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a)gana/kthsij irritation
a)ganakthtiko/j irritable
a)ganakthto/j irritating
a)ga/nnifoj much snowed on, snow-capt
a)ganoble/faroj mild-eyed
a)gano/j mild, gentle, kindly
a)ganofrosu/nh gentleness, kindliness
a)gano/frwn gentle of mood
a)/gan very, much, very much
a)ga/omai admiring
a)gapa/zw to treat with affection, shew affection to
a)gapa/w to treat with affection, to caress, love, be fond of
a)ga/phma a delight, darling
a)gaph/nwr loving manliness, manly
a)ga/ph love
a)gaphte/oj to be loved, desired
a)gaphtiko/j affectionate
a)gaphto/j beloved
a)ga/rrooj strong-flowing, swift-flowing
a)ga/stonoj much groaning, howling
a)gasto/j deserving admiration
a)gauo/j illustrious, noble
a)gauro/j stately, proud
a)ggareu/w to press
a)ggarh/i+oj post-riding, the Persian system of mounted couriers
a)/ggaroj a mounted courier
a)ggeli/a a message, tidings, news
a)ggeliafo/roj a messenger
a)gge/llw to bear a message
a)/ggelma a message, tidings, news
a)/ggeloj a messenger, envoy
a)/ggoj a vessel
a)gei/rw to bring together, gather together
a)gei/twn without neighbour, neighbourless
a)gelai=oj belonging to a herd, feeding at large
a)gelarxe/w to lead a company
a)gela/rxhj the leader of a company, captain
a)gelasti/ without laughter
a)ge/lastoj not laughing, grave, gloomy, sullen
a)gelei/h driver of spoil, forager
a)gelhdo/n in herds
a)ge/lh a herd
a)genealo/ghtoj of unrecorded descent
a)ge/neioj beardless
a)ge/nhtoj unborn, uncreated, unoriginated
a)gennh/j of no family, low-born
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a)goni/a unfruitfulness
a)/gonoj unborn
a)/gooj unmourned
a)gora/zw to be in the foreign lang="greek">a)gora//foreign>
a)gorai=oj in, of
a)goranomiko/j of
a)gorano/moj a clerk of the market
a)gora/omai to meet in assembly, sit in debate
a)gora/ an assembly of the people
a)gorasa)ge/neioj will lounge in the
a)go/rasma that which is bought
a)gorasth/j the slave who bought provisions for the house, the purveyor
a)goreu/w to speak in the assembly, harangue, speak
a)gorh=qen from the Assembly
a)gorh/nde to the Assembly
a)gorhth/j a speaker, orator
a)gorhtu/j the gift of speaking, eloquence
a)gorh=fi in the Assembly
a)go/j a leader, chief
a)/goj any matter of religious awe
a)gosto/j the flat of the hand
a)gra/mmatoj without learning
a)/graptoj unwritten
a)/gra a catching, hunting
a)graule/w to dwell in the field
a)/grauloj dwelling in the field
a)/grafoj unwritten
a)grei=oj of
a)greiosu/nh clownishness, a rude, vagrant life
a)grei=fna a harrow, rake
a)/greuma that which is taken in hunting, booty, prey, spoil
a)greu/j a hunter
a)greuth/j a hunter
a)greu/w to take by hunting
a)gre/w to capture, seize
a)griai/nw to be angered, provoked, chafed
a)gria/j wild
a)grie/laioj of a wild olive
a)griopoio/j writing wild poetry
a)/grioj living in the fields
a)grio/thj wildness, savageness
a)grio/fwnoj with wild rough voice
a)grio/w to make wild
a)griwpo/j wild-looking
a)grobo/thj feeding in the field, dwelling in the country
a)grogei/twn a country neighbour
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a)damanto/detoj iron-bound
a)da/maj the untamed, unconquerable
a)da/mastoj inflexible
a)da/matoj unconquered
a)da/panoj without expense, costing nothing
a)/dastoj undivided
a)deh/j without fear, fearless
a)/deia freedom from fear
a)dei/mantoj fearless, dauntless
a)/deipnoj supperless
a)de/kastoj unbribed
a)deka/teutoj not tithed, tithe-free
a)delfh/ a sister
a)delfide/oj a brother's
a)delfidh= a brother's
a)delfokto/noj murdering a brother
a)delfo/j sons of the same mother
a)delfo/thj the brotherhood
a)de/cioj left-handed, awkward
a)derkh/j unseen, invisible
a)/derktoj not seeing
a)/desmoj unfettered, unbound
a)de/spotoj without master
a)/detoj unbound, free
a)deukh/j not sweet, bitter, cruel
a)de/yhtoj untanned
a)de/w to be sated
a)dh/ioj unassailed, unravaged
a)/dhktoj unbitten, not gnawed
a)dhle/w to be in the dark about
a)dhli/a uncertainty
a)/dhloj not seen
a)dhmone/w to be sorely troubled
a)dhmoni/a trouble, distress
a(/dhn to eat their fill
a)/dhrij without strife
a)dh/ritoj without strife
(/a|dhj Hades
a)dhfa/goj eating one's fill, gluttonous
a)dh/|wtoj not ravaged
a)dia/batoj not to be passed
a)dia/blhtoj not listening to slander
a)dia/qetoj intestate
a)dia/kritoj undecided
a)dia/leiptoj unintermitting, incessant
a)dia/lutoj undissolved, indissoluble
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a)di/antoj unwetted
a)di/auloj with no way back
a)diafqori/a incorruption, uprightness
a)dia/fqoroj uncorrupted
a)di/daktoj untaught, ignorant
a)die/codoj unable to get out
a)diereu/nhtoj unquestioned
a)dih/ghtoj indescribable
a)di/kastoj undecided
a)dike/w to do wrong
a)di/khma a wrong done, a wrong
a)dikhte/oj one must do wrong
a)diki/a wrong-doing, injustice
a)di/kion a wrong, wrong-dealing
a)/dikoj wrong-doing, unrighteous, unjust
a)dino/j close-packed
a)dio/rqwtoj not corrected, not set right
a)di/staktoj not doubted
a)/diyoj not suffering from thirst
a)dmh/j untamed
a)/dmhtoj unbroken
a)do/khtoj unexpected
a)doki/mastoj untried, unproved
a)do/kimoj not standing the test, spurious
a)dolesxe/w to talk idly, prate
a)dole/sxhj a garrulous fellow, idle talker
a)dolesxi/a garrulity, idle talk
a)/doloj without fraud, guileless
a)do/nhtoj unshaken
a)do/castoj not matter of opinion
a)doce/w to be held in no esteem, to stand in ill repute
a)doci/a ill-repute, disgrace
a)/docoj inglorious, disreputable
a(/doj satiety, loathing
a)/dotoj without gifts
a)/douloj unattended by slaves
a)dou/phtoj noiseless
a)dranh/j inactive, powerless
)adra/steia the Inevitable
a)/drastoj not running away, not inclined to do so
)adriako/j from the Adriatic
)adriano/j Adriatic
)adri/aj the Adriatic
a(dro/omai to come to one's strength
a(dro/j thick
a(droth/j strength
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)aqh/naze to Athens
)aqh/naion the temple of Athena
)aqhnai=oj Athenian, of
)aqh=nai the city of Athens
)aqh/nhqen from Athens
)aqh/nh Athena
)aqh/nhsin at Athens
)aqhnia/w to long to be at Athens
a)qh/reutoj not hunted
a)qhrhloigo/j consumer of ears of corn
a)/qhroj without wild beasts
a)qh/r an ear of corn
a)qigh/j untouched
a)/qiktoj untouched
a)qleu/w to contend for a prize, combat, wrestle
a)qle/w having contended with
a)/qlhma a contest
a)/qlhsij a contest, struggle
a)qlhth/j a prizefighter
a)/qlioj gaining the prize
a)qlio/thj suffering, wretchedness
a)qloqe/thj one who awards the prize, the judge
a)=qlon the prize of contest
a)=qloj a contest for a prize
a)qlofo/roj bearing away the prize, victorious
a)/qoloj not turbid, clear
a)qo/lwtoj untroubled
a)qoru/bhtoj undisturbed
a)qo/ruboj without uproar
a)/qraustoj unbroken, unhurt
a)qre/w to look at, gaze at, observe, perceive
a)qrhte/on one must consider
a)qroi/zw to gather together, to muster
a)/qroisij a gathering, mustering
a)/qroisma a gathering
a)qroiste/on one must collect
a)qro/oj in crowds
a)/qruptoj not broken, not enervated
a)qume/w to be disheartened, lose heart
a)qumhte/on one must lose heart
a)qumi/a want of heart, faintheartedness
a)/qumoj without heart, fainthearted
a)/qurma a plaything, toy: a delight, joy
a)quro/glwttoj one that cannot keep his mouth shut, a ceaseless babbler
a)/quroj without door
a)quro/stomoj ever-babbling
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ai)qi/oy burnt-face
ai)=qoj a burning heat, fire
ai)/qousa the corridor
ai)=qoy fiery-looking
ai)qrhgenh/j born in ether, sprung from ether
ai)/qrh clear sky, fair weather
ai)qri/a in clear weather
ai)qria/w to be clear
ai)qriokoite/w to sleep in open air
ai)/qrioj clear, bright, fair
ai)=qroj the clear chill air
ai)/quia a gull
ai)qukth/r one that darts swiftly
ai)qu/ssw to put in rapid motion, stir up, kindle
ai)/qwn fiery, burning, blazing
ai)/qw to light up, kindle
ai)ka/llw to flatter, wheedle, fondle
a)ikh/ rapid flight, rush, impetus
ai)ki/a injurious treatment, an affront, outrage
ai)ki/zw to treat injuriously, to plague, torment
ai)/kisma an outrage, torture
ai)/linoj a plaintive dirge
ai)/louroj a cat
ai(makto/j mingled with blood, of blood
ai(male/oj bloody, blood-red
ai(=ma blood
ai(masia/ a wall
ai(ma/j a gush
ai(ma/ssw to make bloody stain with blood
ai(matekxusi/a shedding of blood
ai(mathro/j bloody, bloodstained, murderous
ai(mathfo/roj bringing blood, bloody
ai(mato/eij blood-red
ai(matoloixo/j licking blood
ai(matopw/thj a blood-drinker
ai(matorro/foj blood-drinking
ai(mato/rrutoj blood-streaming
ai(matostagh/j blood-dripping
ai(mato/furtoj blood-stained
ai(matoxa/rmhj delighting in blood
ai(mato/w to make bloody, stain with blood
ai(matw/dhj blood-red
ai(matwpo/j bloody to behold
ai(mobafh/j bathed in blood
ai(mobo/roj blood-sucking, greedy of blood
ai(mo/diyoj bloodthirsty
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ai)sumnhth/r a prince
ai)sumnh/thj a regulator
ai)=sxoj shame, disgrace
ai)sxrh/mwn shameful
ai)sxroke/rdeia base covetousness
ai)sxrokerdh/j sordidly greedy of gain
ai)sxrologi/a foul language, abuse
ai)sxro/mhtij forming base designs
ai)sxropoio/j doing foully
ai)sxro/j causing shame, abusive
ai)sxro/thj ugliness, deformity
ai)sxrourgi/a shameless conduct
ai)sxu/nh shame done one, disgrace, dishonour
ai)sxunte/oj one must be ashamed
ai)sxunthlo/j bashful, modest
ai)sxunth/r a dishonourer
ai)sxuntiko/j shameful
ai)sxu/nw to make ugly, disfigure, mar
a)i/taj a beloved youth, favourite
ai)te/w to ask, beg
ai)/thma a request, demand
ai)/thsij a request, demand
ai)thte/on one must ask
ai)thtiko/j fond of asking
ai)thto/j asked for
ai)tia/zomai to be accused
ai)ti/ama a charge, guilt imputed
ai)tia/omai to charge, accuse, censure, blame
ai)ti/a a charge, accusation
ai)tiate/on one must accuse
ai)ti/zw to ask, beg
ai)tiologiko/j inquiring into causes
ai)/tioj to blame, blameworthy, culpable
ai)tnai=oj of or belonging to Etna
ai)fni/dioj unforeseen, sudden
ai)xma/zw to throw the spear
ai)xmalwsi/a captivity: a body of captives
ai)xmalwteu/w to take prisoner
ai)xmalwtiko/j of
ai)xma/lwtoj taken by the spear, captive to one's spear, taken prisoner
ai)xmh/eij armed with the spear
ai)xmh/ the point of a spear
ai)xmhth/j a spearman
ai)xmofo/roj one who trails a pike, a spearman
ai)=ya quick, with speed, on a sudden
ai)yhroke/leuqoj swift-speeding
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a)kaskai=oj gentle
a)kata/blhtoj not to be overthrown, irrefragable
a)kata/gnwstoj not to be condemned
a)kataka/luptoj uncovered
a)kata/kritoj uncondemned
a)kata/llaktoj irreconcileable
a)kata/lutoj indissoluble
a)kata/paustoj that cannot cease from
a)kata/statoj unstable, unsettled
a)kata/sxetoj not to be checked
a)katafro/nhtoj not to be despised, important
a)kata/yeustoj not fabulous
a)ka/tion a light boat
a)/katoj a light vessel
a)/kaustoj unburnt
a)kaxi/zw to trouble, grieve
a)kaxme/noj sharpened
a)ke/leustoj unbidden
a)ke/nthtoj needing no goad
a)/kentroj without sting, stingless
a)ke/omai to heal, cure
a)ke/raioj unmixed, pure in blood
a)kerau/nwtoj not lightning-struck
a)ke/rdeia want of gain, loss
a)kerdh/j without gain, bringing loss
a)ke/rkistoj unwoven
a)/kerkoj without a tail
a)kermati/a want of money
a)kerseko/mhj with unshorn hair
a)ke/rwtoj not horned
a)/kesij a healing, cure
a)/kesma a remedy, cure
a)kesth/r a healer
a)kesth/j menders
a)kestori/a the healing art
a)kesto/j curable
a)ke/stra a darning-needle
a)ke/stria a sempstress
a)ke/stwr a healer, saviour
a)kesfo/roj bringing a cure, healing
a)kesw/dunoj allaying pain
a)ke/faloj without head
a)ke/wn softly, silently
a)kh/destoj uncared for, unburied
a)kh/deutoj unburied
a)khde/w to take no care for, no heed of
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a)kroatiko/j of
a)krobafh/j tinged at the point
a)krobelh/j with a point at the end
a)krobole/w to sling
a)kroboli/a a slinging, skirmishing
a)kroboli/zomai to throw from afar, to fight with missiles, to skirmish
a)krobo/lisij a skirmishing
a)kro/boloj struck from afar
a)krobo/loj a slinger, skirmisher
a)krobusti/a the foreskin
a)krogwniai=oj at the extreme angle
a)kro/detoj bound at the end
a)kro/drua fruit-trees
a)kroqigh/j touching on the surface, touching the lips
a)kroqinia/zomai to take of the best, pick out for oneself
a)kroqi/nion the topmost part of a heap, the choice part, first-fruits
a)krokelainia/w growing black on the surface
a)krokne/faioj at the beginning of night, in twilight
a)kro/komoj with hair on the crown
)akroko/rinqoj the citadel of Corinth
a)kro/liqoj with the ends made of stone
a)krologe/w to gather at top
a)krolofi/thj a mountaineer
a)kro/lofoj high-crested, peaked
a)krolute/w to untie at the ends
a)kromanh/j on the verge of madness
a)kromo/libdoj leaded at the edge
a)/kron the highest
a)kronuxi/ with the tip of the nail
a)kro/nuxoj at night-fall, at even
a)kropenqh/j exceeding sad
a)kropodhti/ on tiptoe
a)kro/polij the upper city
a)kropo/loj high-ranging, lofty
a)kropo/roj piercing with the point
a)kro/prw|ron the end of a ship's prow
a)kro/pteron the tip of the wing
a)krosi/dhroj pointed
a)kro/sofoj high in wisdom
a)/kroj at the furthest point
a)krosto/lion the gunwale
a)krosfalh/j apt to trip, unsteady, precarious
a)kroteleu/tion the fag-end
a)krotome/w to lop off, shave the surface
a)kro/tomoj cut off sharp, abrupt
a)krofu/sion the snout
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a)mi/j a chamber-pot
a)mitroxi/twnej wearing no girdle
a)mixqalo/eij inaccessible, inhospitable
a(/mma anything tied
a)mmori/a what is not one's fate, bad fortune
a)/mmoroj without share of
a)/mmoj sand
a)mmo/trofoj growing in sand
)ammwni/j of Ammon
)/ammwn Zeus-Ammon
a)mna/j a lamb
a)mnei=oj of a lamb
a)mnhmo/neutoj unmentioned, unheeded
a)mnhmone/w to be unmindful
a)mnhmosu/nh forgetfulness
a)mnh/mwn unmindful, forgetful
a)mnhste/w to be forgotten
a)mnhsti/a forgetfulness of wrong: an amnesty
a)/mnhstoj unremembered
a)mni/on a bowl in which the blood of victims was caught
a)mni/j a ewe-lamb
a)mnokw=n sheep-minded
a)mno/j a lamb
a)moghti/ without toil
a)mo/ghtoj unwearied, untiring
a)moqei/ without quarrel
a(mo/qen from some place or other, from what source soever
a)moibadi/j by turns, alternately
a)moibai=oj giving like for like, retributive
a)moiba/j for a change of raiment
a)moibhdi/j alternately, in succession
a)moibh/ a requital, recompense, compensation, return, payment
a)moibo/j one who exchanges
a)moire/w to have no share in
a)/moiroj without share in
a)molgai=oj of milk, made with milk
a)molgeu/j a milk-pail
a)mo/lgion a milk-pail
a)molgo/j in the hours before daybreak
a)/momfoj blameless
a)mo/rginoj made of Amorgian flax
a)morgi/j fine flax from the isle of Amorgos
a)/moroj unlucky, wretched
a)morfi/a unshapeliness, unsightliness
a)/morfoj misshapen, unsightly
a(mo/j our, ours
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a)mfidai/w to burn
a)mfida/knw to bite all round
a)mfida/krutoj all-tearful
a)mfi/dasuj fringed all round
a)mfide/ai things bound round, bracelets
a)mfide/cioj with two right hands, very dextrous
a)mfide/rkomai to look round about one
a)mfi/detoj bound
a)mfidh/ritoj disputed
a)mfidiai/nw to moisten all around
a)mfidine/omai to be put round, fitted closely round
a)mfidokeu/w to lie in wait for
a)mfidone/w to agitate violently
a)mfidoce/w to be doubtful
a)mfi/docoj with doubtful mind
a)mfi/doroj quite flayed
a)mfi/doxmoj as large as can be grasped
a)mfi/dromoj running round, encompassing, inclosing
a)mfidrufh/j having torn both cheeks
a)mfi/drufoj torn on both sides
a)mfi/dumoj two-fold, double
a)mfidu/w to put on
a)mfie/lissa rowed on both sides
a)mfie/nnumi to put round
a)mfie/pw to go about, be all round, encompass
a)mfi/esma a garment
a)mfiza/nw to sit on, settle upon
a)mfi/zeuktoj joined from both sides
a)mfiqa/lassoj with sea on both sides, sea-girt
a)mfiqalh/j blooming on both sides
a)mfiqa/llw to be in full bloom
a)mfiqa/lpw to warm on both sides
a)mfiqe/atron a double theatre, amphitheatre
a)mfi/qetoj that will stand on both ends
a)mfiqe/w to run round about
a)mfi/qhktoj sharpened on both sides, two-edged
a)mfi/qreptoj clotted round
a)mfi/quroj with double entrance
a)mfikalu/ptw to cover all round, enwrap, enfold
a)mfikea/zw to cleave asunder
a)mfi/keimai to lie round
a)mfikei/rw to shear all round
a)mfiki/wn with pillars all round
a)mfi/klastoj broken all round
a)mfi/klustoj washed on both sides by the waves
a)mfikome/w to tend on all sides
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a)nadai/w to light up
a)nadasmo/j re-distribution
a)na/dastoj divided anew, re-distributed
a)nadate/omai to divide anew, redistribute
a)na/deigma a mouthpiece used by public criers
a)nadei/knumi to lift up and shew
a)na/deicij a proclamation
a)na/delfoj without brother
a)nade/rkomai to look up
a)nade/rw to strip the skin off
a)na/desij a binding on
a)nade/smh a band for the hair, a head-band
a)na/detoj binding up the hair
a)nadeu/w to moisten
a)nade/xomai to take up, catch, receive
a)nade/w to bind
a)nadida/skw to teach otherwise
a)nadi/dwmi to hold up and give
a)na/dikoj tried over again
a)nadiplo/omai to be made double
a)na/dosij a distribution: digestion
a)na/dotoj to be given up
a)nadoxh/ a taking up, undertaking
a)nadu/nw to come to the top of water
a)na/dusij a drawing back, retreat
a)na/ednoj without bridal gifts
a)naei/rw to lift up
a)na/elptoj unlooked for
a)naza/w to return to life, be alive again
a)nazeu/gnumi to yoke again
a)na/zeucij a marching off, return home
a)naze/w to boil up
a)nazhte/w to examine into, investigate
a)nazwgre/w to recall to life
a)nazw/nnumi to gird up
a)nazwpure/w to rekindle
a)naqa/llw to shoot up again
a)naqarse/w to regain courage
a)naqarsu/nw to fill with fresh courage
a)na/qema anything devoted to evil, an accursed thing
a)naqemati/zw to devote
a)naqermai/nw to warm up, heat again
a)naqete/oj one must attribute
a)naqhle/w to sprout afresh
a)na/qhma a votive offering set up
a)naqli/bw to press hard
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a)nakera/nnumi to mix up
)/anakej the Dioscuri, Castor and Pollux
a)nakefalaio/w to sum up the argument:&mdash
a)nakhki/w to spout up, gush forth
a)nakhru/ssw to proclaim by voice of herald, publish abroad
a)nakinduneu/w to run into danger again, to run a fresh risk
a)nakine/w to sway
a)naki/nhsij a swinging to and fro
a)naki/rnamai to mix well
a)nakla/zw to cry aloud, scream out
a)naklai/w to weep aloud, burst into tears
a)nakla/w to bend back
a)na/klhsij a calling on, invocation
a)naklhtiko/j fit for exhorting
a)nakli/nw to lean
a)na/klitoj leaning back
a)naklw/qw to undo the
a)nakogxulia/zw to open and counterfeit a seal
a)nakoino/w to communicate
a)nakoirane/w to rule
a)nakomidh/ a carrying away again, recovery
a)nakomi/zw to carry up
a)nakonti/zw to dart
a)nakoph/ a beating back: the recoil
a)nako/ptw to drive back
a)nakoufi/zw to lift up
a)nakou/fisij relief
a)nakra/zw to cry out, lift up the voice
a)na/krasij a mixing with others
a)nakre/komai to tune up
a)nakrema/nnumi to hang up on
a)nakri/nw to examine closely, to question, interrogate
a)na/krisij examination of parties concerned in a suit, a preparation
a)nakrote/w to lift up and strike together
a)na/krousij a pushing back
a)nakrouste/oj one must check
a)nakrou/w to push back, stop short, check
a)nakta/omai to regain for oneself, get back again, recover
a)naktori/a management
a)nakto/rioj belonging to a lord
a)na/ktoron a palace
a)nakuka/w to stir up and mix, mix up
a)nakukle/w to turn round again
a)nakuklo/omai to revolve
a)nakumbalia/zw to fall rattling over
a)naku/ptw to lift up the head
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a)name/trhsij a measurement
a)namhruka/omai to chew the cud
a)na/miga promiscuously
a)nami/gnumi to mix up, mix together
a)namimnh/skw to remind
a)na/micij intercourse
a)nami/c promiscuously
a)namisqarne/w to serve again for pay
a)na/mnhsij a calling to mind, recollection
a)namnhsto/j that which one can recollect
a)namormu/rw to roar loudly, boil up
a)namoxleu/w to raise by a lever, to force open
a)nampla/khtoj unerring, unfailing
a)namuxqi/zomai to moan loudly
a)namfi/boloj unambiguous
a)namfi/logoj undisputed, undoubted
a)namfisbh/thtoj undisputed, indisputable
a)nandri/a want of manhood
a)/nandroj husbandless
a)na/ndrwtoj widowed
a)nanea/zw to renew one's youth
a)nane/mw to divide anew
a)nane/omai to mount up
a)naneo/omai to renew
a)naneu/w to throw the head back
a)nane/wsij a renewal
a)nanh/fw to return to sobriety of mind
a)nanqh/j without bloom, past its bloom
a)nantagw/nistoj without a rival, without a struggle
a)/nanta up-hill
a)na/nthj up-hill, steep
a)nanti/lektoj incontestable
a)nacai/nw to tear open
a)nachrai/nw to dry up
a)naci/a a command, behest
a)na/cioj unworthy, not deemed
a)nacifo/rmigc ruled by the lyre
a)/nac a lord, master
a)nacuri/dej the trousers
a)nacu/w to scrape up
a)napaideu/w to educate afresh
a)na/paistoj struck back, rebounding
a)napai/w to strike back
a)na/palin back again
a)napa/llw to swing to and fro
a)napa/ssw to sprinkle upon
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a)naptu/ssw to unfold
a)naptuxh/ the expanse
a)naptu/w to spit up, sputter
a)na/ptw to make fast on
a)napunqa/nomai to inquire closely into, ascertain
a)na/pustoj ascertained, notorious
a)/narqroj without joints, not articulated
a)nariqme/omai to enumerate
a)nari/qmhtoj not to be counted, countless
a)na/riqmoj without number, countless, numberless
a)/narktoj not governed
a)na/rmenoj unequipped
a)narmoste/w not to fit
a)narmosti/a discord
a)na/rmostoj unsuitable, incongruous, disproportionate
a)narpagh/ re-capture
a)narpa/zw to snatch up
a)narpasto/j snatched up, carried off
a)narrh/gnumi to break up
a)na/rrhcij breakage
a)na/rrhsij a proclamation
a)narri/ptw to throw up
a)narrixa/omai to clamber up with the hands and feet, scramble up
a)narroibde/w to suck down again
a)na/rrusij rescue
a)narrw/nnumi to strengthen afresh
a)na/rsioj not fitting, incongruous
a)narta/w to hang to
a)narte/omai to be ready, prepared
a)na/rtioj uneven, odd
a)narxai/+zw to make old again
a)narxi/a lack of a leader
a)/narxoj without head
a)nasaleu/w to shake up, stir up
a)naseira/zw to draw back with a rein, to hold in check
a)nasei/w to shake back, swing to and fro, move up and down
a)naseu/omai sprang forth, spouted up
a)na/silloj bristling hair
a)naska/ptw to dig up, to dig up ground
a)naskeda/nnumi to scatter abroad
a)naskeua/zw to pack up the baggage
a)na/skhtoj unpractised, unexercised
a)naskolopi/zw to fix on a pole
a)naskope/w to look at narrowly, examine well
a)nasobe/w to scare and make to start up, to rouse
a)naspara/ssw to tear up
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a)naspa/w to draw up, pull up
a)/nassa a queen, lady, mistress
a)na/ssw to be lord, master, owner, to rule, in
a)nastado/n standing up, upright
a)na/stasij a raising up
a)nastath/r a destroyer
a)na/statoj made to rise up and depart, driven from one's home
a)nastato/w to unsettle, upset
a)nastauro/w to impale
a)naste/llw to raise up
a)nastena/zw didst thou groan forth
a)nastenaxi/zw to groan aloud
a)nastena/xw to groan aloud over, bemoan
a)naste/nw to groan aloud
a)naste/fw to crown, wreath
a)nasthri/zw to set up firmly
a)nastolh/ a putting back
a)nastomo/w to furnish with a mouth
a)nastre/fw to turn upside down, upset
a)nastrolo/ghtoj ignorant of astrology
a)nastrofh/ a turning upside down, upsetting
a)na-strwfa/w to keep turning about
a)nasu/romai to pull up one's clothes
a)nasfa/llw to rise from a fall
a)na/sxesij a taking on oneself, endurance
a)nasxi/zw to rip up
a)nasw/zw to recover what is lost, rescue
a)natara/ssw to disturb greatly, rouse to frenzy, confound
a)natei/nw to stretch up, hold up
a)nateixi/zw to rebuild
a)nateixismo/j a rebuilding of the walls
a)nate/llw to make to rise up
a)nate/mnw to cut open
a)nati/qhmi to lay upon
a)natima/w to raise in price
a)natina/ssw to shake up and down, brandish
a)nati/ without harm, with impunity
a)natlh=nai to bear up against, endure
a)natolh/ a rising, rise
a)natolma/w to regain courage
a)/natoj unharmed
a)natrepte/oj one must overthrow
a)natreptiko/j likely to upset
a)natre/pw to turn up
a)natre/fw to feed up, nurse up, educate
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a)ndrobo/roj man-devouring
a)ndro/bouloj of manly counsel, man-minded
a)ndrobrw/j man-eating
a)ndrogo/noj begetting males
a)ndro/gunoj a man-woman, hermaphrodite
a)ndroda/i+ktoj man-slaying
a)ndroda/maj man-taming
a)ndroqe/a the man-goddess
a)ndro/qen from a man
a)ndroqnh/j murderous
a)ndrokmh/j man-wearying
a)ndro/kmhtoj wrought by men's hands
a)ndroktasi/a slaughter of men
a)ndroktone/w to slay men
a)ndrokto/noj man-slaying, murdering
a)ndrole/teira a murderess
a)ndrolhyi/a seizure of men
a)ndroma/xoj fighting with men
a)ndro/meoj of man
a)ndromh/khj of a man's height
a)ndro/paij a man-boy
a)ndroplh/qeia a multitude of men
a)ndro/sinij hurtful to men
a)ndrosfagei=on a slaughter-house of men
a)ndro/sfigc a man-sphinx, sphinx with the bust of a man
a)ndro/thj manliness, manhood, courage
a)ndrotuxh/j getting a husband
a)ndrofage/w to eat men
a)ndrofa/goj eating men
a)ndro/fqoroj of a slain man
a)ndrofqo/roj man-destroying, murderous
a)ndrofoni/a slaughter of men
a)ndrofo/noj man-slaying
a)ndro/w to rear up into manhood
a)ndrw/dhj like a man, manly
a)ndrw/n the men's apartment
a)ne/braxe clashed
a)ne/gguoj not accredited
a)negei/rw to wake up, rouse
a)nege/rmwn wakeful
a)ne/gklhtoj not accused, without reproach, void of offence
a)ne/dhn let loose, freely, without restraint
a)neqe/lhtoj unwished for, unwelcome
a)neilei/quia without the aid of Eileithuia
a)neile/w to roll up together:&mdash
a)neime/nosoj let go free, released from labour
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a)/neimi to go up
a)nei/mwn without clothing, unclad
a)neipei=n to say aloud, announce, proclaim
a)nei/rgw to keep back, restrain
a)nei/rw to fasten on
a)nei/sodoj without entrance
a)neisfori/a exemption from the
a)nei/sforoj exempt from the
a)ne/kaqen from above
a)neka/j upwards
a)ne/kbatoj without outlet
a)nekdih/ghtoj ineffable
a)ne/kdotoj not given in marriage
a)ne/kdromoj inevitable
a)nekla/lhtoj unspeakable
a)nekpi/mplhmi to fill up
a)ne/kplhktoj undaunted, intrepid
a)nekte/oj to be borne
a)nekto/j bearable, sufferable, tolerable
a)ne/legktoj not cross-questioned, safe from being questioned
a)nele/gxw to convince
a)neleh/mwn merciless, without mercy
a)ne/leoj unmerciful
a)neleuqeri/a illiberality
a)neleu/qeroj not fit for a free man
a)ne/ligma anything rolled up, a ringlet
a)ne/licij an unfolding
a)neli/ssw to unroll
a)ne/lkw to draw up
a)/nelpij without hope, hopeless
a)ne/lpistoj unhoped for, unlooked for
a)ne/mbatoj inaccessible
a)neme/shtoj free from blame, without offence
a)ne/mhtoj not distributed
a)nemi/zomai to be driven with the wind
a)nemo/dromoj running with the wind
a)ne/molon to go through
a)nemoskeph/j sheltering from the wind
a)/nemoj wind
a)nemosfa/ragoj echoing to the wind
a)nemotrefh/j fed by the wind
a)nemo/w to expose to the wind:&mdash
a)ne/mplhktoj intrepid
a)nempo/distoj unembarrassed
a)nemw/khj swift as the wind
a)nemw/lioj windy
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a)nh/nwr unmanly
a)nhpu/w to cry aloud, roar
a)/nh fulfilment
a)nh/rotoj unploughed, untilled
a)nh/r a man
a)nh/faistoj without real fire
a)nqaire/omai to choose
a)nqali/skomai to be captured in turn
a)nqamilla/omai to vie one with another, to race one another
a)nqa/milloj vying with, rivalling
a)nqa/ptomai to lay hold of in turn
a)/nqeion a flower, blossom
a)nqekte/oj one must cleave to
a)nqe/lkw to draw
a)nqe/mion with flowers
a)nqemo/eij flowery
a)/nqemon costliest
a)nqemo/rrutoj flowing from flowers
a)nqemourgo/j working in flowers
a)nqemw/dhj flowery, blooming
a)nqerew/n the chin
a)nqe/ric the beard
)anqesth/ria the feast of flowers
)anqesthriw/n Anthesterion
a)nqestia/w to entertain in return
a)nqesfo/roj bearing flowers, flowering
a)nqe/w to blossom, bloom
a)/nqh full bloom
a)nqhro/j flowering, blooming
a)nqhssa/omai to give way in turn
a)nqi/zw to strew
a)nqino/j like flowers, blooming, fresh
a)nqippasi/a a sham-fight of horse
a)nqippeu/w to ride against
a)nqi/sthmi to set against
a)nqobole/w to bestrew with flowers
a)nqo/boloj garlanded with flowers
a)nqodi/aitoj living on flowers
a)nqodo/koj holding flowers
a)nqokome/w to produce flowers
a)nqoko/moj decked with flowers, flowery
a)nqokrate/w to govern flowers
a)nqo/krokoj worked with flowers
a)nqolkh/ a pulling in the contrary direction, resistance
a)nqologi/a a flower-gathering
a)nqolo/goj flower-gathering
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a)noikodome/w to build up
a)/noikoj houseless, homeless
a)noikte/oj one must open
a)noikti/rmwn pitiless, merciless
a)noi/ktistoj unpitied, unmourned
a)/noiktoj pitiless, ruthless
a)noikto/j opened
a)noimw/zw to wail aloud
a)noimwkti/ without need to wail, with impunity
a)noi/mwktoj unlamented
a)/noicij an opening
a)noiste/oj one must report
a)/noistoj referred
a)noistre/w to goad to madness
a)nokwxeu/w to hold back
a)nokwxh/ a stay, cessation
a)nolbi/a misery
a)/nolboj unblest, wretched, luckless
a)nolkh/ a hauling up
a)nololu/zw to cry aloud, shout (with joy)
a)nolofu/romai to break into loud wailing
a)nomali/zw to restore to equality, equalise
a)/nombroj without rain
a)nome/w to act lawlessly
a)nomi/a lawlessness
a)nomi/lhtoj having no communion with others, unsociable
a)no/mmatoj eyeless, sightless
a)nomoioeidh/j of unlike kind, heterogeneous
a)no/moioj unlike, dissimilar
a)nomoio/thj dissimilarity
a)nomoio/w to make unlike
a)nomologe/omai to agree upon
a)nomologhte/oj one must admit
a)nomologi/a disagreement
a)nomo/logoj not agreeing
a)nomologou/menoj not agreeing, inconsistent
a)/nomoj without law, lawless
a)no/nhtoj unprofitable, useless
a)/nooj without understanding, foolish, silly
a)nopai=a unseen
a)/noploj without the
a)nora/w to look up
a)no/rganoj without instruments
a)norqo/w to set up again, restore, rebuild
a)/normoj without harbour
a)no/rnumi to rouse, stir up
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a)ntoxe/omai to drive
a)ntria/j of a grotto
a)ntrw/dhj full of caves
a)/ntuc the edge
a)ntw|do/j singing in answer, responsive
a)ntwmosi/a an oath
a)ntwne/omai to buy instead
a)ntwpo/j with the eyes opposite, facing, fronting
a)ntwfele/w to assist
a)nu/bristoj not insulted
a)/nudroj wanting water, waterless
a)nume/naioj without the nuptial song, unwedded
a)numne/w to praise in song
a)nu/mfeutoj unwedded
a)/numfoj not bridal, unwedded
a)nupe/rblhtoj not to be surpassed
a)nupeu/qunoj not liable to give account, irresponsible
a)nupodhsi/a a going barefoot
a)nupodhte/w to go barefoot
a)nupo/dhtoj unshod, barefoot
a)nupo/dikoj not liable to action
a)nupo/kritoj without dissimulation
a)nupono/htoj unsuspected
a)nu/poptoj without suspicion, unsuspected
a)nupo/statoj not to be withstood, irresistible
a)nupo/taktoj not made subject
a)nusiergo/j finishing work, industrious
a)nu/simoj efficacious, effectual
a)/nusij accomplishment
a)nusto/j to be accomplished, practicable
a)nutiko/j to be accomplished, practicable
a)nufai/nw to weave anew, renew
a)nuyo/w to raise up, exalt
a)nu/w to effect, achieve, accomplish, complete
a)/nw to accomplish, achieve, finish
a)/nw up, upwards
a)nw/gaion anything raised from the ground
a)/nwga to command, order
a)nw/dunoj free from pain
a)/nwqen from above, from on high
a)nwqe/w to push up, push off from shore
a)nwisti/ unlooked for
a)nw/istoj unlooked for, unexpected
a)nw/leqroj indestructible
a)nwmali/a unevenness
a)nw/maloj uneven, irregular
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a)pipo/w to press
a)piso/w to make equal
)=apij Apis
a)piste/w to be
a)pisti/a disbelief, distrust, mistrust
a)/pistoj not to be trusted
a)pisxuri/zomai to set oneself to oppose firmly, give a flat denial
a)pi/sxw to keep off, hold off
a)pite/oj one must go away
a)planh/j not wandering, steady, fixed
a)pla/nhtoj that cannot go astray
a)/plastoj not moulded
a)/platoj unapproachable, terrible
a)/plektoj unplaited
a)/pletoj boundless, immense
a)/pleustoj not navigated
a)/plhktoj unstricken
a)plh/rwtoj insatiable
a)plhsti/a insatiate desire, greediness
a)/plhstoj not to be filled, insatiate
a)/ploia impossibility of sailing, detention in port
a(ploi/+zomai to deal openly
a(ploi/+j simple, single
a)plo/kamoj with unbraided hair
(aploku/wn a Cynic who wore his coat single
a)/plooj not sailing, unfit for sea, not sea-worthy
a(plo/oj single
a(plo/thj singleness: simplicity, frankness
a)/ploutoj without riches
a(plo/w to make single, to unfold, stretch out
a)plusi/a filthiness, filth
a)/plutoj unwashen, unwashed
a(plw=j singly, in one way
a)pneusti/ to hold one's breath
a)/pneustoj breathless
a)/pnooj without breath, lifeless
a)poba/qra a ladder for disembarking, a gangway
a)pobai/nw to step off from
a)poba/llw to throw off
a)poba/ptw to dip quite
a)po/basij a stepping off, disembarking
a)poba/thj one who rode several horses leaping from one to the other
a)pobia/zomai to force away
a)pobiba/zw to make to get off
a)pobla/ptw to ruin utterly
a)poblasta/nw to shoot forth from, spring from
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a)pode/kthj a receiver
a)podekto/j acceptable
a)podendro/omai to be turned into a tree
a)po/derma a hide stripped off
a)pode/rw to flay
a)po/desmoj a breastband, girdle
a)pode/xomai to accept from
a)pode/w to bind fast
a)pode/w to be in want of, lack
a)podhme/w to be away from home, be abroad
a)podhmhth/j one who goes abroad
a)podhmhtiko/j fond of travelling
a)podhmi/a a being from home, a going
a)po/dhmoj away from one's country, from home, abroad
a)podiaita/w to decide for
a)podiatri/bw to wear quite away, to waste utterly
a)podidra/skw to run away
a)podi/dwmi to give up
a)podikei=n to throw off
a)podike/w to defend oneself on trial
a)podine/w to thresh
a)podiopompe/omai to avert threatened evils by offerings to Zeus, to conjure away
a)podiori/zw to mark off by dividing, to separate
a)podiw/kw to chase away
a)podokei= it seems good not
a)podokima/zw to reject on scrutiny, to reject for want of qualification
a)podokimaste/oj one must reject
a)podokima/w to reject
a)po/dosij a giving back, restitution, return
a)podote/oj one must give back, refer, assign
a)podoxh/ a receiving back, having restored to one
a)po/drasij a running away, escape
a)podre/pw to pluck off
a)podru/ptw to tear off the skin, lacerate
a)podu/romai to lament bitterly
a)podute/oj one must strip
a)poduth/rion an undressing room
a)podu/w to strip off
a)poei/kw to withdraw from
a)po/erse swept away
a)poza/w to live off
a)pozeu/gnumai to be parted from
a)po/zw to smell of
a)poqa/llw to lose the bloom
a)poqarre/w to have full confidence
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a)pomanqa/nw to unlearn
a)pomanteu/omai to announce as a prophet
a)po/macij a wiping off
a)pomarai/nomai to waste
a)poma/ssw to wipe clean
a)pomastigo/w to scourge severely
a)pomatai/+zw to behave in unseemly fashion
a)poma/xomai to fight from
a)po/maxoj past fighting, past service
a)pomei/romai to distribute
a)pomeri/zw to part
a)pomermhri/zw to sleep off care
a)pomesto/omai to be filled to the brim
a)pometre/w to measure out
a)pomhku/nw to prolong, draw out
a)pomhni/w to be very wroth, to perseverere in wrath
a)pomime/omai to express by imitating
a)pomimnh/skomai to remember fully
a)po/misqoj away from
a)pomisqo/w to let out for hire
a)pomnhmo/neuma a memorial
a)pomnhmoneu/w to relate from memory, relate, recount
a)pomnhsikake/w to bear a grudge against
a)po/mnumi to take an oath away from
a)pomoi/ria a portion
a)pomono/omai to be excluded from
a)pomo/rgnumi to wipe off
a)po/mousoj away from the Muses, unaccomplished, rude
a)pomuqe/omai to dissuade
a)pomuka/omai to bellow loudly
a)pomukte/oj one must wipe one's nose
a)pomu/ssw to wipe
a)ponai/w to remove, to send away
a)ponarko/omai to become quite torpid, insensible
a)ponemhte/oj one must assign
a)pone/mw to portion out, impart, assign
a)ponenohme/nwj desperately
a)pone/omai to go away, depart
a)poneu/w to bend away from
a)pone/w to unload
a)ponhti/ without fatigue
a)po/nhtoj without toil
a)ponh/xomai to escape by swimming, to swim away
a)poni/a non-exertion, laziness
a)poni/zw wash off
a)poni/namai to have the use
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a)poni/ssomai to go away
a)ponoe/omai to have lost all sense
a)po/noia loss of all sense
a)/ponoj without toil
a)ponoste/w to return, come home
a)ponosfi/zw to put asunder, keep aloof from
a)pono/sfi far apart
a)ponuktereu/w to pass a night away from
a)ponuxi/zw to pare the nails
a)ponwti/zw to make
a)po/cenoj alien to guests, inhospitable
a)poceno/w to drive from house and home, banish
a)poce/nwsij a living abroad
a)poce/w to shave off, to cut off
a)pochrai/nw to dry up
a)pocu/nw to bring to a point, make taper
a)pocura/w to shave clean
a)po/curoj cut sharp off, abrupt
a)pocu/w to strip off
a)popa/llw to hurl
a)popaptai/nw to look about one
a)popate/w to retire from the way, to go aside to ease oneself
a)po/patoj a place out of the way: a privy
a)popau/w to stop
a)po/ from, away from. c. gen.
