s, uKpuTo^. 
 Sheet, axtith 
 
 Sheet-anchor, dyKvpa ^tyiaTtj. 
 Shekel, o-tVXos. 
 Shell, s. xdyxVi ocnpanov : a sliell- 
 
 fish, Koyx^Xi]^ KoyxyXiov, 
 Shelly, KoyxvXi(i)6i]9. 
 Shelter, s. (TutTracrpa, K-aTa</)i/y»f- 
 
 — V. a/CfTrd^oj, o-Ttyd^o). 
 Shelterless, do-K/TraaTos. 
 Shelves, OvXdKia, 
 
SHR 
 
 SIG 
 
 SIN 
 
 Shelving Karai/T,,?, Kara/cXti/T,'?. , Shrew-mouse, nvyaXij. 
 bhepherd, jrocfxiiv ,.o^,h, ^oVko,!., Shrewd, dyx^^oo^. da-rslo^ : to be, 
 Trpo/i.txtus.— Shepher.rs crook, aVrtt^o^at. 
 
 Shrewdly, dyvti/ou)? 
 <il,..„,..,i • „» <^. . 
 
 Sheplierdess, i; ni]\ov6ixo^. 
 Shield, iivpiO'i^ dcriri^. 
 
 Shield-beariiitr, dmricocpopoi. 
 
 Shift, V. utTaTidijuu 
 
 Shin, Kvi'ifjLi], Ku)\i)\f/. 
 
 Shi.'ie, XayUTTto, OiaXd/uLTrco, ipait/ai, 
 diravydio), (TTiXiSco, atXayi^ui : 
 bright,^ aTToo-Tt/V/So), iKXdfxiru} : 
 upon, iTTiXdfXTru), iXXafxTrpuuo/jLui, 
 'Trpoa-TiXficv, uirepXa/mTruj : round, 
 
 'TrtplXdpTTW, TTEpLaTlXfiw. 
 
 Shingles, 'ipTn]<i. 
 
 Shrewdness, ayxivoia. 
 
 Shriek, y. rot'^ro, iaxtw, oXoXvl^tv, 
 
 Shrill, Xi-yus, Xiyvpo^, ^^ilX'l^-^ 
 
 o^ys. — Shrilly, Xtyt'o)?, Xtyyowv. 
 Shrimp, napl^^ dim. Kapidiov and 
 
 Shrine, apo6)jK-»i, a^uroi/. 
 Shrink, dvaanrdopai, difaxooptio. 
 Shrivel, pvTiSou). 
 
 Shrivelled, IppuTiotontuo^ : or 
 
 wrinkled body, puTi6u)p.a. 
 Shroud, s. hTd<piov v. aKtirdZia, 
 
 \ 
 
 Shudder, £7ri7r\jJT-ro/uai, tTrf/.pjT- 
 
 T?; 7f*V^^ fpo(3ovpUL, (ppiTTOO, 
 
 Shiny, <^a,Teii,os \a/i7rpos. , .. ..,^^,au.—y. aK^ 
 
 onip, s. ya.;5, TrXotoi/, aKa-ros.— v. (rrtya,, ivTachidluy vfKpoO^. 
 
 vava-roX.u.. Shrub, OaMi'O?, ^Jr.i^ua. 
 
 Ship s boat, o-/ca,/>,>, l<p6XKiov. Shrubbery, tJaMi^/.t; 
 
 N.ipmaster, m^/c\,,»ov. Shrubby,'0a^„co'a„s. 
 
 Slupprng, TO VUVTIHOV. ....... 
 
 Shipwreck, vuvdyiov^ vavayla : to 
 
 suffer, vavayiui : one shipwrecked, 
 
 fauayos, vavayiuiu. 
 Shirt, \LTuivi(TKo^. 
 Shiver, v. piyiu), KaTacpo^iofxai, 
 
 Sia(Tx'il<o.--^. KXd(Tfxa, epaixT/ma. 
 
 Shock, S. 0-£t<T/Xrt, (TV<T<TEiap6'i. V. 
 
 o-tia>, <Tucr(TEiw, aaXtuco. 
 Shocking, ddt/unaTo^, tKOecrfxo'i, 
 
 avocrtot^ pnapo^. 
 Slioe,^s. irtpidiiiJLa, ipftd^, KpuirU, 
 
 vTToBijfia, iriSiXov, dim. uTro8i]nu- 
 
 Tiou. — V. vTroSivo. 
 Shoe-latchet, i/i«9 tou viroCi'iaaTo^. 
 Shoe-maker, 6 ttoujti/? iiroonud- 
 
 opptottia, piytu). 
 Shuffle, (TTpt(popai, TripiKdixirTo- 
 
 fJLCtl, UTUKTiui. 
 
 Shuffler, TrtpiKafXTTTt]'!. 
 
 Shun, viroaTiXXonai, (ptftopai, 
 
 0«i)ya), Uipivyu)^ ikkXIvcv, diro- 
 
 TptTTopai. 
 Shunless, dcptVKro^. 
 Shmming, tKcpvyi]. 
 Shut,^ dtroKXtlw, tlpyoi, kXiio,, 
 
 KXtjf^u), KaTaKXtio), KUTauvu). 
 Shuttle, KspKi?^ 'Jn)viov. 
 Shy, «u\a/i»/9, v-rrfpoTrTiKu<i 
 Shyness, Bua-wTria. 
 Sibilant, cvpl^coi'. 
 
 Signet, <r0payi?, (rijina. 
 Significance, irapipLtpaat^. 
 Significant, aiyiavTiKo^, i/unpari- 
 Ko's.— Significantly, aijfiavtiKu^, 
 
 tfJLfpUTlKW^. 
 
 Signification, <ri;/X£/a)(n9, (n]fxacria, 
 
 /iTji'u<ris. 
 Significative, !Ti]navTiK6<s. 
 Signify, a-ii/maiuui, SiiXom. 
 Silence, aiyi,, (tkott,), appima ; 
 a<i)a<Tia, dyXtoTTia, d-rrocriMTni- 
 <rts, ixifj.vdia : to preserve deep, 
 IxuKpdv aiyau aiytjv. 
 
 Silent, 6 trtajTTuii/, a-KjoTriKo^, aiytj- 
 Xos, (rtai7r>;^os, dKtuju^ aitu7n]X(k : 
 to be, o-iyaw, aicoirdu), txf^nvditjo: 
 to order to be, KUTnaLajirdu}: to 
 become, <Tty»;\ds yivofiai. 
 
 Silently, o-twTrj/pois, ctya. 
 
 Silk, fiufifiu^, o-j/piK-oV 
 
 Silken, f3ofji.(3uKivo9, tnjpiKo^. 
 
 Silkworm, ^6p(3v^. 
 
 Silky, o-»;iu>,-ov, (iop^vKivo^. 
 
 Sillily, dfppovw^. 
 
 '7rapa«/)o£a,, /3Aaa-r«va., t^«\\t«.— ISibyl, (Tt'/3y\\„ ^ ^ 
 
 s. 7r«pa</)uav, £7rt<^uas, (pi-rufia. 
 Shooter, dKovTiaTiji, to^otj;s. 
 Shooting, aKouTKT/uLa. 
 Shop, /caTrf/Xctov. 
 Shopkeeper, /caTrj/XeuTjj?. 
 Shore, a/CTJ/, a<'yt«A6y, t^ij/, pijypiu. 
 Shorn, /capeiv, uEipoKo/utji, Kfip-ro^-. 
 Short, ^paxt/v, diroTopo^, (tvuto- 
 fxo'i : short-lived, fipaxufiirO^, 6\l- 
 y6(3io^, piKp6(3io^, wKufjLopoi : 
 short-necked, (ipaxurpdxnXo^. 
 Shortly, aitTiKa, iv f^pax^l. 
 Shortness, /?/)axwT);v. 
 Short-sighted, ^Jo-o-n-Tos. 
 Short-winded, ^pax('irvoo<:, ova 
 
 iruoo^, dcrd/maTiKo^. 
 Short-windedness, oua-Truoia. 
 Short-winged, oXLyoir-rtpo^ 
 
 Sick, voa-iuif, i/oo-foos, daOtvii^, Xv- 
 'Tjjpos, i/oo-i/xo?, i/oucraxt^J/s : at 
 heart, «-ap^ta\-Js : to he sick, 
 voato), dadtvto), appoxTTto), 7roi/»;- 
 p(«s sx*"* 
 
 Sicken, v. i/oo-a'^£o; voa-d'^opLai. 
 
 Sickle, ^«'y^'X^^ "P"^*;, "M'/, dtpi<r- 
 Tpiou and OlptcrTpov. 
 
 Sickly, voa-coSi]9^ vo(Tt}p6<3 : to be 
 
 KaX^KTlO). 
 
 Sickness of body, appcocrTia, dp- 
 ptocTTtjfxa, i/oVos, v6(Tttp.a, irados. 
 
 Side, TrXivpdv, irXiupd : from the 
 side, irXivpodtu, Ik tou irXayiov : 
 on every side, Trai/r?;, irai/Tuxoae, 
 TravTaxddtu, iv kOkXco : on both 
 sides, iTtpaidfv. 
 
 Sideboard, d(ia^. 
 
 Silliness, ui/oia, pu>pi(t^ vuttiottj^^ 
 
 Vl)TriO(Ppo(TVV1], d<ppo(Tvv^, 
 Sillv, vi]irio<}, vi]Tr i6<f)puiv, dfppoof, 
 
 afOjjTos, dcTuutTc^. 
 Silver, «pyup«s, npyvpiov. 
 Silver-mine, dpyvpsToi/. 
 Silversmith, dpyupoKOTro^. 
 Silvery, dpyvpioi, apyyptJo»js. 
 Similar, ofxoiu^, dXiyhio^: to make, 
 
 opoioco, dvaXoytu}, laooj. 
 Similarly, ofxoiio^, TrupairX^criui^. 
 Similitude, opoioTii^^ huoiuicn^, 
 
 dvaXoyia. 
 Simmer, viroX^lio. 
 Simper, vTrofxtiSidu}, vTroytXw. 
 Simple, ttTrAows, dtpiXi)^, tOyvoi- 
 
 Mwi/, euijdijs, uKixKos:. 
 Simplicity, ttTrXoV),?, dfptXua, tu- 
 
 »if>£ta, XtToTi;?, d\-£p«io'T>js. 
 Simply, d7r/\j7, d-TrXo'iKw^. 
 Simulation, Trpocnruuiai^, vttokoi- 
 o-ts. ' 
 
 Sin, V. dfxaoTdvu), dXiTtco, iTTaiu), 
 TrXijfxfxiXtoi.—s. dfiapTia, dfidp- 
 
 Shot^o\„,/Jo\o.,^aos, T6^.v,.a. Sidelong, 7rap«5-\£upo.. 
 onouiuer, ajuo9. £7r<Duic • slwniblor. Swlnrooi _' > 
 
 ohoulder, tJ^o9, i-Tw/xi^ : shoulder 
 blade, w/ioTrAdTjj. 
 
 Shout, V. ETr/Kpa'^to, /3odtt», tiraua- 
 /?oaa), tTri<liu)viu), i-TTLuxui, tixpij- 
 fiiu) : for joy, dyaXXidopai, dXa- 
 Aa^oj. --Shout, s, KXayyi], /3(>j) : of 
 joy, dXdXay/ma, ctAuAay/xos. 
 
 Show, 8. ©£«, QiapLa. V. StlKVUpLl, 
 
 airoStiKuvpi, fpaii/o)^ '7rpo<pait/co, 
 itlX6io,ifjL(f)aA'^co: clearly, aa(pt]- 
 
 Show-bread, dproL Trps irpaQtarEU)^. 
 
 Shower, a. 6p(Bpo^, vit6^. — v. oyu- 
 fSpiu), uo), $ptx<J0 : in torrents, 
 dvonftpiui : upon, KaToufBptto. 
 
 Showerless, duouffpo^, di^poxov. 
 
 Showery, 6p(ipM6ri<i, vtTio^. 
 
 Showy, Xrt/iTTpos, £U7rp£7r7J9. 
 
 Shred,v, di/aT£ui/a». — s.poc/cos,TOM09, 
 (77) 
 
 Sidereal,^ dcTTpiKo^^ d(rTpo</)a»j?, 
 
 Xa/xTTpos. 
 Sideways, TrXayito?. 
 Siege, TToXiooKia. 
 Sieve, ffoo-ATtiyoi/and -os, T»;Xi'a : like 
 
 a, K0(TKivi]86v. 
 
 Sift, K-00-«ti;jya), KO(TKlVl^0O. 
 
 Sigh, V. o-Ttj/d^o), o-TtVo), o-TEj/a- 
 X*^^-— s. o-Ttuay/ixa, o-Toi/ax»J. 
 
 Sight, Ji/At9, a-vi/o\f/L^i, opap.(t, (pd<r- 
 ytta : in — , dTTtuai/Ti, tuai/Ti, 
 
 IVOOTTIOV. 
 
 \^^\^' '^'J'^"-) or^lP^'i^oi/, TSKprjpioi/, 
 vTToSiiypa. — v. v'Troypd<pa), <rj;- 
 
 Signal, £7rio-);/io9. 
 
 Signalise, tTri(n]paLvai, hcniimaiuu). 
 
 Signally, £7rto-ri^a)9. 
 
 Signature, o-^^a, y7roypa<^»j. 
 
 Ti/^ua, (rf/)dA/x«, TrapdirTajfAa. 
 Since, £7r£t. oxi, 5^0x1, o<o't£, £7r£t- 
 6»/, i-TTai/,! iiroVai/, £i'y£, eZttep, 
 apa. 
 
 Sincere, aKUKo^, tlXiKpivn^^ uki^- 
 
 OijAos, (ii/y7roK-ptT09. 
 Sincerely, *atK'pi,/w9, a/ci/3o»}Xw9, 
 
 aKipaiu)^^ a5o'Aa)9. 
 Sincerity, iiXiKoiviia, KadapoTij^, 
 
 rtK:fpato'Ti/9, ttTrXoTijs. 
 Sinew, i/ti/poj/, Ttvuyv, 
 Sinewy, i/£i;pwoij9. 
 Sinful, a/xapxa.X69, aXiT.i/iEi/09, 
 
 aXixpo9. 
 Sinfulness, a^apxia, dXiTp'ia. 
 Singr, a5ui, /itXi^f^, piXiru), vpviui : 
 
 to smg to, TTpoadoco, irapaxj/aXXu), 
 
 fraptpotu}. 
 
 Singer, doioo?, x/raXr/k : fem. 
 \j/d\Tpia. 
 
 Singing, doi6>), poX-mu 
 
 Smgle, adj. d7rXJo9, eTs, ^o'i/o9, 
 ayapos, d«/)£A»/9, .r</)0ooo9 : a sin- 
 gle life, dyap.ia, dlvyia. 
 
 Singleness, yuoi/«9, a^iXna. 
 
 Singly, ^oi/a5,,j;, x^'/o-tws, /caXws. 
 
 Singular, £i/t«:o9, i^aiptTo^. 
 
 Singularity, dt'ieeia. 
 
 Singularly, dijew^. 
 
 Sinister, o-zcatos, dpKTTtpo^. 
 
 SLA 
 
 Sinistroiv^'l ^n-.-^,- 
 
 '^'^f*!, ui/rX/a. 
 Sm e..., «,,a^,i^^„^o^. 
 
 ^j'l'o sncss, duafxai>Ti}<T'ia. 
 
 g|"« tr, «/u«pTa)Xo's. 
 
 Sin aate, ^•uX7ro^«. 
 
 Sii nation, KoX-ntaai^. 
 
 ^iinious, koAttujoi/s, TroAu7rxi>xo?. 
 
 Sip, y. po(pdu), po<pt(o^ diropputptw. 
 ~^- po<l>>iuu, dim. po(J)ifp.dTioi;. 
 
 Siphon, oiifiwi/. 
 
 Sir, Kupioi. 
 
 Siren, trtip/ju. 
 
 Sirius, (Tiipio<i. 
 
 Sister, dotXtpii, KaaiyviiTii ; ai-ro- 
 Kaaiyvi'iTij : sister's son, aotX- 
 ff)i6ovs : sister by mother's side, 
 ofxofiifTpia : sisteV-in-luw, 77 y«- 
 Xa»9, gen. x/7s y«Xa>. 
 
 Sisterly, dctX(l)iKui. 
 
 Sit, jz/iat, t^o^«t, K-«ei;/Lirti, f^ptuw, 
 KuOi^.j/Aui, ionidopui : together, 
 o-wyKayigoyuat : at table, dt/aKXl- 
 vopai, duuKu^iX^u} : by, Trapa/caO- 
 t^oMMi, 7r«p£6yo£j7w : in council, 
 (Tvv^^pivu)^ tTvyiiaQi\opaL : down, 
 Ku^iXpfiuL.uvdKuput,: under, uTro- 
 Kadit^w, v(piaT(i/jiai, ixfudptvu) : 
 Upon, iiriKudmxcu, Katiilw LttI 
 
 TlVl, 
 
 Sitting, s. K-a6£<T/ios, kuQkti^ : at 
 table, KaTd\Xi<rt9, dvuKXiai^. 
 
 Situated, Ktipivoi. 
 
 Situation, xoTrot^KXta, 0tot9, 
 
 Six, £'5 : i-ix months, k^dpi]vo^. 
 
 Six hundred. i^aKocrioi. 
 
 Sixteen, iKKuidtKa. 
 
 Sixth, £a:xo9. 
 
 Sixty, i^j'iKoi/Ta. 
 
 Size, piyido9. 
 
 Sizy, KoXXi']ti9. 
 
 Skeleton, o-kjAeto'i/. 
 
 Sketch, V. viruTvirou)^ o-x»//iaTo- 
 nron'opai. — s. uiroTuirw(Ti^. 
 
 Skewer, s. 7ra<r(raAo9, y6p(po<:. — v. 
 'JrpoaTTatTcraXevu), 
 
 Skifi\, o-»f «*/>»;, €f/><;XK-toi/, Xfp(3o9. 
 
 Skilful, tTrKTTj'jpwif, oavpoou, i/x- 
 
 TTlipoi. 
 
 Skilfully, tiTKTTaptvw^, Ipirtipio's. 
 
 Skill, Ifxirtipiu^ TTiipa, iiria-Tnpi], 
 <ppa8po<Tvvi]. 
 
 Skilled, tuTTtipo^^ ttrKTTnpuiv^ iiri- 
 o-Tj;/xoi/tK-o9, Sat'ifxcov, tiSu)^ : well, 
 «is dxpou T/79 '7r«j6€ta9 iXijXuKw^ • 
 m war,^ <TTpaTt60TiN-(i9, to/jts «iX" 
 /X7/S, SoKipu^ xa ■7roX£yuiA.d : to be 
 — in any thing, ipTriipiau txnv 
 
 TIVOI. 
 
 Skim, <l7ra0p/^a), t^a<ppi'^w. 
 
 Skin, s, X/"'*'^"^ ^fPf^a-, (tkvto^, 
 ftypaa, oopd, Sif^ydtpa, pivoi : 
 dim. SepfxdTioi/. — Skin, v. aTro 
 
 5tpCtf, aTToXfTTl^tU, ^vpdu). 
 
 Skip, dXXopai, TrtjCt'iui, 
 Skirmish, v. UKpofiuXilopai, dvl/i 
 
 fxaxtoi. 
 Skirmisher, irpopmxo^, d\j/ipaxo9. 
 Skirmishing, dKpufioXi(Tp6<i, d\}/i- 
 
 fxaxia. 
 Skiit, s. 3'i5o"ai/os, Kpaairtoov. 
 Skull, Kpdviov. 
 Sky, aWiio, aidpa. 
 Slab, TTit/a^. 
 Slacken, x«Ada), IkXvu), 
 Slackly, vaXapaJs. 
 
 (78) 1 
 
 SLI 
 
 Slackness, x^^ctpoT^jc. 
 Slander, s. fiXa<T(l>}iuia, u/Jpts, dia- 
 J-ioXt']. — v. Sia^dXXui. 
 Slanderer, /iXdo-</)t;^o9, KaKoXoyo^, 
 
 Xoidupoi, u/ipio-x»;9. 
 Slanderous, viipiaTiKo^. 
 Slantlerously, v(3pi(TTiKro^. 
 Slant, or Slanting, Xo^69, 7rAay<os. 
 
 Slap, v. pUTTl^W, KoXu(l)t^U). — s. 
 
 pd-mapa^ KoXuclws^ KovdvXo'i, 
 
 Slash, Tpavpu, TpFipa. 
 
 Slate, KaXy7rTi;p. 
 
 Slaughter, s. <p6i'o^, ktJi/o9. acpa- 
 y»/, «i/ajp£<ii9, »]tx«, Xu/uty, uX£- 
 i)po<i : of oxen, liuoKiua-ia, fSoo- 
 o-0ayut. —Slaughter, v. «'7ro^-T£t- 
 fo), </)Oi/fya>, dTroa-<j)dTTU). 
 
 Slave, dovXo^, di/SpdTruoop, dpyv- 
 
 pUiV1]TO<i. 
 
 Slavery, dovXda. 
 
 Slav, (r</)dTTa), (T(/>«^a., xpax'/X/^o), 
 airuKToi/tu)^ aTTOKTtlvu) : an ox, 
 ftov6urt<o : Avith the sword, £t- 
 
 <PoKTOviui. 
 
 Slayer, cr<^-ay£u9, <povtv^. 
 
 Slaying, n7rdarf/>a^t9, o-</>ay»;. 
 
 Sleek, Xt'7rapo9. 
 
 Sleep, s. i;7rt/o9, K:orxo9, K-apo9 : to fall 
 asleep, vtrvou Tvyxdvtiu, kutu- 
 '^iTTTtiv ih vTTvov : — seizes me, 
 uTTvo'i pi KaTuXapftdvii : to he 
 seized with, viri/io KUTuXapftd- 
 i'SCTyai.— Sleep, V. Kudtu6u), Koip.d- 
 
 Opai, VTTVOUi : out, KUTUKOipd- 
 
 opuL : alone, diroKoipdopLui : 
 
 cause to, tvud^co, Koipi'^w, kutu- 
 
 i<oip.i^a}. 
 Sleeper, Koifii<TTtU : with another, 
 
 •7rap«^-ot/x»7T»;9. 
 Sleepiness, A:aT«f/)opa, X>j0apyta. 
 Slecjiless, ai;7ri'09, dypv-m/o^. 
 Sleepy, vTri/uoO)}^, virvaXio^^ inrvui- 
 
 TLKO^. 
 
 Sleeve, x^i-P'-'^- 
 
 Sleeved, X"iOt^wTo9. 
 
 Sleight, £7ri(rT»;/xj;, xt'xj/i;. 
 
 Slender, X£7rTd9, icrxi/<>9, dpvSpo^, 
 XtTos, vf/iXo^ : voice, iarxfocpuwia, 
 XtTTTocpawia : to become, l^xvov- 
 p.at^ XtTTTuifopai. 
 
 Slenderly, X£7rTaJ9, «crxi/a)9, dpv- 
 
 ^p609. 
 
 Slenderness, X£7rToVij9, Icrx^oTij^, 
 
 piKpOTI}^^ XlTOTI]^. 
 
 Slice, s. aTToKoixpa. — v, diroKOTrTU). 
 Slide, oXtaoaivto, viroir'nrTU), 
 
 <r<l)dXXopai : down, /caxa-Tr/'TrTw,' 
 
 t^aToXtadaivw, Karacjitpopai : 
 
 down to, TTpoapiw. 
 Slight, adj. X£7rT09, dpaio%, iaxvoi. 
 
 — -s. dfxtXtia, K'«Ta0pdi/j/crt9. 
 Slight,^ v. ddtpilu), KUTufjipovtw, 
 
 dpeXtu)^ oKiywpiw, ddsTiw. 
 Slightly, t7ri*//au5j;i/, XiySijv, iv 
 
 Ppaxtl, l-Triypdl^Siju. 
 Slime, iXu9, (36p/3opo^. 
 Slimy, iXvd)dii9, liop/SopwSii^. 
 Sling, 8. o-0£i/oJyj;. — V. (r(f)ti;Soudu), 
 
 (T<j>tv8ovi(a^ <T(l)iv6ov'iX,u}. 
 Slinger, <r</)ft/ooi/j;Ti;9, ar(f)(udoui(T- 
 
 Tt'lV. 
 
 Slip, acpdXXu), oXLadatuw, tttcuu) : 
 under, vTroXiaduivu) : awav, Sia- 
 Xvopai, OLiKTriTTTU}, f^oXi<ydalpw, 
 v^iKiptvyw : off, ^ioAl(T0a/l/a).— 
 SlIp, 8. dXi<T0j;^a, cr(pdXpa. 
 
 Slipper, /cpi;7rt9. 
 
 Slippery, a(paXep6i, yXiaxfoi, £1/- 
 
 SNA 
 
 oX«O-0O9, tVKoXo9. 
 
 Slit, axi'^u). 
 
 Sloop, Atyu/3o5. 
 
 Slope, s. y£tiXo</)oi/, /3oui/os, icXtTU9. 
 
 Sloping, dpcpixuTO'i, druxptpiii, 
 
 duavTii^, £Trai/T»^9, 7rapdt/T>;9, 
 
 7rpoo'oVT»;9. 
 
 Sloth, dM//«, d«i,,,(ri9, pCliTTWVlU 
 
 pqOupta. 
 Slothful, ap'>d9, i/oodpos:, oKuyipo^. 
 
 paGvpos. 
 SlothfuUy, o^-l;»/p(i9, padufxco^. 
 Slovenly, uKopxjjo^, aKotrpo^. 
 Slow, dK-i„,pt)s, pa0u/iO9, JN-|/a.o»79, 
 
 «pyos, vw0pd9, 5yo-oM/o9, (ipu6u^, 
 
 vujVti^: to become, dM/);p69' yti/o- 
 
 Ai«t, KaTOKviui : to he, (ipaoOvWy 
 
 iSpaSit^ yiyvopai. 
 Slow- footed, lipuovTTov^. 
 Slowly, (BdSiiv, o-xoXaicos, /9pa5ta>9, 
 
 o</^£'. 
 
 Slowness, fipaouTii^, voodda, (3pa- 
 
 Ofia. 
 Sluggish, o-xo^«tos, 1/0)6 j;9. 
 Sluggishly, axoXaiw^. 
 Sluggishness, o-xoXa/oTj;?. 
 Sluice, s. KaTapdKTi}<i^ and Karap- 
 
 pa/CT?;s. 
 
 Slumber, v. j/uo-tce^o., virvwTTui.-^ 
 
 s. i/i/o-Tay/ids, vvaTuypu. 
 Sly, 7rai/oupyo9, aTrdrj/Aos. 
 Slyly, '7raj/ot''pya>9, T£Xi/XKt«J9. 
 Slyness, iravoupyia. 
 Smack, (piXijpa. 
 Small, dAiyo9, (3paxui, pihpd^. 
 Smallness, TO oXiyuu, piKpoTij^, 
 Smart, 6^v<pptuv, 6009, Seii/6^. 
 Smear, iirixpiw, dXtt^JOj. 
 Smell, s. 6<Tfxii^ oo/^'y, 6cr<ppi]ai^ : 
 without, doSpoi^ doapa. — Smell, 
 v. o^co, ocrcfipaii'opat : out, pivi]- 
 XaTkui: sweetly, tvu>8id'C,opai. 
 Smile,^ 6. pticijpa, yiXuapa. — v. 
 piiSdw, fxiioidw, yiXdw: at or 
 upon, irpoaptididw^ irpoaytXdu) : 
 softly or secretly, VTropLticidvo. 
 Smite, f3aXXu), -Trato), -ryTrxco, ira- 
 Tao-o-o), irXi'jiTtTu}, Sf'pio, kotttco : 
 with stones, XidofSoXtu>, Xiuw. 
 Smiter, 7rXjiK-Tjj9, 7rX»/\TiKo'9. 
 Smith, ortoi;ptU9, <ri^>jptT?j9, triSij- 
 povpy6<i. 
 Smithy, (riSifpovpyfTov. 
 Smoke, s. A:a7ri/d9, il/dXos. — v. kutt- 
 
 fi^u), Kuirvvv dvudidtvpi. 
 Smoky, AraTrrcii^tyv, i/zoXofts. 
 Smooth, adj. Xtto9, XsiwSu^. — v. 
 
 Xiiou)^ Xiatuw^ ^vu). 
 Smoothness, Xf 10x729, xd Xtloj/. 
 Smother, dTroTri/tyto, KaTairvlyu). 
 Smoulder, o-pdx"'- 
 Smut, Xjyt.u9, da(36Xi,, aiddXtj, 
 
 at{rxpoxjj9. 
 Smutty, Xtyi'i/6j^7j9, «I<rxpos. 
 Snail. aTpdf^ijXo^, K-dxAo9, koX' 
 Xtas, dim, «oxXi9, KoxXioi;, koX' 
 Xidpiof. 
 Snake, t3</u9, ^puKMv. 
 Snaky, J0ia)b>j9. 
 
 Snap, V. ipTTd^tu, fila irapaipovpLai : 
 up, ucpupTra^ui. — Snap, s. dpiray- 
 fxa. 
 Snapper, upiraKTrip. 
 Snare, s 7rayi9, irtoij, ftpoxoi.'— 
 
 V. Trayn'-f.vu). 
 Snarl, x>';r piun crvtrTiXXu), (raipw. 
 Snatch, dfiTrdi^w, di/jap-Trd^o) : from, 
 d</)ap7rd^fo. 
 
 3 E 
 
 «l 
 
SOL 
 
 Snatched away by a premature 
 
 death, irpo iopa^ duap'Traadii^. 
 Snatcher, apiraKTiip^ apiruKTri^. 
 Sneak, 'ipirui^ KoXaKtvu). 
 Sneer, v. /uLVKTiipiX^w^ fxcoKaw. — s. 
 
 Sneeier, yui»KT)j/jicrx»;s, juoikos, pno- 
 
 Sneeze, irTdpi/vo), irTaipw. 
 
 Sneezing, irTapfxa^. 
 
 Snore, pty^w, yuuxraui^ poy^uX^OD. 
 
 Snoring, poy)(p<i. 
 
 Snort, fpvcnou)^ (pvado). 
 
 Snorting, xp*M£Ttcr|Uos. 
 
 Snot, fxu^a^ iSkevva, Kopv'^a. 
 
 Snout, pvy)(o<i. 
 
 Snow, 8, XLuiv^ vifpaTo^. — v. i/iKpco, 
 
 Snowy, )^ioi'ai3rjs, )(to'i/ttos, vicfiero)- 
 
 Snuff, ava<pvcnuui : the candle, 
 
 'TTpO/JLVTTlO TOV \v\VOV. 
 
 Snug, Knv<pulo<{^ Xai)palov. 
 
 So, u»v, ouTo), tjs TocrovTov : even 
 so, oi/Tujv, ouTcoai, i/al, irdvvye : 
 is it so? ouTioai ; so as, oiirtus oiv, 
 
 <t)S : so far as. Trap' oaou^ Kad' 
 oaov : so long, Toaov-rov : of so 
 much, rTEpi ToaouTov : so little, 
 
 T1]\lK0v8t, (TfJLLKpOU OCTOV, G/ULlKpOi 
 
 iiao^ : so long as, /mixpi rov, p.i- 
 Xptv ai/ : so much, TtjXt/coyTOj/, 
 ouTojs, Ti)\ihcovT09^ To<ros : by so 
 much as, toctoutio uaco : by so 
 much the more as, ToaovTw /xa\- 
 Xou, oo-o) Trip: so far forth, tirl 
 ToaovTou, P-iXP>- TOvTov: so often, 
 TocraKTuKts, Too-d/vts : so that. 
 ouToJs, ws or oi/Tct)?, (ucnrip^ to- 
 
 ffOI/TOt/, U}(TTe. 
 
 Soak, ota/ipt'^u), a/i/SaTTToj. 
 Soap, o-/x»iA)), (T/uLT/yiuLa, <Tp.T]fxa. 
 Soar, V. /u£T£a)ot^o/iai : soaring 
 
 aloft, i/xj/iiriri}^. 
 Sob, Xu^co. 
 
 Sobbing, Xyy^os, \yyf . 
 Sober, vrifpcou^ j/Jj^aXios, aoii'09. 
 Soberly, vjj^aXtcos, crwffypovw^. 
 Sobriety, uijyj/i^, j^)jf/)aXi<r/x6s, co)- 
 
 0pocruj/jj. 
 
 Sociability, (fjiXoTrpoa-ijyopia. 
 Sociable, o-yvaytXaaTi/cos, traipt- 
 
 KOS, /COli/60fi\-C»9. 
 
 Sociably, iratpiKtlis. 
 
 Social, iTaipiKo^^ (piXoTvcrio^. 
 
 Society, tTaipiu, Koivivt/tj/^ia, koi- 
 
 vwvla. 
 Sock, -jrlXo?, TTooilov. 
 Socket, 7u<tXoy, /votuXi;. 
 Sod, /StoXa^, (jwXo9. 
 Soft, /uaXa/co?, ctTraXo?, a/3pos, 
 
 'Tpvcf)£p6^. 
 Soften, juuXaKuvw, iKfxaXdTTU), 
 
 ^la/uaXttTToj, dfSnvi/u), diruXvvui. 
 Softly, Tjiriu}^^ /uttXiX'^'i /uaXaKtos, 
 
 'TToaws, a/Sptus. 
 Softness, /xaXa/conj?, aTraXo'rjj?, 
 
 d^poavv)]. 
 Soil, V. pviraivu), poXuvoo. — s. Trt- 
 
 ^toi/, £(5a<^09, ajJoyp«. 
 Sojourn, V, i.Trioijpio), ^tvlX^opai^ 
 
 iiravXi'^ojULai. — s. iiriotj/uLia^ ^iui- 
 
 Ttta, tTTai/Xicr/uos. 
 Sojourner, tTriofifxa, ^tyos. 
 Solace, 8. Trapfjyopia, irapapLvdiov, 
 
 irapauvdia. — v. Trapauvdiu). 
 (79) 
 
 soo 
 
 Solar, TjXiaKof. 
 
 Solder, V, <rvyKoXXdu)^ (Tvvdirr uj. 
 
 s. Xpucro'/woXXa. 
 Soldier, aTpaTuoTi]<i : to levy sol- 
 diers, (TTpaTicoTrts KQTaXiytiv or 
 Karaypdcpiii;^ Xaoi/ dytiptiv : a 
 light-armed — , yv/uLVi)^, yv/xvri- 
 T?;s : — 's cloak, crayon, iffdt)^ 
 (TTpaTKOTiKii : ho\\, aKtvofpopo^, 
 
 Soldierly, a-rpaTitoTiKo^, dpf.io^. 
 
 Soldiery, a-TpuTtia, (Trpa-rtd. 
 
 Sole (a fish), ipi/T-ra, (3ovyXw<T(ro9 
 of the foot, irtXpa. 
 
 Sole, adj. /uoVos, fiovaxo^. 
 
 Solecism, (roXotKio-/ios. 
 
 Solely, povwi. 
 
 Solemn, o-t^i-o?, <T(pd(rp.io^. 
 
 Solemnity, as^i/oVi/s, irop.Tn'j. 
 
 Solemnisation, Upoiruiiu. 
 
 Solemnize, lepovpytw, itpcnroiiu). 
 
 Solemnly, <Tep.vu)i. 
 
 Solicit, i^aiTto), uTraiTiu). 
 
 Solicitation, t^aiVj/o-ts. 
 
 Solicitous, TroXvfJL^pijuivo^, /uLipifxt/Oi, 
 tTTi/xeXj/s, TTipidtn^. 
 
 Solicitously, iiri/jLiXu)^. 
 
 S<»licitude, p.tpipi/a, dyoovia, (^pov- 
 
 TtS. 
 
 Solid, (TTipeds, o-Ttppos, GTipi(f)o%\ 
 Tpacpfpoi: render solid, ffTtpeow, 
 
 O-TtppoOJ, 
 
 Solidity, (TTEpioTi]^, to tr-TBptov. 
 
 Soliloquy, pLOvoXoyia. 
 
 Solitary, adj. ^oj/axos, ipnfxo^ : 
 
 fern. povd^. — s. tpi]p.iTi]'i. 
 Solitude, kpi]pia. 
 Solstice, j; Tou j)Xiov Tpoirri. 
 Solstitial, TpoiriK'os, 
 Solve, Xuo), ^/aXuco, dvaXvu}. 
 Solvent, AyTj;pto9, Xyrt/cdsr. 
 Solubility, to XvaipLOv. 
 Soluble, Xy<rt/ios, XvT6<i. 
 Solution, Xu(rj9, ^laAuat?. 
 Some, £j/tos, -ris, d Stiva. 
 Somebody, xis, £i/to?, ^tti/a : else, 
 
 TiS aAA.09. 
 