a)popeira/omai to make trial, essay
a)po/peira a trial, essay
a)popeleka/w to hew
a)pope/mpw to send off
a)po/pemyij a sending off, dispatching
a)popenqe/w to mourn for
a)popera/w to carry over
a)pope/rdomai to break wind
a)pope/tomai to fly off
a)popefasme/nwj openly, plainly
a)poph/gnumi to make to freeze, to freeze
a)pophda/w to leap off from
a)popi/mplhmi to fill up
a)popi/nw to drink up, drink off
a)popi/ptw to fall off from
a)popisteu/w to trust fully, rely on
a)popla/zw to lead astray from
a)poplana/w to lead astray
a)poplani/aj a wanderer, fugitive
a)pople/w to sail away, sail off
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a)po/rrhgma a fragment
a)porrh/gnumi to break off, snap asunder
a)po/rrhsij a forbidding, prohibition
a)po/rrhtoj forbidden
a)porrige/w to shrink shivering from
a)porrina/w to file off
a)porri/ptw to throw away, put away
a)porro/h a flowing off, stream
a)porroibde/w to shriek forth
a)porrofe/w to swallow some of
a)porru/ptw to cleanse thoroughly
a)po/rrutoj running
a)porrw/c broken off, abrupt, sheer, precipitous
a)porfani/zomai to be orphaned
a)po/rfuroj without purple border
a)porxe/omai to dance
a)posaleu/w to lie in the open sea, to ride at anchor
a)posafe/w to make clear
a)posbe/nnumi to put out, extinguish, quench
a)posei/w to shake off
a)posemnu/nw to make august, glorify
a)poseu/w to chase away
a)poshmai/nw to give notice by signs, give notice
a)posh/pomai to lose by mortification
a)posimo/w to make flat-nosed
a)po/sitoj abstaining from food
a)posiwpa/w to cease speaking, maintain silence
a)posiw/phsij a becoming silent
a)poska/ptw to intercept by trenches
a)poskeda/nnumi to scatter abroad, disperse
a)poskepte/oj one must look steadily
a)poskeua/zw to pull off
a)poskhne/w to encamp apart from
a)po/skhnoj encamping apart, messing alone
a)poskhno/w to keep apart from
a)poskh/ptw to hurl from above
a)poskia/zw to cast a shadow
a)poskiasmo/j the casting a shadow
a)poski/dnamai to be dispersed
a)posklh=nai to be dried up, to wither
a)poskope/w to look away from
a)posko/pioj far from the mark
a)poskuqi/zw to strip off the scalp in Scythian fashion
a)poskuleu/w to carry off as spoil from
a)poskw/ptw to banter, rally
a)posma/w to wipe off dirt
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a)posmu/xomai to be consumed by a slow fire, to pine away
a)posobe/w to scare away
a)pospa/dioj torn off
a)pospara/ssw to tear off
a)po/spasma that which is torn off, a piece, rag, shred
a)pospa/j a slip torn from
a)pospa/w to tear
a)pospe/ndw to pour out wine
a)pospeu/dw to be zealous in preventing
a)pospode/w to wear quite off
a)postado/n standing aloof
a)posta/zw to let fall drop by drop, distil
a)postasi/a defection
a)postasi/ou for having forsaken
a)po/stasij a standing away from
a)postate/oj one must stand off from
a)postate/w to stand aloof from, depart from, be far from
a)postath/r one who has power to dissolve an assembly
a)posta/thj a runaway slave: a deserter, rebel
a)postatiko/j of
a)postauro/w to fence off with a palisade
a)postega/zw to uncover: to take off
a)poste/gw to keep out
a)postei/xw to go away, to go home
a)poste/llw to send off
a)posteno/w to straiten, block up
a)poste/rgw to love no more
a)postere/w to rob, despoil, bereave
a)poste/rhsij deprivation
a)posterhth/j a depriver, robber
a)posterhtiko/j of
a)po/sthma distance, interval
a)posthri/zomai to fix firmly
a)postilbo/w to make to shine
a)posti/lbw to be bright from
a)postleggi/zw to scrape with a strigil
a)postoleu/j a magistrate who had to fit out
a)postolh/ a sending off
a)po/stoloj a messenger, ambassador, envoy
a)postomati/zw to dictate by word of mouth, teach by dictation
a)postra/thgoj a retired general
a)postratopedeu/omai to encamp away from
a)postre/fw to turn
a)postrofh/ a turning back
a)po/strofoj turned away
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a)rgurofeggh/j silver-shining
a)rgurw/dhj rich in silver
a)rgurw/nhtoj bought with silver
a)rgu/feoj silver-white
a)/rgufoj silver-white
)argw=|oj of the Argo
)argw/ the Argo
a)rdei/a a watering
a)rdeu/w to water
a)/rdhn lifted up, on high
a)/rdij the point of
a)rdmo/j a watering-place
a)/rdw to water
a)reia/ menaces, threats
a)reimanh/j full of warlike frenzy
a)/reioj devoted to Ares, warlike, martial
a)rei/tolmoj warlike, bold
a)rei/fatoj slain by Ares
a)rei/wn better, stouter, stronger, braver, more excellent
)areopagi/thj a member of the Areopagus
a)reskei/a the character of an
a)re/skeuma an act of obsequiousness
a)resko/ntwj agreeably
a)/reskoj pleasing
a)re/skw to make good, make up
a)resto/j acceptable, pleasing
a)reta/w to be fit
a)reth/ goodness, excellence
a)rhgosu/nh help, aid
a)rhgw/n a helper
a)rh/gw to help, aid, succour
a)rhi/qooj swift as Ares, swift in battle
a)rhikta/menoj slain by Ares
a)rhi/filoj dear to Ares, favoured of the god of war
a)/rhcij help, succour
)/arhj Ares
a)rhth/rion a place for prayer
a)rhth/r one that prays, a priest
a)rqme/w to be united
a)/rqmioj united
a)rqmo/j a bond, league, friendship
a)/rqron a joint
a)rqrope/dh a band for the limbs, fetter
a)rqro/w to fasten by a joint
a)rqrw/dhj well-jointed, well-knit
a)ri/gnwtoj easy to be known
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a)/spasma a greeting
a)spasmo/j a greeting, embrace, salutation
a)spasto/j welcome
a)/speistoj to be appeased by no libations, implacable
a)/spermoj without seed
a)sperxe/j hastily, hotly, vehemently
a)/spetoj unspeakable, unutterable, unspeakably great
a)spidapoblh/j one that throws away his shield, a runaway
a)spidhfo/roj shield-bearing
a)spidiw/thj shield-bearing, a warrior
a)spido/doupoj clattering with shields
a)spidophgei=on the workshop of a shieldmaker
a)spidou=xoj a shield-bearer
a)spidofe/rmwn living by the shield
a)/spiloj without spot, spotless
a)spi/j a round shield
a)spisth/j one armed with a shield, a warrior
a)spi/stwr of shielded warriors
a)/splagxnoj without bowels
a)/spondoj without drink-offering
a)spou/dastoj not to be zealously pursued, not worth pursuing
a)spoudi/ without zeal, without a struggle, ignobly
a)=sson nearer, very near
)assuri/a Assyria, the country of the Assyrians
)assu/rioi the Assyrians
a)staqh/j unsteady, unstable
a)sta/qmhtoj unsteady, unstable
a)stakti/ not in drops
a)/staktoj not in drops, gushing
a)sta/laktoj not dripping
a)sta/ndhj a courier
a)stasi/astoj not disturbed by faction
a)state/w to be unstable
a)/statoj unstable
a)stafidi/thj of raisins
a)stafi/j dried grapes, raisins
a)/staxuj an ear of corn
a)ste/gastoj uncovered
a)stei/+zomai to talk cleverly
a)stei=oj of the town
a)stemfh/j unmoved, unshaken
a)ste/naktoj without sigh
a)|ste/oj one must sing
a)/steptoj uncrowned
a)sterga/nwr without love of man, shunning wedlock
a)stergh/j without love, implacable, hateful
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a)/stude into, to
a)studrome/omai to have the streets filled with fugitives
a)/stuloj without pillar
a)stu/nikoj the victorious city
a)stunome/w to be
a)stunomi/a the office
a)stunomiko/j of
a)stuno/moj protecting the city
a)stu/oxoj protecting the city
a)/stu a city, town
a)stufe/liktoj unshaken, undisturbed
a)stu/feloj not rugged
a)suggnw/mwn not pardoning, relentless
a)sugke/rastoj unmixed
a)sugko/mistoj not gathered in
a)su/gkritoj not to be compared, unlike
a)sukofa/nthtoj not plagued by informers, not calumniated
a)sulai=oj of an asylum
a)su/lhtoj not inviolate
a)suli/a inviolability
a)sullo/gistoj not reasoning justly
a)/suloj safe from violence, inviolate
a)su/mbatoj not coming to terms
a)su/mblhtoj not to be guessed, unintelligible
a)su/mboloj not paying one's scot
a)summetri/a want of proportion
a)su/mmetroj having no common measure
a)sumpagh/j not compact
a)sumpaqh/j without sympathy with
a)su/mforoj inconvenient, inexpedient, useless
a)su/mfwnoj not agreeing in sound
a)su/myhfoj not agreeing with
a)su/ndetoj unconnected
a)su/ndhloj not manifest
a)sunesi/a want of understanding, stupidity
a)su/netoj void of understanding, stupid
a)sunh/qeia want of experience
a)sunh/qhj unaccustomed, inexperienced, unacquainted
a)su/nqetoj uncompounded
a)su/noptoj not easily perceived
a)su/ntaktoj not ranged together
a)su/ntonoj not strained, slack
a)suskeu/astoj not arranged, not ready
a)su/statoj having no cohesion
a)su/fhloj insolent, degrading
a)sfa/dastoj without convulsion
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a)/sfaktoj unslaughtered
a)sfa/lac a mole
a)sfa/leia security against stumbling
)asfa/leioj securer
a)sfalh/j not liable to fall, immoveable, steadfast, firm
a)sfali/zomai to make safe, secure
a)/sfaltoj asphalt, bitumen
a)sfarage/w to resound, clang
a)sfa/ragoj the throat, gullet
a)sfa/ragoj asparagus
a)sfode/linoj of asphodel
a)sfo/deloj asphodel, king's-spear
a)/sfuktoj without pulse, lifeless
a)sxala/w to be distressed, grieved
a)sxa/llw to be vexed at
a)/sxetoj not to beheld in
a)sxhma/tistoj without form
a)sxhmone/w to behave unseemly, disgrace oneself, to be put to shame
a)sxhmosu/nh want of form, ungracefulness
a)sxh/mwn misshapen, unseemly, shameful
a)sxole/w to engage, occupy
a)sxoli/a an occupation, business, want of leisure
a)/sxoloj without leisure, engaged, occupied, busy
a)/sxu the inspissated juice of a Scythian tree
a)sw/matoj unembodied, incorporeal
a)swteu/omai to lead a profligate, wasteful life
a)swti/a prodigality, wastefulness
a)/swtoj having no hope of safety, abandoned, profligate
a)takte/w to be undisciplined, disorderly
a)/taktoj not in battle-order
a)talai/pwroj without pains
a)ta/lantoj equal in weight, equivalent
a)tala/frwn tender-minded
a)ta/llw to skip in childish glee, gambol
a)talo/j tender, delicate
a)talo/yuxoj soft-hearted
a)taci/a want of discipline, disorderliness
a)ta/omai to suffer greatly, be in dire distress
a)ta/raktoj not disturbed, without confusion, steady
a)tarbh/j unfearing, fearless
a)ta/rbhtoj fearless, undaunted
a)ta/rmuktoj unwincing, unflinching
a)ta/r but, yet
a)tarthro/j mischievous, baneful
a)tasqali/a presumptuous sin, recklessness, arrogance
a)tasqa/llw acting presumptuously, in arrogance
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a)timasth/r a dishonourer
a)tima/w to dishonour, treat lightly
a)ti/mhtoj unhonoured, despised
a)timi/a dishonour, disgrace
a)timopenqh/j sorrowing for dishonour incurred
a)/timoj unhonoured, dishonoured
a)timo/w to dishonour
a)timw/rhtoj unavenged
a)ti/mwsij a dishonouring, dishonour done to
a)tita/llw to rear up
a)ti/thj unpunished
a)/titoj unhonoured, unavenged
)atlagenh/j sprung from Atlas
)atlantiko/j of Atlas, Atlantic
)atlanti/j the Atlantic ocean
)/atlaj Atlas
a)tlhte/w to be unable to bear
a)/tlhtoj not to be borne, insufferable
a)tmeni/a slavery, servitude
a)tmh/n a slave, servant
a)/tmhtoj not cut up, unravaged
a)tmi/zw to smoke
a)tmo/j steam, vapour
a)/toixoj unwalled
a)/tokoj having never yet brought forth, never having had a child
a)to/lmhtoj not to be endured, insufferable
a)tolmi/a want of daring, cowardice, backwardness
a)/tolmoj daring nothing, wanting courage, spiritless, cowardly
a)/tomoj uncut, unmown
a)tone/w to be relaxed, exhausted
a)/tonoj not stretched, relaxed
a)/tocoj without bow
a)topi/a a being out of the way
a)/topoj out of place
a)tragw/|dhtoj not treated tragically
a)/traktoj a spindle
a)trapo/j a path with no turnings
a)tra/facuj orach
a)tra/xhloj without neck
a)tre/keia reality, strict truth, certainty
a)trekh/j real, genuine
a)tre/maj without trembling, without motion
a)treme/w not to tremble, to keep still
a)tremh/j not trembling, unmoved
a)tremi/a a keeping still
a)tremi/zw to keep quiet
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a)feidi/a profuseness
a)fekte/oj one must abstain from
a)felh/j without a stone, even, smooth
a)fe/lkw to drag away
a)felo/thj simplicity
a)/fenoj riches, wealth, plenty
a)/ferktoj shut out from
a)fermhneu/w to interpret, expound
a)fe/rpw to creep off, steal away, retire
a)/fertoj insufferable, intolerable
a)/fesij a letting go, dismissal
a)festh/cw I shall be absent, away from
a)fete/oj one must dismiss
a)feth/rioj for letting go
a)/fetoj let loose, at large, ranging at will
a)feu/w to singe off
a)fe/yw to refine by boiling off
a)fhge/omai to lead from
a)fh/ghma a tale, narrative
a)fh/ghsij a telling, narrating
a)fhghth/r a guide
a)fhdu/nw to sweeten
a)fh/kw to arrive at
a)fh=lic beyond youth, elderly
a)/fhmai to sit apart
a(fh/ a lighting, kindling
a)fh/twr the archer
a)fqarsi/a incorruption
a)/fqartoj uncorrupted, incorruptible
a)/fqegktoj voiceless
a)/fqitoj not liable to perish, imperishable
a)/fqoggoj voiceless, speechless
a)fqo/nhtoj unenvied
a)fqoni/a freedom from envy
a)/fqonoj without envy
a)fqori/a incorruption
a)/fqoroj uncorrupt
a)fidru/w to remove to another settlement
a)fiero/w to purify, hallow
a)fi/hmi to send forth, discharge
a)fika/nw to arrive at, to have come to
a)fikne/omai to come to
a)fila/gaqoj not loving the good
a)fila/rguroj not loving money
a)fi/lhtoj unloved
a)filo/sofoj unphilosophic
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a)wro/nuktoj at midnight
a)/wroj untimely, unseasonable
a)/wroj pendulous, waving about
a)wte/w to sleep well
a)/wton fine wool, flock
babai/ bless me
ba/gma a speech
ba/dhn step by step
badi/zw to go slowly, to walk
ba/disij a walking, going
ba/disma walk, gait
badiste/oj one must walk
badisth/j a goer
badistiko/j good at walking
ba/doj a walk
ba/zw to speak, say
baqmi/j a step
baqmo/j a step
ba/qoj depth
ba/qron that on which anything stands
baquagkh/j with deep dells
baqu/bouloj deep-counselling
baqu/gaioj with deep soil, productive
baqu/ghrwj in great old age, decrepit
baqudi/nhj deep-eddying
baqu/zwnoj deep-girded
baqu/qric with thick wool
baqukamph/j strongly curved
baqukh/thj deep yawning
baqukleh/j illustrious
baqu/kolpoj with dress falling in deep folds
baqu/krhmnoj with high cliffs
baqukte/anoj with great possessions, plenteous
baqu/leimoj with deep, rich meadows
baqulh/ioj with deep crop, very fruitful
baqu/nooj of deep mind
baqu/nw to deepen, hollow out
baqu/culoj with deep wood
baqu/pelmoj thick-soled
baqu/ploutoj exceeding rich
baqupo/lemoj plunged deep in war
baqu/rrhnoj with thick wool
baqu/rrizoj deep-rooted
baqu/rrooj deep-flowing, brimming
baquskafh/j deep-dug
baqu/skioj deep-shaded
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baqu/j deep
baqu/sporoj deep-sown, fruitful
baqu/sternoj deep-chested
baqu/stolmoj with deep, full robe
baqu/strwtoj deep-strewn, well-covered
baqu/sxoinoj deep-grown with rushes
baqu/thj depth
baqu/fulloj thick-leafed
baquxai/thj with deep, thick hair, Hes
bai/nw to walk, step
baio/j little, small, scanty
ba/ij a palm-branch
bai/th a shepherd's
bake/laj an eunuch in the service of Cybele
baki/zw to prophesy like Bacis
bakthri/a a staff, cane
ba/ktreuma a staff
baktreu/w to lean on a staff
baktroprosai/thj going about begging with a staff
bakxa/w to be in Bacchic frenzy, to rave
bakxe/bakxon the song
bakxei/a the feast of Bacchus, Bacchic frenzy, revelry
bakxei=on the temple of Bacchus
ba/kxeioj Bacchic, of
ba/kxeuma Bacchic revelries
bakxeu/simoj Bacchanalian, frenzied
ba/kxeusij Bacchic revelry
bakxeuth/j a Bacchanal
bakxeutiko/j disposed to Bacchic revels
bakxeu/w to keep the feast of Bacchus, celebrate his mysteries
ba/kxh a Bacchante
ba/kxoj Bacchus
balana/gra a key
balanei=on bathing-room
balaneu/j a bath-man
balaneu/w to wait upon
balanhfa/goj acorn-eating
balanhfo/roj bearing dates
balani/zw to shake acorns from
bala/nissa a bathing-woman
balanodo/kh the socket in a door-post to receive the
ba/lanoj an acorn
balano/w to fasten with a bolt-pin
balbi/j the rope drawn across the race-course
ba/lioj dapple
balio/j spotted, dappled
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biba/sqw striding
biba/w to stride
bi/bhmi to stride
bi/blinoj , Biblian wine
biblioka/phloj a dealer in books
bibli/on a paper, scroll, letter
bi/bloj the inner bark of the papyrus
bibrw/skw to eat, eat up
bi=koj a wine-jar
bine/w coire
biodo/thj giver of life
bio/dwroj life-giving
bioqa/lmioj lively, strong, hale
bioqre/mmwn supporting the life
bio/j a bow
bi/oj life
biosterh/j reft of the means of life
biotei/a a way of life
bioteu/w to live
bioth/ a living, sustenance
bio/tion a scant living
bi/otoj life
biofeidh/j penurious
bio/w to live, pass one's life
biw/simoj to be lived, worth living
bi/wsij manner of life
biw/skomai to quicken, make
biwte/oj one must live
biwtiko/j of
biwto/j to be lived, worth living
blabero/j hurtful, noxious, disadvantageous
bla/bh hurt, harm, damage
blaiso/j having the knees bent inwards, bandylegged
blai/swsij distortion, retortion
blakei/a laziness, stupidity
blakeu/w to be slack, lazy
blakiko/j lazy, stupid
blakw/dhj lazy-like, lazy
bla/c slack
bla/ptw to disable, hinder, stop
blasta/nw to bud, sprout, grow
bla/sthma offspring, an offshoot
bla/sth birth from
blasto/j a sprout, shoot, sucker
blasfhme/w to drop evil
blasfhmi/a a profane speech
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bla/sfhmoj evil-speaking
blau/th a kind of slipper
bla/yij a harming, damage
blayi/frwn mad
blemeai/nw to look fiercely, glare around
ble/mma a look, glance
ble/poj a look
blepte/oj one must look
bleptiko/j of
blepto/j to be seen, worth seeing
ble/pw to see, have the power of sight
blefari/j an eyelash
ble/faron mostly in pl. the eyelids
ble/yij sight
blh=ma a throw, cast
blhte/oj one must put
blh=tron a fastening, a band
blhxa/omai to bleat
blhxh/ a bleating
blhxro/j weak, faint, slight
blhxw/dhj bleating, sheepish
blhxwni/aj prepared with pennyroyal
blh/xwn pennyroyal
blisthri/j honey-taking
blitoma/mmaj a booby
bli/ttw to cut out the comb of bees, take the honey
blosuro/j grim, fierce
blosurw=pij grim-looking
blu/zw gush forth
blu/sij a bubbling up
blwqro/j tall, stately
blw/skw to go
boa/grion a shield of wild bull's hide
bo/agroj a wild bull
bo/ama a shriek, cry
bo/auloj an ox-stall
boa/w to cry aloud, to shout
boei/h an ox-hide, ox-hide shield
boeiko/j of
bo/eioj of an ox
boeu/j a rope of ox-hide
bohgenh/j born of an ox
bohdrome/w to run to a cry for aid, haste to help
bohdro/mia the succour given
bohdromiw/n the third Attic month
bohdro/moj running to a cry for aid, giving succour, a helper
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boustro/foj ox-guiding
bousfage/w to slaughter oxen
bou/thj a herdsman
bou/tomon butomus, the flowering rush
boufa/goj ox-eating
boufone/w to slaughter oxen
boufo/nia sc
boufo/noj ox-slaying, ox-offering
bouforbe/w to tend cattle
boufo/rbia a herd of oxen
bouforbo/j ox-feeding
bouxandh/j holding a whole ox
bow/nhj an officer who bought oxen for the sacrifices
bow=pij ox-eyed
bowte/w to plough
bow/thj a ploughman
brabei/a arbitration, judgment
brabei=on a prize in the games
brabeu/j the judge who assigned the prizes at the games
brabeu/w to act as a judge
bra/bulon a wild plum
bragxo/j hoarse
bra/gxoj hoarseness
bradu/nw to make slow, delay
bradupeiqh/j slow to believe
braduploe/w to sail slowly
bradu/pouj slow of foot, slow
braduskelh/j slow of leg
bradu/j slow
braduth/j slowness
bra/koj a rich woman's-garment
bra/ssw to shake violently, throw up
bra/xea shallows
braxei=n to rattle, clash, ring
braxionisth/r an armlet
braxi/wn the arm
braxu/bioj short-lived
braxu/bwloj with small
braxugnw/mwn of small understanding
braxu/dromoj running a short way
braxu/kwloj with short limbs
braxulogi/a brevity in speech
braxulo/goj short in speech, of few words
braxu/nw to shorten, to use as a short syllable
braxu/poroj with a short passage
braxu/j short
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fat-guts
gato/moj;cleaving the ground
gauliko/j;of
gaulo/j;a milk-pail
gau=loj;a round-built Phoenician merchant vessel
gauri/ama;arrogance, exultation
gauria/w;to bear oneself proudly, prance
gauro/omai;to exult
gau=roj;exulting in
gauro/thj;exultation, ferocity
gau/rwma;a subject for boasting
gau/sapoj;rough cloth
ge/gwna;to call out so as to be heard
gegwne/w;to tell out, proclaim
gegwni/skw;to cry aloud
gegwno/j;loud-sounding
ge/enna;ge-hinnom
geiaro/thj;a plougher of earth
gei/nomai;to be born
geiofo/roj;earth-bearing
gei=son;the projecting part of the roof, the eaves, cornice, coping
geitni/asij;neighbourhood: the neighbours
geitnia/w;to be a neighbour, to border on
geito/nhma;neighbourhood: a neighbouring place
geitoni/a;neighbourhood
geito/sunoj;neighbouring
gei/twn;one of the same land, a neighbour
ga/strwn gelasei/w;to be like to laugh, ready to laugh
te/oj one must discourse
dialektiko/j skilled in logical argument
dia/lektoj discourse: discussion, debate, arguing
dia/lecij discourse, arguing
dialeptologe/omai to discourse subtly, chop logic
dialhpte/oj one must distinguish
diallagh/ interchange, exchange
dia/llagma a substitute, changeling
diallakth/r a mediator
dialla/ssw to change one with another, interchange
dia/llomai to leap across
dialogi/zomai to balance accounts
dialogismo/j a balancing of accounts
dia/logoj a conversation, dialogue
dialoidore/omai to rail furiously at
dialumai/nomai to maltreat shamefully, undo utterly
dia/lusij a loosing one from another, separating, parting
dialute/oj one must dissolve
dialuth/j a dissolver, breaker-up
dialuto/j capable of dissolution
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dika/stria a she-judge
dikei=n to throw, cast
di/kella a mattock, a two-pronged hoe
dikelli/thj a digger
dike/raioj two-horned, two-pointed
di/kerwj two-horned
di/kh custom, usage
dikhfo/roj bringing justice, avenging
diki/dion a little trial
dikli/j double-folding
dikografi/a the composition of lawspeeches
dikolo/goj a pleader, advocate
dikorrafe/w to get up a lawsuit
dikorra/foj a pettifogger.
diko/rumboj two-pointed, two-peaked
diko/rufoj two-peaked
di/kranon a pitch-fork
dikrath/j co-mate in power
di/krooj forked, cloven, bifurcate
di/krotoj double-beating
diktatwrei/a the dictatorship
dikta/twr dictator
diktubole/w to cast the net
diktubo/loj a fisherman
di/ktunna goddess of the chase
diktuo/klwstoj woven in meshes
di/ktuon a casting-net, a net
diktuo/omai to be caught in a net
dikwpi/a a pair of sculls
di/kwpoj two-oared
diloge/w to say again, repeat
dilogi/a repetition
di/logoj double-tongued, doubtful
di/logxoj double-pointed, two-fold
di/lofoj double-crested
dimnai=oj worth
dimoiri/a a double share
di/moiroj divided in two, double
di/neuma a whirling round
dineu/w to whirl
dinh/eij whirling, eddying
di/nh a whirlpool, eddy
dinhto/j whirled round
di=noj a whirling, rotation
dinw/dhj eddying
di/nw to thresh out on the
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dixasth/j a divider
di/xhloj cloven-hoofed
dixh= in two, asunder
dixh/rhj dividing
dixqa/dioj twofold, double, divided
dixqa/ in twain
dixognwmone/w to differ in opinion
dixognw/mwn divided between two opinions
dixo/qen from both sides, both ways
dixoi/nikoj holding
dixomhni/a the fullness of the moon
dixo/mhnoj dividing the month
dixo/muqoj double-speaking
dixo/noia discord, disagreement
dixo/nooj double-minded.
dixorragh/j broken in twain
dixo/rropoj oscillating
dixostasi/a a standing apart, dissension
dixostate/w to stand apart, disagree
dixotome/w to cut in two, cut in twain
dixo/tomoj cut in half, divided equally
dixo/frwn at variance, discordant
di/xrwmoj two-coloured
dixw=j doubly, in two ways
diyale/oj thirsty
di/ya thirst
diya/w to thirst
di/yioj thirsty, athirst
di/yuxoj double-minded
diwbeli/a the allowance of two obols
di/wgma a pursuit, chase
diwgmo/j the chase
diw/dunoj with thrilling anguish
diwqe/w to push asunder, tear away
diwqismo/j a pushing about, a scuffle
diwkte/oj to be pursued
diwkth/r a pursuer
diw/kw to pursue
diwle/nioj with out-stretched arms
diwlu/gioj far-sounding, enormous, immense
diwmosi/a an oath taken by both parties before the trial came on
diw/motoj bound by oath
diw/numoj with two names
diwcike/leuqoj urging on the way
diw/cippoj horse-driving
di/wcij chase, pursuit
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dote/oj to be given
doth/r a giver, dispenser
doulagwge/w to make a slave, treat as such
doulei/a servitude, slavery, bondage
dou/leioj slavish, servile
dou/leuma a service
douleute/oj one must be a slave
douleu/w to be a slave
douliko/j of
dou/lioj slavish, servile
doulopre/peia a slavish spirit
doulopreph/j befitting a slave, servile
dou=loj a born bondman
doulosu/nh slavery, slavish work
doulo/sunoj enslaved
doulo/w to make a slave of, enslave
dou/lwsij enslaving, subjugation
doupe/w to sound heavy
douph/twr a clatterer
dou=poj any dead, heavy sound, a thud
doura/teoj of planks
dourhnekh/j a spear's throw off
dourikleito/j famed for the spear
douri/phktoj fixed on spears
dourituph/j wood-cutting
dourodo/kh a case
douroto/moj cutting wood
doxh/ion a holder
doxh/ a receptacle
doxmh/ the space contained in a hand's breadth
do/xmioj across, athwart, aslant
doxmo/lofoj with slanting, nodding plume
doxmo/omai to turn sideways
doxmo/j slantwise
dra/gma as much as one can grasp, a handful, truss
dragmathfo/roj carrying sheaves
dragmeu/w to collect the corn into sheaves
dragmo/j a grasping
drai/nw to be ready to do
dra/kaina a shedragon
drako/nteioj of a dragon
drakontole/thj serpent-slayer
drakonto/malloj with snaky locks
drakontw/dhj snake-like
dra/kwn a dragon
dra=ma a deed, act
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du/sponoj toilsome
duspo/reutoj hard to pass
duspori/a difficulty of passing
duspo/ristoj gotten with much labour
du/sporoj hard to pass, scarce passable
du/spotmoj unlucky, ill-starred, unhappy, wretched
du/spotoj unpalatable
dusprage/w to be unlucky
duspraci/a ill success, ill luck
duspreph/j base, undignified
duspro/sbatoj hard to approach
duspro/sitoj difficult of access
duspro/smaxoj hard to attack
duspro/sodoj hard to get at, difficult of access
duspro/soistoj hard to approach
duspro/soptoj hard to look on, horrid to behold
dusprospe/lastoj hard to get at
duspro/swpoj of ill aspect
dusragh/j hard to break
du/srigoj impatient of cold
dusse/beia impiety, ungodliness
dussebe/w to think
dussebh/j ungodly, impious, profane
du/ssouj hard to save, ruined
dussu/noptoj hard to get a view of
dusta/laj most miserable
duste/kmartoj hard to make out from the given signs, hard to trace, inexplicable
du/steknoj unfortunate in children
dusterph/j ill-pleasing
du/sthnoj wretched, unhappy, unfortunate, disastrous
dusth/rhtoj hard to keep
dustlh/mwn suffering hard things
du/stlhtoj hard to bear
dustokeu/j an unhappy parent
dustoke/w to be in sore travail
du/stokoj bringing forth with pain.
dustome/w to speak evil of
du/stomoj bad of mouth: hardmouthed
du/stonoj lamentable
dusto/pastoj hard to guess
dusto/xastoj hard to hit
dustra/pezoj fed on horrid food
dustra/peloj hard to deal with, intractable, stubborn
du/stropoj hard to turn, intractable
dustuxe/w to be unlucky, unhappy, unfortunate
dustu/xhma a piece of ill luck, a failure
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e)dano/j eatable
e(dano/j sweet, delicious
e)dafi/zw to dash to the ground
e)/dafoj the bottom, foundation, base
e)/deqlon a seat, abode
e)/desma meat
e)deste/oj one must eat
e)desth/j an eater
e)desto/j eatable: eaten, consumed
e)dhtu/j meat, food
e(/dnon a wedding-gift
e(dno/w to promise for wedding-presents, to betroth
e(dnwth/j a betrother
e(/doj a sitting-place
e(dra/zw to make to sit, place
e(drai=oj sitting, sedentary
e(drai/wma a foundation, base
e(/dranon a seat, abode
e(/dra a sitting-place
e(dria/w to seat
e(drostro/foj a wrestler who throws his adversary by a cross-buttock
e)dwdh/ food, meat, victuals
e)dw/dimoj eatable
e(dw/lion a seat
e)/dw to eat
e(/e him
e(/zomai to seat oneself, sit
e)qa/j customary, accustomed to
e)qeira/zw to have long hair
e)/qeira hair
e)qelhmo/j willing, voluntary
e)qelodoulei/a willing slavery
e)qelo/douloj a willing slave
e)qeloqrhskei/a will-worship
e)qelokake/w to be slack in duty, play the coward purposely
e)qelo/kakoj wilfully bad
e)qelonthdo/n voluntarily
e)qelonth/n voluntarily
e)qelonth/r a volunteer
e)qelo/ponoj willing to work
e)qelopro/cenoj one who voluntarily charges himself with the office of
e)qelourgo/j willing to work
e)qelou/sioj voluntary
e)qe/lw to will, wish, purpose
e)qhmologe/w to gather customarily
e)qi/zw to accustom, use
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ei)se/rpw to go into
ei)se/rrw to go into, get in
ei)seru/w to draw into
ei)se/rxomai to go in
ei)se/ti still yet
ei)se/xw to stretch into, reach, extend
ei)shge/omai to bring in, introduce
ei)sh/ghma a proposition, motion
ei)sh/ghsij a proposing, moving
ei)shghte/oj one must move
ei)shghth/j one who brings in, a mover, author
ei)shqe/w to inject by a syringe
ei)sh/kw to have come in
ei)shlusi/a a coming in, entrance
ei)sqe/w to run into, run up
ei)sqrw/skw to leap into
ei)sidru/w to build in
ei)si/zomai to sit down in
ei)si/hmi to send into
ei)si/qmh an entrance
ei)sikne/omai to go into, penetrate
ei)sith/rioj belonging to entrance:&mdash
ei)sithte/oj one must go in
ei)skalama/omai to haul in
ei)skale/w to call in
ei)skatabai/nw to go down into
ei)/skeimai to be put on board ship
ei)skhru/ssw to summon by public crier
ei)skomidh/ importation
ei)skomi/zw to carry into
ei)skukle/w to turn
ei)sleu/ssw to look into
ei)smai/omai to touch to the quick, affect greatly
ei)sne/omai to go into
ei)sne/w to swim into
ei)snoe/w to perceive, remark
e)i/skw to make like
ei)/sodoj a way in, entrance
ei)soikeio/w to bring in as a friend
ei)soike/w to settle in
ei)soi/khsij a place for dwelling in, a home
ei)soiki/zw to bring in as a settler
ei)soikodome/w to build into
ei)soiste/oj to be brought in
ei)soixne/w to go into, enter
ei)so/ke until
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e)klhqa/nw to make
e)klapa/zw to cast out from
e)kla/ptw to drink off
e)kle/gw to pick
e)klei/pw to leave out, omit, pass over
e)/kleiyij abandonment
e)klekto/j picked out, select
e)klelume/nwj loosely, carelessly
e)kle/pw to bring
e)kleukai/nw to make quite white
e)klh/gw to cease utterly
e)/klhsij a forgetting and forgiving
e)klimpa/nw to abandon
e)klipai/nw to fatten
e)kliph/j failing, deficient
e)klogh/ a picking out, choice, election
e)klogi/zomai to compute, calculate
e)klogismo/j a computation, calculation
e)kloxeu/w to bring forth
e)/klusij release
e)kluth/rioj of
e)/klutoj easy to let go, light, buoyant
e)klu/w to loose, release, set free, from
e)klwba/omai to sustain grievous injuries
e)klwpi/zw to lay bare
e)kmagei=on that on
e)kmai/nw to drive mad
e)/kmaktron an impress
e)kmanqa/nw to learn thoroughly
e)kmarai/nw to make to wither away
e)kmargo/omai to go raving mad
e)kmarture/w to bear witness to
e)kmarturi/a the deposition of a witness
e)kma/ssato he devised
e)kma/ssw to wipe off, wipe away
e)kmequ/skw to make quite drunk, to saturate with
e)kmei/romai obtained a chief share
e)kmeleta/w to train carefully
e)kmelh/j out of tune, dissonant
e)kmetre/w to measure out, measure
e(/kmhnoj of six months, half-yearly
e)kmhnu/w to inform of, betray
e)kmhru/omai to wind out like a ball of thread
e)kmime/omai to imitate faithfully, represent exactly
e)kmise/w to hate much
e)kmisqo/w to let out for hire
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e)leleu= a war-cry
e)leli/zw to whirl round
e)leli/zw to raise the battle-cry
e)leli/xqwn shaking the earth
e(le/nauj ship-destroying
e(leo/qreptoj marsh-bred
e)leo/n piteously
e)leo/j a kitchen-table, a board on which meat was cut up, a dresser
e)/leoj pity, mercy, compassion
e(le/polij city-destroying
e(leto/j that can be taken
e)leuqeri/a freedom, liberty
e)leuqe/rioj speaking
e)leuqerio/thj the character of an
e)leuqero/paij having free children
e)leuqeropreph/j worthy of a freeman
e)leu/qeroj free
e)leuqerostome/w to be free of speech
e)leuqerourgo/j bearing himself freely
e)leuqero/w to free, set free
e)leuqe/rwsij a setting free
e)leuqerwth/j a liberator
)eleusi/nade to Eleusis
)eleusi/nioj of Eleusis
)eleusi=ni at Eleusis
)eleusino/qen from Eleusis
)eleusi/j Eleusis, an old city of Attica
e)/leusij a coming:&mdash
e)lefai/romai to cheat with empty hopes
e)lefanta/rxhj the commander of a squadron of elephants
e)lefa/ntinoj of ivory, ivory
e)lefanto/detoj inlaid with ivory
e)lefanto/kwpoj ivory-hilted
e)lefantomaxi/a a battle of elephants
e)lefanto/pouj ivory-footed
e)le/faj the elephant
e(li/gdhn whirling, rolling
e(/ligma a curl, lock
e(ligmo/j a winding, convolution
e(likoble/faroj with ever-moving eyelids, quick-glancing
e(likodro/moj running in curves, circular
e(likoeidh/j of winding
e(likto/j curved, twisted, wreathed
(elikwnia/dej the dwellers on Helicon, the Muses
(elikw/n Helicon
e(li/kwy with rolling eyes, quick-glancing
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e(lico/kerwj with crumpled horns
e(/lic twisted, curved
e(/lic anything which assumes a spiral shape
e(li/ssw to turn round, to turn
e(li/troxoj whirling the wheel
e(li/xrusoj a creeping plant with yellow flower
e(lkai/nw to fester
e(lkesi/peploj trailing the robe, with long train
e(lkesi/xeiroj drawing the hand after it
e(lkexi/twn trailing the tunic, with long tunic
e(lke/w to drag about, tear asunder
e(lkhdo/n by dragging
e(lkhqmo/j a being carried off, violence suffered
e(/lkhma that which is torn in pieces, a prey
e(lkhth/r one that drags
e(lkopoie/w to make wounds
e(lkopoio/j having power to wound
e(/lkoj a wound
e(lko/w to wound sorely, lacerate
e(lkte/oj one must drag
e(lktiko/j fit for drawing, attractive
e(lku/drion a slight sore
e(lkusta/zw to drag about
e(lkuste/oj to be dragged
e(lkw/dhj like a sore, ulcerated
e(/lkw to draw, drag
e(/lkwsij ulceration
e)llampru/nomai to gain distinction
e)lla/mpw to shine upon, to illuminate:&mdash
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(ella/j Hellas
e(lle/boroj hellebore
e(lledano/j the band for binding corn-sheaves
e)llei/pw to leave in, leave behind
e)/llesxoj commonly talked of
(ellhni/zw to speak Greek
(ellhniko/j Hellenic, Greek
(ellh/nioj the temple of the Hellenes
(ellhni/j a Grecian woman
(ellhnisth/j one who uses the Greek language
(ellhnisti/ in Greek fashion
(ellhnotami/ai the stewards of Greece
(/ellhn Hellen
(ellhspontiako/j of the Hellespont
(ellhsponti/aj a wind blowing from the Hellespont
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e)mbradu/nw to dwell on
e)/mbraxu in brief, shortly
e)/mbrefoj boy-like
e)mbriqh/j weighty
e)mbrima/omai to snort in
e)mbronta/omai to be stricken by lightning
e)mbro/nthtoj thunderstruck, stupefied, stupid
e)mbru/oikoj dwelling in sea-weed
e)/mbruon a young one
e)mbu/qioj at the bottom
e)mbu/w to stuff in, stop with
e)metiko/j one who uses emetics
e)/metoj vomiting
e)mmai/nomai to be mad at
e)me/w to vomit, throw up
e)/mmalloj woolly, fleecy
e)mmanh/j in madness, frantic, raving
e)mmape/wj quickly, readily, hastily
e)mma/ttomai to knead bread in
e)mma/xomai to fight a battle in
e)mmeidia/w to smile
e)mme/leia harmony: a stately Tragic dance
e)mmeleta/w to exercise
e)mmele/thma an exercise, a practice
e)mmelh/j sounding in unison, in tune
e)mmemaw/j in eager haste, eager
e)mme/mona to be lost in passion
e)mmenh/j abiding in
e)mme/nw to abide in
e)mmetri/a fit measure, proportion
e)/mmetroj in measure, proportioned, suitable, moderate
e)mmetro/thj proportion, fitness
e)/mmhnoj in a month, done
e)/mmhtroj with pith in it
e)mmi/gnumai to be mixed
e)/mmisqoj in pay, in receipt of pay, hired
e)mmonh/ an abiding by, cleaving to
e)/mmonoj abiding by, steadfast
e)/mmoroj partaking in, endued with
e)/mmorfoj in bodily form
e)/mmotoj needing to be stopped with lint
e)/mmoxqoj toilsome
e)mmue/w to initiate in
e)mo/j mine
e)mpa/zomai to busy oneself about, take heed of, care for
e)mpaqh/j in a state of emotion, much affected by
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e)/mpaigma mockery
e)mpai/zw to mock at, mock
e)mpai/kthj a mocker, deceiver
e)/mpaioj possessed of
e)/mpaioj bursting in, sudden
e)mpai/w to strike in, stamp, emboss
e)mpakto/w to close by stuffing in
e)mpala/ssomai to be entangled in
e)/mpalin backwards, back
e)mpanhguri/zw to hold assemblies in
e)mpare/xw to give into
e)mparoine/w to behave like one drunken
e)/mpaj notwithstanding, nevertheless
e)mpa/ssw to sprinkle in
e)mpate/w to walk in
e)mpedorke/w to abide by one's oath
e)/mpedoj in the ground, firm-set, steadfast
e)mpedo/w to fix in the earth
e)mpeiri/a experience
e)/mpeiroj experienced
e)mpelado/n near, hard by
e)mpela/zw to bring near
e)mpe/ramoj skilled in the use of
e)mperipate/w to walk about in
e)mpero/nhma a garment fastened with a brooch
e)mpeta/nnumi to unfold and spread in
e)mph/gnumi to fix
e)mphda/w to jump upon
e)/mphroj crippled, maimed
e)mpikrai/nomai to be bitter against
e)mpi/nw to drink in, drink greedily
e)mpi/plhmi to fill quite full
e)mpi/mprhmi to kindle, burn, set on fire
e)mpi/ptw to fall in
e)mpi/j a mosquito, gnat
e)mpisteu/w to entrust
e)mpla/ssw to plaster up
e)mple/kw to plait
e)/mpleoj quite full of
e)mple/w to sail in
e)mplh/gdhn madly, rashly
e)mplhktiko/j easily scared
e)/mplhktoj stunned, amazed, stupefied
e)/mplhn near, next, close by
e)/mplhn besides, except
e)mplhci/a amazement, stupidity
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e)mfe/rbomai to feed in
e)mfe/reia likeness
e)mferh/j answering to, resembling
e)mfe/rw to bear
e)mfeu/gw to fly in
e)mfiloxwre/w to be fond of dwelling in, to dwell in
e)mfle/gw to kindle in
e)/mfloc with fire in it
e)/mfoboj terrible
e)mforbio/omai to have the mouth-band on
e)mfore/w to be borne about in
e)mfra/ssw to block up
e)mfroure/w to keep guard in
e)/mfrouroj on guard in
e)/mfrwn in one's mind
e)mfu/lioj kinsfolk
e)/mfuloj of the same tribe
e)mfusa/w to blow in: to play the flute
e)mfusio/w to implant, instil into
e)/mfutoj implanted, innate, natural
e)mfu/w to implant
e)/mfwnoj loud of voice
e)/myofoj sounding
e)/myuxoj having life in one, alive, living
e)myuxo/w to animate
e)n in, among. c. dat.
e)nabru/nomai to be conceited in
e)nagh/j under a curse, excommunicate, accurst
e)nagi/zw to offer sacrifice to the dead
e)na/gisma an offering to the manes
e)nagismo/j an offering to the manes
e)nagkali/zomai to take in one's arms
e)nagkula/w to fit thongs
e)/nagxoj just now, lately
e)na/gw to lead in
e)nagwni/zomai to contend
e)nagw/nioj of
e)nae/rioj in the air
e)/naimoj with blood in one
e)nai/rw to slay
e)nai/simoj ominous, boding, fateful
e)naixma/zw to fight in
e)naiwre/omai to float
e)na/kij nine times
e)nakisxi/lioi nine thousand
e)nako/sioi nine hundred
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e)nakou/w to listen to
e)nalei/fw to anoint with
e)nalh/qhj in accordance with truth
e)nali/gkioj like, resembling
e)na/lioj in, on, of the sea
e)nalla/c crosswise
e)nalla/ssw to exchange
e)na/llomai to leap in
e)/nalloj changed, contrary
e)namblu/nw to deaden
e)name/lgw to milk into
e)na/milloj engaged in equal contest with, a match for
e)/nanta opposite, over against, face to face
e)nanti/bioj set against, hostile
e)nantio/omai to set oneself against, oppose, withstand
e)nanti/oj opposite
e)nantio/thj contrariety, opposition
e)/nanti in the presence of
e)nanti/wma an obstacle, hindrance
e)nanti/wsij a contradiction
e)napodei/knumai to gain distinction among
e)napoqnh/skw to die in
e)napoqrau/w to break off in
e)napo/keimai to be stored up in
e)napokla/w to break off short in
e)napo/llumai to perish in
e)napologe/omai to defend oneself in
e)naponi/zw to wash clean in
e)napopne/w to expire in the act of
e)napopni/gomai to be suffocated in
e)naposhmai/nw to indicate
e)napoti/nw to spend on law in
e)napoyu/xw to give up the ghost
e)na/ptw to bind on
e)/nara the arms and trappings of a slain foe, spoils, booty
e)narari/skw to fit
e)nargh/j visible, palpable, in bodily shape
e)narhfo/roj wearing the spoils
e)nariqme/w to reckon in
e)nari/zw to strip a slain foe of his arms
e)nari/qmioj in the number, to make up the number
e)narmo/zw to fit
e)narmo/nioj in accord
e)na/rxomai to begin the offering
e)naske/w to train
e)naspido/omai to fit oneself with a shield
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e)/ndhmoj dwelling in
e)ndiaba/llw to calumniate in
e)ndia/zw to pass the noon
e)ndiaqru/ptomai to play the prude towards, trifle with
e)ndiaita/omai to live
e)ndiata/ssw to draw
e)ndiatri/bw to spend
e)ndiatripte/oj one must dwell upon
e)ndia/w to stay in the open air
e)ndidu/skw to put on
e)ndi/dwmi to give in
e)ndihmereu/w to pass the day in
e)ndi/hmi to chase, pursue
e)/ndikoj according to right, right, just, legitimate
e)/ndina the entrails
e)ndine/w to revolve, go about
e)/ndioj at midday, at noon
e)ndi/frioj sitting on the same seat with
e)/ndoqen from within
e)/ndoqi within, at home
e)ndoia/zw to be in doubt, at a loss
e)ndoia/simoj doubtful
e)ndoiasto/j doubtful, ambiguous
e)ndo/mhsij structure
e)ndo/muxoj in the inmost part of a dwelling, lurking within
e)/ndon in, within, in the house, at home
e)/ndocoj held in esteem
e)ndote/rw quite within
e)ndoupe/w to fall in with a heavy sound
e)ndromi/j a high shoe
e)/ndrosoj bedewed
e)/ndruon the oaken peg
e)nduke/wj thoughtfully, carefully, sedulously
e)/nduma a garment
e)ndunamo/w to strengthen
e)ndunasteu/w to exercise dominion in
e)/ndusij a putting on
e)ndustuxe/w to be unlucky in
e)nduth/r for putting on
e)nduto/j put on
e)ndu/w to go into
e)ne/dra a sitting in: a lying in wait, ambush
e)nedreu/w to lie in wait for
e)/nedroj an inmate, inhabitant
e)ne/zomai to have one's abode in
e)nei=don to observe
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e)ntrufa/w to revel in
e)ntragei=n to eat greedily, to gobble up
e)ntugxa/nw to light upon, fall in with, meet with
e)ntuli/ssw to wrap up
e)ntu/nw to equip, deck out, get ready
e)ntupa/j as to shew his limbs
e)ntupo/w to cut in intaglio
e)ntu/fw to smoke
)enua/lioj the Warlike
e)nubri/zw to insult
e)/nudrij an otter
e)nudro/bioj living in the water
e)/nudroj with water in it, holding water
e)nu/pnion a thing seen in sleep
e)nu/pnioj in dreams appearing
e)nufai/nw to weave in as a pattern
e)nufanto/j inwoven
)enuw/ Enyo
e)nwqe/w to thrust in
e)nwmota/rxhj leader of an
e)nwmoti/a a band of sworn soldiers, a company in the Spartan army
e)nw/motoj bound by oath
e)nwpadi/wj in one's face, to one's face
e)nwph/ the face, countenance
e)nw/pia the inner wall fronting those who enter
e)nw/pioj face to face
e)nwti/zomai to hearken to
e)caggeli/a information sent out
e)cagge/llw to send out
e)ca/ggeloj a messenger who brings out news
e)ca/ggeltoj told of, denounced
e)cagi/zw to drive out as accursed
e)cagine/w to lead forth
e)ca/gistoj devoted to evil, accursed, abominable
e)ca/gnumi to break and tear away, to rend
e)cagora/zw to buy up
e)cagoreutiko/j fit to explain
e)cagoreu/w to tell out, make known, declare
e)cagriai/nw to make savage
e)cagrio/w to make wild
e)ca/gw to lead out
e)cagwgh/ a leading out
e)cagwni/zomai to struggle hard
e)cagw/nioj beside the mark, irrelevant
e(ca/darxoj leader of a body of six
e)ca/|dw to sing out, sing one's last song
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e)capata/w to deceive
e)capa/th gross deceit
e)capathte/oj one must deceive
e)capathtiko/j calculated to deceive
e)capatu/llw to cheat a little, humbug
e(ca/pedoj six feet long
e)capei=don to observe from afar
e(ca/phxuj six cubits long
e)capi/naioj sudden, unexpected.
e(capla/sioj six times as large as
e(ca/pleqroj six
e)capobai/nw to step out of
e)capodu/nw to put off
(eca/polij a League of six cities
e)capo/llumi to destroy utterly
e)capone/omai to return out of
e)caponi/zw to wash thoroughly
e)capocu/nw to sharpen well
e)capore/w to be in great doubt
e)caposte/llw to send quite away:&mdash
e)capoti/nw to satisfy in full
e)capofqei/rw to destroy utterly
e)ca/ptw to fasten from
e)capwqe/w to thrust away
e)cara/omai to utter curses
e)cara/ssw to dash out, shatter
e)carge/w to be quite torpid
e)carguri/zw to turn into money
e)care/skomai to make oneself acceptable
e)cariqme/w to count throughout, number
e)carke/w to be quite enough for, suffice for
e)carkh/j enough, sufficient
e)carkou/ntwj enough, sufficiently
e)carne/omai to deny utterly
e)ca/rnhsij a denying, denial
e)carnhtiko/j apt at denying, negative
e)/carnoj denying
e)carpa/zw to snatch away from
e)carta/w to hang upon, to make dependent upon
e)carti/zw to complete, finish
e)cartu/w to get ready, equip thoroughly, fit out
e)/carxoj a leader, beginner
e)ca/rxw to begin with, make a beginning of
e(ca/j the number six
e)caske/w to adorn, deck out, equip
e)castra/ptw to flash as with lightning
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e)cenari/zw to strip
e)cepa/|dw to charm away
e)cepeu/xomai to boast loudly that
e)cepi/stamai to know thoroughly, know well
e)cepi/thdej of set purpose
e)ce/rama a vomit, thing vomited
e)cera/w to disgorge
e)cerga/zomai to work out, make completely, finish off, bring to perfection
e)cergastiko/j able to accomplish
e)ce/rgw to shut out from
e)cereei/nw to inquire into
e)cere/qw to irritate greatly
e)cerei/pw to strike off
e)cereu/gomai to empty themselves
e)cereuna/w to search out, examine
e)cere/w I will speak out, tell out, utter aloud
e)cere/w to inquire into
e)cerhmo/w to make quite desolate, leave destitute, abandon
e)ceri/zw to be contumacious
e)ceristh/j a stubborn disputant
e)cermhneu/w to interpret accurately
e)ce/rpw to creep out of
e)ce/rrw away out
e)ceru/kw to ward off, repel
e)ceru/w to draw out of
e)ce/rxomai to go
e)cerwe/w to swerve from the course
e)cesqi/w to eat away, eat up
e)cesi/a a sending out, mission, embassy
e)/cesij a dismissal, divorce
e)/cesti it is allowed, it is in one's power, is possible
e)ceta/zw to examine well
e)ce/tasij a close examination, scrutiny, review
e)cetaste/oj one must scrutinise
e)cetasth/j an examiner, inquirer
e)cetastiko/j capable of examining into
e(ce/thj six years old
e)ce/ti even from
e)ceulabe/omai to guard carefully against
e)ceumari/zw to make light
e)ceumeni/zw to propitiate
e)ceu/resij a searching out, search
e)ceurete/oj to be discovered
e)ceu/rhma a thing found out, an invention
e)ceuri/skw to find out, discover
e)ceuteli/zw to disparage greatly
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e)palla/ssw to interchange
e)pa/llhloj one after another
e)/palcij a means of defence
e)pamaceu/w to traverse with cars
e)pama/omai to scrape together for oneself
e)pambath/r one who mounts upon, an assailant
e)pamei/bw to exchange, barter
e)pamoibadi/j interchangeably
e)pamoi/bioj in exchange
e)pampe/xw to put on over
e)pamu/ntwr a helper, defender
e)pamu/nw to come to aid, defend, assist
e)pamfoteri/zw to admit a double sense
e)panablhdo/n thrown over
e)panaboa/w to cry out
e)panagka/zw to compel by force, constrain
e)pana/gkhj it is necessary
e)panagoreu/w to proclaim publicly
e)pana/gw to bring up: to stir up, excite
e)panaqea/omai to contemplate again
e)panaire/omai to take upon one, enter into
e)panai/rw to lift up
e)panakale/w to invoke besides
e)pana/keimai to be imposed upon
e)panaklagga/nw to give tongue again and again
e)panaku/ptw to have an upward tendency
e)panalamba/nw to take up again, resume, repeat
e)panali/skw to consume still more
e)paname/nw to wait longer
e)panamimnh/skw to remind
e)pananeo/omai to renew, revive
e)panapau/omai to rest upon, depend upon
e)panaphda/w to leap upon
e)panaple/w to put to sea against
e)panarrh/gnumi to tear open again
e)panarri/ptw to throw up in the air
e)pana/seisij a brandishing against
e)panasei/w to lift up and shake.
e)panaskope/w to consider yet again
e)pana/stasij a rising up against, an insurrection
e)panastre/fw to turn back upon
e)panatei/nw to stretch out and hold up
e)panate/llw to lift up, raise
e)panati/qhmi to lay upon
e)panatre/xw to recur
e)panafe/rw to throw back upon, ascribe, refer
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e)pide/w to bind
e)pide/w to want
e)pi/dhloj seen clearly, manifest
e)pidhmeu/w to live among the people, live in the throng
e)pidhme/w to be at home, live at home
e)pidhmi/a a stay in a place
e)pidh/mioj among the people
e)pi/dhmoj popular, current
e)pidiabai/nw to cross over after
e)pidiagignw/skw to consider anew
e)pidiaire/w to divide anew
e)pidiakri/nw to decide as umpire
e)pidiarrh/gnumai to burst at
e)pidiata/ssomai to add an order
e)pidiati/qemai to deposit as security
e)pidiafe/romai to go across after
e)pidida/skw to teach besides
e)pidi/dwmi to give besides
e)pidi/zhmai to inquire besides, to go on to inquire
e)pidika/zw to adjudge property to
e)pi/dikoj disputed at law:&mdash
e)pidine/w to whirl
e)pidiorqo/omai to set in order also
e)pidiploi/zw to redouble
e)pidifria/j the rail upon the car
e)pidi/frioj on the car
e)pidiw/kw to pursue after
e)pi/docoj likely
e)pido/rpioj for use after dinner
e)pi/dosij a giving over and above, a voluntary contribution
e)pidoupe/w to make a noise
e)pidoxh/ the reception of something new
e)pidra/ssomai to lay hold of
e)pidromh/ a sudden inroad, a raid, attack
e)pi/dromoj that may be overrun
e)pidu/w to set upon
e)piei/keia reasonableness, fairness, equity
e)piei/keloj like, resembling
e)pieikh/j fitting, meet, suitable
e)pieikto/j yielding
e)pie/nnumi to put on besides
e)piza/feloj vehement, violent
e)piza/w to overlive, survive
e)pizeu/gnumi to join at top
e)pize/furoj towards the west
e)pize/w to boil over
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e)pikoure/w to act as an ally
e)pikou/rhma protection
e)pikou/rhsij protection
e)pikouri/a aid, succour
e)pikouriko/j serving for help, assistant
e)pi/kouroj an assister, ally
e)pikoufi/zw to lighten
e)pikra/zw to shout to
e)pikrai/nw to bring to pass, accomplish, fulfil
e)pi/kranon that which is put on the head, a head-dress, cap
e)pikra/teia mastery, dominion, possession
e)pikrate/w to rule over
e)pikra/thsij victory over
e)pikrema/nnumi to hang over
e)pikri/nw to decide, determine
e)pikrath/j master of
e)pi/krion the yard-arm
e)pikrote/w to rattle over
e)pi/krotoj trodden hard
e)pikrou/w to strike upon
e)pikru/ptw to throw a cloak over, conceal
e)pi/krufoj unknown, inglorious
e)pi/kruyij concealment
e)pikrw/zw to caw
e)pikta/omai to gain
e)piktei/nw to kill besides
e)pi/kthsij further acquisition, fresh gain
e)pi/kthtoj gained besides
e)piktupe/w to make a noise after, re-echo
e)pikudh/j glorious, brilliant, successful
e)pikui/skomai to become doubly pregnant
e)pikukle/w to come round in turn upon
e)pikumai/nw to flow in waves over
e)piku/ptw to bend oneself
e)pikuro/w to confirm, sanction, ratify
e)pikurto/w to bend forward
e)piku/rw to light upon, fall in with
e)pikuye/lioj a guard of beehives
e)pikwku/w to lament over
e)pikwlu/w to hinder, check
e)pikwma/zw to rush in like revellers, to make a riotous assault.
e)pikwmw|de/w to satirize in comedy
e)pi/kwpoj up to the hilt, through and through
e)pilagxa/nw to obtain the lot, to succeed
e)pila/zumai to hold tight, close
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e)pine/mhsij a spreading
e)pine/mw to allot, distribute
e)pineu/w to nod
e)pine/feloj clouded, overcast
e)pinefri/dioj upon the kidneys
e)pine/w to allot by spinning
e)pine/w to heap up
e)pine/w to float on the top
e)pinh/ioj on board ship
e)pinhne/w to heap
e)pinh/xomai to swim upon
e)pini/kioj of victory, triumphal
e)pini/ssomai to go over
e)pini/fw to snow upon
e)pinoe/w to think on
e)pi/noia a thinking on
e)pinomh/ a grazing over the boundaries
e)pinomi/a a grazing over the boundaries: a mutual right of pasture
e)pinu/ktioj by night, nightly
e)pinumfi/dioj of
e)pinusta/zw to drop asleep over
e)pinwma/w to bring
e)pinwti/dioj on the back
e)pinwti/zw to set on the back
e)pinw/tioj on the back
e)pi/canqoj inclining to yellow, tawny
e)piceno/omai to have hospitable relations with, be intimate with
e)pi/chnon a chopping-block: the executioner's block
e)pi/cunoj a common
e)pioi/nioj at
e)pioinoxoeu/w to pour out wine for
e)piorke/w to swear falsely, forswear oneself
e)piorki/a a false oath
e)pi/orkoj sworn falsely
e)pio/ssomai to have before one's eyes
e)pi/ouroj an over-keeper, a guardian, watcher, ward
e)piou/sioj for the coming day, sufficient for the day
e)pi/pagxu altogether
e)pipaiani/zw to sing a paean over
e)pipa/llw to brandish at
e)pi/pan upon the whole, in general, on the average
e)piparane/w to heap up still more, to heap up
e)piparaskeua/zomai to provide oneself with besides
e)pipa/reimi to be present besides
e)pipa/reimi to march on high ground parallel with
e)pipa/ssw to sprinkle upon
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e)pi/rrutoj flowing in
e)pirrw/nnumi to add strength to, strengthen
e)pirrw/omai to flow
e)pi/sagma a load on
e)pisa/ttw to pile a load upon
e)pi/seistoj waving over
e)pisei/w to shake at
e)piseu/w to put in motion against, set upon
e)pishmai/nw to set a mark upon
e)pi/shmon any distinguishing mark, a device
e)pi/shmoj having a mark on
e)pisi/zw to set on
e)pisimo/w to bend inwards
e)pisiti/zomai to furnish oneself with food
e)pisitismo/j a furnishing oneself with provisions, foraging
e)piska/ptw to dig superficially
e)piskeda/nnumi to scatter
e)piske/lisij the first bound
e)piskepte/oj to be considered
e)piske/pw to cover over
e)piskeua/zw to get ready, to equip, fit out
e)piskeuasth/j one who equips
e)piskeuasto/j repaired, restored
e)piskeuh/ repair, restoration
e)pi/skeyij inspection, visitation
e)pi/skhnoj at
e)piskhno/w to be quartered in
e)piskh/ptw to make to lean upon, make to fall upon
e)pi/skhyij an injunction
e)piskia/zw to throw a shade upon, overshadow
e)pi/skioj shaded, dark, obscure
e)piskope/w to look upon
e)piskoph/ a watching over, visitation
e)piskopi/a a looking at
e)pi/skopoj one who watches over, an overseer, guardian
e)pi/skopoj hitting the mark
e)piskote/w to throw a shadow over
e)pisko/thsij a darkening, obscurity
e)pi/skotoj in the dark, darkened
e)pisku/zomai to be indignant at
e)piskuqi/zw to ply with drink in Scythian fashion
e)piskuqrwpa/zw to look gloomy
e)pisku/nion the skin of the brows
e)piskw/ptw to laugh at, quiz, make game of
e)pi/skwyij mocking, raillery
e)pismugero/j gloomy
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e)pistore/nnumi to strew
e)pistratei/a a march
e)pistrateu/w to march against, make war upon
e)pi/streptoj to be turned towards, to be looked at, conspicuous
e)pistrefh/j turning one's eyes
e)pistre/fw to turn about, turn round
e)pistrofa/dhn turning this way and that way, right and left
e)pistrofh/ a turning about, twisting
e)pi/strofoj having dealings with, conversant with
e)pistrwfa/w to visit
e)pistu/lion the lintel on the top of pillars, the epistyle, architrave
e)pisukofante/w to harass yet more with frivolous accusations.
e)pisuna/gw to collect and bring to
e)pisunagwgh/ a gathering
e)pisuna/ptw to renew
e)pisundi/dwmi to push forward together
e)pisuntre/xw to run together to
e)pi/surma the trail
e)pisu/rw to drag
e)pisu/stasij a gathering together against, a riotous meeting
e)pisfa/zw to slaughter over
e)pisfalh/j prone to fall, unstable, precarious
e)pisfi/ggw to bind, clasp tight
e)pisfragi/zw to put a seal on, to confirm, ratify
e)pisfragisth/j one who seals
e)pisfu/ria bands, clasps
e)pisfu/rioj on the ankle
e)pisxedo/n near at hand, hard by
e)pisxeqei=n to hold in, check
e)pisxerw/ in a row, one after another
e)pisxesi/a a thing held out, a pretext
e)pi/sxesij a checking, hindrance, delay, reluctance, lingering
e)pisxu/w to make strong
e)pi/sxw to hold
e)pi/swtron the metal hoop round the felloe
e)pi/tagma an injunction, command
e)pitakth/r a commander
e)pi/taktoj drawn up behind
e)pitalaipwre/w to labour yet more
e)pitanu/w to push home
e)pi/tacij an injunction
e)pita/racij disturbance, confusion
e)pitara/ssw to trouble
e)pita/rroqoj a helper, defender, ally
e)pi/tasij a stretching
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e)pitrepte/oj one must permit
e)pitre/pw to turn towards
e)pitre/fw to rear upon
e)pitre/xw to run upon
e)pitri/bw to rub on the surface, to crush
e)pitrihrarxe/w to be trierarch beyond the legal time
e)pitrihra/rxhma the burden of a trierarchy continued beyond the legal term
e)pi/triptoj rubbed down, well worn
e)pi/tritoj one and a third
e)pitropai=oj delegated
e)pitropeu/w to be a trustee, administrator, guardian, governor
e)pitroph/ a reference
e)pi/tropoj one to whom a charge is entrusted, a trustee, administrator
e)pitroxa/dh trippingly, fluently, glibly
e)pi/troxoj voluble, glib
e)pitru/zw to murmur beside
e)pitrw/gw to eat with
e)pitugxa/nw to hit the mark
e)pitumbi/dioj at
e)pitu/fomai to be inflamed
e)pifai/nw to shew forth, display, shew off
e)pifa/neia manifestation
e)pifanh/j coming to light, appearing
e)pi/fantoj in the light, alive
e)pifatni/dioj at the manger
e)pifau/w to shine upon
e)pife/rw to bring, put
e)pifhmi/zw to utter words ominous of the event
e)pifh/misma a word of ominous import
e)pifqa/nw to reach first
e)pifqe/ggomai to utter after
e)pifqone/w to bear grudge against
e)pi/fqonoj liable to envy
e)pifqu/zw to spit at
e)pifilopone/omai to labour earnestly at
e)pifle/gw to burn up, consume
e)pi/foboj frightful, terrible
e)pifoita/w to come habitually to, visit again and again
e)pifora/ a bringing to
e)pifore/w to put upon, lay over
e)pifo/rhma dishes served up besides
e)pi/foroj carrying towards
e)pifra/zw to say besides
e)pifra/ssw to block up
e)pifrone/w to be shrewd, prudent
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e)pi/frouroj keeping watch over
e)pi/frwn thoughtful, sage
e)pifu/lioj distributed to the tribes
e)pifulli/j the small grapes left for gleaners
e)pifuteu/w to plant over
e)pifu/w to produce on
e)pifwne/w to mention by name, tell of
e)pifw/nhma a witty saying
e)pifw/nhsij acclamation, a cry
e)pifw/skw to draw towards dawn
e)pixai/rw to rejoice over, exult over
e)pixalaza/w to shower hail upon
e)pixala/w to loosen, slacken
e)pixalkeu/w to forge upon
e)pi/xalkoj covered with copper
e)pixara/ssw to engrave upon
e)pixarh/j gratifying, agreeable
e)pixarienti/zomai to quote as a good joke
e)pixari/zomai to make a present of
e)pi/xarij pleasing, agreeable, charming
e)pi/xarma an object of malignant joy
e)pi/xartoj wherein one feels joy, delightsome
e)pixeilh/j full to the brim, brim-full
e)pixeima/zw to pass the winter at
e)pixeire/w to put one's hand on
e)pixei/rhma an attempt, enterprise
e)pixei/rhsij an attempt, attack
e)pixeirhte/oj one must attempt
e)pixeirhth/j an enterprising person
e)pi/xeiron wages of manual labour
e)pixeirotone/w to vote in favour of a proposed decree, to sanction by vote
e)pixeirotoni/a a voting by show of hands
e)pixe/w to pour water over
e)pixqo/nioj upon the earth, earthly
e)pixleua/zw to make a mock of
e)pixliai/nw to warm slightly
e)pi/xoloj producing bile
e)pixoreu/w to dance to
e)pixorhge/w to supply besides
e)pixorhgi/a additional help
e)pixra/w to attack, assault
e)pixra/w to lend besides
e)pixra/omai to make use of besides
e)pixre/mptomai to spit upon
e)pi/xristoj smeared over
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e)poptiko/j of
e)pore/gw to hold out to, give yet more
e)porqia/zw to set upright
e)porqoboa/w to utter aloud
e)po/rnumi to stir up, arouse, excite
e)porou/w to rush violently at
e)porxe/omai to dance to the tune of
e)/poj a word
e)pototu/zw to yell out, utter lamentably
e)potru/nw to stir up, excite, urge on
e)pourai=oj on the tail
e)poura/nioj in heaven, heavenly
e)pouria/zw to waft onwards
e)pouri/zw to blow favourably upon
e)/pouroj blowing favourably
e)pofei/lw to owe besides
e)pofqalmia/w to cast longing glances at
e)poxe/omai to be carried upon, ride upon
e)poxeteu/w to carry
e)poxh/ a check, cessation: the epoch
e)poxqi/dioj on
e)/poxon the saddle-cloth, housing
e)/poxoj mounted upon
e)poyi/dioj for eating with bread
e)po/yimoj that can be looked on
e)po/yioj full in view, conspicuous
e)/poyij a view over
e)/poy the hoopoe
e(ptabo/eioj of seven bulls'-hides
e(pta/draxmoj worth seven
e(ptae/thj of seven years
e(ptaeth/j seven years old
e(ptakai/deka seventeen
e(ptakaideka/pouj feet long
e(ptakaide/katoj seventeenth
e(ptakaieikose/thj twenty-seven years old
e(ptakaiei/kosi seven and twenty.
e(ptakismu/rioi seventy-thousand
e(pta/kij seven times
e(ptakisxi/lioi seven-thousand
e(pta/klinoj with seven couches
e(ptako/sioi seven hundred
e(pta/logxoj of seven lances
e(pta/lofoj on seven hills
e(pta/mhnoj born in the seventh month
e(pta/mitoj seven-stringed
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eu)/qrigkoj well-coped
eu)=qric with beautiful hair
eu)/qronoj with beautiful throne
eu)/qrooj loud-sounding
eu)/qruptoj easily broken, crumbling
eu)quboli/a a direct throw
eu)qubo/loj throwing straight.
eu)qudiki/a an open, direct trial
eu)qu/dikoj righteous-judging
eu)quergh/j accurately wrought
eu)quqa/natoj quick-killing, mortal
eu)quma/xhj fighting openly
eu)qumaxi/a a fair fight
eu)qume/w to be of good cheer
eu)qumhte/oj one must be cheerful
eu)qumi/a cheerfulness, tranquillity
eu)/qumoj bountiful, generous
eu)/quna a setting straight, correction, chastisement
eu)/qunoj a corrector, chastiser, judge
eu)qunth/rioj directing, ruling
eu)qunth/r a corrector, chastiser
eu)qunth/j a ruler
eu)qu/nw to guide straight, direct
eu)qupore/w to go straight forward
eu)qu/poroj going straight
eu)qurrhmone/w to speak in a straightforward manner
eu)qurrh/mwn plain-spoken
eu)/qursoj with beautiful shaft
eu)qu/j straight, direct
eu)qu/j straight
eu)qu/sanoj well-fringed
eu)qu/frwn right-minded
eu)qu/wroj in a straight direction
eu)qw/rhc well-mailed
eu)iako/j Bacchic
eu)i/atoj easy to heal
eu)i/eroj very holy
eu)/ioj Euios, Evius
eu)/ippoj well-horsed, delighting in horses
eu)/istoj for good knowledge
eu)kaqai/retoj easy to conquer
eu)ka/qektoj easy to keep under
eu)kaire/w to devote one's leisure
eu)kairi/a good season, opportunity
eu)/kairoj well-timed, in season, seasonable
eu)ka/matoj of easy labour, easy
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eu)/nhma marriage
eu)nh/ a bed
eu)nhth/r a bedfellow, husband
eu)=nij reft of, bereaved of
eu)=nij a bedfellow, wife
e)u/nnhtoj well-spun
eu)noe/w to be well-inclined
eu)/noia good-will, favour, kindness
eu)noiko/j well-disposed, kindly, favourable
eu)nome/omai to have good laws, to be orderly
eu)nomi/a good order, order
eu)/nomoj under good laws, well-ordered
eu)/nouj well-minded, well-disposed, kindly, friendly
eu)nou=xoj a eunuch
eu)nw/maj moving well
eu)/cantoj well-carded
eu)/cenoj kind to strangers, hospitable
eu)/cestoj well-planed, well-polished
eu)/cooj with polished haft
eu)ode/w to have a free course
eu)odi/a a good journey, wishes for a good journey
eu)/odoj easy to pass
eu)odo/w to help on the way
eu)/oinoj producing good wine
eu)/olboj wealthy, prosperous
eu)omolo/ghtoj easy to concede, indisputable
eu)ople/w to be well-equipt
eu)opli/a a good state of arms and equipments
eu)/oploj well-armed, well-equipt
eu)orghsi/a gentleness of temper
eu)o/rghtoj good-tempered:&mdash
eu)orke/w to be faithful to one's oath
eu)orki/a fidelity to one's oath
eu)/orkoj keeping one's oath, faithful to one's oath
eu)o/rkwma a faithful oath
eu)/ormoj with good mooring-places
eu)/ornij abounding in birds
eu)o/rofoj well-roofed
eu)/osmoj sweet-smelling, fragrant
eu)o/fqalmoj with beautiful eyes
eu)/ofruj with fine eyebrows
eu)oxqe/w to be in good case
eu)/oxqoj with goodly banks, fertile
eu)pagh/j compact, firm, strong
eu)pa/qeia the enjoyment of good things, comfort, ease
eu)paqe/w to be well off, enjoy oneself, make merry
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zhth/simoj to be searched
zh/thsij a seeking, seeking for, search for
zhthte/oj to be sought
zhthth/j a seeker, inquirer
zhthtiko/j disposed to search
zhthto/j sought for
zofero/j dusky, gloomy
zo/foj the gloom of the world below, nether darkness
zofo/w to darken
zu/gastron a chest
zu/gioj of
zugo/desmon a yoke-band
zugomaxe/w to struggle with one's yoke-fellow
zugo/n anything which joins two
zugostate/w to weigh by the balance
zugosta/thj a public officer, who looked to the weights.
zugofo/roj bearing the yoke
zugo/w to yoke together
zugwqri/zw to weigh, examine
zugwto/j yoked
zu/mh leaven
zumi/thj leavened
zumo/w to leaven
zwa/gria reward for life saved
zwa/grioj for saving life
zwgrafe/w to paint from life, to paint
zwgrafi/a the art of painting
zwgrafiko/j skilled in painting
zwgra/foj one who paints from life
zwgre/w to take alive, take captive
zwgri/a a taking alive
zw/|dion a small figure
zwh/ a living
zwqa/lmioj giving the bloom and freshness of life
zw=ma that which is girded, a girded frock
zw/meuma soup
zwmeu/w to boil into soup
zwmh/rusij a soup-ladle
zwmi/dion a little sauce
zwmo/j broth
zw/nh a belt, girdle
zw/nnumi to gird
zw|oglu/foj a sculptor
zw|ogone/w to produce alive
zw|ogo/noj producing animals, generative
zwogo/noj life-bringing
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h(mi/tomon a half
h(mi/tomoj half cut through, cut in two
h(mitu/bion a stout linen cloth, towel, napkin
h(mifah/j half-shining
h(mifa/lakroj half-bald
h(mi/fauloj half-knavish
h(mi/flektoj half-burnt
h(miwboliai=oj worth half an obol
h(miwbo/lion a half-obol
h)=moj at which time, when
h)mu/w to bow down, sink, drop
h(/mwn a thrower, darter, slinger
h)nemo/eij windy, airy
h(ni/a reins
h(ni/a the bridle
h(ni/ka at which time, when
h(niopoiei=on a saddler's shop
h(niostrofe/w to guide by reins
h(niostro/foj one who guides by reins, a charioteer
h(nioxei/a chariot-driving
h(nioxeu/w to act as charioteer
h(nioxe/w to hold the reins
h(nioxiko/j of
h(ni/oxoj one who holds the reins, a driver, charioteer
h)=nij a year old, yearling
h)nore/a manhood
h)=noy gleaming, glittering
h)/n see! see there! lo!