 Someliow, dpiTjyt^ aV»;ytTra)9, 7ru»9, 
 
 TT?;. 
 
 Something, Tt. 
 
 Sometimes, fi/ioTf,'7roV£, ottou utu^ 
 
 OirOU Ot, £0-0 OT£. 
 
 Somewhat, oXiyov, vtto Tt, £7rt- 
 
 TTuaou. 
 Soniewhere, iuiaxov, ivLTov, Trd0t, 
 
 TTOl, 
 
 Somewhile, i-Trl XP"vov. 
 
 Somniferous, virvotpopo^. 
 
 Son, uid9, Tral?, TtKvov : little son, 
 TtKviou, vliSiov^ Traidiov : son-in- 
 law, yapfipo'i. 
 
 Song, aapia, ^oXtti'/, /itXo9, ap/io- 
 Vi'a, xf/aXfio^, cooi'}. 
 
 Songster, aoiod?, /LioX7ra<rT»;9, /isX- 
 
 0)^09. 
 
 Songstress, pLoXirdcrrpLa. 
 Sonorous, 7/xa)5»;«, ttoXvi^X'I^i ^o- 
 
 0a>6>)9, aya4>6£y/CT09. 
 Soon, al\l/a, tv6v9, avTiKu, irnpa- 
 
 XPnp-a. : as soon as possible, baov 
 
 auTiKa, 0)9 Taxto"ra. 
 Soot, Xtyi/y9, KuTTuia. dffQoXo^, 
 
 att7aA.jj. 
 
 Seoth, KaTaTTpavi/u)^ KaradiXyu), 
 
 Ki/Xtfo, 3'tXya>, /uiiXtaao). 
 Soother, ^tXKTijp. 
 Soothing, Kj;Xt;o-ts. — adj. /ctjXt;t>;- 
 
 p<09. 
 
 isay, pavrivop.ai. 
 
 [Sooth 
 
 SOU 
 
 Soothsayer, pidin-i^, 3'.\ o-k-oVoc, 
 t£poo'/>:o'7ro9, ottovoffKoxro^w oicouo- 
 Trd\o9. \ 
 
 Sooty, XiyvvtoSi]^. \ 
 
 Sophism, aofpiar/jLU. 
 
 Sophist, CTO<^tcrTj;9. \ 
 
 Sophistical, <to(Pi(ttik69. * 
 
 So|)histicate, vo^tvvo^ KuKOTtxvtfo. 
 
 Soporifcrous, uirvajTiKoy, /cap Jrt- 
 /cd9. 
 
 Sorcerer, 6 pdyo^, (papp.aKiv^, y6i}9. 
 
 Sorceress, (pap/uLai^h^ i, yuctyoy, tpap- 
 
 fXdKtVTpia. 
 
 Sorcery, cpapfxaKtva-is, yo»jT£ia. 
 Sordid, pyTrapd9,ai/tXt uycpo9,yXt(r- 
 Xyoos, piKpuXoyo^ : to be, pviral- 
 vop.(ti^ airiXovpai. 
 Sordidly, niKpoXoyw^^ pvirapw^. 
 Sordidncss, pvirapla, fxiKpoXoyta, 
 
 yXt(rxpoTjj9. 
 Sore, adj. x«'\£7rd9, ova<popih; iX- 
 KoJd))^ : to make, dfptXKooo : sore 
 eyes, Xtjpi]^ nf}>daXp.ia : have sore 
 eyes, Xiip.dw, yXijpata & yXufjidco, 
 ocpdaXfjudtv : having sore eyes, 
 Xi]p.u)u, yXapvpoi. — Sore, s. £\ko9, 
 \l/(opu: to be full of sores, li/topaV 
 Sorelv, x«^«T<ti9, ddui/i;p6u9. 
 Sorrel, d^«Xi9. 
 Sorrow, s. Xviri]^ dvia. — v. Xviri- 
 
 o/xai^ dvidopLui^ 6Xo(p6popai. 
 Sorrowful, dz/iapdv, Xi/irjjpdy, yo- 
 
 £pd9, k-ot?k/>i;9. 
 Sorry, dxi'upii/o<:, fitrauiXiU : I 
 am sorry for, £X£09 yti^£Tat, oIk- 
 
 TUV tX(0. 
 
 Soit, ytVo9, £T5o9 : after a, i<ttiv 
 t!7raj9, iariv ottjj : of this, toi- 
 
 0UX09, TolOUToVpOTTOS I of wliat, 
 
 oio9, o-rrolwi : by sorts, kutu ytvij. 
 Sort, v. TticTtra), tyKoa/mtoo. 
 Sortment, Td5t9, Koapn^ai^, KXjjpo^. 
 Sot, (piXoiroT}]^'. 
 Sottish, pXd^, ^XaKtK-dy, /xoyrXa- 
 
 Xo9. 
 
 Sottishly, (3XaKiKU)'S. 
 
 Sottishncss, fiXuKiia, ^jiXoTroala. 
 
 Soul, </fUX'y, TrUtZpiU, KVp, JULIUO^, 
 
 ar*/uo9. 
 Sound, adj. a*'oo-o9, apTtos, i/yu/9, 
 fftoo9, d^Xa^>/9, dpT£/x;;9, £i;ptuo-- 
 
 ■T09. 
 
 Sound, s. »7x"5, 5oiJ7ro9, KTyTro?, 
 (pdoyyt), «/>t^o'yyo9, (dufij3o^, fip6- 
 MOS, x(/6(pOV. V. ^Yt'o). ooiz-wtw, 
 
 ftofxfitu) : an alarm, viro<Tj]naiviiu 
 
 TO 419 i(f>o6oV, TO '7roX£/itKdj/ ffj;- 
 
 /iatj/£ii;: a retreat, Ty o-aX-Triyyi 
 
 ai/aKaXtio-Ga/, aVa/cAtjTtKdv <ri/- 
 
 fxaivtiv : a trumpet, o-aXTrt^w. 
 Sounding, ijxiuiv. clear, Xapiirpo- 
 
 fpwvoi : sweetly, yXu»cw0a)i/o9, 
 Soundly, KpaTipiL^. 
 Soundness, vyitia, tvpuxTTia, pZ- 
 
 ai?, d<r0aXEia, oru)T}}pia, oXokXtj- 
 
 p/a, dpTipia. 
 Soup, ^to/idy. 
 Sour, d^uv, Spipv^^ <TTpv(pv6^ : to 
 
 make or become sour, d^yi/to. 
 Source, Kpovuo^, dpxv- 
 Sourly, d^ta)9, Spi/j.tio^^ <TTpv<pviio^. 
 Sourness, d^uT»}9, 6ptyuuTjj9, o-Tpu- 
 
 0i/dT»;9. 
 South, TO iJ.e(nip.ppiv6i/, voto^ : 
 
 wind, i/oTos : -west wind, Xi/3os, 
 
 Xi«/^, XifSw. 
 Southern, p.eaTjp.ftpivo'i. 
 Southernwood, a^porovoi/. 
 
 SPE 
 
 
 Sovcreif^-, c"^^„Vt„9, ^'7^«T09. 
 Sovere-tvntv, 5i;z,„o-T£/a, £7nAcpa'- 
 
 fipxh- 
 
 •>ow, s. xoipd9, 7/ 1/9 : an old sow, 
 
 7|O"',U0d9. 
 
 Dov,-, V cnrBipio, cfiVTeuca: in, £i/- 
 CTTf ipto, a/uKpuia. 
 
 f>'»wer, <nrop£i;v, </>uT£yTi;9. 
 
 Sowing, s. o-TTopd, airopo^. 
 
 Space, 5id(TTij/ua, x<^'P«- 
 
 Spacious, tvpt'ix<J^po9, 7rXaTi!/9, £u- 
 pu9. 
 
 Spaciousness, ivpvxotipta. 
 
 Spade, otKtXXa, paKtXXa^ (TKairdvi]. 
 
 Si)an, aTTidafi})^ 6oxp.v: a span long, 
 (nrida/xiu'ios. 
 
 Spar, o-a/'iv, ^I'/Xoi/. 
 
 Spare, (pticofiai. 
 
 Sparing, (^>ttdto\d9, £ut£X»;9. 
 
 Sparingly, (pBi6ufitv(o^, butiXw^. 
 
 Spark, a-irii/diip, ipirvpavpLa : dim. 
 (ririvdijoioioi/. 
 
 Sparkle, cnnvdijpi'^^u). 
 
 Sparkling, o-7r»//t));;.to-/Ltd9. 
 
 Sparrow, aTpovd6<i, crrpovdiou. 
 
 Spasm, (nraafi6<i. 
 
 Spawn, s. o-Trtpua, yivui]fxa. — v. 
 
 a"jritpui, ytvvdui. 
 Speak, Xtyu}^ <f>V/^'ii XaXfco, dyo- 
 
 pBvu), (fipd'^u}^ <p6tyyop.ai, </)do-\-cu, 
 
 diru) : long, fKiKpoXoytw : against, 
 
 ATrtTaXaXt'o) : boldly, irappijaidl^a) : 
 
 well of, £i»\oytco, tv(pitp.t.uy : out, 
 
 tKipaLvut^atrocpdaKu)^ dTro(bi)tyyo- 
 
 fitti: foolishly, if/vxpoXoytoo, (^Xv- 
 
 aptia : from niemory, aTrd p.vnni]^ 
 
 ELTTtiu : in grand terms, /u£yaXj/- 
 
 yopiio : correctly, dp6oXoy/a». 
 Speaker, (J>paaTi)p, dyopiiT})^. 
 Spear, 66pv, ^vottou, Xoyxv-, ^7X^5. 
 Spearman, 6upv<p6po9. 
 Special, t^oxo<i, virlpoxo^^ tdio^. 
 Species, £l5o9, yivo^. 
 Specify, <ri]p.ti6u}, cnfp.aiiKt}. 
 Specimen, ceiyfxa, Sei^i^, iTriSii^i^. 
 Specious, £i)£i6>/s, £ uTrpdo-WTToy. 
 Speck, 8. o-Ttyfia, Ki;Xt9, o-TrlXoy, 
 
 a-iriXcop.a. 
 Speckle, o-TtJ^to. cr'jriX6(t},'TroiKiXX(t). 
 S|)ectacle, 6t"«, 6lnpa, dtuTpov. 
 Sj)ectator, 6£«t»/9, tfpopo^. 
 Spectre, </>dcr/xa, tlScoXoi/, (pduTa(r- 
 
 fia. 
 Speculate, Qidopai^ aKtTTTOfxai. 
 Speculation, dtivnijaii, diwpiipLa^ 
 
 ^iwpia. 
 Speculative, 0fa)p»/TiK-d9. 
 Speculatively, Giu)py]TiKoj^. 
 Speculator, 6£a>pd9. 
 Speech, /AvtJoy, ffypda-ii, Xdyo9, 
 
 OfxiXia. 
 Speechless, d(pu)i;o?, K'a)</)d9, (iyXtoa-- 
 
 <TU<i. 
 
 Speed, s. Tdxo9, wkvt^^. — v. o-irfy- 
 
 Speedily, a7roi/5j;, jmeTo. ff7royd//s, 
 
 Tax*'"'?' 
 
 Speediness, Tax<5Tjj9, tuK:dTj;9. 
 
 Speedy, Taxi*?, ajA:i;9, a7roi'^aro9. 
 
 Spell, s. ETTOj^i";, 7oj;t£i;|Uo, yoijTtia, 
 fjiiXTpou. 
 
 Spencer. </>f\di')j9, p.nv6uij. 
 
 Spend, di/nXicTKw^ SuTrai/do}: money, 
 di/ttXia-Kw ^p»;uaTa : life, Stdyu) : 
 one's time, ciuTpiliu) tov xpouou : 
 life happily, tvdaifxovu)^ tov (iiov 
 diuTtXuu. 
 
 (80) 
 
 SPO 
 
 Sphere, (r(/j«7pa, a(liaip(ap.a. 
 Spherical, o-^ajpt/cdc, a(paipoii8ri<i. 
 Sphinx, a<ply^. 
 Spice, s. dpoDna. — v. dpwp.aTiX^uy : 
 
 spiced -wine, dpw/maTi-rijv. 
 Spice-cake, x«(Ji<rjo9 «pT09. 
 Spicy, c'tpu)p.aTU)67]^. 
 Spider, dpdxf'J? : female Apdxi^ii : 
 
 spider's web, dpdxviou, dodxvi]. 
 Spike, s. (TTdxi'9, aKoXoxj/l 
 Spikenard, vdp8o9. 
 Spill, iKXtu), iKtriTtvdu}. 
 Spin, i/£a), vi'Sw^ KXtM^ta. 
 Sj)inal, paxLTi)^ : spinal marrow, 
 
 paxLTij^ fiVlXo^. 
 Spindle, yXaKUTj], atrovouXiov, 
 
 «TpaK-T09, KXa)<rT}'ip. 
 Spine, pdxi^, kXui'iou. 
 Spinner, /v-/\a)o-T?/p, kXuxttiU. 
 Spinous, puxiaTo^. 
 Spinster, irapdtvo^. 
 Spiral, (TTrjtpaidf;?, £XtK:Td9. 
 Spirally, airtipyjCui/. 
 Spire, o-Trtipa, k'Xt^, irupajui?. 
 Spirit, yjjvxt), irvivfiu, ^tot), dvpd^ : 
 with spirit, du/aoEidw^, TrpoQCpua, 
 i/Jnl/vXuii. 
 Spirited, ti/dup.c:^ irpocppuiv. 
 Spiiitless, ddvp.09. 
 Spiritual, 'Trvtvp.aTiKo':, 6£o<r£/3»;9. 
 Spirituality, idtocri^tia, fixrtfSsiu. 
 Spirituall}', irvtvpLaTiKw^^ dtoae- 
 
 Spit, d/3£Xo'9 : dim. 6(3tXiarK09. 
 Spit, TTTuo), d7ro7rT(5to, xp^V'Tto- 
 fiai : upon,/v«T«7rTuto,7rpoo'7rTya): 
 
 out, fKTTTVU), tt-TTOXpt pTrTOpLai, 
 
 Spiteful, KUKuvov^, KaKOfppwv. 
 Spitefulness, KUKoi/oia, KaKO(ppo- 
 
 <TVV1]. 
 
 Spitting, 7rTi/aX£o-/id9, XP^I^^I^ ■ 
 
 — - out, tKTTTvai^, dirdxpf/wd/ts. 
 Spittle, o-/a/\o9, "TTTViXov. 
 Spleen, airXiw. 
 Splendid, Xa/iTrpd?, ayauds, dyXa- 
 
 09, cpativo^, tvSoKifxu^: to make, 
 
 <rTiX(3oiroLt(jo^ Xaairpvvu). 
 Splendidly, Xufxirpw^^ <paidpw^, 
 
 dyXaw^. 
 Splendour, avyi), diravyaarfxa, Xa/ix- 
 
 'jrpoTui ; tuSo^ia, ^o^a. 
 Splinter, o-xt'da^, (rxtoo9, ax'iSf], 
 
 dim. arxiSioi/. 
 Split, aJj.^ o-xio'To'9 : into many, 
 
 7roXi/o-xtd»;9. — Sj)lit, s. crxicri^^ 
 
 (TXKTfxii, pwyfuj. — V. o-xt^to. 
 Spoil, s. (TKuXov, Xd(f)vpov, ivupa. 
 
 — v. ffKl/XfdoJ, CTuXtCrt. 
 
 Spoiler, Xa^upaycoydy, o-uXjjTjJy. 
 
 Spokes of a wheel, pd(3Soi, nvTjixaL. 
 
 Spondee, o-7roi/6£to9 iroDy. 
 
 Sponge, o-7rdy709, o-Troyym. 
 
 Spongy, <riroyyto5j/9. 
 
 Sponsor, EyyujjTj^s, drd5oxo9. 
 
 Spontaneity, auTOfxaTKr/jLo^. 
 
 Spontaneous, ai»Td;u«T09, EKOvcrio^. 
 
 Spontaneously, awTo/udrajy, aiiro- 
 p.aTL. 
 
 Spoon, KoxXidptoz/. 
 
 Sport, s. ddvpfxa, iratyvioi/, Traly- 
 fj.a : make — of, iifTpv(pdu} Tii/i, 
 KaTa/msiSidoj, ipLTTail^w. — Sport, v. 
 Trat^o), ddupu) : with, avp-Trai^w, 
 irp xTuQvpui^ TTpoaTTailu}, x«/0«i'- 
 TJ^Oiuat. 
 
 Sportive, 7ratyi/ia.oj;9, Trai'^cov. 
 
 Sportiveness, -Tratyyudy, TraiSid. 
 
 Sportsman, dyp£UT»;p, tJ»;p£UT»/9, 
 
 STA 
 
 /cui/i;y£Tjj9. 
 
 Spot, 8. ariy/jLa, o"7rrXos. 
 
 Spotless, d<rTt^-T09, do-TTtXo?, dfxi' 
 ai/Tos, up.tvp.o9. 
 
 Spotted, TTot/wiXoy, ^laTrf.-rroiKiXfxi- 
 vo-i. 
 
 Spouse, vvp.(j)io9, vvp.(f)ij. 
 
 Spout, dvafiXuX^u). 
 
 Sj)rain, CLua-Tpicfiu), OTptftXooo. 
 
 Spray, d({>p69. 
 
 Spread, a-Tpivvvvp.i : abroad, ff ayo- 
 p«da), <5i;/x€i'<a>, 6vp.o(ritva}, Sia- 
 aTTtipio, oiudpvXXtu), iKdpvXXiu) : 
 upon, tirnTTpuivvvpiL : under, uiro- 
 
 (TTplMVVVpi. 
 
 Sprig, nXaoiov^ KXaoicTKO^, 
 
 Sprightliness, tXapdT>;9, </)ai6pdT»j9. 
 
 Sprightly, iXapd9, cpaiopo^. 
 
 Spring, V. uXXop.fu, dpuxTKw : up, 
 ayaTrijodto, dvu^pwaKw : as water, 
 dvu(3Xvlw: as plants, (iXaardvoi : 
 upon, £t(rdX/\o/xfa, fjuTrij^dto : up 
 again, dva<pvM^ dvayivvdop.ai. 
 
 Spring, s. tap., r\p : at the commence- 
 ment of, dp.a TiZ ?7/t>t, dpxopLtvov 
 i]po9 : to^ pass, Ectptgoj : belonging 
 
 to, £apt|/d9, IjpiVO^., 7]fpiv69. 
 
 Spring, or fountain, s. Tri/yi;, ftXva- 
 M09, Kpovuo^, dvd(iXvaL9 : little 
 spring, Tnjyidioif. 
 
 Sprinkle, ^aiVa), poi/Tj^co, Siappai- 
 vu), iirLppaivu}., irdaaoi : round, 
 •jr£ptppati/6o: upon,£yKaTa<r7r£ipto, 
 iirnrdo'ao}. 
 
 Sprinkling, pavTicrpo's. 
 
 Sprout, V. (SXaartu), ftXaa-rdvio.—. 
 s. o ^Xoo-Td9, yivvy]fxa : young, 
 
 0Up(TO9. 
 
 Sprouting, s. /3X«<rT»;a-t9, fK<pv(ri9. 
 Spur, Ktvrpov, irXfiKTpov : to spur 
 
 a horse, /C£in-/^£ti/ 'Lirirov. 
 Spurious, v6Qo<i, p.otxi6io<s^ dirdnop. 
 Spurn, XaKTi^u}, U^avXilu). 
 Spy, 8. KaTdcTKoiroi, SioTTTi'ip. — v. 
 
 KaTarrKOTriot)., tr/coTrtd^co. 
 Squadron, iXij. 
 Squalid, aux/i?;pd9, pvirapo^: to be 
 
 squalid, avxp-tu), pvirdu). 
 Squall, iKcfioovtw., iaxtw. 
 Squamous, X£7rt6a)Td9, (poXiSwro^. 
 Squander, do-ojTEdo/uat, KwravaXia- 
 
 ATto, Trpoxt'o), ^ia(j>diipu}. 
 Squanderer, dCTt»>T09, 
 Square, adj. TtTpdyoivo's. — s. trXaL- 
 
 criov. — V. TtTpaytiiVL^u}. 
 Squareness, TtTpaywuia/xov. 
 Squeak, ypd^w. 
 Squeamish, virtpoiniKO'i. 
 Squcamishness, virfpovf/ia. 
 Squeeze, v. 6Xi(iu), Tru'^oj.—s. BXip.- 
 
 pLO^. 
 
 Squint, Trapa/SXtVco. 
 
 Squint-eyed, <TTpa{3u}u, o-Tpa/Sdy, 
 
 TrapdftXooxf/. 
 Squirrel, a-Kiovpo^. 
 Stab, v. iiEXavvu), SiaTTEiptt). — 8. 
 
 Tpau/^ia., ouTf]p.a. 
 Stability, j^£/3aidT);9, 0'T£p£dT»j9. 
 Stable, adj. £5paro9, o-Tdo-tyuo9. 
 Stable, (for horses,) o-Ta0yud9, tTr-Tro- 
 
 tTTaaiov., 'nnroaTaa-ia. — v. arad- 
 
 p.6oo. 
 Stack, Kit)vo9. 
 
 Staff, ffK^'rTpoj/,/3«K:Tpoi/,/9a/cTijpta, 
 
 papda, o-Ki/raXrj, aKiirtav. 
 Stag, iXa(po9. 
 Stage, <r/ci/j/»/, dujuLtXij : of the stage, 
 
 a-KtJl/lKOi. 
 
 3 E 2 
 
 
H 
 
 H 
 
 
 STA 
 
 Stage-player, vttokpitj)^, fxT/j.o<:. 
 
 St.igger, 7rapar/)ipo/>iat, yTToo-ZveX/^o- 
 
 /uat, acpaduX^o). 
 Stagtrtring, d6i>i}(ri<i^ (rvyK\6i'ij<rii. 
 Stagnant, At^i'alos. 
 Stagnate, XtjuudX^w. 
 Stagnation, XijULvacria. 
 Stain, s. crTrl/Vos, kj/X/v. — v. /uiaii/o)^ 
 pvTTuivu), airiXooi'. witli blood, ai- 
 
 Stained, /ouTra^ds, cttiXcotos. 
 Stainless, ao-TrtXos, «yU(ai/xo9, a/moj- 
 
 /uos. 
 Stair, jSad/uLO^, KXi/ma^. 
 Stake, s. aKoXoxj/, 7raTTaXo9, X"P"^i 
 
 ^i/Xaptot/. 
 Stale, Tayyos, a-airpo'i. 
 Staleness, -rayyj;, awrrpoTi]^. 
 Stalk, s. KayXos, dim. kuvXlou, Kav- 
 
 Xi'cricos. 
 Stall, V. aTuOfjLou). — s. (rTud/jLo^, 
 
 tTTuvXii, (pdruit : to stall-feed, 
 
 (TiaXou). 
 Stallion, ox^vTti^, ox^'io^, dvaftd- 
 
 Stammer, ToayXt^o), \l/t\Xi^co. 
 Stammerer, TpavXo^,' \//£XXos, d- 
 
 Tl/TTOS, iax'^6<pu)Uo^. 
 Stammering, adj. i//tXXo5. — s. rpay- 
 
 Xiafio^. 
 Stamp, V. i/cTUTToo), kotttu) vofxia- 
 fi.a, ivTvrrow^ iyxupuTTw, iiri- 
 acf,payL^u) : a seal, tuttov ivatj- 
 /maiUEadai. — s. ti'/ttos. 
 Stand, iVra/uai, Kcidia-rafiai : about, 
 'Jrtpuarap.ai^ dfifpiara/xui : aloof, 
 dcpiaTufxai : before, TrpotcrTafxaL : 
 to^ one's word, Ifx/mtuw tois tipt}- 
 Hii/oi9. — s. a-Tai)/ui6^, (TTd(rts. 
 Standard, to crijptloi/. 
 Standjird-bearer, <Ty/xi.to(p6po9. 
 Standing, crraTos. 
 Stanza, o-ti'xos. 
 
 Star, dcTTtip, dcTTpov : fixed and 
 wandering^ stars, do-Ttpts d-n-Xa- 
 VEts T£ Kai daTaOtts. 
 Starch, d/ui/Xoi/. 
 Stare, aTtvi^w, ip^XtTrui. 
 Star-gazer, do-T^oXdyos. 
 Starless, dudaTtpo^^ dvaaTpos. 
 Starling, \f/dp. 
 
 Starry, da-rpwo^, dcrrt ode t9. 
 otart, V. a-TTofptotr/co), tMrj^odo), dva- 
 ir^lSdu}'. up, v-rrs^aviffTapai, dv- 
 
 Starting-place, »; /3aXj3is, dcfi^Ttipia, 
 ypapLpLi). 
 
 STI 
 
 STR 
 
 STR 
 
 SUB 
 
 TTf 
 
 «, ^do-t5, aTi'ipiyfia, tx/naj /xo?, SvartaSia. V 
 
 ^tint, s. opo9, Ttpfxa, kotov*/. — r. 
 
 Stead, l3oi}6i(t}, irapiaTapai^ afxv 
 
 vu>. 
 Steadiness, (va-TddsLa. 
 Steady, fva-Tadi)^, aTdorifio^. 
 Steal, K'XtTT-rco, K-XoTrtuw, eruXf i5to : 
 into, iraptKnri'jrTio, TruptifTovvo- 
 p.ai: privily, ufpapTrd^u), vrpaiptu). 
 Stealer, hXtTTTij^. 
 
 Stealth, /cAo7r»/, KXt/xna: by stealth, 
 
 nXafipacoi/, Xadpaiw^, Xdt^pa. — 
 
 by stealth, (adj.) AXo-Trt/ialos, Xu- 
 
 Opatos. 
 
 Steam, s. dryuds.— v. a'-ruiTco, dva- 
 
 VvfJiial^ui. 
 Stedfast, ^t/3ato9, (TTd<rt/ao9, fT'O-Ta- 
 ^'|5-;^te(]fastly, (it(3aiw9, tia-ra- 
 Vu)^, kpptvu)<i. 
 Stedfastness, /3f/3aidTJ/9, tvaTddzia. 
 
 Steed, ITTTTO^, TTcoXos. 
 
 Steel, s. X't^vxlr. 
 
 Steep, Kpi]pvwd}}^, d-TToppa.^, -jrapd- 
 ^•,07;/il/o9, i<aTafl>ipi)<i, TrpoKdpijt/ov, 
 ■7rp)/l/?/9, dl^tuf/)tpi/9, v^ifXo^.' 
 
 Steepness, KpijufOT^i^^ £7rt/cXto-i9. 
 
 Steer, v. Kv(iipvdu3. 
 
 Steersman, Kvfitpvnrn'i, vavKXijpo^, 
 
 Strange, .£ ,1; ?:',„„ 'r • »\ 
 
 XoKorc.- d\\, ',-,-,., 'w -^ ' 
 
 SUB 
 
 Stipend, yu 10-^69, /ut(rPor/)opd. \ 
 Stipendiary, ^to-^coTos, /ito-(Jof/j\jpo9. 
 Stipulate, CTuyypd^w, diopLoXoyov- 
 fxai. 
 
 Stipulation, avyypa</)»;,€7rffniT);/x«. 
 Stir, V. Kivtiii^ dvaKiviu). — s. kipiijuu. 
 Stiirer, KiuifTi'ip. 
 Stitch, pnTTTM, aKtofxai. 
 Stock, s. ^vXov, */>tTpo9, K-ayXos ; 
 y*i'09. 
 Stocks, TToSoKuKt]^ o-T?}X?;. 
 
 Stoic. aTUHKO^. 
 
 Stoically, crTwiKw^. 
 
 Stolidity, dfttXrtpitt, vXid^dri]^. 
 
 Ston)ach, aTopuxo^, oj(ro0dyov. 
 
 Stomach-ache, <TTp6fpo^. 
 
 Stone, V. Xiddlio, X«t>o/3oXta), tV 
 
 Xt0a'^6O, XitJot9 /3dXXw, TTtTpOtt). 
 
 s. Xi(^o9, Xdas, TTiT/oft, x«p/wdotoi/: 
 a small, x}/t'J(j>o%\ Xiedpivu^KidiSioi;, 
 Xidu^: corner, XI609 dywvialo's : 
 paved with, Xidoa-rpooTo^. 
 Stone-cutter, Xa-rd/jLO'i^ XtGoupyos, 
 
 Xldo^OOS, 
 
 Stone-work, XiOovpyia. 
 
 ^tem, s. CTTy\o9, /c«uXo9, o-Tt>yua. {Stoning, Xtyo-^ud? 
 sT^m'ir^'''"';?'"'^'^"'- « ' . ^l"""^' 7r.T,.«ro9, 7r.Vp,,,o9, Tra-rp^- 
 
 ^m, /jpc^Mov. xd-.vov, x^ed-o,,;. 
 
 Mep V. (h,f.u-r^^cv~s. f3r,f.a, dvd- Stool, t>p;7„i,9, ap«i/lO/oi/, UTTOTTo'- 
 liu\ipov : of a ladder, KXipuK-ri'ip : 5toi/. 
 
 Startle, ^o^/o), (^o^tofiai. 
 
 Starve, (pdivui Ik Xifxoi. 
 
 State, t^ts, Ka-rdo-TacTis, aTaarti ; 
 
 TO TToXiTtKOy, TToXiXtia, d<TT£xd- 
 T»)9. 
 
 State-chair, dlcfypo^ vyi/xoviKo^. 
 Stateliness, pLtyaXoirpiiriia, ffi[xv6- 
 
 T);9. 
 
 Stately, fxtyaXoTrpnrii^, (Tifxvo^. 
 Statesman, 6 TroXtT-i/cds. 
 Station, OTaBp.o'i, (TTdarL<:. 
 Stationary, £(5pa7o9, crTaOLULo^. 
 Stationer, x^pT-oTrtoXt;?. 
 Statuary, ippoyXv(piKt) Ttxvih 
 
 dyaXfxaTOTToio^. 
 Statue, dyaX/jLci, dvSpid^, (3ptTa^. 
 Stature, vXiKia, /miytQvi. 
 Statute, TO KadtaTo^, v6/xo9, 6t<7- 
 
 Ato9, TO ^taT£Tayu£j/oi/, Soyfxa, 
 
 vouoBtTiiua. 
 Stay, V. uivu)^ Siafxivw. — s. ipsia- 
 (81) 
 
 Step by step, kutu -rrodui, fidSyju. 
 Step-motber, puiTpvid. 
 Sterile, a-Ttlpo^, dyoj/09, dTOK:o9, 
 
 d/crtp7ro9. 
 Sterility, arTiipwat^. 
 Sterilise, oTtipou). 
 Stem, adj. /3Xoo-upd9, dypiaj-n-o9, 
 
 Stivtairo^. 
 Stern, s. Trpvpva. 
 Sternly, TuvpiKov^ vTroSpa. 
 Sternness, ifTro^pao-ia, to /SXoo-u- 
 
 pou. 
 
 Steward, oIkovoixo^, TOfxia^. 
 Stewardsliip, TufxiiVTiKi), -rafxuia, 
 
 dypovofxia. 
 Stick, fiuKTploiov. 
 Sticky, KoXX»}£i9. 
 Stitt, auydc»;9, piyio<!^ <TTtpp6<i. 
 Stiff-necked, Tpax>jXtd»3j;s, GKXijpo- 
 
 Tpdx»jXo9. 
 Stiffness, avdd^Eia, (mpporij^. 
 Stifle, i/TroTTtt^ai, cr^ivvvpi. : one's 
 
 resentment, Ku-rairtyj/ai xo>^ou. 
 Stigma, aTiyfxa. 
 Stigniatise, crTjjXtTsuu) Tjyd, uti/xov 
 
 -TToto, Tiua: to be stigmatised, Tt;y- Stoutness, KpdT09, uXku. 
 
 Xf^ViLV KUKo6ofia<i. Sfrn,l.ll„ s'-'.. __ i^ 
 
 Xdj/Eii/ KUKoio^iat 
 Still, adv. £Ti, t.i<TtTL, "npocrtTi. 
 Still, adj. j;(ruxo9, i'lptpa. 
 Stillness, vavxia, vpt/uLia. 
 Stilts, KuXoftaTuiv fiddpa : walker 
 on, A:a\o/3dTi;9 : to walk on, (tko)- 
 Xo/JaTt^ttj/, do-KcoXtd^eti/. 
 Stimulate, irapopfxdu)^ -Trapo^ui/oj, 
 
 /cei/Tpto). 
 Stimulation, Ktvrpyj/xa, otaTpj;<rt9. 
 Sting, s. liiv-rpov^ ^^yph, uKfwda, 
 £y*f£i/TpJ9, Kapcii'iov, dy/cos, TjXos. 
 — V. vuaatv, KfvTpou). 
 Stingy, fxiKpoX6yv9, (ptiStoXd^, pv- 
 
 TTapoi. 
 Stink, V. ovarwdtu), fxvSdw, KaKU)<: 
 d^a>, Tpay/$6o, Kii/a^pdio.—s. (3pw- 
 
 StOOp, V. KVTTTW^ KVITTd^U) : doWU, 
 KaTaKUTTTW. 
 
 Stop, KttTt'xw, K-wXyo) : tbe mouth, 
 uTroa-TOfxoco & aTroffTo/ii^aj, avX- 
 Xapftduto TO aTufxa : up, ip(j)pdT- 
 TO), air 0(f) puTTw^ £7r//iuco, iiri- 
 <rTOyuj^a>. 
 
 Stopper, iiriaTopiov. 
 
 Stopping up, fpffipayfxoi, (pipwai':. 
 
 Store, s. d(p^ovlu^ irtpiova-'ta. v. 
 
 TapilVUi^ oVoTlt^JJjUt. 
 
 Storehouse, T«/ii£roi/,d7ro0j;Kij,e>}/ft;, 
 
 tKBoxtlov^ 6\j/u}v. 
 Stork, 'ir£Xapyo9. 
 Storm, 8. XalXai//, utXXa, ButXXa, 
 
 Kard'i^ : to take by, KaTaTroXiop- 
 
 Ktu), KnraTToXffxtu). 
 Storming, KaT«7roXidpK:»;(Tt9, kutu- 
 
 7roXt/i»j<rt9 
 Story, pv6o^, tTTos : a little, o/i;ytj- 
 
 /xdTioi/.— Story-teller, fxvdoXoyos:. 
 Stove, s. K-Xt/3ui 09, aTfXKTTijnioi/. 
 Stout, K-paT£pos, K-paTaios,' uXki- 
 
 pos. 
 Stoutly, *cpaTfpd)9, «frxup<lJ9. 
 
 Straddle, diaTtivu) or ^uffTjj/it rd 
 
 Straight, dp0o9, «TT(:cto9, CTTa5«ro9, 
 i0o9 : to make, dirmOuva). 
 
 Straiglitness, dptJdT»,9, i0i';t»;9. 
 
 Straightway, Eudtiu, av-riKa. 
 
 Strain, v. ijdioo, 6it/Xi$w, ^n;0£6o, 
 o-</)iyyaj. 
 
 Strainer, ^0»jTjJptoi/, iiQiaTi]iaov. 
 Strait, adj. o-Tti/o9, cTTsi/yypos, crrj- 
 
 VtOTTOJ. S.'7rop0/XO9, ovvuxv d\09, 
 
 TO 7rtXayo9. 
 Straiten, ctt^ j/oxa»ptu), o-T£vo'a>. 
 Straitly, aTiviL^. 
 
 Stiaitness, aTtvoxtupia, (ttevoti]^, 
 
 dXi\f/t^. 
 Strand, dx0i;, a\-T»/. 
 
 Otrang Jy, dA\o/cdTwv, di;tJa>9, Ouu- 
 
 Stran :encss, dXAoTpioVu^, to dX- 
 
 KOh OTOV. 
 
 Stronger, 7rpo<r»;XuT09, Trdpot/co9, 
 <,»-*'09, £7rij\i;T);9, £7rj;/Vi;9. 
 
 Strangle, dyxw, dyxovdoa, aTroTrvl- 
 ytii. 
 