h)/nustron the fourth stomach of ruminating animals
h)oi=oj morning
h)|o/nioj on the shore
h)pani/a want
h(=par the liver
h(=| which way, where, whither, in
h)= in truth, truly, verily, of a surety
h)pedano/j weakly, infirm, halting
h)peirogenh/j born
h)/peiro/nde to the mainland
h)/peiroj terra-firma, the land
h)peiro/w to make into mainland
h)peirw/thj of the mainland, living there
h)peirwtiko/j continental
h)peropeu/j a cheat, deceiver, cozener
h)peropeu/w to cheat, cajole, deceive, cozen
h(=|per in the same way as
h)/per than at all, than even
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h)/te or also
h)=te surely, doubtless
h)/toi now surely, truly, verily
h)=tor the heart
h)/trion the warp in a web
h)=tron the part below the navel, the abdomen
h)u/te as, like as
h)u/xoroj with fair dances
(hfai/steioj of Hephaestus
(hfaisto/ponoj wrought by Hephaestus
(/hfaistoj Hephaestus
(hfaisto/teuktoj wrought by Hephaestus
h)xei=on kettle-drum
h)xe/thj clear-sounding, musical
h)xe/w to sound, ring, peal
h)xh/eij sounding, ringing, roaring
h)/xhma a sound, sounding
h)xh/ a sound
h(=xi where
h)xw/ a sound
h)w=qen from morn
h)w=|oj at morn, at break of day
h)w/j the morning red, daybreak, dawn
qaa/ssw to sit
qa/hma a sight, wonder
qairo/j the hinge of a door
qake/w to sit
qa/khma a sitting
qa/khsij a sitting, sitting-place
qa=koj a seat, chair
qalamh/ioj of
qala/mh a lurking-place, den, hole, cave
qalamhpo/loj a chamber-maid, waiting maid
qalamio/j of
qalami/thj one of the rowers on the lowest bench
qa/lamo/nde to the bed-chamber
qa/lamoj an inner room
qa/lassa the sea
qalasseu/w to be at sea, keep the sea
qala/ssioj of, in, on
qalassokope/w to strike the sea with the oar
qalassokrate/w to be master of the sea
qalassokra/twr master of the sea
qalasso/plagktoj made to wander o'er the sea, sea-tost
qalasso/plhktoj sea-beaten
qalassopo/roj sea-faring
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qa/rsunoj relying on
qarsu/nw to encourage, cheer
qa/sioj of
qa/sswn quicker, swifter
qa/ssw to sit, sit idle
qauma/zw to wonder, marvel, be astonied
qaumai/nw to admire, gaze upon
qau=ma whatever one regards with wonder, a wonder, marvel
qauma/sioj wondrous, wonderful, marvellous
qaumasiourge/w to work wonders
qaumasmo/j a marvelling
qaumaste/oj to be admired
qaumasth/j an admirer
qaumastiko/j inclined to wonder
qaumasto/j wondrous, wonderful, marvellous
qaumatopoie/w to work wonders
qaumatopoii/a conjuring, juggling
qaumatopoio/j wonder-working
qa/yinoj yellow-coloured, yellow, sallow
qa/yoj a plant
qa/w to suck
qe/aina a goddess
qe/ama that which is seen, a sight, show, spectacle
qea/mwn a spectator
qea/omai to look on, gaze at, view, behold
qea/ a goddess
qe/a a seeing, looking at, view
qea/rion the place where the
qeate/oj to be seen
qeath/j one who sees, a spectator
qeato/j to be seen
qeatri/zw to bring on the stage:&mdash
qeatriko/j of
qe/atron a place for seeing
qeh/ioj divine
qeh/latoj driven
qehmosu/nh contemplation: a problem
qeia/zw to practice divinations
qeiasmo/j practice of divination
qei/baqen from Thebes
qei/baqi at Thebes
qeilo/pedon a sunny spot
qei/nw to strike, wound
qeio/domoj built by gods
qei=on brimstone
qei=on the divinity
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qei=oj of
qei=oj one's father's
qeio/thj divine nature, divinity
qeio/w to smoke with brimstone, fumigate and purify thereby
qelgesi/muqoj soft-speaking
qe/lghtron a charm
qe/lgw to stroke
qe/lhma will
qe/lhsij a willing, will
qelkth/rion a charm, spell, enchantment
qelkth/rioj charming, enchanting, soothing
qelkth/r a soother, charmer
qelci/nouj charming the heart
qelci/pikroj sweetly painful
qe/meqla the foundations, lowest part, bottom
qeme/lioj of
qemelio/w to lay the foundation of, found firmly
qemerw=pij of grave and serious aspect
qemi/zw to judge
qemi/plektoj rightly plaited
qemisko/poj seeing to law and order
qemiskre/wn reigning by right
qe/mij that which is laid down
qemistei=oj of law and right
qemisteu/w to declare law and right
qemistopo/loj ministering law
qemito/j allowed by the laws of God and men, righteous
qemo/w to drive
qe/nar the palm of the hand
#NOM? motion from
qeobla/beia madness, blindness
qeoblabe/w to offend the Gods
qeoblabh/j stricken of God, infatuated
qeogennh/j begotten of a god
qeo/glwssoj with the tongue of a god
qeogoni/a the generation
qeo/gonoj born of God, divine
qeodh/lhtoj by which the gods are injured
qeodi/daktoj taught of God
qeo/dmhtoj god-built, made
qeoeidh/j divine of form
qeoei/keloj godlike
qeo/qen from the gods, at the hands of the gods
qeoi/nia the feast of the wine-god
qeoklute/w to call on the gods
qeo/klutoj calling on the gods
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qeofa/nia a festival at Delphi, at which the statues of Apollo and other gods were shewn to the people
qeofilh/j dear to the gods, highly favoured
qeofore/w to bear God within one
qeofo/rhtoj possessed by a god, inspired
qeofori/a inspiration
qeo/foroj possessed by a god, inspired
qeo/frwn godly-minded
qera/paina a waiting maid, handmaid
qerapei/a a waiting on, service
qera/peuma medical treatment
qerapeute/oj one must do service to
qerapeuth/j one who serves the gods, a worshipper
qerapeutiko/j inclined to serve
qerapeuto/j that may be fostered
qerapeu/w to be an attendant, do service
qerapi/dion a means of cure
qera/pnh a handmaid
qera/pwn a waiting-man, attendant
qe/reioj of summer, in summer
qeri/zw to do summer-work, to mow, reap
qeri/neoj the summer
qerismo/j reaping-time, harvest
qeristh/j a reaper, harvester
qeri/strion a light summer garment
qermai/nw to warm, heat
qe/rmh heat, feverish heat
qe/rminoj of lupines
qermobafh/j dyed hot
qermo/blustoj hot-bubbling
qermo/bouloj hot-tempered
qermodo/thj one who brought the hot water at baths
qermo/nouj heated in mind
qermopu/lai hot-gates
qermo/j hot, warm
qe/rmoj a lupine
qermo/thj heat
qermourgo/j doing hot and hasty acts, reckless
qe/rmw to heat, make hot
qe/roj summer, summertime
qersi/thj Thersites
qe/rw to heat, make hot
qe/sij a setting, placing, arranging
qe/skeloj marvellous, wondrous
qe/smioj according to law, lawful
qesmoqete/w to be a
qesmoqe/thj a lawgiver
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qri/dac lettuce
qrinaki/h three
qri=nac a trident
qri/c the hair of the head
qri=on a fig-leaf
qri/y a wood-worm
qroe/w to cry aloud
qro/mboj a lump, piece
qrombw/dhj like clots, clotted
qro/non flowers embroidered on cloth, patterns
qro/noj a seat, chair
qro/nwsij the enthronement of the newly initiated
qro/oj a noise
qrualli/j a plant which
qrule/w to make a confused noise, chatter, babble
qruli/zw to make a false note
qruli/ssw to crush, shiver, smash:&mdash
qru=loj a noise as of many voices, a shouting, murmuring
qru/mma that which is broken off, a piece, bit
qru/on a rush
qruptiko/j easily broken
qru/ptw to break in pieces, break small
qru/yij a breaking in small pieces
qrw/|skw to leap, spring
qrwsmo/j ground rising
quga/thr a daughter
qugatridh= a daughter's daughter, granddaughter
qugatridou=j a daughter's son, grandson
quei/a a mortar
qu/ella a furious storm, hurricane
que/steioj of Thyestes
quhdo/xoj receiving incense
quh/eij smoking
quhlh/ the part of the victim that was burnt, the primal offering
quhpole/w to busy oneself with sacrifices
quhpo/loj busy about sacrifices, sacrificial
quhfa/goj devouring offerings
qui/a an African tree with scented wood
quia/j a mad
qu/inoj of the tree
qui/w to be inspired
qula/kion a little bag
qu/lakoj a bag, pouch, wallet
qule/omai to offer.
qu/lhma that which is offered
qumai/nw to be wroth, angry
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qumalgh/j heart-grieving
quma/lwy a piece of burning wood
qu=ma that which is slain
qumare/w to be well-pleased
qumarh/j suiting the heart
qu/mbra savory
qumbrepi/deipnoj supping on bitter herbs
qu/mbrij the Tiber
qumbrofa/goj eating savory
qume/lh a place for sacrifice, an altar
qumeliko/j for the thymele, scenic, theatric
qumhgere/wn gathering breath, collecting oneself
qumhdh/j well-pleasing
qumi/ama that which is burnt as incense
qumiath/rion a vessel for burning incense, a censer
qumia/w to burn so as to produce smoke, burn
qumiko/j high-spirited, passionate
qumi/thj flavoured with thyme
qumobarh/j heavy at heart
qumobore/w to gnaw
qumobo/roj eating the heart
qumodakh/j biting the heart
qumoeidh/j high-spirited, courageous
qumole/wn lion-hearted, coeur-de-lion
qumo/mantij prophesying from one's own soul
qumomaxe/w to fight desperately
qu/mon thyme
qumoplhqh/j wrathful
qumoraisth/j life-destroying
qumosofiko/j like a clever fellow
qumo/sofoj wise from one's own soul
qumo/j the soul
qumofqore/w to torment the soul, break the heart
qumofqo/roj destroying the soul, life-destroying
qumo/w to make angry
qu/mwma wrath, passion
qune/w to dart along
qunna/zw to spear a tunny-fish
qu/nneioj of the tunny-fish
qunneutiko/j for tunny-fishing
qunnoke/faloj tunny-headed
qunnoskope/w to watch for tunnies
qunnosko/poj a tunny-watcher
qu/nnoj the tunny-fish
qu/nw to rush
quodo/koj receiving incense, full thereof, odorous
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qu/w to rush on
quw/dhj smelling of incense, sweet-smelling
quw/dhj smelling of incense, sweet-smelling
qu/wma that which is burnt as incense
qwh/ a penalty
qw=migc a cord, string
qwmo/j a heap
qwpei/a flattery, adulation
qw/peuma a piece of flattery
qwpeuma/tia bits of flattery
qwpeu/w to flatter, fawn on, cajole, wheedle
qwrakei=on a breast-work
qwraki/zw to arm with a breastplate
qwrakopoio/j making breastplates
qwrakopw/lhj a dealer in breastplates
qwrakofo/roj wearing a breastplate, a cuirassier
qw/rac a breastplate, cuirass, corslet
qwrhkth/j armed with breastplate
qwrh/ssw to arm with breastplate
qw/j the jackal
qwukth/r a barker, roarer, crier
qwu/ssw make a noise
qw/y a flatterer, fawner, false friend
i)ai/nw to heat
)iakxa/zw to shout
)iakxei=on a temple of Bacchus
i)a/kxioj Bacchanalian
)/iakxoj Iacchus
i)alemi/stria a wailing woman
i)a/lemoj a wail, lament, dirge
i)a/llw to send forth
i)alto/j sent forth
i)/ama a means of healing, remedy, medicine
i)ambei=oj iambic
i)ambeiofa/goj a glutton at iambics
i)ambi/zw to assail in iambics, to lampoon
i)ambiko/j iambic
i)ambopoie/w to write iambics
i)ambopoio/j a writer of iambics
i)/amboj an iambus
)ia/n an Ionian
i)a/omai to heal, cure
)iaonau= O Ionian
)ia/onej the Ionians
)iao/nioj Ionian, Greek
i)a/ a voice, cry
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i(ppeu/w to be a horseman
i(pphdo/n like a horse
i(pphla/sioj a chariot-
i(pphlate/w to ride
i(pphla/thj a driver of horses, one who fights from a chariot, a Knight
i(pph/latoj fit for horsemanship
i(pphmolgoi/ the mare-milkers
i(ppia/nac king of horsemen
i(ppiko/j of a horse
i(/ppioj of a horse
i(ppioxai/thj shaggy with horse-hair
i(ppioxa/rmhj one who fights from a chariot
i(ppoba/mwn going on horseback, equestrian
i(ppoba/thj a horseman
i(ppobo/thj feeder of horses
i(ppo/botoj grazed by horses
i(ppobouko/loj a horse-herd, horse-keeper
i(ppoge/ranoi crane-cavalry
i(ppo/gupoi vulture-cavalry
i(ppo/damoj tamer of horses
i(ppoda/seia bushy with horse-hair
i(ppo/desma horse-bands, reins
i(ppode/thj binding horses
i(ppodiw/kthj a driver
i(ppodromi/a a horse-race
i(ppodro/moj a light horseman
i(ppo/dromoj a chariot-road
i(ppo/qen forth from the horse
i(ppoka/nqaroj a horse-beetle
i(ppoke/leuqoj travelling by means of horses, a driver of horses
i(ppoke/ntauroj a horse-centaur, half-horse half-man
i(ppokome/w to groom horses
i(ppo/komoj decked with horse-hair
i(ppoko/moj a groom
i(ppokorusth/j equipt
i(ppokrate/w to be superior in horse
i(ppokrati/a victory in a cavalry action
i(ppo/krhmnoj tremendously steep
i(ppo/krotoj sounding with horses
i(ppo/lofoj with horse-hair crest
i(ppomanh/j in which horses take mad delight
i(ppomani/a mad love for horses
i(ppomaxe/w to fight on horseback
i(ppomaxi/a a horse-fight, an action of cavalry
i(ppoma/xoj fighting on horseback, a trooper
i(ppomu/rmhc a horse-ant
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i(pponw/maj guiding
i(ppopo/loj busied with horses
i(/ppoj a horse, mare
i(ppo/stasij a stable
i(pposu/nh the art of chariot-driving, horsemanship
i(ppo/thj a driver
i(ppotoco/thj a mounted bowman, horse-archer
i(ppotrofi/a a breeding
i(ppotro/foj horse-feeding, abounding in horses
i(ppotufi/a horse-pride
i(/ppourij horse-tailed, decked with a horse-tail
i(ppofo/rbion a lot of horses out at grass, a troop of horses
i(ppoforbo/j a horse-keeper
i(ppw/dhj horse-like
i(ppwnei/a a buying of horses
i(ppwne/w to buy horses
i(ppw/n a place for horses
i)/ptomai to press hard, oppress
)=irij Iris
i)sa/ggeloj like an angel
i)sa/delfoj like a brother
i)sa/zw to make equal, to balance
i)sa/milloj equal in the race
i)sa/rguroj worth its weight in silver
i)sa/riqmoj equal in number.
i)shgori/a equal freedom of speech, equality
i)sh=lic of the same age with
)isqmia/j Isthmian
i)/sqmion anything on the neck, a necklace
i)/sqmioj Isthmian
)isqmo/qen from the Isthmus
)isqmo/qi on the Isthmus
)isqmoi= on the Isthmus
i)sqmo/j any narrow passage
i)sqmw/dhj like an isthmus
)isiako/j of
)=isij Isis
i)/ske he said, he spake
i)/skw to make like
i)sobasileu/j equal to a king
i)so/gaioj like land
i)sogoni/a equality of kind
i)sodai/mwn godlike
i)sodi/aitoj living on an equality
i)sodro/moj running equally, of equal length
i)sozugh/j evenly balanced: equal
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i(/sthmi to make to stand
i(sti/on any web, a sail
i(stoboeu/j the plough-tree
i(stodo/kh the mast-crutch
i(stope/dh a hole
i(sto/podej the long beams of the loom
i(stopo/noj working at the loom
i(store/w to inquire into
i(stori/a a learning by inquiry, inquiry
i(storiko/j of
i(sto/j anything set upright
i(sto/tonoj stretched in the loom
i(stourge/w to work at the loom
i(stourgi/a weaving
i(stourgo/j a worker at the loom.
i(/stwr a wise man, one who knows right, a judge
i)/sxaimoj staunching blood
i)sxale/oj thin
i)sxana/w to hold back, check
i)sxa/nw to check, hinder
i)sxa/j a dried fig
i)sxi/on the hip-joint
i)sxnai/nw to make dry
i)sxnopa/reioj with withered cheeks
i)sxno/j dry, withered, lean, meagre
i)sxno/fwnoj checked in one's voice, stuttering, stammering
i)sxuri/zomai to make oneself strong, to be strong, gain force
i)sxuriste/oj one must maintain
i)sxuro/j strong, mighty
i)sxu/j strength
i)sxu/w to be strong
i)/sxw to hold, check, curb, keep back, restrain
i)/swj equally, in like manner
)itali/a Italy
)italiw/thj an Italiote
)italo/j Italian
i)te/a a willow
i)te/inoj of willow
i)te/oj one must go
i)to/j passable
i)tri/neoj like a cake
i)/trion a cake
i)/ttw be witness!
i)/tuj a circle made of willow
i)ugh/ a howling, shrieking, yelling
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kai/rioj in
kairose/wn the close-woven
kai=roj the row of thrums
kairo/j due measure, proportion, fitness
kairofulake/w to watch for the right time
kai/toi and indeed, and further
kai/w to light, kindle
kaka/ggeloj bringing ill tidings
kaka/ggeltoj caused by ill tidings
kakandri/a unmanliness
kake/sxatoj extremely bad
kakhgore/w to speak ill of, abuse, slander
kakhgori/a evil-speaking, abuse, slander
kakh/goroj evil-speaking, abusive, slanderous
kakhlo/goj evil-speaking
ka/kh wickedness, vice
kaki/a badness
kaki/zw to abuse, reproach, accuse
kakiste/oj one must bring reproach on
kakka/w cacare
ka/kkh ordure, dung
kako/bioj living ill
kakobouleu/omai to be ill-advised
kako/bouloj ill-advised
kako/gambroj for her wretched brother-in-law
kakogami/ou for forming an unlawful marriage
kakogei/twn a bad neighbour
kako/glwssoj ill-tongued
kakodaimona/w to be tormented by an evil genius, be like one possessed
kakodaimone/w to be unfortunate
kakodaimoni/a unhappiness, misfortune
kakodai/mwn possessed by an evil genius, ill-fated, ill-starred, miserable
kakodoce/w to be in bad repute
kakodoci/a bad repute, infamy
kako/docoj in ill repute
kakoei/mwn ill-clad
kakozhli/a unhappy imitation, affectation
kako/zhloj imitating unhappily.
kakoh/qeia badness of disposition, malignity
kakoh/qeuma a malicious deed
kakoh/qhj ill-disposed, malicious
kakoqhmosu/nh disorderliness
kako/qrouj evil-speaking, slanderous
kakoqumi/a malevolence
kakoi/lioj evil
kakoke/rdeia base love of gain
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katarra/kthj down-rushing
katarrakto/j a trap-door
katarra/ptw to stitch on
kata/rrafoj sewn together, patched
katarre/zw to pat with the hand, to stroke, caress
katarre/pw to make to incline downwards, make to fall
katarre/w to flow down
katarrh/gnumi to break down
katarrina/w to file down:&mdash
katarri/ptw to throw down, overthrow
kata/rrooj a running from the head, a catarrh
katarrofe/w to gulp
katarruh/j falling away
kata/rrutoj irrigated, watered
katarrwde/w to fear, dread
katarrw/c jagged, broken
ka/tarsij a landing-place
katarta/w to hang down from, hang on
katarti/zw to adjust
kata/rtisij restoration
katartisth/r one who restores order, a mediator
katartu/w to prepare, dress
katarxairesia/zw to defeat in an election
kata/rxw to make beginning of
katasbe/nnumi to put out, quench
katasei/w to shake down, throw down
kataseu/omai to rush back into
katashmai/nw to seal up
katash/pw to make rotten, let rot
katasqene/w to weaken
katasqmai/nw to pant and struggle against
katasiga/w to become silent
katasikeli/zw to Sicilise
katasite/omai to eat up, feed on
katasiwpa/w to be silent about
kataska/ptw to dig down, destroy utterly, rase to the ground, overthrow
kataskafh/ a rasing to the ground, destruction
kataskafh/j dug down
kataskeda/nnumi to scatter
kataske/llomai to become a skeleton, wither
kataskeua/zw to equip
kataskeu/asma that which is prepared
kataskeuasmo/j contrivance
kataskeuaste/oj one must prepare
kataskeuh/ preparation
kataske/w to practise much
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kata/xarma a mockery
kataxe/zw to befoul
kataxeirotone/w to vote against, to vote in condemnation of
kataxeirotoni/a a vote of condemnation
kataxe/w to pour down upon, pour over
kataxh/nh derision, mockery
kataxhreu/w to pass in widowhood
kataxh/j sounding
kataxqo/nioj subterranean
kataxordeu/w to mince up as for a sausage
kataxorhge/w to lavish as
kataxrai/nomai to besprinkle
kataxra/omai to make full use of, apply
kataxra/w sufficed them
kataxreio/omai to be ill-treated
kataxre/mptomai to spit upon
kata/xrusoj overlaid with gold-leaf, gilded
kataxruso/w to cover with gold-leaf, gild
kataxrw/zw to colour
kata/xusma that which is poured over, sauce
kataxwneu/w to melt down
kataxw/nnumi to cover with a heap
kataxwri/zw to set in a place, place in position
kataya/llomai to resound with music
kataya/w to stroke with the hand, to stroke, caress
katayeka/zw to wet by continual dropping
katayeu/domai to tell lies against, speak falsely of
katayeudomarture/w to bear false witness against
katayhfi/zomai to vote against
katayhfiste/oj one must condemn
katayh/xw to rub down, pound in a mortar
katayu/xw to cool, chill
kateblakeume/nwj slothfully, tardily
kateggua/w to pledge, betroth
kateggu/h bail
kate/dw to eat up, devour
katei/bw to let flow down, shed
katei=don to look down
katei/dwloj full of idols, given to idolatry
kateika/zw to liken
kateile/w to force into a narrow space, to coop up
kateilu/w to cover up
ka/teimi to go
katei=pon to speak against
katei/rgw to drive into, shut in
kateirwneu/omai to use irony towards, to dissemble
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kaulomu/khtej stalk-fungi
kaulo/j the shaft
kau=ma burning heat
kaumati/zw to burn
kauna/khj a thick cloak
kau/simoj fit for burning, combustible
kau=sij a burning
kauso/omai to burn with intense heat
kau=soj burning heat.
kau/steira burning hot, raging
kausto/j burnt, red-hot
kau/strioj of
kau/swn burning heat
kauthria/zw to cauterise, brand
kauth/rion a branding iron
kauth/r a burner
kauxa/omai to speak loud, be loud-tongued
kau/xhma a boast, vaunt
kauxh/mwn boastful
kau/xhsij reason to boast
kaxa/zw to laugh aloud
kaxeci/a a bad habit of body
kaxh/meroj living bad days, wretched
kaxla/zw to plash
ka/xlhc a pebble
kaxormisi/a unlucky harbourage
ka/xruj parched barley
kaxu/poptoj suspecting evil, suspicious
kea/zw to split, cleave
keblh/purij the redcap, redpoll
kegxriai=oj of the size of a grain of millet
kegxrobo/loi millet-throwers
ke/gxroj millet
kegxrw/mata things of the size of millet-grains
keda/nnumi to break asunder, break up, scatter
kedno/j careful, diligent, sage, trusty
kedri/a cedar resin
ke/drinoj of cedar
ke/droj the cedar-tree
kedrwto/j made of
kei=mai to be laid
keimh/lion anything stored up as valuable, a treasure, heirloom
keimh/lion anything stored up as valuable, a treasure, heirloom
keiri/a the cord
kei/rw to cut
kei/w to lie down
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kei/w to cleave
kekafhw/j breathing forth
ke/kragma a scream, cry
kekra/kthj a bawler
kekracida/maj he who conquers all in bawling, the blusterer
ke/kroy Cecropian, Athenian
kekru/faloj a woman's head-dress of net
keladeino/j sounding, noisy
kelade/w to sound as rushing water
kela/dhma a rushing sound
keladh=tij loud-sounding
ke/ladoj a noise as of rushing waters: a loud noise, din, clamour
kela/dw sounding, roaring
kelainegxh/j with black
kelainefh/j black with clouds
kelaino/brwtoj black and bloody with gnawing
kelaino/omai to grow black
kelaino/j black, swart, dark, murky
kelainofah/j black-gleaming
kelaino/frwn black-hearted
kelaino/xrwj black-coloured
kelainw/paj black-faced, swarthy, gloomy
kelaru/zw to murmur
kele/bh a cup, jar, pan
kele/ontej the beams in the upright loom
keleuqh/thj a wayfarer
keleuqopoio/j road-making
keleuqopo/roj a wayfarer
ke/leuqoj a road, way, path, track
ke/leusma an order, command, behest
keleusmo/j an order, command
keleusth/j the signalman
keleusto/j ordered, commanded
keleutia/w continually urging on
keleu/w to urge
ke/lhj a courser, riding-horse
kelhti/zw to ride
ke/llw to drive on
ke/lomai to urge on, exhort, command
keltiko/j Celtic, Gallic
keltisti/ in the language of the Celts
keltoi/ the Kelts
ke/lufoj a sheath, case, pod, shell
ke/lwr son
kema/j a young deer, a pricket
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keramiko/j of
kera/mion an earthenware vessel, a jar
kerami/j a roof-tile
ke/ramoj potter's earth, potter's clay
kera/nnumi to mix, mingle
keraoco/oj polishing
kerao/j horned
ke/raj the horn of an animal
kera/sthj horned
kerasto/j mixed, mingled
kerasfo/roj horn-bearing, horned
kerate/a the carob
kera/tia St. John's bread
kera/tinoj of horn
keratw/n made of horns
kerau/neioj wielding the thunder
kerau/nioj of a thunderbolt
keraunobole/w to hurl the thunderbolt
keraunobo/loj hurling the thunder
kerauno/boloj thunder-stricken
keraunobro/nthj the lightener and thunderer
keraunoma/xhj fighting with thunder
kerauno/j a thunderbolt
keraunofah/j flashing like thunder
keraunofo/roj wielding the thunderbolt
kerauno/w to strike with thunderbolts
ke/rberoj Cerberus
kerdai/nw to gain, derive profit
kerdale/oj having an eye to gain, wily, crafty, cunning
kerdaleo/frwn crafty-minded
kerdi/wn more profitable
ke/rdoj gain, profit, advantage
kerdosu/nh cunning, craft
kerdw=|oj bringing gain
kerdw/ the wily one
kerkidopoiikh/ the art of the shuttle-maker
kerki/zw to make the web close with the
kerki/j the rod
ke/rkoj the tail
ke/rkouroj a light vessel, boat
ke/rkura Corcyra
ke/rkwy the Cercopes
ke/rma a slice
kermati/zw to cut small, mince, chop up
kermatisth/j a money-changer
ke/rnoj a large earthen dish
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kle/mma a theft
kle/oj a rumour, report, news
klepte/oj one must conceal
kle/pthj a thief
kleptiko/j thieving
klepti/statoj the most arrant thief
kle/ptw to steal, filch, purloin
kleyi/frwn deceiving, dissembling
kleyu/dra a water-clock
kle/w to tell of, celebrate
klh/dhn by name
klhdw/n an omen
klh/|zw to make famous, to celebrate in song, laud
klh/|zw to shut
klh/qra the alder
klh=ma a vine-twig, vine-branch
klhma/tinoj of vine-twigs
klhmati/j brush-wood, fagot-wood
klhronome/w to receive a share of an inheritance, to inherit a portion
klhrono/mhma an inheritance
klhronomi/a an inheritance
klhrono/moj one who receives a portion
klhropalh/j distributed by shaking the lots
klh=roj a lot
klhrouxe/w to obtain by allotment, to have allotted to one
klhrouxi/a the allotment of land to citizens in a foreign country
klhrouxiko/j of
klhrou=xoj one who held an allotment of land
klhro/w to appoint
klhrwto/j appointed by lot
klh=sij a calling, call
klh=|sij a shutting up, closing
klhte/oj to be called, named
klhteu/w to summon into court
klhth/r one who calls, a summoner
klhto/j called, invited, welcome
klimakth/r the round of a ladder
kli=mac a ladder
kli/ma an inclination, slope
kli/neioj of
kli/nh that on which one lies, a couch
klinh/rhj bed-ridden
kliniko/j that visits his patients in their beds
klinopeth/j bed-ridden
klinopoio/j making beds
klinth/r a couch, sofa
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ko/ppa (koph)
koppati/aj branded with the letter koppa
ko/preioj full of dung, filthy
kopri/a a dunghill
kopri/zw to dung, manure
koprolo/goj a dung-gatherer, a dirty fellow
ko/proj dung, ordure, manure
koprofore/w to cover with dung
koprofo/roj carrying dung
koprw/n a place for dung, privy
kopto/j chopped small
ko/ptw to strike, smite, knock down
koraki=noj a young raven
ko/rac carrion-crow
kora/sion a girl, maiden
korba=n a gift
kordaki/zw to dance the
kordakiko/j like the dance
kordakismo/j the dancing of the
ko/rdac the cordax
kore/nnumi to sate, satiate, satisfy
ko/reuma maidenhood
koreu/omai to be a maid, grow up to maidenhood
kore/w to sweep, sweep out
ko/rhma a besom, broom
ko/rh a maiden, maid, damsel
korqu/nw to lift up, raise
kori/annon coriander
kori/zomai to fondle, caress, coax
kori/nqioj Corinthian
ko/rinqoj Corinth
ko/rij a bug
korkorugh/ the rumbling
kormo/j the trunk
ko/roj one's fill, satiety, surfeit
ko/roj a boy, lad, stripling
ko/roj cor
ko/rsh one of the temples, the side of the forehead
koruba/nteioj Corybantian
korubantia/w to be filled with Corybantic frenzy
korubanti/zw to purify
koru/baj a Corybant, priest of Cybele in Phrygia
korudo/j the crested lark
ko/ruza a running at the nose
koruza/w to run at the nose
koruqa/ic helmet-shaking
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krauga/zw to bay
kraugasi/dhj son of a croaker
kraugh/ a crying, screaming, shrieking, shouting
krea/gra a flesh-hook
krea/dion a morsel of meat, slice of meat
kreanome/w to distribute flesh, to divide the flesh
kreanomi/a a distribution of flesh
kreano/moj one who distributes the flesh of victims, a carver
kre/aj flesh, meat, a piece of meat
krehdo/koj containing flesh
krei=on a meat-tray, dresser
kreisso/teknoj dearer than children
krei/sswn stronger, mightier, more powerful
krei/wn a ruler, lord, master
kreka/dia a
krekto/j struck so as to sound
kre/kw to strike
krema/qra a net
krema/nnumi to hang, hang up
kremasto/j hung, hung up, hanging
kre/mbala rattling instruments
krembaliastu/j a rattling as with castanets
kreodai/thj a distributor of flesh, carver at a public meal
kreokope/w to cut in pieces
kreoko/poj a cutter up of flesh.
kreourge/w to cut up meat like a butcher
kreourghdo/n like a butcher, in pieces
kreourgi/a a cutting up, butchering.
kreourgo/j working
kreofa/goj eating flesh, carnivorous
krh/guoj good, agreeable
krh/demnon a veil
krh/mnhmi to hang, be suspended
krhmnoba/thj a haunter of steeps
krhmnopoio/j speaking crags
krhmno/j an overhanging bank
krhmnw/dhj precipitous
krhnai=oj of, from a spring
krh/nhqen from a well
krh/nhnde to a well
krh/nh a well, spring, fountain
krhnia/j spring-nymphs
krhpi/j a half-boot
krh/j a Cretan
krhsfu/geton a place of refuge, retreat, resort
krh/thqen from Crete
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krh/th Crete
krhti/zw to play the Cretan
krhtiko/j of
krhtismo/j Cretan behaviour
kribani/thj baked in a pan
kri/banoj an earthen vessel, a pan
kri/zw to creak
kriqa/w to be barley-fed, to wax wanton
kriqh/ barley-corns, barley
kriqi/asij of surfeit caused by over-feeding with barley
kriqi/zw to feed with barley
kri/qinoj made of
kriqotra/goj barley-eating
kri/koj a ring
kri=ma a decision, judgment
kri/mnon coarse meal
kri/non a lily
kri/nw to pick out, choose
kriopro/swpoj ram-faced
krio/j a ram
kri= barley
kri=sa Crisa
kri/simoj decisive, critical
kri/sij a separating, power of distinguishing
krite/oj to be decided
krith/rion a means for judging
krith/j a decider, judge, umpire
kritiko/j able to discern, critical
krito/j picked out, chosen
kroai/nw to stamp, strike with the hoof
kroka/lh a pebble, shingle
kro/keoj saffron-coloured
kro/kh the thread which is passed between the threads of the warp
kro/kinoj of saffron
kroko/baptoj saffron-dyed
krokobafh/j sallow, sickly
kroko/deiloj a lizard
kroko/eij saffron-coloured
kroko/peploj with yellow veil
kro/koj the crocus
kroko/w to crown with yellow ivy
kroku/j the flock
krokwto/j saffron-dyed, saffron-coloured
krommuocuregmi/a a belch of onions and vinegar
kro/muon an onion
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krwbu/loj a roll
krwgmo/j the cawing of a crow
krw/zw to cry like a crow, caw
krwsso/j a water-pail, pitcher, jar
kta/nthj a murderer
kta/omai to procure for oneself, to get, gain, acquire
kte/anon possessions, property
ktea/teira thou that hast put us in possession of
kteati/zw to get, gain, win
kteatisto/j gotten, acquired
ktei/nw to kill, slay
ktei/j a comb
kteni/zw to comb, curry
kteni/on a small comb
ktenismo/j a combing
kte/raj a possession
kte/rea funeral gifts
kterei/zw to bury with due honours
kth=ma anything gotten, a piece of property, a possession
kthnhdo/n like beasts
kth=noj flocks and herds
kthnotrofi/a cattle-keeping
kthnotro/foj keeping cattle, pastoral.