 Strangulation, Trviypd's^ «yX"*''/, 
 
 o-TpayydXii. 
 Strangury, ovaovpia, crrpayyov- 
 
 pia. 
 Strap, l/ud9. 
 
 Stratagem, crTpoTjJyjjyua. 
 Stratum, aTpwpa. 
 Straw, KuXapo^, /caXd/ij/ : straw 
 
 bed, vTToaTptAypa. 
 Strawberries, Td Kopapa. 
 Strawberry-tree, 1) Kopapo^. 
 Strawy, KaXufxalo^. 
 Stray, v. TrXd^ouai, TrXai'do/xat. 
 Streak, s. ypappn. — v. ypd(^ta. 
 Stream, s. pt'iBpov, ptvpa, vdpu. 
 Street, dyi/id, py/xij, Xuvpa^ Kdi/xi;, 
 
 TrXaTita. 
 Strength, lo-xus, dX/o/, Kpdro<:, 
 
 dptTt), ^uvufxL'i^ di/5pdT»js : with 
 
 all one's, Ka-rd to dvixiToi/. 
 Strengthen, KpuTuivu), Kpwrvvw, la- 
 
 X^piX.io, iTriaxvpilct), kutktxvuk 
 Strenuous, ^puariKo^^ ^paarvpio^^ 
 
 €i'«pyj/9, dy»;i/ajp, dv^ptlos. 
 
 Strenuously, 6paaTtKd>s,(77roy6ata)9, 
 ai/cpiKG}<t. 
 
 Stress, /Si'a. 
 
 Stretch, 8. Tdi/09, Tdo't9. — v. Ttj'voo, 
 TavCui, TiTuifco: forth, t'/cTt/fo), 
 7rpoT£jj/co : out the right hand, 
 Tj/i/ Se^idv irpoTtivu} : under, 
 {nroTtii/io: — and yawn, a-Kop- 
 civdopai. 
 
 Stretching out, 5ta'Too-t9, iTriKTu- 
 (ri9, "TTupaTacri^ : stretching and 
 yawning, aKopSivia-po^. 
 
 Strew, ffTopt'o), oTKopTTi^a), airtlpu). 
 
 Strict, au(rT»;p69, aKpifins:. 
 
 Strictly, auo-T»/ptus, dKpi/3di9. 
 
 Strictness, auorT);po'Ti)9, d^pilStia. 
 
 Stride, P-ahpd ftifidaBu}^ SiaTtluw 
 
 Trt (TKtXl], 6u(TTt}Ka. 
 
 Strife, £pt9, d/i0to-/3?iT»;<rt9, duTi- 
 
 Xoyia, vtiK09. 
 Strike, ri'TrTw, irXijyd^ diowpi, 
 
 7rX>;(7o-a», ^aXXto, iraiw : against, 
 
 TTpOCrKpOUtV, TrpOaKOTTTUi, KUTa- 
 
 <pipu} : a league, iroitladat trvv- 
 0»iKa9, o-Troj/^oTrottiCTOut : into, 
 ipftdXXu}^ KaTacf)tnu} : with ter- 
 ror, o£09 ij/tpyd^tabar. 
 Striking, KaTaTrXjpcTtKO?, ikttXijk- 
 Tt/cds. 
 
 String, xop^'l-^ ^ 
 
 Stringed, x^P^'^'^ovo^. 
 
 Stringent, o-Ti;7rT(K:o9. 
 
 Strip, yvpuou), v//t\da), dTroTtXXoj : 
 off clothes, d'voduu), iKdvu) : the 
 bark, d-TroXZ-Trw, diroXtTril^u) : the 
 skin, uTToStpw : strip or despoil of 
 arms, hupi^u), d(lioirXiX,u) : strij) 
 or lay aside arms, d(poTrXiX^opai. 
 
 Stripe, v. ttoikLXXu}^ aloXXw. — s. 
 •7r\)/y»;. 
 
 Stripling, peipdi<iov, peipaKiaKo^, 
 vf.avi<TKO<:. 
 
 Strive, dyojj/t^w, frvvnivu}; against, 
 (82) 
 
 di/TtTraXatto, avQicTTapai^ uvt- 
 
 fpEldu). 
 
 Striving, dywuitrpa. 
 
 Stroke, s. ttXt/^i^^ iiriKpovari^, 
 
 ■"■Xi/yi/, irXijypa v. KUTuptX^w, 
 
 KUTaxpaM. 
 Stroll, Trepd/oo-Tfo), 'TrXd^opat. 
 Strong, /v-paTtpos, iaxvpd^, tvpco(r- 
 
 T09, tyaOtuiU : very, i/7r£pio-xu- 
 
 po9, vTripoxo'i : to' be, to-x'uco, 
 
 SuuapuL piya : to grow, l-nippdiv 
 
 Vvpai. 
 Strongly, ia-xvpc'o^ : very, iaxv- 
 
 pwTtpu)^ : most, KpuTia-Tu. 
 Structure, KaruaKfuli, oiKooupiiai^. 
 Struggle, duTipdxopai^ dvriira- 
 
 Xaiu). 
 
 Strumpet, Tropin], croftd^, traipia- 
 
 Tpia. 
 Strut, X'^^^oopai. 
 Stubble, KdXdpi], (Ppvyavov. 
 Stubborn, au0doi;s, ovairtLiTTO^. 
 Stubbornly, ai»t^aod)9. 
 Stubbornness, aiiBddiia^ cuarpo- 
 
 Stud, »]Xo9. 
 
 Student, ^a0j;T7;9 : Students in 
 philosopliy, ol Trtpl t>> qyiXocro- 
 
 <pi(tV (TTTovdd'^Ol/Tt'i. 
 
 Studious, CT7roi/6aro9, TTpoaixu'v. 
 i'7riptX))'>\ f/n\o/xa0»/9, axoXatm- 
 U(J9. — Studiously, aTrouSf), £7rtTj;- 
 ^£s, trvvrovui^. 
 
 Study, s. airovS)], u(TKi]m<:, tTTiTi'i- 
 
 CtVfXa. V. O-TTOOOd^rt), £7nT)J0fcU<W, 
 
 irpocrixoi, irpoBvptopai : jierse- 
 veiingly, irpoamtpTtpw tois X6- 
 yot9. 
 
 Stuff, KaTUTTUKVOU), (TvpTrXjfpou) : 
 to stuff in, aTti(3ui, i.-rrKTUTTU). 
 
 Stumble, v. a0dXXo;/«i, dXiaduivw, 
 TrpocrKOTTTa), 'TrpoafSaXXw. — s. 
 atpdXfxu^ 6Xia6}]pa. 
 
 Stumbling-block, 7rpd(rA:o/x^a,'7rpo(r- 
 
 Koirti, arKdi>6uXoi/. 
 Stump, Kop/uds, CTTtX^xo?. 
 Stumpy, aTfXtxoodi]^. 
 
 Stun, £/v7r/\?)TTtO, UTV^U}. 
 
 Stupefaction, tKirXij^i^. 
 Stupendous, d-rriXtdpo^, Oavpuaio^, 
 
 ddtacpaTo^. 
 Stupid, i/a>0po9, di/d»;T09, d(3tXre- 
 
 po9, dvalai)i]TO^ . 
 Stupidity, d^tX-rtpla, draaQuXia, 
 
 duuiaOijo-la, evi'idtia. 
 Stupidly, dvaiaBifTU)^. 
 Stupify, £/v7rX);TTaj, iK<})optu) : to 
 
 be stupified, tKirXi'iTTopai, Tapdr- 
 
 Topai. 
 Stupor, di/uiadijaia, t/c7rX>}^i9. 
 Sturdy, KpnTtp6<i. 
 Sturgeon, iXXoxf/, bvi<TKo<i. 
 Stutter, TpauXi^w, ^tXXilu^, (3aT- 
 
 Titpi^U). 
 
 Stutterer,^ Tpai;Xd9, xj/tXXds, (3aT- 
 
 TapiaTTjs. 
 Sty, avcpfioi, <rv(ptu)v. 
 Stygian, o-Tuyio9, 
 Style, TO ypa<ptlov ; b tFj^ Xt^iwi 
 
 TpdTro9. 
 Styx, 2tiJ^. 
 
 Suasive, 7r£<0-T»;pt09, '7r£J*TTlKd9. 
 
 Suavity, I'/ooyj/, ptiXixia. 
 Sub-deacon, virodidKovo's. 
 Subdivide, v-rrodiaipiuj. 
 Subdivision, i'7ro5iatp£o-t9. 
 Subdue, KaTaTToXEfxtu), 
 
 , , ^a^xdu), 
 
 i/TTOTaTTO), v7ro/3aXXa), ih^apd- 
 
 ^o), Karaciapd'^a), KpaTiw. ' 
 
 Subduer, capdi-wp, SpijTi'ip. 
 Subject, V. t'TTo/SdXXoj, KaTa-rroXt- 
 
 fitu), iTToTda-a-w. — adj. dpxd/ifi/09, 
 
 vTroTtTayptuo9, vnt'jKoo'i, iiri- 
 
 Kpajovpivwi, VTrt^oucTio% : to be, 
 
 viroKtip.ai, v-rroTiBfpai. 
 Subjection, VTroTdytj. 
 Subjoin, viru^tuyvvpi, i/iro'^vyvw. 
 Subjugate, u7ro^£uyi/uai, tKCOTov 
 
 iroiu), UTroTaTTK), vTroxupou). 
 Subjugation, i'7rd5€i;^j9. 
 Subjunctive, u7rof£i//,Td9. 
 Sublime, vyjjijXoi, ptTiwpo^, ului- 
 
 pos. 
 
 Sublimity, i/i//09,i'i|/jj\o'Tjj9, piTtm- 
 pLapd'i. 
 
 Sublunary, iirixOtovio^. 
 
 Submerge, KaTaovw, KaTwrrovTilu). 
 
 Submersion, Kandovan^^ KUTuTrou- 
 
 Tiarpo^. 
 Subuiinister, vTnjpEria). 
 Submi.^sion, vTr67rroj(Ti^, diQCir- 
 
 «t^t9: to reduce to, VTroTdrTw^ 
 
 VTToftdXXu), V7rO(TTiXXu>. 
 
 Subinissive, vTrtiKwi/, Twrrsivo':, vcp- 
 £ Lp £ f 09.— Subni issi vely , Tairtiviu^, 
 
 Ot{)Siptl/(t)i. 
 
 Subniissiveness, vtroirTwai'i, Tuirtt- 
 
 Submit, uTTOTriTTTa), vTrordaaouai, 
 viTfiKta : one's self, inrordTTU) 
 savToi/, Td> X^^P^ Trpotaxopai, 
 
 Subordinate, viroTacraoptvo^. 
 
 Subordination, uTroTayrJ. 
 
 Suborn, irapaarKtvd'^opui, vtrcrrlp- 
 TTio : to suborn false witnesses, 
 TTapaaKivdX^opai pdprvpa^ xj/sv- 
 cstv. 
 
 Subornation, irapaffKtvv. 
 
 Subscribe, viroypdcfxx), vTTO(n]pai- 
 vopui, avyKUTUTibnpi^ i/</>i(rT?j/i£, 
 
 Subscriber, Trpoaypa^iv^. 
 
 Subscription, viroy palpi], viroa^pfi- 
 
 Subsequent, £^£7roV£i'09, £7raKoXoi/- 
 
 Subserve, i/Vo^pfJo-o-w, vTrcSiaKovw. 
 Subservient, vttvkoo^, uTrt/pfTtK-dv. 
 Subside, uc^i^dj/to, vcjiiarapai. 
 Subsidiary, £7ri^ouoiKd9 : — troops, 
 
 TO tiriKovpiKov, kiriKovpoi. 
 Subsidy, kiriKovpiKa XPVpai'a. 
 Subsist, vfjnaTapai, ptvoa, uvTtX^o. 
 Subsistence, Tpofjti], (riTJjo-t9. 
 Substance, d'7rd(rTao-t9, ovala, vtro- 
 
 Kiipivov. 
 Substantial, ovcrivoci]^. 
 Substantiallv, ovcTiu}du}<i. 
 Substantiate, ovaiow. 
 Substantiation, ouaicoai^. 
 Substantive, ova pa. 
 Substitute, duTiKu6icrTi]pi. 
 Substitution, dvTiKardaram^. 
 Subterfuge, vTro(})vyi]. 
 Subterranean, /»aTdy£/o9, KaraxOo- 
 
 1/109, u7rdy£to9 : canal, u7rdi/opo9, 
 
 vTTopvyfxa. 
 
 Subtile, X£7rT<)9, X£7rTO/X£p»;9. 
 
 Subtilcly, XtTTTU)^ : to speak, XfTr- 
 
 ToXoy£co. 
 Subtilty, XiVTopipiia, dyx^-voia. 
 Subtle, TTrti/oep-yos, ^oXd<^jptoi/, dy- 
 
 K-uXo/i))T>J9, -TTaXlJ/TpOTTOV. 
 
 Subtlety, iravovpyia^ ooXoippoavvt]. 
 Subtly, iravovpyu)^. 
 Subtract, vtrt^aiptw. 
 Subtraction, inrt^aiptariv. 
 
f 
 
 If 
 
 SUG 
 
 Subversion KndaLpicri^^ duoiKi<ruo9, 
 Subversive, KadaiptriKO^^ dvaTonr- 
 
 Subver-t Ka0«,pe'a,, KaTa<TTa{choo, 
 
 /cara/JaWo,, rtmTptVw. 
 bubvtrter, NayaiptV?;?. 
 Suburbs, TTiwdaTatov : in the, 6 
 
 a (XT it trupuKiiiJitvo^. 
 Succeed, om^.'xo/xat, i/v^.'xoiuat. 
 Succeeder, dmcoxos, UdiKTu^p. 
 Success tt-TTpaym, tux-/, tuTt^x^. 
 Succcssfu ...TuxO?, a.5:os, a.Vios. 
 biiccessfully, ti-rvx^^, ^tPtw^. 
 Succession, cmBoxh, ^iddtPL<i. 
 Successive 5m5oxos, UotK-riK6<i. 
 Successively, U SluSoxt?^. 
 Successor, eK5iKTa,.o, otcio^oxos, 6 
 
 Succinct, dulojoriniuo^, trvvroao^ 
 Succinctly, LttI KicpaXaiov, avv- 
 
 TOyUOJS. 
 
 Succour, y. ^o,/0,'a,, <ru\XaA./3a»/a,, 
 t7ri/coy(,t,«, i^npKiio, cifivvu>^ avu- 
 fpytu',d\e^ia> _s. f3o,',dfia, (ioi,- 
 OVf^u, tiriKovuia, dXff,,Tfjoioi/. 
 
 S.iccourer, /3o>,aov, iiriKovpo^. 
 
 Succulent, iyxv\o9, iroXOxvXo^. 
 
 Succumb, viroK^ifiai, ^TroKuTUKXi- 
 vonai, VTTuTrnrru). 
 
 Such, Totos, TOLoadt, toiovto^ : 
 
 as, ToiovTu^ olos, n-oiouT09 oToa- 
 TTsp : in — manner, toio6tw9. 
 
 Sx-^' '"''^"'' ^""^'"^ ■ ^^c breast, 
 0./Au|a,, adtXyco: out, £K-a,,\ara,, 
 «;CA4i;^fc«, or -ria;.— s. e,,Xa<Tfx6^ : 
 J?ive, iTTfxw ToiJ yuao-ToV. 
 
 Sucker, ^iV«o-T7,,/^\«aTT,/.o9,/3\a(r- 
 
 Tf loi/, tKf/)i;rt9, TTupacfiud^. 
 Sucking lambs, a^^^a^ : sucking 
 
 pig, ^a</)a^, ^sX^uK-ioi/. 
 Suckle, ^,/\u^c«, yaXuKTidcv, ya- 
 
 AaKToTpofpiai. 
 Suckling, yu\adiii,6^, ^yiXdYvoi,. 
 Sudden, aij>i,[cio^^ l^wmvulo^ : on 
 
 a, £K Tou df/)aj/oDs, d-Trpoo-ooK^- 
 
 Ta)V, UirpoOTTTwi. 
 
 Suddenly, a^^/o,, al<t>vioiov, alcfyvi- 
 Suddenness, to aUtwi^iov. 
 
 Sudorific, i^/.WTOTTOtOS, l6>COT,;piOC. 
 
 Sue K-pii/a», ^itiKTo,, 5iKd^o/iat, iy- 
 
 KuXui TLva and Tti/j, 
 Suet, o-Ttap, a,;^os. 
 Suety, o-T*aTti^r;s, 
 Suffer, Trao-xo,, xXdo), di;/x'«, 
 
 yTTo^.i^o,, virocptpoy, ^fpioTUfxai : 
 
 hardship, TaAatTrwptaj. 
 Sufferance, vTrofxovi), 7rd0os, tXw- 
 
 Sufferer, 6 7^Q0,,^-i^-o's. 
 
 Suffering, -7r«e,,x.Kos, u7ro/xoi/,,Tt. 
 
 Kos, TA.„^a,i;._s. TrdajjMa. 
 Suffice, upKtw, il^apKiw: it suffices, 
 
 airoxpnnoL toZto, Ikuvov £o-ti, 
 
 «PV£t, egapKtr, iirapKEl, Trtpi- 
 
 yivtTai. 
 
 Sufficiency, auTdoK^ia, ^^-al;oV,;9. 
 Sufficient, auTupKf)^, iVai/o's. 
 Sufficiently, dTroxpuyuTws, dpKovv- 
 
 TW9, «\is, iK-at.J,5, diuKopvo^, d6t]U. 
 
 Suttocate, irvlyu), uTroTruiyu,. 
 Suffocation, Trz/tyyuas, Tri^Zyos, dTro- 
 
 "TTi/i^ts, dyxovt]. 
 Suffiage, x^'fOToi/ia, i///70o9. 
 Suffuse, uVfpxt'w, v7rtVx'^««. 
 Suffuse, vTToxtui. 
 Sugar, o-d/cxapoi/, o-dvyap. 
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 SUP 
 
 SUP 
 
 ^Sa/''''''""'"'^^"^^"' ''''"■ Superaddition, aVt^poVe^tt^. 
 Sucrfrp«tmn ' ' . /, Superannuated, uTrtpynpoA c' 
 suggestion, uTTo^uvj/o-ts, i/7ro0»;yuo- -" r / 'A'«'-\ 
 
 (TVVl] 
 
 Suicide, adroxeipia: a — , auro- 
 
 0oi/£ut;;s, avTo<p6i/T7]i, avToxtip. 
 Suit, s. d^-oXoye/a, 3-£pd7r£«a — V. 
 
 ap^o^w, dp^o'T-ro), ivappoaTtio. 
 Suitable,^ dp/xo'otos, « j^dpyuoaros, 
 
 t/cat/os, £7rtT»75£ios, o-i/ywoo's. 
 Suitableness, £,)apyuo(rxia;i«ai/oV,;s. 
 Suitably, dp^o^o'yTojs, iinTijSico^, 
 
 Suitor, ^i/tjrrTwp, nvva-rm. 
 Sullen, <rKi;yprx>7ro9, o-Kuapo9, o-fu 
 
 voTrpocrajTroy, 
 Sullenly, <T«:i;t^pw7rtis, (rA:i;0pws. 
 S'lllenncss, a-KvdpcoTroTi]'!. 
 Sully, pyTTa/t/o), o-TriXdco. 
 Sulphur, Jj^ioi/, ^£d«/,£ioi;, ^t'ttoi/. 
 Sulphurous, 0i/(i.o»js. 
 Sultriness, ^-auo■col/, /cauyua, KaZcro's. 
 Sultry, /.auo-TEipos, KuTrvpos, ^-ay- 
 
 fiaTJ/p09. 
 
 Sum, Kf.<pdXaiov. 
 
 Summarily, h K£t/)aXa/w, K£0aXa£- 
 a)Otos. 
 
 Summary, iirtTOfxi), KEcpdXaiou. 
 
 Sununer, ^.'po^, ^.'peta : quarters, T,ma. 
 
 VloPr7\"^"'''^-^'^''' ^^<^^P>, Superlative, ."^0x09, uV.'ooyo9 
 -J-fpt^O), TO ^-tpos otayto. Suneilitivf.lv i^C ,./ "'V.*- ^X^^ 
 
 T0yj/p£09. 
 
 Superannuation, to uV/pyjjp.oi/. 
 Superb fityaXoirptTrii^, ai/xvo^. 
 
 Supercilious, virtpocppv^, Aep- 
 07rTi09, viripo-miKo^. 
 Superciliousness, vTrtpoif/la. 
 Supereminence, yVfpox//, tPoxv 
 Supercminent, u7r/poxo9, l^oxov. 
 Superficial, t7ri7rdXatu9. 
 Superficially, dhpodiyw^. 
 Superfine, uTrtpXtTrTos, 
 Superfluity, -n-.piaafia, irtpicratv- 
 
 /ja, TO TTtpLaaov. 
 Superfluous 7rfpiao-a9, viripirXtw^. 
 Superfluously, -mpKralo's. 
 Superinduce, iirtiadyuy. 
 Superintend, k^L<TTupiai, SioikIw. 
 Superintendence, iiriaraaia. Si- 
 
 Superintendent, t'Trjo-Tdrj,?, i-jri- 
 
 /X£AijT»/9, t7rt>7rT>;9. 
 S perior, dvu>Ttpo^, kpeIttu,„, 
 
 vjrtipoxo<t : to be, irXtovEKTCj, 
 
 'rrpotxu). 
 
 Superiority, -ttXeove^U, -ttXiovU- 
 
 sus 
 
 J 
 
 tTTiKaXtu} Ti'ii/ (TvvtjopLocriuv rivi ■ 
 together, -jrpoaKaXtw, iiriKuXiw, 
 fXi-Ta-irtpjic: a council, IkkX^- 
 <Tiai/ avvdyiiv. 
 
 Summoned, a^yTcXjjTos. 
 
 Summoner, kXj/twp, kXijtjjo. 
 
 Summoning, /i£Td7r£^i|/t9. 
 
 ^"'"Pt"f'»«s,0^«7raj/,;pos,7roXi;T£X./9, 
 oaxI/iXi)^, fityaXoirptTrm : repast, 
 tllTTVOU iroX^oKbou Kal TTOlKlXoV, 
 TToXvrtXi^. 
 
 Sumptuously, ^a'7rai/»;o<L9. 
 
 Sumptuousness, TroXuTtXfta, 5a- 
 S^iXtia. 
 
 Sun, ?;Xto9, *oT/?o9 : the sun rises, 
 tiXiot dua-riXXti : — sets, »/Xtos 
 outTai — Sun-beam, dKTiV. 
 
 Sun-burnt, iiXioKai,^, vXidfiX^To^. 
 
 Sunday, H KvpLUKi] hp-ipa. 
 
 Sun-dial, wpoXoytlov hXiaKov, 
 
 Sundry, «5td</,opo9, dXXoto9. 
 
 Sunk, (Bvdioj, viro^pvxLo^ : sunk 
 in debt, uTro'xpccos. 
 
 Sunless, «j.»;Xtos, hXioa-rtpr,^. 
 
 Sunny, 7rpoff»}Xi09, cu,;Xtos, dvQ- 
 »;Xios. 
 
 Sunrise, vXiov dvaroXri. 
 
 Sunset, iiXiov dvcrpi]. 
 
 Sunshine, vXiorpdi^fia. 
 
 Sup (drink), V. po(t>i(v: up, Upo- 
 ftw, uiroppocpiia: up again, dvup- 
 po(f)iu}: (eat supper,) v. SEi-rrvtw, 
 <Tiw6eL7rultv.-.Siip, a. p6>t>ijpLa, 
 aim. porptjpuTiov. 
 
 Superable, u7rfp/3aT(i9, t(>vlKino^. 
 
 Superabound, -jTEpiaartvui, virep- 
 
 'TrXiOud^U), EVTTOptU). 
 
 Superabundance, irapKraeia, Tripia- 
 
 Superabundant, Trfpt^ro-o?, -ttXjo- 
 
 i/ao-To's.— Superabundantly,'7rfpto-- 
 <raJ9, 'JTtpKrad. 
 
 Superadd, iirLTrpo<jTiQ^p,t, Trnoaifx- 
 paXXoo. 
 
 uperscnbe, tiriypdcftu). 
 Superscription, £Vtypa</>,,\ ^Vt- 
 
 ypap/uLa. 
 Supersede, i-rrixto, iravopai. 
 Superstition, dEKxiScupovia, IBeXo- 
 
 vpiia-KEia. 
 Superstitious, OiKriduifiwv, SektI- 
 
 VE09. 
 
 Superstitiously, 6Ei(Ti6aipovi<v9. 
 Supeistruct, iiroiKocopiu}. 
 Supeistruction, ETroiKoodpi^tri^. 
 Supervene, iirEpxopiai, irEpiTvyxd- 
 
 Super\-enient, cTrAtutrTiK-dy. 
 Supervention, tTriXtvai^. 
 Supei-visor, £-7r/<r/co7ro9, icf>opo9. 
 Supine, li-TrTtoy, pd6v^o^. 
 Supinely, uVtcwv, paGOfiw^, dui~ 
 
 Supineness, jTrrtoV.jy, paOvpia. 
 Supper, dEiTTi^ov, SdpTrov: to have 
 an appetite for, on-rrpiiatia,. 
 Supperless, udtnrvo^. 
 Supplant, dirwdiw, diroKiviw- uVo- 
 
 tTKEXlX^Ui. 
 
 Simple, adj. Kdfxinpo^, yvauTrrd^, 
 
 yXlaXpO%; K0XaKEVTlK09. 
 
 Supp ement, irpoad^'iKtu irpdcdEpa. 
 Supp emcntary, Trpoaeero^. 
 Suppliant, Uet,,^, i«T,,'p,09, Ike- 
 
 Supplicate,^ Iketeucv, yovvirETEuy, 
 ^tofiai Xiaaopat, duTiftoXiw : to 
 be supplicated, Seijteos. 
 
 Supplication, S^jjcri,, iKEaia, Ui- 
 
 Tty^a, KUTEVX'I, ti'X'J- 
 Supply, V. -rropllco, U-n-opiXoo, vop- 
 Vy^u,, £7r«pK-£'a,, Trap/xo,, ,Vo- 
 Tt«.;/it, UTroupyto), U7r,,p£Tt,^, {,v- 
 opKta,.— s. -n-opccrpd,, xopnyia, 
 EirapKEia. ^ r , / , 
 
 Support,^ V. vTropl.co, dvlxvo, /?„o-- 
 
 Viroar^jpa, VTroa-r/ipiypa, 
 SupporVabie, c7ro'aTaT09, vtrouEvt}- 
 
 TOV. 
 
 Suppo ie, u7roTi0,;yui, viroXapPdvw. 
 vop'il^u}^ inrofidXXu), uiroToTTku), i]- 
 yt>>nui^ Xoyt^o/xut, o'iofJLuiy doKtio^ 
 do^d^^u) : it is to be supposed, i/o- 
 MtaTtt'i/^ i)7roXi;7rTtoi/, ulTtuv. 
 
 Supposition, odKj;crt9, virodEdi^, 
 VTrofioXtu 
 
 Sujjposititious, virodsriKo^. 
 
 Suj)prcss, KaTuo-TtXXto, tTrt'xo). 
 
 Suppression, KuTaffToX)?. 
 
 Suppurate, i/xTri/ocu, ttvoco. 
 
 Suppuration, ipTTvi]<Ti<i, i/x7ru»;/ia. 
 
 Supputation, Xoyjo-juds. 
 
 Supremacy, irpuirtia^ irpwrilov, 
 iiytpioviu. 
 
 Supreme, i/TraToy, N-p«Tio-Tos, vTrtp- 
 
 TaT09. 
 
 Surcharge, v. i/'Trcpyt^ui'^co, yTrtp- 
 yi.p.u). 
 
 Sure, do-0«\i',9, aKpiftlj's, d\J/Evoih: 
 
 to l»e sure, tv oloa. 
 Surely, d<r0aXiajs,dK-pi/3co9,dX»;0u)9. 
 Sureness, dcrfpdXtiu, dupifhia. 
 Suretyship, tyyuij, iyyOuai^. 
 Surety, tyyuj/ri^y, b/nipu9. 
 Surf, KXi/diav. 
 Surface, to iirnroXf)^. 
 Surfeit, V. KpacTTaXt^o), ArpanraXdo). 
 
 S. KpULTTuX}}. 
 
 Surge, 8. Kvpa^ adXo^, olSua. — v. 
 
 Kvp.aivu>, KvpuTiX^to. 
 Surgeon, x*tf»«i'('7os, TpavpLariKo^, 
 
 /uTpo9, ii;T>;p. 
 Surgery, x*i/t'oyp7ta. 
 Surlily, anvdptoTTut^. 
 Surliness, a-KvdpivTroTij^^ aKtOpo- 
 
 T1I9. 
 
 Surly, o'/cu0p(o7ro9, CTKEdpoi. 
 Surmise, KaTuSo^uX^u}, olpai, vtto- 
 
 Xapfidvu)^ viruvutw. 
 Surmount, Lkvikum^ tK'TraXato), 
 
 vrrEpfSdXXui, virEpfiuii'to. 
 Surmountable, v'nfp(iaTu<i. 
 Surname, s. iirwi/vpia, irpowuvpia^ 
 
 irpoaovofxaaia. — v. tTrot/o/id^to, 
 
 Trpoaoj/o/xd^o), £7rt\-aXico. 
 Surpass, virip^uiuui, virEpfidXXco, 
 
 vTrtpix^o. 
 Surpassing, vTTtpoxo^, t^oxo^. 
 Surplus, TrXtdi/uff^a, irXtovaapo^, 
 Surprisal, tTrtXn/o-is. 
 Surprise, i.irtpxopaL^iripiTvyxdvw^ 
 
 EirKpuiifopai. 
 Surrender, s. £K'5oo-/9, Eyxf^ipf}<ri9. — 
 
 v. eyxttpt^o), EKdidwpi, to) X**/'^ 
 
 'Trpotaxoiuai. 
 Surreptitious, u(/)apirao-To's. 
 Surrogate, dpTiKadia-rapai. 
 Surround, Trtpt/ydXXaj, kvkXouj^ 
 
 d.p.(pL<TTi}pi : with a rampart, x"- 
 
 paKoo). 
 Survey, v. iripiaKitrTopai^ irtpi- 
 
 (TKOTrta), TrtpiiroXtu), irepisifii, 
 
 'TTEpioSEvu) : diligently, ciao-KOTrtw, 
 
 SiaaKtiTTopai. — s. 7r£pi(r/c£<//i9, 
 
 '7r£pto'Kd7ri;o<9. 
 Survive, 'JTEpUipi^ irEpiXipirdvopai, 
 
 irtpiXtiiropui^ irtpiyiyvopai. 
 Surviving, 'TTEpiyiyvoptvu^, tTrtdii/, 
 
 TTEpiliiV. 
 
 Susceptible, vtto^ektiko^, vtvoSe- 
 
 Susccption, vTToof^i^. 
 Suscitate, eyiipw, dutytipw. 
 (84) 
 
 SWl 
 
 Suscitation, tytpo-t? 
 
 'SI — 
 Suspect, UirOTTTtUU), VTTOVOEU). 
 
 Suspected, vTroirTo^ : to be, th 
 v7ro\l/iai/ tyu.Tri'TrTaj, 7rpo9 vTroxf/iuv 
 7;Kto, viroTTTEvopai. 
 
 Suspend, dj/apTdo), aTrapTdcu, dv- 
 
 dTPTO), KptfJLUU). 
 
 Suspense, aTrupiipa, dui]X(ivia. 
 Suspension, Kpipaais. 
 Susjncion, vTroyj/ia, vTrouoia, vtto- 
 X»;i//t9 : to bring into, dye 11/ Tii/d 
 
 £ts VTTOxf/iai/. 
 
 Suspicious, i;7roX»j7rTt/co9, Tax"^"""- 
 
 07rT09. — Suspiciously, J-TrdTTTcos. 
 Sustain, di;tx<^, vTropivut, /Sao-rd^co: 
 
 Tpt'^oj, di/aTpt(pu). 
 Sustaining, virupovi]^ dirotrT-)') pint's. 
 Sustenance, Tpo^j/, dvaTpo(J>ii, ai- 
 
 Ti(rp6<i. 
 Swaddle, v. aTrapyavdo), anrapya- 
 
 I'ilco. 
 
 Swaddling-baud, (nrdpyavov. 
 Swain, dypovopoi^ dypoino^. 
 Swallow, s. x^XiSmv. 
 Swallow, v, KaTajipwaKU)^ kutu- 
 
 irivio^ Xa(pua(T(ti. 
 Swamp, Tti/ayo9, teX/xIs, TtXpa. 
 Swampy, Tti/ayd)5i;9, TtX/iarajojjs. 
 Swan, KvKvo^ : of a, kvkveio^. 
 Swarm, s. irXij^o^ : of bees, kap6<i, 
 
 (Tpijvo^.— v. (TvxvdX^w^ 0a/x/^cu; 
 
 <ypi]vovpytopat. 
 Swarthy, TrtXXos, TreXXaios, dpav- 
 
 pdi. 
 Swathe, (TTrapyai/dw, (rirapyavooi. 
 Sway, 5£<r7rd^6t), /ci/pi£yto, 6vva- 
 
 (TTEUtU. 
 
 Swear, op.vu/j.i and opvvui : by, 
 ETTopvvpL : solemnly, Siofxuvfii, 
 
 ETTOpVVpi. 
 
 Swearer, d^oxj;9. 
 
 Sweat, 6, i<5pd)9, krfii^puiai'i. — v. 
 
 IdpoiM}. 
 Sweating-bath, Trvpian'jpiov^ viro- 
 
 kuv<tt6v. 
 Sweep, KoptcD^ <raipu), aapow : away, 
 
 EKKOptU). 
 
 Sweet, yXi//cy9, yXt/cfpd?, ij6v^, 
 /x£Xt>j6j;s : to grow, dTroyXuKat- 
 vofxai. 
 
 Sweeten, yXvKaii/u). 
 
 Sweetly, j)6ew^, yXy/ctojs. 
 
 Sweetmeat, vSvapa. 
 
 Sweet-marjoram, (rdp\l/vxov^ dpd- 
 paxo'i. 
 
 Sweetness, yXvKvri}^, »j5utj;9 : of 
 voice, Evipwvia. 
 
 Sweet-smelling, Evocrpo^^ tvodpo^. 
 
 Swell, oISeu)^ oiSaii/u)^ oyKow : out 
 E^uiSt(o^ EKcpvrrdu)^ E^oyhoopLui : 
 the cheeks, T01/9 yi/dOov^ <pv(Tiu). 
 
 Swelling, adj. '7rop<poXvyw6i]9. — s. 
 oyKoj, o'L6i]pa : a little, oyKidiov, 
 (f>vpdTioi/, 
 
 Swift, Taxus, oj/cuj, 0^1/9, 6009 : 
 very, wKudoo^ : of foot, 7rd6a9 
 u)KV9, 'TToSni/fpo?, 7roodpio;9, d(X- 
 XoTTovi. — Swift- winged, ajKUTrre- 
 po9. 
 
 Swiftly, T«xtto?, £j/ TaxEi, d)\'£a)9. 
 
 Swiftness, t«xos, TaXi''Tjj9, d)A:uT»j9. 
 
 Swim, KoXv/i(3doj, vtuf, vt'jxopai : 
 across, dtui/t'ixopai : in or uj)on, 
 ti/i/i/xo/i«J, i<n/ta>, tTrnroXuX^u) : 
 out, iKvt'jxofiai, diroviixo/mai : by 
 or beside, irapaviu}^ Trapavvx^fiaf- 
 to, Trpoovrixop-ai. 
 
 Swindle, x/^twAcoxTfO). 
 
 TAK 
 
 Swindler, x;'£t«'^'07^os, xP^^'^dnro^, 
 Swine, £9, <Tv^ : of swine, velos. 
 Swineherd, o-i'/3a>T?;9, tifpopfioiy 
 
 VOJioVKO^. 
 
 Swing, V. OTpo/3tXda), yvpoio, Kpa- 
 Saii/w. 
 
 Swinish, i/ttos, veiko^. 
 
 Switcli, s. pdld6o^, pdiri^. 
 
 Swollen, dy/cco^jjs : to be, dyKoj'^ijs 
 yivopui^ oyKuupai. 
 
 Swoon, V. XELTTuyl/vxtuyy XeittoOu- 
 PEU). — 8. Xeittox^/vxiU' 
 
 Sword, tyxo^^ ^Ujw^^ uop, P^M-- 
 <paia, /cd7ri9, /xdxntpct, (pdayui/ou : 
 to draw a, yvpvuvv ^icf)o^^ airdtiv 
 ^^(po^, ^KpovXKEiv : slaying with 
 
 the, ^KpOKTOVO^. 
 
 Sword-belt, dopTj'ip. 
 
 Sword-fisli, j^Kpia^. 
 
 Sword-maker, ^Kpovpyo^^ ^i(po- 
 
 TTOIO^. 
 
 Swordsman, ^tc^jj^dpo?, ^i0j;p)/9. 
 Sycamore, (rvKopopaia, avuopwpala 
 
 and crvKopoptu. 
 Sycojdiant, o-yKo^di/T jj9, avKoXoyo^. 
 Syllabic, tri/XXa/ii/cdv. 
 Syllable, avXXafii). 
 Syllogism, o-yXXoytor/ids. 
 Syllogise, o-uXXoyj^o/xnt. 
 Sylvan, i;Xt;£t9, vXoKopo^^ oti/ocij- 
 
 fts, dpvpajdi}9. 
 Symbol, avpfjoXoif. 
 Symbolical, arvpftoXiKo^. 
 Symmetry, (Tvp.pETpia. 
 Sympathise, avpiru^w^ a-vpirdaxf^t 
 
 (TvuaXytio, arvvdxi^opai. 
 Sympathy, au/xTrdOem. 
 Symphony, avptpcovia. 
 Symptom, aupTrn-wpa. 
 Synagogue, avpaywyii. 
 Synchronical, o-yyxpoi/os. 
 Synod, aui/v6oi. 
 Synonymous, avvoouvpo^. 
 Syntax, avvTa^i^. 
 Syringe, <rvpiy^. 
 System, (ruaTtjpa. 
 Systematical, o-yo-Tj/juaTi/co's. 
 
 T. 
 
 Tabernacle, o-/ct;vj/. 
 Tablature, Tr/ra^. 
 
 Table, TpdTrf^a, dim. Tpa-Trt'^toi/, 
 irivaKiov^ irivuKL&iov : for calcu- 
 lation, u^a^^ dfiaKiov^ \}/u<f)iSioVy 
 TpaTriX^iov. 
 Tablet, iriva^, irXd^, o"X*^V, o-x*- 
 dioi/. 
 
 Tabular, TrXaKwci}^. 
 
 Tacit, atcDtrcov^ (TiwTrijXo^. 
 
 Tacitly, a-tyrj^ o-iwinjpw^. 
 
 Taciturnity, aicoin), o-iy/;. 
 
 Tackle, aKEvt]^ (TKEvdafxara. 
 
 Tactical, toktikoi. 
 
 Tactics, ?; tuktikA. 
 
 Tadpole, yupii/os, yipvvo<i. 
 
 Tail, oupd, KEpKos. 
 
 Tailor, dA«:£CTii9. 
 
 Taint, V. o-TrtXdw, (ftdEipco. — s. 
 ff-TrlXoy. 
 
 Take, XapfSdi/io, nrnoaXappdvu)^ 
 irapaXaufidi/w, 6EX(>/i.ai^ dirodEXO- 
 pai, TrpoaStxoiuiai, dvaipEco, Kop'i- 
 'Qifxai^ a'lpEw, dX/<TKu), KpaTioo : 
 away, dcpaiplu)^ i^aipEU), Trnpai- 
 ptw, di/apTrd^o), vTrt^atptui : be- 
 
TAS 
 
 TEM 
 
 THA 
 
 forehand, 7rpo\a/x/3aj/w, 'Too^eti- 1 yfctJouai- of .\^^..' • .t . 
 
 V-: out aTTo.p/..,: the entmils, t^o yC -s v.J^? T'^''' * ^^^ ^^"^PtaUon, -rstpa^/.^., .{wW:., 
 
 t^eyTtoiTto: info n«.,cM....„*.- -' -i; '.X*'''^-"®'.^*^*^'^^ 7«"M«. TeniDter. 7r«/o«n-T;.o ;.^c..w.'y.. 
 
 vw: out a7roKp/,/a>: the entrails, 
 ^t^VTtpilui : into consideration 
 Aoyuu h -TTfjoi/oiay Troulo-t^ru, Ittl- 
 H-f-Ktla^ai ruvTov : to lieart, Sva 
 
 to, ysyo).— s. ytyo-ts, ytvfxa 
 lasteless, axvXo^^ uxv/ulo^. 
 Tatter, v. pt'iyi-ufxi, airapdcraru). — s 
 
 ;^...: n, good p;,rt, ..4^. ,,, -W V/, itZ L' *'•""'"'"-»■ 
 
 a city, alpiu, riiu irJX.p • „nan J T ' "^r'''"'— ^- ■"-■■'-^Ta.. 
 against a^y one S.,V„ T.i.a^Z Tav" :'' ::■;:{"?• . . , 
 
 -rraoauofxiltadai: delight in, tTTfi/- 
 jpvfpaw, t)puTrTofiaL : upon him 
 the management of state-affairs, 
 a-TTjcrdanroXi'mvfMaTu^: in hand, 
 t-rriJiaKXuj, tcpctiTTto, if^aTTToaai: 
 to l,is heels, <pvyi,v 'ik^adai : food, 
 <TnoTroiovp.ui, alpio,xai aiTou, 
 "Trpoatptpofiai Tpo(pi]v. 
 Taking, s. Khfx^a, XFjkI/i^. 
 J ale, fxudoii, tTTos, Ao'yos. 
 Talent, a, t«A«i/toi;. 
 Talk, \a\iu}, Xt'ytu, 0para., 00tV 
 yofxai: idlv, Kj^oXoyao,.— s. Aa\,,, 
 AaAm, \0y09 : idle, <t>Xvapin 
 ^npo^^ cnrsppoXoyla. 
 Talkative, A«Ao9, \aA»,0poe, -n-oXiJ- 
 Aot/Vo?, TToAyAoVos, /xa/c;.oAo'yos, 
 aooA£<rxos. 
 Talkativeness, iroXvXoyia^ XdX^jpa, 
 T ll ' "*'^'''y*«> (^-rivfxvXia. 
 laiker, Xoyiu^: idle, ff-Trfo^xoXo 
 
 all, .^.^^.,,, j;- ' • A',txl^"'- !^r^^ry ^'^^"'^: ^.'-— ^ ^«--, 
 
 la , ti.-/irix»iv, /xtyas, ui/,„\os. 
 laliovv, o-T,'«p, 6,,^a9, AtV09, 7rtU£- 
 A,/ K^io-o-a : made of, arauTciSrj, 
 i ally, aufxfSuXou. 
 Tallness, ju/7a-os. 
 
 Talon, Oi/y^, ;j^,^\,J, 
 
 iame,^adj. Ttda(r<ro9, -n-pao?, .>£- 
 pos, >/7rios, j;o-uX"S, (vfxevn^, kiri- 
 «"C'/s_: to grow, TtH«(Ta£uo/x„t, 
 VTr^ovpai. _ V. Ttt^ao-aet^u), 7rf,«- 
 vvui, nfxip6w, dupdlco, daudco, 
 Tjpiptuofxai, irpavvopLOL. 
 
 Tameable, -ridaacrtvTo^. 
 
 Tamely, Tidaacru)^. 
 
 Tameness, vuspd-ri,^, -TrpaoV^s. 
 
 lamer, Sapaar,)^, Sufjid-i-ivp. 
 
 Tamper, iraipdu,. TTfiodlw. 
 Tan, 6t\l/ia), (ivpaootxl/Lut. 
 Tangible, uttto's. 
 Tanner, pvocyodtxffij^, (tkotev^. 
 1 ape, Taiuiu. 
 
 Taper, X^x^wi, Xap-n-d^, 0V9. 
 lapestry, uuXala. 
 
 Tar, s. vypd iria-a-a: the thinner 
 tar on the surface, ^iaaai^Oo^.— 
 V. 7rio-o-aAot</>ta), Trtaadu). 
 lardily, (3pa6ico^^ oKi^ijpw^. 
 Tardmess, ^pucvri,^, 6kuo^. 
 i ardy, ^pa6v^, t3/cj/>;po's. 
 i ares, alpa, ^I'^dpiov. 
 Target, -n-tX-ra, o■a^'os, atnrt's. 
 J argeteer, TrtA-rao-Tj/s. 
 Tarnish v. i-n-cxcai.^oo, dfxavpou,. 
 1 airy, 5ta-rp//3a,, ^eW, XPovilco. 
 liiit, o^us, opipvi: somewhat, ^tt- 
 o^vi, o^v^io^ : to grow, o^vvofiai. 
 lartarean, Taprdpio^. 
 
 lartly, o^tws, Spifxiw^. 
 
 iartness, o^On;^^, SpifxuTy)^. 
 
 i ask, TO Tt-rayfituou, to (TTadui,. 
 
 Tassel, dua-ui^o^, K6pvn(io^ 
 
 oirTai/£roi/._'J'averu-keeper,/cci'7r»y- 
 
 Aos, olvOTTUiXl]';. 
 
 Tawnv, /ctppos, ^ai.0tJs, -n-./J/J^s, 
 </)raos : to he, ^ai/dt^o,, rn-i/ppt^u,. 
 
 J ax, TtAos, (l)opo9, caajuLo^. 
 
 I axation, -reXwutia, CuafioXoyia. 
 
 leach, SiodffKO}, 'TraiStvu), pu6})- 
 Tivcv: fully, lK6iodaK(v: other- 
 wise, ^ETuoiodarKw: plainly, /cara- 
 
 Teachable, oioaKTiK6i. 
 
 Teacher, SiodaKuXfn, 7r«io*ux>;s. 
 
 I eaching, cioaaKaXlu, a/o«X'/, -"-at- 
 
 <5«ia, M«y>»o-ts, da-aytoyi), iruiotv- 
 
 fia. 
 
 Team, ^tCyoy, dim. t:£yya/.ioi/. 
 
 1 t'ai;,^ s. BdKpvov, cdKpv, dim. oa- 
 KpvoLoi, : to dry up one's tears, 
 ii^uXtufitii/ ociKpva: without tears, 
 'toaKpuTi. 
 
 V. o-TTapaTxcu, Trtpia-vpu), 
 
 Tear, 
 
 (Tuvrpifioj: to pieces, auo-7r«paV- 
 TO), o/app>}yt/i/;xi, Siu<nrduj, oia- 
 (TTrapucrau), 
 
 1 eaier, airapuKTi]^. 
 
 Tearful, duKpvon^. 
 
 Tearing, s (nrdpayiia, (nrapay/uLo^. 
 Feat, d,,A,',, ^a^J,.. -^^ 
 
 Teaze, i-rrijptdluj, duidco. 
 I edious, x.'>ofto9, (3pa6v^. 
 I ediously, ^pu^lco^. 
 Te<liousness, X(>oi^i(Tp69, ftpaSvryh. 
 leem £/cxta>, tuTropta), tvdiiuioo. 
 lell, (announce,) Atyo,, fiyy.'AAto, 
 fto-rtyytAAw, iTrayyt'AAo,: before- 
 hand, TTpof^ayy.AXw, 7rpoAtya», 
 'Trpoa^lfxaiucv, -TTpJ^,,^, : a false- 
 liood, xl/tvoofxai^ Trnoairouofxat, 
 ^/tvcoXuyioti. 
 Tell,^ Elirk, 4>d6i, <pipe : tell me, 
 
 ilTTt fJLOt, (f>tps iy'j. 
 
 Teller, ayytAo9, tlaayysXf6^. 
 Temerity, «/3oi;A/a, TrpoTr^V^ia, 
 xoA/uj//ia 
 
 Temper, v. Ktpdvuvpi, fxiyvvpn, kv- 
 /vaeo, fiaXa(TGw : metals, (pappda- 
 aco.—Temper, s.0u»;, </>,;o-is, j]tJos: 
 ti//vp«a-ia. 
 
 Temperament, i'^ts, /cpao-.s. 
 
 lemperance, a-cocppoaCvtu iynpd- 
 Tiia. '^ 
 
 Temperate, awrppcov, fii-rpio^, tS- 
 
 Kpa-TO^, tUKpuTlh. 
 
 Temperately, aa,(/)poi/tK-ws. 
 lemperateness, <Tuj<Ppo(rvv,,, th^pa 
 
 Temperature, BUKpa<TLa, tTt? 
 Tempest, OuAAa, d.XXa. ' Karat 
 yt^. AalXav/., IdXii, x^/w^*^, X" 
 
 lempter, Trtipao-x.ys, b -nsiralcou 
 Icn, ^tK-a: thousand, juvpib-i, uu- 
 
 piay. times, ofK-aVts : vears<5£K«- 
 
 £-rta : feet long, ^tKaVo i/s. \ 
 Tenacious, yAtaxpos, ^puoHUo?, 
 
 KTxopoyvtv/bLtoi/. \ 
 
 Tenant, or inmate, ti,oiKo^, a^p. 
 
 ^ OIKO^, ptTOlKOS. 
 
 Tend, T£/i/<.), TiTaiixa: to tend to 
 o-i/i/TuVw, ptTTro, it>ipopui tiri ti ' 
 lendency, ly/w^'o-tv, £7r.VAio-i9. 
 lender, adj. diruXds, dfipd,, rnv- 
 
 Tender v. Trapt'xo), 7rpoa<f>,'pu,. 
 
 1 enderly, a7r«Atu9, df^ows. 
 
 Tenderness «7raAoT,,9, dfipoavi^j. 
 
 1 endon, -rti/coi/. 
 
 Tenet, Soy/ma. 
 
 Tennis-court, (rfpaipiaWipiov. 
 
 lenor, o-t/i/i'xfia, TpoVos. 
 
 1 ense, s. xpduu^. 
 
 Tense, adj. Toi/alos. 
 
 Tension, TJi/09, raVyo-ty, raVz?. 
 
 lent, KXiaia, ukjivii, auijuo^^ a,<i}. 
 
 fi]p.a, <TKnva,pa : to pitch a, oku- 
 
 VOVpilL. 
 
 1 enth, BtKaTo^. 
 
 Tenuity, AtTrroTj^y. 
 
 ;[;fphl, X'^t«."os, /\i«po9, ciAto's. 
 
 iepidity, xA.ia.noT.,v. 
 
 1 erm, Ttp/^a, c'ipos, rt'Ao? : to come 
 to terms, aui/u^xa., avi^ipxofxat, 
 ofxoXoyiu). r-A. r' , 
 
 Terminate, -rsXtwa,, 6pLr,o. 
 
 lermination, T.XdwaL,, bpiauo,. 
 
 1 erm less, a opt o-Toy. 
 
 Ternarv, Tota'9 
 
 Tcrrest'riai; ^TrtxaoVtoy, y.^^,9, 
 
 tTriytio9. 
 Terrible, </,o^£po9, 5£t,;o9, a.t^ar^- 
 
 Terribleness, </>o/3.poV,/9, e^t^oV.yv. 
 Terribly, (po^tpw^. ' 
 
 Ferrific tWayAoy, </)o/3£po9, ^£ti,o9. 
 
 lernfied, ^ tK</,o/^„ed9, £V(/,o/io9, 
 tK-rAaysts: exceedingly, -rep/- 
 00/^09, irspiS.i,^^ tuTpofxn<: : to 
 be, £^7rA»,TTo/^«i, TT.pui.opodpai, 
 
 rerrify, £k-</,o/3,'^, tKirAiiTra,, ^^t- 
 
 PUTOUi. 
 
 Territory,aypo9,T07rapx/a.X'«p/«z'. 
 
 Terror, -ra 0V09, Tap/Jo."^ 6 %6lio, : 
 
 to strike Avuh Slo, ipyd^^adal 
 
 TlVl, ffju/dou TrkpTTtlV. 
 TprR(> tj\n^^. 1_ 1 r 
 
 I erse,y A a</>upo«, ko/xkUo^. 
 'est, ^uo-ai/os, Trttp«<ryuo'y. 
 lestaceous, o(rTpaKa,5,,9, offrpaV/- 
 
 Testament, 5ta0»7«:Tj. 
 
 Testamentary, <5ta0tx»Ko'9. 
 
 Testator, o ^ta^ifxtvo-i, 6 ScaTidi- 
 fJ-efo^. 
 
 Testicle, opxi<:, opxidiov. 
 lestiher, o pap-rvpuiv. 
 Testify, fiapTupiw, fxaoTvpofxai, 
 1 estimomal, SiapapTvpia. 
 Testimony, M«p-ri.p/a, yu«pT,5ptoi. : 
 to bear, papTvptw. 
 Testy, opy/Aoy, ffKv0pw7ros. 
 I etrarch, Ttxptrpxj/y. 
 
 Tenrpeltuous, a.AA^a„9, 0.,AAa.- Te^"er,'A£^xJ,!. 
 
 Temple, z,ao9, i^KAija/a, itpj^ 
 o-i;/co9. ' ' 
 
 Temporal, Xpol/t^-69, AaVvo's. 
 
 Taste. V. y^uo'^at- before ^n ^'"P^^^'' XPo.iKo,, XaUo,. 
 
 lextuie, i;0a«Tts, V(f>a<Tpa 
 Than ^, ^t : rather than, yuJAAoi/ ,-; 
 1 hank, €uxapto-T£a,, x«p«i/ 6;uoAo: 
 ytt", X«Pti' oUa : to return thanks 
 
 THl 
 
 Ihaiiktihl^ tvxdpiaToi : to be, x«- 
 pij/ E>_^tti/ TtKi, ticti/ai X'ip^" Tii/l, 
 X«Pt,' TtdtVut. 
 
 1 hanufully, luxapioTTw^. 
 
 Thai'.kfuluess, tuxnpKTTia. 
 
 1 hn.ikless, uxapi^^ a'x^piffTO?. 
 
 Tlianklchsness, dyupiaTLu. 
 
 1 .lac, pron. tKttfov, /celi/oy, outo9. 
 
 That, coiij. 'ii/a, ottuis, tixt : so that, 
 
 Thatch, v. orrtyd'^u), (rrtyw. 
 Thaw, Tt'iKui^ Xvu). 
 
 1 lie, o, »;, TO. 
 
 Theatre, ^tarpov. 
 
 Theatrical, ^tuTpiuo^. 
 
 Theft, kAotti;, KXippa, 
 
 Their, crfptTtpwi. 
 
 Theme, ^ipa. 
 
 Themselves, kavTov<i. 
 
 Then, €tTa, eTrtixa, tote, t»}uo9 : 
 
 then at length, to'te, 0/;. 
 Thence, t/ctltitt;, auTodtz/, iv-riv- 
 
 Qiv.lv^tv. — Thenceforth, tyTty^ti/, 
 
 TO ftTTO TOUTOU. 
 
 Theologian, ^-toAoyoy. 
 
 Theological, S-toAoyiKo'y. 
 
 Theology, S-£oAoyta. 
 
 Theorem, ^id)pi]pa. 
 
 Theory, ^rtwpia. 
 
 i nere, tKti, tvTuuoa, iKurre, av- 
 Ttit^t, auTOf, avdi^ TJ/0£ : there- 
 about, TUVTI], (tfKJn, "TTfpt, tos : 
 
 thereafter, ptTa tuvtu^ iirtiTa : 
 thereat, auTo't^t, tvtKu toutov : 
 thereby, otoVt, w^ : tiierefore, «p«, 
 OtOTl, TOil/WJ/, up' oui/, TOiyupou//, 
 yoyj/, 5r; : therefrom, EKttt^tf, 
 tudEi/, luTfvdii/: therein, iKfltii: 
 thereof, iKtiiiou, toutov : tliereon, 
 £7r iKtivov^ iiri toutov, tiTa, 
 iirtiTa : therewilh, dfia^ o/nou. 
 
 These, ovroi. 
 
 Thesis, 3^tcrty. 
 
 They, 01, o5to<, iKuvoi. 
 
 Thick, TTttxys, oao-yy, Tru/ci/os, o"ui/- 
 eX''/5, (rt/x*'<^?- 
 
 Thicken, Trox'^i'"', iruKvocOf crvv- 
 iaTt)pi. 
 
 Thicket, 3'a/<t/o9, XoxfJ-^l, vttTTjj. 
 
 Thickly, 7rvKvu}<i, aux^io^- 
 
 Thickness, Trax*''-'* TraxwTijs, itvk- 
 i/oTijy. 
 
 Thick-skulled, iraxi^i'ooy. 
 
 Thief, KAtTTTi/y, K"Ao7rti;y, (puip. 
 
 Thief-catcher, (j>wpaTi}9, 
 
 Thieve, KAtTrro), KXoTriuu). 
 
 Thievish, £iri/cAo7roy, K'AETrrtK'os. 
 
 Thievishly, /vAt-TrTiNOjy. 
 
 Thievish ness, K-AtTTTocryi/i/. 
 
 Thigh, pijpo'i^ pi\piou. 
 
 Thin, V. XfTTTuvu), ripatoto, pavoco. 
 — adj. Aetttos, dpaio^, tcrj^i/oy, 
 AtToy, »//tAoy : population, oAt- 
 yapdpwTria : to hecome, AEirxui'ta). 
 
 Thine, aos, <Tf/)u)iT£poy. 
 
 Thing, 7rpay/u«, XP^If^^-^ ipyov. 
 
 Think, (ppovTlX^w^ ^o^u^oi, olpai^ 
 viroXupfidvu), j/oyui^to, SoKii poi, 
 iiyovpai : meanly of, -TTEpi oAt- 
 you TroiEto-tfat, oAiyaiptoy (■X^'->' • 
 worthy, d^iou), KaTa^iooo. 
 
 Thinker, ^poi/TtcrT/iy. 
 
 Thinly, AtTTTwy. 
 
 Thinness, AtTTTOTJjy, /uafOTijy, Xi- 
 
 TOTj;y. 
 
 Third, TptToy. — Thirdly, tqitov. 
 
 Thirst, V. dixj/dui, KaTu6i\}/du). — s. 
 86 
 
 THR 
 
 Siyf/o^, o'lxl/a : to quench, a^ivvv- 
 
 £11/ TO 5i\\fO'i. 
 
 Thirsty, Snj/aXiu^^ ai/uopoy, iroXv- 
 
 Sltf/lOi, 
 
 Thirteen, TnicrKaiotKu. 
 
 riiirtcenth, TpicrKaiotKaTo^. 
 
 Thirtieth, TptaAroo-To'y. 
 
 Thirty, TpidKoura. 
 
 This, ouToy, iioi, oyt : of this sort, 
 
 TOlOl/TOTpOTTOy, TOiOWTOy, 
 
 Thistle, (TKoXvpo^. 
 
 Thither, tKtlai, e/ceT : thitherward, 
 
 TTpoy TOUOE TOV TOTTOV. 
 
 Thong, I^ay, TtXdpoiv. 
 
 rhorn, aKavda^ /3aTos, dim. ctKav- 
 
 didiou. 
 Thorny, a/cai/3'a.5i/9, uKav^LKo^. 
 Thorough, TfcAtio9, Ei^TEAjjy. 
 Thoroughfare, Tptooo?, Trjtpo^oy. 
 Thoroughly, outuTrdf, TtXtlwi. 
 1 nose, EKEtfot. 
 Thou, au. 
 
 Though, KaiToi, Kuu, d Kai. 
 Thought, i/ooy, tvvoia, <ppovTh. 
 Thoughtful, CTUf foi»9, <l)povTicrTiK6i. 
 
 — Thoughtfully, cjypov tkttiku)^. 
 Thoughtfulncss," j/oi^aty, ii/voia^ 
 
 (ppovTh. 
 Thoughtless, deppovTi^, d<pp6vTi(r- 
 
 'ro9. — Thoughtlessly, dtppovTiaTL^ 
 
 n<ppoVTl(TTWi. 
 
 Thoughtlessness, d(ppoi;Tiaia, d- 
 
 <ppOVTL(TTia. 
 
 Thousand, x'iXloi, at, a : times, 
 XtAi«/ciy. — Thousandth, x^Xlo<t- 
 To'y. 
 Thrall, or Thraldom, oovXtia: a — 
 
 or slave, d//opa7ro6of, coGAos. 
 Thrash, aXodw. 
 
 Thrashing-floor, dXcod, aXcuy, iriBov. 
 Tliiead, s. ^iVoy, o-T»;/uct>i/, ffjpa^ 
 p.t')pvyp.a, KUTuypa, pdppa. — v. 
 piTow. 
 Thready, crTijpuvLO^. 
 Threat, dirtiXi), opokXj'i. 
 Threaten, dirtiXtu}, bpoKXiu). 
 Threatening, s. aTTEtXtjo-iy, kTrairil- 
 Ajjo-ts ; (part.) aTrEiXj/TtKoy, iir- 
 airtiXiuiV. 
 Threateningly, dtrnXiiTiKut^. 
 Three, TpEly, aui^Tpti^- : space of 
 — days, Tpiij/iEpia : — days ago, 
 'Trpox^i^^ : threefold, TpnrAouy, 
 TpiTrAaortoy, TpiSvpoi : — hun- 
 dred, TpittKoo-tot : — hundred 
 times, TpiaKocriaKi^: three-legged, 
 TptffKEAf/y : three-footed, Tpi- 
 TToi/y : — months, Tpi/ii/i/oy, Tpt- 
 IL}]vialo<i : — years, TptExt/y : 
 space of — years, TptETta, Tpi£T»;v 
 Xpoj/o9. 
 Tiireshold, irpo^vnoi/, <^Aia,/3»/Xoy, 
 
 Oi'^oy, jiuT^a. 
 Thrice, Tp/y. 
 Thriftily, £uT£\aJy. 
 Thriftiness, lurtXsia. 
 Thrifty, ti>TfX»/y, XiTo'/?tos. 
 Thrill, or bore, Tpi/Traw, roptu) ; 
 KwduJuiZu:, QouQtu). 
 I iirive, •jaWto, tvTrpaytco. 
 Throat, Xaiyuoy, /3poyxoy, 0apuy^, 
 Aapi/y^, oiao<f>dyo<i, yapyapEutu. 
 Throb, <rc/>u5co, a-traipw, dtroairap- 
 
 S'd^o), TrdAAoyuat. 
 Throbbing, o-</>uy/u6y, 7raA,uos. 
 Throne, ^pdi/09, ^poi/idiou. 
 Throng, s. dxAoy, TrAi/^-oy.— v. 
 
 TIM 
 
 Through, Sid: through and through, 
 6ta/Li7rcp£y. 
 
 Throughout, diauird^, ota/iTrtpiy, 
 5<a/u7r£p£'{«y. 
 
 Throw, v. /3dAA6u, oikoj, piirToa : 
 away, diroppliTTU), dirofidXXtc, 
 /Cttxa/JaAXo), TTpuLiipi : away one's 
 arms, pi-rrTia Tct oTrXa : down, 
 KaTalSdXXu), £<5a0i^to, ipt'iTrai'. in 
 or upon, Eyu/3dAXa>, ETrtpptTTToi: a 
 veil over, iTriKuXvirTU). — Throw, 
 s. ^oA»/, piTTi'i. — Throwing down or 
 away, otTro/JoAi"/, kutu^oX^. 
 
 Thrush, ki'xXjj, KiyXa. 
 
 Thrust, V. ui^kia and w^iopat : 
 against, durtptiow tivL : aside. 
 
 '7rapa>3't 
 
 u>, aTrapaaau) 
 
 away. 
 
 aTTw^iu}, dirtXuvvu) : off, kut- 
 w^tu), dirio^tuj : out, dirwQovpuL^ 
 £^a)0taj, i^iXavvui^ tK\idXXw. — s. 
 tbo-/xdy. — Thrusting away, dirwaf:. 
 
 Thumb, /us'yay ^aKTuAov, dvTixtip. 
 
 Thump, K07rTa», Traico, dpa'trtruj. 
 
 Thunder, s. /3poi/Ti/, fSpopo^ : the 
 thunderbolt, Kipavvos : to hurl, 
 KtpuvvojioXioi : to strike with, 
 Ktpavvou) : stun Avitli, KUTa^pov- 
 Tdio. — Thunder, v. /3poi/Td^to, 
 (ipoi/Tdu), iKlSpovTaw: it thunders, 
 
 ftpOVTU. 
 
 Thunderer, Kipavvo^oXos. 
 Thunder-struck, Kspavvo^Xi)^, ke- 
 pavvoirXii^, *ctprtwi/o/3oX»j3'tiy, ke- 
 
 pavVLU9. 
 
 Thus, ouTwy, ouTajo"t, tovtoi> Tpo- 
 irov, iKtivwi : thus far, i(/>' ocjov^ 
 KUTa TucrovTov. 
 
 Thwart, kvavnovpai^ avTiKiipai. 
 
 Thy, ady, teo's : thyself, criavTou^ 
 ace. : by thyself, £7ri <TtavTov. 
 
 Thyme, ^vpo^ and ^vfiov. 
 
 Thyrsus, '^vpao^. 
 
 Ticket, (TvplioXov. 
 
 Tickle, yapyaXi^o), viroKvi^ia. 
 
 Tickling, yapyaXio-judy, ydpyaAos. 
 
 Tide, s. liXvSwi/^ crdAoy, jipaapo^^ 
 irX^ppvpa^ TTuXippoia. 
 
 Tidings, a7rayy£A/a. 
 
 Tidy, tvdppoiTTo^y tuKardil^opo^. 
 
 fie, V. 6tio^ dtaptuu}^ awdTTTU) : 
 about, TTEpt^E'ct), dvadtu), TTEoiaTr- 
 To), iripiKa^dTTTw : to, 'Kpoadir- 
 
 TO), KUTaStW, dl/d-TTTW, Otiil/aTTTttl, 
 EuaiTTU}, k^dTTTU), tlpdlTTUi, KU^- 
 
 aTTTu}, avvdiTTU} : down, kiridtto, 
 KuTuSEapi vui. — s. E 7riO£<7iy, kvoxA' 
 
 Tier, o-toixos, o-Ti'xoy. 
 
 Tiger, Tiypty. 
 
 Tight, o-t^iyKTo's. 
 
 Tighten, o-c/jtyyo), o-tu^co, (TcprjKota^ 
 
 (TVaTtXXui. 
 
 Tightness, o-</)tyyta, a-cptypo^. 
 Tile, iCE'papoy, ttAi'i/^'ov, ooTpaKov. 
 Till,^ conj. /xt'xpi, pkxpiv, dxpi, 
 
 trraxpi-, ew?, eIo-ote, ptatpa. 
 Till the ground, v. yEOjpyE'o), Epya- 
 
 ^EO'S'at X<*'P«''i y^TTOVtU). 
 
 Tillage, yfcopyta, apotrty. 
 
 Tiller, yfwpydv, dpcoTpEus, apco- 
 
 TpEUTtJp. 
 
 Timber, ^uXov, uAj;, K-dXoi/: timber- 
 bridge, yt<pvpu ^vAi'i/j;. 
 
 Timbrel, atiaTpou. 
 
 Time, s. xpoj/oy, copa : in our, e-tti 
 TJ/y i7/i£TEpay ytj/tay: at this, kv 
 T(Jo Trapdj/Tt, £tv 'TTapov : at this 
 very, 7';5j; i/uv, ku t(o vvv : in time 
 past, iv tvo iraptXriXvQoTL xpov(Oj 
 
 i 
 
TOO 
 
 TOY 
 
 time ot, £7rt, gen. : in my, iir'l ptaaS^. 
 
 Tool, jpyaXtioi/, opyavov, (TKtvo^. 
 Tooth, o^ouv : with the teeth, oSa^^ 
 
 tuoy : once upon a, ttotc ■)^o6vov 
 in time, *ts Kaipou, kv KatuM : in 
 the proper, tu tw ot'oi/Ti, L'Stov- 
 -rt : in time of peace, eir' £ip»;i/»,9. 
 Timely, Kaioio^^ XPOi/j/cos, Trpocr- 
 K«tnos. 
 
 Tinje-serving, to be, douX6^ elfxt 
 Kaipou. 
 
 Timid, otiXos, ^liXaio^, eTriStiU. 
 
 Tmiidity, <54i\ot»)9. 
 
 Timorous, TrtniStii^, if/o4>o6eiii. 
 
 Timorously, TrtpLOtih'i. 
 
 Timorousncss, irtpiditia. 
 
 Tin, s. KaacrtTEoos, 
 
 Tincture, s. /Ja*^/,, X/owais.— v. 
 
 rp. J 'V" o 
 
 imder, irvptlou. 
 
 Tinge, XPOit<^, (iaTrrw. 
 
 Tingle, v. /ca;Omx/i^aj, fioix^loi. 
 
 Tmglmg of the ears, Tci,i; airwi; 
 1/X"*^ '*' orupiyp.O'i. 
 
 Tint, XfO'^iWu, /-^tt^j;. 
 
 Tiny, piKpd<i, AtTrros. 
 
 rip, s. avoa, Ktpaia. 
 
 rippler, <^i\oTroTj;v. 
 
 Tire, s. o-rt'xov, cttoixos ; Koarfwi : 
 
 of a wheel, /c«j/3-«s.— v. /cottJw, 
 ^ KaTaTTouiu), airoTpuco. 
 
 riresome, KoirLupo^^ /ca^uarjyoo's. 
 
 i issue, u(/)a(rjua. 
 
 Tithe, ^tK-aTj;, SiKaarfxo^ : to exact 
 
 tithes, 0£KaTjco, ot/caTtuto: to pay 
 
 tithes, SiKUToo/uLai. 
 Tithing, StKaafxoi. 
 Title, s, ■Trpoapijfxa, kTTuouvfxia v. 
 
 oi/Ojua^o), Kuktu). 
 Title-page, tWoyuw, tTriyoad);}. 
 Jitter, V. viroytXCo. 
 Tittle, CTTty^a, ,', uTopo^. 
 J itular, ovo/iao-Ti\-o's. 
 To, £7rt, TTapd, Troos, tis & is with 
 accus. KUTu, & Att. tis: to and fro, 
 
 J^piTpoa-dtv Kal oTTKjQtv. 
 
 Toad, (ppvvo<:, fxCo^o^^ (pOaaXo^. 
 
 loadstool, yuuAc.;?, /3w\t'T>,s. 
 
 Toast ft)p6y(o, KavfxaTiX,u}, 0a.^aj. 
 
 1 oe, OaKTy/Vos Tro^Js. ' 
 
 Together, a>a, o^Jis, o/iou. 
 
 Toil, y. KapvM, TTouiu). — s, Kufxa- 
 
 TOS, 7roi/09. 
 
 Toilsome, /ca/xa-rj/pos, Kapa-rw^,]^ 
 
 irpucrcpv^. 
 Tooth-ach, odouTaXyia. 
 Toothed, o^oi/TcoTos, 66ouTO(p6po^. 
 Toothless, i/a;(5os, «i/o5oi;s. 
 Toothpick, 66uvToyXvr]n9. 
 Tooth-powder, vouuTOTpippa. 
 Top, s. Kopu(pfi, aKpov. otTTos; po'u- 
 
 Topaz, TOTTU^OS, TOTToX^tOV^ '}(J)V(t6- 
 
 Topmost, aKpoTUTo^. 
 
 Toper, (hiXoiruTv^. 
 
 lopic, Vtp.a. 
 
 Topical, TOTrt/vo's. 
 
 Topically, tottikw^. 
 
 Topographer, totto ypdcfw^. 
 
 Topography, Tmroypu^pia. 
 
 Torch, ^^uis, o«s, Xa^TTris, ^avo's ; 
 
 dim. oaSiui/. 
 Toinien't, s. fidaavo^, a\yi,5tij/._- 
 V. fSaaupiX^u), -TLtxtapiufAai, fiviaco, 
 TuKanrwpiu,^ CLa<rTpi]iX6ui. 
 Tormentor, fiaaavia-rtU : self-tor- 
 mentor, kuVTuUTipu)puvp.tV09. 
 
 Torn, ^tsyuyowytos, puKcodii^. 
 