kth/sioj belonging to property
kth=sij acquisition
kthte/oj to be gotten
kthtiko/j acquisitive
kthto/j that may be gotten
kth/twr a possessor, owner
kti/deoj of a marten-cat
kti/zw to people
kti/loj tame, docile, gentle
ktilo/w to tame
kti/sij a founding, foundation
kti/sma anything created, a creature
kti/sthj a founder
kti/thj an inhabitant
ktupe/w to crash
ktu/poj any loud noise, a crash
ku/aqoj a cup
kuameuto/j chosen by beans
kuameu/w to be so elected
ku/amoj a bean
kuamotrw/c bean-eater
kuamofagi/a the eating of beans, bean-diet
kuanaigi/j she of the dark Aegis
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ku/knoyij swan-like
kuli/ndhsij a rolling, wallowing
ku/lindroj a roller, cylinder
kuli/ndw to roll, roll along
ku/lic a cup, drinking-cup, wine-cup
ku/lisma a rolling, wallowing
kuli/stra a place for horses to roll in
kuli/w to roll along
kullh/nh Cyllene, a mountain in Arcadia
kullopodi/wn crook-footed, halting
kullo/j crooked, crippled
kuloidia/w to have a swelling below the eye
kumai/nw to rise in waves
ku=ma anything swollen
kumati/aj surging, billowy
kumatoagh/j breaking like waves
kumatolh/gh wave-stiller
kumatoplh/c wave-beaten
kumato/w to cover with waves
kumatwgh/ a place where the waves break, the beach
kumatw/dhj on which the waves break
ku/mbalon a cymbal
ku/mbaxoj head-foremost
ku/mindij the night-jar
kumineu/w to strew with cummin
ku/minon cummin
kuminopri/sthj a cummin-splitter
kuminopristokardamoglu/foj a cummin-splitting-cress-scraper
kumode/gmwn meeting the waves
kumodo/kh wave-receiver
kumoqo/h wave-swift
kumopo/leia wave-walker
kumw/ wavy
kuna/gkh a dog's collar
kunago/j a hound-leader
kunagwgo/j a leader of hounds, huntsman
kunalw/phc a fox-dog, mongrel between dog and fox
kuna/muia dog-fly
kuna/rion a little dog, whelp
kuna/j of a dog
kuna/w to play the Cynic
kune/h a dog's skin
ku/neioj of, belonging to a dog
ku/neoj shameless, unabashed
kune/w to kiss
kunhge/sion a hunting-establishment, huntsmen and hounds, a pack of hounds
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kunhge/thj a hunter, huntsman
kunhgetiko/j of
kunhge/w to hunt, chase
kunhgi/a hunt, chase, hunting
kunh/gion the hunt, chase
kunhdo/n like a dog
ku/nqoj Cynthus
kunideu/j a puppy
kuni/dion a little dog, whelp, puppy
kuni/zw to play the dog
kuniko/j dog-like
kuni/skh a bitch-puppy
kuni/skoj a young dog, puppy
kunismo/j Cynical philosophy
kuno/douj a canine tooth
kunodrome/w to run with dogs
kunoqarsh/j impudent as a dog
kunoke/faloj dog-headed
kunoklo/poj dog-stealing
kunokope/w to beat like a dog
kunopro/swpoj dog-faced
kuno/sargej Cynosarges
kuno/sbatoj dog-thorn
kuno/soura dog's-tail, the Cynosure
kunospa/raktoj torn by dogs
kunou=xoj a dog-holder, dog-leash
kuno/frwn dog-minded, shameless
ku/nteroj more dog-like
kunw/ a she-dog
kunw/phj the dog-eyed
kuofore/w to be pregnant
kupari/ssinoj of cypress-wood
kupa/rissoj a cypress
kupassi/j a short frock
ku/peiron galingale
kupelloma/xoj at which they fight with cups
ku/pellon a big-bellied drinking vessel, a beaker, goblet, cup
kupellofo/roj carrying cups
kupri/dioj like Cypris
ku/prioj of Cyprus, Cyprian
ku/prij Cypris
kuprogenh/j Cyprus-born
kupro/qen from Cyprus
ku/pronde to Cyprus
ku/proj Cyprus
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kwph/eij hilted
kwphlate/w to pull an oar
kwphla/thj a rower
kw/ph the handle of an oar
kwph/rhj furnished with oars
kw/rukoj a leathern sack
kw/rion a little girl
kwru/kioj Corycian
kw/rukoj a promontory of Cilicia
kw=j Cos
kwti/llw to prattle, chatter
kwti/loj twittering
kwfo/j blunt, dull, obtuse
kwfo/thj deafness
labh/ the part intended for grasping, a handle, haft
labrago/rhj a bold, rash talker, braggart
la/brac the bass
labreu/omai to talk rashly, brag
labropo/dhj rapid of foot, rushing
labropote/w to drink hard
la/broj furious, boisterous
labrosu/nh violence, greed
labro/sutoj rushing furiously
labu/rinqoj a labyrinth
lagari/zomai to be slack
lagaro/j slack, hollow, sunken
lage/thj leader of the people
la/ginoj of the hare
la/gion a leveret
lagnei/a lasciviousness, lust
la/gnoj lascivious, lustful
lagodai/thj hare-devourer
lagoqh/raj a hare-hunter
lagoktone/w to kill hares
la/gunoj a flask, flagon
lagxa/nw to obtain by lot, by fate, by the will of the gods
lagw/|dion a leveret
lagw/n the hollow on each side below the ribs, the flank
lagw=|oj of the hare
lagw=j a hare
lagwsfagi/a a killing of hares
la/danon an aromatic gum, gum mastich
lae/rthj ant
la/zomai to take, seize, grasp
laqhtiko/j likely to escape notice
laqikhdh/j banishing care
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lafugmo/j gluttony
la/fura spoils
lafuropwle/w to sell booty
lafuropw/lhj a seller of booty, one who has bought up booty to retail
lafu/ssw to swallow greedily, gulp down, devour
lafu/stioj gluttonous
laxai/nw to dig
laxanhlo/goj gathering vegetables
laxanismo/j a gathering of vegetables
la/xanon garden-herbs, potherbs, vegetables, greens
laxano/pteroj vegetable-winged
laxanopw/lhj one who sells vegetables, a green-grocer
la/xeia well-tilled, fertile
la/xesij Lachesis, disposer of lots
laxh/ allotment
laxnh/eij hairy, shaggy
la/xnh soft hair, down
laxno/guioj with shaggy limbs
laxno/omai to grow downy
la/xnoj wool
laxnw/dhj downy
la/xoj an allotted portion
la/w to behold, look upon
la/w to wish, desire
law/dhj popular
le/aina a lioness
leai/nw to smooth
lea/nteira smoothing, polishing
le/bhj a kettle
le/gw to lay asleep, lull to sleep
le/gw to gather, pick up
le/gw to say, speak
lehlasi/a a making of booty, robbery
lehlate/w to drive away cattle as booty, to make booty
lei/a booty, plunder
lei/bw to pour, pour forth
lei=mac a meadow
lei=mma what was left
leimw/nioj of a meadow
leimwno/qen from a meadow
leimw/n any moist, grassy place, a meadow, mead, holm
leioge/neioj smooth-chinned
leioku/mwn having low waves
leio/mitoj smoothing the warp
leionth= a lion's skin
leiontoma/xhj a lion-fighter
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le/xrij crosswise
lexw/ioj of
lexw/ a woman in childbed
lewko/rion the temple of the daughters of Leos
le/wn a lion
lewrgo/j one who will do anything
le/wj entirely, wholly
lewsfe/teroj one of their own people, a fellow-citizen
lh/gw to stay, abate
lh=don the mastich
lh=doj a light summer dress
lh/qaioj of
lhqargiko/j drowsy
lh/qargoj forgetful
lhqedano/j causing forgetfulness
lh/qh a forgetting, forgetfulness
lhia/j taken prisoner, captive
lhiboth/r crop-consuming, crop destroying
lhi/dioj taken as booty, captive
lhi/zomai to seize as booty, to carry off as prey
lhino/moj dwelling in the country
lh/ion a crop
lhi/j booty, spoil
lhisth/r a robber
lhisto/j to be carried off as booty, to be won by force
lhistu/j plundering
lhi/stwr plundering
lhi=tij she who makes
lh/iton the town-hall
lhke/w to sound
lhkuqi/zw to adorn rhetorically, amplify
lhku/qion a small oil-flask
lh/kuqoj an oil-flask, oil-bottle
lhkuqourgo/j making oil-flasks
lh=ma will, desire, resolve, purpose, mind
lhmatia/w to be high-spirited, resolute
lhma/w to be blear-eyed
lh/mh a humour that gathers in the corner of the eye, gum, rheum
lh=mma anything received, income
lh/mnioj Lemnian
lhmni/skoj a woollen fillet
lhmno/qen from Lemnos
lh=mnoj Lemnos
lhnaiko/j of
lhnai=oj belonging to the wine-press
lh=nai Bacchanals
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lhciarxiko/j belonging to the
lh=cij a portion assigned by lot, an allotment
lh=cij cessation
lhpte/oj to be taken
lhptiko/j disposed to accept
lhpto/j to be apprehended
lhre/w to be foolish
lh/rhma silly talk, nonsense
lh=roj silly talk, nonsense, trumpery
lhro/j a poor trinket
lhrw/dhj frivolous, silly
lhsi/mbrotoj taking men unawares, a thief
lhsmosu/nh forgetfulness
lh|sta/rxhj a captain of robbers
lh|stei/a a robber's life, robbery, piracy, buccaneering
lh|steu/w to be a robber: to carry on a piratical
lh|sth/rion a band of robbers
lh|sth/j a robber, plunderer
lh|stiko/j inclined to rob, piratical, buccaneering
lh=stij to forget
lh|stokto/noj slaying robbers
lh|striko/j piratical
lh|stri/j a pirate
lhtogenh/j born of Leto
lhtoi/dhj son of Leto
lhtw=|oj of
lhtw/ Leto
lh=yij a taking hold, seizing, catching, seizure
lia/zomai to bend, incline
li/an very, exceedingly
liaro/j warm
liba/dion a small stream
liba/zw to let fall in drops
li/banoj the frankincense-tree
libano/xrouj frankincense coloured
libanwti/zw to fumigate with frankincense
libanwto/j frankincense, the gum of the tree
libanwtofo/roj bearing frankincense
liba/j anything that drops
li/boj a drop
libro/j dripping, wet
libu/hqe from Libya
libu/h Libya, the north part of Africa
libuko/j Libyan
liburniko/j Liburnian
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li/qoj a stone
liqo/strwtoj paved with stones
liqotomi/a a place where stone is cut, a quarry
liqoto/moj a stone-cutter
liqourge/w to turn into stone, petrify
liqourgo/j a worker in stone, stone-mason
liqofore/w to carry stones
liqofo/roj carrying stones
liqw/dhj like stone, stony
likmai=oj presiding over winnowing
likma/w to part the grain from the chaff, to winnow
likmhth/r a winnower
likmhto/j a winnowing
li/knon a winnowing-fan
liknofo/roj carrying the sacred
likrifi/j crosswise, sideways
lilai/omai to long
limai/nw to suffer from hunger
limeni/thj god of the harbour
limenormi/thj tarrying in the harbour
limenosko/poj watching the harbour
limh/n a harbour, haven, creek
limhro/j hungry, causing hunger
limhro/j furnished with a good harbour
limnai=oj of
li/mnh a pool of standing water
limnh/sioj laker
limnh/thj living in marshes
limnourgo/j one who works in
limnofuh/j marsh-born
limno/xarij grace of the marsh
limnw/dhj like a marsh, marshy
limoqnh/j dying of hunger
limoktone/w to kill by hunger, starve
limoktoni/a a killing by hunger
limo/j hunger, famine
limoforeu/j causing hunger
limo/ywroj a cutaneous disease, scurvy
limw/ssw to be famished, hungry
li/neoj of flax, flaxen, linen
lino/detoj bound with flaxen cords
linoqh/rhj one who uses nets
linoqw/rhc wearing a linen cuirass
lino/klwstoj spinning flax
lino/krokoj flax-woven
li/non anything made of flax
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li/j smooth
li/spoj smooth, polished
lissa/j smooth, bare
li/ssomai to beg, pray, entreat, beseech
lisso/j smooth
listo/j to be moved by prayer
listreu/w to dig round
li/stron a tool for levelling
litaneu/w to pray, entreat
litano/j praying, suppliant
litargi/zw to slip away
li/targoj running quick.
lith/ a prayer, entreaty
lito/bioj living plainly
lito/j suppliant, supplicatory
lito/j smooth, plain
lito/thj plainness, simplicity
litrai=oj weighing
li/tra a silver coin
litue/rshj Lityerses
li/tuon lituus
lixano/j the fore-finger
lixma/zw to lick
lixma/w to lick with the tongue
lixnei/a daintiness, greediness
lixneu/w to lick
lixnobo/roj nice in eating, dainty
li/xnoj dainty, lickerish, greedy
li/y the SW. wind
li/y a stream
liyouri/a desire of making water, natural needs
lobo/j the lobe of the ear
loga/dhn by picking out
loga/rion petty speeches
loga/j gathered, picked, chosen
logei=on a speaking-place
logi/a a collection for the poor
logi/dion a little fable
logi/zomai to count, reckon, calculate, compute
lo/gimoj worth mention, notable, remarkable, famous
lo/gion an announcement, oracle
lo/gioj versed in tales
logismo/j a counting, reckoning, calculation, computation
logiste/oj one must calculate
logisth/rion the place
logisth/j a calculator, teacher of arithmetic
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logistiko/j skilled
logografe/w to write speeches
logografi/a a writing of speeches
logografiko/j of
logogra/foj a prose-writer
logole/sxhj a prater
logomaxe/w to war about words
logomaxi/a a war about words
logoma/xoj warring about words.
logopoie/w to invent stories, to write, compose
logopoii/a tale-telling, news-mongering
logopoiiko/j of
logopoio/j a prose-writer
lo/goj the word
logxeu/w to pierce with a spear
lo/gxh a spear-head, javelin-head
logxh/rhj armed with a spear
lo/gximoj of a spear
logxo/omai to be furnished with a point
logxopoio/j making spears
logxofo/roj spear-bearing
logxwto/j lance-headed
loibei=on a cup for pouring libations
loibh/ a drink-offering
loi/gioj pestilent, deadly, fatal
loigo/j ruin, havoc
loidore/w to abuse, revile
loido/rhma railing, abuse, an affront
loidori/a railing, abuse
loi/doroj railing, abusive
loimo/j a plague, pestilence
loimw/dhj like plague, pestilential
loimw/ssw to have the plague
loipo/j remaining, the rest
loisqh/ioj for the last
loi/sqioj last
loi=sqoj left behind, last
lo/kkh a cloak
lokroi/ the Locrians
lokro/j Locrian
loci/aj the ambiguous
locoba/thj going side-ways
loco/j slanting, crosswise, aslant
loco/thj slanting direction, obliquity
locotro/xij oblique-running
lo/cwsij obliquity
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lopa/dion a platter
lopa/j a flat dish
lopo/j the shell, husk, peel
loutroda/iktoj slain in the bath
loutro/n a bath, bathing place
loutrofo/roj bringing water for bathing
loutroxoe/w to pour water into the bath
loutroxo/oj pouring water into the bath, the slave who did this
loutrw/n a bathing-room, bath-house
lou/w to wash
lofa/w to have a crest
lofei=on a crest-case
lofhfo/roj crested
lofia/ the mane
lofih/thj a dweller on the hills
lofni/j a torch of vine bark
lofo/omai to be crested.
lofopoio/j a crest-maker
lo/foj the back of the neck
lo/fwsij a being crested
loxage/w to lead a
loxagi/a the rank
loxago/j the leader of an armed band
loxai=oj clandestine
loxa/w to lie in wait for, to watch, waylay, entrap
loxei/a childbirth, childbed
loxei=oj the place of childbirth
loxe/oj an ambush
lo/xeuma that which is born, a child
loxeu/w to bring forth, bear
loxi/zw to lie in wait for
lo/xioj of
loxismo/j a placing in ambush
loxi/thj one of the same company, a fellow-soldier, comrade
loxmai=oj of the coppice
lo/xmh a thicket, coppice, copse
loxmw/dhj overgrown with bushes
lo/xonde to ambush, for an ambuscade
lo/xoj an ambush
luai=oj Deliverer
lugai=oj shadowy, murky, gloomy
lu/gdhn with sobs
lu/gdinoj of white marble
lu/gdoj white marble
lugi/zw to bend
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mai/nh maena
maini/j a sprat
maino/lhj raving, frenzied
mai/nomai to rage, be furious
mai/omai to seek
maio/omai to deliver
ma/ioj of May
mai=ra the sparkler
maiw=tai the Maeotians
maiw/thj Maeotian
maiwtisti/ in Scythian fashion
mai/wtra a midwife's wages
makari/a happiness, bliss
makari/zw to bless, to deem
maka/rioj blessed, happy
makario/thj happiness, bliss
makarismo/j a pronouncing happy, blessing
makaristo/j deemed
makari/thj one blessed
ma/kar blessed, happy
makedno/j tall, taper
makedoni/zw to be on the Macedonian side
makedonisti/ in Macedonian
makedw/n a Macedonian
ma/kella a pick-axe with one point
ma/kellon the meat-market, shambles
makisth/r long and tedious
makkoa/w to be stupid
makrai/wn lasting long
makra/n a long way, far, far away
makrau/xhn long-necked, long
makrhgore/w to speak at great length
makrhgori/a tediousness
makrh/goroj speaking at great length.
makrhmeri/a the season of long days
makro/bioj long-lived
makrobio/thj longevity
makrobi/otoj long
makro/ghrwj very old
makrodro/moj running long
makro/qen from afar
makroqume/w to be long-suffering
makro/qumoj longsuffering, patient
makroke/faloj long-headed
makrokome/w to have long hair
makro/kwloj long-limbed
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mei/wn less
mela/ggaioj with black soil, loamy
mela/gkerwj black-horned, black
melagko/rufoj the blackcap
mela/gkrokoj with black woof
melagxai/thj black-haired
mela/gximoj black, dark
melagxi/twn with black raiment, darksome, gloomy
mela/gxlainoj black-cloaked
melagxola/w to be atrabilious
melagxoliko/j atrabilious, choleric
mela/gxoloj dipped in black bile
melagxroih/j black-skinned, swarthy
mela/gxrouj swarthy
me/laqron the ceiling of a room
melai/nw to blacken
melambaqh/j darkly deep
mela/mbwloj with black soil
melampagh/j black clotted
mela/mpeploj black-robed
melampe/taloj dark-leaved
mela/mpteroj black-winged
melamfah/j whose light is blackness
mela/mfulloj dark-leaved
mela/naigij with dark aegis
melanaugh/j dark-gleaming
mela/ndetoj bound
melando/koj holding ink
melanei/mwn black-clad
melani/a blackness: a black cloud
melanoka/rdioj black-hearted
melano/mmatoj black-eyed
melanonekuoei/mwn clad in black death-clothes
melano/pteroj black-winged
mela/nossoj black-eyed
mela/nostoj black-boned
mela/nouroj the black-tail
me/lan black pigment, ink
melanteixh/j black-walled
melanthri/a a black dye
melantragh/j black when eaten
mela/nudroj with black water
mela/nw to grow black
me/lasma anything black
me/laj black, swart
me/ldomai to melt
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memhxanhme/nwj by stratagem
memno/neion the temple of Memnon
memno/neioj of Memnon.
me/mnwn the steadfast
me/mona to wish eagerly, to yearn, strive, be fain
mempto/j to be blamed, blameworthy
me/mfomai to blame, censure, find fault with
memyimoire/w to complain of fate
memyi/moiroj complaining of one's fate, repining, querulous
me/myij blame, censure, reproof
menai/xmhj abiding the spear, staunch in battle
meneai/nw to desire earnestly
menedh/ioj standing against the enemy, staunch, steadfast
mene/laoj withstanding-men
menepto/lemoj staunch in battle, steadfast
menesqeu/j abider
menete/oj one must remain
meneto/j inclined to wait, patient
menexa/rmhj staunch in battle
menoeikh/j suited to the desires, satisfying, sufficient, plentiful, agreeable to one's taste
menoina/w to desire eagerly, to be bent on
menoinh/ eager desire
me/noj might, force, strength, prowess, courage
me/n on the one hand, on the other hand
mentorourgh/j wrought by Mentor
me/nw to stay at home, stay where one is, not stir
merida/rpac bit-stealer
meri/zw to divide, distribute
me/rimna care, thought
merimna/w to care for, be anxious about, think earnestly upon, scan minutely
meri/mnhma anxiety
merimnhth/j one who is anxious about
merimnoto/koj mother of cares
merimnofrontisth/j an anxious thinker, "minute philosopher, "
merismo/j a dividing, division
meri/j a part, portion, share, parcel
meristh/j a divider
meristo/j divided, divisible
meri/thj a partaker in
me/rmeroj causing anxiety, mischievous, baneful
me/rmhra care, trouble
mermhri/zw to be full of cares, to be anxious
me/rmij a cord, string, rope
me/roj a part, share
me/roy dividing the voice
me/sabon a leathern strap
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metakinhte/oj to be removed
metakinhto/j to be disturbed
metaklai/w to weep afterwards
metakli/nomai to shift to the other side
metakoimi/zomai to change to a state of sleep, to be lulled to sleep
meta/koinoj sharing in common, partaking
metakomi/zw to transport
metakulinde/w to roll to another place, to roll over
metaku/mioj between the waves
metalagxa/nw to have a share
metalamba/nw to have
metalh/gw to leave off, cease from
meta/lhyij participation
metallagh/ change
metallakto/j changed, altered
metalla/ssw to change, alter
meta/llatoj to be searched out
metalla/w to search after other things
metallei/a a searching for metals
metalleuth/j one who searches for metals, a miner
metalleutiko/j skilled in searching for metals
metalleu/w to get by mining
metalliko/j of
me/tallon a mine
metamai/omai to search after, chase
metamanqa/nw to learn differently
metamei/bw to exchange
metame/lei it repents
metame/leia change of purpose, regret, repentance
metamelhtiko/j full of regrets
meta/meloj repentance, regret
metame/lpomai to sing
metami/gnumi to mix among, confound with
metamorfo/w to transform
metamo/rfwsij a transformation
metampe/xomai to put on a different dress
metamfia/zw to change the dress
metamw/nioj borne by the wind
metanagignw/skomai to repent of
metanaieta/w to dwell with
metanaie/thj one who dwells with
metana/stasij migration
metana/sthj one who has changed his home, a wanderer, immigrant
metana/stioj wandering
metana/stria a wanderer
metani/ssomai to pass over to the other side
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metani/sthmi to remove
metanoe/w to change one's mind
meta/noia after-thought, repentance
metantle/w to draw from one vessel into another
metacu/ betwixt, between
metapaideu/w to educate differently
metapau/omai to rest between-whiles
metapauswlh/ rest between-whiles
metapei/qw to change a man's persuasion
meta/ in the midst of, among with gen., dat., and acc.
metabai/nw to pass over from one place to another
metaba/llw to throw into a different position, to turn quickly
metaba/ptw to change by dipping
metapempte/oj to be sent for
meta/pemptoj sent for
metape/mpw to send after
metape/tamai to fly to another place, fly away
metaphda/w to leap from one place to another, jump about
metapi/ptw to fall differently, undergo a change
metapla/ssw to mould differently, remodel
metapoie/w to alter the make of
metaporeu/omai to go after, follow up
meta/prasij a selling by retail, retail-trade
metapreph/j distinguished among
metapre/pw to distinguish oneself
meta/ptwsij change
metapu/rgion the wall between two towers, the curtain
metari/qmioj counted among
metarre/w to flow differently, to change to and fro, ebb and flow
metarri/ptw to turn upside down
metarruqmi/zw to change the fashion of
metarsio/omai to rise high into the air
meta/rsioj raised form the ground, high in air
metaseu/omai to rush towards
metaskeua/zw to put into another dress
metaspa/w to draw over from one side to another
me/tassa born midway
meta/stasij a removing, removal
metastate/oj one must alter
metastei/xw to go in quest of
metaste/llomai to send for, summon
metaste/nw to lament afterwards
metastoixei/ all in a row
metastonaxi/zw to sigh
metastratopedeu/w to shift one's ground
metastreptiko/j fit for turning another way, fit for directing
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metriko/j of
metriopaqe/w to bear reasonably with
metriopaqh/j moderating one's passions
metriopo/thj a moderate drinker
me/trioj within measure
metrio/thj moderation
me/tron that by which anything is measured
metwphdo/n with front-foremost
metwpi/dioj on the forehead
metw/pion the forehead
me/twpon the space between the eyes, the brow, forehead
me/xri to a given point, even so far
mh\ nay but, not so but
mh\ certainly not
mhdamh= in no wise, not at all
mhdamo/qen from no place
mhdamo/qi nowhere
mhdamoi= nowhither
mhdamo/se nowhither
mhdamo/j none
mhdamou= nowhere
mhdei/j and not one
mhde/ but not
mhde/pote never
mhde/pw nor as yet, not as yet
mhdepw/pote never yet
mhdesika/sth adorned-with-prudence
mhde/teroj neither of the two
mhdete/rwse to neither side
mhdi/zw to be a Mede in language
mhdiko/j the war with the Medes
mhdismo/j a leaning towards the Medes, being in their interest, Medism
mhdi/j a Median woman
mhdokto/noj Mede-slaying
mh/domai to be minded, to intend, resolve
mh=doj counsels, plans, arts, schemes
mh=doj the genitals
mh=doj a Mede, Median
mhdosu/nh counsel, prudence
mhka/omai to bleat
mhkasmo/j a bleating
mhka/j the bleating one
mhkedano/j long
mhke/ti no more, no longer, no further
mh/kistoj tallest
mh=koj length
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moixeu/tria an adulteress
moixeu/w to commit adultery with
moixi/dioj born in adultery
moixiko/j adulterous
moixo/j an adulterer, paramour, debaucher
molibaxqh/j heavy with lead, leaded
mo/liboj lead
mo/lij not scarcely
molobro/j a greedy fellow
molosso/j Molossian
molpa/zw to sing of
molpasth/j a minstrel
molphdo/n like a song
molph/ the song and dance, a chant
molph=tij she who sings and dances
molu/bdaina a piece of lead
molu/bdinoj leaden, of lead
molubdi/j a leaden weight
mo/lubdoj lead
molunopragmone/omai to get into dirty quarrels
molusmo/j defilement
molu/nw to stain, sully, defile
momfh/ blame, censure
monadiko/j consisting of units
mona/mpuc having one frontlet
monarxe/w to be sovereign
monarxi/a the rule of one, monarchy, sovereignty
monarxiko/j monarchical
mo/narxoj one who rules alone, a monarch, sovereign
mona/j alone, solitary
monaule/w to play a solo on the flute
monauli/a a living alone, celibacy
mo/nauloj a player on the single flute
monaxh= in one way only
monaxo/j single, solitary
monaxou= alone, only
monaxw=j in one way only
monere/thj one who rows singly
monh/ a staying, abiding, tarrying, stay
monh/rhj single, solitary
mo/nimoj staying in one's place, stable, steadfast
mo/nippoj one who uses a single horse, a horseman, rider
monoba/mwn walking alone
monogenh/j only-begotten, single
mono/glhnoj one-eyed
monoda/ktuloj one-fingered
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monode/rkthj one-eyed
mono/doupoj uniform in sound
mono/douj one-toothed
mono/dropoj plucked from one stem, cut from one block
monoeidh/j of one form
mono/zuc yoked alone
monoh/meroj lasting one day only
mono/qen alone, singly
monoke/lhj a single horse
mono/kerwj with but one horn
mono/klautoj by one only
mono/klinon a bed for one only
monokrh/pij with but one sandal
mono/krotoj with one bank of oars
mono/kwloj with but one leg
mono/kwpoj with one oar
monole/wn a singularly huge lion
mono/liqoj made out of one stone
mono/lukoj a singularly huge wolf
monomaxe/w to fight in single combat
monomaxi/a single combat
monomaxiko/j of
monoma/xoj fighting in single combat
monomerh/j consisting of one part
monomh/twr reft of mother
mononuxi/ in a single night
mono/culoj made from a solid trunk
mono/paij an only child
mono/pelmoj with but one sole
mono/peploj wearing the tunic only
mono/pouj one-footed
monopragmate/w to be engaged in one thing
monopwli/a exclusive sale, monopoly
mono/pwloj with one horse
monoru/xhj digging with one point
monosite/w to eat once in the day
mo/noj alone, left alone, forsaken solitary
monostibh/j walking alone
mono/stixoj consisting of one verse
mono/stoloj going alone, alone, single
monosto/rqugc carved out of a single block
monosu/llaboj of one syllable, dealing in monosyllables
mono/teknoj with but one child
monotra/pezoj at a solitary table
mono/tropoj living alone, solitary
monotrofe/w to eat but one kind of food
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mu/loj a millstone
mulwqro/j a miller
mulw/n a mill-house
mu/nh an excuse, pretence
mu/ca the discharge from the nose
mucwth=rej the nostrils
muoqhre/w to catch mice
muokto/noj mouse-killing
muomaxi/a a battle of mice
muopa/rwn a light vessel
mu/ouroj mouse-tailed: curtailed
mu/ a muttering sound
mu/raina a sea-serpent
mureye/w to prepare unguents
mureyo/j one who prepares unguents. a perfumer.
muria/kij ten thousand times
muria/mforoj holding
muri/androj containing
muria/rxhj commander of
muria/j a number of
murieth/j of
muri/zw to rub with ointment
muri/kh the tamarisk
muriki/neoj tamarisk
muri/kinoj tamarisk
murio/boioj with ten thousand oxen
murio/douj with immense teeth
murio/karpoj with countless fruit
murio/kranoj many-headed
murio/lektoj said ten thousand times
murio/morfoj of countless shapes
murio/moxqoj of countless labours
murio/nauj with countless ships
murio/nekroj where tens of thousands die
muriopla/sioj times as many as
murioplhqh/j infinite in number
muri/oj numberless, countless, infinite
muriosto/j the
muriostu/j a body of ten thousand
murioteuxh/j with ten thousand armed men
muriofo/roj carrying
murio/fwnoj with ten thousand voices
muriwpo/j with countless eyes
mu/rmhc a beast of prey
murmido/nej the Myrmidons
muro/eij anointed
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na/ssw to press
nasto/j close- pressed
nauage/w to suffer shipwreck, be shipwrecked
nauagi/a shipwreck
naua/gion a piece of wreck
nauago/j shipwrecked, stranded
nauarxe/w to command a fleet
nauarxi/a the command of a fleet, office of
nauarxi/j the ship of the
nau/arxoj the commander of a fleet, an admiral
nauba/thj a "ship-goer," a seaman
nau/deton a ship's cable
nauklhre/w to be a shipowner
nauklhri/a a seafaring life, ship-owning
nauklh/rion the ship of a
nau/klhroj a shipowner, ship-master
nau/kraroj one of a division, of the citizens
naukrate/w to be master of the sea
naukra/thj master
nau/kratij Naucratis
naukra/twr the master of a ship
nau=loj passage-money, the fare
nauloxe/w to lie in a harbour
nau/loxoj affording safe anchorage
naumaxe/w to fight in a ship
naumaxhsei/w to wish to fight by sea
naumaxhte/oj one must fight by sea
naumaxi/a a sea-fight
nau/maxoj of
nauma/xoj fighting at sea
nauphge/w to build ships
nauphgh/simoj useful in shipbuilding
nauphgi/a shipbuilding
nauphgiko/j skilled in shipbuilding
nauph/gion a shipbuilder's-yard, dockyard
nauphgo/j a shipwright
naupli/a Nauplia
nauplieu/j a Nauplian
nau/poroj ship-frequented
naupo/roj ship-speeding
nausqlo/w to carry by sea
nausikleito/j famed for ships
nausipe/ratoj navigable
nausi/pompoj ship-wafting
nausi/poroj traversed by ships, navigable
nausipo/roj passing in a ship, seafaring
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nomisteu/omai to be current
nomografi/a written legislation
nomogra/foj one who draws up laws.
nomodei/kthj one who explains laws
nomodida/skaloj a teacher of the law
nomoqesi/a lawgiving, legislation
nomoqete/w to make law
nomoqe/thma a law, ordinance
nomoqe/thj a lawgiver
nomoqethte/oj to be settled by law
nomoqetiko/j of
nomo/nde to pasture
no/moj anything assigned, a usage, custom, law, ordinance
nomo/j a feeding-place
nomofu/lac a guardian of the laws
noo/plhktoj palsying the mind
no/oj mind, perception
nosakero/j liable to sickness, sickly
nosero/j of sickness
nose/w to be sick, ill, to ail
noshlei/a care of the sick, nursing
noshleu/w to tend a sick person
no/shma a sickness, disease, plague
noshro/j diseased, unhealthy
no/soj sickness, disease, malady
nosotrofi/a care of the sick
noste/w to come
no/stimoj belonging to a return
no/stoj a return home
nosfi/zomai to turn one's back upon
no/sfi aloof, apart, afar, away
nosw/dhj sickly, diseased, ailing
notero/j wet, damp, moist
noti/a wet
noti/zw to wet
no/tioj wet, moist, damp
noti/j moisture, wet
no/toj the south
noubustiko/j choke-full of sense, clever
nouqete/w to put in mind, to admonish, warn, advise
nouqe/thma admonition, warning
nouqe/thsij admonition, warning
nouqethte/oj to be admonished
nouqethtiko/j monitory
noumhni/a the new moon, the first of the month
noune/xeia good sense, discretion
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numfeuth/rioj nuptial
numfeuth/j one who escorts the bride to the bridegroom's house, negotiator of a marriage
numfeu/tria a bride's-maid
numfeu/w to lead the bride, to give in marriage, betroth
nu/mfh a young wife, bride
numfi/dioj of a bride, bridal
numfi/oj a bridegroom, one lately married
numfi/oj bridal
numfogenh/j nymph-born
numfo/klautoj to be deplored by wives
numfokome/w to dress a bride
numfoko/moj dressing a bride
numfo/lhptoj caught by nymphs
numfostole/w to escort the bride
numfosto/loj escorting the bride.
numfo/timoj honouring the bride
numfw/n the bridechamber
nu=n now, even now
nuni/ now, at this moment
nu=n now at this very time
nu/c the night-season
nuo/j a daughter-in-law
nu/ssa posts
nu/ssw to touch with a sharp point, to prick, spur, pierce
nusta/zw to nod in sleep, to nap, slumber
nustakth/j one that nods, nodding
nu/xeuma a nightly watch
nuxeu/w to watch the night through, to pass the night
nuxqh/meron a night and a day
nu/xioj nightly
nwdo/j toothless
nwduni/a ease from pain
nw/dunoj without pain
nw/qeia sluggishness, dulness
nwqh/j sluggish, slothful, torpid
nwqro/j sluggish, slothful, torpid
nwi/teroj of
nwleme/j without pause, unceasingly, continually
nwma/w to deal out, distribute
nw/numoj nameless, unknown, inglorious
nw=roy flashing, gleaming
nwta/kmwn with mailed back
nwtiai=oj of the back
nwti/zw to turn one's back
nw/tisma that which covers the back
nw=ton the back
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ceno/timoj honouring strangers
cenotrofe/w to entertain strangers, to maintain mercenary troops
cenofone/w to murder strangers
cenofo/noj murdering strangers
ceno/w to make one's friend and guest
cenw/n a guest-chamber
ce/nwsij a being abroad
cero/j dry
ce/sthj pint
cesto/j smoothed, polished, wrought
ce/w to smooth
chrai/nw to parch up, dry up
chraloife/w to rub dry with oil
chrampe/linoj of the colour of withered vine-leaves, bright red
chra/ dry land
chro/j dry
chro/thj dryness
chrofage/w to eat dry food
ci= cum
cifh/rhj sword in hand
cifhfo/roj sword in hand
cifi/dion a dagger
cifisth/r a sword-belt
cifodh/lhtoj slain by the sword
cifokto/noj slaying with the sword
ci/foj a sword
cifoulki/a the drawing of a sword
cifoulko/j drawing a sword
cifourgo/j a sword-cutler
co/anon an image carved
coanourgi/a a carving of images
coi/j a sculptor's chisel
couqo/pteroj with tawny wings
couqo/j yellowish, brown-yellow, tawny
cuh/lh a tool for scraping wood, a plane
culhge/w to carry wood
culhgo/j carrying wood.
culh/fion a piece of wood, a stick
culi/zomai to gather wood
cu/linoj of wood, wooden
culokope/w to beat with a stick, cudgel
culokopi/a a cudgelling
culoko/poj hewing
cu/lon wood
culopagh/j built of wood
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o)gdohkontate/ssarej eighty-four
o)gdohkontou/thj eighty years old
o)gdohkosto/j eightieth
o)/gdooj eighth
o(/ge indeed
o)gka/omai to bray
o)gkhro/j bulky, swollen
o)gkhth/j a brayer
o)/gkion a case for arrows and other implements
o)/gkoj the barb
o)/gkoj bulk, size, mass
o)gko/w to heap up
o)gku/llomai to be puffed up
o)gkw/dhj swelling, rounded
o)gkwto/j heaped up
o)gmeu/w to move in a straight line
o)/gmoj any straight line, a furrow
o)/gxnh a pear-tree
o(dai=oj goods with which a merchant travels
o)da/c by biting with the teeth
o)da/cw to feel a biting, stinging pain, feel irritation
o(da/w to export and sell
o(/de this
o(deu/w to go, travel
o(dhge/w to lead
o(dhgo/j a guide
o(/dioj belonging to a way
o(/disma a road-way
o(di/thj a wayfarer, traveller
o(doiplane/w to stray from the road, wander
o(doiplanh/j straying from one road into another, wandering about
o(doipore/w to travel, walk
o(doipori/a a journey, way
o(doipo/rion provisions for the voyage
o(doipo/roj a wayfarer, traveller
o)dontofo/roj bearing teeth
o)dontofuh/j sprung from the dragon's teeth
o(dopoie/w to make
o(dopoi/hsij a making of roads
o(dopoii/a the work of a pioneer
o(dopoio/j one who opens the way, a pioneer
o(do/j a threshold
o(do/j a way, path, track, road, highway
o(douro/j a conductor, conductress
o(dofu/lac a watcher of the roads
o(do/w to lead by the right way
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o)du/nh pain of body
o)dunhro/j painful
o)dunh/fatoj killing
o)/durma a complaint, wailing
o)durmo/j a complaining, lamentation
o)du/romai to lament, bewail, mourn for
o)durtiko/j disposed to complain, querulous
o)durto/j mourned for, lamentable
)odu/sseia the Odyssey
)odu/sseioj of Ulysses
o)du/ssomai to be wroth against, to hate
o)dwdh/ smell, scent
o(dwto/j passable: practicable
o)zale/oj branching
)ozo/lai the Ozolae
o)/zoj a bough, branch, twig, shoot
o)zo/stomoj with bad breath
o)/zw to smell
o(/qen from whom
o)qnei=oj strange, foreign
o)/qomai to care for, take heed, regard, reck
o)qo/nh fine linen
o)qo/nion a piece of fine linen
o(qou/neka because
o)/qric with like hair
)/oqruj Othrys
oi)aki/zw to steer
oi)akono/moj a helmsman
oi)akostrofe/w to steer, direct
oi)/ac the handle of the rudder, the tiller
oi)a/thj a villager
oi)/gw to open
oi)da/nw to make to swell
oi)=da to know
oi)de/w to swell, become swollen
oi)/dhma a swelling, tumour
oi)dipo/deioj of Oedipus
oi)di/pouj Oedipus
oi)=dma a swelling, swell
oi)=doj a swelling, tumour.
oi)/eoj of
oi)e/thj of the same age
o)i/zuoj sorry, wretched
o)izuro/j woful, pitiable, miserable
o)izu/j woe, misery, distress, hardship, suffering
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oi)/koqi at home
oi)/koi at home, in the house
oi)konome/w to manage as a house steward, to manage, order, regulate
oi)konomi/a the management of a household
oi)konomiko/j practised in the management of a household
oi)kono/moj one who manages a household
oi)ko/pedon the site of a house
oi)kopoio/j constituting a house
oi)ko/sitoj taking one's meals at home, living at one's own expense, unpaid
oi)=koj a house, abode, dwelling
oi)kotribh/j ruining a family
oi)ko/triy a slave born and bred in the house
oi)kotu/rannoj a domestic tyrant
oi)ko/twj reasonably, probably
oi)koume/nh the inhabited world
oi)koumeniko/j of
oi)kourgo/j a house-steward
oi)koure/w to watch
oi)kou/rhma the watch
oi)kouri/a housekeeping, the cares of housekeeping
oi)kouriko/j inclined to keep at home: &mdash
oi)kou/rioj of
oi)kouro/j watching the house
oi)kofqore/w to ruin a house, squander one's substance
oi)kofqori/a a squandering one's substance
oi)kofqo/roj one who ruins a house, a prodigal
oi)kofu/lac a house-guard
oi)ktei/rw to pity, feel pity for, have pity upon
oi)kti/zw to pity, have pity upon
oi)ktirmo/j pity, compassion
oi)ktirmwn merciful
oi)/ktisma lamentation
oi)ktismo/j lamentation
oi)/ktistoj most pitiable, lamentable
oi)=ktoj pity, compassion
oi)ktro/gouj wailing piteously, piteous
oi)ktro/j pitiable, in piteous plight
oi)ktroxoe/w to pour forth piteously
oi)kwfelh/j profitable to a house
oi)kwfeli/a profit to a house, housewifery
)oileu/j Oi_leus
oi)=ma the swoop
oi)ma/w to swoop
oi)/mh a song, lay
oi)/moi ah me! woe's me!
oi)=moj a way, road, path
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oi)nw/n a wine-cellar
oi)nwpo/j fresh, ruddy
oi)nw/y dark
oi)o/batoj lonesome
oi)obw/taj feeding alone
oi)o/qen from one only
oi)/omai to suppose, think, deem, imagine
oi(onei/ as if
oi)ono/moj feeding alone
oi(onperei/ as it were
oi(=o/nte possible
oi)o/omai to be left alone, abandoned, forsaken.
oi)opole/w to tend sheep, to roam the mountains
oi)opo/loj traversed by sheep
oi)o/rpata (vir)
oi(osdh/pote of such and such a kind
oi)=oj alone, lone, lonely
oi(=oj such as, what sort
oi)oxi/twn with only a tunic on, lightly clad
oi)/ ah! woe!
oi(= whither
oi(=per whither
o)/ij ram
oi)ste/oj to be borne
o)isteuth/r an archer
o)isteu/w to shoot arrows
o)istobo/loj arrow-shooting
oi)stode/gmwn an arrow-holder, a quiver
o)isto/j an arrow
oi)sto/j that must be borne, endurable
oi)stra/w to sting
oi)strh/latoj driven by a gadfly
oi)/strhma the smart of a gadfly's sting
oi)strobole/w to strike as with a sting
oi)strodi/nhtoj driven round and round by the gadfly
oi)stroplh/c stung by a gadfly, driven wild
oi)=stroj the gadfly, breese
oi)su/a osier
oi)su/inoj of osier, of wicker-work
oi)su/ph the grease extracted from sheep's wool
oi)suphro/j with the grease in it, greasy
oi)tai=oj of Oeta
oi)/th Oeta
oi)=toj fate, doom
oi)xalieu/j an Oechalian
oi)xali/hqen from Oechalia
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o)reia/j of
o)reibasi/a a mountaineer's life
o)reiba/sia a festival in which persons traversed the mountains
o)reibate/w to roam the mountains
o)reiba/thj mountain-ranging
o)reidromi/a a running on the hills
o)reidro/moj running on the hills
o)reino/moj mountain-ranging
o)reino/j mountainous, hilly
o)/reioj of
o)reioxarh/j delighting in the hills
o)rei/thj a mountaineer
o)rei/foitoj mountain-roaming
o)rei/xalkoj copper ore
o)rektiko/j of
o)rekto/j stretched out
o)/recij desire, appetite
o)reopole/w to haunt mountains
o)reopo/loj haunting mountains.
o)resitro/foj mountain-bred
o)re/skioj overshadowed by mountains
o)reskw=|oj lying on mountains, mountainbred
o)re/ssauloj mountain-dwelling
o)ressiba/thj mountain roaming
o)ressi/gonoj mountain-born
)ore/steia the tale of Orestes
)ore/steioj of Orestes
o)restia/j of the mountains
o)reu/j a mule
o)rexqe/w to stretch oneself
o)rewko/moj a muleteer
o)rqia/de uphill
o)rqia/zw to speak in a high tone
o)rqi/asma a high pitch of voice
o)/rqioj straight up, going upwards, steep, uphill
o)rqobate/w to go straight on
o)rqo/bouloj right-counselling
o)rqodah/j knowing rightly how
o)rqodi/kaj judging righteously
o)rqodoce/w to have a right opinion
o)rqo/docoj right in opinion.
o)rqodrome/w to run straight forward
o)rqoe/peia correctness of diction
o)rqo/qric with hair up-standing
o)rqo/krairoj with straight horns
o)rqo/kranoj having a high head, lofty
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ou)de/ph in no wise
ou)de/pote and not ever
ou)de/pw and not yet, not as yet
ou)depw/pote nor yet at any time, never yet at any time
ou)de/teroj not either, neither of the two
ou)dete/rwse to neither of two sides, neither way
ou)d' e)/ti certainly not
ou)dh/eij terrestrial
ou)6 I suppose not
ou)0 no truly
ou)do/j a threshold
ou)do/j a way
ou)=qar the udder
ou)qa/tioj of the udder
ou)/qhn surely not, certainly not
ou)ke/ti no more, no longer, no further
ou)kou=n therefore, then, accordingly
ou)/koun not therefore, so not
ou)k so not, not then, surely not
ou)lai/ barley-corns, barley-groats
ou)lamo/j a throng of warriors
ou)lh/ a scar
ou)/lioj baleful, baneful
ou)lo/qric with curly hair
ou)loka/rhnoj with crisp, curling hair
ou)lo/kerwj with twisted horns
ou)lo/menoj destructive, baneful
ou)=lon the gums
ou)=loj whole, entire
ou)=loj woolly, woollen
ou)=loj destructive, baneful
ou)lotrixe/w to have curly hair
ou)loxu/tai barley-groats
ou)lumpo/qen from Ol.
ou)/lw to be whole
ou)ma/n assuredly not
ou)menou=n verily and indeed not
ou) no truly, nay verily
ou)4 not surely, not verily
ou)7 nevertheless, notwithstanding, yet, still
ou)6 not however
ou) not
ou(/neka on which account, wherefore
ou)=n really, at all events
ou)/ surely not
ou(= where
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ou)ta/w to wound, hurt, hit
ou)/te and not
ou)/thsij a wounding
ou)th/teira she who wounds
ou)tidano/j of no account, worthless
ou)/ti not, I suppose . . , surely you do not mean that . .
ou)/tiph in no wise
ou)/tipw not at all yet
ou)=tij Nobody, Noman
ou)/tij no one
ou)/toi indeed not
ou(tosi/ this man here
ou(=toj this
ou(/twj in this way
o)feile/thj a debtor
o)fei/lhma that which is owed, a debt
o)feilh/ a debt
o)fei/lw to owe, have to pay
o)fe/llw to increase, enlarge, strengthen
o)/feloj furtherance, advantage, help
o)few/dhj snake-like
o)fqalmi/a ophthalmia
o)fqalmia/w to suffer from ophthalmia
o)fqalmodoulei/a eye-service
o)fqalmo/j the eye
o)fqalmo/tegktoj wetting the eyes
o)fqalmofanh/j apparent to the eye
o)fqalmwru/xoj tearing out the eyes
o)fio/pouj with serpents for legs
o)/fij a serpent, snake
o)/flhma a fine incurred in a lawsuit
o)fliska/nw to owe, to be liable to pay
o)/fra that, in order that, to the end that
o)frua/w to have ridges
o)fruo/eij on the brow of a rock, beetling
o)fru/j the brow, eyebrow
o)/xanon the holder of a shield, a bar across the hollow of the shield
o)/xa far
o)xei/a a covering
o)xeteu/w to conduct
o)xethgo/j conducting
o)xeto/j a means for carrying water, a water-pipe
o)xeu/j anything for holding
o)xeu/w to cover
o)xe/w to uphold, sustain, endure
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palaismosu/nh wrestling, the wrestler's art
palaisth/j a wrestler
palaistiko/j expert in wrestling
palai/stra a palaestra, wrestling-school
palaistri/thj like a
palai/fatoj spoken long ago
palai/xqwn that has been long in a country, an ancient inhabitant, indigenous
palai/w to wrestle
palai/wsij a growing old
palama/omai to manage, execute
palamh/dhj the Inventor
pala/mh the palm of the hand, the hand
palamnai=oj one guilty of violence, a blood-guilty man, murderer
pala/ssw to besprinkle, sully, defile
palasth/ the palm of the hand
palastiai=oj a palm long
paleu/w to catch by decoy-birds
pale/w to be disabled
pa/lh wrestling
paliggenesi/a a being born again, new birth
pali/gglwssoj contradictory, false
paligkaphleu/w to sell over again, sell wares by retail
paligka/phloj one who buys and sells again, a petty retailer, huckster
pali/gkotoj breaking out afresh
pali/gkraipnoj very swift
palilloge/w to say again, repeat, recapitulate
palillogi/a recapitulation
pali/llogoj to gather collected again
pali/mbamoj walking back
palimblasth/j growing again
pali/mboloj thrown back, reversed
palimmh/khj doubly long
palimpeth/j falling back
pali/mphcij a patching up
pali/mplagktoj back-wandering
palimpla/zomai to wander back
palimplanh/j wandering to and fro
pali/mplutoj washed up again, vamped up
pali/mpoinoj retributive
palimprumnhdo/n stern-foremost
pali/myhstoj scraped again
palina/gretoj to be taken back
palinauch/j growing again
palinauto/moloj a double deserter
palindiki/a a second action, a new trial
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pa/noizuj all-unhappy
panoiki/a| with all the house, household and all
panoi/kioj with all one's house
panoi/moi oh utter woe!
pano/lbioj truly happy
panomilei/ in whole troops
pano/mmatoj all-eyed
pano/moioj just like
panomfai=oj sender of all ominous voices, author of all divination
panopli/a the full armour of an
panopli/thj a man in full armour
pa/noploj in full armour, full-armed
pano/pthj the all-seeing
pa/normoj always fit for landing in
pa/normoj its territory
pano/j a torch
panourge/w to play the knave
panou/rghma a knavish trick, villany
panourgi/a knavery, roguery, villany
panourgipparxi/dhj knave-Hipparchides
panou=rgoj ready to do anything wicked, knavish, villanous
pano/yioj all-seen, in the sight of all
pa/n Pan
pansagi/a in full armour
panse/lhnoj at the full
pa/nsemnoj all-majestic
pa/nskopoj all-seeing
pa/nsofoj all-wise
panspermi/a a mixture of all seeds
pa/nspermoj composed of all sorts of seeds
panstratia/ a levy of the whole army
pansudi/h| with all speed
pansudi/ with all one's force
pa/nsurtoj swept all together
panta/laj all-wretched
panta/pasi all in all, altogether, wholly, absolutely
pantarkh/j all-powerful
panta/rxhj lord of all
pa/ntarxoj all-ruling
pantaxh= everywhere
pantaxo/qen from all places, from all quarters, on every side
pantaxoi= in every direction, any whither, every way
pantaxou= everywhere
pantaxw=j in all ways, altogether
pante/leia consummation
pantelh/j all-complete, absolute, complete, entire
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para/deisoj a park
paradekte/oj one must admit
paradekte/oj to be admitted
parade/xomai to receive from
paradhlo/w to make known by a side-wind, to intimate
paradiakone/w to live with and serve
paradi/dwmi to give
paradihge/omai to relate by the way
paradoci/a marvellousness
paradocologe/w to tell marvels
paradocologi/a a tale of wonder, marvel
paradocolo/goj telling of marvels.
para/docoj contrary to opinion, incredible, paradoxical
parado/simoj handed down, hereditary
para/dosij a handing down, transmission
paradote/oj to be handed down
paradoto/j capable of being taught
paradoxh/ a receiving from another
paradra/w to be at hand, to serve
paradromh/ a running beside
para/dromoj that may be run through
paradunasteu/w to reign with another
paradu/omai to creep past, slink
para/dusij a creeping in beside, encroachment
paradwsei/w to be disposed to deliver up
paraei/dw to sing beside
paraei/rw to lift up beside
parazeu/gnumi to yoke beside, set beside
para/zuc yoked beside
parazw/nnumi to gird to the side
paraqala/ssioj beside the sea, lying on the sea-side, maritime
paraqa/lpw to comfort, cheer
paraqarsu/nw to embolden, cheer on, encourage
paraqea/omai to compare
paraqe/lgw to assuage
paraqermai/nw to heat to excess
para/qermoj over-hot
para/qesij juxta-position, neighbourhood
paraqe/w to run beside
paraqewre/w to examine
paraqh/kh anything entrusted to
paraiqu/ssw to move
parai/nesij an exhortation, address
paraine/w to exhort, recommend, advise
parai/resij a taking away from beside, curtailing
paraire/w to take away from beside, withdraw, remove
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parath/rhsij observation
parati/qhmi to place beside
parati/llw to pluck the hair off
para/tolmoj foolhardy
para/tonoj stretched beside, hanging down by the side
paratre/pw to turn aside
paratre/fw to feed beside
paratre/xw to run by
paratre/w to start aside from fear
paratri/bw to rub beside
paratrope/w leading
paratroph/ a turning away, means of averting
para/tropoj turned aside, lawless, strange, unusual
paratroxa/zw to run past
paratrw/gw to gnaw at the side, nibble at, take a bite of
paratrwpa/w turn away
paratugxa/nw to happen to be near, be among
parauga/zw to illumine slightly
parauda/w to address so as to console
parauli/zw to lie near
pa/rauloj dwelling beside
pa/rauta in like manner
parauti/ka immediately, forthwith, straightway
parauxe/nioj hanging from the neck
parafai/nw to shew beside
para/fasij an address, encouragement, consolation
parafe/rw to bring to
parafeu/gw to flee close past
para/fhmi to speak gently to, to advise
parafqa/nw to overtake, outstrip
parafqe/ggomai to add a qualification
parafora/ a going aside
parafore/w to set before
para/foroj borne aside, carried away
para/fragma a breastwork on the top of a mound
parafra/ssw to enclose with a breastwork
parafrone/w to be beside oneself, be deranged
parafrosu/nh derangement
parafroure/w to keep guard beside
para/frwn wandering from reason, out of one's wits, deranged
parafua/j an offshoot
parafuh/j growing beside
parafulakh/ a guard, watch, garrison
parafula/ssw to watch beside, to guard closely, watch narrowly
parafu/omai to grow beside
paraxala/w to slacken at the side
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pareise/rxomai to come
pareispi/ptw to get in by the side, steal in
pareisre/w to flow on beside
pareisfe/rw to bring in beside
pare/kbasij a deviation from
parekkli/nw to deviate
parekle/gw to collect covertly
parekprofeu/gw to flee forth from, elude
parektei/nw to stretch out in line
parektele/w to accomplish otherwise
parekte/oj one must cause
parekto/j besides
parektre/pw to turn aside, divert
parektre/xw to run out past
parekxe/w to pour out by degrees
pare/kxusij an overflowing
parelau/nw to drive by
pare/lkw to draw aside, pervert
paremba/llw to put in beside, insert, interpolate, interpose
paremble/pw to look askance
parembolh/ insertion, interpolation
parembu/w to stuff in
parempi/plhmi to fill secretly with
parempi/pramai to be inflamed by rubbing
parempi/ptw to fall in by the way, creep
parempola/w to traffic underhand in
parempo/reuma of small wares
paremporeu/omai to traffic in besides
parenqh/kh something put in beside, an addition, appendix
parenoxle/w to trouble greatly
parensaleu/w to swing to and fro
parentei/nw to rouse to exertion
parecai/rw to lift up beside
parecaule/w worn out by being played upon
pare/ceimi to go out beside, pass by
pareceiresi/a the part of the ship beyond the rowers
parecelau/nw to drive out past, to pass
parece/rxomai to go out beside, slip past
pareceta/zw to examine by comparing
pareceuri/skw to find out besides
pareci/hmi to let out beside
pare/c outside, before
parekbai/nw to step out aside from, deviate from
pare/painoj subordinate
parepigra/fw to correct an inscription
parepidei/knumai to exhibit out of season, make a display
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peleioqre/mmwn dove-nurturing
peleka=j the woodpecker
peleka/w to hew
peleki/zw to cut off with an axe
peleki=noj pelican
pe/lekkon an axe-handle
pe/lekuj an axe
pelekufo/roj an axe-bearer
pelemi/zw to shake, to make to quiver
pelidno/j livid
pelio/j livid
peloponnasisti/ in the Peloponnesian
peloponnhsiako/j Peloponnesian
peloponnh/sioi Peloponnesian, inhabitants of the Peloponnese
pelopo/nnhsoj the Peloponnesus
pe/loy Pelops
pelta/zw to serve as a targeteer
peltasth/j one who bears a light shield
peltastiko/j skilled in the use of the
pe/lth a small light shield
peltofo/roj bearing a target
pe/luc axe
pe/lw to be in motion
pelw/rioj gigantic
pe/lwron a monster, prodigy
pe/lwroj monstrous, prodigious, huge, gigantic
pe/lwr a portent, prodigy, monster
pe/mma any kind of dressed food
pempa/darxoj a commander of a body of five
pempa/zw to count on the five fingers
pempa/j a body of five
pempasth/j one who counts
pemptai=oj on the fifth day
pempte/oj to be sent
pe/mptoj the fifth, oneself with four others
pempto/j sent
pempw/bolon a five-pronged fork
pe/mpw to send, despatch
pe/myij a sending, mission, dispatch
penestei/a the class of Penestae
pene/sthj a labourer, workman
pe/nhj one who works for his daily bread, a day-labourer, a poor man
penhtoko/moj tending the poor
penqale/oj sad, mourning
penqera/ a mother-in-law
penqero/j a father-in-law
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pentekai/deka fifteen
pentekaidekata/lantoj worth fifteen talents
pentekaide/katoj the fifteenth
pentekaipenthkontaeth/j fifty-five years old
pe/nte five
pentesu/riggoj with five holes
penteta/lantoj worth
pentethriko/j happening every five years, quinquennial
pentethri/j a term of five years
pente/thj of five years
pentetria/zomai to conquer five times
penthkonta/draxmoj worth fifty drachmae
penthkontaeth/j fifty years old
penthkontakaitrie/thj of fifty-three years
penthkontaka/rhnoj fifty-headed
penthkonta/paij consisting of fifty children
penth/konta fifty
penthkontarxe/w to be a
penthko/ntarxoj the commander of fifty men
penthkonth/r the commander of fifty men
penthkonto/guoj of fifty acres of corn-land
penthkonto/rguioj fifty fathoms deep, high, long
penthko/ntoroj a ship of burden with fifty oars
penthkontou/thj fifty years old
penthko/sioi five hundred
penthkosteu/omai to be charged with the tax
penthkostolo/goj a collector of the tax
penthkosto/j fiftieth
penthkostu/j a number of fifty
penth/rhj a quinquereme
pe/ntozoj with five branches
pento/rguioj of five fathoms
pe/oj membrum virile
pepai/nw to ripen, make ripe
peparei=n to display, manifest
pe/peiroj ripe
pe/peri pepper, the pepper-tree
peplasme/nwj artificially, by pretence
pe/ploj any woven cloth
pe/plwma a robe
pe/pnumai to have breath
pepoi/qhsij trust, confidence, boldness
pe/pwn cooked by the sun, ripe, mellow
pe/raqen from beyond, from the far side
perai/nw to bring to an end, finish, accomplish, execute
perai=oj on the other side
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peribio/w to survive
peri/bleptoj looked at from all sides, admired of all observers
perible/pw to look round about, gaze around
peri/bleyij a looking about: close examination
peribo/htoj noised abroad, much talked of, famous
peribo/laion that which is thrown round, a covering
peribolh/ anything which is thrown round, a covering
peri/boloj going round, compassing, encircling
peribo/skw to let feed around
peribraxio/nioj round
peribru/xioj engulfed by the surge all round
peribu/w to stop up round about, to stuff in all round
perigi/gnomai to be superior to
periglagh/j full of milk
periglhna/omai to turn round the eyeballs, glare around
peri/glwssoj ready of tongue
perigna/mptw to double
peri/gramma a line drawn round a
perigrapte/oj one must trace out
perigrapto/j marked round
perigrafh/ a line drawn round, an outline, sketch
perigra/fw to draw a line round, mark round
perideh/j very timid
peridei/dw to be in great fear about
peride/cioj with two right hands
peride/raioj passed round the neck
peride/w to bind, tie round
peridi/domai to stake
peridine/w to whirl
peridi/nhsij a whirling round
peridi/w to be in great fear for
peridiw/kw to pursue on all sides
peridra/ssomai to grasp
peridinh/j whirled round
peridromh/ a running round
peri/dromoj running round
peri/dromoj that which surrounds
peridru/ptw to tear all round, to peel the bark off
peridu/w to pull off from round, strip off
periei/lw to fold
peri/eimi to be around
peri/eimi to go round fetch a compass
periei/rw to insert
periektiko/j grasping
perie/lasij a place for driving round, a roadway
perielau/nw to drive round
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perie/lkw to drag round, drag about
perie/nnumi to put round
perie/pw to treat with great care
perierga/zomai to take more pains than enough about
periergi/a over-exactness
peri/ergoj careful overmuch
perie/rgw to inclose all round, encompass
perie/rxomai to go round, go about
periesqi/w to eat all round, eat away, nibble at
perie/sxata the surrounding extremities
peri/efqoj thoroughly well cooked
perie/xw to encompass, embrace, surround
perizamenw=j very violently
perize/w to boil round
peri/zugon a spare strap
peri/zwma a girdle round the loins, apron
perizw/nnumai to gird round oneself, gird oneself with
perizw/stra an apron.
perihge/omai to lead round
perih/ghsij an outline, contour
perihgh/j tied behind one
perihghth/j one who guides strangers about and shews what is worth notice, a cicerone, showman
perih/kw to have come round to one
perih/lusij a coming round, encompassing
perihmekte/w to be much aggrieved, to chafe greatly at
perihxe/w to ring all round
perih/xhsij a resounding, echoing
periqambh/j much alarmed
peri/qesij a putting on
peri/qetoj put round
periqe/w to run round
periqewre/w to go round and observe
periqrhne/omai to resound with wailing
periqrigko/w to edge
peri/qumoj very wrathful
periia/ptw to wound all round
periia/xw to ring around, re-echo
perii/zomai to sit round about
periippeu/w to ride round
perii/sthmi to place round
periite/oj one must make a circuit
perikah/j on fire all round
perikaqa/ptw to fasten
perika/qarma an off-scouring, refuse
perikaqe/zomai to sit down round
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perikai/w to burn round about: &mdash
perikake/w to be in extreme ill-luck
perika/khsij extreme ill-luck
perikallh/j very beautiful
perikalupte/a one must muffle
perikalu/ptw to cover all round
perika/mptw to bend round: to drive round
perikatarre/w to fall in and go to ruin
perikatarrh/gnumi to tear off round about, strip off
peri/keimai to lie round about
perikei/rw to shear
perikefalai/a a covering for the head, a helmet, cap
perikh/domai to be very anxious about
peri/khloj exceeding dry
periki/wn surrounded with pillars
peri/klasij ruggedness
perikla/w to break
perikleito/j famed all round, farfamed
periklei/w to shut in all round, surround on all sides
periklinh/j sloping on all sides
perikli/nw to decline
periklu/zomai to be washed all round
peri/klustoj washed all round by the sea
perikluto/j heard of all round, famous, renowned, glorious
periknhmi/j a covering for the leg
perikni/zw to scratch all round, keep nibbling
perikokka/zw to cry cuckoo all round
perikomi/zw to carry round
peri/komma that which is cut off all round, trimmings, mincemeat
peri/komyoj very elegant, exquisite
perikoph/ a cutting all round, mutilation
periko/ptw to cut all round, clip, mutilate
perikra/nioj round the skull
perikrath/j having full command over
perikrema/nnumi to hang round
peri/krhmnoj steep all round
perikrou/w to strike off all round
perikru/ptw to conceal entirely
perikti/onej dwellers around, neighbours
perikuklo/w to encircle, encompass
periku/klwsij an encircling, encompassing
perikulinde/w to roll round
periku/mwn surrounded by waves
perikwma/zw to carouse round
perikwne/w to smear all over with pitch
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perioikodome/w to build round
peri/oikoj dwelling round
periolisqa/nw to slip away all round, slip off
perioli/sqhsij a slipping away
periopte/oj to be overlooked
peri/optoj to be seen all round, in a commanding position
periora/w to look over, overlook
periorgh/j very angry
peri/orqroj towards morning
periori/zw to mark by boundaries
periorismo/j a limitation
periorme/w to anchor round, to blockade
periormi/zw to bring round
perioru/ssw to dig round
periorxe/omai to dance around
periousi/a that which is over and above
periou/sioj having more than enough: especial, peculiar
perioxh/ compass, extent:&mdash
peripaqh/j in violent excitement, greatly distressed
peripaptai/nw to look timidly round
peripate/w to walk up and down, to walk about
peripathtiko/j walking about while teaching
peri/patoj a walking about, walking
peripei/rw to pierce as with a spit
peripe/lomai to move round, be round about
peri/ around, round about with gen., dat., and acc.
periagge/llw to announce by messages sent round
periagei/rw to go round and collect money
peri/pemptoj sent round
peripe/mpw to send round
peripe/ssw to bake all over
peripeta/nnumi to spread
peripetasto/j spread round
peripe/teia a turning right about
peripeth/j falling round
peripe/tomai to fly around
peripeukh/j very sharp, keen
periph/gnumi to fix round, to make a fence round
periphda/w to leap round
peri/phcij a congealing round
peripi/mplamai to be filled full
peripi/mprhmi to set on fire round about
peripi/ptw to fall around, so as to embrace
periplana/omai to wander about
peripla/ssw to plaster
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peristerew/n a dovecote
peristefano/w to enwreathe, encircle
peristefh/j wreathed, crowned
periste/fw to enwreathe, surround
peristi/zw to prick
peristixi/zw to put all round
peristoixi/zomai to surround
peri/stoixoj set round in rows
peristratopedeu/omai to encamp about, invest
peristre/fw to whirl round
peristrofh/ a turning
peristrwfa/omai going round
peri/stuloj with pillars round the wall, surrounded with a colonnade
perisula/omai to be stripped of
perisu/rw to drag about
perisfu/rion a band for the ankle, anklet
perisxi/zw to slit and tear off
perisxoini/zw to part off by a rope: &mdash
perisw/zw to save alive, to save from death
peritafreu/w to surround with a trench
peritei/nw to stretch all round
periteixi/zw to wall all round
perisfu/rioj round the ankle
peritei/xisij circumvallation
peritei/xisma a wall of circumvallation
peritele/qw to grow around
peritele/w to finish all round
perite/llomai to go
perite/mnw to cut
perite/rmwn bounded all round
perite/xnhsij extraordinary art
periti/qhmi to place round
periti/llw to pluck all round
peritimh/eij much-honoured
perititai/nw to stretch round about
peri/tmhma a slice, shaving
peritomh/ circumcision
peri/tomoj cut off all round, abrupt, steep
peritoceu/w to overshoot, outshoot
peritre/pw to turn and bring round
peritre/fomai forms curds
peritre/xw to run round and round, run round
peritre/w to tremble round about
peri/trimma anything worn smooth by rubbing
peritrome/w all
peritrope/w a revolving
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perixw/omai to be exceeding angry about
perixwre/w to go round
peri/xwroj round about a place
periya/w to wipe all round, to wipe clean
peri/yhma anything wiped off, an offscouring
periyilo/omai to be made bald
peri/yuktoj very cold
periwduni/a excessive pain
periw/dunoj exceeding painful
periwqe/w to push
periwph/ a place commanding a wide view
periw/sioj immense, countless
pe/rkh the perch
perkno/j dark coloured
pe/rna a ham
pe/rnhmi to export for sale, to sell
perona/w to pierce, pin
pero/nhma a garment pinned
pero/nh anything pointed for piercing
peronhti/j fastened with a brooch
peronhtri/j a robe fastened on the shoulder with a brooch
perpereu/omai to boast
pe/r all
pe/rperoj vainglorious, braggart
perse/polij destroyer of cities
perseu/j Perseus
persefo/nh Persephone, Proserpine
pershi/j sprung from Perseus
pe/rshj a Persian, inhabitant of Persis
persi/zw to imitate the Persians, speak Persian
persiko/j Persian
pe/rsij a sacking, sack
persi/j Persian
persisti/ in the Persian tongue
persodiw/kthj chaser of the Persians
personome/omai to be governed by the Persian laws
persono/moj ruling Persians
perusino/j of last year, last year's
pe/rusi a year ago, last year
pe/shma a fall
pessei/a a game at draughts
pesseuth/j a draught-player
pesseutiko/j fit for draught-playing
pesseu/w to play at draughts
pesso/j an oval-shaped stone for playing a game like our draughts
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plhqu/w to be
plh/qw to be
plhqw/rh fulness
plh/kthj a striker, brawler
plhkti/zomai to bandy blows with
plh=ktron anything to strike with
plhmme/leia a mistake in music, false note
plhmmele/w to make a false note in music
plhmme/lhma a fault, trespass
plhmmelh/j out of tune
plh/mmura the flood-tide
plhmmure/w to rise like the flood-tide, to overflow, be redundant
plhmmuri/j a rise of the sea
plh/mnh the nave of a wheel
plh/n more than
plh/cippoj striking
plh/rhj filled
plhrofore/w to fulfil
plhrofori/a fulness of assurance, certainty
plhro/w to make full
plh/rwma a full measure
plh/rwsij a filling up, filling
plhrwth/j one who completes
plhsia/zw to bring near
plhsiasmo/j an approaching, approach
plhsi/oj near, close to
plhsio/xwroj near a country, bordering upon
plhsi/stioj filling the sails
plh/smioj filling, satisfying
plhsmonh/ a filling
plh/ssw to strike, smite
plinqeu/w to make into bricks
plinqhdo/n brick-fashion
pli/nqinoj of brick
plinqi/on a small brick
plinqi/j a whetstone
plinqo/mai to build as with bricks
plinqopoie/w to make bricks
pli/nqoj a brick
plinqourge/w to make bricks
plinqourgo/j a brickmaker
plinqofore/w carry bricks
plinqofo/roj carrying bricks
plinqufh/j brick-built
pli/ssomai to cross the legs
plohto/koj producing navigation
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poludwri/a open-handedness
polu/dwroj richly dowered
polu/edroj polyhedral
polueidh/j of many kinds
polueidi/a diversity of kind
polue/laioj yielding much oil
polue/liktoj much convoluted
poluepai/netoj much-praised
polueph/j much-speaking
polue/rastoj much-loved
polu/ergoj much-working
polueth/j of many years, full of years
polu/euktoj much-wished-for, much-desired
polu/zhloj full of jealousy and rivalry
poluzh/lwtoj much envied
polu/zugoj many-benched
poluh/goroj much-speaking
poluh/kouj having heard much, much-learned
poluh/meroj of many days
poluh/ratoj much-loved, very lovely
poluhxh/j many-toned
poluh/xhtoj loud-sounding
poluqarsh/j much-confident
poluqea/mwn having seen much
polu/qeoj of
polu/qermoj very warm
polu/qhroj abounding in wild beasts
poluqre/mmwn feeding many
poluqrh/nhtoj lamentable
polu/qrhnoj much-wailing
polu/qric with much hair
polu/qrouj with much noise, clamorous
poluqru/lhtoj much-spoken-of, well known, notorious
polu/quroj with many doors
polu/qutoj abounding in sacrifices
poluidrei/a much knowledge
polu/idrij of much knowledge, wisdom, shrewdness
polu/ippoj rich in horses
polui/stwr very learned
polu/ixquj abounding in fish
polukagkh/j drying
polukah/j much-burning
polukaisari/h the government of many emperors at once
poluka/mmoroj very miserable
polukamph/j much bent
polukanh/j much-slaughtering
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pri/apoj Priapus
pri/ninoj made from the
pri=noj the evergreen oak, ilex
pri/n comparative
prinw/dhj tough as oak
prionw/dhj like a saw
pristh/r a saw
pristo/j sawn
pri/wn a sawyer
pri/wn a saw
pri/w to saw
proa/ggelsij a forewarning, early intimation
proa/gnumi to break before
proago/reusij a stating beforehand
proagoreu/w to tell beforehand
proa/gw to lead forward, on, onward
proagwgei/a the trade of a
proagwgeu/w to prostitute
proagwgh/ a leading on, promotion, rank, eminence
proagwgo/j one who leads on: a pander, pimp, procurer
proagwnisth/j one who fights for
proadike/w to be the first in wronging
proa/|dw to sing before, prelude
proaide/omai to owe
proagw/n a preliminary contest, prelude
proagwni/zomai to fight before
proai/resij a choosing
proairete/oj one must choose, prefer
proairetiko/j inclined to prefer, deliberately choosing
proaireto/j deliberately chosen, purposed
proaire/w to bring forth, produce from one's stores
proaisqa/nomai to perceive
proaitia/omai to accuse beforehand
proakonti/zomai to be thrown like a javelin before
proakou/w to hear beforehand
proalh/j springing forward
proali/skomai to be convicted beforehand
proamarta/nw to fail
proamu/nomai to defend oneself
proanabai/nw to ascend before
proanaba/llomai to say
proana/gw to lead up before
proanaire/w to take away before
proanaisimo/w to use up, spend before
proanakine/w to stir up before
proanakri/nw to examine before
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proanarpa/zw to carry off
proanaste/llw to check beforehand
proanafwne/w to say by way of preface
proanaxw/rhsij a former departure
proanu/tw to accomplish before
proapagoreu/w to give in before
proapanta/w to go forth to meet
proa/peimi to go away first
proapei=pon to give in
proape/rxomai to go away before
proapexqa/nomai to begin hostilities before
proapodei/knumi to prove before
proapoqnh/skw to die before
proapoqrhne/w to bewail beforehand
proapoka/mnw to grow tired before the end, give up the task
proapoklhro/omai to be allotted beforehand
proapoktei/nw to kill beforehand
proapolau/w to enjoy beforehand
proapolei/pw to fail before
proapo/llumai to be first destroyed, to perish before
proapope/mpw to send away before
proaposte/llw to send away, dispatch beforehand
proaposfa/zw to slay before
proapotre/pomai to turn aside before, leave off
proapofai/nw to declare before
proapoxwre/w to go away before
proarpa/zw to snatch away before
proaske/w to train
proa/steion the space immediately in front of
proauda/w to declare before
proaule/w to play a prelude on the flute
proau/lion a prelude on the flute
proafhge/omai to relate before
proafikne/omai to arrive first
proafi/stamai to fall off
proba/dhn as one walks
probai/nw to step on, step forward, advance
probakxh/ioj leader of the Bacchanals
proba/llw to throw before, throw
probasani/zw to torture before
pro/basij property in cattle
probatei/a a keeping of sheep, a shepherd's life
probateutiko/j of
probateu/w to watch sheep, be a shepherd
probatiko/j of sheep
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promerimna/w to take thought before
prometwpi/dioj before
promh/qeia the festival of Prometheus
promhqe/omai to take care beforehand, to provide for
promh/qeia foresight, forethought
promh/qeioj Promethean
promhqeu/j Prometheus
promhqh/j forethinking, provident, cautious
promhqikw=j shrewdly, warily
promh/khj prolonged, elongated
promhnu/w to denounce beforehand
promh/twr first mother
promhxana/omai to contrive beforehand
promi/gnumi to mingle beforehand
promisqo/omai to be hired beforehand
promna/omai to woo
promnhsti=noi one by one, one after the other
promnh/stria a woman who woos
pro/moiroj before the destined term
promolh/ an approach
pro/moj the foremost man
promoxqe/w to work beforehand
pro/naoj before a temple
pronaumaxe/w to fight at sea for
prone/mw to assign beforehand
proneu/w to stoop
pronhsteu/w to fast before
pronika/w to gain a victory beforehand
pronoe/w to perceive before, foresee
pronohte/oj one must provide
pronohtiko/j provident, cautious, wary
pro/noia foresight, foreknowledge
pronomeu/w to go out for foraging
pronomh/ a foraging, a foraging expedition, foray
pronomi/a a privilege
prono/mion earnest-money
pro/nouj careful
pronwph/j stooping forwards, with head inclined
pronw/pia the front of a house
proceni/a proxeny
pro/cenoj a public
proodeu/w to travel before
proodoipore/w to travel before
proodopoie/w to prepare the way before, prepare
pro/c the roe-deer
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pro/odoj going before
pro/odoj a going on, advance, progress
pro/oida to know beforehand
prooikodome/w to build before
prooimia/zomai to make a prelude, preamble
prooi/mion an opening
prooi/xomai to have gone on before
proo/mnumi to swear before
proomologe/w to grant
proopte/oj one must look to, be careful of
pro/optoj foreseen, manifest
proorato/j to be foreseen
proora/w to see before one, see what is just before the eyes
proori/zw to determine beforehand, to predetermine, pre-ordain
proorma/w to drive forward
proorxhsth/r one who leads the dance
proofei/lw to owe beforehand
pro/oyij a foreseeing
propagh/j prominent
propaidei/a preparatory teaching
propaideu/w to teach beforehand
pro/palai very long ago
pro/pappoj a great-grandfather
propa/roiqe before, in front of
pro/par before, in front of
proparaba/llw to put beside beforehand
proparaskeua/zw to prepare beforehand
propare/xw to offer before
pro/paj all
propa/sxw to suffer first
propa/twr the first founder of a family, forefather
propei/qw to persuade beforehand
pro/ before
proagge/llw to announce beforehand
pro/peira a previous trial
pro/pemptoj five days before, on the fifth day
prope/mpw to send before, send on
prope/rusi two years ago
propeta/nnumi to spread out before
prope/teia reckless haste, vehemence, rashness, indiscretion
propeth/j falling forwards, inclined forward
prophda/w to spring before
prophlaki/zw to bespatter with mud
prophla/kisij contumelious treatment
prophlakistikw=j contumeliously
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prosaitia/omai to accuse besides
prosakonti/zw to shoot like a javelin
prosakou/w to hear besides
prosakroboli/zomai to skirmish with besides
prosakte/oj one must bring to
prosalei/fw to rub
prosa/llomai to jump up at
prosa/lpeioj near the Alps
prosamei/bomai to answer
prosame/lgomai to yield milk besides
prosamu/nw to come to aid
prosamfie/nnumi to put on over
prosanabai/nw to go up
prosana/basij a going up, ascent
prosanagignw/skw to read besides
prosanagka/zw to force
prosanagoreu/w to announce besides
prosanagra/fw to record besides
prosana/gw to put back to
prosanaire/w to lift up besides
prosanaisimo/omai to be spent besides
prosanakalu/ptw to disclose besides
prosana/klima that on which one leans
prosanalamba/nw to take in besides
prosanali/skw to lavish
prosanapau/omai to sleep beside
prosanaplhro/w to fill up
prosanarrh/gnumi to break off besides
prosanasei/w to shake up
prosanaste/llw to hold back besides
prosanate/llw to rise up towards
prosanati/qemai to take an additional burthen on oneself
prosanatre/xw to run back, retrace past events
prosanatri/bomai to rub oneself upon
prosanei=pon to declare, publish, order besides
prosane/rpw to creep up to
prosanerwta/w to ask
prosaneuri/skw to find out besides
prosane/xw to wait patiently for
prosa/nthj rising up against, uphill, steep
prosantilamba/nomai to take hold of one another
prosacio/w to demand besides
prosapagge/llw to announce besides
prosapaite/w to require from as a duty besides
prosapata/w to deceive besides
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prosgi/gnomai to come
prosgra/fw to write besides, add in writing
prosgumna/zw to exercise at
prosdanei/zw to lend besides
prosdapana/w to spend besides
pro/sdegma a reception
prosdeh/j needing besides, yet lacking
prosde/rkomai to look at, behold
pro/sdetoj tied to
prosde/xomai to receive favourably, accept
prosde/w to bind on
prosde/w to need besides
prosdhle/omai to ruin
prosdiaba/llw to insinuate besides
prosdiaire/omai to distinguish further
prosdiale/gomai to answer in conversation
prosdiamarture/w to testify in addition
prosdiane/mw to distribute besides
prosdiapra/ssw to accomplish besides
prosdiasafe/w to add by way of explanation
prosdiafqei/rw to destroy besides
prosdida/skw to teach besides
prosdi/dwmi to give besides
prosdihge/omai to narrate besides
prosdika/zomai to engage in a lawsuit
prosdiorqo/omai to correct besides
prosdiori/zw to define
prosdoka/w to expect
prosdoke/w to be thought besides
prosdokhto/j expected
prosdoki/a a looking for, expectation
prosdo/kimoj expected, looked for
prosea/w to suffer to go further
proseggi/zw to approach
proseggra/fw to inscribe besides upon a pillar
proseggua/omai to become surety besides
prosegkeleu/omai to exhort besides
prosegxri/w to besmear besides
prosedafi/zw to fasten to the ground
prosedrei/a a sitting by
prosedreu/w to sit near, be always at
pro/sedroj sitting near
proseqi/zw to accustom
prosei=don to look at
proseika/zw to make like, assimilate
prosei/keloj somewhat like
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proseile/w to press
pro/seiloj towards the sun, sunny
pro/seimi to be added to, be attached to, belong to
pro/seimi to go to
prosei=pon to speak to
proseispra/ssw to exact besides
prosei/w to hold out and shake
prosekba/llw to cast out besides
prosekpe/mpw to send away besides
prosekpuro/w to set on fire besides
prosekte/oj one must apply
prosektiko/j attentive
prosekti/llw to pluck out besides
prosekti/nw to pay in addition
prosekxleua/zw to ridicule besides
proselau/nw to drive
prose/lkw to draw towards, draw on
prosellei/pw to be still wanting
prosembai/nw to step upon, trample on
prosemba/llw to throw
prosemble/pw to look into besides
prosempikrai/nomai to be yet more angry with
prosemferh/j resembling
prosenexura/zw to seize as an additional pledge for payment
prosenne/pw to address, accost
prosennoe/w to think on, observe besides
prosentei/nw to strain still more
prosente/llomai to enjoin besides
prosecaire/omai to choose besides
prosecamarta/nw to err besides
prosecandrapodi/zomai to enslave besides
prosecani/stamai to rise up to
prosecapata/w to deceive besides
proseceli/ssw to unrol besides
prosecerga/zomai to accomplish besides
prosecerei/domai to support oneself by
proseceta/zw to search into besides
proseceuri/skw to find out
prosechpeiro/w to turn still more into dry land
pro/secij attention
prose/oika to be like, resemble
prosepaine/w to praise besides
prosepaitia/omai to accuse besides
prosepei=pon to say besides
prosepeceuri/skw to invent for any purpose besides
prosepiba/llw to add over and above
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proszeu/gnumai to be attached to
proszhmio/w to punish besides
pro/shboj near manhood
proshgore/w to address
proshgo/rhma the object of one's address
proshgori/a an appellation, name
proshgoriko/j of
prosh/goroj addressing, accosting
proshko/ntwj suitably, fitly, duly
prosh/kw to have arrived at
prosh/lioj towards the sun, exposed to the sun, sunny
proshlo/w to nail, pin
prosh/lutoj one that has arrived at
pro/shmai to be seated upon
proshmai/nw to presignify, foretell, announce
proshmasi/a a foretoken, prognostic
prosh/nemoj towards the wind, to windward
proshnh/j soft, gentle, kindly
proshxe/w to resound
proshw=|oj towards the East
prosqake/w to sit beside
pro/sqen before
pro/sqesij a putting to, application
prosqete/oj one must attribute
pro/sqetoj added, put on
prosqe/w to run towards
prosqh/kh an addition, appendage, appendix
prosqigga/nw to touch
pro/sqioj the foremost
prosqo/domoj the former lord of a house
prosqroe/w to address, call by a name
prosqu/mioj according to one's mind, welcome
prosiza/nw to sit by
prosi/zw to sit by
prosi/hmi to send to
prosikne/omai to come to, reach
prosi/ktwr one that comes to a god, a suppliant
prosippeu/w to ride up to, charge
prosi/sthmi to place near, bring near
prosistore/w to narrate besides
prosite/oj one must go to
proskaqe/zomai to sit down before
proskaqe/lkw to haul down besides
proska/qhmai to be seated by
proskaqi/zw to sit down by
proskaqi/sthmi to appoint besides
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proskoto/w to darken
pro/skrousij a dashing against
pro/skrousma that against which one strikes, a stumbling-block, offence
proskrou/w to strike against
proskta/omai to gain, get
proskti/zw to build
proskuli/ndw to roll to, roll up
proskune/w to make obeisance
prosku/nhsij adoration, obeisance, a salam
proskunhth/j a worshipper
prosku/ptw to stoop to
proskure/w to reach, touch, arrive at
pro/skwpoj at the oar, a rower
proslagxa/nw to obtain by lot besides
prosla/zumai to take hold of besides
proslale/w to talk to
proslamba/nw to take
prosla/mpw to shine with
prosle/gomai to lie beside
proslei/pw to be lacking
prosleu/ssw to look on
proslhpte/oj one must add
proslipare/w to persevere
proslipa/rhsij importunity
proslogi/zomai to reckon
prosmaqhte/oj one must learn besides
prosmanqa/nw to learn besides
prosmarture/w to confirm by evidence
prosma/ssw to knead
prosma/xomai to fight against
prosmeidia/w to smile upon
prosme/nw to bide
prosmetape/mpomai to send for
prosmhxana/omai to be cunningly fastened to
prosmei/gnumi to mingle
pro/smicij a coming near to
prosmisqo/w to let out for hire besides
prosmolei=n to come
pro/smoroj doomed to woe
prosmuqe/omai to address, accost
prosmuqeu/w to add further fictions
prosmuqologe/w to talk
prosmuqopoie/w to invent mythically besides
prosmu/romai to flow to
prosnauphge/w to build in addition
prosne/mw to assign, attach
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protroph/ exhortation
protugxa/nw to come before
protupo/w to mould beforehand
protu/ptw to press forwards
prouparxh/ a previous service
proupa/rxw to be beforehand in
proupecorma/w to go out secretly before
proupoba/llw to put under as a foundation
proupogra/fw to sketch out before
proupo/keimai to be mortgaged before
proupolamba/nw to assume beforehand
prou)/rgou serving for
prousele/w to maltreat, insult
proufaire/w to filch beforehand
profai/nw to bring forth, bring to light, shew forth, manifest, display
profanh/j shewing itself
pro/fantoj far seen
profasi/zomai to set up as a pretext
pro/fasij that which is alleged as the cause, an allegation, plea
proferh/j carried before, placed before, excelling
profe/rw to bring before
profeu/gw to flee forwards, flee away
profhtei/a the gift of interpreting the will of the gods
profhteu/w to be an interpreter
profh/thj one who speaks for a God and interprets his will
profhtiko/j oracular
profqa/nw to outrun, anticipate
profqi/menoj dead
profobe/omai to fear beforehand, fear at the thought of
profobhtiko/j apt to fear beforehand
profore/omai to carry on the web by passing the weft
profra/zw to foretell
pro/frassa kindly, gracious
pro/frwn with forward mind
profulakh/ a guard in front
profulaki\j look-out
profu/lac an advanced guard
profula/ssw to keep guard before, to guard
profura/w to mix up
profuteu/w to plant before
profwne/w to utter beforehand
proxai/rw to rejoice beforehand
proxalkeu/w to forge beforehand
pro/xeiloj with prominent lips
proxeiri/zw to put into the hand, have ready at hand
pro/xeiroj at hand, ready
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proxeirotone/w to choose
proxe/w to pour forth
pro/xnu with the knees forward
proxoh/ the outpouring
proxoi/j a chamberpot
pro/xooj a vessel for pouring out, a ewer for pouring water on the hands
proxoreu/w to dance before in a chorus
proxri/w to smear before
pro/xronoj of former time
pro/xusij a pouring out
proxu/thj an urn
proxuto/j poured out in front:&mdash
pro/xwloj very lame
proxwre/w to go
prowqe/w to push forward, push
prow/lhj ruined beforehand
pro/wroj before the time, untimely
prule/ej men-at-arms, foot-soldiers
prumnai=oj of a ship-stern
pru/mna the hindmost part of a ship, the stern, poop
prumneu/j steersman
pru/mnhqen from the stern
prumnh/sioj of
prumnh/thj the steersman
prumno/qen from the bottom
prumno/n the lower part, end
prumno/j the hindmost, undermost, end-most
prumnou=xoj holding the ship's stern
prumnw/reia the foot of a mountain
prutanei/a the prytany
prutanei=on the presidents' hall, town-hall
prutaneu/w to be
pru/tanij a prince, ruler, lord, chief
prw/hn lately, just now
prwqh/bhj in the prime of youth
prwizo/j the day before
prw/imoj early
prw/ioj early
prwi/ early in the day, early, at morn
prwkto/j the anus
prw/n a foreland, headland
prw/c a dewdrop
prw/|raqen from the ship's head, from the front
prw=|ra the forepart of a ship, a ship's head, prow, bow
prw|rateu/w to be a
prw|reu/j the officer in command at the bow, the look-out man
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ptwxo/mousoj a beggar-poet
ptwxopoio/j drawing beggarly characters
ptwxo/j one who crouches
puane/yia the Pyanepsia
pu/anoj bean.