 Torpid, i/afl*v-ti,(^,,y, fiXuKMOij^ : to 
 
 he, ai/ata()»7Ttos tx^^i "/oyt'o), i/a^- 
 
 /cato, Ku-roKPkoo, vwdpeuM. 
 Torpidity, udoKti, vupKtocn^^ auaia- 
 
 vticria. 
 Torrent, x«/o«o>a, x^'^f^appo^. 
 'ornd, Kuva-Tiipd^, Knirvno^. 
 Tortoise, x«^'i'"/, X^^^^^'/i X^^^^- 
 lortuous, a-rptftXdi, iXiKOiid,^. 
 Torture, s. (Sdaauo^, (Saaaviano^, 
 (TTptfSXij : to deliver up to, irapa- 
 Souuui Tiva th (idaavov : place 
 wnere — is inflicted, ftuaavKr-rj)- 
 fHou : instrument of—, arptfiXco- 
 T»;pioi/. —Torture, v. (3uaavtvco, 
 /j«o-«j/i^(o, aTpt(3X6u). 
 Tortured, (3aaavLadtU. 
 Torturer, f3a<rauLaTi,i, CTpcflXaj- 
 
 Toss, V. /^i'ttto,, /SaXXo,, duappLir- 
 
 n-ttO pLTTTdluK—S. pL<piu ftoX,',. 
 
 1 otal oXos, Tra?, aVas, d-TTa^aTras. 
 lotally, aTTa^uTrXtis, Traj/TtXws, 
 
 TRA 
 
 /iara—Toy, v. 'Tra/^w, \vpiw. 
 Irace, s. tx^os, rxi^'oi^, (37<|ULa.-~^ 
 
 iX''ei'««, t^tTu^,^ : out, J,,pda>, 
 
 tpci/i/ao), t^trd^w, dval,,Tku). 
 Tracing, dvixvtvpa, di/i'xff u<r;s. 
 Track, s. fit/ pa, ixvwi : of a wheel, 
 
 'rpoxid, dppuTuTpoxia. — TlXitk] 
 
 V. dvLXi'tuw, fptvi/du). 
 Trackless, dfiuTu^, d<TTifto9. *' 
 Tract, xwpa ; (iiftXlou. 
 Tractable, ii>piTaxdpL(TTo<:, tv-rrei- 
 
 Trade, s. ifnropia, ipyaaia, rixfii, 
 
 XP^Ifia-ricrpdi v. ipiroptu), ipl 
 
 'n-optvonai, XPUfJiaTiX^opai, Ttx^i- 
 Tfuto, ipyd^o/mai. 
 
 Trader, e/xTropos, X/0'/,uaTt<rTjys, 
 -Trpay^aTtuT^Jy. 
 
 Tradition, impd&oai^. 
 
 Traditional, Trapaooa-tpo^. 
 
 Traduce, /3Xfx(r0„^,:a,, Xo*5opta,, 
 Otrio-upco, 6ta/3dXXto. 
 
 Traducer, pXda<l>i]po<t. 
 
 Traffic, s. -TrpuypuTiia, «>7roXi/, 
 a^TTopza. — V. Trpay/uaxeyu^at, 
 tpirupttv, tpTToptvopai : in the 
 market, K-a7r»;\£uw, dyondlu,. 
 
 Trafficker, irpay/iarivTu^, t/iiro- 
 
 PO^, IfiTToXtV^. 
 
 Tragedian, TpaytoSd^. 
 Tragedy, -rpaywSia. 
 
 Traojic, TpciyiKo^ 
 
 Trajrically, TpayiKw^. 
 
 Trail, a(l>tXi<u), iXKvaTa'^w. 
 
 Train, nKoXovdia, irapaTropTn) : of 
 a dress, to 7vppa. 
 
 Trait, ypapptj. 
 
 Traitor, tt^o^o'ti/? : fern. irpoodTi^. 
 
 i raitorous, -rrpoouTiKo^. 
 
 Trample, v. iraTtuy, aTti(3oo: upon, 
 
 KuTaTraTtco. 
 Trance, l^o-Tacis. 
 Tranquil, 7;o-i;xos, va-vxaTo^: to be, 
 
 fvVvfxku}, drpifxilu} Till/ xj/vxf'w 
 Tianq.jillity^ idBupia, yaX^'m,, av- 
 
 oia, V}]vip.ia, UTupu^ia. 
 Transact, SianpaTTopLai, Sidyo), 
 
 CiaTeXtM. 
 Transaction, trpaypa, irpd^t^ : 
 
 transactions, ra irtTrpaypiua. 
 Transcend, virip(iaiuu>, virtpixu}. 
 Transcendency, oTrtpoxu. 
 Transcendent, viripoxc:, vTrepfSa- 
 
 CiduTTaf. 
 
 1 otter, irapacptpopai, acfjaXXofxaJ to's. 
 Token o-„^.roz., a6pl3o\ou. Touch, v. aV-roMa., kchd^To^a. rranscendently, .,r£p/3aXXoW,«. 
 
 Tolerable, «..Kyo., 0op„r3v, d.«- «0,ia,, ^/yo,, L/ydvV XZl 
 
 <rx£xo?, xXrjTos, ib(p6pi]TO's 
 loierably, dviKTui^. 
 Tolerance, duoxi], KapTspia, Otto- 
 
 uouii, rX/Jo-iS. 
 Tolerate, dutxopai, viropiivv,; Ua,, 
 
 «Trixp£Tra), itpit]pt. 
 Toleration, duox'h di/do-xtats ; £</>- 
 
 ttris, d(pi(n9. 
 Toll, s. (jio'pos, xe'Xos, 3aa-fx6\i. 
 loll, to, (or take toll,) <popoXoyiu), 
 OatrpuXoytu). 
 Tomb Tu^^o?, x«</)os, pvnua. 
 lorn bless, «ti/m/3o9, uTucpo-i. 
 To-morrow, avpiov. 
 Tone, xoVos. 
 Tongs, irupdypa. 
 
 Tongue, yXoocrcra, SluXikto^: usinw 
 the same, o/ioyXojtro-oi, bpotpoovo^. 
 Tongueless, ayXtoo-o-os. 
 Tonic, Touih OS. 
 
 Too, Xt'ai/, acpodpa. dyav : too 
 (87) J 
 
 lightly, iiriyl/auu}, 'KaddTrTou.ai. 
 
 s. d<p^. 
 
 Touching, otitis. 
 
 Touchstone, (Sdaavov. 
 
 Tough, yXt<rxpos, <r/cX,;pos. 
 
 loughness, yXto-x/ooT,,?, o-k-Xj/oo- 
 
 TJJS. 
 
 Tour, irtpioSo^. 
 
 Tow, s. o-Tu-n-jj & o-Tu-Tnrr;, o-ruTr- 
 
 TTiOl/.—V. i<piXKOJ, icPtXKUW. 
 
 loward, or Towards, Trp^s, Trtn) 
 tis or £s. 
 
 Towel, X"."oVa/cTpoi/, fxavriXi]. 
 
 lower, s. TTupyos. 
 
 Town, daTv, TroXis, dim. ttoMx- 
 
 viou, K('op.j} : cor|)orate, ttoXl':, kiv- 
 
 /UOTToXtS, TO aCTTU. 
 
 Town-hall, (iaaiXiKt), fiaalXtiou. 
 lownsman, TroXtTTjs, b Kara t/;j/ 
 TroXtj/. 
 
 T « , iransgr 
 
 loys, Ta /v/joxaTratyi/ta, ra iiQipA vofjLot. 
 
 Iranscnbe, fi.ETaypd<pu; d-xoypd- 
 fpco. 
 
 Transcriber, /x£Trtypa(/)£us. 
 Transcript, and Transcription, ;u£Ta- 
 ypa</)>;. 
 
 Transcursion, TrapaSpopv. 
 Transfer, fiiTacpipu,, /xeTayo), oia- 
 iropVutu). 
 
 Transferring, yU£T«0op(i, ^fra- 
 C7£<rt$ : ptTaoTTaTiKoi. 
 Transfiguration, mTafA6p<pa}<rii, 
 Transfigure, fxiTapop<i>6ta. 
 Transfix, dimrdpw, SLtXauuu,. 
 Transform, tTt potoo), piTapLoptpdw. 
 liansformation, tTtpoiwaii, pLtTa- 
 
 HOp(fiC0(TI,9. 
 
 Transfuse, ptTaxito. 
 Transgress, v. -jrupapaivco, irapa- 
 voptu). 
 
 Transgression, irapdpacL^, irapa- 
 
 VOpi]. '^ 
 
 Transgressor, -n-apa/JuT.,?, 7rap«. 
 
 Transient, ^rJiViiXos. 
 
 Tiansit, ^Stt^ao-ts. 
 
 Transition, (^t«/3a(ris, pETafiaai^. 
 
 Transiti ve, SiafiaTiKo^. 
 
 Translr.te, ptQi.pui]vivw, piTa<})pd- 
 
 ^w. — Translated literally, p.t.Qtp- 
 
 fiip'- vofjiiuo^ Kara Xt^iv. 
 Translation, piTdf^paafi. 
 Tninslator, /xeTaf/>p«a-T»;s. 
 Transmarine, uTTfpOaXao-o-tos. 
 Transmigrate, p.tToiKtoo. 
 Transmigration, fitToiKijori^. 
 Transmission, SUa-is:, ^la-KopTrn. 
 Transmit, cn;/xj, diaTripira). 
 Transmitting, Trapdooo-js. 
 Transmutable, /U£T«XXaK-Tos. 
 Transmutation, M«TdXXa^is, p.trd- 
 
 <rTa<7ts. 
 Transmute, fttTaXXaTTw, p.tTa- 
 
 ftuXXco. 
 
 Transparency, ^tar/)a'i/fia,ot«0ai;/a. 
 Transparent, ^tuf/jayi/s, Siauyi]^ : to 
 
 be, ctao-TiX/3a), OLa<pavi]^ tipn : to 
 
 render, diacjiaii/w. 
 Transjilace, pfruTidifpi, p.idicrTi}- 
 
 fXt, p.lT(tKudlX,(x). 
 
 Transplant, piTat^wTivM. 
 Transplantation, ptTa(pvTtia. 
 Transport, v. ptTayu), ptTuKopl^w, 
 
 Oidyai, Siaf^ilXXui. — s. fVo-Tao-js, 
 
 fvpov(Tiaap6^, TfpTTVoTijs : (ship 
 
 of burden,) 6\ku<:. 
 Transportation, piTaywyi]. 
 Transporting, Troodpt i/cns, 6idl3aai^. 
 Transpose, ptTUTldiifxi, piTayu). 
 Transposition, yu£Ta'f)£o-ts, 
 Transvei-se, TrXdyiov, iyKapa-io^. 
 Transversely, TrXdyiov, TrXayivot. 
 Trap, -TTayts, irdyi]. 
 Trai)pings, (fxiXapa. 
 Trash, T« ypyT£a, Ta ypvrdpia : 
 
 vender of, ypyxoTrtoXjjs. 
 Travail, s, ttoVos, udparo^ ; w6U. 
 
 (hciu. — V. TTot/tw, Kapi/co : with 
 
 • hild, wcivu), TOKau). 
 J ravel, oSonroptco, Troptuopai : 
 
 abroad, dTroSijptu), EK^iintw. 
 Traveller, oSonropu^, 66itj;s, uTrd- 
 
 5l//iOS. 
 
 Travelling, relating to, o^oiTroptKo's. 
 
 Iraverse, dunroptvo/Jiui^ irtpivocr- 
 Tt(t) : the sea, OaXaTToiroptm. 
 
 Tray, Trctpoijjh. 
 
 Treacherous, coXipo?, TrpoSoTiKos. 
 
 Treacherously, TrpoooTi/cujs. 
 
 Treachery, TpoSocria, Trpdooo-is. 
 
 Tread, TraTtco, aTifiiu) : down. 
 KaTmraTtu), KaTwrpiftto. — s. fiij- 
 pa, oTifio^. 
 
 Treason, avuoopoa-ia: to charge with, 
 tiriKfiXtu) T»/i/ (TvvoipoGiav tiv'l. 
 
 Treasonable, avvwpoTLKv^. 
 
 Treasure, 6j;(raypo?, yd^a ; to trea- 
 sure up, di}<T<ivni'^(i), 
 
 Treasurer, t^ii<Tuupo(j}uXa^, -rapia^. 
 
 Treasury, difaravpo(f>uXdKioUy tu- 
 Htlov, yaX,o<l)vXdKiov, x«XK-£d>i/. 
 
 Treat, V. x,"«'o/'iai, /utTaxttpi^w, 
 arvvrlQ^iJiai : one kin<lly, cfyiXo- 
 o-Tdpytus tTTiptXiladai Tti/os, »/ 
 
 TRI 
 
 Tats (ruK-6f;/cats, Sia<puXdTTeiv Tas 
 avvdi'iKa^ : violate, Trapd Tas avv- 
 
 6f7/C«S -TTOtf tj/, Xvtiv Tds tTVv6}}KaS. 
 
 Treble, TpiTrXdco, Tpiaaevco^ tqkt- 
 (Tota. 
 
 Trebly, Tptxv, TptxdiS, Sidrpixa. 
 Tree, dti'^po^, £os ; 6iu6pov, Siv- 
 
 Trefoil, Tpi<pvXXov. 
 Tremble, Tpipw, Tpopiw, dpfpirpo- 
 ptu), Tap/?tco, d7roO£jXtd^aj. 
 
 Trembling, Tpo/xco^fjs, -rpoptpd^. 
 
 Tremblingly, avrpopo}^. 
 
 Tremendous, 0o/3fpos, tK-n-ayXos. 
 
 Tremor, Tpopd^, -jraXpov, atiapo^. 
 
 Tremulous, Tpo^dioi;s, Tpoptpo^. 
 
 Trench, s. Td</)pos, bpvypa, x«f'«$' 
 <TKa<pri, — v. ruiPpivw, opucriTu). 
 
 Trencher, irapoij/h^ Trapoyf/idiov. 
 
 Trepidation, -rpopo^, (f>6(io^. 
 
 Trespass, v. Trapa^aivu), virtp^ai- 
 voi. — s. Trapdpaai^, virip(3acrt^. 
 
 Trespasser,^ irapa^d-rii's. 
 
 Tresses, fiocrTpvxo^, TrXoKapo^. 
 
 Triad, Tpids. 
 
 Trial, -TTflpa, Trtipaapo^. 
 
 Triangle, to Tplycovov, 
 
 Triangular, Tplytavo^. 
 
 Tribe, (pvXy'r. of the same, (/juXtxjjs, 
 o-u/ir/ji/XtTjjs, (TvprfyvXo^ : by tribes, 
 Ka-rd rpi»Xds, fpvXaSdi/. 
 
 Tribulation, 6Xiv}/L9, dXipnov. 
 
 Tribunal, ^t\-aoT»;pioi/, fiTjpa: mili- 
 tary, (7TpaTo7r«6a'px»;s tou Ta'y- 
 paTwi : of the people, St'ipnpxoi. 
 
 Tribunicial authority, i) twi/ Stj- 
 pdpxttJU i^ova-ia. 
 
 Tributary, u'7roT£X»/s, T£X£o-<^dpos, 
 (popov6po9, vir6(popo^. 
 
 Tribute, £to-</)opd, <p6po^^ Saapo^, 
 Tt'Xos : to impose, tia<f)opdu irpocr- 
 t«'tt£<i/, (1)6 pou t; Tt'Xos iiri- 
 PdXXuv : to pay, (pdpou TtXilv or 
 f tcr<^>/p£ii/, 6a(Tp.ocpoptii/. 
 
 Trick, s. <pf^vdKi(rpa, (bivuKicrpo^. 
 — V. </)£j/ah-i^a», dTraTuat. 
 
 Trickle, o-Ta'^w, o-TaXd^o), KaTap- 
 piio. 
 
 Trident, rniaiva, Tptdoous, dim. 
 
 Tpiodoi/TLov : the art of fishing 
 
 with a, TpioSourla. 
 Triennial, Tpt£T/ys, Tpui/os, rpitTii- 
 
 pOS, Tpt£Tj;p. 
 
 Trifle, v. Xijptw. <hXvnpt(o, uSoXeo-- 
 X£t", vv\iw, uPAoys Xtyto, orirtp- 
 poXoyiw. — s. (/>Xyap6s, Xtjpto^j/s, 
 d^dXfo-xos : trifles, oi Xrjpoi. 
 
 Triform, Tplpoufpo^. 
 
 Trilateral, TpiTrXtupos. 
 
 Trim, adj. K-dtr/utos, Kopxj/o^. — v. 
 Koa-ptu), dydXXco. — s.Koapo^, k6<t- 
 pnpa. 
 
 Trinity, Tptds. 
 
 Trinkets, -rpLxoirXiypara. 
 
 Trip, V. t/TToo-K-fXt^tt), TTTaiu). — s. 
 
 TUB 
 
 virocTKiXtapa, iTTaicrpa. 
 Tripartite, Tpi/utpjjs. 
 Tripetalous, xptTrtTjjXos. 
 Tiiphthong, Tpifffdoyyo^. 
 . Triple, adj. TptTrXdos, Tpi-TrXdo-tos, 
 Kfxani(rpn>foi, ^/Xai/tJpdtTrws Tpio-o-ds. — v. Toicrcroui, Toiaatvw 
 
 Xpfl<ri)(U Tui : hospitably, vtto 
 6iXopai, f)iaXap(idv(o. — s. <5£t7r- 
 i/oj/, <Tuv6inrvov^ (Tvpirocnov. 
 
 Treatise, irpaypuTtia. 
 
 Treatment, ptTux^tpiat^. 
 
 Treaty, avpftdXaiov, arvt/dnKij^arTrov- 
 6ai: to adhere to treaties, i.up.ti>tiv 
 (88) 
 
 Triply, Tptx^s. 
 Tripod, TptTrous. 
 Tripping, kXatppo^^ TaX'J^. 
 Trippingly, kXarftpw^. 
 
 Trireme, Tpt>;pjjs. 
 Trisyllable, Tpt<n;XXa/3os. 
 Trite, /coti/ds, TraXatds. 
 
 Trivial, x»'5«''os, <^>Xfooi/d)5>;s, 0Xu- 
 
 «pos. — Trivially, xw^'/"* 
 Tjivialness, XfC«idTi;s, ff)Xvapia. 
 J riumph, v. t^piupfitvu), iropirtvui. 
 
 — s. dpinpfto^. 
 Triumphal, OpiapfitvTiKO'i^ dptap.- 
 
 Triumphant, dpinfiftsuoov. 
 Triumpher, ('ipmpl-itvTM. 
 Triumvir, tTs raw Tpiwv dpxdv- 
 T(ov. — Triumvirate, ij twu rpitov 
 
 dpx'7. 
 
 Trochee, Tpox«ros. 
 
 Troop, 7j i'Xjj, Xdxos, crrl^: of horse, 
 Ta TrTfpd, ?'; iXds : of foot, a-ri- 
 0OS, o-TTtlpa, tX?/, oiiXa^ids : by 
 troops, tXaooj/, 6pi.Xa66v, KUT 
 iXwi. 
 
 Trope, TpdTros. 
 
 Trophy, TpoTvaiov : to erect a, Tpd- 
 iraiov {(T-rdvai. 
 
 Tropical, TpoTriK-ds : — or solstiti.al 
 y)oints, TpoTriKd CT\]ptla : — or 
 figurative diction, Tpo-rriKi) Xt^i^. 
 
 Trojncs, or troi)ical circles, TpoTrtKot 
 kukXoi. 
 
 Troth, Trto-Tts, dXi'tOeia. 
 
 Trouble, v. (Bupvvw, XuTrtto, di/tdw, 
 oxXto), ETTiXuTrto). — s. ax^^Xiua- 
 /ids, duia, XuTrij, dxXos : without, 
 «7roi/a)s, dutpTToSicTTco^, tuTrtTois, 
 aKovL-rl : to give, darxoXiav tlvI 
 TTr/pt x*'"-, Koirov^ iraptXitv, irap- 
 tX*'" "J""'* TTpdy/uaTa, tpyov Trap- 
 t'Xtti/ Tii/J, ki'OxXtlv. 
 
 Troublesome, di^iapds, 5uo-Xfp»/s, 
 ai]ii]^, XuTTJjpds, X'^^^'Tos, dXytt- 
 fds, ^Eivds. 
 
 Trough, x^^P^^pc^i <rcoX}jv : knead- 
 ing-trough, ndKTpa, K'dp^oTros. 
 
 Truant, yu£XX»jT>;s, OK-j/ijpds. 
 
 Truce, di/ox'/, dvuKojxii-. kKtxftpicty 
 a-irovSt] : to make, dt/oxds iroitlcr- 
 dai Trpds Tiva, iK-fX^ipiaj/ 'TTouXct- 
 Srai. 
 
 Truculent, dyptos, dyptwirds, 
 djjuds. 
 
 True, dXj;0>;s, dXjj0ti/6s, aKpifSii^^ 
 iTvpot, yj/Zjatos. 
 
 Truffle, v6vov. 
 
 Truly, dXTjOtus, ovtcos, pivToi, St- 
 /i»;v, y£TO/, j/at, i/j; Ata, ^ijirou, 
 otjXa^j/, ^j/Xoi/oTi, dpa Stj. 
 
 Trumpery, ypvTi;, Td ypvTapia. 
 
 Trumpet, adXirty^. 
 Trumpeter, craATriy/vTi/s, Kvpv^. 
 Truncheon, aKTjirTpov, (TKnirwi/. 
 Trundle, KvXivdtw, M/Xtco. 
 Trunk, ^ixpos, o-TtXfxos, £os ; 
 
 KOppu'i. 
 Truss, S. (pOpTLOU, (j>dKlXXo^, <pdK£- 
 
 Xos. — v. (f>aKzX6tt>, <rdTTw. 
 Trust, s. TricTTis, •7r£7roi07j(Tis, ddp- 
 
 cro^. — V. 7rio"T£U£o, irtTroiGa, 6ap- 
 
 ptu). 
 
 Trusting, 7rtcri/i/os, Triiavvo^. 
 Trusty, irio-Tds, -TrtOai/ds, dcr^aX»js. 
 Truth, dX»;y£ta, to dXtjOt's : to 
 
 speak, TdXtj0>/ Xtyo), dXi)dt6u) : 
 
 loving truth, </>tXrtXi;0jjs. 
 Try, TPftpdo), 7r£jpd^w, dTrdirftpay 
 
 TToiovpui : before, irpoirtindouai : 
 
 hard, avvTtivopai : thoroughly, 
 
 SiaTTEtpdop.ai, 
 Tub, dord/itf6os. 
 Tube, trtoX*;!', trt^wi/. 
 Tubercle, <f)XvKTi<i, <pXvKTaiva. 
 Tuberous, (fivpaTU)6i]9. 
 
TUT 
 
 Tubular, awXijvoeidih. 
 Tuck, V. crva-riWu}. 
 
 Tuft, Ad</)09. 
 
 1 ug, £,\k-u), icptXKw, aywvidu}. 
 
 Tuition, (JiOax'/. 
 
 Tumble, v. KaTaTriiTTto, oXiadaivco, 
 
 KvfiiaTdu). — s. oXiadiijua. 
 Tumbler, KvfSiamjTtip. 
 Tumefaction, t>y/cu)crt9, o'lSij/xa. 
 Tumefy, oyi^ow, uioaiuco. 
 Tumid, oy/vai(5i/s, o-yKjjjjos, irpoa- 
 
 Tumour, oy^ro?, oi'o >j^rt. 
 Tumult, dopvfio^^ rapaxi'i : to ex- 
 cite, 66pvl30U TTOULl/. 
 
 Tumultuous, dopv(3u)0}]<:, n-anaxoo- 
 St)^ : to be, ^opvjSiu), duovf^to/iui. 
 Tapaxfiv TToiu). 
 
 Tumultuously, dopvftivcw^, Tapa- 
 
 Tune, s. To'j'os. — v. toi/Jw, toi/i^w. 
 Tuneful, tvpvdfxo^. 
 Tunic, xtTuji/. 
 Tunnel, xo'^'^'/i X^*"'- 
 Turban, uuvaia, /uiTpa, Tidpa. 
 Turbid, tJoXfpos,6o/\a)6>j9: to make, 
 
 OoXuw, doXfpiu). 
 Turbulence, oxXijpia, rapaxu. 
 Turbulent, -rapuxt^Sv^, f'o/ju/itiojj9, 
 
 6xXi]p69. 
 Turbulently, TapaxooBw^, 6xXt}nu)<i. 
 Turf, /SwXos, ^wXa^. 
 Turgid, i^oyKO's, oyKwSi}^, oy/cj;- 
 
 poi. 
 
 Turmoil, 0o'pu/3os, Tapaxv. 
 
 Turn, or bend, v. aTptcpw, Tptirco : 
 back, uvaTpiiru) : away, diroTpt- 
 TTu), nirvcrTptcf)w, diruyo/mai : one's 
 attention to, icf)iaTi}fj.i Tf/i/ yi/w- 
 /i»;j/, Siuvotu), irpoiTtxM tou vovv^ 
 (SaXXofxai £ts i/ovu : a^iide, trapa- 
 
 Tpt-rrU), rtTTOO-ZCJ/TTXtO, kTTKTTpifpW^ 
 
 'TTdpaKXlvtAi : round, 7r4()iayai, 
 
 Kl/^XtitO, yupOU), KVKXdl^W, TTfpi- 
 
 ^tpo}^ crrpitpofxai, dvacntXXojxai, 
 ivTpoTraXiX.ofKu, i/air/^oj : out, 
 iK^aXXu), dTTfudtw, t^wdtu) : out 
 of one's road, iKTuiironai^ irapiK- 
 ftaiixa : he turned out a good man, 
 d-rrifir} dv))p dpiaro^ : it turns out 
 well for you, (Tvp.(3aiv£t aci tovto 
 Ka\<Ls. — Turn in a lathe, v. too- 
 
 Vivw, Topevo), Siuoco Turn, s. 
 
 (TTpocpi], Tpoirn. 
 
 Turned, o-T/otTrros, ^ii/wtos, iraXiv- 
 
 dpop.o'i. 
 Turner, TopvtvTi)^^ xops utjJ?. 
 Turner's tool, Toni/o?, -rvpo^. 
 Turning, tr-rpocpi) : back, dvavTpo- 
 
 0»;, dvaxi'opn(Ti^ : round, 77 -tov 
 
 VWTOV (TTpOtP}]. 
 
 Turnip, yoyyu\»j, yoyyuXi's. 
 
 Turpentine, Tfp/uii/t)iiy., p»)Tti/>j and 
 Tipfiivdk p}]Tivn •• the turpentine- 
 tree, Tipfxivdo^, TipifSivdo^. 
 
 Turpitude, alax^^-, «icrxPOTrj9. 
 
 Turret, Trupyos, Trwpytov, irvpyiff- 
 K09. 
 
 Turreted, ti;7ropyo9, Trvpyocpopo^. 
 
 Turtle, x^^^^P'*^- 
 
 Turtle-dove, Tpvywv^ ij. 
 
 Tuscan, Tuppjji/os, Tup(r7]i/o9, Tup- 
 <n>j/t/co9. 
 
 Tusk, ooous fxiywi. 
 
 Tutelage, (.TTLTpuirtta^ tTrirpoTTJ/. 
 
 Tutelar, iTriTpo-jriKov. 
 
 Tutor, s. i7riVpo7ro9, 6t6a<rK-a\o9 
 — V, 6i6do-KU}. 
 
 UMB 
 
 Twang, V. Xiyyoo, Kpi^ta, i//of/>t<D, 
 Twelfth, ^toot/caxos : every twelfth. 
 
 Twelve, SwoeKa^ SuwStKa, oucoKai- 
 
 SfKa : times, ^w^t/ca/cis. 
 Twentieth, tiKoa-To^. 
 Twenty, tiKoa-L : tlie number — , 
 
 t'lKa^ : —times, £i\-oo-«\-tv. 
 Twice, SU : a day, 0I9 t?;9 v/ixipai : 
 
 as mucli, 5t7r/\«crios. 
 Twig, KXaciaKu^, (SXdcTTijfxa, (j>pv- 
 
 yavov^ pujidiov. 
 Twilight, 0£i\t;, Kvitpa^^ dn<piXvKi] 
 
 Twin, Sinv/u.du)tf, ciovpo9. 
 1 wine, v.Xvyi'^a), KviyuTrTco, tnptfpuj. 
 — s. Xi/yto"^o9, orva-Tpofpt'l. 
 Twining, oivcoai^^ Trr pia-Tpocftt). 
 'I'winge, V. kulIw, tl\Xu).—s. kv'kt- 
 M«, TiX/ua. 
 Twinkle, v, a-Kapoa/mvaa-w, aKup- 
 cufxvKTiu), (iXt<l)upl'^a>. — s. aKup- 
 capv-^ /i69, ^Xi(l>api(Tfx6^. 
 I wirl, yvpoM. 
 
 Twist, V. o-xpi/SXJco, aTptfpu), KdfM- 
 TrTO), TrffHuytt). — s. aTpt/u/xa. 
 Fwit, oft/m^o), /uuKTi/pi^w. 
 Twitch, V. Ki/i^tu, TtXXo).— s. Ki/iV- 
 
 /ua. 
 Two, Svo : two-coloured, cixpoo^ : 
 two-edged, dfx(}),',Kii^ : two-faced, 
 0i/iiTW7ro9, d/uL(Pnrp6(ru)7ro9 : two- 
 fold, 01XX09, (TvvSvo : two hun- 
 dred, ctuKoa-ioi : of two hundred, 
 oiaKO(Ttalo<: : two hundred times, 
 (5ta\-oo-t«'M9 : two hundredth, ota- 
 K'oo-iacr- 09 : two-oaied, dfx(pnpii>i^ 
 cn;pi;9 : two ways, oi'x", OiX^s, 
 «i'0£x«, ^idi/dix(t. 
 
 Tying, o-i/uttAo/c?). 
 
 Tympanum, TVfxTcavov. 
 Type, 'rij7ro9. 
 
 Typical, tutti/cos. 
 
 Tyrannical, TvpavviK6<i. 
 
 Tyrannically, TvpavvLKUi<s. 
 
 Tyrannicide, TvpawoKTovia. 
 
 Tynmnisc, Tvpawivtn^ Tvpavviui. 
 
 Tyranny, -rvpavvi-i : to attack 
 KuddTTTo/mai Tupavuido^. 
 
 Tvrant, Tupaz/1/09 : a tyrannicide, or 
 killer of a, TvpavvoKTouo^ : to 
 
 seize a, KadaTTTOfxai Tvpdvvov : 
 to be a partisan of tyrants', Tvpav- 
 vilio. ^ 
 T'yro, apx«'pi09, 6 dpTi dpxd/j.ivo^ 
 
 u. 
 
 (89) 
 
 Uberty, evifiopia, svdtivia. 
 
 Ubiquity, to irapTcixou tluai. 
 
 Udder, ovdap, ^j/X/j, /uluctto^. 
 
 Ugliness, Svanlctta. 
 
 Ugly, (5i;o-£to/y9, <UaXX>;9, alaxpd^. 
 
 Ulcer, £X\-o9, Xmx'j'i/. 
 
 Ulcerate, iXKoco, iXKoiroitio. 
 
 Ulceration, k'X\-top«, 'iXKuKTfi. 
 
 Ulcerous, iXKto(?ij9. 
 
 Ulterior, irBjut'io^; o, n, to wlpav. 
 
 Ultimate, £(rx«T09, i;o-TaTp9, t«- 
 
 Xtl/T«ro9. 
 
 Ultimately, iaxuTw^, riXfuTuiov. 
 Umbrage, (TKid; irpocpacn.^, viro- 
 Xi]\f/i^, nyavi']KTi](Ti^. 
 Umbrageous, a/aaJo»jv, <TKisp6^. 
 
 UNB 
 
 Umbrella, <rKidSioi/. 
 Umi)ire, f3pa(3tv'i, dytovo&^rij^. 
 Unable, dduvwro^^ aK-paTij'?. 
 Unacceptable, dxapiaro^, tJii<n]r6^. 
 Unaccepted, a-Trapaot/vTos. 
 Unaccustom, dirtdiX^w. \ 
 
 Unaccustomed, aj/tJijs : to \ bo, 
 
 dTTtdiX^opai^ dirofxauddvco. \ 
 Unacquainted, uTrtipoi, d^at)f\.w, 
 dtcTTwp : with any thing, dirtipw'i 
 f X*'" xii/0'9. 
 Unadorned, uKOfAXJ/o^. 
 Unadvised, a/ioi/Xos, d-mpiaKiTTTo^^ 
 avouOtTijTO^, d-rrpouoijTOi. 
 Unadvisedly a/SouXcos, aTro^uvXtw- 
 Tojs, dTrepiaKtTTTat^. 
 Unadulterated, «'k-£/35>,Xos. 
 Unaffected, «>£A>/9. «TrXo'os. 
 I Unallowed, a'auyxcopj/Tos. 
 Unalterable,ayu£TaTpf7rTos,«MfT«'- 
 
 ffTaT09, a/X£Toy£T09, dufTU- 
 
 Unambitious, d<fnX6rLfxo^^ d(fjiX6- 
 
 rt"5o9. 
 Unamiable, dc/)tXijT09. 
 Unanimity, onoxf/uxia^ bu.6voia. 
 Unanimous, o/ioxf/vxo^, omWvuo':. 
 Unnnimously, oMoi/o.,TtA:w9, ojuo- 
 
 f/)poVw9, ofJLodvfxuSuu. 
 Unanswerable, duiXsyKro^, dXiidi's. 
 Unanxious, dp.ipiixvo's. 
 Lnapt, dudpfxoaTo^, aVf TrtTj/'of/o?, 
 
 «i'«io6»;to9, (iXuKiKos:. 
 Unarmed, ai/oTrXov, dt)tupa'KtaT09, 
 
 yi/jUfos. 
 Unari-angcd, davvTaKTo^. 
 Unassisted, aVtof/>£XjjTo9, d(ioi)di}- 
 
 TO<i. 
 
 Unassuming, Taireivuffiptov. 
 Unattcmpted, dirtipucr-ro^^ dirtu a- 
 T09. 
 
 Unattended, dKoXovdiov, dpomo^. 
 Unavailing, ucrun(l>opo's, duuxptXi}^. 
 Unavoidable, d<fifvKTo<i. 
 Unavoidaldy, dcfjiuKTcoi. 
 Unauthorised, uKvpo^. 
 i !ia wakened, dvkytpToi. 
 
 iiawares, «7rpo<rcoK:j;Taj9. 
 ■ nawcd, d(Tip.vo<i^ dvuitrxwro^^ 
 
 Unbar, dvapioxXiuu}, di>oiyu>. 
 
 Unbearable, «tXjjto9, dwirofxt ve- 
 to's. 
 
 Unbecoming, «£iK-»/9, aTrpj-Tri';?, oit 
 KadiJKoiy, nax>'i/J.u)u: it is, d7rn£7rts 
 
 £0-T£, OU -TTjItTTtl, UTTtOlKe. 
 
 Unbecomingly, d7r£tKo'Taj9, 01'. -Trpc- 
 •7roi/Ta)9, daxufiouu)^, aKoV/iws, ou 
 KaXu)^. 
 
 Unbelief, d-miTTia, dTritTToauvii. 
 
 Unbelieve, diriaTtu). 
 
 Unbeliever, aTriaTo^, 
 
 Unbelieving, riTrto-TjjT/Ko'?. 
 
 Unl)end, x«Xa'cu, dvaxuXdw. 
 
 Unbidden, d7rapa'yy£XT09, auTo- 
 
 'CtX£yO'T09. 
 
 Unbind, dTroXuco, di/axaXdco. 
 Unblamable, dfitfxirTOi, dvtiriXi}- 
 
 7rT09, ai/atTto9, r'n//oyo9, «i/tX£yK-. 
 
 T09, «i;£'y/cX))T09, dfx{>fi(ou, d/xtu/io9, 
 
 o/ia))uijT09. 
 
 Unblamably, d/xtV-7rTa.9, dfxtoti,]- 
 TaJ9. 
 
 Unblemished, aa-jriXo'i, da-rriXtoTo^. 
 Unbluslnng, dirtpveptduyv, dfa^o./v, 
 nuai(Txoi/Tui. 
 Unblushingly, dTnjpvdpiuafiipco^:. 
 unborn, dyivvy\Toi. 
 
 UND 
 
 Unbonnd^'^.d, aTrtpaj/Toc, dopicTTo^. 
 
 Unbridled, dxdXij/09, duai'iviot. 
 
 Unburied, dTa<pos, df^aTPTOS, dTi//x- 
 /3ov. 
 
 Uncertain, di»jXc»9, dyi/wpio-To?, 
 d<ra</>i'j9, npijyi^oXo^ : to make, 
 <tOi;Xou), uTTopou <>r doi\Xov ttoiu), 
 f I'; «/xi;x«''t"i' h:adl<TTt]fii. 
 
 UMcertainty, d5»/Xo'Tjj9, to uSi}Xov. 
 