pugai=oj of
pu/gargoj white-rump
pugh/ the rump, buttocks
pugi/dion a thin rump
pugmai=oj a
pugmaxe/w to practise boxing, be a boxer
pugmaxi/a boxing
pugma/xoj one who fights with the fist, a boxer
pugmh/ a fist
pugosto/loj with sweeping train
pugou/sioj of the length of a
pugw/n the distance from the elbows to the first joint of the fingers, = 20
pue/loj an oblong trough
puqago/raj Pythagoras
puqago/reioj of Pythagoras
puqagori/zw to be a disciple of Pythagoras
puqaeu/j a name of Apollo
puqaisth/j one who consults Apollo's oracle
pu/qia the Pythian games
puqi/a the Pythia, priestess of Pythian Apollo
puqia/j the Pythian priestess
puqiko/j of
puqioni/khj a conqueror in the Pythian games
puqio/nikoj of
pu/qion the temple of Pythian Apollo
pu/qioj Pythian
puqmh/n the hollow bottom
puqoi= at Pytho
puqo/krantoj confirmed by the Pythian god
puqo/mantij the Pythian prophet
puqoxrh/sthj sent by the Pythian oracle
puqo/xrhstoj delivered by the Pythian god
puqw/de to Pytho
puqw=qen from Pytho
pu/qwn Python
puqw/ Pytho
pu/qw to make rot, to rot
pukaei/j vehement
puka/zw to make close, cover
pukimhdh/j of close
pukni/thj assembled in the Pnyx
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pukno/pteroj thick-feathered
puknorra/c thick with berries
pukno/j close, compact
pukno/stiktoj thick-spotted, dappled
pukno/thj closeness, thickness, denseness
pukno/w to make close
pu/knwma close order
pukteu/w to practise boxing, box, spar
pu/kthj a boxer, pugilist
puktiko/j skilled in boxing
pukti/j a writing tablet
pukti/j the beaver
pulagore/w to be
pulago/rhj one sent as a deputy to Pylae
pulai/a the autumn-meeting of the Amphictyons at Pylae
pulaiko/j jesting, silly
pulaima/xoj fighting at the gates
pulai=oj at Pylae
pula/rthj gate-fastener, he that keeps the gates of hell
pula=tij at the gates
pulawro/j keeping the gate, a gate-keeper
pulhdo/koj watching at the door
pu/lh one wing of a pair of double gates
puli/j a postern
pulo/qen from Pylos
puloigenh/j sprung from Pylos
pulo/nde to
pu/loj Pylos
pulo/w to furnish with gates
pu/lwma a gate, gateway
pulw/n a gateway, gate-house
pulwre/w to be a
pulwro/j a gate-keeper, warder, porter
pumathgo/roj last-speaking
pu/matoj hindmost, last
pu/ndac the bottom
punqa/nomai to learn by hearsay
pu/cinoj made of box-wood
puci/on a tablet of box-wood
puci/j a box of box-wood
pu/coj the box-tree
pu/c with clenched fist
puo/j the first milk after the birth, beestings
pu/ppac bravo!
pura/gra a pair of fire-tongs
puragre/thj serving for tongues
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puripne/wn firebreathing
puri/pnouj fire-breathing, fiery
purisma/ragoj roaring with fire
puri/spartoj sowing fire, inflaming
puri/staktoj fire-streaming
puri/thj of
puritro/foj cherishing fire
puriflege/qwn fire-blazing
puriflegh/j flaming with fire, blazing
puri/flektoj blazing with fire
puri/xrwj fire-coloured
purkaia/ any place where fire is kindled, a funeral pyre
purnai=oj fit for eating
pu/rnon wheaten bread
purobo/loj giving forth fire:&mdash
purogenh/j made from wheat
puro/eij fiery
puroklopi/a a theft of fire
purolo/goj reaping wheat
puropwle/w to deal in wheat
puropw/lhj a wheat-merchant.
purorragh/j bursting in the fire, fire-flawed, cracked
puro/j wheat
purofo/roj wheat-bearing
puro/w to burn with fire, burn up
purpalama/w to play tricks with fire, play mischievous tricks
purpa/lamoj wrought from fire
pu/rpnouj firebreathing
pu=r fire
purpole/w to light and keep up a fire, watch a fire
purpo/lhma a watchfire, beacon
purpo/loj wasting with fire, burning
purra/zw to be fiery red
purriko/j named after Pyrrhus
purri/xh the pyrrhic dance, a
purrixi/zw to dance the pyrrhic dance
purri/xioj of
purrixisth/j a dancer of the
pu/rrixoj red
purroge/neioj red-bearded
purro/qric red-haired
purroko/rac a crow with a red beak
purro/omai to become red
purropi/phj one that ogles young boys
purro/j flame-coloured, yellowish-red
pursai/nw to make red, tinge with red
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r(abbi/ o my master
r(abdi/on a little rod, a wand
r(abdomaxi/a a fighting with a staff
r(abdonome/w to sit as umpire
r(abdono/moj holding a rod
r(a/bdoj a rod, wand, stick, switch
r(abdouxe/w to carry a rod
r(abdouxi/a the fasces
r(abdou=xoj one who carries a rod
r(abdofore/w to carry a wand
r(a/bdwsij the fluting
r(abdwto/j striped
r(aga/j a rent, chink
r(agdai=oj tearing, furious
r(agi/zw to gather grapes
r(agolo/goj gathering berries
r(adina/kh a black strong smelling petroleum
r(adino/j slender, taper
r(a/|dioj easy, ready, easy to make
r(a|diourge/w to do things with ease
r(a|diou/rghma a reckless act, crime
r(a|diourgi/a ease in doing, facility
r(a|diourgo/j doing things easily
r(aqa/migc a drop
r(aqapugi/zw to give one a slap on the buttocks
r(a|qume/w to leave off work, to be remiss
r(a|qumi/a easiness of temper, a taking things easily
r(a/|qumoj taking things easy, indifferent, lazy, sluggish
r(aibo/kranoj with crooked head
r(aiboskelh/j crook-legged
r(aibo/j crooked, bent
r(ai/zw to grow easier, find relief, recover from illness
r(ai/nw to sprinkle, besprinkle
r(aisth/r a hammer
r(ai/w to break, shiver, shatter, wreck
r(a/kion a rag
r(akiosurrapta/dhj a rag-stitcher
r(ako/dutoj ragged
r(ako/eij ragged, torn, tattered
r(a/koj a ragged garment, a rag
r(ako/w to tear in strips
r(a/kwma rags
r(a/mfoj a beak, bill, neb
r(ani/j a drop
r(anth/rioj of
r(anti/zw to purify
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r(antismo/j a sprinkling
r(a/c a grape
r(api/zw to strike with a stick, to cudgel, flog, bastinado
r(a/pisma a stroke, a slap on the face
r(apto/j stitched, patched
r(a/ptw to sew
)ra/rion of Rarus
)ra=roj Raros
r(a|stwneu/w to be idle, listless
r(a|stw/nh easiness
r(afanido/w to thrust a radish up the fundament
r(afani/j the radish
r(afeu/j a stitcher, patcher
r(afh/ a seam
r(afi/j a needle
r(axi/a the sea breaking on the shore
r(axi/zw to cut through the spine, to cleave in twain
r(a/xij the lower part of the back, the chine
r(axiw/dhj with surf
r(axo/j a thorn-bush, briar
r(ayw|de/w to recite epic poems
r(ayw|di/a recitation of epic poetry
r(ayw|diko/j of
r(ayw|do/j one who stitches
(re/a Rhea
r(e/a easily, lightly
r(e/gkw to snore
r(e/zw to do, act, deal
r(e/qoj a limb
r(ei=a easily, lightly
r(ei=qron that which flows, a river, stream
r(ekth/r a worker, doer
r(e/kthj active
r(e/mbomai to roam, rove, roll about
r(embw/dhj roving, rolling
r(e/oj a stream
r(e/pw to incline downwards, to sink, fall
r(eu=ma that which flows, a flow, stream, current
r(eumati/zomai to flow as a current
r(euma/tion a rivulet
r(eustiko/j flowing, liquid
r(e/w to flow, run, stream, gush
r(h=gma a breakage, fracture
r(hgmi/n the sea breaking on the beach, the line of breakers, surf
r(h/gnumi to break, break asunder
r(h=goj a rug, blanket
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semnolo/goj a grave
semno/mantij a grave and reverend seer
semnopoie/w to make august, to magnify
semnoproswpe/w to assume a grave, solemn countenance
semno/j revered, august, holy, awful
semno/stomoj solemnly spoken
semno/thj gravity, solemnity, dignity, majesty
semno/timoj reverenced with awe
semno/w to make solemn
semnu/nw to exalt, magnify
se motion towards
septo/j august
se/rij endive
se/rfoj gnat
sesofisme/nwj cunningly
seu/w to put in quick motion: to drive, hunt, chase away
shka/zw to shut up in a pen
shki/j a housekeeper, porteress
shki/thj kept in the fold, sucking
shkoko/roj cleaning a byre
shko/j a pen, fold
shko/w to weigh, balance
sh/kwma in the balance
shmai/a a standard
shmai/nw to shew by a sign, indicate, make known, point out
shmanth/rion a mark
shmantri/j used for sealing
sh/mantron a seal
shma/ntwr one who gives a signal, a leader, commander
sh=ma a sign, mark, token
shmato/eij full of tombs
shmatourgo/j one who makes devices for shields
shmeiogra/foj a shorthand writer
shmei=on a sign, a mark, token
shmeio/w to mark
shmeiw/dhj marked, remarkable
sh/meron to-day
shmiki/nqion kerchief
shmo/qetoj having a mark set
shpedw/n rottenness, putrefaction
shpi/a the cuttle-fish
sh/pw to make rotten
sh=ragc a hollow rock, cave
shriko/j Seric, silken
sh/r the Seres
shsamai=oj made of sesame
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sidhro/nwtoj iron-backed
sidhro/plastoj moulded of iron
sidhro/plhktoj smitten by iron
sidhro/spartoj sown
si/dhroj iron
sidhrote/ktwn a worker in iron
sidhroto/koj producing iron
sidhrotome/w to cut
sidhrourgei=on iron-works
sidhrofore/w to bear iron, wear arms, go armed
sidhrofo/roj bearing arms
sidhro/frwn of iron heart
sidhro/xalkoj of iron and copper
sidhroxa/rmhj fighting
sidhro/w to overlay with iron
si/dion pomegranate-peel
sido/nej men of Sidon
sidoni/hqen from Sidon
sidw/n Sidon
si/zw to hiss
siqwni/a Sithonia
sikani/a Sicania
sikano/j a Sicanian
sikeli/a Sicily
sikeli/dhj Sicilian
sikeliko/j Sicilian
sikeliw/thj a Sicilian Greek
sikelo/j Sicilian, of
si/kera a fermented liquor
si/kinnij the Sicinnis
siku/a like the cucumber
si/kuoj a cucumber
sikuw/nia Sicyonians
sikuw/noqe of
sikuw/n Sicyon
sillai/nw to insult, mock, jeer, banter
si/lloj squint-eyed
si/lluboj a parchment-label
si/louroj sheat?
si/lfh an insect, blatta
si/lfion assafoetida
silfiofo/roj bearing silphium
simbleu/w to grow in a hive
simblh/ioj of
si/mbloj a beehive
simo/eij the
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skia/podej shade-footed
skia/ a shadow
skiaro/komoj with shading leaves
skia/j any thing serving as a shade, a canopy, pavilion
skiatrafh/j brought up in the shade.
skiatrafi/a a being brought up in the shade, a sedentary, effeminate life
skiatrofe/w to rear in the shade
skia/w to overshadow
ski/dnhmi to disperse
skiero/j shady, giving shade
ski/lla a squill, sea-onion
skimali/zw to jeer at, flout
ski/mpouj a small couch, low bed
ski/mptomai to allege
skinda/lamoj a splinter
skindalamofra/sthj a straw-splitter
skioeidh/j fleeting like a shadow, shadowy
skio/eij shady, shadowy
ski/pwn a staff
ski/ra the festival of Athena
skirafei=on a gambling-house
ski/rafoj a dice-box
skiri=tai the Scirites
ski=ron the hard rind
ski/ron the white sunshade
ski=roj stucco: any hard covering
skiroforiw/n Scirophorion
skirta/w to spring, leap, bound
ski/rthma a bound, leap
ski/rthsij a bounding, leaping
skirthth/j a leaper
skirtopo/dhj spring-footed
ski/rtoj leaper
ski/rwn which blew from the Scironian rocks
ski/taloi the powers of impudence
skiw/dhj shady
sklhragwge/w to bring up hardy
sklhrokardi/a hardness of heart
sklhro/j hard
sklhro/thj hardness
sklhrotra/xhloj stiff-necked
sklhru/nw to harden
sklhfro/j slender, slight, thin
sknipai=oj dark
sknipo/j dim-sighted.
skolio/qric with curled hair
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smara/gdinoj of smaragdus
sma/ragdoj emerald
smarage/w to crash
sma/w to wipe
smerdale/oj terrible to look on, fearful, aweful, direful
smh=gma soap
smhnodo/koj holding a swarm of bees
smh=noj a beehive
smh/xw to wipe off
smi=lac the convolvulus
smi/leuma a piece of carved work
smileuto/j cut, carved
smileu/w to carve finely.
smi/lh a knife for cutting, carving
sminqeu/j the Sminthian
smi/nqoj a mouse
sminu/h a two-pronged hoe
smugero/j with pain, painful
smurnai=oj of Smyrna
smurnai=oj of myrrh
smu/rna Smyrna
smu/rna myrrh
smurni/zw to flavour
smurnofo/roj bearing myrrh
smu/xw to burn in a mouldering fire
smw=dic a weal, swollen bruise
smw/xw to rub down, grind down
sobaro/j scaring birds away: &mdash
sobe/w to scare away
soloiki/zw to speak incorrectly, commit a solecism
soloikismo/j incorrectness in the use of language, a solecism
soloikisth/j one who speaks incorrectly
so/loikoj speaking incorrectly, using provincialisms
so/loj a mass
sorophgo/j a coffin-maker
soro/j a vessel for holding
so/j thy, thine, of thee
sounia/ratoj worshipped at Sunium
sounie/rakoj hawk-of-sunium
sounieu/j a man of Sunium
sou/nion Sunium
sou= shoo! shoo!
sousigenh/j born at Susa
sou/sioj a man of Susa
sousi/j of Susa
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spa/w to draw
spei/rama a coil, spire, convolution
speira/omai to be coiled
spei=ra coiled
speirhdo/n in coils
speiri/on a light, summer-garment
spei=ron a piece of cloth
speirou=xoj forming a circle
spei/rw to sow
spekoula/twr speculator, one of the body-guard
spe/ndw to pour
spe/oj a cave, cavern, grotto
spermai/nw to sow with seed: to beget
spe/rma that which is sown
spermologi/a babbling, gossip
spermolo/goj picking up seeds
spermofo/roj bearing seed
sperxeio/j the Spercheius
sperxno/j hasty, rapid, hurried
spe/rxw to set in rapid motion
speu/dw to set a-going, to urge on, hasten, quicken
sph/laion a grotto, cave, cavern
sphlaiw/dhj cavern-like
spidh/j wide, broad
spiqamh/ the space one can span with the thumb and little finger, a span
spiladw/dhj rock-like: rocky
spila/j a rock over which the sea dashes, a ledge of rock
spi/loj a spot, stain, blemish
spilo/w to stain, soil
spinqari/j a spark
spinqh/r a spark
spi/noj finch
splagxneu/w to eat the inwards
splagxni/zomai to feel compassion, mercy
spla/gxnon the inward parts
splh/n the milt, spleen
spoggia/ a sponge
spoggi/zw to wipe with a sponge
spo/ggoj a sponge
spodeu/nhj lying on ashes
spode/w to pound, smite, crush
spodia/ a heap of ashes, ashes
spodi/zw to roast
spodo/omai to be burnt to ashes
spodo/j wood-ashes, embers
spola/j a leathern garment, buff-jerkin
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sth/dhn by weight.
sth=qoj the breast
sth/kw to stand
sth/lh a block of stone
sthli/thj of
sthlo/w to set up as a monument
sthmorrage/w to be torn to shreds
sth/mwn the warp
sth/rigma a support
sthrigmo/j a propping, supporting
sth=rigc a support, prop, stay
sthri/zw to make fast, prop, fix, set
sth/sioj Stator
sthsi/xoroj Stesichorus
sthsi/xoroj establishing
stibadokoite/w to sleep on litter
stibaro/j compact, strong, stout, sturdy
stiba/j a bed of straw, rushes
stibe/w to tread, traverse
sti/bh frozen dew, rime, hoar frost
stibi/zomai to paint one's
sti/boj a trodden way, track, path
stigeu/j one who tattooes, a tattooer
sti/gma the mark of a pointed instrument, a tattoo-mark, brand
stigmathfore/w to bear tattoo-marks
stigmathfo/roj bearing tattoo-marks.
stigmati/hj one who bears tattoo-marks, a branded culprit, runaway slave
stigmh/ a spot, point
sti/zw to mark with a pointed instrument, to tattoo
stikto/j punctured
sti/lbw to glisten
sti/lh a drop
stilpno/j glittering, glistening
sti/c a row, line, rank
stipto/j trodden down, close-pressed
sti=foj a close-pressed
stifro/j firm, solid
stixa/oidoj one who sings verses, a poet
stixa/omai to march in rows
sti/xinoj of lines
stixogra/foj writing verse
sti/xoj a row
stleggi/j a scraper
stoa/ a roofed colonnade, piazza, cloister
stoiba/zw to pile up, pack together
stoibh/ a plant used for stuffing
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stoixei=on one of a row
stoixe/w to go in a line
stoixhgore/w to tell in regular order
stoixi/zw to set a row of poles with nets
stoi=xoj a row
stola/j moving in close array
stolh/ an equipment, armament
stolido/omai to dress oneself in
stolidwto/j hanging in folds
stoli/zw to put in trim
sto/lion a scanty garment
sto/lisma a garment, mantle
stoli/j a garment, robe
sto/loj an equipment
stomali/mnh a salt-water lake, estuary
sto/ma the mouth
sto/margoj busy with the tongue, loud-tongued
stomatourgo/j word-making
sto/maxoj a mouth, opening
sto/mion the mouth
stomo/w to muzzle
stomfa/zw to mouth, rant, vaunt
sto/mfac a mouther, ranter
sto/mfoj mouthing, bombast, rant.
sto/mwma a mouth, entrance
sto/mwsij a furnishing with a sharp edge
stonaxe/w to groan, sigh
stonaxh/ a groaning, wailing
stono/eij causing groans
sto/noj a sighing, groaning, lamentation
sto/nuc any sharp point
storgh/ love, affection
store/nnumi to spread
sto/rqugc a point, the tyne
stoxa/zomai to aim
sto/xasma the thing aimed, a javelin
stoxaste/oj one must aim at
stoxastiko/j skilful in aiming at, able to hit
sto/xoj an aim, shot
straggali/zw to strangle
straggeu/omai to squeeze oneself up, twist oneself
straggouri/a retention of the urine, strangury
stra/gc that which is squeezed out, a drop
stra/ptw to lighten
strata/rxhj the general of an army
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stughto/j hated, abominated, hateful
stu/gioj Stygian
stugna/zw to look gloomy, be sorrowful
stugno/j hated, abhorred, hateful
stugno/thj gloominess, sullenness
stugno/w to make gloomy
stugo/demnoj hating marriage
stu/goj hatred
stuli/skoj a staff
stuli/j a mast to carry a sail at the stern
stulopina/kion a pillar with figures on it
stu=loj a pillar
stulo/w to prop with pillars
stu/c the Styx
stuppei=on the coarse fibre of flax
stuppeiopw/lhj a dealer in oakum
stupthri/a an astringent earth, alum
stura/kinoj made of the wood of the tree
stu/rac storax
stu/rac the spike at the lower end of a spear-shaft
stufeligmo/j ill-usage, abuse
stufeli/zw to strike hard, smite
stufelo/j hard, rough
stufoko/poj striking with a stick
stu/fw to draw together
stwiko/j of a colonnade
stwmuli/a wordiness
stwmuliosullekta/dhj a gossip-gleaner
stwmu/llw to be talkative, to chatter, babble
stwmu/loj mouthy, wordy, talkative, chattering, glib
suagresi/a a boar-hunt
subari/zw to live like a Sybarite
su/barij Sybaris
subari/thj a Sybarite
subaritiko/j of Sybaris
subo/sion a herd of swine
su/bota swine-pastures
subw/thj a swineherd
su/ggamoj united in wedlock, married
suggei/twn bordering, neighbouring
sugge/neia sameness of descent
suggenh/j born with, congenital, natural, in-born
suggeniko/j congenital, hereditary
sugge/rwn a co-mate in old age
suggewrge/w to be a fellow-labourer
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sugge/wrgoj a fellow-labourer
sugghqe/w to rejoice with
sugghra/skw to grow old together with
su/gghroj growing old together
suggi/gnomai to be with
suggignw/skw to think with, agree with
suggnw/mh acknowledgment, confession
suggnwmoniko/j inclined to pardon, indulgent
suggnw/mwn disposed to pardon, indulgent
suggnwste/oj one must pardon, indulge
suggnwsto/j to be pardoned, pardonable, allowable
suggomfo/w to fasten together with nails
su/ggonoj born with, congenital, inborn, natural
su/ggramma a writing, a written paper
suggrafeu/j one who collects and writes down historic facts, an historian
suggrafh/ a writing
suggrafiko/j given to writing
suggra/fw to write
suggumna/zw to exercise together
suggumnasth/j a companion in bodily exercises
sugkaqagi/zw to burn up together
sugkaqaire/w to put down together, to join in putting down
sugkaqarmo/zw to join in composing the limbs
sugkaqe/zomai to sit down together
sugkaqei/rgw to shut up with
sugkaqe/lkw to drag down together
sugkaqeu/dw to sleep with
sugka/qhmai to be seated
sugkaqiero/w to join in dedicating
sugkaqi/zw to make to sit together
sugkaqi/hmi to let down with
sugkaqi/sthmi to bring into place together
sugkai/w set on fire with
sugkakopaqe/w to partake in sufferings
sugkakouxe/omai to endure adversity with
sugkale/w to call to council, convoke, convene
sugkalupte/oj to be veiled, concealed
sugkalupto/j wrapped up
sugkalu/ptw to cover
sugka/mnw to labour
sugkamph/ a bight, joint
sugka/mptw to bend together, bend the knee
sugkasignh/th an own sister
su/gkasij an own brother
sugkatabai/nw to go
sugkataba/llw to throw down along with
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sugxw/nnumi to heap all together, to heap with earth, cover with a mound, bank up
sugxwre/w to come together, meet
sugxw/rhma a concession
sugxwrhte/oj to be conceded
su/dhn impetuously, hurriedly
su/eioj of swine
suza/w to live with
suzeu/gnumi to yoke together, couple
su/zeucij a being yoked together
suzhte/w to search
suzhthth/j a joint inquirer: a disputer
suzofo/w to darken utterly
suzugi/a a yoke of animals, a pair
suzu/gioj joined, united
su/zugoj yoked together, paired
suzwopoie/w to quicken together with
suka/zw to pluck ripe figs
suka/minon the fruit of the
suka/minoj the mulberry-tree
sukh= the fig-tree
suki/zw to fatten with figs
su/kinoj of the fig-tree
suki/j a slip
sukologe/w to gather figs
sukolo/goj gathering figs.
suko/moron the fruit of the
suko/moroj the fig-mulberry
su=kon the fruit of the
suko/omai to be fed with figs
sukotrage/w to eat figs
sukofante/w to accuse falsely, slander, calumniate
sukofa/nthma a sycophant's trick, false accusation, calumny
sukofa/nthj a false accuser, slanderer
sukofantia/ false accusation, slander, calumny
sukofanti/hj the Sycophant-wind
sukofantiko/j slanderous, calumnious
sukofore/w to carry figs
sukofo/roj fig-bearing
sulagwge/w to carry off as booty, lead captive
sula/w to strip off
suleu/w to despoil of arms
sule/w to steal for oneself
su/lh the right of seizing the ship
sulh/teira a robber
sullabh/ that which holds together
sullabi/zw to join letters into syllables, to pronounce letters together
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sumbo/laioj of
sumbole/w to meet
sumbolh/ a coming together, meeting, joining
sumboliko/j signifying by a sign
su/mbolon a sign
su/mboloj an augury, omen
sumbou/leuma advice given
sumbouleute/oj to be given as advice
sumbouleutiko/j of
sumbouleu/w to advise, counsel
sumboulh/ counsel, consultation, deliberation, debate
sumbouli/a advice
sumbou/lion counsel
sumbou/lomai to will
su/mbouloj an adviser, counsellor
sumbu/w to cram
su/mbwmoj worshipped on a common altar
summaqhth/j a fellow-disciple
summai/nomai to be mad together, join in madness
summanqa/nw to learn along with
summa/rptw to seize
summarture/w to bear witness with
summa/rtuj a fellow-witness
summastigo/w to whip
summaxe/w to be an ally, to be in alliance
summaxi/a an alliance offensive and defensive
summaxiko/j of
summaxi/j allied
summa/xomai to fight along with
su/mmaxoj fighting along with, allied with
summeqe/pw to sway jointly
summeqi/sthmi to help in changing
summeleta/w to exercise
summe/nw to hold together, keep together
summeri/zw to distribute in shares
summesoura/nhsij a being in the same meridian
summetaba/llw to change along with
summetakosme/omai to change one's habits along with
summetapi/ptw to change along with
summetafe/romai to be borne off together
summetaxeiri/zomai to take charge of
summete/xw to partake of
summetewri/zomai to be raised together
summetoike/w to emigrate along with
summe/toxoj partaking with
summetre/w to measure by comparison with
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summe/trhsij commeasurement
summetri/a commensurability
su/mmetroj commensurate with
summhtia/omai to take counsel with
summhxana/omai to help to provide
su/mmiga promiscuously with
summigh/j commingled, promiscuous
summi/gnumi to mix together, commingle
su/mmiktoj commingled, promiscuous
summimhth/j a joint-imitator
summimnh/skomai to bear in mind with
su/mmicij commixture
summise/w to join with in hating
summori/a a co-partnership
su/mmoroj united for purposes of taxation
summorfo/omai to be conformed to
su/mmorfoj conformed to
summoxqe/w to share in toil with
summue/w to initiate together
summu/w to be shut up, to close, be closed
sumpa/qeia fellow-feeling, sympathy
sumpaqe/w to sympathise
sumpaqh/j sympathizing with
sumpaiani/zw to sing paeans
sumpaideu/w to teach together, educate at the same time
sumpai/zw to play
sumpaisth/j a playmate, playfellow
sumpai/w to dash against
sumpanhguri/zw to attend a solemn assembly with
sumparabu/w to cram in along with
sumparagge/llw to help in canvassing for
sumparagi/gnomai to be ready at the same time
sumparadhlo/w to shew incidentally at the same time
sumparaqe/w to run along together
sumparaine/w to join in recommending
sumparakaqi/zw to make to sit beside
sumparakale/w to invite together
sumparakeleu/omai to join in exciting
sumparakolouqe/w to follow in a parallel line with, keep up with
sumparakomi/zw to carry along the coast with
sumparaku/ptw to bend oneself along with
sumparalamba/nw to take along with
sumparame/nw to stay along with
sumparamignu/w to mix in together
sumparaneu/w to express assent also
sumparanh/xomai to swim beside together
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suntaxu/nw to hurry on
suntei/nw to stretch together, strain, draw tight, brace up
sunteixi/zw to help to build a wall
suntekmai/romai to conjecture from signs
sunteknopoie/w to breed children with
suntele/qw to belong to
sunte/leia a joint payment, joint contribution for public burdens
suntele/w to bring quite to an end, complete, accomplish
suntelh/j joining in payment, a contributor
sunte/mnw to cut in pieces: to cut down, cut short
suntereti/zw to whistle an accompaniment
suntermone/w to border on
sunte/rmwn bordering on, close together
suntetagme/nwj in set terms
suntetame/nwj earnestly, eagerly, vigorously
suntetrai/nw to bore through so as to meet
suntexna/zw to join in plots with
su/ntexnoj practising the same art
sunth/kw to fuse into one mass, to weld together
sunthre/w to preserve together
sunti/qhmi to put together
suntima/w to honour together
suntina/ssw to shake to the foundations
suntitrw/skw to wound in many places
suntolma/w to venture together
suntomi/a conciseness
su/ntomoj a short
suntoni/a intense application
su/ntonoj strained tight
suntragw|de/w to act tragedy together
suntra/pezoj a messmate
su/ntreij three together, by threes
suntre/fw to feed together
suntre/xw to run together so as to meet, to encounter
suntriaino/w to shatter as with a trident
suntri/bw to rub together
suntrih/rarxoj a partner in the equipment of a trireme
suntrihrarxe/w to be a
suntrofi/a a being reared together, common nurture
su/ntrofoj brought up together with
suntroxa/zw to run together
suntugxa/nw to meet with, fall in with
sunturannoktone/w to join in slaying tyrants
sunturo/w to make into cheese together
suntuxi/a an occurrence, a hap, chance, event, incident
sunu/patoj a colleague in the consulship.
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su=roj Syros
surofoi=nic a Syro-phoenician
su/rracij a dashing together
surra/ptw to sew
surre/zw to do sacrifice together
surre/w to flow together
surrh/gnumi to break in pieces
surrizo/omai to have the roots united
su/rtij the Syrtis
surfeto/j anything swept together, sweepings, refuse, rubbish, litter
surfetw/dhj jumbled together, promiscuous
suskeda/nnumi to help in scattering, to toss about
suskeua/zw to make ready by putting together, to pack up
su/rw to draw, drag
suskeuasi/a a packing up, getting ready
suskeuwre/omai to contrive, organise
suskhne/w to live in the same tent with
suskhni/a a dwelling in one tent
su/skhnoj one who lives in the same tent, a messmate
suskia/zw to shade quite over, throw a shade over, shade closely
su/skioj closely shaded, thickly shaded
suskope/w to contemplate along with
suskota/zw to grow quite dark
suskuqrwpa/zw to look gloomy together
suspara/ssw to tear in pieces
su/spastoj drawn together, closed by drawing together
suspa/w to draw together, draw up, contract
suspeira/omai to be formed in close order
suspei/rw to sow together
suspe/ndw to join in making a libation
suspeu/dw to assist zealously
susplagxneu/w to join in eating the sacrificial meat
suspouda/zw to make haste together, to join in zealous exertion
sussai/nomai to feel flattered
sussebi/zw to join in celebrating
susseu/w to urge on together
susshmai/nomai to join in singing
su/sshmon a fixed sign
sussite/w to mess with
sussi/thsij a messing together, a public mess
sussi/tion a common meal, public mess
su/ssitoj one who eats together, a messmate
sussw/zw to help to save
su/sswmoj united in one body
susswfrone/w to be a partner in temperance
sustado/n standing close together, hand to hand
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sustasiasth/j a fellow-rioter
su/stasij a putting together, composition
sustasiw/thj a member of the same faction, a partisan
susta/j standing together, planted closely
sustasia/zw to join in faction
sustatiko/j introductory
sustauro/omai to be crucified with
sustega/zw to cover entirely
suste/llw to draw together, draw in: to shorten sail
sustena/zw to lament with
sustefano/omai to wear a crown with
su/sthma a whole compounded of parts, a system
sustoixe/w to correspond to
sustoixi/a a coordinate series
su/stoixoj standing in the same row, coordinate, correspondent
sustolh/ a drawing together, contraction, limitation
sustoli/zw to put together, fabricate
sustratei/a a common campaign
sustrateu/w to make a campaign
sustrathge/w to be the fellow-general of
sustra/thgoj a joint-commander
sustratiw/thj a fellow-soldier
sustratopedeu/omai to encamp along with
su/stremma anything twisted up together: a body of men, a crowd, concourse
sustre/fw to twist up into a ball
sustrofh/ a dense mass
susfa/zw to slay along with
susfi/ggw to condense
susxhmati/zw to conform
susxola/zw to be a fellow-pupil
sufeo/j a hog-sty
sufo/rbion a herd of swine
suforbo/j a swineherd
suxno/j long
sfagei=on a bowl for catching the blood of the victim
sfageu/j a slayer, butcher
sfagh/ slaughter, butchery
sfagia/zomai to slay a victim, sacrifice
sfagiasmo/j a slaying, sacrificing
sfa/gion a victim, offering
sfa/gioj slaying, slaughtering
sfagi/j a sacrificial knife
sfada/zw to struggle, plunge
sfadasmo/j a spasm, convulsion
sfa/zw to slay, slaughter
sfai=ra a ball, playing-ball
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swro/j a heap
swsi/polij saving the city
sw=j safe and sound, alive and well, in good case
swste/oj one must save
sw=stra a reward for saving one's life, a thankoffering for deliverance
sw/teira Juno Sospita)
swthri/a a saving, deliverance, preservation, safety
swth/rioj saving, delivering
swth/r a saviour, deliverer, preserver
swfrone/w to be sound of mind
swfro/nhma an instance of temperance
swfronhte/oj one must be temperate
swfroni/zw to recal
swfroniko/j naturally temperate, moderate, sober
swfronisth/j one that makes temperate, a chastener, chastiser
swfrosu/nh soundness of mind, moderation, discretion
sw/frwn of sound mind
sw/xw to rub
tablio/ph a game at dice
tagei/a the office
tageu/w to be Chief
tage/w to be ruler
ta/ghnon a frying-pan, saucepan
tagh/ an array, command
ta/gma that which has been ordered
tago/j a commander, chief
tagou=xoj holding command
tai/naroj Taenarus
taini/a a band, riband, fillet
tainio/pwlij a dealer in
tainio/w to bind with a head-band
takero/j melting in the mouth, tender
taktiko/j fit for ordering
takto/j ordered, prescribed
talaergo/j enduring labour, drudging
talaipwre/w to go through hard labour, to suffer hardship
talaipwri/a hard work, hardship, suffering, distress
talai/pwroj suffering, miserable
talai/frwn suffering in mind, wretched
talaka/rdioj patient of heart, stouthearted
talanteu/w to weigh
talantiai=oj worth a talent
ta/lanton a balance
talantou=xoj holding the balance
talapei/rioj subject to many trials, much-suffering
talapenqh/j patient in woe
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talari/skoj quasillus
ta/laroj a basket
talasi/a wool-spinning
tala/sioj of
talasiourge/w to spin wool
talasiourgiko/j of
talasiourgo/j a wool-spinner
talasi/frwn patient of mind, stout-hearted
ta/laj suffering, wretched
talau/rinoj with shield of tough bull's-hide
ta=lij a marriageable maiden
tamesi/xrwj cutting the skin, wounding
tami/a a housekeeper, housewife
tami/aj one who carves and distributes, a dispenser
tamiei/a stewardship, management, economy
tamiei=on a treasury
tamieutiko/j of
tamieu/w to be controller
ta/misoj rennet
tanagraikh/ the district of Tanagra
tanagrai=oj a man of Tanagra
tanagriko/j of Tanagra
tanah/khj with long point
tanai/mukoj far-bellowing
tanao/deiroj long-necked
tanao/j stretched, outstretched, tall, long, taper
tanau/pouj stretching the feet, long-striding, longshanked
tanaw=pij far-sighted
tanhlegh/j laying one out at length
ta/nij a town in lower Egypt
ta=n sir, my good friend
tanta/leioj of
tantali/dhj son of Tantalus
tantali/j daughter of Tantalus
tantalo/omai to be balanced
ta/ntaloj Tantalus
tanu/glwssoj long-tongued, chattering
tanuglw/xij with long point
tanu/dromoj running at full stretch
tanue/qeira with flowing hair
tanuh/khj with long point
tanuh=lic of extended age
tanu/qric long-haired, shaggy
ta/numai to be stretched
tanumh/khj long-stretched, tall
tanu=n now, at present
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teme/nioj of
temeni/thj Apollo of the Temenos
te/menoj a piece of land cut off, assigned as a domain
te/mnw to cut, hew
tenagi/zw to be covered with shoal water, stand in pools
tenagi=tij shallow
te/nagoj shoal-water, a shoal, shallow, lagoon
tenagw/dhj covered with shoal-water, standing in pools
te/ndw to gnaw, gnaw at
tenqei/a lickerishness, gluttony
te/nqhj a dainty feeder, gourmand
te/nwn any tight-stretched band, a sinew, tendon
te and
tera/zw to interpret portents
te/ramnon chambers, a house
terasko/poj prophetic
te/raj a sign, wonder, marvel
tera/stioj monstrous
teratei/a a talking marvels, jugglery
terateu/omai to talk marvels
teratologe/w to tell of marvels
teratologi/a a telling of marvels, marvellous tales
teratolo/goj of which marvellous things are told, portentous
teratourga/j a wonder-worker
teratourgi/a love of the marvellous
teratw/dhj portentous
teratwpo/j marvellous-looking
terebinqw/dhj full of terebinth-trees
tereti/zw to whistle
tere/tisma a whistling, trilling
te/retron a borer, gimlet
terhdw/n the wood-worm
te/rhn rubbed smooth
terqreu/omai to use claptraps
te/rqrioj the rope from the end of a sail-yard
te/rqron the end of the sail-yard, cornu antennae
te/rma an end, boundary
terme/reion a misfortune one brings on oneself
termi/nqinoj of the terebinth-tree
te/rminqoj the terebinth
termio/eij going even to the end
te/rmioj at the end, last
termo/nioj at the world's end
te/rmwn a boundary
terpia/dhj son of delight
terpike/raunoj delighting in thunder
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tetra/kerwj four-horned
tetrakismu/rioi four times ten thousand, forty thousand
tetra/kij four times
tetrakisxi/lioi four thousand
tetra/klinoj with four couches
tetra/knamoj four-spoked
tetrako/rumboj with four clusters
tetrako/sioi four hundred
tetra/kukloj four-wheeled
tetrakwmi/a a union of four villages
tetralogi/a a series of four dramas
tetra/metroj consisting of four metres
tetra/mhnoj of four months, lasting four months
tetramoiri/a a four-fold portion
tetra/moiroj fourfold
te/trac the pheasant
tetraori/a a four-horsed chariot
tetra/oroj yoked four together
tetrapa/lastoj four spans long
tetra/phxuj four cubits
tetrapla/sioj fourfold, four times as much
tetra/pleqroj consisting of four plethra
tetra/pleuroj four-sided
tetraplh=| in a fourfold manner, fourfold
tetraplo/oj fourfold
tetrapodhdo/n on four feet
tetrapodisti/ on all fours
tetra/polij of
tetra/poloj turned up
tetra/poroj with four passages
tetra/pouj four-footed
tetrapterulli/j a four-wing
tetra/ptiloj four-winged
tetra/rrumoj with four poles
tetrarxe/w to be tetrarch
tetra/rxhj a tetrarch
tetrarxi/a a tetrarchy, the province of a tetrarch
tetraskelh/j four-legged, four-footed
tetra/j the fourth day
tetrasta/dioj four stades in length
tetra/sxoinoj four
te/tratoj fourth
tetra/trufoj broken into four pieces
tetrafa/lhroj with four crests
tetra/fuloj divided into four tribes
te/traxa in four parts
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timwrhtiko/j revengeful
timwri/a help, aid, assistance, succour
timwro/j upholding honour
ti/nagma a shake, quake
tina/kteira a shaker
tina/ktwr a shaker
tina/ssw to shake
ti/numai to punish, chastise
ti/nw to pay a price
ti/pote what
ti/sij payment by way of return
ti/j who? which?
tij any one, any thing, some one, some thing
titai/nw to stretch
titanokra/twr conqueror of the Titans
titanokto/noj slaying Titans
ti/tanoj chalk
tita/n the Titans
titanw/dhj Titan-like, Titanic
ti/thj avenger
titqei/a an acting as a nurse, nursing
titqeu/w to be a nurse, act as a nurse
ti/tqh a nurse
titqo/j a teat, nipple
titrw/skw to wound
tituokto/noj slaying Tityus
tituo/j Tityus
ti/turoj an ape
titu/skomai to make, make ready, prepare
ti/fh the water-spider
ti=foj standing water, a pond, pool, marsh
ti/w to pay honour to
tla/w to take upon oneself, to bear, suffer, undergo
tlh/qumoj stout-hearted
tlhmosu/nh that which is to be endured, misery, distress
tlh/mwn suffering, enduring, patient, stout-hearted
tlhsika/rdioj hard-hearted
tlhto/j suffering, enduring, patient, steadfast
tmh/gw to cut, cleave
tmh/dhn by cutting, so as to cut
tmh=ma a part cut off, a section, piece
tmh=sij a cutting
tmhte/oj one must cut
tmhtosi/dhroj cut down with iron
tmhto/j cut, shaped by cutting
tmw=loj Mt. Tmolus
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trafero/j well-fed
traxhliai=oj of, on
traxh/lia scraps of meat and gristle about the neck, scraps, offal
traxhli/zw of wrestlers
traxhlodesmo/thj chaining the neck
tra/xhloj the neck, throat
traxi/j Trachis
traxu/nw to make rough, rugged, uneven
traxu/j rugged, rough
traxu/stomoj of rough speech
traxu/thj roughness, ruggedness
traxw/n a rugged, stony tract
treiskai/deka thirteen
tre/mw to tremble
trepte/oj one must turn
tre/pw to turn
tre/fw to thicken
tre/xnoj a twig
tre/xnoj a twig
tre/xw to run
tre/w to flee from fear, flee away
trh=ma a perforation, hole, aperture, orifice
trhmato/eij porous
trh/rwn timorous, shy
trhto/j perforated, with a hole in it
tri/aina a trident
triaino/w to heave with the trident
triaka/j the number thirty
triakonqa/mmatoj with
triakonqh/meroj of thirty days
triakontaeth/j thirty years old
triakonta/zugoj with thirty benches
triakonta/kij thirty times
tria/konta thirty
triakontarxi/a the rule of the Thirty
triakonta/xouj producing thirtyfold
triako/ntoroj a thirty-oared ship
triakontw/rugoj of thirty fathoms
triako/sioi three hundred
triakosiome/dimnoi those whose property produced
triakosio/xouj bearing three hundredfold
triakosto/j the thirtieth
triakth/r a victor
tria/cw to vanquish
tria/rmenoj with three sails
tria/j the number three, a triad
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tritagwnisth/j the player who took the third part, a third-rate actor
tritai=oj on the third day
trita/lantoj of three talents
trita/laj thrice-wretched
trita/nustoj thrice-stretched, very long
trithmo/rioj forming a third part of
tritoba/mwn forming a third foot
tritoge/neia Trito-born
tri/tokoj bearing three times
trito/spondoj in which one has poured the third libation
trito/sporoj sown for the third time
tri/toj the third
trittu/j the number three
tritwnia/j Tritonis
tritwni/j Tritonis
tri/twn Triton
trifa/sioj threefold
trifi/lhtoj thrice-beloved
tri/fullon tre-foil, clover
tri/fuloj of three tribes
trixa/ikej the threefold people
trixa/leptoj very angry
tri/xalkon a coin worth three
tri/xaloj cloven in three
tri/xa threefold, in three parts
trixh= in
trixqa/ in
tri/xinoj of hair
trixi/j anchovy full of small hair-like bones
trixo/brwj eating hair
trixoi/nikoj holding
trixo/lwtoj thrice-detested
trixo/malloj hair-fleeced
trixo/omai to be furnished with hair
trixorrue/w to shed the hair
trixorruh/j shedding the hair.
trixou= in three places
trixo/foitoj just passing into hair
tri/xwma a growth of hair, hair
triyhmere/w to waste the day
tri=yij rubbing, friction
triw/bolon a three-obol-piece, a half-drachma
triw/rofoj of three stories
triw/rugoj of three fathoms
troi/aqen from Troy
troi/ande to Troy
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troizh/nioj of Troezen
troizh/n Troezen
tromero/j trembling
trome/w to tremble, quake, quiver
tro/moj a trembling, quaking, quivering
tropai/a an alternating wind
tro/paion a trophy
tropai=oj of
tropaiofo/roj bearing trophies
tro/palij a bundle, bunch
trope/w to turn
troph/ a turn, turning
tropiko/j of the solstice
tro/pij a ship's keel
tro/poj a turn, direction, course, way
tropo/j a twisted leathern thong
tropofore/w to bear with
tropo/w to furnish the oar with its thong
trofali/j a piece
trofei=a pay for bringing up, the wages of a nurse
trofeu/j one who rears
trofh/ nourishment, food, victuals
trofi/hj brought up in the house, stall-fed
tro/fimoj nourishing
tro/fij well-fed, stout, large
trofo/eij well-fed
trofo/j a feeder, rearer, nurse
trofofore/w to bring
troxa/zw to run like a wheel, to run along, run quickly
troxai=oj running, tripping
troxalo/j running
troxero/j running, tripping
troxhlate/w to drive a chariot: to drive about, drive round and round
troxhla/thj one who guides wheels
troxh/latoj driven on wheels, wheel-drawn
troxia/ the round of a wheel
troxi/zw to turn round on the wheel, torture
troxili/a the sheaf of a pulley, roller of a windlass
troxi/loj the sandpiper
troxio/j round
tro/xij a runner, messenger
troxodine/omai to whirl
troxoeidh/j round as a wheel, circular
troxo/eij round as a wheel, round
troxopoie/w to make wheels
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u(idou=j a grandson
u(iko/j of
ui(oqesi/a adoption as a son
ui(o/j A son
ui(wno/j a grandson
u(/lagma the bark of a dog
u(lagmo/j a barking, baying
u(lagwge/w to carry wood
u(lai=oj of the forest, savage
u(lakh/ a barking, howling
u(lako/mwroj always barking, still howling
u(lakte/w to bark, bay, howl
u(lakthth/j a barker
u(la/w to howl, bark, bay
u(leiw/thj a forester
u(lh/eij woody, wooded
u(lhkoi/thj one who lodges in the wood
u(/lh forest-trees
u(lhwro/j watching the wood
u(li/zw to filter, strain
u(loba/thj one who haunts the woods
u(lo/komoj thick grown with wood
u(losko/poj watching over woods
u(lotome/w to cut
u(lotomi/a the cutting
u(loto/moj cutting
u(lo/tomoj cut in the wood
u(lourgo/j working wood
u(lofa/goj feeding in the woods
u(loforbo/j feeding in the woods
u(lofo/roj a wood-carrier
u(lw/dhj woody, wooded
u(lwro/j a forester
u(me/naioj hymenaeus, the wedding
u(menaio/w to sing the wedding-song
u(meno/pteroj membrane-winged
u(me/teroj your, yours
u(mh/n a thin skin, membrane
u(mh/n Hymen
u(mnago/rhj a singer of hymns
u(mne/w to sing, laud, sing of
u(mnhte/oj one must praise
u(mnhth/j a singer, praiser
u(mnhto/j sung of, praised, lauded
u(mnoqe/thj a composer of hymns, a lyric poet
u(mnopoio/j making hymns
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u(perballo/ntwj exceedingly
u(perba/llw to throw over
u(perba/rhj exceeding heavy
u(perbasi/a a transgression of law, trespass
u(pe/rbasij transgression
u(perbato/j to bepassed
u(perbeblhme/nwj beyond all measure, immoderately
u(perbia/zomai to press exceeding heavily
u(perbiba/zw to carry over
u(pe/rbioj of overwhelming strength
u(perbola/dhn immoderately, excessively
u(perbolh/ a throwing beyond
(uperbo/reoi the Hyperboreans
u(perbra/zw to boil
u(perbru/w to be overfull
u(perga/zomai to work under, plough up, prepare
u(perge/loioj above measure ridiculous
u(pergemi/zw to overfill, overload
u(pe/rghrwj exceeding old, of extreme age
u(pe/rdasuj very hairy
u(perdeh/j above all fear, undaunted
u(perdei/dw to fear for
u(perdeimai/nw to be much afraid of
u(pe/rdeinoj exceeding alarming
u(perde/cioj lying above one on the right hand
u(perde/w to bind over
u(perdiatei/nomai to exert oneself above measure
u(perdike/w to plead for, act as advocate for
u(pe/rdikoj more than just, severely just
u(pereqi/zw to stimulate a little
u(perei/dw to put under as a support
(uperei/h high-land
u(perei/pw to subvert
u(pere/keina on yon side, beyond
u(perekqerapeu/w to seek to win by excessive attention
u(perekperissou= super-abundantly
u(perekpi/ptw to go beyond all bounds
u(perekplh/ssw to frighten beyond measure:&mdash
u(perektei/nw to stretch beyond measure
u(perekti/nw to pay for
u(perekxu/nomai to run over
u(pere/lafroj exceeding light
u(perempi/plhmi to fill over-full
u(peremfore/omai to be filled quite full
u(perentugxa/nw to intercede
u(perecakisxi/lioi above
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u(pertele/w to overleap
u(pertelh/j leaping over the strait
u(perte/llw to appear above
u(pertenh/j stretching over, laid over
u(perteri/a the upper part
u(pe/rteroj over
u(perth/kw to melt exceedingly
u(perti/qhmi to set higher, erect
u(pertima/w to honour exceedingly
u(pe/rtonoj overstrained, strained to the utmost, at full pitch, exceeding loud
u(pertre/xw to run over
u(peruqria/w to blush a little
u(pe/ruqroj somewhat red, reddish
u(peru/yhloj exceeding high
u(peruyo/w to exalt exceedingly
u(perfai/nomai to shew oneself over
u(perfalagge/w to extend the phalanx so as to outflank the enemy
u(perfanh/j appearing over
u(pe/rfatoj above speech, unspeakable
u(perfe/rw to bear
u(perfqe/ggomai to sound above
u(perfqi/nomai to die for
u(perfi/aloj overbearing, overweening, arrogant
u(perfile/w to love beyond measure
u(perfobe/omai to be overfrightened, fear exceedingly
u(pe/rfoboj very fearful, timid
u(perfore/w to carry over
u(perfrone/w to be over-proud, to have high thoughts
u(pe/rfrwn over-proud, haughty, disdainful, arrogant
u(perfuh/j overgrown, enormous
u(perfu/omai to surpass, excel
u(perfusa/omai to be inflated excessively
u(perfwne/w to outbawl
u(perxai/rw to rejoice exceedingly at
u(perxli/w to be over-wanton
u(pe/rxomai to go
u(pe/rxrewj over head and ears in debt
u(pe/ryuxroj very frigid
u(perwe/w to start back, recoil
u(perw/|h the upper part of the mouth, the palate
u(perwio/qen from an upper room
u(perw=|on the upper part of the house, the upper story
u(perw=|oj being above
u(perwta/w to reply by a question
u(peu/qunoj liable to give account for
u(pe/xw to hold
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u(polo/xagoj an under-
u(polu/rioj under the lyre
u(polu/w to loosen beneath
u(po/mazoi the parts under the breast
u(po/makroj somewhat long, longish
u(pomalaki/zomai to grow cowardly by degrees
u(po/margoj somewhat mad
u(poma/ssw to smear
u(/pombroj mixed with rain
u(pomeidia/w to smile a little
u(pomei/wn somewhat less:&mdash
u(pome/mfomai to blame a little
u(pomemyi/moiroj somewhat discontented with his lot
u(pomenete/oj one must sustain, abide, endure
u(pomenetiko/j patient of
u(pome/nw to stay behind, survive
u(pomi/gnumi to add by mixing
u(pomimnh/skw to remind
u(po/misqoj serving for pay, hired
u(pomna/omai to court clandestinely
u(po/mnhma a remembrance, memorial
u(po/mnhsij a reminding
u(pomnhsteu/omai to betroth
u(po/mnumai to make oath
u(pomonh/ a remaining behind
u(po/mwroj rather stupid
u(ponai/w to dwell under
u(pone/momai to eat away beneath
u(pone/feloj under the clouds
u(ponh/ioj under the promontory Neium, lying at its base
u(ponh/xomai to swim under
u(poni/fw to snow a little
u(ponoe/w to think secretly, suspect
u(po/noia a hidden thought
u(ponomhdo/n by means of pipes
u(po/nomoj underground
u(ponose/w to be rather sickly
u(ponoste/w to go back, retire
u(pono/sthsij subsidence
u(ponu/ssw to prick
u(ponusta/zw to fall asleep gradually
u(po/culoj wooden underneath
u(pocura/w to shave
u(pocu/rioj under the rasor
u(pocu/w to scrape slightly
u(popalai/w to go down voluntarily in wrestling
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u(pwqe/w to push
u(pwle/nioj under the elbow
u(pwmosi/a an oath taken to delay proceedings
u(pwpia/zw to strike
u(pw/pion the part of the face under the eyes
u(pw/reia the foot of a mountain, the skirts of a mountain range
u(pwro/fioj under the roof, in the house
u(pw/rofoj under the eaves
u(/pwxroj pale yellow, sallow
u)/rxa a jar
u(sginobafh/j dyed scarlet
u(/sginon from the shrub
u(smi/nh a fight, battle, combat
u(=j the wild swine
u(/splhgc a rope drawn across the racecourse, let down when the runners were to start, the starting-line
u(sso/j a javelin
u(/sswpoj hyssop
u(sta/tioj at last
u(sterai=oj on the day after, the next day
u(ste/ra the womb
u(stere/w to be behind
u(ste/rhma deficiency, need, want
u(steri/zw to come after, come later
u(stero/poinoj avenging after
u(stero/pouj coming late
u(/steroj latter, last
u(sterofqo/roj late-destroying
u(stero/fwnoj sounding after, echoing
u(/stric the porcupine
u(strixi/j a whip for punishing slaves
u(/faimoj suffused with blood, blood-shot
u(fai/nw to weave
u(fai/resij a taking away from under, a purloining
u(faire/w to seize underneath
u(/faloj under the sea
u(fa/nthj a weaver
u(fantiko/j skilled in weaving
u(fantodo/nhtoj woven by the flight of the shuttle
u(fanto/j woven
u(fa/ptw to set on fire from underneath
u(farpa/zw to snatch away from under
u(/fasma a woven robe, web
u(feime/nwj remissly, less violently
u(fei=sa I placed under
u(fekte/oj one must submit to
u(felkte/oj one must draw away
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fei/domai to spare
feidwlo/j sparing, thrifty
fei/dwn an oil-can with a narrow neck, that lets only a little run out
feidw/ a sparing
feiste/oj one must spare
felleu/j stony ground
fe/llinoj made of cork
fello/pouj cork-footed
fello/j the cork-tree
fellw/ Cork-land
fena/kh false hair, a wig
fenaki/zw to play the
fenakismo/j cheatery, quackery, imposition
fe/nac a cheat, quack, impostor
fe/nw to slay
feranqh/j flower-bringing
fe/raspij shield-bearing
fe/rbw to feed, nourish
fereaugh/j bringing light
fere/gguoj giving surety
fere/kakoj inured to toil
fere/karpoj yielding fruit
fere/nikoj carrying off victory
fere/oikoj carrying one's house with one
fere/ponoj bringing toil and trouble
fere/sbioj life-giving
feressakh/j shield-bearing
feresta/fuloj yielding bunches of grapes
feretreu/omai to be carried on a litter
fe/retron a bier, litter
fe/rma that which is borne, the fruit of the womb
fernh/ that which is brought by the wife
ferrefa/ttion a temple of Persephoné
fe/rtatoj bravest, best
fe/rw to bear
feu/gw to flee, take flight, run away
feu/zw to cry
feukte/oj one must flee
feukto/j to be shunned
feucei/w to wish to escape
feu= ah! alas! woe!
feyalo/omai to be burnt to ashes
fe/yaloj a spark, piece of the embers
fh/ginoj oaken
fhgo/j oak
fh/lhc a wild fig
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foini/kh Phoenicia
foinikiko/j Phoenician
foiniki/j a red
foinikisth/j a wearer of purple
foinikisti/ in the Phoenician tongue
foiniko/baptoj purple-dyed
foinikobate/w to climb palms
foinikoda/ktuloj crimson-fingered
foiniko/eij dark-red, purple
foiniko/krokoj of purple woof
foiniko/lofoj purple
foinikopa/rh|oj red-cheeked
foiniko/peza ruddy-footed
foiniko/pteroj red-feathered
foinikoskelh/j red-legged
foinikostero/paj hurler of red lightnings
foiniko/stoloj sent by Phoenicians
foinikofah/j ruddy-glancing
foi=nic a Phoenician
foi=nic a purple-red, purple
foi/nioj of
foini/ssw to redden, make red
foino/j blood-red
foitale/oj roaming wildly about
foitaliw/thj the roamer
foita/j roaming madly
foita/w to go to and fro, up and down, to stalk
foi/thsij a constant going
foithth/j a scholar, pupil
foi=toj a constant going
folko/j bandy-legged
fo/nac eager for blood
fona/w to be athirst for blood, to be murderous
fo/neuma that which is destined for slaughter
foneu/j a murderer, slayer, homicide
foneu/w to murder, kill, slay
fonh/ slaughter, murder
foniko/j inclined to slay, murderous, bloody, sanguinary
fo/nioj of blood, bloody
fonolibh/j blood-dripping, blood-reeking
fono/rutoj blood-reeking
fo/noj murder, homicide, slaughter
foco/j pointed
fora/dhn borne along, borne
fora/ a carrying
forba/j giving pasture
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forbei/a a feeding-string
forbh/ pasture, food, fodder, forage
forei=on a litter
foreu/j a bearer, carrier
fore/w to bear
forhdo/n bearing like a bundle
fo/rhma that which is carried, a load, freight
forhto/j borne, carried
fo/rimoj bearing, fruitful
forki/dej the daughters of Phorcys
fo/rkuj Phorcys
formhdo/n like mat-work, cross-wise, athwart
fo/rmigc the phorminx
formi/zw to play the
formikth/j a harper
formorrafe/omai to be stitched like a mat, to be hampered
formo/j a basket for carrying
forologe/w to levy tribute from
forolo/goj levying tribute
foro/j bringing on one's way, forwarding
fo/roj that which is brought in, tribute
forthge/w to carry freights
forthgi/a a carrying of loads, carrying trade
forthgiko/j of
forthgo/j one who carries burdens, a carrier, trafficker, merchant
forti/zw to load
fortiko/j of the nature of a burden
forti/on a load, burden
forti/j a ship of burden, merchantman
fo/rtoj a load, a ship's freight
foru/nw to be spoiled, defiled
foru/ssw to defile
foruto/j whatever is swept along by the wind
fo/wsde to the light, to the light of day
fo/wj light
fra/gdhn fenced, armed
fra/gma a fence, breast-work, screen
fragmo/j a fencing in, blocking up
frada/zw to make known
fradh/ understanding, knowledge
fradh/j understanding, wise, shrewd
fradmosu/nh understanding, shrewdness, cunning
fra/zw to point out, shew, indicate
fra/sij speech
fra/ssw to fence in, hedge round
fra/thr a member of a
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fra/tra a brotherhood
fratria/zw to be in the same
fratri/arxoj president of a
fra/trioj of
fre/ar a well
freati/a a tank
freati/aj leading to a tank
frenapata/w to deceive
frenapa/thj a soul-deceiver
frenh/rhj master of his mind, sound of mind
frenitia/w to have a violent fever, be delirious
freni=tij inflammation of the brain, phrenitis.
frenobla/beia damage of the understanding, madness, folly
frenoblabh/j damaged in the understanding, deranged
frenoghqh/j heart-gladdening
frenodalh/j ruining the mind
freno/qen of
frenoklo/poj stealing the understanding, deceiving
frenolh|sth/j a robber of the understanding, a deceiver
frenomanh/j distracting the mind, maddening
frenomo/rwj so as to destroy the mind
frenoplhgh/j striking the mind
freno/plhktoj stricken in mind, frenzy-stricken
frenote/ktwn building with the mind, ingenious
freno/w to make wise, instruct, inform, teach
frenw/lhj distraught in mind, frenzied
frh/n the midriff
frikale/oj shivering with cold: horrid
fri/kh a shuddering, shivering
frikto/j to be shuddered at, horrible
frikw/dhj that causes shuddering, horrible
frima/ssomai to snort and leap about, to neigh and prance
fricoko/mhj with bristling hair
fri/c the ruffling
fri/ssw to be rough
frone/w to think, to have understanding, to be sage, wise, prudent
fro/nhma one's mind, spirit
fronhmati/zomai to become presumptuous
fronhmati/hj self-confident, high-spirited
fro/nhsij a minding
fronhte/oj one must think
fro/nimoj in one's right mind, in one's senses
fro/nij prudence, wisdom
fronou/ntwj wisely, prudently
fronti/zw to think, consider, reflect, take thought, have a care, give heed
fro/ntisma that which is thought out, a thought, invention
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xalkidiko/j of
xalki/oikoj dwelling in a brasen house
xalki/on a copper vessel, a copper, caldron, kettle, pot
xalki/j Chalcis
xalkoa/rhj brass-armed
xalkobarh/j heavy
xalkobath/j standing on brass, with brasen base
xalko/genuj with teeth of brass
xalkoglw/xin with point
xalkodai/daloj working in brass
xalkoda/maj subduing
xalko/detoj brass-bound
xalkoknh/mij brass-greaved
xalkokorusth/j armed
xalko/krotoj sounding with brass
xalkoli/banon fine brass.
xalkomi/trhj with girdle of brass
xalko/nwtoj brass-backed
xalkopagh/j made of brass
xalkopa/rh|oj with cheeks
xalko/pedoj with floor of brass
xalko/pleuroj with sides of brass
xalkoplhqh/j armed all in brass
xalko/plhktoj smiting with brasen edge
xalko/pouj brass-hoofed
xalko/puloj with gates of bronze
xalko/j copper
xalkoste/fanoj brass-crowned
xalko/stomoj with brasen mouth
xalko/teuktoj made of brass
xalko/tocoj armed with brasen bow
xalkotore/w to work
xalko/toroj wrought of brass
xalkotu/poj a worker in copper, coppersmith
xalko/tupoj struck with brass, inflicted with brasen arms
xalkourgiko/j of
xalkourgo/j a coppersmith
xalkou=j a copper coin
xalkofa/laroj adorned with brass
xalkoxa/rmhj fighting in brass
xalkoxi/twn brass-clad
xalko/xutoj cast in bronze
xalko/w to make in bronze
xa/lkwma anything made of bronze
xalubdiko/j Chalybian
xa/luy one of the nation of the Chalybes
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xeimw/n winter
xeiragwge/w to lead by the hand
xeiragwgo/j one that leads by the hand, a leader, guide
xeirapta/zw to touch with the hand, take in hand, handle
xeiridwto/j having sleeves, sleeved
xei/rioj in the hands, in the power
xeiri/j a covering for the hand, a glove
xeiroda/iktoj slain by hand
xeirodi/khj one who asserts his right by hand, uses the right of might
xeirodra/kwn with serpent arms
xeiroh/qhj accustomed to the hand, manageable
xeiro/maktron a cloth for wiping the hands, a towel, napkin
xeiromu/lh a hand-mill
xeironome/w to move the hands in pantomimic gestures, to gesticulate
xeironomi/a gesticulation
xeiroplhqh/j filling the hand, as large as can be held in the hand
xeiropoie/w to make by hand
xeiropoi/htoj made by hand, artificial
xeirote/nwn with outstretched arms
xeirote/xnhma a work of art
xeirote/xnhj a handicraftsman, artisan
xeirotexni/a handicraft
xeirotexniko/j of
xeirotone/w to stretch out the hand
xeirotonhto/j elected by show of hands
xeirotoni/a a voting
xeiro/tonoj stretching out the hands
xeirourge/w to do with the hand, execute
xeirou/rghma handiwork
xeirourgi/a a working by hand, practice of a handicraft
xeirourgiko/j of
xeirourgo/j doing by hand
xeiro/w to bring into hand, to manage, master, subdue
xei/r the hand
xei/rwma that which is conquered, a conquest
xeirwnaci/a handicraft, work
xeirw=nac one who is master of his hands
xeirwni/j a book on surgery
xei/rwn worse, meaner, inferior
xei/rwn Cheiron
xelido/nion swallow-wort, celandine
xelido/nioj of the swallow, like the swallow
xelido/nisma the swallow-song
xelidw/n the swallow
xelu/nh the lip
xe/luj a tortoise
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xelw/nh a tortoise
xe/nnion quail
xe/radoj the mud, sand, gravel, and rubbish, silt
xerei/wn meaner, inferior
xeria/rhj skilled in fitting with the hand, dexterous
xerifurh/j mixed
xerma/dion a large stone, a boulder
xermasth/r a slinger
xernh/j one who lives by his hands, a day-labourer, a poor man
xernhtiko/j of
xernh=tij a woman that spins for daily hire
xe/rnibon a vessel for water to wash the hands, a basin
xerni/ptomai to wash one's hands
xe/rniy water for washing the hands
xeromush/j defiling the hand
xero/plhktoj stricken by the hand
xersai=oj on
xerseu/w to be dry land, to lie waste
xerso/qen from dry land
xerso/qi on dry land
xe/rsonde to
xersonhsi/zw to form a
xersonh/sioj of
xersonhsi/thj a dweller in the Thracian Chersonese
xersonhsoeidh/j like a peninsula, peninsular
xerso/nhsoj a land-island
xe/rsoj dry land, land
xeu=ma that which is poured, a stream
xe/w to pour
xh/largoj with fleet hoofs
xhleuto/j netted, plaited
xhleu/w to net, plait
xhlh/ a horse's hoof
xhlo/j a large chest
xhnalw/phc the fox-goose, vulpanser
xh/neioj of
xhni/skoj a ship's stern turned up like a goose's neck
xh/n the tame goose
xhramo/j a hole, cleft, hollow
xh/ra bereft of a husband, a widow
xhrei/a widowhood
xh/reioj widowed
xhreu/w to be bereaved
xhro/w to make desolate
xhrwstai/ kinsmen
xh=toj want, need
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xla/dw to exult
xlai=na pallium.
xlaino/w to cover with a cloak, to clothe
xlai/nwma clothing
xlamudhfo/roj one who wears a
xlamu/dion a shabby cloak
xlamudoeidh/j like a
xlamudourgi/a the making of
xlamudourgo/j a maker of
xlamu/j a short mantle
xlani/dion a woman's mantle
xlanidopoii/a the art of a
xlanidopoio/j making
xlani/skion a cloaklet
xlani/j an upper-garment of wool, a shawl
xlaro/j exultant
xleua/zw to joke, jest, scoff, jeer
xleuasi/a mockery, scoffing
xleuasmo/j a joke
xleuasth/j a mocker, scoffer
xleu/h a joke, jest
xlh=doj slime, mud, rubbish
xliai/nw to warm
xliaro/j warm, lukewarm
xlidai/nomai to be luxurious, revel
xlidano/j luxurious, delicate, voluptuous
xlida/w to be soft
xlidh/ delicacy, daintiness, luxury, effeminacy
xli/w to be
xloaugh/j with a greenish lustre
xloerotro/foj producing green grass
xlohkome/w to be green as a young leaf
xlo/h the first shoot of plants
xlohfo/roj bearing green grass
xlou/nhj couching in the greenwood
xlou=nij freshness, youthful vigour
xlwrhi/j pale-green, brown-green
xlwro/komoj green-leaved
xlwro/j greenish-yellow
xlwro/thj greenness
xnau/w to gnaw, nibble
xnoa/zw to get the first down
xnoa/w to appear
xno/h the box of a wheel
xno/oj any light porous substance
xoaneu/w to cast into a mould
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xoa/nh a funnel
xo/anoj a melting-pot
xoh/ a drink-offering
xoh/rhj fitted for the Pitcher-feast
xohfo/roj offering
xoiko/j of earth
xoiniki/j the circle
xoi=nic a choenix, a dry
xoiradw/dhj full of
xoira/j of a hog
xoi/reioj of a swine
xoiri/nh a small sea-muscle
xoi/rinoj of hog's skin
xoiri/on a pigling, porker
xoirokomei=on a pigsty
xoirokto/noj by the sacrifice of swine
xoiropw/lhj a pig-jobber
xoi=roj a young pig, porker
xolargeu/j a man of the deme
xola/j the bowels, intestines, guts
xola/w to be full of black bile, to be melancholy mad
xolh/ gall, bile
xo/lic the guts
xo/lioj raging, angry
xollei/dhj a man of the deme Cholleidae
xo/loj gall, bile
xolo/w to make angry, provoke, anger
xolw/dhj like bile
xolwto/j angry, wrathful
xondro/j granular, coarse
xo/ndroj a grain
xorau/lhj one who accompanies a chorus on the flute
xo/rdeuma a sausage
xordeu/w to make into sausages
xordh/ gut-string, the string
xorei/a a dance
xo/reuma a choral dance
xoreute/oj one must dance
xoreuth/j a choral dancer
xoreutiko/j of
xoreu/w to dance a round
xorhgei=on the place in which a chorus was trained, their dancing-school
xorhge/w to lead a chorus
xorhgi/a the office of a
xorhgiko/j of
xorhgo/j a chorus leader
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xoriko/j of
xo/rion the membrane that encloses the fetus, the afterbirth
xorodidaskali/a the office of
xorodidaskaliko/j of
xorodida/skaloj the person who trained the chorus
xoroh/qhj accustomed to the choral dance
xoroiqalh/j flourishing in the dance
xoroimani/a furious dancing
xoroitupi/a choral dancing
xoroitu/poj beating the ground in the dance, dancing
xoroi/tupoj played to the choral dance
xoro/nde to the festive dance
xoropai/kthj dancing merrily
xoropoio/j instituting
xoro/j a round dance
xorostasi/a institution of choruses
xorta/zw to feed, fatten
xortasi/a a being fed, feasting
xo/rtasma fodder, forage: food for men
xo/rtoj an inclosed place, a feeding-place
xou=j the Pitcher-feast
xou=j earth thrown down
xo/w to throw
xrai/nw to touch slightly
xraisme/w to ward off from one
xra/omai consulting
xrau/w to scrape, graze, wound slightly
xra/w to fall upon, attack, assail
xra/w to furnish what is needful
xrei/a use, advantage, service
xrei=oj needing, being in want of
xremeti/zw to neigh, whinny
xremetismo/j a neighing, whinnying
xre/mptomai to clear one's throat, to hawk and spit, cough
xre/oj that which one needs must pay, an obligation, debt
xrewkopi/dhj one who cancels his debts, an insolvent
xrew/n that which must be
xrew/ want, need
xrew/sthj a debtor
xrewfeile/thj a debtor, one in debt
xrh/|zw to need, want, lack, have need of
xrh/zw to deliver an oracle, foretell
xrhi/skomai to be much in want of
xrh=ma a thing that one uses
xrhmati/zw to negotiate, transact business, have dealings
xrhmatiko/j of
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xwritiko/j of
xwrografe/w to describe countries
xwrografiko/j of
xwrogra/foj describing countries
xw=roj the North-west wind
xw=roj a piece of ground, ground, place
xwrofile/w to haunt a place
xw=sij a heaping up
xwsto/j made by earth thrown up
yai/rw to graze, scrape, touch gently
yaisto/j cakes of ground barley
yai/stwr one that wipes off
yaka/zw to rain in small drops, drizzle, drip
yaka/j any small piece broken off, a grain, morsel, bit
yalido/stomoj nipper-mouthed
yali/zw to clip with scissors
ya/lion a
yali/j a pair of scissors
ya/llw to touch sharply, to pluck, pull, twitch
ya/lma a tune for a stringed instrument
yalmo/j a twitching
yalmoxarh/j delighting in harp-playing
ya/ltria a female harper
ya/maqoj sand, sea-sand
yamaqw/dhj sandy
yammakosioga/rgaroi in sand-hundred heaps
yammako/sioi sand-hundred
ya/mminoj of sand, sandy
ya/mmioj on the sand
yammi/thj sand, sandy
ya/mmoj sand
yammw/dhj like sand, sandy
yaro/j like a starling
ya/r a starling
yau=sij a touching
yau/w to touch
yafaro/qric with rough coat
yafaro/j easily reduced to powder, friable, crumbling
yafaro/xrouj rough on the surface, squalid
ya/w to touch lightly, rub
ye/gw to blame, censure
yedno/j thin, spare, scanty
ye/kthj a censurer, disparager
yekto/j blamed, blameable
ye/lion an armlet
yeliofo/roj wearing bracelets
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yelio/w to twine
yelli/zw to falter in speech, speak inarticulately
yellismo/j a pronouncing indistinctly
yello/j unable to pronounce certain letters
yeudaggele/w to bring false news
yeudaggeli/a a false report
yeuda/ggeloj a false
yeuda/delfoj a false brother
yeudama/macuj a bastard vine
yeudapo/stoloj a false apostle
yeudarta/baj false-measure
yeudatra/facuj false orach
yeudattiko/j false Attic
yeudauto/moloj a sham deserter
yeudene/dra a feigned ambuscade
yeudhgore/w to speak falsely
yeudhgo/roj speaking falsely
yeudh/j lying, false
yeudoboh/qeia pretended help
yeudodida/skaloj a false teacher
yeudokh=ruc a lying herald
yeudoklhtei/a a prosecution against one who has falsely subscribed his name as witness
yeudoku/wn a sham Cynic
yeudo/litroj made from adulterated soda
yeudologe/w to speak falsely, spread false reports
yeudologi/a a false speech, falsehood
yeudolo/goj speaking falsely
yeudo/mantij a false prophet
yeudomarture/w to be a false witness, bear false witness
yeudomarturi/a false witness
yeudoma/rtuj a false witness
yeudone/rwn a false-Nero
yeudonu/mfeutoj a false, feigned
yeudopa/rqenoj a pretended maid
yeudo/rkioj perjured, forsworn
yeu=doj a falsehood, untruth, lie
yeudostome/w to speak falsely
yeudo/fhmoj of false divination
yeudofi/lippoj a false Philip
yeudo/xristoj a false Christ
yeudw/numoj under a false name, falsely called
yeu/dw to cheat by lies, beguile
yeu/dw to cheat by lies, beguile
yeusi/stuc hating falsehood
yeu=sma a lie, untruth
yeuste/w to be a liar, lie, cheat
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w)ku/pouj swift-footed
w)ku/pteroj swift-winged
w)ku/rouj swift-flowing
w)ku/skopoj quick-aiming
w)ku/j quick, swift, fleet
w)ku/thj quickness, swiftness, fleetness, speed
w)ku/tokoj quickly
w)kuto/koj causing quick and easy birth
w)le/kranon the point of the elbow
w)le/nh the arm from the elbow downwards
)/wlenoj Olenos
w)lesi/bwloj clod-crushing
w)lesi/karpoj losing its fruit
w)lesi/oikoj destroying the house
w)/lc a furrow
w)maxqh/j heavy to the shoulders
w)mhsth/j eating raw flesh
w)mobo/eioj of raw, untanned ox-hide
w)mobrw/j eating raw flesh
w)moge/rwn a fresh, active old man
w)modakh/j fiercely gnawing
w)mo/dropoj plucked unripe
w)moqete/w to place the raw slices
w)mokrath/j of rude untamed might
w)mopla/th the shoulder-blade
w)mo/sitoj eating men raw
w)mospa/raktoj torn in pieces raw
w)mo/j raw, undressed
w)=moj ulna
w)mo/thj rawness
w)moto/koj bringing forth untimely offspring:&mdash
w)mofa/goj eating raw flesh, carnivorous
w)mo/frwn savage-minded, savage
w)ne/omai to buy, purchase
w)nh/ a buying, purchasing
w)nhte/oj to be bought
w)nhth/j a buyer, purchaser
w)nhto/j bought
w)/nioj to be bought, for sale
w)nomasme/nwj by giving names
w)=noj for
w)|o/n eggs or
w)o/p avast!
w)= O! oh!
w great
w(=per where
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