 Unceasing, dX»j\-T09 & «XX?/k:to9, 
 doidXt i7rT.J9, i/tuXf/xjjv. 
 
 Unchangeable, dfaXXoicoros, d- 
 
 /Ll£TdTp£7rT09, d^fTdfTTaTOV. 
 
 Uncharitable, dr/)iXdff^f)a)7ro9. 
 Uncharitably, dipiXuudpuiTrwi. 
 Unchaste, ui/ayvo^^ drrtXyii^, Xdy- 
 
 i'i}9, pdxXo9. 
 Unchastity, dvayvhia^ datXysia^ 
 
 uKoXaala. 
 Uncircumciscd, dTrtpLTfxy)To<s. 
 
 Un 
 
 civil, a'7roAt9, (TKuioi^ airiipo- 
 
 /caXo9. — Uncivilly, d7r£tpoKdXa>9, 
 
 UKOCTflW^, oi'K dcTTttfOS. 
 
 Uncivilised, (idp^upo^^ jSapftapiuo^. 
 Uncle, ^£109 : paternal uncle, ird- 
 
 Tpcos, 7raTpdofcXf^o9 : maternal 
 
 uncle, /ufjTpojv, yui/TpdotXfpo9. 
 Unclean, dKdt^«pT(j9, puirupo^. 
 Unclcanness, uKudapaia^ pvirapia. 
 Unclothe, diroGvio^ dirocvop.ai. 
 Unclouded, dvt'l^ tXo<i. 
 I neombcd, dKrivi(iTo<s. 
 Uncomely, d/v«XX»/9, dcrx'i/^wi/. 
 Uncomfortable, «ij6i';9, dT£<)7r»'/9, 
 
 Xii7r»jpo'9. — Uncomfortably, di/cdis. 
 Uncommon, ov Koivo'i^ ou Tvxdiv. 
 Unconcern, d/iiXtia, d\"»)oi«. 
 Unconcerned, dyutXi/9, d/cj;6i;9, 
 Uncondemned, d\aTdK-piT09. 
 Uncoimected, dcrvi/uTrTu^^ dcrvi/- 
 
 apT)jT09, d«rut/0»-TO9, darvaTUTo^. 
 Unconquerable, di^iKi^To^, dixaxo^. 
 Unconquered, «'>iTT»jT09, dvdXwTut^ 
 
 «K'«Ta^dx'JT09. 
 
 Unconscious, ov cri/i/£iO(u9. 
 Uncontrolled, doto-7roT09, d^paTij- 
 
 T09, 
 
 Unconverted, dvnriaTpiinu^^ d- 
 
 •7rt(rT09. 
 Uncorrupted, d(f>6apTo<:, do-»j7rT09, 
 
 d(j)dnoi : by bribery, dowpodoKi]- 
 
 TOV. 
 
 Uncover, di/OKaXy7rTa», dTro^aXuTr- 
 
 TIV. 
 
 Uncourteous, dypoiKov, ouk d<T- 
 
 Ttio^. — Uncourteously, ovk d<r- 
 
 T£uo9, dx«P^Ta)9. 
 Uncouth, aTrfipo'/caXos, daxv/J-ini'- 
 
 dypio^. — Uncouthlv, d7r£<ooKd- 
 
 /V<t)9, acrx^lfioi/u)^. 
 Uncreated, d7roujT09, dytvv\]To^. 
 Unction, xpto-i9, dXti\\n<i. 
 Unctuous, XtTrapds. 
 Uncultivated, dyiwpyyjTO^, dfi^- 
 
 tpyacrTo<i, aKuXXivTricTTo^. 
 Uncurbed, dx"XtVajT09, d-xdXiuo's. 
 Uudaimted, aTap/S;/?, rtTdp/3»jT09, 
 
 d3£>y9, d(/)0/i09, dl'£/C7rXjJ\'T09. 
 
 Undauntedly, dTap/3iJTaj9, dTup- 
 
 /3»JT«, d5id)9. 
 
 Undecided, uKpi-ro^, ddpiaTo^. 
 Undecisive, uopiaTiKos. 
 Undeclined, «k-Xitos. 
 Undefiled, diuavro^^ dfioXvvTO^, 
 
 dl//«l'(TT09, d</j(^0p09, d'diKT09. 
 
 Undelightful, dT£p7rjJ9. 
 Undeniable, dj'iX£yK-T09. 
 Under, viro^ with gen. dat. and ace. 
 (90) 
 
 UNF 
 
 K'OTO), l/TrOKdTO), £//£p6f, VTTtVlpdf. 
 
 — pretence, i';7rd Trpoa-xv^aTi : — 
 the open air, vtt' a'idpu\ uiruidpioif: 
 to be — , vTTtipi, virtihio. 
 
 Undergo, dutxofxai^ t^npTtpu). 
 
 Undergi'ound, K'(tTdy£«<)9. 
 
 Underhand, Xddpu, Kpn/-/rti;i/. 
 
 l^ndermiue, v-rropvrTw, uwra^dX- 
 Xai. — Undermining, vTrofwyi']. 
 
 Underneath, uTrtuEudt, viroudTU}- 
 3" J- J/, UTrd, Kdrui. 
 
 Underprop, Inrtpiiow. 
 
 Under-rate, ddf-pi'^w, dTifxdio. 
 
 Under-Secretary, vTroypaufxaTiu^. 
 
 Understand, avi/iii/xi^ CLuyivwauu), 
 K(tTuvoiit)^ vutu\ai<Tddvopt.ai^ fxav- 
 dduw : perfectly, kiriaTupuL aa- 
 (jtwi : hard to be understood, Sua- 
 
 /fpiT09, 6l»<ri/OJJT09. 
 
 Understanding, i/o'o9, i/oi59, <Tui/£<ri9, 
 
 ti/uoia. 
 Undertake, dvaiptw, dvaXafx(3dini). 
 
 tyXStp*"', £7riX£tp*fO, VTTodiXO- 
 
 fxui : a work, tTrtx^tpt'i' ipyoi/ : 
 any business, dTrdpxo/i«t, £i/dpx<^" 
 /u«t, kvi(TTap.uL : more than one is 
 al)le to do, to fXilX.ov c\iopTlov f; 
 K'ad' tavTov alpiXtrbuL. 
 
 Undertaker, viKpotpdpo^^ £i/T«f/)i- 
 acnij'i^ (TOpoTri/ydy, KTtpi<rT7)9: of 
 any work, £pyoXd/3o9, TtXtoi^dp- 
 X>;s. df>xn"£X(i)i'j/9. 
 
 Undertaking, tyxitp'/i"^"- 
 
 Undeservedly, dfa^tco9, Trapd tj/i/ 
 d^iai;. 
 
 Undeserving, di/d^«09, d fxi]Otv 
 a)</>Xjj/C(i')9. 
 
 L udetcrmined, uKpiTo?^ dooia-To^. 
 
 Undismayed, dTdp/3ijTos, d(f>o(3o^, 
 aCiLfxavTo'i. 
 
 I'ndisturbed, aTupuKTo^^ drdpu- 
 
 X09. 
 
 Undivided, doai£T09 
 
 Undo, d(?t 
 
 TtO), ttTT 
 
 dX\ 
 
 I'/Ut. 
 
 Undone, dyii/);To<>, d7rpa\'T09 : to 
 be, oia(pdtipo/ixai^ iiaTruXXvjui : I 
 am, /Lij/oj-19 £tpi : what is done 
 cannot be undone, ovci ydp Earl 
 Trt ytvofxiva dvaXvcrui Xoiirov. 
 
 Undoubted, dva/x(l)ifioXo9y dvapL- 
 
 f/)l<T/3»/'T)JT09. 
 
 Undoubtedly, aa(pu)<s^ di'a/xfpidd^- 
 609, dj/ayu<ptX£A:Ta»9, duufxtpia-^ii- 
 
 Ttt)9. 
 
 Undress, aTroSuaj, aTroOuowa/. 
 Uneasiness, dTfpi///a, diiSia. 
 Uneasy, aTfpiri)^^ dij^j/v, ouo-XFpi|9. 
 Unemployed, uTrpdy/xwv, dirpaii- 
 
 T09. 
 
 Unenvious, dtpdova, dfidaKuva. 
 Unequal, d'fi(ro9, dvo/xoio'i, did(l)0- 
 
 p09, dj/dpT409. 
 
 Lnequally, di/apT iu}<:^ dviawi. 
 Uneven, duiao's, dvcopuXo^. 
 Unexercised, dyi^/uvacTTos, dvdaKi]- 
 
 T09. 
 
 Unexhausted, d5a7rdv»;T09. 
 Unexpected, dTrpoo-^o\j/T09, dtXTr- 
 
 T09. — Unexpectedly, dtrpoacoKi]- 
 
 TW9, di/£X7rtaTti)9, £^ dirpoadoKi']- 
 
 Toi», Trap' £y\7ri5a. 
 Unexperienced, d7r£/pos. 
 Unfading, dfxdpavTOi, 
 I'nfailing, do-c/>aXj;2. 
 Unfaithful, d-7rtcrT09, 
 
 d/3t/i«io9, oO '7rt<rTd9. 
 Unfaithfully, diriaTU)^. 
 Lnfaithfulness, dirKyToavvii. 
 
 aarTTOvSo^y 
 
 UNI 
 
 Unfathomable, d^va-aoi, dirvvcd- 
 
 KUiTO'i. 
 
 Lnfeeling, di/at<T6»jT09, «i/dXyi;T09. 
 Unfeigned, d7rXrtfTTo9, dcoXo^. 
 Unfeignedly, d'7rXdcrTa)9, dddX«J9, 
 
 dTrdT)j9, dT£Xi'H'9. 
 Unfinished. dTtX£trT09. 
 Unfit, di/£TriT»'oii()V, dxP'iO'Tos 
 
 irpos Ti, dudpfxcaTO'i. 
 l^nfix, dTTOKaOi/Xdu). 
 Unfixed, «CTTjJpt/v"T09. 
 Unlledged, «7rT£p09. 
 Unfold, dvuTTTiKjaw^ IkkuXlu). 
 Unfolding, di/d7rTu5i9, duTioia- 
 
 irXoKi}, 
 Unforeseen, aTrpoi/ojjTos, dirpo- 
 
 07rT09, a'upvioto^. 
 Unfortified, dT£txt'TT09, dfjivXaK- 
 
 T09, UfppUKTO^. 
 
 Unfortunate, «7roT«o9, cva-Tvxh^, 
 TaXuLTTdipo^ : to be, kuku)^ -TrpaT- 
 Toj, ^uo-Tux*'^' dTvxfM : unfor- 
 tunate in love, oucr£p(«i9. 
 
 Unfrequented, d(iaro^, di/o5o9, ipi}- 
 pos, pav6<s. 
 
 Unfriendly, d</>iXo9, dfpiXdi/dpca- 
 iro^. 
 
 Unfruitful, «/vap7ro9, u<f)opo<s. 
 
 Unfurl, iKTriTdwufxi^ di/mrTvacro), 
 
 UnL'enerous, dyn^»yv, di'£X£yt)£po9. 
 
 Ungird, dTru'Cwi>t/vu>. 
 
 Ungirded, d^axno's^ dTr£^tocr/x£Vo9. 
 
 Ungodly, d'6£09, dcr£/3i;9. 
 
 U^ngovcrnable, dKpdT\]ro^^ dcrxsTo?. 
 
 Ungraceful, uXf^^V^'^-, dxdpiOTos. 
 
 Ungracefully, dxaptcrTW9. 
 
 Ungrateful, dijd»;9, dTtp7rj/9, dx«- 
 pt(TT09, dyvwp.u)v : to be, dx^P'^o'- 
 Tt'co, dxdpio-Td9 flfxi. 
 
 Ungratefully, dx«P'o-Taj9. 
 
 Ungrounded, d(TTfjpiKT09, uTrvvSa- 
 
 KWTO^. 
 
 Unguarded, d</)i^X«K'T09, d(ppovpi}- 
 
 T09. 
 Unhandsome, «N'a\Xi'y9, djxovcrot^ 
 
 dx«P'0'T09. — Unhandsomely, d- 
 
 X«pi''"aj9, d/iiOU(r6i)§. 
 Unhappily, Of (ttux^'Si «ti>X'''S. 
 Unhappy, oyo-Ti»x'/?, TuXaiTrwpo^, 
 
 d'dXto9, SUperl. TaXai-TrtopoTaTos, 
 
 Sva-Tvx^'^'rc-TOi: to be, ^uo-tux''*'> 
 
 /caKOTra6£'co. 
 
 Unhealthiness, K-axt^i«. 
 Unhealthy, /vdxfCTos. 
 Unheard, di't/»v(>i;o-T09, d7ri;<rTo9. 
 Unholy, di/dcrtov, dvUpoi. 
 Unhosjiitable, d^£i>09, uTro^fvo^y 
 
 fXl(l6^tVO<S. 
 
 Unhurt, dfSXuft))^, dXw/Si/Tov, d7r»i- 
 
 pojj/, dTTatijjs. 
 Unicorn, /xovoKtpw^. 
 Uniform, povotioi)^^ /xou6fxop(po9. 
 Uniformity, p.ovip.orn'i. 
 Uninformed, dtopts, dyvwfxcov^ dtcr- 
 
 Tnjp, d6ay')/j.(ou. 
 Uninhabitable, dvoiKi]rot. 
 Uninhabited, dvoiKO's^ dvolKi]To^ 
 
 tpijpo^. 
 Uninjured, «/3Xaj3»j9, d^»Ipto9. 
 Uninsciibed, dvEiriypatpo^. 
 Unintelligible, dK-<tT«i/o'»jT09. 
 Union, £j/6oo-i9, bfxovoia. 
 Unite, kvott}^ crui'dirToj, av/uLirXtKia. 
 Unity, ^oi/d9, tuwai^. 
 Unjudged, uKptToi^ uKaTaKpLTo^. 
 Universal, ku^oXiko^^ oXiko's. 
 Universally, ku^oXov^ ku kvkXw 
 
 avvoXoi'y dXws. 
 
UNP 
 
 Univei"se, to vvfiirav^ Koa/xov. 
 University, dKu6i}uia. 
 Unjust, adiKOi, «<rf/3j;9, avofxo^, 
 Trupdi/ofio^. — Unjustly, irapavo- 
 
 Unkind, aKpiXdvOpcoTru^. 
 Unkindly, dfpiXavi^pcuTrws. 
 Unkind ufss, dfpiXavdpwTria. 
 Unknown, dyi>a)crTo9^ ti-yj/cus, o<5j;- 
 
 Xos, dyi/wpLcrTo^. 
 Unlaboured, a/cartyoyacrTos, uKwra- 
 
 (TKtVa(TTO<i. 
 
 Unlade, diro(})opTi1^o/j.ai, tKcpopri- 
 Unlumented, a/cXai/cTTOs, uKXavTo^^ 
 
 d6dKpVTO<i. 
 
 Unlawful, d6i/uLia-T09, ddifxiToi, 
 adtajuo9^ 'Kupdvofxo^^ dirptiri]^. 
 
 Lnlawtully, d^tcTfxw^, dtle/itTtos. 
 
 Unlearn, p.iTap.ai/6dvu), dtrofiav- 
 bduu). 
 
 Unlearned, a/ia0»is, aTratocvTos, 
 dypdp.fxaT09^ duovao^. 
 
 Unleainedly, diraidivTco^, dfxaGooi. 
 
 Unleavened, a^u/ios. 
 
 Unless, tl uij, idi/ /xj;\ irXifu tl im). 
 
 Unlettered, dy^ja^/.taTos, d/uiovao^. 
 
 Unlike, dvo/uLoiu^, dtpopoio^, dirt- 
 oiKwi : to be, dTrti/cd^oyuat, dirddM. 
 
 Unlikely, dirtoLKOTWi. 
 
 Unlimited, d6pi<TTO'i^ dTrtparo^. 
 
 Unload, diro(popTiX^u). 
 
 Unlock, dvoiyw^dvaixoyXivu}. 
 
 Unlooked for, dutXiriarTw^, nrapa- 
 Xoyojs. 
 
 Unluckily, ouK ih KuXoif^ diraiaiwi. 
 
 Unlucky, dTi/X'ys,oi/aTi/;(rjs,o-/caic>v. 
 Unmarried, dyufxoi, dyaV»/Tos, 
 
 uvuvdpo^^ dvi.KOuTu's^ dX^vyi']^. 
 Unmask, diroKaXvirTiu. 
 Unmerciful, di/tXeii/xcoi/, aVjji/fJs, 
 
 d/JLtLXlX09, I/J;/\£TJS. 
 
 Unmercifully, dj/tXtjj^oi/cos, dvoiK- 
 
 T£t, txTrj/fais, dvEiruiKoo^. 
 Unmindful, d/uLt/tjfxwv : to be, dp.- 
 
 V1)p6v(t3'i l^tlV. 
 
 Unmingled, a/xt/cxos, dymyrj's. 
 Unmixed, uKpaTo^. 
 Unmoved, dKiviiTo^, da-EicrTo^. 
 Unmoumed, d7rti/6>/Tos. 
 Unnatural, 6a:(/)ui/s, vTreocpvt)^, dir- 
 
 dudpcoTTo^. — Unnaturally, virtp- 
 
 <pvu)9, u'jrai/dpwTrai'i. 
 Unnavigable, «7r\t>o9, aTrXojTos. 
 Unnecessary, ovk ui/ayKai<n. 
 Unnumbered, duapidpijTo^y dudpid- 
 
 po^. 
 Unoccupied, dpyos. 
 Unoffending, dvapdpTijTO^. 
 Unpaid, dXi/ros, cctitos. 
 Unparalleled, uirapd^X^To^. 
 Unpardonable, davyx^Mpijro^. 
 Unpassable, uiropo^, d(3aTo9^ dvo- 
 
 ^os, d3it^o5o9. 
 Unpeople, t^oiKt^co, kKiripQui. 
 Unperceivable, aKaTavoyi-ro^, d- 
 
 KaTaXllTTTOt. 
 
 Unperformed, dTtXtuTijxos, art- 
 
 \tO"TOS. 
 
 Unphilosopbical, dcl)iX6ao(f>o<:^ d- 
 
 (^iXoaoipyi-ro^. 
 Unpitying, dviXnipaiv, viiXu'j^. 
 Unpleasant, dt;d»)s, ctTsoTr/;?. 
 Unpolished, dKop\\fO'i^ dKaripyacr- 
 
 TOV, 
 
 Unpolluted, dpiavTo^^ dcnriXwro^. 
 Unpractised, dirpaKTO<i, dinLpo^. 
 Unprepared, dirapdaKivo^^ dirapa- 
 (91) 
 
 UNS 
 
 c^^yacrTo^, dX^wi/o^, ov Trpox^ipo^, 
 
 OVK £l/^60J/OS. 
 
 Unprofitable, di>w<ptXf)<:, dvcocpiXtj- 
 Tov. — Unjirofitably, dpuxptXt'iTw^. 
 
 Unprosperous, oucrirpay/ys, 6v(ttv- 
 X''5- — Unprosperously, dri/xtos, 
 SvcrTv\it)9. 
 
 Unprotected, daKiinU. 
 
 Unpunished, d^»iyut09, dOwo^, dri- 
 
 /UlWp>IT09. 
 
 Unqualified, dusTriTt'ioeios, ovk iku- 
 i/ds. 
 
 Unquestionable, dfaut^iXoyos, dy- 
 
 tXtyKTOi, di/(ipcfnar(3tiTt]T09. 
 Unquestionably, opoXoyovpivia'i, 
 
 dvup(pi(i6Xu3<i, dvau(l)Lal3i}T})ru}^. 
 Unquiet, di/uavxo'i, uaTuTo^. 
 Unravel, di/a-mucrau), iroLto KaTu- 
 
 </)«i/ty, iroLui (p(ii>tpuif, tKOiiXoco. 
 Unravelling, di/d-Trry^ts, (puvipio- 
 
 <rts. 
 Unready, dvf.Toipo<s. 
 Unreal, dvovaio'i^ d(rn(f)}U. 
 Unreasonable, dpt-rpo^, virip- 
 
 fiiTpOi. 
 
 Unreasonably, aTuKTw^, uKpaTd^, 
 
 uKocrpu)^. 
 Unreserved, tiXi/voji/./s, d0fXt;9. 
 Unresolved, diroijo^, dpiix_uuoi. 
 Unresti-ained, d«rpdxjj-ro9. 
 Unrevenged, di^'tKOiKiiTo^, dripw- 
 
 ^»JT09. 
 
 Unrewarded, dou}nt}T09. 
 Unrighteous, dciKu^, dpapTwXo^. 
 Unrighteousness, ddiKia, dpaprta- 
 Xia. 
 
 Unripe, diriiravTo-i^ dirtTrttpo^, 
 
 dTtXtarcp6pi]ro^^ w/xds. 
 Unruffled, dTdpuK-ro^. 
 Unruly, dKoXacr-ro^, t^jfvto?. 
 Unsafe, a(paXfpo9. *7rtcr(^uX»/s. 
 Unsafely, iirKTfpdXw^. 
 Unsavory, SOa-xvXo^, dvaXTo<s. 
 Unseal, diroa <f>p ay i'^w, Xvm or d-Tro- 
 
 Xuopai tTTiaToXiiv. 
 Unsealed, dai'ipai/ro^. 
 Unsearchable, di>t^ipf.vi/i}T09. 
 Unseasonable, dl^alpo'i, uToiroi. 
 Unseasonableness, duatpia. 
 Unseasonably, dKaipu)9. 
 Unsermliness, dtiKia, dtUfia. 
 Unseemly, det/c.'y?, dtt/ctXios. 
 Unseen, d£toj"/9, d'a7rT09, doTro9, 
 Unsettled, daTuToy, d^tfiaio^. 
 Unsettle«lness, dcr-racria. 
 Unshackled, ddtapioi. 
 Unshaken, daii<no<i, dcrdXtvro^, 
 
 dKiv>]T09. 
 
 Unshapen, dpopfpoi, d£tot)9. 
 Unshaved, d^up»/9, aKap-ro^. 
 Unslieath, t/co-Trdaj KoXtov. 
 Unsheltered, do-Ttyao-ros. 
 Unship, iK<popTil^a), dirofpopTtX^o- 
 pui. 
 
 Unshod, oTTt^tXo?, di'vir6Si)To9. 
 Unshrinking, dt>a/x/3»/9, drdpPnTo^. 
 Unsightly, cvatidii's, ovcrpopcpo^, 
 
 aaxripwv. 
 Unskilled, ddai]fiwv, d'iSpi^, dUpij- 
 
 tt9, d-jrELpo^ : in war, dirtipoTro- 
 
 XtjU09, UTToXifXO^. 
 
 Unsociable, d/foti/toyjjro?. 
 Unsociably, dKoivwvf'iTtos. 
 Unsought for, d$ijXo9. 
 Unsound, virovKo^. 
 Unsparing, d'/>£t5»j9. 
 Unsparing] v, dtptiow^. 
 Unspeakable, appuroi^ dfCK^ifjy*;- 
 
 UPH 
 
 TOS, dvtK(ppa(TTO^. \ 
 
 Unspeakably, dppriTU)<s. 
 Unspotted, do-7riXcuT09, «<rTi/CT05. 
 Unstable, do-TUTos, d}itfBa:o9, iv- 
 
 /i£Td/3o\o9. 
 
 Unsteadiness, d/3f^ctio'T>;9, d<TTu- 
 
 aia, dKaTacTTaa-ia. 
 Unsteady, d(itl3(tioi, dcrTaTo^. 
 Unstitch, aTToppuTnu), KUTaXvui. 
 Unsubdued, ddovX'joTO^. 
 Unsubstantial, difovaio^. 
 Unsuccessful, dvairpayth. 
 Unsucccssfulness, Sucnrpayia. 
 Unsupportablc, dwiroiJLiv^To^, d- 
 
 Ty\jJT09. 
 
 Unsuspected, dvuiroTTTo^, dvinroTr- 
 
 Untamed, driddaa-ivro^, aTidaa- 
 tros, dt/npfpos, dddp.u(TTo<:^ dc/mij- 
 
 T09. 
 
 Untaught, dSlSuKTo^. 
 
 Unteach, dTro^toda/cw. 
 
 Unteachable, Svapabih. 
 
 Unthankful, dx«,"i9, nxdnia-ro^. 
 
 Untie, diroXvu)^ x^^dto. 
 
 Until, dxpi, pixpi, niacpa, £W9, 
 £0)9 di/, pixpi ov, niXP*- TovTov : 
 until thistime, pixpt tov vvv, 
 ptxpt Tov8t TOV Xi>o^ov : nnlil 
 
 that, £U)9 oD, ticTOTt. 
 
 Untimely, dKaipos:. 
 
 Untouched, ddiKTo^, dvf/avaTO^, 
 
 dpiUVT09, dp6\vi/T09. 
 
 Untoward, d7rdo-Tf>o«^)os, cuaxpi]- 
 
 (TTO<i. 
 
 Untractablc, d/i€Taxf/pt<rT09, ^vcr- 
 
 VV109. 
 
 Untried, ti7r£tpo9, dirtipaTo^, nTrtl- 
 paaTO'i. 
 Untrod, d7rdTt/7-09, da-TiftiU. 
 Untrue, ovk dXiidli^, xf/tvSi']^. 
 Unvaried, d/x£Td/iXjjT09. 
 Unveil, dvuKaXv-TTTw, diroKoKvir- 
 
 TU). 
 
 Unusual, dxptio?, d)}0»/9, dxpt/3»j9. 
 Unusually, dxptiou, dxpetw9, dij- 
 
 Unutterable, dppi;T09, d<l)paaTo^. 
 Un warlike, aTroXtpoK, dpaxo^, du- 
 
 rtJ/5p09, 0£tXoS. 
 
 Unwashed, «Xoi'to9, d7rXyT09, 
 dvL'TTTOi : -with unwashed bands, 
 
 dvLTTTOll X^{*^^^- 
 
 Unwearied, dKapai-o^^ d-iravaTo^. 
 Unweave, dvvf^aivw, dvaXvw. 
 Unwholesome, i/o<Td»^jj9, i/o(r>jpo'9. 
 Unwilling, di/tt^t'Ai/Tos, ukvov, &- 
 
 Kouarin^, oux Ikmu : to be, ov 6iXio^ 
 
 ou PovXofxai. 
 Unwi]lingly, ukovtI, dKovaiu)<i, Svcr- 
 
 X£«<«J9. 
 
 Unwise, ucro(fi09, di/di/xo9, iKffipcoi/^ 
 
 dippwv, /Litwpos, dvotjpwv. 
 Unwisely, da6(f)u)9, duot^Twi. 
 Unworthily, di/a^tw9, Trapd t<J 
 
 TTpOCTT/NOJ/. 
 
 Unworthy, dud^io^, ovk £7rd^tos : 
 
 of praise, dviyKuiuiacrTo^. 
 Unwounded, dvovTuTo<t, uTptaTOi^ 
 
 d/3X»JT09. 
 
 Unwritten, dypa'7rT09, uyna(poi. 
 Unyoke, diroX^tvyuvpi. 
 Unyoked, d8pi]To<i. 
 Up, dt/d, dvw : up and down, di/ui 
 
 Kal KdTlD. 
 
 Upbraid, oueiSilw, iXiyxto, Kara- 
 
 yiVUKTKU). 
 
 Uphold, di/£Xto, alwptoo. 
 
 VAG 
 
 Upon, £i.i, h dat. it7r£p accus. or 
 gen. Ka^d with gen. 
 Upper, iifioTtpo^. 
 Up|)ern3a«^t, dvcoTuTo^. 
 Upiig'it, dpy(i9, 6t/caios, XP'?<'"'"os, 
 
 Yp>/JTO>;.3'Jj9. 
 
 Uprghtiy, dp3'd)9, x."»J0't<^5' 
 Uprigbtnes-s, dp^drjjs, xPU^'^otiji^ 
 
 ■^j>ijciToi']2rtia. 
 Uproar, 6 S'dpi;j3o9, TapaxUi ^ov- 
 
 7ro9. 
 Upward, £9 TO di/to, uvu) : — and 
 
 downward, dvco ual Kdroj. 
 Urbane, dcTflos, daTiKos. 
 Urbanity, d<rT£io-jU09, d(TTfidT»j9, 
 
 evTpaTrtXta. 
 Ureter, ovpijTt'ip. 
 Urge, tirtiyui, tirta-TripX'^- 
 Urgency, 'iTrii^i<i, a-Trovdy'i. 
 Urgent, o'7r£pxt'd9. 
 Urine, ovpou. 
 Urn, A:dX7ri;, KaXTrioiov. 
 Usage, xp'/o'is, tdc»9 : to claim by, 
 
 Xptjo'£i idioTTOiovpai. 
 
 Use, s. £tlo9, xP''«i X/°'J°'*^- — ^• 
 
 Xpdouat. 
 Useful, a)(pi.Xi)'i, tt)<^tXtjU09, Xf"'*^*" 
 
 /U09, £i;XP»J0'T09, di/ijcri/iov, <rvp- 
 
 (^opot : very, -Trdyx/^'J""'"^^'') P^y^' 
 
 Xox^tXtjs: to be, XuairtXtto, cvp- 
 
 fjytpu). 
 Usefully, tu, X/0'JO'T'«J5, cvpcpipov- 
 
 Ta)9. 
 Usefulness, w(j)tXtia, £uxp»jo"rta, 
 
 Xp»jo-TdTjj9, TO o</)£Xo9, Xvant- 
 
 Xtia. 
 Useless, dxf>»;o"'"09, dywfpi^i]^, d- 
 
 Xptio^. — Uselessly, dxf>'/o^Ta)9, 
 
 dl/W</)£\»iTU»9. 
 
 Usek'ssness, dx/J'/o'Tia, to dcrvp- 
 
 fj>opov. 
 Usher, inroSiSdaKaXo^. 
 Usual, £01^09, fiwdwi, iidi(rptt/u)S. 
 Usually, £tto3'dTto9. 
 Usurer, 6avs.t<TT>)9, T0KiffT»/9, XP''" 
 
 0'T»i9. 
 
 Usurp, Ka^dtrropai dSiKU)^. 
 Usury, TOKOS, 5ai/£to-|uds : to pay, 
 
 TOKOV £KTtft//. 
 
 Utensil, TO orK£i5o9, to XP^****^*^) 
 
 TO iiriirXov. 
 Utility, wcptXiia, u)(ptXi^pay to 
 
 avpipipov, TO XV'W'^P'^^' 
 Utmost, U0-TaT09, £aX"T09. 
 Utter, (p^iyyopai, (ppd^w. 
 Utterance, <^^oyyij. 
 Utterly, dp^jjy, £19 iSa(f>09^ irdv- 
 
 TW^, 'TraVTtXu)^, tK B'f/UfXtCOf, tK 
 
 /Sd^'pcoJ/, oXoppi'^^Ei, Ik pt^oij/. 
 Uttermost, taxf^'^o^, TiXiUTulo^ : 
 to the, £t9 Td /LidXto-To. 
 
 V. 
 
 Vacancy, K£i'dT»;9, dfd'7rai;o-J9, due- 
 
 <ri9. 
 Vacant, kei/o9, 6tdK'fi'09. 
 Vacate, Ktvow, SiaKivou), tKKivou}. 
 Vacation, Ktvu}ai<!, di/£0-t9. 
 Vacillate, '7rapa(plpopai, <r(l)dXXo- 
 
 pai, daTaTtui. 
 Vacillation, irupaffiopd. 
 Vacuity, Kfi/oTjj?, Ktvu)p.a. 
 Vacuum, to kii>6i>, Ktuivpa. 
 Vagabond, dXi'ipwv, •7rXdi'>;9, TrXa- 
 
 i;iiT»j9, d(rT£yo9. 
 
 (92) 
 
 VAU 
 
 Vagrancy, dXijpoavvyj, rrrXduij. 
 Vagrant, cfioiTaXtoi, d<rT£yo9, dXt/- 
 
 T)i9, 7rXdf09. 
 
 Vague, 7rXdj/09, d0t(3aiO9, dKard- 
 
 OTUTVi. 
 
 Vail, s. irtTaapa, KUTairtTacrpa. 
 
 V, KUTaiT iTdX^ui, Ka-rairtTavvvpi. 
 Vam, Ktvo^, /xdT«io9, (jtpovdo's : in 
 
 vain, yuaTijf, /x«T«iajs, £i'c//i aTt- 
 
 Xfio-Ta: to labour in vain, paraio- 
 
 irovtio. 
 Vain-glorious, Kzvo^o^of!^ dXa^oji/, 
 
 dXa\oviK6'i. 
 Vain-glory, Ktuodo^ia. 
 Vainly, Ktvws, pwruiwi, pdTi]v. 
 Vale, dyK09, avXwv. 
 Valediction, dTro'Twgis. 
 Valiant, icpaTfpo9,/cpaTatd9,dp£t09, 
 
 dXK-tjU09, dv6pu>Cy]<i. 
 Valiantly, KpuTtpw^^ Kp«Ta di9. 
 Valid, ivpu)GT09, ippwpii/o^^ iaxv- 
 
 poi. 
 
 Validity, tvpaitTTia, iox«^9. 
 Valley, to dyK09, avXwv, cpdpay^. 
 Valour, dp£Ti";, dvuapi^, di'SpoTii^, 
 
 io-xw9. 
 V^aluable, Tt/ito9, tvTipo%, npaX- 
 
 Valuation, t//xjjo'19, d^ia, SiaTipi]- 
 
 <ri9, Tiyuij/ia. 
 Valuator, Tt/x»)Tjj9. 
 Value, s. Ti/Li»/, Tr^i09, Tipiipa. — v. 
 
 Tipdoi : not to, 7r£pt pi\^tv6'i 
 
 iroLuvpat, KaTacf)povu}, (^auXt'^o) : 
 
 I do not value a rush, 7r£pi dXiyou 
 
 7roioi}/>iat. 
 Valve, SiKXh. 
 Van, TTpoTuypa. 
 Van-courier, irpuSpopo^, 
 Vane, TpiToji/. 
 Vanguard, 7rpo(f)vXaKij. 
 Vanish, dr/)ui/4^o;iai, SiaXvopai : 
 
 away, i^ovdti^i^opui. 
 Vanity, pwraioTii^, tiKaioarvvi]. 
 Vanquish, viKdco, KpuTtia, kutu- 
 
 iroXtpto}, ijcradw : in a sea-fight, 
 
 KuTavuvpaxtu). 
 Vanquisher, i/jkjjt»/9, viKijTijp. 
 Vapid, ddvpo^, djxp'*^. 
 Vaporous, dT/id)0jj9. 
 Vapour, s. aT/ios, dT/ii9. — v. dXa- 
 
 l^oufuupai, Kuvxdopai. 
 Variable, )U£T«/3\);Td9, piTa^oXo^. 
 Variableness, pnafSoXia, 
 Variation, /x£t«/3o\j}. 
 Variegate, TroiK'/XXcu. 
 Variegated, '7rotK:iXo9, ■7roXi'Xpou9, 
 
 iravToSaTTo^, a<dXo9 : in a — man- 
 ner, •7r£TroiKi\)uti/a)9. 
 Variegating, TroiKiX/a, TrapdXXa^i9. 
 Variegation, -TrojK-iXcrty, iroiKiXia. 
 Variety, 'TroXuTpoTrtVx, TroiKiXta, 
 
 '7rotKiX/.id9, iroXi/Eiota. 
 Various, '7roXyTpo7ro9, pfTofioXo^, 
 
 •7rotK'tXo9, aidXo9. — Variously, 
 
 '7roXuTpd'7raj9, '7rotKiXto9, "TroXu- 
 
 ptpuii. 
 Vary, ^tTa(BdXXa}. 
 Vase, dyyo9, arKivo^, Xi/3»;9, ^dX-Trfj, 
 
 (pidXi) : a golden, xP^'^^f^^ '• ^ 
 
 silver, dpyvpwfxa. 
 Vassal, olKOTpixlf, Qipdirtav, -jriXd- 
 
 TtJ9. 
 
 Vast, d7rtX£0po9, '7r£XaJpi09, virsp- 
 
 /u£y£0»;9, d0t<T<f>aTO9. 
 Vat, '7ri'0o9. 
 Vault, 8. Kapdpa : under ground, 
 
 Kpu-TTTTj, ifTrdyttoj; : of a tumbler, 
 
 VER 
 
 KV^la-Tijpa. — Vault, v. Kapapdoo : 
 
 as a tumbler, Kufiiardio. 
 Vaulter, Kvfii<TTiip. 
 Vaunt, V. dX«^oi/£uo/xat, Kavxdo- 
 
 pat. — s. dXaX^oi/tvpu, dXaX^outiaj 
 
 Kuvx^ipa, Kopiraa-pa. 
 Vaunlcr, dXaX^thv, Kuvxiipo^'^'^ci^- 
 Vaunting, s. dXu^oi/tiu^ KavXf](Ti^j 
 
 Kopiraapo^. 
 Vauntingly, dXa^o'i/ws. 
 Veal, Kpia^ n6(jxf^*-ov. 
 Veer, /ifTaTptVft), /u£TacrTp/</)w. 
 Vegetable, (^wtov, ^XaaTo^, 6dXoi. 
 Vegetate, /SXacrTdi/co, /3X«o-t£co, 
 
 OdXXtti, (pvopai, /3p«^<«5 dXdiu}. 
 Vegetation, /3Ad(rTj;Ttv. 
 Vegetative, fiXaaTiKo-i, pXaaTtjTi- 
 
 KOS, ^WTIKO^. 
 
 Vehemence, o-</)o5pdTj;9, Shvoti}?. 
 Vehement, (r0oop.-i9, otivo^, (3iaio9. 
 Vehemently, (T(p66pu, ^t if 009, dyav. 
 Vehicle, oxnpa^ (poptlov, apua. 
 Veil, V. K-aXuTTTOj, iiriKuXvirTuy : 
 
 round, Trfpt/caXuTrTO), ■7rfpt£XtT- 
 
 TO). — s. KdXvppa, irpoKdXvppa^ 
 
 (TKiirarrpa. 
 Vein, <})XkK(/, dim. to tpXtfiiov: full 
 
 of veins, </>X£/3t«)'ofj9 : swollen, 6 
 
 KiptTOS. 
 
 Velocity, Tax«^Tjj9, d^«;T»j9, vfpo- 
 
 Venal, aii/to9, wvijto^. 
 
 Venally, cdi/iitw^. 
 
 Vend, TroiXiO), diaTrnrpdaKio^ Kwrn]- 
 
 XtVU}. 
 
 Vender, 7ra)X»;T»/9, -TrpoTJ;/?, Kain]' 
 
 Xo9. 
 Vendible, Trpdcrtno^, 'jtwXijtlkov. 
 Venerable, alSiaipo^, a-tpvo^^ 
 
 Tipio^, £i/5o^t)9 : by age, otfidcr- 
 
 piO'i did Tiju liXiKiav. 
 Venerably, at^uapiw^, (rtpvu)^. 
 Venerate, o-t'/Sojuai, aioiopai. 
 Veneration, to aiSitripou, cri^aapa^ 
 
 (r//3a9, ai'o£0-ts. 
 Venereal, d(pptidi<Tia(rTiK6^. 
 Vengeance, ripwpia^ iKdiKijari^^ 
 
 duvva. 
 Venial, o-i;yyi/a)o-Td9. 
 Venison, to Qi)piiov. 
 Venom, 409, (pdppaKov. 
 Venomous, iwd>j9, cfiappaKwSi]^. 
 Vent, s. ott^o6os. — v. iii^iijpt. 
 Venture, s. Ktvivvivpa^ Kiv^vvo<i.— 
 
 v. KLV^VVtVtO. 
 
 Venturous, d^ttpftii^, dTdp/9jjT09. 
 Venus, 'A</>pd5jT»j, Ky7rpt9, Kv^i' 
 
 pEia. 
 
 Veracity, dX7i3'£io. 
 Verb, pripa. 
 Verbal, pjjpaTiKo^. 
 Verbally, pijpaTiKoo^m 
 Verbose, 7roXy/xi/3'o9, TroXvppnpcov^ 
 
 7roXyppo3'o9. 
 Verdant, X'^<'£po9, x^"'P09, x-^^v- 
 
 1/TJ9, xXo»;</>dpo9. 
 Verdict, Kpipa cr K-pt/xa, StKaiwpa : 
 
 verdict against, KUTaSiKi}. 
 Verdure, xX<«pdTi/9, x^o^^* 
 Verge, s. x*'Xw^a, x**^Xo9. 
 Verge, v. xt/j/to, KaTartivu}, 
 Verify, tiraXy)^ fvu). 
 Verily, dX»;3'd)9, dptXn. 
 Verisimilar, tiKU)<:, iri^avov. 
 Verisimility, to £1^09, -TrtS'at'OTijs. 
 Verity, dXv^eia. 
 Vermicular, aKwXijKwCij^. 
 Vermilion, /uiXto9, Kiwdfiapi. 
 
VIE 
 
 Vernacular, kyxuipio^i oIkiIos^ koi- 
 
 i/os. 
 Vernal, ta^ti/os, ijpivo^y ijipivo^. 
 Ver&utilt;, TroXvrpoTro^. 
 Veisitility, TruXvTpoiria. 
 
 VeiSe, CTTIXOV, tTTOS, jUtAoS, fXtTpOV, 
 
 dial. (TTiX^oioj/. 
 Vei>iKcati>jn, paxl/wSia : heroic, 
 
 iTTuirouii. 
 VersiHei,pai|Aw5os: !ieroic,£7ro-7roiJs. 
 
 Versify, paypwdtio^ iirorruiu). 
 
 Version, /xfcTa(/>f»a<r4S. 
 
 Vertebrae, cnroi/ouAos, d<TTpaya\os : 
 in form of, aTrouduKotion^. 
 
 Vertex, Kopvt^i]-, uKua. 
 
 Vt-rtical, o, »';, to avw. 
 
 Vervain, b TrtpicrTtptuM/, v Upa 
 /SoTai/j;. 
 
 Very, ayav, Xt«i/, /xciXa, a^o^oa : 
 — much, Xtav, ctivais, iKai/tis, 
 Ko/xtOj;, Trai/y : — well, tv fidXa. 
 
 Vessel, ay-yov, fiyyiloi/, autvosi : a 
 little, ayyttoioi/, aKtvuoiov : a 
 narrow-neckecK/ia/ijyL'Xtot;: earthen, 
 KEpd/Aiof, oarpuKLOu: (tuiall ship,) 
 
 Ve=t, YtTCOV, XtTtoVlOl'. 
 
 Vesta, Eo-Tta. 
 
 Vestal virginji, ia-T/dots 7rafj0ti/oi. 
 Vestibule, ttuXioi/, uvXaiu, irpo- 
 dupou^ nrpooufxo'i. 
 
 Vestige, "lX^^'^-> i^np-C-' 
 
 Vestry, U(ic»<puXdKioi/, a^vrov. 
 
 VcsLiue, lixuTLcrpo^, ifxaTiou, tu- 
 
 5i;<riS, tudupa. 
 Vetch, liiKiou, Xudvpu^, opo^o^. 
 Veteiau, 6 uTri.<jTpartviuituu^. 
 Vex, TaXuiTTOu/JiOj, kukoio tlvu, 
 
 irtpLiXauuu)^ avidu), Xi/Trtw, iu- 
 
 oxXfc'w. 
 
 Vexation, /caKworis, fi;u)(\i}cri<i. 
 Vexatious, dXytiuo^, x^tXtTro^, 
 
 (\uLap6<i, Xvir}}p6'i. 
 Vcxaliously, di/ia/jcus, XvTnipw^. 
 Vial, (pidXi], 
 Viaml, aiTus, o>|/oi/, 6\l/wviov : 
 
 viands, e6tcr^(iTa. 
 Vibrate, TrdXXco, di/aTraXXtD, Kpa- 
 
 caiuw. 
 Vibration, -ttuX/xo?, irdX^a, dud- 
 
 •TraVcris. 
 Vibratory, TraXno)^))^-. "TraXTOs. 
 Vice, KUKia, d/JidpT7}fxa, kukoti]^. 
 Vicegerent, 6 uvt uXXou Ttxay- 
 
 ptl'WS. 
 
 Viceroy, di/Tt/^ao-iXfcus. 
 
 Vicinity, ytixj/ia, ytiTovia, ytiro- 
 
 vi](TL<i, ytiTumipct. 
 Vicious, KUKOS-, (/>uDXys, 7rXi;/X(U£- 
 
 X»;9. — Viciously, »vaKr«»s. 
 Vicissitude, ptTajiuXii^ dXXay»/, 
 
 dXXayjua, d/moifdn. 
 Victim, hptlov, tJiJ/^a, a^ayioz/, 
 
 Oucri'a, irp6(T<paypa. 
 
 Victor, i/tKtJT>JV, l/l/O/Tj'jp. 
 
 Victorious, i/tK»jxi/c6s, i/i/c?jT7)iuos, 
 
 VlKt](p6pO^^ VIKOTTOIO^. 
 
 Victory, i/t/c»j, viKi)pa, j/Tkos : the 
 gaining of a, viK^popia : the palm 
 or crown, the reward of victory. 
 
 VIR 
 
 opap.a, /3Xfi//ts. 
 Vigil, dypvTTvia. 
 Vigilance, typvyopari^, <^i;\aK)/, 
 
 dypvTTi/iu. 
 Vigilant, typi'iyopo's^ dypvirvu^v, 
 
 dypvTTt/o'i: to be, lypjjyoptu), 
 
 dypvTTviu}. 
 Vigilantly, tirt/xfXws, typjjyo/uo'- 
 
 TCOS. 
 
 Vigorous, Kupripoi, laxvpo^^ uk- 
 /XaifJS, ^C0TiKO9, tiipojo-Tas, tijt^ui. 
 
 Vigorously, Kup-rtpw^, layvputK. 
 
 Vigour, dK>i»/,/oa>fit;, itrxP'i^ iutuvlu, 
 cr3'ti/t»s : in full, tuato/iaToDi/Tts. 
 
 Vile, ^ai/Xos, at(rxpo5, aiayj>ri- 
 jmijou. — Vilely, <^auXa)v, aicxof'S- 
 
 \ ilify, KaKuXuyi'o, oiucruoo). 
 
 Villa, t'-TTauXis, iiruvXiou., dypoiKta. 
 
 Village, Ktofxi}, Trdyov: in villages, 
 
 KUTCt KoipWi, KCOfJUlSuU. 
 
 Villagei*, Kto/xjjTjjs-. 
 Villain, Kucpwv, puxO^ipo^, </)aD\os. 
 Villanous, €puvXo<i, KUKovpyo'iy 
 '7rovi]pu<i. 
 
 Villanously, </j«uXais, 'Trovi]pui%. 
 MUaiiy, cpauXoTijs, irounpi-ct. 
 Vincible, i/iKJiTos. 
 Vindicate, otKutyco, tKOiKtw^ Tipuj- 
 
 Virulent, io/3oXos, kuk. I'j^'??, '^z- 
 Kpds. — Virulently, kukov v<*^*« 
 
 Visible, oparov, OtaTov. 
 
 Vision, ofjao-js, yi|/is, c/>dy^ir«<^M« 
 the seat of, to o^jaTiKo'A • the 
 faculty of — or sight, op^Tt/^j) 
 dvvup.1^. 
 
 Visit, V. tTrtcrhtTTTOjUrti, £7rj 
 
 rK'o- 
 
 TTt'oi. — S. £7riO-/v£t//lS, tTTlCTKOTri/ 
 Visual, OTTTiKOS. 
 
 Vital, ^ojai/Aov, ^toTiK'ds, /^icJai/ic , 
 /iicoTiKov, fiiMTu-i : the — prin- 
 ciple, ^coTtKJ/ apX''- };^ ^^^^'^ strong 
 — powers, ^coTi/vois tX'^'^- 
 
 Vitality, to ^coti/cov. 
 
 Vitally, ^wTtKOJS, (iiwaripw^. 
 
 Vitiate, ip^iinui. ciu(l>^tipu}. 
 
 Vituperate, »|/tyco, iiriTipdu}, pip- 
 cffo/iai. 
 
 VituptM-ation, i^oyos, tTTiTi/xjjn-t 
 
 Vivacious, ^coTt/co?, tpfiio^^ tX«- 
 po's. 
 
 Vivacity, to ^wTiKoi/, IXaooTi;?. 
 Vivid, ip(iio^i, ^wtikos, tJoos. 
 Vividly, ^wTtK-J)S, dotov. 
 Vividness, to ^ojjjooi/, tpl^iwci^. 
 Vivifv, ^touirvLtu). 
 Vocabulary, Xt'^iKoi/. 
 
 Vindication, iKdiuta, tKOtK.jo-ts, ti- Vocal, (/jwi/jjms. 
 
 ^,,^pt't^. Vocation, KX?/ats; TrpaypaTua 
 
 Vindicator, UoiKnrn^. ^ Vocative, KXnriKO^ 
 
 Vindictive, Ti/xu)/oijTiKd9. 
 Vine, duTTfcXov, otJ/»j, o'ivapov : to 
 
 dress, dpTrtXuvpyiw : — bearuig, 
 
 a'/x7rtXo(/>dpos : — -branch, kXtj- 
 
 fjLa : — -bud, olvupou : — -dresser, 
 
 -prop, Kdjua^, 
 
 VlK^TllplOl'. 
 Victuals, /Sl09, <tIT09, Td -TTpO? TOP 
 
 fiiov ixtTjjOtia, (TiTia, lipuopara, 
 Ttt /SptoTd, Td tTTio-iTia : the 
 place where — are kept, TUfxtlov. 
 
 Vie, dyajvidco, dytovi^o). 
 
 View, v. tirtcr/ctTrTO/xai, ktroTrro- 
 uat. — s. i'jri<rKiyl/L<i^ £7rov|/i9, o»//^i9, 
 (93) 
 
 aVi'n"t^oi'pyo9 
 Xdpa^. 
 
 Vinegar, o^o9, o^dX/iJj : vinegar- 
 cruet, o^is, u^vfiuf^wif. 
 
 Vineyard, «^7r£Xi9, dfxTTtXtwi/^ oi- 
 i/o7rt6f;, dpTrt\6(pvTou : of a vine- 
 yard, djUTrtXii/ds. 
 
 Vinous, oiviipo-i. 
 
 Vintage, b TpyyijTos: pertaining to, 
 Tpyy);TiKd9 : to make, T/ouydoj, 
 
 Vintager, Tpi;yjiTj';9. 
 
 Viol, Xupa, ».it)dpa, l^dp^irov. 
 
 Violate, /iid^ojudi, Trupavofiius^ Sia- 
 Koptvia : justice, 6£'|U.i6a9 iruTtw : 
 an oath, tTriop/v£w : treaties, Td9 
 
 o-TTOV^dv Xuu>, TTUpUCFTruVCtiO Td9 
 
 o"7rof6d9, datfitu). 
 Violation, /3ta(rjLi09, vjjpiapa. 
 Violator, ^iiact-rA'i. 
 Viiikncc, li'iu, cvvap.^. 
 Violent, [iiuiu^, /3tuo-TU9, di'Tt/3i09, 
 
 virtpjiio^. 
 Violently, /3iaiaJ9, PiaaTiKw^. 
 Violet, toi/. 
 
 Violet-coloured, to£t6j;9. 
 Viper, £X*5i fxiora. 
 Viperous, £xioi/£it»s. 
 Virgin, i) irandti/o^, Kopjj, tj Trals : 
 
 to live a, Traodtvtvu). 
 Virgin-like, 'jrupOtviKo^. 
 Virginity, '7rapt)tviit, Koptia. 
 Virtual, £i/£,'jy»/9, £i/£pyo9, dXiy 
 
 611/09. 
 
 Virtually, hipyu)^, dX^dwcb^. 
 Virtue, dptri]^ xpi}<xTuTiis, dyaOo- 
 
 (TVV1}. 
 
 Virtuous, xP'Jo^T'o^S XP''<'"^^'''^'{*' 
 dya6d9 : the virtuous, ot dyadoi. 
 Virtuously, dya6tu9, xP^l^'^^^^ 
 Virulence, KuKoti^iia. 
 
 Vociferation, Kpuvyt), KEKpaypdi. 
 
 Voice, (pwuii, {\>u)vi]pa^ </>j'ty/xrt : 
 having a shrill, d^u/ioas. 
 
 Void, adj. K£i/dv, d^^tTos, dKi;po9, 
 dirpaKrot^ davipo^. dutToxo^ : to 
 make, aKvpov 'Troiflf. — ^ oid, s. 
 
 KtVWpa, KtVEWV^ KtVOTIl^. V. 
 
 KtVOlO^ iKKtVOU). 
 
 Volatile, -TrtTrn'ov, 'n-T£pdti9. 
 
 Volition, ^'tXtjcrts. 
 
 Volley, s. /3oX»;. 
 
 Volubility, to ivaTpoc^wu, ivrpo- 
 
 Voluble, sTriTpoxos, ti;(TTpo0o9, 
 
 5ij/»jTd9. — Volubly, tixTTpOtfutil. 
 Volume, Td/xo9. 
 V^)lunta^ily, i^tXouTtiu^ i^tXavri^ 
 
 tKOfTt, £K*OUCTI<i)9. 
 
 Voluntary, £d£Xoi/T»/9, EKcbi/, Ikov- 
 
 o'tt>9, ai;Td|uaT09. 
 
 Volunteer, f^^^XofTi/p, i^iXouTth- 
 Voluptuary, (piXt'iSoi/oi. 
 
 Voluptuous, VjOOI/tKOV, cpiXi'jBovu^. 
 VoluptUOUslv, ilOOVLKUi^. 
 
 Vomit, i/x/o), £^fp£uyto : forth, 
 
 fj^tpiu). 
 Vomiting, £/ix£to9, i^tpivypa. 
 Voracious, Xdftoo'i, Xaipapyo^, Xa- 
 
 c^yffTios. — Voraciously, X«/ipw9. 
 Voracity, Xa/3{)o'Ttj9, Xaj^apyta, 
 
 Xa(pvyp6^. 
 Virtex, oii/»j, 5Ij/os, <TTpo(/>dXty^, 
 
 (TTpopfto^. 
 
 Vote, v. »l/»/</)t^o/uai, xtipoToi/tw. — 
 s. i//i;(/>o9: to give one's, tTTif/jt'pfJM 
 (p7](pov : election by votes, X*'f"' 
 Toi/t'a : elected by votes, X'W'O" 
 
 TOJ/»jT09. 
 
 Voter, xt'f'OTov»jT»j9. 
 
 V^ouch, v. 6ta/3t/Jutdo/x«i, juapTypo- 
 
 /uat. 
 Voucher, /3f/3aja)T»is, /uapTi'pJ?M«' 
 Vouchsafe, d^joo/iui, o'i;yx<*'P^'a), 
 Vow, s. ivxh, tux<^Xiiy dpd. — V. 
 
 tuxds TToiovpai. 
 Vowel, ypdpfJLu (poovTjtv, 
 
 Voyage TV''*' ^/airXoi,?, £70-- 
 •7rX*< 'Trpoo'TrXtaj, tTrnrAto), 
 
 ^^^yffOTTOptU). 
 
 Voyjr, TrXojTcop, irXcoTf/p, 3-a- 
 X/yo'7ro'po9. 
 y, nr. o TUX"'"' KOLvb<,\ 5»j^a)5»js : 
 'J vulgar, 01 iroXXol^ to irX7iQo<:. 
 "ilgarity, Koij/dT?/9, dyt»'£t«. 
 <nlgarly, Koivijy Koivio^, Tux<^'''Ta)9, 
 I Trav6i)pi. 
 Vulnerable, TpajTo*. 
 Vulture, yvxfr : of a vulture, yv- 
 7r£t09, yyirii/os. 
 
 w. 
 
 Wade, iu vSctTi /3a3i^6o, ^taTTopEuo- 
 
 fiui Sid uoaT09. 
 "Wafer, i/Aaio-Td9. 
 
 Waft, ^trtTTOpfUOJ. 
 
 Wager, uiroTtt))j/^t, £yyuau». 
 
 Wages, piaGo^. 
 
 Waggon, dpa^a, dpd^iov, aTn'm], 
 
 5£uyo9 : tlie pole of, pv fid's. 
 Wagironer, d^«^£u9. 
 Wagtail, aiiarovpa, ai'ivovpo^ or 
 
 aaivovpo^. 
 Wail, dXoXu^tt), KX(t'm^, 6Xo<pvpo- 
 
 yu«i, daKpvo), oipwX^io, kwkvw. 
 Wailing, oXoXvypo'S, K\au6pvpi<T- 
 
 ^dv, K'\ai/H/id9, KXavpa, dXo(/)i;p- 
 
 /UOS, 66upp6^^ KlOKV/iia. 
 
 AVain, dpa^u. din']vu : Charles's 
 
 Wain, at dp/CToi. 
 Waist, ^id^w/ua, oid^ojo-fia, ^wfJ/. 
 Waistcoat, ^wjua, uTroXiTwj/, xt^o)- 
 
 1/10-^09, iripL^^wpaKidiov. 
 Wait, /Lit'i/o), pipvu), /ui/uj/a^o): wait 
 
 for, irtpiptvoj, TrpoadoKuu)^ irpocr- 
 
 pivu), uiroptvu) : upon, ^lafvoi/tw, 
 
 3'£pa';r£Utt». 
 Waiting-maid, oouXjj, dipdiraiva, 
 
 iruLdicrKi}. 
 Wake, s. £opT»/, ojj/xoteXjjs, tJ/ 
 
 Tals dyutar9 v apcpoSoi^. — v. 
 
 i^viri/i^o)^ iyiipiti ; dypuTTi/to), 
 
 iypijyopto). 
 Wakeful, dyov-nvo^, kypt]yopiK6<i. 
 Wakefulness, dypvirvia^ £ypijy op- 
 ens. 
 Walk, s. TTf pt7raT09, ^aSiapo^. — v. 
 
 /3u6t$a), dTpaTTi^aj : about, Trtpi- 
 
 TTaTtfco, -Ktpi^aiviti^ irtpivoGTita '. 
 
 abroad, TrpoirtpiiraTtM. 
 Walker, /3a8t(TT»/9, 7r£pi7raT)iT>»9. 
 
 Wall, S. T£lX09, TOlXO^, dpiyKO'i. 
 
 — V. T£ix*"''> T^'X'S"' • round, 
 
 TTEpiftuXXu} T»7 TToXtt TEtXOS, KV- 
 kXoO), TTEpjtXW. 
 
 Wallet, KwpvKos. 
 
 Wallow, KuXi'to, KvXLvSu}, GTptfpO). 
 
 Wallowing, KvXi(Tp.a : in a — man- 
 ner, Sid KvXiapuTo^. — Wallowing- 
 place, K'wXiO-Tpa, KuXiapa. 
 
 Walnut, Kdpvov (iaaiXiKov. 
 
 Walls, Td Tfi'xTj, TTtpiftoXov. 
 
 Wan, u»Yp''^% Xtifpaiua. 
 
 AVand, pd(36o^, pdirii. 
 
 Wander, dXdopai, -TrXd^o/nai, Trtpi- 
 (pifWfiai^'TrXavdopaL^'jrf.pivocTTtu)^ 
 dXaivoa : about, irtpiirXavdopai : 
 from, dTToTrXat/do/Liat, TraptKfiai- 
 vu) : to cause to, irXavdu)^ ttXo^w. 
 
 Wanderer, '7rXaVo9,7rXaJ/»iT»i9,7rXa- 
 
 I/>j9. 
 
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 Wandering, s. TrXdi/Tj, irXdvijpa, 
 '7rXd(/jjo-i9, TTipicfiopd, dXi;. — part. 
 7rXai/u>/x£i/09, 7rXdi/09, -TrXai/i/TtKOS, 
 TrXai/jjTOS : about, TnpnrXavwpt- 
 
 1/09. 
 
 Wane, IXaTTOVtM, f})6ivu). 
 
 Want, s. aTTopia^ ti/^tiu, 7rTa)X«t«, 
 Xp£t« : of food, ao-iTj'a, X 1/109, 
 vi)(TTtia : of provisions, aiToctia, 
 airavocTiTia : to be in, fli/ai iv 
 diropia. — Want, v. dirooTipiofjiai^ 
 iicTTiptu}^ oto/uiai, tX-XfiTTuj, tvctu) : 
 little, ^iK-poD StTv: much, TroXXoD 
 SiTif : necessaries, aVopsIi; rwv 
 dvayKa'iMV or iTriTiiStiuiv. 
 
 Wanting advice, dTropo9 t>)s ^ov- 
 X779, d^ovXo<i^ dpnx"^^^^ '■ i*- j^ 
 wanting, diroyiutTcii^ airfO-Ti, Xti- 
 TTEi : to be wanting, dirtipi. 
 
 Wanton, d<r£XyiJ9, dtppudiaiaa-Ti- 
 Kdi, d/vdXaffTos: to be, /caTaaTpjj- 
 i/td^o), d(rtx)Tf uo/iat. 
 
 Wantonly, d(r£Xyt'a)9, d<ru)Ta)9. 
 
 Wantonness, o-TfiT/i/os, ow & £Os ; 
 d<TtXy£ta, TO dtppoSiariaaTiKov, 
 aKoXaaia. 
 
 War, 7rdX£/uo9, judx'J : to begin, 
 
 d'TTTECTbal TToXt/LlOU, Ka6lCTTdl/ai 
 
 TOi/ TToXipov : to declare, ttoXe- 
 pou ftTTtti/ £19: to end, kutu- 
 XvtcrduL Tov TToXeauu: to excite, 
 TToXtpov ttoieTj/ or £y£ip£ii/, -ttoXe- 
 poTToitlv : to imdertake, nroXifxov 
 dvuipilaQai^ dvaXap^dvtiv TroXt- 
 fxov : to wage, iroXtpov iK<f)ipw, 
 'noXf.poiroii.l.v. 
 
 Warble, piXiX,^^ p.E\wSiio. 
 
 Ward, s. </)uXa/cj/, </)uXi';, (}}naTpia : 
 — v. (j)vXdTTU}, £tpy«), ttpyui : 
 off, d/iui/tu, KcoXutt), dX£^t<A). 
 
 Warden, <puXa^, (pvXaKT7]p. 
 
 Wardrobe, IpaTiofpvXdKiov^ kolt'i^. 
 
 XVard robe-keeper, IpaTiocpvXal^. 
 
 Warfare, cTpaTtitt, o-TpaTid, ttoXe- 
 
 pa. 
 
 Wariness, tuXd/Seia, cJwXaKi'i. ^ 
 
 Warily, ti'Xa/3aJ9. irtcpvXayptvu)^. 
 
 Warlike, TroXfjUt/vds, daifpp(oi>. 
 
 AVarm, adj. t^Ep^uds, xXtapd9, dXifi- 
 i/ds : to be, xAi«pd9 fijut, dXtaivw^ 
 6dX7ro/otai, dtpOM«t, dtp/Jiaivopai : 
 grow, Siadsppaii/opui^ (ipdaaopai^ 
 xXiaivopai : warm, v. ^dXTTto, 
 TTvpidui, dXEdX,M, dtppaivu), Qipio. 
 
 Warmth, xXiapdTi)9. 
 
 Warming, hippavcri's^ dtppaaia. 
 
 Warm, vovdsTtco. 
 
 AVarp, s. io-tos, iKpaapa. 
 
 Warp, v. <rTpi(t>u}^ (TTpt(iXou). 
 
 AVarrant, s. tTriTuypa, Ki/pos.— -v. 
 SiKaiou), iyyvdopai, Karayyvdo- 
 fxai. 
 
 AVarren, ^woTpo<^£Toi/. 
 
 Wairior, 7roX.£/xt(7T»/9, /xax'|TT/9, 
 
 aixPV'h'it dcpintpiXa. 
 Wart, dKpoxop^f^i' ' ^"^1 ^^ warts, 
 aKpoxopSovwv pe<TT6<i, ^ovvu)h\t : 
 to be troubled with warts, pvppi)- 
 Kidco. 
 Wary, £uXa/3»j9, Trpo<pvXaKTiK6^, 
 
 tVVOO^, (TUVtTOi. 
 
 Wash, dTToi/iVTO), K-Xd^o), ttXvvu), 
 aTroXouo), dTroTrXdi/o), tKirXOvu), 
 EK-K-Xd^fo, iiriKXvX^w : XoOu), the 
 body : i/itttu), the hand : irXvvw, 
 the clothes : to wash away, dTro- 
 
 K-Xd^CO : out, IkTtXvVU)^ iKVlTTTU)^ 
 
 E/c/cXdJo). 
 
 WEA 
 
 Wa'-hing, Xodats, XovTpov : wash- 
 ing-place, XouTpdi', KoXvpPvdpti. 
 
 Wasp, <r0J/^, dudpvu}} : a wasp's 
 nest, <T(pi]Kia^ (T(f)y\Kuiv. 
 
 Waste, V. Siu(j)dttpu), i^oXoBpEvuiy 
 KaTavaXicTKu) : away, t/CTi/KO), 
 XETrTdfco; XtTTTdj/opat, crvvTi'iKo- 
 uai : to lay waste, TropOtu), dva- 
 
 CrTdTOl/9 -TTOttl), £p)|/LldtO, XlZ/Xfttl/O), 
 
 TTt'pdu), 5»jida) : laid waste, £p»j/xu)- 
 0^19, Xu/xai/Ofis. 
 
 Wasteful, do-a)T09, Sairavi^pb^, 
 dcptiSi'j^. 
 
 Wastefully, do-JjTws, d</)£i5a)9. 
 
 Watch, s. (jyvXaKi), fftpovpa^ tpuXa- 
 ^19 : night — , vuKTO(pvXdKi]<ri^^ 
 ■wpoKoiTia : a city — , v cpvXaKi) 
 Tt}<i 7rdX£a)9 : to keep, — kif (ppovpa 
 tlvai, (fypovptTv : watch, v, cpv- 
 Xdo-crco, (jypovptvo, TJjpECo, ei'Xa- 
 (Stopai^ (TKoiridX^oj : by night, vuk- 
 To(l)vXaKfw, dypuTTj/toj, ypijyo- 
 pto), dTToJ/uK'Ttpt dto, ■navi'vxi^'^ '• 
 over, Eiraypviri'tio : for, ttriTiipiw. 
 
 Watchful, £ypj;yopd)9, dypu'7ri;o9. 
 
 AVatchfully, £yp>}yopdTw9, tiript- 
 Xui<i : very, ypi/yoproTEpoj/. 
 Watchfulness, dypvrrvia, dvirvia. 
 Watching, dypvirvia^ iypnyopcri^^ 
 
 fpvXuKn : by night, 7ravi/vx^^- 
 AVatchman, (puXa^^ ij)povp6^. 
 AVatch-towcr, ctk-ottj/, tr/coTTid. 
 Watchword, auudiipa. 
 Water, v. vopaivw^ d^ptdo), ap5a), 
 /3p*x<«J, Sialvu), TTOTt^o) : s. i;5a)p, 
 d'do9, X^^i"" • ^^^b' "^vater, KaOdp- 
 0^10 J/ lidcop. AVater-drinker, vSuto- 
 7rdTi}9, d5po7rdTij9. 
 AVater-carrier, ucpo(p6po^. 
 AVater-cress, to Kupcapov. 
 AVatered, K-aTdppuTos. 
 Waterer, vSpiv^^ vopEvrm. 
 AVatering, udpt i'<rt9, TroTi<rp.oi. 
 Waterman, 7rop0fi£d9. 
 AVater-mill, vSpopvXo^. 
 AVatery, evvopo'i^ ddaptj9, ddaTcu5jj9, 
 
 \\ ave, s. Kvpa^ oiopa. — T. Kvpai- 
 i/tu, (raXivui, Soviui '. wave-like, 
 K'U/iaTCUOCUS, KvpaTOiiSuit. 
 
 AVaver, irupafptpofxai, d'rroptu), 
 
 d,u(/> ly i/ofco), ditrTd^o). 
 Wavering, irapacfiopd. 
 AVavy, (abounding in waves,) Kvpa- 
 
 T6i)d»J9. 
 
 AVax, s. K-jjpds : one wlio works in, 
 K-»)po7rXdCTTtj9 : the art of working 
 
 in, KiipoirXaaTiKii : to represent in, 
 K'TjpoTrXatTTEU). — Wax, v. KTjpdco ; 
 au^dvw. 
 
 AVaxen, Kvpivo^. 
 
 AVax-work, Kiipwpa^ Kripaxriv. 
 
 Way, 0^09, dTpoTro9, KtX£i;0O9, o-ti- 
 /3o9, d^a^iTd9 : by the,'7rapipya)9, 
 iu Trapodtp : in the, £19 avvduTi}- 
 criv : in every, iravTaxv-, Trav- 
 •TOi^>9: that,^id tou^e Tod Tpdirou : 
 this, TadTJ/, tJ;3e : to be in the, 
 ipTToSwv ilvai Tivi. 
 
 Waylay, iiri^ovXf.vM. 
 
 Wayward, <TK:i;0pa>7rd9, Sv<rKoXo9, 
 
 AA^c, iiptl^. 
 
 AA'cak, do-0£i///9, /3Xjjxpo9, dppw- 
 <rT09 : to be weak or sickly, 
 dcr0£i/£a), dppcJo-Tcos SiaKtipai. 
 
 Weaken, dadivow, i^aa^dtvi'^ta^ 
 KaToXvco. 
 
 AA^eaklv, da-dtvw^^ dppcJo-Tws. 
 3F 
 
WEL 
 
 Weakness, dadivt^fxa : of sight, oV- 
 
 ftXvcoiria^ Trapd^Xixf/i^. 
 Wealth, TrXouxos, a<^sj/os, oX^o^^ 
 
 K£t/uij/\ia, ■)(^pt']/uLaTa to. v-Trapyotf- 
 
 Ta, Tri oi/Ttt, i) ovaia, 
 Weultliiness, iroXvKTmxotrvvi]^ tro- 
 
 \vKTi](ria. 
 Wealthy, -TrXoucrtos, iroXvKTnfJKvv^ 
 
 fUTTopoS, a(pUtl6<i^ it'KTtlfXWV. 
 
 Wean, ('nroyaXaKTiX^w. 
 
 Weapon, oirXou, (3iXo^. 
 
 Wear, (poptw, Trtpupoptu), irtpi- 
 /3a'/\/\a), dfXTrixio : down, kutu- 
 Tpiftw, dirorpifju) : out, Tttpw, 
 Tpi^iOy (TvvTplftia, Tpvy_ti}^ xj/w- 
 
 \\ earied, 6 d7r£ti)»j/ctiis, KaraTroi/os, 
 K€K/x>//va>?, KOTTUiQii'i : with exer- 
 tion, KUfXCLTOl^ TETpVyOO/bliuO^. 
 
 Weariness, K-d/xaTov, kotto^, kotti- 
 
 Wearisome, /ca/uartj/oo?, /coTrmpo's. 
 Weary, KaTaTroviu), KOTrtd^w, ko- 
 
 •Trdco. 
 Weary of, i^airupoii/xavo^, KtKfxt]- 
 
 Ku)i : to be, dx^ofxai, fSapCi/ofxai, 
 
 KdfJLVU). 
 
 Weasel, yaXt'a, yaXfi, Ikt'i^. 
 
 Weather, s. Kpdai^, aidiip, x^ifxwv : 
 fair, tv&ia : ioul, dvaatpiu. — Wea- 
 ther, V. tKTraXaico, iKVLKdit). 
 
 AVeave, y^ait/co, icrTuvpyiu), Icttov 
 laTufxai : through, iiv^aivw : to- 
 gether, i/uLfrXiKa)^ trvvvipaivu). 
 
 Weaver, ixpduri]^^ irXoKtv^^ ijma- 
 Tovpyo^. 
 
 Weaveress, v<pdvTpia. 
 
 Weaving, i;<^ai/<rts, vcpavfxa^ arvfx- 
 TrXoKij. 
 
 Weaving-room, laToupytlou. 
 
 Web, ICTTOV, v(pij^ vtpuafxa, (tvjul- 
 TrXoKij. 
 
 Wed, yafxiu), vvfxffxvofjLai. 
 
 Wedding, yd/xos, rd vvfxcptla. 
 
 Wedge, V. arcprjuoco, yniuL<p6w. — s. 
 <T(pi]u, yofxcpoi : wedge-like, cr^jj- 
 i/oEioZ/s, yu/uL^o£i6n9 : wedge-wise. 
 
 Wedlock, (TvX^vy'ia, ojjLO^vyia. 
 
 Weed, s. ^ordvi]^ dim. ^wrdviov. 
 
 V. fioraviX^u} : out, iK^uTavlt^ui. 
 
 Weeder, fiorai/iaT})^^ ^oravKTfxo^. 
 
 Weedy, jBoTai/uidjj^. 
 
 Week, i/33o^ds. 
 
 Week\>-, ifiSujuLaSiKo^. 
 
 We4>p, daKpvu}^ /cXa/o), SaKpvxtu): 
 t weep with, avi/SaKpvw, irapa- 
 luKpuui : over, KUTaSaKpuu), kut- 
 oXo<pvpo/uLai^ i'jTiduKpvu}. 
 
 Weeping, ^dKpi/o-is, Sd^pv/ia : weep- 
 ing over, i7rLcdK(Wort<i. 
 
 Weigh, 'iaTtjjut, ^uyooTTaTio), cr-rad- 
 fidofiuL, -raXuvTivu}, aTaQpii\(o, 
 TaXai/Tt^co, TaXavTuui : in one's 
 mind, t^t-rd^to, aKtinofxai. : down, 
 (3apvt/u}, •TTit'^a), virsp^apvi/w, 
 Karaftpidu) : to be weighed down, 
 iirtPapvvofiaL. 
 
 Weigher, 6 (TTad/JLwfisvo^, arTadpLiar- 
 Tj/s, X^uyocTTdri]':. 
 
 Weight, pdpo9, /9pI0o9, dxBo9, 
 oyKos. 
 
 Weightily, /Saptojy. 
 
 Weigh tiness, ftapuTi]^, (3oi6ocrvvii. 
 
 Weighty, /3«pu9, (Bpido^. 
 
 Welcome, s. dCTTrao-xos, d<r7ra(T/uds, 
 
 acnraa/uLa. — adj. dcrTrao-To?, dtrTrd- 
 
 <Tios:,Ktxap^o^/^tvo9. — interj. vat/ot, 
 
 (95) 
 
 WHI 
 
 vyiaive. — v. dcr-Trd^o/uat, dt^ioo 
 
 \ 
 
 WID 
 
 h 
 
 fxai. 
 
 Welfare, tvtaTw, lifij/Jitpia^ tvSai- 
 fxovia. 
 
 Well, s. <f>ptap, /3d6pos, /So'6ufos. 
 
 Well, adv. k«Xws, ty, dptJais : well- 
 flavoured, ivxoXo^ : well-shaped, 
 KaXXt/xop0ov, ivpLnp(pu<i^ ^^VP'i' 
 fxit/o^ Tio KdXXei : to be well- 
 spoken of, tv dKoviiv : well-woven, 
 tvirXoKo^. 
 
 Well or ill, to be, ex***' f«Xais t) 
 fPavXoTaTa. 
 
 Well, interj. eu, ela, <J tla, tla 
 /udXa : very well, il pidXa : well 
 done ! ivyE. 
 
 AVell-fed, tv^oro^, <rtT£UTos, tti/ule- 
 Xjjs. 
 
 Well-made, ivttouito^. 
 
 Wen, (pvfia, x^^pdi, oyKO^. 
 
 West, Sva-fiii^ Sva-19. 
 
 A\ estern, dvafUKo^, ^i/tikos, ktnrt- 
 
 A\ et, adj. Jypos, J6p);Xos, i/drtos. 
 
 — V, uypatj/o), vypuxrau), /Spt^oj, 
 
 apdw. 
 Wetness, uypao-m, uypoVi/s. 
 Whale, k-»7tos, cpdXaiva. 
 What, Tt : whatsoever, oiroioaSi}, 
 
 oTroiocnrip, o,Tt di/, irdu o,Tt ; 
 
 OTioi/i/, dVai/ b : what sort, oloy, 
 
 "Trolos. 
 
 Wheal, fxwXwxf/, ar/uLwdiy^. 
 Wheat, TTi/pds. 
 Wheaten, irupiuo^. 
 Wheat- harvest, irupoTOfxia. 
 Wiieedle, uiroaahw. 
 Wheel, 8. Tpoxos, kukXo^, poftfio^. 
 
 — v. kvkXou)^ yypdo), KaTUTpoxd- 
 
 Whelp, 8. <TKufii/o9, cr\vXa^ v. 
 
 (TKvXaKEVU)^ tTKVfJLVOTOKitO. 
 
 When, o-ra, uTav^ ovoTt, ottotuv, 
 
 Whence, '66tv, oirddtv, i^ ov : 
 whence but, irodiv dXXot)tv h : 
 whencesoever, o-rrodtv dv. 
 
 Where, irov^ ottov, tvda, {j, ottij, 
 7rj7 : everywhere, iravraxvi irnv- 
 jaxov,^ iravTaxov y^s : where is 
 It ? TTou Vti ; 
 
 Wherever, oTnj dv. 
 
 Wherefore, xotyap, di/O' otov, oto, 
 5to'7r£p, hi' avTov, SioTi, 6id tovto, 
 TouTwu 'ivtKu^ dvQ' (Su, Trap' o. 
 Old T«uTa, 6id Ti. Tivoi iiftKa^ Si' 
 o,xt, Cl o. 
 
 Whereof, o5, Trtpi ov. 
 
 AVheresoever, oTrou ax/, ivda dv., 
 
 UTTOV TTOtI. 
 
 Wherewith, dl, vvv w. 
 
 Whet, dtjyo), dKovdu), o^vvta. 
 
 Whether, tWi., ttoteoov, v m»;, 
 «pay£, tiTL ovKovv, apa jui), ^te, 
 w<tv : whether or not, iroTspov, 
 V M'i : whether ? dpa ; iroTipov ; 
 
 Whetstone, oKovri, dijydv}}. 
 
 AVhey, 6p6i, o«''pds. 
 
 Which, o, oTTo'iov, on : of the two, 
 Tro'rfpos, oirdxfpos : for — cause, 
 
 > ii' T J, / ' , , ' 
 
 at/V (juV, OlOTl, Tll/OS X".'"" '• 
 
 )y'iy» Ji-< oVjj, Tr^ : whichsoever, 
 
 diri; dv, oiri] ouv : whichsoever of 
 
 the two, biroTtpoaovv. 
 W hile, £0)9 : little wliile, ii dXiyov 
 
 Xpovov. 
 Whilst, fxixpi Tov, dxpii dv/icoi 
 
 dv, £tos o5, (Ut'xpjs o5, £1/ bcru). 
 
 Whine, /iti/upt^o), ^a/3d^(V, ki/i;^o- 
 
 fiai. '\ 
 
 Whining, /uii/uptcr^os, /sA^o^is, 
 
 AXavO/xi/pKriudv. v 
 
 Whip, s. /u'tarTi^, /udo-TJs. — v» /xa- 
 
 o-Tt'^o), yuaaTfydoj, pair/^o). ^ 
 Whipper, /maaTiKTiip, fjLuarTLKTta o. 
 Whipping, /xa<rTtyti)(Tts. \ 
 
 AA hirl, hVKXiu*, KVKXo<popw, trrp^- 
 
 </)a» : to wl irl round, yvpow, kv \ 
 
 kXuX^UI, SlVtUU). '^"'1 
 
 Whirling, s. y vpos, yvpu?aiv. 
 
 Whirlpool, iivij, TrtXayos. 
 
 Whirlwind, <rxpo0dXiy^, crrpo^i- 
 Xos, fitfifSi^, Tpoxos, niv}). 
 
 Whisper, s. xlndCpLana. — v. \//t0u- 
 pt^to. 
 
 Whisperer, \j/idvpiari)<}, xf/ievpoi. 
 
 Whispering, s. xl/idvpic/jLo^. 
 
 White, XivKo^, dpyds, </>oX6s, (pa- 
 Xijpdv, dX</>o9 : to be, X£i;\:ds 
 flfit, XEVKairofjiai : paint, v//i- 
 /ii/t)t>s, k1/ihv6iov: of an egg, Xcu- 
 
 KtVfJLa TOV UiOV, TO XtVKOV TOV 
 
 wov : of the eye, XtuKw/xa, Xoyds. 
 Whiten, XtvKow, XivKuiuio. 
 Whiteness, X£i;ko't);s, to Xevkov. 
 Whitewash, Kovia/xu. 
 Whitewashed, XtXtu/coj/itVos. 
 Wliither, ttoT, ttu*, tt?}, virt], oTrtj. 
 Whithersoever, ottov dv. 
 Whitish, inroXtvKo^ : to be, wTrd- 
 
 XtvKo^ il/jii, XfVKavdi'^u). 
 Whiz, Tpvl^w, poil^tw, ppvx<JO, (T(pa- 
 
 pnyitu. 
 
 .. ' *',*' ''' " ' "'"'"^^^1 «i OV ; oo-Tts, 
 »;Ti9, oTi : who ? t/v ; Troro9 ; who- 
 ever, o(TTts, oirolo^. 
 
 Whole^ oXo9, oXot£X/;9 : the whole, 
 TO irdv, TO aufXTrav. 
 
 Wholesome, vyiij^, vyuh, vyiijpd^, 
 
 <TajT»jp<09, 
 
 Wholesomeness, vyUia, awTijpia. 
 ^^''ojly,fa0d7ro^, to ttuv, TrpoTrav, 
 
 01 oXov, Trdi/Tojs. 
 AVhore, s. 7ro'pi/i/, tTaipa : dim. 
 
 ITaipiSlOV. v. TTOpV fVU). 
 
 Whose, Tiv69 : whosoever, o<TTi9. 
 
 t><TTt9 ovv, u(TTi<i av, ira^ octti^. 
 AA hy, Tt, did Tt, Ttj/os £i/£Ka, Tt- 
 
 7roT£ : why not? Tt fit)', 7rd)9 6' 
 
 ov ; 7rd>9 ydp ov ; 
 Wick of a candle, kXXvxviov, Qpv- 
 
 aXXh. 
 Wicked, KaKd9, d5tK:o9, Troi/tjpdv, 
 
 dXtTpd9, (pavXo^, dt/d<rto9, uiupoi, 
 
 aotfiKTToi, «^ayto-T09. 
 Wickedly, irwiipw^^ <pavXu)^^ dvo- 
 
 (r/to9. 
 Wickedness, Trovijpia, <pavX6Ti]9, 
 
 datftiipa, KUKOv, Trapavofxia, dSi- 
 
 Ki]fxa, Travovpyiiuu, KaKiu : to 
 
 commit, kpydX,KTQai t; •TrpdxTtti' 
 
 ao-/^j;/i«, (PavXou ti irpuTTtiv. 
 Wicker, olavivo<i, Xvyivo^ : wicker 
 
 basket, KdXaQu<i, Tdppo^ or Tdp- 
 
 0-09, /faX«tJt«T/vov, o-7rrpt9. 
 Wickerman, Xi<ytcrT);9. 
 Wide, fvpvi, irXuTvi : wide open, 
 
 TTpofpavii^^ KaTa(pavv9. 
 AVidely, TrXaTtajv, tvptco^. 
 Widen, evpvvw, TrXuTvuvo. 
 Wideness, t upuTi|9, Tr\«TuTj)s. 
 Widow, X''P"i tvi i^ : widowed, x^- 
 
 po9, tvvi^, uvuvSpa : to widow, 
 
 X'/pdoj, dirooTtpiw. 
 Widower, x^po9, ivvi'i. 
 Widowhood, x»)p«ia, X'/p*'''^'^, X'^ 
 
 (\^IN 
 
 po<n5i/»j : to be in a state of widow- 
 
 liood, X'lpii'o). 
 Width, £r;po9, TrXdxo9. 
 Wield, aiwpiu), -TrdXXo), Kpa- 
 
 Wife, yvvii, ukoiti^, 7) dXoxo^, 
 ya/i£T(9 : newly-married, vvptpt] : 
 to divorce a, dvoTrtfiiru) yvvaiKa : 
 to take a, yufiiu), dyofxai yvvuiKu. 
 
 \\ild, dypiuv, 6t'iptio9, 6ijpt(o5j;v, 
 a.viifxipo9 : — beast, 0,;p, dtipioi, : 
 like a — beast, dupt^Sij^. 
 
 Wilderness, tpyi/xo^] 
 
 Wildly, dyptw9. 
 
 A\ ile,d7rdT7j, d7rdT»;/Lia,5dXo9,'7rav- 
 ovpyia. 
 
 Wilful, av0d6i;9, ai»Tdp£crT09, dv- 
 VKoov. — Wilfully, avQadu)^. 
 
 Wilfulness, avOa'Siu, avdddtia. 
 
 Will, 6tXii/xri, /3o«7Xjj^a,/3ouX»;(Tt9 : 
 (testament,) SiudnKi] : to niakc a, 
 6iadi']Ki)v iroiucrdai : to set aside a, 
 d<pavi<^tiu 6ia6t]Ki]v. — Wills, a 
 writer of, paoLoupyd^, 6iadi}Koypd- 
 
 <pO'S. 
 
 Willing, tKwu, /?ou\d/Lt£i/o9, dor/xt- 
 
 i'09, 7)86fxtvoi : to be, (^oOXofxai, 
 
 dtXto, EdtXui. 
 AVillingly, (.kovtI, da-pitvw^, tdtXov- 
 
 Tt, £N'oucrito9, avTOfxaTwi. 
 Willingness, diXi](Ti<i, fSoOXijai^. 
 Willow, 'iTta, oiaua : of willow, 
 
 iTi'ivot, o'iavii>o<i. 
 Willow-ground, 6 iTtwu. 
 Win, V. KtpSaivto, i/iKuft), KpaTtu). 
 >Vind, 8. dvifXD^, irvtvua, \l/vxo9, 
 dtJTiii : cast wind, £upo9 :' west 
 wiiid, Jt(/,upo9 : prosperous wind, 
 
 tTTKPipoi dvipLOI. 
 
 Wind, v. kXiaraw, <TTpt<pu} : to wind 
 about, dfXfpitXia-orw : round, av- 
 a-Tpt(pw, KUTtiXtu), Trtpidyu), 
 
 tVElXtUl, CTTpOfxfSoUI. 
 
 A> inding,/coX7rd»6i/9: windinground, 
 
 <rTp6fxfiuia-i9, kviiXtjpa. 
 Windings, duK6vai<:, TrtpnrXoKal, 
 
 y,"F</>ov, TTfpiuycoyii. 
 AV^indow, Ovph : having windows, 
 
 fl/pt0a»TO9. 
 
 AVine, oIi;o9, fxtdv, fxtdvapa : old 
 wine, 7raXatoi;yu£i'09 oIj/09 : wine 
 and honey mixed, o'lvopuXi : sour, 
 or dead, wine, kKTpoiriwi t; i^- 
 t<TT\\Ku\9 olvo'i : weak wine, to 
 olvdpiou : intoxicated with, oivo- 
 
 /?(/p»"/9, OiJ/oXj/TTTO?, KaTUWUifXtVOf. 
 
 to drink, o'lvoiroTiu) : to pour out, 
 oivox»ku}. 
 
 AA^'ine- bibber, oti/o7ro'Tij9, ott/J^Xi/^, 
 
 /utOwcrt/vd?. 
 AVine-ccllar, o'lvuw. 
 AVine-merchant. t>ti/c)7rt6Xtj9. 
 AA''ine-p:css, Xi/fdy, Trtto-Tjjp. 
 
 AVing, TTTipoV, TTTkpV^, TTTlXoV, 
 
 dim. TTTipiov, TTTipuyiov. 
 AA inged, 7rT£pt»Td9, '7rT£ptoTi;9, 
 •7rx*pd£t9, 7rT£po</>dpo9, -TTTjyi/dy, 
 TrtTf lt;os. 
 
 AA^ink, (rKapSap.vTTU), (BX^papi^w. 
 fJiVM, SivSiXXui. 
 
 \Ajnking, a-Kupoufxvy/uLoi. 
 
 \Ainnow, Xik/uluio, kKXiKudio, XtK- 
 M'^"*' f^^nvipiX^u). 
 
 AViiinower, XtA,7x»;T»59. 
 
 AA'innowing, XtK7xj;Td9, pt7rio-^d9. 
 
 AVinter, s. x^^l^^*'- X*'At« : in win- 
 tertime, xetyU^ptf?/? wpat: winter- 
 quarters, Td x^^l^dSia x««pt« : to 
 (96-) 
 
 WOM 
 
 go into winter-quarters, ss X"i««- 
 6n]v 0otTa//._AVinter, v. Biaxti- 
 Md^w, X«tA»d^co, xetiUfp/^o). 
 \Vintering, 7rapax£t/uao-/a, x«t/xa- 
 
 WOR 
 
 (TLa. 
 
 \\ interly, X'^ifxipiv6^, x^t^tpto?. 
 >> Jpe, o-^fixw, d/tdpy//i/^ai : to 
 wipe away, diroo-pdw, d-Troudp- 
 yvvpLL, kKKudaipu). 
 
 Wisdom, aofpia, arwcppofrvvi], to 
 aofpou, tvfiovXia, cpp6vi]ai<s. 
 
 AVise, 0-0(^09, vovv e'xwj/, £/x</)pa>i;, 
 (PpovLfxoi, Ivvout, vovvf:Xri<i: to be, 
 ^poutu>, lV(Ppoi>tlO, (To<p69 tipi. 
 
 >\ isely, <rorpu)<5. 
 
 AVish,' s. £Xo^6«p, ktXSiop.—v. tXSo- 
 fiai, dtXw, 'Ufxai, yXixofxai, (iov- 
 Xop.ai. : to wish for, tvxop.ai, iro- 
 t/uj, iTTidvixiui : as one would wish, 
 fax' tuxiiv, 
 
 \S it, /caXX(t7r£ia, /co/xij>dx)j9, al/tiy- 
 Xta, do-x£V<r/id9, aXy, fuxpairfXta, 
 
 To wit, ^jjVou, SijXaSi), ^.jXoj/dxt, 
 
 AVitch, J7 /xdyo9, (papfxaK^, <pap- 
 
 pLUKtVTpia. 
 
 AA'itchcraft, fxaysia, (PapfxaKiia, 
 
 yo»/x£trt. 
 AVith, aiiv & ^C,t, with dat., kutu 
 
 with gen., /itxd with gen.: along 
 
 with, a/.ia : with the dawn, dfxa 
 
 Ttj Ujjiipa. 
 
 AVith draw", d7ro<rxp£<^w, airtiixL, 
 dcpia-Tiifxi, i^uvuxwpiu), viri^- 
 dyoj, yirdyco, vf^iaipiuj. 
 
 NVithdrawing, vwayuiy}]. 
 
 u ither, fxapuivopiai., avvrriKopLai, 
 TTapuKfxdl^a), kvTiiKop.ai : away, 
 fi^iavaii/ofxai, dTrofxapuivofxai. 
 
 Withhold, dirtipyu}, tpvKw, diro- 
 
 KUiX V(ii. 
 
 ^Vithin, prep. £t/xd9, gen. Ivbov, 
 tarw : adv. tau), tlau), tv6ov, taco- 
 
 VfV. 
 
 AVitliout, £^w, dvEv, x<"P^5, 5ix«, 
 tKTo^: from _, dOpaOtv, 'i^w- 
 vtv. 
 
 ^^'ithstand, dvdiaTufxai, vTropLtvu). 
 AVitness, fxdpTvp, /xdpTvpo^ : to 
 hear, fxapTvpiw, papTvpopiai : 
 producing of witnesses in court, 
 tv<TTa<Ti<i SiKi]<i : to procure wit- 
 nesses, TrapuaKfvd^Etv /udpxupa9 : 
 to produce witnesses, yudpxup«9 
 Traptx^ordai, TrapauTfjvai : to 
 summon witnesses, £7rdy£o-0at or 
 -Jrpo^dXXto-Oat fxdpTvpu9. 
 
 Witticisms, £yxpa7r£Xiai,Tdy£Xora 
 Ko/xxl/d. 
 
 AVittily, dXjUupui9, o-zccuTrxtKoly, ottw 
 /uuXtov. 
 
 AVittingly, £7rt<rTj)^di/a)9. 
 
 VV itty, ATaXXjjTrj'/y, o-Ttoyui'»Xo9, yXa- 
 
 0wpd9, KOfxxj/o9, X«P't", 01/1x6X01, 
 I aCTT£ro9, tuTpdTrtXoy. 
 AVizard, yd»;9, fxdyo^, (PappuKiv^, 
 
 xffvxaywyos. 
 AA''oe, Xu7r»;, ydos : woe is me, ol/xot, 
 
 0*t), OTTOTOl. 
 
 AA^'oeful, XuTr»;pd9, aTovoii^. 
 
 AA'^oefully, Xu7r);pd)9. 
 
 AVolf, Xy»vo9: wolf's skin, XvkIi], 
 
 XvKtii], XvKij : like wolves, Xvkij- 
 
 86 V. 
 
 AVolfish, XvKmSijI, XvKElOI. 
 
 AA'oman, yvvi), dnXfia, Gf/Xu : an 
 old, ypau9, ypaia, ypatdiov: to 
 
 be ruled by women, yvvaiKOKpn- 
 Ttofxai : to .ict the, yvvuiKilu) : 
 imitation of women, ywaiKiai^ : 
 mad for women, yvvaiKofxavi'i^ : to 
 be mad for women, yvvaLKOfiuvoo. 
 
 ^A^oman-hater, fxiaoyvv/j^. 
 
 Womanish, yi;i/a</cfro9, yuvat/cco- 
 «5>j9.— AV^om.anishly, yvvaiKtiwv. 
 
 AA^Jmb, /x»;T-p«, ^£X</)i;s, va-Tkpa. 
 
 AVonder, s. 2ravfxa, tKirXii^i^ : it 
 >yould be a — if, ^av,xa(,fii, d^iov 
 
 £t : no — if, ov6tv duvpLucndu ti. 
 —AVonder, v. (admire,) ^avfxdlw, 
 ayafxai. 
 
 Wonderful, 0nu/urto-Td9, davfxdaio^^ 
 vav/xaffTtKoi, davpaTOTToioi, dytj- 
 t6i. 
 
 AVonderfully, davfxaa-Tux:. 
 
 \V ont, £ta)tldj9, ildiafxtvoi : it is 
 
 wont, £009 £<rTi Tivi, e'ldcarfxtvov 
 
 k(TTi, (PiXeI, iLw^e. 
 AVoo, fxvi](TTivw, pvaofxai. 
 AVood, ^yXov, uXj/, kuXov : a wood, 
 
 u\i;, Xox/xt;. 5pi;pd9 : dry wood for 
 
 burning, j^uXa Kdynava. 
 AA^oodcock, d(rA:«Xd)-7ra9, a8o^, 1). 
 AVoodcutter, 6Xoxd;uo9, uX»jxo>os, 
 
 i'Xoi*pyd9, ^vXoKoiroi. 
 AA^ooden, ^vXiuoi. 
 AVoodland, vXosi's, vXciSiji, dpvfxco- 
 
 ^»/9. 
 
 AV^oodman, vXtapoi, vXijcopoi. 
 AA'oodpecker, ^pi/oh,oXd7rx?j9. 
 AA'^ood-ranger, opvfxocf>vXu^. 
 Wood- work, ^vXcoai^, oporpij. 
 AA^oodworm, Tfp»;5d>//, Si)^, ^-pt'i/r. 
 AVoody,^ vXtjiii, vXwSi]^, ^vXwSi]^, 
 
 opvfxu)6}}9 : to grow, vXofxavtot^ 
 
 (^vXofxaviui. 
 AVoof of a web, /cpd/ctj, /utxo9, pdju- 
 
 fxa. 
 AA^ool, Epiov : bearing, kpio(p6po9^ 
 
 /iaXXo0dpo9 : worker in, kpiovp- 
 
 yd9, Ta\a(rtoupyd9 : working of, 
 
 kpioypyia, TaXaaiovpyia. 
 Wo( " 
 
 AA'oollen, tptioi. 
 Woolly, tptLo^. 
 
 AVord, pTjixa, Xo'yo9, £iro9, Xi^ii., 
 dim. Xi^ihwv : by — of mouth, 
 /i£Xpt Toy (TTopaTot : to break 
 one's, irapa^aivEiv Tas 7rio-T£tv. 
 AVordy, 7roXi»pp»';/xwi/. 
 AA^'ork, s. kpyaaia, Ipyov. — v. kpyd- 
 X,onai, KUTipyd^ouat, avTovpyCo., 
 TTtvonai : diligently, E^cpyd^njuot, 
 Siairoi/to), (piXoirovtw, TTo^i-h : 
 exquisitely, Tripnroiidi : ingenio. 
 ly, AcaXXtEpydi, TiKTaivofxai : out, 
 Si'v(paivu}, KUTepyd^Ofxai. 
 AVorkhouse, kpyaarTtjpiov^ dij/uLiovp- 
 ytTov. 
 
 Workman, ipydTjjy, X'tpoTt'xi'f/v, 
 X«'pwVa^, ^t;^(oupyd9, TfXfiTJ;?, 
 
 TtKTWU. 
 
 AA^oikmanlike, tektovikoi. 
 AA^orkmanship, Stj/xiovpytifxa, Tt'x- 
 V}i/xa. 
 AA^orkshop, kpyaaTi'ipiov tektovi- 
 
 KOV. 
 
 AA''orld, Koar/xoi. 
 
 AV^orldly, x-3'ofi09, £irty£to9, Xat- 
 
 /cds. 
 AA'^orm, a-KoiXijB, dim, ahcoXtiKiov : 
 
 TpO)^, yo9. 
 
 AA'^orm-eaten, tvpio8\]^, trairpoi, ev- 
 p£o£t9, aKwXjjKwdEii: worm-eating, 
 (TKotXi]K0(payia. 
 
 AVoi-m, wood-eating, fvXodtdyo^. 
 3F2 
 
WRE 
 
 Worms, the breeding of, <rKco\ti- 
 Kiatrii : to be infested Avith, o-kw- 
 A.t)Kia(v, orKwXfjKoujULai. 
 
 Wormwood, dif/iu^iot,: sea- worm- 
 wood, <TtpL(pov, a-epicpiov. 
 
 H orn, TtTpifXfjiivo'i. 
 
 Worn out with age, irapTiXi^. 
 
 Horse, KUKiivv, X">'«'', iittoov, 
 
 "XpfJCTTOTJ-^OS. 
 
 Worship, s. XuTpiia, crifias, a.^ua- 
 fioj -JrpotTKvvncri^ — v. Xurptvvo, 
 a-tfJofxai, TTooaKvi/tu), Trpoaatdto- 
 txai : with burnt-offerings, dofxidvo, 
 Kuiaj tfftou,, KVLcradio, KaQayiTio. 
 
 ^ orshipper, Xaxptwr,;?, a./^ao-rns. 
 
 Worst, adj. /ca^-i(rxo9, x*i>to-Toc 
 
 TTOVnpoXaTOS.— adv. KUKLaTa 
 
 Worth, d^ta, TtV,,/xa, Tl^xi,, xp>1<t- 
 
 Worthily, ri^t'a,s, kut' d^iau. 
 VVorthless, ouTi^at;o9, </,aD\o9, o,)- 
 
 ^os: fellow, ai/^pa,7ro9 «x.o»;^7-09, 
 W orthlessness, ^ayXoT,;^, avntto'- 
 tt;s. '^' 
 
 Worthy, ^^ios, Ti>iov, xp»;o-tos. 
 
 Woven, u</>«^T(J9, 7r\£KT09. 
 
 W ound, s. Tpavfxa, Tpfoaii, outj,- 
 Axa : of wounds, Tpau/^aTt/cds : 
 that maketh wounds, to(vtlk6^ ■ 
 to bmd up a, TpaV,xa k-7r\or,crui.~ 
 VV ound, v.'rtxoa)VK-fo,xpav^axira,, 
 
 bounded, Tpcvdd,, TotorJs: a 
 wounded man, -rpavfiaTiai. 
 
 Wrangler /pio-r.^, 4>^\6vuko<:. 
 
 VV rap, 4tAya», iyKvXito, KUTaTTTvcr- 
 
 o-o, : m swaddling clothes, a7r«o- 
 
 yavovv TO f3pi(Po^. 
 
 Wrath, ^^t;is:\ k6to^^ 6pyi,^ Bvfxd^, 
 
 Oufxu^fxa: to provoke to, 6pyai,u>, 
 
 Wrathful, Ko-rrhi^^ opyiXo^, Ovfxou- 
 
 Wrathfully, SpyiXw,, SvaKoXw^. 
 Wreath, s. 7rA,,cTat/t,, aT.>;xa, o-rt'- 
 
 fpo'i.—v.TrXiKcv, avfxirXtKw, irXtK- 
 
 Tauaui. 
 
 Wreathed, o-TtTrxJs. 
 Wreck, vavayia, vavdyiov, ipti- 
 'TTiou : to be wrecked, pavaytw. 
 n rest diaarptcpco, aTp,(3X6co. 
 Wrestle, TraXaico : with, avp^a- 
 
 ACUU). 
 
 Wrestler aya,wcrT,)9, 7r«A„i(TT,)c 
 
 Wrestling, 7r<i\,,, J3.\o9, 7rdXai<r- 
 
 fia, traXaKr/uLoavui]. 
 Wretch, o,:-Ti5ai/os, 6 (rx^VXtos Aj/, 
 
 ai/O-ptoTTos TtiXa?. 
 Wretched, d2rXto^, -raXas, TaXat- 
 
 ■^w.oos, oi^y^os, 7roXu7ro//09, aru- 
 
 (97) 
 
 YES 
 
 X''/5, ^vo-TuxNs, /v-a/coTraS-dii/, o-yt- 
 
 TAtOS. 
 
 Wretchedly, a3-Xtws, 
 
 Wretchedness, (i.^XtoT»,s,TaXat7rt„- 
 pta, /ca/cyTra'^-fta, oilvi, n-d Suvd. 
 
 ^y\Tng,<rTpE(3X6co,crTpt(f)u,,Xvyii(o. 
 
 VN nnkle, s. pvTh: full of wrinkles, 
 pujiouiSf]^.—v. pvaa-du), pvTiodw. 
 
 \N rist, KapTrd^. 
 
 W'rit, ypafj>,']. 
 
 >v rite, ypa(pu), XoyoypucPtto : back, 
 avTiypdfpco, duTtTriartXXw : he- 
 tore, irpoypdipu) : by candle-light, 
 
 vvKjoypatpdi : to write to, Trpoo-- 
 
 ypa<liu} : upon, iyypd<P(a. 
 W riter, avyy pa(ptv<i. 
 Writhe, a-rpsliXdw, Siaa-Tpttpco. 
 Writnig, ypa0?;, avyypa(pi), avy- 
 
 ypaju/ma. 
 ^yrong, s. ri5iK-/a, a/^apx/a, {,i3pt9, 
 
 Aa)/:^»;._adj. o-Ka/os, aot/co9._v. 
 
 aOl/CiOJ, KaKOTTOUo, KUKOVpytW. 
 
 VV rongful, a^tKTos, kukottoio^, kuko- 
 tpyos. 
 'VVrongfully, doiKUi^. 
 Wry, adj. <rTpt/3Aos, KafxirvXo^. 
 
 ZOi, 
 
 Y. 
 
 Yacht, a'/caV?;, /ct'A);s, (TKd(po^. 
 Yard, ayXj; : sail-yard, ^tpaur, 
 «7ri/cptoi/. 
 Yarn, /xlto^. 
 Yawn, x«iV(i), xaa-lJ-dofxat, duavai- 
 
 VOi. 
 
 Yawning, x^<^f^ovfxevo^^ dvuvai- 
 
 VIOV. 
 
 Ye, VfisTg, (Tf})u)£. 
 
 Yea, /iaXAov 5^, a'AAa te, /c«i uci/- 
 
 OKJ/. 
 
 Year, cVtauros, tros, Xuva/3as, 
 Xpot/os : last — , Trtpyo-j : next — 
 Ek uitv-ra : of this _ «uto£t,;s : 
 ot three years, TpuTih. 
 
 Yearling, jjut^. 
 
 Yearly, iuia6a-io9, tTrtTttos, kuO' 
 tKUCTTov lvutv-rdi>, kut' 4'tos. 
 
 Yearn, a-TrXdyxi^Llo/uLai. 
 
 Ye.iming, (rTrXayxi^ia/ao^. 
 ,^ \ ';. o\dXvyfxa.-y. dXoXvta,, 
 «AaA«^w, IXeXlIcv. 
 
 Yelling, oAoAuyyuos, dXaXayi, 
 opvyij. 
 
 Yellow, ^rti/^-as, iruppos, KpoVti/os: 
 yellow-haired, ^«i.0o0p,^, ^ai/t^o- 
 
 '''^,''^"^' ^ai/3-o^-apjjyos : to make 
 
 yellow, ^au^ilco. 
 Yellowish, utxpo's. 
 Yellowness, ^aya-oTTjs. 
 Yelp, Kuyldui and -«'w, vXaKrlu), 
 
 "TTpoaKi/uX^opai. 
 Yelping, Ki/i;^,,3-/i()s, Ki/^^?;^a. 
 Yes, val, V}] : yes by Jove, vi] Aia 
 
 yt. 
 
 Yesterday, X_0", ,ix^^N t,; Trap- 
 CA3-OUO-J;, Tj; x^-t? vfHoa-. of-, 
 ex^fcr:,.os, x^-.^os : -evenin!; 
 
 fV"" ''^^*''«^= - and the day 
 before, x^-^s ^-at 7rp(.;,,„. -^ 
 
 Yet, oiiojs, ^^Vtoi, aXX' i'ud,^ . yet 
 
 even now, txt kuI vZv. ' ^ 
 
 Yew-tree, <rfxiXa^. 
 
 Yield, TTupuxoinoo, f?^-f„, uttovw- 
 
 Y leldnig, i^TrttKwi/, UTrox^ptwA 
 loke s. Ivy 6,, lvy6u, ^.Oyl,, 
 l^uyX,;: ot slavery, to o^ouAtioi/ 
 Ivy ou.—y. Ivyotv, Itvyvvpn. 
 1 oked, ^uyo0o>os, Xvyio<s, Ijtto- 
 luyio'i : side bv side, o/^uyos. 
 
 \ okefellow a^tf^, i^o'^^e 
 I oik, XtKi2ro^. 
 
 Yonder, tKfl^i, iK^Tcrs. 
 
 Yon vfxiU, ai,, dual trc^wi : von 
 both, dfxcpoTtpw (TffyCu'i: for von, 
 v-rrtp crou, aV-ri o-oi/ : with Vou, 
 H^ra aov. 
 
 Young, j/to9, i/£apos, i/fai/th-as, f?t,,- 
 /J09 : girl, v^avh, /mnpuKvXXioi^, 
 fxttpaKiaKiu TTuioicTKii, iraioia-Kd- 
 pioy: man, uscwia^, vtaviaKo^^ 
 
 KOvpo^, 7/i^.09, «/P,69, /X«U»a£, 
 
 aATMaiov, £0»,/3os, dpcjnjXi^ :' to 
 be, i/«a$:aj, i/ftti/to-K-ti^Dj, t/£aj/ir<„, 
 ffai/iEi^o/ir/t : to grow _ a^ain' 
 avniiduy. dvijfSdcTKa). '^ ' 
 
 Young of beasts, TrwXos : of birds 
 
 ftOTTO^. ' 
 
 Your, vfxwu, 0-09, vfxtTtpo^: dual, 
 
 (TfjxotTfno^. 
 
 Yourself, o-cai/roy, ace. : bv your- 
 self, IttI (TfavTov. 
 
 Youth, i/toT.;9, TO vuilou, vfti] ■ a 
 youth, aig7,o9, »;/3,iT,,9, 7)(3i)riip, 
 «I/Tt7rai9, voOfjos, vtavia^. 
 
 Youthful, £rp>i/3o9, i;t»;oo9, «V/xaro9, 
 i/fai/iKos: to be, i/sat/t£uo/xai, /i£t- 
 pa/itti/o/ifii. 
 
 Youthfully, i/«aj/tKtIis, i](3i]S6i;. 
 
 z. 
 
 Zany, y£Xa,T07roio9, /3t«;uo A o'xo9. 
 
 ■^cal, ^»;Xo9, TTpo^uuia. 
 
 Zealous, ^,,AoTU7ro9, Tr^oo'^y/ios, 
 
 (T7roucia?09. 
 Zealously, Trpo^-u^ufos. 
 Zenith, to «i/to. 
 Zephyr, ^tf/)ypo9. 
 
 Zigzag, KCtp.TTvXo'i, o-Tpe-TTTo's. 
 
 Zodiac, ^wSiaKos. 
 
 Zone, t'«f»;, ^w/xa, gwaTj/p, TtAa- 
 
 Zoned, ^oxtto^. 
 Zoology, ^woXoy/a. 
 I Zoophyte, ^w6f(>vToi'. 
 
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